Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1873, Page 2

E VENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY....... February 19, 1873. In bis speech printed in 2, Mr. Roosevelt's great ob Globe of January | ect is by @ manipi- ‘ion of the figures embraced in the report of | the Board of Public Works to expose the bad | faith—the “blunders or frauds”—of the board in its estimates or statements, and charges cither directly or by implication that these have been deliberately prepared with the purpose of deceiving Congres# and the public. We have now before us the reply of Gen. Chipman. Let wg see how far Mr. Koosevelt makes good his charges. We shall use Gen. Chipman’s, facts and figures. Mr. Roosevelt's first grave charge is, that the board is guilty of “a great blunder or fraud” in its statement of the amount of work done, em- bracing, as he states it, “fifty-six miles of wood and concrete pavements,” and adding to this “enough” of “granite,” “macadam,” and ‘‘eob- ble-stone” pavements and “country roads” to make a total of one hundred and fiftéen mi ‘These the board computes as embracing 1,32, square yards. But Mr. Roosevelt computes them as containmg “more than 2,167,000 square yards,” and charges a frand upon the board of “over 000 square yards,” which, estimated at $0.9 per square yard, would make a differ- ence in their cost of “about a million of dol- lars.” Gen. Chipman, after a careful compnta- | tion, furnishes a statement which demonstrates the accuracy of the board's statement. Mr. | | Roosevelt computes al! the roadway at 32 feet in width, ignoring the fact, clearly set forth in the report of the board, that 37.27 miles of the | 115 were only 20 feet wide: aud a computation | vpn this basis disposes of Mfr. Roosevelt's error | ev (rand of “over 272,000 square yards,” and his | * almost illion’s difference” in thelr price. | With a great show of fairness, Mr. Roosevelt next compares the cost of laying these 115 miles of pavements. From table xii of the report he | deduces the average cost of the pavements at “over $40” per lineal foot, and applies this multiple to 56 miles of the 115 miles of pave- ment laid. He thus fixes the whole cost of these 56 miles at $11,827,200. His object im this is to | show that the cost of these 56 miles ix more than double the whole cost, as stated by the board, | of the 115 miles. But what are the facts? General Chipman gives them in the following | table: 34.21 miles of wood pavement...... 5.05 miles of round block pavement i miles of compound pavement at $65,706.55 per mile. 16.54 miles Of concrete pavement at $60,074.56 per mile ..... Making 2 total of ......43,435,8 And showing a “Dlunder or fraud” in Mr. Koosevelt’s statement of $3,341,313.05 ! ‘The unfairness, if not mendaeity, of this pre- tended showing is farther illustrated In the fact that, although Mr. R. knew that some of these 56 miles of pavements cost per syuare yard only $1, other $1.75, other 93.1 other $5.20, yet he uses the highest price (3.50) for all in his estimate of their cost, and this deliberately as a means of swelling his eharge of fraud against the board to the heaviest figure possible ! ' Again and again Mr. Roosevelt returns to these fifty-six miles of pavements. Finding on page 53 of the report an approximate estimate ot the cost of finishing fifteen avenues named, footing up, to use his own language, “the cnor- , mous sum of" $2, zi He computes, “or 22 931,035 20 650, 202.7 pretends. to do so, the length of-these- avenues , at tem miles, and dividing the length into the estimated cost, finds the cost per mile to be | $2590. He then applies this cost per mile to the fifty-six miles. He says:—* At that rate the fifty-six miles would cost 14,840,000, leaving still the residue ot the 115 miles to be estimated."* Now the true length of these avenues is 21.3 | miles, instead of ten, as Mr. Kt. states it. Con- the cost per mile is $124,446, instead Of $255,070—lew than one-half of Mr. R.'s esti- | mates, and thus is exposed another “blunder or fraud) Mr. Koose veit’s calculations of near $8,000.000 1 | And Mr. Roosevelt attempts to support these | Systematic misrepresentations by pretending to | take from the tables of assexsments of the re- | port the cost per lineal foot to lay these pave- | ments. He states it at $42.72 per lineal foot. | But the real cost of laying these pavements is | only $11.78—another “blunder of frand” im Mr. | Koosevelt's statements of 30.91 in the lineal | foot, and the average cost per lineal foot of all | the improvements on the street—the laying of these pavements and alt other work—as shown j by the tables of assessments, is $39.96, and not } #4272. But Gen. Chipman shows that to apply | any price in such a calculation, a street of 32 | feet roadway should be used, such as Twelfth street, at $26.64, or Fourth street, at $21.23, and | even then the result wall necessarily be largely | in excess of the actual cost, because, in the as- | sessments all the intersections of streets, all the | expenses incurred in front of property exempt | from taxation—such as churches, schoois, alley | Openings, and other property exempt from tax- | ation by special acts of Congress—are charged to the front foot of assessable property, and be- | cause the nues and other wide streets must | Of necessity cost more than streets the width of | which is assumed at 52 fret, on which width the le — of fiity-six miles is based. attempts to support | is” of his extraordinary calculations by arranging in tabular form six- teen contracts, giving and contrasting their | €-timated and actual cost, as furnished by the | tables in the report of the board. By this he | \abors to show that the actual is in excess of the | estimated cost over $500,000 in a total of $1,087,923.90. This he does with characteristic accuracy and fairness. General Chipman has taken this table of sixteen contracts, and after supplying its omissions and otherwise correcting real figures of the report from which Mr. R. pre- tends to take them, Genera! C. shows that in | some cases, as in that of Twelfth street (George Nietzey’s, in which Mr. R. makes the actual exceed the. estimated cost $52,199.95,) and that of the East Capitol street sewer (A. Campbell's, in which Mr. R. makes the actual exceed the estimated cost $21,255.10,) the estimated cost is really in excess of the actual cost. General C. also shows that in the aggregates of the estimated and actual cost of these sixteen contracts the actual exceeds the estimated cost omty €243,414.5 instead of $500,967.33, asstated by Mr. Roosevelt. A critical examination of this table shor that this excess is caused almost wholly by ts Of the sixteen contracts—that is, by the acci- dental omission of the estimate for the ext sion of Tiber creek sewer, ($%,170,) but which | is given on another page of report; by the ex- cess in Patrick Cullinane’s contract for Four- and-a-half street, ($55,205.75,) and that in Wm. Fleteche: for Sixteenth street, ($10,415.59,) whieh were caused by the widening of the streets and other work performed, upon the pe- titions of property holders, after the work was begun, and not contemplated in the original contracts upon which the estimates in the re- port were based. Striking out the excess in these three contracts, amounting in the aggre- gate to $190,791.34, and the excess of the actual over the estimated cost of the remaining tnir- teengeontracts, is ouly €55,02).22 less thané per cent. of their whole cost. General Chipman, not satisfied with this showing, follows it with two carefully-prepared tables (D and E),in which he shows some of the amounts which should be stricken oat of the board's list of estimates, being sums saved to the board by the excess of the estimated over ‘the actual cost of work under contract, by the improper retention of estimates in the list after the annulment of contracts or abandoument of Sane canses, aggregating $475,- 396.38. Opposite this total (in table E) our dele- gate places the whole excess of the actual over the estimated cost of Mr. Roosevelt's sixteen comtracts ($243,414.56), adding cstimates for ex- tensions accidentally omitted, (four in number, $52,310.28,) and for six contracts not estimated in report for want of proper data ($116,751.32), making an aggregate of $415,979.08; thus show- ing a balance in favor of the beard of $60,3%7 30, aud demonstrating that, instead of understat- | i its figures, thus making them conform to the | stthe | | taken evidence in regard to | of the class duri r Nevertheless, it is uponguch caleulations and statements as the above—every one of which is foul with “‘biunder or fraud;” if not malice and Roostveljt labors to re the bad faith of the board: transactions, and to swell the imdeb: the territory to$19,000,000. Of a in that direction are defeated expesure of the biundering miscalculations: whieh they | are based, and General Chipmas ore shows that the indebtedness of stead of being $19,000,000, is What the Toles District Committee reported it at the last ses- | sion of Congress—s9,198,122.65. ———_-+ee-____ Speaker Blaine ors. the Credit Mobi. ‘The only reference to Speaker Blaine, in the repétt of Judge Poland's special committee, submitted to the House of Representatives yes- terday, is the following summary of the testi- mony in reference to the charges against hi: “Among those who have in the — ee been chased with improper pat pation in credit mobilier stock is the : Mr. Blaine, who moved the resolution iis investigation. The committee have, therefore. him. "They find from it that Mr. Ames had conversation with Mr. Blaine in regard to taking ten shares of the stock, and recommended it Ty invest- ment. consideration, Mr. Blaine eon- chided nok to take the stock, and never did take it, and never eo or received anything on account of it, Blaine never had ang interest direct or tedieect in the credit mobilier stock, or stock of the Union Pacific railroad company.” It will be seen that this isa complete exon- eration of the Speaker, so that the comments of the committee on the action of those members of the House who did take the stock of the etedit mobilier or Union Pacific railroad, dges | hot apply to him in any manner whatever. ——_—_—--+0e- The directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal met at Annapolis yesterday and adopted the recommendation of a committee appointed ata previous meeting, increasing the charge of transportalion of coal between Cumberland and Georgetown five cents pcr ton. The rate is now to be 51 cents per ton Instead of 46 cents, as here- tofore. This is sutefdal poftcy on the part of the al company, as they will find to their cost. ——__—_-see- —____. What is the reason the Alexandria papers do not reach here by mail until twenty-four hours after they are issued? The New York evening papers come to hand the next morning | after their issue; the evening papers of our sister city, only six miles off, do not get here until afternoon. There is a screw loose some- where. seee- The Baltimore papers in using STAR items without credit should be careful to change the , dates,so that the larceny may not be woo con- spicuous. ot SONS OF JONAD. RIDAY EVE! M b TH tM cations dEY ee lub House, at 7:90 o'clock, "A punctual ationd. of every member is earn: ly requested, as bust. of importance will be tr T HOWE, Cor. See's. S > er EC OTe OFFICE, As, 173. Genera! Ord: STRICT OF COT, WASHINGTON Nathaniet it is hereby appointed Aid -de- Gum with the rank of Major, on The’ staff of the overnor, He will be obeyed aud respected accord ingly vl id of the Govern pe seems of BSTER, hist of Seam Offcial: H. DP. COOKE. Jn. A. WE, THE, CROERIGNED, ramen ree ‘th Lyd our BANK aGores : on SATURDAY, the ‘at Instant, ‘AWvashington's Birt jomers having pa: er maturing on that ‘day are requested to provide Porit the day pretions JAY COOKE & €O., Per W. i. Te: bss Att ES KELLY agi . ei Cashier tional Metropolitan Bank. sw an at First Nations! Bank MBIA. -€ ‘ hier Bank of Washington. Deeps City Savings Bank; tional Baak Republic. an ssi, National ARK ass W. LAIRD, Ja Cashier Faraiore'& Mechaatos' Nationa, __ SQUIER & ROOT. baomatanns sg ae AND FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD ESTREET BAPTIST CHURCH, TUESDAY. WED SPAY, THURSDAY and FRI- Febraary 18, 2. DAY EV: oo Admission, 10 ‘ anes ‘tome su TTieketes 23 Conta, + No raifling or mee fo BARILI’S VOCAL CLASS. ai ustice £01 fotne Mere The Cheat which eof ewes Seven Wo: ewe wail Perform at at tie Bret ioe com went, more voices are jag the coming of a ice be received on MONDAY. te uired es; member will ted FHURSDAY, The thes by insts. . Lge nena . th jedige of mi requir Wat SL OS [a who surrendered policies to us in Youwers AND.NEW YORK FIRE INSUR- after the chicaee fire, will please call at onr office and receive the amount of unearned premium for the saume A. 8. ERATE «& SON, tae Corner %h and D strects. OME A r GETA ¥I cies Soap? Pean nea via LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 631 F fMcB. TIMONRY, Sec'y. _ £15 ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR !— Headquarters: » vmumande . M. MARSHALL, > we Gener >A MEETING 0 5: 1OLI of the ARLINGTO the olice of ths Comme ar northwest, on moxpay, A) ay of F i Potts will cS Se NEW DRUG STORE, No. 1429 PexnsYivasta AvENcE, Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. felt-ty ~ ZS A DANGEROUS ATMOSPHERE. ‘The great atmospheric wave which, the meteorolo- cists tell us,sweeps over the whole United States froam the Pacific coast at this season, is loaded with ‘ow holesome vapors that chill the body aad distarb ali its funetions. Perspiration is checked the stom- ach is deranged, the bowels and the liver sympathize with vary compute are agradered and tes: | ¢ ee pulmonary complaints are engendered, » its are more or less depressed. These are among the common effects produced by the moist, ungenial winds prevalent in the winter months. But if the *ystem is toned and fortified in advance with Hostet- ter’s Stomach Bitters, no danger need be apprehend- ed from any condition of the atmosphere. The “ill BES G a : ae and rb. ty es ks tS and steady. Feb. 19.—Flour dull, Wheat dull. Loxpox, Feb. 19. 11 a. m—Console opened at mars Fe re ior unt Bonde st | Se ay yt hy pe. and ee Dorthwest. Was mai 0 "Perfect — inoured its obbae chee 1 om! Mite ir ai 2088. TERRY. ? os 2403 S trest nor to be So V WXb= eae gpk, Dea o PRLs'aicetreat evathwerts ANTEDSA Fak PARTNER, to take. ood of Restaurant at the New destin ?: Address tractor, No. WwW rt, liceuse, &e. Office. ry, Ys cut area's siyUar IN. Good refere: nae Appl: Ww ‘ fp ae eee eS an cl no n % f Js Bev of Siar give days Bev. J. HALE BARNES, care F ANTED=Ts bays aod Tees dang WORSE, W iB tc8 yours shdcnaeee be wither ‘fault northwest in good condition. and Yes, old NG; ier. 95%: lo-a's, 50's; mow fives, e's FRAsxroRt, Feb. 19—Bonds opened at 95% for Panis, Beb.19.—Rentes opened at 56 francs,7 cen- thee. seee- Maat Ren ae” SYNoPsis FOR THE PAST TWENTY-' e. as — - The area of lowest barometer whic = Ree Minnesota, is now north of Lake cord jer has fallen rapidly a ee the The e secmeare ghost The ty jure has risen jo river, north and west. prevailed on the tea fave’ ave veered to we Peterty wins from Pongest thence. to. Wikconsin. Light eetatlon tine the night in Tennessec and Ala- mo. and foxy or threatening weather ia now re fre nthe entire Atlant Clearing and Char weather {roi Arkauses to the lake togiat, ‘PROBABILITIES —' Jow ngove eastward during the rest of ¥ with in- ¢ ing rly winds in New and New i ening weather and rain in the Int- ¥ scott ; Cloudy and cleari ie eee in the om Peng ri font wand wiads voor to wester! other istlasippt, penday | Valleys ieahott ati Oh coal lewd clear weather, gion westerly winds increasing to Vik on the dower wer, lakes, Goutionary Ct ne for ork, New Lnndae. Boston: and Portionds NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. Asecasors of the several Legislative Districts rmpleted the amessment of real property fF flucal year ending June 30th oard of fais will meet at fhe office of the a Miperimtendeet sweaaments and Taxes, No. 330 4% street near the e rher of Louisiana avenué, on the 3p DAT OF Lana BEARY, 1973, at 1¥ o'clock m.. to ear any 0 oe y be made from the valuat: “Ail appeals must be made in writing before an officer competent to administer oaths, tantyed “se pied session bent rY a x conte from 1 ovcinck a.m until 8 0ton oa WEDN seat ‘aud SATURDAYS from 8 apd velock mati ra tix. Wi JSON, MILEY As i INN, cid: * . IDDLETON, arm Hicmbers of the Board and sworn Appeals BEEN AN ERP AORDIN ARY SEVERS b BR ASU! cou axbi"cous, BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, Mrs. Jones* ‘Con Mixture has been Ralled phy Log hundreds who have so success- fally used it, best Cough y yet intro- as tl duced. Paticats with remo sumption have used Ih great success, and ite demand has steadily increased. In every case, cither acold and . OF severe canes, where other rem- fice Innve bees used and Tallest has given satisfac- Indeed, suc! been its praise by the afflict- ‘. riba wre ane. warranted in recommending it to all wure medicine, easily inistered, Bleneant tothe taste, producing no nausea or other | ut effects, and certain to give satisfaction, all better, @ cents; large @1, Bold only by ARTHUB NATTANS, Drusgist, fod6-tr Corner 34 and D streets northw: ptoms of Con- BRADY TAKES PLEASURE IN AN Mw Betinend to ate poe 2 "Srons and the citizens and strangers mae ee ea gee a d sylvanie avenue, Washington, D. O-. where. in te | fature, will be pleased to attend to’ their wants eb 19-evlma DRESS SHIRTS. Six PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE | SHIBTS, ready-made, for 916.50. Six PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE SHIRTS, made to onter, at €13, $21, or @24, LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 693 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LADIES UNDERGARMENTS. PE mil dozen LADIES COTTON SKIRTS at 99 ents exc 100 degen LADIES COTTON CHEMISES at 83 Cents each. * 30 deren LADIES COTTON DBAWEBS at Te ents “00: le LADIES NIGHT DRESSES at §1.62 ; ar LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S, _{i9tr___ 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. x it (ABBiaces: CARRIAGES OABRIAGES! Thave now on hi id constantly finishing up a it Carriages, em Beirne in want! = ‘assortment of el pu. Ax. shpalifgvemencal, New 14 bh ot between Dand haw. 8-3" . T moderate salary, ri | W ‘BoP PANO tora Protea charchetoir, kde dress iatingtermes se. Post OMee. £13 2° | WYANTED—By « Ina, Tatvare LESSONS in Italian. Address 9 KW, Post Office Box 846, W: tis-at* mat the “Atismtie tates. ‘aud has | | WWANTED—By @ gen gman and Bi two Ww aba aa es maT hi | with une of kitchen Address back Bae 65 abso? er in Canada | | as orders to iOUSE inan ig a repair; cost not Per year, with gabling to ree Horses aud ‘artinges. Aad Addry 0. atilotge wes — W aranhe es of fr the care with care in x..." wi over two. sti crhunit, AID cted 645 wv b ie? more | “ne: snare EF il ities. Re- far office. AETEDSE tox cis Hate WEAVER, at 8. HELLER'S, 113 ee WwW = Spac: Dt SCH and Mats street, Mate * rash Wi f Refe mi % Va eens Fal ta Pes tee Wane, SITUATION, by a re Tea white girl, to do Plain cooking, washi Honing Wnurrivate family; Good reference. Bicane pe. L street northwest, sereeee Waste D— 100,000, at to 118-2" per cent. ¢ it 108 ANTED—A SERV. RATT cook ware iron for two a family. ohltor 8 maid; one who uuderstan Bi op vb pe sewi “a8 machine preferred. ‘opis N jo. $14 Pa, avenue, be- dd Juth wtrest: f 17-3 ta at STEA| ATT ACNE, _f 15-5. ot General Broker Baitimoze, Wane. 1L for general housework. Gu Samal family. ie eins sere HARDER & 00... i Oli 7th V ‘ond TRETED=E WOMANt intend & first-class laundry. and su Mu ieentand he basiness and management of hands. Roferen required. Apply CKWOOD, HURTY & TAY: LOR, 623 Penn: V JANTED—A competent RSE, aa California, with ixcaily, wishes’ to tovare te the same ea Best of. references. Adress P. D.C. lot 0. box No. wblagon, ANTE, Families or persons in Ww sn Pare oe Eke iaishese the , to call and get ont enantio’ ones, Ba by appt nf the Marcka Bmuploymcnts to ‘ its sin et m UTLER, 607 thstreet Bear i Lov Very one to Know that the VICTOR | ACHINE has ite needle self-set- mporitun, if | a orest's vane aug30-ly T. W. SPICER, svn WEE ee ai to = ae MRS. Sul S ne Mest G. FRENCH a HuUeiNG Gana kinds ¢ bay Wi reet, OP a binss, ness JV ANTED- Ev body "in fay ie of thoroug! V ‘leaned right as sess 1k, atthe Steam arpet B Beat! orka, Maine avenue, bet. 4 apris-1y | LOST AND FOUND. LY Be BUSHIAN at PEATEES § SATCHEL ami ; atreet Pennsyivania asenne Durthwest “A Uberal Toward will be pote by leasing at No. 503 E street northwest. £19 See | Ost —Ta from the hearty | Sort & epi te | Wea LADY'S OO. BAUS tin INCASE TCH. It reirped to the ewner Detrgen 9th and | Ioth etreets, a suitable coward will be peld” t iS-2 OST—On the morning of the ine aes in the | Vicinity of Tilatrect and Penasylvant some BS enclosed in a jarge envelope, and wrapped in a pisce : : ee 9 ate of no value 10 any one but the owner, who most gratefu to the finder by leaving them at the Star es or Police Headquarters. BEWARD-1 sylvania avenue, tinemets on 4 « M, with ig J the Bader ri weave it 7 The Te te oe ening of the 1ith inet nT ce pamecie! string of GOLD BRAD Ali reward vill sot if returned to No. 8 16% st. £17-5t" EEWARD, wierd Beth's January Ti, ae Ww 's Hotel, $0 VEO UMAIN, lange lnnke, with Locker, Containing the picture of above be given if left at JAS. SLAN'S wine ra Corner dub street and Penneylvania ave. eee Seu aman ring it et Hae and 7th and BOARDING. SPESCERIAN DOUBLE ELASTIC STEEL PENS. These on Pens are increasing very rapidly fp sale, owing to their unexcelled manufacture, re of superior English wake. and are famous eir elasticity, dur ility , aud evenness of point. Per sale everywhere. I" For the convenience of those who may wish to Vitiin eeamsae IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO., 113 138 and 140 Grand Street, N.Y. Sv4te pt BOILERS. — I will Remove and Prevent SCALE in any Steam Boilers, or make po charge. febI7-Se* 3 beta RiP 2 a soearm 3. mare in whee eimai orn ano tered Lora wikipl yer @ Few More Left. RAPIDLY CLOSING OUT. MUST ALL BE SOLD. WILL POSITIVELY CARRY NOTHING FVER, Them 96 ALL- WOE, CONTR and $10 DRESS a scares | ‘CLASS Ege Lge ot ghee pots Avenue—No. 19: - ney velo ave srense, bi Isth and Mth streets. ieee ia eo OR RENT—Two without BOARD. copser Si eerest soa Inilessoreneee tarine Goren es poe, er WHOD carter of Renny a PERSONAL. Ss. BA eth, a08. ]MES. H. J. FRENCH, ths Celcbrated Reliabii Ca ee i Reliable esa ir, A NOBLE CHABITY. OMAHA LOTTERY: TO ERECT TEE NEBRASKA STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM ‘To be Drawn in Public, MARCH Sist, 1373. Tickets, $1 each or Bix for $5. ‘Tickets seat by aos C.0.D., if desired. 1 Cash tree 975,000 1 Gash Pri rv) Foi Repu peat sod by his exeetloncy men of the SSR ieee f17-m.w.f.im* -ieasia mau cate Seas aoe ——— &c., at reasonable i ae in Wasbingion ROR RENT_AND S408 onset ive ol Pe E “HOUSE, Sees ae a is ae BA Oop aged 1 pd Wy feet fount by Wo neem one ¥.; - meee iia Real ‘etas aaa apt ae Sots 5 oa xan Ste ater ia 7h FoLs z srORE AND Lana maylvania aveaue, six doors vast of National Harel” RANCK PAYLOR, tat be Oe ‘—No. eaneyivenia avenue, i9 a =o - tng ay Bong ieee, Pam Tepe Sanat wf oF. ree gine 3 lige" ‘OR 8: (OUSE, with oR SALE — Hise Swe mery ne oon nike ey siete aie a RoUsastin acer md | Alea, ten ton room vac eck French» root, or, jee Marigciag Cla ner pnd cheap. a complete FRAME COTTAGE. Price, $2,- Moisganeeres cWAP EY Ce pone at r 7th at. opp. Centre Markets Til 6c= ni propert ne east, (ORE Ticsoreni saat “BRIE 10K sree in ig WikutaW TYLER, Weal ‘Kéato Broker Fis © Broker, h street OR HENTOA four-room new BRICK ae half square from Lth-street cars. §15 pou. Inquire 624 Louisiaua avenue, tom 9 to Sp. mn. FE OK RENT. 4 BRICK HOUSE of AY rooms, near Capitol; location beautifal, as beeen te htepait a and water, Apply at't9 103,38 F°; ENT—Two- ‘story HOUSE, Tees com. + at 406 Ist street southeast, corner Ist and La sa * tn asia fst R one Of the most desirable loca- corner of Hand san well farnished cold water te ever? 4 jan38-1m_ (QR RENT—The HOUSE snd 7 Acres, known aa he Rosalyn Property, in Virginia, dining the aneduct at Geo wr salgged a In- reat Aqued uct Bridge wk BURGAN, fotel. large HALL, eae for ‘iations of billiard —. . janzs- a MEDICAL, &e. D‘ RIC gED, 141 West Fayette street, Buiti- thirty years’ experience in Hor . gd acure in recent diseases of ibe fe nary organa in three davs; chronic Canes in 8, , by & Jocal remed, ly. Full vigor restored. ree Ree eam DO teem Db. en teaes 141 West Fayette street more, oft rhea, ialty: rinary if Doc Reside between H and LEON, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, ‘The oldest estabNshed Specialist in the city. No. S11 Lith street, above H. Hours: 11 to 4 and 7 to 9, daity, Aa Female Complaints and oa ¥ 5) Address Mic, Ti ILus. SAE ceeamengl ho act ano. 4 LEE a Td PROFESSIONAL. . L. JULIBN, b* ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, jim" 1 D Bt. southwest, (near Lith st.) B. woeres, 4, D. yo Mo 1106 PE arma vEBS, = ona’ B.S. Late with off. repers- ares fvemega an eed ree es is te testimony ont, ne aro. SAS ae = joun "a8 PAE \T- LAW, EDUCATIONAL. SPER RaranE Aer N inecatatee NICHOLS, THE ONLY NICHOLS, de3-tf NICHOLS, THY Baa | No, 1009 Irn i AND aT LOWEST PRICES. & ©. PF, a iS CHANCE. BY about Ge per 1g SALE. 2 re i puts vt ogee " raEp Adam's Bx A good stand ( The shins “has other business to aliend to. rene avenue. painter rehe or" ia ‘Apeiy Es aed No. 433" Penn sylvania avenue alP ibe a kong 2B Be a on oe Artingtes 4 peketand ter rig! i | ey FoR SALE. be R RF, 7 po ne Fou Pare now “y ate an ‘property hes been recently ir ond nieut for 7 for 8 boarding hee house. Witt Iogear at : foipeor. pA Ivania avenue, | GBOL feos in aigreat Portions of the sale ‘at ‘ ckty, sdvence te grecmeut | _ operty TAN Bovie a Co. | ANDSo, a rine ‘extended. from 6 to 10 ae. Prices, for reat. $00 per month. “Rare opportunity eer + APP LOT ARBRE & CO., 7th atreet opposite BO | VR ARE ne ot 16, in auuare 207, ing om the south side of Massachusetts aveuuc, be. 33th . For sare appr anct ve jee building. febil-colm oa Um Vest tn nn! the National Savings & 1 Cor nea at} joo oO SOCK. real estate should have it sdeciring. ton ‘i thelr applications iu by a WR techn WALK: meta eae Memae, 330 ‘toh greet, $40,000: $5 Cone OF | mend "shee years, in sums of 16. a 37th atreet. ) P Tu BES of the Poet Tk and and Fancy Store, x wee en pee: pa ZBERG ® CO. FOR SALE. Fe SALB—A BOUSE and LOT. nino a LOT ad 24nlag: GROCERIES and FINTURED, three Fie Ag Sa etn, fee be eold; the mer about leaving the city, 303 Iih erect northwest. m | FORE SALE—Teo FRENCH PL aa ore th etreet i srenwest oe tis x Fe ‘BALETA A pcnds team of CHESTN years old; very stylish, and ctr atendurance. Address ( R., P.O. Bo 17, Weshingtons D.C. 02-6" FoR aA SALE—One Hi cD — from sity "Timits, A) to JOHN Y i Wt COAL AND WOOD. mance f | Beets b in the ot =) New Dork Milly -faenTING al = ty ‘s ‘Gloves ReMing- & ee, cise by tern nd Ladies le ture Py ances rth met Cnet athe DRY _ GOODS. BRODHEAD & CO's. from 57% to 2. and host of ether White Gov any te L. ~~! ryerd t ty 90 pee ct. ANSEEs, reese urs ~o Of Gulnet erlehrated conte Ribhons Boapterchiets, very a oan of EAD & 60. Ddcrwear direct from the mae *. QUILTS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, 100 Pair GRAY BLANKETS 200 FOR MOTELS AND This lot of Goods are very Cheap and very Good Dosen CHEAP NAPKINS CHEAP TOWELS, DAROING MOUSES JOHN T. MITCHELL, fis 952 PENNSYEVANIA AVE Vest PSA CENT. orr ALL SALES oF a DRY GOODS wi sree Doo’ sian the simere, ‘Kia ont ite EW DAYS LONGER. of Woolen gee cont .. for Cash in Clot ___ PIANOS, &e. Sek G u GSE FONE Gio as and at NA. ed avenne. Ey ik ie A te it be sold af aslight ad: | Fee " TRUS thoves w aw. Party os COTTON. I conte; Wameutta, a G OUTTON ia Sst, 04 and IM from ca eit fake an acecunt —k about “ey wuicheane we extend oar Goode at Jormer tow Secs woe ae wee gate over ail others, ha ue the most popula burn, # the conntry ,cau be ad mo lowing low | 08 from to oars. v vatared PAROS from ko @7as. GRAND PIANOS from zg! Persous who h to save fem 0 @ 300 In chasing the C + Are iby ited to compare mai for x b to. CARL &, ‘Agent, ai6-tr Pouusy ivanis avenue, Ww Wiis KNABE 4 Eye ALTIMORE. ML GRAND, SQUARE as trnicn PIA’ These instruments rt repre, aud eoen ned belore the ore the pubite ye COAL DEALERS. We have several hnn dred tons of WHITE ASH AND a CLAY SHAMOKIN | FURNACE, Go “AND STOVE SIZES, at the foot of Sixth street west, which we wil! sell to ae rely manos ll a re Pee toe Pe EDW. CLARK & V hols and Retail Deele ue in Lamber, Wes pal. foot of Fourth streat wea we AND COAL{ Fat _ COAL} the etn ihe a be icere re it aay wy etree Ocal! aud ex ie their stock, as ico of W001 — and, No. 4% street rewt. Of the best aivekaa SS on os McCAULRY & BROS. “zim REAL ESTATE AGENTS. A. © BARBER & © EL REAL ESTATE, {Secét__911 SEVENTH STREBT, op. P.O. 6 1 SEVENTH STREST. op F, 4 BOSWELL & co., Real Estate Brokers, Southeast corner 4% ke yg Virgiaia evenne, WASHINGTON, D.o. oss “EENTED roy Stunts OoLLEor- Eo ED. UAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM J — JUAN BOYLE & Co., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, No, 606 Firteentx Sracer, 7,508.8 iFey HEE 3 tS as i é between and ton west c gy psa sr seeF, OTamET: ‘i jaal-t AT COST ONT IL THE STOCK 18 CLEARED OUT, 48 BB INTENDS BUILDING. gprs HOTELS. Ww ILLABRD'S HOTEL, WASBINGTON, D. 0. BEMO) FIFTY PRIY, em ly LED, REF URN: BNISHED, ATE BATH BOOMS, AND ELEVATURs ADDED. OPEN NOVEMBER 2, 1872. 3. F. CAKE, = ae deck tm_ Northeast corner of lth and i sta eons wore, No, 709 G STREET, jem Betwees Tre ann éra Savers. T= IMPEBIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYKES, Proprietor. Froxtme Pexnstivania Avexce, Between 13th and Mth sivecis, Wasurxeton, D. o. bee ‘The 8. BIC bes determined to provide s good caterer: Bovis wel i ABLINGTON,” VERMONT AVENUE, T. BOESSLE & 508, Prorrerons. Md WILLARD, EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D, 0. AY NINGS, FLAGS, TENTS. M. G. COPELAND, serennes ores Sy oot omar eco Jj. = Funron, : CARPENTER, BUILDER, OONTBACTOR. Jobbing, or Gea- Cotes ter Home, = Eat vortowest. MASES! MASKS!! MASKS THE GREATEST VARIETY |, COTILLION Goops, (GERMAN FavoKs) ‘THE FINEST ASSORTMENT, Jum Received at CHR. RUPPERT'S FANCY Bazaak, 403 SEVENTH ” % it