Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1873, Page 3

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY....... February 19, 1873. Roose: Phil Against the Board of Pubic Works, | In his speech printed in the Globe of January | &, Mr. Roosevelt's great object is by a manipu- lution 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 either | directly or by implication that these bare been deliberately prepared with the purpose of deceiving Congress and the public. We have now before us the reply of Gen. Chipman. Let us see how far Mr. Roosevelt 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 ameunt ef 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 “cob- bie-stone” pavements and “‘country roads” to make a total of one hundred and fifteen mil ‘These the board computes as embracing 1,892.9. 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 272,000 square yards,” which, estimated at $5.50 per square yard, would make a differ- | ence in their cost of “about a million of dol- | lars.” Gen. Chipman, after a careful computa- | tion, furnishes a statement which demenstrates the accuracy of the board's statement. Mr- Rogsevelt computes al! the roadway at 32 feet | in width, ignoring the fact. clearly set forth in | the report of the board, that 57.277 miles of the | 115 were only 20 feet wide: gud a computation | pon this basis disposes of Mr. Roosevelt's error | or (rand of “over 272,000 square yards,” and his | * slmost @ million’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 58 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 55 miles is 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 : ‘34.71 miles of wood pavement. 5.05 milesof round block pavement — 165,903 75 Si miles of compound pavement at $65,706.55 per mile. 57,165 59 16.31 miles 6f concrete pavement at $60,074.56 per mile ....... 981,635 20 t Making & total of ......$3 485,885 95 And showing a “blunder or fraud” in Mr. Koosevelt’s statement of $8,341,313.05 ! The unfairness, if not mendaeity, of this pre- tended showing is further illustrated in the fact that, although Mr. BR. knew that some of these 56 miles of pavements cost per square yard oniy $1.%, other $1.75, other 3.10, and other $5.20, yet he uses the highest price (3.5) for all in his estimate of their cost, and this deliberately as a means of swelling his eharge of fraud against ne 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 of the cost of finishing fifteen avenues named. footing up, to use his own i anguage, ‘‘the enor- | mous sum of” $2,650,702.78!'"*- He?computes, “or pretends. to do so,-the length of -these- avenues at ten miles, and dividing the length into the estimated cost, finds the cost per mile to be | $285,090. He then applies this cost per mile to the fifty-six miles. He says:—*At that rate the fifty-six miles would cost #14,849,000, leaving still the residue ot the 115 miles to be estimated. Now the true length of these avenues is 21.5 miles, instead of ten, as Mr. R. states it. Con- sequently, the cost per mile is $124,446, instead Of $255,(T0less than one-half of Mr. R.'s est!- | mates, and thus is exposed another “blunder or fraud” in Mr. Kooseveit’s calculations of near $8,000,000! | And Mr. Roosevelt attempts to support these | Systematic misrepresentations by pretending to | take from the tables of assessments 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 “blander of frand” in Mr. | Roosevelt's statements of $30.94 in the lineal | foot, and the average cost per lineal foot of all the improvements on the street—the laying of these pavements and al! other work—as shown | by the tables of assessments, is $39.96, and not | $42.72 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 $21.28, and even then the result will necessarily be largely | im 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, schools, alléy | 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 avenues and other wide streets must | of necessity cost more than streets the width of | which is assumed at 52 fret, on which width the length of fifty-six miles is based. Mr. Koosevelt further attempts to support |« the “blunders or frands” of his extraordinary calculations by arranging in tabular form six- | teen contracts, giving and contrasting their | 3 €-timated and actual cost, as furnished by the | tables in the report of the board. By this he | inbors to show that the actual isin excess of the | estimated cost over $500,000 in a total of $1,068 ,93.90. 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 its figures, thus making them conform to the 1g real figures of the report from which Mr. R. pre- tends to take them, General 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 $52,189.95,) and that | of the East Capitol street sewer (A. Campbell's, in which Mr. R. makes the actual execed the estimated cost $21,255.10,} the estimated cost is | Teally 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 omiy $243,414.56, instead of $550,987.35, as stated by Mr. Roosevelt. A critical examination of this table shows that this excess is caused almost wholly by ¢ Of the sixteen contracts—that is. by the acci- dental omission of the estimate for the ¢ 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-haif street, ($55,205.75,) and that in Wm. Fleteber’s for Sixteenth street, ($40,415.59,) which were caused by the widening of the streets and other work performed, upon the pe- titions of property hollers, after the work was begum, 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, the excess of the actual over the estimated cost of the remaining tnir- Teengeontracts, is only $55,023.22 —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 out 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 snpulment of contracts or abandonment of pom, gre other caases, on5,- 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 contracts ($243,414.56), adding estimates for ex- tensions accidentally omitted, (four in number, $52,810.28,) and for six contracts not estimated in report for want of proper data ($116,754.32), making an aggregate of $415,979.08; thus show- fing a balance in favor of the beard of $59,357.30, and demonstrating that, instead of understat-| pain. 3. WELCH, Secretary. | are based, and General Chip: | Sa in regard to him. | Union Chi ing, the board bas really everstated its habiil- ies. Nevertheless, it is mponguch calculations and statements as the above—erery one of which is foul with “blunder or fraud?” if not malice and mendacity—that Mr. Roosevelt labors to prove the bad faith of the board imthe transactions, and to swell orden the territory to $19,000,000. Of that direction are defeated | tae biundering miscalculations shows that the indebeedmess of District, in- stead of being $19,000,000, is What te Hose District Committee reported it at the last ses- sion of Congress—#9,198,122.65. pice oF Speaker Blaine ore. the Credit Mobi- The only aR EA. to S apikes Blaine, in the repoft of Judge Poland's special committee; submitted to the House of Representatives yes- terday, is the following summary of the testi- mony in referetice to the charges against him: * Among those who have in the public press been charged with improper in credit ier stock is the present * Mr. Blaine, who moved the resolttion investigation. The committee sary, Thee and frot that Mr. Ames had consideration, Mr. totake the stock, and never did take it, and never paid or received anything on account of it, Mr. Blaine neverhad any interest direct or indirect 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 credit mobilier or Union Pacific railroad, dges not apply to him in any manner whatever. The directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio | canal met at Annapolis yesterday and adopted re recommendation of a committee appointed ‘ata previous meeting, increasing the charge of transportalion of coal between Cumberland and Georgetown fivecents per ton. The rate is now to be 51 cents per ton instead of 46 cents, as here- tofore. This is sutcidal policy on the part of the canal company, as they will find to their cost. ——___-+ee- _____ ‘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 band 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. ment. VU chided seee- The Baltimore p#pers in asing Star items without credit should be careful to change the dates, so that the larceny may not be too cou- sgicuows. SONS OF JONADAB.—Public mecting on FRIDAY EVENING, Febr st, at nl, on 20th strest, near Pe sy avenue, under direction of Pivneer Council, Allare invited to come. YOUNG MEN'S REPUBLICAN CL ‘There will be a meeting of the Y, evablie an Club RTA ednesday) EV b HT H dvclock. “A prncttial attend 3 gang Men'e ¥ ae roquested, as busi of importance w tran: si FRANK T. HOWE, Cor. Sec'r. AECUTIVE ar E. S =e Dis’ ii ped OF © tag Wasninoron, Feb. is. Genera! Orders. No-9. N. itt fs hereby appointed Aid-de- th the ramk of Major, on te staff of th Govern . He will be obeyed aid respected acconl- ingly ommand of the Gove = A WEBSTER, Chiof of seni Official: H. D. COOKE. Jz. WE, ray, URDERSIGNED, aoe LOSE. our BANKS ‘ant BANK HOC on cart bins the instant, ashington’s Birtl Gustomers having maturing on that ~3 are requested to provide TH RY COOKE £ C0 iv . Per W. H. Texxey.Att'y., ES KELLY. Jay Cooks & Co. Mos i Cashier met mal Metropolitan Bank. . SWAN & ¢ Fir nie & 60. J. W. ALVORD, Prea't Freedman’s Savings & Trust Co, MIPDLETON & Co. LEWIS JOHNSON & co WASHINGTON « co bier Bank of Washington. arer Washington City Savings Bank, x6 wenetRes? National Bank Republic. ‘resident Second National Bank. (ashier Gen. Ames’ La. Bank. ER, . SNED ‘Treasurer National Savings Bank, W. LAIRD Ja. . — ¢ Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Sane rg eto ___ SQUIER & ROOT. eabitels 3 [PAF AIE AND FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD APTIST, St ET B. CHUR THEA WEDN Ly AY. THU ESDAY and 1 FRI- ENING: nec 4 eter 8 C Conia, oe Taifling or calictation to | Dormanirs VOCAL ¢ CLASS. order to size justice tot tothe Mercadante, “The Fords of Jesus ast Seven Christ | er ehich will be performed at the fret concert of the class during the cos coming Lent, more, voices are | Fequiredyeepecia rand Therefor be eived » tl Tih, i atniekip as A ay be ‘my at Marini's Hail. Some know! required. UE" rervone wo Surroninied policies to us in KEBS A ‘W YORK F INSUR- You . ND at COMPANY = - after the Chicago fire, will please call at ont office and receive the amount of ned premium for the ae A. 8. PRATT & SON, | sem Corner 9u re COME AND GET AOUPE FIRST ANTAL PORT TERRITORIA! |AVINGS. x ako cay UNO Asoc tATION,o31 F ey ta E. McB. TIMONRY, Sec'y ATTENTION, KNIGHTS caer ‘ashington, D. orpeuceny 1 =. ite st is. N xi : TANDERY, ar hery om sy lum in ree Fe 1th, and WED- ebruary twih,ai'? o'clock, ficent work of . from é to 7 of masic twat es (ep he gtr _£13,14.13.19 ent the ABLE sae owe ee Baris if forthe let ars et ae Bee aetes ae _jandS- Im ¥. iM. (MARSHALL, Oey [SM ttBt RNs NEW DRUG STORE, No. 1429 Pennsyivasta Avesce, Depot for Suda and Mineral Waters. felz-ty ~ > A DANGEROUS ATMOSPHERE. ‘The great atmospheric wave which, the meteorolo- cists tell us,sweeps over the whole United States from the Pacific coast at this season, is loaded with | uolesome vapors that chill the body aad disturb #). its functions. Perspiration is checked the stom- ach is deranged, the bowels and the liver sympathize with that organ, the nerves and muscles are affected, pulmonary complaints are engendered, and the spir- its are more or less depressed. These are among the common effects produced by the moist, ungenial winds prevalent in the winter months. wind that blows nobody any good” will not be likely to blow any harm to him who strengthens and rega- lates his internal organs with this wholesome veg- etablé tonic and alterative, and elothes in @ manner suitable to the season. fever and ague and other diseases of an or remittent type, are now in the air, and to be planted in the system, to forth bitter fruit, either market yesterday was apaying 1-64 and interest the it bond wit ose mai ~y ee Beatles ak B.," Star office. ’ Ae New Yore—Finst Board. v. vali: J); pA ye... 5 | $30 Jan. Lneaal pobre at and , at 2110 oh L and Mt morthwest, Perfect secon! a ANTED=A sn ieee Gr m Ht ri HOSS PERRY rig baa ray oat one SrORp . STA) y sees weer ito por traetor, Ko. 1845 at tie ew Bharat take charge of a AEDw A | WW ices tear STAI oni tant rant, liceuse, Bee Address ic be aaa, Wan tence in livery, Ye deaire tet, wat Wes! ty 4 . ery Lard qui i: ea mage i sh ra age reat IN. Good references mn ee eb, Stocks, dull ant stents. | WY ANTED—A com OUNG WAN = tae per cont. charge of sve Address ; sien jernments quit aad fix twodays Bev-J- HA ENES care of Star Naw Yeux, Feb, Pn ay dul, Wheat dull. | WYFARTEDTa reap Toe aia, tke W aro eart obit pte br cena ee Bonds of waerets god in pad pod on Address 316 9th jonr, F Bonds mi Wace) brgeeina eed ee oe ee eb, 19.—Bo ents x or | | ot gialbresseth i a fine (as saa fra ncsnoae eee pee marietehatirg erm gaa Se Nationa Hera ag SLT | TE iepity travel with HE WEATHER Wie Bap} aes cate of chit Wan Darantuxxr | feo hn ‘Capacities. ‘he: | ap Derantaay C., Ares. 19, poy tn am SxNoPsis VOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOU} ors ¢ area of lowest barometer which wi jenny morning in Minnesota, is now nort rth of Lak Ontaris rometer hn: fallen rapidly throu . ¥.," Star office, ch ‘Marchi | wa D—At a moderate salary,« principal | BAN Protestant church cuir. kd- Wider Box 487 Post OMtee, £18 2° | TORRENT AND Sa08_ =" ces ceatie cht t yee ee EE uot wocse, derick street, a £18-30* OR SALE—B: » excellent yard, &c. Bes baw TS eo fF STORE and preits ans Hotel. JNO-E- KENDALL, Privanie svenias f13-tf Fee NotsRSatimte nl on Rhode arenes, ih front, between 6th northwest’ ony Keene Heke on alley in rear of ec Thi property ery sold. KE. McB. TL 3a F Street under Second! National Banke e > +f Fu RENT—A FRONT PARLOR, araily fur- fan) Call at fae 37h street, secoud door meres ' q er, the lower Mitr ‘phe temperature itsled } Ww} va flay Ai lady, PRIVATE art in ‘gies ie divengboet the Atlantic states and has tall 6 we bat ft hea aio ve north and west. South od have prevaited on he Atlantic const | ¥ an two sod tare eered fo westerly winds from Fens MOUMS in a private family oF par hooey, Tranemec and thence to Wisconsin. Light rain | with use of kitchen. Address Loe 118-31? faring the night Ya ‘Tennesses Tieb ve of Reese. BSorewe Leder: BOK BSS. LE “= | - ANTED—A first clas HAIR DRESS! pe ran ng edd my pears eer oe wad | a WwW WEAVER, st 6. HELLERS, 716 Meret Sfp sere Arias tote lake nies, | QUARTER as pop ow Te move eastward heret of Weapeaday Ting all kinds of PRODUCE aud PROVISIONS | Bowe sfrasing mautberiy winds in ‘New York and New | at 19. Soe n as GE ROD i ening weather and rain in the lat- | at t seotinn: Rage epee: Se the 118-2" Li 106 High street, wn. oyster Srahout ty voy Walnesiay | We V ond iron “Speforence required aa iy" ‘« nthwost winds, partly clondy and clear weather, southeast, Capitol Hill, from Ip. 5S) of the Iske region westerly winds increasing to ink on the lower lakes. Cantionsry wignals con- W Sts TREO BF SITUATION, bs = reas eaday ing at Hew York, New white girl,to do plain Gooking wash nd nde, Boston an Pa 3 ironing ina arivate family. reference. Please a0 beret nortaweets between | io and NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. atin streets. W ANTED—A SERVANT to coal ood ? econphe i gine the sever hated ty forwcipite _ yt ania iron oo rues wing complet 'y for 3 retan: the fiscal 5 ding June th Tega, tae Board of | ark one whe undenstans t ais will m meet at fue oftce of the Superintendent tween tlt and loth wtrests svecamente and Taxes, No. 3 rectyneal corner of Lduaangintenuer on the Sorone Or Fae | WWARTED =A STARTS EE RUARY, 1573, at ‘clock m., to hear Lr fhe gm f 15. Beppe wud, General Broker, 7 tims tbat may be ‘made from she valsations . wat ener er, Baltimore. [ss nea good ees peraenecet housework. ‘sumall fami penbe Aeaey * HABBER & Co b) All ‘appeals must be made in Santaiter auth sworn to ni ‘ill bein session each day (§ ex-| fu Shion WEDNESDAYS aut es wa TEDSK-WOWANTOTaET per ‘and super: ofcLock until 8 o'clock p.m. intend @ first-class laundry. understand Gud: wt Wits ea yegjuired Appt ply to LOCK We seaeante Tye TAY cis: a % SON ee UR aM ae, BR, 623 Pennsylvania avenue. 13 eed Members of the Board of Appeals. | WW ANTED—A competent NURSE, lately from v _ California with a family, wishes to retarn in THIS HAS BREN AN EXTRAORDINARY | spo gat ruin wigs fam rigiencen.” are Ss SEVERE S50 Ovex Nor 8 Wishtanton, DG f-100" HS, ‘COLDS, ANTED—Immediatcly—Familice of persona Ta ito rs mele W thi clare des SERVA NTS of over) dewerip BRONCHIAL: AFFECTIONS, tion, ‘male y to call ant get supliod i ES Stee, "Bervanga tao ci homes ot Mrs, Jonen Cough Mixture ka Employment, t0 has been hailed bythe hundreds who have so guccosy hei LOUISE C BUTLER, GOT Lith otcen wets fally twed it, as the best Congh remedy yet intre- ‘zim Cor duced. Paticats with remonitory symptoms of Con- HTED—E “= VICTOR sumption have used. wi at success, and its q 4 MACHINE. trae te nite tS? demband has sloadily increased” Tu every ester onber | 8 ting; the et pei eet wieght Ae es a cold and cough. or severe cases, where other rom- | ee dies have been tned and failed. it has given satin fa wency. 469 eS me. Also, Branch of Mate, Deim- oreat's Batter Emporiany wart 4 pore w. srioxn, sot oS ae aes licine, easily inistered, | asant to the taste, roducing no nausea or other | v ANTEDTADIES to eall a Unplearant effect aif certain fo give satisfaction, AURER 19 have ‘il ‘Einds of STAMPING Sivall bottles, So cute; large 81. done, Also WRINEING, FRENCH FLUTING and Bold only by shert notice, om rs ARTHUR NATTANS, Drusrist, | isis “Cars hd te mart Ty pares: at Deas eeenneets WAStED- Ee Tn favor of Thorough | W aeanea ie ‘ag new, t0 BRADY TAKES PLEASUBE I AN- | send orders to ICR, a atthe Steam ¢ Beating indlng to his yd "Mons and the citizens | Works, Maine avenue, bet. e, apris-Is st ital fiat 2 has ally as- See CUAL Ivania avenue, ¥ cat fatore, ie will be piteoed to LOST AND FOUND. —— | Rea RUSSIAN Speen! SATCHEL anu BELT, between E street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. A Uberal reward will giy by | DRESS SHIRTS. Laereeeses northwest, LS ae, pare a ae oer Si PALMERS PATENT DOUBLE TORE 1/ AS aes is Chk eo SHIBTS, ready-made, for 816.30. 4 Eat 5 cond i rest es nd | Teh otsee areets, a suitable irom wit Be paid. f OST—On the morning of the 18th ao “ the Vicinity of 7th street treet and Pennsylvania avenue tame PAPERS enclosed in a large envelope, ad wrapped ina piece ‘ate of no value To any one but'the cat bet Be be will ey Red finder by eas them at the Btar ice Headqua Six PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE IRTS, made to order, at §13, $21, or @24. LOCKWOOD. HUFTY & TAYLOR, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, son EEWaED-Eaw ‘on the 18th instant, on Foe | | RE AND TAgGE FRaE Ling, 48 7, Pennsylvania avenuc, six rai MoT RANK TAYLOR, FS oF. Mrs eco ROMs fine o} ity to open e large boarding: von immediately ‘enant wi or corner of Green fil2w ‘Dumbares ADEE o og eee QUSE with B by us fete rubstanti Jats) Le tara Barnett in ae wil Ate ten roots BRICK , HOUSE, ¥ root, window. oF, vais aie eo room BRICK HOUSE. ou U sirest ches sani a complete FRAME COTTAGE. Price, #2, Aho, 8 very desirable BRE Bs LOT, on ith aa aM ureot L. 8. CHAPMAN Carpante d i Sos Markets Tina TOR, SALE OR Rae FARM of 150 acres, atercd, and adapted to fruit-growing; 78 iGegevneee tars a ge rect to 5 rd rE in given if sold soon. city ‘exchan: ‘nue Casts between 6th snd 7th F iy jon tat "BRICK AQUSES Thutabe YL TYLER, Weal Estate Broker, 313 Fo TA four-tom new BRICK ie aslf equare’ from, igiretreet mes. $15 jonth. Inquire 624 Louisiana avenue, from ge to ) we RENT—A BRICK HOUSE of 8 rooms, near the Capitol; location, beautiful, and on a corner ton, Will take Lpauire a 619 | Ra ave- Rienek ned emand water. Appl ‘Sonir a8 10.34 i root onal corner Wert “ Foe BT guac ow SE faralcoat = com. ma ba oe pose ee siege fet Fons BENT—In 0 one of the most desirable lees. the city, southeast corner ia nd other’ modern improvements, Booms communicating. jangs- im, F G2 BENT The HOUSE ant eRe rs the Rosslyn Property, in Virgini ining the Aqueduct at Georgetown, on Teseonable ghite at Aqueduct Bridge, or of W. H. BURGAN, : (OR BENT—A large HALL: suitabl se Fal KF tions of billiard sak Ce Pendaylvante avenue, MEDICAL, &e. DDE AICGRD, 14) West, Fayette street, Balti- more, Md. "Thirty years’ experience in “Ho-pi recent. tal practioe.. Guaramzece acure Tibary organs in three days; oh dep, ; by 6 Jocal remedy. Full RICO! 141 West vette street, Balti- nore, aa ee mut and Wee, Machine “itooms, aiereee Sid wh street, rl ‘D POCKET BOOK with one $5.04 | berwees ——x J ive pe dofar tila. rd the unas uname | Be ara retest B ‘Tapeworm removed with ee . re. ‘Patients succeasfully LADIES UNDERGARMENTS. Stinemete’s, 1237" Praniaavenue {19 2". | treated in Washington ovisew™ ee “brat Saget ee ee shoe ed pee rock beta | ei ULTI YSICIAN, 100 doren LADIES COTTON CHEMISES at 83 | HBG UHR raitthly eed OFT | COMPLETES ER VERCEaN, centaache | | [postage paren Se ick tps ‘The oldest cstabNsbed Specialist in the city. 39, dozen LADIES COTTON DBAWERS at 7 By ainle ot Latayette Snare, string of ‘COLD We biisueeed een i? diese LADIES NIGHT DRESSES at §1.62 | Sill be tiven fluro Wo: 8 eee a Tossa, Hours: 11 to 4 and 7 to, daily, : BS pRZBprtaty—Temale Complaints end Optanaoar bad | $50 Viet CHAIN, Ion eilnke, wit LOCRET, " a, bamihe — 27 LOCKWOOD. HUFTY & TAYLOR'S, containing the picture of a LAN S wine sere FRE, DISEASES treated, and confinement corner 6th street and Pennsylvania aye. - Sr oa =4 come ana enctos enclose $5; ad- {19tr 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. oT Fbester eons! Go cee. Mecth seth mee Puneek ((azeraczs: CARRIAGES! LS Loy eaueine ae eT SS ee AGES"! ENED gu.hate now on PP a eS Sniching ups | [COT -On tt toth, between Oesntaet said Nee ee RAD BL IXIR ie stash ieaae can ORR: | ppm a Meenas SOME |p LAM ale ak ORES, wemeac 2 : SoM ae eit fe gtt aoa {8-87 410-414 Bh ote between Dand Baw BOARDING. —— SPENcERIAN F BSE GEASS TABLE BOARD. with toe | PROFESSIONAL. DOUBLE ELASTIC Avetme No co teie Feanaylveiia aveate, Lovee D® * ©. uu, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, ROR RENT—Two nicely a ie rith || Sateceteee Geen, BOARD BOARD, PLEA paged ore ea | STEEL PENS. aoARD These celebrated Pens are increasing very rapidly ip sale, owing to linexcelled manufactare, moyl-ly BOARD. | 901m" 1012 D Bt. southwest, (near Lith st.) B. FOSTER, M.D. rE BAGS cotter of Rensytvaae C. No 1100 Beg Pot aragae, 62 -Sm }ween lith and 18th sts. Ti peri make, and are famous ; E.£. BAILEY. fet heir flea aurebulity a ‘aud evenness of point. PERSONAL. heal few rat Caron 7" pn BGBortancomcenionce af thoat who may wish te | J RARDALL, 200. ae ‘BRAILE' he is wambers, bp mail en recep Beanies | EGE ge [Ratan | OB! TIO'C treet; Dorwoen An and Sis Ln IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR &CO., | 35 airsovant and Tes! ie se States % between 13h and th ota ott £13 139 .and 140 Grand Street, N.Y. gharecter by pee 5 aier fae ig > ipueeriegtamen A Sonte cuanirr. Tate an imecopr. fy I will Remove and Prevent SCALE in any St 3 Hauy, Boilers, or make no charge. ype OMAHA LOTTERY: Be ‘nao pat! -LAW, '. TO ERECT TEE EO, aca-tt Veshfagton, D. 0. febi7-5w™ . ca RD. Pa. NEBRASKA STATE OBPHAN ASYLUM ita es ae fay To be Drawn in Public, MARCH Sist, 1573. EDUCATIONAL. FABIO KID CLOVE DEPOT, SENn Geoed etinee os. per pokes: ayes 939 Pa. a Gra, wine Kids, wi me er ire preted, one, Tickets sent by Express C. 0. D., if desired. ia Fra with 3 and Bat gary Gent pt, pee | 1 Quah Prise. ics, san N NICHOLS, AREDE Only a Few More Left. _Bepnameerpaiserets Bri cscatener THE ONLY NICHOLS, r RAPIDLY CLOSING OUT. Se. ndamen and o best buslueea wen of the x ames | ct + aa is he MUST ALL BE SOLD. sighed those who 0, 1009 Ira SPery gonraven. WILL POSITIVELY CARRY NOTHING FVER. | 70" ao a Mary “ ee. = jaree Soca Them §6 ALE-WOOL COATS and @10 DRESS K ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPAN pee ae as | Greate ia = = Ses oe sidewalke laid and JAVA COFFEE, ' tiewalie ROASTED. RoE | SSPE «2 VEBY BEST QUALITY AND aT LOWEST PRICES. Maes, FRENCH MT'SLTNR, host of other White Goods at BUSINESS CHANCES. | DRY _ GOODS. __ BUSEVESS ‘CHANCES. _ at Ee wemuaapaibaas)* Bou A * sropneaDe co's. Laks. . ss | figmauiesahreay Gore 8 a 1 oe ly weer ct. | 3 Z| fothe Crate eee ee | UP ign an PARIS KID GLOVES 98 cents, Party a ‘ORE FOR Sri Cur eG Le OESER FoR | Amir she wrx “Wr eonts; Wameutta, 2 of Adan mt Epon ondine A good stand inauguration conte. “has other busipess to aiiend to. ies 350.2 bray Four, See 4 aa ta Val va maaan © iy aon Fe and OU Fw ‘Apny 8) JONSON, No. 233% "rea sylvania avenue. Fy iE from done = ty eae Girect from the mae- fig te i) BLANK ETS, QUILTS, OF & ‘*, on Arlingtow Tufnoite, yar Fa Den ib Fon ws NAPEINs, TOWELS, 5. JOHNSO be AY 100 PatrGRAY BLANKETS 150 Doren CHEAP NAPKL Hoorn rorssce { ‘The large FOUR-STORY BOURE, wich three | | story extension Sireet, pew, twenty | 200 “ CHEAP TOWELS, ‘ rooms; furnace, far an ‘water, with "arse yard aml q Stable in rear. teoently | FOR HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES ut in complete repair, and is a wenient for a 4 jaTae mentee! family, or for a boanting hewn. ‘Wat | This tot of Gos are very Choap and very Good. ; sary bennty ivan crease esifeot” | j JOHN T. MITCHELL, ume ND, situated in aiicrent Portions of the | city, La Bale at a. sdvence on We panne a te iL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS ~—9 dines _ TA oY ee ke ao i . pore HaNDoas | TESTS PER CENT. orr ‘Gaerrece, frontingon ON ALL Sales oF Tooms, gas, &c. Prices, for rent. WOOLEN DRY GooDs S638 and Goo per wiih. “Rare opportunity f FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER i sdildlapasd 5: Bikorr sco. f)2-w.£.m 6 B1L Th etreet- opposite P V ALGABLE UNAMPROVED PROPERTY =| Preces PRIVATE 8. Lot 16, in syuare 247, front Don tecen 1ath and 14th streots: For Dartiouiane LALIMER &C auctioncers and tte agentes Star office bandon: febil colt Loss OA x5 ON OX ERAT AL Fetate Sie ei AVES ct | Bank, cor- 7 yon rk ay and 1th i 1A ore a ERY MONDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK. P nies en ee loans.on real estate should have Gay v ACTICAL wa “Re PPE Pn | Abdo ath Ae ak ae ~ tat a} Pal Gas fie ry SietReatyoeee the eit ey © Menae, 335" _ eRAE, opposite Treasury. wee 0. 000 TO LOAN ON GOOD BEAL 34 tape et fe optatesecurity for ome of mere 16-00 Pig ets sped "RES of the No. ‘generally |e Specs et afi phate a sScuomacknn 2 00.8 PIAN weet. ay" eu PHILADELPALA. FOR SALE. GREAT REDUCTION LN PRICES. “ J & ‘A MOUSE Taleo ‘These instruments, Sg F F uae, OROCELRS and FLAT URY RED. three piftority over all other Sand custom, will be aoki; the owner ts | becotue the most poplar ‘form, aa well as We evattoaie we pate SS 1 eelleapedag Fo SALE—A large BOW WINDOW, Re § c a E worth $35. y within three days to Fe. GRAND PIANOS from urd ‘Oth street sont OR SALE— rE TE EROS, BONO oy yh to Pe be anit, 1026) h street nort hw: weet FE Sate SALETA Rene Gam, of pu TSC, stylish, ron ofr durance, Address R., P.O. Box 117, Washington, D. a a s | FOR SALE One HORSE and MULES, CARTS anda WAGONS. Apply aie YORK, Treasury Build: ~— FOR RENT—An carly 43 artes FARM = maile from city limita, Appts 00 day HK. Tegan = 2 sary Baildt winty 4 LAY ‘ral her competitors. thee i a MGR cis feat end srt treet, onan Gammon FLANOS and PIANOS and B trom various well kava for eae COAL AND WOOD. 0 co EAL OTE 1. have ai cate by LS. ¢ have several hnn dred tons of WHITE ASH AND HENRY CLAY SHAMOKIN | VV LLakbe SOTEL, FURNACE, EGG AND STOVE SIZES, || WASSIBETON, D.C. at the foot ixth street west, which we wil! scllto4 BEMODELED, REFURNISHED, cae corres re aoe | FIFTY PRIVATE BATHROOMS, AND PRE ‘ DW. t CLARK “£co., | ELEVATORS ADvED. olesale and Retail Deale mabe — Goal foot of Foneth teen Conte foot of Fourth ateect ent. net? Wis ape 4 * OPEN NOVEMBER 2, 1872. Ww ‘Wyood SD coal; woop amp coan: |_ WOOD AND COAL} | ec ap sstention of i HOTEL be pablitor tee ot | [NOX HoTst, ieee — eect Haod “This Hotel has been uewly ekat went soa is oS ae} ws ‘ll the modern —— cold Delis, aud situated ieee oe eS sites oi ‘which they are tool oy Fy ah McCAULEY & BROS. | forts of this house gpusemient ac, bY REAL ESTATE AGENTS. color the L. BARBER & 2S A. BUY AND SSUL REAL ESTATE, G * * ba aoribcae {Sec6t__911 SEVENTH STREBT.op.P.0. | aece.am m Land K streets, F, 4 BOSWELL & co., Famrox sovse, i ca, eopes atcttm Northeast corner of lath and K ste itheast: cul +4 street aad Virginia evenne, _—— a rnes @houthiwesty re H™8? wore, WASHINGTON, D. 0. No, 709 G STREET, _potses ond LOTS FOR SARS eae. | Jab Barwers tem axp tra Srarers, jeat-im_ | /PHE IMPERIAL HOTEL, Juan pore. FRANK BABNUM JAMES SYKES, Proprietor. 3 JUAN BOYLE & “ Faoxtwse Pexxstivania AvENcE, REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, Bo. 608 Firtzentu Srxeer, Damn antes am, Wasmixorox, D. 0, be ‘One, miles timber, by large ony. be, on & VERMONT AVENUE, T. ROESSLE & son, tot “Three lois corner lots on 34th street, Serecy avenue, near ust and gas, south side oun and Hith strecta._ Price, A V2isGs AND DECORATIONS —awi southonst, between C street and tg Docoreling ie Bue, water in house Price, @2.300. Cheap. jenld seta Wauon' oo McOUIRE, © Hos: REAL ESTATE AGENT. AND BROKER, dect-tr bomen [ AVMNGS, FLAGS, TENTS. M. G. COPELABD, oa evenuc, one duvr cast th strest. enc County Remdenens for sale and rest. je to order. ie utany ecstnteae sen : Ral POM BER, Bram cad Ges hice Rei £08, Lensiane Facts Sietore, bil most Sith prompt on Jj. = Teron, . * CARPENTER, BUILDER, THE ENTIRE STOCK ano Hs CONTRACTOR. a tae Jobbing, or Goa. PRINCES BAZAAR ttrect, bolow Est. northwest, SSS eee AT COST MASES! MASKS!! MASKS!!! THE GREATEST VARIETY | COTILLION Goops, (GERMAN FavoKs, THE FINEST ASSORTMENT, Jum Received at OAT, TRE STOCK 18 CLEARED OUT, 48 EB perce CHR. RUPPERT'S FANCY Bazaak, SEVENTH