Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-07
"A A CARD.
AS NUMEROUS Renorts have

circulated respecting the salty Of our New Build
na rs tbs to hs Papb the
ree.Tt OF committee whose experience in such
HFft ae We think; will NOT be questioned.
en,ertand the slightest doubt of its safety having
and integrity we have every confidence "no'e SAIL
bbL M g every day when the weather
are cordially invIted Upon H. An VINO iee disposed
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WASHINGTON, February 4, 1860.
MSSSrS. Murray r SennieS:
,'u'idIng on squa No. 45H and fronting on Penn
west. wI.h a view to determine it's permanenoy.
ihey take occasion I" say that the present condi
nation and the result of their criticisms in most
fa.l.factni. and challenges the confidence of the
The:footings ofthe walls have been laid of broad
sst tSct on which oundstons Of blue rock
aid ties ensnring the grestest possible stability
The walls of the superstructure are ample in thick
rejecting great dit to the stonecutter and hicE
,asohs VIII" are rnsPonsIble for said work Every
POSSIBLE prec7ntinn has been taken by the propris-
tors and the bui lGers. amounting to seeming ex-
havdasanfe In the use of iron clamps, and ties.
the walls of yonr lding, athoue Of such unusuai
.s Tor bek and stoes as true to line IS i pos
man. TINS furri -hing the most indubtabe evidenoe
Sryo nS a. of the hndnS and puts safely
John G. HARNESS, Architect
IT,.
Practical BrickIsyer. $t"r mason. and
MeasuL Of Building work.
DAVID HEPBURN. Builder.
w MARTIN, lron-worker.
HAVE YOU BEEN TO THE
1t GREAT FIRE OF vARNA.
FIVE OLD PIANOS FOR RENT.
Two New Pianos for rent,
FIX We deons for rent,
Ten Viollns for rent,
Thirty Pianos f f., sale;
sofnsnt esq VIII fhf be fssdt Tor
Inspection on Monday, February 6, at the Metro
PHILIP Il SOLOMON,S,
Agents Tor Lawrenoe's celebrated foreil Sta
tlontry, &c. fe6
OUR SILK, ROOM-A lady that needs Silk
does her purse Injustice Il she s t tn Sis aE nl
SIX DOM and inspect the stock, at tn recently re-
The lowest prices named at once
nsa FERRY & BROTHER.
At VERYLOW PRICES.
.,ocf are HOW row reoeyns large and well selected
and Blown Gotten and fqCh ne as
Damask Table Linens and Cloths. Napkins DoiIes,
* cSs e.' fs S9 sGs
"a oGet1 Cambrics, Camb Ic and swiss bands.
Gloves &c: DC We sha aIsn continue TO sell ali
our Fancy silks. Sill Robes. FOulard Silks, Men
noes and most winter 10 IDS ct prime cost.
TAYLOR Il HUTCHINSON,
Ne. ~ LorIsian avenue,
LED opposite Centre Markst Space.
QEMAINING LOTS of the CHEAP SILKS
A. and FRENCH DRESS GOODS that We are
closing at really much less than value.
1t viii afford us much pleasure to show the above,
even where purchase is not intended.
PERRY BROTHER,
fe6 st Pa. av. and 9th st perry Building"
WATCH REPAIRING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES-rh. Snbsc-iber b-gs
leave TO inform the citizens of Washington ~
and Georgetown that he has LOCATED himself E5s1
at the store of Mrs; L. J. Voss, 70. $50 Penn tSi2
sylvanla avenue Washington, for the purpose oi
Ssndnct,ng The Wsteh Repairing Bu;iness in eli
largest houses in this country and in Europe for
many years, to whom he refers. He is fully 40
quanted with the bus ness, and prepared TO do All
prices.
He has always on hand a fine stock of Watches
carefully selected for this market. which he will
sell at low hgures: and respectfully solicifs ia
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