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The national Republican., 1867-04-05

THE REGISTRY OF VoTERs.-Y Yesterday the
Board of Registration recorded 322 Third ward
voters at the oty Hail. Of which 2i9 are white aud
70 are colored; thus closing their laboIs for the
present In that ward So far there have been regis
tered--in tho First ward, 2,479 voters, Of which
,02S are white and ,4S1 coiored in tho Second
ward there have been registered 2,275 voters Of
which s56 are white and ,419 coloredi in the
Third ward there have been registered ,43l, Of
which 1913 are white and 70S colored.
In the First ward the colored voters have q ma.
jority Of 423 votes in the Second ward, 563 major.
ityj and in the Third ward the whites have Is ma.
Jority. Altogether thoro have been registered
Q, 1856 voters, Of which 1907 are white, and 1878
colored giving the colorod voters in the three wards
q majority of 97l votes.
On Monday next the Board will commence the
registering Of tho voters Of the Fourth ward, and
will sit In the Criminal Court ROOM City Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

% FIRE.-At A o'clock on Tuesday evening,
Officer White reported a fire in house between
Thirteen and. a-half and Fourteenth and b and
streets, Island) caused by tho stoye-pipe extend
ing through the roof Of the dwelling The fire was
extingushed by the application Of feW buckets Of
water, and no alarm was sounded ..
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

EXPERIMENTS AT THE NAVY YARD-A
highly successful aud interesting test experiment
with " Masssy's Boat Detaohlng Apparatus" took
place yesterday morning. according to previous ar
rangements, at the navy yard, under the supervi.
sion Of ReAr. Admiral Radford commandant Of the
yard, and in the presence Of 4 large number Of
spectators. The arrangement Of this new and
most important improvement In the equipment oil
ships and other water craft combines all the vaua
bic essentials Of simplicity, safety, eheapness, per
fect utility and novelty.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

HowARD UEIvERsITY.-lt is understood
that the trustees of Howard University the normal
department Of which was recently dedicated, In.
tend to purchase the estate Of Mr.. j. A. Smith, in
the county for the location Of the university build
ings The estate embraces one hundred and Afty
mares,
The national Republican., 1867-04-05
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USIIED STATES PArEEE ogytCE,


On the petition Of Benz amin Irving, 81 New York
Y. praying for the extension OF patent granted Ia
him August 3oth, 1888 for an improyeme nt in Steam
boers' Tor seven years from the expiration Of said
1867; ~ " A's"'''
is ordered that the said petition be hoard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day OF August
next, at " clock m and all perSOHs are poIdod to
aPPear and show cause, any they have, why ssd Pc
htion ought not 10 bs granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to die in
the Patent oee their Objections specially set forth In
Writing at east.osHy days before the day fhoRrinEi
all testimony nled by either party, 10 be used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted Ia accord
Anss with the rules Of the oaieS which will be fur
nishsd on application
Dispositions and other PAPOrs relied upon as tssti,
mony must bo nlsd In thB ofee tt5sTIty days balora
the day Of hearing the Arguments, II any, within tA
days after hling the testimony. .. -
Ordered also that this notice be publlIhed In this
REPUBLICAN, and the IRtslhgsnesr, Wellington,
D. O. and In the TiiAa, New York, n. y, once
week for three successive weSksi the nrsl 0i said
publications to bS at least sixty days RTsyi91; TO the
day Of hearing. ~. IhsI1phkhi .
P6-Rdtors Of thu above papers Will please copy,
Gnd send their bills to the PAisnE Once Win paper
containing this AotisG R4'WSW r
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

LECTURE THIS EvENNG.-Dr. Sunderland
will deliver the twelfth lecture before the Young
Mems Christian Association, at DR. Gilett's Church
Thirteenth street. between @ and II, this evening
Subject THE City of Paris"
The Doctor will give, for the first time, an ac
count Of his travels in Europe one year ago, and
ve advise our readers not to lose this opportunity
Of enjoying rich intellectual feast.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

THE EMANCIPATION ANNIvERsARY.-Actl
preparations are now being made in the District
by the colOrod people for the appropriate eelebra
tion of the anniversary of the emancipation Of
slaves in Washington and Georgetown, which 90.
ours on the 10th inst. A very large turnout and
magnificent display is anticipated.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

A FINE Yesterday, ut the
bookstore of Messrs. Philip sOlomons, We observed
very beautiful photograph life szel of one of the
prettiest ladies In Baltimore city. 1t was photo.
graphed and colored In pastel, we are informed by
Messrs. Stanton 4 Butler, corner Of Charles and
Fayette streets, Baltimore. II is really too boau.
tiful to be described by tho pen, and can only bo
properly appreciated by being personally inspected
Cali and SEQ It, as ObIiging gentlemen are in at
tendancs
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

KEEPING VIcIous DoG.-0flicer Fainter
of the Tenth precinct arrested, on complaint oil
Elizabeth Disher, a man named John MeOarty,
charged with keeping vicious dog and with indie
cent exposure. Justice Boswell fined him So fol
the first offence aud Justice Handy fined him 81
for the second.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS FOR THE Po-
LICE FORCE The committee Of the Board Of Po.
lice have beon In session at headquarters examining
applicants for the police force. About forty men
were examined. There are but three vacancies on
the force to DO filled. MsssrS, Murtagh, Norment
and English arc the committee on examination.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

CONFIRMED AND REJECTED-1he Senate in
executive session, has confirmed the nominations o.
Chas r. Belt and Alex II. Shepherd as members o
the Levy Court, and Wm. II. Craig, VIM II. Fra
zier, and David h. Smith as justices Of the peace
and rejected the nomination of Bernard T. Swar
as member of the Levy Court,
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

BUILDING ASSOCIATION. - Money sold at
the Clerical Mutual Building Association at forty
por cent on Monday evening, April |. Meetings
are held on the first and third Monday evenings Of
each month, at Seventh and X streets, in Queen a
Abell's Hall
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

Why NEED ladies and gentlemen go else,
where to purchase trunks, ,satchels or cabas when
the Oldest established and most practical manufao.
tory Is located In the centre OF the city at No 500
Seventh street, above Odd Fellows Hail. and which
Is carried on SO extensively by the enterprisng firm
of J. $. Topham 4 Co. You can purchase trunks,
saddlery harness and everything in that line Of
business, made of the best material at the cheapest
rates. Call and examine their stock. .-.0
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

MEETING OF THE Sixth WARD JOHNSON
oLuB.-The regular meeting Of the above club was
held last night at steelo's, but no important busi
ness was transacted, and the meeting adjourned
after q very brief session.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

CBARrrY.--Dr w. II. Read, formerly Of
Baltimore, but more recently Of Richmond, va, Is
stopping at the National. lie Is the agent Of tho
Baltimore Memorial Association for the education
OF Southern orphana Here Is fine chance for
tho chartably disposed to bring light out Of dark.
ness, and make the desert blossom as the rose.
In this connection we may state that Gen. r. 4.
Montana, the sum Of $377, so for the above lauda.
bIe object, including small donation from himself
DR.. Reads once Is in Mrs. Lakes bazaar, $40
Pennaylyania avenue,
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

SALES or Real EsTArE-Mcssrs Green &
Williams, real estate agents and auctiolsors, dis.
posed Of the following property yesterday:
House aud lot situated on Sixth stree, between
X street and New York avenue, % Collins subd.
vision, lot 224. 2oxlOO. Price, si,15t, ]. D.
Homes, purchaser. "a. Oh
Lots IL and IS, subdivision south Of $50, front
on Seventh street west, between / AMI X street
south, at the rate Of 10 cents per foot, j. H. Bird,
purchaser.
The three.story brick house on Twelfth street
x24. Price, 81, 800. ..gr ..
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

DECALCOMANIE, or the art Of ornamenting
china, glass, earthsn or wooden ware, such as
jewel or other fancy boxes, ivory and paper mache
goods, Japanned tin ware, 40, 6o, Is taught free
by Mrs. s. X. Kenyon, No. 1858 Pennsylvania av,
onue, between Sixth and Seventh streets, whose
reputation in teaching the art Is well known She
has on hand at all times the requisite materials for
practieing this beautiful art. Ladies especially
are requested to call on Mrs X, and they will np
preeiate the merits Of this invention.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

GERMAN TARGET ASSOCIATION asso-
citation met last night In Klomans saloon and made
arrangements to have ''littlo social on the third
Monday In May, before the grand target festival,
which comes of In juno next.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

RELIEVED OF THEIR CLoTHING.-A short
time since Major Frederick Kelly and Lieutenant
KrEyEauowki reported at Police Headquarters that
they had been robbed of lot of clothing by some
thief or thieves who entered their rooms at night.
Yesterday Detectives Coomos and Miller recovered
clothing belonging to both parties at pawn shop,
and arrested a young man who represents himself
as Lieut.. VIM. D. Simonds alias Smith as the thief,
lie is held for hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

SELLING Liquor TO SoLDIERs.-Daniel
Barnes restaurant keeper, was taken before Jus.
tiee Walter, yesterday, by Officer Parker charged
with selling liquor to soldiers. The charge was
sustained and the Justice fined him $50.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

RAmD DoGs.-Ollicer j. II. Gordon, of the
sanitary police reported to the clerk Of the Mayor
Mr.. I. u, W. PeinOur, on Wednesday evening, that
he had, during the day, killed rabid dog,
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

Police BUsINRss.-On Wednesday and
Wednesday night the police made Al arrests, and
the magistrates imposed fines amounting to $l23 43
The cases were prinSipaly dsorderly ones.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

FAST DRWEd-A colored man named
Jerry Watkins was arrested by Officer Mylos, of
Georgetown, on Wednesday, for driving at an ex.
traordinary rate Of speed along Bridge street, and
in SO doing knocking little girl over and eonsid-
erably iDjuring her. Justice Buckley fined him
sb Al #
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

PETIT LARcENY.-John Daily, soldier,
was arrested on Tuesday by ofi,er Parker, Of the
Fourth ward, charged with tho larceny, on the Sd
instant, of $l3 "a from the money drawer Of Daniel
Barnes, a restaurant keeper. Tho money was ro-
covered, and accused was committed for court by
Justice Walter
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

To THE LADIEs.-Wc invite the attention
Of our lady readers to the advertisement of Mrs j.
L. Spencer, No. IT Four.And. a.half street between
Pennsylvania avenue and street. Millinery and
dress making of the latest style always on eShibi'
tion at her rooms. Call and examine.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Sergean Vernon,
Of the Tenth precinct, arrested james L. Smith, on
Wednesday, for carrying concealed weapons. He
was fined $40 by Justice Boswell,
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

SPURIOUS CURRENCY.-We hear some OF
our merchants complaining that quite large
amout Of counterfeit 6O.cent and 25cent fractional
currency is now in circulation. 1t is eaeily de-
tected II examined. 1t will be well, however, to
keep lookout for it.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

PERsosALs.--Dr. Charles Mills, S. 8. How.
isOn Richmond, Va, Prof. John T, Boynton, Syra-
cuse, N. Y; NJ. French, Charleston, s. G D II.
HOunsbrOugh, VAL b. 7. Preston, Baltimore; J. @.
Tyler, agent Parspa Opera Troupe, are at the Sea.
ton House 'i'
]. NJ. Roberts, N. VI Hugh Mccormick, Va
J. Grant, Iowa; J. W, MeCorklo, Virginia City; @.
O. BAtcbeler, N. Y; J. 2. Heron, s. C.j W. A..
Bowyer Baltimorsj W. O Butler Val J, s. Lips.
comb, Va W. shattuok, Richmond, Val NJ, Stack,
New Mexico; W. B., Hughes, Charlottesville, Va;
]. Jameson, PHILADELPHIA Gus Loeb, N. Y.i are
at the Metropolitan. .. ..... . b. -."
Hon. John Sherman, Ohio; J. D, Babcock, N.
N. Wilson, Richmond, Val J. II. Willard, Mob.
r. R. Montgomery, philadelphia Dr.. D. A. Smith,
B. Q. Mnturiu, J. Derbyshire. N. Y; are at Viii,
lArd's. rr ..'r. s
J. T. Hill, U. S. A.; Col Robert johnson, Ton.
nOsseei R. j. Brent, Baltimore DR.. Thomas Colt
man, New Orleans ", W. Davis, 7. Cooper De
Icon, BALTIMORE Capt Geo. l.. Peyton and Col.
George L. Farish propriotOrs of Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, are at the Owen House.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05
AUCTION s>I.+,..4

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BUILDINGS AT CAMP IKRAUSE AT
ID AUCTION 'T
.g. sDBPoT ouAsTras ksrrpts oy,teR,)
s- wAsnISsros. D. Q. April 4 1857 / Or,
By order Of the ousrtermaster GensrA the folowins
BUILDINGS at Camp Krauss, on the R.stsrn Branch.
will be sold at Public Auction on WEDHBsDlY ApTii
10, under the supervision Of Lieut.. Edvard Hunter
l2th United States Infantry, Acting l,sstant ousrt
master U. .. A-sde 10 eommenee Al II O'Clock, a m.-
TO Wit; @.
Frame Building, "a feet by 90 feet.
l Grain and Hay House, NJ feet By 5aIf feet.
Kitchen and Mess HOUSE, aIIf feet by lea feet
y Stable, - feet By 909lk feet F.| ...
1Wheelwhghts Shop, lslS feet By d feet
Blaeksmith's Shop, ISL feet by "a feet.
Wagon Shed, 2s1T feet by 7lX feet
Bull dipgs will be sold hingiy. 'l
Terms: Cash, in Government funds. ..rf' 10. D.
The Untsd States renquishes the Of these haid
ipss upon the day OF sale. -.y n
G. II. ToMPKINs
Brevst Brigaiisr General, 20
ap5.td Dspst ousrt.vnsstsr. D
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

GOV RNMENT BUILDINGS AT
" ALEXANDRIA AT AUCTION,
. CHEZ outRrERHA AsrER' % 0rPIcR,l
-H.Ir DEPoT OF wAsHIsdroN, y
WAsHrSGToN, D. C., March 80, 1867, y,
BY order Of the QuATteraEter General the butldngs
known as the Continuation Corps Barracks At Atxsn
driA. Virginia, will be sold At public auction, On
THURSDAY April lith under the supervision Of Lieu
tenant BdvArd Hunisr, l2h u infantry, Acting Az
sistSAt ouAItormasier, U. Army. Sale 10 sOmmsneS
al - clock, POO .
These Barracks oompfTse thirteen baidInKu ranging
from to ~ feet in Width by from 10 to 90 feet length
Also, Portable BuidipE 10 by 10 feet Altar whioh.
the following at Battery Rogers: Two Buildings and
my .one Benches.
There will also be sold atths same time the following
pipe: %
90 feet l-insh Lead Pipe. 10 .'
S8 feet f-iprh Iron Pipe.
$50 feet l-ineh Iron Pipe.
100 feet j. inch Iron Pipe,
Brass btop. cocks.
SCooking Ranges, ineonplete. Do.
Steam Boiler 8 inches by l foot 10 inches.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
c. H. ToAPKNIs,
Brigadier General and Depot ouartermaster.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " " v IL n - IL
- TOR A SHORT TINS ONLY,
,-l COMMENCING
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL o.
oPBS EVERY NIGBT ARTER UNTIL
ruRTHRR NOTICE, AND ON .....
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AT
O'CLOCK.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN SENSATION,
TnE
ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT;
,.. LoITERINGs ON ENCHANTED GROUND
As set forth IN that wondoIfal Prodactloa entitled the
and striking grandeur, those great creations
Of the Imagination which have
CHARMED THE WORLD FOR 400 YEARS,
40. ''coxrKfsiSa
FTFrY SPLENDID TABLEAUX,
which for Lofty Grandeur and Ethereal Beauty surpAss
all that has yet been produced by witnessed by
mortal eye viii be exhibited In this city for the
arat tins, ss exhibited in the city Of London, at St.
James Hail. for $50 consecutive nights, to the largest
gathered within that renowned
Of the English Metropolis and as exhibited in the prin
elpal Continental ctes, where, during two years
all the W.
ORowNED HEADS OF EUROPE,
with their Royal Families who, together with the en-.
tire Press, Clergy, sad Nobility, have united with the
people eyorywhsre In pronounelng 1t the
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WORK OF MODERN
TIMES.
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY. FIVE CENTS.
reserved soata. 30 cents.
Admissions 70 matinees (all parts Of the HalD. rs
Vhudren, do....... .......,.............s....lO -
Doors open ia The evening ~ o'clock exhibition
eommen nee at sl< D clock.
Doors open 20 matinee at o'clock; commence at
O'Clock.
The sale Of reserved seats will mmenee at Johu p
Blli Music Store No 303 Pennsylvania avenue TUES
DAY MORNING, and every day thereafter while the
exhibition remains.
The magnificent organ used at the exhibition Is from
the manufaetory Of and W Smith, Boston, Mass,
kindly loaned by Mr. Bills, who is the sole agent for
this sy for the sale Of those superior instru
SECURE YOUR SEATS DURING THE DAY AND
| avoid the crowd about ths ticket Office at night.
ANDERSON 4 co. Proprietors.
CHAs. D. 0LDs, Agent
Ap54 A. NJ DoRLAND, Manager pro TEN.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
" GALLERY,
IHTBLLIaBBoBRB BUILDI
6ll Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.
The damage the late Are has bSen % far rs.
paired that businssa will be resumed a.
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY. October 4thJ
When, as formerly the rule will be strictly enforced
throughout the establishmsui,
"fRopuS6 GsT the II EI' BEsT' No MATER WHAT THE
Mr. O. takes this opportunity TO thank his nansrous
friend. and customers Tor past kindness, and 10 say
SsI.i sa.ouTIssasst S.ofors sGtssasS 70 sis ''
! As4.S
ID RAD US NATIONAL PHOTO
| ID GRAPHIC GALLERY
| 7s5 BROADWAY.
| EEW YORK,
Nearly opposite GTAeo Church.
Ar Brady has view and for sale at hi Gallery, "a
PORTRAITS OF ALL oFFIORRs,
Of both Services who have themselves In
the late waE The sizes vary from carte de eiSs to
In addition to his varied of nkOus,sss, M
| COLLECTION OF VIEWS
almost every point made historic In tho
only those more innsdtatsiy eoaosTnsd, bat their cir
friends as memontoeS OF the trials through which the
Mr.; Brady always pGyG sonsiSsrabIs attention to
''REysns; RSs S:v ,,,,. ~ poRrpA,rs ~ povrv,,rv
e..S brought by Mr. Brady to Uar'aation. spl-tf
PROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR IN.
l. DIAN SERVICE.
DEPARTMENT OF ruE ISrERroE,)
March 81, 1857.
1857, at the office Of II. b. DsnmAn Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs for the Northern porintendeucy M
omaha CITY, Nebraska, for the deysfy at Omaha City
OF me following Stock Cattle to wit:
800 head Of Milk Cows for tho wluu0bago IudIanH
occupying u reservation In EsbrAska.
800 head Of Milk Cows for the Saptee Sioux Indians
occupying reservation at the mouth OF the Niobrara
kebraskE.
$50 head Of Mir Cows for the Ysneton Sioux Indian.
occupying reservation in Dakota.
100 head OF MILK Cows for tho Omaha Indians. oeru.
pying reservation in Nebraska.
n head OF young American Bulls.
81 herd OF Beef Cittc, tsteers)
The Cows must be OIL g cd quality, American breed
not less than three nor more than seven wear. "a
COWS win young calves, or Cows with calf will be
preferred, Dry cows will not be received Ihs Bull.
must be not less than three years old and the Reef Cat
tie not less than four years Old = -
superintendent Denman will have the right to rSIeet
any or all the bds Also the right to rel oct any or Mi
the cattle he deems that tho cattle delivered are moi
OF the required character
superintendent Denman will be authoryed to rsr,Ixs
the said cattle and to give vouchers to the parties
erng the cattle, to be paid at the office Of the Commas.
Sioner OF Indian Affairs in Washington city.
The time OF the delivery OF tue cattle will be detor-
mined by Superintendent Denman, who will also have
the power to change the place Of delivery with the
consent Of the contractor, :
Good aud sufficient bonds will be required for tho
faithful tnlhllment OF the contract
Bids viii not bo received for 4 less lumber than tho
total number Of cows and bulls called for Separate
proposals, however, will DO received for the beef
a. II. BROWNING
AP Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

No BADGE.-A hackman named John
Mack Nwas arrested on Wednesday by Officer
o CallOghan, Of the Fourth precinct for wearing nc
badge. lie was ane SS by Justice Walter,
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

ANERICAS COLONIZATION SocIETY.-The
Baltimore ARsrie1H and Conm0eiaI AdretiSey
Of yesterday contains the following: The receipts
Of tho American Colonization Society for the past
month were as follows: New Hampshire, 81; Ver.
mont, 81 Rhode Island, S85, Connooticut, 81
sos District of Columbia, s298.6s Ohio "a, 795;
and Michigan! sli total for the repository $l6;
donations, $2o2. 53i required, s0,405i miscelia.
neous, S26sis; aggregate, $lO.O72.26. In ihis
connection It is proper to state that the usual
spring expedition to Liberia will probably be very
successful The arrival In this port Of the ship
GOoonda is daily expected, and the expectation is
that she will leave hero about tho goth inst. For
freight or cabin passage application should be
mndo to the agent, DR.. james Hall n l.f.
Since writing the above the Golconda has ar
rived. She Is an elegant ship Of 900 tons, par.
chased in Boston, to take the place Of the Mary
Caroline Stevens, which was sold during the late
war in consequence Of the trade with Liberia being
entirely stopped. The former ship was built out
Of tho fund donated by the late Mr. Stevens of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland, in his will, aud IL is
understood that measures are being taken to have
the Golconda's name changed to that Of Mary Caro-
line Stevens. .r We, D
The national Republican., 1867-04-05

INPRovENENrs.-In' Messrs. Kilbourn &
Latta's Real Eaoisf Bulletin wo 6nd noted tho
following Improvements being made and proposed
to be made during the spring and summer: There
are three threestory pressodbrick front houses on
Eleventh street, between M and N streets, to be
built by Mrs j. Farnhau. Mr.. Eugene Csrud
has contracted for twotwo.sory pressed biok front
houses on Thirteenth street, between M and N
streets. Msmrs. Winsor 4 Ford have nearly fn-
ished three thrse-story brick houses, with back.
buidngs corner Of Third and d streets Mr. Wm.
Thields, Of Baltimore, proposes bdildiug two dne
three e.Ntory brick houses on M street, corner Of
Twelfth, three rooms deep each. Mr., A. O. Hall
builds on II street, between Tenth and Eleventh
Streets a tbree.story double prosIsdb brick house.
Mr.. Downing has commenced q three.story brick
house, corner Of Eighth and L streets On NJ street,
between Fourth and Firth streets, Mr.. z. Downing
is building tyo.story brick house. Mr.. Jackson
builds en- strett, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, a three-story prsssed.brlek front house.
On Grant avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
and and streets, several brick houses are to be
built On FIRST street, Capitol Hill,) between
Carroll Place and street touth eleven threestory
pressedbrck front houses TO be built this sea.
son; these houses are all tclass having all the
modern improvements. Mr.. John o. Evans is build
ing four three.story buildings on Pourteenth street,
near Massachusetts avenue, which will be very de.
sirable properly. Mr.. Kennedy 10 erecting a 6ne
structure corner RI Vermont avenue and IL Hstrsets.
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