The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-31

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS. = Mr.. Jacob
Seheiney is having erected on the north side
story preSsSd.SricR front residence, with
brown.stone trimmings. 1t fronts 20 feet BY a
depth OF 10 feet, and embraces Q large rooms
with heavy marble mantels, bath. Dom, water
closet, Sc. The carpenter work Is being done
by Mr.. Charles Eimonston, and the brick
work by Mr.. George d. Turton. 1t will cost
5000.
Just east of the above, near Ninth street,
Mr.. David 7. Cissell Is making the necessary
arrangements to build five fine threc-story
pressed brick front residences, with beautiful
white marble trimmings. The dimensions oil
each OF them will be 20 feet front, running
back co feet, and they will consist OF - rooms
| each, with all of the modern Improvements.
| They will cost $500 each. Contractors and
builders Mcssrs. Downing Bro; bricklaycrs,
| d. T. Cisscll Il Co,
on the cast side of Eighth street, between
| o and Z streets, Mr.. A. Gleason 10 having con-
atrueted q nice three.story residence, 20 feet
front and 20 feet deep. The front is composed
of prcss.brick, with heavy brown.stone trim
mlngs, and 1t will embrace nine large rooms,
bathroom, water, and gas. The material used
and MorkmsnshiR Is Of the very best MeSsrs sra
builders and Mr.. ID. I. Cissell 90. are doing
the brickwork
Mr.. Joseph Savage is having erected, on the
west side OF Tenth street, between q and Il
| streets, three thrcc-story brick dwellings,.
Each OF them fronts 10 feet inches by q depth
of 80 feet, and embraces six rooms, with water
and gas; They will cost about q, 500 each, and
| will make neat and comfortable houses. The
| carpenter work is being done by Mr.. Pun
phrey, and the mason work by MIR. John Chap
Mr.. Chapman is building for Mr.. Samuel
Stodt, on the west side OF Twelfth, between
brick front residence, with brown stone trim:
mlngs on a very heavy bracket cornice. II
consists Of 10 large rooms, fronting 20 feet by
SO feet In depth, and will be completed on the
moHt modern plan, with marble nantes, ward.
robes, water.elosets, sc. The cost OF 1t Will
be about sl2,000.
| NJ, laa, In
building a two-story brick house, on the west
side of Seventh, between II and 5 streets
The dimensions OF It are 20 by 60 feet. 1t en-
braces six large rooms and fine hall, with
water and gas throughout. The front room
on the main floor Is being fitted up for store
room with an open French.plate glass front
Mr.. Samuel Chiplcy carpenter and Mr. Boyc'
Near the corner q seventh and Q street
Mr.. Donald Schmidt has had commenced
$ trimmings. 1t will be 20 feet front, runnini
back 80 feet, and will consist OF fourteen
? rooms, with fine cellar under the entir
! building. On the main hoor Will be I'm
store room, 20 by 30 feet and the other room
will be used for dwelling purposes. J. I
Meyers, carpenter, and Henry Conradis, brick
layer
!. RUNAWAY PROM HER PARENTS, "A GIL
I aged IS years, named COrnelia Bolds, who ra,
0 away from her parents q few days since, wti
found BY Ohicer Kearney In company with
| pair were sent TO the First precinct statloI
s house, when Justice Tucker forwarded theT
g to police headquarters, Lieutenant ]. I. Ike
u ley, of the detective force, restored Cornell
T to her parents, and Anna was dismissed.
PRINTERS PAID.-Yesterday Mr.. LaTcomL
: paid the compositors at the GoveFnmer
!, printing office, and last evening many of theI
y took the train for the States to exercise tn
y privilege OF the ballot, thirty Of them going
u New York.
d BOYS SuITs, all wool, 50, IS, and 80, at II
: famous Oak Hall, i0i seventh street, opposi
the Post ONCE. 0
A CONCEALED WEAPnHs.-Joseph Paris WI
,, arrested by Oflicer Nelson charged with ca
/ rying a pistol contrary TO law, Justice IIaTpI
| fined hi m 400