The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-14

house. Its Dimensions are % feet by IS feet,
and 70 being covered with fancy hip roof,
s %ss sor s'lqs ssIsa syS S5ss
eupols, which WIN be srrapged In such a man
up wsrdrobes for the ehildren's hats, bonnets
feet from he building line, II iot iao bv 10
dren,s playground, with large shade trees in
front This building will not only add greatly
to the appearance Of this already noufishins
ne edSs.sSS ri many
were compelled to travel to school. This
second TO none In the District for comfort, II
finished according to the plan laid down.
Mrs. Henrietta +. Pepper IL having two.
the southesst corner Of l snd Third streets,
with brownstone trimmings and neat eornice.
The lot on which u 10 situated 10 thirty. one by
fronts twenty.sis Zee. by sisty.six ia depth,
room, with All o. ,ths modern ipproyements.
leaving ns e YARD s' front. Witch S
closed by an ornsmented iron fence. II will
cost t1,too, and Messrss Besehe 8 Ailard are
AT the Intersection Of Massachusetts ave.
nue. and and Third streets, AsburY Lloyd,
esq, shaving erected = frst.elass threc-story
pressed.briek front building, with heavy white
marble trimmings and an Imposing eorniee. II
fronts twenty-four feet on Massaohuset ave.
nue., running back lfty-two feet to II street.
He T. having fitted up on the first noor . com
feet, and q dining.room and kitchen, with
large hall passing through the centre. On the
second noor win be an elegantly furnished
NANTES, and two chambers. Tho third story
bathroom. The Kitchen win % supplied with
best OF Material Is being used throughout the
entire building, and II will be finished on the
most Improved plan, costing about u, 900. Will
and Mr.. Christain !. Ecklofr is doing the
plumbing and gasilttiog.
The st. Aloysius Parochial O ttholic school
street north, heretofore . QUO story building,
has been enlarged to- two stories. 1t consists
ofsix well.yentilatedr rooms, capable ofsestins
made under the directions OF Father wiget,
at cost OF about ", 500.
On the north side OF II street, Just opposite
Jaa snd Mose. Kelly, so1 1s sna Saia
some pressed-brlck 'front.' dwellings, with Iron
window heads and sills. Each OF them Is eight
cen feet front by depth OF Uirty.four feet,
and embrace eight rooms each, with water and
gas. They are being covered with good sub.
located Is seventy feet 10 depth and back on an
alley ten feet In width. They viii coat about
Il
streets Mr.. Patrick white has had erected a
hne three-story brick building with heavy
brownstono trim innings and cornice. It dimen-
fioor viii be lifted Up for a store room and the
two upper stories are intended for dwelling
purposes. ....
Alarge number OF men are engaged on the
new ST; Josephs Catholic church; Capitol
Hill, and II Is now some four feet above the
foundation. ''
InIsH REPUBLICAN AssocIArIoS.--This Or
ganizstion met on Thursday evening, the 18th
Inst, at Wills German Hall, Seventh street
vest the president, p. H. Donegan, esq, in
After the Transaction of the usual business
and the admission Of several members, a spir-
tied discussion YVES held as to the best means
assooiAtion and cause.
The President, In the course Of stirring ad.
dress, pointed out the relation between capt
tai and labor, spoke Of the rotten monarchies
OF Europe, and Of their seeret machinations
Republic" He said that 1, was especially the
duty OF Irshmcn who had suffered from the
effects OF prescription In their native land to
associate themselves with the party OF uni.
litically OF the eolored man, would also ignore
the existence politically OF the Irishman II
they could
The feeling manifested was indicative of
energy and determination.
a. rug nhoEs'-lne iouItn NY taoea o'es
ihe Nauo Is oouase yes.e Ly a.raeIea
hne: The pre- MUM OF s25 for the best thor
oughbred stallion was awarded to Mr.. Drels.
The frst race was for 4 pufse OF s5O. mile
heatr, best two in three, with the following
result: ]. Z. Moses entered blk. m. Lizzie, i /;
Mr.. Pope entered .. IN. dipSey Queen, 2 ..
Time +l2, 3li.
three miles for a purse OF 1850 10 the first
horse, and tT5 10 tie second, This race re.
suited as follows. MT. BreIford eptered g.g.
Eneineer. /, Mr. Burns entered b. n. Star.
| iigRt. 2; Dr. smith entered ., h, Dayy Crockett
a Time ana
A purse OF $50 was then contested for with
oh. m MaapIe DuvaIi. II; Owner entered br,
on.lerSsm- q q Time a,,i s.oo W.
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stssms, Etn,s.s N,tpc fSom WIN
S.ssana.s. IN Irnish, n Ristr,,t mn,chsn,.,
pun sn i na Sn ~ sron a.on,Ias'
VIII hav for mspSet' saiied, sebooaer 3,ahe,,
Fav', Wharfesniied; schooner Mary. Bal.
| lev. for AlexapdrIa. TO load with coal for Nor.
| folk
| Riisys WharC--Sailed: Schooners Oriental,
Cheslp; American Coaster, Scott, Charles ii.
Brnmble Crosley, Flying Fish Scott, Jennie
Baker, Headiey; Maftha Washington, Hard.
| ingi and a nuu,ber Of other small vessels,
bound down iIght for fresh supple. OF oys.
tiers. M, ..-, 49,,
| ty, Hatton, from Marshall Hall with wood for
| CLARK 4 Hunt. Sailed; Schooners ]. ]. Bar.
reii, Perry, for Georgetown, TO take In cargo
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| RrSAw.r-Run.wsv horses arc of aueh
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