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to 1893 tons, by the following companies -
Borden, 3, l95; Cumberland, ,0s2; Consolidation,
go; Georges Creek, ,o25; Rays Docks, SSH.
NAVIGATION ON THE CANAL will cease on
December 5th next, as it is announced that the
water viii be drawn OF on that date for the
winter.
o clock yesterday afternoon brought the steamer
Addison to Mr.. John T.. Cox's tannery, but her
services were not needed, as the alarm was
caused by the burning of the SCOT in his large
smoke stack, which did no damage.
DRovER's REsr.-The market yesterday was
very dull. 900 head of cattle sold at S3a$7 per
Io lbs gross; 600 sheep and lambs S2.50aS7 each;
veal calves Gas cts. per ID. gross.
HORSE THIEVES AT WoRK.-Mr. Francis
Wheatley, lumber merchant, had a valuable
horse stolen from his stable on Washington street
last night,
The PUBLIC SCHOOLS will be closed on
Thanksgiving Dav.
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ALEXANDRIA.

, RELEAsED.-The five youngsters arrested in
the county, Thursday, by Sheriff O'Neal and
constable Burnett, for interfering with the tel
egraph wires leading from Washington to Fort
Whlpple, were brought to this city, but were
released upon being recognized to appear at a
future examination, if summoned.
GUNNING.-The cunning season is now ut its
helght. Pointers and settlers are in requistion.
and the woods and fields are resonant with the
teports OF following pieces. Partridges and
hares are said to be unusually abundant.
STEALING THE GUTTER CEossINGs-The
wooden crossings of all the street cutters on the
outskirts of the city are fast disappearing. They
are taken up at night and carried of.
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS.

JOHN III. SMOoT,
119 BRIDGE STREET. GEoRsErowx DC
Has received, and now offers at very low prices 10
cash buyers, a large assortment If LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, consisting Of Sinks, Plain and Plaid PopIins
EpinglInas, Empress Cloths, NerinOs, Poplin Alpa-
cas-, Serges. Opera Flannes, White and Black sack
ing Cloths Black Goods Of the best makes for Mourn
ing, Shawls, Arabs; Aexsndres, COurvOiseurs 5, and
other i'd and Cloth Gloves Hosiery in great variety
Ladies' and Gents Underwear, shaker and other
flannes, Gent and Ladies' Scarfs and Ties, Linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs, best Hoop skirts, Gent :
and Boys Wear, fredericksburg Cloths and Cassi-
meres, Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Table Damasks,
Napkins, Towels, Huck and Scotch Diapers ali the
best makes of shifting Cottons and Irish LiRens
Linseys cheap Delanes and all other goods adapted
10 the present and coming season, including Three
ply, Ingram, and Step Carpets, Floor and Table Oil
Cloths, Blankets &C. Purchasers are invited 10 cali
and e. amine goods and prices.
hWashington customers will find il 20 their in
terest TO visit Georgetown when making their pur-
chases. foc22- lml u
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Black and colored Silks, Irish Poplins Empress
Cloths, Plaid Poplins, Serges, and Merinoes some
as low as 50 cts; Superior double Warp Alpacas:
Striped, and Cashmere ShawIs; Beautiful STRIPED
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from "a to sl2;; Cloths,
Cassimeres, SatiRets, and Sutings, for Men and
Boys; Flannels, all wool from Is cts up a. ali wool
Shaker do, 50 cts; Good "a Bleached and Brown
Muslin, l21a: Androscoggin, Wamsutta, and New
York Mills at reduced prices; Caeoes, at g. 10 l2ls
Is One Case full Madder colors 10 cts; Large Red
Blankets, from $40 to $40, together with a large
STOCK OF GOODS, of all kinds, for sale al popular
prices by BENJAMIN MILLER
&C L. I'm 101 Bridge street GeOrgetovn.
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DE. w. 80 $50 q, g. NEREILL, RENrIsI
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

No charge will be made for extracting where Artf-
fetal Teeth are inserted, sl;haugh the IA
tieHt VIII We required 60 pay for the -urgi 49,
cal operation when performed, which will b. ~-llo
deducted when the teeth made. The Association
l. nGw prepared 20 make Teeth Gold. Silver, aud
hubber, az New York. Philadelphia. and Boston
prices All persons wishing dental work dome can
nave n as cheap as IN the above named cities Az
WORK VIII be DINE in the n~atr-f and best manner
and warranted e. give entire safisfactioD Pers,n.
will do well 20 call and examine our work before set
ting IL elsew here. ,x1s
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l. u i 7 / q "

The undersigned. at the solicitation many friends
has concluded 20 open DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL
ON the IS; inst in large and spacious hall Hic
street, near Adams Express, Georgetown. II. C Al
the usual branches of an English and Mathematical
Education will constitute the principal exercises ii
the school From his long experience and skill In
teaching he makes bold to solicit share IL the rub
lie patronage. The terms viii De made known by
MORAN =, Bridge street
some second hand School Furniture wanted
n"9-a WM. J. CARROLL.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
IN BANKRUPTCY

DISTRICT ON COLUMBIA, S.
At the City of Washingto in said District on the
2lst day of October 1862 hereby give motto sahat
I have been appointed ASignee 81 CHtARLEs 7.
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
supreme Court Of said District, holding District
HENRY II. DAVIS, Assignee,
No. 399 Penna. avenue
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The CALICO SOCIAL by Eleeta Chapter No.
Eastern Star Degree, adopted masonry at Har-
mOnial Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 9Th streets, on Monday evening next, prom
ises to be a very moral and pleasant entertain
ment, and will no doubt be well attended.
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Hon. RoB'T &. SCHENCK BUYS AN ELEGANT
REsIDENCE.-Kilbourn & Latta real estate bro
kers. have sold, for John o. Evans, that elegant
brown stone front house on Mas
nue., corner u IA " street, to Hon. Robert G.
Schenck, NJ. C., Of Chic, for $50, 900.
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r. - 49, 100 ~ ~ -. S,rua,,,r no,,o,a.
and his assistant, Mr.. Long, were engaged on
the line Of the Washington railroad, within this
city, to determine as to how much the track il
above or below the grade of the streets.
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The LOVERS OF GOOD THINGS, edible and
potable, who wish to regale themselves with an
occasional delicacy not usually offered at q
private table are sure to find their way to Dr.
BANTs SALOON, corner of 9th and Pennsylvania
avenue His oysters, particularly, are the pick
of the market, and are served up in the most an
proved style. See his card elsewhere.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c.

NATIONAL THEATRE--The Sangalli Troupe
in drama and ballet.
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon, ON the
steamer Arrow, at 10 a m
CAR2OLL HALL--Fair for the benefit of St
gincent's Orphan Asylum.
MARKRITER's ART GALLERY, 4ss 7th street.
SMITH s. STROSS's ART GALLERY. 2t5 F
street
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GROCERIES, WINES, AND Liquors at assign
ee's sale, at T.. F. Ferries store, corner 9th and
1 streets, Oh Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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A PPLIcATIoN FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.
In RELATION TO TREsPAssING ON PUB
Lie LANDS,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT. September ~, 10y.
The notice Of the Department having been cslied
upon the public lands reserved for timber Tor naval
purpose, lying In the States Of Lcuisans, hlsrs-
s1ppi, Alabama, and Florida, public notice nereoy
given that Naval Oficen and other persons nave
been ordered 20 examine all the lands rsferrsa 70,
ecuted employing the civil power, and Where neces-
sary, the military naval forces 70 aslst snd orns
TO pupighment such persons e may De iound culpabie
IN sb;s re~-erS GEO. N. robson,
ocls- isWlt Secretary Of the Navy.
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SAMARITAN.S GIFT

The only real cure for Gonorrhea. elect and Dis
eases caused from indiscretlOn Only ten pills, pure
ly vegetable. We discard BafSdul COpd aud Mer-
curry as being not only useless but hurtful. Gift
cures m from two 90 four days thus avoiding trouble
exposure, and the eStortion 81 quacks Male Pack,
ages, 81. Females, So. Sold By :. G. FORD, and
by Druggists. DESMOND A 90
ma15-cOly 91s Race street Philadelnhfs
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AssIGNEE's Satellite entire stock Of VIM.
F. Brett's Sons was sold at assignce's sale yes
terday by Vim. l.. Wall Il Co., aucti0neers, to
j. l.. Lyon, for $40, 500.
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CENTRE MAEKET-WkOlesdIe Prices-Yester-
day the prices at Wholesale were as follows: An
pies eating. - TO SO per bbl.; do. cooking % TO
$50 Per Dbl; Tomatoes, 50 per bushel: Gram
berries, sl3 per b.; Squash, Shopper cwt.; Chest
nuts $50 per bushel; Walnuts, 15c. per bushel:
Dried Reaches. SLIGO per peck: Sweet Potatoes
SZ-bac350 per Dbl; Irish do, $3.50 per Dbl; Cab
bage. Sass per 100; Turnips, $3.50 per Dbl; on
ions, $50 per Dbl; Chickens, Si.5caS6 per tloZ;
Geese, live, SLIGO pair; Turkeys, 1Sa3Oc. per H.
Retdd Prices, to-ddy--Apples, 50a75c. per peck;
quart; Dried Peaches. f5c. per quart: dried an
pies. Zoe. Per quart; Chestnuts, 15c. per quart:
cabbage, 1OaDc. each; Turnips, 4Oc per peck:
onions: tOc. per peck; Irish Potatoes. soc. per
12al5c. per quart; Walnuts, 4Oc. per peek; Eggs
sc. per doz.; Chickens, 15c.aS1.50 per pair:
Ducks, '5c-asl50 per pair; Country Butter.
Per bunch; Turkeys, S1aS3 each; Squash. 4c per
ID: ounces, Al per peck; Parsnips, 4Oc. Der
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ADMITTED To THE BAN--On motion of Cen
Mussey Mr.. Geo A. Jordan, of Boston was Adj
mitted TO practice in the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia
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THE CITY TAxEs-The Collector vesterd.v
and last evening collected sl6,Osl.3s on accom-,
OF the city taxes, making a total thus far OF
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JOHN ii. CRANE AT THE MAYORS OFFICE
To-day about O'Clock Mr.. John III. Crane ap-
peared at the Mayors Office for the purpose OF
asking for his pay for services as Commissioner
of the Fourth Ward, when the Mayor informed
him that he should make affidavit tn certain
items i'm his accounts. Some words passed in
which the word ''le" was used, and for min
ute or two things looked squally.
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HE SERVICES AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
on nj street, between 9Th and 10th. are expected
10 be very interesting ON Tomorrow, both on ac-
count Of the peculiar themes to he discussed and
the reception Of members. See advancement.
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which interest would only have to be

interest, which interest would only have TO be
met.
Mr.. Davis offered resolution, to test the sense
of this meeting, - that we, citizens OF Washing
ton. in public meeting assembled, in the inter
est OF railroads, do believe that il will be for the
interest OF the city of Washington to subscribe
sl,O0oJoo for. the construction OF the Alexan-
dria, Loudon and Hampshire railroad: PrDrt-
ded. Losrerer, That il is made certain that said
road shall run from this city through Virginia
to the ohio river"
The resolution was unanimously adopted. and
the meeting adjourned TO next Tuesday evening
at O'Clock.
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r. I A L 1 SHED 1890.
IF U RS!"
Now ready for inspectic, Of The nubl;c the largest
and most carefully sele .fed assortn.nt If FITRS We
have ever received embracing " 0A''' We
ALL THE LEADING STYLES,
IN EVERY KIND OF
FUR, SUITABLE FOR LADIES' AND CHILL
DREN'S WEAR.
Also, a great variety of GENTS FUR MCF-
FLERS, CAPS and GLOVES.
CARRIAGE ROBES, of all qualities.
~ Every article guaranteed as represented, and
to be sold at the very lowest cash prices.
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
Halter AND RlER,
3J6 Pennsylvani avenue,
oc2g-eo2w Under Metropolitan Hotel.
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eLooK OCT for oyereoat thieves, and keep you
hall doors shut.
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PETIT LARcENIEs--Last evening. Officer Cor
nell arrested Lucy Jones, charged by Betty
and - in money, and Justice Thompson held
him for a hearing.
About \ O'Clock last evening .wi's~-
son. George Holmes and :" ,cpher
pH AstCudfu Dui kCcc WCHt
~vI NJ. Blackford, near the Center
--arket, and as they were leaving a bag of shot
left with them Sergeant Vernon and Oficers
Hughes and Clawson arrested the party, and
Justice Walter, on hearing the case, dismissed
the hrst-named and committed the others for a
hearing.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LooMls HAVING IMPROVED AND RE
- lifted hi- hong established Dental Roams
IA the m Il complete manner. H. prepared A
With The skill ~ long exp ri,uce. aud ever >lo
possible appliance known the art % SUNNY every
requirement a. a Mechanical and Surgical lNenti.f
tiiace Us fenna. avenue. &C lin
hRs. W. AND n. A MERRILL, DENTISTS
~ No. 236 PENNSYLVANIA ANE
NJ =. between l2Th and 18Th -s.ts. furnish ~
ARTIFICIAL TEETH ON sny kind Il Plate ~-lIo
eesired Pure Ntiro~s Ord. Gas constantly on hand
Tor extracting teeth with 1uf pain We guarantee ~
All those haN Ing work done al once Subtraction
In every particular. no 10 w.
hR. LEMIE A DAVIS DENTAL ASSO,IA-
~ TIoN.
No. go PENNSYLVANIA ANENTF
Between l2ih and l3.h streets
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Hon y GARFIELD, Delegate from Washing
ton Territory, will attend the monthly entertain
lnent OF the " NJ. C. A. on Monday night, and
denver an address on w ashington Territory and
columbia lkiyer. Mr.. Garfield is an able and
eloquent speaker. Seats are free
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ORPHANS FAIR.-Carroll Hall was well filled
last evening with the kind benefactors of the
poor orphans of st. Vincent's Asylum, who
many of them left a good portion of their 10 Ose
change with the ladies at the tables and their
sprightly and fascinating assistants. Ii the sue
cess Of the fair be judged by the zeal Of the
coed ladies who have it in charge, there is
good ground for hoping that the little ones of
winter. The Marine Band was present, by
order of the President, who promptly complied
with the request of the Sisters Of Charity, when
they asked hsm for that favor.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN EXTENT OF
STOCK, QUALITIES, AND PRICES.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN EXTENT OF
STOCK, QUALITIES, AND PRICES.
CLOTHS, CASTOR BEAVERS, COATINGS,
CL0AkINGS, "SUITiNGS. ""CHEVIOTS" CAS-
SlMERES, &c, for Gents, Youths, and Boys
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS. CLOAKS.
NELNETS. JACKETS, NELNETEENS, &c.
BLANkETS, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS.
WHITE GOODS, and all other kinds of fabrics,
adapted Tor the wants Of families and housekeepers.
SM0URNING GOODS-A full stock at all sea
sons OF the best fabrics produced at home and abroad
" Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send
us new supplies daily.
,2OCR WHOLE SCALE OF PRICES ARE
ARRANGED To MEET THE REQUIREMENTS
OF PERSONS WITH MODERATE INCOMES ~
GALL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AND
CAREFUL ATTENTION
at their pleasure.
nH-0NE PRICE ONLY. MARKED PLAIN
FIGURES.
PERRY 4 BROTHER
PenhsIlyania avenue and 9TH street
Established 1910.
HCARPETS, CURTAINS, MATTINGS, OIL,
CLOTHS, RUGS, &C, upper floors noIO- eo3tif
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Georgetown Advertisements.
m cORrohAflpS OF cE6kGrfowS

~ CORPORATION OF GEORGETOWN
S TAXES.
FINAL NOTICE.
The time for the payment Of the GENERAL and
SPEciAL IAAES expires ON the 3lsT DECEM-
The law is imperative, (learias no d,syst,oa srsfA
s CoiecfoT 60 advertise az property for the non
payment Of taxes after that date Property holders
will save further heavy eharges as the property
Immediately after the above named date.
GEORGE w. BEALL,
oc z 2av4w Collector.
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE NEAR TENALLYToWN. ~. q.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Frederick yone.
and wife 10 the undersigned Trustee bearing date
the 18th day If February, ls9 and duly rrcsdei in
Liber III. r.. No g folio O.. Of the Land Records II
the County 81 Washington. d. C.. and at the written
signed VIII ii 5se a sasTS s2 he gnssT
lsg at O'Clock D. m, sell the premises, Te-
nallytown. all that piece Of Land. being part Of =
tract called st. Philip and Jacob and hitehaS
heginntng for the same az the southwest corner 4
es 10 public road; thence with said road south ss
West ~ peTches. south 2s. west II % perches hence
north 8, west ii ~ pershes; thence south = west
- perches; thence north i6 west IS - P-rches
ginning containing ) 81 fD acres.
Terms Of sale: ODe-third cash: balance six and
tweiEe months. Convey ancing and stamps st Of
purchaser. - must be deposited upon thu tai ~
the hammer. IL the terms are not complis.i with
within fve days fruH day OF SAFE. the undersigned
reserves the right to rese the property at the risk
anu cost Of the defanlting Purchaser
ID. y. CARPENTER. Trustee
The property l. near Conduit Road and about one
mile northwest If DrOvers' Rest
noltds IRepI THos. BOWLING, Auct.
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i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None hut those deprived Of this blessing know a
ITS loss, The pimpled, blotchei and letter covered
person looks upon clear. smooth skin ith jeaIousy
and inwardly desires the same Those whose sys-
tens are filled with the virus of SCROFILA aud
other cufaneous diseases cannot have good health.
When the blood u impure, disease l. % follow
All Nave timely warning i'm those Bl-;che-, PIN
pies, letters Sores, Bos, Copper colored Patches,
system with the -
sAMARITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
before Scrofula takes firm hold
How many have the virus Of philis in the system
and IN that condition contemplate marriage, know
Ing little of lite baneful influence on the Constitution
To such we say STOP. FIRST cleanse yourself Of
these impurities OF that scroiulous infection which
IN many cases IL hereditary i'm te constitution be-
fore you bring misery ON yourself and offspring.
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Mr.. DKvEnE BURR, one of the Police Com
missoners, was taken in charge by officer Sey-
mour Of the Seventh Precinct, last evening, for
violating the Corporation law by tying his horse
10 a tree. He was fined - by Justice Chase,
which he paid, and took occasion to compliment
the officer for the impartial execution of his
duty.
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BALTIMORE.
au l6-eo3m .lstp

" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY, To fcif:-In the case OF CHARLES b.
CLIFTON, Administrator Of Martha J: Hutchinson,
deceased the administrator aforesaid has with the
appreciation Of the Orphans, Court Of Washington
County aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the Sd day
Of November, A D. 1859, for the final settlement and
distribution Of the personal estate OF said
and Of the assets on hand as far as the same have
been collected and turned into money; when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
vouched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from ali beneft in said deeeaseds estate: Provided
copy Of this order be published week for three
weeks in the Evening Star previous to the said
'n Sc2 lawsws A. WEBSTER, Register. of Wills.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Amelia Ann Mansfield ct al, l7sa Eou;,v
a. q
Sarah A. Mansfield ct al.
Asbury Lloyd, Trustee in this cause, having re-
ported that ne had sold Lot No 81 in subdivision Of
Square No. 1901, to VIM Middleton for S5a 40: And
Lot No. 81, with the improvements In said subdivi-
Amelia Ann Mansfield And that the said Middleton
has complied with the terms Of sale.
1t is this 18th day Of yember 1862 ordered by the
court that the said sales be- and the same are hereby,
ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary is
shown on or before the 30th day OF November ensu-
ing: Provided copy of this order be published in
the Evening Star once week for three successive
weeks before said day. orrv -,
A true copy-Test: ,,r,,,
no51aw3w n. D. Mhloo, Clerk
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n FINE IMPROVEMENT IN THE SEVENTH
NARD-Ihc handsome dwelling house recently
erected for Mr.. II. III. Walker, on 10th street.
Just In the rear of Ryland Chapel, is first class
one, and finished with all the modern accommo-
Cations Of gas and water marble mantels, high
ceilings with handsome mouldings and centre
pieces OF plaster. 1t is heated by LatrObe stoves
make The rooms above comfortable, also the
hall and Passages over the whole house warm
MI walker designed the plan of this house
which has been faithfully carried out by the
contractors, Messrs. Walker & Carroll, carpen-
.ers- The size OF the main building is "a by 80
ieet, and u Is three stories in height, with back
bnlldlng e feet deep. A commodiOus brick sta
Die covers the lot in the rear. Messrs Walker
q carroll, the contractors, are now employed i'm
Inc erection OF the Mission Chapel, on 49, and
I'D streets, the donation of the late Hon Amos
Kendall They are also building a fine country
residence IN CniOntown for Mr.. e.. b. Smith
The brick work Of Mr.. Walkers house was done
by Messrs. Miller X Dent, iron work by GRAY &,
Moves, plaStering by Fenwick & Stewart gas
hitting and plumbing by Messrs. Alex. X. Shep-
herd * Bros. painting by II. III. Walker. and
granting by Mr.. Alexander Wheeler.