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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22
RAILROAD LINES


On and after WEDNESDAY, December Inn
trsins viii run ON This rood az follows:
eoo A. ' eeps ss9n . Sa
tin1re anG Ohio and Baltimore ana
Potomac railroad, due nj New Yo,S ~
1913 |. d.; arriving nj Washington
$50 p. u. leaves Byrd.street station daily con.
meeting at Washington with the Baa.
~ Il ~ more and Pct0mae railrosd, arrjylny
In New York at $50 a. NJ Through
sleeper from Richmond 10 New York: .
4:so 7. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, 70,
Junction. leaves Broad-strect station
(Snndays exceptedl.
7:05 A. d. arrives at ByfgI-sirees station daily.
leaves New York at 6:05 the precsa,'
1880 r NJ arrives NJ ByrdStrect station daily To-,
$50 4. n 'ICc oMM3I bATIoN TRAIN ,,,,v,,
as nj Broaf-Stfeet station fSundays r,'
passenger-car. which will be attached 10 ,r,,,,.
train, v LII leave Broad-Street depot ON NOM ~
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY nj $40 4. n H.
irving &C 9aantieo At 4:4o u: Returning. VIII lin
sATuKpA J st 10 A. H. arriving At Broadsrnees
through secpers and coaches run on n,ri,t train.
between Richmond and New York each wsy| aus
EREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-S;recf s,atso, ~,
I IEESDA T., :WaDAY, and sATURDAY
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and f AT n'nys
MORNINGS. Consiguees Of i've stocs and ncr,sb.
able articles, upon giving notice NJ dep0t can ohtan
freight at Bonlton on preceding evening ~'A
Through bills or adlng and rates given tn nj, MIN
cipal points NORTH ana West. Is. 7. ID. MYERS.
General superintendent
sf c. A TAYLOR.
de IL 49, General Freight and Tickle. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22
Il. w. PICKRELL, President.
f.. i, SSEAD, Cashier.

DEPOSITS of one dollar and upwards received, anc
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without holce,
and Interest allowed If not checked on more
frequently than two or three times week. ,, ,
Bank open every day from 8 O'Clock A. III. III
o'clock L. NJ, and on Saturday from T. NJ. tn
ID ' ic 2S-scd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22
Al,lUJ.a,,rl,IIoN sAIlEs.-Ta,is nay.
ByJ.D d. Whitehead,
Grocery Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
1919 Main street. sg5s

r. ARGE SALE OF GROCERIES,
Ii will offer nc auction THIS fFridayt bfo ming,
22d instant. commencing Mt half-pnst 10 O'CLOCK,
large and well-assorted stock or
GROCERIES. &C., ST
- g. ID. WHITEHEAD.
de 2a Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN EFFECT MONDAY. NovxAnrE 20, 1875

4 u
THROuGH PASSENGER TRAINS arrive At
Richmond SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY,, saaa a "
DAY at 10 A. 81, and lssye Richmond noSp s; :,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY az . =. ALL. ,,c con-
nccting az West Point with fast and wsH-elnippssa
steamers or the lne, delivering PASSENGERS al. ~
baltimore ut A. A., IN ample Mnle 70 ~ shiny
ton, Boston, and al western points. a.
Fare TO Battmore..: .......s.... 90
Fare 70 Baltimore and return. .:...... Ss
Fare to Washington AZ
Fare to PhilAd1ph! q "a
Fare 70 New Y07k.:...... F..ss.,.s...'..,'.ySS X
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave Rse !, =
SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRiDaSa srrsYR.
III, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY, as sad SfnhIY
DAY at z A. NJ, aud arrive IT Riehaiao'Au ,-1NS -
fexccpt MondaYf At a p IL. ,,,,,. ,,a dis
The LOWESr RATES, carciai ns1iA'e'
.Eransfsr az i,rats TO or nom southern pein
nj Richmond. Cars run hrolsh fronA Wesl I ~
to Atlsnta. ,.,, can r.nts,e.l rates
Thropgb bills Of l. ling Win g ,aoins
tssue6 IA All northern and Ycetern poiht2.
Tckcfs sold 20 ali northern, easseriis apu essssN
noinis and bsggace checked thrQngn Al, :; x,.tn
fmr tiskria nspiy at A.. w. aaroer :, sSv ssS IA
.treet. M the ExehanSe Hote!s ana eovspany W.
mi Corner TweDty bird aud Isoek strscts. ,.,,,
ND no SO -. III. u. DaU Nh saperslete
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22
FURNITURE

NEW FURNITURE. Just tinishedN
In and now TN my warerooms, the largest Ia
stook of the BEST inside and most fashionable ESf
R5lOM FURNITURE now for sale In the city. Cote
line reps and aircoth upholstered In latest
ses aud of the best materials, Also, large lot oil
Prior and Fancy Chairs at the lowest priest with
sft,Il stock Of Iow-price goods. E.GATHRlGHT,
I. 90 81 -3m No. 16 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22

The post-office at Tataro, Brunswick
county, Va, is discontinued as not needed.
The papers 20 toPieasant Shade, Greens
vile county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-22

RICHMOND. DIRK RIVER AND CHESrEAKRt
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Iss OFPIcE or THE SUP2RiNfESDESTs---
RIcHMoND. VA, November IL, 1875.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

NOT AN OCrAGON.-"Do look like an oc.
taIony asked Mrs. Darlington as she sat at
breakfast at the Grand Central, Oakland,
with the Chr0Ric'e before her and George,
the bcamlng and genial exponent of gastrOn.
zeal science, pouring her Mocha "Do look
Ike an octagon? placing her finger smiling.
~ ON the paragraph fixing her age at seven
ty-scven. AN ocagon, indeed" she coniin.
ued, not severely,a smile wreathing her lips
as the odor of the coffee exhacd and her
specaclcs were dcwy with rising vapor from
her cup; they will, perhaps, make me a cen.
turian next aId a reliCt of antpathy; but
this is the year for SUCH and perhaps | should
be grateful tor it, rs age is honorable, and
might find place at the great National I'm
position. Yet it is bcs. not to assume years
any more than virtues, and shall be content
If | am never older than | am now. This
coffee is very fragrant, George and rs she
spoke she gazed into the cup, seeing therein
her good looks reflected which sixty years
had not impaired while George bcamed
down upon her with radiant satisfaction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06
4 Strange Case.

Yesterday forenoon aa old lady and her
daughter drove into the city on the GratiOt
road in a horse wagon, and the horse was
secured in an alley near the lower park on
Randolph street while The women went of
IN search 81 dry-goOis store. Some boys
wandered through the alley, saw a chance for
a Joke, and one of them borrowed a wrench,
others got PRIV, and in about iiTe minutes
they had placed the hind wheels Of the vchi.
Gle where the fore wheels had been in the
habit of running. BY and by the woman
and her daughter returned, united the horse,
led him ont. and the mg'A": looked "a, The
vehicle and remarked.
Seems IA if tki, blamed old horse had
been kicking in tie da,h-bolrd.'
"Pilc 10, mother" called the gil, as She
tied up the halter; but the mother couldn't
The pitch was 50 great that the scat slsn'ei
skyward, and the woman got OF the hub
walked around the WAGON. .g5 said.
III bet onions that thu, horse : h.'yAai
TO The wrong end OF his wagon
lhey were in a great puzzle when q ''!
came along, saw the true state % Affairs, and
he leaned up against store and laughed 'll
the tears came. \ blacksmith vas sent Tor
the wheels properly placed, and ,,a old ltt!
rem lrkCt, q she climbed Up:
Blamed if ! wasn't afraid Tor gUc spell
that i either got c-oss-eyei or va losing
my reason. Ijus;vant l. git hold Of SON
4 tlU, Is-'r9li bgye"-Ls.-. {: Ire p.s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

DoINGs OF THE SAzEKAC LYING CLUB.-In
the Sazerac Lying club last night, a member
told dog story He said that back where
he used to live in the states there was a dog
breeder, who, by means Of crossing various
breeds of dogs, finally became possessed of
dog of the female denomination so small
that when he was ten feet away from person
the could not be seen except by the aid OF
opera.glasscs. The man had been in hopes
of getting the thing down so fine that he
would get rich selling dogs of asuitablc size
for microscopic watCh-Charms, but he failed
on that. When the aAmal became a mother
she gave birth to seven bullpups, each of
which weighed eleven pounds at birth. No.
body expressed any doubts Of the truth of
this story, bat one member was heard NUT
teriug, Seven TINS 'leven's seyenty-seven
Scyenry.seYen pounds of bull-pup and the
mother no biggcr'E peach.piL'-ApSttn
tNrvO IfereHs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06
BUDGET OF FUN.
Tint RlnOdy Shirt.

Quoth Morton unto Sherman thus: The tines
look very blue;
The people all express belief that we're th'cV-
ing crew,
And talk of driving Us from power; what course
must we pursue
To save our precious bacon"
Quoth Sherman unto Morton then: our course
think, il plain; ,.,
Wen raise the bloody shirt on hiTh, ana n'Pl'
tail again;
And Blaine shall trot JET. Davis out ana No"
must follow Blaine,
And sleeping hate awaken
Quoth Morton unto sherman; I'VE have tried
For after having gone and made brand new
CORY shirt ,.,,,
Bclknap and Babcocl took :hc thIhS ana ''"''cu
il in the dirt .....,,.n
our standard must be newer
O,otb SGcr,non hack to Morton: "Pehaw you
mustn't be too nice; ,
Well darn and patch and starch again the
threadbare old device;
We really can't afford to get another IN ricc,
Our followers being fewer
And so the moYing masses come in solid, firm
phalanz,
Frccdman's banks,
And proudly waves that bloody shirt above the
motley ranks
banner badly tattcrcd
Hark how they shout for plunder all! How TO
the noise and din,
The yell that shows their abjcct fear lest honest
men get in;
The pallid terror lest at last the peoples cause
may win,
And they, the knaycs, DC scattered.
In vain their lies of tongue and press; in vain
their rain OF dirt;
In vain the hcadlcss bugaboO Of ku-hluX clans
they lirt; =,
In vain they air with energy the ragged, bloody
shirt,
And worn-out ISLANDERS muster;
The people sit in judgment now, ana doom the
tricksters all.
In spite Of Dawes sophistry, or Logan irahtlc
bawl
Or Conkling's wit, or Cameron's guile, or Nor
tons caterwaui,
Or Sh.rman's cant and buster.
" Y San.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

"My son." said the bland gentleman to a
little boy, would you not like to come to
Sunday school to sing and pray, and hear all
about Moses and Aaron, and the whale, and
the fiery furnace, Joseph's cot OF many col.
ors, and put your pennies in the box" "Be
you going to have Christmas tree" asked
the child NO." answered the old man !;
put we are going to spend the money that
would be spent for candies and oranges in
sending the tracts to the little heather chill.
dren in" "Thatll do" answered the
rude young boy, as he took a sight at the
good man ~ don't train with no such Sunday
school as that" And he departed TO stone a
lost dog.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

4 good anccuote has lately crossed the
ocean Of an \ .erican girl who was playing
croquet in England last summer what a
horrid scratch! - said she, Indignantly, when
her malle' once failed of its duty and she
missed her SHOT. "Oh, my dear!n said an
English cousin, you should not use such
slang expressions. What should l have
SAID" replied the English maiden, after can.
vasslng her vocabulary for a perfectly unex.
ceptionablc phrase-"you might have said,
What beastly tiuke!"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

"Euthe every day" exclaimed the widow
pipes, as she dropped tho fat-iron upon the
rhoscshoe, and looked her ncighbor SnubS
right in the eye, why, you don't say so!
never think Of stripping my Jeems, and
giving him right good wash, but four times
a year; onst in the Spring, onst in the sum.
mer, onst in the Fall, and onst in the Winter.
IIowsomdever, some children kctch dirt
sooner than others
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

The Rev Rowland Cole, IN preaching in a
Undertook Methodist church, called attcn
ton to the Christian convention in the Hip.
podrome, and said ut is highly essential
that we send delegate and the expense will
be eleven dollars. This sum must be raised
tonight, and The extent of your thirst after
righteousness will be indicated by the amount
of your contributions The plates were
passed, and the amount collected was fifty
SIX Cenls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

POWER OF IMAGINATIoN.-1hC other day
a man took home book containing several
anecdotes showing the power Of Imagination,
and, after reading them to his wife, he ten.
derly said: Now, Angelina, you may some
time imagine that you hear me kissing the
servant girl in the other room, and you sec
how base it would be to accuse me OF such a
thing" John Henry" she replied in a
smooth voice, "lf | ever imagine such a
thing you'll need doctor within fifteen min
utes, no matter what the book says"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

A St Louis fashion reporter being detailed
to write up the horse railroads, thus describes
a gorgeous new car: Car No 36 is beauty
She is trimmed in yellow and gold leaf put
on bias, corsage decolette, trunks rotunda and
en- tabLi6r, brakes cntrdjR, with gable pointed
rivets of wrought iron. The seats are of cot
ton velvet, pdnHisr en- p0ute, bound around
with a fchu of red tape. AS whole, the car
is a very recherche affair"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

"Ah! Mrs. Dashcr,' SAID gushing Mrs
Simpleton, during her morning call, chow
delightfully."- that boQuet of violets and roses
perfume your parlor"
800 you really notice it, replied the
widow with smile of ill.cOncealed triumph.
"Why they are only artificial, my dear Mrs
Simpeton."
That evening, when Slmpeton came home
he found his wife confined to her bed with
a high fever and no supper ready.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

The Graph. says; THE grasshopper
blossoms swcetly on the edge Of the Mime.
so,s snow drift He has already got so he
can 81. on his elbows and lay half pint OF
eggs in a forenoon. And while he lays be
looks solemn and thoughtful as II he wasn't
doing anything, and his mind was fixed on
the swrt, remIn! SCIENCES of his native cline
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

1t requires fifteen million brooms to sup
ply the United States for one year. y stron-
ger handle would save twothlrds OF this con
sumption but we never knew married man
to recommend the change DdnJury NecS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

some time since man in Maine wanted to
exhibit an Egyptian mummy, and went to
the court house for license. What is it?'
asked the judge. An Egyptian mummy,
may it please the court, more than three
thousand years Old SAID the Snowman.
"Thaec thousand years oldn' exclaimed the
Judge. Jumping 10 his feet, land is the critter
alive"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

\ Frenchman thinks the English language
is very tough. "Dere is look out, he says,
which is to put out your head and see; and
look ont, which is to haul in your head and
not for to see-iust Contralrie.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

He was telling her Of Belknap's disgrace
snG merely rcmlISel that there was a woman
A. the bottom @. I qs there always was IN the
troubles of men But, after he had Crawlcd
out from under the bed and apologized, he
gathered the children around him, and told
them that woman was q holy and beautiful
Thing. So it is that tribes change our views
If life. 4 na.ir0u-aye, even sn inexprcs-
sive rollingpin-may BE- tue humble lustru-
snent 10 teach man that The hay-l3it is c
so0e cSassh sle-e G. AiS TO sl0p in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Spartan virtue srll exists and the princi-
Die of m0drsty Is not q thing of the past. If
YOU don't believe this just see what a Penn
Yam DamSel, who is a witness in the Crozier
murder trial. says: II am nearly twenty-One
years old never stood near married man,
because think !, is against the rules of i'm
--opriety.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

The marshal of Chester Pa, can find no
law to prevent an Old lady from smoking IN
church, and he gave one pound OF tobacco
the other Sunday if she would quit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

The Britons whisper confdcntially to each
other. "IIif this Weston IS such bloody i'm
mense pedestrian, why doesn't e foot is hex
pcuses, yOI know
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

\ dying Troy woman wouldn't allo" any
BODY to wash her face to revive .ier because
her face was waxej and powdered, and she
wanted to be q pretty corpse.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

In the case of a man who died from hav
ing had all his teeth knocked out with a
Ratchet, an Alabama jury rendered verdict
Of Death from aX.dental causes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Professor Boltwood to class IN anatomy,
Mr.. johnson you may tell me the position OF
the stomach" Mr.. j: "Dircctly above the
diaphragm Prot. i. "correct-whcn you
are standing ON your head"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Schoolmistress-"J Johnny, I'm ashamed of
you! When l was your age | could read as
well as | can now" Jaw, but you'd diff
fcrent teacher to what we've got"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

The person who composed "Oh, Tor
Thousand Tongues! passed most OF MS BOY
hood in molasscs hogshcads on the wharf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

Mrs. Logr5ller, whose husband is dele
-a;e TO q political convention, grins derislvcy
al reading that the delegates have been in
structed. "lIeap of good It'll do to instruct
old LOgroller' she says; have. been IN
structlng the pig.headed fool for years and
ne can't buy yard of calico with any sense
yet"-.St LouiS RepyblicG9.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

When a young man cannot live on his own
salary, the usual way is tor him TO i've on
the salary Of some one else.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

The Niagar. Ills have crumslcd away
over - feet .lg the last two years. 1t
seems as if Niagara hackmen should
I.akc CORE. ding reduction but they
don't. You ,.e obliged to pay the same
for less falls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

4 Young man in Great Darlington, Mass,
couldn't get up courage enough to pop the
question" to his girl, and so sent his offer by
mail. He got a postalcard IN reply, briefly
saving: Fetch on the preacher
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

The Free Press says Detroit citizen of
beery procllvities was standing la lamp
post, when lie gaped feariully. You had
better not open your mouth too wide,' said
The inevitable boy. Why was the aston
shed query. Because there Is law agin
opening 4 saloon on sunday
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

I. makes a /. lucky man look thoughtful
to 20 to his do .ep in the morning and find
a bundle of sw uuAes Dhcreon, sGrmOunted by
this inscription: "Et yu doant trete yewer
wife better this climate will gro 10 warm fur
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

The Rome Seaind says, Some women
won't be happy in heaven unless they can
scrub it out once Il year And some men
Will be wrctchrd t. ere unless they can sCrape
their muddy h.'s n the fender and bring
the dog into H.. st room.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-05-06

I E-GAt. ISI.N y X - lSr-e 1FSo-rren o..
l. '.g -... f..'.r.g forms Nat are puhU.h.c. =.
CNNFN e HfFEkaN =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-14
DISTRICT INVESTIGATION.
Hear, orerpayment % centraeto

Heavy overpsyment 70 contractor.
The House Committee on the District Of Column
ing into the affairs of the board Of audit. Mr..
MOTIFS, the expert, suonitseo
THE ACCOUNTS OF ALBERT GLEASON.
= IInon estimates made June II July and Sep
-, go ~, 10 Os.,I., s.n,tw .nai,asr nm
temper i io'o, " D. oe,.,ey, ueputy ensei W.
der the Board Oh Public WORKS, there was paiu 70
Albert Gleason, for work done in square %, Z
street, .outhves, 7 s,rcet southwest and III street
.,,S,-os. -, - .ss ,so ,-,a,,n, ava honI IN
southwest, the sum VI so''O1, eIAans anu nAu' ~
the canal. he mas SINCE oeen paia py inc Doa
OF aualt, on measureents VI tn ne S nI.,., the
following amounts:
Square ~ grsaing ana haua "a n:ni 10 no an
7 strest sonthvest eSyading and haul. NIs2 50
a street soutbweS Trading and haul . U,fSo 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-14
IMPROVEMENTS.
Building Permits Issued Recently.

The following building permits have been issued
by Inspector Thos Plowman: c. H. Parker, two
two-story frame dwellings, south side of L street,
between Ninth and Tenth southwest; d, 600. Geo.
Vichman, q two-story brick dwelling, north side
OFF street. between New Jersey avenue and Fifth
street northwest; 5000. VIM. Nogelweech, a
brick dwelling east side of Seventh street, be-
tween G and H northwest; $1,000. John McCar-
thy, two-story fame dwelling, north side of VAL
ley street. between Stoddard and Road, George
town; $70O James Wurth, a two-story brick
dwelling, west side OF Fifth street, between X
and L northeast; 81, 500. N. A. Poole, brick
storeroom west side of Fourteenth street, between
and northwest s1 sas hOM mas Of Union
street, between Four and half and sixth south
west; $3.50. DIR. Sewers, three-story and base
avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest; $500. August Koch, q Two
story brick dwelling north side of street between
Schenck. four two-story and basement brick
dwellings. south side Of Z, between Seventh and
and Eighth streets northeast; $4,000. H. Fowler
between Twelfth and Thirteenth and ID and Z
streets southeast; 8, 500. H. Fowler, two two
story brick dwellings, east side Of Twenty-fourth
August Sievers, a two-story brick dwelling, north
side of N between Fourth and Fifth streets north
west; $500. W. +. Reamer, three-story br,ek
tween Ninth and Tenth streets northwest; $1,000
d. E. W. Carter, brick store, north side of
Bridge, between Congress and High streets,
frame dwelling. west side of Sixth, between F and
G streets southwest; $500. Michael Maloney,
twO-story frame dwelling, west side Of First
street, between H and streets northeast; 500.
Boys and Children's Clothing, New Goods, New
Store. Prices to suit all. b. Robinson b Co., 700
Pennsylvania avenue. b. Robinson. late of Wall
4 Robinson; W. L. Cherry, late with Wall