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Circle P sad Nineteenth limit.
The asphalt carriageway, tt measured by Mr. Bllckensderler, li 11,899 lanere yirls.
.tT.i.i. "fi" P"P" there art 6,773 square yards, being the iniu olroaailereaoo or the carriageway
wltlplledby the width. U feet, and divided by V. -v
e private property fronting on P-street olroU Is u folio wi:
fwwrio.iiB ..-......-...... ssl.llfeet.
KSSS-ffi- SISS:
2!i?3?J2 "??'
5"" ' ,w -' . - - - - - -
52"" &-"
-tJquarcNo.il.
Total
And the total carrlasroway In front or private property Is(18x ; 8) to square yards, of
l-o it chargeable to private properly an J toe balance 10 the United States. Aad the total tt
.Way chargeable to tnii United Slates li as fellows :
S.W9 square yards,
essl-, 8K square yards
Balance of carriageway In circle (0.174 3,080) .
Balance of carriageway hl.e8 ,n) e,l yards,
Total carriageway ehargabte to the TJalted States
And tLe eitlmate, using Mr. Bllekensderler'i quantities, will be as follows :
Asphalt carriage-way
-Wood oirrlage-way
Ijeat une-elxta -
10,513
"IIS
IB
t-Asphilt sidewalks . . . -. . 1.83T
Iiess one sixth .
30s
1,530 M
US
WW
irm
ivBctck sidewalks
TJtu one sixth -
Tlsjr s'dowalks
&tral:slit curb -Around
the circle
Balance or curb
Isua one sixth
Olreultrcurb .
Leu one sixth
7TJM
Sewers . .
Ltu one sixth
1,803
109
Parklni; .-....
'Oradlng .......
Total -...........
Add for brick sidewalk which was laid when I measured the work and which was taken
up only a short time betoreMr.BUckentderfer measured It - ......
Add for 1.213 lineal leet or curb around the circle proper, estimated by Mr. Bllckentder
fer at tLSO per foot, proper price X50 per foot, difference, 1 - ......
I Total 78.813 14
Charged to (he United States - - 18,840 19
Balance due board .............. . 02 9
Scott Square.
Snr. Bllckensderfer's estimates of asphalt
carriage-way ...... 1,812 square yards. .
Deduct ....... -1,112 square yards inside of tqusro.
6,500 square yards around the square.
IrfU 14. ...... J.0S3?; square yards.
B,418U square yards.
Total ........ e,523 squaro yards at (3.20 . g3,80 69
"Wood carriage-way ..... - 2,221 square yards.
, IrtSsl-8 ........37014
1 1.850 5-8 at (3.50. . . 8,(77 1
I Brick fldewalk ...... 4,000 squaro yards.
I or which ....... .1,492 square yards adjoin the square.
li Leavln; ....... .2,833 on opposite sides.,
Lesjl-e ....... .423
II 2 t
H Total ........ 1,482 -
W ' 8.577 square yards at gl - ,S7T 00
H Afphslt sidewalk ...... e5 square yards.
V Xes3 l-G - - . .10 3 8
I 6418 square yards at l-3o . IS 12
Parklnjc. ..... 1,883 Tqusre yards.
XjCSs one sixth, . . . 311 3-6 square yards.
1,857 1 2 square yards, at SOtentJ, .- r 778 ts
-Curbing, 3,coo linear feet.
Deduct, ..... 1,802 linear feet, in and around squarfc
! nciTlEc. 1,877 linear feet, on opposite sides,
v Xiets one sixth, . . . 179 84 linear feet.
fl.S971.a
Add, .... i r 1,992 linear feeL
Total, 8,389 18 linear feet, at 1LW, 1 e 6,03(23
Sewers, .... 1 1,402 linear feel.
Less one sixth, . . t 233 24 linear feeL
1,183 14 linear feet, at 14.70, ; 6,(9119
Jron renm, , sos linear reel,
Less une sixth, . ( 133 64
669 14 linear Teet, at $3.80, ... 2,34108
-Oradlng, .... 2,250 00
Total. ... ......... UOiK
Chargod to United States, .......... 49,042 90
Bxccsr,
In estimating at Scott square 1 estimated sewers on the four sides one In each street. On the
map furnished to Mr. Ullckmsderfer by the board engineer no sewer Is shown on the west side or the
square. There is a sewer there, but it now appears that It was not built by the Board or Public
Wcrks I measured the sewers between the iron covers as they show at the surface of the street,
and had no reason to suppose one of them was not built by the board.
Mr BUckecsderrer estimates the total length of sewers 1,402 feet; my meatoremeat was 1,886 feet;
difference, 484 feet, which will more than account for the excess of 62,077.97.
Eairlfnt
Mr Bllckensderfer's estimate of
Asphalt carriageway
Iss one sixth ...
3,211
635
2,875
3,033
616
Cobblostone carriageway
Less one sixth
2.581 (4
1,685
1,87c
31124
BrlcV sidewalk
Brick sidewalk
Inis one sixth
1,558 14
M
14
38 24
1283
1.5S7
25912
Asphalt sidewalk .
Leu une sixth .
Straight curbing
Straight curbing
liess one sixth
1,2(7 1 2
69
664
Circular curbing
less ooe sixth
49
1,172
1932
Barking
iiess one sixth
Sewers .
bewera
Leu one sixth
685 8-6
en
11154
Wood fence -Iess
one sixth
659
Add wood pavement, omitted by Mr
Blickonsderfer. at intersection 01 E
and Eighteenth streets
litis one sixth . . . .
97
16
80
Add grading ...
Total ...
Charged to the United States
Balance due the board -
To this amount should bo added the value of the brick pavement whleh. Mr. Bllekentderfcr states
that he left out, (see page 2000 or testimony,) but he does not state how much. He gives two estl
5PIJirJereLte'oVa'l!l63ei6 I tt"t,"1 PaS 1983,1s g22.2io.Sl; the second, on page 2001, U 23,773.(7.
Kev Hanjthlrt avenue.
I measured the grading done on New Hampshire
referred to the grade book In Mr. Forsyth's olffce.
149 484 cubic yards.
Iau one-third 49,tC3 cublo yards.
99 cs cubic yards, at (0 cents .......... t39,t62 40
Tio haul Is charired. for the reason that excavation and erabanlrmMit ware hath inelnAiA T w.a
informed by the board engineers that the embankments were made mostly from the excaratlon of
Mr. Biiclenider.'er estimates the total quantities
J.es3 one-third ............
In his estimate he does rot Include the embankment between PenniylTaala, avenue tad I street,
jind the embankment between Sixteenth streit west and the Boundary.
hefcrmer I estimated .' . . . 4,tM cubic yards.
-The latter 1,716 cublo yards:
Total - - - - - - .. -
Mr. BlIckensderTer stated that be had the benefit or profiles and erosi lections, with the excep.
Honor the excavation I and H streets. lam Informed by the board engmsert, Messrs. Forsyth and
Oertly. that these crore sections were taken after a considerable portion 0jtSewrtFwidMe,4ipeelaliy
Jin I ha rtrtnMfBl eirnTivaTtlrmaent KslW(aaitja f. anil Ar a .... -. Z 2E. A ev -a... - t- - .
. -w ''r2?'v ., "-.v MaewuMav
U WAtU iUetk B i(AO OWVUlie WI raTtUUIg UU 1Q1
mtAb without tbe orlslnal crosj lecUocj, would
mfcnis or excaratloos.
Mr. lleki&sderfer admits iUtt Mr. Bacner
botveeirLiaxidSlstraeU tetore tbe crois-icctloni
oenL It Uui f PPean t&tf or tbe beirr eicanllon tttwe A I and & mattt (It U from to feat;
deep at H ttreet) tbere were nQcrois-seetlons, and for the faeirtut eabankaist. iHtween Zi and M.
In regard to the excavation of Virginia avenue, 1 was tnrormad by the englnee.'Meiri. rorsyft
aaTOertly, that Virginia avenue had been cross-sectioned and the quantities accurately calculated.
I therefore availed myieir or the sise, adopted the result as glrta to me by Mr. Oertly. which U as
Grading 104,000 cubic yards, at 40 cents
Haul iJ4,ooo cubic yards, at 34 cents
Total .
Lesone third
O street northwest, between Twenty-fourth and
the ground. It included tbe reservations formed
-Auip4ixe avenue, 1 maae uie amounts as iouuwb ;
Grading on O atreet
Grading on the reservations
..J?11
Which was charged as follows:
g'oSWeobTo yards, at 40 cents
Haul 33,609 cable yards, at 33 cents .......
Xesi one sixth --.......
Tald by tbe TJnlted States . .
iLti.'izZJSfQr.Ir? m a inveiujeiions made or this locality by Mr. BUOkeasatrreT. inat tne cross
I Sttloni of Virginia avenue Include that portion orNew Hampshire araaut between H and O streets,
i.;5l!.Sf.,IJZSr,?,lW.Ml?,ricUaa, of th" Tenuei with Oaad Twenty-flflhstraeu, Iwu
xwer Informed of this till a tew days ago, and I do not beliefs that .either Mr. Oertlr or Mr. For
fcth were aware ct the tact. The result is thtt apartoi New Hampshire avenue and the reserva
ons bare been estimated twice, and the total quanUUes of grading etutfged to the UalUd Statu
Virginia irenue ...... ..
fQatraataadieserratlcrii ......
-fjett one third of Virginia avenue ". .
Xafi one sixth oC.t tuett and reservations
cjjvjvej.tajaaTiha2ft .
- - - - w sei.izieet.
ue-itfMt.
----,... ia-ufeot.
AM
feet.
which
earrlag.
. . .
X
51
- - iC 1.TM51 yarts
- - -e,uvB yarns.
. . 4.100 M yards,1
10,5a l-s yards
l - o square yards, at PJ1 . -.,.T. ,6aj S3
square yards.
14 square yards.
- square yards, att&H
square yards.
e SS8 S3
' 1.0MCJ
"S7TM
. 'j,613W
I
. 1,151 J
14 square yards.
square yards, at tLM
square yards.
- acjnari yards; tt l -
a. 1M square yards, at fix
,J' linear feet. ,
l,2iUasarXMt,atl.M
1,481 Unearleet,
2MS.0
l,atl-a linear feet, at 1.
92T linear feet.
1543-8
linear feet, at Z50
1,031 li
linear feet.
1 3 linear Teet.
902 141 linear feet, at 11.70 -139
square yards, at M oents
4.W1T
63 00
4,325 00
T7,2W64
t50
113 oi
2,077 87
Square.
square yards.
14 square yards.
64 square yards, at 13.20
24
t),2B6
square yards .
square yards at II
square yards at 1 1
1,419 SI
1,683 00
square yards at tl
square yards.
square yards.
square yards at L35 .
linear feet at $L50 .
linear feet.
. . 1,555 33
49 50
1,032 00
linear feet at LM
feet
p 1,945 25
14 linear feet at JZM
square yards.
- 6
e v 12291
, 976 24 square yards at 60 cents .
315' linear feet at M.79 -1
et9 linear feet. .
11314
483 33
1,430 60
linear feet at 14.70
linear rest.
2,659 12
14 linear feet at 33 cents
167 TS
22,072 56
square yards.
14 square yards.
64 square yards at 13.50
283 PI
1,712 00
....... 24.047 (7
gj&i
- 1,703 T7
avenue, on the ground, as near as I could, and also
I made the total amount ef excaratlon and em
la this avenue
132,612 cable yards.
44.170J, cubic yards.'
- - - - - - - rtv,M...
iirticn; anu s, tm miipnw
d I am alft nxrermed by the paymaster of
done by days' work. My estliute being
he wort erer doit oh eitatx tie embanfc
vVTeOUB Wall U(
l&eluda til the
trs.Tn Mm , it .mnwttv nf Atit
wfr tirm AtTt . k.i.-ii,,.,, ihitin ti tta
. 41,6O0OO
. 37,440 00
. 79,040 '00
26,646 69
12. BOS 11
Twenty-sixth streets, I estimated the grading on
by tbe Intersection of Virginia uranue and New
Onbto yards.
-. - . - - . . 17,216
........ 16,693
83,808
I13.5SIB0
- U,171"2t
26,694 U
,9W7
. ....'. . 21,411 37
-137,80
1 11 1'
Cable yards.
. w.otwxa
6,634 64
U.301X
er,50iM
.1. J . .
Mr. BUekansderler's quantities an as follows: Oublo yards. '
Vlrgtau areaae - - - - - loioJI
Doduot amount Included la New Hampshire are-
aue .-..-.. . 33,279
....- " ' T,71
Leu one third . . - . . ... 9o,t69U
. . B.SUM
0 street .--.... 11.46
Less joe sixth .. . . . . . , , t,oeT
Difference . ..... .. M.liJJ-o'
In regard to the overcharge; for lewori la.Q street, I measured the length as shown to me on the
Sound by the board of engineers On the map given to Mr Bllaksasderler by the chler engineer bf
e board, It appears that the beard built only ISO fseU The United Stales are charged with 2,069
linear feet, less 1-3, SUJ making MUK Uoear test, or an overcharge or 1.11ZH linear Teet.
i t
Jfcryfsni awaw.
X measured the grading of Maryland arsaue from First Street east to the Boundary, and I bellere
1 measured It eoectly., T
The amount of grading Is S38.S43 cubic yards, I also measured the grading at Stanton place, and
Aula the amount 12,833 cublo tarda, or a total of 151.515 cuMo yards.
Theaaoint charged to the United States Is as follows:
OradlirS38,M9cubTo yards, at 40 cents, -'-.. .$35,17520
Haul 5,au cable yards, at 15 cents, ......... aijTJS 45
.....
iToial, .......,...... Ul,It 05
Leu one third, ............ 43.UT 31
87,8U44
aradlngsascubls yards, at SO cents, ....... .20040
Less one sixth, - - .-..-....3440
- in 00
Grading 10,144, at 30 cents, ........ s,8 so
, Total charged to United States, ..... .'. . . sai.joa M
Sir. Rllekasiderfer atalea that-tne amount
-Charged to the TJnlted Slates Is,' 57,7S3, cubic
yaras-isee pages iwiw aaa,3av4 oi4HHvnj hji.
3,177 yards or sock, at 70 -cents, teas one third.'
maxlisLtoUr charge to Uia.UnHe4.3UUS tA,
txst. . . . ' 1
The total amount of ; grading charged to the
United States Is 281,679 cubic yards. less.79.683K
mhia Tarda leartnr 1T7-S12K cubic Yards, jud not.
257,786 cubic yard as stated; by Mr-i'BueSscjdtri
ler. iiooKexcaTaiionaoesnoiappearsnaayiian,
01 njj liumilil, uniiiun ociburutui.u,i
estimated, nor ebargedifor any, and It "would
nnzila Mr. KllekenaderferA oolafout. either" In
my estimates or la the QorernoT't answer, this
llm ofltrr Tarda of nek at TO -cents- two thirds
01 wniou ne sia wa naa Deen cnargeo. w ub uoiteu
Statea.
He has ertdenlly got.the contractors estimates
and the United States esurcates mixed, and his
testimony as printed is theArst and'onl place
where 1 nare seen inis item 01 rooa exoarauoo.
In meaanrlnr the irradlnz of Maryland arena
.1 took the sides of the arenue as I found them. 1
had neither profile nor cross-sections, and I am
taformed by Mr. Qleason. the contractor, that he
did a large amoant of grading before the cross.
sections were taken.
My measurement of this arenoe includes what
ever excaratlon was done before the crossectlOns
were taken, whether done by the Board or Public
Works or the old corporation of Washington, and
I bellere It Is correct.
In regard to the reservation at O and Twentieth
streets and New Hamnshtre arenue. Mr. Blink.'
ensderferdoea not kIto the details orhls measure,
menu Onpatre 1903 or his testimony he states
mat tne orannarge 19 me uoTBrumsai is n.v
after deducting 8714.87, and that taking the same
basis that they (the engineers) hare, the differ
ence Is 6353.?3.
The measurements and estimates of work done
opposite and around Government property and
Government reservations, " made by me In
consequence of the following acta of Congress:
First. "To enable the Secretary or the Interior
to pay the expenditures made by the. Board or
Public Works of the DIstrlot of Columbia for par.
Ing roadway and curbing and paring sidewalks.
Lawsol the Forty-second Oonrreu, third sirston
1373. ch. 18, p 405 )
Second. -To reimburse the Board or Fnblla
Works for work done around Government reier
vatlons, not heretofore paid, $108,533 "
Third. "To complete the Improvements 01
streets and avenues now In progress opposite and
around Government property, r91S,t9758.M (See
x.arra Dl ids r ortT.aecuou uoagieivj kuiiu hmihu,
1873, ch. 227. pp. 626 and 627.)
Neither of these laws states that one sixth or
any nther proportion shall be deducted, but before
I commenced making the measnrsment the pre
cedent bad been establlshedor deducting one sixth
or the cost orimprovements pertaining to private
property opposite Government property.
Mr. Forsylh and I accompanied Mr. Bllaksss
derferwben his assistants made their measure
ments at P-street circle, reservation at G and
Twentieth streets, Scott square and Rawlins
square, tad at my request Mr. Forsyth explained
to him fully the method of measuring that had
been established; stating that we had measured
all the improvements wflhln the building lines,
and charged to tbe United States all the side
walks, curbing and other Improvements In front
of Government property, and, five sixths or the
sidewalks, curbing, carriageway and other Im
provements In rrout or private property. There
was co disposition oq tbe part of Mr. Forsyth to
withhold information or to conceal anything. He
offered Mr. Blickensderfer the exclusive use of a
room In his offices at the City Hall, and told him
be could have access to every map, estimate and
paper of whatsoever nature la his possession. He
gave him a complete set of CHU Of U6 entire
olty, and a printed table showing the width of
every street and avenue He also tendered to
him the use of his two horjes and carriage.
Neither or as was with ?' Bllckansderrer
when he estimated New Hampshire. Virginia and
Maryland avenues, tor the reason that be did not
notify ns, though his assistant, Mr. Elmore,
promised me the day he finished the measure
ments orltawllns square, that If ha measured any
more work he would give me due notice so that I
could be present, ana I understood It was the
decision ot the committee that General Babcock
should have the privilege ofhavlog his engineer
present on any work that was to be measured or
examined by Mr. Blickensderfer.
Qenefkl Babcock was at Scott aauare the day
Mr. Elmore was taking measurements for Mr.
Blickensderfer. and General Babcock. in pres
ence of Mr. Blickensderfer, directed me to give
Mr. Blickensderfer all the Information and as
slatanoe ill my power, and ha -told Mr. Blickens
derfer that any Information be wanted he bad
only to ask for and It would be ebaerfully fur
nished. Mr. Bliokensderrer torn mainai ca would, ct
foro submitting the result! of his measurements
and calculations to the committee, lot me aee
them. 1 called upon him a number of tlmeirthe
last time I told htm I had called at the 1 oquest or
General Babcock, (It was the same day that the
Oeneral called.) He then showed me the cross
sections or Virginia avenue and G street, snd the
result of his calculation! or the excaratlon or
New Hampshire arenue, Virginia avenue, and O
street, but did aot show me his calculation of any
other work whatever. Tjopobb B. S axo.
By the Chairman: Q. Ton raetsured all
this Government work, did yon noil A. No;
them was one measurement made before I
mesurtd. That was the first measurement
made In 1873, before thU 11,310,000 was a
y
nronriated. '
Q. Who made thatl A. By an assistant en
gineer on the Washington Aqueduct, named
Mr. Aldrloh.
Q. What Instructions did General Babcock
gtre yon with reference to these measure
ments! A. To make them accurately, and to
be as careful and particular ai possible.
Mr. Mattlngly. Will tbe committee allow
this testimony of Mr. Oertly , u to Mr. Rive's
testimony, to be printed!
Mr. Christy. We should object to that, Mr.
Chairman. Mr. Oertly bad better be here.
Mr. Uattingly. He will be hen on Monday.
I desire to tret it in orint to that Mr, Sires
should have an opportunity to examine it. lie
desires that it .should go in.
Mr. Christy. If Mr., Oertly -nill attend for
tbe purpose ot being uierrogaiea in regard to
it, I hare no objection to tt.
The statement of Mr. Oertly U u follows :
'! Fori Jtennt.
Mr. Btrss presents, on pages 2024, 2026, 20S6 and
202T, various Ugures en twa arsaue. The reialis
of the same sum up as fjllowl:
Ufafe 2056. That, the Gorernment pay ll8,.
215,80 1 for the avenue from Ninth to Filteeaih
'"raiwsf ftuTh.'onftsnra..
lltiU, or 416,047.94 more. than the entire cost or
ino sir sit, wnica s iuih aw,eTLis. io WIS
may be added hUTcrmer statement:
8, page 1307. That tot Government overpaid on
this avenue S1M62.B4. t t- t i
Naw,.Mr.Jures'-sutemanteC. Whatih4 board
did receive for New York avenue, between Ninth
and Fifteenth streets, lsineorrect. It is clearly
enough stated la the Governor's answer, pages
413 and (14. The measurement (413) of the avenue
from Ninth to Fifteenth streets roots up $117,
62.80. FromthliUdsHuaUd. (loea to separate
the portions of the street oa whleh five sixths or
six sixths was to. be paid,) page 414
sBeserratlon at Gurley'i churcb-To-,U1
amount of ressrratUn, 8739, of
wtlchli chargeable to avenue, J 5,717 70
t.tBeseryatloa at.Xwelfth itreeL To
tal amount ol reservation tll.Hl.75,
of which chargeable to avenue, 6,43133
e. Baserratlon at Tenth street, . . 760 40
A. Beservatlon at Tenth street. Total
of reservation tl9,l49,of which charge
able to arenue, ..... 7,000 00
The reservation at New York are
nue, Thitteealn and H streets has no
(rentage oa the avenue.
121,939 45
137,672 60
Total of avenue,
116,631 36
From this one third Is Deducted (414) . -86,64(46
Amouat paid by Government on the
avenue, on these portions bordering
on private prppertrnUrely -, . 17,058 90
Amouat paid oy the Government oa
the avenue, on prrrtlmis bordering on
-rtiervetloni the above) ,,, ,. sist 45
Total amount paid by the Government, jnjaii 6
Total cost or avenue to board (see
table 34, 1872) 121.471 84
rMrRrree (pagt 303) refert Wlhs fact that In
the above table of 1872 the Government was nlv
charged oa this avenue -witbllt,939.43, and that
men amount oraa scnfcxo tue rnnm&b a toe true
amouati also, that I prepared that table, jrhica Is
taoorreet.1 4&ri n? o 1 -tJ
Mr. Elves forgets that the law, making appro.
frfatlon for avenues passed, March a, 1873. ,Iq
ST2.when the amtsmenr-f beet (table 241 en
prepared, iodtenoo,knowleda;cioom be bad of
ernmeot was credited Tllh (17,210.65, aad not II,
939,46, J p j 1
" ?nn(Itannriir. - "'
Pages 20W. 20252320, also 1307. 102. -
I am unable to state the results of.Kr, Rives'
figures en thy avenue, I Pais.h!uiea that
tbe aoreromfif overpaid ffljBJO. , In my state
ment, pages 072.73, 1 said that the Government
did rjol orerpay, but" that 'there wa4.abaance
titually due on .the renner.ll.lSoJs. t liprt
aantad in that Statement the onlv true mtthbd te
aiTlro at eorrsettndsatlslBctory results, the a-
iireexpeaauurssjor meworauieo teiug-aaown.
Mr. Elves does not find fault wlth-itbe-mathod,
but polou tut the following mistakti, as be terms
them- 1 r v . . i " 1
1. Pageant: "And .again, ha (Oertly) hu
charged, if yen will eiemfni'tliat table take ,for
Initance, page lS7Zaorth ef Flfuetth ttreet, six
teeth I or an Inch, 69 feet. That is oat of these
Government spaces, what they., call tech.
Now, that Is "entirely covered by wood part,
meat," i
The tpaee referred te It northof square V, iai
not Fmeatb.atrvandlsnot.eoveTedby a wood
pavsmant.- Mr Bives wlll,-frad-brisk Jootwelki
all Around.IVaBd-lh'entre,D4rt ad. It ha. will
Uke the trouble to luiptet the Heallty. I . J
A TJa ja StJTMSrT rlT Kf62 aa.. -M a IS..-.ILI.
-e. wk,ui.B7si-xru.raauiyiranui
arenue, for tnsunce, la the tesUmoaypage 1173,
he. hat est 6,987 leeCoCpytntte jveferty. The
total amount of private property is. etOUifect 0
inches.'' 1
, My statement was derirtd tt$m th useiiQent
table, (table 24,1172,) and page 155, board report
?7S. and the latttrjare undoubtedly correct.
The difference occurs In square west of square
J,aadt tquar north ot aquareS, .If-Mr.-Elves
will measure the (rentage orthoiesquarea, as tbe
same new are, hIU find that tbe lengths given
In table lUnVTlxtxquare-north or square 4, 233
feeta tuenoii square wait r 11.176 facts inches,
aratbel&mruia from .TwanrjivtliiatreAe west to
the Aqueduct bridge abutments. The balance of
iwv squares was -ansoroea oy tne unuea otate j
bridge and Its abutments, and certainty cannot bo
assessed for street' lnnrorements to which the
Property has noaooess. .
Mr. Blvet also states In this connection that on
New Toik avenue I left out the square west ot
Fourteenth street. This .la positively Incorrect,
lglra the- same distance, as given la assessment
sheet 24, 071872, -aadKMr.Blves will rerer to that
he will find the length or square 222 given at (03
feet 2 Inches, aad of square 223 at (05 reel s Inches.
Both squares are west or Fourteenth street.
Connecticut awnus.
Tbe error of Mr. Rivet in connection with this
avenue is, that he bases all his figures on the as
sumption that tbe whole cost or the street was
1110,575.13. This figure Is given, (board report,
1873, page 84,) but not as-'the whole oost of the
street. It was a partial assessment.
Tbe whole oost of the street, as given to me by
the audltor.ls 1 134,773.61, and my statement, page
1678, is eorrecu ,. ,
Page 2023, Mr. Rtvei states that I deducted only
23,451.3) from this avenue for P.street circle,
whereas two-thirds of the concrete alone of that
reservation was charged with 629,000. (Page 29,i
Governor's answer.) But Mr. Hires forgets that
the charge,page 409, Includes P street and Masta.
ehusetts avenue to Twentieth ttreet: that Is, op
posite to the triangular reservation west of the p.
street circle. In mv statement I could onlr deduct
so much or the ' P-street circle at the auditor had
charged to and Included In hit statement or the
cost of Connecticut avenue; It would hare been
wrong to deduct more.
McitacAuttHsaesnut end,Frsionr arenas.
Mr. Blres,page 2024, does not refer to my state
meat or those avenues pages 1673, 1674 and 1673.
He merely refers to errors In tingle Hems,
wheroas I bars shown, conclusively, that despite
these errors, there it dearly a balance due on
Massachusetts avenue of (53,016 (7, and oa Ver
mont avenue, 61,478.33.
Twelfth itrcet ttuthvtet.
Mr. Hires, page 2024, says that $12,929 03 was
charged to private property rot tewer, whereas
the Government paid 67,060 ot.the same. This Is
Incorrect the (12,929 03 Is entirely for sewer be.
twsen B street south and the Potomac river, and
B ttreet north and Pennsylvania avenue, whereas
the charge to the Government Is for a tower
across the mall.
Market Space
The assessments, as per table 10 of board report,
1872, were prepared lopg betore any appropriation
Was made Tor the rastrratlon abutting on Market
space. The proptrty-holders, as he states, ought
to, aad undoubtedly will, receive their just draw
backs. Mr. Blres refert to overcharges oa sewers on
Seventeenth street, (page 2025,) Olty Hall reser
vation 72024.) The overebarzts are all in conse
quence of the assumed average price, K.T9 per
linear ioot,witn regard 10 wnicu a respecuuuy
refer to my sewer statement, (1169. 1170, U71,)
which shows that there is still balance due to
the board oa sewer account, aad whleh statement
Is correct. B. Oirtxt.
TH.0UA3 D. WINTSn 8EC1LLSD XT TH8 OWN
KIQ17SST,
The Witness. I would Hfco to make a little
correction before the committee adjourns. Mr.
mey has called my attention to the fact that
that it was for training dona that bit
Sire that account. I thould bare eald for eod
ni to be dose.
The committee adjourned to 10 o'clock a.m..
Monday, 5th Instant.
HATS AND CAPS.
MACKINAW STRAW HATS.
HACKLUIY STRAW HATS
At prices to ault all, at
-WIT.LETT 3e B.TTOn"S
COS rZMNSYLVANIA. AVENUE,
The Largest Aasortment of
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
STRW HATS
IK THIS OITT.
-
.FJFTH AVENUE STYL?
CASSIMERE '
DRESS HAT
2S21 -NOV
RADYt
NW ftnd StylltBi-
mra-Jt
-TV
Q-ATBI ECATBtt
prATs-jihosofi felt.
XfATS-Qcatlemea's dress cuatmere.
XXATS-Maeklhaw and other straws.
gATS-Childtta's saUor, to match sulu.
AT8 Boys' school, in felt aad straw.
TTATS altered and rep'alredat ahort notice,
BTtKEUXTZ. Batter,
187 Pennaylranla avenue,
near corner of Thirteenth afreet.
niy.t
TEUNKS1.
BUY TOR CASH AT REDUCED PRICES.
DBESS TBUHSS,
SOr.E-LHAT'HER TETJNK8,
EKOtiatliNDPAOKlKU THUNKS,
LADIES'SATCHELS,
OEHXS' XBATErJNff BAOS,
POOKET BOOK3. VALISES,
DUUBLEAHDJsINOLE HARNESS,
WOHK KABNE3S, SADDLES,
CAEB1AQE J10BES, UOBSEUOVEES,
WHIPS, Ste,
At the t
OLD AKD FBACTICAX UANCF ACTOnr or
James S. Topham & Co,
Ho. ab Seretith' street, ndjoinina; Odd
Fellow UtUl.
XBUKKS COVERED, AND TBTJMKS AND riAB
- XEXXPAIBXD' -
prslrbrSrstelauwersJaeB.r'T- (ded2-tT ,
A ' -.-!' -
3uotg;4-
MABXsUAfcD yBEBSTQNEM. fc H. CO.
Tkis eompanr u sow praparejl io furnish the
brat Jtabble Seneca 8 tone, far walll. Foundations
fLsamnvauHownTtrriOTrBrieot. ceiiverM
Uy at,Mlsarf,erpr-X-nd-Twetitvr
streets, Book creek, Bulla era tie Invited lo
oaee aa loottt tti atone Jhow landlar.
4a-. . . J. y. AlVJBDf rcaMent.
DHOKEASHO,
- Woo! Mile ana Rj tall
B a A l. a; m o in i. iue.
tm 1 earner E ahd worth Capitol
aytl
streets.
Luinl) t ! " Xamber !
C6SMEB OTB'VmuAKD i 8IBEJET3
- - K0BTHWE3T, AND - .
If.'Wa.TEB 8TBXXT, OEOKaETOWX D. C. '
UlJi- f , (i
-Malaga JFruit Company,
ko9 irnsrga: t3HT.
TllEIAI
WINES ANjQ
. 10 BLS. FINE CATAWBA WINE, "
$1.50 PER GALLON. $1.50 PER GALLON.
' REAL 'SELTZER WATER, AFOLUNARIS SPRING,
THIS YEAR'S FILLING, IN HAMPERS, AT $9, 50 JUGS
- IMPORTED GINGER ALE. ANGOSTURA BITTERS.
FRESH HAVANA CIGARS.
T"i3 3MC A. S. 1ZL TT & & ES X. X,
TTwT"fJOJHL'.L'JgCgl. OX1
OLD WHTCS, BBANBEES, &c,
1213 Pennsylvania Avenue.
SHOQMAKER & HERTZOG,
Sole Direct Importers of the District,
JL88X an.3. 1838 33 Btroot, xa.our t3a.o UnporlaL
REDUCED PRICES I
GrEOBQE C3-OXTXj2DX Ob OO.
THE BEST AND TIITEST (Jlf AHPAQNE IN THE WORLD.
30XJOHEmLS 3fi CO.'S mTA "M-p a 1STE3.
NAP0IiE0N,'3 CABINET, DRT VEBZENAY, .
Mperdoien,arrener. To arrrre, at tu, gold.
AJPOISXnSTJECLS SELTZBB "W.A.TEa,
813 PEK HUNDRED LABOE JUOS,
$3.80 PER DOZEN.
IPTjrXIsr.A. BTTTES "VrA.TER,
THE BEST OF AM. BITTEB WATEES.
X?il!??Srl?.lrV.ln,e11 sell cheaper than anjbodr else, and have alnvs a TOLI, STOCK OF ALL
Uvl7 u, HAND.
BtGALLlBBt!r1ANSrCAar. DESHiiCOBl'11 f " " VICTORIAS.
SHOOMAKER & HERTZOG,
Sole Direct Importers of the District,
jnhiuf 1331 AND 1333 E STREET, NEAR THE IMPERIAL.
SENEGA STONE.
&JEnSTttGJ. STONE.
The Maryland Freestone EL and EL Company is now ready
to receive orders tor STONE, either sawed or rough dimen
sion. Under a new arrangement the above stone will be
delivered promptly and in any quantity.
Send orders to Company's office,
CORNER K AND TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS, ROCK CREEK.
J. W. ALYORD,
DRY GOODS.
A CAB D.
We call attention to our large and attractive
stock or elegant BLACK GRENADINES of Lu
pin's celebrated manufacture.
It la a well-known fact that I.TJPIN'S BLACK
GOOD3 are tbe very best Imported, and aa we make
It a rule to never recommend anything that ta not
reliable, we Invito an Uipeotlon or our complete
atock of the above good,, knowing that It would be
to our mutual advantage.
OXE PRICE ONLY.
TT. Kt SntJSTF.R A BItO.,
rov2Ht U Pennsylvania avenue.
OSCZLcXX
BOGAN
DRESS GOODS.
- SILZS.
A fow Cbo!
SUMMER SU.
vn1.
Choice Striped
am, (1 per
WYLJJG,
Ho2.1018anai020
rkyeath Street
Horthwest.
IflA bUUVAbU
euaUkttLW,
trK sllka verv ncao.
fromtfX cents and Jt up to
trooper yard.
ONB PRICE TO ALL.
WHltE FRENCH OBOAND
vv so cents
Preach yifured Piques. tJ eeata; wortl
DreiJBooaa. IS, i l. Wand JJcenta.
Hnrttiat.U CadUa' Spring Suiting
nan.
onrce Silks, 50 oenU to (i.
rencMamrfiarfillka, at; worth more money
Silks, woenu to tl.
.tin ftlrtn.A Anrf f r.h nrenftdlnea. rjiaan
rhlta Qaodi In Flcues. Victoria Lawns. Ac
Linen and French Lawns, . .
Stock of Parasols that can't be excelled.
OUeavt Lino or Caaalmerea In the city.
Straw alattlagifSS oents op.
t. h. irArOAnr,
myl5 3 Pennsylvania avenue, nath sl.de.
W. K. BUTJBTEB BSOTHEB,
DE4J.IHS IX
FBEXCa. GERMAN ffflffifr AHD AMERI-
R'o. 018 Pennsylrinl avenue,
Washington, D. 0.,
Call the attention of their customers and the public
to their elegiut stock ot
DEW SPRING GOODS,
whleh has been largely lucresaed within the past
week with a great many new good- from the late
large auction tales taNewlorsywherewepurcbaied
largely at tow prices.
WehtEU. EUa-ant Clact aad Colored lllks. Gray
and other Faney;ttpesiPoulardandv,apanaeSllkj;
French Organdies aid Ja,ooaeta; LJnea Lawns In
great taxlttyt Linen BittUts, a (lain and satin
strtpea; Drey Silk aad Wool Serges; Oray and otber
atohalrt andPopllna; XOOplecea Hew Style Percys,
and tbe rhoit suparb assortment of -
LUPINS BLAJK SILK 'AHD WOOL GREHA-
CTtroTrcdlatoUblrVcTra'nj at lew aa the aame
quality can bo procured ta Kew Torkor elsewhere.
ELEQAKT SATIN STRIPED ORENADINES
for Polonnatee, al widths; Lace Points aad Lace
Jacket., warranted pure fclama. V"
One price only,
W. M. SITJSTEB A BRO.,
myiHt . y fl9 PennStylvanla avenue.
HOOE, BRO. & CO.,
HOOCS HEW TJIXPJIG, U8S F BJ.
HAVE JUBT OPEN,
I0ME ASSORT-
rOBfilSSOT) DOMKTig DBT GOODS,
HOUSEKEErMNQ OEPAHTRENT,
SBEETINQ8, DOTLISS, Ac
Carpets, Oilcloths and Druggets.
Also a foil Une of
CAitToir MATTures,
bc-lbrwrilte and fancy, of choice quality. novlS
s
UPREME COOBt J3T THE UNITED
8TATE3.-NO. XA, OCTOBER TEKV, 1171,
Ifoyes L. Avery, aijignte. Acs, plaintiff la error,
-- - jrfcJoiaoBB. Uacklayetal.
The death orjoieaall. Ilsekler, one of the defend,
ante la error la tola cauae, having heretofore been
suggestd,ltlsnowhere,oamotlbaoriIr.W.r.alat.
tluglyvoudunteL for the plain tie in error, and In
pursuance of the Utb rule. Ordered by this court,
that unless the proper representatives of the eald
Joseph IL-Haekley, deceased, as arorssald, shall
voluntarily become parties within tbe Brit tea days
of, the catalog term of this court the plaintiff lu
arret ahsll be entitled to open the record, and en
hearing neve his cause reversed If tt be erroneous:
Provided, that a copy of this order shall be printed
In iooo newspaper at the seat of Uorernment, tn
which the laws of the United Statea shall be printed
try authority, for three auceesilve weeks, at least
sixty daya before the beginning of the term of the
Supreme Court next enautng.
tTuiiar. UM.
True copy. Teat: D. WVMIDDLETON,.
mytvdjw Clerk Supreme Court U. 8.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
OF COLUMBIA, MAY, 1874, SPECIAL TERM.
Uctty et aL
vs. No. 873. Etulty DoclX
Getty et at. -. .
It la by tbecourt thlsMth day of Mayi A.T.iSJ4,ot.
dercd that the sale made and reported by W.D.Caa-
Sln; trustee la the above entitled cause, on the uta
ly of May, A. p. 1874, bo ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
terorc'the lithdarof JUNE, A.D. IW4: provided
a cony of this order be Insertedin some newspaper
published la the Dlatrlct of Columbia once In each
orthree successive weeks before tbe said Uth day of
June, A. V. lrfl.
BY the Court. A. WTLIE, Justice.
True Ooffr, Test: R. J. Maios, Clerk, etc
rayl9-Tuw .
Hoi'lBLS &itESlkAUIiAN'jtS.
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
- JAMES STKES, Proprietor.
FRONTKO BEltHSTLrAKIA AYENUE,
Bet. TblrteeBtb nmdt FoarteealtistfM
,'uS-tf
WABBINQfoN.D.q.
;WIIiL'a:rp?s . hotel;
' WASHlKaTOM.D.O.
EEU0lSEf:rjvisTtr3NlSnED.' - "
FlPir. PEITATE BATU'ROOUS
o -.l -t.1ii'iLKVAJOR ADDED.
Open November), Vsn.
oclit-tf J.g.-OAEErProprlctor. l
q. -p. .4it;t;ARDr
:EIto"oitt IBIo-li. e,
WASHINGTON, D.O.
aoU
iiiSlLs-
nt-i .AIJCHITJECT - -
710 E Street, Oppoalto Post.Oivlce) pet
jum pnrxment.
tmr
iiqu;obc
WINES AND LIQUORS.
JOHN BECK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
631 LOUISIANA AYE. and 630 D STREET.
tpT-fca
lVOlROHANt " JATjffitS.'
SPRING STYLUS I
DEVLIN & CO., .
NEW YOKE CLOTHIEKS,
A'lE NOW BEAST WITU TI1E1R
SI'H.IIirG- GOODS
TOR
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
Samples of their Entire Stock at
IIOS I?" Street.
MLEHICAN-yOKE SHIRTS,
WaHRASTED to fit.
PllICES REDUCED.
SjcV1VFEIjES of
Rady-Hade Spring Overcoats
mhiyfta i
3PTT3-2 SON,
MEQHAOT TATXiOBS,
Xtu ins Fosurteeotti Street.
ITava recetrad tbtlrjrst lastabtM oj Spring Oooda.
WOOD AND' COAL.
XITOOfJ, CifiJrttJtiay, eioAxT
enave oa nana a
1 kindi of-
;AL,theLTKENB
kfhl LES.for dbmeatla uae.
i,rorac
IN IF fcaatara and amlthlnr
nilfrVilaatL. AIM. OJ
at and PfNBWQdDTTn the
In'oZ
-ic. or hweia init ipnv wi
v.i t -i . .m 1 a" -
ad tpltC Oak and Pine Klndllnga
the cord, at lctreat market ratea.
Old or or
PTEPHENSOS A BROtntB,
Tranrj-Tiw "haylvanla avenue.
MmlyiJjrevlflreet-l,Vharf.
jjyH
T. EUW. CLA.BK.
1. D. CB053, JH.
T. EDW.- CLAf?,J & CO.,
SKALcnsiir
LCMBEB. VTOOD A9D CO.
DOORS, SASU, BEI9TDS,
MOULDINGS, etc., ice. K
Our slock of Wood and Coal Im larra AAA well ae
.... ... ,,.. 'j ... . ri"T. i. . -
iccbcu. it ma hww sua apui ana m in,
iected.
.'
Or
.en ders rt'
r a'"a 'liner vara i
at either varaarat ant fl
LOUISIANA AVENUE. CI
A &VZ.IHU
. . .vvr...j.: -. .. 2. ,
'under the Beaton Hou.e. I
ie Beaton Uou.e.
tlon guaranteed
wUI be prpmptly filled and eatlt
(uaran
it of
vuaxft vepct ana fiauug i
i fool
ourth
str
Yard-f onrteeath aad B streets 8. W. jill-tf
WOOD AND CQAL. WOOD AND COAL.
Wc have on head a choice lot ef the eallNtri
Xykena Valley, Ear and Store alacLalao, other
quailliei Ol iteainu iiuihauuwi, afCUVeredlO
all parts of the dry at lowest rates.,
THOS. W.RILEY ti SONS,
OBee 304 Ninth street, one door north of Pennsyl.
Taala avenue.
Depot and yard. BUey'i wharves, foot Eleventh
and Twelfth streets southwest. 1 an
PROVISIONS.
Cestui; biabkkt ataxls.
NOI. ,
ens, e9. cso.
JOIULB. KELLET,
Bntcherand dealer In choice meats. Invites the at
tention of thr public to his choloa stock or meats,
contlstlug -of Oeef. Lamb, Mutton and Veal, Ite
oSerenstnliiasutthebcat labia Une, and fuaran
ua tatufaciloa.. Muketlaz delivered te alt pans
of the city free of charge, i" mha-lf
PAEN.TIN(5.
wMaawMaaaA.waaWaaw-
o. jx?. TTsTSEXra.
HOUSE, SION AND . r ,.
OBNAME5TAT. PAINTER r
, - 'AND QLAIZEB.
No. OSS lAntstanja ATeraex)
Imitations ojall kinds of wood aadmarhle neatly
esecuted In the Jatettaad most approTCdalyfci,
.uasuu
PB0PTI,T
ATTXNDEDTO.
PIANOS.
rpU UELESnATED KNABE k MoOAM-
. Pianos Crpm various faetoTtes, la all styles and at
all orjcls, for aalt oa moathir lulalmsats, aad for
"ttllitA.atemrrrc. .
TyHje?n't gr-t t Eleventh .street.- -
!Mtila'giTrit,06inpiAy,
4foa 3TXTyrKC"BCBrBs'rf
sltavenctatsperbittS(t,cartsnextra. Orderillft
.tthe
'6A8UaitTmOE7
Ker U Teatb . treat 1 ati Til -Pp.t atreet. aaatbwsiti
coraer Third and E streets, or 110 LrliLje atreet,
Wti91fB W te ((OBisUv sjed. caaU-U
conattug oisuperane otagonts, rsreign ana vo
rleBtle OMilffare., ana anall TJctSTe weekly during
the season, WTilca they are prepared to nuke up la
the latest arMea. . rr" tatt-tr
jt'Ii',Wbuii I'lTT rt7-,lnmVi i
JO PfilNTINq.
wMw i J JiaasaJaWeaesaayaii
TW
Plain and Fancy
PLAIN A1TO FANCY
PLAIN AND FANOY
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTINa
JOB PRINTING
JOB PRINTINa
JOB PRINTINQ
Printing in Colors!
PRINTING IN COLORS
PRINTING IN COLORS
PRINTING IN COLORS
PRINTING IN CQLORS
BOOK PRINTING!
JOB PRINTING.
job ram xim a.
JOB FMXTING.
Pempbleti or all kinds, Conilltotloss,
Bj-.LaTts, Catalegac?, &c.
Law Cases, Cardr, Ciroulars.
BILL HEAD3, BIND BILLS,
P03TEB3, D0DQE2S,
LETTEB HEAD3, IN70I0E3,
STATEilEHTS, OHSOKS
?JPP,
!, E0LI0EE3
KEATLr EXECUTED AX
I
Tha NrfUonfl RopuDiioan
STEAM JOB OFFICE.
Cor. Pennau Ave. stl IStli'Etreot.
.L.Me. i-rtS:f !- -
iS.l,0,elfi
AlujeAjienmistor Jib Type,
.. ITS
nTv . - .-
Plain x andOrnameRtal.
,, t i ' a
Order; bj waU f rpUy &tteBeH4 to
GROCERIES.
COFFEE DROPPING.
Te are glad to offer ear customers still another
rednctloaintheprleeofC07TEX,aadauetei -OLD
OOTESNlIEnTJATA.Cholpest.aWet.
OLD QOVEBNMENT JAVA, eaVloest,
roasted.... ... wSets.
OLD QOTEBKEirT JATA, good....JWott.
OLD OOTEaNMENT JAVA. good...fifi etk.
HaSAOAISO A large lot of the nasal ever
brought l rata aurket. J aat received ; prloe low,
LAaTJTA-Whlt. Siutoa. Wo, c, at remarka
bly low rate. '",
ItOOHA-We are also jart ta rtcslpt cf a nIos
ef Ihlt variety, whleh we guarantee to be ef supe
rior Quality,
(Near Tetrk Stsndsurd BrsuteU Oaly.)
Metwiihstandlag the advanced market we eon
tlauetoaell: CRUSHED LOAP SXiot-fcrftl
QHANULATED ,..,..f...;...Kltt for 1
-A" (olarltted) ".... j lbgftr ?1
LIQUT BIIOWN (nearl alte').10M vbs,frt
XT. A S.
We have recently added to eur stock la- this de
partment by thepurchaaeofaLABQE QTjASTirr
or NErT-CEOP TEAB of the dUtereat'varUttos,
and hence we are bow prepared te : special in
ducements. Bee prices below:
IMPERIAL, Near aad Sweet
IMPERIAL, "
...300.
...7ZH
1I1PEBIAL, Choice
...................S".HM
..... ........ .....91. 93
IMPERIAL, Extra Fine
JAPAIT.Oood
JAPAN, Choice...,
.100.
JAPAN. Extra ftae, HlTer leaf. f)l,33
oolong, New, aad best la this market
"PT'ee I....0OO.
OOLONG, New, aad best la this market i
ror price .n,,,
OOLONO, OhoteeQoods- too
OOLONO, capnot be surpassed In quality tL35
ENQLIsa BBEAEPAST, Choice New I
Goods 1.00ffi8L23
OONPOT7DES $1.00
QUNPOWDEB, Choice $I.a!l
GUNPOWDEH. Extra Fine 8L30
WELCH'S BEST PAMILT, per sack ....93.7s
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per sack 4a,30
BURNT MILLS FAMILY at lowest rates.
1SAAO WENOERtJ FAMILY- '
A. ROSS RAY'S FAMILY "
EXTRA FLOUR at aio. A aad 3 pjrn:k
STT3X)I3S.
F. B Smith A Co. 'a CBDSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM JLOUR, Juat received freah from the
mUla la Brooklya, N. T., aad for sale low.
Also, aobthtr bogahead (nearly a ton weight,)
choice new TURKEY PRUNES, which we sell at U
cents, or aevan poaads for ta. .
tn ahort. our atock Is now large aad complste, snl
wa are telling low.
ELPHONZO YODNGS & CO,
GHOCEHS,
j&a&so22JLo Toxtajalo,
MNTH STREET,
Oppeafta U. 3. Patent OJtia.
ELmONZO YOUNOS.
J r. JOHNSON.
pt-lt
STANDARD BLACK fs
50 CENTS PER POUND. '
WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
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Abode Island avenue, wishes to InftraTiU Jilaa
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DENTISTS.
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