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Thomas, Lewis, cartman, e side 11 w, btw E and F s, nr F.
- Thomas, Henry, watchman, w side 10 w, btw E and F s, nr F. Thomas, Moses, laborer, w side 9 w, btw F and G s, nr G.
Thomas, Edward A. house carpenter, w side 45 w, btw F and G s, nr G.
Thomas, Mrs. Eliza, widow, e side 3 e, btw N and O s, nr N. Thomas, John, carpenter, w side 3 e, btw 1. and M n, nr 1 .. Thomas, I .. army, assist adjutant general, Georgetown.
Thompson, George, office Top Engineers, chief clerk, Georgetown.
Thompson, Joseph R. merchant tailor, n side Penn av, btw 42 and 6 w, nr 6.
Thompson, Richard, proprietor of the life preserver, s side Penn av, btw 3 and 42 w, nr 42.
- Thompson, J. E. W. cabinet maker, n side n, F btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen.
Thompson, Mrs. Adeline, boarding-house, n side Fn, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15.
Thompson, E. & W. cabinet makers, s side Fn, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 13.
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Thompson, G. L. navy, engineer, s side Fn, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen. Thompson, Elizabeth, boarding-house, n side G n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 8.
Thompson, L. shoemaker, s side D n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen.
Thompson, Joseph, Missouri st, btw 41 and 6 w, ur cen.
Thompson, Richard, Missouri st, btw 3 and 4g w, nr 3.
Thompson, Joseph, shoemaker, e side 11 w, btw Penn av and E n, nr E.
- Thompson, William, magistrate, n side D n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3.
Thompson, William, police office, e side 6 w, btw La av and Cn, cor La av.
Thompson, Mrs. boarding-house, e side 8 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr Penn av.
Thompson, Joseph, house carpenter, e side 9 w, btw D and E n, cor E.
Thompson, W'm. house carpenter, w side 5 w, btw G and Hn, nr G. Thompson. Mrs. widow, n side N York av, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18. Thompson, Miss Eleanor, dress maker, n side H n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19.
Thompson, Mrs. Maria, widow, w side 17 w, btw New York av and En, nr New York av.
Thompson, Archibald, bricklayer, n side Bn, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 2]. Thompson, James, office 3d Auditor, chief elerk, s side M n, btw 24 and 25 w, nr 24.
"Thompson, John, teacher, s side Md av, btw 9 and 10 w, cor 10. Thompson, Andrew, painter, e side 4} w, btw Md av and C s, nr C.
Thompson, Benediet, laborer, w side 3 e, btw M and N s, nr M.
Thompson, Geo. house carpenter, w side 3 e, btw I, and M s, nr M. Thompson, Mrs. E. widow, w side 2 e, btw B and Cs, nr B.
Thomson, George, w side 5 w, btw F and G n, nr F.
- Thorn, Henry, wood-yard, e side 7 w, btw D and En, nr cen.
Thornly, Thomas, grocery, w side 8 e, btw G and I s, nr I.
Thornton, Mrs. Dr. n side Fn, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 14.
Throop, J. V. N. engraver, Missouri st, btw 4} and 6 w, nr 6. Thorpe, Mrs. M. A. boarding-house, w side btw E and Fn, nr F.
-Thumlert, William, boot factory, s side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6. Thumlert, William, w side 6 w, btw G and H n, nr cen.
Thumlert, James E. grocery, near the river, btw 11 and 12 w. Thursbey, Wm. house carpenter, n side G n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Thurston, Thomas I. s side C n, btw 4! and 6 w, nr cen.
Thurston, Buekner, judge, w side 3 w, btw Penn av and Cn, nr cen.
Tiber," the inlet of the Potomac commencing at 17 street w, and ascending to 3 street w.
* The name that this stream bears is generally thought by for- eigners, as also by many Americans who visit the city of Washington, an appellation that was the bestowal of our youthful vanity, and originating in a desire to assume a name, which had been borne on the tide of renown for more than twenty-five centuries, and associate
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Tidball, Mrs. w side 17 w, btw H and I n, nr II.
Tillcy, Mrs. boarding-house, w side 10 w, btw D and En, nr cen. Tilley, Charles, tailor, w side 10 w, btw D and En, nr ccn. Tims, Mrs. boarding-house, s side A s, btw N Jer av and 1 e, nr 1. Tobacco warehouse, e side 3 e, btw M and N s, nr cen. -Todd, William B. n side F n, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10.
Todd, William B. hatter, n side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr ccn. Todd's rooms, n side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen. Toler, H. w side 7 w, btw E and F s, nr E.
Tolson, Mrs. boarding-house, n side Penn av, btw 3 and 4g w, nr 3. Tolson, J. F. baker, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen.
Tonge, R. coppersmith, n side E n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
Tonge, R. coppersmith, w side 7 w, btw D and En, nr E.
Topographical Engineers, Bureau, centre building west of the War Dept, Ist story.
Torbert, James, office Ist Aud, clerk, n side D n, btw 3 and 4 w, nr 3. Totten, J. J. Corps Engin'rs, Col. n side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 21. Towers, John T. printer, w side 7 w, btw G and Hn, nr G.
Towers, John T. book and job printing office, w side 10 w, btw Penn av and D n, cor Penn av.
it with our metropolis, when it had not yet emerged from infancy, and before it possessed any adornment beyond that described by the Irish poet, Mr. Moore, who visited this city in 1804, and after- ward proved himself to be one of its most satiric and scorning de- riders. He describes it in one of his poetic epistles, as-
" This fam'd metropolis where fancy sees Squares in morasses, obelisks in trees."
He, also, in the same epistle, in reference to this particular stream, exclaims :
" And what was Goose creek once is Tiber now ;"
which satiric line he explains by a note to his verse ; thereby in- forming his readers that it is " A little stream that runs through the city, which, with intolerable affectation, they have styled the Tiber. It was originally called Goose creek." And the said line and ex. planatory note have ever since existed as a far spread and famed record; and is often quoted as the proof affirmative of the correct- ness of the charge, fact, and inference, of a ridiculous desire to mimic greatness by the assumption of time-honored names, but which must hereafter exist only as a record derogatory of its own truth, as the following copy of an extract from an ancient tract book now in possession of the present mayor of Washington will most conclusively prove ; and by which the satire of the poet will be deprived of its in- tended severity by its want of truth to make it køen :
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'Towle, N. C. Post Office Dept, clerk, s side A s, btw 1 and 2 e, nr 2.
- Towles, James, house carpenter, n side H n, btw 8 and 9 w, nr cen. 'Towles, James, house carpenter, w side 8 w, btw E and F n, nr E.
Townley, Mrs. boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr cen.
Townley, J. s side K n, btw 26 and 27 w, nr 26.
Townsend, J. K. e side 14 w, btw F and G n, nr G.
Towson, Nathan, army, paymaster general, w side 17 w, btw New York av and Fn, cor F.
Travers, Mrs. E. H. mantua maker, w side 18 w, btw Il and I n, nr H. Travers, Nicholas, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, ur cen.
Travers & Jackson, grocery, n side Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen. 'Tucker, E. n side Cn, btw 43 and 6 w, ur cen.
Treasury of the United States, office Treasury Department building, Ist story.
Treasury Department, w side 15 w.
" JUNE THE 5TH 1663.
" Layd out for Francis Pope of this Province Gentleman a parcel of land in Charles County called Room lying on the East side of the Anacostia River, begining at a marked oak standing by the river side the bounded tree of Captain Robert Troop and running north by the river for breadth the length of 200 perches to a bounded oak stand- ing at the mouth of a bay or inlet called Tiber, bounding on the north by the said belt and line drawn east for the length of 320 perches to a bounded oak standing in the woods on the East with a line drawn south from the end of the former line untill you meet with the exteriour bounded tree of Robert Troop called Scotland Yard on the south with the sd [said] land on the West with the sd [said] River containing and now laid out for 400 acres more or less."
There can not now be any doubt of the said stream having borne the name of "Tiber" for upward of one hundred and thirteen years before the separation of this country from the British empire, and for one hundred and thirty-seven years before the present site of the city was occupied as the seat of Government.
The poetic "squares in morasses" and " obelisks in trees" have disappeared before the advancing genius of our city, and solid struc- tures of comfort, elegance, and utility, have usurped their places. It is beginning now to be of but little import, whether what was " Goose creek" once is "Tiber" now. For, alas ! the name of either, whether it be derived from the classic and blood-dyed stream of ancient Rome, or its sacred and gabbling bird, must in a short time disappear, as certainly as the "squares in morasses" and " obelisks in trees" have done, and will, ere long, be submerged in the obliv- ious waters of that name of modern utility, "THE CANAL."-Compiler.
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Treasury Department* building is occupied by the following offices, that of the Secretary of the Treasury, Attorney General, First Comptroller, First Auditor, Third Auditor, Treasurer, Register, Solicitor, and General Land Office.
It really does seem that the next most foolish thing to building a house on a foundation of sand, is to build a sand house on a firm foundation. Why Congress in making an appropriation for this building, (the Treasury,) should confine the material for its construc- tion to sandstone, is more than a thinking and economical people can fully comprehend. But, fortunately, they have been tardy in granting the means for its completion, and something may yet be done for the architectural fame of the nation. The north and south wings, when constructed, will be the most conspicuous portions of the building, and it is, therefore, hoped that their material is now em- bedded in some marble quarry which will hereafter afford to talent in designing, and skill in executing, their just reward, by enabling them to present to the country such additions to this edifice as all may be proud of. They will then use material of sufficient solidity and adhesiveness to form arches of wide and appropriate expanse, and columns of classic models strong enough to support them, and leave upon the mind of the beholder the idea of symmetrical strengthi un- strained.
This building, at present, certainly does not reach a proper con- ception of what it ought to be ; no view of it cver arouses any por- tion of an idea of sublimity ; and indeed, if all its purposes of utility were not answered, it would present prominent points of the ridicu- lous. Then why construct a national building and apply to it all the essential adornments that have descended to us from ancient theory and fact, of material which from its inherent weakness can not give to it any of their forms or proportions of grandeur?
The eastern colonnade of this building presents to the view a range of columns that can hardly be described in any other way than as being almost in lock-step with cach other, and which required but little more architectural skill and taste to erect them than to build an upright wall to support a roof. Science could have meas- ured with minute accuracy, and with marble for its material, would have given such appropriate and exact distance to the columns, that must have left each to support, by its isolated strength, the precise weight that was proper to its form ; and this form and the expanse
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Tree, L. city post office, clerk, w side 12 w, btw E and F n, nr cens Trei, Raphael, musician, w side 8 w, btw G and I s, nr I.
'Trimble, Matthew, grocery, w side 7 e, btw K and L n, nr L.
Trinity church, Rev. Mr. Stringfellow, w side 5 w, btw D and E n, nr cen.
Triplet, T. J. butter dealer, n side K n, btw 14 and 15 w, cor 15. Trook, John N. letter carrier, s side Va av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
True, Loring B. teacher, n side E Capitol st, btw 1 and 2 e, nr cen. Trueman, Henry, bricklayer, n side I n, btw 5 and 6 w, nr 5.
Trunnel, Rezin, n side D) s, btw 13} and 14 w, nr 14.
Truscot, John, plasterer, e side 10 w, btw N York av and K n, nr K. 'Tschiffely, Charles, Top Bureau, clerk, s side HI n, btw 19 and 20 w, nr 19.
- Tucker, Enoch & Son, merchant tailors, n side Penn av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6.
Tucker, Samuel, tailor, n side C n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen,
Tucker, James, e side 11 w, btw E and F n, nr cen,
Tucker, F. A. w side 6 w, btw F and G n, cor F.
Tucker, - . w side 12 w, btw K and Ln, nr K.
Tueker, John, city post office, messenger, s side B s, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10.
Tucker, John, blacksmith, w side 8 e, btw K and L s, cor K.
Tueker, Mrs. widow, w side G e, btw F and G s, nr G.
Tucker, William, blockmaker, n side K s, btw 10 and 11 e, nr 10.
Tuel, Larry, joiner, n side Va ar, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7.
Tuoly, Timothy, e side 12 w, btw C and D n, nr D.
Tuomy, Patrick, laborer, e side 133 w, btw C and D s, nr D.
Turnbull, William, Topograpical Eng, major, n side Fn, btw 20 and 21 w, nr cen.
Turner, John, laborer, w side 5 w, btw F and G n, nr F.
Turner, V. Gen Land Office, clerk, Georgetown.
Turpin, James, printer, e side 13 w, btw E and F n, nr cen.
Turpin, Mrs. boarding-house, s side Penn av, btw 14 and 15 w, nr 15. Turton, Ferdinand, shoemaker, n side H n, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19.
Turton & Barron, house carp'ers, s side En, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 10.
Turton, James, house carpenter, e side 11 w, btw l and K n, nr I. Tuston, Bev. S. s side G n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17.
Tutler, John A. bookbinder, n side H n. btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6.
Tweedy, Robert, n side Gn, btw 12 and 13 w, nr cen.
- Tyler, H. B. marine, captain, s side D) s, btw 2 and 3 e, cor 2. Typograpical Society, room, Buckingham's Hall.
of entablature being mutually proportioned, there would then be presented a facade of general congruity ; and if all and each part was based on a desire to represent conceptions of sublimity, we would then have had that outward style of architecture which has always commanded the respect of barbarians, has been the tutor to advancing refinement, and has stood for ages the shocks and wear of the ele- ments, -Compiler,
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Ulrich, Mrs. H, boarding house, e side 15 w, btw F and G n, nr G. Underwood, J. office Ist Auditor, chief clerk, e side New Jersey av, btw Band Cs, nr cen.
Union Engine House, s side HI n, btw 18 and 19 w, cor 19.
Unitarian Church, Rev. Mr. Bulfinch, n side D n, btw 5 and 6 w, cor 6.
Upperman, W. H. grocery, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 3 and 45 w, nr cen.
Upshur, Abel P. State Department, Secretary of State, n side F n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 21.
Uttermehle, Wm. tailor, e side 7 w, btw F and G n, nr F.
Uttermohle, Wm. tailor, e side 9 w, btw D and En, nr cen.
Uttermuhle, C. W. tailor, w side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr cen.
V.
- Vancoble, Mrs. boarding house, e side 43 w, btw Indiana av and C n, nr Indiana av.
Vandelier, George, printer, w side 10 w, btw New York av and K n, Dr cen.
Vanhorn, Jeremiah, grocery, s side Ls, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4.
Van Ness, John P. w side 17 w, btw B and Cn, nr C.
Van Patten, C. H., surgeon dentist, n side Penn av, btw 6 and ? w, nr 7.
Van Reswick, Joseph, machinist, n side N s, btw 2 and 3 e, nr 3.
Van Reswick, Wilford, house carpenter, s side I. s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3.
Van Reswick, Thompson, house carpenter, s side L s, btw 3 and 4 e, nr 3.
Van Riper, Haman, hatter, n side K s, btw 8 and 9 e, nr 8.
Van Tyne, John P. office 3d Auditor, clerk, s side New York av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 13.
Van Zandt, N. B. office Ist Comptroller, clerk, n side Mass av, btw 11 and 12 w, cor 12.
Varden, J. machinist, n side F n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
Varden & Kelly, chair factory, s side Bn, btw 9 and 10 w, near the canal·
Varnum, Mrs. widow, c side 8 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr con.
Venable, George, Madisonian printing office, clerk, n side E n, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.
Venable, William, s side I. s, btw 4 and 5 c, nr 4.
Venable, John J. ship carpenter, n side K s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7.
Venable, William S. turner, n side Virginia av, btw 7 and 8 e, cor 7.
Vernon, Henry, tailor, s side In, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
Vinson, Charles, office 3d Auditor, clerk, Georgetown.
Visser, J. embroidery store, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 9.
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Voorhees, Borden M. Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Re- pairs, chief clerk, w side 17 w, btw H and I n, nr I.
Voss, W. clock and watchmaker, n sidc Penn av, btw 12 and 13 w, nr 12.
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Wade, John H. Bank of Washington, messenger, e side 6 w, btw G and H n, nr cen.
Wadsworth, A. S. navy, commodore, n side K n, btw 12 and 13 w, ur 12.
Waggaman, Mrs. boarding house, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 3 and 4g w, nr cen.
Waggaman, John HI. General Land Office, clerk, w side 20 w, btw G and Hn, nr H.
Wagler, F. A. s side H n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17.
Wagoner, Anthony, carpenter, s side I n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen.
Wailes, Isaac H. Capitol, watchman, s side B n, btw Delaware av and 1 e, nr cen.
Wailes, Mrs. Dorothy, widow, w side 6 w, btw F and G s, nr G. Wainwright, Mrs. widow, n side En, btw 13 and 14 w, nr 13. Waisier, Israel, carpenter, e side 10 e, btw M and N s, nr M.
· Waite, Matthew, slater, w side 3 w, btw Pennsylvania av and C n, nr Pennsylvania av.
Walker, Robert J. senator, n side Penn av, btw 19 and 20 w, nr 20. Walker, Wm. house painter, w side 13 w, btw C and Ds, nr D.
Walker, Wm. S. blockmaker, w side 3 e, btw M and N s, nr M. Walker, F. laborer, e side 4 e, btw 1. and M s, nr L.
Walker, Wm. huckster, n side L s, btw 4 and 5 e, nr 4.
Walker, Henry, house painter, w side 7 c, btw L and M s, nr M.
Walker, George W. marine, major, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 2 and 3 e, nr 2.
Walker, Mrs. Isabella, boarding house, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
Walker, John, victualler, e side 7 w, btw D and En, cor D.
Walker, Mrs. widow, n side En, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen.
Walker, Thos. house carpenter, e side 6 w, btw G and HI n, nr G. Walker, Samuel, stonecutter, w side 5 w, btw G and H n, cor I. . Walker, J. T. house carpenter, w side 8 w, btw K and L n, nr K.
-Walker, Charles, house carpenter, n side Massachusetts av, btw 4 and 5 w, cor 5.
Walker, Henry, victualler, n side In, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19. Walker, Henry, printer, e side 16 w, btw I and K n, nr cen.
Walker's slaughter house, e side 18 w, btw L and M n, nr cen.
Wall, Samuel, n side K n, btw 8 and 9 w, ur 8.
Wallace, Wm. constable s side HI n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
Wallace, R. Post Office Department, clerk, e side 9 w, btw G and HI n, nr H.
Wallace, Thomas, n side B n, btw Del av and 1 e, nr Del av.
- Wallach, C. S. notary public, City Hall, west wing, basement,
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Wallach, Richard, lawyer, s side La av, btw 4g and 6 w, nr 41. Waller, Wm. quarrier, e side 22 w, btw G and H n, nr II.
- Waller, Robert, waterman, n side 7 s, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Waller, James D. watchman, n side A n, btw Del av and I e, nr 1. Wallingsford, Alfred, e side 9 w, btw Penn av and D n, nr cen. Walsh, J. C. navy, lieutenant, n side F n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 22. Walsh, Francis, apothecary, w side 8 e, btw I and K s, nr I. Walting, Wm. M. grocery, s side D n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr 11. Wannell, C. P. grocery, w side 9 w, btw In and N Y av, cor I. Waples, James, w side 11 w, btw F and G s, nr F.
War Department*, fronts on Executive Way and 17 street.
War Department building is occupied by the following offices: that of the Secretary of War, Commanding General, Adjutant Gene- ral, Quartermaster General, and Second Auditor. The buildings occupied by the public, west of the War Department. contains the Topographical, Ordnance. Subsistence, Paymaster General, Pen- sion and Bounty Land Offices. The building north west of the War Department contains the Engineer office.
* This building, with its various dependencies, as also the buildings of the State and Navy Departments, are of such inflammable materials, and filled with the like contents, that a single spark of fire may be the cause of their entire destruction, and consequently that of their valuable deposits ; their very appearance, joined to the past fate of similar edifices, makes a powerful appeal to Congress to substitute for them fire-proof buildings.
We would here also say that the interior of the fire-proof build- ings are not perfectly safe, and we would take the liberty of suggest- ing that iron cases be furnished to all the rooms, they being the only certain means of preservation for the accounts, and in many instances the historical records of the country. And we believe that this in- combustible, and in every way safe material, could be obtained at a cost even less than the ornamental wood which is now used for that purpose. A reminiscence at this moment flashes across our mind of the imminent peril in which was once placed the valuable records of the Revolution, including many of the Washington and other papers, that have since been saved from the repetition of such danger by their publication. The writer of this, at the time referred to, was employed on special business by the State Department ; he had finished the business of the day, and was just leaving his room, when he fancied that a spark of fire crossed the range of his vision, and had fallen among some bundles of paper ; he sought for it, but in vain, till he was hurried from the room by the importunities of several gentle-
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Ward, E. R. merchant tailor, n side Penn av, btw 3 and 4g w, nr 3. Ward, F. blacksmith, s side H n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen.
Ward, Nicholas, tavern, s side Cn, btw 11 and 12 w, cor 12. Ward, Ulysses, lumber and coal yard, w side 12 w, nr canal. Ward, Ulysses, Missouri st, btw 4g and 6 w, nr 4 ;.
Ward, George, n side Mass av, btw 4 and 5 w, nr 4.
Ward, Francis, blacksmith, e side 7 w, btw L and M n, nr M.
Ward, Mrs. C. widow, w side 8 w, btw In and New York avenue, nr cen.
Ward, - n side I n, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 20.
Ward, William H. machinist, n side N n, btw 4g and G w, nr 42.
Warder, Marnix, s side I n, btw 6 and 7 w, nr cen.
Warder, Walter, wood, lime, and coal yard, w side 12 w, btw B and Cn, cor C.
Warder. Walter, e side 12 w, btw B and Cs, nr C.
Warfield, Abraham, scourer and dyer, e side 7 e, btw Virginia av and I s, nr I.
Waring, Basil, Solicitor's office, clerk, s side In, btw 18 and 19 w, nr 19.
Waring, R. M. w side 7 w, btw D and Es, nr E.
Warner, - n side G n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 2.
Warner, Henry, ship carpenter, s side Gs, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.'
Warrel, Elizabeth, seamstress, n side I. s, btw 6 and 7 e, nr 7.
Warren, R. M. & Co. hardware store, s side Pennsylvania av, btw G and 7 w, nr 6.
Warring, B. H. office Indian Affairs, clerk, n side F'n, btw 19 and 20 w, nr 19.
Warrington, Lewis, navy, commodore, s side Pennsylvania av, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 17.
Warthen, Charles, bricklayer, e side 24 w, btw I and K n, nr cen.
Warthen, Win. R. bricklayer, s side Fn, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.
-Warwick, J. shoemaker, e side 11 w, btw Mary'd av and Es, nr E. Washburn, Mrs. A. widow, w side 12 w, btw H and G n, nr II. Washburn, Sylvanus N. w side 12 w, btw H and Gn, nr Ht.
Washington, R. C. dry-good store, n side Centre Market space, btw 8 and 9 w, nr 8.
Washington, R. C. s side En, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 7.
men who were waiting for him ; but a feeling of apprehension rested upon his mind, he returned with his compainions, and, under their jokes at what they called his groundless fears, when we all began to throw aside the bundles to be satisfied that no evil could happen, and fortunately discovered that the spark had passed nearly to the bottom of them, and had there ignited-it was immediately put out. This circumstance is related to prove that there is no certain safety from fire, without the use of incombustible substance as a protection and cover to that which is inflammable .- Compiler.
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Washington, Perrin, office Auditor Post Office Department, clerk, s side C n, btw 2 and 3 w, nr 3.
Washington, Bailey, navy, surgeon, w side 6 w, btw D and En, nr cen. Washington, Mrs. Matilda, widow, c side 13 w, btw C and D n, nr cen.
Washington, Lund, sen. office 1st Comptroller, clerk, s side New York av, btw 13 and 14 w, nr cen.
Washington, Lund, jun. s side I n, btw 21 and 22 w, nr 21.
Washington, Peter G. office Auditor Post Office Department, chief clerk, Georgetown.
Waters, William, magistrate, n side Pennsylvania av, btw 20 and 21 w, nr 20.
Waters, Jonn, dry-good store, n side Penn av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10. Waters, David, n side Hn, btw 6 and 7 w, nr 6.
Waters, E. n side C n, btw 11 and 12 w, nr cen.
Waters, David, auctioneer, e side 7 w, btw C and D n, nr D.
Waters, E. wood, lime, and coal yard, w side 12 w, btw Cand D n, cor C.
Waters, John, constable, w side 10 w, btw G and Hn, nr G. Waters, John N. s side L n, btw 17 and 18 w, nr 18.
Watkins, George S. State Department, clerk, s side New York av, btw 9 and 10 w, nr 10.
Watkins, Tobias, physician, e side 9 w, btw G and Hn, nr H.
Watson, James, shoemaker, n side Hn, btw 4 and 5 w, nr cen.
Watson, Wm. General Land Office, clerk, w side 19 w, btw G and Hn, cor G.
Watson, Andrew J. navy, purser, w side 19 w, btw G and H n, cor G.
Watson, John, n side M n, btw 15 and 16 w, nr cen.
Watson, James, Register's office, messenger, n side M n, btw 15 and 16 w, nr 16.
Watson, Mrs. widow, w side 19 w, btw G and H n, cor G.
Watts, R. K. magistrate, s side Penn av, btw 10 and 11 w, nr 11.
Watterson, George, e side 2 e, btw B and Cs, nr B.
Waugh, Wm. B. office Indian Affairs, clerk, n side K n, btw 7 and 8 w, nr 7.
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