Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1869, Page 2

| | EVENING YING STAR. Largest Ci Circulation in the District 'ROSBY 8. NOYES. S.......Rditor. WASHINGTON CITY ——— .Nevember 3, _ Reading Matter on Every Page. To Advertisers. ‘We are azain constrained to ask our advertis- ing friends to hand in their advertisements at the €artiest hour possible, and always before 12 M. ‘The constantly increasing circulation of Tue STAR compels us to put its forms to press earlier than heretofore, in order to secure the delivery Ot the whole edition before dark ; and to be able to accomplish this desirable but not always prac- ticable result, as well as to properly classify the advertisements, we are obliged to renew the above request. The Elections Yesterday. ‘The returns from the elections yesterday show a light vote generally. The Republicans seem to have fairly held their own, and in some quar- ters to have done better than had been antici- Pated. On the whole, the results will be claimed with justice as a trinmph for the Administra- tion. In New York the Republicans have a ma- dority in the Legislature on joint ballot, and a amajority of Republican judges have been elect- ed. The Democratic State ticket is probably eleeted by about 10,000 majority. The Constitu- tional amendment runs well in the country part Of the State, but is probably defeated. In Massachusetts Clafiin's plorality will be about about 12,000, and the Legislature is largely Aepublican. There is a considerable majority for the license men against the prohibitionists. In Maryland the returns show @ light vote, with little interest and large Democratic major- jes. So far as heard from in the contest be- ween the rival railroad interests in the State, e Beltimore and Ohio railroad seems to be ad. n Minnesota the Republican majority will be from 3,000 to 4,600. In Illinois large Republi- can gains are reported. In Wisconsin the Re- publican majority will be from 8,000 to 10,000. From New Jersey the returns are meagre, the Tosses and gains being about equal on both sides. In Kansas Democratic successes are re- yorted in Leavenworth and Atchison. From Michigan, a Democratic majority is reported in Detroit. ———-+02--____ The Baltimore Sum had a thoughtful editorial yesterday, showing the duty devolving upon the Cominant political party in a State—and espe- cially where that party has an overwhelming preponderance—to prevent reckless and wanton mal-ariministration by exercising eare and vig- ilance in the selection of candidates. The Sun had for its text the election in Maryland, but its remarks are equally applicable to_any other lat- itude. There is nothing more be deplored than the growing apathy among the mass of the People to the character of the men foisted upon them as candidates for office by the party hacks wd professional politicians who manipulate ward meetings and county conventions. It is almost impossible in any of our large cities, particularly, to get the better class of citizens to attend at the ward nominating meetings to see that good men are nominated, or to go to the polls to see that bad men are defeated. The re- sult is that there is searce a city in the country where the property holders, or those most inter- ested in the poblic welfare, have any voice in the conduct of affairs. Occasionally, when things get in a very bad way the people rise in a fit of temporary wrath, as in San Francisco and Cincinnati lately, and as yesterday in Chicago, and make a spasmodic swoop upon the political cormorants; but the exertion is too much to be kept up, and the sluggish hunkers known as “the best citizens” relapse into indifference and generally find that, like the fox in the fable, they have driven away one swarm of flies only to anake place for a hungrier one. It seems a hopeless case when the instinct of &elf-preservation does not prompt the tax-payers ©f & community to look after their own interests to the slight extent of attending a nominating convention once a year. It is evident that if the condition of affairs in our cities is not to goon from bad to worse that the body of the people Juust be trained, through the agency of the Pres and other public teachers, to appreciate ‘the duties devolving upon them as citizens of a Zepublic. And if the present generation is in- corrigible something may be done with the youth of the country—the voters of the future. The Guties of good citizenship in this particular shoul be specially taught in our public schools id the sooner the writers of the text-books Diock out the werk the better. On We see it stated in several quarters that Gen- €ral Butler and other prominent members of Congress express a determination to take some action in Congress to prevent the gross abuse of offce by the incumbents being absent from their Ports unnecessarily and to the detriment of the Public service. It is proposed to make the leg- islation on this subject very rigid to have it operate in the way of cutting down the enor- ous number of sinecures. It is not so expressed, but we presume from intimations heretofore given out that whatever i+ done in the premises will also have a bearing Bon the perambulating propensities of some of t.c Congressional committees. The indulgence in this inclination has attracted a good deal of notice latterly, and provoked a good deal of un- favorable comment, in unofficial as well as of- ficial cireles—not so much perhaps on account ©f the direct cost of their trips to the public treasury as on account of the danger that in this Way those constituting the legislative branch of government may be placed under obligations to corporations or individuals at whose hands they are induced to accept favors when traveling, and who are pretty sure to turn up by and by With some “Little bill” they are anxious to have acted upon. The ficld for reform is a pretty broad one all round, and, once entered upon, we hope the gentlemen who propose to undertake the work will give it what the farmers call a careful going over. ‘That everything wasn’t always lovely in the Cabinet of the late President Lincoln was pretty ‘well understood in a sort of general and informal ‘Way, but we doubt whether the fact hasever been ®0 authentically set forth as in the following let- ter from Mr. Chase, then Secretary of the Treas- ury, which comes to light in a volume of “Kemin- dscences” recently published by Mr. James A. Hamilton: BON. 8. P. CHASE TO JAMES A. HAMILTON. WasnixoTos, D. C., July 15, 1862 —My Dear Sir: Your exe! note is a re recetved. Yr will fend it to the Pi ye Pil read iB andheod it. Sees forsome past; w! thinks ni counsel or to impart a attend his vom mons. Otherwise, I con! to my own special work, What f think omght to be done ie left undone. and what I think ought ‘to be done so generaliy done, that Iam led to four fiend = SE sub- og four friend, 8.P. Culse. 200. ‘The Grand Concert by Mile Carlotta Patti at Lincoln Hall, to-night—an event long eggected by the musical community—will doubtless at- ct a brilliant audience, as nearly all the eli- gible seats have been engaged. She will be as- sisted by Mr. Henry Squires as principal tenor; Hermanns, the great basso; Ritter, the pianist, and Prume, the violinist, with Mr. G. W. Colby Bs accompanist. _——--0e Some special of the World—perhaps “J. B. 5."—bas been interviewing the Cardiff giant ? -aped it with a knife, struck salt, and comes to the conclusion that it is Lot's wife. He found a petrified pickled mandrake in the giant's mouth, which is farther proof. —_—-coe-___ J. C. Parker sends us the amusing “Girl of the Period Miscellany” for October, a London fi- Instrated? publication. Also, “Good Words for the Young” for Saveuer, and Appleton’s Jour- nal for November 15. — ‘THANKSGIVING Day.—The Goveruors of nine- teen States" ssignated the 16th instant as ng and prayer. This ts the t by the President for na- ‘The day will probably bs ‘1 the States. onder: Heng it goes again. Mrs. Stowe is ont with s second card on the Byrou controvery,—this time | modestly requesting “the public to saspend | their judgment on the letters of Lady Byren to , Mrs. Leigh, lately published im The Londoa Quar- | terly. until they meet them in their proper his. torical connection in ber fortheoming yolume.”* So, it seems, her much-talked-of magazine article on the true,bistory of Lord Byron was only to serve as an appetiser for a ‘forthcoming volume!” As advertisers, the Beecher family are a wonderful success,—that is, in a “D. H.” way. If they only paid half as well as they plan, they would be a regular windfall for news- papers. ‘We are pleased to have the editorial assurance of The World that “‘the practice—a very foolish practice—of filling party newspspers on the morning of every election with spasmodic para- graphs and windy exhortations, is fast going out of ” But, , this grati- fring assertion is followed up by a whole page of editorial “last appeals,” in one shape and an- other, after The World's best style. The usage, which is truly a foolish and fruitless one, ought to be abandoned. _—— +202. ———_ The supposition heretofore entertained that the celebrated trotting horse Dexter sprang from the Hambietonian stock having made that a favorite strain, and enriched its owners, it is now announced that he is not of Hambletonian but of Morrill origin. This may be all so; but | the discovery seems to be made rather late in the day, and, in the language of Wall street, it looks very much like an effort to “bull” the Morrill stock. ——— eae The coming winter, it is predicted 1 from the unusually early migration of the birds, and from other signs of the animal and vegetable world, will be very severe. The same intelligence comes from England, where frost, snow and ice have made their appearance. The show-storms that have already occurred in the North and West of the United States seem to confirm the Predictions of a severe winter. —__—aeneeees Charles A. Wickliffe, ex-Governor of Ken- tucky, died on Sunday evening last, at the resi-, dence of his son-in-law, Judge Merrick, in How- ardcounty, Md. Mr. Wickliffe was a member of Congress from 1822 to 1832, and im 1861 he was a From Shilli fe have A; orn —!_,_,," ave Appleton’s Journal ‘ST. MA LATTE Sw > CHURCH lev. ye tealad “Mactia of Georgetowa te ochock. Bel Vresence of Chri’ ia ii ich Fist.” SURVIVING SOLDERS OF THE WAR O —Assemble TO- 1512. |ORROW MORN ING o'r in a Bangg Portie: of the Capitol, with ‘and attend ‘the funeral of the & ehuber 3. 18. at ‘at ‘army Hal ith street and Pei samntveat ae Y full ‘attend ance is biog rex Sos HoT : Drawn from th? same Fountain, Ar MILBURN’S DRUG STORE, 450 15th st., opposite U. KESSINGES, vicHY. - Treasury. TZER. RATOGA WATER: i: ta meeting of METROPOLIS LODGE, No. 16, 1.0.0, F the following were ado nkegieed: That'a reward of $1 be geld, b is ge the recovery of the body of rather Tho: Bas Lewis: if dead: and $35 wil id for formation that wil! lead to his whereabouts, if WS ecner is in twenty-four pears of age, ve fect six inches high. light hair. dark moustache, drensed indark clothes, witha gray Kult enket meat ‘Resolved, That these resolutions be published in the Chronicie, Republican and Bias. of st sipcity, the Baltimore American and Philadelphia Kesoived, That Brother Odd Detowe’ teetances the country are fraternally requested to this their snechal ats Cw aay Any led to eee forwand: Tivmas G. Ford, 430 Teh eteeet, Wes AMUEL P. ROBERTSON, Secretar! American ‘and I Phil’ Ledger} —GRAND LODGE —Ada Aly eee! PH pees. Gr. aa meting will be be held on WEDNESDA scmabers seauested to bes present Roror the PRESIDER. ORPHANS. HELP THE FAIR is now in at CARROLL HALL, on G street, for the benefit of Bt, Vincent's Femate ni Orphan Asyinm. Open \em OF LECTURES ON THE HOLY LAND SNEERSONN. ot Jerusalem. mber 7th WEDNESDAY.” No; TE sate KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, AND ALL OTHERS! $100 REWARD. WIS, Secretary of Ex- Pythias. has been ber 3. and it is be- Saturday night he was i with a gray knit jacket fiat. Heri about 8 fe aud dark tostache. He had on his person $l aud a valnable gobl Hunting case watch. ‘The watch wasof the manufacture of Lewis, Of Seis city ‘he al i be paid for his return, if foul; dealt ‘with, nad ‘2 Stor auy information that Sit load to hb, discovery By order of Execlaior Lodge No. 4. Knight Pythins, Washington D.C ~ eae TO GAS CONST UMERS ice is herehy given that the discount for prompt foment of BULLS for gas cons on and after Rosember tst- 1%, (natil further patice,) will be Increased fre ret Det? OIC RS B. BAILEY, Se * CHART coruer 9th and D: w DNgspaY EVENING: Roveuiber Si at which every member in earucatly reuuested i Election of officers?“ ni Fito. NOYES, Secretary. ‘WasHineto® tte SHOOTING AS- ED- ary street: JUDD & DETWEILER, BOOK & JOB PRINTERS, HAVE REMOVED TO Corner Penna. avenve and Eleventh street, Over Blanchard & Mobun’s Store, entrance on Eley- enth street. also, fo. 1, will be | Cherry : Kalliston ie Hieimtolis Buehin ‘0d Sareaparili, strects Schenck s ‘Tonic and Pulmonie 25 of this: Arseisiion are oreby no. | aR eg ‘Angelita eury Mn. Epfron: Iam not an artist—in fact, my artistic education, tike that of a great majority of the people, has been sadly neglected, as I shall prove to you by this commani ‘but I have Fomewhere picked up the notion (ramitie ‘@M erroneous one) that one of the chief func- tions of “high art,” one which mainly justitice its beceg > — Present ne — images uty and nobleness, sucl Es (ened eh vetine,slewete, sad enmobie toot eam look upon them. monstrosities, or unniat- ural conce, phy all revolting im: 5 Leonia have no of the creations its With these notions in mind l have bem en sudving the fj which ornament (‘) the base of the = ful —— age of the ee entrance Treasury bu These figures appear © meena ei agon: r id di coun ex) re yan ting from Streams of ot airy Huta ints the baste below. The leading » tion, I think, — ——— itself upon the min: (or the average’ be ially since the late storms, is that eaeee’ monsters ha oon con Crag it fruitless efforts ad agonizing but ef to ri their stomechs of the foul beverage! Doubtless every one who has attempted to drink hydrant Sane mein lle Lag wheat peony weeks sympa- ea, “ of compassion” fort these distrewed creatures. ‘Now, the spewing of a sick Jion, or grifin, (whichever p= fp intended,) y be a very natural act, but is it Coogan a ‘tact a nature” should be seized upon and transfixed by the seaies ot of an artist in imperishable granite, for of successive generations of children ng monsters appear to have been of the artist, as they were ike at ea mently to the ereetion of th the fountain.” Doubtless some artinti at Teast in his mind, = vole po —_ the Laby -~ accom: arcl ‘Treasury ve views upon the subject > = One oF THE PEOPLE. (Considered from a purely esthetic point of view, eur correspondent’s exceptions are well taken; as we presume no one would undertake to defend the figures he speaks of as creations of beauty, or as adapted in the most pleasing sense to the purpose for which they are used. But this style of ornamentation, which had its origin in an age that gave us some of the finest forms of architecture—and of which, indeed, it forms an important part—seems to be sanctioned by general use, both in this country and in Europe; and on this ground, we prestune, the architect of the building can defend it. He is abundantly able, however, to speak for himself, and we shall take pleasure in giving place to anything he may desire to say on the subject. But, is not our correspondent stretching a point a little by the implied consideration of a fountain basin as a work of “high art?” To our mind that term has a broader and much more comprehensive meaning.) Evrron Evexina Star :—I wish toask a space in your journal to call the attention of the eh authorities Ae the reckless and dangerous abit the W.and A. R. R. have of running — cars bene Maryla enue. It bein frond from their depot to the Capital it is a daily occurrence for that fo or its agents, to send a car whirling down grade, across the crowded thoroughfares of ith and 4% streets, without a i or warnit of its coming, placing in jeopardy the lives o pedestrians. It is true a man is in charge at the Brake, but hie seems to be trving the speed of the car, and regardless of human life. have seen what came very near being chronicled, through that useful channel of knowledge, the press, © fatal railroad accident;” when, fn such an event, the whole esponsibility should rest where it properly belonged. I trust, Mr. Editor, this freedom of the right of way, at such velocity of speed, may be checked, or disallowed alto- gether. I have borne. this evil so. long until forbearance ceased bes a virtue, that I now cry out against it Proresr. fs 72 2 ete Crry Coutscron’s Orrice, a Wing, Ort Hat rier io the TAXES Ft Fon Tim yeu ° yin the City of | mm, District of Co. ‘will be payable on Weatnete MONDAY, No. + Int. 188. A discount of five per cent. will be allowed upon ali payments made prior to ths a 2ist of November regular hours allowed by law, In addition to the hou this office will be open frou the loth to the 1st of present month from o'clock p. to 9urelock p.m to accommodate mec! and laboring people who MGS EER IR Is weneuary. wre, the Cotes close his books, and roperty upon which t Take s are Las bon Some ode, w on Teo tl be advertised for sale, without jst it FREDEWICR Ab ‘Bosweut, oc 30-20t. ‘ity Collector. [Chron.News.Repnb.Intel& Express! THE PECPLES BUILDING ASSOCIA” ar Monthly Meeting of this Association will be eld at Cl “t's Board of Trade Rooms, on the SECOND MONDAY of November. at7 p.m., at which time monthly dues Will be receiv THis $,0f the, Gonstitation can be obtained on I at the following ge H. Plant, corner New Fork aue and 15th etree we 8, i Shepherd, 369 Pennsylvania avenue, ri Micron & Co., Bankers, corner Mth and F ) 322 near Pennsylvania avenue. We. Hill at Rigas & Co.’ Bank, Freterien ‘Koons: corner ath and i atreets, (. Storrs, Bth and F sti ap W. HH. Clage bse Board of Trade y SECOND! MONDAY vi eet THOS. HYDE, Secretary. PATS OFFICE, for the treat Diseases.—Dr. GRAS 0, 2 eth Liberty atrect, Baltimore, Ml. eee 1¢ cannot cure Asthma, Bronchitis, Incip! rat Con: sumption. Shortne Breath. Catarrh, Dre opt: Dyes, urms, Nervous De. De- inging in the Ear, Di of 4 Eye, Log) ‘and Skin, Partial Pe Falysis: Partial "eaten, W ases, &c. Di Dr.5.D. GRANT, 25 worth Liberty id yt rect Balt imore. ma. ‘MENT, ro Notice is hereb; es oa the holder of the circu- hie Pies Bank iuvney of the United Btates a same to the Treasury of the _0021-60t Acting Comptrslier of y. =HALL S UE SHAR RESEWRRAT SEVEN t the same price we offer Barret! Pinot alien and Pectoral’ Mi cent arts Tay Cor ron. heel Brown's Gi OSH vm and Mf. ‘Magnens recdived fresh to fot Hostetter's ‘Bitters we fej Mishie Speers Wine Pa Hon ile. : ae THUR Wa D'L. BATON, Actuary, 1 S= REMY. iS... NH MILLER ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, Temoved his office to No. Checks. Blanks, &c., printed at short notice. = a aa VEWEEESOF RE APPLE CIDER. ADMISSION TICKETS OF MEMBERS OF <r at the Beceetecy e Olbes, Stary a SLUB GU may be APELE CIDER <a choice article wre of PURE site Post Uffces Souther at. iE, « PROTRER. ocld-2w THOS. E. WAGOAMAN, See. no $-Stif CNITARIAN atila. who wi fra SS atl os * Dopst. amar. cos | OAT OF ORG. Shame of J = DE.@. a eee ora MP WALLS.—JOHNS” PRESERVATIVE PAINT has proved an jet uta or 4 a ee a ate ah Epa caste Werte Ea the ime | A NEW PRESCRIPTION—PHARMACY, Conyen 1 St. Norte AxD 3D St. Wesr. POPULAR PRLOFS. $16 svUIT, Walking Coat, Pants and Vest. S7"A GENTEEL Ore a Aaine BUSINESS AT a. SAKES & CO., $17 SEVENTH STREET. _ noS.tf . 8. OP HARE & SON, GROCERS, NO. 352 SEVENTH STREET WEST, Berweex M anv N, ARE SELLING WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR AT $2.50 Per Sack. CRUSHED, GRANULATED, AND POWDERED SUGARS, AT 17 CENTS. A COFFEE SUGAR AT 16 CENTS, AND EVERYTHING ELSB AT EQUALLY LOW no 3-tf RATES. Puue & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATLONERS, 332 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. PLAIN AND Fancy. STOR Rt Or EVERY PAPER. AND ANYVELOFE ae ee STAMPED wit THOUT EXTRA “3 NEW BOOKs: TO-DAY. A Romance. By J author ‘of “ Saint Leger, ” ete. Las it STERY OF LIFE AND ITS ARTS. B; ™ vin’ Huskin, author of ‘* Modern samt ay of Yorks of Emerson, comp! two r s ers Ballads, soiteted fine handeoescly times vata at ums K igs ee or, Observations on the ‘Soil, Climate ucts of our semi-Tropical State; with cueeaoe of of ft the princi ties in Eastern Florida, to which fistorical, summary re Invalid. and ater Pain ie * Spurgeon... ‘CH APTRE OF Bue sci Srer ‘Ad- Erie Railroad transactions ex- 30 Sa WOMAN WHO DARED. By &£; Sar- t. le tw) os . Tur ARLINGTON HOUSE. This new and magnificent byt wg Bo pe fo Sorentes “Yetane= & stows Se eh ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 400 GUESTS. HAS rs ns OF ROOMS, With Water. h-rooms attached. Also, a PASSENGER EL ELEVATOR, THE JOHNSON HOUSE, attached to the Hotel, will be fitted up asa Restau- it pened tl "P Fee ret fothe vicinity of the Hotel can be i) Parties poeral oa at the Arling- a pice BALCOM. of New York, cbict Glen wey who wil ba daly sit Hotel. _nov 1-Im Proprietors. D RY GoUDS. LARGE STOCK or } OF NEW GOODS. w.M. SHUSTER & BROTHER, No. 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets, ‘Would call attention to their large assortment of im eras Pasa git PR EPPS a Re WHITE, AND COLORED MOIRE erin armies * VELVE- beindegenricar @ooDs sagen ‘ander winich we’ oder at once st the lowest S7ONE PRICE ONLY. cdo tif : HUSTER & BRO. 780, 4. GRAY. WANTS. Waitt ert cachaleder Typgaresi ore Wane Fe WV ANTEDS jaca ERB inst fee Fear UNF. RNISHED Rooms, E SITUATION he housek: =, @Bt and water In yates tae at the corner of Sth and Lists.« auire’ trert, botwees be aml Mad 3 Navy ard. F ee SE.No. 463 | Fox SEST-\ Fe aS apy water and gas "Apply cathe prema = wet —Iwo well PUR. B TELET-1 60 well Fi “ for ma yANTED A roy nie . 359 ™ tr APPRENTICE to te month, at street. near ° 2 as elt SS aes ey | | goms WANTED —By jeman and Indy. | ily ither with meals,ppivate table, or without meals: | 9°, jaune SSeS at Wires ‘Address AF Woe Market street, Georgetown: DG. sg Saga f r~ mee required sel givens na A STS orn GIRL. to doesn: | Dron Rend erences MO aie aw cee con aneel shareged end Etna eye F a wart ree ca ee of 7 ae eee ae ee corner of Sth and U ste. nota A Bho PSS es KENT 0 sist ance OLE oe i t ease eae= a mS, | satin cloves seams Cath oom Cte Oa ee, gare bet-Hand Uate..No174- Pleare call | €°- Inquire on corner of Sth at-,next door. mod tf Tnchoursof Sand 2oiclock. * Fag “ neat new iss story FR Aue 5 Latent. eam rooms A ScOTCHMAR WISHES A SITUATION JAS | 2 HOUSE on Us ce Stand all branches of tes, busine: tescoeguly ond a Sgn gixs.tood references if required. “Address to G. | _ Des ETLAR, General Land Office, Interior nose Fu RENT—HUUSE 393 New Nork avewne, be: ment, Washington, D. C tween Tath and 19th etreets, north side; 18 rims, ater int! ext deer * Apply W. HL Shi ot 236 Sg'Pen tea 'Y CIGAR MAKERS—The advertiser d desires to form & co-partnership with a forthe puree, of ot MANUFACTU! between Fath = ti OARS. T wal tatuish the neceamry out storie back build. Business. The party must bes Aree K DWELLINGS. nd iupeed recumaceietees’ ‘Toa party without cap- romts. with ce eeenl window heads de and silts. i thisis an excellent opportunity to engage in bus- Tess. Adirens "Cigar, Star ofces nos" | gud cold water ig hath room amd & ‘lichen "ifr mre Wintec OUSTOMER for a superior Watch | fittated qn Rhode Island avenue. bet. Isth and, loth years old; lic paid. Inquire No. 252 North Capitol strect, opposite Government Pri Office. nod. WAKE IMMEBIATELY—A_ good BOOT- R. to whom constant em) ot will Fo: SALE—A most desirable list of DW ELLING B nots Se LAY LOTS fn every part ow Fred, ‘ MT Kou, nd get one we eal Kstate Broker, A-singie’ man preferred.” Apply to BJ. aon of YER NH cacone 5 ean t +d i eih ned Im jew York avenue and 9th street, it ES, mone hat ard ai thes, bay yards. . indows. deep lots, and le : J ‘ ‘of above for rent. Two * for VANTED—A_ GARDEN FARM to work ares, or would take charge of one; wi treet. near 7th, N [Rep ” eee Address “Gardener,” Star office, for | _ ne 3-3t Visitor Ofer nol-3t™ River ital Sa tainrnished. at 308 W. I-A GOOD HAND, to = boueeen Vth and 18th streets. References « ma Bux ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, it No. 342 New York avenue, betwoon #h. hand th street Ro? 3 —Want N sgt me wee norton yd ft earn ears ee FOUN J. REILLY. a TED IMMEDIATELY—By a Gentleman ast wile with one chile three ot four CNPC Ag < ROOMS, nuitablc for” housckeeping Ap ees see fhween th and toth’ Gant N.. Weut moderate ane, betwcee: Bik ant ink moose . Wait iter: a foom suitable tor location for Dentist Fee RE orough know- ; T office ‘or Dress eke ping. Gesiree's. siteation ae a x A‘ ie hth eepl serve as an_amanuensis. or | Raker. 449 7th street, opposite iy would take a Place in an Editor's office to assist in xa hee fildress “be We Star offer WaAXtED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN by a colored man, who can bring the best recom. mendations. Apfly at 195 G st. near 19th. 0c29-6t™ Ww, NTED TO PURCHASE-SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Persons dectt ming house-keep- ing can dis tg tneie entire effects y conferring with DENTSON at, their new and seco hand Furniture Store: Nonta50 ath street, between ae os ‘ania avenue and D street. oc 2 DENISON & CO. {OR RENT—A first-claw HOUSE, finely fur- nished, with all the modern improvements; ina gol location, Apply to 397 I street, between 13th and i no 2-3t” Px aS OR RENT—HOUSE and STORE, 259 “ ith street. between Land M, near the Nort Mi Tguice at 43 A FRAME HOUSE of « ae rooms newly fitted up, situated on 16th een N and 0 streets. Coste © Inquire at the premises. no ANTED=Fa z Ki hincdaen DOL RENT—BRICK HOUSE on L street, of Temoving from the cite, de know thet teak Foomt, water and gas. pasa can dispose of they FURNITURE Ayithout. the Ptriad a jepnrd tenant. ‘Apply te M Git frgnble or expense of an auction: ee addressing H. LEVY enna. avenue, southeast or loth US SHED ROOMS —A suite of 5 ROOMS, chating kitchen, convenient for a «mall family Photographer. & moderate, and i - 232 7th street. between Mand N. ne? 3t” street. fence an Phildren : Du 7th street, above: Howard Cot. Sersity. & new two-story Cott : boots Bet A We J ng D ‘The Furniture will be sold th “e neg Prices, Strangers visiting Washington red. For particulars inquire on the prom th aes me Gl Saore purchacing not elsewhere. Do not forget the ennsylvania, = nue, third door from regedit ge OK KENT—820 PER MONTH—A BRICK bpp nae mua Berit 2 eet front. four ts WARSTED—To rent or buy. or rent with pris flere i TOTEN ACHES OF uirchasing. from ( LAND, b fmprovead near tom. A stati Teeation ea a ington, Address, stating . Star Office. 2 convenient three-ate a ; BRICK Fu RET HOt E. with a large garden oetaloing ava TA Hine WET NURSE. Apply Dr. wl fruits, &e.. Capitol Lil street, Ww TON, 266 F sireet between ish between Band C. Apply No. tie st 2 street 2. West. between: Dank E. ae Fe RENT—FOUR ROOMS on » floor, unfarnlebed. of oEpartly furnished Taree ae either two PARLORS on first floor. Lnguire No. 23 Slaine avenue, betwee i's, and 6 squares from Pennsylvania & ‘. JUSTH, at Se 7th street, in thi siuare Mate, the’ octeare Liberty Market. between Land M streets, east si my 3-1y" je daniel streets. two mae, south mod oe T—A desirable eight roomed situated on East Capitol, be Aid 31 streets; trees apd shrubbery. in hydrant and wood house in yard. Apply 39. corner of 6th and E streets west. mo 2tt LE Ror BENT—A four-story, BRICK A with three fn with tak buil: fine. modern cone LOST AND FOU D, OST—On Friday, Oct. 29, a plai x PIN. A reward will be pelt if revurued BECCA CLARKE, Isth street, between L ant SL streets, street REWARD—Strayed opie Wah Tan a eee Lae et t th mt at months old. Answers to t! ith street, vay on gas in; all nauire at No as Water corner of Congress “atreet, he Dame of ©Jei The above ere, wi it name f° i Cs STERN. at No. 4's street. SDATED 0 Ol STOLEN reais promlaw of the nd black BUF FESO Cow. niga reeea UA suitable. rewary will be for her return to THOS. B. MORGAN, ruts : eo - E. ——— mine sommes, double ; parlors, &c., in most genteel portion of the cite, Lost=20) REWARD—0 Broun convenient to care ig A the sum of #54 in gree iat monthly. Apply to or address R. Capitol Hill up" Penneyly: ia B. ‘R.. corner Wth street ssachu- west. and up Lith street te av pot rapt tla ouk Baan above reward will be paid tor | its return to sto corner of 12th street west and E street ee ee Se) CARTHER De THOMSS Loteteinin (Tuesday) afternoon. on Isth street or Vermont axenne, between the Treas x SALE: OR ERENT HOUSE 34. 345 ith etree betwee jonse has eight ur sachusetts avenue. two vs $30 STL a and ome mc S10, BibLe making ty dot, | Tae poved alley Breecae0) he finder will be liberally es by leaving the money no 2-6t east of 14th. or at G. KEN Sey st., near New York avenue. F* RENT = OST On Monday. the wth ultime-a white BULL between A and B south. near the © TERMIEK PUP, with one black spot. which is HOUSE of nip Toms; Ne, 199 in the center of he ‘fore! ure 632.8 ier ‘Oflee. street, between ath = 0G LOST—A liver-color_ and Fo RENTS BAC How: SE on L stre ey iy Se es moderate toe prod tennct. be a him to, 460 11 corner 13th and L streets. rooms ial cont tral Boat ——_ in ‘li modern hronahcate “apply ~ Bow corner J Fok. Stes BOARDING. }OOMS AND BOARD —Elezantly ROOMS, en suite or single, with or furnished without BOAR fetcines, Hatand cold bath for rea Seronccn piven end required, By avi ir. or rent. | Molorescse given x in Lady, at 399 E street, between sth and 10th, nol-3t I ;0OMS FOR RENT—With or Caer Kb at No. 498 Fenm Ha ave Boarding at se place, 8 85 EF, RENT—The THIRD FL, i ft our bi snow occupied as 8 printing fics, ban Stand for au ‘qulcrpicing min DOR SAI SALE—A GREAT BARG ALN — Fine clinnce ‘a small capital—well-estab BOOK BU: Sikes" Small cash payment; ime. Must eoaate y bth SS NT — oe ap eee ASR NT. aaianae several tery ane OF OFFIC it ud LODGING Rooms. » to let. y northw in my new west corner of Uth street and Pennsyl OC -6t" IRST-CLASS BOARD. WITH PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms, at 218 K street, bet. 17th and Isth;a short walk most of the public of Jys-tt BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘OR pero as of CARRIAGE HORSES. well mat one single Horse. Apply a at Chief Clerk iS oftce, House Representatives. no2-3t {OR SALE—A four seated one-horse CARRIAGE, Retlcely finished and upholstered in ‘blue cloth: bas been used but little. | Will be sold at a bs In- juire ot SANDS” Livery Stable, entrance from Hor Tstroets, between i3th and 14t 02-6) SUITES OF FURN, 2 Address Dr. A. ISHED ROOMS FUR RE: A. LEWIS, City P.O. oc23-6¢ Ties NAW NER SERRE | Joon nS Hope Regu aay near the Ca Gardens ere Als = ie gtered to sarone | oct ew + S11 7th street. COR RENT Suites of FURNISHED, ROOMS, FOE ASE takcs of FORMED Booms eee RENT—A first-class SESIDEECE jreet. between i7th and 13th The Key can he obtained at No, 383 ‘Wth street. be- Fosete Seay sreeta a3 eae i bath “Foon, qureats, F. WO ety WOLLAkD, CENISHED 1 PARLORS AND for rent, wi te Ee JUST RECEIVED FEOM PARIS, GENTS’ OPERA OB FOLDING HATS, MANUFACTURED FOR JAMES Y. DAVIS, 356 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Washington, D.C. FOR SADR OE RENTA pox BRICK Ho, ie arian S17 Mestroct. Fors SALE OF BX CHARGE—A small FARM, fae eee ll 4 = -| eee yaa ie erat = ae ae CBeice RESIDENCE FUR SALE. ‘The owper of the two dye at the northwest pisces for for ale the west ote: ‘and to be Oc88-2w $40 wn avr A FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINE. The WILSON SEWING MACH. makes stitch ad m both sides. Will sew manicine from silk Call'at KOMLBEROS Fancy 6 ‘a ee iene. Agent. Fancy ‘store, 74 street, | turnpike reed rane through it FS&S42 SALE-TWo » VERY OS er a ‘ick font i Towers Uth street. between i on post PENT—wor SE No. 369 13th st. between a Masachuectts avenue. three stories and brown front, teu rooms, water and a Inquire 203 lth atreet ont {OR SALE—A LEASE of five yearaot a house ery well located at Washington. Bar, Dining Room. Kiteben nd Cellar have rent fren: the upper Fartol the house = haa sic ve vont. Reason for stiling thee propristor siting fra business For tall eaereeert Feet fom FRAME HOUSES, water a tem Frail! Ment *) BELL ie? oc Wit 363 sheet So pete, Fs: RENT—HOUSE No. Row Jeter ore er next oe fod dagen § street = water, mathe Apply to We ™ re So a ‘ex pe PS CHR SON any Ps SUR SALE OR RENT Iie SE S74 —y trent, between G and H: heated by furnaces. Rent $30 month. ge, Inquire of OHO. S PARKER. nese oor. och tt A LAND, farive to Depart ments and markets. "CW be dived to uty por tie r=.) ALP Dol CU Petsvat, ooorel yg AND DWELLING, x ect and Maryland avenue. Kgcel eeality f ie sureceey aud mst moderate. Apply to wT DYER oc! PU cchtane ave., vet titvaud Hecke FOR RENTS That vary beautiful and desirable OUNTRY SEAT near Washington city. -"gnd for masy years lines and ruite c. faintly Also, that desirable two. story BRICK jo. —, Ten street, Georg: first be Say sae below Biradae street. Apply at the ofc of the Union Hotel ol wow K RENT—The » HOUSE . Vinesard, &c., at ie Green, oer mu ed by ios Kendall flee jance from Pot tte and healthy the, nape ore. sheds. and wther ou amply prow watts The Hous. t $1.20 a year. pomonsion given rectia eyard and more land Sill be Iet on peasonabl ‘orner 6th an KR PART ot jographic fenilery alae ail in complet: onder Merch: Tato a ‘Apel. i 3 Mt DUVALL esirabte DW tire . Builders’ Depot t E08, BEST (HOUSE delight ly uated. hear 42 street. containing sixteen room ‘=n wat ad all muadern ity te. carriage bento and stuble. ‘Apply on t =“ oie 00 ACBES oF tae NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE FOR SAL UBUKBAN BEAUTIFULLY Loc ATES ER cou. comprising the fin: andl nee Capital City and its surroundings. The best grape land yet this latitude or country ant sy Ruy pari of the its numerous springs —— ng ge Georgetown. The of from one : rau or addressed as Ae PHILIPS. “Georgetown D 245m" on lath «t Appl ANI IN THE FIRST WARD. 0 LLY LOCATED Apply to JOSHUA WHITNEY & 00, _#e Ltt ___ 416 7th st, between Fe RENT—The second and third & CI Raliding. (rack fm ome targe Penna. ave between #s and 6th rent Aug. let. | Inquire of Dr- DANLB. TEARKE, Corner #83 street and Pa aveniar aie! FOR MATTRESSES avy DerantMey: Brreat on Prov: SIONS AN cme Lo vals. indorsed © Proposal recessed at tals Butea fifyeonth day of Novembre Sealed Prog macs, will be “ae tresses to be deliver- overs, me and Borton Savy Words anes Es ticking. which Is to be ent six length and thirty one inches wide ers enty seven. tnches in length and twenty ticking Lore. Woub-ausi cCoaL. A epee large stock of LUMBER, Bae ae mee oa East. vite al eee ee Dest shich vata! ‘part of the city Zu) potads to pad ie oc2-tt Branch yard Va-ave- and Stat’