Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1873, Page 2

Largest Circalation in the District. Reading Matter on Every Page. | WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY..........-..November 7, 1878. | The Cuban Victims, A dispatch received to-day from Havana | states that Gen. W. A. C. Ryan, Gen. Bernabe | Verona, Pedro Cespedes and Jesus Del Sol, who were on board the Virginias, en route to | join the Cuban insurgents, when that vessel | ‘was captured, were tried, condemned and shot | on Tuesday morning last ©n the 2d of Sep- tember last an order wae printed in Tax Star, Purperting to emanate from President Ces- | pedes, and dated Camaguey, Jnly 13, com- manding certain officers connected with the Cuban army to return atonce to Cuba. The cers named were Ramon Cespedes, formerly Cuban minister to the United States; Francisco Agularo, vice-president of the republic of Cabs; W. A. C. Ryan, general and chief of cavalry; B. Verona, brigadier general; Rafael Quesada, colonel of infantry; Michor Aguaro, colonel of infantry; and L. C. Baile: lieutenant colonel and aide-de-camp. The authenticity of this order was denied by a Cuban im one of the New York journals, but Was never contradicted by Gen. Quesada, a present Cuban agent to the | nited States. As | several of the persons named in the order soon afterwards left New York to join the insurgents, and were captured on board the Vir- ginius, it is probable that the order was au- thenic. It is possible that the Pedro Cespedes mentioned in our Havana dispatch was brother to Carlos Manuel Cespedes, president of the Cuba republic. Gen. Ryan, whose form has been familiar in Washington for overa year past, was not yet thirty years of age when he met his death, He undoubtedly held some position in the Cuban army, although this was denied by one of the Cuban factions in this country. From | the fact t@at he was recognized by (ien. Que- | sada, and left for Cuba, as «lid the others of the | party, under his auspices, it is fair to infer that | if he had been derelict his offenses had been condoned by the Cuban authorities. It is | perhaps better for the General's reputation that he should h: met his death in defense of the cause to which it had been charged he was lacking in devotion. Gen. Verona, who was in this city a few weeks since, possessed a pleasing address, and was a gentleman of education. ‘The capture of the Virginius and the execution of these men will be a severe blow to the Cuban cause, and will do much to dishearten — Patriots and their friends. ce-—__ ‘Toppling of the Giants. ’ It is stated that Colonel Thomas A. Scott, first vice president of the Pennsylvania rail- road company, has tendered his resignation. ‘The Philadelphia Leger, however, says it is not supposed that the board willf accept his resig- nation, his services being too important to be | yielded up for any minor course. It is, however, a curious illustration of the precarious tenor of prominent position in the world that he should be thus suddenly placed in a situation to make his abdication a thing to be contemplated. Within a few weeks the country has seen so many of the great magnates of trade and business topple down that scarce any new failure would cause surprise. And yet the men who two short menths ago woula have predicted the fall of Co., the Spragues, Henry Clews, Claflin, Vander- bilt. Drew, and the long line of uppermost names in business circles who have succumbed, would have been considered crazy. The County Schoo! At the meeting of the trustees of county schools held yesterday, it was stated that the bills for fuel furnished to the county schools had not been paid. We are authorized to <ay that the controller placed in the hands of the treasurer of county schools on the 11th of Octo- ber sufficient money (nearly $1,000) to pay all bills for fuel reported by the trustees to be due at that date. We are also informed that repu- table coal dealers are ready at any time to {ill orders for fuel for the schools of the District, contrary statements made at the above meeting notwithstanding. seee- | ain | cloudy weather, cle: | Wail street yesterday was cbaracterized by quiet. Inthe gold room Cg | lowest y years—i06\,—was made. ere is any speculation in 1¢ te to a cecline, the inducement to spec: ing all im that direction, one of them being the extrr mely high rates obtained for carrying gold. The foreign exchange market is ins very w satisfactory condition, it being almost impossi- bie te cell anything jena demand sterling. reesed Shalos, Le nade Sige or, 78, yellow sout! 6. Osis @ en, are Finca hat nchanaeds e! ie ae rime de Goon aah and ier ws so south —— mixed. 47 quiet. Hay un- lar and -cured hams,’ 11. wee ame ‘ip Be io eatern good = Sobe. E 9. Coffee nominal. whisty ‘fait a sad - Seger dull, 9 ew Yous ‘November ?, 10:0 November 7.—The Sornce in the of Bogiatn as 8 depressing Patek ous ned. sod eirling ot T gold greased st 6 di advanced to 7 vernments New Yor ‘heat dull and in vember 7 —Whe buyers favor. Flour, dull and heavy, Gorasdvl amd nominally ane banged. Loxvon. November 7, 12:30 RA ™ —Consois for mabey Barras for account, SUGaN Bonds of Hs ‘nthe rate ‘of dis- Bank of "Eogtana tae been advanced to November , November England to-day is wet Panis, November 7.—Rentes, ef franos. Loxpox, November 7, 3:15 p. dhe wy 335. The rate «f discount in «pen market fer three months | bills is 4 per cent. which in the same as the Bank of | beg nels Loxpos 1:30 p.m —Frie, —The weather throughout jovember 7, 3:30 0. m.—The amount of withdrawn from’ the Bank of England on femewote day is £34,000. Loxpos, November 7, m.—There is greet de- pression in alletocks ou thelist aud the market ta flat Lonxpox, ~ November 7,418 p. m.—Erie, 31", hes quote rents france “November 7, 4:90 Pp. m—The rate for money at the stock exchange on government securi- Lonpo: nd weather, and heavy A rain bas fallen on the south Atlantic coast. North- easterly winds, increasing cloudin in the eastern and middle states sia im Virg Cloudy and calm weather, y falling Sarometer the Obio valley, iad thence to Tennesce. Prosasititigs.—For ths northwest and upper Inken. hwesterly winds, felling temperatur: e dy weather and rain, followed by northwester! ads and occasional snow to-night. For the lower Inkes and Michigan. and thence tothe Ohio valley, sentherly winds, cloudy weather and d_ occasional rain. For the (nnd states, felling temperature, ‘aring in the afternoon. For the south Atlantic states, southwesterly to northwester- ly winds, falling temperature, cloudy weather and oceanic ‘ain. For Teom ud clearing Neather. For the middie and eastern jes, north- easterly ds, cloudy weather and rain, Caution. ary nignais comttt ba co Bees Marquette. @rand Hav pena. @ and Milwaukee. Reports ing from the ssuthweat, the extreme aorth nd Oregon DR. JOSEPH TABER JOHNSON'S Serre of Fifteen Lectares upon O iy BSTETRICS Will begin FRIDAY. the 14th #D m., at his Office, 937 N. $10. nové, ANAOOSTIA LODGE, No. 20, K. of P.— ‘There will be a special meeting of this Lodge UESDAY EVENING, Nov. lith, t on ery member is earnestly requested, as pusiness of im- Portance will be transacted. By JOHN PRIESON _HAMILTON COOCK. B. 8. ES VictToRyY Read the WASHINGTON SENTINEL to-night. At all the news stands and a, office fhe NO’ new EASTERN winae HOUSE will be Opened on WEDNESDAY next, the 12th November, 157: The market days will’ be Mondays, Wednesdays ee Fridays, in the peceae: and Sat comment The ‘old Eastern Taarket witi be closed for all busi- 7 ve aaa 9. A. BouRER, J. KIMBALI. Commissioners of Restore Market, nov6 d {Bepab&Chron) "aT TJOUN EB; TALTY'S SAMPLE BOOM, jor Tth Spgs chances are now be- ingtaken ina RAFF ‘come off on the alent of the lath instant fore hen inettled, gay appoar- <, fast BAY HORS! ‘excellent family horse, and issonude for $300 only: ovs-3t | By the annexation of several towns in the | lower part of Westchester county, New York, approved by the voters at the election on Tues- | day, New York city will increase its popultion by nearty 50,000. As the population of the city | 4nd county of New York in 1570 was 942,292, this ae er Bbore Ear. will give the city an aggregate population or) 5 ; x 1,000,000 or more. The area of the city will be he eubacribara athe SULDING COMPANY. increased by tz? annexation fifty per cent., and De y are hereby notified that the direc A the city will cover 32,000 acres. ‘The New York uve, sunotived, the collection of the first fastail- Evening Post says the grcst advantage of av- | of October, Subscribers can Cellet ths oflce ofthe nexation does not consist in thé éx‘2at, but in | She bes tS paruet Space, oace, and pay the soto. the character of this new territory. The fatere development of the upper part of Manhattan Island required that the city should have juris- diction of both banks of the Harlem river. Every attempt to improve that river and to increase the facilities of communication between. the oppesite shores has failed through the dis- agreement of the iocal authorities. Although Sxceeding all other cities of the Union in popu- lation, New York is stiN behind Philadelphi Boston, Chicago, and several other cities respect to area embraced within the corporate iimits. Several. other elections are yet to be held this Tall. On the 2ith inst. a special election will be held in Louisiana to fill the Congressional ya- cancy in the ith district, caused by the death of Representative Samuel Peters. On the 2d of December Texas will hold election for governor. state officers, and members of the leg- islature. The latter willelect a United States Senator in place of Senator Flanagan, whose term expires in 1875. Several proposed amenl- ments to the state constitution are also to be voted upon. (nthe sth of December special elections will be held in Florida for three mem- bers of the state senate and seven members of the assembly. On lvecember 16, the people of Pennsylvania are to vote upon the acceptance of the new constitution, just completed by the state convention. a ‘The coal shipments from Cumberland by rail- road and canal for the week which ended the Ist instant were 63,354 tons, which was an in- crease of 10,965 over the corresponding week last year. This increase, it should be remem- bered, is not to be attributed to the efficiency of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, but to the fact that ince last year the facilities for shipping coal by rail have been enlarged. From the be- ginning of the year upto the Ist instant there | had been shipped from Cumberland 2,199,994 tons, which is an increase of 275,3% tons over the same period in 1572. The increase in rail- shipments amounted to 345. nl tons, and the de- crease Im cana! shipments ¢ —S Judge Davis, of New York, has a summary Way of dealing with criminals who come defore | him, as bis action in the case of Center, the | contemptuous Stokes juror, and in many pre- vious cases, shows. “Boss Tweed eviiently | feared that justice would be done him by Judge | Davis’ court, and that is doubtless the reason why be preferred to be tried by some other tri- bunal. | +200: Gen. Banks is the third ex-governor of Mass- Achusetts to enter the legislature after leaving the gubernatorial chair, ex-Govs. Levi Lincoln avd Clifford having both been elected to the senate, over wilich they both presided. Massa- chusetts also set the example of sending an ex- } im the person of John se2- Tur WEEE Stan, now Teady, contains returns of the state elections on Tuesday; full particalars of the financial pressure and its r"ner SOD. . fomthl iy meeting, the t der. | date, Pee ee | ’ ar MILBUBN’S DEBUG STORE, 2429 Pennsyivania Av pen. for subscriptions to til th 5 fird Wednesday’ in Novem Constitutens of the Com, subscribers. er WH. “OL ob ‘oct31-6t eae be balance, of he stock now ready for ae eae * ‘ho claim residence in Pri ince Seta cpanty. ae who did pot register or we in the last election, will plesse o fet ‘thete a at No. Seed reams ween 2d ‘and 3d streets, ol Sr gent Li woes my Prince wat -eolot ST organ agyo BLESS EXCAVATING eta actense Pts B 1373. nacre (ound af the foll as ‘enger service ice will Pe fox Station- Tynan'’s ae corner of northwest; J.B. Green's store, 1320 Fourteonth street, corner of Samson street northwest; G. St. and V streets Clair’s store, corner of Fourteenth Soe Second hern M. house Seventh, street, between tJ Heffernan’ 's store, corner sree, ere Sixth precinct Station- Rone? Ninth and'K streets, north. Ra Mey: Kecebler'sstore, corner Fou th street and New York avenue northwest; Sev Precinct sta. tion-house, corner of First and der gin Commercial Bureau, ennsy ly 8. Lepreux’ fey See | | i } ‘em perance = avenue northwest ‘and Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Guarthouse, Louisiana avenue, between ‘Miata ixth istofani & Bro.’s sores corner First a and B. Baseett's | Geo 5 Fenn On oed Hol Hill southeast; store corer Bi northeast; M. Kegan’s streets northeast street pati » corner Sixth streets southwest cet ore cotuer K snd. Four-end-srbalt | streets so | it orde: sited in our boxes at the above. =a or sare Soneeitn receive prompt attention. ecto Im REEDMAN'S | CPT aU De COMER Ronc To, DarosroRs ns—From and after shite rule requiring SIRT DAYS" aotice of | jaca. jOKNBY, Actubry. ede oe to ‘sep2t-2m Books constantly being recetved by this Li- whey, ahh Nn Salad within the past CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES. CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES, UNPARALLELED UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS. INDUCEMENTs- OVERCOATS. OVERCOATS, g OVEROOAT?, gi4 OVEBOOATS, OvVEBOOATS, on OVEROOATS, OVEBOCOATS, OVERBOOATS, 91% WINTER SUITS. SUITS, WINTER SUITS, $16 WINTER SUITS, $19 WINTES SUITS, $15 WINTER SUITS, UITS, 920 WINTER SUITS. YOUTHS SUITS. YOUTHS’ SUITS, $6 YOUTHS’ BUITS ree yout YOUTHS’ SUITS, & is soit! YOUTHS’ SUITS, SUITs. BOYS’ SUITS, $8 BOYS’ SUITS, $10 BOYS’ SUITS, g12 ° Bors’ BOYS’ SUITS, $4 ROYS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, gT7 BOX COATS. BOX COATS, $8 BOX COATS, $10 BOX COATS, $8 BOX COATS, g12 A. STRAUS, The Popular Clothier, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Pion iggper cont. Connole for mpey, ou for account, Between Wt and 2th atrosts, [ ee, nN oveuiber 7.5 9. Fie. 314 Paris | tes See SBowds i. | | erBtore open until p.m.,ang ow Saturday nati Wan para THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR! airmen rem a horthwestern storm center is 1: perior.t Southerly winds cloudy weather and oc: Tam enabled at prosent to offer | revel ‘oa : | wee iakes.? cing “barometer bottnen ter UNPARALLELED BARGAINS ; winds and partly clouly weather on the lower lakes. | in fact better than ever were oftered in specie times, he barometer is low a states, with we nnd AT pnd jt will be to overs body's int ereet to Look or the following list of talties, which I ewaranter ors remarkably cheap, ‘and very guperior for the » Gent's Merino Shirts, fine and heavy, $1. Gent's Merino Drawers, and bess 1. Gent's Golored Morino Shirte, 00 conte Ladies Merino Youts, @1- Ladies Merino Pants, Also tho Saino at 75 conta, © hand ‘kot prawer Legaings, w oni hand: ings, 09 conta Bacl Kadies Ril ose nti Ladies Fleeced L‘ale i ae, 50 con sshidice Fleeced Liste Halt Gauntiots sad Gloves, Bich 's Fleeced, Lisle Gloves, 2 cents, Men's Lined Back an Meer extra heavy iron frame Hose, three iF malades poeenee Hose, two pair for 25 cents. Ladies Bleached Hose, 25 cents a pair. Ladies Bi hed Hows three pair for §1. Ladies 30 ‘and 49 B Iron frame Hose, 6) cents, L in Hose, 50 cea artis, 250. BUC. hear ¥ Cotton S ycks, 28 cont Men's h nck Py Men's Gray Shaker, knit Be eo pair for @1 Men's British Gray Merino Socks, § cents. Thave also just opened the LATEST NOVELTIES IW JEWELRY, BANDEAUX, &. and such a variety of other articles that it is futile to attempt enumerating them Come and see for youreelf.” B, SILVERBERG, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 319 SEVENTH STREET, Near Penxst.vanta AVPN'E nov7-tr rye NEW LEGAL FOLD-NOTE PAPERS, in every jety of tint, all of them novel au d beau tifa. NEW STYLES OF WEDDING STATIONS: ne st the latest styles of Wedding and and specime Reception © VISITING CARDS, ed and printed in Cipcb go atyles; none but jest quality of cards used. CHROMOS. A new assortment of Ohromos—W reaths of F low- ae }» Ceomnes, Mottoss, Landscapes; all very beauti- THE NEW 800! All the new Books received as soon as issued. WARREN CHOATE & Co.'s, NEW BOOK STORE, VERNON ROW, novi-tr OonNgR 1Otm St. an Pa. AvEnce. | be THE SUPREME COURT wre THE DISTBIOT | O3 COLUMB: Holding @ Special 1» November ith, 1873. Inte cane ot Sohn J. Oallahan inistrator fire nov?-f.3t Regiator of Wills. HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTION, That the subeoe! has obtained from the Supreme. Courtof the Diss trict of Galumbt ia, boitieg @ Special poy entary WANOT nN city, bees de- hibit the same, ibscriber. on or they may otherwise by law be exciuded re at ee of the estate. Given under my bi 4th day of November, 1878, Nw BbnogELE: nov7-f.3t Executor. REMOVAL. REMOVAL. DEVLIN & Co.,, HAVE REMO VED TO THE SALOON PARLOR, aT _nows-tr 1106 F STREBT. NeW BUY YouR POTATOES! 300 Bushels Choice PEACH BLOWS. 200 Bushels BARLY ROS! APPLES BY THE BARREL. For sale low. Cc, WITMER, 1918 Penngyivanisavenus, results on business and the working people; the World of Fashion—styles for November, by Jennie June; Controller Baker of the government, Architect Clark, Treasurer others; latest and cies ee} tural items, ontatant pn ts ed vance; copies five cents, in wrappers, i 2 Baw WILL OF: AGES, oh ies on WANT>. W4NIED_brs tensed Tate Grose Gr ieher® T3 Teet northwest. | wan ESS These , TALLORe, ore | street’ eos a Ww, oma. | W48TED-boan the ovening as teachor er n WT Poe om aNTED— iron With Rome comforts, jae here two ho services in Tecarved A WHITE GIRL, foe “two in family ith fair tte T312 Lith strest, | Wa ES { vGGY f T BILLIARD pinta sedey Sate ee nail jance $20 per month °. 729 Tth street, between tit Sand 108 WASTED—To rent, from December Ist in eu str 8, | suitable for housekeet | south front, north of Pennsylvania ave 7th street, Pric: mest be moderate. Bast refer: Son AR kad Tequired. | Permanent tenant it snited roag, with all particulars, Lock B. | See Gie Mer Omce | W ANTED—Two GIRLS, one as child aurse, Pennsylvania avenue, i WaA&NTED—& pest SERVANT WOMAN t> take care of echild 15 months old. Apply ef tne | American Honse, ANTED—A white WOMAN to cook, art WwW fron. Apply. with references, at No. 909 M street, betwee and 10th northwest. nov6-2:" - | coms eniences: #63. | farmisbel HOUSE, t2toome x one to do general housework. Apply st ives FOR RENT AND SALR. BUSINESS CHANCES. BOOKS, STATIONBRY, 4, OB RANT Aa Te ROOMS, o i B'S3s i iuirect noctorst batein-— e | ‘sme Fee. Ob BEET~veregbel | Penasy!vania aveuue. oR aaht pokes, oe and ol. ‘ments for gentlomen, at No bles Treasury. Inquire at 1417 @ st. FS NENT OF LEASE Bi a care: gt i Louisiana avenue. norl-im . ® RENT—The PORTION of the Ne. tional Bank of the Republic building, co: =“; ing i¢ <o vat ye tome and ventilated rov b. Apply ‘to OHARL ES ae Ros }OR RENT—A comfortable Bove with mod eniences; Il rooms; No. street; mse 6 Ist street, Gerrgetowa,. rooms AY neat fend con comfortab odern convenieoces. situated » Between 6th at som 730 ant oly 4 Fo >. No. 1766 7, Tv roome, MIS ESS T 6 rooms; $15. Mo. Asia Plooauan, $19 7th ot SOR ae a and comfortably FUR NISH* D ROOMS, en suite, or singie,on firs thor at 322 C street northwest. 6-3 | camel FO ©B ground floor. No, 23 hue, near Sd treet vorthweat cor poietr W ANTED—Light WAGON. covered preférred fircash. Apply 1002 13th st treet. be ured, | K and L street ne ANTED—A laly, renting a completely nished house on H street, between 6:h and desires tn Rourm fow BOOMS ir ties, For term | Wate er, (native preferred.) for a cl | five persons, two evenings in a week ture,’ this office. NTED—To SELL 83,700 « scured by deed of trust; will pay per annum,’ Addre situa’ Tone refe es from Tast {eas Bt atrect, between Q and ANTED-—I will make libe several active ares ara a arent, Ww. aNTED=A TENANT for a wi {iful furnished Foom.en suite oF 15¢h 5 ween New York avenue Near Weicker Worle Treasury department. Wit W: s briva stam employer, Apply xi ae nore persons to 0 for Fire B.W WN BA! . n6-3t aia oe F soa 4th, and K and ANTBD-—A BRICK | HOUSE = situated between 6t! orth pot over a} wir pay $500 & year, Pm “House, 7 000, 6.500, 36,000, 92.50 to LOAN on inproved’ hes Real seats city worth more than double the amount of MAURY & BROTHE: _nov6 cost Real wutats Brokers, 1420 F aprep A ood TINNER MOOB & BRO., corner High Georgetown. D. xe Vv ABIED— ad white Gee | pely st at No. 9: street, between loth nor wast 7 Bb a respectable white GIBL to wait upon a Lady and to sew; one who understands the Wheeler & Wilson machine preferred. 4.0. W., City Prat Office W Sentra BOOFERS NOH HAND Apply to oa Wire P fireand nov 31 WARTED—§500 for wx — highest inter- est paid. “Also, will take Horse, gay and Harness as cash payment on BUILDING LOT. and long time on balance, Inquireat No 150i sth street. novs-; = ANTED—A Bookkcopor desires a SITU TION to post books. Address B. K., City Post | Oftice, Dov3-en3t™ nov6-3t™ or two gen- front Room 853 iucluding Desrd | WANTED A men industrious American or | OMAN, to do general honsework must be a fret Clee cock, washer and froner; re | ommendations required Apply, after ¢ ook at | No. 38 . horthwest. novs-e iW ANTED—at the Ei Employment Bais, es 1110 E street, tte lith and i2th sts, lass BERVANTS, ‘amilies can be prom tly’ 1 by applying to = Bov3-Im* Mrs, LOUISE ©. BUTL WP itsoats notice that Madame D. MAISON of How York, has roopened hor NERY PARLORS at 53 Mond of 413 Dense pe Coote D—All 0 alae iW ae a the et "he Eee 2 ae br a Lae the Opes Thormomoters of air late: Ww Br ory one 2 Fao that WING hae’ tta Sa Wind MACHINE shuttle in ase, resting Fonnsivants, orest’s Pattern Emporiam, ‘onga0-1y the nies os treuue, Tins tee oy eee ‘iT. W. SPIORR. Agent. LOST AND FOUND. Pyare the 6th instant, Cs on Hotrect or street ai thet "hadee | white ONYX BREABT PIM. sat be liberally rewarded by leaving it Z mie street northwest. | Lome Rrcee ath, — ee pend. Bio was Tame? in; collar Ieftnind tot” “Ben dole o will paid meme tne Fae ee eens ay rhite . YY Tan re e-tiet on O8T—6§5 BE ‘Monday, the 34 of WNo- ber, a black NEWF Praha ene agaiets — will be oe at No, 3434 rw ‘reat n a a- | L Bet White. and black SEW FOURDLAND eyes black anewereto the same ae tee hae collar. Last seen on my the sonener ral rhward west. return to the owner, AM#BIOU iS DAVIS, Druggist, corner L and lith ats. mortioet, nos. ate BOARDING. NILEMAN AND WIFE Ag OARD in one of eat Hin, see rae tar sare | & For farther particulars spply Star eee an, he ph yor moms im mos tained by vard can ob- plication at 103 Migh atrests Gorge: ov! FoR pep eat crane with BOXED, me 5 Ho. oy "BOARDERS, a ein 8 Rh. HAR- | » P street, between 13th and lth north- : oF (OB RENT-FURNIsA?}D BOOMS w 1711 | ee iteet northwest No accommodation for honse e ving. 6-3." Fee REN es aad 2 “nov Coy es, Res, Water, fc. Apply to Z LROURN & LATTA T—A BRIOK HOUSE, No. 111 wrthwest, containing eight rv poms 1Dh street northwest 3 ‘oom, for 3 h SHED ROOMS, wi rivate family. No. streots southeast, t poe BRENT—FUB without board, in» street, between 3d and 4t Hill NT- ROUMS FOR Rouen ESTING has all modern conveniences ly at 1547 Columb! = es and «. ‘FLOR st ae. Ving | Tth street can eave Dine te our Rants tor Entrance om \ naa nov im - | TO Panties aavine 5G MONEY LOANS WanTED POR, LARGE OF SMALI AMOUNTS. age by pia_ing their terest et pemnt-snmoally, Seutrol of the party Toanlng, with fail power of sale Iwill pay. the foe of ally attorney that may be voted by the loaner 40 examine the title and secet ity. The advantages of a well-secured real seine Jon, with a margin thet no depression can ‘are more apparent now than ever before Money wasted also for loans on stocks, bopds and be =: good collat: @ market rate of iaterest. Inf. sion fara bed f i of cha BNER, 729 Teh street pete yee doing @ Du-iue« si tetor he cy THe. Bw Wd AN, wv aa 1 CAPITAL will & oe . coud pa tog ‘0! ‘if calied for in ~~) yaar Withee | be taken ae port! AS $1,000 > ‘ees, sec Not Feat extate, interse: promptly ii be negotiated ar abl nors-t" ro) A FARM THE GATEST —— IN THE WORLD. f from one t each. > mainder of the subdivisian of = Phe North Ariing » Heights,” for sale. A rary oppertunit) for GOVERNMENT Ot or} lemen of ome! al ceriber offers these beantifally looe gmail edvance in {ah end the bela y installments, reat ba: PRUPECTI ¥ wetter "Ths tom and {ts env ™ r arapes aut et “otter best market U — sold are pune ponies mmety ii A t of tith rp — @ IULIPS, REA tpsrare. ROKER. ny posite t 8. Treasury Sh 1At IMPROVEMENT rire FAtD. AND S PER CENT. BON roe. ale heavy discunnt 0 Over National Meron cash, balance House rents for | Lith et per month, with nt tnterest Per month. Inquire 313 street northwest. L.S CHAPMAN, atl novs-6t ‘OR RENT—A den: y WELLING F efor house con vtecom nos iarge rooms. | no better location in for a Provision or | Grocery Store. Ini ire at S8s 2th street north. | west, between I and K — = FOR SALE Very desirable qwo-ory Fi HOUSE, only half wsquare from the Sinitione ian Institute; 7 rooms; corner lot, shade t frovt, and beantifal bedi on on one side. bought for 83,000 on any ¢ if taken soon. no st. GEO. TRUESDELL, E street RENT—New BRICK HOUS! al ‘oom! 4206 in ik th stroct northwest; perk in froat; | F92 ae ‘To one or two front BOOM, nicely furnish symare next to thé Patent @mhce. voaken | oR! RENT SRS rent =e a + BAEDER SHOP a Teetnont House to aman whocan furnish it in food style; the room is new!y fitted up with gold | fresco papor and marble wash FoR: RENT Handeomely fornished suites or gle RO rom; terms moderate; at | 463 H street northwest. Inquire 430 H astreot Berth west, novs 3t” [OR BENT_DINING BOOM and KITCHEN (> | EL & good caterer; best locality in the city; will take rent im board. Address JO) " of- ORS! SALE—A three-story ,prested-brick HOU: With basemont. For terms of sale inquire on the Premises, 1215 Vermont avenue, between M and N stre thw: novs 3” | ORB BENT-Haniioncl furuished ROOMS; room communicating; on firet Th 6 Now York nue, between lth and ern coaveniences; meals in the nity, or served by caterer. nov5-3t™ large and desirable RESIDENG. contains nine rooms, gas, a; Water and bath-room a large garden. (0. 42 Gay street, between Montgomery Greene strosts, George’ town, D. U. nov§-st Fe, BENT. banat back PABLOBS, | CHAMBERS and B. :D D ROOMS; furnished | pag romp ver! ches red ii to permanent occupants: pee itdes private family; ee aah E =e very desirable three. +. yu FQ. Shicn so ave Ish etrect’” Aspiy 4s Sew eee tis, corner 0 KEK. Corner Pennayivania avenue and Sth street, between the hours of 4 and 6 o'clock p.m. FOE BENT OB CEASE—From J Tanga eats 1574, a FARM suitable for raising ¢ ca ne acres and about 2) acres or woodland: ne img and out- buildings. Inquire at Boon BS sesoed Moe Pew ine Department. 15-3" F QE BENT— Three story BRICK HOUSE with x building, containio conveniences: 3 4G ote gceupled by ‘dear Admiral Poor to whom r Fo peer Three. BRICK Hous Ho. ‘2th strect northwest; marble mi Eat (oc tat7 Petree : — Inquire at Paint northwest, Feet now. BUTHBRFORD. Om “SENT Fania BOOMS; single or en 1425 Q ee, north- nov3-003t"_ afnite. Apply No. west. FOR BENT A very desirable STORE BOOM on Ivanieay y to novs-colwe KEKBY, DENT & 09. F ‘0B RENT—A tiny ‘A most elegant HOUSE as 5S ver ocality; containing 13 roo ‘and cold wat 0 . wi out stable, 43. Apply to 243 1m street ‘southwest. FS SALE OR RENT—That very oes EROPERTY on New Jersey avenue. betwoon I ots south ontaining 13 rooms, borides Path-room aad pontry ct has & fine dry cellar: ail In thorough repair with elegant shad ‘utleman of it contains tl coun eans, and, being so near ¢! ‘apitol advantages of ¢ ty and country as’ 6 residence. WALKER & McKAE. novs 6t fo. Sash e Mth and 15th. OB RENT— Furnished, 217 1 street northwest, medorate sized, throc- story BRICK HOUSE. of north side of street; recently farnished: water throughout; « riitabte fof snail Yamlige al ots with rt eet. atta Bh B street, near P a? ~e HE BEST OILS ARE THE C T THE fone Bi prea ns * ALL WHO HAVE TRIED E. H. KELLOGG’S SNGINE AND SPINDLE OILS ACKNOWLEDGE THE FACT, ‘Thor are really good enbstitutes for pure sperm and ow ofls, and aa free from gum or offensive odor orld temperature as best inter ‘sperm sii while coming considerably le less. Se red Pt MANUFACTURED ONLY BY &. 8. KELLOGG, No. 17 Oxzpar peat New York. Synnle, Fish, as good peetere er firgisia Black nery oll ty test imeseiner al egualy oct31-207 5. H. KBLLOGG. (CARPETS! CARPETS! AT FAIS PBIOES. Just received s large assortment of BNGLISH BODY tm ENGLISE Pur Aub WwoRale een _— eae machi beovoen 1 end Knee eee fo rubaren Beet OcttS -Laa nové-3t! Pacey 3 — hg A furnished OARDING—Furnished or Tiaras ROOMS, edit gneve ngge front and back parlors on first floor, large aad | Water Bc! Hail, eet cease oh noel see handsrmely poperea singe oF OF an suite, and two {ssation and neighborbood. and within two squares snactous tod cieetot Bed Rooms on second ftoor, | of of references given and re- i eansy ly. 6 tween 17th and Toth ntvecta TUT Vania arene, b ‘emi, ts advance. ir seam GER sleet CAN BE Agoommons D | j;ok Ee Tah Remtoomely Tarn Pleasant PG GHAMORE, sav tes cer beh anes BOARD at No. oN Grant Place.” "Sao ‘ta le Ghamibers; ste. 808 Hh erect, oppoate Ouryaiie CARDING Fi ENTSHED B00) ca B PARDING— ) BOON St Foe SALE—Some of he most valsabie F RTY iu -hecity of Wi P- ae. as well asin ibe Detrict of Columbia, APPLE: & SDMUNSTO: adress Mo. 420 sth ate street, Wi >» with improv. 5 Bri family, Saftable for: gentleman wel ete ir eee man ie ret door ni Patent Office.’ ee OB EXOHANG) BM of 253 actew: | marten or county, 100 ‘acres in Saunders a Will take city isa 612 Ponneyivania EA DAIRY snd A. gE A Stations, Washi and "Aievandris io. lying id on yg mah Poe onl Eisele ood evsay fool oveilatien need’ Horse tice rm | Fe nate S80, chtesto 6 spent ote of Ith eeroett Wa CHANCE—POR SALB—The Stoc re }, situated le of 12t! ree! —The corner of N street, northwest. For terms, and Fixtures of a frat clase SHOR STORE cers, cor. Penna, a nove . }OB SALE—A ood T room BRIOK HOUSE, HE BEST WAY TO PAY SPROIAL Tax Es— RoR eat modern ‘conteatences, cheap. 1,00 Theres an carers they be ed, receiptcd, at less than the cost of "Bich par cone’ Ba it per cent. eemmooes: always for sale or ex- change, at lowest rat = Pr’ TEE CAMPBELL, Sook: Brok oct®-Im 1423 Pa « nae: th f ALUABLE wu For lying on the Washi two miles from W ashi dria, will be sold in loti portion of the tand has Views of any. propert; these a as built Fort jocality. hundred a ioe eaniifay DUrposes Land in ‘the advantage of ACBES OF LAND, ‘and Alexandria turnpike, »m and four from Alexan- | asan entirety. A suit, © of the wragricelve the Al and, an estate two cities certainly offers a rare chance for an in- vestment. Ti tle ‘or tern informa Lat & OLEA uctioneers: office building, who fect. eal re Estat Star are the oenernds sarate of — o Three large double from §35,0W to $50,000, Honses. r me covered ot oes arijlesanare of GROUND and LOTS in all ing in price er first class HOUSES and LOTS at Mount Pleasant. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—A large BELL, wos For particulars inquire at 13 southrwes Fe tee A good FAMILY HORSE, Ha: pees and low top Rockaway,at J. WAN- STALL & BONS’ Livory Stable, 19.b street, near Pennsylvanix avenue nov7 2t* eae SALE—Dark bay HORSE, sand . Sold for want of use. Price 8 at 462 Louisiana ave., north nov5-3t™ int 125 Ibs » 0 street’Z movT-3t" @ current y BSI mabogeny bays long Black mane ad tat large, and a good family Ber ite sid for the ve before the 18th inst Can HEB'S livery stabloe, 427 Sth street. (OB Se Sine tpi} DSESSES, alm. mee PoE Ts CEA 3 Ww. ga Ho eN TURE. SebvEe Be. In the Bo, a1¥ ti street ee ry eate—a hoice of P, 'BIFG Focal air’ FRaTEIg BRAnMas. Alltrom Stock the country. eis PERSONAL. Bs. MARTINS. Spiral and M Busvmess Me- i im a. gp F street northwest, ant, ts uneqaalied in telling the past, i eet in causing speedy marri ‘end ee success In hee et advice i fnvatuabias” io Bho ‘universal San tise oo BSTACLES TO M. ieee HAPPY BELIEF FOR YOUNG aeeee it free in nowaED KBSOCrATION, Fiaieiphiay ie an Institution having ahi Fepatation for. ble conduct and ps DO] skill, STaTyTg Z-eosa By ital F “San ee a n of hands. ‘Mrs. Tor, 475 Ovtreet eres MEDICAL, &. “QED. PE, DARBY" poss better = yeas G practi treat one charae made for eivice medicine. Drug Store, corner 4% street and cH nies (Cclopizetion Building.) YONSULT D& LEON, CO The Olaese Established Specialist in theC ity. He guarantece « thorugh snd rpeedy cure of all Dervous sud cutan com- plaints, ate Rooms for Ladves. SBlan mw itis Jith street, above H. ndence stricily sonfidential. octlé. 1m" We have received our large and elegant stock of eal AL std ASTRAKHAM HN SACQUES, AES Se See ee OA COLLABS. and GLOVES for gen- “GENDINE SEAL CAPS as low as five dollars, JAMES ¥, DAVIS’ SONS, * 621 PEexnsrivast Avenve, EBSONS HAVING SPROIAL TAXES TO 2eyment. CENT. WIL Ae by 2 As } ine of CH ] Fas AND POOKET LBs, My own direct importation, comprising the rartous editions of BAG@ER EYE « SPOPT! WOOD. And § OOURTIPR ‘The Trade supplied at whoissalr prices WM BALLANTY Sovltr 495 SEVENTH STRERT, BELOW ae et ‘BOYDELL sHAKSi Raz Books ana cations as sone a Pettit nigsiepe received and jr, ag = ramos, &> Hones bob Ses street tw. octet | 01 ube amb st 1ONERS. STA . 1019 Pennay!vania avenue ~ Ro™ OB oF OF or gate 08 Oi Kisvender' Beis’ Mew Hi ta the theories Ad = ual of Midwifery; pay Komance fr 1x3, rings of the birbeot clea n tr & novel, edited by Dr Charles Smart of an Organ-Grinde Marie Sophie wood o the Pat Tee Son * » Complete tone by BL Sharles Reade Lovers, @ powerful and fasct sted from the French by two} ‘ards. Paper and Borat onery lime, at the sical Instrumente teocien | Tye°Rl sttentton by @.L st eet, near norti SBOOND PiaNes ire SOLE AGENOY ae (BOARDMA, AND SHON (ANO WAKBRO ane@tr 425 Lith mroet, abor oan Lath er Pa. avenue. . KURDS | PIANO AND MUSIO STO! ~ G. 1038 Now York Avenue ear Rh » New aniste of seperior ¥ com tn use by the = i BERRLING onda! ie Oren Bi vars ae... ‘tamed end repaired, xchange Lose P: ang AND MUSIO STO: 8 Seventh rae BOTTA Ie st “Orecus and Musical Inetramonts of els-ly | ) | Jase 9. piso - every description on hands | terme. Pian and Organs tad and ad rage orders | GRIMES Ne LOS Betee ae x SO2OMACKEE «4 00.8 Paw s PHILADELPALA, SETS OF TEETH mounted on Piatins, | Ons Gems, ‘a raat one other, eae: | (neuch manner as will secere ft the Teeth, with the Teast amuunt of pain or ‘Anesth 1106 New York arnien't DE-O-B. POs CC. S858, 2aNTisT, and in stzect, over testes Binees Oriel" specialty. Terms moderate oc : of Claums CLEPHANE & BRAILEY, and Writers and Law Reporters, Detween ist and si, augis.ir Shert-! 2 110 ase © street, FRANKS, 413 in Sse —— ‘Sarabiiy end eae] LIVERY STABLES. ABLE! ioe Sie and for COAL AND WOOD. McCAULEY & BROS. 1D AN BS. E. jo, 619 vex nest peey =e 1818 FURNACES, RANGES. LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK 800TH OF PHILADELPHIA, =. lL. GREGORY, sop sm 63 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOB.