Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1875, Page 2

“EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY.......November 16, 1975. ——_—_— EO RG Circulation Here than Double Hints to Advertisers. The following hints to advertisers, given by a Wilmington paper, are worthy of con- sideration by all business men who aim to advertise judiciously: Some advertisers complain of the cost of advertising in all the papers. Well, why are you under any obligation to advertise in them all? Do those of your customers who Want to buy a yard of musiin or @ pound of sugar of you, feel obliged to go and make a similar purchase of every other merchant in town? Ifyou have any inducements to offer people to trade with you it is wise for you to make the fact known tothe public,and as ‘wise and prudent business men you should do ‘this in the cheapest way. If you study the matter you will find that the cheapest way in which you can get any announcement printed and circulated is in theadvertisement columns of a widely circulated newspaper. After that is settied arises the question as to Which newspaper will do it the cheapest. To decide this you must know two things, the Price and the circulation. If you find a newspaper with a circulation of 5,000 charges you $10 for acertain amount of space, and one with 2,500 charges you $5, and one with 1,000 charges you #2, their prices are uniform and other considerations should determine your choice. If, however, those with smaller circulation charge you nearly or quite as much as those with larger circulations, then the latter are far cheaper. With this in mind it is best to get your advertising done wherever it is done cheaper. ——_—— see The Ancient Mound Butiders, In the concluding number of Kentucky “ Notes” by Dr. Toner in another column will be found an interesting chapter upon the cu- rious relics of a former semi-civilized race that are so widely distributed throughout the Mississippi valley, and tributary valleys, from the great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. The conciusion is drawn fairly from these evidences, he thinks, that the continent of North America was formerly innabited by people much farther advanced in the arts Of civilization than their successors, the red men; that they lived In compact, fortified settlements, and must therefore have en- joyed some of the conditions common to civ- ilized communities; but that this race had, in all probability, disappeared ages ere the Indians came either from some other land, or from the mountain fastnesses of this coun- try, and erected their wigwams within the vast fortifications, and buried their dead Within view of the tumuli and in shadow of the places “ where ages before the Mound Builder kept his sacred fires ever burning to Propitiate h his heathen gods.” ———-.ces--—___ The principal reason given by some heads of bureaus and departments for declining to furnish for publication the names of clerical appointees is that it subjects them to an xtra pressure from office seekers and their friends. The announcement from day to day of such appointments naturally leads cler- ical aspirants to believe that notwithstand- ‘ng the stereotyped “no vacancies in this cepartment,” there are aching voids existing, which it Is their mission to fill,and they herefore press forward with more eagerness ban ever. This, however, is necessarily one of the annoyances of public officials, and when they accept positions of responsibility they must expect them as a matter of course. The public undoubtedly has a right to know what its agents are doing, except 1n cases where its own interests would be imperilled by premature disclosure. Suppressed infor- mation is always sure to be made public sooner or later, and it frequently occurs that Such intelligence is unintentionally distorted simply because its proper custodian refuses to give it out with the necessary explana- Uons, if any are needed. nd The Japanese post offic> department, en- couraged by the United States and mainly run by live Americans, is making good pro- Gress, according to the last report of the Japanese postmaster general, H. Mayesima. A general post office has been built during the year, at the moderate cost of about $12,840. There are 3,296 postmasters in Ja- pan, and the total amouut paid to them an- bually for their services, and the reat of the offices which the postmasters own, is yen 13,052.95, or about the same number of dol- lars, from which it appears that the average salary of Japanese postmasters, including rent, is about four dollars and ten cents a year. Only sixty-five persons in the empire stole letters or otherwise intringed the pos- tal laws, and of these fifty were punished, one escaped, one is in prison, eleven are @walting trial, and two died from sickness, This is a pretty good showing in comparison With the violations of the posta! laws in our ‘Own country, which sometimes reach in a month or so to as many as Postmaster Gen: €ral Mayesima reports in an entire year. The fact that Forney’s Sunulay Chronicle, the Sunday National Intelligencer, and Col. ¥Fitzgerald’s Philadelphia Sunday City Item all came out on Sunday last in tavorof the ‘third term is looked upon by some of the quid nunes as indicating formal break- ing of ground in that movement. Quite likely, however, the three papers opened voice together on the same note by accident. The Washington special of the Cincinnati Commercial, however, professes to have “solid foundation for the statement” that the demonstration means business. Hesays in this connection that “there are ten open and avowed advocates of the pro- Ject tobe met with now, where there was one prior to the elections. Many republi- cans apparently accept the result as indis- putably establishing the fact that the party can not be successfal next year if Grant is not their candidate for President, and among those who are most positive in this belief is General (Grant bimself.”” 202 — A note was made in Tue Stak the other Gay Of the excellent showing given In the report of the Commissioner of Etucation in regard to art museums in the District of Columbia. The same may be said of the District in respect of libraries. The reportof the Commissiover shows the total number Of books in libraries througtout the United States which have reported to his office to be 7,812,475. Of this number about 603,500 volumes in libraries located ia the Dis- trictof Columbia. This numer of course in- cludes the library of Congress, with nearly «-°,000, and the medical library (by far the Im, * medical and surgical collection in the L_ ‘ted States) of the Surgeon General's Office, \ -'h over 30,000 volumes. Oe Mr. Richart Grant White, who got many good-natured raps over the knuckles for his practice of what he denominates “ hetero- phemy,” in the Gaizy for December, berates the critical editor soundly, and invents a new ‘word, “cynicasterism,” to express his utter contempt for them. The offending quill Grivers will doubtless wilt under the pon- Gerosity of his invective, and let him goon With his ‘heteropnemy uni unmolested hereafter. ‘The Alexandria Sentinel notes the appear- ance of @ number of drunken men on the who came here from Washington to get tight.” There certainly must be some mis- take sbout this. No Washington tippler, in his right mind, would think of going to Alexandria for his bitters. There is no longer any uncertainty as to the acceptance of Dr. McLaren, Protestant Episcopal bishop-elect of Illinois, the stand- ing committees and bishops having, without . So far as heard from, given in tbeir assent to the choice of the diocese. OUSE BA 7 Betas ot Ges JULLDIN GS leave orders at SROLUINGSY ORTH, OCCGALAM & OO. povls ay” HAVANA ciGars, Just in aicois or! aeeel Culp, ane He 20,000 CIGARS. We sell genuine HAVANA CIGABS only. 13 CIGARS fret 1. 8% fered. . i for #1. a = for 61. A xery fine CONCHA 19 conte a piece; samo price by the box G. G, CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, novlé-tr 1418 Penn. ave.,opp. Willard’s Hotel. UR ENTLBE 8TOC; a OFFERED. beater THE GOODS MUST LE at SACRIFICE. SOLD. _BYERITHING OHEAP. All-woot Bigek Cashmere, 62. Very fine Black immense assortment of new Winter ‘2, 25.31, 3%c. Black Lg abies tte ag | 4 50, iel . 12, +80, 62, 75¢. All-wool said. Dost med Bed in, Sumemeron r Men and “ood Towels Te Linen spktas, ‘80. 62. ec ‘Liten Handkerchiefs, ee Excoliont Bock es wor in short len) ingen Good Canton nel, . One yard and quarter wide Cotton, 12: Very wide Sheeting Cott novl6-tr NEw BOOKS. = Banoo EIGHTEENTH CENTURY nl OK. Four hundred Jilustrations......@15. 10 foe pa CORBEGIO. Tine. trated with Photogra: 00 SPAIN. By Basen Devitiier. bomen JOT Praeseee ornare WHITTIER’S “MABEL MARTIN ” Uniform with Lorgfellow’s “Hanging of the Crane”... $5.06 POETICAL LOCALITIES pe CARaEIDGE, a lustrated with Helioty pes from Nat ALL THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS A large assortment of Cloth Bound Books, com- priviag Fiction, Bclence and History, reduced to 8c SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, Agents for Lawrence's “ Pare Linen” Papers. novié 911 Pennsylvania avenue, 5 fo THE SUPBEME OOURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ititins @ Special Term, November 16th, 13578 In the case of John Borland, Executor of JAMES MILLER. deceased, the Executor afore- said, bas.with Le Approbatjon of the Supreme Court of the Dis of Columbia aforesaid, Png es Tuyspatet be fac day of Deceeiber’ jor the final settlement amd distribution of the per: sonal estate of said deceased. and of the assets in hand, far as the same have been col- lected and turned into money ben and where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notidied to attend, with their claims pr Nouched, or ther may otherwise by law be Fecitdal om i deceased's estats: Provided e copy of this order be published Oat a teak tat tie weeka in the Byenine Star previcusts the said day, Tost YEBSTER, Register of W: ae ot WY te THE DinTEIO# fae Poe am day oe Mary Louisa Beats - i heed _ Reed All persons to appear in this court 0 on ta” the’ Tah day of December ka. m..to show cause oy — pert, at 1 o'clock a. to show caso w Lament on ie . eat je of the sai jeceased should not issue as prayed. Procvied atopy othe blisheaonce & wock, for thre wneka ening Btar previous to the ne a: WEBSTEIL, Woalster of Wille C STRICH TIPS, logs than baif price; large stock; i fashionable colors, at the cheavest store in the diy. OONNOLLY'S, or Hes 608 9th st., opp. Patent Oice. Daas PROMPTLY EXECUTED in ail its branches, inclading Catting and Basting, at zearobable prices; by Miss BLUQAS, 923 7h street northwest. Aliso Madame Livfngston's ce’e- brated tailors’ system of Cutting taught. nol5-cost” TY¥e CENTS A SKEIN—Bolding Bros. — broidery SILK, white or biac! the store In the city. C novi tr 60% 9h st, opp. Disserution NOTiC! tice is E tics cea Ciren ibe thet the late firm of GKO. F. WAL ae dealers in Groceries, &c.,cor- a oer of @ and Tt h streets orth west, was ‘mutual dissolved on the 19th of October, 1571 hy claims against said firm to coy Vf be promptly by 3 stand, corner of 7th and Boundary rect Feeling thauk- ful to my friends for thelr former patronage, I would call their 5] attention to our Is nd splexdi ‘amily a We can offer ih Vien wil attend to all orders with hy chm jemanly ‘manners ALEES, fropteer, nov1s-St" A CABD. ra Se the demise of the senior mewber of the = B.W. BEED & SONS November 8, 1575, the get rm is diseolved. with his pie di EORGE surviving members, RICHARD H.W. and ware B. BERD. wilt close up and wis an accounts against: said and one nue under beme of B. W. REEDS BON A cconnts wil eretered 2 all persons indebted tothe firm of B.W. REED & li 3, and prompt fettlement is respectfully requested. B.W. REED’S SONS, Dovis-lw Grocers, 1214 F street northwest. S.,..... SILVER WAzg, PosEe. DINNES SETS "PITCHES, BASKETS, WArTRRs ies. Incladi imaginable ition 0 of Sil rer the lowest price he most contly and elegant 4 ian fintabed. AML. Kigk & BON, 172 West Baltimore street. Sap Eatont OTC. A GARD TO healy LADIES—Artistic DBESS- MAKING in sil branches. Wedding, evening, Feception and dinner suits made to order in the Tate ners. 1923 Pennsylvania a they want first-class work ver ASSLEY @- “AFPLEMAN, having fitted, np bile acount al SORT Tak BO" NOTE ed him at fair ‘Office X. Spaced ‘tnincumbared 53s Pennsylvania avenue, Dear Treasory Department. novis 6t" Hix 1 AND LATHS ferson is no loading a cargo of Falls Ice Com . ‘bich will hea sold very low from on daa D' W. B ENTWISTLE, corner Pennsyivant indy, egunanced to ersons left at the store of Bowers Bros.. 131 Bill be promptly attended to.” Miss LS. Sole Agen LOUIE & CO. nl5-4t" hat are offered rates. MONRY to oof Bime TIMOTHY Hay a es ‘at the C: novisse * COmPSPY'S WET GUINAND. ‘enue and 12th street, has k nell the wonderful INDIAN BLOOD 8) Bovis Ey WW igi Bae Bor “Sino S white" Cis | to 15 yearsas Nurse. Waxtzbstes CURB SETTERS oa Bea | Georgerow's. Apply on the work. povlé-2t" ' | lines W43irbadt: thoroughly experienced DRESS exclusively on Basqase. Arp’ ne era ih street north’ ED—A young man of aly Thabite, = Aires to correspond w with a matelnony. gil Hike’ cu CURTIS, Waankage De aage j Wnteea merece oman Wowax to in general housew: Fosd women. movl6-Im =p ka ee or ond fog aad conse oon haan BOOMS floor. and ia central locali Gity Post Ofte Wena ocak aad Vy Gre; mast be competent. and have gocd Tec- 1219 Vermont avenue, uesr Mth ‘novl6-2t" Witrrenrars WW ASTEDSEQESS TO WINTE: ‘oats and ; Fates reasol mable. For ther fare esto price ead location apply to sates stand » 19th street, near Penusyl- ‘Yenia avenue. novié ABTED—A fernished ROOM, wanent board. moderate terms in 6 i Wie age VSPROPABLE Wont Seltoae whi take entire charge Tittle py while she is at her wget necesssrily out. A good id excellent reference required. Ap at men Y mont Saige ae between the hours ef Hi and 5. novi6-St ANTED—A “STENISaED HOUs Capitol Hill p rmanent tenaut. A Benate po eee a c rr »Mice. Capitoly bovis 2% W, TEC—To buy—a LOT of six or seven sit) in the Congressional Cemetery. potron: ee ivgh mn, price, &c., mee Star office. nls y j ANTED—Second hand NITU ed c rE Pets and OILCLOTH, wt 412 Hither west. Orders b'y mail prom pily attended to, nis-lme Wank & respectable German woman, @ SITUATION as first class cok or housekeeper {ne private family. Address No. 719 9th street, be.ween G and H. novl5-2t* W ANTSD—HORBES to keep daring the wints large stabling, plenty of foe best attenti For trtis apply toWal 1 WAL. & Jane ave., bet. Sth and Wth ts, ‘nl8-St* Witenes oo SITUATIO) ectable Foung nad j@ chamber work au be the washing and ironing. Address =% a ce. Be FOR RENT AND SALE. Fes eaters Tree Se 3 ato- No. 819 t between En svonue and C st. cost: Fre, Ligeia TEE fur use. 3 ‘nev! Feet PP ae Cone No. rt} Detrees at. aa br geo ‘ooms, bet ‘wanes 1, Latrobe: all in ed artes $23 Fee oth bit ae F?, roa’ porch cpus Firat " Borch, ch etgant feat lot; Ni ply to tisk. © Noissi Pee Pesokeeee he nis.a Fgesee BENT—A sice TREEMEYT of 7 rooms, on rest _norti laware avenus and _ ws i seeoes eee at 234 ad “Tireet, mer enss ais FoR! BERT=Ont, Tre es HOT SE, nue southwest, bath. 31 I Yirginia av *Toqutest 23 Virgen ny c TOR BENT—Mandvom> PARLORS ap Li a a teats able serv. ately. if desi iperior caterer. “apis ee 1see i ork od y ovemente; at LeDroit Park, oply one square Som the 7th and 9th street cars, e rent will below. Apply to AL DARBER & Con Fos ky west, Sppeaive Powe Ofics way FOE BENT—4 BRICK HOUSE. six rooms, wa ter and gas. @30; No. 40% H strce Inquire Ho. 4 K street northern eet ROriN eat {OB RENT—STORE No, 130 Baste aeitee mfor’ Grocer} oF Pr isione, Enquire on the premis jor Er NTs large unfarniabed FRONT ROOM on 34 floor. A ‘aap at 70% Ith street northwest, between @ and H streets, from balf past two to fout o'clock ovis ot [GE BENT—One nice Ta ROOM ina privately family, was. water, and bath- Beat, Fant S12 per month. 918 D sireet north: west. pe eae the door. ovis 2t” FS RENT—HOUSE 46 rc street norchwest. 7 Benth Tekan kitchen: large yard, dc. 25 ath in advance. EINGTox §Attorneys. ‘av, 454 Louisians novl5 Im Fo RENT—Handsome and comfortable PAR. LOKS aud BED ROOMS, with or without board. in @ private family without children, No. $13 F street northwest. Central and convenient. Terms moderate, novi5-tf NTED—By a respectable white ain. Tari i WwW ATION to cook. wash and iron ina private family. Apply = 4333 Madison street, pees con M and N and 6th ai 15-3 WabrEeD— a two WHITE "GIRLS, weil recommended—one for genoral housework and one as nurse for children; at No, 216 2d street northeast, Capitol Hill. novl5-3:* Vie ALL ROOM, or small room on 24 floor, within ten minutes’ walk of 7th street sud Bvenne. by 8 single man in business. Address Pose Office Box 115. Tov l5-3t" W ENTED—Chambermalds, Coo arses, Wait ors, Coachmen, and Footman: mau 96 Office Partner. Families pli it ‘re class at EMMERSON S 'S, Federal Buildines, 7h site Post Office. nov 15 2" |W ANTED—To sell, 1y r 3 SHARES in the Citizens’ Building Company. Will sell cheap Address P. 0. Box 460. novl3 3t* Ws NTED—A suite of five furnished BOOMS for Fqtosekteping, or two pleasant, rooms with ard north of Pen: ia ave. and west of 10th trot "Address" Booms,” 949 K street, ni3-3t= WaAStED—« first-class DRESSMAKER who works in the latest Paris style, and assures best of ft, wishes to get engugoments for fashionable ladies. and I to goout by Address or apply $19 streets. novl3-3t' ith street, between H table ramen with Sret-clese a SITUATION as family Ws ips item res) reference, wishes seamstress or charg: x4 one or nee children over two years old. Wi nid take care of an invalid. Eu- quire “Seamstress.” Box 6, Star office. novl3-3:" OB RENT—FUENISHED HOUSE—The com- modio a . clegantly, fornished mansion of Mrs. Wise, eg Heth and G streets northwest pp orn (i744 G@ street) mn the premises between ie! hours of 10 8. m or to RICHARD CACH, Mo. 436 Loultians areas ook FoR BENT—825 per month-HOUSE No. 1745 S street —— ee brick front, bay window, saloon parlot ining room and kitchen, fret floor, four chambers and bath Po ies second floor. Also, second house nort! Boundary on Lith st nth, Res BUR- GESS, Attorueys 52k Ss street, or 14d a gate | northwest FOR BEXT—Right unfernished uae on thi floor, gas and Water; rent in advance; at south- east corner of Sth and Dts, northwest. rovis-at *OB BENT—Front and back PARI OB. neatly furpishe modern improvements; 917 New ., near two lines of street cars. 'novl3- 0 York ave. Foz BENT—ROOMS, with BOARD—a back par- hn doz and B large front room above. wig 1133 Fo sea House of T 7 r Lin nereetaoriawest ot? 2 Savance, Apply 124 Bor BENT Te Tarnished ROC Los sired; for rl pol Dan iter. No. 1745 Pennaylvania ave. borthwest nov13.6t* Fo BENT—BOOM No. 16 LeDroit_Buildia; Fixtures se be soll very cheap. Inquire at = ah pa Bovis ings Bank, Room 15 LeDroit Building. W: ANTED—A refined and agreeable Gentleman to cceapy a large, handscmely turnished pr m1 Boom, in a private wily. Central location, thetmodern improvements. Address “K. C.,” Star office, novl2 6t™ ANTED TO SELL—A few hundred doliars’ Winn of bosnD 7oF ¥ PUBLIO. WORKS BONDS. 5 per cents aire at Batter ea] southwest corner of 9th snd 1H streets n. w. nol) 2w? JV ANTED—By @ therongh business man, who ‘will work for the interest of his employer. a ITUATION. Honorable employm: of an obiect ‘iia salary. Acdress BUSINES 38," “Star office. novl0-2w Vv ANTEb—A few TABLE BOABDERS, at 16321 — Terms, §¥ per month. Refer- ences required, novi-Im WASTED Tones to feed through the winter farm op th street road, eight, miles from th oO. CLARE, Sligo P. O., M i Ge%-ma 4 F- oct im Fo cen neatly tarnished second ttory back BOOM, snitable for gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen: B. Hi street north Bovis 3t™ Fe. SALE OB BENT—H9%USE No. 1327 0 e street southwest. Anexcellent chance for one wishing to engage in business. For partica od apply on the premise: novi5-6 'T—Several Our ES, haan in price LSON, Gori pay i sts. nw. tished double PARLORS, nd hand: mat Fo, REN from $20 to 983.33 novi3-3t___| some pres Brick House—bay window and veranda back No 5th street, between L ai ovis 4t* F a RENT—Handsomely furnished aoe Sf on Georgetown Helghts, one square from F-street Tent low to good tenant. Reference required: care; cy {ou OF address 1523 1 street, between 1 anil ANTED—To st BUTLERS, comer noted for old ones, at K street pentane Opposite ethers Market. WatEaaes TO OLEAN at Bice’s eating Maine svenu LOST AND FOUND. Fa erate td lane { O8T=On the wight of the 15th. a liver aud waite. ¢ orsd Foluter GY P, four months ola, with buckskine ollar; tail nipped A suita: Liv reward. will be JOHN BUS: SE alece Mar! oe corner Mth street and New York venue, novié 2t* LS02, the ee of Sieg sth instant, at the corner of 20th stree Pennayiva. nia avenne,@ paged —. witte sat haa the jerks in t hed on a leather collar with ot hae fe. A liberal rcs if ret —— to No. . 865 street northw: bovlé 21 Site insite Fe M AEE, oa cee, teat and blaze face. be paid for her return to CHAI eth Se corner of ith and F streets Dovi5-2t Lita —On. rataeaay last, @ oat ge and tan sr peeL meteor ars cli Dare spot on his back. Ribera re. or wil, be given for bis retarn to No. 62' 4 novl5-2t northwest, L “08 On STOLEN One bay HORSE and HAR- 4 HESS, from K street Market, on Satar- day evening last. A toltable reward will BESO said for his Sai to F. GREENAPPLE, Barrect south west. novl5-3t* OST—Saturday, near corner of = and E streets anal “blac 4 northwest, an TERRE iE DOG. nearly bare on neck and jnitable piney for his return to vers: 934 F street north’ T KEN UP ESTEAY—On the lath in floc G. biack stripe on back, large ears "The owher will couse for’ Sore: property, par charges take i away. IN novl5 3t* Franklin st., bet. P and Qn. Teeny oigt the ith Insta sorrel E about 4 years old, white mark face three white fort ‘The owner will please come — prove wopery pay charges andinke her awa; CHAT. DRISCOLL novl5 Corner lth and Boundary sts. REWARD — strayed. on the 1th of Novem: S red COW. Bigh horse. and spo toa The above rer ard will be, pai returned SALOMO: Jackson Hall alley, bet. Pa. aver and O eth north: novis 3t* ro Friday, see ton ¢ ofa BRACELET, a Carbuncle set with G: Lost at the Pres dent's or on New Vork avenue, A’ suitable Teward if returned to 726 19th street northwest. novl3-: GRAND OPENING! SATURDAY, October 30th, 1875. SECOND INSTALLMENT or Fell and Winter Clothing, aT A GREAT REDUCTION OF FORMER PRICES. ‘The Nobby Evglish Worsted Overcoat, - A Fine Elysian Beaver Overcoat, iit Prout Front, | os A Handsome Elysian Beaver Orexeat Si Fro, ats An Elegant Far Beaver Overcoat. Bilk Fron’ a ical, aw sn A Etylish English Kersey Over A Magnificent Fur Beaver Overcoat. Front, A erie Fer Beare Oren Ht Free, = 4 Grand Chinchilla Overcoat, ae An All-wool Chinchilla Overcoat, poops a A Fine English Worsted Suit, Straight Frock, A Fine English Worsted Suit, Rocky 82 A genuine Moscow Beaver Suit, - formerly 925 An Elegant Cass. Buit, New — iets jormerly SB A Mognificent Cass, Suit, St. Bernard werd Baie. os smn any “ A Nobby Oass. Bult, Lester W: Seman ex, un pees es 810 formerty 813 A Heavy Working Suit, 83,% 4y 910 a= iscalled to YOUTHS’, BOXS’ ay PaULDEaES CLOTH- WI'CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH, A. STBAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUS. pice ee Se OST Strayed from my afore on Thursday morn. ing. Pa fom liver Scipi Hh TE to the p ae Buitable reward’ iin be ald oo his retura to te sous) heast corner of Sth and D streets n.w. novi3 3t BEWARD —Lost, ead the 7th of November, a 2D white POI G; yellow ears: Fellow spot op aide aud root ‘of t bp hia id it Feturued e513 Bucde Yalundavesne: 0 HENRY 0. McUENEY. PERSONAL. A®teOLOGr. oan. This celebrated Lindy Autre and Healing Me- at No. 201 D street, corner of ot, aortas ny has no 30 im delineat- ness her friends, ou of reaxings, lemen, aoa c "epi ty WE ABE OFFERING A large and well-seleoted stock of HBATING STOVES. 47 MARKED DOWN PRICES. We have a ee r= of first-rate Mi Fitters, Tinners, okay or. Blas Biante’ Cattorey Stove | Special Attention to all Jobbdi: these departments. MAY WARD & HUTCHINSON, oct6-tr 317 Winth ott °ot northwest. The Celebrated Double Elastic SPENCERIAN STBBL PENS are fer sale by all dealers in Stationery. papier ants 2 IVISOH, BLAKEMAH, TAYLOR & 00., cct?-eotm 139 & 140 Grand St., New York. miiea ane T Geo : 9 room Brick HOUS with gab ani Pater, dot Hent, 610 permantiy Asie io DAVID JAC Poe nt, $10 per mont iy 0 Gruckry Bridge sts Georget novl3 6t* OR Se ver} ‘bus OFFICE FP ookts ih bait ing Yo formert erly occupiel by Dr. U. 0. Cox, being No. 1335 ¢ Gs STORER & WILSON, [Re Cor. 1h and F ns. nw novl3-3. FR REN Des street, novi 7t jouseiceeping. ia a al ‘araished ished Boom on'secoul floor. with or ‘yithoss board, 114 6th street 8: “mma between rooms, hew range, Sud petuted. Rea’, $72. $ 17th street northwest, 8 ately occupied by ex-Senator Har- Bent, @ivo Brick HO} BE, No. 900 M street, corner 9th st. Inn. northwest, wi 13 rooms, aii in good conition. R nt, a te “ibe to JOS. F. KSLLEY, nov 02 Sth street northwest Fe SALE—Fine Sarr Brick RESIDENOB, with brown. stone tri Brite 24 feet front, four- “aerate building; No. 1211 N street. fia large kitchen with ith ood ra rapes, hot and cetieary ween ubs, g: cel- dar. with viurnace and MAIN FLOOR—| Double Parlor, with porch, din- or roses bast bath-room. Tooms, closets ia nearly Good I chandeliers, gas fixtures, marble mantels veer be ler. Hon: gn: Epi t fe Stout ved alle: i: K LBOUR: LATTA. cor. as and G sts, novl3 eost [hop eSanday Hier rae comfortable six-room ne 7 BEIOK | 9H in Bice neighboriiod, treet ewuth beast, betwrec nD Inquire of @. HUD- SON. Rent $13, novi2 4t* OR HENT—a00 Pe MANE, Dandeom: furnished suite of BOOMS, south f flocr, open fire in parlor, private fam: strect northwest. FopRe RENT—Two suites of handsomely furnishod on first and second floors, with or with- ont Berk at $23 al $25 Vermont avenns, oppo- site Arlington Hotel nove-awe Fe BEST—S17 224 street northwest, © one square ao Ayenne ‘novi2-Im* BENT—A fall suite of ROOMS for a family, isting of three or more bei rooms, bat dining room: newly furnished in . JACOB, Caterer, No. 920 Far- yaqut nquare,17 street northwest, between I end Kat novia 6t* Forse fine three-story BRICK DWELL- ING with store room attached; located on 7th tnorthwent, near the market. Will take in or gti. Ed BWHEET) O11 Tub street, opp Pod om 811 Tub street, 0 rr handsome new thie story and fi es ‘windows ap Cte Bali, on ront; we U modefn convenicnose, and siiuated itr que of £1 thowt desirable sections of tue clty, within few foot of the yermont avenue circle. ts fo eal ttant z 5 hery aud’ will be Teady for cccupaucy by Isto De- sor Price $10,000, terms to suit. Wor far- mn apply at 1335 1th sircet ‘movIz-6t" 0 BENT-—T ‘stor Pitney HOUSE for Fe ca Hactrstroel’, a oh nt gm a 7 1-6 Siizt th street. = MS in one Fo SS ar ae Bo novil-6t* gnd.clegent HOUSE on Tet nde eer Tonuire'of THOS. Wi re "a “novi 6t* 08 BAL! ful DING LOT on 0 FPogesurs tamper mies? ‘money will be re- quired acer ‘months given without in- 513 Tth street. FRR EMe Et ATTRETION, SENA- parece ‘ive, comfort- ably furnished suites of Sor ieee (ae aoet oR aye a So a, a paneer tei Foner tes Ce EgRHNOOA. Tai ar aannoe tee ae BOARDING. BUSINESS CHANOES. SHED No. 80) FR + ro": F° Moths eer five, <r eight room MEt#&® Borer, Rothe 8 1315 Possaptvamesrense 470-472 Pusnertvayia AvENce, Entirely Renovated and Linprovet | XUWANGE—6s = the Diserten for city r HOUSES fora large Here ore 0 e York or broukiy proper 'y FFs | Totle beara. Dinner at ¢ o'clock. Newly far. | "pu Pennarte . { ot iS for teat Uy the ath. woreda | coterivauta aroma BES SINGLE BEN cx 5 {BE Koco | bates: aks Saeoreed alcely farnisbed * Boome ot wenient rine totwo lives of - boris be 339 purtatess a posite Ebbitt wut a ap “HOUSE . W. MILLER & CO.. No. 915 F street northwest. A LOCAL S\LBSBAN, Fe = Tew and elegant Traveling with other goods. Address, re roof HOUSES, contai 12 rooms CRC, stating experience aud district traveled over, each, besides ‘Veults, &c., with all med- ci MANUFACTORY, rane TT cae, {de most eee erica Rovls-2 berth lath at ‘. tledelphia. Fa. poe to WIN DSO. FS. Bai ES 7 IL Foun 32) Tecan ve avenue, Coa Go heuna LINERY and PANCT GOODS STORE. are Selon dail nové 1mt* Ro"tdbe Gi aha portiwem, oer .P 0 ° aa BENT _Foroihal HOUSS, 13 rooms, all . : an ‘suitable wovls St a See pet a] e have voveral small sume of MO ov? Im modern improv pe Jequire at 9 ate. One sam of S50 ome of @2- ra POR SENT View gion EOOW #892 1 OW NMAN & © street for partion without children. These roms RovIS Iw (Trib} Rent Rates Becher eee NS ot are ‘unusaaliy large and chow ‘IRE PROPERTY O8 NST —Fok @ bowl RL ee eM st north two RD MUSSEY 633 F street porths oat JANTED—A PARTNES io a fret ¢ “%, Provision Btore. sahington, ead Ma TOR SALE—A new, elegant nd oubee: class $ story pressed brick fro with brown stone steps and trimiot back butiding. ‘Contains all the m: ments, and location one of the finest in the city. Tn- sae on the premises, No. 1311 M street bit = lens Moat atk Fe BENT—One partly furnishal HOUSE with 12 rooms, in destrabie location; will suit a Mem- ber or Senator. ¥ <t., owl lw HANGE WOR FOR SALE. ta OR SALE.—A pair of fine Black GELDINGS, young. gentle and sourd. Suitable for eneral family use, Ingvire at stables, on” EX rooms, end gor aed jage house. HE! £08) OnE. 27GH ow oe Saas zuma Sept i eed = | Bs} rae Wc ernconvenionces. Apply at 1224 F atest k SAL aay TORE i and K Foe ee a actiie two to BRICK DWELLING in Georgeto ing ten rooms. It is locsted i out tieipg, and p of anythin nies Dy a | Sama wtcrABY sk table. ED PLEDGES hood and within ove sjuare.o > E—A very One I mdent ad —_— ee Bent reasonable toa good tenant, FS, Doth Fiz ba ack, SThM Winding kat op oon band, ae b. DAVIs, 51 Congress street, Geo SETTIN: ery massive 13 karat Gouds, for ent cheap. The ere of fluc Watches, Diamon ud chiatoe. Lov Foe RENT OR LEASE—To a desirable tent adits, of 3 all other Fine Jewelry arereepectiuily invited toe, * given Mover ee gts PA Doris St | amine the stor. 8. GOLDSTEIN & 00 ena be s ®yDa is direct Ay — other un Grcthe Ba tee'fimk si vist “ Ok SALE GEE} XHOCND and other bunt ; 8. GOLD go at store, 621 Pet ania a - ah. ie novl-tr Z,DAVIS EONS bat store, musylvanis ave: | or at northwest. nols 3c" e | x = x i, Go YOLUMBIA RAILROAD STC } Fo RENToLe ee Pa be a} —s ROOM, Fs? SALE—Or will exchange for 3 & bonds. Gk i ALLBOAD BT bia Bi. ‘om stock, o1 ail ny A limited notmber hare above stock hardactly ferulshed, Also, an elegant suite of erty~one ntgebealtty | AT WOnSmp ons be hed. ste reascusble price, Apply to i ROOMS, on jc soutl it Sxpowere; oui tricks, and stand without bite IKE, Jr, & CO., Bankers, F street. betwee for Mem mgt Congres 8 OF oth Also, STOP BUGGY, almost new. sai \ tts ir persons, and nd new HABN dress Bay Horse,” Star office I AND =, rT iae QUERIES on Metropoll- 4 tan Point of Rocks rail , thirty-five aor 4 fronting on Taiiroad = from | Forest Gi station nearly to Linden station. Also, ¢ roads that raus fro: rom. 7th street road to x | Bouse and Stable, at OARD Tarnished, Apply at 902 34 street, corner of WILLIAM B. BECK, Asvensny ng La $4 F sirdet mortnwnst.— octt-tm* rear TNPEOV ERENT TAXES , } ner | i Fo BENT—PARLOR end BED BOOM, com: Bega 8 Also, Hi furnished street northwest, Mt. Veruon Place ostab-ine (OR BENT—Furnished PABLOBS and BE 1 ROOMS, and Booms furnish ove a ;| On TUESDAY, the 19%h instant, I wit oom ‘o miles above D. ©. line. Also, my ber ¢ o SS furnished with everything | 37.2 Adi, Se - ~y mence paying special Loprovement takes ai © grealcr for housckeoping, cn the svutheast cornst of acres, adjoining Forest Glen, equally 4 by | discount than is being mate by aay other person 1a street and Pennsylvania avenue, ‘oct28 Cet aie caame auarrics from 30 to 80) fect | Lhe city, a) on each side cf the tract, which have furrtsted stone for railroad bridges ard culvorts. I will sell — BROWN, Foe SALE—Tne three-story BRICK HOUSE, mastic front, No 2906 H street uorthwest, con: or in lots. Address ¥. J. Brareeen tt with back building, modern im- . ©, Montgomery Go., Ma." _novil 2 VILDING SITES OR A GOOD DW st lot _a1x100; heighborheod excellent, @ and GROUNDS for sale, at Ammon Wai Statio on, Baltimore aud Ohio rajirand Apply on premises, DANIEL oots Ss “GOLDSTEIN cx, 00., 2 ome and Comm: 's Brokers, Bort! er Wb and Fo® SALE Ti LUMBER from the old Navy Yard Bri ee ae parchase: Apply the bridge orto E. G. WHEELER, 7th meet, osite Center Market | “A TIBACTIVE HOU sale on reasonable terms, b treet northwest. octas-im rae RENT—Ons One isrge PA! BLOB id three CHAMBERS, en suite or single, ail bani Feostend furnished with entirely new furniture, in house yust cor be eeighherbnek oees teen niELCas FOR RENT OR D ye Sorel etvonens wenke'enn ‘Perscual | Property fed Ko. 4 Lateyette ®zuare, reut or sale, with or with Ne eM, ao oe ins desirable neighborbood, i » street out furniture, | p meh yt Freee Serme. Cuso- car ‘ i bere we. | Pledges ‘nud Com joude at private texan te sy aaie for oom cot-iwe| 391 cor. Ith (Hooper honse,) rent or suie $0: | male." Business strictly co ots tt Fur SALE—On easy torms, a goodamall FRAME | 1209 Ky sale or rent) 99: | NPQNEY, 70 LOAN Several small amocuis, HOUSE, Bo. 1037 da'vriat northeast, sbetwoen | 1213 i. as: | MM gun, gan. $1.0 K and L stréets northeast, in a good location. En- | 3325 K)(Stanton louse) lo. | O70 quire of HENEY KELUGM, Agricaltaral depart. | 1234 lib, rents furnished. | PERL AMOS HUNT, J. Bland Conveyancer: Ne, | 1330 Mass. avcuue, rent, for 125 A’street nort ects 1 904 I stroct, “ | 732 abt, “ ae eae PARLOR and BED-ROOM | 10.00 feet of Somes on Ath. pear ot or gale, and three other Lol BED- ae Houses and Lote eee S of The tty . ot reate aud Inquire 1106 6th street northwest, rent. Apply at EN Beal Esteve 16th street, near Riggva Coss B Bn BENT—Furnished ROOMS, single 02 | suites aie, teres Dereon eek eS OR SALE—One pair of Bay Onitinge HORSES shat 419 eh wrest faiois nis thee, presets Gt | ket Wind RSET Rae st floor, With or without ass ‘Table 5 ig new hour: bot nd onl wate: convenient ts | Meet or LADIES’ GOODS. three lines of street rirosieg No. 729 13th street OB SALE—An ‘extensive auormacat of now | Borthwest, between G and octls Im™ stoves: hand gUENTUaR. fe | 1 ~1 R —! OVE “ae. ©Gand Streets, No. 623 - x raise, gieito, Si aon SRS RES: | Steno Oren Genet eres. 8881719 = very cagar. 719 B60, 85,0 82.06, 81005, veil losated FOR SAGE Tap tne, Tare, young, trog-eray on easy te Ke. J. SWEET, ‘ORSES; well matched. "Ingui octS-tr 511 7th street, 1201 43% trect south west. octd San (OR BENT—On1 time, LOT corner New York — 70 bar- Tt 7 . - F avenue and lath strect, LOT corner leh ana H | E\OR SALE: % Gave ORMENE. “Tl a3 is Lot CHILDREN'S CLOTH @LOVES streets; LUT corner lith and F sirecte {Pee pM he <r Mb TTS, in Scarlet, Blue aud White, at 25 may be made to KER & GREEN, 1419 Penuyy tv wait People ie » Fegeited tae day et : nia avenue. mar3i-7m* anglStf Corner Sth and F street 719 Phd bd) ‘OR RENT-FEDERAL BUIUDINGS, cornet | = Cormer se eur reets nor an 7 FrENishiED HoMgeinely aed in eulte,trvm 8s BOOKS AND STATION <4 . |, Agent. sand = a OF Or Per & “ = —_———— e 0 SANKE N OK, ly 5 i ops, socteti coat. ic. In- | 5 = Dlis! i Hy; Bao ol TH Lat N SHAPES AND A gpire at rocme YM. G.'a-, corner of th sna D | "Ly Bites ea a DLE COLUM, selling at @1.00 ooo Bymeeat istry 3 a 10 cents; Hymns with Music, Ali the B n and Tone Rooks and Sunday School Music Books, constantly on hand WM. BALLANTYNE’S, nové-tr 425 Trn Sreaer. NEW BOOKS FOR SALE At SHILLIXGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% street and Penn. ave. F°, oo = 3 Son ee, pangs ages ROOM, handsomely’ Foatsien Sf on Bourd if desired. © 13th street o. st hh ee ,OR a new pressed brick HOUSES, nine rooms, all modern or weg eg FANCY ANPBULLINERY GOODS AND No TLONS. at lower prices than they have ever b- fore bees offered in this market, at 713 Maske Brac Foe ENT Carte rete nn We Sen orimer ee Rn} ss ons Seen Gece hignen Oren. Rema st floor, and aah ‘on ges oh che third onera pe garrett: © Story for Gitte, by tho} poossy SEPEYRS, WORSTED GOODS, ant Leab; Woman of Fashion Hero of the Pen. by the author of Good Luck. The Queen of Connaught. Sevenoaks, by Bread - ud’ Orabges, by the author of Wide Wide CAnVAS gap rasinse Es. pagent tifal selections of EM BS and SLIPPER C. Aee ETRIFES, Licut HEN pase aa BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. made every Wednesday and Saturday.) ase Jo] é ny ow hat oe — pou Le of TRANS PATTEENS i, very lowe ree assortment Brick Houses For Sale. patos. hovbtr_ | for Fancy Embroidery, known as Appliquoor Tork 2142 Pa. A 0d taps 1B Po nS teh Towel Wor novd-tr 1006 H sail mod. imps., 1i'rs ME RIGHTEENTH CANTURY. 103-K wall mos. imps. ti FECT na MATS, | 010 71h at. 9. w.. allmod. impe., 10 IT8 INSTITUTIONS, CUSTOMS AND COS- piven pera ehst QUALITY 81. 131 € st. te een I tod, imps 600 TUMES, rp FA Tees BEE FANCY FEaTH- — FEANCE-1700-1789: By Paul Lacroix. - im propo” 937 Rhode isla ee 5 all mos, ‘imps, W , rs... attention giver to orders. sn wt i mod. Mlestreted. @16. ; “ms. J.P PALMER: Matta st. SPAIN. Illustrated by Dore. $18. _Rovi-tr 1109 W strost. batweon Lith and Ith, 2-story 1a2] 6th st. n. w.,(B. Il Gih st. a. Ww 2109 Hi st. as MABEL MABTIN. = Bew Poem by J.G. Whit- Brick and Frame Howses For Sate. & FELT HATS, FELT HATS. ) mod. im) Hi MOHUS BROTHERS. 1015 Pennsylvania avenne. aeons Oe D*.E to eae: established Soper Phyeicta Has Removen To 66 SuaRP St., sbove o Baitimore, (one square from B. & O. A fall assory FRENCH ort Swen AN FELT HATS inal colors at $1 only. Als EUR ERIM ) GENTESNIAL, TIETIENS, end PLUSH HATS St reduced prices. an MBS, M. J. HUNT, Ladies Geeittng treatinoat of nos Como consult him ee: —. confidence. Rows Noe. 621 and 623 D atrest. vate rooms for lay patrons. - OCTIO , TW PER CENT. Ds pn rane JONES —Twcniy Fours: expert Be on EERE, FSR CERT, m Female Dis os ietgladfiator each Ova | LACKS, “ WILLIAN 8. Let. bet, Buntaoes oo fea 8. joward st Balt Beward Unive more. , zw a IVAL OF HANDSOME DEESS Alley bet. 16th aDAME BESTELL, M. D..a thoroughly ex- a intest os at terme, ror Bent. Meander adit’ Physician and | 4g TSIMMINGS tn the latest Style ani Palierns, 406 Dunbarton at, Geo"tn (far. )ailm: tm, 18 ra 9250 Midwils of years’ proctice, attends Indien ctusas 919 New York ave. n.w.,(faru. all mod. iinps homes, or Private rocins, o itis ntgomery cry & Gay sts, Geortawi (fara. ) vate een Ladios aoe OL Ad aE woe | appoeranne of LADIES li mod. imps., 2) ra. ‘care of Madaine Bestell'are tend acten tif SES OLUAKS end URECSES at B a moderate pricens st WiLLiaNs. treatment Temidence, scroer of South Sharp aod Dover sts, Baltimore. SQATISFAOTION, SATSEAOTION, ‘T_WILLIAN'S Ladies will ficd samples « A CokoneD FRINGES for which adore con o 25 © aon AP MILLINERY STO! BALTIMORE | FulceeLaTeet SrvyLes. VERMNILYA ; Is eelling LADIES ELEGANT BUTTONED BOOTS D4; LL. BOBWO! HH ; r i | F can Of his own make at 95.50. nearly the Gas 3 Bavatiart us octe tr k ne Puen = hl BS.C. heap eg CI oman pies s Washingt +> an in ell its ite Eampiug ot ‘° Imps. rs out the use of mercury. tara | See te oe agent ot the Bara hoe S ) Pennsylvania Avenue, (Up Stairs.) Fine French MILLINERY for the Pall nd “imported BONMEETS and HATS inthe newest PROFESSIONAL, L. WOLF, DENTIST, oct®0-@m Removed to 191: BF. * 40a. om fork Avence, AER eae TRS