Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1876, Page 2

a EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY.....September 7, 1876. CROSBY 8. NOYEX........Editor. PI enn ht ster Beading Matter on Every Page Persons writing letters to this office for publica- tion or in regard to business will oblige us and best serve their own purposes by addressing them simply to the “ Evrrom oF THE Stak” or the “PcstisHER ov Tux STAR,” asthe case may be. When addressed personally ¢ in cases of absence inconvenient delays frequently occur from that cause. ———__-~ee. The Vermont Election. After all, the democrats are apie to pick Up some crumbs of comfort from the Ver- mont election, as they have nearly doubled their vote of 1874, and have in the cities and Populous towns in many instances made larger gains than the republicans. They have carried the republican town of Ben-~ Bington, and have made large gains in Man- chester, Arlington, Brattieboro,Rutland and ‘Vergennes. Still the fact remains that on a full vote the republicans are able to carry the state by nearly their flood-tide majori- ties of the past. The result indicates that they will be able to carry every northern state in November, with some doubt per- haps in the case of New Jersey and Connec- tieut. The fact that the democrats in Ver- Mont have made their gains in the cities and Villages seems to show that their gains in other states will be made in the same direc- ton; while the republican strength will be in the agricultural districts. As New Jersey and Connecticut are dotted with manufac- turing cities, towns and villages, and as the Vote in these states is close, the democrats Will probably feel encouraged to make a sharp contest for both. In Matne the same condition of things will doubtless be de- veloped in the coming state election. The democrats will probably make gains in the Cities and the republicans in ihe country. ————~<--__ A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press Writes to that paper to say that the crew of the victorious Beaverwyck boat club “are Irish to « man,” explaining that they are of Irish parentage. He therefore claims that their victory should be creditet to “Ould ireland.” The Press very properly says that ‘ccording to that principle America would never get credit for anything, and that if not only our nataralized citizens, but their children and children’s children born within this country, were to be classed as forelgn- ers, there would really be no Americans, except those interesting natives belonging to the same race as Mr. Sitting Bull. ————-+e-- The Richmond Dispatch reminds the coun- try that Frank Blair in 1863 predicted that if Gen. Grant ever occupied the Presidential chair he would never surrender it alive, and 1s powerfully impressed with the notion that throngh a disagreement between the House and Senate in counting the electoral vote the country will be saddled witha life-long ruler. The Dispatch is unduly apprehensive, although it 1s quite possible that there might be @ serious difference of opinion be- tween the two houses in certain contingen- Cles in counting the electoral vote. The Cin- cinnat! Commercial puta the case in this way: ‘Under the law the objection of either house to the reception of the vote of a state is suf- ficient to throw out that vote without de- bate. The assumption is, that if Hayes is elected by asmall majority, carrying such states as North and South Carolina, Loulsi- ana, Mississippi, and Arkansas, or any of them, the House will object to counting the Votes of one or more of those states, or as many of them as will suffice to oast Hayes and elect Tilden. On the other hand, the democrats profess to be equaliy S@pprehen- sive that if Tilden should carry those states, Or some of them, and should have a small majority in the electoral college, the Senate Would object to the counting of some of the votes, and thus defeat Tildea and elect Hayes. Itis very easy to uoderstaad how the popular will could be set at naught simply on account of @ difference ja the Political complexion of the two houses. There is no disguising the fact that the Present method of counting the vote is fraught with danger to the country, or, as Senator Thurman puts it, the present sys- tem renders the country liable toa revolu- tion every four years. Congress should have remedied this matter at its last session by passing Senator Morton’s joint resolution changing the mode of counting the vote, or better still by passing his amendment to the Constitution providing for the election of she President and Vice President directly by the people. —\--re-—___ ‘It was generally supposed that any attempt On the part of the coal mining companies to reduce the wages of the miners would result in 8 strike. Happily, however, the miners Of the Lehigh region are sensible enouga to @ppreciate the situation and accept the re- duced wages. Heretofore they have been Working only from one-quarter to one half the time, but new, should the low price of coal increase the demand, they will have Steady work and will earn more in @ year than they have formerly. ee -__ Charles Francis Adams was yesterday nominated by acclamation by the demo- cratic convention of Massachusetts for the governorship of that state. He is the son of the late John Quincy Adams, a former Pres- ident of the United States, and was boro in Boston, Mass., August 1507. In 1348 he was nominated for the office of Vice President by the freesoilers who supported Mr. Van Buren for the Presidency. In 1350-56 he pub- Mshed the “Life and Works” of his grand- father, John Adams, in ten volumes. Hay- ing joined the republicans he was elected @ member of Congress in 1858, and again in 1860, and oecupied @ prominent position in ‘the deliberations of that body. In the spring ‘of 1861 Mr. Adams was appointed minister © England by Mr. Lincoln, the duties of whieh position were, during the civil war in the United States, very arduous and crit. ieal, and which he performed with much @bility and prudence, returning home in 1868. in 1871 ne was appointed one of the @rbitrators on the Alabama claims, since which he bas lived in comparative retire- ment at hishome in Massachusetts. He is @man of much dignity and purity of char- acter, but is frigid and formal, and has little popularity with the masses. He will un- doubtedly get the support of # good many of the Beacon street style of people in Massa. chusetts outside of party lines, but is likely to lose some of the Irish democratic votes on account of bis supposed want of s}.n- pathy with the Fenian prisoners when he was minister to England. New York and several other large cities bave means of physical education of which many city should have at least one establishment 4 705 IMPOBTANT. In view of the offer BREW FALL Prices that defy competi BLACK SILKS, from #7c. to J 5 Tate SILK for @1 78, worts now Gian OaSHMERRS. BLACK and COLORED, all the new and destrable ‘st.ades, at S0c., worth 43%.” ALPACAS. | BLACK and COLo! shades; special bargains in colors St a0e- worth a. HOUSE FUBHISHING COODS. BLANKETS! BLANK BTS! Mya re Bea, SE Bala ing.10'6 wide, 20c , ete., etc, One cave Honey worth $1. 100 pieces sce. 1 ease Oreton’s dark abdes, E88 SHIB1S. complete, made of Wam. Warranted. scarcit D sopi-tr WISWALL @ GWYNE, Coal! coaur BEA D! RE ADI! PANIC PRICES! ANTHRAOITE COAL from @5 per ton cording to quality. Having on hand the +0 kin the District, embracing every variety, are prepared to fill orders at once, without waiting for the uncertain arrival of Auction Coal. 9,240 Ibs. always fornishod to the ton. BF Try ws before purchasing eleewhere, JOHNSON BROTHERS, Main office and Johueon’s wharves, foot 18th and 13th and southwest. Offices. 1802 F and 1119 9th street northwest. _tept-eotr ‘HE CHABOE CLOTHING and FORNI3H HOUSE ts vow open and ready for business, poole fall line of BARLY FAL men and hoya, cut, trimmed and fashionable manver. etiog THE OHANOR ts ox- I hand Dilis, as, in addi- sepPly 261 Por uesivenis nromve B LACK SILKS. W. M. SHUSTER 4 BRO. Have tn stock s magnificent if BLAOK COLORED SILKS, wbich they ar fore s solicited. ‘One Price Only. W. M. SHUSTER & 919 Penney! B. B—We make a specialty of a 1876 FALL. ‘We have now in stock all the new atyles in STBAW AND FELT HATS. 0! ion iD FANOE veaTikee - BIBBONS ABD OBNAMERTS. In order to make room for winter importation of KID GLOVES, will sell for Altcon daye’ bation Monogram at §i por pair, 3 button at @1 25 per pair. MBS. M. J. HUNT, sep?-tr 691 snd 623 D st. northwest, END YOUR UPI BRIN (D Mar- SFADIOUE UPHOLsT @ AND Mat TALLEST & 0O.’s, Ava have the work ‘com mpiy executedy at reason- able rates. * sepia P#0rcsaL FOR ASPHALTIO PAVEMENT. ARCEITEcT’s Orrice, U. B.Oarrror, Be; Ly age will be 0 it this Office on - al + the 13th day of Beptember, at 12 class Ssphaliic Concrete Pa = 1. the carrisi running through the from od 8, ennevi top of the bill. Proposals must be accompanied by detailed speci- fications, saving conte of metbod to avenues to the pavement, the lowed in laying it, Sud the nature snd prportion of ite ingredieuts.” Bidders must name the p square yard. Der cont. of the cost of ihe work wil’ be re- tained, for the pavement in repair, for three years. sepT-cc3t Architect U. 8. Uspitol. vow, Bors: IF You WANT A NEW FALL SUIT, BEAD THIS Boys snd Youths Ever Seen In Any One House, Are Bow Stacked Up On Our Counters. YOUTHS SUITS. For Dress, School or Business, In Over One Hundred Styles. BOY'S SUITF, For Dress Or School. In Endlees Variety. PRIOKS TO SUIT THS HARD TIMES. LADIES, CALL, 45D BRING YOUB BOYS. YOUNG MBB, OOME, AND SUIT YOURSELVES. HABLE BROTHERS, Fine Clothiers and Tailors, sops-tr Corner 7th and D streets. PICKLING SEASON. PURE CIDER VINEGAR. 100 BBLS. 1M STOBE and FOR BALE OHEAP. SAWL C. PALMER, DEPOT, 67 GREENE STREET, sopé tr » D. O. fy ee vearas, peg stiect. "Turtle Soup can be bad hacer the Bast eta Rae POCKEE BOOKS,” SHAWL STRAPS, &c., &c.. &c. ATES RES pe eat JAMES 8. TOPHAM, Ace pes eee eee ign oxtesd- ont ea f+ Seveey ond, somate seat WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. _ W32TED-A CHAMBEBMAID, at 485 Penn. | POOR J BERT—1635 1 strest, Furnished BROOME, QV 2NTED—BOARD 00d LODGING tn a private ry = lo (a Peg Petarsae” tbae | Eien pane os 1 ANTED—. of two years’ experionce W sereagitoatiod ins halrstore. addres WAsTED TWO BOYE: fr . to segar pply to M. iB BENT—HOUSE No. ‘street _north- De, 1096 Tth sttect northesat. -? sapt bt F Sve roome; weter ia yard. equirect W8rEDn01 to ‘and Winter. La }) Corner of Sth and G ata <a bin SE mailes of the city. addrom LOTS ce TEER oe >: aoe. | i eri ea required: tina Aor arta x 4 Wstierrresa, coor mederate. Apply Stier 4 m, 1015 Vermont are- becca toon lsndecmely Furnished aad Usfar- ANTBD—Bya lady (fine contralto), a Weetitor’s Jacerairbaceoan: | F ants Sooktanangbrignrterntosiy, Sazeay Leet of references. Addrese ge At 391 Missouri avenue. a gepT-3t" FOED—iy o pcailanen cal Lb Gi tice ‘OB BEBT—The HOUSES Wo. 1007 and 1009 BD ROOMS for ape house ; dogrente i 'b strost north. the oh ai Necro ora and wpte:, Andress W. J. Bar oflce, jy A a ANTDD—& GOARDING HOUGE tor gentio ae Dan end wife; board for ladv only; tera must | West qo one Teasopable, and close to Pa avenue; use of bath. | Water-clovet, 5 ar office. eont-3i* lecaemee! FOr Be 10K ail modera imp-ovements, Ne. east een © street Capitol |. Inquire next door. Rent $2) month. Wt DI OCOUPARTS for FOE BEBT—Two ticcly Furnished BROOME. “a ‘Boo: ud Goor; also, foar uufarnished, on thira amily: board if d sired: references ; J CLE: board If 0 sired: reteroncen fror: suitable Yor housekeeping. Ai yo 1414 ANTS D—Two Obembermatds and Wi and P street. sveot St three Bonse Giris; also, one (anvass: ies premptly supplied with reliable servants Emplo; ment ¢ fice, Room 94, — = pi W 'TBD—A YOUNG SALESLADY in a fancy store; one who has some experi- worsted store; so vF —F BAM ct ence in worsted Work and is willing to stay ‘cerinwent,@20 TUAUE HOUSE. New dangt house. a sles 00 Sppreatios ors ‘avenue. below @ street io. 1000 Vireinis ave TED—TENAUTS for comfortab BRICK BOUSS No 1519 ished Booms, from @6 to @15 per mont! en. LOUIS P. central, beautiful iocality. and excellent neigi Unfaruished Boom on h000; siso, one large first floor, chesp. Address COMFORT, Star offios, x7 5¢¢ far- . in a r WASTED-A reliable WRISKY SALESMAN. 8eq) with the ia W; ington aad Ga - AG4 with rete Ww. L. Deslge care P.0, Bor Mo 368, Baltimore, Ma." on ooriys aie «Adie: : ‘siti ™ arises is FOE SEXT_HOUSE 00 Wow Joreey avenue, Ho, 0; gas and in the houre, For bey informacion inquire mextdont- on oeueigend T—A large FRONT BOOM, with or at pourd: Wick of city peau ea tren bth etrect, up stairs. sept )OR BBNT—1007 Maryland Ves ing Sir a os we aS i, lets Cotrest, * aoe 6epe-St™ BB! 1323 Bi street, 9 street. 645; with all inprovemente, vidios 8. HB. Wau 630 Esulsiavs ment Offi 907 D street. > cop? at LOUISE O. BUTLER. W 4R3BD 10 BUY— a lot of sccons-hand [80H WHEELBABROWS. H.W. BLUMT, Board of Trade Boome. eons. se WABTED—By 0 joune man = SITUATION as jerk; fea food writer aud socountant. Ad~ z drome PF: Besoffice ofthe panne, Tepe Ste | _ ves Se ‘ANTED—a PLAUE jhman; Dest of ref- WABTED— A PLAQK as coc =o erences. A “Coacl 1”? (oe. sep6-2e" WaAntED—By October I-t, a HOUSE, 14 room: partly fu: ; must be carpeted throughoat With all modern improvements. Address Bligo post office, Montgomery co., Md. . EDS: ‘and W5ornn on two well-furuished Booms, Detween Ist aod 3a 98-3 family: good reterecces. Apply No. 104 Fatret, | Op gee = sep6-3s* | Whasard rect DEEL IMO. tee ee 75 elt ANTBD-Bys colored man,a SITTA- | mo im ement near street cers. @3) W3ibe wale, Srcacbany,viig pried, | batance ee eaa FETT GTS, © Bear nf fal; good references. oe n0p6 2w* 603 Lith Rorthwest. bisremsst se oot ‘OR BENT—1636 I street, Front and Back ABTED—A YOUNG MAN to learn the Photo. ES Wes te art, Hor terme and particulars apply farvikeg oe Wite other BOOMS, at cad i ee eee OB BEST—Three unfu sished BOOMS on ABTED_ 4 5 suitable for & grocery | west: Bess (SRY EShD Ine Meee pee i attached, for esmali fem. | “Set ___sepb 3t*_ ny t houseatereasor- | [fOH RENT—Brick HO OBE Bo-1317 loin strect Silo price; situation preferred noer the Borthcen | K' nerthwest, cightraios nonce improvements, Inquire on promises. cope st Foe. BEST—HOUSE and STORE northwest corper of 9th and N streets; rent @20 in advance. at No. 1304 9h street. seps-St* ‘OB BENT—HOUSE No. 214 D street porth- referred near the North: Liberty market. Address INDUSTRY, this office, posit ws iD—A lady desires a POSITION as alto er ip ® choir. Address ALTO, Star office eps -3:" TED—A white GlaL for 1 house ‘west, four story and basement with all modera rk and to attend to two emallehildres, | improvements. €60 per mouth. Apply M. MOB- Apply 1316 Vermont avenue sep5 31° PHY. 115 I street northwest. ‘ANT to know the, Ww. 6.| fi LABKR Oleans end Dyes Ulothing at ths ‘OB BENT—Pprague House, corner 6th and B changed LR srrsera nor'hweat, having changed hands. hee loweat living charges. beon thoroughly renovated and repeired. “BOOMS ‘Call at 1805 7th strest. sep5-Im* o Tent, en suite or single, ith or without A /ABTED TO BERT— 4 cnall a ao Sd ceed $35 per month, end wr the farniture if desired. Address X- A w Fo BENT—On I street. between 13th and 14th sn clegantly Furniehed DOUSLE HOUSE, 46 office. Foems; alt modern improvements; suitable for first: Clase Boarding House. WANTED Two DRESSMAKEES, at No.816 | “scpo ot THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th et. bat competent hands seed analy! mise mcee: | fpOR RENT—an fnew Prench-roof BRIOK PUENTION amy rs HOUSE piimecrder. with all modern improve: ments; Bo a ANT ED—@ good, c-pabio SSRVANC GIRL for genersl housework; oné thst can come stay at the hone ito a careful permanent teuant, Key 709 Mar rent ra anent tenant. jar- ket Bpace. ” seps-!m well recom aad Fy Bights: nope other need apply. at 1600 | Fe (aig yaad a SS, Best Capitol street nertbwest GEO. H-SOHNSON sops S: get cond ed et eel en crmeninnn 0 rece, on the premises, . ops 6c” Foz BENT—A three-story Brick me rooms; with water and gas; No. and 34 stree at B street northwest. FS, SAEs. DWELLINGS, For Sale or Trade—FABM, 300 acres, near Fred- oricksburg. HuUsE on K , \VUSE on K street, with pore to answer thie, A send 6t [Ben] G11 7th street. — F938, 2287 = 5 two-story ANTED—Pmnsll HOUSES fo all parts of city. ‘BI0K HOUB! 4 Wane Bep|_B. K. WILBON. 511 7th st Mimodere pimpin ie terecad ont Yards 825, 990 and F ‘ W arson vol our tetiae Oo ring wT, |" eont-b CHAB A. Mic cor. 7th and B sts. 1. brash 01 meed ian for circular. Fo BBRT—HO! 245 9th street nortn- L810OR MANUFACTURING OOMPANY, west, een it contains ten Bee. 16 ana 17, Tribune Bi 4 LU: | gas. bath, closet and latrobe stove; toe good, per: ive | given. sepl-Im' B snent tenant the rent will be very low. Apply at 512 I s:reet northwest. sepa 6t* WAntsD— Buvseaorp FUBNITUSBS, in ti Address T. J. BEED: Lock Bort. Uity Post Post Office. E cook | W {oo ironing for a fasily of fous persona: oct thor on, her sted rehly |. Also,want @ middle-aged WOMAN to nurse two children, one infant; must be well ; good wages. Apply at Restaurant, in B.& P, depot, corner éth ane B streets. ‘ang2- ABTRD— A gentiomen of several x perience the position of ORGANIST in some Protestant church. Address“ H this office. Am ANTBD—OAB AM at Ric’s Sicam Beating Works, 490 Matve svenue, between 45s and 6th streets southwest. Called and ‘epll-ly delivered without charge. LOST AND FOUND. Comer 410 9h streets i0 teome, aud TO18 Loe7r Qa shett®, aitine, s large NRWEOUMD. | riin'crects11 rooms, with all medere mepneements, LAND | etd Ante pobre Ard, im complste order. Inquire of JOHN W. BOVEB.” Will pay o liberal reward SIMMS. 905 M street northwest. sepl-6t* returned to 636 E street southwest. a SOM EENT—iais Soe oe Taw: OST— On 9th street. Bussian Leather P Eis rooms, water and marble mentels: 600 ye pot P ~ B.3 Fe nl pn YO Porth Arar palet Store, 1317 B street. W. livered tg 1434 B street northwest, the finder wi | ee ee one Tarahbed we a weeps shred Ses SOLD thing for honsckeepiag, at Ho. 364 Pounsyive- ss [= yA £7 ow | nis even o gouthesst, corner > 1 me 1 graved on ihe Inside, between Fou a Tth, D and l0ta sts, A suitabie reward will be ven if'returned to the NT—HOUSS No. 621 13th street north- od and pert of Furniture for a BOBT. A. WHITBHAND. we ct 5" Bilver Plater. No. b04 Det. | sale.” Apply 00 promiece aug! BEWaRD—Lost, on S0th alt., @ speckled Fo BENT—Unfarnishod HOUSE, 1911 K \e ‘and ‘colcred BETT ttreet, contal: thirteen rooms, in excellent $2 wei aon see Bae repair’ Taguire a UROS aent oar) Rae vt Oo side ie i mide, - Toward sbove if delivered to BDWAUD CLABE & OO., office 603 Pennsylvania avenue north- ‘wots rensaenee Penaayte, avenue and lith street C 80 0p5 3” U8T—Many Bee, by. a "Use WELLS sorter a pi parities : Fiaae tat lished BTA. E Brag beorer: 35 coutes omnis Bo Set | PORPEST AS, nd Giothing ‘and Bhoe business, ie 131 bn Borthwest, ly ocoupied by B. BOARDING. cage OS: wy. RUTHERFORD. Beare ctenneus OPS, cana EZ0F. cingic or i ° BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 12], FRANKLIN 497. BOOK-HOUSE. BETURNED ABD WFLL-STOOCK ED WITE FOR RENT AND SALE. OR SALB- HOUSE 9421 PRRESYLVAN 6,400; BUSINESS CHANCES. | F a oa Garg: Will of = weoat tavoreply | AVERUB. situated B BANT in Alexsodsis, Va dolon y (8, STATIONERY, @o., ® good business. It t an old ‘vtand ot by the my 4 ey ate Bev coed Prices = +9 " SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL REQUISITRS, Ne Pennsylvania ev porthwest sort Wartkineton SCHOOL BOOKS. Full Qasortment at lowest prices. &. P. VEATMAN, Hately ai ths northwest corzer of mene 2013 4h strectcontawent. wiwco Paine Seeseta: | SCHOOL BOOKS Foie eC age» I vroved COUBERY PHO sur Boot the city; ] ane wou Bunidings. Appr Bisnoe & BOULS. = SCHOOL STATIONERY, an ar S08 is byt MOHUS HEROS’, 20t! 1461, BOOKSELLERS 4ND STATIONERS, men _septtr 1015 Pennsylvania Avenue. Hees SCHOOL BOOKS #2 At the OLD AEapQuaaTeas, Corner 7th and D streets. Beinton'* Jeogreplics at introdactory prices, and exchanged for Cornell's rept et orum s° HOOL BOOKS EBSONS DEFIEISG T) BORROW MONBY en ee real can OasSiR & LIEB’ ert view; near tbechy coident ¥ city. EB BISHOP & OO, Beal Estate 1 'b vtreet. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FULL BTOOK AT LOWEST PRICES. WH. BALLANTINES, 42% SEVENTH STREBT. BOOKS ATOHEL, od F streets: eepd-tr SCHOOL ALB. ve Pore Lig ae desg qutinns band pew Guns) & os oe ‘and Private Schools and Colleges ta the Dis- trict of Colurabia and vicialty, cmbractog the latest SPabisd end & her with ell the Gesirabie styles wisites, NGLISU, of Bobool by z Fae Braz Bookseller ave Statiover. fs al Bert 941 Ponnsyivants avenue jo: Ht sre QUT To-DaY ri i 0. 1104 6 h strest a: HOM. ED. McPHERSON'S Bo. 1814 ih B. J. SWEET, 511 7th street. Ro. S39 bissours OHANGE—A VINEFABDAND FRUIT HAND BOOK OF POLITICS Store and dwellip ‘AGM peer the city for im the saburbs. No. 5 2d street ABD, ofce augtS tw Bo i eect WASTED. 02,500 for two years. secured on eS gee eatate amount, g thane oe iA & . Tae ee street serawest Cloth-boun4, @2 50, free by mail. ; WVABTED-4 PARTHES (ball interest) in a Ho. Bot Wane ‘slate, good: paying Dry Goods Gunineat on SOLOMONS @ CHAPMAN, Fo‘ iasg street BUSINESS, Box Bo.339., an Sagi? PUBLISHERS, 8 a E- and Fixtures of an estab: a ge BP, street F SET anone pacrenes: reine Pn gn augM-tr 911 PENBEYLVANIA AVENUE. Bo. Galities in the city. address BUSLN M88, Box Ho. KS. eoree 2 = one Nee ee Empire, by WB. Grieve @4.00 Be, QozEs oirr Ls BUILDING AS80- | at the Goppotllor's: or, a Mameioes Mistory | By E 3 BOMSRe RoR TEL' Elin, | gs boars ati” FW aos x OMos—Hicom 4, Bt. Olond Building. corner of Mth | Qatentinn bese Wut fe. onan F at Porthwast, Washington, D.o. Oripyes, the Oarrier. b; Ho. species BUILDING LOTS @5 ONLY. Ee: 100,000 ACERS IN FaRus. {OB BENT! FOR F ‘Two new BRICK DWELLINGS; containing 11 PPLETON’S roume; with lt mofore faproremente: facing ie APYIMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA rt-clees elghborBood. Thess houses rr completion. It ts having « very large al aud Fosponsibic touaaty dectren nt This great werk will be supplied fu mouthly teste ith. Al ands south of Colum- meut Up to press, from the agency, 419 7th Téth and Sour dary etrect,) © BRIOK Street, where all styles of binding may be 1G; just flotshea: bas 11 rooms af ‘water; 4 iarge lot suitable for JOHN HICK 200. oct7-ly Bankers and Brokers. 72 Broadway, N.Y. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. = JARS! FRUIT sae] Of the best makes, easy to seal, and BO TROUBLE TO OPER. leo, @ complete stock of MEDICAL, &. FOR TEE CURE OF IMPOTRNCY, Seminal Weekuess. Spermatorrbora, or Lost Vigor. try Dr. Brothers’ invigorating Cordial, Bo cure, BO For 906 street southwest. oppontie Briinsonten.” Bi —Twent tionce in Female Diseaesss Temaieritive Ove: CROCKERY, CHINA, PLATED-WARE, rian Tumors. Guava: tees satisfaction or no: . and HOUSEPURNISHING GOODS, r Howard street, Bettimore ® as AT LOW PRICES, ][) 5. BEON, Tac Ordess Bnadlished ond Ona WEBB & BEVERIDGE, E a Pe cNvB. paeree ay an fests by oy | te B° 1009 yyy treet, from i te ert reals —— L trent. Here ees et, aaa nels tar ® ST.GEORGE RANGE, WITH ELEVATED OVEN, “S45 ‘40’ wt soonnding 1 per bt ties” Prepared #0 the original foras- pF A il street, cor. of Pena sylvania avenue. ‘ail whe are from th reo decay, lows of cn | rgest sesort- that will eure you, FF of latest etre of Unrrtagee, Coupes, mrtons Asad Seat eater | ye to Bugzicn. “Also. soveral | shove ee et PROFESSIONAL, BALTIMOBE LATBOBE, Sonoran oe TO HEAT TWO BOOMS, 938. DI ry SLATE MANTELS Wein {°F wPastine. SERgn AGE eg torte. bial | ee 5 pITaEE _S0gld-tr 7 & 717 Yeu STREET 8. Ww, pS 24 * of Dental Be ond of CmIRE saitheeY. Sa ey ee bad Se OC * A i BOOTS AND SHOES. B overssnats, Bla TEE COME ALL, AND BUY FOUR | At Paccuced in New York by the Brosdway Hat N's BCBOOL 8HI LeYee oe AT J. W. BBL’ new eee SET Eis end STIFF Also hoes, 6 to 11 inches, 7éc. up; Youths’ | S478. i503 | _ena26-tr 1 Op; | e150 ‘raul oaah. e THE FIEST WITH BBW GOODS! Ci] THE FIBST TO BEDUOB PRIORS OF BOOTS! & 1419 PRRBSELVARLA A’ [DRESS EHIRTS MADE TO ORDEE o17 oun SER SOSEEWaNR, write STOVE ond PLUMBING HOUSE. pa a _______® visser Dunes SHIET TOE es.0s Ss by ; neadosy= lo. 5 Satisfaction always guaranteed. ph Fe a wiv gel CaDaRWhAtlce slow CEMA TSOG | matory Cor, wma and eo bee Etre. JAMES THOMPSON'S 6] D 3. J, GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, Me. $118 PENNSYLVANIA AVSEUE, te oe GALTBRES FLFTESETH AED @ STREETS. Goagrems Gaiters by pat- eye Wasnineron, D.O. = Tsk = om capaveutant PLAs, ‘Piece se Bew York, “CAUTION TO THE PUBLIO.™ a Fae mee soi nee locetion ta sa a oars Sara career 2) gino UNSUBPASSED