Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1876, Page 2

G STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY...November %, 1876. CROSBY 5. HOYED........Eaiter. Beading Matter on Every Page The Result. The returns in our midnight edition of ‘Tux STAR indicated quite surely the elec- tion of Tilden, and the dispatches received this forenoon all go to make those indica- tions a certainty. There are some who still think that returns from the country part of the states not reached by telegraph will show sufficient republican gains in doubtful states to elect Hayes, but we see no good reason to look for any change in the general drift of democratic gains. Til- den srd Hendricks are quite certainly elected, and probably by a sufficient elec- toral mejority to set at rest any fearsof a conflict in counting the electoral vote of in- dividual states as was apprehended by some in case of a close contest. This at least will bea matter of congratulation in all quarters. Avother matter of general congratulation 1s that, potwitbstanding the interest felt in the result, and the intense strain of excite- ment prevailing In many states the election pasced off without disturbancs of a serious ebaracter at any point,so far as knowa, Thus in apother great national election the People of the United States have shown their ce pacity for self government. The Next Senate The present terms of twenty five United States Senators expire in March next The pames of these Senators are Messrs Goldthwaite, Clayton, Saulsbury, Norwood, Logan, Wright, Harvey, Stevenson, West, Blaine, Boutwell, Ferry, Windom, Alcorn, Hitehcock, Cragin, Frelinghuysen, Ransom, Kelly, Anthony, Robertson, Cooper, Hamil- ton, Johnson and Davis. Nine of these are democrats, fourteen republicans, and two in- dependent republicans, Messrs Robertson and Hamititon. Two other Senatorial vacan- cies remain to be filled, viz: those in Louis- jane aod West Virginia, occasioned by the rejection of the claim of Pinchback to @ seat, nd the death of Senator Caperton. The suc- cersors of several of these Senators have Siready been chosen. Governor Kirkwood, (republican) of Iowa, has been chosen to succeed Mr. Wright (republican); Mr. Beck (democrat) to succeed Mr. Stevenson (demo- ¢rat),of Kentucky; Mr. Lamar (democrat) to succeed Mr. Alcorn (republican), of Mis- sissippi; Mr. Rollins (republican) to succced Mr. Cragin (republican), of New Hampshire; and Governor Coke (democrat) to succeed Mr. Hamiltor (independent republican), of Texas. Messrs. Anthony (republican), of Rhode Island, and Johnston (democrat), of Virginia, bave already been elected to suc ceed themselves. Messrs. Goldthwaite (dem.), Clayton (rep), Saulsbury (dem.), Norwood (cem.), West (rep.), Frelinghuysen (rep.), Ransom (dem.), Kelly (dem ). Robert- son (ind. rep), Cooper (dem,), and Davis (dem.), wiil undoubtedly be succeeded by democrats, and the Louisiana and West Virginia vacancies will be filled by demo- crats. Politically the parties in the present Senate may be divided into 42 republicans, 2 iedependent republicans, and 29 democrats It is therefore easy to see that afier March 4th next the Senate will be much more evenly divided, and that a bare democratic majority is among the possibilities. The re publicans will gain two Senators, however, from the new state of Colorado, and conse- quently the Senate, after March ith next, Will consist of 76 members. A careful esti- mate makes the Senate after that date stand 40 republicans against 36 democrats, but this is based on the presumption that Messrs Logan, Harvey, Biaine, Boutwell, Ferry. Windom and Hitchcock will be succeeded by republicans. Should any two‘of tnese Senators be succeded by democrats the Sen- ate would stand 33 to 33, and witha uemo cratic presiding officer in the person of Mr. Hendricks would have a majority of one. —<—<<2e-—___ The election of General Butler over his two opponents, Hoar and Tarbox, is another Proof of the Busy B's invincibility if not ia ‘war at least in peace. He promises to bea lively element in the next Congress, since he based his claim to political preferment mainly on his desire and ability to combat ‘the heretical theories of the ‘‘ex-confeder- ates” in the House. The “ex confederates” will im turn doubtless labor to keep their enc even and make it warm for the Lowell statesman. —_—_-<ee--_____ The impression is becoming more genera) that Senator Blaine, who was appointed to Ol the vacancy occasioned by the resigue- tion of Senator Morrill, to accept the port folio of the Secretary of the United States Treasury, will bave a competitor in Secre- tary Morrill. The Boston Glove “learas in a most direct manner that Secretary Morrill. while he does not propose to resign his office, as was reported, and enter into the work of openly competing for the election to the seat in the Senate now held by Mr. Blaine, which is not his way, does desire to be returned to the Senate when the time comes, or be retired.” After referring to the reluctance with which Mr. Morrill accepted the position he now holds, the Giobe says— We are satisfied that bis tention has all along been to retire from the Secretaryship with the present Ad- ministration, no matter how the Prest dential etection should turo, and take nis Old seat in the Senate if such should be the desire of the legislature of the state.” While’ Mr. Morrill has strong hold on the affec- tons and confidence of the people of Maine, ‘whom be has served so long and 8» faithful- ly, nis election to the Senatorship for the long term beginning March next over Mr Biaine is by no means assured. Mr. Blaine, who is Mr. Morriil’s janitor by fifteen years, bas seen nearly as much of public life, while his record tn the Honse of Kepresenta tives is an exceptionally brilliant one. He “came withia one” of being nominated for the Presidency, and is undoubtedly very Popular among the people of his state. © The term of Senator Boutwell, of Massa- chusetts, expires March 3d next, and the question arises will he succeed himself? A Boston correspondent of the Hartford Cour- ‘ant writes that there will be @ bitter Butler ‘opposition to George Roar, and all the latent sympatby with Butler as an extreme repub lican on the southera question, as well as the dread of encouraging party division, will be brought to the aid of Boutwell, who is sure to be the Butler candidate. And yet Senator Eoutwell seems a faint hearted sap- porter of the General, after all. In a speech which be delivered in Batier’s district tne other night he never once alluded to him. democratic exchanges covered with a per- play heads in “stud-borse” type. The Bal- timore Gasctie starts off pretty well with the following beadlines, displayed in that paper in @ variety of job type highiy creditable to wine Dew ‘The Morning Sun is Break- “The Dawn. lorning ing—The Darkness ba tetas i jetorious Freemen Ferowgh the Land. Let Js bave Peace. No More War on the No More ralsapprehension in regard to the great Cor- Liss engine at the Centensial Exhibition. It ‘s Dot, as is Supposed by many, the largesten- gzinein the world. The £nquirer instances ‘ne bigh pressure engines of the Mississippi steamer Robert E. Lee, whieh are ‘@ dosen steamboats plying from New York ‘whose engines are doubie the size of the Cen- VAAL Corian, for Bak Enovgh returns have been received to in- dicate a very close division of parties in the House of Representatives of the Forty fifth Congress. The present House consists of 185 democrats and 108 republicans, thus giv- ing the former 77 majority. To overcome this majority 39 more repubdlican members @re necessary, and these, sanguine repud- licans have claimed, would be forthcoming Sfter the election. The election has come and gone, and it looks as if their hopas would be at least partially realized. At the October elections the result in Ohio showed @ republican gain of 5, and in Indiana of 4. Tilinois is reported as giving a gain of 5, Cal- {fornia of 2,and Massachusetts of 4. For- pey’s Press claims @ gain of 4 Congressmen in Pennsylvania, and New Jersey gives a republican gain ofone. It will be seen that seven states probably give the republicans Sgainof %. A gainof 14 more Congress- men would give the republicans @ majority Of one in the House. usunte Migaae Predicts that the democratic ity in the House will be reduced from 77 to about 25. AProRs 8r7. Jn exercise of the authority and duty devo’ ved ‘ec: cf or gress approved July 2, ihe Be tor ihe sapROrt oF the g ¥ “olumbia the fecal ‘mi eioners of :he 2 the fellowiig spp jor the di - of the reveace which sha'l he opiiec .d Of the act of Congress afore- 0 ool'ccted pursuant to the tax le: of Cengress for the fiscal year esdioe June 30, 16°7,ohall be ciatrinut 4 as follows: | ‘or en'aries @: ecousary jetrepoiitan Police for ‘he Dititt of Go. ne tembie, ‘ect of Congress, approved Juis Si, ui Inspector Jaiy at the of ), act of Ocncrese, coved a, poles crar ieee eae. 10 crsupport of tba boys schools act of Cony District of Colambis the Government ospial fer the Insane, act of Uongress, ed July 31, 18-6...... . vd jutereat on the bonded debi of of Columbia, Includtr g*he bonds Corporations of Washington c.¢c. BRYAN, 15th streets porthwost. Botts ‘AND BaGGe. mndred packezes freeh ROLL and a store: pert fine, palle for faunily use, pts daily on “p'k. DUrkOW. Di _BevS-2t* 20% 3th ot , opp. Center Market Post RICKENBAOUER, Carriace and Wagon Maker.—Special attention paid t: pairing. Oarrisges and W toorders” 698 G'street, between and 7th portbwest. in the rear of T. Horeertcetng Bhop TO ARBIVE— OSE HUNDBED BARRELS BEW YORK SAND BB! BD Morpl ovs-lét* CIDER, of Superior Quality. For sale at very low prices by SAM’L 0. PALMER, OBPOY.67 GREENS STREBY, Rov?-tr Georgetown, D. 0. No 439 No, 439 Tse srt BARGAINS 710 Br. in P+ PEBRANGINS, WiBDOW ‘ 210TU 1OTURS eA DES: hisos. POFURE NaiLe bat arty ar TUBS CORDS. for BEEWERTON’S POPULAR Bole Agent Pati BL PAlBTINGs. er Trams Please Cas call end compare Goods and Prices at MasKBITER’s, Ho 439 7th street northwest, LADIBS ATTENTION. Ca. aL aND BpeLieg IVY. " Tl Is aa wane rot oa: Bosetifel for dec.rating your homes. Oall and "BW. BEES SONS. nové-tr 1916 F street northwest. DEMERABA MOLASSES. s6 a DEMEBABA MOLASSES, suitabie Just received and for sale low, very fine second order only 9400. - ‘com plete rani Tangeome VICfORCA, lish PARK TO serliah buxrog, Svs BRIDAL PRESENTS OF EVERY DSSORIPTION. SAMUEL KIRKE & SOB, GOLD AND SILVERIMI2 BS, 172 West Baltimore street, pov? lm .3dp = Baltimore, Md. {IDE ABD SPAUB PLSaTibG DONG wih Sifinprovea Mochine whisk te Gantented tet te cut or injure the goods in = A PHILOSOPHY Id WEARING FIVE CLOTHES IN WINTER WHSSE ONE CAN AFFORD IT. REASONABLY FINE GOOD8. saat Pave fecsutiy opsnsdmade up specially’ for me OVBRO0a' ranging in price from 820 to 850. Runners ns GEORGE C. HENNING, oe 410 GEVERTE OTRENT. _____s WANTS. WASTED—at ic291 etre, a WHITE W- and treninae’ Bolereuces "eaairen Snows Ste WAX: ED—AtBo. 3161 @ strest worth west, « ned visi bite GIRL to do chamber work references sewing; the beat chy required. it* OF chamber work apd rowing; pees 1 34 street northwest. Ww: 1ED—a first-class OUUK. who will assist ‘with the wasning and troniog, at 11 street. Hi pest at et. Georgetown references required: to make theme tes re ves rences Apply at oo °d, iteht GBOOBES’ WAGON, HARNSSS.. Apply at 606 704 ANTED—An out-door 84) D. APPL nov7-St ANTED—a steady waite WO Vv ®n unfurnished room cr two slight ser. Xices Address,stating where to be scen, Bor 5, office. nov? 3" ANTED—A French Women Uook) desires SITUATION in « geutioman’s fam. ly; are ail its oranches {aquire at Ho ir 18th northwest nov? &* Gt&L todo sil famiiy; good wages and a ‘perms foreuces required. ply at 216 New York asenae. wa TED—Dy a respoutabie colored Girl a BiT- 108 to do chamberqork and assist with g and ironing; oan bring good refe-ence Pleare apply at 1111 & strest morihwest. nov? 2” ANTBU_—By eres able white Girl a SIT- W Garrow os cuambormaia ond Sealtita wank ing ané froning; good references. at 133) 2ist s'reet, be:ween N snd O por D.v7-m* Wastko—a WBT SUKSS, for a child four month old; no ome reed x y without best res- cm G1 B stcoot we » & at a “ ved Lo nov6-St* ANTBD—! respectable whit: i.e SITU- WaArtlon to tke care ot en totic or bdo cberbirwork or housework in @ small family. Please call at 604 T street. opposite Le oon be ladies «f Washipgion to Know can have thetr Dresses mde to order; ble rates: "S09 Market Space, up stairs. soual 08s wap etal. nove-ge Gise TUaTIN, Westerasiy pace pel wenaor C Variety of white a Chamtermnalds acd Waiters, all hevit She beat of ences ty five more good servants wanted Dorehe Fer ployment Ofloe, 907 D street. Rov6-Si* 188 0. BUTLER. jue and Sth street, 2 ‘Near “ity Hall. we ®TED—A BITUsTION by to make bimeclf geueral * grocery snd provisto: Best ef chy icfeente. Address’ STUBBK BBPEB, ths office. Bovs 6t 'BN—500 OUSTOMEBS to buy FRESH BOLL BUTTER, arriving every week, % to 520,, at 1197 7th st. northwest. nov2-eo2lw” 13 per quarter. A ppl southeest, south ic store. References given. nov? WA STED—TENANT ror 04 room House in the steam core (hogar close 1s station) Fens $6e meme, Address Post Office Box 603. ‘Rovl-Im* WASTED—HOusES to WINTEE. ing. Best city reference street road, near Ly stad- 0 Me ine} O- He. CLauk. TED—ro Kent. « rarnished HOUSE near wy dbeou atiable for & Benagor oF Mem TF of ress, ddress a ‘ar office. octl tw" W4NTED—YOUNG MEN to jcarn telegraph ° ing. ‘salaries avd perm: - ployment when qualified. addrees sreph Instraction company,” W. street. Baltimore, Md ABTED—SUBNITUKE tn large or smal) quantities, at Beed’s Furniture Ev 5 55 7th street, between H and I streets north- west ootl7-Im, ANTED—A WOMAN to do cooki , washing W482 ironing foc staanite of toes persons: mi thorenghly a ier business. Aleo,wanted a middle-aged WOMAN to nuree two obiidron, ove poppet eg amt B arrocts. ae aa ang” ANTS! eTS OLBAN at Rice’ Weare sere Waa ate ces wee Oalled for ‘epll-ly ED Gentlemen to know that WILLTA pha CORR, Merohant Tailor, 1011 ew Tort fade si home: movis-ly ANTED—To aoe STOVi ones at sop tes raueorage an on ie cured er no pay. oops-tr LOST AND FOUND. $5 BEWABD—Strayed away, cn o2 4 : Al re’ “Yoion Tels- 226 Baltimore sv ark brindle JO w. Horth Capitol st brows slightly ma tb chest; about five mont a retai rs tothe a eu! yded by ning the dog cur st ~O8T—On the sth Sepromber, a red POOR ET- LSdontomsisiee sean amount of of drceased fe i and Bair riends. please return the hair to tie Star office and retain money, &c. oots- BOARDING. Bes EDING—Ricely-turnishe4d Booms, wi'h first class BUAKD, at No 616 H strest northwest, Table Bosréers accommodated, Bo! CRASANT BOARD acd Farni-hed or U. Diebed BOOMS can be had at No. 452 s‘ivanie avenue near the &t. James Hotel within one square of ths Potomac depot; refer exchanged. Rows 9 1 0 Garces iT NOBTd YW BST —Farnished or afurr ished BOOMS, with BOARD. +7-3:" z, FROST AND BAOK ROOM, Fur- pe ey with or without BO 4RD, et 937 Pennsy! i@ B@yerue., Prices moder- ate one ri BS M. 0. DAV.B8UN, bavicg taken a new iease of the premises 1330 and 1332 I street noithwest, opposite Frenklin Park, ana resu the charge of her dintug room and’ cutsice. offers elegant KOOMS, single or en suite, at to suit tbe times, Rovi-30" OABDING—Furnished ROOMS, with first- clasa Bt ouriavenne, TABLE ape THANSIENT SOABDERS accommodated. oct3$-1m SINE BOOMS spd first-class TASLE BOABD at low prices at 1100 and 1104 18th st. north west. ‘oor. PURSSABT, BOOMS, WITH Finer Class ly. 1009 Marhiand avenge. ‘o0ti0-1 ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, ‘The Newest Patterns, MosT BX! ITB WORK- auD OF THB Bony Ecos Bi) f For Elegance, Brilliancy and Real Boonomy, THSY EXCEL ALL OTHEE CHANDBLISES. ‘These Gocds are our own DIBSOT IMPORTATION, and are offered at very low prices. Mt. W. GALT, BRO. & ©0., povi-tr JEWELERS, [Ff YoU WISH TO SAVE MONEY BUY YOUR STOVES, RANGES, &, or 400 MOBAS, 2226 PExna. AVENUE. wo beet floors. ors moa Washts of Base RED CEDAR CARPET LINING PAPER, MOTH PROOF, E. MORRISON'S pina Satna See Ls sateen wee rachinessea eee FOR RENT AND SALE. EB, on sulte Frotutngecet $384 Mow Tork ort coe port or" cy At 1692 Sa street northwee. o NT PA f ; ei BLOB, foraished, in © house + ith & 1B EBET—HOUSR, Wo. 1439 Q strest north: ‘west. Tngrire and off. BD. oS sires sera Sy ots he dermely farnishes BOOMS, large sed ‘ther by the floor or single; all modern dera.c. Sa ono Oe Furnishea 800: . THOe nov x NS17 Wih strcot northwest For tones ‘Ro! ‘or spsly to JDHM @. WILBON, 1516 H strectooria west. nov7-3\* for small 9 7th street. jandsomely furaished ROOMS ng cr single; south front; bot and ‘closets; star several iiss of car, ‘T—Four unfarni zg Sard Li 1M, to a family who wili attend to of- flor jn part pezment: Move with vourg ohiliren need apply. it in advance. 1334 7th street Borthweet. nov?-3t* [FOR BALE Ohesp— Beat cow Frame HOUSE: on Ml atrcet, near +h ish Minister's and the residence of Gov Shepherd; # beautiful hon ¢; large grounds; easy terms, B.A. WABN SH. 7th ard F streets wi 3t {OR BERT—In one of the m ot desir Pinon aA No. 1591 I street; has moderna en nove dt THOS. nt 875. GGSM A, 519 7th sty FOR RENT AND SALE. Foie fae rege 4 B CALE—A fine dark BAY MABE, where Forvab ‘at © ROLSGHEE'S, TC and 717 7:b street north “88 is LE AP—A ABILY va LEA pair of fice Bay Nosch HOGSRE, mes Suber coe oe street. betwern 18th and 14th ste. . VARRIAGES, ra Cogtgene canniacny seeort ent of latest style of Cor Soupes, ER Seaners, Top u08 No Hop Guagion. lo, several second-hand Panel Ost . agies on D soni 0." © ith t.. bet Oond De wv, PERSONAL. H. DINEALE ABBESTED O8 be charge of larceny un the 27:h af October ie rot WM Be DENEALW, corner sh snd Boun’ Cary streets north i aration for which T a for wi fimee tho ameunt he for bia. novitr D.C. M AALL, penta! Hotel. (OB BENT—A pice BRIOK HOUSE, eix rooms summer Ritchen. water, gas, closets, hall ad side yare; near street cars ¢ $25 to a carcfal tenant. Inquire 1698 Sth street id vrivate family 2119 H street, 2 nové-se™ s od West stree! town; 11 rocms, bes'des cellars - Latrobes : brenpauent. Tnetine of UOLLIBB, 70m RENT | No. POS S4he On Bant— sous 0. 110 Green north. nov6-2w* Li two-story prened bri t | iB, with 7 rooms, gacr water aod alltime + \ and 16th st HEOSY OUMBADI: ‘west. FYouss in central FOE SSN T_Untarcisnea BOOMS. in < F strect cars pass the house. location sis Ith street northwest. nové 61" (PUB BENT—at No. itrect northwest, F'Strnished MOOMS, | "pails | ocnvenienoes; family pri if desired; ref- | erences required. BOSSLYNN HvOsSE and enclo- ae res.in Virgicia. south end aquedact Re; 5 terme moderate; posees- sion immediately. ire 1103 Lith street. 5 p. tm_éaly. novd ec3t* {OB BEBT—No. 1119 Mth stroot, between L evo M +treets northwest; Brick 7OUSB. IL rooms, in be ir: medera improvements, c-n- creted cellar, Key at store corner L avd Muh Btrrete north eest. vova st* FOS BENT Neat new 2 story 6 room HOU ‘with bali, vestib kitcBen &c jon line cars Ket: rent to geod tenant @18 in advance. B. BH. WARNES, 7th ard F streets (O08 BENT—S06 inh street. nished suite of PARLORS, large eqvare EOOM oa Apoly to bovd 66 elegantly tar- pisuo poetrcr BOLDERS If THE ¥ Life Insurance Company fh . bee sera poetry wigs 3 jag and copfideatial tnfer peny by ecncing their pames, address, p and smounte of insurance to IBV! sae Look Box «475, Rew York com: ri Post TVORORS legally and q y obteined in aw Bt Lr * : Pesideves ciate fo tnscmpeubisty, Sel reaiooge nek 67 Asbiavé Block. O! » Mil. octl?-ly LP pales legally end quictly obtained for ia- L Unecegs RIOH. Attorney-at- 18a" Dearbors ot, Obtcago, Til. wid Atzttotoer. Boas. This celebrated Heeling Medinm can be coneuiisd at Ho. S01 ftrest, 90 er of 34 northwest. She bas no in delia- akan ey friends, your 6 tntoraa! PROFESSIONAL. EMOVAL—Da Z_P. BOWERS’ office and Featdevce to 1324 New York avenue. 28-3t I RB. DUKE, Dentist, 414 7th strect southwest. between and B' streets. Meantita: of Teeth, $3; * without ‘pail ranted. mS. BUNL CH ECBULTZ. 9. be daily consulted iy Bi certain, peiniess and effectual. dren attended se usual ~ 5 a nonebington City. D.0., ss eaigence: Hor 307 TB sircot northwest. Proctice ta the Oscrts of the (Disirict, the Oourt of Oleims, the Supreae Uourt of the 3 Sha the Government Departments.” 'wopis toe SCHUTTER © Aaxeman, FRELOO, DBOORATIVE and Oamd TAT TH hal of two ‘kooms frovt BOOMS; ft movd 3 3 ed. PU BBN t—a family of ta *y bavi KF comfortable! homo, deuire (0 igcroten ry me con men who w Bisbed the comforts of their own homes s ree Btar cflice. Bové 3." Pasior, bed rooms an” beth reom; private fam- fly; central location; « ‘withoat chtldren ferred: Te. Oley Post Oftion. nod im 8 per month in advance. brick BOUsn with sumcer bison ae 7 8th street ‘econ Bovs 4t™ y finished Brick rest, between 7th and ;OE BabT—Fine HOUSE, ¢ it low. Mis- F svenue and Sd strets coutsising Site modern im . ; or to FBABE T. F, OB BENT—1307 H ctrest, three desirabie un- furnished ROOMS; soutbern exposure. oc3) Iw* jern im- | AAs ADG ater. bach vub. Ing AHO, corner 24 street and ocr-ae" | we norta- | ) heron seme a mone improvements; iame- | soak Oe WH. CERORTT, 819 Market Space. | {OB BENT—From November Ist. that desirable | three-story BBICK DWELLING | 8:4 8th streets northwest, ‘erat corn eat south op Meunt Vernon Place. Apply to W EP MUNSTON. 420 bth street north sest ootS0 al th teeta month. HOUSE No. wrest bovibweshs with, west, TREE Sass six similar houses; eleven with every conve- dt Poairbesrn iy Meet ie vere et iel Ales ake wD wae 6 lth street west, mit Steet portent. Aad wApnibOton D6. MEDICAL, &c. qa: ACTION”"—A u doe BUOKLER JONES. a I eS Bouoence rest, Bs! ‘ougl-tr ANBOuD BEDTORED. wrintion cure of Seminal Fires Sor the: Lost M. by indiscretions cesses. Any Praggist She tnarvaionte. "Address oct2-eoly i i H ee iz H 3 & z Ey i fe THE TRADES. Ri oven. JAMES F BSIRN, FLUMBBR AND GAS FITTER, orn STREET H.W |AWNINeGsS. sn Samm PONE, Th met coe anefecta: aud Ventilet: wn! a hie TRUNKS! SATOHELA, VALISES, TEAVELING Bags, eT naan: EEE eS oe os JAMES 6. TOPHAN, MAYFLOWER, 1876. BEAUTIFUL FIBE-PLACE HEATER. HEATS LOWN 81AIR4, HEATS UP STAIRS. 317 SINTH STREET, ‘Bear the Avenues, TOT! /D PLUMBIAG HOUSE. BAN: FOR RENT AND SALE. RAE Revere soctarin ‘THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, 519 Tth ae (Onanges Made Buery Wednestay urd ds rtay.) BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘imagch tov suit very tow atdrem #AXTO RMS, Star oe - rant 3 Bbts Tovte ASIRENATON,, j= - sa K water, gee 131 Tot. terms Moe se "On tive vod | Bang a wontituLive sa DP $500 No oN er eh soon ‘press lees warer vest = Ben’ stamp for ctromiar Semple oo =n free "Ree sior Mevufecturing 0» ®. ry street aud 132 Dearborn sureet, o" : srennmenmniees _..»_ At | S GOLDSTEIN & 6O, my 2 “"* LOAN AND COMMISSION BROK &R 5, Pay s ESTASLISEBD La 1% me z Bertheast corner of Wth and D streets, od + Private entrance on 10th street. 138 3 | _ L beral Advences made on Personal Property to re 3 | o>» amount snd for auy time desired on very rea. a2) ® | sonat le terms. sa? % | Atv, Goods Bold on Commission, 383 Va. ave 8. w. PE. = Ale ar { Goods band sew eeconi- 4 Delreesst ,gea and water, 7 Tan. FS bane). 51a very low for cash ec Sz oat wens, ¥ © | STOCK ABD FIXTURES OF FanOT StoRs. 5 > Bo, 1209 Penney lvauie avenue northwest pos 3 | tale. Reason given Rows a” mK » (UB SALE—An established GROCERY For st | FPudviston brome ehenea e Sed this cf the cltynd doing 8 fair buctnres. i Bot] i Sa 5 i = if fae i a : a a2, rh ray I Te. LOSB-MOBBY-—On firet-cless real conta THEO. Sargec, 11th end F streses. B ootis-ty a other Personal Securitien, sean 131 in Tent separate . 1419 Bi northwest, ll rooms, 9 19th aireet norta west, CHEAP SHOE STORE, Bo. 402 YrH Br., Two Doors Apove D. 21 18 J J. GEORGES, PABHIONABLE BOOT MAKBEa, 28 PENNSYLVAS14 AVBAUB Mesrs WM. KNABE & 00.. The DIPLOMA BONO end MEDAL of 'T for ‘and. Parlier Grand. Squareand anos, ‘Botice. 5 y -— haanaiabeshapenaliptonenga eco 23, Biastice fngerted 10 Congress Gatters by pat mechire. Frice gi. Bien of Bis Boot. eops-tr INSURANCE. Hutual Protection Fire insurance Co. OF THE DISTRICT OF VOLUMBIA, we eal JAMRS B. FL Shans Peck Bt allel at, BRIOBBEBACH'S PIaKo JOBS. 0. HABK NESS, JOHN T. Given, 425 Lith street, « fow doors north Wa. J. SIBLEY. W BORUBBLL, > ‘VILLE. Pispos from Gifferept factories for enle and rent —_—_—_—_—_SSX= BOOKS AND STATIONERY. "TOBEISTAR, ty Bogene Schayier, American ‘Too Wast, by w. E. a ipdiplpemenni tT ‘THE SPLENDID FIRE PLACE FURNACE FS nECR ER a buyers are invited to examine’ Abo. THE wen eesszues 8