Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY. -- November 10, 1876. CROSBY 8. N@YES........Editer. Reading Matter on Every Page serve their own purposes by addressing them simply to the“ Eprrox ov Tux Stam” or the “PUBLISHER (0 Tam STAR,” as the case may be. When addressed personally they are regarded as private letters, and fn cases of absence inconvenient delays frequently eccur from that cause. — +20. A Political Crisis Approaching. Frequent reference bas been made in THE Stax to the vital importance of providing some more definite method of counting the electoral vote for President aad Vice Prest- aent. The time nas at last come, as we pre- dicted it would, when both houses of Con- gress must ses the imperative necessity of adoptivg some system by which @ fair and Atisfactory count of the vote can be made by both bouses. The Senate last seasion in- formed the House that the joint rales of the two houses were no longer in force, The twenty-second joint rule, in brief, Provided that, if the two houses disagreed on counting the vote of any state, it should be thrown out. Under this rule the process migbt be kept up until no candidate had a majority of all the electoral votes, in Which case the election would go into the Honse of Representatives. It has recently been intimated that the House will pow con- tend, should Hayes be elected, tnat the joint ules @re still in force. This must be amis- take, for joint rales cannot be such unless agreed to by both houses. This view is sus- tained by the veteran ex journal clerk of the House, John M. Barclay, the author of “ Barciay’s Digest,” whose opinion on all such subjects is regarded as ipfallible by Pe@riiamentarians in both bodies. Under the head of “Joint Rules,” the next edition of she Digest wil! contain the following: “Whenever the two Houses may fail to adopt forthe Congress the joint ralesof a preceding Congress, (which frequently oc curs.) It would seem, under the authority conferred by the Constitution a; eacn House, (Art 1, section 5,) ‘todetermive the rules cf its proceedings,’ tobe the uptoubted right of each House, at'pleasare, to decline further acquiescence in the enforcement of aby one or ail of them. And heres, aitnongh the Jomnt rules @s acquiesced in during the Forty-third Congress, appear fa this ‘Di- , the ‘ollowing proceedings during tne first session of the present Congress would seem to indicate that no joiut rules ara now foree.”” {Here follow the proceedings of the Senate aud House on the subject of joint rules, all of whieh have been recently published | It is then probably safe to assume that Bone of the joint rules are in force, and it therefore follows that elther @ new rule for counting the vote must be adopted or the Constitution alone must be the only guide. in the latter event the question will arise #hall the piain letter of tne Constitution be followed, or will precedent govero? The New York 7ridune ihiuks that certain prece- dents fixed by usage way go far towards pre- Venting awkward and even dangerous com- plications. Tne records show (1) that the President of the Seuate has never atiempted to act as a judicial officer In determining the validity of @ state vo e; (2) inal waile such questions have invariably been referred to the two houses of Congress, neither houss bas ever asserted its right to throw out a State Or choose between two sets of returas, except under the twenty-secoad rule, waich Congress has expressly omitted to re adopt; (3) that all disputes of this uatore that have @risen have been decided by the two houses, acting concurrently, though they derived no authority to do so, eller from the constitu- Hon or the laws. On the other hand, let it be supposed for a Moment that the presiding officer of the Senate should entertain tne view that he alone, usder the Constitution, is vested with the sole power of opening and counting the Vote, and should deciine to entertain objec- Uons in regard to counting the voteof any particular state, pointing to that clause of the Constitation which says that after the votes are opened they shall then be counted * The Constitution does not apparently con- template the exigency of au objection to counting the vote of any state, but simply says “the vote shali then be counted.” Itis more reasonable to suppose, however, in the absence of the 224 joint rule, that all questions of this kind arising would be referred to the two houses for coneur- rent action, and that should a majority of of both houses vote agaiuat throwing out the vole of any state, it would not be | », founted by the presiding cfficer. Bat this system would be quite as vicious as that provided by the cefunet 22¢ joint rule, since objections migbt becarrted so tar as to throw the election into the House. {n the event of such @ rule ef action the counting of the Vote Will be attended with imminent dan- gertothe country. Toe hope of the New York 7ritane and offal! good citizens is, that Congress, during the coming session, and before the counting of the elec oral votes, May Come to some wire and patriotic agree- j inept whereby, while al! jast rigate will be | preserved. the danger of so deplorable a con- | troversy will be averted. Still waiting for the verdict! The three | doubtful «Ss, South Carolina, Loatstane | and Florida, are still in dispate, and apoa- rently only the officiai couat can settle who is President. The great Cevtennial Exhibition einsed to- | day with appropriate cersmoules, in whica the President of the United States partict- pated. Yesterday, “Palladelphia Day,” the allendance was 1 3S. Tne qaestion of the preservation of the main bailiing seems ow to have passed beyoad discassion. The Philadelphia Ledger refers to the example of the Crystal Palace at Sydeobam, England, &@s serving to show what oaghtani what | Ought not to be done. After the close of the great London exhibition In 1851 the butiding was removed from Hyde Park to Sydenham- about twelve miles from London, and there, im the midst of @ park of several handret acres, was established the present great palace. The question, the Leiyer thinks, is how much and how far can the perma ment exhibition repeat these ambitious efforts of its Sydenham prototype, and yet avoid its disastrous financial career’ At Sydemham commercial exhibits are quite overshadowed by picture galleries, theatrical performances, aquaria, tllustra- tions of natural history, geology, &>. The Ledger thinks an exhibition ought to alm at romething higher than depsadence oa amusement by theatrical or other perform- ances, but [tought also to be modest as to the possibility of making ® mere casual visit @ sort of Introductioa to all branches of knowledge. It therefore believes that there ig abundant room for gathering together there, not only the mere industrial products, but also an exhibitioa ef art, of science, aad Of the sources of our national greataess and wealth. ——- ore - —____ ‘The New York Times figures out the next House of tatives as standing 117 democrats to 143 republicans, with turee members from New Hampshire to be elected. The republican gain of another member from Illinois, mentiozed in oar dis; to-day, changes this to 111 repub. leans and 146 democrats, with three to be elected. ——-+ re No wonder that Governor Tiiden is greatly ‘atigued over bis arduous duties in the cam- paign. He was called upon by a large num- gratulations made & speech, which is a model of brevity, containing as it doesoniy paisty-taree words. ‘The Richmond Dispatch is very savage over the statement that General Sherman desired the election of Governor Hayes, and says, “A very unworthy commander of the | pational armies is this General Sherman. He ought to command an army of negroes.’ The general of the army has succeeded in keeping himself pretty weil aloof from poli- | thes since he acceded to his high office, and 80 reticent has he been on that subject that the politicians have been puzzied to know in which party to class him. When asked directly which candidate he preferred and he answered “Hayes,” he probably enter- tained the notion that ne had gs much right to express his preference as other Amer- lean citizen. An exchange says: May be you think that People don’t like to read advertisements ‘ If you do you are much mistaken. Fresh, well-put, well-placed advertisements are news! They are welcomed, read, nay, studied! The newspaper that is alive with them is increasingly acceptable, and so is the business house that knows how to get them up, possessed withal with the sagacity and nerve t to 0 keep them up. —_2_-<02- — Gov. Heyes was pot fo much flurried by the election excitement but that he was able to write an exceedingly felicitous Thankrgiving Prociamation for the state of Oblo, taming for the day the 30th of Novem- ber. ne THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains test and most reliable Election re Progress of Negotiations on the turns; Eastern Question; Late Foreign aad Do. mestic Telegraphic Intelligence; Mur Trials in Washington; Political Campaign Squibs;’ Social and Personal Gossip; Court Proceedings; Cholee Stories; all the the News of the Week, general Sketches; Agricultural ers, et6., etc. Terms: $2 per annum, tn advance, postage Prepaid; single copies’ five cauts, in wrap- pers. UST B jOB1V 4 cer load of WASH BUBNE FLOUR, _— ae used by the Visine Basesy at the ae nevi0-eoét_corner 15th and I streets nu —— AND EGGS. 4 TUB BUTTER nin ator Dat a SON NOLL ond | ‘aes. Freeh receipts daily on con’ 20% oth st - @t te low prices ot 81.25. avd 61 58, eaten Gicves @ quality. HATS AND FURs. Sratiemes styles. Latics’ a lieed Bik Garaest ose aud vor Trimmings LOW. rr Z, 1237 Pennsylvania aveane. CLOAES! CLOAKS ! CLOAKS'!! porle-tr ‘eived, ues Qrsortment of Lalies and 's OLUAK8. Beedy made SULTS and WATEKPROOFS sell!- ing very cheap at 8. HELLER's, The best Pa: KID GLOVES Keetth at LER 3. Large asgoriment of CORSETS selling at redaced Prices, at 8. HSLUE: Great iety of I adios’ CNDERWEAB, Ladies’ and Children's HOBIEBY, wt 8. HELLER. HATS, FFATH®SS, VELVETS and MILLI- NEBY GOUDS ielow cost, at 8. HELLER's, _Bovi0-tr 715 Market Bpsce. Py BICKEN BAOHER, Carriace and Waron Mak-r.—Special attention paid to repairing to order. NT BY THE gounresios DI OT ‘BI Loe canes follows” ending for Re tutriouted a — ther ny 80s of the the Duero ore ae ivecia Including atin Peviog comm! uding ox a seria § proved July 19, - 08-0 19-0 fae hevass of the indi; Tusste © ef Cotambis ia the ‘Goversment Hesptral fer the wed Jel; zi jeoees ween Se Iecce istrict of ( ‘olambis, ‘nel atthe Corporations of 26-0 iste’ 65 ——— by the Uaiter States, approved July 8h, is 176... 827-10 the Corporat! ances ip foree......... For genera! fund of ihe District oi Columbia 6 3-10 Tota’. lo novs 6 Commistavers D. 0. 625 REMOVED, 625 LOUISIANA AVERUE, BETWEEN SIXTH ax» SEVENTH STREBTS, Ang deve cpened an entire NEW 5 oK of GCODS, comprising a generel anortmenb or GROCHRIBS, CHEAP POR CASH. Dovi-2aw2w H.W. aL. DEMERABA MOLASSES. 25 bhés. DEMERABA MOLASSES, suitable for Bakers Just received and for ele low. BABEOUR @ HAMILTON, TO ARBIVE— OBE HUNDBED BABRELS BEW YOBK SAND BEFINED CIDER, of Superior Quality. SAM’L ©. PALNER, _, DBPOT, 67 GREENE STRESBY, Rovi-tr Georgetown, D. 0. Sven BRIDAL PRESESTS or EVBRY DRSORIPTION. SAMUEL KIBK & SOR, GOLD AND SILVEREMIZ ES, 172 West Baltimore fates A For sale at very low prices by nov2-1m.34p LADIES ATTENTION. a , Beeutifal for acne REEDS Sons. note __™ Wate wemestnorterest_ street porttwest SPE ABD SPAGR FLBATING DON ene on out or Sy Retueed Botan asf Free tty Bvaiy rete famil; general ho: at 300 G street porthwent, corner 3a, BTED—B: ITUA) i080 if required. . Ww. ARTED— Persons baving pesruremnes et WBESLBE, 95 Great Place, OF Burne; $3 Teferences. Addres =D ‘imme diatel; Grst-cless a Gees = urna OOORyat Kar Eureka Bm- ment Omee, ' bat ee LOUISE 0. BUTL! 8.13 5 Warne ie yee ge case | seats #3 Maids BINS aie ang prt private fami far- oa free W. B pTAVESS08 @ 00,, No. 926 7 8 rect novl0-2t* ANTED—A white wowam to COOK, wash oat iron. Apvy at 690 F strat. ov8- V fein ge Gd (U8 by a respect sbi~ Frereh woman as ach ni’ ladies pom can well sew by band and by machine. Goll or eddress 60% Mth street oorthwest. n9-2t* WASTED any ONB uring five perma- nt m0 9 iy Bae Boarders will be given their” boatd greties Acdrem it. '8., Star of aed Gi per voariap on eer Piano; ard per q or address, jh st tJath gests 6 font ot penny za jusic store Beterences given. novd 6x” TED—Oee Speen a LES WO Farm Hand. white and col»rea Cook: iris. City eae ee. Nati Eineloyment Office, Boom 34,7th and F str W ®t -ree-story d modera improve mente, on Defrees’ Stee Hours, worth about 8! £00; balance on ‘ims. A. O, ses ae 1334 F etrert NTED—At 18291 Street. 9 nn =o MAB ascovk and also to assist in washing end ironing, References sequires. BOWS St” W 48tep—a first-class COOK. who will sasist with the wasbing and ironing, at 115 Pros- strest, Georgetown; references reqaired: 2003 given. novs 3” 7A BITUATION by en oxserionced jerk Best of refer- Addiers soil, ott Pat Office. STDS EX UG ARC Brick House, LS ot Appl OG4BKE & Sos street marth west, between 8 and Rovs-St* ANTED—By two white cir ae Sir axON, ope a dining room gtr! or cham! Blain cook, snd one as child's ares er ctanbermatd fiecpo ta make ‘Ro ati umfel Gcod city re! yences Apply at i139, ist street, between L anc M W4sTED-bounty LAND aA ae. WItL Corner Louisions svenae sud Sthetr Rové Im* Near ity st, Waste. ‘& SITUATION by a soung man wilt jo make al pee rg nd neefal; has been in 1! Best of oe in ites ro adres ‘STUBER PER, this oft vd bt WwW BOLD Bt CoTvM eK S bay FRESH 25 to S2e., at L1RT 7b et rot BUT ERS arrivigy TRNANT ior a4 room House in the . 20 minutes from City Post Office Dtry steam cars (house close to station), rent Address Post Office Kox 603. j 4 NTED—BOBBES to WINTE ling Best city reference given. + vernon 7th street road, near Bligo Post Office, Montgomory conuty, Md [cets? m*| OH 'e. CLARK. W4d2E DK gent. rarni-hed HOUSE near ty Hall, en le for # Senstor or Mom: ber ot ohn Cong Address A. B, Btar office. Tess, WixTER Tats MEN to leara tear rating. salaries and perms whew quelli Instruction co. pany,” - Baltimore, Md WASTED CURNITURE in aes or =a quantities, at Keed’s Forniture Exoban; ii Tth street, betw reed * Unis Tel le- Ww. 226 eemere een H and I st streets nort! 17 Tecommended; a ae ce Wortsurant, in ar. nda, ood wees eb W4RTaD—canrErs TO OLEAN ai Rice’s Ble rors? Works, a laine Seat ta and delivered a ly )TED—Gentlemen to know that WILLIAM phe ioe Morabast Retlor 1011 ew roe venue, makes cutting garments t made at bone. movis-ly A ge: return to Drs BAbMARO, ov 80 St C&S ron 2b ints Gold Giuge PENDANT, 4 bel nto ® to Iti FID g, F. léta. By ore tee vitabiy rewarded leaving the same ac Boom 3 0: Interasl Bevenue. nold-3t* x Eest. 7 on ana GS Ftd wil come “forme Pah end ‘t SOHN BATHE street, oe ot all lath streetan.e nov9 3 Lotte Fecslay ght, = 80A0K HOUS was tied to a Breton eet. bet biind fn rigit tek eee a ‘vad di in fl if on right sid i fe, with flap off 6: over It years old. A Nbei el rewara will be paid for ‘AWD H. MARSHALL. ] "—On the 20th Sepomber, «red POUKET- Lac BOOK comataion 8 small — a and Hatr of deceaswd friends. ein pleane a hairto the Siar Office nad Fetal when: BOARDING. E 04 RDING—| ly-furnished Booms, wi*h first (las BUAGD, at Mo 616. H strest Bo th vert, Table Boar. xe ee nove. Ps i wed Forni-! mort rs af ong ished Booms had at No. aivanie avenue near the wt. Semee of the Potomac de} a ST AND BaOe. ROUM, Far Pbed, er reat ber either wiimnat BUSTED, at 937 Peunsyl Prices ate. Pari tue charg cf her dinfog room and’ culsive “4 Booms, single or en suite, at Booed a yait tb a o—F ished BOOMB, oS 7 Bisse an RD at 339 Mlssouri avenue. TABLE UT SOABD ERS sccommodated. rh BOOMS and first cinse iis tow prices at 1100 and TL w sama | § oot2¢-Im™ eSANT BOOMS WITH FIBST-OLA! ABD, at moderate prices, in a private 7009 Mersiand ever: ly. EN@uLIS#H CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, ‘The Newest Patterns, on EXQUISITE WORK- AND OF THB LH Shire xe For Elegance, Brti!ianey end Beal Boonomy, THEY EXCEL ALL OTH CHABDSLIBES. ‘The.e Goods are our owa DIBEOT IMPORTATION, ‘and are offered at verj low prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. @ 00., Rovi-tr JEWELERS, [Ff YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY BUY JOUR STOVES, RANGES, &, or singe! tiger Manan danni 226 Ungiees ita tet tein te be pare and ciwaye trek. “oodttSe” z or < 2] 4 Hi A i 5 @ i he af a iad — : et tsts Bs ia PAE a Pee oe oe: LJ egg communt- cating, bath beast, =ee No. 334 a2 eer sous son. beas borthwest “Teantta od be Baba Rs Ss 2 street ‘nort Borthwest. nov ora ovements, wret, after 4 p.m “i ¢0B BEN T—Three B ‘with beck buildip::: 3 occupied by Uol. #. D. Cutts. Faxt, i337 I street northwest. -3t Fs BRET Hand — delizhiful BOOMS at Bprecue Hove, ng BR streets erm? en rable arat-ctess loal- at hotel houre. aTiiT a - 1 erm Baur. 2638 et ce BOSE te ouel it eet soutt eects rooms. treet Borthweet,$ ro. Sod water, at Bo 33 6 street soutboan:. cy jo the Capital ned Pears gesirable — q ae BT_VEAME HOUSE No 9 feaiinvnig msc a Frome. “Apply to pits. o. HeITMULLE Sth street ov Se- SOR Saas Torsuasl ROGUES iiy.en suite of alogie, with noo prov 723 sth street, between W and H mets nov9 6 BED? $y Sin0,r00m BRIOR ALUSE, oe Dy Mo fects ireing wirects maar? Szaiy to T. J. BBOWN, 1100 M a | es Lae PARLOR ane Mine first Iso. farniabea and cf farataned. “788 An ath Spreet,. he tween G and H streets. nove St second and thi: , Teasonable; ceatral lo. cation, B streets nort! floors, lo. 722 6h street, Detweea G Ee Fo, BENT—UPeE Er enadhe House S03% Hi strect northeast all m Will be rented low to a ¥. DAVis' 8 Gi tial Besigence of Apply to THOS. Southworth, DOWL'RG- Star Butidi ined or unfarr ished BOOMS, oo OE RG; rT. ‘Obance—< deantifal eaire jet and 24 floor. Ietely vacet ed by house new. nicely ly heates cea cellar! = tee doors freee Q street porthwest, otfal ferences exch erard im ey. 8 THO 20m re ares — Mth street J oo nl Sey aed HOUSE, oH ‘modern im- provements: 6 large 34 street perth- SALB—a very icrirapl s Bandesme HUKSS, Harte for eonpe. cerrt buesy soy to to WASH. AILOB, 1328. ‘s reet novd St” e nat C (88H) and 717 71h street north west {OB BALE—A in fine Bay Oosck HOMSES, é cart hands bigh Ete snd, Famil | et. Between 18th and 14th rea? : CH AGES, a BEIAGRE, OABBIAGES— sesort- largest ‘and | it te of Oars isiaetgeiaay coe asa | Jaggers, ‘Also. sovera! Bi or SCHMITT & 00.8, “parii-te h Pi emeee Gane D 3 al | lagen, She brings causes speedy | mouey tefondea. sFee=from 30 | gcntlemen. move-in Fe BENT—One han agers Uy eons emiened Room, second story dmg centri rate 601 suitable fori eee or ay mensin priv e iN tod E. Fu’ Heal Pre eeey 02 F street mow nov9-3* [pon RENT—STGRE oad DWELLING Fe, ere end me igh be Cry oun hes yucceesful mand for ary 8 and taney moods | years; fixtares ail compicte street iene eae LBs. FRAME HOUSE, very con- Hyon Bent very I s morihe’ low Oorner 15th » Fo BENT—Four BITCHEN, toa fom fice in pert pas ment. need apply. Borthwest. [POR BENT One tand-om Ty fur: istr@ BOUM. 3d flocr, with bay window. and private bath near Perragnt Squ: irat-class in every resp Reterences giv d required. Apply L012 "ite street novd 3 d. to. None with 153% chil tren Bent in advance. 1334 1th street now9 2t* ft ‘Ub & e?enue and 3d street, contat crn improvements KT. BROWN Fo BANT—Gn_socsna fears tose BOC Ms Ly ely furnieh: very destrable ors an) ; party ef centlemen; third @ocr trem Gra: quare of &riington and Wormle) 418 1 street. re RoE RENT—Wi-h Board, reap eags or part'y fast iebed ROOMB on floor. fees le hot and cold water boar iiers acec 07 ST eptigee en enite .. OR BENT—HOUSE, Ho 1439Q street 2 north- ant west. Jnqvire on t! premises, BeaD.0 o33F sree northet Fos T street. near the Hotel handsomely farvishea Booms, small. I etther by the moves 3t 'T—The lath of the month. a re USE of five rocms. No XR Yor! furnished BOUSE. No. leaving for Burog-, BE. PHETOs ‘sand fen OD ho ;OB FURNISHED BOOM. bil F Bite Bowe 113% 13th stroet brine Mas- atreet north aci-lw street, between Beall acd West stree! town; 1] rocms, = a cellars sand bat as range. alt me provements. Inquire ot JF. Contin, ee 3 Os RENT—a haan end ——= aod i a 7 rocme bath room. with bay win- dow, ho ot and cold dail en Improvemer ween vply at ear GUBBADIS rth ie street north: nov6-20* Fz SALE—a two-stury ee —. front tah dna os — T Ee oenh 3 d jot over b 0 feet esp ‘fet trout. oo 8s 208. pean BF street cars houre. I7th street northwest. ove 6:* Line ‘Be NT—Pleascant furnished ROOMS. Ap. Ry at 1018 With street, between K and L hové-eot# 1635 I street nortowest, lary aE EENT=at Ro furnisbed 8, oes Yamily privaie; board if desired; rof- (Og REBT Sow 7 room BUICK. 45 massa te Bo! convenient to two 1 aireet care: gee snd 3a 82 in advance, ‘ABD O 0. TO! » Attorney nt: nové Im Rew 2 story 6-room HO! sare al cop ver ler. ebupdance BOB, 611 7th street ieee aS Farvished FLOOR— bed rooms en Dath £- AOaTT. S19 (mare Bu et desirable corner of K and Suicn “Dwi DWELLING on porth- ye eres 420 eat. oct8 Iw is BEST—- a OU E and are sores of Pl Seay a paeannuan RY Flue HUUBE, fork low cornes Ais. i idaress woul | , large and emali; modera | Ts Usa WELLS: BUEBKA. It resombies aod joglisk paration paid. fee Smenut he WF i Bovitr D. eH ALL, Continents! Hotel. LLOY HOLDERS ig THE New Yerk Life Insurance Company cen learn some interesti yt sseTatprcara unt center legally ano gietty obtained | im any | State for in ot EB yeselly and quictly obtained for in- ; resi mam OFC seb exp rience. a GOOD- » 184 Dearborn street, oculd 8a Ber of 34 northwest. cee eee the Past, Present ry love or her advice is ‘ovaluable, eseribi your out your enemies, ‘and. pera ooo Leadiee, se | Ll PROFESSIONAL. BI O. Bi S38 Ha8 REMOVEO HIS OF- F1CB to the corner of 17th and Lstrevts sorth- _ Office bours—9 to 11, 3 to 4. 7 to 8 povd-2t* EMONAL Du. ZF. BOWEGS? office and Tesidevce to 1324 New York avenue. D3 OES), Cena ad B at nee sete of Tee! ecth filled ty eitbout ry 20 conta.” ‘ali ‘operations ser. octa3 la mn attended HH. © 2,2, chavgurom, — AiorSeahingwoe Oy. De Oe MEDICAL, &c. “Saniora veategistss tied bot by Br. wDarbrrae iit Tis oF cor of Penv- oiests aven: ras free’ “octld San" B. SOCKLEE soe5 “Se Twenty D tence in Female Diseases, rrogularities. Ors. ‘no Mp4sBoon BEcTOBED. Ercscription, Free for the seeedy cure, of Seminal | Mcehpces, Lost Manhood and all disorders brougst £2.57 indltcretions oF cxocaeee. Any Druggist parce DAVIPEON & 00., cot2-eoly 86 Nas-au strect, New Fork, SPECIAL NOTIOS Peis BUBBBTOUN can ve consulted ev. ry Wednesday ana Satarday,a: bis gion. 4 424 10th sireet northwest, near ¢a evens, to oon mn, D'seases of the Urinar; and Bervous Diseases, viz: Organic and ad Sot Sal Weakness, Nervons Debliicy, Ampotency, Fre. mature Decay, Bervous Trenbling, pitation of the Heart, Dizsness of Gladiness, tien. &o , &o., all result <3 ‘rom abuses in youth. mar bood Indiscreti JAMES F BRIER, PLUMBSE AND GAS FITTER, mard-tr 406 Srz STBERT B. Ww. WHinse JOBE oz yoean, 7 sie = meer pace ie ears | MAYFLOWEB, 1876. BEAUTIFUL FIRE-PLACE HEATER. THE EATS LOWN 81 AIRS, HEATS UP STAIRS. MAYWOOD @ HUTCHINSON, 317 SINTH STREET, Slear the Avenue. sTor 'D PL @ Ay ‘BAN. UMBInG HOUSE. LADIES’ DREsS 3 FURS. ootls-tr BacQ' Se rere aes fase |__FOR RENT AND SALB._ { bi cca UPPBE PART of bane 4 y sth | FOR RENT AND SALE SAL Estat THeSs &. Wasdiman. oo Fem ee [Changes Made Ruery Wetnestay av! 87 urday | Taree Story Brick Houses for Sale TSO 1th at BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘ PGs BEN T—ver vs . tre # Borthwest * + complete and Going © good Canrerse Worouce pat, ri. corer Tth sad 2 &90,000 To Li per anol S18 13a —] of from @ 1408 to OR. on Ores Tees. ‘imetoves j ore Say property 8 Bet ict J. STANLEY JONES. 2 sth rere O11 Tem street, et wrb por 8 Le Daresia, & Blee room aie t Bl fn “ i, ich ball, ‘water, ges end baw room Prive omy 3 16h 7th port hw 2 Sot estate eat 4 “ 3. free ee Dedion ebwet ena” So hy Bh cage. orl tan §, Gol DSTEIN & 60. * LUAN AND COMMISSION BROK 8K 5, BSTABLISHB: 1s6a, | Rev — gaezaget past cormer ay Wa and D sirevis, 5 | Private entrance on loth street. te | L beral Advances made on Personal Property to $0 | 8°) smount and for any timedesired on very roa go | Sonatle terms. @ | Bio, Goods Bold on Commission, ‘ S 8° stock of Goods on hand (new and sn-ont “ % | Dano). © id very tow : 3 » Pe J 3 7 pl Teasopable rates Agounts Si 3 upwards can be bed at & per cent.. = Parable guasteriy, Ove years ts s 20 3s | s 38 | oo = Honses Bented =| 7a | » 2} 4 i ct a fartber lat of boiasee at air this offes, eer street lmprovements all paid. “The above = Pree by applying to BATES & WF cee eal ‘Re tate ‘aaete, Ton D reat northweet — T° a ; an = 7 reel extale mons scourity only. aah "gar: omubty "Borner PRSONS Bavina on PROPERTY to excnangé the cther Personal Becartiien, “ean ~ “he wer: 4 waned, stiles whee pe Reever ry octl-im ey ‘our Bice. NOTE SPECIAL Te ca aan . cartes’ by copy Hall ail Boom, Metropolitan 3 ‘s. Spe SY _T ah Room. Metropoliten Bank Satit's. Fee calities tm the 339 0) eat’ Spe ete Ee 1G & 00 72 Broadway, BY. Fon ty Pls a ryan 6 ‘rea! eetate, tn came No. os ne Bb wtreet northwest, ‘0 per cent. = A teo, ner St omer ee: _ paonare t & few sums si 8 per cent ear ee ‘Application at the om: « ne eat'S asooes ‘octaetr wari) corver 7th Fro® BENT: Fes RENT 3100 200 DECKER BRO" ii Herve bee: swansea Se the a #3 33 ™ Aged " te Troon 8, *ii mod. im imps “ a Dou’ fail mest is 3 | Burdett Organs » specialty — a 3 | G. KUTIN, Sele agent, il ricks, corner 3d and B northeast, 3 i | _nov8 tr 407 ito street, above Pa. avenne. 9 ib orthwest, 3 seveennen « a Tihrortheant,s Foomaa S\ARA KNABE. FRR ? B| TH“O F GatcHEL, | > Corner lith and ¥ streets. BOOTS AND SHOES. apair or @ Parlor Grand Squareand CHEAP SHOE STORE, “Be tbe ef By the eyrtem of awards |, Piamosofalt . - 2 71H Br., TWo Doors Anova D.m. 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