Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY.... November 11, 1876. CROSBY 5. NOYES...,.....Editer. Sttll Cmsettied. We are again obliged to go to press with- out being able to a wwounce definitely who is elected President. There has been much excitement about town today over an al- deged dispatch from Senator Conover, of Florida, conceding that the state had gone for Tilden, and consequently that Til- den was elected. Careful inquiry fails to establish the authenticity of the dispatch. It would seem that nothing short of the official count wil! settle the question in the three doubtfal states. In South Caro- lina the official canvass will not begin until next Tuesday, and the final canvass will not be made until one week from Monday. ‘The result may be reached sooner in Louts- iana and Florida, but the official count in those states will not be made for some days. Let There Ke Fair Piay. Sign ificent articles appear in yesterday's New York Tribune and ths Herald relative 40 counting the yote of the doubtful south. ern states. The Tribune says that neiiber Governor Tilden nor G>vernor Hayes can afford to be declared electet or to take the office of President of tne United States un- Jess be has ben fairly aud legally cnosea by hopest ballots and an honest count; ard that more than this, no private citizen can afford to have, at such @ tim? as this, any tampering with ballots or retaros. It calls upon partisanship to cease for a moment, that ail bonest citizens may unite in ade- mand for an honest count andan honest declaration of the vote. Tne Herald says there must be no “ku kKiaxing” of the elec tion returns, and warns Chamberlain, Pack- ard and Kel'ogg, that tney are Knowa in the north; that the honest men of both par tes regard them with jast susptcloa; and that they bave need to play vot only with common buat with vary conspicaous fair- ness. The President weil and patriotically ays that either party can afford to be dis- A@ppoivted in the result, but that the coun. try cannot afford to have the result tainied by the suspicion of illegal or false retarns. ‘Whatever may bave been thonght of ths President's action in requesting the praserce of certain prominent republicans in New Orleans to inspect the counting of the vote Of Louisiana.it must now be regarded as wise and judicious. Chairman Hewitt, of the National Democratic Comm!ttee, in response to the urgent request of prominent eitizeas of New Orleans, bas asked certain leading democrats and republicans to proceed to that Point to counsel peace and a fair and honest count. Both parties will therefore be repre sented, and the moral effect of their preseace will be ss#latary. It will virtually say to the returnieg board—Tnoe norta tasists on fair play and an honest count—in fact will tolerate no fraud of any description.” Of courre these gentleman have no legal right to interfere tn tne couuting of the vote. They can only request that they be afforded AB opportunity to witness the counting of the vote and to note all irregularities, and this courtesy will undoubtedly be accorded them. A uvan!mous report from these gen- Nemen certifying to the fairness of the count would undoubtedly preciude the possibility of @ wrangle when Congress meets to count Ine electoral vote in February. Senator Mortou in @ report made by him to the Forts-third Congress well said: “ Waere the choice of the President depends upon ibe election in a state which has been publicly ch@racterized by fraud or violeace, and in Which one party is alleged to have tri. umpbed aud secured the certificates of elec- ton by chicanery or the fraudulent inter position of courts, such a President would in advance be shorn of bis moral power and authority in bis office, would be looked upon @8 @ usurper, and the consequences that Would result from such 4 stateof things 20 man can predict. But it may be compared to what bas so often occurred in history, where the successor to tne crown in a mon- areby was believed by a large part of the nation to be illegitimate, or rot to be right- fully eptitied thereto under the laws of usages of the nation.” ————~re-—__ More About Counting the Elecioral Vote. Mejer McDonald, chief clerk of the Sen- ate, who has seen furty years service in con- nection with that body, and who has wit nessed the counting of every electoral vote since 1537, ought to be well qualified tospeak With reference to the usage of Congress in this matter. He says that from 1789 down to 1865 the usual mode was for the two houses to Sppoint @ joint commission which gener- ally consisted of three members of the Sen- ate and Sve of the House, to report the man- per in which the vote should be counted. The commission always recommended that tellers be appointed on the part of the Senate and the House. In 1457, Jamas M. Mason, of Virginia, President pro tempore of the Senave, Presided at the counting of the electoral vote. After it had been counted, and James Buchanan had been deciared electei Presi- dent, aud John C. Breckeuridge, Vice Presi- dent,a Representative, Hamphrey Marshall, @Tose and raised a question of order, to wit: Had the President pro fem of the Senate the right to declare or ‘o decide whether, or not, the vote of the state of Wisconsic should be counted. The President of the Senate, nro tem, Mr. Mason, refased fto entertaia the Question of order, and inereupon left the chair ud proceeded back to the Senate chamber. followed by the members of the Senate, w'thout waiting for asy questioa to be put to the jolot mesting. Ia so dotng he Virtuaily said to botn Houses, Phe power Of counting or rejecting the voteof any state, under the Constitution, ts vested In me, and Im me Alone; consequently, all odjections to counting the vote uy state are entirely out of order.” Major M:Donald ts of the Opinion that we are io the same position to. day,and that, unless some definite system 1s adopted, we must depend upon the judg- Tent and impartiality ‘of one man alone. That man, of course, will be the presiding officer of the Senate whoever h@may be oa the second Wednesday in February. ; There are but very few American citizens, we believe, no matter how strong their par. ty prejadices, who do not desire that the votes cast on Tuesday last shall be fairly counte!, no matter who ts elected or defeat- ed. The vast majority of the people con- sider the business interests and prosperity of the country above politics, and will not consent that a handful of sachemers for Place shall plunge the nation into another war. For this reason the movement of Prominent republicans in New York last night to bring about an understand- ing with leading democrats whereby the vote in Louisiana can be fairly counted, ‘Will meet with the approbation of all honest men. A fair count aud no favors is the desire of every true American, and there ‘Will be no troable if the honest men of both parties come together in the proper spirit. Now 1s the time, if ever, for a revival of old- ime patriotism. | TO WHOLSSALE BUYERS or CLOTHING! PRIOR TO BEMOVAL TO OUR NEW STOBE, COR. BROADWAY AND GERASD SI., NOVEMBER 25, WE HAVE DSTEEMINED TO OF ‘THE TBADE Our Entire Stock of Clothing, MANUFACTURED FOR TH: /BASON’S BUS- INESS, FOB NAT 018H, 30 DAYS, At Less Than Oost of Production, THE SALE WILL COMMENCE ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER M4, AT 9 A, M. THE PBIOBS WILL BE M4BKED PLAINLY ON BACH LOT. THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE BUYERS ¥ SOLICITED. NAUMBURG, KRAUS, LAUER & CO., work aud good treatment.” At street northees FOR RENT AND SALE ;OoR eS ee, BOOMS. for mod: ectic MAN, t aot the ohn dong Oolumoia of s first Company Address pastingtoa Rovil-3 berivnrel in housekeeping, care of exit= ered in care of chit: ‘adaress Mice MF movil at* aN, to f20k small mess of m house. ‘Address Box 5. Star: 3 ; 00d references. lartinsburg, Weet riveate fs one of two fo vecaps wel: furniened apart = ts. tees unsar| 2 Met. worthwost. molt 3° ‘WirtED=2; © mon avd wile ( white), SITUA a yr ye and general work: wo- yk, laundress, or chamborwex. 'U BENT—One or two com irnishe’ BOOMS, with or w: muse, private teunily, central tion. 61m B strect bot hwert F4BM, porth of aaa nge for olty propert: K_ WILSOS, 511 7th st. from ¢epariments. Cirete "Béaceee 1 1334 New Hampsbire Want iD—A widow lady wishes to BUBKOW jearant rocm ith or withont bos tent mf L FREEMAN, ‘post ¢ Ofce, novi! WANTED te lady.e SITU sTION in family tod inds of newlag. dressmak- Py Post « fice Box Ter, fog. with fuil ni: peat ting terms. novit 3 ere: Wasbit ete W 43, HOA fret class VEEHSUAK ER. Oalt at Domestic tewing Maskine Agency, 903 F CoB. CHURCH AND WHITE STS, street W 13 foucrat Koureworkt Waa read rl Rovitels-2t NEW YORK. | nortnweet nov.d st" UB a8 Cook, waaber aad ironer; ref- TROUSER if required” Apply at 71 24 Choe pig 0710 2" DEPARTMENT. LARGE P‘NIALOONS, to 48 In waist and to 36 im length. Io great variety of sirss and kinds, trem 6510 $8.50. BLACK PANTALOONS, Jn d. eekin from 86 50 to 912, ‘avd in ribs for 87 to. BLUE PANTALOOBS, Fast ccl rs tor workers tn lime, far @5. HOMEEPUN PABTALOONE, Made of Virginia gocde. SHEEP'S GRAY PANTALOOSS, Borthern Gouds. COBDUEOV PANTALOORS, Fine English Goods. YOUTHS’ PANTALOOBS, with emali inte and long legs. Prices of Pastaloons have been very much re- duced, tm some cases below ANTE BELLUM BATES. air, STYLE AND 8H. S7 ONE PRIOB ONLY. GEORGE C. HENNING, rovie-tr 410 SEVENTH STREET. ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1876, WE WILL BEDUOS OUR STOCK OF D&Y GOODS IB SOME INSTANOBS 20 B CBET, BBLOW FORMER P&IOES. 1 case good Calicors * So.; oll at 6. nestiy foyer ka wiae, ben goa =a 3 ¢loth eect ite Flannel nel at ites 3,373 si extra Es. at 12c, ‘lamne! at be ra width. Sia seal brown, bottle 8c. hairs, 30, 25, 20. 37: rege Goods, inall the seal brown, boitle it of Bhs uavy b coin, 61, 82, 83, Bt, very cb 2a ttons, Ww and 35c ; better grade then ive even told betor® © M TOWSON @ CO., 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVEB novll ectr ATTENTION. Svan rw Streer NOW 1S YOUR TIME’ DRY G0ODS GOING OF WITH A RUSH, AT W. M. BROWR"! Mo 314 Stu Srzest H.W. SF Remember iocation . W. =. BEOWR, Bo. 314 8th street northwest. novil-tr MORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION. Bleck Bi. Sourtnre arch Udoice 3-bu Hew ceplee Felt suis, Feathers half Dress Goods rhety. ectlertnoend ait ‘Wool Usderwear at the chsapast e OOnEOLLY'®S, Bovll- GOS Kb vtrect, ops. Potent Office. HATS AND FURS. tlemen's Drees ate Deat quality, lates’ styles, Ladies!’ Fins Fare, ‘Bain 8 eoanes, Fi GOLD’s WARM-AIR FURNACES. Gold’s Contennial BANGS. Steam HBATING and PLUMSIBG. Onst Iron and Machine WORK. ‘Tin and Wrought Iron WORK. —— largest variety of new patterns SMITH, BIRGE @ 09., coplb-iy 1016 Pounsytvanis avenss. NTav—A CBA ExMalD aod palf Warr oinic bit bat mnt Price en. # ten re a Apoly at 1318 nt e. betwee aoue a ¥. ‘novle-: eae avenue, bctween N ANTED—A well-1ccommended wilte @IBL Ww te cook end do geners! housework ia @ smali farfly without children. Apply at 403 Tth street B-rthwest. ow Bt WABTED Three i Nast colored Bows, 18 years, white ana colored Cooks and gener. Howse Mw pid, Hotel. and privace tamitics far fet. 00 free - B STEVENSON @ O0., No. sree: movlo-mt ANTED—ABY ONDE procuring five perma- Win prompt-pastng Tat Pivte bie Boarders will be given their board grt B. 8., Btar of- fice now V Pana ee on the Sheps Piano; 10 ard $13 per quarter. Ap 213 '0th street southwest, south of orkilie’ musie store ferences Jus nov 6” W4itsb—Te BXvuanGe tory Brick House, with cular and modera| iniprove a on Defrees street, ase worth about 8) cov: Wt O.5BLiss, Attorney, 3" WV 4eTED-BounTs i Caate a5 = Corner Loulstane atoute aud Sthstect pové Inm* Near ity Hall W4sTHD—8 SITUATION by = vouog man TUVIRE Jo make rimself generally vefat; tee hoon in the grocery and provie Best of chy, refeccuee. Address’ STUBER REPRE. thes oftics Dovs 6t Wi ie a eee Ess to bay Faesa BOUL BUT °ER, arriviog every week, from | te $20. a 1VRT Teh at northwest. nov-esaw= W2STED—1eNaNT tor » 4 room House in - country. 20 minutes from City Post Office Sahm cays Couen clove to station), Font 868 a mooth, ‘Address Post Office Box 603. j ANTEL— HORSES to WINTER. ae stad ling. Peer Aig’ ence given. Farm on7th street road, near Bligo Post Uffce, Montgomery county, Md [oct3)im*} OH 'e, CLaBK, ANTED— Fo Bent. rai varnished HOUSE near thedity Hall for a Senator or Mom- ber at ge cearem: ddress A. B., Biar office. WxTERTHDKs MEN to leara telegra ug. jsries aod permanent ART aD FURNITD Ee tn large or small naxtities, 815 ib street, betwen Hand I stresterners” west ootl7-Im Wantthres torisr ind 20h ry ery d three Viral eee pleasant, perma: dollars ars a month. botel and travelfag on with stamp, “Monitor a ing Gan Cinctnnatt Ones 43m ANTED—A WOMAN te do cooking ang wit: and froning persons: for a family of four pe oghly w her bust: Also,want -eged WOMAN to nurse ote, children, one FA a intant, must be weil recommended; good wages. visser P. lahat aue “Bicam Beatin Works 456, vital dine avense, Bicam Beating Wor ne _ ee, 4% and 6tb streets sonthwest, Oalled fer and few Re withont charge. Spll-ly WEEE Gentlewen to tnow That WILLIAM with all conveairnoss. JACOB FRANK ¥120 Pa ave at sis pare Dorthweet son wil! t pleasent it board ‘Bisbed 0 Boar¢, 1203 @ street. cori st Fon ‘OB eee. faraised ROOMS on Soorg south front: on ealce oF se i Beet Bovit-eo8s" w RENS—HOUSE ood DW SULING 07 street. opposite B, 8. Patent uf beat business bouse city 7, doauure of TEE, No 714 7th oi Avenue LY novil-3: i ro, fOR BEN1—. it So stery BOOM . front Fo aoe m heat, gas and bor, meio ina priv family, ata moderate rent. Adiress | Oba cmes. Dov ‘OR & ENT—No 72% 13th street bes all mod to imprevements 11 roome: rent £75), Doreen Ronsuer 3. THOS. B. WAGG. Foe Ci vine rooms, gas ent ¢30 per w onth ‘Apel: to W. S Luh #: rect pocth wes: NT—HOUEK Bo so joer: en 3 small family without children; st 909 10h greet | Lorthwest, novil-3t* Fee TA bse BRIGK DWRUL ING.No 609 lth street, betesen B and uertbwest; ten rorms. modern improvemes Ply 318 30 street n rthwest. rw 1 H street, — shed ress able rates. convention’ ;Cmmunicatiog or otherwise OOMS fa the Wational Bailding, corner Ltn Apply at 0 ‘w York 70 REBT=At aie F'Saiermih sre nother te FOR RENT AND SALE. FO! fest | Frame House Bo 933 Mass» per mn Frame Hous No 1524 & ry — e saue BUSINESS CHANCES. UP 21h PRES, 69) eo" meh ort $10: smmte-toms. 3. TILES towne, (ine BOUrE, |__FOR RENT AND SALE. | | FO8 BEST G1307 B mrreet.throe destradie ae: forviched southers exposare. oc3) Se" Cbance—* desatifal st and 29 floor. lately vacated BY fon, house new, nicely | rovts & sly peated Latrobes ND few doors trom | ie porbood _ Se in Face Salk Tae thr e-story BEIOK HO Db et cet, between Fe* RENT. ALL, and Wek gant ROOMS adore at sania avenue. $175 Fonte S*LUT on Bast Gapiict streets. fronting sont x! FRONT BO! ments paid Apply to Fine. ave ~ dora | REAL BATate BULLETI THOS. &. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th Bt (Oranges Made Bvery Wednesday and Saturday.) formation inquire of Three Story Brick Houses for Sole. j New York avenue. yee. | Kors RENT _HOUS® No. 691 18th street worth | Sy'p | con Osrpeta and part of Bnraiture for | 114 11; t "ese be rei- oleae sale. Api 08 pean sue | joe po Baga pee Seana a Os J. STANLEY JONES, | ASS SOR 85 LE. eee aN | BORIS ot 7 ‘ ¥ provements: 6 large on 34 street north- Two Story Brick and Prane nary Sale Tent Between Gand pigeon ot 38 sent geet 420.8 rt. FB.) mod. imps..7 re... ites bath room; stn! ki teens large yard. &o, Bent | 31 to ,(8.8, a 21 bed’ caren T tenant. Apply et No. 1625, coud water used. Bend ete Ser ciromper. Bampie copy worte @3. free Exce sior Maoufectnring 0 <4 (00K FALE, BENT OF Medion st vet aud 139 Dearborn sires number | esgo. | @ GOLDSTEIN & ©O, “+ Loa AND COMMISSION BROK BK 3, a3 ith, ° FOr Es ai 7—200 ORS Farathhed SiR oreer: | ESTABLISHED Us 1553, "0 come’ TOK HOUSER Nos 55 | ea ae ee maoyivanla oven ita | tet spear paraichiarte ay joe east corter oct! im” seca, Fikes | Rae aeeee e ses Frivate entrance oth tree tor act, adjacent th ett Brat the most retired tad ons pene meee pw nm pan A delight tions tn Washington apie tone La tbc. =e | SE DD, 2 tees ‘Ath st sugd im Paave.. Bio, Goods Bold on Commission B st., bet. A large Ptook of Goods on band, pew and seson4- hand), # 1d very low for jor cash er ins Feet su cone T—With or without board, two suites Cor. Mat dy Fite sen arent Kiso me. tdrnsce, beat se uth ev See Mt 428 Gh atrect soutaw res; paih adj dining; southero exposure, w weet mindows: 1915 stent Borthwarts free | FOR SALE. wo Kot $i, ‘000, $5200, 81,000 —We dave abe moderate; relerences exchatged. ‘Furnished Hoase ; ve amon Band to loan for r . Bovil 3t* ;OR —— fine ss. seven years oid: | 734 itth Li re. iJ ‘Botate, “Wecan neg G2 og 7 ‘time BERT Fire BRIOK HOUSE, ND © BRIOK Houaa NS 03 a and gentle aoftable 30h at ne Sad by 13 re. 78 | Ov short notice end at ress: ' - Apply ot reek tmps w ‘on ~ — a Fe. ey fot j Rovil-%* 3 imps. fe remente; the house be : ‘uted shreugbout rE 5 naui_ the FURNITURE (marble-top), = — 3 | ia Dg abe ines, ry t ead oti a oceten 4] lad LOANED ON LEAL Tugutre nes 3 | AUF ume at@ aud 9 per cent; ameil sume = 2 | Honses Bented novles* | AL E—a rid! » <U— RANT six roam, iF seer at Crogrers ‘tables. Sih aiteat, be BE axa be 3) | Property soldat private Ite enie. aaa 4 BeICK, six reems; water end WA | tween D and BE north: “HEE & DY. Fo 1336 1sth vires, Apely at No. 1106 L | tween = now's 4 Beal Estate Agents and Auotionsers, sire porthrent novio dt "| OM SaLR—a very TeiaplsPaetoms Hous | courte Cload Batiding. SW ita Board. “plos=set farnished | a WASH. Maillot 12m » OW 18 THe OPPORTL r Fos, ob de pac lg | Appl: to WASH. NAILOM, 1536 1 mans reet = = N satin fata i cee irre ee se — Tie mex canes, | ia » Fon ge Also, sa }08 KENT—HOD: = = | ALE 1 ol five Bay cach HOGSES, 5 | Revtoorant "Property Toss. gus end ween Wr olaca Br screses nor theree wrsre earvsal | Carrioge, ot Stas Livers Beadle on 2 | trout ‘Sireet” improvessenas ro at | cD ' i iy bath; nice order, cood Ivcation ain I | street, between I3t Mathew. 402 105 15 | proven.y ‘can te bara a seca 2 S| terme by a : Fa: HERT-HOUCE NG 10g Far + | CAREIAGRE, (0: oe TAGES, GUE CammlAGee— i ith. ae “ ta agreed lying to avon se, the second floor of stable sheet poribeeat al pei ent of latent style Of Cerriagse, Coupes, this o@ee "©, LoAB_MONBY -on Br == Teel entase Wautaa! Tore seect hevthiwest Jeomerse fo tip Buggin, “Alvo, eoveral | 1 " THE Panel ‘and ooti3-ly De ‘ PD SOnMITT & OO ented ™ | : 319 1th st.. bet. and Daw, Nous ey Pas —e—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— curt Doug and H.F Davis, BOs BEN Tiree story BaICK DWELLING PERSONAL. ops ly Hall Room, Metropottien Bank Builé'g. hd : ih eons street ics 1 Foes —Stock apd #1 of ap cstablished: CoE uve Annis te HG. | eS ise a a RELLRT. Deaey Fa ¥ GOODe BUEINMESS, Iu one of the best len 7 x ext, whe bonaer ons tae tes tu the olty. RIESE ie uBR berg Spee opp G ich hie ROOMS « at ic Silleend her address mM me Horse, 6 Teets terns “2 Table first-cisss, Moai: at hotel hours, wil maret een re ¥ ote fomily, pera. when fuixbe ect northwest. at 2427 T. «street sovthweat. § rooms 4413 O street southwest, 5 rooms 2107 Inn street northw-et, 8 r- 1241 8d street 20) « 1 Way 6 roms, on. EF nurthwest. i REBT- ree as ava water, at Bo posite the Oapt OR BENT a "ery gesiranl UTE ished BOUMB in Geor x: care, poly oTHOMas DOWLING, core-” fith Penpsvivania avenue, novd 3* USE No 916 1ith Pentcas Sas 3 oth ‘tree! '» between novd eer \7—2930—Bine-room PRICK “HOSE oes e. 7 feet. Irvin; 7. Baown, 1101 OD I FS. aan FanE and ESDROOs on first car, Fo. 8 T— Fa-pished or unfar: ished BOOMS, second and third floors, reasonable; ceutral lo- cation; Ho. 792 6:h street, between streets northweat. K BENT—UPPEB ¢LU ES of House Ssu36 Hi stroct northeast; all modern tu proveme.ts. Will be rei it toa me tenert A ¥ Davis" 621 Pennsylvania av. FS ‘Bogaeowa, COREAGR. per Gs te D ataraiobed: si nue a | New York Life Insurance Company 33 B street sonthens ‘op- | C8n learn some interesting 9 fara | ponte fora, | pollciceand amonuts of ina 50.5 purvie ee R ind Wail et, She bring: toge! Causes speedy marriages mouey refoudea, Fee—from 50 cents to @3. "No | gentlemen. novi im* | | ose Woe BURGKA. it resembiecs aod is 0 street northeast, 1: northweet. 8 Fooins. m. 1... 39 Ivanie avenus & “a ry ti | veld four tues tes samvaat Recitrore for Mee” cece | Rovi tr D.C. MAtrH ALU, Ooatinenta, Hotel. == | Potiox HOLDERS IN THE PIANOS, &c. | Matton. tmpo rant to them, ©. peer! DeLY by ecncing thelr nats etdress, 8 esti. «75, "bew' "york ‘Oe Post oct2$ Wt GATOR, Li Office DR. RULIS, Clarrroyant and Planet M® Head.r, te once more at her. fice, aud can be consultes on all ee i vig bod Der Pe avenae, up stairs. Derma: §1t0 s C a. KUN, Sele Agent, 7 Wro street, above Pa. avenue. WAR kN ABE. TTR Highest Award at the Centensial, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York elesnos "et | Guatkworth: Apply to TAOS. srenuo,jbeso apeciaity of ou garment tobe | ERG he Bein poly to THO! BTO (OR BEBT—Opeband-omcly foratshed BOOM Woirine et, BUTE DB omer ta ana’ | F'scon etry rout eeurraly ested all streets rest. drnand Boves. sbeap grate reir ons anicebie for ne ge Sa camila. Eick Ohinineys cared or 00 pay Sr | teal Bulaie Broker, 1002 T street ew Sarge | LOST AND FOUND. OST—Cn Friday, b jet BARRING. 2b Hberal rowsrd it left at ths tar oftice QUTRAY ED—Ficm prewises corner ‘hand @ SS southwest a do: white an yer colored femele FETTER Dende | it ‘uno.”” generons gestae we ite retarn to Dr-BABN SD, 10 8t 9h tant Ga a Earrt Fo BENT-STGEB and DWELLING ESS1. corner of 19th ad K ‘9 successful stand fur dry ard fanoy g for thet Inet ax ears: fixtures ail complete quire 1134 18th went Peer BENT—New FESO aOU. ‘vevicnt, },00 Boundary ard ith s'reets ‘northwest. Bente ca low. 0 2 Key a wew nurga Oorner 18th sireet and 8. ¥. ny sxt door uF. por ae *ne hand~om ly furs Ruse, with bay winiow. and or Feringut class in every resp ct, References given and required, Aopty 1012 17 street nov9 3” d tal 5 street, between isth ard tab atrecte ne nov’ 8 night, @ BUA HORE! ‘an tied to oa H street. be! Mth und toch at Btn e Figat bigb purmel-d sacdl t Bite; oe We years — is Wiberal ounce will be paid for is return te Benning’s Dee ROU ABD H. MARSHALL. I O8T—On the 29th Sep ember, a red POOKET- 4 HOOK covtaining ® scalt ainouat of money and Hair of deceased friends. The finder wi! please return the hair to the Star ofloe and retain movey, BOARDING. EAPANT FROBT AND BACK BOOM, ished. fer rent, eicher with or without BOARD, be 337 Peunsy |; Prices moder- sa rae sand’ culsice, off ie nang G ir De aisive. offers | aes iad single or en suite, at prices to gornise BD at ‘Mises ang THAN ENT LOARDELS sccommodated- ny To ‘and firet-class TASLE BOABD rises prices at 1100 and 1104 oF EVREY SAMUEL GOLD AND FIEVEREMIN BS, 172 West Baltimore strest, Rov2-lm3dp Bsltimore, M4. (CONFISERIE PARISIENNE. @aurEon, 5 S06 I street northwest, »manott FRENCH OOS zor TlUnS. I mak Oa.rdies, I can im to be pure and atwaye freeh.. “octiiciu™ JF YOU WISH TO SAVE MONEY BUY 10UB STOVES, RANGES, &, Fes, BBNT—Fine BOUEE, rect low. corn souri avenue gud sr-et, containing tH the tT Baowarae” Gorara- | roc preanti Bien Lew Building. FOE ERNT—Cn secind fhoor. rs EOous handsomely forvished pany tf gentlemen; third door from Gray/« and with! of aritugton and Wormley’s Ho: nowy 6t* ENT. ‘Beard, furnished or part!: fur ised ROOMS on pa'lor floor. Als). turn. | hed Rooms on recond or third f dea BOOMS, en suite | jeaue. novs-6t™ TOM BENT—1536 I street. ocar the. sallaeton Firceet benaosy fattichee BUOms, iaueed ome netther by the floor or single, all modera cn Fons aaEEO On Green ‘et, between Beall ard West streets, Goorge- town; 11 rooms, fg os ‘cellars ‘end bath Lge range. tures, apd all Boyrmests. Inquire of JF. 00! il street. Fier BENT—A two-story and penenent BRIOK Ae and bi water ‘and alt im- city; near 14tn sf ay nee ad ts ht om aid over 30 feet fcout. address Office’ Price $s. neve at cena ta Ji Lew. 464 Loutsians avenue a w. FORSEBT 6 nm teome Faraizbes FLUO 8— FF Panory bed roome an beck tes ate fan: bh room: ity; cent ous: a withon: Aiaren oe a. Roky Pes Oatee oad i ‘sores Scie feacedsc = = Meteo int Live, Ses'uthe very, desirable for a | Bul w —_—_—_ PROFESSIONAL. BOOTS AND SHOES. | Di, between’ b aba 7th street south: berwees D and streets | Meantifa a] 25 PER CENT. SAVED ‘all operations BROWS jour et: AL | | CORE, BUSIUSS FTE Nats oc CHEAP SHOE STORR, fitude Un yual.ded ae be dally cag coat tee “oats "este, 2 7TH Br., Two Doors Asove D. N. W. le BI NBACH’S PIANO = in, paini and effectual. a 30 Best French Kid Bat Batton, be | nem eee -4 gg street, a few doors north 3.00 Goat 1 Pievos from <r ({sctorteg for ane and reat Ov the most accommodating terms. Tuning aud be- bairiLg promptly stterded to Le irom A eng Cricut HSE Bee ehingtoo City. D. Mice: 48036 Lc utsiane eronne. © rectioe ta the Courts, of ther Diniat ike Court A of Cleims. the Buprene Court of the United States and the Go. erpment Departinents. 9 we coe ii He '$ cents oon i s# Se how! le Seaceiee stn peices Se Bveriastion Sti 2.0 Galt and Brout Go ee }2 60 °oraie Nomen beet ‘Woman in Shoe” fn window. oct28-tr 21 18 J J, GEORG FASHIONABLE BOOT Mak Mo. 9118 PENNSYLVABIa AV; Between ist and 22d streets First-class Oustom Work made et the shortes notice. 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