Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON _MONDAY. over 1 hree times that of any other yee pee in Washington, and equal that of all the other daily coaiere in the city added together. OUR NEW DRESS. THe STAR, it will be seen, appears to-day In an entirely new dress. The great wear and tear of material consequent upon the high Yate of speed at which our large Hoe press Is riven, in order to meet the wide and con- stantly increasing circulation of the paper, renders these renewals of frequent oeeur- | rence. The great problem to be solved in the publication of such a paper as THE STAR,— that is one that undertakes to give a com- piete reflex of the worll’s doings each ay, and at the lowest price possible,—is to so z«ijost conflicting forces that its daily history shall be not only full and complete, but at the f#ane time be printed as clearly and distinctly as possible. In order to constantly secur: this end frequent renewals and consequently large outlays of money are required: but these demands we cheerfully meet.as 1i is the deter- mination of the proprietors that the paper Shall he at all times and in all ways worthy Of its liberal and growing patronage. Our present new dress, which will appear Yet hand-omer after a few days’ use, is from the firm of Lewis Pelouze & ¢ successors to Lewis Pelouze, deceased, proprietor of the old-established Philadelphia type foundry, Which has supplied new dresses to THE STAR ever since it was started —_ —_-<e-- @ur Defective Electoral System. It is gratifying to notice prominent party Journals pointing out the inequalities and dangers of our present electoral urging a constitutional amendment whereby the people of the United States can vote di- rectly for President and Vice President. The indications now are that, no matter what the result of the late Presidential election may be, popular sentiment will force Congress at its meeting in December to take up the sub- ject in dead earnest and repeal the present obnoxious system. The New York Evening Express recalls the fact that ~ of the abiest Statesmen of the country have been urging the change for fifty years past. In the United tates Senate in 1834, Mr. Calhoun said of the etectore1 system: “It is a departure from the intention of the Constitution, violates the rights of the minorities, and_is attended with many other evils. The rights of minorities are violated because a majority of one will earry the vote of the whole state.” In Con- ress in 1825, Senator Benton and Repre- sentative McDuffie proposed a change, and a committee, consisting of Messrs. Van Buren, Benton, and R. M. Johnson, was appointet to draft a reformatory measure. Senator Mor- ton, at the last session of Congress, urged a Plan substantially copied from their repo wnd it is to be presumed he will bring it for Wan again early in the co: session. Col Forney, of the Philadelpt #3, SEM to be the only politician of prominence who Opposes the abolition college. In a iate York to his paper, he makes the strange assertion that * never has the foresight of the fathers been more proved by experience than in this very system. As it is. it has worked admirably.” How he can say this, in fae? of the imminent peril in which the now placed, solely on account of the vicious elecioral system, is beyond the limits of ordi- Bary comprehension. He goes on to say— “Abolish it. (the electoral system.) and a Single city like New York, male up heaven krows how. would sponge out-such little States as Rhode Island, California, Oregon, Nevada, Delaware, Maine, Connecticut. whenever occasion demanded the opcratio: ‘This single reason is far from being conclu- Bive. One of the fundamental principles of our government is that the majority shall Yule, and a vote by the people directly for President and Vice President would be a Fecognition of this cardinal principle. The Electoral College system ignores it, and, for tbls reason, is antiquated and uorepublican. ‘Bhere should be no party division on this Question. It is not a party question, but one that concerns the welfare of the entire coun- try. of the electoral letter from New —————~<e--___ ‘The editor of the Sunday Herald, im his un- provoked abuse of THE STAR, has now de- seended to the very gutterjof scurrility, and falsehood. There we leave him. We have no time to spend in mud-flinging, and we are | Best Ingrains, $1532 sure our readers have no disposition to see their favorite paper enter upon this kind of business. We have labored untiringly for many years to supply a reputable, ac able newspaper, and the almost exceptional Buecess of THE STAR serves to show that that end has been attained. We do not propose now to be diverted from that work by the disreputable, low-flung attacks of envy and Jealousy. re -__ In reference to the dispatch to the N. Y. Times that the fina} count for member of Con- gives the to McComas, republican. over nocrat, by nine majority; that the f assing officers will so »vernor’s certificate of eComas, the Balti- ress in the 6th Maryland districs elect tion election will be given te Taare Sea says: “This is entirely Canvassing officers Maryland. The offictal dm the 6th district and ui election have duly forwar’ Office of the secretary of st giving Walsh his election by 14 1 the Governor has no alternativ ebarge of his minister: the certificate accordingly ncorrect. There are no ning boards in nt has been made count™ made was in part of the disirict by entirely unofficial ‘persons, and as yet amounts to nothing.” +202 Comparatively the Centennial Exhibition Was a great success. During the 158 da: ‘Was open the official returns show that number of paying visitors was %,004 whom was realized the sum of 3, This isa sum $1,002,114 in excess of the re- eeipts at the London exhibition of 1451, and 81,710,08 in excess of those at the Paris ex- position of 1867, the most successful in pecun- dary results of any of the great exhibitions held prior to our own. The sum realized by the London exhibition of 151 was $2,121,610, and at Paris, in 186, $2,105.67. The sum Fealized at the Vienna exhibition of 1573 Was much smaller than that received in Philadelphia. It isa pity that Congress did ot provide that the government exhibit, afer the exhibition, should have been pre- Served as the nucleus of a permanent na- tonal museum to be located at the capital, Great Britain has a grand national museam, toward the growth of which the government Yearly appropriates a large sum of money The government exhibit at Philadelphia ‘and the Smithsonian collection would have Made a respectable beginning for a national museum here. As the matter stands, how- ever, the government cxhibit is to be sold to ‘the highest bidder. ———~<ee. The delay in announcing the result of the Presidential election undoubtedly exercises a @epressing effect upon the business interests Of the country. The president of a New Yori mational bank said to a reporter on Friday ast that everything was very dull, and that there was little apparent reason to hope for Improvement at present. He further ex. Pressed the opinion that this depression Would continue until after the Presidential inauguration. This opinion seemed to b« shared by other lead ing bankers in New York- ‘The breadstuff and cotton markets, however, Show no decline, but are kept buoyant on ac. crisis. e Tae ee eS eee | WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. USINESS CHANCES. Se ee eo Psi geaes nd TANTED— goed ences, T—Large and bands : SOR RENT—Furehed or Cufornsial B EAL ESTATE BULT ETN ALIDS —A gcuticman with a spall fam Feport of the Postmaster General mast neoes- |. Wy AMEE “A GIRL, with goed “aus others Bed | Foci en cutttor ciate at 1313 K Seen | GE RESTOR TS Penityivania me nae R eporarity hac htamatten | sarily be based. As compared with the pre- | sppiy "1408 AA Ae aoe ¥ gh FE Soe > 7 "AGA Man wi 3 | vious fiseal year, the receipts. which, from TANT! BITUATION as first-class cook, | FXOR RENT—A_five-poom Stable and e Wednesday a4 Setuntay oso | all soarees, amounted to saaetiistte, show | Wanker as Sree city references. Calla wacant Lot attached, water a the "yard. “Apeiy fer {Changes Mae Every Wenenday 2551 Satantay | ee OSE | an increase of $1,852,836.91, while the expendi- | 2124 Fetreet northwest." it | at 1439 aS Three Story Brick Houses for Sate H ANT OAD FURNISHING | tres (#83,253,487.58) show & decrease of s7,- | WWANTEDS® good GHEL, wach and from and | YOR RENT—A tandoa Rg ea oratory — “Erick frome wr. ood. ipa. Bo charge made tw ae farm with S215, making the total gain of the fiscal | a: 1336'F asec norieest Ie’ | ROOMS ifdesired: at L312 Trecrcot 4 it wineat Mth year 1875-6 of $2.200,653.78 over the fiscal year ANTED—A Yor, NG MAN to the Photo: Fe tro, PARLORS ora Gt street, between D aad E, * i nd Mien ulars at sch jicating, with 45. This gratifying result must in the Warton peck Gales 4 etiealare apply at Chamber ca each = commupic: De ate main be due to the economical management 7 rb ¥; nova) bn TR RENT—A comfort oom Se pe tory HOUSE of of the department by Gov. Jewell, who bad Wi b—A Nogativersa Gc whng kere mes ge FF four rooms. No. 7 N HT charge of it during the fiseal year which | VV ietouching tiv mportant ne nora THOS. CACTI ‘3 se ended with the month of June last. Under PILLOWS Gallery, ike puceraph oe OR RENT Furnished, = DIELO mt bath and tie mt; ome nyu ——¥ 4 his administration, it is but just to say that, ANTED-EOOMS, the Geukel SWS at Rov2)-3t* | with the ce-operation of the present Postmas- W233 a ee for an nad on ERTS gay Te ad HOUSE on | ter General, many unnecessary expenses | wife ates teathne Eire tine ad (lo were lopped off; in one instance alone the ANTED—« SITUATION w a dae cas, | sum of $495,000 for carrying the Pacific mails a 9 mercantile hotse or law office, rat ‘om ‘out me iti "eee pe ante , being saved to the government. It is, per- [ns ioe sexperionced p 3 Dewt « rod Fo RENT—One of those handsome and endl contrally h the department ‘in. office. ie locate HOUSES in the new row on Tih reet, haps, impossible to make H > time to fur- Vixteoor -aged WO! > to. cook, | between N and with a | self-supporting, and at the same aah and irom ins small family; must be well | conveniences. Malan ee responsible nish the people with the necessary postal fa- | recommended. Apply at 1710 Penna. avenue. be- | party. Apply on premises, inex, No. 1393 Uthat aS cilities, but the above exhibit proves that (acon Wand i m. tt & For? RENT—. i BRICK HOUSH pene ce Ware | Under careful management the disparity be- | WA fous WOMAN, todo The work of «mall ial faim partment thas ail the comreniences, Taree Tar tween the expenditures and receipts may be | iy: white pre ‘must go home Y Pet month. Apply to et i. FAR, | creatly lessened. wight. AP iy 20 1333 te sireet northwest be ent a tween © ao Fo eT Senatory. Members ae Ce + : N QS aT others, Captain John Codman, in the New York We ANTED—A nice TENA ‘without ¥ =) “t PHOS Be es ‘tion “Alans a fow Evening Post, don’t believe there will be any war. “It is not a sectional dispute,” he says, and if we went to,war we should be obliged to bombard each ‘others’ houses across the streets and to fire our pistols over our dining i Toca heh partly furnished House rooms; ‘ationery Package in the World. Itcon* FE 1 RENT— per, 15 envelopes, ee aoa: ‘ick House No. 724 Rent heat now, with Il rooms; Pal and of vali eng and water, newly id painted: G0. bles. ‘That settles the question of war. It so ae Poi dee ptt gas | “Pome Woes hs Sti Wa sect would be altogether too promiscuous, and buttons, Tain | fashionable fancy =] ee Houses on 1 st., bet. 9th and I ti ats. . cil. nts. Five packages, eo 4 ri 3 Kenny cals" Ata in this: commection he | Sprains” tai oo cPhireaaes B | cee SA PARE RADE, Bent Mant ape, Me ents. rod wa) No. 1 makes @ novel suggestion. He proposes that | ‘¥. “™" ora mn we taut the electors come together, not as the mere tools of political parties, but as wise and pa- triotie men, and asks if by concerted action before the votes of the doubtful states are counted they would come to the decision that SE, > rooms, 75 Gr td JAM norte a USK with six rooms, with Maryland avenue, between 45s vat novis-3t* 3 Y WASTED A WHITE GIRL. about fifteen yoars of age, as child's uurae. Best of references re quired. Apply 513 2 street northwest WAN SERRE 8 fang colored ina: TION as first-class dining room servant. ty references. Address J. D., Star Office. nol 3t* novis-2t* SITUA Good Fok st water and gax and 3d streets sout Me on ythout BOARD, newly fur- if, by the letter of the law, Tilden is elected, ANTED—By a lady. a FRONT ROOM. anfar southern exposure; house mod. hey will all vore for Hayes as Vice Presi ‘on second or third floor ; south or east once wy painted and papered ss : sesestingg ce oltre S City post office: novis-3t" street novis dent, and if by the law Hayes has the first office, Tilden sball have the second, would Ro three-story BRICK DWELLING. REN ANTED—A SITUATION W509 lian strest, ‘@ millinery estab” lishment or to sew in a private family. Ad ee ween E and F northwest: not such an act of independence on their part | dress B.A. H., 407 Ist strect northwest’ | tom forms) modern improvements, Apply 31% Si meet with the approval of the community aT ANTEDOTENANTS for one or two communi SOR RENT—Four newly tarnished TES: outside of office-seeking demagogues? He ‘cating second-story Furnished Rooms, with or with all modern inaprorements; can be rented at believes that since there is really little or no thout Board; modern ponee ; i Drivate family ; 370 ae posite McPherson Monument, difference in the poliey of the candidates, | ™derate terms. ree 5 ee, | oR RE SETS ih aret ante” and the character of both being irreproach- | WV AV,ED I YOUNG, MEN, at 443 eeotion, 3 presed-brick front. marble trimmed, nine rooms, able, the country would be, safe in the hands Permanent eaplevment. Sentara ne f improvements, Taquire mest’ dour.” No, " . ed. ON of either. SfkeCToN COMAPNY novi7-3t F NT Rees The aro oF BART of & rr = ernie ae ee “ ASNTED—ROOMS on second. floor, without cay ieettnnn 4 ‘A REMOVAL. WW read ce eetemnes asl wise on chi noe de migress; not to be rented as a Boarding B. H, WARNER, parlor and bedroom; bath and closet; hot and = Real Estate Broker and ‘Auctioneer, water; on H. I or streets, Lagtcies auc and | ye RE 723 Sth street. uear Patent Office, will Remove to his New Office, No. 916 F’ street _ Star office. ewly (fe ROOMS, in private family, en horthw. Masonic Temple, on THURS. ; ma | Tut oF ginale, with moder improvements, suita- DAY. bIM4t { Morning papers copy] za NTS Site a urnished | hie for Congressmen or others. One ‘Hall, Be oR r a Is2dK etreed northwest Ment S15. “ =a a Pan FROM AUCTION. WASTED aIWELES EURERS tors [CE RENT —On Capitol i $0 Page mee in teeth and. 2 miner kitchen tached 307 Ath stroet, north FROM AUCTION. hecomag the favorite d nteifice, cast, between C and D. Key at No. 321 after 5 p. novis-4t* a FROM AUCTION. OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, seven roonis, TE x cieht horse po ater and gas, No. 125 3d strect’ east, betw: lowest price.” Post Office Box S30 aud ne atreetes rent 63 "gb i Anda a five room ie J ANTED—HORSES TO WINTER. No. streets; tee a a * : dite of PETER DONNELLY. corner of € 2.000 suri Hamburg Eilze, at Se. PNamiegof city; ood stabling, Aare trerte northw est. phe ss) Good Calicge x z ; {OR RENT—To gentlomen only, two fine comma 35 pieces Water Prosf Cloth, 1 yanis wide.at | WWANTEN—BOUNTY sits oe Ree roam mca enka ences es Plain Dress Goods at Ibe mne and Sth street, pe nov ham n, id floor, in private fami- ir Large Double hite Bianke Wool, at V J ANTED—MECHA it particulars inquire at 452 Penn- “An Woot F Janne! at De the are on perme x Ww1S-3t' w.,5 rooms, $18, pieces Double With Black Alpacas, at 25 full Double Width, 39, Cassimeres for men and boy's 1. ete. ch. 83, 84, Large assortment of Broche aud India Shawls, very _- All Wool. 2). 25. We. ete. Double Wilth, $2.29, §3, and ado m ficery Canton Flannel, at 8, 10, 12; 123, 15, 18, 0, en, Seal rer Double Width: Feather Proof Bed Ticking. 1255. en reduced from 5 wo 12sc. per A how cheap we are selli Cc. W. TOWSON & CO., 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE _non2-te nth side. ¢.,s0ld k Cashmere, pieces Bla Vv IS-3e" “ROOMS '—Three peer No. 50 Sth st. northwest, v rts. at B1.25 ¢ of Shawls, $1.50, $2, &: y FURNISHED ¢ northeast. NT—A Apply at Restaurant in B. & P. MS. at 124 iaryisnd ave and B st t That Tara 3 and cor neat the Capi a NT ge Pe ol and resi- theast, W 17-3" T—Near the Arlington, 1936 1 street, PARLORS and Sther Hooms, large ither by the floor or single; all modern, nov7-6:* —S15 9h ot horthwest. For rent ¥ arranged and centrally located ~ oe and 4 bathrooms. = . » makes a «pecialty of cutting garments to be deat home, nov Ely RTED CARPETS toc o ieces of Fancy Dress Goods, DW. ete Colored Cashmeres. Bottle P wud other iran at Rid avennc “Called for and a £35 and eth atrects mntinwest, ered without charge. TED—To exchan: at BUT « northwest. "See Chimn ncused er No var LOST AND FOUND. Friday evening. house as abovez WILSON: Georgetow - as, water in «quire On premises, SOR RENT— street, near very moderate, ooh The min hoviz-im’ it four-room HOUSE, on 34th » agood tenant the ill be Apply at 71 Dunbarton strest, cor. wn. novl7-3t* One FURNISHED and one UN FU ENISHED }O0M. re ate residence; all u improvement’. Induire at 1301 Massacha- N a La ™ 1 Gold Hunting. Case WATCH, in fine figured black nas tached Al chain, with several pec It w: dropped either | or in “front ig the Tes Jewelry Store, Judge Strong's residence, iestween Hth and 15th, or the Drug Store. corner Hth street and New York avenne. A liberal ‘airact will near 7th street. JQECEIVING NEW, CHEAP AND DE- SIRABLE DRY GOODS EVERY DAY. hs the widest double width, 37 in0, all pure Wool, widest double ‘be paid to any one leaving it at Judge MILLER'S, | > ts avenue, corner 13th novi7-3t* Navy Hine, Seal Brown Cashmere, pure Wool, 60; | 1415 Massachusetts avenue. nova-ét_” | Fe OF AEST, ah AEE Handsomely FUR. «ay Ene. 2 REWARD.—This amount would be | ‘yy. fi ag haga pe Dark Green. Navy Blue. Seal Brown, double fold, ne square from cars; terms ‘-antuful Dress Goods; only 25, worth 37. js %! 10,000 F sedh Fon oor gl ed mon if | New "York avenue, Washington, D. ECRERA and SOR RENT CARTER’S, 707 Market Space. and preserve Juable mem F 0 ze ing Wyatt, and ae, WAG 3a st ned MAMAN. G19 7th wkroets ies k KS's yi! fol, very as: &. _ Alpaca, very fine; +And over 3) feet front i OWNER, Star office Prive, stm ay VIN LARGE AMOUN NST) DOAN FF Susavenes bevigateat. comeuinte toe 17 SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TARE as and water, $25 in advanc: at discount s KEN XEDYs NGTON. Jr., Attorney at. Taw, ore “4 454 Louisiana avenue northwest pony BENT —« S—1-) Furnished os teu room Oe UP amwwKoID toys having ba rooms th-room: private family ; the «ide. verandah comerrvat i nrty win culdren preferred yard—ail enclowrd by iron railing. Wath ok Rea Mrs. 3: The hone: inside is a model for conve Fire vENT 1307. ‘street, os desirable = pene a tt Thix property must be sold. and or unturtanbed—w ith furmitur Mt 812.00. and #ithout furniture at 650. Por par, ticulare apply to a M_ ROWRER, 513 Teh : S—RRICK HOUSE. roome, ot wx te heck aller stable for & bores eed and house; fine opportunity for any one whe Lette ee aA Bare Ghears-a Copenh coe ct and 2 fi ‘ated b: : on 5 f or tel vaca at Timid J Trent; finely beated by Latroben snl ‘abd cellar, a fow 4p from rane ait Sear baeees aoe oR SALE—The three-story BRICK House, sireet be Band F streets no weet. Price 62.00, ou tune weats in which our inte Prosdent Lines erate a pies & RYON. his let. “Apply at CHAS. KLOMAN S. 918 oer weibege oF CHARLES W. PETERSON. Natio S_ GOLDST LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, SALE—Two two story and basement Press Foss Fick front Ht SESs all modern. iauprovements, ES! 1s x . on ath street east, Capit Hin Also, a LOT on Bnet SHEASRAMEED ON 0000 ween %h and 1th See pelt Northeast Corner of Tenth and D Streets PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH STREET, Liberal Advances made on Pere: " ny tune desired all improvements paid. A BATES aay jieal Bstate and Insurance Houses for Rent. D street nort! 908 H st. np w., mod. imps., 22 re 36 Pst. oow. fur mod. iny a ‘or. Zist and F st. now. mod Hen. impro' its. No. 3 5 ne Be I ioteas goer’ aie cesar sstanea ond Vath st. nw, med. imps 0c in Washipston 13th st. nw, mod. imps., 11 ADD. 1403 Tath steee nd Nn mod! ips, 9 Th Fehrand Boundary. ined. tinpe w-iod. lupe. 0 rn enw 7 re lire... on a PERSONAL. TEE, oe gaED MAN WH LADY'S POCKET cy on near Demware ove se= persue a} 9 sols &: r} fot rbot) bays San te reward by returning it to No. 34 B street northeast i Some moment Some DOWN MAN * Gl 80) BLED EELY— | 2008 171 oct? im (Rep! Mx X iy pe, OFT. Bi Thee are now S15 Sth 10 LOAN-MUNEV—On tiret cla perfect ‘healthy. 1805 T. security ouly. Alinost any am novis- D. 0. NEIL, Lafayette House 1 re I ae THEO MES, : BAUERDORF has Removed as3% ortts hy 2ist STREET WEST, between L 4 oTh get mow’ a further list er house: aN SING CERTIFI ATH this office for furnishing Si » Fig Bel TO District of Columbia are iuvited to I On SERT— tu IN Stock erally oF by letter ‘with “JAMES Me eséane te s LARGE PROFITS No. 601 P street northwest. Write for i eege book. beak Men ond | SPieme at Wail street, and Wall street Review JOHN MiCKLEN Brokers. 72 Bro 53 Mars land ay LAIRVOYANT & TER, from New ¥ 503 & now 15-6" — : JOR RE 7 > cOS. & causes speed Tiages. Satisfaction giv F PIANOS, &c. . ‘ee—fro1 ents i i and Mod. AMPS...nsenetont her money Pande Fee—from 8) cents 19 eenthiand | fi Me: LMP tot lw gentlemen, x Vhg3 a DAV Is & « OO. 720 Lith xt » furn..19 incomps ot terial. Fee after decree. Adress G rR “Sims. 37 Ashland Block. Chicago, Til. oct? ly IVORCES legally sad guictly obt ined for in: compatibility, &. dence after decree. Tw A GOOD. RICH. Attorney at Law, 124 bearbora street, Cht Special dist oct l2-3en See official re cago, IIL A STROLO AME ROSS. This colebrated Lady Astrologist and H dium can be consulted at No. 201 D street. Rl northwest. t AGENCY S11 9th strey coll on ix ling Me orner of D's. KER BROs. ign et Have been aw ed by the U &. Con no superior in delineating the potaene, coamleaie . Past, Present and Future. ve or business her it andi9k sent Seanial Commiasion, upon the usados vice is invaluable, describing your friends, point- | 1235 6th street northw: Medal and Hithest Arard far all emential qualitios ng out your enemies: and informing you, of the sure t ag Se ee ay to success in undertakings. » hase kaeee > psn . strictly confidential. Ladies, fect pian ‘ known, Don't fail t them §1u BURDETT ORGANS a specialty. G. KUMN, Sele Agent, MEDICAL, &e. Str 407 Wh street. above Peon avenue . LBON. The Oldest Established and Only - - - Di iiclitte Ladies Phsticion te the Giga ‘aca KNABE,. bie aal consulted every Tuesday and Saturday at No. 620 H street. from 1 to 5 o'clock. All Female Complaints kiy cured. Office and Residence No. 762 W. -_ pard street, Baltimore. = S6QATISFACTION- Sie be ula by Dr. Darby iJivania avenue. R- BUC Tier novi3-2w” poritivecure; $1 perb t red aceordi g.to the original corner of Penn oet0-2m"* Highest Award at the Centennial. 7 “hited States Contenn es of Awards have uuanuaonsly decreed to Mewrs. WM. KNABE & CO. The DIPLOMA of HONOR and MEDAL o Concert Grand. Parlor Gra’ Upright Pinnes. By the Faget merana iven by application hand Pere Is. augi-tr 5 HW northwest. 1 14 Pennsylvani: awards mlopted. Pianos ion Free for the speedy cnre of Seminal Lost Manhood and all disorders brought excesses, Any Druggist fias west, LI toms, with stable rthwest, 10 rs.. hard wood finish. DAVIDSON & C0., 9 rooms, all mod. imps. rooms, mod eoly Naskan xtroet, New York. perfect inst Columbia... Bricks, cor. 3d and 7th northeast. * rooms. Cedar street 5 room brie 2002 Bor eae st de; Fees power. rich ras S AL NOTICE —Dr. ROBERTSON can he Nite oF ak one ny ae chim Pp. m.. on all Diseases of thre € Urinary Organs and Ner Yims Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak Nervons Deb potency. re Dec Nervous Tremble. Pal Paipitation of the Bi ness of Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion. ot he ‘all re ealting from abuses in youth, excesses in manhood, and eariy indiscretions. rrhea, Strictures and Syphilis, quickly cured. Dr. R. isa native of Balti- st im fine department, les. and stands unquali ‘Rees indicative of mediocrity © with other exh but comprises all four st ted by pl oct3-tr at REICHENBACH'S PIANO Role o Wakentoms ractice 423 lth street, a few doors us more, with 12, years experience, in wpecial ia a ; WAREROOMS. 423 Lith street, a few doors worth Wack oe PR a BOOTS AND SHOES. Pianos trom diferent factories for wale and_ rent on . 8 Most accommodating terms. Tuning and Ke Satine teen: Gs TU ie — THIS WEEK _siring promptly are te. ote im he undertakes. is and Shoes. AVIS « o Di physi. | from $1 to $2 atiay part GRAND SQUARR “PRIGHT Pra evened Pecerenpe men $150 ur monthly instalments. Celebrated for pu the mark: and swectnese uf tone, ‘Soo agent, Str street northwest. Yant wie Double Twilted Bel Tink: y eet wie Wwo-yards wide Blac Black Watct Proof; 50, BOARDING. pcivate fam Hacllent'<apton Flannel; 12 Ruane ee willed Flannel: 25. Fery large Lines Rapetas: 8 (oRERTo ae oy TNSHED A APARE: wea eet ne 5 Whe Wet Bia. Minister, 1336 steret, oppn- | taut teem Kote: gan.” Very best Calico; Sty, Wery large ay. | site Franklin Park. near lines strect care, novaree® | ff az rinent of new ‘style Shawls: &° §1, $1.25; 91.90, Saat es EN SUITE | 1s0. corner iath n. Ww. novi # tak seibixe very cuEar. nown-tr nek Ae es fibres Mot porth r the same, Paemgel yf street a; Pe ata ‘CALF, nd New thes avent CLOSING OUT CARPETS. cent. off al cash. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH: | pxOR RENT—A handsomely FU ERISHED Best Bitscels gi i Grees cont off 192 bwist yas Furnished Single or Untu HOU within two bic Ka of Willard’s, Hankets Ceatoriens. BY nished ROOMS, as D. novls-6t" | ton, and several ot hotels. and care. Apply at 1394 New York aves SOR MENTED genilemen, © handsomely Far- Folnted BOOM, Trotkine on Square; athe rogma convenient; cats, pase tedeeioat Apply 308 .5th sireet. ovis Curtain Lace. 2c. w ARDING - Bent small Furnished second and third fl OR RENT. ROOM, with south fi at northwest. suitable fur two gentlemen 101% cents, cheap. am Plaids, 12847 15-25 ce Recenter Wrappers Sisiecane Dress Goods stock te be reduced, and cheap goods to be offered in Wool Cashmere lemen or a gentleman and his wife. House new a newly furnished, and Peahis wea guntinesSerges, tm all the new shades. | {cation vers eligible. Inquire on the premises: ot at wine ane noc. a Room 116 Patent Office. novis-3t "Call for cheap goods xt ANDSOMELY FURNISHED suite and single, at Sprague Hou and E streets, which has changed It - ae containing, Se an tunity, is offered to a pod ten sirgot T. N. NAUD. bal 709 Market Space a secs o Ker cae rented tom IS per m = a Apply. at 1 nov 20 te sand been put 1m thorough repair for winter comforts. Tern erate. Autumn Underwear. ant Place: oe : fur- aaa PARLORS. suitable for a Se ror ber of Cougrens. novi5-Im_ RENT—Handsomely furnished on second floor, four ROOMS, consisting of Parlor and ee Bedrooms, exclusive bath-room, hot snd cold ; house nearly new; will gent single suitable or Board first clase BOARD at lower linthe city, First-class Table Board, $18 per month. novi6-lin™ STREET NORTHWEST — Furnished O10 goons ih wovky Wane Band rates than any te site; 1 GOOD MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, nov 15-6" 107 F ‘on eats in ARDING — F ished ROOM: with first- ema ae Beto sin a 333 Mise TABLE FINE MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS and TRANSIENT BOARDERS acconnuodaied. oct Ima INE ROOMS and first cas TABLE at low prices. at 1100 and 1104 12th st weet octal For $1.35 net. >HAKER RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Half wool, for $1.44 net. MEDICATED FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAW- Practically the best, for $1.98 net. WHITE ALL WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Knitted, for §2.25 net. MERINO SHIRTS AND BRAWERS, Regular Made, from $1.58 net, and up- wards. according to quality and size. SCOTCH WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, FOR SALE. Ss. pkg ae 7 RENTIF urnished HOUSE in the northwest- of the elty for rent toa careful family for a0 a month. Ln may & AND gents, St i Building. 2 ees tS = Dien ai, CE ARRIAGES, ‘CARRIAGES — largest aud most varied assort = 19 12th st., bet. C and D PROFESSIONAL. oR \¢ fam —Newly aad uitable biefor € ily; no 418 12th street, ayieny. Penueylvania avenue and Mrecte. or Di vccercn i tnd atch pareet an | Fone RENT French, root HOUSE, No. 43K LAMB'S WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; pe he ema BS eu ‘all ‘modern. ium heavy and regular; ing, without pain, & cents. ©} Cheap rent to a good, ‘Scarlet aud White. ANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, Pantaloen Fitting, for 99 cents net. SGOVIA WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Very fine. FINE KNITTED JACKETS, From $2.25 to $5.35. KNITTED UNDER VESTS, made specially for me WOOLEN AND MERINO HALF HOSE, ‘App 709 Ms jarket Space. For, EES net with heat, gas and a aprteate faauily, at a moderate » Font CASS Ea amen mee, and elcctual, Eat iN SCARLET, WHITE, SHETLAND, AND GRAY, of various quatities and styles. - C. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREET. ST Sid THE DISTRICT ote October . 1876. AND OF THE MOST EXQUISITE WORKMAN SHIP, ¢ For Elegance, Brilliancy and Real Economy, THEY EXCEL ALL OTHER CHANDELIERS. —_—_— zZ ‘These Goods are our own DIRECT IMPORTATION, ‘and are offered at very low prices. mars. fnses’ Pebble Button, gis ata Wrens mim | Pedbie Be Baten, tank 92; Frosch id But S| tect eet op. "sce the GLA0 Men's Gaiters a ep r COAL AND WOOD. P oe i we “SELBY, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. COAL: COAL!! COAL! : : a At, SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN’S 25 PER CENT. SAVED Italy, from the All te Mount Etna T. — Bootlers Mach uments of a intratins 82s : Dore'e Coleridge's Mariner mmheattention of consumers and dealers iscalled to ae ew and Acts of the Revolution. Niles, Mistry et freight. Tcan tay thae} Bare-one of the beef not L. HEILBRUN'S Stephen. Tw Thouste woe gee sory of French Livers Liters seman pe ay RB CHEAP SHOE STORE, Lawn ir vk The ‘Al a AS rirectae GouarMunne genic | xo con reuse, two Doom anne p.m. | gatimitetan 8 ted. M3 cover and Mereoned scfore delivers, Peliis slate 420 Best French Kid Button. cores pda ia and honest service. Trade solicited. Smal = 2.00 Goat Side Lac wes on he History will find to their interest to examine my stock and i eee Se Goat Button. $5 i ’ pare prices. we 100 Child's, do. do: raanee, 5. Benes “Cantal fie —69 imrect; between 'B cel C seh B conte Boys and es School Shoes, wat Braise Mt ick, ce eel LOMONS “Wharf and Steam Coal Works—Foot of 3 street jen ¢ Fine- none. southeast. octss-tr_ J.J. GEORGES, 9118 FASHIONABLE BOOTMAKER. No. 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, rd i is ie Hickory 2970 ths. Coal to the tom R M 43 street Branch Office—930 P Firet-c sinse Castom Work made at the shortest no i tisfaction guaranteed. * ‘all Goods of my own make at very reasonable we 7 gaa Congress Gaiters by im ave. 5.0 nové- lm NEW AND_ ELBE NTLY LLLUs- — TRATED BOOKS COAL! COAL! wep tr satya dete” ay re ~ ory of Sound wit lusic, by READ corr Prof. P. Blasesno: ie series, Epeteeree. INSURANCE. pA SE ee ethene Mutual Protective Fire Insurance Co, OF rn E DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, hartered by act of Congress.) 1509 PENN. AVE., OPP. 8. TREASURY. OFFICER: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, by § TC Tiustrated by Gustave weer "Large fc ANTHRACITE COAL from $3 per ton up, ac- cording to quality. Having on hand the largest stock in the District. embracing every variety. are pre pared to fill orders at once, without waiting for ua = Hal: wm the Alps to Mount Aftna; elited by T. Adolphus Trellope-and coulaining weary four dred ilustrations. ‘8 oe. ; 3 Just received by certain arrival of Auction Coal. GEORGE TAYLOR, President. HUN 2 t WM. BALLANTYNE, Vice ¢ President y PE eiow eas. 2.240 Ibs. always furnished to the ton. JAMES Been FH, Seeeia BOOKSELLERS AND STATION ; &F Try us before purchasing elsewhere. ae ae 8086 Feneypteants Avcuee. JOHNSON BROTHERS, Main in ofice sad depot, Jobngon’s wharves. foot 12th Offices, 1203 Fandiiis eee sepT-eotr (OAL AND KINDLING Woop. or Mock of COAL ie naw the chotee aualities, and 10 whic heat ners a tent of ou bay yg ‘SAFE. all ‘we invite mre ae at- iG WOOD, Fa amaatmeg FIRST-CLASS LATROBE STOVES, ese EACH, TO HEAT TWO (2) ROOMS. snoectiing the Real pers far aa ealen eas eet CALL AND EXAMINE DR. CUSHING'S WROUGHT IRON TUBULAR FURMACE, THE ONLY GENUINE GAS BURN- ING FURNACE SOLD IN THE DISTRICT. . pene CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Sone THE HAIR. Pa STUERS SESGSE RARE AE 70 harsh, RT Epa frst Nos. 714 and 717 7th street northwest, nowl-tr uNsuRPASsED. (UR ‘Cast Iron and Machine WORK. : ‘ SATCHELS! COVERS! ‘Tin and Wrought Iron WORK. aT CHANDELIERS, largest of new patterns | VALISES! BLANKETS!