Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1876, Page 2

a eee EVENING STAR. ee Or OR: TUESDA’ November 21, 1876. over 15,000,—being more than oon ag acardranee Papen cee equal to that of all daily papers im the city added together. Notwithstanding the fact that a Presiden- tial Inauguration is invariably made a public @eremony, neither the Constitution nor statu- be taken by General Washington privately rin public. The matter was discussed in a Cabinet meeting which decided for the pub- lie inauguration, Washington himself in- €lining to that mode. The Constitution is also silent in regard tothe place where the President shall take the oath of office.¢ Om- cial data shows that six Presi-tential inaugu- tions—those of John Adams in 1197, Madison in 189 and 1813, Monroe in 121, Join Q. Adams in 1825, and Jackson in 1%3—have have taken place in the hall of the House of Representatives; four—those of Washington in 19 and 3, and Jefferson in 1801 and 1865—have taken place in the Senate Cham- ber; and twelve inaugurations have taken place on the eastern portico of the Capi- tol. The first inauguration on the east- ern portico was that of James Monroc in 18%. This precedent was not followed until 1829, when Jackson was inaugu- Fated on the same spot. His next inaugura- tion, however, took place in the hall of the House, but thereafter every incoming Presi- dent took the oath and delivered his inau- gural address from the east front of the Cap- iol. The Constitution and statutes failing to Prescribe the manner in which the oath of Office shall be taken, or the place where it Shall be taken, there is nothing to prevent the incoming President from qualifying pri- ‘vately before any person authorized by law to administer oaths, from sending his inau- gural in writing to Congress, and from enter- ing upon his duties whenever his term of Office begins. — While the numbers of the arriving troops and the alarming nature of their mission have nodoubt been magnified, there is one explanation of their presence here that is so uncomplimentary to the people of Washing- ton that we think it ought to be repelled off- hand. It is telegraphed to a New York pa- Per, on the authority of a “prominent officer of the War Department,” that the troops ar to prevent possible disorder on the occasion of the democratic parade on the 2%h, when it is feared that through the display of offensive banners and transparencies a riot will be pro- voked. The quiet and estimable citizens of the two democratic clubs who are concerned in getting up this demonstration—Messrs. Walker, Berry, Kalbfus, Clagett, Wines, Hutehins, English, Culver, Creecy, Norris, Ball, Alien, Bell and the rest, are hardly the men to be working to create a bloody riot; and on the other hand the republicans of the city are not so sensitive and inflammable as to be provoked intoa riot by the display of democratic mottoes in a torch-light proees- sion. They would as soon think of flying into & passion over the display of democratic Toosters in the papers of that persuasion. Let us have a rest of theories of this sort to ac- count for the presence of troops here. Senator Blaine very properly repeis the in- timation that he is to be made presiding offi- cer of the Senate at the next session of that body. He is right in saying that parliam>n- tary usage is against any such action. All young members of the Senate must serve an apprenticeship before they can expect even the chairmanship ofa committee. Mr. Ferry had served five years when elected president "vation, in view of the fact that his competitor (Mr. Anthony) had been a member of the ‘Benate for sixteen years. There is a good it ts probable that both will be re-elected to the SAhate, they must be sworn in on their new credentials at the beginning of the Forty- fifth Congress. Either one would be functus ‘would ensue, the Senate being without a pre- siding officer, the Speaker of the House in the case of the failure of the latter body to elect @ President and a Vice President, would be- acting President until a new election Gonia be held as provided by the act approved March 1, 792. The Senate, being republican, will run no such risk, and Mr. Ferry will un- doubtedly give way to some Senator whose term of service does not expire on the “thof Mareh next. The Washington cor- respondent of the New York Tribune says it is not derogatory to Mr. Ferry's character or abilities to say that if bis term extended into the next Congress he would not be thought of in connection with the place, were it believed that there was any probability of itsoceupant being called in to exercis: the duties of the Chief Magistracy. Messrs. Hamlin, Anthony, Morton, Conkling, Sher- man, Edmunds, and Allison, are spoken of in connection with the Presidency pro tem- pore, but Mr. Anthony is incligible because hhis present term expires on the 4th of March. ‘He bas been re-elected, but the sam objvc- tion in the case of Messrs. Ferry and Blaine holds good in his case. ———— ee As an illustration if the feverish condition f the public mind, it may be mentioned that the simple fact of the engagement of rooms atthe Riggs’ House by the members of the Maryland and Virginia Boundary Commis- sion, has been magnified into a report, tele- graphed over the country, that prominent Southern men were to meet at that hotel fo2 conference on the political situation. ——_-<+e-____ ‘The two houses of Congress meet to count the electoral yotes on the second We Inesday in February—the lth. Heretofore the vote has been counted in a few hours, but oa this Oceaston ft is among the possibilities, unless some definite system Is adopted in advance, that the counting may absorb days, and even ‘Weeks. Premising that a long and excited discussion will occur In joint session, it must end within the sixteen secular days before ‘Marel: 4th, or it will no longer be in the every tate, specifying that electors of the President of the United States shall bs ap- ‘pointed or chosen in the soveral stat-s within ?irty-four days preceding the first Wednes- day in December then next ensuing, provided there shall be the space of two months be ‘tween the date of such notification and the maid eweetinsemmrng | in December; but i there sbsll not be the ‘space of two months between the date of th notification and the first Wednesday in D-cember, gud if the term for which the President and'Vice Presi- gent last in office were elset~t shall not ex- | | WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SAL Tote GALAXY to about an near perfection av_any- FOR RENT AND SALE. ag Seno ae Sew ——e x SOARD in a French family by ‘OR RENT—T s Wim dass perferring hisknowicdge of | E'foslotivatrect northgtet’ Tabet ROOMS at ALAXKY phe ts OR RENT— THE G. FANTED=By a (ieramn womans SERUATION | Rs SE Fay ES FOR DECEMBER Ww “Ag,coek, im a German family’ “Address “Ger- | the Ga No. eS sireteoetet ees . wan," Star office. OR RENT—A suite of Sash frost BOOKS, on second floor. cars near; NOW READY. mond George amd table white Girl a SITU 7 a respectal i os OR RENT—V yA. handsome SUITE OF bg as Ap Ouse, fy i le - < cell ~w doors » me By Wm. Biack,author of «A | pivat'919 9 si tak sl wit fox, uitabie for Senator o€ M. c. Inautee 8 oor cane fare ig31'g ct siee norte a delightful peigh = Sear veura. Sy FN TED SI soot CATERER Tovaieea ary | tsvect mn oral hecnoch oncham and : Win. Winter.—The Story of Aspasis. By Geo. Wi Sith arpet.seethwest. Some Bosrters bp the Fos EENP=Tine ha SUITES oF F ROOMS, FR SALE—The three-story BRICK it ‘eres 3 Lowell Anstin —Le € By Awalie La Porge.— | 08 ea was. single rooms. ‘nil newly furnished, with or’ without B16 Wihictreetbetwacn Hand P sttets north 420 Not n : 2 | People and Pictures at the Fair. By Titus gay chmbrrmaid, ots it wiling ‘to make | board; 419 éth strect northwest.” eee AS KLOMASS G1 Mot i 746 Heh at. 2 | Munson, Coan'—The Site of € ran give city re. OR R RENT STORE and I DWELLING vortheest | northwest, or CHARLES W. PETERSON. Nation: | Xo, 104 Cts 4 By George F. Herrick. The Fall of Leaves, ir mark, ete 1806 G aww 2 will rent dwelling fv oria one. Tnquite 1134 porters, ° 4 A Ch as ath street ‘nova -6t' OR ec — a 8 fin’ x 34 o * eet pter ‘RESID! 0. ¥ Pci Deed ps Fan RENT—To a email family, part of HOUSR Ens, euext Cte at 'GkO'F StH: | Roc tFoe tak > stl tly oe: SB. 424 Tune porthwest ostht-2m_ r Kost 4 | e EstOrare. By Mrs. M. vs eee fnovat in OR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT—Six now | Store FS Oriental Legends. Rost Moxx xv tHe GoLD ess De No. phe, 98 G otros, in Q atrest “ | Mixes or Stax. By Fannie Roper Feudge—Mu- aD fortieth ad th fat Rare Aare Sinmber of Fiat - 8 tual Criticism.—Gettysburg. Rerry to GEx- toalien ae ‘° fcgeds. Fo promot Fad Wis PERSON will furnish provision: himself, and # practical Woman who w: cook and serve the same, once or twice & diay, at be v tpl Address ark: = novia FIRST FLOOR. 4 rooms, well furn_ d — for h hone pas ons Le poamyem Also, sec” 2 idea Rota The treet northwest. a Rapdeonely Tarnished eager oF © No Family Cm Afford to Do Without It. It gives more good and attractive reading matter for the money than any other periodical or book pub- ‘OR RENT. FRONT floor, wit! room at- lished in the country Teamediately—Viret-clase private fam- | iacned: would suit Ven eens We met 1 wife W' WV iy WATTERS wages 2 t wo per month. | ‘Terms @35, including Are and gas; £519 Sete wreck = ; “ ate Bite ‘ud colar af, the Bareke ea Now Is the Time to Subscribe! Fo T—With or without board. ae =D—By Se — Tactisied FRONT ROOM on 3 foo with bay window, suitable for gentleman and wife or two gen- inl a SIT id or child's nurse, and | tiemen, with & ‘private family, at No. 1101, ‘RTION as chamberma: “ 13th Price 35 Cents per Number. $4 per Year, | jske herself generally is betrgen at 3 tee street northwest noval-2t* Including Postag orth est —Farnished ROOMS ina pri vate real- GHPED A GRAMETRESS col DRESSNA “gant parlors: Also, a beautiful suit with hot and cold wate street, between G and HL nov2l-6t APTE cith Good welerenrce, and one whe ta willing to make herself useful in waiting. on & ety about to travel. B str. SHELDON & COMPANY, wath st - Al about noon at 45 nov2l-2t New York. | Southeast. ad oe nove Form FLOOR: handsomely furnished. = entirely private, consisting of parlor, bed rose LUMBER. LUMBER. ANTE SITUATION BF a teepectable | and bath room, all modern couvealencer; re prente, otel or boarding-house; is a good cook, and is To a responsible aig without children rent a 7 Ly. ho derate. Centrally located noes exchanged. LUMBER. willingto make himself generally useful, Address ate age “a petwonocs ex RF. Star office, for two dave. Pas “SEETTINIUS, Heal Estate Agent, = with good city ame to WaT nnd de lirtt housework; nove others need apply 1495 iH atheet northw A Doya)-2t" ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to learn the Phot. OR RENT— aaa, kaaenomaly fared ROOMS, en suite or single, at 1213-K street Terrace, nove F OUR REDUCED PRICES! VanGINTA td od } BOARDS, hundred... Jrumbers ne pit boards ii Ef, formand part ca 5 VOR RENT—A five-room HOUSE, Stable and et length. aed hs attached; water inthe yard. Appl: net viLEOR SF Photograph Gallery, 1397 Penneyivania men ee eno WILLET & LIBBEY'S. OR RENT—At 406 oth strect, between D and Ey F two PARLO Wi ANTED—A YOUNG LADY to learn the art of ‘eagontere | Negatives—a very important and “one 1. WALKER. G36 La ay bermaid. and herself » clonets, &e. 0) iN hance—A beautiful suite of oe tiseful. A Girl, Sear office Te | jaar the or 93 Katee oa eR 3 I ioor or. lately wacated by ot WARNER. 4 y table ia ee te cook, member of a om; house new. micely aw. mA ~ CONTENTS. Wa as nantork. R RENT—New T-room BRICK, 45 Mawachn —_ a northwest WARD Com 7H street, three desirable un FRr Ee fu IS. southern expmnre. ocwdw Panne Ho faraiabed: pS finely Braied by Latrobes and st. and Pa. ave eae oneness poy No. 2108 lth at. nw. two story: Abo. a number of other hor p wil be given by w ER. 7th and THOS, Ew 4 519 Seventh Street. [Changes Made Every Wednesday Three ‘ed and take then a ay ginia avenue, b LEATHER Rt ‘AS! and « #5 bill. A reward will 79 First Comptrotier « Off 1Q BEWARD — Lert. on the 20th instant. in neighborhood of Baltimore and Potumnc: ROS TICKE as 4}, 42, Finn aio, from Waa sits te Virginia. Midland railroad: stamp ntaining « lady given if sent to, it ‘7E on the back. HE COLOR! LADY'S POCKET ny DOK near Delaware avenue, this (Momlas oblige the owner and Teceive a suit returning it to No. 34 B street nori! ‘Lethe, Friday evening, November small Gold Hunting-Case WATCH figured black eniisel, «iiac shel with eeveral peculiar “Charms” on fi cither in front of the T, Pa. ave. nw. (f h)mwod. hnpe,8 fi st. awe i? md. imp, 9 t. new ee Fst nw (bhi. 8 re. * r.. 36 7th nw (hh), mod iinpa Ors. Geom 1-1.) mod. imps. § t= £.).% re, hand ne ihh ian an cated oun preesioren onbee aving bay oealey the «ide veranda: wad trees. The bons inside is model fh ___BUSIN! ESS CHANCES h Peroms having me of Tooms to Pept tnles. tenant. are En THOMPSOR S15 Teh trees AMOUNTS FO DOAN rates AL IMPROVEMENT TAXES paid _ IMPRe ™ Ee} ene “*s nov 17 6t Je OfRo= SX TRAORDINARY RARGATN - my te BALE A splendid ten naan preset brick conservatory large fr yard—ail enclosed by iron railing. with, sh * ® | Bierce and comfort. Thix pert must be rRat Howano. By General Winfield 5. Havcock._ vin wivanee. deur the chy. or further taforen 3 | b catered furnished or wafurnidodeneite fe —Pride.—Tit for Tat. By Francis Asheton— | 7a nearly ond Sgeke ot FHORAS YOUNG, 1336 ® | at $12.60, and without furniture at @5,30 ae ae a mrt ae ANTEDSBy «wall tamil HOUSE. “i vo eclient servants in’ the, house OR SET a aad, bamcement Pros ts “3 ent sae M_M_ ROHRER. $13 Miscellamy.—Current Literature. — Ne; pie og Be = lag Tetween @ Oand M. No Tevted for @ boarding house. “nowdl Mais F ack fron at HOU ‘all modern improvements, 4 G* ARGATNS—BRICK fi bul. By the Editor. t and 7th'streets northwest. F ‘OR RENT—933 New York avenue, a comforta- pital Hu pAe,2 LOT on Exe Bi) ot aia te back alice aaitie City P. ae bly Bo Db Epes; parlor diated Capitol weneet bs h streets, Ss cnn ent fine = tg ny = - : rocms and bath room, with parlor cope cows. Thin propery tuur ™ THE GALAxyY Werte SEFEATION cout wash wget ony pg | cobentnbrtmconiy thes ls at ot B | Ain Grin BIR" HOLSE OS'S caret ere ee, derwork; references. Apply Fok BERTH nicely FURNISHED Hose, 9 t iealieetnccstee” oe Ht rer: betncen Biol = : Hime pao ary collar, heated by y 4 nowW tr TOS D street northw ot y — y = months, : ences, good BEST AMERICAN MAGAZINE. eat Geek eee ‘with fps claae Table : *8 rynted fr the wesion of Congress GOLDSTEIN & CO., Was the use of sane, ‘Address E. M.S. nest cores Q sti ay LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKE ESTABLISHED IN 1862 Northeast Corner of Te PRIVATE ENTRAN: Literal Advances m any amornt ai able terms Alm, Goods Sold on A large Stock of Gomis hand ) LOAN—MONEY security only th and D Strents N TENTH STREET m hand (new and scond ash now tr real estate on fret « ectl3 ty OTT N paid at a wery | ht and sold by Hall Room, M curithes be mene ly F_ DAVIS. Topotitan Bank Build ¢ INVESTED S PAYS LARC book. Men Wall street. aud Wall stroct Review JOUN HICKLING Brokers, 72 Br petT Wy Rankers and of Homer al Cort RS, each communicating. with Massac! setts avenue. he HALLET piv Ink u tie wae tay ag iphicrast, Apply Chamber on sepacmse floors. nov: =I GRAND UPRI (AND B tra SOUTHER, PINE. SIDING pine MEDILLONS Gallery: 1DaF Pe ees vat Be SOK RENT—¥ comfartalle two-wory HOUSE af 10,00 REWARD — This amount ve PIANOS. for “votu ‘ond rity of tome § G1. : 7° ne, pest constraction a ence of workmansh eet Lena; 4 ] am WORN ot ae wok rir ra nora Fits st eye aj never neglected their teeth. Une car Griginality of deat rtiatic ail, with sith inarnivas ; White preferred, ome — 0 jc t ~y a : 6th street and New York Avenue, al ‘night. Apply to S55 ee eircek seen ee home | NOE RE pe gg yee gRepmn ay md enews te pang agg mag h Special distinction te awarded their upright, Pinos tween N and nova0-st* ace No.3 2d street southeast. hov3)-3t" PE SON 7th st, road naw ae SENCY, 911 9th street northwest DA t children | [OR R 7 7 rr RS AL. O st., bet. Ist old iments. OM P WHITE PINE CULLS, per hundred. ma82.00 Wee ‘partly Turned ian af oon the fine of Tith setnaed, Kananed HOUSE on Hth at. bet oe ae ect reece best Lumber; wide board: rooms; location healthful and pleasant; large yard, | the modern improvements; neighborhood. first class; bach ot. no split boards: 10, 12, 14'and 16 feet lengths, rear and front, Inguire 313 Delaware avenue, one | rent only ¥ 100 pe Pe month to a Tesponathic ty gS b at square north of Capitol grounds. nov20-2t" ply t RNER, Real Estate Bi roker. as WILLET & LIBBEY’S. Ww ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, shea fifteen years aR RENT. those handsome and. cael ‘of age, ax child's nurse. of reterences in the new rot Ith street, 1908 Hi st. n.w quired. “Apply 913 21 street northwowt novis at? | etween Mt arrany ooh Al aint as 35 ,{ar _imod: imps. Sr conveniences reasonable “ on a WHITE PINE SIDING. per hundred nu §8.00 hf = Pe ge party. Apply on premisess No. ea 3 nes nt te Good Sound Lam! - city references. A J.D., Star 1. NO1S-3t* ‘OR RK new hewn re peapitel ot, aad imps., 9 Tanne ees front. "Addin 8G Oy Gere ee pee ‘Apply to. is WARS scrip i nal ac tio na the ang _ me under | 432; 209 med ie NORTH CAROLINA FLOORING heart). ANTED-A SITUATION in,« millinery estab ras Members “at Gr the act of Congress of August 31. Is : 40: med. in ” it a ov ntrally Tented, an = az. wieuer ¢ tinser's, | WOTSTT GET acees [Gen y eoieares acme | MTN Rann. 2 i . ing second-story Furnished Rooms, with S) Real Estate Agent, St. Clo 3 LUMBER MERCHANTS, without Board; modern. ‘house private’ family | ig. ee Dea) 2 ion ee: x 0. NEIL. Lafayette Honse. | 2 nikie' “Sees men moderate terms. “Apply 618 H st.'n. w._novls-6t {OR RENT— DORE fay Bemoved to 1133 150. nox 2} tr __Corner 6th street and New York ave. W J ANTED— ‘OUNG MEN at 443 7th street, Brick House No: 724 10th st. » men rooms; ist STREET WEST, between L and 16: - F or Washington, to learn ‘Telegraph Operating” | as and water; ered anid painted: atrects. 14 HAWLS! SHAWLS!! Permanent employment nd Suir aniary wh ig Frame House No. 311 It st, not. 6 rooms ft > 71 UGE pANION TELEGHS IN- | Two Frame Howses ‘on ‘J st, bet. oth and fOth sts, LAIMANTS ©) 4 a, STRUCTION COMAPNY, sf Aen Siew are Real Beate Agent Ati ADEBTEDNESS f ishing Substitutes for Jast received an auction lot of Shawls, knotted [adie gins lanes il apa er ea Ont 920 F street northwest Pireonally or by letter "with JAMES MCKEN, Franaee it 93.50, really worth @S. Allother Shawls id bedroom; bath and clos: and co) QE RENTTA HOUSE, six pope: rs a. 7 3 seguaed @ wee 1 NH. 1 or K. streets, betwoen 12th aud. With. land ave Ing of JAMES KELE- CONE rt Nev AND DRS. MADAM HOLL A fill stock of Cassie res, from Sc. to @Sper yard. aT sie a mand Tee! ek 5 oe ° 93 “3 Black and Colored Cashmeres at great bargains. : ” E street northwest. She can tell names and | 13 Alt Wosl Colored Daneone SOR RENTX HOUSE with six rooms. with apes; ok ones eotas basin akvtn eat tae oss Dress Goods at $1, reduced from §) Water and gas. on Maryland avenue, between 3% inges. She brings together the separated, and | 132 oltir de pe sean Suc. the best goods evée and 3d strects southwest. novls-3t* ed speedy marriages. Sati pay Tem para 33 sold for theme + ied. Fee—from northwest. 11 tooms, with stables = i— 5 for the OR RENT—With or without BOARD, ly fi money refum —_ Blankets snd Comforts from 91.50 to §12 per pair. yin a =e RUMEES tor ie | EF nished ROOMS saguthern expoware, ine a xentlemen G19 Joh st- northwest, 10 rs. h A " . becoming oe fatorhe dentrifice, at all drug stores. | ern conveniences and newly painted ‘and pape vl etly obt egatpets and Oilcloths to be’ closed out without re- | hese toned novié-tr” | thro&ghout. No. 603 H street’ moves 3st" Dipee es ents ae? Bon ere ed in oy 22 > 87 Our prices are the lowest. ANTEDSR good second-hand STEAM EN- Fo RENT—A three-story BRICK DWELLING, | terial. Fee after decree. ytiress GR ror as Peni » GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO., 'E of about six or eight horse power. State No. 409 lithatrest. between E and Frorthwest; | Ashland Block, Chicago, octla-ly 133 » nov2l-eotr m5 s low sunpetes: Bost Office Box 830, city novi 1w fen rooms; modern improvements. Apply 315 3d IVORCES legally and quietly obtained for in- | 193. 2 Market Space. eost* D it 4 Bricks, cor. 3d and & northeast, = ‘ANTED-HORSES | TO, WINTE: Within 3 Street northwest novi8seo3t* er gnpatibility,, &c.; residence unne eseary. 9 ee 3 poy Bri 3 ae nd E ort Troms as 8: v miles of ci AK A —Fo lence. OD- om a - » HOUSE, ROOM AND BOARD P. SHORMAKER, 920 Fatreet'n.w. novisims | f'OX,, RENT Four newly furnished SUITES, ic, Attorney-at- Law, 124 Dearborn strect. Chl- | $565 Goetaae ee A FURNISHING BUREAU. Wane SEY LAND” “WAHRANTS: 420" ee re ee saa 10 Brown = oe ‘street, near City Hall. novi = FOR BENT Tonge won par ata ENT— Fa Trane HOCEE he “whole or part of & A MADAME a oct8-tr Corner iith and F. sts. petals re toveidese This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Me- No Charge made to those who are Furnished with $0 paymuente of of sal eee mabe of onarom inne osdhe at pannmentge ts eae Pray can Betomalied at 80 1 D street comer of FOR SALE. Houses, Rooms and Board, nor to persona having he o a rected nortnesk: me hes FOE BERT 799 th ret, near Patent sacs Paes eet uel Welite te ine os bee | =F" Houses or, Rooms to Rent unless tenants are pro- Poca bale bling: iwewly-furnished ROOMS, in private faraily” it | advice in laystnsbie, Soacyitins yous trissie nolan: OR SAL Handwome pair of , Teh OF gingle, with modern improvements, suita- | ing out your and informing you of BAY HORSES, the roots ox @ cured. end on Tth-street ft Te for -C yn ae os Em Han nea. fo bh, vate gentleman who is leaving the cit baat ‘Montguacers aa p ate sake {ure immediately ‘ut GHEEN & OS ‘Stabe, E. H. THOMPSON & CO., Ont P ee confidential. “'Ladive, ‘treet, betwech 6th aul fib w2i-at* cg ee tel Hill, “r month in it HOUSE, Ath street north: key at Nov 321 afters nov2l-2w anes BS 515 7th street. ING MOLES, ring i And three ‘or Maryland aad ¥ Highest Award at the Centennial, The United States Centennial Judges of Awards have « wmmission and the Unanimously awards ad: Pianos of ait Medal of provim sain chara: uly in there “Ethe Pianos from different factorics for sale and rent on he most accommodating terms. Tuning \ airing promptly to, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. F%. SALE—One of the best gad cafes driving MARES in the city; guaranteed perfect 1y, sound; also, eo; one. "Harness; one four PROFESSIONAL. At, SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN'S. taly from the Algete Mount Etna. By T. 8. of 40 illustrations; $22.90 Principles History of rf 4 - ~ oe Buggy. Can iD. Sr “ab set - Soke RENT—a BRICK, HOUSE, D5 DEER; Dentist, 414 7th etrcet, sons FC UMPHREYS Batabie, C atreek, between a aco i water and Lees cart, between sete of Teets, 98; Teeth filled, $1: Extract- = — Rut Eg UR BROS, THOS GRABA’ A and B . a Aye-room House | ing without pain, 80 centy. Ail operations war- Cras ae CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES — St. Clond B on No. 706. and 7 i. in, | ranted. potas Tim largest and most nov3l-6e" — quire of INNELLY , corner of and C went. novis st” _ | (ORY RDIas: TOE NAILS, ke REXOY EE : | Poe sie Bot tiy Sea gt he avenue, ma: Hy consul Baia poker et tt ENTLENEN to now that piceting BOONE, nicely reralibed, walceble for | Suivaaies certain peiuioer aol eaisctcl: ‘and will oe to his New Office, No. F street ferchant fat, Jot Sew 10it y tow Yon’ yj net very desirable, to 4 children atte nded as usual eae aan cir 2S ¥. northwent, Masonic Temple, = THURS- wre makes ‘a specialty tol and hotels, For particulars et 452 Ponn- 0. & B. CLAUGHTON, DAY, Nov. n@)-4t (Morning papers copy.} sylvania avenue. novis-3 |: Be oe, B \D SHOES neues c ~ sane cara gas aaaae ema FX BENT—No. 1353 C street s.w..3 rooms, @2). is i pen D.C., NE oi At OOTS AND S ES, Me wat tan inate Amert Autumn Underwear. Works, 490 Mai ne avenuo, between No. 1313 C street #. wabs pomms. | 13, Office : 48039 Louisians my _ REA’ BARGAINS OFFERED THIS WEEK Living Too Fast. by W. T. Adams; "Oliver (ptic pe oa ele perl cgeamaoas siggy Farce bus cou HOU ty jetwcen Sdand 4% | Practice in the Courts of the SDiniictthe Court of G* iene Tania avenne, in | NejiyKinwend’s Kengo, by Mink A.M Dokels exes. without ona pil ly streets, and Wilson stroct and Prot Pack ga, 2 Claims, the Supreme Court of the United States, and S somtas mand Fox Gaiters, | Ah Chin Le's Civilication of the Western Barbe ANTED—To » NEW STOVES for Old ply to A. 8. CAYWOOD, it Lith street north- pvernment Departments. sepld- » | rians. ONES 4 BUTI in ‘corner oth and K streets | yoet? novis-3t' Bd Burton, SLs0.up- |” Lite of Rubin. by George H. Calvert northwest. "Stoves cheap. Sinoky 1OR RENT North, Aelagign, 1956 T wired, SCHUTTER & RETRRSS "gi Bchool Bhoos in the gnarket. | The Broken Mallet. by J- H. Matthew's, Ch ye cl fae pay. seps-tr F ‘OR RENT—Near the Artington. 1536 I street, Mixses’ Pe ble B Baton, “nl ee te SLM; Womens Unele Joe's awed Gath handsome PARLORS ‘and » large | FRESCO, DECORATIVE. a ion of | Pebble Buttor French Kid Button GOOD MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, and sauall, either by the floor or singles all modern ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING, $3.20 to $5; Chi vol Shoes, from 73 cents For 99 cents net BOARDING. a op earect mart Ron EN’ %h street northwest. For rent that seuivably arranged and ce: ntrally located honse ax above; 18 rooms and 4 bathrooms. E. K. WILSON, 511 7th street. novi7-6t FINE MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS CRNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD FOR SEN For $1.85 net. it ATORS, Members, and others at 209 Bast Capi tol street, Grant Row w2l-2w ho’ weet 0 E ats ret northwest. REtON Doe 5 od ROY TEETH, EITHER raduate of Ohio Col- 3 pd of Rs M 401 7th street u.w. FE; c STECIMER | ROO: jas WASH 36; novll-tr —| —! Co 5 is . sh Medi SHAKER RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, OARDING —A_ SAIC OON PARLOR, Farnictist re RENT—@30—No, 76, Congress, uear Gay | te area fet an 0 ji- Half wool, for 1.44 net. with fine TABLE BOARD. 1016 Mansnchusoits robe, gas, water in kitchen and yard, fe. in: ing children’s tee agll-1y Araeny 4 noval-3t" re on premises, novi7-Im MEDICATED FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAW- TeisiEe WEWLEFUaNiRaED ROGKa, Fe OR SALE—Hangumely FUR MEDICAL. &e. en suite or single, sane for Congressmen NisheD HOUSE, Is rooms; grounds and stable: od SS ae eek, for $1.98 net. pe, elt D, at Bth strect | 01 square from cars: terme low. Anquire at 936 B. LEON, The Oldest Established and | Only . : htrthwest, near Hstrect.-‘Table'abd trausieut Poeet | Maw Lore even: at a Keliable Ladies’ Physician in the City ES orate AND DRAWERS | rs accommodated. oF noval-3t JOR RENT RT, | consulted every Tucalay and Saturday at No. 620 H Knitted, for @2.25 net. nl © ic ELEGANTLY- MENTS, consisting of Parlo dig "droves and reet, from 1 to & lick. Ail Female Com Fi , rarhished HOOMG. with oath -rooms connect. | Hall Room all commun quickly « cured; OMice and Residence No. vatil ith extra bedroom MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, ines private ‘Table Regular Made, from $1.58 ‘net, and up- | floor; ean be obtained ele eo efinesit ce | t80, mired with rata "pet ee wards, according to quality and size, No. S10 12th st reet, between Hw Svnsaan are Poe La ae ros Tested port ri usa rue ane eee STARS, Bs poy eae: ae ans wow. “BETCALE conver ith : Then with or without BOARD, in the former resi- York avenue. 35 LAMB'S- —— yon oes sal DRAWERS; sence of toe ® Recs oe 13361 Lge FORERST che a aka : Scarlet and White. BA G—LEGANT ROOMS. EN SUITE “ nner convenient cars pass ser gs GLE, furnished or unfurnished, with CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, be secured st No. 1 barton FOR BENT 4 new BRICK HOUSE, No. 1997 Pantaloon Fitting, for 90 cents net, gee the ss rooms, ¥ vidal tho modern ine em wi fe OR me mate. | 4h Also, a Metropolita SEGOVIA WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, eet 6g Spc oped inion street, con! Di 2 Vii Weakness, . Satisfaction le Very fine. 1921 WOT Nery Varaithed Sinete oe Unter: or ae ity, fe ofered oe Nervous + Amt ;, Bromature Decay Sine Dall Geode leer oem neakcs at vary viesenahie FINE KNITTED JACKETS, wihed HOOMS, en suite, with BOARD. novi ant for 8 per month” Apply at 1485-0, street | bow of ‘Sight or Ghddin om geation, Be From $2.25 to $5.45. ae WT gad carry indiscretions. ‘Gonorrboa: Strictures ‘Sign of Bir Boot. wpstr KNITTED UNDER VESTS, parse ea yar “and Srpbllie gulch iy cared. Dr. Ra uative of Balti. x y R 5 ; exclusive bath-room, a his city, visits ‘AL dadietgtctetiy Sexton: ee old | Sadnined by the lee tae rigs | NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Bh WOOLEN AND MERINO HALF HOSE, ix SCARLET, WHITE, SHETLAND, AND GRAY, of various qualities and styles. GEe. C. HENNING, nowa0-tr 410 SEVENTH STREET. S/LVER BRIDAL PRESENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SAMUEL KIRK & 305, Sia tnaeren end PLUMBING. A c : coup 7” bc Scena pgs at N00 and 118 Hh Ea Cast Tron and Machine WORK. norman 1 Paina, | Tt ‘Tin and Wrought Iroa WORK. ENGLIsg# CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, ‘The Newest Patterns, AND OF THE MOST EXQUISITE WORKMAN ‘Yor Elegance, Brilliency and Real Rconomy, THEY EXCEL ALL OTHER CHANDELIERS. (end are offered at very low prices. MM, W. GALT, BRO. «00., Oni dEWELEB}. Between 19th and 20th atreets. 25 PER CENT. SAVED L. HEILBRUN'S i CHEAP SHOE STORE, 4.0 Best French Kid Button. 0 Goat Side Lace. J. W. SELBY'S, aT No. 402 Tru St., Two Doors Asove D, N.W. 128 Ladies Goat ‘Button. street, Baltimore. SQ ATISPACTION "A =A positiveca erin ording to the o1 ala by Dr. ) At 118 434 street, corner of Penn- vivunia avenue. Consultations fee. oct a . BUCKLER JONEs.- Dike in Female jan Tumors, Guarantees satisfaction or no c confidential. Rooms f Baltimore. asi nen Howard street, Frio ROBERTSON can ned Saturn a Mg his ovis 2w* * ‘ine hed Gaiters, Gents’ Hverlaing Stitched Boots. 2.00 Calf and Stout do. oe Riding id Woman in Shoe” in window. ‘ oct?8-tr J. J. GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOOTMAKEK, No, 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 2ist and 22d streets. First-class Custom Work made at the shortest no- PECIAL ROTICe ESTORING GRA’ rons ke ATURAL AND Es melas bat. or OR FADED HA! precinct = tok. og ARTHUR NATTANS, Drussist, Propricor. teibte ___ stand Dstroetsnortuwest_ GOLD'S WARM-AIR FURNACES. RE MAYFLOWER, CHANDELIERS, largest variety of new patterns im the city. 1876.” BEAUTIFUL Fine. PLACE MEATER, NEW AND tly iMustrated. 40 ch gantly illustrated. te clo The ime 10. The Rime the Ancient Mariner, by 8. ‘T. Cate dred iustrations: $220. eon mm oor ELE ANTLY TRAT' Skeleton in Armor Theory of Sound with Relation to Music, by P. Blasesno: Inter. Sci. series; $1.50 jon, by Bt Mi eorge Illustrated by Gustave Dore. Large folio, Ttniy “fram the Alpe te Mount tna: edited by T Adolphus Trollope mtaiming bearly {uur ban J eived by wat eceived’? MOHUN BROS. BOOKSELLELS AND STATION E oct tr 3 Peasy BANKERS. CALLS, SPREADS, STRADDLE P Mae tastes execute all orders for the purchase and sale of stocks ov 2 to 3 per cent. margins. First clam: Stock Privileges w ied in ony Genount. Wo pe bere. ter beck an 8 Speculation tie Brokers A. AAA. CaRD. ot small sums carefully sarested and man- ‘customers at a distance tn legitimate actere that often y: “ahdress me dies oP Shoe aged Stocks, Better Than the Best! so FIRST-CLASS LATROBE STOVES, ese EACH, TO HEAT TWO (2) ROOMS. CALL AND EXAMINE DR. CUSHING'S WROUGHT IRON TUBULAR FURNACE, THE ONLY GENUINE GAS BURN- ING FURNACE BOLD IN THE DISTRICT. CHR. REISSNER, Nos. 716 and 717 Tth street northwest.