Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1876, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. xmeammemeame || WANTR WASHINGTON: MONDAY. November 27, 1876. CROSBY S&S. NOYES... . Editor. Reading Matter on Every Pag Page. | ae pe Daily Circulation ever 15,000,—being more than | three times that of any —!. daily paper in Washington, a: equal to that of all the sanee | papers in the city aases | Bact daily tegether. Good and Bad Signs. | It is noted by the New York Evening Post, | a8 amongst the good signs of the pressat |“ political Involvement, that the Louisiana returning board has resolved, in the case of the imperfect Hayes electoral ballots, to count only the votes actually cast, and not to count the whole electoral ticket according to the supposed intention of the voters. Another good sign is the orderly proceeding before the circuit court in Florida. Althougit the governor denies the jurisdiction of the court toenjoin him there is no reason to believe that he will refuse to obey its order, and at the same time there is reason to believe that he has no intention to do the thing which the court,is asked to prevent him from doing. Of the bad signs,one is the refusal of the Louisiana returning board to permit the presence of the newspaper reporters at the daily sessions. Another is the conflict be- tween the South Carolina canvassers and the Supreme court of that state. If the canvass- rs appeal to a United States judge, and ifhe assumes jurisdiction in the matter, new com- Plications will arise which will result in a demand for federal interference, and will, doubtless, bring the whole subject before Congress. The effect of this conflict is to pre- ‘vent what is now of the greatest importance to the country, a settlement of the Presiden tial question—an early settlement, a just set- tlement, a settlement in which the country will acquiesce as fair in its conclusion and fair In its methods. While such a settlement is delayed, while doubt whether it will be Teached prevails, business Interests suffer seriously; and the longer the delay and doubt continue the more injurious will be the consequences. The only remedy for the evil is the creation and the exercise of @ public opinion which shall be more powerful than the partisan passions whieh have been aroused in both parties. A bitter feeling has now grown up between the two parties. The worst men and the worst Motives appear to be the most active on either side. At the same time the best meim- bers of either party are in favor of a peaceful Settlement according tolaw. Good democrats would see the Presidency awarded to H: » and good republicans would see ttawarded to Tilden, rather than that the present uncer- tainty should be continued, or than that any doubtful measures should be ¢ secure a party sucess. These citizens, the Post urges, should spare no effort to make their influence felt in the emergeney in which the country now finds itself. The New York Hrrald also sounds the alarm as to the disastrous effect upon the business interests of the country should the present entanglement not be speedily an- Faveled. The indications are, that the solid business men of the country, without regard to party lines, will make some demonstra- tion soon in the way of enforcing w politicians the danger of playing with fire at the peril of the national strneture, in an emergency like the present. es ‘What in the world !s the matter with our Canadian neighbors? A St. Albans dispatch Says they continue to fear an invasion by the Fenians, and that the government has sent 10,900 rounds of musket cartridges to the (0th battalion of Canadian voluateers for use should they become necessary. Oug friends over the border are unduly alarmed. Noone in the states has heard anything about another Fenian raid exeept from Canadian sources. The last Fenian raid was known and talked about for months before it oc- curred, and it is not all probable that an expedition could be organi so quiet], that noone would hear of it in the U States. —<- -___ The Martinez-Del Valle bre: a suit in New York has occupied a won of public attention, owing to certain pe features in the case. Briefly, Mr. Del Valk an elderly man and a native of Cuba, assist- ed a young lady, Miss Martinez, who had sprained her ankle, or met with som? other mishap on the street, to her residence. The young lady being pretty, the old gentleman Fequested permission to call and see how she was getting along. Permission was granted, and thereafter he became a frequent visitor. be made desperate love to her, took her almost daily to lunch ata fashionable res taurant on Broadway, and even went so far as to place an engagement ring on her finger. He subsequently told her that owing to a “compromise” in Cuba he could not marry her publicly, but would do so privately. She therefore returned the ring, with a note in- forming him that she coull never be his. Nevertheless she subsequently went with him to Poughkeepsie, Where she acte | in the capacity of governess to his children, and where, she alleged, he accomplished her ruin. main allegations of the plaintiff, and averred that at her request, and out of a feling of charity, he took her away from a cruel step- father and engaged her as governess to his children ata salary of $190 per month. He never made love to her, and never was guilty of any impropriety in her prese: The iw Propriety, in fact, was all on the other s: In spite of his remonstrances, she would in- sist on indulging in “academic postures,” as he styled them, of lying on the sofa or on the floor with slightly more abandon than be- comes a female of delicate instincts. The damages claimed by the plaintitf were s50,000, and the jury awarded her $5 ——__-<+e-- A plan for changing the electoral college system, which mects with considerable favor, is proposed by the Boston Advertiser. It sug- ‘ests a constitutional amendment making it obligatory on the electors to send their cer- tSed lists to the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court; that he shall open and count them in the presence ofthe full court; that objection to any List shall be filed with specifications by a certain day; that before this august tribunal (excluding, if need be, judges appointed within one or more years) all objections shall be heard, trie1, and decided by a certain day according to law and without appeal. — For ‘several reasons the exact political status of the House of Representatives of the XLVth Congress cannot at present be aceur- ately ascertained. It is conceded, however, that the present democratic majority of near- ly #0 will be greatly reduced, and that it will be considerably less than 20. A careful esti- mate of the strength of both parties in the Mareb, give the democrats 149 and the repub- Means 141 members. It isthought New Hamp- shire will send two republicans and one dem- Ocrat to Congress, in which case the House “vould stand, democrats 150 and republicans 1.3, thus making the majority 7. But in this imchronle catee. estimate no less than six members are set down as republicans when they were elected | B, gpa a apen al ayer sale ony by ANTHUR NATTANS, Drectin nov2-tr ‘2d and D streets northwest. GOLD'’s WARM-AIR FURNAUxz». Gold's Centennial RANGE. ‘as “revormers,” “independents,” &c. For in- stance, three members elect from Illinois, classed as republicans, were elected as inde- pendents; in Iowa one anti-monopolist is classed as a republican: in Massachusetts one independent republican and one inde. pendent are set down as republicans. As they cannot be safely counie! upon in case of a — vote, neither par'y can claim them With certainty. Most of them, however, will probably vote with the republicans. The democratic majority will coubiless be so small in the House that sitagslers will be ‘Vigilantly looked after, especially wen a Party roi is to be taken. GREAT NOVEL NOW READY! A POINT OF HONOR. It ise most charming story by the author of «Am. ® Seam, a Wooa: Basch THOMAS Fasnion.” “StzvEN mo. 4 in fancy cloth and binck eamping, pois si. 0 Bound | with paper covers, ‘ards is one of the brightest and freshest writers of the day.” Journal. rs. Edwards is one of our best novelists, vase few panded ris sex. —Jowrnal, Chicas: foe haw: ge of Be England. “—Press, Phir Bap Arata Bawents, bos ne, eens admires, ond nies and George El baa Times, St. Lowis. NOVELS RECENTLY PUBLISHED. BY MRS. ANNIE EDWARDS. Ought We to Visit Her? 8v0 Archie Lovell 80.000. Steven Lawrence Yeoman. 80... Lor Philip Earnscliffe. 8vo...... Leah, a Woman of Fashion. 8¥0-.s0. 1 oF Estelle, 12M0 case BY JUSTIN McCARTHY. Lady Judith. 84.0.eeeneereone se meme nan Binley Rochford. 8vv. Sree e er eee Tempest Tossed. By Theo. THOM seeneesee--. wns or —— By Gen. George A. en Richer of roa ‘above sent by mail, post: paid, on re- ceipt of the price SHELDON & COMPANY, S Murray Street, N.Y. Overcoats. SURTOUTS, CLOAKS AND ULSTERS. ESQUIMO BEAVER. CASTOR BEAVER. where month No others m and IMITATION LAMBSKIN ULSTERS. pon the | BLACK WORSTED OVERCOATS. IMITATION PETERSHAM and WHITNEY OVERCOATS. FALL OVERCOATS. PRICES RANGE FROM $10 TO 950 ONE PRICE ONLY. GEO. C. HENNING, noval-tr 410 SELLING OFF; eventh Street Northwest. saving’ them much tim ox: 40 Building. o2-1w SELLING OFF: repels art. DILEON 8 Photograph Gallery, avenne. nov2)-hn AT PANIC PRICES! order to reduce our very heavy of Fall and Winter ¢, and will commence artistic r at DILLON’S ¢ tains 18 sheet A fuilstock of Mourn Chmph: Handsome Cloth Cloaks Btaple’ Domseation. ad keepers, in. Blankets, Towelings: Sheetings; fine and heavy 7 Large stock of Cloths and Cassimeres, for According tothe testimony of the fair plaintify | ™= 4nd boys’ wear, at down prices. Don't fail to call and examine our stock. COLLEY'S, jhawls. ed to the wants of house- Way al on at sll EUREKA for the a WA WV 3 NTEDa cod WOMAN, oy cok aah an ar eee AN, t cook. wash ant for @ smal foun’ Good references. 2LCO Mth «treet northwest now27-2t* Wines “A lady wish-s a POSITION as oF ol h. Address M. Stic ina Provamant ‘burel novi Si Phi ine Feepectable white yous 2 references TRS MM, Starts, a OY weal ncauainted wink thy horse. ry Attend to a Migr keevets ‘8th etreo". Ww ANTED—A SITUATION to ook, wash and es Sy frat clase cook, anda bin ironer. Good le ly aoe alley. between “sth and 5 Py ged % WASTER Ais Py who pe Poa a Sas. and for the use house; all m. + by conveniences; desiraie | Ieation. Address R. . Star office. ANTED—A_ first-class oe ot LACKS sew out by the week. erence pte Or w done at her 914 Mh street. Wi ANTED—BDy the 34 of December, five or six soums, complete! — for 4 for nner tpg, Bent ct to exceed $20 ‘ddress ME 6 12th street northwest, nova7- WARTEDTwo a aaieiaon: ‘who wish the comforts of a home can have ROOM and BOARD ine Bitreet pre prrme Bd three. Terms moderate. ast. Capitol Hill. ante x ANTED—COLORED and WHITE HELP. for geod homes, »* the SELECT L TELLIGEN: ice OFFICE, 1013 F street, between streets. no a Wi ANTED—A SITUATION by A young manasa Porter in astore, or as 8 watchman. =e very -st recommendation can be given. Address (. D., {oss T7th street northwest nova7-3t* ANTED—A person will furnish PROVISIONS for himself and woman who will cook and serve = a Sateg a = p anywhere within few iberty Market. Adarces BOARDER, Ec otie Ww NTED—By a respectabie German girl, =arF. UATION t> sew, or chamberwork and assist with housework, LS, Imust say that Lhave cea prep: orthe Teeth and Gums which T “have seen adverticed “during the last seaen years in the United st Canada, and consider ent in every respect. PROF. P. € SAND tr Ww TED—50 vacant HO situate in South Washington, immediately pcm athe coos each preferred. H ER, Real Estate Necnty corner 45 and E streets southwest: novas Ot WARTED—Persons torent ROOMS, ensuite or single, in a private family of two adults; would rent dining room, kitchen. and other rooms tor house- keeping. and board with the party renting if desired. No. $34 corner J3th and I streets northwest. 025-2t* W! ANTE D—By asingle gentleman, a Furnished or U ‘ufurnished ROOM, en mormigi ry between F ard M and 5} and h streets. with terms and location, P.O. Box 287. ne eae ia ANTED—A ae four to six rooms, water, gas, ac; pleasantly located; Capitol fill pre- Rent moderate. Address T) t, fre WASTEDT An cnctectic, robust YOUNG MAN with #2200, one who is willing to work, in an setablished, cash paying business. To the right man i orig ruing is here offered. Address ENERGY, ar office. 10 —At a bargain. a aaends gentle UGGY and HARN: nse five yearsold and @ ‘good rer pply at FOSTER Cigar Store, F street, be tween Sth and ot nov24-it* cad hotel bookkeeper and er would & POSITION with a first- was ‘hotel in’ this ify, during the coming season Beet of references, Adi 3 P.SCOTT. No. 719 Locust sireet, Philadelphia. nov2l-6t WASTED SITUATION by @ young colorea man (or boy); is honest; experienced in hotel or private waiting; can drive and care for horses. Good references can be given. Address W. H.. Star office. ee 3t* V J ANTED—A full-sized, Enc ‘toned PIA six months or longer. maker, : to b Address 8. Ft nov2t« of good address, references as to : and fthility. to act as agents. No others ni apply. Address J. B., Star oftice. hov2t-eo3t™ NTED—Two Furnished +r Unfurnished ROOMS, with Board, in a private Samaily, for anda ‘year old child. Add rene, ATSON, Star office nov22-Im D—Proposals for 25 gallons (daily) Wilt iy felivered in Be and 0. Depot, ¢¢ lish aig r those hing to estab- jo well to address, care St Towa? east EN and few YOUNG ‘unoyed by irresponsible persons or y fo ive the ‘same advertived bye, this vand trouble. No charge, pi for advertising, STETTINIUS, Real Estate Agent. 81-0 Jess tenants are procured: ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to learn the Ente. i For terms and particulars apply at feo7 pois ania ANTED—A YOUNG LADY to learn the art of Retouching Negatives—a very important and tuiranent in the, photographic art-_ Apply ery, 1227 Pa. avenue. nova- ANTED-AGENTS for the largest and best soll- ing Stationery Package in the World. It con + Of paper, TS envelopes,” pencil: ider. gv 3 nm, and a piece of valual eth plated a cage, with elogant gold dladi's tachionable fancy ect, pin P peve buttons — ad Five packages, with aworted Ca ie Saat * gold Batent ‘Lee in free to all” agenits. teeth and is. One tri 2 ea It is fast becoming the favorite dentrifice, at all drag stores, Ask to see i novié-tr FOR RENT Ee ort RK or f_RENT—HOUSE No 1818 F ctroct north ite rooms; fi order. SON'E'CO., 705 F street northwest noti7 POR BEN RENT Nicely furnished front ROOM ak pcharones required; at 94) 13 gen owl street poe ok ag FoR ES RENT Six om DWELLING: now h = street See aoe OR REN een TGR HOUSE wats street northwest, between ad Bt erecta Inquire No. 62S SMatreet, between F thw: nova St” oat REST =1 19°F if Street northwest, farnish~d BOAREOR DROOM, communicating; anitebie for Sy — wife or two gentlemen. Rent moderate to # good tenant. novz7 -3t Fox een, Furnished ROOMS, on the first and se loors, single or in rR conve- sient for members of Congress. No. 437 C street sorthwest. or ot f OK RENT—The — SECOND FLOOR, un- furn shed: malating of 2 of five rooms, iil" be ent ‘or — =I very pleasant ROOMS, far- sce: ping, tn seen Bu water and bathroom; No. 4 bes k etreet cantly Farniahad ROOMS, ea eanbers of Congress; ‘aud horse cars, Ng tis land avenne nort! wast. nova. JF GE RENT—On vory easy torme-t 8 good tennat the whole or any ‘a HOUSE of 16 rooms; very centrally located aa suitable for a Boarding- nse. Address Box 3. Star office FOR RENT NX Tarce, nicely furnished ROOM, on the second floor le for two gentlemen, or a gentleman and wife; south. front; peivate fainily, from New Yerk. 447 Massachnsetts av. n27-3t Fo RENT Newly furnished ROOMS. fronting outh, with first-class Board. ina honse with al: veniences and centrally located. < iogee OT Tetreet northwest Foe ENT—Four furn' He ome, single or te with 1% witnont Bourd, ina private fami Ni 1 K street northwest. House bas allm ean Ecee F TA desirable MS. eae carpeted, on the first floor; also, other Tooms, furnished or unfurnished, at low prices. 729 11th street, between G and H sts. novai-2t* Fo" RENT—Five unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, with water, gas, bath and tin the house, at 2110 Pennsylvania avenne. Rent $15. nov77-3t FOR RENTO12 18K street. on the Terracn, de- sirable and handsomely furnished ROOMS, or single, can be had if applied for at 91 ced caterer in the house. nov’ JGR RENT 1915 0 street norterst, Raving al moder "FiOS ae meri. THOS. B. WAGGAMAN. 319° 4h * nova7-3t RENT—Two or more unfurnished ROOMS oul for housekeeping, to Persons without young children. Apply at No. 467 G street north- west nova? 3° {OR RENT—Handsomely furnished hOOMS gle cren suite, ipl ok beg pone Gath i ‘rn improvements; short walle {eon fl tol, No.4 Tthet- sc. neat Bast © na [FOR RENTAL 80 han if din a private amity northwest. nov37-2: T—With first.class Board, el-eantly ROOMS. bath room connecting, - 5 ‘Ale, de ighttat ROOMS on 34 floor. A; immediately, No. $10 12th street, between eet and ae x rk avenue northwest. novz7-5t* ‘OR REN y ished SUITES OF Panna |, connecting bathroom. Terms moderate: most central Hectent in the city. Apply. = 736 %h street northwest, second d ee from m x RLOR on el or unfurnished: ; partly furnished. Price $9 street, near Patent Of. nova7-3t* pacatened: 3 Pennsylvania avenue, cor- A spi st Sane & Wink Dea Drv insylvania ay Goods, he Ri 'T—The entirely fully Ivcated three-story and. basement etal HOUSE, corner I = New Jersey avenue’ north- west; eleven rooms. adern improvements. Rei Su $ ‘3 & LIN( 609 7th street northwest.127-3t" Five large unfurnished ROOMS to st —Two nicely furnished communicat- with Board. at 623 E strest Fore RENT—COTTAGE of five rooms, with water on D street, between Hth and 12th sts, uth at ; $15 in advance to acareful tenant. Key nova5-Im —Furnished PARLOR on first floor, $15; also, «mall pleasant furnished ROOM, third floor, $8. Meals furnished desired. Et 2th si between Pennsylvania ave. and H street. n35-2t* VOR RENTTA three-way | BRICK HOUsE partly furnished, No. 6th street northwest The proprictor will Beard with the tenant during the winter if desired. nov25- TED—HOKSES TO WINTER—Within ANTE: cit ape Address L an ae P. SHOEMAK R920 F st t.w. _novi5-Im* No. 801, cor. 8th and Market Space. ST RECEIVED FOR THANKSGIVING, W YORK CIDER, direct from the prees, equal te Champagne. RAN 160 Bunches HANAN AS, onditi A. E. PHILLIPS, Commission Merchant. R & HAMILTC 39 iL i part of them in fine a" 63 i oles Fog, om » Wholesale Gro- With BARBO ore . CORNWELL & SON, FINE GROCERS. FOR THANKSGIVING ENGLISH FLUM PUDDING. FLORIDA ORANGES. eee and GRAPES. (ks Pras. , thoroughly undet a middle-aged an infant. eMtust fae adh tes avenue, makes a specialty of cutting garments made at home. 3 and 6th streets southwest. ‘Called for aud KiD GLOVES F FOR THANSGIVING. | 43nd 4h atteots php, GLOVES Fo FOR THE OPERA. PM gh ek Chimneys cured or no pay. seps-tr AR PH REE fe wed int nm ie cit ris Kid Giove Depot: next to Mitehell’s. {, MONTH to Active Men selling our ese ein for 929 Penna. ave. ond 132 Derbers eet Chicago. yw! bee Paw don the th day ‘hington. A Me asigned here! MMET C- meat he ap ORE, co-partners, of Washington, cine mocnt 98 ne genta nre of E Pu” = i ig EPICe, tetra bakin WAST ROR NTY LAND WARRANTS. WILLIAM H. BECK, corner Louisiana aye- nue and 5th street, near City Hall. novlt-Im* ANTED—MEQHANICS to chase Houses in the suburbs, on payments of small monthly sav- ings ese fhan their reut in the city. See plans at Room 3. . No. 509 7th street northwest. novl-Im ANTED—HORSES to winter. Good si Best cit: reference Riven. wes ons WOMAN to do cooking, washing and Fulfnant re bes ir persons. Mast her business. Al: opis Revenant in 3 ‘a P. NTED—GENTLEMEN to know that WM. MOOKE, Merchant Tallon, 1O1T ee York V ANTED-—CARPETS to clean bor RIC Beating Works, 490 M: 'EVD—To exchange, NEW STOVES fo id “ONES EBUTLEM Sccorter sth wud K strsets mg Seren oe doomed neo LOST AND FOUND. ST—Newfoundland PUP, one year old; black, with white points. Finder will obtain a — y leaving it at 1711 Rhode AS al avenue. ie oe r2ith,on H strvet, between ‘TAth SeeJohn s Char bs Wash: ington a pair of Gola EXE-GL. SSES. iatalaerewsee will be pela tf teeerans 1031006 Street. ‘—Sunday morning, between the a of Laine cone gational Church aid. 9th 1 ciek will be liberally rewartad by leaving theoe ly leavin th thevexton of the church or at O20 tnt msw ie fap ae pisht, the Zid instant, going from the depot, a canvassed VA! contain! anol s no valne except to ‘here owner. ‘The andes wil b be suitably reward: nod y eovion ne some at 419 nt Jersey ave. southeast aK RA YOu the 3h it, two Owner, os w eae Ties $55 dee ig ne ite Roar “> {ebay PaRL “ms jee GOLD WATCH. rs, ae OLS, MOLES D Deng Sir Stored Sau OST—On the of Ne carved GOLD pt si et Hien i ip ee ee Dovis-tw 4 HEATING STOVES, AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK. cites Latrober, to beattwe hoses 3, OT JOHN MORAN, 9196 Peansytranie arene, Fo RENT—A front and back PARLOR; also, a second story front ROOM. wall furnished; in private family; terms very moderate to Touma parties. Apply at 1822 K str streetn.w. nov2s-, Fo ay T—Farnished PABLOR. ant two BED: ROOMS in a private family; central locati convenient to cars; suitable to member of conerecs: 1107 Massachusetts avenue. nov25-3t* cOR ae eas the Arlington, 1536 F923 Near ine, Arlington x eet » lars end famall eit lther’ by the’ floor le; all mods conveniences. ij or ‘iba Rov25- ae F° OR RENT—The two fine Ria eg ee Nos. 1339-1341 Lstreet northwest. They have just heen cempleted and contain all modern improvements. \. DAVIS & SON, 615 7th street. woh SALE—A nice three-story BRICK “HOUSE, all modern improvements; convenient to market jPrlge G25 in monthly. payments. THOS. AN{519 7thatreet. Ro RENT—A suite of ey Tarnsht Rees. on second floor; also. fk ; if desired, opposite Franklin Park, at seas nova5- yroks RENT—723 Sth street, near Patent miss ‘ly furnished ROOMS, in private family, -aite or single, with modern improvements. Suita: ile for Congresmen or others. Hall Bed- room, ® ow2s-ote FFOR RENT—HOUSE, No. 1211 13th street north- est. (new) nine rooms, all modern improve- Apply to SHERMAN & tenet 8) Pose Ex. Agents and Auctioneers, Room 3. Cloud ding. * powssee [008 RENT—A neat seven-roum HOUSE, in tho- re) near . trobe otve heats the, front of hose ‘oad; rent only €20 per month toa S18 F street northeast. Key at Ww Fe SALE HOUSE, nearly new, north side of F street northwest. between 2d and 34; gas and 20 monthly. W. street and New York avenue. cos BRENT Fxsieot FRONT ROOMS on 24 with modern con’ weniences, at 940 oe; raoetwent between 9th wad Wth streets.n24-3t' COR, RENT SA vicerant FARLOR and OM. commun Rent reasonable; 1108 New York uvenue metho. nov24'3t' hl INT—Elegantly furnished ROO: Fen oP tat at No. 1328 1 street uaa RENT-—To Yornkbed FRONT ROOM. Hest Kant 825, ‘Angi 508 sth street. OR RENT—1119 With street of Ei eneaicey marae BSS | ‘OR BENT Nicely furnished HOUSE, No. 1338 F ny to DY SE DAVIDSON, Tt ree | ors eres FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. pone ae ramen. moons fornia. deta r GHASE, BISHOP & ©; and Incuranes Agents, Re: Tth stree’ ‘sa i =e heey 4 ‘T—Several pleasant. ni MS on Penney {tania avenue, witht to ait See eee ENT—On Lareet, Fae “ROOMS, on ait mos set peat tay - 4 Heal Betate Aeont, 8 Clow! Bui 38 tesa nnme= 33: => y handsome and | ES in the new row on Ith #: modern convenie: Rent y. ‘Apply on pease ie "No OR RENT—Handaomely Faria gk without board, on first_and ing south; suitable for Member or Senai sauares of Arlington, Hotel ‘and one aamare of ca Hamii A hae 1403 L street, between 1h ae seta V Vor RENT—U; hed ROOMS, on saite ear rENT Unfurnis! a 124 New York avenue, RENT—one of thone neat six-room HOUSES Sth street. between D and KE strects southwest. Ingue of Sains TACKEY, 992 F street second floors, front R RENT—Fornsbed HOUSE of ten ‘within one block of the Capitol: bay ay wind southern exposure, heat, complete x Loraventent. and everything ‘Apply at 144 worth A street. € ar anne ay am furntahed Bi RO sma suite and single. at S| and E streets, which has c! ‘and been 1m thorongh fepair for winter Scautortns erams seed Fe RENT Very handsome SUITE second floot he nd niences; suitable for Seuntor or M.-C. 1 west nd we s 9 8 it Bw, mod. ape, : tats ~ be fC - suitable for members of Congress. fe'rocms. all newly furnished, with or. sri poard; 218 Gai wereet Corthrneet’ oR RENT —Foraished ROOMS in s pri second floor; ‘bath room, with hot and cold water; cen- 12th streety between G and H 16 F street, oppo tral location; 713 streets northwest. Wd a ee and DWELL 19th and K Wester Rev ESTATE BU pr wind WAGGAMAN 519 Seventh Street. [Changes Made Every Welpestay and Saturday] stern will rent dwelling soparess or in one. ee a ‘ uM ath street porns tory Brick Houses for Sale. t. n.w.. mod. imps. 22 rs. Washington st..Geo town, North Capitol sts... m_impe..9 ra h st. n.w., mod imps., 10 ra..3) ra amt G foc , =f itaatod, “> a? mot opecete bmithoonian groumis:* 3553 #3 Se mf NISHE OR, consisting ‘of three roomened beth room: ith que of parlor if desired: oc being only three adults. oR RENT—A pe rooms, Leatage was gees ely FURNISHED a edry cellar, heated by pe modern convenion: es; ood 1 Brick and Frame Houses for Sale. . (f..),mod. imps... 8 ra. ay.«e.(fh.)mi, handsomely Tarnished ing of parlor, bed nm ‘TA FLOOR. ely private. consist a bath room. all mod = ¢ children rent sferences exchanged. ‘OR RENT—To Senators, Members ae Coni large oar Alas of first cen’ ished Private Heuses. eo "30 Bruerinivs, Estate Agent, St. Choad ot Del. ave. and 3 + bet. I7th’and isth n Toth wt bet H and Grant ave 13th st, bet. K and L now Der Adst., bet. D and E nuw., pe + bet. 16th and I7th how ia Houses for Rent. 1908 H st. now. mod. imps, RENT—Four newly furnished SUITES Isth street, opposite, McPherson Stowment, e nm Monument, Washington, D0.” ims ovis Bw bares’ new ed HOUSE, No. 1237 nM and N streets, containing aiz rocme; wit oll he, modern improvements, and is offer cao seta at $15 per month. ‘Also rtunity. is offered the a with all modern im 20 Ruckstersor baker. Sed’ rer ant for — per month. Apply at iene RENT Hangnaly farnicbed on, —= floor, four ROOMS, consisti cxchustve beth roma, bor and nearly new; will rent single or en table for 07 F wcerest northwest, between 11 three Bedrooms. a w mod, ins Sie: E03, BENT te ‘tam y, at @ Inoderate’ Frnt. 0 tt pt S2e35— Eero ICK HOUSE, + Irving street, ‘near 7th. Ap 1100 M strest now. ud-im .OR RENT—U err FLOORS of House 803% all ‘modera improvemsuts Auction Sales. On FRIDAY. December Lst.at 4 p.m.. valuable erty corner of th and © dc Marytai sth ATU BDAY. Ts December 2d, at 4 p.m street, between K Pennsylvania « VOR RE T—New 7-room BRICK, 45 Massacha sates arenes * northwest, consenient to two Hines WARD. 0 AitRiNGTON. 454 Lonisiana avi OR RENT—1307 H street, three desirabi: 'S, southern exposure. 0c0-Sw ey One sum of $5,000—Two per cont. for poqutiet- cS nov 2% in advance. ir,» Attorney at T 935 H northwest. 15 rooms. (remodeled aa ROO! ENT—A Rare Chance—A beautiful suite <-f OMS, Int and 3d Sor, lated ber of a Foreign furnished; south front; i oat avenue, Srocmae. - ali mod. imps. wee tes howss wows micely easy tant «Cottage at Mount aaah: eee mere eee Es | Cy Z 5 [sok SALE, EXCHANGE poled RENT—Six new with ni rooms, cellar, and modern strect, between 16th and new Bricks. cor. pend E northeont, § rooms... 8 roome... Edel deletes BULDING 1 Tor Bear by — rt fnquire of THOMAS. YOUNG, "Mo. 1336 ae York ue. " gavaenveceues F. G: i, Cormer llth amd F. sts. FOR SALE. ne Cheoe acts BRICK HOUR on Deltas sure povss-° 1 F arent $19,¢ 000 00 ak Bie RATE OF INTER °Phky. Koowes, pow 1008 F strect norchweat Fone 50%) OR FACHANGE FoR CITY Po hie chy or Alexandria, & suit FARM. within 1S males 1 Cwantnet vir: near Po mac river. Farm contains 130 seres, one half of [itch is im goud Pine and Oak Timber.” There ts om the promiaes one house. grainery. tobacco bows, aud Sli cher peommary taprevemrtin: akan. apple’ end Fepch orchards. grapes. and other traits.” further particulars inquire in paren on H Dev” — 633 G street southweat, Washi SOR SALE za cao) ‘KL centrally located and re ih Cm atures mew 7 REAT BA 5 BRICK HOUS G EAT BARGAING— BRICK Hol URE Te re warren they perianty a “te wat orpe cows Ais ¢ rom BRICK HOUSE on street words wo 2500, on time — ” nAPis a & RYON, D street north: TEIN & ©O. * LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, ESTABLISHED IN 1962, Northeast Corner of Tenth and D Streets PRIVATE ENTRANCE ‘KON TENTH STREET Liberal Advances made om Personal Proparty to ori. amount and for any time paoaired 8 Very reason. je terms: S. Also, Goods Sold on Commission. ae Stock of Goods on hand (new and second. sold very low for cash . owe w LOAN—MONEY Bret clams real estate | security only. Alm. {Amonnt desirnd a F GATCHEL, seme With and F strooks L IMPROV a paid ata curithes be see ly for 72 pace book Wall street, and Wall ‘ortificate of Day ise 6 , ee i ‘ae a tans tui ut Pianos. : awarded ‘their uprig See official report GENCY. $11 9th stroet north Piance sold on installments. Old Pi emt om x: nows DECRER Bros. Have been awarded by theU. $0 oa the unas Judges, the id Hiekest Award tor all essential qualities in pinnos. They are thus acknowledged the most por: fect pianos known. Don't fail to ace them. BURDETT ORGANS a specialty G. KUMN, Sole Agent, PovStr 407 With street, aber WAR KNABE Highest Award at the Centennial, ‘The U: ited States Centennial Commission and the Judges of Awards bave unanimously decreed to ‘ABE & ©O., The DIPLOMA EDA MERIT for Parlor Grand, Square and Adopted, Pianos of all vecisely the same charac: P. The Knabe award ty le of Instrument. as ie case with other in this ent, part: but comprises all jes. and stands ui fied by phrases indicative Washoete = Sole Agency REICHEN WAREROOMS, 423 ag of Pennsylvania Pianos from different factories for aale and | rent on the most accommodating terms. Tunt pairing promptly attended to. BOOKS AND D STATIONERY. E a Th Miss War - ‘Centery boy Leslie Siew capecceatpmede slimes hy Should the Spirit of Mortal be Proud’ x. Die arated. of St. Peter, by JR. Macdaff, D. D. a 2) “BALL asry NE *. v2-tr 7th siree: Bes CHAPMAN to Mount Etna. of 400 illustrations verge Ancient Mariner, @10. P ution. Niles, @3. History of q he, Eigherenth ‘Century: Lelie tatory of French Litera OCK. by Mix. Prentiss, author Martineau, 75 ra ag Faith. EC. Stedman, tures ‘on the Hi ony at 120, Longfellow '« Ske Longt ‘ms Mary Thack + rare ; gaa! Lome novié-tr WOR SALE-A first-class PIANO, nearly Tew. At great sacrifice. Can be at 1008 H street northwest. XCELLENT FAMILY CARRIAGE 4 FOR SALE CHEAP. heaxt. it VANARY BIRDS, enh ELLENT Si Seed et a Birds, and modern im, a reoT Pk East Pai street, between oth and 10 ty eld. "Aol overnenty Del wo ti TOUS) val street east, Capitol Hill. SINGE ‘ood, Cages. Also, Bird, B Fanny between Ist and Peunsyivania avenue ca G.M. GORTZ i new, GROCERY Wa or KENT—A Ps =} RESIDENCE, vdern, improvements. No. 1913 BT to Scott Statue; one of the most retit ightful locations in Washingtor DD, 1402 lath street. BOARDING. with gond Table Board. can be had at No. 1226 i2ih street northwest, Table mn. Avely to 5 J. OR SAL ESA wear and HARNESS and ‘anda a will sell very cheap, toget! benght at once. Can be & NORRIS’ Livery Stables, Georget OR SALE—One §-foot, one 7-foot and four 5-fe SHOW CASES. Those cases are of the latest pattern, wainnt frames, silver-mounted, with sliding "doors, ‘and meng C$ of So ed have ever iis Fe. Apply to ‘Ko: rw aven! OWN. Nov2-St communicating YARDING—Large single, furnished ot 22 Dumbarton street. corner of Sosureen, i fever Ringoes ie rovements, and well adaj rs, with their families. ACHUSETTS SC AVESCE E NoRTH- suite, furnished or unfurnished, modern ments, with or without Board, desired. for Senators and ment 1226 Wis = the best and safest aie SEARS in the city: one Set | Beaman Yount meee NT WITH BOARD— Furnished a CARRIAGES — DOS RL CE third floor; hot and cold water husetts: rs, TH IRD sroRy s sn Son to, rent. with or without Board, fet, gentlemen. AMT AYES suit io pA. ‘rere Ts pond or phn oe wil BOAR ED fermns iC} Ni lh en ADEN BO and 1104. Se setts: jon, and terms very low for Nicely Furnished ROOMS, locality Board, ‘gas and heat for ae or ENATORS oa one, S; Tor two ol i Also. | nov25-6t" Spe | Feaeemeunites CARPETS. THE LARG. OF THIS POPULAR GARMENT, GENUINE ENGLISH DYED, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. NEW AND ELEC oe TLY ILLUS- = TRATED BC ‘The Skeleton in Armor, by H.W. Longfellow, sle- gantly illustrated, éto cloth, The Theory of Bound with Relation to Music, by Prof. P. Blasesno: Inter. Sci. sertes; £1.50 Contemporary Evolution, by St 328mo cle #} orge Mivat, The Rim ° Ancient Mariner, by 8. T. Cole. ride. eisstrate by Gustave Dore. Large folio, clon Italy, from the Alpe to Mount Aitna; edited by T. Adolphus Trollope. and containing veasdy four han red illustrations: 22:20. Just received b; ey MOHUN R BOOKSELLERS {2 Mow ERS, theemmayte: BANKERS. UTS, CALLS, SPREADS, STR. DOLES. We taithtully execnte all orders for the pure and sale ef stocks on 2 to 3 per cent. margins. ‘—.-3 class Stock Privileges negotiated in any amount. We solicit the patronage of ERpice destrows of obtaiain reliable and responsible brekers. Our book on Speculation sent «n application. TU) tinkibok 2 CO., Bankers and Brokers, 92 Broadway ..Y. m2) Ersieed toeer tien an =~ ates vue ‘fied long. ae desired on de. ponitof five per cent. Circulars aind” weekly reports = api ely SiLvEr BRIDAL PRESENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SAMUEL KIRE & SON, GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS, wmommay__ 179 Wet Bape, Te Mike yea E FURNACE, ea a class buyers are invited to examine merits. Also— THE “SPLEND! ‘ARLOR,” caosanctee of tn Oe. % SIMPSON, STEW, Ceding ogee octIm 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. UNSURPASSED. TRUNKS! SATCHELS! VALISES!