Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1876, Page 2

WASHINGTON: _MONDAY. December t, 1876. CROSBY S. NOYES........ Editor. To Business Men. Oa account of the pressure of bx isement« upon our columns. to enabie Tue Star to b hour possible each Bend in their favors as carly in the day as practicable ‘They must be in hand before 12 o clock t sertion the same day, and they ought to h earlier than that as is possible tn — A Way Out of the Woods. It will be seen by our telegrams that Carl Schurz and ex-Senator Henderson, with other leading ‘public men of the west, have united in a recommendation t the whole matter of dealing with the electoral vote be turned over from Congress to the Supreme Court of the United States. An amendment to the constitution ling this to be done constitutionally sted, be ef- feeted with const e85,a5 most Of the state legislatures hold meetings next month. In several of the statcs, however, the legislatures bold only biennial se<sions. This is the eave in Maryland, for ins and the legislature of that state does not meet fora year. Under the emergency. however, if there was a general agree t as to the de- ineure in as sirability of this course, the non-meeting legislatures couki be convened in extra session. It ts understood that President Grant favors sending the matter to the Supt ‘ourt for decision, but whether in the shape proposed by Carl Schurz and the others, is not known (As ex-Senator Henderson is now acting with the demoeratic party, and Carl Schurz with the r publican party, it would seem that the recommendation in question is an impartial one, having no party bias. While there are many weighty arguments in its favor, the objection will no doubt be made to it that should the counting of the electoral votes, and the declaration of the result be perma- nently turned over to the Supreme Court, it would end in making the appointment to the Supreme beneh a matter of party scramble and intense party interest. to the detriment of its judicial, politically unbiased character. Ne Time for Blatherskite Politicians. In a temperate articie upon the situation in Congress, the New York Herald gives expres- sion to the views of the thoughtful people of the country in expressing the hope that the wisest and most pradent and aservative men will take command in both houses and in both parties, and that they will silence and keep in the background the noisy and injudi- cious. The country wants peace, and it cares very lit which of the two candidates be- comes president; it sees now all its interests injured, all its indust through adispute of the politi sult of which it bas no interest, exeept Uiat this re- sult shall be fairly come to, and shall not be liable to suspicions of fraud or wrong of kind. It ishardly probable that the E Seriously undertake to throw out the © ral vote of Colorado through any teehni ity. The fact is, neither party, with any regard to its future exist an afford a temporary triumph ¢ 7 ina President fraudulently in Louisi: or counting out one on # technicality in Col- orado or Oregon. —————<re-__ Congress meets to-day under cireumstaness of peculiar gravity. Ithasin its hands the fearful issne of peace or war. The people want f Under all the heat of politieal discuss among t) is a strong os current for peace, which only be turned in an opposite direetion through the persist- ent efforts of polit! Calm- moderation should rul » hour, and political partixans should be required to take back seats in the work of pacification. In 1860, when Congress met. the coun- try was slowly surely drifting into war. Far-se men had dis- covered its approach for years, and in 1860 it was seen to be Inevitable. Then, however, & feeling of bitterness. engendered by see- tional differences of long standin -had grown up and the people had fully prepared ther selves for the worst. Now there is no such spirit among the people. who are tired of and want peace. A tremendous resp bility reste upon the Forty-fourth Congress and every member onght to fully appreciate it and weigh well his words and actions. The time has come for the order, “ Statesmen to the front and partisans to the rear.” Noting the patriotic suggestions made by the democratic journals to Gov. Hayes that he may end the present dispute by withdraw- ing in favor of Governor Tilden and thus place himself in history side by side with the immortal Washington. the Onio State Journal suggests that Governor Tilden should by all means avail himseif of this only opportunity to link the name of Tilden with that of Washington by withdrawing in Javor of Hayes. Very properly the President has treated the hue and cry about Ceesarisi with silent cor tempt. Had he believed that any consider- able proportion of the American people at- tached any importance to the charge against him he would doubtless have taken some means of putting in a conclusive disclaimer. Mr. Hewitt, the chairman of the democratic national committee. who has recently had @ conference with the President, while not feeling at liberty to enter inio the details of their conversation with reference to national affairs, is represented as saying that the interview was a very pleasant one, and that the President expressed surprise that any one should for a moment entertain the belief that he had any desire or intention of exceeding his constitutional powers as Chief Executive. Probably but very few people ever believed otherwise, but still it might be suggested to Mr. Hewitt that he request the President's permission to dis- Close the details of their late conversation on the political situation. Doubtless permission to make them public would be readily granted a a —_ If thé sweet boons y@chsafed to certain States known as “returning boards” do not burry up matters, the elec 1 lose their ‘Votes in the college. The act of to electors directs that they sti respective states on the first Wednesday in December to give their votes, and it is claimed with a good show of reason that if they do not meet on the day specified by law their votes cannot legally be counted. The all-absorbing nature of our home po- Ltica! struggle bas seemed to put European matters out of sight, bat it seems that France has “a crisis” on hand just now. The entire ministry has resigned, and a new one is to be formed. The republican majority in the French Chamber of Deputies are dissatisfied With the attitude of the government on several Important topics. On two of these topics—the burial! of members of the Legion of Honor,and ‘the estimates for public worship—they hold that the government is subject to clerical in fluence, and, sustained by that influence, is disporet to resist the opinion aul the will of the nation as these are manifested in Parlia- ment. -s0-- An interesting Insurance ease has recently iven decided in Baltimore by the United St tes Cireuit Court. The suit was brought to cover $5.000 trom the Continental Life Insursnee Company of Hartfont, that being the amount of a policy on the life of one George Hardman, whodie! in May, 185, two months after the policy was issuxl. The company refused to pay because Hardinan on making his application had given false answers to the questions of th» medical ex- aminer as to whether he hal ever suffered from any serious disease or mechanical in- Jury, whereas in fact two years previous he had been partially paralyzed, and that six months before he got his policy be bad had a severe attack of typhoid fever. The jury brought in a verdict for the plaintiff for the ‘amount of the policy and jt rest, and the company appealed. inos, im every Fs Toe. per yard mp; Ricgani Bt: sf Basket Cloths, in new and aati ft} ranging from 73e. per Yard ap, All Wool Plaids in great variety, from Sree, mp. amd many cther Dress Goods. which we now offer at lower prices than they conld have been purchased fora few weeks ago Also, jnst opened from anc amplete aseortment uf .'S BLK CASHMERES FROM AUCTION ing from 874:¢. per yard up, snd will be weil yof the inspection of any persou wishing the Dest goode im this market BF One Price Only } _it 919 PB M SHUSTER lvania Avenue FLORIDA ORANGES. JUST RECRIVED, DIRECT FROM THE GROVES AT PALATKA FLORIDA, 15 Crates CHOICE FLORIDA ORANGES. Call early for good selection | Wholesale and retail | | cite | FULL stock ov ENGLISH AND AMERICAN UNDER- WEAR, Choice lines of GLOVES, suitable for the season Also, & complete assortment of NECK WEAR. Specialty in DRESS SHIETS to order WM. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania aveune ATRIMONIAL REVIEW —Published monthly; ¢,@conts. post free; beautifally illustrated; ates largely in America, the Christmas num now ready, containg among other valuable in- mace, & bona fide list and addrevere of over 600 Sigible parties of title, property and means, desirous f settling in America; Tadi r finest will find this eli ructive and genuine; infact, t deed 3t y ire’ ublished. Remittan uu notes, ty be Tide te the publisher, RICHARD MASSY: Bray, N. Dubtin, Ireland dees -6t FLORIDA ORANGES. = FLORIDA ORANG So PIRECT FROM. THLE GRO ¢ Cc. BRYAN, com e8 15th and I streets northwest JUST RECEIVED assortment of OVERCOATINGS, E SH SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS. WM. S. TEEL, Merchant Tailor, 935 Pennsylvania NEW. 43t SOMETHING In order to avoid as much as possible the usual crowd at our store during the two weeks preceding the CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, the unusual inducement of a OUNT OF 10 PER CENT UPON ALL ‘ FANCY GOODS purchased from us frot comber inchusive. ar stock is all of THIS YEAR'S IMPORTATION sted embraces the MOST DESIR FROM ENGLAND we offer to the publ thisdate until the 1th De- BLE NOVELTIES NCE AND GERMANY, FRA ether with our own T ‘The Price of every art AMERICAN © IAL” PRODUCTIONS cle is marked in plain fig: SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN. nia avenue KNIG wT S AMERICAN MECHANI- CAL DICTIONARY. ed. and may be had, rts of sixty-four ames. Price per sheep, $9, half WALTER ALLEN pager € part. £0 luoroeeo, S10 per v E. SLATER, FLOLR. FEED. BALED HAY. AND STRAW. No. 30% Eleventh Street dee? 6t Northwest. Near Pennsylvania avenue. BUTTER, EC CHEESE AND fi Fresh receipts by Fine TABLE BUTTER, small packages, and packed tor sales in lots tosuit. On couimission by D. E. DUTROW. 16t" 208 9th street, opp. Conter Market No RRQ: STATIONERY, AND. PE. RIODICAL STORE, No. 1514 7th street northwest, between Sand T doc?-2w* LADIES | FAS) HON ABLE FURS. STINEMETZ, 1237 Pe Ay Uofitany size, Sables: Sealy Mink: Chinchilla, and other Furs in Mutfls and Boas. Trimming Fur, Cloak gs-and repairing at short notice. Prices that will give buyersextra bargains. decl-tr {OR COMFORT AND HEALTH WEAR THE HYGIENIC DEMONGEOTS WIGS. Pa- tented IST]. 616 Ninth street, opposite U.S. Patent Office, Aly BRIDAL PRESENTS. All the newer styles of elegant SILVERWARE, &c., designed especially for BRIDAL PRESENTS. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. nov2s-tr Overceats. SURIOUTS, SACKS, TALMAS, CLOAKS AND ULSTERS. BLUE. BLACK and BROWN ESQUIMO BEAVER. BROWN and OLIVE KERSEY. BLACK aud BROWN CASTOR BEAVER. BLUE, BLACK OXFORD and BROWN FUR BEAVER onp ELYSIANS. CALF HAIR, VINCURA and IMITATION LAMBSKIN ULSTERS. BLACK WORSTED OVERCOATS. IMITATION PETERSHAM and WHITNEY OVERCOATS. FALL OVERCOATS. PRICES RANGE FROM $10 TO 950. ONE PRICE ONLY. CARPETS AT A SACRIFICE. FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO BE MADE. CTIVE AN ATTRACTIVE SISK, AT ATTBA( oral prices a aT, Cc. M. TOWSON & CO,, porlS-cotr 636 Pa. av., south side, mear 7th, a. w ey FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALB. FOR RENT AND SALE. SOR RENT—PURNISHED ROOM, 719 2” | FOR RENT Will be rented fir the on FS RENT—Handeoaety Furvishet ROOMS, de chantesrwork amily; cyt referees, danme tia ely. n sing! eran ved oF LW AE ‘EO Min Tea ted between F a1 Ad trea, with an iermwendt me and, @ rkinan Sire ATION as an cy me mveler~tinzy! ormis mt Address HV. PLOT y. aby Wiste * fret das Drsanaker, SEW ING to de at home, ’ wr adilress at ang from 12 JAS. T. A. BOWMA, Plain and Ornany banger, 804 K street now., Washington, D. c wre ony ame ROOM, ina very ¢ Fal Toeation; also, ‘PARLOR mand required. Address Mrs on first floor; best of AB itd y recommended white and maids and general Honse dl servants wanted at the Eureka 907 Dstrect. Mrs. LOUIS) losment Offic: dect 3 American girl, “ Tt % Fp ITUATION a ANTED—A DRUG etree’, between G and H large double HOUSE corner Ith aud without beard. on first and second foe UR RENTOA Le northwest, containing 22 rooms, furnished, ig the | ing ‘south, euitabie for Member or BoM gas. hot and most complete manner; targe tall room. stab sauares of Arlington Hotel and one yu street cars pass the dor. ling, &e. Apply te A. A. WILSON & CO. 708 E on House. Also, other Rooms Neig hb» x | ip Ny —Rick a street northwret ae | cellent L403 L'sirect, between ath atte aver A —Kicht hom ious {OR RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM <aiable | Mont avenue novBte* | So eetet Apely Fit onater sr Member, 326 ts ote rity COR RENT—A | ~arant third tary ROOM. frow 3 GR Ne No i680 Wharct deet Hall; twehicck trom Rational Noes ist Fe paint wie eae eae | Ty Preaed Trick HOS OR RENT-SUITE OF ROOMS. nicely fare ape t “amy, ofS moderate vent. A x wthwest; all the modern im. @ ABs ; 34 , sccomd floor, at No. 723 Mth strest Sa ae =_% | provemen’s Apply to 610 10h tres nw. deed 3 mer of New York avenue. deel 3t* por ERE E=S5-termon BRICK HovsK, JR RENT—Tw neat <tc rum BRICKS, $2) SST eee yard # by 106 feet, Irving street, pear 7th. Ap ch teach DAVIDE MN, 2499 Peasy! nished PARLOR and CHAMBER on the first | PL to T. J. BROWN, 1100 Metreetn wn? in awia avenue Horthw ent aect-3: ~ = aa floor, and three communicating ROUMS mor third 7 Fok BENT Troom BRICK, 45 Mawachy setts avenue northwest, convenicut to two Imes FSET eR RET: 9B in advance WARD C. CARRINGTON, Jr, Attorney at 54 Louisiana avenue northwest othiy payments. THOS. E. WAG AN, 519 7th at dect-3 JOR NT—Near the Arlingtm, 15361 « rect k Handsome PARLORS and other Rooms, lang _ — either by the floor or sible; all taodcen veninniene RO RENT—HOU: 12° per month, YOR I pleasant furnished ROOMS. with or with ont board. Terms moderate; SOS 30th street, berw Pennsylvania avenue and H street Fe RENT—Tw. Toome ed low BKOS.. 9th and D «ti and sonseuienens etre rthwest. A large Sumber of desirable BUILDING LOTS near b: Ps hundred Capitol, For particulars, write or iyuirs a! urnished v Te Megat ioalaaa he Hue see et ume, en and water 3 ing, on. wor = yee tome, water JOG RENT—N nice little HOUSE of Bye rovm oms if desired. 723 lth : son -RENT wa Tes RRAINES. Z a So me and water et second door, belo S 3 ork quate from Pi ave. Bent iow t. modern improvements, No. 1313 R. i * —— & rooms, m. tmps Bp SOR RENT—Mise SCOTT, 340 Pennsylvania s ahawins Se I avenue (house established in 1538) has several SSS ith st. a.w large and small ROOMS. jacont to Scott Statue, one of the most reti wad htfal locations in W: A 0 J dchgnttal | Tie tt t's im Washingtoe. Apply to JJ 7 tem With or wihout boar furnished able for gentiem their wives or single gentlemen. deol 6 Fo RENT—Handsomely farnished PARLOR and BED ROOM on first floor, with bath room attached. Two or three connecting ROOMS on se end floor; six single ROOMS als», with modern im 5 624. 628 fat 141d. 1417 Shot nw 1106 Perks we SCSSSUME LEME RPE vEsEsPetetesceees. @ hind PARTIES DESIRING FUR m1 HANDSOME y 5h exempt Roe * dec? 3 SER for early new and i Stewart PAT A ney, Room 14, St. Cloud ne toaccnre tenants for th «charged A PRACTICAL LADY, with some to take the w F partef a he exy terms, and give Tal +x 5, Siar offies dect2* tleman and wife, having farni would lik Jocated 5. Star “decd ENT; « man ewes commmnnity Star WEANSTEDADVERTISIN well acquainted with the by Address, giving references, NEWSPAPER, ‘ dee NTED—An n, desires a SITUATIO nglish lady. accustomed to as Tesident gov ¥ pieut, and come we Richt ROOMS, with BOARD, for the winver, | Ne 2108 lith st nw -two-siors ie SOHN IC MATOR, Tele ad Hate dy Tete if destrod will do well by calling at the New York Aven: Ale, a large number of other houses, tall parts TANT ae ere A017 RENT—A angie and two Tarnlabed conan. seen | Hotel, corner 14th street and New York a niars of which wll be given by application ‘at the WiTE WOMAN to do general huusewarke © nica “> ROOMS, bath, car and heat, ve aqaars parties having office ARNER & 00 916 B street, hth Capitol. “Apply Now 3 21 strect aoatiast, Prices moderate 990. Mecsale Tempe oot Asch 3t® deed 3t* POARD—With or without Rowna = . = vs i Asch 3t Ta RENT rooms very reasonable at S09 E street nort': REAL ESTATE BULLETIN i OR T—To S-nators, Membars and thers, F RENT—A deol 3r* or ha: tuewly Furnished ROOMS, near rooms, fine yard. one hor_ THOS. E WAGGAMAN. 519 Teh at, and Arlington Hotel, 1415 1 | trobesand range, with all modern conveniences: pl R-cgprnite | (Changes Made Every Weduenday and Saterday J nes ‘cation. ot the seaaion of Congress; ; egantly fy eee ea cam 1421 Qarect. deel | nished SUITES OF ROOMS. with Board, at’ Mrs Three Story Brick Houses for Sale. OR Nie iy furnished ‘communi- as rer FLINT'S Det HH F st now.omod imps..W re... Cd 2 enting ROOMS first and weond Hiroe. at 1198 AREMO: Tt What. we m9 tm 7) spo a Sete ee See ee T at lews than boanting house pi om meals abet Es 4 = aday ods im eR .—— y :F open idineraieeinermesiairersraeens F ” nod imps. 1 tw : Die ABR ore heeft ee MOURTEN HOUSE. 923 and 920 Fa north | 39 “bape AI =. DYER & DAVIDSON. 1429 Peunsvleania Tan Beare teant ROOMS with excellent BOARD. Va ave hw tinps.. Ore -— NUS northwest, deo: att able Boarders taken. es tm yd ‘ ee . <t. meod i oars - NT—T108 Haun athe aa, Taree BOABPING—a SALOON PARLOR. FoR d uar.ucl tapes 4 PARLOR and BEDROO communica i: two squares of the Arlington. hed; also. two good sized KR TER stone od. tops, Mire mene sane SOD two gentlemen’ | Otic 249 Mat nw). mod. tinpe i Fok BENT— Two-story Brick ant Frame Houses jor Sake —Three story BRICK HOUSE, six en suite or single, at No. 1324 3131 Pa ave. nw Ch) med amps, em 1428 Ath atre rthwost, betwoen vee paar aat si nw tthe jak eps eee sireots; price $2) por mouth. Apply to WM prove without BOARD. in the former : és OR, suite. he ME & SONS. 1013 Pa. avon ee residence of the Russian Minister, 1336 1 strvet, 5 wit x with ha Hl nse worth $65 : ‘ +pposite Franklin Park, mes emess in'a family, or morning and afternoon engage TS Wirh or math far | Board No. G13 F street northwest, near’ Pate = aoe See ¢ ments. Acquirements English, Freneh, Gorman, TI NED and Post Om nore te NEWLY FURNISHED Rooms ! tnusit and-singing. Address “Alpha, "Star office. ,OR RENT OTL AP Y FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘ brick. 3. bath room, B 12th street, between G and HL ‘ WSS IEDC tices of OROUND oe TOT nomh stable. “Apply to DUNC Transient Boarders accommodated t dary street. worth fr $2. ‘ating, D streets north’ I water; Fst Cars pa Vv and Weiss Beer. street northwest. NTED—A T man and w | ANTED—A MAN who is acqnainted through out the city te «ell on commi 1 Apply at JOH . @ new ten-room house; all modern conv desirable location. Address B. F., Star office. nov27-6t* WASTED—COLORED and WINITE HELP. for ood hanes, at the SELECT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 1013 F street, between Ith and lth nov27-6t" Wiateane to read the opinion of the great TOOTH PASTE MAN in justice to Dr. EB. HU. WELLS, I must say that I have examined all prep- tions for the Teeth and Gums which I have seen advertised during the last se: Oars reara in the United States and Canada, and consider WELLS ECREKA the finest in every respect. PROF. P.O. SANDER SON nova-tr V ANTED—Two zecnanee er Unfurnished ROOMS, with Board, rivate Sees oe gentleman, wife and a three: year ol = child. diese stating terms, WATS* Star offi W 4ANTERS YOUNG MEN Sia NOUNS WOMEN, to learn Telegr: (ta Operating. Per- manent employment and fair salary when gealified. Call or write. UNION TELEGRAPH INSTRUC. ‘TION COMPANY, corner 7th and E streets, Waxh- ington. novaz ty" ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to learn the Photo: raphic art. For terms and iculars apply at DILLON S Photograph Gallery, 1227 Pennsyiva avenue. nov?) in ANTED—A YOUNG LADY to oy the art Retouching Negatives— artistic requirement in the phy at DILLON’S Gallery i22F TS for the largest a ae se ry Package in the W. tains 15 sheets of paper, 15 holder, golden a pie with elegant 2: fashionabls fancy set, pin ckages, with assirted arent Lever Watch free. |. Solid Goll BRIDE & CO., 769 Br. M prea} “ § Y ANTED—HOKSES TO WINTER—Within miles of city. Good stabling. Address LOU SHOEMAKER, 920 Festreeto.w. novis-lm N Seach eet, betwee! nd 43 st private family will rent ¢ SCRNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD ‘OR SEN will be exchanged. iy Regeees SERRE ee i RUG and BED ROOM, farnistend, wf BO OREE ne pn one se + oo De emPTgeel Bre first floor, near Capitol. Apply 121 ¢ street my rt tol street. Grant Row Rovdl 2w onda vie gy ns ae sca a ARKINSON HOUSE, Sl rest sod Ponneyivania bet" Mand N- Ror TOUSE, N avenue, can now accommodate a few Ronrders street northwest. six. rooms,” mari with good BOOMS and first clase BOARD at water, ec. Rent $2) per month. Key per month. First-class Table Board, a W. RUTHER: | Pt yen ons ge ree litt iti tii | a 1217 E street, Paint Store. bith “ : pov2? Im “ye within a square ere bet Hh and 1th 1 wad St ri ut hoard. Also, sev oS rooms T' . ‘0th Lend owe. Mouse eA Tee L Star Otic. ore emp ios Wa Dedkes pen [POR RENT T tly Furnished 630 La. av. ud) tw* Real Houses for Bent second floor, ent an * | po > 7 MANSIO: ay | return loan in monthly payme SW, with 5 per | 1908 1 st. now. m convenient He nora impr I pn Peers, Sheu, | Gent tutervat: No agenteor brokers want apply. ka | 4401 at new. Trn tings. “ northwert. bad Pe nz hall. eight bed chambore, ete. lux G_MA.,"se cor. sth and D sts. mw. ¢ SL at.u.w.. esd. imps. iste i eee dand supplied with all modern conver Tt YOUR RENT —Handsome BRICK | 20% Vth ot now ..mod. imps re PSE RENT—Har ene, (30 jets of gas, etc..) silver for more than 10) . with all modern conveniences, at #35, mod timp ROOM, ‘com persons, &c. The finest appointments for bed ant | $57.50, ae $40 per month; entirely new. "If town, mod. imps. fh nes of cars past the | table. Also, stabli md coach rooms for 1 gave rent and find all the comforts of « hotwe, gress. Priv northwest, opposite 1 = at north side F stree rthy lot 24 hy 190: stall ‘paym ‘ut turnouts. and bes al grounds covering «in ihe most picturesque group of envir from the Boundary avenue, to be leased at a low: to responsible parties, for 1, 2,o0r 3 years, on ac: connt of travels of the owners. you will do well to examine these bs dec? say 0002 $2, £00. Billing R SALE—HOUsE west. nearly new; Rood . for “three er Ave years, wn. bulance monthly in t rs. Two H wnat darticulars inquire at No. 613 Fetrest morth- | 055 tor ane or ; east. Bist t,ofE. P.M. PAM TZ, ne ae Sancta MM ROMRER, 513 7e 7th stroot Fr ire: sua ercona Bours, faring Sad are. and second floors, facing Judiciary 326 Indiana avenu ” — gies lw? FS", RENT—Furnished and unfurnished ROOMS, seuyereresssse8is eveeceses security, nvyeK 7 12th xt 305 N st nw for nw water. three or live years wa Apply to vely to | Hardscrarly farnishd ROOMS, oe: | wogh tt And mecond foors; No. $09 Mth strest north- | dect-3t 713 cotmorthwest. | SSF ateriher lust of hone at ali’ teutals ind i single or en suite, with or a“ 2 SHED 1 TE en on this office i dee? tt FOR BEST GR apt O30 F street northwest, pipe men pHa wy Any af | Auction Sales. caithed ROOM rs MS and excellent Hoard by the'day, rm conveniences, and is handsvinely and amply | On SATU cmiber Bd, at 4p. m., ith New York avenue: on furnished. ALso— new six-room HOUSE wrthwest, No. 1824. Ren! nts. Apply at once MM ROH RER, 513 7th «trv ead jitol street cars ROTHWELL nov2s-ot™ iis F ESDAY, December 7th. at 4 p.m, Property on 1th street, between @ hy nd floor, south front; bath, gas, & 1017 I street northwest 3 $13 per month. Apply to KICHA RI hext door. SOR RENT—The large STORE, N Fare ee rataS eat £0 per month in advance, Wit BE: ‘OLD AT A GR AT SACRE 1 g to AN, street mn Capitol Hill, one “ northwest. > owas Im Capitol, three story’ pross brick DW LLING, back bu) improveanentanna fi out; street improv a great bargain sho buying. Apply to BATES & RYUN, 708 ing, 23 roome, with all m very handsomely throv FOR BENT “One two story BRICK 110) roomy, hall, gan and water: newly pape nd hi street northwest, mire at now2s-st 18 Massachusetts avenue premises. ny Apply on th For tay month painte Tos Teh street SOR RENT. without P ond floor: rthwest) ROOMS AND FL IMMED HOUSES T—To a responihle party ROSEWOOD PIANO.” Terms 83 nanire 1230 G street northwest. di street srne MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS far E. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO ERT this city or ‘Alexandria, a small FARM, within iS tiles of Washinaton city temac river. Farm contains 130 acres, which is in good Pine and Oak Timber the premises one house, grainery. ti all other necessary improvements; also, apple and peach orchards, grapes. and other fruits ue n or by let- members; No. 414 6th trot comprising se $15 per month. Re i GOS Wh strect north ar TH MOST REASONABLE RATES E. H. THOMPSON & C@., SAS 7th street. bie BRICK HOUSE. or porth site the 2 Pe ‘Apply to Dr. Ht! Fosee T—FURNISHED Rov nished Front Rooms, suitable MS.—Two far or two gentlemen ANTED—BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS. WILLIAM H. BECK, corner Louisiana ay nue and Sth street, near City Hall. novit-Im’ ANTED-GENTLEMEN to know that WA. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes'a specialty of cutting garments to be made at home. nevi9 ly WANTED—A WOMAN to dy cooking, washing od ironing for a fanuly of four perwshs, Mast thoroughly understand her business Also, wanted a middle-aged WOMAN to nurse two children, one = infant. Must be well recommended. Goed w: at Restauract in B. . Depot, cor orn au ICE’S Steam ‘ANTED—CARPETS to clean at Beating Work#, 490 Maine avenue, betweon M ‘and 6th streets southwest. Called for and deliv: cred without charge. apll-ly WANwete. ‘exchange, NEW STOVES for Ola ONES at BUTLER 8, coruer Sth and K streots parrcnk feos hand “Berves ‘chomp: Gast Chimneys cured or no pay. seps-tr LOST AND FOUND. OST—Abont 12 o'clock to-day, asmall red POCK- 7 BOOK containing about @7 and some chang itable reward will be paid if returned to mart fice. Laas Sanday, 30h it, a CORAL aE: RING, on Foon ‘Wwani nue, 7th or 2d streets. A liberal rew: be given if cocecer! = oe Pennsylvania ee. O8T—In an F street car, Saturda) 4 POCKET BOOK containing a ten dollar bill and silver. The finder will be suitably rewarded on lrav- ing it at 13 Federal building. i BLACK DOG answer- the name of ++Ni A large re- returned to 1318 @ street north- Lost ee renin i ward west. NGT—On Heturday morning, December ‘Si, in. or on the Armot Menter market, or in the market, a BLAC! FUR BOA. A liberal reward will be given if left nt 432 Gth street «.w iti Lo8t-O2 Stara: afternoon, $30 in NOTES, near the Post OMies, or between Mr. Riley s store’ Market Space, and ?th and D streets.” A sul le reward at No. 17 Bridge street, George- deet-2t* ST—December Ist, ae thwest {> 24th and M.strects north pred PIN. The finder will be suita- bly rew: leaving itwith Mr. BRADLEY, on 2ath street narthwost, bet Mand Nts." Weed 20° tip of the tail white, ‘Tnesday. morning, November 23th. Hows COTutate. 1 —On Thursday, November Suh, = the Li Netiomal theatre Isth street and New York ‘a small, green enamelled OPERA GLASS. The Bnder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the glass at 1919 G street northwest. del 3t* '—Probabl; ‘Tth street, between 0 and “aoe porthwest Polished GOLD QUARTZ ee acane, A rewan SET for ita return to J-I, RALSTON, 908 Tans. phy Seto GOLD'S WARM-AIR FURNACES. Gold's Centennial RANGE. Steam HEATING and PLUMBING. Cast Iron and Machine WORK. Tin and Wrought Iron WORK. CHANDELIERS, largest variety of new patterns in the city. REWARD.—Thit amount woul ve ‘more thap Siccted tele teeth, Use WELLS aluabie. aeetar novi6-tr SMITH, BIRGE & CO., ecpld-ty 1014 Pennsylvania avenue ALE, LAGER, CIDER. MASSEY'S PHILADELPHIA X AND XX ALE, In Casks and Bottles. UKEE LAGER BEER, SWE! ve.| REFINED CIDE! : (on hand.) For saleatiow prices. No charge for delivery. SAWL C. PALMER, om tei pdlneg y—sebiriceag 1g TRUNKS! Forfurther particulars inquire in pe ter to REEN, “Rov? 2w* 633 G street southroests Washingt GOLDSTEIN & C©O., * LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, nor2l tw NT SOR REN FE By CHAS. FE. BISHOP® 00 Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 514 Tth strest 205 1 nw..17 rooms, ali mod. imps., formerly owned or gentleman and wife; or would rent an additional room. partly furnished ‘for light housekeeping. Ap ply at 26 I street northwest. Private family; oference required. nov?! F OR RENT—Fo in advance leasant ROOM or u ron ly Fhe toecall ad 4 street nortl int, opponite Franklin Park. “dood OB RENT—A few ROOMS in Dn Ss oF $100 a month. Ting and St. Clond Building o sure partly Furnished HOUSE of 12 rooms, on New ESTABLISHED IN 1862, by President Grant... Aina them Deore letting font low ane || Joceny aveumn sumtiaans babes banderas an pos vi? r, furn., mod. inp. BARTER & Co. it Building. 2 sosses every convenience. To a private family Silver Northeast Corner of Tenth and D Streets +18 re. mod. imy luded. Address Furnished House nova) 3th 353 C street south’ eight . 1313 C street southwest, five ro Joo Guw. “rs. farn.; me 608 M nw. 10 rs, mod. a. 1516 9th nw. 10 re, mod. Brick Dwelling. Uelbeott Park, rs., mod. imp And other Houses in all parts of city and Linen cg PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON TENTH STREET. Liberal Advances made on Personal Property to any amount and for any time desired on very reasou- able terms. Also, Goods Sold on Commission A large Stock of Goods on band (new and second- nd |, sold very low for cash without Ly focatad at 409 121 nsion offices Priv: 4 [FOR RENT— A very clecangty Tturvishod HOUSE ten rooms, near corner of 2f and D streets north THEO. F.GATCHEL, corner Nt h dec? #t* between Ist and maaan streets, eet repaire $15. Four-room HOUSES, between 43; 6th Wilson street and LeDroit Park; §: Apply to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 1129 lth <a west nova) 3" CR RENT—Second floor suite of handsomely far COAL!! Coal! nished ROOS t; closets, hot and LO. =e first-class real estate a Rees Se Fe 26, O00 Sa? uta octl3-1¥ THEO. Hin cok Vewaske, ‘The attention of consumers and dealers is calind to | EN HORSE and BUGGY, th 4 OTICE-SPECTAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES | eg ba FT FY suitable for member or others: Apply ~ OF fuse days. in the wes, an ibe bem rn CIN IT ae OR “ia "Washington, pohLaedtcnhatna Rented for want of use. Address P.O. Box | curi sadedby AY HF. Spavis, com) the most select varietion of RED and FORRENT moan PRICES 79 Throw story US nov25-e0 ° . ‘an FERED oer SI Te | er ee | SET ERE TEE | RT Sonos ters, 823 per goon faut ‘on preinises, OF ons. | F Dandaomsiy burnished ROOMS, en Zale, sod OU) Panty EGES PAYS LARGE PROFITS. | dere scrupulondy’ exrcuted. “Coal kept dry under — | ¢rn exposure, wi vi terraced grounds, within ‘and screened deli attention FE peer ate iE No TS19 Fatroct.9 rams | enclmure. References given and required.’ J. D. Wallereet, act etd BiCKLING & Scot f= Sl God tt their tere to examine ny stock sud fect repaig; modern im ta: SE. 5 lice ond Settee 49 Meena Compare moira A ee OR RENT— Possession given on the Ist Decem- Ee = Ls Central Offic-—623 Louisiana avenue northwest Brauch Yard—ist street, between B and C south ber, the dwellin, if the large Brick BUILD- Hing part of ‘ge Bricl = ING'N6. 38 ff Georgetuwn, D.C. Inaui in the office of the Potomes Insurance Companys ia the same building. noy23 2w OR RENT—1429 Pennsylvania avenue, two large and nicely furnished communicating PAR- LORS; also 2 unfurnished ROOMS; rent low to re- FOR SALE. . aan POR SAL A pair of or CARRIAGE sponsible tenants. dod 2 Fo, RENT—One BRICK HOUSE, cight rooms, HORSES, young, sound. and fast, JCOR_ RENT—Farnthed ROOMS at 742 Sth tsa pte gee all modern improvements; newly | og without double street, corner of H northwest; Parlor a one or two Chambers communicating. Also one C! amber on dec?-6t* FOR RENT—Farnithel PARLORS ‘to a single gentleman, suitable for a member of Congress. 606 3d street’ northwest, between F and G; rent very low. dec3-3t SOR RENT—Two beautiful communicating an- KF furnished ROOMS, second floor; north and south fronts; parties without children preferred. 308 Fstreet, corner 4th northwest. dec?-6t* Fo RENT—FIRST FLOOR, well furnished housekeeping; second FLOC partly farnish each containing 5 rooms; also BASEMENT suitable for a caterer; locality desirable; terms moderate. 1122 Jith street northwest. 2: dec? 3t* OR RENT—An elegant HOUSE on Ist street northeast, Nc 230, in eauate next to Capitol , With stable; = moderate to a Inquire of B. H. WARNER, "91 216 + pered; garden all around the house 0 1003 Marviand svenuesouthe Inquire at 403 7th street northwest. nov2s.2w hand Physician first-class COU, {Tike consideration, Apply to WME. TC Pennsylvania avenne, opposite Willard’« ae ee re kind, gentle. and reliable; suitable for carriage ‘or light grocer wagon tall parebaser! wiftake groceries sud mas 1B part payment.’ Inguire at corner C and 12th streets dec-3t* COST—A good lot second hand STOVES. © southwest. BAT TRE, CARPETS, BRASS FENDERS. ANDIRONS, old Frank lin STOVE; also. COUNTERS. SHOW WIN FoR aT Ay, Posen, FRAME HOUSES fn vicinity of horee care and markets, horhood; 6 permonth, Apply to ARNER & CO.°916 ¥ etrect, opposite Masonic Temple. novas-6t COR SALE OR RENT-HOUSE No. 715 sth street nort! rooms, summer kitchen, gas, and water. ath rocks end kegs side let, with frat irees; $25 permonth, or will sell. for $3.500, on eas) terms. Appiy t RICHARD ROTHWELL L. No. 2 9th street northeast. harder (OR RENT—Location Central—A lady and gen- tleman, without children, having an elegant home, with every modern convenience, heated with furnace: with open grate, would rent one or two sult Pasorand Hira library: board ana wee. of private. horses Fa vif desired. Apply JOS 8. STETTI: oF FoR sus FUR DOWS, CASES, &c., at 427 J0th street north west. dee? 2t Y ASARY BIRDS, EXCELLENT SINGERS, Cx FAST Beuth B streets between Oks Scresks syathenst’” Poumylvents swseter Our stock of COAL is now com; the cheice qualities, end to whic we tention af consumers. Our PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD, with « fire lighter in every bundle. ts the best in wee. Tyson For sale by all grovers—iry it. No shavings, paper Estate Agent, St. ud Build'g. n28-1w* novZ7-3m* 6M or kerosene oil req! OR RENT—Handsomely fi rnished RU Bs eo CHEAP” wrt APE. CLEAN. suite or single, ontirst, second and third floors; GE RENT Neatly Farniebed ROOMS. on the | (YARRIAGES, | CARKIAGES, STEPHENSON & BRO. first and second floors, single or in suites; conve- ond maset rouahout. "Fable Buanfit desired sie gt7 & ich of No. 437 Csreet | ment of ater coma Mill and Depot 7th street W! ‘t northwest. FEF RENT = ligigsary FURNTSIED y APART, MENTS. consisting of | Parl ie ‘om ing with extra bedroom Hall Room, all fy Pee first-class private 7 eer ment of latest style of Ca: Bock: cre Fog a a eate, feb ly Branch Office J 0} BOOTS AND SHOES. furnished ROOMS, suita- bers of Congress; half “tnd horse No! 11 S04 Hi street. corner isthn. Ww. ec2 Set | VOR RENT—The entirely ew and 25 PER CENT. SAVED Fron Batt 06d 1 sgt nae ninely | HOUSE, corner T and’ New sede avenue ar Furnished ROOMS suite or singh jences, and thoroughly heated, RD.’ References exchanged. OR RENT—A large ROOM, first floor, auita- Die for iawyer or any light manufacturing basi- ness on the avenue northwest, near Capitol. En- modern con: 0 WHO: AY CONC! —The publ three wheat HOM IT M. ‘ON i ‘The pul hereby cautioned chasing 2 BO * NOTE i 8 E Bliewoort in favor Of A drawn bs or Seven of tiv enmme wit bo Sevent; A hase feast SB. ELEEGOOD. OTICE —I hereby forewarn all L. HEILBRUN'S CHEAP SHOE STORB, No. 402 71H St., Two Doors Asove D, N. 300. APPLY 80 SEWINGE Eset STPEGELING, § i Fo RENT _COTTAGE of five ave roms, with v southeast a 15 in advance to" careful tenant: next door. reons not to quire at Novelty Cigar Store, 235 Pennsyivania credit. my husband. JAMES J. KING = =~. 9S past Tone Kid Butt Buttoa. -_. eee name and for me, ‘a6 I will not be responsible Bide Lace. POR RENT—< DWELLING HOUSE c aoa foor,, "private bath | debteso contracied. MARGARET E- RING" gos 150 Ladies Gost Button No. 106 30 street, between, Peunayt ty ts Caer, ee MADAM HOLLT penee ao, ee No. rect, Pennaytvast CLAIRVOYANT G5 DS WADA HOLL a ' opposite the Botanical Gardens. Ay ‘eon Miners’ School Shoes piy at No. 331 Misoourl avenues > 303 En et as Cente Childs Hiecled Shoss” JOR RE! ear Patent ‘723 Sth street, in private family, with oF without board, newly furni '3,.en suite or single, with modern improvement, suitable for Congressmen or others. Fae RENT—RESIDENCE on O atroct, ait cooeatelng a ixieen rooms, for kent ef month Apply to FITCH, FOX & £309 Penneylvania wvecue. decd Bt FASHIONABLE BOOTMAKER, No. 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 2ist and 23d streets. Werisia aR a aa Fn ge permonth Apply to Dr. FENWICK, et tn casio Meso ta Capito on Fm a atk PROFESSIONAL. Ee et en ea m, large closets and im fr tting south. Inquire at agus, exe oe 'T—BRICK aosnh om 724 loth st tS eee OR REN’ jo. eres FOX. ape ey poe ane ob street northwest. yon —FUR! (OUSE, in a very ‘OK RENT- NISHED Hi a desirable of the city. ‘A two story and naneard HOUSE. Ag) Corcoran siren, conta proven ‘early new. F° RENTS ae une ‘W. BOGAN HAS REMOVED HIS OF- ‘and residence to ; between 421 G atreet ry Cae @14 Tih weet pecthee 623 jeg Binds 633 eed PIANOS, &c. HA“LET Davis & 00. of