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AADANE RO0a,
MEDICAL. &c.

L ApikS; you can confdehtially consult b.
- bROTH1RS upon ell diseases uc!dent to fe-
meles ana be Nf1red of speedy relief and honora-
ple .restnent. Once 600 b street southwest, op
poelte omlthsonlaD. octl3 ~
"SATIsI AOTIOH"-A losi1ve cure, q Der boa.
~ Tie. Prepared aooordip TO the oriGinsI form.
uia ~ DR.. Darby, ct lis u street, cor. Of Penn.
sylvania avenue. Oonsultatieus free octi0 I'm.
nR: BUOKLIR JOKES twenty yoors eX1e.
- Renee IN Female Diseases, Irregularities, Owe
ran Tumors. GuaraLteeg satisfaction or no CHARGE
6u9lne0 confidential. Rooms for PATIENTS. f6I
" Howard street, Baltimore. ausn TT
SPICIAL NOTIOs.-Dr ROBERTsON can oe
- cons1lted ev,ry Wednesday ana Saturday, O. his
once. 4Sl 10th street northwest, near Pc avenue,
from ITO p m, on ell Diseases Of the Urinary or.
eebs and Nervous Diseases, viz Organic aud Semi.
nal weakness, Nervous Debility, Impotency, Pre-
mature Decay, Nervous Trembling, PalDitatiou Of
the Heart, Dimness Of Sight or 0iddiness, Indigss
doH. 90 &C., all resulting from abuses in youth
excuses tn manhood, end early indiscretions Con
orThee, etiiotures hnd Sy philis quickly cured Dr.
3. 10 native Of Baltimore With II years ex peri-
ence In special practice, endorsed by the Leading
ply sfcfsns OF his city, visits Washington every
wednesday and saturday. Persons in need Of med.
ical treatment for any OF the above diseases wl ind
to their interest 20 call upon him, Who will insure
honorable and scientific treatment, and cure eua
anteed in every case be undertakes will refer his
pstrons 70 any Of the leading physicisns OF Bald.
more, and show letters Of Testimonials from the
same Remember the days, and number Of Office.
narSoly
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New York Politics.

The democratic prospects OF success In
carrying New York, the pivotal state In the
November contest, have frightened Within
a few day 8. In the opinion of the adnerents
of that party, through the success OF Tam
many IN putting county ticket In the field
calculated to heal some antagonisms. But Il
turns out that The county ticket nominated
contains some names so Objectionable, that
even the New York Sun, jealous as Ii Ia for
democratic harmony In behalf OF the success
OF Tilden. repudiates the nominees, ana
urges that they should be scratched.
The Tammany nominee for mayor, Smith
Ely, Jr.. IL respectable man OF fair abili-
ties. but with no great force of character
NO particular objection is made to him be-
You'd the fact that from his negative auaii-
ties be would naturally be rather a plfant
tool for Tammany, II elected. But some OF
the other nominees are OF such VIGOROUSLY
pad character that there Is a hot outcry
against them. Among these is ID. c. Calvin,
the nominee for surrogate, who when In
ONCE before proved his rotteuness, 1t is as
serted, by the award OF nearly four hundred
thousand dollars out OF the city treasury to
pay fraudulent claim. Dana charges that
John Kelly, In procuring the nomination of
THESE meD, aimed, by an act OF treachery, to
oefeat Tilden's election, as he la bored at ST.
Louis TO defeat his nomination
IL Is probable that there will be q COM
bination opposition county ticket to the
Tammany ticket, put for ward by the demo-
cratic elements Of opposition to Tammany,
and the republicans. Andrew III. Green is
likely TO be the com alton nominee for
Comptroller. Anti-Tsmmany will probably
nominate Green at their county con vention
next week, and the German democraeac
(Ottendorfer) organization will, 1t is be-
do a
low suit In their county convention on
wednesday evening. The republicans have
postponed their convention until the latest
possible moment. In order that they might
Jake advantage OF the mistakes of their
adversaries. There is some difference OF
opinion, however, amongst the republican
leaders whether anything will be gained by
q coalition with anti-Tammany. Some con-
tend that q combination ticket will aid
Morgan and Hayes to the extent OF ten
thousand votes, while others insist that a
coalition will only serve to bring out the
whole democratic vote, and that when at
the polls the dissffscted democratic voters
Will simply bolt the Tammany local nomi-
nees and vote the state and national demo-
cratic ticket.
1t IL estimated that the entire vote I'm
New York city will reach 40 900; of which,
10000 are conceded to the democrats. This
would leave 20 600 for the republicans, and
give the democrats 10000 majority. The re-
publicans claim the ability to overcome
10000 majority in New York city, In the
state at large; but ii is by DO means certain
that the democrats will rest content with
10000 majority In the city. Some OF them
say, with TildeDish droop of the left eye
lid, that they intend to vote by the bar'l
full. But the republicans rely upon ''Iittle
Johnny Davenport" TO see that the demo-
cratic voting is not too unanimous
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AbOut the Senate.

The New York Herald prints an article on
the next United States Senate, which con-
tains several mistakes. It gives q list OF
twenty-five Senators whose terms expire on
the Sd OF March next, and includes the names
Of Anthony, Of Rhode Island; Johnston, of
Virginia, and Howe, of Wisconsin. Senator
Anthony was reelected during the present
year, and his new term does not expire until
March 3, 1888. senator Johnston was re
elected last year and goes out at the same
date. Senator Howe's present term does not
expire until March 3, 1879, more than two
years hence. The Herald omits In Its list the
name OF Senator West, Of Louisiana, whose
term OF service expires next Marcn. The
outgoing Senators on the Sd OF March next
number twenty three, as follows: Goldth-
waite Of Alabama, Clayton OF Arkansas
Saulsbury of Delaware, Norwood OF Georgia
Logan of Illinois, Wright of Iowa, Harvey
OF Kansas, Stevenson of Kentucky, West OF
louisiana, Morrill, COR rather Blaine) OF
Maine, Boutwell, of Massachusetts,, Ferry OF
Michigan. Window of Minnesota, Al corn of
Mississippi, Hancock OF Nebraska, Cragin
OF New Hampshire, Frelinghuysen OF New
Jersey, Ransom of North Carolina, Kelly of
Oregon. Robertson OF South Carolina,
Cooper of Tennessee, Hamilton OF Texas and
Davis of West Virginia.
There are eight democrats in this list, and
not nine as the Herald states, viz: Messrs
Goldthwaite, salisbury, Norwood, Steven
son, Ransom, Kelly, Davis and Cooper;
thirteen republicans, viz: Messrs. Claytoo
Logan, Wright, Harvey, West, Blaine, Bout
well, Ferry, Window, Alcorn, Hitchcock,
Crsgin anu Frelinghuysen, and two indie
peadent republicans-Messrs. X lbertson aud
Hamilton. HaIniltons successor, already
chosen, Is democrat, and II Is certain that
Messrs- GOldthwaite, Clayton, Salisbury
Norwood, Stevenson, West, AIcorn, Ere
nnghuysen. Ransom, Kelly, Robertson,
Cooper and Davis will be succeeded by DEM
ocrsts- The Pinch back vacancy in Louisi-
ana will probably be filled by democrat
and the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Caperton, of West Virginia, is certain 10 be
filed by a democrat. Tine Senate Is now
composed OF forty one republicans. twenty
nine democrats, and three Independent re-
publicans-Messrs. Booth, Robertson and
Hamilton. Colorado will probably send two
republican Senators, and Is Is ex pected that
the successors OF Messrs. Logan, Wright,
Harvey, Blaine, Boutwell,, Ferry, Window,
Hitchcock and Cragin will be epuoltcaus
IL Is easy TO see from this statement that
the next Senate Will be divided very closely
As far as parties are concerned. 1t is not
Impossible that the democrats may have a
small majority. AT any rate, the present
republican majority will be materially re-
cuced-
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RARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
l22s PEaRsYLvAHIA AyEHUH.

RHSTOGkAPHg, WATER OOLOR DRAW,
aMs,;,a e;, and The latest styles Of Frames. an
Escii& reduced Irioss. on Paintings And " atsr
n IN Grest v.listy: Dresden Poree:
rr,pss IN SoiS s anS silys. Leaf asms. at VA.
Silver and Copper Wire. Mirror SnS Portras,,
r.%ss ne S.. 70 o. .S% snS Isst Psntins:
Stock Of last years Chromos @ reduced 1@1oHss
GALLERY oDen BY eaelisht aatn e'olock. octS =
LII PlReOHs DDeI1IR0 10 OIpPOo1 on
"A fH91 eoO0HD-1A1D 0LO1aIu0 ecu az
= e; q; 6; 81 IS S:s':sS ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-23

There 10 nothing like taking time by the
forelock. The famous Seventh regiment OF
New York proposes TO escort Governor TIL
den TO Washington Tin case he Ia elected. OF
course,) but Baltimore wants the honor, aud
proposes to send Its pet regiment, the Mary.
land nth, a. An escort. We presume the
Governor would Offer no objection should
both regiments conclude TO accompany him
70 Washipgton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-23

ON the whole the campaign In North Caro-
lima seems TO have been very unlike that of
South Carolina On Saturday last Juige
Settle and Ex-Governor Vance, the repuoli-
can and democratic candidates for governor
respectively, closed their joint canvass At
Swift Greek. The candidates congratulated
each other and ali the people OF North Caro-
lima upon the Uniform courtesy, fairness,
good feeling and good order which had
characterized the hfty-eisht contests OF the
grand joint campaign, and shook hands amid
loud applause.
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B B a i Z
BY b. H. WARNER,

CORNER 5TH AND y STREETS.
B6Ess :s or nsns.ad ro.f and basement BsInK
%sSs 1s. Gu s,S
Tso'..sTs :sd S.s:sra f ioSf 'Hous. on p.s...
street pear Connecticut avenue; delightful loca-
sss, term. ia. IfoSsr!1 Is going % Insrsv ssi IL
.ss .sf and
on 0:!rolI street, near the Ospitol cost ssOs viii
"a. An ssss;Ds property; No s9s stree. north
Sasd, ooh,airins rooms and bath looms, and all
Price, ssle, FIJI: !: decided bari la. "n'''
St NE q sS:sss.in one ofsho;s neat
water in Kitchen. Offered ct Q great ssorinoe II
For ale. Ho.. 1916 9th STREET northwest. large
Sg,aS r. bgca IN r. ,nt And t.S
VIII Be sod Il s. S a. 1fr the o building
ing from sss0 Upwards in al parts Of the city.
ZOE Z EFT.
Nerthvest corner lib stiess and Pa ave, rent low
Handsomely furn., Scott 90 uare near Ari ton hotel
Sore.! ~ street ss:. .t and !s % SIS. SO
No sos l1th street nor, west l..... 80
Go IL zses : s1sss nor Ii SO
20 ,, " 10 Ct; 2; ", rooms, p. l.. stable aS
10 ss fsDDssiVsoi. ssenus se'sr =. Is
70. ~ 18th street northwest. Is rooms, m. lilo
No .srss. porsh sss. sSS%i
Ne. LII Z street northwes Is rooms, mod ion 100
No. Is: iifS street nW II rooms, mod Hs
No - Isl street ne u rooms, mod. iu 70
sos slst street northwest. rooms, mod imp. GO
No. 10 18th street northwest IL rooms. L.. 90
sSsa Rear st. 4S.n. H ssu risOe
NV. cor. 9Th and 3 sts. n " store dwelling 50
No. lSo6 G street northwest furnished -. 50
10Th sIrevt. near north .........- 50
DC 9,6 9TH street southeast, rooms, mod inps 90
No. lao luh street NV. 10 rooms mod, inps... a
Store and dwelling, s.w corner ism and o. w- 90
No. uo 9th street southeast 10 rooms, mod impe 20
No. l7O4 18th street northwest, s rooms. 80
No IL 4th street northeast, mod imps......... IS
Iennalb town load, Lear Georg ssl
Store No tss Iih street south west s.
New houses, 9th street. ab 5ve r. ..'........- IS
l5 street northvest,7 rooms, mod. imps..... 81
lie Droit Park, N7 Elm sereet................. 80
si5 streets e., rooms m 30
SIS q street sout hes st = n
nedon Terrsss 9th street eIiend. 50
Store SOL 9th street northW
No Ee N.g yersey ave southeast. mod imps- IS
No. $40 sth s,reet northeast, rooms, IN imps Is
Nos: 1894, lss6 and IszS lIth St W, rs. m l.. !.
H.yssd avenue, Mount Pisasaht, sr. stable. 70
Nc so a,s , Hshs s,, .yesp 20
No ys East Capitol St, rs gas and water. 20
No No So 81 street soTtnsnst, rooms on g
10 Z2 street southwest 20
No ies hiss street. 81 Gs:rssso@n and ~ateA
No lloe Park street northeast, rooms, m. e.. Is
27is and 22is l2:h street. 6 rooms. .'....... . Is
No 20 ~, dth street northwest, STORY, srs..-.. Is
No 2iOs Ii,h street nom ..................
To- street northwest, rooms. ........-. 10
shsh IN be siyen by application q the otces Of
=. n. WAhnA y, Itn ero streen sepS-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-23

AS the cay for closing the great Centennial
exhibition approaches the attendance In
creases rather than diminishes. The At.
tendance and receipts last week exceeded
that OF any other week, but In the opinion
OF the officers they will be surpassed by the
present week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-23

H o = = n T.
it0s u. n. ~, ell mod, imls. II rooms =. o 100 90
el6 Sd Of. n. -, mod. fmps., furn /, 8 rooms IS %
1920 sth st. n. ~. mod imps, 8 roous.... s. ~
Sis 70 mod. tmps-. rooms $500. 81 90
st., bet. Nth and 3lst all N. I'm Is r. 80 90
Of. ", bet etn and ith. all m in, Il re- 100 no
! 81 n ". bet ID and 50, ell mod i'm lars 1880
as O., Get ID 81 ell m. imp furn., II n $50 10
Ttn %. n, bet and =; mod. imps., re- 1870
Sorcoran ST. bet 18th 18th, ell m i'm, II 500
ST., bet 9Th ard 10Th. sll mod. inps Is re- loo 20
ses Jersey ave near Cnpi.oi N. i'm, IRIS s. Sc
ali New jersey ave-. all mod imps, IL r. 6S s6
400 New jersey ave, all mod. i'm Re, 10 rs.. Gee
l.. II. FITZHUGH,
octb In 62s Louisiap. a-epue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-23

II Is pity that At the beginning of the
political campaign in South Carolina Gen
eral Hampton and Governor Cham berlain
had not requested their constituents to leave
their rifles and shot guns at home when they
attended political meetings. This very bad
practice seems 10 have led to all the trouble
In that unhappy state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

business OhANCES.
nwKLLIse. 80 $50 ! 81 .oasee..T, .Sa.r.
~ 10. ;. &C viii lct rs Rect ,los. CT ..ls ses.s
sAiGENf, SO L.Sinsssn -, s.I,iaaIs csi 'sos,
NJsBfLAsD AVksUK, corner % "a sITe.t
osi, iSo esess ,rS ID. .s,a .r To- e -, ..s
cheap Apslv 90 TISGss sARsRsr SO J~T
ooaplste rarbins arosr' g 4 sSsiSs. r.pss.;iS 90
Taos aiLi' fsSs'is ana s.. Pau street.; s.ia.
10 s S"e T. a asst CO.. ss sss:
..,.is.,s,s Uii Q SPftissss' zoe s:ss:s:
GResSs. "srcs'si ''o' '0''
EoR LoAN-e3 500 sod 2 600, ca veil 10.
roR Ia e Or 49,, e. 1 sRs o, acre.
sss nc fsod s.esiss ~ mites fr.. ts,' city, wit,in
sssss@trs ssun.s &-. q ria s here sss::
fo Ii Rss T fI,o sS % sSss ssre:s .,;'.n
mar the beunesr,, los g . esrsi al tenant.
Fit es sSHis Sss.'n ION 81 issSr s,'
SO00 Iii G i .I s:t = .s ssr4 r..
neatly furnished HOUSES ~sl,-d
oc,s-w .IoF. Ll q Sss sn,isiSs
EoR ssLt-D' orsbe Briok DwEtL'ss o's
sest between sIh .na eta sir--,s. ~1h be -old az
yer. s1,, +; tsurs iDwIs { ssIar:.
ECR sAtK AM TX HsNer-I large su1-
Der OF desirab'e b.u.es, los rsr~., Tiaeer
and m,ner.l Lsrd' rull particular. furBi-hsd 90
o-,a0 ?. IDWISJ s~tsr 81, 7,h .,r.-t
$4,000. ssS;.oS na sl;ooo w; s,,. n.
Re., E.tste. ve can n-sOti.,e iosrs O. snS I'm
on hort notice aud at reasonable r.,e. A.aaa 9.
o. 80 30 ans upwards can b. hsd st per cent,
payable quarterly i've p s,ssi is.is, eR.r,
oet2oim Bepl <Is I'm street
Ina n M
~ sums a. ana per cent small sums 90 10 per
House. Rented
Property sold ct private or public sale
sHEkM.N HANDY,
.,,, =, Real Estate Agents and AuoIioneer-.
o0th-lm st Cloud Butldins.
Nov rs The oPPORTnNITY TO BuY a,
sac, es'sSl.h,d BahIRY, With sOsd sric. House,
the :sans sSs.: G end
Pr, pr S.r (, can be b.ofht ysy ehsss and 90 esq
tate Agents, 1os u street northwest Octi7 -u
pER.MProRI SALE or sPoRrIss GUNS
OF the Rngisb b eecn end muzEIe 'sdine rHJr
great, sacrifice the whole must De sod within : very
shf r TIM. The majority OF ten are 81 the well
wsisy, II lie. 5issroush. w.rd, sStsc, Sc' S.os
ts fully wsrranted An early call viii insure the
bet selee, Tor sshhss po,tivsiy cannot be dup
o. G0LDsrEIy 4 90,
oor,n Loan One. :Sd con ani :'T sses.
ITO LoAH-MoBlY-op trst- cis.s real e-tats
security OILY Ai%s;, sny s% n as:,rsd.
octlSy Corner llth and streets.
pIReoEs BAvIHG CIrY Or sUBURBAN
= PRoPrRTS 20 exchange Tor good STOCKS OF
u'' mere AUG iHStsYl s. as q s:s
ootllm OitT Post ofhos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-23

WANTS.
WaaSsTT!Elp,no'sSsCdI BOARD .na Pl:...nt Rooms
WANTED-Oo8T HANDS, Girls and Men, at
~, aSo 9th street, corner slh and street north
Nes. eood wages octSG
W..NTlpooAs .i's liTI vI.6e. = sIrUATIoN
Address SWISS. Star once. octfs St
WAhTID-B By . capable person, ssIrUATIos
sons mses sna ON e1 ans vs
address Miss B., City post office. octB ir'
WAHIlp.At Ho; Az 10 street northwest, a
s sSI.; sS,sias and ironing. The girl must n1: 90
WAETlD-Three or four ROOMS, furnished
esrsa 81 = ,s::a
WANTEO-By two respectful Die white girls. SIT
and ssn .sw ma or nupsuS P.
M q ssSTs, e No h street and sscds
w TlON to DO chambsrwork ana nurss or wait
res; :. .i'liSe and obist.s Dan get the best o.
s!as :I..s Ssssssn ;., 10: and Si ss:h :s,::s:
WAkTsD-5lys GOOD COAT q lEOs, .!IsI.
Wan COOK; Continental I'D
WAsfEp.eA hotel clerk o. experience /. opsn
% l0 rsslse shs a.' pS OF 6iss
oct1l-3'
WApssTE"sSSd person sas h.xns asTssy e!
sem ane snains .n s.sinS doi
Watch and gold chain, worth ab ont Sl0), ca, tie
ARC mnt dated by addressing Box SO. city o2l az
man y ian. SIT. 1T
short hsrS wrI'er: thoroughly acquainted with the
50 II street northea't. oc'2I IT
WANTED-Tveive MIN to attend g .tei at the
w Washington Driving Park for four ds.e, CON.
tIot: also some BOYS. Apply q fremont House.
WAHTRr-s purcbaser for the Good win and
win b. sold a srs.. bargain and the ioeet loca.
tion 10 the eastern section Of the city the bsst
BITHs ssaS: aSs
Eo III f rGx f6i trial o WILLS
w quantities, ct Reeds Furniture Exchange,
s.s 7,h street, between b and street. north
WAlTEp 10 PUROH As1-A two story Brick
:!s Win ~ Of
1921 24th street north.sst, ket; N and N .ts, for
WAFER. Young s:ntl.n.n jus. returned
eisi e
.,s.; g
WsNTHD-eALReMEN -Two in Warrington,
w ard three for Msr,land a-d Virginia Suri
dollars month. hotel and trsv cling expenses paid
Address, Nth stamp, "Monitor .ManufActu ing
Co." Cincinnati, Ohio oct9 2awsm
WAHTED-A YOUB0 NAE to learn the Photo.
" graehic Art. Apply ct DILLONS Gallery,
l1x! Penna. avenue Tor terms and particulars.
WANTED-HORS1s 10 WRITE, within AZ
w miles Of city. LOUIeP sHOEMAKER,
ocfS I'm. $50 street northwest.
WAHrID-Ailm my paiients AID the public gen
w orally to use WILLS EUREKA TOOTH
POWDER. They will find Il first class every way,
and superior TO any dentrince.
sepl3-ly y. h. WILLS, Dentist.
WANTED-A WOMAN to do cooking, Vaehina
w and ironing for Q family Of four persons; must
thor eughly understand her business. Also vanted
amiddle- aged WOMAN to nurse two children, one
an infant; must be well recommended; good ages.
ABBY at Restaurant, In b. d p. depot, corner 9th
ane streets. aus29-
WANTED-Gentlemen to know that WILLIAM
w MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1O11 New York
avenue makes speciality OF cutting garments to be
made ct home. novlS-ly
WANT1D-CARPETs TO CLEAN at Rec,
w Steam Beating Works, 40 Maine avenue,
and delivered Without charge. apll-ly
w Old ones at BUTL1R'S. corner sth and K
streets northwest. Second hand Stoves cheoI
SMOKY Ohimneys cured er no pay. seps-n
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II E A d 7 II Isl

oct9 ct 09l PENN. AVENUE
wi. AUCrIoNEER,
WITH THOMAS BOWLING,
Coz. 1IrH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Star ofioe BoiIdiog. oct,s- colin
BEADQU.1RTERS
II UBBE CLOTHIFG.
LONG RUBBER COATS.
LOBG RUBBER GOATS,
Black dull naish.
LONG RUBBER OoAra,
Gossamer, Zephyr and Etna,
LIVERY RUBBEB GOATS,
IUCKING RUBBIR GOATS,
Pure gum, Sand color,
ESGLIfH BUBBER GOATS,
Check linei, reversible.
RUBaER CLOAKS WITH sLEIvIs,
flocked to resemble Cloth, and made,
very long and full specially suited for
driving.
RUBBEB PONCHos.
LONG RUBBBB BO0rs.
VERY fine quality.
RUBBER GAPS,
RUBBER LBGsINs
and CANVASS LsaGIHas
Tor riding
wADING STOCKINGS,
Engish and Domestic.
SILK UMBRELLAS.
ALPAOA UMBRELLAS,
GIaGHAM UMBRELLAS,
Ofsuperior Dye.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
- Correspondence Solicited.
GEORGE O. HENNIN0,
ocal-n lIo sEvEHrH STREET.
ALL STYLES OF SUITS AND
LITTLE JACKETS,
For Girls from two ears up, at
oct23 2t Nm. WALLS, s2I Pa ave.
9Z4 e. g. DAVIS d CO.. VA
"DOMES7IC' AND GROVER BAKER
SEWING MACHINES,
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
COMPLETE STOCK OF DOMESTIC AND
GRovhB BAkER sEwIHG MAOHIHES,
n CoTTass AND P sIIHWsfssss sao sItK1'
ATrACHhEHTs. always on hand.
AACHIHEs SOLD ON EASY TBRhs.
L. q. DAVIS Il Co,
oc1i-st s24 7,h street northwest.
A NEW DEPARTMENT ADDED.
GIRLS SUITS.
Medium prices.
oct2s-2t Sel PENN. AVENUE.
VISITIN CARDS
ssGBAviD AEG Psrsr,D IN The LATEST
CARD PAPErERIE,
WITH TIE pays OF TIN WEEK sTAMPED
iS oot easD in TEN TEN q sqHnEs 81 BACH
WEDDING ENTELOPRS,
Received this week. For sale BY
ROBERT BEALL,
,BoOk'elter and Stattoner,
oct2l-0 1913 Pennsylvants avenue.
CONFISERIE PARISIENNE.
JEAN B. CAUTION, 500 1 stree. northwest,
between ana 9th streets, m nufscturer OF
FINE TRENOH COaFECrIOHS.
H:B:-As make my own Ga .,dies, can gusrsn-
tee them 70 be pure and alvey. fresh. octai-im.
PIhAN0 MUsIC:-a Lady win Civ. LESSONS in
Star efce c' '''n' 'A'' ADDRESS Miss cesa s. s:''
GEE THE PIECES on soYs SUITS. IRON |
- eTolO YEARS OLD.
$3.50 e.. slo ard u1xs.d.,
sen. suits Sc, s.. ss, %, so. sl2 to sw;
words, at
wv. sELBY's.
Oc1 TT 1914 9I6 Pa. ave bet ls.b & 10th sts.
ALL STYLES OF SUITS AND
LITTLE JACKETS. |
For Girls from two years up,At
oct23 II WIN. WALLS. 92I Pa. ave.
ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY
BRANOH OFF OE,
viii BE ' 6fisGh on Sss
to 81 in The Snd sss and
CaLAdss, by passenger trains In charge OF careful
and txperit need messengers Orcers to call fer |
freight will receive prompt attention. oct20- I'm
sI616 UNSURPASSED. SIS1N |
TRUNKS! ROBES!
SATCRELS! COVERS!
VALISES! BLANKETS!
HARNESS! HARNESS.
AcMURRAY's,
octl6 sos NARKDT SPACE
FIRST GRAND OPENING OF
NEW CARPETS
80 PBB CEHT. LESS THAN LAST YEARS
PRICES.
Good yard wide, Is25c,
Extra heavy Cottage Carpets ct 31t<c.
GOOD Ingram Carpe Ikc.
kery heavy Ingram Oar pets, 800
xfra heavy 1oGrAfn Carpets. opc.
Au-Wooi Ingram heavy Carpets, CSC,
fla
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR sALa.Cheap1A one horse FAMILY
show Window. and Counter applyEs&
LOB SALE-Cheap for cash, good BAY MARE
L Apply to SMITH q LEE, % Water street,
Georgeto Wn. octl8-6tr
LrOR sALK-A magnificent PARLOR SUITE,
! sOld and blue; pieces, with nuen covers; cost
O6t0; nearly VIII be sold very low. Apply
TO southeast corner 9Th and sts. NV. octH 2w
LOB sALE-One very fine sscoud hand COUPE
l. In splendid order. only 500. OReA
good COUPE in com lete ruDhir order ,S10X
gro One very hahdsOms VICTORIA ,XSE
nearly new. One very sty lish PARK PIE TON,
nearly new. One very Oh Elk passenger BOOK
AWAY, but little used. The last three Carriages
Of my own manuf scture and will be sold ut
kw pI,ees I sl;o have , superior iot Of second
times LIQUID c.i ths ,stst On g Purshsse,s g
and HO-JOP BV9GIEe, EXTENSION TOP
PBETOHe, 80, Of my ow q ma ufsctur
ANDREW J. JOYCE.
as 18th street northwest, Agent for Brew1ter 3
Co.. Of Broome street, MI octis Nv
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, OARRIA0Rs.-
~ The largest and most varied sssort- RA0.
Genf OF latest style OF Carriages, Ooupes, fs40@
yaggers, Top and No Top Ruggise. Also, several
dne second hand Panel Carriages and Buggles on
hand e PIP sCHHITr COZ,
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

~ FOUATgETH ST. CIRCLE MARKET.
EDWARD BROOKE & BIO. have on hand Q
choice selection Of FRESH MATS snd-sa
mARhk Ut PROLUOE. All goods sold ct 0I
the city.
0-Stalls 6l3 and 61a Center Market. ct.
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TEE
FINEST RoPERrYIswAsHINsro,

FOE SALE
II Rooms. PRIoE, sI4 600.
TEENS TO SUIT.
Situation,
us 10rH STREET, facing Grant street.
Inquire on premises. octs I'm.
LOB sALK on iXOH 2NGE ron CTTY PRoP.
kkTf-The stern wheel eTGA MER sPOrO-
~. recently built. a bargain offered Apply
70 u y. ATLkG, S1S 9TH street n W. sepss- In