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CisRIsTssAS GIFTS
How and where TO Fill the stocking

Weeontnue below our annual notices Of hoii-
day advertisers. and shall do 90 from day to
day a. new advertisements appear in our
columns:
One OF the pleasantest place. to visit at any
tisse, and especially during the holidays. il
h<KKEITER's, No. ass 9TH street, between ID
And r streets. His show windows are ALWAYS
fled with pretty things an the way of psintin rs
snsravings. cray on sketches, ornamental picture
Frames, &c, and hundreds daily stop TO admire
Al n. Besides a full assortment of psperhang-
ngs. window shades, picture frames. cords
tsssels, &c, haTkTiter has a large number of
Iens IN the line Of pictures, which are Just the
ong Tor holiday presents Give him - call,
even Il yen don't care 70 buy. for an hour can be
spent very pleasantly examining the beautiful
thirgs In his store.
II you want to buy books 20 tn the store Of W
II 4 - III. MORRISON. No. as Pennsylvania
avenue. They have a very large assortment OF
holiday gifts, books, including standard works
ky the best authors. In tine bindings, Bibles and
PRAYER books in every style, photograph albums.
oy books, gold pens. pencil cases. penknives
AID large humber OF other articles suitable for
holiday gifts
Ustfu. presents in the shape of hardware am,
house furnishing goods, can be obtainet!a at GEo.
p GOFFs, No. 1919 PENNSYLVANIA avenue He
has the largest variety of baskets in the city, and
ents. Everything in his store will be sold very
cheap. and viii be warranted to he Just a rem
resentCd. Those who want good bargains i'm the
hrs Of haTdwar should not fail to give him a
call.
TAYLOR Y Mock, OF No. 12i Bridge street
GeOTgetovn. have q fine stock Of decorated
china, Bohemian glass, fine plated ware French
ans German fancy goods, table cutlery &c. SC.
vkieh they are selling at great sacrifice rather
thar to keep them over the HOLIDAYS Some yery
pretty presents may be selected from their stock.
which Is now being rapidly depleted by throngs
OF purchasers.
rich and elegant present is set or furs, aud
those no can afford to buy, provided they can
purchase reasonably. should not fail TO 90 Ia W
E-SkSkOUR's, No. 13s Bridge street. George
town Prices need be no obstacle To purchasers.
for Sey nSoUr has the reputation OF selling his
goods very cheap. Besides, they are always re-
liable.
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THE COTRTs

.tlnttiI ttthI, Judge Mdcdrhhr.-TO-cay,
slnPklns sRt. Ccine; Judgment for plaintiff. Pip
Ter, agt Roe: juo sH' Mt set aside. McNamse ~
5aIhoe; verdict for def ndani. jenkins ct al sg.
dict for defendant Kelly agt PARCEL; verdict fer
plaintiff, sis Rspley sgf Blown son: Mr.
ilson filed motion for trial. Luchs agt
Psrkescn: on ..isl
THEN BILE ARMy OF WIFE wALLoPERs
POLICE COUKS, judge Smell TO day Ben Niles
vss srrsiSned for assault and battery on May ii.
HHes bis wife, by 10 pSins her the heai wi,
isdie and threatening to kill her; put under Sico
bonds 10 Keep the pace and pay C. sta. Ge0rg.
Lawson, ehsrged with assault and battery on his
wife ssrsh by b. atng her ard threatening to kill
ner lawson son testified against hi. father, and
MRS Lawson told her story. This Is the same
NCmsB alb ut wis m several assault case. bet cen
frank S.;nes and Lawson had been heard by Judge
Sn.n Mr. birton, gentleman by whom Mrs
Il George, after which Judge Smell read over the
g crt record showing the numerous times he h al
Teen srIaignd on similar charges. and fined him
security to Keep the Iesce to his ~ifs. Lawson
turned 20 bis wife and remarked Now 60 with
Frank Gaiues to the devil to your hearts content "
Lac con VAS committed.
SMALL FRY.
Constituting Hughes, charged with carsing on the
oud and bst.r"ns snsas and Jams ,s Wash
hned IS. Mary Bras ,nihsn, a ,aerant was sent 10
the worthOuse,. bn kilio,, fast driving with .
~ss sent to toe vofkhonse thirty DAYS Israel Bn-
cksnan. ooiorsd proiari y on the street; IS Bar-
psrd shesrer charged with selling liquor without
hc-nse in Ter nallytown; fined $50 Mr. Lsskey,
the counsel, not d an appeal. Mar, Dinay q little
giri. charged with lsTcs OF 81 Mary had been
discharged from fancy store on7th stree. where's
shop in the n-ighborhood for 81 10 make change,
ss she sisted for her employer and not returning il
- he tine stated The PL"secuting witness applied
sn employee inthe fancy store. The girl was ar
rested and trough' into court without the knowl dig
81 her parents ard bad to be held in custody until
a ma EN n laaf
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LOCAL NEW =.
Amu-esnents, &c, Tonight.

National TAeG;sr.-BeRsfit of y. W. waIlack
and Caroline Richings Bernard" Don CzSsr
de Bazsn," with Miss RichIngs rs "Msritan.."
ErssfssGR's Bank Epiphany Bazar for the
benefit of the Home for Women and Children.
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THE CHICAGO FIRE-tcknolcIsdgmsnt Of IT,.
GsHercH, Do.Gii0a Made bV Lse District RIitin-
ne foiIowing has been received by Col. Moore,
from the Chicago Committee
CGPi. W. 6. Moore. Commanding W. L. L. Bat
.s.o", 80 FeNHSyIrGHid GreHHe:-Dear Sir
have the pleasure OF scknow Lodging the RECENT
OF Sct4-o, per hand of LIT Lieut. Shepherd gen
srousy contributed BY the organization under
your command and the Presidents Mounted
Gu7rd, IN and OF our sufferers by fire. For this
kind donation We tender to YOU, aud through Won
% the officers and men of both these organiza-
tens, the heartfelt thanks of our distressed
people, and also the acknowledgements of this
soSlety, Tor yonr liberation augmentation OF our
rthtf fund- There are ROM nearly 1900 fami-
lies dependent upon this charity for their partial
or entire support, and il is only through the
Bounty of our friends everywhere that we have
been enabled 10 sustain these Impoverished citi-
zehs, Hho CRATE fully appreciate your expressions
o. synIathy for them in this great calamity
Subsequent reports will be published showing
s"natiOns since last report Was made up Mo-
vth1er 18th. Very truly. yours,
(Signed,) GEO NJ. PULLMAN. Treas
IL q. HAMMOND.
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CITY MS.

HOLIDAY HATS AND CARS.
MD. FRANK & Co.. the Original Hatters,
ec3 9TH street, May Building.
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~whlian H. Seward n nominated for Vice
President by the Tallahassee (Fla-) Seslisei.
~The Lisbon papers are troubled 1t the in.
creased emigration q Portuguese vorknen 10
America. = ~
~Billioray, Rastoul, and Henry RocAefort
political prisoners in Fert Bryard, are sick and
In the infrmAry.
Mrs Wharton says she. would rather he
urged.
- Victoria woodruff SAYS Henry Ward
In January. e''s
some OF the papers speak Of Catacsxy,
who u only plain Mister, a. Count It's I
MISTAKE, mes no account-N. r. Comaerciai.
0A California editor, In speaking of not,.
rious ruffian in that slate, Who 10 an puosed h,
have committed more murders than any other
man on the Pseinc Coast, says she has a
wonderful talent for bereaving any FAMILY he
does not happen TO like"
@ln reference 10 statements in the papers
relative To an indictment having been Tound
against the pugilist Heenan, District Attorney
Garvin, OF New York, states that 10 Id knowl-
edge Heenans name win not come before The
grand jury.
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FIVE DOLLAR SILK HATS.
~. ID. FRANK < CO., the Original Hatters,
5o3 It'll street, May Building.
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LARGE JEwELRY SALE-Messrs. Latimer &
Cleary viii commence the sale of watches an
jewelry Tomorrow SnOrning at No 1919 Penn
sylyania avenue, between 18th and 18Th streets
This sale is made To satisfy deed of trust, and
the goods Will be sold without reserve, Offering
fine opportunity to get good articles and hand
some Christmas presents.
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FINE ROLL PLATE and gold-lined bracelets.
chased and enameled, with the new patent
shfety slide, from 50 to $50 pair. at Prigg :
ween4 \ and 9th streets.
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HE SINKING FUND.-Ex-Mayor Sweeney of
GtorgetOwn, and Moses Kelly, Esq, a commit
tee OF the Sinking Fund Board, had . confer
thee yesterday with Register Cook, in relation
10 The mOGe of keeping the accounts of thai fund
II prepared by the LIST of January. 1t was de-
hImined To pay the Georgetown portion of the
interest at the Bank OF Commerce. in that city
and The Washington part at the National Metro
Ion'sh BANK The latter arrangement is for
the purpose OF keeping the account apart from
mat OF the District, which is IN the First Ma
tional Bank.
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The RoBBER's LAST FIGHT-Atempts TO
Bte~ Out he Brdins Of His Captor-FdUs Orer-
board and is Drowned One OF the men arrested
IN the lndisn Territory recently by Detective
PinkertCn, on a charge of being connected with
the recent rObberies of the Southern Fxpress
company Ia Tennessee, made daring attempt
10 escape last Friday from the steamer III
nois while under way between Cairo, IN. and
Colun bus. n.y.. but fell overheard and lost his
life In the attempt. dispatch from Memphis
says the name OF the express robber was Hillyar,I
harrington, alias Clark. Clark asked Pinkerton
10 go out on the guard. as he had something tn
tell him, No sooner had they reached the guard
than ClGk, though heavily ironed, snatchei
Pinkertons revolver from his belt, cooked 1t and
presented il At Pinkerton's head, saving: al
have you now" Pinkerton called his comrsde,
Conneil, who, springing to his side, knocked up
the pistol Is IL Was discharged. the ball grazing
PinkeItonis temple. A desperate struggle en-.
sued, during which Clark fell overheard, pass
ing under the wheel, and sank. It 10 supposed
the wheel struck him; at all events he mover rose
again Barton. Clark's aecomplice, had made
IuI conie<ion and Clark. knowing this. had
attempted 70 kill Piukerton for revenge. Rsrto.
was lodged in jail In Union city.
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800 ELEGANT TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS, JUS
received and for sale at II. &. Smith s. Col
Produce Exchange, 500 ID St, first door east
n. e. A. Building
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STUFYKD BIRDS AT AUcfIoS.-Latimer &
Ctzry VIII continue their sale OF stun Il b. RI,
10 MORROW. They are beautifully executei. nd
or every variety, making elegs ut ornam mt
Or an acceptable Christmas present
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TTNHROCGH LINE
Il BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOSk

, n. ;SS =; ;s. Wv S 4osk &45
FOB NEW YORK. scstAoxt chance of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 O. m Ia:ls
And 300 D. IN.
FOE PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily texcept Sunday at 500 o. IN. 1874
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 90 D. m :, and hilsae,
DhiA at $40 .. N.
Sleeping cars for New York ON D. m trai, chi,
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York q,
Boston can be bad ct the Station Once 1t all hour.
Ter Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adyertiseoeu,
Tor schedule between Washington, baltimore, Az
napolis and the West T. WIIHOH -
later Of TranspoFtottoD
L;M. COLL, General Ticket Agent.
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TIE ONLY PLACE in the city to get Q co N plste
assortment OF fine plated oroide Fren N Oil,
shell and rubber and holiday goods fro a on. .,
Tn dollars Is at Prieg's dollar jeweIry ore NJ.
~ fennsyivania avenue, between X and sth
streets. 49,
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THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantes in the world also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton & PearsOn's, No. 4, YIN. q. A. Build
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
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FIRk--The alarm OF fire about f2D o,e,oek
o-day was caused by the burning Of one-,tory
saznsy IN the alley between Al and s:h and /
AID streets south. The department respon 4
co promptly Mos 4, 8. and the Hook and Lai-
Der going into service), and saved the adjoinin,
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MASONIC ELEcTIONs-At the annual com
nunlSs alton Of Washington Centennial Lodye
No. ~, the following officers were elected: III
A whitney, W. M; IL. Il. Lein. s. w; ID.
SShieimer, y. w; A. L. LOngley, Treasurer;
i1 gt thompson, Secretary; A. Craig, Tyler.
Lodge No 10: r n. Marshall, W. NJ Joseph
> NJ Coy, - W; II. X. Ross, ,. W; T. b. Me
StodCaTd, Tyler. -
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NOTICE TO THE PUBIIC.-I. Becker q Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer In mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock OF goods, which they are selling ct the
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to cail
and exxmine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. I. BRCKRR & Co..
Odeon Hall, corner * street and Pa. ave.
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= UNDERWEAR at the usual low rates at Prices
413 9TH street.
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THE Halter?
At 433 It'll street,
next door to the Original Francs.
He keeps all of the latest styles Of
Hats, Caps, &c,
and sells them at q lower figure than anywhere
else in town. Call and see for yourself. u
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THIS ~ TO GIVE NOTICE. That ths subscriber
triss Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letter.
tssssp%snntpary On t1s RersSnal sst.ts q FRANCIS
ceased. All p:rsO1s having eI.1ms egeinss the ssil
deceaeed are hereby warned to exhibit the eame
With the vosehsss thereof, 70 the su6scriOsr, On o.
before the 16th day Of November next; they NAY
Otherwise By Lag b excludo6 iron al keueSf a.
the sAid estate Given Under ny hand this 18th day
Of Aovemser, IN.
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Did FROM NATURAL CAUsxs.-A post- mar
en- examination Was made YESTERDAY on the re-
mains of MR.. Rupert, which resulted In TN.
belief that she ord not come TO her death throu ~
he effects OF poison The examining ph ysicians
ay they "nnd that she died from perfectly
natural csuses-as the whole system vas conse;-
ed-no trscesof poison whatever, fully exoner-
stng Rupert" The public and kuppert's
riends attribute the reports about foul-piay to
Personal spite.
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ROBEs DE CHAMBRR,
large and beautiful assortment,
Suitable for Christmas presents.
1916 liable BROTHERS, It'll and d sts
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STREET wORK--Mr. A bert Gleason ha. com
pietu the grazing and macadamiziny of n IN
sut't tTGm New York avenue down To r. street
Iasl tLr IresideIt : new stables. This improve
Its comm ncrm-Et, and IL is 10 be carried on
ward 10 IN" canal. Mr.. G.. Il now engaged in
grazing. ssttinl cnrbs, relaying sidewalk An 4
sIaNs..Hg t. brtvsen 10Th aud 2lst streets in
front Of GtIera! Bs5eOck's residence. AMI !, IN
e'mI',te the job la ten days from the com
msIgsueuF - wan
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T.. Gu. sSsrs sAIS sA1. rEISEs 81 I..,:s;
44y14lHos yADx1-0k0xHIu0, G0OT6
e. saof "a. 81 ;; E: sc IS; ~; ~ "a e
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Ihos DOW LINZ. AuctlsIeer.
SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE on THE
hEIGhTs OF GEORGETOWN, AT AUC-

"A By virtue Of de- OF trust. bearing date the
Es:s 24th day Of fsyembsr 1879, and daily recorded
= in liber No. 6o4. at flio Es. lis. aud upon the
written request q the PARTY entitled the
subscrIber will ofer for sale, ct public auction,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. the 18th instant, st
O'Clock. oil that lot u ground the Heights of
Georgetown, beginning q the sane st point on
the north line az ktodaard street, distance eighty
seven feet from the northwest corner az stOddsrd
with the line Of stoddsrd forty three < feet
six 30 inches, and Ming back u that idth
hundred and thirty five 1881 feet This lot is i'm
proved by one Of thee hsnds me modern Bfick
r. sidences known Cookies villas" and II in the
inn dfste neiRhbor hoof g the Residences Of Cover
nor Cooke, Admiral Rsdford, Jsdgs Peck, and other
well known citizens.
This property will be .cld subject to q deed OF
trus dated the 10Th OF February, lss3. for SsloH,
which will BE- due in Feb usry. 1884, the interest on
ch has been ~ " paid to the 10th VI August last.
six and twelve months. with interest from day 81
sale at per cent per II the terms Of sale
com piled With wilma Eve days from the da
Of sale the trustee the right resell ~ the
risk and eost of the ia ultine purchaser. All
Neysnc,ng, including stan at the cost Of
the purchaser. Ad~posit Of ss~ viii be requires
j. cARTER NARBURy, Trustee.
decl3eo&5s THos. BOWLING, Auct.
SPECIAL EOrICE-PAPER HAHGING-Per-
- s-ns refttng - Per cent. By going TO
TUB1ANs, 1l2 Bridge street, Georgetown, % get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
done. All work y y mptly executed in any
part Of Washington ~ Georgetown, and Satisfaction
guaranteed Partit ulsr stseIafios paid TO PHOL
sTERY WORK. sefs-em
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81 JOHNS HOSPITAL FOR CHiLDREy-In
cur paper last evening pu bli-hsd the annual
Iel"ft Of this admirable charity IL gives a
very interesting history of good work tina. h A.
ali tCO quietly and unostentafiou.iy. Tn Sis-
tefs nave distributed among our citizen, a Iarya
IHmoer OF paper bags which are request, lar
pro ChrIste e. ,ectesia We bor,e NJ !. ~Ir-;ft
DE- r.,nr ~ ~ y, full and running over, to the
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CARDIGAN JACKETS very cheap at Prices,
Alb 9TH street.
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In THE 9UPRB4E COURT OF THE DIsrRIOr
OF COLUMBIA,
Tie setA dag " Mscsmbsy. ls7l.
Ntcholee u ulllken, and ElleB, his
wife, Joseph j. uiliken and ~ No -
ss9.: his viz: william A.Il,kse Equity Doefst
King and Nancy, HE wife.
On notion Of the plaintiff. By O. ssorrs. her at
toned their appsaraLce 10 be en- Sersin
on OF before the first rule day occurring forty days
with a. In csse Of default.
~fsst;- ID. Z. oARrrBR, O lief Justice.
r. III nE 49, f1s,k 1900
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WHERE IS FRANC

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hmpler, near Az street.
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FIGURES WILL NOT LIE!
Hoo Large Fortunes Are Made.

The above prices are Tor exactly the same
classes Of machines sold I'm both countries.
There is scarcely any difference I'm the cost of
material and labor in any Of the above-named
machines.
Ataapit.-w. q. Wilson, President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
culars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names Of the COM
paDies manufacturing said machines.
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Cuyahoga Co., 0.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. ROs1STHAL, 404 It'll street.
Terms easy.
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NOVELTIES IN ScAkFs, Bows and Ties, in
great variety,-by far the largest assortment In
this city-at the Original Franc, 43l It'll street,
next door to Franc, the Halter.
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BIRDS.

CANARY BIRDS.-i:eoeiyed q new lot. first
~ class SINGERS. SOLO at O. 20 O piece - -
So, BIRD FOOD aud GAG rs at the lOwesfI
prices, 1893 7th street. between l. and NV
streets. r. HARTBgfchT. decls I'm
InPoRTED CANARY Binds JUST RECEIvKD;
j fine singers, bras anc wire cages Pre- -
pared Food for Mockirg Birds Away han
NJ. 4l6 II street, between eth and 5th streets. -
noH-lms y. He NkfCH 49,
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GOETz 9 PATENT kHFLRSTINe GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half Of the guam
tity Of gas or coal Oil consumed without the use
Of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 4G4 It'll street, Is the agent for them
and also for GOetz's Double-cone Chandelier
Refectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Renectnrs.
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1BE Board OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS. at
Their meeting Yesterday Afternoon, appointed
II uinn an additional priv ate, to Do duty
AT The Navy Yard and Behring'S bri,lg. for siy
months and Isaac Branzell an additional p-i-
,sts at the Aqueduct bridge Georgetown, for
Twelve months. Application for liquor licenses
Ht a AuEnsfus Ia FOntsins, Susanna Joi We
hAlis, William Nelson, and NJ. j. Fasbealer
were diSSpprOved Frederick Peaster. atm
arrogant, Was dismissed the force FOR coniucf
IGlts VI The bOaTd. -
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MRRINo, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose
at the Original Franc, 431 It'll street, next door to
Franc, the Halter.
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For ALL THE latest styles OF Linen and Paper
Collars 70 to the Original Franc, 43t 7sh street
next door to Franc, the Halter.
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For CoRNs, BuniOns, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &C., visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. 635 15tk
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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LINEN AND SILK HANpKERCHIEFs at Price s
413 18th street.
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GLOVES, Gleves, Gloves, in Castor, Kid, Dog
and Cloth, in great variety, at the Original
Franc, 431 It'll street, next door to Franc, the
Halter.
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CHILDREN's OvERCoATs,
Boys Overcoats,
Youths OvercOats.
A. STRAUs,
w.fm.wf 10l1 Pa. av.. bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
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GLOVES for the million at Prices, Alb It'll st.
BEsT QUALITY KIDGLovEs at Sl.Jo at Prices
ll3 4 tn street
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NKRINo UEDRRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, SOC.
.5c., 81, $50, 81, $3.50, at the Original Franc
431 9TH street, next door to Franc, the Halter.
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If YOU WANT a handsome present, to please
the eye and purse, call on VIM. II. Dunn, Az
18th street, next to Odd Fellows Hall, and see
his Camp Chairs, Brackets, Willow Stands,
Children's Bureaus, Tables, &C., sc. 1916
Go TO PRICES Gents Furnishing Depot for
cheap goods, 4l3 I'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

DEPoT FOE GENTS 81 KIDS at Prices, 41s It'll
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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-25
TRANSFORMATION.
OFFICE OF NORTH LA. Il TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE OF NORTH LA. & TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY.
MONROE, La, Feb. g, 1871.
Fl On and after Monday, February 9th, tho
trains on this Road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS,
Leave Monroe daily Sundays ecepted) at
A. NJ.
Arrive at Delta 10 90 A. M.
Leave Delta at 90 P. NJ.
Arrive at Monroe 6.45 P. NJ.
rRHIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Monroe at s A. NJ. on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. ..,,,i..u.
Leave Delta at A. N. on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Through freight per car load will be caA-
ried by passenger train {" a. ~.
way freight will be shipped by freight
train.
Freiehts Tor Flag Stations win be deliv-
cred at tho designated points It OWNERS
RISK, whether there be any person there to
receiyo IL or not "oifl
Freights for Flag Stations must be pre-
paid.
: NJ Passenger trains make close connec-
ton at Vickshurg with cars OF the Vicksburg
q Meridian Railroad, for, all points North
and East and for New Orleans. Time from
Monroe to New Orleans, a hours.
naf J.W. GREEN,
4''H Engineer and superintendent.
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