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HOLIDAY GOODS
w hs re To Buy the Rest and CheRpest

Here where the Christmas festivities are con-
tinued for over week the buying OF New
Years presents commences where the purchas
ing OF Christmas gifts leaves OF. We therefore
continue our notices of Advertisements of sea
sonabie articles. Purchasers Will now fnI
prices Of some descriptions OF goods much m lre
reasonable than during the rush previous to
CLrs;nsas.
GIVE YoUR rooR sErGHBOR A LOAD OF WOOD
or COAL Tor q New ear gift. II you can't
afford 20 do this and want to buy for your own
u>e at the lowest prices, 90 to STEPHENSON <
BROTHER, fa0i PENNSYLVANIA AvENCE. They
will give yoI the worth OF yoIr money.
Balls. RsC EPTIONs AND WEDDINGS lust now
are ali the rage. OF course you cannot go with
cot gloves. Should you desire rat-skin gloves,
don't 90 TO JOSEPH j. MAYS, 93g PENNsYL
EHNIA hSKNUE, Tor be don't keep them. He
Goes Keep kidS OF all sizes and cOOrs however
and Of TIE finest quality. Go and look at his
tsoCk.
ALARsE STOCK Of superior English double
barrel Rrns, large and complete assortment OF
fHr- OF She best material, an immense stock OF
gold and silver watches and iowelry Of eyery
d. srriEtf1n will be sold by LATINHR x CLEARY
.. their auction rooms, CORNER or i0rH STREET
AND PBNNsYIvh MA AVENUE, to- morrow morn
IEF ana evening. Here is a rare chance to buy
cheap, a. the goods will positively be sold.
GREER ~ WILLIAMS, AUCTIOSEERs, CORNER
~ 10TH AND ID sTREsTs. viii sell this evening,
large assortment OF hne triyle-plated ware
The saie bcginS at O'Clock.
WV. RA LLANTYNE. 20 IRA STREET. is one of
tie mOst popular book sellers IN town because
AZ reasonable prices. The special attention OF
Sunday school teachers is called 10 his adYsr-
us, HrHt in another column.
. tTR FEs TIV z SPECIALTIES" Is what HAELE
fE0THFsS, CORNER or 7TH AND ID STREETS,
"a z new invoice OF goods especially intended
Ter receptions, weddings, sOcia6ies, balls,
parties, &c. This firm always lid sell very
cheap hut they row announce that thew will
Nak- reduction -: twenty-five per cent. on ali
purchasers.
PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS FOE ISL are
what ROBERT BRALL. Bookseller and Stationer
tS' PEENsYLvASIA AvENUE, has in several
styles. Ttc attention of physicians is called es
ye'ial.v ." thesa articles and that OF the public
generally 10 large stock OF books AMI st .ionerv
which VIZ. Bee IL mas on hand.
.lKS. b. VAN RUTH. 21G 18th STREET soUTH-
VEST. makes party dresses and wedding troU--
seaEN on tie shortest nCtIce m the latest styieS
aud on moderate terms. Ladies please renleIn-
ssT the number
lockwood, HCFrY AND TAYLOR, G2S PENN
s-LvArfA Avenue, have receiver especially
Tor New Years day an immense stock OF gen
ueUCDs gloves of all cOlOTs and OF the finest
quarry. TAey also have ladies' gloves and
gauItiets, hand kercbiefs. ties and - .rfs fine
underwear, &c, &c. This is one Of the mos;
reliable CONSCIENTIOUS Il rms in this city. No one
need tear that he will be deceived in buyiny
seTe. The goods will be found lust a. repre-
seItsc ar3 besides are 50 "a at the most reason
atiG lTIJes.
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THE COURTS.


TCLICE COUKT.-JW Ia SHtA.
TODAY, Charles Bi-ho p. vagrA cy; oad- ~ - III
h ne. Elerniug Oh. istisu, profanity; tR@' e.
.smes lease, ~asraney; bonds or woEs -.pu-e go
sur a oanseway; IS collateral fnrFeitaf Macy
Brow u, la ceny 81 RUG from , q ld-:ein & Co;
$50 or Jail 20 DAYS. Augustus York, larceny; six
noI ihs in Jail. Thomls Williams, Larceny of table
cloth, &C 20. or thirty lays in Jtil. same party
charged with an assault and osttHry ~ Vim. Sayres
six months in Jail. James Con molly. attempt q
burglary At the house # MIR. OStt~ill All 81 street
mmitted fDr tho action % the grand iury
George Jackson, ess sult on Rosetta PRYOR; SIS
CIRCUIT C0URT.--JlfE g Macarthur.
To-day, the case of Tay loe sst. NJ agruder-action
In iectment-was resumed.
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GETOW .

NOT FoUrD.-The body OF Howard T. PAYNE
who was drowned in the Potomac river on Sun
day last, and for which SEQ reward IL offered,
had not been recovered at noon to- day.
CoMPLAINT.-Greatc complaint Is made about
tie condition of Sd street, which is in adeplora-
BILE condition. Can't something be done
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Thomas P
Morgan arrived to-day from Alexandria with
l,lOO bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro, which
WAS sold n
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DUPREZ & BgHEDICrs MINsTRELs gave their
opening entertainment before a lar e and fash
iOnable audience at Lincoln Hall last night, bat
not larger or more select than the merits of the
company deserve. The music-botb vocal and
instrumental-Is excellent in its way, the With
cisns are new, and the miscellaneous portion of
the programme embraces many new and pie as
ing features. The bill Is changed every evening.
No one who appreciates mirth and music should
fail to attend their performances, which are
camical without coarseness,
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AN INJUNCTION CAsE.-TO-day. Mr.. Samuel
Strong by his counsel, Mr.. EDoch TOtten, filed
bill for an injunction, q discovery and account
against X. 2. Dodge, =. A. Darneille and John
A. Barber. The plaintiff charges that while
engaged as CONT actor he made ARRANGEMENTS
with defendants TO furnish him with money on
collateral, and in order to enable them TO nego-
tiate loans for him be gave them a power-of-
attorney to receive the certificates of the Board
Of Public Works on account OF certain con-
tracts, and he charges that they went outside
OF this power and received certificates, aud
passed his noles away, &c.
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RESUMED BUsINEss.-We are pleased to be
able TO state that Mr.. l. Alexander, ieweler, at
lL29 Pennsylvania avenue, will continue to
prosecute his business at his old stand Thi- il
the more gratifying from the fact OF his havin 2
been forced into involuntary bankruptcy, a law
that worked so disastrOusly upon so many good
men throughout the country that Congress felt
to he its duty TO cause its repeal shortly after
converting for this session. This Indication of
pluck and enterprise on the part OF Mr. Alex
ander should elicit the svIn oathy and support OF
all his friends. We wish him every success
SuHddy GGzctte.
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~Orders were issued on Saturday to draw OF
the water in the Erie canal.

the water in the Erie canal.
NThe Baltimore oyster war promises to
Continue 20 long ss the shells hold out.
k@Three dollars and sky-blue merino dress
Persus1ed Dubuque young person to take the
lover whom her parents preferred.
@Genet is either in Canada, or on the ocean
sailing. or somewhere else, the New York re-
p0rters don't know which.
- The ofices of the Lloyd's Weekly London
Newspaper, on Fleet street, London, were de-
stroyed by IRE yesterday.
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BT' HU.-Ihe curative properties Of this shrub
ia cases of dropsy, gravel, kidney diseases, and
obscure disorders, are now well known to ply
>icians. DR.. HelmbOld originally pOpnlarized
this medicine, and no other chemist has been
able 70 extract its virtues with eJual skill
Helmbold's Buchu il still the standard and gem
uine Extract Patients and physicians prefer
It. The genuine bears H. Il. Heimbold,s sigma
ture. All apOthecaries sell il. eos
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For RECEPTIoNs.-Fine Dress full Suits,
ready made; finest Kid Gloves; large assort-
ment OF Windsor Scarfs fine Ties, in party and
street colors, and other similar goods. at re-
duced prices and just in. one Price Only: cash
discount 10 per cent. gro. T.. HENNTNG
No. 4l1 7th street OrthWest.
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BIS.RRoUS TRAP.-Editor Star Near the
corner OF 18th ana r streets in front OF ,Ioyce's
store, the inrrr half or the sidewalk term mates
abruptly in q sluall precipice. lady of society,
the other night, while walking down 18th street
was thrown over this preeipice and lay motion
less for some time at the beltsm. Fortunately
no bones were broken. Almost every nil ht SIM
liar accidents occur. Tsere ough. 20 Be sratl-
ing az this point toJ the protection O: pedes-
ulais SPECTATOR.
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The CoURTs.-The Probate Court Las ad
Journsd to the 9Th OF January. The Criminal
Court was adjourned TO January i5tt to-day
and the December term OF the Eouitv Court NJ
adjourned without day.
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ESGLIsH OPERA INTERCHANGEABLE KEEL
logg Opera Troupe have struck the key note of
popularity by making the admission rate at
merit. The sale Of seats will commence on
Friday, and opera lovers should 20 early, as
there will be q rush.
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THIS COLD WEATHER reminds us that a set OF
FUrs is suitable New Years present. You can
buy them at WILLRTT n RUoFF's.
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CANpY.-Choice French Cream MIXTURES al
lowest club rates by Elphonz0 Noungs & Co.
grocers. See advertisement. .
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NEW EAlsIEs, pounds for 81, and I boxes
at 20 cents, by ElphOnzO YoungS & Co., grocers
See advertisement .
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Inn NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner O,
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT
per annum on deposits for each calender month
bankins hours, Q to 4. Saturdays, Q to 4 AND q
b q. 27ts IG+1e
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I,T'TCAU-r'S NPW PLAY At TIE Ma
T1oNAL---A fashionable and delighted audience
49, nbted at Ehe National last cyenin. to greet
tie Iresentaiion Of BOucICauits new ~ Az
Led Astray.' The piece i OF the as1cistv''
oder, and J. bright and sparkling In parts, and
afCrds some IBs tahieauN, but on the whole il
viii not Se likely TO hold the age with some OF
she other productions OF the same author. Nor
should u. The dialogues are good enough A. a
rule. anu many Of the situations are effective
but the piece seems to lack intensity and unit
a. whole ,aUl the tsaOHea'H' is rather tams in
: az matte point Of view, and especially con
sidtring what has gone before. Besides, there
Is rather more hGmdrum morality ia it than
most theater gOers care 10 take in in one sit
ting and that, b. the way, is rather long
But for the share OF the manager in presenting
Il there can be only words of praise. Ii was put
uPOD TIE stage admirably. The scenery Is ap-
and the toilets x<e rich and tasteful through
out The actors. too, are well fitted for their
respective parts, and, spite OF the difficulties
attending First might" the presentation was
success N evtrv respect. In the superb man
ncT N which lied Astray" has been put upon
ne stage Mr. Sayti c "a making good the prom
ises pu' forth AT the beginning OF the season.
ard u lie y not sustained in his lahors to that
end the fault of not saving a trst-claSs place OF
-ntertaInment IN Wellington will lie with the
pubic and not with him. SO far, his efforts
this season have been characterized by the
three essentials 20 dramatic snccess.-viZ. good
iuee Mt, good taste, and the lavish expendi-
ture Of money-and he3estEves % be richly re-
UarGed therefor.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repsirs1i
and made to order by Hsmpler ne ar Ak street
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SUGAEs, CoFFEEs. AND TEAS. retailing at
wholesale Urlces BIZ LlphOul) Young Il Co.,
groc6rs. See advertisement.
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LOCAL NEWS.
amuseu,enis, &C., To-Hixl

N1ttesal rASdtSr.-'. Led AstrsyD
Forss Opera RoEs,.- Grand trick pantors me
Cf " Uncle Sam"
TAeGt~r comiqge-The great local drama OF
"GH!t" and other attractions.
Z, cols Rali--Duprez and BeredIct's New
Orleans Ministries.
orchestrion music a, No. l6s Pennsylvania
avenue.
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AN IHDUsTRIoUs WoMAN.-Mrs. Greenap-
pie, who has a stand In the Center and North
ern markets, has been the fortunate winner of
the prize awarded for the Lar gest sale of poultry
sand head Of poultry. The F-ize was i've dol
lars.
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BOARDING.

ROhkD-with furnished or unfurnisied ROOMS
II can be had at 1877 street northwest. Dig 81.
L ABGE Room, south front, secoua floor; n0usa
~ has all modern copyenences; 1886 1 street,
near lAh. dsc2a 81.
kNOR RENT-one pleasant Room, with b ard
L Tor two gentlemen or gentleman and wife IN pr-
yate family. Give name and reference. Address
W. u Star ONCE. decY- ST.
ROAhD1NG.-IfeDIten .eh or ia:les can tie .ccom-
- modated with BOARD, and FURNISHED
BOOHS With modern improvements, at Oil
street, within SQUARE of the Patent and Posi-
Offices, and conven lent TO both lines of 1856
nNE PLEASANT Room, WIFE BOARD FOR
" two; northeast corner Mas achu,etts avenue
and 10th street NORTHWEST. also, first class FABLE
BOARD. Entrance on l0fh street. dec23-l2,F
k0hBD-Well-furni ROOMS in Az xaudria,
~ q desirable location. with OF without BOARD,
can be obtained BY addressing "a BIZ Gazett,
quired. novI9-Ims
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CITY ITEMS.

HAvANA ORANGES inst received by Elphopzo
PROVIDE yourself with a new Silk Hat or a
soft Felt Turban for New Year calls at
WILLETT X KUOFF'S.
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PONDS ExTRAor is for sale 81 who .esale BY
Ohas. Stott d Co., $50 Pennsyly ania svenne,
and by druggists everywhere. t,y.ftf
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POVERTY Is BAD, but the worst kind of poy.
erty i poverty of the blood: this makes a mar
poor indeed for II takes away his strength
courage and energy, but enrich the blood with
us vital element, iron, by taking the Peruvian
Syrup "a pTOtoNide of rom and Won will fee
rich and ''as good auvbpIy." Try it, s
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No 525
10Th street, opposite the Treasury, removes corus
without pain, SO the shoe can he worn with
ease. He relieves and cures bunions, ingrowing
nalls, vascular eXcrescences. chilblains. and
other disorders of the feet His establishment
has been located in Washington, ID. c., over
twelve years, and Is patroniZed by many emf
nent physicians, surgeons, and thousands of
well-known and responsible persons. Office
hours from a. m. to p. m. Fee. ~ per visit
owing TO press OF business during Office hours,
Dr. White is unable to attend patients at resi-
dences except after r. m.
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WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION Of
those desiring to procure delicacies for the COM
ing New Years receptions to the fact that we
are prepared to furnish Boned Turkeys, Ca
nons, Salads, Terrspin, large Fruit, Black
round, and Jelly Cakes, Charlotte de Russe
fancy and plaini Jellies, Blanc Mango, Spiced
such occasions, handsomely garnished in the
most artistic manner. Delivered with prompt
ness to all parts of the city.
26t31 10I6 Pennsvivania avenra
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THs COMMUNITY at large appreciate the usc
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
WILCOX q GIBB's SAVING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ohas
lnteLiaeacer building. lO,2g
TURCo-RussIAN BATHS; also, Neticsted w.
FOR Baths, for AL skin disease, az DR. Shedd !.
QS r street. so1s
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ALMONDS, Walnuts, PecAns, Filberts and
Brazil Nuts. all new crop, pounds for 81, Ly
ElIhon1o NOungS * CO., gr0cyrs. See a Iver-
tisumsnt.
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SPECIE PAYMENTS RESUMED, new from the
Mint, at Geo w. Drivers Sample Rooms, cor
ner Pennsylvania avenue and !. street.
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PURE OLD ROBERTSON CoUNrY WHISKY.
from Chatham & Kinney, Nashville. Ten
nessee, at Geo. w. Drivers Sample Rooms
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ak street. Q
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
per bottle. go
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IND, COCPB & Co.'s ENGLISH AIR on
draught speciality at Geo, W. Drivers corner
Pennsylvania avenue and " street. 4
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,
{, LOSING OUT SALE OF WINTER GOODS,

LOSING OUT SALE OF WINTER GOODS,
In order 20 reduce stock We are seII;py ALI ki,as
OF " inter Goods at q great ~
REDUCTION IN PRICES
HANDSOME all wool Striped Shawls So
Calicoes, handsome styles, at 10 ents
nottingham Lace for CURTAINS,
Irish Linens.
BENJAMIN MILLER
uecSe-tr lOl Rrjdge
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IcAED OF WoRKs BOSps taken in payment
foT rVOds al RJ6t. Falton's, ga gtn stree,
northwest
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"WEAT's IL JsEM BAR'LS?"-A few days
since one of the wagons II the odorless EHca-
waiting infection drove Up TO the entrance Of
ar ale m a certain part OF georgetown, and
he driver inquired q a servant girl whom be
so IL lack yard If that was the place where
they we're wanted. Tie servant, after leisure
~ looking over the concern, went into the hOur c
ard reported 10 her MISTRESS who happens 20
he an e-tiEIabie old lady who hal never before
sen the psraY her lalia OF The -. f.. !. The Old
adv abe hsr appearance in the yard, and
shading her eyeS with one hand calculated:
why laws a -uas<y. lOOl at 1he barrels l. all
Them barrels tor me-" Tie ;triyer said, "Ml-
dam, l believe this : the place We were sent
20 After tas.ug another sErvsy Of the eN a
vat ~ estal ~ m-ut au idea seemed 10 strike
tue Oii lady. 20, now ! remember, that
3ro-Ltr ---, Who ltves on farm out in
Maryland. promised 10 send VI some apples.
hats all right d-iyer, and I'd be much
lIged II yOU'd Jet .oll them barrels Of aud
put e in ti.e cellar SOr me-" The driver in
pies. ''Weli, then" said the old lady, IL
reckon you've come 20 the wrong place.
shouldn Z wonder nOw, ,. - aid she, turning to her
servant,"l them barrels hain't got lie in 'em
Tor me new school building" BY this time the
old lady had edged along Gntil she was N close
pro1iD .ty 10 the wagon. All of a sudden she
realized the situation. All like the ghost in
Hamlet where he says, But soft methiDke /
sceIt the morning air; brio. LEI me be-" she
too smelled a smell, hut OF q different dni,
however, and clapping ker apIy1 over her nose
tea' Easty retreat into the hc7lse. The ser
want was subsequently directed 10 inform tue
driver and his men that they b &C ( allied al the
. sht place.
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LOST AND FOUND.

| UsT-On Saturday evening last, ut the Natinna'
T., sitT, or IN ing from there to corner of 7th
and sireets. along u. 9th and q streets, narTOV
GOLD HEACELET- The finder will be rewarded
OH returning it to 90 cab street, between r and @
northwest decsO-2t-
THE LADY WHO LEFT A MUFF IN NY
store, No "a Pennsy anis ave. can have II by
proving property and pay advertisement. d29 -
4 OsT on the 25th inst, a GOLD MASONIC
~ m hh Win the oH mel is.name, John Holmes
engraved on it. The finder will be suitably re-
Msided by leaving il at the grocery store Of
HOLMES BRO, cor. LIST ard ST. II. W. 1881
'I'AKPE Up AsTRAY ON THE 24TH INST,
L ono HOG The ewner will please X1-
come forward, prove property paw chargest~
Rock Creek road near Soldiers Home. dec2l 81
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Fine Plated Bracelets from - 70 so,
Fine Plated Sets from ? TO $50,
Alaska Diamonds set in gold from - 10 -,
Fine jet Jewelry from - 10 -Io,
Fine cut ApalIne Studs from - TO 80.
FOR holiday presents, received a. priggS' ia gelry
Store, No. ~ PENNSYLVANIA ave. near g st.
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The Liquor LICENSE AND CHURCH FxEMP-
TON pUEsTIONs-.BsetiHg Of the GcrndE-Absr-
i,Gn CCB.Bai'se.-The German American com
mittee met last evening at Turner hall, when
Mr.. F. A. Boswell addressed the meeting, de-
nouncing the exemption OF church property
from taxation as unjust to the taxpayer, aud
in direct violation of the spirit OF republican
institutions. Church property is benefited in
the same ratio by Improvements as adjoining
private property, and there is no good reaso
why 1t should not bear its share OF the cost.
Mr.. Wolf remarked that at the late mass
meeting he stated that the letter addressed by
him 10 the Board Of Police was read at their
meeting and placed on tle for future reference,
Mr.. Schade had contradicted his assertion de-
claring that he had positive knowledge that the
letter in question hsd been laid upon the table
In order to prove the correctness Of his state
ment at that time, Mr.. Wolf requested the sec
Rotary TO read q letter from T. A. Laxenby re g
rotary OF the Board of Police, which stated tn
communication "wae duly received and
read at the meeting Of the board on the 18th
instant, and, on motion OF Mr.. Smith, il Was
ordered TO be placed on fle"
Mr.. Burchard said that Schade was Jealous
because Mr.. Woi's letter was adep ted by the
meeting in preference to Schade's resolutions
The letter was cOnciliatOry in tone and spirit.
erty WAS further instructed to work in conIuuc-
, Ton with the committee Of delegates for an al
te. auon OF the tax laws so far as the public
sch, %! iund Is concerned, and to have that por-
ton III tne taxes intended for the support of the
pubiic schools SET apart rs q sacred fund for
school J. imposes ohiy. A committee WAS also
ar, ointan To draw up resolutions looking 10 ths
rsinhodact. on Of the study OF German into the
public schools.
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FOR SALE.

E'cK SALE-A nearly new light FAMILY CAR
u RIAGEi will be sod cheap. hppiy . kJ3H =,
At Carriage Marufsctory Of JOHN p. SsLI5
DEEMS, opposite Baltimore and Poto- 2S--@s1S
mac Railroad DEPOT. drcsO-3-
ROB sALE-A good drawing HORSE, Inqur.
Il 1913 Ilth street. deco 81
EOR SALE-An UPRIGHT walnut SOUKOASs:
y also, one walnut DESK, will he sold cheap A o.
ply ~ No. 90l street, between 9Th and 10th SIS
81 hll1keb's Czie. dec29 ST.
E'OR SALE.-We will sell at q great barGaiE tn
. stock Of LIQUORS aud FIXTURES AZ store
No. 1903 X street north, between l7th and lsf
streets west, and take our District bonds for pay
melt Of the sane.
GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
cccE-5t Corner 10th and n SITS.
FOR sALE-OhNAKY BIRDS, MQCKfNG
1 BIRDS, male ard female, No 1877 South .s q
street, between lst and ID streets east Il
decE- Smf j. NJ. 9OETZ. <N
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ANCIENT AND HoSoKABLR"-At the las.
Lnesuns OF the Columbia Typographical So
Cety the iobowtng officers were elected;-A T.
avs, president, Thomas Rich vice pres,sen,.
hlensrd W ClaSton, secretary; Michael Caton
treasurer committee was appointed TO make
arrangements Tor the seth anniversary celebra-
pon on the first Saturday night in JanuaTv
ns.t, when as1pper will be served at Green's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-30

UNCLE SAN-J.e Cbr'st,sdE HARE, a mad, end
10 g 1'oh 9,S, al Forces last evening Nvas sig
La success. INTRODUCES pictures Of " aching
ION, VIZ lith street in 65 and now ant a hu-
sncro Is view OF the ON ce of "The Capital" the
EHglnius noatlng the Spanish and sftesw, lrds
the ABericaG Tag, and several pictures Of IA iry
and. Mr.. =. +. Davies, the veatriiog uist. w rs
a mai ed success and afforded innate amusa d.
Eens, and the psntomime fairly ratified with
fU1. Altogether the entertainment was OF the
jylleSt chaIacter-the scenery all new ~and
beautiful. and the characters OF Mother Goose
Nv Srs. Germon, Santa Claus by Mr.. Vsrrey,
Puss IN Boots by Mr.. Stanley, with the Miss
ChnoEd. " yDdhsm . Stoc KHAN, etc, In songs and
dances, we're all In the Most enjoyable humor.
~ a 20 te repeated tonight.