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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

EAT An ANNUAL ELECTION of the Knights
OF ST. Stephens, held at their ball, corner O.
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. last
evening, the following officers We're elect d
Tor the ensuing year: William Ryan, COM
mandeT (re-elected); ThoIaas Foley, LIST dep
nty do; William Shancey. I'd do. do; j. ID.
Sleary, 81 do. do; Z. VI. Day, recording Sec
rotary; Patrick Reilly, financial secretary;
II. Cleary, treasurer; j. He.nes, wardel; J.
Carpenter, standard bearer. PATRICK Con-
nors. Peter Mccartney, John Foster. limo
Thy Donohoe, Patrick Keefe, John Collins.
board Of governors
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL brakeman ON the
Alexandria and Washington railroad named
Edwd Worthington, while engaged in comp
ling the engine Of the one O'Clock local train
from Washington 10 the cars, at the ST.
Asapn street depot, this afternoon, was
struck on the side OF his abdomen violent
blow and Knocked senseless by the coupling
bar, which slipping from its proper place,
was thrust aside by the backing of the loco
motive. Hewas picked up at once and taken
into the depot, where he died within a few
minutes. The body was put on the three
O'Clock train and sent 10 Washington, where
the deceased, who was single man, re-
SlGcl.-d Ie I(IIlflIiN (rnzfffc. I1Lh.
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COULDN'T CATCH IT.-A colored man
named Richard Roy, employed at Watkins
mill, while under the influence of li0uor on
Christmas, said he had often heard OF Do ,
pie who caught n y ing bullets in their hands
srd that he meant To try the experiment
himself, and shifting the action TO the word
ne fired pistol with one hard and tried To
catch the ball with the other. The ball went
through the palm OF his hand, and the whole
hand VIII probably have to be amputat63 ,
and pending his recovery his family will
manage to live as Vel as they cau.-Alccaa-
ff1in f,Qzeffe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

TIE THEATERS.- Nd'iO,tIl.-s' 4 round the
word IN Eighty Days" attracted a large au-
0lence last evening. and, considering that il
Wa It's hrst presentation, passed OF In COOL
style. Ire grand spectacular effects and the
rieh appointments were highly praised. The
cast - good and the play viii no doubt be a
SnScesS during the engagement, which is for
one week only.
IhsGfo Cc"tJege-"Jack the Giant Killer
j. Low e. sagiug The attention or large all-
diences AZ This theater, and the additional
nrSt-ciasS variety performance makes the
bill most attractive one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

Two GIRLS DROwNED.-Nettie Smith and
Ann Conlin, aged and IL years respectively,
while attempting 10 cross the Zee at North
Andover, Mass, on Saturday, wsre droyned
by the ice giving way.
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GET THE GENUINE ARrrcIETt

GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.-The great
popularity OF " U'tl6Or'S Compound of Cod Tirc7'
Oh and Lime has induced some unprincipIed
persons TO attempt TO palm Off simple arti-
Gle of their own manufacture; but any per-
son who is suffering from Coughs, Colds, or
purchase this article. 1t requires no puf
hng; the results following its use are its best
recommendations, and the proprietor has
ample evidence on file of its extraordinary
success in pulmonary complaints. The
phosphate of lime possesses a most marvel
Gus healing power, as combined with the
pure Cod Liver Oil by DR.. Wilbor. This
medicine is regularly prescribed bv the
medical faculty. For sale by A. B. Wilbor
Chemist, Boston. co
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GEORGETOWN.

B'NAI B'RITH--Potomac Lodge No. 10i,
j. .. b. B., has elected the following officers:
f. s. Rosenthal, president; B. Sinsheimer,
vice president; ii. Strauss, recording secre-
tary; l.. Berwang.r, financial secretary; w.
Nordlinger, treasurer; NJ. Louis, assistant
monitor; l.. Rice. warden. L. Gradwohl, w.
Nordlinger, and III. Strauss representatives
TO the Grand Lodge to be held at Atlanta,
Ga, January 30th, 1876.
GRAIN TRADE.-Boat Caledonia with I, 400
bushels of corn and !, 400 bushels of wheat
consigned to Hartley & Bro; also 15S barrels
of -four to j. G. & j. NJ. Waters. Boat II. M.
Talbot with 600 bushels of corn TO Hartley
q Bro. There were no offerings on Change
this morning.
81 The phenomenon of a thunder storm is
reported in Ohio and Indiana yesterday with
disastrous effects.
RThe proposed new constitution of Texas
permits nine jurors in panel of twelve To
return verdict.
sSBuffalo Bill has given a gentleman a
New Orleans a wonderfully economical
gun, which "can be fired thirty-ive times
without loading"
gan express train on the Atlantic and
Great Western railroad was thrown off the
tack near Salamanca Y, yesterday
Five persons were injured.
rS-Mr. Henry Reenz has been arrested in
New York for sending challenge TO fight
cuCl and committed to await the result
o! an inquiry as TO his sanity.
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KILLED HIS AUNT.-An aunt and niece,
Nancy Cotton and Susan Long, quarreled
and fought in Coffee county, Ala. The niece
called 20 her brother, IL years old. TO kill the
aunt. He stepped up and stabhed her under
the shoulder. She died Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

STRUCK BY LZGHrNING.-In Memphis,
Tenn, during a severe thunder storm yes
terday, the house OF Joe Vincent, colored, on
South street, was struck by lightning, and
both he and his wife badly inju red, and are
still I'm a critical cOndtt ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

BUILDING PERxIrs-AntonF Fisher q two-
s,ory brick workshop, or dye-house, south
SIDE u, between 9th and 10th streets NORTH
west =, 40. Lizzie Snow, construct area
put up steps, and otherwise Improve a brick
dwelling on west side nth, between G. and ID
streets northwest; 81 COO
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusemeats, de, Tonight.

Nutiondg 7hedteT-'tAround the World in
Eighty Days"
HGsolic TeUlple.-Grand SOciable for the
benefit OF st. DominiCs Church.
TheGteT CO1ni91ie.-'Jack, the Giant Killer
and variety perfOrmance.
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The OYSTER CAPTAINS MUTUAL PRorEC-
TON ASSOCIATIONS met last night, Capt. ~
j. Lewis in the chair, and Mr.. Thomas Sec
rotary. Several captains were admitted
INTO the organization, which now numbers
slXty-nlne members, comprising nearly all
The oyster dredgerS who bring their products
10 this market General satisfaction was
expressed by the members at the beneficial
results OF the organization to themselves
and The consumers of oysters. They state
lnat most OF the keepers of restaurants and
notes are uOT making their purchases direct
IRON M LeiShear, their ignee. AID thai
tEey are well pleased with the change, as
tEey are satisfied 10 has resulted to their ben
eht- Inc oyster captains now find ready
SAFES. remUnerative prices, and prompt pay
mentS for their products, and leave for the
lower river and bay satisfied that they have
been fairly dealt with.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES has been issnad IN
Jonn {. Daniels and Annie Bell; John q.
summons and Victoria Lacy; Otto q.
SSssnreiner and Title Wood, OF Wheeling,
west virginia. Henry Lewis and Laura
B3keri Jacob Clark and Mary Thomas:
Arthur Whitaker and Ida Iewis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

TIE BRAZILIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION
was opened at Rio de Janeiro on the 81
instant, amid great demonstrations OF re-
JoiciDg, the occasion being also observed a,
The birthday OF the Emperor. Preparations
are being made for a grand display of Bra
lillian products at the Philadelphia Exhi-
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Weather ProoabtIftie1 ro.dav,
OFTIcE OF CHIEF s.eNAL OFFrCER. ,

y
For middle and eastern states increasing
cooler northeast 10 southeast winds, falling
barometer. with rain or snow attending the
development OF slight depression ON the
middle Atlantic coast
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CITY ITEMS.

a NEGLECTED COUGH, COLD, OR SORE
THROAT, which might be checked by a sim
pie remedy, like ''Bro'Cn's bronchial TrOcheS,
If allowed to progress may terminate seri
ously. co
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RemovuI-Corns. &c,

HtmONUI-UOTns, &c,
On and after December LIST, DIR. White,
CttTopodist, will occupy the very eligible
apartments of the new brick building, 141S
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment Of Corns, BUnions, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, &c.
FRECKLFsremoved by Natures Beautiner
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hkAL EsrATE SALE.-Thomas r. wagga-
49, ". la estate broker, has sold for r b.
a. ooIinan, Virginia, part OF lot II, In SQUARE
-, -, on 4th street west. with Improyemenfs
" Serenlan Murphy, for Fl, 200 cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

PREsENT
UNUSUAL VARIETY
AND AT
POPULAR PRICES!
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
Specially imported and the newest from the Amsri-
can Press.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Elegantly Illuminated, 81 TO SIS each.
HAbDERCHIEF CASES AND GLOVE BOXES
In Russia Leather and Wood, handsome, really use.
fuli and cheaper than ever offered.
DRESSING GASES
For Ladies and Gentlemen Tor travelling or h5ne
LADIES' RETICULEs AND BELTS,
--latest Paris Styles
EECESsARIEs AND POCKET COMPANIONS
In endless variety.
CHAMPAGNE KNIVES, new.
And q full assortment Of
RODGERS CUTLERY.
Gold ll6 karat mounted PENCIL CASES and
CHARMS and GOLD PENS.
DESKS especially well made and highly orna-
mental.
WRISTBANDS in over 300 varieties.
CHROMOS equal in appearance TO the finest OH
decorations, and thousands of USEFUL and OREA-
MENTAL ARTICLkS adapted TO the season.
MAZE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW,
While our assortment is complete.
sOLOM0NS q CHAPMAN,
Agents for Lawrence's "Pure Linenn Papers
oecl1-u gil Pennsylvania svsn-a
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RYm USEFUL PRESENTS,
Sklfo Ladies' and Gents rRAvELIyGSHfN
attached. ~s
Chidrens TOY TRUNKS.
Ladies' and Gents TRAyELING SATCHEIs
SHAWL STRAPS, POCKET BOOKS, &c
DOUBLE and SINGLE HARM ESs
LAP k0BES, HORSE BLANKETS
SADDLES, WHIPS, &c.
Trunks Covered and Repaired, and made 70 order
All Repairs to Harness, at ~S'
N. MeMURRAY'S NEW STAND.
No. sos Penny ivanis avenue norths e.t
oecle-V Market Space
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w III. WHEATLEY;S
STEAM DYEINa AND CLEANING EsrAB.

80 Jsfs,sor STset, Gs0Jgstcts,, PC
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857. Kn.
larged and improved, 1874 Ladies and GentleInen'.
wearing apparel Of every description, Including
teivefs, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c, &C., nicely cleaned or dyed; als1. Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send rs your address and we viii call for and re-
turn work at place In the District free of extra
charge. Work receiy ed and returned by mail or eX.
press from and TO place in the country. ap2ltr
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WASHINGTON SHAKEN Ely AN EARTH
CCAKE IN f-55.-The PHILADELPHIA IeEgaT
states that an earthquake occurred in North
Carolina. April 18th, ISIS. " was felt also
In Virginia, the District of COlumbf Narv-
land, and in Philadelphia. Al Raleigh. v
C. the "shOcks" were described as .'seve re :"
but no hour was mentioned. At the Wash
register the precise time 10 the tenth of a
second, the observers say that at precisely
l2-5l there were '.twO shocks" with An inter-
val OF one second between them: and that
after the lapse Of two minutes there wera
three more shocks in rapid succession, more
violent than the first, and they noted a smell
OF sulphur indoors but none outside Baiti-
more, on the same occasion, simply reported
"slight. shock" of earthquake about one
O'Clock" In Philadelphia. at the SchuylkiiI
arsenal, the report was "four shocks, at in
tervals OF one second"
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First-CIas, securing and pyeins.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & Hutchison's Slim
ulating Liniment cures Sprains and Bruises.
4:
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Kan king hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays,2
to and 6 tos. NtSIslIe
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


CT TDIES.
FRESH FOR HE HOLIDAYsi
FRENSH CREAM MIXTURES, tine s.sor..
BRokiS' cXSDIIs-..., i IS:. i for
NUTS AND RAIsINs.
We have just purchased in New York, At close
sSnssf "S M SsTs 'SSPss and are
: p. NKW LosDoN LAYER RkIsTSs-. Zoo
i T.. e SSAkrSSE "a Sggs ans sc
Also, Layers in quarter ScSe:. sGltaEas and MAJ
Rsisins.
2s RUSHELs VERY FINE
OHIO sHELLBARKs.
We have also added largely TO our stock OF
kAkSl GRoCERIEs. aud quote in part
EXTRA YELLOW PEACHES, ia granulAied
WHITE HEkfH PEACHES. do.
BEUhRE CLAlRGEAN PEARS, DO
BARTLkTT PEARs, do.
CALIFORNIA HONEY.
FRENCH GEERKINs, in glass bottles.
s sPtNfsH OLIVES 6IIyEs i 70 glass bottles S
AUTUMN CLUSTERS. { Fancy Cyl Pickles
TINY TINS, Fancy Pickles.6
PATE DE FOLS GRAS
TRUFFLES
MUSHROOMS.
EAST INDIA PEPPER SAUCE.
PRINCE OF WALES SALAD SAUCE.
INDIAN CIRRIk POWDER
CALIFORNIA PEARS.
EXTRA FINE CROWN LAYER FIGS, large aud
small boxes
Mia GA GRAPFS
ASPTNWALL BANANAS
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, by the gallon
NEw YORK BUCKwHEAT.
TURKEY PRIMES, IL lbs. for 81
SPECIALTIES - CHOICE FAMILY
TRADE.
ELPhONzO TOUNGS g. CO.,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Opposite United States Patent Ofice.
ELPEONZo YOUNGS.
decl5-2w JEROME u JOHNSON.
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ENAMKLkD IN Wax.
no COUNTERPART.
xHk ORIGINAL FLOWERS USED,

MRS EVA FRIES
ben 70 announce that the FloVer1 made bynA
ner nave Deem examined By florists, under
sakefs, and other competent DerDons, and
na 1yS peen prononnced Perfect.
1UN1kAL WREATHS, CROSSES, AHOHORS.
end other devtces made ct the shortest notice.
1IoweI toI paIttoo and Funerals furnished n
ees,,.m MRS. y Ia saJF k n e..
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

hOLAbAl hpplN~.
PrPILs IN rae
SCHOOLS OF WARRINGTON
VIII FINo AT
WARREN CHoArE a cos
Asplendid collection q ussful ans appropriA,s
articles for Presents e. Teachers.
Psree,. cannot tAil q asd son.thiEs that win be
ust he thing for the CAiidren.
Teachers can be shown great variety OF article.
especially ADAPTED Tor Presents % their Scholars
Friends NAV select from . large assortment some
valuable Souvenir CIR = friend.
Lsdies can IND hundreds Of appropriate Presents
Tor Gentlemen.
GentlemeH nav have tho same opportunlty An their
renembrsnoes e the Ladies.
In fact our g ca hss bscn selected with snoh care
thsi IN u NAV BE- found something that vii meet
every requirement.
BEA UTJFCL PRESENTATION BOOKS.
JuyenyiIs Book. in greet variety. Popular ana
Standard v ore Family Bibles. reach-rs' Bible.
Roysters Bitl-s. Prayer BooEs. Pb1+oCrNph A.
bnns, Pooke' Books and Wallets, Gard Jsses. Cisar
Js~ei RS1e. scSs Ms 's sa S. . ~ RseS
Goods. Goid rese.l asses, Color BoNes Mathe-nsf-
ioal Instrume t.. japanese Goods AID = isrse s1d
detail '> '-l' So DC 'n'-''Oa'i ID further
We WILL GIVE
to 81 WHO dssi-o beautifully printed Catalogue a
n n and price, sus euuHeTatilg detail he n -
81 cur hOiidNr Stock.
WARREN Cf0ATE q co.
BOOKSELLERS AND STGTI3NEkS,
deco Vernon Row. gfl P.r, a.,
HOLIDAY NOTICE.
To give thu-s iJ ear e HOLIDAY 7 z-ts An an
p6rtuIii2 toe. M. heir g-rst variety q
NLOCkS- BfprEFS. PARIAN.
tLAkAs rrk tNp FLpRFNTINF
MARBLE VASES AND SrATUETrEs.
BOHENlAN GL SSW AXE.
GERMAN eTlrENT LAMPS.
fORrAELk GAS pROP LIGHTS,
SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELs
and other sricts IA To- great variety enumcrate
HAMILTON a. PEARSON
VIII have their stores open every Evening drrirr
me hVltSas seaFo1 d, como enclng Tonight, Whea
they 81 Doe glad - receive sud wait uppn al Who
laN,r them ith cali. Customers Uiil % well G.
embrace this upp.rtuIi.y, a. they viii dnd their
goods At IRON O. 2a cent lower than those OF
The sane ana iy II oN here. and 20 thO-e Ehp births
this notice with thsn they will alow an extra dis
count 81 10 pr "a. on al cAsh purchases.
deo20-l0t IR.pl0t /
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LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office to residents of The Dis
tTlct of COlum bia, Maryland and Virginia,
Tor TIE week ending December 2sth, 1873,
ard each bearing that date: District of
COlumbia-Spencer NJ. Clark, Improvement
in power belts; Jonathan Dennis, ir, inn
prOyement in diSSected picture aud letter
blocks Charles y. ElOeckheT, Improvement
ID rotary steam engines; Alexander MOfftt,
Improvement in horse shoes. Maryland
Benjamin :. Benson, OF Baltimore, Md, i'm
Irovement in steam plOTs; Louis McMur-
ray, of Baltimore, Md, Improvement IN
soldering apparatus. Nirginia-Jackson c.
Miller, OF Danville. Va, Improvement in
tobacco cuTers; James +. y. Gibbs, of
Steele's Tavern, Va, Improvement, in sew
OF Richmond, Va, improvement in COM
bireG mattresses and bedsteadS. West
NIrgini2-WilliamD ID. GJSeman. OF Moran
town, west Virginia, Improvement Ia Dire
place heaters.
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A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 9O6 @ street, 8
doors west of 9th street, just q few steps
from his former place on 9th street, where he
is ready to do any work In his line in his su-
perlOr manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes,
Grape Wells cleaned at very shsrt notice.
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without taken apart
ard spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeing a speciality. l.2l-tr
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VI 81 HIGH STREET
Bank hours, q. m. to p. m, and on Saturday,
deposits General Banking Business done and col
lections made On all accessible points: Discount
q. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
a. Polktnhorn, Thos Bowling, j. T. Mitchell,
Henry Dickson, 3. L. Cropley, fred. W Jones,
kiley a. shinn, Z. ID. Hartley, Thomas Knowls
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Il .ARGE STOCK DRESS GOODS.
BLACK SILKS OF BEST MAKES
EXTRA INpUCEMENTs IN DRESS FABRICS
as stock IL too large and must be sold
american aud French Plsids from l5c. upward
Dress Goods from l23Sc. 20 fine Qualities
Black silks 81 10 81 50, very cheap.
hlennels at reduced prices.
Holiday Presents OF useful goods all through the
stock st cheap rates.
NJ differs from 35c 70 81 so; Initial Handkerc hef.
slightly soiled. soc worth 75c.
Plain and Hemmed stitched, half dozen in a box
All OF the Woollen stock marked down.
Carpets In Brussels snd lngrans NJ manufacturers'
prices TO close out
Rugs, Mats, and Oil Cloths.
Blankets and Comforts 81 80 TO $40.
TN. NAUDAIN.
deca-u 709 Market SIS
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For the Holidays.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
We offer the following UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES and CONSIGNED GOODS from ~
Is to 50 per cent. less than similar goods can be On
bought any "a here 70 this city. <-shX
SOLID GOLD and SILVER LADY : and CFNI =
styles
variety.
AspieDdid collection Of DIAMOND JEwELRY
A rare collection Of 6ne GOLD latest STYLES of
SITS, RINGS, BRACELETS. PINS, EARRINGS,
SEALS, STU Us, SLEEVE BUTTOhS. &C &C
SOLID SILVER and PLATED WARE French
and AMERICAN CLOCKS, RRONZES, GOLD
MOUNTED CANES, &c, &C, suitable for Holiday
Presents.
All ask Is fair mparison with the same quail
lily and price 20 convince you that in business
We can aff9rd 70 offer extraordinary Inducements
Please call early and have the first choice OF a
good selection. Goods retained for a reasonable
time
q. GOLDSTEIN d CO..
LOAN AND COMMTSSION BROKERS.
decl6-tr n. 4. corner 10th and u streets
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CHRISTMAs GOODS
FROM IMPORTERS AUCTION
Which will be sold at GREAT BARGAINS:
100 dozen Ladies, Gents and Children's Hamcasd.
Hemstitched, Embroidered AID Initial n az irchief.
magIlncent Black Gros Grain SILK, 81 50 yard.
Best 4 Black Cashmere IN the city
Plain, COlored and Striped Stockings
i'd, log Skin. Buck and Cloth Gloves.
Shayls. Sears and Nuiiers
Leggins, Hoods Nubias and Cardigan Jackets.
Sets Embroidered Collars aud Cuffs.
Canvass Slippers and Cushions at half price.
Also, a few sets OF FINK h RS that will be sold
ct a sacrifice.
At the CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY.
CONNOLLY'S,
declS-tr Cos 9th street. CPD. Patent Office.
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ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Elegant lew Juvenile BOOKS
Linen TOY BOOKS ~ U''' '''Oi-S
R RlIs R6o iRs FRaTER BOOKS.
Gold PENS and PENCILS
G Sfsfr abf pSREFDL f5s AcHoBATs
Como and PsIais Royal PAPETERIE.
WONN's CONFECTIONERY,
w 72l 9th Street northwest
ICE DREAM, WATER ICE, JELLIEs, CHAR
Weddng. AND and PSqte. ssrHea
All Kinds Fruit and French Candies slim
~. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. m.
NJ INITIAL HAEDKEBcHIEFs. for sMS
- Ladies' Gentlemen and Misses.
HEnssTI 1 + Pr, EEN I ard LACE
KID GLoVES-Jouvin and GeOrge,te-fuIl lines
NECK TIES, MUFFLERs, EMBROIDERED
F9sci Foxes hRs . 9SssFSS IN
mas Presents, at lowest prices.
DRESS CAPS and CHILDREN s BoNNErs
decis,u MIS- IS, NJ n1d = az HaS SsI1,.,
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN,
OLD AND YOUNG,
who are solicitous Of making purchase Of
HANDSOME ARTICLES,
IyGult respectfully call your attention to the rs,
CHR. RUPERT,
4C3 SEVENTH STREET,
BetSeen and streets northwest,
wheTe ycu will ind the larges. and finest assort-
meut Of
Toys AND FANCY GOODS
which has ever been displayed in the Metropoli..
give MN call You viii find the prices according
70 .Ie .lLnes decl8 tyanl
- BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY
WV1k{ PRESENTS.
THE WORLD-RENOwEED PIANOS MANI.
FAOrURED BY
VIM. kNABE Il co.
nsve ever borne an enviable reputation, ana mona
otnefs have ever been known to ca ua them in toncb
toIs, nnish and durability.
1N Mn; MssSSAM MON NEW PATENT LOOK.
=, SH0QINGER'S CELEBRATED ORGANS and
MnlTlN9 DESK combined, very powerful And
toned Instruments II stops and ttro as onr-
4 4.V SSetarSs q Ca.mS BOOK CLOSETS and
nne assortment Of PIANO STOOLS
All Tor sale on the most reasonable terms and ex-
ceedinely low for CASH st
REICHENBACH,S
Sole Agency for the District Of Columbia and xicint
AND Alexaqdria: We.
FOR fHE HOLIDAYs!
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{ CHRISTMAS New YEARS PRES

Useful as well as ornamental NOVELTIES.
4 Lttl5 Of ErsTgfttdE Ckscp.
At CRAIG q JAGksOS'S.
III Bridge street. Ge0rge town, D. q.
Only % cents dacI5 Gyy
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Dear biT:-I can supply you with good sub
jects for SZ5 each. i Will, during the winter
carefully packed, on receipt of $3.50 in al
vaTce, and the balance as soon as you receive
The package. AS i had some trouble some
amount to DR.. II. Camp, No. 13s Blocker
street, New York. or DIR. c. w. Seldom, No.
q West Sd street, New York. Either of these
gentlemen Will act for me, as IL is not safe 10
have letters sent 20 me in nv own name.
Yours respectfully, B. w. CHRISTIAN.
The trouble he refers to was his prosecution
in this city. An indictment has been found
against him by our grand jury, aud the 0p-
portunity 10 capture him will probably not
be lost by our officers.
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PROFESSIONAL.

hR. ROBERT REYBURN has REMOVED hts
~ ONCE 10 his residence, No. 2l29 street north
West once hours-8 to s5z a. H., II M, aud to
p. m. dec2 In
NfARY PARSONS, NJ. D, 1922 r stree, uoTta-
I'i tce. Particular aten zion given 10 diseases Of
s 70 D 2. m. nOEX en-