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G. Nj. Towson s. Co.
WILL OPEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 18Th,
job IN CALICOES.
Only 20 pieces perfect Calicoes at Sc. per yard
JOB 80 pieces double width Rep Popfn at Soc sell
yeb % dozen Ready made Cloth Skirts at soc,
yob 70 dqz. all Linen Towels (stripeD at IKE.
JoD l. nome. made Twill Blankets at SIS per pair
HO, FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
UNEXAMPLED ATTRACTIONS!
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
AT &. NJ TOwsON AZ CO..
dSz me med stitched Hkfs' fancy. boxes, 81 60.
i" /" % ssS,
Job As doz. Plaid o. CLIQUE Scarfs At 5sc
JOB 100 de- all Linen II kfs at Sc
dea il bO4, sai6 sis $751; ,ssGiy ss sos Ss
Gents Hemped stitebed Hkfs, very low. S
Gents Silk Mniliers in plain, plaid scroll, and Cor
Jsd hlnG;GPis patterns from soc. up, .,
Job in Msrseilles Trimmings, I5c apiece Ci2 ydsJ
Lace Hkfs from Soc upwards
Nottingham Laces fun width, as low as IS 50, 81 Is,
50 different designs in Ladies and Misses Fancy
BslbIisssgg H irS% AZ III IL rs 2s upwards.
fufksy Bed Damask, Bieached Damask, Buff Dam
White can, and BED BOrdered Napkins, Turkey BED
Double width Black Alpscss a. Is, 80, 81, 500.
jed aGSS,s ysGp ana d0ubie-facs Mohair' extra
u,..oFo FOR LADIES' sACoUEs.
MOSCOW Beaver in blue and black.
Brown Castor Beaver.
Extra heavy Drap d'Ete low rs SlS, SlD, 81
Full stock Plaid Dress Goods from la,I. is N o.,
DAILY additions Of choice Goods to the above
C.M. TOwsON d CO,
asc, Sy =. Pennsyivania avenue, near 7th street.
hair
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In BANKRUPTCY.
u Dis.rtcf Of Columbia. S..
At Washington, the nd day of November. A. ID,
1915 the undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
continent as assignee Of ZACRARlAH T. CAMP
udged bankrupt upon the petition of his CT titors
by the Supreme Court Of said District.
WIN. II. CAMPBELL, Assignee
j. SAYLES BROWN,
oteH eoN Register In Bankruptcy.
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CATHOLIC BOOKSTORE,
~ $40 G STREET,
Between 9th and 10th streets,
ID. A BROSNAN,
The most elegant variety of CATHOLIC BOOKS
and AkTICLkS suitable for Holiday Presents ever
offered for sale in this city
THE FIRST CHRISTMAS an illustrated his
tory of the birth aud ch Id hood of the Saviour for
me use OF children, is the finest of Its kind pub
Ilsneo dscl7.3t
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued II
Ihos Ii. Luckett and Julia Wrinkle, OF
woodbury.. Md; Jas. Honesty and Martha
Eskridge, both OF Montgomery county, Nd ;
smith Jackson and Margaret Ellen Bark,
both of Georgetown; VIM. V. Mason, OF
HIInce William county, Va, aud Eva l..
Marsteller; Chas. Graham and Johanna
Chase; NJ: 5. Shipley. OF Alexandria, aud
Hannah Van Horn; fairy II. Arnold and
Della Simmons; Lewis Smith aud Emma
Crutchheld; Charles Burgess and Sarah
Green; Amos W. Jenkins and Maria f.
Wormley; John g. Ross, of Baltimore, and
Alice Hughes
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LOCAL NE VS..

NGttonGi TheGfeT.-Mr. John 7. Raymond as
sColOnel Sellers"
ThedteT CoEli9lIe.-"wild BILL
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THE LATE AWFUL WINTER le.

THE LATE AWFUL WINTER leaves behind
IL a frightful legacy OF Coughs, Colds and
Pulmonary Inflammation. PrOvIdentially,
however, an absolute and immediate cure
has been provided in HcleS Honey Of HOGr-
hound and Tar.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in one min
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A BROKEN LEG.-A lad named A. Kendig
residing with his parents on Sd, near NJ streff
southwest, IN attempting to mount a mule
was thrown of aud suffered a compour a
fracture OF his left leg and dislocation DIR,
Leach attended him; and thinks he will have
70 ampptate the limb,
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OPINION OF DIR. r. S. SFEUARr, president
Maryland Hospital. < Il have used
LttOt9'S Liquid Extract OF Beef for more than a
year, and recommend IL as one of the most
efficient preparations / have ever met with
IL combines the virtues of food and tonic in
q remarkable way"
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

RICH HOLIDAY GOODS, NO
AT LOWEST rrrcrs.o
We hare Just opened our ans assortment Of
CHRISTIANS GOODS AND PRESENTS,
Such as PhRIaN srATUETTS,
EAlOLICa.
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
BnHEMlAS COLOGNE BOTTLES,
DECORATED FRUIT SETS.
Do. ia AND DINNER SETS,
DO. CHAMRER SETS
Rogers 3 Fro.'s Plates Cake aud 4 ard STANDS e..
Also, large stlck IS kot kERN. HOt 81 FTR
klSHlkG GOODS, BESr CUTLERY, DBUp
HOEnEAD a CO.'S.
oteIs-yt SO ~ stree northUsst
TOHS T. nfTCbELB,
9SI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Special Offering - al CJoTH snd sEAL SKIN
COATS Tow on hand az Trl Pr t;ns. Dts-auHt from
regular prices, to close the b. the lst Of
Janusry.
The assortment comprises all the new sfvles OF
this season importation AMI manufacture in Cloth
SEAL-SETN COATS.
Ranging in price from 20 to $50 Also
SEAL-SKIN NUTS,
n ediUm and Fine.
JOHN r. MITCHELL.
decl6-tr AL Pennsylvania svenre
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READING NOTICES.

Mr.. W. s. THOMPSON, druggist, in 18th
street. has an excellent assortment of goods
suitable for holiday presents.
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EoB HOLIDAY PRESENTS soto -

HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES suitable for holi-
II Gay presents at DAVIS
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w II. wHsArLEy's

w n WHsArLEHS
STEAM DYING And CLEANING KsTAB-
LISHmENA,
~ Jsfysoz SfYseI, GsJTEecsfs, n q,
, lssebiished, lhSl. Premium awarded, i8D, NJ
lareeo aud improved, iS74. Ladies en- Centierlen -
Mearlng apparel Of every Cesoripiion, including
NeiFets, Crepe Wells and Trimmngs, aid Glove,
&C, &c, nicely cleaned dyed; also, urtsins sud
new Goods, Carpets and Baskets cleaned cGriRs
send rs your address and We viii call Tor er1 re-
turn work ~ place IN the District free OF extra
charge. Work received and reformed b mail 90 ex-
press from snd 20 place in the csuntry. ap1 O.
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ITSERUE AND APPROPRIATE
- HOLIDAY GIFTS!
ust received and will dispose OF at very reaspna
BILE prices for the Holiday season
full line of Lubin's Perfumes.
DO. AtkinsOn's do. Screw Tops
Maws Dglnh Tooth Brushes.
English and American lair, Nail and shaving
Brushes. in great variety.
Pomades, Cosmetics.
Splendid new styles PuDgents.
Toilet Bottles, of beautiful design, engrave ed
with names in gold and colors
ARD an immense assortment of other elegant goods
too numerous TO name.
- Also, hne Old Rye WHISKY, warranted pure
california WINES and BRANDY. We make a
specially 70 have these goods pure and reliable only
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
decI-tr Corner I'd and d streets norfhMe.t
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK Sillery. Extry Dry,
and Grand Vim Medaille Champagne. For
sale by Hall d Hume. l23,eo3:
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TRUE BILLs.-The grand jury to-day re-
turned TO the Criminal Court true bills of in
dictment against Arthur Holmes, false per-
sonatton; Annie Foulk, larceny; Maggie
Mllllams, do Alice Bell, do; Eliza Bell. do /;
John Ormstead, alias HOMESTEAD elias Hmm.
stead, bigamy. In having married Catherine
Johnson in July, 1875, having married Sarah
a. Ormstead IN December, 1855; Arthur
Holmes and EZEKIEL Lock wood eonsn;racv
70 defraud the government out of 800 bounty
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The BuffaIo Lithia wa

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN-But
Stimulating Liniment cures Neuralgia. 4
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STOCK in regular lines OF STAPLE FANCY
- GOOTS ard NOTIONS. complete in every lie
partn ent, and all maTk'd down 10 the very lowest
prices, at DAVIS.
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TOR YHE HOLIDAYS

FOR YHE HOLIDAYS!
~, MATCHES, yEWELRY, sILVERWARE.
ghOCks, BEoNZks. OPERA GLASsrsi ESa
L un4 ,TnASLE CIILERY, plated WARE, etc
w. B. TAPPAN, JeWeief.
eeea ~ SOC Y street, Mssonic fem,lel
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THE GALES OF ARABY are not Spicier than
the aroma which the fragrant SGzOdOa: i'm
parts to the breath. Nor is the heart of the
ivory nut whittier than the teeth that are
cleaned daily with that matches fluid.
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THE SALE OF GENrLEMEN's FURNIsHISa
GOODS at Thomas Dovling's auction store
tomorrow Tuesday, morning at 10 O'clock,
ard IN the evening at ]. They are being SOLD
Iegsrules or lheir cost, and this sale presents
such goods.
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TIRE BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
Il STILL AHEAD.
TIE LOWEST PRICES OF ANY ESTAB.
LISHMEHT IN AMERICA For The
QUALITY OF GOODS We OFFER.
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order in the most
elegant manner Of the very best material, 81
1T guaranteed.
liz and 2lC0 Linen for only 81 co.
DkESs SHIRTS, Ready Made, OF DayOl Mnslin
and Zoo Linen for 81 Only 81.
Heavy CAkTOH FLANN EL DRAWERS, $50
=, ~ BRANCH STORE, 1919 street northwest,
OasItnston, " u deco tr
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RemoyaI-Corps ne

On and after december LIST, DIR. White,
ChtToT'o6ia, VIII occupy the very eligible
apartments OF the new brick building, 1416
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment OF Corns, BUniOns, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, &c.
FRECKL Esremoved by Natur e's Beautiner
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First.CIass scourina and Drsins.

A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 906 G street,
doors west of 9th street, Just few steps
from his former place on eth street, where he
is ready TO do any work in his line In his su-
perior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes,
Grape Wells cleaned at a very short notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
dyeing speciality. l1,N-tr
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CoHKNB LOAN oTFIOn, Oo-zs a. 7sA ssvss
- 80 NsW fxs ocss1s, entrance on New -
loIk esenue: The most private Loan One
y the cfty. Money loaned st the lowest rate - =
nteref 90 Gold And Silver W afcbes. Di<snonds,
sSsasnsns CsothfAs. csrIess and srstele q
49, eeeo6rJ
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ALL THE DESIRABLE FUBs NOW IN USE.
LADIES' SACQUES, MUFES AND B0As.
GENTLENEN's CAPS, TgRBANS, MUFFLERs
AND GLOVES.
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THE SNYDER RELEASE CASE.
Proceedings I'm the Criminal Court
TO day.
A NEW JUROR SWORN IN, AND THE TRIAL
GOES ON

NEW JUROR SWORN IN, AND THE TRIAL
GOES ON.
This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur, the trial OF the case of John
Green, of Baltimore, charged with "false ac-
acknowledgement OF bail, ;" in personatfng Mr..
David Edes, of GEORGETOWN, and going on
the bail bond of r. w. Snyder-the alleged
Perry bufgIar-was resumed-District At
tOrney Wells, Hon. jeremiah Wilson and III.
n Wells, jr.. for the government, and Mr..
W. A. Cook for the defendant.
Mr.. Hopkins, the sick juror, on account of
whose indisposition the court could not pro
coed with the case on Friday and Saturday
last, was still absent.
Mr.. Cook suggested, to save time, that a
stipulation be made to go on with eleven
jurors, or another juror might be selected in
the place of Mr.. Hopkins, the jury resworn,
and the testimony up To this time be read to
Them. He would have authorities on the
subject i'm few minutes.
Mr.. Wilson suggested that the first prop
OsitiOn was rot correct, as eleven could not
constitute jury. and the prisoner could take
advantage of 1t. He thought that there could
be no objection to the latter course, and the
government would agree TO n.
The court thought that the latter course
would be the correct one, and said that they
could proceed To select the additional juror.
y list of those jurors on the regular panel
who had not been called was prepared, and
Thomas b. Warrick was selected, but IL was
claimed that there was already full pro-
portion OF colOred men on the jury, and as it
was white man who was absent, IL would
be proper 10 select another white man. Mr..
Warrior was therefore directed TO stand
aside, and Mr.. Patrick Sweeny was called in
the box.
The court thereupon directed that the min
utes show that the present jury is discharged,
and that eleven jurors were reswOrD, with
Mr.. Sweeney, as fOllows:-Isaac Z. Childs,
Carter A. Stewart, Patrick Sweeney, Rich'd
Il. Griffin. Edwin c. Baum, VIM. P. Ryder,
Warren Dent, Gideon w. Lafner, William
b. Moses, Jas. McDermott, Jos. a. Simms
and Daniel Loughran.
The court directed the testimony to be rea
to the jury from the reporters notes-abOut
$50 pages of legal cap-and after some delay
Mr.. Wilson commenced the reading, and
was followed by Mr.. Cook. This consumed
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CITY ITEMS.

THE n. Y. HEALTH LIFT Co. are now
opening rooms at No. 925 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., second floor, for the purpose of intro
ducinP in Washington their method Of Cumu-
lative Exercise, which furnishes a full sys-
tenn of Physical Training in ten minutes
daily. They extend an Invitation to the
public TO visit their parlors.
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The Ice blockade on the POTOMAC.

Oa
The Alexandria Gazette of Saturday says:
The cold weather OF yesterday afternoon and
last night formed SO much ice on the river
that navigation to-day, for ali practical pur-
poses, was suspended. Early this morning
with the exception of a small streak in the
centre OF the channel, the surface OF the PO-
tomac, from shore to shore, was solid mass,
which, on the Maryland fats, was two inches
and a half thick, and which extended as far
as the eye could reach in either direction.
The steamer Sue arrived on time, however,
down as Quantico, and as thicker from that
point TO the White House than from the lat
ter point to this city. She also reports some
long boats frozen in at Craney Island. The
night from OccOquan, having been cut
through by the ice on her way up, and will
tie up here for the winter. The steamer Ex-
press, which should have sailed for Balti-
more last night, was frozen in so tightly ar
Washington that she could not get out until
a track was opened for her this morning
when she started for her destination. Tne
agents OF this steamer, who are the agents OF
the Sue also, have received instructions To
rake no more through freight, as the amount
OF river freight they will have TO carry for
their next triF-that is il they viii be able
TO make any mOre-wiu occupy all their
space. The steamer City of Alexandria. OF
the Washington ferry line, succeeded in
reaching Washington, after much difficulty,
this morning, but did not attempt to return
So the Washington ferry is closed, as the
steamer CITY OF Washington, the other boat
OF that line. Is also frozen in at her dock in
Washington. The Mount Vernon and the
Pennington lines are also closed. the Ar
row, OF the former, being frozen In at her
berth IN Washington, and the Fairy of the
latter. being unable to come out OF Piscata-
way creek The OccOQUan or southern mail
lire is also closed, the steamer Keyport
wing at Washington, and the Vanderbilt at
CUanticn, and the passengers by it had TO be
sent from Washington to Quantico on
special train this morning, and hereafter
will go regularly by rail. leaving here at The
same time the boat used TO leave.
The Thompson reached her wharf this
morning and through the track opened by her
me Terry boats are making occasional trips.
The Lady OF the Lake expects To leave this
evening for Norfolk.
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Weather Preoa6ntffes To-day.
oyyICE or CHIEF sIeNAL OFFICER.

OFF1CE OF CHIKF SIGNAL OFFICER,(
wAsHINGToS. December 20, 1875. (
For middle and eastern states. falling ba-
Tometer, increasing northeast 10 southeast
winds. warmer. hszy, followed by cloudy
weather and possibly snow.
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OPENED FOR TBE HOLIDAYS

nth q choice assortment Of House furnishing
and Fancy GOOds. Decorated and white French
china, French Cut and Engraved Glass Var,
Cutlery and Plated W are. Tin, Wooden and Willow
ware. Also. fine assortment o. Toys and Fancy
&C.
At the New House Furnishing Store -
VALIANT OGDEN,
az Heh street.
ceclO-2g Georgetown. ID. -.
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- Christina fI3
1875.

NOV in store, con pete assortment % sll kinds a
1 FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, EMBROIDER-
Iks, LACKS, &C., suitable for holiday presents,
ct DAVIS.
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A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes
Hair brushes and Combs, by W. s. ThCmp-
son, druggist, 703 18th street
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THE CROWN TOOTH Observation-Disclosures
will not fall out or break off while ing. To
secure the genuine see that TIE CrOlC3l Brush
is stamped on handle.
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WARREN CHOATE & CO.,
Call attention to their splendid stock OF
HOLIDAY BOOKS,
AND CHRONIC PICTURES.
IDS stock Is now com piete, and embraces a great
NUMBER OF appropriate, useful and beautiful ar
ticies suitable for Holiday Presents.
=, beautifully bound aud illustrated Presentation
Books; the standard authors in prose aud poetry:
photograph Albums IN sty les; Prayer Books and
bynnals; Bibles. More than three thousand i've
nile Books at oil prices.
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Beautiful Leather
GOODS, the finest Pocket Books ever shown in this
city, beautiful articles of Veru, selected Especially
Lor holiday Presents, appropriate and artistic Ia
~uesigns and at moderate prices.
ChremO Pictures in Mats and Frames All an
ppreI{ new and very besutiful Statuary Pictures in
BLACK Mats. wonderful collection of these,
VIC. & Co. speak with jusiifiable pride Of the
completeness OF their stock, excelling, il does
IN variety, extent and sdaptsbiy any OF their for.
mer assortments and they invite the inspection Of
WARREN CHOATE e. CO.
BOOKSELLE AND STA TONERS
oecIr Vernon Bow, cor. Pa. ave and IOth 81
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SILK MUrFLERs, TOILET SETS, GLOVES
= FANCY BOXES, EMBkOIDERED SETS IN
FANNY BONES, at DAVIS
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E'ANCv w0BK-BsSKETS, WORK -BONES,
II JEwELCA ard other novelties, especial
ly adapted 10 the wants Of present season. st
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS VI
FOR GE NIL EMEN.
Elegant Black Silk 3 ats, 81, S. 50, Sc.
Fine Soft and Stiff Felts. 81 to 81.
Nice, warm Gur-top Kid Gloves; Plain Kid
Cloth, Dog skin and Castor Gloves.
Gentlemen Ties, Scarfs, Bows, Mufiers, Collars,
White Dress Shirts, Scarlet and White Underwear
Cotton, MeIino, and Fine Wool Half Hose.
Silk. Bingham, and Alpaca Umbrellas.
Trunks. Valises NJ d Satchels.
We guarantee to sell any or all # the above ar
Icles fully twenty per cent. less than any other
house d. aling in first class goods in this city.
LEWIS Popular One.Prfce store,
decl7-t $40 9TH street, between ] and K
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
'io Christmas 1I9
1875.
Now in store, pieie assortment % sill kinds II
l. FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, EMBROIDER-
ct DAVIS.
E'AHCy wOBK-BsSKETS, WORK -BONES,
JEWELCAskS, ard other novelties, especial
ly adapted 10 the wants Of present season. st
L AIDES INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs in great
IL variety AID very cheap, At DAVIS
HENsTITCHEp, EMBROIDERED, aud LACE
H HANDkERCHIkFs at unusually low prices,
SCABFs, TIEs and BOWS in very newest styles.
- Received 81 DAVIS.
SILK MUFFLERs, TOILET SETS, GLOVES,
- FANCY BOXES, EMBROIDERED sErs IA
FANNY BONES, at DAVIS.
STOCK in regular lines OF STAPLE FANCY
- GOODS ard NOTIONS. complete in every lie
partH entl and all mark down 10 the very loves.
prices, At DAVIS.
FOE HOLIDAY PRESENTS g3to
HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES suitable Cor holi-
4 DAY presents at DsYESs
decrI~ 7is Market Space, corner 81 street.
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District Government A6strs.

The District Commissioners have approved
the offer made by the agent OF the Clapp 4
Jones manufacturing company of Hudson,
,. y. for one Of the Clapp * Jones fire en-
gtnes, for - coo. This engine is much lighter
than any in use in this city, costs $500 less,
and is warranted for seven years.
ECII DING PERMITS
Issued 10 day by Inspector PlOwman john
H. Mason, frame dwelling south side alley
between J. and NJ and 18th and 18th streets
nor Invest; $50. B. G.. GlascOck. a brick
'0re room south side F, between 9th and
10th streets northwest; $500.
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IN 3 6 LILO G /.

" I Q e.
splendid new novel By Augusta krens,
author of-Reniah,-St. Eino,- FdsAst,-etc. The
last and best beck ever written By this popular
thor, and one Of the finest fctiOns IN the English
lsnsuaee. Every one must read H.. Sold every
q. ". CARLETON q CO., Publishers,
octD-m.vd.m NEW YORK
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I AIDES INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs in grea,
L. variety AID very cheap, a. DAVIS
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CHRISTMAS GOODS
FROM IMPORTERS AUCTION
Which will be sold at GREAT BARGAINS:
100 dozen Ladies, G ents and Children's Bemmed,
msgnlhcent Black eros "a TN SIX, y 50 yart
Best 81 Black Cashmere in the city
ram Colored and Striped StOckfpgs
PIG, reg Skin. Buck and Cloth Chores
Snasis Scars and Muffiers
Eegginsl Hoods, Nubiss and Cardigan Jscksts
.ets Embroidered Collars and Cuffs
CaINass clppers and Cushions az half price
a., also, lew sets OF FINE FURS that Will be sofa
At the CHEAPEST STORE IN TIE CITY.
CONNOLLY'S,
oeels-tT 60. 9th street. opp. Patent ofhoe.
NO: 1921 No. 43s
PR 4 MS.
Ornamental, useful and appropriate 70 ALI sea-
sons, embracing the finest assortment OF Genuine
POhCELAIN PAINTIHGS in the District
Brewertons PASTEL PAINTINGS,
OHOlCE PAINTINGS by Weyi.
New style EASEL eTATUARY, FLOWER
iklEOAs, fiHE OHRoM0S, and ENGRAVIHGs
SWISS CARVINGS and FRAMES
=, flne GILT and VELVET FRAMES, the finest
Ire "a the District, with variety OF nne FANCY
AhTICLE Is. novel and useful.
rGULD, slINER, TIMED and WORsTIDP
IUk1 COkD, PICTURE NAILS, RINGS, &e
s SItn 3 rSh Inc OF PAPER HANGING, WINDOW
Orders for Paper hangiues. Window shaae. aud
ficture Frames puncfualy filed.
z6nS cash. j. MARKRITER.
s,, No. 439 1rH STREET,
oecfZW Eight doors above Odd Fellow X all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-20

HENsTITCHED, EMBROIDERED, aud LACE
Il HANDkERCHIEFS at unusually low prices,
at DAWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-20

PRICES IEwELRY STORE has last put In a
beautiful case OF Lake George diamonds in
setS, buttons, studs. rings aud pins. No. 457
fennsylva avenue. near < street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-20

SCABFs,. TIEs ard BOWS in very newest styles.
- r.ceiYed 81 DANIS'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-20

THE warwick anu Elmwooi collar so
eios ely resemble linen, that the only differ
cree you can detect Is that they look and
Etbetter-AGC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-20

tHASGE OF TIaIE-See notice in another
S'ioInn OF change IN time of trains Cor Rich
kaGEd and ne south. -''~-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-20

No. SHORE MACkEREL in kits These q sd
ale selected, and extra fine
BONuLESS GOLDFISH
NEW YORK RUOkWHEAT,
BUTTER
MAPLE 6YRUP on draught
LIES. - anu "i-A
Fresh STTs Of ali kinds Fresh FIGS, RAIsINs,
CuBRANTS, CITRON, &c, &C.
Pure APPLE CIDER
OLD BAKER
Ihomp.ons PURE RYE
Ard a full line OF Ere FAMILY GROCERIES,,
PARKER BROS,
62s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl6.6t- opposite Metropolitan Hotel