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GEORGETOWN.

II. -. EKFORM.-PoStmaSter EdmundS was
here Yesterday in the post Office several hours
preparing To take charge on Tuesday next
before winch day he VIII appoint two clerks TO
conduct he business of the Office aud three
letter carriers. Judge Edmun.ls says that the
postal facilities for Georgetown under the new
system viii be improved instead of leSsened:
but that is no news to readers OF THE STAR as
It has been so stated In this paper from the
beginning Of the controversy. The location
for letter boxes was decided yesterday. II is
said there will be - of them distributed
over the town. Mr.. JeffrieS one of the new
clerks. was at the post office this am. taking
a lock around
TIVE Masonic CHOIR gave a very successful
entertainment at the Curtis school building
last night. The object of the eoncert WAS to
raise funds in order To rent Curtis school Han
Tor the remainder of their 'rehearSalS'' This
season. which object was accomplished.
BUILDING AsSoCIATION.-At the llth regu-
lar monthly meeting of the nth Building
Association, held last night. al GOddaTd's hall
~ shares were sold at an average of Sl42 per
share. being d. us sold. resolution was also
offered as an amendment To the constitution
ana adopted: THAT the valuation committee
shall value any property offered, and deduct
theTetTOm q sum equal To the special tax on
said property; and the attorney be instructed
TO insert such clause in the deed of trust as
snail protect the ASSOCIATION in ease of a sale
OF said property for special or other tax"
CHRISTMAS N THE SUNDAY SCHo0LS.-Dum-
barton street NJ. F. ;. 3. Mr.. Jno. T. Mitchell.
superintendent, gave its annual entertainment
10 the scholars last evening The exercises
consisted of 4 literary entertainment i'm the
church, after which the scholars descended To
the :. ;. room and received Il handsome box
tor IFS good singing. The Presbyterian :. = .
MIR. +. l.. Moore, superintendent. also held its
CHRISTMAS celebration last evening: - medals
We're given Tor regular attendance and l.
diplomas for those who had missed but one
sabbath. Bon bonS and toys were also given
To each scholar.
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Condensed Locals.

From j. C. Parker We have the New York
papers in advance of the mails.
The street lamps viii be lighted at SD p. m.
and eNtincuiShed at 2:45 a. IN.
Geo. A. Bailey. late publisher Of the Congress
siORol Go6e, died at Deering, Me, on We'd
HeSday.
The S0rereiqR Herald is the name Of a
weekly paper started in this city i'm the inter-
ests II THE SOverei gnS of Industry" IL has
for its motto Capital and LaboF-Friends,
not Enemies
Mr.. WIN. T. Carroll for several years past
the gate keeper at the Il. & L. Il. Il. depot in
this city. died Tuesday morning after an i'll
ness Of several weeks, leaving wife anAtiye
children.
At the 9Th Street VI. T. church last night.
here was large congregation present to wit
ness the Christmas entertainment OF the sinh
day school. under the superintendent of
Capt Donald McCathFan. 1t was very in
teresting affair, and during the evening gold
Ella Walters, and four handsome books to
Willie Palmer. after which Refreshments were
distributed to the children.
y. ShillingtOn sends the vastly attractive
Christmas number Of the london illustrated
Netcs; also HintOn'S new map of Arizona
A large photograph of Judge Taft. late At
torney General, has been received ar the De
partment of Justice.
The doors Of the hall of Immaculate CGncep-
lion Church. in which an entertainment was
90 be held last evening. were kept closed until
within few minutes of the time announced
for the opening exercises. In consequence
there was a terrific rush and several ladies aud
children were injured. One lady, who resides
near Sth and % streets. was so badly crushed
an the Jam that for several hours afterwards il
mas feared she could not recover.
Officer Powell arrested Franz eau this after
noon for cruelty IL animals the particular an
NAL IN question being a big black bear with a
Tlng in IFS nOSf
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ARREST OF THE ALLEGED MURDERER
George Brown. eolOred man, died at his
residence, on r street. between Sd and 2ith
streets northwest, about l01xo'elock last night.
from wounds received on the night of the 2lth
instant al the hands of Philip JohIrs on, also
cOlored. The affair did not become nown 10
the police until Brown was dying Yesterday
Then Sergeant SiUrgis and Officer Kirby were
detailed to investigate the matter. aud sue
ceeded In arreSiing johnson at his mothers
house, on 9th street, between N and L streets
northwest, just as he was sitting down to his
supper IL appears that the stabbing took
place al pound party at the house of Mrs.
stuart, on virginia avenue between 18th and
18th streets, about l o'clock on Christmas
and Johnson, and Brown attempted to eject
johnson. when senffe ensued. during which
johnson drew a knife and stabbed Brown IN
the left side and stomach, infiieting fatal
wounds. The wounded man was taken to his
residence and DIR. Draper called in, but all
efforts 10 save life proved unayaiing, and he
died last night as stated.
BROWNS DYING DECLARATION.
Before Brown was found 10 b. dying. his
friends, at his suggestion, kept the affair
secret. and doubtless. had he recovered there
would have been no prosecution. Yesterday
when II was apparent that he would die. and
DIR, Draper had so Informed the family the
ponce were notified, and Lieut. Hurley took
justice tMr. a. ). Taylor) to his house. when
ne made tying declaration To the effect that
johnson was friend Of his. as were also the
other parties present and when an attempt
was made by some parties to enter the house
without paying the pound" a fight took
place, and Phillip johnson cut him in the side
johnson. when arrested. acknowledged that
ne did the cutting. stating that he had got into
a fight and he cut in the crowd, and he sup
posed that he must have cut Brown.
THE INQUEST.
Coroner Patterson held an inuueSt at the
fourth precinct station to-day.
Henry Thomas testified that he was at the
party, and saw the fight between the parties:
saw George fall oil from johnson. and then
johnson struck him with the knife.
Robert Branahan testified that he parted
Phil and George, bat Phil went at him again.
and cut him twice. they had no words
keZiah Stewart testified to party drunk
coming to the house, and then raising a dis
turbance.
DIR. Hartigan testified that there were two
wounds, one below the twelfth rib penetrating
the abdomen. and the other in the left side
near the navel. cutting the bowels: and they
were sufficient To cause death
The ante-mOrtem statement of the deceased
taken by Justice a. ;. Taylor, was read. The
jury returned
A VERDICT
hat Brown came to his death from wounds in
hlcted by Philip Johnson. The coroner com
mitted him for the action of the grand Jury
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ALIEN ANDRIA.

EsCAPED.-A report has reached this city
that the negro. John Diamond. who, in com
pdny with two others. was sent to the peniten-
escape while at work on the narr0w-gauge
railroad. near HaTriSOnburg. Diamond il
viii be recOllected, was concerned in the bur
GlaTy of the residence of Mr.. Il. A. GrecnOugh.
near Fails Church, and. being tried and con
ylctcd. was sentenced to the penitentiary for
i've ye; r.. He formerly resided in Washing
ton, am is represented TO be a desperate vii
lain.
SINGJLA BIRD.-A gentleman from Wash
IngtOn Killed pure white partridge near Mt
Vernon one day last week. The bird has been
sent to the Smithsonian instituti0n.-[ Gazette,
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Holiday Goods.
WHERE To Buy THEM.


The pleasant and widespread custom OF
giving holiday presents is not confined To
Christmas day. but continues during the pre-
sent week. The immense stocks OF goods that
have been received by our merchants for this
Festive season, although drawn heavily upon
by Christmas purchasers, are still select and
varied. and contain many articles suitable for
New Year gifts. We VIII continue to notice
here the holiday advertisements as new ones
appear in THE STAR
Those i'm want uf winter clothing should not
fail % call ON a. STRAUSS, 1U11 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. His stock Of goods is very large and
be has reduced ms prices lower than ever be
fore.
Mrs. SELMA RUPERT. Ga 9Th street. has
large assortment Of Berlin and zephyrS fancy
and wOrSted goods. new designs Of embTOider-
les ON linen and fancy canvas. &c. &c.
Gard plate engraving and printing at j. &.
FARMER :. blt and 6lS Ith street. Get YOUR
cards engraved for New Years.
Get Your Kid gloves for New Years at VI AY's
Paris Md glove depot. ~ Pennsylvania ave
nUe.
One of the best holiday presents We can rec
smmend To our readers who have children to
educate. i a card OF admission To the Eclectic
Seminary ON the ri day OF January next.
Go to hER = lilu Pennsylvania avenue. for
winter styles 0f hats
Shirts very cheapat MEGINNIsS' 1G12F street
g.. r. - HAFER. iii Pennsylvania avenue. j.
selling on his stock of clothing and gents fur
niShing goods 10 close business.
Ladies' coats and dress goods a. W. w. Bur
DETTE's. E2s 9TH street, and 716 X street
r LEWIS y 60. are dealers in fine teas and
eOt1eeS, at - Bridge street. Georgetown
III. AOLLANDER SIS 9Th street, has plenty of
holiday SpeCdltIe> set.
go 20 fUSssLL>. lt2I New York avenue. for
Zee cream.
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WASHINGTON. DC. Dec y !

Editor 81 ne EreRjpr .St0f:-Sir: / desire
to call public attention to a gross outrage which
+ now being peTpetrated upon orr tax PAYERS
IN the sO-cdlled repairs 10 The avenue pavement
between 18th and 18th streets northwest The
contractor Jonathan Taylor. To whom the
award was made. fills up the holes i'm the pave
meht with some black compound. for which he
gets paid by the square yard This material
laslS about three days. and then crumbie, To
pieces leaving the holes rs they We're before
and ready for another repair. This is ecOno
my With vengeance. Who is responsible for
il? N "a
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &C., Tonight.

National 7ZeGter.-"Sea of Ice; or Moth
eT'S Prayer
7n6Gter COnligue.-" EsmeTald, the Gypsey
GirL"
Lincoln HoU-Aunt Polly BaSSett' 'Singin'
Skew
Curtis School Budding. GeOT0et0Va.-Musi-
cal and literary entertainment.
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ELECTIONS OF OFFICERs.-John F. REYNOLDS
Post. No. o. G.. a. r.. has elected the following
Officers: >. G.. Merrill, post commander: James
Mcmahon senior vice commander: W. H.
Moore. Junior vice commander: William III
huhnS. quaTteTmaster: DR.. :. J. Draper, sur
geOn; Aug. Ridgely. chaplain; NJ. O'Brien
officer OF the day: T.. PldcOck. officer of the
guard: John Riley, delegate to department
eneampment; Aug. Riigely alternate: c. +.
CorS0n, member Of hall committee.
Acacia Lodge, No, Is. F.A.A.M.. has elected
tne following oincers; %; Z. Brown. W.M.: X.
III. Thayer S.W.; T. W. Flowers j. w: j. j
Little. secretary +. NJ. Hanson. treasurer.
Harmony Lodge. No. u, h. of F.. has elected
The following officers: James 4. Barr Z C. /:
=. Baker, &C: George w. Thomas, VIC; w.
II. &. SimOnS p: William otto, VI. of E.: C..
Z. Graham. VI. OF F.: James II. Lewis. X Of
IL. and 3: II. {. Mockabee, NJ. at A: William
Garner C: q. III. HaskinS. O.G. Represent
aliyeS 10 the Grand LOdge-David Gregg. J. 7.
kennedy. W. H. G.. SimOnS. William OTTO aud
4. b. Graham
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows :.
>. f. Wollard ct al, trustees. TO III A. Duncan
son, 500, lot IL. 81. 1906; T. III. Callan ct al
trustees, toe. c. DuncansOn. $780, lot Z in Hol-
ct al. trustees, to a. r. Appleman. $50, lot 20.
81. 10; q. w. Stickney, trustee. To Commits
sloners OF f. 5. & T. Co, s., $40, part of tracts
I. ii. Thorn to X. LamsOn, s575. part of sub,
lot OF lots to 5, square 81: G. G. Schneider 10
4. b. Church, 81. part of lot IL sd 3lQ
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As-Tramps whip Massachusetts women
who do not have hot milk in their coffee.
The first session of the Free Diet of the
Lutheran church commenced in Philadelphia
yesterday.
A&WithOut coming to any definite agree
ment. the coal conference in New York ad-
lourned shortly after o'clock yesterday after
noon.
As-ls this story true that Matilda Fletcher
Is organizing social silence clubs among
women Throughout the couatry?'
SIS Colonel T. w. e.. Greene ake publisher
Of the Philadelphia Sunday ia Ecript. died
yesterday. He was pension agent during Pre-.
sident JohnSOn's administration
9Th, officers of the Boston Savings Bank
have ay;.iled themselves of a provision i'm the
bylaws requiring notice from depositors of
intended Withdrawals.
- Martin Poster was sentenced i'm Phila-
delphia, yesterday, 10 pay fine of $40 and
costs and 10 undergo term OF rfteen " IS
imprisonment, for felonious assault on a Ii tie
girl.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
10 Charles Skinner and l. Ovely Brooks. both of
caroline county, Va: Charles Goerner and
Katharine SchGpfen: Joshua Juna and Han
nah Williams: James III. Palmer. OF Ohio and
sarah Ann Hughes, OF Georgia John NJ Sal
iSDufy and Maggie BrOsnan: w. e. Dolly and
Cora Hudnall, both of Warrenton. Va: Baron
ID. Sumpsell and Maggie RennOe both of Eau
quier county, Va; j. w. Little. of Pennsylva-
ma, and Nina j. Smith, of Vermont Page
Parker and Matilda Gibson. both of Fairfax
John III. Reiter and MOllie Ii. Oliver
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~ JUST RECEIVED
WIN. BALLANTYNE'S,
42S Sth street.
All Around Palette: by l.. W. Ciampnev
One Happy Winter: by Mrs. :. s. Robbins
Real Boys and Girls; by Mary g. Bartlett.
The Story OF Creation: by ). NJ Campbell.
Life of Rev. Edwin n. Kirk: by Mears
The CedarS: More of Child Life: by Ellis GRAY.
the nee Conversion of Children; by E. p. Hammond
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CHILD SHOT IN THE FACE.-Yesterday al
terDoOn a a number of children We're PLAYING
AT the residence Of David Dooley, near the old
t0ll-glte Oh 9TH street road. one of them Jessie
Graham, pointed supposed empty pistol al
MI. D0Oiey seyen-year old chin. " Zen il went
on. infiictiDg a severe wound i'm the face DR.
MauSS il attending the child
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\ CHILD'S SKULL FRACTURED By FALL
This afternoon. about Is O'Clock a little five
year-Old son OF Mr.. Charles Miller, No. 20l0 Il
street northwest. fell from the second-Story
window OF the house, and very serious
WOund-d fracture of the skuil-wdS inflicted
on the head. Dr. HaTtigan. who was al the 18th
precinct al the time, attended the 10Y and
dressed the wounds
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Feather Indications Today.
OFFIcE OF CHEZ SIGNAL OFFIcER,

NdchinStOnt Iecesnbcr ZNtn. lSU.t
Per the middle Atlantic states. northwest.
Neer 10 increasing northeast winds. stationary
temperature, eXcept temporary rise. clear fol
lowed by cloudy weather, and rising baTo-
meier.
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"AsH YOUR KITCHEN TINS. TABLEs
A CHAIRS and FLOORS with YOUNG'S NJ.
rEhGkNT. u you would have them clean. ocI8-tr
RLANkETs, FLANNELS AND WOULLEN
Sesutifsily Washed by
ocAs-u YOUN6'S DETER6ENT,
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APOLLINA
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.
H;oLI,x EFen~ps.pnf

DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE. "A delightful bever-
age. -;
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. Far supe-
nor 10 Nlchy, Settler. or any other
DIR. ALFRED l.. LOOMS. . Most grateful and
refreshing
DIR. II. OGDEN DORENiUs. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use:
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and arii fcially aerated waters.
PkoF. WANkLYN. LONDON, ENG. "Impreg-
mated only with its own gas
DIR. l.. X. PEASLEE. Useful and very az rec
able
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, '.Heathful. and well
suited for Dyspepsia and cases of acute dis
ease
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER. by far the most
agreeable alone or mixed with wine. useful i'm
Catarrh of stomach or Bladder and In Gout.'
DIR. j. MARION SIMS. Mot only a luxury,
but necessity
DR. GEO. REULING, Baltimore. = More spark
ling and refreshing than any other mineTa!
wafer, followed by excellent results In Dyspep-
sia
To he had of all Wine Merchants, Grocers. Drug.
gists and Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
United States. aug20-mwf. Cow. "
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CHARGE OF ROBBING LETTERs-Yesterda
Special Agent Henderson, of the Post Office
department. arrested James ID. Banks en-
ployed IN the Office of the Comptroller Of the
Currency. on the charge of robbng the United
states mails. He was locked up at police head
quarters last night
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\ HUSBANDS BILL FOR DIyoRCE-YeSter.
day, William III. Il. kittSon filed ill for di-
yOrce from his wife. Helen A KittSOn. The
defendant maiden name was Helen A.
Ridge. and the parties were married by Rev
JabeZ Fox. August 9, lS70, and lived together
untll November O. 1875. when he charges that
she deserted him, and TO the best of his belief
she now resides in New Haven. Conn
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District Government Affairs.

The Washington market company to-day
enclosed their draft 10 the District authorities
for sl,S75. on account of the poor fund.
Water Registrar Cox and his corps of clerks
are busy preparing the bills for water rent for
1875. and in few days they will be ready To
deliver. The water rent is due January lSt
prONlmo, and payment viii be made to the
collector of taxes.
4 RESIGNATION.
Mr. Lewis j. Davis to-day renewed his res
ignatiOn aS a member of the sinking fund com
mission, rendered November 5th 1874 but held
I'm abeyance by the District Commissioners
with his consent. Mr.. Davis expresses his ap-
probation. as citizen, of the careful manage
ment of District affairs under the present re-
gime. Action will probably be deferred until
the return of Gov. DenniSOn.
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VIENNA ROLLs.-TO one quart of -four add
two teaSpOOntulS of DOOieV'S Yeast POlCfer
Sift thoroughly, put in a little salt, and rub a
tablespoonful of lard OF butter through the
flour: use enough sweet milk for 4 soft dough,
like turnover. wetting the edges with milk
To make them adhere: wash over with milk To
give them gloss, place i'm Il pan so they will
not touch each other, and bake l. OF % min
uteS. They are delicious.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the great demand made
upon ar boys department last week we have
by .eplenishing kept the stock unbroken. We
offer only the best makes Of goods, while the
style, nj, and prices of our garments are un-
approachable; A. Saks & Co., 3l6 eth street.
A0Tt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-28

DURING the twenty-fy e years that H0Ste!ter'S
stomach ButerS has been the standard tonic
ana Alternative of America, millions Of dySpep-
ties have recovered their health and fhe ca
paclty To enloY6lfe by the sole aid of this
wholesome andSearching vegetable prepare
ton. As an asSimilant and anti bilious agent.
remedy f9r laSSitude, debility. nervousness
and morbid fancieS, there has never been any
thing comparable to il i'm any age or country.
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How Do TIE GAMBLERS GET THTIP INFOR
HsTION2-Ou the lgth instant the police raided
. gambling house NJ 1875 r street. Situated over
GOdfreyS billiard room. M one was found in
possession. the gambling rooms being absO-
tntely deserted. The faro tables. chips and
other gambling implements We're removed
but IN consequence OF the nOn-2ppcardnce Of
any claimant of the furniture. the police were
directed tO remain in charge of the same. This
situation Of Affairs continuing to exist. il was
yesterday proposed 10 bring some owner of the
property tO the front aud release the officers
from further duty in guarding the premises
This II was proposed tO do by turning over the
furniture To the police property clerk a. abIn-
dOned property. But Whiie arrangements to
That end were being made under advice Of At
torney Riddle. Bud" Kirby a well known
sport from New Ork.Sued out "A writ of repievin
against Mai. Richards and the property clerk
No property had been removed from the
premises, and in advance of the service of the
writ the police permitted the marshal to take
possession of the furniture, whilst their own
Patrolmen maintained charge of the building
There II considerable talk about town over
the apparent fact that the gamblers are ap-
prised of al action of the police authorities in
advance, whether of raids upon their denS or
other action. This appears more singular
from the fact that under the law no one is
authorized 10 issue warrants in such eases but
The major and superintendent himself and no
one should know of such contemplated action
but this official and the officer To whom such
papers are lntTuSted.
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CITY ITEMS.

The WORST Form of headache is from ncr-
VouSneSS. which LOdUIeS Hedddche Specific
cures i'll to 20 minutes. Only 80 cents per
bottle.
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A DARING House ROBBERY.-IaSt night
Il il supposed between the hours of Il and g
The residence of Nj. Simon Wolf No. lbs 5th
street northwest, was entered by thieves and
the ToOms ranSacked. and over q sl.00D worth
OF leWelry and clothing was carried on. The
thieves got upon the front porch. aud raising
Through which they thrust ineir hands and
twisted the faStenings. and getting into the
room Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf. il il supposed
tpey used ch!or"f5Tm. Y Would appear from
ysreaSe spots on the carpets that the thieves
searched the whole house. They carried OF
watch and chain. some diamond jewelry, Mrs.
VOLTS velvet cloak, and other articles the es-
lInated value. a. stated above. being over one
thousand dollars. This i the second time Mr..
and Mrs. Wolf have been victims within the
past two months. they having. while on 4 visit
to san Francisco. been robbed At The Grand
Palace Hotel, OF about the same amount of
jewelTy.
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SOME IDEA of the horrors OF war NAV be
gained from such paragraphs rs the following.
which Is taken from a late English paper
The price of human jaw at the seat OF war
IN Bulgaria is ten francs. more or less. IL
varies according to the regularity, Soundness
and whitenesS of the teeth. In Paris the quo
iation IS fifty per cent. greater ut wholesale
rates The CHASTITY wares are conveyed in
cases containing five hundred, and the teeth
are extracted after their arrival ut the city Ia
which the jaws are consigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-28

NOT TOMORROW. OR THE NEXT DAY. but
now, !! you have a cough. cold. or any irrita-
ton whatever OF the organs of respiration use
Haze : Homer Of HOFehOURd and Tar Ii is
vegetable balSam. compared with which ali
other pulmOnicS are ValneleSs.
Pics TOOthdche Drops cure Toothache i'm
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at p
cents. pO6
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HOLIDAY GOODS,
III NEW DESIRABLE AND CHEAP,
AL KRllIlHEAn -

- M BkODHEAD NN.TN.
ySy Peaad dreane, bet. 9Th and 1Oth Sts
Black silks, COlored silks, Black Velvet. Black
taShmeres. shawls Bourette Cloth. knickerbOck-
en- and MafelaSSe Suitings, Waterproof Cloths, Reps
for Wrappers, Beaver and MateiaSse Coatings,
Dress Goods OF al kinds, Ladies. Gents aud chill
dren's Ceored Hosiery. in great variety Also
Handkerchiefs. Collars and Cuffs. Ties scarfs and
button hid Gloves only 81. Is. Boulevard skirts
Napkins. Towels, Bed spreads, Table Damask,
Blankets. sheetings, shiriings, Sc. &c. Tbes,
selected with great care and are offered very low
IN many cases from 10 10 20 per cent lfeOw ruling
market prices. Clark's best 2oo-y ard spool Cotton
cents 4 spool. Call and examine dl5-tr