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Condensed Locals.

The Y. VI. c. AS week Of prayer Will COM
mence tomorrow.
Those fitting up their houses for the winter
season, not less than builders and contractors
will be interested in the advertisement OF Ed
ward Caverly & Co., in tO-days paper.
gasoline lamp was upset In the house OF
Mrs. Bingham, No. 4O5 sth street southwest
last night, setting fire to clothing and doing
about $40 worth OF damage.
Yesterday, Officer Hurst arrested a colored
man named George Jones, charged with steal
ing coat and umbrella from the hallway OF
mouse NO. 1880 l4th street. Jones is a stranger
here, and is believed to be professional thief
nom Baltimore or Richmond.
Patrick Meehan, sailor on the TallapOOSa, at
the Navy Yard, fell from his hammock, last
night, while asleep and broke two OF his ribs
DIR. Hudson, surgeon OF the yard, attended the
injured man, who was sent to the Marine hos
pital to-day.
Signor Severe StriBi, the celebrated Italian
musician, is taking pupils at a reduced price.
By request he viii sing at Trinity p E. church
to-morrow, with Miss Mygatt, a charming Duet
10y D0niZzi arranged by the Signor.
Miss Mary F.. Rankin is to be married in the
Congregational church. Monday night, at 6
O'Clock, to Harvey ID. Goulder, esq, of Cleve-
land. She is a great fayOrite among her friends,
in her fathers congregation, and in the city
generally. and he is a young lawyer of good
ability In his native city.
The adjourned meeting OF the Jackson Demo-
cratic Association. for the purpose of jollifica-
ton over the results OF the recent elections. did
not take place last night.
j. G. Parker sends us Frank Loslie'S Illustrated
AimGHGc for 1879 and Ballous N9athiy Magazine
for December.
In the Criminal Court, Judge WyIie this
morning. Chas. Ii. MOultOn appeared. and in the
by false pretences from Francis Pr0tt-bail was
fixed az S3GGO
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ADanSenlenfS. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The wonders perform
ed by Heller, and the remarkable manifestation
OF Second-s1ght by Miss Heller, make up mos,
remarkable performance: and the music by
Heller is an agreeable addition. AS the enter
talEment deserves. ii is drawing good houses
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The COmique will close
the week by an excellent performance. and
start Out next week with a new and attractive
hill
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SUPFR FINE COTTON SOCKS, $500 per doz.
- super stoSt COTTON SOCKS, $500 per doz.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, $s to $I6 per doz.
each; Scarlt Cashmere SHIRTS and DRAWERS
$2 each; Best quality Canton Flannel DRAWERS
$IZo each w. 8. TEEL.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been flied as follows: w.
ID. CasSfn and j. L. Davis trustees, to Columbus
Thomas, lot 1913, Threlkeld'S addition to George
town; $500. Henry Haight to William Haignt
lots and 4, SO. 307; $4,000. A. E. Matthews.
trustee, to Columbus Alexander, all Of square
81; 8. w. S. Matthews ct all, trustees, to
same, all Of square 81; 8. T. II. Matthews
trustee, to same, all of square 81; 8. W. w.
Corcoran and George w. Riggs to Columbus AL
to A: j. Meyer lot 9, SO. 453; $500. D. B. Groff
to X. j.. Rothenberger, lot II, SO. 234; s2.359
Same to W. II. West, lot !, So. 1893; $4,000. Same
Ames 10 Harriet LIE Conte, lot SO, So 1861; $3.50.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 81. 1878.
The Undersigned certifies that he held for col
lection for account Of Lewis johnson d CO.,
bankers, washington, DC, half of Ticket. No,
6,y99 CLASS 4, in the Louisiana State Lottery,
which drew the fourth capital prize of Twenty.
1--WE hundred Dollars, on Tuesday, october s,
ISIS; said ticket having cost the sum of one dol
ence addressed to NJ. A. DaupHin, p. o. box ia2.
New Orleans, La. through Geo w. Fridley, No.
i,4iZ Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards
ana Inat the amount was promptly paid on pre-
Sentatlon OF the ticket at the Office of the com
pany. HENRY CAMPBELL.
Runner Louisiana National Bank,
New orleans, La.
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More Ornamental than Useful.

Editor Star: / would like to add one more
street "circle," the taking away Of the old
fashioned lamps and putting up some that seem
to be too fine for use, as they have never been
lighted; we beg for the old lamps. if necessary,
and more light on the "circle."
RESIDENT 14TH STREET CIRCLE
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A FEMALE AuCTIoNEgR.-MrS. Lavinia C. Dun
dore, for whom Mrs. Lockwood attempted some
months since 10 procure the appointment Of a
constable, mot shiftlesS one" yesterday, as
trustee, auctloned of piano, on 18th street,
above q, for The sum Of ST.. IL was held as COL
lateral for a debt OF 500
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Sou CAN GET ehildren's merino underShirtS at
FfeDus', so9 Market Space, for %, 80, IS, 40, IS
ahd 10 cents When out shopping, look in there;
II VIII pay.-idrt.
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FIFTY MORE NEW CLoAKs, beautifully trimmed
just received, from $3.50 up; new fall dress
goods, 12 Is, 20, and CSC; blankets from 8, per
pair; beaver cloths for coats from $1.75 up;
cloths for men and boys wear, 81, SO, 90, 75c.
ToWSOD'S, 6S6 Pennsylvania ayenue-Adrf
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STATES given away TO the boys who are clothed
from she boys department at SaSs Co.'S. The,
have tie best stock in the city at the Lowest
nfiefS
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PLAIN FACTS.
TO BE CONVINCED, CALL lind SEE
FOR YOURSELF.
Sc. 2, 8, 10. II. II. Is. Is. $40
Dress Suits,
10. II, IL. ID. 20. ~. 25 $50
FAN Overcosss.
81 8, 10. II, Is. &l8
Winter Overcoats,
BIO. 4. D. 8. 8. 10. IA, Is. 18, 20, Gas.
Diagonal worsted Goats and Vests
2. 8. 10. Il, Is. IL. $50
Black Cloth Frock Goats.
6.S 10. u, Is. $40.
Bhck Cashmere Pants,
4. s. 6. 8. $40.
Fancy and Dress Cashmere Pants.
8, T. Sc, z, o.
Business Cashmere Pants,
a.. 4. 8, 90.
Heavy Working Pants.
]. l26, L6o, LIZ. g.
Youths Suits,
6.7.s 10. II. $l5.
0Cye 6uIts,
A.6. 81 8, 10. Ga
School Suits,
3. Z. 8. 9. 2. o.
Chfdrcn's Suits,
260. 8. $50. 4, 8. 6, 8. $40
|. Youths' Overcoats,
4.6 6, 2, 8. 10, II. SIS
Boys 0yercoats.
8. 4. 8. 6. z, 8. $40.
Children's Overcosts, 2a5, ESQ, 8, t. 8, 6, 81
Children,s listers, 4. s. 6. 8. 910.
Mems Heavy Working Coats. e260
Mems lebreasted Box Goats, g.
Black Cloth Vests, L50. 2. AIS. 260. g. o.
A. STRAUS,
1O11 Pennsylvania Aeemsee.
octlstr Between 10th and llth streeGA
CECOND ~ CLOTHING.-Theo only plaoe
- IN the city TO dispose Of Second hand Clothing,
Watchee 0un1s Reoass &c. at fAtf caah prioA. q
SO0 9Eh stresk ne0r H1nnS sSA
By calling q Or addreesing tho Sbov0 number. Of.
oeKD PROMPTLY attended - 0Ax1o3
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BUSINESS continues good at Naudains, 100
Market Space, because of his low prices as
shown In his advertisement for carpets and dry
goods, especially clOakS.
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WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKRT-Oateals
to,rn Drore Yards, Nov. !, 1SIS.-145 cattle sold
at prices ranging from ~ to AZ cents. 800
sheep and lambs-Old sheep sold from 3 to 1
cents per pound; lambs, from ~ to 81, cents
per pound. Is cows and calves sold from So To
SIS each. Market brisk
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
Coats ard Mary Coats; Lee Washington and
Martha Ellen Banks; James II. Owfngs and
Anna M. Becker; JAS. Shields and Mary Wright;
John w. Hin and Rachel Crook.
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SHOT IN THE MoUTH.-LaSt night about 1917
O'Clock an alteration occurred In front of Gal
praltn cnapel, on l. street, between 4th and 5th
streets northwest, between VIM Shaw and HO-
race Bailey, and the latter fired at Shaw, the
ball taking effect in the mouth, but did not
make serious wound. Bailey made his es-
cane.
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CARPETS, CARPETs.-FlOor oil-cloths: Gotta re
carpets, &c; ingram carpets, 80, 81 So IS, g.,
IS, 16c. All our carpets are of the very latest
designs, and we are Offering them at bottom
prices. Towson's, 6s6 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, near It'll street.-Adrt.
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u rs
FROM AUCTION.

haSinS The largest stock OF vELyETS In tbs CITY.
we are able TO offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To
pREssMAkERs, MILIINERs and TaItoRs who
buy to sel asain. To regular retail trade ne N.
PREPARED to offer unheard Of bargains IN SILK and
NELNEIS.
CONNoLLYs
COS Ninth street,
noS2Nr Opposite Patent Of,oe
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BROKE His LEG.-Jacob Portlack. a white
man, aged 40 years, In the employ OF Mr. +
Lttlefeld, Steved0re at the q street wharf We :,
ferday fell into the hold OF a vessel on whicS he
was al work, and broke hts left leg above the
ankle, rendering amputatiOn necessary He
was sent TO the Freedman's hospital.
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THE LARGEST assortment of dry goods in
Washington; cloth for boys wear, pure wool,
80; Shetland shawls, $50 to S. all colors; new
with velvet; cloaks trimmed with silk; broche
shawls, both single and double. from S TO 800;
black Grape wells from 81 to $40; black cashmere
ShawlS from 81 to $40; caShmeres, all colorS
double fold, only rs. Carriers, Ill Market Space
Adrt.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &c, TO.nights
National Theater.-RObert Heller, the magi-
clan, musician, and wit.
TAeater Comtqus.-" Forbidden Pleasures and
varieties
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ROMAN, coral, onyx, silver, gold, plated and
diamond 1ewelry, from one to twenty dollars:
the best fftycent eyeglass in the city at PRICES
1ewelry store, No. 457 Pa. ave-, near ~ st,-1dr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER. AL Ne,r.
HELLER's NEW WONDERS.
THE GREATEST OF THE ARCH ENCHANT-
ER'S" PROGRAMMES.
THE s H$SfSE tHRfRSESsb s. nr
THE LITTLE LIKE hVHS S s5 IHE fArrs FROM
THE SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY.
AMAzEMENr UPON THE AUDIENCE SITS"
myttfying ENTERTAINMENTS No theory cam anraSe
the Second Sight Eni1ma 1t is wonder to the Par
been 81 made of it, and Miss Heller has never been
PUNCH AND JUDY MATINEE SATURDAY
Nov. ls-kiralfy's Trip to the Moon. move
CORNS. &c.-Dr WHITE, Chiropodist. of over
>. fifteen years practice throughout the United
states and Canadas previous to being established in
Bad Nails, Enlarged joints, Chiiblsins, Vascular
Eaerescences &c Refers to the many eminent ply
st surgeons and thousands of other we'll
Bersonsges that patronize his establishment, l4l6
Pennsylvania ave- OPP. Wizards Hotel. novS-ly
EESTIyAL.--MusICAL and LITERARY EN-
ToNiGaT and ps until a' furS he no Gaurch
Abundance without season tickets) l0c n73t'
WEEKLY SOCIABLES.-On THURSDAY.
eords ey fN fsoTa sSH are
Washington City Garden. Post copy.l nov5- Inn
THEATER CoMIaUE.
MONDAY SG TsfSsr h s!fhtEt sTUrsDA1 and
First appearance of the great character vocalist,
Edward Kendall The Irish twins Gibbons aud
Russell. The song and dance team, Milligan and
Qulniand The great song and dance lady, Ada
AGair. The young American wonder, Frank Liv-
ngston The great sketch artists Lewis and Pauline
Parker. Last week of the Livingstone Brothers and
MurtZ, Alice Gilmore and the Moore Sisters The
great comedy forbidden Pleasures" all this week.
I1RANKIIN HALL. corner 9Th and q etc nw
Il having been thoroughly remodeled, is now for
rent at very reasonable terms. The best hall in the
city for dancing, concerts, &c; Address
oct26-eo3m 631 d st. or cali on Janitor at Hall
ON EXHIBITION
MARHRITER'S
FREE ART GALLERY IND STORE.
No. 626 Il Street.
Choice OIL Paintings Engravings ChrOmos, &c
Also, largest stock Of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails, &c, in the District
eRTERMs CASH.
tR Please remember Name and Number jylly
DREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, and sell
your CAST-OFF CLOTHING to your own adj
vantage, at JUSTHS OLD STAND. No 6l9 d
street northwest or Branch Store, 442 9th st. NV
N. B.-For FIRST-CLASS SECONDHAND
CLOTHING extraordinary high prices will be paid,
as make specially of them
Notes by mail viii be promptly attended to.
sep28-tr
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DRY GOODS.
SixrlNE DREss s,.,urs

SIA FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made TO order, Of Wamsutta Muslin and Extra
n pe Linen nosome, Tor $50. ready 60 put on.
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made 20 order in the
most ele1ant manner for g. Is
Our MYSTERY SHIRT untinishad AZ * cfs
made Of Wanlsutta Muslin and Extra tine Linen
bosom. is the chea, est Shirt in the world
Our Mystery" Shirt az IS cts unfinished ia "a
good as any 80 Shirt in the market "
Orr Mystery" shirt is rrtailef az Pactorx,
wHoIrsALE prices, and Six of them i a ME, ChrSs:
pas Oft, '
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. orrx fnoxr.
al 30 cts Il made Of the same material the "Mys
terry"
Or 81 Shirt, ready 70 put on. has been reduced
TO IS cts. ard IL worth double the money. but We
are compelled to Reduce Stock nj our Factory in
Baltimore We are about 10 build large addition
building II in progress
rovhir MEGiNNISS. rOOe r street n.,r.
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;QAL ECONOAfIZER.
sold BIZ Dsuaa1sys AND qRocERs-
d. W. LAPHAM,

038 + street northwest.
One trial will satisfy the most incredulous that
COAL ECONOMIZERi is what it is represented to be.
1t prevents clinkers; destroys the smell Of gas by
burning 1t burns the coal to ashes leaving Gin
ders greatly increases the heat and makes the coal
Gurn much longer, It is chemical preparation,
simple and safe, and easily applied to the coal Coal
prepared at your Residence ct the small cost Of 90
cents per ton. nOv8lm
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a Card.

new ORLEANS, October is. 1875
me Undersigned ccrti1eS that he held for col
lection for account of Thad. SturgiS First Audi
tors Office, Treasury department., Washingt ,n
Dt., one-half OF Ticket, No. $3.50, Glass X. in
the Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
Iour1h capital prize OF Twenty-Five Hundred
DoliarS, ON Tuesday. october s, 1878; said ticket
having cost the sum OF one dollar at the Office
OF OF. tne COMPANY, sent 10y correspondence adj
dressed TO NJ. A. Dauphin. p o. box 692, New
Orleans La, through Geo. W. Fridiey. No. IH2
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards and
anat me amount was promptly paid on present
alton OF the ticket :, at the Office OF the company
L. vi. W ESCOAT.
Agent Southern Express Co..
S9 New orleans, La.
LIKE ITS PARENT FLOWER, AtkinSon'S Extract
Of Viotet. the most delicate and refined OF per-
tunes, conceals its excellence behind its more
widely known sister-the Eatract Of White Rose
YE PLMPLED, blotched and liberated victims
OF scrO1ulouS diseases, who drag your uncean
persons into the company of better men, take
ayers SdrsdpariAa, and purge out the foul cor
rupt1on from your blood. Restore your health
and you will not only enjoy life better, but make
your company more tolerable to those who must
keep 1t.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
to'o's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
colo, regulates the bowels, cures dySentery and
diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
0tner causes. An old and weI-tried remedy.
Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMRN.-We wish to call
attention to A. F1Scher's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 street. near
9Th street BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities Gents suits cleaned
Tor 81. n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning a number re-
auction in price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots effectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as ii newly made.
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A Card.

Card.
NEW ORLEANS, October %, 1875.
The undersigned certifeS that he held for col
lection for account Of JOS T. Reside, care OF
NJ: A. Landenberger, III Randolph street, Phil
adelphia, Pa, whole Ticket, No. 6S,724, Glass X,
in the Louisiana state Lottery, which drew the
second capital prize of Ten Thousand Dollars
on Tuesday, october s, 1878; said ticket having
cost the sum Of two dollars, by CORRESPONDENTS
at the ONCE of H. l.. Plum, General Northern
agent 3ls broadway, New York, and that the
amount was promptly paid on presentation OF
the ticket at the office Of the company.
T. NJ. WEsCoAT,
Agent Southern Express Co.,
New Orleans, La,
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REoPENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLX-AN LIVER PAD COMPANY,
Which has been closed for few months. has been
reopened by Messrs. RINGWALT Il HALL, who
are agents for the District of Columbia, Maryland
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware, for the sale
Of these remedies at their Office southeast corner of
sth and streets two squares north Of Pennsylva
MA avenue and which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted up for the convenience OF patients Con
sultatiOn free
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
What ls it? and what does it mean? It is a new
method OF treating successfully all Liver and Stom.
tch Diseases externally, and means an honest war
against the thousand and one nostrums and hum
bugs Of this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
About eight years ago there was discovered and
put into practice new, simple, convenient and safe
principle for curing disease by absorption without
he aid Of Medicine. The necessities of the case
prompted vigorous examination into its merits
solved. '
Ofice-Corner Of 9th and streets northwest. over
VIM. r. Riley's Dry Goods Store
No. Charles street. Baltimore. nov5-1y
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THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE H W
L HAMILTON will he continued in ali it's
Sareus br snas PLTAg!NG ~
RANGE and LATROBE WORK All orders ~
shall receive prompt attention.
Will open new and complete stock of CHANDE-
LIERS. PORTABLEs, &c, in a few days
F. E. HAMILTON,
nov5-1w 81 ID St., Y. NJ. c. A. Building
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q The Duke OF Sutherland has presented
12) tradeSmen on his estate near Stoke upOn.
Tweed each with mich cow and sufficient pas.
ture land to feed IT,
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CHCRCH DEDICATION the Memo
rial NJ. Z. Church. corner Of 18th and III streets
northeast, erected In commemoratlon OF the la :e
Mrs. Markham, wife OF the pastor, Rev G. G.
Markham, will be dedicated. The services will
consist OF love feast ats q. M: preaching at IL
a. NJ. by Rev. Theodore Stevens, of the Pnila-
vices; communion at 3p. m, and preaching at
$50 p. m.
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OYSTERS ON HAND TO-DAY
at Harvey e. uoldon.o

lUI6, cor. Penn. ave. anu 11th st.
Genuine Lynn Haven Bays, Rockaways
Sourids. Coves, Cherry Stone. with a large Va,
rlety OF the best brands that can be produced
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HATs.-Be sure and call at Lewis. eao 7tb
street, and see the splendid assortment of gem
tlemen's, boys and childrens hats. 1t win
pay you. Q
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Coal EcoNoxIzER destroys smell Of gas,
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SHIRTS AND UNDERwEAR.-A large aSsOrtmen
OF reliable goods, at popular prices, can ALWAYS
be found at Lewis, 800 18th street.
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CITY ITEMS.

LooE.-One 0oZ select fried oysters in box
Csc. "JOhnS" restaurant, cor. It'll and d.
ONE HUNDRED DRUG STORES in the District
sell Durdag's Rheumatic Remedy. 1t cures rheu-
matiSm every time.
Lodille's Headache Specific contains no Injurious
substance; cures headache very quickly.
DIR. HARTLEY's CELEBRATED BLUE MEDICINE
is now sold in square boxes. DR.. Hartley'S
Great Remedy for Catarrh, 81 per bottle or six
for 8, at Entwisle's, cor. 18th and Penn. ave,
and by druggists everywhere
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TIE SEAI-CENTENNIAL OF TIE METHODIST
PROTESTANT CHURCH win be celebrated in the
churches Of that denomination on Sunday. 18th
inst. The pastors and congregations are max
Ing preparations for the services It IS likely
mat the CongreSS-Street (Georgetown} NJ. p.
church Will be the place designated for the
union service. AT Odd Fellows hall, Ith street,
the SUNDAY schools will hold their services
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CROWDED ALL THE TINE.-Selling the cheapest
ary goods In Washington. Beautiful dress
sOodS: silks immense assortment: black silks
irom % 70 IS; excellent black silks only 81: our
sea satln hniSh heavy gros grain black silks
- pure SILK and wool dress goods 81, 81 25,
s1oo, si..o, "; colored silks, o. IS ST. 81 81 25
SoDieu cashnereS, pure wool, only so. black
casnmeres. pure wool. from so TO ST. Carers
Ill Market Space.-Adrt Ni'o' D
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The FIRST QUARTERLY EXAMINATION of the
Franklin building, and a very large audience
Was present. The young ladies acquitted them
selves well. COmmendatOry remarks were made
Dy commissioner Dent, who said he considered
the educational interests OF the District OF
higher Importance than any other trust under
him officially, and by Trustees Lovejoy, Lam
bert and Farley, Gen. Eaton and Superintend-
ent Wilson.
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dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
!ha a.N.i LOVE and EDMOND PALMER, under
dissolved by mutual consent Mr. FRANKLIN
LOWE Is authorized to receive all debts due the
firm. FRANKLIN LOWE
EDMOND PALMER.
Washington, D. c., Nov. It'll, 1878,
The business Will be continued by the subscriber
now cost. FRANKLIN LOVE
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VIZ. VOLTS Reply 10 ..Sioekhoiders...

Editor EreHiHg StaT:-In answer 10 ..Stock-
EoiGer' in yesterdays STAR. beg TO say that the
list Of stockholders of the German American
Flank. as published in yesterdays Post did not
originate in TIE brain Of Mr.. Wolf. The list in
my possession is q faithful transcript OF tie
STOCK book. furnished M" nv one OF the directors
OF the bank. Unfortunately the errors are
those of printing the names wrong. and omit
ting some altogether, for which / am not re-
sponsi6le. My brain is cool. j would advise
others 10 remain so. s. WOLF.
November Q, 1S1S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-09
EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS
GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS.

GEORGETOWN ADVM'TS.
W. the auspices of the c. l. A. B. s., of Georve
town town, will be held at Society Hail. corner OF
at Z 80 pm. Eminent speakers viii address the
meeting. All are cordially invited. It,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881, ENLARGED and
II InspTOped IN 1874: now the most Compiete
in this part of the Country.
". 81. WHEATLEY'S
premium STEAM DYEINa AND SECURING EsrAs.
LISHMENT,
~ Jefferson st., near bridge st., George
t0srn, ID. G..
Everything appertaining to the business promptly
attended to. The cleaning Of Carpets Druggets and
blankets speciality during the summer months
District work sent for and returned free of charge
ORDERS by mail and express promptly attended TO-
ADDRESS as above. 1e1ltr
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EURS! EURS!!
Now opening complete assortment of Ladies' Seal.
Skin SACQUES, new pattern, Sc to SO inches deep
Furlined SILK Circulars and Dolman's Muffs and
Muf1iers and Quantities.. Carriage Robes Fur Parfor
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- Halter AND FURRIER,
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