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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23
ObscqGies of Representative vii.
kisiInS.

The meeting OF citizens at Wizards Hall Sat
urday evening TO tahe action in reference to the
death OF General 4. :. Williams OF the House
OF Representatives, (whOse death was an
nounced IN the STARof Saturday, was presided
over oy Ex-Governor Shepherd. General Bough-
ION, General Mitchell, COlonei Kenady and 9th
trs made addresses. Resolutions of esteem and
coincidence were adopted, and a committee was
appointed TO attend the funeral The obsea,lie
took place yesterday morning from the residence
OK Mi. thaS- MadeS, No. 122 I'd street northwest
A number OF members Of Congress and Other
persons distinguished in civil and military life
were present. Rev Byron Sunderland, chaplain
house, after which the body was borne to the
Baltimore and Potomac depot. The procession
was as follows: Detail OF mounted police Marine
Band, two companies vi the second artillery.
under the command of Major Wilson; Cornpany
Washington Light Infantry, Captain w. q.
moore; Lalaye cite Lodge. T. 4. A. NJ maTShale1
py Mr.. W. Snort; the hearse and pail bearers:
carriages containing the family OF deceased
Speaker Randall, the officiating CLERGYMAN
members or the House and Senate and friends
OF the deceased. AT the 9Th street depot the
remains were turned over to the committee ON
Inc part of the House OF Representatives
MeSSfs- Hubbell and Wilets OF Michigan. Cam
non or Illinois, Aiken OF South Carolina. May
nam OF New York, Dickey OF Ohio. and Town
send OF Illinois, At ten minutes after ten a m
tue cars moved out OF the depot. the Marine
banu playing dirge. The remains we q eX
pecIeu 10 reach Toledo, Ohio, at IL O'Clock this
hcrhlfg, from whence a special train was 70
carry the body 10 Detroit the latter place being
IeacBtu II i O'Clock tonight
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GEORGETOWN.

A DARING BURGLARY.-Saturday night, about
II o'clock, thieves entered the residence of VIM
King. esq. on Gay street, and stole a quantity
OF SilVerWare, napkins, knives, sc. The en-
trance was effected through side door, which
was GU through with chiSel or other sharp
instrument as also two other inner doors The
thieves seemed to have gone leisurely to work.
as the next morning light was found burning
In the dining-rOom, and table-clOthS were hung
up at the windows to prevent the light shining
outside: The thieves have escaped.
THE LADIES OF THE SOUTHERN RELIEF ASSO-
CATION have shipped from their headquarters
(No. q lSt street, to Voolfolk E. Moore. OF ViciS-
burg. and to the Rev. MI. Plante, OF Port Glib
son. Miss, three boxes containing 259 garments
Tor the orphans, made such by the late cpl
demic.
GRAIN.-BOat Wheeler and Barron. with 400
bushels corn to Hartley d Bro. and 5000
bushels corn TO II. NJ. Talbot; boat Loudon
with 3, 100 bushels wheat to Hartley q Bro and
$50 bushels wheat TO Ii. NJ. Talbot.
MERCHANTS MISUNDERSTANDING on Change
to-day, 3, 200 bushels wheat, with sales as fol-
l0Ws-e25 at $50; 800, at S10215; 215 at 81 O6
eco
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HOLIDAY BARGAINS.
BRODHEAb & CO.'S,
939 Pennsylvania areuue,
Between 9Th and 10th streets.
Wishing our friends, customers and strangers
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY New YEAR,
We offer them a complete line of
F1RSTCLAsS FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
PRICES LOWER THAN EYER KNOWN,
Among which may be found many Beautiful and
Useful Articles, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
We name few:
Wide Cambrics, 6Ac. and up.
Beautiful Dress Goods, &c. to 81 per yard.
proof Cloths, OIoakines. &C. very cheap. ""''i
sheetings. shirngs, Fannels. Bed Spreads Ladies,
chiefs. Ties: Collars and Cuffs Hosiery, &c, &c,
All Linen Hem stitched Handkerchiefs and up
Silk Handkerchiefs, 15c. and up
Silk Fans, 81 and up.
Elegant Kid aosss a0 ST ST for 2Duton; sl25 for
Linen ff aRe Is per sGS dGn and up
Neck Ruffing 10c. per yard and up.
Many Special Bargains in Goods recently marked
down.
Those wishing to secure Useful and serviceable
Presents at merely nominal price, should cal,
BRODHEAD co.'s,
dec2O3t 939 Pa. ace, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
4 POUNDS MIXED NUTS. 50
Il gallon good SKY..................... 100
lbs: New CURRANTS. Observation-Disclosures. D
gallon SM EFT CIDER (bes.). 20
lbs. MlNCE MEAT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
To- Sutana RA1S1NS.............. ID
gallon SWEET CATAWBA (bestl. LOO
gallon Excellent SHERRY WINE. ........... = 90
3 lbs. Cooking RAISINS (large). ............ 25
gallon Genuine New England RUM. . 90
large bottle scuppernons WINE (sweetj. . so
c. s. O'HARE d SON,
1913 SeuentI st. n.tc.,
deco tr Between NJ and n
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CITY ITEMS,
FINEST CARD PHOTOGRAPHS 50 per dozen at
Blacklidge's Gallery, al Market Space.

FINEST CARD PHOTOGRAPHS 50 per dozen, at
Blacklidges Gallery, Ill Market Space.
THE "CoURT OF ST. JAMES" has chosen Boil
and orders for upwards OF tWo-thirdS OF the
entire quantity required are now for this brand
Is THERE MEDICINE before the public aside
from DuTang's Rheumatic Remedy that cures
rheumatism? We answer no.
Nervous and sick headache cured by Lodjllc's
Headache Specific.
THERE IS BALM IN GILEAD. and the Tar OF
4 btes BalSdmd, or Balm of Glead Tree COM
bined with Honey and the Extract OF Hore-
mound, In the form OF Hd}e's Honey Of Horeh0und
and Tor, Is the most potent remedy for Colds,
Coughs, HoarseneSS, and Influenza, ever admin
iStered in this or any other country.
Pixies TOotkdche Drops cure TOOthache in one
minutes. Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents 60
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
louis Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t cOrrectS acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
dlarrhGa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and Weu-tr1ed remedy.
25 cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GRNTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng Establishment, No. 9O6 street, near
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
for 81. n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from 50
duction 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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TIE COVRTa.


To-day. Jennie Iiarris and E. Jones, charged
with larceny plead not guilty, as also Henry
MINIS alias Henry; James Peyton. and Peter
Lewis, for murder; \. Burgess, larceny, second
Ofense3 James III. Written, presenting ialSe
claim: Henry Prather. larceny, second offenSe,l
was convicted. W. G. Parkinson. assault and
battery; not guilty.
A SUDDEN ENDING OF CASE.
F. Frederick alias Three Fingered Jack"
charged with having committed q rape on
Eliza Radcliffe was placed On trial, Mr.. {. \.
Elliott for defence. on the crosS-eXamlnation
she acknowledged that she did not resist as far
as she was able, and the court at once directed
the jury to return a verdict OF not guilty. which
was done.
EQUITY CoURT-Jtdqe MacA rtkur.
On Saturday, VI. V. Cook agt. T. A. Cook; ten
days allowed defendant to take proof testimony
on crosS-bil to be taken on terms Jackson agt.
Albright; bill amended second time. National
to be renewed. Davidson agt. Davidson: ap
pearance of absent defendant ordered. Wash
ington Market Co. agt District OF Columbia:
decree pro confesSo against the District and
Treasurer Gilfillan. BARLEY ct al. agt. Hebron:
fund ordered into court by December "a. Har
rover agt. Morsell; amended bill allowed nled.
Adjourned till Saturday at 10 o'clock a. m to
hear motions.
POLICE COURT-JudIe Smell.
To day, George Holmes, Charles Young Ste
phen Thomas and William Samuel Matthews,
vagrancy: bonds or imprisonment in the work
house. Robert Boyd, small colored boy,
charged with carrying revolver; personal
recogn7ance. Richard Henson, Robert Thomas
and John Vincent, eOlOred, and Michael Lam
hady, white, were sent down for vagrancy.
George Riley, loud and boisterous; s.. Joseph
Kinsey and Andrew NJ. Ryan, white, charged
with being drunk and disOrderly on PennSyl-
vanfa avenue; S each. Theodore Smith, larceny
of pine board from Joseph Nicholson; S. and
cost. VIM. Southern, larceny of cabbages; S.
or ten days.
PREssMEN's UNION. NO. 1, on Saturday eve
Ming elected the following officers, to serve the
Garthwait, vice president; Frank Fraser, re-
cOrding secretary; Columbus Hall, financial sec
rotary; 7. F. Maher, treasurer; A. H. Trunnel,
sergeant-at arms; A. +. Sardo, delegate to In
ternational Typographical Union.
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THE CHRISTMAS SEASON.

The trade Incident to the holiday season, Is
now at its height, and, as usual, THE STARS
advertising columns are full and reliable di-
rectOTy TO heads OF families where TO buy the
most and best for the least money. We Will
continue for some days yet 10 call attention in
appear.
In buying holiday gifts look in at II. sEMKEN's
and see his parlCr ornaments. gold and silver
watches. rich jHwelry, sterling silyerware, fine
plated ware. &c, all stylish and new, and at
lower prices than ever before.
". y. DALTON. 913 Pennsylvania avenue, has
holiday presents combining the useful and orna-
mental. Examine his ladies' and gentlemen's
handsome toilet slippers children's shoes, all
e6iGIs; boy, I9nses boots, and do shoes;
PERRY q BROTHER, Pennsylvania avenue.
corner OF 9th street ask one price only for their
goods. They have for the holidays fur-lined
Berlin wT3rs Chudda shawls, heavyweight
shetland shawlS. rich black silks, al low prices;
elegant colored silks, all the new shades; eve
ming silks, in eolors that eight up WE'LL"
dalnasse and striped galHeS, &c.
DAVIS, .l9 Market space, has fancy goods Ia
every variety at moderate prices. CAL and see
linn.
At CONNoILY's. COS 9th street. opposite Pat
ent office, can be seen grand display Of holt
day goods for ladies' gentlemen and children'S
wear. In order to accommodate the public the
store win be Kept open II ron 0Goek IN tne
For turkeys. cranberrieS, apples, celery, &C.
go to SUMMT's stand, Nos. 8 and o street and
/. Riggs market. Open all day Monday and
Tuesday.
At the AMERICAN TEA STORE, It'll and streets.
can be found a large lot OF Christmas candles
and other holiday goods.
STIDHAMs grocery store, 1927 7th street, be-
tween K and L northwest, has homemade
mince meat at 1213 cents per pound, worth Is,
and candies. nuts. figs, raisins, &C. at the low
est prices for the holidays.
Christmas goods OF unusual variety, beauty
and cheapneSs, at \. W. BCRCHEIL'S, 1882
street.
MoHUN BROTHERS, booksellers and stat1oners,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street,
have now displayed an unusually large and W.
ried stock of fancy goods and miscellaneous
articles, suitable for presents.
MESsRS. NJ. W. GAIT, BRO. d Co.'S stock of
jeWeiry and fancy goods for the holidays is now
complete. and includes an unusually large num-
Der OF articles suitable for Christmas presents,
at prices much lower than ever before
Choice holiday gifts at MARKRITER'S, 626 E.
near 9TH street.
At EDWARD CAyERI.T d Co.'S, under Masonic
Temple, can be bought ranges. stoves. gas fix
lures, CRATES and everything OF the kind, at low
prices This stock is one OF the most elegant in
TIE city.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
LOCAL NEWS.
anruscmen,s, &c, TO.Nigf

National TReQter- - Miss Katy Mayhem as
i.&-lSs."
ForG's CrcTG House.. Humpty Dumpty.
Hasoni" Te,ap 'e.-A nnUal reception OF the New
England society.
Theater Com;qus. - Varieties and attractive
programme.
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DLEASANT VALLEY WINE CO.
EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
Quarts So, Pints, 81

g. g. MUMM CO. DRY vERZENAY, S2l.25.
Do EXTRA DRY, S24.
BOUCBE Fills 4 co. DRY VERZENAY. 500 80
Do. NAPOLEON'S CABINET, 1922 go
CALIFORNIA BRANDY, 81 per bottle.
Do PORT, so cents per bottle.
BASS K CO. PALE INDIA ALE.
YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE.
Superior OLD SHERRY WINE, $3.50 per gallon.
CORDIALS of all kinds.
OLD WHISTLES, OLD BRANDIES,
Fine qualities, at low prices.
THOMAS RUSSELL,
deell-3m 1918 Penn dpeaue.
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WANTED-You 70 know that nrstclass SEQ.
W 0ND;HAND SUIT Il better ara cheeRes thn1
Old Stand. No 6l9 d street. between 9th and 1th
streets northwest. or Branch Store. No ~ 9th
arstolaM secondhand Qothtng. &otes ~ man
promptly attended tQ A11-1y
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MESSRs. VI. w. GAIT, BRO. e. CO.'S
STOCK OF JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS Is NOV COMPLETE,
AND INCLUDES AN UNUSUALLY LARGE
NUMBER OF ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT PRICES MUCH
LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. decl7-.r
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CARPETS AND OuCLOTEs. Is, IS, 25, 81, 80, 60;
floor oilclOthS all widths; Nottingham curtain
lace, from 25 cents; blankets and comforts; ia
BILE linens; napkins; towels; sheeting cottons,
&C., &C, &c. TowSon's, $50 Pennsylvania ave-,
south S.de-Adrt
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JUST RECEIvED per steamer Hamburg 500
pieces OF genuine meerSchaum goods and
smokers articles, OF various styles, suitable for
holiday presents, at greatly reduced prices, to
tie found at William s. Horizons, No. 455 Penn
SYlNania ave- rear corner of AZ street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
FRENCH DRESS GOODS.

khf4s<h DSESS GOODS.
We Rave Just opened a SPLENDID line of French
Dress Goods .or thc holidays Back silks in srien.
Ola qualities, from 81 IS To s.. Beocaae Arraurs
ArnGre SutlnSs, in worstsd, new designs; Il sck
and Coored Cashmeres, IN choice colors also fuIl
inc OF HoHsefuTnishing Goods, viz. Damask
7 able Cloths and Napkins; Pillow and shaTtGnr
Narcotics spreads, ali sizes, in choice patterns,
hose III want Of cholca goods VIII do well to ex-
anime our stock before purchasing
decl9tr 1873 F ST., near Ebbtt HOUSE.
Useful HOLIDAY GOODS.
Silk Handerchiefs I2S, 20, 25. 81;
Brocade SIX Handkerchief 20 worth 75:
Ladiea Initial Handkerchiefs 1T cost
ladies, Gents and Children's Handkerchefs cheap
Ornamental Presents can be made out of our cheap
stock Dress Goods; Black Cashmeres;
Black and Colored Silks a. unusual low prices;
Elegant Black SIX. 81 Is 70 $l75;
No better Souvenir for the Holiday Season than a
present Of one of our nice Cloaks;
Brussels Carpets, 40. 80, 50, Sic,
AL wool Iugrains. soc. Insrains 25. 30. SIC.
Gecl9tr L. n. NACDA1N. 100 Market Space-
CANDIES NUTS! CANDIES!
5LBs. CHOICE CREAMs................. LOO
BR0kEN CANDY ................-...... Lee
FRESH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Loo
We sell
MAlLLARD'S CHOCOLATE,
WHITMAN & SONS CREAMS,
TEYSONNEAUX'S (Bordeaux) FRUITS
Goods guaranteed to be perfectly pure. No adul-
terated goods permitted in our establishment
REEDS SONS,
dec19tr 1915 F. street n.r.
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DOUBLE BLANKETS from 50, s.. 80. 81, 81. 80. 81.
- 80 up; bed comforts from 81. Sl25, s. 81. 81:
heavy cloths and CaSSimefeS for men and boys'
wear, 81, so, IS, ST. 81 yard black cashmeres, all
wool, SO.62, 10; cloaks from s up; matelasse and
beaver cloth for clOakS and circulars Tow
sons, CSC Pennsy lyania avenue. south side, near
tin St.-Adrt.
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CHRISTMAS GIPT from Prof. II. Mason to
the lady teachers of the public schools OF the
lessons In French at the Franklin buildings, to
commence On the 18th of January, 1879
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IN SON.-Selected personally in Sorrento, Italy,
made Of 0liye Wood and beaytifglly inlaid PORT
and HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, TOILET BOXES.
HAND MIRRORS, PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, 60
Also many choice goods selected in Florence and
Paris, consisting OF GRAPHIsCOPEs, EASELS,
ALBUMS, very beautiful; BRONZE INK STANDS
BOSSED FOLIOS; WORK BOXES and DRESS.
ING CASES; BOXES OF PAINTS and CHESS,
price
WI. BALLANTYNE 3 BON,
oct2bH z8S Seventh et.
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Useful PRESENT

Sets Of Collars and CUFFS, Ties, Bows, Linen and
Silk Handkerchief, Hose Understands. Blankets
Canton Flannels, Gloves, Suspenders, Umbrellas
Dress Goods, ShaHls. Skirts, Nine Dclnorest Reliable
Patterns. JOS. /. BAILEY,
decistr Garner 7fh and II SITS. Southwest.
uALLETT DAVIS a. CO.'S PIANOS
III Beautiful styles for the Holidays. Low
prices Monthly instalments. Rooms open
dee Ssciotr " 10 ~ Il. L. SUMNER. s1l 9th st NV
THE FRENCH HAIR WORK MANUPAcTURIS0
i ESTABLISHMENT, 616 Ninth at opp U a.
Patent Office; Gentlemen's and Ladies' ~ sold at
very low lgure al goods warranted decd ly
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ONE Of TIE most useful and beautiful Christ
mas gifts TO young person is an olive wood
portable writing desk, made in Sorrento Italy,
which can be had at VIM. Ballantyne q sons
s3s eth street, for S. and SO each. /
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL o

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICYR,l
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. 1873. {
Fer the Middle Atlantic states and New
England, colder followed by warmer westerly
winds, rising barometer. clear OF partly cloudy
Weather, and In the interior Of New England
occasional SHOW
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
TIE following is the readings OF the thermon-
eter at the signal once during the day: a. n,
Is0; 7:35 a. m, 1SS; Y midday, 250; p. H., 80
maximum, 2s9: minimum. 10.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO Chas
ii. Taylor and Josephine Beall John Thomas
Stewart and Johanna DOwd; Isaiah Mason aud
Eliza beth DuDmore; Parker 4. Nelson, OF Balti-
mole, Nd, and Laura 4. Anderson; Michael
Green and Victoria Jackson.
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TOR THE HOLIDAYS.

TOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We have now displayed an unusually large and
varied stock of FANCY GOODS and MISCELLA-
NEOUS ARTICLES, suitable for presents.
STANDARD WORKS, IN FINE BINDINGS
All the NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS of the eea
son; the best JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS, Eng
LEATHER GOODS, in new designs
PLAYING CARDS, CHESS, DOMfNOES, CHECK
The FINEST STATIONERY specially
MOHUN BROTHERS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERg,
dec13tr Corr Penn. ace. and 11lh ste
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Silk FOR CHRISTMAS. AnN
TOY TRUNKS,
Ladies' Dress Trunks, Mems Sole Leather and Folio
Trunks. Ladies' and Mems satchels, Travelling
Bags, Shawl Straps, Harness, Robes, Horse Covers,
Whips, &c. &C. at low prices for cash. at the Prac.
ticai Mandatory of
JAMES g. TOPHAM,
1875 9TH street. joining Odd Fellows Hall.
REPAIRING.
Trunks Covered, and Trunks and Harness thor.
Onehly Repaired by good Workmen. decl3-tr
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HANDSOME DISPLAY AND Low PRICEs.-ThOu-
saEdS OF persons have visited Reeds Sons Ba-
Zaar, 1915 street, to examine their fine goods.
The Illumination in the evenings is perfectly
grand. They sell Witman's creams and Mail
lardS chocolates. Read advertisements.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
The public are invited to call and examine one Of
the largest and most attractive stocks Of HOLIDAY
GOODS in the city.
These Goods are marvels Of taste and elegance and
Comprise great variety Of Russia Leather, Ivory
Tortoise Shell, Japanese and Cypress Goods also
beautiful collection Of Mnton Tiles. both plain and
mounted.
Our stock Of CHRISTMAS CARDS was never 30
large, varied or attractive.
Fancy Stationery. Miscellaneous and Toy Books
w. H. o. a. MORRISON.
dec3-r 416 Penn'0 ace. n.ec.
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MAKE YOUR BOYS HAIRY by q surprise on
Christmas morning OF a nice suit OF clothes, an
Overc0at, an ulster, or any OF the nobby goods
for sale al low prices at the popular Boys
Clothing House OF Il. Robinson 4 Co., 909 Penn
SylyaLia avenue.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Useful And oRyAMENTIL COM
TOILET SLIPPERS,
CHILDREN'S SHOES,
All colors.
BOYS LONG-LEG BOOTS,
DOLL SHOES.
choice selection of
OVERSHOES.
w. n. DALTON,
dec21-3t 9O3 Penn. are.
SUBSTANTIAL HOLIDAY PRE-
CLEARS from IS to 1926.
BLACK SILKS from 81 to So yard
BLACK CAsHAIEREs from so cents to ST. yard.
BLACK ALPACAS from 25 cents to so cents.
NOVELTIES IN NEW DRESS GOODS, reduced
to Is cents.
ALL WOOL COLORED CAsHMEREs; every
color that is FASH unable reduced to 6211 cents
BLANKETS, 200 pairs, from So to 80
BED COMFORTS from 81 to So.
CAssIMERES for Men and Boys wear, from so
cents.
MATELASsE CLOTH for Cloaks; new patterns.
Fine BALMoRAL SKIRTS from so cents to 3d.
sHAWLs from $50 to 50.
BROCHE sHAWLS from s5 to $25
from So so to $15
CARPETS at factory prices, from Is cents to IS
cents.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE from Is to IS
cents.
Immense stock of HOLIDAY GOODS at
C.M. TOWSON,
CSC Pennsylvania arenue,
dec21-tr South side near It'll street
HOLIDAY FURs.
SEAL Elk ss1asSSSS gfs A ~ t FkiGas.
rS SkAi hH tPffhss as25S 3hhS
A 1} AZ 9 SRSs SsR #SSss
FOR PREsENTS,
AI1 w1 II ieTTF' & pf KHoFF.
HATTERs AND FURRIERs,
dec2O-6t 800 Pennsylvania are.
THE MALAGA FRUIT COMPANY
HAS MOVED IN THEIR
NEW STORE,
4l2 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Give Doors above the Old Stand)
Full Supply of all kinds of
FRUITS, CANDIES, &c,
at moderate prices. dec2g-4t
CONNOL LY's.
Cos 9th street,
OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE
Off SILK fpf maN fsEsa5as il
LINEN HhSfnfrnpnrs
SILK SEf Afk zee ks fSR 1s a dofu
s.
FANCY SKIRTS; WOODEN
D REESE SRSR$ H BsH 4 fSb COL
MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
20 MUSIC BOXES AND MUSICAL ALBUMS.
from 35 to 80.
oRGINETTEs AND TRUMPETTOs, IHEV
AMERICAN OTHERS.
FLUTES, VIOLINS. GUITARS.
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND MUSIC BOOKS,
MUSIC RACKS AND CABINETS.
PIANO STOOLS PIANO COVERS,
from So to $50
PIANOS AND ORGANS
at lowest factory prices,
At the Wareroom of
" G. METzEROTT & CO,
dec2O4t Penna are., bet 9th and 10th SITS.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
DIRECT FROM PARIS. AT
NJ. WILLIAMS,
SUITS and CLoAKs, at lower prices than ever
SILK and VELVET DRESS SKIRTS.
QUILTED SATIN s I Hsi,sc or, .. ,
B3NNETs and HATS Just received from the Gus
| tom house
| REAL LACE HANDKERCHIEFS. BARBES, etc
-r Az endless .asiety OF SATIN SILK and FANCY
4 beantiful line Of BOWS for 20 cents each.
| JABOTS and SETS. in the newest designs.
| EMBROIDERED BELTS and SATCHELS.
! EMBROIDERED BASKETS.
| RUSSIA LEATHER POCKET NECESSARlES.
! FANS ard .HANDkEROHIEFS i'll fancy boxes.
/ DOLLS. JEWELRY.
| FLOWERS and FLOWER SETS.
| And the largest and most elegant assortment of
| DRESS TRIMMINGS i'll the city
| 0OS Pennsylvania arensse.
| Z Cite Trerise, Paris. dec20tdec25.
DINE JEWEIRY and sILvERyyARE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23

ENTERPRlSE.-The milky way of the heavens:
have about 1900 gallons of prime milk and 100
gallons OF cream extra for Christmas egg nogg
Charlotte russo, &c. Send If as convenient as
10 order. r. X. WARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23

HOLIDAY GOODS.
JOUYIN, EMPRESS and MONOGRAM
KID GLOVES, in opera and cloth shades. II
from z to buttons. Also, job lot of KID <@
GLOVES at REDUCED PRICES.
TRIMMED BONNETS AT Cost.
PLAIN and FANCY HEMSTITCHED COZ ORED
and INITIAL HDkFS, for ladies' gents and misses
JAPANESE GOODS, LACE SCARFS, FANS,
BOWS. RUFFLINGS, and large variety of
FANCY GOODS, AT VERY Low Prices
FRENCH AND GERMAN sPoKEN)
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT.
dec21-tr 6S1 and 623 ID st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-23

ENTiH~ STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST.
BRODUEAD'S,
1908 II street,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Including Dress Goods Hosiery. KID Gloves Rib
hons, Handkerchiefs, Flnnnels, Towels Napkins
Ties, CELLARS and Cuffs, Silks Velyets, Cashmeres,
Underwear, &c, &c, at and below cost
Those wishing to secure first-cass Goods for HOI-
1DAf PRESENTS At less than importers and manu-
facturere' prices, would do well to call early at
BRODHEAD'S,
del7-T 1205 f st.. between 18th aud 18th sts