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CHANGES N THE Pc icE .0Eus The follow
ing changes in the police for wont INTO effec,
to-day:-ActinC SeIp"~ t tIcttmar transfr-re6
Ii tli' ire sixth precinct. having beer
pre- $500 N,IbaT COOS 10 the ei-Tth
precinct and Sergeant Leech. OF the sixth pr
cinct takes his place AT the Island station; Po-
Iceman Ed Johnson VIII be stationed at the
Police Count in place OF officer Ashton. de
ceased: Ohicer Ycatman is detailed for duty ~
the Baltimore and Potomac depot, on 9Th
street. relieving officer Karney, VINO goes back
on street duty; Robert Ieltridge has been aI;-
pointed laCurer 1OF the fourth precinct station.
H. c. Johnson has been appointed station keep
nnsr JIG The sixth precinct station house. vice Geo.
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CHILD POISONED BY BANBOoBERRIEs W
II. Moore, cOlOred, formerly republican Senator
Ion this county, but now farming At Mason
the eye on Thursday evening last, when his wife
went cut into the woods a. ( l1o OF BAN
b0oberfies TO make potlltice for il. Upon ber
return, and before the berries had been used fOs
the purpose for which they had been gathered
one OF Mo0reS children, aged about seven years
ate quantity OF them, Immediately after which
he was taken violently sick and died on FRIDAY
morning. his death having evidently been
caused by eating the berries referred t0.-TWig-
nlfAGtOn " c. STIR.
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ALLAN HAYS REVENGE.-Allan and James
Hay are cousins. and live at $50 west 23th st
JoIh > ilofStadter resides with his parents at
Us sth avenue. For some time past there has
1een rivalry between Allan Hay and nGffstad
ter over Nettie Wagner, who lives at 36tb ST
iiof1stadter had recently been out of town to
tLe delight OF Hay. A day or two ago Hoff-
Stadtef returned, and sunday evening went to
The chapel OF the Collegiate Dutch Reformed
CHURCH, in 10th street, near 9TH avenue Both
l!ayS were there, and so was Miss Wagner
v hen she left the chlflcil, Allan Hay and E0ff-
Stad1el each offered her his arm. She accented
Hof1stadt eTS arm and walked up TIN avenue
followed by the Hays. AT 18Th street Jas. Hay
ran forward, seized H0fstadter by the arms
and held him while Allan struck him on the
IN uth. quarrel ensued, and on the arrival OF
policeman Hofstadtcr had Allan IIay arrest
ed. Yesterday morning Justice Otterbourg. in
tne Jefferson market police court, dischn@,--
~ and told HOffStadter that 80 ---,sU',
arfetd nn11rr ana ~. the girl would
e'''04iA CIV '. Confederate his story he would
have Hay arrested a3ain.-IN. y. World, 3lst.
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AMUSEMENTS
NATIONAL THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER Miss Litta.
POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS AND sATUR.
DAY MATINEE
GRIND ITILTiS OPER4,
MAX STRAkoSCH. DIRECTOR
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING. IAN 7. 1879
"LUCI4 DI Ii " MFR lTOOR."
MISS IL TIA.
Her first appearance in her great roia J.
LUCIA.
LaZarini. as Edsardo first appearance
Mr.. GOttschalk as Ashton.
LANCASTER, BAR III. BARBERI.
Grand Chorus ana Orchestra of Eighty Artists
MUSICAL. DIRECTOR ..............S BEURFNS
THURSDAY, (only niGht ''HUGUENOTS."
KELLOGG. LITT1. CRY.
Adams Pantheon. Comfy. GottscbaIk.
FRIDAY. last night fANORtTA-GARY.
SUPERINTENDENT MATINEE.
Monday, January Is. 1879,
HANERLY'S UNITED MAST ODON MINISTRIES
The Largest Minstrel Organization in the World.
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LOCAL NEWS.
a musement., &C.. Tonight.

NationnI THent.r-'. Lucia di LammermOOr,
nv MAY StTakCsch Grand Italian Opera troup
with Mile Maria Litta in the title role.
FoTds Opera House.-George s. Knight as
HOttO.7
Thsater Contjiue.-HOliday pantomime and
val eteS.
Old Fsllotrs' HaU-First night Of Blind Tom.
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LAW TO BE ENFORCED TO THE LETTER The
poisoning OF Two children by acOnite in NOr-
Wich IS remarkable case. II appears that on
saturday little girl OF ID. ". Clark and a son
OF Mr. Warren L. GOSS each five or six years o.
age. were making 'ice cream from snow at The
residence OF MI. Clark. They favored the mix
tuie with vanilla extract, aud finding it ROT
quite Favored enough to suit them, The lit
Tie girl went Tor more yaI.li;>; tbs time she
got hold OF an aCOnde bottle. and used its
Fqud contents freely. The effects were soon
apparent. physician was sent for and ordered
brandy among other anttdOtes. Here came in
the prohibition vote lately passed by Norwich
The druggists had been prosecuted Or threat
ened Tor selling brandy, and the law WAS so
readily be found. Finally a druggist was fouuC
WHO pad some, and TO save the lives OF the
children he was persuaded to let some OF il 90
IL came in good time, for the limbs OF the cI;l-
dien had become numb and nlra!zed. Tne
brandy stimulated the circulation and reused
the children. Their lives were saved at the las
moment. But the druggist is 10 be prosecuted
Hartford Times.
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THEATER CGlIroUE.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 80, NIGHTLY AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEEa
Extra matinee New Years Day he great artists
lists, the Sharplevs Fred and Charley; the great
Irish yccal!sts and dancers. Raymond ana Murphy,
Dan Mason. the German Con- iqUe: Grace Garland,
song and dance and specially artist; Nellie Mont
rose, and the Suydam Brothers. A grand holiday
Pantomilue this week-all new features-by our
mammoth c0mpsuy oer}Htr
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STEPHEN RICHARDS, THE ONO MoNSTER.--A
Cincinnati Enquirer special from hearney. Ne
bTaSka, Dee. 29th. says: Richards manifested
supreme Indifference TO his lot. He was per-
fCCtly willing to be brought dlrectlytO kearney
junction. ard said he would as o0o1 die one
way as another. Col. Mostly, of confederate
guerrilla fame, was On the train, and Interview
ed Richards. who said that fOrtW0 years he had
held bis life aS Of no account. Al placed others
at about the same importance as hogs" He
talked almost continuously from Omaha TO
Central City, answering questions. He was
afahie and courteous to all, and had q smile on
his features constantly. lie talks OF murders
as openly and with as little cOncealment as Of
the most trifiinG matters. He insists that none
of The last five were committed in q passion. but
with a motive which he will not reveal, and
planned deliberately. T., promises revelations
ia q day or TWO on matters here which re has
kept silent. and about which D. h VIII
&SioniSh the whole western country as nothing
has done for years richards cOnfeSSe5 the
murder OF nine persons. and tells with nerfe Il
GOODNESS and apparent pride how he killed At
one time a woman and her three children. They
were to start in the night on '"1G journey.
and he calculated that ii 49,. &c SAFE 10 mui-
der them, because the nejghOOrS would not
readily suspect anything. He went oub and Dug
their graves before committing the crime. - ]!
was not" he said to reporter. ANY more GE-
cited than am now. | had studied the matte. =
over for tong time. | bad calculated the risk
ran, aud knew thoroughly what was doing
went at it exactly as ii had be en- butC1erin@
so many hogs"
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Five of TIE leading officers OF the st
Petersburg police have been dismissed by the
Project, General Zouroff, on account OF their
connivance at the operations Of the Nihilist
party.
"a Gentlemen in mourning in Philadelphia
wear black ribbon ill the buttonhole.
sE-The Boston Aldermen have voted to have
no alcoholic beverages at their annual dinner.
sS-General Tevino, of the regular Mexican
army, with his staff. arrived in Galveston.
Texas, Monday night. \ salute OF fifteen guns
was fired.
eE-Nan the NewSboy's Life Savin' Corpse -
as he calls it, rescued another man from drown
ing III New DIRK on Monday. He was German
weighing something like 800 pounds and cursed
his reScuers soundly Tor their meddleSolne inter
ference.
sE~An English n0bleman. who is in the habit
OF speaking TO soldiers in an affable manner
was much amused lately when a guardsnan
said to him, in n hearty and genial way: .'Ilike
yoU, my lord. There's nothing OF the gentleman
about you
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THE THIRD RUSSIAN SHIP.-A special dispatch
to the New York World, from Philadelphia, De-
cember "a. says:-The Russian ship Africa. with
a thousand tons of coal, two hundred Evans
rifles. several hundred boxes of cartridges three
Calling guns, and provisions enough to last
month. Will sail from Philadelphia for the Old
World in the latter part of this week. She now
les at the Willow street wharf, whittier she
was taken on account OF the scarcity OF room
at Cramps yards, which prevented her being
placed In the dock, secure from floating ice
Her cargo, as regards guns and ammunition. is
the same as that Of the Europe and Asia Like
them she will clear for Sitka, Alaska, but Will
in reality go to Copenhagen, where, with the
other two vessels, she viii receive her arma-
ment. Each vessel will take on board three
eight-inch guns and four broadSderS These
guns Will be sent TO Copenhagen from Cron-
stadt. The fourth Russian vessel, the Zabaca,
is NOT vet finished
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FROZEN IN THE l-NDERBXUSH-A few days
ago a man named Henry Homes. of Crown
Point, Ind. Went to the woods to get load of
wood. Getting his team entangied in the un-
de- brush, he became exhausted i'm his efforts TO
loosen them, and, overcome with cold. he lay
down in the snow, where he was found inSen-
Sble, with his lower eXtremitieS frozen. He
was taken home and thawed OUT, but DO hopes
are entertained Of his recovery by the pay
SERBS
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IF there Is one reader OF this paper suffering
with rheumatism, by all means try Durangs
RheHD,Gfic Re7lsdu
Nervous and sick headache cured i'm to 90
minutes by using Lo4i{Le,s HeGln he Snccidn
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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical occurring and
DyeiDg Establishment, No. "0f G street, near
9Th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
Improvements, whether Of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do bis work in
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
for 50. n. B.--Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to 81 so window. Wool blankets from 80
cents 10 81 pair, by cleaning number a re-
ductt0n In price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots effectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as il newly made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

L7RANALIN LEGION HALL,
l. Corner 9th and streets northwest
LECTURE,
Under the auspices of Franklin Temperance Legion,
BY REV. A. F. MASON.
Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.
FRIDAY EVENING, January Sd 1879.
Subject-"Ihe True Grandeur of the United
States"
Tickets 25 cts to be had at the bookstores of Nj
lans wilkins, 9TH St, and Whitaker l. Son, Penn
syvania avenue, and at the door. Doors open at z,
Lecture to commence at Z: 30 dec3l-4t
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ALLEGED BCEGLARS-YesterCia Officers Har-
low and Shilling arrested Phillip jenkins aud
Charles Myers. both cOiOTed. while they were
Trying 10 dispose OF three new pairs OF gold
mounted spectacleS at FultOn's pawn Office ON
Pennsy lEanla avenue, near 18Th Street and they
We're taken TO the 5th precinct station The
store OF franklin Co, on the opposite
side OF the street, having been robbed on Satur-
Gay night, Mi. Franklin was sent for, but could
nor positively identity the goods They We're
he'd for further Developments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

NEW YEAR DAY IN TIE CITY.-The national
and local government Offices are all closed TO-
day, and no work is bein. done on any public
or private improvements The health Office
was closed with the exception OF the Office of
vital statistics and police headquarters near by
looks deserted. Major Morgan and large de-
tail OF his policemen being engaged ia atten-
President and Cabinet officers. The snow
storm which set in after II O'Clock has had the
effect OF interfering materially with the feSttvi-
Ties OF the day. forcing many who were deSir-
Gus OF making calls TO remain at home Busl-
ness generally has been suspended very few of
the stores being opened, and but little trade
doing.
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THE Ice BLOCKADE on THE POTOMAC-The
river mas been closed TO navigation since Mon
day last, and the channel Is now entirely frozen
over for many miles down stream. The oyster
trade has been transferred from the WharVeS TO
the railroad depotS, whence they are shipped
advanced since the ice embargo. The pTOyiSOd
dealers and butchers are making the most of
the ice crop ard are laying IN store for the hot
season, the thickness being about five inches
and free OF SHOW. Many carts and horses are
employed.
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NATIONAL THEATEK.

NATIONAL THEATER.
~ SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 4. 1879,
Shakesl cares Whimsical Creation,
. THE COMEDY OF ERRORS.
S, tne auslces Of Parish Union Of All Souls
Cnurch, and in aid of its music fund
Reserved seats at Ellis Music Store 937 Penusyl
vania avenue. dac13 II
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IORD.S OPERA HOUSE.

ENORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
"HOW YOU VASE"
THE GREAT NEW YORK SUCCESS
DECEMBER 80. SIX NIGHTS ONLY AND SAT
UEDAY MATINEE.
Manager John IiCkaby has the honor to announce
the appearance Of the immensely popular
MIR. and MRS. GEO S.
KNIGHT,
In their famous Musical Comedy Drama by-Tre1
Marsaen, Esq, entitled
OTTO,
A GERMAN,
With the same Powerful Cast that appeared before
CROWDED HOUSES FOR FIVE WEEKS
AT The BROADWAY THEATER,
NEW YORK CITY.
Popular Prices
Admission IS, 50 and IS cents. dec22tr
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ATTENTION is called to the fact that George C
fleming, 40 9Th street, is Offering a cash DIS
count OF twenty per cent. to ali purchasers
gcntielnen'S furnishing goods. Those familiar
with his method know that by this announce
ment he means business; and as this is an o.
p0rtuniiy seldom offered 10 sccrre stane wares
the first purchasers viii have the best choosing.
He offers his whole stock without reserve.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE GREATEST PART OF THE ANNUAL CONTRACT
for supplying Her NajeSty'S Troop Ships with
ChampagneS has been awarded TO 3Ir BolIinger
for his :. Dry Extra quality.
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

"
Commencing WEDNESDAY, January LIST.
Doors Ell en- at o'clo, k. Performance at o'ccca
MATINEE SATURDAY. JANUARY 4Tu.
Doors oCen at O'Clock Performance at O'Clock.
No RESERVED SEATS AT MATINEE.
Admission SO cents. Reserved $500. 1J cents.
CHILDREN HALF PRICE
Pan OF Hall and Tickets at Ellis Music Store.
dec30-ft
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\ HOMELY, OLD-FA FASHIONED PERFt-.fE is Law
endef, yet delightfully."- refreshing and invlgo-
IauuS. ~ can be found in 10 puret form than
der. ~ ~ W.
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SHAwLS, CLOAKs, and beautiful dress good:
blankets; all OF our dry goods reduced TO actual
cost: tCaIter'S. Ill Market Space) Ladies'
cloaks. trimmed with silk; ladies' cloaks.
trimmed with vely ct: ladies' cloakS from 8 80 to
$50; Nottingham lace for curtains from 25 TO II
beaver cloth, $3.50, tOr ladies' cloakS.-AdpL
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SELLING 0FF.--Se!ling of-=cc,,osing out-everr
yard of our beaninul dless goods: SIX and wool
dresS goods reduced from 80 down TO Is; I'M
mcnSe reduction in dress goods; wOOldreSs goods
reduced 10 IS: pure silk and wool double Widt.,.
beautiful dress goods reduced from 81 80 down
TO 81; pure wool double blankets reduced to
$50; pure wool blankets $3.50, S5.75, $3.50 Sl075.
All OF our blankets reduced; pure wool blanket :
$3.50. s4.50, s6.'5. III Market Space.-Advt.
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LECTURES.

1879 COURSE OF LECTURES 1879
4 Course of Six Lecture Entertainments on ia
structive subjects, will be given follows, in the
spacious lecture room of the
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Ninth street opposite northwest Patent Office:
January 7.-CHRISTIAN CIVILIZATION.
Jany l5.-RECOLLECTIoNS FROM BEYOND THE SEA.
January 2l.-IkRAEL IN THE WILDERNESS.
January 2S.-CAPTIvITY OF THE JEWS; THE LOST
TRIBES"
February 4-THE RESTORATION OF THE JEWS.
Feb'y l1.-THE CHARACTER OF TIE SCOTCH Cove
NANTERS.
., Tickets: Course, 81; single lecture. Is cents.
Children: Course, % cents; single, 10 cents: at
Frees bookstore, opposite the Ebbitt house. and at
the church on lecture evenings. Exercises at I 80
O'Clock ..
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YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS FROM LOUISIANA.
a ChdHct t. dpP{y Some Of tire Funds Collected
Here Where II VIZ DO G00d.-LaSt night q des-
utute old woman accompanied by little bOv
fOdr years Old. her grand child. arrived By the
southern train from Richmond. and having no
money OF friends was found by Officer Fritz OF
the 18th precinct wandering about the streets
nearly fToZen. and taken 10 the station house on
auth sheet She gave her name as Mary Left
'S1ct aud stated that she mad found her way 10
ms city nom Louisiana, her husband and chill
dTen, including the parents OF the boy. haYlLg
all died OF yellow fever and aVing her entirely
destitute she was compelled to seek her TfIa-
TONS whom, she stated, ii living were some
where IN the neighbJrhoOd Of Fairfax Court
iiodse, va: She was suffering witha bad cough
ana the little 10Y was sick with crOuD and
neltnef OF them anpearedt0 have clOthinGSuffic-
teIt 10 Keep theln warm. She appeared 10 have
peeh AT one time in good circumstances and said
she was educated In this District and before the
war neT ofothels, named Lewis held response
Die Official positions here IN the government de-
Haftlnents. but she could NOT remember which
department. and she had then many influential
friends She was prcrided with a p3S3r,- the
night lodging house. F's2 ~ ~
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SMoTHERED TO DEATH BY A CHARCOAL FIRE
A sad accident resulting in the death of a
little child, aged five weeks, occurred during
wednesday night at No. 134 Bourbon street
AT mat place Mr.. McGill occupies with
his family. small room in which tAnre j.
DO fireplace. Wednesday night. being a yer,-
cold one, Mr. McGtll, as one of his child
rem was unWell, made a charcoal ire in 4
furnace to warm the room, and closed all the
openings, little dreaming of the terrible reiults
which his action might 1ave. The entire flmi-
" retired to sleep and at half-pasG three o'clock
McGlll was suddenly awakened. suffering IRON
a sufiocating sensation He Immediately called
up his entire family, but to his horror discovered
that his youngest son, aged five weeks, had
Teen suIIoca;11 and was lying corpse in his
crldle.-[N. o. Ptcayune.
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eS. NJ. Smalls {'Old Sly OF the Atlanta
Constitution, was set upon by a crowd of ruffians
In Atlanta On Christmas Day and most cruelty
hurt He made gallant defence, but was
Slrrck down Dy persons who sought to punish
Inn for something that he he'd WritteI. He
now lies critically ILL.,
q II the graves were rfed in the interests of
science, people wouldn't mind it so much That
is, IL tue average medical student learned any
thlngl the dlSSecting room, people wouldn't be-
gludge the young man body now and then;
but. IA bany Argus.
az 1t was not enough that ''PooI Ga Sport,
the pedestrian, was badly beaten 0y C'Leary,
Ihe Corkonlan put he must needs be followed
ana leeIed at by unruly boys every time he
makes his appearance on the streets in New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs E;ns-
loic's S0othiHg Sgrup has been used for children
It corTectS actdity OF the stomach relieves wind
ccuc. regulates the bowels, cures dySentery and
diarrhPa, whether arising from teetbing or
other causes. An Old and Wei-JrtAd remedy.
25 cents bottle
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BOOKS. &c.

w what Women are Doing in Industry Education,
Philanthropy, Social Reform. Art. Science, Litera
what men are doing to advance the interests Of
women, Every household should read one good
Woman's Paper Published monthly. Price per
10 cents THERESA JUAN. LEWIS and SARA
ANDREWS sP a9S,T, PnRshers Sc, Can or send
Editor, Room No. 10, Republic Building. llOI Penn.
sylvania ave. dec3
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FRENCH DRESS GOODS.

We have Just opened a splendid line OF Frcrch
Dress Goods for the holidays. Black Silks in SPLEEN
old qualities, from 81 % to 81; Brocade ArTnure
Arnlnre Suitings, in worsted, new designs; Black
and CoIored Cashmeres, IN choice coiors also, fun
line of Housefurnishing Goods viz: Danask
liable Cloths and Napkins; Pillow and Sheeting
Linens all grades; Blankets. all sizes and qualities
Marseies Spreads all sizes, in choice uatterns
Those III want of choice goods viii do well TO ex-
anime our stock before purchasing.
HOOE BRO. K co,
decl9tr 1928 r ST.. near FI,titt t5o;,sa
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
FOR NEW YEARS.

FINE PLATED EPERGNES. FRUIT BOWLS.
NUTPICKS AND CRACKERS. NUT BOWLS.
CAKE BASKETS. BUTTER DISHES. CJFFEE
URNS. ICE PITCHERS, TEA SETS. WATERS,
FLOWER VASES, AND RODGERS SUPERIOR
TABLE CUTLERY
dec27 NJ W GAIT. BRO * co
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CLOTHING LIKE IT. IT S~'NDs A oNE,-Such
is u verdict of the medical world and the pub
lie, on Hd'cs Honey Of Horehouid and Tar
Coughs, Colds. Influenza, all irritations of the
organs OF speech and respiration, vanish under
It's influence. Ike fOgS before the sunlight.
ii&e'S Icoth0che Drops cure Toothache in one
minute. Sold by all Druggists at Is cents. co
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Useful HOLIDAY GOODS.

Silk Handercbiefs, 12H, %, %. 81;
Brocade Silk Handkerchiefs 50 worth IS:
Iadlea' Initial Handkerchiefs at cost
Ladies', Gents and Chidrens Handkerchief chean
Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Sets and Scarfs, chean;
ornamental Presents can be made out of our cheap
stock Dress Goods Black Caslimeres:
Black and Colored Silks at unusual low prices;
Elegant Black Silk, 81 % to $175;
No better Souvenir for the Holiday Season than a
present of one of our nice Cloaks;
Brussels Carpets, 40, 75 50, SIC,
All-wool Ingrains 55c. IngrainS, 25, 30 SIC
decl9tr l. n. MADAM 700 Market Snana
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The Weather..
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
ARLINGTON IAN L 1879.

For the middle Atlantic states and Ne"
England falling barometer. easterly wine vine
srtsnsly warmer cloudy weather. WIN W..
northwest winds.