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EcteIs.
0rfnu Steamers.
4 MEXICAN LINE

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Only Tran atlantic Lue M ier tue An RtCAN FLAG
ga ling every thu -day from Palade pha AMI every We'd
uesday from Liverpool
BRITISH CROWN, THURSDAY. Dec. 49, p. m.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP
sailing rsery IL days alternately from Phi ladephia ant
New YORK. landing within few hours ride OF the
IMPORTANT Dnlr OF interest The 90 .uDenL
NEuEILASD, SATURDAY, Dec IL. = a. m
passage and other information Apply ID
PETER Wight g sous. General Agents. -,
2N- Walnu'-st. Philadelphia - Broadway, New. fork.
JOHN McDONALD. Agent. Battery place. New-forA
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
N BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
pier Company new No az North River loot OF oonsr
this avoid both transit ov Engiisn ran
Gi-comforts Of the channel IN Small
boat
LABRADOR. e-nesay. Ian II IL ~.
AMwRTgU h. B. JuucIa e'inesday, Dec - D.
Credit LvOnnas Of Pans ~ amounts 70 SAT-
LOUIS DE BEBlAS. Agent. No. % BROADWAY
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miscellaneous.

AIDES, DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
Lbeautiiu without using danaerons eoslnctes shlka1
TEA removes eruyOns Of tc skin. clears the complexion
and zones the Whole Those Fhl t strike 10 inc
root beauty and Youthful freshness instead Oh
cosmetics. To be Duuglt Onr 81 lt
-ERKEYS TIA CO. goo Arrhst. Phialrlphia. orders ~
mail promptly sent at per Liberal dscout
% trade.
OLD LEAD aud TEA LEAD in any guam
~ uiy wanted for cash by .. - -
DATENTS. LABELS. CAVEATS.
Il MUM A Co. So - PArk-low New. lori. prlprelois
The scientific American % years experience a. cl
Patents Handbook Pgienis. with iuli dir cons am
advice sent FREQ.
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10 BVS VN
,aETklTON IINs


The elegant steamers MAs5ACHU SETS and RHODE
IsLA y leave Pier 80 Nortn uver foot Of Jay ST. $50
%. Ia, daily EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
SPECIAL sciass tickets good only for the trip for
which they Doth boat train specified on the
face f each tcke sold wa line from lew YORK Boston
for Al. - - -.
atcro0ms tickets secured at N0s 1858. SbI Ib3 and
a4g broadway at Metropolitan and fEth Avenue Hotels
and al 333 Washing Broosyn Ticket. are
also al principal hotels and uekeouces ana ~ 0ces
OF WesIcott Express Co
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GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LENE BETWEEN = EW-YORk,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
DONA IL ..nat Dec. Il NECkA R.....--.Sat. Dec Y
RIITIN .....Saf. Dec 2O NAL SAL an .
RATES OF PASSAGE frOIn NETWORK 20 SOUIHAM
TON HAVRE OR BREMEN. -
FIRST CABIN 800 SECOND CABIN ...-.-.-.eOO
STFERAGE, $50. ,.
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid seerage ceruh
$50. 49,.
seerace tickets TO all points the South Of England $50
OFfItrCu- 4 o.. Bowling Green
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Published by HARPER BROTHERS. New-York.
r~HARPER 4 BROTHERS viii send any Of the above
works by mail postage PREPAID any part Of the United
states on receipt OF the prica
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strambonls nnN Railruaos.

7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- ARRANGEMENr or PASSENGER TRAINS, March
80 1879 Leave dero's foot OF Coriand and
IN. for Easi0n Bethlehem. Allentown, teaniug
Mauch chunk, hazlelou Msi,auoy city. Ashland Wilkes
Go p. ~. Night ExpTes- daily FOR Easton. bethlehem
Attention Nanch Chunk. Milkesbarre, ElHnra. -hAcL
Fails the
Xe.r. Pullman sleeping hes attached.
ROBT sAYRE Sup't and Eng'r.
General Eastern Ohce Church and Coriandtsts
CHAS. II. CMMAINGs. Agont.
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ leave Peck daily excepted,
New Haven at , AMI II ~ M. connecting with ruads
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special Limited tickets.
Pier lO River daily intending -undsYs 4.JO
i0r New London. Boston, Worcester, &c
ONE DOLLAR TO boston,
For special lmitc ckets Mammoth palace - amers OLD
COLONY and NEWPORT leave New-lOrk daily, including
surdavs AT Pier North River. foot Of HuI
rsyst Leave Brooklyn 4OJ p Jersey CITY, 4@O p Ia,
vi
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"A "0n '10' III '''''-''
DREW and ST JOHN Pier No. Al North River
foot az Canalst. every week day connecting
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains North Yves
W. W. EVERETT, President
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PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Galatea leave Pier 30 North River
,sof Of WGrren-stl daily, except sundays at m, for
NJ FuKIss d. D. BABCOCK.
Gen. PassAgent FIo<neAA
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Trains Englewood Closer pcImon and yack.
e.g0 o so A m l. s. 400. $50. GsO $50. 1880 y.
SUNDAYS ga m aud 80 D. m Tho 1880 y. train viii
leave 10 minutes alter saturday nlghts-
Named Spring Valley and Mousey T. $50 a. M. 46O
mo. y. ABBOTT. Genl Pasar Agt New YORK
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FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connection. Leave foot OF LiDertyst Tor Freehold
s:l5 li:4j a. m., 4, 5:l5 .. m.
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PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO LET,
n furnished with without board private family good
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ORANGE JUDD COMPANY
" PUBLISH THIS DAY
PRACTICAL TAXlDERMY.

CHEAPEST BOOKSTORE IN THE WORLD.
nile BaoKs ALMOST GIVEN Away
GRAND HOLIDAN CATALOGUE FREE =,
LEGGAr BROS Beekmsn-St. opposite fost On'ce n l.
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GrlrDers.
GERMAN GENTLEMAN gives German
N and LATIN lessons Tor ~. a. NJ, Tribune Office.
A IL wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils
n address Amer Educational Union" 100 broadwayN "
An A. NJ. GRADUATE, of Wesleyan Univer-
"A sfy has had i've years experience II tcachg Anu
In Leipzig aud HeidtDer9 desires
few private pupils Address GREER Tribune once.
A GENTLEMAN, an experienced teacher
n gives private lessons In mathemaucs ana thkIsn
branches backward pupils rapidly advanced IsLls NOD
crate Address GRAD UATE." box -, tribune Onoe.
A FOREIGN GRADUATE wants situation
AZ professor and modern languages either IN
coleee private family with seven years references IN
one place Address Dr. r. \. b. Tribune once.
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
n palroatzsd ad fad0rse ~ ne Laaing euet0rs " ~
SeafT Families schools and Colleges promptly pfOFiaei
grlcr2irs OF best American anl
efcn c0ieees for circular. T. cOrESNOR rlNCA
NEI DOMESTIC BUILDING. cor. broad~iy ana iatl,-
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY Introduces colleges schools ana aiillles
,psr1ur professors principals assistants tutors ana sO
Of Instruct, c
sehOols % parents can address Miss " J. lODS"
American ana Foreign Teachers Agency % CnlDn
DFST TEACHERS, American and Foreign,
Id promptly provided families schools, colleges y "
sCHERMEiHORNS 80 last l4i+sts SecIolA4S a"e''0""
school Institute. established 1890
TOVFRNESS.-A situation M gOyerness by
thoroughly educated and accomp shei young ay rom
Sorh Germany OF references Address BOZ -o< Ne"
DuTz \. I.
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Boaro dno Rooms

West Sid..
OQTH-ST., WEST, No. So Handsomely
90 furnished without board also basement office
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Relief Of the Poor.
PRovIDENT AID SOCIETY.


The executive committee of this society met
last evening, Mr.. Browning presiding. Mr..
Emery, secretary, reported that an appeal had
been sent to the churches. Mr.. Pratt, from the
committee on the subject, reported that they
had waited on the District Commissioners and
fstlng, and asked that they recommend the ap-
preparation OF $1,000 or $4,000 by Congress
portion OF which might be expended In the work
OF filling the old canal.
AN APPEAL FOR CONGRESSIONAL AID
ne commissioners had asked that they put
thelr request in writing, and they had filed the
following paper:
Permit US, in behalf of the poor of this Dis
trlct, TO call your attention to the prOpriety of
some immediate action to secure through con
gress appropriate legislation for their relief
l he small fund which you were pleased to place
to the credit Of the Provident Aid Society, a few
weeks since, has been entirely absorbed. and
that society Is now left powerless to aid and
relieve the distress and suffering which is daily
and hourly brought to its attention. Other CO.
operating charitable organizations throughout
the city are out Of funds, churches and religious
organizations have expended all contributions
collected during the winter TO alleviate their
particular poor, while every tangible medium
has been exhausted to establish fund to afford
temporary relief to large class OF our citizens
who, through the rigors of a severe winter are
undergoing almost uncomfortable suffering We
therefore respectfully urge and request that
some effort will be made by your honorable
body to bring this matter to the consideration
that some provision or appropriation may be
made to meet these eleemOsy nary wants OF our
poor and suffering people"
A STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS
was reported by the treasurer, as follows: II.
King, SIS; A. NJ. Breun, 800; Mrs. K S. Elton
s.; Capt Phelps, s25; Commissioners D c.,
$4,000; Mrs. E: s. Grimes, $685. Willet & Libbey,
S25: j. w. Easily, $40; Mrs. A. Z. Perry. s.;
Luther Clark, S.; DR.. H. LindSly, s2O cash ST.
w. II: Campbell $40; ". Lord. s.; Josiah Dent,
s25; John G. Armes, So; concert at Congrega-
Mr.. Given remarked that they had about
reached crisis, and unless they could obtain
aid they would have to close up. If they had
the control of $1,000 they could relieve the most
destitute and tide over to March. He suggested
that the committee wait on the District Com
misSioDers again and appeal to Congress for an
appropriation.
Mr.. c. b. Church declined serving on the COM
mittee from South Washington, and Rev. l.. NJ.
Gardner was elected In his place. Mr.. W. Z.
Hutchinson, OF East Washington, was elected in
place of S. A. III, Marks,
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, the case Of Catherine Bailey was ar
gued and submitted. Mrs Bailey, il will be re-
me1nbered was convicted some time sine OF
the larceny OF money from an old soldier and
sentenced to the penitentiary at Baltimore but
the legislature OF Maryland having prohibited
TIE reception of prisoners from outside The
state, and so notified the Attorney General the
counsel for defendant claim that the sentence
is void and she should be discharged. The case
was argued and submitted. Sinclair agt. W. q
q. X. K. Co.; on hearing.
POLICE COURT-Jttdge Smell.
To-day, Robert and John Sherlock two
brothers, alleged Migrants and thieves were
dismissed on condition that they will leave the
city. Daniel Dyson, loud and bOisterOus: S.
John johnson, vagrant; down. JoSepln
Armstrong, loud and boisterouS language: -
susan Perkins, street blaSphemy; S. 10 seph
L. Berger, keeping an eating house Witholt IL
cenSe; s. in addition to his license Samuel
Euler, driving wagon on sidewalk; s. Gle lrge
T. Rlsley, forfeited collateral. James Glib :on
keeping his bar opon On Sunday; $50 w. IL
Iaskey was fined $105 for keeping an unlcens ed
bar. Henry BerghOlt, keeping his bar open
sunday; $50. VIM: Magruder, vagrant; down
Dennis Long and John Burke We're sent down
for yagrancy. Randolph Howard, threats TO
sarah Howard; 500 bonds to keep the p2ace
John Brown, colOred, assault on Sophia Brown.
his wife; very offensive assault In front of
church door: S10 Joseph w. Harry, charged
with keeping dog without license; fined So
An appeal was taken and bonds given
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Condensed Locals.

street lamps will be lighted at 1850 p. m and
ext1nguished al $50 a. m
An agent from Canada to investigate the
aIieged existence OF the rinderpeSt among
cattle In the United States reports that within a
cnSie OF zen miles about Washington pleuro-
pneumonia exits in its worst form,
ABOUT 90 O'Clock last night live female
ScoiOIed) 1nlant, about six weeks old. was found
IN alley between o and and eth and sth
streets northwest, and was taken to the station
Inc calendar for the January term of the Cir
cult Court contains 1,O93 caseS-22S on the an
peal docket. ~
Lieut. Vernon was taken suddenly i'll this
morning, and IS again confined at his residence
On 18th street southwest
MIS-. Bliss held materializlng seance last
hignt ana VIII again tonight. See advt
BtGetrood'S Magazine for January received
nom p. NJ. Whitaker q Son, is an excellent
number.
MI David Hepburn. probably the oldest resi-
Gent OF Washington. is lying very low of pa
faIySlS at his residence, 943 Maryland avenue
90 years of age
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CITY ITEMS.
CHINESE eat Rice of OF sharp-polnted sticks,
but swallow DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, naturally.

CHINESE eat Rice of of sharp-po1nted sticks,
but swallow DIR. Butts Cough Syrup, naturally.
FOR CANDLEMAs-Pure Wax and Impe, iai
Altar Candles, at the lowest prices. for sale al
the American Tea Store, corner It'll and l SITS.
NV. 1Sj5
ALIENS Compound Suipho- Cdrbo,dte Sodium
Soap cures all skin diseases, and prevents scar
latina, diphtheria. measles. smallpox &C., &C ,
by destroying the germs which produce them
FOR sale oy all druggists. 1855
THE "CouRT OF ST. JAMES" has chosen Boil
finger Champagne for its special consumption,
and orders for upwards of two-thirdS Of the
entire quantity required are now for this brand
PRoCRATINATIoN Is THE THIEF OF LIFE AS
wen as OF time. Don't coquet with Cough, q
Cold. or any lung or throat Complaint. With
out even an hours delay procure = Hae's Ho1.ey
of Horehound and Tar" There's no discount on
its operation. cure is the inevitable result.
!'fke s 1oothGche Drops cure TOOthache in one
minute. Sold by all Druggists at a5c.
LOUIS Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
COLO, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
dlarrh9a, whether arising from teething or
otner causes. An old and well-tTied remedy.
Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTI.KMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A: Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. sos g 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
a 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 80
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning plumber a re-
dresses, spotted OF soiied round the bottom
cleaned without doing the whole garment: 25
years experience.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
"A Complaint.

ton of our street cleaning contractor to the
dreadful condition of 18th and S. G. avenue
southeast. We have been compelled to wade
over shoe-tops in mud and filth all winter;
many ladies will not venture to cross, but 60
back and around, taking them q half mile off
their course. Do this and Oblge your friends.
SCBSCEIBEPS
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DIG DRIVES.
- BR0DHEAD co,
939 Pa. ace, bet 9Th and 10th sts,
Ofer Cachmire de Alma Black Silk at 81, would
be very cheap at 81. %.
Also, Gulnet Gros Grain Black Silk at 81 25 which
Is less than many importers ask for the same
grade Of Silk in 5-piece lots.
Also, Beautiful Shade of Grenat or Bordeau Satin
at 81 % per yard and Beautiful Black Satin,
S1-00 yard.
Also, Silkface, Brown velyets, at 81 50: worth So
and Beautiful Black Velvet, at 8 % and up
Also, Navy Blue and Seal Brown Silk, at zoe yard !;
worth Sl00.
Also, Atwood Black French Cashmeres (originI
. dye and double width, 45c. per yd and up.
Clark's best 2OO-yard Spool Cotton, &C. (siz
spools 25c)
Also host of other Bargains, too numerous to men.
ton, in Beautiful First-class Dress Goods &C,
&c. Call early and examine our stock
taT11-tr BRODHEAD& 90
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POTION PRICE DRY GOODS.

POTION PRICE DRY GOODS.
Gaze Fuwidth Sheeting, al Isle
% Dog. Alilnen Towels yard Ion-, al l23c.
Bale Brown Cotton good al Nc.
j do yard wide N 7r
5000 Yards Plan and Figured Dress Goods at l5o
$50 Pieces Cashmere. from 25c. 10 : 90.
ladies' Cloaking, $500, 81 so.
Wine Cloth at 6259; reduced from 75c
800 Shawls. to he sold at a sacriac-
Balance of Stock of Cl0aks chssp. Our entire
Stock of Dry Goods to be sol at reduction from Is
10 - per cent We guarantee not ID be undersold
by any house in the city.
GEO 7. JOHNSON,
ian25tr Cor. 9TH st. and Max { Space.
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C0NTESTING THE Dog LAw.-To-day, in the
Police Court the case of Joseph w. Harry
Charged with keeping dog for which he had
posed Notwithstanding the nlea of GefeDd}nt
In his plea he claims the court has no iurisdic-
ton; that II. II. Wells, attorney of the United
States has no authority to 1iie said informa-
tlOn or prosecute any action TOR the penalty
sought to be recovered; because the first count
is not based upon any law, and is inconsistent,
repugnant and uncertain in its allegations: be-
cause the second count is not founded on any
provision OF the statute; because sufficient allie,
cations as to tax against defendant are not
set forth; because the statute is uncertain and
ton is generally defective Me ,srs. Cook and
l.. Browning appeared for Mr.. Harry, and will
contest the case ahOyp
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1883 DREW s I5ii e. cp,c,eo
No. OS, az drew $1,000,
SOLD IN PHILADELPHIA
No. 7O.12J drew $1,000.
SOLD IN NEW YORK
The above numbers drew the first three prizes in
the Kentucky State Lottery drawing of Der ~
$4,000 for 81.
IN THE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
Which Draws February O, 1879.

1894 Prizes amounting to................$ 67, 1926
Whole Tickets, 81.
Address all orders to our General Eastern AGENTS,
WILLIAMSON 4 CO, 500 Broadway, New York
SEND IN orders without delay as in the last draw
respondenee private; List Of drawing published in
n. Y. Herald and all out of town ticket holders ara
mailed copy of the official drawing as soon as
received, and no winning names published under
any circumstances.
SIMMONS DICKINSON. Managers.
jan25 % &febl
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LOCAL NEWS.


National Theater.-Chanfrau as Exit
Iheater Co1nique.-The Blawdowski troupe and
other attractions. H
ODD FslLotrs' Hau-The Midcets
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ed
ward e. Wheatley and Mary A. Mahagan; Jas
Kane and Lillian V. Dom; Andrew Belt and
Louisa Hail. Gerriet Juester and Margaretaa
Hohlein; VIM. Brown and Annie Stewart:
Charles III. Bell and Clora Warren; Christian
Engel and Margaretha Strobel
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j. GEORGES.
q Manufacturer O; Gents Fire BOOTS. SHOES
and CATERS,
Corner 9th and G streets under National Hotel
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
Repairing neatly executed New Elastics iraertad
In Caters by patent machine; price as cents to Al
janS-lm - ~ o.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE FUNERAL of Samuel Crown took place
from his late residence, on conduit road: yester-
DAY afternoon, Rev. Richard Norris, of the Dun
barton street NJ. K. church, officiating. MeSsrs.
X. k. Shekell, M. V. Buckley, David Jackson and
IhCmaS PrObey, ST., were the paIl-bearerS The
1nterment was at Oak Hill.
RESUMPTION OF NAyIGATION.-The ice quietly
hoWed away last night, and this morning the
river at this place is quite clear OF it,
The STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE, Capt. Bonnie
Vile, came to Georgetown yesterday evening
and soon afterwards sailed for Norfolk with an
assorted cargo. The E.. c. Knight also sailed
for New York
THE PuNP DOCTOR is badly needed at the
corner OF Lingan and Warren streets.
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE ENCAMPMENT of
ouIg yesterday, over 200 delegates being pres
ent. GOV. H0yt was nominated without opp1-
slt1on as the delegate at large to the next ma
tloral encampment.
THE TELLER INvEsTIGATIoN.-The congress.
sloDal committee on election frauds closed its
examination OF witnesses in Charleston S G.
Yesterday, and adjourned to meet in Washing
ton next Monday.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN PENNsYLyANIA-A
OH was introduced in the Pennsylvania house
OF representatives al Harrisburg Yesterday to
abolish capital punishment and substitute
solitary confinement for life at hard Labor for
murder In the first degree
THE GRAND LODGE OF B'NA1 BIRTH of the
United States In session in Philadelphia, yes
terday voted to sustain, by 1913 to IS, the action
oI lnelr centennial committee in advancing
sZ,Ioo as part liquidation of the indebte 1nesS
oh the centennial statue Of Liberty.
., REPEAL OF THE CHARTER OF MEMPHIs.-The
tennessee Legislature has finally passed the bill
Ing 1t to the Territory of Tennessee and nrOVid.
Ing Tor It's local government as taxing district
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ERENCH DRESS GOODS.

We have lust opened q splendid Ire cs French
Dress Goods for the holidays Black silks, In Gplen
did qualities, from 81 25 to 81; Brocade Arnure
Silks. for dresses; Brocsde Silk Over suitngsi
Armure Suitings, in worsted. new designs; Black
and Colored Cashmeres, IN choice colors also, fun
Table Cloths and Napkins; Pillow and Bheetins
Liners. all GRADES; Blankets al sizes aud qualities
Marseilles Spreads, all sizes, in choice uatterns,
Those in want Of choice goods viii do well TO ex.
anime our stock before purchasing.
HOOE BRO & Co,
decl9-tr 1928 r St., near Ebbltt House
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n EDWARD CLARK.

II EDWARD CLARK.
DEALER IN
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS SssH
BLINDS. MOULDINGS, ETC.
OUceS-ylO Tir0imi9 Grenue southland.
QUO fennS ytcd MIA 0ets,se 7s0rthtcest.
asro ana Oepot-9th street and Virginia ayenua
southeast
now have no partner. and no connection Whist
aver with or inter- st n my former Observation-Disclosures
:. VIC lOO. VI 4tu etIoet soutne3st tan15-lm
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
900 Pennsylvania arenue. $&a
PREVIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT OF -
STOCk, WILL SELL ALI. MY FALL, AND
WINTER GOODS AT PRIME COST.
FEW QUOTATIONS.
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boots .,,,.. 81 90
ladies' Custom made Goat Button .......... so
Checktop Button. ..;.-...................... 400
lAo!es SOa1- Solid Leather, Side Lace...... LOO
1Aaoies custom made Goat Lace..-............ 25
LdHes r rencn hld Box Toe, Button. ......... 3 90
1ooU oIer styles, ranging IN price. 76 to 400
Sents Sond Leather, Congress Caters. LOO
Sents pay state SHOES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. loo
Sents Hand.sutched Calf Congress. 500
Sents tBurt.s) Csn Congress. $50
Sents 1BCrts) CAT Button Boots. $50
Gents FINE Caf Boots. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.75
Sents iocO styles Boots and Shoes. Soc to 600
Gents Best Rubbers, 45c Ladies'. ............ .25
Gents Best Arctcs 81 20, LADIES'. so
All kinds Of Shoes for Boys and Children at un.
heard of low prices.
These are the best and cheapest goods ever offered
at any legitimate sale in this city.
tsD8tr GEO. MCCARTHY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-30

CIX FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made to order, OF WaInsutts Muslin ana Extra
fine Linen bosoIns, for $3.50; ready to put on
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made 10 order In ths
most el6sRnt manner for e22b
Our " MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished, 81 70 cts
made of Wamsutta Muslin and Extra fine Liner
bosom, Is the cheapest Shirt in tina world.
Our Mystery" Shirt at rs cts, unfinished. 10 GO
good any s. Shirt in the market
Our Mystery" Shirt is retatd at Factory
wHoLEsALE prices. and Six Of then b nice Christ
mas Gift,
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, cpss FRONT,
terry"
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on, IS worth double its
money, but We are compelled to reduce stock at
Factory in Baltimore, about to build
large addition thereto. and desire TO carry less
Stock whilst the building is in progress
pov5-tr MEGINNISS', IOOz II street u.tc.