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1880 prx THF vs .MEA aIr1p 1880
To THE NCE1H, WEST AND Sfllf III WEST.
VfOnhFs. Track

Donbic Track. Steel Rails.
SrIFNnIT SCFSrEY MAGNlIICENT EQUIPMENT
TBAIHS LEAVE wAsTINGTON. from Depot.
corr er Of Sixth and p trests. a. foIoas
For lI:tFiUfE ard the West. 3 90 NJ daily with
s'eeiiIg Cars to louisville and Chissgoo; 10 40
a. da,ly, viii! Sleerins Cars from Harrisburg
s. Gnc5H inns St L"nis 2nG Chez $50 m
sALTlMo ORE hS6 ' FoT 8 i1tfP RSksffIRoAp
with fsrieF C5r - Ws linz and tie Holb. at
s:uua n. daily, exert Sunday , 80 = IN. daily.
era ard Watkins.
For william q on. csk Hsyen AID EIn.ira at 10 40
S.m. ia ly, excelt sunday.
For New YORK and lie Fast, lo:4o an. 40 and
1G'eo 7 II. Ga sunday :lG and IC:00 =. IA /.
bIulted express IF Pullman ParIor Cars 9 so a
II. dsiiy, exCeEt Sunday.
For Eroctfyr. =, al tsronsh trains connect at
forcing direct ira. sfer to Fulton street avoid
=, ira 5cutle ferris scross New York CITY.
r O. SH ta . a. % and u 10 a Go tcmo
Limited Express, 80 a. N. daily. except Sun
For baltimore. 6 40. 3 GO, $50. 10 40 am, ard
gao. s:20, 40. E 40. 80 and 10 go m. ON
sunday. $50. 20 40 a M, TO- $40, $50 and
For pone's Greek Line, 64Oa Am. and 4 40 pm.
For Anrspoljs, 40 M and 40 p. N. daily, eI-
ALE2 S,s SIliti1s AND FRRDEsICKsapRa RAN.
Ny = APP 81 -, athXASDEIA AND WASHING
Ion RAiLRoAD; an =,
20. 60. 60 SEQ and ii so pm. On : s IN.
day st 60. 8 20. II 90 and IL 20 IN. and 5 90
Fer Richmond and the South. : 90 aud IL 90 am.
II, dsi'y. and 10 ?; n. daily. except sunday;
Trains , leave 1no Alexandria for Washipgton 90 05
p:m;s snd IL 90 midnish. On Sunday At 5; O5.
Tickets, information, seepIg and parlcr car &C
commodationsc can be procured at the Offices. north
east corner Of 18TH street and PennsyS avenue
and at the depot where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
L. P. FARMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nog29
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DRY GOODS AT LOW PRICES.

dry GOODS AT Low PRICES.
New York Mile Sheeting Cotton. the widest AID
best made, Sic.
Pure Wool Chudda Serges, nearly one yard and
quarter wide, reduced from 75c. down - SOC.
Navy Blue Trimming Sill, soc.
ICnscale Can brio, yard wide, finest quality, l2L
Large Size double Blankets, 81. 90.
Pure Wool Black and Coinred Cashreres, Csc
Pure Wool Cradle BLANKETS 81 as.
Large size Bed Comforts, g, 81 -, 81. so, 81 IS,
Large size Bridal Quilts, pure white els
InlmeEse Assortment OF Ladies Cioahing Cloths,
81 30. $l.7e, 81, 50. %, g.. SO, So.
CABTEips.
vi Market Space.
Black Silks, Cclored Silks, C0lored and Black
Satihs, Black and Co,ored Six Nelyets Bla ek silk
warp Henrietta, 81. Pure Wool Monte Cloth, all
coio,e, feduced 10 Bic. Cloth fmmense assert
ment for Men and Boys Wear, IS, 81, 81, soc to
81 90 BLACK Casslmeres pure WOOL, wide, doubIs
Width, 81, 80, 62, 75c, 81. Ia'ge size pure wool
Blankets. IS. Ladies Cloaks ans Shawls Excellent
Black Silks rs. 81 81, 81 2s 81. so, to $3.50 Our
81 81 IS, and 81, 80 Black Silks are special bar
gains. Remnants of the best yard wide Bleached
{, uop, containing IN each 3, =, g. 8, z. 8 9. 10.
Ladies suitng. only 81. Co.ored SaIIns 75c. Pr
sno Covers. IS. rs to $40. Black Brocade Silks, 81
10 81.
CARTER'S.
dccl0 TN Market 9pae4.
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PILES.
DIR. II. D. SHRADER,
PILES.

DIR. II. D. SHRADER,
OFFICE go 1lTH STREET NORTHWEST, CORNER G,
Cures Internal. External, Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles by new and universally successful
method Of treatment, without resort to the knife,
methods usually employed, ans radical aud per-
msnent cure guaranteed in every case or no pay.
Among the many who have been treated, would
refer to the following:
Rev. DR.. Deaie pastor Wesley Chapel 81. Z. Church
Rev. j. d. OroissanI 1421 sih st.
Rev. Chas. A. Harvey, III. ID.
Samuel Bacon, Esq, Gao E st.
J. d. Manion, grocer. 726 7th ct. sw.
VIM. T. Bailey; Attorney at-iaw, 400 La. ave.
Thes B. Marche. P. Q. Department.
John Tweedale, War Department.
y. Il: True, Treasury Department
T. W. Vaughn, Pension Office.
L. A. Meadel. Bureau Engraving and Printing.
Andrew Fitzsinlmons Government Printing Office.
and many others, on application at my office. The
treatment is attended with but very Little pain. &C.
fails 10 cure. Call st Office and certificates In
regard to the wonderful cures performed.
Honrs-9 to IL g.. N. and 2 to p. N. Consuita-
ion free. decl-lm
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The Presidential inauguration.
MEETING OF The PRESS COMMITTEE.

The press committee on the Inauguration
ceremonies, held meeting Saturday night, Mr.
c. Ramsdell presiding. with Mr.. Wight as
secretary. MessTs. Ben: Perley Poore. StIlson
Mcbride, J. r. Young and j. VI. Carson, with
the chairman and secretary were appointed as
a subcommittee to make suggestions as to tie
scope OF the work or the Committee.
PHILADELPHIA ORGANIZ ATOMS COMING.
James NJ. Miles and Nelson +. Evans, Of tn :
thirteenth ward tPhiladeiphi) Garfield and
Arthur club. and George Grim, William b.
Suith. James RalstOn and E. Z. Wells. OF the
r. publican lnyinc!bles, Of Philadelphia, arrived
here yesterday to consult the SUB committees
OF the Inauguration commit &c for the securing
or accommodations for their organizations The
Thirteenth Ward Garfield and Arthur Cllo will
bring 500 men and the Invincibles ]. 600.
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LACE PIss-sl, 81, sat Prigg's.

HIS SKULL FRACTURED BY FAII~-hr. James
Gleason. a white man, aged about 60 years. fell
from the StoOp OF his residence, No. 1909 North
Capitol street. saturday night, and fractured
his skull, from the effects Of which he died
yesterday. Coroner Patterson and Dr. Hartigan
made an examination or the body TO day, and
found that his skull was fractured BY the fan.
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Deem Der l3. 1850.
LOCAL NEWS.
ATnesemcnts, &c, T0-nigh

Amesemcnts. &c, Tonight.
National TbeGter.-C hanfrau IN kit"
Ford's opera H0lGse.-Widow Bedott Comedy
Company.
LtIto0H HGH.-Native Palestine Arabs
Odd FsIlO1rs HdR.-"Odd Fellows Fair
Immaculate Conception Church HGH-Flir
for the benefit Of the church and school,
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CITY ITEMS.

RENEAR'S TONIC is certain remedy for wind
dyspepsia aud heartburn. One bottle LIS Suffi-
Gent in most cases. Try II. so cents bottle.
m,w,f,3
NOTICE-WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.-Received
daily prime New York oysters; Shrusberry 3
Blue Points, East Rivers ROckaways and Phil
aGephla MaurtS CoVes; Norfolk and Lynn
Haven Bays; Slders and Diamond Back Terra =
pins always On hand. Hotels. restaurants nd
families supplied at the Norfolk oyster De, OF,
621 b st. northwest. n. WHITE s GO.
'TOtally Diffefen from ALI Others,
"LondUn Hair ReStorer." Insures new growth.
" London Hair ReStorer." Restores the color.
"LondoI Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT TT-THiCKENs
Thin hair, stops its falling and the most per-
feet hair restorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We allude TO "LOfldOn Hatf. CO'0r
Resi0fe7'." A. A. Gibson, Barrytcwn, n. Y,
writes: ut has stopped my hair from falling
and restored IL 10 its natural color" '.L0s,tOa
HGft' R4Sfo1eT" Is sole by all druggists at IS
cents 8 bottle.
''ALDgstgY WAaohs. Fresh Attorney butter
oherned every morning. and delivered In = los.
"Ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, pntterrnilk and sweet milk &c. per at
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WEATHER STKIPsput on by Hamilton L. Shedd.
400 9Th street northwest

FRIEBUs Cuttings Old stand, 500 Market
Space] has decided to retire from business:
offers his stock OF millinery and fancy goods at
cost. His store viii be for rent and fixtures for
sale. /
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs Walter B. VII
Eams & Co., auctiODeers, sold Saturday after
noon for James Fullerton and James White,
trustees, part OF lot No. S. In square No. 942,
fronting on East Capitol street, near Lincoln
statue. improved by two-stOry frame. TO Jos.
LOughran for 81 300.
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DECREE OF DIvORCE-To-day, 10 the Equity
Court, decree OF divorce from bed and board
was made by Judge COX In the case OF Patrick
Regain agt. Catherine Regain. They were mar
Tiedifi 1863, and he charged her with Dad treat
ment. forcing him to live separate from her
since 1910. ana She made slmilar CnargeS.
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j. W. BOTBLER & Son are Offering the finest
quality OF plated ware ar wholesale prices

POLICE COURT SHysTERs.--Judge Smell took
occa SION this mOrD ming before the opening OF the
Police Court to say tnat his attention had been
called to story In circulation about very dis
retuT allie transaction or an attorney practicing
In that court, with client whoIn he had de-
Tended. If this kind Of practice continued he
would deny the attorneys from holding any
Intercourse with prisoners in the dock. the
poor people who are brought into the Police
court should not be duped by the men they
employed 10 defend them. This court, as a
gei erai rule. had been noted for the honorable
dealings of the lawyers practlclug In IL, and ne
desired that its good name shall oe Continued
He had not sufficient proof about me IraHSa.-
ton TO which he REFEREED II he had lie woud
make IN order than the person offending should
be denied the right TO practice there. lie hoped
10 hear no more OF such TRANSACTIONS.
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ON TRIAL FOR day, in the
Criminal tour! (Judge james, the case OF Isaac
Smith. q cOiored rag picker OF Georgetown was
placed on Irial Tor rape on Hattie Beckett,
COlOTtd girl years old ana the testimony was
of a character unit for publication, and such
as TO show that the defendant was most de
PRAYED person,
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A ISLANDER CASE.-To day In Circuit Court,
No. !, Judge Macarthur, the case OF Xandar
against Oberbeim was taken up This Is an
action for Islander. the Charge being that de.
PENDANT spoke Of plaintiff as keeping a bad
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0LD WINE AND Old FRIIEND0 ere
~ moWn as the best, 80 H. JUSTH'S old stand
sE08hp- HAND HAM C9TaIkd cAn BE- sold e
stand. No 6l9 D st.. between 9th and 7th st. n w..
OF Branch Store No. 408 9Th st., between D and Il
s1s. NV. n B.-Note by mail promptly attended
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PROF. GAMGEES Ice MAKING MACHrNE-The
engine built at the Washington navy yard for
Prof. Gamgee, for the manufacture or Ice Is
receiving iis finishing touches. aud the profeS-
sor expects TO make a trial OF 1t IN few DAYS.
This apparatus has i've cylinders, four fo9
chloride and one for steam; and the professor
expects To make a superior quality or Ice At the
rate OF ten tons per day.
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EoH PoToMAc RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER THOMPSON.

Capt John X. Wood, built expressly ~-s
Ter the Potomac River business,
!eayes 9th street wharf every MON
DAY. THURSDAY snd SATURDAY ~ O'Clock
q 10, making the PRINCIPAL lSndiays in the RIVER.
rare and freigbts AZ lowest rates.
octlS-3n lsl6 " sfrae,
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The JAY COOKE ESTATE-AHOther Distribu-
tio't agreed Efon.-A special TO the Baltimore
S'td from Philadelphia December ~, says: The
committee Of creditors OF the Jay Cooke estate
has agreed upon another distribution OF scrip
and cash. It is also probable that another at
tempt viii be made TO sell the remaining assets
or the estate. These consist of the well-knoWn
country seat, "Ogontz," which has been unoC-
cupied for years, and Is naturally depreciating
In value fer want OF attention; the Lake Cham
plain Iron Works and iron ore property; an I'm
mense amount OF lands in the west, much OF
OF bonds and stocks OF uncertain market value
1t is not yet settled when the sale Will take
Mace.
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STEAMERS. &c
NTEAMkR mATTaN,,---

FOR PUrOMAO AVER LANDrN6s.
; S NJ ShsrT' tn1t e. and sts
SATURDAY, st O'Clock a ma for &<k1s1 =
MstSI Sreek, returning TUESDAY, THURSDAY
eD ~ 5000, stOppias q. tnt..rmediate landings
sSl and returning. Alsn at MzttawouAn Creek
: otire ers wharf, " Wei 'et-dsy aud Saturday go-
- inuIsoay snc sunday returning, ana Cotta4e
e1o-sm q. =. ypNfS. Agent
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NoHF0LH AND FORTRESS MoNnop
STEAnER .IANE MnSEIRY

NoHtOLA AND kOHThlcSs m0NnOH
STEIEER JANE MOSELHY,
CAPTAIN JAMES A BARKER.
q so Second class fare. rs, Round =
trtp, 81 Leave 9th ct wharf ON 1890
DAYS, WEON ESDAYs and FRIDAYS At 8 o'clock
pm. lesvts Norfolk siteFnats dSys a. ~ m stop-
ping IT Alexaudrls, Pine. Point, Point lsookout
and Fort Monroe Va, eoins aud rpturrins.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
Steamships JOHN GIBSON and e. 9 KNIGHT.
Pier 81. Esst hlyCr, NY, SATURDAYS AZ 4 r. N !.
GeoTtyetown az am. FRIDAYS. FOR .reIshi
rat apply 10 x Y. A. DkNHAm, AGt.. 63 Wster
at, Georgetown
hets, statercoms, &C, 40 70 General O-c..
1916 at. n W, near Wizards Hotel.
ap29 o. 4 LOWELL. President
IyOg NCRFoTE, PoEg MOUTH, FORTRESS
u MONROE AND TIE SOUTH e.
STEAMER GECEGE LfARi. car vlcs[Zf
Jins U. :. MAI. losEPH WEIZE,
Commander.
w,suro-o~ LEAVES .ons,,.
From foot Of seventh st. From csmpheI's wharf,
mokDAYss 'sTGf kpNrs. ruxsDA ET,e7 THURS
PAY and FRIDAY. st ppA9 AID sATuR-
stops 81 piIey Point ana P5int Lookout GoinF
ard Returning.
rood until UEed TicEets snd statUroCsus for salt
STR " Reels Sons. 1916 - ny "a q Poa-
.rho-rs stationery store 632 Ia av. next TO Pos 5
Once f0rcy q. sn1ith's, 1884 Penna. age. NV.
VA J. WEiCf, sreIt
1fb ~ wharf, V 6siiu-t.8. u. O.
d. y. KFfIiN9, sRsat,
tep3i -etn CBmpiaIl's WbGrf. Norfolk.
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THIS Is THE BURGLARS SEASON
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18th Strest and New York Aveuu>-

Fire, Burglar aud Damp Proof Vaults from IS
to SEQ a yesr. Government bonds on deposit for
81 per 90. Also, receives Silverwsre in Trunks
for moderate rate. Board Of Manasers~Wifam
stichnsy president; George w. Riggs, vice presi-
Treasurer; Henry A. Willard. John Oassels, Thos.
Evans. poyl2
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SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND rHuIspsf

INHE oTEAMEsR ARRDwSmITH
Il VIII leave PctoT-sc ferry 90. -
Nhs7, loot O. fth Hsfeet, e. cNc'ocf =,
.. II, every -
SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
for al the POTOMAC hIvEh LANDINos n "a,
- Leon srdt WI sud Nornini returning MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, Sad FRIDAY
tIre and Fregh. 81 lowest rates
IyiS-ly IA sTOyE Purssr
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i.GG0 PIECES

i,Ge0 PIECES
CALICOES (Pcrcale Styles, cents
SEQ PAIRS OF WHITE WOOL BLANKETS,
Per Pair, 81. 50, 50. 81, S., sc.
100 BALES OF BED COMFORTS,
75e., 81, sl.25. 81 So 81. 81 SO.
ALL-WOOL BLACK CAsHMEREs double width
81 cts, As cts so cts. 60 cts, rs cts
ooLoRFD CASHMRREs. Ali Wool. in Garnet,
Navy Blue. Bronze. Brown and Drab,
at 80 cts. and 50 cts.
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS.
all Of the Latest Styles. st
IS cts. per yard.
LADIES' BLUE FLANNEL. AL Wool,
25c. 300, Sic, SOC.
LADIES' DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTHS,
Myrtle Green. Bronze. Navy Blse and Brown.
ULSTER CLOTH, New styles
BEAVER CLOTH, DIAGONAL CLOTH,
BASKET CLOTH.
CLOTH FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
3Oc., SIC. Soc, Coo, 75c.
ALL-WOOL RED TWILLED FLANNEL,
Csc, SOC. SIC, Soc.
LADIES' CLOAKS, Now Styles.
FINE BALMORAL SKIRTS, New Stock, in Oar
dinals, Navy Blue and Browns.
CARPETS.
INGRAINS, 80 cts, 81 cts. As cts, so cts 80 cts
BRUSSELS at Cost Price.
Fine VELVET RUGS and TAPESTRY RUGS.
C. M. TOWSON
638 Pennsylvania avenue. south side.
decll near tn st.
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THE FIRE IESTERDAY.-The alarm sounded at
il:40 O'Clock yesterday morning was for a fire
in the second story OF brick house, No. 2l33 l.
street northwest owned by Thomas. Bradley
aId occupied by A. s. Taber, or the Pension
office: cause spontaneous combustion, ami
damage about $500. covered by insurance. The
nGmte Of Truck Company eXtinguishsd the
fire without The services or the cngines.
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HOLIDAY STATIONERY. Milan's. 9Th, near F.

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Al
fred A. Richards and julia Conlay; Albert VIII
liarns and Laura Johnson; Samuel Vi. Stanford
OF Boston. Mass, and Willie j. Rider. OF SonaT-
set county, Nd. S. j. FelTS and Sadie B. SEiI:-
MSn.
We CAN'T Do WITHOUT EVOLUTIONARY all
who use IL for chaps, cuts, burns &C. Price 25
cents.
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VETERINARY HEADQUARTERS.
900 Fourteenth Street.

6killfui treatment for Sick or Lame AMI.
mais. HONORABLE dealing with tho owners. =
EAI remuneration IN Al cases submitted Gx
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FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS

We viii sell our entire stock Of frst-class BOOTS
ana sitOE Sat Prime cost as our stock is entirely
tCo lafRe. his is no humbuG, as n visit to our
s.9Te % peslyely c?nyiHce yg,l We few
Pebble Butt Shoes, ~ As do me Kia Bat, sh5es.
bateo nee, 81 As do tie Kid Butt Shoes, worked
worked butt. hole So to 81 so: do fiuest Common
No. o3sa rest est u11y s. p Misses' ne kid Butt
Worked butt hole. Fl 20: DO good Butt Shoes,
-, &c o. and a5o L fants' do. 20 to 95c ladies'
hitfNers IRON 2oc up: Mems Caters and Walking
ahtss 81, 81; %, 81 As to So. do. fine Boots IRON
- o. 1p: CO. heavy Fame Boots. 81 so 10 81 so
and nisny oth-r goods too numerous to mention
cousins fine shoes ia all widths and at astonishin.
iow prices SPRING heel shoes for children, of
every End, The entire stock ust ana viii h soil
without reserve; therefore esrly as poSsi-
DE, as You can save money by buying now. Polite
attention 70 al. and mones refunded for goods re-
turned. Ken her name ard numner-
5INSHEITEkS &, BRO.
~, SGS 9TH St, bet. II aTid L
Branch Store, s46 Bridge ST., G'tn. no2n I'm
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR Il. PARSONS, DEsrIsr. No. 42s 7th ct. n
NV, bet ID and b SITS. over B2llanty SEES -
bookstore. Extracting at nlght Best OF xS7Yy
references Charges moderate. dec6-6m
LrAsY FEET, &c.-The wise for health on
- daily walks depend hence Dr. WHITES Es-
ttsonshnent l4it ia. ave. opposite WIZARDS 10
sonages anlons then, the highest Medical Judicial,
Political, Hilary and Naval dignitsries OF this and
representatives Q: Leading foreign countries Foot
survey. Corns Bad Mails. etc. Fes 81 per visit %
nR. wEIBEe BORN. Dsntsst removed 70 sls fth
lJst.n.w. CEILULOID TIETH inserted =
~ per SET. AID al operations on the lat 4x(xv
nrai Teeth at reasonable prices. kxtrsct-
nR. DUKE, Denrsst. us 18th at. q. W., bet. G.
LAND NY. sys.-Beautfu tSets Of Teeth
eS; Teeth Filed, 81; Extracting without
Pain: % cents. Al operations warranteo
nR. r. n. TALBv1Ts DEsrIsI, no. 81 Ia
~ st., three doors from cor. u. Dents C
III In al its branches Teeth inserted s7ISy
per net. All worn warranted. jeB
WHEAT Dealers make Money With W. Ts
Nv soULE s CO.. $50 La Sale stress. onioAso.
Write for particulars octll- e0l2a
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE

" BKTwEES
SSsHlNG1ON, GfukGETOwS, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WIFE CIYpE'g
LINES FOR NEw YORK. Boscos, InOvTDENoE
FALL RIVER, AND ALL foISTs Il TIE Sx~
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills of lRiing given
SAILING DAYS.
FroG Nashins ton-MondAys ST 6 I'm.
froLL philHdephia-Saturdays, 90 10 n.
freight received dsily until S +. r. Georgetown
goods received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot Of 18th street
WILLIAM I. CLYDE h 90, General M3naserf
I@South NhsrVes, Pbiisdelphia; j II. JOHNSON
on, Agents, l2th-st wharf snd l2Ul IT. NV
Washington. .ua27
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A L. s. OFFICER STABBED-Officer Slater, Of
the United States secret service, who was
stabbed In a photograph gallery In Brooklyn,
n. Y, Saturday, by Andrew Yates,
whom he was trying to force TO have picture
taken, was not so badly hurt as at first sup
posed, The wound is In the neck. and the SUR
geons say there is no immediate danger Of a
fatal result.
MHB. THEIRS, widow Of the late President
ulliprS q ic
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annual banquet Saturday night at Driver &
Schofleld's. Gen. Albert Pike presided, and
among the guests were Hon. @. 3. LOrfng, OF
Robinson. OF New York; DR.. j. NJ. Browne, OF
California; j. 6. Balm. OF Virginia. Ben: Perley
POore of the Boston Journal: Col Q. III. Irish
and Col. Boudinot. AT the conclusion of the
banquet a contribution was made 10 the poor OF
the District. The association elected the follow
ms, officers for the ensuing year:-Aloert Pike,
president; Hon. W. ". Upton, first vice prest.
NJ Ireland secretary; r. L. Tullock, treasurer:
John i. Thompson and George ". Balloch,
stewards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-13

WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES.
LARGEST STOCK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
LEOPOLD BICH0LDsS
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
4sl Pa. ave. northwest and $50 Pa. ave- southeast
JUST OPENED
t,Sa, par ohidrsn's Shoes cents pair Cen
mems Box-toe CATERS 81. as; Gentiemen,s Plain
SAT- re- 81 Is Gertlemen's Russian Leather Shoes.
Gace 81 % ;Gentemen's Broad toe Caters, 81 95;
Sentiemen's BOGUS, lower prices than any other
house In the United States; !, coo pair Mei's Kip
socts, 81 sS, worth 49, Ladies' and Misses Shoes,
tne lsfsest stock st the most reasonable prices.
A pcset given away with every pair of Shoes
pohHLt AZ either OF n stores; fifteen of these tick
cue entities the holder to one good pair of Shoes.
LEOPOLD BICHOLD,
Proprietor of the
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
4sl pepna. ave, sign OF the Red Flag between AZ
and 9th SITS, Leading Shoe House in the District
BRANCH STORE
oSS Penna ave., Sisn of The BED Flag, opposite
Ma.ach School Building. Capitol Hill. nov26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-13

BREAKING GIN. BUFFERS WISDows.-sn old
soldier named Henry Hank, who had been up-
successful in his efforts 10 secure a pension
went 20 Gen. Buffers residence, corner h street
and New Jersey avenue southeast, Saturday
night. and broke all the windows In the house
him In the act.