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Condemned IocalS.

TIE anniversary celebration OF the Medical
Sociefy Of the District OF Columbia took place
a. GOnZaga hall last hight, a large attendance
being present, Including many ladies. The
annual Grafton was by DIR. MckIm.
The BonAbDders society met last night, and
3 handsome gold watch was presented to each
H. mber OF the following committee who aided
10 getting bill passed last session OF Congress
for the pay ment OF t1e employees on national
holiday S:-DT. Alfred Thomas, Ii. S. Linsen and
J. Clay ESpey. The presentation was By NJ. G.
DeIbam.
The funeral OF the late DR.. A. j. Borland took
place yesterday afternoon at Wesley chapel.
ano was largely attended by relatives aud a
host OF personal friends OF the family. Federal
Ledge. No. /. +. A. A NJ. and DE Molay Con-
maj derry, Knights Templars. were out in full
numbers. The services at the church We're
conducted by Rev. j. $. Deaie and Rev. Mr.
Wheeler The remains Were inferred Ia Rock
Crtek Church cemetery with the Masonic
ritual.
j. sbrington sends the superb christmas
ruu beTs OF he London Graphic and the London
Illustrated NplrS.
Constable simon Joseph ATTEMPTED to make q
ley on some goods OF Mrs. DorSCh In the Cen
tel Market Tuesday, and as he seized the goods
sic got knife ara attacked him. Joseph a.
tempted TO save himself. and seized the h sde OF
the kDit, In his hand and Was badly cut.
tTt at crowd gathered around, but Joseph went
OH with the goods.
Yeste day the coroner viewed the body of
isaac C. Bryan, whose death On the road near
the navy yard was reported yesterday, and
gave a burial certificate declaring that the
ASdth iIbu CubEt-jiJli vi ILt iuU,S.
Tie beard OF managers OF the National Base
Eall League met ia New York yesterday. The
championship Was awarded TO Ire Chicago club
The application OF the Nationals, OF Wishing
TOD. vas rejected.
Street lamps will be lighted al 1915 p.rn and
exTfnsulshed ar 5:20 a. IN.
1he Domestic and Foreign Missionary Soci-
ely OF the Protestant Episcopal ChuTcn OF the
United states, Of New York, yesterday filed
b;lt in equity against the members OF tue late
nin OF Smith. thler q 20. and Lewis Mckenzie
Trustees. The plaintiff advanced ST Oe0 TO The
defeI dantS on the security OF their wharf and
plaEll niliS. III eth aud Water streets SoIJh-
west, s5.ott or which Is overdue. The DILL IS 20
discover the defendants true title TO the prop
cry, 50 as TO Institute proceedings for its .aie
The eleventh annual meeting OF the American
Woman Suffrage association VIII De held IN
LtLcOin Hall. IN this city, On the 18th aud I6fn
Infant. 4 distinguished array OF Speakers will
be present, as Will be seen by the advertise.
EeBI IL another column.
On New Years day the clerks and employees
If he Washington City Post Office will appear
In unffcrIn-biue coat, vest aud pantS-Some-
thing similar TO That OF the railway mail
service.
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The Con.oca,ion oil Wnsh,ng,on.

After the sermon OF Bishop Pinkney before
the Episcopal Convocation of washington at
the Church of the Ascension yesterday, a busi-
Ness session " as held-Rey. DR.. Levin dean and
kee. C. d. Andrews secretary. The Dean 10 A1e
"A rfrort as TO the condition OF the churches
and referred to the loss sustained in the dear h
Of Rev. DR.. Mckinney. Rev. DrS. Gordon and
Adds, ana Mr. NJ. Blair were appointed a
e. mmittee md reported resolutions OF respect
ADOPTED. Kew. DIR. Paret and Mr. Blair were
appointed on the committee to represent the
relations or the c0nvOcati0n TO st. Lukes
church. The other members OF the committee
are Rev. Dr.. Addison, Rev. J. j. Lindsay aud
MI CDas. Albert. Rev. Mr.. Forrest made an
encouraging report as to Grace church. South
burg, reported thar the prospects of the new
chapei al Jennings we're fine. aud Rev. A +.
steele, OF ST. Marks, said they proposed % build
expressed the hope that other parishes would
aid them,
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WOrk.HOusc Work.
WHAT has BEEN Donna FARM NEEpt

WHAT HAS BEEN Donna FARM NEEDED.
Under the energetic management of Intendant
CasWell good deal on work has been accom-
plished ty the Inmates OF the Washington asy-
luD. From November II, 1879. TO July l. 1850
labor Was furnished the parking commission
LOT the transpianting OF 5000 trees In the nur-
stry, 3el days labor were furnished the Navy
deI artnent IN removing stores from the old
navy magazines. The following amount OF
lah0r MAS furnished the engineer dep irtment
LOT Work on the puDiic streets: 9 020 cuoic yards
excayat1ng at Lincoln Place; ,0s2 days prison.
ers labor gravelling street southeast, between
llth AID f9th streets; 1896 days prisoners lab II
Macaoa mixing portion Of ii street northca 1t.
A chain gang OF from 81 to so meu IS constantly
emplOl ed breaking stone for the engineer de-
partment, All other able bodied men are en-
pioyed at the asy lun, In order. however that
every prisoner. male and female. able bodied
and crippled may b. employed and tna work
house be made, In a large measure. self sup
porting large farm Is necessary. Urgent eff
forts Hi!l be made 10 obtain an appropriation
for this purpose during The coming session OF
Congress.
Owing to the rarity OF visits TO the Washing
ton aSy ium OF any save the friends Of inmates,
and 10 the consequent frequent mfsappr men,
sion as 10 the conduct of that Institution the
commissioners JON the superintendent In urg-
entity inviting Visits from all respectable citi-
zeus at any time, Saturdays nd>Sunday after
Moons excepted. Passes may obtaiaed at
the super1ntendtnt'Sh house OF the premises.
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SNoW.wuITE BREAD
PILES.
DIR. II. D. SERADER,

DR.. IL. d. SERADER,
OFFICE 620 ilTH STREIT NoRrawEsT, CORNER a;
Cures Internal. External, Blind Ilned,nE Or
itchlng FILES ~ Eow aud nuiyersi j sr.e-sss 4,
method of treatment, without rs lrt Il the EDffe
hssture, or afy - the old, A. tiHfuI sud danscr1nt
methods usually employed u 4 ra1 ca .nd ner-
AiaLehl cure iiATs.ecC IN every cas- Or 40 Iay
An.Ls ile lUahy who haze b-, II treated, wuul,
Rev Dr. Itale. PASTOR Wesley Chs.el NJ Il ,'Hrrcl,
Rev j. ID. Crrisssn 142l 9Th st
Rev Chas. A. Harvey, u
samuel Bacon, Esq., go = 4
J, ~. Manlun, grocer, T26 7th st "
Nm. i; bailey, Attorney s'-iA~. sg1 Ia. ave.
J hes T. Mgrche. T.. o. De,ia-tniett.
JUhn 1wtecale, War Department.
4. True, Treasury Department
r W. Nsushn Pension flee
T. !. Meade Bureau ngrAyi., srd priutlr.
sAefeN hitsllntaon,, q NTruinunt Printing lffj Ne
snd mann others, aIlicati n a. nay office m.
treatment is attended with but very 30 % rain 90
cahlulis no iJes uf time from business aud 1spe,
fGtts 70 cure taI st cfiice ans see fcStas "
regard TO the Wonderful cures performed.
Hours-St 10 II a n. and t1 y. Ii l1onsutta-
iiD iite degf-Irn
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Isuealyptine is the Only Thing for
Lades Whip attend TO household auaics. II
makes the hands SOFT and Pill ant at once, impart.
Ing Keeling or great comfort, and d1es n0t sol
the dress Druggists sell il. % cents.
THE GRAND BARBECUE at Driver & SCHOOLGIRLS
this afternoon and evening.
/. CuTICURA, medicinal Jelly for external
2. Cuticura Resolvent. a powerful blood
3. Cuttcura Soap. for beauttt sine the skin are
the only fnfallible cure for every species of
humor from Common pimple TO scrofula.
Eminent Dr w. 9. Cavemagh,
Memphis, Tenn, wrltes:-For tre0k digestion,
consumption, general debility, and want OF ap.
petite, cheerfully recommend C0iden,s Lisbi9's
Liquid Extract OF BrsT ana Tonic Inuigorat0r.
Sold by druggists and grocerS-
Burnett's Cocoafne.
The Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing.
1t kills dandrdff, aliays irritation and pro
notes vigorous growth OF the Hair.
BufnWS FidrOrulg Extracts are invariably
acknowledged The purest and best.
"wEIcoYE THE COMING, SPEED THR PARTING
GUEST To which we add, deleCGAte his palate
with that fncomparaol Die blending already pre-
partdl OF mellow liquors and delicate fruits
ize punch can approach Il la Hdr0r. 1t Is used
mixed with not or cola water, milk. lemon ade.
or whatever suits the taste: Every wine cellar
Wire Merchants and Druggists at Sl.25 bottle.
To THE CoNsuNPrIvE.--Letth those who ianguisn
under the fatal severity OF our climate through
aLy pulmonary complaint, or even those who
hTe In decided Consumption, by no means de-
spalr There Is a safe ana sure remedy at hand
and one easily tried. "WGb0rs Compound Of
COD Laue7 OH and Lime" without possessing
the very Dauseating flavor OF the OIL al hereto
fore used. is endowed by the Phosphate Of Lime
With healing property which renders the Oh
doubly efiicacious. Remarkable testimonials OF
Its efficacy eau be shown. Sold by A. b. Wilb0r,
Chemist, Boston, and all druggists.
swayne's Ointment Cures Itching Piles
Itching Plies. SymptomS-A moisture like
Itching Piles. perspiratIon, intense itching,
Itching Piles. particularly ct night, after get
Itching Piles. ting warm In btd, increased by
Itching Piles. scratching.
L. Taylor, HtnSdale, n H., writes g For 30
years have been greatly troubled with Itcntng
Piles; have consulted many physicians and tried
many Remedies which proved TO hle 10 remedies
al all, until l obtained Dr.. Srdyfae's ointment
at Thomas drugstore at Brattleboro, W., which
cured me completely" Also cures letter, all
Skin Diseases,
ALTERS BRAIN FooD, is the only reliable tonic
for brain ana sexual organs OF either sex s..
ali druggists SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents.
go $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
churned every morning. and delivered IN 4 lbs.
Ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. butternoilk and sweet milk &C. per qt
"BucaUPAsIa."-Qoick, complete cure to
days; all urinary com plaints; 81, st druggists.
For washington at sSii Pa ave.
"RoUsu ON RArs."-Ask druggist for it. II
clears out rats, mica, reaches, bed-bugS. 1Sc.
box: for washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
FOR TIE HOLIDAY TRADE,

1000 PIECES OF oALICOEs. Percale Styles, CTS.
BLACK SILKS. 75c.. &c.. 81, Is. sl.5o.
CCLORED SILKS. 75c.. Sc. 81, Slip, S125
BLACK sATIES and COLORED sATISS.
BLACK VELYET5 and vELyETEENS.
NOVELTIES y DRESS RIMMINGS.
SCOTCH PLAID DRESS GOODS.
ALL e MOOT. BLACK CAsHMERES. SIC. SOC,
ALL WOOL CoIoRED CAsHMEsEs, Csc. Soc.
LADIES' cLoAks. New Styles. s.. Sc. SIS. 50. $40.
bLANAETs. white, per pair g. so. SO, 81, IS, Sc.
DID ~ oisTs 10. 81. 81 25, sl.5O, 81, g. So
NOTTINGHAM TdS q. CURTAIN LACE, 2sc.. SIC,
CLOTHS Tbs F F6n NE MEN AND BOYS WEAR, a5,.
ULSTER CLOTHS. all the New Styles
BEAVER CLOTHS in Plain, Basket and Dia.o,,,
FLANSEI-S, all wool twiued, Csc, Soc. 37c Az.
sHAkER FI.ANNEI.s, zoe. Csc, SOC Sc. 5oc
&c. 75c. w. "oc',
BROCHE SRAWLS and INDIA sHAWIs
CLOTH and FLANNEL SKIRTS. all colors.
LAD1 Is ,f,rS SssNT,s and cHLDREN's WOOL
LADIES' CLOTH FOa SUITING, all co,ors
PIANO COVERS, embroidered With SILK.
Ere, Ere, Ere, ETo. RTc., ETC, ETC
ALL LINEN HANDKERCaIEFS. initiated. 2ac
SIC sos. 49,
30 Dc zen Coored SILK HANDRERcHIRFs, SOC
IS Dozen colored SILK HANDKEaCHIEFs. 75e.
Ice Dozen Colorsd SILK HANDK ERohIEFs, 81.
Ladies' ard Gents Hemmed stitched HAspKER
CHIEFS.
Ladies' Linen Sets Of COLLAR and CUFFS, 25c.
KID GLOVES FUR-TOP GLOVES. CLOTH
GLOVES, ETC.
FANCY HOSIERY for Ladies and Misses
CARPETS CLOSING OUT ATCOST
lNGBAlNS. &c., &c. Soc, &c. 75c, SIC
BRUSSELS. New Styles, all at Cost.
VELVET RUGS, HAsSoCKs, OrTOMANs AND
DRU 3GETS.
C. n. TOvsON's.
O:BU Pennsylvania avenue. south side
dec4 Near TIN street and Center Market.
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LOCAL N JEWS.


AlNusements. Ac.. AO.nf&Rts
Fbrd,S opera House,. b. Polk as "a Gen
Geman from Nevada
kationaI Tnedte7.-Lo;ta as Little Nell" and
.TThe Marchioness."
Old FeJl0ars' H1U.-"Odd Fellows Fair
Last Hee6 Of ne n Loan Erti6ttiOn.-Corn +
18th and II streets nOrtnsest.
Immaculate Conception Church HIU-Fair
fer the benefit OF the church and school.
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THE WEEKLY STAR, nov in lis twenty nfth
year. is double or eight page sheet. containing
hty-siI columns Of fresh News. Literary and Asr-
Cultural nst;er every week, including a compeue
OF Wsshinston News snd Gossip. a record Of Local
Affairs, Home Matters. Fashion Notes. Persona,
News. list Of Marriages and Deaths late Tee
graph News. SFecll Correspondence, Selected
Stories. etc. L: viii be sent. postpaid. from De-
cember ]. for the entire session OF Congress. In.
Guiding the Inauguration ceremonies in March, 10
fun. Tor Fifty Cent?. noyl7-lm
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ELECTION .pf OTFICHKs.-T ar Washington
Hon GerathYc Medical society has elected the
following officers tor the ensuing year: DR.. D.
ttafk- President Dr. G.. W. SORnenSGhnfd.
secretary; Dr. &. u. Winslow, treasurer; Drs
j. - NeTd1, u Allen aud Z. W. Sonnenscnmtdf
board or CenSorS. Kit Kars0n Post No ?
GAR, last night elected officers ss folIo6
James N. Edgar, commander: Winfield :
Chase, senior vice commander; a. N, Huitet
junior vice commander; Jas. w. Wisaer. ula~
teImaster; Rev. Vim. w. Buck, chaplain: Dr..
j. j. Purman. surgeon; a. l.. Pitney officer OF
the Gay: +. {. Stevens, officer OF the guard: A
j. Cunning, member OF hall committee; y =.
Burdett. q. NJ. Hustled. A. Hart. N. V. Casey.
John Cameron. delegates TO the department
commander; Il. T.. Thomas. J. A. Stewart, +. D..
Nta.e. G.. Anderson, BeDl Engel, alternates.
.TBe Grand Il. A. Chapter OF the District
OF Columbia last light elected officers Tor tue
ensuing year as follows: j. III. Jochsm,
G.EG.H.P.; j. p. Pearson, RE.DG.HP.: j. C.
Allen, REG. king; Burton X. Ross, REG.
scribe; G. w. Hancock, X. EGG. secretary; NJ. r.
Tb0rp, r. u. treasurer; John Locke, EG.ViS
End Lee; Rev. Thomas q. Addison, Rev. and
Gee; j. II. Hartley, EGG. OIL.
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HRev. Leigh r. Brewer, rector OF Trinity
church, WATERFOWL. n. T., was yesterday con-
secratcd bishop OF Montana.
The winners at the Charleston. S. c., races
yesterday. were Georgia Boy, Marx L. and Long
Tom.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTIFUFE-Rav. Dr..
Cuthb5TJ opened the session yesterday with
prayer, after which the following program was
carried out: Normal ieSson--"PcTlOds In Bible
History, Rev. j. l.. Hurlbut; Iecture-.The Use
school,, Frank Beard question Drawer. Prof
". +. SherwiE. During these exercises Mrs s
". Clark held reception in the lecture room
Al the session last night the folio wing was the
oldef or exercises: Organ voluntary, Prof. Bis
chof; solo, There is a Green Hill Far Away"
Dr. Surderland address, looking for + III -
Christians" Prof W. Z. Sherwin: normal Ie..
son, Teaching the Lesson" Rev. j. |. uurlbut:
Chalk talk, "A sunday school convention In
Saw dust County. !" Frank Beard.
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ASSIGNED FOR TRIAI--The following cases
court next Monday: George w. Black. assault
on VIM buckley tthe street case); NJ c. Rere
dell, assault With intent 10 Kill; Isaac Smith
rape Y caSesl.
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PLEADING GUILTY OF FoRdERY-This morn
Ing in the Criminal Court, Judge James, In the
case OF Michael ID. Murphy. charged with the
forgery OF pay certificates at the paymaster
generals Office, the plea OF not guilty was With
Drawn and plea OF guilty entered. It was
represented to The court that he was drinking
heavily az the time, over fourteen months ago
tsince which he has been In jaiD; that he had
curing the war, borne an unimpeachable char
acteT, ana the sentence was suspended it Is
Understood that efforts viii be made to secure
his pardon.
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CITY ITEMS.


THE PRIZE OK will be roasted whole to-day At
Driver Scnotields, l34a Penna ave.
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to welcome Gen. Grant.

Gen. E. c. Ford, Commanding the deparJmeLt
OF The District OF Columbia, Boys In Blue ha
Issued a genera order for the reception OF Gen
eral Grant, on his arrival with Mrs Grant.
IeXt Monday afternoon II O'clock. Toe
different OTgani2dtoGs VIII Assem- Die in front
or The City Hall at O'Clock. and having formed
in line, Will march 70 the Baltimore and POto-
mac depot before the arrival or General Grant.
The procession VIII then b. formed ana the
General and Mrs. Grant viii be escorted 20 the
residence o. General Beale, on LAFAYETTE
Square. II Is proposed about Wednesday 10
have a sefenade IN honor OF General Grant who
win remain IL .he city week OF Ten daTs
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WEATHER STRiFs put on By Hamilton Sheid.
409 9th street northwest.

THE ODp FELLOWS FAIR was vel attended
again last evening. and the voting was quite
nyely. The tally-l5tS az the close OF the polls
Tor The night stood as follows: Continuation
coilaT-A. }. Donaldson, -; J. g. Weaver So
A. H. Gawler IS; G. 2. Emmons y: j. II. Sell,
feTt Z; j. 7. ChaUncey, >, =. Shuitz, D. Print-
ers sitck-Wm- l. Jones, -; l.. c. Gruinley. A.:
W 4. Linton, :; r. kodeTiCk >. Lady's desk
Miss Bartlett, IS: Miss Mclean. :; Miss Cation
!: Mss Ball, I. Lady 5 gold watca-Grs Nc.
Leon. IL, Mrs. AcESen, 81; Miss L. Henderson
50; Miss l. DOmer. a; Mrs. Graham. 10. Gold
heeded cane-N. ". Moore, ); A. J. Donaldson
;; j. 4. b. ESpey, =. Knights HlStOry OF Eng-
land. Z. Petty. Il: }. 7. Given. -. Patri-
arcl'S unifOTm-T. w. Fowler. IT.. il. Edward
Dunn. II: ". II. Frazer. Il; J. {. EryOO1 g. J.
T. Chauncey. =. Letter Carriers uGlf1rn-J. :
UuTand, Is: II. HYATT. =: BrittOn, :. Aa en-
CRAVING Of Gen. Grant n q rustic frame VIII b5
awarded 10 the member o! The Boys Ia Blue AMI
Grand Army or the Republic receiving the
highest number Of votes. painting OF Past
Grand Master stuart has been Presented b.
Federal city lodge, TO be awarded 70 the lodge
or eBC1mpmeHt receiving the hlgaSsr nuUlo3r
Of votes. The President Monday evening ai
mir q Dutch pipe. with a long BAMBOO stem
which was foT rattle a. 10 cents a chance aud
lie tOCk 10 chances. Last evening Miss Hender-
son threw for TIE PreS1eut aud won the pipe
for him, which she proposes 10 present In
pCrSOU.
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IRON RITTERs
IRON BITTERS

ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO TIE PUR
LILO FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A GER
TAIN AND Efficient TONIC; ESPECIALLY
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. INTERMITTENT
FEvERs. WANT OF APPETITE. LOSS OF
STRENGTH, LACKoF ENERGY. ETC. II EN-
RICHES THE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS TIE
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO TAk
NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE CHARM ON THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL
AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYsPEP-
TIC SYMPTOMS. SUCH AS TASTING THE
FOOD. BELcHING. HEAT N THE STOMACH.
HEARTBURN. ETC.
THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL
NOT BLAcKEN THR TEETH OR GIVE HEAD
ACHE.
WRITE FOR THE A. D. C. BOOK. 81 PAGES,
SENT FREE.
BROWN CHEMICAL Co.,
sepSa RAITrNORF .fD
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STOCK SsLg.-Thos. Downing. auctfonear so,d
this morning for Henry NJ. Baker. executor
hiteen shares OF the capital stock OF the CHI,
LenS National bank 20 Samuel Norment for
SIS pc. ahaTe, and two drawback certifcates nj
the par value or 1896. 10 Chas. T Havener, for
sGY 0'' '>A
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fOA RE NEAT THIRTY DAYS
We will cell our entire stock of frst-olass DO 1TS
AID SHOES at prime cost as our stock is entirely
too large. his is no hunlbug. a visit 10 our
store ill positively convince you. We naue few
priSees o 1 La good Butt Shoes. 81; do tne
plated heel. 81 IS; do; fine Kid Butt shoes. worked
butt h3le e 70; Do finest Kid Satt Shoes.
Sense. best quality. 81 IS. Misses fine Eid Butt
worried butt hole. 81 =; Ghidren's sane Kind.
IS, 48. g. and 55c I"f.nts do. 20 to 95c Ladies'
Slippers from 2Cc. up; Mems Caters and Walking
shoes, 81, 81. %. 81 IS to ga do fine Boots from
81 90 mp do: heavy Farmers Boots, ST. so to s.. so
and many other goods too numerous to mention
Cousins fine Shoes In al widths and at astonishing
low prices. Spring heel Shoes for children. OF
every kind. The entire stock must and viii be sold
without reserve; therefore come as early as posi-
Die, you can saye money by buying now Polite
attention to all, and money refunded for goods
turned. Remember name and number
SINSHEIMEB O. BRO,
SOS 9TH St.. bet. and l.
Branch Store, 14O Bridge St.. G'tn. no20- I'm
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NLXDE.S NEtS kAfRLSS ILINE
~ BETWEEN
WASHTEGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH OLYDE's
LINES FEB NEW YORK, BOSTON Providence,
FALL RIVER. AND ALI PoIEZa IN TIE EEN
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills of lsdins given
SAILING Days.
From WsshinRtoD-hiondsys, At s p. n.
From fhilade enthusiastically, al 10 m
Freight received daily until 5 pm. Georgetown
foods received and delivered st Washington.
Wharf, foot OF 18th street.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE CO., General Msnseers
t2South Wharyee, philsdelphia; J. Fl. JOHNSOS
CO., agents. 18th -sf. wharf and l202 ct. ",
Washington. IuS21
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SANITARY PLUMBING.
- "a YfARs' PRACTICAL kNPERIEkCE
JAA. y. RlkJEN, 4I8 9TH 1T. n.w.s
kAkss specially Of the examination and repstr CT
PLUMBING, With o view TO Its proper sanitary
rsrgemept. Orders promptly Allied oct6- I'm
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The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OrrICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFYrCK1l
WASHINGTON. Dec .. 1850. e:3e Am. (
For the middle Atlantic states rising fol
ieWed by stationary or lower barometer. west
Giy vii d. stationary or lower temperature,
clear or partly C Oudy weather.
RANGE CT TIE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings OF the theT-
mometer at the Signal Office during the dag
.. am. 14o; 7.S5 am. 14o; II am. 49,;
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A PUBLIC BBSEFACTOK. DR.. BuL. Why
Iec4QSe he discovered the wonderful DIR. Bulrs
Cough Syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT District ana all
Investment securities dealt In. F0relgu ex
change bought and sold. stocks carried 90
+ street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

NfEBCHANTD AND u I N e y D
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWHRH
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from BalHmore-Rvery WHDNEe-
DAY and SATURDAY. ct 4 pm. from ROOT al
sRsars What GneaI foot g; GAY ~
gR!DMAX: MsP;m.. from P'er -. 1.ss River. lneaf
Eegant Paesensss accommodations. Lowsss
Rates d passaee-Ftrst caam. o. Including uss,a
nc ss:teroom berth. 6teerage. q. meals. q DE-
,,.-..- 4. L. Hu@aHN1, Art.
'o0'''n Go. II. GIov VIHdaao ~ ND:
1e2k-N R'sf -. xA6X NfT& 1.Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09

RESPITE T0R TUB Cow OwNgRS-This morn
ing In the Police Court. Mr.. Padget-, the pros.
ecutor o. the corporation cases, informed the
court that he had charges against several per-
sons present Tor Keeping COW yards within q
cen tam distance OF dwelling houses, but that
be had received a note from the District Com
misS!oneIs directing him to not prosecute any
such cases untu April, as these people were
given untl that time 10 remove their stables
The cases were nolle prosecuted