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ADJUSTMENTS. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Lotta, the lively. drew
a fair house last night. She played '.Musette'
with all her usual spirit and was enthusiastic
cally applauded.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsB.--Mr. Williams appeared
mere last evening In ''Our German Senator -
The audience was highly pleased with this most
entertaining performance The COMPANY is
very good. The play runs through the week.
The STERNBERG- WILHBLMJ concert at Liacoln
hall Thursday will be a musical event that
should not be missed
THE RIVE-kING and Donald Rummel concert
at Lincoln hall Friday nights attracting great
zeal or attention among musical people. See
the advertisement.
GRAND CONCERT will be given at Lincoln
hall next Monday evening by the Mendelssohn
Qulntette Club OF Boston, assisted by Marie
Nelllni.
A FAIR for the benefit Of st. Andrews chanel
now In course OF completion at the corner OF
l4th and Corcoran streets, WI. be given during
the next three days and evenings by the ladies
OF the congregation at Willard hall.
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A true copy:

A House ROBBER SENTENCED.-Tn the Police
COuft this morning, Frank Hawkins alias But
ler, notorious colored thief, was charged with
cutting the gas fixtures from house No. s26 Sth
street northwest. officer Breen testified to
arresting Hawkins with tie stolen property In
his possession. Mr. L. A. Mcintyre, the agent
for the property damaged, testified that the gas
fixtures were taken OF, and also the water
Spigots and the water was left running for
Gay or two which Hooded the house and dam
aged IL 10 the extent OF $500. Tie court re-
marked 10 Mr.. Mcintyre that he and Other per-
SoAs who have charge or q great deal OF pro-
perry should so TO congress and have the law
changed In these cases, SO that When thief
takes the fixtures he can be sent TO the Denf-
Tertiary for the first offence, IL damage is done
the property equals certain sum. The court
sentenced the accused TO one year III all and TO
stand committed six months additional N Ak
ing eighteen months in all.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to
Henry Holman and Mary Geier; Felicia Chris
tofari and Colombia L. Malelesto; NJ. P. B.
huntington and D0wney N. Whitmore; Leslie
Brent and Charlotte Taylor; John Miller ana
Rose Wysky; Edward w. Davis, of Providence.
r. l., and Maria II. Stewart: Chas. j. Jackson
and Clara V. Benson; Abraham D. Frank, Of
baltimore, Nd, and Pauline Hart; Frank Pen
dleton and Louisa Phillips Alexander B. Cole
man and Mary Catherine Jones; John n. TYLER
and Emma F. Taplett; Jas. Robinson and Mary
5. HARDY, both OF Prince Georges county, Nd
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE WONDERFUL


CHRISTMAS 'sST. NICHOLAS.
special Holiday number, designed for boys
and girls everywhere, whether regular readers
Of the magazine or not; the best, and, by reason
OF It's immense edition, los 900, the cheapest
Christmas book published. Price 30 cents.
A brilliant Holiday cover; superb pictures by
the best American artists; a capital acting ope-
retta for children, THE LAND OF NOD,r with
words and music; a splendid story by Washing
ton GLADDEN., "a CHRIS. DINNER WITH THE
MAN IN THE MOON" the illustrations of which
rival DoREs; 'KISG ARTHUR AND HIS KNIGHTS, :,
ny Sidney Lanier, one OF Frank r. Stockton's
inimitable FAIRY STORIES; the TREASURE. BOX
OF LITERATURE" ETC., etc.;-in al, thlrty-three
departments and contributions.
A GRAND HOLIDAY GIFT BOOK OF 100
PAGES,
printed on tinted paper, illustrated With scores
OF charming pictures, for only 80 cents. ASK
for the Christmas December) ST. NICHOLAS
Four editions OF last years Holiday number
were demanded. For sale everywhere after
November 30th. Subscription price, $500 per
year.
SCRIBNER & CO.,
IS 143 BROADWAY. n. Y.
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l. A ID f s.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ULSTER CLOTHS AND CLOAKINd CLOTHS,
New Styles. just opened.
LADIES CLOAKS. all the New styles-s5. Sc. 81.
SIS. SO. $40.
LADIES' ALL WOOL CLOTHS and FLANNELS-
Gray.
BED CoMFORTS-75. 81. 81, sl.25, $3.50.
BLANKETS. white, per pair, 81. so. 49, 81. So, IS.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE-25, 81. 81 and
80 ceuts.
CANTON FLANNELS. cents. 10 cents, 12H cents
RED TwILLED FLANNELs-25. 80, 81, 40 and
80 cents.
WHITE SHAKER FLANNELs-25. 80. 81. As and
80 cents.
CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS wEAR-aO. 81,
so. 81. rs.
sHAwLs. Single and Double so. 81. 80 so, SO,
$3.50. "a.
ooLORED ALL-wOoL CAsHMEREs- %. 80. 81
and &c cents.
ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERES-37 cents, A.
and 80.
INGRAM CARPETS.
Soc, 37c., 4Oc., 45c., &c., 6Oc., Toe.
BRUssRLs. Choice styles-s7. 90. 95. 81. sl.O5.
$1.10.
VELVET RUGS. New Styles, just opened.
oTToMANs AND HAssOCKs.
BEAVER CLOTHS.
BASKET CLOTHS and
DIAGONAL CLOTHS
At G. N. TOwsON,S,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. south side.
poys7 Near tn street and Center Market,
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\ CURIOUS CsSE--In lS6s Tae1philu5 aud
Mary IOungs were mani &C II this city and lived
here until tue early part OF 1873. when they
moved 10 Boston, 1rom which city one day
IouDgs suddenly disappeared. His estate.
amounting 10 $50 90, was administered BY his
brother, Henry iouDgs. in New York The
Vile hpally applied for the estate, claiming
that her husband was dead; that his
tody had been loUnd Ia Boston har-
Dor, and that It had been identified
by two or his flsnds ii the Boston norgue
property. and a few weeks ago Mrs Youngs
MED letters testaIleatary. Henry Young5
put Ia an objection, asserting that his
t brother was alive and he couii pro,
a man whom lie said was Theophilus Youags.
Mrs IOuDgs denied that this man was her
husband, and the matter was placed before
Referee Cnderhiu, 10 New York, TO decide
whether the Theophilus Youngs produced by
Henry I0ungs. is the man who married. MARY
loungs IN this city IN 800. The witnesses VINO
testified yesterday were tn following: Mrs.
Thomas Ii. Rudderf0rLh, or Washington half
sister or Mrs IOungs, said she had known Tue
ophllus loungs for many years, and was fully
satisfied that the man brought forward Oy
Henry Youngs was be. Her husband TaomaS
and her fatheTin-law. Thomas Rutdarfortn
and Louis +. LOGrie. the brother OF Mrs.
loHngs, ali res dents OF Washington. testified
10 The same effect. Mr.. X. III. Atkinson. OF Bos-
ton, Testified 10 tie effect that In 1874 aud Tue
taTly part or ,oI5 he had been the landlord %
Mr. ana Mrs. ThcophiIus Youngs. and Intimate
WIN OOth. pOS4llftAy tu5 man
produced y Is TEeOphilus YouDgS.
The record Of marriage licenses in the ONCE
OF the clerk Of The court, at the City Haul here
shows that January il 1866, a license was issued
10 Theophiiu5 Y. Iou3gS and Mary j. G. Miller.
Mt. YoungS was then clerk IN one OF lac gov
crime CT departments and resided on 3Sh street.
He subsequently, resided on 18th street. The
witnesses no were examined ye5terday-NrS.
Rutherford. her husband, and his father reside
near the corner or nth and / streets north
east, Mr.. Rutherford, the younger being an
employe OF the National Tneater. The elder
Rutherford formerly kept a Test aurant and
hotel On 18Th street, above Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
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A CORNCCOPIA is a drug store, supplied with
DR.. Bulls cough syrup, which sells for . cts. I

THIEVES ESTsRED THs House OF Mr.. J. NJ
March, I522 10th street northwest, by the bay
WiIdOW, saturday night, and took all the solid
sllyerTare. leaving the plated ware streWn
about the fCor In The dlnilg-roon. They also
stole clothing and money. The stlverware and
clCthlDg were all marked. The value Of the
goods stolen Is upwards OF 800. The street
lamps opposite the house were turned our.
Thieves yesterday morning broke the plate
glass window or Houalder'S store, corner OF
18th street and the Avenue and gloves. hand
kerchleIS and other goods, amounting III value
10 about $50, were taken. -. Browns house
furnishing and toy store, on 10Th street, near
pennsylvania avenue, was visited. the show
window broken open ana stripped Of its con-
tents 49,. The window Of a drug store on the
Avenue, between 10th and 20th streets was
broken open, but the thieves We're frightened
away before they secured any plumber.
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N1H111srs APPEALING To Erpnpe Nm AL

NIH1LIsTs APPEALING TO EUROPE AND AMER.
ICA FOX AHA special cable to the New York
Erening telegram, from Paris, November %.
says: The Iatransigeant this morning publishes
three important letters emanating from the
RUSSIAN revolutionary committee, and ad-
mann. The committee asserts that the Nthi-
lists are lighting for the sovereignty of the Rus
sian people. 1t Invites the moral cooperation
lea for fur DIS to enable 1t to carry on the stry-
gle. The letter to Hartmann authorizes that
active hrebrand to open permanent agencies
roth IN Europe and America for receiving SUBJ
scriptiOLs.
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TRAITORS IN THE CAAf.-l.ast night an attempt
was made by the police TO raid some or the
gambling houses on the avenue but notwith-
standing the greatest precautions had been
taken BY the major OF police aud others Ia
authority 10 make 10 q surprise. yet the gam
Olers had been notified aud were prepared for
il When the police In disguise arrived on the
ground. the gamblers were seen standing
around IN the street In front OF their deus wait
Ing for the fun TO commence. Finding that they
had been sold out. the lieutenant very properly
declined 70 proceed further aud withdrew his
men.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE supremacy In flavor of Huo Punch with
not water or with ice, lemonade, soda water, or
milk is a fact generally admitted by cOnnOiS-
seurs. Taken hot 1t Will dissipate chills and
colds. Ask your Grocer, Druggist or Wine Mer-
chant for IT. Price sl.25.
A LOT OF Plaid Back Skeleton Double breasted
Overcoats, with fine silk velvet collars, $3.50
good value at Sl6-Just received. These are
to be had elsewhere.
GEO. C. HENNING, 40 18th st.
CELEBRATED DR.. WIN. H. STOKES, of Baltimore,
writes: 81 confidently recommend to the medi-
cal profession Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract
OF Beef for consumption, depression, weakness
and Indigestion Sold by ali druggists ''''''
WILBoR's. COD LIVER OIL AND L1ME-The
preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth. In the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
laonn =. Wnoopng Cough. scrofloqs Hu-
superior, If equal. Let no one neglect the early
symptoms OF disease, when an agent is at hand
which Will cure all complaints OF the Chest,
Lungs, or Throat. Manufactured only by A. b.
Wlloor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
5000
TERRIBLE 1TCHINGs AND SCALy HUM0RS. ulcers
sores and scrofulous affections cured by the
Cut1cura and Cu,lcura Soap externally. and
Cutlcura ReSolVent Internally. Ask about them
done.
~ u SfEfilCS-alJeI taking rev doses of
ReiiedrS Dyspepsia Tonic yOu can eat any kind
OF food With impunlty. soc. a bottle. sits
Swayne's Ointment Cures Itching Piles
Itching Piles SymptcmS-A moisture like
itcblng Piles. perspiratton, intense Itching.
Itch1ng Piles particularly at night, after get.
ltchlng Plies. ting warm In bed increased by
Itching Piles. scratching.
L. Taylor, HtnSdale, n. H., writes "For 30
Years have been greatly troubled with Itching
f1ies; nave consulted many physicians and tried
many remedies, which proved TO me no remedies
at al, until obtained Or. SsCdy,ae's Ointment
at ThOmaS' drugstore. at Brattleboro, VT. which
cured me completely" Also cures letter all
ALTERS BRAIN FOOD. is the only reliable tonic
lot Drain and sexual organs OF either sex 81.
All druggists SToTT CROMWELL Agents
60 4SO pennsylvania avenue.
"ALDKANEY WAGONS. Fresh Aldernoy butter
churned every morning. and delivered Ia x los.
ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, buttemllk and sweet milk &c. per at.
"BUCHUPABIA."-Quick,c complete cure 70
Gays all urinary complaints; 81, at drugyiSfs
For washington at $50 Pa ave-
"RouGH ON RATs"-Ask druggiHt for it. II
clears out rats mlcoN reaches Oed-bu9a lie.
DIX: Tor washington at $50 Pa avenue.
BRADBURY
PIANOS AND ORaANe
"a MAGNIFICENT Pianos, IS Beautiful Oroans
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THE EVENING STAR.
:sDAY. November 30. 1859.
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemenfs. &C.. Tonight.
National T7seatsT.-Lotta 10 "Musette."
Fords Opera HOuSe.-Gus Williams La "Our
German Senator"
18Th ana III STREETS Art Loan Exhibition.
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How Is ALDERSEY Now? Hurrah for the
health department. Always on hand q pure
artcle OF milk and cream at the Montgomery
uaify, corner 81 and II streets northwest. H.
+. BTeunlnger. proprietor.
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An incendiary fire at Elmira, n. Y, last night
burned fifty head OF Attorney and Jersey mich
COWS.
Diphtheria is spreading rapidly In College
Point, l.. l. Five deaths have occurred within
twenty four hours.
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TIE RELEAsE OF BRoCKwAY, THE COUNTER
FEITER.-AssiStant United States District Attor-
ney Angel. OF Brooklyn, was questioned yester-
day by World reporter In regard to the terms
on which William E. Brockway, who is charged
with having been concerned In the counterfeit
Ing or 1904 coo worth OF United States bonds OBJ
tanned his release on bail. Mr.. Angel replied
that he was not at present at liberty TO say
VINO authorized the release, but that the
approval OF the secret service bureau at
Washington and Of the secret service officials
In New York had been obtained. Certain con-
ditions had been agreed upon. He understood
that there were other persons suspected whom
The detectives were trying to arrest. 1t is
said that Brockway was released upon simply
surrenderlng the twenty five plates from which
the counterfeit bonds were printed. Chief
Drummond, OF the secret service In this city
urged BrockWay to make some disclosure, but
BTockway replied that he had none to make
There was nothing, he said, which would i'm.
pllcate others. BE admitted, it is said, that
there were $50 OF the $1,000 counterfeit bonds
printed, OF which 2o4 were found In the posses
sion OF Doyle At Chicago. He did not know
where the remaining 46 were The examina-
tion OF Owens, no Is accused OF printing the
bonds, Will occur on December 10.-N, Y. World
TO-DAY.
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EVERY BUYER of boys aud childfens' clothing
should make an examination OF the stock az the
boys clothing house of 3. Robinson Co.. $40
Pehnsy iyania avenue superior goods, perfec
10 NJ. lair dealings and small pror1ts must be
Inducements that purchaser Will not pass. I
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AUSTRALIAN TREES yield antiseptic aud heal
Ing products. combined in eucalypune, for
wounds, chaps sc. - cents.
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The SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.-The primary
teachers In this city will be glad 20 near that
Mrs S. w. Clarke, or Philadelphia, well and
fayoraOly known as an infant class teacher. Is
10 hold reception In the lecture room OF The
Congreg atiOnal church, during the session Of
the institute especially for them. at each ses-
popular last year. a question drawer into which
any one may put question relating 10 sunday
school work, and which will be answered by one
OF the conductors. The meetings begin next
Monday afternoon In the Congregational
church. Prof. o. T. Mason, OF Columbia )llege
Will speak In the evening On "The Place OF
Science In the Study or the Bible"
A LADY's TUssLR WITH PIcKPoCkET-Nuteiy
Days Free Board f0r he WOtld b. Thief
William Brooks alias Green, q coiored pick
pocket, was arrested yesterday for attempting
10 rob lady on III street or her pOcketbo0k
The LADY caught him In the act OF taking her
pockeIbooK, and he did not run of as pick
pockets usually do when detected, but tussled
with the lady for the possession OF the money
he was finally frightened Off by crowd at
tracted by the cries OF the lady, who showed a
great deal OF nerve during her encounter with
The thief. AS he did not get possession OF the
property he could not be charged with larceny,
and as there Is no law in THIS District for at.
tempted larceny, he was charged with being a
suspicious person and vagranG. and sentenced
TO the Workhouse for ninety days That new
code lad peter provide some more adequate
penalty for attempted highway robbery. than
Il ee board for the robbers.
A POLICEMAN KNOCKS MANS EYE OUr.-In
the Police Court this morning Officer Tnos M.
sullivan was charged with mayhem. young
cOiored man named Eugene McLane TESTIFIED
that Officer Sullivan arrested him for being
drunk and disorderly on street northwest on
the 10th OF September. and when at the corner
OF "a eet and New York avenue on their way
TO the station house the officer struck him In
the LEFT eye with bis baton, knocking 1t out. DR..
Larry testified that he was called on to attend
AcLane, and that the eye was entirely de
royed. Two other witnesses testified to Seeing
Tie officer and hts prisoner passing the corner
or 20 street and New York avenue, and that the
prisoner stopped and the officer struck him In
tne lace Wit his baton and then put him In a
wagon and Carrted him 70 the station house.
Toe court decided TO continue the case until
Friday next, 70 give defendant time to get wit
nesseS. MI. G. Morris Smith, who assisted In
sne prose- ution, called the attention Of the
court 10 The fact that the eye was gone, and
witnesses had sworn TO seeing the blow struck.
The case had fully been made, SO far as this
court was concerned, the very best Of proofs
having bee shown. The court stated that he
preferred TO hear what excuse the officer has
for infiicting the blow, and II went over until
E.iday.
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OUR PATRONS Will confer a favor by letting US
have their orders for portraits intended for The
holidays as early il December as possible. Rice
Bros.
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SENATORS. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,
STRANGERS AND THE PUBLIC
Are respectfully requested to inspect our Immense
Stock Of
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES.
SILKS, SATINS, NEIVETS, PLU5HE5.
ELEGANT BkCCADED SATINS.
GENUINE CAMEIS HAIR SHATLS.
HYMALAYAN AND OHUDDA SHAWLS.
FUR LINED SILK AND SATIN Dn LYON CIR.
CULARS.
BLACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON.
SURAH SILKS, SATIN SURAH
WHITNEY BLANKETS, SILF HOSIERY.
FANCY CLOAKIN9S, HABI. CLOTHS.
ANTIQUE and NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS
TOWELS, MARSEILLES QUILTS, &C &c.
REALI. GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIG
URES and at the LOWEST MARKET PAGES.
eF One PRICE ONLY.
PERRY g. BROTHER,
Penn. ave., cor. 9th ct.
Eetabushed lS4O. noy27
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ID EDUCTION IN Prices.
SHIRTS REDUCED TO OLD PRICES,
Best wamsutta, unfinished. IS; finished, 80.
Best r. of the L., IS IS; '' so.
Boys' Wameutta. 4" 60; (" Is
SHIRTS TO ORDER SPECIALITY.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
JAMES THOMPSON.
Manager OF Thompson's Shirt Factory,
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UNDIVIDED IN DEArR. "A telegram from New
retired merchant and banker died this morn.
ing very suddenly. few minutes before his
death his wife, who had gone In to see him, on
being informed that he was dying, fell dead on
the bed on which he was lying. He was IS
years OF age and she was y. HotchktsS was In
the lumber business for some years. and was a
director OF the Second National Bank and quite
wealthy.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON Ort0ber 1SSn

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, october 2, 1851
T. K. Ward, Esq, Washington, D. c.;
DEAR SIR:-Referring to your note of yester-
day, am directed by the Health O1icer to for
ward copy OF chemists report sho wing result OF
analysis OF sample OF milk taken from one OF
your wagons. No special motive prompted this
analysis We were merely making examina-
lion OF certain samples taken at random. Yours,
am glad to say proved good one.
Very truly, &C., j. G. MCGINN,
Chief Clerk.
Copy OF report: Analysis of sample o. milk
purchased from wagon belonging to "AIderney
Dairy-F. IL. Ward
Specific gravity 1,O3o-Water being 900.
CaSein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 40
salts Observation-Disclosures. oI5
composed Of phosphate OF lime, phosphate OF
magnesia. phosphate OF iron, chloride OF sodium
and soda combined with caSein.
The specific gravity OF milk varies from ,O23
TO 1893. water being I, 600
The composition OF milk may be affected by
variety OF circumstances; but / consider this
sau pie far quality OF good mix.
tSigIed) T. J. DE S4EDT.
Chemist.
A true copy: C. MCGISN,
Chief Clerk,
SEAL Health Department D. C.
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At Paramount, Ill. Carrie HatneS, In a fit oil
dependency caused by unrequited love, threw
herself In front OF passenger train and was
Instantly killed.
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DURE WOOL RLACK CASHMERES.
WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH. s7H.
Colored Satins, 75c. Piano Covers So rs to 3d.
Bleached Table Damask, Soc. Excellent Canton
Flannel, &c. Beautiful Danapse Dress Goods,
l2Ec. Black Cashmere Shawls, So so to $12. Ex-
ceilent Calico, 519c. Black Brocsde silks, 81 to
81, so. Immense Assortment of Ladies' Cloakings.
Best Yard Wide Ticking made. Csc. Five HUI ndred
Pieces OF Cloths and Cassimeres for Men aud BOYS
Wear, 25c to So. Cradle Blankets Pure Wool 81 al.
Pure Wool Colored and Black Cashmeres. CSC,
CARTER'S.
vi Market Space.
Black snd Colored Silk velvets. Navy Blue,
for Ladies Suiting, 81 to $3.50. Large Size
idouble) White Blankets. 60. SO: Heavy Shaker
Goods. lSc Excellent Black s,i5s. r. So. s.,
So. So. rs. $3.50. Every SHADE of Colored Silks
Largest assortment of Dress Goods in this City.
Immense Assortment of Novelty Dress Goods Snita-
Bile for Trimming (prices very lowl. Pure Wool
French Dress Goods. Black, Blue, Garnet &c,
Finest Quality, Only Sic, worth SOC.
GATHERS,
nov20 III Market Space.
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"ALpKRNKY WAGONS. Fresh Aldernev hutfer
churned every morning. and delivered Ia x los.
ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also cottage
cheese, buttemllk and sweet milk &C. per Of
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BRACELETS, wholesale and retail, at Prtgg's.
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Alters BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex n.
All druggists. SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents,
60 400 PENNSYLVANIA 0yenua
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TIlRUN MEL, CLARK & CO..
sos Market Space.
Beg to call special attention to their unusually large
and attractive stock OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
Black and Oolored Brocade Silks. from 81. IS TO g.
Black and Colored Br0cade yelvets, elegant
styles Monte Cloths and rich Silk
and Wool Piaids.
A splendid line Of Black and Ooiored Oashmeres,
All Wool Goods. from so cents up.
Our Linen Counter IL full Of rare bargains. Hosiery
Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs; all Linen Hand
kerchiefs, 6A and 12H cts. up to best goods.
Blankets In great variety from 50 to GIG pair. Do
mesucs at bottom prices.
LII GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORK
AND BOSTON PRICES.
.kR-ONE PRICE ONLY octl9-3m
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"BUCHuPAB1A."-Quicx, complete cure to 6
Gays an urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30

CELEBRATED DR.. WIN. H. STOKES, of Baltimore
writes: 81 confidently recommend to the medi
cal profession Coldens Liebigs liquid Ertr'dc
OF Beer for consumption, depression, weakness
and Indigestion Sold by all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30

"RouaH ON RATs-"-Ask druggiHt for 1t. It
clears can! out rats mics reaches bed-ouga lie.