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The Presidential inauguration.
THE MILITARY COMMITTEE.

Ia.
The inaugural committee on military recep-
ton and encampnent the Inauguration cera-
monies met last night and organized by elect
ing Col. II. c. Hodges chairman aud Major w
II. Mills secretary. An executive committee OF
seven was foTmed-COl. I'll. c. Hodges. A. S.
Worthington, Gen. n. II. Brown, Capt H. Bling
ham Col. Robert BOYD, Col X. VI. Scott. aud
Col. 81. w. BrenSfOrd-'o whom was fnurl5f ed
the Il piping out OF th9 work. and iney met and
divided the labOrS among seven sub )m nit ees
on correspondence, reception. quarters process
s0n finance conference with other committees
and tbs executive committee.
THE EAST WASHINGTON GARFIELD AND ARTHUR
CLUB
having rendered to the Invincible Club OF
Philadelphia, an escort on their arrival mere to
attend the inaugural ceremonies, q committee
OF the Invinc!bles, Mr.. Miles. chairman. decided
to accept the inequalities OF the East Washing
ton CLUB On the 4th OF March next. They viii
bring On about 200 men, accompanied by brass
band OF "a pieces. and will quarter at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Navy Yard. During their stay
grand ball will be given at Odd Fellows Hall
Ith street NV. In honor of the InVncbIeS
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West Washington, nee Georgetown.


REAL ESTATE SALE.-ThomaS Bowling, auc-
tioneer, sold yesterday for K. 2. Jackson, truS-
tee, the leasehOld estate OF part OF lot ID, in
Peters square, fronting 20 feet on south side Of
M street, between S1st aud 32d streets, with a
depth of 1870 feet, to an alley. Capt. JAS God
dard was the purchaser, at 81, 0l0.
ACCiDBNT.-Y eSterday afternoon horse at
t4ched TO buggy belonging to Mr.. Henry C.
Wlnship. and which he was driving at the time
took fright on NJ street and ran into tree box
near 18th street, demolishiDg the buggy and
bruisIng Mr. Winship considerably, but not
seriously injuring him.
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-CoA., Lincoln's Light
Infantry, elected last evening the following
olfcers:-Joseph C. Beckett. president; A. w.
Jenkens, vice president; Lewis johnson, cap
tain; VIM. Cornell, first lieutenant: John E.
Lample, second lieutenant. The company num-
beTS at present 60 men. and the uniform adopted
is dark blue coats and light blue pants, tri mined
with white.
THR CANAI--Water has been turned off the
canal above the Georgetown level, and those
Interested In canal trade are enaeayoring to
have II let on again.
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The xrGeEa,
pkE TINIADE

BALTIMORE, Dee. H;-virgnia skies old, %
do. deferred, EI do consols T5sa do.
new ten torties, 49,; do ten-forty coupons, 95H
.BALTIMoRE. Dec. 14.-Cotton nominal-mid.
ding, llaan1s. Flour quit and without change
ar closn9 hlm-sCuthern red PAIN; do.
amber ga 20; No. western winter red, spot
ann Dec mher. L at.17f.; January, / - hi
southern quit and asy western quiet and all nj
steady-southeru white and yellow, So; western
mixed, spot and December 5744ajS old and new;
White. 4Sa4t do. mixed, 42a42!s Rye dul. 9Sa
1;t2. Hay unchsnged. Provisions dun aud uu-
changed. Butter quiet ana = ady and chanSed.
Eggs hra7ofresh. 3la32 lined, 20. Petroleum
A soft ga Whisky steady, !.l8. Freights to
Liverpool Ter steamer unchanged. Receipts- fOur,
1874 barr els; wheat 81 $40 bushels. CORP 81 69
hp h1ls: cats; $40 hush.ls; rye L. 500 bushe s.
sales wheat. 6oi. l40 bushels; corn 70, 500
6; Exchange long. 477a; short. 481 Gov.
NEW YORK. Dec 14.-Flour dull whes.
hesvy and 2s2A cents lower. Corn moderately
NEWYORK, Dec. IA. IL a.m.-The Stock Market
ops ned Irregular, but ia the early e.lnss frm
Toe general, prevailed and prices advanced u to
3 per cent; American Union, Denver and RIO
Grande and Iron Mountain being most prominen Mt
in the upward IN Jvenaut. At the first board there
was fractional reaction in some instances. but
again took sn upward turn. The telegraph shares
Iris, the granger Lske Shore and the coal stocks
led the market in point Of activity.
m for money aud % for The eoaons
O. s. bonds, ~ per cents. l154 Atlantic and
Great Western fret mortgage trustees certificates,
554 ..IrMnuc and Great Western seconds, 3Ol4.
Brie, 1876 Pennsylvania Central, 6414. Read
ing, 263S.
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Annual Parade of the Police.

The annual parade and review OF the Metro
poiitan police viii take place TO morrow at 1918
o'clock. The force Will assemble at 18th and *
streets at the hour named. under Major Brock,
AID march to the Capitol, passing the Prest-
dents house at II O'Clock. Arriving at the east
'front.' they VIII pass In review before the Dis
trict Commissioners and the Committees OF the
TWO houses OF Congress On the District OF Co.
lumbia, after which they Will break ranks aud
return to duty at IL o'clo X. The Marine band
viii furnish music for the occasion.
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4 shllictX Trim.

NEW YORK, Dee If THE y Gamer AriZ1na
which arrived at this port az O'Clock am. on
Mon0dy, made the paSSag" from QneeaStOE Va to
Sandy Hook III seven days. TWENTY-FIVE hours
ard thlfty-nine minutes which Is regarded as
very last paSSag- Tor The season OF the year.
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THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH held business meet
Ing yesterday afternoon, and Rev. Z. ID. Power,
III. Clay StieT, ". :. Roo5e, a. h. Tingle and ).
F. Saum were selected as a building committee
for the new church. AT subsequent meeting
OF the committee Mr.. w. ). ROOSe was elected
Saum treasurer.
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Dr. BED sxN'
no. 84s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV
Permanently located In this city. He relieves M
hours. and cures them In few days Chronic casea
Of disease EehnQuished by other phyMciAns speed.
IN single day. Money patd refunded In ca1e Of
failure. CAN and b o0uyt0ced. sUG1o.1y
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VERDICT OF $50 FOR SLANDER.-To- day, in
Circuit Court. No, /. Judge Macarthur, the
case OF Aander agt. Contamination for slan-
der-rhe jury returned a verdict for plaintiff
for $50 damages and costs. The alleged SLAM
der was that defendant spoke OF plaintiffs
place OF business (restaurant) as a "bad house,
and 1t was charged that he intended 1t to mean
that 1t was bawdy house. The defence was
that he used no words susceptible Of such con-
struction, but spoke OF the place In the sense OF
Its being bad beside church or school. The
Jury found FOR plaintiff $50 -Messrs. Hine and
TobIiner for plaintiff, and Henkle and Moulton
for defendant.
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THIRTY YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR OUTRAGE
on CHnp.-lsaac Smith, indicted for rape on
Hattie Beckett, aged nine, and Elizabeth Har-
town, was convicted IN the Criminal Court,
JNoge James. yesterday, Ia the first case His
couhssl, Mr. +. H. Fans, seeing that there WAS
sn1uaiiy no defeDce, advised him to plead
guNtS 70 the second case which he did. A SEN
teIce Oh thItS Years in the Albany peniten-
tfSry at hafo labor was imposed In the first
uflay -N
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LOCAL NEWS.
amussments. &c, Tonight.

National T7,edte7-.-Ch anfrau In Kit
FOrGS opera HOuSe.-WidoW Bedott Comedy
Company.
LINCOLN HaR.-Natiye Palestine Arabs.
odd Fpll0lcs' HaH.-"Odd Fellows Fair
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VERDICT AGAINST A DISMISSED POLICEMAN.
Io-oay, In Circuit Court No. q Judge
MAC, M,acAIthur. the case OF Angllm agt. the Dis
,,lcl was trled-Mr. Crittenden for plaintiff aud
1 49, Ilalhun was policeman and was dis
unsse ~ nom the force on the charge that he
M ene iather OF an iiegitimate child and ne
Quorum OF the board of police, and Is therefore
entitleo 10 pay. The jury under INSTRUCTIONS
OF the court found for defendant.
The steamer w. w. CorcOran win tomorrow
resume her trips to Mount Vernon.
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A DISTRICT CASE IN TIE UNITED STATES ST
PRENE COURT.-Mrs. Lockwoods case, Henry
Kaiser against George W. Stickney ct al, was
,1 IN t nc .1,,tz, -t-rt-s zyI:.-eme Court yes
terday by an opinion from Chtef Justice Waite
Affirming the decree OF the District supreme
Court. The case arose On the question OF the
legality or married woman's being party to
a deed or trust on her separate estate for the
b6neff or herself and husband. The court he'd
she could, and SO refused Mrs. Lockwood's ap-
peal. This was her first case since her admiS-
sion to the bar Of that court
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District Government Affairs.

Health Officer 1oWnsEeUd returned 10 the
city last evening from his trip so New Orleans
to attend The annual meeting OF the National
Health association, which held It's session
there.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
yesterday approved applications from the fol
low Ing: Marco Laurent. GIG O street: J0hl
Scblotterhack, CPS o street; James Gibson, 632 o
street; Daniel O'Brien, 249 New Jersey avenue;
William H. Thorne, 1909 New York avenue; NJ
V. Tierney, 1412 New York avenue; Mary RYAN
streets: Dennis f. Ready, ISL Bridge street
GeorgetowE; George A. HasSe. 229 Pennsylva-
lila avenue southeast; Annie Donnelly, sol 10th
street.
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CITY ITEMS.

SANFoEpS RADICAL CURE, Catarrhal Solvent
and Improved Inhaler. with specific drectioos
may now be had OF ali druggists. neatly wrapped
In one package for 81. ASK for Sanford'S radio Il
cure for catarrh
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FREE LUNCH az Jno. FahrnkOpt's, corner eth
and K streets northwest. on Wednesday, De
cemoer 18TH 10 70 IL O'Clock.
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PILES.
DIR. II. ID. SHRADER,

DIR. II. ID. SHRADER,
OFFICE go llTH STREET NORTHWEST, CORNER q,
Cures Internal, External. Blind. Bleeding or
Itching Piles by new and universally success fu
method of treatment, without resort to the knife.
methods sualiyemployed. and a radical and per-
manent cure guaranteed In every case or no pay.
Among the many who have been treated. would
refer TO the following:
Rev J. ID, CroisssnI 142l sth st.
Rev Chss. A. Harvey, ID.
Samuel Bacon. Esq, 60 ct.
J. D. Msnion. grocer, 726 It'll Of. sv.
VIM T. Bailey. Attorney at-lsv, 40 La. ave.
Tbee b. Narche, p. O. Department.
Jobn Tweedae. War Department.
T. II. True, Treasury Department.
=. w. Vaughn, Pendop Office.
E. A. Meadel. Bureau Engrsving and Printing.
Andrew Fitzsimmone. Government Printing Offioe,
and nlaay others, on application at my ofhoe The
treatment il attended with but very little pain, oc-
cssions no loss Of time from business, and gseuer
fails TO cure. Call ct ofce and certificates IN
regard TO the wonderful cures performed.
Hours TO IL Q. m and 10 p. m. Consulta.
ion free. decI-lm
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NooT's-9l5 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE-OPESrNG
FOR TIE HoLiDAYs.-Fine lace goods. French
coils, writing desks, fancy articles, handker-
chiefs, Paris fans, chiidren's velvet and 81 k
SnftfS
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A SCHOoLBOY'S MORTIFICATION.-At Fulton
n. Y, last Thursday George Gardner. aged 70,
son Of prominent resident OF that village was
reduced to a lower class in school, He was SO
overcome with modification that on Friday he
left bis home and was last seen on that day In
Syracuse, No trace OF him can be found.
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REPLKNIsH YOUR WARDROBES for the holiday
season from the elegant stock at the Il oys Cloth
ing House of i. Robinson & Co., $50 Pennsyl-
Valia avenue.
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NOVEL AND ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT for
children will open TO morrow, at st. Vlacent'S
Orphan Asylum. Kris KrIngle Will take. 10 his
quarters there from the 18th to 25th inst. 10
supply the wants OF the little ones and has on
exhibition his winter palace, which will be
brilliantly Illuminated from to pm
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NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.

=, The following quotations current In Now
johnson 90. ~. 8. 4 per cents, 1I311; o. =.
1852. =; New Jersey Central, 97a: Ohio and
Missssippi. Ss1 Erie. 4sA, Michigan Central. l17H
Northwest, 1913; do. preferred, =; Iron Noun
tain 492s Book Island, 1909, St. Paul. l1Oa do.
preferred, -: Wabash, st. Louis add Pscihc,
43E do: preferred. slx Kansas and Texas. 49,
v. y TELEGRAPH. S31s o. O. and I. O.. =;
Pacific Mail, 50a
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DON'T FAN. 10 see the great display or oil
paintings, steel engravinss chromOS, photo
graphs panel pictures, easels. picture frames,
painted shells, Christmas cards velvet frames.
picture frame mouldlngs, &C., ar Yeerhon5. 9i6
9Th street
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STEAMERS, &c.
TEANfER nATEANO.

- FJR PUTONiAC fTSEh LANDTN6S.
leaving wharf. foot our snd SO -
s "a TNRNtSf !, Tk d'cs ' nd sC
hsttCI Creek, returnins TTtSbth, THURSDAY
aud hJNllEl !. stouptBs st int rfLs,i..ie lAndtnes
soinE and rctnrnins Also \. &at.a~'sasn Greek.
'GrlpGeT's ~herf. I" W-iuesfAy S.'urdsy 80
.ns: 7h'rs6GN and Su day rFfu~f,i' =. aud cottage
Landing nondsy eons, Tue~dsy returning.
ortf SI1 Is " = Ascent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14

THIS EvENING.-One of the most attractive dis
plays OF bronzes, French gilt goods and Russia
articles ever offered at auction is now contained
In store on New York avenue, near corner OF
18th street, south side, and will positively be
sold this evening. commencing at o'clock.
This stock offers splendid opportunity to get
Christmas presents, and will well repay visit
Of inspection. Every lot sold without re.
serve.
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MONTREAL, Dec. ID Tile Officiating Clergy
man OF be parish church OF Notre Dane (fto-
mai tathoIc) has warned his congreg aIton
against patronlZng Mile Sara Bernhardt'S per
tpImailrpS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14

A NTON FIgCHEB's. DRY CLEANING
pos gt. a. W. near the q. 8. Patent OfRCe
LADIES' ard 9ENTkEMkNS' GARMENTS or
Wells LACES. GLOVES. Etc.
EPECLALTY IN cleaning nne EVENING
ORESSkS. 1hirW yeA1 experience. Term1
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NoTIcE-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL-Received
1aly prime New York oysters; ShrusoerryS
blue POINTS, East Rivers Rockaways and Poll
adeiphla Mauris Coves; Norfolk and Ivan
Haven Bays; Sllders and Diamond Back Terra
plDS always on hand. Hotels. restaurants and
families supplied at the Norfolk oyster Depot
G2l st. northwest. n. WHITE & CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
George w. Gates, OF Washington, D. c., and
w. Lewis and NJ. Rosetta Kerr; Jas. w Glnt
and Josie Tolliver; Sanford A Beach and Mrs.
Sarah V. Payne, OF the District of Columbia;
Frank T. Wanstall OF Washington D. c. and
Mary u. Bunker. OF Massachusetts,
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NLYDE's NEW EMPRESS LINE

~ BEJVEEh
IASUISGTON, CFOkI4f ;TIwN ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA
OoFEECTT%G AT PHrLA DEIrHIL WITH DLypE'e
LINES ron NEW YoIiE. BOsrpS. PBovIDEHCH,
FALL RIVER, AND ALL PoTsrs IN TIE NKW
EGGLAED STATES.
THROUGH bills of lndius given.
SAILING DAYS.
From Washtn gtOn-So1days al e 4 IA.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 10 SIN.
Freight received daily Until s p. IN. Georgetown
GOODS received and delive red st Washington.
Wharf, foot OF 18th street
VILLA 7. CLYDE 4 CO., General Managers,
i2south Whsrves, Philadelphia; J Il. JOHNSON
co, Agents, lzth-st wharf and l202 n ST n.w.o
Washington. aug27
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EVERY DRUGGIST sells Eucalyptine. 1t cuTes
chapped hands and lips, cold sores, &c. Price
% cents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14

MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Voter The
purest and safest OF all cathaTtic waters. None
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse, irri-
Eating waters, foreign and domestic; they Imp ar
the digestive organs and kidneys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14

UNSUITABLE SHo0TING.-To- day In the Crimi-
nal Court Israel Buchanan was placed On trial
Charles Courtney. 1t appears that Buchanan
found Courtney In shed owned bv him. and
shot him with load of shot. The defence was
that the Ran was trespasser. A verdict Of not
guilty was found,
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NeHFH GERMAN L,.oYD-s1xAMsHI.

IL ..1SE El.Th I'm NV lCkh, HANEE, LONDON.
Hcy-EARPIoS AND BKEAFS
The si-SG4eTe a lhis c. gAIN viii SAT- every Sat-
ard 81 frU E-enat fieT foot of "a street Hohokens
kstes q sSsas e:-FroIl View Work 20 Havre, Lon
doIl, Scut ham gton aud Bremen. FIRST cabin, sS0s
secoDd cabin, $50; stesrhse, $50 prepaid steerago
carlncStes, eos. Fer freight pbsssSe apply tC
OElRli HS CO, 2 EowliuE 6Tveu, New York.
W. @. nkTLERoTT b 60. s25 "a ave. Asenta
for NsEhtrgtDn. sug17
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sTEAMER Jsks aoSEEEY.
tAPrAIN JAGtS 4 BARhEh
FIRST cias- fsr., 81 hound trs.. sN-A
81 90 Se.' ii. lars fare, rs Round s.<SsxsEue
TIN, VI Leave 9Th II wharf nDS
DAhs- v ! d = h~DhNS aud FRlbAha 81 O'Clock
pm, Leaves Norfolk alternate days At r. m. stop
and fGrf Monroe. Va. ~ ins snd returning.
-TBAEfRS FOR NEW WORK.
RtesDriats JOHN GIBSON AID = q. KNIGHT,
GeOrrstIsn 81 Z am. FRIDAYS For freight
rat Apply 10 K 2. A. DENHAM. Ast.. 90 Water
st, Georpetcvn
DiCEets, StAterooms, sc 20 To GaneraJ Onos.
t4l6 ct Nv. near Wizards II tel
ap2s .. LOWELL. President.
Too = GtELk, PuhNsMOUTB. FoRTREss
sTPAMtR cFGkGF LjAi1A, ar Il -
ryiug L r. Nan sosEru WAITE
Commander.
WASHINGTON SoBFoT *
From fcot q Sever - ST From eau rlssll's wharf
roSpAY. TrDrrs- TUESDAY ,79 THURS.
DAY and FRIDAY. 81 DAY AND 5ATUR-
bP. NJ. DAV ksP a
stoJ's 81 Pi.ey Point snd p int LOOKOUT Going
kDo HetT:ruil L
Firft-cIaEs fere. "a hound ,tp. ~ So Tictet-
good until reed. Ticket aud rIatl ru luF for Fslo
st T.. " Beds Sort, 1915 -. Nv h. b. Polk
.phor;i's -tatiGI Ty store Gsy Ia 4v neat 20 Posi-
Office. Pnrcy q. Sn'it'I'E. 1872 P,s "a. ave z w
va p NkLNH. ARsEt
9th ~. wharf, \ aAl'u5fOp, ID. q.
y. e. tlAN ~ zxsrit
sep21 hn fanpi'lPE wharf. Norfolk.
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THE STEAMER ARROW SMITH
4 vi. leave foto5'ac Ferry - L.
Wharf, foot o! rs str~et n JAr'ock - -
Z. Ia. every
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURsDkY,
cor sIi the POTOMAC rsGYEh LANDINGS 50 far
q Leonard ~ ard Soinini refu rUIns MONDAY,
NhDS EEDAY and FR DAY
Fare snd reisht st lowest rates
ylS-ly r. sTOSE. Purssr.
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LIoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER THOMPSON.

STEAMER THOMPSON.
Csrt John r. Wood. built expressly sG-A
Tor the Iu.HLBc River tufi less. 49,
.esNes 6t1 stree. wharf every MON
DAY, THURSDAY ed SATURDAY. &C O'Clock
q M, making the principal lADdin "A the river.
Fare and ire,gats at lows -t rates.
o. 4. LOWELL Prssident
octls Sn f4l6 street.
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Notices.
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FOR THE NEXT THIRTY nayS

We will eel our entire stock of tirst-cass BOOTS
and fH0GS at prime cost our stock is entirely
too large. his is no humbug, as a visit to our
store all positively oenTiDee y9a. We name few
Pebble Butt. Shoes, ST As do. fine Kid Bait. shoes
dated heel. sl4S do fine Kid Butt Shoes. WORKED
worked butt hole. s. to S. 59 do. finest Comm es
sen,e best quality. 81 IS Misses fine Kid Butt.
worked butt hole. 81. 20; do good Butt Shoes,
81 as 81 and &c l. fsnts do. 20 to 95c Ladies
Shoes, ST. ST. Is. 81 IS to "a do fine Boots from
81 % up 90; heavy Farmers Boots 81 90 to 81
Cousins fine Shoes in all widths and at astonishiIs
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 nossi-
BILE, as you can save money by buying now. Polite
atten tIon to all. and money refunded for goods re-
turned. Remembe name and number
6LNSHEIMER & BRO.
SOS 9TH st., bet and I.
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Buraeft's Coeoaiut

ihe Best ami SteopoSt HItT Dressing.
IL Kills daDdruff, allays irritation and pro
notes vigorous growth Of the Hair.
BurnetrS F3drOrUlq Extracts are invariably
acknowledged The purest and best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14

UNDERSTAND THAT HUB PUNCH, prepared by
Skilled hands OF pure ola liquors and aroma 'ic
nut juicfs, must SurpaSS with hot water, milk
or lemonade. or III any iced form. punch or
toddy made with minor Judgment On the spur
OF the moment Have IL ready. Taken hot at
night IL will surely break up a cold. OF Gco-
GERS. Druggists and Wine Merchants at S1.25 a
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TRY GOODS AT Low PRICES.

New York Mills Sheeting Cotton, the widest and
best made, 31c.
Pure Wool Chudda Serges. nearly one yard and
q quarter wide, reduced from Use. down to SOC.
Navy Blue Trimming Sill, &c.
Lonsdale Can brio, yard wide, fnestQuaiity 12h
Large Size double Blankets So. 90.
Pure Wool Black and Coored Casnmeres. CSC,
Pure Wool Cradle Blankets 81 AZ.
Large size Bed Comforts. 81, 81. 25 81. so, 81. rs
g..
Large size Bridal Quilts, pure white, ST. so.
Immense Assortment Of Ladies Cloakins Uicths
81 80, Sits, o.. 80 Is, So, so, SO.
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Holiday Goods.
WHERE TO BUY THEM.


People who purchase Christmas presents.
look 10 the advertising columns Of THE STAR
for Information as TO the best places to buy.
The following are among the advertisers in TIE
STAR, and mention Will be made OF others from
time 10 time.
ROBERT BEALL BOOKSELLER, 495 Pennsylva nia
avenue, has exceptionally attractive stock OF
novelties for the holidays. He has all the latest
styles from Vienna, Paris and New York. His
line OF leather goods, Christmas books and cards
is particularly attractive
j. NJ. & 4. COHEN are selling $50, 600 worth OF
unredeelned pledges. consisting OF first Class
JewelTy, &C, suitable for holiday presents.
Everything has been marked down for the
holidays at the Boston one price dry goods
house, 1e9 Market Space The goods offered are
of the best quality.
GEORGE Nice ARFHY offers at COS PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, the New York shoe store, reliable boots
and shoes. and at aSt0nfShingiy low Prices.
everything is guaranteed as represented In this
store. The stock OF goods is full and embraces
everything In boots, Shoes &c.
AT CARRIERS, Ill Market space, can be had
dry goods at very low prices: Carter N 'ke5
specially OF selling the very best goods al such
lew prices that his store Is always lively with
customers.
W1IIETT RUoFF's hats, caps fars and fur
goods. including seal skin, form most attrdc-
tive stock. Their store looks so neal and bu.i-
ness like that II you go there once You want TO
there
All who are arranging for festivals. parties.
&c, will be especially interested IN the adgsr-
Hsements of HOWsON's Ice cream. which Is
always Tlch, delicious and reliable, ana remark
ably low Ia price.
The bright new firm OF SAML LEWIS Sons
jewellers at 1915 Pennsylvania avenue have a
fresh large stock III their new store OF holiday
gifts, which they have marked at low prices
such as watches, diamonds, the new lace pin
plated ware. opera glasses, clocks, etc. In TACT
Ihey defy competition and invite call.
rich treat will be offered the public at
THOMAS DOwIINGS auction rooms next Monday
ana Tuesday OF grand and important collec-
ton or Turkish and Persian goods, an exhibit
ton OF which VIII begin on Friday and Satur-
udN. Dec. IL and Il. See ADVERTISEMENT