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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

8awa tas pals. spl.co 90 rops al 80
Is % sxass. ss4 iAa, gl5r5as Gag i
- proasIy seating as ever before, and
a0toty hufI Bat ue bsg pardon ior
3evouuE ~ usch space TOO 40 small q
ast iect-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

The Democratic nominee for govern
or asked, ia bis recent speech accept
ing the nomination Where is the
evidence that negroes are not allowed
60 voter We would respectfully refer
AIr, Phelps to 600 pages OF testimony
taken by the congressional committee
on tbg kuklax conspiracy, to the vari-
Gus acknowledgements Of the fact made
b. the southerners themselves at many
different times, TO the negro exodus
which Is declared by them TO be 10 con
eqacuce Of the fact that they have no
nance where they are to the blood Of
hundreds Of people who have been as
Fascinated because Of their political
belief aud the efforts 10 maintAio their
political rights We DO not claim that
Tits state Of affairs exist 10 ell parts OF
the South. bot that the blacks are re-
strained from voting 10 sls'es where
their votes sould make a Republican
majority lhe proofs simply overwhelm-
iHg. We are not waving the bloody
slifi We are simply answering a
staple question asked by Democrat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Hoing from to "a lbs. por foot lighter than any
ono on the list. This only confirms what We
have always claimed for The Meadow King that
IL il the lightest draft standard Mower in the
market. MaHy OF these machines are used In
this vicinity and all give the very best satisfso-
ton,
JAMES J.. MCCALL, A6EET,
rupert, Vermont
All extras kept constantly on hand. Orders by
mail promptly attended to.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
win send their celebrated Electro-Vol-
taic Belts to the afflicted upon so days
trial Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 10 them
without delay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
FoR SALE
1880. Citizens Line. 1850.
STEA Nj RS
BETWEEN TROY & NEW YORK

Leave Troy dsily, except saturday As2sr n.
or on arrival Of evening trains Sundays Al p.
u. Passage, 81 50, Excursion Tickets TO New
York ana return. only 81 Elegant rooms. 81 and
"a Regular Hudson River railroad tickets tales
for pAsssEe, Including state room berth ThfO'
tickets 20 Phi AdelphiA, Baltimore aud Wsahihg.
ION sold on the 'toSmeTs and bsrgsge checked
through To ocean Grove aud return, s.sb To
Manhattan or Brighton Beach and return, "a %.
Hourly trips made direct from CitiEens Line
pier, Mes furb, 70 all Coney Island resorts.
@ W HORTON, Gen, Agent, Troy. y. I
Gro, W. GiBsos den, Pass. Agt PEN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

AS Linimeut for horses HENRY x
JoHNsoN's ARNICA AND OH LIEmENT il
unequsled. II cures Sprains, Bruises, and
Lameness at once. y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

For cleansing the system OF all morbid
matter aud warding of diseases, no med.
icine possesses such efficacy IS BAxTIR's
MANDRAKE BIrTERs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Coon ADVICE We advise every family
to keep Downs ELIXIR always on hand.
1t is the best remedy Tor coughs aud colds
ever offered 10 the public.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29


FnF DEaoCHATtC STATE CosNgs
The Democratic state convention
as composed Of as unusually large
4umbef Of delegates and there was a
good degree u harmony manifested al
though there was sone disposition to
k.ck sgaIns, the rule Of Atkins 4 Co.
T. J Phelps was unanimously nomi-
ated ia governor aud made brieI
speech, accepting the nomination Mr..
raelps is gentleman Of good pAsonAl
character and leading member q the
azs ID The state Politically be is an
aristoerAl to that crtent that he thinks
nsa u wealth Aud edaca,ioa should
role. 10 The exclusisb Of The IAboring
aasses. As TIE result q this idea be
eAnel toward the pro-slAyery side be
,afe Aad dunag The var. and bis SYN.
pAtay was never on The aide Of The
ualoa cause
Eyea agw, i - speech Is correctly
reported. be l. Aa much against TIE
civil rights ard equaiily q The negroes
a. ia the ola siagssoiding slemea. Al
lie Ssasa &c said
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29

Nervous debility, weakness aud decline
prevented by Timely use OF Malt Buffers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-29
IHE MAJ rrNM on rnE
Vermont Conference Seminary

Begins Au9, 9} With a full and lhgfapgb eobrss
~ teachers. IA4 StAe9l ~ rs agVatafmshis
aitast8ges usd r5yfnsfs ta wNgassF30Hablg ~
ulosi yaooralF Il, ~ Saif ~ which 81 % fsr
For both sores, The tekohsrs knA siadeuts i've
10 tho same home Fot cAtsleEse OF tufofma
rnn address J, Il, soUrnwuhfH, Principal
llts Montpelier. VI.
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The Manchester Journal.

slMoEps artzrtrssI
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-20

$40 A WEEK; SO a day at home easily
I1Hss 4 o.. Augusta. Maine. diodawiy
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-20

Subscribe for THE LEADER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-20
The Weekly L eader.
ISSUED THURSDAY.
TEXAS Sz.So YesT, $50 Half Year
cnnmsreial J1 Priatisy

OF eEeTy Kind Ne@tiy, elleEssy aud ESPeai-
usasay eKeeated- czras d egey shape ald
kind. Dul Heads. I@stter and Mote Headings.
Ranks q every kind. foster. etc. printed IN
short hoiice. Having ! nsu Tot Of Type and
PreSsss. no can do handsome work Al LSw
rncea-
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CONVERSATIONAL.
eo"ci"sion OF Yesterdays Prececd-
ings.

,,INAl t--AtteF our report closed
60, inS QUESTION incurred on the preamble = \ ina
I'll Scnn Porter bill which fec,tRS mo lis
tii>ssl VI MI Porter. the report OF the hoart az
h.iuny iaNoTinG Mr.. porjcr'S reinstatement
ana ,Ise fSIetehce OF said report 10 Congress by
Mr.. Ednlunds opposed the preamble Dui A.
was aGoptCd-yeaS SG. democrats nays - "a
publiCaDS, and Mr. Davis. OF nllnois
Hoi SE-After our report closed
NeSSrS Kelley and Buckner onered as sus
SituieS sor The funding Olll the hIllS Abl- IA have
already been published. Mt. Gillette oncrcf AZ
substitute the bin which he had offered last
year. authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasurr
10 set apart all surplus cola and paper money
which may be In the treasury from time 70 tine
rs Iund Tor the payment or the maturing
BONDS and for the purchases of silver bullion
Tor h'inting purposes. and imposing an income
I'm on all Eti Incomes exceeding &, 500 per an
mum. Mr.. McMiliiGn offered an amendma ut
providing that the bonds Issued under his act
should o. sdojtCt 10 taAat Ton as other property.
Nj theSe amendments were OrdAUei u b.
printed Mir. Warner TOOK the tlo0- aud spoke
against the biU. Nj. tuitfendNn felt convinced
That The money could be borrowed az ; pr
cent. ana he could vote Tor the hl' under nH
behei The committee t9en rO,e AID tle suS-
e6t vent over tor the present.
AT. Singleton. from Gne COMMITTEES on anSrp-
prlailons reported the coIsgia- and dipi1matic
appropriation btll arprorriaung =. pa a..
MI tnFheN, from the same committee RI
ported TIE Military Academy appropriation b'll.
applopraung So. 1855. Adjourned
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DIED..

ANDERSON. Wednesday. December l6th 1880.
Mrs ASS. wife OF VIM. Anderson.
Funeral will take plsce from her la res dene..
No. 10 Lingan street. Georgetown. ID. u Satlr-
day, Dec. 18th, at O'Clock y. m Relatives and
acquaintances are respectfully invited 70 attend.
HARTMAN. On Tuesday evening. Decsnbsr
14th, 1885, Mrs. ANN HARTMAN, in the eighty -ftfth
year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence O. x street., be-
tween 10th and 18th SITS. southeast on TO- morrow
(Tnursday) afternoon. at O'Clock. Friends and
acquain;ances are invited to attend
MARCY. Suddenly, on the morning of Deem
Der ID, 1882 WILLIE L., son az VIM. Il and Mary
L. Marcy, aged one year. one nloath and fourteen
days
parents 1920 7 street nerthSes Thursday, Dec.
10th, q. 9 50 o'clock p. N.
MORAN. On Tuesday December lith. 1855.
JAMES +. MORAN, aged 81 Ity four years.
I he funeral viii take place from bis iate res
deDce, 252S street northwest. Thursday. 10th. ct
8 O'Clock. Friends and relatives respectfully in
yited.
WREN. Suddenly, on Tuesday morning, De-
cen her l4tb. SO of heart disease. Mrs. CATHA-
KINE WREN. aged seventy five years
Funeral viii take place from her late r. sidence.
307 It'll street, on Thursday morning At loo'clock
Her friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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The Norey Forgery,
rHE VAN VINO nrNrEp W o,eRrr,


The y. \. TrjblDts OF today says: ''Sone Gu
llosliy has been expressed 10 know who Rtchd
u. Wide the witness recently examined In the
MOrey letter case. really Is Tie went be:Dfa
the grand Jury and testified that under The,
name OF Henry Walton he went to Cumh,r-
laid, Md, and brought 20 this city Robert Iiud-
say, alias OBrlen, who sWore that he WAS
acquainted with IL. /. Mercy the mlthicai
person 10 whom the MOTrY letter was said %
nave been addressed. Lindsay sflergard con
ieSscG That he had ties flied falsely. Richard A.
Wilde as an officer IN the COnTotarare service
After the close or the war he was Instrumental
In organizing The White League aud was
one OF the leaders in command OF the force
which drove The republican officials out OF the
state house ia NeT ORLEANS. For the last year
or TWO Wilde has been living In tits city lie
Is employ ed IN the main offse or The LOUISIANA
Lottery Company in Broadway, and was ar
rested some time ago, when the Office wss
seized by the police. Dn the examination OF
the persons arrested on that occasion, before
Justice Morgan at the Tomcs. Patrick n. Burns
detective, swOTe thar Charles 4. Howard the
manager Of the Louisiana Lottery ComEany at
No. 9l9 Broadway. sold hlIa a lottery ticket
Howard ditcfTard had Burns arrest ed for Dpr-
Jury. During the examination In that case
Vide testified that he WAS the CHIEF clerx q;
Howard, ANA that part OF his business was 10
establish lottery agencies throughout tae
| nlte0 States and 10 look after the interest m
various newspapers owned 10y Mr.. Howard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15

hR. EAYAkDS SPBECH.-The Wilmington
tbtl) Itf,J FrtftlHy publishes dispatch from
Dover showing that the report or Senator Bay
ards speech last fall at Dover. published In the
&43dtlei OF that place and In the Philadelphia
Press. was prepared by James q. Andrews a
PhiaGelphlan, who was employed as an aman
uenSis and clerk during the campaign by Rich
ard Harrington. and that the report was re-
vlsed by Henry w. Cannon, chairman OF the
republican state committee and editor OF the
Dover Sentinel The EreT1 EHe1ailaJ'S dispatch
further says:-"That Mr.. Andrews Is a stenog-
rapher there appears TO be DO doubt; that he
was at the meeting when Mr.. Bayard spoke IS
true, ana that he was employed and paid by
Richard Harrington Is fact which is quite as
true, and good deal more Significant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15

CROOKED LIFE INSURANCE BUsISEss.-A tele-
gam from Reading. Pa, Dec. IL. savs:-The
crunch has taken I'D the tight against the
CGC5ECd NIc Insurance business The Rev NJ 4.
filica OF the IL formed Congregation read from
his pulpit, Yesterday, al announcement that a
Mi. 6auiJ oj CumTu township had died or con-
sumption ana other diseases, and that few
~et-ks pliOr 10 MS death a number OF persons
Rot members OF the family, had obtained poll
ciea CI Insurance To the extent or about $40 90.
inn lie fiS.a-
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THEOrHILUS loUNGS SAFE From HARs-
The y. J.. Times OF day says: It was re-
ported yesterday that TbeopLuuS 1ognys
about whose disappearance i've years ato
sudden temperance last summer, and the
litigation Instituted by his wife. VINO refuses 10
recognize him as her own ThcOphllus. so much
has been recently published. had again dlSap-
I6aTe0 ana Was hot 10 be found. TheophtllS
has been Ia the hands or his brother Henry and
OF Henry'S lawyers Messrs. Drake * Brace
and his residence has been kept a profound
secret, because. IL was said. among other reasons
OF his great fear OF his wife. Mrs. lOungs is A
stout Woman with braWny arm, and The
ODhiuS Is slight and far from muscular. Il
was stated al Drake IL Braces oIiice that there
was no truth In the Tumor. Al M early date
tie surrogate VIII be asked, Ia view OF the
testimony fixing the Identity OF Tae0phllus 10
revoke me letters OF administration upon MS
estate granted 10 the vile.
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MARRIED.

SMITH-FARNSWORrH On Tuesday evening,
December l4th, 1880. by Rev. q Is. Patch. Mr..
Jay Ii. SMITH, Of WASHINGTON. ID. C., and MISS
WEALTHY A. FARNswoRTH, OF Vermont
TOUDS0N-HiLT0N. On Wednesday, Daeem-
Der 18th, 1880, at Waugh NJ. l.. Church. by the
Hey. DIR. Wheeler CAPT AUTHER RICHARD TOUI-
SON, OF Point Pleasant. Northumberland county,
Va, to Miss MARY +. HILTON, of this city. No
cards.
: VEIRS-SKIIIMAN On the 18th Of December,
1880 10y the Rev. Q. q. MeadOr T. J. NEIRs to SADIE
l. SkII
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AN HOUR FROM NEw YORK TO Pun ADKIPHIA
A telegram from Philadelphia, Decanner q
SayS:-"1he distance between New York and
this city In an airline IS 1898 miles aud ID Is
DOW proposed 10 accomplish this distance in
one sour on the alignment OF a new route be-
tween tie cities, which is only eighty mites Ia
length TO Jersey City. The proposed road wiz
start at point on Broad street, near Arch
Philadelphia, and by an underground road
similar 10 the New York central on Fourth
avenue. New York city, VIII run on Broad street
beyond the Junction road thence ia an air
lille GlT6cl 10 jersey CITY"
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IOHN SHERMAN \ co, Auetioneers.

TRUSTEES FALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE AT THF CORNER or
TENTH AND Ii STREETS NORTHEAST Ar
AUCTION.
Ey virtue of a deed of trust. dated January -
lf, 1880, and recorded Biber No. 9S4. folio rsT3
go et seq, one of the land records for the l,2.
District OF Columbia AMI by direction Of the PARTY
secured thereby, Wid sell at public auction. IN
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY. THE i7TH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1880. AT O'CLOCK 2. N, the fol.
ioHing described real estate sItusted ia the O;v OF
Washington. District Of Columbia, 20 Wit. Lot
nnml cred forty six go of II lsss heliy's recorded
subdivision Of Square numbered niue handrei all
thirty four ,93Al. with the improveniepts thereon
consisting OF Two-story BscS Dwelling House
and Store, subject 10 prior incGmbrance. which
Will be stated at sale.
Terms of sale cash; Z deposit Of SO required at
tine Of sale. II terms are not complied with in
days. TO be resOd at rik and cost OF default
irE purchaser sitter five days advertisement Ia
Evening star. GEO. L. GRAHAM, Trustee
oeclldSds Room l. st. Cloud Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15

POSTAL kLEPToMASIAC.-In the L. 5. court
at New York, yesterday, John Henry Flood WAS
sentenced 10 AZ years in the peniDentiary for
stealing letters when q postal ernploye lie
was pardoned by President Hayes after serving
part OF term for similar offence. and two
weeks after his release was caught repeating
the offence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15

KILLED BY kERosBSE.-MrsL JAS. Jones' wife
or wealthy farmer, near Independence NO.,
ana her two little children, were killed by the
explosion OF can OF Kerosene, which the mother
was Killing lighted lamp With Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15

HOW TO BE REAIITIEGL,
REAETIFyIN<: COSMETICS
,EI4.ESlE'S SECRET OF BEAUTY, for
the compie1Ion.a speci lily, 81 per box.
VELGTTINE FACE POWDERS, in tire.
shades. at 80 cent. and 81 per box.
NUEI4IBIE LIP AND FACE ROUGE,
81 and 81. % FER bottle
COSMETIC MASK,
70 remove tan and f. eckes warranted So Mpiete.
The largest assortment of
III NAN HAIR GOODS.
Tefai'ed at fabulously low ,ricEs
EAU MERyEIL Sc. the III srvellous hair
Fta.ner, medium. dETk brown black, 81 per box
tRHRA, OR GOLDEN FEi'ID. best in
the world for bleaching ally color hair. 81 ana 81 q
Ier bottle.
real. TORTOiSE-SHELT. GOODS below
lnanufa ctul RS ,.Iices.
sen for our new ELTS STR ATI;D GAIA
Logic, "HOW TO BE iEAUTiEtE.''
f. &c # charge.
Goods 81 nj c. o. D, with privilege of returning.
L.. SHAW,
cec8 eoiJl ST West l4til street, New York.
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Mrs. BERGMAN, the wayward wife who left
her home fn Philadelphia In search OF a festive
young Spaniard In New York, Is still In tbs
latter city, and refuses 10 return TO PhiIadei-
phia OF TO her husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15

Il HENRY T. ROWLAND, republican, has been
nominated by Mayor Cooper aud confirmed by
the board OF aldermen, by vote OF Is TO 6, as
president OF the board OF tax commissioners OF
New York. vice lawson. declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS WORTH HAVING.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS WORTH HAVING.
Elegant Fur-lined CIRCULARS,
Rich Damasse DOLMANS.
handsome BLACK ULSTERS.
Handsome COLOBED ULSTERS
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS.
REAI. INDIA SBAwLS.
Elegant BLACK BROCADE SILKS.
Fine BLACK SATIN DE LYONS
Fine COLORED SATIN DE LYONS.
Magnificent WHITE BROOADE SILKS.
Elegant EVENING BROCADE SILKS.
Superb LYONS BLACK SILK VELVETS.
BONNET'5 and GUINET'S BLACK SILKS.
FRENCH MERINOES and CASHMERES
GENTS SILK MUFFLERS
LADIES SILK MUFFLERS.
sE AL goods marked in plain figures.
One Price.
". NJ. SINISTER e. SONS.
declS 90 Pemna. avenue.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

NJ w. GAIT, BIO. 4 co.
JEWELLERS AND sILvKRsMIIHS,
1107.Penn. ave-,
Fave completed their preparations for CHRIST.
MAS ard have on exhibition the entire cole cton o.
NOVELTIES. which have been prepared with
great care for their
HOLIDAY TRADE
Special attention Ia invited to the low price a.
which creditsbie present can he purchased.
Until Christmas their store will bs kept open in
tue evenings. decll-2w
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
EOR RENT:
fOR RENT
BYR. 0. HOLTzMAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUorroSEER.
Tenth and 2 streets northwest.

MAKE NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS FOR
ADVERTISING THEIR PROPERTY. ANDK
II BEFORE THE PUBLIC CONSTANTLY.
L HAVE MANY OF THE FINEST BUILDING
SITES IN THE CITY FOR SALE. ALSO. HOUSES
IN EVERY SECTION AT PRICES FROM SI.O1D
To $4,000. NOW Is THE TINS TO BUY.
R. o. HOLTZMAN,
d. ell 10th and I Sta northwest
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THOMAS BOWLING. AucuOneer,
VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER L. -
1850. commencing al 10 O'CLOCK. at No. 1921 ~
h<ss street. between 18th and l4th streets 81
northwest, shall sell the following very eie-
CANT Furniture, viz.
One Rosewood case 1-octave Piano Forte and Stool
one very elegant Walnut Paiior Suta. Gold Trac-
1nes, upholstered in Cashmere anu Plush seven
pieces, in fine condition.
Very HanCso Library Table
Walnut Nj. I. 1eble and Cover.
Walnut Nhstnot: Walnut Brackets.
alnut Marble top DressIt ~ Case suite
Handsome E&stlake II. T. OAK Chamber Sliie.
oaK NJ. L. Chamber Suite.
Fine Hair Mattresses; Feather Pillows aud Boz steIs
i>oti ses ana tay Chairs, Walnut Hall r tCtI
very ELEGANT Walnut Secretary, with Revolving
Tor.
SUPERIOR Walnut Pillar Extension Dining Table
haEGsople Walnut Sideop8rd.
walnut Dining Chairs.
NefA Handsome Eaylish Dinner ana Tea SerFsca.
decorated, IT'S pieces.
tsl&ssWatc. hefiixeratOr. Toitt Mare.
line II. Ussels aud ingram Ga pets.
BRUSSELS Stair and iIs Carpets.
Kitchen requisites, &c, &c
deo13-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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TtRUNNEL, CLARK e. CO..
500 Market Space.
Bee TO ca special attention 20 their unusually large
aud attractive stock OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
BACK and Colored Broc.de Silks, from 81 rs to g.
B-aek aud Colored Brocsde Velve.s, elegant
styles Monte Cloths and rich Sill
and Wool PlaIds
A splendid line of Black and CoIored Csshnsrss
AL Wool Goods from 80 cents mo
Our Linen Counter ia fun OF rare barvains uosysrv
Linen and SIX Handkerchiefs: All iran Wend'
kerchiefs. 64 and l21 cts. up 70 best onojs
Blankets In great variety from 50 To ale ns,r M
mestics at bottom prices Nv
= IL GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW yopx
AND BOSTON PRICES ~oAAA~
u ONE PRICE ONLY. oetls-sm
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CHRISTMAS BEEF.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

IN
We have now ready for inspection large and
most cboics selection Of BOOKS and FANCY
GOODS fc- Holiday Gifts, consisting in part Of
Family AID Pocket Bibles. Prayer Books and
Iymnals. standard Books in SETS. Poets In all
styles Cf binding, Illustrated Books, JUVENILE
Books az r. }rSs Jyofr,SjOf- Christmas Cards IN
great variety. Pspcteries, Writing Desks, Dressing
Gases. Leather Goods Olive wood Goods, Bronze
Inkst6nds Toy Books and Games for the little ones
CALL AND SELECT BEFORE THE CROWD
PRESSES
Wzt. BAI4LaNTyHIc q son,
deC2 43S 7th street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

I,OR BEST FOUNTAIN PINS. Wholesale and
II Retail at Manufacturers Prices call on GEO.
4 HERRiCk. Asentfor Mackinnon Pen 90. 928
L street northwest dec10-lm
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PERSONAL.

iOGNONI one hour. Send your phi
~ yate address for letter, i'll confidence, i'm
pcrtant- COGNOSCIBLF, Star ofics. 1t,
If W. S. SAMNONS viii send Ills address 70 the
vantage. Address Il. c., Star Off >e. decl5 -2t-
TOHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as
- to the responsibility OF people, with abstracts OF
liens real estate. SOC 10th ct. Office hours:
to 10 8. M, 2 to and &c 10 N. ocI1-}In'
w II. ALBUHGRR, successor 10 I. z. LIBBEY,
w . Matchmaker and Jeweler, has removed to
corner OF 9TH and SITS. n. w., n Drug Store, oppo
site u. 8. p. o. sep18
MADAM BOSS. the long established, reliable
M Cairyoyant and Astrolotst, gives better salts
faction in all affairs of Life than Eny in the pro-
fession tells the past, present and future destiny;
gives advice and assistance on all matters apper-
tanning to business, love aud nlstrimony. ALL IN
TROUBLE CALL. Satisfaction given or no pay.
Consultation Rooms. 402 I'd st., above d street
northwest apo
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers
~ 9th and u streets northwest
IMPORTERS SALE
OF
BRONZES,
French GILT CLOCKS,
DOOR STANDS,
RICH PLAQUES,
WRITING DESK,
FLOWER STANDS.
MUSICAL BOXES.
DECORATED STATUETTEs
BACOARET VASES,
RUSSIA GOODS, &c,
- BY CATALOGUE SALE.
lh1S Nv ednesdayl EVENING, COMMENCING At
O'CLOCK, we will sell for the importer at store sec
ond door east of 18th street. south side of New
Iork avenue, the finest collections OF the so We
GOODS ever offered at auction in this city. Every
lot positively sold
1t DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
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EOR RENT-Suite of ROOMS: also single
Il ROOMS first floor, with BOARD, new house
ard newly furnished, desirable location, squsre nf
18th street cars. Reference required. 1854 18th -
Rn~Q-
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90 TO THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
N Formerly UNITED STATES, 329, 3S1 and 1888
Pennsylvania avenue. Board, 81 Per day; Board
dec7 JNO W GRAY, Proprietor.
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NOR REM

THOR SALE-Two very fine HOUSES at the cor
4 ner of Connecticut ave, Rhode leland ave. aud
" st, for sale They are well built. hsve dressed
stone front to easements and fine stone steps: are
beautifully finished and contain every convent
ence. IL rooms, coal vault, &c Price So. SOD
Terms easy JOHN SHERMAN Co,
novls Real Estate A.ent. ST. Cinld Rnildiny