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Arrested Affer Eour yna.s

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. 1S.-Charles Meserth
was arrested here to-day by an officer from
Pittsburg, Pa, where he was on trial four years
ago for forgery, jumped his bail and came here.
where he has been ever since
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Two Nexy A1ran,;c r,h,o

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-The well known firm of
Sllmens Brothers, the cable contractors, have
received within the last two days an order from
the American Union Telegraph Company, for
the immediate construction of two new Atlantic
cables.
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A Lamp Black Factory Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ia fire broke out ats
halfpast one o'clock this morning in the lamp
black factory OF Biehr q Wolf, on Franktord
creek, near Ash street, Bridesburg. The build
ing and contents were entirely destroyed. Loss
$40 600.
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THE SIGMA CHI FRATKRNITY.-The delegates
70 the Sigma Chi convention visited Mount Yer
non yesterday and while there listened 10 an
address by Mr.. Linden Kent, OF Alexandria
upon 1.-THE Influence OF Education on American
Politics." and In the evening the fraternity at
tended banquet given In the National hotel
was made by Albert 8. Kemp, of Baltimore, the
grand sigma. The toast "Our Fraternity at
Large was responded TO by w. II. Singleton
Oh this city; Our Alumni" by W. E Hagedorn,
OF GIeencastle, IND; "Goodfellowship," by j.
l. cooper, OF Crockett Texas.
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TEE MARRIED WOMAN ACT.-In Circuit Court
No. 2. Judge Wylie, an interesting question
arose yesterday under the married woman's
act. MIS- Nflhelmina Smith brought an &C
Ton OF ejectment against Mrs. Clara Wheeler
ior a small piece OF ground on Capitol Hill
botn married women claim the land in their
own right, and the husband OF neither was
joined IN the suit. Upon demurrer the Que5-
uon arises can an action OF this kind be main
talned In the District between two married wo-
men, Tor both cannot be owners, and the one
VINO Is not owner Is tTeSpaSSer, and there IA
no provision or law by which married woman
can become treSpaSSer upon land In her own
right Fhe question excited some attention at
the bar, but the arguments on the subject VIII
not D. concluded until tomorrow.
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THE oELLuLoIp TRUSS AND sUppoRTERs.

N That m NEVER RUsTs, NEVER FREAKS,
be worn while bathing, is for sale at ~"" -"
NJ, CHAS. FISHERS, 623 7th ST. NV
ady patrons. " o mar9o
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"AYWARD Il HUTCHINSON.
3l5 Ninth ST. N. w..
give special attention to

give specfaI ktteNLlOn %
MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUHBIy0
In city residences and, having alarye force OF
petent woEfmens attend promptly to al jobb.ng
orders. oetll
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MOTHERS, Don't Miss TBIs.-We have placed
one hundred and siXty-seven overcoats to fit
Children from 2h to years of age that we have
been selling from $3.50 to S. We now offer
choice of them at IS. a. SAKs & Co., 3l6 and SIS
9TH St.-Adrt.
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Captain Green's Letter.

To The Erening ,Star:-The best address
medicinally-ever listened to is not to be COM
pared with understanding the laws of the hu-
man nose. AS the eye Is the window OF the
mind, SO the nose is the door to health VENT
zation of the body. With that organ diseased,
pure health and sound lungs are impossible.
Through a decaying nose each inspiration
carries death into the whole system. Thus, In
your correspondents case nasal catarrh pre-
pared the way for pulmonary consumption,
which was fast taking me to the tomb. Fortune
favored me with knowledge of DR.. Dewey's
success In treating this terrible disease, and to
his Office, No. sos 18th street northwest, has
tened, and was cured by his unique and I'M
eQualed Ecti1pGtOr, IN open BATTLE at q single
combat, lasting not over twenty-five minutes.
CAPT. A. NJ. GREEN,
Sixth Auditors Ol1ice
Washington d. e.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenss. &C.. Toni,

AmuSements. dc.. Tonight
National Thedter.-Ada Cavendish In "The
New Asgdalen.n
FOrd'S Opera R0liSe.-"One Hundred Wives"
4S9 tn Street.-The Bohemian Glass Blowers.
15fh and III SfTef.s.-ATt Loan Exhibition.
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LICENSES have been issued to VIM.

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to VIM.
Walker, OF Charlestown, w. Va. and Eliza
Ewell; Jerry N. Hepburn and Eugenia Hazen;
Chas. Scott and Mary Redtn; Thos. Brown and
Mary Barber; John H. Boyland and Nellie e.
DoWney; Francis d. Parker and Sebinia C. Carr;
Chas. Rainey and Kate Ehrhardt; Andrew TIL
man and Annie NJ. johnson; Samuel B. Simms
OF Georgetown. d. c.. and Mary u. Savage.
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UHE KITCHENER RANGE.

FTyHE HITCHENER BANGE.
i We have endesvored to make frst- class arti
Gle only, and have spared expense In the manu-
facture of our KITCHENER RANGES % secure q
cooking fixture that is all thst can be desired. That
we have succeeded. the number that have sold
and the satisfaction they have given in the best
proof. Hundreds of reference in this city and
Baltimore. We are agents for the BALTIMORE,
portable range Of largest convenience and rst class
Construction, NJ equalled IN this market.
HAYWARD - HUTCHINSON,
noYu-lm Ne, 817 9th street y, We
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The Manitoba Legi,Iature.


WINNIPEG, MAN, Nov. 19-The official gazttt
summons the ManttOban legislature to NEE
December 10th for the despatch of business.
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THE WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN WREN last eve
ming elected George c. Walker, j. J. Appicn and
Charles Rupert members Of the board OF di-
rectors and Mr. Simon Wolf honorary president.
the installation OF the newly elected officers
followed, and speeches We're made by Mr.. Wolf,
MT Charles Ebel, the new president, John L.
Eogt ard others. ball and banquet closed
the ceremonies.
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THE COMFORT OF THE LITTLE ONES Is assured
for the cold weather, IL you lit them out at the
Boys Clothing House OF b. Robinson & Co.. 900
Pennsylvania avenue, where the assortment is
Immense. The styles. lit and quality OF the
garment there sold is pronounced by every one
TO be par erCetent and as further convincing
proof of such iact, call and examine the assert.
ment before purchasing eIsewhere-Adr.
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Now What THE ELECTIoNIso OVER

NO" THAT HE ELECTION ID OVER
AND WINTER WILL SOON BE HERE,
1T WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST
To READ THE FOLLOWING
fine ALL-W00L CASHMERE ULsTERETTE
for $40. The VERY BEST IN TIE CITY for the
money.
worth SIP.
Small expenses enable me to sell at SMALL
PROFITS.
PRINCE ALBERT FRoCK COATS Vests to
msNnl IN Granite, Diagonal and Worsted. EQuAi
In make ana Mt to CUSTOM MADE.
BEFORE going else vhere to buy an OVEROOAT or
eUiI, eau At A. STRAUSS and examine his stock.
LOOK at that fine BROWN BEAVER OVEROOAT
~ Sll. Cannot be bought else where less thsn ais
See the f. Button CUTAwAY SUITS.
Tie largest assortment Of CASHMERE and
CHEVIOT SUITS, q $40. el2 and els.
Good. servicesble ovERCoATs for SO. e7and Is.
Just received, Blue ana Brown ENGLISH CHEGK
SUITS. They are the very latest novelty.
REVERSIBLE oVKRo0AT6-Four new styles
BOYS suits from 10 to Is years. Immense
BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS SPECIALITY
Woreted. Diagonal, Chinchilla and Fur Beaver
OvERC0ATS from $40 TO s25.
4. 0TRAUS.
1O11 Pennsylvania Avenue,
noy5 Between 10th and llth streets.
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AT HALE PRICE.

BOOKS AT HALE PRICE.
We have selected from our stock lot OF BOOKS
somewhat shelf worn, which we are selling ct half
price and under, consisting of
THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL, JUVENILE AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
They are bargains.
VIM. BALLANTYNE l. son,
oct2l as 9TH street
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On SATURDAY and Monday the last OF the
STOCK OF NJ Price, $40 9th street. will be sold at
auction. :. Samstag, salesman-AdU.
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"ALDKREKY WAGONS Fresh Alcerney butter
chgrned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
ward" prints, 40c. per Id. Also, cottage
cneese. buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per Ut
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THE GEORGETOWN TERMINUS OF THE CANAL
Mr.. George III. Williams, In his argument In the
&. C o, canal case, In Baltimore, yesterday
said: Every freShet carried bar OF sand into
Rock Creek-that was bad enough; but Wash
iDgton did us the favor TO locate its gas works
on the banks and emptied the refuse gas tar
Into the creek; this with the sand created sort
or putty which 1t seemed impossible to get out.
The stuff took the skin off the mems legs VINO
had 70 work in it, and destroyed their Clothes.
It was even said that It eat the men up, AMI
who knows but that democratic voters may
have been lost in this way? Rock Creek was
nuisance which it was beyond the power o
mortal man TO keep nayigabie
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NOTHING equals DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for all
cases OF sore Throat, coughs, Colds, etc. %
cents.
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GEN; w: w: GRANT, member of Congress -elect
from the Sd Vermont district is ineiietbie r. IL
charged, he having been born in Canada ana
parents were natives of Vermont, and about s I2
weeks prior to his birth moved into CanaS pa
N where ne news was 81, born, and where be lived ten
having exercised any OF the rights of c,tizenl
ship In Canada. Aon-
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LADIES, after gardening or homework. ind
sc.
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condensed Locals.

Irish National Land League meeting at Shea;s
han tonight
The alarm turned in at O'Clock last night.
from box 312, was for fire In a blacksmith SnOp
On II, between 20th and 2lst streets northwest
ewn2d by John Milburn and occupied by Levi
p. Wright Sons Loss fully covered by insur-
ance.
Mrs. Bacon, wife OF the welLknown druggist
DIR. T. A. Bacon, and only daughter Of the late
Judge j. w. Colourn, OF Springfield, Vt, died at
Robert Bean and J. C. Parker send HdrDeT's
Monthly for December.
J. Shilllngton sends H.Yper's Monthly for
December, aud December and Christmas
Goubie-part numbers OF the Young LADIES' Jour
qHl.
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ACCIDENT TO FREIGHT TRAIN on THE BAL
TIh0RE AND Potomac RAILRoAD-l,ast night
about : < O'Clock, as the New York freight train
on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad was
passing Severn station, about 2I1E miles from
this city, three cars, about the center of the
train, from some unexplained cause Jumped the
track and brought the train TO a fun stop. The
ears which left the track were wrecked. A
Hrecking train was at once sent for and imme-
diately the work OF removing the debris was
commenced and continued until about midnight
when IL Was cleared The Cincinnati and New
YORK trains from this city were detained here
until after the track was clear aud the New
iork train, due at i0:25, did not arrive until 2
O'Clock this morning
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Joseph Redfern to Harriet Roodhouse, lot Is, So.
103; 5000. c. B. Beal to c. J. Myers lot IL, sd
500; 1000. C. II. Birney to c. E. Fraser, lots
2SS, 234 and 235, SO. 615; s.. c. E. Fraser to
William Birney. lots 233, 234 and 235; s. c. A.
James ct al, trustee, to Robert McMeen, lots
%, 26. 81 and 32 SO. 139; S., &c., E. M. Chaplin,
trustee to George Gotthart lot q, ST. So; s. 500.
Jacob Roth to James Fitzpatrick, trustee. lot d
So ,57. r. P. Jackson, trustee, to Mary Brown,
part lot "a, so. rs; $3.50. Rose E. Wheeler to
Lester Lloyd, 81 In sub of original lot 5, 81 36l
s. coo. Nathan W. Fitzgerald to Emma H
Gelston, lot u, In sub OF original lots l. g All
g, 4, 10, and 16. 81. 74s; $500. Robt o. Holtz-
man ct al. to Thos. E. Major, part lot TO- ESQ.
46G: 81 ,065. Michael Leddy to Jno. Angermann,
lot o. in sub OF original lots In so. 454; s. OOO
John II. Leonard to Michael O'Brien and John
Fitzmorris, trustees. lots A. and B. in sub Of
original lots and G. SO. 2S; 500. James R.
King, jr., to John A. Plumley, lot 65, in sub OF
so. 12O; $3.50. Albert Grippe to Dora Grippe, part
$. John Cochrane t6 Benjamin Barton on, lots lots
l, 5, s, 8, 20, o. o. 49, "a, and 26 In So
I. OF the estate OF Giles Dyer, near Tennally-
town; s.. John T. Moling to Moses Kemper
ct al, part lot IA, SO. s35; s2,49O. Josephine
Bowler to Rich. NJ. Bowler, part original lot 5,
So. $50; 8. st. Joseph's orphan Asylum to G.
w. Clark, lots rs, 26, and q, So. 375; S11Oi3.75
John VOegler to c. p. Swayze. lot s.. So 4e6;
S, 500. w. T. Bailey ct al, trustees, to G. w.
ut0rmehle, lot 2. So, $50: $500,
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS W-DAY.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OYrIcg8l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. 1880. $50 In. {
For the middle Atlantic states lower barolne-
ter and temperature, northerly winds and clear
or partly Cloudy weather.
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THE PEOPLES Observation-Disclosures Tonic for
Wind Dyspepsia and Renear's Cough Mixture
1871
s'TOtally Differ rent from All Others,
london Hair RestOrer." InSureS new growth
London Hair Restorer." Restores the color
"London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing.
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT TT-THICKENs
Thin hair, stops its falling and the most per-
feet hair reStOrer and dressing the world has
ever known. We allude to "LoItd0n Hair C.,lol'
Restorer." A. A. Gibsoo, Barrytown. N. r.,
writes: ut has stopped my hair from falling
and restored 1t to its natural color" "LondOn
Hair Resto,ef" is sold by all druggists at 10
cents bottle.
EDGAR's COUGH Specific, 25 and 80 cts per
bottle; for sale by all druggists al wholesale by
Stott l. Cromwell, $50 Pa ave.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, v1tal. brain, or nerve force use
"WelleS' Health ReyaeloeT." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotency, sexual debility, decline &C.
81 at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street, NY,
and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDKREKY WAGONS Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
ward" prints, 40c. per ID. Also, cottage
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S9LCNBIAS BANK NOTE CoMrANY.-The stock
hoiuefs ol the columbian Bank Note Company
a. lnsiT annual meeting on Wednesday elected
Inc following trustees for the ensuing wear.
Waiter ;. cox, John o. Evans Samuel Gross
John r OinlStead, James ID. Martin and VIM
On Thursday the following officers were elected
Walter ;. Cox, president; John F. Olmstead
vice president; Samuel Cross. treasurer. LANES
ID. Martin. secretary. Executive committee
John +. olmstead, Samuel Cross and James D.
Martin.
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To AFFORD IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN ASTHMA
Try Dr. Jayne's ExpectoranJ, which acts
promptly by overcoming the spasmodic co.,
election OF the mGcus which clogs them. For
Nhooping Cough, Group and HofsenesS this
medicine Is equally beneficial; while for all Pull
monary and onchial Disorders, &c is both a
IeitlstiVe aid curative, and a sure aud prompt
1tEeoy LOT all stubborn Coughs and Colds.
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SALE OF BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES AT CORNER
OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND BOUNDARY ST.
Ii. Il. Warner, real estate broker, Will sell at
auction for John E. Norris, trustee on Satur-
day, at o'clock p. m, a beautiful LOT OF ground
at the corner OF Connecticut avenue and 8Oun
dairy street. adjoining the property OF Hon. E.
c. Dean. good chance for speculation.
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AsSoCIATION.-At the 10th regular
ineetlng OF the Twelfth Building association.
neld last night at Goddard's hall. $3.50 was dis
pOS Ss OF, being l6 shares retired at the stock
aak COAL TRADE. - FOrty.one boats left
rlandWednesdayW with 545 on TONS of coal
as oa 5o ao For Co.
HaSvIsS IONS rs New Central Co.. 667I7 tons:
tonG! aIo Co. 1903 tons; Borden Co., 357. 10
ah4pl ast-n Co., 9l9.1s tons; Hampshire
Sss 1 20 . 60. 4o.15 tons; Georges creek.
Zoo;iS IONS; fremont Co., u.s. is tons.
yesterday-s,Oo0 bushels Of wheat Sold at nricss
ranging rom I2o.e to 12t1 There were no ar.
Chasp el nrn ia toa os and no offerings on
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BASE BURNING STOVES, at low prices Moran's
42S 9th and 2126 Penn. ave.

FREE EXHIBITIoN.-Thomas Bowling. auc-
tioneer, will have on exhibition tomorrow and
Monday fine lot OF Turkish and Smyrna rugs,
carpets, &c; also, a very heavy Berlin carpet
sold by catalog ueTuesday morning at II O'CLOCK
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Am usenaents, &c.


Wives, Is drawing very well at the opera House.
1t deserves TO be well patrOnized, because OF the
interest Of the play Itself and its spirited pre-
sehtatlOn.
THE ART LOAN EXHIBITION wss inaugurated
very successfully last evening In the large build
Ing at the corner OF 18th and q streets. The
rooms were filled during the entire evening.
The display OF art treasures, brie-a-brac &C., Is
very fine.
Washington Market. Retail Prices.
MEATs.-Beef. sirloin, 15a1sc. per ID. do. porter
house, 1Sa2ec; rio roast 10alsc.; steak. 13ha90c
Corned Beef. Sal0c.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3Oc.
do. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 1sa25c.; Veal, 12ka2Oc.
Mutton, 12Ha15c:; Pork. 1oa1s18c.; Sausage,
12hc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12]4a14c.;
Shoulders. sasc.: Breasts. 1Oa11c.; Lard, salOc.
FRUITs.-Oranges. 5ea6ec. per doz. Lemons,
20aSOc: per CO., Bananas s5a5oc per d9z
lcookingl, 25a5Oc.; Apples. 30a4Oc. per peck do.
tcooking), 20a3Oc.; do, (crab,) 50a60c. per peck;
ounces, l5c. as1; Cranberries. 10a12 per quart.
15a2Oc. per To-, 25a5Oc. per bunch: Mackerel, 15c.
per h.; Halibut, 15a2Oc.; Trout, 12al5c per h.;
Catfish, 2Oa25 cents per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per
To-; Terrapn esidersl s6ass per dozen; DO. ldla-
BUTTER.-Philadelph Print, 40c.a45c DER To-:
Western Creamery. S5a40c. New York. 35c.: ron
2Sa35c.: Cheese. l5a2Oc.; Eggs, 2sa3oc. per
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish. 25as0c. per PIX;
do. sweet 25a30c. per PIX: Cabbage. Base;
Beets, 3a5c. per bunch: Lettuce. Ease per head:
Radish, &c. per bunch; CucumDers, 1Oal2c. per
doZ.: Carrots. sc. per bunch; Peas (black eye)
l0c. per quart; Beans, 2oa30c. per PIX do.
Lima 12al5c. per qt.; Tomatoes, 30a4Oc. per
peck; Squash, 2a3c per h.; Spinach, 2oaSOc.
per PIX: Cauliilower, 2Oa30c. each. Celery, 5a
10c. per bunch.
PoULTRY.-Chickens, soa75c. per pair: Ducks,
5oa15c per pair; Geese. 75c.asl; Turkeys, 15alsc.
per H.; Squads. 81. I5a$2 per doZ.
GAME.-SDipe, 81 to 81. so per dozen; Duck.
Canvas back) g. per pair; (blue wing) 75c.aSl
per pair; do lcrow) SOC. per pair; CO. (snuf1ers),
15c.; do. Ged head), Slasl.25. Grouse, SIPS per
pair; Venison 2oa25c per pound. Rabbits,
s1.50as2; Pheasants, 75c.asl; Quail. $3.50 per
doz.
THE SALE advertised by Walter B. Williams L.
Co., auctioneers, to take place within the sales
room tomorrow morning at 1880 O'Clock pre-
cisely, oilers especial advantages to those wish
Ing TO purchase walnut chamber suites direct
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RLACh s. COLORED CAsHMEREs,
PURE WOOL. rs.
Large size double White BLANKETS, g. SO.
Black SILK, 62.
Beautiful Plaid DRESS GOODS. very cheap.
Immense assortment of CLOTH for Men and
Boys wear. Is to 81. 80.
CRADLE BLANKETS, pure wool, SI.25.
Pure wool fine quality French DRESS GOODS in
ALL colors, only 81.
Immense assortment Of Ladies' oLOAKS and
SHAWLS.
CARTER0,
vi Market Space.
Shaker FLANNEL. Is. very cheap.
Beached TABLE DAMASK, 90.
Excellent CALICO, 81.
Wide double width pure wool Black CASHMERES
only 3715.
Thousands OF yards Of beautiful Dress Goods,
largest assortment in Washington, prices very low,
12H up to 81 so.
Black and Colored Silk VELVETS; Colored and
Black SATINS; Black GRAPE and GRAPE Wells;
Black Cashmere SHAWLS.
CARTER'S,
nov3 III Market Space.
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THE SALE advertised by Walter B. Williams L.
Co., auctioneers, TO take place within the sales
room tomorrow morning at 1880 O'Clock pre-
ciSely, oilers especial advantages to those wish
Ing TO purchase walnut chamber suites direct
from mandatory, including new styles to pur-
chase from. +
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PBNEsYLvASIAEs COMING TO THE INAUGURA-
TIoN.-The Pennsylvania republican association
met last night. Hon. Edward Mcpherson IN the
chair, and adopted resolutions that as the
L Mon Republican club, Harmony Legion, Re
publican 1nvincibles, West Philadelphia club
Reyburn club, all OF Philadelphia and large
number OF other republican Organizations rom
Pfttsourg, Harrisburg and other places IN Penn
sylyania have announced their intention OF
visiting the national capital TO participate In the
inaugural ceremonies, therefore a committee
OF q De appointed TO arrange for the reception.
The following were appointed: William G.
Russell (chairman], j. +. Linden secretary,
Daniel Collins treasurer, Fl. Il. wilkins c. B.
Tanner, W. G. Spottswood. ]. c. Quein, Joseph
BrOwD. J. III. Dram, j. s. Blair, j. K. Mccain
mon, j. III. PilsoD, L. G. Hul!ng, jr., J. Il. Ma
gee, Robert E. Major, j. Howard Bushnell S.
N. Marsh, j. VI. Moulder, Edward Fisher, Geo
". Barnes. Thomas D. Chapel, John McGtrr.
jr., Abram Levi, William II. Taggart, William
White, NJ. D., Louis Leclerc and Charles r. Nc
Evan.
Gen. Hartranft and all the members OF his
stan, together with the brigade commanders
and many OF the line officers. are working
quietly but earnestly 10 have the different com.
mands OF the National Guard OF Pennsylvania
participate in the Inauguration OF President
Garfield. II is expected that at least 5000 OF
The National Guard viii attend.
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THE PEOPLES Observation-Disclosures Tonic for
Wind Dyspepsia and Renear's Cough Mixture
1877
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-19

BEFORE PURCHASING visit Noah Walker &
CO.'S Clothing House, 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
where you will find a full and varied aS5ort-
ment OF ready made clothing for young men,
boys and children; and then the prices are so
low for so nice class of goods. /
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

Mr.. HENRY WATTERsoN gives us this
comforting reinsurance about Mr.. Til
den ; "He Is ready To give place to, and
will willingly, literally and heartily sup
port, whomsoever the party may select
as Its standard bearer, ami he has not
consulted his wishes and Withdrawn
himself from q position which is most
irksome TO him solely because he has
not been able 10 see that his retirement
would contribute anything to the devel-
opment of what is best to be done, or TO
the operation of harmonious Influences
within the party he loves so well and
has served so long. The party must fix
his relation to it. 1t must not consider
his person at ail-that is nothing -and he
charges his friends every where to alb
stain from everything which may be
construed into dictation. He would
have no delegation to Cincinnati ins.ruc-
ted to vote Tor him. Delegates should be
left free to decide how they shall vote
after they get there and, whatever the
result may be, he shall BE- content, con-
seiUus of having from frs. to last, done
his whole duty by his country and his
party. ."-Lmcdster Mteiligencer.