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The Portland daily press., 1880-06-25
Situation Wanted.
Wanted.

A few Lady and Ge.t tleman Boarders can be az
IA commodated with good board at
my26dtf 70 FEDERAL STREET.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-25
To Let.
TO Let.

1.-TWO summer cottages at Evergreen Landing.
Preble House. iuidtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-25

MA having been thoroughly refurnished this
AyANkA- season, is ready to accommodate
- parties by the day or week at reasonable
rates under the charge OF a cureful man and good
pilot. Apply to D. Il. BURNS, ON board, formerly
of Yacht Alarm, or at DYER & BURNS, No. 1913
Commercial Street, Portland Me. je2d4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30
West Washington, nee Georgetown.

CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS - Dunbarton
street NJ. f. church Sunday school held It's
exercises consisted OF singing and distribution
OF tin buckets filed with candy. There were
also two handsome Christmas trees and a ''Krlss
kringle." Mr.. j. w. Kirkley was presented with
Presbyterian Sunday school held its festival
the same evening. The exercises were very
pleasant, consisting OF singing, distribution OF
school held their entertainment last night, and
the exercises. which consisted OF singing aud
distribution or presents, were unus tally bright
and entertaining. st. Johns P. E. Sunday
school celebrated their Christmas anniversary
Christmas eve. The exercises consisted OF
singing, were held In the church. and the dis
uibution OF presents In the school room, where
Christmas tree was decorated and santa Claus
came down chimney improvised for the oc-
caSion.. Christ p E. Church Sunday school
held their festivities at the same time and the
exercises were of similar character. Sc. Craze
church Sunday school celebrated Christine as
day and presented boxes OF candy to the
Children and had an exceedingly enjoyable
time.
THE WEATTER.-The thermometer registered
10 degrees below zero at Mr. o. C. Green's farm,
short distance Out OF town. At an early hour
this morning the thermometer al Becker'5 drug
store, corner Beail and Hlgh streets, was de-
gress below and at 10 O'Clock this morn;ng
Same place, 2 degrees below. Toe police pIcked
up two men, one white and one colored, both
intoxicated. lying ID the street in freezing
condition.
OFFICERS ELBCrED.-T'he following Officers
have been elected by Georgetown Lodge, No.
80, I. Q. u. b: r. Tfede, o. NJ. c. Koch. t.
NJ; j. Haneke, chaplain; Carl Haneke, P. S.:
Thomas Sereiber, Fs.; Will vogt S. C: Fl. N.
Wednesday evening, for CaSsin and CrOpley,
trustees. part OF lot 70. in Beatty and Hawkins
addition fronting rs feet on east side OF Fred.
Mr.. Charles Il. Brown was the purchaser OF
both. One at 500 and the other at 1865
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30
Holiday Goods.

WHERE TO Buy NEW YEAR GIFTS.
People looking around for good things for New
Year Day, and for suitable New Year presents
should consult the advertising columns OF The
STAR, which furnish complete index OF places
where TO buy.
The social and fashionable season of Wash
ington Is at hand, and beginning with New
Years day promises to be q very gay one
PrRRY 4 BRO, corner 9th street and Pennjy l.
vania avenue announce q new line of evening
goods Of the latest shades that light up we'll,
and at lowest prevailing prices. such as elegant
brOcade satins, grenadines, Cham0rey gluEe5.
evening shades i'll satin de lyon Perinots cele-
brated kid gloves and SILK pushes, and velvets
b every variety. They make speciality OF
these goods, which are marked Ia one price.
MRS MAX WBYL, 112 9Th street northwest,
has grand display OF holiday goods, Including
novelties In ties, lace tides slippers, SIX hand
keichief5. pocket books, enildFen5 caps, jeyelry.
etc.
Francis MILLRR 3OT 9th street, has reduced
abe price OF the 81. German nickel Students
lamps with all the latest Improvements TO 81. -.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, 621 Pennsylvania ave-
nas, ladies' fur caps, novelties In colafettes
ard nuns, gents fur caps. collars and gloves;
ladies' and misses Derby hats; fur roeeS, travel
Ing blankets, gents lined dogskin gloves: all at
reasonable prices.
Leather goods In great variety and at low
prices, at the Old established trunk aud harness
factory OF JAMES S. ToPHAN, 42j 9Th street.
Il. +. BROOKS. 5=i Ism street, COrcOral Build
Ing has large assortment Of porcelain, parior
and library lamps. drop lights and decorated
shades, cabinet mirrors and sGonce5: DroDZeS.
fancy student lamps and decorated Shades, at
AT Mrs.. b. VAN RErrH's tPsristan mo1ez),
ll12 i3th street northwest, can be found the
latest designs I'm wedding trousseaux. mourn
ing dresses, walking suits, dinner and reception
CIT SSeS.
AT HESRy STRAsBUEGER's auction dry goods
house, go eth street, are 10 be Mad great bar
gains In fancy goods. novelties. carpets ana Oil
cloths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30
District Government Affair.".

The opportunity Of paying delinquent taxes
mas very largely been improved by taxpayers
tn the last few days, and she collectors Off ,e
has been quite lively. Tomorrow win be the
last day OF saving money Ia this direction
The contractor for the new school building
On the Bladenshurg road, Mr.. b. c. King re-
ports the building. completed. and to daS no
titled the Commissioners TO make an inspection
for acceptance. This Is for two schools.
Rev1sions or special assessments have been
made on Sd ST east, rrom Maryland avenue to
E ST. north; 1st ST. east. from st. south 20 o
81. south; 18th St. west. from ST. north to Q
St Horlh. including psf. circle; St south.
from Cd st. cast to eth ST. east; B ST. SOUTH from
18th ST. east TO 18th ST east.
LIQUOR LICENSES ISSUED
The District Commissioners have approved
applications for liquor licenses as follows: G. A.
Holman, corner Pennsylvania ave- and stn st.
Sc; VIM. Cummins 131 9Th St Sc: VIM. Pagan,
f461 P e.; Chas g. Krauskon, 500 10th ST.. Chas
Essig, corner 18th aud sts.. and Patrick +.
Boyle. goth and SITS. NV. They also disap-
proved the following: Charles Koch, 2o29 X ST.
John sullivan, 81 Fayette St, GeorgetoWn:
van, corner LIST and Il SITS ne: Peter WynDe.
corner sth and r SITS. and Frank Foster 81 D
st. NV.
VITAL STATISTICS
The total mortality in the District OF Column
Ola for the week ending Saturday, December
%, 1850, was 50 tbefng IS less than the week
preVous) or at the rate OF 49, 80 per 1900 per an
mum. OF the decedents 27 were white males. Is
White females, 10 colOred males ana 10 colored
females. showing an annual death rate OF 1872
per GOO Tor the white and 23.4 for the colored
population. From phthisis pulmonalis or con
sumption and pneumonia there were Is deaths
each; diseases of the nervous system 12: dIph-
iberia, Group and congestion OF the lungs,
each; diseases OF the heart and senile debility,
each, and each from typhoid and maiariai
leVer Twelve white and II cOlored were I'M
DER years OF age; white and coiored were
60 and over There were 30 births reporJed-6
white males, white females, S colore1 males
ara col0red females. showing An annual birth
rate OF 5.63 per 1000 for the white aud 1881 for
the colored population. Marriages reported
5o-Whlte, 10; co!ored, II. Still births l3-
white, 5; cOlored S.
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Wall Street ED.taC

NKw YORK. Dec. 3a.-The Posts fnanci Il
article says:-At the stock exchange We have
generally strong markets. L. 5. bonds are un-
changed In price. Railroad bonds are irregu-
lar, With no important changes except IN Alton
and Terre Haute second Incomes, which are no
per cent.to par. la the stock market the
strongest stocks have advanced 10 the follow
Ing figures: New York Central 20 $50; Lake
Shore TO l3Ss5; Michigan Central TO l29 q; Dal-
aware, LackaWanna and Western TO 1lu; Del
aware and Hudson TO 81, and Jersey Central 70
81. The other notably strong STOCKS have been
ONO and mississippi preferred, Omaha pre-
ferTed, San Francisco preferred. Lake Erie ana
Western, Bloomington and Western. The
only stocks which have shown any weakness
TO-DAY are Northwest and Milwaukee and ST
Paul. Manitoba is down 20 81 from s. ester
day. w. L. Telegraph has advanced 70 81,
but las lost one per cent OF this rise. the
market for foreign exchange is quiet an1
steady, but half cent higher. In the domes-
tic money market the ruling rate FOR eau loans
is per cent. Time loans are 6 10 4 per cent
and are much easier TO get. Prime mercantile
paper is sac per cent. The JANUARY Interest on
the public debt Is coming eat steadily and rap
idly
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The maTkeIS.

j., BALTIMORE 1t MORE. Deg 39-yirfias sizes old 30
@ se eco salsa % do d3 ns eo9s 6d
50 asked; do. new tell orties, 5i1 bid, ID. ten
BLTTIoRE. Dee so-Cotton s,eady-md-
SMhns M Flour dg Ee.E hs and a
western abe4 and IN rec OF
do amber. LIZA 70; No. . western winter red,
snGt and 'l Ma1a
al ~. Corn, southern steady for yellow and white
Wh aoR Rss r. Sas zs
and December. 53h Old 50 new; January, 5sHa
& ass
duh and without chanse Butter, dn!lapr3me to
fhSce ss:fE sd 1851 s5s r0 hsls5
inal Coffee frm-Rio careoss, ordinary to fair,
I'M hsar tir "a soft "a Whisky Quiet
sasss s bushels 4Ss 4Srn p isS5 eshss
81. 62s bushels: corn. none saIes-wheat 3g6, TO-
bushels hM v e9Fp 9 Ha s bnshss s,r,
& Exehange-long. 4S1H; short. 4S3. Govern
NEW YORK. Dee 3o-F1our quiet and STEADY
Wheat active snd higher. Corn qilitt
NEW YORK, Dec. 80. II q. m.-rhe Stock MRrke:
The Improvement was most married In Lake 81 9ro,
New YORK Central aud Western unio2. LaEe shore
ern Union to s2a " N'' 81 W 400 "'''' " 0S'-
~LoNp0N. Dec. go. IL 80 p. m.-.h,nac and
G.; Atlantic and Great We-tern seconds 327I eI
everything. and new stock. New Jersey, Gent a
hork Central a1 1874. Illinois Central. l5l4.
LONDON. Dec. 80, 3 p. m.-Auantic suf
Great Western first mortgage trustees cert Acatas
CON auAnElc and Great Western seoonds, So
Erie. b21x: New York Central, 1884. Pennsyle ania
Gent: al, G7I. Reading, 211s.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIs AFTERNOON
The following quotations were current IN Kew
York to day ut 80 .. ~. as reported by Lewis
Johnson & 90. %. Is. Per cents, lis "a
O. 8.65's. =; New Jersey Central, $3.50 Ohio and
Mississippi S6h Erie SOY Michigan Central, 1851
Northwest, I25k; do. preferred, -; Iron Noun.
tain. t4k Rock Island. l404; St. Paul. lli3.; do.
preferred. 124; Wabash, st. Louis and Pscifc,
46h do. preferred, ss7S; Kansas and Texas, "a:
". Q. Telegraph. sos G. O. and I. O.. n !:
Pacific Mail. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted at $40 p. 10. and
exttngulshed at $50 a. IN.
In the case OF Frank y. Hill against the Ma.
tonal Fair Ground Association the appeal 10
the general term has been dismissed at the re-
4a.st W the GoulplaihalitS attorneys.
At $3.50 O'Clock this morning officers Bailey
ard Janifer brought TO the 5th precinct station
John A. Sieber. printer, with both feet, anu his
left arm badly frozen ana In a stupetied Conii-
tiCn from the effects OF liquor. DR.. Walter
rendered medical aid
The receiver Of the National Capital Life IL
surance Company In this city, MIR. w. X. DI-
sitting In equity, not to receive premiums on
the policies still outstanding, bat to notify the
holders OF the proceedings nere In New York
and Connecticut In respect TO this and the COM
panies In which they originally insured and
that there Is no possibility OF the policies being
paid at maturity.
THE STAR will be issued In double sheet form
on New Years DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30
THE simplest means TO cure q cough or cold IS
Dr.. Bulls cough syrup. Price only 25c. :

ELECTIONS Or OFPICKRs.-Columb!a Lodge
No. l. LO.M., has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term:-A {. Winston, VIM; p;
EiSer. JIM; Il. Olive, (re-eiected), Rec. Sec; ID.
q. Eichelherger, F.S.; w. l.. Courtney (re-
elected). treasurer; w. al. Ashley, chaplain; D.
EiSer, conductor.
Mount Vernon Lodge. 40. . K. OF P, last
&C; James p. Murray. VIC; Henry Yenney
PTelate; John 8. Finch, X. OF r. ana s.: John
Nj. Kline, ii. OF f.: n. Demongeot. N. OF E :
Michael Wallace. \. at A. REPRESENTATIVES TO
John T. Noilng j ames X. Wat. j. ii. Gal e err
At a regular meeting OF Goodwin Comman-
dery No. II. u.O.G.A.. IN German hall. on she
9th Inst, (Howard Larcomba NC, preSidinQ}
the following were elected Officers for the en-
suing term: A. q. Heyiman, NC; 0ctavius
Knight. WIS: Rev. Oliver Cox, p; Rdward
Steer. NK.ofR.; l. Y. Ellis. F k.ofR.; Waller
Allen, T.; w. C. GroOt H.. S. X. Taylor. WIG :;
George PaCdon, N.OG.; DR.. s. i. GroOt, 5. s.
Taylor and +. n. Bradley trustees.
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FIRST CLASS full dress suits for sale or hire
at HeTzog'S, 800 9Th ST. 7

ALEXANDRIA NOTES.-THE Alexandria authori-
ties have divided that city into two fire dig
tIictS. east and weSt-Pitt street being the d.
dria council autDo 1Zfrg The exchange OF ], 200
shares OF the preferred stock in the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad Company for 100 shares In
the new organization OF the Virginia Midland
Railroad Company. -. "A negro man With bora
growing out OF each side OF his head Is reported
10 De astonishing the people OF Alexandra. The
horns are said TO resemble those OF 4 goat and
10 be about 11ve inches long at present and still
growing. There should be Congressional
committee TO investigate The matter.
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TelegTamS to The Star
FOREBGN AFFAIRS.

kStEbtsN AkEAtHS.
The Panama Canal COMPANY.
PARIS. Dec 3o.-Tne FIRST Constitute meet
ing Of the Panama canal company viii De held
on the 31st OF January.
Business Failure Hn England.
LONDON, Dec. 3o.-Joseph White, q worsted
spinner Of Bradford, has failed HIS liabilities
are stated AT SIG, oGo.
Spanish Finances.
MADRID. Dec. 3o.-At meeting OF the minis
tertaiist members or the Chamber or DepafttS
yeSterdayPremier CanovaS del Castillo Ca1iiyed
that the question OF finance was the most tta-
portant that the CoTtes would have TO solve
durI & the coming session.
Turkeys Military Preparations.
Constantinople despatch 10 The Ftn.es
says: Tewhk Pasta An arIil lery officer WAS re-
Gently appointed minister OF tinanne and the
financial administration OF Turkey Is now entire
ly controlled by military men, and all the avail
able res ouTceS OF the country are devoted 10
military preparations.
BOer Insurgents RcpuIsed.
LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch from Cape
Town 10 the Daily Telegraph says: The Beers
formed two camps near Patchefstroom on the
18th inst. aud on the 2olh 200 mounted Beers
and l,o0e foot attempted 10 capture the fort,
which was occupied by 800 soldiers Tney ad-
vanced 10 within 200 yards of the fort, bit were
TelUlssd by shot and She'll. Seven inSufgenSs
were killed and many were wounded Paul
Kruger held council OF war on the u inst
when 1t was decided 10 starve the garrison GU
In Favor of Independence.
DtiiH ueSpdtCC 10 TIE &otstfty fpSf says:
The Dutch government is about TO make An ap-
peal TO the farmers OF the British natloo in
favor OF the Independence of the Trausyaal.
TriCkett aud HanIam.
LONDON Dec 3o.-Edgard TricketC publishes
letter denying the statement that be had
gone TO London TO arrange for another matca
with Haniap. He says he never told nYb)dy
that he mad any present intention or rowing
against Hanlan.
The New Governor
LONDON. q. nh
son. TIE newly appointed governor OF II. { ape
or Good Hope Will Sal. to-day from S0Gtnamp-
ton Tor South Africa.
Demand for Higher Wages Rejected
Al q meeting OF the Bolton cotton masters
last night. it was unanimously decided 20 re
JsCt any demand OF the operatives for IN ad-
vance OK wages. as many OF the masters are
notice Tor an advance to-day.
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LIKELY TO BE A BIsEoP.-The Baltimore Sun
OF this morning says: 1t Is understood that
washington city, viii probably be appointed
vicar apostolic Tor In effect bishop or North
Carolina by the Pope. Some weeks ago meet
Ing OF bishops OF the province OF BALTIMORE
was held In this city, when the names OF
clergymen considered most suitable for the
position was agreed On and sent TO Rome
Rev. Mr.. O'Sull1van Is minister of force ana
eicQuence. noted for bis advocacy Of temper.
ance principally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30

MARRIAGE LICENSES nave Oeen Issued TO John
A. Schnopp and Mary NJ. Crown; James s. Hend-
ley and Harriet f. Trotter, both of Bugartown.
Md: Robert A. Phillips and Mary Imogene Bar
OF Oxen Hill, Nd; Abraham Hildebrand and
Willie Catherine Carter, both OF Augusta
county, Va; e. j. jennings and Mary D. Nc
Ardle: a L. Melton OF Baltimore, and Amelia
Heller; JohnPhelp OF Sacramento. Cal and s,
Anna Piptenger; Frank Thomas and Charlotte,
Il. Moulder; Gustus Anderson and Ade;ine
Anderson; Dorsey NJ. Mcpherson and Ida ~.
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no LEWIS
INDIAN CLTBS!.

They expand the Chests OF Men, Women and
Children-deuelop and permanently strengthen the
Lungs harden ali the Muscles and overcome the
debitatipg effects Of Sedentary Hsbts. F,ssli AIR
and daily exercise oith Indian Clubs riU cure Dps
Iepsd, Debility and nearly aN the lis thar Flesh
Is heir to-" Beautifully shaped ;-pohshei aud
balau ced perfectly on Kehoe model of pcs rnple.
Price with illustrated Book Of Ins.ruc.ion) any
size weight from 10 ~ lbs, pniy 50 per pair.
WMEARA's Sporting Baxar.
Cor. lSsh and r SITS OPT Ire .sury,
Washington, ID. g.
Delivered free every where; send orders BY portal
card " telsDhsos. dec27
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ONE-HALFTszEI REGULAR PRICE

1876 DOZEN OF GENILEMEN'5 ENGLISH HALF
HOSE, Double Heels and full regular made.
AT 1254 CENTS PAIR,
e. NJ. TOHVSON'S.
OtS Pennsylvania avenue, south side
Near 7th street.
BED COMFORTS. rs cents, 81 90, 81. IS, Sl.50
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS for double beds.
81 so per pair. So. 90. "a 90, $500, IS. 90.
CLOSING OUT QUE CARPET STOCK.
INGRAINS AND COTTAGE CARPETS, 2sc.,
ALL Wool fHGHAIN CARPETS, s5 cents.
BRUSSELS yARPETs, soc CSC, 81. 90, 81 10.
~ WIDE sHEE1ING COTTON, 25c.
kED TWILLED FLANNELS, 25c, 3Dc., SIC.
CLOTH. FDR MRN AND BOYS WEAR. 37c..
ALL WOOL BisCK oAsHMEREs. &c.
TABLE LINENS, 2oc., 3sc.. SIC, 50c,, 62c.,
NAPKINS. per dozen. &c.. Csc, sl.00
CLOTH AND FELT SKIRTS. 6Oc., 75c., 81. 90.
LADIES Afb SEsT's WOOL UNDERWEAR,
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE, 25c, SOC, SIC.
c. N. TOWSON,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. south side.
dec28 near 7th ct. and Center Market.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
A. L. Wyckon. to Alfred Richards, lot 8, So 704;
s2sI.64. j. T. Parker ct al, to Isaac Levy, lot 4
so. 449; 1880. Alfred Richards, TO W. A. Rich
ards, lot ST. sc. 702; 81 600. j. E. Norris trus-
tee, TO n. ". Joyce, lot a. so. 2o1; $500. L.
Robbins ct al. to James Robbins, pts. aud D.
sub. Is, 50. 2S3: s.. Il. COrnwell 10 G. c. Corn.
well. lots and I. SO. 226: s. ,537. 50. John l.
Wheton TO r. BeX. lot Il. sub. so. 1873; $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30

THE CBRlsISAs FESTIVAL OF the Sunday school
OF Mt. Zion n. Z. church last evening, vas not
only PHEASANT for the children, but for ali pres.
ent. After prayer by the pastor Rev. DR.. O ven,
and the singing OF Christmas carols IraSpOn i've
exercises and recitations by the children OF fine
schooi, The superintendent, Mr. GarretIson
was presented with a beautifully bound refer
ence Bible. and the Organist, Mr.. Goodno, with
q valuable paTlor organ.
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('nfRrrh

poiSOns the mucous membrane, poiSonS the
blood and vital fluids, poisons the lungs. liver
and kidneys. Complete external and internal
treatment for 81. Ask Tor Sanford's Radical
Cure, the most economical and effective remedy
KNOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30
RHAIlnaflanR I.AS

Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use o. Bur-
Gett'S Cocaine.
Housekeepers should Insist upon obtaining
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts, they are the
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LOCAL NEWS.

Anusements. &c, Tonight.
ForTs opera R04se.-"The Guv'nor."
National T7sedter.-Rob5on and Crane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30

CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS, Inflammation OF
result from a severe cold. The remedial prop
critics combined In DR.. Jayne's E1pectorant are
especially designed to break up feverlsh aud
lntlammatory tendencies, remove construction
Of the throat, and by bringing about free ex-
pectoration promote natural res ciration and a
speedy cure reputation maintained for forty
years affords to all guarantee OF the practical
merit OF the remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30

TIE DOG CAsE.-TO-day, Mr.. C.. Maurice
smith FOR ". ii. cotton entered suit agatast
George A. Shehan fer SIC. Ooo damages for that
the deg CT defendant on December g. did q tack
bite aud !aeerate plaiattn's face, and he was
made HeS, sere sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30

TAYLOR HUFTY. sSs Pennsylvania ave have
received large stock OF all the desirable sn adss
.. Kid gloves Tor ladies', men and misses. also
al the new styles OF peck wear for New year
receptions They win keep their store oman
sntil 10 o'clock Friday evening, for the accom-
New Years DAY
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DRIVATE STOCK APH
l. WINES

H. HI. DODGE,
BONDS. STOCKS AND INVESTMENT sECUR-
TIES BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
No. U80 10Th street,
(OoRCoRAN BUILDING.)
AGENCY FOR PRINCE AND WHITLEY.
Stock BRoKEns,
"a Broadway. New York.
Every class Of sEOURITIES Bought and Sold on
dephia. New York. Boston and Washington Orders
executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one,
direct telegraph wires to Baltimore, Philadeiph ..
New York and Boston, through which orders are
executed ON the Stock Exchanges in those cites
reported back promptly. Quotations Of Stocks an /
BONDS and Information regarding the Markets
eel!ed through our wire every fifteen minute.
daily Orders In Cotton. Grain and Provisions
executed with dispatch. decl-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30

REMEMBER that the IS per cent. reduction OF
former prices Is on new desirable ciJIhing OF
this seasOns manufacture. Eiseman Bros.
entire building corner 7th and sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-30

MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Water - TIE
pulest and safest OF all cathart!c waters. None
genuine sold On draught. Avoid all coarse, irri-
tattng waters, foreign and domestic; they impair
the digestive organs and kidneys.
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IRON BITTERS

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STRENGTH. LACK OF BNHRoY. ercx II EN-.
RICHES THE BLOOD. sTRKNdEHENs sgs-
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFf To THE
NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE CHARM On THn
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL
AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DyspEp.
TIC SYMPTOMS. sUOH As TASTING THE
FOOD. BELCHING. HEAT In THE STOMACH.
HEARTBURN. ETC.
THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL
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