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AND
MILLING COMPANY,
offer for sale until the sh Of February SPECIAL PREFERRED
STOCK, at $,.oo per share.
The stock prepaid and unasscsbe The special preferred stock
the first earnings Of the receive
their when it becomes stock
The mines Of this tho "kcnnehc "Reay Pay" Kcnnc.
bunk "cn sutlcr "Emn's and the "on and sie
located in the Wisconsin Mining District miles Shcr
dan, and will vorably with property county,
The undersigned will he pleased confer with parties willing to invest
money, labor supplies for the company.
twenty stamp mill will be ON the ground by the If June,
will be let for all work.
Apply to q. I. PAKMETER,
NncPrcsilen,
H. NJ FITCH.
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Jay Gould used to work on farm And
they do cav he could fence more land into
fortv-acre piece than any ten other men
could crowd into fiftv.- burlington
.Iawkeve.
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There is hog in Ohio which is 50 years
old This must he ancient Gree ce.-[Pu
There is bottle Of spirits in Kentucky that
i. IA years old. This must b. ancient
ru.u.-.American Queen.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

IL is rumored that Gen. sherman has discour.
eyed the young army officers I'm regard 20 giving
assemblies or germans during the winter on the
ground that the army and navy were ordered into
mourning for six months, for the late PRESIDENT
which Will not be over until March 18th.
The Unity Club met last evening at the residence
of Mrs. &. +. Johnston, 1sss street, the occasion
being one OF rare enjoyment for all present The
eSsayiSt OF the evening was Mr. X. W. ID. Bryan,
astronomer and historian OF the Poaris expedi-
ton, who presented an interesting and graphic
account OF his experiences and observations IN the
arctic regions At Is close Mr. Bryan was unan!-
mously elected member OF the club. Vocal and
instrumental music was contributed during the
evening by Miss Mills. Miss Johnston and Messrs
Whpple, Jecko, Friel, and Barrow. A number OF
invited guests were present who added 10 as wei
as enjoyed the attractions OF the evening
The Soctete Frdncdtse de Bie1efdisdncp has fixed
upon the 18th OF January next as the date for It's
second annual charitable ball, for which extensive
preparations are already being made This ex-
celent association counts the French Minister and
the Marquis de chamhrun among its patrons and
members, and hopes under its present orga nzation
10 be OF efficient use 10 the SICK and destitute under
It's care and 10 otherwise enlarge its field OF work.
| IL proposes TO make its coming entertainment In
every way one or the most elegant and deserving
| OF the season.
The New. York State Republican Association
have Issued cards for a formal reception 20 be
! given TO MessrS. Lapham and Miller Us senators
from THAT state on the 9Th OF December Elaborate
preparations are being made for the affair, which
II Is intended shall be in every way alike worthy
| OF hosts md guests.
The Spanish Minister and his wife win give
dinner party TO gentlemen on Monday next. 60 be
| followed 10y reception, 10 which ladies also are
invited, 1t half-past nine O'clock, at the legation.
EX-JuStlce and Mrs Swayne have recently had
their youngest son Frank and his wife visiting
them. They have this week returned to their
home IN Toledo -Representatiye Deering exc
poets his wife to join him here very SooR.-The
vile or Mr.. Burchard, director OF the Mint has re-
turned to the city for the season. and 1t Is pleas
| ant TO add, In greatly improved health.-Mrs Il.
H. Wight is enjoying a visit from her friend Mrs.
Foster, OF Virginia; Mrs. Foster was married, it
VIII be remembered, ut Senator Thurman's resi-
dence here eighteen months ago.-Commissione
Rauln and family are now pleasantly housed at
| b39 East Capitol Street-Mrs. Tyner hurried
[ home from New York on Tuesday on account OF
severe chill, but has been so much improved since
her return as 10 be able To superintend prepare
| tons for moving into her new home, 1l2i 10th
street, where she hopes TO be comfortably settled
before long for the winter
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REQUESTS OF DISTRICT PRoPERTy-An exempli-
lied copy OF the Will OF Robert Prout, OF Charles
county, Nd, was yesterday filed I'm the Office OF
the Register OF Wills, and was admitted 10 probate
by Judge Hagner. John L. Vincent and A Cobey
qualified as executors. The Will bequeaths To his
wife seven lots In city OF Washington, Including
lots 9, & &, In square 81, also $1,000 OF Washing
ton city stock and household effects the farm OF
Elton. Various liberal bequests made TO reli-
gi0us organizations TO his brother Jonathan, four
lots In squares 81 and 91s in city OF Washington,
and $l,0oO In st. Louis stock; To his sister, Mary
Bradley three lots In city OF Washington and 81 900
In washington city stock; 10 his nephew, Jonathan
Prout, Tour lots In city or Washington and 5000
In missouri bonds; 10 his neice, Mamie 8, four
lots In the city or Washington and 1000 In Balti-
more city stock; TO his neice, Lizzie T. smith, four
lots in Washington and 5000 In United states
bonds; TO his neice, Nellie q. Adde, four lots IN
Washington and 5000 in bonds: To his nephew,
Daniel L. Prout, two lots In Washington and 5000
In United States bonds; TO his neice. Frances X
tlnsen, two lots and three parts OF lots in WASH
1ngton and 5000 In United States bOnds To his
neice, Mary c. Prout, five lots in Washington and
5000 In United States bonds; to his nece Sarah
). Davidson, two lots in Washington; 10 his neice
Martha Bradley, two lots and parts OF lots In the
city or WaShington; TO Lizzie Prout, In trust for
Children OF VIM PrOut, $1,000 in United States
bonds and $1,000 In Missouri bonds; 10 Miss Carrie
L. Adams, 500; 10 vestry OF Washington Parish.
for benefit OF ChriSt's church, lots 10 and IL In
square 913. The residue OF the estate, real and
personal, was bequeathed TO his nephews and
neiceS.
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out, and for two years time he acts far that man.

out and Tor two years time he acts for that man
aver.
The Turf Club occupy the old quarters OF the
Union League Club. The building is owned by
Leonard Jerome, and Is part OF The security Tor
the payment OF Lord Alfred Churchiil's wife's
dover. His wife il Leonard Jerome's daughter.
The Turf Club is now under the superintendency
OF the famous salad maker r. j. Murrey. It Is
said that even its most robust members are get
ting the govt under his tutelage.
Cyrus Field has bought the Evening Express and
takes possession tomorrow. There II a prospect
by combining 1t with the Mail that New York viii
get live evening paper. Major Bundy VIII run
the whole thing.
Mr., whltelaw Reds return Is closely followed
by that of Sunset Cox; both OF them having Jour-
neyed In foreign lands. Howard Carroll Is
also back joe Howad won't stlrt q
paper Neither VIII senator Jones back
nun. The price OF celery per portion has
gone 10 30 cents. Geo. W. Childs Is not going 20
remove from Philadelphia e. New York as reported.
MT Crawford. Washington correspondent OF the
taicago Times, is in the city. welcome visitor.
James Gordon Bennett having sailed for Europe,
Joe Howard, lr, no longer circuates ghost stories
ABOUT the paper he proposed ii IT with senator
Jones and ex-senator Plat as It's hackers
seal skin coat fer ones wife cost $500. Thanks
giving day headaches VIII soon be we'll. and thus
are our blessings and our sOrrOws curiOuSly enter.
Wihel, anu We oeWal not. Ross RAYMOND.
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DIED..

2s SEssE g. pASs n the
year Of his age. Virginia papers please copy.1
lingering illness PHIIIP BRobRhcaT. aged hit MY.
Funeral from his late residence No, 1913 Seventh
p. IN. Friends and relatives invited TO attend. q
ENNIS On Friday, Noyelnber 25th. 1881, Of coR
Year OF her age,
The world Of light with Joy is bright
Shall we srieTe that her soul hath taken fight
Because we dwell below
We viii bury her under the messy sod,
Aud one long bright tress We'll keep;
Wehaye only given her back to God.
BY HER BROTHER.
The funeral will take place from No. $40 L street
on su ns az the family IL a are esk
fully invited TO attend
1ANEER or Friday ssf sg rs ASST at lo
four days. youngest daughter Of James Il. and Mary
Funeral win take place Monday, November Is, 1851
from 1920 X street northwest.
ISL Al nm JAMEs f. %E taf San Q heart
beloved husband of Maria Lewis, the thirty seventy
Dearest father. thou hast left US.
But It's God that hath terett us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Dearest husband, how we'll miss thee.
Wandering through this world below,
And my children how they loved thee.
.! my God. why was 1t sor
With "a heart for amy fate,
Trying by the right pursuing,
Learning 10 labor ana to wait.
By HIS STEP CHILDREN.
Funeral win take place sunday, at . O'Clock p. M.
from his residence 426 18th street southwest.
Frience and relstyes of the family respectfully in
vited 70 attend.
LUCAS. On Thursday, November oath, 1881, at s q.
M, ANN NJ. LUCAS, in the eighty first year Of hea
axe.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence.
Water between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets
northwest, Sunday. the 18th instant, at p.
Funeral services at ST. Stephens Church at =
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited 70 at
tend. q
MAINE. On November 25th, 1881. JOHN II.
MAINE, aged "A years, 10 months and - days.
Notice of funeral service in morning papers.
PEDDECORD. On November 25th, 1881, st
IL O'Clock, MRS.. JOANNA PEDDECoRD. aged
eighty years. daughter Of the late VIM. O'Nei of
Montgomery county, Md.
Funeral viii take place from 2305 NJ street northwest
to-mo Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock pm.
Rockville Baltimore Sun and Decator. III. papers
RAINES. On Fr1Ay. November Is. 1881. at .. m.
Ms. FRANCES ID. RAINES AGED thirty three Year
wife of the late Cresd NJ. ksines.
Funeral will take place Sunday, November q. Ct
from her brothers residence. John A. Harveys
vited TO attend.
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DUNCANSON BROS, j
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

II
CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON THE
VEST SIDE OF FIRST STREET SOITHEAST
bEIMEEN G AND D STREETS, IMPROVED BY
TWO-STORY-A BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING.
BY virtue OF decree dated the 10th day of Octo- x.
Der iSei passed in the Supreme Court Of the Dis s
5TlGE Of G9nl'nmba in the cause Of Richard King
the undersigned Trustees viii sell at public anction in
front Of the premises, ON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER
IHlkIIEIH, 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot let
tered :" in the subdivision Of lots numbered
feet on lst street. with depth of Sc feet with the i'm
Prosements thereon. consisting of two-story and
basement brick dwelling house. containing rooms
and having modern improvements
instruments Of six 3d. twelve (12 and eighteen (l8)
months from the day Of sale, With interest by
lien upon the property all i'll cash, at the option Of
the purchaser Ali conveyancing at the cost of pur
chaser deposit of 500 acceptance of bid If the
terms are not compiled with in 10 days, the
Trustees the right to resell at the and cost
Of defaultng purchaser.
r. K ELLIOT,
406 5th street northwest 1.,
WATSON J. NEWTON trustees.
n1S-d&ds cog It'll street northwest,
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE OF STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS WEST, IN THE CITY OF WASH
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
District of Columbia passed in equity No. III:
1,S.2 docket 81, will offer for sale, at public
THE EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1881, at
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the western part of lot
twenty -four (24), in square five hundred and sixteen
5l6} of the flat plan of said city. the being
that part Of said lot next adjoining lot twenty three
3,, IN said square and having width of twenty COO
feet on north street, and running back with that
width to the southernmost line of said lot and public
alley improved by substantial frame dwelling. the
same being premises No. Ala street northwest.
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree third
OF the purchase money in cash. day of sale. within
seven days Thereafter and the residue in two equal
SALE deferred payments to bear interest at the rate
seven % per cent per until paid or the pur-
chaser to have the option if he desires pay all
cash. Title to be retained by the Trustees until all pur
chase money and interest paid, if the purchaser
sires deed will be given and deed of trust taken to
cure deferred payments. deposit of 500 required
from the purchaser at time of SALE If the sale
are not complied with the property will be readvertised
aud sold at the risk and of the purchaser
after ten days advertisement. Conveyance and re-
cording at purchasers cost.
SAMUEL c. MILLS Trustee
GIT Louisiana avenue.
F. H. FALL, Trustee,
n26-d&ds 402 9th street northwest.
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The stupid Postal Order System.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Why doesn't p. NJ q. James or somebody i'm.
prove on the stupid postal order system by simply
issuing check 10 the order OF any one, payable at
Post Office desired, and II would then pass
through banks and be collected by bank runners
AT present the Identification business Is a perfect
nuisance,
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GHANCERY SALE OF SIX go VALUABLE LOTS
ssFERkEM HTS SSERTENHTEEETTH AND EIGHTEENTH
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofsaS
& s sde k sas T.
wood vs. Zee Haley ct al, the undersigned, trustee
IS @s5 Us S'f afsfS + ES9s
F. all Of lots numbered seventy three 90 seventy
four % seventy five t75 seventy six t76). seventy
e on
hered fourteen and fifteen in square numbered one
These lots are each ty CD feet
front by from 1916 feet to feet DEEP to an alley
es fSEa az It the se ssle o. s'a WHICH VIII %
years after date Of sale With interest thereon payable
nam for s I
BY es St s
sos c e saG
w m 81 + shs n S
eel the property in dsfs ct the rvs sk and cost Of the
dee q such resale in some newspaper published in
washington D. C. DORSEY cIAGErT. rrustea.
DUNcANsoN BROTHERS.. Auctioneers. nil dtds
II 7. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRSsEEEg SALE SE ksb LOT on TERp
ss Is ;sss $50 r.
'SSfS s + s1'.
It, ssgsa GID II se ss val eleven M The city q
Terms Of sae third cash. and the residue In ak
which notes Of the secured so
& 4 q %
sa q rish q dsfsutng purchaser Il terms sale are
not s, complied VIII S s;s fSsS 81 : a s
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF PERSONAL. PROPERTY AT CORNER TWENTY
SIXTH AND L STREETS NORTHWEST.
We will sell at public auction on WEDNESDAY, NO.
VEMBER TH1RTIETH, ID. 1881, at THREE
O'CLOCK P. NJ, in the of House. No. 1900 street
northwest Goth and L streets
One Horse, Buggy, Cart, Harness.
Lot of Curbing, &C., &c.
Terms cash.
F. P. B. SANDS
L. CABE1.Il WILLIAMSON,
Administrators of Estate of James Green, deceased.
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(tHANCERY SALE OF LOT AND FRAME HOUSE.
" No. 1716 NINETEENTH STREET. BETWEEN
r AND s STREETS NORTHWEST

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofesass
Equity cause No. 1902 entitled Michael ODay ct sa:l
al vs. James ODay ct al, the undersigned trustee
E ssa ns On MN9SPAY the pay
p NJ, all OF lot numbered (45) forty FIVE of G. W. Hop
kns sab division Of square number l0) one hundred
and ten in the city of Washington D. c. This lot has
front of twenty t2ll feet by depth of hun
dred and forty 10 100 GAO 10 100 to 30foo alley and
ls improved by story frame house.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. the balance to be
paid i'll six, twelve and eighteen months from the
of sale, with six erest cash at the option
OF the purchaser The deferred payments if any, to
be evidenced by the proissory notes of the purchaser
secured by deed of trust upon the premises sold
deposit of one hundred $1OO dollars will be required of
the purchaser the day of sale. Conyeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. If the of sale are
not complied with in six days. the Trustee the
defaulting purchaser upon giving five days public
notCe OF such resale In some newspaper published in
Washington, DC.
. DORSEY CLAGETT, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS., AuCtlOneerS. n1E-dt
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Auction SALES.

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
To be sold at public auction,
CONSISTING OF very fine line of Diamonds very iarys
nne OF ladies' and gents solid Gold Watches, key and
ladies' Jewelry; large line of solid gold Opera Guard
and vest Chains Also solid gold Necklaces and very
nne nne OF Field and Opera Glasses breach and muzzt
loading Shotsens; Revovers and Musical Instruments
q large hne OF custoIS made listers and Overcoats
solld gold ladies' and gents Rings of all DESCRIPTIONS
and in all one of the LARGEST stocks of ewelry Of
Sale to commence THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST
at SEVEN P. M, and continue until every forfeited
pledge is disposed Of.
F. SEIINGER.
1877 18th street northwest.
FOLEY, Auctioneer. nas-2w
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.


SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY.
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Of Washington,
In its own Building,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act of Congress january 22d 1867.
SlUO, UUo
The Company rents Safes inside its Fire and Burglar
prCcf Vaults, at prices from IS $50 year.
according to size and location Rooms and desks adj
joining vaults, provided for Safe Renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLE S Of every descrip-
rGu. including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE JEW
lily. DttDS. Sc.. taken for SAFE-KEEPING, on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN p SNYDER. President.
CHARTS G. CLOVER. Of Rigs < Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSEIS. Treasurer.
ALBEIT L. STCRIEYANT, Secretary
G. T.. SyInaII, Asst Secy.
DIBECToEs:
benjamin p. Snyder, Charles c. Glover
JOAN CasSels, Henry A. Willard.
Albert L.. Stlrtevant Thomas Evans
John q. Parke, Of Us. Epers.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auct,oneers.
~ 9Th and d streets northwest.
| 400 PACKAGES AND LOTS HOLIDAY GOODS.
FANCY Go G00 IS TOYS VASES, DOLLS, &c.
MENT, TO BE SOLD IN LOTS TO THE TRADE
AND PRIVATE BUYERS.
Within salesrooms, on MONDAY MORNING
M NOV M! r., TWENTY-EIGHTH. commencing at
TEN O'CLOCK, n25-dts
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WlLLET & LIBBEY,

A RI GALLERY,
NO. 52l 7TH ST. NV, BETWEEN E AND F.
j. F. SPELSHOUSE,
PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR,
No; 52l It'll street northwest, Federal Building.
Grand display Of Elegant Oil Paintings Water Colors
Picture e Frames Looking Glasses, Gems Of Art. &c.
Inc latest designs in Wall Paper Picture Frames
and Window Cornices made to order. III the latest
Novelties in Velvet and Gilt Frames stock and
fresh supplies constantly arriving Prices to suit the
times. An examination Of my stock solicited.
j. F. SPELSHOUSE,
No. 521 7th street northwest.
Branch Store No. 7OS 7th IT. wv bet G and ii.
OUR SPECIALTIES:-
Cabinet Size Frames Velvet CSC. up.
$40 Walnut Frames, from 25c m
MlndoW Shades and Fixtures. SOC. o18-3m
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auchoneer.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
o hcT al MfHr RoVsE
OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE RUSSIAN MINIS
TER, No 1912 GotN srI AVENUE. BE-
| On THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER FIRST,
| 1881, AT TEN AND A-HALF O'CLOCK at the above
residence shall sell highly valuable and rich collec-
ton OF Household articles and objects of art partly
Superb Par!or Suites beautifully upholstered in Silk
One English Medallion Smoking Suit.
Elegant Beveled French Plate Mirrors in Ebony and
Gilt Frames, beautifully Carved and Decorated.
One Louis XIV Mirror Oval most deliberately Framed.
Two Fine Medallion Paintings, birds and Flowers).
Eine Engravings and objects of yertu of value.
Elegant Window Hangngs and Drapery.
Superb French Clocks, with side ornaments.
beautiful POrcelains and Bronzes.
One superb Aubusson Carpet, beautiful design very
costly. -
| Administer Carpets Turkish Rugs.
EIegant Ebony Cabinets beautifully Carved and Deco
Handsome Marble Top Tables.
Elegant Bullets and Secretaries.
Handsome Chamber Furniture.
Superior Hair Mattresses and Bedding.
drand display OF Ware of the best Euro
. Pean Manufacture
English Glass Ware, finely cut and engraved.
Splendid Assortment of China.
superior Walnut Hall Stand with beveled French Plate
Together with many other articles of beautiful design
and rare value.
At TWELVE O'CLOCK ON THE DAY FOLLOWING,
One nearly new Victoria Carriage, made by Stewart of
One landau made by Belovette Bros, of Paris
About 200 Bottles of very Superior Wine.
NB.-Artcles Will be on view the day prior to sale
when catalogues will be ready.
House For Rent.
n25-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
IN
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OW ELLIS
STEEL-PLATE XMAS CARDS.
full assortment
KlBBONED. FRINGED AND PLAIN
ALSO. Prangs. Wards and ssDe La Rue,ss
XMAS NOVELTIES
received every day.
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~ 9th and d streets northwest

SPECIAL SALE OF FINE PIANOS WITHOUT RE-
SERVE, TO COVER ADVANCES CHARGES, &C.
One VIM. Knabe II Co. ~ octave fancy panneIled up-
right, polished French walnut case Grand Piano. round
corners and fancy carved and gilt legs and ornamental
ton, magnificent instrument.
One II octave rosewood case four round corners and
legs McPhail, Boston, Piano, iron frame and over
strung, cost $3.50; finely toned and of excellent work
| nlanship.
One rosewood case round corner octave Weber
Piano, Of fine tone.
Particular attention is called to sale Of the above de-
scrbed Pianos. Sale to take place within our sales
room. TUESDAY, TWENTY-NINTH NOVEMBER, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. ms Dc 2Ss
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james,. CHAPMAN.
MY oil Pennsylvania avenue
M II. MORRISON BEGS LEAVE TO AN
We nounce he will make HIS annual
GRAND DISPLAY
CHRISTMAS CARDS
FANCY HOLIDAY GOODS
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1881.
Ine pubitc are cordially invited to examine them.
The largest and handsoInest stock Of Paper and En-.
now offer for sale. Chldrens Books in pai,er covers
and handsomely bound. and ut prices to suit an
w. III. MORRISON
Law BOOKSELLERS AND SrATioNER
nS 40 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
GAMUEL s. SHEDD,
AGENT ron
MOTIFS STAR FURNACE,
MOTIFS SOCIAL LATROBE,
And MOTIFS ST. GEORGE ELEVATED OVEN
RANGE, "a frst-class Heating and Cooking Range.}
Always ON hand . large stock Of
SLATE MANTEIS. GAS FIXTURES, DROP
LIGHTS. LAMPS, GLOBES. &c.
Plumbing and Timing and al kinds Of JobbinR
promptly done and ut fair prices.
SAML. s. SHEDD,
i No, 409 NNrE syRxEg HoETHwxsz. MA .