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Dantpfer. Surg por ibrer N6reiie erbielt
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in Bologna, mas nidt tpenis ba3u bei=
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ouf 8ermenoung BON 8erehrern ieiner
Frau erbalten.
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Die 2ouiiiana StaateIcttsrie 1T bte einstse, bts
BON benz Dolte enbpfftrt rurbe
Glue CUTE @efesen9eit (eim @ft6
1T rta6em.
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Qput1tana @tate Qpttern So.
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StaatslesieIatur sefeb!ia ineorpprirt nit einem
Rapital rpn $1,000.oO0. Su wel6em Ne fsitbe,
eimem @efersefonb BON $420, 900 tin3ueefiet Bat
Sbre sroben 3ietunsen sun einaelnen
Runtmern finben monatli9 fat. Niemals wirt
cine 3isbuns ssrfasbsn. Ran Isfs nadfoIssnbt
wreiSYsrtteilung.
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greifenbe 96ilberungen iiber Die in Ben
rullii6en Grensorten itattgefunoenen
@rcefe. Sa Die rufIil9en Beb6rben
ieben @9ub bertpeigerten, ffii9teten bic
tpoblbabenberen Suoen borber iiber bic
@ren3e, tpesbalb 1i9 bic Mutb bes p0=
bells gang beionoers gegen Die 5uriidbleis
benben arne11 ,Srben tpanote. 9ln1 15.,
16. unb II. Mai Na6ts fanben in 800
locspsta neberfdlle itatt, benen Die ruiz
iif1e @enbarmerie feinerlei Mi6eritano
leiftete. Gin 8eridt Der st. fr. pr."
aus pobmol0esDsfd f6iloert ben Veginn
Der greele nie folgt: gm Is. Wtai I'm
N1itterua9t t0nten Sammersef6rei uno
0ilferllfen bon Woloc5psfa, Johann
@turmlGuten. Die Ginmobner unb
bas in Der 9taot befimoli6e Wilitdr
eilten Der ruilii1en Gren5e su, poielblt
ii6 ibnen Elm i6redli6es Bib bot.
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neilf notbbiirftig befleioete @duglirge
auf ben Mrmen, bic iibrisen Ginber
mad ii9 siebeno, ordngten iammernb
oer 6fterrei6ifden @ren5e su. ipurben
ieoo9 bonn ruilil6en @renstpd6ter am
neberi6reiten Der @renae sebinoert.
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elm Ordngen uno llebereinanberitiir5en,
nobel mebrere perlonen Mrmbrii9e err
litten. Gnbli6 bob ii6 ber S6lagbaum
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loc5bsfa, mo- bic meiiten, ba alle 6duier
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feiten iiber bic 8renae gu i6affen. Gin
LANCER 3ug bp,t Bauerntpagen, nit
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belaoen, betpegte ii9 fortlpdbrenb iiber
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W69nerinnen, @rGien unb Ginbern,
begleitet bsn Glii9tlingen. Nm Nbeno
6efel6en 9ages bra9en ftdrfere &otten,
belpaffnet init Merten, 8re9eiien unb
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@enbarmerie bas 3eriiOrungspert fort
geieet. Says barauf erit fam ruilii6es
Militdr an. Das glenb unter ben
iiber bie @renae @eHii6teten 1T groB.
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Ole s.fabrlt&Rem Gamer

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auf benz auss.bsbntsn Jtlbe osr Quad>
ialtsrsi fnb bisisni9en Nmsrifantf&en
,Nepsrtnbs" bic untsr Der Masfe drift.
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ter Der fHon 70 pisl Watss sswirtt bat,
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um fe BON 8opfwsb unb NturaIste sn
furtren, .rumit 1e ster3eta Sabre lang
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fau iebon nabm 1e bic Mtbi3in init fol-
dem Grfolse, enb fe ben @ebrau& FORT
febte, Bic ne fnrlrt mar. @sttber III ffs
enttufailiid I'm eobe berielben unb bal
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lien tbrer Betunnti@aft peranlabt, etsisl.
be ale 6ausmittel ein3ufabren. Sensr
uStcf" 1T bae 5opfen. 8ttters.
,Stanbarb.
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= 9ieuoermdblte ridtea ibr Saus ein'
Sbne SOZODONT feblt etmas. Sbt
freunblides 2d4elr erbeitert TIN; lire
5abne erbalten ben herrliden Slang,
bas 3abnfleiid bic idSne @Stbe nur
turd ben @ebraud pes SOZODONT.
Gs 1T bas 5illisite 3ubnuittel, ein paar
TrOpfen auf bic 3ahnbiirite mirfen er=
frtidenb unb ueridSnernb. Nae Drp>
suilten perfaufen balelbe.
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e9atptpreis $4,000.

1857 igswinns In 9etrass ssn $110, 400
@- @nfrasen fur Mstnten, fpwie Staten fur
Clubs fSnnen agr in Der Office IN Neto> Srleaus
sema6t fperben.
Wssen 2ireularsn ob. 9eRsuunsen fdrstbe man an
W. u. Dluphin,
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Mue uniet srssen ouserOrbeniliden 8iebunseu
fnben actt inter @ufitht Don
Gen. 6. o. 8faMregara itua &en.
guhal g. Curly.
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ftreiften 3awnS 1T bebeutenb, melden mir
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-23
Wills Filed To-day.

REQUESTS OF THE LATE wN. b. KIBBEY.
To-day, i'm the Probate Court, the will OF the
late William b. Kibbey, was filed and admitted
to probate, Mr.. John p. Franklin qualifying as
executor on a bond Of $4,000. To his grand
daughter, Bessie Juliet kibbey. he leaves SIS
shares of the Firemens Insurance Company Of
Washington and Georgetown and $50 shares In
the Franklin Company Of this city. The re-
n a!hder Of the estate. not personal and mixed,
Ia be9ueathed to Joseph Ii. ReIIOn, of Balti-
more, and John p. Franklin. for the following
purposes: TO permit the widow to collect and
apply to her own use all the income Of
the estate, rents. profits, &c, and at her
death, free OF all trust, he gives
his granddaughter. pit. lot G. s. $40; lot II. sub.
of 60. 45s; lots 4 and > 50. 225 pts. and s. so.
432: pit 3, So 457: pit ~ SO 317; lot 30, snb. OF
and 8. 80. $50: all Of which is on ground rent
for 90 years. renewable forever: the buildings
I66 and I6S West Baltimore street Baltimcre, on
ground rent redeemabte in Is years; in pay
ment Of go. eco the leasehold of house Oh West
Baltimore street Baltimore; lot f. 50. 5333; lots
to II, sf. $50. sEhject to Join. life estate
thereon, TO John and Mary Ann Hoover.
At the death Of the granddaughter the
trustees are to resume the collection
Of rents and protect same for her children,
should there be any, until they are twenty-one,
and then be divided between them. II she dies
without children, the executors shall keep the
property for tho benefit Of w. Z. hibbey, grand
son VI deceased, and in case Of his death with
out issue, for John B. Kibbey. The grand
daughter Ii to pay W. b. kibbey 5000, and
one year later, q like sum to John ID. Kibbey
A codicil is added, by which lot lot, B subs. 2
and 3, ca. so. purchased after the viii was
drawn, 10 tequeathed to his wife.
TIE WILL OF xLxAxoR c. GiLLsS
Was admitted to probate to-day. She Directs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-23
Wall Street To-day.
An ENCITED STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 2S-The Posts fnan-
cial article GAO p.m. edition. says:-The share
speculation at the stock exchange continues TO
toe exciting and variable. After the heavy de-
cline Of yesterday and at the last few days there
was disposition this morning IN buy stocks for
recovery aud on the art Of outsiders TO pick
M such dividend stocks al are below par. and
this disposition had The effect Of impariing some
stcadlneSs 10 the early dealings. although there
has been no time TODAY that the market has not
been fevefish. The report of the Lake Shore
road when it came about noon. had the effect
however. OF starting fresh decline. Lake
Shore stock fell To 49,, from 1lsiS. Ii is
not unlikely that the substance of this re-
port has been known for several days, and the
recent decline in this stock may have discounted
the report TIE stocks which have Showp the
most weakness to-day have been Northern Pa
cific deferred at a:iadSi 5 LouisN lie and Nash
Vile, loGl aase: Reading, 664 a65s4 Lake
Shore, III sall57s; Michigan central, S7lsa
S5S4 and Canada southern. a2a.Aai. As We
write the general market IL ra!lN ing. and Lake
Shore is ll6@I. and il looks as If the re-
port OF this company had been discounted.
by the insiders. There have been no failures
nor are there reports of any, and commission
houses report a great many outside orders for
dividend stocks. Other kinds are not wanted
hy the buyers, who pay in fun for what they
want and the speculative specalties are
summed inside and outside the street as
fs they We're dynamite. United States
bonds continue steady 10 strong the
only change being a decline Of * in the As
Southern state boUds are dull aud steady. Rail-
road bonds are = a2 l'er cent lower. the latter
Kansas and Texas seconds aud Great Western
seconds.
In the money market g per cent is the ruling
rate for call loans on stocks and money lenders
are NATURAL. careful as 10 the eollaterals which
they accept. On United States bonds 3a4 per
cent is the quotation. Time loans and prime
mercantile paper are unchanged. The market
for foreign exchange is weaker than yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-23

Silk Plush, s.. So Doubie-width Plaid ORES. Goods
62k Double White Blankets large size 81 50; Double
White Blankets all pure WOOL fine quality Bleacned
Table Damask, pure Linen. SO; beautiful Silk and
WOOL Dress Goods. 3I7s. worth IS; Coored Cashmeres
pure Wool. double width 371t immense assortment Of
Cloth for men and boys wear 80 TO 81 So Ladies' SHIT
ing Fla nne1s, all Wcol Navy Blue and other colors %
Black silk Velvet, 81; Black Grape. double fold IS
immense assortment of heavy Cicakin Cloths ST. so to
3d. immense assortment of Jackets listers Circulars
and Coats, the cheapest in Washington Double width
Ladies' Flannel Suiting. all Wool 75: Coored Silks 80
Black Silks rs. 81, 81, SI.25 81 So 81 81 and
our ST. I'll % and 81 80 Black Silks special bargains;
Piano Covers Silk Embroidered. 81. IS; Coored Cash
meres, not all Wool, Is; Colored Cashneres all Wool
2o Nottingham Lace for Curtains 20 to 81 large size
Bridal Quilts 81 and sl25; Colored and Black Sans
rs; Brocade Silks, all colors, 81
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. December 23,irginia s. deferred.
~; do sonsals a. do past due coupons. &c: do.
BALTIMORE, Dectinbrr 23.-Cottnn steady-mia.
ding. IlAs Flour shade easier and quiet-howsrd
81 do fsmy *: sss n ns sapra sSs
Rio brands Z 55a7 81; Paapsco family. SIS Wheat.
red @ do s a%S % Sc %sasT
winter red spot i36bs1. 3s!4; December l.36 bid;
MaTSh .sasi Az Corn southern frlarr: western ssn;
unsoutherr white. &c do. yellow. 6saa65I: western
ss MATCH S II at. -a s,hea .ssss
western white. 4aasI; do mixed 47als: Pennsylvania
eso es and Hay d and 70
visions firm Iess pork IL IS. Bulk meats-slloulders
s and clear rib sidss packed ~ and a. Bacon9
Lard refined, II. Butter frnl--wertern pAciod Is
go; roll 2sa3o. Eggs lower and weak. s2s3S lined.
Rio ordinary fair 9alO1. sugar steady-A
soft ee. Whisky quiet, l17al.17H freights to fiv-
per barrel: grain. 4,ssd Recepts aosr. 3. 10 bar
rels wheat q. T3o bushels 26 59l bushes, oats.
aoo o bushels; rye 22o bushels shipnents.
bushels: 49, ?25 bushels Adjourned until Tucs-
NEW YORK, December 2s-stocss active hut irres.
4ssN STATE bonds dull Governments quiet and
NEW YORK, December 29.-F1our duh and weak.
Wheat opened about y cent hiyer: afterwards became
weak and lost the advance. Corn quiet and 9 shade
LONDON. December q. 1880 p.m.-conso,s--
Great Western first MORTGAGE trustees t6a;
do. seconds, Is. Erie, az, New York C.ntral l37h
Reading 33s,. Ontario and Western 2Sl. Milwaukee
and st. Paul common. 100.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to III. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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A CARD FROM VIM. NJ. GAIT L. co.
First premium for the best barrel Of dour made from
spring wheat this day awarded entry No. % in Sec
ton 2S class 25, department &C. to VIM. Nj. Gait & Co.
Witness our hands at the National Fair Grounds of
the District OF Columbia this 14th day of October 1881
j. ii. WHARTON,
w. P. NEWCOMER
JOHN d. NEWMAN,
49, Experts on Flour.
Attest: JAS. 8. EDWARDS Marshal
p: S.The above mentioned hour is CERES, the cele
brated Minnesota Patent Process Flour, which was
awarded the First Premium against all other competitors
at the National Fair in 1879 and 1880 (oid medal and
now again in 1881 The competition in -four was
tainly very lively one this and the premium
well contested for, but it simply impossbity
beat CERES. and the premium just awarded il only ad
ding another triumph TO the magnificent this SO
celebrated Flour has gained in this community.
We would respectfully nentn the fact that Mrs. 9. F.
Anderson received the first premium for the handsouest
rolls and biscuits exhibition, and they made Of
CERES FLOUR. which is only another proof that it
stands No among the best Minnesota Patent Fours
known to tho trade.
For sale by all first class grocers
W. NJ. GAIT & co.
CORNER lsT STREET INDIANA AVENUE,
Who also the sole Wholesale Agents for the Dis
trct Of Hecker's celebrated Self raising Flour and
Buckwheat. u22
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that her remains be buried at Lebanon SpringA
n. Y. and makes the following bcquests: EN-
zabeth n. McCleary. mourning shawl and house
hold furniture; II. Fenda Madison. chair: Malyi-
ma Pierce. of Lebanon Springs. 500. Mary Eysu,
ofthe same place, $3.50; Mrs. Josephine Stosidard.
watch. camels hair shawl. and $500. Mrs Jane
L. Montgomery. $500: Lille Hazleton. gold
watch. chain and goldcr"ss. Anna Hazlctoa. VEL
vet coat and brcastpin; Julia Riley set of buckley
Mrs. Eleanor G.. Mcalister. gold chain aud
cameo ring: Mary III. Rive. gold locket lace
shawl and 500 Maris ID. Lansing photographs
The rest If the estate Is bequeathed In trust
FOR her grandson. In cedieil the requests 70
frlce. Egan. Montgomery aud Stoddard are
yoked and To Elizabeth Mcrleary is given $500
and TO the servant. Betty Seaton $500.
THE WILL or rHs LATE LAMBERT TREE
was fully proven. He leaves his gold watch 20
his son.C NJ Tree. gold headed cane TO Tree, Ir.
seal ring TO Arthur W. Tree, the silver to his
daughters and the real estate 10 the children.
OTHER WILLS.
The will Of Mary NJ. BOYD directs George m.
Boyd to take charge ofthe estate for the benefit
of the children.
The will Of C. T.. Alexander was fled The
property Is left Ia the widow. and az her death
Is to go to his brother T.. J. Alexander, living In
London.
DISTRICT OFFICES CLoSE TOMORROW AT NOON
In accordance with the usual custom, the Dis
trict offices will be closed la morrow at f2
O'Clock, and every day between Christmas and
New Years at the same hour.
DEATHoF WELL KNOWN CIrIzES.-Mr Henry
Thorn. f"f nearly half aeentury past citizen 81
the District. died This morning, at f25 r. street
northwest. i'm the I'D wear Of his age. Mr..
Thorn was native Of Maryland. and for many
years before the war was IN the wood and coal
business on 9Th street above ID. and erecting o
building on the site in which was fine hall he
many years ago retired from business. His
funeral takes place on sunday.
SPECIAL POLICEMEN AProiNTFp.-The Dis
trict Commissioners to-day gave commissions
for special policemen Ia do duty In the Interior
department as foIloN& Henry Tyler,
captain, w. w. Bliss and j. w.
Mclaughlin, leutenants: Dan w. Hopkins,
John j. Beatty. Jerome +. Dandelet,
VIM. Hunt. Maurice % Brien. Julius Gosch. Chas.
Casper. A. Weber, Geo {. johnson and James
Brennan.
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RANGE OF Tup TSggMoMETFx.-The following aFo
Che readings OF The THERMOMETERS at the Snal once
SPIN, 20 deg Maximum. n4< deg; Bnin1MI1
47 os.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-23
HOLIDAY GOODS
AT MORRISON's,
ATS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Vases: Card Receivers In glass. china, brass and
shells Opera Glasses Card Cases; Ladies' Hand Bags;
Pocketbooks: Toilet Cases for tie pocket and trayehng
Coin Bags; Autograph Albums from lOc to 50; Photo.
graph Albums from 81 TO SIS; Decorated Shells;
Frames plated, brass, wood and Russia leather
Ties-mounted and unmounted; Scrap Books Child
rens Books in paper aud bound, the largest stock in
Washington and at the lowest figures; Chdren's Toys
Games Paint Boxes, &C.. Gents Shaving Cases; To-
baccO Stands and Cases Match Safes; Inkstantls in
olive wood brass, leather china Pen RACES Paper
WEIGHTS; Bloters and Portfolios Candlestcks and De-
corated Candies Easels in wood, wire and celluoid;
Bisane and China Figures large variety; Gold Pens
and Pencils Jewel Cases Boxes and Stands; Cologne
Stands, Boxes of Paper and Envelopes from 15c to 49,
Cards i'll boxes and do. in Stands Alberype Pictures
framed at II. 80, hundred different subjects
japanese Goods; Candy Boxes and Baskets and all
kinds of Xmas Tree Decorations: Work Boxes and
Writing Desks. Xmas Cards and New Years Cards,
best selection Of any former years. German Favors q
large variety. Come early and avoid the crowd.
W. II. MORRISON
Law BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER,
do AIS Pennsy is ania avenue northwest.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
AT MY STORES,
NO. 52l 7TH ST. NV, BETWEEN E AND r.
7Os AND 734 7TH ST. BETWEEN G AND Il.
j. +. SPELSHOUSE.
PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR.
Grand display of Elegant Engrayings Oil Paintings
Water Colo, Picture Frames, Looking Glasses, Gems
of Art &c
The latest designs in Wall Paper. Picture Frames
and Window Cornices made to order. An the latest
Novelties in Velvet and Gill Frames now in stock and
fresh supplies constantly arriving Also large and
varied assortment of Christmas Cards, Japanese Goods
Albums, &c. Prices to suit the times. An examination
Of my stock solicited.
J. +. SPEI.SHOUSE,
No. 521 eth street northwest
Branch Stores Nos. 73 and It'll st. n W. bet and H.
OUR SPECIAIiEIES:-
Cabinet Size Frsmes. Velvet. 2se. mp.
Cart 10oJup.
$40 Walnut Frames, frcm 25c up
Window Shades and Fixtures. 50c. olS-3m
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THE TREASURY INvESTIGATION.--It was after
one O'Clock to-day before the Senate appropria-
lions committee investigating the expenditures
of the contingent fund of the Treasury depart
ment got to work. The session was a brief one.
Appointment Clerk Lanphere was on tine wit
ness stand.
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CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE.

INHE SUPERB WM. SHAEFFER UPRIGHT
L PIANOS are class. splendid tone E@.s..ssSJs
easy ae s durable price low and
Grovesteen i Ful .er Pianos At V. BECKERS
Piano Rooms, 901 9th street northwest
First Class TUNING AND REPAIRING OF Pr
AMOS &c. dl5-Sm
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


1853 GRAND OPENING 1881
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER -.
TwENTY-FoURTH ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION AT
CHR. RUPERT,
Nos. 4Os AND 4Os 7TH STREET Northwest.
Importer of all kinds
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure in informing
bis friends and the public generally that he has
ceived through hs agents in France and Germany tn.
largest and finest stock of goods. as follows:
French an German Dolls of all DESIGNS.
Toys, Games, Soldier Equipments
Russia Leather Work. Glove and Handkerchief Boxes
Writing Desk and Dressing Cases.
Musical Boxes all sizes and les.
China Vases and Ornaments.
Willow Work, Stands and Fancy Baskets.
Hobby, Spring and Shoot y Horses
Boys and Girls yelocipedes and Doll Carriages.
Sieishs, Wagons, Wheebarrows &c.
Bicycles all sizes. Of different Designs.
10, 600 other articles too numerous to mention.
To avoid the usual rush at Christmas times our
customers invited to make their purchases early
"a Selected goods be laid aside until Christmas
IL desired. dl0-2w
PARE ATTRACTIONS
FOR THE LADIES AT
CHR. RUPPERTS,
NOS 403 AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Now on hand magnificent stock Of and beauti-
full styles of Embrod'rd SLIPPERS. SLIPPER CASES,
CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS, TIDES, WHIST
HOLDERS, Of different designs.
Fancy Worsted Work and Knitted GOODS Of every
description, complete outfit for Infants.
Merino CLOAKS. Children's Lace Satin and Velvet
BONNETS.
Germantown and Zephyr woRsTED, German KNIT
TING YARN. all colors and all kinds OF Embroidered
Materials on hand at the lowest market prices. n29
No. 626j NO COS
stiss. HOLIDAY b1rrs. soi 90 90
Brewertons Pastel Paintings. with choice Selection
OF Imported Novelties appropriate for Holiday liifts
at MARkkITER'S, No. 626 street northwest. Free
Art Gallery. dit
CARRIERS
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y ROBINSON l. CO.,
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE,

3. ROBINSON Il CO..
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE
Ol3 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WIN. KNABE CO.'S PIANOS.-CEIE-
W hrated Grand Square and Upright <=s....M<z
Also. fine stock Of Pianos for rent on rea- n
sonable terms, at KEICHENBACH'S Piano ~
Nareroons 423 llth ST.. a few doors above Pennsyl-
fania avenue de- Inn