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I'd Edition.
--latest TolGgralS TO The Star.
The EEatchett.Youn- Murder Case fn
virginia

PETERSBURG. Va. Nov. 2i-The decision rend-
cred by the Court OF Appeals at Richmond yester-
day reversing judgment I'm the case OF Oliver
Hatehett, convicted OF the murder OF Moses Young,
or brunswick county, about the 2lst OF April, 1882
ana sentenced TO be hanged last July, practically
set aside the sentence OF Littleton Hatchett the
father OF Oliver Hatchett, who was convicted as
an accessory TO the murder, and was to have been
hanged In July last The case OF Littleeon
Hatchett was also taken TO the Court OF Appeals
on writ OF supersedas, and the accused was
granted new trial Both prisoners are confined
In the county jail at Brunswick, where they will
remain until the 18th OF April next, when their
cases Will be taken up IN the County Circuit Court.
Their discharge is asked for on the ground that
the murdered man was killed by drinking whisky
In which strychnine had been placed.
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The Garfield mewertal-A CempIakas
as IN the Railroad Raacs.
Z rHR EvNSrSa STAR.
RAI1IMoRK Noxnmhnr

bAI1IhOkk, NoNenber sd, nv
The expectation OF great crowd from this city
n Visit Washington next week I fear viii not 10
real'zed The announced railroad round trip rate
o SL'o IS generally denounced as an overcharye
Tor such an occasion, and when limited 10 one aay
tie patriotic public gives vent 10 comparisons not
complimentary 20 the PENNSYLVANIA railroad COM
pany. Two cents mile for round trip excursion
tickets limited To % hours Is about the usual fare
oytween New YORK ana Philadelphia. and more
mington. Del "
VISITORS 10 Washington ara req1irai by tn limit
10 90 as the tourist di when he went 10 see Ron
din cross Niagara river on a tight rope lie wit
messed the feat but did not have time ION account
or his limited ucket 10 sec 1.-THE falls" For such
purpose as the Garfield memorial at the national
capital the railroad rates advertised have no merit
or liberslty For the Centennial OF 1876 the Penn.
sylyania company charged for travel alb ut half
deserving OF like generous consideration
FAIR RArES
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The RumOred Changes.

NOT SOLID IN POINT OF FACT.
The latest bit OF political gossip Is that Assis-
tant Secretary OF the Treasury French is to resign
and be succeeded by Commissioner of Customs
johnson, who is to make way for Representative
Russell Errett, OF Pennsylvania. VINO was defeated
for reelection to Congress- at the last election.
There seems to be no solid foundation for these
reports Mr.. johnson, the commissioner of Gus
toms, has no knowledge that he is TO succeed Mr.
french, and says he has not been asked to. MI.
French has not resigned, and Mr.. Erre:t will no
doubt contentedly serve his time out as member
OF the Forty Seventh Congress
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rFrom the Congrssationalistl
ftAUSE AND CURE OF SICK HEADACHE.

Sick Headache is Of these terrible chronic diseases
that has been overooSedby the medical faculty because
few peope lie directly from it, but may suffer the
aones of death ten fold Sick Headache is not depend
be the case but upon irritable state the nervous
system The headache begins hours before the stomach
becomes SICK and the of the stomach getting sick
at all is from nervous sympathy transmitted from the
brain to the stomach.
The real and first of these headaches lies stn
further back and is 20 be found in poor and mpover
shed condition Of the fluid and while in this con-
diton there many local exciting causes for these
headaches such fatigue overwork. bright light hot
sun. soing without the usual meal. stimuants, and
various other things may bring an attack but all be-
Cure. 1t is DR.. Bensons Gallery and Chamomile Pills.
which prepared expressly to and m cure all nervous
diseases.
Sold by all druggists. Price, cents box Depot lu6
N'rth Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd. By mail two
boxes for 81. or six boxes for So to any address
DIR. BENsoNs NEW REMEDY AND FAvoRITE
PRESCRIPTION.
DR. @. W. BENsON'S
SKIN CURE
y WARRANTED TO CURE
ECZEMA, LETTERS. HUMORS. INFLAMMATION
MILK CRUST. ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUP-
TIONS DISEASES OF HAIR AND
SCALP. SCROFULA ULCERS,
TENDER ITCHINGS,
AND PIMPLES ON ALL PARTS OF THE BODY
1t makes the skin white soft and smooth
and freckes and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE
WORLD. Elegantly put up, TWO bottles IN one pack
age consisting of botn internal and external treatment.
AL first class druggists have it. Price 81 per package
c. N. CR1TTENTON. Sole Wholesale Agent for DR..
e. W. Bensons Remedies, lis Fulton street, New York.
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The Garfield Fair.

WFFNINN
tomorrow afternoon Will be informal There Will
be no grafton. The President and Cabinet tus-
tlces OF the supreme Court, members OF the diplo-
lnatlc corps, general OF the army and admiral OF
the navy are expected 10 be present The Presi.
dent VIII declare the fair open, and business win
at once be commenced.
The pictures In the rotunda were All in nlace To-
day, and were veled under long strips or paper
which viii be torn away tomorrow
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THE RUSSIAN STUDHNrs
A Case Settled nv nc.rh

LANCASTER Pa, Nov. 24-Wilam p. Finney,
prominent hotel keeper of this city. died this
morning. At the time OF his death Finney was
under bail awaiting tIfal for mansaughter ia hav-
Ing caused the death OF Luther j. Hurd, a travel
Ing salesman OF Philadelphia publishing house
In 1881 by kicking him during an alteration over
Hurd'S hotel bill
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TsyHoS. J. FISHER Co..
Real Estate Am

Il heal Estate Auctioneers.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ kEHT EHT 81 TT .Eb
4 Alb G STR FFkfsE Alb
ON 3kD f1ffsT s sfKfEFs FOURTEENTH
Under aP nd by EiTt,e Of deere, OF tts supreme
it Of Henry ". Burell ct 81, yohn =. Burcl ZEN
toar y i82 the Trustee S Wil sell at at
pubic auction ct the times hereinafter mentioned the
tor in the Dis;riet Of Coumbia: '''
No1fMBE At F6 III ococ In in Day T9 OF
the pFe, 3 Rats c q lots Numbered one a. twenty
ard ard e t, inches by depth OF ninety-wo feet
three st ny brick dwelling. known number 1905
ON on He SAME DAY. a. HALF PAST FOUR
street Of twenty depth ninety nine and
thereon. consisting o. fine three-story brick dwelling
THE DAY OF
NOVEMBER. AT FOUR O'CLOCK ?. M, in front Of
a. and e%
neb e o spa sh sn aad ps
inches with the thereon consisting Of
arss s sn SANE AZ
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p M. in front Of the Iremi-
numbered two hundred and twenty eight tS2s5.
By its depth to Ohio with the
thereon, consisting of a fours story frame dwelling,
known as No 1424 ID street northwest.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money of
each piece of property cash at the time of sale and
the balance in two equal instalments. for which the
is to give his promssery notes payab re-
With interest at SIX Per cent per amman, and secured b.
deed trust the property sold all cash. at the
option of the purchaser deposit in money of 800
required the acceptance of each bid. If of
be not complied with within seven days the Trus-
tee reserves the right to the property after three
days advertisement in The Evening Star newspaper at
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser Ali convey
anclng 1T purchasers
HENRY C. COBURN, Trustee,
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TO.MORROW.

ID OBERT VOSE 4 CO.. Auctioneers
IL 637 Louisiana avenue opposite City Post Office.
On SAT URDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY FIVE. at
TEN A NJ. shall sell at aur Salesrooms-
New and Second hand Furniture.
Stoves Care and assortment of CrOckeryW are
adapted for Restaurants and Boarding Houses.
At FLEVEN A. NJ. we shall sell
Jump Seat Wagon, new; l Jaeger; Buggy,
1 advertising Wagon. goou Driving Horses
Harness, &c, &c.
ms Ut ROBERT vOSE CO., Auctioneers.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 24-An Every Evening
special says that wages in the grndery at the Del
aware iron works, New Castle, have been cut
down from fls to 81 per week. The piece workers
In the cutting shop and bending mill have also
been cut down, but how much has not been learned.
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Coal Prices I'm necc,nh.r

PHnADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-The representatives OF
day in the ONCE OF the Lehigh Coal ana Naviga.
lion Co, and agreed to make no change In the line
and city and harbor prices OF coal during DE.
Cember.
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HENRY C. COBURN, Trustee,
n15-d&ds 2425 X street northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDINGL LOT
" IN A CEN TRAL LOCATI n, ON SIXTH STREET,
BEIM EtN Il STREETS NDRIHWEST

(tHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE b UILDINGL LOT
~ IN A CEN TRIAL LOCATI N, ON SIXTH STREET,
BETN ZEN AND + STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of crees of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed February 18th. 1872 E@
and January 10th, 1882, in No. 2 594 of thea.
trustee will otter for 1se at RnSG aqct en- in front Of
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. ID. 1881, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ the fol owing described real estate the city of
Washington, ID. c. to wit: Parts Of lots Nos. 81 and
%. III 1856 beginning for the same at point
the line of 9th street west distant 46 feet inches north
from the southeast of said lot No. o. and
ming thence west 81 feet inches thence north feet
and inch; thence west % feet inches to an alley;
thence north "a feet q nces thence 119 feet 10
inches to the line of 9Th street. and thence south with
the line of 9th street u feet $50 inches the place of
beginning. and CONTAINING 3. 254A square feet more
less.
This is very available lot for Improvement because
OF the party wall privileges and the central location of
the property, it is ada cent to the Int Depart
meHt General Post Office and the proposed Pension
Office and the local courts.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by decree Of court One
NTH OF the purchase money to be paid in cash and the
residue III four equal istalments six twelve eight
cen and twenty-:our months respectively from the day
OF sale with Interest abe semi annually to be
cured by approved notes and reserved lien on the
prope " sold until the whole purchase money be paid
If the purchaser fails to comply with the terms Of sale
the RICH. to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser after three days
fice III The Evening Star newspaper deposit of SlG0
Will be required at the SALE Ali conveyancin at pur
chaser's cost.
JOHN F. HANNA. Trustee,
Webster Lew Building, Washington, ID. G..
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer. n6-eo&ds
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MARKIRD.

EcKN.W-Hl00INS Wednesday, November a
1882, At the residence Of tsse brides mother by tia
re aey; Samuel H. Greene. VIII. MoKNEw 10 IDA HID
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIAL
u AND LABOR.

PhUPUoALS FUR BUILDING MATERIAL
u AND LABOR.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Cucs OF Supervising Engineer and Architect
Eire-proof Building for Pension Office, }
NO 1916 street northwest
WASHINGTON, .. c., November LIST, 1882.
Separate Sea ed Proposals win be received at this
once tl! NOON on SATURDAY. the SECOND DAY
ct the site Of the Pension Building on Juciary
SGuare IN this city. Foundation Stone Broken Stone
FOR Concrete, Bricks Gene t Lime Sand. Colo-ing
maft,rfnr Mortars Terra Gotta Consoles Brackets and
fliaster aps. and Tor EHcayato and Grading fo all
lator In Laying Concrete Foundation. for al Labor in
Building Foundation and Cellar Walls of Bubble Stone
and for al ahor In Laying Bricks required tn
struc'n OF Fireproof Building for United Stctes
PcD1oU Office.
Specifications may be obtained from this office.
NJ. q. MEIGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect
Mo, Il. "a. d-c1. k Byt Mai cent USA
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ID ED.

BOWMAN. On November Esd, 1884, at $40 q NJ
MANY q. BOWMAN. the eldest daughter Of Maris
b0Mmen: aged twenty -eeven years.
Funeral will take place from St AuRustne's church.
ondsy morning ut 10 O'Clock g. IA. Friends Of tho
family are invited to attend
CURTIS. Suddenly, November 23d. 1854 e
r. m. CHARL WESLEY CURTIS. aged thirty-ax
years and six months.
Funerl win tale place from Estreet Baptist church.
Sunday next at c'osock Friends aud reativas
are respectfully invited 20 at:eod- 2s
PAWS. On november % 1854 1t p. m. HARM
DAVIS AIRED forty hve years
Fup.ral i'll take place 1T = m. on Sunday, Nover-
street northwest. Ecatives knd friends respectful1
invited to attend.
DUNN; At Defiance Ohio November 18th. lss4
CLARENCE y. dunn. second CT Edward and
Elizabeth Dunn. aged ten ye N aud three months.
GASSOk. On November ~. 1882, EFFIE MARCIA
kEf AGED three years. four Rtins end eieht day1
Youngest daughter Of ii J. and n. T. Gasson.
Funeral Wal take place fror her parents' reGde00a.
lila 7th street northwest undsy. 18th. st o'c3ock
attend
HIGGINS; On November asa, 1884, at s:is pm.
FRANCIS GOODMAN HIG0 NS, beloved kuslsosn1
Of n. A. Eigvins, sRcd fifty five yeara
Gone but not FORGOTTEN.
Funeral VII take place from his late rcatdenca Wo0
I street at rdsy. At o'c.Qck. lnterment 1t RuGG
Creek Semetery Friends and rslsovss ere reaueculV
KING. In Paris: Frnoa. on the nsrnins Of Nsvsn-
her 23d. 1882. HENRIETTA LOW, widow a Ohng1D
King late President Of Columbia Colege. New Yoek.
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The PRESS AssOCIATIONS.-The result OF the ne.
cent agreement between the managers OF the New
York Associated Press and the Western Associ-
ated Press, far as the officers I'm this city are
concerned, Is that the representatives OF both
associations will pool the news collected and work
together. Mr.. Walter r. Phillips, the Washington
manager OF the Western Associated Press has
turned the management over TO Mr.. T.. v. De3raw
who, with headquarters In the Asso lated Press
rooms COrcoran building. will continue 70 send
report directly to the west
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THIS EVENING".

WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctoneers.
AUCTION SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
BOOKS.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVFM-
Bhk TWENTY-SECOND, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK,
AND CONTINUIEG EACH EVENING. AT TIL l.
SAME HOUR, UNTIL ENTIRE 81 OCK IS DIS
POSED OF, AT K SALESROOM, CORNt r
TEN STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE..
This Is rare chance to replenish libraries the
stock is large embracing the best standard books
various departments of terature choice lot of school
books. AL lovers Of literature should be on hand
Sales GO h evening at SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Terms cash.
MOST WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. Aucts.
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Foreign News by Cable To-day

PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES GOING TO EGYPT
BERLIN, Nov. 24.-Prince Frederick Charles is
about TO go To Egypt, where he viii make tour
or the battle fields He will also visit other parts
OF the east
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GALE OF VALUABLE IMPR0ysD REAL Fs
oSE !NGH n on , VIRGINIA AVENUE BY An
FL Ell oN Nm EI.nVsNTH sTREET SOUTH.
GnOUN D IMPkOvED BY TWO-STORY
By virtue Of decree Ct the Supreme Court Of the.,
District Of G u,nEia. no ding an ,gniy COURT. ss
passed on the llt day of Novemoer 1882 in &9
No: g. lol doc e. wherein Irene Stephenson is
plainant sna Wi liam T. Ford aud others are defend
snts the undersigned TRUSTEE WI se ct pub ie
The TWESTS.EIaufRr. 1850. At Half IsT PssT
Fol O'CLOCK P: NJ. the following described real
estate in this CITY, to wit: Part Lot seven I'D In
square three hun ire and twenty 1--WE t325 Icing the
east {45) feet and ) inch Of said lot i'm.
proved by q two-story frame dwel ing
! ne terms Ct edc, provided by eaid Decree are:
Onethird in cash. and the bsance in equal instruments
n 81 6l twelve tl2 and e:gntsen (1S, months from
the day OF se the same n bear terest from the day
ct sale said paymonts to be secured deed Of trust
Oil the property eoid n cab ct the o,ton of the
purchaser Adspsit q one hundred and City dollars
be nade vt time OF ssle he above terms are 10 be
cnm led with within one week from day Of eale elae
the property viii be rescld at risk rnd Coet Of do
Tau ting purchaser. All conyeyaicsng at purchss p
cost EDWAHD II H)MAS. trustee.
DUx61NsOx BRcs.. Auoss. : s''sss n SiESSSs
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
TIE following are the opening and closing pr,cea
q The New York stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire 70 ii. IL Dodge, 539 18th street.
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A stolen s2. O00 Diamond.

HOW LADY WAS ROBBED or THE JEWEL By A
PRETENDED FRIEND.
From the Philadelphia Times. To-day.
detective from Pnkertons agency has visited
this city and recovered from Charles r. Heroid.
Jeweler, 9i6 Chestnut street, blue mine diamond
valued at q, 900, the property OF Mrs. Durand, q
wealthy lady, OF IL Walnut street, Newark, N. j.
The stone. IL Is alleged, was abstrpcted from q
ring by Miss Mary G. Dayton. about two weeks
ago. and left with Mr.. Herold as security for a
loan OF s275. Miss Dayton. who Is % mature
years, was formerly bousekeeper at the Chinese
embassy, at Washington, and Is well educated
shore hotel last summer. Two weeks ago Miss
Dayton was the guest OF MIS- Durand. and it tg
which was concealed in q pili-box. Mrs. DurandS
nephew redeemed the jewel Miss Dayton, &C
nrst, denied the theft, but afterwards told q tale
heard OF plot to steal IL and kill Mrs. Durand
The advance that she received from Mr. Herol0
Miss Dayton used, partly, for paying her hotel
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.


DOLLHOUSE MUSHROOMS AND CUCUM-
Ii DIRS
FLORIDA ORANGES
FINE CONCORD AND CATAEBA GRApES
BANANAS.
ALL KINDS. OF FIsH--seaneps. CLANS to order.
Lobster. Cod. Halibut. etc.
FRANK J. TIBBETs. Palace Market.
r21 Corner 18th street aud CIV YORK avenue.
geo. E. KENNEDY & SON,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,.
TABLE LUxURIEs, ToREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Proprietors 'FwHITE SWAN" MINI. FLOUR
We make Speciality of
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
CONSERVED PEACHEs.
LIME FRUIT JUICE TABLETS
PEEK, FREAN co.'s SUGAR WAFERS
TABASCO PEPPER SAUCE.
mis- 1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
4 GALLONS
ny. SWEET CIDER.
Pure Juice.
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
SINGLE GALLON 80 CTS,
Until this advertisement is changed.
GEO. A. O'HARE, GROCER,
NIL 1918 9TH street northwest. between and N.
NEW GOODS.
HT SSEh MHAT qoSsHByE np FSRgIys
MAPhE sY EV Asspk BIZ p JAMS dmptJ
PRESERVES IN LIB AND5 LIB PALS.
B.w. REEDS SONS,
No 1216 STREET NORTHWEST.
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ANOTHER BOND cALL-Secretary Folgcr this
afternoon directed estimates 20 be prepared With
q View to making another call q boards 40 sooA -
possible.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctiopeers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FRONTING ON TREET, BETWEEN FOUR
WEST. AT AUCTION
By virtue OF deed of trust dat d September Ht.,
2sth. A. D. 1880. and duly recorded in Liber No hi:
?5l Folio 2sl ct seq. f the land ecords for the 1a4
cured thereby. shall sell ut public auction IN front Of
the premises on FkIDAY. the FIRST DAY OF DE-
that certain piece or parcel Of ground real
District Of Columbia and known and described as being
Lot numbered six Co. In square numbered four hun
dred and ninety (490) the is laid down on the
Rnc plat OF said city OF Washington. together with all
the im rovements thereon
Terms OF lie: one third cash. and balance in six.
twelve and eighteen mont from day of sale. to be
and deed Of ust on the property sold. all cash at
tn purchasers option. deposit of 500 VIII be re-
implied with In five days from day OF sale the rustee
the right resell at the risk and cost OF the
fau ting purchaser. All cOnvcyancng at purchasers
cost. LEROY nj. TAILOR
n2l-d&ds Surviving trustee
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THE OUERN HoSoprNa ur


WINDSOR, Nov. 24.-The Queen held an investi-
tre to-day OF the orders conferred on the Officers
OF the army and navy who took part In the war
In Egypt Sir Albert Woods marshaled the on
GERS on their arrival at the railway station
THE RUSSIAN STUDENTS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 24.-An official announce
ment relative to the closing OF the university here
states that an agitation had been noticed among
the students at the beginning OF October. on
Tuesday last the ringleaders went TO the length OF
distributing circulars summonlng a mass meet
Ing or students to express sympathy with
the students OF the kaZan University The cura-
tor applied for the assistance OF the police who
arrested hundred students. Fourteen OF them,
who were the chief inSt!gators or the agitation,
have been rustica
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

DONLIN0. AucGOne6r.
VERY EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IN GEORGETOWN. DC. Ar AUCTION.
On TUESDA MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1882. at TEN O'CLOCK at No. 30O7 West
street between Congress and Washington. Georgetown
ing effects:
One very handsome Paro- Suite. upholstered in the
best Cretonne
One large Smyrna Carpet.
Window ngings; nj. T. and ether Tables.
Stays Heat MsjOlici Umbrella Stand.
Oak SidebOard Oak Extension Table.
Leather Covered Dining Cl.irs.
Very Handsome Decorated Dinner Service,
Fine Silver Plated Ware.
Glass Ware; Toilet Ware.
Dressing Tables. with Glass.
Walnut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture.
Hair Mattresses; Wire Springs.
Servants Furniture
English Huntng Cropp.
Game Bags. &c.
Kitchen Requisites. &C.
n23-dts THOMAS DOWLING Auct.
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In FAVOR OF W. C. DoDGB FOR DISTRICT CoNMIs-
sIoHER--Gen. Mckee Dunn. Gen. ii. K Payne
Capt. X. w. Tyler and Mr.. Chas Kennedy called
upon the President this afternoon for the purpose
OF recommending the appointment of Mr. VI G.
Dodge, OF Capitol Hill, TO be District Commits.
sloner to succeed Major Morgan. Mr. Kennedy.
who had an application for the Offica on file has
Withdrawn In favor OF MT. Dodge.
ALABAMA CLAMs-In the court OF Alabama
claims, this morning, decision was rendered in
the cases OF Swift Allen VS.. the United States
and the executors OF Edward Mott Robinson, of
New York. vs. the United States, involving the
question whether ships husband can sue In this
court for hts co-owners ami whether an agent can
sue and recoy. r for his pruc!paiA AQuslfled de-
clston against the plaintiffs was rendered and
~ igment was s temporarily suSpended: the hold
the benefit OF the actual oeneflciare No other
cases being ready for argument, the court WAS ad.
Journed until January 18th.
Ar THE CABINET MEETING to-day all the members
OF the Cabinet were present except Sc .rctary Fol-
ger who Is busily engaged upon the preparation
OF hts report. The meeting was msiniy devoted
TO the consideration OF the topics which will be
included in the message OF the President After
the Cabinet meeting the President received num-
robson STILL RUDY AND RoBusf-Rap.csen.
tativo Robson. OF New Jersey. was at the
Treasury department to-day. He had long chat
with Assistant Secretary New. lie takes hts de-
feat for reelection g00d-naturediy. II does not
seem TO have diminished his edposs o. bleached
his Idly c0untenance.
ANOTHER BOND cALL-Secretary rolgcr this
afternoon directed estimates 20 be prepared with
View TO making another call q oot<ls 40 soon -
possible
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Name.


FREDERICK. MD, Nov. 24-Fire broke out to-day
In large brick building, adjoining the City hotel
occupied by the Ddfty ana Weekly Times and q
nat and shoe store. and burned Hereby about an
nour The entire building was destroyed, and the
loss Will amount TO about $1,000
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