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MEssRs. HEALy AND DAvITr LIKELY TO GO TO
Prison AGAIN.-ln the House OF Commons yester-
day Mr.. Trevelyan, chief secretary to Ireland, re-
ierring to the recent infiammatory speeches OF
MesSrS Davttt, Healy and Redmond. said that II
such speeches were continued, the meeting OF the
National League would be prohibited. Prosecu-
ton would forthwith be Instituted in the case OF
MI Redmond. II MessrS Davitt and IIcaly per.
sisted In making tnfammatory speeches. appiica-
ton would be Made to have them bound over TO
Mr. Healy, In defiant manner, begged 10 Inform
the government that he would return to Dublin
tomorrow.
seek TO have Mr.. Healy bound over TO be OF good
behavior he will not find sureties; he would rather
60 to prison. NJ Davtt r. likely 90 take similar
CCusDa
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Annusencnts, &C.. Tonight.
Fo2DS OPERA HOUSE.-''Only a Farmers Daugh-
ter"
NATIONAL THEATER.-"The Black Flag"
THEATER COMIQUE--"The Missouri outlaw"
METROPOLITAN NJ. E. CHURCH.-Rcv. w. II. Boole
on THE Liquor Traffic"
ABNERS HALL-Concert by the Saal family
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nRY GOODS.
THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH OF
NEW YORK!
$4,000 SQUARE FEET DEVOTED TO
BUSINESS
OTIS FINEST ELEVATOR
AND EVERY MODERN IMPROVEMENT THAT
SCIENCE CAN THINK OF ON THE PREMISES,

An those who have IL admire IT, and judging
confess Isl grand success and we shall strive to
maintain the confidence OF all. instead of doubling
our business. did last month we shall try and
triple it during the first year. Where there is viii
there is way. and we know how to do i-that il By
buying only from first hands by the original package
so as to save the middle mans profit and sellins,a
living profit When say profit it is something eel.
dom touched by advertisers but no merchant can exist
without it, as certainly something to pay Ono
Hundred and Thirty six Hands, which we now have on
our pay rolls This is large number for Washington,
take ten more clerks experienced hands only II We
only knew where to get them. We do not employ all
these for show. and must have work to do it.
Come and convince yourself that the
warm spell our building is like bee hive and reminds
anybody OF The Bonmarche. of Paris We have given
our import orders for March and April delivery Zoe
about One Hundred Cases Dress Goods Cashmeros
White Goods and Linen Housefurnishins Goods etc.
Is wonder that should be entitled to buy atlower
figures than other merchants house is chased
with the largest obbn houses Of New York and second
to none IN STANDING.
- The memorandum invoices Of the above we have
now on hand. We ask and all TO deal with us. In
return guarantee to sell at lowest New York retail
prices and in many instances much lower Gas we can
prove by New York Retailers Pattern BooksD Our q.
sornents shall always be complete and We shall try to
make building and business the pride Of the Cap
al For bulletins of goods and prices see other daily
and weekly papers, and remember that we only sdvof
tise such goods have in quantities as TO give
parties from the distance a show to write for them
Thanking you all for the liberal patronage and friendly
feelings extended to during the last twenty year,
We are. respectfully, your obedient servants,
LANSBURGH & BRO,
M 40. 422, 424 SEVENTH STREET.
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THE grand holiday opening Of r. Goldschmid's
Mammoth Department Store No SIP 9TH ST. H. W.
Will take place Saturday Dec. end. when on this
occasion Immense bargains VIII almost be given
away; The goods on exhibition will occupy 10. coo
square feet OF space. For full particulars see Fri
day evening STAR.
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THE IMMENSE STORE OF Mr.. Il. Silyerberg 3I2 It'll
street, extending through the entire square and
containing an endless variety OF fancy goods and
toys. should be visited by ali parents on Saturday
his opening day.
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For BARGAISs call and inspect our immense
Stock OF holiday goods. A beautiful steel engra-
wing given TO every customer. Boston Variety
Store, 7O5 Market Space.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered tomorrow
and Moniay-a JOB lot OF Java and waffle canvas,
al colors, l0c- yard
Mrs MAX WEYL, agt..
81
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SHvERBERG will show, on Saturday, December
the largest stock OF toys ever seen here. Openin
day.
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FRESH MEATS-Round steak 10c ID: liver Sc
H.; porterhOuSe, 15c h.; Srloin, 1215c. H. cholc,
NIB roast 10c. 10; at f. p. Hughes market corner
9Th and streets northwest
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OSE pair OF gum shoes and set OF pictures will
De presented 10 every nve-dOilar customer at He'll
Druhs, 4O2 1th street. Sign, the Old Woman In
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ELEGANT DRESSING CASES from 81 upwards at
Dalnlndnn's holiday opening, Monday and Tues
day, December 4th and 5th, at 500 9TH St
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THE WASHINGTON LECTURE LYCEUN
l. announce the following
COURSE OF LECTURES
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church:
Tuesday, Dec. l2-Rev. JOHN HALL, ID. D., Of N Y.
The Scriptures and the Sciences (new).
Wednesday. Dec. 20-Rev. I. DE WITT TALMAGE.
The Monstrostes, Cruelties and Meanuess Of Modern
lnfdeity new.
Wednesday, Jan 3-Rev. JOSEPH COOK.
The Religious Signs of the Times (new).
Friday, JAM 5-Rev. JOSEPH COOK.
The Spells System, the Pocket in Politics (ney)
Friday, Jan. 19-Rev. ROBERT COIIYER.
From the Anvil to the Pulpit new.
Friday, Feb. 2-Mr. JOHN B. COUGH
Powers hat BE new.
Number OF Course Tickets limited, 81. so each ba
had at primo pal bookstores. Seats for course
without extra charge, ut Frees bookstore 1912 street
opposite Ebbtt House. Single admission. rs cents.
nl7-22t
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WE WILL SELL tomorrow so dozen fine plush
turbans at 75c-, reduced from and sold ELSEWHERE
o. San immense bargain Blout's, 40 7rh
street. " 'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-01

THE largest assortment OF carriage and buffalo
Noes In the city, at Salomon's, 200 7th street
Northwest
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ELEGANT black goods, cheapest; ia 9TH st.
A FINE SILK TIE given to the purchaser OF a
gents hat, at - The Famous" 12S 9TH street.
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GRAND CHINESE ILLUMINATION tomorrow even.
Ing, at Augenstein's, Sl7 9Th st. NV.
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GET Your CHRISTMAS GIFTS, presented to each
purchaser at Dammann'S grand holiday opening
Monday and Tuesday, December 4th and 5th at
800 7th st
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CITY ITEMS.
e. G. Lewis, Hatter and Mems Fur
niAheH.

e. @. Lewis, Hatter and Mems Fur.
ntAhef,
$50 7th street, below Mt Vernon square.
Fan and winter style silk hats S, worth So
Black and coiored Derby'S $780, 81 81. 50. S.
Boys black and blue Derbys 81. worth $3.50.
Boys seal skin skating caps $3.50. $1.sa, 81
Mems fur top. Spring-wrfSt Gloves 81 to 81
Scarlet indicated flannel underwear $3.50, 81
Extra heavy canton flannel drawers Soc, worth
75c
Shaker, cashmere and meripo half hose.
Lined cloth gloves, umbrellas, wool jackets.
Mr.. e. M. McCOmaS,
14th and L Streets says: All to whom have sold
Browns Iron Bitters speak Of it in the highest
terms"
Trindcrs' LacsO Phcshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oh, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds. consumption. bronchitis asthma, all throat,
breast and lung affections
When the Skin
is parched and freckled by strong northwest winds
and the face becomes dry and Scaly, it can be re-
stored TO SmoOthneSS and good color by DIR. Ben
sons Skin Cure A perfect remedy for trouble
some Itching and vexatious pmples
s"ROUgh on COrns.'s
Ask for Wells Trough on Corns." l5c Quick,
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunlonS.
.'Alderney Dairy WaGOns.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. "Ward" prints soc. Der 10
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&C. per Qt Cream. 15c- pint
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BERLIN ZEPHYR, ali shades, &C. and &c. o.: Ger
mantOWn wool, &C., &c, &c. and g. all coOrS of
zephyr and Java canvas; best German Knitting
wool. DANMANN'S SOC 9TH street
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HEADQUARTERS for knit jackets. 1.-THE Famous
u 1th street.
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SrERN's new dolmans and Jackets, 9ol 7th

2OCO PAIRS ehild's hanG-sewed spring heel button
KID and goat, 90 cents at Hahn'S Sit nth st.
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ExTg AoRDINARY reductions In children's hand
INIT worSted coats, listers, hoods. leggings and
hits DAMMANNS, SOC 7rh street
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To REJOICE Stock at Hahn's, $40 7th street and
1922 Pennsylvania avenue
,n's good coarse boots 81. IS.
Mems C. IL. cloth top ValtSrS and button, - 50.
Mems n le hand-StitchSd boots and shoes
tdies' hand-5ewe;l goat button, $32a
Ladies' French Kid button, $3.50
l. lfies' genuine goat and ki1 button, S1.50.
l. tdieS' reliable pebble button, 81.
ChlIdS hand-ScNcd spring aeel button, 60c.
AUGESsTETN'S grand holiday opening takes place
Tomorrow. SATURDAY, December 81, when actual
bargains vii. be sold IN every department, and on
which occasion every lady caller W l. receive a
handsome souvel.F. EyerJ purchaser presented
With fancy reticGle filled With French candy, at
NJ Augensten's, ST 7th street northwest
s. DECORATED TEA SETS, mOSS-rose and gilt,
reduced, Tomorrow lat Augensteins Si 9TH St NV,
To 40
GREAT BARGAINS, solid color silk clicked hose,
81, az Clark'5, 732 9TH street. Remember the
grand PLAGUE gwen away.
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ONE GRAND CHRISTMAS PLAGUE to be given to
every purchaser on Saturday, at Ciark'S, 732 18th
street.
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BARGAINS In japanese fancy novelties; glove
ana handkerchief LOXeS from Zoe. upwards al
Dammann's holiday opening, Monday and Tues.
day, December 4th and 5th.
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Mr. b. SILvERBERG, 312 9TH street, will have his
grand Holiday opening on Saturday, December 2.
Give him a Call
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HEADQUARTERS for handmade worsted goods
chldren's leggngs, Csc; ladies' leggingS, AZ.
Infants, misses and ladies' mitts from 25c to Soc
sleeveless Jackets, 9Sc.: superior quality, ST. IS
hne zephyr caps, 50c 75c, ST. 81 y 90: children'5
merino vests and pantaletts, all Sizes 25c ladies'
merino vests, 4Sc.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, agt.,
-fl, cfra
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BLACK fur trimming, from CSC. a yard upwards
at Salomon's, 200 eth street northwest.
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IMPORTED LAMPS, actual worth $3.50 reduced tC
ESQ tomorrow, at Augenstein'S ST. 18th st. NV.
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"JAP" and "Scrap Pictures" See adv.
j. JAY GOrID
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CONE AND SEE how we slaughter ribbons: ir will
ASton:sh you. Bouts 10 7th street.
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JEwELKY, jewelry, solid golf; sterling silver ana
rolled gold jeyelry, new designs and low prices
All above goods warranted as represented
Mrs. MAX WEYLrs agt
S12 9TH street northwest
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Do Nor FosGET that b. Silverberg, 312 7th street,
has his Holiday opening tomorrow.
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ART NOVELTIES, Xmas cards. ]. Jay Gould,s.

sTERN's cashmeres, half price, 994 9TH, bet.
and h.
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Ed. j. HANNAH, plumber, 517 18th street nor tn
west, Will furnish tanks very cheap.
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RHINE STONE rings, dlarnond settings. Isl. PrIgg.

ANOTHER LoT OF those cheap black tips at Soc a
bunch (3)- Bouts, 710 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-01

THE Thompson patent wave is now displayed ut
03l + street northwest. What can be more becOul-
Ing to plain face or even pretty ones?
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$35 DECORATED DINNER SETS reduced to s19 al
AugeHStein'S, SIT 9TH street NV, tomorrow only
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IMPORTED DoLMANs, cheap, at j. E Youngs.
LADIES' AND CHILDRES's WRAPS, half price, 786
TN street
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Nv NJ. SHUSTER l. SONS,
sl9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DRESS GOODS IN CHOICE TEXTURES.
VELVETS. SILKS SATINS AND PLUSHES.
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs BLACK AND
CoLORS, (Our Own Importation
OTTOMAN SILKS, OTTOMAN SATINS
BROCADE NELvETS AND PLUSHEs, STREET
AND EVENING SHADES.
BONNET AND GUINET BLACK SILKS IN EVERY
SUPERIOR COLoRED GRosGR SILKS. at
$l5a, the very best in the market for the price,
VERY LARGE STOCK OF EVENING SILKS SAT-
ms. PLuSHES. &c. Evening goods shown under
VERY LARGE STOCK OF CoLoRED vELvETs IN
EtkEEhG !ss y, s STREET SHADES FOR DRESSES
ouItHT T Pi sATINs IN EVERY COLOR FOR SKIRTS
BEAUTIFUL sILK-FAoED JERSEY sToCKINET.
6er wide One yard required for Jersey s.. so
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S JERSEYS.
LADIES' SILK AND Isle HOSE.
FUR F.uf GAPEs AND MUFFs FOR LADIES AND
FUR LINED CIRCULARS
BROCADE OTTOMAN PELIssES AND DoLMANs.
prises everything NEW and DksI I ALL ana COM
IMPORTED BRAIDED JACKETS, IN MYRTLE.
BRONZE. BROWN ANO NAVY. THE VERY
fHN MaRk ANP MOST Stylish GOATS IL
MOURNING GOODS OF THE BEST QUALITIES
ONE PRICE.
w. NJ. SHusrER SoSs,
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THE GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING OF r. Col iSchmiI s
Mfmmoth Department sore, No. sl2, 7th st. n. W.,
bet II and NV; viii tlke place tomorrow; The
holiday goO1S on exh bit occupies 10 500 feet of
space; The store with its vast improvements over
last year viii be taaiefully decorated All grand
illumination VIII take place in the evening also
the following immense bargains viii be almost
given away; French china tea sets decorate
with moss roses Al pieces Sc; large ia
panned dust pans with brush 14c.; cocoa
door mats with red border 4sc.; ebony smoking
sets With table combined 951.: furnished dressing
cases 9jc- American china Gin amber sets 10 1 ceS
assorted colorS and with gol1 lines s3.75 scalopad
french china fruit plates with gold lines an I
painted center 15c., each: cOlOred Bohemian glass
finger bowls 14c. each; french china fruit saucers
assorted colors with painted center and gold
lines l5c. each; handsome wax dolls 30 inches long
95e English china tea sets "A pieces decorated with
gold S6.25; chamber sets 10 pieces decorated with
flowers s32 5; tin toilet sets pieces assorted
colors sl.55; covered chamber buckets assorted
coiorS 35c foot tubs 49,; IL inch tea trays &C.
ID inch he japanese covered butter dishes 25c
cream pitchers 10c-; covered sugar bowls 45c
cups anu SaucerS to match 15c-; decorated english
China dinner sets 112 pieces $40; large doll ear
r1tgeS 9Oc. handsome ebony easel frames 25c
Dread or cake boxes CSC, also 10 per cent Dis
count on an immense assortment OF the latest
designs and shapes OF decorated dinner, tea and
chamber sets. No poStponement on account OF
weather,
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fso. co WORTH OF TOYS, FANCY Goops AND HoII.
BAY PRESENTS VIII be exposed at Siyerbery's
grind Holiday opening tomorrow. His reputation
ycf low prices Will be more than maintained.
= Si.yerbefg. Sl2 9TH street and Sls 9Th street.
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THE GREATEST MARX Down OF the season---nnc
Seaser mats at 95c.; former price s2a5 Blout's,
no 9TH street
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Special Weather Bulletin.

NbSHlNGTONs ~, Dc i, 1881. y.3l a N.
For the middle Allan &c states, warmer fair
weather, except I'm north portion light snow wCSt-
eTiy winds, stationary or lower pressure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-01

FrssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
FOR HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.
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fi2 DECORATED CHAMBER SETS tomorrow e1ss
0t Augenstein's S17 7th St NV.
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The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
The following special bulletin TO the press: A
warm wave, averaging go above the mean for the
month, anc moving TO the south and east, is cen
trail In Dakota. cold wave pressing TO the SOUTH
ward has entered Manitoba and the northwestern
frontier The fOllOWfE. special temperatures
were reported at T. III yesterday: WaSaingt on,
80; Norfolk, 400; Savannah, $50; Atlanta, 43o 4;
jacksonville, $50: Pensacola. 397: New Orleans.
$50; @ iiveStOn, $50. Warmer fair weather IS in
dieated on Saturday in the soath Atlantic ami
pu,f
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An IMMENSE lot OF long plumes, black, garnet,
ruoy. olive, &C., at sl.S; former price s.. 50.
Bouts, 10 9TH street
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LECTURES.

[ EcTURE ,v ~,
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER
AT LINCOLN HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING. December 8. 1882.
SUBJECT: EVOLUTION AND REVOLUTIONS
Admission IS cts, including reserved seat.
he sale of seats will commence on Wednesday Now
90 1882 at at Metzerott's store. n27-st
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Mrs. A. JEFFERS,
WI 2l31 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Has added a. new departure. Kensington. ArTasel,e
and Hand Painting taught In lessons (matera fur
nished.l Full stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, inciudine
Fancy Feathers. Birds. Plumee, Ribbons. Velvets,
Stamping Patterns ma
VyHE .CELLWOlD TRUH9: THAT NEVER
bresas neysr wears out slwsys clean. and can be
CHA6 FISHER'A
Gas It'll street northwest.
MRS. FISHER devotes her attentim 70 tho wsnfsoe
Lady Patrons MIL
nID WINE AND OLD ERIENDgARH KNOWN AS
~ 0o besk 70 - 1U6THH Old Sand Known for yoar1
@ eAe only plaop N1erN hEa*chm SECONDHAND
M0IH1@f en- y SO e pE3oes Ad1Tlnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-01

Old fashionable remedies arc rapidly giving ground
before the advance OF this conquering specific and old
fashioned ideas In regard to depletion AZ means of
cure. have been quite exploded by the success of the
great renovan whieh tones the system tranquilizes
the nerves. neutralis malaria depurates ana enriches
the blood, rouses the liver when dormant and pro-
notes regular habit sd body.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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$s5,6s4 10

Arrears general taxes due November "a,
1882. $s65, 6s4 10
There was due OF general taxes,on July
LIST. 1881, the sum of................ s996374 SO
Arrears Que November I'd, 1882. S656S4 19
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PRESENTS to everybody tomorrow at Augen-
stems. 81 9TH ST. NV. Grand opening.
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DRY GOODS.
. ooDwARD 4 LorHRop.

w ooDwARD 4 IorHRop
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Z.
FIFTY DOZEN GENTLEMEN's HEMMED AND
PR1Nr TED HANDKERCHIEFs "A regular Csc.
Quality-at FIFTEEN CENTS each.
FIFTY DOZEN GENTLEMEN's HEMsTITcHED
AND PRINTED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFs-
the best Handkerchief sold at the popular price
Of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS each.
FIFTY DOZEN GENTLEMEN's PLAIN WHITE
HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANpEERCHIEFs.
Please examine quality only TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS each
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
92l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE s2l
ms
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A SENSIBLE WoMAN-"I tell you It "a all fool.
ishness," said Mrs Jones, ''to go to Baltimore ]
found that out yesterday. can and did do better
right here at home" Said Mrs. Smith: "What
did you go to Baltimore for?" " went to get the
boys some clothing, but returned and bought them
at t. Robinson Co. IS, 9o9 Pennsylvania avenue
stock OF boys Clothing than any house in Baltl-
more"
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k.D GfoyEs' KID GLoyEsI--Foster Lace Hook,
yazr5nfed, e7c.; Sbutton length MoSQuetaires,
e.: wool liked kid gloves, s5c.
ssa DAANANN's, SOC 9TH street.
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SCARLET CSDERsHIRTs, reduced from 81. o to Csc
~ +" The Famous" rs 9TH street.
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xvKRY PURCHASES viii receive q useful, sub.
xe&u.lal present at Dammanu;s holiday opening
0endAy and Tuesday, December eth and 9Th.
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MIR. BEEcHER'S LECTCRE-Mr. Beecher Will give
his great lecture on Evolution and Revolution" in
1882 The sale otseats commenced on "Wednesday
morning at MetZerOtt's music store. Parties de-
String good seats had better secure them at once
been taken.
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w ooDwARp & LorHhop.
Having purchased a lot OF BLACK SILK MERvEII-
LlEUA and RHADAMES at prices heretofore n
known, we shall offer the same counters
at correspondngly low prices. viz:
BLACK SILK MERvEILLIEUXn never of cred less than
81 70, we shall offer at 81 per yard.
BLACK SILK RHADAME, superior quality, only 81
yard.
BLACK SILK MERvEIILIEUX. never offered lees
ID, than u 90 We shall sell at only 81. rs yard.
BLACK SILK MERVEILLIEUX. fully worth 81. Is,
49, we ehal sell at only 81. 375S yard.
BLACK SILK RHADAME. worth ST. so. at only 81. IS
yard. "
BLACK SILK RHADAME. worth 81. u.s. we shali sell at
81 so yard.
BLACK SILK RHADAME. elegant quality never sold
heretofore under 81 yard, shall sell at 81 80 yard
We invite special attention to these Silk fabrics as we
cannot usually place before customers such great
value.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
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NH 81.
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JAPANESE GOODS. Majors, cor. 1th and Fl NV.
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LOCAL MENTION
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s. DECORATED TEA SETS, mOsS-rose and gilt,
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