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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-20
ATELEER TypoGRApH1QJE.
ROTARY JOB PREss.

Ayant tout le mater;el necessa;re. nous sem
mes a meme d'eStcuter tour les ouvragcs ty-
pograpEipnes qGi nous seront comics Les
brets daTocat. carries d'attailes. entttes de
features, tickets dilabitatioa. blancs. circu-
!aires, etc: seront in!pri,ats dams lie plus Ircf
delai ct 4 Ges priX nlodt.es.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-20
NOCvEAUx AhRANGEVEYTs.
HOTEL DI;S ~ETRANGER&s
E~nc0ignure des rues Green ct ThibodAGk

Mr.. Thomas Albert PREVENT ses anis 3
les vOyageurs quill Went de faire de -
veaux arrangements qui lui permettrcnt =
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront lhsnsss
rcr deleur cODfiance .
Repas atOute helre de IL journ6e es n
commando.
Table d'h6te d 10 heures du matin fpe1
dejeuner ct ! 4 heures du sOir pOur dtDeEs
Chambres c0mmOdes ct bien garnies.
PRIx NODEREBS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-20
A Vemdre.

On certain moroccan de teire situ6 sur Ia
rive droite du Bayou Laiourche, = 4 miles en-
haut de Thibodaux, mesurant un arpent de
face sur quarante de p~rofondeur.
Pour les conditions s'adresser 4
Us. GOODE. Avoeat,
ID jan Of. ThibOdaux. Line.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-20
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The house and lot heion. ing to St. Johns
Episcopal Church. situated on Jackson street
5 tor sale. Parties wishing to purchase the
same should apply to
$. T. GRISAMORE.
Secretary
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-20
DENTAL NOTICE.
60

r J.. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS LOCA-
~. Gated in town permanently a. will
perform all operations arper'rlning to his
professions at very mo.ierat prices.
He will also practice in the surrounding
country and adjoining Parishes when called
for
Office Corner of St. Philip and Thibodaux
Ste. The best Of referen given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

Open Nights,
j. Jay GOuldS Xmas Cards, Scrolls TOYS etc 1:
LANDLORDS Perfume Anime Violet
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Affairs in West Wus,,;crton.

GEORGETOWN AMATEUR ORCHEsTRA.-The ninth
pubic rehearsal OF the above named organization
n G.. BernayS cOnduct0rl. at Curtis hail. last even
ing, was very successful. The hall was packed
with an appreciatiye audience and the ambitious
program OF the evening was finely rendered. The
observation-disclosures of Figaro. Lully'S GavOte, Che
pins PolOnaise. and WaldteufelS Waltz Barcarole
rendition or the main feature OF the evening
Be1thovenS Second Symphony-while not as salts
factory TO musical critics. was creditable to the
organization which could come so near doing it
justice. The vocal efforts of Mr.. W. s. Young
seemed 10 be appreciated by his admirers present
FEARS OF AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are made
by the country people Of the placing of an engine
USED on the work OF the new tunnel at College
branch. about mile this side Of the distributing
reservoir, at which place the road is high and un-
protected. They ask that a fence be placed there
as there Is great danger of horses getting fright
ened and serious accidents resulting.
DEATH or AN AGED LADY.-Mrs Priscilla Berry,
rect OF the late Peter Berry died at her late resi-
dence Yesterday, aged IS years The funeral will
take place from the residence OF her son, John
Berry. 3GJ5 O street, tomorrow at o'clock
CATTLE MARKET.-SaleS Of live stock are reported
at Droyers' Rest by Tayenner Bros as follows: 1863
cattle up and sold as follows Best at 51 to So good
al - 20 d medium at III to A: common at to
AZ. 20 sheep and lambs the narket-sheep
SOLD at ~ &c 51s lambs at 81 to So. Is cows and
calves sold at s25 to S55. Market brisk.
COLD IRADE.-1he shipments from Cumberland
herS. Were 4l,G15 tons and the total shipments for
The year TO that date 27S 09s tons an increase OF
@HO,stU tons, as compared with the corresponding
PERIOD or 1852. The canal SHIPMENTS were for the
the week. 1910 tons; for the year. t1S 3O5 tons an
IilcicttSe oi 1US $50 tons, as compared with 1882
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

4MvsEMrNTs--1st page.
lTTo2SEY-5th page
AUCTION SALEs-5th and 7th PAGES
BoARDISG-4th page
BUSINESS CHsNCEs-4th page
CITY ITEM-Sth page
CoUETRT REAL EsTATE-4th pace
DEATHs-5:h page
DESTISTRY-sth pann
EpCCATIOSAL-5th pagn
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-6th page.
FINASCIAL-6th page
For RENT (RoOms 18th p1-a
ROR RENT CHousesH4th PAGE
FoR Rent tNiscellaneOUsl-tth PAGE
FoR SAFE (Hisccllanao:ls-4th PAGE.
For SALE fHOusesf-4th page.
For SALE Gots)-4th rage.
HOTELS &C-5th Pare
LADIES GOODS-Cth page
LECTUREs-1st PAGE
LOST AND FoUSD-4tl paza
MONEY To LoAS-4th page.
Medical. &C,-Gth Pare.
PERsONAI.-4th page
PIANOS AND ORGASs-Gth para
PROFESSIONALLY page.
RAILROADs-6thp PAGE.
SCRAP PICTURE-4th parn
SEwI:5G MACHINEs-Gth Pare.
SPECIAL NOTICES-1st PAGE.
SPECIALIIEs-4th page.
STEAMERS. &cr-Gth page
The TRADES-6th page
TSDERTAKERs. &C-6th page
WANTED tHclp)-th pace.
WANTED tSituations}-4th pa-a.
WANTED HCusesl-4th PAGE
WANTED tROoulsl-4th PAGE
WANTED Misceilaneousl-ith paya.
WOOD AND COsI-5th raqe
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DR.. HARTIGsS examined the remains OF Sarah
Dade, the coIorcd woman found dead I'm the house
or MI Brady, back OF the ScIuctZen park as stated
In The STAR yesterday, and gave certificate that
death was from natural causes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
The Following Greatest of all Great

bargains ever offered In this city will be sold for to-
morrow only at NJ AugenStcin'S. S17-S19 S21 7th St
H. W.: Fancy vase lamps, with novelty trimming,
voc: 4 doz sllyer-plated teaspoons, 45c bread
KNIVES, l5c worth SOC; siver-plated butter knife,
l2c covered butter dishes, Sc; handsome decorated
French china pitchers, 25c, worth 75c.; cocoa door
mats, 3sc; X doz. ebony handle knives and forks.
and waiter, &c; y doz. individual salt stands,
loc; waiter and 4 dOz. Oscar Wilde goblets 33c.;
"a sheets paper and "A envelopes &C.; ut. covered
buckets, &C.: qt, &C.; at, 15c.; japanned toilet
sets, all colors, S1.6S handsome majoca cuspa-
doreS, Csc; patent knife and fork box, 2lc. Great
bargains In an immense stock OF decorated china
and toys.
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DIR. Carman's Dentalaid Teeth,
l, Gums, Breath
Comparisons are Odious,

THERE BE TAII.ORS AND TAILORS.
For flStcaSS articles in that line Investigate the
merits of Ilennings Tailoring Departments 40 1th
street. Besides the high standard he has erected
the largest assortment can be found on his count,
ers. He employs artists of superior ability and
trying on is seldom necessary. He makes no suits
at smaller charge than thiry-tive dollars as it is
not possible TO get them up for less in rst-class
style. Anything for less sum is necessarily no
better, II as good as ready-made work. Best trim
mngS used.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
GESurSE INDIA Su.wns

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
has JUST OPENED THE LARGEST STOCK OF GIN
CINE INDIA SHAWLS AND WRAPS THAT As
EVER BEEN OFFERED IN THIS CITY RANGING
IN PRICE FROM as To Loco THESE SHAWL :
ARE THE PROPERTY OF THE CELEBR ATFD
"CoMPAGNIE DIES INDIES" WHO ARR HFAD-
'1NDIA WRAPS" AND WILL BE EXHIBITED ny
ME FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. THIS Is RARf,
OPPORTUNITY TO ANY ONE DESIRING To
PURCHASE A GENUINE CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWL.
OR WRAP, As HE ASSORTMENT Is VERY
LARGE AND THE PRICES GUARANTEED To 81,
THE LOWEST.
ELEGANT STOCK OF PURE SILK LYONS yELvFTS
COLORS, FROM s. To go
BROCADED VELyETS. ALL PRICES.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS OTTOMaNS RAD
LINERS. AND SATINS FROM The BEST
FRENCH MAKERS. AT CORRECT PRICES.
FRENCH BROADCLoTHS AND TRICoTS FOR La
DIES HABITS.
IMMENSE STOCK OF SILK WRAPS AND FUR
LINED CIRCULARS
eE-ENENING GOODS A SPECIALITY
cF- SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FANCY NOVELTIES
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
.ESPECIM APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS.
p swc pE1h r GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Rnildn,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street
Established 1S40 dis
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A musc,,,e.,fs. &c. YO.n;yh

ArEuscInenfs. &c, Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER - Lawrence Barrett as
Hamlet.
FoRD's OPERA HOUsE-Mrs. Langtry In 'The
'.HunehDack.
THEArER CONIQUE.-The Nautch dancers and
varieties.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
Torrance.
CONGREGATIONAL CnURCH.-Sunday School Instl-
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The GaIvano-Maynetic Treatment

OF DISEASE (AND COMBINATION SYSTEM1
Call or send for pamphlet containing many testi-
m0nialS OF cures wrought in Baltimore, Washing
Ton ana other places. Consultation free at our
Office or home OF patients. Satisfaction guaranteed
Dr. f. A. PARSONS Il Co..
n. L. Cor Lexington and Liberty SITS, and 9221i f
street northwest, Washington, d. c.
Washington Office hOurS:-S q. IN. to IN
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Ho Fon HonlpAys.

CANDIES! CANDIEs't CANprEsfrr
Cg'a; EcGultions az
SHAMELESS THlLApEITHA CANDY FACTORY
Fine Mixed Candy. 25c re- ~ sihz 81
Fine French Mixture, % I.rlb ~, 81
Pure American Mixture Is Ter 10 "a. los 81.
Froken Candy. l5c. pr n. lbs 81
hull assortment Of Naillari Whi,rn.n's c,,f.,o,.
aid Imported Frou- Il Fruits. Ca Ter 10
GT,at reductions 10 Char, hes Sunday schools 4,
Parties clubbing tostihgr and lriyin in o1a,f,i,s
can have thor orers Filed TrUnI y and al prices that
caEIOt he oGualed
Bring your orders in sooa as possible
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EHeilbrun,s Great Saley
for "The Old woman In window
HAhzH'S Great Sale Of

IHahz's Great Sale Of
Gent fine embroidered Slippers. 15c. ST. and 81 o.
Ladies' Misses and Children'S embroidered Slippers
15c. and 81.
Ladies' warm lined Slippers 4Oc. up.
Ladies' warm lined Shoes. SIC. up.
Ladies' good pebble and kid button, Csc. up
Gents solid Boots, ST. up.
Boys, Youths and Children'S calf and kip Boots,
15c. up.
Gents and Ladies fine handmade Shoes, marked
way down.
SIG 1th street and 1000 pennsylya MIA
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Books, BOOKS, Books,

just Received At BaUMss BOOK nrr,rTvt-Nr
Lower than any book store in tn ,i'y Ils. 49,
either IN seis slasly, include 81 sian is A.
thCrs IN History. RngrrI ny AMI ff5n as W. = fhs
Latest Publications in cicc Literal uru NM linz q.
Illustrated Books. including
Ho--s Raven, illustrated hv nore
1antt's lnferuo. illustrated by nrp
Paradise Lost. illustrated lS nurs
Don GglNut.. illustrated IN bore
Slide Gallery. illustrated ~ Isrc
I1umphr lie CuliiOn. illustrated ~ Henry Icss,v
zaf, : Fan illustrated ty Paul Avril
IAie SilIsha'le, Sc, illustrated hy Paul Avrll
ais" single Poems. finely illustrated r. Gift Books
IN tins city 800 49, - N--t'i
hihes, Prayer Books and Hvrnnals
N---s'i--s Cards N,W Years Carls. Toys Games &c
4, BAIN'S BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Al6 tn street northwest
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tie Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. r. 1855. go an.
For the middle Atlantic states colder fair
weather, nOrthwtSterly WintiS, rising barometer,
followed on Thursday 10y warmer sOUtheily winds
and falling barometer.
SPECIAL EULLETIN-FATR WEATHER TOMORROW.
Fair weather Is indicated for New England and
the middle Atlantic states on Thursday.
DANMANNS special prices for oar holiday opening
Tomorrow at $50 18th street nGrthWeSt:
SbuttOn length mOsquetaire kids, sc.
S-buttOn length fnOSqurtaire kids, warranted, CSC.
b-hOOk Foster kids 15c.
4-button stitched back kids. warranted. soc.
Cashmere wool uDderSiirts reduced to ISc.
Solid c0lored silk handkerchPfS. SOC. worth 9S'.
500 dOZ. pure linen hClnS; hjIfS. 12eC. worth 25c
20 dOZ gents Satin-lincd dressing cases. 9c worth
81. 50 dOZ- plush bags, 49,. worth 15c.
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Reduced for Tomorrow Only

At !i36 9TH street:4-4 Wamsutta, 1Oc., 12Hc Union
Plalds Dress Goods. So; all wool, SOC. Black Cash
mere. 35c., 75c; Turkey Red 49c Al Antlroscoggin,
SIC; all Cloaks. Cloth and silks below cost; llu-
minated, &c, 12}@c., to make room for Holiday
Goods. 40 9TH street, Mourning Store
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Any one who may forward at once to NJ. A. Da,l-
phin, or the New Orleans National Bank at New
Orleans La ten dollar note, or two postal checks
payable at New Orleans, OF 81 90 each, will have a
chance OF an early opportunity OF receiving $780,
lars to be distributed on Tuesday, December Is. at
the (163) Grand Semi-Annual Drawing OF the Lou
fsiana State Lottery Company. SO be warned in
time and do not say that we did not tell you or else
forever hold your peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Fl o L I D A Y
DRY GOODS.

III L I D AY
DRY GOODS
We would respectfully call the attention of Senator's
Members Of Congress- and customers and strangers
who visiting the city to stock of Dry
Goods and Carpeting.
Black and Colored Velvets and Pushes in low me.
dunn and fine goods
Black and colored silks Of the best brands imported
Ottoman cloths for Ladies' Sutings ST. 25 81 so
and 50 per yard
4O-in Flannel Sutings 30 and 02k cents per yard
Colored Cashmeres from Soc up to 81
full and complete stock Of Table Linen, Napkins,
Towels Bed Quilts Blankets and Comforts
Also. Handkerchiefs, Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Ar
ticles suitable for Christmas Presents
Carpetings on our second and third floors The best
goods at the lowest prices throughout the store
". W. BURDETTE & CO..
No. 92s It'll street and 7O6 street northwest
d1l-3t
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DIR. Carn.an's Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Br
Grape Culture and Port Wine.

Mr. A. Speer, OF New Jersey, one of the largest
grape producers In the East, commenced but a few
years ago. In small way, now controls large vine
yards OF the OpOrtO Grape, from which his famous
Port Grape Wine and Burgundy are made which
chemists and physicians say rivals the world for
their purity and beneficial effects on weakly and
aged persons and the consumptiye. For sale by
druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

THE finest Cabinet Photographs in the CITY, only
s. per dOz. made by Davis. G25 Ia. az.
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Mr. RICE's patrons VIII be glad TO hear that he
has reduced his prices for Cabinet Photographs to
81, and Will continue the reduction for two months
In order 10 introduce improved styles OF sJIpe-
rior work. Large Photographs reduced in proper
ton. NJ p RICE
1919 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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CITY ITEMS.
The fnIanvrSnr ;u,~,o-o

The following immense
bargains suitable for Holiday presents will be sold
to-lnorrow only at r. Godschmd's S12-7th ST. H.
W.; large albums 41c, worth 81; 1nkStands &c.,
worth 35c; decorated china toy tea sets 33c worth
SOC; large paint boxes with superior paints &c.
sold elsewhere for 25C: Shell boxes &C.; knife fork
ana spoon for children only &C.; wooden swiss
carved side brackets only 19c., worth &c., writing
sets on eaSelS only 23c., worth SOC; large bOhe-
inlan SILVER glass vases Soc, pair, worth ST.;
handsome decorated French china fruit plates for
Sic, worth $50; pearl card cases 49c, worth ST.
wooden kitchen sets with table combined only l7c;
handsome hand painted French china card re-
celVers on stand only Soc, worth ST. writing desks
on stand only 95c, worth $3.50; tables with slnOk-
ing sets combined only 15c, worth $780, wax dolls
II inches long lie; inch dolls with china limbs
DC; wine glasses + for SIC, worth g.. (Only 8 to
eacll clStomcT; glass breakfast sets containing
pieces only pc: handsome engraved celery glasses
4Ic., worth 81; wax dolls 80 inches long only 95c
worth S1-50 Boys delight toys in one box only
53,, worth 81; large wooden steam boats only 45c
extra large Csc, worth '5c., and ST. large black
boards FOR children s5c worth 81; backing cases
with Snoe brush and boxes of backing only 81 Is,
worth So also the public is respectfully invited to
cal! ana examine my vast stock OF holiday goods
Wnlch occupies 10000 square feet OF space ana from
which great many bargains can be obtained.
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bOOh 1UI i nc VI'I " UIiI'III III "IIIVIU"

WE WILL START EARLY to clear up odd suits and
broken lots AZ half their original value. Eiselnan
Bros, corner eth and l..
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HEILBRCS'S CHRISTMAS GIFTs-All who buy five
dollars worth OF boots. shoes. slippers. rubherS or
arct1cs, until December 18th. Will be presented with
pair OF shoes worth fifty cents and q handsome
souvenir. our prices lower than the lowest
L HEIIBkUN. 400 eth street
Look fOr-The Old Woman in Window.
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XMAS PRESENTS given away at Dammann's OPEN
Ing tomorrow. a. Dammann. agt., SGG eth street
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SILyEPwAEE SALE.-The attention OF the public
Is called TO the advertisement OF SllverwaTc by
order OF the Taunton Silver-pate Co., to be sold at
Waiter Is. Williams & Co.'S SaleSrOOm daily at 10 q.
IL, $50 and 40 O'Clock p H., until the entire stock
Is closed out. The stock Is the choicest and most
complete ever offered and affords purchasers an
opportunity, say the company, to Sscure elegant
goods at their own prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

Day GooDs AND DnEss Goops.
W. M. SINISTER & SONS
HAVE JUST OPENED NEW LOT OF TRICOT AND
BROAD CLOTHS AT THE FOLLOWING LOW
PRICES. S1.75 So AND $3.50
VERY CHOICE BROWN BILLIARD CLOTH AT al d
TRIG0T CLOTHS IN THE NEW COACRMAN
PLAIDS IN NEW CLOTH STYLES
WE ARE SHOWING A LARGER STOCK OF FINE
CLOTHS AND WOOLENS THAN EVER, AND
ARE SELLING THEM LOWER THAN NEW YORK
PRICES
BLACK AND COLORED vELvETS.
LYONS PURE SILK VELvETS
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR VERY
LARGE STOCK OF EVENING GOODS
WE HAVE MADE UNUSUAL PREPARATIONS FOR A
LARGE BUSINESS IN EVENING SILKS, SATINS
CASHMERES GAUZES. &C.,
SILK GAUZES. AT 75C
WHITE AND COLORED ILLUSIONS
WE ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS BROCADE
VELVETS AND eros GRAIN SILKS
BONNETS, GUINETS AND GIRAUD CELEBRATED
BLACK SILKS. ALL GRADES
MOURNING GOODS OF SUPERIOR QUALITIES
CLOAKS AND SACQUES
WE ARE SHOWING THE BEST STOCK OF HAND
SOME SILK AND PLUSH GARMENTS TO BE
FOUND IN THIS CITY, AND ARE SELLING
THEM AT PRICES THAT MAKE RAPID SALES
NEWMARKET COATS IN CLOTH AND PLUSH
PLUSH SACQUES. SILK DOLMANS, PLUSH DOL
MANS. MADE OF FIRST CLASS MATERIALS
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
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"A1derney Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in half-pOInd award" prints, Soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
MIX, &C. per quart, Cream l5c. pint. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-12

DAVIS Instantaneous Pictures Of children are
Pa. av.
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ONLY the finest materials and workmanship en-
plOyed In producing the new straight mesh Cigar
cite, "ClOtn OF Gold
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PISTORI0 AND IROCTORS masquerade ball. Nation.
nj Rite armOry. "Wednesday, December T., 1855.
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Buy your cakes for Christmas Miss Martins
home made Will be fresh. John ii. Magruder, I4l7
New York avenue
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WooHLpRIDGE's sQu!LLs, SENECA. ROCK AND
H0A AIS nkUGGIST. CORNER zK AND
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SEAL KINGS, tiger eyes and canoes, at Prigg's.
TEMPTING PRICEs-Xmas presents given away
at Dammanns opening tomorrow. A. Dammann,
agt-. SGT 9TH street
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h. III. DOUGLASS Il Sons Capsicum Cough DrOps
are manufactured by themselves, and the result
OF over forty years experience in compromising
cough medicines.
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FussEII's ice cream and Charlotte Russo.

OTHER GOODS reduced In every department for
our opening. NnaS presents given away during
our opening. \. DaInmaun, agt., SIT 18th street
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Childrcn's jewelry, rings, bracelets, earrings
at Prigg'S.
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RACES at Brightwood Thursday. Deem

SUITS TO ORDER ut far below their usual price
slSeman Bros, tailQgs and clotherS, cor 9TH and E.
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OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT,-TO every purchaser OF
nom 50 worth OF goods. we shall present large.
handsome Steel Engraving. Hahn'S Reliable Shoe
House, S16 9Th street.
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Ask your grocer for the Orator I've WHISKY.

Wells Trough on RatS' Almanac, at druggists
or mailed fof &c. stamp. E. s. Wells, Jersey City {
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A BELLIGFRENT THIEF

BELIIGERENT THIEF.-LaSt evening James Cal
lagher, cOored, stole Il pair OF arctic shoes from a
wagon standing near the Center market. Several
persons gave chase, and Gallagher being close
countryinan, OF the bridge in front OF the market
Special officer Mckay arrested Gallagher, and on
the way TO the station struck In the head with
champagne bottle by The prisoner. In the Police
Court this morning Gallagher was fined SO for
the assault and sent TO Jail for i've months for
the larceny.
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New BOOKS
The Expansion of England Seeley
Grey Hawk. Macaulay.
Jewel in the Lotos. Thicker.
Laura an American Girl. Evans.
Beyond the Gates. Phelps
Hart and His Bear Riddle.
Round Dozen. Coolidge.
Abaft the Mast. Symondsou
Asius the Iibyan.
We now opening beautiful stock OF Holiday
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HoL1pAY ANNOUNCEMENT
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and at prices as low as the lowest,
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WRIGHTs DINE MrsEu", corners 9Th and d streets
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| HOUSES AT AUCTIoN.-The attention OF investors
In real estate Is called to the auction sale OF four
small houses on FRANKLIN street Tomorrow after
| noon at O'Clock BY H. o. Hoffman. See auction
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