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Special weather esn's-,3u.

The CHI. Enli eft or o. Ia afiay sUra'sla3
Oh" fls'vinr special bsi.I"ttn - tic pres tn
temp tue has fallen In t, LAX Eil "a: IN
In tH' I,Ii tie All mite. south Ali mt and r'f
stat \ y u.nifsI.n t3:,s f.3;tt;t * nina, a @ il
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~ L.wrCac' Will IL, ~ II t1-:a0:row ana the
n - GI n Ia, siGr.a t.','.D lis ,.lSt
q. the RI NJ no ifii las III fo.InF.iU. Special
trInrcT re relortrd II III. V, st-.r.i
s'ilHSIo'. b: Nor oil, = Swami, n, ~ ;
A. ~. - j ks3a' lie, - I'm .a.-.a. &C. ;
W oh. rs 80: - tv.',t'G :. = u An.aIilo
4Co: 'fu'sOn 80. 10 \ elCs. 5co: - go. 20.
O.. I. h-;i5 1'i"N Is ii t'atet In NCv tHsi Hi lad
Ill lower E;~" region; rain o show til nil le
Sits Itrf 10 vs:aJ, aud r.IC IN tie ,.Ja.n At
ElItic states.
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CITY ITEMS.

All Citizens
troubled with Coughs or Coils should at once use
Dr. BULBS Cough Syrup.
Hot sprssg Oryseal Earrings
In diamond settings, very brilliant Goid-filled
Bangies ana BrseeIess, copied from solid gold,
IRON ~ TO SO feriscopic Eyeglasses, 81. AT
PriZg's Jeweiry store. No. 457 PA- ave.
Nr. II. z. Berger,
917 street. sayS:.'I have received great benefit
from the use or Browns Iron Bltters"
For CcughsanA Throat Disorders
use Browns Bronchial Troches "Have never
Changed my min1sresIPcting them from the first
except think yet b tier OF that which began by
thinking we'll oi5rARev. Henry Ward Beecher
Sold only in boxes Price 25 cents.
Perfect sasnckwheat Cakes
In three minutes ean be made by usnc, Hecker's
self-raising Buckwheaf. HecKer'S sef-raiSing
Hour makes biscuits ana cakes In ten MINUTES with
Su5 us yeai or and without setting
The Peoples Worldwide Verdict
lied country, and the public have rendered the
verdict that IT IS the cheapest and best Hair Dress
Burnett's Fiavortng Extracts are invariably &C
knoWledged the purest best
The Beneficial Effect
OF Elixir OF Babek as general tonic has now been
proved by thousands; 1t builds up. restores and
c e 10 Tue
equal to three grains Of qulnine In action.
Hecker's Baking Powder
IS perfect IN every respect, neathful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
A New Years Gift.
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year. IS In order It Is large eight-page paper of
nfty-s1x columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid
Trfnders' LactO PhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the be>t remedy known for coughs.
colds TauIpton, bronchitis, asthma all throat
breast and lung affections.
stBuchu.PaIba.ss
Quick, complies cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases 81. Druggists
"AIderncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh AldernCy Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb. "Ward" prints 55c Der To-
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk anu sweet milk
&C. per ut. Cream. i5c rint-
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NOTHING SHORT OF UNMISTAKADLE
IN BENEFITS

Conferred upon tens Of thousands Of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
SARSAPARILLA enjoys. IL Is o compound Of the best
vegetable alternatives. with the Ioddes Of Potassium and
Iron.-an powerful blood making. bood-cieansng and
acknowledgement is the most eectual Of all remedies
for scrofulous. mercurial or blood disorders Uni-
formly SUCCESSFUL and rtan, Il produces rapid and
complete OF Scrofula, Sores. Boil, Humors PIN.
plea Eruptons. Skin Diseases and al disor tors arsne
from impurty Of the blood. Dy its invigorasng effects
Il always relieves and often cures Liver Complaints
Female Weaknesses and Irrgularitee, and IL potent
reoewer Of waning vitality. For purifying TIE hood u
has equal It tones up the system restores and pro
the health AID imparts vigor aud energy Fog
forty years t has been In extcndve usc, and n
The most available medicine for he sudsz1ng Gck.
For sals by I'll druggists. 49,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A gnH ScNs1

ANU scnsr:sfs. &c. Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Miry Anderson in ',The
Huncubdck."
F0RD'S OPERA HOUSE.-"HumJty Dumptv."
IHEATER COM.QuE.-''A Happy Man" and varie-
tie
DINE MUssUM.-Livins curiostIes and rlumin-
At panorama, etc
DRIVERS GAEDEN--VOcal and Instrumental con-
cert
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SouvERA1N
HENRIoT 4 CO.. EsrAB
~ III M p C. N IL
SouvERArN

T. HAN pAG N IL
THE OLDEST AND BEST WINE. FOR SALE IN
BARBOUR h HAMILTON.
ThOM rs RUSSELL.
VIM. SHOEMAKER.
B. W. RE DIS SONS.
J. H. MaGRUDER.
A. DOUGLAS
WIILAHD's HOTEL.
RIGGS HOUSE.
EBBITT HOUSE.
NJ TRDPtILIrAN HOTEL.
NATION VI HOTEL.
WoRMIEi'S HOTEL.
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
ST. MARC IIOrEi..
WELCkEl"- RESTAURANT.
J. Z. CHAMBERLAIN.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
HORACE
jsn1 IN. thew
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BEHREND's BALTIMORE STORE.

SO6 SEVENTH SThEETs
BETWEEN I AND K NORTHWEST.
Would respectfully invite attention to his selections Of
HANDSOME NEW GOODS. which are offered at re-
markaby low prices.
Gerster Cloth. ali colors 2sc.. Terra Gotta Bronsa
Electric, Green, &c.
beautiful Pads silt and Wool 2sc; formerly SOC.
Chuddah Cloth. l6c.. . great bargain
fplendid Cashmeres, in black and coiufs, $50.
Fine An-wool Cashmeres 90. CAS-. 7sc; and 81.
Noyelties in Dress Goods, Pushes and VevetR
Green "a Cloth, choice quality. q. As
Silks aud Estin6, Brocadee, &c.
The New Shades in Ladie0 Cloaking Clceh.
UNDERwEAR for LADIES. CENTS and CHILDREN
We particularly recommend thooe euAerine from
rheumatsm to buy our prepared Fed Hlannd Onder-
wear 81 IS to 81. 50 each; or We oen pure incidentally
prepsred Flannel Ct SOC FER yard equal 10 goods usual
CoraefS a. Co. 76c., 81, 81. - snd up.
HoGsry. Gloves and HandkercntefA
sliehfy Imperfect e lsss than haf psioss. Can and
Tuli s4ncE al Domestaca. Table Linen an4 Towuls
6iankoi1. Flannela. CaagimseO End Hou1oksepaug
- but not leask NHssa' Wooam HessI = dso
~ BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
ngay - I'll s6ost neg>AuuGG.
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EXTRA DRY.

LtSHEp AT RHEIMS. I7sa
" III p q IL
WASHINGTON BY THE FOLLOWING HOUSES
HARVEY HOLDEN Penna avenue
M. q. MCCORMICK. 2l6 9Th street
Il. ABNER, 70S street.
&. AMAN $40 9Th street
X. NJ KRAMER. sth and streets
q. w. DRIVER. lS43 Jenna avenue
A. DIE l7le Pcnna avenue
Pa1kR VII CHER. 18th street
VIM. ii LINUS, ala eth street.
CHAS. q. GODFREY. All 18th street.
L. WALSH. 942 street.
l.. FABER. 40a 18th st 7eet
CHAS. oTZ. 1906 q street
+. HAGERrY. 1908 penna ayenue
JOHN ROSS. 309 10th street
I. SUI.INA f street
r. KELLY Co.
CANADA. 20 BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK.
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WRITE TO NyCE, 81 North Charles sire {, BAIti-
NOR, IOr pie, q a;.IIt u: photo Trayc outfits
Anyone can take III Jur'S SO.
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THE CCURsE TIGHTS or the SIa;iI'ino HlI.--
MUSE Store.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Jas.simry 4. fe~:s
LOCAL MENTION.
The We.slcr.

OFFICE " THE CHIEF SI6< Al. OFFICER
NisHISGTOc, DC, j u. 1 1SS3 $50 q. n.
Fer ire mi.!tle VI nj - carry rIottv
We theT. y IT,. sfn o. SiOv: n,rl!aTiy. yr1-fr 10
e. riv " "a - ~tti q. ~ o.. ] y I.inp rA:ure,
q l.!g l. howe by IL tng ID l-Ciis Ter.
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SEND THE WEFkIY STAR as 4 New Years GiIt TO
your iti II :. IT, Il d itGge c ght-l.-e paper o.
Ety-SiN Co.Imns. Oaly one Gni.1r post lO5tpaiu)
ayClr-rttut- d t.C... To dol rs.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
To THE Pus11c,
We have ended the first seasons business in our new
building, and friends who take inte.
est in the success Of enterprise that haveulet
with the most sanguine success and done more bust
ness than We could possibly expect.
ENCOURAGED by this. and knowing the wants Of the
public during
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY,
We have determined to place all goods brought from
our old stores (Which have teen up till now on
our fourth loor) sale. and shall sell them Without
REGARD TO COST
AT SUCH PRICES THAT WILL SELL
For this purpose cleared our third floor accessible
eeyator and have pced on 36 counters the follow
ing goods:
GlNGaiMS, cents reduced from 12k cents.
PRINTS, cents, reduced from cents.
"A VILE DARK PERCALE, 81 cents reduced
from 126 cents.
WRAPPER GOODS (wool) 1913 cents reduced from,
20 cents.
ga PLAIDs twooD, 80 cents. reduced from GO cents
"a PLA1Ds (wool). 121s cents reduced from IS
cents.
DRESS GOODS at 6cent-.
DRESS GOODS at cents
DRESS GOODS at 10 cents
DRESS GOODS at l2h cents
DRESS GOODS at Is cents
Up 70 30 cents yard. Some Of these retaed az high
as 81 per yard They m ct be closed out our stock
shall be at all times fresh and seasonabe We pursue
this in preference sending them to New York
auction.
CASES OF sHEETING,
Full ten quarters wide. at Is cents worth IS cents All
brands Of
BLEACHED AND BROWN CoTToNs
For less than wholesale prices.
We are determined not to know what dull season
and shall to make January sales as large f
not as protitahle) as those of December.
SILK CHENILLE FR1NGEs
All colcrs, in desirable shades at 25 cents reduced
from Is cents.
1000 PAIRS CoRsETs
Odds and Ends, to close at your own price.
HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
All these must be closed out, and we have marked
some as low as
FIVE CENTS PER PAIR.
CAMBRICS FOR LINING. 8 cents
CASES PLAID NAINSOOK at 9 cents. reduced
from Is cents.
VICTORIA LAWN at cents, cost l2h cents by the
case.
BUTTONS! BUTTONS,
Thousands of dozens at cents per dozen.
SOME FINE PEARL BUTTONS
Will be found in this lot.
We shall naugurate this sale with the determination
to close out every yard OF old goods and shall finch
from loss. no matter how severe.
Storekeepers especially invited as we shall sell in lots
to suit.
NSBURGH l. BRO,
JAZZ 400 400 and 424 TIN street
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L,nrFs' lined gossamer Leginss, Uptown, az
Co hijti.c'S.
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The Dickson Case.
ARGUMENTS CLOSED AND DECISION RES

ARGUMENTS CLOSED AND DECISION RESERVED.
When Nj. Wells fl lt hed his argument before
TIE Police Court yesierd ~ afternoon n the Dick
son case. Ju ige Smell said he would reserve his
decision In tIe ease and would give counsel due
ho'ic+ when he WAS ready to 1eliver IL.
Jul CupPy,In his speech for tie defen e.ycster-
diy. S1ii Il am here as DitksoG's frienI / shall
Sd y here ,oa, these hounds OF he'll fly 1t his
jio;t, and II he go,'s down / want the honor OF
,nil1 down W tn him. 1be gu 'stIon Was not, he
sid. whether Dick on had teen guilty. OF inpTo-
Fr-ty III r"i':!5 the papers but whether IL WIS
| i cf-ine; " i"; her corrupt motive Was shown.
Tia" ail"-ei rim" Was c"nnittel on September 8;
TIE s0vefrE M kn"w suhSt ntialy ,'vPrytning
then I IL v;a not until October that tie inveSti-
z ilon bey&n Ii" presumed that they wanted time
IA INV TG ff 'ctirn;tl tmis,hJ have accounted Tor
ii!dly de' y, N tlis c!5--tl Us that had az
tally stiyei 1t If Until III" very day the star
t2u, trials b'gaE- S III reop. Were unchari-
~ le HnouS TO comm ut uni yo'abiy u0on this
; A~a'f coHlincf on. He would blame Officer
Tor i'si.ns u ais Guy. District Atsoraey CorAhill
clad enough TO turn the rc3pOnsih lily Tor this
ease owes 10 tIe special COUNSEL. On,y three days
az VT: W9is said he believed Bowers story to be
uH. Then God help h s ms Chit.
Gov Wells replied for the .Overn!n mt He said
In conclusion, th-.re were two facts only D.d
!, skson read the naper7 Yes, he dil ID he do
In I was ali there was OF 1t.
The holding OF Bowen 10 bail, NJ. Wells con-
H1ued WAS sad TO be rHm .rh BILE spectacle; but
VII vas responsible? was hot the defense re5pon-
Sit fer 1t? He ;ske what II d p: other Smiths
ons' ught on The juror McS>ly to do W tn the
c.-S and proc ed d u argue that the testimony
o. Bowen. Cameron and Hoover all hung together,
and q, nd II there was anything In the testimony
- Justly the assaults OF cOunS i on t.c other Side.
thtt right had the defense 10 l.udc to any con-
r.: Jon o, Bow n when 1; was not IN testimony :?
MI Smith, said 1t was cut of.
IL: WelS.-Then what right had you to allude
tor?
A.. Smith.-TO show you up
MI WetS-It was Inc IN and cOntemptible no
matt'r from whom 1t GENES.
Tle court said H. would notify counsel when he
was Ready to deliver his decision.
Julge CuUpy requested the government counsel
to inform Lin when he would be ready to proceed
In the conspiracy case.
Mr.. Wells answered that he could not stay at
this time.
"We only want TO say that We are ready" said
Judge CURRY. The court then adjourned.
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ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement of the
UupoSed tnyestm nts In the Columbia Co-opera-
~ building association. A meeting viii be held
g 0s :th street norshwes: Friday evening.
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BOOKS. &c.

BOOKS, &c.
hIARlES FOR THE NEW YEAR.
PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS.
CALENDARS various kinds
BLANK BOOKS at low prices.
PELQUBET's AND vfNCENT's NOTES ON TIN
1N1ERNA1lO Lessons.
LESSON PAPERS AND ALL REQUISITES FOB
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
AT WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SONS.
dog 428 SEVENTH STREET.
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INC Assignments Of Judges for
XeAH.

II Is understood about the court-ho use that the
judges OF the Supreme Court of the District have
AGREED on the assignments for tie present year,
and that the 0fticitl announcement will DC made
on Monday next. Chef Justice Cartier will, of
coarse, preside In the Court in General Term, to
which Ju tgeS Wylie, now IN the Criminal Court,
AM H. nnr. now the chancellor, will be ass gnei.
Jutge Cox. whOfi now In the General Term Will
I Ike the Circuit Court, and Judge James. now in
General Term. the Equity C1urt;. and Judge Mac
Arthur will exchange the circuit bench for the
criminal Court. These changes, however, Will
not fleet the present star route trial.
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IL 1USucys ~ nn1Ot SnOOuln2 case.
The DEFENDANT WAVES EXAMINATION IN THE
POLICE COURT, AND is HELD FOR HEARING BY
THE GRAND JURY.
Jacob P. Augnay, who on the 25th of November
shot his brother-in-law, Mr.. II. Wilmot, and al o
ThoS. b. Turnbull. at the ST. Marc hotel, was
called for trial in the Police Cour: to-day Messrs
Lpsc0mb and Beale appeared for the defendant.
Mt Moore appeared for the government All the
Witnesses for the government were present. Be-
iOrt the witnesses were sworn the defendant IS
counsel renewed their motion to have the bail Of
the defendant reduced from s. COO to 81 500 saying
That they cOult give that amount and If the bail
WAS reduced they would waive examination in
this court Judge Smell said that he always relied
on the prosecuting attorney for information as TO
the amount OF bail. Prosecuting Attorney Moore
sail he would suggest that the court hear the evil
dence, an then fix the bail to suit himself The
defense decided TO waive examination, and the
court sent the case up without hearing any evil
dence. Augney was re-cOmmitted in default OF
bail.
CEoCKERY SALE.-Thcre viii be sale OF crock
cry at Thomas DOwling's auction rooms tO-InOr-
row. He invites dealers to give it their attention
aadv-
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SLAUGHTER OF INNOCENTS' CLOTHING
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
FOR BOYS FROM TO II YEARS.
SUITS SUITS at s.. 90, worth 500.
SUITS at at Il ao Co. w worth S :: Q:
SUITS At 500. worth 800.
sHITs It 1t s. 90 worth worth 70 1870. 90
o. So rs At 500 worth Is GO:
0yereots With or Pah worth
,hsss siSss
coats for boys from ii to is such shaking up ,ur
ns few ayS s it be mot
cost or value In Mems and Youths Overcoats we have
ins as a. 9ss5
fe Menn osers9 CO st
" @orsb :S 6a 1s2sSSs
ST at sas at s
Over s SorS 81
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
s{}I,r s at S. OK. worth 5000.
sHiTs At s SO: WITH Sorth j. %:
SUITS SUITS at at - g. worth worth 5 sS 90
SUITS at j.. g. worth $500:
SUITS at %. 90. worth 1910.
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS SUITS.
6swallowta coats: at sos 90. worth S55 90.
BOYS G0SSAMERS at 81. rs. worth 50. 50.
- BOYS GOSSAMERS at 2. on. worth g. so.
Youths and Mems Gossarers at 81. SO. worth 81 90.
Youths and Mems GOssamers at 8. 90, worth s. 90.
Youths and Mems Gossamers at $50. worth G. 90.
ODD PANTS.
At 81. 90. $3.50. IS co. 81 So s. co. S. CO. and S. co.
worth fully double.
refunded. '
OUR MoTTo No trouble to show goods.
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
Open every evening. d27
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%.ccFEiERs, lrge ze Only 81, Coclrane's, Up
tow
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WITHOUT REGARD To Cosr.
LADIES' COATS DOLMANs AND CIRCULARS
Will be closed out regardless Of cost during the month
of January.
PLAIN and BROCADED PLUSHES, In all shades,
must and viii be sold to make room for
Spring Goods.
BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS from 81 up
LADIES CLOTHS in all shades Mohawk Valley and
Giberts wi be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS in great variety,
Don't fail to call and examine for yourselves.
j. A. LUTTREI.L l. CO..
JAZZ GIT MARKET SPACE.
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AL CIoAks below cost -aaa 7,n s.. bet. and IL
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From y. BgESTAHO & Co we haze the London
GTdphte Illustrated Nt'os and PuIich received by
she last European steamer.
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KNOCKED Down At NEW YEAR B1II-A mus
eular young iaan named Albert Shtnley was
CHARGED in the Police Court !o-iay with assault
ing Alexander Brown, who stated that he was on
the committee at the painters ball. at Masonic
Temple, on New Year night, and I'm trying to
quiet disturbance he had some words with Ship
ky, who came into the ball room later In the
Aight, and knocked him down While he was dam
clns. fine .. IS wa5 imposed.
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DOUBLE wool mitts. ladies, gents, Cochranc's,
Cp,oWu.
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Plush JACKIT-, q. TIA: cclnr3. fOrm rly Sold |
for s40, now ;, Ring az 30, 4 ". w Hiln',
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cheeky thi"f Stul Poll" Man Philip HorkIn's
hat, nj the Poke Court, y. Sjtr,.:y.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
Stops hawking. snuine running nostrils, poisonous
mucous dripping in the throat, and pains eyes,
prifes the breath and restores the voice. taste smeI
and hearing. An absolute for Catarrh and all its
symptoms. As effective in OF 30 ye,cs' standing
as III ordinary colds. Dr. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Treatise on Catarrh mailed free request. Cure
81 60 OF all Druggists or delivered by d. DEWEY
Co.. 49, Fulton ST.. New York. s3O-s t. THIN
ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA 4 co.'s
LAUNDRY SOAP
Il ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T Is PURE: BEING
FREE FROM ALI. ADULT ERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE. &c, WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T is SAFE, BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW PREPARED BY OURSELVES
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
kET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT Up IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BhANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
Els 3244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN D. c.
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Wool LECGiSCS, ties, chiI;'s, Uptown, Coch-
rane'S
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SEAroN Perry.
Successor to Perry Brother).
FOR PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS:
NE GEEEN G9RAh cHTsTER
APP All GAKRNAt oTTo q SILKS FOR EVEN
Ri $astSSSfr AsP
pufE k9 sfhR SaS yEEyErs FROM p 70 y
SARE BkSakBhs RES eAuzrz
aSobs
s. 8
GREAT EgERgsFI9Ss & = TAE fs1eEs * s11k
soft sSE o.T
Towels NAPKiMs BIANkErs And aGMS
%RARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
ps r. CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES. AND connncr
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. $50
Where Is THE CHEApEsr P1Acs
TO BUY DRY GOODSs
AT CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
sILKsl sATINsl PLUsHEsM!
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IMITATION STAINED GLASS. new patterns, just
fece we'd at IL" Agency, SO l. street nOrtIwcot
Send fer price list.
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WOODWARD q LorHRop
ANNOUNCE THEIR
THIRD GRAND ANNUAL SALE.
TUESDAY. JANUARY %, 1883,
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
When we shall exhibit
THE FINEST LINE
OF these goods ever in stock.
The quality of muslin being finer and better than is
ordinarily used-the finish and workmanship far supe
rior and the pr extremely low.
NIGHT ROBES.
MUSLIN NIGHT ROBES. Fovs OF Inserting. Neck
and slee ,s. CO. trimmed with Hamburg tmbroid-
MUSLIN NIGHT ROBES. Clusters Of Tucks, Trim
med with Hamburg around Neck and Sleeves.
CAMBKic NIGHT EoBEs. 3 Row. of Inserting,
Hamburg trimmed Neck aud Sleeves. ony
Mus bGSn s1 G.m,n RoREs Row; e.; 8, 1psssns
cAMBEiS S1GHT foBEs, Row. Lace Inserting,
ONLY s. EACH ARE VERY CHEAP.
CHEMIsEs,
trimmsd with hamburg round neck and sleeves.
MUSLIN CHEMIST. Lace trimmed. rows Of Lace
Inserting. S9c each.
trimmed neck and sleeves. only 81. 25 Very cheap.
Esfnr line Of finer goods at very low prices for the
COMBINATION SUITS FROM 81 TO s4.25.
SKIRTS.
MuST1N SEIRTS 4 ,ck. C.nbri, nm. on,v snc
MUsLIs SKIRTS. 10 tuchs and wide Cambria
MUsIIN SKIRTS. tucks wide. tucked ruffies. only
MUSLIN skirts, 10 tucks. with wide Hamburg
MUSLIN s 1pf gag clusters sas of Cambria ru.
ELEGxNT sTYEEs hacE SIX RTs up to s. so each
DRAWERS.
MUSLIN DRAWERS. tucked Cambria runies. only
CAME. ic DRAWERS. clusters of tucEs. only Csc.
cAGBEIc DRAWERS. with tuck and ruf,e. only
MUSLIN DRAWERS. tucks. wide Hamburg rufie.
only Csc.
MUSLIN DRAWERS. tucks. cambria rufae. edged
with lace, 75c
MUSLIN DRAWERS. three clusters Of tucks, wide
Hamburg ruffie, only SIC.
CAMBRIC DRAWERS, rows OF lace inserting and
lace rufiie. only 81. % each.
FINER GRADES up to s. all splendid value
hoor herewe have rovided additional counter room,
and where you can have opportunity for careful and
critical examination.
HooPskIRTs. BuSTLEs and CORsETs in full
assortment at the LOWEST PRICES.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. s2l
BosroN Day Goops House..
THIRD GRAND ANNUAL SALE OF
EMBROIDERIES,
TUESDAY. JANUARY 3D. 1883.
Wo shall offer In this sale the best bargains In En-.
brol deries we have ever shown for this reason; An
ncipatng the decided advance In Hamburs last
which has since taken place. bought largely at old
prices than recent purchases could possibly be sold
We shall makea specially of 40 to 80 Handsome Pat
terms in Medium and Wide Cloths at
Is cents per yard.
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
o2l-PENNsYLvANIAA vENuE-s2l.
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THE ColuInb q Co-GTe err. tive bulldins. assccia-
u'in Whit: lii S at 6i5 It'll street nJTIhW 81 ON
Friday evening. - DI>t IL on business t.rinciDl.S.
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I;ssELL's Ics CrtAM AMI Cnulptie Russo.
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LtSHED AT RHEIMS. l7ss.
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TrfnderSs LRctO PhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the beet remedy known for coughs.
colds. consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.