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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-22

On and after the first day of
January, 1885, the steamer Tod
Goodwin" will leave Glenbrook at
6 A. NJ, Tuesdays and Fridays car
rying the United States mail. To
the incline, Hot Springs, Tahoe
City, McKipney's, Tallac, Rolland's,
arriving in Glenbrook at l P. NJ,
connecting with Keyser & Ell
rods stage. J. ToDMAN,, Captain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-22
THE CITY REGISTRATION.
A Wren. Impression Hegari-
Ing 1t.

The books Of the city registration
close on Friday. A good many
have decided not to register be-
cause they think thereby to escape
jury duty. This is a wrong impress
ion; the Jurors are drawn from the
county register list, and the city
register has nothing to do with it
Every citizen should register.
There are about 140 names on the
list now.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-22

New York, April 21.-A cable
from London says: Charles Kelly.
the actor, husband Of Ellen Terry
is dead. Cause, apoplexy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-22

For sale everywhere. Price CUIlCURA
the great skin Cure, sec. CUTICuRA SOAP
an exquisite Skin Beautifier, &c. CuTr
cURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier
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me -Mixhest Grnaes

For the best wines and liquors
aud the lowest prices 60 to w. h.
Chedic & Co., Adams House
block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-22

Death Of Ellen Terry's Hus
band.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-04-22
Boston.

Potter, Drug, & Chemical Co.
Boston.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nun

silhouette pictures ~ they appsa1 fEom iasue -
issue They viii b pleased Win u eollsceaOa
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1leSt Your Baking Powder To-day!
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.
THE TSsT:

Place q can cop down = hot stove until
heated then remove the cover and smell. c,,em-
ist will not be required to detect the presence OF
Ammonia.
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SOL. HAAS, Tratlic Manager. ago.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

Ds sSHEEH E4fR SHS5
in EF lFTEcTf DEdEMSEk R9 3 iss5
eass wS asa from Station of
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited H.,
Line IN tasre seepng Cara at $50
with Sleeping Cars from HsrrsburS to cnci h1"'
en hSs c ws to s H. js sa
with Sleeping Cars washington to Chicago con aS{,
Rg a. ssarris6urg with Western Express with
Nest with through sleeper Harrisburg q Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ror Erie canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, nj.
say q SfSSse Saturday with
For W,i,ilamsport Lock Haven, and Elmira. al $50
For New sSassp and srn me East
a az, and Oh dSo m On Sunday, 900 a. m, 400 TO-
Limited Express of Pullman parlor Cars. go /.
IN: and D. nj. daily, except Sunday. -' "'' -
For Boston without change, aSj p. m. every day.
jersey cy with boats Of aBrooiy WAN Anu eon
aaordlag direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
For philadelphia, q is, 0and ii am zoo. A. ~
ana y 80 p M On Sunday, Ga. M, g. $50, 9, 10,
Limited Express, $40 a. m. and 4p. IN. daily, OK
tor Baltimore, saS 7lc. 800, $40. 800, II a. M.
saadays 200, 900 aud iiOo a. in, !, 90 ITO, 10,
anu ll.1O u. IN. -
For Popes Creek Line, Jls a. IN. ana 40 n. M.
daily, except sunday. = 49,
For Annapolis, 10 a. IN. and 1905 and A2S D. m.
As sH1aa asb aa
EorAlexandra, 600, Tlo, s2o, ol, and 10 a. III.
,a2S' a;SS, o;oi 800, and lls7 IN. ON sunday
az S s,oo, s;ae, and il:oi q. m, and SOB p. IN.
ror nicnmond ana nc South, 600 and li.0i q. m.
Trainsleave Alexandria for Washington, 900, 500.
loOo and 10 10 a. m, sos, e23, TO- TO6, and i0 M
1870 night. 49, e"'
Tickets and Information at the once northess,
cornsr OF Thirteenth street and Pennsy
and ~ the station, where orders can be- left for INC
residences. $50
CHARLES E. PUaH, General Manager.
j. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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yoc simi,e OF the celebrated washington cent pur.
chased BY Miss pauvray for $3.50 for the benefit OF
me Bartholdl Pedestal Fnud. Mr.. Bemis the great
chicago brewer, who was the highest bidder except
MISS Dauvray, was so disappointed that ne teic-
graphcd that lady an offer 1880 for the coin which
was politely declined.
young woman from America, going by the some
what curious title OF BERTHE Crawford, the Tennes.
see Nightingale" has Just made one OF the worst
failures on record In London she was lndustrously
advertised and paragraphed in advance as A singer
OF great American celebrity and an actress OF pro-
found worth. she proved to be very much of an
amateur, with no voice at ALL and she unmcrci-
iuly guyed by the audience which assembled at her
debut in the London standard Theatre. Miss Craw-
ford is not known in this country, and correspon-
dent SAYS that her expression OF humor In London
consisted solely OF sticking out her tongue and Kick
ing up her heels
Mr.. Locke has purchased from Col. Mapleson
set OF English military uniforms which were made
at Col Mapesons order Tor use In his intended pro-
duction OF "Lakme." The uniforms, which were
made by the principal army tailoring nrm In London,
include those worn by rrivatcs In the Royal Horse
Artillery, Royal Foot Artillery, Royal Marines,
Lancers, Huzzars. and Dragons together with ON.
GERS uniforms OF the Rifle Brigade. These will be
used for the nrst time In the production OF "Iakme ~
by the American Opera Company, and Will be the
only costumes used during the whole season that
have not been made expressly for the American
opera season at the Academy OF Music.
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cOULISSE CHAT.

lolia has been playing Lhas Neu and the Mar.
chioness IN NE "Od Curloslty Shop" at the Stand
ard Theatre, New York.
Willard Spencer, the New York composer, will
so9n produce luce, IN rhiladelphia MS new American
Miss Annie Lewis, 30 well known here, will be at
rofds all OF this week with the Fayeite company.
Her many friends Will be pleased to hear Of her con
tlnued success In her chosen profession.
The snpposiilon that Mr.. John II. Raymond has
secured "The Magistrate" for the entire United
States - not correct. Mr.. DAILY has sold TO Mr.
Raymond only the right 10 produce The piece H
Giles not 10 be visited by Ills (Mr. Days own
company
The kiralIys' picturesque stage pageant, "The
kateatehern has entered on the second week Of Ia
run al Niblo's Garden, and Is attracting enormous
audiences that applaud 10 the echo the singing OF
Nj; Hubert Wllke, the dancing OF Mile. Labrujere,
ana me realistic scenic and mechanical effects Of
the swarininR OF the rats.
AnoYe souvenir viii be presented at the ftleih per
formance Of" One OF Our Girls on Saturday evening
December 20, at tue Lyceum Theatre. II viii be q
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Fashion Notes.

The above heading Is always followed by a full
description Of the style OF dress Of ladies or gen
ueInen, but rarely, II ever, reaches The feet the
most Important 70 health and comfort The rea~
son why the foot dress ID 80 seldom mentioned IL,
we presume, from our experience, that almost every
makes II very dllncut for the shoe dealer 10 sy Ia
stock TO suit AL tastes. 10 overcome this dDculty
we have carefully examined all the leading STYLES
and selected those combining beauty and Wear, az
well az the most perfect hitting lasts aud eau safely
hay ihat the best selected stock OF shoes ever offered
Ia one house Ia this city ID now 10 be found al inc
parloIs Of the leading shoe dealers, Dalton Strck.
land, g3s Pennsylvania avenue.
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TnE ARCnBIsnOp,s MAsTED ASsEIs.

NIhNIhNAII, DEC. I2.-JOln II. MannlX, me de
faulting assignee Of Archbishop Purcell, was ex.
amined to-day by the referee, Robert T. Fulton.
Mannla testified that the assignment was made Ia
him by Edward Purcell on March d, 1879, ana 10y
Archbishop Purcell on March 10 OF the same year
lie received large quantity OF notes and
due bills and some real estate. A sehedule
Of all the property received was fled M
the Probate COnrii and was destroyed by
the courthouse IRE, but he (ManDix) had copy OF
II, rs well az book containing all the receipts and
disbursements Of the estate. OF the latter however
his late account filed IN the Probate Court was au
exact copy. MIR. Mannlx was requested 10 produce
the book aud schedule. He explained how'he Kept
his book, and tue examination was adjourned until
Monday al 2P. NJ
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,

AUCIlONEEHS
FIVE HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOL-
sTEREDIN SILK PLUSH; WALNUT MARBLE
TOP BOUFFET, WALNUT HALL~RACK,
HEAVILY CARVED HALL CHAIRS TO MATCH:
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE AND DINING
ROOM CHAIRS, WALNUT LIBRARY TABLES,
WICKER ROCKERS. WALNUT FRAME
LOUNGES, UPHOLSTERED IN REP; WALNUT
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS AND WAsHSTANDs,
PAINTED FURNITURE, LACE CURTAINS AND
CoRNICEs, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
AND INGRAM CARPETS; BRUSSELS, HALL,
AND STAIR CARPETS, WALNUT WARD.
ROBES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE; EASY
CHAIRS, HAIR AND HUsK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTER CASES,
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, SHEETS, RUGS
AND DOOR MATS, SPRINGS, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, Ere.
On MONDAY, December II, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ, we shall sell at the residence No.
COG street northwest, the above partial list OF we'll
kept furniture
This house was recently furnished regardless OF
expense. Every article Is OF the best make and in
as good condition as when bought An inspection
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
uel8-lt3 Aucti0neers.
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GENERAL FOREIGN IyTELLIGIsCg.

LONDON. Dec 12.-Mr. Herbert Gladstone, son Of
the ex-Premier, has written q letter, in which hG
says: "Nothing could induce me TO countenance o
separation of Ireland from Great Britain. But II
1yesixths OF the Irish people desire parliament In
Dublin 10 manage local affairs, In the name Of JUS
tice and wisdom, let them have II.
BERLIN, Dec. l2.-Emperor William to-day
granted special audience TO Tew1k Pasha, the new
Turkish Ambassador 10 Berlin The Ambassador
was afterward presented to the Empress Augusta.
tablish the line OF separation between Servia and
Bulgaria viii consist OF the military attaches OF The
Russian, German, and Italian embassies az Vienna
and an Austrian staff officer.
CHARKoFT, RUSSIA, Dec. l2.-Madame Pauline
Lucea who has been taking concert tour In Russia
ID seriously III In this city.
PARIS, Dec i2.-The Countess Of Chambord IL ILL.,
Her condition Is critical.
BERLIN, Dec. 12.-The Marehese Rita Candice, The
daughter OF Grsie, and the tenor Mario who was re-
Gently sentenced 10 term OF Imprisonment foI
swindllng, has appealed 10 the clemency Of the En-.
plre. The Italian Consul General supports the ap.
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RACING AT NAV nRLrANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l2.--lhe third day OF the Ex,
position winter meeting had good attendance The
weather was cloudy and cool.
First race-Club purse for twOyeaT-olds; i've fur
longs. Gold Star won easily, Willie Martin second,
Woodcraft third, and Panok last. Time, 1853
Post ODDS, 10 against Woodcraft TO against
Willie Martin, 8 70 against Cold Star, and 70 /
against Panok.
Second race-Exposltlon stake handicap for all
ages;l4 miles. Chaniny won by Six lengths,
Spaldlng second fleur de Lis third, beating Hiber-
MIA, Bob swnIn, John sullivan, Enle II +, and Alice
Time, 202A. Posi- odds, 10 each against Bob
swmin and spalding,s 10 ! each against Fieur dc
Las and John Sullivan 10 10 against libernia, aud
10 against the others.
THIRD race-selling race; three-quar,eTs OF mile
Won by Ligan by length, Governor Roberts sec
ond, two lengths ahead OF MalyollO. Time, :2ON
Alto Il MalyOllo, 2tO1.
Fourth raee-selllng race; seyen-eghths Of mile
Won by Hyderabad by eight lengths, Twilight see.
odds, even money on Brlc-a-Brac, Hyderabad 3 a
IL Twilight, TO ]; Hot Box, TO 4; Deslree 10 l.
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PROPOSALS. FOR c. AND R. SUPPLIES.
VravelfrS' Guide.
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE sOUTn AND sOuTp.

=, THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY,
THE SHORT LINE TO THE so urn MD sOIJTR.
WEST.
,Schedule In effect November is, 1885,
~, A. M.1Lynchhurg Mall, daily. except SUNDAY. To
i nSaaon stations connecting at Charlottesville with
wmaesaPeake and Ohio Railway, and at Lynchburo
Western Railroads. ~ ''o'~ a""
Ills a. m.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAII.--papr
sleeplng Buffet Cars from New York aud Washing
tonto Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping Cars from Wash.
'nEt ~ 10 NeW orleans without change Of cars.
SSnna na huntington and Lexington to Gin.
sleeeeP pa Cars, yWHsshngton g Lousvilc.
lv.Bo p m.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
Daily, 70 az points South and Southwest. via Dan ,
yliie and Charlotte. Pullman Buffet SLEEPING Car
a TON washington, via Atlanta, to New Orleans:
avg from washington, via Charlotte and Columbia,
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington a, q m
p m; daily except Sunday. warrenton Trains leave
washington Ut 100 q. m. daily except Sunday ii Xix
O. IN. and $50 D. IN. daily. go"
For tickets and all information inauIre nj com
pany's once, COL Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave
from Baltimore and Potomac station.
m.SLAuGHTER, Gen. Pass. Agent.
N. MACDANIRL. Asent
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FATuER OF TIE "BAD 10Y. -

Mr.: George W. Peck, the father of half million
bad boysh-in book form-is In town and stopping
at the Ebblit House. He will remain Ia the city
about ten days longer when he will leave for CALI
fornla. Mrs. Peck accompanies him on his holiday
launt This wldely.quoted humorist Is very pleas
seems 70 avoid funny business" apparently resery-
sketches Tor his paper To this he is a prolific
contributor, writing about four columns OF edl-
torlal work, every week; Some years ago Mr. Peck
In New York, and while there he wrote book, but,
not making fame and fortune out OF either Brick
OF Inc book, he went to Milwaukee, where he started
the sun. For several years he worked very hard,
and the circulation OF his paper averaged about 5000
70 5000. Finally he struck the "bad-6oy lead, and
Thus the Bad-boy bonanza proved mighty good
thing Tor hima sort OF capital prize lottery Ticket
as II were-for not only was the circulation OF the
book form and sold so rapidly that the first quarter
OF million were disposed OF as fast as the press
could print them. Altogether there are now be-
tween four and i've hundred thousand " BAD BOYS -
noatlDg around the country-by all odds the largest
number OF copies OF any hook ever published in this
mate, have not been less than 800 900 lie also re-
celyes handsome royalty OF per cent OF tho gross
receipts from the dramatzatlon OF the I" Bad Boy. p
There are TWO companies on the road that pay him
THIS percentage. There have been number Of
bogus companies started however. and they. have
pense, as he has had TO have injunc.lons served
upon them In order to protect the interests OF the
abandoned the Bad Boy 'as feature Of his paper.
but he has been the recipient OF 30 many re-.
quests urging MN TO Introduce II again that he has
decided TO do IT, Mr. Peck Is 10 appearance not over
iofiy, and the statement which he makes that he
has son OF iwenty,nye, and grandson also, seems
Incredible lie IL OF good height and weighs about
i6o lie has light hair, musache and goatee. which
he wears trimmed rather close. lie also wears q
solitaire diamond stud, which, IN respect 10 water
and szo, 10 only second TO the one worn by the late
Hon. John Morrlssey, which was at the time consld-
this country Mr.. Peck has served In Tie Army a. a
cavalry oicer. lie Is altogether Jolly good fellow.
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&1G.

At this price we shall tomorrow
show seventy.nve Overcoats. Here
Is what they are. III you can match
them for s25 we will give you one
present.
SIG.
The goods are blue mixed Ham.
macher overcoatlDgs. (Hainmacher
IL one OF the best Austrian m ikers.)
SI6
Lined throughout with an all.silk
serge. No c0tton-back velvet collar.
All the other trimmings 10 CORE.
spond. We bought the goods at n
sacrifice, and give you the benefit of
our purchase. ASK 10 see Lot 1860.
Saks n Company.
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THE FREE NIGHT SCHOOLS.

Mn. EDITOR: Permit me TO say that the free night
schools for white pupils VIII be open at Franklin
Building next week. The delay In opening has been
caused by necessary arrangements being made In
lighting the rooms The committee desire TO make
these schools equal to any in the country, with lee
lures added like those Of the Lowell institute. VIII
you please urge upon all those who desire TO benefit
by these schools " send In their names to the secre
may add 10 the testimony that there Ia real neces-
SLY for these schools In our city, that the Commits
soners may be able to carry out the provisions OF
the law, that free night school shall be established
In each district OF the city. X.
--Royal copper ornaments and Mikado jewelry,
enlirely new, elegant, and reasonable, at Moore a
ledlDgs, lewelers, 1l09 pennsylvania ayenue.
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If Anything

we have AN Oyerproducilon Of clothing. Tie
must be disposed Of. Eiseman Bros, cor 7tii aud
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The Coat Of the Season.

The last oyercoats from our workshops consist of
| Ave Kinds OF kerseys and chlnchlllas natin-llDed
throughout, az the low figure OF 49, II Will take
lots OF marking down Of the average prices here
abous 70 meet this Ggure SakB a COMPANY
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Our Patrons
Must Sell.

VIII get the benefit OF our oyerproductlon. Else.
man Bros, cor. 7th and u.
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Nervous, DebtIltate6 Hen.


You are allowed a nee trial OF thirty dops OF the
uX OF Or. Dyes Celebrated voltaic Belt with Eiec-
trio suspenscry Appliances, for the speedy relief
and permanent cure OF Nervous Debility, loss OF
Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles
Also, for many other diseases. Complete restoration
TO health, ylgor, and manhood guaranteed. No risk
Ia incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full infor.
nation, terms, etc. mailed free by addressing votaic
Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich.
Royal copper ornaments ana Mikado jewelry,
entirely new, elegant, and reasonable, at Moore 4
Leding's, jewelers., ll09 Pennsylvania avenue.
"Aldcrney Dairy wagons
Fresh Attorney butter churncd every morning and
delivered In N-pound Ward" prints, As cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, buttermiik, and sweet
milk, cents per quart Cream, Is cents per pint.
DIED.
BIRMINGHAM.-After a short illness, on satur-
day, December 10, Florence, beloved wife OF H. T..
Birmingham, in her twenty.drst year. Funeral
Tuesday i. NJ, at her late residence, 2i6 Third
street southeast.
HUTCH1NGSON-Su Suddenly, on the i2th instant, at
TAO =. NJ, Thomas Iiutchlngson, the beloved hus-
baad OF A. Hutchingson, in the sIxty.eighth year
OF his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral, from his late resi-.
dence, 300 J. street southeast on Tuesday, the 18th
instant, at 2 r. NJ. No flowers.
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-.koYal copper ornaments and MikadO lewelry
entirely new, elegant, aud reasonable, al Moore q
Ledings, jewelers., 100 Pennsylvania avenue
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van move clothing the prices we put on them Ger.
iainly Will Eiseman Bros, 1th and T..
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We place on our counters tomorrow morning I've
styles satin.lined chinchla and kersey mens over
coats. None better at $25 to $50 In the city. Cal
and see them. Saks Company.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.


u. S. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WAsnINGToN, ID. c November 10, 1855.
fnoroSALS, u duplicate, geaed, and Endorsed
Cd envelope Bids for Engineers Supplies Will be
received at this ONCE from regular dealers or man
nIactnrers onlyl until IL O'Clock NJ. December is,
sS5 ior the following supplies, of best quality to
ne delivered within sixty days from date Of award
10 Tue washington Navy Yard, free of expense to
ane government and subject tothe usual conditions
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
acquisitions Nos. 10 to 10, for Steel Boiler Plate.
Gauges, safety Valves, ETC.; Rivcts, Brass Tubes,
Hardware, Tin Files, Alcohol, OIL, Lumber, Miscel.
Each requsltion and class will be awarded sepa-
ratey. f
Blank forms for proposals, aud schedules for the
articles required Will be furnished upon application
a this office, and all necessary information at the
Navy Yard. ~
Two responsible sureties are required for the
prompt and faithful delivery OF the articles awarded
anu the competency of the guarantors certified to
Dctore notary or other public officer.
inc right IL reserved TO reject any or all bids that
may not be deemed advantageous to the Govern
menf, and to waive defects.
THOMAS II. LOCKER,
noEE-It Pay Director u. 8. N.
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Alderney Dairy Wagons"

Royal copper ornaments and Mikado jewelry,
entirely new, elegant, and reasonable, at Moore 4
LedIngs, jewellers, 1l09 pennsylvania avenne.
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WE invite special attention this morning 10 the
advertisement OF Mr.. L. g. Davis Ii9 Market Space
IN which Will be fonnd enumerated a large variety
OF handsome articles from which 10 select holiday
presents.
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RAH FOR CHRIsTMAs, and don't fail to call and
see the paintings, engravlDgs, etchngs pastel paint
ings, frames, ready made and made 10 order Christ
mas cards, whisk holders, bisque figures, albums,
easels etc., etc., at veerhoG GIG and All Seventh
street.
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ORIoLE POOL" the new invention of fteen-ball
pool Is one of the leading attractions at thebiiard
parors OF our friend scanlon ais Ninth street. The
pronouncing 1t superior to the old one Every table
has undergone repair while new ballsand cues have
been added.
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NINE. A. HAMILTON, OF 243 West Forty-fourth
street, New York, is announced 10 be here during
the month OF January, when she Will be prepared 10
take orders for fine dressmasing. Notice OF lcca-
ton will be given later.
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SENSIBLE and desirable Christmas presents ut
Kings Palace, sl4 Seventh street. Elegant silk
handkerchiefs and mulers at 50c 5c, 81, and ST. 5
silk plush coats at $50 and s25, silk plush vsites at
sl5 SEQ and s25; lace goods childrens plush hoods
worsed caps and sacks lovely tips at ,5c per bunch
large assortment OF ladies', misses, and children
coats IS per cent less than market vaue BIRDS hats
wings, flowers, and velvets at slaughterng pricss
Kings Palace.
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THE Post Combination Sewing Machine is the
cheapest and best. AL know the lock-stltch ina
chimes are good-some say the chan-siitch are
better; but the above machine, being both In one
must be the best. Once, G2I Louisiana avenue
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ROYAL COPPER ORNAMENTS aud Mikado jewelry,
entirely new, elegant, and reasonable, at Moore a
Ledng's, jewelers., 100 Pennsylvania avenue.