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NCNEN RYiefN.

The Mutual Union telegraph company began cut
ting rates yesterday. Their prices are now about
the same as those OF the Baltimore and Ohio COM
pany.
IL is reported In London that the French govern
ment is negotiating Tor The purchase OF iSlets OF
the coast OF Panama TO form French naval sta
ton.
TWO pounds OF iron filings, found In a bag. TO
which q fuse was attached under an arch OF Water
loo depot, at London, yesterday. caused another
dynamite scare.
Insurgents in Jamaica are preparing for another
invasion OF Cuba.
Heavy snow storms are reported from Kansas
and Nebraska, accompanied by intense cold.
The defacati0n OF Churchill, state treasurer OF
Arkansas, is SlS.500
The first woman ever arrested In Richmond. Va,
for carrying concealed weapons was fined SEQ yes
terday for It.
All but three of the orphans who were in ST.
Johns home, In BrUokly n, when IL was burned have
been accounted for.
Ruth Gill, a little girl, was killed yesterday at
Cleveland by q shot accidentally fired by i've
year-oid companion, who was playing with a revolt
yer.
When W. F. De Rossett and Nathan Pars met I'm
the streets OF lockwood. Tenn, Wednesday, they
began firing at each other with shotguns. Both
We're wounded.
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ScHoor. Sr,rs.
ScuooL Surrs:

School Su1rs. Scuoor Surrs.
Chd's suits. 20 H. short pants a. o. 80 a. un
goys' School siss: ave II to I! long pants So $3.50
wards Boys Single Pants q. 81 %. 81 50 upwasja
Child Knee ants ia H. 5Oc. &C.. 7sc Il Chs
Flannel Shirt Waist &c. 90c and 81 Misses aud Boys
soiid school shoes tom 81 up. boys School Hats
RON sos; and 90. up. Good WOmens solid But Shoe
. p and xl51 l3lA-lsl6 1ennsyivznia avenue.
IL /. W. SEIABY
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SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
BARRACKS. WASHINGTON, D. c.
on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SEVEN I'll 1875 at
TEN O'CLOCK NJ, We shall sell at public auction a
large quaint OF condemned articles Cartridge
Boxes. Musket Sims. Bayolet Scebbards SWORDS
Waist Belts. knapsacks. HRver.acks anteens Old
Old Ho q. swords frogs. etc etc
Terms cash at time OF sale
BY order Of the Querternaster
did WALIER L. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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I'd Edition.
Latest KILOGRAMS to The Star.
Western linton Ecouom,xiux.

western linton EcOnOmixinx,
NEW YORK, January 2-The secretary OF the
western Union Telegraph company to-day said that
the company economzed the expenses OF he gen.
eral Offices In this city 10 the extent OF dispensing
with the services Of some dozen clerks and re-
uuc1ng the salaries OF some others the number
OF operators employed and the rates Of wages paid
them, nave not been altered. The changes made
were no further than may occur, he said, at the
end OF any month.
European Events Of Interest.
BRITISH CABINET coUNCiL-MR. GLADSTONE Ill.
LoLDoN, January "A meeting OF the cabinet
council will be held to-day to consider foreign and
colonial questions
MI. Gladstone is suffering from indisposition.
REINFORCING ADMIRAL CoURBET.
PARIS, January 2.-FOur men-of-war have been
ordered 10 proceed To Chinese waters to reinforce
Admiral COurbet'S SQUADRON
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I,AcA.l NnroS.

Rev. Z. d. Andrews, OF Christ Church, navy yard
fsspoken OF as successor TO the Rev. DR.. Parel
The transfers OF real estate placed on record
during the year 1884 were $3.50, only IS more than
the year before. There were 2,S47 relating TO
Washington city property, 675 to county property,
and 15S TO Georgetown property.
The VIII OF the late William Middleton, partially
proven to-day, leaves his property to his widow.
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I. V. ARROwsMITH
NIT. VERNON, MT. VERMONT
STEAMERS.

ARD LINE
NOTIcF
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW FORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HAlsBOR
FROM PIER 20. y. l.. NEW YORK
BOTHNIA We'd. Jan !. SCYT IA We'd Feb t.
6ALLIA. Wet Jan IA SgRvIs Wed. Feb. H.
OREGON We l.. Jan. 81. GALLIA...- Wed, Feb. 10
PAvoNIA- Wed. JaI. - BoTHSIA...-. Wed Fec -
AND WHY NEDNESD Az FROM MN YORK
RATES OF PA>SAGE-S60. $50 and 500. according
to accommodations
steerage very rates Steer &c tickets from Lev
srpOo and Queenstown and all other of Eurupeas
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow
Hzvre Antwerp and other ports the Continent aud
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passaee Apply at The Gonna y'sofce
OTIS BJGELOW co. co. 1th ST.. Washington. ID. e.
VERNON H. BROWN & co. New York:
Crto Aessrs OTIS BIGEIOW * Co
jail 6O1 18th street. Washington.
rENERAL TRANSLATE ANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NV NOR3 HAvEE.
Company's pier. No ~ North River foot OF Morton
street. New YORK
~. aIrent. JaIlsseiin Wednesday. Jan T. 10 a. III
Ame.ique SaIiel.i, "Wednesday Jan. IA.
ST. IL imam. Irgub. ss"si--@-ta.. Jan. II 4.
Checks pay able sight, in suit.
Banque TransatlautiIue nj Paris LOUIS De BEBIAN
Agent. No 6. Bowling Green, Mex York.
O. W. MOSS. 225 iennsy Ivan avenue:
J. W. BOTELEk i son. 325I-uDsy wanna avenue
d3l Agents ior Washington. ID. o.
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NO CURE NO PAY-WHITEHURsT'S CEDAR
~ BAlsAM Is warranted 70 cure Coughs Colds.
Srour, Throat and Lung Diseases &c six drops dose
Try IT. ii not satisfied the empty lie
your money back Sold by all Druggists ni4-f IA th3u
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

i N1Ss ARR SsisS BHEIIISS, cSSTA1N1SS
E EFN rc93S XdsTENpS KNOWN AS NO 1882
viii shp0p
the 4 Ia 81
AIRY D.. 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, lot num-
OF square numbered two hundred and co J., with
Ts o thsTe9p na IL the sy Of M M
to 20 foot alley, and the improvements are in good
Terms Of sales One third cash. of which 800 must
be paid at time OF sale and the balance in equal ray,
cash. as the purcha,se may prefer The deferred pay
chaser If sale are not complied with in seven
ths purchaser VIII 's Henry IT. f0 Barn 'sA Oh
Ja2-dts Executor and Trustee.
FTRUsTEE's SALE OF STOCKS.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. passed equity No $685.
AIRY isss at o 81 ScIocR H. at the
rooms Of Duneanson Bros auctioneers southeast cor
80 shAIiEs q TIE n SSfIfAI STOCK OF THE
POST coABINA anS2S. SE"1 ING MACHINE
Terms cash. AEfHtk a lb1RNEy. Trustee.
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts d3i-dsd
'T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
OF GENUINE IMPORTED
TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS CARPETS
Comprising Rare and Rich Selections of
PERSIAN, AFGHANIsTAN, DAGHISTAN.
OUCHAK. GORDIES. CIRCASSIAN
ARMENIAN. KHoRAsSAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS;
with many other specimens entirely new to this marke
JEDAZIENE KELIM AND BAGDAD POR-
THERE'S. ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES.
Forming of the hanomest collections of Textiles
i'll design and quality offered by To take place
at my Salesroons, southwest Pennsylvania av-
enue and 18th street,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JANUARY SEVENTH. EIGHTH AND NINTH. 1885,
AT ELEVEN AND Three O'CLOCK
EACH DAY
On exhibition Monday and Tuesday January 9Th and
9th
THOMAS DOWNING.
d306t Auctoneer
Ar,nt,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Flarket.
The following are the opening ands p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special Wire to II. II. Dodge, 53s 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
7 ALTERR WILLIAMS 4 O.. Auctioneers.

WAL1ERH WILLIAMS 3 o. A"cti0nesFs.
SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. PARLoR
FURNITURE, WALNUT BOOK CASES, fR NCH
PL TT MANTEL AND P1lk NITROUS. aSY
TABLES. WALNUT SiDEBOARDS. HAIE MA 4
TRESsES. .FEATHhR PILLOWS. BRUSSELS
INGRAM AND OH II ARPETS.
ALSO BRUSSELS CAl.PlTS BIZ ORDER OF THE
GOVERNMENT.
On TO. MORROW MOANING, commencing at
ELEVEN o. LOCK, within saesrooni, shall sell
the above collection of household furniture.
Terms: CASH
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
{
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Annapolis Dispatch TO the y. Y Herald. January l.
The naval academy authorities are Investigating
q case OF supposed stealing at that institution
The suspected party is understood TO be a naval
cadet OF the fourth class who is accused OF enter
Ing the room OF a fellow student and robbing him
About eighteen months ago a cadet who stood high
In his class was dismissed foe similar offense In
his case the robbery was ATTRIBUTED % keplomanla
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Increase Of the Public Debt.
The public debt statement issued to-day shows
the increase OF the public debt during the month of


Certificates OF deposit q ... 2aa,0OOO
Reminding certificates IS ......... $4,000
Legal tenders IS .. 341. isl Ol6
Fractional currency .. 6g,l 343
WHAT SECRETARY M'CULLoCH SAYS OF Towing TO
THE GENERAL DEPRESSION OF BUSINESS INTERESTS
CONGRESSIONAL OPINIONS
The showing OF the Treasury statement that
there has been slight increase of the public debt
during the month OF December is discussed
with some interest by financiers. Secretary
McCulloch says 1t is due not so much
to any unusual expenditures during the
month as TO the fact that there has been a
great falling off In the receipts For the past two
months the Treasury, he says has been feeling the
effect OF the general depression OF business all over
the country and the receipts on revenues have
futures have kept up TO the top notch, those for
pensions slightly increasing. He says, however.
mat The Indications are that the statement for
January Will show diminution OF the public debt
again.
Mr. HOLMAN SAYS
this shortage in the revenues of the country is q
thing TO be expected from time to time now and is
not bad Thing. "There is an exaggerated idea, ~
this evidence that the revenues mex haust-
IDLE viii have good effect. Ii shows that the
present lavish expenditures must be curtalIed, and
am In favor Oh any reduction or the revenue that
Will enforce economy In pubic expenditures"
Mr.. BLAND THINKS
that decrease in the revenue might be expected
from the fact that the people In this country are
not buying as much as they were. They are econ
omhing owing to the hard times, and the imports
are consequently falling of.
Mr.. BUCKNER's VIEW.
Mr.. Buckner says he thinks the same falling of
OF revenue-which means falling off in business
VIII continue all winter. "The same depression
he says, 'eXStS all over the world all nations are
suffering from it, and it must b.. the result of q
common cause. There can be but one common
cause and that is the scarcity OF gold. The gold
OF the world is being used up.n
MESSRS ELLIS AND RYAN ON THE DEPRESSION.
Mr. Ellis says the present awful period OF depres-
sion the country is going through is more than he
can account for. The people are not buying-they
are not eating as much or buying as many clothes
because they can't afford 1t, and the revenues OF
the country, both internal and from customs must
diminish. the latter more particularly. II the French
and Chinese would get TO lighting in earnest II
would do us some good. he thought.
ME. Ryan, OF Kansas, thought the people We're
becoming economical owing TO business depression,
and we would finally have to get war on our
hands before long to clear away the depression.
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John SHERMAN L CO.. Real Estate Agents
OFT

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING; SOUTHEAST,CORNER OF FIRST
AND MYRTLE STREET S NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of deed of trust. dated Sc, tenn -,
Der twentythird t23d), A. d. 1879 and re-.f:::j
corded i'll Lber No 9ll folio 439 ct seq of the
records OF the District of Columbia and the request
OF parties secured thereby will sell. ut pu bic
au ZION in front Of the prem THURSD ~ the
EiGtIH DAY lSth) o. JANU tRY A. D. 1885. at +, UR
and seye with the improvements thereon, in
TIE City OF Washington and district OF Columbia
Terms OF sa.e One third cash balance in six twelve
ana eighteen months the notes given tor the deferred
pay nents to be secured the property sold at per
cent Ier annl until paid deposit OF 800 required at
the time 81 sale Terms to be complied with in seven
days Ali couveyancinr ut purchasers cost
WILL A. COULTER.l -r.
x. H. &. AILEMAN, J iruS'ees'
IhOS DOWLlNG. Auct. dog eo&ds
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BETROTHED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EMF. A STIFBEI.
20 CARRIE OPfENHEIMER.
DIED.

DIED.
MATTANs q rertonitis at one O'Clock a m, Fri
DORA. beloved wife OF Arthur Nsttans
Funeral from her late residence. Second and
streets northwest, 2:30 o'clock sunday Friends and
relatives of the family invited 20 attend 2s
WARREN. On December 81 1854 at IL O'Clock a. m
MIS- MARIA NARREN. beloved wife Of Henry Warren.
tier funeral viii take place from her late residence
HIS nth street northwest on Saturday Jam
tines church at 10 q IA. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. e
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MURDERED BY TRAxp.-A brakeman named

MURDERED BY A TRAMP.-A brakeman named
Mason was fatally injured near Hartford on Tuas-
day night by being struck on the head with stone
thrown by tramp. He was found lying in
sensible on the top or a Car when the train reached
New Britain and was cared for at that place. The
tramp threw the stone because Mason had put hun
OF the train. man answering the description OF
the murderer has been arrested at Trowyle and is
awaiting Identification by the train hands on their
return from Harlem river.
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IRE at Mexico. Mo-, Yesterday DESTROYED s,sosl
worth OF groceries and furniture belonging 10 BEAT
" Younger ana y. A. Robinson.
Notice OF reduction 81 IRON 40 10 Is per cent m
the wages or the steel-workeTs at Coshoston ohia
has been given Hair the workers VIII strike
The employees OF the Homestead street WORKS m,
Plttsou'g. controlled by Carnegie Brother nav.
oeen notified OF reduction M from 80 70 10 mar
cent an The different departments The mil VIII
remain Idle for some time "
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A Reign of Terror on a Street Car.

CHICAGO, January 2-Three pickpockets boarded
o Madison street car at 10 O'Clock Wednesday
Was detected In the act OF appropriatiag the gold
watch OF James Hough. Word was passed among
The passengers. and an attempt maze TO arrest the
THIEF, but the gang pulled revolvers and opened a
promscuous nre 10 the great terror or the passen-
gers N00ne was injured, but the thieves escaped
Frank Williams, alleged 10 be OF the gang,
was captured to-day.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
SHEETS ABOVE BOUNDARY

w
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
SHEETS. ABOVE BOUNDARY.
By virtue of deei Of trust from John +. Buck. a
hcitz and wife. dated Marcn ISL and recorded s5J
In Lber $50 folio $780, of the land records of the
District Of Columbia and also o. decree of the Su-
IRENE Court of said Dis rict passed september IT, 1884
in equity cause No. 901j ubstitung arthur A. Biz
trustee in place of Andrew LsEgdon, will sell
a. public auctiOn in front of the misses SATUR-
DAl, JAS UARY THIRD AID 1885. at HALF-PAST
TIRE O'CLOCK PM, all of lot a. in J. b Haw's
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant. excepting only the
south four feet front 7th street road by 40 fet in
depth said property Frontal SO feet inches
9TH St road der til of "A feet inches Sth
extended which 1t ronts 40 feet inches and ad-
ioirs the stables of the Metropolitan Hallway Company
1t Wi b- sold i'll three los follows: one 9TH
street rs feet5 inches BIZ l20 feet in d pb and two
on 9Th street each -Ofeti inches by 12 feet inches
he improvements Consist OF Ibstanal frame dwell
In OF about ten rOUns on the ftn street front.
Terms Of sale: Oneforth cash. of which 100 must be
paid AT time OF sale each lot and the balance in equal
neIts IN one. two and three with interest de-
fc rv payments to b. secur by deed of trust the
cry sold All eyancing and recording at cost
Of purchaser. If terms of sale not complied with
III ten days the prop ry Will be resold at the cost and
lis- OF the purchaser
A l.. BARBER,
lie Droit Building r...as
ARTHUR A. Il RNEY, 'AuS
ard 456 Louisiana avenue
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nR. HAINEg'
u GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
POSITIVE CURE

FOR DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIoroR HABIT.
1t can be given I'm a cup Of coffse tea without thu
knowledge of the taking IT. in absolutely harr-
less, sId VIII effect permanent aud speedy cure,
whether the Ietenf II moderate drinxer
holc wreck Ii has been given thousands VI case and
in every instance perfect cure has followed II NEVER
FAILS. The system nlprsRnfxed with s, enfe
IT becomes an after impossiby for tia liquor appetite
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. Propriesor..
Cincinnati, ohia
For sale by
r. K HELPHENSrINE
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE.
Corner llth and streets. also corner lxth eok -
Vermont avenue. waAhington. d. c.
etCan write for circulars md fun pageioulnm a1o-e
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SHOOTING Hrs HEAD OFF WHILE GUNNING.-Wm.
Hicks and companion were out cunning In Gooch-
land county, Va, Wednesday, and Mr. Hicks hands
being too cold for him to draw the rod from his gun
with them he attempted TO do so with his teeth.
He failed to do So but one OF the loads was dis
charged while he was making the effort and blew
half OF his head OF. He leaves a family.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.iHDR ROW.
vrHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

EJ.HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
Regular SALE at auction rooms 18th street and Penn.
sylvia la avenue on SATURDAY. JANUARY THIRD
1885. embracing a general collection Of Household
Goods.
IS sets decorated Toilet Ware Crates Of Crockery Toy
Tea Sets
Also,
complete set Of Timers Tools
Also,
One English Tricycle.. in perfect order
Also, at TwELV.. O'CLOCK
Horses, Carriages. Buggies and Wagons ja1.N
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The two daughters OF Mitchell Van Zandt and
son OF Levi DebaW broke through the Ice ~ Sut-
ton, Masa, wednesday, and were drowned. They
were Gil under twelve yeaEB q aga
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TeiegraDhic Briefs.

A proposition was presented In the New York
produce exchange to The grain trade this morning
that the members be charged Tor seats Ia the cal'
ROOM An almost unanimous vote was Cast against
the proposition.
AT a dance near Batch town, Calhoun county, Ill,
christmas eve, Rube Harrel, becoming mad with
Jealousy. procured shotgun and fired both barrels
INTO the party. seven persons were wounded, Two
fatally. The murderer fled.
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Fire in a Ii. a. q. Tunnel.

NEWARK, o., January "A fire company has
been called TO The Bristol tunnel, on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, which is on fire. All through
trains have been stopped for the present
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GISSHEINER ( BRO
~ oGo ith street. bet. II and l. and 3l5l NJ stre.t
", call particular attention to our very complete
stock Of H'S
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL, TPA AIDE
We are sole agents for BURT,S CELEBRATED
Nj NS SHtiS- There better and are an,
zen TO Gus oni-iade We the following STYLES.
~ 4 = I'M GALL. button plain. and pointed toe
EuR1 NJ CALF Congress CATERS i'll broad aud
narrow toss. ~-~
BUII'S ZINE CALF lacp-hook balls
BtEI'S FINE CALF Congress aud button
~ ri FINE extra broad bottoms for old gentlemen
bthIS Boy SHOES. Ia lace aud button, every styIe
We invite an inspection O. these goods from that
want {ood shoes There o better
III our lad1es Department have the
CULTIVATED COUSIN, SHOES
COUSINS FINE KID. button. nigh heel and pointed
box toe
COUSINS FINE KID. cornmo,,>se sense toe
COUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT. button in both
styles - So ~S''A
COUSINS FINE PEBBLE. button. in common sense
Ecd low heel. s
MlsaLs >Hots in kid, Straight Goat. and Pebble,
same patterns.
cox FINE SHOES FOR Ladies' Misses and Children
Every style OF heel toe
CElLDkEN AND MISSES SPRING HEEL SHOESin
etea. variety.
AZ Of whicn goods we sell very low price We ask
tcaii Of all oeore pure hasinx your shoes
you money by doing Remember the name aud
number. klNS..rlN.r = gxlsI1
SEQ SO .-h and Jl5i II streatl
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FNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneex.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
OF sEALsKIN sACQUES DOLMANs. ETC.

Mr. Thomas Bowling has received instructions to sell
by auction tuesday, and WEDNESDAY, JANU
AIRY SEVENTH and EIGHTH. 1885, at 1890 T street
NV, near the Ebbitt House, quantity of London
dyed Alaska Seaskin Sacques, New1narkets DOlmans,
Raglans Etc.
These garments consigned by an eminent Euro
pean firm, and will BE- sold without reserve.
On exhibition Monday. January 9Th, and mornings Of
sale. which will commence at ELE EN- O'CLOCK.
An ASST slant will BE- in attendance mt these garments
on Ladies DESTROYS of purchasing will do well to in
spect this stock. ja2-3t
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SKATES.

SKATES SkArrs
Al kinds. from &c. up.
Sleigh Bells ali sizes.
Pocket Knives and Scissors
Also. fine stock Of Roixers' Ta'le Kniyes
G. HARTI0 SON.
d131m' 1ool corner 7th and x streets northwest
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WRECKED SAILORS RESCUED FROM RArr-The
Norwegian bark, OGward.a New York. from Stock
holm, picked up raft ar sea Dec. 20. on winch
were the captain and four OF the crew OF tHe
schooner Estele Day, which sailed from Charles
ton for Philadelphia on Dee. 16. When of cape
Lookout, On the 18th, storm came UP, continuing
three days. On the morning OF the 18th the vessel
capSiZed, and on the 2lst broke up and Sank. From
the 18th until they We're Rescued the crew had been
cngng TO the outside of the vessel and TO portions
OF the wreck. On the 2sd. the mate L. s. curling,
lrnXvnpA
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FINANCIAL.

PRlvAr4 Stock T1LneEArH W1HKs
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, BOSTON. sc.
lRINCE WHITLEY. STOCK BROKERS.
,so I fffti, saynue; New York.
General Partners:
James Whitley, Henry n Dodge. H Cruger Oakley
Harry q. Logan. Washington, D. C. Maynard C. Eyre
William K. Travers Special Partner
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES
OF RAILWAY SECURITIES.
Branch Ofhce-539 18th street (Corcoran Building)
Fl. H. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re-
ssfdlng the Markets received through our wires IN
SiAHIl.I. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
ali or lerS executed and repo ted PROMPTLY taoc
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
ptree. wharf ON MONDAYS. %EDNE .DA s aud FRI
DAYS a. 5 p. m. stopping Pney Point and Cor:,fieId
going and returning Connect in Norfolk with ell rail
road and steamboat lines Secure aud tickets at
b. and O. Offce. l4th and Pennsyivaista ayrnue st
Marc II tel and Knox press 6nl PerInsvly mia
avenue. sho Will also check gyage from hotels and
private residences For further Information muir at
colnpanys Office 9Th street VII If Telephone call 49,
dS WILLIAM r. WEIGH. General Agent
II Ow FARE5-NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MON
roe-I irst-cass Fare i5c Round Trip p Steam
sr ady of tde axe Monday. wednesday ard FRIDAY az
$50 IN Passage and rooms secured Genera Office
Eh street wharf Potomac hiver Landlng-Stt amer
IL ompson Mol day. Wednesday and Friday am. Tel
ephone call 80. nol3
STEAMER I. " ARROwSMITH
FROM TIN STREET WHARF
Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays alta m Pc.
turning Tuesdays. Fridays and Sundays touching at
all River La ldiugs far Nonni Creek C1rrriomsn
snd 81 Clements Bay. Connects with b. x o. r r. q:
Shepherds. JNO B. PADGETT Agent
q. W. RIDLEY, MANAGER. sell
Mt VERMONT MI. VERMONT
STEAMER W w CORCORAN
leaves It'll wharf daily (excert sunday, for VI
vernon at 10 O'Clock III; returning. reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm
sel6 = I. BLAKE Captain