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Y'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

YI'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
One fine pair of stylish and wellmatched carriage
Horses, and years old next spring. 15s4 hands
high. They are prompt steppers, right up the bit,
yet withal perfectly gentle. The owner is private
gentleman and has no f,rther use for them. Any one
in want of a fine pair of carriage horses will never
have better chance. They can be ct Burgdorfs
Stables AIS Sth street northwest, prior to sale. The
will be exhibited and driv for parties desr-
ing it.
On SATURDAY, JANUARY NINTH. 1886. AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front Of my auction rooms
shall sell the above team. j4.dts
rT'RUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVES PROPERTY
Il On PHI HIGH I,E STREET, NEAR SECOND STREET.
Court of the District Columb a passed in equity ;
cause No. 9.613. December I'D the undersigned E:1
AUCTION ON SATURDAY .5S 2, the NINTH H., DAY OF
IN In front Of the premises the proner11 noWD AZ
part of Lot one hundred and tweUty-six 126), In
Beatty and Hawkins addition Georgetown. begin
ming for the at point High street about six
tytwo feet and four uches south of second street. and
running thence south southeaserly with said High
street thirty feet; thence west sOuthwesteriy sixty
seven feet and eleven inches thence north about thir
tyrhree feet TO point that will be intersected by
beginning thence with the said line reversed to the
place of Beginning will be- sold subject to ncum
January 81 1887 tamount of which will be stated
sale.}
money in cash. and the balance in year from the
day of sale. Such deferred payments to bear interest
cured by the purchaser note and deed Of trust Of
the property. or all cash, at the option of the pur
qured at the time Of sale and all conveyancing be
al the cost of the purchaser Ii the of sale are
Trustee reserves right resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
DuNcANsos BROS. Aucs.. ''' ''' aa ) RS
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book keeper of Painter, Tongue & Co., who as
signed yesterday because of the embezzlement
Of Rose, made an assignment to-day for the
tee is $4,000, indicating only $1,000 Of as
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AUCTION SALES,
YUALTER 3. WILLIAMS s Co. AucsioaeeTs

O.,A
HANDSOME wELL-MADE AND BEAUTIFULLY
FkESCH PLATE, PIER ER HSD MA INhTfE1Is nj +.
R0RS. CORNER CUPBOARD, PLATE GLASS
DRESSER, CHIFFONIER. EN6EAvINGS,
ETC, VIII be sold at our salesroom on TO-MOR.
Row January NINTH, at ELEVEN
Also. Immediately after the sale Of the above, we
shall sell the contents Of welI-furnshed house.
moved TO our eaiesroom for convenience Of sale.
ROSEWOOD CASE BRADBURY PIANO. IN PER
PEGI ORDER TRENCH PLATE PIER MIR.
XXX, BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, NEA RLY
New. LEATHER LIBRARY CHAIRS, MAR
MI rG RE BkhPET' MADE TO 3kIpHs. Wax Az
MATTRESSES, LIBRARY TABLES, BOOK
SASsS. ASH CHAMBER SUITE. HALL
MATT FQLDING BED, WARDR. BES.
FIVE PAIRS FINE BLANKETS, LACE CUR
TAINS, MARBLE-TOP TIA BLES, SPRINGS,
KITCHEN UTENSILS. ETC.
ALSO,
Walnut Counters and medium size Show Cases
Sale takes place In front of salesroom 10 o'clock
Fine Furniture to be sold at IL o'clock.
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS d Co, Aucts
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I'd EDITION
Latest q6leglans to Tle Star.


~ n 4 Ne
His Satchel Said to Contain About
$4,000 i'm Bonds and $4,000 in
Money.
BosroN, Jan. estate Detective Dyson ar
rived nom Rutland this morning with the
valises, containing the property stolen from the
Lancaster bank, OF Clinton by President Nc
Neill, which were found secreted at Tinmouth
yesterday. The property was turned over
TO Chief Wade, who. with Dyson and an
officer of the bank, lett for Clinton on
the 1905 train, taking with them the securi'
y 8 and money brought by Detective Dyson
Soc. 600 In interest bearing bonds Of the West
Rutland Marble company, ana q quantity OF
company and the Low Cattle company. These
were badly soaked with rain water and melted
ofconcealment In the other bag was found
nearly $4,000 in bank bills, done up in
81 900 packages of 800 notes. Several bills
had been distracted from two or three of the
packages.
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THE WARRANT FOR MELLES.-Justice Cash
myer, In Baltimore yesterday, heard argument
at the Central police station. ON the motion OF
w. Holiingsworth Whyte, esq, 10 quash the
warrant tor the arrest OF Adrian L. EN-. The
justice decided that he would refuse the motion
10 quash the warrant on the ground that it
would not DC right for him TO sci such prece-
dent
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General Foreign News.

NINE SEAMEN OHOWNED.
LONDON, Jan. S.-The Swedish bark CyRnus,
from Galveston, November Fl, for Maryport,
was wrecked at Workington, and nine Of her
crew were drowned.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers
AssIGNEEs SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. FIXTURES, &c. CONTAINED IN
STORE 9lS SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue of deed Of assignment will sell, at
public auction, on THURSDAY, JANUARY
SEVENTH, 1SSt;. at TN O'CLOCK A NJ, and con-
tnuing SEVEN O'CLOCK p. NJ, and each day
thereafter al same hours the entire stock OF Dry
Goods, &c. contained in premises 9lS 9TH street
northwest, comprising in part
Silks. Cashmeres. Alpacas, Cotton Prints,
Linens. Fancy Goods. Notions, Neckwear,
Ladies and Gents Furnishings Ready made Dresses,
Cloaks, Gossamers. Umbrellas, Trunks, Nalises,
Jewelry, Hosiery. Spreads, Lawns.
Counters shelving, &C.,
Together with great variety of Dry Goods, usually
found in such stores.
Terms cash. SIMON WOLF,
j6 Assignee Of Joseph HerzoG.
Sc BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
above stock private sale for TWO DAYS, either IN
bulk or in lots Jas
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THOUSANDS KNOW that ST. Jacobs Oh cures
the worst case Of neuralgia Ina a light
Mothers need not be afraid 10 give childfo1
Red Star Cough Cure. No opiates In IT.
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CAPT. 8. D. JocELYN, 21st infantry, and Sec
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut. L. c. Heilner ordered
to duty at the naval observatory; Ensign r. NJ.
Hughes, to the coast survey; Paymaster J. @.
Barton, to the navy yard, Mare Island; Ensign
p. ]. Werlich, detached from the coast survey
and placed on waiting orders; Ensign B. f.
Thurston, from the coast survey and ordered
to the Ranger; Ensign A. s. Hall, nom the coast
survey and ordered to the Junfata; Raymaster
j. B. Redfeld, from the navy yard, Mare Island,
and ordered to settle accounts.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY HAND-sHAKERs.-
There was an attendance OF . hundred and fifty
at the White House reception this afternoon.
and the President shook hands with all who
approached him without incident Mr.. Barna-
bee, OF the Ideal Opera company, was among
the first in the line.
LIEUT.. Col. D. w. FLAGLER, ordnance de-
partment, he's been ordered from Rock Island
arsenal to PhPnixville, Pa, to Inspect certain
beams and iron tor 0rdnance purposes-
PHILADELPHIA WAITS A 9cKooISHIP.-
Representative o'Neil, of Pennsylvania, to-day
presented to the Secretary Of the Navy . com.
naittee Of the city council Of philadelphia, who
were appointed TO urge upon the government
a. city, q y and
| accompanied the delegation and secOnded the
request. Representatives Harmer and Randall
were busy At the csps01 snd tnsssfos' nSt
colleagues to state that they were heartily In
favor Of the project.
| Wills F1LEn.-The WIN Of VIM. 0oeppel waa
Elizabeth The win OF Lucinda A. Meta q
Georgetown, filed to-day, leaves her 0stAte Ia
| her two daughters.
BRrron ADnITrrD 10 RAfx.-Inis ansrncou
VIM. T. Benton, formerly . policeman, and nov
In He'll charged with perjury In the Dejt 0tEorcl
s esn .sr 6o sns..ss 2 81 LA = &:
!
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CAPT. R. L. HoxIE, corps Of engineers, has
been ordered from Montgomery, Ala, tn Pensa-
cola, Fla, to make semi-annnal inspection OF
the works there.
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AND COMMERCIAL
'ew York stock Narkel

The following are the opening and 800 p. m prices
of the New York Stock Marke to-day reported by
special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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District Government Affairs.


Just before the holidays all of the per-dem
men in District employment, such as do work
alleys, cleaning and repairing lateral sewers
and basins, and repairs to country roads, were
paid for the first fifteen days of December, the
money for the holidays. Owing to some COM
plicatlon in the District auditors Office these
men will not receive the balance of their pay
for December until the Doth or 25th of this
month.
AN UNFINISHED JOB.
Mr.. Fl. g. Johnston calls the attention Of the
Commissioners to the condition of Goth street,
between Pennsylvania avenue and NJ street
northwest. He says the contractors who under
took the grading and paving of this street came
in contact with a stone quarry in the middle of
the square, and paved around the stone quarry,
leaving the Obstruction standing on the side
walk, and 1t has remained for years
WHAT CONSTITUTES A DARKROOM.
Yesterday the Commissioners made an order
that all persons selling liquor to be drank upon
the premises where sold, in whatever quanti-
ties, will be regarded as coming within the sec
ton of the act Of the legislative assembly of
the ,d pistrictapProved August % ls7 imposing
The section referred to provides that "every
place where her distilled Or iermentea liquors are
quired to have q bar-roOm license.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Comm ~ Geo: f. Be KNAPP, superintendent
ton OF the Commissioners to the unsatisfactory
condition Of oath street, between E and F
streets, Immediately in front of the naval OBJ
MIR. Geo. NJ Oyster, ST., asks that the 15-foot
alley in square 759 be paved with asphalt
blocks, under the usual conditions for permit
work.
Mr.. g. E. Douglass, assistant superintendent
parking commission, reports to Capt. Mahan
that Ave trees on Park street, Mt. Pleasant,
have been made dangerous by the grading OF
that street, and should be taken out
The Commissioners have appointed Mr. John
S. Bremmerman as an additional private of the
metropolitan police, d. c., for three years for
duty at the bOttling depot of 8. C. Palmer cor
ner OF Goth and Olive streets, Georgetown,
without compensation therefor from the DIS
trict OF Columbia.
There are thirty-one members OF the police
department detailed, and eleven on the sick
list.
POLICE CHANGES
Superintendent of Police Dye recommends
that Ofhcer j. e. Barnes be promoted from first
to second class, vice SecOnd-cass Private VIM.
Powell, retired; and that Leslie Ellsworth be
sppointed flrst-class private, vice First-class
frfvnteJ. y. Barnes, promoted, to take effect
the above to-day.
Upon the Recommendation of Major Dye the
Commissioners have retired Private VIM.
Powell. Tor disability, on pension Of $50 per
month.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Building Inspector Entwtsle: Sarah
e. Cronin, repair brick store 63 III street north
west; $10O. John Noonan, repair frame dwell
ing, near Tenleytown; $500. Charles Walter,
| erect O. twoStory dwelling, alley between I'D
| and Sd and Fand g streets northwest; 5000.
John O'Brien, repair dwelling, 1713 21st street;
| $500.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.-The Caledonia club last
night elected the following officers Vim. Jar
dine, chief; Robert Bonar, vice chief; James
HALEY, treasurer; VIM. Archibald. secretary;
Andrew Young. financial secretary; DIR. Thos.
Miller, correspondent; John Robinson, libra
rian; VIM. Silver, Alex. Mckercker,J J. X. Kerr
fest Verein has elected the following officers:
E. F. Treiber. pres; John O.Guethler vice pres;
Geo. j. Goeckler, treas; Carl Obermeyer, secre-
tary; VIM. Widmayer Chr Schickler, George
Scharr r, Ed. Kolb, Paul Eisenlown, directors.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
CORNER, !MPRONED BY TWO SMALL
STREET EXTENDED AND GRANT AVE
NUE..
By virtue OF deed of trust recorded in Liber 80
No SO6 folio As ct seq, Of the land records iii
of the District of Columbia, and at the request OF
the party secured thereby, l. the undersigned
the premises, on TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH "
OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1886, 1t HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK r. NJ, all that lot numbered thirty 600 in
Wright s. Cox's Subdivision of part OF Pleasant
Plains. 10 the county. bis lot viii be sold In two
partA First fronting 80 feet on Grant avenue with
depth of 1877 feet the second part fronting %
9th street extended with depth of 80 feet together
with all improvements, &C.
Terms of sale: All cash: deposit Of one hundred
dollars Will be required on the day Of sale. Convey
uary l, 1886. RICHARD L WALLACH.
j5-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
RRICK CLAY LAND FOR SALE
On THURSDAY, JANUARY FOURTEENTH.
1885, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, at the Fairfax street
entrance to Corporation Court Room Of the city of
Alexandria, Va, will be offered for SALE public
tion, tract of land in Alexandria county Va,
tanning 90 acres ~ perches on the south side Of the
Long BRYCE. near the brick yards of VIM. H. West &
Bro. u short distance west of the canal.
Th1s land IS valuable for trucking purposes and
tains deposits OfsuperOr brick clay.
Terms: Oneifth cash. balance in three equal install
ments at six, twelve and eighteen months from day
of SALE with interest bonds with good personal seur-
ity to be given for deferred instalments
tanned.
s. FERGUSON BEACH.
d2S-l5t Commissioner Alex. Co. Circuit Court
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THE GARFIELD HosPIrAL.-The board of
directors of the Garfield hospital held q meet
Ing last evening ct 1418 F street, and extracts
from the annual report of the president, Mr..
Jnstiee Miller. were read, which showed that
the affairs of the hospital were In q prosperous
condition. The debt of 49,, 800 has been ex-
tinguished and the demand for room is such
that steps will be taken to erect large building
order to afford the needed Recommendations.
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Sw1Frs SpEc1r1c

N"1f OfESlf1C
Is nature own remedy, made from roots gathered
from the forests OF Georgia. The method by which
1t Is made was obtained by halfbreed from the
Creek Indians who Inhabited a certain portion OF
Georgia. which was communicated to one ofthe early
Settlers and thus the formula has been handed down
to the present day. The demand has been grad
ualy increasing uutil a 100000 laboratory is
now necessary to supply the trade. Il foreign
demand has been created and enlarged facilities will
be necessary to meet 1t. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER, CATARRH, sCRoFULA, ECZEMA,
ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD faint,
hereditary or otherwise without the use of Mercury
or Potash.
Books on Contagious Blood Poison and on "Blood
and Skin Diseases mailed free.
For sale by all druggists
THE SWIFT specific CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
1877 w. 23d ST. n. Y. ID
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A Daring Burglar.
A HOUSE ENTERED AND ROBBED IN THE EARLY


EVENING.
Last evening at z O'Clock Mr.. John p. Frank
lin, while seated In the parlor of his house. No.
311 street northwest, heard noises up stairs
and supposed they were made by the servants.
| A few minutes later Mr.. Franklin went up
to his bed room and found the room in a state
of disorder, the bureau and wardrobe having
been ransacked- He at once called the servant
| girl, Mary Kirby, and made an examination
with her, which showed that the thief had
taken $40 or $3.50 i'm money, a watch and
chain, $3.50; scarfpns, worth 500, and the
servants watch. worth $40: q check for $3.50
and some papers not negotiable. Mr.. Frank
lin Immediately notified the police. The officers
| upon investigation found that window in the
| story back building, had been forced up 4.
The thief it was supposed. got on the stable
in the rear, from which he reached
the balcony of the adjoining house, and thence
had climbed to the roof OF the back building OF
| the Franklin house. The tool the thief used TO
| force the window and the bureau. thin steel
blade, was broken. and he left il lying on the
| floor. There have been a number OF second
committed in the early part of the evening,
when the occupants would be likely to be in
| the parlor or lower part of the house. About
nine years ago number of similar robberies
were committed here.
ANOTHER BURGLARY LAST NIGHT.
Late last night or early this morning thieves
| paid a visit to the residence OF j. c. Newton,
| us 23d street northwest, where they climbed
| up the porch and got in the second-story win
| dow. Entering the bed chamber where Mr.
Newton was sleeping, they stole q gold watch
which cost $50, and gold chain and necklace
worth S2S. The thieves, after securing the
| plumber stated, went down stairs and ram
| sacked the house, but not finding anything
else they wanted they left the house, leaving the
back door open.
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ARRESTED WHILE RUNNING AWAY
'sWhat are you running fort" inquired Officer
Costello Of young colOred man whom he saw
running across the Avenue this morning. 81
struck Al. Burke on the head with stone" he
replied, "and want to get sway The ofncer
seventh precinct station, where he gave his
name o. VIM. Buyas, and he Yves looked mp.
He said be had Q difficulty with Burke and
struek him On tho head With q stone.
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,onser.


ONE CONCERT GRAND PIANOFORTE. BY
KNABE & CO. ONE SHOt.MAkER Co
PIANOtA GOOD INSTRUMENTS NE KNABE
GHALE PIANO, OLD; ONE MYER PIANO.
IN FINE CONDITION.: ONE WALNUT AND
GILT BEDSTEAD AND BUREAU(TO BE SOLD
To COVER ADVANCES, one MARBLE
MANTGL, WANT And 0THER C n 81
FURNITURE,HAIR MATTRESSES, WALNUT
WARDROBES, ONE WALNUT CABINET
BEDSTEAD, COST S125. WALNUT AND
OTHER DININtIROOM FURNITURE, BRUS-
SELS AND INGRAM CARPETS. COOKIEG
AND HEATING STOVES, ONE IRON FOCN-
TAIN AND A QUARIUM.
ALSO
At TWELVE O'CLOCK about thirty Fine Oil Paint
ings. to cover advances and storage.
Two Crates Of English Stone China
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. several fine Sleighs, one
Coupelet, Carriages. Buggies, Wagon, &c.
ALSO,
One Bay Hambletonian Colt years old; q promiS
ing animal
On SATURDAY. JANUARY NINTH. 1886, at
TEN O'CLOCK. within and IN front of my auction
rooms, shall sell large collection of miscellaneous
goods The Pianos and pictures will be sold precisely
AT 2 o'clock ia7-2t
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On SATURDAY, JANUARY NINTH, 1885, -
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, will iis4a
otfer for sale Lot IL in square SO, having front &S
age of tortyve feet 2Uth street. and running back
TO public alley, improv> by two small frame houses,
Nos 921 and 9..3 10th street northwest.
Terms Very easy. To be announced at the time of
sale. THOS T. WAGGAMAN,
ja6-St Auctioneer.
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Wills FILED.-The viii of VIM. 0oeppel was
hled to-day. BE leaves his estats to his wife,
Elizabeth. The will OF Lucinda a. Metta, OF
Georgetown, filed to-day, leaves her estate to
her two dauRhter2
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w St Cloud building cor. 9Th and F SITS nv Sew
enteenth year. Piano. Organ. Voice. Violin. Flute.
Cornet. &C. Free advantages o. r. BULLARD
Director m
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MAS BOWLING, Auc1ioneer.
FINE BAR FIXTURES AT AUCTION,
Emhracup-

Embracing
FIVE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. BAR AND
OYSTER COUNTERS. STEAM TABLES,
STEAM BOILERS, LARGE COPPER COFFEE
BOILER, FINE WALNUT AND MAPLE BAR
SHELVING, LARGE QUANTITY OF GLASS
WARE AND OTHER ARTICLES SUITABLE
FOR RESTAURANTS. ALSO, ONE BILLIARD
TABLE
On SATURDAY, JANUARY NINTH. 1886 at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within and in mont of my auc-
ton rooms shall sell valuable lot of the above
goods, removed to my store convenience Of sale
ja1-2t
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RoBBERIEs YESTERDAY AND LAST NIGHT
Early last evening thief picked the lock on a
show case In front Of Daniel ". Wallords store,
4S7 Pennsylvania avenue, and stole from the
case a handsome pair of opera glasses trimmed
with ivory, with name engraved or gold
plaie. They were valued at S}0-Last night
Lafayette Square his tricycle., as he supposed,
was in front OF the house, but when he went to
leave the house he found il missing. The tri-
cycle originally cost S225, but is now valued te
S125.
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q GENTLEMAN WISHES To GIVE LESSONS
"A in Greek, Latin. Mathematics and the English
branches. privately or in a school Best references
Terms unusually low. Address Box 81, Star office
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
UsEruL HoL1pAY PREsENrs
Six finest Dress Shirts sod bosoms), made to order
for SO. Six finest Dress Shirts (ready madel, all
ready 10 put on, for ST. Finest Apply Linen Collars
81 so per Dozen Finest 4-ply Linen Cuffs at 25c er
pair Camsls Hair Undershirts 81 62la, reduced from
81 Camels Hair Drawers 81 62la, reduced from So.
Fleece Wool Underwear So per suit. reduced from So
Extra Heavy Fleece Wool Underwear "a per suit
Medicated Red Flannel Underwear S3 per suit A
full line Of Neck wear Handkerchie and Half Hose
very cheap, at the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
do 1902 STREET NORTHWEST.
HEAVY WOOL UNDERWEAR
Ii FOR GENTLEMEN,
At DOUGLAS, Ninth Street.
Heavy Merfno Vests and Drawers at SO, rs and 81
Heavy all wool Vest and Drawers at 81 so, So &c
Scarlet all wool Vest and Drawers 81 so 81 and
$3.50.
Cartwright and Warmers" Star american Hos
iery Co." and Norfolk and New Brunswick
Underwear Tor Gen'Cme
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, at 80, rs and 81
Six tine Dress Shirts to order at &c. $1,000. Sl2 and
DOUGLAS,
oc20 522524-526 Ninth Street
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VUANTED-PRIVATE INSTRUCTION FROM
w a gentleman we'll vers 4 in Elocution ties-
ture the principles of Oratory. Address. stating
terms Box 81. office, iI-1m
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INSTRUCTION IN LATIN. GREEK MATHE-
j MATES and English by Prof. -A.SPRINGER- late
Civil Service Examiner. Applicants for examination
prepared Apply for circulars and Information ABB
9Th nv di-2u<
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EDUCATIONAL.

PRIvATE LESSONS. BY A LADY OF EXPE-
Il rience, In Classics, Mathematics, English
Branches and French, for young ladies or children.
Special attention given TO fitting boys for advanced
schools. Best of references in New York and W.sh-
ington- Address E H., 1884 I NV. d21-lm~
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L,RENCH PRIVATE LESSONS To LTTFRATE
ern languages. POT n IARROoUE, from Paris,
SorbOnne University. ia 18th d31-lmt
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LIEUT.. Col. D. w. FLAGLER, ordnance de-
partment, has been ordered from Rock Island
arsenal to Phoenixville, Pa, to Inspect certain
beams and iron for ordnance purposes.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-ALL PUPILS ENTERING
- my Dancing Academy. at National Rifles Hall. on
before January 18th, inst, will be taken IA
duced rate for the balance of the Cal send
for circular either the hall to MRS. FLORA e.
DENNISON. 81. st. ja:J-1t