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DULL AND STAGNANT.
The Stock Market Declines After . Rlse ha
the Morniag.

The Stock Market Declines After o Rlae nn
the Morniag.
New YORK, Dec. 19.-Duliuess and narrow
ness were still the chief characteristics of the
stock market this morning, but beaviness vas
also added in the early dealings, the net gains
of yesterday being generally wiped ont. Atchi-
son. St. Paul, Louisville and Nashville. Lack
awanna and Northern Pacific were the &C
tive stocks, but the remainder were quite
neglected. The opening prices were from to
u per cent below last evenings figures, I.acka-
wanna being the only exception among the
active stocks. Its advance being 2. per cent. IL
showed more weakness than any Of the others
in the early dealings, with the exception OF
Atchison, each losing 5s per cent, though Louis
vile and Nashville, after a loss of half
was per cent below its last nights
figure. Rock Island declined "a, though it had
opened up 4. A better tone again prevailed
later i'm the hour, and few stocks among which
st. Paul was most prominent were placed upon
a higher level than that Of the opening, but
most stocks at IL o'clock were still small frac-
tisns under the opening prices, the market
being dull but firm.
Money easy, to 5. The dullness In the
stock market after IL o'clock was even more ex-
treme and while prices were held at about the
level of those Of IL O'Clock heavy tone was
noticeable. Silver touched LOG after opening
at l07 but there was no other fuctuatson Of
note and at noon the market was dull and stag
nant and still, generally at shade under the
opening prices.
Silver opened at l07: highest sale, lO71<; iov.
est sale, LOG; last sale, l06>s.
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THE CHEROKEE STRIP.
Cattle Men still Have Hopes Of Again oc-
cupying It.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia special dispatch from
Arkansas City, Kan, says: 1t is asserted that
the cattle men have not yet given up hope Of
again turning their herds into the Cherokee
strip. They expect that the offers made by
several parties Of large sums for the lands
which are believed here 90 be part Of a pre-
concerted plan. will have the effect of prevent
ing the commissioners from making q deal
with the Cherokees and that this will prevent
the strip being opened. Then as soon az the
grass starts in the spring they will smuggle
their cattle back in the strip. To this end
large numbers of cattle are now being held in
the reservation adjoining the strip. The sol
diers stationed south Of here in the strip are
all getting ready TO move, having received or
ders TO report at Fort keno. Thousands Of
people are watching the soldiers and the min
ute they leave the strip the settlers will go in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

THE AMMEN DEFENSE RAM.-Dids are to be
opened tomorrow at the Navy Department for
the construction Of the Ammen harbor defense
ram and torpedo boat No. 2, similar to the
Cushing. Bids are expected from the Bath
iron works, the Quintard works and the HERE
schOff COMPANY.
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LoUnvuLx, kr, Dec. ls.--Nsar Dr,,a.,
burg ky., Ma 5ssse Higbss, vhoss ho-s I.
near that place. wss taken in e,stody -.
S,Sns S. sSr po,sonins he, four childrsa. n =
Of . velLto-do farmer snd !. oSiv x !. - ~
yean old. s9spicion vas sroussd. "a sr..Ss
nation shoxed that one chiId ~ ~
s srssS's' 1hs poison - adninistscs1 -
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REVENUE EAppoINTMENTs.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has made the following appoint
ments in the internal revenue service: Gaugers,
Walter p Shaw. Louisville. Ky.; Robt. II. Nc
Caskey, Pittsburg, Pa. Storekeepers, Adam
Mohler and Vim. H. Haney, Pittsburg, Pa.
Storekeepers and gaugers, Elijah S. Browning
and Thomas W. Ritter, Raleigh, NC.
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The Behring See Dispuss.
lsp's Cable Dispatch TO The Fveuing st.~

Dunlapt Cable Dlspatch 20 The Evening 6tar
LONDON, Dec. ls.-A correspondent hsv,-,
interviewed Sir George Baden Powell. MP
who has made an elaborate report 70 the co,.-r'
ment ON the Behring ssa dificulty. Sir Gso-...
said: II am greatly in hopes that the -SS
difieulty can be arranged during the coarss
guine. Al can ay regarding INV rsr,c-s 4. m
have for long time thought IN infsrn.x;s.s
administration was the proper remedy. E = -
entirely, new idsa In connsctoa vitS -
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The FEVER ON THE KEARsARaE.-No appre-
hension whatever is felt at the Navy Depart
ment that the fever which has been reported az
prevailing. on the U.S.S. Kearsarge, now at
Port Royal. 8. c., is of dangerous or even an
alarming character. 1t is what is known gen.
orally in the navy as 'break bone" fever, and
is no more nor less than malaria. There are
only a few cases of it on board the vessel, and
all are doing well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

Sentenced for His Oneuses.
DUBLIN, Dec. l9--At Sligo today the Trial a
q number Of persons who were charged with
committing moonlight offenses in County
Clare, ended in a verdict Of guilty. LAlor. t,as
leader Of the band, was sentenced to penal sor-
vitude for life. The other prisoners were sep.
fenced 10 various terms of imprisonment. rsne-
ing from one year TO twenty years. In ssn-
GREETED that the persons who instigated -
band to commit the crimes Of which &C.
had been convicted had not been hsld ~
trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

THE SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC BUILDING SITE
Secretary Window, Attorney General Miller
and Postmaster General Wanamaker, forming
a commission to select site for public build
ing at San Francisco, held meeting at the
Treasury Department this morning and heard
arguments on that question. Representatives
Morrow and Clunie Of San Francisco were
different sites suggested. It was decided to
hear from Senator Stanford before coming to a
decision and another meeting will be held on
Tuesday next for that purpose.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Atkinson Pa-) presented the conference
report on the bill comforting certain powers on
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
in the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Enloe CTenn.) raised the question Of con-
sideration.
The House decided-yeas, l3l; nays, s5-to
consider the conference report; and Mr.. Atkin-
sorlimmediately demanded the previous ques-
tion.
The House refused-yeas, LOG; NAYS, 113-to
order the previous question; and Mr.. Grout
Vt) took the floor in opposition to the report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

PERsoxAL.-C. S. Taylor of Chicago, J. C.
Campus Of Columbus, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert K. Leeds Of Hoboken, DR.. g. b. jackson
Of Pittsburg and r. Buck Of Rochester are at
Willard's.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holbert of
Warwick, NY, e. F. Warner of Lexington,
KY, and Rudolph Stalnaker Of Wheeling are
at the Randall. Beatty, IT,, of Omaha, W..
C. Jemison and B. Friedman OF Tuskaioosa,
Ala, are at the Riggs House.-F. 8. Feraille
of Philadelphia is at Welcker'a-C. NJ. Fahs
of Pittsburg and Arthur Kennedy Of Allegheny,
Pa, are at Wormleys.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
H. Pray Of Mt. Clair. NJ. and Chas. H. Milton
of Philadelphia are at the Shoreham.--Gen.
Thos. w. Hyde and Hon. Arthur Sewal of Bath,
Me-, Aug. r. Meyer and +. P. Fish Of Boston
are ss the Normandie.-J. s. Lardy Of Spring
field, ILL.,, is at the Langham.-Mr. Thos.
Maddox, who has been dangerously i'll for the
past week, is slowly recovering. - Messrs
A. Sachse and H. Pretzold Of Berlin, Germany,
who are here for the purpose Of establishing o
new postal system between the United States
sylvania, II. II. Hanna OF Indianapolis,
Henry e. Rhodes Of the navy and
wife and Thomas 0rndorn Of Worcester are at
the Ebbitt House.-Mr. and Mrs. G. B. VIII
marth Of Grand Rapids. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Mullen Of Wilmington, Del, and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. johnson Of Red Bank, Nj, are at the ST.
Jsmes-Maj. @. Boyd Barrett Of the Aber-
deem Q6.D) Repsblicoa d at tie National.
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The Presidents CALLERS this morning in
cluded Senators Evarts and Wolcott Represen-
tatives Butterworth. with Mayor Vandergrif Of
Cincinnati, Ohio; O'Neill of Pennsylvania.
Mason, McDuffy, YOder, with NJ. d. Harter and
W. W. Pennell of Ohio; DIR. Dorchester, super
intendent of Indian schools Hon. Lewis Miles
Of Iowa, Commissioner j. w. Mason and Alfred
T. Smoker Of Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

INCREASE OF INTERNAL REvENuR.-The tota
collections Of internal revenue for the first five
months Of the current fiscal year were S62,
901 ,470 an increase Of a, ,725, ,859 as compared
with the collections for the corresponding Pc
riOd of the last fiscal year.
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K~D1ssoLUTIoN OF ,EsI ,pARTNEhshIR ~.
tween the undersigned as the frn Of George ". Tay-
lor Il Co., doing business at No. O10 La ave. u ". !,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE ". TAYLOR.
SAMUEL u. PARKER.
December 49, 1890. dl93t'
NAN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER. ANGST
~ SENSIBLE HOLIDAY GIT.
What our book department offers you.
100 WEBSIERS UNABRIDGED Die 40 NABIES.
LOO pages. clear print, cloth bound,
FOR &1.15
To every Intelligent person this will at once recon-
mend itself below the price of book TO the
increduious say soon. day more may
close them out yours whiie they last.
1t LANSBURGH BRO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFORD has gone to
New York for a short visit on personal business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

The U.S.S. BALTIMORE arrived at Nice. France,
today from Spezzia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. George A. Calhoun,
ordered to duty in the department Of ordnance,
navy yard, New York. Paymaster John Q.
Barton, ordered to special temporary duty,
navy yard New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
A GOOD REASON,

"Why do l advertise in The EVENING
STAR? My crowded stores answer this
question best. / consider it the best
and most economical way of putting
my goods before the public"
r. GoLDscHMID,
1007-1009 F street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

No OFFICIAL NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF War;
| There is no news from the seat Of the Indian
| war ut the War Department No kilograms
| have been received for two days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

SECRETARY BLAINE is in New York on visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Walter Damrosch, at No.
Y West 10th street, and expects to spend a few
days with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Iuternal rev.
enue, S495, 763; customs, s579, 1864.
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-SDO YOU RENT YOURS!

There are men who spend fifty
dollars III a season or two in Eir-
ing Ful Dress suits that could
have one made to their measure
for that amount. Anyone can
tell u rented suit-it never fits,
looks shabby, &c. 1t is the POOR
est kind oI economy to rent u
Full Dress suit 50 long as YOU can
get one made to measure ior fifty
dollars. Ihey last lor years. 1
make Full Dress SUITS at prices
from so to $75-depends on the
quality, WORK. hnisn, Inning, eIlI-
Droidery, &c. 1 am the only
tailor making a specially OF run
Dress SUITS. Have You one!
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers"
10 Cor. 9Th and u SITS. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R>kECEiNED DEC. Is FROM THOMAS 4
| - Thomas, Washington Managers for the New
York Accident Insurance Co. twenty fve dollars cash
in settlement claim for weeks loss of time.
The claim paid within five minutes after proof
submitted. FRED. w. HOGAN,
| It, Clerk in Census Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

FINE BUILDING SITES.
They are located on st. between
18th and 18th SITS. just east Of the
square which has been hand
somely improved. They have tho
southern frontage and extend back
100 feet to an alley. one Of these
sites is 40 feet front, another one II
feet and there are two 20 feet each.
Price 81. rs per foot.
THOS. J. FISHER h CO.,
1t l324 F st. n. ".
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

RSNOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore existing between Mr., f.
x. Hooper and Mr.. r. b. smith, under the nrm pame
OF HOOPER. SMITH CO., ut 4l2 10th n. NV.
has been dissolved by mutual consent, MIR. Suith re
ering and Mr.: Hooper continuing ut ssme address.
90 Respectfully.
E~SBREUNINGER'S CAFE. ga 18TH ST.
49, NV. will be continued and kent up a be.
tore ail my boarders invited to continue with my
successor, air. W. j. OSBORNE. former proprietor oi
caterer and conyenial gentleman. Mr. Osborne win
sske poesessiou january .lSol. HI. .BREUNINGER,
"a 18th ct. NV. dlo3fs
ESA AkrIflCIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE
- and inserted Immediately aftsr the ex-
uncnon Of teeth, with NO waiting et all. 0aa 81
nlinistered. DIR. J. BAkTLETT H1LLS, spscdsii1i
IN ArtinciA Testh. 1881 q. nv. d1O-1ms
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ION THE HUNT.

K~oN THE HUNT.
You are probably puzzled as to what
to purchase for q Christmas present TOR
your wife. Is handsome Carriage out
Of the question! AT our exhibition
ware roou.s we are showing everything
correct that runs on wheels.
The new Sedan Brougham il beautt-
full vehicle. as are also hundred other
styles on our floor.
ANDREW J. JOYCE's SONS,
1Q28 and 1890 Conn. ave.
d17-eolm
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

R~SPIRITUALISM AT GRAND ARMY HALL.
~ 14l2 Pa. LyCeum. 10 a. III. lecture.
~ 30 I'M and 30 pm Livery sunday Mrs. Il :
5cct, Sunday morning, Tine Coming Commonwealth b
or the IMPENDING Industrial Revolution" Evening.
ReincarnstiOn. Its Kessonableness or Otherwise. "
PsychonIetry o. both s-ssOns possible. Questions
invited from the audience Ouly two more Sundays to
bear this gifted trance seaker- lOc door collection
dlS-:ns
<SsPIRITUALISM-W HALL. MISS
- MAxg1e Gaule. Baltimore, wonderful test
medium. every FRIDAY NIGHT. During day FRI
DAYS. at Mrs. Cabells. ITO I'd St Sc. for private
sftfings. dlS-2rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

COMPLETED PENSION FILEs.-An order has
been issued by the commissioner of pensions
prescribing uniform forms for applications for
placing cases on the completed files, 90 as to
simplify and reduce the labor of the Office in
that regard, these new forms to be used after
January /, 1891, and he has further directed, in
accordance with the order Of Secretary Noble,
dated the 26th of September, 1880, that any at
torney who habituslly violates the orders rela-
tive to the completed files by attempting to
have cases placed thereon which are not CON-
plete shall be reported for disbarment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

A SuIcrDx's Moxxx.-Ths Indian once has
received sum Of money from the Indian
agent st the Unisah reservation, in UtAh, which
was found ON the body Of Q man named WIN.
Redman, who committed suicids near ths
agency in 1883 The money has been kspt e
the agency all this time, with Tie expectation
that some one would claim IL. A no spplicA-
ton has been received The Deosy Was sent -
the Indian of6ca
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@~wHAT SHALL 1T BET

KNSwHAT SHALL 1T BET
What shall it be? An ulster for rough
winter day and night something more
dressy? Ulsters in Chenelle, tur Beaver
and Irish Frieze, $40 to 80 kersey and
Meltons. wool lined. single and double
breasted, not heavy, but warm, &l0 to $50.
Cape Overcoats in fancy and plain Black.
Store open until tonight.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER,
d19 434 7th Ut. n ".
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R,THE CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY.
49, Incorporated September "a, 1890
Authorized capital. sl;0y0,g0O. Amount called 1

k@oTHE CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY.
49, Incorporated September g1. 1870
Authorized capital. $l,O1O,y0O. Amount called In,
3UO, 600.
Temporary ofhre, 3i2 Pa. ave- s.e.
President, JOHN q. SLATER.
Vice President, CHAS. CHRISTIANI
Secretary. HENRY X. SIMPSON.
Attorney. WILLIAM A. GORDON
We buy, sell or otherwise Negotiate notes. secured
by real estate other security receive money on de-
posit allowing interest thereon issue certificates of
deposit, with interest at approved rates; purchase or
sell real estate mortgage. lease improve or in any
other WISE deal with the SINE.
Having located our ofce in the eastern section of
the city are prepared to take advantage many
profitable orportnites offered in this rapidly I'M
may need our services in any direction.
DIRECTORS.
John II. Busher. William A. Gordon.
John CainInack Edward B. HUGHES.
William d. Campbell. Thomas j. King.
Albert Carry. Henry A. Linger.
Aaron \. Caywood. Archibald NJ McIachleu.
Charles Chris1sni. Theophilus +. Roesse.
Allen &. Ciark. John II. Rothert
Appleton r. CLARK, il. Henry h. Sim son,
William II. Crosby. John q. Slater.
J. B. Gregg CustiS. John NcGregur.
James Fraser. Asa Mhitehead,
Andrew Frey. James L. Barbour. d19-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19

MINISTER HuBaARD's JAPAxEsI WArM.-
When B. B. Hubbard. minister 10 Japan, vas
recalled from that country, the government
officials Of Japan desiring TO testify their regard
for him sent him beautifully ornamented
watch. This watch ID now in the Georgetown,
ID. c., custom house, where . good round sum
has been assessed against IL - duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-19
THEsz Two Wet DAYS

THrsz Two Wet DAYS
Have had dampenins effect on trade and caused our
sales to decrease considerably. and in order CATCH
Up We shall place before you q line Of Holiday
SLIPPERS prices ths, ought tempt you to invest
st once and seizure the choice Of patterns.
Gents 81 % Embroidered Slippers only 75..
Gents s1.50 Embroidered Slippers only CSC.
Gents $3.50 Goat Opera slippers only g7c-
Gents e. - Plush Opera all shades. only s1. 40
Gents 81 SO Slippers. hand embroidered only 81 73
Genss' 81 Genuine Alligator slippers only s1.9s-
Gents s5 Russia Calf, and stylish. only q. 96.
Gents Patent Leather Oxford Ties only s1.42l
Boys Enbroidered slippers only DC.
Boys Patent Leather Oxford Ties only s1o4
L.diss o. ao Plush Embroidered Slippers 73c
LAdiss' o.. 50 Slippers. several Styles only Sc.
A full line Of Ladies Evening Slippers. all the de-
a.has shades. prices Is per cent lower than the
Iovse.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EbAIrIMoRE'
THE oUEENlCITY OF THE SOUTH.
LOTS FOR SALE

With population of OO,0OO; where, within ten
years. 600 buildings have been erected costing
$50. 900. oO0
Ships from port ride at anchor In her harbor
and in her exports have increased s23. .OOO
600. Is there any other southern city make such
a showings
We have Just "a lots left 25x11O feet in the most
desirable part of the city only IL minutes from the
center in the most select and aristocratic neshbor
hood RANGING in price from sl2o $3.50. This is the
only chance now. and never again will there be an
opportunity to buy lots at this price in the city Of
Baltimore Even a mile beyond US they SELL
ing lots for double the money. These prices viii only
hold good for two weeks.
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OFFICE EVENING STAR
All persons having accounts against this
Company are requested to send them in for
settlement before the close Of the year
THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CO.
Dist
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A GENTLEMAN wHO RECEIvHI
Mutual Lite Of New York the chief among them all
wEstEY HkIGHHTs AND CHRISTMAS.
or SaTs Be s
aChr1stlas g1ft Of real estate perhaps you would
Of Wesley ah Wsen tSe pSn d whip
come to us at Christmas time hrss 70 becaus.
You never thought you could afford to give away
ssae T.i But S9S o1 Gan - ys away rart of Mese}
last onr and n %Seh s erT ts n are wen rosd S
viii than other present in the world We sell lots
one-fou-th is payable in cash and the 6aIanee on
avenue out 10 the aatost Unirersi.y siis sna in
RR 10 IN . are s the
and We shall be glad TO showyou maps or take you
~ JOHN f. wAGGAMAN.
dlS-t Cor. 18th and sts.
oDOEs YOUR LAMP IN BURNING CHAR
-, the The wick and emit an unpleasant 9dorr You
Oll particularly noted for its high IRE test combn
Ing With II the greatest power absence Of
disss ais anon given VIII every iA"p over - in S'ioe
>T M MNursery-sr%.wn % Norway nor Spruce sympet,
N,NOW Is TIE TINE To GET YOUR
MAGNIFICENT holiday goods. We have fun
Priees @ IS Give se Us calI LoN CHoSG Co. ~ ~"
dls-at' 519 lIth st. NV
RSOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ the District of Columbia. Washington, De-
eember Is. $500 WHOM il may concern: The Com
from Congress the folio bill with request their
@ S hs neT sSss
Objections. any exist to said proposed legislation.
ocioes M0YDhf the I'd n2i instant 10 Tys ssarlna to
parties Interested; I II 4 So. bill to incorporate
pany OF the District of Columbia Commenting An
thence along Pennsy vara avenue 10 s street thence
along - street to street thence alonH street
avenue southeast thence along ID street to
New Jersey avenue. thence along New dorsey avenue
thence along GARFIELD place TO street, thence along
Missouri avenue. thence along said avenue to 9TH
street thence EOnc 9th street to street northwest
slon- MarXet space Sfh street thence along sth
street to y street thence along street TO 11tL street,
street to l4h street thence along 14th street to
strt hsnee aon1 either Of sa Streets sS to
thenee alOns street TO ed street. connecting with
same route also eemnencinT At the 5nnrIion Of 1its
street and Pennsyiyania Avenue southess,. thence
SITS avenue thence along MASSACHUSETTS, avenue to
sSene sy S 10 anG HSs
10ss K ROM
H NJ. ROBERT. COMMISSIONERS DC d1s-2t
E~BAKGAINs rN ORGANS. MUSICAL NOV
49, elites, SELF Staying Aeolean Organs at
DROOPS Music STORE
n2DIn SI.I Pa ave.
USD DE- H. b. NOBLE HAS REMOVED HIS
~ office TO l:se4 New York n191ms
GETS OF BOOKS IN VARIOUS BINDINGS AT
- LOW PRICES:
DICKENS. wAvERLY, BULwER. IRVING,
THACKERAY. CARLYLE, VICTOR HUGO AND
OTHERS.
wM. BALLANTYNE SONS.
k90-3n-1p 42S 7th ct.
Books FoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
From the issues Of the best houses. adapted the
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN In great profusion.
An slesant display Of CHRISTMAS CARDS and
BOOKLETS.
e. q pURSFII