Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THUESDAY........December 2, 1580. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THE CHIRY SIGNAL Orremy ‘Waseincton, Dec. 2, 1880, 9:30 am. For the middle Atlantic states, higher ba- yometer, stationary or lower temperature, westerly winds, clear or partly cloudy weather. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Ford's Opera House.—“Our German Senator.” National Theater.—Lotta as “Zip.” Lincotn Ha:!.—Grand Combination Concert. Art Loan Exhibition.—Corner 15th and B streets northwest. (hen at Abner Tucsiay night { ‘The ball given at Abner's Tuesday ni i aid of poop German orphan asylum, netted upwards of $400. “A Columbia R. A. Chapter, No. 1, last evening @iected the following-pamed officers for the ensuing Masonic year:—W -E.8.P.; W. k. Bushby, E.K.; 3; W. Stephens, treasurer; E. a retary. Citizens who owe taxes, general or personal, should remember that the benefl:s of the act of Congress remitting penalties and reducing the rate of Interest to 6 per cent, will expire on the last day of this month, and that it will be wise for them not to walt until the very last day, 8s there can be no extension of time, the law being explicit. ‘The Jackson Democratic Association met. last Eight. Mr. Edward Devlin was elected a mem- ber. The meeting acjourned to meet next Mon- @ay evening to arrange for the celebration on the sth of January next of the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans. Two young white virls, gaudily attired, were escorted to the Central station last evening by ©ficer Columbus, who picked them up on the street together staggertng drunk. In the cell bw J became quite sick, and after vomiting off thelr excessive potations were allowed to ae- jot With their male friends, who procured a ack for them. The Homestead Building Association will hold Its first meeting at St. Dominic's hall to- morrow evening. See special notice. There was a wedding at the E street, Baptist church this morning, the bride being Miss Mat- ue E. Jones, of this city, and the bridegroom Mr. Solon L. Bell, of Luray, Va, The groom Was supported by four groom3men, Messrs, Wm. J. Jones, ©. Holmes and Bord Judd, of vashtneton, and Frank Bridler, of Baltimore. Misses Josie Moore, Lena Holmes and 1a Fletcher, of Washington, and Miss Eva Palo. of Portsmouth, Va., served as bridesmaids. The marriage was solemulzed by the Rev. A. FL Mason. ‘Tax Star is sent to every Senator and mem- ber of Congress. Persons having boarding and rooms for rent can reach them by Monday next Foe number of men sleeping in the mission corner of I and 2d street northeast, under the charge of Mr. Jno. Whiteford, city misstonary, amounted for the month ending Novembe: woth, to and meals distributed for same period, 1,432. Mr. H. H. Dodge has removed bis office and rivate stock telegraph line from No. 1 Wil lard’s hotel, to No. 599 15th street, Corcoran building. Ata meeting of the Journeymen Bookbinders’ Soclety, last evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: H. 5. Linker, president: Chas. Wells, vice president: J. L. D. Lanavoight, recording secretary; J. A. B. Espey, Unancial secretary, and Daniel MeParlan, treasurer. A large audience assembled at Wesley Chapel this morning to witness the marriage of Miss Nannie R. Woodward, daughter of Mr.W. R. Woodward, a well-known citizen of Washing- ton, to the Rev. Page Milburn, of the Methodist Episeopal Church. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev, L. T. Widdeman, assisted by Rev. Dr. Deale. The young couple ieft upon the 10:30 train for a northern trip. Tp the case of the District agt. Washington and Georgetown RK. R. Co., to recover amount due for paving, <c., Mr. £. Totten has entered bis appearance for defendant and fled pieas in Imitation. The case of Miller agt. the Baltimore and Potomac R. R. Co.—action for damages *o prop- erty on K street southeast, near the tunnel— Was resumed tn Circuit Court. No. 2, to-day. —_-—_—_. OUR PATRONS will confer a favor by letting us have their orders SS intended for the — ays as early in ember as possible. Rice ros. + “THE Opp Fritows’ Far.—The general com- mittee in charge of the proposed fair of the Odd Fellows, at the 7th street hall, from the 6th the isth inst., met at the hall last evening. Was announced that the Sp ed a scholarship in the Wastilogton Bust College; G. FP. Timms & Co., a letter currier's ublform; (0. A, Washington Light Infantry, a uniform for patriarch; Willett & Ruoff, a haad- ‘Chamber's in Baltion gold watch and Sisco, of Balt ¢, & combination collar; and donations had been made by Tatter & Co., of Baltimore, E. G. Davis, Frank Hume. W. E. Dunn, Boston Dry Goods House Puncanson.’ Parish Brothers, Ballimor Numson « Co., ef Baltimore, and J. C. E-good. At Was also announced that concerts, vocal and instrumental, would be given each evening by Some of the best t it in Washington, and that there was every indication that the fair would be a success. ——_+—__ CBILBLAINS OD hands or feet yields at once If rubbed with Eacalyptine from Australian trees. 25 cents. : DgEEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows: Charles Stein to Johanna Schnelder, part lot 2, Sq. 516; $—. William W. Metcalf, ‘trustee, to Jno. J. Johnson, lot |. 1 2.500, Nauonal Metropolitan Bank to Georg haefer, lot 2, Sy. 29; D. J. Farteilo to Boyd, lot I, Sq. 20; $6,200, W. A. Gordon et al., trustees, to J. H. Kengla, part of ‘Resurvey,” or “Lucky Discovery; $3,500. T.J. Brown, trustee, to P. . lot 131, of Pleasant Plains; Sarah J. Delaney to Thomas Gaskins, lots and Ww Sq. 539; $—. 1 . E. Prall to Henry Dick Son and William King. lot 5, sq. 185; $—.T. C. Diurray, trustee, to Warren Waugh, lots 1,2 and 7. 8 James Alman to Daniel Almar, west half lots, § $50), Same to Jcehn Almab, east half same wv. 4 Pore’s Est, sealed, 18 a Auli; take that for Dr. Bul’s Cough Syrup. STAMPEDE OF POLICEMEN aND REPORTERS.— ‘The ioth street potice station-house {8 opposite the Washington gas oftice. Last night about a dozen officers and reporters were quietly con- gregated about the stove In the reception room Cf the station, the conversation betng about gTave robbers, when all of a sudaen was heard & buzzipe sound accompanied by the trembling Of the floor and furniture. A hasty searea for the cause showed plainly that it came from a large gas meter In avorner in the front office. The meter was shaking, and betng firmly at- tached to the pipes communicated the tremb- Ing throughout the hoase. Something being evidently wrong about this meter, a messenger ‘Was dispatched to the gas office, across tne don't mis- Street, for a gas doctor, and soon he arrived. = —e gree and feeling the shaking of he toor, he Stated in a Warning manner that zy. ~essure CS that meter was tremendons; the p.. meter ever made by mao could that nO ga» - reas that, and as the me- Stand such a preteu. 7a Oltice h: * chanical watchman IM tu. va aut the gag the ight he advised the officers . Secon: Of, as he didn’t know what mtgat pe wu. Sequences In case of a Dust. He thereupon ler, and It 1s safe to say that a liveifer scatteratiog Was hever witnessed in a station-house. ‘THE FINEST SUITS AND COATS Ever OP- Fruxp for boys will be exhibited at the Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson « Co., 999 Peun syivania avenue, this week. The general stock in every department will be more attractive ben ever before. t B OLDEST INHABITANTS met at thelr roonis A letter was Leap moot ck W. W. Corcoran acknowledgin, ie recel $i left by the late John P. Hfuiton to be pre- ‘Sented in behalf of the Oldest Inhabitants As3o- lation to the Washington Monument society toward the completion of the monument. It Was resolved by the members of the association to pay their respects to the President on _2¢ Ist of January as ap evidence of their apprcctation of the friendly feeling he has evinced toward Jani secretary. the District and his desire to | geass its inter- ae ‘The Bt anyoun tue ae Mr. ames O. Clephane ana action was taken. Dr. Daliamel fee becgy- Oe an interesting on the sorrender of Corn- wallis at Yorktown, but did not conclude on account of ness. The tion ad- associat journed until 1! o'clock New Year's day. eres Beaceets, extra large and small, Prigg’s- Lrxcots Post No. 3, G.A.R., last evening elected officers for the M. Broo! a8 follows: Tuer Si Thomsen: yw LD VCS third term); Dr. F. Douohue, igou, omlose of Hartel, officer nomson, W. P. Seville, J. Chase, F. J. Foster, Whippie and’ J. E. Parker, encampment; W. T. a A. Brenton, J.C. H. Smith, W. A. 8. ; EJ. Moore, alternats es good . F. Dalton, and T. B. bow a membership of 250 in A. T. is Th post es District Gevernment Affairs, THE INAUGURATION CEREMONIES. This morning Messrs. J. J. Creswell, H. C. Corbin, B. H. Warner and J. W. Thompson, resenting the taanguration committee, walt- €don the District Commissioners to ask their co-operation in the efforts of the committee to make the coming inauguration one of the most brilliant and successful ever witnessed here. They stated that 1t was very desirable for the to go abroad that the constitutional joval ‘authorises, of the District of Columbia were in full accord with the committee, and that the Commissioners, as governors of the should take an active and conspionons part in ceremonies. ey ‘upo! them {1p accordance with a resolution ado) at the last meeting of the committee of thirty. The Commissioners assured the delegation that they would, both in their individual and oficial capacity, do all in their power to carry out the purposes of the committee, and would contribute their individual meansto that end, but could give little time to any active comm!t- tee work. Alter some discussion the delegation prevailed w the Commissioners to allow thelr names to go upon the reception commit- tee. Commissioner Twining declined to be placed upon any other committee, out would contribute by advice and otherwise towards the entire success of the project. Commissioner Dent stated that he would ot, deotine to serve and Commissioner Morgan agreed the committee on pubile order, stating that ne Was anxious to see the plans fully carried out — ale this event one conspicuous for bril- THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD yesterday passed favorably on applications frcm the following. Christian G. Goeckeler, 939 4th st. D.w.; Chas. Dietz, 2% New Jersey ave,; Jes. Donneily, 2315 Pennsylvanla ave. 0.W., Breslin & Ccok, corner i4th st. apd Pel ‘lva- nia ave.; P. F. Moncosos, 1220 E st. n. Ine Ro:h, $02 19th st. n.w.; Fred. Moelich. 100 Bridge st.; Wm. Ryan, 221 3d st. sw.; Wm. Jackson, 620 11th and G sts s.w.; Edward Kolb, corner Sth and E sts. n.w.; Edward Me SS 809 ib St. n.w.; Wm. Dietz, corner 12th and F sts. 2.W.; John Connors, 102 G st. n.w.; Wm. Scher- ger, corner 12th and F sts. o.w.; Chas. F. Wise, New York ave. n-w.; Ernest Dahle, corner orth Capitol and FP sts. n.w.. and Wm. Her- furth, jr., 1547 7th st. n.w.; Mary Tlerney, 722 ath st. n-w.; Michael Sheban, 725 4th st. n.w.; Darby Hayden, 705 4th st, n.w., and John Mad- igan, 731 4th st. nw. The following were disapproved: Mrs. The- resa Wright, F st., between 9th and 10th n.w.; John Adam Roth, 9th st. and South Carolina ave. 8.e.; Geo, A. Haske, 220 Pennsylvania ave. £e. The District Commisstoners yesterday con- firmed the action of the license board in the following cases: Disapproved—Felix Shannon, Frank Kappel, James T. Carheny, Jobn Fegan, Jonn O'Neal and A.Willige. Approved—Michae) Nolan, Mary McGuire, Aujust Delterer, T. M. Rudd, Jobn Tynan, Ernest Le Mour, J. J. Flan- agan, Charles Klotz, Herman Thwim, John B. Stephenson, John Campbell, Francis Hall, Mf. H. Becker, Philip Brodrecht, Frederick E. Miller, Wiiam Fitzpatrick, John D. Evans, M. T. Seiver, Joseph Platz, James Wormley, August I. Katser, C. C. Willard, Charles Greff. M. Lyon, John Fahrokopt, Andrew Sorohs, John H. Out. rich, Robert Cailahan, Adrian Enders, Louisa Spraul, William Helmus, Robert Holtman and Charles P. Shelton. CONFERENCE ON THE LICENSE QUESTION. Messrs. J. L. Barbour and Frank Hume, with Mr. L. G. Hine, representing the Liquor Deal- ers’ Association, had a conference with the Dis- trict Commissioners yesterday. Several points which they raised were found upon discussion fo conflict with the rules already adopted by the Commiscioners, when the latter stated that they could not undertake to break through es- tablished rules, but that any new points which the liquor dealers might present would be taken in consideration and a decision would hereafter be made which would be forwarded to the license board for their guidance. Mr. Hine then committed to paper several points. One Was that when a property holder or housekeeper Signifies by letter or communication to the Commissioners or license board that they have no objection to an app:icant roosting a license, and at the same time refuse to sign the — tion itself, that such letter sho ‘be deemed and taken as a consent, without a signature to the application. Another, that the fact that the premises occupled by an applicant for a Ieense is connected by a communicating door ‘with premises occupied by a person engaged in another kind of business, should be 20 objec- tion in granting a license; another, that be- cause a person Kk @ grocery store, or does any other kind of business, is no valid reason why a license should not be granted to him. VITAL STATISTICS, The total mortality in the District for the week ending November 27th was $2—16 more than the week Lay Oy! at the rate of 23.69 Per 1,000 per annum. Of these 23 were white males, 15 white females, 14 colored males and 27 colored females, sewwi"g an annual ceath- Tate of 18.02 per 1,003 for the white and 36.03 for the colored population. From consumption there were i7 deaths; bronchitis, 6; pneumonia, 5, and of the nervous system 15. Fourteen white and 20 colored were under 5 years of aye; 10 white and 5 colored were 60 years of age and over. There were S9 births reported—22 white males, 25 white females, 19 colored males and 13 colored females, showing an annual birth. rate of per 1,000 for the white and 27. for the colored population. Marriages re ported, 12—white, 9; colored, 3. 1. 0. O. F. VistraTion aND REUNION,—Tuesday vening the annual visitation of the Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. F. to Golden Rule Lodge, No. 21, Odd Fellows hall, was attended by tie mem: and visiting brethern. After the bustae3s was over the company was escorted to the Main saloon where a fine collation wa3 dis- cussed. Mr. J. M. Burroughs read the only rez ilar toast as follows; “The Grand Lodze— May she nourish and cherish this, the chtid of her mature age, training it up ig the way it should go.” ‘This was responded to by the M. W. Grand Master S. E. Faunce and other ofl- cers of the M. W. Grand Lodge. The grand master offered the toast “Golden Rule Lodge, No. 2i—May it ever flourish and prosper until Peo Sere rule shall become the rule of all mankind.” P. G. Master Havenner, N. G. Crandall and Past Grands Suler, Emmons Weaver, Burroughs, Grand Rep, Petty and others also offered toasts. This lodge was in- sututed July 26ch, 1550, and now numbers 155 members. THE Fire Boarp met last evening—present Messrs. Collins (in the chair), Bacon and eed. fhe report of the chief en- gineer for the month of November Showed that there had been ten alarms for fires, Amusements, &c, Nationat Takaten—Lotta gave “Muset GFawing large houses, “Zip” this eveatns en Foxp’s Orgra Hovss.—Mr. Gus, Willams In “Our German Senator,” 13 one of the best en- tertainments we have had this season. Lrxcotn Hann. — Diggiepsel Byte hemj concert takes place at Lincofn Hall this evening. Max Vogri 1 will be the musical director, and a program of choice numbers will ‘be rendered. SEats for the Rive-King-Donaldit-Rummel —. at Lincoln Hall to-morrow evening, are selling very rapidly. It will be a most enjoyable musical event. —————____ ‘THE BUCKLEY Divorce Case.—In the case of Wm. Buckley Caroline M. Buckley, Dil for divorce filed on Nov. 17th, Messrs. .'ar- Tington and ee have entered thei: ap- pearance for defendant, who to day filed co ton, in which she sayg the ch: of adultery aye absolutely false, and states that she has no Income or property, and for the past ten days she has been compelled to seek with her brother; her husband having refused to provide for her; and her husband being abundantly able to support her, she therefore asks alimony. In opposition, the plaintifr filed an affidavit thet derendant bas fa het mn nearly all the household furniture, some bullding assocta- Uon stock, and Mel itan railroad stock, also a stock of merchandize, and with the ex- ception of articles of the value of $23, the de- feicant bas the entire earthly possession of cemplainant; that she is a miiltner, and fully ccm petent to earn $50 per month, and is mich more competent to support herself than he is support her. The case was not acted on to- ayy THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. , Smith agt. Kenny; argument con- submitted. Fietcher agt. Murray; commenced. Yesterdi cluded hearing Circorr Cour: (No. 1)—Judge Macarthur, Yesterday, Bower agt. Hickling; verdict for laintiff; $117. Neff agt. Rohrer; do.; $104.11. kamsey a Inland and Seaboard Coasting Company; do.; $30. Diehl agt. Gross; do.; $200. Johnson agt. Tieck>r; partly beard. cCrrccrr Court (No. 2.)—Judge Haaner. Yesterday, Murray agt. District of Columbia; leave to file amended declaration. Westwood agt. Price; verdict for plaintiff for possession and costs. Miller agt. Baltimore & Potomac Company; trial resumed and jury respited. May agt. Shepherd; verdict for plaintiff! for $3,163.28. Sayles agt. Metropolitan Railroad Company; order for commission to take testimony Hun- ver agt, Wayman; order of publication, Equity Covrt—Judge Cor. Yesterday, Wright agt. Parker; auditor's re- port confirmed. Keyser Hitz, Bangs agt. Gormley; referred to auditor to state account. Crandell agt. Washington City Savings Bank; receiver to pay dividends to D. W. fowler. Cardeza Gilliams & Co. ae Lyon; sale finally ae Burgess agt. Williams; appearance orderes POLICE CocrT—Juage Snell, Yesterday, Wm. Green, larceny of a Brussels carpet from Robert Hermann; six months in jail. Geo, Zahn, assault on Sallie Zahn, his wife; personal bonds to keep the peace. Stephen Lavaroni, assault on Abraham Brown; $5. Susan and Beverly Neal, larceny of some provisions from Wm. tr. Cove. $10 or 30 days each. Richard Hill, Herry Hunter, Andrew Jones, Arthur Jackson and Wm. Marshall, loud and boisterous; 3 or 15 days each. Jas Butler, charged with carrying a pistol; $30 or 60 days. Henry Gold- smith, profanity. or7 days. Richard Lewis, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Alice Jones, enticing prostitution; personal bonds. Geo. Crayton, throwing stones in the street: $19 or 30 days. Benjamin F, Guy forfeited collateral. Frank Waller, profanity; $5 ‘or 7 days. Also charged with driving a horse over the Navy Yard bridge at a gait faster than a walk; $5. Andw, Hillman, colored, refusing to pay his hack hire; $4. Robert Johnson, vagrant; sent down. Seme 10 persons were before the court charged with a violation of the cow laws, in keeping more than 2 animals within the corpora- tion limits. Mr. Cahill appeared for them, Pee bee pigeon was agreedtountlt next Friday under personal recognizance. John Wirt violation of the snow law; $2. Patrick Hurley, violation of the cow laws; judgment suspend until Saturday. Martha Hamilton, same of- fence, The case was made out and Mrs. Hamil ton said she kept two cows and a heifer, so the court imposed a fine of #3. John Fisher, same In this case four cows’ were $3. ‘Michael Keenan, failure to snow trom Sidewalk; $2. Thomas Feeney, cow yard near a dwelling: $5. Timothy Donoghue, do.; 33. Benjamin Tilley, failing to remove snow from a sidewalk; $2. Henry Burch, do.; do. in, continued. Ella Flynn, charged with keeping a cow yard Within 200 feet of a dwelling-house; $3. Geo. T. Seamy forfeited collateral. Musky Bund} ane with casting rubbish in an alley; #3, Daniel Flaherty, chat with Keeping a cow yard within 200 feet of a dwelling-house; $5. ‘To-day, James McDonald, loud and botster- ous; forfeited collateral. Isaac James, protan- ity; $5 or 7 days. Benedict Campbell, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. George Smith and James Martin alias Murphy, vagrancy; bonds or 9) days each. Alexander Lancaster, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. - Josephine Johnson, do.; do, John Talbot; fortelted collateral: Henry Mason, charged ‘with carrying a pistol; $50 oF 60 days, Michael Moore, charged with keeping more than two cows nearer than two hundred feet to a dwelling house for datry pur- ; $1. Andrew Sullivan, do.; $3. Michael uivan, do.; $5. John Gray, charged with defacing private property; $10 or 60 days. Jams Walsh, charged with assaulting Mary M. Hen Son; $5, George Young; forfeited Collateral. William Key alfas Shackelford, larceny of some uarness from Michael Frain; $10 or 30 days. Isaac James, assault. on Richard Willis; $10 or 30 days. Thomas O'Neal, assault with intent to kill James Grady, continued; bonds $500. Jno. Seroggine, larceny ox ‘wo boxes of cigars from P. F. Genty; six montas tn jill. Elizabeth But- ler, larceny of a cloak from Harrlet Schrivner; $10 or 30 days. Witllam Sullivan, larceny of a hat from Jno. Shyer; $10 or 30 days In jail. LADIES? FALL AND WINTER GOODS ULSTER CLOTHS AND OLOAKING OLOTHS, New Styles, just opened. involving a loss of $1 on which there was an insurance of 31,00. Superintendent Miles re- ported that several sections of wire of the fire- alarm telegraph bad been prostrated by te storm of Tuesday night, but workmen would repair the line at once. Applications for Posi- ttons in the department were received and filed from Stafford Payne, Francis E. Smith and James D. Hurly, Requisitions were approved for lwo Lew horses for engine anaes, No. 1 and for locomotive headlights for each of the trucks, | 4s in use tn Baltimore and other cities. . MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to Henry Eickel and Caroline E. Nezer; W. R. Dyer and Annie M. D. Winckelman; Chas. W. Peterson and Florence J. Pructte; Aldis Birdsey Browne and Mary Barry Delahay, of Baltimore; Warren Holmes and Eliza Robinson; John T. Mercer and Eliza A. Jones, both of Hyattsville, Md.; Reburn Green and Malvina Nilson; Joha Hail and Victoria Collins; Salon N. Bell, of Luray, Va., and Mattie E. Jones, ——___ DRATH OF A WELI-KNOWN PRIEST.—Rey. John S. Sumner, 8. J., died quite suddenly at Gon- zaga College yest 7,0f congestion of the brain, ' the 624 y: his age. Father Sum- ner was a “Stive of Ireland and came to this country whew young. He entered the order of Jesuits when he "a8 about twenty-five years old, and after complc*lDg @ course of study was ordained a priest in the <‘atholle church. or the past fifteen years he hag been connectea with Georgetown Coll untit isat sum:ner, whew Ne Was transt a College. to Gonzag: At George.? WR he occunied for a long time tue tion of professor of Frelich and prefect. To | Bis ctlorte was mainly due the establishment of the College Journal, of which he was editor and manager. His genial nature made him a great favorite will the students of the college and with his acquaintarce* outside {= walls, His funeral, in charge of K. F. Harvey, will take | place from St. Aloysius Church on Fridaymorn- ing at 9 o'clock, at which requiem mass will be | ——_—. WASEINGTON CATTLE MAkKET.—[Held every | at Queenstown, on the Metropoli- tan Branch! B20. it. three mies city—Lewis D. = ‘proprietor.] — At the Queenstown Drove Yard y 450 head of cattle Were offered, of which 275 sold to butch- ers, at 3a5 cents per pound, and 156 remain over; £0 shi} to Baltimore; 400 sheep afd jambs up; of these Cgp tay Fea a8 follows: Sheep, 3a5 per pound; 36 unsold. 20 cows and calves ‘The state of the market was very di —— ors — £2.88. —Messrs, pancansen roubers, auctioneer x ‘cert for Willi W. Hoarian Grates 1ot No. 3 of the suodivision of Ann McDaniel and others of lors in reservation No. 10, hat Of 2 near POLICEMAN IN A WELL—OMlcer J. W. mgto 8 : private lor th street, De- a ona i ‘tween L M streets seat hich was in i LADIES’ CLOAKS, all the New Styles—35, 28, 37, $8, 89, 810. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL CLOTHS and FLANNELS— Myrtle Green, Bronze, Navy Blne, Brown ana Gray. BED COMFORTS—%5, 87, #1, $1.25, $1.50. BLANKETS, white, per pair, $2.50, 83, $4, 5 36. NOTTINGHAM OURTAIN LACE—25, 31,3, <0d 50 ceuts. CANTON FLANNELS, 8 cents, 10 cents, 124 cents. BED TWILLED FLANNELS—25, 30, 80 cents. WHITE SHAKER FLANNELS—25, 30, 37, 45 and 50 centa. CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR—30, 37, 50, 62, 75. SHAWLS, Bingie and Doubie—#1.50, 82, $2.50, 23, $3.50, 84. COLORED ALL-WOOL CASHMERES—25, 30, 37 and 6 cents. ALL-WOOL BLACK OA4SHMEBES-37 cents, 45 and 50. »45 nt INGRAIN CABPETS, 80c., 87c., 40c., 450., 50c.. 60e., THe. BRUSSELS, Choice Btylee—s7, 90, 95, $1, 81.05, $1.10. VELVET RUGS, New Styles, just opened. OTTOMANS AND HASSOCKS. BEAVER CLOTHS, BASKET CLOTHS and DIAGONAL CLOTHS At ©. Mi. TOWSON’S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south ede, fhov2? Near Tth street and Oenter Market. PILES. DR. H. D. SHRADER, Orrice 620 11TH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘CORNER G, Oures Internal, External, Blind, Blesding or Itchin, Piles id universally successful Ey frochnent, without resort ¢9 the katte. ligature, or any of the painful and danger sus methods usually emplo} anda radical and per- manent cure quarant ia ovary cone oF 20. Among the Han; ‘who bave refer to the f¢ Rev. Dr. been treated, would fag i pastor Wesley Ohapel M.. Church. Rev. J, pe erolesane Lar aah st. ev. Chas. A: Harvey, at, D- Samuel Bacon, Esq. Est. sea acon, srocds, 726 70h at. 8. Wm. T. Bailey, ‘Thee B. Marche, P.O. Department. Jobn Tweedale, War Department. oe told a. edd tOF a Ganeata. « GEORGETOWN. GRaly TRAPE.—Arrivals—Boat Loudoun, in s.s00 bushels Of Wheat. Boat Mediey, with MeRcHaNTs’ EXcHANGE.—Offerings on ‘changé | to-day, 7,000 bushels of wheat, S2id at prices from $1.18 to $1.30, THE COAL TRADE.—Shipments from the Cum- berland coal region for the week ending Satar- day, November 27, were 23,680 tons, for the Year to that date 1,934.109' tons, an Increase of 443,945 tons as compared with the corresponding period of 1879. The shipments to the Baltimore and Obio railroad for tue week, 16,497 tons; for the year, 1,133,436 tons, an increase Of 261,96 tons a8 compared with 1579. The shipments to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal for the week, 5,506 tops; for the year, 597,273 tons, an Increasé of 129,873 tons as compared with last year. The shipments to the Pennsylvania rallroad were for the week, 1,677 tons: for the year, 203,401 tons, am increase of 62,177 tons as com} with last year. The heaviest shipper last week, Consolidation company, 7,784 tons; the New Central came next, with 4,153 tons, none of the others sending out over 4,000 tons, ‘The heaviest shipper of the year has been the Consolidation company, 500,504 tons; the New Central next, 328,845 tons; the George's Creek Coal and Iron third, 214,150 tons, the Borden Mining company fourth, 153,694 tons; the American fifth, 123,080 tons, and the Maryland sixth, 112,067 tons, none of the others Shipping over 100,000 tons, Six boats left Cumberland Wednesday with 667.11 tons of coal as follows:—For Georgetown—Ne' Central Co., 442.08 tons. For Alexandria, 125.03 tons. ee A Bit For Drvorce was filed vy Maria Phiffer against Donat Phiffer. she Siates that they were married in Alexandria in May, 1871, and lived there five months; that atthe time of the marriage she was but 19 years of age, and never saw defendant, who Was 50 years old, until the day before the mar- riage, when she was taken there by her father, and while under his duress and authority, ant hot by her own will, was married to defendant; wat while living with defendant he treated her with cruelty and permitted her to visit her parents but once, and then because of sickneas; ‘bat he once left her for three days without money, and had prior thereto instructed the - Store-keepers not to credit heron his responsi- bility; that in October, 1872, he said she might veme to Washington, as he had to go to the country, and the day after she left he sold the household effects and left Alexandria, and she did not see him until 1874, and she has seen him but thies times since the separation. CITY ITEMS. STYLISH AND Goon ULsTERETTES for young men and their elders, from $12.50 to $18. Good ones Cannot be procured for a lower sum than the former price. Anything cheaper must ne- cessarily be trashy in material or deficient in weight, warmth, style or pattern. GEO. C. HENNING, 410 7th street. Burnett's Cocoaine, _ The Best aud Cheapest Hair Dressing. It kills dandruff, allays irritation and pro- motes a vigorous growth of the Hair. Burnes Flavoring Extracts are tavariably acknowledged the purest and best. CLEAR HEAD AND Voice, easy breathing, sweet breath, perfect smell, taste and hearing, no cough. no distress, These are conditions brought about in catarrh by the use of Sanford’s Radical Cure. Complete treatment for $1.00. ‘THE supremacy in flavor of Hub Punch with hot water or with ice, lemonade, soda water, or milk isa fact generally admitted by connois- seurs. Taken hot it will dissipate chills and colds. Ask your Grocer, Druggist or Wine Mer- chant for it. Price $1.: $$$ $$$ 2 et CELEBRATED DR. WM. H. Stokes, Of Baltimore, writes: “I confidently recommend to the medi- cal profession Colden’s Liebig’s Liquid Extract of Beer tor poneumpuon, depression, weakness and indigestion.” Sold by all draggists. W.bor’s CoD-LIVER OIL AND Lime.—The great popularity of this safe and efficacious preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic worth. In the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofulous Hu- mors, and all Consumptive Symptoms, it has no superior, if equal Let no one neglect the early syinptoms of disease, when an agent is at hand which will cure all eens of the Chest, Lungs, or Throat. Manufactured only by A. B. Wis. Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. 20 ‘To Dysrgrrics.—After taking a few doses of Renear’s Dyspepsia Tonic you can eat any kind of food with impunity. 50c. a bottle. s,ti-3 Swayne’s Ointment Cures Itching Piles Itching Piles, Symptoms—A moisture itke Itching Piles, Leh presen Intense itching, Itching Piles, cularly at night, after get- Itching Piles, ig Warm in bed, increased by Itching Piles, _scratel . L. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. H., writes: ‘For 30 ies T have been greatly troubled with Itchin: les; have consulted many physicians and tri Many remedies, which proved to me no remedics at all, until I obtained Dr. Sirayne's Ointment at Thomas’ drugstore, at Brattleboro, Vt., which cured me completely. Skin Diseases. .” Also cures Tetter, all ALLER’S BRAIN Foo, 1s the only reliable tonic for brain and sexual organs of either sex $1. Alldruggists, Storr & Cromwa1, Agents, €0 450 Pennsylvania avenue. LDEENEY WaGons.”—Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning, me in 3¢ lbs. “Wara” 45¢. ib, A130, cheese, but cull end Sororities per qt. SKINNY MEN AND WomeN are not admired. It lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “Welles Health Renewer.” ' Greatest remedy on earth for tmpotency, sexual debility, decline, &c, # at dru its. Depot, 68 Barclay street, N.Y., and for Washington at 480 Penn’a avenue. WE! DE MEYER’S OATAREH OURE. One package is generally sufficient. real cure of CATARRH for $1.60! nov2 eo A ——— IMPROVED EXCELSION KIDNEY PAD! CURE YOUR BACK ACHE And all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder ard Urinsry Organs by wearing the IMPROVED EXCELSIOR KIDNEY PAD. It isa MARVEL of HEALING and RELIEF. SIMPLE, SENSIBLE, DIREQT, PAINLESS, POWERFUL. It OURES where all elec fails. A BEVELATION SROMEVOLURION in Medicine: | Absorption oF r ication, a8 opposed internal medicines. “Bend for ows treatise aeiec ney troubie, sent free. Rid- Sold by drugyis or sent by on receipt of pric DONG PAD Gos DETHOLS bo ite Ont ADDRESS THE “‘ONLY’’ LUNG PAD Co. WILLIAMS BLOCK. Detrorr, Micy. #2-This is the Original ine 5 Agk foritand take uo others vaune Kidney Pad. $45 A 1 FULL DRESS 8UITS TO ORDER— BEST ENGLISH OR FRENCH OLOTH, FINEST SILK OR SATIN LINED. $10 A 2 FRENCH OR GERMAN ULOTH, SILK LINED THROUGHOUT. $35 43 GEBMAN OLOTH, OF RELIABLE GRADE, SKIRTS OF COATS SATIN LINRD, OR LINED THROUGH- OUT WITH SILK. A. SAKS & Co., 316 and $18 Seventh st. erect oF OHEAPEST T FOB SOUPS, MADE nov30 IEBIG COMPANY'S Lisa's DISHES AND SAUCES. -ANY’S OF NEI SOMEANTe JETRACE, oF “panel,” “Brit Journal,” ke. CAUTION, —Genuine only with the fac simile of Baron bichigs Signature in Blue Tuk agross the “Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years.” > Ae Pipes ante) EXTRACT OF Grocers, ‘Bole nor sie Grnslels ony, SC. DAVID & O0., 43, DRY GOODS. NEW DBEss coops. ELEGAST BROOADE SILKS, SURAW SILKS. BROOADE VELVETS. EVENING SHADES IN DAMASSE BATINS. MERINOS, CASHMERES, CHUDDAS, &. PABIS NOVELTIES at low prices. We offer many attractionsin our CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ULSTERS, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS AND WALKING JACKETS, In great Variety; made in the best manner, and in the latest styles. PLUSH-TRIMMED DOLMANS, In great variety. WALKING JACKETS One Price. Inevery shape. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. N.B —Handsome Black ULSTERS. _nov29 45-INCH ALL-WOOL FRENCH SHOODA CLOTHS, $1 QUALITY \FoR 75c. BLACK and OOLORED VELVETS. BLACK and COLORED BATINB. BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTHE. KID and OLOTH GLOVES. SILK HANDKEROHIEFS. MERINO VESTS, all etyles and sizes. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Ulerks with Perry & Bro.), nord 918 7th st. n.w. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. BEFORE REMOVAL TO OUR NEW, ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STORE, 922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, We AnE MARKING SPECIAL PRICES Os Our LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, DRY GOODS AND FINE MILLINERY. GENUINE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS FOR OUR FIRST GRAND DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS, We are making SPECIAL ‘EFFORTS, and shall offer LARGE ASSORTMENTS at our UN- USUALLY LOW and POPULAR PRICES in our three Stores, .705 and 709 Market Space. and 021 Pennsylvania avenue. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, nov27 SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, STRANGERS AND THE PUBLIC Are respectfully requested to inspect our Immense Stock of LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES. SILES, SATIN, VELVETS, PLUSHES. KLEGANT BROCADED SALLNS. GENUINE CAMELS HAT E] R SHAWLS. HYMALAYAN AND CHUDDA SHAWLS. ECR ENED SILK AND SATIN Da LYON CIR- CU PARIS OLOAKS, JAOKETS and ULSTER. BLACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON. SURAH SILKS, SATIN BURAH e WHITNEY BLANKETS, SILK HOSIERY. FANCY CLOAKINGS, HABI£ CLOTHS. ANTIQUE and NOTTINGHA i BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS, NAP TOWBLS, MARSEILLES QUIL!S, &o, & te-ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN URES and at the LOWEST MaKKEL P&ICEs. S€~ ONE Paice ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, Penn. ave., oor. 9th st. Established 1840. = novaT puexs= WOOL ELACK CASHMERES, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, 37%. LADIES GOODS. Bas inet yacel x ° ce RS scstirear er phelved, from, Rage io hes Beaver and Plush Bonvets abd Hats in newest and best shapes. = ric mes and i colors; Feathers and Birds in rent varicu- — Full ine cf Em rees and Monogram Kid Gioves, from 2 to 10 Buttons, in Opera and Strest Bbades. Boviz OUGLASS, Ninth &t., St. CLovp Britpmo. GLOVES, Updesrafi's best quality Dogekin for Ladies’, Gen- tlemen and Obildren. Also, BID, CASTOR and CASHMERE, all sizes an qualities. DOUGLASS, novis ‘Sth street. M™ 5. van BEUTH. PARISIAN MODES, 1113 ABth street northwest, ELEGANT WALKING, EVENING AND RECEP- Resdy-made and made to order. SEVERAL BEADED FHONTS$FOR EVENING LATEST NOVELTIRA IN DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, ETO. Elegant Line of BAMPLES of newest Goods con- aunty ch hands vic ae 7EBMILY4’S LADIES’ BOOTS. offering a fine stock of Wiuter GOODS = ay. own make, at Low PRICES, and thd Uhldten that capant be coestes or ee au Nea JAS. A. VEMMILYA, nob GLO 9th st., opp. Parent Offices. (PSs lances Lins oF FINE PLUSH AND BEAVER HATA@, LONG OBTKICH PLUMES, FANCY FEATBERS, Evc., Bouth of Now York, at MBS. J. P. PALMERS, No. 1207 F st. n.w. MONOGEAM EID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4 and 6 Button, ‘6c. Bl, 81.25 and $1.50 Per Pair. ctl M2E, 8,3; MESSER, Dassoanave in connes- , Hon with Agency for 8. TAYLOL'S Pag. TEBNS, SYSTEM OF CUTTING, &o., 1303 F st. north. ‘oot9-5m ME. WASHINGTO! FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, 1211 Pennsylvania avenue, paeist Sols ae ee eater ne a 2 Dresece Ou and Basted, anda perfect a LL THE LATEST NOVELTIES ALTFRN BONNETS and HA’ NERY GOUDS, Di UN CLOAK, ACE WRAPPERS, »7 Oite Trevise, Paris; 907 Pa.ave. mi. Feathers Dyed, Ourled and Cieaned equal to new ones. Beps0 BOOTS AND SHOES. 4PITOL HILL TO THE BESCUE. ‘There is no neceesity for the people of the castern ection to buy up town, Convince ves DY callingon FERD. FBANK, the popular low price Bhoe man, $31 snd 333 Ponysylvania avenue. be tween 3d and 41 Capitol Hill. 2 09 1.00 sz00d, only, rs, g00d, On): ee & -etitebed Concressand ‘Button, oniy.3.75 a Shoes, any Moreceo Walking art think Ladies’ House 81 Boys’ and Giris Sea a 's and 6's. sre, ldren’s Heeled Shoes, 4's, Infants’ Shoes from up. INTEE ROOTS AND SHOES. LARGEST STOCK AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LEOPOLD RICHELD’S BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pa. ave. northwest and 659 Pa. aye. southeast. JUST OPENED— 8,000 pair Children’s Shoer, 6 cents s pair; Gen- tlemen’s English Walking Shoes, $1 40; Gentle meu's Box-toe Gaiters, $1.25: Gentiemen's Plata rnc: 79; Gentlemen's Russian Leather ‘Bhose, Gace, ) emen’s Broad -toe Gaiters, #1 95; Gentiemen' lower prices than any other honse in the United States; 1,000 Men’s Kip Boots, 81.95, worth $3; Ladies’ and Misses Shoes, the isrwest stock at the most reasonable prices. A ticket given away with every pair of Shoes bought st either of my stores; fifteen of there tick- ets entitles the holder to one good pair of Shoes. LEOPOLD BHICHOLD, Proprietor of the GREAT BOSTON BHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Fenna. sve., sign of the Red Flag, between 4% and 6th sts., Leading Shoe House in the District BRANCH STORE— nn. ave., Sign of the led Flag, opposite hool Building, Capitol Hill nov26 FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAys We will cell our entire stock of first-class BOOTS and &HOKS at prime cost, a8 our stock is entirely teolarve. This js no humbuy, as a vi Store will positively convince you. We prices :—Ladten' Butt. “Shoes, $1; do. ‘bble Butt. Shoes, $1.45: do. ape Ria Batt thom a 7 on 1 plated heel, $1.48; do. fine Kid Butt. Shoes, wor! (colored Rating, 750. Piano Covers, 83.75 to810. | Buse hole, #170; do finest Mid Bore Cree Bleached Table Damask, 0c. Excellent C. Yorked butt. hole, '82 t6 $3.50; do, finest Oommon 12}0. Black Cashmere Shawls, $2 50 to 812. hed. Date teas ah as Mises’ fine Kid Butt., Lago. Black Osan a0 tf worked butt. hole, dren's same kind, Tmmanuc Aseottinent cf tetine Canal Worked butt. hole, $1.20; do good Butt. Shoes, Yard Wide Ticking: ie, Five Huodred 5, 48, 62 and T5c. ; Ipfants’ do., 20 to 95e. ; Ladies’ Dees Ore cen ees ee Biippers from 0c. "up; Men's Gaiters and Walking Weare 26000 82, Oradie Dian kets Pam Wont beak. | Rhoes, 81, $1.25, 81-46 to #4:-do. fine Books from "yg 09 82. Oracle Blankets Pare V ; 81.50 up: do. heavy Farmers" Boota, #160 t0 82.80: Pure Black » and many other goods too numerous to mention. CARTED’s, Cousin's fine Shoes in all widths and at astoni Jow prices.” Spring-hecl ‘Shoes for children, 0 722 Market Space. every kind. ‘The entire stock must and will be'sold Black and Colored Silk Velvets. xk, 6-£ Pare Wool 1" tos _ Large Navy Blu Tanne Size 250. mtiful Wool Dress ly xeclicnt Black Siiks, 75, 87, SL 12s BL 25, 81.37, 81-60, 81.62, $1.76. $1.87, , 5.26, 81.80. “Every CABTER’S, Bov20 7El Market Space. EDUCTION IN PRICES, SHIRTS EEDUCED TU OLD PRICES, Best Ws finished, 75; finished, 90. ek Fei motte. 3 iyo. oye’ Wamsnt 22 P . SPECL a BETEEE SO'ORDES 4 GENTS FURNISHINGS. JAMES THOMPSON, Mansger of Thompson's Shirt le novl G16 FE st. m.w., opposite Patent Office. BEAT BEDUCTION SHIBTS AND UNDERWEAR. SIX ELEGANT SHIRTS TO ORDER, 89. BIX ELEGANT ae SHIR: 86. ED 8 and PARTLY FINIS) awe, * ud 75 centa. D and 75 cts. 50, 75c., $1, 81. A large ent of Goifarey Suspenders ite Night 3! 1 . LE BB osbh Wataeiebe J. B. BRINE, 436 7th st. n.w. BRANCH—-1337 F at., opp. Ebbitt House, novl2 Washington, D. 0. 1PBUNNEL, CLARK & Co., $03 Market Space. Beg to call spectal attention to their unusually large and stock of Black and Goloved ie Bilks, from 61.15 to 83. isch ana Golered Brocade Velvet, siorast er and Wool Plaids. without ve; fore come as esrly as i~ bie, ag you can gave money by buying now. Botte atténticn to all, and money refunded for goods | Remember name end numper— & BRO., SOS 7th st., bet. H and'T. Branch Store, 440 Bridge sty, Gin aoe) im eee L, 2=snun’s ° SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 %re SrReer, Sign: ‘*The Old Woman in Window.” “TRY OUR COMMON SENSE LAST." LADIES’ GOAT AND KID BUTTON lors WOOL-LINED SHORS AND SEES, ‘WHITE KID SLIPPERS, all sizes. | GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. “GENTS TCH BOTTOM BOOTS AND is ScoT Chm Ens. ovi3 OW 4 DOLLAR CaN BE SAVED. of our LADIES EXTRA FINE aon BOOTS at 83 4s, dot it the lowest i E BOOTS and SHOES market. M® A J. FUNT, | fos. 621 and 623 D street. | MISCELLANEOUS. CONTINUALLY ON DECK BARGAINS IN GRocERIES ‘D aN TABLE L 10 Ibs. Granulated Sugar.. Buger.., French and Naples Walnuts, large lot... 1036 Ibe. **A” Bugar. - Choice Pecan Nuts... 10 Ibe. Granulated Sagar. Choice Filberts and Brazil 12 Ibe. Licht Brown Sugar. Figs, finest on earth... Banavas, Cranberries and Apples. New Buckwheat, patent proceas «++, Unequaled Pure Vermont Maple Sugar for makiag Mince Meat in 5-1b. buckets. The best to be had Pure Sugar Byrups and New New Orleans Molasses Webave reduced the price of our Picked Ratural Leaf JAP fart. Ite the best TEA in Wesisioeean ** eeu Telephonic Connections. SLPHONZO rounes, 608 Oth st. n, w., Between E and F. CONTINUALLY ON DECK WITH BARGAINS. ABPETS, CARPETS. CaBrets, Attention is called to the SPECIAL INDUCE NTS we are offering in Suvi AND TAPESTRY, BRUSS! GRAIN CARPET: RAW SILES AND CRE’ marked down 20 per cent. UPHOLSTERY GOODS in «reat variety. A handsome line of FELTS, for drapery, jus> received. LAGE CURTAINS a specialty. “LS AND IN- SINGLETON & HOEK, novad No. 601 Market Space LUMBER. AMAZ! Y LOW PRICES, FLOORING (Duresep).. 81.60 and 81,75 BOARDS, THE BEST... BOARDS, Common.......... ENTERPRISE: WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY 4N ABCHITECT, BEADY T@ FURNISH ESTIMATES PRBE OF CHARGE WILLET & LIBBEY, Orn STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. SPRAGUE'S a ag BETWEEN L YAKDs. = UN. L. MARERT SQUARE. THE WEEKLY STAR! THE WEEELY STAB, now in its twenty-ffth year, is double or eight-page sheet, containing Dfty-tix columns of fresh News, Literary and Agri- cultural matter every week, including a compend of Washington News and Gossip, a record of Local Affairs, Home Matters, Fashion Notes, Personal News, s list of Marriages and Deaths, late Tele- staph News, Special Correspondence, Belected Storier, etc. It will be sent, post-paid, from De- cember 1, for the entire session of Congress, in- cludinw the Inauguration Ceremonies in Maroh, in full, for Fifty Cents. novi7-lm UM CARBIAGE ROBES, BED FOX, WOLF AND BUFFALO SKINB. STINEMETZ, 1237 Penna. Ave. NO CUREN NO PAY Novewnen h, 2 28th, and TRUKSDAY, FRIDAY. aud’ SATORDAY cat Arnit Ist, 881. it siiost Painless. No nove noy24 ULES! a7 2 ‘Trontmmen No Ligating! io Man! iced only 2 the Mountains. Will give 81,000 (0 Myself of the Mountains. | Will give $1, 000 for any cage of jes T can : JAMES CRESS, 1.D., 529 B3th st., cor, west. To JAMES CRES: M.D, of Woodberry, M4., East of the Mountains ovix, have 1 sold my Instruments and taught my method of Troat Seg he = I ve Operated 29, ucoceefully. mre a ‘A. W. BRINKERLOFF, M. D. Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Nov. 18, 180. na6-Ses | brea BITTERS A TRUE TONIC BON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE PUB LIC FOR ALL BISEASES REQUIRING A OER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC; ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACKOF ENERGY, ETO. IT EN- W. 8. BICH, 717 Market Bpace. Ga Repairing neatly executed. novi NE” YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. Of Black and Colored Oashmeres, rteads = sviend ay Wool Gena trom 50 cents Up. cre Our Linen Convter is full of rare’ . Hosiery, seared F depen ets, 6x anda cis: Unto Dan soa hadiad 34 andy cls. a to ban noaae ise puapbets in ‘trom 2 108164 pair. Do- Siw RD sor 8 SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORE j EL GOODS "SOLD At J ; : Wa-ONE PRIOR ONL octi9-3m —— = HIBT MANUFACTURERS. QOURT OF THE DIS. 8 re ME Be eh ome DUBREULL BROS. & O0., Fuecutor, Ses iat Tuouss B: Fronexce, Bo. 1119 F Street N. W. 4.792 Ba. Doc: 16. gee oe ie menete and cotate of THOMAS Be INCE, deceased, peace is pres r att creditors and creat reference on FRIDAY. the 34 of December, 1880, atv o'clock @ m., at my —* JAS.G.Payy, W. ay IER, Practical Watchmaker ing, pe pea no va-3m ia AIN F 659 Pe h ce. lated heel, T° Des D Goo a ; $0088. | Sense, be ‘Black Be. Ree Cashmeres, 2 r turned 31.50. 1 ti, Meayy’ Shaker x Suita- Sue AD) S. TY. Factory, H' 82.50. speculatore. calgon wailed free 3. MICHEL pean Secretariat darinh nintendo ou oe RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS.” A TABLESPOONFUL AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYSPEP- TIC SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELCHING, BEAT IN THE STOMACH, HEARTEURN, ETO. ‘THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OK GIVE HEAD- ACHE. WRITE FOR THE A. B. ©. 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