Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1880, Page 4

¢ SLL ee eee yoeocmnv THE FRIDAY......... -December 17, LsNe. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFVICE OF THE CUIRF SIGNAL OFFICER WaSnINGTON, Dec. 17, 1890, 9:30 am, For the middie states, during the rest of Pri- ‘ay. clear or fair weather, northwest or north- east winds, slight rise, followed by falling ba- Tometer, and stationary or slowly rising tem- perature. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘Thefollowing are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the da 7am. 2°; 7 °; 1) am, % p. mi., 36° m, Amnsements, &c., To-night. National Theater,—cChanfran tn “Kit.” Pord’s Opera House.—Widow Bedott Comedy Company. Bt. Vincent's Asylum.—Krls Kringle. Odd Friiows’ Hail.—Kettledrum. Jeperson School Buitaing.—Musieal and uter- ary entertainment by Jefferson Literary and Debating Society. Condensed Locals. ‘The alarm yesterday afternoon from box 25 ‘Was for a fire In house No. 1300 9th street north- west, occupied by Cornelia Mercer, and owned by Dr. J.T. Coombs. The fire, which canght from 4 gas jet, was extinguished, after doing dsmage fo the extent of about $0, ‘The double-sheet Star will be issued to-mor- row. Advertisers will confer a favor by sending wm their orders as early as practicabie. The Bank of Washington building was yes- Serday dray {nm mourning on account of Dr. @unton’s death. ht schooner loads of oysters arrived at our wharves yesterday—the first which arrived by tbe river since the late eo ‘The gold badge offered at St. Vincent's falr for the most popular bage-ball player has been vored to Gerhardt, who received 291 votes, to Hines’ 75 and Trott's 156. Company A, Pap Thomas Club, Boys in- Blue, last evening accepted the resignation of Capt. John H. Brough and Lieut. J. R. Hann the former having been promoted to the Ss or on the staff and the latter to chief f artillery, with rank of colonel. Lieut. Robert Armour was élected captain, William Ryan, Srst_ Heutenant, and John ‘O'Neill, nd Meuterant. Detective Voss last night arrested John Jai son. colored, having in bis possession two new sack coats (boys’). whieh It Is thought were en. He could give no satisfactory account ow he came by them, and 13 held as a sus- pictous person. D. A. Brosnan sends the Ci/hotie January. Af a meeting of the board of directors of the Citizen's National bank yesterday, a resolution Of respect to the memory of the late Win. Gun- Yen was adopted, and also one annonneing their purpose to attend his funeral tn a bedy. ‘The attention of tax-payers In arrears 13 called 16 the notice in ar ertising columns from District Collector Cc To-day. Judge Cox, in the a decree of divorce in the 3 sester York World tor yuity Court, made se of Jeryleen York ‘They Were mar- and she charges . L. Bowie, widow of the late Jehu Bowie, who, for many years resid-d near Bladensburg. P.G. Co., Mi., dled at the rest- dence of Dr. Harris, in Le Droit Park, on Wedl- Besday, in the sith year of her age. Her funeral takes place to-morrow. Holiday Goods. WHERE TO BUCY THEM. People who purchase Christmas presents, look to the advertising columns of Tug Stak for information as to the best places to buy. ‘The following are among the advertisers In Taz Sak, and mention will be made of others trom Ume to time. W. W. BrRDRTTE & € 706 K street have man’ Christmas presents. ‘T goods in great variety. goods ts very attractive. Great bargains In holid: ean be had at Buopugad & Co.'s i205 F street. Their woollen goods, dress goods, new style priats. handkerchiefs, &c., and fin! Howsox will constantly have on band the best tee cream of all flavorings dur- 925 ith street and table for ing the bolidays, His am 13 delicious and very cheap. G. L. Witp & Bro. 3 7th street, are sole agents for the Stiefl,Kranich < Bach planos and the Estey organ. “They offer special tudace- ments for the holidays. TYLER & CHEWNING, 915 7th street, have an excellent and varied stock of goods for the holidays. They have everything tn dry goods and faneles, and are selling at prices tuat make their store doubty attractive to purchasers. James S. Torna, th street, has substautial holiday’ go: He has in leather from pock=t books To harness and splendid tru ELpHoxz0 YOUNGS ha3 at 504 9th street one of the largest and most select stocks of grocer fruits, &c., for the holidays that can be seen pe apy city. STINEMETZ; Penesylvania avenue, has just receiv 4 from New York a fresa ladies seal skin dotma! ic etreulars and dolmans, cuts. Hf street n.w.. to buy one of these bea! upright or square planos by Wm. Suaffer at very loy pri teen & Fuller and other pianos tor Ssie at jces and terms to THE OWNERSHIP OF day, tn Cireutt Court, No. 1, Judge Mac tbe case of Phelps ‘Tollman—in w title to architect's plan is tnvolved—was given to the jury after argument by Messrs. Riddle and Miuler for piaintift and Norris and Davis for defendant. The court, In charging the jury sald that an architect was not the plans for a building after he had received p.y therefor. It was against public poliey tor a min to pay tor what he does not get. The question Whether the arenftect has a ilen on the plans depends altovether on how the architect is ployed—by the mouth or ux if by the month the are! if under a commiss: ARCHITE ADVANCE GUARD OF THE SALVATION ARMY.— Charles Bentiey and Theodore Jones, of the Saivation Army, arrived here last night from Baltimore and visited Wesley Chap-l, corner 5th and F streets, bul did not take any part in the evere he.r uniform consists of dark with collar bows’ with red 4 on their ‘ne Salvation as be 1B A Real Estate Case CourT.—To-day, ‘Messrs. Mattingly and Morris for Hallet Kil bourn and M. F. Morris, trustees to the use of Henry A. Willard, fled a sult tn the nature of a creditor's bill against Thomas Sunderland, C Us J. Hillyer, Jummes M. Latta and Wa. Stiaron. Complainants sue as creditors of Sunderland {0 Debalf of themselves and others, and state that On the 9th inst. they recovered a judgment against Sunderland for $1 45; that a weit of #, Ja. issued thereon was returned nulla bona, but bo service was had on Lillyer on account of Ibis absence; that Sunderland has an eqnitadte interest in squares, 92, 3. 156, certain lots in squar lots in squares 5,177 and 570, Abd they pray that these lots may be subject t6 the judgment, &c. —$—$<$<—__ S, 309 Market Space, (Gittings? selling his stock of millinery and 48 goods at Cost, to retire from bust- = His store will be for rent and fixtures for sale. t CHILDREN’S Jewe ry at jewelry store, 457 Pennsylvania ave. i A Wire Reasoss FoR WISHING a Divorce. This morning Mr. W. A. Meloy filed for Ella L. Floyd a bill for a divorce trom John B. Fic loye of the Post Oifice. ment, tormenting her with hts low gross jeal- oustes, striking her and threatentog her life, and In June last he beat her 30 as to seriously injure her and render her confinement to bed | necessary. —-—___—__ OVvRROOATS AND UL8TERS.—If you are not sup- Pited with one of tue above-mentioned articles, examine the stock at the Boys’ Clotaing House Of B. Kobinson & Co., 99 Pennsylvania avi and congratulate yourself upon Knowing wher to go to find the very Dest and the T) cheapest. 7 OVERCOAT Taieves ARRESTED — Detective comes Went Lo Alexandria this morning after Jobn Brooks and Jim Galion, two colored thieves telonging to this city, who had been arrested in Alexandria for disorderly conduct. Netving that they had some fine overcoats in thetr jon the Alexandria ofMicers sent Word to the police here and there were brought up about 1 o'clock to-day by Mr. Coomes, as- Sisted by UMicer Smith, of that city, ana are held fora hearing. ‘One of the coats Delongs to John F. Mercer, No. 1501 F street, and the other ngTeSS. to a member of Cor ———— CONGESTION OF THE LcNes, inflammation of the throat and difficulty of breathing result from a severe cold. The are iy. up feverish and inhammatory tendencies, Temove constriction and by Dringtng about a4 free ex- pectoration promote natural mn and speedy A cure. A reputation main: for affords to all a guarantee of the practical EVENING STAR. | 4" THE CLOSING PROCEEPINGS. At the session of the American Woman Suf- | frage Aseocfatton yesterday afternoon letters were read from Joseph and Abby Sheldon, of Connecticut; Mrs. O. Langhorne, of Virginia, and Mrs. M. J. Coggeshall, of Iowa, regretting their unavoldable absence. Addresses were made by Mrs. A. B. Blackwell, Mrs. Mary Grew and Miss Mattlda Hindman. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The delegates reassembled last night. Dr. Blackwell read the following list of officers which the committee on nominations had pre- for the ensuing year, and they were elected: President, Dr. Mary F. Thomas, of In- @iaba; vice presidents at large, CoL T. Went- worth Higginson, Mary A. Livermore. Hon George F. Hoar, of Massachusetts; Dr. Altl4 U. Avery, of Colorado; Margaret V. Longley. of Onto; Bishop Sampson, of Pennsylvania; George W. Julian and Mra. Z. Y. Wallace Indiana; Hon. A. A. Sargent, of California: Beverly Allen, of Missouri; ‘Governor St. Joua, | of Kansas. Chairman of executive committee, Luey Sone; corresponding secretary, Julia | Ward Howe; foreign corresponding secretary, Matilda Hindman; recording secretary, Myra Bradwell, of lilinois, and Henry B. Blackwell, of Massachusetts. Vice presidents ex-ofici’ Maine, Hon. Berry Ringsbury; New Hampsuire, Armenia S. White; Vermont, Mi Reed; Massachusetts, W. Bowalt Island: Elizabeth B. Chace; Connecticut, Joseph. Sheldon; New York, Anna C. New Jersey, Hon. John Whitenead; Pennsy!- vanla, Mary Grew: Delaware, Dr. Mary Hl. Heaid; Ohio, Mrs. R. A. 8. Janney; Indiana, E. Haggart, lilinois, Mrs. Mary Cater: Michiyan, Mores Coit Tyler; Texas, Mrs. Jeauy Beauchamp; Missouri, Mrs. Geo. D. Hall; Wis- cousin, Mrs. Einma C. Bascom; Minnesota, Mrs. M. M. Eliictt; Kansas, Hon. Chas. Robin- son; lowa, Mrs. M. C. Callabin; Wyoming,Gov. J. W. Hoyt; Oregon, Mis. A.J. Dunway; Call- fornia, Cornelia M. Severance; Colorado, ex- Gos. Evans. Executive committee ex-oflicio— Rar de Istand, Mrs. Sarab E. Y. Do; tert, ih B. Hart New York. Ellen T. Bradbury; New Jersey, Cornelia C. Hussey; Penpsyivapia, John K. Wildman; Massachu- setts, John A. Calhoun; Maryland, Dr. Joun Cameron; Delaware, Dr. Jobn Calhoun; West Virginia, Miss Jennie A. Cralg; Virgtnta, Orra Langhorn; Obio, Elizabeth Colt; Indiana, Louise V. Boys e. 'T. Househ; [lit- n reids; Cal Knox Goodricti; Wyoming territory, J. Hayford: Matse, Mrs. J. N. Qui’ ‘ew Hampshire, He Gallinger; Vermont, Ja: chusetts, Mary F. Eastman. RESOLUTIONS Were read by the chair and adopted, urging upon Congress to enact a law giving’ woinaa cilizensof the United States, restdeat ta tae territories, the same political Tights as are ex ercised by the male citizens of the United States resident tierein; to reform the laws affecting the rights of married women in the District of Columbia and the territories; and to submit to the states a constitutional ‘amend- ment prohtbiuing political distinctioa on ac- count Of sex; Unal we advise our auxtilary state Societies to petiiion their respective legisiatures to enact a law Lhis winter, conferrlag suffrage on wowen in presidential eiections, wader sec- Uon 2, article 2, of the federal constitution. A Te: jon of respect to Lhe memory of Unree eminent advocates of the claim of women for equal poliiteal rights passed away—Lueretla Mott, Lydia Maria Childs and Nathaniel Waite, Was adopted by a rising vote. ADDRESSES, BTC. Marshal Douglas was introduced, and sald he was there to express his sympathies by nls preseuce and not to make a speech. He was so entirely in love with the cause that he thought the highest eloquence should be employed In it. This eloquence they had from the noble women advocates of the cause. Mrs. Mary E. Haggart, of Indiana, made an effective and Interesting address. A letter was then read from Hon. Geo. B. Loring, of Massachusetts, regretting his In. ability to be present. Mrs. Mary E. Eastman, of Massachusetts, spoke of the sentiment, logte and metapbysics Of the woman suffrage question, Mrs. Mary A. Livermore was the next speaker, and sald the time ts about passed for women to be talked about a3 angels, They want to be thought of as human beings, and be treated as such. Women suffrage is an open question, and will remain such until equal political rights are accorded to her. It will be discussed and agitated until ft becomes a realized fact. Itis only a question of Ume, and Is In the near future. The world is becoming tender and Womanized. This is seen in the settlement of great national questions without resort to arms. ‘he world is traveling along on the line of hu- manity. If they should never hold another Hutchinson; Massa- convention, the catise will go forward, for it has found a lodgmeut in the public ming, and the leaven 1s working. giAtuitation was given to any one In the au te ce to become metbers of the assoclation by ing one dollar and signing their names; and y Stone and others went through the aisles iauk Dooks to sollelt members and dol- , the association adjourned Washington Mark Mrats.—Beet. fetail Prices, per Ib.;do. port am SC.; Ste Corned Beet. Satie.; Dried Beet, chipped, 2543: do. sliced, 2c.; Lamb, 18azse.: Veal, 12 Mutton, ; Pork, Wal 1 ‘Bacon Hains, sugar cured, Riders. Sal Walz pes, Salo per Lb. do. (coostng), er quart. —Perch, 4a50e. per buncn; Kock, large per Ib., 25a! bunch; Mackerel, 150, Halibut, Trout, 12a!5¢ per 1b.; Catfish, 2a¥5 cents per bunch; Lobster, 12¢. per Ib.; Terrapin (sliders), §6a89 per dozen; do., (dia- mond back,) $is per di ‘Turtle, 25¢.a81 e: Burte#.— Pulladelphia Print, 40¢.a5% Western Creamery, 40a45c, r 5 heese, 1642 VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 25a30¢. per pk; do. sweet Sad0c, per ide. per quart; Beans, (Lima) 12alse. per qt.; Squash, 2a3c." per pound; Spinach, 2a3vc. per pk: Caulttlower, Wasvc, each. Celery, 5a l0e. per bunch. PovtTRy.—Chickens, 60a$1 $5c.a$1.25 per pair; G 3 23cals Pair; Ducks, agl.2o; Turkeys, ‘5a$2.25 per dor. GAME.—Snipe, $2 to $2.50 per dozen; Duck, (can- Yas back) $2.504$3 per pair; (biue wing) 75c.a$1 er pair; do. 0c. per patr; do. (shutters), $1.25 a$1.50; do. (mallard), (* 40c. Grouse, ges vazsc. per pound. Rabl = Squirrels, saioce Wild ‘Turkey’ 2; Pheasants, $1a$ 3 Qual, $2 LITIGATION OVER THE A. Kr FEcts.—Yesterday, the Leonard Stik company obtained a writ of replevin agatnst G. N. Day, successor to A. King Chandler, for spool silk recently delivered, and Curwen, Stoddard « Bro. for bleached cotton goods." ‘Tbe Distrie tax collector has attached over $610 wortn of goods in the Store for unpald taxes. Mr. A. K. Browne, as solicitor for 0. K. Krause « ANDLER Er- uguration Ceremonies. RAILROADS PREPARING FOR THE RUSH. Already the Pullman Palace Car Company have orders for berths from enough people to fill eighty sleepers, who are coming to the inau- guration, and in these orders no organizations are included. The railroad companies, antici- pating that more cars will come here duriog the week than ever before, are making prepara- tions for a proper disposition of them, and the question of room 1s already a diMcult one. The Baltimore and votomac now have a double | track (excepting on the Eastern Branch Bridge) to Bepning’s. a distance of five miles, and con- siderable track in South Washington which Tay be utilized, and this will likely all be used. ‘The Baltimore and Ohio intend to lay additional tracks and make such connections a3 will make it comparatively easy to work the large number of cars which will come over their road. DUTIES OF THE COMMITTER ON PUBLIC COMFORT. ‘The committee on pubitc comfort for the pre- sidential inauguration held its second meeting at the National Metropolitan Bank building last evening, Mr. W. J, Stephenson, chairman, and Mr. B. F. Worrell, secretary. There were over 49 members present, Mr. P. Campbell, from the sub-committee, made a revort, as follows: “The committee on public comfort ts charged with the duty of securing {nformation relative to procuring quarters for civic and military Orsanivations ‘and private persons, togetuer wih the price to be paid for the'sama, and should keep a register of names of persons for whom such quarters can be had: nlue members of this committee constitute a quorum; that an advertisement calling for information as to quariers at hotels, halls, and private houses, and Inviting proposals from owners or the same, be Inserted in the papers of the city; thar for the convenience of the pubic a room should be secured at some eligible locality, at the proper ime, for the headquarters of (ut eom- Inltiee, and that a detail from this committee be made, to be in attendance at the head jaar — ers dally; that the folowing Sud.committee of five be appointed by the chafr: On quarters for mi {tary end civic organization, on une enfor ment of the hack laws of the District, to ascer- tain where bedding, stoves, &c., can be pro- cured, and at what price; Uthat the remataing members of the committee be divided tato com- mnittees of three, to be assigned to geographical districts, for the purpose of obtaining inform: ton as to quarters for visitors other than or- ganizations.” ‘the report was considered by sections and adopted, it being explatned that the proposed headquarters should be established near the depots a short time before the Inauguration, to give Information to strangers, and that efforts would be made to furnish places for strangers tostay. Organizations usually sent ahead and engaged quarters, but It was for the individuals Who slept sitting 1n chairs or walked the streets that they proposed to make a registry. Mr.Cur- Us meved that the committee on quir as o) Mnilitary and civic organtvations be directed 3 near the depot; adopted. Mr. Worrell moved that the chairman be directed to prepare a circular to Lente house keepers aod others, solleiting information a3 to accommodations, Prices, &e. Mr, Curtis suggested that In th clreular the committee suould appeal to t people to be moderate in thelr charges, that the eredit ef the elty might not suffer. The mo- tion was adopted, Mr. Barbour suggested that the pubdite b: be looked after at onee, for parttes may t them up for gain. By prompt action tn thts dl- rection the refusal of sultable places for quar ters may be obtained tor organizations. M. Magruder stated that Mr. Spofford, of the Rigs house, had appiteations of 2,100 persons for quarters, mostly In organizations, abd the lin rial had 600 engaged. ‘OMMITTEE ON FIRZWORKS AND ILLUMINATION met last night, with Mr. George C, Maynard as temporary chatrman, and Lieut. L. A. Matlle as secretary. The following committee was ap- Pointed to discover the duties of the committee and how they can best be accomplished, vi Gen. S. V. Benet. Capt. H. W, Howgate, Mr. 8. Hutebinson, Lieut. L. A. Matile, Cap 5 Strong, Lieut. Maxwell Wood, Mr. George C. Maynard, and Major 0. P. G. Clark. INAUGURATION NOTES. Mr. W. C. Murdock has been piaced fn charge of the inaugural committee rooms, adjoining the National Metropolitan Bank. He wilt be found on duty at all hours, ready to furnish tn- formation. Gen, Latta, adjutant general of Pennsylvania, says that itis expected that from five to sev thousand of the National Guard of Pennsylv: nia will take part in the inauguration ceremo- nies, They will be accompanied by ex-Gov. Hartrantt, major general in command,and stat, aay all the brigage commanders and their staffs, A TRXAS Court No. 2 ‘Today in Clrentt case of Messrs. R. I. Merrick and T. J. Dat agt. Geerge H. Giddings was taken up, Mr. Selden for platnuff and Mesars. Carpenter and Cuppy for defendant. Tuls ac- ton arises out of tne recovery of certain bonds belonging tothe state of Texas, the plaintitt claimtug a percentage therefor. It appears that the government had given the state indemnity bonds amounting to several hundred thousand doilars, and tn the eariy part ot the war these bouds disappeared aud found thelr way to Eag- lapd and sub:equently came or were brought back to this coun' Subsequently the state sent him as agent, a Mr. Osser, who employed legal talent to recover them; and t 1s claimed Unat the plaintiffs were employed on an agre ment to be patd 2) per cent of the amount re- covered. They were several years employed tn this case, (Inthe meantime the defeudant, Gd dings. eeding a8 the agent of the srate) aad they recovered for the state nearly O00 the bouds, and claim: efor a fee of 0: #0000, ‘This the state refused to pay, and all that they h recetved amounts to but $5,000, and they now sue to recover the balance, $70,000. The polnt {3 made by the department that nelther the azent nor the governor had any authority to bind the State without the authority of the legislature of the state. —_—_s—___ West Washington, nee Georgetown. BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—At the 41st regular monthly meeting of the Twelfth Bullding As30- ciation, held last night at Goddard's hall, $2,200 was disposed of, being 50 shares retired at the stock value rates. OUND DEAD IN BED.—Mrs. Olivia Brink (mother of young Brink, who was lost for a short Ure, about a year ago, by wandering away, bein of unsound mind,) was found dead in her bed, at 99 Ist street, this morning. The coroner has been notitled. DEaTH.—Mrs. Mary Z. Ellis, wite of Mr. Jobn Ellis, died this morning at her late residence, No. 3014 O street, after a long filoess. ————— DESIRABLE HOLIDAY PRESENSrsS LARGE ASSORTMENT TO SELECE FROM. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS. BLAOK SATINS, BLACK CASHMERES. COLORED CASHMERES, PLAID DRESS GOODS. BROOHE SHAWLS, OLOAKS, CLOTH SKIRTS, PIANO OOVERS, NOTTINGHAM LACE FOR CURTAINS, DIAGONAL CLOTH, AND BASKET CLOTH FOR OIRCULARS AND SILK UMBRELLAS, yesterday fied a suit in replevin against A! King Chandler for $505 worth of fancy goods, alleged to have been sold by the plaintiff to defendant, and upon which no payment had been made, Tuomas Dow: has @ magnificent display Ot Turkish, Perstan and EypUan rugs and car- pets, embroideries, «¢., On exhibition at his | salesroom, the sale of Which commences Mon | day, December 20th, at 1! o'clock. t Masonic ELRCTIONS.—Soctal Lodge No.1, A.A. M., has re-el for the M: kK, treasurer; Joseph ‘Thorn, urges, J. D. Andrew J. Dye, S. 8} Richard J. Jackson, J.'S.; John W. Freeman’ tyler... Acacta Lodge No. 18, F. A. A. M., has elected Use following to serve during the ensu ing year: William “M. Poindexter, W. M.: H. Clay Suen, 8. W.; James Du Bols, J. W.: | Lite, secretary; T. M. Hangon, treasurer. Just RECEIVED one hundred and fifty lon; eat —— hey eile and colored, ‘Joe lot le lefty com) A LP. Palmer's, No. 1107 F st. pee f A LONG PENDING LITIGATION DEctDED.—In the court of appeals of Maryland. case No. 16, the Wasbington City and Point Lookout ratiroad company vs. the Southern Maryland railroad company, Was an appeal taken by the Washing- ton City and Point Lookout ratiroad company to the court of appeals of Maryland agatnst tne — of the receiver of the Southern Mary- land railroad company. Judge Alvey has de- Lvered the opinion of the court, aftirming the action of the court below and remanding the cause. with costs, to the appellees. This ends the litigation and sea cpa te land company a to go on with the construction of its road. PORTABLE gas stands, In great variety, very cheap Sk the holidays, at Hamilton & 409 9th st. t CurisrM4s CaRps, Milans’, 7th st., near F. + C. C. Bryan, at the corner of Land 15th st, bear the Ariipgton, has a superb stock of gro- ceries, carefully selected for the holidays,among which may be mentioned grapes, Risley’s can- dies, oranges, raisins, f; the choicest pickles, nuts of all kinds, and table luxuries of all kinds at bottom rock prices, t 'TOWSON’S, 636 Penna. . South Side. 200 doz. of COLORED SILK HANDEERCHIEFS. 50 doz. COLORED SILK HANDKERCHIEFSat 81. 75 doz. OOL'D SILK HANDEXROHIEFS at 75c. £0 doz. COL'D SILK HANDKEROHIEFS at 50& 25 doz. COL’D SILK HANDKERCHIBFS at 25c. 50 doz. COL'D BORD'D HANDKEROHIEFS at l2c. 50 doz. COL'D BORD'D HAN DKEROHIEFS at 20c. 50 doz. COL'D BORD'D HANDREROHIEFS at 25c. 100 doz. of LADIES’ WA'TE HEM-STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at 12, 15, 18, 20 and 25c. 100 doz. of LADIES’ INITIALED HANKKER- CHIEFS, all Linen, st 25 to 37¢. 50 doz. GENTS’ INITIALED HANDKERCHIESS, ali Linen, 50c. At LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GLOVES, KID, DOG- SKIN, FURTOP, CLOTH, LISLE THREA LINED, Etc. FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIES, GENTS AND S CHILDREN. At TOWSON'S, 636 Penna ave. South Sidé. ALL INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT Cost. VELVET RUGS, TAPES) RY RUGS, HASSOOKS. OTTOMANS. BED COMFORTS, 75c., 81.00 $1.25, 81.50, $2.00. LARGE DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, Bopha em. $3.00. 84.00, $5.00, 86.00, Cc. M. TOWSON 036 Pennsylvania avenue, south ade, dec& near 7th st-.and Center Market. A4DAME L. P. JEANNERET, Has arrived in Wresiugtin OE’ a nandsome a- Buy loi ty heel fn eae ae ‘rom the of Paris. Oan be fc . treet, opponite EbbItt House, ATO NEST ALHKEH’S, 306 10th st. Ww 'CHAROO. Cement, Flaster, < Carpet Lining Felt, Fe nova GRAVEL BOOFING SUPPLIES. District Government Affairs, Collector Cook made a distraining ratd to-day for —— taxes for 1880, and succeeded in making a large number of collections and can- celing the charges on his books. Deposits have been made for Ilq19r licenses With the Collector in cases of applications for license, making $5 5 The following revistons have been completed by W. 0. Roome, chief of bureau of revisions of special taxes:—North Carolina ave., fron New Jersey ave., to 1ith st. east; 224 st. west, from Pst. north to Ma-sachusetts ave.; C st. south, from South Capitol st, to 3d st. east.: E st. south, from 1st st. east to 6th st. east; Monroe 8t., from Bridge st. to Beall, st.: P st. south, from 415 st. west to river; 1) at. south, from 41¢ St. west to 14th st. west. The total mortality in the District of Colnm- bia for the week ending last Saturday was 74— being 7 more than the Week previous, or at the rate Of 21.85 per 1,000 per annum. Of’ the dec dents, 44 were white and 30 colored females; showing an annual death rate of 19.07 per 1,000 for the white and ¥6 for the colored population. Bullding permits tssued by Inspector En— twisle:—Mary Ann Bradley, erect a dweiling, L, between 21st and 22d st 1.50). W. and J. Lippard, erect a brick dwelling. Unton, between N and O sts, s.w.; $700" John McDermott, erect two two-story dwellings, 3d, between Band C BIS. 8.W.; $1,400, LIQUOR LICENSES. ‘The District Commissioners this moraing ap- proved liquor licenses as toliows:—Rudoiph Pe- lersen, 643 D st. n.w.; Win. S. Miller, 601 7th st. nw.; M McCormick, 216 6th st. n.w.; John Farall, 4% St. n.w.; Petersen & Alschwee, 451 Pa, ave. u.w.; James F. Connors, cor. 44 and + S.W.; August Long, 1422 Md. ave. n.e,; Mrs. Wm. Clements, 1425 Hist. ne. They al: disapproved that of S. C. Carter, 1010 C st. SW. CONTRACT AWARDED, The contract for laying the 12inch pl sewer across the Smi'hsonian grounds, trom the new Ius‘um building to north B street, has been awarded to Messrs. Cudmore & Maloney, they being the lowest bidders. CITY ITEMS. For Evening Parti Full Dress Black Suits from $21, and Black Clotu Frock Coat Sutts trom $19, _T have a very full assortment of Black Goods in ready-made stock, embracing cloths, doeskins, diagonals, granites and tricots; also a large stock of blue goods, in fast colors, suitable’ for seml-dress, usiness and uniform GEO. C. HENNING, 410 Seventh street. RENzAR’s Tonic 18 a certain remedy for wind dyspepsia and heartburn. One bottle ts sufi- efent in most cases. Try It. 50 cents a bottle. m1, Wf, “Totally Different from All Others,” “Loudon Halr Restorer.” insures new growth. “London Hair Restorer.” Restores the color. torer.” Exquisite dressing. NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IT—THICKENS, Thin hair, stops {ts falling and the most per- fect hair restorer and dressing the world has ever known. We allude to “Zonton Hair Color Resiorer.” A. A. Gibson, Barrytown, N. Y., “Tt has stopped tay hair from falling tored it to its uatural color.” ‘London Hair Restorer” ts sold by ail druggists at 75 cents a bottle, LDERNEY WaGC 35 '—Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered 1a 4 Ibs. “Ward” prints, 45¢c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buticrmilx and sweet milk Sc. per qt. ae ea LIVERY ©£O ORDER. GREEN, BLUE, COLORS: BLACE, BROWN, TAN. * STYLES FROM-MINISTER'S ENGLISH PLATE. A. SAKS & Co,, decl5 316 and 318 Seventh st, WE! DE MEYER’S CATARRH CUBE. Unqnestionably the most important medi- cal diseovery since vaccination. A remedy which assimilates with the mucous membrane and forms uotouly a local, but a constitutional cure at any stage. One packaye generally suffices. Deliv- ered by Druggists or by D. B. Dewey & Co., 46 Dey Street, N. ¥., $1.50 complete. Treatise and remarkable statements by the cured, mailed free. ‘The afflicted can refer to: Gro. W. Lawpnicut, 73 Biddle 8t., Baltimore; Mr. SCHROEDE #60 North Broadway; Joun L. HERRING, c. Park ay. & McMechan St. ; Gxo. G. Preszugy, Prop. West End Hotel, Long Branch; BEY. O. H. Tyron, 140 Noble st., Baltimore, Ma. B. K. HELeHENsrive, Ebbitt House, Washington; Rey. Gro, E. Pnarr, St. Stephens Rectory, Phila. + Gen. L. 0. Boos, Wilmington; Rey. A. A. Sumven, Frederick, Md. ; Mile Armee, Opera Prima Donna; Pax Borrox, the great swimmer, Flushing, L.I.; Bam'L BENEDICT, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. ¥., etc. Areal cure of Catarrh for $1.50! novl-eodeow HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL, a NG COSMETIC ¢ SECRET OF BEAUTY, for the com plexion 2 ree ity, 8) per box. VELOUTINE RACE POWDEIES, in thee at 6 te or bo: agh TAP AND 50 ber bottle e and freckles, 9 F § eR RENE GooDs, retailed at fabulously low prices. EAU MERV CE ROUGE, sly low prices. LLLEUSEs¢ 1@ edium, brown or AURORA, OR GOLDEN the were for bleaching any color bh: per hottie, y REAL TORTOL ‘or our new IT. TRATED ©. Ey SHOW TOBE BEACTIGY fee of charge. 2 Goods sent U: O. D., with priviloge of returning. dec8-eot)1 54 West 14th street, New York, D™ GOODS AT LOW PRICES. Ne ‘k Mills Sheeting Gotton, t! i peeks 2 ez ‘he widest and le, Sle. Pare Wool Chudda Serges, nearly one yard and ter wide, reduced from 790. * avy Blue Trisuming Silk, 00. a So, a nest’ A anketa, 82.00. TMtY, 125. Jack and Colored eres, 250, Pure Wool Oradle Blankets, 81-40. Large size Bed Comforts, 81,81-25, 81.60, $1.75, Lare size Bridal Quilts Fare white, 81.50. Immensé Assortment of ies Ol 8100, 81-70, 82, 82-25, 62,00, 89. NNZE Cloths, CABTEDR'’s, Vil Market Space, Black Bilks, Colored Silks, Colored an: gating, Black ad Golored Silk Vel Tack ak colors, red a” sho Cloke Cas gas toete all c nt) for Men an Boys) wear, 25, 31, 37, 500, to 001, wide, double Lonsdale Cambric, $1, a i al 1 i 3, 4, ead ea eager sat ben ano Covers, Bo 78 tog declo ‘TAL Market Space. LADIES GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES. | STEAMERS, &e. Lous, MODES, For a permanent piace of business, has takes HOUSE 930 E STREET NORVHWEST, And ¥ill continue to design and make elegant EVENING RECEPTION AND WALKING povl9-1m* ‘TOILETS. EBMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS. Oem make at very LOW PRIOES: snd of 7 ver Sm aanting to order & class of SHOES for Ladies and ‘cannot be excalled. J48, H. VERMILY4, nob St., opp Patent Office. ‘ME. 8. J. MESSER, Dressmaxre in connec- EAS HUAN OF Sorina ce og Pe north. 1" 008-5m~ HINGTON, MeasMaKiNe See Tat ERING @TORR, 43211 Pennsylvania avenue, NT Of COOKING and HEATING STOVES, RANGES, LATROBES, &c., at low prices to reduce stock. Btoves repaired. J. MOBA! decl5 2126 Pa. AVR. AND 428 9TH N. Ww. HE PUBLIC AS INVITED TO T CALL AT UDR STORE, Amp EXaMIxe THR LanogstT AssOnTMENT OF HEATING STOVES To Be Found South of New York City- ‘We name THE RADIANT HOME, THE ARGAND, SIR WILLIAM, BRIGHTON, and others, all finely finished and first class. at variety of OOOK STOVEn, PORT. ate and BRIOK Set RANGES, LATRO! FUBNACES, GRATES, &c. = BE W. 8. JENHS & ©O., nep24 7i7 7th st. new. Gs COOKING STOVES, ‘The Washington Gas Light Company have sttheir gftoe, on i0th street an assortment of the BUN DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES, in various sizes and patterns. This is the @tove used by Miss Docs in her lecture on ovokery. suxz3 Call and examine them. PIANOS AND ORGANS. AL PIANOMAKER, ith F. C. Lighte & Go (Lighte Eruet), er with Steinway &, Ss N for the Genuine| DECKER PIANOS for Pease &Co-. ork, and for the "a8e .. New BURDETT ORGAN. 407 Tenth Street Northwest. RE™Ovar.- dechs SIDNEY T. NIMMO has removed to, his elegant New Wareroom, 433 7th street northwest. Agent for the celebrated SHONINGER ORGANS and PIANOS of several No. 1 makers. oct) NABE PIANOS.—Unequaled in Tox, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP ald DURA- BILITY. Prices as low a8 conmiatent ith thorough workmansiip. Great bargains i ORGANS. Touts, repairing, ‘packing and moving promptly attended to, ‘sat RE(OHEN- 'S areroome, No. 423 Lith street, uo: BACH iano ve Pennsylvania avenu LWAYS WEE AHEAD! ALE sf1Lu AHEAD OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION. FIRST PREMIUM, on THE GOLD MEDAL, Awariled again to The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO- OESS FLOUR, for belng the hanisomest tant the most nutritious Patent Flonr that ever was exlib- ited atafair. Remember that the whitest and stronweet, and in every respect the most beantiful of all Minnesota Flour, was awarded the FIRST PREMIUM last year. — It came out vic- us then against all other competitors, and i “COOK OF THE WALK" again this year, and any who wants BNOW-WHITE GREAD, should ask the grocer for Flour of America. every housekeeper LL AND BISCUITS, ERES,” the champion Al BY EVERY Goop : iaeabhuara- oe: WHLESALE DEPOL, Sapcae. Corner Eat st and Ind ave, i MM. GALT & P. §.—They are also the sole Wholesale Avents for this District of Hecker's Self-Haising Fiour aad ec! —— OOOO” Buckwheat. 's-m, w, f, 1a PILES. DR. H. D. SHRADER, Orrice 620 1178 StaRET Nontawest, Conn G, Cures Internal, External, Plind, Bleeding or Itching Piles by a"new and universally successful method of treatment, without resort to the knife, ligature, or any of the old, paintnl and daneroue methods usually employed, anda radicsl and pei manent cure guarantecd in every case or no pup. Among the may who Baye been treated, would refer to the following: Rev. Dr. Deale, pastor Wesley Ohspel M.E.Church. Rey. T. ©. Olark, 1127 9th st. nj. pielie Att 11 Bacon, jr, H. Forrest, W. Royee $23 Est. ©: A. Brewer, 317 East Capitol at. Ino. Bott, 1nd sth J. M. Welle, $09 8. 'T. Ernest, 182s Amon Brown. C.C, Sailer, 116 Gay Law, 490 La. ave. @. and 7th et. Be a Ww Georgetown. and many others, on application at my office, treatment is attended with but very little pai casions no loss of time from business, aud Fails to cure. Call at office and ace certificates in ard to the wonderful cures performed. loure-9to 12a. m.and2toSp.m. Gonru ton free. dae LUMBER. AMAL LY Low PRICES, FLOORING (Dagssep)... BOARDS, THE BEST... ..00. BOARDS, Common..... ENTERPRISE: WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY AN ARCHITECT, BEADY TO FURNISH ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE. WILLET & LIBBEY, ‘61m STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. SPBAGUZ'S souant. BETWEENL YAHDS: | x. L. MARKET SQUARE. READ THIS COLUMN. nov? Bite Curatine Tron Buowertal Tonte.| "A Vesesable Medioine Curatine MOomplets bttcusthener. | "A Reliable Medicine. Bitters Curatin Trom jUuse Appetizer. | "Gures 100d Diseases. Curatine TOM iter the Bicod.\Garee adver Oomiplaint, i \Curatine bees Measw the Vigor. |Oures Kidney Affections. Bitters \Curatine Tron Bitter, vitality. ‘Cures Scrofuls. Bitters Curatine MGure Balarial Diseases. {"" Qures Bhoumatism, fitters Curatine iron Bee For Totter, ten 01 sitters Hen ris i on. 'Curatine Iron Bitters ‘and Biotches. ons bility. |Curatine ae Trritabity. |Orvee Bolts & Old Soree. Tron BitGsre Langour. |Curatine m Bie Cures Uloers and Boils. ‘Menstruation. | For MercuriaPolsoning: Price $1 a Bottle. Price 81 s Bottle. IBON BITTERS AND CURATINE For sale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 485 Pennsylvania ave., Po acpi mance and by all Drogsists. 717 + %%‘§MARKET sracr THE PLACE TO PURCH ASE BUBBER SHOES CHEAP. Men's Gum Overshoes, sizes 6 to 12, at 6%o. pair Ladies’ 2 Bis to, at 450. pair. 11 to 2" at 88e. pair. Children’s 6 to Wis at 340 pair. Remen ber, these are perfect coods, from the best ranufscturers in the country as the supply, at these prices, is limited. W. B. BICR, dec FAT Market Space. INTER BOOTS AND SHOES. LARGEST 8TOCK AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LEOPOLD BICHeLD’s BOSTON 8HOK AUCTION HOUSE, 491.Pa. ave. northwest and 659 Pa. ave. southeast. eT tomen’s Enmiieh Wain Mu 1 whe Gente 1 15; Gentlemen's Kunslan Leather skoae Oe, lace, ) $1.65 Gentlemen's Broad toe Gaiters, $1 95: ‘nilemen's Boot lower prices thea any oth er house in the United Htates; 1,000 pair Mois Kip ts, $1.%s, worth 3; Ladies’ aud Misses Shoe, the iatwest stock at the most reasonable prices A ticket ¢iven sway with every pair of Shoes Dongbt at either of ny stores, fift.en of these tick- ets entitles the holder to one good pair of Bhowe. LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor of the GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Fenna. ave , rign of the Red Flas, between 44 and 6th » Leading Shoe House ‘n the District BRANCH STORE— 659 Penns. ave., Sivn of the Red Flas, opposite Wallach School Building, Capitol tilt nov26 FOR THE NEXT THIRTY Dave We will eel! our entire stock of first-class BOJTS and SliOAS st prime coat. as our stock is entirely tcolaree. 2bis is no humbug, as a visit to our store will pesitively convince you. Wi rices:— Ladies’ wood Butt. Shoes, $1, do fine Petite Putt shor, $1 45-d0. fae Rid Batt hs pated heel, $148- do, tue Rid Bi Shea, worked 0. id Butt. Shoes, 0. Baest Common ! * M flue Kid Butt, worked butt. hole, $1.49: Ohildren’s save kind, worked butt. hole, $1.20: do good Butt. Shoce, 35, 48, 62 and Tho ; Ti fants’ do , 20 to %5e ; Ladies’ bilppers from 20c. "up; Men's Guters and Waking thoes, 81, 81.25, 81 45 to 84. do. fine Boots frum #1 50 up: do. heavy Farmers’ Boots, £1 50 to 82.60: ard many other goods too numerous to mention. Cousin’s fine Shoes in all widths and at astenishin, low prices. Sprinc bec! Shoes for children, of finest $3 50 Bente, best every kind. ‘The entire stock must and will be sold without reserve; therefore come as early as ponai- ble, as you can save money by buying now. Polite led for goods re- mbe- name and number— NSREMME! attention to all, and money refu turned. Bemel L Gta. n020-im _ RAILROADS. S08 7th st Branch Store, 240 Bridge we carly. | FF°# Foromac niven Lanpines. | ons STEAMER THOMPSON, Oapt. . We ttuult &3 i forte Posmmas River’ tartans, Potoms Jeayes 6th street wharf ever: MON DAY, THULSDAY and BATUKDAY, at 7 o'clock m2. § m.. making the principal landines in the river. reights at lowest rates 0. 8 LOVELL, President, oct i8-$m 1426 F streat. | HE STEAMEKM ARKOWSEITH T Wil leave Potomac Ferry Oo foot of Tth street, at 7 c'eloak | am. every j SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, | Por an the POTOMAC RIVRE LANDINGS as fax Leouardi-wiaud Noaini returnite MUNDAE, NESDAY and FRIDAY | Fare and Freight at lowest rates STEAMER JARB MOSELE Cartas JAMES T BAKKE! eave 6th et J ~, Led ays Ayty ee taee ad m2. a feruate daye at 4 p.m.y pins ata andria, Pine: Yolut, Point Lookout and Fort Monroe, Va., suing and returuing. STEAMERS Fok NEW YORK. Steamehins JOHN GIBSON and EO. KNIGHT, Pier 41, East River, N-Y., SATURDAYS, at 4 p.m. Geo HDANE. | Fou, fre u meeiown at 7 @ m. rates apply to. P. A. DENHAM, Ast., Georretow ‘Doketa, Rtate &c., o to General OMos, ILO F ot bow, bear Wiliande Hates ‘ap29 ©. 8 LOVELL, President. FOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE ROUTH KAMER GEOLGE LKABY, Oat Ging 0. 8. Mail. Jouve Warre, ler. Wasursatox, Nonvoux, From foot of Keverith at. | From Oaiunbell's wharf, vel Every MONDAY,“ WrpNes- | TUESDAY.” THES. PAY snd FRIDAY, ai| “DAY “akp SATOR- DAY. x. Stops at Piney Point and Putat Loorcut Going ang deturniry. First-class fare, #1; Round “rip, #1.50. Tickets food until ured." Tickets and staleroums for eale aB. e Sonn, 1216 ¢ et. uw ; A.B. Polk {nhorn’s stationery store, 632 La. av., next to Pos? Offce; Purcy &. ey 1s3h P ave. OW, 0 eg eep27-6m NGBIE GERMAN LLOYD —Srexunnre Like BEIWHEN NEW Vouk, Wavnm, LONDON. BouruameTON axD BueMEN ‘The steamers of thir company will arcay from Brenue.. Pier, foot of 34 Bates or pasnase 9, Bowitugloreen, New, Kor . Pe. ave, suet TZERG for Waslineion BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE MODEL FASTLINE, AND THE ONLY LINE HETW THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL SCHEDULE TO TAK¥ Er FFOT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEN 1. 180. A. M. EAV INGTON 11.50—Chicago, Cincinnatl and St. Louis Fast Ex- eee. 5 C0} Daltimore, Elieott City and way stations. +6. 40— Baitimore Express. 6.00—Fal polis, and way. (Piedmont, : mm, Winchester, Hsverstown and way. via Relay.) 8.10—Point of Rocks and way atstions. 8.45—Stannton snd Valley Express. (Oonnects for Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for Frederick ) 9.00—New York, Pilladelphis and Boston xpress 19.00On Sunday only for Baitinore, Annapois and way, 10.00—Baitimore Exprees. (Stops at Hyattsville, College, Beltavile, Laurel, Annapolis gunc- tion. “Jessnp's and Hanover.) 110.40—Pittsburgh, Chicago, Gincinnati and St. , bouis Express. 12.10 Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way £1.25"0n busiday only, for Balt d way. .25- m Bunday only, for {more an re 12.05—Baltimore Fxpreee, +2.35—Nev York, Philadelphia and Boston Express 3.30—Baltimore and Way Stations. (Winchester, Frecerick, Hagerstown and Way, via ade y. 4.30—Kaltimore, Hyatteville and Laurel Ex- press. (Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Anna- eee SaaS Point of Bocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Winchester ‘and Way Stations. On Sunday to Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.) 14.48—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations. 16.45—Philsdelpbiaand Baltimore Exprees. (Mar- tinsbura ot Ways via Relay. Stopsat Hyatte- ville ard Laurel. 6.05—Point of Rocks and Way Stations, 16.45—Bs timore and Way Btutions. 7.30—Baltinc ore and Laure! Express. 18.50 Pittebore, Chicago, Cinciznati and Bt. Louis eee, 9.45—Ba'timore. Bystteville and Laurel Express. 120.00—New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex- Eresa. Sleepitx Car to w York, and epec- ial Sleeping Car at Philadelphia Daily. iSuuday only. Qther tains daily, ex cept funday. ‘ins atop at Relay Station. Yor further information apply at the Baltimore nd Ohio ticket offices, Washinton Station, aad 9 and 1951 Pevnsylvania avenue. corner 14th street. where orders will be taken for nawvawe to be checked and received at any point in the city. Rarveticcocre LSSO T AND SOUTH WEST. RK CIPMENT to, TSH). y . from Depot, of Sixth and B strects, a6 follows: ‘ebure end the West, 3.00s.m., daily, with Sleeping Cars to Louieville and Cricago, 10 40 a.3p daily, with Sleeping Care from Harrsbure to Cincintatl, St. Louie and Chicaxo; 9:30 p m. geil, with Palace Cars to Pittebure. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Rochester, Buffalo, Nisars, tkins aud the North, ai xcept Srnday .9-30 p.m. dally, vith Palace Gare to Oanandat except Satu jars andai- wba and Watkin For Williameyort, Lock Haven and Elmira, st 10-40 m. daily, exeept Sunday: For New York'and the East, 10:40a.m., 2:10and 16-00 pm. On Sunday” 2:10 and 10-00 p.m. limited express of Pullman Parlor Care, 9: m). daily, except Sunday. For Ercokfyn, N_ Y., all through trains connect at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, af- fording direct trapefer to Fulton street. avoid- ing donble ferriege across New York city. For Phiiadelphia, 10:40 a.m , 2:10, 5-40 and 10.00 p.m. On Sunday, 2:10, 8:40 and 10:60 gE: Liwited Express, $30 a.m. daily, except Bun: ay. For Baltimore, 6 40, 8.00, 9:30, 1-40 a.m., and 2:30, 4:20, 4-40, 6-40, 9°30 and 10-00 p.m: On Banda: 5:00, 10:40 a.m., 2:10, 5.40, 9:30 and 0:0 pi, For. Pores Greek Line, 6408.m. and 440 p.m. daily, except Sunday. For Anpapo!., 6:40 a.m. and 4.40 p.m. daily, ex- ALESANDITS AND FREDERICKSBURS RASL- way AND. ALESANDEIA AND WASHING. For, Alexandria, 7:00, 7:20, 9:20, and 11-20a.m., 4:20, 5:00, e: ), 8:00 and 12 ‘ye On San- day at 7:(0, 9:20, 11:00 and 11:20 a.m. and 8.00 For Richmond and the Bouth, 7:00 and 11-00 s.m. daily, and 5-00 p-m- daily, except Sunday. ‘Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6.00 8.08, P.m.. an ™m! In Sun 8a and 10-00 a.m. ; 7:00 and 9:05 p.m. Tickets, information, sleeping and parior car s0- ecmmodationacan be procured at the offices, nort- east corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the depot, where orders can be left forte checking of baggage to destination from residences. L. P. MER, General Passenver Agent. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov2? ——_————XXX__—_ HIS IS THE BURGLAB’S SEASON. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 15th Strest and New York Avenue, No., LE" JOHNSON & 00,, Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. O., Noveunrn OTIOR I8 HEREBY GIVEN "ARTNERSHIP between FRANCIS H. and ADAM KOCH is this 80th day of November eed LYDE'S NEW EXPHESS LINE , BE: WASHINGTON, GROW MN, ALEXANDRIA AND PBILADELPHIA, OONWRCTIXG aT PHTLADKLYHIA Wrra OLYpR's Lixge ron New Yonx, Boxrox, PuovipENce, Fart Kiven, AND abt Ports iv THE BREW Throw bills of ina is of lading given BAILING DAYS From Warht earn ecm at — SE %, at yt Freight receiv ly ant = orectows goods reorived and delivered at Washington. Wharf, foot of 12th atreet WILLIAM P. OLVDF & O0., General M. . J2south Wharves, Philadeiphia: JH. JOH! £00;, aventa, Udth-et. wharf and1202 Fat aw. Sita. URARD LINK. i LANB KOUTER. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP OOMPANY LIM Between New York and Liverpool, Calle ing at Co arbor, From PfER4, 8 Ln XBW allis.......Wed.,22 Deo. | Batavia. ..Wed Bothnia --\Wed.,29 Deo. |Gallia..... Wed Parthia Wed, 5 dan |Bo huis. Wed, 2 Scythia... Wed./12 Jan Par hia. And every Wedilesday from New ¥. OF FashaGe RaTEe 880, 8100 wold, sooordins to socommi eee Paris, €:°5 gold sdditioual. Return tickets on favorable terme low rates Sterave tickete from werpoo! and Gueensiown, and all other parts of lowest rat bills of laden siven for Belfast. Gisagow, Bavre, Antwerp and other portson the Continent, and for Mediterranean p Por freight and ane apply at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowling neem OF bot: steerage and gabin KLOW & O0., 605 7th street, YEBNON H. BROWN & 00., 8.¥. YORK -BOTTEHDAM. las® steamers of thix line—**Amster- and? NEW The first. ous Bi ESDAYS. 70; Second Cabin—S45, 850; Bteer- H. CAZAUX, General Avent, 27 Boutls New York. For pase apply to ZEMOTT & ©0., 926 Pennsylvanig hinwton.or F. H’ JOMNSON, Agent, tional Rafe Deposit Building, corner New York avenue snd 16th street northwest aug? M ENCHANTS anD HINEMS z TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. QUTSIDE LiNE OF STEAMERS BETWEER BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. Sailing days from Baltimore—Every WEDNEB OAY and SATURDAY, at 4 p.m... from foot of 4 Rinart, (osar f00t 8. Gay at) jew York—| VEDAY, at 8 pra. from Pier trewh! — Teed rs ates wosran’ Estes of parsswe—First-cinas, @5, inclu ting mealo ané tatercom berth. Hieerave, €4, meals, if des dred, 96c. per meal. (Boston Whart.) Bai 11 MO. reasay OE Oe bine ae: COAL AND WOOD. —_ C%™ avanti se smurrn CO8l ‘Has on hand and constantly receiving the best qual« ites of Gosl and Wood. Particular attention — ‘to the delivery of Coa) free from slate or dust. Gere through tuail or telepuone prowptly Aled. Main Ofice— 1243 6th st. m.w. Branch Yar’ New York av. m.w. nick's old stand.) ocd 3m asses: FAIR ASSOCIATIO! COAL ant FIRST PREMIUM FOR BERT D> awarded to us over ali THE KINDLING WOOD was competisors. STEPHENSON @ BKO., | Depot and MIL, 7th-street whart. Office: 12th and Penn. avenne. ; variety. oh ae onie connection and Mills, Waterand N sircet, aye 104) OnNSON BROTHERS, ‘TELEPHONTO OO NECTIONS. eight. | Best Quality. 2,240 Main off millet foot of 1: 18th and Fas, 8. Ofoes: 13 Pm nw. hla vie a. 1418 7th et. and 221 Pa. ave. s. ol THE WEEKLY STAR! THE WEEKLY STAB, now in its twenty-fifth year, is 8 double or eight-page sheet, coutatning fifty-six columns of freah News, Literary and Agri< cultural matter every week, including ® compend of Washington News and Gossip, s record of Local Affaire, Home Matters, Fashion Notes, Personal News, a list of Marriages and Deaths, late Tele~ graph News, Special Correspondence, Selected Btories, eto. It will be sent, post-paid, from Ded cember 1, for the entire session of Congress, in< cluding the Inauguration Ceremonies in Mareb, im full, for Fifty Cents. novi7-1m SNL RD 8 GELS ON G To = AvCTION wouem, One door from 20th street, and buy your DEY GOODS AND MILLINERY. Swill pay you. § one goat rely on tt, SBT B4nUracruBEms. DUBBEUIL BROS, & 00., ALLS F Street H.W. Wesel the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in