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EVENING STAR. 1
* i !>*?*?? AT litcWr !?, ]
LOCAL NEWS.
Aanvaeils AC.
!f?/. loi Tl'mter.?Bvocicsuit's drtm* "Af er
)>wk.''
llrai'T Cswi^as?Comic opera, drama, com
edy, sor'.isqt.e. icnp, du:??. etc.
iiV*'a HaCarncross A RUij'i mlos-oU
roi-lfavd LmaU.
t'7 c* ? a, i.g is May Sat ill* In "AfTsr
l'n'k"?r t.?r N?'im>*l
F'on *h" iT^tcn wf Mve t*ie'v?*llent .T%n
nsry nnrat-er ?.f the P pvter .'ti ' V -n'Vy.
To day, the "first mow of the season;" bat It
?1-j *nd not s!Hg* ng.
Mr. J. P. Cotae. of this city. ha* received a
patent lor ? m? uld for making'glass.
Kessr*. T.Ht?mer A Gleary ye?terdav s>ld *
lot of ffne AMerney ca?tle at H?:ewjod, at
ranging from fJ" to *1"0.
Tbe na?v yard authorities hare firbid ion all
easp'oyes fr<*m coming to work who have small
pox in thrtr house* or mi' deor.
The romn'wfi to <nper,nt?n1 the erw^'on
?f the new jail for thi* Dt?tr1et hare determ'ned
wot to proce<-?l wi'h the work th*s seasoa forth ir
than lar'Dir the foundation wall*.
*'!?e liCla, while rehearsing with the Tjeonold
Bntltr*, traper'"**- at the Theater OMriqm,
o-flAy fell from the trapez to the auditiriuai,
to* fortiinat ly siir'ained t?o serious irtjiries.
Tie i"-'. i x r <n?Per%l (Iran*, frum Philadjl
I h>?, wl#b a cirgn of eosl. 21* ton*, consigned
?e Brf-n* A Cam-ron. o' thi* cltv, wa* cat
-hncfh hy the lee off Fort Washington, on
Mor Jay last, and snnk.
At amee'iw cf the Cb"nl So-lety held last
?v?ning, at Cher*! Hall, erranueirient* were
reafV' i,.r a T^rnlat sane* ??f monthly en'ert ?in
i.t.?. complin1 -ntary to the inactive members,
? he firs' of otiirh will t?kr pia-e earlt lii'Un
uary. The programme will he determined upon
at the meet.np on Tuesday.
Hen I nke P. Pwlwl *a last night elected
president of the New Kngland Association. vice
Mr. S. ?! Kttrba'l who was recently e'ected to
the one office, hot declined ir? ac< t?pt%nce.
The sniiiversa*-v sociable of the association
takts i>i?'*e at Masonic Temple on Monday
evtni* g ne.xt.
At the annual meeting of the Women's
Christian A?soclat<on vesterdav the following
officers were elected: Mr*, ffm. Sttclniev, pre?
xlent; Mr. S. Pomerov, Mr*. O. H. TafTatty,
Mr* J.M. Blanch*rd. Mr*. Wm. Hwraa, Mr*.
W, F. Ncltrr, and Mr*. 7.. W. Denham, vice
presidents; Mr*. 7. Uichard*. treasurer: Mr*.
Alice Ktirch, secretary; Mi*e Lncy Craixlill.
rorre*(?n?liDg secretary; Mln Nellie Tilden,
rejiHtr.
?
HOLIDAY (.mills
Klirre to Pi?rrhM? Ihea.
Our flr?t cIim bu-inee* hoa*e* all ?how
eriilence of the near approach of the festive
u. i be rarest products in the fine and in
Oiu>tful Hrta are displayed la great pro
t anion in *he shop windows, and there seems to
be no lack of purchasers where tho propriet
?uUie u.ms cf the cui-imas ol Tub Sra&tulet
the public know what they have for sale. lu
ttr.; ccius n we shall continue from d?y to day,
as new advertisements appear, to direct our
rea.;? rs wtere to go tor H( liday goo?l9.
No came in the lUt of successful dealers in
hehtiay goo.is has been so 'ong conspicuous
before the Washington public as that of SaiL
Liatiro!*. ai d none, we ventn'e to say, ban **
sociated with It more pleasant reminL^encas.
Mai y a loving wife and happy husband ts able
t?? kH>k i'j.-k ?iru tuoiigu uf pleasure to the
occasion when he or she made the purchtiM ot
an apprtpriate gilt lor the object ottu* or her
a?t< ugh. a' Shilinjgron'9 tMokstore, that mtte
ria.iy aiurd in securing her or him a partner for
life. And still gentle maidens ;tttd nobbv l>eaux
bad this the convenient and certain way to a
happy anion. Wbat g it artor l? m^ra lasting
pleasure than a book? Here are found
the piodUi ,o- * it ?Le loets, h i ?Tori a*j?, novel
?ts, scientists *Dd artht* of a'l countries dooe
up in every s#yle of hin<!>ng and ?Ti|K;rt?lv illm
irate-l. iJibl-s, Kpi-oopat and Catholic praver
tod k*. Juvenile books, fanrv writing ?le?k.t,
pertiotiw . g.-ld pens acd pencil*, knive.-. po?het
U >.k-. Ieti? r wallet". p?i<>togrnph album*.,;ani *s,
pueslee, Ki gUfh. lri-?h and .S.otcli toy books,
and a varietv oi diaries tor ls73 that surpas* anv
ste<-k ever ofi. red here before. an?l at price* to
.-ult all. Sbiliingtoti'* diaries are iudispeusabl*.
Past generations havc had to be content with
snch productione cf art as our own and the va
rious toui-tnes oi Kurvpe could afford, but this
progressive age dtunuas something more, and
we now have a new -Upanese store in onr mi 1st,
stacked with all the novelties of that ^ueer
country. We refer to Flstchxr'3 Sto**, 13uj
Pencsjivania a venae.
There are many toilet articles Indispansible
to good health and oomiort. oesidus improving
the personal appearance. ?legaut holiday g.fn
tor toilet us*, such as Bohemian sets, puff boxes
and puffs. o<1or boxes, colognes, ltnwian leather
goo<ls. lr?*s*ng cases, hnepaugents, hand plate
Mirrors, stand mirrors, ivory hair and toot a
brushes, Scotch hair brushes, irfant's hair
brushes, nail brusliee, Lubin's and other exqui
site French extracts, toilet soaps ot every known
variety. Ac., can be toand at (iiLxax e i>are
Nt?>bb. ?Z7 Pennsylvania avenue.
A most welcome" present to mike yonr wife
and at tbe same time afford comfort to the
whole household is a sett of new furniture such
as you can get only at Grbbs A Williams.
?ovi't-r id" I) and Tth streets.
To light up our Chriatma- trees an .wort men!
of colored candies must be had. K. W.
l>i*ac<iKLL, 1 a&i V street, has just that kind.
On Thursday next, at IS o'clock, Wm. L.
Wall A. Co. will have in front of their auction
rocm* two superior carriages for sale. A g >?> 1
bargain might be secured there.
Consumer* of coal would do well to lojk at
tne advertise ment of H. Clay Stiwakt. The
cargo of coal referred to was shipped to him
without orders, and has gut to be ??d.
An important announcement to person* who
five entertainments and parties is made bv A.
GiVAVDam, a French cook, who has opened
a heuse at the corner of isth and H stre-ts.
where he will receive orders to furnish balls,
dinners, suppers and lunches.
It your ?t' mach is not in good condition,
? liriatmas will be a sorry time tor you. I>?.
T*tt*s pills, It is said, will set you all right,
and his bair <'.je Imparts life to the hair.
Are your children well supplitd with warm
clothing for this sea-on'.' It not. save their
health and yourself a doctor's bill by rigging
them out at Wall A Kobi?*on's. The latest
styles and good fits warranted.
Any repairs about your house, or jobbing
work, before thei snowy season comes, will be
?eatly, faithfully .an J promptly done bv leaving
vour orders w th J. E. TraTO*. carpenter and
builder, lith street, below K street, northwest.
>hould you deaire any awniogs or decorations
aboat your |>rem!*ee for balls or partie*. .loas
C H<>was,Tii Market space. 2.tea .-i-dcial at
t* ution to such matters.
"ar eld fnend F. J. Hbtbsrobk. su^cewor to
"? '? 1-ouOon A Oo., No. 'Ml Pennsvlvauia
avrnue, under the Metropolitan hotel, keeps up
the reputation of the old firm for good-fitting
garments, and you caa be coatMent ot polite
attention and of receiving a quid pro quo for
your moner.
M. o. CoritijD, t:i.' Lou'siina avennc. one
door west or Tih street, makes awntngv flags,
tents, dancing rlothes, or decorates roonu and
halts at >hort notice.
Should vou want to investigate the route
taken by l?r. Livingstone ami >lr. Stanley in
tracing up the Nile. g?t the new map for
"? e at Stock way's subscription book and sta
tionery store. nth street.
? lood apple- are esse ntial for the holidays. ,1.
?* Watsm-' 1' 9 Water street, Ueor/etown. hts
'* r '? e 1^? barrels of No 1 Baldwins, in lots
to suit purchaser*.
Many an article of dr ss?women's and
men * garments?are ca?t awav, which by alittle
rxtevativw would serve the pu'rpise jBst as wall
as l?w geuds. and money be saval by it. Wa.
H. VV h ** rLBV, office -til .leff'erson street,
<s' orgitown. steam dver and scourer, has saved
many a ilo.lar to families, and pu* money in his
?<*-'n pocket, too, by his method of reconstruct
ing old garments. He makes thorough work of
it and h.s prices are very moderate.
Intemperance most not be encouraged or tol
er^te?t, bnt such good* asC.WiTMBK, grocer,
l?i* Peiiosyivama avenue, offers as seasoning
goods, takm in moderate quantities.well mixed
with loaf sugar, properly spiced, with lem >n
jntce adde J, in large gobleis, partaken of in
?? deration, won't hurt.
Tbe large stores are sometimes so crow.id.1
that it's almost impossible to got waited on at
this season. e?pecially those advertised In Tub
STa?. A convenient place to go. and not far
outot the way. either, is at Mrs. Sxlxa Krr
fbW*. 612 jth street, oppotlte the Patent
office, where a most select aceortmsnt of em
broidery arid fancv gt^xls suitable for tbe boti
days may be foun?l. V>th for ladies and geutle
men. also, children's merino cloaks.
A Bao , 301 Pennsylvania avenue, have
? moet attractive display in the groeerv line.
As thev deal on the correct principle, Tor cash.
taeT .an al'ord to sell 5 ;>er cent, cheaper than
seme who ere lit; and as an evidence of good
'aith they are >ot backward io showing up tbeir
prices.
Boy, go for yo-ir *kate?-now 1* the time.
Jrmxrn L. Satahb has a mine of them, Just in.
W hat is the use of your wife and daughter
wearing newspaper palmer*, when they can gel
Hustles so cheap at S. Hbllbb's, TM Market
Space.
The great attraction on 7?h street ju*? now is
Macbbitbr's free exhibitloii of choice oil
paintings, engraving# chroma*, Ac. Crowds
about his windows like bees about a
tamp ef sugar. He keeps the largest stock of
iRagviffcent; aperhangings, win,low shades, pic
Jor**' frsmee, cords and tawels, rings and pic
? ore rails, and thousand* or handsome things
t?r A curat log onr houses in the Washmetou
a arket, a: ir> Tth street. *
Oar Georgetown aad Washirg on friends will
'? to atteud the auctioa oi holiiay good*.
^7* p esenu, comprising toys for
rh I<?rrw fancy gwwts, and the saore useful artl
f wribag Assfcs. work boxes. ni<ic
' .'*LJT P*??sUus, Ac., en Thurwlay
? .snirg next, at" o cUrk. at the auction room*
t>l Ja.w. l>owLiBH,ia Ueergetown.
et "
. TTob or TBB K>tID OB mtW WOltl.
J. T. Powell, ?pec'el superintendent,was bo- ,
title)1 that bat one large water service would be
ras froBOthe main to the inside of the foot pa*e- t
ment 011 Cth street vmI, between L anl M
streets nor?h, fronting &pr?( te ?.j"i ire. C. W.
Omnia* bam, inspector, *?? directed to have
tbe curb on tbe south side of Q street, between
1 th and lttb street-northwest, loin*d tempora
rily, eo tb-t >b?* p*TfmfDf may laidatono^.
Inspector Wallace wm directed to have the
ujual sign prohibiting fast driving put up on
each end of the iron drawbridge at N s"s*t
souttiwwet. orer Jtmes wk nnkl. In view of
i onpltiatii made by mwket denier* and pur
eha?ers, Mr. Plowman, architect of the Western
market, has decided to continue the mMi to ?
distance ot 40 teet on the south side oi K street
to tkt building ilnc on a>tb street, and to Inclose
tbe western end* of both shffr, to protect deal
ers from northwestern storms. Tbe chief watch
man of Morrison's building has b^en ordered to
t?eTent all persons baling no legitimate busl
nn? train loafing around In the halts of u>e
building or on the pavement in front.
TO-OAT.
The cottTact with 1 homes Lewis A Co., for
the improvement of 9th street, was amended so
a* to allow tor extra bailing of rjrplos earth
deposited in toe canal. W. P. Wallace. Inspec
tor, mas directed to see the contractor for paving
al'ev between 17tb and 1*th and I and K streets,
and'fcave the same completed at once, and with
as little expense as poesible. Tbe chief engi
neer, in reply to a conimunica.1on inolosing a
sketch of un improved manhole, which be rec
bD.nitiido the beard to adopt, as su;>erior to the
one now m rise, wm Informed that his reoom
ratrication has been appro.ed, and in future
tbe itw one will be used. Its advantages
are ifcat all deposits are retained in a
trap, and it can rea?hiy be Mushed ont.
Mr. O. F. Smith, in Teply to a request that he
le ai'owel to open tbe roadway (wood) on M
? treet, w*?fn 12th and 13th streets, for the
pmp?>e cf ra;>pii g the water-main, was in
iorn<?d that he wonld bo allowed so tap thep'pe
?npplytng tl e tire-plug at tha corner of 1-th and
N sireetsnorthwest, ai.dtbeu run a pi|?e a dis
tance of abont fee;. but by no m-;ans tct Uis
tnrbtbe wooden pavement. W. K.Smith, of
tte parking commission, wac informed th->t the
contract made w'.th G. I.arcomb for furnishing
?VM> wooden tree boxes has been revo kcd.
?
Jk Card
TO TUB WASBtBOTOB rOLICT-BOLnFRS OP
THfc UTTHaL lipb ibbibabcb compahto*
BBW TPBK
My attention has been called to a publication
in tbe city paper* signed by a number ot" New
Voi k i>olic)?holdersof yonr compauy, protesting
?gainst tte proposed action of the trustees In
reducing the rates lor new Insurers after the
tir*t of January next, as prejudicial to the
interests of the present members.
As the agent of this great corooration In this
city, I fee! called njion to publish a few words
of explanation in regard to this matter, which, I
trust, will prove satisfactory.
The Uea that the Interests of the present
policy-holders would be at all Injuriously af
fected by the proposed change, is simply
absurd. The Mutnal Life Insurance Company,
by an experience of 3ft years, and a business
large enough to command tlie laws of average,
has established beyond any question, that the
"loading" or margin allowed for expenses in
tbe present rates, Ts larger than Is necessary in
their mode of conducting business. This excess
bas teen heretofore peri<Hlically returned to the
{?olicy holders (together with tbe surplus arising
I it'm other sources) In their so-called " divi
dends.-' These dividends, in the case of an
ordinary life poli^v, do not fall short, even for
the tir.-t jear.ot 25 per cent, of the whole an
nual premium, cud it is the opinion of their
eminent actuary, Professor Bartlett, late of
West Point, that this percentage of present
rates can befu.ly maintained in the future,
alter making the most liberai allowance for
the legal reserve, and tor every possible un
la vorable contingency.
Tbe proiosed charge simply contemplate*
raying new insurers this dividend in adrance.
There seems to be little use to receive one hun
dred dollars from a policy-holder st the begin
ning of the year, with a distinct understanding
tLs?t or 30 per cent, of it is to be returned to
him at tbe close. If the reduction iuftinged in
any wav on that portion of the premium re
served tor losses, or legal premi'im reserve, It
would be obviously unwise; but it does not so
infringe?ii comes solely froiu the "loaling," or
margin for expenses; "and the company, by
watchfulness. prudence and economy, aiid by
its enormous bulk of business, has so diminished
the ratio of expense that tb* reduction can be
made with peifcct safety, and will be an obvious
convenience to those seeking insurance.
Now, a? to its eflect on existing policies: A
very brief examination will show that it only
attr'ctsthem favorably. Each new policy-holder
will be charged in his accruing dividends with
the lull amount of the redaction In original
premium, and of course his dividends will be
proimrtiona'ely smaller than those ot" the old
rate policy holders. Not only so, bnt the divi
dends of the old policy-holders will be larger;
lor, as there is no iucrea.se proposed In the com
missions of sgenls. an enormous reduction ot
expense will be secured, which, of course, will
be a direct gaiu to the sum available for diatri-1
bution among all the insured.
The agei.ts of the company are certainly
hard-hit by the proposed change, and have the
right, if anybody bas, to enfar complaint and
protest, (.s their commissions are from first
year's premi-irus only; but the Mutnal Life In
surarce Company, ot New York, has always
t>e? n in the habit of conducting its business
solely in the interest of the policy ?holder*, and
dots not consider itself as a mere source oi pa
tronsfe and | refit lor its employes.
In conclus on, I would say that It is not 4ifli
cnlt to understand the virtuous indignatiou of
other companies, nor their lively svnipathy for
the imaginary wrongs of policy-holders: nor's
it rtniurkfebfe that among the seventy-seven
thousand |o.icy-holders ot the Mutual Life, a
few dozen could be found to sign the publication
alluded to above, esjeclally when the expense is
kindly borne by disinterested friends.
i ailj personally well-known to a!mo*t every
individual of tho class to whom this card is ad
dressed, and I beg that it will be accepted by
them as a simple an i tolerably concise state
ment of the reasons which counseled the pro
loosed reduction of rates, and of the results
rhich will probably en?ne upon their adoption
"II. Lbwis Blackford,
of Hanson & Blackford. 519 ?Ji atreot.
S iall Pox?The following cases of small
jiox have been retorted to the health officer
sinoeonrlsstreport: Elizabeth Wale.(colored/
1133 21st street, northwest, (removed to lios
nttal); Joseph Parker, Unlontow n. (removed to
hospital); Mary Day, (colored,) 510 0th street,
(rtinoved to hospital); Oeorge W. Murdoch,
(crlored,) between 4^ and 6th and H and I
streets, southwest, (removed to hospital"; Marv
E. York, between 0th and ltub and I) and E
streets, northwest, (remoyed to hospital); Harry
York, same locality, (removed to hospital),
case not fully developed; Sophia Wright, <coi
oredl, C ?tre< t. between 13th and 13j( streets
northwest. With tbe exception of the last case
no new cases were reported to-dav up to noon.
No deaths have been reported since yesterdiv
morr.li g. This sac-noon three cases comer o
11th and Cstieet southeast, wtre repotted.
? . .
At a **btibo ob thbTbacbbrs insTiTtrrs
yesterday afternocn at the .Jefferson school
building. Superintendent ?). U. Wilson irtro
dnctd Mrs. Fuller, a Washlnzronlan by birt!>,
but a graduate of the School of Design of New
York, at present engaged in teaching drawing
in this city, who gave an interesting lecture on
tbe art of drawing. Professor Nixon followed
on bis method of mnltiplication. The teachers
of tbe several grades then rep ured to separve
toons where they compared notes, each one
giving their experience in the progress of th'd
pvpiLs in the various branches since Sep'embcr
ki
TniTniATtRS Boucicautt's dramas are all
txc'.tiLg; but In none is themt-rest of the pfo
more absorbing irom the opening to the closing
scene than in "After Dark," now being per
formed nightly at the National The iter, with a
good company, and startling scenic efte -ts.
"Neck and Neck"' is filling the Theater
CoB>i<ine| nightly, aid the thrilling situation
snd hair-bread'h 'scapes keep the necks of the
rudience stretched, but not to the same extent
as Stetson's when the drop falls and he is left
suspended by that imiwtaut part of tbe ani
mal economy.
?
Cahbcboss abi>Dix*t> Mii??tbbl??The
Baltimore Jmrrican of this morning says of this
troupe (wbo give their first entertainment in
this city at Lineoin Hall this evening) that thev
were the recipients last night of a compliment
never before extended to a minstrel organize
tion by a Baltimore audience. Every seat in
the hall was filled, and the audience was a re
markably fashionable one. The company are
far sot enor to moet of those which visit us, and
should attract large aodicncee here.
?
Masobic Flbctiob.?At the stated commu
nication of St. John's I/odge, No. 11, P. and A.
M , held on the 13th instant, the following
named officers were elected for the ensi.ng
Masonic year George Wright, W. M.; George
K. liar wood, 8. W.; Philip O. Hyam, J. W.;
Henry Polkinhora, Treas.; B. M. Reed. Sec.
Tbi Nob-ExrLoeivB Kibd.?About So'cl'k
yesterday atterdav afternoon a fire ecetrred in
the cil store of P. W. Downey. 421 4^ street,
cansed by Bou-expiosire oil. Loss estimated at
?200. ^
VlBDICTOP GriLTT IB Til BlOAVT CASB.?
Yesterday in the Criminal Court, Judge Mac
Arthur. William Semmes, charged with bigamy,
was found guilty with a recommendation to the
mercy of the court. ^
No mobs rexvcL and acceptable Christmas
present cuuid bo given than a SmgerSewing
Machine. Office, 4<K tfth street, Y. M. C. A.
Building.
?7A sign on a barn in Preston, Conn., reads
cheerfclly: ?'The pi ace to buy your coffins is
at "
V'Mrs. Thomas Smith,of Virginia," was
detained on board tbe steamship California, at
New York, oa Saturday, until directed by the
ru*mm-bi?u?e offierr* of a skirt Used with silks,
satias, jewelry and silverware.
THE COIBTN.
CtBTIT <W*T, hilft "h-" -???*? ?w?
tat tte.niT 1" *l?? cmp of Ml-" *K. ^ *'* ?"?'
I b?u<>s f-tn t?e?*y C -?r >f.*i*?l a ?-rdte> ff,r pl?'B
tfl f< r ?357 r?XO? act Pet>?h ft H?-irick; ?-*?**?
1'r il<ii:wtl. }w W>lcbBCo a*t B it. I# h'
rk?c (,)? Ltffft w-re em pi- f4?>? dsf-rdawt ?h_rer
ri-??*ed fce*eeWae barter fr-?f-e ty *ete? ?'? '**
in ? i?iseippi to a l?an ? f #?*>??? a ?
pr. lerty, wb'ftUtb?? 4il ant ?b? to) i* w, ?
b.r utrit?tnt? It tmm*d <"it p-npny
?l>r.i>t(iM?t encninbrence-, and lUry brought ? <
lur 'li-lr ermm|.-t,na.Tirr.rifvr t'aUtiff flJCIar 4
U tw at; W llliaSll ?i'. Kd'ora r; pialmiit. 96K7.
Boner apt Oc'kf oatr si, 1 kit ( ?ae gr we ot
?t 'li? sa e of th" o?d estate. in Virsloia,
4or)i4 tht *k. Th>" nht ? ?w iul i f >r t?x?t, a d
anta* c,aeu.ly vUir.t.ff *<1*4 la I'.ft Airtandrte
c?ari? :?r p< sa< *a on aid L' * .. d jadfn.ni A
a rtt of error vu takenauJ ?V>a1 ifin.'aannlty w?
g rt V-daot g< in* on the bond, aad tie
mt?ai finally der)4?d!n fav.ir ef plaintiff by th >
? neretre tv.nrt . f th? United States. Slit fa now
brovvtat cm the %ond for the loam* suataiued by ce
fntit n dnrii g the pendancy of ihf in i.
POI If a, CoP3T. Judtf, StuU.~To da*. F. Ten
B* * Co , chart"! ?I b k?-piag ttetr b?i ? ? -o . a
uiitiaj- wt>re la?d (.0. Oc-ar Fareiaater,
chained with selling '.iqaor without a lif nw, fin-d
fllu. an appeal was taken by Mr Pa tera, cnnnarl
?r d? fence. and bond a siren. Win Mauh'wa. a
little boy charged with tne larceny of ifis fr^tn a
lady wt.. h?d wlktii his ii f' civ* bin a hi.m* lie
weatSerer-Eedey aid ahalfwhen the iiviy die <>*?
? i<d the ioea of #15, and charpinff Mm with I', he
owaed up to stea'in* it; refor* achool. Michael
Ur?wn a stor.t bcilt and hearty looklnc failov,
*?? in the dock chaigel with stealing a ro<tt au l
rams frem Michael ? mIb? Bmwa, it -"etna, ruoe
(<ri; thia morning in the boardta* houa? ol John
< < DD'ta. where he ?af staying. and attar dressing
Ims.-H >lipped oa the pai,ta and c >at ol t'a^it.e -
and atured on a hoe line fcr the B-iltiniire depot.
It < wn after irettii K hi" itio >ze ont awok* and a on
t< nnd I" w matter* atord. ard vu n t lonf in tra
ci^ * the iniprit to th* rallrned dep^t, where he
ioniul him witk the atolea clotbiaa on hi* peravi,
ji>?t In the act <.f parcha?in? a'irset fo- Hal'im r-.
The facia being aiade known t<> ctA^er I>ub is
Fr wu aaarreated, aatl JaJge S.tl a*ct nim to
ail form* a
G EUKG KTOWN.
* bcmniiHY Fiua?XUti> morning, at t.V>
o'clock, Officer Fibber tluicorereil a tire in the
trained otable Of John Cornell, o>>rnerof Bnall
and <>?ngr**.4 rrro?ta, and turned in an Alarm
from box 1*2, to ?hich reyj>otise was promptly
made bt the Henry Addi?on firs company, of
tbiaplac?, and eubMqufently by the Union com
panv. So. 1. of Waebingtou; but the Incendiary
who tired tho otat le had done bin work m> thor
oughly, and there was n> much ha* and com
bnatible material stored in the bnildtag, that
the (Ire gained rapid headway, and not much
could be done except to aave the surrounding
property which wan In great danger at time?,
particularly tLe re<r.dence of Mrs. Uodey, on
llie opposite corner. Mr. Cornell'* stable was
entirely destroyed, together with eight trainable
horses. His lo*s i? at>out s-2.000 fur the hor&e?.
$1,000 for stabling ami fencing, and f ?oo in bur
neee and horse feed. No insurance. Thestable
adjoining,the property of Major Bogrs.watt aleo
destroyed; low W<H), but covered by Insurance.
From indications when the tire was first dis
covered it it thought that the hay in the mon
gers above each stall mu^t hive been tired
tiirultaneously. Mr. Cornell, who is a worthy
and hard-working colored citizen, much re
spected here, ofiers a reward of 13 H) for the
itrrest of the incendiary.
Aboct to Fiskh Messrs. Emrntrt, Dniw
bar & Co.. contractors for placing in position
the tiftY-incli water main at the distributing
teservoir of the Washington arpieduct, near
Drovers' Keet, expect to complete their labor*
to-night.
AwoTnrR Lifb Lost bv Coat. Ort Tho
child of Ueoige Washington, colored, badly
turned by a coal oil explosion a tew d-iys ago,
t otwith-t?iidit)g the ettorts of the physicians to
save its life, died last night.
Hioh Stf.*et There is complaint this mirn
'"ft ty I>cdestrlans, who have to slueh it in th t
niddie of this street to the cars, that thero i
i ct a temporary sidewalk provided, now thac
tLe uitt banks are out of the way.
ALEXANDRIA.
Bonr.KKtia ?The kitchen of the re*!d^nce of
?lr. William tiregoiv, corner ot Washington
and Princess etretts", wa? entered last night,
and robbedof a considerable oart ol'the family'
week's washing. The thief had previously
rubbtd the Louse of somebody else, for
be dropped some clothes in the yard that
did not belong there. On l riday night last a
tliief invaded the premises of Mr. William
Stonnell, ji.s-t north of Colross. killed a
fine heg and carried it oft and robbed the
clothes line of all that wa.-> u;>on it, includ
ing the washing of some visitors. On Saturday
nigbt last an attempt was made to rob the house
o! Mr. John Harrison, near the comer of Coluin
bus and Ptndieton streets. The thief h id ?ac
c> eded in removing the window saeh when he
was driven oft.
Small Pox ?Theon'.y new cases are a colored
woman liviDg in the alley in rear of the Frten 1
?bip engine bouse and a case in the alley back
of the sits of Liberty Hall. They, alike all the
esses tLat bave lately occurred here, caught
the disease ia Washington. lu consequence ot
the proximity of the house in which one case
exists to the school room of Mr. Henry, that
gentleman dismissed his scholars this morning
until finther notice. Tue reports concerning
the prevalence of the disease are greatly exag
gerated, the rumors of ca?es near Whaley's
stable atid near the Henry street depot being
without inundation.
Hi v?ir News ?There is still a large nnantity
of lioating ice in the river, but it affords only
?Ugh: obstruction to navigation, and even sail
li g vessels are passing up and down without ap
j arert difficulty. A tow of seven coaeters ar
tiveil'np yesterday evening, ami the tug At'.an
tic, w'.tli a tow of oyster boats went down this
Morning. '1 he steamer Wawaset, that was to
Lave gone down this morning, was deterred by
reporis irom below which represented the ice as
t>o thick as to be dangerons below Fort W?*h
ingtor. The southern mail boat Keyport, w'uile
nicking her landing heie yesterday evening on
ber way up irom (^uantico, ran into what is
kuown as Agnew's wharf, in the fog. and badly
?lamagetl it. The schooner Jesse Knight and
the steam barge Mount Vernon, which were
lyinz h* that wharf, were also somewhat in
jured. Tue Keyport, too, was damaged, but not
much.
Tbb Chain Garo, considerably reinforced,
was oat to-day, bit onlv one of iu members, a
colored man named John I.ee. had a ball and
chain attached to him?the others having with
dreadful oaths and imprecations refnsed to ap
pear on the ?treets if garnished with such evi
dence ot moral degradation.
Mr. c'ahis Kvblkth nas just returned from
Costa Kica, where, for some months past, ho
has been engaged with an engineering corps in
surveying a route for an inter-oceanic rallro%1
He represents all the Virginians theioas weL
and prosperous.
Tub Kevival?The interest iu the rivival
services which have been in progre?4 in the M.
P. church for so long a time, still continues
The church was crowded again I*st night, and
four mourners and three converts were at the
a tar. The services will be continued till New
Year's da v.
Tbi work of making a dcttMe railroad track
between here and Washington is progressing a
rapidlv as a large force of laborers can accom
plish it. That part extending from the end of
The lA>ng Bridge to Columbia Springs will be
trestle d.
Accii-bwtallv Killbd?A Mttle gran1??on
DfMr.Vm l?avis, of this cltv. while playing on
a wood pile at the house of his father, Mr. Qeo.
Davis, near Salem, on Sunday last, was a^l
dentally killed by a Leaty log tliat rolled upon
him.?Gaiette, Itut tilting.
Strychnia fob Blinprbs* ?Prof. Nagel,
of Tubinger, has published reports of cue
ill which he has, by the use of strychnia restored
sight to ratient* sutiering from decay of vision
or from 1 lindness. Strychnia, as is we<l ktuwn
Is a deadly poison, but it has a wonderful effect
in simulating the nerves, and Professor Nagel
found that to d.seases of the optic nerve,
wt ether functional or organic, its operation
whs alike speedy and efficacious. The lu iutity
used is exceedingly small?ona fortieth of \
grain?mixed with water and this solution is
not to be swallowed, but is injected under the
skin of one of the arms, which soeo^ to render
the result more remwkable- This remedy his
also been tried by oculists elsewhere, and with
marked success.
A yocro lady writes to an exchange giving
a receipt for having fun. S!>e says invite half a
dozen boys and girls to your house when vour
pa and ma are away; put a half-dollar silver
piece in a dish with molasses an inch deep in it,
and ofler it to the boy who gets it with his
moutu. The more the boys who try it, the
mote fun there will be. That girl sure.y de
serves a diploma.
A RBW fbatx'bb of social en'eriai timenU tbis
winter will be "pound parties." They derive
this t ame from the circumstance that each per
son invited is requested to furnish a pound of
pastry, confectionery, fruit, or other edibles for
the table, and thus an elegant supper is pro
vided. TLe parties are given at private resi
dences. < ' ' ' ? ? '
K^A Wheeling man is doing business at the
sign of -'Homeny, beens, caned com, caned to
matoes. buckwheat tlour, rasous.' ~
WTwo years ago, the residents of Beacon
street, Boston, objected tc tire-alarm wires and
b< xes over or upon their bouse*. Now, a wire
into and a box on each dwelling, with a key for
every individual, would hardly satisfy the
demand.
S7*The Christian Advocate says; "Commen l
ns to that Baptist brother, who. on going into
the water to be baptized, replied to tne sugges
tion that he had batter tal'e his pocketbook ont
of his pocket dnrlag the ordinance. 'No, I want
my pocketbook baptised with me."
VJoDes (who thinks that Smith has been a
little too free with Mrs. Jones.) "Mr. Smith, I
w.sh to speak to yon privately. Permit me to
take vou apart for a few moments." Smith
(who fsa't in the least frightened) "Certainly,
sir,if you'll promise to pot me together again."
C^The ether day a little boy who had cat his
finger ran to his mother and cried: "Tie It ap,
duu tie it up quick, for the juice Is all reaming
out!" The saaae nrchin, on ene of the late
sxetsslve bet days appealed to his soother for
help, saying, "Ma, do fix ate for I'm leaking all
?ver."
01 T ? ITB MS.
a Sm :kr Snrae machixe is tin rilend ->r
ti t Wide#. _ $
r>MCT|TL rwuts, C?r 0<?ntlem<*n*?
J *' <joid maun & Sus.ui><:rg a.
corner Tth and U streets.
HifDfoxi Cafbwbrb Vtsrs of my oti
temt?< up, for is, t< and ?* ?sty'ei ?od
well fitting. GB". C. Hmtiro,
So. 4'0 ."eveutu stiaet nurthwoet
Twwtt cei*t? per b .x for Initial Paper and
Knve lopes. Gain ?, Picture B<Mks, Playing
Card*. puzsle*. Do ay Yarden IKille, etc. Uar
D'T 8ih and F streets, opposite Paten! Office.
Thb rich as wfxl as tm room apprec*a??
the Singer Sewing Machine. 6
Gbhcimb Scotch and English nw<:mir?,
DouM?-hrv*rtnd Sack and Cai-awa? Frock
Coat Suit*. These foods are oar own importa
tion and make. Price* $35 and f 10 per nut'.
Goods thoroughly shrunk. Trimmed au ! ntde
tu tl.e beet cue om stjle. and a jieriVrt fit *?!??*
auteed. K mar & Cox, 597 7th street.
Ik okoii that oar reader* should en toy the
luxuries of pare Tea and Coffee, we advise our
readers to patronize the American Tea Store,
comer 7th and I streets, waere they will find
pure and t rech g >ods sold at New York price*
Sir. DowUng roe?ts his Cottae daily by steam,
and by process only known to hfin*elf. an I
Srlnds it tn quick timf. If re.iatred. Good*
elivercd to all parts of the city free of charge.
Thi " Btriau or Pharmacy," or I>arbyV
1 resorption Store, Colonization Building, cor
ner of 4)f street and Pennsylvania avenue. i
the ueate.-t we know, and pnysieian* say it is
one of the most reliable in the city. The accom
plished pt< prietor deals extensively In Lubin's
Extracts, tlno Cigars, and German Colognes,
and bas just received from Boston one of the
most elaborate Mineral Water Apparatus ever
turned out by Tufts, the largest *>dj mum.
facturcr tn the wotld. The Prescription De
partment Is open all night.
??
Assigrbb's Salb or Boots and Shoks. a!
C. F. Cummingi)', 7th stroet?Mow is the
time to buy and save m^nev. With thrse Sa^rs
packed with Boots and Shoes of c*erv style and
quality, It is almost impossible to enumerate
special articles; but a? the Christmas holidays
are almost with as, we would suggest that no
better present could be ottered child or friend
than a nice pair of Boots or Shoes. The** fs a
splendid line or White and Fancy Goods of all
kinds, that will be sold at or be'ow cost, com
prising White, Pink. Blue and <2tit Kid, Button
and Lace Boots and Slippers, for Ladies and
Misses; Fancy Shoes for Infants?In fact every
thing in the Boot and Shoe Itne, from the finest
Lady's or Gentleman's Boot to the lieavie-rt
nailed Shoe or Brogan. K - membor, now is the
time to bay! This magnificent stock ot goods
mnst be sold, and persons wishing to poreha?e
will have a splendid assortment fo select from,
and can buy at wholesale prices. Remember
the number, u32 7th street. ?
Samuel Ceas, Assignee.
Whttb JOd (iAiiBan and Slitters for
ladle*, misses and children.
Ked and pink Opera Slippers.
Children's red top Boots.
Men's stitched Boots, $4 50.
Kubber Beois and Shoes, all sizes, at
L. Hk i Lit ft en's
6 *02 Seventh street northwest.
It is safb to bay that do establishment in
the citv bears a better reputation than the fam
ily grocery store of Wm. Orme and Son, Penn
sylvania avenue, near 11th street. This store
was established in 1S33, and by a persistent
system of fair dealing, together with everv fa
cility to secure extensive varieties of goods in
their line, a patronage has been attained of
which the firm justly feels proud. As in the
past-they are early in the held in view of the ap
proaching festive season, to cater to the tastes
of the public. Their stock comprises every
varietv ot choice goods inthelr line, fully up to
the demand of the sea-ou. In addition to their
very large and attractive stock of fancy and
staple goods, they make i? a sj^cialty to select
pure wines and liquors, embracing many popu
lar brand* ot pure old whisky. 3
Corns rkjiovkd wiTnorT paiw, Bunions
Chilblains, Ba<l J- ails, , successfully treated
by Or. While, CI iropodist. No. ff-w nth street
opiosite IT. S. Tr? aeury. K-ublL-tiad iu Well
ington IHS1.
WlLLOOX ft (Smsb's .Si'viHU MaK'HINB. Tlu
celebra'ed Bazaar Patterns. Agencv at Cba.
Ilav.m'ehoopek.rt and coroet factory, 7th stre-t.
Intelligencer Bui ding. 10,.?
LAT'IKS and Ukktlumkh: If you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a f rst-class manner,
sent them to A. F usher. No. 618 9th street, eppo
site Patent Office. The Pro?V??Hor will give von
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cieaneo
nicely ?Bd cheap. 9,21,3:
TaarjiuiraTBR.-* Anc. BArosietsra us repaired
*r.d made to order >>? Heraitler, tear I? ?tree*
TO LIYRKY tTiPLK MKN^ANU BACK
A MKN ? Yuor nttenti-n it rultfl toA .?mrrms
s/sle ' f two viry superior C\H
1.IAOKS, mi t aide fur your boilii-a*. InJat W
front of < nr taction room* on TUt'RSUAY. the
lutbiu'iat.Rt Uo-elwk WM. L. WALli ft GO
A arts , New Marbb* Tt ail.-liDcr. 900 aud 90*2 Ponn
*>lvBi>iaaveniie,c< ruiT 9tb utreet. dl7 2t* I
Mit. A. II. OIVAUD.lM, ? Fr*neH C.>ok and
Caitrerof K>cr experience in this cirv. ha.
op< Ltd a house comer of 13ih aud II stroeu, Waati
?nst< n. where lit. will furaith, nron them st fit
enable te?K.t,Balls, I>ibD< rs,(-Upper*.and LuucIihi,
arrt tew nrnimf-nts for the table. M ill alway* U
reaoy to furciih alnale of any kind. Soups.
Ac. Uh lots experience and tb? ?aiia!action be ha?
g.nerall; Rlren will be a ^uaran'eo to tho?e who
may employ him. A. O. G1VAUDAS, No +00
lSIb street, corner ef H. decl7 2u?
C1 AiiKiAOAa ! I. Auki AUKti ll ~
/ GAKBIAOS3III
I have bow on hand olb of the most complotc
stocks of FasblcnabU l i'ruiJM ever ot-. JHIVS
ter?d in'be el r.emDracluR all st?li<?,?Rj^^
p< th l:?lit aid heavy. Also, a nnmoer w?1Brz.
of tecond kandCaniaireH. for sale cheap to cloee
them out. il^pairiDK pi oreptly attond' d to.
KOBT. H.OUSHAM,
H? w Kepoaitory an^ Factory?410 414 8th st.. bet
1> and B sts. N. W. dti-.tt*
p I K E , OAK, Ac. ~?
Gu the Pototree .">00 |ar?? PINES and 1,00H
cords flNK W GGI>, standi'.*?
Also.OAK. HIGKObY, GUM, BEECH, CUES
M 1, CKDAR Airlv to
luttbell a ITNN1NQTOH,
dl6 3t* Louisiana av?., Nc T, H'anbinirton.
J^aVLlN ft GO.,
MW YGEK AND WASHINGTON,
FINS CtSTOM CL'JIHING.
A full line of
PIECE GOODS
from onr Hew York stock alaays on ban* at
1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVESt'E.
A fiuo MBsoruiiunt ot Oui^tienivu's Furni?hi;.f
UjHius. ilu-hn
pOH BALLS AND PABTIK9.
DRESS COATM.
A LABGE STOCK AT KEDBCED PB1CES.
WALL. ROBINSON & 00.,
fcll tf ?'il Pennsylvania avenue.
TEAS! TEAS!!
Am receiving a large snpply of reaiarkably flee
OKEIN and ttLACK TKa,bcc|i as la rarely of
'er?d in this country, and at iao<ierate pile s.
I have a fair and paJatablo BREAKFAST TEA
at 36 cents per pound. It ifpore.
o?M 1338 F ?traet,^ear EbbiS tloase.
sylvania aveuue, souUi aide, between tth and 10th
streets aovlS-lm
\0 HUMBUtf .-L. RK'E will fay a hfr eUt
la arice tor any kind of Ladiea', Oentl aad Ohtl
drycji aecond-band Glsthlng, B "
8W3 Tth street, betwean F and 6,
Mote by mall arowatly attsnii
pOHRHV LOAM OF Fit
y ?a4 iVm York assaw, wn
Fork avenue. The moat private mm ?
xsttisrsuiftisa,
Plata aad Pitted W ~ -
Gentleman's
TVkkTnsuka n ce'Tompany*
Of TH*
i>istsiot or Columbia.
URBANIZED A UG UST8?, 1870,
CASH CAPITAL..... 9100,000
Office 1b Shepherd's Bnildlrg.Ho *0?H Penasyl
vauia avenue. MQ8R8 KELLT. President.
?? Wo" B. TODD, Vioe President.
bAMLEL CROSS, Secretary.
, _ _ . ?ll*CTo*s. _ _ .
J. B. Blake, Wm. B. Todd,
Wm. Wall, . Chsrlee Just.
Vim G.Meweroft, John T. Lenmaa,
Oao. F. Gniick, Moaaa Kelly.
A. R. Shepherd oel4-tf
ITMITED ETATRS PATM1T OFFIOl.
Ob the ?ett*f??of^CHARLEs'wiLHlUM
ANNA CATHARINE WluBELM, of Phila
phia, Pennsylvania, preying tor the exteaaloa o a
patent granted to tb*ni on the 9d day of May.l3S3
and relsauod on the 14th day of Aagast, MM, fur ar
iwarovemeat ia Lamp eksadea: . ?
It is ordered that tee testimony In the earn he
-loaed on the let day of April next; that the tim*
for fil'u* arram?ata and the Exaaiaer'a report br
limited to the 11th day ef April Beit, and that said
petition be heard on fheiitb day of April I
Any psreon may oypoer thie ezteneion.
aoiu wJt M. D LEOOMTT. Ooata
( TN1TEB STATE# PAl'EHT OFFICE,
?> D. C.. Hov?mber is. isj
On the patuion of M. F. BCRKHAM. Jt lork
Penas) lyanla, praying for the extension of a aateai'
kim en tie Jtd day of Fehrneiy. wild
reiasneft ea the 1st day of SeptomberT
imprc vemeot li Water Wheels
It U ordered that the saaumony fa the eaae ha
IZ&Sl.P* ilu <4y * a?atT UrtTth
-fflnr ft?r IllDf ArfWtBtl &nd th(* KxuminIhr'a raansi
ftnr person may oppnee tbta exteasl ia
B?? t?Jt M. D. LEGGET?,Coaimls.ooaer.
Georgetown Advertiaementa. I
GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC I
lL3 BIaH BENBriClAo <???" .-*???
IhU om W> ? - .... iiwil eoei*7 will
oifPAl . lb* l^th ln?taut. ?' T 10
r. ?? t rowpl# ? the mri ?n ?rrM<?wnii (or
mlr IBiiltl hall It ts r< that frerj men
I ?r * til attend. Br <?rdar ?< tk* Pr?wid*a*
d17 w WM J CARROLL Syr?ir?.
JJY THOS.DOWkiNW. AneC;?>?arg*town.D. 0.
H0L1PAT Q'XVp* IT AtrrTTOB.
da TIVCTWD \ Y B* BSIWU. P-c-tub r
19tk. at 7 ? cWk.aad c?MinniM Aactl ev.
ol Pm A
Imug. 1 will ?U,n tL? etora ot !><m> A Salts
son. Ho. 12* Bridge stree<. a lary* es*,>rt
mentnt r?m Oa>?h. T*y*. Ar ,Ac We nm. ?
Fiue Writing Petk*,
ITib' W?rk B id,
Fine Ma?ir*l ea.1 etb?r Albn ft*,
fci.fhi?, Skate* BortMtse,
Acrordeon*. Violins. Gaitar*. P*n.">*. Ac.
The above stock will t.n *?l<t wttlvat r???r<1 to
est. hi; m tho< powi.irro. \ ,*t.
FIRST CLAScj CON T fcCTIOK EKY.
J. 0. NICHOLS
turer aLu d< aler in
FINK OOBrEOTiONERY.
ICE CRFAM AND KRl'IT W AT * 8 ICES OS
HAND V I NTfc.lt AND 81'MXEK.
All kinds PANC* CAKX.ar.d the finest stock of
FRENCH CANDY this side of Philadelphia.
S^fOrders for W illtafi, Dimtn. Parties, A",
prepared ?itk the best material aud in the most
elegant ?t>le.
34 HIGH BTREIT,
PQT2?-tf 'jH crgetoww .P.O.
EXTKAOKP1N AKY BAKOAINS Ii( DRY
toOODS ? P. plies, fatten*, Kuipr?? Cloths.
Merinoes, Vslares, In the ne?-e*t colore; Scotch
Plaid*, from SSc. ?o 76c.; great variety of l?r. <s
Go<-ds,at "%3M. ^Sc. lotiew colors SU picoe* Black
Alcacae an<l Moba:r, from ttc. to ?1 <5 ISO strips!
and plaid Miawis,\erj cfc-tp Blanket*, from 93
ep; superior (California d?*.; Clo?bs, Owlww.
Flannels, Velveteens. A large stock of Cottons
bought before the advar.c*. W i?ter proof from ?5c.
op. Flee W at?-rpr?of. iDewanU!'*
no*? BENJAMIN riLL&i;. 101 Bridge st.
H.
P. GlLBKbT,
91 and 93 ITaffr fireet. Utcr* ttc.cn, U. C.
ST?>*F WAO? 118. CARTS,
11A UN E?S. MNUuli AND OOUBLE,
WAUUN COV**?"l. MC1HU KS.
SIJCICL BAHf, AXfc.f. SHOVELS,
WHEELBARROWS, hCAuEo,
BLANKETS. OASVAS HOB.-E COVER!*,
t ACES. SA?H B S. WOKE]*<} IRON,
Km*. A NVTIiS, BELLOWS,
bLjCDGES,
triFL STBIKINO HiMMESS,
STONE BREAKERS.
At fair arte** for Cash.
Iron, Scpe, Bra**, Lead, aud Copper boosht for
cash.
Com* ard see for yourself. noli- lm
lFRirGK STREET PRE^BYTEBIAN CHUBCB
I) AND LOTH FOB 6aLE.?14,400 FEET 0*
GBOCNDcn Bridge street, opposite Ouion Hotol.
The DDd< reigned i* authoiii.wd by the Board of
Troattea to offer th^ ftbore namej propertr for *ale.
F. blOOBE, No. 146 Bridge *t., Georgetown
noS-aotf
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M. U. WHEATLEY B
Ketm Djelni and Booming
E*MbllnhafB(,
OfFICK, 49 JfcFTKksO!* RrRsn,
Georgetown. D. C.
E*tftMi*hed 1331, premium awarded IV; Mid I* now
one *f the o dest, lart?*t. and moat couipWs eat*b
lishnw-nU of tbe kliiUin thi* aoitntry Best place in
the District for Cleaning or D>eing Gontleaten'*
ClotMng. Eterrtbing appertaining to the b'<siuees
well ana promptly ei ecu ted. Office cleeed daily at
Honsat. except talnrUay. when it willfea op?n nntii
8*? p. a. Poet Office B?s Yd3. apt
LIYERY STABLE?.
V> fhtkth strssi, U mm.4 M m
US'** and Btuute* for filre, ? *?*> | .*
*ni>pl? of jocd Horses for sale itvi week ^ mr
Tilif RICH A BP V/.WT. Prvprtet'.T.
W ASU AAJLOB'b tlTABLEM, ISM E NT.
"" OABBIAGE8 of tbe tatMt sty.e* coutAndrjA
aand an<J for hire by tLe day or notith.
Par tin* Wetliiiifs, and reo?pt*eci rar- <
aisGsd with the most oomfortable aodJ
elegant Orxriace*. F?:tlc*Kr attanMoa to boar4
lag Horses aad florae* alwar* for ** s aad ?*?
oiiar.jre 4ec1?(|
Or tat JRidiulion in Prlcts
ON TH*
WHOLE LINK
CF THK
1M??HNCSTOCK.
OVERCOATS.
tiLENSABY COATS,
TALMAS,
BEVII.'G JACKETP,
DOUBLE BBEAsTED BOX COATS
PBESS triTS.
BLtsIiiESS ITITS,
OFFICE ECITS,
LEA\ KB, WOKR1HU SUITS,
DIAGONALS,
BAtKET,
OUT AWAY COATS,
VESTS TO MATCH,
YOUTH S OVEBCOAT8,
YOUTH'S DBE8S SUIT?,
YOUTH'S BUSINESS SUITS,
BOYS' OVERCOATS,
BOTO' DBESS SUITS,
BOYa EVEUYDAT SUITS.
ENGLISH. t'BENOH AND AMERICAN OASSI
IkiKBE PANTALOONS.
?A.. STRAUS,
FOfl'LAR CLOTHIXe HOUSE,
1011 PBBBBTLTAHLA AVEBUB,
B;tweerj Tenth aud Kl^renth atreet*.
Three Door* from Eleventh (Croat.
ffifStore open nntilS p. m. and on Saturday antil
11 p. m .to accommodate those who have no time
to pnrchase daring the day. decll-tr
F
A C T HI
THE ENTIRE STOCK
or
Prince's Bazaar
AT COST
UNTIL THE STOCK ISCLEA RED OUT, AS HI
INTENDS BUILDING.
?9- HOUStKEEPERS AND ALL OTHMMS
IS WAKT OF GOODS WILL BEAR THE
ABOVE IN M1XD. IT WILL COST YOU
NOTHING TO COME AND EXAMINE THE
STOCK novll-tr
A
BAILKOAD
AND
SEAL ESTATE MO
Combined.
in Ita -jr Sold Bond* the Morttera Pftdfl* BaB
romt Ooaapan fnrniakaa to Um ptbUc u inreat
sent aecarlty which combines the ready negoda
&llity, the oosTenienoe, and the high credit of a
Irst-clM* railroad bond, with the solidity and safety
ot a real eatata mortgage en UM worth at least
twice the amount loaaed.
They are offered at par In enrreney, aad Field ?
BABDHOMB PROFIT ta thow ezchanatng I Bi.
They are tmaod la
?l^W Coapoa, aad BMOto 9i?JM 1
?hlrtr ream 4e ran, bear an tnUreat of T J$ per i
tn gold, and are RXBMPT FBOM UfllTBP
9TATBB TAX to the ha
The aemi-annaal Interest oa the Registered Bonds
? paid with OOLD CHBCAS.aeat U ins peet oflo*
^drem of the holder.
All marketable Stock! aad Bonds racelred la as
z pease the Ibts
i price*.
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