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IL THE
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Diseases of The EidBeys

are generally insidious in their approach, con-
ssqusnt!y apparently triaiug symptoms are
deemed of little Importance. By degrees pain
and constant annoyance srouses the sufferer
from his ethargY. At last the realization OF Sc
rious disea e, undermining the vey life struo-
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Disease may be the ultimate.
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Express 20 ali parts OF the United States. re-
quest ali to send call me and take back
their money in ali cases of failure. From the
fact that during Ia ysaTs from 90 SIR bottles
have never failed to cure eveR in the worst
forms OF all the above diseases. (See clrculars).
Some dealers prefer to sell medicines that aeuer
cure because they receive larger profit and have
unlimited sales. 81 bottle. @a- Sold every
where. h D. F0WLE, Chemist, Boston.
sepl R-deod- I. I, sd WHY
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DR.. BoHANNAN's VEGETABLE Gu
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mstorrhsa" or Seminal Weakness in from two
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Testimonial for Epilepsy !!

BowATrOS, Comp, Feb. 2, 1879.
Dr.. o. PHELPs BRowz, No. IL Grand Street,
Jersey City, N.
Dear Sir:-Ny brother who is now in his 14th
year, has been subject to epilepsy or fits from
childhood. The spasns would invariably occur
during the night, and our local physician here
could do nothing to help him save prescribing
Bromide of Potassium, which would afford only
g temporary relief, He was gradually bat surely
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proper, as what have said are facts.
Respectfully yours,
febI3dwIy CHARLES RAYMOND.
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ON MARRIAGE.

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A. G. oLIN, 5s5 State Street, Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
Showing Their Hands
BOSWELL BOLTERs SUPPORTING a DsMoCRA
CANDIDATE.

BOSWELL BOLTERs SUPPORTING A DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDArE.
COINS CrClcd az tie NiaetsenR District Sold
t'tit-AssiStdNt SergedHt- alarms LtB1rEss Fol
lclrs 'rtih q Speech THAT'S Ighct Ktnd Of Re
PuJttcGRs these Boswell Boilers ere.
Tie few boiling republicans or the 10Th dis
pow-HOw last night At Wallis hail; night gatcn-
man h. Q. Berry, Of the Government printing
eIaSe, ~ ne char, who stated the object OF the
gathering 70 be for ratlfying the nomination OF
Fred. A. Boswell and nominating a candidate to
the House Of Delegates.
Letter-carrier p. McSamara introduced a
convention that nominated Boswell as a cautii-
date for Congress.
A. Coffin, after highfalutin harangue,
seconded the resolutions, and Thomas Perry was
about % remark that he belonged to the regul ar
republican club OF this District, but not seeing
the president in the chair he would induire-
Here Cofin snubbed him, SAYING If you
don't see him there go and look for him; put the
resolutions, Mr.. Chairman, and declare them
carried"
The chair oneyed.
Waterman Murphy, of the Government
Printing OF ce, moved that they 20 iuto romi-
nation Tor a candidate to the House OF Dele ates
Some one nominated A. Coffin. a load murmur
81 dissent arose IN The room, and some twenty or
thirty men, both white and colored. departed,
leaving only handful 10 carry out the farce
Men amara managed 70 get off a sort OF eulOgis-
nc hsrangue on Coffin, who, in response. said
mat II there ever was q time when firm men
we're needed in the House OF Delegates il was
now, but union was needed TO insure success
and he believed that If they united ON Mr.. Geo.
hillian, the nominee of the democratic party.
ne would be successful, and he begged to with
draw in his favor. Mr. KilIian was then ma nj
mously endorsed. LeBarnes here came in and
delivered himself of the speech which he had
prepared for the 10th district the other night.
but was unable to infiict in Consequence of the
sudden extinguishing OF the gas by John Bligh
at Carroll Hall, as daily reported in Tag SrsR
Of Tuesday last. After a few feeble remarks ON
s'tbe thieving of District officials" he concladed
By saying that unless a victory (democraric ~
was achieved In the House OF Delegates at This
election terrible disaster awaited them. q. =
Bond vas the last speaker, ard was somewhat
dlssIsted by finding himself leit almost entirely
ATTENTION is called 20 the advertisement OF
Mnburn, il Fer Rent column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
The New Northern Market.

Messrs. -. ". thompson, Peter Campbell and
James A Handy: the committee OF the legisls-
ture en- plans and contract tor the new North
ern Market, met yesterday afternoon and adopt
ell the plans and specifications for the aud
street wings Of the market as submitted by Mr..
Thcmas ii. Pi0wman, snd authorized him to
advertise Immediately fer proposals ~ contract
Tor the same. These wings Will be 30l feet in
teng- a by IS II width, extending from eth street
10 new street 20 be opened running from o 70
street, being 81 feet in length, for the purpose
~ allowing E3gr rs tc enter the hClloy square
enclosed by the market. These buildings will
Iece5e fen :he building line on eth street 10
feet, ant on . and streets feet, thus increas-
tng TIE width Of the pavement for pedestrians
The wings Will be COMPOSED Of a Stone base on
which VIII be rreSs-bTiCk front OF TASTY design
and arrangement, and galvanized iron cOrnice,
We sane surr'onHted by parapet wall capped
with >tCcc. The roof viii he c0mpoSed of sag
mental iron truss sheathed with boards a1I
covered with tin. on top of which will be
yent-l later 10 teet in height and 10 feet In
width. The sash Gu the sides will be orar-
a'eG by horizontal bar. The extreme height
OF The entire building will he ifty-One feet.
Inc wings VIII be fitted m in the most suhstan-
tial Il amer, containing over 21g stalls feet in
length, the count er-shelf will be . feet inches
wide, the table feet 10 inches in width, and the
81 ace between the two feet 8 inches The
transverse passages between the stalls are feet
6incheS. Zach wing will contain three main
avenues - feet in width, extending from eth
street towards 6fh street, and leaving thorough
1sre between all stalls OF II feet. The doors o.
entrance will be hung on traps at the top aud
Will be IN two easements, one for summer and
the other Tor winter use. The larger windows
Will be hung on pivOts, 50 as to open vertically
or trsnsversely. The entire plan of this build
ing eO1templates, and will doubtless have at
an early day tower on the eth street wing to
form an architectural feature. 1t will have an
apex los feet hi Oh. surmounted by the goddess
Of plenty. In fhe body OF the tower will be a
four faced clock of 4S-inch dial, fitted up 40 a.
TO be Illuminated, and with an hour bell of
1000 pounds. The work will be Commenced as
soon as the contract can be awarded.
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(.stssirnsRd Local

Condemned Locals
'Nt'tSl Ast0THcy Fisher will leave here To-
DsiL,. .o4 Ds,aw are to be absent two weeks
a number o. political and other mssti1yz
eaiieG 'or last night did not take place in conss-
quenc" Of the ram. f''eS Al O'ii7e-
Among the passengers for Germany on .be
sttsIl- Ii Leipzig which sailed from RaltiDore
ye>teT Jay, was W. II. RupIev. of this cjfv
a. c4sIAs OF the War Department who vote
~ this district lave received half a DAYS leave
ga, ate grand Jury have found a true bill against
oIEStr u h CBrien for killing Cunningham
ago.
number of female employees in the printing
81. .ILseU OF me treasury dCpaI tment, hare been
IuI 70 shed for several weeks, on account Of the
scarcity OF work
thc itIial OF jenkins, c)lored, charged with
the ITder Of his wife s1.ns months since with
next.
a grand rssorm ratification meeting for To-
n'gLt tf-ursdsy} OF the 7th and S.h districts.
corner i"ii street and Rhode Island avenue. :
advertised ia this mornings pGpers.
III supreme court, Chief Justice Carter aui
Hsa0tiatS =, I--tce Nyile, = engaged tO-dly lea--
ing ard cVcIs ieTing the new &C r. af!a&S for tly
Distr CT, aS presented BY the cOiiieTs,-Msss.s
ingalls,. Car cstoE and MuZZy.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
psLy have recently pur, based, tor the 81 N OF
$50 p the north Eest part Of square 493, -ront-
ing o. L AID L streets southwest, for the pUr
poee o. extending their works on that square.
Three YOUNG sports of this city ccspeted IN
an oyster eating match at the oyster wharf yes
leTtay. Tie winner ate three dozen OF the
Target NoIto.k tivalyes, sung "Put me in my
rite bed and sent Tor a medicine man d re-
Ieve bun from rs well meTited sufferiugs.
Tie Freddy BOswellians of the 10th district
met last night and organized a club by
,R ri, e.ecu3n OF water ID. PloSden, presidents
Green treasurer. Z. II. Reinhard was nomi-
hated as Candidate for the House OF Delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
THE G0ERIS

EQUITY CoURT, Judge Hus1pkrevs.-This
court j. engaged N routine work Of no public
interest.
PoIIcE CoUsr, Judge Mus-To-day, james
Young, loud and boiStC rous talking; -. Mathew
Sexton, curing { a The street; -. Geo. Hanseli,
charged with being an habltual drunkard and
idleT, having 10 visible means Of 50 -port; work
house. Henry buTnstine, charged with o.
structing I'h street it'll goods placed on the
fcC;welk; =. Richard Driver. assault and bat
Hamilton, assault and battery GA Daniel Lewis.
by striking him in the head with a soap tray: =.
William II. james, colored, charged with steal
ing quantity OF lumber, worth so. belonging
to II. j. Mccarthy; continued. WIa 81. Mullen
violation of the hack law; 50
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q EO RG ETO WS

TEE GRAIN MARKsT.-George Water is in
recent OF 5000 bushels of wheat; Hartley < Bro
bushels OF Wheat-aIl 10y canal. The sales to-day
were: l.io0 bushels OF good red, az sI7s; I21
prime do. at Sl.sS; 600 prime do. at s1.s9 and
LOO bushels OF good red at sl.75.
The MILLS are running again to-day, on ac-
count OF the late rain.
THE DAMAGE done in this city by the storm
last evening is reported elsewhere ia The STAR.
MlLlTART.-The Georgetown City GTeys nave
accepted an invitation TO attend the Frederic
county MO- fair, and have sent committee 20
Frederick city to make the necessary arral Se-
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
Tuesdays Tournament.


On Tuesday afternoon a number of Young
men engaged in the excitement OF tournament
on The grounds OF the National Il ase Ball club
IN the presence OF quite a large crowd OF spec
tatCT=, The tournament. as also the leyee at
Union League Hall in the evening, was given
for tie benefit OF the Second Baptist church
lccattd on 81 street, near J., and handsome
Suus y money was realized. To the hono- q;
selecting the queen Of Love and Beauty, a
prize Of a hardsome silver pitcher was added,
and 2 second prize OF a cane and watch chain
was provided for the second best --...s,sr. RE
bhis nOsI dressed IN 49,. and varied cOst-;,,.s
mae short parade through the CITY. headed
by the National brass band in a wagon prior -
me tv2E i.Sy AID or arriving at the ground n
few n 'uUteS before three O'Clock preparations
iCr TIE t-tIs were Immediately commenced
Ilc Judges were NesSrs. V. n. T2Iiafsrro.
GCC-Ee u. Boston, /. Blue, Il. Wilkinson, aid
jesse CHM. Mr.. Alexander Moore wa tire
mar az. The knights were a3 f9llcw.: JOIN
IeV.-, Eu- sht Of -UC Wilderness: Isaac Ne.y-on
NaSsze husett-: ca aries Newton Vermont. pee
Garter, Maryland; John Moore, Washington;
Henry Nay. Virgins; JAS. LOmax. the West;
Note >nowGen Georsetow Noble j anes. In
diana ISAIAH Brooks, Red Gross; Jas. KEYS.
silver Star. John Logan and A. Queen we're
also in the list, but did not tilt, the former be-
cause be was run over by one o. the horses snd
slightly injured. Mr.. TalsferrO aiiressei :he
knights on being marshalIed before the stand
ard the ground being laid of for ride OF 100
yards, 10 be made in 10 seconds, and the ring
set. The riding commenced.
On the tr-t =" tiit" OF three rides. John Moore
Washington and James Keys (Silyer STAR
each bore OF the ring twice, and Isaac Newr0n,
lNassachusetts,) Peter Carter, maryland, }
Henry May, (NiTginia.) James LOmax WEST
and L. Brooks (Red Cross each took the ring
once The others made a round %, each miss
lBg al. MeSsTs. Moore and Keys being tied
tined again. and the former took the ring twice
out OF Three times and the latter once. Moore
was declared tie victor aud Keys entitled 20 the
second Prize. The riding generally was good
but the knights we're not ss proficient in striking
the ring a. IL sitting their horses.
AZ tie levee in the evening Miss Josephine
Grim was crowned as Queen OF Love AMI
Beauty, AID The prizes were awarded. Music,
eOnVvrsat!on and dancing followed until a late
hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
The New state Department Rui,ainr.

Tie work upon the rev STATE Department
huiicirg : progressing rapidly, as noticed in
TEE STAR 4 few days since, and il l. expected
% AZ al CT the Lrst story and large part OF the
secCId viii he finished before the end OF the
year. AL o. the stone Tor the first story a rrIt
an tauch " = is here, ready to be put in place
and hat Tor the second story il now being cut
only teW blocks OF granite are % be mt in
place upCn the basement story, and the work
then WI e commenced upon the principal
story. Tie supervising architect expects 20 es.
the Y SO'e OF the exterior OF that wing 6nishei
and me root OF I : the IN of July next an the
entire wig complete aud ready for Occupancy
early In iss4. The foundations for the east wing
are row beng laid, AMI this portion will BE-
completed as SOOn s. possible after the south
wiDS. The War Department or possibly both
the Nar and Navy Departments, viii then be
located IA the east wing, and the buildings now
occurred by those departments be torn down
preparatory TO erecting the north and west
wings Ct the new building. Should Congress
make the necessary appropriations fast as
neeGt q, X - contemplated to have the entire
building complete and ready for occupancy by
the State, War, and Navy Departments in about
fOEr years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
District of Columbia Real Estate to be Sold FOR Taxes.
OFFICE coIIEeTon OF TAxEs FOR TIE DIsEsOr OF

OFFICE COLLECTION OF TAXES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. CoLUNBIA BUuDtNs, a SrRSEr N.W..f
wAsaISsToS, SEPTEMBER rs.
Commencing on MONDAY, 18th of October
Columbia viii pc sold,
Auction to the highest bidder 81 "a DELEGATES
Pennsylvania
west in the City Of Washington satisfy
ba
late Corporations Washington
hereinafter stated, previously the
Collector of Taxes
Sale O'Clock and
til completed.
TERMS Of
purchase money required at M OF sale.
WILLIAM. H SLATER,
Collector Of District
Of Washington Gsorge,orn ani bs Lsry Court
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE.
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CITY TIE M S.

VEsTINGs-Sllk, cashmere, velvet, plush. & .,
III full assortment, at low prices New STYLES
now being displayed, GEO. g. HRNNING,
No. 4t0 It'll stree; y. W,
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in first-class manner,
site Patent Oi,ice. The Professor will give You
satisfaction without fail. 92f3:
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RELIEF FoR THE FRET-Fse, 81 per Tlsit.-
CorTs extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails, Sc. relieved and cured, st DIR. Whites,
10. 535 18th street, opposite q. ). Treasury.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NsaiusSInenGs, &c. Tonight
letr q g. ~0 - 1t
Ihss'sF Cogslss --Burles1ue, songs, dancss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

~ the second registration in the til district,
to-day, SIS voters were registeTed-f7i white
and 2Ul coiored; making the total registration in
that district, 9lS-251 white ana G2l colcred.
933-3i9 white and 55i colOred. The present
registration Is - less than last fall the whites
having fallen of -, and the col2red increased
26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
Proceedings OF the Board of Public
works To day

The contract oil Richard RotdwelI for sewer
ing Ctk street esst, &c, was extended so As to
include the laying CT a Finch pipe sewer on the
west side OF 9TH street, from East Ca pitol to A
street south, and 15-inch pipe sewer on TIRE
east side from A 10 street south.
Mr.. Adolf CiuSs, Inspector OF buildings, waS
authorized To purchase 200 lineal feet OF wire
fencing OF the X street pattern, and - add
tioual gates fer the completion of the new i'm
movement Of + street, between 9th and Is, n
streets northwest. IL is the intention OF tie
hoard 20 finish the eastern section Of this street
from och street 20 Scott square, with a uniform
style OF parking and fencing.
hessrs. DeGolyer < McClelland, contractors
fer paving Pennsylvania avenue east, have been
directed to pave 9Th street east, from Pennsyl-
vars avenue 20 the Nsyy.yard gate, with
wooden pavement.
TEE FUNERAL OF the late Dr.. Crogyon took
place uon kyland Chapel yesterday afternoon,
and was very largely attended. The following
organ cations were present at the church with
DOnch's band, but in consequence OF the heavy
rain. they did not 20 TO the cemetery: Dawson
Lodge OF MasOns, Wzshin gton Commandery OF
Knights Tenplar, Columbia Lodge OF ODD Fell
lows, Medical Society OF the District, and the
aiunni OF the medical department Of George
town College. The religious services we're con
cucteG by Rev. >. Shannon, after which the
services CT the different orders took place, AMI
he oc,ly was removed - the hearss, sai fol-
lowed IS the family, vas taken to he Congress
s.on2l cemetery.