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FURNACES and LatrObes put in good order
short notice by Edward Caverly & Co. +

ANNIVERSARY OF THE WASHINGTON LIGHT
INFANTRY-Intercsting Observation-Disclosures
was the 46th anniversary Of the Washington
Light Infantry, and 1t was observed by dress
drill In the armOry In the evening, and there
were about 200 citizens present, among them
DR.. John b. Blake, the first captain of the com
pany In 1886, and DR.. Jos. Burroughs, the sur
geOn at that time. Shortly after o'clock the
company gave an exhibition drill, going throu yh
applause followed many OF their movements
Before the ranks were broken, some thirty cit
liens, headed by Mr.. John T. Given, marched
out On the floor and confronted the CORDS tenn
porar1ly in command OF Lieut.. Burton Ross and
Mr.. Given, as the representative OF many citi-
1ZeDs, addressed Lieut.. Burton Ross In COM
mand. He referred to the early history of the
corps, traced 1t down to the present time, as.
sured them OF the confidence, support and es-
TEEN OF the citizens, and asked them to accept
tne picture, (Which was then unveled) as
substantial proof OF that fact. The Company
applauded loud and long when the face OF Col
moore looked out from the frame toward them
Lieut.. Ross accepted the gift for the company
In neat speech, and assured the citizens that
IT would be highly priced, and he hoped that
the day was very far distant when the sue
should be chosen. Col. Moore was called on
and briefly returned his sincere thanks for the
honor that had been conferred upon him, and
trusted that he and the company might ever
enjoy the esteem OF the community. The por-
trait Is crayon, three-quarter sized, 53x35
lnches, designed and executed by McAllister.
Col: Moore Is In full dress uniform, with the
snake snake removed: 1t is encased in handsome,
heaVy gut frame, surmounted by the coat of
al ms OF the United States with scroll beneath
bearing the words Washington Light Infantry
Cops
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FhsT ANNUAL EAIn
AIT LOAN AZ RRxHrnrrrou.
POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS AssoCIATIo

The Potomac Fruit Growers have the pleasure of
announcing that their frsS Annual FAIR and Ar
Loan Exhibition viii be held q Masonic Temple, In
26tn Gays o. September, 1879 from Am. 90 10 o.
Ananeemenk have BEEN perfected for the most
compose end extensive display of fruits and flowers
ever exhibited IN the District
THE DEPARTMENT OF FRUITS WIN eubraoe
rare SPECIMENS Of all varieties, Including fresh
fruits, dried. canned, preserved. 3elted picked.
&C. from home and abroad.
THE DEPARTMENT OF FLOWERS VII include
towering and ornamental plants. cut flowers native
nower grasses, ferns, leaves, &C. green and dried.
IRON me nelde and wood. In their native varieties
THE DEPSRTMENTs OF LADIES Fancy and
Ornamental Work, Of The Fine Arts. Of 6ciencs, Of
Relics and Ourioeities. Of Mechanics and Invention
VIII each be extensive and perfect In itself embrsO.
ing the multiplicity Of articles and things sppropr-
ate TO each, respectively
THE LOAN DEPARTMENT WIN embrace an arfi.
ces loaned fo- exhibition and not entered for pre-
mum, and VIII be an important feature Of the Fair
cordial invitation for Contributions to each de-
pertnent u extended to all We want 10 make them
q great interest Assurances Of grand dispiay are
Art cuiioetfee &c, for the loan feature TO superin.
tendent. ll26 18th st ", where premium lists.
rules, &C VIII be furniak ed Literary exerctsee and
6pm. Single tickets Is cents or six for el.OO ANY
ore can Join sssociaton for 81 90. which VIII giya
admission and benefits Ct al hours
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GEORGETOWN.

MYsIEEIous DEArH.-About ESQ O'Clock yes
ternoon, VIM. Bailey, colored, while driving on
water street, Georgetown, fell from his dray
ara oled 10 few minutes. DR.. Armistead Pc
tiers was summoned and examined the BODY.
but gave no opinion az TO the cause OF his death
No marks were visible on the body, except q
slight wound on the left arm. He was REMOVED
70 MS nome, on Montgomery street, between
Beall and West streets, and the coroner noti-
ned ne ~! About O'Clock yesterday afternoon DR.
Hartlgan made an autopsy on the body. and
found that he died from pericarditis, caused by
rheumatism.
No. F1RENKN wish to return thanks to
MessIs. Hamilton, Anderson, Yost, Whitelaw,
Laughlan and other citizens OF Georgetown, fol
the handsome floral presentation for the engine
in the parade yesterday.
.PBRsONAL.-Mr. j. A. JefYerds, in charge OF
the Georgetown post Office, returned from
the Warm Springs, OF Tennessee, last night
much improved in health.
k-STREET BRIDGB.-A plank is OF the foot
way OF K street bridge and should be replaced
at once.
THE GRAIN MARKET.-An the wheat which
was WITHDRAWN from the market on change
yesterday was subsequently sold at private
prices but we are Informed. at considerable
advance upon all sales made at this market fol-
some time past.
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ECZEMA OF THE HANDS
Cured. Interesting Letter from n wei
known Attorney.

EDIToR NEW ORLEANS P1cAYUNE: Sir,-Since
the fall of 1867, up to the last three weeks have
been troubled with an eruption Of the akin, which
the doctors call by various names, but which is
generally known by the name of Eczema or Salt
Rheum. The principal place Of attack WAS my
bands. which at times especially during the winter
tine, were very sore.
At times the disease threatened to spread from my
hands and enyelop my whole body Doctors have
this city, with no more SUCCESS than temporary re
lief After considerable expense, and much pain
would as the saying goes, have to grin and bear
About four weeks ago read In the Picayune the
advertisement Of Out1cura, for sele by our we'll
known druggist, Mr.. LYONS. and resolved to try it.
purchased fifty cent box, and before 1t was hall
used the disease had com pletey disappeared, and
IL 3! certain that mine II q permanent cure.
My object IN sending you this letter is to make
known to other sufferers the value of CUTICURA,
and thus benefit, If ever 80 little, suffering hu-
monlty. Yours truly, p p. CARROLL,
49, Attorney and Counsellor at Lar
% CAMP sT., NEW ORLEANS. Dec rs, 1878.
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SALT RHEUM ON BODY
And Limbs. Obliged to 60 About on
Clutches. A Wonderful Cure.

g.. Hessrs WEEKS POTTER: Gentlemen,-Inj justice
10 those who may suffer as have suffered, aud as
grateful ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the cure have r.
ce1yed from the use Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
voluntarily make the following statement
1 have bad Salt Rheum on my body and on one
Lev IN very aggravated form for eight years No
kind Of treatnt mt, or medicine or doctors durin2
TINS TIME, did ne any permanent good. My friends
In Maiden and elsewhere know that have be- n
great sufferer, and that my condition at times as
been such as TO make me despair Of ever being able
to find cure, or even relief. In fact, when begaY
the use Of CUTICURA. my limb was so raw ant
tender that could not bear my weight on it with
o1t the skin cracking and bleeding and was obli1e
to go about on crntches I commenced to use the
CUTICURA in April. and at once realized its benz
fetal effects It gradually drew the Inflammation
and humor TO the surface and, fast appeared
healed it. At times large Quantities would come to
tee surface, causing burning he1t, Inflammation
swelling, and itching. which, under the constant
use OF OUI1cURA. would rapidly subside and heal
Each time these outbreaks grew less and less severe
and finally disappeared. leaving me perfectly cured
1 used the CUTICURA five months and took the Rs
SOLVENT most Of the time. which we're the only
remedies I used. think the REsoLvENT a veg
strengthening and purifying medicine to take j..
such extreme cases ss mine because the disease =
so Weakening to the system.
Very gracefully yours,
MRS ASA R. BROWN.
MAIDEN. MASS, Oct. 18. 1878.
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THE COURTS.


EQUITY COURT~Jtdge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Coyle agt Davis; hearing resumed.
POWER agt. Burke; leave to flle amended blu.
ag sale eo1m os nre n
ses given to receiver. Kendall ayt. OLeary;
w. s: Perry substituted. Reardon agt. Carroll
Building Association; sale ratified nisi: Bayne
ag1 McBlair; restraining order granted. Estate
OF Theodore Meyer; James L. Barber appointed
committee on bond OF $4,000.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
a. Estate OF Seth Hyatt: petition for probate
OF John w. johnson; appointed administrator:
bond OF 81 600. Estate OF Francis Mohun; petit
ton OF F. B. Mohun for probate Of will and let
Issued. win Of Emily Myers filed for probate.
Estate OF Hamilton Maxwell; letters issued =
SarahS, Maxwell as administrative; bond 50 900.
guardianship OF orphans OF John A. Roche;
Hugo Hilebrandt was appointed guardian to
Sallie w. Greene; bond $1,000.
POLICE COURT-Judoe Smell.
Io,day, Chas. Golden, Michael Murray, Peter
sample inhnonn, ya,grancy. G. T: bearing and W.
onal recogniza1ce. Daniel Whalep, profanity:
5 or days. John Kent, alias Chas. johnson
concealed weapon, "a razor) $50 or 60 days.
Burrell, unlicensed bar; 500 or 80 days. Charles
Reed was charged with assaulting Anna Smith,
and plead guilty, and having Plead guilty in
TWO other ,d cases, lassaulting Officer Jackson
six months. John A. Lmarck, violating build
ing regulations; continued. j. w. Clark, lar
ceny of soda watar receiver; continued. Sarah
Bell, assault on Mary Locker; 81. Georgia ma
Wills, larceny OF diamond ring and bracelets
from Mrs DR.: burlington, plead guilty; jail for
months. Chas. Reed, assault on Anna Smith;
two months in jail, in addition two months in
two other cases heard yesterday-six months
IN an. John Kent, larceny Of sack of flour;
60 days in Jail. Nellie Crowley, assault on Can,
1tola Meddour; IS or 10 days. James Hyde,
assault on w. II. Purdy; S or 10 days. Edward
Weldon, swearing; S. or 10 days.
eE-G. w. Curtis should have entered the re-
publican convention with a shot. gun over bis
shoulder, and then he would have conquered
COMBINE. Detroit Free Press
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RINGS, gold filled and gold, at Pr1ggs
MISS EVA MISS viii sing at Thorne's garden
on Monday evening

On TO RICHMOND.-The Departmental Half
Dozen, who have had such signal success In
their excursions this summer, are about to give
one to Richmond and return, passing through
giving fine view OF the York River by day.
light, and five hours OF the different places of
interest In the getty Of Seven Hills" The re
Turn Trip takes In Yorktown, which is rich In
late wars. The Notifications and the water
batteries, and the cave In which Lord Corn
wallis signed the articles OF capitulation with
positively limited to 800, and, according to the
advertisement In another column, all VINO wish
to go must apply early. A printed ''sketch'' OF
will be furnish, % each excursionist by which
he Will be Informed OF the incidents pertaining
to the respective localities on the route, and
thus enjoy superadded historic interest for
there is not foot OF ground between Washing
ton and Richmond that Is not memorable. See
the adyt. for full details.
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FoRDs OPERA Housz.-To-night will be the
last Of "The Little Duke" Washington has
n the Sess se NsRs WEE
be presented. 1t is announced that the pre-
sentation will be with especial excellence In
every detail"
NATIONAL THRArKR,-Hermann will close his
weeks engagement at the National with an en-
tire1y new programme. He has had very sue
cessful week. The latest London success,
Queens Evidence" Will be given next week
with q powerful combination. The feature OF
Hermann's performance last night was the
great cannon act. Mile Adde was converted
cannon, which was placed In one Of the upper
private boxes and fired up In the air and landed
safely in a net. 1t Is truly wonderful feat,
an Ty m4 H1s Oe seen 70 De appreciated:
people were present at Coup's show last night
Every seat under the great stretch OF canvass
was occupied, and small boys and young men
the ring. The very best class of people were
In the audience. The programme was a re-
markaDle one. 1t contains more new acts than
any show that ever visited Washington. The
best part of circus is always the trained ami
mails. The horses and dogs that played their
several parts In the arena last night are more
perfectly educated than any that can be seen
elsewhere. The BrOnchO horSes-all beautiful
animals-are as well drilled as any squad Of
soldiers The menagerie and collection of Gu
riOsltles are very complete and embrace much
That is entirely new. The policing OF the show
FOUND no place under the canvass: but many
spectators having purchased before coming in,
that lnseparabe adjunct to every circus-the
peanut-Was not missing. The last performance
Will De gwen this evening, commencing at 1880
PROF. lMMICH's SOIREEs.-PrOf. Immtch an-
nounceS the first OF bis semi-weekly soiree dan
SanteS for Tuesday evening next at Tallmadge
Hall. Dancing from to 1920.
THEATER COMIQUE.-Prel'minary to a change
OF programme next week the COmiUue will give
It's usual extra Saturday night entertainment.
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COLLINS,
Voltaic Electric Plasters,

Placed the center Of the nervous forces the pit
Of the stomach, they stimulate the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, erfect Digestion, cure Dyspepsia,
Bilious Colo. Cramps and aims, and prevent Ague
and Mslarial iseases. For Weak an d Sore Lungs,
Palpitation OF the Heart, Painful Kid eys, Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, and Sciatica, they are tho best
remedy In the world. etet the genu
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish to call attention to A. Ftscher's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he is enabled
to 40 his work In manner not to be equalled
Dy tnose not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
enectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed !!
through skillful pressing and fennishing all
garments Will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to the work done, and
suiting dull times
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Brainard H. Warner and Chas. E. Prentiss,
trustees, to Geo. w. Brown, part OF tract of
land On eth st. road, "Girl's Portion" 81 900.
Thos. E. Waggaman and John W. Pllling to
Robbins TO David A. Ritter, lot ~, SUBJ OF so.
1871; 1920. VIM. j. Lenoir TO Mary T.. Murphy,
lot &c, SO. 545; 5000. Commissioners +. 5. u T.
Co. TO g. w. Clark lots IS: 80. 40 and Al, 81. 1872;
S2,565. E. X. Haight to l.. G. Jones, part 163,
Mount Pleasant; 8. M. NJ. Douglass to Mary
Brent lot 20, so. $40; s35. Mary Brent to W. H..
Main, lot 26, so. $40; $50. j. s. Edwards to VIM.
Jones. lot 8, so south 1871; s. ID McCathran
10 l.. a WOOD, part is, So. $40; $3.50. John Sher-
aaah 10 q: II. hopkins, parts CT and g. square
sol: $3.50. A. r Pardon to d. B. Bremen, LOIS
aid CO, So 194; $1,000.
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THE ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION SHOOTING CAsE.-
On Tuesday last, a colOred man named Charles
TflmaD, alias Williams at Irving Park near
Annapolis Junction, about 20 miles out on the
washington Branch OF the b. and o. railroad
Wes shot In the dancing Pavilion, one bali
taking effect In his mouth and the other In the
shoulder, and he at once came into the city,
when DIR. MarStellar extracted the bullets His
sister, Hannah Jackson, yesterday procured a
wan rant from Justice Richards, charging Alfred
Jones, alias William, alias .sCootSn With the
shooting, and Oficer Burns last night arrested
him at AZ street and Virginia avenue. He did
not deny the shooting, but stated to the officer
that ne had dispute With Tfllman while set
was being formed, and Ttllman shot him, the
pan cutting his finger, when he fired In self
defence. This morning he was brought up to
the Police Court, and he was discharged on the
ground that the offence was committed In
Maryland, and "Coots walked out free man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

INDIGNANT CREDITORS AFTER A MERCHANT
few week ago W. E. ID. Franks opened gro
eery In the Cercoran building, and 1t Is stated
that ne laid In 5000 stock on 80 days credit
out before the time expired the name of L. +.
DAY evening CardoZa & Gilliams, Of Baltimore,
sued out writ OF replev1n-DOrn having put
IN cla'm that the stock had been assigned TO
htm-and nearly the whole stock was removed
on this writ. Subsequently other creditorsput I'm
claims, and nearly all the parties having OBJ
tanned writs found their goods Intact in most
fr StanceS
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Picnics. Excursions. &c.

The several lodges of G. q. o. o. F. OF George
town: D. c.. win start on an excursion to
1879, at 10 Q. m. from Baltimore and Ohio depot,
returning the 18th.
The Jane Moseley will leave at $50 to-mor-
affair will be under the auspices OF the Wash
1ngtOn and Baltimore Excursion Company. The
Mos eley will go rain or shine
kead the advertisement OF the excursion to
Richmond by the Department Half Dozen, leav-
Ing next Wednesday.
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~ Twenty-One new cases and eleven deaths
from yellow fever occurred at Memphis yester.
day. The colored preachers aid association
appeal for aid. Five new cases are reported q,
Morgan City, La, and two in New Orleans.
~ Gov. Mcclellan was taken suddenly II,
Thursday at his residence, In West Orange, n
D., but yesterday was better, though still con.
lined to bis bed. Three physicians are attend
ing him.
~ Many Nelly G. was written for Mrs. Sar.
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
Potter. Chemists and Druggists, Boston and sold
py ~ .Drngsists Price OF CUTIcURA small boxes.
times the quantity Of small. 81 REsoLvENT. III par
bottle. OUTICURA SOAP, Is cents per cake: bv
mail, 30 cents three cakes, Is cents ~
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CUTICURA
REMEDIES.

The success attending the use Of these great rem
edies in the treatment of affections of the Skin aud
Scalp with Loss of Hair is astonishing. From every
F-rt OF the country come the most grateful e.
acknowledgements Of what might be called miracu-
lous cures. Messrr Weeks Il Potter extend the'r
THANKS to all who have spoken good word for
OI r1CURA. CUTICURA SOAP and CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, and will thankfully receive reports OF
rev cases wherever they occur.
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Never Felt Rett,

NOTHING PURIFIEs and enriches the blood and
destroys all poisons in the system like Hop
Bitte7s.
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M. WILLIAM announces the first opening this
season Tor MOI day Sept. 18th. His selections
are exceedingly attractive and include all the
Deautlful novelties that have been produced In
OF many OF his pattern bOnnets, fine millinery
fabrics and dress trimmings have never before
been eQualled. Owing TO the late arrival of
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I Never Felt Better.
SUCH Is the verdict after taking a dose of
Q'tark's Irish Tea. Sold in packages at Is cts.
A SURE THING; 1t never fails; cure yourself
for 81. Prof. Chapin's Buch.-poibo-a quick
complete cure fer all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases in male or female 81, at
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.,
avenue. s1 eo1V
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-Mr. Reverdy j. Danger
field has been appointed by the directors of the
Agricultural and Industrial Association, Chief
MAJ shall of the coming fair, with power to ap-
point his aids, and he has accepted the appoint
ment. The mayor has ordered that all
oysters received whether by steamer or sailing
vessels, shall be measured by the Oysters In
sIector, as required by law. The mayor has
also ordered that nuisance near the corner of
King and Columbus streets, caused by colored
dance house there, be abated. ....Mr. D. G..
Watkins, Of the Old Dominion Mills, yesterday
killed snake me assuring five feet, with Wen
defined horn growing from its tail.
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allow EXCLUSIVELY WHITE YOUR HANDS ARR.
Georgia" my dear Carrie, always use j, C:
e. Aktnson's Almond Meal after sewing or ex-
posure to the SUM-"
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS 1frs. Wins-
totos Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t coTects acfdity OF the stomach, relieves
WIND colo, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
Ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem
edy: ~ Hutaa bottle
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DETECTIVE GILKIsON, of Mansfield, Ohio, and
Detective Hall, OF Cincinnati arrested two no
toIiOus characters from Iowa last night,
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CITY ITEMS.

Took Dose Of Quirk's Irish Tea
And now feel better than ever was so bill
ious 1t cured me. We hear this every day.
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THE TAR BOILING NUISANCES.-There Is pend
!ng ~ tne Police Court an Information again Z
BaloW'n Co. for maintaining nuisance and
thlS case mas been continued from time to time
!n tne expectation that It would be removed IL
the meantime the health officer DR. Town
snebo, Is taxing action In the matter, as Will be
seen py the following notices sent TO W. r.
DAVIS, l9th ana u; Crawford & Hoffman I1th
and b; and w. G. Murdoch 14tf and n sfreets.
IneIe is a nuisance on your premises, corner
Iotn ana streets NV, consisting OF offensive
SooIs aIu noAIous gases generated In the heat
ing or boiling OF asphalt which has become
onensiVe and injurious 10 health You are
hereby required 10 cause the said nuisance to
De aDateo Dy disseminating the business at the
point named, or cons rucring anTaratus which
snail enectualiJ condenSe and destroy the doors
complained or, within ten days from this date
Otberwise you VIII be proceeded against agree
able TO law and The bealth ordinances In such
case made and provided -
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HANDSOME PARLOR CRATES and drop lights
also student lamps, at Edward Caverly & Co.'S.

THE FIRST WASHINGTON BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
closed itsseSs1on of four days last night Among
other resolutions OF sympathy for the yellow
fever sufferers and the emigration movement,
one was passed endorsing the founding of the
R. s. Laws seminary in South Washington for
educational advantages of the cOlored people
The statistical reports showed 4.5O3 OF mem
bership.
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BLUE POINTS, the first OF the season, received
oday at the MASON D'Oree, adjoining Willards
hotel. only twenty-five cents dozen,
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THE SPRAGUE-CONKLING AFFAIR.-Authentic
portraits OF Mrs. Sprague, Ex-Governor Sprague,
Senator Conkl1ng, with view of CanOpchet, In
to days National Police Gazette, with latest de-
velopments, for sale by all newsdealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-13

PORTABLE and brick set furnaces In wrought
or cast iron, fully warranted, at Edward Caver-
ly Il Cos.
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SKE ADVERTISEMENT gas stock.

CARPETS Largest assortment. latest designs.
Bottom pr es. TOwsoN's, Pa. ave., south side,
lear 9Th.
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REyIEw.-The colored man Chas. Williams,
alias Tiliman, from whose jaw and shoulder
DIR. Marstellar extracted two balls on Tuesd ~
was not shot at the Van Ness place, as stated
but at picnic on one of the railroads.
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LADIES, gents and chlldren's underwear 25.
81, 80, 62. Is, etc. T0wsoN's, Pa. ave., south
side, near It'll. +