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cHVERBERG,

S1LVERBERG,
y 312 7TH STREET,
Offers the following new and unique goods in addi
ton to those advertised last week. They all possess
sufficient merit both in quality and price to deserve
at least passing examination. Japanese Cabinets
from 81 to 50; Japanese Boxes from SOC. up; ia
Ranese Trays from 25c., Soc, 81; Japanese Gard
Receivers from 25c., Soc, 81; Japanese Brackets,
75c., 81; Japanese Screen Pictures, Soc, 81 ia
panese Cups and Saucers, Soc, 81 Japanese Tea
pots, Plates, Fancy Boxes; Vases and Bouquet
Holders. Soc. 81; Work Baskets, 25, So 81; Infant
Baskets, large size, 81; Photos Of statuary large,
Teapots. Cuspadores, &c, from 25c to 81; Antique
Bronze Stafuary at 81; Iredescent Inkstand and
Paper Weights at Soc. q, are worth double our
Hair. Brushes, the best that are made, So - 81;
another lot of those Vases from 125c. uPi fresh
So; Walnut Brackets, though the demand is large
we still have in full supply in all styles and sizes at
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
oct2O S1S 7tb st., near Pa. ave.
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EVERY BRAND Of the best oysters of the north
ern and southern waters are TO be found at Har-
vey and Holden's, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-30

If SUCCESS be the true test OF merit 1t is GER
tainly a settled fact that "B,'o,rH's Bronchial
Tf'oches have no equal for the prompt relief OF
Coughs, Colds and Throat troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-30

AN ALLEGED MURDERER Decentralization
W. Thomas, indicted In Putnam co., Tenn, for
the murder OF man named Malone, during the
war, established in the u. s. court at Nashville
yesterday, the fact that he was In the federal
knew nothing of it, and that Malone was killed
under an order to eXterminate bushwhackers.
Thomas was discharged.
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SEE ADV. R. X. stock for sale.

VAGARIEs OF AN INSANE LAwYER-A tele-
gram fIom Austin, Texas, Oct 20, says: Colonel
j. A. williamson an attorney OF some promi-
iry enanels to decide that auest Sane Ny w
signs of insanity had been noticed previous to
Saturday, when he advertised that he would ad-
dress the people of Austin on the wickedness of
this city. On Sunday he went to church and in
sisted on marrying lady, well known here,
without personally getting her consent. VIII
hanson insisted that the spirits had presented
Williamson was locked up. No cause can be as
signed for his mind giving way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-30

THE SEvEREsT STORM ever known at this
time OF the year occurred on Mount Washington
N. H.; yesterday. The wind at 10 am. ATTAINED
a velocity of 1872 miles an hour, accompanied by
snow, which has been falling for twenty -four
hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-30

SUICIDED.-Dr. F. Geisler, of Hoboken, who
recently gained notortety on account of his wife
having commenced proceedings for divorce, died
Tuesday morning from the effects of poison
which he had taken with suicidal intent,
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.A5nHsenlents. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The houses continue to
be large at the National, and the FlorenceS are
doing their best. The week will undoubtedly be
very successful one. The Mighty Dollar has
not lost its attractive power.
FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE.-GuS Williams had a
fair audience at the Opera House last night, but
the theater should be crowded. "Our Germs. a
Senator" is one of the best things we have had
here this season. The play has a ludicrouS plot,
all runs Gus Williams humOr in his happy char
acter OF the German American citizen. He is
ably supported except in one or two minor parts
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The Brunette MinStrelS,
with the rest Of the attractions at the COmique,
draw crowded houses every night. The COmique
is pleasant place to spend an evening,
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KILLED BY A SOMERsAULr.-In Athens, Ga,
age, was playing one day last week, and in at
tempting to turn SomerSault, he fell and struck
his head, producing confusion Of the brain, from
which he died last Friday.
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THE COLD SNAP AND THE WHEAT FLY.-The
recent suCden cold snap has proved of inestima-
bic benefit to the farmers in stopping the raw
ages of tie fly in the wheat. 1t Is estimated
that fully One-siXth of the wheat sown in De
catur couI ty will have to be resown solely on
account of This tnSect.-[Llldin1ln SDecidL
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cD-The marriage notice Of j. 8. Hahn, in the
Ogden, Kansas, newspapers, was printed In the
same column with that OF his death. Miss
Harris, learning that he was dying there,
FASTENED from Kansas City to become his wife.
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CITY ITEMS.

A Verdict from the Drug Trade.
otdrk's Irish Tea Is a wonderful preparation
In all cases OF Biliousness, Headache and Liver
COMPLAINT,
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n s. O'HARE e. SON,
FINE GROCERS,
1913 Seventh Street N0rth,cest,
BETWEEN NJ AND N,
Beg leave to announce that they have opened
BRANCH STORE,
Corner Of Fourth and H SITS. Northwest,
in order to increased trade
in that section, where they will sell at the same
Low PRICES
that have been the establishment of the community.
WE HAVE
TONS OF COFFEES
of every description on hand, and an
IMMENSE STOCK OF TEAS,
some of which the finest that have been imported
this season. We have perhaps the largest stock of
TEAS AND COFFEES
in the city, and they bought before the late
rise in prices, we have advantage those deal
ers who are compelled to buy in small quantities and
at advanced prices.
SOMETHING NEW.
Fresh Beef (full weight, 2 lib. cans. $50
10 lbs. Best New Buckwheat .35c
aps psee DutteI.. 81 ~
tancy syrup, per gal. .6Oc
c. s. O'HARE e. SON,
1913 It'll st. NV. and corner 4th and H NV.
oct28-3t
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SUICIDE OF AN EDITOR.-W. Fl. Henderson,
commercial editor of the San Francisco ChrOni-
Gle, shot himself twice in the head yesterday, in
the Arion saloon, on Kearney street. He died
last evening.
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Mr. JoHNC. HARDNESS has been member of
Mckendree Church and superintendent of the
Sunday school since its organization, in the car
penter shop OF MI. j. T. Walker on sth street,
above X, in 1874: and Tuesday last being his 18th
birthday number OF his friends arranged to
surprise him. Accordingly, Immediately after
the revival services at the church, Tuesday eve
ming, large number OF members of the cOngre-
CATION proceeded to his residence and, after con-
gratuladng him on the event, Mr.. B. A. Fuller
in behalf of his friends In neat speech. pre-
Sented him with silver combination of napkin
ring, pepper box, salt cellar and butter dish on
wheels. Mr.. Hardness made fitting response
after which the company invited Mr.. Hardness
and lady to the basement where a committee
had set out the tables laden with all manner Of
refreshments
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HON, /. n. MORRIS, ex-member of Congress. a
resident Of Quincy, ILL.,, died yesterday morning
at the age OF 81. His health has been falling for
some time He was in the 35th and Both Con-
crosses He was a commissioner for the Pacific
r. r. In 1869
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A RECEPTION was given in Boston last night
to the Ponca chief, Standing Bear, who made
speech through Bright Eyes, his interpreter
detailing the WRONGS his tribe had suffered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-30

ELECTIoNE OF OFFICERS-Washington Temple
of Honor last night elected officers as followS:-
K. d. Easton, Wet; Charles Stratton, w. R.;
1. B. Dickinson W.F.R.; VIM. III. Tenley, jr., w.
Treasurer d. NJ. Young, WI; Charles Bennett,
WIG.
the following officers: p. r. Daily, Wet; A.
X. Cox. WIT: J. n. Lewis, P.W.C.T.; Annie
Platt, VIC; ID. =. Holloway, IVES; G. B. New
ton, W. X. s.; G. b. Council, W.D.M.; delegates
to Grand Lodge, p r. Daily, ]. b. Slime and NJ.
A, Thomson,
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HALF PECK fine Steamed oysters Is cents; one
dozen large fried, in box, % cts. A first-class
Dinner 25 cents, at the Chesapeake House, 92S
and $50 Pa avenue. 6
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PURE WOOL CAsHMEREs, Csc, Carriers, Market
Space. 5
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JAMES REDPATH arrived at San Francisco yes
day, on the steamer COlima, from Panama, and
is stopping at the Palace Hotel. His account Of
the circumstances attendant upon his leaving
New York are similar 10 those published.
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The Policeman and the Thief.

TRYING TO INTRODUCE NEW YORK CUSTOMS IN
WASHINGTON.
A few days since a noted barglar and thief
arrived here from New York, and at once pro-
ceeded 10 an official connected with the Metro
politan Police, and made proposition, request
ing to be permitted to work here during the
fair ;Ceficer-"Wha do you want to 6e?"
Thief want to look the city over, and at
tend the fair, and will make 1t all right"
Onicer-" How would that benefit me?n Thief
an fix that; leave that tn me-" Officer" How
much would you pay for such privifege?
Thief per cenage-nOt less than 81 900 or
81 800 to you, and like amouts to fly officers in
the way" Ofticer-" Now, the quicker you
make tracks out OF this city the better 1t viii be
for you; not If you could lay down million OF
dollars would you get consent to rob the citi-
Zens or residents here. You assume the air OF a
man In n legitimate business transaction. Such
cheek never Saw.before." Thief That Is the
way of you Washington police-there is not
another police department in the country the
officers of which would refuse me such an Offer"
Onicer--I don't believe it." Thief. i tell you
1t is so, and this explains why fly officers in
almost every other city live well, and have rows
of houses, while here they cannot even dress
well, but always look shabby" Offcer-" Well
Wen manage to paddle our own canoe without
such as you-and we propose to keep such as
you outSide-So Wen end this talk. and you
have the benefit of the hint long enough to take
the next train
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LOOK OUT FOR COLDER WEATHER.-The bulletin
from the Signal Service bureau giving the state
of the weather throughout the country at 7:35
in the mercury at the stations In the far north
west, varying points to 20 degrees in the preced-
ing twenty-four hours
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THE HABEAs CORPUS CASE OF LIEUT.. ]. P. WAL
KER, Sd cavalry, U, s. A., alleged to be illegally
held in the insane asylum, was before Judge
James in chambers again yesterday afternoon
on habeas corpus. In consequence of the pres
sure upon the judges time and inability to hear
the testimony at present, an adjournment was
taken Indefinitely.
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" nat so mas done IN Wall street by IeR1tlmate
Stock Speculations. Pamphlet explaining every
thing sent free SIMPSON & Co., 40 Exchange
Place, New York. O,2S,T;
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THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE LESSON COMMITTEE
at Wizards yesterday discussed the programme
for the lessons for 1881, and 1t was decided that
the first six months OF 1881 should be devoted to
the study OF the gospel of St Luke and the lat
ter half of the year to the books of Exodus,
LeviticuS. Numbers and Deuteronomy. The de-
cision will be forwarded to the London commit
tee for approval.
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IN THE SUPREME GO, COURT Of THE DISTRICT

i OF COLUMBIA. 11 ''-
ELLEN GFg an fg GGS VS. az R HS1ss OF
g T N aa1 Deceased ct al, Defendants, in
The object of this suit is to procure sale of real
m ina r menfned in the City Of Wash
Afak late Of said city and District, died. seized
Eoss " s to Pay debts and also to pay ex;
fnd States thaa SoS
Dublin, ireland and emisrated to the United States
aS the aa a That Tas une of
Plainant and John Frazier were married, and
Fiat born died Of on said list Ma
IL SD c sS sized and Of real
and II. in square l27 and improvements, leaving
as his only heir at law said complainant as his
said John Frazier had sister and brother whose
names are unknown to complainant and at the
States his father, mother and sister were deadthe
latter diving unmarried and without issue; that his
his locality is unknown to her, nor does she know,
%her be Ths anT Fl sbS and
pd Rno e Amy he eAoeP she does
in the e b that MaS
debtedness, and Kept said improvements s in re-
pair: that said personal estate of said John
e P hs that
plainant having paid off said debts of her husband,
to tie sn fights Of sS 20 ne bin
prays.that complainant have lien said real
estate for moneys paid by her account of debts of
her husband that she be refunded all moneys paid
by her in keeping real estate in repair, insurance
and taxes; that said real estate be sold payment
OF the moneys paid by complainant; that an order
of publication be granted against said unknown
heirs of said I'm Frazier and for process and other
relief 1t is thereupon this goth day of October, A:
D. 1879 adjudged ordered and decreed by the court
that the defendants, the heirs of John Frazier de-
ceased, cause his, her or their appearance to be
entered IN this cause in person or by solicitor,
on or before the first Tuesday of May, A. d.
1885, to answer the premises and show cause if any,
he she or they have why decree ought not to pass
as prayed, otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case the names of said unknown heirs
were known and were served with process of this
court and made default to appear and answer: Pro-
yided copy of this order and the above stated OBJ
ject and substance of said bill of complaint be in
serted in The Evening Star" twice week for six
successive weeks and once week for six successive
weeks in the washington Law Reporter before
said first Tuesday of May, A. D. 1880. two newspa-
pers published in said City of Washington, and pro-
Ided copy of the above order and said object and
substance be published in daily paper in the city
of Dublin once week for four weeks.
By the Court: MACARTHUR, Justice.
A True Copy-Test: r. j. ME1GS, Clerk.
oct27-m&th, CIV
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CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco
IFeel Dull and Stupid.

We hear this every day, and WHY Is thISY BE
cause you are bilious. QuirK'S Irish Tea will sc
you right.
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WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKEr-Queens-
torn Stock Yards, oct. %, 1SI9.-[Reported by L..
d. Means & Ca]-424 cattle; 81 sold at prices
ranging from ~ to 42a per pound, AZ shipped to
Baltimore, 65 left over. 52S sheep and lambs;
pound, lambs from AZ to 81 cents per pound.
Is cows and calves sold from SIS to S45 each.
Market fair.
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hE6ULAR DINNER, Howson's ice cream in
centsa the Terrace Dining Rooms, IlO4 ISth stt
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE of California as announced
In the San Francisco papers, gave the republican
candidate, Mr.. Perkins, 81, 965 out of total
vote of 161 ,4O5. Thus the anti-republican vote
divided between Glenn and White, was 90, 40
The vote in favor of Chinese immigration was
ss3, and the vote against it was 154 49,
eS- The Ameer of Afghanistan has finally
placed his abdication in the hands of Gen. Rob-
ertS. 1t will probably be accepted.
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A Series of Fires To-day.
SUSPECTED INCENDIARIsM AND ARREST OF FOUR
PERSONS.

SUBSTITUTED INCENDlARlSM AND ARREST OF FOUR
PERSONS.
An alarm was turned from box % by Officer Al
len about 1920 this morning for the discovery Of
fire in a two-story frame house on o street,
between I'd and Sd streets northwest, owned by
Mrs. Martha Baily, which was destroyed. The
adjoining house on the west, owned by the same
lady, was badly damaged. These houses were
insured for $500 each. The house adjoining these
two on the east, and owned by w. Campbell,
was considerably damaged; no insurance. The
loss of Mrs. Bailey will be about $780, Camp
bells loss about $500. About an hour after the
fire the police arrested James Bailor, Zachariah
Bailor, Mile BailOr and Joseph BailOr, on SuS-
picion of setting the property on fire.
The tar works Of Warren & Co., near the
Washington gas works, caught fire about II
O'Clock this morning, and an alarm was turned
in from 314. The fire department promptly re-
sponded and extinguished the flames; loss about
s1OO.
The alarm at 1:15 O'Clock this afternoon, from
box 49, was for the burning OF two small frame
house In the alley between ~ and 9Th and H
and streets southwest, owned by Mr.. Il. Clay
Stewart and occupied by colored people.
FIRE ON THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY
At the time OF the first alarm, Mr.. W. j,
Stephenson was trying to turn in an alarm from
boX415, at the corner of 7th and X streets south
west, for a fire on board the steamer George
Leary, laying at his wharf. For some cause he
failed to operate the box; in the mean time word
was sent to Chief Engineer Cronin at the first
named fire, and he ordered No. company to
remain, and taking companies No. aud and
truck A, he went to the wharf, leaving tnStruc
lions to No. company to follow when the
fire at the two houses was extinguished
In the meantime the hands on board the George
Leary went to work with their own apparatus
to subdue the fire on the boat, and had nearly
succeeded in doing so when Chief-Engineer
Cronin arrived. The fire on the boat originated
on the forward part of the main deck, starboard
side used exclusively for freight, by kettle OF
heated turpentine and Oil boiling over, which
was being used by the deck hands in dressing
down the deck. The fire spread rapidly over the
freshly painted deck, but was extinguished with
a loss of about $500. The wind was blowing fresh
from the northwest, and it was very fortunate
for the boat and surrounding property that the
fire was so soon checked.
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Sl,3.5.s. Profits i'm 30 Days.

THAT INVALID WIFE, mother, sister or child cal
be made the picture OF health with HOP Btte.,S
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District GOyernment Affairs.

The District Commissioners to-day notified
the bondsmen Of j. George Naylor, the falling
contractor for. the new school buildings, that
they must come forward and proceed with the
contract for which they are bound.
The number of drawback certificates issued by
Mr.. Roome, clerk in charge OF revis1ons of spe-
cial assessments, up to O'Clock to-day Is SSH,
aggregating S313, 252.1O. On ha nd awaiting claim
ants $131 41O26
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A BRIDEGROoM's MURDERoUS ASSAULT On HIS
BRIDE.-In the Police Court to-day Joseph s..
Fleming was charged with an assault and bat
terry with intent to kill Myra Fleming, his wife,
stand and testified that she was married to Mr.
Fleming october I'd last and the assault occurred
october 9th last at the house of MI. GlaScott,
just one week after their marriage. She testified
that they were together in their bedroom, and
while Fleming was caressing her she broke away
from him and tried to get out Of the door, when
he stabbed her in the breast with pocket knife.
Mr.. GlascOtt testified that he heard screams pro-
ceeding from their room and on going to the
door he found 1t fastened, and knocked for ad-
then forced the door open and found Mrs. Flem-
ing bleeding, and Mr.. Fleming exclaimed, 81 did
it." He then assisted Mrs. Fleming to the Office
of DR.. Naylor, who dressed the wound Dr. Nay
lOr testified that the knife struck the third rib
otherwise it would probably have been a fatal
wound. There was no defence, and the case was
sent to the grand Jury-bonds 81 900.
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FOUND DEAD IN BRD.-COroner Patterson, as
Ssteo py III. Hartigan, held post norton ex-
% years Old, who was found dead In bed at her
home 18th and B streets southeast, about 6
O'Clock THIS morning. and decided that death
arteries
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SENT 10 THE REFORM SCHooL--This morning,
4as sne Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, Samuel
the house Of Julins Esenbeiss was sentenced TO
the reform school during his minority.
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JUDGE HAGNER CHARGES THE GRAND JURY AS
TO NUISANCES AFFECTING HEALTH.-In the
jury was called, Judge Hagner said that he had
observed In the newspapers that there were
nuisances in this city said to be affecting the
investigate those places, for it was part OF their
duty to protect the health Of the community.
1t is understood that this inquiry is to be
directed to the ammonia works. near the gas
house, the asphalt works and other places Of the
kind In the city. There was committee Of
citizens from the neighborhood of Goth and X
streets at the court house. who propose to testify
against the ammonia works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-30

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ed
ward Ringgold and Fannie Ross; James Lewis
Redman and Maria Virginia Collins, both of
Dob5ins; Joseph r. Burns and Ella j. Downey,
both OF Alexandria, Va; Frank Wiley Clancy,
of Santa Fe, N. M, and Charlotte Jane Cav
thorn Swallow; ChaS. Carter and Georgiana
bert Washington and Louisa johnson; W. II.
jackson, OF GOrdonsvtlle, Va, and Amelia Will
son; George d. Carter and Mary A. Mulguin;
Alfred Fl. Fowler and Sarah v. Bodensick. The
marriage license of w. II. Wunder, Of Alexan-
orla county, Va, and L. B. Swart, Of George
Town, by mistake was published In yesterday g
STAR as W. 81. Winder and r. B. Stewart.
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BY WAY OF CHARACTERIZATION St1r:-To
correct an erroneous impression, arising among
those not acquainted with the parties and CIR,
concerning the alleged keeping Of dfsorderly
house at 80 Rhode Island avenue, please state
that the undersigned was not the accused party
referred to, but one Thos. P. McManuS, of Texas,
temporarily residing at $40 r. l. avenue.
THOMAS j. MACNAMEE, 914 X. l. ave.
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Good Goods. Low prices. -d,r
Everything Represented. UV
Money paid back for goods returned. Nv
Only One Price. Marked on Goods in Plain -
Figures.
The following are all first class goods
Ladies' Prime French Kid Button Boot....... S3. 90
Ladies' Goat Button Boots. 81. so to 2. rs
Ladies' Best PHILADELPHIA Goat Button. ......... 400
Ladies' Kid Button Boots 81. so to 4. 90
Gents Calf Congress Caters. 400
Gents French Calf Hand sewed Cong 80 so to 5. SO
Gents Solid Leather Sewed Congress. ........ LIS
Gents Bay State Working Shoes. 1.20
Boot, fully equal to custom work. .......'. 500
Geats Embroidered and Fancy Slippers 81 to 2. so
Misses, Children's, Boys and Youths Shoes as
good and as cheap anywhere in the United States.
oet11 GEO. MCCARTHY.
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THE FOLLOWING PATENTS, dated october 2S,
were issued from the Patent Office yesterday to
persons in this city: ChaS. T. Wright, combined
liquor measure and funnel; Pascal Plant, cur
rycomb; Antonio Pelletier, concrete pavement;
John W. Boteler waiter for pitchers.