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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MoDELFASTL LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THEEAsT AND THE ET NEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
1l.5o-tficago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Fast Ex-
8 CO baltimore. ElHcott City and way stations
6.50.cBaltimore, Annapolis. aud way. piedmont,
stra ns1a, Winchester. Hsgerstown and way.
s.l0-Point Of Rocks and way stations
S.4e.Stannton and Valley Express. Connects
300 New YORK. Philadelphia and Boston Express.
1s."M .1g SUNDAY, sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
lo.Oo,,galtimose Express: tstops at Hyattsyille.
ton. Lessup's and Hanover.)
tl0' 4G.Pittsnursb, Chicago. Cincinnati and st.
.10,aBsltmore. Enicott City. Annapolis and Way
Il 2s-0n sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
t 2sSsa YoTs f PsssDn. and p,s.on
3.3tIbaltnore and Way Stations. Winchester
I Frederick, Haserstown and Way, via
4.3C-Eaitmo Hys,tsvine and Laurel E1
press pres; 1 frederiek, via Relay. Stops at Anna
"a 4Srpoia. Of Rocks, Frederick. Hagerstown.
" Fi a R ana w sS VA sa ststoS oa Sunday
n. 4G-Raltinore, hnnspnlis and Way Stations
10. 45-f liilads! CHA and Baltimore Express MAR
unsbnre and Way, via Relay. Stops az HyaIts-
vile ST Laurel.)
6.05-PoiDt of ROCKS and Way Stations,
t6.45-Bs timo~e ard Way Ststons.
7.30-Batimtre and Laurel ExpTess
~. 5enf9ftsh ufS, Chicago, CincisDat and St. Louis
FZTrtsa.
9:45-Ra .imo-e, Eyattsville and Laurel Express
tl0.00-New York. Philadelphia and Boston Er
rress. Sleeping Car 10 New York, and spec
ial Sleeping Car at Philadelphia.
fDally. tSunday only. Other trains daily. eX.
cept Sunday.
AL trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information Apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Wsshinston Station, ssd
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvsnia avenue corner 1ith
street. where orders Will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the CITY.
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CITY ITEMS.

For PRESENTs.-fooes de Chamhre; t1osss ner
Rubber Goats ard Cardigan J8ckefs for boys
and men; Boys fine Suits from SO TO SIS. Dc.
GEO. c. UESNISG.
ca 81
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RIGHT OF ARCHITECTS TO OWNERSHIP OF
PLANS THEY ART PAID FoR.-To day, in the
Criminal Court, the case of Capt. Seth L.
Phelps agt. Tollman-act1on in replevin-was
srhnr up NESS In R eo and N H 9age Mae
and Mr.. III. f. Davis for defendant. The facts
are that the late Thomas NJ Plowman was the
architect for Capt. Phelps and drew the plaus
Tor the houses and on Mr.. P.'S death Mr.. Toll
man. who had been Mr.. P.'s assistant, sue
ceeded him In the business and claimed the
plans Capt. Phelps, having a mtsuuderstand-
the plans. and this trial will determine their
ownership and be OF importance to architects
as II WIZ decide the legality OF the rule that
ior them, but only sell the use OF Them. There
Us YET another suit between the parties, Toll
10 man SUING Capt. Phelps on an account of
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SALE OF FINE HoRsES.-There will be on
exhioition, at private sale, at Wash. Majors
STABLES 1926 E street northwest, for one week
a lou OF line. Well bred Kentucky horses. III not
sold, then they will be put up at auction. The
STOCK Is guaranteed sound and will be sub
nltted 10 any veterinary for examination. For
examination. For full details OF each horse.
see advertisement In auction columns. S. Rem
singer, auct.
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CUTICURA RFsoLvkNF. the new blond purifier
internally, Cutcura, a medicinal Jelly assisted
by the Cuticura Medicinal and Toilet SOAP
externally. have performed the most miraculous
cures OF itching, scaly and ScrOfulouS humols
ever recorded.
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INQUEST OVER THE BODY OF THE LITTLE Boy
WHO WAS SHoT.-At the inquest yesterday over
the body OF Eddie Ford, the little colored boy
who was shot last Tuesday by another boy
OF the dead boy, Julia Washington, William
Green. James Clark and others testified. The
testimony or Green was 70 the effect that Tay-
Tor, who was on the porch outside while the
little boy was at the window, first pointed the
pistol at Green and snapped IT, but iI would not
go On. Green told him not 10 do 1t again. as It
might shoot. Taylor then snapped it at ord,
and tie second time he snapped it the pistol
vent Off, with fatal result Taylor had asked
E1Cie for some buttons and told him IL he d d
not give them TO him he would shoot him. The
Jury rendered verdict that the deceased came
70 nis death from plste!-shOt wound of The
mead, hrlcted with a pistol in the hands OF
mares Taylor" Taylor was committed TO
jail for the action or the grand Jury,
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &C., Tonight.
National T7teater.-C banfrau In kit"
FbrdS Opera HOslSe.-WidOw BedOtt Comedy
Company.
-. FiRce1lrS ASyluHl--Krfs Kringle.
ODD FtROIrs' Hdv.-kettleirum
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WOOD.

JOHNSON BROTHERS. 0'D
WOOD. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. COAL.
Fuu Height. Best quality. Lou Rices:
GOAL. Prompt DeliueTles WOOD
Main Office. wharves, mill and depot connected
with uptown Offices by TELEPHONE.
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for 600
nomicaly conducting the wood and coal trade,
wharvee IL Glory. extensive store yards enabling 1s
70 stock up largest when coal Ia lowest; Offices
throughout the city, and al In immediate commu-
nication. insur1ns prompt attention to orders, we
are prepared to offer to our patrons the best yGre-
ties OF coal st the very lowest prices.
We insure strictly pure coal, Of 2, $40 pounds
the ton. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
z sta. e.w Offces: 1N2 IT. q. ". l112 9th Ut.
q. ". 14l6 7th st. u. ". and 22I Pa. ave. sc. oil
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m,W,f,S
Totally Different from All Others,
LONDON Hair Restorer." InSures new growth.
Lonoon Hair Restorer.n Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT Tr-THIcKENs
Ihn hair, stops its falling and the most per-
rect hair restorer and dressing the world has
Restorer." A. A. Gibson. BarrytcWp. n. v
writes: at has stopped my hair from falling
and restored Il TO its natural color" LONDON
Hair Restore1" is sold by all druggists at as
cents bottle.
HIGH AuTHohIrY.-Dr. Benz H. Riggs, Selma
Ala. writes: Colden's Liebigs Liquid Er-
tract Of Beer ana Tonic refrigerator is an excel
lent preparation, whose composition is known
and one that physicians can intelltgantly pre-
scribe. l have found II of great service In nav
practice. Sold by all druggists
GET THE GENUINE ARr1cIK-The great popu-
lartty OF "Wubo''s Compound Of C0d Ltrer on
aud Inns" has induced some unprinciple1 per
sons TO attempt to palm of a simple article OF
their own manufacture; bat any person who is
suffering from Coughs Colds, or Consumption
should be careful where they purchase this
article. 1t requires no pulling. The results OF
its use are Its best recommendations and the
proprietor has ample evidence on file OF its ex-
traordlnary success In pulmonary complaints.
The phosphate OF Lime possesses most mar
Vicious healing power, as combined WITH the
scrtbed by the medical faculty. Sold by A. 3.
Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists.
UNDERSTAND THAT HUB PUNCH. prepared by
skilled hands OF pure Old liquors aud aromatic
nut Juices, must surpaSs with hot water, milk
or lemonade, or in any iced form, punch or
today made with minor judgment Oh the SPUR
OF the moment. Have iC ready. Taken hOt at
night Ii will surely break up a cold. OF Gro
GERS, Druggists and Wine Merchants at $i25 a.
bottle.
SWayne's Ointment Cures Itching Piles
Itching Piles Symptoms-A moisture like
itching Piles. perSpiratiOn, intense itching
F1tching Piles. particularly at night. after get
Itching Piles. ting warm In bed, increased by
Itching Piles. scratching.
L. Taylor Htnsdale, N. f., writes: "For 30
Piles; have consulted many physicians and tried
many remedies, which proved to HE no remedies
at all, until obtained DR.. S,rayle's Ointment
at Thomas drugstore, at Brattleboro, VT, which
cured me completely" Also cures letter, all
Skin Diseases
ALTERS BRAIN FOoD. is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex 81.
All druggists. SToTT CROMWELL, Agents.
co 4s0Pennsylvania avenue.
Burnett's Cocoaine.
The Best ana Cheapest IKIiT Dressing.
1t kills dandruff, allays Irritation and pro-
notes vigorous growth Of the Hair.
Buf'ltetfS FldrOrlng Extracts are invariably
acknowledged the purest and best.
RENEAR's COUGH MIXTURE, prepared from oil
OF tar and horehound, cures cold quickly
quarter pint bottles CSC. Sold by Druggists. it's
"ALDKENEY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 los.
"Ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese buttermllk and sweet milk sc. per at.
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STRANGER went into Fords theater the
other night, and wanted to see Mrs. Bedott. -
saying. Il knew her mighty nigh onto forty
wilted.
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NOOTs-915 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUs-OPENISS
fOR THE HoLIDAYS.-Fiue lace goods, French
dolls, writing desks, fancy articles handker-
chlels, Paris fans, children'5 velvet and silk
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FINE FURNITURE AT ACCTIOS.-Thomas Dow
ing will sell, tO-EaoTrOW morning at 10 O'clock
al No 1871 Riggs street, a very superior co!Iec.
ton or household goods
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REEEARs TONIC is a certain remedy for wind
dyspepsia and heartburn. one bottle is suffi-
cfent In most cases Try #. 80 cents bottle.
m,w,f.3
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THIS Is LEAP YEAR. and Widow Badott makes
the most OF 1t By catching Il husband ty nv
night this week al Ford's Theater.
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DURING Tile HOLIDAYS We will sell the funo-t-
ed German student Lamps, In brass and nickle
AT 81 and $3.50. Hamilton & SheCdS 49s OH.
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AND he who is not wise and falls to witness
Widow BedOtD Is worse nor an in Il idle -
Timothy X-IG.
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He CANE HOME laughing heartily; his wife,
he neither heard Dor had seen; and all she
heard distinctly, was Widow Bedott-Timo, by
X-l6,
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old WINE AND OLD ERIENDa .,.
~ known as the best 50 ts JUSTH'S old stand
sECoSp-aAED GLdH9T 1saaI can be sod 8 70:
stand. No 6l9 D st.. Between 9th and 7th a. n v.o
or Branch Store No 408 b Ct, between b and 4
~. NV. n. B.-Sote by man promptly attended
b. vns a
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PILES
DIR. Fl. D. SHRADER,
OFFICE $40 18th STREET NORTHWEST, -CoRHkR

OFFICE $40 18th strict NORTHWEST, CORNER g,
Cures Internal, External, Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles by . new and universally full
method Of treatment, without resort to the knife,
methods usually employed, ana a radical and per
nanent cure guaranteed in every case or no pay.
Among the many who have been treated. would
refer to The following:
Rev Dr. Deale, pastor Wesley Chapel N. E. Church
Rev. T. c. CLARK, l129 9th at.
Benz. DarDielle Attorney Law, 400 La. ave.
SEMI Bacon, jr., Grocer, Pa ave. and 7th st.
". II. Forrest, SIG 18th st.
F. W. Royce 923 st.
G. A. Brewer, 3l7 East Capitol st.
Jno. Bott, 1S4l Sth st
J. M. Weill. 800 it
8. T. Ernest 1929 9th ST.
Anon Brown, 212 ct. NE.
c. c. Sailer, 116 Gay st.. Georgetown.
and many others, on application at my Office The
ueGtment ia attended with but very little pain. ne
casions no loss Of time from business. and 1snsy
fails to cure. Call at Office ana see csrtfcates In
regard to the wonderful cures Performed "
Hours-9 to II .. N. and to 5 p. N. Consults.
ion free. decI-lm
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THE WEEKLY STAR!

THE WEEKLY STAR, now In its twenty NTH
year, Is Q double eight page sheet. containing
fifty six columns OF fresh News. Literary ana Ar1-
cultural matter every week. including q oompend
Of Washington News and Gossip. record OF Local
Affairs, Home Matters. Fashion Notes. Personal
News. list of Marriages and Deaths. late Tele-
graph News. Special Correspondence. Selected
Stories etc. 1t viii be sent post paid. from De.
Gambler i. for the entire session Of Congress- In
Guiding the Inauguration Ceremonies In March. In
full, for Fifty Cents. novl7-lm
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IN sd at her old quarters, us IIth Il n "
where Laces and Lace Curtains are repaired snd
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SUDDEN DEATH IN BARBER SHoP.-Prof J.
j. Giers. of the Sixth Auditors Office. while In
the barber shop in a basement room at the
corner Of 9th and f Streets last evening, sud
denly fell from chair apparently hfeless. Drs.
Nourse and Morgan were called In, but 1t Was
a hopeless case and death took place within a
few minutes after the attack. Coroner Parter-
son was notified, and after viewing the body
deemed an inquest unnecessary, stating that
death had undoubtedly been caused BY heart
dlsf ase. The remains were turned over to The
friends OF the deceased, who had them removed
TO W. II. Speare's undertaking establishment,
where they were packed ia s1ce for shipment 10
the former home OF the deceased, at Valher-
Inoso Springs, Ala Prof. GlerS had resided here
OF Mr.. Lee Crandall, editor OF the National
Itetr. He was musician OF ability. He was
In his 65th year at the time Of his death. He
leaves wife and several children In Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-16

Why SUFFER A LIVING DEATH from Asthmal
DIT. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure you quickly.
% cents.
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MINERAL WATERS - Congress Wnter-- The
plrest and safest of all cathartic waters. None
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse, irri-
tittDg waters, foreign and domestic; they impair
The digestive organs and kidneys.
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HUNDREDS VIII regret not having seen Widow
Bedolt. at FordS Theater. unless they Improve
Inc ODportuL ity this week.
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Queer Doings at the CAPITOL.

SUPPOSED ATTEMPT OF A WE'LL KNOWN LAWYER
TO JUMP FROM THE DOME.
IL has been reported that ex District attorney
Z. Z. harrington undertook to Jump from the
oELae OF the Capitol yesterday afternoon. The
a bircn: while patrolling his beat outside of the
b b LIZ OF the capitol. observed man place
ms leg over Ihe parapet OF the highest circle of
the dome. Fearful that he inteRded to throw
himself over he endeavored to attract his atten.
ton. OF his own notion the gentleman Win.
Grew. subsequently he appeared at another
place and went through the same antic. In a
few minutes he again appeared, and mounting
the parapet, stopped Into crouchIng POSITION
seemingly ready TO spring. Thoroughly I'M
pressed with the idea that the man in5en 1ed TO
take the fatal leap, Officer Birch ran to the rS.
tuEda OF the Capitol, blew his danger signal
and With another officer assembled to the dome.
Upon arriving there MIR. Darlington was still
on the parapet. Birch took hold of him and
said: For Gods sake don't You know better
than TO do " hat you are doing" Mr. Caring
ton then stepped down to the walk and was IS
eoited to the ro unda floor. It may be that Sir.
Darlington really had no intention 10 jump, bat
| was seized with a strong impulse TO do so
which affects many people when they re ich high
attitudes,
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N. WILLIAM invites the ladies to examine his
attractive line OF real lace handkerchiefs aud
Leckwear, which he has marked far below the
regular price for the holidays.
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THE S4LE OF BRoNZEs AND FANCY GOODS will
be continued this evening at O'Clock In the
Nairn building, New York avenue, near 18th
rect.
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COAL AND WOOD.

n l.. sHElsxEE,
We DALE u
GOAL AND WOOD.
Of every variety.
Special attention given 70 every order.
Telephone connection.
Depot and nils. Esser and n street. Potomac
Rtvef. sp2o
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CUNAhD Line sor,o,
TIE GUARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool, CALI
IRON PET !. g az WORE
s sea % Dee Dec IAN
And every wednesday from View YORK
geo, $50, 200 gold, according TO accommodations.
Tickets to Paris. ssb gold additional.
steersse at very low rates ateersse TICKETS from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and 81 other parts OF
Thro1gn biis Of laden sivsp for Belfast, glasgow.
ha HAY kltserp and other ports on the Continent
For freight and pssssse apply ,t the osmpanye
once, No , B9Tiing Green, or bot5 steerase and
su27 VERNON II. BROWN q 90. NY.
NEW K-HOTTEhDAM.
The f !,S s steamers q this ne-"Amster-
land, '.schiedsm" and ..Masss@oarry,ins the q.
M to the saSs
csbgSS6O s1S sss2Rd oasinTs4s ESQ Steer
W 6. METzERoTT 4 Co. SIS Pesn s,i1s iS
S sons Sa BsSG or Raa1y 1oHNsoNN Agent
avenue and 18th street northwest. sus7
MERCHANTS AND nine Ras
TRANSPORTATION cunpANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STKAMEhS EKTWEEU
BALTImORE and NEW YORK.
ssiline days from Bslnmore-Every wFDNRB-
OAR and SATURDAY, at pm. from foot OF
Spear'e wharf, (near foot g. Gay Cd
From Rev Sork-Euery WEDNESDAY and SAT
S osi dh1,a .ssp % from Pier g. Et liver 1nsss
Kleexnt passenger accommodations Lower
ktes freight guaranteed
Eatss OF passsgeFirst- class, %, Including meslr
md siztero0m berth hieerase, e.. yataIs, II d.
a. l.. Huts<aIns Act.
Boston whsrf.) BALTITORE I'm,
GEO. III. GLOVER, AIT.
e2s-fy Pier -. EAST RIVER NJ.
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THEY who seeketh lot amusement VIII spel,
al early grave. Timothy x.l6
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TIE MOST ATTRACTIVE PLACE In the city lust
low for youths, boys. parents and guardians is
the Boys Popular Clothing House of b. ROBIN
son Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue, as tt ia
stocked 10 overlooking with superb line OF all
tDe winter styles In youths, boys and children
garments, which they otter &C popular prices. I
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FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS

FOR THE NEXT Thirty DAYS
We will sell our entire stock Of fret-cIass ROOTS
and tHOES II prime cost our stock is entirely
too large, Ibis is no humbug, visit to our
prices Ladies' good Butt. Shoes, 81: do fine
Pebble Butt Shoes, 81 As; do. fire Kid Bait Shoes
butt hole. 81 20; 40. finest Rid Butt Shoes,
worked butt. hole s. 10 S3 80; do. fi,es ,Iornmon
Sense, best quality, 81 IS; Misses fine Kid Butt
worked butt. hole. 81 IS: Children's same Kind.
worked butt hole. 81 20; do good Butt. Shoes
80, zS, 90 and Toe fsnts' DO 20 10 CSC Ladies,
Slippers from zoe. up; Mems Caters and Walking
thoes, 81, 81 25. 81 As to 81 do. fine Boots from
81 90 up: do. heavy Farmers Boots 81 SO to so.
and many other goods too numerous to mention
Cousins fine Shoes in al widths Rnd at astonishn1
low prices Spring heel Shoes for children az
every Kind. The entire stock mus: and Will be sold
without reserve; therefore come early as possi-
Sle, as You can save money by buying now Polite
attention 70 all. and money refunded for goods re-
turned. Remember name aud numner-
SINSHEIMER & BRO.
sos 9TH ST., bet II and L
Branch Store 14O Bridge ST.. G'tn. po2O- m
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
7IT MAnKKT SPACE 717
THE PLACE TO PuRCHasR RUBBER SHOES
CHEAP.
Mems Gpm oNershoes, sizes to II. at CSC. p,ir
Ladies - q" ~ .oS at 4sc. pair
Nissss' - lt'.n1' a. az 49,
ChiGYen's & IL lax ar AZ anair
Rem enter, these are perfect goods, from the
pee. anui sctil1ers in the country Come early.
as lac supply, al these prices. Is limited.
VIII RICH.
does III Market space.
WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES.
LARGEST STOCK AT THE LOWEST PRICES
LEOPOLD RICHSLDs
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
49l Pa. ave. northwest and esq Pa sye. sou.heast
JUST OPENED
tsmsn par Fn Snidrsns Shoe cents pair Gen
mems Bo1-toe Caters. St IS; Geatlensn's Plain
Gait rs, 81 IS Genternen's Russia an Leather shoes
lace, 81 65 Gentemens Broad toe CATERS 81 95:
house In the United states l. 600 pair Ma:,s Kfn
Boots. 81. sS, worth So; Ladies' and Misses shoes,
A ticket given away with every pair of Shoes
bought al either OF ny stores: fifteen OF these tex
cts entities the holder 70 one good pair of Shoes
LEOPOLD RKCHOLD.
Proprietor Of the
GREAT BgsToN SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
491 Penna sve, sign OF the Red Fla. bet reen 10
and 9th SITS, Leading Shoe House in the District
BRANCH STORE
6og Penns ave, Sien Of the Rod Flag. opposite
WaNach School Building. Capitol Bill. nov26
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"ALDKENEY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 los.
"Ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-16

HIGH AUTHokITY.--Dr. Benz. II. Riggs Selma
Ala, writes: Colden's Liebig's Liquid E E
tract OF Beer ana Tonic InriOordtoj is an excel
and one that physicians can inteuigantly pre-
scribe. have found 1t of great service 10 ny
practice. Sold by all druggists.
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Burnett's CocOaiu

Burnett's Cocoaiue.
The Best ana Cheapest MIil' Dressing.
1t kills dandruff. allayS Irritation and pro-
notes a vigorous growth OF the Hair.
B1tfltettS FtdrOrlng Extracts are Invariably
acknowledged the pureSt and best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-16

RENEAR'S COUGH MIXTURE, prepared from oil
OF tar and horehound, cures a cold quickly
Quarter pint bottles 25c Sold by Druggists s,t.ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-16

ALTERS BRAIN FOoD. is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex ST.
AL druggists ST0TT & CROMWELL. Agents.
co $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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STEAMERS, &c.
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANpINGl
STEAMER THOMPSON.

Dsyi. Iohn n. Wood eu.t e,pr-ssly r.
fer the Potomac hiver bUEi eoss ~
leaves 9Th street wharf every mon ~e
DAY, TIL RspAY and SATURDAY. 50 z O'Clock
. M, rnssInS the principal lsndin IN the river.
Fare and frelgAts at lcweet rates.
o. 4. LOWELL. President
octla-3m lsl6 r street.
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~ i.KS9. bFTwEEE NEw Yoks, H.vHE- LONDON.
SouTE AMP-or AND bRENKS
The eieSntrs Of this pAnS VII =siI every Sat
arday from Brel.s pier. foot Of Sd street; HOboken
Bates q ssssse:-From New Ycrk Ca Havre, Lon
don, southsmT,ton sBd Bremen, arst caltn, $50;
second CABIN, $50 steersSe, $50. prepaid steerxee
ce-Cf csteR &2S. Fer freiSht or ps=sAare apply to
OElhICHS 4 co, q Bowling Green, New York.
" G. EkTIERcTT co. 92s Pa. ave. AGENTS
Tor v S<isi -sC-i. fuR27
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