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ALEXANDRIA.

A RoGus L. S MARsHALL-It IS not often that
Alexandria is favored with specimen OF the
operation OF Tie L. S. marshal ,ae. II Csc lew
worked Ia Indiana, IS It did n this city last
night, there must have been an Interesting
state OF affairs in thar state On election daN.
Gas Spakes, a negro leasioner Oh the L. s.
government from NortOiE. went TO Washington
about four " eks ago ard employed il. d. Ruf-
I'm TO secure his claim, Sp9keS In the mean
time borrowed considerable sum Of money on
the claim from several parties. A few days ago
SFakeS' mother, accompanied by white man
named D. ii. Perry. arrived in Washington from
Norfolk, secured the claim for Spakes, and the
party left that city last night. A warrant hav-
Ing reen obtained for the arrest OF Spakes,
charged with fraudnlently obtaining money
he was arrested on the Washington ferry boat
at the wharf in this city by Ruflin, who had
10 the staten house with the prisoner when
he was approached by the man Perry.
who, who stated that he was United states
release the prisoner he would send him to h
Albany penitentiary. OF course kuf1in let the
man go, but Immediately obtained a warrant
mao left The city, but Perry was arrested last
night by Officer Coleman. This morning Perry
lad a hearing before Justice Thompson, at
Which 1t was proved that he was bogus mar
Shal, ard warrant was made out for his COM
mltment, On the charge CT aiding prisoner 20
escape, Tut on q re examination, in which Mr.
A; VI. Armstrong appeared for the defence, tie
prisoner was discharged on the ground that
SPACES not being legally under arrest, Perry
could not aid in his escape Justice Thompson
III d!scharging Perry commented severely on
his conduct In the transaction. Between the
examinations, and during the absence OF Jns-
ice Thompson, the warrenJ for the Commit
ment OF Perry was stolen from the Office Of the
Justice. ~
TIE ASSAULT AND BATTERY CAsE-The case
or Charles ;, ales, charged With assault and bat
terry On JAMES Dewitt, the little son Of Mr. Th)S
Dewitt, came up before the Mayor and Justices
Wh1ttlesey and Thompson this morning. Alter
hearing the evldence-which was 70 the effect
that st aIeS ent into the store of Mr.. Dewitt
corner OF Dui and Alfred streets, smacked the
boy down and then assaulted the father. who
walked from behind the counter to put the as
sallant (Seales) out-the mayor aud justices
unanimously decided to fine the prisoner S2D.
Scales, through his counsel, MI A. W. Arm
strong. appealed from the decision and gave
bail, nith Mr. Armstrong as his surety, for his
appearance before The grand jury of the corpo-
TaiOn court.
FOUND DEAD.-A Mr. Carrlck OF Alexander.
county. WAS found dead in his house, In Ariing-
ton district, on the Columbia turnpike. nearthe
brick yarCs, yesterday. Mr.. Carrick hal been
missing from the neighborhood for several DAYS
Yesterday the door OF the house In which he
lived al alone was broken open and he was dis
cOyert cold ard stiff. The cause of the DEAN
OF Mr.. Can ci Is unknown.-Gaze5te, 2lSi..
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GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-AU the thirty ninth
regular monthly meeting OF the Twelfth Build
ing Association. held last night at Goddard's
hail. $1,000 was disposed Of, being i've shares
sold al the maximum rate (SI50 per share, aid
ten shares retired at the stock value rates.
ARREST.-A Dung man named Tnos. Mothers
formerly clerk at Barnard's cigar and notion
store, on Bridge street. near Jefferson. and also
recently OF BeEkert & Wilson, shoe dealers In
Washington, was arrested this morning il this
place, charged with theft OF numerous articles
from the former store and shoes from the Latter.
ATTENTION OF THE AUTHORITIES is called to a
portion OF the Belgian pavement on West street.
az the corner or Washington street, which was
taken up some weeks ago Tor the purpose OF lay
ing a private sewer and has not yet been re-
placed
lCaG Of gTaio.
THE Coal TRADE Only two boats left Cum
borland Wednesday, with 2l5.1S TONS OF coal for
GEORGETOWN.
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SANF0RD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CA1ARRH.

SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE, Catarrhal Sol.
package, with full directions. and sold by all drug
Rists for one dollar. Ask for SANFoRD'S RADICAL
CURE.
IRON simple cold or influenza t, the rotting,
s'oughing, and death Of the senses Of Smell Tasre
and Hearing, this great remedy is supreme, Poi
sonous mucous aceumulations are removed tle
entire membrane cleansed. disinfected. soothed.
blood purltied of catarrhal poison. deeperei in
color, ard strengthened in life giving prope ties.
thus, externally and intern. Ally, in accordance
with reason and common sense does this grea+,
economical remedy work, instantly relieving aud
erm8I entity curiog the most aggravated and dan
kerous forms OF human suffering.
General Agents,
WEEKS s. POTTER,
Boston.
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THE EPIzoOTIC, or horse disease is not at all
helped by The rainy weather, aud for the first
time the effect can be seen On the streets TO iY
i'll the diminished number OF horses to be seen.
But few hackmen are on the streets and stable
men only On extra occasions allowed their anil
mails out to-day, and 10 some instances none
were allowed out. Notwithstanding the care
there Will probably be some deaths resulting
from this spell OF weather.
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COLLINS
VOltaic Electric Plaators.

More continuous and powerful electrical action
is obtained from COLLINS voLTAIc ELECTRIC
FLAsIERs than any So battery made They are
speedy aid certain care Cor Pain and Weakness IF
the Luugf, Liver. Kidneys. and Urinary Organs,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Hysteris, Female Weak
nerr. Nervous Pains and Weaknesses, Mslaria,
aud Fever and Agus. Price Is cts Sold every
where. Det20
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CFIICURA REMEDIES are prepared By WEEKS Il
POTTER, chemists and Druggists, $50 Washi u xtou
street, Boston. and are for sale by ali Druggists
Price for CUTICCRA, Medicinal Jelly, small b,xes
50 cents large boxes, 81. CUTICURA REsoLvsNr'
the new Blood Purifier. 81 Per bottle. CUrICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 25 cents. CUTIeUE 4
MEpIcISAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; in bars for
l5srners ana large consumers, SO cents.
s2S al mailed fl &c receipt Of price
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Canadian Pacific Railway Syndi.

TORONTO, Oct ga special dispatch from
Ottawa 10 the MAJ, the government organ.
say S: The Pacific railway syndicate neguti \
tons are progressing mos satisfactorily and a
scteme OF a highly favorable character will in
all probability be concludei to-day. The cab
the members OF the syndicate was in session
all day yesterday. Representatives OF the
CanaGjan, English, American and French IN m.
befS OF the syndicate are here and 1t Is un1er
stood that there is no hitch nor diff Guilty # any
klnd.
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ERENCH THAT IS FBENCH-raneht
T. by Professor Fl MASON born in Paris raised
ana educsted in Prr and for the last thirty years
2 successful teacher of his o VI native foneae ia
me United States apply to him at his residence.
2n3 PenEsylyaDta avenue, or through the P.,st
omce. sep2l, Is, Oct, 8, l6, Is, 80
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CUTICURA
itcliin g HumOrs, Scaly Hnnors, Blood
HumOrs. Speedily, Permanently,
and Economically Cured.
When Physicians and all
Other MethudS Fail,
CUTICURA

What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but tina owl
deuce Of internal Hnmer ten time, more Gife lit
reach and cure, which fests in the blood and n.nar
fluids, dc stroying the delicate machinery of life,
and filing the body with fonl corruptions. which
CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new God Purifier,
Internally, CUTICURA, a Medicinal Jelly, assisted
by the CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, eX-
telnslly, have performed the most mirac .louS
cures OF Itching, Scaly and Scrofu:ouS Humors
ever recorded 10 medical annals.
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II STRIKK OF traiamen on the Cumberland
aid PennSy lyania and FrOStburg road ended
yestt rday, all hands suspended about three
Wetls ago for alleged negligence being rein.
STATED, and coal u now shipped as usual.
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WILD GEESE AND DUCKS are making their ao
pearance in our waters earlier thaa usual an 1
ID larger quantities. II Is said TO fn1lcatA al
early and severe winter.-C'teS.eTtot0fs {Nil
TfGnSCT Ut
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemenfs. &C.. Tonight
National THedter.-Meggfe Mitchell In ''Jane
Eyre"
FIrdTs opera HOlLse.-'."Tne Galley Slave"
Masonic Tt1nple.-Fair for benefit st. Vincent'S
aEr In
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HALLET DAVIS 4 CO.'S.
IL U&kiGAT 6kANO PIANOS ~
WORLD kESOWNtD AND UNEQUALLHD. uVHTt
Ais. til Celebrated
AdRDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO.
NE lilly 1eiisb iov-Igiced good toned Uprixhf
made II. L ST. MNER, sol Agent
eepio-ecly 0l4 9th street NV
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The BOSTON DEFAULTER.-The examination
OF the account OF j. Fl. Woodward. the default
lpg city cashier OF Bos IN, shows that an ad.
duior al amount OF 5000 had been emhe.zled,
makil G an aggregate OF $Ss. 900.
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RAIL-BIRDs are very plentiful along the
marshes Of the Delaware and some parts of
Eastern shore. IT is no uncommon thing for
spt rtsman to bag hundred in days's shoot
inc.
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CITY ITEMS.

p O. u. SUITS, perfectly fast IN color. Can be
used for other purposes. Price, with plain but
tons, $50; gilt buttons. f2i "a. sample OF tue
goods and rules for n,easircfn" mt win Dc sent
TO any address In tie UGited states upoa re
ceipt OF letter of request
Gko e. Hsrvrsa. 4l0 eth street.
.'Totally Diffsrent from All Others.'
"London Hair Rcstorcr" H,rtalcs the color.
London Hair Restorcr." Exquisite dressing.
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT u-THtcEESS
Thin hair, stops It's falling and the most per-
feet hair restorer ana dressing the world h rs
ever known. We alludc TO "L9HdOa HdU Color
RfStoFer,s A. A Gibson, Barrytown. n. Y,
writes: 1T has stopped my HAIR from falling
and restored IL to It's natural color" london
Hdl- Restore" is sold By all druggists at -
cents bottle.
From, L minent DIR III. II. Hopson Mem
phts. Tenn
This IS TO certify that have made use of CO..
dehfs Ltebig's Liquid Extract Of Beer AMI Tonic
IrigordtGt' in several cases Of consumption and
general debility. and have found it TO act admir-
ably In such cases as nUtrittve rood toni, and
stinUjdnt. Sold By all druggists and grocers.
RESEsR's ToNIC-The best remedy for wind
dyspepsia ev,r offered TO the public. 50 cents.
Get 20-w,f I'm
EDGAR's COUGH SPECIFIC is the best I'm
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. n
lacking flesh. vital, brain, or nerve force, usa
"Wei5eS' Health RStelrer" Greatest remedy on
earth for ir1poteDcy. sexual debility decline &C.
u at CrugStSta Depot. SIS Barclay street, " Y.
and FOR Washington at 4se Penna avenue.
"ALDEKNBY wAGoNs"-Fresh Attorney pntter
churned every morning. and delivered ia y los.
ward" prints. 40c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. huuerfnflk and sweet milk &c. per Of
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Alex
ander Ross and Lucy Mead: Jacob Brock aud
Francis Baum John b. Warrick, OF Richmond,
and Mary E. Hardy, OF Charles county, Nd:
John W. Taylor and Martha Brown; john Bet
tiers and Catherine Crinmna
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ECZEMA RODENT,

ECZEMA RoDENT.-F. II. Drake, ESD, agent for
Harper and Brothers, Detroit, Mich. gives an as
tonlshing account of his CASE eczema Rodent,
which had been treated by consultation of physi-
cans without benefit, and which speedily yielded
to the Cuticura Remedies.
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SALT RHEUM.

SALT RHEUM.-Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn
street, Chicago, gratefully acknowledges cure of
Salt fheln on head neck, face, arms and legs for
seventeen years not able Ia walk except ON hands
and knees for year not able to help himself for
eight years; tried hundreds of remedies doctors
pronounced his case hopeless; permanently cured
by the Cuticura Remedies.
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Condensed Locals.

Tine double-sheet STAR Of tomorrow will be
an unusually attractive number. Advertisers
will please send In their orders early.
Rev. Or. Byron Sunderland was attacked with
stroke OF paralysis yesterday while passing
down 9TH street towards Ballantyne'S book
store he was assisted TO Kolbs drug store, a
carriage was called and he was conveyed to his
home on Z street, where DR.. Ashford was called
In and render ed medical aid. Soon afterwards
the patient was able to walk up stairs, and
under the care OF Dr. Ashford has considerably
improved to-day and was able to be IN his study
this afternoon.
The District government has had put up in
the Peabody school building. on Capitol Hill,
the afr clock system OF time keeping TO insure
uniformity In the clocks about the building.
The work was done by Mr.. L. III. Schneider, of
this city. The same system is being placed In
the new Georgetown college building.
Mr. l. f. Walker, OF the supervising al hi
tects office, Treasury department, died INST
partment. position which, he had held for
nearly % years. His deathf5 universally re-
GREETED in the Office and by his many friends
outside
The South Washington democrats met last
night AZ Becker'S hall; the vice president E ID.
Wright, in the chair, and W. E. Thorn IS secre-
tary. The attendance was unusually large.
The committee OF twenty-one to collect funds
for campaign purposes reported $50 10 hand.
which VII be sent direct TO Mr.. Barnum. s. F.
Moses. ST.; Mr. \. E. Vowie5, Mr.. E. d. Wright
and Dr. Allen made addresses.
Street lamps will be lighted at $40 pm. and
eXtiDguIShed at $40 2. N.
Yesterday Officer Breen recovered a set OF
brass mounted harness stolen some two weeks
ago nom Mr.. Frederick HeTman'5 stables on %
street southeast. IL was found at the horse
bazaar on louisiana avenue, where it had b5en
LETT for sale by 5. ID. HOuck, keeper or q Junk
shop. None OF this gang OF thieves have been
arrested.
A portion Of the Putnam Phalanx, of Come,
ticut, military company which has been 10
Atlanta, Ga arrived By the i:l9 train from
Richmond on the return trim, and registered nj
The National Hotel The remaining portion of
the company were expected on the 2:39 train.
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District Government Affairs.

The inspector Of buildings has condemned
Inc two wooden buildings adjoining the house
On the southwest corner Of II and 18th streets
and fronting on Ii street, they having become
so delapiGajed as TO be uninhabitable and I'M
Ger the Law cannot be repaired They are TO be
removed within thirty days.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
met At O'Clock to-day and determined not to
pass 1lnally upon applications, even after they
nave been certified by the assessor IS TO the re-
qutstte number of signatures of owners Of real
estate, as IL Is found in some instances that real
estate property has changed owners and the
proper transfer not yet put on record, in which
cases the applications may be returned to the
applicants for the proper names to be
SbLalned ana corrections of the assessors
Ten1 action in such cases for the time
teilg Instead Oh rejecting the papers.
A number of new papers We're filed today for
the consideration OF the board and Mr. James.
clerk IN the Office OF police Headquarters was
transferred for Temporary duty TO assist Mr.
ParsorS clerk TO the license board in keeping
up the records. This record book will contain
the name OF applicants, Their residences aud
places OF business. together with the names
and residences Of all SigDeTS to applications
Doth owners OF real estate and residents which
record book Is to be kept open daily for the
inspection OF the public The board also de-
clded that hereafter the original papers will
not be allowed to be handled BIZ any one not
connected with the Office, but they will be put
ON file for reference. This rule has been made
20 prevent confusion and mixing and misplace
Ing OF the papers. Every possible information
will be given 1nquirers, and every facility to
those who desire to enter protests against the
issuance OF licenses
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Washington Market, iser.i, Prices.

8EATs.-Beef.s trloin, 15a1Sc. per 10. do porter
house. 1oa2Oc.; rib roast, 10a1Sc steak, 125sa2Uc:
Corned Beet. saloc.: Dried Beef, Clipped 25a3lc.;
90. sliced, 2oc.; Lamb, 1sa25c.: Veal, 124a20c.;
Mutton, 1214al5c.; Pork. lOal2Kc.; Sausage,
PFC; Bacon HAMS sugar cured, 12xa14c;
shoulders, Sa9c.; Breasts. 10a11c.; Lard, Sa10c
FRClTS.-PeacheS. i5c. aS1 per PIX; Oranges 25
a59c. per doz. Lemons, 25a30c. per doz; b ,nal-
4ta60c per peck do. (cooking), 25a50c.; 4 oples,
statue. per peck: do (coOking). 2h431c.: do
lcrab.) 50a6oc. per peck; ounces Tjaas1; Cra1.
berries, 10al2 per quart.
FIH.-Perch, 40ai0c. per buncn; Rock large
15a2oc. per h., 25a50c. per bunch: Mackcrc!. Is
per TO-; Hanbut, 15a9Oc; Sheephead, zoe. per b.:
Trout, 12al5c per TO-; Porgte5 10a12c. per To-:
sturgeon, sc. per h.; Catfish, 20d25 ceat., Der
nunch; Lobster, 12c. per h.; TerTapin (SlIarS)
Ice per To-: Turtle, 25c.a 81 each.
BUTTER.-Philadelph Print, 40c.ai5c. per H.:
western Creamery. 35a40c. New York 35c: rou.
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish. 9oasoc. rer ok:
DO sweet 20a30c. per PIX: Cabbage. 3a5c.;
BeetS, 3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce. Ease. per heal:
Turnips. 15a20c per PIX; Onions, 4oa50 per PIX:
RAIDS ., &C. per bunch Cucumoers. 1Ga12c. per
doZ.; Carrots. &c. per bunch; Peas (biack eye)
zoe. per quart; Beans. 20a3Oc. per PIX: do.
uiTna) 19al5c. per OF; Tomatoes 2oa30c pef
peck; Cynbllns, Sa12 per doZ.; Egg Plants, Sc;
Corn, 1Gal5c. per doz.; Squash, 2a3c. per TO-;
Spinach, E0a30c. per PIX; Cauiiflower 15a2Oc
each. Celery, 5a10c. per bunch.
foTLThY-Chickens, 5oaI5c. per pair: Ducks.
5c.aS1 per pair; Geese .5c.aS1; Turkeys, I5a1Sc
per To-; SQUADS. s1.75eS2 per doz.
GAhE--Reedbird. l5a$1c. per doz.; Snipe,
- 10 sa5e per doz; Biackbtrd, SOC. doz; Duck.
per pair; 90. (shuf11ers), zoe; do. { ed nea1'
Slasl.>5. Grouse. Sl.25 per pair; VeniSon. 2Aa25r,
PEI pound. RABBITS, 20d30c.; Wild Turkey
sl.56aS2.
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SKIN DISEASE,

8. A. Steele Esd, Chicago. Ill.,, says: t.l viii
say that before u.ed the t.UTICURA REMEDIES 7
was in fearful state, and had given up all hope of
ever having any relief. They have peri ,riced ;
wonds rful cure Ter he. and OF my own free viii
and accord recommend them"
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RENGWOUM.

> RINGwoRM.-Geo. W. Brown As Marshall street
Providence, Il; l., cured by Cuticura Remedies of
E1hgwoiIa Humor. got at tia BARRIERS, which
spread all over the ears, neck and face and for six
years resisted al kinds of treatment.
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For GREAT BARGAINS In fall and winter
Clothing see new advt. Of A. StrauS, 1Ol1 Pa.
ave.
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HIS BRIDE MIssING.-In August last c. d.
Myers, OF the Holman opera company, was
Calvert, niece Of the proprietor Of the Brown
house at Alymer, Ont. On Sunday he drove
over from London, Ont. to see her, and fouad
that she had mysteriously disappeared it is
supposed, wit5 another man.
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READ THIS COLUMN.

Iron Bttters ,Curatine
Powerful Tonic. Vegetable Medicine,
Iron Bitters Curatine
Complete Strengshener Reliable Medicine.
Iron Bitters Cur.ttne
Assure Appetizer. Cures Blood Diseases.
Iron Bi,ters Curatine
Enrich the Blood. Cures Liver Complaint
Iron Filters Curatiue
Rene~ the Fisor Cures Kidney Affections.
Iron Bitters Curatfne
Give Vitality. Cures Scrofula.
Iron Bfiters Curatsne
Cure Malarial Diseases. Cures rheumatism.
Iron Bitters Curatiue
Cure dyspepsia. For letter, Itch
IRON Bitters -" Auni0rs
Cure Indigestion. Curatine
Iron Bisters and Blotches
Cure Nervous
Irritability. Cura,ine
Cures Boils & Old Sores
Cure Largour. lCuratfne
Iron Bi,ters '''' AnU 'OA''
Cure fslniat Caratine
he" situation For MercunaP Poisoning.
Price 81 Boste. Price 81 Bottle.
IRON BITTERs AND CuRArIEE
For sale by
sToTT q CROMWELL,
fS5 Pennsylvania ave,
,u.S wholesale and Retail. and by AL Druggists.
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the WONDERFUL

Safe OF DR.. BeasoR's Celery and
ChumoniFe Pills
Is Not Matter of Surprise,
When We Take Into Consideration
They Are tn. Only Remedy known
That So Rapidly
Buitds Up the Nerroas System aHd
Cures
Sick Headache. Nervous Headache.
Neuralgia,
NcrroHsnesss, SJeeDfessness and
Indigestion,
And uecessfulIy Wards Off All Danger
Paralysis, Apoplery and Sudden
Their Effect Upon the Nervous System
is Wonderful.
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THE GIsLATEsT EXCITEMENT
GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION
HOUSE,
49l Penn Avenue, E&S
SIGN OF THE RID flag, -
TIE LEADING sEoE HOUSE IN TEE
DISTRICT.
JUST RECEIVED
5000 Pairs Children's shoes, only. Sc. pair
5000 Pairs Children's Shoes. 20 and 25c. pair
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
SEQ Pairs Mems CATERS, only CSC. pair tie beg
81 Dress Caters in the city.
CENTS BOOT DEPARTMENT.
Chicago and English Kip Boots. e. and e sc pi
ne ~ +, Boots only 81 GO PAL,
THESE GOODS CAN BE FOUND
At THE GREAT
BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE,
f0l Penn. Avenue.
LEOPOLD RICHoLD. Proprietor.
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AMI THERE IS NO WONDER THATTHousANDs
OF PEOPLE AVAIL THEMSELVES OF sue HA
VALUABLE REMEDY, WHILE IT MAY BE
FOUND, IN THESE DAYS OF NERVOUS DIS
EASES. THE SIMPLICITY AND PURITY OF
THESE PILLS ARE AT ONCE IN THEIR FAVOR,
AS THEY Do NOT PHYSIC.
We have known parafyttcs that have not walked
FOR two years fully restored by these pills, and
thousands Of cases of Nervous Weakness perfectly
cured. While the cases Of Sickness and Nervous
Headaches and Neuralgia that they have cured are
nnumerable each year. and sid to their popularity.
Too much cabnot be said in their favor, for while
they these terrible Eeryous Diseases they also
improve tie general health and especially the com
plexon and skin. and inv .liat!y improve the dies
ton. Price so cents box, or six boxes for
So. 50, p,stpsid. Sold by all druggists, and at
the Office, 1o8 North Eutaw ST., Baltimore. Nd
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THE NATIONAL BEAUTIFIER-S0 many thous-
anus OF ladies have expressed their grateful 4p-
probation or Mrs. ThompSon'5 IaborS that she
has earned and received the above title She
EaS again arrived at the Riggs with large
supply Of her famous patent waves, arranged
10 suit every face and guaranteed TO make
plain faces handsoner AID younger. She viii
remain only few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-22

HEATING STOVES AT AUCTION. There viii be
500 to-inorIow. In 'front.' OF Do Siiug'5 auction
rooms. large number OF very nne heating
stoVes; also lot OF cigars. show Cases aud
counters, for the L. s marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-22

THE Grand JURY to-day found indictments
seaihst An rev JACKSON. burglary: Isaac
Blowr, big Amy: James Hennessey, larceny;
FRANK smith elias Waters resisting Officer;
James jackson assaulting OFFICER; Fanny Johl-
son Alas WI ltloy, muidsr Il her chill on Sep
fences against b. II Cassidy,