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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01

THREE MORE DEAD BABIES.-A deaf col
ored Infant was found Saturday night by
Policemen Pierce and Luskey on South Cap
itol street, between u and southeast Yes
terday an Inquest was held and verdict
rendered That the infant came To its death
a some place and al the hands OF some per
son or persons unknown 10 the jury.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon Police.
man Lyddane found dead colored female
infant on vacant lot between Eth and 18th
and NJ and y streets northwest, and convey
ed II 10 the 9Th precinct station, where the
an inquest unnecessary, issued a certificate
Of burial. "A bOut3, O'CLOCK this morn
ing Officer MCNeal found a dead female in
iant on Nj street, between 18Th and 18th sts
northwest. and took il To the 9Th pre.iDct
station, where Coroner Patterson af 81
viewing II, gave certificate that il was still
born.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01
LINGERIE.

PsIfecily. fitting Shirts, White and Colored
Silk and Linen HsBdkerchief5. COllsrs Cuffs
scarfs and Ties. GsuZe, Gossamer, Merfno,
Silk, flannel, Jean, Linen, Thread and other
Underwear OF approved makes and qualities
Bid and other Gloves Fretch and English
suspenders and Braces from IS cents to ga.
Plain and Fancy Half Hose from IS cents to
SlB per pair. GymDast Shirts, Tights and
Trunks. Boating and Yachting Shirts. MANY
articles Eot possible to enumerate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01

LADIEs' CHIP HATs re1nishei to Iook ne
weiI a. neW a. Whitins's, 92i Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01
mi PEENSYLVANIA lnyI
Il W AVENUE. ~
e. l. % TIM EG.
STRING AND GUNNER.

DRESS COATS AND VESTS.
Oriental Silk Pld Worsted, A2O
Northampton Silk Ribbed Worsted, s Is
Vienna Diagonal Worsted, eI6 so
Blackinston Black and Gold worsted, els
UIbridge Fancy Silk Worsted, Sl2
harragansett Fancy Blk Worsted, $40
BUSINESS SUITS.
Fine Elbe Of Spring Cass. Suit, $40
Fine Desbarre Plaid Cass. Suit, Q q
Edward Harris Hair-line Cass. Suit, $3.50
The Versailles Checked Cas- Suit, Sl5
The Diagonal Ribbed Cass. Suit, ol4
Gen'ne Washington Mill Blue Flannel Suit, SI3
North Hoosic Block Cass. Suit, 412
Hercules Scotch Cass Suit, iii
English Stripe and Plaid Cas-. Suit, $40
Knickerbocker Check Csss erit, q
salisbury Broken Check Cass. Suit, Ss
Onion Glass; Suit, Trock and Sack, s6
YOUTHS SUITS.
Millburs Diagonal Worsted Suit,sIS
Lippin Silk Ribbed Osss. Suit, SI3
Mason's Hsir-iine Usss. Suit, Sill
London Plaid Cas- Suit, 80
New York Mills Cass. Suit, 81
BOYS SUITS.
Norwaik Fancy Worsted Suit, oIO
Camden PLATO Cass. Suit, S.
Snow fake Fancy Cass. Suit, ~
Knickerboeker Check Oass Suit. a6
Union Cass. Suit, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01
Removal.

HALTl-Stimulating Liniment cures all
Pain. a:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01

WITH the frech spring costumes that now
begln 10 enlIyen our promenades, and tue de-
sire Tor suitable ornaments 10 match them,
We can rot Edo better than advise our lad v
readers TO call and examine the large aud
elegant assortment at Mr.. Prigg's famous
lsWelry store, 40. Pennsylvania avenue. His
onyx and gold sets are very choice and his
La ke George diamonds in solitaire rings and
sets so brilliant and full Of luster that
lney are worn by many OF the ladies' of FASH
ION 10 place OF the real gems. We observe
among the novelties & necklace in silver
win cross and earrings TO match, at 81: a
mashlhcept sapphire set in heavy gold for
-, ana the Parls cross of diamonds set on
Jet Is one of the most recherche of ali the ex-
qulslte designs OF iewelry Mr.. Prisg has pre-
scented. AS he receives new goods every day.
luis impossible TO keep pace with the superb
designs in jewelry that characterize his es-
tabllshmeDt, and ladies OF taste are always
gratined 10 witness the handsome selections
mat are so admirably adapted to the COM
pleteDess of graceful and becoming toilets
FoT7leJf's Sandal Chronicle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01
READy-MADE GARNEyrs

Good SUITS, reliable goods, desirable and new
styles. for Sl6. Black WOrsted Coats, with
Vests 70 match, from SH so to S25. Handsome
PantaloODs from SIS upward. Spring over
coats. in choice assortment, from Sl2 to s Is
Blue ard Black Flannel Suits. Blue Cheviot
butts. Drap d'k;e Goats, Vests and Psnta
looms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01

pleasant medicine. Try It See that the
label has our sisnaiure-John c. Baker &
Co, Philadelphia.
To THE CoNsUMPTIve let those who Ian
through any pulmonary complaint or even
those who are in decided consumptiou by no
means despair. There is q safe and sure rem
edy at hand, and one easily tried. "Wit6Or's
Compound Of God LiUcr on and Lime" witheut
possessing the very nauseating flavor OF the
Oil as heretofore used, is endowed by the
phosphate oflime with a healing property
which renders the oil doubly efficacious Re-
msrksble testimonials of its efficacy can be
exhibited 10 those who desire to see them.
Sold by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston.
BRoOKLYN, Y. Y, August &c.
Geiuenlen:-lt is with feelings OF gratitude
that i place before you a simple statement
of my suferings and cure from the use of the
PeJtniGn Syrup. j am forty years of age and
my occupation Is that OF a map engraver
About fifteen years ago was attacked with
what suppose was a disease of the spine. (
could not walk erect, owing to a great weak
ness which / experienced at the small of my
back. My digestion became impaired, and
by degrees my whole system became de-
ranged. l suffered in This way for seven
years, ard then placed myself in the b lnds
OF eminent physicians. They treated me
with mercury and many other strong RENE
dies, but grew worse instead of better.
In tine spring of 1857 there appeared upon
my back and side two large assesses, and
at this time j was also suffering from a very
bad fstula; my whole system became utterly
pToSirated, when / was advised to try the
PCUriGR Syrup. ] commenced using it, and
at once experienced great relief. / have
taken three bottles of il, and every trace of
my former complaints have left me. NV
system has regained its strength, my appe-
title has returned, and ! feel myself com
pletely renewed in age and vigOr. In a word
my health is now perfect, and can truly
say that l was never able 10 do more work
and with greater ease to myself, than at this
time. Yours respectfully, JAMES p. Cox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01

g" OLD THE F0Rr, FOR An COMING"
ODD fellows HALL, TIN street.
FoUs NIGHTS oELY. CoMNENCING WE'D
NEspAY. MAY 3.
VI. L. SERENA'S
GRAND AND COLOSSAL PANORAMA OF
MILLIONS PARADISE LOST.
The piON CHiqes. DGc-IIHg AMI GOrge0as Erltsi-
The great moral wonder OF the nineteenth oeH-
t1ry covering 1000 feet Of NOV iHg canvass iIlus
strangely Wild, beviIderiug, soul stirrirs. To-
deicriesbls and intensely Interesting poem Of the
PARADISE LOST,
Ialnted from the original desigl s by the fret
country the paItins Ia. been an exhibition s6sra
II has Ieeeiv ed the highest enoomlTms from the
1t The most 6es 81 wo.f q modern times.
Box sheet at Brad Adams, " here reserved seas
can be secured for any night without extra charge
NB sit p Sr Tsnnss fogtse .dIe,
shTGRbEY MsTINEEO '' apps St
CONCsBT BY THE ORPHEUs cur, Of
y Philadelphia, for the benef; Of the
MoMrNs CENTENNIAL PAVILION,
viii be given al Lincoln Hall
MONDAY, MAY IsT, O'CLOCK p NJ
Tickets. 81; Reserved Seats, 81 so. Apply a.
hetzer0tt snuslc store, No -, Pa. ave. ap26 81
THEATER COMIQUE, Eleventh Street
btIoic Pt5tHSyirdHta Avenue.
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.
Performance EVERY rIGHT. Matinee far La
dies and Children EVERY WEDNESDAY aud
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
FIRST CLASS ~ EVERY RESPECT.
VARIETY, Drama, Burlesane ard Comedy. nov2s Iy
ROBERT PURTNER' SUMNER GAR
II Den, IN AlexsUdris, is opened sgsin for the
dfsGs ht5S hEsRf Sc S GS on
OLD MOI On Exhibition INV No.
4s6 and sale 439
@TrlW O.
M Il X RITER'S,
Ne t3S TIA SfTsef, otftresn ~ ard 4 s,.sefs, ara
doors 0tOrs Odd FeiloBcs' Hal.
Unoice Oil Paintings, EDgravings, Uhromos, &c.
Also, largest stock q Paper hanging., Window
Shades, Pictures, II amos, Picture Cords and Tas
sells, Rings, Male, 40, in the District,
@TERMs CASH.
~ PLEASE remember Name and Number iyl-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01

the Potomac have proved to be a failure this
season. Many of the OILERS have quit. Some
or the large seine hauleTs too have cut out
and left for their homes. At the Stony Point
landing, fisbed this year by Mr. II. A. Clarke
executor for the Gibson estate, there are en-
ployed IS men, under Capt. Wm. Evans,
with G-hOrse power steam engine for haul
Ing. and yesterday, with smile seine. the
haul brought but GOO shad and very few her-
ring. AT High Point landing, two miles
lower down, are employed C5 men, under
capt. M. Cramp, and at the haul yesterday
were captured about 800 shad and about the
same number of herring. The prices for Ash
range much higher than usual which makes
up 10 some extent the deficiency, but not
withstandiDg this, heavy losses will be sus-
tanned by all engaged In this pursuit. All
agree mat the business OF fishing is over
done, and that no remedy can be eN perienced
without the enactment and enforcement OF
adeGuate laws by the states of Maryland
and Virginia. for the protection OF the fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'TS
May IyslIy.L.rhs I.aie. @ lne UNION
val sssst on ssbiT W sf's BY
and thursday NkNT, My 2, 3, ana 4 f5r the
eeHs r. 81 the sec "omen's Home. ContIien,icns
|" AsEUAI NETTING oF rue STOCK
~ holders OF the BIBERNIA HALL ASs0
May \, at ~ O'Clock, st SOsisty Hall, Hish aud
b. RSTder IF so.ts 81 bSse9or-
~ COMPANY, FEBRUARY =, 1873.
nay i't' ias, win Be fsduosd to san psT tSOu;snd
BY order Of the Board @. W. cRorLnr.
febIo-eewtMI Secretary.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
ATATrRACnVE Prices
JNO. II. SNOOT d SON,
NO. Il9B BRIDGE ST, GEoRGErOWN,D .C,
Have received iron New YORK and are Offering g:
LADIES, nppoP si1 n6 C1is Pres, ,..,,,. =,
PIsids; Strips and Plain materials; best makes
Black silk from to IS So Biz and White Striped
mOuThins GooGs Of ali the best makes ana
last last. Blacks spfeialty; Cotton Goods and
press F,Sries from TX cent, ap: House
FuTpishirg Goods Of the best makes; Cents
hid Gloves asntton, at ard 81 So a aostSy IL
great variety; PsrssOs aud Umbrellas; Prints and
&C., best S. PeTcses Inc, with full line Of other
goods, to which are adding daily supplies at low
p aSa Inn Goods sent t. S 81, paF q iSe ivy
NEW SPRIsG 6OUIs
stJP ecod. Ds ss % P.sn Fi, s6a :Ea
Black Silks. Tamcse and 0sshmeres.
A large stock Silk finished AlpaCss ard MOhars.
IL COS yards Csiicos At s, Ga and the best at cts,
PeTesies, PIQ1es and " lite Dress Goods, very
chtap.
A beautiful assortment Parssols ard Sun Um-
bTellss. Cotton Goods st lowest prices
BENJAMIN KILLER,
spl IT 1913 Bridge street.
SsTILL BYEInG TO PHASE OUR gEIEHUe
~ THE RUSH rs OVER
Thanks 70 or kind friends fer their iodrlrenc4
daring the Fsst FAN, TheU such wss the rush Of
Eork from sl sections s. 20 make it impossible 90
~ orders az promptly IS 80 issed. Being assured
thar the work when finished gave entire sstisfac-
tiCn, we solicit continuance Of your PATRONAGE,
srd promise gccd work 1t fair prices IN from ono tc
eight DAYS, Work sent for deliver ed IN any ySr.
81 TIE District received and returned 10 aud fror
any BArt OF the county BE- mEil express.
VIM. q WHEATLEYB
tteam DJeIEE snd Securing Establishment,
,. 4g Jefferson street, seorsetovE, ID. o.
established 1851. iaL6-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-01

AHUsFMENTS.-"ROse Michel" the PLAY
which has achieved such great success with
lose Eyttnge in the title role, VIII be pro-
ouced at the National theater tonight for
The hrSt time. The presentation will be
under the direct supervision OF Messrs.
SHOOK and Palmer, with essentially the
same scenery and cast as when run at the
Union Square theater, In New York, over a
hundred ard thirty nights.
Lt1c0iH Hd3.-The celebrated Orpheus club
Of Philadelphia will give concert here to.
night, 10 raise funds for the decoration OF
the Womenfs centennial pavilion. This club
has recently given concerts in the northern
cities. ana met with great succ e a choice
programme is selected for to night.
IHeGttT CODtt4Ve.-increased attractions are
announced for this week at the COmluue.
Mr.. I'd. L. Nilks is to appear nightly in the
new drama. " Juba, or VINO Wins?' A long
list OF varieties completes the programme.
Western Presbyterian Cyilrch-Mtss Edith
Meredith will give humorous and dramatic
reading TO night.
, 1876-12-14
neuefe telfgr. geps(ben.
Ser &ricg int Orient.

II, IS. Sta. Cine Geuter'l9t
9epel6e aus Gonitantinopel meloet
oGs perIautet, oab Die 8epollmd6tlgter
Der @robmd9te in alen 6arptId9li6
ltcn 9unften Sa ejnem GillperitdnOnill
9elonst linb.'
2onbon, 13. 9es. Ser @iene'
Correspondent Der Shines" ~beitdtist oil
9ia9ri9t, 0aB Die @nli@ten ocr ruff
I6en urlo enslild'n &e9ierung unermar-
teter @eiie in tebereinitimmlns &C.
bra@t worben fiao. 9ieies 9teIulta
ipiro 6aupttd6li9 Den gerIi6ernn9er
bes Sen. S9natief iiber Den 3tpef Del
goIitif GubIanos 5u9el6risben. Sros'
Dem l9eint es Die Sirfei fir notbpen=
big gu Inben, lire @nli6ten SIT berOf=
fentli6en. Mlebrere @iener Sournult
publi5iren cine 3uldrift, pel9e ibrsl
Mngabe no6 aus tiirflI6en Aueaer
itammt. Sic 3ui6rift erfldrt, oaB Die
9forte auf Der NuTre6tcrbaltnng oes
Barrier behring's bciteben nno jeoer
Geriu6 elmer 8eiesun9 ibrer gropln :
sen uIs ucaium beli" betra6ten miro.
, 1876-12-14
2onoon t%ele9rapbirten 8eri6te iiber ei-
ne aG9emeine &epolte paren obne
@runb.
9nlanbi[de pspe(Aen.

ct. g auL Minn., IS. 9es. Da!
,SsHerion" Sdulsebduoe in Minneapo.
liz, $4,000 mertb, wurOe 9eltern fritz
bur6 Seuer serlt6rt. Sc befanOen lid
our 3eit unsefdbr 100 &inoer in ben
@ebdnoe. S1ammen perbreiteten i'd
Iebr raid, lnb piele Der 2ebrer uni
Sdiiler muBten ibre uebertpirfe 3urif-
~laien. Mle entfamen jebo9 unuerlebt
2ittIe Sc 0 #, Nrf., II. Seq. Sr
Der Ndbe bon Serarfuna erplooirte se.
fern Ser 9ampftsllet elmer 5dsemiible
Neun 8erionen Namens Gbauncci
Bead, Sas. MaD, %. @bite, g. &oien
bad, Gop. griffin, @eors Green, Sit
Steport, @eor9 Sadlon uno Sreb
@iliams, wuroen getOotet. 3wei Gee.
ger, Namens Gutter unO Sobnlon, wur.
Den sefdbrli9 perlpunoet.
Serre=9 auts Sn0., 13. Se5br
M%oninger's nSipoti," Elm @ebduoe, I'm.
ter pel6em ii0 ausseoebntc @einfeQer
befanoeh, puroe geitern friib our6 Seue1
serltDrt. @erluit $4,000; Gsrii9erunf
$4,000.
, 1876-12-14
Guropai(fbe Nahribtfn.

23erGim. Der preuBtide Nauotaa lou
mn 10. ODER IL. Sauuar t. S. berufen
ano ausldliebli4 NIT 6efitcuung oes
StaatSbausbaltsetats befaBt werosn.
Sir oieie Arbeit merosn inbeB faum
fanf @odem a3eit sesebsn isin, melt
alsoaun i9on Der neue 0ieibSta9 su,
Iammentreten muB, benz eS o%bIiegt, Dor
Dem 1. Gpril ben observation-disclosures
fir 1S77l78 fei13ultelen. Der 2anotaa
Ioa oann 5ur Ibwifeluus widtiser 9es
Iesseberil1er lui9aben gu 4nfang st.
tober naAlten SabreS nodmal5 b~erufru
usroen. Sb uno wie peit oiele Oi5pos
l~itiOneu niht ,pie bi5ber pom Sen tbats
IaAlidcn Serbaltnillen werben ourd)s
treu5t werOen, bIelbt o%b5uwarten.
Die Nadri9ten, wel9s iber Den
Stano Der Sorbereitun9sn Snm Inter,
rI9t89eiee ptrlauten, laIieu e8 alS ltber
trl1elnen, NaB Der @ntwurf bis gum
Se9lun Der nad)lten ganota95leilion Dol.
lenott lein wlro. SIS ltno lbon ieet
alle Gbeile oe5 9olf5l@ullpeienS icrti9,
nnO audi in oielem miro 10 riitig gear.
beltet, oaB man in e%ini9en Wo6en oa.
nit su Gnoe 81 fommen bofit. Son
Iem 0runoIas au8seb:no, oaB Der
Saupttrd9er Der SAuluft bic @ememOe
Iein loa, 9ebt Die Ablibt oe5 gntwurfe5
Oabin, ben &reiS gu ben Soften Der
unterbaltun9 in Dem Safe un9ena9cn.
Oer 2eItun9Siabi9teit Der SemeinOen
beran3u3ieben. MGbrsnb Dis er Die
abl9asun9 Der Qeiltun9Siabi9feit Der
@emelnOcn leoi9li1 pom ben bureau
fratil@en 8eb0rOen auSJing, Deroen in
3ufunft Die ueuen Selbfuerwaltuu95s
or9ane barber Die @ntlAeiouns baben.
Ote Ne9etun oieieS @runOlaee8 i'm
Gln5elnsn 1T Die SauptiAwieristslt, ole
Der SouenOun9 oeS @ntwurf5 nod i'm
We9e itebt. Die te@niiden Anltalten
Liir @eperbetreibenoe, 0anowerter uno
-@anOwlrtbe, welde nibt unttr Der Sci
tuu9 oeS Sultu8miuilterS, ionoern oep
6admintlter lte en-, weroen l6werli6
in baS untsrrl4tsSeies nit eiube;ogsn
peroeH f%onnen. 10 notbig audi bisr
manAerlei 0leiOrmen seworoen linb.
Bring Sermann Otto Gbriltian Az
8aloed, 9eb. ~. Oftobsr 1909, t0ni9e
lid preuBiiher @eaeraaicutenant a Ia
suite, Elm Obetm oeS r~e9ierenoen Sir.
ten, 1T 9elorben; b%erielbe war in fin
o%ertoler Gbe NIT Yrin3ellin IgueS, oes
@rafcn Trans BON GeletbS3et oiertes
Eodltfr. Dermdhlt.
, 1876-12-14
Na9ridten aus Central nnb SiSz
gmerifa.

Yanama a, 2. Seq. 9ie Commit
1ion, ,pel6e Die vYaDa. Gancania= Goute"
fir einen S6iffsfanal bur6 Colombia
permenen ioa, 1T in @spinpal an9efom
men uno miro lire Nrbeit beginner, 10
bolo Die trodene SabresSeit eintritt. Mae
Gambler Gurppa's nit Iusna6meO eutl6,
lano's uno Der S4wei5 lino in oer@om
mil'iDn pertreten.
g. pcrloutst, baB 500 Gonierpatipc
BON Nntioquia aus in ben Staot 8olj
pio ei%n9eOrunsen 1ino. Ole einfalen0e
Mlo6t 1T jebo6 10 i6le6t bepuffnct,
baB Iie feline Sefiir@tun9en erre9t. Sn
ben INSTRUMENTATION &epubliten
berri6t &u6e. Sonouras but ieine 81.
1onOti6often in 9onoon uno Gom auI>
9eboben.
Ger peruanii6e GonsreB bot bic Dem
grdlioenten wdbreto bes 9iir9erfrieses
perliebene @oamu@t 5uriifae5oscn.
Sn @ulpurailo miitbete am IA. uno
Is. Nopember cine Seuersbrunit, lpel0e
einen betrd9tli@en 5beil Der Steot in
gi6e Ie9te. Der Serluit 1T nod ni@t
ermittelt.
Na9ri9ten aus ECUADOR bis gum 10,
Gouember erseben, blb Yrdiioent Dor.
rero nit elmer 1000 Nfonn ~ltorten Or.
NEE Spil6en @uarranoo uno Gbimbo
1tano. Die Iorbut oes 6einbes, !9el9t
ALIEN 1000 damn Sdbltc uno gut be.
iuaHnet mar. befano ii9 Su Yobabopo.
2iperpooL IS. Seq Ser blelise
ursentinilA e &oulul bat cine 9epcl6e
uOn Dem 6%inOujminiiter ieiner 9fcgic.
ring erboIten, wel9e mjttbeiIt, BOB bic
Sniurrsttion in DER 9roOins @ntre-&jos
nrteroriidt, uuo baB Der Srieoe in Der
9ftpubIif pieoer berselteat 1T. 9ie mad
, 1876-12-14

Grauri9e @e;bnadten, ihreibt Die
ySerliner Gribiine," weroen bie8mal Die
r%iun9en 2eute" aug Den Standardization
baben. Oas Gffectcn Gommiiiionsge.
l1dft lieat 70 oarnicoer, oaB Die Brincis
pale iiA ~fortoauernO gu 8erional.Gin
idrdnfunaen oe,anlaBt iebcn. Bum l
Sunuar 1T mieoer elmer sunsen an5abI
BON guhbaltern, &alienaebitf fen uno
@orreiponbcnten ~aefiinoi9t worOen, in Ell
nem e~inaiqen Safe in einem beoeutenoer
8anfb ,uie erltreGt iih Die Sunlme re,
uorqenommcnen Saauartinoiauna.n ibf,
5ebn Engagements. Sn @eiaaf-
ten 'ouroen went9er &iinbiaunaen anS9e
iproden. aber Die @elammtSabl scr ltcl-
lenlo8 weroenben jungen 2eute III jeOen
falls bebeutenb. Infer ben @etinoiaten
beiinoen iih audi oiele ulte Glert8. Die
idon elm Sabr5ebnt ibren Drebicliel innes
aebabt baben uno nit ibren reip. 81 men
IAon halb unO bolb uerwl1 icu wareu =.
Gelhdftsloitafeit %suinat aver Die Brincl
pale in pielcn 8dlleu, iid ielblt Don ibren
dlteren Wiitarbeitern gu trennen @e
aiebt audi fir iie I'M @eidaft nidt meb,
biureidenHe 8eiAaftisuns.
9ie9r6Bten @1odenOen If
9ieielben fOl9en Dem Sc.
ridte mad 10 %oufeinanber: G6lnel Sal,
icr9lode 500 Ctr, Grfurter Som 275
Ctr, Masoebur9er Som 266 Str.
&0lner Dom 224 Ctr, Gliiobetb- STRIDE,
9reslau, 220 Gtr., Silbesbeimer nno
SulberItdoter Som ITO Ctr, OanSiger
Mlarientirde 121 Ctr.
, 1876-12-14
@reiic Der Musei9en:

tyrBs.re an,etsen peresn iaiser bersdnst.
Gid pber wenieer Bel fn bilben etnen Square.
sAle @nseteen inb i'm @sraus Sa 5atlen.
Die 3eituna wtrb in &itmune aab ltm~
-ssaenb bon bet GrGsern fir IS Gents per
@p6e arseetra9en.
, 1876-12-14
eutiMlQnO.

Berlin, IS. 9c5. Ser Sunoes=
Gei9stas fat Is Nrtifsl Der Ge9tsse=
isbe, ,pel6e BON Yarlament un9enom-
men, suriidsepielen. Sieielben be5ie-
zen Ii6 belonoers auf greBper9eben uno
g~e5wunsene auslasen Der &eoafteure
uno Gsrfol9uns 6Hentli6er Beanie.
Gos Yarlament miro non Dem 8ei9lub
bes Gei6stass beute in &enntniB sclesi
tperben.
, 1876-12-14

JllujHlOIlO, SQ.
Grlauten fiji ben Treuntem unt benz gu.
putlifum i'm @Qsemeiuen ibr srpers Eager,
peldes aus fplseneen Ss6sn betsb.. ansu.
bistsnt Drpaen, Meptsine. GbemIfalien, @ps
&c. unb Gcilet- M,tifsl, G9wamme, aOrfe,
psrflmerien, 8arbfuFe, 9arbe, Sele, 5enler.
elas. 3ttt etc. etc. etni&IiebltH Mass, mas
in etnen, autfn Drpsem. @ei9aft sswSbnIi9 gu
baben 1T.
Ole fiihren sIeiafaIs cine srcee Muspabl
bi&til9er Wrsparaiiunen ais: &prels @elatine,
gafer's Cocoa, gerl. @riBe, Rorn.@ tarfe,
safermsbL Sasp, 1apipra, ernbenTlte Mild
etc. etc.
9anbretb's earantirter @arten1aamen, tpos
Srn Elm ppaes Enforcement fsts porrGtbis III.
goncentrirte Jrubt- 9Gencen. Mromatili.
rn1sss Grsrafte BON tsosr 5prte, @emiirse sum,
Gtnma9en.
8ernsr lenfen ie bic Mufmerfiamfeit auf ibrs
l~elbtasma9ten preperate, welGe eine 20-iabs
riise 9rObs bsitanpsn anp fir tpelae fs saran
ttren tDnnen. NIB
, 1876-12-14
Sra nfret1.

Yaris, IS. 9e5. 9ie grnennuns
bon M. @imon als 9rdiibent oss Gotbs
unb Miniiter Der innsren Nnselesenbei-
ten unb M. Martel als Sultis= Minilter,
pice sc. Sufaure uno Marcete. pel6e
1i9 suriidSieben, 1T beate offisiel be
FAINT sema9t worben. Sas Cabinet
blsibt oesbalb, pie porber.
, 1876-12-14

re THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-12-14
Girginia StaatS>@ a5e1If
tael.p berausseseben son
9obn 9. y E II.
20. 81 3mOlfte Stra6e.
Htbmonb,B a.

@ubScriptiprs Nreife.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-10-12
Haskell and Chamberlain.

Colonel Haskell, Chairman Of the State De-
mocratic Executive Committee, recently ad-
dressed Chamberlain letter, in which he
manner, to meet Gen. Hampton and the other
nominees upon the State Democratic ticket ON
the stump, and discuss with them the politi-
crl issues of the day. He also brought to his
attention the recent negro riots in the State,
and ndered him the services Of the Demo-
cratic party to suppress any and all riots that
might occur i'll the State. Col. Haskell says: eff
there be terrorism and violence in the State
call upon us to suppress it, and do not let the
name of the State be perverted to dishonorable
political purposes" Chamberlain has replied
to Col. Haskell, and in nearly every sentence
has perverted the truth. He maliciously
charges the Democrats with the responsibility
of the recent riots, and of course claims that
the negroes were not the aggressors. or in
other words he had just rs well have said that
under Republican administration, Radical
negroes have right to outrage women, rob
houses, kill white men and burn dwellings
and gin houses when they please, and no
white man had the right to defend the virtue
Of the females or his property, and that none
but negroes and carpet -hagers would be per-
| mittcd to govern this State. The document
| fills thirteen columns of the Union Herald
and is weak aud cowardly, and shows Cham
berlain to be wiley demagogue and o par
tisan of the blacklist and wo rst stripe.