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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

pS- Bic wsilid fabrcnben !3iiss Der
$40. q. Giieubabn Wuroen lebtsn 0rei'
tag burd oas Gntoleiien eines 6rahtau'
aeS I'M, mebrere Stunoen peripdtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

Da- @m Iebten Samstas, naabem bic
Briber unb Sdmeifer bes ant Mittwod
uerftorbenen Gbas. 8. Sing bier ange'
tommen. iuurbe beiIcn 9eidnem auf benz
bieiigen &i,dbofe beigeiebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

Bas- $erm. 2emte reiite lebten Sonn'
tas in 6eieaidaft bes Srn. Gram, ipelder
lausere Belt in Galifornien selebt, bon
bier uad benz @~olbtaate ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

n@- $err @m. 6. 8Oeing unb
Semablin reiiten ant Montas fritz nod
Ybilaoelpbia ab, um Die Snbnitrts-@uS-
jeauna su beiu4en. @lidli@e &eiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

No. Serr Geo. s. Sing 1T nod niat
I'M Stanbe llnterri@t ertbeilen III tOnnen
bod boft man i'm na@ie ISOLDE an lei
nem Yoftea ju feben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

~ sobn Yfauti& bat 6& elm
S&la@trob setauft, psri&enst aber trot-
benz immer nod bas bette Bier in Der
Stabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

~ Ser bette Sdweisertdfe in Be,
Stabt 1T ;u baben bel
q 3. @Ubbn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

~ Gin @las ausseSeidnetes ct.
9ouis 2aserbier itets au baben bel
Sawertel & &ubn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

Binaer! 8 SINGER!
Eemarara 3uder bel
g. u. & 8. :. @ertens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
0er0c0srun9en III 0rel0mal6iu

8erbcnsru1Afn III Sre10nl1l9lnell.
Sen Oreidern unb 1armern CUR Nadridt. eab Sides Sabr bic uerbeGerte
Champion O%reidmaidins nit Nem uertenertsn s. Sobnsous @einiaunss Dip
perot ,un crten Ial in ar0bTem Mabhabe fabrirt wirc. ub mobtc i'd BE-
ionSers bic aufmeriamtat Der Sarmsr auf bMie Maidine Ienfea.
Oieie @aidne lit allen anoern um ID Sabre UorauS, os bdbt wcnn man
berednet, mdde BerSeKrunan idt. Is Sabren aemadt morben ib, un6 ben
llnteridieb betradtet. 70 Neben bic iessen gRaidinen Der perbeferen Cham
auber bent 9ripen'siet bat Sidelbe tsme siebe, ieueern sinen sans neuen
benz 3wed entpredenben Netuigunes @pparat, welher feline Sewe9un9 eeS
9anse Der Mai@ins na madt uno oMfe seweaune 1T bos Son, woasaasn Die
auberen 9aihinen eie Setenbewesuna bon IA Boil MAIDEN, uno fonnt pel
mebr 8raft eriorbern, aud bot He cine @orridtuua. weIde oas Helm sei&Iassne
untraut bon benz sBdsen ionbert. Hbt udbrenb Der @rbcit gang ruts ebne
Sitenbeweauna unb lduft nit iebr wen9 @erauf9. Son Mlen, welhe olefe
Nai&ine bnubt babeu, wro bebauptet. bab fe uni auei Risreefrait lthtr
arbeuet ais an6ere. Is wurbe ;u uel Iaum erforbern uaa ale iFe Sortbete
Al bdhreiben.
Mle bideniaen, wdde %bsabFdtaen cine Srehmaidine gu faufen tbun wobl
oaran bel mir uor,uiprehen. um biGeIbe in &uaenidein Al netmen. uno t@
earantie. bab oife @aihins before 5ufrieeenbeit sisbt ais iiraene cine e apSess;
Md baHe i'd mte fribcr sic bcrubmten Solution uno 8ucprus Mab.uno
Gruts Nfaidinen. Omie Waidinen db 70 alaernein bctannt. Dap a rem
weitere Gnptebluns beolrfen, uo 1T Der Sobnton Neben Der s1n ilE; mr@ 81.
Der 10 quite Siente sctG1et bat, 10 baB Serielbe bon ben neifen Ma'1'neh a'
genonnaen wurbe. .,:.
Serner made i'd Baseu unb 8Fu9e uuo anerIi Meparaturen 81 Dem n'e0Ha'
ten YreUen unb aarantre Scoerman utreoen 81 ncacn.
lin ,ablrciben 3uprudD bttet.
Nuuts McUcr.
Srmonn, Mr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

Sa- Oie $erren Yoef&et l. S@erer
taufen INNER nod Srauben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

10 G6te gemohlene Seiuurie IN
beIiebi9en Suantitdten bel
u 0 b. u 0 b y II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

~ SCENES SafeliaIi nur finf Gents
per Cad bel
n 0 B. q B n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

M 2ebten Wontas nabm Der Inter
ridt in Der 0fentliden S&ule FUR ben
$erbftermin ieinen Mnfans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
sds- Sob. &obpn bertauft feline Gro
ceries inner nod 70 bilia.

~ @dbrenb Der Uerflofenen Bo@s
ipurbe nur iebr wenis DeiJen lur Staoi
eebradt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

S@r GO werben tdsIid mebr 6ieber'
fdue Geri@tet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
Die Tlaide
..6amtur9er 9rppfen''

foHet so Gents. ober flint Nloihen sinet
Dollars, iinb in allen Seutideh @potee,-
ZEN AZ baben ODER nerben bieielben nap
Gmpfaua beS 9eIbes frei nod allen Sbe,'
len Der Ser. Staaten D%erianSt.
Wdn abreifre:
4. g. CO.,
Baltimore, Md
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

@- @epubIitanii&e Mfafenueriamm'
lung am ID. b. 30.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

Seaeu: 8atarrb unb Stodidnupfen,
,uclds cewobnlid idnell gcbeilt lueroen,
jubem bic Sropfen ben idarfcn, ltodsnoen
Sdleim aufloicn ano abfiibren.
Seaen cut,iinbliden. unb .droniidct
Mbeumatismus, sesen Gidt, aaIise. re,
mittireaoc Nieber. se9en 8rantbsitenS ses
s3lutes, bsr &ieren uno Der Slale. Sc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
9nspePfa,

ODER 8erbauunss . Scidwcroen, Sopf'
f@mer,, Sdultcridmerh 8etlemnlung Ger
Brui, Suien, iaureS NufitOben aus Den.
Maacx. SauinbeI, idledten Seid'nad
int Munbe, @alenleioen, Seritlopien,
Sdmer,en ia Der Niercn . @cgenb. uno
buneert aubere Srantbelts-G rlGsinur8en,
ipel&e burd llnuerbaulidfsit erieuSt iper-
ben.
eeaen Sauttrantbeiten. Iusialase,
S&wdren, Salsfife. 1lcGsn, Mltener'
gei&wIre, Garbuufel, &%in9iuur'!.
G~rinbtopf, fdlimme Mueen, @otblauf.
4rate, Sdorf, Mibfarbe uno aroers
4ranfbeiten Der Saut 1T Der @ebraud1
Der Sropfen bon unper9leidlid5er W'r'
fuua. Cine ein;iae Slaide miro in tat
aren 1anen ben ll~nglaubigiten Won Del
Birluns bisiss Seitmittels i%iberseusen'
SaItet Guer Blut rein uni
bic Seiunbbeit Cures Or
aamismus wirb bic Sol9'
fein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

B6S- Gitronen bel
8ob. q b b n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

se- Barm,e Sage, taIte Wa&te, ri@ti'
eeS 6ieberiuetter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06
~ Sic @einlefe bat besonmsn.

~ Sic @einleie bat bssonmsn.
-
~ Ser 6lus ffeist febr raid.
---
p@- S@ulwabl na@ten SamSta9.
W No@ mebr Ganb,baten Nn,eieen.
--.-~
D@- 60 iperben tdslid unebr Giebers
faae Geridtet.
@- @epubIitaniide @afenueriamn'
lung AM ID. b. 80.
s@- Barn,e Sage, taIte @a&te, ri@ti'
ees 6ieberpetter.
E6Sc Gitronen bel
8ob. 0 b y n.
Sa- Oie Serren Yoef&et & S@erer
taufen INNER nod xrauben.
S6s- Sob. @obbn bertauft feline Sro'
ceries inner nod 70 bilig.
-~-
Be- @dbrenb Der u~erfofenen Bo@s
uurbe nur iebr wenis Beijen lus Stabi
sebradt.
M 2ebten Wontas nabm Der Inter
ridt in Der oifentliden S@ule fur Der
$erbftermin ieinen Mnfane.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

NJ No@ mebr Ganb,baten Gnseieen'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

"a e&ulwabl na9aen @amstas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-09-06

H0ubtuti9tctt,
8I.idiudt t,
Sdwcrmitbigteit,
Mensflidtcit,
Nebelfeiten
. d II,
8opf' II. Slicoeridmsrier,
@er3tlepfen,
~ b II d I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

An analysis OF the vote In the Senate yes
terday On the question OF Jurisdiction In the
BelkDap impeachment case shows that the
republican Senators voting In favor of juris-
diction numbered thirteen, as follows
Messrs. Burnside, Cameron, of Pennsyl-
vania, Dawes, Edmunds, Hamilton, Hitch
cock, Mitchell, Morrill,, OF Vermont, Robert
son, Sargent, Sherman, Wadleigh, and
Wright; and that the democratic Senators
voting against Jurisdiction numbered but
Two, Messrs. Eaton and Jones, Of Florida.
While IL was conceded that Messrs. Dawes,
Edmunds, Mitchell, Morrill,, of Vermont.
Sargent, Sherman, and Wadleigh, all repub
hcans, would vote in favor OF Jurisdiction, II
was not generally supposed that Messrs.
Burnside, Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, Ham
ilton, Hitchcock, Robertson, and Wright
would vote on the same side OF the ques-
ton. The settlement of the matter of juris-
diction establishes highly important pre-
cedent-the first OF the kind in American
hlstory-yiz., that public officer is amen
able TO trial by Impeachment for acts done
as such officer Notwithstanding he resigns
after such acts were committed. The ques-
ton whether Gen. Belknap resigned to
escape Impeachment does not seem to have
received the special consideration of the
Senate which lays down the broad principle
that public officer is liable to impeach-
ment even though he be no longer an officer
or the government. While Justice to the
defendant In the case demands that he should
have fair trial, the interests of the country
require that the trial should be carried on
without any unnecessary delay In order that
the important egislative business now before
Congress may be transacted before the end
Of the present fiscal year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

While the ceremonies OF Decoration Day
are appropriate and beautiful, they could be
made a means OF reuniting more closely in
the bonds OF brotherhood the people of the
north and south, were they participated In
simultaneously and In common by both sec
lions. Such observances have already been
witnessed in different parts OF the country,
and always with the pleasantest results.
Since the union OF our common country in
harmony is conceded to be a contamination
devoUtly TO be wished, why not make the
day one of honor TO American valor without
reference 10 the side on which the heroic
dead fought In our late unhappy civil strife?
The New York EUeItiHg Post well says the
hate and the Bitterness Of the civil strife
ought to be banished with the battle-fags
and trophies OF victories gained by the peo-
pie of one part OF the country over the people
ofanother part; that there is no way this can
be better done than In the decoration of the
graves OF the soldiers who proved their
heroism and patriotism by the willing test
Of their blood; there is no other method of
CONNIE morating the war and Its conse-
quences in which north and south can so
readily unite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

Although the attendance al the Centen-
NAL exhibition does not at present give pro-
mise OF much prodt, the Philadelphia Tines
shows by statistics that IL compares favor
ably with that at other international exhi-
titions. The number OF paying visitors at
Philadelphia during the first fourteen days
fool up 25s, SIS, or little more than a quar-
ter a. 3 million, giving a daily average OF
ls,i6s- During the nrst fourteen days al the
London exhibition OF 1851, the paid admis-
sions numbered 2s5 ,96i, an average OF q, i2s
daily. At Paris, In 1861, they were but
IL, i1i, or s,95s daily. At Vienna there was
no register OF the attendance on The opening
day nor on the fourteenth day OF the exhibit
ton, but In the Intervening twelve days the
paid admissions aggregated 81 ,0S4, q daily
average Of only $40. 1t will thus be seen
that the daily attendance at our exhibition,
exclusive of exhibitors and employ es and
those holding complimentary passes, Is
more than three times as great as that At
Vienna during the first fortnight, and more
than twice as great as at Paris, while IL Ia
not very far below the average Of the sue
cessful London exhibition. Besides, the at
tendance At the European exhibitions wa
considerably smaller during the first fort
night than IL was later. and IL is hoped this
VIII be the case with our exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30
The Revolution I'm Turkey.

A telegram from Constantinople brings
the Important news that Sultan Abdul-Aziz
has been dethroned, and Mohammed Murad,
bis nephew, and heir presumptive, has been
proclaimed Sultan. The dethroned mon
arch, Abdu[Aziz, was born February 0,
1880. and was the brother OF the late Sultan,
Abdul MecjId, on whose death, June p,
1861, he assembled the throne OF the Ottoman
Empire, according to the custom which pre-.
fers brother to a son as heir. He showed
stronger military tastes and a more active
spirit generally than his predecessor; and
made extensive loans In EugIand to carry
out improvements and reform the finances
OF the empire; but never seems to have been
able TO effect the latter, and has not only
been head over ears in debt, but has had in
creasing disturbances in his dominions In the
way OF instructions, and home disaffection.
His inabilitytO put. down the insurgents, and
to protect the Christian and resident foreign
population, from outrage and massacre has
caused many OF the European powers 10 join
lately In sending propositions to the Turk
fsh Cabinet Offering diplomatic interven-
ton TO secure settlement OF these internal
troubles. These propositions seem not to
have been acceptable either TO the Turkish
government or the insurgents, and now a new
complication appears in the deposition of the
Sultan. There seems to be no reason to hope
that the lew Sultan will be able to deal more
efectualIy with the revolving provinces than
Abdul-Aziz has, and IL appears probable
that the only solution Of the case will be
through the armed intervention of the near
est European powers, ending In the dismem.
bermept OF the Turkish empire. The new
Sultan, Mohammed Murad, is the eldest
son Of Abdul MedJid, the predecessor OF Alb
dul-Aziz, and was born September p, 1910.
He is, therefore, about IS years of age.
The government OF Turkey is a pure des-
potism; though nominally absolute, the
power Of the Sultan Is much limited by the
Shiekh III islam, the chief OF the UIemas,
who has the power of objecting to any of the
Sultans DEGREES, and frequently possesses
more authority over the people than his SOW
ereign. The Ulemas are a class OF theolsgi-
cal jurists in Turkey, who derive their de
cisions from the Koran and its commenta-
ries. The Ulema enjoys many privileges,
pays no taxes, cannot be condemned to death
or deprived Of his property by any court OF
law. The supreme head of the administra-
ton, and next in rank TO the Sultan, is the
Grand Nizier, under whom are the members
OF the Cabinet or divsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30
The star for the Summer.

Persons Ledri,lg The city may hare THE STAR
se,rf 10 fhetr oddress by rssdl, postage prepaid,
for much period Of time Gs they may desire: at
the rate Oils cents per ,oeek 60 cents per month,
q 75 for three months, OF @ for sir months.
- The money TO pay for the Tins required
must IN oH cdses accompany The order. Other-
,Ctse the paper cannot ese,n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

After vigorous assault all along the line
among the liquor dealers In New York on
sunday, me list instant, by the police au-
thorities and the arrest Of nearly ave hun.
6red vendors, the authorities are becoming
tim,d, and last Sunday the arrests dwtndled
IOWA 10 sixty-Seyen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

PLAIN BLUE, BROWN AND BLACK
FOULARD CAMBRICS.
Also. neat Black and White CHECKS, stripes and
rgui ed, of the newest desiGLs.
Str ped and Plain Cashmere DEBEGES,
Neat Check all Wool Ca .hmeres,
Neat Check Scotch GiuRhsus,
Shepherd 9 Plsids in Black and White, with many
other new Drees Goods and the larges, and most
complete ass 1rtmert Of Black and Cold SILKS
20 Re found in this market
FL One PTICe Orly. an PAIN FigwfS
W. VI. SHUATER 4 BRO,
1t 919 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FUN KENT AMI SALE.
EoR BEsL-A NV HOUSE no. sos
greet sou,hssst. 10 rooms and sli modern I'm.
Il denseurg DEPOT, b. and o. 4 ave nirrtes'
yak from The ststioni seed stable aud carriage
e.., term. or tr.5eS Tor sS,nsauser.d etJ i Prop
sTsy AsPlI to J. ". soorT, No. 1893 so :,rse,
EoR RINr-A peasant seven room COTTAGE.
from city limits. Good .tasIe and OF; buidiass on
D n,fs io' road. Address "Fsrm," Star offee.
tFok RENT-sMALI FARM-ll Acres-nesr this
,t S,n, p,snn OF fruft' sx room house Location
msis lm 1'.l'h', R'A.s saI 81 .s.,.,
F9k ci kIEEsT.lsse stTyei; se.T The Arlington
noor, ,uitable Tor sentIFmen "ooa mS, Gu r'n
ROB RENT-HoUst 22Of street
Il Possession June LIST.
A AsfE7ss1 si I.HH.s In LIE,
tSR BLkTEThtse story BRICk HOUSE,, With
:. back seildins SO rloi. on street, betwesn
nue. PRIZE, s. per month. mySf,unei.
EUR sALE-FRAME DWGLLISG- ,oo5-.
closet. ss .s s, .ins sumner hI;eSep bah. GO. S.r
Pierce Place NV, between 8 sud sts. ms Is 2ws
EoR RENT-Uufurni.hed ROOMS, en- suite or
s ! sipsle; rleasantly located Ter summer; new
cars. Apply 1884 18th street mill sw@
FoR sALE-s new aud hand some DWELLING,
-, ~ TO ms, lev minutes walk of Relay. sdm,ra,
Terms unusually easy. APrly %
mylllm. Old II ot,i, R.lsS. r q nk
FOB RENT-HOUsE oIY4I- ro,,Ls..,c, 49,
81 ard 18th streets northwest Kent 81 Ia
per year. lrqulre on the premises. myis-s6-t
FOE REET-HoUsI No 1889 G street north.
,,,r west Bent sSo per year. Inquire on the
Remlees. mJls-eoTt
Eos kEN1-ROOMs, furnished and unf1rni.h-
month Annv =, 1 ni thS sisys from Ss 70 S@ per
"Angicourt" fhRM Of us acres, highly i'm,
proved, With fine orchard OF imported fruit Tres,
one mile from Inssne Asylum. ." IneHiSe a' ~ 9'1s
and sfrt sS, $40 18th street northwest, between
sae n s o uys In.
FoR sALE-Three de-iTabIe lots Of TNPROyED
Of Ro8GH 81 diile Len hs s,sSs
1e1a. l2tn 81 opp Treasury department ms eoim
fNSk kENT or saLE-A HOUSE 10 the ooun-
exenaseed ior city property Tented furni shed or
9Hhlnfnisnes 90 acres Of Land, near soldiers
1894 street northwest. mys I'm
FOR sALE-HOUsE 1905 stree, porthve.,
Ell eleven rooms range, hot aud cold water 10 Ted
ps; marble mantels every modern oonvenience
FBANk GIBBEY, Lumber Merchant,
myo I'm Cor OH street and New York ave.
FOE SALE . In The Country : A comfortable
walk Of ammendsle, Baitim Ore and Ohio RAILROAD:
also, hne Bnildips Sites; Rolling and Beau tifui
MEN Be mSl sa Ms Address DANIEL An
FOB SALE Oh KAOHANGE FOB CITY PROP.
MD. sixEEEE xoREs Of LAND NV With 0 eOssIe,
minutes w,ik 70 the Hy sitsville depot Baltimore
30 and further 81 Inc hGq 1sm efs
n: sTINEMETz, 1897 Pc ave. msrH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30
ONE PRICE ONLY,

CASH DISCOUNT TEMPER CENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

Ope OF o16oo. Of oSso-s pa cent. FOG ssso
dAttng.
Auction Sule.
(nWBDNEsDAY,M NAY Silt. at o'clock n m. :.
a-stcry brick houses. ny1.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

- EYE eLAseEs AND sPROTAOLHe@
paid 20 repairing hne Waiches and yeWelry. HAIR
6AlTHH, 915 Pennsyivania avenue. myn-in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

DRINCE ALBERT FROOK COATS. with Vests
4 to match. Beautiful pattern for SO, at 10Il
PeuLsl lyhufa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

TBE OBIKETAL SILK wORsTED SUIT for
so Is most dressy out this season, at A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

THE GREAT HIT OF THE SEASON A
y Linen Duster, very long AID nicely made, fer
a, at A. STBAUS'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

MOHEY TO LOAN.
$4,000 TO loan on choice real estate, IN sums Of
from ESQ TO 3 90, ct and ~ per cent interest
few sums ct per osnt. In from o. ~ 20 $4,000
b. b. WARNEB,
mAru corner 7th and y streets.
QSn TO 5000 INVESTED III STOCK
XOU PRIVILEGES PAYS LARGE PROFIrs
and Wan st. 6eviex. ssHT TREI. y
JOHN HICKLIE0 co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

Wl psrierced and scienfihc Ladies PhysScian ssd
Midwife Of - years. practice attends lsdiss q their
ing, and the bed medical attendance e the Doe
tors private residence: kaeiss placing themsslyes
scientific tresamenf and speedy cure. Once ana
rsst6euce oSrnsr Of eozth ShAxD sn1 Dover s,reess
Baltimore. seDu-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

MOEAIR DUSTERS, Plain aud Ulster stylo. A
lVI great variety Of c0lJrs, at l0I1 Penns
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

A FULL LINE Of Children's SUITS, hand-
"a souely Il immtd and made in the very latest
style, from o6 upw ards, al A. STRAUS'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-30

valuable personal property to any AMOUNT, and fer
any time desired, on very reasonable terms.
Also, Goods sold on Oommission
At Private SAle-very Cheap-A large lot OF Ca
redeemed Pledges and Commission Goods, new and
All business strictly confidential.
The Oldest and the most reliable house IN the
city. marls-tr
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II IGHT COLORED AND FANCY DRESS
II PANTS, LEO different patterns, at lO11 Penn
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ENGLISH STRIPE AND PLAID CASS SUIT
~ that sold for $40, selling now for Ga, at a
ETBAUS'.
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HATS ! HAT5l

BLACK SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES.
We oner the most rom pete assortment of Lupiu q
BLACK GREHADINES to be found at any retail
sstsDIis hmeRt In this country, CON pricing Plain,
striped, Plaid, and equsre Mesh; aud having
bought them Of the late large auction sales ade
the agents in this country, we prepared 10 sell
them a. low as any house in the United States We
warrant them all pure Silk and Wool; and have
sent II desired
~ One PI,ts Only, In Plain Fiswes.
w. M SINISTER IL BRO,
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TIE FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS
10ll Penrsy lyalia avenue
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nOE'T PURCHASE, UETIL YOU EXAMINE
merly as, at A. STRAUSS
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MEDICAL, dc.

MEDICAL, dc.
EQR THE CUBE OF ImPOTENJY. Seminal
weakness: spermatorrho.s, or Lost NisOr, Try
DT b.oiheTS' IHrtgOraftHg cordial. No cure, no
gey Tor sale At 900 b street southwest, opposite
nR. BuCkLER yoN0okTwenfy years expert
" ence in Female Diseases, Irresuisritiss, ovs-
rian Tumors-Guarantees satisfaction or charges
n. How ard street, Baltimore. may22-lms
+ AIDES MAY CONFIDEHTIALLT CONSULT
IL pR. BROTH Rs on all Irregularities and dis
easse OF O chronic or delicate nature with the
sor.pce Of relief; sos street southwest, opposite
6SATIsrACTIOEn-Ap positive cure, D Der bot
~ tie. Prepared according 20 the original form
ola By DR.. Darby, at IL ~ street, cor. o. Penn
nR. ROBEBTeoN, y,oa Bantmors, can be con-
~ suited Of l2A 10th street northwest, nearly op-
Postte the Gas Once, every wEDE EsDAT snd
the Urinary Organs, Gonosrhes. Gieet, stricfure,
typhiis. and epermatorrhea. Gases Of 0onnorrhes
recently contracted cured 10 70 days. eypails IN
al tts stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradicated from the system, without the Of ner
curry. epermatorrhes, brought on BY excuses and
abuse In youth, causing loss Of memory and tnssnf
y. general debility, organic weakness, I'M potency,
digestion, .paiPitsiion Of the be., pains in bach,
dim Of sight gddiness, evil forebodings self
distrugt, ke., speedily cured By newly discovers1
remedies. Gentlemen placing themselves IN DR., R.h
hand can rely Upon icing scientifically and boz.
which he nov holds frsm the leading physicisns q
Baltimore. Once l2t 0th street northwest, froo
= 20 D. N. marS-U