davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21
PMS Mtttel= tttto Slo=9lmerif1

Ba ma a, 10. Nprll. = Der Burgerfrieg
in Der 8epublifGolonbia oauert fort, un0 es
etifttrt peni9 Soffnung uuf Elm baloiaes
@noe bciIelben. Wcb-sre NlSldnber, luelfe
fiir3lid) aus Dem Snnern anlanaten, 9lauben,
baB oerielbe nod mebrere Sabre ior.geiest
merben miro. Seine ueuersn Wadrid,eH pom
8i6tiqfeIt iinS stugeluuien.-- Der Sunbess
Srisqsoampfer yBeniacola" iege.te am oierten
D. 0tt8. nab oem Norbeu ab. Der Dart
pier ySEuba" tpiro mahrif)etn!id) roh eineu
Wionat in bielem 9aien oermetlen. Der
9arpfer ySnatara" fam am 8. b. @tts.
ans 8eitnbien in Iipinmall an.- RGG]ocm
5r. @lapton, Der ameriTaNiite Soniul in
9lmu, Beru, am %. Wdrs geltorben mar, en-
nanr.e Der ancrifaniife @eianote ben Capt.
9cml Siiiam als iielloertretcuoen Soniul,
bis peiierer Sefebl BON 8aihinston eintrlfft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21

IN BON yer. 255, ro=gutawbrGse, nad vi. 1o9'
Worbzebarlesfrase, sesosen, no e1aeie aufmerflamf
feit ben ipeaelen arantbeiteu bon 6rasz Eo Snoern
nibmet.
ghreaufunoen BON SO 8ormtttass unb bon S-4
unb 6-7 rlbr Hadmittass. (San20, ,SIte, ,1.a.&f3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21
Cine sseners 1runit 1T Der pettnfDls
Dattffdjet Selaeaett0.

Bttt burg, Ya., 20. Nplil. - Sn
| Yetrolia, Butler Co., Ba., ipuree geiiern elm
grocer Selbebdlter auf De- Srautmann'i iten
| Sarm, in meldlem lid] $4,000 SaB Sel beiau.
cen, pom Slee getrOffen II. ipraug in Stiide.
Sas brennenoe Stl iette spet anoere Behdl-
ter IN 6lommen, uno elmer aerlelbeu, tpelder
$4,000 SaB Del enthielt, murbe serit0rt. OaS
| Sener oil Dem sDeiten uurbe burd Sampf
GelDld]t. SaS brennenoe Sel lief nadl oem
8adJe 91nab uno seritDrte Naes, mas in ieis
uem 2Sege lag. Galton's Damn mur gliifz
ltderpetie bod genug, um bas fliiifJe Seuer
IN lelnem Sororlnaen auf3uhalten. 53n6lf
Selquslleu nebit alien oil benielben befinoii=
| d]en SehIltern mnreen serIt6rt. OaS Stdptz
| den Erautmann, lueld)es aus einem Dotel, 2
0ethfGllen, eiucm gtuarblotale unb mehreren
WohnbdUIern betano, iiel osn Siammen gum
Spier. NuBerbem murben mebrere sDIi6en
oem Stabtdjrn ,lno Dem Sad)e qelegene @e~
| hdEbe einqeGid,ert. Der Serlult, oweit Die
@ebduoe in Setradt fommen, betrG9t $780,
600. Der Serluit, meldler burd, 3erit6ruug
| oes Seis entltebt, ut ntdt ermitteIt.
Ser SotelbratS lit st. 3ouis.
ct. t.Qouis, 90. lprit. .-lleper 50Sertreter
Der Observation-Disclosures -@eieuitaf.
ten befiuben itd bier, I'm Die burd, g!udide.
RING beS ySouthern 9otelS" entfaubenen
Yerluite fetsuitellen. Die Serreu merben
rpabrideinlit spei bis brei Gage i'll Sibun9
blsiben. Die lluteriufuns ourd Die 9eidjen~
id,au- -Geld,mOrenen murbe teute Ufor9en in
@ebeimiibuug fortleisst. @S 1T nift suabr=
idlelnltd,, oaB rDeitere 3tu9enauSiagen uou
gSt5tl9feit pernommen meroeu.
9rdnSe.
dtOn, R.-S., 20. 2lpril. - Die bic
fige Speldenfabrif wuroe geitern ourd Seuer
serItDrt. Serluit $4,000. Cine betrdd,t=
lde au5abl 4rbeiter serdtb auBer Seiddfti-
9uug.
@bica9o, 20. Qpril.- 9eute firth brad
etn 6euer in rem fiinfft6digen 9ebduoe Scr.
1872 uub 1874, Dit DtabinnitraBe, aus unb
belddrtste oahabe gum getrage bon $4,000
blS $4,000. Sn Dem @ebGuDe befanben ii6
bic 9eddftslofale Der Sutmader Scott &
@omp. unb Der Observation-Disclosures Sarri8
$,elpmauu & Comp. Ser Gerluit Der lettersu
Sirma betrdgt etlpa $25, 1000 unb 1T p0nis
perihert; Der Ser!uit Der anberu Srna lit
grDbtcnthetls burd Seriiderung aeoedt.
Spfer oes &oblen6ls.
QonDo Ont, 20. Nprll. - FRAU
&ioo uno Srau Sdider 81 Gplmer ipen6eten
beute bei'm Inma6eu zines SeuerS 8obeu0l
OH; ole Same erplooirte, uno belpe sSrauen
murben ldredlid oCrbrannt. Srau 8iob
itarb furs oarauf uno Der Soo Der 6rau Silz
ltder rptrb ftiinoli9 erpartet.
0Skn-.Sp(,. fxn,.N L.. NTnnnI~&.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21
Spe3ials sNott3em.
O'Brien's

ueuerGaIon nnoG fssss tmrn &C,
fss-,oF) Sir. -. 6ermanitrafe.
Sr. .. u. unoermooe,
bomSopathtf der Nrat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21
Npberts'W WaIs>mno 8IetI d=W gtrat
glch1haft ts,to itGrSeto.

sseNer, als eebertbran, eesen g Sbptnbiu9t,
Emftr6b1eanit gnt5 inbuns uno anbere
eunaenz unb SaIss sgsidperOen. 8ei gferOen=, ,Starz
tat= unb anocren Gie6eyn aIs ndbrenbes Gonielm
sur Serbeiinbruns raiber uno SeuHanoiser @ensiuns
iebr priiam. Gut sesen 9pssepfie, gppetiaofsteit,
Werbauunssleioen unb allserneine S9watf.
SIN alien Apotbesfu 5u baben. lSan.3,1Sti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21
8eiantntter 1ttt8etbctls
ter lteberid1tls iiber
iGutnttlt@c 0erbino=
Iidsfpftptf GE
$5,5O3,793.41

8eredneter unsetbeilter neberibus auf
3outtne=BoItcen iiber ben geieslibeH
&eierOefOn0 0..................... 5 2,2Ot, 5000
gteue Geddfte in 1876, 1898 YoItcen
periiderno ................... .... 25,020,577.00
Ausitebenoe RiIitos ............... 49, 5000
Bon bem un9etbeilen ueberihuB, NIT GuSIdlu6
bon S800,0U0 Die pom iSinanbz z@omie fir unporbers
seiebeRe de reierurt iperoen aui t6eilba6enben os
licen bic ieanpartihaIiben Dptoenben ertGrt perhen,
Die bel @reb9uns Der nddbiten dbrben Br6mie perz
Denobar tnb.
Die lBertbl6abuns Der ausebenoen goIicen III natb
Der aneritanii6en Sa6ele Der Iez
naIen gIorm nPe 6StaoteS 9ten syprf poraeuommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21
Mttipa.

saars Wetto=amOo, 81. Deg. '7s, s3o,4i6, 1880
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21

Sur oas AM 81. Sc,br., 1875, enoenoe Sabr:
NettozIttiua am 1. San. 1876. .S27,6FI6SO.SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21
Sec; ", g3iaips, attuare

ii9erun9S 9epurtements oeS Stautes News
Yort (uuiseItsllt mad elmer Britfuns oes gu
graminator beS 9epartementS nebft sebu
ictner Hennuug8iiibrer beinabe orei WOnate
in Qnipru6 nahm,l idlltest iOlaenbermaBen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21

9dmIide 4ttipa, 81. Se;. 1876. s31 ,734, ,93i.n
@an5ltte Baifiua, enibiieSlid Der Re=
lerpe ftr gBteoer= Seritterun9 aler
beitebeuOeu Bolcen. ...........,.... 26,23t HOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-21

SenrN .. &Doe, Prafbeut,
Evening star., 1877-12-13
GEORGETOWN.

A GEoRGETowN DELEGATION caIel on the
Postmaster General and First Assistant Tyner
post Office branch of the Washington office,
and the establishing of the free-delivery sys-
tenn here. Messrs. T. W. Jones. John Mar
bury jr., and John T. Mitchell spoke i'm be.
half Of the opponents of the change. and i'm
favor of retaining Mr.. Hill for postmaster
Mr., W. W Curtis conceded with them in op-
posing a change IN The system, but wanted
HlIl rotated out OF Office.
The RoSsLYN GOLD FIND.-NotwithStand-
ing the selling OF reporters and others by the
bogus nugget of gilded brass mentioned in
Yesterdays STAR. it may be stated that there
Is g0d-beaTing quartz all along shore here and
further up the Potomac, and that Mr.. w. w.
DUNCAN has eertihcate of assay of RoS>lyn
III Is simply question OF viii il pay To work il.
THE +. o. MIDDLE.
; tbo ,ilasS Ms great ply mat Mr.
yesterday with the representative mon of
Georgetown. should have boldly announced that
he was IN favor Of another person foT the position
of postmaster Than NJ. Hin. He would never have
been ON hand if il had been thought that he would
that any such representative should have been
there, This movement % retail. the present in
tumlent is very amusing. when a ,..a means a,ttmp-
Ell to aC.cmpHSi II are considered; highly anus
ing when these representative business men
declare that the business man OF Georgetown can
not lie safely distributed by postal carriers. II Is
hoped that this suggestion will not awaken fears
among the merchants oi New FORK and other cities.
aud cause them 10 aS for the abolition ofthe ear
rier system as no longer a safe system. Highly
amusing when the motives of those who, IL Is
charged. receive but one letter a week or month
are called i'm question by persons whose places of
business are exclusively in Washington city. whose
business mail is received by them there and from
postal carriers. and who only spend their nights In
Georgetown and presumably do not receive even
one letter a week there.
The desire Of those who advocate the carrier SyS-
TEN Is this. and this only:-That the present office
with its boxes. attendance of clerks. and good ones
and The facilities for the sale of stamps and The
issue of postal orders, I've continued; and that there
he in addition thereto the carrier system.
The representative business men, and the
Washington city merchants residing here. Whu
cannot trust sworn postal carrier with heirmailS.
can keep and use the boxes which they have.
1t Is hard. however. that other PERSONS. natives.
citizens and residents of the town. and thorough 3
identified with its interests. should lie incammOtlel
and denied the advantage oi system almost
c"eNtensiye with the postal system Itself. simply
because il is desired that tllc present Office
perfect Siuecurc. should be continued. The depart
cnt Is already'adyised to the saving la the cost
Of the proposed Sy stem over the old plan.
\ NNTINE NE N,ENKN,ErnMN.
Evening star., 1877-12-13
Condensed Locals.

From J. &. Parker, 619 7th street We have
the New York papers in advance of the mails.
Street lamps viii be lighted ut ii y. IN, and
,xtinguiShrd at SD a IN.
MIR. u. g.. Hine has. Tor John Kraft. entered q
suit against Andrew LangdOn Tor $1,000. for
false imprisonment.
4. W. Bennett was arrested here YESTERDAY
by OfficeT McGaTvey. charged with stealing a
valuable horse from farmer near Marlboro.
Md.
HaveTIy'S minStreIS win commence a short
engagement at FOrd'S Opera House this even
ing Ia this large company are Mr.. Frank
tuShmaH. late Of CaTncTCSS x DiXie'S and
NClch and Rice. late of simmons a SlOcum'S
The newspapers speak we'll of the troupe.
The Massachusetts state association last
night elected officers as follows: Il. ;. Pike
president; = r Faunce. first vice president /:
q. H. Manning second vice president; X. III.
Manning recording secretary: Samuel BaN-
ter. financial secretary; and \. I'll. Shattuck,
treasurer.
DT. +. kampf. formerly connected with
NbeCicT'S expedition. and now residing on g
street. near l-th. fell in an epileptic fit this
morning. near the corner OF llth and streets,
and was removed to his home by an officer.
The Stock Investment Agency for the pur-
pose OF dealing m stocks and carrying ON a
general commercial business. has filed Ger
fihcate Of Incorporation. The capital stock i
So IN II shares, and the corpOTatOrS are Peter
h. l.. COie, Charles y. CrUmmell, and III. +.
Hal.
Charley Buck. this morning. seized bolt of
calico from in front of j. W. COlley'S dry goods
store. Market Space ami made tracks for the
Smithsonian grounds. but was himself seized
ly officer iIUitTS.
Evening star., 1877-12-13
THE GDTRTS.

BANKRUPT COJRT-JifdGe HU8ipbT9Bs.
To-day. in the matter of Joseph 4. Herman:
leave granted To amend.
EQUITY COURT-JudGe U-Uie.
To-day. Hart agt. Hart: submitted Beener
'agt- bhutt: amended bill fled. Page et III. AIT.
RichardSon: receiver report referred White agI .
Drane: sale ordered. jackson agt. Davis ct ri.
APPEARANCE of Blackfor,l ordered. Jackson agt.
Albright et al: do. Wilett agt- Foster: commits
si"ners appointed 10 assign dover. Gibson agt
GaUtier; submitted.
Police COURT-J1ld0e SnoW
Yesterday. I.aNinia Henson colored. charged with
The larceny of sI25 from Eno> EIy. living in the
county. near the soldiers Home: grand Jury
bonds 500. WIN. Harris. 4 colpred boy. charged
with stealing quarter of fresh pork; $40 or thirty
days. WIN. Wilson. assault on Eliza 4. farmer: SO
ar thirty days In the of the United State agi
Fletcher eSter. for assault and battery L. ID [
ZONES ~ a hall at the Georgetown market han. Dr.
Shcc kellS gave testimony after which the court I'M
posed ine of $50 and costs on Webster. In tha
ease against Edward and Mary S1yres. the first
named a white man and the latter a colo red wO-
man. changed with keeping Il bawdv house on 1O.h
near II street northwest. several of the uPiShblrS
gave testimony aS To the crows of men and WON IN
going in and out of that house at unreasUna bi,,
hours. The testimony here closed. ami the court
imposed a fine ot $50 each on defendants. Appeal
taken.
TO-DAY.
EtW aTd harding. assault ON Susan Harding: -.
Edward Adams. assault Un Edward Simmons: -.
N. Re ed. cOored. larceny of "A hoTS, belonging 20
iSnatiuS S'mms. of Prince Georges county. Md.
plead guilty: sent to Jail for action of grand jury.
Evening star., 1877-12-13

To THE CONSUMPTIvE.-Let those who Ian
guish under the fatal severity of our climate
through any pulmonary complaint. or even
those who are in decided consumption, by no
means despair. There is safe and sure rem
edy at hand. and one easily tried, VU50r's
Compound OF Cod Liyer OH and Lime" with
out possessing the very nauSeating flavor OF
the Oil as heretofore used, is endowed by the
phosphate of lime with a healing property
which renders the oil doubly eificaciOuS Re
markablc testimonials of lis efficacy shown 10
those who desire To see them. A Il. Wibor,
Chemist Boston. eos
Evening star., 1877-12-13

FESTIVAL OF THE GATES-ThiS beautiful
and unique entertainment at Masonic HIll
this evening is under the same management. as
that two years ago. There viii I've Roman.
Normandy, and a Moorish gate and others,
and the manners and customs of the different
nations viii be represented by ladies and gen
temcn in appropriate costumes. There will
be refreshments. Il telephone concert, etc.
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Ent-
WlSlc: VIM. Fagan, construct two small stores
corner 18th and u streets northwest: 500
Frank seymour. repair premises on North
CapitOl Street SlnO.
Evening star., 1877-12-13

TRUE ECONOMY.-It has been found that the
only true economy is that which stops the lit
tie leaks and saves in tTifieS For instance
one saves i'm milk. butter eggs and -four by
the use of DOOicy's Yeast PORTER which Is
made from the pureSt cream tartar. derived
from grape acid. Good housewives have
proved this by experience
Evening star., 1877-12-13

NEW PATTERNS of Natelasse cloat;nos i,,,
opened, cheap; plain dress goods. Is: Knicker.
booker dress goods, II, Is. Is, % 81: new
slawls, biack eashmeres, black alpacas, ear
pets and otleioths; Waterproof cloth, 80 cents
al the cheap store. Towson's, Pa. ayenne nea |,
9Th ST. south side,-Adr N' e'i
Evening star., 1877-12-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemeuts. q C.. Tonight

National TneGter. - Louise PomeToy in
sCymbeline.'
0yera HDUSe.-iiayeriy : MINISTRIES.
THedter CJmigUe.-The Red Riding Hood
female miIiSjTeiS and varieties.
Vernon R0U-Art Club Loan Exhibition of
Choice Paintings. Open day and evening.
Masonic HIH-ExhihitiOn of gates.
7nHianflqa IErN!-Stra.hnrg clock.
Evening star., 1877-12-13

LESS THAN HALF PRICE.-On consignment.
five cases of Boys and Youths Cape Overco9ts
and TalmaS, all sizes and shades. which we
are ordered To sell at - cents on the dollar of
cost Of manufacture. Goats that cost Si6 to
make up are offered at 81.
HABLE Bros. corner 1th and ID SIS
Evening star., 1877-12-13

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MesSrS. Duncanson
Bros. sold Tor John X. Condor. executor part
OF lot 4. in square 2I3, improved by a two-story
brick house. situated on 18th street, between
y and . streets northwest, to L. OlIare, for
Sl,IC0. Also. for Joseph \. Repetti, trustee.
part OF lot g ia square T63, improved. situated
ON { street, between al and Sd streets south
east. to Joseph Repetti. for $l,22j. Also, for
WIN. H. Muller. trustee. part of lot -. in
square 5l6. improved by a two-StOFy brick
house, situated ON 4th street. between 1 and X
streets northwest, 10 Michael RIppert for
$50. Also. for l.. IL. Stevens, trustee. lot :.
in block No. 9, according 10 Hail and Elvan' :
subdivision of Meridian Hill. To VIM H. Bar
slow for $40
Evening star., 1877-12-13

HAPPY TIDINGS for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been duSed. druggcd. and
quacked. Pulyermacher'S Electric Belts etTec-
tudlly cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal. with Information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pul-
City. 61sd&kIy
Evening star., 1877-12-13

THE REASON WHY all houSekeeperS an,
others use the itdddin Security OH is that n,
accident has ever occurred from its use. Ii i
the best in the wOrhl. All storekeeperS sell il
Try IT, and You will have no other. Take moth
ing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-12-13

MINISTERS, lawyers. teachers and others.
whose occupation gives but little exercise
should use C0fter'S Lite LjCer Pins for tor
pid liver and biliOuSnesS. Ebbitt House Drug
Store
Evening star., 1877-12-13
CITY ITEMS.

If 1T Is neuralgia headache. LOdiNa'S IF91d-
ache Specific may not cure it. but if nervous
or sick headache, it will cure i'm 10 20 min
MES
Evening star., 1877-12-13

ROMAN GOLD, Lake George diamonds.
ohyH, Coral, and Silver jeyelry AM holiday
Sonos, iTpin one 10 twenty dollars. rect iyed At
near - st.-Adf "
Evening star., 1877-12-13

The above Oil can be had at George Ryneal.
Jr.s, 639 ID street northwest. lllS1:
Evening star., 1877-12-13

oLE ADVERTISEMENT of The Fair for the
rheht 1i 81 Marks Church every evening
Ahls week IL deserves patronage for its cause,
Evening star., 1877-12-13
STEAMERS. &c.

EoE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. :
II tHtil further notice. the steamer
MAITANo,. Captain MN. ~. sz&1i-H
blLi>. VIII ise ran As toIlows: Leave 1~1ss7z1
MaShingt9n ii.m Oh street Wharf every MON
Tor az Landings as far down a Nomini returning
on l tsDAl and FRIDAY. Leave every SAT-
RDAl MbkNlNb AT 5 O'Clock. for an Landings
a. tar down aS Machodoc stopping az Brick House,
ana Little Ferry Landing: returning on 81 NDAN.
tr, ight received daily For any Information. in
gulI, al e.. l.. >liERlFFs Coal Offices. Il14 and
SO Peniisy yania avenue.
mar3O-tr WM H. kIIINoN Agent
Evening star., 1877-12-13

BEDFORD SUITS. new and stylish. for chi,
dTen. at four dollars. The Imperial Kit 81 irt
suit AT six dollars. New Boys Department at
A ,Saks & Co. s, 3l6 7Lh st.-Adrt.
Evening star., 1877-12-13

carriers, 1O1 Market space. All OF our new
dyle colored dress goods, black silks. black
;tpacas. blankets, shaWls, waterproof cloth
n,,,t be sold. This store is positively for rent.
Evening star., 1877-12-13
Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

Washington. December 18th. 1871. I
For New England and middle states. falling
barometer. increasing southeast to southwest
winds warmer. partly cloudy or cloudy
weather. and in former and northern portion
of latter. rain and snow are probable, fol
lowed by rising barometer. west to north
winds. colder and clearing weather
Evening star., 1877-12-13

y: BCR1s PIPsIssEwA cures Kidney Com
PldllIS, DropSlcai Swellings, Sc Sold by all
dIupgiStS-Adyf ~ i
Evening star., 1877-12-13

AvENA. or Odten Grits, is far superior TO any
Oat meal i'm the market-either foreign or do
mestic. Try IL. Your grocer has il in , pound
packages, or call at 643 Louisiana avenue (uI
stairs) and get a fire. sample package. ll,2ieoI:
Evening star., 1877-12-13

Go 40 NAUDAIN's, 100 Market space. to find
the largest stock VI clOaks, and cheapeSt.-Ad.
Evening star., 1877-12-13
CLOTHING.
FOR THE SEASON.

ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
LIBRARY JACKETs.
BANDANA SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
SILK AND WOODEN MUFFLERs.
FINE sCARFs AND TIES.
CALF. MD. CASTOR aud CLOTH GLOVES,
PARIsIAN MANUFACTURE.
PARIS MADE sUsrE> DERS.
FINE LINED GLOVES and MITrENs.
MERINo SHIRTS for si.co. throe styles.
Perfectly Fitting wAMsUTrA SHIRTS.
FromsLles up.
FANCY SHIFTS for $50.
ovERCoATs
Reduced In Prcc.
ovERCoATs and ULsrERs.
For Gentlcmen and Youth.
Prom $40 TO So.
BUSINESS SUITS.
For Gentlemen ana Youth.
Prom $40 Upward.
BLUE oNFRCoArS. fast color. for slo.
HoNE>TUN SUITS. an wool. fcr $40.
sUHToUTs. TALMAs AND CLoAKs.
FINE TAILORING
SECOND FLOOR
Rs- ONE PRICE ONLY
IN ALL DEP PARTMENTs,
GEO. q. HENNINs.
] dco1o-tr NJ. 4IO SEVENTH SrRFEr.
Evening star., 1877-12-13

PEOPLE who value tht'ir money should ex-
anime the stock and price OF the goods in the
New Boys Department az a. Slks s Co 5, 3l6
.lh 81 They are the only ho,ISe IN the city who
nave every branch Of the cIO.' hing business in
perfect order, and rely for q continuance OF
helf immense patronage ON thu thOroughness
OF every denarl lmenr - Idrf
Evening star., 1877-12-13
. OLIDAN GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Are now Offering a very large and choice assort-
ment OF
LADIES AND GENTS INITIAL HAND
coL3RED B3RDERED sCALLoPED HAND
EMRR0IDEREb HANDKERCHIEFs
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
SILK MUEFLERS.
BONNET AND GUINFT BLACK silks
CLOTH-SHADES COLORED SILKS.
PERINOT'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES,
RIO III SHAWLS.
SEAL-SKIN CLOAKS.
FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS,
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS.
LINEN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, NAP
kINS To match,
LUPIN'S BLACK GOODS.
BLACK CLOAKING NELNETS.
BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS for Trim
EVENING SILKS in all qualities
BLACK BROCADE SILKS.
IlGHT-C0LORED DAMASSE SILKS.
WHITE AND COLORED GAUZE>, BOU
RETTES, &C, &C.. &C.
Persons in search of s.nseful as well as orna-
mental'' HOLIDAY PRESENTS are invited 20
examine our Goods. which marked i'm Plain
Figures, and at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
81 One Price OnIv.
PERRY & BROTHER.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
det4-tr Corner 9th street
Evening star., 1877-12-13

YOUNG'S PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grOcerS. tr
Evening star., 1877-12-13
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS.

YOUTHS SUITS. from II 70 Is years. AZ prices
ranging from - 90 SIS.
sI3.
tNllHIf NJ SUITS CAPE and TISTFE
ONEEt OATS. from So 10 SO.
great many articles too numerous 10 mention Al
prClprilouaJc prices.
ES-C cal 0ad Cosriacs T0VrSslC nove7-tf
Evening star., 1877-12-13
sH4KESPEARE's CYMBELIyE,

Louise POMEROl as..................I INOGEN
OTTAWA ALLEN NaS....-......-..TIE QUEEN
Etc. Etc.
Louise PomcT"y rs the inuocent and injured Wife.
lmogen. has Won the highest praises of the best
critical Judgment of the country The character Is
aS emotional dS that of Lady Isabel of East Lynne.
Clothed in all the grandeur of Shakespcarcan IAN
SuaSc.
Friday-MlSS POMEROY Yas................ Romeo
Matinee. Twelfth Night
raluFudN NlgHt VI lcbcth
NeXt Monday, Mr.. JEFFERSON as RIP VAN
WINkLE dl3
Evening star., 1877-12-13

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The largest stock i'm the District I naO NFIog-
lPEDES. DOLL CARRIAGES and BOYS " A.
CONS. All az the very lowest prices. Five per
cent. oh for cash. Carriages made To- order.
G.. W. MASON. Child-S Carriage Maker
d10-2w@ tSS8 MASS. AVE. AND $50 st. y W
Evening star., 1877-12-13

COLONONS q CHAPMAN'S
OPENING DAY
HOLIDAY GOODS,
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10,
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT OF all Fancy Goods
until December 10. and all goods are marked
in plain figures.
DIRECT IMPORTATION
ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
of all kinds. in rich bindings.
PARIS, LONDON. VIENNA AND JAPANESE
FANCY GOODS
In Immense variety. and embracing an the
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
ALSO.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFT
BOOKS
and superb aSSOFs Inent of
BIBLES. PRAYER BOOKS. PHOTOGRAPHIC
ALBU Ms AND CH'LDREN-S
TOY BOOKS.
Can and examine stock. and make sci srtiDn
before the assortment is broken.
SOLOMONS 4 CHAPMAN.
dlo-6t 911 PENNSYLYANIAA AVENUE.
Evening star., 1877-12-13
FOR PoToMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK

The steamers Join GIBSON AMI L. c.
KNIGHT Viii leave New York az
o'c'ock r. M. every sATURDAI. <tfffh
Ge"rgetoWn every SATURDAY NJ
O'Clock a. H.. and AleNaifdria same tiag,
Freight taken AZ lowest rates. For information
apply at nffice Me- ropoitan Bank 18th street.
or 20 n. T.. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
Goofgt Town.
al2l-sr SAMUEL BACON. President.
Evening star., 1877-12-13
AN OUTDOOR MEETING.

The Opera House being densely crowded.
and not one half accommodated with seats a
meeting Was organized on the pOrticO in front
OF which we're thousands of upturned faces
all listening attentively and in perfect order
10 addresses by Mr.. Richard EmmonS a prom
ment member OF the Workingmen's Assembly:
VIM. X. Mclean. president of that organiZa
tlon: Mr.. y Maltby, of this city. and w f.
McMasters. of New York. The speakers were
dresses. and all passed OFF without any disor.
der whatever.