davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

Ha @ir miuiden unieren 9eiern
cine fr5bIide @eibno6t unO bofen,
oa6 feiner an oieiem fdoniten aqer
Seite S%eranIafung BADEN wirb, iid
iiber iein @efhid Al betlaaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
0efnmb uno upbI aetpprben

9atder'S Citation, Ga., 27. Wfdrs 1876.
u. .. q ierce, DR.. med.
@ertber 9err ! Wteine Srau, Die
lber ;pei Sabre franf mar uno uieIe
anbere NloeiSinen oeriu9t bate, i'll
our9 BEN @ebraub Sbrer Favorite
Prescription (9iebIingsueroronuna,
geiuno 9etuorben. Weine Nidte ipurSl
sbenfaQs bur6 ibren @ebraud aebeilt,
na9oem fe bon mebreren 9ler;ten Be
banoeIt noroen mar.
@abrbaft Der Sbri9e, Sbomas s
Netbuin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
SrnSot's 0rocerb Store.

n Sor cinigeu Nbenosn itaBI Elm
Sramp, Der iid oils Elm BIeaarbeiter
ausgab, aus Der. g9erffdtte ocS 9rn.
6. glaiie cine 9aterne. Der Nieb
bate ii6 nit ieiner 8eute bereits aus
Dem Staube 9emabt, ebs orr @erluii
eutoeft purbe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

pL @sr feline Seitseidenfe, &C.,
nod nidt e;ngefauft, fnoet i'll Der
@eibna9ts. &unOidau ungeaebcn mo-
er aues erforberlide ~eintaufen fann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

B9- Egg Nogg pdbreub ber
Seicrtuge bel
S. @. S9olten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

nea- Serr Gu9en gtaile wurbe oieien
Morgsn BON ieiner Satin nit elmer
fleintn Sodter beidenft. 9rateliren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
Beg @err SO. Serbian erbielt Dor
einif Ell Sogeu IL @funo SiIber : @eIb,
bas CT ais Stein change w6brcnO Der
Seicrtn9e gu benuBen 9ecenff.

h~ Sic county Gourt lit graen
wdrtia ia Sibuna Inn RE Sh.ub'
Nbrednuno nit Dem Goaeftor su
baItcn. 98ie mir h0rsn limo III bieiem
Sabre beOeuteuo mebr Stcucrn einbes
,oblt woroen ais in frIbereu SAbrcu
bis UNI oicie Sabres;eit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
Soebrn erbalten cine CROP
Nusmabl @eibna6tsia9en.
Sugger II. &raettlg.

gGy~ Nm uddIteu Wittuod, cen
s~iueiten misunderstanding uerauitoI-
tet ser @einng-Se rfin Sarmonie unter
Ntitp irfunq %uuiere5 trcffliden Oiue-
tnnten'S rdeIcrs elm 9robes eonsert.
Dem Elm 9emutbIides Snns.Srdniden
fol9eu mire. Wie unfere Neier aus
Dem acknowledgement Yroaramm erieben,
itebt linen aud an bieiem @ben0 elm
beoeutenoer muffaliiher 9enuB bspor.
YroQram
Grfter She'll
[. Srdciter
2. SeutidcS 9ieO 30Iner
(Nidnner6or)
3. Ser @anberer @dubert
(SubsSOIo)
4. @alop Be @on,ert. &ettercr
(YiaEos Suett.)
8 Mtoooic Seller
(Wfdnnerdor.)
6. Die Onmentoiuette 81. @cnee
(SumoriHiides 0oppeit<S uartett.)
3tpeiter SbiI
I. Sv6eIter
s.. Holfa Sttr
(N2dnncrdor.)
9. NriibIinq unb 9iebe s. Sieber
C0uett fur Sopran uno &aB }
10. SrijblinQsmorid Scder
(Ntdunerhor.)
II, Cent uub Scst oOcr Der Oeutfdpc
Nti6el Sunbt
(9umoriitiides 9FGnnerquurtctt.)
II. Srdeittr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
@rOBer 9anb>8 erfaul
Ser unter,eithuete miro ou

Ser unter;eHbuete nirO ON
Samsto9 Sem %. Oe;embe
ole frTbere Sdnen's Sarm bel @A,ir
LAMB, in Iebter 3eit Gisentbum w
Clemens uno SoiIant Gduea IN
SEQ Soi6one, unter Wortauee ta
taufsn Iolen Dor Dem Court Saui
in OarnpiGe, Montaomers Count
Wo. Sine iebr Qiinitige SsIsssnhs
miro babel Sebem Qeboten, Der el
CUTE Surm biuia gu toufeu luiiuidt.
81. &ir;cI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
NDO 100000
Soylor Sdnittlinge berIanlt bel
6. ii b 0 . s.

" ~ y y Y l u q
Nmeier: Sas Qibt cs Neues ?
9 / Sa6 Ncueite lit, no6
ih mir einen neutu &u6ofen fuufen
muB. Mas lit Der bette hcut,utnQe ?
s emeier: Der Xxi No. 8. nit
Seitenplatte 1T lebt Der bette.
$ e Sas meine i'd. Wtcine
9eute baben einen IXL SO. s, uno
iaNen, IS 1T Ser bette SoMofen, ben lie
icmaI8 botten. sic baben S25 bafur
besnblt.
meier @ir baden uu6 einen
IXL SO. s, uuo lino iebr Sufrieeen
bamit.
. nj / Sd babe fdou 70 bicI
@utes uno GiihmiibeS BON Dem lXL
Sohofen Qebort, buB i'd mir aud eiucn
nauou faufcn wilI in
Sttp MDmmi9'S
q A., .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

BA- Seute buben mir ben tdrseFer
Sag beS Sabres.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

r- Wontus Nbenb 1T DSei9ees
run9S. lbenb."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
Sar0 10 are 2 t Q

B@F 8eitern (6reitop) NbenO farb
SEER Satob 8der, i'm Glitter bon 81
Sobren uuo p Su9cr. Der Geritors
bcne mar felt oielen Sabren Elm 8emob-
uer u%nierer Stobt unO bate ii6
SObItei6e SrcunOe erWorben bsren
inuige5 GelIeih Die trauernbeu 9iuters
6Iiebenea befben. Sie 8seroiauna
fiubet' beute Nadmittae um3 llbr bonn
2rauerbauie aus itatt.
Gin al GENET anerfa n
ties 9inoerun9smi ttel lit in
Der aroseu unb suOerldBIiden Samilien
MeoiSin, aliens 9uu9 BAL.
I'm, gefunben. burd oefien Sebraud
Naeu @eIunbbeit unb WOblfein nieber-
aeben wirS, welde bur9 2eiben bes
ShIunbeS ocer Der 9unee, ME Suitsn,
GrtdItuna, 9uftbeflemmuug, Sronditis
ODER S&winbiudt, beim9eIu9t iiuo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
STE
Wa6e n1ub Is 0ringen !
Gleiner Pruft 1t. i9neaer I6iat.
lOl

luQe Giubunbert uuo cine @bite Stab
mald)ine wurOeu mabrsno Ger lcbteu
neuu Monaten BON llntsrseidretcn be-
so9en nnb Die Na6frage 1T nod nidt
gefdm66t. Sin beutIidcr Sciueis. onb
cas- Yublifum Die 8or3I9e bsrielben gu
idGben meiB. Sin Sober Der cine Wbite
5eiikt, lott uno empfeblt ojeielbe. Ste
miro bts iest nod INNER 8u benielben
uiebrigen 4reiieu %perfouft. Nuber
obiger Maidine usrfauft uuterseidne.
ter nod
Die Ncue 9lmtricau,
Ste ct. Sobn,
Sic Ginger Stem 6amilp.
M0bel uub uGe iouit in ieiu Sad ems
idIaQen6e @aoren gu perb0ItniBmdBig
biliQeu 9reiisn-
OeBbalb, wont SIR biaise unb quite
Bnaren 10 beiudt
81. s.. Snfemritter'S Store,
Sront StroBe nd6it Der Mflble ecgen.
iber BON u. 8. Yruoot's 9rocerr
Store, Strmann, Nio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

mir ben bon Dbi9en Waaren elm
genDmmenen Gaum 1a6 ben Jeier<
tagcn nDtbmennDig gebrau6en, tperDen
mir DieIelben bon nun IN INTERN
DreiIe p%erfaufen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-lsr pAeE-4th. 9Th and 9Th cols
AsTR9LoGY-l2rm PAek 9Th col.
soAsb ASp fAsF q .nd fS coils and
BRooKLSS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAos-lss
ssggs sISEs soere saa r.sr
TH xs nd IS coli.
SSTAs and CO: cola
S SoSsTsH SAbRaiRs e1s p ss COL
DENTlsTRY-9rH rAcE-oth col
bwhLkIss logsEs sa 70 LET. FURNISHED AND UN
gyRoPE4S srE1xs 1 hssl Paars.h col
FIyANCIAL-9rH PACK.
SSEsIsaED Edo 5sH5s %sS S. APARTMENTS TO LET
ss's a; q ..,
H5 5ks 0;s. rsss.ss ed 81 and 4s
HoGsk Sdas aS SasrrD,su p.e.sA COL
5Eksy GITY HG 6 sS CITY AND BEn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAcE-ist
sE5SSS-l:s F.ss-ts" co., ss
MM 4RsEk FAsse col! COL
hiLSksY ans 1sflsts ss PAos4.A col
NV HIfca rtSssss s'l fAcrsA co.,
tfASSsSkThss., pt ns';. 81 see r.ar-s.h COL
POST OFFICE EOTICE-isr PAcsL4th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
l2rH PAcH-2d col. tft
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PACE-1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCH ANGE-2D PAGs-ist COL
EEaio srsfH Paa.n.. Cot col
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-lst col.
IS M l 18th s s:s. and
18TH PAGE-1st aud I'd coils.
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALEs- 18TH PAcx-3d col.
SPECIAL NOTICES -1sr PAGE-ist and I'd coils.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGE-2d col.
STORAGE-l2rH PAGE-6th col.
TIE TkADtS-l2TH PACE-4th col
TIE TUKF-lSr PAGE-2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-2p PAox-lst col.
TRAVELLERS uUI DE-l2rH PAGE eth col.
UNFUkNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTM ENTS TO LET
IN PAGE-2d and Sd coils
WANTED TO pUkCn ASE-12rH PAGE-8th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C -2D PAcE--6th col.
WESrCHESrER COUNTY ROPERTY FUR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAcR--lst col.
WINES. LIQUORS. &c. -9rH PAcR-6th col.
WINTER RESORTS 2p PAGK-5th col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, 6C.-lOrH PAcE-ath col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
AMUSED IENrs.

kLL L.
ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLAcK's-
SIXTH AND LAST WEEK
Of tho onSa ~. G ,.1sss ea.ss1sa
written by DfoS suucIcAuLr.
sss .nso. ct iss sss. . .
be Withdrawn in eon'es N1ytr. = nsSns
e; iI%,SS
EckIl NJ MoL kstH r as nosR aoaL4S a.
.' stao Nj. ~: hf'
~ FRANK SxSys sa1.aL delightful ss een'dyAra~.
has been purchased BY NJ walIaek stephen f,se
and The play h@, tor some time In active
MONDAY EvEyIsG NOVEMBER II.
coxrt .l'H. CAST
VIEW sSd s scs,'ssly
c.,l MAr!SEE ), EVERY VERY, sA ,di AT iao
Box office open daily A NJ. to4PM
WALLAcK's THEATRE
CLARA sk.s Hos MHs1x n J asStr Eyre.
SlSs. SsaHs & 3asH &isH
v, n,srp Gsr the Ak sl las,,v .,u. IN
Mr. SaSs Il Eop VIII
M ItsTss VIII" Ia. ai ss s his
Prizes. as usual Doors omen az 20 Dominance A. 2
&C oek
ROOTuS THEATRE
-
ME- Me 3 s$:s:| '' |E;:Es:$s
EVERY EVENING sxeop. Saturday. at 8 o'clock. as
RIP VAN wINKLE.
RIP VAN WINkLE.
MP VAN wtSkLE
JkTFEEsoS .s EIfvAS wlSKLE
time Tor SUBURBAN VISITORS TO reach ali trains
served Chairs 81 So; Admission ST Dress Circle SOC
fam'y o'fce EVERY sAruKDyyY s S I.sG icSe'A
- 80 : - - =
EAGLE THE .rRE -. oTHELLO:
TONIGHT
MR. d. II: HARKlNs.
OTHELLO. oTnELLO.
Friday NSy D. grand benefit o.
Who viii apuo.r as RICHARD III
MIR JOSH HAkT MR.. JOSH HART
has voansesred to appear .. Richmond
EAGLE THcATRE LYDIA THOMPSON:
A'''p'''''' SoiTiG;Eii ''' 'o'A AA"-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
T ORD TAYLOR
BLANEETs In all sizes from tho ordinary coored to the
finest grades Embroidered Cradle and Crib Blankets At
unusually low prices
HORSE BLANKETS.
strimmsa 81 each sweat and Square Blankets At
duced prices
GRAND ST., cossER, ,cMRYsTIE AND 50 AND
81 FORSYTH ST.
MORTGAGE SALE JOSEPH siONGOOD. AUG
vltonce sells this day II O'CLOCK AT West 37th ST. by
% sr earn 0 ssis fssd work Horses Double
pRIvArE STABLE - EAST 4isT ST. FOR SALE
SECOND hANp-LANDAu, ? BRoUGnAMs. ssEAr
sssnhops Phaeton. 7 Cart. Dog Car.
Carriage Manuac.ur.rs 3. oadw S9a AND so
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
. Landauiets, SIX Passenger Rockawsy,
conpeA. 5coupe kockaways
Clarence. l Depot Wagon:
ASbRH sSse CO. 81 s7a " a"a Become ss%% st.
CrABLEss WITH SUFFICIENT CARRIAGE ROOM,
and i9l and ~ West soh -. Between Sh and
ush ava Amply 10 or address JAMES sriKrAAN. ~
Two LARGE DOUBLE TRUCKS FOR SALE CHEAP.
Apply 431 West o4th St Tor three days
Two ARABIAN CHUNKY BUILT HORSES, WAR.
ransed sound and kind: Wagon and Harness. cheap 10
VICroRIA FOR sALE-ONE OF THE HANDsOAEsr
y sa e used only Tow
WANTED TO PURCHASE "A THOROUGHBRED
w saddle Horse. ~ least 10 hands high;
Posi- ess s ss TO-
Fork city
WANTED-:A DoXKEY SUITABLE FOa CHILD.
w Address W., box 1913 Post office.
WAkTED-A DOUBLE TRUCK. TWO HORSES AND
V! H,rness. suitable for heavy work Address, stating
price and where they DO U. NJ. box 100 Herald
ONCE.
WANTED TO ExcHANGE-A HANDSOME BAY
Borse. years old 1871 high spl-n did driver Tor
saddle Horse about sutabl. lady to ride e
good sound kind Address. by only, with
fuil description. VAN DEusEN. i26 West 47thm.
&1ES-WOkrH S30o-HORsE. NEW TOP tx
VlOOpross Wagon Harness. Delivery Wagon. Horse.
cheap. TIL Nv.
GslSn FOR LIGHT COUPE. HORSE AND MAR.
PACOness: one, round front. for $780, 63 East l2tn
AZ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTiCE.
The foreign mails tor tho week ondng Saturday Novem
Dor 10, will close Office Tuesday. ut A. NJ,
Europe, by steamship Idaho, VIA Queenstown: on
"Wednesday. .t 4:3o A. NJ. for EUROPE W steamship
ussx Queenstown (correspondence tor Franco be
forwarded by this must be specially addrossed aud
st A. NJ, France direct by steamship Canada via
Isvrs; on Thursday. ut IL NJ for Europe by steamship
Isins via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg; satur
day. ut A. NJ for Europe, by steamship Ciy Of Rich
mond. via Queens.own tcorrcspondencc for Germany,
Scotland and North of ireland DO forwarded this
steamer be specially addressed) and At NJ tor
Scotland aud North Of Ireland BY stesshp Ethiopia via
steamship Weser via southampton and Bremen The
steamships Idaho. Russia ana City OF Richmond do
take mails Tor Denmark. Sweden Norway The mails
for syi aud kngston jamaica leave New York Noven.
her g. The mails Tor tho West indies via bermuda and
st. Thomas will leave Now York November % Tho mails
for China and Japan leave San Francisco November
I. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
NEw YoRH Nov. 3. 1877
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08

TlR. RICOKD's ESSENCE OF LIFE RESTORES
lJmaphood 90 the de5iitated In weeks failure inn
possible 81 per Dru .gists supplied Sole AGENT
Dr. j. JACQGEs. 7 University place. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-08

MILLINERY AND DHESSMAKING.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND ENTERTAINMENTS
cut. basted and draped evening and street Costumes
made in elegant styles Mme HErPARD. 10l 18th st.,
9Th
NINE. CAMILLE DE LACY HAS RECEIVED AN.
Iothe VI imported Bonnets, tho shades,
which she will sell nalf tho of Importation. ss2
broadway. 10Th Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

There is talk OF another new party. 1t is
believed in some quarters that should the
republican party adhere to Its name and or
ganizatiOn the democrats will walk over the
course in the next Presidential campaign.
Some of the dubious republicans are report
ed, therefore, as considering the feasibility
OF organizing a new party, which, while re-
tanning most of the members of the republic
can party, will draw largely from the demo-
cratic ranks and secure division of the
white and consequently of the black vote OF
the south. The attempt to resuscitate the old
WING party was dismal failure, and the
new organization Is to be known as The
Union Party" Nothing authoritative can
DE learned OF the movement, but the know
ing ones assert that early in October a ma
tioDal caucus will be held in Washington to
organize and set forth the principles which
viii govern the new party. Parties, like
poets, are born, not made, and the attempt to
create a /" Union party" will probably have
The same fate as did the effort to revive the
IShig party. The republican party may very
likely be beaten in the next Presidential
campaign, but IL has a good many elements
of vitality in il, and quite possibly it may
Dutlive a defeat in the next Presidential
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

Thus far this season but comparatively
few cases of drowning at the seashore resorts
have been reported. In almost every instance
The loss of life is due to ignorance of the vary
dng nature of the bed of the bathing ground
and of the ever-shifting currents which have
drawn many an expert swimmer to destruc-
lion. The Philadelphia Leiger notes the fact
that il was but little while since that two
well known residents of the place named,
both OF them good swimmers, had a severe
struggle for their lives at Long Branch on
account of a strong and unexpected current
which they encountered. These currents
come suddenly and disappear suddenly,
seeming TO be governed by no fixed law.
The L.ogeT is OF the opinion that with proper
vigilance in patroling bathing beaches not a
single life need be lost during twenty sea-
Sons, except among the fool-hardy and reck-
less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

Governor Matthews, of West Virginia, and
President Garrett, OF the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, will persist in addressing the
President OF the United States as - His
ExcellCncy." The official designation of
Our Chief Magistrate is simply 90 The Presi-
dent" that title having been adopted after
much discussion when Congress sat in New
York city towards the close OF the eighteenth
Century
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

After her late experience West Virginia,
Through her legislature, will probably make
some provision for maintaining state mill
tia II must have been somewhat humil-
1ating for Governor Matthews to confess his
inability TO suppress the riotous demonstra-
tion at Martinsburg, and ask for government
troops. We opine that IL any necessity exists
for the use OF the military in Pennsylvania
In connection with the strike, Governor
Hartranft will not call upon Uncle Sam for
federal bayenets, but will draw upon his
own resources to restore order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

Mr. Sam Randall has been considered as
standing flrst-rate chance TO succeed him
self as Speaker, but the New York Erpress
(the organ of Tammany hall) OF yesterday
makes a ferocious attack upon him. That
paper charges him with "the basest treacb-
cry to the democratic party" and that
"while protesting democracy and fraudu-
1ently obtai ming democratic votes in his
district, he is absolutely republican, with
al that the name implies" and SO on to the
extent of a double loaded colnmn. These
are hard words, but perhaps they will be set
down a. interested ut;erances in behalf O,
some New York candidate for the Speaker
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

IH WKxKLY STAR, now ready, contains
III me News Of theWeek; the Railroad Strike
5aots; me War In the East; Report OF the July
snctat1Soi tne Potomac Fruit Growers As
SS se PIoceedings OF The Courts: focal Ar.
al, Snoice stories; Poems and sketches:
Terms % per annnn, 1oio matters, etc.
P'sPasai sspgis copies Ave cents, IN TrsppesS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

Ex-Governor Packard, OF Louisiana, who
has been interviewed In New York, takes q
doleful view OF the republican prospects.
He thinks they will be defeated in all the
close states next fall. The republicans, he
Gays, will lose Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsyl-
wanna, and the democrats will carry New
York by IS, 90 majority. He fears the repub-
oican party has been ruined irretrievably-
all doubtless because he was not sustained
by The President In louisiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20
The Star toY the Summer

Persons kCrrtnr the ssfy may hare The STAR sess
- tssr GfdrssS ~ vdi!, po,tazs prspatd, T0 ssoA
psrt1d of f,Ds ttey desirs, a the d Is
eats trssk, 50 seais month, S1.1S J0 akrss
ssOrfhs, o. 3 for ar n1easns.
- 7hs money TO for shs tisus yea,rsrsd nsss
~! cases accompany fas order. 0thSysctss taS pap0
aae OF BE- SeBf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

The Associated Press telegrapher at the
seat OF the strikers war represents the federal
troops a. presenting arms" to the rioters.
but SPECIAL correspondent better posted in
The manual OF arms, states that as a train
moved out the military came TO "ready, -
which is the third motion from the act OF FIR
1ng. Presenting arms is a complimentary
salute TO superior officers, and Ii is scarcely
likely that the strikers are regarded as such
by the troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

A statement by the Bureau of Statistics
exhibiting the exports of the principal arti-
cles OF British and Irish produce and manu-
factures from the United Kingdom to the
United States during the six months ended
June so, 1877, as compared with the CORE.
spending period OF 1S1e, shows that out of
thirty five articles the expectation of twenty
was smaller for the first six months Of 1871
than for the corresponding period of last
year. Among these articles were ale and
beer, (which Americans have learned to
manufacture quite as well as the English, }
hardware and cutlery iron hoops, unwrought
steel, jute, machinery, silk ribbons, station
cry, wooden cloth, worsted stuffs, and car
pets. The statement shows a marked in
crease, however, in the Importation OF wool
and OF cotton goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

We have complaints OF the sickening otor
from the pavement works along street,
near the line OF the old canal. These manu-
factories in this central position send out a
dense smoke, and the bituminOus and sui
Phurous fumes reach every part of the city
by turns as the wind varies. The predOmi-
nent odor which for some nights has been
30 sickening, causing nausea and violent
Ietching in several instances, is like that OF
burning India rubber. As the pavement com
3anies seem inclined to establish their
works permanently in the heart OF the city,
u Is worth while for the District Commits
sioners and the Board of Health TO take the
matter in hand and cause them to move out
Side the city limits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

In the opinion OF the New York Post, il is
curious that the first demand for the inter-
ference OF federal troops in the affairs of a
state, after the withdrawal OF soldiers from
1he state-houses OF South Carolina and Lou
1siana, comes from a democratic state, and
from one which, If not geographically a
southern state, was formerly classei politi-
cally among southern states, and not long
ago formed part of a state which was re-
garded as the fountain head OF the peculiar
southern doctrine OF state rights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

LOR RENr-By
3. u. HOLTZMAN, 90 ST. NV
6Is 10Th 81 NV 10 RS mod imps .......... s75 no
100 Inele Place II rs. and stable. 50 %
1912 yh Ut. re-, mod imps ............. % 90
9O2 9th ct Sc, re-, mod mps.. IS 10
2O4 hh st Sc, Srs, mod. imps..... -........ IS 90
141 New jersey ave n w, rs. and store. 30 90
6Ol ~ st w., rs and store .............. % %
0I4 18th st NV, 26 90
III St Sc, RS, water and gas..-........- 2l 90
428 9Th st W. rs, water and Is 10
22Os Virginia ave- NV, rs..........-...... IL 90
LOB BENT-No. IL ID Ut. W., m. ....-..... 40
l. Do. 1541 5th st. NV, m. f...-.... %
Do. 1909 18th st. NV, mi.
FOB SAlE-No. Sill Mass ave-, T. m...a so
Do. 1899 18th st. nw. ................. Il .2Oo
Do. Email Farm. IS acres, four miles from city
Do. or rent-SQuare Ground northern part Of city
CnAS. A. APPEL,
Je9-n No. asa Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20


MEAT KEPT, AND SENT OUT SUN
AVA DAY MORNING.
The best BEEF, the best LAMB, Sugar-cured
HAMS, the freshest EGGS, the nnest display OF
FRUIT, the largest and most varied supply Of
VEGETABLES, at lowest cash prices, will be
THE PALACE MARKET.
i am receiving daily:
d ard and Soft Crabs, Fish, CLAIMS,
Finest Potatoes, Phila. Print, New York Butter,
Watermelone, Green Corn, Tomates.
Good Butter, 81 cents; ten pounds AT IS cents
Sliced Ham, 20 cents; whole Hams, u.
have two wagons, delivering to all points within
Q mile; 1 charge nothing for delivery; 90 all who
wish to time and trouble would do well 70 give
me Q call and ex anime personally. jyl0-tr
CLARETs AND LIGHT SUMNER
~ WINES
We have large supply CLARErs and LIGHT
WINES on hand, and will sell them cheap for cash.
Extra GOLDEN CATAWBA, sweet or dry, only
81 % gallon.
REEDS SONS,
jyl0-tr 1916 r Street N0rfhuesf.
FvNHOMAa RT1aaEII..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

Average ssoorn Daily Circulation over
17,5OO,-being more than three times
that Of any Other daily paper IN Wash
tngton, and more than that Of az tie
others added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
lanes KIRK, . street payer by occupation. In
formation of his whereabo uts is solicited for his
advantage. Address TH05. B MORROW,
JyH-6tt Attorney. Al banyN v
MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple OF NJ lie Lenor-
WI mand Paris, the attest Planet Reader ever in
h.r1ca, can be consulted at her house, No 22A.
BASS the door. je2s Avs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20
COAL AND WOOD.

NOALi COALi
WOOD! WOOI
nce viii be follows. W. ~
bue Ash, any site.....--...-..... 80 so.
Lorberry, a ~
ohAI, :. ..----...-...-... > 90.
Cumberland, a. 21s
Oak, Pine and Hickory Wood at Low eat Mrkss
Rates. " "~N
X. NJ. MILLER a. SON
~ street and Va ave south est
brnnon Omoe-S2O Pa ave northwest 10 -sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-20

Dt1lies1 TaAles.
Bsse in use. Ball., Cloth, Oh. ana
everything apDsrtalnins q Biilsrds.
q Loves! Pricee. Having the lareeo}
Stock md finest facilities Tor manuYso.
S1rine. orders can BE- yromvtly 6lied.
SSod seS0nc hand Tables chsap. Ths
s ..He e Uee, "a Misstrassd newsDaDsr,
Nv OOLLBuDlR,
re 6see1Vsy. III