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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-01
Ncutsdt unO GuaIii6.

@ielfa9 baben mir bic Seoba6tuns ses
mudt, buB oft serabe iOIde 0euti6e, bic
bus GnsIiide bersIia i6Ie9t ipre9sn, NIT
ibrem rbisden Gnslii9" auf Soften ibrer
Mutteriprude bid gu tbun iu9en. Statt
in Der enslii9n Spra9e gu benfen, iber
iesen lie iid beim Spreden bas pera9tete
0suti6e uno wenn lie bamit nod cine
iduuoerbafte ausiprade perbinben, 10
tommt bas bann 10 tomii6 beraus, oils
wenn elm 9lfie in benz 9eibrote ieines Germ
einberitolsirt. Wenu mir 10 elm paar ndr.
ride 0euti6e unter ii9 ensIii9 rabebres
den bOrsn, Sann seratben mi, oft in Der:
iu6uns, ibnen Susuruisn: vSbr Iieben
9eute. i6waet bod unter eu9 wenisitens,
wis sud Der Sdnubel seua@ien lit, ipre4t
beuti9, benn ensIiid tOunt ibr ia bod ni9t
unb euer &aubermeli9 ma9t uns II &opf:
web." 5reiIid uiirben fe bas ni9t slaus
ben, bean iie bilben ii9 elm, gang briaan:
tes gnslii9 81 ipre9en unb bafnit imponi:
rem gu tOnnen.
Ridtis lit es aud, baB bieienisen Oeut:
iden, bic sewanbt ensIiid ipreden une bas
BEL ibre Mutteriprade nidt ~uerlernt baben,
iid burd aus nidt i9dmen, NIT ibren
0anosIeuten beutid gu ipre9en, uielmebr
cine Gbre BARN ieben. llnb warum lou:
ten iie bas aud ni9t? SIT ss nidt tIar,
baB Derjsnise, Der smei Spraden ipri9t,
mebr weiB, ais Oerienise, Der Bios cine
ipri9t? Yiele 9lmerifaner wiirben Gauienbe
barum seben, wenn iie neben Der ensIiiden
aud NIT Der beutiden Spra9e uertraut
pdren.
9ier unb bort finbet man einen Oeut:
iden, Der ii9 gar feline Ufibe sibt, bic
ensIiide Spra9e gu e~rIernen unb man uers
ii9ert uns, baB es in Der Stabt New Yort
Oeutide sibt, bic i9on elm 9ierteliabrbun:
bert unO lanser in slmerita wObnen, Obne
i'm Stanbe gu iein, ii9 i'm GnsIii9en aes
bOris peritdnbIid gu MAIDEN. SoIde
OeutidtbimIer banbeIn ebenio uertebrt,
Ute bic oben erpdbnten i9Iedt ensliiirten
Der Oeutide, Der in bieiem
9anbe feline bleibenbe 9eimatb aufidIa:
gen MID, iOute es ii3 sur aufsabe MAIDEN,
10 baIb unb 10 gut wie u INNER m0slid,
bic enslii9e Sprade gu bemeiftern, benn
biss lit nidt bios gu ieinem 6orttommen
ionbern bic enslii@e Spra9e slbt
ibm aud ben S4liieI gu ben rsiden
Der ensliiden 2iteratur in bic
6anb. Nber er brau9t baum bic Ele9e
ieiner Wutteripra6e nidt gu uernadldif:
gen unb cine srinbIide &enntniB uub
beiber Spraden uertrdst iid nidt
Bios iebr wobI, iOnbern es wirb babur4
AUDI bic ausemeine giibuns gang bebeus
tend bsfSrbsrt. Oeutide gItern, bic es
barauf gu brinsen, baB ibre
beutid l~ernen, beseben elm sroBes
M ibrem eisenen 5leii@ unb glut,
,snn bic &snntniB Der beutiden Spra3e
II fir bieie Sinber i'm 9eben unb in seieus
Be,iebuns nidt bios unbe3abls
bar, bisielbe 1T aud, pie oben bemertt,
in md3tises SiIounssmittel, elm 3aubsrs
tab, Der benz Ouritisen bic reidem Duel:
en- elmer 2iteratur Ofinet. bic feiner anoern
lad itebt. &inbsrn beuti9er Gltern, bic
ii6t 0eutid %tOnnen, feblt sleidiam Der
e6Ite Sinn. (gSsitb. p. 9ol.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-01
s benz Stdbtdsn Ripon in Wiseons

Sn benz Stdbtben Ripon in Wiscons
fin erbielten in Der Ietten Wabl bic beiben
Wapors:G anbibatsn, Gam Gunner, Gems
peren,ler, unb Gbsrbarb, Oemotrat, sIsi4
uieIe Stimmsn. snfanss woate Gunner
bic @iItisteit mebrerer Der fur isinsn @ess
uer absesebenen Stimmen anfe9tsn ;
i9IieBlid aber einiste man id babin, ben
mdbrenb bsr lsstsn Yrdfibentidaftswirrsn
mebrfad semudten goridlas tes soos
ems i'm grnit aus,ufibren. Gberbarb
mar Der @Iidli9e unb 1T iest Mapor BON
&ipon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-01
s onig g.

Witd,er's Gaffpria IN Elm ppltOmmsnss Griasmittd
fir Cater Del, unh IN 70 anssnsbm shn,unttmsn ME Spnis.
&c IA sorsasli6 sssisnet fur sabnsnst uns ~unrutiss ainbsr.
90 ,srfSrt gparm,r. rtsulrt ben glaosn, unt turirt Uins.
asIit. Wsniss SsilmittsI Nnh 70 srfSlsrsit sur Sstuns ssn
5isbsrn. Srduns. Wirmsr. uns etidbuftn. Gaapria Ia
Elm riHsnf&aftli6ss unb sdnsIit p,sstabtliibes prdparat
ttHsr wiritnb ais gafpr.Sd uub seurfa&t ieins tsftiss
S&ms,tn. grdparirt srn s. 3. Rpfs u Co., as Dee
etrass, Nsw Bort, mad hem gRsetpt ron Or. Samud Git.
der, ppn 8arnstable, NlaH. 3Q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-01
Or. Aueuft 86nie's
Sam6nrger 9rdnter 2sGader,

Gin alt ~bsp6brtts glittel stssu;
Dsf6ulrt, pfsne Buneen, Zal,au6, BsinfraA,
6rpff'Ssulen.
&eseu loealsH 96snmafismns.
Don trsfFi6tr gDiriuus Bel
Humprf, BifsIn, innsreu Serlesunssn,
Serffaudbunssn.
gin pade bee 6~amburssr 8rdutt. gHafus fshtt 25 Gts.,
tanf padet fur 800, 10 In itter apStbsts tu tabsn sen
str6 rad Gmpfans bee @tlets isf.nfrd mad alien 9bdlsn
Baltimore, pie.
SunftrmanH u. Saas. @snsraLassntsn.
Gusuau' Ssna,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-01
,,S6lcht abcr biQiq"

u tas Trinjip berientssn S6wiubltr. re6e ptrfu6n Or.
4usuf SrnieS Sambureer Sruftbss uut Irpptsn na6Su'
stmsn une uiter dbnIi6 tlinaenesm Namsn, In tdui6er /
fhuitter grpaduns, tbrs eiftissn Nirtursu in ben viartt
su %brtnesu. @sriftnbafts apptbstsr une SdneIer %bssunitis
eu fplhsH Sdrtueel uiht, aneere ieept ldfsn I'D bur6
Ihnrbtu 0erbienf ptrleiteu bic Sdlibsr gu unttritueen. per.
ltertn absr be @9tuna unb bas 0srtrauen hes Qabltinn1s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-01
QeibenDe

pasen f& Dor fsI6tn Sfrinblrr in att utbmtn, rtl6t
st&t snstn stt geradunssu vSn Or. ausuf SSnis's pam
eptaer 9rppfen une Sruftte ma hsuabmtn fa6er. fcneeru
k&s observation-disclosures une an,sissu Uprt fur gDprt
nsAtruden, tsnn 60 sitbt s~triTsnlsie app,b,fsr unt Sdub.
Ser eenus ptl6tees i6uSeen gsreisnfss balter f6 ni6t
f4dsasn tbren Ruueen eisfs Ddars %ausutieien. @epiHen.
ksftf S6nelsr ttaunfissu ui6t ben Sertduf folder siftisen
bhstursn, buttt 9u6 eaber rr irlten eertTenl zen Sdnes
Tern, ht6s fh ni6t l6amtn ten SGrinelsrn tie Saue ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
AynUSenlenfs

National TheoteT.-"Pfnk Dominons," the
new comedy, will be performed here tonight
for the first time. The play met with great
success IN New York, and II will be pl iced
upon the stage here in good style ard with a
strong cast Of artists familiar with the play,
tuey having performed IL in Richmond last
week.
opera HolHe-A grand bill has been ar
ranged for this week by three combinations,
representing drama. comedy and variety,
Charley Hovai will appear in his specially
drama, 'The Old Slave and the Burton
Stanley CON biUafiOn II their sparkling COM
eGy Flirting The variety portion viii be
exec .lent, as usual
GheGtes Cogl.qpe-"The Fairy Queen; or.
the UniuCky Princess, > will delight the pa
irons Of tie COmlque this week. and IN il TIE
Popular Partisan Hnuet will be introduced.
y leading feature OF the entertainment wiz!
he some excellent singing by the -Eolian
Quartette.
Lircoln HGT-An excellent concert will be
given here This evening for the benefit % the
Labor Exchange. by the Washington Sen
geTbund, assisted by some OF the best must
cal talent in Washington. See al.
E Street Baptist ChITch.-The choir of this
church. it'll some able assistants. will give
sn organ concert here this evening for the
berent OF the new organ. The names of those
who are 10 take part insure successful con-
cert.
The Ucnen's CH,Ti'tiaYl Association give a
grand entertainment here Thursde V evening,
at which there will be n fine concert by
Madame N. Mott and other well known
Hay and lecture by Madame Nap. Crom-
well, who addre ssed the democratic conven-
ton al Nashville, in August, 1916.
Masonic Temple.-The ladies of the 9th
street NJ. P. Church will hold a festival this
Tuesday ard Wednesday evenings
Lincoln Hdl--Dr. Kirkus will deliver his
third lecture to morrow evening on the sub
jet Of Oliver Goldsmith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

BILL TO INCORPORATE A NEW GAS COM
PASY.
The bill introduced In the House this morn
ing to Incorporate the Citizens Gas Light
Company Of the District, names as incorpor-
ators: y. b. Bowen, W. c. Allen. Geo Hall,
John w. Phillips, n. ID. Covert, L. +. Col
grove, and W. A. N. Allen. The capital stock
Is Dot 10 exceed nO,GO0, and the shares to be
$40 IS cb. The bill provides for permission
TO lay " a ms. make gas, and sell the same, To
be n ade OF coal, Oil, tar, pitch, peat or tur-
pentine.
PROPOSED FRIDGE AT THE THREE SIS
TERS.
TIE bill introduced by General HuntOn in
the House 10 day 10 authorize the Secretary
OF War to build a bridge over the Potomac
at the Three Sisters Islands, above George
town, provides for an appropriation of one
hundred and forty thousand dollars for that
PURPOSE. Out of this sum he is 10 construct
a bridge over the river and the canal. Tue
bridge is to be constructed with a view to its
future use for crossing by such railroad or
railroads as may desire TO enter the District
upon IL.
BILL TO ABOLISH THE POLICE COMMITS.
SIONERS.
Judge Buckner introduced in the House
this morning a bill to abolish the Board Of
MetrOrOlitSn Police Commit SsiOners of the
District Of Columbia. The bill provides that
the duties and powers now vested in the pO-
lice board shall be transferred TO the DistIic
Commissioners. Referred to the District
committee.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
T.. {. Darlington, Jr., trustee, To Theodore
Mosher sl09.50 lots q, 100, 1l6, III, 81 TO So, of
subdivision OF Chichester. i. williamson,
trustee, to same s2S5-50; lots II, 70, 1911, 80,
81, So, 81 TO 90 inclusive; 1G1 10 log inclusive;
u.s. l19, 12o, l2i, 125 and 12e, OF Chichester. s.
b. Segar to W. F. Segar, s760.94 lot 6, square
leo; lot 5, do; 10: ), square 1y053. ]. F. May
ct al. TO j. &. Hall. ct al SO 600, part lots p
ard y. j. s. Edwards 10 b. III. Warner and
w. u. II. Ne wman, trustees, 81 PSI, lois IS 81
and 3s, subdivision of lots In square 1S3. John
Patch TO Joseph Patch, sc COO, lot 3, OF Mosh-
ees subdivision of discovery" James NJ.
Mittin to II. s. Smith, as, west half lot q,
square 296. Elizabeth j. Fullalove TO Ran
dolph McBee, Sl,275, part lot 6, square $40.
NJ. Buell., trustee, 10 Connecticut General
"a. Howard University to II. T.. Scott and
Cephas Scott, $40, lot and part 5, block 81,
Bingham Place. James E. Fitch to Henry
Custer, s., lot 4, subdivision of square 2n6.
Martina E. Kiels TO s. Polkinhorn, = 900. lot
2, square 800.
Mrs. CUTrICA WISHES TO CUT LOOSE
FROM Mr.. CUTTICA.-On Saturday Mr.. c.
+. Buudy, for Martha Cuttica, filed a bill for
divorce against Charles Cuttica alias James
w. Cuttica. She wants divorce with power
TO resume the maiden name of Martha
Wheelock. The parties were married in this
city December nth, 1874, and lived together
until October 10Th, 1875, when, as petitioner
charges, defendant deserted her, ard she fur
ther charges that defendant at the time Of
her marriage to him had lawful wife living
at Galveston, Texas.
THE DISTRICT OFFICES on AZ stree ware
closed To- day; in accordance with orders,
no one being about there except an occaSIOl-
al Struggling contractor. Gov. DenntSOu
drove up In a carriage this morning, and en-
tered the building 10 look at his letters The
chimes on the Metropolitan church rung
solemn dirges at stated periods through the
day Tor The funtr OF Senator Morton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
GEOR ETOW ".

A LITTLE "UNLLEAsANTNEss- AT
RosLYN.-For some time past the wife of
Anorew Collins, of this town, has suspected
har husband of too much intimacy with a
Mrs. Hills, "fat and forty" who keeps a
grocery and liquor store at Roslyn on tn e
Virginia side of the river. Last Tuesday
Mrs. Collins started from here TO Roslyn to
md the truant partner, as he had not been
home for several days. She nd him I'm an
Intoxicated condition, and as soon as she
met Mrs. Hills, words ensued and Mrs.
Kills assaulted her and put her out of the
house.
STILL BIRrH.-The coroner gave a certtti-
cate OF still birth in the case of the infant
iound saturday, as noticed In the STAR OF
ARRESTED BY CITIZEN-A colored
man, drunk and disorderly, was arrested on
Bridge street Saturday night by Mr. Edwin
knowles, no policemen being on hand.
GRAIN ARRIvALs-Boat Wheeler & BAR
ron, with 200 bushels wheat; boat CalesiO-
mia, with 1.OO0 bushels do. and 2 Geo busbel :
corn TO Hartly & Bro. Boat Boyer, with
400 bushels wheat; boat Waters, with $50
bushels do. TO j. g. and NJ. W. Waters Boat
Loudoun, with 300 bushels corn to II. NJ.
Talbot
MERCHANTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
change to-day amounted To ~, SOC tus 1els OF
wheat, with sales as follows: $40 bushels at
S1.4jk 4I5 at LAZY, 9O0 Mt Al ~. 90 AT 81 -
OPS at S14l 200 at s1.41, 700 a. Il q, $50 a
S1.iO, Is aL-S1, 1to At 20 cents, $50 Al SISs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
Il l. e X Il " ID RI 4

THE MoFFETT REGIsTERs.-MaiorG Gan
ID ley, commissioner of the revenue has
Jost CON pleted his first monthly inspection
81 The mo1tett liquor registers in this CITY
Ire Total number of alcoholic drinks regis
tered was HISS. ard of malt LIQUORS p Dor;
the fo'al tax on which amounted 10 Sts2 q5-
TEGzet'e. Sd
THE DISEASE AMONG Mich CowS-We
published several weeks ago tina. a fatal dis
esse had appeared among mich cows in
ALEXANDRIA and vicinity. This strange. aa,!
so FAR 1ncurable malady, stu exists and up
10 this time over - Gf0 worth of cows have
died from IL. 1t lasts from ten DAYS to two
VICE ks, and seems to effect the lungs of the
animals.-IP Press, 3d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

~ y lady complains OF the present male
style, that there is too much collar and too
little gentleman.
RIA woman in England lately bit on the
leg publican who tried to turn her ont of
his house. The latter was a combustion sort
of subject, and soon afterw8ri died from
deiirtum tremens, after complaining of
great pain in the part bitten. She is com
mitted for mansl8ughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

THE WoRKINGMEN.-The German Work
ingmen's Union on Saturday night in
structed the delegates To the National Work
irgmen's Assembly to favor the holding OF a
series OF mass meetings TO promote among
the working classes q unity of feeling, and
10 incite them to common action In q COM
mon cause. The eight hour law was dis
cussed. Resolutions expressive of the sym.
pathy of the union with the striking cigar
makers In New York were adopted.
urdsy night-Wm. Kettler in the chair and
John Shea secretary. The committee re-
ported that Messrs. w. 8. Teel and Eisenan
Bros. had refused to sign the bill of prices,
and 1t was decided to put the places on q
strike to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
PROBABLY the best use that can

PROBABLY the best use that can be made
or The space devoted TO this notice OF Hostel
teT's Somdch Riters, is TO invite those who
read 1T to inquire of the parties that have
tested the curative and preventive proper
ties of the article what they think of It, We
earnestly request all dOubters to ascertain
from such of their friends and neighbors as
nave taken this standard tonic and altera-
tive as protection against malarous dis
eases; or as cure for Indigestion, liver COM
plant, constipation, rheumatism, nervous
debility, headache, low spirits, langour bill
1ousness, &c, what HOstetter's Bitters has
done for them. There is no testimony so
Trustworthy as that which Is the result Of
personal eXperience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

ELECTION DisPATCHES.-A committee of
democratic citizens. consisting OF Gen. J. w.
Denver, ]. l.. Barbour. +. f. White. B. F..
Lloyd, X. Il. MOhun, Richard Smith, w.
Shoemaker, j. +. Detweller, H. G. Henly,
Geo. W. Cochran, A. st Clair Denver, VIM.
Dickson, G. p. Culver, ThOs. p KalbfGs, r..
p. Berry. NJ. W. Wines, w. II. Clagett, C.. T.
Creecy, Duncan s. Walker aud others, have
made arrangements to receive the general
and large number of special election dis
at the Imperial hotel. The returns will be
read as received, from the balcony of the
hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

To LADIES AND GENTLEMKN.-We wish
TO call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establishment. No. 9O6
G street, near 9Th street. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he Is en-
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tiles. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies' and
Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest In the
bin call-906 q street. Punctuslity guar
auteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
L &C Al Ne VS..
An,usrments. &c. Tonight

NdfiOnGl T1edfeT.-''Pink Dominoes"
Opera House Dramatic, comedy and olio
CON binatiOn.
TheGte- COniQtas.-'TLe Fairy Queen" and
varieties.
Lincoln HdH- Concert by the Sangerbund
and assistants.
T. Street BGPtist Church Grand organ con-
cert.
Masonic TeHpge.-Festfyaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
PHYSICIANS ARE AMAzEn. nattents

lighted, the doubtful silenced, and All who
have eyes TO see, or ears TO hear, more than
salts fled by the absolute certainty with
which Hdle's Honey of Horchoatad and Tar
cures Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and every
affection OF the lungs and throat, tending 10
CONSUMPTION.
Pixies IOothdcte Drops cures Toothache in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at 25
Genus. 10,2teO6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
TIE COURTS.

CRIMINAL e. ET.-,JtEIge Mac 4 rfblg-.
J .. mas Jackson, .aaICaG with larceny. , cases,
plead guilty and wa sentenced O. II mont ls. b8l1cCe
e, term imposed in tie PuliCr Court in one case and
foiWouths in the 1'hcr. Robert Stokes, charged
win assault and battery cases, plead guilty;
fenced t. serve balance Of term imposed IN the Police
Court 20 daJ- IN one case and three months in tho
Git.T- John Stewart assault with intent to kill
l. 'r-t SlostGy, plead gG,lty and sentenced to
t-.t-" years III the peniteuti1ry. Eugene Van Bis
WICK, lafc' ny o "a boat from Thomas VI. Fugitt,
oud thense. guilty. Also, for the larceny of a plDw
plane II. m George Green: not guilty. In the first
case he ar sentenced 10 the peuiteniary for three
years George brooks, alias d" Preacher assault.
teppeal easel guilty, and having served nearly the
"ilgrai sent'nca, the court imprsa3 only nominal
=. Ia nj M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
CITY 1T T. MS

PHYSICIANS FAVOR the use OF the Ii'Re
LiCeT IutS, and are familiar with The for
mula by which they are made. Ebbitt House
Drug Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

Street lamps will be lighted al 5.25 P. M,
and eXtinguished at 40 a. m
From j. q. Parker we have The Kew York
IapeIs iD advance Of the mails.
Mr.. r. G.. RObT, FOR some years The pJo-
prietOr Of the hotel at BTightwO died al his
residence last night Of consumption. His
funeral Will axe place on Wednesday after
noon al two O'Clock from BrghtwOOd hal
He was a member of Friend ship Lodge No.
u of Odd Fellows, who Will attend the tune
raj.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

RELIABLE HELP for weak ana nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macber's Electric Belts the grand desiders-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book ard Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address PM.
vermacher Galvanie Co., New York City.
6,25,dHkly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

THE REASON WHY all housekeepers ard
others use the Aladdin Security Oh is that no
accident has ever occurred from is use. It
is the best in the world. All storekeepers
sell II. Try II, and you Will nave 10 other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

CIT Is PERFECTLY DID."-s'There's
nothing like it," "Never could use baking
powder till tried yours" Cant speak too
highly of H." That's what they say OF Doc.
lr7J'S Ycyst pC3gfIfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
Weather indications To-day.
OrFIcE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OYFrcER,

NhrulnkAOus NONtuOcI lctt. y
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states. cloudy weather and rain, warm and
increaS ing EoufheTly winds, falling barone-
ter, followed by rising barometer and colder
northwest winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

Y0UNG's PATENT DETERG ENr is the fines
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and EroceTs. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05

ALL Of our dry goods are bought Tor cash.
and we are willing to sell them very cheap;
Carriers. 70l Market Space. We are selling
beautiful .'wool' dress goods at eighteen
cents; black silks, black cashmeres, black
alpacas.-ddg,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-05
DILES AND FISSURE.

Dr.. sHkADER, once room % 81. Ck.ecos..-'
reg, tscuthves, corner Oh aud y stEeotsJ Suree
tic, and without pain, and guarantees cure IN al
cases Or no pay: kefsrs g L; Luchs, Of L1cns =
buperintendsn t Washington aud Georgetown Rail-
east; WIN. Tucker, merchant tailor, 407 Pennsyl.
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ENGLISH OPERA.-The opening Of TIE
opera season at the National Theater on
Monday next, the 18th, Will be an event OF
interest. Mr.. Hess brings with him a com
pany which has made q success in New
York, and an entirely new repertoire Of
operas. Miss Emelie Melville, the prina
donra, has game the II ST rank among Eng
lish opera artists. IT is unnecessary to Speak
for our favorite contralto, Mrs. Zelda Seguin,
who is as charming as ever. Miss Louisa
Searle ard Messrs. Castle, Turner, Peakes.
orchestra under the direction of Signor
Operti, form the rest of the company. Toe
initial opera will be Thomas "Summer-
nights Dream. :" one of The most delightful
scores of the Paris Opera Comique. This
will be followed by ''The Chimes of Nor
mandy" by Plan9uette, and "Villars Dra-
gOons" pearl of Savoy by Maiilart. Mr..
three Operas,
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The absve Oil can be had al Geo Ryueal
Jr.'s, go street northwest stI p:
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SCoon hurting Ia q popular amusement
amor q The Young ladies' of Georgia.

RSCoon hurting Ia a popular amusement
amor the young ladies of Georgia.
~An of the legislative nominees OF III q
workingmen's party in Richmond, Va, have
declined TO be candidates.
~ In Breslau q successful attempt has
been made to erect paper chimney about
fifty feet high. By chemical preparation
the paper is rendered impervious to the &C.
ton of fire or water.
gled on the Lehigh Valley railroad, near
Pittstou, Pa, yesterday morning. Three
trains lad passed over his body. 1t is sup
posed he was murdered and placed on the
track.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issuei to
C. L. Dilks of New Jersey, and Francis Ann
Crump, of Fairfax county, Va; Patrick
Lynch and Ella Z. Ellis; p. j. Coffey and
Catherine Hickey; Ferdinand V: Berry anu
Emma V. Evans; VIM i. French and Mary
w. Babson; Abraham Harris and Rebeccs
Marcus. both of Richmond; Peter Coleman
and Julia Looney.