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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06

JonN SHERMAN says that there will re-
main at the close Of the year an uncxpcndrd
balance Of tGO0.O0O of the appropriation for the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing. Yes but
was 1t hone-tto ask an appropriation OF t6O0.Don
inn n1unh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06
A muse ments To- Day.

Amusement To- D"s.
E..th. Theatre -uiroac Giiohs
gns--r, th~str--srrret service.
broadway rh-.t~~- Antony sni cleopatra.
u,ysst's Op~ RE pso.~--igs .ui la Broadway
. utb Avenue Theatre Gny M,nncrink
s.iiusor~'s t.srd-o- Circus iu Menascue Mauuss
s.ra-s Op- uo..- Tho UnurhtWk
m~ss-'s Midget stan IN. Marvellous ftu. Foks Matinee
New NorL Aquarium ,y sutt ,ti.t.
Nh,-. sn~d-.- The Ihre, Unsri.men.
Olympic rh-atr~-vsfietv
rsrL Th-ssr--Our American cou.in.
san tr..~i--o ssi.~,r-t- -Bfostway All i3ta ~
IS~str~ soosigv~-Nsriety
Am~ri-sa w.~~, -curiosrsa
p..y ra-t.s'- Opera tso.~e-Vsriety
pivnli uh-str~-Natlety
q nioa sa.sre Ih-st---ihs Mothers secret
NNsiis.L's rh~s,rc-F,.e sname.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06

HAYES made the confirmation Of his Geor-
gia nominee for Marshal a tcst Of the strength
Of his Administration on the Republican side
Of the Senate. We'll. the only Republicans who
voted fur confirmation werc PATTERSON. CoNo-
YER. and STANLEY MArTHEws-thrcol This is
"a smaller number tlan either JoHS TYLER or
ANDY JOHNSON could count upon after they be-
traycd the party that elected them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06

An appropriation to enable the Civil Scr
vice Reform Commission to continue its alprs
would De- n waste Of money. The stream Of
civil service reform can never run clear 80
long as the fountain head II polluted by fraud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06

M, u. 49, -,
in the closing hours of the session. TO expose
the hollowncss and hypocrisy Of H.YEs's civil
service prctcnsions. RUSSELL JONES was Col
'''or "i thc ior' OF 'h''"gu' nppo'h'eu ny
GRANT. He had been Minister 10 Belgium. and
in both places proved himself 10 be n good and
faithful officer The people Of Chicago were
It, l. tn -. =, - ...- l.. -. ~, -,
,,iscbnr,,cd his dn,ic. and his charnc,er wns
obove ronroncb No ,omrlnin, Of nnv kind was
n,,Je ,sninst him ucrc thnn wos a n,,n
within thc .Jctrrrsoninn ruln md nm 10 tho
niche, s,an1orI ~ ,ho cnr,ira ret,rmers
J,vrs r,,,n,,d hin, 4, ,rroiu, hia ncrsor.I
,..,,isor W n s,,,r, ,,,,,orl,. -, ohio a,d
,o,,,, If ,h, ,sa,,in,oJ PIE ,,.,,b n s.l,r, ~
az mn 4, ,,.r II, ,hus o,crn,,,l,, violo,.d Tho
cory ,rinoinlc uron which hn nrofnases IN
etnn1 and furnished IN. evidence OF his own
insinc,ritv Tho ensn was clearly uresen,e,l IN
IN. Senate. md the issue was made up What
did the Democrats do2 Mr.. THURMAN took the
lead and argued that m. Civil Tenure act was
unconstitutional and therefore was not obi.
,,atorv in this case although il IL known that he
accented the constru,tio of the Judiciary Com
mittre in other cases. that the law IL binding
and lucrative He then made a speech for
SMITH and his followers fell into line and con.
frmed HAYES personal part san against the
opposition OF the Republican leaders.
The following sentence from HAYEs's mes-
sage in regard to our relations with Mexico Is
attracting attention:
"whic 40 not an,cipats an interruption Of friendly
rclsons win N' Nse ,,t canngi BAT ,9oh WIN some
posing the two counirrs to IRRITATION, Of popusr cins
ss' a !" s,n"" "n'n are n"'''AS ""No'"
,.,
"a, una. 81 u''u'o g, WI ''s ,'o
"-' ~ ''''7 90 ,'' ~ 10 '''
~ ''", III NV i'''.'' VI we tl'o'',. - VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06

Tie attempt To restore GRANT to hi- uigi-
nal proportions rs n grim and silent Nun of
Destiny may rs well be- abandoned. The people
had AN cight ycnrs look nt him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06

Brother SrouGHruN did not, like JoHS
WELSH. kiss all his masculine acquaintanccs
who went to the ship to see him OF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06


Shanghai.
Mr.. SCOrT LORD. counsel for the contest
ant of the NASpEIBiIT will. has taken occasion
more than once t. aludc to Mr.. Wan. II N,N-
prnhur as rolling in nearly flhou01.ror.'
That IS "a worry larsr sum indeed Tor one man
10 have. bat the fact that VA. II. VANDERBILT
has 1t durs not disirove his fathers testament
tary capacity.
The Roy. 10. Cooks latest sensational ah-
surdiiy is that electors b. compelled 10 go 10 thu
polls In his Monday lc,.urc in Boston he sald
that compulsory voting wis n good thing in AN
cicut Athens. aud might bca good thin. in mod
crn Athens. Tho fact is that compulsory voting
had such unsat sfactory results in Athens that
it was abandoned. and the system adopted OF
paying electors small sum ~ money every
time they attended the public assemblies. Many
Of the poorer voters almost lived on the money
thus obtained.
During the long and angry debate ON the
nomination Of Mr.. FITzsiMMoNs for United
States Marshal Of Georgia. one of his Senatorial
friends approached Mr. EDMUNps and asked
him To- relax opposition. upon the Er pund that
FTZstMMoNs WIS in every way competent and
acceptable To- the poopl" OF both parties In the
State and would prove tn b. "a faithful and eN
cellcnt officer. Oh" said Mr.. EDNUSDs. il
is n" FITzsINNoNs am nShtna; it is the other
man.
Al interesting part Oh lhl'iN' SINNER
Nh i"hg fI"I Is 'h' emu '' i' Wh'r' he
SIPS IN lew W"l''s RECOMMENDING th' pay
h'nt "i huhHr'u ", l'"hi '"""rs or r" 10
'n' racine Man steamship company on sub
SHY contract uIH'r Whl'h lh'y nave "'fe"uY re-
'"lN'd nearly hN' mllll"ns "i dollars. ana hlso
| MENTIONS IN ea-'Hi way, thhl MI HAhplNLR
u HUBBARD chairman 81 some commission
| on transportation 'l 'n' mans 10y rhllroad conf
! l"n'r' r'p"''A " H'N''h} III inc "ppr"pll"'
Won l"r 'Nlrh-'H' congress "'u'' 90 we" 10
! Nlu"u'" N''s anu ''"'r I''""'n'u
u"'' ny inc rI"'''u''u' l'o,i"'N''l '''h'r"
/ J, Ii Wise '' nr r'ri"l IN dealing WIN 'rilhI
SINNERS 'sp'' i"l' Nh'h 'h' 'huiE' OF h'"rt IL
o"nneei.d Viii Inc rsa'im 81 large salary
There are strange developments in tho
trial for perjury of DR.. LAMBERT. the president
~ the Popular Lite INSURANCE Company. The
business of the concern was carried on in a
surprising tN-hion hy us managers. The trans
actions brought o. light in the stat m'nt ~ Ia
receiver show that other officers than the Proc j.
! dent handled Oh" funds IN way not authorize
ty law. Thus the receiver alleges ,hat Mr.. Jous
+. TRow a member Of the Auditing Board
who il to-day debtor to the company, hAl
financial trnnsactions with il such as wer, dis
tnotly forbidden by the bylaws, and tnu la
iened att.statons in the comnanys cash boob
To- the olT 1T that ne had examined the Hrcount
and found them correct. Tho peculiar na'ur
of these transactions OF Auditor TKuw MAJ
Dee comprch"ndcd from one 81 thom, whici
the receiver deg RIDES ~ the transfer, accord
ing 10 the hooks II the COMPANY Of sundry ao
counts and OF office furniture plates. Nc, Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06

PATTERSON has been put at ease. He Is
not TO lc sent back to South Carolina for triad
IA a criminal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06

Mr.. ScOrT LORD. counsel for the contest
ant of the N,SpREBiLT will. has taken occasion
more than once to alludc to Mr. WM. II VAN
prnBtIr az rolling in nearly sltnuOl.or.
That IS worry larse sum indeed ior one man
10 have bat the fact that WA H. NANprEniLT
has 1t dors not dislrove his fathers testament
tary capacity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-06

The SHisuma rcb lion. whic,. ho-an la japan
last February, cost mr Government slAD.2 ~ AbOUt
Jo,lNO nVn were engaged
Reliable help Tor weak and nervous sufferers
Nhlnm' lhlnti, nnd pttHil dlerNN- tnu Wthnut
mtlcinr PulNrrmarhcl's fhcfric R iiS the FRAUD tie
ndrrAtum ANmd mutations. HHk nlhd Junrunl " ~,
particulars ttrc cam address PulNrfiuae4or N-ll
saiue "a. 2I4 BroadSa Nov yorA.-AIs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-17
MANHOOD RESTORED.

XyICTIMs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
" who have tri in vain every known
remedy, will learn of a simple prescription,
FREE for The speedy cure of nervous debility,
premature decay, lost II anhoo and all dis
orders brought on by excesstF. Any druggIst
has the ingredients. Address DAVlDSON
d 40. Sc Nassau ST. N. u.
oct l7~l VT.
Evening star., 1877-08-21

AS we foretold would be the case the news
papers OF the late slave states are ANYTHING
but well pleased with Postmaster General
Keys vermont speech, in which he used the
term "erring southern brethren" One of
these fiery, unnamed Journalists hopes the
people of Vermont will not regard his re-
marks as fair spec men of southern oratorv.
nor It's sentiments q specimen of southern
manliness." Another calls him "the Urfah
Heap OF the cabinet" and expresses the
opinion that "he will not make MANY
friends, even among the 'Yanks,' by being
such very humble being" Another thinks
there is no necessity, in order to bring
about the era of good feeling, for any south
ern man TO grovel in the dust" Another
compares aim 10 "a trick mule brought for
ward towards the close OF an entertainment
Tor The special delight of the audience" and
expresses the hope that ''when he undertakes
hereafter 10 eat dirt for the amusement of
his audience he Will have the honesty to do
II for himself. and not attempt TO give honor
to the operation by forging the Endorsement
OF the southern people Still another, more
furious than the rest, (the Charleston N7cs)
says; " Erring, be hanged Southerners
are not willing TO be the brethren of any
living people on such terms. They do not
admit that they erred. They did not err
They believed they were right. They were
Tight And IL Indignantly adds: eff Mr.
Key was taken into the cabinet as a southern
democrat, OF unimpeachable record, IL is
time TO put him OUT Even that usually
calm paper. the Philadelphia Record, de-
votes q half column editorial 10 the SUBJ
ject, which IL closes by sayagely saying
Whatever his motive, Mr. Keys cringing
sycophantic speeches are not creditable to
his manhood, nor will they win the favor of
the north generally, however they may De
applaudet in Vermont"
III must be evident to Mr.. Key by this time,
or will be when he has had leisure To read ali
the marked papers that will be sent to him,
that IL Is very hard job TO reconcile every
body with everything, and furthermore that
he isn't the man 10 undertake the contract.
Evening star., 1877-08-21
True &haTifY.

In view of the destitutiOn which exists in
Washington as well as in most other large
cities. We commend the suggestion OF our
correspondent, "K,'' in another column,
made with a view Of atfOrding, at least,
temporary relief for our unemployed work
ipgmen, who really want work and not aims.
Our correspondent who, Judging from his
inclOsure, il in earnest about the matter,
refers 10 the proposed contribution OF a
prominent gentleman of Chicago, who offers
10 pay the wages of five men for ninety days
10 work on the streets If 900 men in Chicago
can be found who will do likewise. This Is
all very well, and very generous, provided
the other 800 charitable citizens come for
ward with their contributions. It is exceed
1ngly doubtful, however, if they can be
found, so that the donor will, after all, be
saved thu outlay OF $50.
But our correspondent does not give con-
ditionally, and In this we think he shows
the sincerity Of his desire TO alleviate the
prevailing distress among our unemployed
poor His suggestion IS entirely practicable,
and we hope TO see il acted upon speedily.
Our citizens are never backward in chari-
table works, as is atteSted by the existence
In our midst of various charitable institu-
lions sheltering thousands OF unfortunate
persons; and We believe the feasibility of
pointed out TO receive their Endorsement.
There is plenty OF work to be done on our
streets and avenues, but, as is well under
stood, the District Commissioners have no
funds TO pay for it, If any considerable
amount could be raised in the manner sug-
gested by our correspondent we have no
doubt they would furnish the necessary en-
ployment, and II desired, would disburse
the funds TO the workmen. The latter. how
ever, might be done by a committee ap-
pointed by the contributors to the fund,
should they prefer that course. But now that
our correspondent has suggested plan we
trust some of our charitable citizens will take
hold of the matter in earnest and make it a
success. Money Contributed in this way Will
do far more good than If given in indis-
criminate charity, so-called. What the
really deserving want is employment, not
aims, and the plan proposed will not only
relieve them but a. the same time add vastly
10 the beauty and comfort of the city.
Evening star., 1877-08-21

Immaculate Boston is troubled with petty
svindlers who cheat by means of false meas
ures, SIS they do In other cities. The city
sealers have lately been investigating the
subject, and between June and July found
that ont of 5s2 scales about 20 per cent. erred
on the light side, and 30 per cent. OF 900 we,
and dry measures were too small. The meas
nres Of many fruit and milk dealers were
also found too small. A pound" weight
weighing eleven ounces was found In another
case. An ingeni Gus swindler was unearthed
during the inv estigation whose scales were
balanced by old window weights and pull
1eys, which LEFT IL wholly optional with him
what weight he assigned TO articles sold
This dark picture Is relieved by but single
ray OF light. In the case of q Hquor-dealer
me sealers found that his three-gallon meas
ufe neid quart and q gill too much, and
Me nve- gallon one . pint and q half over.
This Is the only case OF the kind found by the
cVw<tse.
Evening star., 1877-08-21

In connection with the toO-much talked
about Philadelphia custom house squabble
between Collector Tuition and Inspector
Arnold, IL is stated that Representative
Ward, OF Pennsy lvania, has addressed a
letter 10 the Secretary ofthe Treasury asking
that no action shall be taken upon a certain
official report in regard 10 the latter until he
MI Ward, has hal an opportunity 10 ex-
anime II, and that in accordance with this
request copy OF the report or charges in
question has been sent 10 him. Can these
things be, and overcome us? sc. Under
our sublimated civil service reform theory
OF government what right, we should like 20
know, has member OF Congress to he med
ding with such things? II would seem 10 be
time for President Hayes TO be turning his
steps hCmeward.
Evening star., 1877-08-21
FOR SALE.

OR sAL Rat be- csIn, VERY tue q sin
II sic md rouble HARNESS. hanf- 1rneiy
m un;ed aud stitched; nearly ltw. hfdre~s "
" J. Star Ofhcs a-ru 81
EoR SALE-Fine MoOKIN3 BIkps - "a.
Il Sh street Northwest; cool singers. anE 'o-2t'
EORSALE-A MAT aud PROVISION SToRE,
FiNtures. Tolls sud Ice Hou@e. cuunrlats;
tern tssy, location central. Apply immei ately @
ing aurls-lE
L'UR SALE- -CHEAP-A Tor BUGGY IN exceI
u lent rsPsir, Nc permott's n AXE. In n"R,
Qntre a; NkkNILNAS shoe store, 61OksNES
9Th ST, opposite Psttnt Once. lvf7 e,.St' Sa@s2E
EoR sALE-A STONE CRUshER in oouplets
u running order. and IL offered for one half its
value Is the owner has no further use for r Apply
Immediately st I2f5 ~ street southwest sui-is
Evening star., 1877-08-21
To Correspondents.

All letters intended for publication. referring in
any way g. the editorial department Of the paper
should b. addressed TEs Ed,fOr of The Star Those
relating g. it, business departments should be al
dressed O. The Publisher Qf The S'Gr. Observance
Of these directions sill prevent provoking delays
Chicks. etc in payment Il bills should in all
bemsde pay able to the order Of The ErsHiag SiHT
NSIrspHPo CampGHy.-not 90 that Of any individual.
- No an1uym nous communications read. NJ
JeCtec commune catious returned
Evening star., 1877-08-21

It is evident from the character OF the pro-
ceedings OF the manipulators of telegraph
stocks, held in New York last evening, that
the cost OF telegraphing in this country Will
soon be largely increased. Thus do the Wall
street gamblers play battledore and shu tie
cock with the vital interests of the p1blic.
Evening star., 1877-08-21
The Ntnr for the Summer.

P~,onJ LsdrIRE tAs eify may hGrs THE STAR ssSi
80 fhsr address oy pail, prepaid, for sEes
psrI0d Of time a, tasy may dssirs. 1 fss rate OF
psr icssk 90 per NIOnfh, S1.1s for fArH
p1onfts, o. s 3 fOr SiI uIoHfhs.
~ The MONEY pay for tAs time rsqEtred must ~
sH cases accompany fhs ordr. O:lsrt1tSs tss paper
1aao. BE- seat,
Evening star., 1877-08-21
Reading Matter On Every Page.

Average srOrn Daily Circulation orer
IS,5OO,-being more than three times
that Of any other daily paper in Wash
irgton, and more than that of al the
Others added together.
Evening star., 1877-08-21
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

l. East Lynn b. Mrs. n ~ Wood "a ,ubIe Nc. j. DC
jar. Eyre, y, Charlotte Bronze al yuble y >. 2Jc
4. 4 " man H0- T Charlie ReEIe's new nOvel..2,lc
1Hs y Gr. IHef-S JUi"~ Nrrtt. : latest . loo
.. LGN DTES y PCp.Vf Eg B'.'weT. lnc
J. idGhg bsfs. b. g. 2 Eii .. DuauIe No L.9lc
S. The ArHHd,i Motto By Mary Cecil Hay ...Inc
.. OF NfgF9s3'oH' g H-H.y. tfy Nary C.cii Hay.IJ.
IL. TIE Woman "a UaI's. IL WIlkis g .|ins....20c
u. TIE -uiH "a fht Floss. Ey tuurge Eliot .....2Dc
~. Tn IurrteGH S.HT'"r. b. TTOli pc 2)s
-. Princes Of TbBis r Wil.lsm Black 2jc
y. h01gaiG. BY George FL ,. tbrrhe No -. zoe
10. The EHsiiSh a. hs Nrrtd PoIs aHf FTsd az
- iCf- II one book BY JUs.- S-Enr..-...... lOC
IL. HidftH Penis. b. Narv Cec-I II .y..... . .lOc
- ItrTs's 1-ylHfT'5OF, b. Charles Reads l0c
-. Od JVyioSTfy Ship. b. Ch~r Dickens .,,. 2lc
II. EOUi Play. I'y Charles R-ads. ........ . lOc
2 lIGH 0Ht Wtfs. Bi Wiki COllin ....... .. 2Ds
. Iss Sq.,rs LsgGCy. Bv Mary Cecil Hav....- -sJc
p. N.r,v T. Lqts o. Mani, By Chas Reauie -. 2lc
=. AHrosG Fiogd, By Miss NJ e BrsddDu........ 20.
IfCtgT ann IHbgg5Stsd. Nv ~ c H.y........l Toe
fS / DdTglt 81 n III, 81 William aCk .. Ioc
% horas Lore Tss,, By Mary Cecil Hay ..... - Ipc
81 Lors u. L'r'.. Lore Ne LaHg, R-ala ....lOc
S2 ~ lFssT q E,a-fS, b. WIikie Collins ... 10,
.5 HGHHy INDY, BY Sa uei L. ........... .. zoe
-. Sumption. Bl Charlie Resde Single No. DC
IS. L,'tL Hat. tLs Radicai, Bs Geor-e Eiiot...aOc
Ss. The WOCiVS o &, By Mrs. AIey ander alc
q. The Mysfs~y. By Mrs Henry Wood -..,.... %,
-. IrGHhrs. T., Sir Walter sc ltf - 2ls
-. AHtfUIH1, By WiIkie Collins. Double No D. alc
4. IH' HstT 10 AShfsy. By Mrs. Henry Wood - IOc
II. Whiis Lies, By Charles Kear 49, ........ 2lc
For sale by all Booksellers and NewsieaIers or
cent postage prepaid, on receipt If price by
GEORGE MUNRO,
aOg2-6t Vdnde,rdfer st., N p.
Evening star., 1877-08-21
kNOR BENT
[ BY b. Ii. WARMER 4 90.

Il ByB. Ii. WARMER 90.
BRAINARD III. WARNER. EDWIN A. McINrIRF.
Sl6 street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple.
No. l's4O Vermont avenue. Is ~ i-....-..... SlG
No I'll "a ST. br sto., - gas, war;. S31S
NO. l5ll 18th IT NV, Ii RS. all m. t........--. 50
No SlL st. NV brick, sto, Is RS, all m. L.. IS
Nc DID st store aud DIV cling -.......... 20
No 1O4 st. NV, br., sto II rs, all m. L.. O.
No l3xS llth st NV br., sto, 10 rs, all n. s.
No lDSl ltth ST. NV, br sto., rs, all m. l. IS
No l42S st. n.w,. br., 3sto. re-, m. .-..... A.
No. 2tS I'd st. NV, store, re-, all m l-. IS
No. DIS ID ct W, brick, story, m. L.......... -
No 1924 st NV, br., sto., rs, oil m, L.. 50
No I'd near ne, new br., 2 sto., rs., anil 20
Nos. 100: ia 4th st. se.. br y sto., rs, B.
No. 500 st W Dr., story, rooms %
Nos: 1226 l23O st. NV, br., Isl r.. L.. TX
NO IOs5 st NV, br., sto., rs, bath. IS
No 1909 at nv, Dr., sto rs...-.-.. Is
Nos. 123234 10th st. NV, fir sto., rs ..... ~
Stere and dwelling Sth and q. L. ave. rs. 8S
No. 1915 18th ST., NV, frame, 2st0ry, roems Is
No 02S st. Sc, fr rs, gas and wster...... Is
No a Defrees st br., sto rs, m. f.-..... Js
No D. Defrees st., br., rs, m. ls
NO BIZ 18th It. s.w brick rs, water, &C.,. is
No by III st Sc, frame, story, Is
NO 2IOS llth st NV, rooms IL
Store 1SlS 10th street northwest 10
No Ii F-lcnner alley, Dr., history, rooms. 8
FOR BENT Also, q large number of other
homes full list of which be at Offices
FOR SALE We are offering numerous bargain
inhouses and lots large and small, and would be
pleased to see parties desiring homes or looking for
iuvestmo onts. tr
Evening star., 1877-08-21
The New Song of A Shirt

The song that sing is a different thing
= ON h- sad one Ibat used soft hearts to wiring
Wtrn ood made ., verty, hunger and diIt
n MOI tally known in the =, sor Of Shirt"
P,Thars in the case Of a shir; made 10 .eII
My scJg will not read so s.Tikingy we'll
The shirt that nave no other eau shame,
sLlrt without fsut. suspicion o blame;
rlught Oi material 50 trm and 80 fine,
sbd 80 peri ctly moulded 10 its design.
Irai Ii mar could ever be such = Ounce
A. 10 wear another, " no wore this once.
Gusset and seam are stitched By steam.
auu there's DO OCcas on for men TO dream
ith !" lluC his shirt Of sup artor nit,
no feeli- unc mmohl- uice i'll it,
1hst tn re 1--WE airing any human lives,r
Either Of uothe:s, OF dAnghters, or wives.
., On The other hand then, you understand
TO suit the taste Of thu MANY ~ gn mindpi pSnhod
And keep his temper serenely kind,
Is "a tleome boon to every wife
Who values p, ace aud q quiet life.
For she " no has met can never forget
Her lord and masters ndgrt anG fret
hen the garment that shI ud be "A mantle OF ease,
And a ms del Of beauty. is neither of these,
or an Ally made shirt-nOt known as the bsst
IL is then clear, a blessing to men
This shlrt. W hose beauty ins pires Ely psn;
Ihis III atcL LESS work of progressive art,
Warranted perfect in every part
And he who has worn il will evermore swear
1.-THE ouly shirt ut Tor gentleman's wear"
And so sing Of the beautiful thing
! hat suits all seasons. frC M fsll to spring:
J"y forever 10 one who knows
The sweet c. piacence, the bland re pose
hat comes from the wearing of first rate clothes.
III y"u inquire YOU will find N g best
At tGkoRGk c. JENNINGS, Seventh street west
aUe2Iir
Evening star., 1877-08-21
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.

The best Lager Beer sod in the District Of Co
lumbia, rccei. ed the fO lowing fatterng mention
the GREAT CenteuI ial Exp 7sitiou viz.
Jos. SfAlJ'- BTttriHS Co.. IIilraHkss. WiSc1n-
SiH,-ssmPie Lager Beer-Perfect in Brightness
ard sste, very y Celieut ia Flavor"
This Ce!cbIaTt Lace er j. shipped from Mil
wauEfe IN efrigerating Cars, and af er arrival is
keTt in Ice tUN-s tn rehy iIsuriug its good Couii-
ton. PTices-In pint bo ties glass sith cork stop
pers p ser 6oz-n ~ cents per dozen allowed for
empty t.i"s IN pint bottles. with ttent light
ming Shoppers. per d. zen; boxes bottles
returned In hNf pint bottir., with patent light
ming srTprrs. 81 PER box f tive dozen; boxes and
bottles g. b. rstUrust. The Re-r can be OBJ aimed
frori dealers generally, from the factory, corner
Greene AZ q biNe sweets. GPDr grtowr. n q
SsNI1 4. PALMER.
au--i-tI safe Iggyf. ID. q.
Evening star., 1877-08-21

/ Issue on the lst and 18th Of each month {" But
ietin of sl property for sale and my books,
which can be had application my once, or will
be sent by mail If desired
AUCTION SGles.
On SATURDAY, August 25th, at ~ o'clock ..
NJ, i'm proved property street, between lst and
ID streets east.
LOOra1.
$1,000, 4 900, 900. $500, at s per cent.
900 to suif. Angls
Evening star., 1877-08-21

PROPOSALS. FOR PLASTERING A
la,ee number OF houses solicited fron re-
sronsib:e parties y no ablt to take some trade
pa Y strset. Room q. d. d. THOMPSON OF
GAokG1 4AS0N. augu-3ts
Evening star., 1877-08-21
FOR RENT AND SALE.
FOR RENT
EOR kENTl

Stores.
No 48l Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
1914 Penus, lvanis ave pue northwest.
No 1909 Z strest northwest.
tprly 10 THE0. r. GATCHELL.
sugls--t Cor. and lth streets northwest