davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-12-03
CURRENT OPINION.

S5U,0UU0U
CURRENT OPINION.
II Sonntor John Patterson is purchased by
tho Democrats, 1t will be by lian,an sluycry nsaln
that lley gut control Of the Government. --EAild.
dftphia fsfss tR<p.l.
The Cincinnati Commercial has been an1.
ioue,y in1nrlng for living member OF TIC Con.
grerB af ~ who will aay that lie voted for hs
den.oncl4at!on OF the silver dollnr, knowing What
he duinR. Al yet the man has not iIcen found,
md tlnt lsnt tho % woEst of he won't oe.-to'ums
thc right OF suffrage In this State. Con. 0eorgo
ii profound thinker md In few years it viii e.
srna y ' ' B. Sn hs s,oo paiy o cR, . @
IieIsburo t.liss. HeraId {Utns.).
We aro very far from, wishing to SEQ Gen.
Mcclellan honored With ths tneIs PRESIDENTIAL
nomnatton; bnt even hs wor!a be Infinitely pFcfes:
politics for tho noxt thnuaand years. though he
does walk around. like st. Denis. with hIs head
iinlcr his nrt and oil Unconscious TINT he Is dead.
-PfttrstHrg pa.) Indtx-Appeui tDem.}.
It looks very strange to The Democracy Of
tho country to rec such sen,toes rs Lamar from
Mississippi: Qarlant, frOm, AFknnsas; and HayArd,
from Ssw Jersey o., vgnE a., With tas nepaSI,s.a
Should bo tucked after By their peonle. They ara
an extraordinary breed Ut Den1cfnts and tho len
We have OF then, tho better ~ the pcuple will hnd
themselves. II they heonKst 10 thu canlnt species,
they would have been dFnwnei long since; bat. a
they Arc the pcoplo should aquclch their political
Aeplrnlon+ With The frat opporlnity. Men with
ly alonc. -cgnthaa"a tRy.} Asws tDtm.).
Ear ,ho.1cat forty veara tho cxtrorna nina
Eastern staie* have not ptoaacea a. mneh a. they
haxc sonsasnea: ih!s pEescn. me qneston, ioT
IA that tney nave " kaht peroa eaeh
WCHlthF Tho answer II. TINT IT lnc6
" tie tthulo c1aetca Gy ine1s unjust and op2rrss
s,so a"s apom tnn paga"S,e @ siIases q tao MctE
and lnsssasc Of wealth. thcr the Wcst shoafd b
ono OF tue nlott hfospoeons ana wealthy sccaIoEs
OF any pottl0il o. the o,siled Satee; nut now ~
these Eastern saltana ptnsrer ann hfs IN urenlal
splehu0f. iha must tneoMptenensioie acyelop'
nent nf american llio u tnr ahlret submission
with which tlo Nestcfh producing cihAses enbnit
- tho e1etbteant tihaes that thn East e1nc' from
thoni'-hdasds t'ta 1f'ns5 tOfm'l.
, 1877-12-03

a4rrpro&N r,rr,vra
@e+'AA+t<ASAAA' ~ 17s
NEW FORK.
NkH Tonx Dee l.-rorreN-Ftrm At II 6.IGyatt
y M. ,.,".s ,.t, .t..S.. n.,..s. =, oaa,, -.
.-'oes '"'"ts' "t!'H se@"1 .SSs''oe'
JAnnafys ll.5a4sILItc3 February. il.s0tsll.47ct
March, tf36a tc. Anr II. 71Gs 13ct May, Ills
~ oac '
=, t,.,,. go or.o h,,.. ..,,, Il, hur.-.. t.x,s.
unchancc,t Vye tour Unchanged
coRN.MxAL-[,uII, Western, g., Hez3o
GaAts-whcat hrm with a large husnces, chiefly
speculative, rcrctnta 13Jtxl bit fe!tcted apr1rg
81 O,, No, 1 MtnntsutA trrnr, q al. No. 1 white
Michigan. u 4DS, No. blllwaukcc. 425l, No. red
, 1877-12-03
Dft1 GOODS.

New YoRk, Drc. t.-naslneas moderate. With phck.
ugu hotca, and tic joing trAe t. fair oF the nr Of
the yrss Cotton g',oIa qufet anu generally aieAdy
Prints inactIrc Int rn. Ulrgnms AMI c0tt1n dress
eds In fair request. sprlny woo'cns In fair densn
BY c,othtcrs. shasta sksts+ md bnnkcts quiet. For
ptRn Kp0ll dull.
, 1877-12-03

CtEvRLAxp. u. ncc. i.-TxrHoItrA-Msrkct
quiet, standard whItt ITO tcat, IKE.
TIrrsnrr1. "a, Dec. .l.-rETEoLEux-Dnll; crude,
a. o2Isan5 1t rsrkcrs Immediate shtpmcntt re.
nned, t3c, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1877-12-03

F0REffS.
LONDON rtc. 1.-Consols for money, 97 LID,
account, m 3.18.
American sccnr,tle4-+tia, 104x; G7s, 10aA;
1O.4Gs 1nN4; new rs. 107.
New York Central, 107; Eric, 10A; Drefsrsed,
23tf.
rlnts, Dec. 1.-Rcntcs, 1901. T5c.
, 1877-12-03
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following werc tho receipts aud sh'pmcns
Of The leading articles Of produce in this city daring
tho twcnty.fo hours ending at o'ciock on
Saturday morning. and for tho corresponding
time Inst year:
, 1877-12-03
1E.flflI..

Dosroy, Dec. 1.-woot mlthangei. with fair 1e.
maud frnn manufacturers who, notwithstanding thc
qtet condition os trade, hnsc taken 4 considerable
naatty pf woo the average sales Of docitic for tho
last sercn wceka being I, 3a1. u q bs per week.
, 1877-12-03

moo PH0DTCTs-wtre 6rmcr. With ltss doing,
There tltte eanen IN prices It the Stock. Yards
Aud Liverpool reported decline Of cd pct cwt IN tho
principal cuts Of measa but holders OF product wcrc
hrcr In their views, and wond not sclt EXCEPT at full
quotations. The record Of packing exhlblts failing
o chiefly dne 10 the miserable roads III this country
during November.
Tht Cbmmtrridi Bulletin z,vcsthe following - ths
Hintsr nAckinR 1t tho prtncinAl cittcA To dAtet
, 1877-12-03
Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
contnn,ptlon. 3, 6R4 bu wheat 9. COO bu barley.

WIthdEA@h ffofN otoFG during Fffdhy TOT CITY
consumption: 2, 6e4 bu wheat g coo bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into storc In
this city Saturday mornin9: l. cars No. hard
wheat, 20 cars No. 9 do. rass No. soft sptluR,
1O1 cars No. 2 do, 20 cars No. : DO. cars reject.
ed l11+ wheat}; 80 cars high. mixed corn. cars
new mixed, 1lU cars No, do, Al cars rejected. %
cars no grade tc40 cornl; 90 cars white oats,
cars No. 9 mixed, = cars rejected, i car no grade
t3a oats>; ! car No. rye. Il cars No. do, 2
cars rejected f15 ryc); cars No. barley. csss
cxtta No. 3 do. cars ordinary No. Q do. cars
feed taa barlcy). Total. 4s:. cars. OF 1sa, 900
bu. Inspected out: ~. H3l bu wheat, !. Coz bu
corn, IT'D bu oats, !. 000 bu re. TO- 825 bu bas-
ler.
The following were tue receipts and shipments
OF bscadstuas and five stock at this point during
tho past week and for the corresponding weeks
, 1877-12-03

The cargo market xA& seTy quiet Two or three
loiness several yrAscls expected today up sat.
urday sales reported Of G5a shaded .hu
giles II &121 aud ls7, go NJ. Do .: 7ae. Thsss
MaJe up q cargo gu tho schr V4n YaIsenhusR (svu4
t>cunto. Piece stua Nss nominal It S7.at87,7a snd
lneh II H. h1Sl3.0l The yAsl market y Il sirtay.
Tho sAlpmspts continue tlbF1 and a. ts rata lumber
IL sunuing out With hons to replaces It, tho stoSk
VI common stun q many ysr.s Will soon bo b4.lly
broken. Ths shipments largely pa old ordcra.
Quuaaatunst
txtGke rr i n IT. 9nrh m
, 1877-12-03
DY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK.


EEwY oNx, Dec. l.-(3old dali throughout tho
day, Carrying rates u to IL put cent.
Silver at London unchanged Here silver bats
are 1eox IN currency, 1l7 in gold. Silver cola n
04 discount,
Governme ents strong.
Railroad bonds quiet and weaker.
Suite bonds quiet.
Depression wxs the chtsf feature OF stock specu-
lattnu to.daJ. and sill! lowcr prices wrfo made.
T4pfe was renew ed pressars to sell In tic entire
list snd the decline ran9pl from Il to III per cent
with UeiaHaTr, LAckawhnnA s. Western, Lake
fho7e. Western tutun, Delaware b lluttsOfI, and
Michigan Central thu NEST Conspicuous III the
downward movement. In some OF thesr Bharus
tnsFs wsa 4 steady stfuaIn OF sales during tho Morn.
lug, and although thBtu were coBslaegabie pur.
ehases 10 cover short contracts there weFe ypry
fsw rxlles in thu market. At tho o'clock cafl
The market showed recovery of II lot per cent
from the lowest putt, BECAME steady latrF. and
lruef toward. thy closr, but teft OF at slight -.
action. however, a. an advance OF to III per ccnt
from the Invest point Of thp tay.
Bales aggregated lR0, 0vO sharcs, Of which >, hl0
were New York rcntrnlt ud OOu Like Shore, u. 100
preferred y. 7u 81. Paul common. y, 70O preferred,
81, U,0 Lacknwann1, 4. 400 Delaware & Hudson
Canal. aud II. uUu Westcrn Union.
Money, Bit7 per ceut-
Prime mercaulils paper. aAGl7 per cent.
Customs receipts. SlT1, 000
The Assistant Treasurer ltsbnFsed 430O, 600.
tIcar!nEs, 421, ON, 0UO.
ttern: weak; long tbl!s; short, 48I.i.
Following u The weekly bank statemenl:
, 1877-12-03

St. LoEis, Dec. l.-Cv vt1ox-StcAly md unchanged
ualddlfng. lOKe; k7les. l475 eAlss; receipts, I0u0
ahipments l,a10i stock. ~, ah
CINCINNATI. O.. Dae. .1.-Eorf0s-Steaty sud arm
Ut lssc. .... ...
Gxw ORIxAss, Dec. l.-CorIox-Sttouxs sales q 200
bAlrs ordinary. sAcs goo1 oeliossy. 8]tc, low mid
ding. l04c; nil4lng, ioNct Rood lnIdd!nG. lite:
, 1877-12-03

Long sna abort clcara quoted 0ie castli G4c 1c.
rr lercnhrr: 84t fur January Gun.f'ctlanfs Nhct At
nt<AH9{c: lung cut hams, 71lAet. all boxed! swrtt-
brctn hams. s.l17c ca.t mud sta7c for Dercmscr g..
short ribs for abort cltarA loa114c for ,an
all canvAa and n4r kch.
t5NkArk-Waa 1mtet A. Sa7c.
lIEEF rliDDCc rS-Ecte steadr and quiet n so.s1
l1lu fur HscMt fln 5uell.W for extra mess; and
TALLnw-was quoted 1t 7,s07}fc for city, tnd 7o7Kc
for cv4QfYT. .-.
, 1877-12-03

TURpENTENE.
wiLNtvnro*, Dec t.-srlAtrs or TrnrxaT1Sx-
Unsettled.
, 1877-12-03

been as follows:
Gold bullion received and operated ,.
upon >. Gtlu 'so.t tB~'"
Silver million received and opcsa&-
Cd upon .t.-..s.s.tt.s..st+sss,. 1%4.1, si%i'tH1
TplAl ..,... .... ........ $p7. HI. H':. w
Detucsng rcdcpoBfta-basa mndc and l1suea by
one Institution and deposited At anolhet~the de-
|,o.its WerG:
Sliycr,.......,..,.,.,. .,,.,....,..., ~ t4N, ili
Minor r,..,,,,.,,,, ,,,.,.,................ u, 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27
Precautions Against Infs etiOus Dis
PASPS.

Practical suggestions for protection against
prevalent diseases are always of value, and as
long as the failure to observe them is the I'm
questioned cause of many evils. cannot he too
often repeated. A paper read recently before
the New Haven board of health cundenSes the
precautions against diphtheria. but the sug-
geStiOns apply with almost equal force To- many
other dangerous diseases. The unObStructed
rays Of the sun. dry apartments, cleanliness in
surroundings and abundance of pure air. are
the true panaeeaS. Contagious and infectious
diseases are produced or intensified by damp
and dirt Arm yourself against them with
sunlight. a garbage-cart and diSinfectant
When a contagious diSs aSe has gained foot
hold. new set of precautions come into play.
Patients should be isolated. and should be
nUrsed - far as possible by single person.
The greatest care should be taken TO prevent
the spread of cOntagiOn through members of
the family. visitors. the furniture or superfiu-
Gus articles in the room, the patients clothing
or directly through the patient him
self, by his mingling with others be
fore his complete recovery, or before a
proper interval has elapsed. The sick
room should be diSinfected. Walls. ceiling
floor, woodwork. clothing. and bedding
must he thoroughly eleansed. Especial care
should BE- taken To prevent the funerals of
those who have died from diphtheria scarlet
fever, etc. from being made the occasion of
spreading cOntagiOn. Our public schools
should also be carefully watched and prompt
measures be- taken at the first appearance of
such diseases. But the complete adoption of
the suggestions aiming at prevention will OBJ
Niate the necessity of those which tend to
limit the spread of communicable diseases
Every one. then. who abOliShes single cause
of tainted air is a benefactor to a degree that
cannot We'll be estimated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

II may be mentioned as one of the "curi-
OSities Of literature that neither Heavier"
nor Hell" is to be found under its apprO-
PIRATE head in the American CyclOpedia
though considerable space is given tO each i'm
other standard works of the kind. The only
reason that can be imagined for these singular
omissions i the superstition that Mr.. Dana
the editor Of the American" doesn't expect
to get To the one place. and doesn't want to go
to the other. 50 boldly concluded to ignore
them both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27
MEDICAL. SC.

MIS-. l.. ". PREE>E. ND, L15i.s' Psyu-
inm tuIoIr. Treats AL Penal. Disease. 0li,E
,uieS. AdNice tree AID confidential. H'urS.a a.
$50 REWARD m DIR. BROTHERS FAu. 10
= cure any case IT Female Meakus>s. Irrrgalar.-
once. sos u St.s.W ..opp Smithsonian. dl5-sN-
nR. LION, The oldest Established sud oui, Re
II liable Ladies, Physician Ia the CITY. can n,
day. az No sl5 Oh -. NV. frum 10 ) o',l1rs
Al Female Complaints quickly cured. Once aud
Residence. Nonroe 81, baltimore. noNIs-Iy
CONSULT DR. LEON, the oldest established
Y Specialist IN the city. tie guarantees parma
usnt and speedy tn the shortest time st,siits
OF an Acute and Chrunic skin DISEASES. Abandoned
ana hl,titaled eases specially. thorough cur,
"r n" charge. Separate consulting rooms Soj 0th
u. Nv. no,l-iy
hR. RICoRD's ESSENCE OF IIFF restores
shattered CONSTITUTION VA four weeks from What
ever cause arising. Failun, impossible Beware -
that are useless and finally prove ruinouslv eT-
I-nsiNe. Whatever has merit must cost a fair price,
Dr. Jos. JACQUES. Uniyersity ilacc. Nrw
York. Druggists supplied. ie27-iy
CPECIAL NoTICE.-Dr ROBERTSON can IA.
=, consulted every "Wednesday and saturday Al his
once, s2l u ST.. between = n and ION from , -
p.m.. on all diseases 81 the Urinary organs aud
Nervous DISEASES, viz: Organic and seminal wrak-
ness, Nervous Debility. Impoiency. Prematur. Ips-
cay. Nervous Trembling Palpitation Of the Heart
pmi'Ss OF Sight or Giddiness. Indigestion, &c.
manhood. and early indiscretions. Gouorrhpa
strictures and Syphilis quickly cured. Dr. a. is a
special practice, endorsed by the eaing phy sicians
Of his city. visits Washington every "Wednesday
ment Tor any Of the above diseases will mud IL 10
their interest 60 call upon him, Who will insure
anteed Ia every case he undertakes. Will refer hts
PATRONS To any OF the eadng ply sicians 81 BAlti-
taw street. Baltimore. maT3p-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27
To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
nOuncements as early in the day possible. and In
all cases before IL O'Clock NJ. The insertion In the
same day issue of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

An interesting case, affecting the relation
between railroad and passenger. has been
lately decided i'm New York. Mr.. Cyrus H.
Mccormick presented baggage at the depot of
the Pennsylvania railroad company in Phila-
delphia to be checked to- Chicago. Being re-
fused checks until passenger tickets should be
purchased and shown. he went away TO pro
cure them. Meanwhile the baggage was put
on the ears. On Mr.. McCJrmick's return with
the tickets he was told that extra cOmpenSa-
tiOn must De paid for excess of freight before
checks could be given. This charge he re-
fused to pay, and demanded his luggage: but
the baggage master declined To- deliver either
luggage or checks, saying that the former was
already OH the ears and could not be reached
and removed before the time for starting the
train. Mr.. Mccormick then decided not to 20
by that train and his baggage was carried off
An unsuccessful attempt was made to stop il
at Pittsburg: at Chicago il was stored and the
next night was destroyed by fire. The suit
then brought by Mr.. Mccormick against the
company for the value of his baggage has been
decided. after lapse of about sixteen years
in his favor. and he will receive the full value
of the baggage with interest. The ground on
which the decision was rendered is. that the
railroad company did not in this case occupy
the position of common carrier toward the
plaintiff; il is responsible for the acts of the
baggage master who took the plaintiffs prop
erty without his consent and against one of the
cOmpanys own rules. This rule which he had
enforced on the plaintiff he had himself disre-
garded, and thus became blamable for the con-
dition OF affairs which made the surrender of
the baggage impossible. Nothing occurring
subsequently amounted to a waiver on the
part of the plaintiff of his right To his property
which had been carried of without his con-
sent. The laws delay in this case will prob
ably prevent any great satisfaction OH the part
of the plaintiff at his final success; but few
such suits as this, with the same result. may
have good moral effect upon railroad officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
OF
STANLEY JONES,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Oil SEVENTH STREET.
Dpelling Houses For Sale.

NORTHWEST.
h ST., near 14th, S-stories mod imps m sos 900
Mcpherson Place, 3-stores mod. imps. .... -. 600
18th, bet. and X. 3-storeS m. l., IL 6, 600
&, bet. LIST and 3D. 3-stories, mod l., 10 rs 600
4, bet. 18Th and 14th, 3-stores m. l., rs. 8 800
/, bet. 18th and 18th, Histories, m. e., rs. e. 900
4th, bet. q and X, Histories IN. H. 9 rs ..... 600
+, bet. 9th and 7th. 3-stOries. mod imps... s. 900
Go S BIAS 3d. DEL ss aS mt MD m L. SOC
Riggs, bet 18th 14th. SStOries, MI, IL rs 9. 500
18th, near 3-stories, mod imps., rs..... 2. 200
r. bet Cap. LIST St. 2-st., frame, rs... l. 800
:: bet. 14th and 18th. 3-stories, mod. imps. 4eOO
2lst, bet. G and H. 3-Storiel, IN. l., 9rs..... 1000
sth ST., bet. NJ and " 2-stores. 1000
l., bet. 18th and 18th, 3-stories m l., IL rs 5000
i it S bet and LSres Of m f5d: s;, 1900
2-story press brick dwellings. bay windows,
IN. t.. Just being completed, each. 3. 500
1th bet. and y, store & dwell, Asst. new. 10, 600
b. b. 1st and ID, s-st, 10 rs. large grounds Is 900
sth. bet. G and ID, 2-stores. IN. T., rs..... 4 900
9TH, bet: and Ii. Histories. m T.. rs..... 3 500
=, bet. Sd and 4h, sstories, mod imps...... g. 500
n. Cap, bet. III and 1, 3-stories, store and
dwelling, mod. imps., rs, new........... 6, 600
b, bet 8 and g. 3-stories. mod inns. 10 rs 8. 600
a, bet "a and Sd, 3-stories, mod l., IA rs. 5000
G. bet 81 and 4th, 3-stories mod. l.. 10 900
4th, bet. and b, stories, mod. l., rs.... 1000
IN, bet and ID Est, mi. Cor will trade). 1000
7th, bet. ID 4 Z, 3-st., &dweIi'g, m t.: 1000
18th, bet. ID K +, 3-st., store&dwellg, m. L.. 5000
Desirable Building Lots for sale in all sections Of
the city.
Farm Wanted.
To purchase a small Farm, with barn and other
outbuildings. located near the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, between Washington and Baltimore.
j. STANLEY JONES,
d13-tr GIL SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27
To CorrespOndents.

Letters should lie addressed To the Editorial or
Business Manager Of THE STAR. according TO their
tenor. and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks. etc. should In all cases be made payable
t. the order Of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY. not TO that Of any individual.
8S-AnoEymOus communications not read: re-
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

Some interesting developments as to the true
inwardne>> of the combinations plots, coun-
teT-plotS, and proposed cOUIS d'etdt of the
late French crisis, may be expected when the
republican committees get fairly to work in
their Investigations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

The baltimore Sun Almanac for 1873 is
characterized by the same compactnesS, care,
and intelligence that distinguish the Sun as
a newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27
VI>HEUDORE r. GATCHEL.
L REAL ESTATE AND Insurance,
mar b nrl.lL ,.tr.


II BY X. q. HOFFMAN, 10th and SITS NV
Three new stores. 1419, 1923 1425 Y Y av.n.w. SIS
IL once Rooms over above stores from S25 to 3j
Stores, from 81 TO 925 18th 81 w, each. 65
4DWelllng Houses over above stores each ..... 30
5 18Th ST. n. W. rooms. mod. mpS. IS
5l5 ID ST. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imp. .......... co
Illo VI 81. NV. y rooms mod. imp............. 80
III X ST. n. W. y rooms. mod. mpS... ....... 40
So ID 81. NV, 10 rooms, mod. imp. ........... IS
Nv oth ST. Sc, 10 rooms. mod. imp. so
2l4 5th ST se.- rooms. mod. imp. ..-.......... 80
259 Isl ST. Sc. rooms, mod. imp. ............ so
III tarroll 81; Sc, rooms. mod. imps........ 20
one fine double house of IL rooms, furnished
stable attached to private family. ........., 600
FOR SALE.
Houses and Lots in every section of the city, at
reduced prices. d22-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

All the reports Of impending cabinet changes
may he set down as the work OF interchangeable
correspondents. who are required during the
dull recess to manufacture their news bricks
without straw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

issue on the 1St and 18th OF each month a -'Bul-
letn OF all property for sale and rent my books,
which can lie had on application al my Office or
Will he sent 10y mail if desired.
Loans
80. 600, $1,000, $500 and $500 at per cent. d2.-tr
NOR RENT
1000 IL u. n. W.. nNe roonlS......
2412 Virginia ave. II w. five rooms go. -. 10
d24-3l' THOS. r. WAGGAMAN 5I9 7th ~ NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27
BOOTS AND SHOES.

j. GEORGES. Citizens Military and
q Naval Boot. Shoe and Cater Mdnu-
yacfarer, BIS Pennsylvantd ave, 0m1
would invite attention to his large stock of
BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS, of hisv
own manufacture, the material and work
manship OF which are equal TO the best custom
tcork, and which he offers terms favorable to
purchasers, particularly TO those who appreciate
study. his work does not produce corns or bunions:
and those aicted with sore feet will ind relief by
wearing the articles which he manufactures He
gives each purchaser box Of his patent leather pre-
server and water proof Oh Composition, Dif6Ost
charge. noyssR-fr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

The utteTances of VIM. f. Chandler anent
the administration do not sound cOnciliatOry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

rHARLES A. APPEL,
~ 49, LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency.
FOR RENT.
No. 1880 Q st. NV, IA rooms, mod. imps. I; $50.
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS on 13th-st. Circle; q bargain.
No 1913 Vermont avenue. rooms, mod. iInps.
$,UO Sep13-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

~ JUST RECEIVED AT
WM. BALLASTYNE'S,
43S SH street.
All Around a Palette; by l.. W. Champney
one Happy Winter: by Mrs. :, ;. Robbins
Real Boys and Girls: by Mary &. Bartlett.
The Story Of Creation: by ). VI. Campbell,
Life of Rev. Edwin y. Kirk by Mears.
The Cellars: More of Child Life; by Ellis GRAY.
The Conversion of Children: by T.. L. Hammond.
d26-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
Ceiling OFFS SELLING OFF:
FOR THIRTY DfTS
our stock OF DRY GOODS NJ great reduction IN
prices Many AT less than cost ~ importation. IA
order Ia INDUCE our heavy stock 81 WINTER
GOODS. Special bargains In
DRESS GOODS. BLACK SILKS, GASHNFRF~
ALPACA MoHAIRS. FINE CLOTHS
AND CASSIMERES.
tof Men aud Boys wear. Table Damasks Nap
kinS and IowelingS: Blankets and Sheetinrs. with
tull stock of Domestic toods AT factory ~ ics.,
Hs- All Goods warranted A. represented. aud
fair dealing In all cases. at
J. W. COLLEY'S,
No. sOI, Cor. Of Stu 81. and MARKET SPACE.
d2l-tT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27
NOR REM
II Il. III. WARNER & CO.
BRAINARD III. WARNER, EDWIN A. MCINTYRE
GIG L street northwest.

Ase, a number of other Houses, in every section
of the city, list of which is changed nearly every
day on the tulletin at our office. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

4rerooe s,rorp Daily Circulation orer
1s.6OO-betag more than three times that
Of amy other daily paper ina Washington,