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III there is one point clear i'm the Mexican
question it i the position To be assumed by
Ierdo. and his designs. We learn that he will
firmly sustain his pretenSiOns, that movements
IN his favor are being organized on the Rio
Grande. that General Alvarez. with 6.0JD men.
has pronounced in his favor. and finally that
The de Jure president proposes To abandon his
Claims and retire 10 FRANCE
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INIARLES A. APPEL.
~ 49, LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency
FOR RENT.
No. 1880 q ST. NV. IA rooms, mod imps SEQ
No. 1857 Sth ST. NV. rooms, mod. imps. $40
FOR SALE.
Two splendid LOTS on l3th-st. Circle: a bargain
No. 1873 Vermont avenue, . rooms, mod. imps
Si,uo. Sepl3-tr
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FOR SALE.

HORSE AND PH.EToN foR sALE-Horse
H hlssk. i5s hands, between 8 and ~
\, ars Old: sound; kind and gentle. Phsion ~
little used, n ade I'm New York: Sfgl>h ~
Price fof the two. three hundred and ~eventy-fv
collars; seTafaiely, $50 each. Inquire al Naval
tt~tNstofN ds-im
vNpR >ALf-tapt. e.. n. HISS. of West Nlr-
u gtnla. has ON hand Two nuublc Teams ~
ana several Single HORSES. which will D. ~
disposed 81 Al private Saie very low. and III 80
MT soid tsafcre the L. instant viii te offered Ina
frunt of Downing auction store, corner Of lith u
aid PVnSyi Sanla avenue.
AS, = complete outfit 90 HORSES. CARRI-
Act sud II AR>F>S. for which the owner has n,
further u>e Parties desiring t. purchase would a.
well L. call n BURIDoRF BRO. - S.ahleS. 4al
sth street. and examine the stock. Is a.
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We can assure our neighbOr of the Post that
our publication Of the Neurology of Washing
ton Journalism had no reference TO it. The
project of publishing, Tin connection with a
sketch of The STARS history on its twenty
fifth anniversary list of the journals started
in the District of Columbia, was adopted. and
most OF the material for the purpose collected
long before any announcement of the publica-
ton of the new paper was made There is
abundant room in Washington for both THE
STAR and the Post, and we wish our ncighbor
all manner of success
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IL has been a matter of some interest t. note
how that pronounced silver journal the Gin
einndu CDHtmerciGl. would take the Presi-
dents sound money recommendation. Mr.
Hal>tead contents himself with remarking
that the President does not seem To have
Studied The question thOrOnghly..,
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To COrrespOndeuss.

Letters should he addressed 10 the Editorial or
Business Manager Of THE STAR. according to their
tenor, and not 20 any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks. etc. should i'm all cases b. male payable
to the order Of THE EVENING STAR .wsPAPER
CONPANY.-nct To that Of any individual.
AFAnonymouS communications not read: re-
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

MONEY: Its Laws and History by Henry v
ANl Poor: 50. Political Science. or The state The
CRITICALLY and Practically Considered. 10y President
oolSeN: $50 The Final Philosophy. by Prof.
Shields: So. Prof. Borrow'S Modern Phi;r~aphy:
IS. The Earth as Modified 10y Human Action. hy
Z. Il. Marsh: -. The Blue Banner. or the AdVrn-
lures of a Mu>Selman. \ Christian and A Pagan:
IS. Diana. 10y author of w Idle. Wide wurd:''
Il. %. he Enchanted Mocoa>ns. 10y Matthews:
el.JO. Pemaquid, 10y Mrs. PTrntiSS. For sale by
WIN. BALLtNTNNE.
ntNs.-fr Az SEVENTH
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To Advertiser.

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
nounCementS as early in the day possible. AMI in
all before IL O'Clock VI. The insertion in the
day issue Of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot le assured.
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4 MAGNIFICENT OFFER.

That handsome Christmas Tree. made entirely Of
metal. Leaves, Branches and all burning ever ~
many little gas jets and which probably is known
to every child in the city. propose To allow 10 he
voted away To some church of our city.
Commencing MONDAY. December 10th. the
voting VIII begin. and every customer will receive
one Ticket. representing one vote for every dollar
bought ia my store. | shall also have Half Tickets
representing half dollars. The Tickets will have a
blank space for the name of the church. and will he
deposited in a locked box. of which Mr.. =. KAT
ZENSTElN. 80 9TH street, has kindly consented
to hold the kew.
voting viii cease. The Tickets will b. counted by
Mr.. h. ia presence of two di>nteTestcl witnesses
and the Tree delivered Ia the church having the
highest vote. on Monday morning. December pa
where il can DC used Immediately by the simple at
tachment of piece of rubber pipe.
Hoping the ladies will not let this chance Slip by
10 assert their rights. but vote early and often,
am. as always. their very Ol,edient servant.
II. SlI.N ERBERG.
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR.
dec6-tr BIZ SEVENTH STREET.
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Lc-isuattOu for the District.

II seems To he thought that what is known
as the Hendee bill will have the most promi-
hence in Congress i'm the way of legislation for
the District. for the reason that il is based upon
the conclusions of the special joint committee
of Congress To report upon District affairs Ii
is. indeed the bill agreed upon by that com
mittee. and gets its name from the fact that it
was introduced in the House by Mr.. Hendee
al the late extra session The hill provides for
government by Commissioners one appointed
by the President. one elected by the House
and one by the Senate. The Commissioners
shall estimate annually and report through the
Secretary of the Treasury at the beginning of
each session, to Congress- the amount neceS-
sary to defray the expenses and pay the accru-
ing Indebtedness of the government of the
District of Columbia for the next fiscal wear:
and to the extent To which the said estimates
shall be approved. Congress shall appropriate
the amount of forty per centum thereof and
the remaining sixty per centum thereof shall
be levied and assessed upon the property i'm
said District other than the property of the
United States and of the District Of Columbia
in such manner as the Commissioners may
deem best The rate of tax return shall not
exceed Sl.jn per hundred on real estate. and on
agricultural lands one dollar. and one dollar
on personal property. provided further that
the Commissioners may raise an amount equiv
alent To such tax on personal property. or any
part thereof. by licenses for business purposes.
not contrary 10 law. The Secretary of the
Treasury shall pay the interest accrIing on
the three-SiNty-fiye per centum bonds Of the
District of Columbia. as the same natures
and the amounts 81 paid shall De accredited rs
part Of the appropriation for the year by the
United States toward the expenses of the gov
eminent of the District. as herein provided.
The powers and duties of the boards of health
police. fire commissioners and school trustees
are transferred to the Commissioners of the
District.
Ii is believed. in view OF the formidable ar
ray of facts presented 10 Congress by the Citi-
Zens' Committee. showing the extent of the
burdens upon the impoverished taxpayers of
the District. that an amendment TO the bill
making the amOsnt 10 be contributed by the
government u District expenses fifty per cent.
instead of forty. will be readily adopted. This
bill thus amended) will, We believe, be gener-
ally acceptable to the people OF the District, but
they are not tenacious in regard To the form of
any particular measure Of relief. so that il EN-
bodies the vital principle of fixing the definite
proportion of District expenses the govern
ment will bear
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The form now Of expressing the most en-
phatic conviction of the hopeless insolvency of
an individual is to say he isn't worth Bland
dollar
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SOLOMONs q CHAPMAN.
I'll PENNSYLVANIA ANFNErF

FVNHE LATEST PUBLICATIONS- Caricature
and other Comic Art, 10y James Parton. 4to
Illustrated. 50. The Origin of the World. by J. II
Dawson. 50. History Of the ottoman Turks. by
sir r.. I rea>y. $50. Journey of an Architect NV
Felix NarjouN. 50. Life Of j. VI. W. Turner by
Thornbury. amateur series. 50. -. Biography Of
Alfred DE Musset. 50. The French ParnaS,uS hy
James Parton. 50. Hawthorne and other Poems
10y Stedman. SIS. The story OF Avis. by author
Of The Gates jar. 81 so. Dolly. by author of
That Lass % Lowries; paper. 15c. Er-ma: or
My Fathers Sin. by X. ID. Blackmore. Just pub
hshed, and for sale 10y MOHlN BROS.
1Ol5 PENNsYLyASIA AVENUE
oct2f-tr Corner IIth street,
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WANTED.
10 BORROW g n0n

10 BORROW 5000 at per cent. on frst-clasS
real estate worth three times the amount. and one
Of the best located business properties in 9Th ST.
NV.
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To EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE
Two BRICK DIV ELLINGS. q rooms each Lot
l6NlU0 feet. Located 9Th ST.. between { and ID
S.w. Uncncumbered.
Also. 2-Ssory BRICK DWELLING. unencum-
btre,l, rooms. lot 2OXyO feet. To exchange for
smaller property.
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Areraos suoyp Daily Circulation orer
1s.5OO-beinO more than three times that
OF 1HE other d1tp paper sH Washington,
together.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE. No. 800 18th ST. n.
W.. fronting Mcpherson Place. 3 stories, Man.
SaTd roof and basement: finished elegantly
throughout. with every modern convenience: the
front handsomely Ornamente,l: first-caSS house
in every respect; large lot. Rent per month SI5O.
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EDUCATIONAL.

4 YOUNG MAN who was thre~ wears Ar the
"A University OF Virginia. would like a. give
or evening. Address ~. q K. star once. t-s'
JAMES CORRIDOR, Professor II Pearaanssi,,.
- =. Cloud Building, 9,h and r. Whiting
Bookkeeping and SHORTHAND taught IN short AMI
guaranteed. Lessons given AZ Residences and nj
sch.">. l~4-h-
SPENCFRIAN BUSINESS CoILFsE
= CORNER SEVENTH AND l. STREETS.
open dan and evening. Beautiful halls. sons and
daughters practically educated. Thorough, con-
den>ed instruction. and training In RAPID calcutta
ness Penmau>hip. Business Forms. Baakkesuing
tso' ution. fhy Sical ESercissS. A. pay tuition,
Tayaile In six equal m"nthy iu>talmcut>. ~ $50 h
lald IN iuli on entering. students quarter or
- lrr month illustrated circular. giving Iarticu-
dI-Sm n. {. SPENCER. Principal.
L'NENING SCHOOL. No. no IL st. ra,t. cap
II itoi Tin. Terms 81 tuition. - lssr mon H.
English branches. including Book Keeping. ula-:;w
vTHE ACADEMY or MU>IC.
J. EEMISGTo\ FAIRI AMIR. piur,tor.
with allie assistants. Circulars al music stones.
I E~>o\S N GERMAN ,uauis. tongue. lain
"a and Irock. by FREDERICK MT~~AEl->.
formerly luS. 81 Language. COLLEGE cot -. ItYna>
Md. Circulars in bookstores. AIi,r>> ssn ~ -.
l. INDERG NRTEN AND SCHOOL It2s Il n
IN =. n. w..Mi>~rS POLLOCK 4 NpERH.
lFiNClltt>. hl.dffn admitted 'stNUru the Ages
) and IL ears. Normal rlss> for I.alt.~ Fur mar
icuiarS please apply al ll2s 1874 -. "a. W.. ar 7iB
n i. NV. "ctl5-3m
NJ AIDE MoIsELLEv Y. PRUD'HoMME,s
w FRENCH CLASSES.
bsgiNaFTS. Intermediate ant .ffrrH-sB
y. B.-fupiis taught rapidly. and with q perfect
pfununciaiion. the u>e of practical conversation
For Young Ladies and ,hiltlprn a. m. 10 "a. an
PIN. and y. m.
Fer Ladies and Gentlemen. Boys and Girls ~.
IN. and I. IN.
Hours reserved for Private Lessons and Classes
'ali AZ lol4 l2Ih y. Mondays and Thur~,iaNS after
. Pm; other week days between Il and l. o,l3-tr
MISS \. ID. MERRILL AND Miss n. q.
AN1 GRAY rs. assisted ~ Miss & = III. ANn
VIII reopen their Select S,houi and n lndrr-artrr
for Boys and Girls. September 10 AT SO lsth It
corner 81 H. >eIS-Im-
PoI-S ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACAD-
Il EMl i. II. NV. >undefaud'~ Church
tlShth Year begins September 81. lS1. For
superior advantages Of this Academy. So, new cir
cular. principal bookstores. or address CHASE
konS. Principal, 13l0 4 , Il. s.w. aug24-,im
SCHooL OF MUSIC 9O7 Sth 81 Second
- Term opens MONDAY. November 18th Tui-
ton with free lessons. &c 50 To- Sl2. augl4-Iy
MISS osBoRNE's loU NGLADIE> BO ARD
VI ING AND DAY >CHOOL.-NeNt term will
begin at 943 Vi Il. NV. Nov. 18th. 1877. aug3-6n
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PROFESSIONAL.

4 O.. RIDDLE. FRANCIS MILLER
~ y. r. PADd EFT
The undersigned have associated them. lives for
The purp"'>e uf conducting general law business,
under The hrln name of RIDDLE. MILLER a
fAD"fGI. They will practice Ia thu supreme
Court OF the United States. the Court of glaimS
the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
aud ttfore the committees of Congress and the va
rlous Executive Departments and Claims Commits
SiuTS.
Insurance and Railroad business Speciality.
a. a.. RIDDLE.
FRANCIS MILLER.
nf-5f i q l. AIla.lI
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" II. X -. n. MORRISON. 475 PA. AVE
w The attention of our Customers il call,-l ID
our new BOOks-Mi>celaneous and Law-tha latest
OF both We have on hand always Everything in
the Stationery line bc had AT the forrest prices
We have recently imported from England. Russia
Leather GOODS. ia all varieties. including Io~kpr
Books. Card Cases. Frames. Photograph Albums.
Portfolios. Work Boxes. Cigar and igarctte a,s.S
&c. Agents for Heyl'S Improved Paper Fastener
stamp; they are fast taking the place oi any I'm
Use. Ii is the most handy and CHEAPEST " riting
Desks in Rosewood. Ebony and Papirr Mtchis
work. Paper Cutters IN fancy styles. suitable for
presents. Glass Paper Weights. Gold Pens. Hold
erS, Pencils and Card Receivers. Marcus " ard A
Go. 5 Sunday School and New Years Cards in
large assortment. Just received. noy3I-tr
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IND FINALLY,
NOTE THIS ITEM:

NOTE THIS ITEM:
ST.. Sc. So. ...s6......s6...s6
l. the Price to which
We Have Reduced Our
So. s10........Good Full SuitS......SIO. SO
READ THIS CLAUSE:
SIG .... SIG. SIC. Sic. SIG . SIG
Is the Regular Price
of Suits We offer for
s10...... SO SO SO
PERUSE THIS PARAGRAPH
We Have Marked our
S22. $50. Fine Business Suit. S22
Down Low
SIS .....s15
OBSERVE THIS POINT:
Our Elegant and Popular
Leading Fine Suit $50 $50
Is Actually Marked Down to
SO. $50 .......s2O
Two Considerations
Induce This Tremendous Reduction.
FIRST:
We are Largely OverstOcked
With Winter Clothing.
SECOND:
We are Determined
To sell Out Clean
Before the Season Advances too far.
SELECT NOW
FROM n Full ASSORTMENT.
liable BROTHERS.,
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHIERS.
dec7-tr COR. SEVENTH AND ID STREETS.
EOR THE BEST SEWING MACHINES
IL bringing Machines. and Sef-Fitting Chart, 90
TO the American Sewing Machine Office, 34S Penn
sylvania avenue. d6-3t'
w II. sPEARE,
UNDERT4KER,
$40 + STREET NORTHWEST.
deCe-1y (Formerly with X. F. Harvey.)
KIRk'S ELEGANT
SILTERW4RE
1t2 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
Established 1517.I
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES.
JEWELRY.
PLATED WARE
dec6-1m FINE CUTLERY.
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FOR RENT. SALE. OR EXCHANGE

new three-story pressed brick front DWELL
ING, with store, 3 rooms gas, hot and cold water,
range, latrobe heating rooms above, &c, fronting
on North Capitol ST., between Ii and SITS. NV
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READ THIS CIAUSF.

READ THIS CLAUSE:
SIG .... SIG. SIC. SIG. SIG. SIG
Is the Regular Price
OF Suits We offer for
S10...... SO ..... SO $50. SO. SO
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Il Il. III. WARNER & CO..
BRA1NARD HI. ARNER, EDWIN 4. MCINTYRE.
3l6 street northwest,
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CPECIAL TO THE FOURTEENTH

ANDERSON 4 ELLERY are offering great in
duccmentS Ia buyers iu DRY GOODS. FANNY
ARTICLES. sc.
knCkeThoCker Dress Goods. IL &C..
Plaid Dress Goods. 10t.:
CalicoeS. and a..
AlpacaS. MOhairS and CaShmereS very low: Sh9wlS.
Comforts and Blankets at down prices. Kid Gloves
"a specially.
2-ButtOn Kids. Doe:
2-Button Kids \ I. 15:
2-ButtOn ''Bcrdie'' Kids. LOO:
:5-ButtOn ''Berdie-' KIDS, 81. -. The ''Bere. -
Every pair warranted. We ask an inspection of
these goods before purchasing elsewhere as are
certain of giving satisfaction.
ANDERSON 4 ELLERY.
y. B.-HOLIDAY GOODS in great variety.
al
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HOLIDAY GOODS!
FRENCH CANDIES.
BROKEN CANDIES.
DROPS AND BALLS.
CHOCOLATE CREAMS
IOZENtIE -. GUM DROPS,
NUTS, RAI>INS. SC. &C,
in larger stock than ever before for the Holiday
trade.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
FESTIVALS AND CLUBS.
as heretofore. viii DE supplied AZ isss thGB Ns,C
lOTk prices.
JEROME +. JOHNSON & CO.
GRDCER<.
dec.-3l Masonic TeInnle. nnp. U. ;. Pat. Ohrc.
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NOTE THIS ITEM:
ST.. So. So. S6.......S6
l. the Price to which
We Have Reduced Our
SO. S1O....... Good Full Suits......SIO...S1 $40
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j. STANLEY JONES
d4-tr oil SEVENTH STREET.
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month Bull
lrtin of AL property for sale and rent On my books
which can be had ON application at my Office or
i'll be sent 10y mail If desired.
loans
=. 500 at PER cent. $500 al s per cent. dj-tr
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PERUSE THIS PARAGRAPH.
We Have Marked Our
S222......F Fine Business Suit......S22
Down as Low as
s1j.....Sl5. SIS .......S1
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L NAN WITH 4 SMALL CAPITAL AN
u bear = r'-sl vhauUr oi having ~nhgh ~
So man Produce and Hur>g-kadi,h Marhfn-
map Toy aFl'A ing al n->tre't Msrkrt. aud
'. .. sis -
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do-IW poeNNA> a GREEN.

W. CAN Pl.AtF SaMF STRICTLY FtlsST-
w class LOANS fr,m - an io So ssl if al
pti,d 9" dir"cty Also So. on to o. ioaucd IN 90
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- >i"i>iui' Iaiti,->. ga NuntgDfnsfN >frs.f. nrsr
'nll-s'i low n t''''tgrtuNt. ". Al dHuals fI ANA
'ofI AsE. IL rt-,in>: Ist ~ f,f fr,,lf an $500
>li'ei. - aids fruiu l'-~ir',t raural ter - 5lp
l2Ns'.' - IL month " ifh.ut interest," y. Is.
ugNt d's'r, BRIO HoI ~. viii a halk f,uiiI ~
~ -. m. >inuAr h"~' i'uup ard usirn. Targs ..
@''iN' 'ud loNl'e @" ar'u >ifsl. Sea :. 15h. rsr-
f'', 40 is'T month without Interest. HUftNt,f Il.
H lh $50 q" tu-urr AND laN taN,, fron ii Jana
any. rs. \. HYDE Ri-g~ a Co.,. ca Is2 Ma
iuEIsu
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L>OR THE BEST SEWING MACHINES.
Il bringing Machines. and Sef-Fitting Chart, 90
TO the American Sewing Machine Office, 34S Penn
SyIvania avenue. d6-3t'
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\ WISH IT, IN,IAN.F M :, ,,-,,,,

olHlNG - tERTAIN A~TANF~ AND
y d.ali. Q, ana "ti -IrIsatad IA iaIa Euf 90 Is
uii't Q" Know that 100 thr IaN uI,ut - >ftIa fsN.,
Ter improvements ltrcr discounts can IT, ,sNtsf -
Ealing "u " LILLIAN pI, k~hN g.ss - s'au-
>uli iim lSt"Ir ~ittliug yuur taxes. d8-Ita
, 1877-09-15
Nermtfhte8.

S1utoergiftnng burh eine per-
9tftete Sub. 4m l6. Srli .. S. ianoen
8m. Sramer, 5. Yeterlon uuo %. Selam,
brei Gait ytgm Dorter Siirger, in Der yidbe
Der oortigen @aSTabrif eine toote Sub, Der jte
re 0ont ab5ogen, nrl b%ieielbe1 Sl oetfaufen.
Die bret 2eute iiub fur5 barduf erfrauit nno
&ranler tit am "a. Snlt inter &rdn,pfen ge,
ltorben. Selam erfrantte ant %. Suit; er
uaro mad Slatbnib tas poipital 9eitidt uno
BON bort am 10. Iusuit ais gebeilt entlaiien.
Nm II. Nu9nit befam CT elnen Hiidfaa,
&rdlnpfe %ftelten iih Elm uno mad einigen
Sa9eu itarb Der Uianu i'm ct. &atbarinen
9oipltal. Yeterion lag ebeufaqs ldngere j3eit
barnieber, bod bat ct iid mleoer erbolt. @iie
nnteriubun9 bat e~r9eben, baB bic Stub, nell
DIE bon ben bret 2euten gefuloen iparo. IN
etnem @arten @ras 9~efreilen bate, oaS NIT
&artoffelfdier=@ift Cartier Grim ~beltreut
aelpelen mar. ST.. 6abrgang, pelder Die
2eibe &ranner's i%ectrte, bat erfldrt, es liege
elne branoise 8lutuera,fiuns Dor, Die wabrs
ifeinlif baburf berbelaefiibrt moroeu iei,
oa6 baS I'M pertpeienoen @abaper Der Stub be-
ftnblife QeihengiIt iiG burh Beriibrun9 ben
Wdnnern betn Nb3ieben Der &ubbaut mitee'
tbellt babe.
Gin 80 dugertag". SIN &aiiel taate
por &ur5em inter benz Sorlts oeS Or. ..
@lben BON Stuttgart Der oertIhe Sdn9ers
tag, bas beiBt Die VerIammluna Der Nbgeoroz
neten Der eilSelnen, ben 9entlden Sdngers
bunD bilbenben Sdn9erbiinbs. Den Saupt-
gegenltanb Der Yeratbun9en bilbete Der Tlan
Der Seariip bung elmer 0eutlhen Sdn9er,
buube8ltlftung, melder benin nnt angenom.
men ipuroe. Die Sttftung bat ben jSrpef,
Gomponilten auf Dem @ebiete oes beutiben
Didnneraeian9eS, ionie oeren Slnterbllebe=
nen in Sdlen Der Seoiirlti9feit llnterltiibun.
gen ais @bren9aben beS oentiden Sdnaers
bunbes III eendbren. Ser 0eutfhe Sdn=
eerbunb ltattete iofort Die Stlftung nit
10000 Dtarf aus uuo meiit tbr ieite betrddt=
iid)en idbrllden @inuabnlfn aus benz 2tebers
bude Sm. Sobalo cas- &apttal 10000 Uiarf
erre,dt bat, mas Ourh Die Sbdtlateit Der
Sdn9er balb 9ebofft wirb, iou nit i3utbets
lung pom @breugaben begonnen meroeu.
= Son Der metlihen @ren3e bon Seras
fonmt Die Nadriht, oaB Die Suffel in Solse
oer groben .3iirre maiienbaft %iterben.
Sn Qafapette, Sno., befinoet iif ein
Wauleiel, Der cine Uieile in 2 Uitn. 80 Gel.
trabt.
= Die Sabre8ernte In 8aummo1e fir
Columbia, ga, bat 70, 534 gal1en er9eben,
etu Utebrbetrag BON 20, GEL Yallen ge9eu bas
uerganseue Sabr.
: @ine oeuti1e D~taiien : geriammluus
puroe in Nemart, &c. S., abgebalttn, UNI
ote @lnfiibrltng Der beutiden Sprafe i'll ben
ooritgeu ofientliden Sdulen 81 %beflirmorlen.
= 3pel jnuae Wtaoden baben iid) iiirslih
IN rel ai0iem @ubnlinu in Der Wunoerquele
III Dtarplugen, GbetnpreuBen, ertrdnft.
, 1877-09-15

fir
$500
& b ) b 1t
Gmb,
Qies III lefen.
Anfer $500 Anerbieten.

Na9 @mpfan9 zines Draft ooer elmer poit. Mntpei=
oerpadt, nit Der @rprsB ODER irseno elnem anoern ans
9e9epenen 9ee9e C}rabt beim Gmpfanee bejablt), un=
lere ysSeetlp @reB Stub Offer" ibiden mle unte,
faber a%n9e9eben weldes nibt einseln in pieler Staot
setauft furro II fam. auBer in imierer Office. uno niht
inter einunpstpan5i9 Dollars.
, 1877-09-15

rDtan mub iid bait in @eoulo faiien,"
murmelte er pbiloippbiid in ii6 binel1
uno sinoete ii6 cine Giaarre an.
Wittlerweile bate man an ben 31g
nod einige @agen nit 9plSfpblen nro
idweren 8aum itdmmen an9ebdn9t uno
nun iebte ii6 berielbe feu6eno, langlam
ipieber in Sewegun9.
fTortIesung fol9t.
, 1877-09-15
Sic COMPOUND Orp,e zen Sebauoluaa

NV VpNIPu1IHU StD ItN OtDUIUIINy
Dies lit fem Gpitsm Der bsilun9, lpeldes in leiner
; ~bGii8feit auf en9e Gren3en beihrGnft 1T, Oh es mag.
n~etiGrtes prpsen 1T. @s it pas ,uulpsrbarite Scs
lcbunsSmittel b s menidliGen &Drpers, bas lie be.
FAINT muroe. Oesbalb i6on ioate IS cine srSgere
Wtenae bon 8ranfbciten beiIen uno cine 9roBsre Wtense
8ranten, ais; lr9eno en anperes Wiittel. Nbt Sabre
elmer aus9ebebnten Grfabruna ~beItdtleen Dlele Yn-
nobme. Die l~lntereidneten uerelnisen lib oarii,. ben
&ranten Ole muncerbaren Gisenid)aften nes
COMPOUND Crpsen betannt uHO annsbmbar 5u
maiden. Gsift oas itberite, mirtiamite uno bllislte
btilmittel in Der 98elt. Mle S6pinoiiibti9e, 9ps'
pepater. DeIdbmte (tirjlih) mO Mls. IelbIt menu lie
enimutbiste Snoalioen iino, ionten fir unlere Bro
idlire pon lao Soften ihiden. wslbe piele wunoerbare
s5rei nit Der Dot ~perianot.
o. ". Starfep, A. NJ. NJ. D.,
.. g. @aten, Phi. b. NJ. D..
3Wt25juls gtarfep u. Nclen, i112 Birarotr., pbif.