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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16


France ana Roms-ExtFRots from
MiuIsasF Darius Views on the Bitu-
Aatou IN the EeoraaI Clty-Adyiee
aad Predictions.
We translate the following ighly-import-
ant extracts from letter. Of Count Daru, tbs
French Minister for Foreign Affalrs, IS one
Of the Prelates now In attendance at the
Ecumenical Council. have seen with re.
gret," sAIs N. Daru, 'tsome things that have
occafred, aud yet cannot give credeuce to
too serious lmprudeuces on the part OF Rome.
Rome cannot so blind herself as to suppose
that the maintenance OF our troops there
would be possible on the morrow Of the day
on which the dogma Of iniallibility would be
agreed upon. Did We desire TO leave them
in Rome We would not be able to. An lire.
alstlbls movement Of publlc oplnion 10
France would occur, aud II would be impos-
sibls to Yield to II. The Holy Father un-
doublcdly knows, sees, and believes this
He will follow, / hops, tho most moderate
counsels OF the most illustrious members OF
the Church OF France.
fear that the majority 10 the Council
wishes TO misuse Its advantages aud allow
Itself 70 sweep onward madIy toward the
object In visw. Il is more difficult TO direct
religious than political passions. honor
much the resistance made against them by
the arm attitude of the minority OF bishops,
and I aid It with all my efforts. | have sew
crai times sent the Instructions Of the Gov
eminent TO N. dc Bonneville, who keeps me
Informed OF everything, aud through him
have spoken the truth TO Cardinal Anton0lh.
Il is very evident that all thlngS can DO
brought Into question again by the conduct
OF the Italian aud Spanish prelRtes, mission
aries and apostolic Wears, who seem TO live
In another world. II 10 very evident that Il
may be made impossible for US TO keep our
garrison In Rome, and to occupy ourselves
with the settlement OF the financial affairs
Of the Holy Sec, (which was so well dis.
posed TO look into, that the engagements Of
the Coucordat may DO greatly weakened
the Propaganda not taking these Into any
Aecount-Gnd that the compact unltlng US
may be broken. have warned the Cardinal
to this effect.
I shall not cease representing to him the
danger IN which he places himself and usi
but am not sure my assurances are heededi |
men do not reason, but allow themselves TO |
be led by the ardor Of the hour. II the |
minority can gain time, Its members Will do |
what 10 best at this moment. The kevolu-
louary party, which has lately been active
here causes US q little trouble. II cousplres,
and seems TO wish TO act soon. How blind
they are in Rome not 10 see that they supply
Il with arms, that the danger 10 there; that
70 break the conservative strength In pres
onco Of such q peril is to do q deed OF In
sanity, that to compromise religion BY syl.
labl Il 10 play the same game as they who,
without masks, attack 1t daily In speech aud
writing l think the revolutionary plots
will fall aud that the attempts OF the reVo-
lutlonlsts will be repressed, but they are
symptoms Of the condition OF mems minds,
aud should As such be needed In Rome.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

tbs oRAS0E GRoVEs or FDoRrDA.-ReV.
Robert Strong, writing 10 tho New York
EsaHgsiiSt on the nIt instant, Saysi
"ThIs Lake Jessup settlement is made up
entirely Of southerners seeking 70 regain
lost fortunes by raising orange groves. They
complain Of poverty, aud indeed money IL
scarce, but they have q climate 10 which
potatoes aud tomatoes win grow the year
round without any care after the vine Is
planted, and on the gray aud black hum
mock they have soil eTaety lifted for cotton,
rice, and GuEaT-cane. Green peas can be
had any month. Froata are comparatively
rare, aud none thiA winter heavy enough TO
cut down q tomato vine With greeu fruit now
In our yard. Bananas, lemons, aud oranges
are being largely started. In ave yeas the
new orange groves will be bearing, aud then
all here expect to grow rich again. One
thug IL certain, II no terrible frost comes,
the consumption OF Florida oranges will
have TO be Increased . thousand fold In Ave
years, or else q glutted market will make
them the cheapest Of all fruit. For the good
Of both producer and consumer II 10 TO be
hoped that both these results viii follow"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

A MICS PonI.-0n Monday q member Of
the grand Jury Was arrested By Metropoli-
and taken before q magistrate, where he WnS
nOmlRally ABod o.. Yesterday, the grand
JuTymAn obtained the name OF the policeman,
with View TO prefer charges against him,
contendlDg that no grand JuTyman can be
arrested while going TO the JuryToom, or
from thence 70 his homer but that a sum
mons might have been served requiring his
appearance before magistrate during the
lnterYalo OF required duty a. q juryman. Tho
Juryman does not demur nj the coune Of the
magistrate, as he did not make known 20
HIN his status, but argues that had he been
minus the stamps or unable to furnish
security he would have been detained from
dlschArging his duties as q jnryman. A
mics point To be SsItlsd BY the lawyers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

Pupfio souooL TRusrHns.-Tho Board Of
Trustees Of Pablo Schools met last pight II
their rooms on Flfth street, W. n. Wood.
ward presiding. Present, Meaara. y. d,
Brown, w, D.. tlpore, W. j. Wilson, a. y.
Mcclellan, Z. . Ampiln, A. x. Browne, Z.
NJ. Lawrence, J. w. Clarke, and 2. Rich.
ards, superintendent.
A communications was received hbm the
trustees Of the Seventh sireet Presbyterian
church, requesting the trustees 10 ypcate
the church Tor repairs. Accepted.
Also, Communication from A. Schmidt,
offering 10 give eight gold medaia, TO b.
awarded TO the best scholars In the German
classes. Sow. i" Lf
Also, a Communication from the ConsolI-
dated Business College, offering for the beat
written copy books 10 the male aud female
grammar schools, one full scholarship for
one year each, In the nrst male and femAlei
and, the second malls and female intsrme.
date, one three months scholarship ia plain
ponmAnship, each. 'F
The following resolutions wore offered BY
Mr.. Mcclellan and adopted .r5.s5 -.
ne ; c:t T S,. s: nab. SG'SS g e. is
BH,lne,' COLLEGE and Msssrs. II. and Aug.
R.ioiv.s, Th.. = special committee o. one
naetlen with the ptoprlslors Of the Oommefr
elal College in awarding the priIsS for pen
RECEIVED, Ths. the primes for osrn.u Ss
time, sad la the sans maansr As the regular
A Communication FROM A. Mots, addressed
10 Mr. Richards, superintendent, Offering hls
services to teach French In the schools, and
irving referenees for capacity was laid be-
on file. va I.r. m ~ =
Judsou 8. Brown, from the Committee on
Accounts, reported . number Of bills, which
were approved and ordered 70 DO paid. a.
HessS. Lawrence, heClsllan, Clarke, and
A. X. Browne were appointed a committee
TO prepare tho annual report 44u. r
Unanlshed business being next Ia order,
the question Of amendment 10 the ESD rule,
recitlng that recosses being given for sanl-
tary purposes, no scholar should be deprived
OF II for punihhment, unless afforded an
equivalent opportunity fer fresh air and en-.
ereise. A discussion arising on this amend
ment was participated In BY Messrs. J. 8.
Brown, Lawrence, Wilson, A. K. Browne,
and Richards. -. ..+.rH1y
Mr.. Mcclellan offered an amendment that
tho word NECESSARY DO substituted for
equivalent " In the original resolution.
The amendment was carried BY a vote OF
0 TOD. -r-l0 [ !,
The vote recurring upon tho resolution, az
amended, stood 0 In tho Affirmative aud in
the negative. a... f.r. d.. ..r..Fr .- 1.
The amendment to tho rules requiring a
two-thlrds vote for lta passage, was lost.
The proposed amendment 70 rule n next
came up. Tho rule is that no other holidays
ba sranted except on application Of the
teacher and written consent of the sub
board OF the district. Amended By the ad.
dltion OF these worlds "Iu which case i'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

IL ToU wnH to have pure Teas and fresh
Roasted Coffee, at New York prices, 70 10
the American Tea Store, corner Seventh and
streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16
Book, and Stationery,

EStYSIEo ISi2.rs SEsss.. t up
4 !, o a l,. S'' vsIun''f Dr.
IAs goIdsa olP, " Rev Ds Lisffs MI.
"A irs.h, .apply n The Publlss,lSa' fths cAuioS
lAoa sevshlh street. iattiii rsnssr BuiiiiSG.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB,
i ssribsr has obtainSd ffom he oFpA,as Court
istlaTs on kaminSirGlOn GA Che pglnonal oatata 0.
THIono9I 4, BoW4H, l4le of WashinGtoh eeupiY
aGain1t the aAid aeceassd aro hereby WaIutd 70
sIhlbil the sans With tha yopeheIl the cot y The
psHii ihsI may etbslwige ~. law be sHoladsa
"S Siysn SsSsf Sy. Az DC isA AZ q ksbru.
arr, lsIl OHAb. II, B0Wkh, Nd,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

H- On CLOTnIEs, 1n
-..- Single Yellow Suits, and
H.FH Gaps Ann Bulta, and also
Rubber OlOthlnE,
AZ close prices TO cash buyers, Wholesale and
retail. GEoR0n O, HnININo,
E No. 40 Seventh street, northwest,
Mn. DowLIH0, proprietor OF the American
Tea Store, corner Seventh and streets, has
made large reductions In his Tea, Coffee,
Sugar, and oil other articles,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

THE Ice CRoP OF ls7O.-The Boston 7rdRJ.
eripi says The principal Ice dealers In this
vicinity arc now cutting some ten inches on
Fresh, Spy and Horn ponds. Above these
points, say on the Stony Brook railroad,
they are eating II twelve or fourteen luehes
thick. The cutters will crop as long as they
can secure the minimum thickness; but hay.
ing secured all outside privileges, there can
be no doubt a. TO the housing Of all the lee
necessary for homo consumption and ship.
ping. Tho efforts made by parties on the
kennobec 10 monOpOllzo the trade will prove
Intellectual, az We have now the control. A
three-fouTths crop here IL tautamount to u
security Of the trade. The past history OF
the Ice trade shows that the preference on
the part OF Southern buyers aud consumers
IL In favor Of Boston Ice" 90 called.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

THH CATTLR MARKuT,-The cattle market
At DroVers' Rest was but poorly attended on
Aonaay Ana ont 10Y mead were soldi price
~ aud nine cents per pound. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

TnE TKRRIroRTAL GOVERNMENT PRoJEcT,
A subcommittee OF the CampaIn COMMITTEES
OF CitlEenS, with Mr., o, d. Barrett as chair.
man, are making arrangements to hold mass
meetings In the wards Of the city for the
purpose OF explaining and populariIlnR the
Dill FOR the proposed change OF government
OF the District now before Congress. The
COMMITTEES will very shortly announce the
fret meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

LAW DEPARTMENT or HOWARD UEIyER.
sITY.-Professors John N. Langston aud A.
O. Riddle, who recently rendered their re-
ment OF the Howard University, have With
drawn the same, tho causes which led 10
such action having been satifactorily settled.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

CARGO OF coffee arrived at the port OF
New York last Wednesday, which passed
through the sueE Canal on is voyage hither,
being the bret cargo OF this graln which has
reached US by the new route, The coffee u
hOn tue estates Of PashA All, In Arabia. 10
suetnA wonderful that II Il possible to obtain
the fruits aud other products Of that flrcoun.
Try, aud those contiguous TO II, directly from
the orchards and helds where they grow.
Afer this practical denomination Of ths
utlpN ~ The SucE Canal, no one eau doubL
that II 10 a eUmPule success.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

NEw JERsBI sooILBIE--The New Jersey
State association hSld soolabla at Liberty
Hall, corner Of Seventh aud L ItTeeis, on
Monday evening. Hon. Charles HalGht,
member Of Congress, delivered an address,
which was we'll received and heartily ap-
plauded. Among those present were Judge
bwnale, Hon. Joseph II. BlackfAn, Captain
w. IL. Hill, Chai. II. Goldln, esq, W. n.
Wleuf, J. Q. Main, Nal. n. i. Alderman
and others. Mr.. ]. O. Bell sang a ballad
from the "CTown Diamonds" and the band,
under the Leadership Of Mr.. KAigu, dis
eouraed excellent muslc. Altogether the
affair was a grand success. .HT #.##"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

FAlHhEsT or CARRIAGE.wATs IN THE
DIsrRICT or CoLUMBIA.-Mr. GaTaeld yea
terday presented petition from citizens OF
washington asking a change In tho laws
IN relation to tho paving Of caTriage.Ways In
the District Of Columbia, The petition WAS
referred 70 the Commute on the District o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

OGss:.EF!lsSl.: aSS :s2Gss sSESIE ":
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

PURH OLD GovHRsnnSr Java ooPIsB,
toasted fresh every day, at the American
Tea Store, corner Seventh and streets, re-
dueed 10 forty eents,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

A SPECIAL MIETiNd OF the Liquor DsalsTs'
Association will be held this afternoon d
four O'Clock,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

PRoTAssoR BOEoK, OF Chrlstlana, will
address the Medical Society Of the District
tomorrow. ..F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

OooPIR 4 LATndER, RuotIoueerS, have
sold lot 3, reservation 10, and improvements,
10 A. BregaAzi, for Sl0, 500.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

Best BRoWN sUsLR, ls eents, best A
Sugar, white ll-st 4S American Tea
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-16

:, % q I'm oUnI" for eloady day'-'Ao nays
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
(OfticttlL)
Staot- Wrbiuan}tn.
9unbe.

vie s fs,st Ss"''''"''' ;" e'''' 81 ''"' ''''''"'
e.tttpn 1. Sete. Gisenttamr sber geFs.r etne'
!9unbss jul an rber Sur hem 80. Mpril. IN ieeem Sabre
fplHen 5unb ~reetfrirsn. n~uu,ertren unb NIT timer 8ieen!
Srfeten la1tn fur Elm Satr ucm erRen Sac N'at an, UNI
werauf ses Gisenttdmers Wamt ure fstne ~rsatarirte Rum
uer martirt ID. bic ertrdbnte 2ieens foa BEN .Stoet.sd,as,
meiNsr bsablt ans bs7en G,apfauei&dn etm e3taet.sles
sor9euteien uno burdb oe1 e%enannten Slfr1 e'ne s'eeus 0"'
tes gerrrbnun9 8ernd6 ~aus8eesat ,persen.
eeit. 2. Der etaot Gert lou IN feiner Office en
ger3eidnie talten, weldes bic Narnea BET. Darteten. bt'
sine icl&e ?teens besatlen nnS e%u,ptarsean. tonse ssa Ma.
men ane cine aasenaeine Bei&retbune, zines teesn 9unSes
! S4asmeiner fsQ gum Nusen Der stabt fir ~ieeeQieens BON,
Gi8entbumer einee folGen 9unbes ben Betrne ron einen'
Dollar fur jeben radnnltden une flnf Dollars son 1eoem
iretblt&en 9unes abr eas Mlter ron fe&s Aenatea esa'
~sfaneen.
set. 8. Ner unre@tndbtar Weile bas !6als6dnb
einem 5unbe weeni,nrnt. peer rrer treeto einen ste rcrer<
p6bnt mitQieeuSu 3alstanb serfetenen9un unrettra digger
Deie t6btet. s%erfimrelt, resludt uber f%crsninsnat, foQ NIT
Iberi&reitet.
Sett. 4. Yol1efteamte Sber Antere bur& ben Gtef Der
peliiet seb5ris ermd&tiste geriunen fruen ane 5unse. sis
fret umberlaufen uns niHt esnas ben geridrittsn steler
ebr resi&afen laaen: @tt ZEN gertetaIte. eab
bteielben ~ FOLDER 3eit une In iol&er Deife setSstet mers
een ieaen. nit Der Chef Der peltsei s~errrtaen mag. nnb NIT
BEN ~fernersn gurbebalte: bas tein pe!iseibeamter sber cine
atne. Elm 5aus oeer eei&leasae Barb eepen Joy ~ esr ~.
l&t iraene einen 5une ~ tSbten pber ~ %heiettieen. epne
Ginwidisune bes Gieeuttamers seer geFeers tines fc!@sn
5aafts pper Derf&lufes.
Disle gerursnuns fsn rem uns rad ibr.r Bs'aans1a
Dung tn Strait trsteu.
yalart 2. Or. 1869.
sc. Reeb.
Ratssssaassa..
s. s. WtIltamS.
Stattz&lnf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05

Gin 9ebrer fragile beina @ra11en esne,1
Bauerniunsen, &rel9es bic baaerbafteten
@uter bes Menl9en pdren? Der Sunse
antwcrtete : Die eiferaen SSpfe."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05

Ber8auf!-Den orie9ti8en Metfen
epfrates frue elmer: ~Bie tcnarnt es bod,
BAT bu tpenis Mnbdneer baNt pdbrenb jensr
Bublertn 70 Yiele iunee 2eute tc1sen?-
@otrates antwortete !: ~@ebr etnfa9: jene
fabrt bieSunsltnse bereab, bas sebt bequsna;
.ta fabre 1e bersauf bas fpaet Arbeit nno
S9weib."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
~Yi9eonz5ole Spiele.


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a s.;1 sss.t., t sssi Eileen: 4 gun S = Is; e s'ss: q ;p's gsa1 T. +,
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Nit BEN Yestebaltt, eaf etns ful9s 1afel xiat ~
anberem Srtel 8etrau@t treroen lou. Seine 3ieenS tol
snr&. ben Stastselert a~usaeteat peroen. tsSpr tona oer
Gmpfane!l$ein ss s~tast's@asns'Fers fur ss @e'S sar'
sen. 2. geenu i,aenb cine gerfsn cter gerlcuea in.
u.rbalb br @emeu1tearenaen Der a%enanntet Statt ct.
paul. sbne cine Qieens nab OprjGrift her rprtersebeneen
Setttpn bafir au befiben, In treenb eineu, 6alopn cser
Saus irsene ETY. pigeon, $ els":ssisl sssr cine 5afd sen'
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fslst:
eettipn 1. Srsesb cine gerjpu rber gerionex, mel.
H., mi, qurrb,r pSer Sen. 9oif uber irasnb ein.n G5eoen.
INK n"f ;rn.ns .,n.nn her SHsntiiMen qonSmuoss9She
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S St no%ssn, {rimss Nom iroenS elmer Giisnbabn'
Samsfts,ut' Sarte uesr 1Iss aslanbst trcrsen. lisaen IoTen,
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05

bes Yferbes ju 3abltn. Was tur etne aus
aabluna Der Sunse ais 8elobnun9 fur
fttne SPECULATION erbalten Bat, +pthtn wtT
nt1t.
@in.prn9tt9er &i&ttr. Bet
elmer Mlffe In Srlunb tam reult@ eia felt
fauer SAT- Dor. 3we notcrtf9e Banotten
tparen b.s @%traeenraubes NIT b%epafneter
5anb ansetlast. Gum Grfaunen bts &t@'
ters unt Der @neetlasten felbf sab bic SURF
Elm @erbtet auf vNi&tf&ulbis" aas.-IIs
Der S&liebtr fa berett nna&te, bic sefehel'
ten Treisefpro@snen los III MAIDEN anb aus
BEN @aale III ent1aGen, binbeste ber Nt9ter
ben @@1ie6er baran unb faste 5u ibm:
.Mr. MurpbY, @ts tparben mir cine srose
@efaaisfett ermeilen, spenn sic steie beteet
ebrenYertben Gentlemen bic 7 ober y ubr
Mbenbs tier 3u%radbalten wo1ten, i'd 1nub
tint 5 rbr na9 Dublin fabren una m09te
bod germ awei @tnnbeng rrfpruns DOT t9nsn
BADEN"
DerMbI4tet.-G Gin Diensr forberte
fttnen gblaies. uWes9a1b, 8esbalb {"
fraate ber 9err surnis. uWeil fe 70 auf~
fabrenb Nnb ipra9 iener trauris. ~Ha,
nu!" entsesnete Der SEER, "fo gang unre@t
baR Du ni&t; gu wetbt aber AUDI, bas If
tmn1er balb ppraber." -vDaswpbl," bemerf>
te Der Diener, es tpmmt aber aud im1aer
alet@ Ypteber !" Der 9err 1a4te unb entlte6
-nidt ben Diener, aber ben Sab3crn..
gersauf!-De Den erie&ii&m @etfen
epfrates frue elmer: ~@ie fcnant es bod.
BAT bu renis Mnb6user baf, uabreno iener
Bub1ertn f. Yiele iun9e 2eute tolsen?-
@ofrates antportete: v@ebr etnfa9: 1ene
fabrt vi Sansltnse bereab, bas sebt beauem
.t9 fabre Ne bersauf bas tpfet arbeit nns
@dweiB."
atnblt9e @ebantenfretbett
Gin @9uaetrer bematte fi@, einem &na,
ben benBesrif "benten" bei3ubrineen. Da'
BET tam bic Trase ppr: Gage mir, tpas bu
lest benfR? SD bente, fa9te ber &nabe mad
etntsem 36sern, .renn @ie bod ufb0ren
tpputen pom Denfen unb unS teem 9eben
lteben. Der 2etrer mar Elm oernanftt9e,
Mann unb erlieb fetnen @@a1ern bas Den'
Ten lbers Dtnfen.
Gin 2ebrer fragile beim Gramen elmer
8auerniunsen, tpel9es bic b%aaerbafte0er
Gutter bes @enl9en spdren? Der Sung
antwcrtete: Die eiferaen 1Spfe."
Muf belsif@en @ofan NJ tt
lief Elm Brief NIT Der Mufl&rtft: ,'&n elmer
ebrltden Mann" Elm. Gin tunser 8eante'
ttna ben Brief an bas @4alter NIT be1
sew1bnlt9en 9eunerfuns u@ierorts unbe'
farnt."
Semanb bate in etn Sreu.benbu@ Sc
f9rieben: SD ltebe Bel alien @a@en be,
aern." GtnMnberer f4rieb barunter: "@i
Dir 1T gut &iri&en efeH."
Ndtbfe1.
@er barauf febt, ber BART unb boft,
Wer pte1 ertpd9et, ntran1t mid oft;
Ntemanb erparb mid ie fur @elb,
l1ub bennp4 fcrberts ale @elt.
auRSimug aes Haatbiels IN Ii. 116:
@%e1bbeutel.
4 ....' ..r.- t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05

Wumpernidel.--n eber bic Abftata>
rauas bes @crtes ,pu~perntde" (ss.pobn>
lid abaelettet BON ;:'bon pour Nickel" no.
nit BE fran3Saf9en SulDatsn jenss earte
.uefptfdlil9e 8rpb be3einet 9dtten) se0ea
fclsenbe @ert Muff&tue:
Sim Sabre fanf3ebn 9unbert uno-
Sp ttut gentle Ma&rt@t tuno,
Da pobnete In Osnabrad
Gin B~adersmann III sutem Slid;
Or bat eespanbert raan&es Sabr
@etn Same Ntflous Yun,per mar;
Der bull ,uert In fetnen Gasen
Das grot, 70 fdrtet @tr3 unb Na9en
er .uar berlbnat ~ @tabt une Sano,
Ma& TIM ptrb nod feinBrpt s%enannt.
Sp lang Is ptrb @eafalen ssben,
Sp lang mirb Yumper's @idel leben.
Wte Suns<M mertta I'D @elb
Yer1@afft. = Sn eanfns, Mt9tsan'
eretanete fi& felsenber gprfaa. So bsfaro
Rh In iener 9tabt eth Gtreus, UNI etn Su"'
ae bat fetnen' @errn ~apa UNI @slo. ba1'tt
e. l& BIT gorfsluus ani&aue1 t0n1.tt.
90 @eiu@ murte tbut perpttsert. Aber
Der :Sunse CAB besbalb feinsn Ylan nt@t
auf. Ct Sfnete bic Gbar bss Sferoeital'
les, unb lief fetnss gaters @ftre baraus
entpti@en. Damn ua&te er f4 aat ing
badtlte Elm unb bra&te Is mad benz Yfane'
Staa, 100 i'm, tine grdnats BON so &ts.
ausbeaablt .purbe. Dafar faufte sr f'& eta
atdet fur ben Circus, unb am nd9aen1eor>
aeu bate Der gater 81 fur bic Auslela's
bes pferbes 3u aabltn. @as fur stne Aus'
aatluna ber Sunse als 8elobnuns fur
feline SPECULATION erbalten bat, pths1 ~tT
nt1t.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

X LEE AND MADRIGAL.
FIRST CONCERT SECOND SEASON
Sixty choice voices at Stenway Hall, Tuesday evening"
January 18, at O'Clock.
Mr.. JAMES A. JOHNSON. Conductor
Tickets 81 seats 80 be had at
Krbys 3 and 90 Broadway and dooron evening
cert.
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

BOARD wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; IN
y private family preerred furnish their apart
ments desirabe side Of city preferred; best refer
ences Address. stating terms and location s., box b7
The New York herald., 1870-01-19

A LADY WISHES TO ENGAGE BEDROOM AND SIT
"A ting room with breakfast only Must Be- above sir
tsenth street. Address 8. o. L.. Herald office.