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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02

FELIC1TE VICTORIA Witt VS. B. NAUTRE
her husband-No. Is 249
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Mrs. Mary Glenn VS.. MIR. SaImon-First
1896 r " 0e"Hs' Ho'
Rf VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
- me directed by the Hon. H. VI. Dibble First
Justlce OF the Peace in and for the parish of Or.
leans, VIII proceed to sell at public auction on
FRIDAY June 2, 1871, at my warehouse No 1879 Ju-
liza street. at twelve o'clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FITRNTTI1RF
seized In the above entitled suit as per inventory
on file in my office
Terms-Cash on the spot
my23 81 e2 DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable
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vi. Phiefer vs.. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Car
ney-SlXth Justice Court for the parish of Or
leans, No. 467s
Rf VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
- 10 me directed by the honorable the Sixth
justice OF the Peace in and for the parish of Or.
leans, VIII proceed TO sell at public auction on
ATgRDA1. June TO- 1871, at twelve o'clock M
cow f anu ohe
Seized in the above entitled suit
leIns-Cash in United States currency
je2 10 JANES NoORE S;ons+ohIo
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For the St. Cloud Journal.
WATCHING.
II MRS. JULIA G. MICHEL.

Art thou watching now for me
Watch in vain; dare not come;
And my heart il like = tomb,
Shut from Hope, and love, and thee.
Cruel fate hath crossed the VOW
That wemade to meet this hsur
ALI! if love could give the power,
would be beside thee now.
Summer is to Autumn changing,
And my restless feet are ranging
Ger the path thou knowest we'll.
To the humble house I come,
Caring little for the meeting,
Caring little for tho greeting
That awaits my welcome home;
Glad to reach my quiet room,
Who're beside the windowsill
I can see the golden sunlight
Topling on tho distant hill,
Where know thou watchest still.
And gaze until the day
Fadeth into solemn grey.
Dark and darker grows the night
Deep and deeper grow my fears;
And the trysting hill appears
Like giant, storm and grim,
Standing 'gainst the horizon,
Mocking me in my despair.
Thoua art watching for me there;
Watching silent and alone,
In the gathering twilight dim,
Wondering why do not come.
Hope will change to anxious doubt,
Love itself grow cold, and weary,
Till impatient. fearful, dreary,
Thou wilt take thy homeward route.
can almost see thee now,
With a shadow on thy brow,
Blaming and reproaching me,
That I broke my faith with thee.
Yet perchance come future day
may meet thee;
Thou wilt greet me
In thy gentle, courteous way
Thou wilt say, in that low tone
That is ever haunting me,
':rsli mo Why thou didst not come.
Oh, waited 20 for thee /"
All tho speeches had planned,
Many long and restless night,
Then will be forgotten quite,
In one light touch of thy hand.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!
:sREMELEY & DORR,.
.
-, :. IL
Are prepared to do all kinds Of :

GROUND WORK,
=. GRADING, ':':
CUTTING AND FILLING,
-. CELLAR DIGGING, &c.,
at short notice and on reasonable terms.
We claim to be able to give better satisfae-
ton than any other parties in town, and
stand ready to make this statement good.
WI KEEP on HAND ALL KINDS or
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" O. e: GARRISON,
c,vtt ENGINEER AND, ARCHITECT,
E%|'% CLOUD:MINN.
Farm for Sale.

TNHE undersigned offers for sale good
i farm Of 100 acres, on tho north and of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
rie All meadow, and the whole enclosed
with agood fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the promises is
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE.
with stables, gransry aud storehouse twu
good wells, and other improvements. Thi,
farm to directly on the main road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of
.r J. 8. DAM,
e: On the promises.
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JOB PRINTING
OF all kinds plain or colorsd executed short mo-
ics in tho best style and at St. Paul prices Print
done In German and Norwegian, we'll ~ Eng
b. and warranted to give aatisfactio
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North Star Iron Works,
HARRISON, eoRTon { CO..

Manufacturers Of Steam Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mill Machinery, FIGURING
Mills, Building Columns, Window Caps and
sills, Hot Air Furnaces, Water Wheels, &c.,
&c.
All kind Of repairing and fob work done
promptly and in the best manner.
The Flouring and Grist Mill department
will be under the superintendent Of Mr..
o. A. Pray. And the Saw Mill work will
be under the charge of Mr.. ELIAS CONNER,
which will enable the proprietors to fur
nish all the latest improved Mill Machinery
and guarantee entire satisfaction.
Between Raiload Bridge and Pacific
Mills.
Minneapolis. Nov. 28th, 1870. vl1n20
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nothing which could teach them man.

notnlng WHICH could teach them man
agement or strength. His brown hair
parted in the middle and falling quite
to his shoulders in rich undulatin2
tresses, his small, slender figure, his
white hands, with those taper fingers
and pink nails which speak the idealist,
were all so womanly that he might have
oeen a woman dressed in mans clothes
1or all there was Of masculine OF power
ful In bis mind or person. Magd.lep,
on the contrary, tall, well-formed, Der.
fectly organised, with wellsbsped but
rather large hands-the hand Of use
fal snd practical person-resolute
though quiet, and With that calm
steady manner, different from coldness,
which is usually the expression Of
strength, h,-stsnding there, Derved ior
deadly combat, her nostrils diiated,
her chest heaviug, her hair pushed
back from her broad full forehead, and
the eyes flashing beneath their straight
dark broWs,-Magdalen, full Of the pas
sion and power Of actual life, looked
like beautiful Amazon by the side of
a young shepherd boy. Certainly she
did not look like the weak woman
needing the protection Of his arm, as is
the received fable respecting men aud
women, whatsoever their characteris-
tics.
"Magdalsr, how glorious you look to-
day!' SAID Paul, with fervor, taking
her hand.
She looked at him quietly enough :;
but with certain Indifference, which
could not be reduced to words, but uas
easy to be felt by one uho loved; and
her hand lay passively in his.
"Come and sit by the window" he
said Eve have 50 tow days Of sunshine
lett Us now, so few moments of beauty
before the winter, that We ought to
make the most Of them while they ~
here"
For it was tho late autumn now, when
the sunsets are SO grand and the cloud
scenery SO glorious. 80 "'--,--
"You know, Magdalen, how I loye
to watch the sunset With you," Paul
went on to say, chow I love to see the
clouds pass through the sky, to read
their vague words of prvmise, to shape
from them bright .uguries of the future,
to ieel that they are words passing be-
tween US, speaking to each Of our love
more beautifully than even loving
words falling on the ear And, when I
turn and see your face..liehted up With
the same thoughts as have been burn
ing in my heart; when I feel the glory,
of your great love round me, then,
Magdalen, I feel that I have been pro-
phetic in my hope; an enthusiast but
seer IS we'll. Aud you, Magdalen, do
you not also dream of our future-of
that beautiful future, once far off like
faint star on the horizon, but now q
glorious temple, on the threshold Of
which our feet are already set7 Do
you never think of sauctity also to our
sacred love ?-Vhen the grand name of
wife shall enclose aud crown your life I
Do NO great loving thoughts burn
through your heart as through niue,
| Msgdalen, and seem to liftyou up from
earth to heaven 2"
ayes, Paul." said Magd.'en, dre.mi.
y. "Oh, 3es ! often think Of it."
She spoke as if she thought Of other
things.
(CONCIuDcn NExr wrrK)
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PRETTY STRONG TALK,

The Irish People, published in New
York, and claiming to be an organ of
the Irish population of that city, talks
savasely in regard to future Orange
parades. 1t takes for its text the re-
mark Of Henry Ward Beecher, in the
Christian Union, that, by an accident,
the Orange societies had been made
the representatives of the principle Of
religious freedom and federation, and
that they must parade the streets
Of New York next year, and every
year, until they are permitted to walk
as unmolested as do the Irish Fenians,
or as did the professions which cele-
brated the accession Of the Pope to the
years OF st. Peter. The Irish People
answers Mr.. Beecher in this style Of
talk: -
"Very we'll, Mr. Beecher, let it come :
aad zee tell goa, and the Orangemen
to boot, and Hoffman snd .ll his sup
porters, that if 0raugemen ever attempt
another parade in this city, It will be
their last. 80 - s..
"Observe the sequel now, Mr..
Beecher, Gosplemaker of cant and dol
lars, Free-love, and anti Irish hatreds;
aud thou, too, Jack Hoffman, whose
name Will live tn: be execrated awheu
your cowardly carcass is rotting:' We
raised our voice then " lin 1864), and
our doctrine was this: Seek for no CO.
casion to come in contact With the
Irish murderers; arm yourselves to the
teeth if you, or any one belonging to
you, be injured by any assaults what
ever, take the law into your own hands,
if the law refuses your protection, and
shoot down the Orange dogs IS you
would the commonest vermin that aff1ict
your premises.
"Shoul1 the Oraugemen' ever parade
10 New York, let the citizens who feel
sggrieved-st the violation of our laws
and Institutions, take whatever meas
ures they choose into their hands to
uphold the laws, if they care anything
about their country. As for the Irish
element, whose lives arc aimed sat BY
Oraugemen, let them ooogteeate on IL
tops Of houses aud At Windows. ppovid.
| ed with a few hand: :glenadea, say .
couple 0 hundred At different *poiuts,
aud all the State militia, that ever
gathered together will hasten .home-
ward ~ falt y their feet will carry
| shsm. Remember that twenty thou.
saad militia marching through New
York streets are not quite equal to one
hundred mon situated as described.
This to be had recourse to only inF1 the
event Of tho Orangemen. being, sur
| rounded BY polioo and military. 20
deeply that they cannot be reached, as
on last 18th July. After that, We shali
have done with Orangemen in this
city. -
"Bear in mind however, that We are
now 100000 strong. Bear in mind
that our rights here are as patent a.
those Of the best among you, and with
this knowledge We shall protect the
| rights as rigidly and - dercely . -ws
protected the glorious flag of our adopt
ed country. when your. square-h -heeled
Yankees gave leg bail for their patri-
otism at Bull Run"
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4. Lsgal andGovernment advertisements, Is cents
per square for the first insertion, and 81 cents per
auare for each subs :quent insertion. A.
2. Attorneys ordering in legal advertisements are
egared as accountable for tho cost same I'M
another party. Payment in all cases to be made in
advance or upon delivery Of the afadavit.
g. Local Notices. Is cents per line to transient and
cents per line to regular, advertisers.
y Notice ofdeath [simple announcement - cents
obituary notices. cents per line; mrr.oc Lotit %
10 cents. ,t,. =; ::
s. All Ipolitcal, religious or othor notices, cents
erline. - -,
o.Spscisl place and double column advertisements
to BE- inserted at rates agreed upon.
7. Yearly sdvertiserst to pay quarterly. =.
8. Strangers must pay in advance, or give satisfac'
tory references.
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l. I M E ,

including shakopee and Port Byron; also
Plaster Paris, Cement and
P1astering Hair.
LINZ OFFICE AT FRANK REMELEY's HOUSE
corner Of Richmond avenue and t.Augusta street
~ Orders may DO left at J. b. Beyd's store.TA
81, =, REMELEY l. DORR.
st. Cloud, March 28th. 1871. S7f
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All work made from the very best mate
rial, and fully warranted. Prices reason
able. Parties needing. any thing in my line
will do we'll to give me call.
Special attention paid to REPAIRING.
II. W. WEARY.
Lake Street, rear Of Montgomery & Vests
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defend herself, cost what 1t might. In.
nocent, she would, maintain her inno-
oeuce and, justified in her Inheritance,
she would preserve it against all ss-
saults. Let who could deprive hsr of it |!
She crushed the letter in her hand
with strong and passionate gesture,
aud then sat down to write to her broth.
er. The pen was long in her hand be-
fore the tumult within her subsided.
When she did write her expressions
were emphatic but calm She distinct
ly refused to give up her rishts: she
denied the charge Of forgery 10 tva
words; not deigoine TO dueAss the
charge but she expressed her dstsr-
mination to defend her innocence to the
last farth,ng of her estate, aud to the
uttermost verge Of her strength, body
and mind.
While MagdaleD was still quivering
with excitement, like a young war.horse
at the first sound Of the trumpet, Paul
came to her to pay her his evening WIS.,
it. Ever loving, ever gentle and even
feminine in his ways. he was more so
to-day than usual. He wore an ex-
preston of thought and love 50 earnest,
so uncartbly, that he might have been
a spirit or an angel come down to teach
godliness and purity. But there was
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WEST. HOUSE,
: ST. CLOUD, 1iINNEsoTX, :
%:C.wE5T, Proprietor.

!i}. g!;.!' ....C 4 /
The andsrsigned having purchased the
Lewiston. House Qocatsd on Washington
sveAus, near Clarke 4 Co.'s storey has
made many alterations and improvements,
and now offers superior accommodat, to
trsvelsrs and all who may stop with him.
The tsble is supplied with the best that can
bs obtained in the market, thu rooms sre
tidy and the beds clean and comfortable.
~ Good Stsblins is attached to tho
House.
St. Cloud. Nov. I; 1870; v1Snl7
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THE HOUSEKEEPERs'
EMPORIUM !
@3G Third Street.
SAINT PAUL.
is the place to find what you want in ths
- line Of
Cooking Utensils, House.
hold Articles,
end Fancy Goods Of, every description and
of the latest styles.
AGENCY FOR WOODRUFF's IMPROVED
Patent Earth Closet,
OR COMMODE,
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Ware,
SIMMONS sYPH0N- AND HYDRANT FILTERS
Fragrant SapOliene.
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M H * CEsA MT FArLoRG,
VIE oldest clothing honse In Kansas. They
n purchase direct from the manufacturers
keep the largest stock Of goods, pay no rent,
sell more s0odss Of = better lqItalE1y, al lower
prices. than ANY other house IN the State :
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EMPIRE JEWELRY CO., 3If Olive s.. S;
IL Louis, Mo-, manufacturers OF Cheap anl
Plated JuWeiry, importers OF Watches ana
Jet Goods. Catalogue aud handsoae pie 81 -
cent free. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-03

The Georgetown City Councils, in joint con-
vGntion, last evening elected corporation off
GERS for the ensuing year. Mr. G.. r. Peck WA
elected Recorder. This officer is the LEGAL
counsel of the corporation and president OF tue
Board of Aldermen by virtue of his Office He
disPlaces Hugh Caperton, elected by the demo
cratic Councils last year. The following were
re-elected;-Nr. Laird, Clerk of the Corpora-
ton: Mr.. j. Z. johnson, Gauger; Mr.. III. w.
Brewer, Surveyor; Mr.. s. II. Sherman, Harbor
Mater; and Mr.. NJ. v. Buckley, Police Macis-
trate and Trustee of the Poor. With these ex-
ceptiOns, and several members of the School
Board, there was q new deal generally, the
places of the appointees of the democr ATTIC
Councils last year being filled with republi-
cans.
OF the lucky ones at the election last night
full list Of whom will be found In our account
of the proceedings Of the joint convention, in
another column-the following are colored
men: Philip Coakely, Weigher Of Hay, In place
OF A. F. Ofutt; Henry Dade, Trustee of Poor
and WCrkhOCse, vice A. +. Offutt; Jas Dayen-
Port, a. Day Scavenger, vice j. Harrison; and
Alfred Pope, as Night Scayenger, vice j. W.
Gross.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
1iEsDAY. January 3, 1871.

No visitors will be received by the President
o. Cabinet days, Tuesdays and Fridays nor
will they be received on other days until after
Il O'Clock.
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The census returns OF Kentucky give that
State a population OF l.32i 81. Louisville ha.
100. t32 Inhabitants.
- The remains of Captain Hines have be- en-
found In the ruins OF the Spotswood hotel, Rich
nond.
- mass meeting of Catholics is to be held
IN Richmond, TO denounce the action of victor
Emanuel in seizing Rome.
The colored people at several points in the
the South yesterday celebrated Emancipation
Day by professions, speaking, &c.
sIThe Legislatures of New York and Penn
sylyaIis meet to-day.
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DISCOVERY
Tor sale in yariou, localities by the following Drug
gists:-w ard Walsh, 18th street and Penna ave
and 18TH and streets; b. Calvert Ford, los Pa
avenue Christiani Bros. eth ard NJ streets N W.
a. Bacon, "A and streets, Islsnd; j ID o ID IN
nell, sth street. Navy Yard; e. w. Croplsy, I II
Bridge street Georgetown, and at the Depot, ID ant
streets. Price one dollar per bottle. Give il {
trial nn9o N
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hr. John nj. Morris. the new proprietor of
the Chronicle, has modest and concise salu-
tatory in that paper to-day, in which he Saw
that the Chronicle will heartily support the
present Republican Administration in all lead
ing measures which the editor conscientiousIv
believes 10 be both right and wise, but that il
will not be the special organ of the admins
tration, or Of any man or set of men. No pains.
he says, will be spared " to make il q 6rst-class
journal in the fullness and accuracy of its news.
in the variety and choiceness OF its MISCELLANY
and in the ability and finish OF its original
NATTER
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~NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
S CosNss larH STRKKI AND NEW YORK Av.
PAYS 8 PER GENT. On DEPOSITS
Ofes Hoxys 10 4,
MANAGERS:
II. A willard, VIM. Stitch nsy, Hon. Jos Casey
Lewis Clephane, p. Brown, Geo. II. Plant, N q
Emery, A. shepherd. w. Il. Philip. Motif
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rwAsHIEGroN NaIx1T COMPANY

The h:ournsd Annual Meeting ct the stock
sc,deTs ct TIE washington Marked U,.mpany will be
S;'y % wa-h'ugt"u. n; t<eive O'Clock noon on
sAiEkpAl IN. fourteenth day Of J,naary. ISL,
Tor The choice OF thrfeaa Directors for tbs e:lsuin,
year, and II act on any other subject With, rhs
power OF the corporation.
Wsshinsion,D C.. January o. ixi. jas'eo,i
rkUTICE-rhs ANNUAL ADOKesS II IN.
H nkDICA SOCIETY Of the D,ssrict of C t%e
% on wT fstsE6a sAMYss sTsEI
~ IL; At O'Clock m in the Medical Hall, corner
The members q the So.iety. with their friends,
g1,tlemen and ladies'. are requested to attend.
.cIit.d to the annual supper, An. si.s 20 partci
ss can 90 50 by applying to Their Ward Commit
d.so-dtd Chairman Coamittte Arrangements.
@WANTED.The Ladies OF the District to
IN X niii s,I
oh s:,eet, between street Az The syaeps
NGcirr KEG,sTfRs OFIInE,
Motto. !, b.,sh WA SIs, Gro. Dec y $50
q hi H o.
msIkeis Keepers of Dogs, Insurance Agents, Auo-
All said corp ration licenses expiring on said date
must be promptly renewed.
by msd us ss e the b.
csrtinc at vii be given which mus. be counter
to he y Ss r .d
deg eolot john y. CUOK. CITY Kssistar.
roHlo sOcIABLEs.
Numbers of the OHIO REPUBLICAN AssOCI.
eiahes to be given By me Association from the fol-
WIN fre-hour. "a Auditor. once.
:. n Bryan. 9th Auditor 9 Once
q " Kerr, government Printing Office
&c Ford. General Land Office.
he fr~t ill -
deas-eost ' y 10. rom. Secretary.
@NOTICE.-rhe Com MITTEK ON AMI.
The Metropolitan Police Force = iii hold its regular
SnsItsrly meeting =, heir rooms, a. Police Head
Quarter quarters, on WEDNESDAY, January 4, 1871, at II
de2sd IA. LAzENBY. Secretary.
rCIRCULATING LIBKARY
YIN. c. A. BUILDING, corner 9th and streets.
An excellent collection Of over Is oc volume. of
Standard Works, 10 which new and popular Books
are added ~ published. subscriptions IS per
rwATEE hf,1sI
WATER RRar.rRAR's OFFICE, Oiry HALL,
WASHINGTON, b. c., December q. 1870. {
Owing to the great labor and delay consequent
upon q correct transfer Of the accounts of water
takers from old to new books, the time for the pay
ment of v ater Rents, is uRavoidabIy postponed
until January Is, 1871. previous to which tims bill
will be rendered upon the promises Of oil who use
Potomac water.
CRANE, Water Registrar.
decN lot tkep. Pat. Chron
%NOTICE An the UNRED EMED
w PLkDGBs unsold at last auction sale
vill be sold 1t priv ate sale At OFFICE, 2OJ
and 2O9 -Four and . haH street, Near Pennsylvs-
MIA Avenue, at q slight advance over the amount
advanced On them.
de6.u 3. GOLDSTEIN & co
~NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
PAYS PEI uiHT. On pEPOsi rGshA v'
Okes HoxyS 10 4.
MANA6RRs
H. A. willard, VIM. Stitch nsy, Hon. Jos. Casey,
Lewis Ciephane, Brown, Geo. II. Plant, n. g.
Emery, A. X Shepherd, w. b. Philip. motif
%NOTICE-An persons indebted to me are no
u3 titled to settle their bills by the first day of
January, ISL or thay will be refused medical At
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yam ELEMENTARY SINGING CLASS Is
~ being organized at DIR. Csulneld's Acadrm
III Z. A. Terms SIS per quarter Of ten weeks, in
sdysnce. Those wishing to Join will . ease leave
tneir usmes AT ence de14-d
HTUNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, MARKET
~ will be held EVERY MORNING at the
northern Liberties Market. By order Of the Mayor
oel9 II iRsp j. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
~NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING TO
AS LIAM GERMAH-A special course of In.
struction in German viii be Commenced At the
WASHINGTON BUSIEEsS COLLEGE
on January 10th. lHl, BY d. L. SEEK e, teacher OF
herman In the public schools Terms for the course
Of " lessons, % Applications win Be received at
the college. csrner 7th and d streets, and at the
and r.
Private classes in German and French can be
esee. aeo-ly