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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

CT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
~ North Fairfax street,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Conducted by the SISTERS OF HOLY
CROSS, will reopen Monday, 4th Of Septemb Der.
The course of instruction is most thorough in
English the Languages, Music, SC.
Board and tuition per annum $500. Music,
Languages, Drawing and Painting form extra
charges. For full particulars address
aug 1S-lm Sitter n. LEOCAD1A, Superior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
POWELL'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR

MISS POWELLS SELECT SCHOOL FOR
UN YOUNG LADIES'
The next session Of this School will begin on
Wednesday, September Goth. 1871. Circulars
can be obtained at French's Bookstore, or after
the 18th Of September, on application to Miss
Powell, at her residence, corner OF Washington
and Duke streets. aug 2S-colm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

THE New MARKET House. MIR. George
Struder who has the contract for tearing down
the remains of the old market house walls and
cleaning the bricks, of which they are com
posed, commenced that work this morning,
and will have the ground ready for the erec-
ton of the proposed new building by the time
the contractors for the same are prepared to
proceed with its erection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

DErAcEp. The external appearance Of the
steamer Express has been considerably married
lately by the waters Of the Baltimore docks
The Express few weeks ago was one Of the
whitest aud cleancst looking steamers that trade
to this port but now she is just the reverse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

The next annual session of this. School will
commence on the third Wednesday il Sept.
Terms: $40, $3.50 or SIS per quarter, &C
cording to the age or advancement of the pupil
payable in advance.
oup 0-0awlm CHARLES T. POWELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

No PLACE LIKE HoME-rhe numerous
friends of Mr.. S. Dealham in this whole section
of country, will be glad to learn that after an
absence Of year, he has determined to return
and rccommence business here. He has leased
one of the handsome store rooms in the new
Sarepta Hall Building, and will, in short
time, have on exhibition and for sale such q
stock Of rood, as will attract trade to the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

CT. JOHNS ADEMY,
- Alexandria, Va.
The 33d annual session will begin on Monday,
September Sd. Catalogues can be Obtained by
addressing the Principal, Drawer y, AleAan-
dria, Va" or by calling at his office III Prince
street.
The advantages claimed for this School ARE,
the great experience of the Principal, who is as
sisted by an excellent corps Of teachers; It's COM
of its examinations; the possession of large and
valuable philosophical and chemical apparatus
an extensive cabinet Of minerals, and 4 carefully
selected School Library of thousand volumes
and thorough military organization and strict
discipline.
His recent personal examination of the more
improved methods of instruction lately intro
duced INTO the schools of the principal cities,
will enable the undersigned greatly to improve
the system of teaching
RICHARD i. CARNE, a. NJ,
prippnal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

LEFT BEHIND. Among the rock, perch, cat
fish and other varieties Of fish caught in L small
seine dragged at Smoot's wharf, last night, was
full grown and healthy shad, that had been
left behind when its numerous companions took
their annual departure from the Potomac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

BADLY CrT.-Two deck hands on the Key
port. named Gilkerson and Berkeley. had fight
last night, while that steamer was between
Washington and this city, on her way to Aqua
Creek, during which the former, who charged
the latter with pushing the chain box agalns t
him. drew knife and cut him so severely tina t
he was left here TO have his wounds dressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
Otice-Uni.r ,hc Mansion House, ono door
north IF the T,lcrraph Office - IS
SHERIFFS NOTICE 10 TAMPA YEkS

On and after February lst ISL, my Office will
be on Washington street, adjoining the drug
store OF Dr. PieTpoint. | would respectfully ask
persons who have not paid their State ana coun-
ty taxes for 1870 to call and settle. The contn-
uuncc OF the public schools depends upon the
to settle with the Auditor. The unpaid taxes for
1869, with interest must be settled.
|. G.. O'NEAL,
jan 81 Sheriff Alexandria CO., va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
MAYORS Office,

NOTICE Mayors Ulllcc, !
~ Alexandria, August -. 1871.
CORPORATION LICENSES. Having un-,
dcrstood that certain persons question the right OF
the City Council to levy Il license and tax as Or
dcrcd by 'an act for raising revenue for the year
ISL" and intend to resist the col lection Of said
license and tax" this notice is therefore given
that after the 3lSt instant the law on that SUD
jcct will be rigidly enforced against all persons
doing business without Corporation license.
aug l5-tSl HUGH LATHAM, Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

COLLECTORS OFFICE, July l3, 1871.
Tax payers will take notice that the taxes due
the CITY Council of Alexandria for the year 1871
urc now ready and in the hands OF the Collectors,
who can b. found at their office each day, except
Sunday, from s Il. IN. to- p. m. All persons
August in current jiu,dS, will be allowed a dis.
counr OF IS pcr cent; on "r before the ist day o.
September, % per cent; on or ',etore the 81 day
of October per cent, and no discount will DIT
allowed after thai, date.
JNU T. HILL, Collector y. y.
S. X. FIELD, Collector = ..
Otice-Uni. ,hc Mansion House, ono door
,,or,h ~ tho T.lenranh ntcn =. e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

MOONLIGHT ExCuRsIoN.-The Columbia
Fire Company will make 4 moonlight excursion
to Glymont to-night-the city Of Alexandria,
the boat chartered for the OCCASION leaving here
at eight clock. Prosper's marine band, the
brass band that will accompany the party,
marched through the streets this evening dis
roursinp lively music
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

q KING SHAY will open a PRIVATE
Pitt street, on Monday. Sept. 4th. aug 29-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
SCHOOL

Miss f. G. ADAM will receive pupils on
Tuesday September 18th.
For girls, twelve years of age, the expenses of
for board, tuition, Gncluding Music and Lam
guages) washing, fuel, &c No day scholars re-
ceived. Some reduction for several scholars
from the same family or neighborhood. Address
Miss ELIZA c. ADAM Alexandria, Virginia.
aup 12-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

ALEXANDRIA GRAYs.-Special order No. ).
In another column will be found an order for
the Grays. The meeting for next Monday
evening provided for III sec. 3, OF the order, Is
called, lliu addition to the regular business of
the first monthly meeting) for the purpose OF
taking immediate steps to secure arms, under
instructions form the adjutaut generals office
and to make the necessary arrangements tor
their reception and assignment to the members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
LOCAL NEWS.

COMMERCE. OF ALENANDRIA.-From the
rsnort of the Bureau Of Statistics for the month
Of May 1871, just published. the following
items are cleaned:
The value Of imports from other districts
varehoused was 1920, and that which was
Withdrawn from warehouse tor consumption
SEQ: , American vessels of 4S6 tons and
crews numbering IA, entered from foreign
ports and 26 American vessels, Ss,64o tons
wise points, and % American vessels, S,2l5
IONS %,, and crews numbering 27e. cleared for
,oastwise points. The value Of the imports
from the Dominion of Canada was $607. The
,o,.I suecie value of the imports or foreign
' "aees Sp Of export was s607 The tonnage Of
Inc vessels bringing imports was 436 tons;
The value of the imports during the month OF
June was S2,Tl4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

The next annual session Of this school will
,omlnnnce ON the 4th of Septelpber. aug 30-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
Washington, Rapp. CO., aug 9-eoGw

VIASHINGTON & LEE UNIVERSITY,
W Lexington, Virginn..
The next session Of this Institution will com
Der, 1871, and continue without lntcrmission uu-
til the fourth Thursday in June, 1872.
The instruction embraces thorough Classical.
Literary and Scientific courses, together VIII:
the Professional departments Of Law and Eng-
neering.
The entire expenses for he SESSION o.: nill'
months need not exceed SiiG or S325, accord Il :
to the price Of Board. Arran1r."Nl, are all.
made for messing, BY which Students n'"y rc
ducc their expense to $50 Der session.
For further information address
g. W. c. LEE, President, or
WILLIAM LOLD, CLERK Of Faculty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

~ l.. POWELLS SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

Mrs. GEORGE will resume the duties of
INI her SCHOOL FOR BOYS on the 10th OF
September at No. l27 Duke street. aug 3Q-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

RETAINED LETTERS. The following letters
are detained in the postotice for want of stamps,
&C.: Zac Taylor, no po,toflice direction: Mrs.
VIM j. Bidgood, Portsmouth, Va; Ben Jack
son, Philadelphia. Pa; Mrs Frances Brown,
Markham Station, Va; Sidney Gordon Madl'
son Court House VI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MALE ACAUEM !,
LII Washington, Va
The session Of this Academy commences on
the Goth Of September and closes on the 10th OF!
June, 1872.
Students will be prepared for the University
Of Virginia and other Colleges, or for the bust
ness pursuits of life.
Terms: Tuition $50 one half payable in ad-
vance, and the remaindcron the lst of February
The whole cost of board and tuition will not cx-
coed $3.50 for the session Of nine months
For further information apply for circulars to
Mr.. Jno. G. Lane, or to MIR. NJ. Miller, Wash
ington, Va, or to the Principal, care Col. G. r.
Barksdalc, Richmond, Va.
c. II. BARKSDALE. A. NJ,
d., a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
CCHUTZENFEST.

SNH z ILFN ESI.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RI.
SPECIAL TRAINS will BIZ ruiz between Al
exandra and Washington Ia ri rs s::;::: 3:
THURSDAY. August 18th and 3I-t, .catlng
Alexandria from the corner Of King and st.
Asaph streets, ut O'Clock P. m; r'tu:ning,
leave Washington ut II IN. Fare 20 cts Ter the
round trip. Tickets good on loci,l ltain IN" ioi-
lowing day. =. y. ; = ~
srp:S Gen. Sup;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
EDUC.3 TfO.t.7L.
ERMAN ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Alexandria, Va.

No. 40 Alfred street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31

THEFT OF A WATCH. Officers Franks and
johnson, while standing on King street. this
morning.. saw two boys of bad reputation,
named Franklin and Lucas, pass something
from one to the other in surreptltlous man,
ner. and suspcctiug some deviltry, arrested
then, when Lucas said that Franklin had a
waite in his pocket The arrest was made near
Mai. Dutfey'S icwclry store, and the watch
when taken there WI, at once identified as one
that had been hanging in the show window.
from which it had been removed by the thieves
through Il hole in the glass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
-OTICE TO CITY TAN PAYERS.
CO1LrCTORs' OFFICE, July 13, 1871.

'jy 26-tSl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-31
A LENANDRIA ACADEMY.

Having procured the Friends Meeting House.
corner Of Wolfe and st. Asaph streets the four
tccnth annual session Of this School vii! COM
mence there on Monday, September 4th.
The school house is large and we'll ventilated,
and the grounds all that could be desired for
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16
M98mF &t69tt'S
&npfernf qlit !

Die beffem, erprpbten 8lihab1eiter,
in sen Ser. Staaten.
|Gine Grfaonng!
Sm Sabre 1869 pateatirt.
Die Giseni@aft zines 8lisableiters If ni&t,
ben glis aus elmer sruben Gntfernuns a~n;u;ie-
be1, ionbern Ct mub bic araft baben, penn ter
8lis in elmer Gntfernuns son Is Gxb, som gb-
letter nieeerfdbrt benlelten ansusieten, unb IN
Golse Der @~intunsen uni9abIi@ ;u MAIDEN.
Die 8liba5leixr Tno n,aiIs sewunoen uus
tserben NIT &upferidrauben suiammenseftBt.
Au @ebduten rrereen eieielben in @las eeiest
unb nit Rupfererabt teielist unb iieben srei
:3pQ sont @etdus. at.
Dteit gIieatleiter lnb itbr bauerbaft une
tuuanen rte au6cr Srtnnns. Gs ioate Nie-
r1ant s%eriaumen, feline DISQUALIFICATION sor ben,
8ltB 3u 19erm, unb MI eineu euten 8lisab-
letter axfnaden la6en. @es eiaen 8libaslei-
ter eetraudt, foote eieie neus unb tauerbafte
Grfnbune prufen, ete 8efeauns fonitpp &C.
r1adt tpirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16
@arum bte 3etten .f@1e@te1

W1ruM DIE 3etteH IWleW1
tperben.
@enn i'd In tem 3eitunssblatte
Qele, tper Serfrrben 1T:
I9ier Der fefe Treunb unb @atte,
!6ter Der Tr0mmfe a1er Tromuen.
Dprt Der Yatrieten !3ter,
DENT t9 oft unb fiji bel mir
@eber mag es tenn wobl fontuten,
DaB aud ntdt etn 86ier ftrbt!
MQes fi9 tur COB erIpirbt?
8letbt muir fhofe1 3eus auf Grben,
Mub es tds1i9 f11e4ter perben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

@eteyttum~ @et&werSen.
Dur& grttit, mab' unb s&wisen,
Mt9t mabts faules Stsen;
Dur& @Yartx unb re4t 9aufen,
Rt&t praGtu, Saufen @&mauftn,
Dur& r,ubfam Strapa3teren,
Mt&t a1ibiees Ssa3teren;
Dur@ Tafen, 9tteu, @aaen.
Nt9t @@lafen, Sudden, 2a&en;
Dur& Soften, Dulsen, Warten,
Nt&t @arfel @Ytel unb 8arten;
Dur@ 9ebel, Grt unb 3ammer,
@t&t @euf3eu, &lase Sammer:
Dur& 9ade, @enf unb @fus,
Nt@t abe: @@napps int &rus;
Dur9 YFueeu, @raben, S@ansen,
Nt4t Saeen, Subeln, San3en:
Dur9 einfa@ ft1es @efen,
Mt9t &arteniptel uab Gbatfen;
Dxr& i9afen urt bic Wette,
Mt@t 9ottertebiQete;
Dur@ &lusbett, Tletb unb mut9-
&Smutt maj. gu @elb unb Gut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

2Opger Wu9 eo CeNH WDpl lpHIHltH,
DAP aud ntdt etn 86ier ftrbt!
MQes fi9 muir COB erwirbt?
81etbt muir fAofe1 3eus auf Grben,
Mub es tdsli6 f91eater &perben.
9eBter summer @tret9.- Gin
Mann Der Elm 3iertlt9 uno,bentltdes g.
Ben 9efltrt batte, perbeirattete fid. vgfun
1T ber pt4ttseS 6ritt seideben," fpra4 ibm
bic Sdwteserututter mad Der Srauuns tn's,
GeriGen. SD tr6e, babSte feine buntmen
@tretde rtetr MAIDEN tperben." u@,wi6
ni9t," betbeuerte Der iunse Gbemann, I'D
serifre9e Sbnen, bab tteies Der leste fetn
foa."
New yorfer @efprd9.-M lQer +:
Slopbf Du tenn wirtlt9, tab bic Gto1era
BIER erafFrt?
@4u13e, We, bic een3tse &rantteit, bic
bier sraiirt, 1T Der Dur@fau, at ben Ser'
f9tebene Yerfouen felt ter @at1 1etben.
mlQer, Na, Der is pentefens rt&t g.
fabrlt&.
Mpberne @pra@wetfe. - DIE
Soetalbemptraten rptfen tire Samtltenan>
3etset pttant III MAIDEN. @o enttdlt
Elm 8erltner 8latt folsenbe &n3etse:
vDu1& bic @eburt zines mobernen @flasen
,purten erfaredt @@ubmaasr 9anse nebf
Trau TT Mltpna."
5&laue Musrebe.-Gtn Bauer, ttr
tet etnent tefttsen Sturrae tn f.trem 3aufe
ra4iebenb, aud In ben @urtsn stns, g.
,pabrte ittnen Ma&bar, ais berielbe ebsn int
Besrtfe tuar, cine tu@ttse @l6t aus3uate>
BEN uub rtef:
,,@e ba, &pas ma9t Ct bort NIT naetntn
NIben?
SD bait mi bran at, bau,tt mid nit
ter @tnb baron trast", mar bic &ntwcrt.
Der unterf9teb.- Ginent aberld',
ftsen @sfenen. Der f& In cine @efeuf&aft.
etnsebrdnst bate unb bur& teineMnfpteluns,
ebenfowenis wte bur4 fcrtseftstes 9dnieln
unb Meden CUR Giai&t bes St0renben fti'
rer @esenwart sebra4t merpen tcnnte,
feute enblth Giner In srDbter gerjwetfuns
BITE Trase: @el4er rnterf&teb beRe6t 3wt.
fden etner utr unb Sbnen? St mubte Is
nt9t.
@eben @ie, wenn man eine u6r aufite1t
f. sebt fie, 5te aber tann man auf3teb'n,
uie man MID, Gle seben bod nt&t. Da
eins aud Ct.
D%tefletne @peeu1anttr.-Mdb.
den: vmutter, i@ bite DID un. etnen
&reu,er, i'd naSate MIR baflr ein paar
@epftl %taufen."
Mutter: v5ter bait Du, Sofa, aber
fpare Dir ben &reu3er 1teber, Is 1T tefer
metn &tnb, m.nn man bas @elb gut auf.
tebt."
@db4en mad elmer @eile): "siebe
@utter, Du fasf, bab es beFer 10, penn
man bas @ele gut aufbebt, i'd bite Did,
bebe MIR ben &reuser gut auf, unb stb mir
lieber Elm paar Mepfel."
NdtbfeI.
@enn Elm Gpmmanbant mid uaaat,
Sci auf ii9er'n 9ad;us ct beba&t;
aSnnt' i'd bod tim felbf bereitet ietn,
9ab' ID 81 ant &prf unb E ant 8etn.
AuR5iuns hes &dtbjel5 1T 1T. 213:
Spr9enfub.
&eiet! &eiet!
s!tern tpatsn piNss, tas N1terne 3ips te s&ut.
trppelt 10 ldnee traudbar ertdlten, unb taB turd tteiel
Ben SiuseriHueieus I'm lie 5dlfte btaiser wirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-10

ter Mieue in ibr 6aus. ~pia Ma<
n%usla," idrie fie> ~&n Strett 1T porsez
fallen; earin 1T elmer toot 9eblieben,
uno Der Tpcte 1T euer Sobn: ter
MSrcer 1T Der unp Der unb pas @eri@t
l1on binter Jpn, ber."
8te Elm Blibfrabl felen rieie @orte
auf bic arme Mutter.
"Sobn meineS 9er3ens !" ruff fe
uno farSt sur 1blre bin. Nber Elm
Mann serlperrt ibr ben @es. ST 1T
blei4 uno per15rten @ef9t5 feline
6dnre inp blutis.
~pia Manuela," ia9te er gang eri@it>
teri, fife perfoleen mid, ie rpereen mid
fanssn; i'd fnre ntraenos @&uB.
SIN Namen Der beiligiten Sun9frau
unc tes 8reu;e5 Gbrifi bite i4, Serz
terst mid bier wercen iis MIDI ni9t
luben."
Gntiebt al, allen @l!epern sitterno
Idaut bic Wutter farren 8lidS ben
@6reer an, be0en 6dnpe nod beRedt
f1np NIT Dem Blute ibrea Spbnes.
Sie idwantt. S@on b6rt iie, pte cine
Menlaenmense ibrem 6auie li@ ndbert.
~Yia Manuela>" - ast Der M6roer,
= pbne su iiterlesen, I'M, eurer @eele
piQen tbut @utes, pbne 3u becenfen,
an .uent. @enn ibr mid ni9t iaQBt,
bin i'd rerlcren !"
Die Matter ndbert f@ i@wantenren
Sdritte6 benz 8ette, bebt bic Dede
auf unb beoeutet Dem M6roer, t9 raz
runter gu perbersen. Sn tielem @uz
9enblide brin9t man ben 2ei6nam ibres
sen1prceten Spbnes in Die Stube, uno
lest ibn auf's 8ett, unter Dem oer M5rz
Der fih pe%rbor9en.
Die unsludli@e Mutter, auesr fi@
Dor Sdmers wirft f9 auf ben bluti9en,
ent|eelten 2sib ibres beieSeliehten ein3i,
gen Sobne5.-~Yia Manuela," fraAt
ie Der Amtmann> Der ;u9lei@ NIT Dem
2eibnam 9efommen rpar, ~Yia Manue>
la> man iaSt, Elm Mann babe i@ bieber
9efubtet ; 1T es wobr 2"
nWe? bieber ?-@as fa9t Sbr?"
-par bic Nntpprt.
SD Ia9te 8leid, IS tSnnte nidt
1etn," teme,fte Der Mmtmann uno serz
lief ras 3immer.
Nls Nue fort raren, llftets rte eele
Gbrilin bic Dede, welde rem M1rcsr
osrtarg, r0eb' uno Ftsbe," iaBte {e
;u Jpn, ~uno 0ctt rer;eibe pir, mic i'd
Dir in leinem Namen sersieben babe"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-10
Qeben8<Wetn.

Marner'S Sinum Sitae peer &cbens 9Dein III
.tn grocer slutreiniber nab e~eitates @strant, 81 entbalt
teine idaoli&sn 3rosuen oesr unretnliafe,ten snb If sin
Dieies Mi.tel 1T Elm : naie unb sertGaft guieu Nrpettt,
unb 1T bas bette blutreinioenee Mtttel Der Q3elt. Gs IL
bas ansenetmfe unb %helifatefte Nitttel, pelhee ier1als benz
pIblifum %aneebpten purbe. bel roeitem better aIs 8ranb.,
Wbistey, 9Dein, gi.te-s Oter trsenb Elm aneerer Nrtits!.
Gs III %esiunbsr unb biQtee.. Gonetl bas mann!t&e ais
wetblibe @eidledt, Sung une Mlt tSnnen ben 9ebensrein
sebrau1en. g. tn in Der Stat elm Retter ees Qebens.
Dieienieen. mslde I1 elmer auten Gelunststt ~erfreueu
rpuen une ununtcrtrodcn lettafter @cmuttsftmu,una,
perben mpbl ttun, ben yebcnsuein ju getrau@en. - IL
ppn alien anteren @ebrauGsmittsln reridissen. Wirb
BET allen roauifen perfauft unb aud in allen refpe!tatleu
@alocns. grets Elm GrQer yer Guart 51af&e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-10
&belmutb.

Gcr pielsn Sakren Iette in Gttclana
il, Sponien eine aru,c @ittme. Sie
bate nur einen Sobn: Ct rpar itr Grolt
unc ibr Stpl;, uno fie liebtc Jpn NIT
lieenldaftlidcr 3Grtli1te:t. Ginee
Tlses ttlr,te re Na9barin NIT ent(eBs
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Count Won Moltke as Lieutenant.

The following translation from a recent
German periodical, will be of interest to
American readers;
During that time Of peace in Germany
winch Swallowed Ike an impenetrable veil
All prospects Of honor and advancement,
Count Won Moltke was a young man.
The tall, elegant young officer, endowed
with the usual pride belonging to bis sta
ton, was a great favorte with the young
l,dies in society at Berlin yet Moltke was
c1ld and unmoved by all the attempts to
win bis heart, for he knew well that lieu
tenants pay would i'll suffice to afford the
Injuries wh ich make woman Of the pres
cnt LAY content with married life That Be
might shield himself against their attacks,
nus manner ~ company was reticent and
cold, and he never let an opportunity pass
Of displaying his ridicule and railery. One
evening, at the house Of one Of his friends.
one Of the young ladies wished 70 dispIay
her culinary science. She brought very
appetizing and nice looking dish upon The
table, with difficulty cut it into slices, and
then, with MANIFEST pride, passed it al ound
10 her friends but all her guests put aside
their forks with shudder, aud left the food
untasted on their plates. The cause was
soon discovered 1t was a very cold win
tel, and the head cheese was, in consequence,
frozen almost as hard as ice E cry one
laughed. A few days after-on Christmas
eve-the same party met agar. During