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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

The LOUISIANA TROUBLES answer
to kilograms from Gen. Emory. at New Or
leans. the Acting Secretary of War has d.
rected that officer to aid in protecting the
public peace upon the requisition Of The Uni
ted States authorities or the State authorities,
when properly made. Gen Emory also
states, that 10 compliance with the request Of
Gov. Kellogg he endeavorcd to send a COM
pany to the scene Of trouble, but all the boats
refused to take TIE troops, ayerrlng that it
would destroy their trade. The collector be-
ing unable to furnish cutter, Gen. Emory
then chartered steamer aud forwaded the
troops. Kellogg asserts that the local au.
thorities are unable to keep the peace in
Grant and adjacent parishes.
The Tenth Legion Greeley club of Har-
risonburg. were requested to meet at their
old headquarters on last Friday night, to de-
wise ways and.provide means to raise money
necessary to liquidate the Indebtedness Of the
club created during the last campaign. We
fear that the meeting was slimly attended,
The subject, is rather stale, Eat and un-
profitable "Pay as you 60" gentlemen, es-
rac;4Hv il. ~uc'' ma''ors,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

ITO the Ladies.-N. B. Hendry has just
i returned from the eastern cities, and is
now receiving beautiful assortment of goods Of
every description, for the Ladies. For the con-
yenience and accomm odation of his lady customs
ers, he has arranged rooms on the second floor,
where they can at their leisure examine his va
ried stock.
Gentlemens wear of every description will be
found among his stock, and will be cheerfuIly
shown to those calling. april "a
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

( Qy Express.-DAVlSA A. KAYSER is re-
- ceiviug constant additions to his large
stock Of New Silk and Fancy Dry Goods to which
he invites attention.
He is kept constantly advised Of the arrival of
new novelties in the New York market.
opri1
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

Opposition OF the most desirable stock G
~ Fancy and Staple Goods
iss in the Valley.
Please call before you buy.
april q F. M YOUNG
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

EEAD-QUAETERS
FOR HUMAN HAEA: GOODS.
Every person find something to suit, in price
and in quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR pARAsoLs AND SUN
UMBRELLAS
from Is cents to $40 co each.
HEADQUARTERS FOR LAD les KID GLOVES,
Street and opera COIOrs.
Ladies' HOSE, all qualities.
CoRsErs, all shapes and qualities
have given up the idea of enumerating priees
of my goods, but this | will say: That if don't
give you better bargain than you ever got, or
can get elsewhere, never again call me the
: "Cheapest Man in Staunton."
HEAD QUARTERS for RIBBONS and STANDARD
TRIMMIEGs.
Skirts all styles, coors and sizes.
Spring and Summer SnAwIs. at all prices.
Clarks n. T. and j. & z. Coats spool cotton,
best quality, at IS cents per dozen.
take this opportunity of returni ng to NY
friends and customers, my heart felt thanks for
their past patronage, and invite all. great and
small, to call and examine stock, which is
large and complete. and guarantee satisfaction to
everybody Respectfully Yours,
CHARLES a. GLADKE.
P. s.-An goods delivered in any part of theS
city, free Of charge. april 17-2m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

T license Tax.-Notice is hereby given,
IL that the Commissioner of the Revenue has
turned over to me for collection, the State and
City License for 1878. AS the present License
expires with the soth day Of April, it is necessary
that attention be at once given to the subject by
those wishing to obtain license.
e JOHN NJ. CARROLL,
april 24-1ti City Treasurer.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

WINDOW Glass, an assortment For sale By
w OFT & STABLER,
apl "a at the Red Front Drug store
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

The Lexington Gasette mentions that Grace
Episcopal church of that place presented to
the pastor of the NJ E. Church South, one
hundred dollars, to be used in paying the
expenses of the proposed Improvement Of the
anterior of the Methodist church building
: 1hc aid was Unsolicited, and therefore the
more appreciated as exhibiting an elevated
and liberal christian spirit.
The J.yachburg Republican is now printed
en- rev Type, and is one Of the handsomest
a. ~.,,i AS .ne Of the most readable dsiiies
a-,e..sHrt! !; t"e !Staie.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24


hlv adjusted. The dificn,tv cre,z ont of ro,;t.
ical discussion in the editorial columns Of the
resnective n.ners
-..s.
Ne2v Advertisements.
49,
Tonawt,a Soft =, os a "a -. =.
IN apl "a &C. WHEAT.
NEacLar~l 10 barrel. NJ 2 Mockarol ~
M barral n . MaoLa.a, fo. ..1a 800 W. ''' ~
anril % g g W1E.r
4 anri] 81 ~ 2 ps svmX ~ w.
- :. : 80 :
asM a-o,,aa herring ana saad. North
au.rontsad 1'eiS pl1s gyu lui, anu
- = = 80 !.
ENresEa canned Peaches, Corn and Tomatoes,
E for sale by &C. WHEAT.
N lRGlNlA EAHELSIoR PAlNT-cheapest
paint IN use. For sale oy
ViI SIABLER,
april - at Ike hEp fhUNI Drug store.
Ctimmons' Liver lnxicarator-drv ana read1
- n~enaret,.
orr & sTABLrB.
apl a NJ 'hs RED fisONT Drug store.
ATTACHING Oils sl1 crsaes For sale hv
WI OFT & STARTER.
AMI % at the RED FRONT Druo store
= -
ksHEET Ak and all other materials for the
~ mahufac'ure OF wa fi5wers.
For sale at the Bed Front Drug store.
rT1oILET sETs suitable for Bridal Presents
4 Fer sale by OFT & sTABLER,
api "a st the Red Front Drug store.
nITTERsl- Hn.to,or, n;ttar. p1unto,;o~
Is R;.ta~s vinorar p;,t.rs I'D uanaan5,s
MI "a p a. ruont nr.,s,on,
-a ~ - w. lo... =. W s.olo.
VXTINDOW Glass an assortment For sale by
w OFT & STABLER,
apl "a at the Red Front Drug store.
-, 90 - :.
~ Fancy and Staple Goods
5ss in the Valley.
Please call before you buy.
april q F. M. YOUNG.
< - ~, :, :, =, 7-,,,,
Ky EApEess'-Das 70 a: M ohn - re-
S1us vons'an - auu1 LUIS, " mo ia.se
- ~" ON anu any ny o'oo' ~ "nA0n
ne invites aI'entioh. !.
nc 10 AePs cohs.ausly aayls , u me afrisal Oh
n'H nu'e ~ o. III LUG I've" ioiA "arAe''
---=-. =, : -; =
lcyMsS lA:-Noeice - ne1epy gwen
- that the Commissioner OF the Revenue mas
turned over to me TOR collection the state ana
City License for 1873. AS the present License
expires with the 5oth day Of April 1t IS necessary
that attent1on be at once given to Inc SUBJECT ny
those Wishing to obtain license.
JOHN NJ. CAKKoLL,
april z4-lt CITY treasurer.
mo T,DTna:a. p uanarr 10. ;,st
retnrn ed' fronn t,a eastern c;i;es and 10
now RECEIVING beautifnl assortment Of goods Of
avarv dovcr;n3;or for tl,a T.od;asT For tba 1c,,-
49,: - 49, ~ -. 81: 49, a.4-
ers he has .rranaed rooms nm the second f,oor
where thew can If tbeiI. leis1re examine his w.
ried stock.
Gentlemen,s vear If every dissertation will ha
found an,onr he stonk and will he cheerf,t1u
sbo,n ~ theso o,,1;nu evil o.
--------, - p. = e. :,
X s vs.I'-Danel Do ~. anu onoe FACTORY
~ mas oeen removed 70 me lrane oull ~
~ asas'a' strIe'' ,n.m 49, sou.n u me
r. anu 4eA,y opp oro no.ei
h. - ~" - niuo III III rIaasad s y. aooms
oId anta ana w ~ eeo ms
snd :; o; en- ''o oam M i NV 90 .Io
nsn,t a W mites v;stors ne
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

DIFFERS !--Hosteter's >Btters, Plantation
- Bitfers. Vinegar Bitters, and Hoodand's
Tonic. For sale at the
apl "a Red Front Drug store
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

D emOval.-Bantz's Boot and Shoe Factory
LII has been removed to the frame building,
on Augusta street, Immediately south Of the
Bridge, and nearly opposite the American Hotel.
He is now in much more comfortable rooms
than heretofore, and will be pleased to see his
old customers. and as MANY new ones as may
find it convenient to call. He is now near the
Depot, and respectfully invites visitors to the
city, to give him call, especially when they
want a Eashi anahIe boot or shoe. april "a :
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

El,ish. Herring and shad. North
j. Carolina Herring Every package full and
guaranteed C. C. WHEAT
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

Gimmons' Liver lnxigerator-dry and ready
~ prepared.
OFT 8 sTABLER,
apl "a Of the RED FRONT Drug store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24
Tease No. 291.

Deputy U. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
april "a -2t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

ENresEa canned Pea hes, Corn and Tomatoes,
n for sale by G. G. WHEAT
XTlRGlNlA EXCELSIOR PAINT-cheapest
v paint in use. For sale by
OFT Il STABLER,
april "a ct Ike RED FRONT Drug store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

/ Nishs- Herring and Shad-egery package 1ull.
T. april "a c. G. WHEAT.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

TlOILET SETS suitable for Bridal Presents
4 Fer sale by OFT & STABLER,
apl "a st the Red Front Drug store
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24
Neev Advertisements.

X anawhss Salt in store and for sale by
IN apl "a &C. WHEAT.
M ackerel.--l0 barrels No 8 Mackerel, 10
1Nl barrel No. 2 Mackerel for sale by
april "a C c. WHEAT
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24
Case No. 3OS.1
THTS re no GTVE NOTTrE i.

DePuty U. .. MafsHa1, as messenger:
april 24-2t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

"
basis and is rapidly increasing 10 size
Another noticeable point in the Cincinnati
school system is her free night schools which
she throws open every winter to those who
are for any cause unable to attend the day
schools. About three thousand persons avail
themselves of this privilege.
Ny thanks are especially due to Mr.. Han
cock, Superintendent of Schools. Miss Lath-
rop, Principal of the Eighth District School
BY their courtesy I was enabled to look at
some of the schools Of the city in which oc-
cupation 1spent two very enjoyable and very
profitable days.
In conclusion, Mr. Editor. you will allow
me to express the great satisfaction which
feel at the prospect of a marked improvement
10 the free schools of Stanton, The prepa-
rations already made and making for sys-
TEN of graded schools in, our city is very en-
couraging TO the cause of general education.
The future prosperity of the place depends
upon the worth and intelligence of her citi-
zens, and in DO way can these be better fos-
tered than by providing excellent schools for
the education of.all the children within her
limits. Staunton may not have all the ad-
vantages of a large city; but she can have
all that are necessary to secure practical ed
ucation Of just as good quality and, be-
leve, at less expense. And not only is the
character of place formed by it's schools and
the education attained by its citizens, but the
schools of place are an accurate index of
its progress and character. Ssaunton is just
ly proud of her semlnaries for young ladies !;
she can now establish system of free schools
not one whit behind those of Richmond, Pc
tersburg aud LYpchburg and add another
glory and honor to herself ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24
[Casc No. 296. I

Deputy US. MsFsnal, az Messenger.
april 24-2t. s
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-24

4 A achine Oils, all grades For sale by
VY OFT s. STABLER,
apl q at the RED FRONT Drug store.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01
Auslanoifde Aeberfd)t.

Ser preubii&e @eri9tsbof far
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wirb.
tuie mon bort, in ni@t LANCER 3eit nit bem
grSbii&ofe BON Gneien-Yoien. @ra.
fen Gebo&owsti, f& 5u bei9dftisen
baben. unb es ion = 10 wirb BON Berlin
sei@rieben - feline Mmtsentbebuns .bean-
trast perben. iber wel&en Mntras Der
@eri&tsbof su enti&eiben baben wiro.
anbere 8ii&Sfe baben basielbe wie 2eoo-
9opsn setban, allein es jeist f& bierbei
bic 1eipd6runs bes r0mii&en epru&es {:
Denn j,pei basieIbe tbun. 10 III Is ni&t
basieIbe; benn BEN grsbii&of tann mon
e ni&t Oersenen. bab. na&oem mon ibn
resierunssieitis 5u ieiner ietisen Steauns
trboben. er iebt f& nod, penu au& obne
re&tli&e GoIse. primas BON pOlen titu.
liren ldbt. unb 70 NIT BEN seiitli&en amte
politii&e 3wede perbinbet.
g unterlieet ieinsm 3peifel, oab i'm
Der @eti&tsbOf i&ulbis Rnben unb aud
abietsn 'piro. aber mas IN benn eewon'
men. Wo ein Drofe wii&erins bineeben
fonnte. fann aud Elm 2ebo&omsip hinge.
ben uno um 10 mebr wirb ibm Bolt unb
Yriener anbanSen. Das bic 9eaierune
borbat. III lei&t einjuieben.
Die 1ii40fe Rnb bic Gabrer unb bisie
mliem fort; bann. slaubt Die Resierune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01

report, 2a., nod INNER ni9t mad. Oas
Better 1T iebr beib unb i&wil unb baber
fiir bic 2rantbeit bO@it siinfis. au& in
Mempbis unb anoeren Drten am Mififp-
pi baust bas seIbe Sieber nod INNER
i@redli&. Sic @tdbte fnb mie dnsee-
itorben unb wer fieben tann, Hiebt. SIN
sanSen Siioen 1T ansit unb S9reden nee
gen Der seude. sBas biesmal Defenders
auHdais, 1T, bab bic Rrantbeit i'm Snnern
bes 2anbes aufsetreten unb bic seetiiten
fait sans ueri9ont bat. Gin 8eweis, oab
es lotale llria9en fnb, oenen Die seu4e
ibr Gntiteben peaoantt, liefert serabe
Sbrepeport, mo- bas in ben 8apous unb
Slousbs liesenbe tobte Yieb unb bic Ser.
ft6runs zines Rafts (GluBtauuns ourd
ariebboIa bic Guft auf Meilen melt perpe-
Tete.
Sn Sallabaiies & Jloriba, unb
llmsebuns, bat am 10. Sept. Elm arser
sturm sebaust, nobel bic Dd@er mebre-
rer 2dben ab8ebedt unb eirca 80 Wobn-
bduier arg mitsenommen purben. Cine
AnSabl Wsaf&inen gum Reinisen Der
8aumwole (gins) iuuroen 3erit6rt unb bic
GeIber 10 arg peruiitet, bab teine 9aum-
uolle auf benielben seerntet uerben ,pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01
Summer 114.

Nuben sebra@t bdtte, oa bic 8erlamm=
lunssrdume Der Snternationalen seIbloi=
len uno bic berporrasenoften Sibrer per=
trieten uoroen ieien. Sn aleop unb an
bersmo babe Der Municipalratb bic Hepol=
ts berrorserufen burd ben Veriu9, einen
Strite nieberSuuerfen. Sic aepublit ba=
be einise Perionen erboben, aber bic or
men Mrbeiter lperoen bebanoelt tpie 3upor.
SIM ausuit-io iast Der 8eri9t Der Spa=
nier peiter-ls72 CAB es in Gpanien 65
locale GOoerationen nit 224 ii6 anidlie=
Benoen 8euerfen uno 80 Sectionen BON
Mrbeitern, tpel9e su peri6iebenen @emer=
fen sebOrem; int @usut 1873 inb Die
entipre@enoen 3iifern 162, 454 unb II;
i'm Vorjabre sdblte Die Snternationale 25,=
600, iest iiber $4,000 @itslisber. geax
mole feline unoronuns erresen, aber, tpenn
ansesriiien, lei man bereit, i'm Sntere5Ie
Der slrbeit sesen oas 2apital ielbft 3u ben
Baffen 5u sreifen. Ser gonsreB ipra&
ben epaniern ieinen 8eiiaG aus. -Oie
Selesaten BON gnslaub beri9teten, es lei
tein Jorti&rett baielbit gu resiftriren.
Na& benz lesten GonsreB I'M Saas bdtten
Marr unb feline 5reunbe iebe @eitereut=
wideluns perbinbert unb ielbit Der .Sntsr=
national Seralo" iei iibersesansen; BON
ben 26 Seetionen, ,pel9e Dor einem Sabre
eriitirten, tudren bic meiiten fir ben sesem=
mdrtisen GonsreB setueien, aQein Die an=
bdnser Marr's bdtten allen Na9ri&ten
iiber bic 9orsdnse auf bem Continent ui=
oeripro@en uno oaour9 iebe 5bdtiafeit
seldbmt. Gius babe man bod gu Stanbe
sebra@t: bic Yartei Marr's iei einf1u6los
seuoroen.-Sie Manbate bon 3 Stalie=
nern, 10 Spaniern, A 8elsiern, Sollan=
Der. 2 GranSoien. 10 Sdmeisern unb 3
gnsldnoern als Selesaten gum jebigen
gonsreB uuroen ri&tis befunoen. 9eut=
ibe tuaren feline oa. Sie amerifaniibe
@ruppe Der reuolutiondren Socialiiten, be-
rem SeIesirter i'm porisen Sabre auf bem
GOnsreB ni9t Susela1en uuroe, bate ein
Sdreiben einseianot. in ,pel9em Elm ST.
neralratb nur init Pfi9tsn, ni9t NIT
&edtsn ausseitattet" sewiini9t iuir6, benn
obne @eneralratb ,udre bic sanse 8erbin-
ouns madtlos. lleber bic 8el9laEe bes
gonsre7es liest in oieiem ausenblide nod
ni9ts Dor. .s
Aus g an $ omins 9 beri9tet man.
bab bic &euolution sesen bic 8aejI&e
&esieruns sepaltise 0imeniionen an=
nimmt unb Musi&t auf grfols Su baben
i9eint. ........ ..
Sic Stdbte Monte gbriito unb 6uapa=
Tin (im n0rbliden SbeiI Der RepubliD Iinb
i'm 8eFb Der aufitdnoii&en. bic folsli& in
Der unmittelbaren Ndbe BON Yarto platte
iino. 0ie Staot 1T in Yelaserunssau=
itano ertldrt uno elm AnsriH tuirb itinb.
lid er,uartet. Sic pl0bli9e siinftise @en-
ouns. tuelde Der stano Der 0inse fiir bic
auiitdnbii4en nabm. sei&ab in JoIse bes
llebe-sanses bes General @areia init 600
Mann. Das 2riesssei@rei Der &epoluz
tiondre 1T: sort nit benz Sam ana-Ner=
tras. rtieoer nit 8aes"
0ie 9anoelsintereHeu lueroen our& bie=
fen Mufitanb ni9t leioen, oa bic 3epolu=
tiondre ueripre&en, ii& aaer peri6nIi&en
0erfolsunsen entbalten 3u pollen oa es
ibnen nur oarum su tbun iei 8aes 5u itiir-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01
9as Dad ses Nittelj3i6eS bee
SfrakhnYaer 4atheora(e mtrp oeocnw6rs

SIrtkUutUtI 5tuIyt0IWte utluBtHvuWuts
tia pierer brseaelIt. bod mdete bte Nit>
teruns nod lanse Belt Sanits bleiben.
tpenn tie WieperberfellunS nSsarbeiten nod
In tisism Sabre ju Gnpe Seflbrt iperben
ioQen. Die i@6ne @alerie Der 4uppel
If iest polIRdnpts freiselsst unb bat tbr
alte YbYNcsnomie I'm or@iteftoniiaen
Stil bes 12. Sabrbunbert3 wieber erbals
ten. Die 4uppel ielbR. beren Dad pers
brannt, II uorlduf8 NIT Da&pappe &C.
f&dtt ip6ter miro tas Dad peritlben
slet&faus wteper berseReIt weresn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01
Snlanoifd)e Axnofd)au.

Das &ra4en un0 Bre9en Der
Hanten i'm san3en 2anbe bat nod ni9t
oufsebSrt. Sn Neu-Dort belduft f@ bic
3abl Der banterotten Gelb-Snititute aui
iber finf3is, in philadelphia auf iber Elm
Outenb unb 10 iberal I'M 2anbe berum
i'm 0erndltniB. Oas in ben 8anferotten
penorene Capital ldbt fi& nod ni4t ob-
i&dben. An pieleu Orten 1elen bic Ban-
fen tempordr ibre 3ablunsen Elm, ober be-
aablen. uenn He es permO9en, ibre Sc.
poften al ober au9 bieie nur tbeil,peiie.
Bie faul unb our& unb bur& uerrottet
uniere Enansielen 3uitdnoe i'm san5en
2anbe iinb, 3eiste f& bel oieier @elesen.
belt 70 re&t beutli@. An bic Stene bes
ebrli&en Gei4dfts iitoer 8O.ien-, Der at-
tien- unb Ser giienbabni&winoel setreten.
Benn Semanb Dor Is 9asen 3u bebaup-
. ten ee,past bdtte, bab Sap goot & 60.
3abluns, penn au& nur tempordr, einitel.
len mibten. man bdtte i'm reif fiir's Nar-
reabaus ertldrt. unb bod iit's 10.
Cine mertpiiroise gri9einuns mar Die,
ielbf unter sewiesten Ginansleuten berr=
i&enbe 1eri&iebenbeit Der Anf4t. in Be-
aus auf Oas, mas sei&eben iollte, um Dem
lla9lid fir ben Ausenblid Su iteuern.-
@dbrenb bic ginen uerlansten. baB bic
Resieruns ibre "A Milionen &eieruc on
0reenbads iofort in ben 0tartt uerfe, uer-
pabrten F9 Anbere ebeniO enersii9 sesen
ieSe 1ermebruns unierer papier gireula-
tion au9 nur um einen Solar.
Cine lobenswertbe Geitisteit bat bic Re-
sisruns bem Anmaben Der B6rienipieler
seeendber an ben Sag selest. babur&, bab
te I'd weiSerte, ibre &eierbe CUR grlei&te.
runs bes @elbmarttes 3u per,penben. sic
tbat mas Re tbun tonnte, taufte Bombs
gum laufenoen Yreiie auf 70 ueit ibre
8ea&tbefusnib sins unb ni&ts mebr.
Bon allen Seiten itirmte man auf ben
Srditbenten unb ben 6inan3(etretdr Elm,
belbe 3u beuesen. bod es balf ni&ts.-
9atten Fe na&seSeben. Fe bdtten BEN
3anbe einen i&le&ten 0ienit seleiitet, ei-
nen sefdbrli&en prdeeben3fal seitellt unb
ben grebit Der Union ruinirt. Ser grant-
H&e giseniinn fat oiesmaI benz Qanbe ei-
nex sroben 9ienit seleiaet.
8etanntli& bat trot Der brinsen-
ben 8orifeuuns bes YrdRbenten @rant Der
lette Gonsreb ni&ts fiir ben S&ub Der
Gnmanberer setban. I'm benz nd&ifen
gensreb beiueiien 3u t0nnen. mie nStbis
isl&e Rabreseln Hnb. bat bic Resierums
BET Der. @taaten bieien CONNER peitere
Gemittelunsen iiber bic 1ebanbluns Der
ElnwaMberer Sur Gee unb mad Der Gan.
bang anseheut. sic bate auf beri&iebe.
asu Observation-Disclosures bertapste Nsenten
In 3wii&enbede. nm Daten lber bic BE.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-01

Rad einer Nsfanntma&un8 Der 46s
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-13

That the outskirts OF the city Of washington
furnish most excellent sites for the erection Of
handsome villas Ia feet undlsputed, but how tn
30 arrange matters a. TO place the purchase
within reach Of parties OF moderate means has
been the question. Mount Pleasant was lrst
suhdlvlded and cold IN lots, then followed the
several others which have been Improved AMI
now comes the latest and best Of all. number
Of Northern capitalists, a few months ago, puT-
chased from Mr.. A. r. Shepherd the well-known
Gilman estate, the tract adjoining, from Mr.
Prather, and united with Mt. David MeClelland
who owns the next estate, thus taking In = me
property lying on Boundary street At the head ct
Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth streets, and he.
tween Rhode Island and New Jersey avenues
Prof. A. L. Barber, OF Howard University, was
early interested In the scheme, and after the
purchase was made the entire management was
placed In his hands, the company being known
NJ A. L. Barber Co. The tract comprises nfty
acres, and the company propose to designate Il
rs LeDroict park, to subdvide II into villa lots,
large and small. lay out streets and avenues,
and make extensive improvements. On the line
between the Gilman and McClelland estates
there ia very line row of trees, nearly forty
years old, and II Ia proposed to allow these TO
stand and shade the main avenue, 10 he known
north, following the valley between Howard
University and Olenwood cemetery 10 Whitney
avenue, thus forming q beautiful drive TO the
Schuetzen park and the Soldiers Home. James
A. McGill, esq.,, the architect, IL now preparing
plans FER twenty elegant residences, brick and
frame, In country and city styles, which are TO
be erected this season, and TO cost from three TO
ten thousand dollars each, some Of which viii I've
erected Mt once.