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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
HHEriEN,

North GerEEn I.loyd.
STEAM 5-T"sEE BREMEN AID NEW psis,ss
VA hASRs, SOUTHAMPTON AnD HAVANA.
A<EA The steamships cf sbe Nursh
< German 1,o,s wi rs.nn. a",
regular trips as fOllO~e@
- From 5rsine,. @ron New 1,.:ss,(l
fRAHAFraT. ..lSpuary Pc Msrct ,
hANNc. ES. ttbrua,yEa &GIcb %,
SrRASSBt Rtf March rs Anrl "a
FRANKFURT. ..April9. Hayl
further lays of departure viii b al Il sd h.r.-
aY:&T.
The steamers touch outward al HAVE and Hny
ana and on their hone tIp at Havana and -,octb.
anptoo 20 Land and receive rassenYrs and s-ai ut
PE1CES OF PASSAGE.
F-om Bremen. sout hampton OF Hare IN a.va,.
% or NBw Orleans
SSh'i'.'.''..''.. .................. 8 iJJ gold
T. o't.rsse. ......,...s a .....,.... 70 god
'iV'n Ht" Vr]eeis or Eiyana TO SOutLer DlCCSA
Havre or ISenen.
I'lo =. '.''.'.-'...... '-........R lO golL
From EeN Orleans to Havana
,a"'i-''''. .....................*3 *35 gcfd.
Stett sxe. Is gold.
Passage tickets from Bremen Southampton "a
NATE 10 New Orleans, issuei oy N. Undersigned
FOR fufther particulars apply to
~, ~ No. 20 Union street
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INSURANCE.

COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMpA&g
Saw ORLEANS.
Seventh Annual Statements
90 Conformity with the requiremente q Sete
Starter She company publish the following
STATEMENT.
go miume for Che year ending March 81. Ts73:
Fire 900 100000 oOeoooOo $s8o44 65
Marine. .oOOooo o.Ooosooooeooe.so 22ls e3
o.,OosoOOOooOsOosoooo 30 1856 Sc
SotsS. sooeooo ls9 PAT 10
@6S untesmneted Sisks March SO 1870 l2,4ei 70
Totao oooo. slslT I'll %
Gees enesrued March So oooo.oo 1913 =
Sota9 profits. .ooooo. 5 ls96o8 IS
laid ire losses. .oeO.o. bEo, ,595 70
Paid nArine lOsseso.. .ooooosoe 3,s1s 50
esd river YosseS, sooOo.o.so S5,95e So .
3o9a3 sossoso. 100 o.sso.. s+l, ,255 80
Pa!d 6ebate. .o.e.oo. oosssooooo. 5000 50
Pal5 reinsurance. ..o.se.oOsseo 6G9o 20
Ssid oetula premiums.so.o.e. $50 20
Paid tstxe0 CO.. S5l3 80
Paid contingengoo. oeo.oosoSo. 3,65I 70
Paid rento.. o.e....oo...s.oo 1850 q
.'al5 eEpenssao salsyieS &3eO. ?5,3oS 40
S'osal. %. .ooo.. 60 ..ooo 8 le3,ass 90
Soao prohS an6 3oes er& so
tss.sg .o.oo.osooo...oo. G1S5e gs-o % 90 q
SeS SSatf8@ooo ofsooooe Gs65,9-o 80
9sp1sSN
slfoS oeseo S'fooe o
Bills seceivsoi@.o 90. yo7resa 81
Furaiture. 1886 %
Ha9bor bOa9 stOckoeoo. ..ooo,.oo..eooossso $50 %
gito bonds 90. ..eoeosoos-ooa.s.s.oo 1890 %
Bllo i,o course OF GolIGt,oH. aeS..o.s.o 1888 OF
oasla 27oS5 IL
Cote! .oeooss.sse 8 596 r86 g
sHhe above Is 9ust ana ooSresS Grassceip9 2on
e5e socks oe the companS
2Sa@ Orleans msrcA So 6efS
g. 10 oGLBs8S, Sese,daeJ2
|SeL9caa HosT-sGros, Secretary.
e;worIS % ald subscribed bt fore me, go9aeya o9
Sol9 9l32,eent % day of April A. d. 1873.
EDGAR GRIMc. NotarS Pubic
Q2 So,gu!aO meeting of the Board of Directors
held on the fourteenth of Aprit. 1873, it
share be declared on he capital STOCK OF the como
pany out of the proits of the past year, payable
at the oShce Of the company on and after the
twenty first, in cash rpoa all paid up stock. Upon
tina extinguishment of stock nstes. and TEN
DOLLARS in cash. and that interest at the rate OF
e.ght per cent per anpum be allowed on all cash
payments upon stock frcm date of payment to toe
thirty y. first OF March, 1879.
J. H. 0GLIsRY President
JOHN T. HAKD1K. Vice President.
TAL-Ba HywyfSGTOK. Secretary.
New Orleans April 10, 1873. apis in
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

fG'HR CREDITORS OF THR ABOVE ESTATE ARB
J. hereby notified that the second and third gen
eral meetings OF the creditors will be held at the
Office of p. Augusttn ESQ.,, one of the registers III
bankruptcy, No Al Exchange alley, at the city of
New Orleans. on the seventeenth day of May, 1877.
at tweiv7e q clock n.
NORTON Assipuaa
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
IN TSE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE
UNITED STATES.
In Bankruptcy-Ns. 1870
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

TS THB MATTER OP FRAME WAGNER ISDl-
vidiaily and as a member Of the hrm 90 "aSc
oner Meyer, Bankrupt.
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CAPITAL, ejOO,"N0
tStrctfy Fre.)

parties desirous Of insurance have the privilege
ol o.. Ilsss s 81 81 ai ~ d,sd9 =, ~.
end of the year or in heu thereof - the usual
bate. Insures against FIRE risks exclusively, II.
city oy county, II thh lowest rates of preniumA
D. LEU5RIE. Presidens-
G. s. iSIH,
fl .tAn nf G1al rt2
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE Az,
ISOLATION OP EBw oRLRAysa
2.5o. .eagaa, Commercial Place. ao.o2S
8etveeS Damp and st. 0hasses straetS
90
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

10Y foStO DlSTRiCT COLhE Fch OFfE S6hlnc
OF ORLEANS.
&LFRED MARCHAND VS.. THE GREAT SOJ 6FoERN
and Western Fire. Marine and AccidenC .Nsuro
snee COmpany-Eo. 1880
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE CRED56-
IN Of the afore said company. and to all other
persons herein interested to show cause within ten
DAYS from the present notification, If any the
have or can, why the account presented by Hen-y
feychaud. receiver and lquidating comm! ss!oner
OK the aforesaid company, should not be homelo-
gated and approved, and tAe funds distributed 70
accordance Herewith. A.
By order Of the Court. -.
apes 2,my4 A p LoND Depul1 Clerk.
INiTED STATES DISTRICT 0OJKTo
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA
So THE MATTER OF JOHN F QUITS A8g2 80 ..
Ogden, individually and as membe;0 % aSS
oTm OF Butts osdsp bankrupts'
2n Bankruptcy-Hoo D29G0
vUNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
L of their appointment az assgnees OF the estate
of John F. Butts and J. n Ogden, individually and
ID members of the firm of Butts Il Odgen. of New
Orleans, parish OF Orleans and State OF LOuisiaa,
adI Judged bankrupts upon their own petition.
WILLIAM STEVEEo
Z. &. NORTON.
ep2a my29s Assigneeoe
&no gHE DISTRICT COURT OB THk
RNITED STATES
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
. 3eS9GRANCI9 s9ON239SssqSsSo
0mcC 9Sornee o,a 8samp G,9 9annI ssree,S
CapSaso. 90 ,oooooeo Q. .oeosssooat-SGAo o
esseoo 5eosaoe9sa 9sre oo.o.o,O.o.oo eos-sia B
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04


Ga eluermo-G 9th the oqu,re nects of ther
6Sart4o. oSe Company publish tie following stal-
rsent;
Total premiums fer one y. % .o,ir.
fepfaaio Co. 20 o.............. stn},7l9 Is
60. r,re % Go 60
Marine QrernIumo oooo 65s 5e' q
5t~et Src miuIns sc..se 29,4H ~ 659 Ss3 Oh
6Sae oeesrSe5 San 3 seturoesi Ieemiuraea
se92eurtsoSe SoHS se5aag &c goa=
eArSnso. q. s.oo,,o...o,.s..oso. .oe.soq. @.@e 70
set peemqaras, ssooo, ,eooo....o.o.o.o 1870 % 45
%ire io-seso. .ooe.e.. .,. .ooeso.. s?t,8ep %
Marine !os=4o,oe. .o..oo ,ao. 652,l36 10
a6ScG sosseeooOoo o.. .eoeo,..o.. 10, les 7S
gotai' .ooo..o go. o.. .ootSfT IA t8
Taxes, too. 90 o.e.eo. 90: ::.,. l0,235 =
BypeLses, proht AID 9>sss
less Discount account. 81 I66@ RAG1 II, Mn %
6roo. O ooose,oe,o.,o,s.o. s33,4 ,47o SO
CHE conpanv has Ghe following assoc estimated
at the lowest market value.
Oftv and other bonds O. asoooe e fS30c 20
Bank and other stoeks. % eo.ao..o...... i6,niT
Stock and scrip If insurance ctnpSnitG0 65 838 On
Real estate. O O. ao......,m. 6o8OO %
Bills receivable on mortgages. a.eo.eaa 1854 81
B.lls rece ivabie. .eae.......@o....,oooss A5Sl =
Fremiurrs in course Of coEec.icn.ee...5 6l,3.7 n
Cash on han6and IL Europe. .eoqooao...a "S,,24 =
9otaea.. 90 600 .o,. CO. a.e9,.. o.. sls7Ito is
Che soov~ statement ie true and eor2t tran
scrip. frou the books Of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
3 3. RorGo secretary
STATE op LOUISIANA,
YAK oh Of Orleans city Of New Orleans !
s6orn 20 sn9 srbscrlted before mt this twenty.
Hfth day otS March. lST1.
g5CEARLEs CUvELLIER-
&GPary Bubhc No. INC Gravier street.
Che 2osad OF Trustees have resolved to pay Six
PBa CENT intt rest on the outstanding certificates
of scrip OF and after MONDAY May u. 1873. said
,ctp to be- then converted into capital stock, as
per au0nd>t6 ohart-r of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Precedent.
ONT. CARIIERE. Wee Presdsnt
o G. Goe 20 store'ery.
RoiRD OF DIRECTORS
Klecte. February IT, lsI@S
@harie- 3rgGD thomas L. Hu13,
Ant. C.rri-re, Chm. Hono!d,
'i-orge a. Fvsdic6@ n Jamison,
Errg@ Z. g. Howarf6
L Al rs.'tN Pelix Larue,
A I're"i. Us, Aug. Bohn
tr urge " DiEcaG Ki~ard Toby
4 p. ST.. <n.,!s5 Wash. Mortor0
Hvnry }. 1850 William Knox,
Harqueze, ". g. Bailey,
tserl.s ", iAhaar J. E Livaudat
A Lecour Atv oSd Violet,
Prank Williams, A K Miller,
Charles Latte Edward Xo,rhgN
Rudolph s!eg. J. A LuA.
~ q Black. Siias WeekA
George y. Hynsou. MIN
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Epk HAVANA.

EDk HAVANA.
Touching at Ecdar Keys and Kcy 1ss..
carrying the United States Ga.i.
[-fn Tae New Grssnrse FleY.Ja
<S.S-F8&2 aaG AavaEs Steamship Gclnri,n,
IEAk.1. Will dispatch a FIRST 1,sss Fat 1,.o-
Every Wednesday.
From s;is '3ot 81 CailiOpt street, Elrpc 0tsTs.ae
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Tc HaValA- 80 JedS.- KsJ
cabin ..,......,.......Ef 50 SIS
Through bits OK .aaing ias leI I. 81, o1.,iss IN
F1orca. including Tampa. and % Sc~ Iorz Cb.r
tt,s' d savannah.
None but the companys bills of DAD ~ sisasi
ana n1ue signed after sailing Of the atea ,ner.
Splendid passenger acOO stious auS es-1r5h
ftohets given to above pOnts
No freight received without permit srcr, .hs Jl.
h.e
For fF54sht OF passage apply to
|. e. E.HEERTS Tressnre. q
M. i29 Con- DII et1as,
over tee Louisiana SatioEa IL j,aas,
Tns stoen.sh? HAVANA tolLu~s o. regular
Gay do5 n
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NREAr JACKSON ROUTE.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows from depO:
foot Of Cailiope streetE
pRPART. ARRIyR.
Express. 1;4O A. H. }Ex prees...... 4s3O n
Mail ...... 800 p Il Mail ......... 1890 r. H.
AcCCAmOdA- tAcccOmmda
ton. 400 p NJ TOM. $50 A. n.
This line Is many niles the shortest. and many
hours the quickest to all points North and East,
and the only line running Pullman's Palace Sleep
ing Cars to Louisville Humboldt and Memphis
without change Only change to principal
cities North and Bast. Tickets for sails and all in
formation given corner Camp and Comm on streets
under City Hotel. New Orleans
A d. SHELDON, Agent.
1ai2 " E. D. FROST General Manager
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

FHE CROM WELL Linz.
For New York Direct.
This Lima IL composed OF the 5tsameacA
NBw ORLEANS. CoRTxa
GEORGE CROMWELL. EsO283 u sASHlSa~os
fIrA TIE steamship
81 L. NKW ORaEA>s9
z. Y. GAGSR Comm and4sg
SATURDAY. Nav il 1t Il,
VII! .eays lor wharf. foot N TouoIs Sc street ",
Abovs-
Freight foY Liverpool, GreEaaa s,ad Esv-s aas.a3
sy this hne. sZid through i5Is OF ,acug strsf ist
the sa1ns. ?ns re lSht o. rassaee sppiy 70
ALFRED AOUITGE
IA: 30. 81 Gsr,7.dsist a. 1sy
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

UNITED SCATES DJSTkIIV VOl RT.
DISTRICT OF L0E IsIANA6
IN THK NiTTEA OF II. n. S,RbRECHT SAEK-
rupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1928.
FlNEE CSoRRSlGEBD HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
j o. his appointment as assignt,t of the estate II
3. =. sie,recft "f New Orleans, parish If Orleans
and State Of Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt upon
his Own Petition
ape - myS Z & NORTON, A1sglAA
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LEGAL NOTICES,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
n OH 2ATTER OF DANIEL FRAZKS GSs9 &
rupt. o
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

Steamer AmIte, DounelNo fur Pensicola
Soh"oneo BtEso NSbci6 or Roata@ ie%aseZo
ieGb
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

Tie above statement ia 3 9ns: true and correcs
transcript from TIE books 0! the company.
PAUL FOURGdI. President
% y Moro Secretary. o
STARR OF LoCIsIANA, q
Parrish of Orleans
City OF New Orleans.
Sworn % and Jubscrited before me this $erti
dsS Of lure, 1872.
8. CHS CUVsLLHa, Notary Public
Al meeting Of the Board of Directors held u
the tenth cay of June, 1872 it leaolvyG t. psy
CASH DIVlDBND OF THIRTY PER CtEr OF
the net earned participating pre- m'as for yIe yss'
ending May 3, 1872, payable Oh the third Monday
of July next Also. to pay OIL deH,aat ten PER col
interest 70 the scrip holders upon cSnver.on o.
their Scrip into capital stock, IS per aEaondea ch
.es Of Sle company,
GsircctSsO
p 3kPBRta DA3D McC9Aa9
% z RELFo L. +. GENRRBeo
NJ PUI4, r. FOURCHY
.. % WILT,2 40 J.J. FERNAEDEg
b a. CHAFFRAYx M. ALLBya
SsIf 90 CHARLES 2AFITTH.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04

Qnsureo er0, aarine sed Rivto Risks, @ei2ng
the profits separately Cd each department to the
insured
For tho accommodate. Of Qs customers, TITO.
Company oSi make masae aosses payable o.
Londoro
Is rUYBs Prestdsn9
& E. S2acsso Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
In Bnnkruptcy-NO. AQII

VE;HB CREDITORS OF0HB ABOVE ESTATE ARR
ID hereby notified thai have filed my final &C
count as co assignee and that on the nineteenth
day of May 1873 shall apply to the said court for
a settlement of SAID account and for a discharge
from all liability cOassignee IN accordance Win
the twent y-eig lth section OF the bankrupt act of
March g. 1876.
myi3t f. z. NORTON, Assignee
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-04
IllONITION.
STATB OF LOUISIANA
cHAR1 rs WHITING vs. f. osANKo-No.

S99r@ DIs9RIGT COURT Foa THE gbRIsR oa5
OtLE.aNS
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ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER is, 1878
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Castor Sulphur Springs,

THE PROPRIETOR OF THE CASTOR
has enlarged and improved his accommo-
dations for guests the ensuing season, and
that he will be able TO entertain with all
the comforts Of home any number who
Shall seek The Springs for either health Or
pleasure. Families can be supplied with
private apartments, and ladies with rooms
secluded aud comfortable. The table will
I've supplied beautifully with the best TO
he had. Good saddle and harness horses,
hacks and buggies, and attentive hostlers
will be- found at the stables, aud the
roads, having been repaired, will afford
good drives. Those seeking relaxation
aud amusement will find spacious ball
room, bo Wing alley, billiard tables, &c u,
ready for their use. The adjacent forests
abound in game, and tue bayou Castor,
running near by, is noted for it's fine
| fishing
The waters of the CASTOR SULPHUR
SPRINGS are known to lave great ei1ica-
cy in correcting arrangements of the d!-
gestive organs. lu all cases Of general de-
blity, its Alternative and tonic effects are
marked, prompt and satisfactory. The
most obstinate cdtaneous diseases unfail-
ingly yield To lis Influence II properly
used Chronic rheumatism, neuralgia and
old ulcers may be promptly mitigated and
often radically cured by judicious use OF
these waters.
The Springs are situated about IS miles
northwest of HarrsOnburg and 20 miles
southwest of COlnmbi. A regular line oil
stages will run twice week between Co
lumbiI aud the Springs. Recent I'M
provements on the roads and bridges ren
der the Springs easy OF access 10 all kinds
of carriages from every direction.
Board per day for adnlts.----..----.&2 OF
Board per week for adults II Ot
Board per mouth for adults. 40 Ut
Drafts payable Oh the lst day OF Jann;i
ry, 1874, given by Responsible parties o!
responsible merchants. will be received
for board THOS. }. HOUGH.
MAY I. JS733-:,m. Proprietor.
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tT The Omaha Heard ,.l,,r.es that
gu. s. Grant was Gle real p.onvi,so,.
author and fini.I.ar of the salary grab.
with Gen. Butler as his CHEF hcn,i,-
man." and asks: "Do Republican con-
vcniions anywhere. do Republican
journals anywhere, has tie ST. LOWS
Democrat ever denounced any at
tempt TO drive from Office the man
Grant for this abuse Of high trus'g"
On this point of Grant lobby lug for an
increase of his salary, tie New York
Sun says:
::rhose familiar with the history OF
this Infamous legislation know there
Was a private understanding by w',ici,
only the principal functiona'ics Of tho
government and Congress were to ls,
benefited. The design was to create
a sort Of official aristocracy. The
movement originated il, the interest If
the President, and was persistently
urged by him on all occasions as a nc
cessiiy. There are nu't.bcls of Reprh-
lican Senators aud Representatives,
and some Democrats OF easy virtue,
who can speak from personal expert
ence on This subject. Tt WAS the only
policy which tue President constantly
, pressed, aud with a zeal like that
, which I've manifested on behalf of the
San Domingo job, in which he is now
known 10 have had contingent stake
Y If a pecuniary nature."
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F.EN. DOUGLASS CoM'LAIN<. Says
q Nashville spec i,l 10 ise Louisville
Courier Journal: In conversation with
a Banner reporter to-day. Fsrd Doug
lass said that he hal been .'isylarCA r6
til cnlorel fair grounds yesterday.
The attention lie deserved and hal q
ri.ht TO expect wds not given him.
The women i:'(Ne'i, AMI in the wear Of
the amp;pii:nea,rr i"'licing and .ap,-
hlinn went on wit,,n;t ,e>, aint. He
lad Not So much |ore for Ike present.
generation nr blacks as ior ,iIe Using
generation, vii" would he educated AMI
grow up an honor ~ The ,ace. lie sail
that he na', been ,rcaie't with disiil'-
yuished consideration to-day by prom
inent white citizens in visiting p rti"ns
of the ely. lie was well received Ivy
Gov. Brown u'ul other State officials.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR!
TO BE Ht.I D
.0ctoberzl5, l6 and II, 1878
TINE RAPIDES AGRICULTURAL
i Fair Association will give tneir
Grand Fair

as above. They have well and newly
fitted up the r APIDES RACE
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W.T.. BLACKMAN,
j, c.. FRENCH, President.
Secretary.
Aug. 27-tdi.
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~ The farmers OF the West have u
new wnyof pnttingit. Thus the Mad
ison (Ws.) Democrat says: In firm
produce it costs he peon'e Of this dis
t, let the wo, til OF about 100 bushels Of
corn to compensate Mr.. Gerry w. Haz-
elton for one DAYS service in Cong "ess;
in oats, 300 bushels per day; in wheat:
IS bushels pcr day; in potatoes, l5o
bushels"
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THROW PHYSIC TO TIE DOGS

which is given away with Dr.. Foote's truly
wonderful work,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-15
gQe1l'u,
TO, JE T'AEME.

BY MARGARET j.. SANG STIR.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-10-15

'sRobert, ;oi ie t'aime!'
l hu-hed my heart 70 hear
What siren voiced nv name
In tones so silver clear.
Oh, thought 100 full OF bliss!
Those nces could Only iall
From lips I'd love 10 lis,
The sweetest lips of all.
"Roberi, toi je t'aime!''
], were no harm 30 see
q eucnched my meei -ctaum's tiame)
Woo sang so we'll Of me.
Like mot 10 Hli,e,ing ]igbs
Nv neigh DORIS candle dew
Nv footsteps ',rou"'l ,.he n; silt
All, love! | Thought Of you.
The candles beam was dim,
But by DE moon superb
saw a figure ii'im,
A fare severe, acerh:
Not lucia. but her aunt.
Who :'prac'iced" in he dark,
And OF nv d'e9inS gallant
Was scarce he shining mark.
':Robesf. toi je t'aime!'
NV dar'jl@, iS you'll saw
Just so much with my name
This sunny summer day,
From sweetest lips Of al
I'll llus', my heart 10 hear
TIE a"cents as 'heV iyll
In tohcs 80 soft and clear.
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