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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
VIE MARKETS.
Baltimore Market, July %. 1874.

FLOUR-City Mills Super. IS (9 IS
Low to medium extra. 6 90 (D so
Rio brands Extra. 100 (9 %
Patapsco Family ........... 9 so (@ 90 90
Extra ............. 600 &C. 90
WHEAT-The receipts of Wheat to-day a
mounted to only about 10000 bushels OF
which 1000 bushels were Southern. The
demand for prime and choice samples of Sou
thern is active and the market is shade frmer.
We have sales to day of 1000 bushels prime
red held over from yesterday, on private terms,
but understood at a slight Improvement on
figures offered yesterday, and 1000 bushels at
from l20 to l43 cents for common red to amber,
and l42 cents for prime white. There is also
a good demand for other descriptions, both
from millerS and shippers, and we have sales
| 200 bushels common W Western red at 20 cents,
Is. 400 do. good do. do. at l2S(all3O cents. 200
do. amber at l33Ml35 cents, and 400 do.
choice kentucky amber at | 40 cents, and ?, 900
bushels No. Western winter red, in Elevator,
on private terms, for export.
CORN.-Thc offerings OF Southern Corn to-
day were light, and the market was firmerr
The sales were only 200 bushels at SIS cents
for prime yellow. % cents for do. white and
50 cents for hlue-eyed do. There was a better
inquiry for Western mixed, and higher figures
are asked
OATS.-The market for Oats is fairly active
and the feeling is shade frmer though prices
are not higher We learn Of sales 10 600 bus
helS mixed " eStern, for September and Q tohcr
delivery. at II cents. ;, 600 do. MIXED Western
on track at $40 so cents, 1000 bushels Sou
thcrn at - cents. ana :, SOC do do in lots NJ
55d60 cents, latter for choice high, samples.
RYE.-Thcrc were no receipts nor sales Of
Rye to-day, and We quote at s0@Sj cents for
fair to prime.
TOBACCO-The movement in Leaf Tobacco
continues active. and the market firm for all
descriptions. OF Maryland the receipts are
light, but all the lots offering are taken up on
arrival at full prices. For Ohio the demand is
active, and prices firmly maintained. Sales
this week !. 900 TO !. 600 hhds. $50 OF " hich
were taken for France, which very nearly com
plcrcS the French contract for Ohio and the re-
maindcr, with the exception Of a few small lots
taken by home manufacturers. for the various
European markets In Kentucky and Virginia
We are again without transactions to note but
for each he market i very strong. The ex-
ports from this port this week have been as fol-
lows. viz / .l56 hhds and ljt cases TO Brc-
men, l95 hhdS 10 Amsterdam, ,0+T hhis
To Genoa. hhds. and - cases to the Yves, In
dies total. 1924 binds and go cases Prices
are firm all around, and We quote TO-DAY As
follows VIZ
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
Persons Out of Employment i'm Wash
ingtOn city.

There has never been before so large num-
Der of persons without employment in this city
as now. All government offices and workshops
have largely reduced their force. The District
works employ not tenth of those at work a
year since, and many private establishments
have diminished the number of their hands
Openings for employment of every kind are
sought with avidty, and since the opening OF
the new District government more than two
thousand applications have been made, especial
ly the number Of idle colored persons found con-
gregating in all places that seem likely to show
some novelty that will dSsipate the time which
hangs so heavily on their hands, is in view of
the probabilities of the coming winter, a ser-
Gus matter. Already, however. the ettiux OF
the colored population into the country has
been going on to a considerable extent, but a
store of labor lies worse than useless here, that
if properly employed on the farms of Maryland
and Virginia would add largely to their pro-
ductveness, and give the low idle drones, that
live from hand to mouth now, and whose only
probable expectations of subsistence this winter
lies in public and private aims, an opportunity
to win their own bread and to begin to become
useful, even thrifty members of society - Cor.
Sun
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
NOTICE.

'NEIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Charles County, Maryland letters of
Administration on the personal estate OF
ELEANOR BARNES,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims agSinSt said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscr-
Der, on or before the oath day January next.
They may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said dcceased's estate. Given
under my hand this oath day of July, 1874.
WILLIAM +. HANBACK,, Admir-
jv "a of Eleanor Barnes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
NOTICE..

MIR. THOMAS VI. WEIGH, the present in
wi cumbent aS OverSeer of the Poor, having
resigned the Trustees will receive applications
till the 18th of August to fill the vacancy
None need apply but those competent. All
applications must be filed with Mr.. 7. NJ.
W eIch, at the Poor House, through mail or
otherwise.
BY order of the Board of
" Pat TRUSTEES OF THE POOR
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
School

I'IIERE will be public Examination of the
L Pupils, and an Exhibition, in School No.
2, Election District No. 4, on THURSDAY,
August 9th. The public is very respectfully
invited to attend.
j. RICHARD COX, Teacher
July q, 1874
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
Cattle Market.
Divine Service

Service may be expected in Port Tobacco
Parish rs follows. commencing / ! o clock r. m -:
Aug. ;. 9th sunday after Trinity, Pincr
Aug. Q, 10th sunday after Trinity, Port To-
hacco.
Aug. -. llth sunday after Trinity. Pinev.
Aug. %, 18th Sunday after Trinity, Port
Tobacco.
Aug. 80, 18th Sunday after Trinity, Piney.
CONNOCATlONAL.-Rev Dr. LEVIN. Dean
of the Convention of Washington. ~ intends
ID V to hold Conversational Services in ST
Johns Chapel, Bumpy Oak, on MONDAY. Au-
gust 81, and at Christ Church, Accokeek, on
TUESDAY. 4th
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court of Charles County. Set;
July u, 1874.
nRDERED by the Court, that WILLIAM F.
" HAMNACK, Administrator of ELEANOR
BARNES, deceased, give the notice required by
law to the creditors of said Eleanor Barnes to
exhibit their claims, legally authenticated, by
advertisement published in some one newspa-
per published in Charles County, Maryland,
once in each of three successive weeks.
True copy,-TeSt:
NJ. THOMPSON,
Reg. Wills for Chs. Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31

There are now five free scholarships va
cant in St. Johns College, at Annapolis.
and which are to be filed by the School
Commissioners of this county. One of
these scholarships is entirely free, emitting
the holder to both board and tuition. on
his giving bond conditioned to teach in
the public schools of this State for the
same length of time that the scholar shall
have remained at the college. The other
four scholarships are only free so far as
tuition is commonwealth pupil being oblig
ed to board himself.
AS will be seen by the advertisement
there is also free scholarship now vacant
from this county in the Baltimore Female
College.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31

The Base Ball fever, which has pretty
generally pervaded the whole country for
the last few years, has at last undoubtedly
invaded our peaceful and primitive COM
munity. Even our Juveniles, initiating
the Child of larger growth, have become
infected with the prevailing epidemic, and
we this week publish list of the officers
Of the Juvenile Base Ball Club, lately or
ganized in this place. We owe our youth
full friends an apology for not having made
the important announcement last week,
but it was crowded out by other matter.
We feel satisfied of one thing, however, that
if the Juveniles continue to practice as
industriously, with such marked improve
ment as they have done since their organ
ization, they will make soon some of the
other clubs come to grief. The following
are the names of the officers:
President-J. w. Shackelford.
Vice President-J. f. Stewart.
Secretary-J. R. Lacey.
Treasurer-John Matthews.
Capt 1st Nine-H. H. Boswell.
Capt. Cd Nine-John Stewart.
The uniform of this club: Red knee
pants, white stockings, black belts, striped
calico shirt and linen caps.
The Nationals of Washington failed to
meet the Potomacs on their grounds in
Nanjemoy, on Tuesday last, according to
engagement. The Nationals were under
engagement to meet club from Philadel-
phia for match game on Monday, but
the latter club from some cause failed to
put in an appearance at the proper
time; but telegraphed they would be
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
TRU STEES SALE.
Real Estate in Charles Co.
Maryland.

DY virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Charles County, Nd, the undersigned
Trustee under said decree. will offer at PUB
Lie SALE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
Death of n Good Citizen,

We regret to announce the death. at his
residence at White Plains. of Mr. Geo y.
Rowe, aged about 65. Mr. Rowe was well
known to US and our readers as the Crier
of both the Circuit and Orphans Court,
which office he has filed for long time
probably twenty years. He was an
upright man, quiet and unobtrusive, and
highly esteemed by all who knew him
His health has been failing for some time
past and he doubtless was fully prepared
for his approaching end, having always
been consistent and earnest member of
the Methodist Church.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners met on Tues
day, and we learn by an advertisement in
our neighbor, the Independent, are to meet
again on Tuesday next, the 4th Of August
At their meeting on Tuesday, they a
warded the contract for 1000 dog tags to
J. F. W. Dorman, of Baltimore, for Sos
The only other bidder was Mr.. Geo. Tay-
lor. who bid $125, and of course did not
get the contract.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
Orphans Court.

On Tuesday, Charlotte Reed, by her
ccunsel, Messrs. Digges and Stonestreet,
filed petition for the revocation or an
nulment of the indenture of an apprentice
ship heretofore made by the Court of her
son to Capt. Wade. The case is set down
for hearing on Tuesday. J. W. Mitchell
Esq, for respondent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
SCHOOL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF AN ESTRAY

7 HEREBY certify, that John A. NARROW of
L Charles county, brought before me the sub
scriber, one of the Justices of the Peace in and
for the said county this 22d day of july in
the year 1874, estray trespassng upon his
enclosures, red and white COW unmarked in
the ears, and is now giving milk.
THOMAS c. WILKINSON, J. p.
hereby give notice that the owner of the
above described property is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
it away otherwise it will be disposed of ac-
cording to law.
JOHN A. NARROW.
July "a, 1S74-2t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31

FLOUR-City Mills Super. IS C9 rs
Low to medium extra. 90 C9 so
Rio brands EXtra......... 90 Ge %
Patapsco Family ........... so G 90 90
Extra O 90 n O 90
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31
The Circuit Court.

As we went to press last week the Court
was engaged in hearing the habeas corpus
case of Charlotte Reed VS.. Richard Wade.
After a full hearing the Court dismissed
the petition, much to the newly developed
distress of the mother of the boy in con-
troversy. Messrs. Digges and Stonestreet
appeared for petitioner, and John W,
Mitchell, Esq. for Capt, Wade. The
Court then adjourned until Monday, which
day was fixed by agreement of counsel for
hearing the exceptions to the Auditors
report in the equity case of Ward vs.. Luz
cretia Thompson. but owing to the rain
Court was not held on that day The
term of Court was altogether the dullest
we have ever seen, and very uninteresting
in every way.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-07-31

try. They guarantee good articles at low
prices. Give them call.
Last, but not least, we invite attention
to the advertisement of our old friend Jas.
F. Owens, boot and shoe maker at this
place Mr.. Owens was for many years the
foreman of the late VIM. II Welch and is
well known to us and many of our readers
as being first class workman, and as
such we cordially recommend him to the
public.
We think that in all these matters our
people should patronize parties who adj
vertise their business in our local papers
1t shows desire to become acquainted
with our people that ought not to be neg
lected by the latter. And you may be
sure, when a man advertises literally what
he has for sale, that he is a wide-awakc
business man, and fully up with the times
and does not intend to be outdone, either
in the quality rprice Of his goods by any
one else. As they think our custom worth
seeking we should reciprocate and at least
give them a call before purchasing else
where.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-29

,!s.. PASSENGER !aaiWS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-29

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-29
UI..oN REPUBLICAN, STATE CEN
I1il COMMITTEE.


u Rcrubrirsn state Central u Inr.it;ec, Leld
IA Virginia City, June -, 1874. il vas
Resolved ihat a State Convention Of the
Union Republican party be held al NinneInuc-
q: on I hursday. september "a, 1874, 10 nun4i-
Il. .e sudi,t.s :or the following ohcs-, 10 VII
Governor, .i.utoLsnt governor, IL PIE ct n'a-
tive in to1icr.ss two justices Of tie SUPP. II:
court loi and sEori t,rl,s', Secretary oi STATE
Att JrIlty t-t.rAl. Treasurer Of State, Control
Ter Of state, surveyor General, sulerlnt'nG'h
ot Public Instruction. state Ml!!erLIoSlst cleik
tf the Suiroi.lc Court, State PRINTER. and state
Central Conn ittce. and icr the trarsacti,n Z:
such other business as tball properly come ID
fore tie Convention.
Resolved VLa; each county lie entitled TO ere
dele gate &. large, one for each lcc votes and one
for each fraction over 50 votes cast for j. ".
Haines Presidents! Hector, st the genera! eiec-
tiOu Of 1872.
Iesolvtd That the tes: 20 be required Of all
voters at the primary elections q the AZ!
shall be: first-ATe You citizen Of tie uLl-
I'D States and State OF Nevada or Viii !oI: he
lawful voter at the eIsnins el,etion: sscond-
viii you SUI pot tie ~ mines q TIE EepGt.i-
cau State ait County CpnYtEilrA ~ tie Le-t
election:
Resolved That tie ssv,ral County committee
IL r-coia:I.u EG.d to sdcpt sGch other anu
tests al may seem to them Necessary 10 tie PFC
mott. If Turit. and fai-nt IS - the primaries.
Delegates sre :. = .llttG ~ he stI,Ial coun-
t.ts - lC-IrWs
Churchill .......-....-..... .....-'-.-'
if,Jg i.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
J.! so----..------- - 80 ''--'-
= = Leg
l.J5!l.ts- -sti observation-disclosures. =
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White Inc. ADMINISTRATIONS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-29
Friday. ssr.erLer 18th, 1871.

IesoIygG. That Zach t0Wrshil Ee allowed 70
vote for its own delcg5tps to the state fIll.
County CoLSeIticns:
Resolved, That ,Le jcI, gates 10 tbs State
CuuytItiou. shall be tIuI owtr,d to act as n II
beTs Of convention 10 be conn ST G, del, gates
irom poug!&s, CrInsLy ala Wsshoe Counties
AID lcreatt,r 10 he called f. the purpose a
pc a4inatirG :. Ju;;lsr oi Il: district formed Of
sa.,i ULilc-.
he-olve3, Tha. tie County Nominating Coz
v.Itoa ssst I. bic & tlC bis:Ttc. Court Icon. IL
Carson, On tie
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-29
70 TIE EsIF17.E ;i'HATE

| ~, NEW EfF.fu:FS
49, NV Ey95IE!!cs.
60 DE-. CIuE09,'@ }lisPil2sAE Z
t 2grcS So. Iie,irG'y s:sest.
| san Trancisro Established in 1s!5 fer the
:Tc:tIE,fi 81 SexuGi and :, MI; - as' >Ech
Gcip niles. hle'st. strirsu!e, sSli,i-js in al
/ rs fUiILs. Seminal NtchLtss. I4!lot6l e., CIR
| Skin diseases Of years st4..G4I ana lIctralti
! l., IS st.ca, hsfulis tie at.>i.
HorE:Eie ttisea.es..
| How many thousands II peieons. io'h mais
! and :, male are tl'rc WHO ale tUtft1Ii cut !.
miserable existence III III The fleets oi secret II
| dulge..cts or from virus aUs.i bed INTO the s!=
! ten Look ut THEN fallid "Ltssiat,d Bnd az
figured fECe- and their lr,E, Lawn coI.stIt, Z
t;CBs. Gl~4uality r. l.. IL f,r de hapliness -
| IIarT!ace CT the enjoy 1T ct lite. IN tbs
| hurIid situation thousands suffer until death
| closes tie scene. lat rGr he, guardians.
friends. att.rd 10 these v ho e,I1 lii ( VII.
sny Ct Ii..se h'rriilr. ilt,- s;l,y.Lc nslaG.f-
that L,y 1 tor and cured h.i,re !
| Re too late. Seld them iIruitdiateiy u IL.
GIBBOE. physician VITO has made prisats
diseases his especial study tos years. and Sho
certain to cure the most eterate case vii LC-
mercury CT any inirricust.iEfs.
SsmIna. " takn mess.
Seminal Emissions, the eons' ut,nce e Sell
atns.: Ills solitary vie. 81 d-pTsNe,i seaRi-
induir, !Ct- il practic.d ts tte you.t vi 10
sexes 20 ap almost unlimited 'atent, rIot.nc5I +
with CrtlTiIg certsiIty tbr I. liz SiLg trim 81
Nor sd - nl TONS uIiess &C Iutaeti ly hut n.
fic medical MEASURES. VIZ: sallow couHt--.-
aEce dark spots u':,!er iae eyes. pain in l.
head, rli ug in tbs ears. Ec-e like the rGlstling
Of l-acts aDd rafting II UFtr,Ots, UIeaslCt.s-
alo at the JOINS. weakness of Ihe hints. conf
sed vision. blunted intellect. loss Of oolfittlt
llthdr,'r III aIYrns. hing etrsi GER. dislike -
term IrEs acc uaIntlI Ies, dlsl sim 70 eLct
society. les, OF t4oIy, lt rtIo fitAL-s, PM
and various tTIptlols ahNUt The ices. tur.
toEEu~. fstId breath, coughs, eCEnLafi tI.---,
night sy5tsts LlCICn2sn.G Tt. tn nae nj
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
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Gs pirb Sic ssrib mfrsusn, aud NAL stpas aus
unierem RinneapOlis in 5brsm seIaGstsn Slat"
ts III baten. @pr aurssm srbisltsn mir einsn
nsucn pfarrer unS Der, mic es tsibt, Gin titti'
ger Mann isin fol-. 5riiter mar or in Mantato,
Blue Garth Co., Winn., unb bert bat er bic @e,
msinbs auf icla sutss Sup ssbra9t bas ie ais
cine Der seisn 9;nnsiota's baitebt. Natirli1
Ycrlor bic 0smstnpe iol1sn prieifsr niGt germ
IND I'm ibrsr atiuns Iusbruf ;u seben idsnf.
ten ibm bic pfarrfinhtr bsira Itsanse Elm fiber
mes IbeeisrpiS. Bel ieinsr Mbreiie t~sslsitsts ibn
8ineer, 5raIsu unS @inner gum 9abnbpfs unb
pi6en nibt bis Der 3us aubsr Si@t mar. Sra
tirli6 mar ss nit itwersm Ser,en, hab Batter
Wirtb mad minneapolis sins uu, bort nod elm.
nal anSufansea, mas sr in Nanfatc 10 slidlit
b%ssnoist. Sisr in unisrsr Itpnen Stabt iiebt es
nod l6limm aus; pom feiner Der sprbanssnen
air6en tdnn man iassn, pab es elm Spttssbau5
it. @i6t bsitr ais unler 0ottesbaus III ndtir,
LID unier phrrbnus. SD penfs mir iton Zen
Ginpruf ben Die sanss Yfarrsi aaf ben prisiter
senla3t bat. Nun i'd buHs bic aatbUlitsn in
MirneapcltS pereet balo ttr Elm prdrrbaus, III
benz elm Meni6 leten fam. icrssn, penn lie Eno
rsut senus alb" @ir inp f~reuSiser 5OHnuns F;
ba Batter @irtb ibnel pabin fcm,at, oab mir ais
CUTE aattplifsn ebsnbirtis neben anie,sr S@wc.
lfrrfast ct. paul balsbsu. @ir 3dblsu bsins.
be ebsniOpiel Ginwpbnsr a!s Ct. paul une Win.
neapclis nil bod ni6t ;urlf6leiben. Wenn
man bsssntt, bag Winnsa2o!i5 an bic $4,000
Ginwrbnsr bat, pen esnsn wsit iitsr 1000 8atbp-
lifsn ine, 10 mug man trpB aasm einseitebex,
bas nod ni&t isbr riel fir unisrn @laubsn bier
ssl1eben III unp Der @sitihc ;iemli& arbeit in
benz neuen Weinbsrs babsu pirp! Do@ sr 1T Der
rs9te Wann ta,u unp it renfe in ni9t LANCER
i3eit, pirb 3ir6s wab Sduls in benz 3utanbe
Isin, inesm lie ispe CUTE Wsmeinee baben iua.
ID. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
Soma 9%eqtslatar.

Sm Srna t purben fclssnse SsipiQisunssn
sema6t. $4,000 fir bic Staatsunissritat
$500 fir bas 9liussaaiyL $4,000 fir bic
Ndertaui9ule, $4,000 fir bic Mt. plsalant
Siren @nlfalt $4,000 fir bic 1aatsbi1criIts
0slsalSof, $4,000 fir bic Saubiummsn an.
falt, $500 fir baS @efinsnis in Sort IRA.
eiipn, $4,000 fur ba5 in @namoia, $4,000
fur bic SsNerunssanfalt. Der prsi5 fir bic
Srudia1sn pes Staatss purSe fir pas Drufen
10, has Sinben IS yrci. srnirbrist. Dag Sutb.
ssisB tpurbe 10 paiirt, baB bic Co.'S, Is ie mad Ye.
lisben unter ppli;sili&m 8ssulatiOnsn, na6bsm
erHbsr atssitimnt II, ssnebmissn tSunsn. Sc.
nsbmist wurbsn fsrnsr ~fplsenos 9lntrdss: sae bic
@eri9tsi1rsibsr, wenn bas @sridt ni6t ist,
r8arriane" ernsnnsn fOnnen, bag bic aUblsnsru.
ben iibsrwndt tperpsn iclsn, pab StGots Ysrant.
pcrtli4 Inc fir @stGuee, bic ;u Dem 3wsds eas
austrsitsn elmer Gsusrsbrunf ,u sfrbinrsru. al
s:brcdsn tperben. @ussrbem paiIrts nod zine
llnmaGe anwittissr 8sisyantrass.
SIM pa us purpsn fplsenrs Sumiasn tspil.
liat: $l7,50O fir bas 1aubfummsn Snhitut,
$4,000 fir bas Srrenbaus in 9nSepsrtanes.
$4,000 fir bic Staats- unipsritat, $4,000 fur
bas anamcia 6sfausnib, $4,000 fir paS Bin.
ben AiYl in gintOn, $4,000 fir bic 5aubaum.
msranifaIt $226.0OO fir ~alsemeins aussatsn,
$4,000 fir 8Srosruns Der 5ii&,u9t in ben 3lal-
fen Sss Staatss, $4,000 fur bic &efOrmiaals
$1,000 fir has Staatssefansnib in Sort @aoi.
ion uni $4,000 gum Yau zines pbYifalii3sn u.
&smii&en eatcratoriums an bic @dsrbaui6ule.
paiFrt purps Der Intras ia einsm 3asossiss,
sar Sbeiluns rss Staatss i'm REPRESENTATIVES Oi.
frie!s nnO cine llnmade auberr Yorlassn ron
s~sriussr Wi9tisteit.
Sties Sauisr Ysrtastsn lid am II. Mar, aui
untsfimmte 3sit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25

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