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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-19

Late that night. when Ms Pelham wen.
up to her daughier-in-law's room with tiny
plate Of lome-fried crullers, frosted over with
sugar, aud pitcher Of creamy milk she per-
ceived strong odor in The room, aud saw, half
hidden behind Nclh's dress, bottle.
"Nella Nella :" she said, how could you ?
You promised your husband
81 can't help it, said Nela with short
spasmodic laugh. 81 mus. have liquor. 1
cannot live without IT, Would you XII mo
amongst you p
And the poor old lady sat down and wep'
like child.
"oh. Nellie !" she faltered, eve had better
have laid You iu your grave an innocent child.
than restored you to health, the victim Of this
fearful infatuation."
Fearful - repeated Nella. 7 don't call i
fearful. am so lo@-spiri,ed all the tine
when don't drink but a drop Of nis sends
the blood IaDcing through my veins rs
my life my life my life|
And her laughter clear and sweet as il was,
made the molher-in-law shudder
She went back 10 New York lhe next week.
al should commit suicide il | stayed there
another three Gays" said she. want cx-
citement. And I can. be poken up there
among the frogs and cucSoos."
A few weeks af,erward there was stream
er Of black Grape on the door and a paragraph
in the daily papers Invoking sympathy on be-
half Of The bereaved husband Of the airyoupg
wife. whose pony-phaeton was overturned in
the Park, precipi,a,ing her 70 the grouad
with violence that proved fatal. And 20
one but the groom aud Mr.. Pelham knew that
Nella was drunk when she lost ber hold Of The
dainty white kid reins.
Dr. Daventry came 70 the funeral as trim
and dapper as ever.
Most melancholy visitation Of Providence, .
said he
And perhaps he though. 50.
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gsisss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-19

Now AND THEY.-We attended the large
sale Of household goods at the residence Of
Capt. Jno. E. Boyd last Wednesday, and pur-
chased lot Of books, among them the history
of the " Rise and Fall Of the Roman Empire"
published in 1902, which had been purchased
by Gen Boyd, the captains father, at the ap-
parently large sum of $500. The same
work much more handsomely gotten up can
now be bought at Sl5O What progress does
this not show in tire printing business p
Among the batch Of books. was latin his
tory of Jus,inian, printed in London 4. d.,
1914, two hundred years ago.-AaTtinsblTg
Salesman
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REMOVAL.
Collection Depot.
Perry Street.
May ,, 1874

TT1HE Charlestown Depot, Winchester Stras-
I burg Branch Of the b. & o. Railroad. has
been madca Collection Depot Freghts will here
after be collected At Charlestowu, instead az here
tofore. at the points from which shipments are
made. Am persons receiving ffeishton and siter
Aurust lst ls72. will be required 70 pay for the
same before removal. y. d. = Ahhl'
Au0. 1872. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-19

STAUNToy Va, September 9.-This morn
ing Father 'Dauiel Downey, a deposed priest
Of the Catholic Church, died suddenly here.
He was deposed twenty years ago for the kill
ing Of Wm. McMulen. The killing was done
with a pistol in an alteration, and Downey
was tried for murder. but acquitted on the
ground Of self defense. OF late years be has
been school-teacher, and for the last few
months United States storekeeper. He was
a msn Of learning and good social qualities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-19

The MKT FAIR-The Exhibitions Of The
Frederick County Agricultural Society at
Frederick, Maryland, have been for number
Of years so uniformly successful aud interesting.
as to render their annual recurrence occasions
Of more than ordinary enjoyment 20 the pub
lie, and a visit to the pleasant little city Of
Frederick, and its beautiful surroundings, with
the additional attraction Of the great Fair is
an event Of pleasant anticipation to thousands.
The next Fair begins Tuesday, October lSth'
and continues four days. The prospects are
said to DO unusually encouraging for fine
exhibition. The Railroads leading to Fred
etick will offer liberal arrangements for excur-
sion tickets and freight for exhibition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-09-19
COAL AND WOOD YARD

wa$hin @tOn ~ Lippitr
U-UL keen on hand a constant supply Of
W COAL Of all kinds, and Sawed and Split
wOOD. which they will furnish and deliver in
quantities g. suit customers, for Cash. orders
leitat Yard. corner Samuel street and Is. < U. t.
N-s- Cash paid for Bones
June J., lSI3-ly.
, 1874-06-23
ROSETTA JACKSON.

Mrs. 1Ie1lnnd H1aisos Some Startling
Disclosures which VIII Go Ilartl
will. Earll una FluEg.
Some atartling Developments hava boon made
In the Rogotta jackson caso by Mrs. Kate A.
Holland, one Of the parties charged with COM
piiclty In the terrible tragedy which recently oc-
Cured at 1876 South Jefferson street. Oflcor
Dan Hogan visited her ysstorday afternoon at
her cell In the female department Of tho
new Jail, and she informed him that, inasmuoh
as Flagg. ono Of the persons implicated, had snz
deaTorod to injure Der cbarapter and the roputa-
nea8.stand. duriag the lats investigation BY tho
Coroner, TINT eho kept place OF ill-ropute,
sho would "aquoaf on lim and Earl.
and diyu1ge the whole history concerning
tue disgusting hnd siolentng tragedy" She
The girl In her house, aud had procured Earli's
services before she was taken seriously i'll. She
males tie astonishing statement that both her
seif aud Flagg woro preaont whom tbs victim Of
tho crime gaya birth to the ohila, and
and ~as coanizent Of III thas trapspirei
when tho deceagsd wns copAnrd to child-bed.
Mrs. Holland also promises, II she Ia called to
the witneas:stfnd, to give far moro information
than abe did at the Coroner'a Inquest, and pro-
whom, she asserts, have fraducod her character
and brought ter In Der present prsdicamcnt.
=, When the shove information Was received
TRIBUNE reporter Visited tho Jail for tho pur-
.Poae of interviewing the repentant woman but
Assiatant Jailer, pesrie, would not allow any
communication With tho prisoners aftor that
hour. .
The revelations made mako it certnin that, II
the woman's Testimony, is to be rolled upon,
escaping TIM action Of the law, no matter how
am1nont tho counsel they mny employ.
, 1874-06-23
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

a Curious tumble OF tnctfons.
Special DiaudtcA to 3'hs Chfeaao 2tftuns.
MINIATURES, June GA singular contempt
case Ia on trial boforc Judge s1nail III tho Circuit
Court. Oarpontor, tho sona,or, and Murphy,
attorneys for the defonlants in tho case Of
Crowell W. Taylor, ct al., obsalnod IN injunction
to roatratn tho salo of tho defendants lands,
worth 910,o 1000, for taxes aud other liens not Ak
oecding a10,o60. Whl1at Murphy was. engaged
IN tho celebrated aoldiorb' Homo case,
the other sda applied tor and obtain
and also opjontng tho dofo,ldantH: from
procuring any further injunction, or doing any,
thing to Restrain tho an1o. Whom Murphy honrd
Of this, he appenlea from tho ordor, mid obtain
ed an iniunottonal order from Judge bfnnn, ait-
ting as Commissioner, restraining the rahewed
attempt At sale In tho mcantinio advertised /;
but Tho salo took place. and thcn Murphy got an
order from Commissioner Hunter, restraining
the slortff from making any return whcrcupon
tho other Bido obtained m order on Carpenter
and Murphy to chow cause Why thoy should not
be atsached for contempt. The case was COM
nouced to-day, and, In tho oourBe, OF the argu-
mont Judge Buall was worry severe upon Judges
Mann and Hunter for interfering with his au-
thority. Tho trouble haa created quito rif1le.,
, 1874-06-23

Tho bursting and Ignition Of a ga.-pipe whi!e
gas-1ttor wnH at work, at No. 923 Blue Island
avenue, at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
caused an alarm Of nro from Box SCI. No nota-
worthy damage resulted, except Tho wear and
tear Of 1irs apparatus.
4 slight fire in tuo.story fra,ns housc at No.
284 West Thirteenth street, at $3.50 O'Clock ycH-
terday morning, caused q loss OF 9150. Rudolph
Fo5aon occupied the premises % Grocery. In
eendiariam Ii attributed ae ahs cause Of the
blaze. T.
Tho alarm from Box .375 ct s,41 o'clock last
frame building No. o. canalport ayonue, owned
W Fred Drum1nel, md occupied by Charles
Bump as jowelry store. The structure was
dtlamagsa tloa to the extent qt 9go; fully insured In
age to stock. CAUSE Of fire unknown.
An lnoendlary fro occurred 1T II o'clock yos-
torday forenoon In thp basement Of No, ZIG
south H0yno atraat. 1t WAS extiuguishod BY
Officer o!uett before any herlouA damage re-
suited. Catharine Greed occupies the promises.
Mostly, At No. 131H Woat Madison street, liant
evening, under suspicious circumstances, and,
not bolng ablo to Give satisfactory explanation.
was tahen In BY Officer Millure, and confined At
the Madison Street Station,
Mr.. gharlss Go.sags, vito Of the we,l,known
Ing, and elr. 0oaaags proceeded at once to take
charge OF tho remaina. Deceased had been iii
with consumption for long time. Until re-
Gently sho had beon stopping at the Sherman
House.
Martin Wolsh, teametor, died suddenly OF
apoploxy On Sunday, shortly after returning to
blu homo from church. He was = single man,
and lyed at aa9. Twenty third street.
Henry Alspeok, driver OF No. 10 tlre.enRIne.
tell from hig scat last egening while going to 8
bonfire on Dearborn Rtroet, nonr TGirty-third,
and had ono Of Ills lega broken In two plaocs.
Frank Harmon, boy Of IS yoarp, fell from a
swing at picnic, al Washington HelEhta yestsr-
day afternoon, and had botl legs brokon. He
was conveyed to bis home, No. 900 Duttoraeld
Tho quarry pondn In tho northwestern section
Of the city ars prolific Of drowninga. Another
case occurred yesterday, the victim being John
Hotchktns, young mau Of IS. Ho went BATH
Ing In the pond near the junction Of Erie street
aud Western ayonuo last evening at 7;80 o'clock,
and. taking cramp, sank before arristanco could
reach hin. Tho body WAS recovered and taken
to decaaEods late reatdenco No. 1883 Lake street.
John Probst YaB aooysctl, In Justice Boydcn'a
Police Court yesterday afternoon, OF tlonaBll
outrage. Mary Koh1men ia bis acc,,aer aud
ayers that le druggod hey to accomplish fond
iah purpoHe. Tho bail Of u 900, iu wllich he
was hold. iH considered light for tic case. probst
Ii an cmiBrant agent,
, 1874-06-23

Tho Twonty-o -oiuf1th Annivqraary o1
E1is Coronation Celebrated in New


Tho TSvcnty.oiuhth AnnivqraarT OF
1ais Coronation Celebrated in Nosv
OrIcnnu. .
Nnw, ORLEANS. June 92.-Ths snonty-eighth
Anniversary OF tho coronation Of Pope Plus 1X.
waa celebrated last night at Exposition HILL.
and English. dispatoh was ronl a. follows.
70 tbs Catholic Militant Union:
Tho Catholics Of Now York greet the Catholics Of
Of Plus TX. -..-..-. 4,
Archbishop Porohp sont tho following telegram
to Cardinal AntonelG. in Rome. ).
Tho Archbishop Of Nov Or1eans.a and bis snfrngan
Biahopg, greeting tho Holy Father with thanks to al.
mighty God on the twenty yciQhth anniversary Of Ills
coronation, huubIy ttnp1ofs his apostolic banadlc-
tIop.
Tho following rop1y mas received:
-- ;. ROME, Juno 2l,
Thu Holy Father is vtytdy gratarA 1t tho telegram
Thioh yeu haye Aent mo, end be acna you from his
heart the henedlctlon requested.
t6tgueal CArDrHAL An1oNE1L1.
, 1874-06-23

Spectal Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago 1+tbunt.
Ros1oN, AIaas., Juno 2a.-Tho contest for Son
esor in Rhodo Island will bs ross,mod tomorrow,
put tlsre is yet no deiinits information warrant.
ng belief that 1t will epsedily como to an and.
BURNSIDE and Dixon hayo both hold thor original
etrength without gaining neithor has Daratow,
The temperance candidate, gained. 1t ia reported
fhet compromise is to be hrrangca, Barstow ro-
tlring, and hin yotes going to Dixon. Tlioao
.Hho aro supporting Barstov seem to think, how
pliahed. Dixon puts himaoH forward 01n now
y q temperance man, but hia olaine
70 TINT respect arc rather scoutod
by tho temperance folka. TIL stated that Burn
lido is using great personal power upon tho
membora Of the Legislature to obtain votes, and
certain wicked Ptorios nrs adoat about h!s dotngs
aud uayingu. burnside 1las put lis mind tlorcely
upon the matter, and Is bound to BIZ elected By
hook OF by crook.
Senator Anthony is pushing Dixon into tho
fight ~ far On ho Is 'ab1o. Charles g. Dradley.
the -ohief-Juettcc OF Rhode Island, and very
able lawyor and learned man, Inns received few
votes during tho week. He Is q good man, but
does not appear to have shadow Of a ohanbc
, 1874-06-23
FASHIONABLE WEDDING,

Another recherche wedding ia to take place ut
the Grand paoido Hotel, tlia evening at 6:30
orately decorated for tho occasion. Miss Fanny
Durand, daughter Of Henry Durapd, Eao,, Of III
Wholesale grocery firm Of Durand BROS. Is to Lo
married to Mr. Z. J. Konnett. son Of tho Hon
s,ops issued are numerous, and tho effair is to
bo the noRt gorgeous Of ths seasom.
Tia brao's pgesenta a,e reported ~ among
tho finest, coatllest, and most numerous eYor
given ~ this CITY,, The couple arc handsome,
and fitted to enioy zach others society, They
will leave for the East on the o'clock train. and
sail for Europe In tue nusala, on Wednesday
, 1874-06-23

Much Property Destroyed In Rlch-
mond, Ky.

Much Property Destroyed In Rlch-
mond, Ky.
Lou1sV1LLE, KY, Juno 22.-The Courier
Jou''nat hns report Of destructive fire in
Niohmond, KY, last night, destroying large
part Of the business portion Of the town. Tho
dre ia supposed to have been tho work of an
inoendiasy, and commenced In Tur1ey's livery
stableabout0 o'clock. Thcrolsno fro department.
Or engine In tho town and the flames randy
spread. The stable was entirely consumed, to-
gather with number OF vehicles aud throo
horsea. The fire almost immediately attacked
echmidt'a manufaotory, uozt door, which burned
to tho ground with a lot Of nov carriagos and a
large stock OF material, The wind WAS blowing
eastward, and the Webster House. In that ilireo-
tion, caught fro In 1ov minutes, and
Has totally DESTROYED, with mott Of tho furni-
lure. neaohlng First street. the whole row OF
Main street burned three Atorea before
tho dames waro finally stoppod by a
high wall protecting. tho Flrat. National
] ]undor control. Total loss estimatoa At SOC, 90,
with comparatively email insurance.
Following Ia an
APPROXIMATE LIST or THE LOSSES
With amounts covered by innuranco: Carriage
factory buildings, with material and stock on
r the Imperial for '" ea,5o6, and IN the
Etna for $4,000 o. ). Carpenter, photographs
ers' car with furniture, 81, 900; .Wabster House
property, g. D. Chenault and Drutua CLAY,
house, 92.0oo, no insurance H. H. Lambs gro
Gerry, stock In same, $500, no insurance u. ".
powoll's office, $1,000, no insurance !;
O. r. Burnums business house. occupied
a. grocery by Troy Burnam. coIorad, $4,000,
$,nf fs,ur1 1fnn4r 1f, ua ~
, 1874-06-23

in tho Franklin, drug stqro Of q. D. pate,
house owned by O. ". Walkcr'e helrs. 9b,ooo,
abont e9,o00, insured In the Etna for
s2,0D0; ]. r. 1Iaokolford'a storehouso, gu, 900,
lnaurod in tho Hartford for "a, 900; shaokolforA
4 Hawcs, dry goods, 1t, aamo removed, losa
ImporIal; II. r. Whito'u house partly
burned, loss. $l,600, no inairancoi Ii.
u. Dillingham;. goods in an1no re-
movel, loss email, ,..no insurance. Mr., Dtlllng-
ham, lowoyor, ind q eorious loBa in having uonlo
cash notos for about $1,000 misplaced, hut which
will probably turn up all right.
, 1874-06-23

--A hod-carrler namol Fred Fluoger fell from
tho fourth floor OF Wriglt's now block, in Indian
apollu, yesterday morning, = distance OF 2Y teot,
sustaining y fracture Of hiB arm aud two ribs, al
vol ~ eoTsro Internal injuries, Ills recovery Ia
doubtful,
A boy named Potter Durosn foil from the
dock at Motfatt's Mills In Detroit, yesterday af.
teruoou, and waa drowned,
, 1874-06-23

. Special Disratoh 10 Ths Chfcngo 1ff1.ns.
Das MONIES. H., june 22.-The momiors of
the Anti-Monopoly State Central Committee arc
In tho city, md met tonight to arrange q pro-
Eramme for the State Convention, to be held on
Wednesday,, Il fow delegates a1ao have arrived,
date Is yot upon the ground, and no ono
soena to be !. .ablo to- name anything
like, full tiokot The Committee has
20 e knowledge Of any candidates presented by
their OVID motion, ahd at present It goems az
though tho declaration made in tho February
Convontton, that the office should acok the man,
would DO Lived up to In this Convention. The
COMMITTEE Is Of the opinion tint nearly every
county in the State will be represented, and in
many casea by double delegations.
, 1874-06-23

NJ ,ru ul1!c4Go. 1H.t 3Hus y, 1871. J
GEkTLEMEM: II Affords ma great pleasure to
scknowle19e the roccit Of your CLOCK for ths SUM Of
$5oo, wllof amount you gsnoro,sly donats to The
treasury Of tho benevolent Association OF thu pad
Eife Department u tho City Of OAlcago for ts o.
nctency Shown by tue mum bors Of tbs Department tu
o,seEin aud s.hda'na tue IRE On your pre,at.sx on
Qn bchpl{ Of tbs force, dcalro ia return heartfelt
thalRs fas ho ycry 1ibetal donation tondore as.
surfing you tint the amount will DO ,ss to advantage
among no 1nombers Of tho Association who may uii-
Fortunately become disabled R tug sesree aud so to
, 1874-06-23
WASHINGTON,


tCont!ausa from tho First Pake.,
t., and Msa.rs GARFIELD. nal. {hlo.) .na Nib.
cnce.
TIE TARIFF NIL.
Mr.. DAWES moved 10 suspend the rules md
noli-concur In aIl tlio amendments OF tI1e Ben
alto bill to amend tho tariff aud rovonue lauB,
and to refor lhem to Committee Of Confer.
onco. 1Io ayowol llineelf In fnyor Of the gonnto
aMcndnont. bit at tho suggestion Of mombarA
around him l, he moved to noil.conour.
Mr. TnEMA1N suggoBlod that tha Houge
CONCUR In tho 8enato amendments.
Mr.. BTA1lKWEATHEN hoped tho House
would not concur, for the Sonafe had struck out
tho moBt important. .faat1lro of the House btll,-
tllo proposition to tax salcs Of stocks, bonds.
After further discussion, Mr.. Dawes motion
waB agrocd to, mud .AIoesrs. Dawes, Kelley. and
Beck were appointed the Committee Of Con-
ference.
Mr. RANDALL, from the Committee on Tlu1os,
reported d rule changing tbs present rl,lp, which
authorizes motions to suspend tls rulnB for the
last ten days Of the session, and limiting tls
tsr' to alx days. Agreed nresst to-
The HOUSE took fecess till $50 p. m.
,,..'. EVENING BEss1oN.
attendance By mombors, and with groAt crowds
in tue galleries.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. ORTIZ, from tho Committee on Foreign
Affairs nude report on hr. Cox'a resolution
ton Lorralne for hs iutcrpoaltion IN projecting
tho Ayes Of t4n survivors Of tho Wrglnius
tno iorno.en G9er r. expres,s =, .,, confined his
ono frsneh subject, md not At ali il bohaf oi
.Exoolleney Durrlel tho oxoroiao Of efomouoy to
, 1874-06-23
relieve the dsfsssed orphAns rnder thu saro of thts
sodiots. Very RESPECTFULLY yorsa,
II. BkNNkn Eire.MAfstia1



DR., sOMENOK's puLMoNIu sYRur, BRA.WnEb
Tonlo and Mandrake PlllsThoss medicine. l4ayo IN.
oubtodty performed mora euros Of Consumption than
any othor rcsdy known to tbs American publio Thoy
ars compounded of voaoabls Ingredients and contain
nothing which 10 to tho hann constitution.
othsr remedies Advertised cures ioz Consumption,
probably contain opium. Witch II somewhat dangerous
drug IN al oasos. and II ksn tsssly BY oonsumpre pa.
onts snult do erost Injury; for ita tendency to oo-
ao Tho morbid nattsr In tho syats. vAts Of oouns,
must make Giro impossible aehonoks pulmohio gyr-
up |, warranted not to contain particle Of opium. II il
composed Of powerful but harmless hasbs whloh aot on
The uuss nvcr stomach and blood and thus oorroota
morbid poars.ions, and o1pc al tha soascd matter from
thsbody. Theme ass tito only By uhioh Cdnsun,p
ton ON be oursd and a. schonoKs pulonio s,f1p .s
Weed Tonic, aud Mandrake Pills ths only medicines
which operate In this wa, Is obvious thog ths only
genuine euro for Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle
Of thia Invaluable medicine Is accompanied BY full disoe-
hons Dr.. gohonek profostoaaty At hs principal o.
aco ooruer Sixth and Arch streets, PHILADELPHIA eroy
Monday, wers all letters for advos mutt bo addresscd
, 1874-06-23

6psdial Dispatch to The Casoago Trfbuus.
CaAn1ToS, Ia, june 22.--At The Republican
oohyontion held hero on Saturday, full KaBson
him In tho Congressional Convention, III. ".
Fl. Maple editor Of the Patriot. was hia COM
petitor In tho Convention.
, 1874-06-23
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. O., June 22.-For Tennessse
and and the e. Ohio VALLEY, tho Upper Lake rogien,
except near Lako Superior and In Minnesota,
southeast or southwest Winds, decidedly high
temperature and stationary or falling barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
- '-@ CHICAGO, Juua n. 1874
, 1874-06-23
The Jay Coeko d Co. Bnnikruptcy
CuHe4

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, :
Pur1ADELPnIA, Juno 22.-1u tho unltod States
Circuit Court today, Judge Cadwallador pro-
Siding, au ortlor wus nude III tho 1nattor Of ths
jay Cooke i Co. bankruptcy caac, upon the ap.
p1ioation OF William sorode, d orstltor, for the
appearance Of tie bankrupta for examination on
tho 25th inst, In accordance with eeo. 20 Of the
act OF March 2, 1907
, 1874-06-23
Property Owners, Attention!

nt 18th Inst Ta4 Bats Qesliieate1 hold by the Cy o
gosgG f.1 10 5seamsI y y nss 9sns prsn1n sssF
CHICAGO. April l. lTlt,
, 1874-06-23

TO-. and Meanrs, Garao!d, Hale {nlo.), and Nib
lack we're appointed tho Committee of Confer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07
Gbicago WarftberiGt.

CYsr 3e~Iegrapb.) 3. Sau., 1874.
SO st,tn - 9ttbaft unb bSber. No. I. per,
fnuf, Al 1921 - $t.2l9 90. 2, strfauit ~
Si.t93 9s. g. fir 5etruar Si.i5s. @usi8us
Si.1O.
8elitforn-8 ubis unp felt neist gum
Stsisru. 81 Gts. (; fur 8struar 55b Cts. fur
Marl Coz 81 Gts. Wo. 9, So CITE. @uaftub
45-53 Gts.
Safer 8fIt 3SI Ste. taar setotsa /; fur
5ebr. 3Si Cts. aIusi6ub 81 CITE.
&psgtn-8ubis unb 8ef. 30. 2, 76s-
" Gts.
@srts--Ssit rnb fsf. Wr. 2, St.40-
las SO. 3, S1.t4-t.18.
0efdladtete S9peine S6.00-6.25.
porf-Nutis u. fsf. $li.40; fur 8sbruar
S1i.80.
9ttt-Ssf ~ $3.50 unS fir Gttruar $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-07

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