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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

quit" limited in numbers, und sold ut our cx-
IRENE top figures. We quot, ut 4aG!c per ID
gross. Receipts this week 17l2 he'd
HoGs-The market HIS been fully sup ed
this week, but Prices ar" shade higher in view
of advanced figures in the West. Prices her"
arr firm, and may possibly advance should the
weather become colder. We quote curn-;cd
Hogs at I'll s. 775 extra s. 81! and >tiII.r> at
7"S7 % per 100 lbs net. Receipts this wcei, 9G6n
GEoEGETowS CATTLE MARKET. .Ianuary 8
Tn-r" r. 55D Cattle $40 Sheep and A Go IS
ani ca v"s offered t. day. with sales of Cattle ut
" L" 'a" Sneep to 6tc, and Cows and Calves ~
:" = 'as.ie naike fairly active ut decline
% Il i = gross 81 last we-il's quotnt'ons; Sheen
active COWS ana Calves dun ard dropping
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. January 9 -- Re-
ctipts OF 2e3I bushels Southern an1 Pennsyiva-
nia and II 500 bushels Western Wheat; l,,ttcr
mostly went into elevator sales 81 southern
white NJ !SoalSl Receipts at G I'm, $500 bushels
white $50 do. yellow, and 400 bushels West
ern; later went into elevator; market active
and firm for Southern; 1910 hnshris whi!e sold
HI 81 cents
RGcHMoSp MARKET, january S--W heat is
quiet and sic >dy;' offerings of 3l2 bu>' ell whi,r
md 10 If red snles of the former NJ l60 IL 10
for fair to god and of the latter at 40 to ~
for good 10 prime.
LYScHBuRG MARKET, January s.-I'he wei,
ha. been extre;nely duh. Wheat and Corn are
nominal. White Wheat l5OalG0; red l4>al50
" hito Corn G2@61 liked 6OtG3; offerings isH;.
Flour Inspection.
The following is report OF the amount Of
Flour inspected in tins city during the las,
year rs reported by l.. I. Anthony, laio In
spector:
BnrrciS
Family Flour !t>1:;
2t)I )
Suprrtine ....................... 1919
Observation-Disclosures. llS1
lst Mddilngs 3l9
"a 70
Rye, .......................... 7hi
Condemned .. ................. 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

1t will doubtless be gratifying to the many
friends Of the Rev. Benjamin f. Reed in
Virginia, to hear Of his marked success in
St. Louis. Mr.. Reed took charge Of Mount
Calvary Church last winter, and by his Won
dertul zeal and energy has accomplished al
ready a great work. When he entered on his
duties as rector, the church was deeply in debt
the congregation amounted to mere hand
ful-therc was sad falling off in the the Sun
day school-thc vcstry, from previous disap-
pointments, seemed almost parayzed-and the
Church was in that condition that its best
friends wore long faces.
To-day, after the lapse of one year, we have
to boast Of a church filled to OVERLOOKING every
Sunday-of Sunday school proportionately
larger than any in the city-of the entire debt,
which was large one, iquidated to the last
dollar-of the most enthusiastic feeling in the
vcstry and congregation; and although it would
seem incredible to any one familiar with the
condition of the church year ago, we are pro-
posing now to enlarge our Accommodations, and
add to the capacity of the building.-South-
erm Chuchn,an.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

a decree has been issued in Spain calling out
the entire reserve of 1874 for actual service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY 9
SUS RoSE........... 7l6 NOON RI-E>.......1l II
sun SETS. ......... 4JJ
SAILED.
Steamship E G knig;t t, New York. by Hooc
Il Johnston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

The MARYLAND LEGISLATURE yesterday
carried out the programme agreed on 10 the
caucus of the Democratic members held on
Tuesday evening. John Lee Carroll was elect
ed President of the Senate, aud Hon. Jesse X.
Hines was elected Speaker of the House.
Eight Democrats refused to vote for Mr. Hines,
and cast blank ballots Mr. Seth, one OF the
Independent" who was expelled from the
caucus, made an attempt to raise committee
of investigation to Inquire into Mr.. Hines
right to a seat in the House on account of GER
tain alleged disquai6cations, but he was ruled
out of order The Republicans voted for MIR.
John A. koons, of Frederick county. At each
session of the Legislature the public printing is
a great bone of contention. The Baltimore
Gazette has intimated its willingness to do the
printing for the Legislature at low rates, but
the two Annapolis Democratic papers having
Joined their forces, it is not probable that the
work will be done 10 Baltimore. The Senate
elected Rev. W. II. D. Harper (Nlethodist)
and Father Obey Roman Catholic) as Chap
lains The House has not yet elected Chap
lin. Both the Senate and House of Delegates
adjourned over to Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

REDUCTION or ESTIMATES. The committee
on appropriations is still engaged In the good
work of cutting down the estimates. The lu-
dian bill has already been cut down about one
and a half millions, but is pot susceptible Of
very much further reduction, as most Of the
appropriations are to carry out existing treaty
stipuIa,ions The Committee are not at all sat
isfcd with the department reductions as sent
in yesterday, and are of the opinion that
the administration is unnecessarily cxtrava-
CANT The committee will reduce all the esti-
mates to the amount they think proper, and
then place the whole responsibility of endorsing
or rejecting their action on the Senate and the
House. The original estimates sent 10 were in
the aggregate over S3l9,000,0O0. The CON-
mttee propose to endeav,r to bring the sum
total down to the neighborhood of s2S0.000,-
900, which amount, it is supposed, will be
about the receipts Of the government. The
committee fear that the rings which will be
formed to get though appropriations for public
buildings, may prevent as much of a reduction
in this respect as is desirable. - Wash Cor.
Bait ,Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

Every pair warrantcd.(
\ re NOW eli "iEg th.Ir i'trg, and varied a$Ssrlt
mon; .. Empr;.s. P"pi in, Nc:oufS. Cashmere
Mr,,no and ,tcr DtthS:, GOODS At popular
prices.
lmm~nse bargains siccn il Waterproof
Huge Undue mcnts la.sin.er,S
Special ;avnrS Black Al;sca.
Trrncn louS re,lu ;ior N Whit. and Grey
81 .nkcts.
I.arg. de- inc in Plain and Twil'ei E!annei<
ii!t.hNLS.
Brochc, M":!ao, Ottoman and other styles \!
low igurc..
CARPETS
Brussels r"1uc"t ross 81 ~ 3" ) ~.
ing:ai'S Ut" n
- Sic to .oc.
" 62!c 20 J9c.
Ncw Lit Carpets q. G23c.
Sun DRIES.
Ladies' AID Gcntiempu's Un!.rwc.r line STOCK
Of Linen ) Is, H.ne k"rchints, Hosiery, kul:.
portmnf.ui'>, &c. at ii i>inF - dec ~
NEW GOODS! sew GOODS
ROBERT l.. WOODS,
No. Is! King street.
Purchasers are especially invited to call and
cXamin. our stock 81!
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
much Of which WAS bought ut the recently re-
Iuccd prices and conss. OF French Mcrinocs,
French C"hmcrcs, ali Wool Reps, new style
Serge>, Empress Cloths, Ba len Cloths, PopIin>
Nciniras, hl'aca*, Nich Plaid Tycoon Reps
&c. Also in
BLACK DRESS GOODS
we have special bargains in wide Black CASH
mcrcs. laaS al Wool Popiu<, Black pure Mo-
hair, Real Crow Binck Alpnc.. French Black
Mousln, wrh full line q: tray and Second
Mourning Dress Goods.
Our assortment, embraces n great variety Of
colDrS including al The desirable new shades.
Espccia! Inducements offered u cash buyers.
nov -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09
MONETARY and COMMERCIAL.

The following were the quotations for Govern
ment Bonds, Stocks, &c, to-day:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09
~ GODS AT THE LOWEST POINT.

q L
Just from New York.
w" have Just retained from the market with
some rs c,eap goods, Of every description, ~
were eve: offered i'll this city. The
DRESS 60 )US AND SuAWLS
we would cn!i particular attention to.
Blankets, All numbers and qualities.
F'LANNEl.S white, red and grey.
CUTTnN SHEEri NOS, in Ill with
CANTON FLA SNEL>, hlcachrd and bro,
and everything else To make our assortment
complete. We inyitc ali who want to make
purcnsSas in our lie /" give lis call. w"
have the goods. a:lG the :.rlr"s are right.
Low - y. +. WlrMER co.
4 7ASSlMEKES.
We have Just received beautiful a"snr. lrLt
OF Cas~imcrcs and >uitngS, s..:,!>ing oar stock
cn. plctc rs III any Time during she season We
have AWAY Oh :..,r tie best makes al English,
French and Grrtu Good. and will iurnis,
Salts in the very latest styles, guaranteeing iii
and satisfaction.
oct ~ u. +. WILMER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

RgMARKS.-Fiour opened active for local de-
mard, good Extras and Supcrs being IN especial
RI quest; At It's close we note Tlrn market, with
an advance in prices Of fully &c on Ill GRADES
Whea. has been very active ard firm All the
week, with light receipts, and prices are tending
upward offerings to-day light, with ssics o! Led
ut 155, 1G2, l7 and LIS for fair t" choice Samples
Corn opcned brisk and firm, with light offerings;
we quote the market at its close active at nm adj
vance; offerings Of 2l02 bushels with ISLES OF
white at 60 and 20, aid mixed II. bI and to. Rye
is unchanged sales to. day at 81. Oats are very
firm prices have advanced DC during the week
offerings to-day light with sales at 81, 81 and 50.
Prime Butter is scarce and wanted. Eggs are
in large receipt; the market is dull and prices
are off, Dressed Hogs are scarce and IN active
demand. Bacon is firm, with an upward ten
dency. There is some enquiry for Potatoes,
with limited re eipts. Plaster and Salt are
unchanged.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, January ..
The offerings of Cattle, sheep, COWS ana Calves
and Hogs this week we're largely IN excess OF
last and fully equal to the demand with de-
cline in prices OF Cattle OF from to &C per 10
gross weight We quote Cattle AT from 3 TO 35c
Sheep to 81, Cows and Calves 70 to Soo, nad
active; Cows and Calves dull and declining.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. January s.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows: Best Becves at 75nS7 W; general
ly rated first quality ut 75aS5 IS; medium
to good fair quality at U)ao4 lo ordinary tnlh
Steers Oxen and Cows at ; oOaS4 %; inferior
and lowest grades Of Cnttte OossO og9ners
ranoe of prices 3 OUaS7 %. Most Of the sales
were from 40 to s. . per 100 lbs: To lsS
tai receipts for the week 1892 head, against 9oo
last week, and 1893 head same time last year.
Total sales for the week 1916 h nd, against 9z7
last weak. and 1889 head sane tl:ne last year.
The market this week opened with strenuous
effort on the pars of sellers to obtain the prices
Of last week and opsFsOns were e e;ed q s ssc
wss obtsinad, and so the market continued and
closed.
Sheep-The market has been, as usual, quite
dull during the psst week. and prices, a to
quality, are without material change, There
were a few extra Sheep this week, but they were
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09
The Elections in Halifax County. Va

We entirely agree with the Petersburg News
! that the recent election of M,j or Ragland to
the State Senate from Halifax county, BY a
majority 0! 1870 is of far more importance and
Significance than simply the gain OF Couserva-
tive member of the Senate in the place ut a
carpet hagrer The colored majority IN Hall
fax coun.y after the war was about eleven hun
drcd Tue white Of that county prominent
among whom was John r Eduuuds, now de-
ccascd) saw at once the DANGER aud OF once
set about by wise and conciIlatory policy IN
notifies TO break the force, and finally to des-
troy that majority. In 1869 the white people
Illuminated two conservative blacks for the lie
gi.laturc and elected them. SIuce then they
have continued steadily to gain on the coored
| vote until. in the Gubcrnaiorial election, the
couoty only gave some 200 votes against u.s.
and now the tables have turned and that county
has rolled up the very handsome and decided
majority abpve indicated The opponent of
| Major Ragland was carpet Dagger by the
name Of Eddy, who came down there from New
YORK some four years ago az 40 assistant asses
sor Of revenue, aud after losing that fat othc",
he set himself to work to secure seat 10 the
Senate at six dollars per day. lie did succeed
10 wire working himself into nomination, but
the resnecrablc portion of the cUlored people OF
! the County, dld not esteem MIN worthy VI nay
ing his ambition gratiicd, and rising above all
party snackles, they supported native born
gentleman in preferences to carpet Dagger.
| We also agree with the News that this Is an
example worthy the imitation of the coiored
people throug bout Virginia and the South.
| Their best friends arc the native white people,
and the sooner they discard the political ,vaga-
bonds who migrate here from the other States
merely for spoils the better will it be for all
classrs. - unchLMQ NeWS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

A SUIT AT LAW AND A SUIT IN LOVE A
breach of promise suit was entered in the Cir,
cult Court yesterday for Emma V. Dyson
against Charles W. Davis for alleged breach OF
promise of marriage laying damages at $1,000.
She charges that the defendant promised tc
/ take to mis- wife the plaintiff, and yet the de-
lcndant not 10 the least regarding his many
promises, but contrivng and irauluently in-
tending cratty and subtly to deceive, the said
defendant hath not within the time aforesaid
kept his promise" &c. The parties to this
suit are we'll known c,lored people, the dcfen
daut being young co!ored man, residing at
No. 235 New jersey avenue southeast, and an
employee Of the Treasury Department. The
plaintiff is quite fine looking, bright mulatto
girl, residing at the corner OF Seventh and
streets southwest, aud for several years has
been teacher in the colored schools located in
the Anthony Bowen building.
The time for the marriage was set tor the
30,h Of December last, aud both parties, as
also the friends of the bride cxpectan, made
preparations fur the event. Davis presented
her with u ring inscribed Mrs. g. w. Davis y
Invitations, gotten up III style, were sent out.
The priest was engaged, aud the bride cxpec-
tant, with three bridesmaids, was ready, as
well as the supper, at the time appointed, and
at the house thrrG we're Il number vi friends OF
both parties who patient Y waited, but as the
hour approached and no bridegroom appeared
they became anxious. a letter was brought
to the cxpcctant bride from Davis, in which
he said he was sorry to dlsappoint her. but bis
mother did not wish him to be married. Wash.
Zen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

N ear L .edm0nt station, Farqulcr county, on
Friday morning, Jan. I'd, ELLA c. ADAMS,
wife Of J. l.. Adams, in the 39th year Ql her Aye
In Montgomery Ala, or the evening Of the
25th b, ccniber, REUBEN 7. THOM, formerly
OF Fredericksburg, Va.
TCLIPSE CUkSETS-Only 50 ccnts-wurth
IL is consolidating made special arrange
ments regarding III" above standard articles, we
are enabled t. offer than at 50 cts These Cor
SETS arc not comp, S Of artificial bones, but tn:
genuine article. Those desiring Corsets will do
well to examine the "Eclpse;" also our other
standard brands
PRETZFELDER 4 BENDHEIMS
jan 8 Dry Goods Emporium. III Aing ST.
FUR FUR, rUk'
To close out cur remaining stock Of Fur, we
are now Offering Fire Mink, Sesl and other we'll
known Sets ut prices at and below cost No.h
ing could be more appropriate mr. more acc pit
able rs q gilt thar NEE sci of Far Those de
srous OF; purchasing will do well by calling al
fRErZFkLDEK 81 BENDHElMS
jan Dry Goods Emporium.
ESPECIAL BARG.iINS-W are now of.
IL fering bargains in LADIES DRESS
Mu>Iins, ana all styles Of :, hle Goods, with
full assortment O! Se,,sonnblc goods, at the very
lowest prices. ian y K. l.. WOOD.
DRY GOODS AT THE LOWEST MAR
~ kET PRICE.
We are now t;ering our large stock OF Dry
Goods at The very lowest cash prices
jan r. l.. WOOD.
d EBECCA GLOW ES-Another assortment
III Of popular shades just received. These
Gloves IRE ali WARRANTED.
PkETZFELDER 6 BENDHEIM'S
jams Dry Goods Emporium
TtUTTER-On barrel good Roll Butter re-
- ccived uHd i1r sale by
ian j. G. MILBURN.
MAkYLAND BRAND HAMS for sale by
ltA u WIN RAMSAY,
jan Corner King ana st. Asnr' ST.
FOR RENT-A SUITE OF Rooms
~ With dining room and Kitchen. jun ST
eENkWED VlGOK!
- RENEWED VIGOR!
HAIR HAIR
T '@,l vigor il til" Hair department OF
;..:kEN NOTION HOUSE.
hes Il ali ,oud$ trude vigorously prosecutcG
il every branch of Manufacture.
Prompii.ess accuracy and honesty rl%ld!y oh
go: red. s deception practiccd either ~ good :
offered for safe OF the substitution Of inferior i"r
COED hair.
HAIR COMBINES expcditously made ny
into any design. Send for Price List.
CHARLES w. GREEN, 1
inns Lock box II, Alexandria. Va!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

LETTER FROM ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL
LlAMs. The following is the letter OF Attor-
uey-Ceueral Williams to the President
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, January I,
TO hr President
SIR You were kind enough, without my
solicitation or any knowledge on my part, that
you contemplated such thing, to nominate
NE for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
the United States. Since that time the flood
gates of cuIumny in all directions have been
opened upon ne. My abilities have been
disparaged aud my integrity brought 10 ques-
ton; and it seems to me that public opinion
adverse to my appointment has been created
which might hereafter embarrass your admins
tration and perhaps impair my usefulness upon
the bench.
With perfect consciousness that have
performed with clean hands and an upright
purpose all the duties Of the various public
places to which | have been called, aud trust
ing to timc aud just public, wheu better in
formed, Tor my viudica;lon, respectfully ask
you TO withdraw from the Senate my nomlna-
ton for Chief Justice.
have the honor to be, with great respect
(Signed) GEO Fl. WILLIAMS.
The President yesterday sent message TO
the Senate withdrawing the nominations of At
torney General Williams for Chief Justice, and
General B. H. Bristow for Attorney General
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09
DIED.

DIED.
Near Piedmont station, Fauquicr county, on
Friday morning, Jan ID ELLA c. ADAMS,
wife OF J. l.. Adams in the 18Th year Ql her Aye
In Montgom crv, Ala, or the evening of the
25th b, cclnber kEu BEN 7. THOM, formerly
OF Fredericksburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

RIcHMoSp MARKET, january S-W heat is
quiet and sic ,dy;. offerings of 3l2 bu>' ell whi,r
md 10 If red snles of the former NJ 100 IL 10
for 'sr to god, and of the latter at 10 TO ~
for good 10 prime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-09

LYScHBuRG MARKET, January S.-The we!
ha. been extre;nely duh. Wheat and Corn AZ
nominal. White Wheat l5Ca>G0; red l4oaj so
" hito Corn G2.61. mixed GO.G3 offerings isHi
The New York herald., 1874-08-30

Vs,Iv A
Sn on : T. They hold their present eligible lot
Tns rsase lrCm the original village Tor 999 years.
wv noose Is to cost about S3s,oOo.
ne concord street NOW Canton sIreet) colored
saptlst cnurc,A, Brooklyn. have enjoyed large
9peeree OF rfosperity during the year. Since
Fsnrnary i6, between sixty and seventy nave been
Rev. pT. Moore, OF the Washington avenue
Snurch. Is easing his time among the Green ana
he Can.
MISCELLANEOUS
y The synagogue 'Bethen OF Buffalo was dedI'
ree corner stone OF new Jewish temple in
Nspsnvie' Tenn, was laid on the istn INST; ., vii,
heV. T.. COOK ID. d., formerly Prlnclpai OF M.
uranam seminary has been unanimously eiecteu
tot to the Presidency OF Claim University Orange
The new synagogue which has been for some
t tine IA the course OF erection In the Rue de IA
all due so.emnity The new building is said to be
ssarpassng splendor and VIII outshlne IN mag
aracence al the Jewish houses OF worship hitherto
erScteu In tne French capital.
Kew. J. Y; N. Talmage, D. D., missionary OF the
reformed Dutch Church OF America, anu family,
Henry Martyr Scudder, Jr, M d., and wife
sailea SAL On saturday. August % as missionaries Of
po.n!ea missionary physician and his wife an
assistant MISSIONARY TO assume the charge OF the
hospltai and dlspensary at Arcot, India.
great sensation has been caused at Rome III
Roman catholic circles by the conversion to Prot
esoanTsm soi % Of another distinguished clergyman of
that Church The name OF the convert is Aceste
Lamna. He was a parish priest doctor OF
DIVINITY ana mas been professor of philosophy at
the Vatican Seminary and teacher OF mathematics
at Olytechnic school.
Rev. S: Gerstman, rabbi of Meridian Miss, has
from the ministry.
Rev. E. NJ. Myers, minister OF the Polish and
German Synagogue OF Montreal, is on visit To
this CITY.
The American Bible Society proposes to supply
all the railroad cars with Bibles. The Liberal
Christian thinks their money could be spent to-
better advantage In some other way.
The New Jersey Cniversalist Convention meets
In Newark on Wednesday next
Rev. G. f. Tucker accepts call from the New
Haven Unversalist parish.
The Connecticut State Convention OF Universal
lists meets in Waterbury on Wednesday and Thurs
day next.
The New York herald., 1874-08-30

The Approaching German Ecclesiastical
Conference.
The committee for the promotion Of Christian
union, at whose head stands DR.. Dollinger, has
just issued circular inviting corresponding re-
gious communities OF Old Catholics, orthodox
Eastern Cnurchmen, Anglican and American Epis-
copalians to send delegates TO conference to he
held at Bonn, on the Rhine, September IL and fol-
lowing days with the purpose OF promoting the
union OF those religious communities. ccordlng
OF the German text OF Inc circular. the discus.
siODs will be conducted on the basis Of what was
taught and believed IN the ancient Church, and
tue common ground and authoritative guides VIII
be sought In the doctrines and institutions OF
Christianity, both Eastern and Western, and in
the formuaries falth as they existed before the
great disruption which separated the Eastern
Church from her western sister and broke up
1.-The unity OF Christendom.
The aim which Viii ,pe kent IN view VIII not be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

E3S IN tsr 9arsIsi. slmtmann Or ma6t
ia rintu tumnsn Snsi6 mad hem aneerr.
Eisnrr @S seb; tsi mir chen IanSlam, penn
ta 70 raid pGrc, mic Der Serr 9%Intnan, ic ma6ts
i9 bic Iummbeiten ale auf einrial.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

89 Ssbs Sa6s in her gSsIt bat ibrs d bone
Seits-iaste Elm 0sfansenmartsr, sinen armsn
Ssufsl trp ten t~rcaene, Ger i9su lauss eirse.
iprrrt mar.
Nag isiu, ssrissis sisisr, atsr tic Iatns Stsi.
ts ses @efinaniIcs ia ME iupsntis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

G9N Gpripis Aursss. Sn philadelphia bisli
sinlt cine Suafsrin ~felssues slnrsss an bic Sc.
msinss: "eiste 6rsunss! IS eibt hrsi Iinse.
iibsr rslGe i@ MID isbr wuubsrs; Grfsns. ZAP
bic ainesr ras Obj sOn ben Saumen msrfsa.
itatt ;u parisn, bis IS abfGat. 3psitsns, sae
i& @annsr int arisss resr int IusI tSptsn,
ifatt ,u parten, bis 0s ron islkt ~fsrbsn. brit.
tens, eab bic Sanslinse zen @ae6sn na4lau.
fen. bonn tpsnn ls ~ Sauis blsibsa wiIretn bic
Mapbsn ssrne su ibnsn femmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

SSG| Ter iunse Graf pen g., Gin ssmsi.
nsr G%baIeur, mar snr4 cine aussl an zen 0ppi
s%strrfsn pcreen une purse fir tot in bic slm.
buIanS ssiragen.
Gr fcmmt ni6t ri.cr ,u ii6, man iisbt ia
isin @sbirn gu Sage lisssn iasie Ger Gbirursus.
Bel eisisn @prtrn SHnste Ter Stsrbsnts stpas
bic Iussn.
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