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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
Dubuque, 9ewa Qtenfag on 6. 9uft 1876 Summer 2O6

unermeBli9en S9aben an Meni9snleben
unS Gisentbum anri@teu6. geionbers
litt Der sansueboc uno bic @upenne. Sn
Toulouie mar bic 5lutb berart, baB iie bic
iteinernen Briden umwarf 6duier eiuriB
unb pesfeste. Seriude sur &ettuns Don
llnslidli@en waste man nidt mebr, ba
uiele Eerfoueu ibr 9eben babel bdBten.
Aus ben 9oipitdlern muBte man bic &rans
ten mad b0ber selesenen Crten Transport
tiren. Wean re@net, bab ui9t ueniser ais
800 9duier einitir,ten, an bic 1000 Mens
i@en petansIadten uub nidt weuissr aIs
10000 Meni&en obue subiitens in Der
Stabt inb. ".
Sm ieIben gerbdltniB 1T bus llnslid in
Nsen unb anoern Srten. 0on 400 6dus
fern Der Orti@aft Gremonui0et iteben nod
S. Sn WoiKac am Gam wurben ITO
unS in "a Masiitere so Sduier 3erifOrt.
Der bur@ bic lleberi9wemmuns anserids
tete S9aben an Saaten unb Yfan,unseu
1T nod beute ni@t ab,ui@dseu; man ipri@t
bauon. baB 200 Bis SOC, 600, 900 5rs. alien
S9aben nod ntdt bedeu ioQsn. Der
Erdfbent MaeMubou, Sis Miniiter bes
Snnern unb bes &rieses baben ii9 sur
9ilfeIeiituns an Srt unb Steue beseben.
Die misunderstanding uotirte slei3
400. 900 Jranten fir bic llnslidliden
unO bic erOfineten Subieriptionen betuns
ben, baB man iebr mitIeiSis unb bilirei@
lit. I'm Der Spite bes Gomites sur 6iliss
Ieiituns bat ii@ @aeRabou ieIbit seitelt.
Riot allein bas iiSli9e Grantrei9
aud anbern Ibeile Guropa's wurbsn uon
idweren @e,p,ttern beimseiu9t. go brinst
cine Oepei9e aus Ofen iolsenSe Mittbsi.
lunsen:
Gin iur9tbarer 9ewitteriturm erbob ii9
ii@ urplOsli3, 8lis folste auf SIie, 10
baB bic 2uft in Elm Jeuermeer ueruanbeIt
i@ien unb Der 9asel fieI in folder Nense,
oaB Der Grbboben swei SUB bod NIT Gis
bsbedt marb.
Damn iiel Der Resen in iOl@en StrOmen.
bab Meni@en unb Gbiere, tur, aaes, mas
ii6 auf ben StraBen beian6. in ben 6luR
sei9wemmt ruurSe.
8iele 0duier ~aren seritOrt, ebe ibre Be.
wobner lie uerla1en tonnten. Ginfbuns
bert Meni@en werben uermibt unb minbes
itens 9unbert iinb sntueber ertruuten Oter
uon einihipenben Mauern eri&laseu nor.
ben. auer Giienbabnuertebr itodt.
spdtere Depei&en iasen, bab bic Sers
LUTTE an Menidenleben nod uiel GROCER
fnb, bereits bat man l2O Qei9en in
Der OOnau sefunben unb man nimmt on,
bab pisIe uon Der StrSmuus nit fortses
nou,men morben iin6.
StaIie wanSeIt, wie alle rGultur.
itaaten1 Guropas, bic Bobnen bes Milis
tdrism,us. Oas &esierunssseiet, pel@ss
betanntli@ aud bic 0eifli9en gum Wsilis
tdrbienit perpFi@tet unb bas bersits pom
abseorSnetenbauie Ansenommen mar, ers
bielt unperdnbert aud bieG eGenebmisuns bes
Senatss. Dieter ipra4 siel1eber3susuns aus,
sab be yrisifsr aller Setenntnihe, fie uenn
unter bic Waffen serafsn warben, por,usss
weiie als Wi@teombattanten Verwenouns
finsen waroen. Das 0eiet warse NIT 90
sesen Is Stimmen ansenommen. Obne
ieSe Diseufiisn senebmiste Der Senat ebea:
fals ben pen Der 2ammer petirtsn @eiessss
pori4las aber ein Ratienalssi9ent flr ben
.9elben { y pom 6aprera". Die @esierans
bdlt f9 far antorifirt. tn eas srobe BUD
Ser Sheatli@en Staatsi@alo cine Sabres'
rsnts oon $4,000 Fire pom !. Sanuarls7s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06

Gnss;ssn fur yeaes 9Serisn 0li6ssieis r., ale tSn
@sihs Der sa.t Sir&e iuriser, fnhta ient aufaabms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
lille GnSeisen ienbe man ipdtsRene
2dontas 2dorsem Elm. u

9e6 eAr6eiteH ader Art prompt nHa 6iaiS
ansssfi6rt. /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
greise der 9uzeigea.

%usrsrtise an;essa maHes ssrausbs,attt perssa.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
TIfOFBLE AHEAD.

Merry Christmas! girls and boys.
Stnta Claus with teams and TOYS
Now i. startin on his way,
With his Overladen c gh.-
Never needing C I'D or waiting,
Not single town forgetting.
But II uzzied look he bears.
\ 5 he mO' es among his wares,
And doubt II ever yet
Was santa Claus in such pet.
Now he purs' up his ips,
Snaps his rosy fngei.tips;
All In rain he scaus his store.
Names the children DER and o'er,-
Just one boy deserves q switch,
And he has forgotten uhieh.
II d. ". 81. Nichol1s y January.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
SIl,O94 535.1S
Senate Combinations.

WAsuiNGroN, December 14.-rhe
Senate in executive session is after
noon, confirmed the following nomi-
nations:
Richard Gibbs, of New York, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to Peru, vice Francis
Thomas, resigned; Christina Wullwe-
Der, of Iowa, Minister Resident to
Ecuador, vice Thomas Biddle, re-
signed; Gratiot Washburne, Secretary
of the Legation at ST. Petersburg !;
Henry Nignaut, of Louisiana, Sec ond
Secretary of the Legation at Paris;
Daniel 5. Richardson, of California,
First Secretary of the Legation in
Mexico.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
'ThG Boy EmlgraltS, by Noah Brooks

Giving the adventures of parry OF boys on
their long journey across the plains, with Il
vivid portrAiture of tAeir Life in Califor-
mia during the days of the Gold Fever.
Mr.. Brooks brings to this work, in addition
to his well-known literary gifts a thorough
familfa ity with the features OF that wild
country and the people then docking towards
1t. WHAT he has to say of them Is peryaied
with subtle and intense saVor Of reality
that enables the reader To follow the charac-
tiers IN their adventures with positive sense
of com panion,hip. The contaglon of ;he
gold fever" the 81 eat difficulties and perlis
winch beleagured their journey across the
plains and mountains and iina ly the a-iyen-
iurous. halt.cIyliized. aud yet, III a certain
rude way poetic life in the mines OF Caliior-
MIA, are ah described with wonderful truth
tIlness and skill. Add to this the elevated
tone peryading the work, and the Irresist-
able attraction which such Il narrative pos.
sesses for boys, and the value of TINS stirring,
healthy serial becomes evident.
There is to be another and shorter serial
beginning in January and running through
three numbers
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
SOMETHING JF INTER EST TO THE
OLD FOLKS, AND TO TIE
BOYS AND GIRLS.

The BOston journal, in recent issue,
rays: Picture to yourself what n magazine
for children ought to be-how bright aud
winning In contenls. how pure and sIi nulat.
ing In teaching how respondent with pict-
ures AMI then turn over the pages OF ST.
ed.'
The Chicago Inter. Ocean says: "sr.
NICHOLAS ia an institution of which Young
and Old America are As proud as England is
OF Punch. house without S NICHOLAS :"
continues the writer "does not deserve to
own any boys and girls; no ,log should wsg
its little tail while pressi 1g its nose through
tie area railings; emphatica'ly, we would
observe that should tho sun condescend to
shine upon that house. his solar majesty
would make a big IN stake"
The FIRST VOLUME OF ST. NICHOLAS was
surprisc even to t C public that had heart
lily welcomed it, number by number. News
paDer critics expressed en- thusi astic approval
children and pare nts were alse delighted
and cos gratuatory letters rom distinguished
men and women poured in upon the publish
ers and editor Charles Dudley Warner
wrote do not see how it can be made any
better and II children don't like it. it is time
to change the kind Of children in this cOun-
Try" Whittier, cur great pot, wrote: 1t
Is little to say OF this magazine that 1t is the
pest chllds peri dicai IN the world;" and
words OF hearty commentator came across
the ocean from such earnest workers and
Itopular favorites OF the young as Geo. Mae
donald, Christina ROssrtti, and Canon
Kingsley.
Beautifully bound superbly illus trated and
hlled with good things from the best writer's
uncluiing three ! ing serial storlesl the first
yolu ne OF ST. NICHOLAS complete in itseif,
IS fner Christmas gift for girls an d boys to-
day than any single book in the market, eX.
cepting
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
:" .sON Os' kiAANED.'
ia BAY ARD TASLoR.

4 delightfully."- vivid story of an lcolaudic
boys career, fall OF inc dents which could
happen IN no otner country, and graphlcal-
ly touching upon the customs, life, and gen
eral features o. that strange land.
TIIE BEST GENER I. READING Tor boys and
girls is in>nrea by list Of present AMI prom
.sed contributors. among 6 hom are
WiIIi;un Cullen Bryant. George n,c-
,lollnid, Christina Rossetti. Louisa NJ.
AIcott, j. I. Trpw bridge, L. B. AIdricii
Elizabeth stuart Phelps, Abby Morton
Diaz. Harriet Prescott spoisOrri, Donald
c.. Mitchell, II. H., Edmund &. Stcd-
man, Lucy I.arConlb, Charles Dudley
Warmer. Bret IIarie. ErnniS IL. Stock
ton. Elizabeth Aikers Allen, 4. w. EiS-
.inson, LtIcrSti0 u. Hale. Prof. X. A.
Proctor, Mrs. oiiphant and Rev. E:d-
ward Eggleston.
Special papers are secured ar promised,
viz: ASTRONOMY FOR YOUNG FOLKS (ProL
Proctor); CHAPTERS ON WINDSOR G sTLE
and English History Mrs OighGntl 4 IKs
WITH GIRLS (Hrs. A. u. T. HaiHey, H. n,
Louisa NJ Alcott, SaSdR COoddye aud Mrs.
Dodqs); LITTLE HoUsEKEEPEas' PAGES
Marion HdridHd, author Of "CommoH Sense
IN he Housth0id"). Also, INCIDENTS OF
AMERICAN HISTORY. PRACTICAL n ANDwoRK
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, SKETCHES OF AD-
VENTURE AND TI,yEL, FAIRY TALEs. and
StoI les OF Home Life. A \ ioung ContriOutors'
is to be added to the we'll known
and approved Regular Features; and IN
short, the Magazine will be made as useful
lively, and entertaining as the purest and
best writer's and artists can make it.
Some OF the Finest Works Of the Great
Painters have been engraved for ST. NlCHo
Las, and its illustrations for 1879 viii surpass
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
1T. Nicholas for 1878.

Which, with its magnificent pictures, 1t, two
complete serials, and its nnumerable shorter
stories sketches poems. fairy tales rhymes
and JINGLE, bits Of wisdom, its French Ger
man and Latin stories ITS fun and its puz-
zles, Jack-in-the- pulpit the Letter. box. &c.
NC, is even more superblv attractive.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
Peniloson for President.

Hon. George 81. Pendletan was in
troduced to the citizens of Atlanta.
Georgia, last night rs the "next Presi
dent of the United States" by General
Gartrell, and made a very happy
speech in reply to the compliment
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
St, Nicholas for 1874 & rs, q Vols.

For the convenience Of Libraries and be-
cause many chlldren lind the two large yolu-
mes for "a and 10 rather bull v to handle, we
have had hese twee 1ty -four numbers bound
in four elegant volumes, and inclosed IN
neat box, under the general title OF
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15

PLACK CASHMERE. Direct from the
- impor'er, . fal, line Of ack Cash
1850. These desirable fabrics are at lower
prices THAI We have offered for years, aud we
recommend them for color and du eility,
" B. SHARP,
ost6 Fourth and Market strees
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15


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Inw my
SEAL
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
srrATE OF DELAWARE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Lat
a
Al mber6, A. D..
OF pE ACE
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15

The religious press all over the country
heartils commends 81. NICHOLAS and virtu.
ally echoes the opinion Of the New orb
Christian Union that it 10 a DELIGHTFUL
MAGAZINE FOR ALL CHILDRtN BE-
TWEEN fINE AND ElGHIY-SENENn
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
St. Nicholas for 1876.

Promises even greater attractions than the
previous volumes. y strong feature OF the
new volume is an American Serial story.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
COAL.

JOSEPH F0Ur has again opened a Co 6
- Yard at West street. opposite the H. IA,
Co e WORKS. which he intends t run in con-
nection with his other yard. Persons in want
OF good oal can get the Enterprise by order
ing nj West and Wate. streets O. Orange and
Water streets. JOSEPH FoUT.
espt.5
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15
The NJ. Nicholas Library

HCob IOuI NVIItuUH HIt FOIU IUI ~ UrIU-
only two dollars Volume-a beautiful and
valulb @ Christmas presen, for an entire
family of young folks.
The New-York Tribune says. IN the
ava anche OF immoral literature that threat
ems the children some strong vitality whole
some, and really at'rsc i've magazine is re.
qured for them, and ST. NICHOLAS has
reached a higher platform and commands
for this service wider resources in art and
letters, than any OF Its predecessors or con-
temporaries."
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15

The Sunday-Scho0I Times says: " A
cleaner. purea, more trustworthy periodical
for children cannot be named The maya
zine does not Claim to be religious but it is
on the side OF all that is true and good. from,
beginning to end"
The daily gazette., 1875-12-15

S.} q yeor: 81 Jor 0ound rol

anything ever yet attempted in Juvenll,
literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

q AN Com saie and unchanged OATS higher 4pe
Sssiey hrmsr; held hghcr. No slriaS. cash. IL Is;
Eli S scss7 Re- osi S s ~ s sso
Prime sts~m lS9 SO freieh's-ro Bnfse 2ec: heseir1
Ilur 4ecv hbls NJ eat 10000 BUSH shipmen's-f.ser.
pkrRor July l6f1our-Msrket ri though not eustably
hxhcr Wheat excited and higher; huytis and sellers c
.pars; Ne WHITE Michigan - S2.sl Ss;: lxiIa y sS
unehang No. Mixed, AIS. Ilygbs 70 Csweso-Wheai
SAC Rceeips-Tlour. 1000 bills; Wheat GOO tusa Corn.
1000 bns Oats 6Vo0 bush shpmes,s-W heat Low eHsh'
%sSSns July is-r1ear dri and nominal Wheat scarce
No 2sprng u 10 Corneuve but lover atss as3c
dali and nominal Lard dan bat unchanged iacon Gun
lower Shoulders No. Clesrnb Sides Sc Clear Sides
81 torrs July 16-F1our hrmer; held higher vat Htt,e
ss'ns Ss s h saes ant at y ss 10 ASSst ii Ssa
IA close spring 81 OF. nrer held higher for
es@c August o7s.c September. steady and arlo for
cash, easier for futures No Ole, eash S1laa S6'c,
August 35c. September. RycNo transactions Pork dull;
drmaDd IA aud market hrn; Clear Rib sfes &c AZ keo
trk; lt'9c here. BACON scarce wanted shoulders &c
whisky steady amt unchanged Live Hogs act e and higher
ehpc,rs 81 65as6 So bacon GRADES So sOgs5 10
Butchers 81 1897 20 cattle .teay aad urn good Nare
o. 90 50 1jat4 Fair, 50 - 90; Cousaon 81 ~
Corn 2oc0Obnsh; Data o0co BUSH Hogs, 1910; Cattle
ToiFpo, July s-Fiour-D Demand fair and market firm
Wheat active and higher for intms, closing weak NO.
gan 81 Ss: August 81 80; September. 81 S01; No Red
No d. ii n ReScied 81 cS Corn higher
High Mixed. 7Ssc August 742c. september 40 '2c;i 10y
SIC; August. 39c. White Sci Michigan. 53e septem
Der 81 DC Bran active at 81 H. RE Il dui and nominal
ens oats bush. shipmentsflouI, 400 bbls Wheat
81, tOS bush; Corn, $4,000 bush; oats 5000 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
GdpinJ5 Drhs.
Broadway sav.ag5 Institution,

70 237 Broadway. entrance on Park place
Interest deposits entitled thereto for the xix months end
Ing Juno 30 AZ ho Ia;c SIX PER CENT PER ANNrN,
Oh all slin- OF - upward be paid and after Mon
day, July 49, - .~..,. .. go, ,.,,..
WADE Il. WORRALn. SEC. IEltR CUNNING Actuary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
Chances for Business lilen.

CAPITALIST WANTED-TO complete n
~ COursay 10 introduce valuable r. LROAD PATENT
on address HOFFMAN, FEkSt II, Ia Chatham ST.
New.YorA or JOHN MCADAM% J2s Kent ave, Brooklyn.
COR SALE. 10 close business, ONE-Til!RD
j ISTEKESr in New York Company which has canned o
Der pfo three capital 500 OOJ only
spoishlc PARTIES aGdess MERCHANT, T. y. Box
S47 y. y
&o5 Hskn WORKING CAPITAL wanted
l IN h cit. Nlcn ~ siIe lDr M NJ, ami
laigt q Il n. AduI, II. h., + Iblne Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

DXPAKTMFNT OF p Blc WOIks IONHt,-IONtHN OFYIcE,
koOA 10 CRY HAL, NEW lO.K, jug o, 10. !
NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
~ the INST Vl ugusl next FIVE PER CENT wil De
a.i0cd al UNPAID wa.eI FiTI JOHN PORTER
Commissioner of Public MUrxs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
DHrAgTMHSr % PumIc WoaKs.

DETACHMENT % PUBLIC WOhKs
COMMEslokELs OgFcR. ROOM 10. tII HALL
kRw-iOkk. July III, 1875.
DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given that petit
ton Of the property oNncfs With maps and pan for The
81 grsde In 52dt from I'm 90 l2hayes l. now
pendnf before the Common Council. All persons interested IN
line mentioned change II Crz AMI having objections
tbere requested preselt The same writing 10 the
undsIs sne Az The olce, or bel rc te 27th Instant
FITZ-JOIE POTTER.
Commissioner Of Public MUrss
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Corporation \ otiree.


EOR FURNISHING REGISTRY BOOKS, &c
j SEALED PROPOSALS viii he rccei,td by TIE ioire
Department July p. 1870 10 ocock ply ing
hesistIy tah BOOKS DC For Iart cilifs SEQ The
Guy cOrL Copies Tor SHEA No city Hall
EOR RtGULATING,G Grading, and Plugging
4 sIAIED PROPOSALS viii ie received by lie Drisrt
oIAs uYii July -. lo7, IL O'Clock Tor
regulating grading setting and ter bag.
dc. o. Particulars The Cav h,'oro teUus for sails
al No 2 CITY han.
EOR PAVING TIL RD AVE.-SEALED PRO
Il .O~hi4, viz lr by ihe -. iInent Of PHnl
Iaris July 80 . go for .uiaing and wing
TL.r.!av Wit l..i,EIu Oi / ~ g"ck p Inent.
par MARS Iho Icooid. Cop,s for sale al No
2 G.! y Han.
V'OnPAVING TIuRD-AVE.-sEALED Pro
. AIS IN % rc'.y,d ~ the iepartmu ruDIc
lax, mil $50 oCO,t huaus 1919, tDr regr latng
l.. d-Nc. IN UI Ilri,ck pave nrni.
Tor TaItcIs The City cord Cop for at No
city lad.
EOR REPAIRS TO STEAM-TCG.-
1 S.AIEDIR lCSAIS W II bc Tcc,I b. h. III Ice
DtuaIn., lHt 10 ooo,k July q, - Tor eIii
st,s.B la" "Gen =. = G. L..
.oT lsric See he Dy accord Copies fer at NO
2C.ty Hail
L'UR FURNISHING 5000 BARRELS OF
1 TLOUE.-SEALED PROPOSALS Will De received by the
Of Charities a. corrections Until 10 O'Clock
Jul, Il, 40. for supplying 5000 barrels of FOuI.
For particulars tlty tscOj. C0pos for sale No.
2Cuy Han
DEPARTMENT OF ~ mIc WUBKs CoNWi,-IoNEas OEYcE,
Ron 1 A L. Z. I'M O i<Tr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, July l6.wool Is in improved demand
reS s anita and West virginia Xxx and above, asa
sse; Nev:l or. Mdgan indiana, and %rsto'n Fine
z3qsSc Medium. 5oG5lc.; Coarse, 450 sJc; colnbing
WASHED Couoing Unvasne, AZ .e; Canada comb
ing, 65c. Fine Un"aShSd, 81 5ci Coarse aud Menul
Vnwashed, loc4Oc. Tub asaed 43Gv3c; toloTa 20,
WASHED SsGS5ci Colorado Upwsehsh 2i42je Extra and
Nerno Puei a004fe: No. Super. Pu'ied 4oG i2e,
TEXAS Fine Medium, % d3jc. Texas, toar, 20 2ie
California Fine and Medium 2od35c; California, Coarse ~
3coc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
finanricl.

DEOEG ANIZATlON.-N. \. q u. MIDLAND
Ia The BOldlOdcfs lan having been
ssme bv spec al T. :. Court parties 70 the
Of protecting the owners ~ the
iarge amount Mortgage bonds deposited with them
will continue 10 the Union trust Co., No 10
az until further notice, AID will present the holders
honis posted with them ut the heaFg Tor nn2l decree 70
h.h dun They VIII aso sacn
boI,Gs for proof "a whenever required by the C"uit
r,,tn unt sos Sec y J6IN T.. WILLIAMS Chairman.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the UNITED
- % "a - rtII " I,1;t,, Gt III !, = All, oF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

GAS STOCKS.
VI NEW. YORK, METROPOLITAN MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS SrOCkS BOUGHT AND SOLD, .
and an kinds rooAlyn and NewYOrS Gas a4es deat
Indy GIv3 A. phr.N ilS55'' w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAlLROAD BONDs
No 24l Dock II. HhiladclPlua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
Crropean 6oicls.

Crropeam 6oiIs. -
egim.
DE FLANDRES Place vgte-We recommended
ANTWERrH0TE ANTOINE First Hotel in
tqntl american fami-tIsl recommended
Inar first Cafe ia 'u8sy recommended
GIEAT.IOrEL DE VENNE Well recommended to travellers.
HOTEL Place dAme-ly recommended
arranged for American families
PARSGRAND HOTEL" Highly recommended for American families
Germany
BADEN DE FRANCE Fhta@ house. spi situated moderate
dFdss hotel situated
ADENvlCroRIA English families
M Pr IA VILE De SA e light Of the station Splendid
bSSSaaSp oh Ps a!& St @ in the T it'd IN * large
FRAN @ & M M Ky, MEs 'r ss1 to the
%ASShTEER1 t5t hs H % @ 81 kline
w 2n'I % 9s f Sn III S mod
& m9Ts pn Ia 70 % Hotel close Station highly recon"
ewfzcran
HOTEL DIES BANS; splendid situation Heinrich
BAIEfOTEI Kraft. Beautifully Rhine highly recommended
SAINES
family the Lake
CENEvAGRAND HOTEL DE RtSS Hotel splendid view A. Adrian
GEy 3h AND lESs s9 FAES Mo- Grand s' f @ highly recon-
ne M oE1 SAIioS 1 s a 1sS a % the LIST Of July
IN TERI biAND most comfortable house and moderate charges Rooms
M HOTEL BEL LIZ yUE excellent second class Hotel; large garden the river
LUCERN-GRAND o the Switzerland
UCERyEIolEL moderate
American families
LAUsANSE nEA EIvAGA This magnificent and comfortable Hotel
K or BYR9N %Say s"p on VOLTS Fe' ivd residence for
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sCFflAsEN Observation-Disclosures BELLE vuE magnificent position Rhine
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17
Gnunrial.

A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS Of
IN BOSTON AND NEW-YORK AIR LINE HAIL
kOAD COMPANY win be held at Middletowp, Ct, ct A.
surance II all, the 23d Of July. ut O'Clock. ..
Of the meeting authorize the Issue OF $5OOOOO
Of Bonds m provided fos in the Charter.
NEW YORK Ju,y ~ 1875. d. b. HATCH, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

NOTICE of the SALE of Lands and Tcne-
~ iOr Unpi Accountability VI New YORK. ii
Department iurtau col Arrears, J.ly l. lr7J-t
the o Andrew II. Green, comptroller Of the cry
NewYOTh, tie under cncd hereby Eil fGlc Lourc pIsu
tr rOyisi'ns The act entitled An fr the
lection Of taxes ramcnts and rotor water the
Cy u New NUii., and To amend the several act
relative th'r,to" passed Aprl $. 1871. that tbs
sIs'ctiye Of al the lands and teE'IIouts
which assessments have b,en laid and conAImsd, and
and unpaid, and have remained due
unIaii since The confirmation OF said For ru-
cr1ssw!ks ecHg ana III ng ou hug sewers,
cus et- underground drains, cOnined January,
l-72 required 10 pay TIRE amount Of the
remaining unlad Ia tho CeIk OF ArieaIs his
la Finance DepaT, iart In te Sew Courthouse IN.
York. together with the interest thereon the
twelve pcr per 10 tho tmo OF payment The
charges ~ tins notice AID advertisement.
And default shall bc made IN such payments such lands
enoons win be sold At public auction, az the Now Court
Ga CITY Hal Pars, In the tity Of New-YoIk
TUESDAY, October 1875, twelve o'clock, for the
lowest Of 1t which shall on To- take TIE
same, cousidrI - advancing The amount -" H.,
due and unpaid, and the interest thereon Aforesaid
the time Of the SAID, and together with the charges " th
advertisement, and all other charges and costs
crtd that such sale will he continued from
all the lands and nlnets here advertised for
sal shall bo sold
And hereby further given that detailed statement
Of the sessIDents e ownership Of the property which
duc did, L. published Ia pam
phlei and that coes OF The pamphlets deposited IN the
81 the CLERK 0i Aear In the Fnauce Uncut
viii be delivered 10 any person applying Tor the
:. 3. tADl, Clrrk OF Arrears.