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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

A NIGHT WITH SHAKEsPEARE.-Yr. Joseph &.
Fountain will read at Grunewald Hall, on the
evening of December 16, several most admired
selections from Shakespeare. Mr.. Fountain is
thought to be really splendid reader by all who
have ever had the pleasure of hearing him, and
he will on this occasion be assisted by the famous
musician. Basile Bares, who will introduce for
+ba frat time the famous quarto piano.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

The pastor of the Coliseum Place Baptist
Church will preach to-day at II A. NJ. and IA P.
N, in the church edifce, corner Camp and Terp-
sichore streets Seats free. All are welcome.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

Combinations are generally very powerful and
sometimes very useful. staub says his counters
exhibit combination Of news and interesting
Z leading matter unequaled anywhere in the coun.
try. He can be seen at Goldthwaite's bookstore,
No 60 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05
Notice to Idc- Collectors.


The NeaU Louisiana Remedy,
Product of our swamps, cures the most desperate
CoUGHs, CATARRH Colds THROAT ana ds1c aGS COW H
P n,Inn os SonTHIyG SRuP. An immense mass of
Evidence constantly increasing may be seen at the
Depot LOG Camp street. n o. LIFE 5oait ooT
for CH1LIs and FEVER, Diarrhaa, Indigestion, poor
appetite etc Sold by druggists and eonnt y, ier
chants.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

An entertainment for the benefit Of st. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Sunday School, will be
given at Eagle Hall, on Thursday evening next,
ut o'clock. Among the attractions will be the
farce of " Toodles"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
pews agent in Mobile, at the depot, on the
arrival of the P. M. train.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

At the regular semi-annual meeting OF the
United Laborers Benevolent Society the follow
ing gentlemen were elected to serve as officers
for the ensuing term: VIM. Crotty, President
John Thompson, First Vice President; John Jour-
dan, Second Vice President; John Grayer, Treas
urer; John Sheren, Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05
The Ne,U Upright Chickeri,ag Piano

Now for exhibition and sale at my warerocms exceis
in beauty of tone, folidity of construction in touch
and appearance every Piano made in this country
Europe Pianists and others are invited to inspect
the same. Price very reasonable.
PHIL. WERLEIN,
d. lt2p Piano Dealer 7e, &c. 81 and 90 Baronne ST.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

We are indebted to the Second District ANA
teur Brass Band for a pleasant seranade last
night, after the meeting of the Crusader En-
campment of Seven Wise Men.
This organization is similar to that Of the
knights Templar, and their drills are OF the
same!character.
The uniforms of the society have just been re-
ceived from Baltimore, and it is expected on their
first parade they will make very handsome dis
play.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

A friend, writing from Richmond, Va, con-
corning the Rev. DR.. Wilson, now pastor OF the
Coliseum Place Church, says OF him.
Earnest and evangelical, with capacity for
original research in the Scriptures and interpret
alton, such as have never seen exhibited before,
and the most mastery analysis and presenta-
tion. no subject was ever touched by him that
was not invested with new and abiding interest"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

TouRo INFIRMARY-There has been quite
hutter among the bellies and beau1 OF the city
over the grand fair to be given by the LADIES Aid
and Sewing Society, for the benefit of that popu-
lar institution, the Touro Infirmary, at Grune-
valid Hall, Monday evening, continuing during
the week. From the large sale Of tickets there
will be jam during the whole entertainment.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

The FLOOD YEsTERDAY.-It has been long time
since we have been visited by such rainfall as
we experienced yesterday, and, Notwithstanding
the efforts of the draining machines the surplus
OF water remained in the upper back portions OF
the city, on the streets, for several hours. In
some neighborhoods in the Sixth District the
residents were compelled to resort to the use Of
skiffs to reach the city cars. Many gardens were
submerged, and some damage done.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

We learn from California paper that the Rev.
William Leacock. (son Of the venerable rector OF
Christ Church, Canal street, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, was married on the 10th of November, in
Naps, California, to Miss @. E. Rowland, OF that
place. Mr.. Leacock has many friends in this city
who will be glad to hear that he has joined the
ordar NJ Ranedicts
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.

in Every Class Of
DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS reduced from IS to 50 cents yard
DRESS GOODS reduced from so to 30 cents yard
DRESS GOODS reduced from 40 to 30 cents yard
DRESS GOODS reduced from 35 to % cents yard
DRESS GOODS reduced from % 10 Is cents YARD
DRESS GOODS reduced from 20 to 12a cents yard
SHAWLS, fine Broche, reduced from p to go.
SHAWLS, fine Broche, reduced from Sl0o to soo
SHAWLS. Broche, in lower grades, in like proper
SHAWLS. fine Wool, reduced from g. to $ 80.
SHAWLS fine Wool reduced from $6 to 81
SHAWLS, fine Wool, reduced from "a so to Vs.
CLOAKS, handsome Fur Trimming, reduced from
$50 to $40.
CLOAKS very handsome, reduced from so to $40
CLOAKS, handsome, reduced from rs to slo.
CLOAKS, handsome, reduced from sl0 TO u %:
CLOAKS serviceabe and handsome, reduced from
81 50 to s..
BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
WOOLENs, LINEN GOODS,
COTTON GOODS, HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFs, QUILTS,
TABLE COVERS, ETC, ETC.
IN FACT WE HAVE REMARKED IN
PLAIN FIGU RES
Our entire stock in like proportion in order to realize
CASH to meet our obligations. This announcement
il made in good fai h. and guarantee to faithfully
perform what now put before Oar patrons and the
public.
This great sale will commence on MONDAY, De
cember 6, and 90 from day to day. Doors open at
10 o'clock A. NJ. and close at o'clock F. NJ each day
M. L. BYRNE & CO.,
1853 CANAL STREET.
P.s.-Any goods purchased of us which the buyer
desires to have exchanged willing to do it or
refund the money.
At Retail Positively, No Goods Charged
GO TO MOODY'S,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
FINEST ASSORTMENT and LOWEST PRICED
9H rs
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Ne,U Wjnter Clothing.
LOOK AT OUR
ELEGANT BUSINESS SUITS,
AT LOW PRICES
FALL OVERCOATS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to SO
French Diagonal
| RECEPTION FROCKS and VESTS
Stylish cut and make.
BOYS and YOUTHS DRESS and SCHOOL SUITS
At reduced prices.
White and Red Shaker flannel Underwear, Shirts,
| Half Hose, New Scarfs Bows Kid Gloves, Etc.
ALL FRESH GOODS.
ONE PRICE AND POLITE ATTENTION AT
d5 2p PIERSON HEWS'S.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

NOTICE-No Orders taken On the bunetln on'ce
unless Endorsed by the fhVr hiElVn'
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-15

bed. like hated thing whose touch was corrupt ing; then she sprang lightly to the window again. sZelonah 2 rr -....-. -. Yes. There is no time to sparer came the
 answering voice from below the window. Out she eprang, and as she touched the ground,
 she felt soft familiar hand in hers. den and over an intervening fence that surround | ed the field in which the stable stood.
 See, there is Ulay waitingr
 Zelonah pointed as she ran, to the three horses
 dimly visible in the i9dstinct light, but standing
 saddIed, with the hand of Ulay on the bridle of each. .-.a...
 A few seconds and they were up where the horses were standing. | Glad you are SO far safe UlaY grasped the hand of each, and whispered: Have courage now Freedom is worth all the effort we are going to make.'
 =. Yes. Yes. Glayl God bless you and my beauti-
 Uay would have suffered hundred deaths to merit such words from her lips. He lifted her gently into the saddle fixed her little foot in the stirrup, and made sure the reins and bridle were right. though he had examined them dozen
 Then, with as much care. he saw that his sister was thoroughly secure on the spirited horse he
 usted his re felt his pistols either side of hia belt. and sprang lightly on the back of his own rse,
 Turning his horses head to the west, he said in low tone:
 Follow mer
 A fierce yell frightened the animals into mad gallop; score of rifles seemed to blaze out in their faces wild ehonts were heard from the di- rection Of the house, and cries of rage an fear seemed to ring ont on every hand. Do not look back Keep straight on r cried
 Ulay, holding back his own horse, and turning his
 head to ascertain If they were being pursued. He was not long in doubt-for soon he heard the yels of men coming after and the quick chatter of horses feet.
 He made no comment, but giving free rein, away the gallant animals dashed, as if they felt the importance of their mission. The continuation of this deeply interesting story will be found in SATURDAY NIGHT. No. G. Vol l3. which is now ready and for sale by News Dealers everywhere.
 ss SATURDAY NIGHT,' Is large eightpage paper, and contains forty columns of the choicest reading matter. splendid
 y illustrat ed. and elegantly printed fine white paper. As Family Journal it cannot be surpass- ed by any publication in the United States. HIN ss SATURDAY MIG kATss SIX grand Serial Stories are always running and it's Sketches, Poetry and Miscellaneous Articles are the best that money can procure, or the most celebrated authors write 11
 If you wish paper that every one of your fami
 ly will like, from the youngest child te the oldest member, be sure and buy ssSATURDAY NIGHT.1 You will ind 1t the Best Family Paper that It has ever been your fortune to read. Those who have access to News Dealers can have 8 SATURDAY NIGHT" mailed to their address for Four Months, by sending One Dollar to DAVIS SATURDAY NIeHT," Philadelphia, Pa.
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-15

A Ia Court of Probate holden at Sharon within A and for the district of sharon, the 2nd day of October, A. D. 1875
 Present, Robert D. Livingston, Esq,, Judge. This Court doth find that the trustee on the ca tate of Henry Hummiston of sharon, in said dis
 trct assigned for the benefit of his creditors. has
 given notice to all persons interested in said es- tate, in pursuance of the order of thls Court in
 the premises, to appear before this Court the pres
 ent day at o'clock in the forenoon. to be heard relative to the appointment of commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims of the credi-
 tors of saiG estate, And on due hearing this
 Court doth appoint Eben w Chatee ana George
 said. And this Court doth allow three months for exhibiting the claims of creditors to said com missioners, who will meet at the house now occupied by the said Hummiston, on the 18th day | of November and on the l4th day of December, 1875 at o'clock 8. m. on each of said days, and
 said trustee will publish this order three times in | two weekly newspapers published in Litchneld
 county, nearest the place where said estate Is in settlement
 Certified from Record, 3wlS CHAS. E. sEDGWICK, Clerk,
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-15
Dl E D..

At Lakeville, Oct. 3rd. Emeline F., wife ot Frederick Holley, aged 47 years.
 At Chapinville, Oct 9th, Milo Harris, aged s7
 At Goshen, .QMilton Society," sept...3O, Miss Laura Collins, aged 76.
 In Wied, East Village, Oct 4th, Henry Wattles, ksed 79 years.
 At Bantam Falls, Uitchfeld,) Oct. 9th, Mrs. Melissa Bissell, widow of Benjamin BisRell, aged 82 years.
 At Ellsworth, Sept. 27, Lieut.. Milton Gregory, 2nd c. V. A., aged S6 years.
 At East Litchneld, Oct. 8, Mrs. William Clark, aged 52 years. mad. .-,-.
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-15
gtdhate Mutites.
ALBERT MOORE, Clerk.
DlSTRICT of Salisbury, ss Probate. Court O October 9th 1875. Estate of Jamea II. Merritt

DlSTRICT of Salisbury, ss Probate. Court, D October 9th 1875 Estate of James H. Merritt. late of Salisbury, in said District, deceased. The Court Prob for the District of Salisbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Esate represent ed insolvent, on which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Lot Norton and Lorenzo Tupper, Esqs., of said Salisbury, Con- missioners to receive and examine said Claims
 Certified by ALBERT MOORE, Clerk. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Miller House in Lakeville, insaid Salisbury, on the 1st day of Janua- ry, and the 9th day of April, 1S76 at one O o'clock in the afternoon, each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 LORENZO TuPPER, sioners All persons indebted to said Ettate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 SYDNEY R, MERRIT.
 3w14 Administrator.
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-15

T Court of Probate holden at Sharon. within fA and for the District of sharon, on the End day of October. A. D. 1875.
 Present, Robert D. Livingston, Esq, Judge.
 On motion oi Eben ". Chafee, Esq, adminis- trator on the estate of John M. Gregory, late of sharon, within said district, deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limi- ted for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the said admin istrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published public sign post in said Town of Sharon, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 3w13 CHAS. F. SEDGWIOK Clerk,
Connecticut western news., 1875-10-15
arm for Sale.

TENHE undersigned. as assignee, offers for sale 1 the farm now occupied byAmon Briggs. known as the Ja mes Briggs farm. It contains 18O acres, and is pleasantly located in North East Duchess county. N. r., about 1-2 miles from Shekomeko station. on the Duchess & Columbia railroad It is in high state of cultivation, well timbered, and has good supply of water, which can be led with little expense to all the buildings. The buildings are in good repair. There is also a choice selection of fruit upon the premises. Pos session will be given at any time. For terms of sale enquire of
 PHGNIX N. DEUEL, Assignee. At his residence near Pine Plains village, N. '. 4m3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21

9rOeerien incline, 9iqueure,
Gabaf, @isarrem u. /. NJ.
Is. y. &umpi Gde 0fain u. 2. StraBe.
q. S4rOOer, gde l6. u. GIap Strabe.
Eeter Spe3t, Gde GOuIer unb eagle
Yoint Nuemue.
Sobn S4uler, BbiteitraBe swii9en IL.
unb Is. StraRe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21

Der METROPOLITAN 3eibffaa in ter
Nabt hes @tbsnaums, frlbsr pom Tsdr unb
9aser. jsst Sassr unb &atelif stbaitsn, III nit
siner Nuswabl uOrtrsfai6tr 8uii@sn unb Bug
sies, icpie ben tsfsn pfsrbsn Ssritbsn. s8tr
tiss Spasierfabrt MAIDEN, pbsr binaus IN bic
@sssne fabrsn min, fol- sert isins. Sresr bintsr-
laIeE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
@ei6na6tsgeC9enRe

Serr 9onrao Ssfer $40. $50 Main
Strabe, bat Die srOBte auspabl Don &sib.
nadtss uno 9teuiabrs : @si9snten in Der
Staot unO p~srtauit gu eritauuIi9 biaissn
Yreiien.
Wan finoet oaielbit aue mSsIi9sn Spiels
waaren pom puppentOpie bis gum S9autels
pieroe, Slumenuuien unS SelsemdIoe,
S4mudia4en auer slrt, Wuiitinitrumeute
osridieosner 9attuns ). y. 9armonitas,
Aeeoroeons, Guitareu unO Siolinen &C.,
ierner llnterbaltunss,s G~rbauunsss uno
8ebetbi9er, &aIenoer, &oisntrdnse, 0eis
llsenbiloer, Statuen, &irdsn Ornamente
uno Sacramento u. 9auienb anbsre Sadem,
Die bas Aasenersoten, bic bier iu nsnmen,
81 w%eitldufis waren.
Der biais taufen nil, tauie bel Serrn
6. Yeder go. $50 Wain StraSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
- AIen nnlerm Sefern wiin-
(den wir sfi&fi&e 2sei6ma6-
fen!
Deu Cdumiaen ga6ferm,

b. ;. bsnsn, bic iiber etu Sabrim &iiditanoe
fnb, isnSsn mir in 3utunft monatli4
Re1nunssu. Oisienissn, bi. iber 3wei
Sabre iduIben unb ibre Announcements
Sttrdse nidt innerbulb zines Monates
mad Gmpfans Der Rsdnuns ididen, oSsr
bic has 2sfatt o6mc 6c,a6ft a66eae1en,
betra6ten mir aIs SduinbIer uno pn6fis
aireu momatfi6 oerem Namea. uniere
gebuIb 1T ont Gnbe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
Nem=Dorf Marftbsri9t.

(ptr 3~tltsrapD. Dec. IL. 1875.
WebI-$5.O 90 bis 600.
WeiSen. - Chicago Sl.ls.
s. bis
Safer-43 bis As Sts.
Wel 9tOrn-semii9t weitI. II Gts.
S6weinefei9 .-s21.O 90.
@olb in New Dort $1.l4a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21

ct. Souls Warttberi9t.
(per 3tltsrapb.) Dec. 10. 1875.
Wei;en-rotber, Winter $1.4O-l.4l
&eIi9tprn-42 bis 43 Gts.
Safer-33 bis "a Gts.
g 6weineflei 6-Sl9.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
Wassn, 8aqsiss sum ausleibeu,
,S6Iitten u. (. ~.


'S3Iitten u. |. ~.
metropolitan 2eibitaa, fribsr Osfer &
Saser, in Der Ndbe bes ~9tbendums.
9asen & SObne, 2Oeuits swiiden S. umo
o. StraBe.
8aibinstOn 9eibitaa pom George 8iloe,
Z. StraBe swiiden Wains unb Qoeuf.
ltraBe.
Die Sirma 2siwer nno 2sowau.
wel6e bisber i'm Gowan Blod, in Der NGbs
bss Central Marttss, Den 8ertauf pou Gl,
lenwaaren, fertisen 8leibsrn, 8ur,waaren
n. I. 10. betrieb, 1T in 6olse aeaenleitiaer
reunbi9aftlider llebereintunit aufaelSt
porben. l9err Biper sisbt ii6 pom @s.
l6dfte Suriid unb bat lein sSntsrelle au Iei.
men bisbsrissn Sbsilbabsr, BERN Soleph
Roipan, pertauft. Dieter miro ben Qaosn
poranfIbren unb bat ii9 Ssrrn Wataias
Scmntb, ben befannten lanslabrisen Ser.
t6ufer bel Serrn Bell IL So. oils @ebIlien
Al lid genommsn. Serr Oemutb 1T
ols elm freunbIider, bOfli9sr unb s~uperldi.
flyer Mann befannt, Der Die &unben TO-
pobI in ensliidsr aIs fransOfi9 otsr bsut.
i9er Spra9e bebienen fam.
l9srr &owan bat einen 9roben 8orratb
pom
Berti9en 3Iei6eru
an 'Sanb, bic sr gu iebr biaisen Breijen
aplest. 229-239.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
Afs Autmort auf muCcrem Artiker,

SaB Der bieiise r3 Nationals Democrat"
Elm IN Der 8oue sefdrbter 2tepn6fiRaner
Jet, citirt oas BIattIeiue &eibe Ssi9Iiiie
Don rOemotraten" gteu Doris. Die Ses
i4Ii1e bieier SOsus:0 emOtraten seusen,
SaB bic 9srren ebeniO penis aui bic @runb,
idse Der Partei baIten, ols Der bieiiss
pRa%tional Oemotrat". Was
sbeH bas S4Onite 1T, Die gsidIiiis trsiisn
gang unb gar Oas nidt, mas bic &atboIitsn
wouen. Die &atboliten wolen ni9t mebr
Gbsiluns bes S6ulfOnOs, neir, is molten
ibrs S9uIen nidt unter itattIider autoris
tat, fs psrIansem 2sefreinng pom Der
SGuffener, lOnit nidts. sic iasen Der
Staat bat tein Redt uns fir S9uIen gu
bsitsusrn, bic mir au(eres SewiGens unO
iin(erer Nefigioa wesen, nidt bsiudsn
Sirfen. ST Der NJ a bre Democrat" nidt
fir bisie @runoidee? @euiB! ReIi.
siOnsfreibeit unb @ewiiienss
treibeit iinO uns bur9 bic Contribution
sarantirt. aber Grant, Der RepubIis
taner unb Der 20 en- o:
Frat" in Dubuque iinb nidt fur suire6t.
baItuns Der Serei, istea Staat.m @Onititus
ton, iie iinS ni&t fir Sspiiiems.
unb Relisionsfreibei bsnn
beiSe woaen, baB bic &atbOIitsn fir S6a.
len beifeaert werbem, bic iie ibres @swifsns
unS ibrer ReIisiOn peseu nidt bsnlssn
Sirfen. Ceux qui Sc ressemblent, s'assem-
blent 10 Grant unb Der rationale sns.
trat".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
@ei6na6tsme9wei(er.

Sa Nelbnabten uno Neulabr I'M Ar1ju9e
limb. 10 empfebIen mir uniern Sc fern III Der
Stabt Dubuque unb llmsesenb folsenoe
6irmen gum Gintaui ber Reuiabrsseidsnte,
6eiertasssaben &c.
SpieIwaaren, Ruiitalien, SRs
itrumente, ViIber, 9ebetbus
bIder, g dreib materias
lienu. |. ID.
Gonrab Srdsr, 90. $50 MainitraBe.
q. &Obaus, 66l MuinitraBe.
Cobb unb SiIberpaaren, ubs
rem, Suwelterurbeit u. /. 10.
Senrp Seiselmann. No. ll7NairitraBe.
G. u. @ilss g. 60, go. 95WainitraBe.
5rembe unb inldnbii9eBeine
Qiqueurt, @etrdnteM.
Srabp, Gawanser q So. .Na9folser
pom ST. Sdser DO. 422 Mainfrabe.
U { n aaren, @ lttf 0upe,
Sanbwertssei9irr Id Rims
Der, Gaidenmeiiern u. !. 10.
q. s. 9bebinsa, go. $40. MainitraBe.
Giierme Sefem, Sl9enseidi, ii:
re, feinhe St~ubenOfen, gle4s
se4irre, Sle9erues
Spieljeusu u. |. NJ.
.. Slauer & Bruber, Soma StraBe ,wis
i9en IL. unb Is.
5. MaeIup, go. 1853 Mainirabe.
Qaserbier.
Abam Slab, Hortbern Srausrei GouIer
Npenue.
80. gIumsnausr & Weuier (Sdmios
Srauerei), GouIer auenue.
Gabriel SaiI, Yotoiis8isr, Nsent S.
Yals.
@rOeeriem, @eine. giqueurs.
Gabaf, @isarrem u. /. NJ.
Is. y. &umpi, Gde 0aain u. 2. StraBe.
q. S9rOoer, gde l6. u. Glap StraBe.
Yeter Spe9t, gde GOuler unb eagle
Yoint auenue.
Sobn S9uIer, BbiteitraBe swii3en II.
uuO ls. StraBs.
9rocerien aIIer ART.
s. Z. SancOd 81 Co., go. "A unO 76
SIDE Der 4.
Maierus 81 SunseIs, Howan's Slod,
5srtiss&Ieiber, sanse au3use,
Su9e u. |. 10.
slnt. StoItsbebn, go. 12S MainitraBe,
&appen, YeISwaareu lr
Oamen u. [. 10.
aus. 9ubert, go. 1875 MainitraBe.
GLEN unb Rur3maaren.
Sobn geu & Co., SO. 445 Maims
itraBe.
@oob, Coates IL &c., SO. s3l, s33
unO s35 MainitraBe, Stabtubrsebaube.
GUenwaaren.
9erb. Bedsr, $50. 567 MainitraBe,
,uii9en 5. unb 8. StraBs.
S3ube, StiefeL BantpffeI,
Caters, II. /. 10.
Soiepb Graut, Ode IA. unb @bite.
itraBe.
Softer, 9anbtai9en, Rsiistas
den, Sattels NIB &iemens
5eus u. +. NJ.
SebraSer gawanser, go. 1856 9Iap:
ftraBe, am MarttpIat. .
9. Gilmore, $50. s45 MainitruBs,
Grader.
s. y. 6airbants & Co., SO. l39 unS
l41 90euititraBe.
R5beI aIIer 4rt.
9. Rormann, GIaps ,pii9sn 10. unb
II. StraBe.
@asen, 8uasiss sum austsibea,
'S3Iitten u. |. ~.
metropolitan eeibitaa, frlbsr Osder &
Sdser, in Der Ndbe bes 9ltbendums.
9asen & S0bne, Occult: ,wiiden S. unb
9. StraBe.
WaibinstOn geibitau pom George 0il6e,
Z. StraBe 3wiiden Muins unb 2oeuf,
ltraBe.
Die Sirma 2siwer nno 2sowat,.
mel9e bisber i'm Gowan Blod, in Der Ndbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21

2ta@ae 2So6e, DOnneritas, ben so.
,. Ve. ipieIt Der beige Rolpins llnterbaI.
tanss:Serein in Der sroBen Sale bes ct.
Observation-Disclosures, gum eriten MaIe in
Dubuque:
"sSas rinem s6ufsrjunsrn pajiren
fam 7"
Die 9eIeuldaft bOiit auf sutem 9eiu6 !!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21

Wilwaufee Warftberi9t.
(pe r StIesrapb.) Dec. 10. 1875.
Wei3en-- 9sc bis $l.lO.
Safer-32 bis 33 Gts.
n-55 bis Sc Gts.
q It GOO bis 81 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21
81 III nod nidt asltorbeu uie ouosm,

" 1T nod ni6t seitOrben rpie ausemein
se9Iaubt wur6e, nein, er lit wisber aelunb
u'o munter, un6 9ebt ieinen @sl6aften
na9. Or. Aug. &6nis's Sam.
burger Sruttbee bat i'm serettet.
20 tornt ibr pi'Ie 9eute b0sen iassn, Die
Saerelans an Sr~uittrantbeiten aler grt
litten. Wesrtt eud bas pObl, psnn ibr irs
senbpie SnnleiOen Ipirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-21

Nen nnp aussesei6net fnb bic roat
meal Crackers" Der 8irma 5airtanfs u. 60.
sabifr. aauft sassn! Sic Gus ssluus uns
I4madbaft. 800 bis 23I.