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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17

The Maryland Annual Conference NJ. P.
Church, in. session 10 Baltimore, yesterday
ruled 10 the matter of the Broadway Church
difficulty, that Rev. Joseph P. Wilson having
withdrawn, and his adhereuts, who voted for
the severance December IA, 1874, being no
longer members Of Broadway Church, the
Pesdent Of the Conference be requested to
furnish minister as usual to the charge, and
encouraging the adhering members that they
would be speedily repossessed Of the building.
The Conference, which has been 10 session
since Wednesday last, will probably adjourn
tonight. ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17

1t il said that the detection of Gen. Cabrera
is the worst blow that the Carlsts have yet
received. Count de Morella and Duke dc Ia
Victoria, for such are his titles, has been for
the greater part of life now extending over
sixty. five years, Jealous adherent of the Car
list claims to the throne. Forty years ago he
fought for the father Of Don Carlos, and was
noted for his cruelty towards all the prisoners
who fell into biz hands. When Don Carlos
raised again his standard Cabrera was his most
efficient Lieutenant Now it seems that he has
abandoned bis service, and tenders his aegi-
ance to the young King Of Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17

DEATH OF A Nun Sister Mary Angela
Bell, of the Visitation Convent, in Richmond
died yesterday She was the daughter of Gen.
J. Warren Bell, Of Washington, d. e., Dailve
of Nashville, Tenn, twenty uiue years OF age,
and 10 the sixth year Of her profession. Her re-
malos were Inferred in the Convent grounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17

REMARKS The market for Wheat is que.
and unchanged; offerings Of S62 bushels red.
with sales ut ZIG for fair and l25 l27, is AID
l29 for prime to choice. Corn is in light rrcep:,
and the market is without material change IL
quotations offerings of ga bushels mi2ed with
sales AT ST. Oats ar. in fair enquiry, with sales:
OF damaged lot at SO, and prime at TO; offerings
of $50 bushels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17

OF the discussion of the Pinchback case in
the Senate last night the Baltimore American s
Washington correspondent says
THE displeasure visited upon Mr.. Edmunds
by Messrs. Howe and Logan, was the essence OF
mildness compared with the bitter censure
which was then heaped upon him. Mr. Morton
went so far as to declare that he never heard a
better Democratic speech than that of the Sens-
tor from Vermont. That Senator, he observed
had said nothing of the frauds, the killing Of
Representatives, and the stufiing of ballot boxes
in Louisiana Just here Mr.. Edmunds rose
and said the Senator from Indiana must have
been more deaf than usual if he heard him say
nothing of those things, and then, yielding to
the provocation, inquired whether Mr.. Morton
had not heard better Democratic speeches when
he made them himself. This sally created q
laugh, and irritated Morton, who retorted hot
ly that if he who bad not made a Democratic
speech since 1852, was not to be forgiven, what
could be said of the offence of man who made
one in 1876 YES" said Sargent, soto voce,
land man who pretends to be Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
Fairfax County Court.

| REPORTED FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, March l6.-Judge
Sangster adjourned his court for this county tt
the court in course yesterday.
Forty-thlee deeds and other writings received
in the clerk Office since last court were ordered
to be recorded.
B. D. Utterback was appointed to supervise
on the part of this county the building Of the
bridge over Bull Run.
Charles Lanstreet's account vs.. the Com
mouweath (s220i) Was allowed and certified
The consent Of the securities of Chas. Land
street, collector of Mt Vernon Township, was
received and certified for record.
1t was ordered that the Overseer of the
Poor for Nit. Vernon Township do bind to A.
Lanstreet Rebecca Harper until she arrives at
the age of eighteen.
John II. Sartin's account against the Com
monwealth ($l5.95) was allowed and certified.
B. B. Towards account ($l2 30) VS.. the
Commonwealth was allowed and certified
Vincent Parker was exempt from paying cap,
itation tax on account of bodily iufrmiy.
John Il. Chichester, county treasurer, exc
cuted new bond 10 accordance with the recent
statue extending the time for the collection OF
taxes-penalty S6OOOO. -
Nelson Voorhees, was appointed curator OF the
estate of Aaron E. Atred-bond $500. Same
order in reference to the estate of A. Alfred.
The last will aud testament of Miles Bran
blee was proved and admitted to probate. War
.ner Bramblee, the executor named in the will,
qualified and gave bond in 81 900. No security
required.
VIM. H. Pettett's account (Sl4 25) vs.. the
Commonwealth was allowed and certified
On George L. Kenyon's motion for change
of road; rule against owners OF land to show
cause against the change.
John Creeds account (Sl6 95) against the
Commonwealth was allowed and certified.
Com. VS. Burdett Skinner; motion that the
prosecutor give security for costs oVerrued and
case continued.
Geo. w. Thompson was appointed registrar
for Falls Church Township 10 the place of Geo.
Aud, resigned
It was ordered that the Commissioner Of
Roads for Lee Township do contract with
UIam W. Barker, according to his proposal, to
open the road from Keeue's Mill road to the
Rolling road.
License to retail liquor at his place Of bust
ness was granted j. H. Clagett
George B. Ives was substituted trustee In the
place of S. A. Coc 10 deed Of trust from +.
F. Croker aud A. G. Wright. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
COMMUNICATED.


Why is it that q railroad that centers in this
city, and is most beneficial to it, cannot have
a deceut street and side walk, to and from the
depot, when there are other streets and tho
roughfares that hundreds and thousands Of
dollars have been expended upon, without
any benefit to the city. and even a dead cx'
peDse. The attention of our city fathers is
particularly called to this fact. PLUTO.
LAND SALEs.-The following land sales were
made at Fairfax Courthouse Oh Monday last by
Thomas Moore, commissioner.
One tract of 10 acres, belonging 10 the Estate
of James A. Nelson, near Langley, at $35 per
acre, To Henry Nelson.
One tract OF 30 acres, belonging to same es-
tate, ut $50 per acre, TO John Nelson.
Lot of 80 IS. l00 acres, belonging to the estate
of Henry Baylss, on Telegraph road at Sl2. lC
per acre to Bushrod w. Bayliss.
Lot of q 81 100 acres, belonging to same es-
tate, at SIS per acre, to Richard Rayliss.
By 4. F. Broadwater, comm ssioncr: III
acres belonging to the estate of VIM. Ofutt, 81
So IS per acre, to Richard keene.
House and lot at Fairfax Court House, be
longing to the estate of Hannah Town, dec d.,
was sold by the heirs t. VIM. N. Berkeley, Of
Alexandria, for Sll5O cash on confirmation ty
tho Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
ICOMMUNICATED.


There are so many * figuring in the Ga
zctte of late that it is almost impossible to keep
the run of them. ks heretofore, believe,
have been used to designate the grades OF
"Gibson's Old Rye" but be that as it may we
will try to get at some understanding. The first
of the KS proposes retrenchment and rcduc-
ton 10 the expenses Of the Corporation. l
agree With him fully. In communication
from me some weeks ago, | then pointed out
the modus operandi of curtailmeot. In the
first place. like the Prophet Ezekiel, | would
commence at the Sanctuary First abolish
the Office of Clerk of the Gas House, and give
the SUPERINTENDENT of Gas eight hundred dol
lars to discharge the duties of both positions
Reduce the police force fully one third. Lop
three hundred dollars from the salary OF the
Auditor then with the dog tax perqulslte, and
some other things 'about deck, easily picked
I'D, will give q sum sufficient for the labor
rendered. The next thing is to change the law
that now requires two tax collectors, or 10 other
words receivers. The taxes can be collected Tor
one and one. half per cent, and security as much
as may be required will be produced. .
The second XXXs says that the present
collectors have raised more money than their
predecessors. [ wouder if that is true if 1t Is
80 can account for it. In 1851 to 1861 the
assessment was made on the real estate, and
one hundred cents on the hundred dollars was
the tax thirty at frs, then twenty five, and
as low as three per cent discount tor prompt
payment. During the last years above men
toned, or up to war times, many new buildings
were erected, old ones repaired, their values
enhanced, and therefore much more revenue
should be collected as matter of course.
Now let US compare the expenses of 1861
with the expenses of 1875. The expenses To
1860 we're about s27, 500, outside Of the inter-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1875.

!. In the Senate yesterday, the annual report
of the Commissioner of Agriculture was pre-
sented snd extra copies were ordered to be
printed. The discussion of the Pinchback case
was resumed. Mr.. Acorn stated that he
would vote ia favor Of admission. Mr.. Ed
muuds delivered carefully prepared argument
in opposition to Piuchback's claims, in which
he denounced the frauds committed oy the
Returning Board, aud explained the clrcum,
stances of President s Grant recognition OF the
kellogg Government, but held that the act OF
the President was 10 no way binding upon the
Senate and that body ouy can decide upon the
qualifications OF its members. MIR. Mcdonald
also opposed the admission of Pinchback. Mr..
! Howe replied to Mr. Edmunds. Pending his
remarks the Senate went into executive session
aud then took recess until 100 p. IN. AT
the evening session Mr.. Howe concluded bis
address, and was followed by MIR. Logan. MI.
Morton then closed the debate. Mr.. West
then moved that the whole subject be postpon-
ed until the second Monday 10 December and
il was agreed to-years 80, nays 80. 1t is said
that this unex pected result was reached through
surrender to ianciful bugaboo corjured by
Piuchback, to the effect that if he were refused
q seat in the Senate vacancy would thereby
be declared, and the present Legislature OF
Louisiana would elect conservative Senator.
A resolution endorsing the action OF President
Grant in relation to Louisiana affairs was offer
ed by Mr.. Frelinghuysen. MIR. Stevenson OBJ
ected to its present consideration, end the Sen
ate, at II 80 D. In. adjourned.
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PORT Or EI.i.FDhi.1, .niRCH 4;
Sun rose..............6 s Moon sets........... |
Sun sets ..........6 = High water.-..... u .

Steamer George II Stout, Philadelphia, 10
Reed.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Cl!rriolnsn. to a Reed
SAILED.
Schr Eugie, CorSey, Richmond, by Geo
Worlhington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
GOODS AT HALF THEIR VALUE"

MESS SHAD, loose, by the pound III 49,
lHl and for sale 1T l4T King street ,rrs
NH IL w NJ. +. Dno'A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17
GALE CONTIN UED
~ At ROBERT l.. WOODS,

Fairfax CO., mhl7-wts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-17

rANNED LIMA BEANS, in store a'''
" sale 1T lat King street. ,,,rrS
NH II w M. +. bhoC-
, 1875-09-01
Die Nubeif6runeen Bel benz
S'Epnnen Sentennial in
fsf2~k&

Sei Der O'@onneu Setter in @lasgon fam
es smii1en ben fatboliihen Srldnbern uno
ben SrangemGnnern 81 bluttgen Suiammers
ftDBen, iiber nel6e Die 2onoon yUtorntng
Soft" Sol9enoeS beridtet
Wtan bottle, oaB bic S'Gonneu. Seier in
Shottlanb penigitenS obne Huheitorun9en
p~erlanfen niirbe, bod fanoen babel in @laSs
gorp 6iots fat, bic an lmfan9 ale dbnli6en
ieit ether Heibe BON Sabren beoeutenb iiber.
trafen. Nls an benz Samltag Die &atbollten
bon Der Seier suriidfebrten, murben ie bon
ben SranaemGnnern BON Yatrid an9e9riffen.
Sa beibe Barteien tpohl bemafinet maren,
mai Der &f in unslaublid flrser l3eit III
polem @ange. WaS it6 retter fonllte, fob
in bic benahbarten Sduier, n1o ldr1mtlt6e
Qdben in rem StraBen, mo- Der &f
piitbete, murben geifloien. Die Yolisel
perindte al interpentret, ipllroe aber rncrf@
miiroiQerueiie bon beioen Yarteien NIT eineml
SteinbaQel empfangen nno Slriid9etrleben,
ba eS augenl6einlih ote Ibitdlt Der Sdrns
pfenben mar, hire Sade ALIEN ausSufebten.
reber etHe Stuuoe oauerte Die Brii9elei, bis
Die Srangemdnner Die &atbolifen bon Dem
Ylabe trieben, auf benz SpeiunosiuanSig Ser
munbete lagen. SIS puroel ungefdbr oierSi9
45erionen perbaftet, bod ifien oaS Die 0utb
Der 9tubeft0rer MIR nod 81 oern1ebren, oa Der
&f auf'S yteue begonnert uno bis na6
Wiitterna6t fort9eiebt muroe. ueber bulloert
Ser omen muroen peripIleet, lnb blieb Der
YDbel ndbreuo Der ganSen Na6t anf Der
StraBe, mobei es audi an mebleren tiibnen
@~lnbrudSoerl uden ridt mangelte.
Die Iufre9ung iiber bieie Sor9Gn9e arl
Samitas bate iid am nd6iten Otontag nod
nidt gele9t. Ntatt iiirdtete eileu neren d3us
iammeuItob spiiden ben Orangemannern
unb ben DSomle Suffers, 10 baB man iid) &C.
r0tbi9t lab SpeSlal=YoliStlten elnsui6ip0ren,
nm bel Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der 0tube be,
bilflild gu iein.
Die am Samita9 bel benz SHOT Serbaftes
ten murben am Dtontag Dor Dem YoIisetse.
ri6te proSeiiirt. .3wet DSome Suffers" ipur=
ben 5u lie slpei @uineas @eloirafe unb 81
Gasen @efansniB perurthctlt. guG III Der
llnl9eseno BON GLASGOW fam es gu &nbez
it0run9en.
Cur 1uterbriidun9 Der lnruben III Batrid
muBte Silfe BON @lasgon reqnlrirt meroe1,
and nlubte Der Sberiff bic fommanptrenoen
OffiSiere bon Sarrad pill uno @auoiuS9ate
eriuden, ibre Wiannihaften altreten 81 lals
fen, nm ieinen ~Gnoronunsen mebr ytaforId
al perleiben. 9reibunpert &atbolifel tparen
I'M Dtontag mad Yatrid gefommen, I'M ibre
Iieberlage bonn Samltag all ben Orange
mdnnern III r1den bod 9elan9 eS Der Bolt'
5et, bic HdoelSfibrer al perbaften lino 10 ben
beabIihtigten 8iot i'm Seine 81 unteroriiden.
Slele YerIonen muroen perhaitet. lleber
, 1875-09-01
.gamp Groof am Ropib @reef.
glad Sius, 0acotab, im 4ua. 1876.

Slad 9ius, 9acotab, I'M Aug. 1876.
@eneral @roof fam am 90. Slli nit etiua
Sebn @iollilteu bier al, idmmtli6 tpie tol auf
cine Sago perleien. Nm 80. nabnt ib ite
sebn Oteilen nett btnaus. gSir l6lu9en ipdt
IbenoS infer Nalbmann'ss2 a9e aui urb
am 30. lteb ib Die gauge Sdaar auf bas 8tlb
los. Sie ja9ten ben gart5en gag uno bis Sum
Wttttd9 oeS 81. lnb erlegter et1 @lenr, eth
Ser9iaaf unb 81 Siri6e. 9aS lift seipib
Elm reht gutter Sagberfola. SD mub aber
binsufiigen, bab Die 9iride lebr Sablret6 uuo
lebr Sabl1 paren. SD mar flint Stunben
auf Der Sagb unb erlegte ibrer pier.... SIS
gtbt bier peni9 j~a9obare G0ge1. 3mar fins
oct ith etre Qrt Slrfbubn, ba8 BEN Yrdries
bubn Iebr dbnlid) itebt, aber ptel bnrfler ullp,
pie tb CLAUDE, tleiuer lift, ob9lei6 tb nit
bieier Inii1t in Der Oiinberbeit btn.. Oieler
Sogel lit lebod lelten unb man lam auf i'm
betm Sasopergnii9en nidt Sdblen. Salbeis
Siibner, blaue Strfbibner, ySpife", 8adz
teln, eemeine unb @alpl6nepfen, &tbibe etbt
eS bier niht. Sin 10 i6one8 Qano, baS 10
arm an 6eberpilo 1T, lift mir nod ni6t Dor
gefoilmett. limb e8 lit III Wabrbett Elm berrz
Tides 2ano. 0as &lin1a 1T, lpte man es nift
better ipiiniden fam. Der thermometer in
Camp Sor1teD i6narfte Sipii6en $50 uno
58o, III Camp @roof, 900 SuBtteier, Spii1en
800 nro $40 (oies beStebt iid fpobl nlr auf
Den Nonat Suli}. Ser Sooen 1T auSseaeif-
net, Der 9olSlpittS gut, beltebt aber bios aus
6t1ten. Die Scenerie 1T cine 8eibenfolse
fortpdbreno wedlelnDer Yiloer. 0aS Gai
ler lit tlar, talt uno reidlid, aber es glib
feine Goreuen. Die @egeuo iollte obne Ser
Sus fir Anitebler g%e0ffnet peroen. Die Sn
oiaaer baben eine aberslaubii9e Sarft Dor
ibr, neil i'm CONNER faft taglid beftige Sc
witter itattftnoen uno Sltb uno Donner aufs
faaeno lebbaft unb befttg ltnb. Sie fomrlen
ielten in Die Serge uno oleS bios I'M Serblt,
Inn fiAtene 3eltltangen 81 idlaaen. @en1l
pieies Qano Oer AuiteOlun9 fretsegeben lpiro,
10 iplro, eS III fiini Jabren oas Seem Samps
ibire beS @eitenS ieiu, i'm Staroe Elm babies
Solt init 6lno= unb Sarnmelfetlh, Butter
safe nib @olle 81 per eben.
Son ben @oloentoedungen i1reibt Der Got
r%eipOnoent fein &ort; iie l6etlen alio teilen-
falls 10 bebeutenb Su iein, oab ite ~befouoere
auflnerflanlteit erre9ten; penn aud Der
SAreiber freili1 fetn @oIpinAer BON Sanb=
inert 1T. "a. D. 49,
, 1875-09-01
Gx t& ntAt tpAt, fcnbern beftupe ct
fTdb tppbl.

unb BIZ Brass 70. sslaaste Der Doctor ~ etnes rt@tt.
etn Otaeapie tn stefen SALT gDena bites beisbt mtrp.
10 tatDr. aDtftart Der QDelt betpteIen, pab S&@!xetuh.
estlsas y. rsna man rs@tssitts, ME surstfar.ssn. BE
srsee Gntosduua In Der Wlateria rnebtta. ben pine 3ru
geretal1 sssen pals. unb eunsentrantbettsn aawenbe.
Stt Bat nan uss e.lssi; -aeit sassn " Ssrsr wtssRtn
sar& ssn @sbraaa Sbree Cordial nne Der -Dyspepfs.
ptlsA stpelt sprben fnb.. Nut Grfu&ea ssr5Htaht&en
sr nss Elm 8susats tn Satsssds su a~sissnssa. uuta-
&rst,ftss sptse, u. nus. 1858.
Dr.. Z. q. 6. aDtfbart. = Wtrtbtr RtrrI SIN ayrfl
1868 staa MID ttn Nnfanst aabsSeutsnbn 3uasn, mel.
= sen tapfabl ustr eebertbrsn - ntbmsu, rsl&s
we CT faets, MIR etpas GrleiGttruns srf&afen warbs,
mt& abtr nt&s sastrea sSnne. 50 snfa&ts ben qebtr.
tsran aas tssss Mtts.l. r's!&" ,sir ssasnat uarse, ieins
5as ~ fas i&linamtsr u NIB aaltyt trtlkrt t M q d
ssnh. ais lsst,s Mttts rprbe ID s~trsnIast, Sprta
.rfe8Iaf&s par N IL srn Rutea sub aIs
ID alt seuSm nea tatte war meint o &.
laaes ett sstits .tsSes tsrssfsat So
ussssstaeaas, saaa!ta esastIt ~ f.ta. Sd fsr.iss siss
Stn, ssna St.ss fur a~n9tniefta faseu.
@tnfftlt nj d asAfsA
Gin t~rfabrents @sbtsfass. RdGer 5afultdts- Gtplsms
sefist, piemet fine saass 5tt pr uuttriu&uns Don pa.
ti.ntsn u ZEN 9mpfanss.tnmsra ssr DtAs.. ,Drst con-.
l~ulttttnbe Nerttt vpI anerfannttr II@tietett fsbeu ton
,ur Settle; fur BITE Ssnlbunsen bsrldbtn utrten ben,
pltltium feline Soften bers6net. IT,
Gins fpl&s Sasstahst' ststst lsins anbsss auRslt tn
eante.
Brtsfe aus trseuk etntA Ibeils bs eaahes. In ptE&tn
I'M Giatb a~nssfrast uirb. werbsn prompt unp ~unentssle.
lt& btantpprtet. Htrnsfrn loltea In 5erra Sra
.kSedbfeln ocer Noffant0eifunsen
absrraa&t wsreen.
prsts son Dtltarrs ~Mmerttaa EsspefFa pias" 81
per Sdatte. Dttfelbtn perbfn nab @myfons seS Be-
trAses per pot S~uatfanbt.
Trti ssa Dtitarts ~ytns Erts Ear gsrbtaI~ $3.50
per Glaf&e sber $tt pes Dassab Glaf&eu. 8aftabuns
per Grpreb.
sue 8afartses fsatsa atrsfFrt nsrbsn ON
4. a. q. xBtfbart, NJ. D.,
~. $50 Sfsrh 3wette Str.
StuaheiSbta.
10 setea In sass Esstsssn. iS22ua
, 1875-09-01
8unem arb @reaItnaeen.


"a fttnes 5stt n6tseas tr lsyteH 8 glsaslc eas Ss-
Sen axs erilltnaasn 70 ssrhrrfssah asstfsa sls ssrss.
ttst Eie ylSsIi&s Nes6nbraas ser lszssrstsr pelas
ESs sisIs: xrssitsitss ss,ssrssa. Dts Vstissi 10
Per fsxss, nslAe ktesssp befaaeR pusbea. Tarex IN.
pssifdssk serksyh. 1s nassrseslt& ittt ssn AZ dan'
0tiunltti bAbts ieIten sss hs 99iasanns su Azss-
Dteis SsSre lsse ssss gf.ssss In ytsrs snsss.n.
sssR. as sas srs5s 3ilfs.aebtd far uareaelmas leftitea
bes Magens ane Der &taeeweise a~nseletsn aKs stt!t
SatrtfaatsR son glerfsr balttesn Siasa ersarten a@
arsfe GtruSesa. Astr ~sabrtas Der lsStsn % Sable
Nab bic Dprtaatidf eitsn bss Ntsubrafe btiannt stporefH
xas bat - faR aan,lt@ ben @ebraaa son &alpasI rhs
Rsriar bet Rrssibsttsn ser asbrr sS0 Der ssrbauaass.
Drseas s~sresSRst. Ss Der Stat sE fa.ssn. als pit
BET Drasetssa ssAtsasisn. sat 10 eAaatsla 'sn
e&eas's Maatraie 9iata s~rfaaft sssbsa. .s ssb s'
aer Ses astssR 6sstsa aefragt wrs. sas es& ssste Elm
asaaetaheT Denee hires gbertsts ID. &eta abfutr'
range gttttsl ID zaf&dsIt&tr a1b feines 10 s~ssiaslta In
ktsn sDtrtns1 ale Nansrats. ets ,srurtadsa ns
aiue srs5e Dsas ssa Galsmh, ptaS % as atfabruas
wtrtsn fsn, sas absebeR ssae 6dabea aniu.t&tea, absr
~ n fsbg btfaaat, bas u fIetne Dpfeu Spti& elRut htr.
.sa sda. ss.aSs rsssssai. pia.s sisaimmt. Bic
stsisissa rssslir. sss 3 ssisass zpatisisi. aesraat. ps.
tsass, r:lds "a 9.stfAmss. l,tsts, sias xrsats.st. ss
III busA else Dsai bkfa 9iasn iurtrt rtrstn.
etAs sft lisst ss eaanex lar eantaefaSt n FOL.
Asa psrfeasn, wa@e az Geresyfaae, iraaisr etbs seet
arsnlbst ~ 10 ibnel fEssitst tat FAB itrt ausa.s
ysntsastn ssrRsst sab /. Ifben sas asa tntss Nea'
aaie. Destals ssfasbrt d.. 6asaa, aat Dtsisaisss,
nel&t be eseea 6saytssas sr 6dutnsfa&t htnsrlen,
ea an TN " gexbin, 10 sae u bic 9rssisttt ~ssfslsrtta
b~tbanbtfa eaHn. RatarIta. sesa bic eanStn ierasr.
fne, iaAs iesHs Mtsttn nab fsat drjtltae 1ssanslans
s~tsftlbss riser. btrataea, ater Or. Sdead tssa astst rtt
6iderbett, bat 6&niebfxSt In ttreH erReR @tabtuna
tntner ~ Bellies IA, nab telba rtnn bic 2ansea ~tteiiwttis
anSefrtHen warta, III - tbn tzafs ~sslunsen ben patita'
ten Ytsser % ssatsna asnsrS tiaaebst. ~ brtness. mssnn
Der &etsssbt nue. .apA sns ssisnhe aanse bat, 70 II fstn
5wetfeI. BAT tr Dsetsr eiae esnsslsts Rur EitsleH taSx,
uean @aa fetuea ansefyRsea CESAR fsIst.
d.. &afa9 taan kbsa GpaHabenh he fetnsr One.
ssrssa gSe s1 @eaeta nnb Wr&arase ~sznfaItirt wes
boa asb tias NesbtsiasR ens ki aAea DrzesteM 10
, 1875-09-01
Mafcber Mbaana. 5 Msn' sss %ss

sss -EzmE E.... 50 ~. fur g~apnadere
@9enten unb 8ertaufer!
5tnrp g9arD Sseder's Samilisn : 8eitune tritt itrs
5erblt. cation an une eiebt tbrsn &bernsnten spst Der
arReisn unb i6Dufen pieoarapbieen. apci aussrf an.
stsbsnhsn Silbera, wsl6e iptOrt Nbeons Fneen. ron Wlrs.
Nnbtrfpn ais @essnitade Az ibrem Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. @0enten babsn tmmenlsn &rfule es 1T
bic bette iemhls %sebpiene @slesenbett fur fe. gBir ltsfsrn
ben lsi6tsfsa unp l6bntsn Yertlu s.@slsnfano unb be.
;oblen itbr bpbe @%pmmiilpn. Ssb,r frlbers eber neue
Gbpnnent erbdlt iptortBva fdbne Silber. 5inldne.
Die 9eitune ieItff Rebt untsr 5amtlien . Spurnalen pbns
ttres Slet6en ba, unb Ut 70 popular, bag Fe bic arpRte
Serbrsttuns IN Der aBeit bat! Das bffs litsrarifbt
Talent rptro S%erpeneet. @pparp @eeleapn's @~r,ablane
fdngt eerabe an; ete frutersn Sapttel Nertsn ben Ntpus
nenten e%elistert. Mrs. Stpws's lanksrsbnts 8plNe aut
MY wife and Il, bestnnt NIT benz neuen Sabre. Sr-
eenp Ssnanh. Der eth eutes Saldr pber elm unabb6n taes
@sibaft mtnidt. ieate fur gireutars unb Yrsislife lid
tpeaben an 9. y, 6prb II. @p., Mem yOrt. 4gDi4pf.
s SS.S @a sS ,t%raasis S.a'''Ha''N eenten perlanat
, 1875-09-01
Reimr PaauseuapFe.

GHfsaItsn ttin Dleriur, WltEtralt.n sbu fA&tltAt
YstattMttt.I. ts.
H1- U.as sec&ts BE ~fsIs,nten ermvtsm., mel.
Ae i'd bur& GtbrunetE Der Usrbaaunssersant alttis
sen;
psrRsyfans. tnntrs bdmOrrtptb,n. Blutaasrans mad
BEN Rppf., faurtr 8efGmad, utbsittt, Gobbrsnnsn,
Diesrpineu s.sen Ndtruns, GsitbI ron DISTRIBUTING
uab S&pess TN Tiassn, iaurts NuffcStn, auf- uns
gbwssen Ter Wasensruts, S&rinbtl, f&nsatt unh
fhrero Qtbmtn, 6trludunesn, 3ufa m mtnfbrt6en unb
@efatl bes Grftdens btim liestn. abnabme btf Gtb-
fraft, f4wdr,t pinft6sn pstr bas BIB ,ints eGltt.rs
ssr ban guetn, 8isbe uns burnpfsr S6meri TN 8Oyft
Wanstl an S6wets, stlte GarbunS her baat unb bsr
auaen, Gnnsra In Ser Sette, IN Der Sruf unb ben Cite.
bern, yt6Sli&s anfd1e sUa 6ist unb Bremen lisa 8lttf&.
GDtntst D6fen non Naspap's ptlsn beErtisn bss o.
eens ssn 40 ben a~trannten StSrunstn.
sAreis 25 0ewtS fur Die &naAteI
, 1875-09-01
SshersnaIen

Iasst t~.rienise, wd&er NIT DssyeyHa btbahs IA. gsL
teraual 10 a, bel etnem lueulti1en Dsable nit besa fap
unbeFeebaren g~erldnsen ju Hsen, bardRIttI ju netmss
anh beancG bur4 bic gur@t 6aspn ausee@luatn gu fea4
bas ban GenuHe EGnta nab F&er far&tbare S&maten
felaea. Dp& nidt aadn la batcas lebe, sabern stt
tkua ale &ausetnpGen, b q tutmeT HtIr 9dnne, aets d.
nas 10 tabeln Eabs. 81 4a&It sr DpsYntiln I'D fefba
aRb fetne game ttnastbnne. De slhdltAt erstlt&tei
Ia Rieiueu pfrb at&t ldnges setaIbe, BE ean3e 3duk
A&fttt mirt cine f~renbtpft unb ben patttatsa trtnst hsS
Bepuetfeta, BAT kas 2eben ibm ene Eat IL nnb ftlbf BIZ
R6&Ren tbn nsttben, at9t feltea sar Beyust&sxa xxb y
har lxut Sdbfmsrb<. Mts werxia -