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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

M NTANfED-AGE ENTS-In this city, Louis
Wv vile and all Western cities, to handle
new Patent Fire Kinder. The best out. Lib
eral pay to good. active men. S. W.RAY u
CO., Springfield, Ohio. ja5-6teod+
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w ANTED-TO BE KNOWN-That 1 have
w removed my hair goods from ia Fourth
Plum, where will sell ii very low. AsI have
no store rent 10 pay can sell the goods con-
Bidcrably lower than before. viii make up
orders, Il you bring your hair. at reduced
prices. Parties having checks for goods can
get them at103 L0ngworth. v. ECkENROTH.
jalS-5tTu, WAS
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VXTANTED-SITUATI BY a boy If
wv teen years old, who understands how to
feed press. Good reference. Address PRESS,
this Office. ia17-2
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WTANTED---sIT bank or
wv mercantile cashier, book keeper or trav-
eler; city references. Address TAX, Lock-
box 36, z. o. ia17-3t
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VNTANTED-LOTS-To exchange, house
w and lot in Anderson, Ind, for town lots
IN San Diego, Cal, and part cash. Address 5.
w. HILL, Anderson, Madison county, Ind.
jal7-3t
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wv One who understands general black
smithing. horse -skoeing, plow ana wagon work !;
the principal work on buggles. Also. body
gear maker. Address ANDREW JOHNSON,
West Union, Adams county, Ohio jal5-3t
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wANTED---sIrUATIoNs.

WANTED = SITUATION = By a young
sids M an man lSy Of aSe to do some light out
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;EOR RkNT-ROOM-Fron or back room,
liz second story. furnished or unfurnlshed,
No. 45 Gest street, between Baymlller and
Freeman. Must give best of references. ja17tf
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FOR RENT--ROoMS.

TOR RRENT-ROOM-Nicel furnished room
Il with large cloths closet, gas, and fire if de-
slred Comfol table for two gentlemen. 246
Plum street, between George and seventh.
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NAV JANTED-PAR one set wooden
wv mill; must have some money TO start
with: have worked at the business 40 years:
can double $50 capital for man IN year.
Good demand. Address THOMAS CLARKE,
Box 400, Piqua, y. ja14-6Gs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

WI ED-EMPLOYMENT- by man
w willing to make himself useful in any
business or newspaper line, where an honest
living can be made. Address j. NJ, this office.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

II OST--DIAMOND--A single stone, sup
il posed to be lost somewhere on Vine, Sixth.
Fifth, Plum or Fourth. near Pixies Opera
house. Finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at 104 w. Sixth st. ja172t
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FOR RENT.

TIOR RRENT-COTTAGE-Of eight rooms,
Il cellar and two cisterns. yard IS by 100 feet,
on cor. Taylor st. and Columbia av., near Tus-
eulum Station. Inquire Of j. L. HOGAN,
Tusculum Station. jal7-2t
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VNTANTED-TO CALL--C TRAUTVELL-
w Err wants persons that have warts,
eorns ana sufferers of impotency to call at 257
Clark st., 3d story. ja1S-6t
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WI active young man
w with few dollars capital, to solicit and
do work among saloons business pays good
wages Inquire 60 h. Fifth st. jal9-2t*
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VNTANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW
wv That they can get an old silk hat made
over with latest style at ROCKWELLS, 1871
Race street. jal2-6t*
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NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i between w. W. Scarlett and j. L. Levin
sohn, under the firm name of j. L. Levinsohn
Il Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
w. w. SCARLETT,
j. l.. LLVINSOHN.
JANUARY II. 1875.
The business will hereafter be conducted by
J. L. Leylnsohn under the firm name of j. L.
Levinsohn & Co. iaIS-2t*
CINCINNATI. January 19, 1873.
T HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN INTO PART
i NERSHIP my son, Charles s. Belts, to con-
tlnue the Restaurant business at the old " Gus
house Dining Room," No. 220 Walnut ST.,
under the firm name Of G. s. Belts h Son.
The patronage Of the public is still solicited.
ja18-3tru,Tu&S Z. s. Belts.
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w hotel, factory or public institution, by
man OF experience WHO thoroughly under
stands pipe-ftting in all its branches; No.
reference. Address ENGINEER. S7S Baymil-
ler st. al1-2t
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TOR SALE--SlLK HATS-That have not
J. been called for, at ROCK WELLS. 1877 Race
street. ia12-6L*
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yNT NTANTED-HORSE AND WAGON - Or
wv two small mules, on monthly payments.
inquire at tine jackson House, COvingC0n, Ky.
jal7-3t
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-KINDLING-Be quality pine
IL kindling, at 452 W. Fifth ST., loose and in
punches. ja16. 1861
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WANTED ---MIsCELLANEoUs

WI TANTED--TOOL-CH second
wv hand or new. for cash; cheap. Address
ii. BROWN, Lock-box II, city. ja17-3t
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NTANTED-S1, 700 Confederate Bills, In
Natural History Store, III W.SiXth ST. de3O-tf
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w ANTED-STTUA UATION--B an English
4 wv lady as housekeeper, or to take charge Of
q widower's family; best Of references given.
Inquire at 1861 Elm st. jal7-2t
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r OST - SLEEVE BUTTON = With 8. L.
1 A marked on the back, on Fourth, Main,
Fifth or Vine streets. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the same at SOP w.
Fourth street. jal7-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

YKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
w CAVAGNA & SON have a now lot of fine
Boneless Codisn, and splendid line OF
Groceries. jy2B-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

TOR SALE-sEwING MACHINE-Good
IL Grover g. Baker i'll manufacture; as good as
new: very cheap. Inquire at 41 Broadway.
jal7-3t
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ADVERTISE.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BUERKLE,S FUR STORE,

sSl Vine street, near Seventh. Large stock Of
Ladies', Misses and Children's Furs: Gentle
mems Fur Caps. Collars and Gloves; Buffalo
and Fancy Robes. Must be sold within the
next thirty days, regardless Of cost. Call early
and avoid the rush. ja14-10t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

LNOR SALE-LAND-143 acres OF land, IS
Il miles west of the city; upland. Address
F., Star Office. oc9-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

TNTANTED-TYTUS' ATLAS--Of Ham,
w ilton county. Address, stating lowest
cash price and condition. BOX \, city. jaI4-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

TOR SALE = WAGON Splendid spring,
j. with good cover; nearly new; COOL for ba-
ker or grocery delivery wagon. Apply at 306
Baymiler street, jai7-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

TOR SALE-LOT-At Southside Station, on
j. l., Z. Il L. II. r., four miles from city: 1870
by 15d feet deep, at $ls per front foot. Address
D., Box AZ. ja17-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

WI 7ANTED--STEUATI druggist,
w as salesman for a drug, patent medi-
with the drug trade; good refe, ences. Address,
fol one week, H., Lexington, Ky. jal4-4t
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L,OR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
IL one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
leges. Will sell cheap. Address s. p e., Box
., city. ocls-tf
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EOR SALE--LAND--Forty acres frst-class
IL timber land, situated on gravel road, two
miles north Of Kokomo, Ind, belonging to
hcirs); title perfect; wlll be sold cheap for
cash. Address j. Y. BOATMAN, Kokomo,
Ind. jal7-8t
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LOST.

BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. l6J West Fifth Street. au26- tt
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LNOR SALE-LAND-7O acres OF choice bot
IL tom land, all IN cultivation, ON a railroad
and near a station, 15 miles from the city
Address h.. Star Office. oc9-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

DOR SALE-AN OkDER-on first-class
IL saddlery house, at O liberal discount, for
cash, Apply to s. +. SCOrT,'t this Office.
jaS-3tS
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NV WANTED : SITUATION - To finish the
w bakery trade; have worked two years
at it; will work for board and clothes until
trade is finished. Address WIN. DUK, Koko-
mo, Ind. jal7-3t
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ENOR SALE = CHEAP - LIFE SCHOLAR
Il SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
OursV lou Ell ~ D,yant nsraeG1n Deaans rs C9lege'
city. ja3-tf,d&w
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

TOR SALE-DRESS-Velve suitable for a
IL ball or masquerade. Address ANDER-
SON, Box 1927. City Post-officc. jal7-st
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NV WANTED-SITUA boy fifteen
w years old, that can write good hand and
is willing to work. Address j. OHARA, No.
III Hughes street. Cincinnati
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LNOR SALE-FIXTURES- ter; shelving,
IL showcases, tables fruit stands, sign, &c. ;
every thing. Call at % Richmond st. ja17-2t
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TOR SALE-COUNTER-Te feet long in
L. good condition. VIII be sold cheap. Ap.
ply at 107 " est Fifth street. ja3-lf
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LNOR SALE-HOUSE = On monthly paw
IL ments, 200 Longworth street, brick OF 0
rooms, well finished, in complete order; $50 per
month till paid for; house open. jal4-4t
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LN0R SALE -MINERALS-Fossil Indian
i, Relics, Old Coins. &c. MERGERS Natural
History Store, III w. Sixth street. de30-tf
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w ANTED = SITUATION - By young,
w well educated German, only a short time
In the country, with best of city references.
VIII accept OF anything to make an honest
living. Address A. NJ No. %, this office.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

EOR SALE STORE Daily market and
IL meat st re, stock and fixtures complete at
reasonable figure, or will sell fixtures alone.
Call at 446 w. Fifth street, cor. Park st.
jal7-3J
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EOR RSALE-SALOON- Billiard and sample
j. room, one door below shawn House office;
reason for selling, i'll health Of proprietor.
Address j. s. ATTENBAUGH. Box re, Tifin,
Ohio. Ial7-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-18

wv STU ATION-As cutter, or to
w take charge Of q cutting room Of a shoe
mauufactory; understands how to buy. stock
and cut patterns Address Box 9S9, city.
jal7-2t
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W WANTED-SITUATIO a cutter, or
w to take charge of cutting room Of a
shoe manufactory; understands how to buy
stock and cut patterns. Address Box $780, city
ja15-3t
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NM ANTED D-SlTUATION AS engineer;
w have had sixteen years. experience; have
knowledge Of gas and steam fitting; 1irst-
class city reference. Address AL, this Office
ia18-4t+
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ENOR RSALE-cARRIAGE- E-Famiy,as as good as
IL new; cost 500; will sell for 100; Gosling's
make, and is suitable for one or two horses.
Apply at stable, 122 Court street. jal7-2t
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wv ANTED - SITUATION BY a young
w man, willing to work at anything; some
experience atenglneering; work the main OBJ
owen county, Ky. jal7-4t
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ENOR SALE--MILL SITE--On the Ohio river,
IL at Evansville. Ind; mill will saw 60-foot
II. BUTTEKFIELD, attorney at law, Evans
vile, Ind. ja4-4t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

felbsn mari ct T6 NIT Der s~iseaOlsfen
MuseeIaGenbeit in pie Mrme.
Mu9 Noui1eau arbeitete nt@t min>
Der perbabIi1 ME @pltaire an benz
Sturse Der RirGe pie pes Staates.
Nm meiien 8e1dab bteles burG feline
berdbtisten S@anpmetfe. Sn etnem
esrltlben .Gmil peer BON Der Grs
;iebuns" leuenete rr cfen pte @unber.
Sn BEN ndmltden 8ude CAB er 0ors
1&riften dber Die Grsiebuns Der Sinner
0stne eisenen Sinper laidts er, uu ii6
ben Mlben Der @%raiebune su Iberbeben.
in bas Ginpelbaus.) SIN einsm anesrn
Werfe her eeieQlbaftItde Contract"
mari CT In ldmdblt6er Beiie Der
drihliGen 3esiaicn ser, fe babe bic
Giniatett I'm Staate psrniGtst, ete8Irs
ger ibrem 0aterlanpe sntfremeet, gY-
rannsn beslnRfer unb bic trisserii&sn
Iusenoen seidwd@t.
Die Werfe &ouGeau'S erresten In
Trantrsi6 ~uneebeurss Nufleben uno
fanoen etne rre.te 0~srbrituns. Sie
rparen es. psl6e cie RescIutiondre, be-
1cnpsrs N~ptespisrre ipdter in ben 0ans
ben bisltsu, ols Ge cur9 tire tlutisen
Ibatsn iter Nranfreib Gas namenloie
Gleno tradteu. Mit isnen 8Idern,
bslonters Dem neelealdaftliden @ons
tract" in Der 6anp, fhir;ten fe IbrCn
uno Nltdrs um unb fitrlsn 86nis uno
priefer aur oaS Shafpt.
GO tiftete Hou1sau pur6 iein ssben
une 9sbren furdtbares nnbeti migrant,
reid. Do1 bl'sb aud bet tbm oas
e5ttlide Strufseridt ni6t aus. @lsi6
8pltaire wurbe aud er BON ben 9rdBs
lidfen @ewi6snsmartern uaauft5rlt6
aequdlt uno bate wsoer Gag nc6Na9t
3ube. gr lsbte in folder Nufresuns,
oaB sr bstdnpis rsinte, pie sanse BeIt
babe fi6 eessn i'm peridworen. uno
pie einf Der 8ailer Domitian forts
pdbreno NIT Mnaf uno S6redsn ans
Sterber ea1te, 10 3ttterte duDNcuhfau
ltets Dor benz Iope.
I'm enpIib loldsn 6uaIsn Elm gnpe
su MAIDEN, nabm er tb Gin Sabre
1878 ielbf pas 2eben.) Auf fold
unnatIrli@e @eiie encste Der Strdens
SerfOlser, Der ba I'D gum 9ebrer ces
Wenl6ensel&lsdtes aufsswOrfen, UNI
es su betrisen, gum SHentlidsn Wars
ner> UNI aue Nelt TIRE ju leitsn, gum
SrateI pss Sabrbuncerts, I'M, eS poll
lsnrs su Ssrrerten" Cgr3biidOf 8eau>
mont BON parts.) uub 3war enpete
Rpu6eaa nod Dor ret Musbrude Der
frans5flhsn Rspolution. Die lebtere
loute er. pie pobl er nd6f @pltatte
pie er5ete S6ulo an pem Gntfsben
perlelben setrasen, ni6t mebr ieben.
Wte oeutlid seiste aud bier ufs<
rerum @ett feline ffrafsnoe @srebtisz
felt J. I'll
(6Ortissuns fOlst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
mober nnb mobin

Mrber unb tuubtn, bu i~GuieInber @tnb2
sd tonu,e aus SRen unb stebe mad 8ef;.
"Dtr rstien suIammen, bu fIi&ttses 8tnb,
Dem bier III fetn 8Ieibeu, fsin &afsn- ssr>
fsb1f2"
Wobsr Mnb pubin, bu murmelnber QusQ2
sd ellie gum Wsere aus bunfeIm Gtfetn;
.Wtr reilen suiammen, bu iunser @.1eu'
nSm episeu aretslauf Hets spet!er = gieb'f
Elm 2"
@ober unb sppbtn, bu paneelnber gtsrn2
- Die ebtse 2iebs ie fibrt mid gun, pol;
n@ir reiien suiammen. bletb nGmIt& etn 8ern',
nSn bSbere @sIten sebts tpetter Msrtlfs
NOBLE"
Wober unb ppbtn, bu peIfenbes &eis?
sd rerbe ~Serpsisn anb i&Tner ertsb'n,
nWir reiien suilmr1en, bu 3itternber @reis,
nDeia Grab III bic pforte aur Seimatt.-Wie
fGSa !"
S. Sitting.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
(GortleBuns fOlst.)

Die Qeituneen Der relte,Blen 0enols
Ienl9aften In ben Shulen baben in
Deuti9lano lcwpbl BON Seitsn Der
6a9mdnner, wfe son Seiten pes z taas
tee unp am mei1en BON Ssitsn Der
Gltern, welde tbre Sinner 1plden Shus
len a%npertralten, eie entldteesnae Nns
s%rfennune e~efunoen. Smmerbtn III ss
aber intsrehant gu wil1sn, pis Der pratt
tiiae @neldnoer In pielen punfte urz
tbeilt. Naaoem Der fbn'al. Shul<
SnlpsctOr WarlbauH Rem sr5Bten Ibeil
Der fatbOlildsn eebrs Mnfaltsn i'm perz
etnisten aSniSret6e beIdtist, fdut er
tn ieinem 9ertGt ibsr ole @~raisbunss<
WstbOpe Ger sdulldpeaern Gas fol-
senbe Cpcm "Wainser Sournal" re-
PRODUCTIVITY urtbeil: ~Wsinsn Gr,
fabrunsen ,ufolse muB t1 sefebsn, pab
einsis uno auein Die BON ben fatbolis
laen Sdweffern selettstsn S6ulea ben.
eiseutliden 3wed Der 6rifltdsn Gr,
3iebuns uOlfdnpts errsi1sn". . Ct be-
rtbrt bierauf bic Sithi1teit cteler
S@uIen uno seridert, pae er, btoe
spet a%usnabmen absere@nst, fsine am
oere eebrsNnfalt, weper fdr Snabnn
nod fit Mdoden, femme, rpel9e NIT
ben SO anter Der Obbut religiSler Or
pen f:benoen ben 0erslef@ ausbalten
pdree. Gum Belese eefen fabrt sr
beilpieIsweife etnen Staettbeil BON ets
verpro an, no frdber iese Nrt BON uns
fttIi&tett seberrfdt unb unier ariperen
fanf libel bera1tiete 0dulr befanpen
batten. Sc wurbe in Der Ndbe etne
ron wsnisen junsen Rloferl9wefern
Selettete S9ule er5fnet unb Der Grfo.a
ibres unterrt1tes mar etn 70 beosntenS
Der, paB biefes Nef bee unfatbss BIN
men wenieen @s@en 3ertfBrt rnar arsi
pom btefen Shlupfpinfsln wurcen se.
falofen unb etnise Wonate parauf fin
gen pie betpen anDeren an, ibre Mdp>
den ia bte S6ulen perlslben Nonnen
3u idffen. Dtsles urtbeil eincs unbe,
fansenen gnsldnoers srinnert an Die
aeuseruns BON 1biers, weI6er letner
3ett tn Der fransbfiden Eammer err
tldrte, bag ~su einsm suten S&uaebs
rer Elm folder Grab pom Demutb unp
etne lOl9e Selbfperleusnuna %erfOrcert
rrirc, pie man fe bel einem 2aten pur
auBerf ieIten fneet."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
CGortieBune.)

Der 2eier erinnert i6 nod, bag aul
Ger S.bwalbe Elm Wann Dol, apst 20
tighten oerbaftet rurbe, unb ea6 ptsle,
Wann benz Marf bamptl Gtwas sus
fedte. Wtr woQsn earauf etmas ndbe,
eingeben.
No1 Dor Der Belt, als Doctor BOD
nauno suerf BE etniam selsesne SGIdi,
lelburg entoedte, fubr tn 9oneon por
etnen, Der ernen 0otels cine Gamilie
BON bret p%erionen Dor, etn alter berr,
etne nod dltere Dame unb Elm iunaer,
i&muder Wann, Der be mebrmals be.
ldrisbene Narbe trug. SO mar ol1u
lbsc bon S&ldfelburg. ben feline Wuts
ter u~ersebens IN Nen gort 1u&te. Dr.
eeute mubten auberorpentIi1 reid (etn,
penn ete DAME troBte BON leuatenpen
Dtamanteu, une fe lieeen fa nidt al.
lsin bic id5nfen 3immer eeben, len
bern foroertet aud, oab fortrdbrenr
Elm 8aSen NIT swst pferpen fdr fe be,
rsit fRnoe, n%Stbtsenfaas ptslslben FL,
tbre Re&nuns 81 faufen.
Der 3wef ibrer Netie ruar etn bop
pelter. Weifel Boar, pte Ibeo BON
tbner 9snannt rurbe, beiae In Neu
yorf einen juneen Greunp AIT etnem
unsebeuetn 0ermbsen ; ater Der iunss
Nann trus ben Cob In Der Brmf, UNI
fetn Irat fonnte ibm eas 9eben perldu-
germ. Nuf ieinem Sttrbebstte feBte E,
ben treuen Greuno gum &rben Elm UNI
abersab ibm Elm 0sr3ei6ni6 fstnes Der,
mSsens, weldes 3u.neif In cen Banfeu
pou eonecn lag ; aud bate CT Dor
nod 5duler uno Gabriten. Ias @elr
iu srbeben unc pie eiessnlbaften su
perfaufen, oas mar Der cine i3uef. 9e
tam nod Elm 3meirer bin3u, mel9sr peu
lut1gen Wanne penigfsns ebenlo mid.
tts mar. Wie Dir fpdtsr bSren rperpsn
eatte ft1 ete grtnneruns an leiue erftsr
Sebensjabre wierer tn leinem @epd9t,
ntiie aufssfrii6t unp Is trieb i'm nun
str's Nsile mad Deutf6lanD su MAIDEN
un1 mad ietnen Glterr su luden. u
rubte, oaB es fat stne nnmSslibfei
ietrl tplrps, fie au fineen, aber sr MOTT,
60 bod perlu6en.
Sn BEN @afbpfe mar etn 6aus.
t1e9t init Namsn Nalter, bs6snNuaer
~ fui1tf!n teganren, als er pie foftba.
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felt beren feterlide GrSffauns am Ia.
Ndrs. als an bsS %senannten 8Sntss
@eburtstas fattfanp. Dtefe Siblto,
trdst ntht etpa cie Nameu Der
eisentlidsn Orinper, fonbera ben Vas
men belIen. tpelaer ibnen BE Bidder
entriGen bat,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Cine neue 6eIrentbat-n6mIiG 70
rie 0tetcr Emmanuel IN Nom loIGe
sl Serdben pfest-wirp Don bort UNI
term 18. Ndrs teri6tet. Dor einieer
3eit wureen uralte seitIthe Snfttute
ibrer fOftbaren 8ibIiUtbefen auf gefebl
trS R6niBs Vtetcr Gmmanusl beraubt
une ruurpe aus benz 70 3ulammeshubs
Iensr alerpfn9s iebr fcftbaren S9aBe
cine eroee Nat!cnals8 iblictbef bsrses
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s euiIlft0n n.
pm Gen3 it ba.

Der 2en3 III ba,
tlnb fern unb nab,
Gnttsben bic glim&en, bas @rin,
Bon iiBsm Duff
@ewiirst bic Cuff
Gp isbit mir be 5GDpfun9 erblib'n.
Der S%pnnenarabI
Stuff NTH ms Ebal:.
Sbr 86ume unb &eben erpaHt!
Der 8Ssletn Gbcr
Grtlinset ans DR.
l1ub aQes ID rei3enbe prabt.
Der fleine Gre
gu benz t& seb',
Ct murmeIt unb lispeIt 70 beI;
Die 8tiGlein brtn
Mtt beiterm Sinn
Dur9l1Iipfsn bsbsnSe bic @ea.
Sa aass laGt
Drum babe M&t,
@ie @ctt bier bic Meuiden e~rfreut;
Mte er entsiidt
unb le beslIdt
l1nb tpOnnts ben Gribltus erneut.
81. G.
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Die gebeimnifuo4e gurg.

Cine S&tIbsruns merfparbiser 9stsnsI&idlate,
bic it& tbetls III Der alien, tbels In
Der u N5eIt entridelu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-19


per cent.
81, 444, 900 Consolidated bonds ...... 6
5000, 900 Railroad bonds. .......
2,843, 500 Issue of of 1869.
5000 900 Issue Of 1870
295, 900 Jefferson city bonds. ....... 8
446,OOO Street improvement bonds. 7-3O
$3.50 Street assessment bonds . 7-3O
l,l43,600 Ten per cent bonds. 10
2,5lSO0O Gold bonds (gold). ......7
1865, 900 Gold bonds drainage series..1
1893. 400 Waterworks bonds. .....
l94.25O City Of Carrollton bonds. 8
100000 McDonough ..............
$4,000 Fisk. s
24.95O Million loan. 10
$4,000 Wharf bonds assumed by
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tioual rules were suspended by four Afths
Affirmative vote Of the Senate, the bill was
placed on its third reading and final pas
sage. its title was adopted and it was or
dered to be sent to the House for concur
renee.
By unanimous consent, Senator Stamps
called up House bill No. PIT, entitled An
act to authorize the city of New Orleans to
assume exclusive control of all drainage
works in the drainage districts; to authorize
the purchase of certain rights and property
of the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Ship
Canal Company and its transferee, and to
provide for the manner of making said pur-
chase, and for paying therefor in drainage
| warrants.
The constitutional rules being suspended
by four 6fths Alternatives vote OF the
Senate, the bill was placed on its second
reading and was referred to the Committee
on Canals. Drainage and Inland Naviga-
ton.
The following communication was read
and referred to the Committee on Finance.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC BpucArloN,)
| Second Division, ,
CarrOllton, February IA, 1876
| To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
In accordance with the requirements of
law, / have the honor herewith to submit
a statement of my account, with contin'
| gent fund. for the year ending December
81, 1875.
am, most truly -
l
On motion of Senator Cage the Senate
was declared adjourned until tomorrow at
I'm.
P. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate.