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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-27
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, SUNDAY FEBRUARY 81 1876

Dbl. and s21@22 y Dbl; spare RIBS $7@7 30 q
Dbl; pigs tongues SIC apiece, pigs feet 81 40
y key, 50 so D frkin, and 81 so % Dbl.
CORN IN BULK-A barge load or so is on the
market, and q barge load sold, to arrive, few
days since, terms not transpired. In the absence
of particulars we omit quotations We have
heard to-day that some sales were made par
ticulars not TRANSFERRED.
WHISKY-Light supply and dull. Louisiana
rectifed selling at 81 % and Western at 81 100
/ IL y gallon.
COW PEAS-supplies are coming ia more
freely. offering more inducements to buyers. 400
bushels and 40 sacks mixed sold at 81 40. and a
car load OF clay at 81 60 u bushel. They are
quoted at 81 4O0l so for mixed and 81 6O01 Is
for clay.
CORN IN SACKS-Is in good supply and very
little inquiry, but prices are unchanged. 1850
sacks sold, Of which 1850 white at 55c. and $50
yellow at $50 D bushel.
OATS-Far supply and dali. $50 sacks Galena
sold at 45c u bushel.
BRAN-1he supply is small and there is little
or no demsnd $50 sacks sold at 75c, and 100 at
SOC u 100 tb.
HAY-Good supply; no sales. Inferior is
COFFEE-The market closes active at an aver
age advance of 1c " ID. The stock in first hands
comprises 1877 bags, in dealers $4,000. We
ag aS3Ss sarf p2me Fi5 a' s0l JOB sGo os
Fair ls@loAc, good 1S1@is2c, prime 100
1871 u H.
kICE-Trade continues almost al stand.
Prime and choice are scarce. Good supply Of
other grades. We quote Louisiana No. 221a01
&c. common 41a@434c, ordinary Az G5c, fair 81
@51ac, good 5a@6c. prime 614@61ac, choice
6s4c y 10.
RUTHERFORD supply and the demand is
moderate. Choice Goshen is quoted at 33035c,
medium 2S@3Oc, Inferior is nominal, choice West
ern 23@2Sc, medium lS@2Oc,' inferior l4@l5c
% ib.
CHEESE-The stock on hand is large and the
demand limited. Choice Western factory is quo
ted at 13c, New York cream 15c, English dairy
TIC, pine apple 221ac SB To.
BALING TWINE-Is selling at 14L@15c@ b
in round lots, and 16c at retail.
GUNNY BAGS-Sell at l5c apiece in bales and
16c reserved.
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PLACE Your MONEY WHERE IT WILL DO THE
Mosr GooD.-The sheriff of the parish OF Living
ston in the matter Of the succession OF Edmund
Cooper, deceased will offer at public sale in the
town OF Port Vincent, on Friday, March J, GER
tain number Of valuable and very desirable lots
of ground improved and unimproved, situated In
the said place.
The town OF Port Vincent is q comparatively
new but very thriving place, is situated on the
Amite River, within hall days travel from New
Orleans by steamer, in very salubrious locality
and in the center of one If the greatest lumber
and farming regions of the State.
Here is an opening for all branches OF trade.
and persons having money to invest would do well
to avail themselves Of tais opportunity. Port
Vincent is the seat of justice OF Livingston par
ish, which is administered py it's own citizens.
The steamer Alice. making semi,weekly tTlps
to the Amite River, from Magnolia Bridge, New
BASIN, will leave this city on Thursday, March z,
at o'clock P. NJ, arriving in time for the sale,
and returning, viii land her passengers IN the
city on Saturday, March 4
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Beraud
& Gilbert, cotton factors, 20 Car0ndelet street.
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Total Premium Bonds, s138, 0O0.

500 Police Warrants. ................ 81
No sales Of Stocks were reported except at the
Stock Exchange.
State Consois were little weaker, but without
cuotable variation, closing at 671a968. The
sales not reported at the Stock Exchange included
200 thirty days, buyers option, and $4,000 at
67H.
The only movement reported in City Bonds was
in Premium issues; the market was quoted geI-
orally little lower. At the close Premium
issues we're quoted at 3314@33A, old Currency
Sevens at 330331&, new do. at 33a4@34144, and
Gold Bearing Sevens, both Administration and
Drainage series, at s414@34z4; The sale. sales not
reported at the Exchange included 5000 Pre-,
MUM issues at 3334, 5000 and 5000 at 81, and
$4,000 and 5000 at 341
City Scrip is still quoted Mt uH@42 for Au-
gust to December, 1878, and July to Decem Der,
1874, time, and 4s@50 for June and part OF May,
1874.
Metropoli an Police Warrants continue to rule
at 92G93 for 1872 3, and for 1874 issues, and
entirely nominal for 1868 8 and 1912.
State Warrants are stall held at 46048 for
fundable, at 40@45f0r 1874 issues and 43@46 for
i. 1875.
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Chicago. Clncinn
$50
; unchanged
: unchanged

BREAKFAST BACON-Is scarce and in request
at 1879 . ID.
HAMS~Choice sugar-cured are scarce and in
demand at l41aac y ID. Most of the receipts this
morning were sold previously, to arrive. at that
price. They are jobbing at 15@15llc y ID. %
tierces we're sold to arrive at 145sc y tb-an ad-
vance of hc.
LARD~Is in light supply and in request for
the local trade and for export at 1870 for pack
ers' tierce, 134013ssc for refined, and lac for
keg and bucket.
pork i selling at $40 5000, prime ST 50@l8.
rump SIS 5O@l9 y Dbl. pig pork $40 75@u y hall
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Corner of Canal and Baronne Streets.
The Ninth Regular Annual Session of this Institu
ton COMMENCED o, the 18th Of Novembee and
will continue till the 18th of March, proxo under tia
direction Of the following able Profess RS viz: WIN.
s. CHANDLER ID. ID. =, JAS S.KNAPP, d. d. g.,
CHAS. 4. KELLS, D. ID. s., j. r. WALKER, u. ~
S., ALFRED w. PERRY NJ D., FREDERICK
LOBER M D.. MARTIN WET, b. D. s.. and A
Whilst conducting FREE, PUBLIC CLINICS, IN
connection with course of lectures for the purpose
Of perfectng Its pupils in the practical depai tments
of the College, the Faculty havs thought proper 10
benefit, at the same time the poor Of this city. hy
EXIT ndng general in itati0n to aH those who have
not the meaas of paying regular fees for dental o.
erations to apply 1t the Inirmary. where they CA
ed tree Of charge; and where other operations:
requiring the use of expensive materiss performed
in the latest and most approved methods under tha
immediate supervision Of mem sers Of the Faculty.
for very little, II anymore than actual cost Ra
spectacle persons need not hesitate about applying
for dental treatment, Is they will be received q
courteously at the best dental offices in the city.
CR Clinic hours from o'clock A. n. to IL II,
every day, Sunday excepted.
A. F. McLAIN NJ D., D. d.. s.,
Dean Of the Faculty 1877 Canal street. opposite tia
College Hall. d5 Su tmh6
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
1856 Canal street.
OFFICERS:
D. URQUHART President;
THOS. A. ADAMS. First Vice President;
THOS. A. CLARKE. Second Vice President;
CHAS. J LEEDS, Third Vice Pr. sident
C. KILSHAW, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES:
Thos A. Adams George Jonas,
Thomas A. Clarke j. G. Gaines,
C.. J Leeds, Z. Schneider,
S. Jami-on, z. Kohn,
A. Moult0n, I. l.. Bsyne
E. A. Palfrey, ID. Urquhart.
apis
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Persons from the country desiring cheap and
good groceries we refer to Messrs. Jno. K Re-
maud & Co.. corner Camp and Julia streets.
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For real bargains in parasols and fans, and
hosiery at SOC per pair, go to P d y. Michel, 59l
Magazine street. Also, ribbons at half price.
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} OF CLASSIFICATION.
Genera Exch8nR

The market opened with fair inquiry, but
without exhibiting much activity, and up to noon
the sales hardly exceeded $500 bales, after which
the movement became more active, resulting in
further transactions to the extent of 600 bales,
making total for the day as noted above, Of
5000 bales.
Good staple kinds and even-running lists COM
manded very full prices, but other descrip lions
continued irregular and easy. Nothing how
ever, transpired to require any change in quota
tons. The dispatches were not of q tenor to
have much influence, Liverpool being quiet at
previous rates. with sales OF only COCO bales, and
New York dull and easier without any guotable
futures.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-day's expoIts)
167, $50 bales, embracing 80 100 for Liverpool &c.,
627 for Havre AZ, 1913 for the North Sea, 715S for
Bremen, 1916 for spain, 2787 for the Mediterra-
mean, and $3.50 for coastwlse ports leaving in
presses, agreeably to its account at II NJ.
amount sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about $4,000 bales to represent the
quantity unsold, a large part Of which is with
held from the market, in transit or not yet sam
pied.
:, The Exchange reports: "sales $500 bales
Market steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875. ........... 1876
Arrived since our last state
ment 4,l49
Arrived previously. 1868, Il, 267. S47
1,277,sa3
Cleared to-day. ............ 1865
Cleared previously .......... 1894, 101- 902, 756
Stock on hand and on shipboard. ..... 375, 067
Stock on hand came time last year.. 2S4, 284
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Everybody drinks the Eugene Cllcquot cham
payne. J. Mandin & Co., sole agents, 81 Decatur
street.
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VIA AOulSFine, VIA AlanC9 anu VIA Sts LOUIS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
Trains arrive and depart from the Depot, foot of
Canal street. as fOllOns:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
EXPRESS .73o A. M Mail 10 A. M.
Mail P. M. Express $3.50 p. M.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville. Nash
ville Lynchburg and Baltimore. WITHOUT
CHANGE and only one change to New York and
Eastern cities.
Ticket Office, corner of Camp and Common streets
opposite City Hotel.
d. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
ia301y NORMAN G. JONES, Gen. Agent.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
On and after JANUARY 31st, 1876,
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
(From Calliope Street Depot)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
EXPRESS .72O A. M. Express. $40 A. M.
Mail $50 p. M. Mail L p. M.
Accommodation. A z. M. Accommodation $50 A. M.
Sunday Accom-
mediation. 10 P. M.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st. Louis
Chicago Louisville and Cincinnati
Only one change OF sleeping cars to Eastern Cities
Tickets for sale and information given at % Camp
street corner Common.
E. D. FROST General Manager. ap12
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITE

Peabody Primary and Grammar Schesl
PAT St Charles street, opposite Tivoli Circle.
This Model School for the methodica instructiSm
Of Boys and GiIls respectively. between and -
years of age under the direction of competent and
an experienced Principal, will be opened in the
Rooms of the Peabody Normal Seminary, at A. II.
MONDAY, Goth SEPTEMBER.
N. B.-Respectable children who have been I'M
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments Of public schools who not for any re-.
this Moael SCHOOL, and thsir parents, and others Il
vOring this movement are quested to confer with
tho Principal, or with the Undersigned between
and 10 A. M, on any day Of the week.
ROBT. NJ. LUSHER
Agent Of the Peal ody Educational Fund, and Stn1o
Superinte1dent le jure of Public Education, Leu
islana. ~
New Orleans pt. II. 1875. ais II
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COPARTNERSHIPs.

COMPREHENSIVE THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day entered into copartnershp, under
the firm name of SELLE e. MALOCHt E, for the
purpose of copaucting the AUCTION and GENERAL.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. Office No. so Royal
street, ARMAND SELLE,
PIERRE MALOCHEE.
New Orleans February 5, 1876. IFS Inn
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Saturday Evening, Feb. 26, 1876.
COrTON-The sales to-day summed up 92Ot
bales at prices requiring no change in our quota
lions. We give also the figures and report O.
the Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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Mess pork. -.
ID. S. Shoulders
:. cl r sides
- cl sides.
B. shoulders
Is. cl rib sides
B. clear sides
S. C.. hams.
Lard, tee.
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COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
~ PAT st. Charles street.
Day and Night School. ROBERT NJ. LUSHKR
Principal
Az the English branches with tile higno Adaths.
maftcs and the Natural Sciences, ando Modern and
Ambient Languages thoroughly taught. Hours for
boys: 9 A. NJ, to p. NJ, and So to 9P NJ. Glasses
in French and Latin for young ladies' from to p.
M For circulars ETC.. apply at the Academy.
ja2 cod
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EDUCATION.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
Third street, near Dryades
GEO. G.. PREOT, Principal.
EUGENE d. SAUNDERS, First Assistant
THOS. L. RAYMOND, Second Assistant
The Spring Term Of this School for Boys will Begin
On Wednesday, Feb. 10.
sftefeIerces-Facuty of the University of Virginia
and Patrons of last Session. For circulars and fur
Their particulars address GEO. C. PROT
Flo I'm Lock Box 9O4
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POLITICAL TALK.
The excitement over

The excitement over
THE IMPEACHMENT
resolution of Mr.. Kidd has not abated in the
least, in fact it has somewhat increased.
There were new orders to the Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Senate promulgated, and every.
body was prevented from entering the Senate
chamber. excepting by one door.
The following
COMMUNICATION
has been sent to the committee appointed un.
der the Kidd resolution
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RAILROADS.
TNHE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
TO THE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
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Susembursieches
@ereini8te staaten.

@ns MinrapuIis itreibtt ns Elm 8rsuno /:
@raoe eben las i4 benz Song fu S9pees
ben9en feline aussesei@nete GorreIponbenS.
Man iiebt bod nod, OaB es aud nod Sea:
tboIifen 9i6t, Die Suten Chimes iino unS
quite Sheen baber. Wenn on9 Ct qeoen
Sic Sairs auftritt, 10 bat er Re6t. 8ir
babsn bier Isstes Sabr @eIes,nbeit 9ebabt,
Die 6oIsen iol9sr 6air's 81 ieben.
Gorreiponneu, aus Gbirngu.
2lls Mits[ieo bes aursmbureer Inter
iiieunssbunOss pom Chicago, ST., bssbre
i'd mid Sbreu 2eiern einises iber uniers
@eieli4aft mitSutbeilen.
In1 Sorstas Sen 8. Gt6ruar batteu pir
Bsamtenpa6l in ~unierer 8ereinsbaue un6
folsenbe Serrn wuroen fir's nd6ite Subr
eruablt: a,rs..!.t .aa 30. 800 U
Brdiiosnt: Sobn &artbeiier;
Ticeprdiioent Sobn eanler;
griter Setretdr: Hi6olas Maprotb ;
Smeitsr Setretdr: Srant Steinmes !;
Sdasmeiiter: Wi4ael SsItsn
Mari9aa; Setter &euter.
Der Ysrein bate 1875 elm sutss Sabr.
Gs waren wenise MtitsIieber frant u. feline
~iinan3ietlen Suitdnoe boben ii9 babur9 be-
oeutsnS. Die @sieli9ait marS in ben
Stanb ssiebt, iid elm i66nss S%tsrnenbans
ner IN, cine pra9tuole ieiSeue luremburS
glide SABINE an,uidaifeu. llniers Nussa@
ben b~eliefsn fid auf nabe $500 II. in Safe
baben mir nddif $1,000. OaS 1T geipib
i3on! Ser Ssreiu 1T itetis i'm 0a9ien
besriiisn uno beitebt aus Suten 2anbsIeus
ten, Die ii9 ni9t i9dmen yuu oobem ber &c
ien", o6slei9 i9on man9er unter uuS 10
25 Sabre in &merita it,. Der Serein wirS
AM Y~inoltmontdg elm Concert dbbaItcn,
uo;u aue 9anbsleute III ben @&. ST., aber
Defenders Sic, Ssrr GsOactsur unb DE
Song fu S1wssbsnsen IN Der Msuisl"
ireunOli5if unS ertra einselaSen iinb.
u. ~.
isNir freuen uns bsrsli6, baB Der gsrsin
10 quite Sorti1ritte madt unb bantsn be-
items fir bic Ginlabuns. Wenn IS nur
mSsli9 ieiu wirs, werSen mir bas 6sit NIT
%uulersr gesenmart bssbren. Soate aber,
wie es ben Mni9sin bat, Die Y~finsitmode CUR
Seriammluns Der 9%uremburser in Bbilas
belpbia beitimn,t weroen, Sann ,pirb bofients
LID oas ais seniisenbe. GntiduIoisuns gel
ten, trosoem es uns re9t 9eib tbdts, nidt
eri9einen su tOnnen.
Gs iinb uns mebrere Brieie susesanssu,
bereu Sdrsiber ale Der Meinung iine,
bas elm Gag Der ISOLDE mad Yfinsiten, Die
seeisneteite 3eit ;ur Seriammluns Der
0anbsleute IN Bbilaoelpbia lei. @ir lai'
len inoefen bic Sa9e nod bis gum apriI
ais misntidieben, pisleidt bSrsn mir nod
unbsre Inii9ten bis 81 iensr 3sit.
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fiat. Jules Sas ptrb Sur9 Sabieu unS
4ftenitide unuibfrIe0ltd 5suieIen.

fnuf. Jules oaS ptro otr6 Sabieu unb
aftenitide unpibsg!:sIid 5,pieien.
Sisuns pom /. Ssbruar.- 6err grafs
isur Iudte 6rn. Gunf in 8e,ua auf Die
Srin; Seinrt9 @eieuidaft ~ tuisSers
Iesen. gr iaste, Die semadteu 9luss
sabem Der @efeqi9aft ieisu 81 bod
bere9net; 10 ieien 1,750, 900 ST. fir Gor;
arbeiten 3u itreiden, unS aud bas Be
~triebsmaterial iei su bod ~ansesebeu (; er uies
berbOlts, bas eapital Der Gejeai9attla
unii6sr anselest, Der getrieb r~entirs fd
ni6t, uno fiiste Sci, bic @eieaI9ait bssoble
peber 0ieferanten nod tlnternebmer. 81.
Tunf erpiberte, Die 1850, 900 St. feten
cine Gnti6doisuns bafir, bag Die o@efeIs
ltaft in Mertbpapiereu uuo ni9t in gjelS
besable, bus MateriaI iei ui9t ~ bod Be-
rednet, mas ST. 8raiieur leIbit na8ieben
Tonne, Die SdulSen Der @elsuidaft lsien
unbeoeutel D uno 6as @sIo Sa,u In RaGe,
rpioerlsste Die anoern antlagen unb pertos
cine fribere &eSe oes 6rn. q. Met Al
@unitsn bes Wilbelm. Qurembura, Die oon,
anbsrs Iautete, ais Die Ses SIN. 0ruGeur.
9r. Staatsminiiter betrdftiste bic Borte
oes 9rn. 6und anb bislt 6un. Nralz
ieur wudtise @orIelunseu i6er Yatriotiss
mus.
Sisuns pom 2. Tebruar.-6r. Sund
belsste burd .einen offjieren 8eri9t leine
gnsaben iber bas 8etriebsmoterial. ST.
Berger miberleste no6mdIs einsebenb ale
4nfIasen bes 6rM BraTeur. ST.. Mes
iudte iein wiberipredenbes IerbaItsu IN
fern beiben Observation-Disclosures sesens
iber gu ertIdren: bic eriten 8abnen leten
notbwenbis ssweieu, bic Briuss 9eiaridz
Babnen aber bdtten Our9 Serbiubunss>
itrasen erlett psrben f5nnen. 6r. 6und
mics mad, baB bieie StraBen 6as 2ano f6a
Wilionen wiiroen sefoitet BADEN. Ser
Berger beantragte elm 8ertrauenspotum
fir Die Gesieruug uno ben llebersang aur
Gasesor6nuns, peldsr &ntras na5 elmer
beftiseu &eoe bes Srn. Simons unb elmer
ltrammen grpiberuns bss 0ru. Staatsz
niniiters an9enommen wurbe. "ls'oi'h
Ssim Reiuigsn elmer 9atrine bes gsn4
traIbabnbofes fanb man ben &6rper zines
nsusebornen 8tnbes, mdnnIi1en @ez
idIedts, in BEN greremsnten Iisssn. Man
foridt benz S9uloisen mad. sd a.onnaln.
Mam tbeilt benz vQurembnrser' Moffe1
nit, baB Serr S1ostter, profeHor Ger Sc
idiate am gltbeudum 81 2urembus8a Zen
Hreis bauonsetrasen bot, ben bie Maoes
n,is bet ar9eolo9iidsn @iNenf9dfteuP 10
2lntperpeu in 1875 fir Die befe 4btdnSs
lung iber bic @eididte bee @rsBbtrssSs
tbumts 2~uremburs unb Der @safldaftg btup
ieit bent Ntiinifeririebem BIS gum Bgrendts
iden Srieoensidiufie (l64s-l6s9) auss
gsieet bate. SO freut utS btrsltd, ba6
unisrm alten 9eididtslsbrer bitie i6Sne
gbrc ~ Gbeil iparo.o llebsisens 9at fetae
@ei6i3te vSobannes bes SIinoem- berets
berpieien, mas Serr S3oetter auf beS De
biete Der @sidi6te gu Isiiten uer,nass .
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Ncna ,~g(nseteer bon Spt" sinsml
Wiirtenbsrsii6en glatt, eas uns Der Sol,
Iose SER Mtiusr pon Der ,Stimme Der
@abrbeit" in Detroit unldng's %suianSts,
en%tnsbusn mir iolsenSe Go%rreiponSenS {:
Gin 9lushns naG snreutbars.
Gs sabs ni9ts anssnsbmsres, iaste msin
6reunb Sdeiterbsiner in Souri9, ais cine
quite Gisars, ein sutes @laS Sisr unb ben
vSpf" baSu. @elt, Iieber ySpf", wo9Oaeri9
1T, meiBt on pieusi9t ntdt sinmal uno
bod rpirb Sein vSpf" bort ssleien. Meinem
0eripreden semaB mia ib nun per SSpf"na9
6oIlsri9 i5rsiben unb i6 boiie unS bite,
SaB Der ySpf~ 9lat unb @ebuIo BETTE, lnI
bieic s3sileu a%nnebuIen 81 fonnen.
,@enn man cine Heiie tbai,
90 fam or mas ersablen,
Drum nabm i'd meinen Stcd une Out
limb tbat has &siisn wablsn,"
beiBt IS i'm 9iebe, i9 aber nabm fsineu
Stcd unS S1irm, ionoern ben ,9timmeIs~
(Goursbud) nit, pel9er rsdt gut tbut,
ptnu man ni6t irassn min auf Der 6eiis
nit Damp. Sur9 @irtsmbers unb
Sapen raid Our6sebampit iab i9 gum eriten
Wfal StraBburg, Die punoeridSne Stabt"
nit benz pra9tpolsu Miinitsr unS fubr
uon bort bur6 bas berrlide, seiesnete, nsuc
HeidSlanb binunter bis Meb uno binauS
bis Quremburs, fir peldes Der 8abnbof in
Sousrib itebt, elmer groBen Yfarrei I'M:
mittelbar nor Der Stabt Quremburs. Die
les Suremburs bat, felt es aufssb0rt, 6sit:
uns 81 fem, febr uiel s%ewonnen; IS 1T Elm
bs,ps9tes eebsn bort, sebaut pirS uisI uni
i9Su, @nIassn nnb Ysrl9Snsrunssu psr.
ben bsrseitslt, 10 baB in burger 8sit Die
Staot UNI llm9ebatg bsrrlid 9snanni
werbeu mlIen. Die Sage 9aremburss
%erinnerte mid etpos an Rottpeil, bod rur
i'm ~fleinffen WaBitabe uor;uielIen, seUr
3aremburg bat CO.. l16, 600 Sinuobuer.
Die 6irdeu bort iino bardpes i9Sn unh
ttilssre5t erbant, Defenders rei9lid nit
@lasmalereien ausseltattet. Am better
sefiel mir bic Mpboniustirde Der &sSeul.
t~oriiten. Die StraBen xnS Sauier be,
StaSt iin6 i1ou unb reinlid, allies mailir
ssbaut, bonn 8aulisine sibt es I'M lleber.
mag. Die Sa9sr iinb fat ale aus S9is'
fer, S1ilSe an 9dbsn, SiIsntlids Sstannt:
madunsen unb Yalatate iinb fat alie fran.
sSli6 beI6riebsu. Der Warfts unb Ya:
rabesYla sei%ren ii3 burd sierlide Tins
sebanS unb srobe Saubsrfeit aus. Gum
Wo6enmartt, wo9in bic 2anoleute aui
Speiraorissn patriar6alii6en Subrperter
fabren, srideinsu bic Stabtirausn in idnes'
weiBe 9aaben sefIeicet, 10 baB es pon ftrn'
erldeint, ais ieisu lauter Slolterfraueu baa
lelblt periammelt.
Den i6Sniten glnblid unb cine berrIi6C
arsii9t bistst baS nsu sr6auts GonpitJ
Nnaben leminar). Oa1elbe itebt anf cine,
ebemalisen 8aitei Der Ssituns, bat elmer
sroBen pra9tis anselesten 9artsn, bsbtr'
berst 200 5oslinSe, wsl9e @aeS auf bas
gfobelits einseridtet bier treiIen, b~eionSer!
trefili9en 9oritanb, tii9tise 9sbrer rnb elm,
9~elesenbsit, ssiitis unb tSrperli6 seiunt
gu bIeiben, bs,iebunsspeiie gu padien uni
gu sebeibsn. @Iidlid bic gltern, wel9,
bort ibre S6bne periorSt pilen! Mai
iaste mir, Der Sauplat foitete 40, 00t
6ranfen uub baS @ebaube cine babe Mil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07

Ole Stabt Arlon lit ermd9tist
worber, cine slnIeibe Don 6r. 800, 900 gu
MAIDEN, nm 0fientIide Nrbeiten ~ uous
fibren.
Der arloner 4Suotat, Serr 6.
z. s. Georges 1T gum ~5riebeIsrt5ter pon
Go9eiort ernannt morben. Der bsrttse
6riebensri9ter q. 8. g. Oemartsau parb
CUNT Staatsprocurator am @eridtsboie ~
Iup bsforbert.
9err Oscour ut on STEELE bes 6rn.
9sfeure Sum Srieoensri9ter Ses Cartons
gtaQe eruanrt poroen.
gu aubanse lit 9srr s. S9ummers
nno ;u &o6eccurt Serr S. %. Noo gum
SbSffen erndnnt woroen.