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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-21
The Turkish War.

The Serviaus lost 900 killed at the battle
of Isvor. They retired across the river Timok,
but bavc since recrossed. Osuan Pacha on
Thursday annihiated 500 Serylaus who had
occupied Novo Selo. A few only escaped across
the Danube. A Belgrade dispatch says the
army has been organized 10 two great divisions
The E .stern division is under Geu. Tchernay-
eff, with Gen. Lescbjanin as second in com
mand. The Western division is under General
Olympics, with Genera q ch s,coud in COM
mand. The Priest D chitz routed four
thousand Turkish regulars % Wednesday, near
Radosepje, driving them towards Nova Varosh
after desperate engagement, lasting seven
hours. Gen. Ignatief leaves ConstaoliDople
on months furlough on Monday by command
of the Gar, who desires personal explanation
relative 10 Eastern affairs. The Grecian Gov
ernment has Informed the Northern Powers
that it Intends to observe the Srlctes neu.
trality. A Vienna dispatch says the diplomats
are discussing he advlsability o! 40 information.
al Investigation of Bulgarian eXcesses. ma
jority Of the foreign consuls have been ordered
TO report Immediately to their Governments.
It is reported that Russia, thinking the War
likely to become savage and tanatlcal, intends
shortly to urge upon the Powers the necessity
of arranging 40 armstce. The King OF Greece
has been requested to return home Immediate
", as the Chamber must be called to vote credits
for the mobilization of 10000 men, The in
surgeus attempted to interrupt the railway
near Sofia, but were routed by battalion of
Softas. Six thousand FIVE hundred and sixty
four houses we're burnt 10 the Phiip,polis aud
Tatarbazardjh districts during the Bulgarian
resurrection. OF these, 5,643 belonged 10
Christians. Many were fired by revolutionary
emissares to compel the people to join the in-
snrracion
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Sheep and Lambs offered and sold at 4c per II
for Sheep, and 2.S4 Is per head for Lambs A
few Cows and Calves brought 20aS45

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. July W-Hoy.
active. m and higher; light 50aS6 G5; he.yv
60as6 10; fancy ST; receipts 64O; shipment. 100
by Telegraph ]
NEW YORK, July Il Stocks dull! and lower
Money Goid III Flour quiet acd steady
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn steady.
BALTiMoRE, July Il Virginia Is, deferred
81; Vrginias, conso idated, 654; do I'd series 81
bid to-day. Cotton quiet and steady midu,ing
lls1ls; FlouT-demand moderate Howard St.
and Western Family 5sS6 so; City Mills Extra
25aS6; do. Rio brands 25aS6 ~. Wheat
frmer and fairly sctivei Western red track Js
1903; Maryland red, good to prime, ll2sllS; do.
ambe 120 !; do. white l05i120 Corn-Southern
quiet Western quiet and easier; Southern white
5ia59; -outhern yellow 55s56; Western mixed
514s554 spot; So August; 57s Sept Oats firm;
demand good; Southern prime 39a40; Western
white 36 ,3o; Western mixed 53a35. Rye quie.
but firm at 60a65 Hay firm and unchanged
Provisions quiet, steady snd unchanged Lsrd
easier; refined l24sl2a Butter steady and u.
changed. Coffee dull, heavy and unchanged.
Sugar actve and firm at lit Whiskey dull At
81 l3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-21
Fatal Yachting.

The yacht Mohawk Was struck by squa
off StapIeton, Long Island, yesterday afternoon
aud capsized Commodore Garner, his wife
and party of ladies and gentlemen were on
board. The particulars of the sud accident are
thus far meagre, but tend to show that num-
Der of lives have been lost. Among those lost
were MIR. and Mrs. Career, Miss Adele Hun.
ter, daughter of Dssbrosses Hunter of HUI.
ter's point Among those saved were Edith
May, l.. B. Montant. Gardner q. HowlaDd,
j. s. Crosby, Sailing Master Rawlins and the
remainder of the crew except two cooks and
one seaman. whose names could not be ascer.
tanned. Garner was the millionaire print man-
utac urer corner of Worth and Hudson Streets
In New York city. Another report says Frost
Thorne, brother of Mrs. Career, and the cabin
boy were also lost. The yacht has been towed
to the Beach, where the bodi of the commo-
dore and his wife can be seen 10 the cabin,
locked 10 each other arms. At last advices,
owing to certain distractions, the bodies could
not be reached. When the squall struck the
Mohawk she was lying at anchor, with centre
board up and all sails set. Rawlins, the sailing
master, was not on board of the yacht at the
time of the disaster. but was on tug boat,
some distance of. The balance of the party
were 10 the cabin, as it was raiuing. When
Rawlios landed, and his carelessness became
known, an excited crowd surrounded and
threatened to lynch him. The entire police
force was called out, and Rawlins is now under
their protection.
LATER.
New York. July 2l.-The body of Mrs.
Garner was recovered from the yacht Mohawk
to- day. Divers are still searching for the other
victims. Selling Master Rawlings, of the
yacht. who is under arrest, is still strongly
blamed for the accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-21

The President has signed the bill to pave
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, and the
Commissioners will commence work under it
without delay. The condition of the street
alluded to has been disgrace to the national
capital for long time past, and the whole
country will be glad to know that it is to be
remedied at last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-21
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Having engaged first class Teacher, | pro-
pose opening select school for d limited num-
Der Of pupils, first session to begin l0.h Of Sop
teml,er and close 18th Of June. The situstion Is
pes SAINT, wholesome, easy Of access, with an Epls-
copal church within walking distance, Is pos,
IF &c and daily mail. Not only will special A.
teption be paid to the mental and religious cul-
ture of the scholars. but their physical culture
will be considered.
Miss LUCY NELSON, the principal Tescn-
er. brings the highest testimonials rs an instruc-
tress in Latin. French, Mathematics and the
higher English branches.
Miss E. ID SMITH Assistant
Miss FOX, Teacher OF Music.
Terms: For session of nine months $3.50, halt
payable in advance; the othor halt the first o.
February. This includes board, washing, Il &
lish Tuition. Music, with use of Piano, French,
Latin and Mathematics.
References-Kev. K. I. Davis, Lecsbnrg;
Rev. A. Kinsolving, Halifax Court House;
Rev W. NJ. Dame, A !exsndria; Rev: DR.. MIN
negerode Richmond; Bishop Dudly, Louisville.
Direct 80 Mrs. George CARTER. Ontlands
P o., Loudoun CO, Va. jy l9-eot 4
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Dem Pedro and suite have arrived at Queens
town.
The family of J. B. Dodge, of New Bedford,
have been poisoned by eating canned corn beef.
Three tanks, containing $1,000 barrels of oil,
at Dilk's station, Pa were struck by lightning
and destroyed last night
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LoudOun County Items.

A frame dwelling house on Liberty street,
Leesburg. occupied by Mrs. Wbitmore. has
been sold for S770 to H. Whitmore, and the
brick house % King rect, in the same town,
recently occupied by the late Alfred Wright,
for ST. 100. to Josephus Carr
Carter Rollison, SOD Of VIM. Rolison, llv.
log about one mile from Leesburg, dropped
dead last Monday morning.
The Mcssrs. Fadeley, of Leesburg, have pur-
chased and will hereafter carry on the livery
stable formerly owned by W. +. Gayser, in
Washington.
A negro named Burr Pollard, charged with
an attempt to outrage white lady, was tried
some time ago in the County Court and the
jury gave him twelve years 10 the PeDit" ptiarv.
An appeal was taxed and new trial granted but
when it came off last Saturday the jury fixed
bis term at fifteen years.-LOudoun Mirror
DROWNED IN A TUB. On Tuesday night OF
last week James Campbell, citizen of Dayton,
10 Rockingham county, was downed 10 large
meat tub. 90 that night he went to sleep on
sofa. and upon being aroused by bis wife to
90 TO bed he got up and went out IN the yard.
He was subject to vertigo aud was in the habit
of bathing bis head for it, and the suppositiou
is that be went out to battle 10 the mat tub,
which at the time contained a considerable
quantity of water. Not coming for some time
his wife went out to look for him. and found
be bad fallen 10 the tub beadtoremost. She
called Rev. j. W. Nlhiser, who assisted 10
taking Mr. Campbell out, when they found life
Was extinct.
Mr.. Csmpbelrs life was insured in the Vir-
GINA Protection Life Insurance Company for
81 500, so we learn.-OM Commonwealth
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FEM LIE INSTITUTE,
L Winchester, Va

Rev. J. c. WHEAT, DID, Principal
Assisted By competent and experienced teachers
in the several departments. The exercises Of
this Institute will be resumed Septem bsr7. 1876.
For Circulars containing full information, "p-
ply to Rev. j. Z. Wheat. .eiorences: II" bish-
op and Clergy of the Diocese Of Virginia.
IL Min
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-21

For old Wheat Flour there is Q god local
and bakers demand, and prices hold firm, but
for NV there is downward tendency CORES
ponding to the decline in Wheat, and prices
may DO quoted 25c off Wheat continues 10 de-
cline and choice sold to-day at ll5; offerings of
1880 bushels red and sales at l08s1l5 Corn is
without change, with limited receipts; sales of
4l6 bushels mixed at IS. A small lot of Oats
brought 81. Country produce is in demand,
and Chickens and Butter have somewhat sd-
vanced. Other articles at quotations.
Quite pancky condition of affairs is repre-
scented among the Chicago grain and provision
SPECTATORS The decline in wheat and the con-
scuuent failure of some large operators reacted
upon the speculative movements IN provisions:
and parties being compelled to unload, - forced
down speculative prices ut fearful rate caus-
ing lite an excitement among those interested.
RICHMOND MARKET, July 2.-The market is
shade better, though price are still depressed.
Offerings To-day of about 500 bushels of Wheat,
most of the prime of which WAS taken at l28,
with few sales at l3O for choice. Corn IN light
supply and fair demand, with sale. ut 62a63.
Oats more active, with sales Of old Spring at 4Oa
AZ. Nothing doing in Rye.
LYNCHBURG MARKET, July 70 The market
is very quiet, with light receipts of new Wheat,
which sells vt ll5al25 for red and white. Very
little Corn offering and prices are stiff, III" quo
tstions being 65a7O. Very little doisg in Oats,
and quotations nominally 4Js45 Rye 75a8O.
FRKDERIcKsBURG MARKET, July 2-The
market is quiet, snd the receipts of produce
limited Wheat llOs120 for fair TO choice; Corn
81 53; Rye 6Oa65, and Oats 4O.45
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET.-
Supars-We have no further transactions in
Sugars to report but We still write the market
very firm in tone, with good inquiry for both
refining and grocery grades, and we quote rs
follows, viz:
Cuba, grocery grades. 81 81
Cubs, centrfugal....... 9s
Porto Rico, grocery grades .."..:.:"..... 81 81
English Island, fair to good refining. 81 81
Demcrars vacuum pan Observation-Disclosures. IN
New Orleans grocery grsdes............. e.
Cotfee-The market remains in very slug
gish state and the feeling in it is decidedly
heavy We hear of no sales to-day except small
jobSng transactions. and reduce quotations t,
rs follows:
alr lit az
6ood ..... ......''... - 10
frlme Io< d lc2
Choice to taDcy-.......... ~
fEOld 80 davs1
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FIN COMMERCIAL

In financial affairs there is very little of i'm
portsnce to note. There is little more activity
in the grain trade, but outside of that business
continues stsgnant. Money, while abundant il
money circles" is very scarce among the PEG
pie, and the cry Of hard times is il no wise
sbsted. New York dispatches report money as
extremely abundant, 2 per cent being the ruling
rate for call loans while prime mercantile paper
goes at 3a4s. Virginia State bonds are steady.
with sales of consols az &c, and coupons al S43
Local railroad securities are quiet Mr.. Barbour
has issued circular as receiver of the Virgini,.
Midland Railroad Company retaining the of
icers and employees of that company, with W.
g. Msrbury, esq, as Treasurer. The appoint
ment of Dir. Barbour has given general satisfsc
ton, as all interested feel sure that, under his
management. the affairs of the company will be
faithfully and ably conducted. The ruling
prices of bonds are as follows:
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrved-Boats q + Porter l. A Long, w }
Boothe jr , II DeIiield, NJ NJ Lewis, T Patton,
K H Wilson and 5 5 Howison, to American
Coal Co; kutie " Adde and l. w Potien barger,
to w a Smoot.
Departoo-Bonts J H Stickney, A Msin, Jno
Bradburn, & Hughes, g E Porter, L a Long
w j Boothe jr.; and H Deifed.
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EDECH TxD.N.7L.
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Stnlnt0n VIRGINIA

OLhuntOh, VlERlnlA,
Rev. i. II. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Rector,
Assisted by large corps Of experienced officers.
Thirty second annual session will commence
Sept. Patronage represents nineteen states
Buildings spacious Grounds extensive Terms
mod crate. Churches of seven denominations
within three minutes' walk. For Catalogues
address the Rector, or Hon. h. w Shelley.
iy 29-2awdStwlm
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T. Office TO CITY TAX PAYERS.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,


ALEXANDRIA, VA. July H. 1876 (
Notice Is hereby e ven that the tax bills due
for 1876 are now In our hands for collection, and
the attention of parties interested is respectfully
called to the following provision in the revenue
bill of that year:
the Collectors of Taxes shall make dis
count of ten per cent on all bills paid III full by
the first of September, 1876 and discount If
eight per cent or sll bills paid in full by the
first Of October, 1876
JNO. Y HILL, Col. North. Dist
y2l-2m
ANY INFORMATION RESPECTING
"A MY SON WILLIAM, who left home Oh
Monday, the 18th instant to visit Alexandrls,
Va, will be gratefully received and suitably re.
warded He left ). friends house TO take the )
p. III. train for Washington on the above named
day, since which time nothing has been head
of him He had on black figured summer cloth
jacket and pants and white vest straw hat with
black trimmings and Congress gators eleven
years old, tall but very slender. dark hair cut
short and dark eyes Address }. K. WHEEL
Err, Pastor Wesley Chapel, 622 II st.. n. ".
Washington, Z. q. jy 2l-eoSt
Friday July Dist, 1876.
Opening NEW GOODS 70 DAY-Ac-
~ tive sales in Staple Goods-We are recelv-
ing great many Domestic Goods o-dny by fast
freight amongst them the best styles OF Callcoes
offered by US this season.
d. +. BRASHEAR,
H. B. Hoomes No 109 King street,
jy2l A!exandria, Virgins.
FOR RENT-The TRREE-STORY
& BRICK DWELLING HOUSE now in the
occupancy of the late Alfred Chapman, on
Prince street, between Royal and Pitt Posses.
jy 2l-eo6t ". N. McvEIGH.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, July 90
Beeves-Uherings Z97l head The average quail
iy was not so good Us usual, but fair. Seven
carload. of ordinary Texas Cattle changed
hands at fraction less than s: per ID dressed !;
few coarse native Steers and Oxen were sold
at 81 &c per ID; medium to prime native Stee 3
at yal0tc per ID, and few extra do. at l01c.
The highest price paid for rough fat Cattle WAS
81 per ID, and the outside figure for selected
steer hides WAS &c per ID. The era of low prices
for Beef Cattle and for the product of fat Beevee
has certainly cone.
Calves-Keceipts 973 head. Mik-fed Veals
were selling !airly at 5a7ic per ID Buttermilk
Calves, grass Calves and milk lots were dull st
34a4Ic per Id, with most of the sales on the leg
q, 50aS6 so per head.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1919 head. There
WAS no improvement in the market and sales
were slow and limited, with poor to prime Sheep
gong at 34s54c per Id, and common to choice
Lambs at 54a71c.
Hogs-Arrvas, all for slsughterers direct,
6l5l head. None offered alive since last week.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, July 2l-
The market THIS week was well supplied with
stock OF all kinds, and prices remain unchanged
Cattle ranged from 81 to SIC per ID, as to quail
i:y, and Calves at 4,51c The supply of old
Sheep has fallen off, but there is not much dc,
receipt. and sell at 3aS4 50 per head. Hogs have
slightly declined, and sold during the week al
aS9 per 100 lbs. Cows and Calves 25aS50.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. July D.-Cattle
-f.ir demand and firm for good; others slow;
receipts 1000; shipments 340O; shipping 25s
95 native butchers 3a$3 40; through Texans
3sS5 IS Hogs dull and shade lower; receipt:
1900; shipments 500; good to choice shipping
4OsS6 so; heavy packing 6 25aS6 50; bacon
grsdes 65aS6 10 Sheep-recepts 800; good
81 25 common So 30.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, July 90
The offerings of Beef Cattle this week reached
25O head most of which we're taken at prices
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, July 90
The offerings of Beef Cattle this week reached
$50 head, most of which were taken at prices
ranging from 33s54c per ID. There were 100
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-21

Liberals and Independents glide into radi
c,lsm as easily as turtle slips off log-Mr.
Ethan Allen for instance.
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BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Supars-We have no further transactions in
Sugars to report but We still write the market
very firm in tone, with good inquiry for both
refining and grocery grades, and We quote rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-21

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET July 0.-The
/, ,srket is quiet, snd the receipts Of produce
limited Wheat l1Os120 for fair TO choice; Corn
81, So; Rye 6Oa65, and Oats 40.45
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LYNcHBURa MARKET, July 20-The market
is very quiet, with light receipts of new Wheat,
which sells vt ll5al25 for red and white. Very
little Corn offering and prices stiff, III" quo
tations being 65a7O. Very little doisg in Oats,
and quotations nominally 4Js45. Rye 75a8O.
, 1876-01-07

| @6aritc ~bcbanOclt, nm Johann inter Die
i9were anfla9e be8 WorOe8 9eltcQt III
merOen. = Die Nn9efla9te, cin Grmlid
9efleioete8 8eib bon % Sabren, weld)er
Gleno unb @ram i6ren barton Stempel
in bus friibcr wObl nidt uni90ue Gnt,
Liz 9ebrHft baben, ersablte ben @es
idworenen in er9reifenOtr, bdufig BON
2branen unterbro9ener 9fcbe ibr ldme<
res @ei6if. Sie babe ni9t nrcbr Elm
nod aus 9emuBt, Wtutter unO Sdlues
ltcr bGtten tic BON Dem 9erinQen Ser
oicnlte unterltiiet uno ooS babe ibr erlt
rtdlt oa8 9er5 bei6wcrt. Sim Wtoraen
Oe8 %. Suli lei ibr Ser Gutid(uB 0es
tommcn, iid oas 2eben gu ncbnlen ;
Na9mitto95 9e9en 3 llbr babe tie Den
e%iiernen Sfen in Sic Stube gcldlcppt,
fir bas leete @elO SolSfoblcn 9cbolt
unO oieielben an%9e5inoet. 4l5 ibr l9ou
etpaS idwinotid geporben, iet ibr
Slid auf Die &inoer 9efallen ; elmer
plosliden @ingebun9 fol9enO, babe ite
oieielben lddea 9epuIden, rein a1gesoz
gen uno gu Sette gebro9t, lin lie nit
ltd ln5 SenleitS gu n%ebmen." Damn
babe lie lt9 uber Die brennen0en SOFTEN
9sbeu9t uno ben Ounlt 10 lan9e einGe-
atbltet, bis ibr Ole 8eljnnun9 i6luano.
. Son benz YraiiOenten barauI auf>
merriam 9emadt, baB fife Dor Dem I'M
terlu6un9srl6ter 9e%tngeraumt BABE,
lbon lan9ere a3ctt ben @eoanfen nit
it'd berum9ctragen gu baben, fi9 uno
Die &inber gu to0ten, perlidertc Die
an9etla9te, oamalS Ole rnmabrbeit qez
la9t gu baben, in Der Soffnung, iie
lperoe btngeridtet uno auf oieie QBeilc
nit lbrer 6aniIie mieber pertini9t lucre
Den. Die Seuel8aufnabme bot nur
lnlofern Sntereiie, ais Der un9ladliden
Wfutter bon alien Seiten oa8 9inltiglte
s3cu9nIb auSselteGlt puroe. Die Sc
l1worenen 9aben na6 ldn9erer 9eras
tpun9 ibr 9erOift oabin al, oaB bic
an9cfla9te l9uloi9 iei, ibre orei &inocr
poriasll9 9etOOet gu baben, oaB jebod
nttt erpielen iet lie babe Die Chat nit
ueberle9un9 b%e9an9en. AuBeroem be-
wtui9ten oie9tidwOrsuen Der 4nseflagz
ten milosrnbe umltGnoe. OaS nrt4eil
oeS 9erldtsboies lautete oemsufolae
ipe9en Sootl4la9eS auf 5wei Sabre
, 1876-01-07
Gbriitopb bon GGmib's Sugeubs
Stblipibef.

@ebunoea tn Boppoedel a Is Gents. Mit
WfISlinsGiiden q 20 Gents. @ar3
WuSlin 25 gents.
@einridb epn &id,snfe:S, ipit er lur GrtenntniB
bottes fam.
Der Mseibnad,tsabenb. Gin. Gr3abluns ,um Meib.
nadts9elAenf fur &inoer.
Der &pfcnftpR. Cine mterefdnte Grj1blung.
Der aanarienpc9el.-Sas ScbanniSfGferden.
Slpet @rjahluNgen. o..
Die Sfereier
9eben zines arltteu Dorf-Shuuebrers.
|nffdebiiS. Sine 0el6idte Der driltiitben BorJeit.
Sa6 y untenfoshd,cn.. Cine @rjGbiung benz blii-
benoen Nlter s%eluiomet.
gtpia pom Eaauensnrs. Cine Gei&i&te bes Glitter
tbuIns.
Senpfepa. Zine Der ibbniien unb ribrenoiten (e
ididten bes Nltertbums.
Die Ndd)tiaan. Gina iutersIjants Gei1inte.
yfobert,. Der 10 aiienfnabe, Obsr: Gas 4nosnfsn
9repis, Der WvspanSerea.
eieben Sr;lb .mnsen.
Sannetpm une Mmalis.
Die Maibiuinen.
emma BON %6infenaein, pbsr: Cot maat auss
gsilbrfm Een. Gin ssfbi&tIiass g.mdIos.
Sas ner orene Rinc.
Das Sdubden Das MaubidblpA.
Der CUTE 5riep1In une Der bpie DtetrfH.
Die 0rafn Julias ooer: RsnbItHe Sisbs, 9reut
uno 9obn.
spttfries, Der funse Ginfeslss.
Der 0briftbdum.
Die fleine &autenfptelertn.
Sas ~Sdmmd)en.
5ernonpo. aebsnsssi&i&ts zines iuns.n orafsn aus
Spanlet.
Rmpfermiin,en mnb GpIhfide. Gas gpael.
Warsaretba S%lIindNen. Die 9Balnfapele. DaS
Ole semsrsbrnnis. Ba6srautb ain wbeiu.
Der Diamantrins. Das WarienbtIs.
, 1876-01-07
(5ortieeunq folat.)

Gin Stud Samiltsnelen.
Der leete act zines eriditternoens So
miliencramas lpielte lid in Sen leeten
Sagen Dor Dem 8erliner Staotihwurs
serldte ab. Nm %. 6ebruar 3. S.
itarb Der &utiher 9Orlt uno lieB leinc
Srau na1 8ldbri9er @be nit 3 &iuoern
5uriid, Dem 9jabri9en Wfar, Der 6jab,
rtgeu Wfarie uuo Der 5labri9eu Sill u.
BETH, War oaS Sortfommen Der ga,
milie ldon bel Seb5eiten Oe8 Wannes
elm fummerlt1eS, 10 murOe nun bic
Sage Der Acknowledgment 6rau oouenos
troltlos. gle be3o9 nit lbrer Wtutter,
eiucr 8alAfrau, unO lbrer SbWel!er,
Die oeu Sag iiber auBcr Dem Saule bes
l6Giti9t mar, ein tlelne8 Quartier, in
Der Pren5lauerlraBe sc, aus Stube,
&ammer unO &ii3e bsltebeno, uno
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