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National Republican., 1877-10-29
Future Days.
SAMUEL J. sOPER & CO., AuctIoneers, :

SAMUEL J. soPER l. CO., Auctioneers,
- Baltimore, Nd.
AssIGEEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, AD-
JOINING THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
by Virtue Of apowsr contained In deed from True
man Bet q Sons OF Batm ety. TO me, for the ben
eat Of credtcIs Will sci! by publc auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY, November l, 1871, at
O'clock y. m., all II ose TWO PARCELS OF Ian y In
Prince Georges County adjoining the lins Of the Us
tr ct OF Columbia, aud bounding In ppit on the public
road leading from Silver Hi Q washineton the first
containing los more or less and tue second con-
tanning - acres, more ltsL and Which sail land Is
particularly described In deed from g. C. Msgrudrr =,
r. trustee. to Trueman Belt sos recorded IN llber
IL Is. No. H. fol. w. Nc., one of tho land records OF
Prin sOfse' County and beng also part OF The
lard once owned by James Brown.
The property Is near Washington CITY, and must In
a short time become valuable tor building purposes.
Improved by small COTTAGE.
Plat can be seen at my Office.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, 600 OF which to be
paid at sale, and the balance In six and twelve
months, with interest, and secured.
SEBASTIAN BROWN,
81 st. Paul street. Baltimore, Assignee Trueman Belt
dsons
SAMUEL ]. soPER a CO.,
OCltdAds AuCtiOnppra
National Republican., 1877-10-29
EDUCATIONAL.

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
y seventh and \ streets, opens August ~ Halls
educated Thorough, condemned instruction and train
ing In Rapid Calculations, English Language. Letter
Bookkeeping, Business Practice, spelling, Elocution,
Physical Exercises, &c Day tuition, 70 year, paid
In six equal monthly installnents or $50 II paid in
full on eniering, Evening tuition, % per month New
cstIon. II d sPENCEE frincipaI anlo-sIn
National Republican., 1877-10-29
TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.


BY virtue OF writ OF Heri Jrins issued out Of the
clerks office Of the Supreme Curt OF tile District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash the courthouse door Of said District
on THURSDAY, the sth day OF November, ls77, at
~ o'clock n all the right title. claim and interest OF
the defendant IN and the following described prop
erty, to witt Lot eleven an square one thousand and
thirty three Ols) and lot Que az, square thou
sand and nneiy-five ti0eS In Washington, ID. G., to.
gethtr with all and singular the improvements there
on. seized and levied upon as the property Of the de
ut law In favor OF Robert Leltch 4 Son.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
United states Marshal d. &.
ocisdSs JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer.
TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.
By virtue Of two writs Of aerf ldeids issued out Of
the clerks Office the supreme Court Sf the District
OF Columbia and to me directed will sell at public
sale for cash n front Of the door Of said
1871. at u o'clock M. all the right title claim ana
described property TO wit Lots thirtytwo and thirty,
three, In Deakns. Lee and CaEenoves addition to
Georgetown, ID, C., together with all and singular the
improvements thereon, seized aud levied upon as the
property OF stephen D. Castleman to satisfy exccu.
Tons. No, 3sga Equity, In nvor OF Jennie W. Hotz.
man, by next friend J. J. Coombs. and No H2S5 at
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
United states Marshal, u. q.
oci3dSds JOHN SHERMAN. Auetioneer.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
II H. WARNER, Auctionecr

II II. WARNER. Auctionecr,
De fstreet, opposite Masonic Temple.
August, 1875 duly recorded IN Liber No w. folio as
enc OF the land records OF the Distyct OF Columbia
on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF November, 1s17, at S
o'clock 1i sell the following real c.tate situate IN
the city of Washington, b. C., 10 wit: Known as lot
lettered =, In Mctures subdivision Of original lot
numbered fourteen, u4) In square numbered hve
hundred and ninety four, hei,) fronting Four and
ahslf street, between Virginia ayenue and street
Terms FINeen hundred dollars, with accrued inter
est, Gosh; the balance IN six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest, secured by decd Of trust
deposit Of 800 required at the tune OF SALE and all
conveyancinE at the cost of the purchaser Terms TO
-, JOSEPH JOSEPH,
Oc5wtsds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Pere Hyacinth's wife.

The wife of Pere Hyacinth, the celebrated
French orator, dissenter and ex-priest, was
once Washington correspondent She was a
sister of Gen. Butterfield, Of the Federal
army, and was born in Richland, N. J. When
she was little girl her parents moved into
what was then the backwoods Of Ohio, and
there she became in. time a district school
marin, boarding around" in good old country
fashion, until she married q Mr.. Merriman.
After some years her husband died, and hav-
ing two children to support, she undertook
journalistic work for daily bread. She it was
who wrote up Lincolns inaugural ball for the
New York Times, and by that paper she was
subsequently, sent to Paris. There she was
converted to the Catholic faith by the preach
ing of Pere Hyacinthe, was reeOnverted to his
new departure when he became dissentcr
and is now his happy wfo and the proud
mother Of n black-eyed baby boy. She is an
educated woman, u fine linguist, and devoted
to the labor of trauslating, of which she is
said to do great amount.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
BOOKs AND NTATIONERY.

T Attest PUBLICATIoNs.-ELEME OF
- =. =, The Laws, Smith, ti.o; Egypt, Mc,io,n,
ing, McLangGlin 5h cents; One Year Abroad, author
One summer, tL2t underhrlsh J. I. Fields, si.ef
q.T5; Literature and scencc Primers, 10 cents;
pnnoln, Mr., Dorsey q So Cyclopad q VI Eluc,tion,
fG Lil-fHir, Fa r, with G0h Hair q. We h I'VE
lust received u inrEe assortment Of Photographs.
E rno'o LMho Taphs, Chroino LiihogIaphs, Grapho
The most desirable goods Of the kind presented
and at very low rates F. NJ. WHITAKER 4 SON,
ocieuai pli Pennt avenue Vernon Row,
National Republican., 1877-10-29
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Instructor@ Anton gloetnner II. Donch. Miss A. A.
skinner, Miss Zaidee Jones, Theo. 1ngnlls King
Piano. Violin. Organ, &c, u to 81
Vocal culture, - and 90.
For circulars of other branches and tree advan-
tages apply at 7G Eighth street northwest. se2stf
A RT SCHOOL REMOvED-THE EIGHTH
"A year OF this school IN open for the reception OF
pupils at the new rooms, i3ls I street, opposite
Frank in square, Day classes In Drawing and Painting
Evening asses In Mechanical Drawing in charge Of
Professor Bchlaar. 4 f. FULLER,
PR
National Republican., 1877-10-29
COMFORTS.

EELIX DESFossEs FRENCH BAKERY
Il VIENNA ROLLS A. SPECIALITY,
Established 1881
IS YEARS or INCREASING SUCCEsa
FELIX DkSfOeSSE
he wellknown and only real French baker nWaahing-
ton, has removed To No. aO2 street, between TWEEN
eth and Twentytrst streets, near Pennsylvania ave
nue. where In house expressly built TOR the purpose
he has greater facilities than before for the manutac
tuTe of the best French and American Bread French
bread a specially Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
and dealers
n B-French Bread recommended for personr
Of delicate health especially for those suffering nom
dyspeps;a BeNare or limitations dteH
National Republican., 1877-10-29
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.
WOOD AND COAL,

~ L. SHERIFF, DEALER IN BEST QUAIL
W. ties OF Coal and Wood, illi Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, south
side, and 5ss Pennsylya avenue, between Third
and dFour-and-And-arhalf spprts, south side. Depot
and mill. sixth street wharf Potomac river. Honor
able dealings and mir prices oclSu
(NOAL AND WOOD.-HAVING LEASED THE
~ old established Coal and Wood Yard corner OF
sixth and streets Invest and re-Ocked the same
In addition to present ltion No. ss fiith street
lies OF WOOD AND COAL, which we Will sell al the
lowest marke: Ia'eL Sawed and Split Wood and
Son CJal un Ter cover. -, -
ocplm c I. WOOD n CD.
National Republican., 1877-10-29

ssNow IS THE TIME TO SELL" LADIES,
IN Gents and Chlidren's Cast on Wearing Ap-
pATsl, Dooia Shoes &c. at extraordinary high cash
prices nj "JUSTHS Old stand" No. 6lS ID street
northwest All notes by mall will be promptly at
tended to. sepltu
National Republican., 1877-10-29
& GREEN, Auctionecrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE IN THE COUNTY.
By virtue of deed o trust bearing dAt' on the 3th
day OF June, A d. 1878, and duly recorded in LLber
No 7ss folio I3, one the land records Tor the Dis
,ric Of Selumha will sell NJ public auction 70 the
highest bdl,r upon the ~, mlies on MONDAY, the
6lh day OF Noyember A. y lslI. al 3So .'eloek p M;
all those Gel tlin pieces plrcels OF al d. situate and
being In the inty OF Wa hngton, Ia the District Of
Columbia, ly NJ north Of the boundary Of the city of
WhshlrgtO and between II and Rock Creek the
sa ne s'ng known In the subdivision among Loyeiay
f.iros heirs OF OF ginR lot four Of "Widow's Mite"
as lotssN ~ and seven ~ and that part of lot hve
a. con aiming cghty-C hum redhs (slOJ) Of an
are taken OF the west side Of lot hve, (5 so IS TO
be bound d by line parallel to said west line OF lot
i've, % being tho zane property conveyed 20 Henry
7. Paro his share Of the estate and by him con-
veyed to Charles II. Holmes and by said Holmead
reconveyed To lid Pairo ly deed duly recorded
Terms o. Stc One ihrd "a IN, nnh the residue In
two eIual nstallments q. iiy and twelve mouths,
with interest from the day OF sale the deferred pay
nents to be secur by adeed OF trust on the p EN-
scs or a cash, al the option Of the Chaser de-
post OF slOn will be required a the time Of sale, and II
the t,rns Of sale not compiled with VII hin ssve
days amer ale the trustee arves the RI HI to resell
at the risk and of the de,ultig purchaser amer
one noticr In some new tpcr published In the
city OF Wa'hington. Al convey a1cing at thccost Of
the p' r 'lnser, JOS II. BRADLEY,
o22MWrL &ds TIuste
National Republican., 1877-10-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance,

The sub-treasury balances IN New York saurday
were: dold, tlOi, otT5I; currency ~ oo5ISo The
subTreasurer paid out on account OF interest q 100
and for bonds. Ho2Ooon. Customs receipts, tSGooo.
In New York ss urday money was at b.
Exchange quiet but firm at ist. Gold dull a. io2L
Rates for carrying, 2, Is, ~ and I.
Government bonds steady at the following quota
National Republican., 1877-10-29

Il THE STOVE MAN.
THE CHEAPEsT STOVES IN THE nv,
ocII-Im Corner ofSeventh and X sts. northwest.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAssESGERs
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hongs
head Is the only boat allowed to land passengers nt
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking this
steamer (Which Is connected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association) avoid riding In ambulances
three miles, by other lne1.
Round "Trip, o. including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
steamer leaves Seventh street wharf DAILY, (Sun
day eIcepted) at 10 a. m and returns about y. m.
j. MCH. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Supt LADIES' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK HOLII NGSHEAD str. Arrow. Y2-u
National Republican., 1877-10-29
DIRECTORY.
The Principal business Houses Of wash
ington.

The Jo'loring s p~s'ished for ne benefit Of Trap-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, and he public gener-
aRy-it includes all trades aud professions, aud
cannot fail TO prere Of interest to ell rho intend
trdnsactiag business in Washington.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
ATTORNEYS.

r AMBLER SMITH,
cs Attorneyat at law.
1904 PENNSYLvANA AVL NUE. NORTHWEST
Special attsnto on given 10 claims Against v Gov
eminent octl7 ly
National Republican., 1877-10-29
Society GOssip,


young lady from Boston, Miss +. r. Miller
recently made a successful debut in opera at
Treviglio, near Milan.
A correspondent kindly informs us that Rose
Terry is the author of that pretty little poem,
The Two Villages" published in the Corner
OH Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. X. Reese have also re-
turned, and will reside at the home of the
brides father, Judge T. W. BARLEY, No. l0i6
Thirteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Elliot have returned
from their bridal tour, and are at present
guests Of the grooms brother, Mr.. Harry Gait,
but are about to commence housekeeping.
Madame MacMahon, wife of the President Of
tho French Republic, is an excellent linguist
and thoroughly convesant with the English
language. On the occasion Of her husbands
reception to Gen. Grant she acted as inter
prefer, and thus became a sort Of medium be-
tween the two republics.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS

vol 10 STATUTES AT LARGE Forty fourth
WILLIAMS ON EXECUTORS, syois
BARTONS Law PRACTICE
TYLER ON PARTNERSUfP.
ABD0TTs NATIONAL DIGEST, VOL T.
LAWS AMERICAN DIGEST OF PATENT,
SoMMoN LAW PRACTICE IN CIVIL Ac
TIONs, BY Walter = Cox, of Washington, u. c.
PhOfFATf ON NoTANEa
NEW ALscELLAHEoUS PU,BLIcAT ATTONS
pNE YEAR ABROAD, by author of One Summer
MARX TMAtN's AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
e KNIGHT OF THE NINETEENTH cENTU-
THAT HORRib diRf.
THAT HUSBAND OF NINE
MY MOTHER.IN-LAW.
THEY ALL DO IT.
iSsIIY %iiESssII9Y' 'lg Sy Mr.. Mr. Lfith A. A%dsps Adam ~
Our stock Of Fancy and Staple Stationery was never
more attractive and novel than now. Also our Plain
fnd Embossed Pictures for scrap books and decorat
As the season advances shall be In almost daily
receipt OF novelties or soon they appear In the
Northern markets, which mean TO sell at the very
lowest figures
wH.ao. H. MORRISON.
National Republican., 1877-10-29

ss-A GRAND RALLY FOR TEMPERANCE.
nss Ss"I ~ ,S se %ys ss
S 1saaS s5dl AZ G5ss Sss.. Mi
e. sde BY men em5eTt T X ss SosN SIne On
Chrm'n Committee.
ss-NoTICE-BRoKERs AND THE PUBLIC
generally are hereby notified not to negotiate two
81 9.ss paSss Fped 10 'S S % s sre IN ~
''' '''' " N'N ''' ' CHARLES a. ApPEL,
.c,s,,. 1885 Eighth slrs., W..sInsd EIo[,hws;t,c IS
ss-THEHATIoKALsAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
corner Kew ierk avenue and Fifteenth street,
aq proof SAFES hsy and Ssh1 w"chmen R Rent mt q
s;Ssr sSSs Article, y & g' I.t.S. 10 rns sS,
ffsdsu s mods asdf ss Rads Ses frsseni
b. p. sSYDER, Secretary. oeitSm
o. HuNYADI JANos WATER
BUFFALO LiffTRRrA WATER
arc offered by the bottle or 4 oTfit soafsoS is;
ocli-lm 7U3 Fifteenth street.
ss-sPECIAL NoTICE-wITH MANY THANKS
ss g ss Ss my stock good
ing ladies and gsntlemen's furnishings and fancy
landed, and ny sa.!emers shall have every advantage
ofthe decline iIi both goods and gold. -
clothing: imported French. German and English
hosiery and corsets, to which invite special atten
Every style of corset and ladies' and chIldren's
derciothing made to order al the lowest prices.
ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
$40 Tenth street northwest
As-To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ME.
TRoP9LIS SAVINGS BANK OF THE DISTRICT
The annual election OF nine trustees Of the Me,rop.
held al tie bank on the corner Of seventh street and
L9psisne l = ayenne. in washinEton city. D, G, o1 y
TSe report p tSs on tn. trrns.e,le9. Of
p m. on the same day. n,Il %tsnda,ss @ s 5eauested
NICHOLAS AcKER,
GEO. r. THoNPsoSS, Sse''a'nS
JAMES L. HARBOUR,
JOHN ii. GODDARD.
HENRY HENRY STHkAssSghdEH' BEGks5S,
ss- GERMAN.AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN
OF age Offering every advantage Of thorough educa
Gn as snS N6sR
teenth street northwest. Normal class for ladies
For particulars. Inquire as above, or at 7i6 street
northwest. se2alm
ssMoNEY WANTED.
Owing to the great demand for money we offer to
sell within SIXTY days large collection Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
OTHER IDGoLD JEwELRY
GUNS, REvoLvERs. &C. &c.
AT EXTRAORDINARY GREAT BARGAINS
Every article nully warranted at
8. GoLDSTEIN a CO.'S
Commission Brokers,
jv'iu Corner Tenth and ID streets.
ss- sANDFoRDs CURE FOR CATARRH
Pierces Golden Discovery, and all his other medi
ctnes for sale at Coughllns Temple Drug store sci
a&-TwENTY DIFFERENT KINDS OF TRO
sold at Coughlins Drug Store, Masonic Temple. sell
As-THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOILET
and other articles fer ladies' In the city at Cough
Inns Temple Drug Store. sei5
olH .s'} So'} ON hXBlRlEi2S hSB sHEE {NrSSs Ss No
'A MARK KRITER,S " "
Free Art Gallery and store, No. ecs street north
Choice on Paintings, Engraving, chromos, &c
Shades Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Taxsels
1S-TERMS CASH.
Please remember name and number. Je2si3m
sS-HUMPHREY's SPECIFICS, PONDS Ex
| tract Homeopathic Medicines sold at Temple DruI
| Store, and Ninth streets. sepstf
ASJusTHs PATENT (sTEEL) SOLE AM
| HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoss last twice q
long and prevent you frcm slipping. For sale In al
the shoe stores. and BY the inventor. si9 d stree
northwest jaau
| HATEUS
National Republican., 1877-10-29

n Wife's Heverie.
BY SAKE HOLM.
Oh, heart OF mine, II our estate
Our sweet estatc-of Joy assured7
II came so slow. Il came 40 late,
Bought by such bitter pains endured;
Dare We forget those sOrruws sore,
And think that they Will come no more7
with fearful eyes scan my face,
And doubt how he can find II fair;
Wbttul watch each charm and grace
sec that other women wear:
or all the scents of loves lore,
knew but one-to love him morel
see each day he grows more wise;
His ifc Is broader far than mine;
must be lacking In his eyes
In many things when others shine.
Oh, heart can we this loss restore
To him by simply loving more
! often see upon his brow
A look half tender and half stern;
His thoughts are far away, I know;
To fsthoin them | vainly yearn
Blt naught II ours which went befors:
Oh, heart! we csu but love him morei
sometimes think that he had loved
An older, deeper love, apart
From this which later, feebler moved
His soul to mino Oh, hearti oh, hearti
What can VIC do? This hurtcth sorci
Nothing, my heart, but love him more!
National Republican., 1877-10-29
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,

NHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
i627 and i59 SPRUCE STREET, PHILADELPHIA
For young ladies and misses Reopens THURS
DAY, September % Board and tuition, In Latin.
English and French, per aBnum, sto.
MADAME D. HERVILLY, Principal.
French Is the Language Of the family. my2l6m
National Republican., 1877-10-29


The following are the opening and closing rates for
the active STOCKS telegraphed to II. d. Cooke IT,
Co.. from the New York Stock Exchange:
National Republican., 1877-10-29
About Women.

Mrs Robinson, the widow of Warrington"
who resides at Maiden, Mass, protests against
paying taxes, because her family of five grown
persons, all women, have no representatives.
Nearly 81, 600 has already been subscribed of
the g., 500 necessary to establish in Boston the
proposed school for teaching girls and woman
carving and modelling in plaster clay and
wood
Lady strangford is the heroine Of the
Eastern war. She is doing for the Turks what
Florence Nightingale did for the English in
the Crmean war, and what no Turkish
woman can do.
Anna Dickinson is at work on two plays
one for an English actress. The qtid nHRcs
say that she declined two offers of marriage
last summer, one of the disappointed eandi.
dates being Congressman.
National Republican., 1877-10-29
W0MAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fspnie ID. Ward.

Ladies are invited 10 contribute Society Rems
and Short Sketches appropriate 10 Mb depart
ment. Please address such communications 10
the Republican office, care Editor Of he Corner.
National Republican., 1877-10-29

MADAM COSTELLO. DISCIPLE OF MILE
NJ Lsnormrnd, Paris, the greatest Planet Reader
nj u street northwest FsIeet cas- pass the door.
ocl2 I'm
National Republican., 1877-10-29

ss-THEEATIoEALsAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
csrner New ierk avenue and Fifteenth street,
ldfpoof safes Lay and hight watchmen. iienI Of
boxes from $50 " per annum. Silver plate and
wise at moderate rates WILLIAM sTICKSEy.
president GEORGE W. RIGGS, Vice President
National Republican., 1877-10-29

, The following are the buying and selling rates tor
Government securities:
National Republican., 1877-10-29

Ss-NOTICE-BROKERS AND THE PUBLIC
generally are hereby notified not to negotiate two
promlssory notes signed by me- each for s,1, dated
August g, 1877, payable to order of William G. Nolen
In three and six months.
CHARLES A. APPEL,
1885 Eighth street northwest,
n
National Republican., 1877-10-29

ss- GERMAN.AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN
and school for children from three to sixteen years
OF age Offering every advantage Of thorough educa
ton. Pupils admitted at any time. Terms moderate
Principals, Misses POLLOCK and NoERR, ii27 Thir-
teenth street northwest. Normal class for ladies.
For particulars. Inquire above, or at 7i6 street
northwest. sesLlm
National Republican., 1877-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AsA GRAND RALLY FOR TEMPERANCE.
The Central Tempe rance organization invite the nj
tendance OF all citizens favorable TO the success Of
temperance princpey To meet at the Congregational
Church. corner Tenth and q streets northwest, this
evening, October " at 7:30 o'clock. Addresses will
be made by men eminent IN the work. Come Comet! |!
Comelii REV. MASON NOBLE, ID D.,
Ibrmn Committee,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04
S6Winofmd1t 9ebeiIt.

Gin alter str;t, Der iid pom Der graris
s~uriidseSosen bat, erbielt aus ben Sdnben
zines oitinbii9en Wiifiondr's bas &e3ept
eines einfaden, pesetabilii9en Wittels CUR
idneIIenu u. bauernbeu !SsiIuns Der S9winb'
iudt, Bronchitis, bes gatarrbs, bes 9litb.
mas, aler 9aIss unb 2unsenIeiben, bas
ferner Elm poftiues unb rabitaIes 5eiImit.
tel fur Rerueni9ud9e unb ale Nerusn3u:
ftdnbe lit, unb na4bem er beien number:
pole Seiltraft in Tauienben pom Sdusn
probirt, era9tete er ss ais feline pHidt, es
ben Ieibenben Witmeniden befannt su ma.
den. aus bieiem @runbs unb pon benz
Wuni9e ansetrieben menidli9s 2sibsn 3u
linbern, ienbet er. toitet frsi, an ale bic
es wdni9en, bas Rebept in beuti9er, fran.
56fider ober ensliidsr Spra9e nit Der
pollen Anpeiiuns bus Wittsl 3u bereiten
nnb 81 sebrau9en. gs .wirb burd bic
goit perididt, wenn man fid briefi9, nit
ginienbuns elmer Boftmarte unb anaabe
bes Namens Der 3eituns, MO man bieles
seieben, wenbet an: W. @. Sberar, 1925
Sowers Blod, &odeffer, 81. q.
y 33 s 81 ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04
20 10 a."

Wir MAIDEN uniere 9eisr barauf uufmerts
fam, baB mir urter benz GiteI vSowa",
elm sweites fatbOliides gIatt pubIisiren,
oas fi9 bereits zines suten 9eierfrsiiss er.
freut. Die rSowa", bic Donneritass
srideint, entbebrt natirIid Der ipe3ifid
gurembursiiden Radri4ten unb bat Oafir
anbern 9eietoif, mas fe fir einen sr0Beren
eeiertreis seetsnst madt. 8ir bitten uns
Iere Gsenten unb 9eier, bic bieies Blatt
Oerbreiten beIfen molten, uns es wiien gu
'laien, mir ienben ibnen PrObenummern
gum austbeilen unb finb bereit iie far ibre
Weiibe gu enti9dbisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04
Sin uuafaGG6er 3ufaI bat elmer

Gin umsfaGri6er 3ufaa bat sinsm
~unierer Sanbslsute pom WoiaIem Gomnibip
lssten Mittwo@ bas 2eben sefOitet. s.
Paulp war NIT ieinem Sobne am Saums
fallen. Giner Der Stdmme, benz BauIp
beim Gauen aus benz Dese Iaufen woate,
mu9te i'm Niebertommen cine S4wentuns u
traf pauIp 10 unsladIi@, baB er unter benz
Baume iobt Iiesen bIieb. Oas mar elm
trauriser Dantiasumsstas fur bic camille.
paulp 1T aus Rsblen I'm 9roBber3ostbum
sebirtis, mar fart in ben uier3iser Sabren
unb binterIdBt cine trauernbe Wittue unb
mebrere Rinber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04
6raefs nber9 &rdnters
SPLEEN

iinb felt iber breibis Sabren betannt unb
werben pom allen, weI9e bieieIben ses
braudt babsn, aIs fidere Cur fir 8opf:
idmer5en, 2eberIeiben, 8erbauunssbe'
idwerben, @uaens unb iebe art Sieber
anertannt.
Oieie Yiaen pirten nit srOBter Riloe
uno fteaen bic @siunbbeit berer, weI9e
an aussmeiner unb n~eruOier Sdud9e lei.
ben, wieber Der. gu usrtuufen Bel alien
apotbetern. 332
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-12-04
2sei Sa,ef Green, @isc., arbeitet,

2sei Sa3ef Green, @ise., arbsitste
8. CARMEN an elmer Winbe BET einem Sleis
i9a4te unb sos groe bsraus. PIOsli6
brad Der ,paseredte Gbeil bes Grmes, Der
baran befetists l9ebeI traf ben llnslidIi'
den 70 5eftis an ben SddbeI, baB er tau,
melte unb in ben S9adt fisl, Der Ito
SUP tief lit. BORT bob man i'm fir tobt
auf, bod fam sr turs barauf wieber gu f&
unb tros Der idmeren yerlesnnsen bofft
linn Der 4rst bas Qsbsn su' retten.