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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

THEoDosslEs, GaTcMEL,
Corner Of 18th aad streets.
FOR RENT. FOB BrNT. FoRR
I434 street northv est, L. rooms mod inns g g.
loOo lfh street northwest, II rs, mod. i'm ps rs o.
I138 9Th It. northwest, 10 rooms, mod inps IS Oh
10 street northwest, rooms, mod imps...-.- IS o.
lJSO street northwest rooms, mod. imps- Is %
BO2 18th street northw est, rooms mod lima Is M
sOS II street northeast, 8 rooms, mod imps 2s NJ
2Oll llth street northwest. 10 rs, mod i'm ps n 10
2OI3 lltb street northwest,6 rs, mod. imps Il 90
II CoSlneton street W, rs, mod i'm lbs. Is 20
And several other desirable small houses In north
western section Of the city.
Stores.
461 Pennsylvania avenue northv est 07s m
1915 Pebnsylvsnia avenue northvest-...-. IS on
A3OS sire Il Is VI
seE7 fsmStu,u
CHARLEs A. APPEL,
~ 4o2 Louisiana avenue.
Rsa! Estate, General Collection and Calm Aserey
FOR RENT-An OFFICE on y street northves.
,,fE ns eALEETwo splendid LOTS on 18th street
circle, oargsln. serls-tr
I uTTRGLL BUsFoRD,
Houses for Rent.
20 Oy0 gth s., hou0e and store, med slE
SSS nsst Capitol ST., 10 rooms, al m. .... ~
NO. $50 Missouri ave.. o rooms. mod in ps - ~
10. 5xS th ttrfet, IL rooms, all mod. i'm ps, 81
NO SSO stb street, store. ell mod. irs ps...-.. 50
NO. 1850 18th street, 10 r~~sns. all mod imps Is
Houses Jor Sale and Kxchan0e
We oner list Of Property, both improved and
unmproyec, which can be sold ~ low fguree, and
On Terms 20 suit Also, two fne houses IN exchange
sIO0N sOcO, 1000, 1000, 500, at eight
- oont. Vss-r
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
EIEsT;CLAss BOARD AND ELEG ANTLY.
- s'Tset; hOHse ior@e.y oecnpied BY Vice PIes
of9 susbs for
THE CUMMODIOUS REeIDEN E AT THE
corner OF New York avenue az d 18th street hav-
thTou ehout viii be opened for the rreSption Of PER-
T Sth Tr" Ms ana Ds5 October
Baltimore. octa im.
ROARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN BE
bao Tor several psrson,; last house on Congress,
next to Road street, Georgetown. octl2w-
IN COMPREHENSION and BOARe in a
1 private family; A gentleman and wife. or two
ntlemt y no viii room together VIII find plea
an b. me: references required; o. Gay 1t. ecl6ts
Il. With or without BOARD; No. 1919 Penssylya
t'SRREsIIsnHE;ID Rooms, With OR WITHOUT
ferrtd. No. 32l Marylsn avenue n. e. sepag-st.
ssos srss pleas
wetk; Table Bosrd o. per week. sep2s-sts
est and s. oses and street cars; Tss e as
GSs .s
1921 ai.ss Re5xs Ti 5dsRS
% sS1: xtS Board ss:sis :sIssSa svss
fosr to sig. Isepzs 2w'I MIS-. Z. L. RIDaELY.
REST TABLE BOARD IN the city, 0ls Dor
- month; Room and Board from o15 to 80 AZ.
ply 500 = Ut. northwest. Tio6a House. sep3S-9W.
ROARDING-6l6 lltn street north esf, elegant
~ new house Just completed modern improve.
ments, and cold water In every room, bath. room
on each floor; Parlor and BEDROOM commu nicatina
on hrst hOof suitable for Congrs ssmen Alsn Other
HOODS, singie or On su,te. first-claso TABLE
BOARD. Transient guests accommodated. se24- l1ts
ROOMs, WITH Oh WITHOUT BOARO-NoV.
~ y painted and papered; newly osrpeted, new.
y and handsomely fu'nished throughout; oommo-
dtous, pleasant and healthy; hath room and water
closet Terms moderate. GOT 3 street ne .sl9-l i'm
MORTON HOUSE,
029 AND ga = STREET NV.
PRICES FOR BOARD:
:. II PAID IN edvAnce.............-.---.. l6 OO
Wech.--..:--s... q %
nfookisst VI Oiuher...--. III
~ 40
meal Iicketa-----.--- 90
horror HORSE ~ss the dr.t one in tn. t city 70 .
lover the prices Tor board AID thus the people
~BEsT B6ARD in THE CITY.
EGGs, H0MINT and OAR MAI for Break
e99 and GA street northwess.
N.B.-No beer, liquors or tobacco Of any kind
sold. seps-ly
DOARDING The coolest place In w ashington =
ID the TRHMONT HOUSE. Three south front
Rooms Just vacated By families leaving the CITY,
Very low prices, with good Board. jy1s-r
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FOR SALE.
A VERY SUPERIOR 4-sToP PIPE ORGAS,
4 Tor sale very low for cash, easy terms. At
S23 7th street northwest oct7 6rs
EOB eALE-One ~ octave Rosenkranz PIANO
4 IN good order; price SIS, original $780, also,
Ordfosnces OF the Corporation Of Georgetown. from
I5i 10 dsfei complete TO 1872. Apply 20 SO GAY
street, Georgetown,D. @. oct2 -sts
n NE fIBST CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE ROBE
W WOOD PIANO, warranted in every re--
northwest. cc.I-crs IFTkVV
q snrst-elass NIX; will be sold separately. ~
desired, ana AZ price to suit the times; ~oS
the horse Ia suited Tor heavy craft work Is S1Sen
years Ole, good yle and warranted soand. Gail At
Sol street northwest. seneS on
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II o Il s A L 4 /.
SPLENDID HOME

y.
CRe0p,Sf Properly fhs CRY.
nearly new three-stary BRICK RESIDENCE.
m uD building 2lNS2, with six large rooms aud c.I-
lar; back tUrdng EN4l, with five me rooms aud
cellar gil the modern improvements. The lot T. a
corner one, esNloo, neatly teTrAced and -et with
ersper rt srs sprlcois, guinness. puus, cherre. aud
q choice variety 81 shrubs vines. and flower. with
ornamental fountain, arbors, snd rocks for vine-
&c The entire property i neatly enclosed with
fence. fronting on government alton: hor.s
care and chariCts within two hundred - Of house
The location IL very fine and heslthful This l. one
Of the most desirable houses In Wa-hr g.on and "a I'M
be sold for the very low Of sl2,sO0, on accom-
noGsting terms
J.V. N. HUYCK. Real Estate Broker,
1908 Peunsylyan avenue,
ter3 I'm fAriingt0n Fire Insurance Building
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PERSONAL.

a.
A sTR0LOGIST.-Mrs.D DR. ELLIS, SOB Penn
"A sylyania avenue. IL you would know the truth
confnlt the Dr. In al things. Office hours from a.
m. TO .. m sepz7- sTn
pERSOkAL-NEWY YORK s6TIFICIAL LIMB
= III AnUFACTO8f. corner 9TH street and Louis
lana svenne. All the improved styles Of New York
crate rates. sen3j-2vs
A sTROLOGf.-MADAM ROSS, the Celebr 4ted
"A Astrol Rist snd Clairvo y ant, can be coDsuted
At her Once, 6OS llih street northu eft. he
tween and =. This lady has superior In DE-
nDeating the Past, Present and Future, either in
Love or Business: her advice is Invaluable. q
scribins your friends, pointing out your epenai-s
and informing You the sure way Of success ia All
nhdertaklDgs. She cures all diseases Incident 10
Females Consultations strictly confdantiaI LAites
from ITO O'Clock. serTi1
MADAM COSTELLo, Disciple OF Mile Lspor-
A mAno, Paris, the greatest Planet Reader eve- IN
Anerlca, can De consulted ~ Der house. No A a
sepH-ly ~ 1o'i'
DIv0RCEs ABSOLUTE. quietly obtained IN
~ thirty days for incom patfbiity sdultery des.r
ton, cruelty, non-support, aud other osnsee. Rest
Pay when divorced. Correspondence with the legal
Erofe invited A. DEXTER, Attorpey Room
u, Tribune Building, New York sena. IN,
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By p. n. wAESFR 90.
BRhiSARp n. WARNER, EDv.IN 4 ncINrIRE.
ole street northwest, OPP. Masonic temple
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

RKAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos. x. wAGeAM.N, $40 Seventh 81.
lChsnees made every wednesday and Saturday. j
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ties to be returned
Pint Bottles, cork stopp.r.) 81 IS per dozen-13
e's- f*r dozen allowed Tor empty bottles.
For sale BY dealers generally, or at the Depot 81
Greene street, Georgetown, DO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02
SAM'L G. PALMER.

TO HOCSEHOLDERS, ARCHIrECTs
AND PLUMBERS MATZ BURGER
Model Mokers, Gas TIN st.-We are prepared 10 fnr
aish and GO ~ Pipes nth Buisc device Tor prevent
inS the t1rziing Of pipes from freezing eurla IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

Tapestry Brussels. latest designs, slup.
Ingram Carpets, Is cents up
Hemp Carpets, 10 TO IS cents
Cotisge Carpets, IL cents
RUGS, MATS. CRUMP CLOTHS,6c
WINDOW SHADES. very low
Napier and Cocoa MATING, for Office wear.
Persons furnishing should call before purchasing
elew here. he best assOrtmen ut at the very low
PRICES.
STRASBURGER BROS
q. o. ID. CARPET HOUSE,
ott2 lw 9O4 Serenh ST., bet. and n.
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0v,ns 70 the great demand for money, We o1er 20
sell within sixty days large collection OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND AND OTHER SOLID aoIn
JEwELRY,
GUNS, REv0LyERs, SC, &C..
EXTRAORDINARY GREAT g.ReaEN.
Every article fully warranted Ct
q. GOLDsTEIs coz
Commission Brokers,
Da-u Corner 10TH and d stress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

nEAOREST PATTERNS, all the new
II styles, Just received By w. WHITE q 90.
Bookselers and Ststioners, 1143 TIA street o W
School and Blank Books spseialtiss seps-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-02

Shnn AND 5000 TO LOAN FOB THREE
Scoo years, real e-tste.
GEO. TRUEsDELL.
tpR 6t COS 7th street.
A RARE CH.NCE-Wsslted 60 seIl, by October
Ist, q great sacrihoe, elegant. highly
.nlroIed FARM In montg Orcery county, Nd This
Yarn has 20 acres Of land fine dw elling, barn aud
outbuildiDss all kinds of fruit one q the most
oesnsble locations ~ the country for health and
besuty; Il sdsptd for IN stock. dairy or grain
isrm; Also, 100 Acres Of highly cultivated Land,
which VIII All be sold at Q great inducement 10 .
FARMER, Star office. eap2 J I'm
EARM fOk SALE, or EXCHANGE fORGTTY
Containing shout lh acrea. living
n Montgomery county, Md, on the Rockville turn
pike. four miles from Georgetown, aud sbOnt saIne
distance from Washington by the Pieroes Mi rssd
Apply 10 HENRY II. DODGE, Isl washington
street, Georgetoxn, ID. &. Spa In
WEHAyE on CAPITOL HILL FOUR TWO
w story Press Brick DWELLINGS bay windows
seven rooms, With all modern improvements, fns
cellars, " hioh III sell for y So on easy terms
Also, q three story Press Brick DwHbLING. eleven
IoCnls with every convenience. on street.. between
"a ard 50 streets southeast, bich oHr a. a sac-
rioe Arsly TO BATES a RYON, s0- n street
hoIlnNert sepl "
MONEY WANTED.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-30

upHoisrERY WORK Of I'll kinds iona tr
o,Ser. spd YURNiruRK RKPAiklN0 neatly
srerrted Il short neties. Pricss OF everything
% low q st aay other house In the s'sts. emo
ssly drsIIDa ruarantsed. jhem
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-30

Invaiids. a. we'll 90 bushes, men, or families
seeking recreation or pleasure. win nnd this
Am JOHN uussYSGxEE,:, S1si1,.,.,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-30
fNolnEERs' MEETINGS.

CoxsrooK LODGE, NO. !. OF Tnv
y Bss,s.,sood q n s,,,' r.,,n S:,, EsSisss,
q each month. ct odd Fellows nai. 0otl
A WILLIAM cAxpi.Ia, caies.
oroaes J. rnxus, y. A. r. jyis n
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ones-lioom 10 IIayw.rd's building. No. tis
OalIf rnla sirset. ean Franclsc, .. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-30

~
Locstion Of principal place Of business.
Aan Frsneisco. California.
L~eation Of works, Gold Hili. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby givon. that q q meeting of
The Board OF Direetors. held on the sih day II
tuIy. l6Tf. IN assessment TO. o. of To. mtg i've
Cents pcr share wac levied upon the capital
stsrs Of the corporation. psy able Immediately.
In U,it'd states cod coin " the secretsry. at
the once ofthe Company No. s3s Montgomery
ssfret. hoom n. sap Iys<S9S california. a.
remain Us UspsiS Sssi; ss,:asS s"i a.y ,1. q
August. IstfsRuC ~ 61liDeseut and advef.
tissd ior sale 4 pshls alasn. and sule'.. tay.
msnt u nA1s 6s1ore. IN - soid on MIN.
DAT. IL lvvr.tpnth dxy ~ <pilssIer. 1871.
Ky sos iss = =: sss sssss;. 'esssss. q s.s
!" ''s y SsSiIi Il. s 'SsSs re-ssy.
v:s,:-s. c'ss,s,s sss,s,:s - s's si 4 s''
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JOINT TIMETABLE
r o r 8 Al z |!

THE FOLLOWING PLAoARDs ARE roa
! Sale u this once:
"Rooms 10 Lct."
"Fumlshsd Rooms 70 Lst."
"Yor Salc.~ Inquire Of -.
"To Let." Inquire OF -.
"This Properly for sals."
"This House and Lot for Sale
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HOIkLb AND kkSIAUbANlps
TAH OE!
AD - N
JOHN W. MokIHNErs
OLD PLACE.
SUGAR PINE po'nf
u.n~u, npaneay,an =

|
THE ABovs VERY POPULAR RIsoR1
1 IL nov thrown open 70 the pae,is y rot g " 70.
SHORE OF THE LAKE, nine mile mon
Tahoe City. amid the most
Rs.a.tie a.d Hssishfsi ssrrsssdiass
Ard near tA. BEsr FISHING Grounds.
A noe Wharf runs out TO deep water IN 10
Lake. and plenty Of boats are Furnished nse 10
touch Al the xh,rf 70 land passenger.
Passenger nom Gold Hiil or Virginia can q
b, way of TsucSse and Tahoe CITY OF CsfsoI
and Gleenbrook. taking the steamer across IN
LAhe.
RATES OF CnARGks.
Board and Lodgtns. psr vsek..........sif y
oSiidrcn from % q ,ssfs Of ;ss, half price
Iavaiids. a. we'll % bushes, men, or families
seeking recreation or pleasure. win nnd thu
Am ' JOHN nuSsYGxKE,:, ,s.1,:,.,.
CAPITo
r OTIS S Err lE,
IMAM STREET. GOLD HILL
STEAKS.
OYSTERS.
GAME,
Cooked to order at al Hours.
DINNER At 4 O'CLOCK p. N.
fresh Eastern and California 0ystsrs ~
ceivrd daily. aud served IN any style.
Manning's Pan Roast . speciality.
tH- House open all nishi. .
Sn D. J. RAD0yICH.
GOLD HILL BAKERY
R E 8 T A u r A N T
MAIN sTRRkT...-......G0L HILL,
Opposite the Eciipse Livery Stables,
]. p. BECKER. ...........Proprictor.
IsREsH BREAD, PIES, CAKES, AND HOT
: Rolls every day. delivered d the resi-
denccs Of customers.
BREAD AT REDUCED PRICES.
" Pies and csi.s At reduced priess.
Fancy or escorted cshss made TO order u
The Restaurant Department 10 the nnsst IN
the state. All kinda OF Game. Poultry and
Frr.h Fish received and served up daily. SON
PIONEER BAKERY r.
yGaia street, Geld Hiii.
Opposite Liberty Engine-houss.
DUNLOP a. LONG, rR0PRIRr0Rs.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING pursh,sed
! this Bakery, they now announce ths fae'
ths. they are prepared to furnish
FRRsH bread. PIES, CAKES, HOT ROLLS.
and Ill other things iept BY nr.t class establish
They all sell Is cheap as the cheapest. and
warrant all 70 de 1rst cla.s. bread. Pies and
Cakes delivered frss Of ehsr.s; ,o,,
Gold nai, July .. 1871 ilsii
p.s. sALLArta. L.D. voLsons
eALLATIN q FOLSOM,
GOLD HILL, NEVADA
....plALsas IH....
n a r D w A r e
Iron, Steel, Coal,
Astoves, Tin ware'%
FUSE, POWDER, ROPE. BLOCKS,
GAS PIPE AND FIrriNas:
shoyels, Picks, Handles, Nails,
Milling and Mining Goods.
,,a.. nm,
mADE TO ORDER.
-----@--
,opru or v,po,n,A
..'
e' W. "~ -
&s1s, GsDssT.RsasR Z 70 ssD s1 .s sss
slSsis Ssss.ss: ;'iil ipsasis.il, called for and re-
osFicEs.Tasod.,1n na.s %olu s,se So.e'S yrsO
SILVER CITY STAGs LINE
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-07-14
THE HAMP ON
GOVERN M MENT

established ,nd
be
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Notice ofJoislnissal.
Notice !. hereby given that shall one
month from date file my final account with
the Honorable Judge Of Probate for Orange
burg County, and ask for letters Of Dismissal
as Guardian Of Ned Avingcr.
y L ANlNGER.
juno % ii
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FOR SALE

y very dcsireablc HOUSE and LOT,
now occupied by Chas. S. Bull. For
further particulars, apply 10
J. w. MOSELEY. +
june 3ln
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RECOGNIZED

Shortly by all those who do buying Spring VIC have
rrncd every goods and are
Offering unparalleled bargains TO The public. And
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8i6ti9es FIR &dnfer BON
Glen Saarem.

Wtr ftn6 ntdt 9epDbnt. agose Inseigen
nit etntssn 2odartifeln In BEN 3eitun9sn ~
MAIDEN nre bann fOlGe Maaren. bic nidt
gerobnlIG befdnnt ine. III Stel bDbsrer
Yretlen 81 osrFauIsn, aber i'm, a. bepetien.
pap mir eiatger ces:aufen, els iraenb Elm
Gaus peRliG voa New gorf, molten MIR st.
ntge Nrt!feI bter anseben.
@DGen3eppt6e oon $l.75 Bis $1,000 bas
@aar. @uien Gattun Su 4 Cts. bic gars,
9a0ne quite Gamen'EletDHfofe gu 10 Cts.
bic garb, wertS 20 SIS. Gtnfarttae Nlpa.
cos 3u Is SITS. Guten Curb breirsn unee.
bleiGten Nuslin gu 81 Gis. per gatb betm
9tid unb som aaerldwerfen 5u 8 Gts.
9uten cartrten Dlanetl i'll 20 Cts. unb aHe
anbere Maaren 70 btGt9 unb btaiaer els lie
BON tr9enb etnem aabsrsn 6aus reattA ron
9ew gOIt sel!efert wereen fDnnsE.
Infer 51us TIT bas dttrfe ctablirts in
ct. 9auI, (22 9abre). Bir taufen aIf
unIere Maaren fir 81er GelD uno baten
tetnsn Scent 5a bssablen, ba mir unisr &C.
bduee eiosnen. 3etR unleter Staetfgnb-
f6aft madden mir uns sur fpe;ieIsn @afBabe
unIere Gtntdufe ipsStta fir ben 8armerbe'
carf etnlurt6ten. Mtr boben Bic 9rD5te
auspabl fur Ben Sarmerbsbarf con treenb
eiren 6ars I'm 5t1lt Mnb taufen fur Gaib
unp Derfaufsg fir @aib anb In btnteenDret.
fen laden wtr fetn 6aas n~tesfeits gfsn yorf
uns bteten. Mit erluAen nur @1s, Bic Gin.
f1afe 81 MAIDEN babep, Bet uas per,ufpreGen
unp Dtr iiaD bereit, 3snsIle su liefsrn, ppu
Dem cben &ngesebenen.
8. u. Sngerfr,11 u. CD.
80. 4. Mabafbap u. SO. 6. Dritte 9roBe,
neten Der Bride, CT. YauI, Mtnn.
@rDee Q enoungen ibrer 30 H.
ldrfn lGwar3sn M!patas iUsben ansftemmsn
bet 9 S 3abm unb So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-08

. te Sabrt Der Dampfer auf BEN
NliliFppi iGlOb nit benz Mpnat Huperbsr.
Dem gsrnsbmeH na@ Darsn bic Gei6dfte ber
tetrsfsnoen %Gcmpasutsa In Der Dsr9pGsreu
SatlOn nt6t eIdrsinh. Die Dampftr ber
8eUtut Nortbsrn 0ine fan1en 81 Mal nod CT.
paul uno Die Diamoub Soc Cine Camper Is
&Ral, tpabrsns int Sabre 1876 i'm Gansen lis
Sal Dampfer bsr beicen genauntsn QInisa an
Der 81. gauler 2eoee laesn. Rum III bic Neet
baron, else brittle 9rpee VafstIinie su e.Ineer
unO 1T @asIGt Sor5anoea, roB, uenn Der GOT.
gysB bic burd bic 8inbeOnpenttCn ssmaG!sr
9sUiatsuassn fir eie 59iFtarmabans bea
MItHiTppi fallrt, Gas Dam pftoOtgeiGdft aGl
osm Otera @'lFiFppi einsn ususs IuflGpuna
nesmsn Dirb.
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(gtnsefanb..)
Manfatr, bet l. Dec. 1877.


2isber @anberrI
Du tlcpflf an 70 naaaGea Sbireu III urb
b1tagt Neutefeitsn aus alien eserben /; barun
miro ss au@ manGen Detner 2elsr c~rfreuen,
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Sernebmen.
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bort bseab tt MID nit cem eenannten Germ
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TT etre iSDae 0eBsnb, iebr sutfs 2anb, Die
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3u;ef bsiuGt tptrD.
goa 9wan Safe sines mad @eD tInt ; Tier
tousOe meme GrUastuus gang lbeYtrUTsn, benn
tS bapte mir, IN Stem lllun wGren bic @eIdGfte
gang i'm Gtpfen, aber netn 3pei errBe Wabl-
raublfn arteitea befdabts fort ; ebenl DS brrtete
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sutss 0aataus n tref!iGf Anfpartune'
9srr u. q. Slbiug baIf tbattg, 30 ss gait, bic
Jnssrs1fn bes @anberers su befSrDern, uno
oer9aB icrnit fetne eisenen SntersGen = Alio
bic cben ~ben1erft, Nsp llm III etne beutiGe
Stabt nit bretttn StraEen, 96Sne maiiue
9auier, CUTE @tulen uno sbulbdulsr, tslon-
osrs eas 96ulbaus Der 6aibOliten, eeist-
tet BON ben SGwefern Der Grtllthen 2tebe.
Dies 1T Gin ausstSst9neter gau unb cine CUTE
Ssbr'IO ftal! fur MiGp6en nne anabsn. aura
gefast Ntw Him bat Dtele 0Dsthsile, eutes 2aab
tn Der nfseeene, ioltoe @el1dft5Ieute unb CUTE
SGnlen. !Ster tana man ben Deutlten 6le,B
s%Tfsnnfn. NuG III nt&t gu osrss7en, Dnb Ger
&tufu6 bes fatbOIifGsn Seetlcrsers bUdp.
pfafrers 8erebOlb tpsfrntIiG gum MafihpEnea
oiefes lGOnea Dlases bettrug.
Son bter reilte t& na& 9!espy Cps NIB tlnl'
sceenD. &uG bier it iebr gutes 2anb, Wtatrte
i9Sne taiboIiite 9tr9e, pofprtyt pom tOGp'
9srr1 .. Gosi. Die Ssrrn Gin.e unb IalbOt
9aaEsute ba!.ea cine srpbe guspabl @aarer
81 ben btafe1ea preilen. .. y.
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Die SSinterabs,.he fab lang, psBsaIb 1uAt
NGes rad elmer un~teybGltenben 0ec!lre.
9fun i7nb TN 8uGfose BON 81. 8ures,
10. 80 grAange, ndba ct. 9eter Gtraee
pie be1en 3eitihriftsn NIT rem f66nRsn ST..
tufrationen I'm {sbr bln'aen @rets gu ba.
ben, rie taS @raGtUesf &c 0 u a. Die 4lte
unD Neue @elt, Der Deut5 c
9ous G. G 3 II. (. 70. Gieie 3eitlGrtitsn
brinssn n. t anstn Die fdpnfe unterbaltuna
tn bsnTos %:entrtis, fOnDe'n etsnen lib aud
3u Jeftse'ts .rfen. Gan; b~tIOneeys wercen
faibclilGe Samllisa Gufmerflam eemaGt,
pa6 is au o,sism @tase Bic bsfisn une PAT
itnehtn neutrality-suspicious. bahen tDn.
ntn ; bic GtniiGt etnts @~robsbsfus eenu9t
uln Seeermann 3u bsfrtsDigea. 5ebet euh
DOR, btpor tor irBene Elm niGtsruslgeS @a.
per taMft, pstGss oaf ser Strabe rsrpssbslt
miro.
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(GtnsefanGt.)
MRS M~ minneapolis.

Bite, fotssnbss in SIR pertbss 8latl
auf3unebmen.
am DonnerRaR sen 90. Ncsember rurb'
bcfw. P. Clinton Gapfsr, o. $. B. @farrer
an Der CT. Scfepb's @emetnoe tn NCrtt
Mtnnfapolts. bur9 eth Gelaent, betetenb
aus elmer w~erttDOlen iilternen Iabads'
ecfe ibsrraiht. nelGe Ser Sof. 5Cl}Gsr
btmletben I'm Namn bss arrangements.
COMMITTEES FER lsBten Tatr lbsrrstdte ats
3st6en Der I%7arfennuas Ger az Der beiae.
ten Satr 9epdbr!en 6utft.
IS4 brauAe faum 81 faser, bo6 infer
tbelre SeeIfcrser frsuhig ibsrraf6t Ior
unS ter3lih banste, fOrte er benn cud let'
men Danf Der. Oemetnee Dfentlia ttamir
aus8sfproaen au feben rlafht.
Gin 8etbetltgte..
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Nuf Der 81. pauI unb pacific
Babn 1T NIT Qnfaae otelsr WsuGs eth ususT
8dbrtenplaa IN araf! setretsn ; ctsTer leBt bic
Ibfabrt Der @atn Sine OurG;us na9 @lya.
bon axf ubr 10 Min. @Orsens.- Gle pes
DurG3ugs auf Der BroUb Cine ouf Z ubr so
Mtu. MOrsfas fef. 3IBe mad MinneapOlis
U~srIalfr Gt. paul 8 lbr 10 Mtn. uno 10 nbr
gOrm. uaS 1890 unb 5:35 NuGntttaGs. Der
DurGsas auf Der 5aup'babn bat BET 0i1ter's
Gambling Ini&iu6.. an bic Stages nod gStnnt.
Peg. nm Der DurGtus Der Ntbsnttate (aher bic
Nrrtbsrn V1cife) ta gi5marf an bic Nu!lGs
mad Deaewopo.
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2te bieiige @niifgslsajGaft erUfnst NOD.
fen Won!aB Abenp I'm Spernbaus ptseer
etne nsue Serie tbrer beltebten Gcr;frte.
Gtner befcnbeYn Gmpfsblung bsbarf bta(er
9srstn pon @irtuofsn Idnsit nttt mstr
bean feline ausassettnsteH 2eifunsen BADEN
istren l0ltben Sui In tpsi.eg Sretfen be-
8ranost. Is geiAiett, ua Bic 6reInbe ct
nsr roattbaft tlnliHtlt>muFtaIfben In.
terbaltnnG anf cen 3eitpuntt bes erfen
Gonsertss auimerfiom i'll MAIDEN, psnn nil
auf Die neheni,e5enoe &njeiae btnwsilan.
Der rai9e Ibias Der Satlon-Iida!s TT eth
neuer &eEpeis, ba6 DIE GrOfnuns btelsrGOn'
5ert.5eTts hem Gu8emetRss Wunt6s perRu.
Its}reunbe enteesenfommt.
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Die ,t9tige 3sit.-@te @eniss fiuben I'm
esben Sic riG:iae 3sit uao asbsn baasr oft
8utn entssssa. 9a1 pu 9ufsu, 70
8abrauae sur rl6tigeu 3stt Or. suguH So
nt9s 6Guburaer 8ruattee uns bu pirf
ntht nadber niGt auf BEN Sranfenbstte 3u
tabsn, bae Gu bic riGtise !3eit, BEN
lauo5iisin ~ fsuern, perpaBt battsf.
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ais 5eDt. ount9 Baut mur.
ee fosben tine 6ti,ats DIR Griten Rattcnal-
BAnE son Sb1tcpis tn Scream preantirt,
az eersn 9p!et ais 0el06ftsflbreg uniir
tsmGorts Treunp s.. S. s. S. altntpam.
s12r ite1t, pe.d5er aUf lstnsr tisber,aea Gar.
riere ais tuGt!8s! Wsf&dft5manT fh oHse.
meinss 3utr0u:n In zosi;ersa grsiien .eTnQre
zen cat. Uir pualhsa beitsn G1fols.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-08

Ser Stabtratb bsl9Ics in fsinsr @iS.
ung bonn lsBten DienFag, ben gau Der Cafe
@omp gDenHe nod benz BON, goarb Of putlic
@Urts ScrgsI'sten plan ausfabren gu Ialsa.
Dem 8inan3bssi@te bes SaasmstHsrs, I'm.
fa|sns hsn 3ettraum BON anfans bss Scbrss
bts gum 1. Geasmter, III su entnsbmsn, OaB bic
etnnabn1en $4O5. Sal, BITE @useabsa $3l4,-
995'e8 bstrasen, irmt: an. Anfars bieisS Mp.
mats sine gaaybtlaus BON $90,455 an Sanb
sear.
Die 0iesnien braetsn $24,73t.l2, nub