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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-24

The war excitement has produced some
wonderful natural results. You can stand
and actually see the wheat coming I'D.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-24
LeGUL Notices.

| VIRG1NIA-IN VACATION.
In the Clerks Office Circuit Court Augusta co..
April 80, 1917.
E. Hageman Plaintiff
VS..
r, H. McGuinnty and Jno B. Quidor. Defts
In CHANcERY ON ATTACHMENT
The object of this suit is to attach house and
lot in near Churchville in Augusta county, be-
longing to. or in which the defendant r. H Me-
John B. Quidor to pay the plaintiffs claim for
$50 co. with interest from June 8th 1876, till paid
and waving the benefit of the Homestead EXemp-
ton.
The defendant, r. H. McGuinnity. not having
entered his appearance and it appearing by anlda-
is ordered that he do appear here Wlthn one
month after due pu Utilization OF tins notice ana 90
what is necessary to protect his interest
Teste.
W. E. Craig p. O. ]. N. RlAN CleTK
may3-4w
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-24

from the Baltim ore Americana a''sist
The last of the victims of the DeKalb mas
sacre has gone to rest, A dispatch from Me
ridian, Miss, announces the death OF Neie
Chisholm, who was MORALLY wounded while
clinging to her father in the prison cell when
he was attacked by the Infatuated mob, 1T
was hoped that she would recover, and her
mother was trying to make arrangements to
bring her away from the scene OF the horrible
tragedy, but death has taken away from the
poor widow the hope fondly cherished OF
living with her heroic child in land, where
political malice does not vent itself in bar
barous murder. Judge Chisholm's son, aged
twelve years, was killed outright in the jail
by the mob. Twelve bullets were fred into
the body of his father, and was left for dead
but when taken to his home returned to con
sciousness, and lived until the 18th instant
when he expired, When the barbarians Q
De Kalp heard. that there was aprospect o
his recovery they were greatly enraged, ane
his friends thought it prudent to erect bar
ricade in front Of his house to prevent them
from shooting into the room in which h
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-24
VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains will run as follows

w c., yIRG; MIDLAND & g. S. r. R.-JNO
w . s. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after Monday, May It'll, 1877, Passen-
ger Trains will run as follows:
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-24

1OHN w. STOUT.
y ..i.l AttOrncy.at-Law,
STAuNToN, VA,
Will practice in the Courts holden in Augusta
and adjoining counties. W "a nov All
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-24

7-vvs1-l177- ATTORNEY ,
STAUNToN, VA.
Will practice in all the Courts OF Augusta and
Circuit Courts OF the adjoining counties. H.-a
Prompt attention given to collecting claims.
sept Ily.;n Office with n. B. Niche. ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-24
FROM NORTHUMBERLAND.

ChesaDe axe and Ohio RaiIrOad.-On and
after 81 ,nday Dec. 3rd, 1876, Passenger Trains
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-24

Dispatch to the Associated Press. Fyi'
MERIDIAN, May 15.--Miss Cornelia CHS
olm, who was wounded in. the Kemper al
fray, died to-day OF gangrene of the arm
resulting from lack, of prompt surgical atten;
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1877-05-24
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA, MAY "a, 1877.
Professional Cards.

y gl19 : AttOrncy-at-Law,
t,'i STAUNToN, VA,
viii practice in the Courts holden in Augusta
and adjoining counties. ~ "a sg nov 4-ti
GEORGE M. COCHRAN, Jr..
" ! 'i : s5- AttOrmey-af- Law,
srAUNTON, VA. ~ eAt .s1~a
AS- OFFICE opposite Circuit Clerks Office. and
above the office Of Clerk.of Court OF Appeals
dec 9-h 70 IN 5t.s.
d. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STANTON, VA. e3
OFFICE. on Augusta street. in the room occu-
pied by George G. jackson, Esq.
jys es i
MEADE f. WHITE,
M 'tea'@E Attorney -at.Law,
sTAUNToN,YA. sg
COURTS Augusta, Rocki1aliam and Highland
Counties. oct I'll
VIVA. Hudson oRSrY AT LAW,
sTAuS VA.
Will practice in the d It'd of Augusta and ad-
joining countless Prompt attention paid to COL
iecticns Office near the Courthouse. aug 2s-ly
T Emmett Guy.
. e.. IS. Z; s T..
e5t srAuNros, VA .t
Office, opposite Court House Yard. = -;sr- =
~, - ~ = -
NY 1''' - ~ a''5',
:
"A !, .aIl,s7t a. i. .ATTORNEY AT LAW. q
lHia5.H Il r! iadi7oN esEast STANTON, VA.
Will practice in the Courts Of Augusta and adioin-
ing counties; 81 ca,ms
and maze s,ns pn,d,ns Aneusta
Street. aae9 2ssse& % Sept, FL '76-t t., ,
"., po-,,o,r q 0 91T---
w ..' : ''SA Ao ~ ,.,s. ATropNEv -Ar-rAw.
AMI COMMISSIONED I'm cHANrERy
sm.nsnnv y.
STAuNToN' Va.
Circuit Courts OF the adjoining counties; 80
! sept lily : Office with H. B. Niche.
WIN. R. HARRISON.
avIEt7s..e assdsa'aaagi g Attorney'as'AaW'
- & STAUNTON, Vas. - - - - -,
Practices in the courts OF Augusta and adioln'
ing counties. ~ - III ,,si,.-s4, -
oFFICE-oppo siter Circuit Clerks office and
above tne Law tlptaty.a ~ .-anhl..ehe o-e.lt
Treston . Rayylo y s,,s.is \ = 49, s.
i y ATTORNEY AT Law,
AVN Sol. TrrrnR IN IN NlERY. III ~,
~'ff :. --'7-.ss a "a z n = ,l7
avs s''' srAuNToS' va. as ~
Practice in all the courts of Augusta and afioin-
OFFICE-The same formerly occupied by his
father, Col. Geo. Baylor, Decd on Augusta street,
--T---T7--7---
Nv M f.. CRAIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
LITERARY NOTES.

Or. Friedrich Delitzsch is preparing work
on the Geography of the Assyrian inscriptions.
Miss Alcott promises to find new vol
ume in Aunt JOS scraPBag." IL viii be about My
Girls"
Joseph Hatton's new novel, "The Queen OF
Bohemia" viii he published in October II contains
dedication to William Black.
MIR. Tuckermans Greeks Of To-Day" has
been published in Athens I'm Modern Greek A Greek
newspaper speaks OF u the only true picture OF Greek
character ever presented by foreigner"
One of Mrs. 0liphant's most striking one vol
une storiesshowmg says The Aeademy her faculty for
eombniug analysis OF morbid conditions with striking
incident and careful charac shortly appear
in serial form.
The family of Hacklander-" the German
Dickens have arranged with Herr Bacciocc0, the
vicnncse novelist 10 edit the literary remains OF the
deceased author A manuscript Romance OF Ny Life ~
is known 10 be among his unpublished papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
Mem Publications.

Q ssTHE CRITIC whom | have already
quoted-one whom long residence IN FOREIGN Sa-l
Try made more CisVasacnate judge or A' i 49,
turc most Of be declared % as As .i,s
HFTTYrS STRANGE HISTORY is o." most elah.c'1 Ni
recent American Gctons such sny own OPINION "sl e
eoupe Judge. TIE hci4 OF fie@ icto" 49,,
ALWAYS be after AL Ga profound emotions aAa s@nsV S''
rest. ". HggnsOn iu The Woman journal
The fourth 1000 Of HETTY's STRANGE. HISTORY the
new novel by the author OF MERCY PHILB8IcKsc CHOICE
Is now ready. other volumes Of the No Name Series
AFrERGLow. MERCY PHIBMcKs CHOICE DER
DIRE. Is THAT ALI KIsNu3T THE GREAT MATCH
end A MODERN MEPHIsTOPHELEs, are being read by
ali lovers Of choice fiction.
Price 81 90 each.
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
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BrooAlpn Real estate for Sale.

Broohlpn Real estate for Sale.
nWELLING-HOUSEs Nos. 43 Willows,
~ 81 Bcksst 49, ant 53 Nass8us. 100 arr iJ- Pine
appest, I1g and i33 Wllougnbyst. - Lafay etteate
GORDON l. FORD. "a Clsrk.st, Brooklyn.
NOR SALE or RENT.-Win sell OF rent very
low 81 and SOB Lincoln nl BROOKLYN, houses -
81, splendid cond tiou IA rooms lirse Ot h side 5ani
situated near entrance TO Prospect PARK luluru AZ
ID. Ii. HILL 800 FiatDush ave.
ER CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, wen located
BO on Thaye. ltst, Brooklyn, o. be -'l 1i great
bar4ain Address, SAMUEL "a. b. Iubunc ONCE.
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw.YoRK. saturday. Sent

The auction sale announced for to-day as
the Exchange sales-room adjourned No othes
business was transacted.
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gnsfrnrtlon.
Continued from sixth Page.

Tdnd ercsilcnt lrcsent 70 advertise IN TIFF TRIBUNE
Fb last inquiries haze been numerous many
az country having reached rom reddsTs
Of Tm tribune n had todrdRgschool fshopld Md u
profitable Gt round A. COIN Pre-
paFatoyg Sceatqc school, No 1897 BrOadrdY Ner York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
1nsiruriion.
For Both Sexes-City.

NEW YonK TRIBUNE adrsrttsemnts paw bshsr or 'ehoe'
purposes than those paper Ihdue cuer pdtT0nsed-lA
s. VAUGHAN hennen Square, Penn.
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BROOKLYN properin 20 Get

A TO LET. very low, the desirable 3-slory
~. and ba sement brick =ng 22S Csrfolst -
carroll PARK: to a the Tont WI BE- .
reasonable Apply 20 j. T. CORNELL. - Nourtsi bi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
Auciion 6alss Of Real estate.

GREENWICH, COnn.-.PROBAIE SALE at
N public auction, on SAIl RDAN, SeptembcrZN so On
the promises at N0rthSt the EXCEPTIONAL FAkh ana Bi I'D
mo LAND OF Hustled Hobby, deceased Tue ployIy -
located within ana haf miles u no sa
lion, of NeN-IOrk and Rev Haven Railroad and commands
1ne prospect Sound ana country THIS sal" oiefs ts
chance 10 obtain choice Irupeiy IN he above pe4I Nl
heathfrl town. - ggiiN .DAl lDN,, a'ninl'-
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
H. will sell ~ auction on
WEDNESDAY, oct 10, az ~ O'Clock
Exchange Salesfuon, III BlOiaNaY
Madison ave aud T4tst elegant and complete new
f0urt0y st1ne richly furnished houses ea'li
lot 15Xl0O feet deep -,
" SAFE absolute. A rare chance. Terms liberal
Mhps ETC. at auctOncers Oce III Broadway, basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
fam 9rhools.

A NNUAL SESSION O9thl of the LAW
= SCHOOL or THE UNIVERSITY OF TIE CITY Ot
NTNYORK Washing tonsQuare, begins october ucX aud
ends Juno T. 1873 For circulars etc apply TO r. MAJ
y Of Council III Broadway or 90 D. r. &C -
Professor and Secretary Of Faculty POI Broadway.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW-SCHOOL.-Ihe
X twentieth annual term Of this Institution eomene az
NO Great JOness York "Wednesday OctOb 3 and
continues May TO- 97S The c0nse OF instruction en-
years For caalo Eues, etc. idI3sa No. Great
Jones st.. THEODORE ". DWIGHT. Professor
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ROBERTS BROTHERS,
PUBLISHERS, BOSTON.
1ustrncllon.

50 nsarlv as zee Judge not ss u1a oaehag or XXX
of inquiry troc'Gbe 10 oar IHihtNE aoIl'S tJ
fe sfsce occupied by gyr columns 0h0 ne dho " tt'
q you rsyrescnf probably icss tt0n OHetcitt or eIt
per Gdrcing Jos L KING FrhcVaI fof' E"""'" Wv ~
At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.

Tho examination q candidate for admission will be held al
thc COLLEGE Binding 4shst. beginning ON
WIDNE~DAN. September 81, az $50 a. nj.
nj which time an candidates requested TO present them
selves -
The first Of the College Year will begin on MONDAY
October /, at $3.50 a .-.,.,. ~ =, o-....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

| AW SCHOOL OF
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
Examinations and for advanced saudDg viii
be held GA til RSDAN sept ~ Candidates WIZ Sssetlle
To . a.. De examiner tl any
Other time The examinations for admission apply % ali
ddaes for degree who not graduates OK Colleges
For further information, address
JOHN H. ARNOLD,
Librarian, Cambridge, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER a. 1877
Jnsirnfiion.

oy ,,,ooi sd Tart year srsrdr lending n>rs
oonsrs m bet result being obtained Jvdge rom ne mo-
ficsS IN THE TRBuNE-W A DEERING Principal CINNAMON
(E NJ academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

EgNF. DA SILVA and MRS BRADFORD'S
~ 0rrmerlv Mrs ogden HofInlns ENGLISH, fhI Ntit
and LEHMAN BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL lor 80. ~
LANES and CITTI DKEN with Ctlsfheuics NO. II west
3sthst, N"w-N ork Beopcns sept - AppLcilpN MY Dc
made by letter or personally above. separate cN lut
lows ngdor thorlu INV competent teachers Lectures o.
NJ n MntrLlnnse | lr kius aui ur. LlnueILnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24
VHE MODEL KINDERGARTEN and

4 SEMINARY FOR KINDERGA
PROT John Kraus and Mrs Krsus oee removed to No
w 2gst between 5th-aye. ana Broadway KnderrarteD
and Advanced Classes Will begin oct seminary for Kin
deigaftner NOy.l. Prot hraus Is Disciple OF the Ptsia
loZz eerwcg roebe school and one of the first propagat
Of the kindergarten IN this country. Mrs. krausBOete Is
Of IrOebcis with
OF nineteen years Germany. England and America
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Jnstruftion.
For Both Sexes-Country.

BENNINGTON SEMlNARY.-For conyen-
OF healthfulness and beauty or ocatlon
thorough scholarship the Development OF noble ohaace
Of stuients and rcasOnaDle
charges Pennington Seminary CLAIMS % be among the Tore
this country. Address TIiOS HANLON, d. d., Pen
Naup Iaraa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

DHONIC SHORTHAND free at Cooper lnsti-
tute private lessons By Mrs +. Blrn, at 80 Par row
and Dobcars Commercial College Lbs Bway near @,t-s
DHONOGRAPHY-W alwOrth's Photographic
Institute 80 East last "With0nt dOubt the best place
learn Photography the United staes Munsons Phon
OgTapho News
CT. MARY's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
- and CHILDREN. No. East 45-st, viii reopen on Mon
day Sc "a.
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SIRS. FREDERICK J0NSON

will reopen their ENGLISH. FRENCH and GERNAN
BOARDING and DAY-SCuOOL Tor YOUNG LAD llA7 a.'
CHILDREN, with KINDERGARlEN, No l3 East 5lsts''
Ear.f. rltarV
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For Both sexes-City.
MISS s. L. CHAPMAN, successor to the late
w Mira Benedict win reopen The hafs s sTs@Sh
aud German boarding and day school No. East o'
MISS EDMONrS BOARDING aud DAY
VA SCHOOL. for YOUNG LADIES sud CbI,LDkhSi
m MOT IS care t3s a@ Of he school 81 East
MIR. c. c. MILLER respectfully announces
w that he viii form classes in Harmony C9miosah S
ans aS6eS. oas seegei al srEiEwAl HALL
MRS. NJ. RODGERS GRIFE!TTS,. No. %
Az, 1 WSSi tSh3 W. 1881 for i 70 80 LADIES and
CHILDREN, on Wednesday September 20 -.---.-
MRS. KITTIE BRODHEAD EOEBBELENS
~ " n2ME ANp "a 2EG53fa ease iS c aT
3oys-Fnrsh French and Grammar reopens september -
NEADEMOlSELLF TARDlYEL, .
IVA Ma. - WEST FORTY XIIisI NEW,h oi Hf nav
Eeopeas No french ~ @ e @ ao ccuars ana
references sent Oh Application
MISS SYRINGE ENGLISH AND FRENCH
w school FOR young ladies ana chi i4en' ~ 5g
Send Ser or circaiars spring he aief september
MRS. WILLIAMES. 20 WEST 39I HIST,
VA Will reopen ENGLISH aud tslNNt 70 ~ ~
ara nA1 s,to@L ig 1Ic7eg9sSd ana ayau
iagos secured 20 he Preparatory Department.
MIR. OTTO w. FUETTERER, (Goettingen
sdnry. V Tef1ea Il Gothic and Anso zo NH feeys
Ic5 myse Iylsngd Rddfes In care Of F. w. CHRIS
TERN, u Uniyers.ty place
NEISS HAINES AND MILE. DE JANONs
NR BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDhEN,
VIII reopen Thursday, September ~ 81 10 Gramerey
PARK NcW-AOrk
BOYS CLASS AND KINDERGARrEN. OCTOBER !.
MADAME c. MEARS,
w Assisted by
MILE. LOUISE SEE
ENGLISH FRENCH and GERMAN BOARnlNG 8"d
DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, NO
222 Maisonsye will reopen ON Weehesda, sept 20 l51
NEISS JAUDON'S
w YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING. DAY SCHOOL and
EINDFHGARTEN.
No 81 EAST 3lST%T.
win THURSDAY, September -. Young ailes pre-
pared foT the Harvard examinations
MRS. GARRETSON,
w Assisted Miss TIL CrSTON, -
WI reopen her BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, 1oI
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
NO 81 W ST ATTN -TfLEE NEN.4Olk
On WEDNESDAY, sept. % ,kINpERGAHfLN, oct. i
Circulars sent ON Application
RARS. FREDERICK JONSON
w and
MISSAGNFs I. JONES ..
will reopen their ENGLISH. FRENCH and GERMAN
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For Young Ladies-City.

1 OCUST HILL SCHOOL for backward
Il .nr and those too delicate for the usual methods
OF education Circular Of Mrs. ROBERTS, -s3 ihaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

"A rs ". I. IIAHNH -
W ESGIIsu and FRENCH SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES md LITTLE GIRLS. VIII reopen Thursday sep
~ 10 last 35thst For circulars. references,
etc. address above.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23

Wiuiam Srton, benz sefansenen Prdii:
benten Der @eifern Union telegraph 60,
wurbe erIaubt mad New gort gu reiien,
um nit ieinem arste gu eoniuItiren. 6.
M. Barnes wurbe unter Beua@uns burd
ben Serseant: at: Nrms erlaubt. mad Seem
gOrt gu reiien, Inn GENTLE GeIesramme gu
bOIen, bod muB er in 10 Gasen suriid iein.
Die SteiOIutiOn, uel9e bic 8erbaftuns
Der MitsIieber bes Returuins 8Oarb unb
beren gOrfibruns Dor Bic Sdrantsn bss
9aaies anorbnet, bamit iis iid wesen &ss
nitens perautwOrtsn, warb mad Iebbafter
Debate burd elm ifrittss gartsiuotum nit
l5s sesen 81 Stimmen ansenommen.
au3 i'm 9auie wurbe Der gsridt bss ss.
msinidaftIiden @omites CUR ReseIuns Der
prdioeutenwabl ansenommeu. Muf Ten
Ssri4t bes Suiti,eomites wurbe Srton isis
ner I6aft sntlahen. Die gadtrassbspils
lung iiir bas @ontinsents6ono wurbsn ss:
nebmiqt.
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Ausfdmoif6e 2sunof6au.

ueber oieWabIen gum bsuti9euRsi5s'
tase limb mir bier tros aaer Depeiden Oss
&abeliunsen nod nidt i'm RIaren. @is
es beiBt, iinb in p WabItrsiIsn bic Gons
ieruatiuen, in 27 bic Stof Gonisruatiuen,
in e5 bic RatiOna(libsralen, in ls bic Sort.
i9rittspartei, in IS bas Centrum, in 10
bic SOciaIoemotratsu in IL 6rsiisn Die
EO!en unS in l6 bic GIidBsr iissrsi9 ses
weien. Sn 65, ni9t % wie iribsr ssmsls
bet, iinb NadwabIen nOtbis sepOrbsn.
eann iuan benz b09it un3uuerIdBissn 8a:
beIiunsen @lanben idsnteu, 10 iinb uon
ben bisber erwdbIten s27 Gsidstassmit:
slieSern 1874 Sismarts oSer, mas balIsIbs in
Oeuti9Ianb, reidsfrsunbIid unb 1873
reidsfeinbIi9. Die entl9isbsus Nsbr:
beit su 9uniten bes Rsi9s mdrs babsr 6l.
Dob wie seiast, bem RabsIiunsen 1T nidt
3u trauen. SOuiel itebt isbod fsit, bab
Die Sismartfreunbs bic Msbrbsit babsn.
am bsbeutenbiten on 3abl sswonnsn bic
Gonisruatiuen unb perloren bic Sorts
i9rittsmdnnsr. Die gritex werbsn bas
Der im Stanbe iein, ben sritsn gicsprdiis
benten gu pdblen, ben friiber bic Tortidritts
Ierertoren. Na9 bsng gOnisrpatiusn babeu bic
SOciaIoemOtraten bic meiiten Siege srruu:
runsen. Der Sorti9ritt bisisr Bartsi
iasb ben 9errn in Berlin einsn ioI9su
S4reden sim, baB @eiese gum Ginbdm
men Der in partei Der nd9iten Sisuns bss
&si9stass untsrbrsitet werbsn.
Gm II. Sanaar trat in Berlin be,
preuBii9s 9anotas suiammen. Die turss
Seiiion miro nit Der Bsrutbuns bss
StaatsbausbaItss binseben. Oa es nun
mebr ais uabri9einIi9 1T, baB Sisis arbsi1
bis gum Is. obsr l9. Sebruar, menn be,
&eidstas ,uiummentritt, ,ni3t srlebist wirb,
10 wirb man bas ieltiams S6auipisI pies
Der ieben, baB bic beiben aOrpsr ssitwsilis
misSer neben chamber tassn.
Sm 6iterrei9ii9en Rsi d sra:
tbe miro oas Budget nit unssbeurer Gun:
ssnisrtistsit Ssbattirt. gllss mirb setabelt,
es wiro setIast, bod bamit 1T aud anss &c.
than. Die Winiiter bebaltsn Sas lests
@ort unb bic rsosisIisen 9ibsraIsn iinb su.
frieoen. @dbrenb ii5 bas Minifsriun
auerspers mebr unb mebr befeitist, idwsbt
iber benz unsariiden Miniitsrium 5issu
nod INNER bic &riiis Der Bantfrass. Die
Ssrn llnsarn fansen an ein;uisben, baE
bic Oeiterrei4er ibren 6orberunsen in be,
Santfrase nidt entiprs9en. gluH penti.
Iirsn iie bic Grridtuns elmer sissnsn unsa.
ridden 9tationaIbanf, aber ss sebt ibner
bamit, wie Der 6rau bic Piannsntu6er
baden woIlte unb teine Shame. fsin Msbl
unb tein 5ett bate. Der unsariide Staa
bat tein capital, bic unsarii9sn priuater
nod piel wsniser unb bas Capital pon 9lu,
| Bsn 81 nsbmen, bas sebt aud nidt. Oer
9eoten elmer iOI9en Sant 3wansscours IN
ben &eibstallen su peri6aifen, wirS Seisr.
reid nie unS nimmermebr ,usebsn. aIuBe,
oem ma5t Die orientaIiide griis Sie Ssrrr
marbs, bat ii4 bod isIbit aOhutb bstebrt
unb rebst nidt mebr Der Grsnnuns I'm
sarn's uOn Oeiterrei9 bas @ort, ionSeru
tritt ssssn bic panilauiitii3eSb &uBIanbs
in bic S6ranten.
@abrsnb bic itaIienii3e &esieruna
Der 8ammer meae @aIturtampfSssiese por'
lest anb Gappurs nfreie 8ir9e i'm freieu
Staate" IN edit Ii3sraIsr @sijs iutsrprs:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23

Paris, II. San. Der rSmii6e Gors
respondent bes vllnipers" i6reibt: gs
wiro ansenommen, baB Yapit Yius alle i'm
earbinalfoaesiam beitsbsnbsn gatanSen
81 bslsssu ssoentt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23

@n,eieeu fir gienies, 0ctisrien, GlidsipieIe
&C., ale esm @eiife Der fatb. Stride auwipsr, fin
ben tsine Mufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23

aas @n3eisen ienbe man ipdtsfsns
Nontas @urscn elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23

Ssiratbs- unb Sobesanseiesn nit Ssyu&
$3.50, pbne Sprub $t.O0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23

gusrdrtiss an,sissn mdHsn rprausbsablt psrbsE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23
greise der anzeiges.
0sralsV Vuti3en.

Inter 3siIsn grepisr wnSsn nitt aussnsm-
men. 8ar isse 3sils BREWER csw ssrsn &anm
bas 1. DIAL 10 gts bic nGGfen Na!s Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23

&om, is. San. Der 9apit smpfins
seitern cine Oeputation ieinsr iriberen
geamten, bersm @ortfabrer cine abreie
perIas, in weldsr bic itaIieniide Rssies
runs aaf bas l6sftisite amsesrifien wirb.
Der Papit CAB in ieiner grpiberuns feline
@ntriituns iiber bic pon bsm itaIienilden
Miniiferium sesen bie air@e bsabiidtisten
MaBnabmeu Iasbrud,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23

G,eIesr, bic bic Samaas Nbsne sinseten, mer-
ben nod in Der folsentsn Nummer auittirt.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
JERSEY CITY LIQUOR CASES.

The libel suit OF Frecholdcr James Roche against
George T. Langworthy, the agent for the Society for
the Prevention OF Crime, who caused be published
the statement that Roche kept dsordery house and
thas murder had been committed there was
tuucd yesterday at Jersey City, before Judge Knapp,
In the Hudson County Circuit Court Under sheriff
Cronin aud Chief OF Police Nathan testified TO the
respectaUiiity OF Roche's saloon, and Nicholas
Furey and City Marshal Long testified that they heard
aLgworthy assert that murder had been cd
in Roche's house. The Plaintiffs then closed.
and 5. B. RANSOM Tor the defendant. moved 70 dis
miss the case because the plaintn had proved moth
ing. The Court at this point adjourned.
william Seiert, oi No. Ito Newark avenue, and
Murphy Meyers, ot the PARK House. corner of Grove
street aud Pavonia avence, were yesterday arrested
for selling liquor on Sunday. They gave bail Tor
ANIMATION.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
BE JUST TO THE CHARITABLE.

UNITED STATES REcsryiSG SHr FRASKLIS.(
NORFOLK, Va, Dec IL, 1877.
To THE EDITOR or THR HERALD
A statement has appeared In several papers TO tho
effect that Mr. Rutter, storckecpcr AZ Nag's Head,
sent IN bill OF $40 for saving lite after the wreck OF
the United States steamer huron. Mr.. Rutter was
very active In saving lie and took lead IN this
praiscworlhy work. As tho fishermen ON the beach
were some what backward In giving up their clothing
to the almost naked Survivors Mr. Ruttcr assured
them that the government would make good what
ever loss they might incur. llc himscif furnished
two gallons Of whiskey Tor the shvcrng men that
reached The shore.
day or two after the wreck Mr.. Rutter sent list
OF the names OF those whom he saw assisting tho
Survivors ashore 10 the commandant OF the Norfolk
Navy Yard. With this list bill was sent, not Tor
saving lilo, but tor the actual value OF tho clothing
furnished BY the fishermen, who could iii anord 70
lose IL. la this bill Mr. Rutcr INCLUDED tho cost ot
the whiskoy purchased Tor tho Survivors by himself
Mr.. Ruier naturally very indignant al the injustco
done MN ny this injurious rumor, and take pleas.
uro IN explaining - away.
AN OFFICER OF THE NAVAL BURIAL PARrY>m