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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13

The sale of q collection Of las paintings, formed
chiefly from consignments from private bands IN
Philadelphia and Chicago. begun last evening a.
the Leavtt Art Rooms. Instead OF Mr.. Leavta who
usually sells, Mr.. Scott Pniladsipnia auctioneeE Of
Heated He had sold many OF the pictures before,
and often called the attention Of the audience to
fact. There large attendance. among
whom were q number Of Philadsiphians, but
the pictures as rule, went low
few we're Withdrawn and will DO offered again THU
evening The auctoneer before opening the sale said
that the names OF Inc buyers would not be AN
nounced but that one Of the attendants would take
them from sne purchasers as the sale was made. We
believe that this is the first time that such an
nouncement has been made pubic though practi-
cally for time In the majority Of sales The names
have not been given. al least not in voice ons
enough for one to hear. practice oil this KIND
certainly conduoe 20 confidence In the gon-
Among the bss. canvases and prices were the toll
lowing:-W veiton's 'tNew Nurse" went Tor 500, ana
ns sU1a Wn,ss and Mr. ' sarss.s
J. hoag's play" and $500 Tor A. kobbe's 'ltalian
T. .So I seoG Ssn" 81 no
Tneodors Erere Mr. Moiilt. $3.50 Tor Dyckman's "rhs
mans "rrepar,ng Tor The Bali" " S. Hasetins's
"Aiter tho shower" vent for 500, Ro'zezewskrs
sloo Dr.; Wright paid $50 SO Tor LOUIS Lans.s
'Roman Peasant GrLn Moormans "ihe Anti
quaran cost It's buyer $780, anu AFTER some quite lar
bidding Ziem, ION the Bosphorus." sold at $40
.Otto Erdmau's "Our New Nolgn0or's Frat visit"
a very good example, Mr.. Burgess $3.50 Mr.
Gibson bought Toesch's really admirable "Roman
Festiva' for only 1915. Mr.. Burgess paid $3.50 Tor
Bakalowicz's "rhe MeatInR" ana Mr. Gibson $lB5 Tor
good Laubinet .Near BouglvaL' An Ed Richter
'sMornng in VersaiIles'' with some excellent quail
ties, sold 10 Philadelphia gen ,eman tor .Oooa
small single figure by Escosura sold for $40; William
Hart Tor $l10 and Churcn, ''5unset in tho Aiiron-
Jacks, - Tor $40 Bosch's good dog story. mo Ear
for Mus,c,'' sold for $780, Mr. Frost paid 5000 Tor
Savry's Landscape and Cattle" small Meyer Won
Bremen inches by TOUR and very admirable sold
remarkably WELL On reaching $500 the audience
stamped their approval and II n1aliy sold even TOO
well ut $425 10 Mr.. Sloan. Deikers admirable
.sGrouse shooting" went Tor 1926. and Zioms large
Grand Canal, Venice" was knocked down at $3.50
The sale will be finished this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.

About one hundred members OF the society attended
las. evening at DcmoDico's on the occasion OF the
seventy second annual meeting OF the New England
Society. The report Of the treasurer shows that
during the year $4,000 had been discussed char
itaole purposes leaving balance In the essury Of
$3ly, and q reserve invested bonds amounting
to $4,000. Tho following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year:-Presidenl Daniel y. Appleton;
Flrst Vice Presdont, James c. Carer; Second Vice
President JOSIAH NJ Fske; Directors TOR four years.,
william II. Huribut, Joseph II. Brown, Matthew G. D.
Bordea. Edward Tuck Treasurer, j. Pierpont Morgan;
Secretary, Luther p. Hubbard. The annual dinner
OF the society wall take place at Dolmonicos on The
evening OF the I'D Inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
MISCHIEVOUS BOYS.

An Italian iaborer. while on his way TO New York
on Tuesday evening" was attacked near the Central
Railroad BRIDGE At CommunIpaw, by party OF boys,
who peted him with stones. In attempting 10 dodge
the missiles The Italian slipped upon the railroad
track and was struck by The quarter to Ave train
rom New YORK One Of his legs was Urokep and ne
severe injuries about The ncad He wa staken
10 his nome IN New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
ST. AIMS CHURCH.

The gratifying success which attended the grand
annual lair aid OF ST. AIMS Cnurcn, corner Of Front
and Gold streets, Brooklyn. during all last woek in
daced the committee Of arrangements TO continue Il
some time longer. and Judging by the large and en-
presumed e will only close with the holidays. Tho
edmirablo arrangements SHOWN BY the jealous PASTOR
Rev. Father McMeei, and his worthy assistant, Rev.
Bernard Mchugh, are praisewoTthy in the extreme.
Indeed. nothing has been left undone TO render tho
lair OF the most attractive exhibitions OIL the kind
ever gotten up In the cause OF charity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
THE GOETHE CLUB.

The annual meeting OF the members OF the Goethe
Club held last evening at Inc Fifth Avenue HOTEL
The proceedings were entirely OF formal Character
aud were devoted TO the election Of the following
ticket Tor officers ior the year ending December,
lS.5:--President, Antolue Ruppancr, N. D.; Vice
Presidents, ex-Consul General Frederick Kuhne aud
Rev. samuel osgood D. d.. Treasurer. Oscar Ysnni;
secretary. Professor Theodore q. Glaubenskle; Cor
responding Secretary. John EiGcrkin; Counseliors,
Rev o. b rockingham and I. L. James; Chairman OF
the Committee on Literature, Exercises AMI Trsnsa-
lions. T. g. Wakeman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

The New York Board OF Trade and transportation
at thor meeting yesterday adopted resolutions do
piorins the long delay In passing bill nowpendng
in Congress- providing Tor representation OF the
United states al the Paris Exhibition, ana claiming
That ~ 10 due 10 the inventors, manufacturers and
the United States that action should DO
taken upon this bill previous 70 the adjournment for
The hondav racAsa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13

New Jersey Synod. and have again urged
MIN TO step down and out 1ut rAstUr
See refuses to the necessity OF such course Ho
says the Lord tells him stay and stay be purposes:
On Tuesday evening his church met and ny voto %
IS 10 IL desired to remain pastor Yesterday the
Presbytery took the up de moro and AFTER mucn
discussion ana voting ended by leaving just wnere
II was Next February the case Will come up aealh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
FOUND DROWNED.

George Edward Jeannott missing from Brooklyn,
since the day alter Thanksgvng, was found drowned
md his body hes IN the Philadelphia Morguc The
deceased had been employed booSkeeper by his
brother IA Jcve!ry mandatory In State street He
was ABOUT ihirty.inrce years oil ago and unmarried.
lie was graduate OF the College OF Pharmacy, Pha.
depna, IN which city he had several relatives rcsid
Inn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
THE SECURITY VICE PRESIDENT.

Theodore K Wetmore Vice President OF tho So
curty L,le Insurance Company, was yes,erday ar
rasned before udge Brady the Court Of oyer and
rermincr TO plead the Indictment OF conspiracy
TO doiraua ~ his capacity officer OF the security
Lille, recently found by tho Grand Jury. He pleaded
not gullty 70 the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
A PUZZLED PREoBYTERY.

without any rreverencs II may DO said that the
Newark Presbytery nas considerable sized aud most
troublesome elephant on their hands In the Case OF
tho irrepressibie pastor l. NJ. SEQ, of the wicKliGe
Stree, Church. They declared that he ought TO
rcsign: have had thor ADVICE approved hY The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13

The aid of the telephone being secured in Jersey
City IN connection with tho courts A telegraph wire
IS oeing LAID IRON the HUDSON County Court House 10
the telegraph office in Montgomery street tele-
phone wl % attached 10 each end whereby iawy ers
eau commnniciie Win eacn other rapidly between
lnoir OH ces and Tho courl house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
CURLING CLUB ELECTIONS.

The Jersey City Curng Clue elected the following
officers for tue ensuing year;--James Love- presi-
dent; RoDert A. Mcknight vice president; W. W.
Edwards, treasurer; w, D. Edwards, secretary. Tho
club has arrangements Tor the opening OF
tho season In Christmas week, us well as Tor
trial OF skill win the New York, Paterson, New.
ark and Canadian clubs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

At a meeting OF the newly formed American Ath-
lec Club, held at No. 300 Fourth avenue last nignI
the following officers wore eiec,cd:-Presdent, Jonn
Gath; vice President B. Lath; Secretary. 8. w.
Hoag; Treasurer, Frank U. Lowry Ii was agreed
that tho coors OF tnc club be red, white and blue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13
UNSUCCESSFUL BABY SHOW.

The Brooklyn baby show has been discontinued.
The given Tor the sudden nation ol the
hibion, when TO have been carried until Now
Years Day, was the absence OF the promised rein
iorcement IRON The oil the City Of Churches
ana the failure 10 OBTAIN remuneratIve audiences
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13

NryErxESrH PREciscr-John Murray, No 1884
Third avenue
lw9yrY- FIRST PREcIScr.-wiiliam Whtttpen. No
l59 Fourth avenue.
Twenty SECOND PRBcIScr.-Joscph Micheai, No. $40
Tenth avenue.
IwssrY-sISru PaEcNcE-John Gleason, No. l,43s
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-13

The sale of Gerry Browns Totors took place yes
terday Barkers Tatersas and brought fair prices,
vii bo eeon below M
, 1877-03-24
To show thee wou,nn,-knostcst, Ncrra, thou, -
Shows thcc aa .lo.ldess too!

'3Hl"A LITE AA -4ipIuts7 %1Ht
rhonsh man he darkeuct! by the high kings power,
Nth b. boaah. % of elm elm nnd m onshs d j,oiiy green;
love The meadows, woods. tho nnscttcrcd air,
Ncsra, Phyl1odoxlt. a'nl tfsc fair.
The bat.1c.plerc. ": r. cmrticro dEslau," Is
told bv fIugo'a Uncle fonEs to his nephcws IN
The garden. Ey'au wn. fought In Winter, in 4
ee. I'D ~ e 'es en esd " sosn s sers
him IN thc cemetery with TO men, viii ORDERS
10 die there, hut TO die aH slowly as po::fl,lc-to
ThcY elcep In tho sntw, without supper OF
breakfast, and next day thc arht snkcs place.
Great snoFnakes arc falllng. and The smoke
from coo guns hangs over tho field. Scrcr on:c
In the day do they sec t1t enemy nr support
Ing column, uor tan they guess how the battlo
Is 1oin7 Or what part t1cy are taking in It. It
is battle fought a1t0Rc her with projcetties,
that come thick Is dron, i. from that garden, garden,
rs tic tlsy wears on. t.Wc nrc only fostv," says
The Captain once. =" Thirty" growls tho old
Sergeant at tic next looahoie, in correction.
ihe asht goes bindly on in the gloom and
snow.
nr ann;, TIN =. e:2:e tho roll. "fosas' is It fear
"rm hungry, said tho child. A moment and the
plan
-. Sudden The lsinx ceased, tho niEht seemed
less black to r..
And thcy cried - 'fietnfy: and cried ''vtctory"
And perceived tome isshsa approaching us; to-
! Dlecdlng. dragged myself upon my hsnda and
knees,
! And said 10 myself. ''Lctf See how these things
addci. 'Fssiiil in. thcrcr sna counted up my
| men. -. -
| "Pfctcntf' tue Sergeant e1!d. "TfeschtT' tho
drummer csled.
saw my Colonel conic wlth hl4 sword ~ hts sIdc.
"say, hv whom has tho 6gsst been wons' to him
Your answered he. The snow all around was
4 bat!tcd With red:
And he went On. ''Thats yot. Hugo, hcAf and
! seo"
| "HF." "How many ITO you LETT hllVo uerc!
! ''Thrcel''
l The best Of thc poems based on recent cvcnts
! In Fru71rc' IL ft,n foiiuwind H{;ncrrn Clritc ~
, 1877-03-24
VICTOR 1IU0O'S NEW POEM.
Sfn Tort Tribune.

4Stn Iiork Tribune.
We have received, by the last European lnail,
from tho author himself, an early copy ol Victor
IIugo's new pocm, La L<atatie dcs Sieeles-"Tha
Lcgcud OF tha Ages" 1t is published In two
octoso volumes, containing, In all, ia pages, or
about 600 lines of verse. Coming from an
author who has already passed hla 18th birth
day, alIl who announces, on tho back OF these
volumes, three moro new works." A Poem:
Tho Ast Of Being Grandfather" TO be pub
lshcd In May, 1871; "Thc History of tho Crime
of tho Second Of December" to bc published IN
October, 1871; md "foctry: Tho Complete
ruary, l87B,-thcy give evidence Of phcnone-
nal pr..ctiycncss, an activity ol creative intel
icct, whicl. fur surpasses anything told Us Ut
6ophoclcs or Inc Persian Saadi. Nay, the ono ben-
tcnco Of pscface 10 this - Legend Of the Ages"
dated tho aDth Of February. only throa
weeks ago, quietly says; "Thg completion q
tho LcEend Of the Area will b shortly pub.
set tske plsse nviors shs end q sho work.
Therefore, tbls great collection Of epic frlg.
mcuts Ia not ytt complete! But, In fact, Tho
conception OF tho work, and portion o. its
S4pep ye4 uso uts a5see pe e'i isssal 9s q I'll IL
Agra" In tWo yoiumes,-not the presoa,t poe'',.
but ono entirely similar IN dcsaKn. In his psct.
aeo thereto he Indicated that u WIS the tirst
Q&Ff OF IE1l0RtJ 0& WHICH kAG lhO AuSNEEAuH
parts would be entitled "Tho End OF Satan"
and "0ol." Tho publication At 'hat time,
1nsao no great IMPRESSION, beyond the usv!e ot
tho authors devoted followers. It Is evident
that the plan al tho whole work hss been etscn-
tiAlIy modified since then; but we have onlys At
prcscot, to deal with what he now offers to the
world. ..
The "Legcnd OF tho Ages !" IL even = better
illustration Of the singular Development Of tho
authors MUD than his recent prose works. Ills
leading idea Is to paint tho struggle Of tho hu-
man rsee with supcrst,tion, klngly oppression,
and al other wocs Of tie Past aud Prrscnt. In =
serics OF detached pictures drawn from all lands
And al ages. But 1t 10 4uits Anposa,hlc to guess
what law quilted him Ia bis selection Of sub
tccA. Many Of the poems have not tho slight
cat apra1ent Feleynncy 10 tho plan; otheFs
either Willfuily dhtort history or overlook tho
general proGrcss of the race; and tho
lack Of any advancing solution Of hui
man va and trouble, through the orig
tnal design Of tho Eternal Wisdom,
lcaves bitter aftef.taatt IN the mouth Of the
reader. Tlese aFe tho titles Of the eighteen
general diytslons OF tho poem: "Thc Earth;
supremacy; Between G!ants snd Gods; the
banished Kings; Between Lions and Kogs: tho
BanLshcd CID; Welt, Hsrdcr OF 0sbor; Warn.
ings and Chastt.ementA; The Seven Wonders oi
the World" luezs tho first valums su4s,l ]
, 1877-03-24

concluded with thirteen iIlu..,st,on.n; gn n,. -
seos Il wst IL oa'as1 ss1s #
!.esa1 ESs,!!on ,f';h ioS To: ss:
.tnps' .tary tw'.h tvo i1!n.!ntionsj; Tha Kain;m
sa 5o,ts Ma"sn T. be 5t'fff n.d a1a
sa'4Isa H3 fteepis e2pi .tefy, 1y rsssssa iiatj!ns
fss; :! s"n. seiesn1.,'ae !1nsrt%ent 1es s.'s Sss
m %e gena ~ T. i1s nrans. Iw,h esht iIiss.ratonsi;
=; Gssns s:s
ffs':s f.:y s.f s ss'!s;'
so'is'' ''' lseeoSs; essr' Editors D's~ef" t*ish
vif;s: ';!a'f!s''fsn'A e? Ap1 !p 1o!h,eg Co.
Iss, :; !; oosss;: M''l NJ nv; r;;'
tpoen), b Sy El1sabeth stuart Phelps ttwo illus.
,!atoa; y M. + B. Il@phtsy' Tnc Es.te,
hS!asd: lv..in Taetowasd E@pIe..,," ~
Wa% n 0qsd H. 9.s frs y So,,Ss
alIs:s':.ios|;s M.mns's Sn.igs s,o5y* 'pSc%f,
e,s,.t eyH ias'st'GGgX sG H. pors,;;s = ors ay g' .
tration y Ais, H., Il. Humphrey: "a sfory ie.
oa Gem y Ann. Ems11e sa'tGs
q. n. :, iiortor tjjnstfs,ion @ IN by +. r. Mesr,i,;
Ms, h9sfs o e9'as tfsa. .Sstfs, Fo " fs 1
t, CHIP: vM...bI 81, rarman t;lIu.,!5.ttoa!,;
stis M sseps s' Sa,Ss sx 1ss' Msa:
t;!on; Go,Is .rhe Aaxsnts1a, ,aSa n,". Of
:i. ::nauq5tes sna |: If.s.s%eep!ns the csfpst.
Res Rcep S1ss tIye Sy u,sfaion,: @
:Tfho % sosiety " Of I" Wiic. Awako Tcipcrs:''
%snssd b k c9ts9 %., Spnsy
"fo.t: oiies pepsr,ms.t E *N":.e !saSsE -
ss%ss,,'ssion Of bF' E'sn Fo'''e': Rob" Red
s. s:!s
siacKon a G'sas Ea,.t hs ao1sn rsSet sob
= @ F1sncR f9s5 ,'sl, 11. =;
tran.Ins}on "' r. A. ~ <. AZ thanman iItiu,tta.
tion,; s.F'onrta Nont6 Daass,: By #, II.
Ms To s.;a;!9es 9Sot.2s. ss Il Il li iGotIn. Will
q IL A':S ss !fs.s:e'' y s:s
Sa tioem5' b! iir Virainis r, @Towassend; @ "Tho Fo1
Ind lc liz Tabtst, by n. +. tiiIurtratIon 81
AaieoTl; cs'Rsf nsaae sns tSe ,c'SsaoG,:
rI. = s,s;s v,afk x tn1l" 1 ticI':rd T. e. rrocsot
(rsnt ila.trssio1.; ii y, Aathosl; GOOD ;%iii:"
inc into csts' WV Frsnc,s Lee tFout fjust.ation,
IL I. .'S Il. Iii %Hen.e,; Il :.somcti,na about iIid,."
ens 'sa. o.sfnI,c ths f@dlSsrh "a Ssholy y
% "uoa knaSws tPocm,, G b. Julia I. 4 Il. nosr;
,"Mhy Sf!!e %ss ~ tsnS'sI;" y can,tsHss' s
hae Na.ts ots orno T%o
ens " q: r. ns.nssj: III. yvn Ma;'ef;"
NTMap, Nrpns,a~n sr,.1 rI,vst.,tis.s H. pra,Inr+t.
, 1877-03-24

III, T--s. ~. .I.. ,.-9 NJ
c'tlas memories s, o1 tao paa1. nas tcsu!heo tae
pen when ~. NNson saaueniJ ofoppca.
from tho election l., q Abras,am ttncoln to the
Presidency os the Un!sea states, ~ November,
l66o, to tho passage Of inc alncnaatory acts OF
tho Civil Mghts ba'l, N l6I3. ~ Includes 10
!ts scope ihc 1nost 1homehtous year. N tho
lttc Of nur nation,-thnso Il, which tho
War o. tnc KstHHiota vas loue1E anu ueeid'
ca, and IN when INC seeding statcs wcro
Of the negro ~ citizen ,of tho United States
rc11I1ifEiN
, 1877-03-24

The fifth edition 5000 cop,cs) Of "Aoody's
Aucrslotca," publlshcd by 1lholcs i: Mcclure,
ut this city, has bccn issued. Tho book tias
lccn reyiseti, and is meeting with d larEo sale.
, 1877-03-24

"Thc Epic Of the Worm; the Toct 70 the Enrsf.
worin; Purity Of Soul; the Falls; The Prrencan
Cycle; The Comet: Change of i,o,'z2n: r. the
tic % Present. Time; tho pIacues' Elcgy; The
Lille Onct; Above; the Mountaina; The Tenn
tie; 10 Man; Abyss." .r., i. r..
There Il, however. Prologue. calleo " lhG
Here, az elsewhere throughout tI'c work, there ,
arc traces of the influence OF Dante unon thc
author; but the latter has sfmct At reach!pg thc
gloomy grandeur. not tho sharp dfstinctno.4 80, ot
rrrstiicatton Il frequently marked by intentional
roucl1ncss. Only when Victor Hugo falls Upon
at1iet idy]1c theme do We find an henmparab!o
sweetness and harmony. For this reason, IN
to retain the original nlcasft. and dr1p tho
shymc, which IL ieas loss to French heroic
vefsc, owing 70 the rcpctitfons which il'c Ian
guaec aliowt. The following "y'+'on put
forth a. the argument Of tho work:
! h.d dream: the Wall Of the Ages INTO me-
Appeared, -of live hesh and rough granite built.
Al, immoh!lttr made nf rest!esrncsr.
Biaek loop.holes starred With dtrce, ont.reeFing
And eyIojsitlons Of al, non,trou, groups
OPENED III. vail Al Timer. and s,owes The hai's,-
ysa shsrs ss gyh ~ ths d1uut
a'et nr etc~ned wh soher! q waea: erery ago
W. there I'd .nhn. osr y, cnsTs se,a
| Far nttng intn tt,adow,--ns m arret hnst
| Wcrr. With Iss icaticf. futdrn1y pctrlaeu
| in act 10 s.orm BY rscal1tc The Night.
| The mass thus tst'atesa NJ cond that rolls;
| 4 wall Il rns, nna then n multitude:
| Tho marble held the eecptse anil tho sword.
| Tho s!nEt amcntcst aud thc dutl clay bled.
| The ttnne* that fell dIselosed thr human loFfa'
| Mnn. with thc unknown spirit leading him,
| Evr unduIatfng, Adsnt hoatu2. one
And diverse, hctn7, universe. heat there:
| And destiny, black thrcad lhr tomb winds Oh.
/ Sometimes the tt4htntng+ on this !tri4 plane
| Flashing n,adc million faces tWddcnly r}csm.
| saw tho Eoacht there which re call the AE,-
| The Kings. tho sots, ths glory, md thy law
| And generations duwn the age stream horne;
| And, ~ looked, continued without end
| The pfagnr, wo. hnnRrE. Ignorance,
| The Anntritfon Befcnce. history,
| A black co1onnadc II lost to view.
| This wa1l composed Of I'll that ctnmeie1,.
f1otc gloomy. searped, and foFmless. Where J
| waas
know not: FomtNhere In darksomo place.
al iff6
, 1877-03-24

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H. b. Paper. New York: g. P.SPotnam's
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The subject OF heEcdity as 1t relates TO tho
perpetuatIoo OF crime, paupesism, aud disease,
IA one which all who have 10 do with the classea
that nll our prisons aud almshouses should
thoughttullJ examine. The researches Of
medical men 60 To show that the do
graded and deprared. ranks Of 4 CON-
nun1ty arc largely composed Of indl-
, 1877-03-24

ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April II. o, lIoaRh-
Ion j. Co.. Boston. contotn: "a british 0it.
D.aabs. ~ John Fl.ks; ..Tho Dying lsoss 10
o. SiGhtnyals." ~ A!tSS w,ili.ms uFSthe;toa;
.t:0lI Wouasa'a Gotalp, HxXi., BY Frances Ammo
.Kemule; ~ 4 Ballad os the French. Flcst-1c.
Of !tbe Qqestlon. .-Comedy,, Nv, VI. BY W. y.
, iiovcils; .*Dlckens' American No.es. BY I'd.
Win r, Nhipple; .*Aphl,"hI Il. u, "soath
IschanIeal DicIionasY;" '.The Happier Glft, "
bv Mr.. i. u. u. Fiatt: "Tho Contrihutort'
Clubs" .creolo Lovers Song wotds ey ID
cent Litorstuzc !" carts" "Aua!e,"
uARPKR's MAGAZINE for April tliArpek Bros.
sasions tn Tho re enalsssuce," by Harriet Prescott
spo1ord with twenty QUA l1ultsauona); Nka.
phAprs 81. Cecilia, posn; "01f Familiar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-26
GS ut niht n6tbis, S6mer;en ;u

GS ut niht n6tbie, Sbmer;en gu
leieen, wp eas Gentaur Eminent ansstrantt
pirs. Srantwunesn unb gsrtriibunssn per-
ben ssbeilt, cbne Nartsn su bintsrla1s len. &tsu-
matismus, gsrrsniunsen urb bic msitsn 8lsii&.,
anr6sn- une @usfslns 9eiesn frnneu t%sitimmt
turirt merpsn. &c sibt ;psi Sprtsn: Tas @sibs
Gsntaurr. einemsnt III fir 5amiliensebrau&, has
8sitt fur gfsrse unb Waultbisre. Gin Geiu&
pirb ben 3psiasr ibsr,eusen.
Saitoria it Gin ppafaneiser Grias fur Ga.
ifUrSl, pbne psfsn Standardization, pa es an'
ssnsbm sin,unsbmen III unp MEIER ansielt nod
fnsift. @ersn @sricpfuns lei ;rssnp psltsm
Alter, teipntsrs aber bel lauren Wassn, gldb.
unsen, Wirmsrn unr llnprbnuns in ben Ginse.
wsitsn ron ainsern III ss sas pirfiamfe Ssil.
mittel, mel&ss s~riitirt. So III barmlus, ~;upfrldi.
Fs unb biais.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-26
@i6tiae 8hatia6en!

Wdbrsno Der lsBten % Sabre baben Die
@rdfenbers-M eoi3inen f4 unter Dem &c.
bilbsten Yublifum sinen @sltruf erwcrben.
Oie @rdfsnbers'i4en IesetabiliI6sn Bill
len Iino auBerorbentli9 milo in ibrer Wir-
flung unb eurirsn 8opfpeb, @alleniibel. Sc.
bsrbei9usroen uno ole Rrantbeiten idls9.
ter 8eroauung.
@rdfenbere Maribals gatbolieon piro
jsst iebr piel BON uielen anseiebenen aer;.
ten in ibrer Yroris bsi Sei9weroen, oensn
Die 5rauen unterworfen iino, sebrau9t.
MeoiSinen ueroen i'm @roben p~erfaufi
BON Dobmsn Sdmit II. Co., M~ilpaufse,
Wise; Suntermann II. Saas, Dubuque,
Soma; Meper Bros. II. Co., ct 2ouis,
DO. uno bon allen Ipot6efern. 307--32.
@rdfen6ers Co.,
Nem Worf.