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A Parl. Order for American silks.

PATERSON. n. j.. July 2i.-Two Of tho largest
silk mills TIN, have lu,t received order from
Paris Tor the manufacture oi certain description of sk
goods THIS j. behcyed To he the FIRST order receive
from Europe Tor American silks
TIE >tilke nj III, six ratNcs here is confined
rhl an ~rHNtrS one uil. which prin, paiA engaged
~ the weaving oi saris alh haudkrfchl,ts, bryan ON
Monday to work iva sets nj hands. RAINING until twelve
O'Clock every nSht The trHde grnernlS Is dun
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Senator ANTHONY says of TWEED:

1.-THE people do not recognize that his hoisterous dis
patton. his ostcntaton and his assumed cehand
edness the mask for cold heart calculating brain
aud rcmorelcss dishonesty and that he had not only
the which apparent. but those which he
fully concealed There Is also one OF our promnc mt
politicians who conceas from great many people the
degree OF his careful and calculating cunning by bOs
ferrous impudonee equally part Vi his nature
Who is II that you mean? What prominent
politician do you compare to TwEEDl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25

When leaving home for the summer tho pru-
dent prnvldc th,m~'iHs with Dr JnAm,s tHrmn.huNr
haiSim IN onrr Ia treat promptly and siiret,N all At
ttcks ol craui,. ddrl~a, dl~'ni"ry, ehu'ra m"bu-.
&c, complaints more az Vss pIcNAent every A,le al
uLs seAaOn VI lIe lVAI ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25

All fathers and guardians will do well to
keep their boys at a distance from the meeting
at Tompkins sauare this evening.
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Mr.. Frank Beard is the author Of tho Black
Bn Il ~ Tie No'tB NhsI, manual iOr te ntr,-ucuOn
black board drawing IN Sunday school instruction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-25

Tompklns square is very good place to
stay away from at the time OF this evenings
meeting.
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"SLc 20 In case Of m instruction In any Stat,
against the Government thereof u shall bee LAWFUL TOR f'
frrsd,ni ON hlheaiign o. c Legislature al such state
OF oi the Executive when the 1lisatur, cannot be- con
Nct.l to call forth such number at the nulua o any
other state or sLcs. which may lie applied iur a. la
deems suncion u suppress such lu>urrvoun, or on N'
application, to employ Tor the same purposes such par
tue land forces VI the United states lac deem
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
CLEARED.

Steamer Holland (Br), Hcsly. London-F WI Hurst.
Steamer State of Pennsylvania Br), Stewart, Glasgow
Austin baldwin X Co.
steamer City of York. Zimmerman. Havana-F Alex
andre 4 Sons
steamer Gen Barnes Checsman. ssvannah-Murrsy Fer
steamer Gulf stream Crowe, Chareston-J W Quintard
X Co -
steamer Richmond Kelley Norfolk, City Point and Rich.
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer VIM Woodward Hart. Baittmore-Wm Dalzell
Steamer Annie Steen. Wilmington. De-A Abbott.
Steamer Beverly. Wallace Philadeiphia-Jas Hand.
shp kenyun tprl, Glover. LiverpoO-Arke TUFTS * Co.
Bark Agnes (Nur). Foss Lverpooi-Iouis Te.ens
Bark Niagara Ger, Wischusen. Brencn-Chas Lung
Co.
bark Jano Adelne Hess, Laguayra and Porto Csbello-
Daliett B0ulton " Go -
Iriy Gipsey DAM. Fries. Richmond. Va-Abcl Abbott.
Schr Potos Curtis, Campeachy and Laguayra-Thebaud
Bros. -
schr Stephen Bennett Bennett Point.s.pitre-J II VIM
chester a. Co. .
schr Post Boy, Robinson. Msyaguex, PR p Buck
Co.
schr Edna Harwood, Turner. Cieniucgos-F IL Smith &
Schr Aurora Borcas UBr, Finley st John, Mp Ne.
vus h SON. .
Schr Herbert L. Davis, Brazos santiago-w dollhouse
Ruat. -
Schr Ben, Tyler. Charleston Geo II squire.
Schr Eleanor Squires. Georgetown aud Pot Bluff, SEE
schr Albert Mason. Roso Wilmington, NC-vsn Brunt
Bro -
Schr 4 Knight, Pratt. Portland, Me-Havand Pres
Schr Tunis Depew. Baker. Boston-Chas Twing.
Soop Thrce Sisters Morris. Newark. NJ-Rackett Bro
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
ART SALE.

There was fair attendance last night at Association
Hall on the occasion of the sale of the Frost coeson
of picturcs but very little enthusiasm among
the buyers Mr. Mathews, who oficiated as auconcer,
had rather hard work IN getting small prices from
nm aud ence that had evidently come In search
Sa,ow tne accented market values, except IN II tow
cases. The following were the highest prices
realized :--Evening, .Oddic, $ioo Wm,ine' Nar,er'
willing Scholar, LeJeune, s315; Organ Grinder,
Morgan, siiS; The port5s srsasoat b'cmons EaeS Ess
bradford, $3.50; stray Kitten. Epp. 5000;
Returning from the Fields Gerard. s67o sheep, Yer.
bockhoven. $3.50; Tho Rivals Accarn sioo ne no Low
SlO0; Hermit at the shrine, Inness, $isV; Italian M
6iri Aubert $3.50; Landscape, De vogeL w. n eapo
$500 spoonng Lucas, $13S Tho sale Will 70 con''n-
ued this evening
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 22 SHEET
o.LA.s. March o-s.llsd. An.gar oundsrson. Psse,

CALAIS. March o-ssiled. Ansgar Gunderson. rssca
goula. ...,
cApn. March 5-Arrivea Santiago e,, Ribera. mobile
and tlavana. . -
DAsrzIc, March 5-saled Meta. yansclon. New York
GIBRALTAR. Feb 2sArrived. Ella Dart, Msssina lsnd
cleared March tor PhiladephiR).
genoa. March 3-Cleared. Zulcika, Walsh Messnn-
HAvRE. March 0-Saiied Pleisdes, Chase, southwest
Pass: Gen Sheplcy. Hutchins. Bath, Me
HAMBURG March 7-Arrived. Ponmersnta lsl. Schwen-
sen New York; Kleine Heinrich. Meyn, Philadelphia
Sailed Sth. Paul kiatt New YORK.
Sailed IRON CuxhHven 9TH Annie Burr. simpson New
YORK: j W Beard, Eobinson, Philadelphia,
l.kGHORs. March 2-Saied Eva CapielIo, New YORK.
MAAsLuis, March 6-saiied. Pat-r. Kohl America; ko-
ya. federsen. New York; immaIuel. salnueson, DO ;
Morvig Mahiessn. Baltimnre 7t. Baron Van Palandt.
Dsintjer Mobile: 9Th. Milton. und New York; Rufus.
Christensen. America; Daymar, Olsen, 40
MEssNA. March i-Arrived. Mary Lord Lord Genoa;
Mary Pratt, Savin. do.
PALERMO, March a-saied Cuore. Castsano. Philsdsl.
pbia.
Monsoon. Svendsen, do.
WANNA, March 3-Arrved. industrial. terina Daren ,
YxuIDgs, March S-Ssied Columbus. Ihlder, North
Amerca.
AsTwERr, March 2-The Melbourne. Rogers, hence for
America which went ashore Torneuse got oH and
put back here yesterday.
LONDON. March 10Capt Josendnhl of the Russian ship
California, from Antwerp for PhAdephi that the
of the 2d ut his vessel having been shore
1crneuss incorrect she not having touched
the ground She lon anchor and chain and had windass
broken. which damage had been made good
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

THE REDUCTION OF TEAcHERs' SALARIES TO DE
MADE UP WHEN THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF THE DEPARTMENT WILL PERMIT IT.
The Board OF Education met yesterday and trans.
acted the following business:-
communication read from the City Superin-
tendent, Mr. Kiddle, IN which no stated that thirty
eight schools had been examined; number OF classes
examined, 437; number of classes found TO be excel
lent, $780, good III; lair, 35 Average number Of pu-
pills on register is ll6.09S; average attendance,
JOG, 495.
Among the miscellaneous communications was
resolution offered by Commissioner vanderpoe relat-
Ing to the custom OF permitting agents for publications
OF various sorts solicit subscriptions from the
teachers during school hours, and OF allowing the sale
of confectionery, fruits and toys II asked that tho
Committee on Bylaws Elections and Qualifications be
requested to mako inquiry concerning the practices
and, II deemed necessary, from the information OBJ.
taincd to report to the Board suitable bylaw pro-
hibtiug them and tnat tho trustees and principals OF
schools be advised that is desirable that such use OF
the school and school premises. or any other use OF
them incompatible with the business OF INSTRUCTION
should be AT abolished The resolution was re-
ferrcd TO the Committee on Bylaws.
The Finance Committee submitted report making
app0rt ionment OF moneys from the state fund
among the ward schools anu corporate schools Tor the
year 1877 the sum appropriated TO- INC ward schools
school, las 52 colored schools SS3l2 50 corporate
schools, SlU7, l9S 46, making total OF 81 l52 las So
The OF 81, 1873 was transferred IRON the reserve
fund add former appropriations for corporate
schools The report was adopted.
Commissioner Walker introduced resolution ask.
ing the Bylaws Committee whether the present method
OF restraining teachers from incting corporal pun
ishment ought not be modified, and SO to report
such mod cations Referred to the Bylaws Committee.
The Committee on Teachers. TO whom was referred
the communication from the City Superintendent re-
porting Miss Minnie Cohen, assistant teacher in
Primary Department of Grammar School No 20, for a
violation OF the bylaw relative TO corporal punishment,
hap Il mt foal Md
mending stronger punishment than that she be rep
rmanded by the City superintendent The report was
adopted.
The report presented by Commissioner West OF tho
Committee Bylaws, Elections and Qualifications
that deduction bo made OF three and one half per
from all the pay rolls of the Board OF Education
(eyceptng those of City and assisunts)
ior the month Of March, 1S77 and that such reduction
OF the salaries Of teachers and employees be restored
anu made good said teachers and employees on the
pay rolls Tor the month OF December 1877, II such &C.
iion shall be justified by the narcia condition OF
tho Board was adopted The Board then adjourned
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxcosA. March le-Arrived. bark Virgo tAuD. Ivan
cich, New York
BnisroL March 1saicd bark vincenxo Panotto utaD.
Corvaja. Rsgusa.
BREMEN March 20-Sailed, bark Abbe iBr). Comn
North America.
BARCELONA March l0Arrived. bark Kronos (Nor. Bent
zen. Savannah 10th. schr Carl. Underhin CAdiz
CAgpIry. March 2I-saisd. ship Whittier. Swap. Bonn
bay.
GLASGOW. March 2o-Arivsd steamer State Of Indiana
(i'r). sadler, New York
GIBRALTAR. to March 21Arrived. schr Manuel Cusa.
Bayles. New York.
Hull. March aIssiled. ship st Charles. smaliey, New
York; bark Oliver Emery tBp, Swatbrdgc. shelburne.
Ms.
HAMBURG. March 1s-Arrtved. brig sves tNor). Olsen.
Baltimore Cnot bark svea swe). Muller from New York;
Goth. bark Ceres Ger. Dollner. Wilmington, NC.
HAvRE. March 20 Sailed. bark Libra (Nor Jorgensen.
New York.
L1vARrooL, March Sailed steamer Hpparchus (Br,.
Hudson. Buenos Ayres: ship Premier. Mcvery bombay;
bark Johr Boyd (r) Grant. st john NIB 2lst,
Ohio Morrison Philadcphia.
Sailed 2Is,, bark Hecla dr). Could Delaware Break
water.
crow. United States.
LISBON. March 2l-Arrived bark Sio Ntap. Balsamo
New York.
LARSE March l9sailed. steamer state OF Nevada (r)
Braes drom Glasgow. New York
MALxo. to March 2l-Arrived, bak Messell Nor). As
laksen. Savannah.
oponro to March 2l-Arrived brig Frits Cswe,, Hakon
sen. Baltimore
QUEENSTOWN. March 2o-Arrived steamer Spain (Br).
Grace. New York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Also arrived 2st. ship Ellen Munroe. Jones, San Fran.
cisco; bark cattoiica QtaD. Olivari. Phladeiphia
sUSDERLANp. March 2O--Arrived bark Magnolia (3r).
Warden. Pensacola
SEVILLE to March 21Arrvod, bark David Bsbcock Col
cord. New York; brig Williams tBr, Williams do.
WATERFORD March 20-saied, bark Guiseppino c UtaD.
In II itedS
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
PosrPONEMENT OF 'DIE wALKURE."
ACADEMY OF Music, NEW YORK, !



March 81, 1877. !
10 EDITOR HERALD:--
Alter weeks OF the determined preparation tho
lrcctor OF the Wagner Festival Opera nevertheless
compelled, most reluctantly to announce his inability
% produce ''Die WaKirc' Friday night with
that perfection OF ensemble and detail
which such massive work requires.
Rather than offer 1t to the New York
,uoic lacking in any essential OF perfection that
md time In preparation VIII furnish has decided
,ostpone the performance Of ths opera until Easter
Ionday, thus allowing his musicians, artists and
corps the needed opportunity to perfect their re-
hearsals.
No one can regret this much MS the director him
SELF who has been met his aruuous undertaking by
the hearty cooperation and the good wishes Of the
musical community but The artists and musicians
ployed have declared that their regard or the work
will not permit them TO consent 10 It's presentation
without the preparation which II needs.
1t Is therefore the belief that the musical public
will appreciate tho directors intention and motive
that now, in obedience TO the earnest desire OF all
the artists, postponcs It's representations.
the scenery hns all been painted Tor ''Die Wakure, !"
end reheasals have been had regularly for i've weeks.
The can, therefore, be made that the pro-
ducton of this unique and slupehdous musical novelty
WILL with the additional reneHrsals that necessary
be made the I'd OF Apri In such manner AS to win
the admiration and approval OF the public, winch has
taken so deep ar interest IN the Wagner festival Re-
ypectiully JOHN FRYER, Director.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY

R8For laundering Of chr Gov Burton and other disas-
ters general columns The q was 205 tons reg
iser built Milford, Del in ls6o and hailed from Phil
adelphia,
has thanks for favors.
AucusIn ANDRE tBss}. from Antwerp, cleared
at Halifax yesterday for New York, having completed re-
pairs.
sap SURPRISE dIaw) at San Francisco March 13 from
sa in v. % Sn ''
BARK GAN EDESSchr Eliza Jane Cleveland has arrived
a.. s" Eden. s @.aESa On 1s % s
sold at auction Yesterday as she lay t. Church tor
rigging. She is rapidly breaking up
BARK Tnos CocnRASE Br) Taylor. at Antwerp March
G sS BARK lead sn% had
ging carried away and lost some bnwarks
came or Goose island without damage arrived up
ut adephia in tow yesterday.
scnR A II WnITaonE of Deer Isle, Mc) Webb (be'ore
repor,cdJ from Belfast Me. for BALTIMORE lost both mass
between Cross D Lishtship and & Cape roge where she
Hawcs shoa aud parted jibstay when both mass were
tntocs.
scmn Perxn SMITH, of and from Gloucester Mass for
gale on the ID inst aud bro0s mainboom ana shifted salt
She put into Prospect. Ms. to repair damages
scHR MARY AUGUSTA from Norfolk for Baltimore. wes
York Spit and returned to Norfolk March Fl FOR
repairs.
scmn AnuIpA Halt, from sagua for Boston, which put
sails spanker boom and proceed to destna
Scum. CAnxR. johnson, at Charleston 2ist from New
York. arrived leaky
OvERpue-Bark Inga Norwegian, 10 tons.. Capt
Bugpe. sailed from New iorx Dec 81 with $3.50 bulls
napntha for London. has not since been heard OIL
BALTIMORE. March 2lThe managing owner OF the Me-
can Galveston and Liverpool StcamshD line, Mr. Ling
ham. is now In Baltimore examining the advantages
which this city possesses rs seaport, with n view
of establishing line of steamships between here
and Liverpool, to run one out every two weeks as
an between the days Of sailing OF
the of tho Allan line thus giving Baltimore
weekly line Liverpool OF English bottoms The steamers
are to all class Clyde iron ships, Of large
capacity and power AT present steamer rates OF
frpish not
tendency Is cvtnccd AnAl dec stUn as
to the line will be held In aUeyance.
FORTRESS MONROE. March 2l-rhc bark Transit which
arrived here reports seeing vessel named Cham
pon Prince Edward Island 0eore reported aoandomed),
with dismase and bowsprit
200 miles T. of bermuda, on or about March H.
NKw HAVEN March l9--Schr. John Ingraham, stranded
on The mud flats of Sargent Co factory by the
last great gale will be dug out by six men for SOl Work
was begun Saturday.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22

Rark Prince Rupsrt tsr from London for vancouvers
Island Feb g. lat 10 20 30 W. with lain water tank
would have to put into Falkland Islands for
Bark Cragruullcn (Br from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco ) an II lat 55 81 y. Ion "a ". -
bark Nordlavet (Nor. from Bremen for New York. Feb
2j, lat ~ 10. Ion I6. .
Bark A (lSr). Sheldrnke. from Hamburg Tor
Phi adelphia. Feb -. lat ~ l5 Ion 10 90 :.
Bark Happy Home (3r Smith. from Antwerp for United
States, March q. of Overs Lghtshp- -
Bark Maggie o. Brien lr from Antwerp for New York,
Feb Is lat 80 ~. Ion 81 Al.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
SPOKEN.

Ship Era, Sawyer. from Cardiff for Hong Kong Jan
Ship ooan Ray rl Glasgow for San Francisco. Fob
d. lat 8 - n, Ion % 30 W. ., q, ,,...
ship Owego, Anderson. from ldverpooi ior h"hPto"
Roads. Feb 90 lat i3 81, Ion ~ 20 .,-.,. 49,.
SHIN II Corsar (,r Courtcnay. from Newcastle ior
San Francisco March !. oil Lands End ,s
Shin John Nicholson (Brl, Campbc from New York for
Sham Ian ~, lat y II \. lon III W. - u, -,
Bark Palo Alto Jenkins from Marseilles Tor kio jan
eiro. Feb 4. lat y. ion ~ w -, r. o.,,
adeIphia Feb -, lat ~ ~. lon - ~ ,.
Bark silver Cloud (Dr IRON Londonderry tof et ohn
N D. March ?, lat ~, Ion 30
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.


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sozoDoxt.
sozoDoSE
sozoDoSr
THE ONLY DENrIFRlcE THAT WAITExs TIE
eeth without injuring tho enamel
sozoDoNT.
THE ONLY DENTIFRIcE THAT REMOVES
disagrosable odors from the breath.
soZoDoNT.
THE ONLY DENTIFRI0E THAT IMPARrs
cooling and refreshing feeling to the mouth
sOZoDoNT.
CONTAINS NO ACIDS OR ANY SUBSTANCES
that will inure the teeth.
sozoDoNT
HAS RECEIVED THE ENDORSEMENT 0P
eminent dentists, physicians and scientific men.
nWORCEs QUIETLY-ANY STATE; PAY WHEN
Ddvorced: send for circular. AMERICAN LAW
Astn
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
STEALING BRASS JOURNALS.

A inspector on the Pennsylvania Railroad named
Fieer, was arrested twelve months ago on charge
OF stealing property belonging to the railroad
company. Charles Inger was appointed TO
al the vacancy but after his appointment
a large number of brass journals were missed
and the theits continued day after day TIL the losses
became very large. Yesterday afternoon Justice
Keese issued warrant and Detective Francis arrested
lnger on u charge OF being pcated In the robberics
Ippcr was held Tor examination.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
WHALEMEN.

A letter from Capt Wilbur. of schr Ellen Rodman Of
Fairhnven repors her IBERIA" Bay, Coast OF Africa
date with bbs bkfh OIL Would stop one month in the
hav and then proceed to the l24O ground
letter from Cant Ears. of bark Peru of NB reports
her a Sc Vincent owl Feb II. with 100 bbs sp oil on
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
TIE WAGNER FESTIVAL.

Last night "Lohengrin" sung at the
Academy of Music before audience which
II any time would have been large, but
night we'll he considered remarkable when such
storm kept many lovers OF music at home.
ihc the same, and che performance capital.
Mention should be made that first performance
n America of .De Wakure" is TO occur on
Easter Monday, instead OF tomorrow. Dgent
rcbcarsals have famed to far overcome
the dli culties OF the to the promise
o a good representation OF 'Dic Walkure' week
and hence the postponement--a not Injudcious move
under the circumstances in our opinion.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
CHICKERING HALL.

The storm seriously interfered with the attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Feninger's musical recital which
vas given in this hall last night. The entertainment
consisted of selections from the works OF great COM
posers like Bacn, Haydn, Scnunann Rnn and vieux-
temps and was heartily applauded by the small but
Icct audience
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
MUSICAL NOTE.

Tannhauser will bc repeated on Friday night in
consequence OF the production OF the walkure being
postpoued.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
SAILED.

Steamers Parthia !Rrl for Liverpool; Labrador tFr
Havre City OF Now York. Havana: Gen Barnes, Savan-
nah; Gulf stream Charleston; Richmond Norfolk, &c.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, sc.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &c.
INOR SALE--TIIIEE SCHOONEgs AND FIVE sLOOPS
II Ipaure at B BENNETT's, 30S West st.
DARrIES DESIRDUS or EXCH ANGING A CENTRE
board Schooncr Yacht about - feet keel for
board Sioop Yacht Whistler about ~ icet kecl viii
municate with JOHN a. nAWES Fairhaven, Mass.
1nn BOATS SCHEAP.-SPOON OARS AND METALLIC
lUOLeboats 3jS South st.. near touvernour slip.
STEPHEN RODkRTS.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
MARCH II. 1877.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| Sails. Destination

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW FOR THE MONTH!
MARCH APRIL.
The New York herald., 1877-03-22
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

DIVORCES QUIETLY-ANY STATE; PAY WHEN
Idivorced: send for circular. AMEHlCAN LAW
AGENCY. II Astor House.
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-19

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eblsn % Me@re9or Tor al nnosr.
lsse Sorboloens i~anlsonln9 Boring
ai en- altbenlt Brcno. buOrIebss VI.
titieIlfaberne CT bannet olp., er Tom.
men lilbaSs % bar slpst 6oppcrt i
5saper al Mrbeibsis llplerslic, 8ren.
Den / Yrairie on eblen sr $50 Sob
opb, % 8erets @iobe er 80 Com.
me / Diameter. @~anomGnsoen CT
1870 Barrels pr. Winut. Cd.
ltabet bar locet bore 8reno, neola9i
Nor i Ell 9Gnaos az > &parialer 90
iat Wnnobebolosre paa bpert @aoe.
bjerns, Der bru9es | SIecbrannslll
ielre - Mlt for ell Gum al mel.
lem 5 % 5000 Collars. % oa Vpcn
bstalsr 80 Dollars Tor buer Bebol.
Der, % ptluate 6amllier beialsr ira
5 Ill 30 Sollars pr. Mar Tor Bru0
al Wnnb, bar Selflbet ollsreoe M
opsr 10 pGt Henle al Den lncituotS
Ropltal "Gitcr buab % CT i%orial.. "
ii9sr &cmmiliesu, "toiter 8anoet
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CT lnolnSts. IA Msluroneen ct laa
meaet B lllaere.N
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-19

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Raa Snbpieliesbagen lamlebes maj
ferit I'll Nfifeo | ben 9amle &irfe.
YialmCn: "9tu taffer pile Sub" blep
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meo Anpenoelie at 81. 147, II taft
feoe Sub for al 9eliieueIie, WeniBbes
ben Der bapbe mobtaget, og neobao
CUBS 8eliisnelie iaopel oper Wenisbes
oens llbgang al ben gamle Tom Sno:
gang | ben nDe Strife. Serpda began
man fla til oenne, % Yr9iten aab=
ucoe oens Dor | Den treenige Cubs
9tapn. Snnrt par bet fore Rum opers
fpIot life blot al Wcnigbeoens egne
Reblemmer, men al taIrige @iGiter
ira cnoos iemmeli9 fierntli9genoe Ras
bomenigbeoer. Snbganesbpmnen l9ites
al BAIT. &. M~agelsien. Den inbIes
oenbe Gale bolotes af Yaitor Z. u.
Eorgerion oper | Moi. IL, I. 8. 0an
iammenligneoe abrabams Nanbringer
meo bore berpGrenoe qdnosmGnos /;
og ligeiom Sub aabenbareoe fig for
qbrabam. 90 abrabam bDggebe 6erren
Nltere % paatalote bans Hapn, iaales
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ZIG for oeune Renisbeb / 9taabemios
ler1e, % ben bar bpg9et Serren altere
for at paafaIoe bans 9tapn. Wenig=
beoen iormanebes til Eatnemmeli9beo
mob Sub, forbi ban bapbe label oens
airtearbeibe lpffes, men eno mere,
foroi ban bapbe forunbt ben at tage
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