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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24

rsiden, miibte1 mir es ni6t Iofort bereu=
en-, ,penn mir untlugsr 8eile BON Neuem
auf bic %ianbi9en uno brennenoen GLADDEN.
beg 2ebens uns btsdben? 3wsifeIsobne
olein Der Menl4 tpiro pftets gu reuen
8etaoen binsetrieben" uno es pdre Sdu=
i9une, molte man aud rur fur einen Sag
boffsn, rubis Dor anter liesen gu t6nnen,
aeinenfa0s peroe i9 er5dblsn, mos
EaOul unb Warie in Dem eriten Iustauld
ibrer @efiible nit einanoer lpraden. Wdb.
reno oieler unterbaltun9 tatten i4 6rau
BON Gibrap, Der Piarrer nno Alice entfernt,
I'M Die 6amilie BON Sirpiae in Dem @e-
nuiie bee eriten ausenblides ibrss @liides
niht gu itoren.
8eri4iebene Del bliIis wuroen II se-
fabt, namentli9 erbislt 8aoul ben auftras,
li1 oes anoern Sases nod elmer pdiien.
oeren Wobnun9 um3uleben, tpel6e Die
5amili: 10 raid als m0sli4 bssisben ioll-
te. nHfHHEsW5 HE Hi'
Marie, Die bon Gusen6Iid gu @usen-
bid INNER leioenoer nuroe, founte ibre
9beilnabme an bieiem mabrsn Samilien.
fsts nar our9 elm i~lnftes 2a4eln be3eu-
gen.
@sssn gbenh, nod bspor fid RaouI
e%ntfernt bate, feel lie pieoerum in cine er.
i9redenoe Obnma4t. sa1 asn G
&aoul lief auber li6 gu sinem Der be.
riibmteiten asr5te Der 5auptiiaot. als sr
,uriid tam. fano er Marie als Die 8sute
zines beftisen Giebsrs. in Dem 5roif uno
5ise in bednsitist.r @siie nit einanoer
%itritten.
lno Der Sob lieb ii9 auf Der S4mele
bieies fleinen 3immers nieoer, 5as 10 oft
Der tumme 3euse 10 mandsn 2sioens unb
o pisIsr .%gntiasunssn mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
t. Sisr,is Sabre DOR Dem pubtfum. O 81
s. Ms9ane'S ;.
-ia 90 beribmtes smerifaniiars b,
aNmrmsW ittel
@"@ermifmee.
Symphonic. tan % i rmer n.

81 p nj IAN 70 Il rmer n.
Nas 0sii6t III blei6 unp bleifarben,
= %isitpsiie brennenp ROTH pper Elm
umrotbetsr Sled auf elmer pper aui
bslpen 9San9en; rie Qusen merpen
tribe; tie Yupilen erpeitrrn f6 elm
blauli6:r 6albfreis ,iebt Ilf nm pas
uittsre augenliep bic Naie 1T snt,ans
oct, 9ehwplen unp blutet sumeilen;
bic Sberliepe l6wiQt an; bin une wies
Der &cpfpeb nit Saulen unp pc6en
IN Ben Sbren; cine ung~ewSbnlihe
Spsidas abicnperung; lAlsimise unp
btleSte 3unsc; Atbem letr ibelriedenp,
%bflonpers ceS Wcrgens; 2lppstit psrGns
perli6, ,upsilen in Seibbunser nit
na9enpem @efible i'm Wagen aus
Grtenp, ~ anpern ,3eiten wieper a6n,>
lid manSelnp; iliiGtise SdmerSen i'm
Wagn; 3ritpeiie llebelfeit unp Or
brehen; beftiee S6mer,en i'm Inter
leib; nnregslmdbi9er Stublsans, su
3sitsn esr itcpft, i6lsimis uno bSuFs
init Slut permilht; Der 9eib 1T ses
ihpcllen uno BART; Der llrin tribe;
ras atbmsn crihwert, tesleitet pom
Shluh,er; manhmal trpdner uno
trampfbafter Suiten /; unrubiaer uni
nnterbrcAener S6laf nit 3Gbnetnir.
lhsn; temperament serGnperlih, tn
Aa9emeinen a?sr rei,bar u. (. ~.
Wenn ctiSe Spmptcms ais por9anbea
wabr9encmmen wsrpen, 70 wirp
Or. :. M:eane's Sermifuse
li6er cine 6ur tewirten.
Is t~ntbGlt krin 0nraGilbtr
in irsenc elmer 0eltalt; 1T cine uni6Sb-
lths p%rdparatipn unb bat nidt ben
9srinSltsn iaGplihsn GinIu6 beim
,arteiten &inne.
Sas ddte Or. @sQane's Ser
mtfu8e BAT bic Sisnaturen 6.
W:eane nne 5lemin Sros. auf
rem llmihlaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
Or. 6. Mesane's
Z @ piCCe n.

OisIe pillen perpen tidt ~empfpblen
ais Ssilmittel ssseu oalts qsipsn. ptnen
pas 6leiih untsrfban il" lenpern aeaen
8rantteiten Ger 1ebrr; lei 6iliSlen
Sel6peresn, Tispspiir uns trant9afs
TEN &opi'peb posr oerartisen llebeln
iine iis nniibsrtreiHi6. i,.a4
1.s& altes 6itbsr. l4of.
es8isbt tein beieres gbfibrmittel Dor
orer mad Dem @ebrauhe BON Suinin.
alS einfa6es Yur9irmittel fnp fe
unYrr9lcihlid. Al}
'Hy IRON bite iid Dor Siiidunssn. 3n
Die d6ten iinp ME %iibersudert.
Sepe rS6ahtel bat sinen rptben
g8ahslis9el auf rem Dedel nit Der Sn.
l6rift Or. W:eane's Qiper pills.
Secer umihlas BAT Die Stsndtarsn 6.
Wfeane unbl Gleming Srcs.
Serfaaftbi relpettatlen Drosuiten u.
NonntrY Stcrebattern Inn Naasmsinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
I'M bmr9er Gazette.

lieben fOnnen un5 w.im unSertrennli4.
Sd. naunte lie oamais un ner meme tleine
6rau, obne su abnen, oaB Der Gag ME.
o:rfebren niroe, an Nen mtin 2ebens9lid
oauon abbdnssn ,ueros, lie tpieoerum 10 gu
nennen az biirfen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
agaaoria.

es III ttn Srrttum. ~ semutttn bas Gafpria. FIR tr.
rattene gtricnea Mot feppbl s~esisnst isi. ME 8instr. Or.
fet brauttn tinfah nur sins srSsere 9apdiitdt ~cmsuneb.
men. 1p6 8inher BADEN 10 Yiilt eeieen sestn wel6t "a.
fcria sieisntt Ia, -rie 5~ldtuhstn. lauren Waefn. gDarntr.
Srine, 3abnen une Stifbufen, eas ts fur sieie gang bslpn.
hers en- fpbIen Ia. .-Gf1T n3fI| H' -.Hr e'a =,
Sn letn. N spir'unetn Ia 90 lustrldfise ats Galsr Del.
~ enfbdlf fetntn Hirrboi une III 70 dneentbn ~eujuntt men
pt Senis, ~ tneift nismais. Bel Ter Rtsulirune es
Dagtns une Der Gin srsttt tutit Gaferia fas Siut, Der.
trttst selrnsr une .strbutet 5itbrbaftistsit, ~berpbiat be
Ntrctn une triel9t @eiuneheit -rrrduf ednn felbfrtrftdne.
LID Rinssr rasia falafet iSunm unp bic Ritisr Rapt pa.
ben.
eaheriai IN ben alien Gtrjtsn uut Sraufsrpartern. ps6e
70 reriatten, empfeble-. uue elm gerfduf nimmt raf4 su
gam nit sressr Sprsfalt mad hem Rssert bee Dr., Samuel
gtt6tr srn gfah. %iubtreitet to BEN 9atpratpriun1 ssn 5.
y. 8sft u, 90, 40 Esy Street, Ven Bert. TfU 37
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
Gentanr
2tttinelttS.

DE eapmen Tonne sebeilt anb BITE gtrwuntaa riebtr
psresftslt reretn. DIR piHen iest, mas eas eenianr.etnt-
NOD tarirt Is len srsss. sbsr T s eni n ! SsSSssarrs lin.
bert StmsrSsn. iurirt Rbsunts tismus unh cine srSssrt
nsenss ron altif9., snsasr, uns 9usieI. Sd&webeH, ab
trssne elm iuprr snthsdtss WltIts.
gDiHsnf6afili6s 8una tann bic Girfunscn stsftr mtrt.
gnreisen 3nbsrtttuneen. nlbt nbertrsfsn, = 9brrnifteH
wbann Ihsrnas pen s%tdidbrietr Dautr, Nsuralsia. @sdsn.
t4ra6t, 6tfbsrlstetn. Nerett 6rd6e, 5hftpeb. uaube
Brute, Ssrrtniuns Der 9sllnis uni Blisssr Der i6i n
art ressn surt has gDeise Gsrtaur ointment turirt.
Gs tsfeitist unt btht. rtus Rarbsn su tinitr'aHsu, aas
s%retndrsn Sransrautsn uus gertrdbunssn &c bistt eas
@itt uns Sii6runesn ans ben 5rsf aus srfrersnsn @ltt-
bern. % III bas bette Jaittei fur Cprsnrsb, 3asrwsb, 8rtst
une Sautausf6ldss. E5fr
Srr SVFab gpsasts, in Maryspias, Ssic, f6rsstt
eeit Satrtn mar msiH Sssumattsmas 70 fSlimn. sas ID
atntdur einirnsnt %eefdt'eten mid pbue 8riden 40 stbsn.
W'tn 3afaaS btHert ND RAD So salts Sbr Eminent fur
Elm pabres gpunber.
q. 8. Bennett, apettstsr In Rod yrairis. Rs., fast:
Gsntaur eminent v.ri0uft I'D be sr unb sibt mebr 3u.
TT etnbsit, als irssnt &tpas i'm Wart.
aDas has 9sntaur Eminent ilr anbsrs setbau bat, sas
feut Is aut FUR Ste. Us ~ IsiSt ~ bassn uEb biais.
9as geIbr Grntanr Ointment
IA fur bic Gissntbdmsr ron gfrssn u. maultbtsrsa tis Sc.
rttt In 1ele rertt. "a .ar. 4TE+. W.
Diirlss einimsut BAT ~innsrbals srsi Sabrsn untsr ptrrsni.
e hsiie, a%strteiniss uns rtitrunss gftrte iurirt, ais
amnfitSe aeierariis ees yanes in sintm WesnftsuaInr.
Seint t~btrfansen HHt ptritt6 runestbar.
SpH paetH Auulchpt mo aptr u dnfeHet ron HeuantUen
ertaltsn, ME bic feistnttn:
> wRein gfere mar sur6 cine 5tttpd. Dren6 felt tinem SABRE
iatm. gae 8urmittsl Karen ~ssrsebsns uns Id betrattttt
90 ftr nerfbles, be ID eds 9tntaur ointment ~durdnete,
rdhes east.bt ral1 furrte. 2ssbalb empfebls Id has
etntnent aufs Str,litat "'-''
-f3 rsorvriu.. &sp, SER U. Ssrrts,
' "e"'t Wfanrrvtae. Sdpbarte Co., y. D.
sesritsr Strr 50 babe Sbr gsriaur Ointment Ia mel.
nr 5aintlts seerau6t v. baltic 20 fur bS6f psrtbpsa. Bite,
lensen sic mir fur incl Dsaars rtrtb. tar Gen linen fir
yferee une Waultbies.
H.1il'sfr usplH -3LI I Rftes StfIeSe
5aas Citation, gDpsmius Co., pa.
70 rnaHt fsinen rnttrftieb, bes gsrreniuua, Ssdts,
Wentdtne, u btrtein, gpunesn petr edtmbcit irsenb reltu
art N, bic spirtlnssn eteiniments fint t%tseiten. eebfaa.
bsltssrl Stage 9iaenibumer, dnl nsr &c. lsatsn ns pbus sas
seitt eentaur Ointment fen. Gs miro nteral s~ertauft, nns
wirh FUR ieiat sDirfunstn saraatirt. u,6rsf,
eatoratorium BON J. .. Roie & 60.
as De9 strass, gtp gprf.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
n1scELLAHEoUs.
JUDGE AAcKEYs VIEWS.

New York, Feb. l4-Judge Mac.
key, Of South Carolina, said 10 = cor
respondent; Iregard it ss IN abso-
lutte verify that Hayes will be de-
clared president. ! have no doubt
that the electoral commission will hold
that the votes OF Louislana and Or.
egon must be counted for Hayes. I
regard the position Of the republicans,
as to both Of these states, as perfectly
impregnAble. l believe Hayes as
president viii exert his powers be-
nienlys toward tho south, and be pa.
'cificator sfthe sections.
The judge has been addressing
public meetings in South Carolina
called to hear him % the situation.
Gen. Kcrshaw followed Judge Mac
key It one meeting aud said, with
Hayes Is president Of the U. S., JUS
tice will be done throughout the land,
and glory and honor and peace will
crown our country through h,s wise
and benign administration Of it's gov.
ernmcnt.
~ 4 BIG BLAZE.
Urbana. Ohio Feb. IA moat
DISASTROUS 6se broke out in the back
[sIa of Kqsillig Camps bakery, At
For e'clock ~ norning. AT $50
the whole building Was laid in ashes.
The livery stable Of Charles Gansor
WAS next consumed BY the aams.,
ltbsn blbwsd the liquor stors ~
G.gcfham = g ardner and billiard
rooms of b. Christiancy, also the
grocery Of G. stockard, and many
other business houses. The fire wa
i ID The centre Of The town and dcs troy
ed the principal business portion Q
the city. Al "a o'clock the FIRE VA.
under control. Loss about us, 600
insurance nat known.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
rEIEaRAPHIC-
4 o'oloCl..p. n.
coHpxIsxD T1LIaRAM-

sfsrdi, Gras has been having its
usual rungin the cities Of ,hcssouth.
The Spanish goyernneDt is oo1pso-
missing with ,he Bssqse Provinces.
Bismarck thinks war between has-
.is and Tn,ksy 4is strongly probable.
Auuabev q Aneriosn Officers are
reported - ssktus servioe tn the
Russian navy.
Caroline Lambert, ,-loi- year, old,
died Monday at Omaha, having BY
accident set 6re to her clothes.
Bishop o, Hara, of the scr.ntoa,
Pa, diocese, has eIcosannicated
,hes Aneicn. Ord~ q fAberni.ss.
Reports from Mexico, by way of
Brownsville, say the entire republic
nov supports Diaz, and that the
ooun,ry is quiet.
Forty. Yarmouth aud I.owestcft
fishing vessels are missing, and i i
feared that nj are lost. There wesc
900 persons on board.
Earl Russei hss given notice TO the;
house OF lords tha, he will move that
England shall cease all diplomatic
intercourse With Turkey. 4
The Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railroad company has set.
tied with tho widow OF one Of the
victims OF the Ash,Abula bridge hor-
ror by the paymen, of s5,l75.
The Pennsylvania house lately
by . vote Of 93 republicans to II
democrats, has passed resolution de
nouncing the course Of the national
house Of representatives in conhning
Gov. Wells for contempt.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
IiorsE.

The resolutions of the special Flo
rida commission were considered.
Thompson addressed the house. He
stated thss the minority had bscp
treated with the greatest fairness, and
any charges to the contrary was ut,
terly untrue. The majority resolution
declaring the Tilden electors duly
elected, was then adopted, yeas l42 /;
nays 81; party vote, with the ex-
ception of Purman, who voted in the
affirmative.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14

Judge Miller asked If it could not
be so arranged that the case could be
argued SO that when the comm ission
wcnt into consultation, II it was de-
c,ded no, to ssmit evidence, il would
no, be necessary to hear further argu-
ment.
Edmunds submitted tho following
Ordered, That counsel now be heard
on The, whole subject as case now
stands, and that four hours on each
side be allowed for debate.
Judge Miller thought the effect Of
this order was to Permit the case to
t@>,ys.assls sno~ st<uds, leaving
ito Adniia6iblnY. OF tostinony TO be
considered af.e##sfds, II that was
admitted, Of course they would have
to come back and listen to the argu..
lmsnt on it,. s
Thurmaul and Abbot. yDpposcd the
mixing up of the case. Thurman
favored considering evidence on both
sides, subject to It's future admiss
abnity and force. Judge Strong of
sscd ] substitute, giving COUNSEL on
each sisle t~o hours to argue on the
1adaistbility Of evidence.
Thurtsn moved to make it three
hours.
Edmasds proposition was rejected
eleven to foug.
suongs was agreed to without
division.
Bradley moved that counsel may
take such additional lime as they de-
sired to have deducted from the AZ
hours allowed yesterday FOR general
debate.
Recess.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
THE CONFESSION.
Arguments Fayoring tho Ad
mission Of Evidence in
the Louisiana
Case.
No Decision Reached Yet.
THE ELECTORAL C0MHIssI0I.

Washington, Feb. l4-Upon the
reasscnlbhng Of the electoral commits
sion this morning, Carpen:c cr resumed
his srgunent, contending that the
constitution Of the United States for
hade conferring judicial power upon
the returning board Of Louisiana, and
that the law of the state which At
tempted to confer such power was
void. The returning board, had It
possessed judicial powers, had gone
outside Of III powers. The statute
requires duplicate returns to be made,
within "A hours, and such returns we're
not made within l5 days. He read
from the report Of Hoar, Wheeler and
Frye, to show how this delay could
be taken advantage Of to change the
result. They were prepared to show
that ten thousand voters had been
di.franchised. He read from tho re-
portpreyiously quoted, and said would
not Wheeler wake up astonished 70
to hnd himself elected By tie yefY
means he condemned. :,
Trumbull said he supposed they
should now present evidence Of the
fraud, irregularity aud illegality on
the part Of the returning board which
was charged 4ana proof was ofisrsd d
be produced. Kellogg and others were
accused likewise Of sins Of omission
and commission, and the proof there
of was offered to be Furnished. 81
The question sprung up as to the
time to be allowed fpr argument .,
the interlocntory question - to thu
admissibility OF evidence offered.
Thurman though. the case woals
bs expedited By showing evidencs z
60 in subject TO objections, instead B
frittering away their time on the ad
missibil,,y Of testimony. He though
it was making this commission c<our
OF common pleas Instead OF the grea
tribunal it Was intended to be.
Edmunds argued that the effect Q
4 taking testimony provisionally nigh
be that at the end Of ten days tho
might find evidence inadmissible an
the whole time wasted.
Judge Bradley thought ttsoy shonl
go on in the manner similar to I'll
course pursued in the Florida case.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
aAKkETs BY TELEGRAPR


NsW York,
New York. FEB il
Money per cent bid
Gold I05 = !.
!. Governuienls-Dnll and steady.
stocks-hetiye and unsettled.
New YORK Market.
New York, Feb, u
WuEAT-Dull; No, Chicago nominal At 45
No. Milwaukee %.
CoRN-stendy;. new, mixed Western, s3a5,
old $3.50
oATs-s:esdy mixed western AID State =, 80
ata
PORK Heavy at i6 ga
LARD-usayy; 10 81.
WHiSKY-;os.
chicago.
Chicago, Kes2it.
WHEAT Qaie,; ic lower At I 81 cash; ST..
March
CORN --wealsr a, A.. fer cash; g}. for
May,
oArs-Dall and low = At 81 ssk.d
& RYE-es,1
Il BAkI.EY--5s asked
PORK Heavy weak snd lower j. 80 fer ca.h
Is IS for April;
LARD-He.vY =, 10 80 for cash; 70 sa for
April.
WHIsKY-io5 o5.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14

DY virtue 81 chattel mortgage executed and
ID delivered By Jshn A. Callahan TO Robert l.
Thomaa.De deka, ,Aggust l2th, 1876, which q now
duly recorded and 1lc< ID the Rsgisterof Deeds
ABce Of HAaktSe osenfy .p r.. the said n0rtga1
4 De has taken IDessesion5of The goods and chat
liz in odd n1tsaa6 otsxribsd. 10 sit: Oseb.yl
L lare and soust cob :iaqa Rosi0c h hersby given
hat pai4 moRtSegM WtN seal saiA snortgsaed
propGrtv TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
corser Of Third street sal lroedway, in frent Of
the Merchants Hotel, In the city Of Yankton, d.
T., on the 2i.t day Of February, 1877, .. o'clock
p. m, on said Aay, y Atisfy tbs debt In ssid
nrs dsiiars 70 fe5 eea AID interest thereon. II The
rats Of ten per cent. per snadm from the 18th day
Of Augnst, 1915. Il
S9r@ Ny PArL X. FAuLK, his Attorney.
Ysnkton, D. T., Feb. 10th, 1877. dldwls
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14

SENATE.

Washington Feb. .l4-The bill ,ap-
ptnpristinssa quarter million for .
fire, prpof building for national muse
um was placed on the calander.
A Bin removing the political dis
abilities Of Joseph E Johnston, Of
Va, passed.
The bin Tor the publication OF the
new edition Of revised statutes WAS
passed. Y
The pacific r. r.. bill was again
taken up and Booth addressed the
senate.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14
FoRz1eH.
FRANCE.

Paris, Feb. 1.-The importance Of
the attacks on the Duke De Cazes,
minister OF foreign affairs, has been
exaggerated. The cabinet and ma
jori,y in the assembly are now dis
posed TO sustain him.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14

once Rooms e Rent.
TWO ROOAS fas oAacs purposes, fronting on
i Third street. Pleasant location. In Sch or
rsHgss building. Apply TO
Fsolu H.A.BCHORRE00E.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-14

Gorernments-Dnl and steady,
Stoeks-hetiye and unsettled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-20
EDUCATIONAL.

uOME SCHOOL.-My daughters will rc.
Ill open their School, at my residence, 22l
King street on the 18th instant.
sap 11-2W y. III. DhOADOO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-20
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
SCHOOL AND
TEXT BOOKS

SCHOOL REQUISITES,
And everything appertsinns to School outht
for sale st
FRENCH'S. 35 KING STREAII
Alexandria, Virginia.
Just received largest assortment OF all the
books used in the public schools Of Virginia; Tor
sale st prices fixed by the State Board ct Educs-
ton. Price lists sent On application.
A full stock OF Blank Books, from the largest
Iiedgers and Journals down to the smallest Pass
Book; Composition Books, Check Books on all
tho banks Of the city; Q hundred thousand Us.
sorted Envelopes d well-selccted stock OF
French and Irish Linen Note Papers with En-
volopes to match; Mourning Papers and Enve-
lopos large assortment of American Letter,
Lagsl Cap, Fools-cap, Note Paper, Flat Letter
Flat Cap, Folio Post, Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
Printers Blanks and Cards. Bristol Board, all
sizes; Gold and Silver Papor, plain and igurod !;
PapeteIies, all sizes, styles and colors; PlayWg-
cards, Visiting Cards and athousand other choice
articles usually Chased under tho road Of sta
tionery. Miscellaneous Books Of line assort-
ment; History, Biography, Travels, new JuVcal!o
Books; Bibles and Prayec-Books III great Vari-
ETY.. Constantly receiving new Books.
Books and stationery mailed to aay part OF
the country ct lowest rates. -,
Owing TO tho now postal iaW increasing inc
postage on packages Of merchandise from naii
cent TO ono cent per ounce. the price OF lot NO.
l, five quires, note paper, prera!d, VIII DC %
cents lot No. 2, 50 conts; lot No 8, 61 cents; Q!
No. i, 80 cents and 81. French quadrll!e same
price. [sop 81 GEO. Z. FRENCH.
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EXCURSIONS, I'ICNaCS, &c.
TIOR MOUNT VERNON.

STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON.
Daily trips, leaving the wharf, foot Of Prince
street, Ut TO- Is nj. Carriages arc in waiting At
Mount Vernon Springs wharf TO tako visitors
pleasant ride of one milo and half through q
beautiful grove to the mansion door. Round
trip, including admission TO grounds carriage
fare, &C., ST..
: CHEAP CHIIIDKEN'S TRIr.
Children will be talon on Saturdays for Is cts.
Adults 25c Round trip, allowing tho privilege
of landing snd waiting tho boatssreturn at any
of her wharvos.
the usual landings until The return trip of the
boat; good only on Saturdays. Children must
in al cases be accompanied by their paronts Or
some adult friend.
Ias nIEA NJ boAi M Ak1 WASElNG-
TON can bo chartered for Excursions by ap-
plying on board to Z. H. TROTH, President
of the Company. or to Ii. 9. SLAYMAkER, Mt
his Insurance Office s. and 50 King street. jo IL
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NTJYETHS DIALYSED iRON-This srIl-
w clio possesses groat advantages over every
other forruguious preparation heretofore nitro
duced, a. it is solution Of iron in as nearly as
possible the form in which it exists in tho blood
1t is preparation of invsriable strength End
purity, obtained by a process OF dIaysatio Inc ne
cndosmossis, according to tho law of diffusion OF
liquids 1t has no styptic TASTE does not bacEon
the teeth. disturb the stomach or constlpato me
bowels It affords, therefore, the very bos' moco
Of administering iron. For sale By
aug lG E.S LEADBEATER u BRO.
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DELLE HAVEN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- Alexandria, Va.

DELLE HAVEN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
u Alexandra, Va.
The exercises Of this school will bo resumed
on the 18th instant.
The organization is such as to embrace all
grades of scholarship from the primary to the
most advanced collegiate The Princps de-
siros to assure all who arc inclined to patronize
this school that teachers Of known ability and
experience are employed in every department.
Special attention is called to the superior facil
ties offered in tho Department of Music. Prof
+. j. Hahr, teacher Of great reputation, will
preside over this depArlm ont, and will be assisted
by Mrs. and Miss Penick. Young ladies of the
city, who havo completed their literary course
but who desire to continue music can have tho
benefit Of Prof. Hairs instruction at tho lnstl.
tuto For other particulars send for Catalogue
or apply to
sop 7-lf N. PENlCK, Principal.
HUSICAL-Miss E. V. EVANS will re.
lsl sumo her classes in Vocal and lnstru-
mental Music on or about Sept. Is, 1871 From
her thorough and practical knowledge of Music
and the bost methods Of instruction, she feels
confident she can promise satisfaction. se5-3w*
rg1HE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
L Miss TEBBS' SCHOOL FGR YOUNG
LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS, at No. 123
Queen street, will commence Sept. 18th, 1877.
French and German 81 each. sop 3-2w
A ELLINGTON INSTITUTE,
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Cor. Washington and Duke sLroots
Alexandria, Virginia
Miss REBECCA G. POWELL, Principal.
The noxt annusl session of this school will be-
gin on Thursday, September 2Oth. A limited
number Of boarders will be received and all
pupils will be carefully aud thoroughly instruct
cd in English and Fronch
Torms for day scholars $50 per half session III
GIvance.
Circulars can bo obtained from Fronch's book
atore or on application TO Miss Powell corner
Washington and Duko Streets Alexandria, VS..
aug 2l-Oi
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s@h CARD.-Circumstances rendering it de-
~. sirablo that should locate in Baltimore,
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE & in
SAlexandris to DIR. d. N RUST. Ho has boon
ssaor 80 many years associated with me SIS TO need
no introduction or endorsement. his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
sbong woll known. / cordially commend him
sto tho favor Of my friends and patients. as well
ssRorthy OF the position to which no succeeds, %nd
Sbespeak for him the practice with which. for sc
Hong, l have boon favored.
81 JAMES B. HODGkIN.
81 Aloxsndria, Va, mar loft