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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

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From ths quiokenad wouaD OF The primal gloom
THE san rolled bleak sud bsrs,
Till wove him . vest for his Ethiop breast
or the threads Of my golden hair
And when the broad tent Of the armament
Arose on its airy bars i.
fpensiled the hue Of the mstch'ess blue
And spanKlsd IL round the stars.
painted she aowers Of Eden bowers,
And their leaves Of living green,
And mine were the dyes In the sinless eyes
OF Eden's virgin queen;
And whom ,hs tends art on the trustful heart
Had fastened I've n1vrtal SPELL
In the silvery sphere 81 .he iirss-born tear
TO the trembling earth fsli.
when the waves thstburst DOR world aecnrsed
Their work Oh wfsth had sped,
And the ark's lone few, the tried and true,
Came forth amongst the dead.
with the wondrous slsstns of my bridal beams
I bade their tsrrors cease,
Az wrote on the roll Of the storms dark scroll
Gods covsnsnt Of Pesae.
Like apall 1T rest ON ssnseless breast,
Nighys funeral shadow lepts
When Shepherd swsins on Bethlehem's plains
Their lowl yigis kept
Then flashed on their sight tlss heraids bright
OF Heavens redseming pians
Az they chantsd the morn of o Harior born
Joy, 10y the outcast mani
Equal favored show TO Che lofty and low,
Oo tho Just and unjust desoend
Fen the blind, whose vain spheres roll In dark
ness and teers;
Feel my smile. the best smile of friend;
Nay, the flower Ok the waste by my love is en-
braced
Az the rose In the garden OF kings,
Al the crysslis bier OF the worm appear,
And lol the gay butterfly wings.
The dssolats morn, like mourner foriorn,
Conoakls al the pride Of her charms,
Till bid the bright hours chase the night from
her bowers
And lead her young day tosher arms
And when the gay rover seeks Eve for his lover
And sinks to her balmy repose,
wrap the soft rest by the zaphyr-fanned Weat
In curtains OF amber and roset
From my sentinel sleep by the night-dreaded
deep
gaze with uusumberiug eyes,
When The cynosure star Of the mariner
IL blotted from ont tho sky
And guided by me through the meroiless ses,
Though sped by the hurricanes wings,
His composites, dark, lose, weltering bark
To the haven home ssfely he brings.
/ waken the flowers In their dow-spangled bowers
The birds In their chambers 81 green,
And noun ain and plain glow with beauty again,
Az they bask In the matinal shssn
O, II such the glad worth OF my presence on earth,
Though fretiul and fleeting the while,
What glorfes must rest on The home OF the blest,
q Ever bright With the Daity's snailel
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
Love, Temper ana ISivorce.
ISt. Louis RepublieaHsI f3i

Nicolini, the tenor. who III said, to BIO
at the bottom Of PATHS husbaAd's ap-
plication for divorce, appli6d several
weeks ago for divorce from bis. wife In
Paris, Madame Nicoiiui having an
direction. L#a No laiaelii,4a
Madame Nicolini says that her husr
band has been sn unfa h md hs ssys
scene with the warmth which the
dramatic situation required, she has
waited for him at the wings, and boxed
his ears when he came off. liz liz evident
enough why Capoul hesitates to. marry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
An Enterprising book Agent.

A certain physician on the public
square has large card hung upin his
Office with these words printed thereon !:
Book agents and peddlcrs charged $5
an hour for conversation. The other
day book agent came, and was Just
beginning rigmarole about "the latest
and best work on =, when the e
the words over but once. when he hand
ed the physician five-dollar bill, and
was about to commence operations
again, when the man of medicine said !:
Take a char, please. and keep your
money. Hand me your subscription
book" He has now bought o brace of
derringers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
THE COUNT.
An Incident Between Ladies In the C0ur
Room,
Washington Star.l


Scene-United States Supreme Court
room, while Senator Howe was speaking
on. the Louisiana case. Mrs. Tyler,
widow Of President Tyler, who occu-
pies q seat next to Mrs. Howe, says
to q lady friend on her left: ooh,
old man get through ?" Mrs. Sem
ator Howe, iwho is unknown to Mrs.
Tylerl, sharply: ''There is no law
to cempel people to remain il they
don't like it." Lady friend OF Mrs. Ty-
Ter cloud enough to be heard by Mrs.
Howe): "That lady evidently doesn't
know that she was speaking to the
widow Of President Tyler" Mrs. Eu-
gene Hale (Wh0a sat on the left OF the
last speaker, and loud enough to be
heard by Mrs. Tyler, to q lady friend !:
Q And Mrs. Tyler probably b not aware
that the lady on her right is the wife Of
Senator Howe. Here the curtain fell.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
EAST ST. LOUIS.
Traias Running Over. the Bridge-The
Late Fire Tncendia rfsnl. Etc.
TSt. Louis Republican,

Sunday night at II o'clock Mr.. Nor
ris Wuerpel, Superintendent OF the ILL
noin and st. Louis bridge, succeeded In
finishing, the reconstruction Of the
south track on the bridge approach,
and at one o'clock the train employees
awaiting the event at the Union depot
were informed that everything was ready
for them to cross. Engineer. Wn. Good
ell Of engine No. and fifteen freight
cars. Hiram Ward conductor, came
across, landing at the Relay depot at
1888 o'clock. Since that event occasion
al freight trains crossed until yesterday
morning, when all the incoming and
outgoing freight trains, except the Cairo
Short line. crossed. the bridge, and
matters are now running as usual. The
work OF laying the north track is pro.
crossing very fast under that old and
experienced railroad man, Harvey
Newton, and by this morning both
tracks will be in running order.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Friday Evening, March q. !
IEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The demand for money has been moderate
throughout the week, both in bank and on the
street, and commercial paper has remained I'M
changed. To-day the money market was quoted
easier for exceptional and second grade CONNER
csl paper while collateral loans were stronger.
Under the decline ut New York g Id has ruled ut
lower rates, closing to-day 4c under y sterday's
and last Fridays quotations. The weeks move
ment has been moderate. to- days was fair In
sympathy with che course OF gold az New York
sterling advanced to-day 10, but was iL02s
lower than on last Friday. The business has
been limited; New York 81 ht has continued
scarce and stif. Stocks have been rather quiet.
State consols and premium BOMBS have showa
some irregularity, but the former closed to-day
4 Y cen. higher than on last Friday, and the hat
We continue TO quote: Exceptional commercial
paper at 60 per cent per annum discount; Al
9@i0; do. second grade do. l20ls; loans on col
lateral 1908; Al mortgages s1sDsls, and second
grade do. 1902.
:, Goa opened Ct io4AOlo5, againet 1o4A o.
opening rates, against 104s++ ID that market. The
sales summed up sos, coo, embracing $50, 00J at
1O5, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000 and s10 600 at 1055 &c.,
600 at 1861 1861, $4,000 and SIS 600 at 1867,
and $4,000 deliverable in fifteen days fixed ~
Under the advance in gold at New York For
eign Exchange closed 10 higher for sterling and
Il per cent for francs.
The sales comprised s2s.5oO, embracing f5ooo
and ell 500 at 5O205031s, $4,000 do. and Al clear
at $685., and f2000 bank at 506.s
The only sale OF francs reported was l75,ooo
commercial at -. -ss s# ~-. ....-
At the close sterling bills were gu ted at 5020
5G3ha for bill Of lading and Al clear, and -05U3
for bark land bank counter rate at -(050SIiaal.
aud francs at 5.0O@4.sSA for commercial and
nominal for bank. '
New York sight continued scarce and stiff.
The sales comprised s65 600, embracing $4,000
commercial at ar16 % cent premium, aud sl5, 900
and sac, 0"0 private bankers at 7-32.
The banks continued to check on New York at
n % cent premium, and commercial sight is
still quoted 1T 8 160-.
The following is the official statement Of the
sales reported to-day to the Stock Exchange:
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IN. Y. SUM-

Mrs. A. II. Stewart has given to her
brother, Mr.. Charles P. Clinch, the
venerable ex-Assistant Collector OF the
Port, the title to a mansion In Thirty
fourth street, opposite the Stewart Pal
ace. The property 10 worth, $50, 600, and
was included In her husbands estate.
She also intends allowing her brother
an annuity OF $4,000. He has removed
from Staten Island to his new home.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

The Hon. Sam Randall has proven
himself one whom the people can trust,
rs the people will love. when they come
to know the noble struggle. amid trim
mers and towards, he has made to save
our constitutional rights and secure a
recognition OF the will OF o nation. The
It's constituents IL he is not returned to
the post he has honored.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
FOR RENT.

THO RENT.-Three elegantly furnished rooms.
L In central location. Convenient to two
lines of city railroads. to yent On very reasona-
BILE terms.
No more conveniently located or better turn
ished apartments can he had In the city
For particulars call ut tho Office OF the DINO
Graf
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Transient advertisements q per square tteH
lines OF solid axate) first lraeFtiqn; - eests
Wants. TO hent, For Sales and HoarqtaG ADJ
verttsementB, 10 cents line mel cash Said nea-
sure. None taken Mt less thAa e. eatg. =, I.
nd longer, ~ followst ~,
Editorial Notices. In Edltorsaa spe, " cents o
Nua ant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

BuaSrrT's COLOGNE is flied in elegant bottles
of superior finish and beauty Sin themselves an
ornament. Ii has, in brief time, attained q
large and constantly Increasing sale, confirming
the opinion Of the best judge that it is equal,
sJ' aasf superior, to the celebrated Farina-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

DOUBLE DAuY.-On and after sunday next.
4fe zth inst, the jackson Road viii have two
nassenger rains daily. running 70 and from the
citv. making connections for al points North,
East snd Vest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS or THE PAPER.
asaa-s@ &t II
suusuRIpTr0N RATES.

DAILY tpublished every eyening and Sunday
merninRl per apnum s1u; and Ht Same rate haif-
sWEEKIY published every Saturday morn
tnR), per annum fs; and nj Same rate haat-
yearly and quarterly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

~AS o1ass % PEI ~ deuse
sas>+s in Warrington, D. @.
In order to meet the wants OF the travelling
pubic THIS nrst-aIas hotel has redncsd its price
from "a 70 80 Dee day. The above hotel ID pleas
antly located Aear Fourteenth street, fronting On
pennsylvania avenue. is convenient to the
Ireasury Army, Navy, State Postofflce and
Interior departments
n 4-2ake the Pennsylvania avenue horse
Saka ana 5en the conduaeDr to let you on at the
4nDexialH Hotel
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-03

bales As irregular PRIZES stronger early than
later, but nevertheless requiring an advsnce OF
10 In our outside quotations. We II We alHe the
figures and report Of the Exchange 40 below:
aafr Quotations. nh. q.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
~ No. 1866 Canal street. Trusteas-k. Mout
ton. = A. Palfrey, Carl Kohn, 7. Z. Bayne. DevK
Qrcnhart. George Jonas; John 9: Gaines. Thos
Schneider. Charles ]. Leeds. Samuel Jamison
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
D. URQUHAaT. President.
6HAS. K1ISHAW. Treasurer. apis 1P
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Important to sugar planters. See Trous ards
advertisement.
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Monthly advertisements. hayinR the run OF
the paper Inserted every other day. u DO
charged tive. thirds the above rates.
Editorial page monthly Advertisements. aanh
square, go per month.
Rates for Advertising In the Weekly New
Orleans Demacrsat.
Transient and general rates the same as for
Advertisements for tho period OF one month
and longer as follows:
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dropping, and, in accordance with actual ship
ments, we slightly modify our quotations, as fol-
lows:
By steam-Cetson to Liverpool IL. 320z-16d; to
Bremen 1Lsd; Boston, Providence, Fall River,
Philsdelp hia and Baltimore, via New York, 5sc; to
New York ~; m1iasaes 81 D Dbl; grain to
Liverpool 10d.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 13-s2&7-16d; to
Havre ~; to Bremen lc; to the Baltic 9-16c; to
Boston Ne; graz to Live. pool 911d.
'SUGAR-Received this morning 578 hide.
The stock under tbs sheds is about 4l22 hhos.
Only moderate inquiry for the locai trade, and
little or Il thing doing. 800 hhds sold: Cistern
bottoms 314@41ac, inferior 5962zc, common 70
71ac. gaod common TO ~, fair to good far
8Ds1Gc; fully fair So, prluue 8s1 strictly prime
So choice to fame. 5000. seconds 7h.a9c,
centrifugal $3.50 yellow clarified 100000, off
whites sh@luae,. whites 1lIe % b: yellow
MOLA-sES-he ieiyed this morning zS2 bbls
The stock under the sheds is about IA .623 bbls
ana 376 half bbls. The market is quist, but all
the receipts are selling In job lots. a lot OF
choice cistern bottoms sold 1T 54e; fsrmenting
il selling Of SO 2 40c; common not Ermsnsing
34132c; fair a4@36e5 prime 420a3c; strictly
prime 4Dt04Gc. choice 48@ 50e - ga d.
: VS. u iusehted TO Messrs & lock 4 Gerard
Con ttuued On SKIM Hare
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We have added TO previous exports 306 bales
for corrections OF Custom House cearances.
Receipts proper since last evening 1858 bales,
For comparative totals for the pact three days
exports and receipts, Zee above report. r.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of q transaction
to-day. The weeks sales sum up 1872 hhds. The
amount on sale Is estimated at little over 5000
Unsound and fros cd lugs 2031ss, infsrior
Tugs 1929, low 4ss40514c, medium 611s06. good
to fine 6Z065<c, low leaf 7d06c, medium 81l0
10c, good l9hDl2c, fine l21fDiS1sc, and selec-
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A CRAVE FULL OF RICHES.
TIE uONDERS or AGaMEMyoN's ToMB
I.fR SURPASSED.
Yore and rsquisitciy Wrought Vessel. and
Ornnmcnts 4 Warriors Dust Amid Gold.
su,cr, and Brouze-A Remarkable Plate.

on Dc man c,ftcf ondsnt w n, fo.ipa TmcS
;n.c roa.ints at Palcstrina have made n
d0-.pv,rv ~ very high archaeological interest
Who's. wills tlc 1'pulrhrc opened at Pal,strina
f. Auni.wu, lW i Is evident from the con-
r,tin n and their unparalleled splendor, that
He occupant was either "a royal parsonage of
inr SlVIuu line or warrior perhaps n warrior
urcsi-of high distin ton. who livcd at the
limo when That dynasty held sway over Prr-
ste The 81 authorities are Of opinion that
H., innrm.uf WIS not later than the seventh
'.rfitrN h.Inrs ihc Christian era, hut others say
MrNfh Tnku,. thrn. this later date. he whose
vrAttn- and rrn ornaments are exciting the
vYf'l. tanl o. lU ration of all who obtain an Op-
t.uluity u. song tnrm may. perhaps, have
IN ono nf tn all"s of the 1arQuins. who fell
n.Ii.ne flrtlDm At the battle ai Lake Regilus.
rrIunis anl vineyards upon tho plain at tho
ioo'of the .ailn up which Palcstr mn crccps.
Il wis lt f.u..nIdr chamber. dug In the earth
At INr ffifl ~ ut lut mo metres from the pres
,H' -uril ID. and measuring $40 metres in
length iy 81. IN width at one end. and 3 80 at
tItufNH is cohsiru ton was OF the primitive
churtt :. t. walls being lined with slats of
tuit ami. although the stones which covered L
have hHn crushed in. the contents were in a
rNuHr,uhic state OF preservation.
ou tu' wal wore hunga panoply " arms. cir
GUAR sll ids OF bronze. lHnr"s, swords. dag
r"rs. nui would seem. also, clubs, the weapons
@. fhrd decreased. Upon the hoor--hut ruthcr To
nnO side. ~ indicated 10y narrow. re tangu,nr
.a' ~ oi about two metres in cn-th. IN which
TIE N,n Is were iounl-stopl Il sumltuous flu
nsrcni Dnu 10 Wadr of wood and hrOnze upOn
H.h lay the body, no doubt gorgcously Mt
lrd. inr among the dust and bones Of the dress
and body and Tn" crumhlcd wood and oNidizcd
bronze uf the con II were cNaui- to- golden flhu-
Lu, "a mass ne hrra-tplatr OF hcatipir.n II solid
LlIi ana other ornlm uts uf the same mat rial.
of rrinark4bln beauty. sic. and weight. thrs,
gold cylinders d .lrnteiv ornuul mi a. "A ounn-
iiy ~ wire fringe. buttons formed OF thick gold
leaf upon a toundation ui wool or ivory. "A con-
siderahle quantity of luas' gold Leaf. like so
much rrutnIii.d pIuar sum tDut t. mi a Good
ri1,d hasin. and the pr.t orni or hrndn er,.
whichever IL may be- TINS ornanlant is mn 81
the most remarkable cNnnults of rroldsrn Ithsi
work ever found II liz "A plnfa of gold
measuring about eight inch,s hv Ave
md convex 10 the elevation of alnut Lnlf
an in II a'onr it, Length. like n board
that has been slightly wnrpcd and upon his
stand in rows. Ii H., cavalry drawn IN IN line no
fewer than 1871 n mature stufnt tics of animals
lions hor- y and rhimCra.-ns rrrfcct in de-
tail and ms completely modellcd almost ns IL
thrv v.r., th. 81, of ife MIN, r.",inJ o,,, ~
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NEW YORK NEWSPAPER UNION LIST.

Advertisements occupying inch OF space Inserted In
all the three hundred papers located In different
cities, Towns. md States tor S2i per week,
which Is less than IL nth of publishers rates Dis
counts on large orders Advertisements taken Tor
single papers at the monthly rates given in extreme
nan "a Ifs.l
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NIL WAUSEE NEWSPAPER UNION LIST.
1O3 Newspapers.

Advertisements occupying inch OF space inserted in
all the one hundred and three papers located In
different Cities. Towns, and states Tor 81
per week. which Is hess than onetenth OF publs
rates. Discounts on large orders Advertisements
taken for single papers at the monthly rates given In
the extreme III ht hand column Month
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CINCINNATI NEWSPAPER UNION LIST.

Advertisements occupying inch OF space inserted in
all the one hundred and nny-nve papers. located
In different cities, Towns, and states for oIA
per week. which Is less than tenth OF publishers
rates Discounts on large orders Adverus. menis
taken for single papers at tile monthly rates gwen in
extreme right hand column.
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SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER UNION LIST.
100 Newspapers.

Advertisements occupying inch Of space inserted IN
all the one hundred and thirty nine papers Iocatedis
different tities, Towns, md states for s1O.5O
per week. which Is less than one tenth Of publishers
rates Discounts on large orders Advertisements
taken Tor single papers the monthly rates given In
extreme right hand column.
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PUuI.I.uppI
w IS1OS. ...
CHICAGO NEWSPAPER UNION LIST.
$40 Newspapers

Advertisements occupying one inch of space insc rtd In
all the three hundred and seventy papcrs located
In diaercnt t1ties, Towns, and state. for
tSt.JO pcr week, wAleh j. les than tenth OFF
the publishers rats Discounts on large orders Al
vcrtse mentS taken for single pagers At the monthly
rates given IN extreme right hand coiuna
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= rsts, Carriages, &t.

''" SIR liorso WAGON and harness Inouire
10 ".AI tau.AiH II
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Shipping.

DIRErT LINETO FRANCE, via Plymouth =
- The ,-nrrt Tran. tftnue tn.upnuv'- stsainsr ST.
~ RENT, Zach. >trf. NrIut s|ilN. March :. II "
LOUIS De HkhiAN Asent. s. Broadway
LYMAN LINE-NAfL STEAMERS
: FNN rfff NSffWN ANn TTNrppONv,
~ or kkt s,al.> ssturlas. Maren ~ atO - 4 "
= OF ktlsllN ....... SATURDAY.. March - ~ =
'tif or NlErl TER. saturday Marcel 81. at go A ".
From f.,r -. Nu4lh RIVER.
CABIN - in -lpl elt. ir turn tickets favorable
rus >IttNA t. So rurffucy Drafts AT lowest
Niiopns, sIa.e .OOIs SIIO~ln. and BAtn Rooms amid
t..S
JOHN G DALE. AGENT
u anl SO Broadway. sew York
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~MAN LINr-N,lL STEAMERS
- tTIoNAL LINE.-rier. - and 81. North river.
y fUk LONDON

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Nn Mar 49, ! f. NJ E4ypt ... ...... Mar -. 10 VI.
'iin ami stecrae pa-s.-e AMI traits fruu ~ upward
L. 4tN At rates. Iuuuuut office. bruti
D. " j. ili hsI. Maua-rr'
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Elskl4ANlI .......
FOGEi sNiLLE ....
fkktkiRit
& EITls 81 KG
GREAT bENp......
HAN LEY .......
LEBANON ......
lNkLNS .........
hAliANDY CITY,.
lANStikID
~ uHaHEu aHEUnHA A.
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UNITE STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN ANp LIVERPOOL
81 lTl' ...-........... Nlr % 3D.
MANIC N.rrh D. o. fl NJ
A I.tIAiIi ........... . . March % Z, 80 a. n
ll.M MA4fe star nfHk Pier 1l q. pol. ritrr
inns a'i u'u isfil- Siiuuu tel AMI .lFfsul Re-.
? 500 tlcsrf- uu Iatnrthi term, NlsrfN-e. -,
N tuhI4S. Asrhf. - Brn1in.N. Sew YORK
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Anttiun lnoiitts.

arm fNFs."-RlCHARD WALTERS Sons.
.'ft. - Li-t Broadway, advance cash on
N Tors. merchandise, goods stored or
N 'f'"u..li,a t,ar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-17

5terna6 rtttsn ult6 gingen Sic Mfosfoips
ten aus Dem Oorfe 3ritenif, Die altd) flilG7
tetelt, ~alfgelelen unD bierDergebraht." Hr>
lere. Sroge, oh iid 8n1goren an Den
@raltelt betbetli9t bGtten, tpllroe e%tnittrn7
mig Dernetnt. Die Wt0rDer bGttel1 ale
l0nge, graue N6de ltnb ipetBe Wlilben,
Gtn3elne Der !3abits audi iolde GoGe ge1
traGe1t.
QStr berlieBen SEN Srt 10 pielen 2eibens
uno begabeu uits sttn &onaf, mo- e6en 1T
atpettno3tp0n3i0 gBaoen ober11alS eit
3rdnsport lpld' entieBlt6 peri i ii NJ eI>
ter Wetber uno 6 climber, 81 an ber
,3obl, eillgetroffen. Die 2eute tDaren aus
8eltpan, Bolahnarfa unb Obretentf. Sbz
rem NuSiprr1de na6 tparen ie bon ben
Jtu11en lDeit a1Berbalb ibrer Srtl60ften err
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