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FINE PEACHES. 50 It and juicy, at PIzzIsrs.

M ELLYsoN Z CO.. advertising agents, Insert AZ.
ytrtsements In all OF the newspapers OF the Cntss
s,aes u. publishers rates. Orders let at me DIS
| match counttng-room viii receive preu'bt atten.
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LEVY BROTHERS


intend making this closing sale success, and are
determined BY their mode Of conducting 1t to show
tha, they are IN earnest Remember that you get
TEN CENTS OFF ON EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
YOU PURCHASE OF
LEVY OTHERS.
So make your purchases OF them.
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IcE-CREAM for dinner is 4 most excellent dessert,
and PIZZlSI makes the best In town. Leave your
nrlp
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The ALLEGED MURDER IN NAESEA0ED-
DR.. TAYLOR INVESTIGATING THE CASE
DIR. w. II. Taylor, State Assayer, and Rich
mond's well-known analytical chemist, Is
now engaged in making an examination 0
the stomach OF The late Mrs. Eliza +. Atkin'
son (wife Of John w. 3. Atkinson. OF Nan
semond county, near Sufolk), who dieo
some weeks since under suspicious cirCum-
stances, and who, it is alleged, was poisoned
by her husband.
The case appears to be one OF much in
terest, and is being worked up as carefully
in Nanscmond as the Doctor is making hi:
investigations here. The case was men
toned. it will be remembered, in specia
telegram to the Dispatch received and pub
ished about two weeks ago; but at thai
time few, il any, oil the facts had leaked
out.
Mrs. Atkinson, it is stated, was sick ant
had been attended by physician, who adj
ministered some simple medicine for hel
complaint; but her sickness was regarded
as bein. OF very trif1ing nature. On the eve
ming OF her death her husband, who Is repre-
sented as being about fifteen years her Junior
gave her dose OF medicine, which he said
the Doctor had prescribed. Upon taking il
she complained Of its being very bitter an0
unpalatabIe. Yes, replied her husband
the Doctor said it would taste very bitter
Subsequently she told q neighbor that she
believed she had been poisoned. and alter
wards commenced having spasms, and died
that night, few hours after the poison, as
it is alleged, had been administered TO her;
It. is also in evidence that her husband
bought five grains Of strychnine, which he
made into two doses, and gave one to his
wife in the presence OF negro woman.
The case has excited great deal OF inter
est in the neighborhood in W hich the poi
soning occurred, and will probably occupy
much OF the time OF the courts. Mrs. At
kinson was about tifty-seven years OF age
was married late iu life, and LETT no children
Her husband is now in jail awaiting the ac
ton OF the grand jury.
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PlzzISI has nice Bananas, Apples, Peaches, and
fruits Of all kinds.
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An actual discount Of
TEN PER CENT. on ALL PURCHASES.
This discount Is not to be taken OF or few ar!i-
es 10 enticc persons to make purchases. but you get
TEN CENTS OFF on EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOODS YOU Buy .
except Coats's or Carks Cotton, which IS sold ~
SC. Z spool.
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On the Water Line.-Dunlop& Il McCance's
mill has commenced making flour from new
wheat.
The work Of repairing and retitting is
still going on at the Marshall cotton and
paper-mils.
All other establishments on the line are
at work.
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JAMEs-R1vER lMPRovEMENT-MEET1N OF
THE COMMITTEE.- Joint Committee on
the Improvement Of James River met last
evening on board the steamer William p.
Craighill, at Rockets, and proceeded down
the river on their regular tour Of inspection.
After leaving the city the committee was
called to order and Mr.. e. o. N0lting
chosen temporary chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Fl. g. Cannon, Mr.. +.
E. Blankenship was reelected chairman OF
the committee.
Upon taking the chair Mr.. Blankenship
thanked the committee for the compliment
paid him; said he was firm believer in the
committee and the improvement; that he
had become connected with the committee
when there was only ten feet OF water in
the river at high'tide, and this year he en-
pected to see sixteen feet. -
For the position Of auditor Of the COM
mittee Mr.. Cannon nominated Mr.. E. u.
Christian, a member OF the Council from
Clay Ward. and he was unanimously elected.
For Engineer Of Improvement, Mr.. WaS-
ner nominated Mr.. FL. D. Whitcomb.
Messrs. Cannon and Blankenship. sec
onded the nomination of Mr.. Wllitcomb,
and paid him high compliments for his en-
PlUeeTluS shlli duu upOu tuC suoCSSo W hi'
work on the river.
He was unanimously reelected by rising
vote. IT,. ....s-.es
Mr.. Whtcomb made brief and appro-
pirate address upon his reelection.
On motion Of Mr.. Cannon the thanks OF
the committee were rendered to Captain
Thomas Cunningham, OF the steamer Craig
hill, and through him to the employees OF
the committee for their past services, and
also an expression Of the confidence OF the
committee in them.
Captain Cunningham being informed OF
the action OF the committee, came forward
and expressed very feelingly his thanks for
the compliment paid him. He said that he
had tried TO do his duty, and if he had
pleased the committee 1t would be cherished
by him as green spot in his memory.
Mr.. Wagner said that it would be we'll to
present the resolution to Captain Cunning
ham in writing.
Mr.. Cannon suggested that it be present
ed to him through the Dispatch; and this
latter proposition was accepted.
at the conclusion OF the routine business,
Mr. Whitcomb addressed the committee,
and gave an outline Of the work he had
mapped out for the future. He said he eX-
pected to have sixteen and half feet oil
water to Richmond by the lst OF January.
He thought tbatthe present appropriation
would be sufficient to give all the water to
Richmond that can now be found upon
| Harrison's bar.
The steamer proceeded as far as Dutch
Gap, and through the Gap around by
Trentys Reach back to the city. Among the
guests OF the committee were Governor
Holiday and secretary, Colonel Taylor,
President Meredith OF the Board OF Alder
men, and others.
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EDUCATIONAL.

uAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE,
Ill PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.
Curriculum embraces full instruction In CLAS-
SIrAI SCIENTIFIC. and MORAL STUDIES.
Scxt session begins SEPTEMBER 9TH and ends
JitNE 18TH. Total expenses, exclusive OF poaro,
slz5 Good board at Stewards Hall for s!O
month; in private families from Sl2 to slo a
month. For further particulars address
'''' j. NJ. i. ATKINSON,
tr r1r-,Se1, President.
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PROMENADE CONCERT.

PROMENADE CONCERT TONIGHT
/ M 8 O'Clock. az Franklin Park, by KESSNICH's
full corps of talent. .or r.r
Admission, lQc. B IulA
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summer.

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. At 2:15 p. NJ. the mercury stood
at 99-the highest point 1t has reached this
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EXCURSIONS.

Tickets soc. For sale at A. w. CARRIERS, W. ID.
Blair < Cos, Meade & Bakers, J.. +. Dupny's,
Dove & Days, ana Morrison & Brothers drugstore,
Church Hill. .,..
GARDER'S omnibus viii call for any person that
will send their name 10 his Office, and take them 10
aud from the boat for 25c. each way.
The boat viii leave the wharf at ~ O'Clock L. VI.
and return about lli2. , ~,
special committee OF ladies and gentlemen VIII
acco,nnlnv each bus and take special care OF ladies
and children without escorts.
ICES ana other REFRESHMENTS a; city prices,
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COLD soDA-WATER with fruit syrups II Plz-
ZISI'S at five cents glass.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATION
The BAPTIST Sunday-School Association met
with the CIay-Street church Sunday after
noon. W. II. Williams, Of Leigh-Street
church, was elected president pro tenl., the
president and vice president both being abb
sent. ... ..... .r..E a :. o. ......s.
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Adjourned, on motion OF Mr. Cannon.

CHA1RMEN ELEcTED.-At meeting OF the
Committee on Claims and Salaries held yes
terday Mr. NJ. L. Straus was elected chair
lnan.
At meeting of the Committee Oh FL
nance held in the Council chamber yestcr-
day Mr.. II. G. Cannon was elected chair
man. -......
At Il meeting Of the Committee on Streets
held yesterday in the Engineers office Mr..
c. l.. Todd was reelected chairman, and all
the old employees reappointed.
At y O'Clock to-day the Council Commit
tee on tue Fire Department will meet, and
at 12t O'Clock a meeting Of the Committee
on Accounts and Printing will be held.
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DROWNED IN A MGLL-RAcE.-The body OF
colored woman named Eliza Jane Hill
was found in the mill-race near the Free
bridge about A o'clock on Sunday after
noon. She lived in the neighborhood, and
went off about O'Clock in the morning to
hunt for duck she had lost. but failing to
return her friends became anxious about
her. It is supposed she was accidentally
drowned. No inquest was deemed neces'
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NOTICE TO EXCURSIONSSLala
~ AND PICNIC PARTIES.-ThessSsssz6 ss6sssssa
dou,,lc-lccked barge NEW YORK, the best and
most comfortable boat Oh the river for EXCUR-
SIOSS +, for charter on the cheapest terms since
tho war Parties are assured Of every accommo-
aIion Tor comfort. For other infor nation apply to
Cap,ain HUGH GALLAGHER, Philadciph1a
steamship office, Rockets. 1c20-tAnZS
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The next meeting will be held at CIal
Street church second Sunday in August.
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS.-Tbis favo-
LII rite AMI wel-known summer resort Is now
open for the reception OF visitors. The heath-re-
elegant society, and splendid table dhOte with iIs
easy access from the Chesapeake ard Ohio railroad,
render this one Of the most desirable resorts In the
mountains. A reduction in the prices has been
made.
jy 13-1m WILLIAM ADAIS e SONS.
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SUMMER RESORTs.
VELLOw SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, va

the most elevated and coolest resort In the Stale,
win be opened the lsT OF JUNE under an entirely
new management. The elite OF Baltimore, New
Orleans and other cities, expected. The beauty or
this place aud It's wfdeiy-known medicinal and cnra-
tive powers insure health, pleasure amt happiness,
and are consequently always well patronized: Every
rational desire and amusement 10 be had here
which, together with the following extremely low
rate, for STRICTLY FIEsT-cLAss TABLE, offers iu-
duceInents unsurpassed:
Terms per day.. ....................S 5O
Per week Observation-Disclosures l2 so
Fonr weeks. Az UU
Passengers leave the cars at Christiansburg eighty
miles west Of Lynchsurg. without change Of CARS
from Baltimore-thirteen hours from baltimore.
Leave Baltimore Mt S:15 P. NJ: get to Springs for
Tor supper same day. RICHAkD COSTEE.
A. q. WHITE. Manager. jy 3-cod12t
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ISsrlLLAT1oNs.-At regular meeting OF
Shockoe Hill Division, No. 81, Sons OF
Temperance, the following officers were
installed for the ensuing term by q. W. +.
Robert Z. Wilson: w. P, &. w. Mayo; !;
w. A., Thomas J. Waller; r. S., William
Hancock; \. r. S., james NJ. Monteiro; !;
f. s., w. Leigh Burton; T., W. t. Allen;
Chaplain, w. j. Glenn; c.. r: NJ. Long;
A. G., r. v. Freeman; l. s., L. X. An
drews; o. S., D. F. Bolton.
The following officers OF Court Virginia
No. l, I. O. F., were installed last night: +:
John &. Hunter. Jr., p. &. r.; James Z.
Clifton, C. R.. James johnson, '. Z. K: !;
L. Samuel Denny, Secretary; James D..
Dalton, Financial Secretary; John Laird,
Treasurer; r. o. Du Pree, Chaplain; c. /.
Quarles, S. W.; 81. Cabell Tabb, n: D., j.
w; FL. W. Hey, S. B.; W.'J: Ward, j. b.
The following officers OF Richmond Court
were installed at the same time: Charles Il.
Page, P. C. R.; D. S. Gates, c. k.; L. b.
Williams, V. C. R.; Z. N. Northen, secre,
tary; William Holt Richardson, Fluanciat
Secretary; George E. Rufin, Treasurer; 5.
T. Beach, S. W.; w. P. Gretter, ,. w;
Bernard Frischkorn, S. b.; ID. w. Howard,
ID ! :
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HEHART RTCOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
40. sos EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND VA.

Having terminated my connection with the Rich
ond Female Institute, propose the ensuing fall 10
open school. FOR YOUNG LADIES under the
above name. The course of study win include the
Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics, Lit
crature. History, Moral Philosophy, and the Eng
lish Language. As shall do the teaching III per-
son. oniy a limited number of pupils can be ad-
miic,l, and they must be somewhat advanced In
their studies,
Music. vocal and Instrumental, viii be taught DT
Miss XITELLh COOKE.
/ can take into my family TEN or TWELVE
BOARDERS
The session viii begin on TUESDAY, September
24th, and continue nine months The charges for
entire session. payable each three months In adj
vance, are as follows:
Tuition lnciuGing Latin and Frcnchl. .....S 90 90
Musical instruction 1.-TWO lessons i week)... 60 90
Board ieSclusive Of washing, towels, and
For further information. address
JOHN HART. NJ. A.,
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DAVENPORT Il NORRIS,
DOcK STREET, n atEas
GGer Tor sale. 10 arrive and In store
$4,000 SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE, g ROUND
ALUM, and AGRICULTURAL SALT, SSl
70 be delivered at City Point tho railroad depots In
Ids eilS, and Oh canal boats In the dock. ~ "A.
jy16-14t - s.s FIX
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Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, "A
9 A. NJ, "a; noon, 95; 7. NJ. 96; Z.
M.. 81: midnight, 10.
Mean temperature, 81.
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THE CHAIR OF LATIN AND GREEK,
Il aud also OF MATHEMATICS, now vacant in
Emory and Henry College, will be filled by the Joint
Board on the 24th instant.
These two chairs have been filled with distinguish
I'd ability heretofore and the Board intend that the
next occupants shall not bc the Interiors of their
predecessors.
Applicants can =enG their papers TO
l.. +. WILEY,
Emory post-oflce, Va.
july l. 1878. ~ 1.eod7t
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON, VA.

This .imc-honored institution opens SEPTEM-
BER 10, 1878. Among the first schools for young
ladies IN the United States. European and Ameri-
teachers. Surroundings beautiful. Climate
unsurpassed. PatroniZed by seventeen States.
Among the best terms in the Union: Board, wash
ing, lights, English, Latin, French, for each half
of the scholastic year, &l15; with music added,
SlI0. For catalogue address
REV. WILLIAM 4. HARRIS, D. D.,
President.
is l-teodl 0t&w5t Staunton, Va.
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A UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

The largest first-c!ass institution for YOUNG "a
DIES In Virginia, with an able corps OF twenty-five
teachers. Opens on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, 1873. and closes on the first We'd
nesday in June. 1879.
For catalogues containing full particulars address
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal,
e26-2m Staunton, Va.
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For further information. address
JOHN HART. NJ. A..
506 cast Franklin street.
III trl,, N,

MRS. HALLOWELL'S BOARDING
ltl AND DAY-SCiiOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 500 west Grace street, reopens SEPTEMBER
18TH. French and German languages practically
taught. Thorough training in primary and second
AIRY departments. The collegiate course requires
four years School-roOmS on main floor. ApDlica-
ton for circulars will meet with prompt attention.
jy l3-eod1w
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EMPLOYMENT AS TEA Ii Err
II WASTED,-The undersigned has for the past
scholastic year successfully cOnducteda II school, IN
Which he taught Greek. Latin, German. English.
AMI Mathematics. An engagement for the coming
year IS desired A.,
TESTIMONIALS: From Professor Price Of the
riS0n and Esill, Of Washington and Lee University.
OVERTON IIOWARD.
care Of City Clerk, Richmond.
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An actual discount OF

TIE FAIREsT SALE EVER MADE.
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VARIETY SPRINGS,

VARIETY SPRINGS,
Is MILES WEST OF STACSroN,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
tears stop at the dOorl.
ARE OPEN FOR VISITORS.
The mineral waters here are considered equal TO
any In lle mountains. and have made many Won
derfui cures-Chalybeate Healing. Alum, and Il fine
spring of sulphur near by, Mountain scenery SUBJ
limo. Good music and the usual games for am,lse
ment. "
BOARD, S25 to $40 month: children under
twelve years, and servants agreeable to accom-
modaions.
Get circulars at the Office of the Richmond Dis
patch or here.
DR.. Il. Z. REESE. Of Staunton Va: attending
physician. l.. 4 NJ. BCRRUSS.
ie2j-lm Proprietors.
UNHE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
i COMFORT, VA.-Situaed within 100 Yards
Of Fort Monroe. Open all the year, with ample ca
pactty for 600 quests. Has all modern Improve
mcnts, elevator, gas and electric bells IN every
room wafer. bathrooms, and closets on each hoor.
Six daily malls and telegraph office. Fifteen to
twenty lirst-clnsS steamers land daily Except sun
lay) 15U yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated, and every comfort provided
for tourists and heath-scekcrs during the winler.
Flre-escapes only fifty feet apart on every floor Sn.
perior beach for bathing ut d00r-steps, and RoOd
from May until November Boating, fishing. ana
driving especially attractive. send for circular de-
scribing hygienic advantages.
TERMS: S2 to 1880 per day, according to ioca-
tlon OF and number In ROOM length sf stay, &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUS.
I'm IJ-tAu3l Proprietor.
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4irllmonl 1ispatth.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND f0rNe.

r OST, July 18th, on Broad or Grace
listrees. between first aud Eighth street,
BKEASTpIN (Etruscan.Goid PM: centre, , Gt,
with q bunch OF pearls in the shape OF grape. ans
Under win be suitably rewarded 10y leaving the Sdihe
at No. lo1 east Grace street, cornef OF fis'. ,st
Jy lS-3ts - ----.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, DWELLING No. 626Ga
II north sixth street with seven rooms and -
Also; DWELLING No. 500 east Leigh street with
six rooms and Kitchen.
These are good houses. Apply 10
tr IR2t GKGBBS & WILLIAMS.
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WANTS.


WANTED, PURCHASER FOR THE
w BEST BUSINESS-STAND IN THE CITY.
assessed ut &S. 600; will take $4,000 and guarantee
n tenant III 1900 per year. Also, DWELLING IN u
desirable location, assessed at $4,000; VIII take
So 900. and guarantee tenant at soUO ana
very excellent DWELLING, location very desira-
BILE, us ,essed at $4,000: will take $4,000, aud
guarantee tenant ut s1,2Oo; or VIII exchange a.
any or all OF the above for improved property near
the city, or In some other city Best satisfactory
reasons given for wanting 10 sen or exchange Com
municatiOns from parties wishing To invest tnean-
Ing busincss) will be promptly answered by
jy l6-1t IAA.fAIEn.
WANTED, TO BUY A GENTLE,
w SOUND, AND VERY CHEAP HORSE, for
lady to drive. State price and where tD be seen.
tL.,n care Carrier No. 3. y Io-Zt
UTANTED, TO EMPLOY 4 WHITE
w WOMAN over middle age to COON and
WASH for three: 20 to the c0untry-only 24 miles
from the city. Apply at No. l2f south Elghth
street. CHARLES \. AOihiS u ".
jy l6-1tE
mr. ~ Il
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MICE BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT,h
~ Oh west Clay street. No. 100: seven rooms ~
fer. large !ct and very desirable place. Applyto
}. J. rENDLETOS,
7O2 Broad street.
second door from Seventh street
Price. sI6.G7 per month. j. lj-2ts
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(Giir Die ,@eftIide BIdtter.)
O 6mme.

. pir tr6umen alle 4!
Do4 bas mir trdumeu fonnen, bas ben6brt
Gas Gniein, nur bon isneu beiI'asn Soben,
Sis isibluug auf bic @iiite pirb peben,
Btnn Der Siroero nnS Das ytdrt berSebrt
Bad. Mtrnsr.
Mus Mntung fur bic Religion" - iaet
Doitor RuoIf bon Der Mpunt auburn ST.
Sobannes Gemeiiloe in ieinem geoieoenen
YDrtrage bonn lebten e5onittae, fporiiber
bas Woltsblatt sinsn interelianten 8erihi
gebrabt bot, ogloube iA niht an
Srdume, uno bari niht an lie 9Iauben."
- - unb oenno6 sabsn Srduue uns
oiienbar Die erite Soee spn elmer Seele,
uno bic gegriffe pom 9obe, nn6 einem
Sobienreide iinb BiIoer Der Eaft, bes
5hlafes uno Der Srdnnie. - S6 balte q
.baher ni1t fiir unanaemeHen, ben @eaens
Iitano DDr einem dnoeris Gellhtspunfts,
als Dem driitlid reliei6ien su btleuhten.
nit Der tuohlgemeinten NbGdt ben 2eIern
Der ,,g8eiilihen Bldtter. tpenn audi nidt
piel 9lsues uno Grieineles, bod eiRe fur5s
unterhaltuns unb einen fliiGtigen Bid in
Die sebsimniBpOlls SraunliDelt su semdb.
ren.
9rdume finb Ghdume. Ioptst elm altea
uno allgemein befanntes 5brlthmprf, mel.
tles uns luosB iibsr bic Gntitehuna ino
| has Meien oss Sraums feline Nuatnnfi
aibt. Mir riidsn btm WsIsn Der 9raums
fGox ndber, penn mir lie bic ainher bsa
! GnIafs unb Der 9la6t rsnntlt. - @boi.
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per gapasei elmer s0nisin.

Ntorie Nmalie, GrfDnigit Der TronSos
fen, @emohIin 2ouis 9hilipp's, (oeb.
1852, oeit. 1860, beiab piele Sabre eiueir
8dpaoei, Elm iehr aelebriges Ehler, 0a& ile
Iebr liebte. ,GocD4 seihnete Ftd) Dnrb sllt
lanfteg uno Ireunblides Betragen aus urlD
tpuBte fat ebenIo ih6t !: vive IL reine
(Gr lebe ole G6nigin y 80 ruleu ME nts
YariIer. 9uG) 0ieien Jreltffo <ffugfe Ise
bel ibrer Ssluht aus ben 8ullet9en I'm sse~
brnar 1848 i'm 9tihe lallen. 3It bod bns
mails fel6It bic iunge 9ersoait bon 2IunlnIe
nereeIIen moroen. Gaunl aiif efgilId)ear
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