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FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTR. Is, 1878

UNsELFIsu HERo1sM.-The heroism OF
Southern olergymen and Southern women has
been specially yindcatsd since the outbreak OF
restilence. The Chicago Times says that
fathers ran aud left their families to perish;
doctors escaped 10 cowardice or fright, or refos
ed to attend fever patients unless paid, II not by
the victims, out of the charity funds; but there
is no Instance reported from the beginning
of tho plague of any representative OF any form
of religious belief dos ,rting his post. The
same paper adds:-"There are several lnstan'
ces reported of fathers deserting the mother
snt children; not one of mothers want OF
courage and devotion; and DO part OF the story
equally terrible snd touching, OF human sym
patty ind woman S tenderness Is more beautl,,
tul, moro appealing, than that OF the ssVera
sstcrhoods Of charity and mercy-and probably
others-who have gwen themselves up
wholly to tho nursing OF the sick, knowing
that death sRoud be the probable reward OF
their labor. Most of these sisterhoods arc
Norman Catholic; there is ono small community
of Episcopalian sisters 10 Memphis who bave
heeu constantly engaged in tho trying task OF
assisting in the general work. Nor has this
herosm been confined to Christians only
One of the first victims of the pestionce ct
New Orleans was o jewish rabbi. who had
caught tho disease while mlnistcring to the
wants of family of his people. and the first
appeal for aid sent to tho North was issued by
. Hebrew benevolent as ISOLATION. The news.
papers received from tho South brIug constant
accounts of the deaths Of these devoted martyrs
vhose charity and humanity arc greater than
their lear of death. mot one Of thes, useful
heroes" elcouenty declares the Times, hiss
been working for money. Not one has had
any expectation Of leaving tho pestilen,ial fold
except for tho grave Against tho coatcmpla'
ton of such self sacrifice, tho wit of the bias.
phcmc. turns pale and is silent
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FOt, TIE POTOMAC KIVEH LANDINGS


=tosmer JoBN n. TH0MpsON, $3.50
bull! especially for this route, leaves Inc com
p@ays whsrt, Washington, EVERY NON
DAY, THURSDAY AID SATURDAY,, ct
rcturning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FKlDAI snd SUNDAY. e: O'clock pm.
In!2 company makes close connections ~ a.
exsndria with the ". G., V. II. s. G. 5. L. Is.
Go. snd with the ". 4 Q. K. 4. Go. Freight
received for ail points. North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
nc&s ald G:p:sttl.
Fer further information apply -
I. =. EEED, Agon:,
Janney'2 wharf,
or 4. tho o::icc q the coIap%ny, under the Ms
lional Metropolitan Bank, 9Th street opposite
thc Treasury DttsrtneaJ, MaSh;ngton..
nm III SAMUEL BACON, President.
.sssss CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
~ A =, p,,r Ii p - np,,lr arm
EOSTON.
Steamers ia.Te Alexandria ENEl:x TUES
DAY AID leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
UkDAI (, al j o clock Z. from Pier No. n.
iYEarTes.
This line c=aa4e;s 81 A!cxaaGria vita lie O.,
4. / i. au1 ~ :. =. K. Rs, and at Hh!latel-
pns with C!yde's regular Steamships COZ Fall
River, irOTiucncc a1id Boston.
Freight Forwarded with pronptnesS and cara
free OF commissions.
10 charge for transfer in Philad elphis alc
. wharfage III Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures Through ra.os AID Though bill:
oI la.!iag given. Insurance s. the lowest -ates
Agents:
IA. REED, Alexandria.
NM. 7. CLYDE s CO., Phlialsi phis
GEO. =. HYDE. Georgetown, y. Z.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington
jan s.:
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7 BRoDERs & CO.,
WHOLESALE Dealers and Jobbors in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR
SALT AND FISH.
A full line of celebrated puro, old WhiSkoys,
Brandies, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey 81 Co.'s PhilA-
delphis and CiageLt's Baltimore Alcs, and Berg
nor s. Engers Lager Boer, in cssks or bottles.
Flour, James s. Kirk s. Cos. Standard Soaps,
Dupont Sc Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac kiVGr
Steamers
Orders promptly attended 70, and consign-
ments solicited. No. II King street,
oct 26-tf Alc@andria, W..
GEORGE L. HILL, Sc CO.'S.
CAREFUL MANUFACTURES,
QUE NEW GOODS.
ALMOND-Fancy Nut Favored.
COCOANUT-Rich Elmo Drop Top C1&,H..
PRESlDENT-lced Drop, bright l&"cr
PRINCESS-1ced Sheet, soft obloEg.
SEASIDE-For light ST. amor Luncheon.
TOCR1ST-Sweet Hard Biscuit, figured t,'r.
BISMARCK German Biscuit. Carawsy IHTr-
SARATOGA-Crimp edge, Mace flavor.
These fancy goods are furnished the trade ii
assorted or straight packages stt.act!Teiy PA
up for retail. They are no: kept III stock. -
tin cans used, consequently they arc a!waE:
fresh and in high flavor. We respectfully -o?ci
GEOHGE =. HILL s. CO,
my 10 Aloxsndria, Va
r. w. AVERY
Desler in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY UHUUA-
RIES, WINE LIQUORS, Sc, Sc.
22G King ST., cor. Alfred,
seps ALEXAN DRIA. VA
GEORGE McBURNEY & SON.
Dealers Ii
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GEi;t!t
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE snd HkGw ::
STOUT.
Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HNi:ni
and NACkEREL.
NOS. l6S AND 40 KING STEEE:
Washington Hall BrG.aG,)
Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly filed. rh It'll
~ WIN. RAMSAY,
WHOLESALE AND FAGlLi GROCER
AND
TEA DEhhEi.
S. E. COR. KING and S. zSsi}s SIS.
nov 2-tf AIc1sn:,-:s, V2.
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Fa!riaN CuuNtc, Gus 9-W.s


iHaal Estate Agents snG Auc:ioneers.]
TNEUSIEE'S SALE OF Landry virtue
3 Of o deed Of trust to me, dsted on the 2lst
day of May, ISL, duly recorded in Fairfax
county, vs., laad records, liber V, No. 4 page
81, default having been made in the payment of
"a part Of the dep: secured, snd being thereto re-
quired by the benefcs-ies, will SELL BY public
suction. on MGDN ESDAY, the "a day Of Oc-
tober, 1873 st l. o'clock n, in front Of the en-
trance to the Court room. on Fairfs1 street, in
The city of Alexandsis, Va, the TRACT OF
LAND, in said county conveyed to me by ssid
t1us. deed, containing 2ls acres, more or less,
and iocsteG abou! = miles south of Burkes sts-
ton, Va, Midland +. 4. The said trsc. hiss a
DWELLING snd outblildings, orchard, &c.
Terms Of Ssle: One third in cash on the dsy
fsale, and the residue in one, two ard three
years, equal annual payments, with Interest, Sc
cared by deed 0: trus. on the land.
sep 2-2aT:s PETER WISE, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES

vr7HUSTEE'S SALEOF REAL ESTATE
L BY virtue Of that certain deed Of trust from
Matthew ID. Woodward and wife TO the under
signed, bearing date n arch II. 1873, and OF ro-
7. No. 4 page 290. and at the request Of tho
party securod. will, on MONDAY, the 10th
day Of September, 1873. Circuit Court sell to the
highest bidder by public sution, before tho
door of the Court House Of said county, st one
o'clock D. NJ, thst certain TRACT OF LAND
whereon the grsntor resides, and conveyed by
said deed OF trust. containing l22 acres, " rods
md - poles. This land lies about threo miles
southwest of Fairfax station, and hiss tho usual
buildings thereon.
Terms of Ssle--So much cash in hand as will
be required to pay the expenses and commits.
sions of sale and the sum of 500 snd interest
thereon at nine per cent per annum from the
18th day Of MaIch, 1878. till day Of sale, and
years in equs! instalments, to bear interest from
tho day Of sale, to be secured BY lion on the
property sold Q. w. HUNT. Trustee,
aug iG-w4w Fairfax county.
COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue of
~ deere, of the Circuit Court for the county
of Fairfax in tho case Of Fitzhugh's sdministra.
tor use of Ann +. Battaie against Ann K.
Green, pronounced at November term, 1875,
the undersigned, commissioners, will oner at
public auction, st Fairtax Court House, on
MONDAY, tina 10th day Of September, 1878.
Court dsyls TRACT OF LAND, belonging to
the defendant, Ann Il. Green, situated nesr the
Great Falls Of the Potomac, containing $50
sores, being part Of the tract formerly belong.
ing to Spencer Jackson the elder, deceased, and
is Of excellent quaity-rcpresented As tne farm.
ing land.
Terms Of Sale-So much cash as will pay the
expenses OF sale and the sum Of Ill ~, with in
;erest thereon from the 10th day of Juno, 1878
tho residue il two equal annual payments, to
bea: Interest from the day Of Sa o, TO be secured
ty the notes q the purchaser, with good person
al security, and retention Of the title until the
las. payment. IS made.
Il. w. THOMAS, | Comm'r:.
TEOS. T. LOVE, ! OF Sale.
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E&IEEsssEfg,
] SzSD55

1878 GREAT LSI =
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NoRTH, WEST s SOUTH VEST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS: SPLENDID SCENENE.
AAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Juno TO- 1878
Trsins leave Washington tc2r2 G9p9t Ct EA.h'
TlMORE g POTOMAC RAILROAD CO.
For Phila New York and Inc East, $50 =. ii
snd DO 3. N. daily, with Palace Cars. L!rl
itod Express of Pullman Parlor Cars h2'a
NJ. daily, except Sunday. For philadelphia
End New York l.30 pm. daily, except S~n-
day; for Philadelphia $50 p. N. daily:
FOR Pittsburg Gn6tho West IL. 10 a. IN. daily, W.
perlor Cars 10 Pittsburg; 7.4O =. n. dsi,T
with Palace Car 10 Chcaso.
For Canandai2ua snd the Ncs.N, 40 = ~.
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Gar :"
Watkins. For Watkns, l0,lQ e. N. drity
czCspt Sunday.
EOCEL TRAINS
For Alexandria +, 7, 8, DO ~ and Ii AZ, ~
l., 4.20, 5, $40 sEd pm. On 5unG#y =: 9.I!
s.. NJ, and srd p. II.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. i, :.
500, $40, 10 end II ALA, i, 3, 4..D, s, - AMI
p. n.
On Sunday ct 500 and 10 8 H., end c 20 pm.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, vi.
Quantico and Richmond will leave hlclan-
dria At $40 and . 70 q. m. daily, and $40 =.
m. daily, except Sunday.
Tickets and information can t2 procured e
principal railroad sist:0ns and ticket offices
Southeast. IL. /. FAR 81 Dh,
Gent. Passenger Asen:
FRANZ THOMSON
General Ma1secr. }n4
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Mail, Southwark. CONNECTS. q! Go'd1:l....,
with Ches. s. Ohio K. =, for >taITtoa, -.
Sulphur Springs and all tho watering place. ~.
that line; and Eastward, 10 Richmond a..
South. at Lynchbu-g, CONNECTS with A:!"a.',
Miss s. Ohio 4. +. through Sou.1wcs. Virginia
to Nashville, New Orleans. Memphis, Little
Rock and TcIss-snd 81 D.nvi'n. with i. y =.
3. L. to South and Southwest.
Express Southwark c0ngGc.; g! Go:don"!!.c
to all points East and West on Chos. Is HA:o =.
K, and st Danvilic with k:camoLd y H~i'
villo g. 4. tor the Ca-oinsa, George, flr.1:4
and via Atlantis, to Now Orleans.
For MANASSAS LINE Leave Ws:hn>to"
G&5 g. II, and Aleysndria % p. IA, d".y.
except Sunday, arrive At From: Roya! IL - So
ard st St-asburg s. Il w noon, conhetla&
with the Valley Road 10 Orkney and i:n".cy
Springs, snd ell the line, East and Wcs.. l.2,.yc
Stzasburg - p. III, Front Royal 4 " :. m
connecting St Manassas with North bound :a,.
train for Washington and North.
For Aidd.eturg daily connection - f.a'".
station.
For Uprcrvi!le regular connection 81 Della
70 Fo: WAERENTON, leave Washington =:
80 g. n. Alexsndris .: % 3. N. de1y
All trains mske good connections, ai " ash o
ngton, to and from North end West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington Il.
6 35 q. n, running through without chaEgc.
Through sleeper f,r Savannah, Ga. Ics.Hr.
" arlington > 50 2. n.
through tickets sold 81 the loves. ra!cs
ie7 J. 81. HROADUS. 6. =. :.
WAsH1SGIoS s.. 5 os4o FA-1lS'&1
SPRING ARRANGEMENT Two TRAINS
DAILY except SUNDAY B5TWEt%
ALEXANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Beginning May It'll, ISIS
Isave Washington g. 9 II 2. n. 81: - 2. a..
and Alexandria 81 y SIN. and II, p. n; p'.-
Leesbu-g, gc!Ag wesLwa7G,a ~ ii - y. r., 49,
| 4 10 y. NJ, anI Arr!vo a. Round Hi! =. J -
and Up. II. Leave Round Hill =. - {. =.
and l23U p. a.. pass Lees5urg, going -ast*:.:I
81 . q. TO- aLd II g. H., AMI a!7ISc =; X -.
sndria u - Il. n. end 3:l5 y. e.. a. a
Washington 6! 5 s. y. IL. aDd $50 y. -.
81 Passengers from. " ash.ng:0n ;...t ~.
III Washington snd Chic cars -. 90 Ba:lE."''
S Potomac Railroad aLa.:on s. II A.!n. Al. g..
p. H., and 60 through to EoNad III! "'~- IT,
change Of cas-.
The .. Is an. tram :-nHl :. a~:,.:t.:I" -. 49,.
O. "a. train from R0"ld Hll conmet. .. i!.v-.'-
Hi with Harris Daily Llue q Co%r..5
tUr SlickersvIlie. BefTyv!!la aEf W.1t.rs!,:.
slso with kea,nc-'a Line OF Coaches, w:i!@!. .,.''
Lccsbu-g daily for Aldo end MidIe5-:s.
Both ttsins. wcs. war! nsSc close cuaMc-.'!.s.
st Ficnns, with SissOu' Line OF stage: IN "...'-
fax Court Housc.
s!1Snlsi t:atciA. 4 c;.. par LII
Anuua, EiCEels. $50.
T. Il. HAVENat!,
ny IT! General Tick: Ag'"..
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EGt; i = :. ~ YORK

Che IL Steamships <. q. KNOTT ->a-zss
and JOHN GIBSON lcnYo tho COM $3.50
panys wharf, Alexandris. EVERY NON
Day MORNING, snd Now York, from pier
Il East kivor. EVhi:T SATU ROAI a. iuIr
o'clock T.. n.
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of tue.
DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA.

This Company cilccs unri7alIod facilities for
the transportation OF fraight and passengers,
and will run their stoaniors regularly as follows
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EUii NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, now and substan::ai e. +
iron steamer LADY or The LAKE uAssssssaE
leaves the company's wharf, Washington, Ev-
Ely MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, st Eve o clock ?. H.. and Alexandria u:
$50 p. H.; returning, ios7es Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, Thu GSDAY and SATURDAY,
ct ) ciocl. p NJ. This line connects ct Nor
folk with TIE ships Of the Merchants and Nj
rcrs Transportation Company for Boston and
route 10 tnose cities and their connections
throughout. New England Fare to No:loy:; .
scund trip 81 Tickets good until used
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@EEA ~ ssS-
BOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
On and after bGPTEMBEE II, 1878, boa!s
will leave IS follows:
ALELANDElA--GO %. : 90. 50, 10 10 ard
Ii 80 slu and u IS, co, so, 20 and 50 p. n,
WASHINGTON-G 90 10, 93o. 10 20 8. n.
Il 10. anl %, 40, 4 20, L % md GO p. n.
aug 2J-tf
pESUMHTION OF ROUTE.
On and after THURSDAY, February nth,
1875, tbs steamer III Alta 0, Captain
I'm. II, Byles, will be run as follows:
Loave AlexanGris EVERY MONDAY,
| THURSDAY snd SATURDAY, FROM King
| street wharf, st hslt-past seven O'CLOCK
G. m, Tor Landings OF the Potomac as far down
rs Nolnin. Leave Nomini EVERY TUES
Lay and FRIDAY MORNING, ct o'clock,
tOr Washington, arriving carly the ssme even
| Ing. Freight received daily.
| feb II j. BkODEES & CO., Agents.
INLAND u SEABOAHD COASTING co.
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Ser @ d b +.

1aaft beS &ep. Satber Ydu1 unb bes 9errt
&eter Manufacturer of Tanning Mills)
ma6te. Der 6pdwlrbtse 9err 1T etn
ta9ttser SeetlDrser In ieber 8e;iebun9 Mnb
i1eut feine Mabe, nod &rbett, ben tbm
anpertrauten @enetnben NIT aaer Spr9s
falt Sprsufeben unb fur beren @ebetben su
1crsen. @te berlelbe mir iaste, bat bic
@emeinbe fetnen Gent S4ulben uno 1T
oteies bduptld9lt9 Der Ginisteit Der Sc
meinbe unb ibrem opferwiaisen Sinn in
8etref BON Sir4enfa4en 3u5uldretben,
cenn vGtntra6t ma6t @a9t."
6enrp 8eIer 1T Elm lufiser Geleai9af>
ter unb Elm @el6dftSmann tm pabren
Gimme beS 8crteS. Seitbem berielbe pa5
@atent elmer ni6t su Notwithstanding
Mill beiibt, nimntt ietn germr9en srpB@
artt9e Otmeniipnen an, bd 1etne neue 9us>
mible in sans @merifa nt@t sebcten per~
BEN fdnn. Sauf Centre 1T elm ti9tiser
@ei4dftsplas, Bat einen SprtrefFther
Marft unb ntrb tn etntsen Nonaten bic
Giienbabn Sabtn fertts ietn, 70 baB bic
@rpbufte Der Sarner mad aIen Setten Bin
DerIdnbt werten fDnnen. Man Bat gar
feline Sbee BON ben rieii9en Gel1dften,
wel6e 6err GapIer unb Inbere III S1uf
Centre tretben, penn ma lpl4es ni6t nit
etsenen Musen seleben BAT. Die hinge
eenb 1T NIT reiden Sarmern bepDlfert unb
1T du9 mod man6e5 quite Stld Sdnp bier
btais su faufen. Die Gtnwdnperun9 mad
bteiser Gesenb 1T lebr srpb unb f9eint In
i3utunft s~rpbarti9e Oimenitpnen ansuneb~
men !; tnbem 6err Gapier mir 6unberte
BON Srtefen setste BON 9euten aus ben
Dflt4en Staaten, wel9e i'm INT &atb unb
Ausfunft iber 9anb unb 2eute baten. GU
nit iAetnen enbli6 bic S~emibunsen beS
6errn Gapier, bic Ginwanbernns mad bic
flyer @eserb su ~fSrbern, NIT grfcfs se<
frDnt su ieben, inbem berett5 l6pn iebt fat
iete 8p@e etne Nense fatBpttl6er Oeut>
i6en li6 bier nteberlaie unb 1Dmit miro
balb bic fatbplil6e @emetnbe in Sauf
Centre cine Ser bebeuterbfen In bteiem
GOuntp Ietn. SER Gapier wirb fetS Be-
reit lein, Gintpanberern NIT &atb unbSbat
betsufeben. Gum S6luB 5errn Gapler
metnen bersGt6ten Danf fur bic mir err
setste Gaffreunbl6aft. Sur INNER Spr~
wGrts ; tppIet Sbr Sarmer int Often sutes
eanb unb sematblt6e Qeute, bann 9ebet
na6 Sauf Centre.
Gin &etfenber aus GbtcdSD.
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9. SO. Jnserfo4 s So.

Dteie in ben tpettefen &retfen fetr ppr>
tbeilbaft befannte unb bur9 tbre reele 8e>
btenun9 Der DS4t aablrei9en &unbI6aft
beltebte Sirna, BAT ibre Sel6dftslofale,
Gde Der @abaIbd unb 3. GtraBe, neben
Der erDben 8ride bdbter aud fur bic eee
senwdrtise unb %fDmmenbe Sailon auf bas
&ei6baltiste in jeber 9infi9t ausseHattet
unb pas ia ni4t gu ilberleben 1T: fe lie.
fert bic beten 8aarenaube bile
.1t9fen 9reiIen. "a bteie Sirmd ibre
Gintdufe fets an birefter Queae i'm @rp<
ZEN unb sesen 8aar ma4t, 70 lift le
tn Der Sage, ibrer iebr aussebebnten &unb>
l4aft aud s1ns un8ewDtntt@e gortbeile
baraubieten. Gs pirbe III tpett fibren.
BIER nur bic @1uptartifel aniufubren, pel>
DE tn benz b%et1nnten Store benz Yubtifum
sur Sefidtisun9 pDrtie9en, anb pirb baber
Sebermann ant Sefen tbun, f6 perIDnli9
su nber3euset, itbem Der beutlde @artner
Der Sirnta, forpie ntebrere teutl6e G(erfs
sur Grtbeiluns a1er winIAbaren Nus<
tunft nit sr6bter SrennbliGfeit fets berett
tnb. nebrisens febe mon bic &n,etee Der
Sirma auf Der a6ten 9ette bteIes 8lattes.
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Sic Sta6ttpablcn facet ant ndhiten
Denfus itatt. Sisber berrl9t Yo1fdnbts
9e &ube menisfens auf Der SberFd4e;; unh
BEL S9fu6 bcs 8latteS lie9t fetn bettmm'
ties @rpsramm Spr. @Dse btele &ube nt3t
tn @1et9saltisfeit bet ben @dblern ausar~
ten, ~Ipnbern isber mad beiem @tfen flint
men I'M SntereFe beS aGsemeinen 8pRleS.
9peben mtrb bas &elult1t Der gcrpab>
len befannt. NlS bempfrattiae Ganpibas
ten linb npminirt:
l. @arb. l. @reeinct. SIR atbermann
S. +. Gapiblon.
SIR S9ultnlpeftpr-Or. Nurpb9.
/. @arb. l. @reetnet. SIR Mlpermann
Sobn S'Gpnnpr
Sir @%Gultnlp.-S. Dcnne09.
2. @arb. 2, @rectuct. STR S4ultnlr.
GufreSne.
3. @arb. l.. Yrecinet. SIR Mlbermann
Sbcs. Grace.
SIR @9ulinfp. 6. Gu1en.
4. @arb. SIR Ilberm.-GBas. Sting
palb.
SIR S6uttn1p.--&obt q. Smttb.
4. @arb. 3. 9reetnet. SIR Ilbernt.
s. %. @risss.
Sur @6ultnlp.-S. S. MeGarbs.
5. 8arb. Sir @lberm. -8m. &Bpbes.
Sur 96ultnip.-@. S4efer.
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Aus SSinona fam uns cine lanaere

Aus WinOna fam uns cine lGnsere
Gtnlenbun9 3u, NIT benz erfreult4en Be-
ri4te BON ben snten Sprtf9rttten, ipel6e
bic bcrtise ct. Spiepbs Gemeinbe unter
Der Qeituns ibres SeetfOrsers bodw. 6errn
q. 9eIer maGt; ferner scn ben erbeben-
ben Seterlt6feiten tpdbrenb Der Gbarmp6e,
BET Der @uferfebunssfeier unb ant 8 ter>
fefe. Serner tptrb bert4tet:
@m . erbtentd9 bereiteten unlereS 6ul<
Timber ibren Gltern unb alien S9ulfreun-
ben etnen pabren Genub; le feierten nam.
lid in Der ct. SbpmaS Safe tbre erte
Grbibttipn. Die 6a1e tpar gum Grbrlden
SD1. Gin ret9balttses @rrsramm purbe
bur6sefabrt. @errli4e Geianse we6ie1>
ten NIT fur5en bramattfAen Studen bu~
mprtfti9en SnbaltS as. Die 1ieben &let>
nen enttebtsten ii4 ibrer @ufsabe CUR pDa-
iten 3ufriepenbeit aler &npeI enben. Die
einSelnan Soften murber nit ether Gprreft~
Belt selpielt. bic ma BON fplGen fletnen
Gartelern gar nt6t ertparten iD1te. Sic
neberral9un9 mar UNI 70 dGsemeiner unb
9rbber, ais bteies Der erlte gerlu9 unierer
beutl6en fdtbDlti4en S9ule mar. @aes
stns sufrteben unb ~Ser9niet mad 6au1e
unb bas @nbenfen IN btelen @benb wtrb
nod LANCE In Aaer @ebddtntb tleiben.
Nt6t Bios Der setftse, aud Der ntaterte1e
GrfOl9 mar etn beteutenber. Gs purben
ndmli6 800 gum 8efen Der @emeinbe err
sielt. 8elonbern Dant Serbtenen unlere
S6ull6wefern de Notre Dame fur tbre
9emubunsen ferner bc6w Satber Got
ter fir bic unentseltliGe 1eber1aFuns Der
ct. Sbpmas :6a1e; aud bas Gomite,
befebenb aus ben 6erren Spbn 81. Sad,
Spfepb SaSintpr unb SIR. Gdert ; enb1i6
uniere Orsaniftn, MiB @ars grdnble, fir
tbr i9Dnes Sptel wGbrenb Der 9aulen.
co wpden mir benin in Gcttes Namen
INNER frtl4 unb riifts sOranlAretten.
Gin Gemetnbemtts1teb.
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stuf benz gSei,enmarft alma es Fl

stuf bent @Sei;enntarft sins eS bier
wdbrenb Der persansenen @o6e lebr leb<
baft, 1pwDbt btni9tlt6 3ufubren auf Der
Gtienbabn, pte per Idle, unb bennp&
belt Der @rets i4 auf $1.O5--l.1O unb
iinb in ben elevators nt4t aubersew6bn>
liGe gprrdtbe aufsebduft. Gab Der Srets
uut eintse Gents f4wanft, 1test in Der Na<
tur Der d%19emeinen Sage, ba Der Selesrapb
son etnem Sag gum anbern iebr tptberlprer
4enbe Sert6te brtnst.
Die 6auptnptirunsen fnb:
ct. @au1 $1.O5-1.1O
Mtlwaufee $1.17-1.14
Gbiedsc $1.1O
Stem gDrf $1.2S
9iSerpDD1 $1Os-6D
4uf BEN Mdrften int 2anbe dnbert Der
@reis int gerbd1tntb tbrer Gntfernuns CUR
G%tienbabn.
Sbtse 3ablen m6sen BEN Sarntern etn
Singer sets fetn, i4 NIT sutpartenber Spe<
eulattpn nt6t ansupett etnsulaGen.
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Mus ct. Gubcrtus ltest uns etn ge<
riGt DOR, benz mir, neil leiber lebr Seripd<
tet, muir furs entnebunen ~f6nnen, pae baielbft
bic Muferfebun9sfeter ant gbarlamfas
Ibenb cine unsep6sn1t9 eldnsenbe mar.
nit grocer @rCceiiicn, aflsemetner Seleu4~
tuns, Muiif u. {. ~. Damn f9retbt Der
6err Correspondent:
9n ndmliden Sage batten MIR bic Slide
unleres alien SreunbeS Serb. @tesert6 aus
3pntsomerY gum Grabe beslettet. Ser
gertprbene BAT I'M 2. Ninneipta &e9iment
Comp. 6. sebtent unb ieinen Gameraben
let es sur Gbre seiast, bab bteielben f4
trps Ter fur3en 3eit swii6en ieinem Spbc
unb feinem 8esrdbntb, 70 sablret4 etnse>
funben batten. Mit f6warawetben S&dr>
pen, ben Sars auf Der S%Dbtenbabre UNI
tebenb, tpartenb auf bic Gtnieenuns bur@
ben @errn @farrer fdnben tte alien geter<
amen aus 2anesbursb, Gerrsmare urb
montgomery; fosar BON Manfatc tparen
Sreunbe berbetsefcmmen, nit bent @eflble,
bae Elm braSer &dnerab, fpenn aud nt6t
TIM &usel <&esen, 8efprben fet. Na9 Der
Ginfesnuns tOben fe bic tbeuren 1eberrefe
auf ibre S4ultern unb trusen bteietben
burd's Stdbt6en aur 1esten &ubefdtte ;
unter @%bfneuns bes Mtierere. Cine err
sretfenbe 9et6enrebe bielt Der Yfarrer am
Grade. Na4 ben iblt6en @ebeten unter
MbTnsur9 beS 2tebes: yGas S4idlal
mtrb &einen Serf6cnen" tpurbe bas Grab
ausebeft. @an4er bebauerte tas sufrlbe
&bleben bes gerfOrbenen, Sbrdnen 1psen
bdufs aber aud Stele ulte 8etannte, bic
iest mad Sabren f4 unSerbcft nod elm
mai tpteberluben, i9dttelten fi& bic @dnhe
frpb, nod unter ben 9ebenbet su fetn, nit
ben @orten: 8alb wtrb aud wpbl bic
&etbe an Inns iein = Ttefe ernfen @eban>
fen wurben f6ttebtt9 nit Gerfenfaft Be-
nest. @Osen btelelben CUTE @ur3el l61a>
gen, Inn nidt tpteber perseGen III wer>
ben!
9. &. e.
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Aus ew @ras, Septt Co., wirb
uns beri6tet, bab btefes Stdbtden int
beftsn @ufblaben 1T. Gtne @ense @ebdu<
be tperben aufsefibrt. infer wadere
5reunb q. 9bttipp trdst su bteiem &uf>
i6wuns feinen suten She'll Bel er Bat felt
einem Subr ntGt peniser ais etnunb3pan>
sig guulptten p~ertauft, n~tetftens an Der
Mtnneapptis unb ct. 2puis G%ilenbabn.
&lrStt6 befam bds Gtdbtden audi etne
S~euerlprtbe BON 3tnneapclis.
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ct. Saul marble @prfS 1T bic
Strma tes 6ern. Sronf Grren, pel6er an
Der ct. Seter Strabe babter, SO. 1853 me-
BEN Sintme'S Stcre Elm 8tlbbauer< unb
MarmOrsef6dft erSfnet Bat, empfebtt fG
elmer pertben &unbl6aft su etabt unb
9anb CUR e~ieferuns BON NDnumenten,
Gratfeinen unb iberbaupt ane in bteles
Sad sebSrtse &rbeiten. grOmpte unt
biItse Sebienuns finb ausef6ert. Rau
renoe ft4 seF. an ben Gi%sentbdnner Der
Sirma 9rn. Sr. Grren, wet9er ftets bereii
III, nit 3et9nunsen unb gldnen fur ane
wani6baren sefeaunsen Gustunft su &c.
Ben.