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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31
JOHN BULL Attorney for owner,
oc2std Room 30 Corcoran Building.
GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL rs
~ TATE. No. 81 EAhT CAPIrOL ST. N. u.

BY virtue OF n decree of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed September 20, 1873, in
equity cause No Gl6l, document ls and confirmed IN
general term October TO- 1872 VIII offer for sale AT
public aucilon ~ front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, November g. at O'Clock y. M. the follow ing
described premises Wiz All of those certain pieces
Of ground, with the improvements thereon, laid
down on the ground plat OF the District of Columbia
us the Western part Of original lot eleven, and the
eastern part OF original lot ten In square number
seven hundred and eighty-scven, beginning thirty
four feet and three inch west of the southeast
ner of said lot eleven thence west twenty-five feet;
thence south one hundred and ten feet 10 n thirty
loot alley; thence along the lines and angles of said
alley to point thrty-iuur feet and three inches
OF the southeast corner Of said lot eleven; thence
north one hundred and w cuiycight feet TO the place
OF beginning Improved by new threesiory brick
dwelling.
Terms OF sale-one,third of the purchase money to
be paid In cash the day o. sale or five days there
AFTER hundred dollars of which shall be paid as
deposit on the day of sale, and the balance In three
equal insnmCnts of six twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale, for which the purchaser shall
deliver to said trustee his promissOry notes dated
the day of sale and TO bear interest at the rate of
- -- --'"um. All convevai,.-ng ut the cost
OF the purchaser The property will be sold subject
to deed OF trust oil $3.50 bearing interest ut the rate
of 10 per cent per nnnum, all of which will more
fully appear by reference TO the, proceedings In tn Is
cause. BELNA a, LOCKWOOD Trustee
G0 street, Washington, u.
DIrNCANgON RROS.. Auctlonpprs Ocgl-IOt
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To take effect
sUNDAY. NAY Is. lA1o. Al l.20 a. n.

10 takc eject
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1870, Al $40 A, NJ.
AM Leave wesbingtoni
TON EXPRESS Ellicou CITY. ON Sundays to
napoS Junction US esPsp i aRoyScr EK idee
and Mount Wnans Breakfast at RELAY Station.
strasburg, Winchester, lIagerston, Frederick
sOO-tBA EfiMoRE ESD LAUREL EXPRESS.
6;O-Point OF Rocks Piedmont, stnsburg, Winches-
so9 ter Ssc yoEK G99 way Sf2qi BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Purior Car TO
s:S5-fS'r Louis. CHiCAGO' COLUMBUS, AND
PlrTSBURG EXPRESS. Frederick, Hager5-
Through car 10 Staumton. Pullman Cars to Cln-
cnnati daily Grafton to Snndusky daily. except
eOo.-.ion Sunday only Baltimore, Annapolis, and
1o:oO"BH LTIMoRE EXPIRES stops at Bladens-
burg College, Belisyille. Laurel, Annapolis juno
=. tion Jessup's, and Hanover
%0 AnqsRG2a EIcpts C'y and W S6y
lesion Sunday only-Baltlmore and Way.
d;S5-BHLTiM0RE E 81 BGA DENsBURo AND LAu
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, Via Relay. stops
4s5~tPont Of Rocks, Ffedcrick Hagersown, Win.
sqeTS sn and wy yy sSin o 9G sunday to Point
ApppIinp2l; nqd WnE s' AMI gAI
TlMoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except sunday.
Norfolk passengers taken In the cars direct TO
csDSPSSi Of locks AID Way stations. ' ~
7.ND-tBaltimore and Way stations.
sIC-tBA AUTHORITARIAN PRESS. Ellicou CITY, Win
Relay.
s:i5-tCfIfCAGO COLUMBUS, AND PITrsBURG
E&PRltSs. Sleeping car to Chicago Plt'sburg'
except Sunday. .. 80. . .
1015-tNtW York, PITTLA DELPHIA, AND BAL.
TtMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladensburg ana
Laurel. Sleeping to New York and special
sleeping car to Philadelphla - .-,,
I1:OO-tsr. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
tDaiiy sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All Trains stopN Relay station.
-. iurtncr inIornarion Apply ri baltimore Hnu
Ohio ticket olcps-WnshiongtOn station, and G03 Gl0
and lI35 Pennsylvania uVenue-where orders Will he
taken for Baggage TO be checked and received at amy
point In the city, w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
GEO. s. kOONrZ .Gonernl AEent.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
yNLANp AND sEAnoARD CoAsTING COM
IA Pan.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
AND THE SOUTH.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE E~
will leave Washington on MON elIall21Scs5czl~
DAYS. at y. ~, stopping at Pney Point anu Point
Lookout, connecting with steamers to Boston, New
York and liichmond aud railroad lines South
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at 4 p IN.
First-cas lare....,Sa co. Round trip.........s3 90
SecOnd-class iure...Sl.5 80 Round trip 20
FOR POTOM-iC RIVEK LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday and Thursday, far
down as Nomni; Thursday and Saturday for Curri-
oman and LeOnardtown, stopping at intermediate
landings going and returning.
STEIMERS FOR VIEW YORK
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and T. G. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier II East River, New York. ev-
cry Saturday. NJ D. M; Georgetown Friday morn
inE aud Alexandria same day,
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply at Office under
National Metropolitan Bank Fifteenth streel,or office
OF agent, foot of sixth street. Washington, and G3 Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON,
se2j President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31

BY virtue of deed OF trust dated August II, A. D.
1876 duly recorded in liber No Sf, folio lC2' one of
the land records for the District of Columbia and Mt
the request the holder OF the secured thereby
we VIII sell at public AUCTION In front Of the premi
ses on WEDNESDAY November g. 1870, Mt 1880
o'clucS p M, all that certain p zee or parcel OF
ground situate IN the city of Washington, ID. G.,
known and described rs lot numbered thirty (3i),
of Kely's subdivision OF parts OF lots six () and
seven "a, In square numbered two hundred and
oightrseven esd, together with the improvements,
&c, free from NIL encumbrances.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance In one,
two and three years with interest ut per cent
per annum secured by II deed of trust on the prop
erty sold, all cash, at option OF the purchaser 10
deIosit required ut the time OF sale, and all convey
nncng and recording at purchasers cost. Terms TO
be complied with III seven days, otherwise the rus-
tees the right TO resell the property ut the
risk and COS tofthe deiaulting purchaser.
EUGENE CARUSI, rr,s,oa.
o2-eoSds NATHANIEL CARUSl, ''"''''''
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. BOswORTH, 9lS l. STREET n. W, IS THE
~ most skillnl and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city. An nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured, Female diseases special.
ty. Refers TO Senators d. w. Voorhees,, Indiana; j.
j. Patterson, =. G.; Samuel Norment, Washington D.
G., and uthcra. Consultation free a competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend 10 ladies
uuiJ.IN
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AUCTION SALES.
UNuos ]. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers,
Il 122i Il street northwest.
Extensive snIe of Valuable Build
ing lots Ina Square BI5s situ-
atcd iinnlc tli Itely west of the
residence Of the British Em-
buSsy.

on WEDNESDAY afternoon, November e. at 4
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell number Of
choice Building Lots, fronting respectively on Niue
teenth, Twentieth and " streits, New Hampshire
avenue, Sunderland Place and Pstreet Circle, being
portions OF square No 49, unsod at the suc Of last
April
Tho superior character OF the improvements now
In process of completion on lots heretofore sold In
this square, together with the number OF eleg mt
residences going up IN tho Immediate vicinity, rem
ders this an unusually attractive sale.
Title perle 4. An abstract OF same by NJ. Ashford,
esq, may be seen on application.
Terms-Onc third cush, the remainder In six and
twelve months with interest at seven per cent pay
able seiniannuay; deferred payments secured by
deed OF trust ON property sold.
deposit OF $50 will be required ON each lot sold ut
time of sale
oc2s-td Roam 2g Corcoran building,
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TRE GMIIH \ EaGR MAN0FAClORING CO.,.

LOCK BOX l7Oi, BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
Manufacturers of specia.ues In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government ana Giant Pad
locks, sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, organ
Locks the automatically made Giant Sash Chain, au-
pernr to every other and very much cheaper. No
special pulley required. The smith Egge Manutuc-
turing 20 also gives special attention TO the making
OF estimates for the cost Of the manufacture of pat
ented inventions aud all tho necessary tools and the
manufacturing Of the same on royalty, All eonlmu'
nCatiOns treated ConudentlAlly. ocld'eoOm
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GEN Kilhurn. u. ). a.
Under DR.. Won MOsChEhkers treatment recovered
my hearing. Z. l., klLBlhN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31

STEAMER MATTANO Captain
- William H. Bylos). on and after SzSe,e~
April 70, leaves wharf foot OF sixth tss4rkl,ESsa
and n streets every ucsday, Thurs ra&-fStSZS1ssr
day, and Sunday, mt a. M for the Potomac River
landings. on SUNDAYS for Mattox Greek, Colton's,
and landings In ST. Clements Bay. On Thursdays for
Mattox Creek and landings In Wicomlco River. ON
Tuesdays Tor Cotons and landings In Naminl Creek.
Returning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, making Intermediate landings. Also Chapel
Point on Wednesdays coming up.
For further information inquire at offices Of G.. l..
SHERIFF. No. 81, and MA Pennsylvania avenue. or
al office, foot of sixth and streets southwest
my2Au r. JONES. Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31

Son OF Gov, BISHOP, OF OhO.
Or Won MOschLskcr operated very successfully
on my eyes and restored nay sight
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T T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctlonccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a DESIRABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING,
NO. I22I NEW YORK AVENUE
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TRAVELLERS GUIDF.
RALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Double,Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST
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thank you very sincerely iur the relief received
from our treamtnt my hearing which has been
seriously impaired. the result OF M excessively Sc
we're cold. ID. W, NOORH El.S
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-31

LNVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
IL AT REAsONAB BILE RATES,
Al IKE EpUBLlCAN OFFICE,
1905 " street northwest
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Spencerian Business College,
COR. SEVENrH IND Il SITS. N. W.

Gives education for real life to sons and daughters
The course comprises Penmanship. Spelling, Compo-
sitlon, Correspondence Business Arithmetic, Single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Practice,
Political Economy, Commercial Law and Lectures,
Day and evening sessions Open Tor reception OF stu
dents last Monday in August and thereafter For par
tculars visit the College or address
AUG IL G. SPENCER Prncipai
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Paciiic Mining Stocks,

SAN FRANCISCO, October 30, 1879.
he following are the official closing quotations. of
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LOTTERY.

< CIV "NnIn onrc-m''NIlY TO WIN A
A - i,I;;;tst.1 - = IN ~, -'''"T-
BUTTON. CLASS l., AT NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1879 - Hath MONTHLY
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Of M USIC

S07 EIGHTH STREET N. w.
Catalogues on application. Tuition q aud upward
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
frse sAs R.rusl,oAu.l

Msn1as. Eusoas :-TAs ~ Of homss
Dr. the prsssAsrs at the M. CONT
encs, " bs I'D in New CsGtls, Aasch
llsth, ~ pristsd IN 70 dayss RxruBIi-
CAN, 10 incorrect, and Is given to the
press without any proper authority.
Respectfully, GEO. r. BRIsToR.
A Pastor New Castle N. X. Church.
March lah, 1879. ff sss As.f
ONLY 70 say that We sscsiv-
cd the intormation We published
through our legitimate channel for col
lscting news, and II Aasss< Ia anything
In onr report that Is incorrect, it Ia for
inmate thst no great harm can bS done.
We stated In our introductory that the
list was subject tn alterations, and
probably changes will b- made even
after Conference meets We understand
that the report was in the hands Of
Other papers some days ago for publi-
cation, but was recalled again. As no
report had been sent 70 us and no ~.
call made, Of course We were bound by
no obligations to withhold the report
when we got It. The emily difference it
seems to MS II. that what WAS intended
to b- first IL last, and the last has been
first.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Nigh senssl Cen.ssss,s.... Z

10 - . ~ p
Let the graduates Of the High School
have the Opera House, so that ths pub
lie can have real rational nights en-
tsrtainment. W. really cannot sss
what harm it will bs To the graduating
class, and II will bs sourcs Of great
pleasure To their parents and friends to
have an opportunity OF witnessing tho
progress the graduates have made dur
ing the long years that they have been
going TO the public schools. The sx-
psctation Of graduating with honors be-
fore large number Of warm hearted
friends and Of receiving their hearty
congratulations, has been no mean in
centivs to study, though w trust not
the principal one, and to deprive the
graduates Of the privilege Of coming
before them seems lik. an action ON
the part of tho Board OF Education that
will not b- justihable. II the High
School commencement il to br h-h in
the High School rooms, a hundred or
10 Of the nssr friends Of III. graduating
classes will crowd 1t as dens-ly ~ q
couple Of thousand would the Opera
HOUSE. Our High School commence.
ments are amongst our lsadiHg annual
ami iverssries, and are xnxi0usly look.
I'd forward to by thousands VI our pro-
pie with the greatest II interest, and
70 conGns the graduating classes 70 ths
narrow confines Of crsinped up school
room ia ~ unjust to the graduates a. It
Is to their friends. 1t is true that there
is some little dificulty every year sbo",
the distribution Of tickets for admission
to the Opera House, but the same din
Guilty would only exist to a greater *
tent II confined to the school room, and
then proGting by tn. experience Of
the past many OF the dihiculti-r I'll.
countrred may b- avoided in the III
ture. II the expenses OF tn. commence.
msnts wsr. 10 com. out Of the funds nf
the Board Of Education, ". can easily
se~ why the Board should object, but
a. they are made more than self sns
tanning, W. cannot s-- upon wLa,
grounds the Board should oppose any
more opening snaiv-rsarie. In the
Opera Houae Az the comm-pc cement
is tn. div.rging lin. between an active
school life and tn. realities of "a uhe-
qusr-d future, let the boys and girls
bid sdisu to one and welcome the other
in ths prsssnc- OF their friends.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05


4 ROGEKIES. Sugars, 7,s, 90lOc: teas,
" II, leM2Oc: good teas. 30D40c; extra teas
Soc: best. 6Oc: ts good Coffee 25c: extra, TO-,
lsM20c; Java. 30: old Dutch Java, 80: Oleinc
SOAP, &c; sand soap, &c: Babbitt's. &c; Poor
Mans. 5Wt': washing crystal. Sc; washing
soda, &c; tomatoes. &c: corn, gc, able peaches,
nc; 3t cans peaches. 2Oc; 3 Hs raslnS, 2jc; 9 ibs
buckwheat. 25c: 8 lbs oatmeal, 25c; Is Ms extra
family -four, 75c genuine California honey,
In pint bottles, 2Oc per bottle: Hudson county
extra tub butter, l!c: molasses, T. sFtsc per
quart; syrup. l0c. extra l2c: best. l5c: cOrned
beet, DC per H.: salt meats &c per ID: Fresh beet
., ! sM9c per III; best stewing pieces, lOc; 0 H,s
mince meat, 25c. Wines and liquors for med-
cInal purposes. Rye whiskey for bathing pur-
poses, 51c per quart: extra old rye, -, Burk's
old Irish wAirkey, Sl.25: Holland gin, 81; Old
Tom gin, $50: best port wine, also: extra.
81 All goods guaranteed.
PETER J. FORD,
ml43in cod Third and Adams streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Chalmer's tho Bulldoxers.

The Gazette yesterday published
spprovingly, speech made by Chal
msrs Of Mississippi, in tn. House Of
Representative, in reply to the speech
OF Mr.. Blaine, referring to his district az
a most remarkable instance Of the sup
precision OF negro suffrage. Chalmers
tried to show how the Democracy won
the negro votes and that a split in the
Republican ranks arose out of the ieai.
onsly between the carpet baggers and
negro leaders. The Democracy took
advantage OF the split, and with bar-
becuss, brass bands, and professions in
red shirts captivat-d the negro. Let
u- see how this Chalmers captured the
negro vOt. OF his district, the votes of
which show that he i, not only the
boss bulldoz.r Of Mississippi, hut a
man entirely devoid Of truth. In 1874
the district had Republican majority Of
$1,000 out of total vote Of y 900. Jno.
W. Lynch was the Republican repre-
sentative in Congress. Bulldoling then
commenced and in 1876 thu district
elected this notorious Chalmers by the
gross-st frauds, marching the colored
Republicans up to the polls by hun
dr-dt, and a, the mouths OF pistols and
sho, guns, compelling them to vote tn g
Democratic ticket. Last November
Chalmer. va, again elected RECEIVING
6G63 votss out of sO5l votes cast there
being 1888 who dared to vote for Re-
publican candidate. Ar Chalmers only
got 6663 votes out OF a vote nf 1900
and was elected by 5275 maj ority,
there naturally exists some curiosity
to know what becam. Of the %, 900 Re-
publicans in the district. 1t does not
look as if they marched up to the polls
dressed In red shirts and led by brass
bands to vote for Chalmert. This kind
of stuff Is rather thin even for the
readers OF the Gazette, and yet this
is the kind it favors its readers with.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

The STATE SENATE yesterday passed
bill providing for the holding Of a
session Of the Court of Quarter Sessions
for the trial of criminal cases to be held
in the months Of September and Fehru-
ary. tn. Superior Court for the trial
of civil cases will remain rs at Present,
to be held in the months OF May and
November. This is a step III the right
direction, bnt the bill has y-t to run
the gauntlet Of passing the House.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

PRESIDENT Hayes has called au extra
session Of Congress to meet at Wash
ington on Tuesday, March 18th, at l2
o'clock, noon. This has been rendered
necessary by the refusal Of the Demo
Gratis OF the House 10 allow the apprO-
priations for legislative, executive and
judicial expenses Of til. government for
tn. fiscal year ending June Both, 1880.
This will entail several hundreds of
thousands of dollars of expense
upon the nation which might have
been avoided, if the Democrats
had divested their actions Of partisan
spirit. Upon them rests the responsi
bility of such expense, and should they
even in the extra session which is
called, persist in such course. il is
hoped that President Hayes will not be
backward in using the veto power re.
posed in him.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

20 "a ~
snos with their hoardias places 4. New
Castle, 4 It's lastsAAsisa, copied bodily
from the frs. sdition 9TH. Rx,u.l,cAx,
Rvsn sapplyiss tn. cSavsnisn. nans
q ''Cook," for q "lash' In our report
does not cover up the Wholesale steal.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
Advert tisis.g lssse..

The rates Of this paper are cents
p~. l,ns for the Asst insertion of all ad-
,-rtissmsnts, and three cents for all
subssqusnt insertions. Two third
YA,.~ for every other day. Yearly rates
., special prices.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

NRwS FROM DOVER do not look very
favorable tor the Court House removal,
though thousands OF people have petit
toned for it. The question is entirely
beneath the notice of a Legislature en-
gagged in such momentous questions as
opening an alley in Millsboro, placing
gate across lane in Sussex, fencing
in school districts, raising Gravelly Run
ditcl bank, and granting divorces.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

fut "GizETTE" has shown wonderful
enterprise by publishing the list Of
members Of the Wilmington Confer
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05

hoped fc1 the advancement Of the ne-
groes cf South Carolina and LouisfAns.
They appear TO bs hslplsssly I'M she
tolls. The committee ses in Congress-
only The power 10 right these wrongs,
but there Ia little hope this will be done
while that body Is constituted a. al
present. I'D
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
wRDMEsDA AAHCAs 9, la1ss

'.- xsptHLiSAN has the lasgese
. r,'assstss ~ sAy paper n Dsaa-
~sr~. Adv~rsia~rn tanHe . aese 81
Daily Republican., 1879-03-05
CRIPPEN'S TEA STORES,
NHEAP GROCERIES.

Good ncws-Cheap groceries ut No. l2O9
Market street Sugar ut 9, IS, y and 10 cents
per pound; Teasl7, 25, 30, and 90 cents; Ex-
celient coffee 2 NJ. for 2b cents our 10 cent
coffee IL known by all
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-07-09
VVStraha.

Jsem povInon dati vSem kraja-
nhm u zvlAste hos.inskym q dr4i.
tel6m stravnich domG vtstrahu
pred neberpecnym taskatem .
podvodnikem, kterf SO u mne po
nskolik mesic6 zdrzoval odesel,
anil by SO vypotAdal. Jmeno 10.
ho Jest Albert Mares ptijel sem
myslim yschodni cAsti Iowy.
Jest asi "a neb 25 roka star, po.
stavy vclke, OH cerns, vlas tmavS
kastanovy, tvrds hustS, nosil
male knirky pod nosem bsrvy
tmave, drobet koktA. Ptisel ke
mns as pied ttema ms ans-
maio ponsz, prosil pro boha, ..
bych iej na strayu wal = jemu
posetkal. Mel isem mad MIN g.
trpnost u ueinil jsem TAX. Brsy
do-tal praci mssicnim plstem.
Prvni mesic Cast sv6ho dluhu u.
platil, vsak In druhe diva msace
ostal dluien ujel tajne, jako xIo-
dsj. v tu samou dobu 3 MIN 80
mi ztratilo TEA sl0v hotovosti .
Elata jehlIce naprsnf EhotovenA .
pstidollaru. Tes jsem rucIl -
nsho KrAme IN satstvo q obuv,
an mne prosil, 10 jest beE odsvu
n ponex TO tci muslin nyni ~
nsho zaplatlt, Jest TO smutn6,
10 men nami Cechy Jest podob.
nSch taskA.d a podvodniki, ktcff
krajany sys TAX kIamati mohou.
A ably toto nekale femeslo sv6
snad jinde tea neprovoEovsl, jsem
nucen into vSstrahu dAti.
Jest jeste vice podobnsch krs-
jan6, ktsfi tfeba neuieli TAX tai.
ns, vsak piece odtud SO odebraIi,
E6stanoace mi dlufni. Muosi .
mich dlufi mi jiz deIsi dobu, an'f
by so k platu hlksili. Takovtm
dAvkm m sroxumenou, se pakIi
so nepfihlAsi = nevypofAdaii. tef
imsna jeiich uvetejnim. Tea W.
.Svkm vAcIava Smida &c Cedar
ably ri xastavens a mn4
vsci vyplstil. jinak sakrotim
soudns q necbkm sastsvens vxei
ID scrifs prodst, sbych ku svsmu
pfisel. (Pokrstoykni pFisss.)
Omaha 8. servsnce 1879.
v1CLAv KUcERA-