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The Spanish Gunboats.
News by Atlantis Caole.
Washington News.


WAsHISGTON. December is. - A
delegation from Florida, consisting OF
Representative e. Hamilton, Bishop
Pierce, colored member of the State
Senate, Col. Cass, Adjutant General
Of the State, and j q. Gibbs, Seere-
tary Of State, accom- panied by Senator
Wilson, called on the President this
morning, for the purpose OF getting
the troops being sent TO Florida to aid
the authorities in exercising the laws
and protecting the lives anG property
of the citizens. The party claims
that q large number of assassinations
have occurred lately. Grant, IN re-
spouse to their request, stated that he
F. confer with the Secretary Of
car on the subject, and that means
should be taken 70 eifeotually carry
out tiN laws.
The tctal collections Of revenue on
tobacco in Virginia for nine months,
ending November 80. we're S2.Sl1&23.
an increase Of nearly two aud a half
millions over last year. The ship
ments in bond show an excess Of fiYe
and a half million pounds
The business at the Capitol 10 cay
was confined 10 the Reconstruction
Committee, which was engaged in ex
amining witnesses, regarding the local
politics and administration Of justice
in the various counties Of Virginia.
The entire subject Of the admission
OF Virginia was postponed until after
the Congressional recess. This ac-
ton IS regarded by many as favorable
to the application OF the test oath to
the Virginia Legislature. Tho Com
mittee will take up the Georgia case
Monday.
Mr.. Bndd, Conservative member
of the Virginia Legislature, stated to
the Committee in reply 70 the qaes-
tion, that two thirds OF the Cooserva-
tive members of the Legislature would
be unable to take tho test cath.
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Inalaa Intelllgence.


VT WAsHIEeT0N, December 19.-The
Superintendent of Indian Affairs for
New Mexico forwards to the Indian
Office q report Of the coalition of the
Mescalora and-Apache Indians, in
which it IS stated that they are still
0n the war path Ga the night of
November 13, party Of twenty of
them took about = hundred head of
! cattle from a man living twenty miles
east of Fort Stanton, 90 the Rio
Hondo- The commanding oaieer at
Fort Stanton sent Lieutenant Gushing
and a detachment Of thiTty-txo men
baf Company It, Third Cavalry, in pur-
suit Of them.
The cavalry followed their trail over
/ Eery rough and broken country, and
/ IQYertUok the Indians Ia & canon on
FtHe Rcrthside of Gaudaloupe Mona-
tains. ebeat 200 miles south Of Fort
Stanton, ana at n0on Of the 18th at
tackled them After fighting three
hours, Lieutenant Gushing completely
/ routed the Indians, captured about
forty head Of stolen stock and twenty
/ six horses aud mules belonging % the
Asagages. Tbs number Of Indians en-
gagged IN the fight Is estimated at
about 100. and the number killed and
wounded Is.
They abandoned their property
during the fight aud took to the rocks
on the sides Of the canon. The
rocks were upEards of 1000 feet
I high The trail was very difficult to
follow, the Indians frequently divid-
ing into small parties and scattering
/ over the country to conceal their
trail. Lieutenant Gushing travelled
the last hundred and twenty miles, in
pursuit. without water tor his men
and animals.
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Fhs Spanish Guaboats.

New YoRK, December 19.-At one
o'clock this morning, eighteen Spanish
gunboats, whose departure has been
hourly expected during the past week &
took up position in the wake CT thS
Spanish war vessel Pizarre, which had
been lying IN North River during tbs
past three weeks, and following it
steamed slowly down the river out il
the bay Few spectators were present
and there was no demonstration what.
ever. Twelve unfinished guaboat'
yet remaia at Dslametre's works.
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lee Broken Away.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. Dec. 10
The ice ia the Hudson has broken
away near Germantown. and is float.
ing down the river in heavy masses.
The steamboat Rip Van Winkle tried
to reach Roundout yesterday, but had
to put back. The sudden cold snap
will now close navigation TO this
noint.
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t,nnhIrn AHYIrPs.

CHICAGO. December 1S.-The St.
Paul Press to-day publishes letter
from Pembina, dated December 9Th,
which says the Press tomorrow will
publish a letter from Pembina. De-
ceAber 9th, which says. however In
credible il may appear, IL is neveTthe-
\ less truo that Governor McD0ugah is
willing to enlist even saVages. 10
order to force his yoke upon the
Christian people a Winnepeg. The
writer ssys he learned that McDOu-
galE's emissaries were using every
I effort to induce the Swampy Indians,
near the mouth Of Red River. % de-
clare for Uanada aud take up arms ia
favor of McDougaH.
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pealh b aon. Ragh L. Henrr.

CHESTER, VI, December 19. Hon.
hugh Fl Henry. President OF the
Vermont Valley Railroad, and United
States Marshal for the District OF
Vermont. died at bis residence last
night Mr. Henry was widely known
among business men throughout the
couptry
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oBurch Celebra,,op

ST. Louis, December 19.-The
union of the Old and New School
Presbyterian Churches was celebrated
here to-day. In the forenoon appro-
pirate discouFses were delivered Ia
all the Presbyterian Churches. This
afternoon union saeramental services
were held in the First Church, and
this evening a general union meeting
or jubilee was aeld in the same
place. All the services we're xell
attended, epeciaiig tonight, the
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PoRTL AND, Ne. Dec. ia com
mittee Of the city government visited
Salem on Saturday. to confer with the
Trustees Of the Peabody destitute, in
relation TO the reception here Of the
remains Of George Peabody. Ii is
thought the final ceremonies will take
place at the Peabody Institute q week
or ten days after the arrival here Of
the remains.
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HAVANA, December Is The mail
steamer from Vera Cruz brings dates
from the Ctty of Mexico to the 10th
inst Oyatious to MT. Seward con
tinued on the 81. Senor Romero
gave a grand dinner in his honor, at
which speeches were made by Romero,
Frederick Seward and others On
the Sth a grand ball, attended by
1000 citizens, was given at the Ma
tion9l Theatre, and the neighb0rIng
streets were decorated aud lllumin-
ated. The Monitor, referring to
Mr.. Stewards speech about his disin-
terestedneas in coming to Mexico,
says a guilty conscience needs no
aceuseT. The French Journals criu-
cised Romero severely for tcastlng
the King Of Prussia, sayiug that
Bismarck S spies keep close watch Of
the movements Of Seward aud Rom
eTO.
The same journal continues 10 give
political significance 10 Stewards trip.
The entire republic IS full of pro-
nunclamentoes.
There vas q temporary luli II the
revolution at San Lais. At Qaere-
taro armed factions were confronting
each other, and several sAirmishes
have already occurred An armed
insufrection exists in M chooean aud
bands have taken 90 the fields IN
Jalese0. At Mazatton q revolution
is hourly expected A company of
Federal troops was attacked 10 tie
State of Mexico. only eight leagues
from the Capitol a Captain aod
three soldiers were killed, Disturb
anees had also occurred ct Iuallen
ciue0
The dfOaifor states that the sixth
battalion Of troops had Joined the
Puebla Insurgents, and the fourth
battalion had been defeated.
Gen. Alietere had Informed the De
paTtment that nc had no confidence In
his troops in their present condition.
As . test OF the strength Of the Ad-
minlsttation, a mob had attacked a
/ Protestant congregation at Puebla,
during service. The mob was led by
m imperial eliiceEg ana uTged on by
+ Priests. Many efs the congregation
were severely injured acd some, It is
( supposed will die. This mob tried
to- barn Protestaats alive. using
Bibles as the tU8eTas pile. The
police ipterlsTed aud arrested sev-
eTaL The rioters af1egWard went tC
several Protestant houses. IBspltipe
and threatening the iamates.
Tie Third Battalion Of Volunteer:
arrived from Spain to-day.
Gen. Puella, commanding at Puerto
Principe, announces that he viii be-
gln the eampsign against the In
suFgeBts. ~ ~ E&
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ting enlisted 90 board the gunboats
By exciting the suspicious of the Span
ish Consul with regard to the first lot
Of enlisted men. His object il TO CO.
operate with Lang, Who comnandsan
armed vessel at the South. when be
attempts to destroy the follia.
a Havana letter says q strong effort
is being made there to revive the
African slave trade.
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EnlnrAd ARn Hnrdara.I-

LOUISVILLE, December 19-John
Stewart. a worthy eolored servant,
employed In the saddlery shop near
the outskirts of the city, was assasi-
mated by either OF two whites, en-.
plpyes Of the establishment, named
Geo. Hoffman aud Geo. Ansteadt.
Stewart was shol through the left
breast. No reason IS assigned for the
deed save thirst fof blood.
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Foreign New.

ITALY.
ROME. December 19.-Cardinelle
Pentine. native OF Rome, died yes
terdpy. aged seveuty-two years. There
are now sixteen vacancies IN the
College OF Cardinals. Il is under
stood that the Pope will make no
nominations to ill vacancies while
the Eoumenical Council is in session
SPAIN.
MADRID, December 10 ton. Pfim
publicly declares that there has been
no change Of opinion Of the Govern
ment or OF the Cortes on tho qaes-
ton Of monarchy. The Duke of
Genos will probably receive the
crown. bat should he declare i, the
Government will not favor the es-
tablishment of Republic.
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To Joseph u. Euiott Samuel Orr, Dewitt
&. Keller, William Baker, Thomas e.
Ggrvin, II. j. Day, aud nc heirs Of Hugh
EOnolds, deceassds
aY OTECE rs aEREnY GIVEN. that
.E9 the pstitioa refsrfcl to In the above
notice was presented 10 tho Board OF
County Commissioners OF VandeTburgh
County, on the 18th day OF December, 1863.
and that the same 1Ras received and con-
sidered; and it ii ordered by said Board,
that the farther hearing and c0uHidera-
lion OF said petition be- continued until
the l7th OF January. 1870. and that notice
be gwen by the County Auditor, by publi-
cation in the Evansville Daily Journal,
that said application IS now pending be-
fore said Board and that ~ viii be heard
and decided oa sac said 18th day OF Janu-
aly, 1870. VICTOR BI5CH,
Auditor Wander bur2h County.
EyanayIue, Decent Der l8th, 1859.
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ST. JOINS, n. B., Dee, 18.-In the
trial of Monroe for murder. last even
lag. the jury brought IN a verdict Of
guilty, accompanied with a recon
mendatioa of mercy. The Judge has
deferred the sentence.
Itis reported from Ottawa that the
Imperial Government IS urging the
DomiDion Government to Purchase
Snider aud Enfield rifles for the use
of volunteers.
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cgoEoMos's CBHzADREas5 UNDEa-
- OLOYHES HUPPORTEE is the most
perfect article of the kind ever offered 10
the public; made prcttiiy, ITS uicely, gives
eeee and comfort, and ia jnet what every
Miss wants. Mothers interested it thG
comfort and health OF their daugLfara
should Uxadnina its merits. for sale at
MILLER, GARDNER q Co,
evansville, lnI.
Manufacf urcd by ID. B. SAUADeae q
co, SIS sumner street, Boston, Mass.
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K9UsINEss Wanted. maa
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and aeA Weather Strips and Eubblr
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MIILEEaEvILLE. n.c. l7.

ST. PAUL, Miun, Dec. lS.-Pam-
McDougall had enlisted a body ol
whites. aud Indians equal "a march
on Fort Gary at once The rebels
have four hurered men TO defaa3 this
position.
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nora Ab0aE the Spanish GunhOats--
Conspiracy an Feet 10 Destroy the

EAGGts
NEw YoRK, Deeembe9 I8.-The
fines says. In the matter of the con-
spiracy ahoat against the Span
ish aotilla: We learn, from persons
connected with the movement, that a
plan to intercept the gun boats and
capture and destroy them has been
matured, and is even new in the
course of development. Il appears
that George Abbott, who left this city
on Thursday, with fifty men, for the
South, sent thirty of them to a point
on the, coast. near the mouth 0 the
Potomac, where a vessel is ready to
receive them. and in which they viii
put. to sea aud cruise II the track OF
the fotilla Abbott returned ysstsr-
day morning with the remaining
twenty men, who he succeeded ia get
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Mnn Mnrdarad-

ALLEGHENY, n. T., December 10
DIR. Andrew Mead was murdered and
robbed In his store here last night.
Que thousand dollars reward IS offered
for The arrest Of the murderer
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AeEAf~AasfA AENAASs
MONTREAL, Dee. 1S-The Court OF
Queens Bench at Quebec, yesterday,
dismissed The application Of Cald-
wells counsel ON an appeal from
Judge Modelet's decision as to juris-
dictiou, on the around that as the ap-
plication originated Ia Montreal, it
could only be renewed before q court
sitting In that district. The case
came up-to day before Judge COUreol,
in +this city, on the application for
extfadition. The case was conducted
with closed doors. Ramsey appeared
for the u. s. Government, and Devin
for the defense korn, Of Brooklyn,
was examined for the prosecution. His
examination occupied the whole day,
and he viii be examined to-
morrow. His evidence was merely a
cOrrob0ratiou of the facts set forth In
the information.
TORONTO, December ia special
dispatch from st. Paul, says that the
editors Of the St. Paul Press have
received a letter from prominent
Canadians at Pembina. in which the
writer says Governor McDougall has
not called on Canada for troops, but
relies on the loyal people of the Ter
rit0ry to qleli the outbreak, and
thinds they can 10 it without blood
shed The letter also states. that the
fcrce which occupied Stone Fort
was rapidly increasing by aecossions
Of loyal people OF all classes, and
that large bands Of indians we're
ready 20 assist in defense of the hag.
The Insurgents, under Stuizmer,
had gone toward Pembina Reel
holds Fort Lowry with about forty
men. Donald Smith has left st.
Cloud for Fort Gary.
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DessFnetIye Fire

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dee. 19-Ihe
plane manufactory Of A. i. James,
at Williamsburg, was totally destroy
ed by fire on Saturday. The loss is
$4,000, on which there i no insur.
anee.
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Strarsd-slO Reward.

~ m1lel. sight 10 ten years old, anu
About twelve Co thirteen hands high. ANY
person giving Eaeh fnformailOn as may
lead 20 hGs recovery VIII receive T. reward
OF TEN DOLLARS.
FRED. GROISMAN.
In the Lowsr Bayo one and q half miles
above West Franklin. 1dslS ClW,w2t 4
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Az CrIo n Al n
UvCLAHmED BAGGAGE,

UNgLAHaxED BAGGAGE.
gWTsEE FOEH0WENa UNCLAIMED
Baggage will be sold ~ public auction,
at Egsiott's Auction Rooms, Main Street. on
Wednesday, December 29th, 1869,
At I0[ O'Clock An. 20 which especial
attention is directed, az great bargains
large Tusset TrnDk, Edwin Davis,
NO. 89A.
las russct Trunk, NiDcennes check III.
1 iasse Tueset Trunk, Ierre Haute chk 25i-
! extra. black Trunk no nauae.
I black Trunk, Airs. MCDaunah, Evans
Vile.
] Hat Box.
black Trunk.
red Trunk, Ann Mallory, indianapolis,
i VAiise, No. 733.
Slsrge Irunks no namog.
20 CaTpet-Bags.
Carpet Bags.
Saddle, Viucenues check.
Tot HaYeFsacks
2 COsfs.
Basket. J Gents Hat, 2 Iady's Hats, !
BandbOx.-l Black Cloth sack C5at, Lea
yer 0vsrcOai. 2 Neck Comforts, 1 HWoio
and Ecabbard, 3 Canes, l8 Ladyis faTasoi
I pair Fine Boots, 3 Umbrellasf hihss
Gents shawl, l Victorine, BlanArI' ana
atty articles not enumerated; -
This IS the largest lot OF bAxkaso sFot
sold in this city a atctioo;;
sale 10 commence ~ ~ q sc4ocA a.
e. w. DOUGHTYs Baggags-Master.
fiaIg a3s
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AGENTS WANTED ovorvWhcra q foII
the AMERICAN KNlTFISG MAUHIHE.
the only practical Family Knitting a-
chine ever invented. Price 9L5. VIII KNIT
21.O00 stitches per minute. Address A Al l1 ikL-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE co, Boston,
" aaM., or 81. Louis, Mo
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TIE writer says that the notorious
Showmap. cutthroat and outlaw send.
who iDstigated the Sioux TO destroy
the United States mail on Ruf flies
route TO Monta0a, had been furnished
with an outfit by one Of the McDou-
galites, ostensibly to trade with the
hostile Sioux eamped near Mouse
River with the actual intention
of enlisting from four to six hundred
Of those bloody devils On the eide of
Canada aud McDougai, and l am
sorry 10 inform you that Richard SIC
DougaH, Attorney General, has con-
frmed this Information, and IN the
preseace Of several gentlemen justified
Canada In making use Of any force
obtainable for the purpose Of subju
eating the Red River people.
A postscript to this letter says:
The sad news arrived that Col Den.
mis-, Dominion Surveyor General Of
the Northwest Territories, has sue
ceeded in raising and arming some
two hundred Swampy indians, and a
number OF their English half-bTeed
relations; that they have garrlsoned
Stone Fort, and as soon as they form a
junction with the Canadians and
Sioux from Minnesota, at Portage,
La Pierre will march upon the Pro
visional force, and near Fort Gary.
Gen. Ried has called IL his reserve,
who were temporarily absent, ana
over three hnadred armed men re-
ported at Headquarters within a few
i4ours. a collision is hourly expected.
Another letter says: A proclama-
Iron OF McDeu all has been captured
aud suppressed. Intense excitement
exists, aud if ii comes to bloodshed,
DR.. Schulz, Dr.. Boune, and James
Ross will be the first victims, they
having, from the first, advocated the
Canadian policy and abused the Hud-
son Bay Company.
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GmEAP REAmTNa
COmmOn sense

VEYANTED-AGENTs-s25 per month
W to sell the 0nly GENUINE IAlPHoF WE'D
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. ITice Onig SIS. GTea6 lu-
ducements 10 agents. IhIs ia the unsI
popular Sewing Machine OF the oaT
makes the famous Elastic Lock Stitch. .H
will DO any kind OF WorK 1hat car be one
on any mnchine-AG0,0 00o sold, and tu1
demand constantly increasing. Nov la
the time 90 take an Agency. send for cir-
culars. gE Reloure Of lglfrfHgeTsf ga Hd-
dress SicCOMb Z q CO. Boston, Mass. tLtts-
burgb, Pa, or ST. Louis, NO.
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news from Nseon

MACoN, Dec. 18-Ihe followieg j.
Published here to- day: Ia response
to a dispatch from ourselves TO } II.
Boughton, asking the facts as to the
alleged Outrage upon DarneN and
O'NeIl. telegraphed 10 the New York
1ft6Une from Atlants, we received
Tho Following:
MuLEEGEvILLE, Dsc IT..
/ know nothing about aU assault on
Darneli or O'Neiu. There has been
none. SO far as [ can learn There
has been q small dispute between
Peter O'NeiH ard man named
Watts, the cause of which wos
whisky. DarnelI professed TO believe
be was in danger. 1t was 4 very
trifing affair. / never heard anything
Gift until yesterday
FSigned j. n BoUQuT0N
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PRUSSIA,

BERLIN, December 16.- Minister
BuriiDgame has received an official
notice that the Chinese Government
is fully satisfied with the actions of
the Embassy, Of which he Is the head.
This confirms previous reports 70 that
effect
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FuBerai or Hon. John Russell

eapaeious Church being crowded t.
excess.
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IRELANp.

LONDONDERRY, Dec. 1S.-Tbcre IS
intense excitement IN this city, in
view of the threatened disturbances
on the occasion of celebrating the
anniversary of the seiqe Of the city,
Additional police have been sworn in,
and many troops lave Arrived, to De
used in the suppression of any out i
break. Up TO this time, 3 p. M., the
city is tranquil.
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SPAIN

MADRID. December 1S.-Senor SAL
averria, q Minister OF Spain. under
Ex- Queen Isabella, was stabbed TO-
day by SeBor Rivetadenira, who for
merlg occupied high posts under the
former, but who was imprisoned for
frauds discovered By Salaverria. The
wound has been pronounced fatal by
the attending physician.
4 decree has besn published sp-
pointing Senior Sioux TO investigate
and suggest reforms advisable to be
adopted by the Government
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Notice

EgEAAED PROPOSALS. WILL RE
- received at my Office untn Janusry ],
1879, at 10 O'Clock An, Tor keeping tie
County Pest House, and the maintenance
OF the Inmates thereof, per diem. For par
ticuiars enquire at my Offle ee.
The Com nlssloDers reserve the right to
reject any and nll the bids.
VICTOR BISCH.
Evansville. Dec. 18th. 1863. [de20 dtd
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CAa5vAssINa BOOKS sENr FHEE FoE
W0MEM OF NEVg YORlC

EE or, THE UNDER. .W0RLD or e
RAE GREAT CITY. The SINS of every
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EN Railroad 10 RUfa. Signals OF dau-
ger are up. .h0re n10Rclf ffi fs fo4 Lfea
AOeRss than any ether book. fakes thrae
presses ali the time TO print fast eaauri.
One Agent took IzS orders a. 10 daNs 7I
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WANTED. Address NEW YORK BOOK
COMPANY, AS Nassau street, New YofIr.
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Dlsens e Of - omen.

Both Lectures gpiendidly illustrated by
m cans or q new material brought over
from France hy the Doctor. especially for
these Lectures.
Admission, 50 cents. Tickets for both
dltl Ladies' Lectures. % cents.
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a Conspiracy to Destroy