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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
FOSTER.
statement that Foster took Poison priov
TO His ExecutiOn-Beiief of DR.. TvuR
that the Report is FaIs.-Buria, or ,ho
Body i'm Greenwood Is

Statement that Foster took pc;sor p,dor
10 His ExecutiOn-Beiief of DR.. TvuR
that the Report is FaIse-Buria, of tho
Body in Greenwood.
First Dispatcht
NEW YORK, March PA statement "a
published to-day based on information de.
rived from a Tombs official, that Foster
took poison the night before his execution,
About eight o'clock yesterday morning tha
matron of the Tombs found him SICK and.
on explanation, he then admitted he had
taken poison.
The mans symptoms in every way cone
firms the suspicion. On this account the,
sherln hastened the execution, and while
many oelleved that the duration of the res
hglous exercises were telling on Fosters
nerves, 1T was really weakness caused by
poison That was acting upon him. The
iombs physicians say that Foster would
have died from its effects, if the execution
had been delayed until ten o'clock.
ISecond Dspatchl
William Foster was buried this mOrniuap
in Greenwood, Rev. Drs. Walker and Tyng
of1clatlng. After the service, DR.. Tyng
said he felt it his duty to state his belief
that the report that Foster had taken
poison and was dying at the time of his
execution, was false; that he and Dr.
Walker were alone with Foster tor three
quarters OF an hour immediately pre-
vious to his going to the soaffold; that
he seemed in good health and strength,
and had remarkable selfpossession of
mind; that he dressed himself
with minute care, conversed fully and
freely, and on being visited by the sheriff
at nine O'Clock, announced his readiness in
a full, cheerful voice, and although pin
ioned, walked with firm step, and without
assistance to the scaffold, where he stood
until the fatal moment.
Both clergymen declared the idea that he
attempted or contemplated suicide entirely
inconsistent with their observation of his
physical and moral conduct during the last
hours of his life
1t is insisted upon, in some of the even
ing papers, that the story of Fosters at
tempted suicide is correct. The theory is
well supported by circumstantial evidence
as well as by the statements of the doctor
of the Tombs and minor officials. The i'm
preston is that Foster took opium about
three o'clock on the morning of his execu,
ton.
Some assert that this may have been
taken to inducnce his nervous system, but
it is evident that the dose was sufficient to
produce death had the execution been
stayed an hour later.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
Taxes.

II the Second District unusual energy
has been shown by the tax collector. H. H.
Harris. ESQ, and the results must have
proven in the highest degree gratifying.
We learn that the ten days last past show
receipts Tor taxes unprecedented in amount,
and at the close of business hours last even.
ing there was no diminution in applications
from the non-tax resisters. Mr.. Harris is a
good collector. and the people of the Second
District evidently know his receipt is valid.
In the First District the collections are
very large. and in the Fourth the returns
show daily "a very decided increase. Tax
resisting, in fact, so far as New Orleans is
concerned is played cut.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
Guu youF Own fleme.

To such of our readers as have not the
means to pay cash for luxury so useful as
ones own home. but who have the desire TO
acquire one, ani determination 20 secure
such. is again afforded the opportunity by
Messrs. C. =. Girardey & Co, who announce
"another great sale. on ten years credit,
with only six per cent per annum interest,
under one OF the oldest and best authenti-
Gated titles in the State" We specially
commend the iudicious suggestions OF the
auctioneers to acquire more ground than is
needed for only house. when that can be
done at the present low rates, on such un-
usual terms, and by building enhance your
own extra land. Read the advertisements
go and examine the property and plans at
the Exchange. No one of our readers in
want OF home. we are sure, will tai! to
take advantage Of this opportunity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
BANK Or ENGLAND FORGERs
CRISIS EXPECTEDIN SPAIN
EMPEROR WILLIAMS BIRTHDAY
BISHOPS APPOINTED BY POPE
CUBAN SpANlARDS SHORT or FUNDS
WASHINGTON.

Combinations and NOminations-The Pre-.
sident IndispOsed - Continuation OF
Collector Casey.
WASHINGTON, March .-Confirmations-
James +. Casey. collector Of customs, New
Orleans: Shaw, postmaster, TaEborO, North
Carolina; Adams, postmaster, Pensacola.
Ominations-Willlam P. Dockeray, col
lecUor of customs, St. Johns, Florida.
The President was indisposed to day and
received no visitors. No executive business
transacted.
The Senate, after brief session, went
into executive session. Collector Casey g
confirmation occupied them two and half
hours.
1t is understood tie Democrats generally
voted for Casey on the ground that he was
more acceptable to the people of New Or
leans than any other person the President
would nominate in his stead. The figures
and names are inaccessible, but it is under
stood Casey Was confirmed BY respect
able majority.
The vote upon Colonel Casey's contirma-
ton was IL to %. The Democrats were in
the lobby, and would have voted for him
had 1t been necessary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
SUNDAY, MARCH
& New Pastor.

We learn through Rev. j. Z. Haf,zsil,
presiding elder OF New Orleans district,
that Rev. James Morrow, Of Montpelier,
Vermont. has been appointed to the pastor
ate " .Ames Church N this clty. Mr.. Nor
row as educated in England, and for sew.
erai years was a menbe, of the Irish Wes.
leyan Conference, and held his last appoint
ment in Europe in Dublin. He comes to
this city well recommended, ard we wish
him q mos: successful pastorate. The Yer
mont Christian Messenger says:
We greatly regret the probable removal
of the present popular pastor OF Trinity
Church. Rev. James Morrow, who has been
appointed by Bishop James to the charge of
Ames Church in New Orleans. During his
stay in Montpelier Mr.. Morrow ha. made
hosts of friends, and has proved himself an
efficient and able minister OF the New Testa-
ment. His earnest efforts in the temperance
cause have been warmly welcomed, and
have greatly extended his influence outside
the Church. The membership OF Trinity
are much attached 10 their pastor, and fee,
keen regret at the necessity which Geprives
them Of his services.
Mr.. Morrow will preach 20 his new Gack
this morning at eleven o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23

The auction sales Of z. N. Is y. J.
Montgomery, this week. embrace the fol-
lowing:
1. The important sale Of stuffed birds. At
eleven o'clock. Monday, corner OF Camp
and Natchez streets.
>. At one o'clock Monday. the contents,
lease and good will OF coffeehouse No.
236l4 Poydras, near Dryades street.
3. Important sale Of household furniture
on Tues day. at eleven o'clock. 81 :Is. i82
Camp street, near Orange.
I. Sale of furniture. carpets. etc. at
eleven o'clock Tuesday, st auction goom,
No. 81 Natchez street.
5. Important sale of new furniture on
Wednesday, at eleven o'clock. corner
Camp and Natchez streets.
6. Sale Of furniture, carpets, pianos, etc,
on Thursday at eleven o'clock. at auction
room, No. - Natchez street.
:. Succession of William Phillips, of
horses, carriages cofins, hearse, etc. on
Friday. the twenty-.ighth. G: eleven
o'clock, en- CallioDe, near s.. Charles
street.
e, Horses, mules. buggies, etc. a. .ieven
O'clock, At Leonard & haxweI!'s stable, on
Baronne, corner Of Union.
9. Sale of household furniture. mirrors.
etc, at eleven o'clock, Saturday. .: auction
room, No. 81 Natchez street.
10. Important Gale Of fifteen valuable
lots OF ground, situated in the Third Dis
trict, on Saturday. the twenty ninth. at
twelve o'clock. at St. Charles Auction Ex-
change.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
FOREIGN.

Crisis Expected in Spain Fl ollday In Ber=
iin-EmperOr Williams Birthday AM
iversary-Bishops appointed by the
POpe-Cuban Spaniards Embarrassed
for Funds.
BERLIN, March 22.-To-day is a holiday
in Berlin, it being the anniversary of the
birth of Emperor William. Flags are fvs
ing from the public and private buildings.
and the city will be illuminated tonight,
The Emperor is seventy-six years old to-
day.
MADRID, March 22-The radicals are de-
termined to prevent the contemplated
demonstration of the extreme republicans.
and crisis is expected tomorrow.
ROME, March 22:-The appointment By
the Pope of the following bishops for tho
United States, is announced to-day: Very
Rev. NJ. A Corigan, for the diocese of New
ark, ard Rev. Mr.. Gross for the diocese og
Savannah.
HAVANA, March "a dispatch says thag
the Spaniards are becoming seriously embar-
raised, for want of funds to meet the exc
penses of. the prolonged conflict of the ise
surgentS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
WHOLE NUMBER 1927.

gradual decline to 1. Exchange dull ana
nominal, 'l2 as. Gold opened at Il5Ie a
tl2Is advanced to ll534. and closed at ll5la
ing. 'ot VAL -
,;tt Not1on has been moderately active, bu.
without any variation In valna Eron 81
hrst to the close of the week the market has
U Ute5 very weak in tone. and continued Tin
r. ETnaay when a slight recovery was noted.
IN INJURIES great activity prevailed, ana
fluctuations wide. At the close matters
weak. 'h" Hl"rkeod -
=, 4 he he sales for the week include Pu all SOMA
Eioo oo4 bales of which 2O7 $50 bales werC.
LOT 1utnre delivery, ana 1854 for immes
d1at'' divided as follows: 6O4O bales r.,
exporters, 2O56 to spinners, rs to- speculs,
I0rs, ,or Z'f3 IN transit. Included in these ara
Naval stores dull. With "A Jowpvar,1
tendency. wa"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE Al
AUCTION ~ THE SHERIrF.-We are re-
questsd to call public attention to the sales
at auction TO be made to-morrev at noon,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change. Royal street, by the sheriff of the
parish OF Orleans. Said sales comprise:
]. A lot Of ground, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, stuated IN the
First District Of this city, on Palmyra
street, between Prieur and johnson.
9 Three lots Of ground. with all the i'm
provements thereon. situated in the Fourth
District of this city, on First street, between
Locust or Soils and Freret or Jacobs.
3. A lot Of ground. with the buildings and
improvements thereon. situated N the
Second District OF this city. on Marais
street, between Canal and Customhouses
:. Five lots Of ground togethe. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the Third District of this city,
on White street. One Of said lets forms the
corner Of Aubry street.
For full particulars see advertisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23

The religious meetings in Coliseum Place
Baptist Church have been continued during
the past week with increasing interest and
power. The preaching of Mr.. d. l.. Moody
is peculiar for its simplicity and directaess,
and makes deep impression upon bis audi
ences. We have rarely heard man in the
pnpAt with such pith and point. and his in
tense earnestness is infectious and mo, ,es
the heart of all. Mr.. Moody will remain in
our city for this week only, preaching to-
night and every night this woak, except
Saturday, at the Coliseua, Place Church.
corner of Camp and Terpsicho-e streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
Political.

At seven O'Clock on Tuesday evening :he
colored people will assemble in council as
indicated by the formal call else where in
this issue. 1t is understood that all The
political complications now agitating the
community will BE- discussed, and the gath
ering therefore must be in the highest de
gree interesting. The speakers announced
are Of undoubted ability.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
An Important Subject 10 al: Nankjn6A
Fact Worth knowing.

To the ordinary mortal, culinary matters
are Of the first importance; not 80 much,
perhaps, with view 60 luxury as TO health.
wlthou: which he is poor indeed. Perhaps
III no one thing is ar. cultivated TO such a
nicety "a i n the bread and pastry which we
use. There is, unquestionably, d secret in
extracting good, light, clear bread from
-four. but il does not rebound TO our credit
that such is the fact, particularly where
means enable the best of everything. In g
word the secret is in the baking powder
which is used. Where Dooiev's yeast pow
der has been introduced it has at once reve-
lutionized the old style of cooking, and with
the smallest regard 20 instructions, has
never been known 60 fail in its work. The
gentlemen 10 whom we are indebted Tor
this incompatible powder are natives of
Ohio, having been in business for a nun Der
OF years in Toledo. The demand upon
them being 30 grea. they were compelled,
about four years ago, 60 move to New York,
where, with greater facilities for business,
and witE theiS well-knOWn energy. they
have succeeded in building up the largest
business of the kind in the United States.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23

Captain Jack's Camp-New Trial Rez
tused-sale of Seized 1ocOmOtives-
GegisIating Agninst the S0cinI Evil IHa
sInssncbusetts.
PHILADELPHIA, March :e3-}ohn Lewis
Baker, the well known actor, died this
mofDing, aged forty five years. He was S
brother of Mrs. y. s. Chanfrau. and mar
ried Mrs Aexina Fisher, daughter of Mrs,
f. y. Thayer. Mr.. Baker was president sS
the Actors Or,tr of Friendship.
BO~ToN, March 22.-The bark Gelestao
from Liverpool, for Boston, was wrecked
on Little Round shoal, Nantucket. Th&
crew Was saved.
SAVANNAH March ss-The ship Ca1aceus
is ashore on Sapcl0 island. She will be
total wreck. The captain and ers " hav3
arrived here
LITTLE RocK. March ca bill was
passed by the Senate Yesterday legalizine
the acts of the probate clerks, between the
years 1861 and 1865, in reference to the ap-
pointment OF guardians, administrators 09
estates, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO. March GA quarrel ia
reported in Captain Jacks camp. He is
threatened with death should he give uF
the persons accused of murder.
RORRIsTowS, March 22.-Judge Dale&
this morning refused the application for q
new trial in the case of Luigi Lugisini, the
Italian who murdered his wife at Dover
and sentenced him to be hanged on May J.
ALBANY, N. T.. March 22.-Seventeer
locomotives belonging to the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany seized by United States Collectop
Bailey, were sold to-day, realizing ONLY
ahouf $l7, 900. They were bought by r ID.
Worcester, treasurer of the company.
There is still $4,000 due the government.
The company's attorney, previous to the
sale, protested against it IA Illegal, claiming
that the tax was illegal and unauthorized.
II is supposed that the new depot buildings
viii next be seized, 20 be applied to the
liquidation of the ta1
BosToS, March 2!.-Br = vote - 10 Is
%, the House today passed to its second
reading the bill providing that all build
lngs and places or tenements rrs0rtrd to
for prostitution, icwdDess or illegal gaming
shall be deemed common nuisancrs, and
furnishing " hoover keeps OF main aims such
houses by imprisonment in the house Of cor.
rection or common jail for term not ex.
ceeding one year The BIZ! repeals the law
Furnishing this OF nae by line.
Wenther Report.
WAR DRpAh1sEsT
Ofce Chief Signal Of5crr
Washington. March u 1873. 4:35 p, m
PROBABILITIES.
fe: Sunisy-In the GuI. States tncraas
ing south winds. with cloudy and threaten.
ing weather. For the South Atlantic and
Il portion OF the Middle States, light south.
west winds and generally clear weather
For New York ana New England, westerly
winds and clearing weather, For tho
lower !ahes. Lake Michigan and The Ohio
valley, fresh to brisk southwest winds and
partly cloudy weather, preceding a storm
centre. For the upper lakes and the North.
lcoSTIAVED on GIGErH PAGE.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
4 Reform Movement.

Auditor Citation has made very excel
lent movement. He has determined 20
move the brokers or. of the lobbies OF his
and the Governors Offices. He seem. 20
have an idea. mnd in our opinion. a very
correc: one. tha: public offices are intended
for public business, and not 90 be ''brokers'
board and the incommoded people will
certainly agree in his decision. We hope.
II the very positive stand he has taken
should be questioned in court, that re vii!
have the good fortune to be sustained.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
Collector Casey CONFIRMED.

The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination OF NJ. J. F. Casey as collector
of the castoms of the district and port of
New Orleans. The vote wsa very decided
and GpecuiYQcal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23

CARRIAGES. HORSES, ETc.-Recollecs the
important sale of the succession OF WI
liam Phillips. to take place on Friday.
March q. 1873. at eleven O'Clock, by Messrs.
Montgomery. For full particulars see ad-
ycrtispment
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23

Dooley's yeast powder is the cheapest. but
not lowest priced baking powder. Elegant
biscuits, rolls, etc. prepared in q few min
utes.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r : =

T>JE TIE COMM HOLIDAYS I WOULD RE
L quest my patrons and the public to como aud
examine nv extensive stock Of RED and WHITE
RHINE WIVES, LIQUORS and FRUITS, suitable for
Easter. r. HODLANUEh,
nh1S3w No G3 Custophouse street.
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theatrical = Benefits,
MONDAY EVENING.

| Tomorrow tnot Wednesday, evening Mr.
| Frederic Robinson. the leading actor
at the Varieties Theatre, will be the re-.
cipient of the esteem of his friends and
| admirers. He will appear as Farmer
! alan in the pastoral play Of Dora" Fol.
! lowing thi. will be a selection from
"Othello," and the comedietts Of .Perfec-
| ton, or the Lady OF Munster" in both of
! which members Of the Shakespeare and
Orleans Dramatic Clubs will assist.
! WEDNESDAY EVENING.
That is the time. and the Varieties Thea.
're the place for the benefit rendered by
| bis friends, to Mr.. Lorraine Rogers, director
OF that establishment. On that night only
| niss Charlotte Thompson will appear in
Jane Eyre" The popularity of Mr.
| Rogers. and the attractions of the play, viii
81! the house.
THURSDAY EVENING.
On that evening, at the Varieties The
atre. that good looking gentleman who is
usually found in Che box office there, taking
in the dollars and aiding tho patrons of
that establishment in the selection OF good
seats. Mr.. Lee S. Lynch. will take benefit.
OF which occasion ''Divorce" vii. be pre-
sented. One of his friends bousb. zen seats
toI that occasion yesterday.
FRIDAY EVENING.
On Friday evening AR. Dominica Murray
will take his fare vel! beneti: a. the St.
Charles Theatre, when two excellent plays
VIII be presented. Seats may be sec.rcd
any time during the week.
SUNDAY EVENING.
Or the night OF Sunday. the shrtieti H.
stan:. the polite and afabie treasurer oi
the ST. Charles Theatre. Mr.. P. Gleason,
more widely known az p g.. will take his
annua, benefit. when NJ. Dom;nick Murray
vii. appear liz "Arrah- ma Pogue" and
the "Benicia Boy" I: will be :. great
event. that benefit. Box sheet now open.
Haley. the Nessdeaier and SGatisuer.
Some men are born great. Others are
born with great specialtes. and others still.
have greatness thrust upon them. Mr. c.
6. Haley, the famous neWsdealer and sta
toner OF No. T. Commercial place and No.
l53 Poydras street. has not had greatness
thrust upon him. nor WAS be born great.
but he was born with great specialties.
One of his specialties is supplying whole
communities with the latest news from all
the principal cities in the Union. contained
in the leading daily papers, such as are
published in New Orleans, New York, Chi
cago. Louisville. Cincinnati, St. Louis and
Danbury. He has the New Orleans RE-
PUBLICAN fresh from the press every morn.
ing in the week except Monday.
Mr. Haley has also all the monthly pub
hcations worth reading that are printed in
the English language. and literary. il
lustrated, religious and agricultural papers,
with which he supplies hi. customers in
New Orleans and the people along ;he line
Of the New Orleans and Mobile railroad.
New Orleans wants ten Thousand men
with business specialt;es Ike Ms. HALEY.
and we shall get :hem by tEe force o: lis
example.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
CIGARS,

HAVANA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
Domestic CIGARS and CIGARETTES, and fun
assortment Of Chewing and smoking TOBACCO
constantly on hand and for sale by
3D. l. ZBLL CO.,
Corner Canal and Carondelet streets.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Gooos .eld fully warranted. uhl2 In
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NEW YORK.

The Bank Of Ensland Forsers-tIcDon-
nell and Bidwes!-Engine Explosion
Engineer kiiIed-Deaths of the Week
Yellow Fever-AnOther ship for Vienna
New Orleans steamer CoaIina al Ber-
tnuda-Bank Statement-Cotton Trans-
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B Y EL E GRAPH.

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
NOMINATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
COLLECTOR CASEY CONFIRMED
MYSTERIOUS MURDER III BROOKLYN
THE FUNERAL OF FOSTER
BANK Or ENGLAND F0RGERS
CRISIS EXPECTEDIN SPAIN
EMPEROR WILLIAMS BIRTHDAY
BISHOPS APPOINTED BY POPE
CUBAN SpANlARDS SHORT or FUNDS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23

Special attentio paid TO altering muzzle 20
breach leaders AMI repairing firearms Of all kinds.
TaISI
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N1ISCELLANEOUS.

Death Of Baker, she Actor-Shipwreck
tegafizing Act in BArkansas-Quarel Ian
Captain Jacks Camp-New Trial Rez
fused Sale of Seized locomotives
Gegislating Agninsf the social Evil IHa
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icoSTINVED ON gIeErH PAGZ,I
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NOW OPEN.
NOV OPEN. ....-.

NOW 0PEN....-.-.....'.'''''No" 'fhN'
Professor Karl Mayer and hugo Redw.tz grand
'p''lS'e' Hattie PANORAMA
oP TKE
LATE FRANCO GERMAN WAR AND 4Eb FAhlS
COMMUNE (8s0 and lE7l),
.l;st received by the Hamburg steamer Va2dalla
;rd now established on the NEUTRAL GROUND, Cd
Canal street, Corner of Basin'
II beautiful pavilion having front OF over sixty
l. feet. ,, II ,,;
III. numerous magnificent tabiea9x OF ths
,,,pantic pauorama have been painted expressly
,oT The propri4tors at an enormous cost from the
originals III possession of the Minister OF wal, III
E+T,in bv the most celebrated artists OF ternehy.
',bs optical apparatus is the work OF the most
famous OptiCIaHs and mechanlclans OF the oio
world The city OF New orleans Is the nrst CITY
wherein this wonderful panorama ithe only one OF
IL kind in the world is exhibited for the hrst
;me. il having been SPECIALLY stipulated IN the
contracts will the aItIsls that the same should
only be viewed privately ny artists for the purpose
Of criticisu but not pubhc!y exposed the proprie-
:nrs having determined to reserve to the cOnhnlh-
h4vIrs of The southern metropolis the gIatihcatloh
Of passing their opinion on Work OF ART sdci as
hitherto have only been seen IN this country many
wears after thtiI exhibition il tie Europeaa cap
Gals. So,
For further particulars see hand6lHs.
tspep daily from 10 A. n. 10 10 ?. NJ.
admission titty crnts children haif pTlc"
WALDEMAR FURST. Manager.
WILLIAM DUPRY, Marhinist mhZ1 tt
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS