The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-04
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viz be kindly received BY T. H. Herald Office
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CoLossEUM, TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH "a
mere Sunday Aaaress SRfR MoS De
TEIrH, Herald ultown Branch office, 1913 Broadway.
FANNIE M.-YoU ARE NOT LOST FOREVER; RE-
IToR ADDITIONAL BEAUTIFUL FEMALE BABE;
with best a4es oaN box s Perad
office
ToWAR9 CLOVER TO HIS FRIENDs.-MAY l.
!. JOHN BEAUFORp, WHO LEFT CANADA OR 7
sending III saares esaf to o. ssSGs E m @
AIRS. GENERAL ST. KNOW OF NO OTHER WAY
1u to find you Address me Gilsey House, at once.
MARY.--READ ADDRESS WRONG; DISCOVERED
Nl too late saturday as before, without Gail
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CwEEr ToT-YEsTERpAY's MESSAGE WAS
= wrong Ihavc arranged to meet yol at the hour we
FIRST agreed UPON
THURSDAY EVENING, CAFE RRUNswICK.-HAND-
= some black eyed lady: party Of threc.-Will she
on her risht address FiowERs Herald upIoWn "Ss
JVlLLIAM sToPFoRTH.-Ir WILLIAM sToPFoRTH,
Thomas wssinson aeoa, years ago to. Ameriea viii
is 81 Tnsana lie viii Of 70
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