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New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

The Conservative members Of the Louisiana
Legislature who have been trying to frame a
compromise with the Republicans upon the
condition that their own seats be secured ap-
pear to have had their trouble for their
pains. 1t was at first rejected by the
Conservative leaders, because it involved
the sacrifice Of the most vital prin-
ciple of their contest with Kellogg and the
Administration; and now ii is declined by the
proposed arbiters, Mr.. Hoar'5 Committee, prob
ably because there was no chance whatever
of its enforcement upon an unwilling people.
Peace cannot come to Louisiana by any such
road
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12
Guslness &ollres

Over $300O0O0 Cash AsSets-The TRAVEL
KBs LIFE A>D ACCIDENT Insurance. Coz Hartford. Com
ALL LEAKY ROOTs
MApR WATPE TIGiT No CHARCK. fe pO'tacar OF call,
Niv-ioIX >L.TE RDoYING Co., 6 Ceiars.. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

We find an account in Spiritual newspaper of a
novelty III the shape Of Baby Medium in Italy.
This wondrous infant, when only nine days DID,
wrote I'VE are told "a test communication in the
presence Of witnesses If il is all the same to
body-if we may exercise the liberty of judging for
ourselves without being charged with bigotry and
ignorance-we do hereby express our absolute dis
belief in the Italian Baby nine days old. and in the
writing Of all other Babies Of like age and of what
ever nationality. whether the said Babies be under
the influence of spirits, or of DaGy's Elixir or of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sirup. Moreover, we pro-
test against using Babies for any such purpose. We
are satisfied that medumship naturally tends to
wind in the stomach, and we are opposed to tOr;ur-
ing the newcomers, partly for their sake and prnci
pally for own because they howl quite too much
under ordinary circumstances. and would screech
and scream beyond all endurance with ghost inside
Of them. None of your Medium Italian Babies for
usl
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

Tho State of Iowa is not exactly the region to
which would naturally look for melting ro-
of the story paper type. Yet from Iowa comes
q tae-a true one-which even Mrs. p. @. II. S. de
Montmorency could not surpass. Twas a lovely
young lady. who was discovered ono cold day this
Winter skating beautifully upon a lonely lake
Suddenly the ice gave way, and the shrieklng dam
Sci fell into the deop water. Three boobies stood
upon the shore and never moved to rescue her. But
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

No one who takes into consideration the
facts Q) that in the calendar year 1874 the
Treasury had, or at all events reported, a net
surplus Of seventeen million dollars, in spite
of the effect of the financial depression On the
revenues; (2) that less than eight months ago
Messrs. Dawes and Garfield assured the coun-
try that the reduction In the appropriations
made at the last session of Congress would
take between twenty-five and thirty million
dollars from the expenses; (3) that there are
no reasons now for increasing taxes which
did not exist in greater force one year agOg
(N that the obligation to contribute to the
Sinking Fund was just as binding i'll 1874 as
it is in 1875; (5) that the prospects OF increased
revenue are jast as good now as they were
ten months ago, and (G) that the Government
has increased its expenditures twenty-five
million dollars above their aggregate three
years ago:-no one who knows and remembers
these things can read the speech made by MI.
Dawes in Congress yesterday in advocacy of
an increase of over FORTY MILLIONS in the
taxes without mingled emotions of pity, indis-
nation, and contempt
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

The Board of Aldermen declared yesterday
that the system of street cleaning under the
Police Department, as under the contract syS-
ten, had failed, and took steps to urge upon the
Legislature the creation of Bureau of Street
Cleaning, under Commission, to be appointed
by the Mayor and confirmed by the Aldermen.
Skcptical persons may see in this not so much
a consuming zeal for the public interest and
an impetuous passion for cleanly thorough
fares as the yealning-sO natural to the am
bilious aldermanic heart-for wider sweep of
patronage; bat let us hope for the best.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

The failure of many prominent Republican
members of Congress to attend the caucus 1or
the consideration of the revolutionary legIsla-
ton on Southern affairs, and the independ-
ence manifested by some who were present,
afford ray of hope that the President and
the c2rpet-baggers are not to have their own
way in this matter-at least not without a
struggle. We are glad to record that Mr.
Hawley of Connecticut spoke a word in be-
half of constitutional government, and that
Others showed independence and good sense
By opposing the pending propositions,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

At first blush the Florida Senatorial contest
seems to have had a better ending than any
body dared anticipate. In that State Senator
ships, since Reconstruction, have been noto-
riously awarded to the highest bidder. In one
case q New-England medicine man came
within a few votes of being elected TO the
Senate, although lie did not claim residence
in the State, while his interest therein was
covered by pills and potiOGs and a
bank account sabject to the check
of his accredited lobbyists. Again, a
wealthy man in search of health, happened
in Tallahassee, ard finding Senatorial cleo
ton going on, put up purse longer than
any one else, and carried off the prize. In the
contest just closed, there were two or three
candidates Of this description, and several Of
fair abilities and good character. One OF the
latter class, according to our reports, has been
successful after a hard struggle. Mr.. c. w.
Jones is said to be an honest man, and good
LAWYER; in politics he is Democrat. He sue
cceds Abrah Gilbert, Republican, whose term
expires Oh the 4th of March next.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12

BY vote Of caucus Of Republican Sena-
tors the admission of Colorado and New
Mexico as States becomes in name what 1t Is
IN fact-a Republican party measure. The OBJ
iect of the creation of these pocket
"boroughs" is the strengthening of the Repub-
lican side of The Senate by four new votes.
Ii is more and more evident that this Admin
istratiOn party will not give up the ghost
without tho hardest kind of struggle. But
partisan schemes even better laid than these
sometimes come to naught.
The Assembly yesterday ordered to third
reading the bin of Mr.. Hammond in relation
to County Treasurers, and that of Mr. Cos
tigan to amend the charter of this city. The
last mentioned is not likely to get through
the Senate, being regarded as party measure
The public will be quite content for while
to leave the Republican Senate and Demo
cratic Assembly to watch each other and
prevent the consummatOn OF any partisan
knavery. 1t will make the duties of Gov.
Tilden muCn easier
New-York tribune., 1875-02-12


J1k large Gyre indicate Of mOE s71Ql ~
drHe of Ia
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
OUR MINIITUEE POSTER

Now is the time TO get stove patterns an
wigs at Mcbride has large sssorsmel
very cheap 72S Market street.
To those who are obliged to eat thei
meals from home, visit the BinshsI
House. Fresh beefsteak, bread, butter
and coffee 80 cents. Veal outlets, mutto
chops, ham and eggs. Cove plants thre
times week, fresh oysters daily.
All fond of good oysters go to Chanl
ler's No. ? ". 9Th street.
Culbert's hats are warranted to fit easie
on the head than any Others in town.
Ndileton's grocerie are of the bes
to ladies marketing. 4th and King.
Knapp's patent Spring Rollers Shades
and all hang for Sl.,5 each, at Mcbride
I2S Market ST street.
The best flied oysters in the city to be
had at Chapdler's, W. Fifth Street.
&c. Massey is now ready. to wait Oh
those who are selecting holiday gifts, 4Oi
King street.
McCusker's shoes are sold at the loves:
rates in town. They wear suck length OF
time that the wearer gets tired of them, PIG
W. Second street.
Adair's, Fourth and King, is the only
place in the State for the renovation OF
feather beds.
Ladies' felt hats of all shapes and sizes,
so and 10, 12l Slipley street.
All in want of music or musical instru-
ments 90 to Robelen Il Bros. They have
just arranged new stock fol, holiday present
Store-keepers are always pleased to wait on
shoppers the buyers come next.
To save money or making mistake, go
right to Halls sos King street, and get e
cheap boo, or shoe. His prices are in reach
of all. Fine boots, s2.75 to 1926: ladies
and gents fine shoes specially.
Ladies who are fond of dancing Fennas-
sey, shoe emporium, 2el Market street is
the place for white kid slippers, sold lower
than in Phila.
Culbert's silk hats are warranted to keep
color and gloss. The plush used is French
The store is opposite the
Clayton House.
Buckingham Il Co., Cd street market
keeps on hand a large stock OF butter.
Fresh roll butter and New York Goshen.
Attmore's mince meat. General assort-
ment OF groceries, preserved fruits. &c.
Those in want Of Shoes, will save money
by paying visit TO the store of John Green.
24 W. 2ad. His motto is quick sales and
no profit. The percentage from the manu-
factory is all he requires. Remember John
Green's, Shoe Store 24 ". End.
For glossy silk hat 60 to Cubert's S. Mar
ket street, opposite the Clayton House.
For a pair Of white kid slippers for ball
or parties, 80 to Finnessey's, 22l Market
street.
McCusker has Just the boots and shoes
% please: YOU will fIi him 2l6 West "a
street.
For fried oysters that are good, 20 to
8 West Fifth street.
Those who have not as yet visited Green's
shoe store on Second street, ought not to
i,lly in going, He is selling at such low
'ates, that there is always crowd of peo
'le awaiting their turn 10 buy. Remember
:04 west Second street.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!

The undersigned. receivers Of rIy
School Taxes lor the city OF N.N!l
for 1875, give notice to persons |Ao
hot paid their City and School lax Y
and have had their bills pre-. .l1tel
they are required by law, 10 cali alG
the same in 5 days rom delivery OF \
The zee eivers request al such peiI
call at their office No. u East SlXtl
and settle without delay: they hav-l
en- bonds to the city, the money
them and they are r,sfonslole y!
they hope those that can nay Wl!!bel|
while, perhaps. some that caEnol
once, will call anlmGke aEE)A:I
to pay when they can. ana we Mos'
fully ask YOU 10 give this Your aiken.
a. TO avoid trouble. costs, or lnhs
ness. The city needs money ana "
us 20 collect il or pay it, ana VIVA!
pose to do Is 10 collect and pay
The receivers also give notice Oh J..
Of lots in the I'd, Sd, 5th; 7tb. -th, tiha
wards that they cannot ind tn OWN
All such persons owning said iG
please call and settle or We viii :eu
for taxes and costs.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street. o.
Market and King. Hours from ,i0sg
every evering, ard on lnarkrt M!C;a
EDMUND EENES
RECEIVER Northern district ,.lc.M
north Of Sixth street, ,r
EDWARD F..HA.
Receiver -outhern District iEc!aa
south OF sixth strect.) w
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
,ycrTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
C,'lnci, tonight.

Council to might.
H,msa is drawing full houses.
Yesterday was dissgreea,le for the mar
ket folks.
Fowler lectures On phrenology at 1nsti
su:e Hall this eyeaing.
Some lucky chap drew watch Al wy
mans entertainment. the other evening.
Gough has been announced to appear .
our Opera House the 2na of December.
Mr.. Haldeman will give Bible reading
his afternoon at 3o'clock.
Reserved sests now for sale at Boushman
Thomas d Co.'S for the Holman Troupe.
There rill Re meeting Of the Whining
serscs is to be closed up.
MAN can not live by bread alone" re-
marked boarder the other day when the
waiter failed to bring him any meat.
The Rev. VIM. W. Taylor will preach at
Gilbert Chapel, cor. 18th and French Sts.,
his (Thursiay) evening, at $50 O'Clock.
Isn't your husband little bsld!" asked
nne LADY Of another, in q store, yesterday.
There isn't bald hair in his head" was
he has.y reply Of the wife.
Those who wish to secure tickets for the
Sons of Temperance excursion to Philadel
,hia. 10 CONC of tomorrow, can get them
Is evening at McC!sry's Building Sixth
aW Market.
To-day rhe formal opening of St. James
CAarth, Sew port, will take place. All the
cisr-v Of New Castle counry have been in-
VI eS to he pveseu;. This evening the three
nj .,.ts festival will begin.
Tie following is from the Etsning Mrdld,
{ Philadelphia, Some of the Delaware far
mers complain that they have tried in vain
10 make peach brandy this year, the sac
charine material being absent from the fruit.
Will this make temperance Presidential
can iiliate of Bavard.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
SPECI-iL NOTICES.

k6@1tems will be inserted ui der this hea !
for twelve cents line,
f0-Blaylock { Co., under the Contipen.
tai. Phiia., firSt-c!ass hatters and furriers.
Delawareans should visit them.
FSMegargee Bros, North Sixth street
Phlia., have on hand all kinds OF paper.
fEMenamin, Of Philadelphia, best role.
composition in the country.
&2Go TO Buxbaum for clothing Of an
kinds. Patrc n re home trade.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11

a special no.ice from the Bureau Of in.
sta!iation, Of the Centennial Exhibition a,
Philadelphis states that the large amount
OF space applied for in the Main Eybjhi.ion
Saildinng, renders i; Necessary that ap1li.
caa's for sps:e desiring to erec, show case.
Gouhiers or partitions. should send to thi.
blresu scale drawing or tracin. showing
v!eariy the elsvs:ion AMI ground r..n of the
"iHe' and especial. ca.ing the sidss OF
t',e c.>es ln'en-:d for inspection. I. is
-oeI ny A. 7. c0shorn, Director Cen
esaI. Ihese srswi3gs are nsces.ary 70.
cts. re iSt!s:ac.srv location.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
RuTTER,
CHEESE,

STqSks. BONDS, LOANS, AND REA1
~ Estate; In difference 10 the urpencv -
h ha"y good business friends the subscriher
Hts mas decided to sonAuct his Regular Auc,i i"n
iished On hy NE RFfh,nsiple successfully estab
phia: A few items will be taken ~ sath
oa ca .nsse sales at limit Of price, but in nn
fSSse"ii! S, secret underbiddilg he snnc,inra.i
tieno nua, estate sales on the premises viii con.
Pieasc ~ sen,s oe as heretofore. all positive.
STOCKS, Bonds, Loans. Lots aid nwe,ii,SSsl is Sl
made up. ! r. HEAlGaHy nearly
octW-tf M n LxaLt
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
A fcxcr.2:aytnx Cainaman
From ~ Coh Xa! .Ntrs.


Three weM-Snowr professional sports
Two OF them belonging to Gold Hill and
ire 'Aird TO Silver City, were, in the sb-
sencs OF ANYTHING better, having 8 little
poker game al Dodge & S,.sp., .sIoo,,
Yesterday morning. A Chip.r.n who
happened 10 be passing BY heard :ae cheer.
fsl elink Of coin. and, looking oa.vh;le
remarked, "Xe heap sabe PAY al same
Aelican man. OF the same time exb:bi,ino
> large sack Of coin. The eyes Of tie
sports glis'eDed. and their finger. :,ched ,o
hxntie the coin Of the bea:hen. John was
invited TO take hand, and in less than an
0osr aftsrvard was seen leaving the saloon
With OIL The spare coin the osAsrs Ia. i,
tisir possession.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
Crime es and Casualties.

Awoman named kriedler was sho. and
killed at St. Louis, on Saturday, by a
young man named Guion.
The schooner Milwaukee, with cargo of
s,ose for Marquette, Michigan; spran. a
| leak, and sank in Lake Huron last Friday
| night. The crew were picked up and
brought TO Por: Huron.
The testimony in the case Of Penney. the
iefsulting clerk of Naval-paymaster Spauld
in-. ct San Francisco, is concluded. The
cour! adjourned to Mare Island. There is
ample cause for believing that the tes,imo-
ny is of a damaging character.
Tie commissioners of internal revenue
received telegram on Saturday from Rev
enue agent Norton, al Petersburg. Va, an
nouncin. the discovery and seizure of
large quau.ity OF fraudulent spirits, emana.
ting from the illlci: dis:illery which was
recently saided.
ln South Kingston, r. l.. Oh Friday. a
Walker and Elmer Tucker brothers. were
returning from cunning excursion, Wal
ter. aged fourteen years. was Instantly xii
led ny the discharge Of n in the hands
Of Elmer. The affair seems to have been
the resui. Of accident.
\: Boston, Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Nathaniel Tucker, accompanied by her
granddaughter, was out driving, when the
hors. ran away. throwing them both ou..
AMI Mrs. Tucker, in falling. struck l.er head
on the cursrE, causing her death within
half an hour. The c!.:d escayoi with
sight injuries.
4 dispatch from Troy, Missouri, saws
H"LTy Eeiche, convicted Of the murder or
his V: lie, AMI i.-red:h Walters. convicted
Of murier:n. Mss Callaway. Young lady
wLo H31'd not receive lis attentions. were
troush: sefoce The court on Saturday, and
sentenced ty Judge Edwards to lie hanged
on Friday. December 81.
There was some excitement in Leeds.
Maine, over the discovery. On SATURDAY. of
arsenic in large quantities in the family vel
Of b. c, Thomas. Fortunately it was Gis
covered in the first pailful which wss !
pumped up from the well, before any one
'ad drank from Il. W. Keith, ne:g.bor f,
1as been arrested on suspicion, lie having
purchased large quantity in Lew:s.owr
IS: Thursdsy.
Judge ierrill delivered an elaborate
opinion il the United States circuit court OF
Texas, on Saturday. dcc;d;p.
nat the cases Of the colored soldiers OF
Barracks, indicted for murder.
;ould be transferred TO the federal courts
'nder the civil rights act, as there was
,o.h!ng 10 show they could 10. receive
air tr.a! in the SAFE courts under tie laws
II Texas. w,ica contain no discrimination
regard TO Tie race or color Of prisoners.
Witnesses or Jurors.
Owing to the sickness Of ChieG'us.;ce
''A!'e there has been no session in the TIi-I
i!s;ric' cour. Of Salt Lake for several ssys
oas:. Judge Foreman has been requested
y Judge White to remain there temporarily,
'nd assist in d!spcsing Of the business Of the
our. The motion to vaca,e tie aim INV
rider OF Judge Mexican will naturally come
Up on SATURDAY nex., aud possibly before
Judge Borenan. The health of the chief
ss:'ce is improving, and lie may be able to
ppear OF the tench next week. lle.uwbl,
'Hghsn remains = prisoner az his house
INt improving health.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11

THE cclorei cadets at West Point and
Annapolis seem to Re in bad luck. The
Young colored man appointed from Mis-
sissippi has just been dismissed from The
naval school by the Secretary Of the Navy,
a, the request of the superintendent. The
cause or reason Is not reported.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAN rAil| 4
~ Notice is hert by given tina! IT poI
indebted for County. State anu n
for the year 1875. for the Second u y, RI
District Of y ilmington HrnG,re".inr nG,,ta.nr
and Settle the same. The ColitIS.,g Id
found at his Office, corner OF I'd I'd
Shipley streets, or in the evtnr''
DUrY OF CS CSLLEcroH.-Ifsny, per
or neglect to pay their TaX |i,r'n, n,
ate: this notice. the Co?leclo,
ami collect the same with co'
to law
Ifthe owner sfany Real EstalsuGp nj
reside in the Hundred, Or y
shall be the duty Of the CoIee.o%rs ors
and collect the same OF the ner.yd
erty Of the tenant thereoL-L.a''''
'a''' LEWIS MssIs 81
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
kCTIEES.

SPECIAL NOTICE 10 COUNTY I
- PAYERS.-The undersigned COLD
of County Taxes having given notice
months ago that tie taxes we!e due
payable at that date, and whereas lot 4
than one-twentieth CT the laX.payeE
paid any attention to said notice. lleGi
tors for their own protection will ctOF
To enforce payment according to law,
gives the collectors power to coeeI
cost in ten days after they rectiV: F.
duplicate.
JOS. L. CARPENTER,
A. GIVEN,
aurS-tf CJ,'ecI
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11

o, Latc!srs from Polynesia are to ts ia.so.
. auetc mo GefHsDy, Ard a. tn. sitting Of
t4e edtrai CorDcI At Berlin bil, has Rs,r
Pesenied win ths Object of making srr,p-e-
1ei's '"r' tfcir CONVEYANCE and rrsvidin,
1oen WIFE OCCUPATION On their arrival
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
HOSIERY.
kALL TRADE, lS5.

EALL TRADE, lS5,
NOW OPEN,
new and full stock OF
HOSIERY. GL0VES,
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
LAX, GrlPII;E AND POINT LACES.
fh1N1Es, CORSETS AND NOTIONS.
Also fine assortment OF
Embroidered Slippers and Zephyr worp
Zephyr Worsted, Germantown Woo,
balmoraI and Plain Woolen Yarns, DC
s. II. STAATS,
aug23-ly No, Az MARKET Sr
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
LUANS.

At the Diamond State Loan Association
last evening, the following sumo were sold
in the first series $500 at 40 $1,000
At 6 $40; $50 at 4 is.
On Tuesday evening the Mechanics Lean
cold $500 at %, and $500 at 20 per cent.
This Loan will close up about the 1st OF
February.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
NOTICE To DELINQCEETS.
ACDIToE's VF...
81 EAST SIXTH 'SIED
"II WIN. I'M M M

ACnIToE'5 VE..
Sl4 EAST SIXTH SIEa1
WILMINGTON DEL:iWAhhs.
Notice Is hereby given. by Ilrf,S'.HiaI \
Finance Committee, that all bill '
City On January ls,. 1915. must MH
or before the first d@y Of NovemOI1
they will be r!ac i il. the hanHs!",,
iici!Cr Tor .J..ac!ioL. by VIRTUE =" o'S's| ",|
Of the CITY charter, which Is as '".na| ~
iii the amount of said bl!! w
within % DAYS after such ltx
thereof. ii shall be the duty Of lleII
said city 10 issue a warran. d!letsi;ms d!ls;,s
said City Auditor. commanding LIN rn
the same with all costs thereon. w
goods and c! attels OF such oWhte.,,sI
such goods and chattels can be l?InS
said city sufficient TO satisfy sa.H
costs. then to levy the same on lnt
or buildings Of such owner iiOHH.n
such street. as aforesaid. which su.s
or buildings, or any part thersefV;G
sold by said City Auditor a1 puu.a
upon ten (l0) days notice IN l"o
pers published in said city, Ia,
, The bills OF dclinQuen,s haV..T;i "
become overdue, proceedings WIZ lrr
meIced without delay, unless iT''
made as herein provided. r,rt
sepso-,f City Al
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS! AHGAINS. BARGAINS
faG III GAPESr sToAsIN THE CIcY
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Is 1T
Il6 MARKET sTi.EEr
PLAID, PLAIN AND REP GOODS
from rs cents to 81.
ALL WOOL CASHMERES.
BLACK ALAfACAS, ~ '''''
. ,,,o From 35 cents to g.. 90.
ALL NCOL EMPRESS CLOTH,
Best Qualities, 81 cents,
Blankets BLANKETS
II. Blankets, frss e rs to $500,
Full assortment of Cloth and Cassimeres
Shaw!s from 70 cts. upwards.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,
E. FELLHlMER.
~ IFS Market street. Wilmington. bel
\. B.-f1ne assortment black silks from,
- :" ~ Sept l0.S
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11

CTORE KEEPERS, GROCERS AND
- Deale RS, take notice! take notice!
CHIMNEYS! CHIMNEYrm y CHIMNEYSM =
\ large assortment Of lamp chimneys of all
kinds just received from first hands which
we are selling at Philadelphia prices, Call
and satisfy yourselves of the economy of
buying at nome, W. G. ADAMS,
II E. Second st.
Lamps and lamp goods of every kind
oct3s I'm
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11

DROF. Q. S. FOWLER,
/ in WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
Thursday Evening. November lIth, at S
O'Clock. Admission 10 cents,
LIFE AND SELF-CULTURE.
Friday Evening November 18th lat o'clock
Admission Is cents.
on "MATRIMONY."
Monday afternoon. November 18th. at 2
o'clock. To Ladies only. Admis-
sion p cents.
FEMALE HEALTH, ETC, Illustrated by
French Feminine Models.
Monday Evening, Nov. 18th. at 5 O'Clock.
To Gentlemen only. Admission 25c.
NAN AND WOMAN. also illustrated.
nOEJ-ti
The Morning herald., 1875-11-11


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