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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

THE TRACK STILL BLocKED--ADDrTIoSAL WASH
OUTS REPORTED.
SALT LAKE CRY, titan. April %, 1875.
The Union Pacific Railroad is SIN blocked East.
No mail has arrived here from the East since
April L. train was expected nero this evening I;
but, owing TO another washout Ia the Weber
Canyon. Il Is doubtfal II 1t will arrive tonight
This train contains passcng gers and mails transfer
red by wagons Tor several miles on Bitter creek
and has been five Gays on the way from Green
Rlver having been delayed by numerous WASH
outs Tue streams ire all high ana rising. Inc
weather continues warm.
report iron Green River this morning saws
that the track east and Is in a bad condition
That the railroad company mas about Tour nun
dred men at work repairing the track east
Of there and about twenty teams Tor max
Ing transfer OF seven miles. II IS expected that
tney VIII get tue track repaired i'm about
twenty days. stu another washOut is reported
inls evening near Churcn Bu'tes, ana an enatne
and two cars are In n dlgch. THIS Washout trouDe
extends from ogden, Utah, to ROCK Sprlnns
Wyoming, distance OF 200 mics.
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NJ E x I G O.
The Presidents Speech TO the
Reaesembled Congress.
1 COuntcr-BlaSt 10 Religious FanaticiSm
and Revolution.
TOM SCOTS PARTYlN THE CAPITAL

CITY OF MEXICO, April IL, 1875, via HAVANA.
The last session or the present Congress was
opened by President Lerdo de Tejada with .
speech.
HIS ExcELLENcY's DEFINITION OF THE CONDITION
OF THE REPUBLIC.
The President said the relations OF Mexico with
the foreign Powers were friendly.
THE SENATE.
In accordance with the recent amendment to
the constitution, a Senate would be organized in
September.
THE CHURCH QUESTION AND THE REvoLuTrosIsT
AGITATION.
The Executive had fulfilled all the requirements
OF the constitutional amendments aud the Re orm
still fingered. Some persons, by artluy creating
an unreasonable excitement had given occasion
or pretext tor the formation or small armed bands
in parts OF Mlchoacan and Jalsco They pre-
tended to believe that Mexicans would allow
themselves to be deprived or the glorious results
Of the victories they had purchased with their
blood. OF the Ideas and principles whose lncorpo-
ration 10 the constitution aud laws Of the country
Elevated the Republic 10 a place among the most
liberal and civilized peoples.
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
The President stated that measures would be
submitted making education compulsory and
providing for normal college for female teachers.
TOM scoTr's PARTY.
Colonel Tom Scott and party have arrived at the
capital. Many who thought that their purpose
was diplomatic aud wariike are now convinced
that they are here in pursuit OF purely specula-
i've and commercial enterprise.
PUBLIC WORKS.
Funds have been deposited Tor the construction
stlighthouses at Tampico and Vera Cruz.
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JOHN mitchell.

TRIBUTE 10 THE MEMORY or THE IRISH PA
TR1oT IN RICHMOND RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
RICHMOND, Va, AprH q, 1875.
mass meeting of the friends and admirers or
the late John Mitchell comprising people or All
nationaitlcs, was held tonight In Assembly
Han here to DO honor 70 his memory
Governor Kcmper was chosen president or the
meeting and addressed IL in n warm eutoey Or
Mitcncl. a number oi vice presidents, intending
some 0i the most prominent citizens o. Richmond,
were then chosen alter whtcn q eusogisuc pream-
bic and series OF resolutions were adopted.
Among the resolutions were tnc following
THE REGULATIONS.
Resolved. That tho people ~ Richmond without tiis-
tingtop nationality, une with who mona n tun
death ofJohu Mitchell IN giEsnx tucc 20 the aanura-
uua patriotism. courage aud HAseitsAness which G.a-
fngushe his public career. ana Tive honor honesty.
the candur, 1cpuencss aud Kindness which equally
marked Ills private ltie
other term Of political psuacH sul the fame III
ono whose Only crIme MAS tn iaurgliute thirst tor
separate nationality l0r his iatherlant AMI whose oalv
vice Uoundles, zeal Gni sacrldces iu see klus
resolved. that We radrr % hs amllv tUgcther with
A. common sympathy when otcrv generous IL 1r E
tends them their sorrow warmer fcaing sprugng
from mo fact mat 0rse ~ memorable uavs they
our nelgnbors the sharcrs " All nOpN aad fears a
Our triumpns aud soffcWA
Mayor A. NJ. Kelley, Hon. James II. Dooley, Judge
W. w. Crump and Ex-Governor Henry A. WISE
paid eloquent tr butcs 20 the memory oI MItcne.
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THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.

ANorHEn RAID on THE STOCK RANCHES
MURDER AND ROBBERY BIT ARMED MExIcANs-
coRrrNA IN TROUBLE.
GALVESTON, Texas, April %, 1878.
A Netcs special from Brownsville saws :-Y ester.
day Juan M. Longeria, magistrate, sent note TO
H. KLEIN, Presiding Justice OF this county, stating
that a party OF armed Mexicans we're near the Rio
Cano collecting cattle and committing depreda-
tions. They drove the herdsmen out OF the rancho.
Senior Longeria asked for help. His letter was
referred TO General Potter, who was OF the opinion
that Lieutenant Leggett would be on the spot and
attend 10 the matter. Lieutenant Leggett com.
mands the escort sent with Stil,man.
MURDERED BY THE RAIDERS.
George Hill was Killed by a band OF eight raiders
on the 10th inst. He was hunting horses, and az
about dusk went to a water hole where tue raid
ers were camped with drove OF stolen cattle.
Troops were watching Tor them below the Bucas
rapcne, but they crossed into Mexico below them.
difficulty exists between General Labarra, Col
Iector OF Customs at Matamoros. and General Cor
tina. I.abarra sent a letter 10 President Lerdo
complaining OF the acts oil Cortina 1t was refer
red TO the Secretary OF War, VINO forwarded IL TO
Cortina. The latter speaks OF sueing Laoarra Tor
SANDER.
Dir. Lowell was killed at Carrizo on Redmond's
Rancho, on the 10Th INST, by band OF raiders
from Mexico.
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE.

DID JULIUS DUNCAN COMMIT SUICIDE?
Yesterday morning Coroner simms OF Brooklyn.
received postal card which read as follows:--
FEBRUARY 20, 1916.
Doctor SIMMs, Coroner OF Brooklyn
DEAR SHIhls Is 10 inform you that have committed
suicide by taking an ounce OF tlncture ~ Opt Nobody
il TO blame. Lite had become 10 mo burdcn. Please
procure lew stamps and send the letters which You
will ind with me. Yours respectfully,
JULIUS DUNCAN No. l52 Degraw street.
The Coroner, naturally supposlng that ne had
genuine case and a fee in prospective sent DE.
tective Corr, or the Central once squad, TO ia.
vestgate the case. The ofncer found, on visiting
No. 49, Degraw street, instead OF the body OF Dun
can, bundle OF letters addressed 70 the Editor OF
the Erie PreSSe, q German local paper, which
julius had left with his landlady for delivery on
leaving the house the night previous. Duncan,
who was about forty eight years or age, had been
employed Tor some time past on the paper named
ana had also correspondent vita leading
Western German journal. lie mad been employed
IN reporting tue Beecher trial and Is believed 10
have become somewhat unsettled IN his reason.
He is q native OF Germany and highly educated
man. The police authorities and ms friends are
making thorough search for the uniori unas
man, who II he carried MS written intention into
effect swallowing an ounce oil OPIUM cannot pos
sIby ce IN the lana oil the living.
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A FmIBUsTERING STEAMER.

THE EDGAR STUART CONDEMNED AND HER FOR
FIXTURE DEcREED.
BALTIMORE. Nd. April %. 1875.
In the United states District Court to-day In
the case OF the United states against the steamer
Edgar stuart JEdge Giles rendered MS
decision, condemntng the vessel ana de.
creeing her forfeited to the United States.
on the ground that while enrolled III
the coastwls. trade sue had lett New London,
Conn.,, lully equipped, and destined Tor foreign
port, which act rendered ner clearly liable 10 Tor.
ieiture.
IL VIII be remembered that tue stuart made
several successful trips TO CUBA. carving arms
&c, and finally came TO this port, where proceed
in-s were commenced for her forfeit urc
to the government. some time since. and pending
the libel suit. she was released stipulation being
valued a. $23,0OU, ana was delivered 70 a CANADIAN
purchaser. the vessel now plying In Canadian
waters. III Is BOW decrced that the clalman n
Frederick W. Fishwick. ana other parties 10 the
stipulation, pay into court the fun amount A.
wnlcn she vas appraised, with costs OF suit.
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HOMICIDE IN ORANGE, N. J.
A BLIND sEPrUAoENARIAN KILLS A TWELVE
yEAR-oID BOT.

A BLIND sEPrUA6ENARIAN KILLS A TWELVE
yEAR-oID BOT.
Yesterday the county physician OF Essex, n. j..
DR.. Betnuel L. Dodd, received q telegram from tho
Police Marshal OF Orange, stating that Patrick
Walsh, Jr., boy twelve years OF age, had died
from the result OF blow indicted with stick by
an aged man, now In custody. named Ebenezer
Green, Of the Valley. The county physician, VINO
in Essex county Is alone authorized TO order in
quests, a once repaired TO the residence OF the
dead boys father, located on south Valley street.
He made a postmortem examination Of the
body and found the skull fractured. and
only slight aDrasur6 or tue nose JUST
between the eyes, where the stick OF old Green
struck. The BRAIN however, was found TO he IN
named, aud the doctor has no DOUBT thai death
was caused by Inflammation or the brain, super
induced by beng struck as described.
TIRE HOMfCIDAL BLOW.
From careful inquiries made II appears that
last Saturday night Ebenezer Green, who Is sew
enty three years OF age, almost stone blind and
living on Austin street, started rom home TO 90
SelSler On the way he was oeset oy pack ol
BOYS, VINO hooted him. pulled his coat
ials pushed him and IA many ways
tormented the old man. The latter Is Of
rather an irritable temper, and as he heard
the boys moving close on him Tor the NTH
or sixth time he suddenly swung his heavy stick
Dehind nlm ana struck one or the boys sharp
bloT directly between the eyes, on the bridge OF
the nose. lie was troubled no more. The injured
boy proved 10 be Patrick Walsh, son OF a gardener
OF The same name. AT nrst 1t was not thought the
injury was serious. The boy was conscious. On
Monday ne became unconscious, and renamed so
0Htlt Wednesday night. when he died. Mean
while old Green was arrested and is held to await
tie result or The inquest winch was ordered aud
commenced yesterday. The general impression,
well as the impression or the county physician,
is mat the case IS one OF justtable homicide. Inc
parents OF the dead boy do not snow any bitter
ness toward the old man, ana he, in his cell, seems
- be dTeaduly grieyed over the terrible mis-
fortune.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, April ~ i

WASHINGTON, April %, 1878
RESIGNATION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS
SECRETARY BRrsTow THE PROBABLE Sue
CEssoE.
The resignation OF Attorney General Williams
takes effect on the 18TH OF May. He says that be
ha- held tie ONCE long enough for reputation and
political glory, and that 1t Is now time Tor HIM 20
devote some attention TO hls own welfare. lie
viii renew MS practice in Washington as a lawyer
aud ieaye 10 he President the cnoce OF his sue
cessor, abont whom. nc says, he has no more idea
than an unborn babe. " IS known, however that
secretary Brstow Will Willingly accept tie ONCE.
and, a. the President mas promised he should have
II whenever tue present incumbent saw mt 10 re-
sign, the question now is who viii be Secretary
Bris:owis successor. Mr.. BTistow does not Ike
tue duties Of secretary Of The Treasury, and the
coming change has alone Kept him in ONCE.
Judge Edwards PierrcFont, Of New YORK; ex-
senator Carpenter and General Butler are also
mentioned IN connection with the coming
vacancy The letter OF the President accepting
the resignation o. Attorney General Williams, it
Is sand viii be transmitted to that gentleman to-
morrow. In 10 the President VIII bay nigh
tribute TO his ablitty aud distinguished services a.
TIE head 81 the Department u Justice.
1nE ENFoRcEM NT ACTS TO be DEcLARED IN
COMMUNICATIONS GRANT DIssAT-
IsKIED WITH HIS AFPCINTEEs
There mas been much surprise manifested at the
announcement that tue Supreme Court would de-
eide the legislation o. Congress known as the En-
iorcement acts UNCONSTITUTIONAL The fact Is the
Grant Parish case which was recently argued by
ReveFdy Johnson, David dudley Field ana Il. II.
MARI did not present 70 the court q single feature
not previously presented ~ me south Carolina
Ku Klux and Kentucky election cases. ana Ii
was upon the latter case the Court ncld
its conference, when u wss discovered how nearly
unanimous the Court was Of the opinion that Inc
act or July, 1870, was unconstitutional. 1t was
then that the political bias had Its influence, and
as the Louisiana troubles had brought the Grant
Parish case prominently forward . party q1es-
ton, an EFFORT was made - have the argument
postponed until the fa session Of the Court, when
the political condition Or adairs IN all parts u
the country viii he more favorable Tor sober judg-
meat. rs was SAID ~ Il member ~. the Court De-
rne President, advised % the nercsy OF his APP
p0ntecs on the baacn, actually declined 10 attend
the dinner gwen IO-nltnt ~ Eeverdy johnson 10
the JustCes " the lHifed states supreme Court.
All me mcmuers 81 tue Court. however. were
present with tue secretary ~ tue Treasury.
Attorney General Williams. w. L. Lawrence,
Judge sack 4. Al. Middleton. W. wallace ana
iAinp ihiaps.
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THE RAILROAD COMPETITION.

REDUCTION OF RATES OVER THE SOUTHERN
ROUTES.
LOUISVILLE, April %, 1875.
the Southern railroad lines have not, up TO
date, joined In the general war among the
Northern railroads, but 1t having been announced
to-day that the New Orleans ana Mobile Railroad.
known as the coast line 10 New York and
Eastern cities. had cut It's rates very
largely, tine Jackson route In connection
with the Louisville, Nashville and Great Southern
will announce tomorrow reduction on rates 10
this city, Washington, Baltimore aud New York.
OF from une-1ith TO tnree-tenths OF the regular
rates. IL ~ expected that the com peuDg routes
Will make sim another reduction. 10 be followed by
further reduction by the JACKSON route. The
night between inc TWO lines promises 10 be q warm
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JouN srKrs.

The stranger who dled suddenly az Taylors
Hotel, Jersey CITY. last saturday morning. and
VINO had registered his name as James Buckley.
has oeen Identified "a John sykes, or Elienvlie u.
A., where ne was the proprietor o. large factory
fUr the manufacture Of an article known as eek
celsior.n He was also extensively engaged In tho
importation OF dry goods IN Gals clty. ne Was a
ntllyc Oi Hud0ersheld. Yorkshire. England, anu
was about sixty years Of age at the tiale OF MS
death. MS FAMILY arc temporarily residing IA
BROOKLYN. Not many years ago he owned ana re.
stucd ia splendid manson az nav Ridge, u. /.
lie was q man very GENIAL disposition, and IN
business be had icw equals ioE energy, prudence
aud perseverance.
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WILLIAM J. SHARKEY.

Tue AMERICAN MURDERER STILL ~ SPANISH
PR1soN-JoHN Fox PROVES THAT HIS PASSPORT
WAS STOLEN
HAVANA, April 20, 1875.
There are no new Developments IN the case OF
william J. sharkey. ana ne still remains IN jail.
TonN FoE PROVES THAT MS PASSPORT WAS STOLEN.
II has been proved BY the testimony Of reliable
witnesses mat John Fox l. entirely innocent OF
he Charge made against him, that he had volun-
.arllY given hts passport 20 Sharkey, the same
having been stolen ~ some person from hts desk
fnrfng his absence.
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Dn. ). ,. BorrR, U.,IrED STATES NAVY.

ri. = T. Boyer lately in the medical corps.
United STATES NAYy, died al MS residence, Read
lng. Pa. April Il, AZ the age 81 thirty years
lie vas atrached % the gnn0oat Mattabassett at
the time ol her engagement with the rebel ram
Alocmarie IN Aibeuarle SOMA, ana was SUISSE
menty promoted to tue rank Of SURGEON and or
dared IL tue Pacific squadron After rcmGinng
one ycdf IN the Japanese waters ne returned
home, invaded 0lth consumption. and has NOT
since bCeu able for uutF. lie leaves large circle
81 trends to mourn has early death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23
THE OPERA AND THE CHURCH.

SUIT OF THE ENGLISH MUSICAL MALIGNANT
AGAINST THE MooDY-sASKEY REvIvAL1sTs.
LONDON, April p, 1875.
A hearing was to have been had to-day IN the
case OF the bill lied By o seat owner in Her MaJes-
TVS Opera House 10 RESTRAIN Messrs. Moody aud
sankey rom using that building for their revival
services, but it was postponed till the s9th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23
BISMARCK AND DUCHESNE

rHE PRINCE oHANcELLoRs ENEMY UNDER Elk
ANIMATION IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS. April %, 1878.
The examinations into the alleged Duchesne
conspiracy against Prince Bismarck began to-day.
OTHERS IN THE PLOT.
The prisoner Duchesnc thrice refused to give the
names Of his accompllceg.
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ARCTIC EXPLORATION.

FRENCH sAvANs' TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY or
CAPTAIN HALL.
PARIS april %. 1875.
The President OF the French Geographical So
ciety has handed to Mr.. Washourne gold mccall,
presented by the society to the family OF Captain
Han, IN commemoration or the exploits OF the
Arctic explorer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

me following record viii show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past tweutY.four hours
IN comparison Win the COZ responding date OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer al Hud.
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Bufdtup:-
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THE FERoCIOUS RAIDS OF ALL NoXIoUS IN.
that nfest human dwellings can be stopped in one
day BY the use of Knowles fNsxcr DESTROYER, dis
tibuted into all the cracks and crevlces with KsowLEs'
PATENT GUN sold only in bottles.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT AND THE
PRESS.

a LEGIsLAToR's PLAN FOR THE SOLUTION or
THE PRIVILEGE sNARL-
LONDON, April %, 1875.
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr.. Sui
Ivan announced that Tor the purpose OF terminal
Ing tho anomalous relations between the press
and the House he would nightly call attention to
the presence OF strangers.
Tnis VIII have the eject OF compelling the with
drawal or all persons except members.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

SHOT AROUND THE WoRLD.-NoTHINC
like X since Lexington and Concord except KNOWS
spring style Of HATS stores, Fittn Avenue Hotel and
/
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WASHINGTON. April ~, 1875.
The following interesting letter has oeen re-
ceIved az the Navy Department.
sAco, Me-, April IL, 1875.
non. q. NJ. robson, Secretary oil the Navy
SIR From a TELEGRAM in the newsDaDsrs this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

Al RANGES. -wEsTERFIELD's IMPROVED
RANGg, with water back. warranted. tor SIS.
a. SIKH avenue
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IKE QUESTIONS OF PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE

AND PRESS RIGHTS UP FOR DEBATE.
LONDON, April 23-5 80 A. NJ
The notice given by Mr.. sullivan OF mis- intention
20 nave all persons not members excluded from
the House oil Commons will be debated tonight.
Mr.. Bright vii! probably make a motion that re-
porters be allowed to remain.
1t is thought the government VIII consent 10 re-
lcr the subject TO a special committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

A-F0R GENTLEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA
quality go direct TO the manufacturer, ESPENsCHEID
us Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

ALWAYS FIGHT CATARRa WITH WOLCOTTiS
CAIARRu ASSIMILATION: hight pam, fever or Inflammation
with WoLcorI'S pam PANr
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DYETNG AND CLEANSINC.-TAKE n 10 TIE
nav. YORK 90 Eng AN9 fhNTlNG ESTABLISH
MINT STATEN ISLAND 0Glncs-As Dune street. z
Broadway. go sixth avenue. New woes. fhi dmi los
PIerrcpont street hro0Syn. Oldest la thc country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

A-CORRECT STYLE GENTLEMEN's DRESS
hATs ready. BURKe, Manufacture, "a Broadway
tpuEE EAuG Mutlling.
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass signs Store, once and sign Painting.
UPHAM 4 CO., $50 Broadway.
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BARBERiS ITCH ALL OVER MY FACE-GILES
LrNtsFNr lopfrE or ANNO.IA cured me.
JOHN BURNS. sixtieth -. near Bouerard. New YORK.
sold ~ all druggists. Depot ~ aiAfu avenue.
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A REMARKABLE PECUMARITY.-THE ELIAS
Tic 2Suss COMPANY, 6ss Broadway with their ad-
nlrabe appliance. worst ruptures BY sght pres
sure. hardly pcrcepune being distributed uuilcsInly
round boiv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

If YOU WANT 10 TONE UP TEE SYSTEM
take the PrRUvisS srEuF. Is effects arc permanent
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made ana shipped 70 order by HoJE9 4 GRAHAM, 81
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LEON DUMAS EAU MEBvElLLEUsE
Is indispensable toilet rcqusle for a1es an3 ssHae
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LEON DUMAS CARDINAL BOUQCET-rHT
new ard exquisite perfume dedicated t1 is Eminen0
Cardinal McC0sEcv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

LEON DUMAS eat MEBvElLLEUsE
needs but one trial g prove H. aaeroritg. Price 50
bottle; So dozen.
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LEON DUMAS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED IA
dies Hair Dressing Rooms. whore tasUt reQufntcf
can b. applied. nj. West fweuly-lfih street
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEusE
makes the complexion Gear waite ana beautiful
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERYEMLEUsE
obiiterates all fTeckics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUsE
removes all wrinkles
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LION DUMAS. 81. wssF TWENTY-FIVE