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ney & Smith Manufacturing Company
was up before Judge Emmons to-day.
Suit was brought for $43,20O damages,
and is still in progress.
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W7 ED-sITU ATOMIC take charge
wv of iirst-class private or florists estab-
lishment, by practical gardener; under
stands his business, aud can come ell recon-
menoed. Address l. LINFOOT, Carthage, d.
de9-3t
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The latest Paris sensation is an aero
bat who allows himself to be shot from a
mortar to his trapeze.
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The Vice Chancellor of Cambridge
England) University has announced as
the subject of this years poem in com
petition for the Chancellor's medal, the
'Centcnnry OF American Independ-
ence."
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XNTANTED-SlTUA ATION--By an American
wv man and wife; no objections to the
country. Call or address J. q. j., S. E. Fifth
street. ue6-4t
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ENT TANTED-TO LOAN-$10,0O0, $4,000 or
wv $25,00O at s per cent, on real estate;
must be in the city, or would buy piece OF
kIa citv dc9 3t
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VKTANTED-YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
1B5 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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Notwithstanding.

wv ANTED-BOA private fam
w lily, for young lady; references fur
nished and required. Address, stating terms,
&c., T. o. Box 1853, City. de9-2t
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VKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
w CAVAGNA & SON have q new lot OF fine
B0neless Cod1sn. and q splendid line Of
Groceries. jy26-tf
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-LAND--143 acres of land, IS
I miles west of the city; upland. Address
p, Star Office. oc9-tf
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XKT KTANTED-IO CLOSE OUr-A stock Of
wv frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street. first floor. ie2b-tf
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WANTED MEMBERS = Gent members
wv for 1rst-class Dramatic Club in this
city Parties with talent and references de-
aired, Address j. r. T., Box o, city. de8-2t
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classifcations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LIN r.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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TNTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE, DAVIS
w formerly of ia Race street, are located
mt the "Sun Saloon" 70 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends Open
mt alLhours. day and night. nol7-2m
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LECTURES.

4 SERIES of Scientific Lectures at Pulte
"A Medical College. The fourth lecture Of
he course will be delivered THIS EVENING.
December ., bv Professor Beckwith. Subject:
kVaccination." Public are invited. 1t
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VNTANTED-TEA, TEA, TEA-Fine and
wv Fresh Tea at the CENTENNIAL TEA
COMPANY, and valuable present with every
pound, Store No. 204 West Sixth street, be-
tween Elm and Plum. de9-Th, ,S&Tu-d
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VNTANTED-TO BUY-A piece of property,
wv residence or business Must be q bargain.
Address DANIEL BRENNAN, P.O. Box 2.762,
city. de9-4t
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LSOR RENT-DWELLING-A good BRICK
IL dwelling OF 8 rooms, bath and cistern; No.
1917 Clinton street. Apply to Il. G. MILLER,
Custom house. de9-2t
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VNTANTED-YOU TO KNOW--That John
wv Renner's Shell oysters are received dai-
N by express. Call and see him. Opposite the
Grand Hotel, deS-lm
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TOR SALE INDIAN RELICS = Coins,
JIG minerals fossils, Nc Natural History
kfore III w. Sixth ct. de4-5t*
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Il OR RENT-ROOMS-Larg portion Of 5)i
IL West Ninth street, to a small genteel fam
lily; comfortable, convenient. and In good con-
dition. Apply on premises. de9-2t
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-STORE-And 8 rooms, 1893 w.
I Third ST., bet Elm and Plum. de9-3t
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TOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE-Larger
Il portion of house 504 West Ninth street, to
small gcnteel family; comfortable, con-
premises. 1t*
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TcOR RsALE-SHOEs-At the Shoe Factory,
ia l72 Race street, pebble shoes. at 70 is, side
lace ~ 20, kid 50 80, button 50 Is, custom made.
Warranted. de9-2E
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LOST.

n OST--MUSIC-On Vine st., Wednesday
i 4 evening, roll OF music, containing some
fe Deums and Christmas music. Finder Will
Be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 80 West
Eighth street. H. J. HORTON de9-2t
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NTANTED-A LIVE MAN-In every city
wv and town in the world; you can make
Us day selling our letter-copying book; no
press, brush or water required. Excelsior
Manufacturing Company, Room 16 Tribune
Building, Chicago, III. Send stamp for circu-
lar de0-4t
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LNOR RENT-STORE--No. rs, corner Pearl
IL and Vine, at low rent from January /, 1876
PRICHARD, SMITH & co, de9-2t
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LNOR RsRENT-HOUSE OF rooms. in
j. good -5rder; rent low to good tenant No.
13s Cidfk ST., near Linn st. de9-2t
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ITOR SALE-LAND-7O acres of choice bot
No tom land, all IN cultivation, on railroad
and near station, 10 miles from the city.
Address H., Star office Oc9-H
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NOR SALE-STOVE-Larg size, suitable
Il for parlor or office; will sell cheap. Ap-
ply at 1893 I-ongworth street. de9-2t
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LNOR RENT-HOUSE-Larg 8-story brick
It dwelling house. No. s8 E. Third street. In
quiresof WM WEBB, 14s Main street, second
floor front. de9-2t
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VNOR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP - 70
IA one OF the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
feges. viii sell cheap. Address S. p. T.. Box
d. CITY, oclS-tf
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L,OR RENT - COTTAGE - New one story
IL frame cottage, on Southgate ST., Newport,
Ky. Apply to JOHN r.. HUGLE, Ag't dec ut
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E,OR sALE--PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
E very low; a No. portable photograph gal
kry can be bought at q bargain, with instru-
ments, stock and material; fine chance for a
young man to engage In a profitable business
fith small capital. Address, for two weeks,
Box 20, Jasper, Dubois Co., Ind. de6-4t
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Am WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
81 MARTIN, at AZ w. Filth st. jy15-tf
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uTANTED-HORSES TO wINTER-At$'0
wv per north, miles back Of Covington.
LINUS HAND \ SON, Scott 2. o., Ky. de0- 1t
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VKTANTED = SECOND HAND CLOTH
Wv ING-For which pay the full value in
cash. /. COHEN, al Il. Fourth street.
no30-TuIh&S-lm
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wANTED---MIsCELLANHoUs

VTTANTED--LADIES To 20 to Mrs. E.
w DAVIS for stamping, "a Fifth street,
hetWeen Madison and Scott. GOWN gton. Ky. 1T
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VNTANTED-TO BUY AND SELL--Indian
wv relics, coins, minerals, fossils, &c. III
W. Sixth street. de4-5t*
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TNOR SALE COTTAGE : OF three rooms
n and lot near street railroad, In Dayton,
ny. Price $3.50. j. b. CHADWICK, 150 Front
street, Newport, KY. de9-2ts
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VOL. 81 lEs EHs %Rgs. sHaHs
PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Miss M. G. GOFFE,
Teacher of French and Vocal and Instrument
tai Music. Address II Park stl eet.
nog0- -Tu, ,Th&S
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MARINE.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. ~ The steamship
Lord Clrve, from Philadelphia to Liver
pool, arrived at this port at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
HAvRE, Dec. 9.-The steamship France.
OF the Atlantic Line, arrived at this port
at 10 o'clock this morning.
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ID fifty Of the original Decker and Decker &
RrOthers' Pianos at from 1850 to 500 less than
catalogue prices. at Britting & Bros.' Piano
md Organ House, 227 West Fifth street. near
Plum. deS-lOt
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nj Vine street, near Seventh. Large stock Of
Ladies', Misses and Children's Furs. Cents
Fur Caps, Collars and Gloves; Buffalo and
Fancy Robes, at actual cost prices. Call and
examine before buying elsewhere. de7-105
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

There is no ambiguity about the new
police order relating to concealed weapons.
All parties taken to the lockups will here
after be carefully searched" for deadly
instruments, and whenever found the
charge must be made against them on the
records, regardless of personal favorit-
ism or position in society" This has the
right ring.
Now, let the police magistrates promptly
send all culprits Of this class before Judge
Steele, and his method Of punishment
will soon put an end to the dangerous
habit. As list Of all arrests for the Of
tense of carrying concealed weapons,
stating the final disposition of each case,
will be kept by Superintendent Loan, and
open to the press, the public will be able
to give proper credit or blame to those
whose duty it is to enforce the law. We
are convinced, though, that the desire to
crush the evil is SO earnestly participated
in by all of them, that there will be no
cause for censure.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12


who sneered at the poor white trash" be-
fore the war, and compelled them to
shoulder the musket and bear the brunt
on Confederate battlefelds, to propose its
disfranchisement now. But such pro-
vision would especially bear upon the col
ored voters of Texas, almost invariably
Republicans. who were deprived in the
prime of life Of the privilege of enrolling
themselves as property holders and direct
taxpayers. They titled the soil and were
robbed of their earnings in the slave era,
and now the men who dwell in castles
built with the proceeds of their unpaid
labor. finding that the overseer can not
dictate the citizens ballot, broach de-
nial Of the inestimable right of franchise.
We do not expect so un-American
doctrine will root itself to any alarming
extent, because the German and Irish i'm
migrant. and the working classes in gen.
eral, will have common cause with the
negro to cry it down; but it is another
illustration of the Democratic sense of
justice, which will weaken other and
similar reform pretensions of the Demo-
cratic party.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12
PASSING JUDGMENT.
Says the Bulletin, referring to the cit
School Board:

Says the Bulletin, referring to the city
School Board:
When men in any public office of trust
lose for any reason the ability to be of ser
vice to the public whom they are presumed
to serve, it is clearly their duty to with
draw and make room for others, who can
more efficiently and acceptably fill their
places.
Bat who is to judge of their inability
from any cause? The Bulletin contends that
mass meeting, which may be called at
any time, by good or Indifferent leaders,
with or without proper motives, shall, by
simple resolutions, cut and dried, advo-
Gated by truthful or false appeals, issue a
peremptory mandate for the abdication of
officials, which they should obey. We
contend that for any and all crimes or
misdemeanors every citizen has the right,
guaranteed by the common law and the
statutes, to have preliminary exnmina-
ton, due notice of the charge, an oppor-
tunity for defense, and jury to give the
verdict. This is the practice of the entire
country, and is only questioned in
localities where mob is assumed to be the
"higher" law. The fact of the School
Board being Republican appears to be in
the eyes Of the Bulletin warrant of the
White Line denial of their rights as citi-
zens. Let the board be censured if it
deserves it, and charges formally pre-
ferred, and brought to an issue in the
civilized manner. There need be no
childs play, but the lawful wishes of the
people will be respected and cbeyed.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

wishes of the party authorities they
would be soon so ostracised, socially and
politically, that Louisiana would, be no
place for them. They would change their
politics and their location.
The Enquirer is perhaps mistaken in
claiming the Southern Democracy as the
friends of imitation. Celia depend, as we
say in the French part Of the city. The
Louisiana Democracy have declared
through some of their organs that they
have no choice as between Allen and
Tilden, but that they will support which
ever wins upon this trial strain, Us the
racers call it. The Southern Democrats
are like the highwayman in Hogarth. He
watches two gamesters intent only to
see which will carry off the money that he
may not run the risk of robbing the wrong
man.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The Bulletin declares that the attendance
in the public schools is daily falling of,
while the Picayune has it that Mrs. Nc
Donald has been reinstated as principal
of the Upper Girls School. Both jour-
nails are in error, as they usually are when
they attempt to say anything about school
matters.
The alleged report that Mr.. Ingraham
has resigned from the School Board is
without foundation. At three o'clock
yesterday no resignation except that Of
Mr.. Shaw had been received, and nine
teen pers ons out of twenty throughout
the city are indulging the hope that he
will rec onsider his decision.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12
ORLEANS REPUBL1oAN, TUESDAY, oOFoBER y 1875 \

made applicable y its legitimate func-
ton it b indispensable to give effect to
the principles of party. Left to in
discreet, reckless or selfish hands it be-
comes an agent of irreparable destruc-
ton. We can not more properly express
our appreciation of its value and its
danger than by repeating that patronage
should be held in trust for the benefit of
the party which has obtained it, and not
employed as personal perquisite for the
advantage of those to whom its applica-
ton may have been entrusted.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12
THE sPoILs. THEIR ONLY OBJECT.

The declaration of the home Democracy
that they will vote any ticket the Northern
Democracy may put up, and the fagrant
and f1agitous effort to carry New York
and Ohio for and against hard money,
proves that the Democracy has but one
object. 1t is to get the spoils of Office on
any terms and by any combination. This
secret combination Of opposites was be-
gun before the invention of Morse. 1t
was somewhat dismsyed when exposed by
the instantaneous telegraph. But it
boldly struck out the principles of the
party, and now move on the name alone.
The nomination Of Horace Greeley was
the first bold bid for power. 1t was fol-
lowed here by adopting Warmoth, his
patronage and his system. It has assumed
the aspect Of threats in Ohio. There
Democrats denounce Governor Tilden for
standing on the ground of jackson and
Benton, and intimate to him that if he
persist themselves and their doctrines
will be discarded in the presidential nom
inations They thus impose the penalty
Of Democratic displeasure upon those
who maintain the doctrine of the Demo-
cratic founders. Here is what the Cincin-
natl Enquirer swears shall be done with
the bard money followers of jackson and
Benton. Nots its extreme courtesy:
Sem Tlden, you are the servile, sneak-
ing, selfsh tool. Of the bondnoldsrs. Of the
East; you value your personal prefer
mens more highly than you do tho posses-
aon a the naeional government by the
Democratie party. You are aware that if
William Allen y re-slsstsa to the governor
ship Of Ohio you eaa .nsver " nSmineted
iOf The Peeeldeney. ard for this Ssason you
havs ehqesa - becoue ths enemy Of the
nesioaal pepoeEssie parry. II you eaa mot
not neeake the tenpee of TIE DsmserSts
q the West aal oouih Vhon ~ vhispor in
e sss ssiossi Bsssssssis ss Z Ces1R cs:sc e Y
20 WesonpRl = 9ea1hgp dslaGnso Vim ~
= give ysahb vets ed fst1sa q iis -
elifuaofes uAee1ger - sha fato e -
Dsne6Ea1y - Oh ~ ysaE. .w ~.
Ne shoald ssppsss ~ thsns II -
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Iu - sos11n - xsuauinna r -
dlus1lp p4esthouId dass dinsonsd -
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The Houston Telegraph and other Dem
ocrstic journals Of Texas are discussing
the propriety OF limiting the right of suf-
frags in view of the assemblage of con-
stitutional convention in Austin. The
Telegraph submits this proposition:
No man should have . voice In the con.
struotion Of the government, or In tho
ohoioS Of it, oficera, unless he IL : sup-
porter Of the government by being . tax.
payer.
LIT is crime TO be poor man by the
assidnt Of birth. floods, failure Of crops,
1Etaking q banks, war and other unfor-
- AAnsds Of ", ist ths vosld-bs szis-
'tb@sav 4 ths sopth mAka u l.oxn. II
euns with httine graos tton tAeasn
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Mrs. Charles Moulton, the sweet singer, of
Boston, is to marry Mr.. j. 81. de Heger-
nn-Lindencrone, Danish minister at
Washington. She wants to change her
name
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The Bulletin says: "There are reasons
Why Democrats should not be over sapguine
about the result of Tuesdays election in
Ohio"
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The first Congressional district Rspub-
hsan convention Of Massachusetts, yester-
day nominsted the Hon. William R. Crapo,
u New Bedford, Tor Congress, in place Of
the lsto Mr. Bufinton. aera
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

1t is said the Rev. DIR. McLaren will defer
the formal acceptance of the bishopric of
Illinois until the standing committees of the
different dioceses have confirmed his cleo
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

A tombstone in Dorsetshire, England,
bears the legend, "Methusalah Cony, aged
twelve month"; The little one took after
his namesake too early.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Brick Pomeroy lectures on "The Bottle
and the Dollar." He knows something of
one and has felt the need of the other.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Don't kill the birds," was motto when
Captain Bogardus went to Sunday school,
but he appears to have forgotten it, and
does nothing but kill.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Sergeant Bates is reported in Canada.
The people there wish to know whether or
not he can be buried in consecrated ground.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Paragraphists are reminded that all VIII
liam Allen items are off after to-day.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

A writer in Harper's Basar makes "My
Wfes Nose" the subject Of story. There
10 no knowing what will turn up next in the
mind of such man.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The Pickwick Social Club gives a CON-
plimentary soires at Minerva Hall, on Sat
urday evening, November 13, 1875.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The people who predict hard winter are
- numerous as usual. Weather prophets
hit the mark sooner or later.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Tice is not 80 sure about his October
storms. He can hardly do as much damage
with them as he did with his September
gales.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

1t is said punctuation WAS first used in
literature in 1920. Such stops were con-
sidered then as very progressive.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Theirs is q reproach to the hotel keepers
of Switzerland. He carries his bed with
him when he travels.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Canadian women manage TO exist without
striped stockings or false hair.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

To-day will decide whether or not the
paralysis of Bill Allen extends to his party.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The epizootic is prevalent among the
horses of many Northern cities.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Midnight is the time when church yards
yavn and poetical cats court the news.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The life of train robber in Mexico de-
pends upon his getting away from the au-
thorities,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

lew good things should be left to say for
the quick as well as for the dead.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Mrs. s. A. Dorsey will lecture before the
Academy of Sciences tomorrow evening on
"Darwinism."
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

York not sufficiently united to assist him at
revival meetings.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

In several localities in Southern Illinois
the sgue is shaking the life out of business.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

General Joseph E. Johnston sayt: II am
very sorry to say that the Khedive has not
made me the msgni6cens offsrs reported by
some Southern editors, nor do know II he
i still appointing Americans in his army"
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

When man has stumbled and fallen he
wishes he had not run 80 fast.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

A Baltimore oyster eater found pearl
worth $500, on half shell at an oyster
stand lately
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The man who can put up his own stove
pipe does not live in vain.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The "tug of war;" SO much talked Of, came
into notice with the gunboats.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Joaquin Miller has been called the James
HogG of American literature.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Colonel Valentine Baker is spoken of as
q soldier of i'll fortune.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

Chicago has 900 lawyers, and is CORE
spondingly unhappy.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

The iniunetiVn on de play Of the 1.-TWO
OrpAarcr hss besa esasiausA in Pittsbars,
vkist action securss ehssk . Palnsr in
49, tighs IN that etty. Il rtmafns to be
sseA NhAt will bs dese ssuiast Manager
DeEss, Who intsnds TO produce tAs piece u
the -, Ck6rles Theatre nszt veek. 4
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12
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BAKER-On Sunday, October 10, at 4:3O p. M
WILL AM BAKER, aged ffty-fve years, q native
of Eng land and resident Of this city fer the past
sevent cen years
London and Liverpool, England. papers please
copy.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

A ton of good coal is the bon ton of
kitchen societY.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-12

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