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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-27

1t is impossible not to smile at what we
may call tho noivet< Of Senator Garland ana
Representative Lamar, who have returned TO
Washington, and who "speak in the most
flattering terms of their reception by the New
England people" They have been, they
assure u.s. 'hospitably received by all classes,
and most notably by the ex-federal officers,
who greeted them warmly everywhere" We
wish that every Southern Representative and
Senator could make similar pilgrimage. We
have never yet heard of Southern man Wis
iting the North, no matter how conspicuous
he may have been during the rebellion, who
did not receive the highest friendship, sym
pathy and respect. If any sentiment
reigned in the mind of the Northern
people at the close of the war it was
that the victory for the Union imposed upon
them the duty of assisting the reconstruction
of the South Therefore the best wishes Of
the Northern people have been that the
Southern people should recover as promptly
as possible from the material losses OF the
war; that the old Common wealth should be
rebuilt upon surer foundations than the
crumbling corner stone of slavery, that Vir-
gina should be again the "Old Dominion"
and that Louisiana should be the imperial
Commonwealth of the Southwest. We wish
we could feel that this sentiment on the part
of the honest men of the North had been
reciprocated by tue South. For ten years the
North has been holding out the olive branch,
and for ten years it has been spurned. When
love is combined with patience it is sure to
win in the end. So our hope has been
and is now that the South may begin to
really know the North; that the issues
of the war will be buried under the green
fields that now cover the scenes Of the former
strife; that the bitterness of the contest will
only be remembered as Ehglishmen remember
the wars OF the Cavaliers and the Round
heads, of the Jacobins and the Hanoverians-
for the romance, chivalry, poetry of the
times and not as provocative OF present dis
sension and hatred. Every SOutherner like
Garland and Lamar who comes to the North
on political Grand, every Southerner like
the thousands who came to live here and to
make their homes with us is missionary of
peace and Cancellation. Therefore we welcome
them, feeling assured that they will carry good
feeling back with them when they return, and
''speak in the most fattering terms Of their
receptiOu."
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THE Ice GoRGEs in the Delaware and Sus-

THE Ice GoRGEs in the Delaware and Sus-
quehanna rivers give indications that they are
about TO break up. Considerable uneasiness
is felt by those living along their banks
in view of the damage done by the
overflow at Port Jervis The waters
are said to be rising fast and there
is no doubt good ground for apprehension
We notice that the Erie Railway is now run
ming trains over its new bridge at Port Jervis
The rapidity with which the work has been
done is creditable, but it would have been
better to have adopted measures to render the
damage to the old bridge impossible.
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The RAILROAD WAR.-The struggle be-
tween the various railroad companies still
continue 10 exercise beneficial effect on the
public interest. The rates on freight and pas
senger traffic West are now cheaper than they
ever were before. 1t is to be hoped sincerely
that these railroad corporations will continue
to disagree that the rates may be kept
down. One OF the great dangers to the pros
perity Of the United States is tine possibility
that a combination Of monopolists may seize
on the railroad system and proceed to levy
blackmnil on The industry Of the country If
law could be passed to prevent any further
amalgamation of rival lines it would be a
great public benefit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-27

john Mitchell PAEADE.-The Police Com
missioners have decided that the proposed
parade on sunday IN honor of the late Mr..
John Mitchell Is contrary to the law, and
have therefore forbidden it. Their view is
supported by the legal advice OF Corporation
Attorney Smith, and, though the reasons for
applying the law in the present case are not
very clear, the gentlemen having the demon
stration in charge will, no doubt, submit to
the decision of the Commissioners with good
grace. Any attempt to disregard the decision
of the authorities, however impolitic it may
have been, would be very unwise, and likely
10 lead to scenes of disorder which would
bring disgrace on the memory Of the patriot
whom the Irishmen OF this city desire TO
honor. This consideration alone VIII be
sufficient to check any disposition to dis
regard the decision Of the Police Commits
sionsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-27

ESCAPE OF COMMUNISTS. Twenty of the
French Communists confined in New Caledo-
MIA have effected their escape, in boats, under
the leadership of DR.. Rastroul. They built
their own boats and trusted to their good
fortune 20 come ont all right
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-27

DISHONEST Practices IN THE ToMBs.-
The story told in another column of the
manner in which persons unfortunate enough
to become domiciled in the Tombs are treated
resembles very closely the account Of Spanish
prisons given us by the ever-to-be-remem-
bered Gil Bias. 1t appears, from the expert
ence of DR.. Jacoby, that regular system of
oppression and extortion exists, and is not
unknown to the authorities, who, how
ever, seem unable or unwilling to
remedy the abuses of our city prison.
1t would be difficult to overestimate
the influences for i'll which such practices as
those alleged must exercise on the minds Of
the criminal classes in lessening their respect
for the law and those charged with its oxecu-
ton. If the charges made by DIR. Jacoby can
be proved there is certainly need of some
action on the part of the higher authorities to
put an end TO a state of affairs which is dis
grace to our civilization We cannot permit
the very stronghold of the law TO be desc
Grated by extortoners, who are more Grim
inal than the thieves upon whom they prey
ia the name Of Justice and society.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing TO the heavy pressure of advertise
ments on the columns Of our Sunday edi-
tons, advertisers will serve their own inter-
ests and enable us to make proper CLASH
fcation ii they viii hereafter send in
advertisements intended for the Sunday
HERALD during the week and early on
Saturday..
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COOP FRIDAY. Services .were held yester-
day in all the principal churches in the CITY,
and the day was generally observed as a holl-
day. Business i'll Wall street was all but sus-
pended In England the day was observed
as general holiday, and business was COM
pletely suspended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-27

HE CANAL QUEsTIoS.--We publish in
another cOiumn series of interv Jews with
General Dix aud other leading citizens on this
important question, which will be read with
interest by the public.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS On and
after January l, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions of the New YoRK HERALD will be
sent free OF postage.
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From o'r reports This morning. the PROBABILITIES
are that az t7eather today ,ciA be clear and
qrQr1UeT
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AMUSEEENVS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE,
No $50 Broad way.-NAkIETY at +. NJ; closes at III 40
T. NJ. Matinee NJ 2 Z. VI.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
BROADWAY corner OF Iwenty-ninth street NEGRO
MTNSTRELsY ato p. Nj. closes at 10 r. NJ. Matinee at
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BOOTHS THEATRE
corner of TWenty-thIrd street ard Sixth avenue
HENRY v at r. NJ. closes at II 2. III. MIR. kignold
Matinee Al 30 L. NJ.
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TIVOLI THEATRE,
Eighth street between Second and Third avenues
VARIETY. at 5 = NJ. closes Al II +. NJ
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. A6 FLEET STREET.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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wALLACK,s THEATRE
1way.-THE sHAUGHRAUN at p. NJ. closes al
T. a. Mr.. Boueicault Matinee att 80 +. NJ
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Twenty eighth street and Broadvay.-THE BIG 80
MANIA. az T. NJ. closes 10 30 p NJ Mr.. Fisher Mr.
Lewis Hiss davenport Mrs. Gilbert Matinee 1t ! 81
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MRS CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE.
BIG BONANZA. al s l., NJ; closes ut 10 10 r N. Nj
sarah Jewett Mr.. Louis James Matinee at +. NJ
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COLOSSEUM
Broadway and Thirty fourth street-PARIS BY NIGHT
Two exhibitions caily, AT and s T. NJ
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PARK THEATRE
Broadway.-DAVY CROCKETT, az p NJ closes at
lo;aO T. "a hr. Mavo Matinee at2 T. NJ.
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IYCEUM THEATRE.
Fourteenth street. near sixth avenue. MARIE AN
TOlNErfh, At 80 P. NJ. Nine RistorL
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS and
after January |, 1875, the daily and weekly
editions of the New YoRK HERALD will be
sent free OF postage.
THE DAILY HERALD, published every
day in the gear. Four cents per copy. An
nual subscription price s;s.
All business or news letters and Geographic
dispatches must be addressed New YORK
HERALD.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned
Letters ana packages should be properly
sealed
LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. A6 FLEET STREET.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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UoI IrArp W No S6
===-----------------------
AMUSEGANlS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE,
No $50 Broad vAhIhrY at r. M closes at III 40
Z. NJ. Matinee ac2 p. NJ
Gv Of eoses es At aqs ai1ta r gncd
Matinee at 30 I. NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs
srssTa al Of At q
VARIETY. at5 ?. NJ; closes al II T. M.
wALLACK,s THEATRE,
RroadwayIH at NJ closes at
COLOSSEUM.
Two exhibitions caily, at and p. N.
MRS. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE.
BIG B3NnSz1 At r W. closes Mai a. 10 ~ 10 r Miss
WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway corner OF THIRTEEN street.-UNDER FALSE
r NJ
No sA sroadway-7HEiErY at r NJ closes at 10 As
r. NJ Maunee at2 7. NJ
ROBINSON HALL.
ssssnh fssf ns at al i
Matinee at z. NJ.
THEATRE CoMIoUE,
No 5f Broadway-yARlETY, al sP. NJ closes at 10 rs
+. N. Matuee al 2 y. NJ
METnoPoLITAH MUSEUM OF ART.
West Fourteenth street-open from A. N. TO r. NJ.
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE
Fulton avenue VARIETY, al p. NJ; closes at i0:45
T. ID Matinee 1t p. NJ.
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE.
West Twenty third street near sixth yenuc.-NEG RO
MINaIRhla.Y &c: az + NJ; closes ~ 10 r NJ. Dan
CERMAyIA THEATRE
closes Z. Nj. Miss Lima Nayr
NIBLos.
broadway -HERRMANN, at s P NJ; closes a. 10 rs
+. NJ. Matinee a. , p NJ
Tony PASTORS OPERA HOUSE.
No lJl Bow aTy.N AhIEIY. at +. ~. closes 10 AS
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Twenty eighth street and Broadway.-rHE BIG 80
MANIA T. NJ; closes 10 80 p. NJ. Mr.. Fisher Mr.
Lewis, Miss davenport, Mrs. Gilbert Matinee 1t 30
T.. M
TYCEUN THEATRE
fourteenth street Sixth avenue. MARIE AN
TOlNErlG. at / 80 p. NJ Nine. RistorL
PARK THEATRE
Broadway.-DAVY CROCKETT, az p NJ: closes at
l0a0 r. a. Nr. MAYO. Matinee at Z. NJ.
WITH SU PPL r NJ ENT.
upw vepr c,Tr-pr,v ,,,pcu ~ ,o--
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WOODS MUSEUM
Broadway. corner OF ihirtietn street-UNDER FALSE
COLOR. Al +. NJ. closes at 10 AS F. Nj. Matinee at
T.. N.
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WITH SUPPLEMENT

NEW YORK, SATURDAY. MARCH q. 1875
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THE DAILY HERALD, published every
dan in the year. Four cents per copy An
nual subscription price sis.
All business or news letters and Geographic
dispatches must be addressed New YORK
HERALD
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Rejected communications will not be re-
turned
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE
No 2Jl Bow sryN AHILIY, at r. ~; closes at 10 a
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
No ga RrOadw1yVARtEIX, at L. N, closes at 10 x
+. N. Matlnee at2 i. NJ.
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ROBINSON HALL.
Sixteenth and Broad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GEORGIA MINsrRELs, at T. NJ; closes at 10 T. II.
Matinee Al L. NJ.
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BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE.
West Iw IN ty-thrd street sixth avenue NEG n
MINSTRBLaY, &c. at 3 r. NJ. closes 10 T.. NJ, ia
Bryant Matinee at2 =. NJ
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CERMANIA THEATRE
Fourteenth t-sIROFLE-GIROFLA at z. NJ
closes AT 10 as l.. NJ. Miss Lima Nayr.
NIBLO'S
Broadway -HfRRMANN at P. NJ; closes a, 10 a!
+. NJ. Matinee Az =. NJ.
, 1875-06-01
Gbriitopb bon gdmiS's Sugenbt
gtbltDtbef.


@eburben In Dappbedel . Is Gents. Miii
Nusliu-Giiden a 30 Gents. @ana
Muslin rs Gents.
eeinri1 RON &id,enfels, tpis sr ,ur GrfenntniE
Der Beibnad,tsabent. Cine GradbIuns gum Weib.
na1tssei@snt fir Rinoer. :
Der @pienffod. Cine ,ntereIante GrsGbIuns.
Der observation-disclosures SobannistGftrdem
3we Gr3dblun9en.
Die Cffereier.
Die Sppfenb iitben. Cine Besebenbeit aus ben
Gebet zines arinen 0prfsS 6ulebrers
@%ufadtns. Cine Gei&idte Der aritIi@en gprJeit
0as y umenf6rtdsem. Cine Graphing benz Bill
benoen Mlter g%epiomet.
~ofa pDn 9~aanenbsrs. Cine 6sf&i&te bes alter
@enofepa. Sine Der I3onHsn uno rabr.mbfsm Ge-
t4idtsn bes aItertbums.
pie @abttsan. Cine intereiiante 0eihihte.
Nobert, Der w atfenfnabe, OOsr: Sas @nbsn'sr
euhmig, Der @VStpanbsres.
eieben @rsdb'nmsen,
9dnneton une Mmalis.
Die Mdiblumen.
emma Don G%tnfenftein, pbsr Colt ma@t ausl
sBiibelm Zen. Gin ssI&iati&ss G.maISs.
Sas Der prene Rinb.
Das sdubden Das gtaabf9IoA.
Der quite Srieo1n nnb Der b6ie Dtetrid.
Srpeibnneert @r3Gblunsen. s3wei BGnos.
Die 9rafn Sulia. oOsr: Rinoli&s 9isbs. 9rsu'
gottirieb, Der iumse ginTesler.
Der Ybrtfbaum.
Die fIeine &autenfptelerfn.
DdS 2dmmdben.
sernanbo. asbenss.fai&ts zines iunssn 0rafen au,
Spanien.
Rupferman,en unb @plbhiide. Das goael
neftd,sn PIE ISABELLE beim s1olfsbab,
Die ssnersbranf. BaHsrautb am sbsim.
Der Stamautrins. Das MarienbiIs.
, 1875-06-01
GiniQe aute Griin0e :

1.-Gine reue GrRnbuno, sranbIi& se1ratt
unb eeIihert burd Tatent.
2.-Maht einen ooIIfo m 2od.Sne,
sleib auf beioen Seiter. on allen Irten bon stotfes.
3.-9auft leidt, ianft, eerduidlos unb ~rai&-bsEs
6 continuation BON GieenI1aften.
4.-9auerbaft-lauf $ pre lar pbns &spa'
roturen.
5.-8trri6tet aIts Grteu BON Grbstt
unb Sanep RGbereien in elmer por8iielibengDes,s
est fir ben @rbeiter iebr lei@ jr b a n o.
babeu. Die 2dn9e Der Slide fam resulirt iperosn,
luGbreno Die Moihine i'm Gan9e lit, uno oieIe fam
nit eiuert 6anen ueriebeu iperben, obne oaB oerielbs
ourh 26der gu 9eben bat.
s.-plau siuiab. itunreib, elegant inosm
Der Stih . II e ben Giebraub BON Cog g8beel Gears,
&otorp Sans uhb 2eoer @rms formirt piro. bat ben
automatic 9rop6eeb, pelhsr eins Q let@-
mGBigs 2duse bes Stt6es bel tr9enh
elmer GeIbminbieteit Il d ert. Dat urlsrs
neuen 9breab Gontroller, tuel6er cine sIelH.
mGBies 9emesun9 Der NeeoIe-Sar srlaubt uno sWs
8erIebuue bes Gabens Oorbeust.
s.-@onfruetiou d u BerFfsr9fdlti Q unc boa
enpst. SIT ~fabriiirt BON ben Q siaidtetsn u =
trfabrenten Irbettern in Der beribmws
Remington Mrmorp, Snpn, u. .. Nbil0eelpp 4
{ flee: $40 Gbeifnut StraRe. ~
, 1875-06-01
NpttSen.

-Sn Bern ftno neue @nanofetoer BON
snormer Musbsbnuns uuo fir Serihifilns
iebr ginflis selegeu enibedt porcen.
-4m1 6. Septem Der mirb III Gan.
til9o in &bili Die 1peite internationale 4us
It dung tattfino.u u.
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nienm in Whrnbers 1T bic nsue
saluanoplafli6e 6abidule er0ffuet moroen.
Die erIe Aufiibruu9 bes
golfefids Die Nadtisal auf benz Bidder.
gauge" Don Stiusa bot I'M Berllner Htuosn5.
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-Sm&oifsIe S%oftbeatsr b q
elm neues smeiaci1e 9ufipisl BON Yaar:
,Die Wabrbei," ourai9lasenoeu @rfols
errun9eu.
Sn paris lit am 29. April Der Gltefe aaer
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l,bsnbe Afrifa. HeiivnNe NOR, ndmli6 Baron
@alosd. oer in 1866 IN Brag sebO.en wuroe.
Ser Red nunssabi9luB Der
Samburg Qmerltaniiden. Yadet. 4tttsn.St
isuidaft fur 1874 we,t elnen Ssrlnit BON
1.85l,7 100 Warf auf.
-SnSaubsrger'S @erlasemir
in alsrndbier 3eii cine engltidt 3eitIbrifi
unter benz Titel: Illustrated Magazine
conducted by Ferdinand FreilIgrath"
erltelnen.
, 1875-06-01
Aeenten oerlanst!
Cast Adriftl Cast AdriftI,

,.Three Years in a Man-Trap" uns Ter Nisbt
IN a bArsRoom." BON Z. e. astbar. Ias isst
. uas ssps.s quo sisI.' e@sistsrisa s4rinasa..s - siss
tsns '3aastI, ussant ssDnHssn, nitro ~ 1au(snesa sU
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ma 70 wei g%remplaEs stslss Saass s~srisutsn.
portrait IN Stablai& Nirb siasni lspsa SnkSerissn,ss
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=; wt. Stpccsrt u. &c.. pasltiefra. 7SS Sauiss,
S"Ae' ss"a'' Va' f~7iuutlgD;
, 1875-06-01

Waaridt seben, unb uie Der Wtnb 3ieber
Sie fia 3uriid."
Nadoem Nnes porbereitet uno Die
9tadt einsebroden tuar, buiaten Safob
uno @beminot, nit elmer Serge oer>
ieben, in ba8 @etp6lbe unb %besannen Die
Nrbeit. @s mar Elm barteS Stiid, Die
alte Wauer gu burdbobren, uno Safob
allein miirOe ME gum s3iele eefommen
iein. Die Stdrfe erreid)te 3tpar faunl
oas bon 8lansin ansesebeue MtaB, aber
Die 6eltisteit iiberities ale @rwortuns.
uniere Sorfabren pflesten folio gu baten.
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oerfOrperte iid NIT benz Stein uno err
b0bte Die Dauerbaftieteit. SIS mar, als
wenn man eireu @ranitblof at ourd).
bred)en bdtte. -s
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uno iab foriheno umber, uno nod fur3er
8eobadtnne iaate er Mleiie
allies sebt gut Die Na6t 1T f%initer
uno Die @eseno Doe. Meiner SeeP,
id) was's!"
@r frod binourd, Safob folste uno
elite unuiufarlid nah eiuer Stelle, no
8dume bic Duntelbett nod bidter
mad)ten.
n0sebmen Sie," iaste ct, bort anse.
lanst, inoem ct Gbeminot Elm Bddden
6infranfennoten CAB, rfii9en Ste otele
gu ben bunoert Biitolem, Die id Sbnen
bereits seseben. Sahen sic Danf,
Sic fino Elm braper Suride, uno uenu
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meroe id ferner an Sic oeuten 49,.
l1nb MN, treunen mir uns! 8raud]eu
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....auf gut Slid"
9ierauf entfernte. iid Satob NIT sroBen
Sdritten ; aber @beminot idlus nidt,
mie ausselnadt mar, eine anoere 9tid)s
tuns ein.
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Safob aus ben Nusen gu laiien. r@ine
mertwiiroise @ei9ibte it's ood NIT Dem
arrten Germ! $50 ct nut binsehen
mas?"
nno Die Neusier NOR ltdrter ais Die
Sorltdt. .er folste linn nad.
Gortiebuns folst.)
, 1875-06-01
300 Yianos nn0 Oraeln,

neu une aus ~,ipeiter Sanb. bon Sabrifanten er.
ffer Glafe, iuerben gu nieori9sreu preileu firGalb ODER
@bl@lass ablan9eu, pbsr fir Mtietbe in Staot uno
Gano, mabrenb bieier barten 3eitetl rno Der 6eisrta9e
burh Sorate Matters u. Con, 4s1 8roacmap,
UssrSSaI| ia MS.n psr.l usrion " a nm sS =. 9r;T g gSue V geais
@ianps unc GonccrtsS rseln iu osrtaufen. STU.
ftrirte @atalo9e per Dot o%erianot. CUTE Seoinaunseu
fir ben banoeI. Sin GROCER Discouto iir 9ebrer,
Ueiltlidt, @irden, NoAen. Ghulen &C. AgD25nOs
, 1875-06-01
&Datt's 2ebenS'8 aliani.
Gin mebiainiihes Munber.

&beunattsmus Neuraleta, @idt in ttrtrt i6ltmniten
Slaeturn, Serpft!n. 8pni8s. 8rantpett. Grpltpelas, aite
9elGwhre rne bic (blimrnilsn Jdue pen Slutfranfpet-
pu-m &c. &c. piro auf's 8eitttnmtefe bure rieien &pnt8
aasr Nsinisunssmittsl sebetlt. Derielbe lit srs,uup.
,paniis Satre ptncurG pom pubIituin erprobt, pat
punperttaufenee Don 8dlen sebeilt une eurtrt nets,
nenn mad gsOri6rift senrmmen. SIT elm f6eres pel.
mittel pom 8ttteln IN allen ~betibdten Eauen, eurirs Bic
faulfsh altsn @efb@drs, islba no Ger 8np&sn loon sn.
%aefrefen 1T.
map, SraeSpen i'm part-3beater in Srpptlpn, y. D..
vrtn drcnif6en Nbeumatisnus. na6eem berielbe psne
9, fpls ppn ben ppr,islitftn |srsten Gurppa's anp
Amerifa's bttanbelt ppreen mar.
Spau'e &ebens.S aItaw eurirte 5errn q. o.
rolls. Dpdmaeer No. III Wlebt,c on Str, Spn eiaem
aetaprli@sn @ei6plr, nadbem er ie0S WFpuaw tn,
8rcabnap SpipitaI mar uab bort as ~unbeilbar srllari
.purot.
Spatt's 9ebens.Salfam tsilts Ssrrn Saeob otstt,
Office gc. PAP @.e' upi0 Ctr, ron etaem ~ferofulefen
Selhpurt, Wpbet BE 5aulnib iUpn biz anf %. Enpden
3eorunaen mar. per U. bat pobrenb IL Sah-en ua6
l~elhetener SeilunS 'ene WtsbertSlun8 Der 8rantssu
~'rfapren.
@pa,t's sebens.S alfcrr erri-te Ssrrn Diutam
syringe Wv. 1883 Brpone Str., tpafanbt8 BON sat'
en- @stf pes 8rantsn ftet Ssrpirrt rate. Der @t
,annte FINN c ntbt feine Sanb ;rm Sop srteben ant
ar pabrsnb D'sief YOnate ans Sstt e@et'h.lt.
3u baben th Ger Saupt. Office. rs @rene Ctr, nat
et Gpotbetern i'm Nacemeirtn, Su 81 per BlatQe Svta
tldihtn 81.
Spatt's Ser" bmts SstlmttteI Nnn
SCQ.te fNItr''c II 70 I'll 'c am 3u Si.UU.
Spatt's "A E.. erSpeli la'.sr 2sbea'. Seliam, su
81. rs. = &patt's sr'mcnie 8ai,am, peer Der e Gw,ab.
uG1sea nrcunp. su $500. Spatts Smts eini.
hsnt, ~uaf'tlbas tar esiesn unb S&msrssa ieesr art
~ so Gents. = Spatts Snsu, Sur fur @rtd,uns
4pfpsb. SnRusnIo, Gatarra, ju rs G.S.
Nenn obtse 4rIitel nibt tn surtr @pOstefs pber an su'
rem Ylase III baten ftnp, 70 wenbs man fG birslt an bal
Gsn.raI Depot, 246 @sanbfr., 81. y.
@epin 3. Spart & Go, @iesntbimsr.
usbsraa bin per SrprsB ssrf&idt bsim baibsl
DuSene. 13n2Uian
, 1875-06-01
MmerifotaTl hs S,toenb.8 ib[iotbef.

W SNSSNS
Sn babf9s pappbedel NIT Muslin.8jder
%gebunben a IS Gents.
sseser nnt @eiAe, bon Srans 5pffmaun. Der
freue gUddbter. 3uiammen in einefn Banb.
Der @ieerfpenftise, BON Sran3 6offmann.
Rletne8 1T bic ESiege be8 0rpken, bon Jranj
6offmann. - Ole tEisfabrt. 3ulamnen In
einem 8aub. A
Die 9enfeleufafens bon Granj 6offmann. - Des
Gd)tHbrudb. 3uiammen in einem Banb.
S1 febe bid idpn. BON Sulius bofmann
@rcRpaterS 3ieblina
Der blinSe BiIbei;m, bon &uHas satssoa.
Der S%edpfennis. Drei Ratbarinen. Mns
Der 0egentpdrf. Drei Gr3ablunoen BON 3beflo
bon Gumpert. Sn eiusm Banb.
Mus Nad1t 5am eid,t, bon Ri4arb Baron.
gfdl nne Ddmaianti, bon Geroinano 6hrnibt.
Belpbnte xreue. - Gafuntala. - Der meiifp,
NOR Ia Afrtfa. 3uiammen in sinem Bans.
Der Mhblarst Der Strfbof. ,3mei ersSblun'
aBas Der WRenfd, fdet, bas wirb sr aud trm.
ten, bon Ridaro Barron.