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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-17


Prof. Walter P. Jenney, chief of
the Black Hills geological expedition,
and assistants, returned to Cheyenne
on Saturday, having spent five months
10 the Hills. He reports the GOLD
fields extending forty miles north Of
Harney's Peak and forty miles wide,
and containing in quantity that will
pay from three to four dollars day
per man, aud that numbers of bars in
the streams will pay more than that.
The water supply is ample, and the
gold easily separated from the gravel
and sand. The Professor entirely cor
roborates Gen. Custar's report, aud
says the Hills will support thousands
of miners, while the valleys are all
adapted to agriculture, and the hills
and canyons to stock raising.
The Hon. Lyman Tremain was in
Paris about three weeks ago, much
improved in health by his tour. He
says in published letter; "The ex-
Empress had Just left Ragatz before
our arrival, but was told that she
was lame with rheumatism, and used
crutches. Last evening we dropped
into the shop on the Rue de la Paix
to purchase picture of Eugenie
which we saw in the window. As the
woman delivered it she said; "She is
not now the fashion in Paris. Nobody
wishes her back. Even the negatives
Of her best photographs are destroyed
by order Of the Government"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-17
CENTRAL HOUSE,

r1oNNER d AGNEw BLOCK. L.
ID AoNKw, Proprietor. This is q new
house, and has just boon fitted up for the
accommodation OF the public. A portion
OF the patronage Of the public is solicited.
A6-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-17
DIR. ]. L. Acomb,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, who has
L had fifteen years experience in large
and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
A full assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
Oils. Cutlery, all of the best quality, and
will be sold at reasonable rates.
DIR. CHAS. o. DAY, an experienced
Physician and Drugsis from New York,
has chs re of the Store. All prescriptions
pat accurately.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-17
w. g. ConURN, M. D.,

physician 4 SURGEON offers his
Il services TO the people Of Forest Co.
Having had an experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, DIR. Coburn
guarantees to give satisfaction. DIR. Co.
burn makes speciality of the treatment
of Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
investigated all scientific methods of cur
ing disease and selected the good from all
systems, he will guarantee relief or acure
in all cases where cure Ia possible. No
Charge for Consultation. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties al a distance can con-
suit him by letter.
Office and Residence 1st door east OF
Partridge's New Block, foot OF Dutch
Hill Road, Tionesta, Pa. 25tf
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-17
FOREST HOUSE,

@ A. WARMER PRoPRIEToR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. just
opened. Everything new and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly
sn hand. portion OF the public patron
age is respectfully solicited. 4-l7-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-17
C. b. Weher,s Hotel.

TYLERSBURGH,P PA. C. b. WEBER,
l. has possession of tho now brick hotel
and will be happy 10 entertain all his old
customers, aud any number of new ones.
Good accommodations for guests, and ex-
ceIlent stabling. lo-3m.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-17
Rates of Advertising.

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements col
lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for1n advance.
Job work, Cash on Delivery.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
From Fentress County.
JAMESTOWN, June %, 1875.

JAMESTOWN, June %, 1910.
TO tie Editors of the Chronicle
1t is not often that this upper and
better region is heard from. l would
have you and every one else through
your medium to know that we are
awake up here to our best interests.
We have our Academy building
completed. 1t is nice building of
two stories, well lighted, well painted,
and is located on a beautiful plat of
ground north of the town. The house
will accommodate one hundred and
fifty students. The first session will
commence on the I'd day of August
next, under the charge of Mr.. Good
pasture, graduate of the State Uni
versity at Knoxville, under whose
care we hope to have school not to
be surpassed in the State. We claim
that il will be one of the most desira-
bic places to get an education. We
have the best water, the best health,
the finest scenery, the cheapest place
to live to be found in the State. The
school is to be a graded school, and
conducted as such schools usually are.
Two miles from town Is a cascade,
where Yellow Creek falls over a rock
sixty feet clear. This fall is surround
ed by the finest scenery.
Four miles from this place is Cud-
JOS Cave; it is second 10 none, ex-
cept the Mammoth Cave, in Kentucky.
1t has been explored for miles, yet the
extent is not known. Some of the
apartments in this cave are from
twenty to forty feet wide, one hun.
bred to one hundred and fifty feet long,
and fifty to seventy feet high. For
further particulars about the cave |
refer you to Guido.
b. i BRIER.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
Tax List for 1878,
FIRST DISTRICT.

Nelson NJ. Balls so acres of land valued
at 25j dolls, joining j. w. Shepard and
others, taxes two dollars and siXtyseight
cents, printers fee ] dol. clerks fee dol,
collectors fee 80 cents, total five dollars and
eighteen cents.
Lewis Breeden, administrator of w.
Lee, 20 acres Of land valued at 50 dolls.
joining L. Breeder and others, tax SOC.
prints fee l dol. clks. fee ! dol. col
fee soc total dolls. 4Oc
Simon Huest 25 acres of land valued at
AZ dolls Joining j. Bird, taxes l dol, zoe.
print zee dol. clk's fee l dol, coils fee SOC.
total nls zoe.
Cathrinr Howard IS acres of land valued
at 225 dolls joining w. Williams and others.
taxes dol. SIC, prints fee l dol. clk's fee
| dol, coils fee 50c. total dolls. SIC.
Madison Howard 200 acres of land valued
at 625 dolls. joining w. Williams aud others,
taxes dolls. 56c prints fee ! dol. clk's fee
/ dol. coils fee 50c. total 9 dolls. &C.
Anna Il. Luntsford $50 acres of land
valued at 10 dolls. joinining j. Williams
and others, taxes l dol 79c prints fee l
dol. clks fee dol, coils fee SOC. total dolls.
29c.
John Ramsey As acres of land valued at
l25 dolls. boundry unknown, taxes ! dol.
SIC prints fee / dol. clk's fee l dol col s
fee 5Oc total dolls SIC.
w llllhm hluenS l,UOO acres OF lana
valued at so dolls. boundary unknown, taxes
52c. prints fee l dol. clk's fee l dol col 5.
fee soc. total 8 dolls. &c.
Minerva Smith 80 acres of land valued
at 212 dolls. joining j. Bird, taxes dolls.
DC prints fee | dol. clk's fee | dol col
fee SOC. total dolls. 70 C.
Daniel Shuts 800 acres of land valued al
$50 dolls. joining j. Ramsey and others,
taxes l dol. l2ic prints fee l dol. clk's fec
dol. coils fee soc. total 3 dolls 621c.
Mckinney Williams 10 acres of land
valued at lbs dolls joining j. Henry and
others, taxes 2 dolls. 50c prints fee dol
clks fee dol. coils fee SOC. total 8 dolls.
SECOND DISTRICT.
William A. Cardwell 1893 acres of land
valued at SS7 dolls. joining j. Chamberlain
taxes 8 dolls. SIC. prints fee dol. clk's fec
dol. coils. fee 50c. total 7 dolls 82c.
William IL. Gary 200a of land valued
at 10 dolls. joining John II. 0nby and
others, taxes dels. &c. prints fee dol
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
TENTH DISTRICT.

C & Jane eagle, minors, so acres of land
valued at S255, adjoining the lands of A
Rogers and others, taxes Sl.33, prs. fee /
dol, clks. fee DOL, coils. fee 80 cents.
Total $3.S3.
Daniel Hogue So acres of land valued at
Sl9l, adjoining the lands of Gibson and
others, taxes dolls, prs. fee l dol, clks.
fee dol, col. fee so cts. Total $3.50.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
ELEVENTH DIsTRICT.

NM Clabaugh go acres of land valued a,
$3.50, adjoining the lands of W Ogle and
others, taxes S2.s24 prs. fee dol, clks
fee dol, coils. fee so cts. Total $5.82I.
Nathaniel King Sr. 38 acres of land
valued at 255 dolls, joining T. II. McCarteI
and others, taxes dolls. 68 cents prs fee
dol. clk's fee / dol. coli fee SOC. total dolls
Is cents.
Alfred McCarter / acre of land valued
at dolls. joining T. NJ. McCarter and
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
Tax List for 1872


FIRST DISTRICT.
David Allen, 90 acres of land, valued at SIPS
taxes g. Is; printers fee ca: clerks fee 81 20
collectors fee 50c. Total 81 IS.
Madison Howard. 200 acres. valued 20 y tax O
prs tee dol, clks fee ! dol. coils fee 5O3. Tola
7 So.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07

acres of land valued at 2l2 dolls. joining w.
VI. McMahan and Others. taxes 2 dolls 22lc.
printers fee dol. clks fee dol. coils. fee
! dol. total dolls T2lc.
Ch0rlotty Thomas IL acres Of land val.
ued at $50 dolls joining X. A. Davis and
Others, taxes s dolls. 92ic. printers fee dol.
elk fee dol. coils fee half dol total II
dolls. 42lc
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07

Anderson Chances heirs 80 acres of
land valued at 6s dolls. joining T. Kear and
others, taxes TIC printer S. fee dol. clk's
fee dol. col's fee 50c. total dolls. pc.
Robt. Henderson and Rimel Shields 1000
acres of land valued at 425 dolls. joining n,
w. Ernest and others, taxes dolls Acc.
printers fee dol. clk's. fee dol coils. fee
60c. total dolls. 96c.
Richard Shields heirs 2, 500 acres of land
taxes dolls. 25c, printers fee ! dol. clk's
fee dol. coils fee SOC. total dolls. 75c.
Henderson Shields heirs 250O acres OF
land valued at sos dolls. boundry un-
known, taxes 6 dolls, 25c. printers fee dol.
clk's fee dol. coils fee halfdol. total 8 dolls.
zoe.
@. II. Thomas and W. p. McMahan 100
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07

Breeder, Elizabeth AZ acres land valued 100
dollars, tax 80 collectors fee So printers fee W
clerks fee %. Total 8 30
Ball, n NJ 40 acres land valued at 100 dollars,
tax 90 collectors fee 80 printers fee 90 clerR 5
fee [ %. Total 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

consists principally Of historical works and COLLECTION o.
autographs among which are these OF l seat: EYE
beer, PuganiD Rchriien, TufcnDe ana oir "1r ocoe'
MFR. James Z. Murtlock, tho wcll-known pub
lie reader giving entertainments in Ohio for tho
benefit OF church near his residence warren County
Having raised funds Tor repairing ne eLnrcb be nos
proposes 10 give readings IN cnchnu ana cSe 'he'e 70
secure hell for the odicc.
Solyini he's received an unusual and very
s,tering compliment in London. III OF the mombogs Of
tho dramatic profession In that city have seoed rcqst
to him give day perf2fm,ncs 81 Vneg IN Dn ns
sOnatio1 lie has yielded TO tho request
Carl SchuIz has no reason To doubt the
warmth Of New works regard for bin He was onter-
tainsd at an elaborate private dinner last night lie mas
largo dinner tonight at Delmonieos ana ,Gno,ryw Nv
night his German eOwcitzens give hbn another tno
place. Luckil for him he sails tre ne, uay a.
were stay three days longer, not o'"h 500
voyage could cure his tndigesti"n-
Prof Alexander Agassiz announces III CIR
cuIar that the school Of Natural History on Prnek~e
Island has spent all of Ito money and TINT TIE Spe"oo
Of the past two years shows tho mpossibiy 81 COZ
tnuing the original plan. II has been 1'cn.1H ~
charge a foe Of $50 for the and ~ i houhI0
oven then tho expenses eau be met Without mourning
debt.
A memorial theater, in honor OF Shakespeare,
IA proposed 10 his native town of srafordcn-Avon The
amount ra1ured Is $2 OO0 aud already $4,000 has
been raised Two OF ground have been presented
for tho se and n thought that tho work can be begun
MIL; wiz II, r. cstabsh a dramatic traiong school and
College In connection with the theLter.
Senator Booth of California delivered o lee
ture on Charles James Fox at Terre Hste, Ind recently
and In tho course Of H. while speaking OF the decline OF
Parliamentary and Congressional oratOry. said; "An-
other rtason II that the pubc opinion formed ny
tbc debates OF Parliament and Congress now legislative
Ion GUIDED ~ public opinion and The ioufDat.i has
Acquired tho influence and consequence winch The orator
has tO-t."
The exact words addressed by the Emperor
OF Austria TO King Victor Emanuel Ia private
said to be tho olIOwnS: have chosen Ven
because hs city tho last given UP by Gov
eminent, aud wish 10 show ths whole world that Aus
tria has rerounccd definitely and forever all idea Of
pre,nsion Italian soil The astonishing events which
have takeo place within the space of few yearseyeBs
which have led Italy to unity and ndepcudeute show
tho action Of su9rluunan power before which feA IL
my duty 10 Incline
ALBANY, April 26.--John Fream, member Of
Assembly FROM the LIST District Of Ulster County very
i'll at his home Ia Saugerties.
OTTAWA, April 26.-Mr. Sclwyn. chief Of the
geological survey. will leave shortly Tor British Colnm
ba for tho purpose OF exploring frazer aad Posoe Ev-
WASHINGTON, April 26-Rear- Admiral Rey-
nolds has been detached from special duty at the Navy
Department and ordered to NewYork 70 take passage TO
Unitsd Tennessee for the ccHLanh OF
this AAsao station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

warrants, in contempt OF restraining order
OF court, for no less than $13S.557 not ap-
proved, and these warrants were subsequently
funded at his instance by the Funding Board
of which he is member. Upon this report
the House Of Representatives. impcached him.
and passed q joint resolution suspcnding nm
from Office, and another extending tho session
until May Is. to allow time for the trial.
If the Louisiana Republicans had any desire
TO purge and live clearly here was their oppor-
tuuty. What has the Senate dOne7 by vote
in which nearly every one of the Republican
members appears to have ranged himself on
the Auditors side tho joint resolution OF slls-
pension was postponed" and then the resolu-
ton for prolonging the session was defeated ana
the Legislature adjourned sine die. MIR. kcl-
logg. We arc told, was very active in bringing
about this Illustration Of justice. Is 1t any
wonder that the white people OF Louisiana are
unanimous in cxecrating their rulers7 Is 1t
any wonder that Northern Republicans who
have hoped and laborcd to reform their party
from the inside lose heart when they look MT
tho friglltf,ll condition to which Federal NAL
administration has reduced it in the South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
lnAcx 10 aorrrliscmenle.

.u.,vr~rs-gfrr P0gc4th, 3th and Oth Columns
$500 AN EooMs-Firh Idqe-5th and 9th colu'nnr
i,.s,S,.-, NOucEs-SirA Io9c--1si column: ,
1'u.xCts ron RtSStss MENSeccrd luGe ON oOiIiiu'
.S,rARTNEFsnfP NuTIcFS-Str0pd FuQc olh coiiuun'
e.,nPoHsrIox NoIIcEs--SccOnd IoJo-Oth column
uxsTISrEy- Hlereah Fdgt-let column
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HOSES am F,Nns WAs,ED-IVA Iagt-3d colonin;
Hossys CAKRiAGEs. HARSIss, &C.--Ahsef'b' Ioge-iSt
column.
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n sw iuni ~ ATOMS -Eighh ioSt -tth column :, ~,
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una; llxooEiYS- I'm Inee,ist ana "a eo,uu"e :
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nh T00s Sd columns AvCTIoS-tWh PoG-Zd
,,ld "a crl1iBsi To hXcHiNNh-fV" I0pe-'o COZ
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sIVfggs DANNs- EiftvtH POqe-lst column.
hr,.nAI NortCFs- -Sfses{h f'Ugt-6'h column -,
s,rnAross waslED. MALE Etsrsnh Ingc.Zu anu ~
columns, FgNALEs- E!ece"La iage-''d' 4th' ana o."
sF,a%H"sIs AND R,nRoADs--Elghh PdGe-5th and 9th
srrMsar-- Ki.,.an Pvcc-2d column
srl.vEpa C,cgAs ftfh PIgs 6tb colrinn.
sgxsrs IIfhy EieeeJ.h F0ge-lst column
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nm pagf 18th column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
TRIPLE SH f L Il
Tx NEWS THIS MORNING.

koeriGs.-1here WIZ Il revolt in Ia Par. Bolivia,
ssiast the authority Of President Fris; the revolt,
however. was promptly suppressed.
D,,MrsIfC.-1be charges against Secretary Dolano,
the question Of Aforementioned Wiliamss spc-
o.ssor and the Mexican raids into Texas dis
oussei at n Cabinet meeting NJ which Mr.. Dolano
was not invited to be prescott. - Secretary Del
auo prvD0uhces The charges against him the result
Of an stIoCious conspiracy to compel him
20 resign aud Gays that he has decided
10 postpone his intended resignation indefinitely
- The Removal bill. as amcnded BY tho Senate,
wss received by tho Assembly and referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee. who also have the Absolute
gerpossl bill under consideration. - Tho bill
authorizing the completion of the Elevated railroad
wss ordered 30 third reading in the
Assembly. - Two trains were wrecked aud
number of persons severely injured by
collision tho Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad
--z An Injunction has been granted aeainstcount
ting the votes the question Of recognizing the
Chicago City Government, the ground Of alleged
ilegsity. - The lat Pennsylvania Regiment
has been ordered home from the mining regions.
CnT.--Iu the suit against Mr.. Deecher, Samuel
Dwight PARTRIDGE was CrOss-exainined, and Edward
J. Wright, MIs. Palmer, and Benjamin Z. Tracy tes
tfed. - -Four moro insurance companies Left
the New-York Board OF Cnderwritors- - ApIge-
henson WIS fllt for a Bermuda steamer weok over
doe. - Efforts were made 10 arrest John H.
Conner for a deficiency in the accounts Of the Ma
tionsi Stock Yard Company. - A coacbman was
killed with horseshoe by blacksmith. - Their
rnouoter, 43'. go, 400. - God. 1853 115la,
ISL Gold value of the lesaltender dollar at the
close, S67is cents
Tar WVArIRR.-The Government report predicts
Increasing clouduess aud light ruin, with slight
changes in temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27

actions in the course Of his administration
that. upon the very best construction he can
place upon them. need explanation. when no
talks about an "atrocious conspiracy
no knows he is talking nonsense, ana
talking for time. There Is none. ana
as for his postponing his resignation linden
nitey from a sense Of duty 10 himself anu
to the party, he may do it from sense OF
duty to himself-sinco self preservation Is
in some scnso duty-but there is not
a sincere Republican in the land who
desires the success Of the party, and
has no personal end to crafty, who VIII
not tell him frankly that the very best thing
he can do for the party Is to remove
from it the responsibility OF coniinu-
ing him in Office. And if he asks tho question
in his own State of Ohio. they will answer him
so quick it will almost make his head SWIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
REFORM IN IOEISIiN4.

nc il was not distinct bargain it was at
least an informal agreement that when the
Louisiana Conservatives gave in their ADHESION
to Mr.. Kellogg and took the seats assigned 10
them in the State House by Mr.. Wheeler 5
committee, there should be sonnet thing like Il
genuine attempt at reform. The Republican
LEGISLATORS were to tuIn over "a new leaf, and
Mr.. Kellogg and his friends were to try,
Just by way of variety. to give the
people not perhaps q strictly honest State
administration all Mt once, hut q government
so moderate in its rascality that most Ocn
could afford olive under it. The Legislature
has adjourned. aud there is some cu iOsity TO
learn h0w tho promises of tho compromise
have been kept. Beyond quarielins over the
retention of four Republican blhuders in the
lower House, who had neither credentials from
the Returning Board Of their Own party nor
certificates from the Compromise aibtratOrs,
we do not perceive that tho Legislature has
done any serious work except voting
117,O03 to pay it, own expenses.
1t cannot he pretended that the opportunity
for reform has not been in its hands. The
invitation has actually been thrust upon It.
What a chance 10 be decent and reputable
the State Auditors accounts were Oycrlmucd
by committee of his own political friends.
Rascality in handling the public money has
been one of the crying Ofenscs of tho Kellogg
administration and here at Last very gross case
Of il seemed to be exposed. On comparison of
Auditor Clinton's balances for January, 1874.
aud January, 1875, committee Of the Ilonse
reported after three months investigation with
the aid of experts, that there was di~crep-
aDcy OF S3l3.iS4 in the general fund, 81, 500
in the school fund 1907, sos in the interest
tax fund. and $3O,0i5 in the leyee repair
and construction fund.- But this was not all. II
was known ilrlt an immense number OF fraudu-
lent Legislative vouchers were outstanding, and
in order that the genuine might be distinguished
from the false, the Governor called upon the
holders to present Them to the Auditor for ex-
animation and approval, declaring that lie
would sign no bill appropialins money Tor
their payment until this had boon done. The
vouchers presented In accordance With this
proclamation amounted to $ti 300, and OF
these the Auditor approved S37 500, rejecting
$685.. But il has nov Loon discovered that
while he refused 20 issue warrants for some of
tho approved vouchers. he did sign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
PERSONAL.

Ex-Prrsident Theirs attaioed his 10th year
tho 18TH inst Tho ocosoa oeloiH stod by din
nor and private reunion.
Mr.. James Dewar, Demonstration OF Chenlis-
try In The Edinburgh University has been elected 10 the
JacksoniaD Professorship ut Cambridge
Vice-President Wilson visited tho Custom
house yesterday aud waited upon by the Collector
Surveyor Naval officer. aud other Federal officials IN the
city.
copy Of President Andrew Jackson's proc
amaton the Mobilization act Of South Carolina In
1881, neatly printed on fine heavy silk. was found IT.
Gently among quantity VI cid Iapers In = Now iavos
Junk shop.
The sale Of the second part OF the library ~
The sto a. 0,lfot WIN take place In Paris touorr.w "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
1muosmemio an> Neeiinss.

n,,,,,-s JprArrR--"Ap,y Robsart." Nelson.
-, 49,, .vyxrH TurArEn- The Rig Bonanxa"
craxp OrsnA UoUsE-" Ahincd'
r,g.uu TuR.rEa. 81" Ia Jo'ie Pnrfnnieuse.' Aimeo
n, ,ur,,s T,xArse-v Variety Euieriainnen'
.,sK T,inArsR--" Davy Crockett
pour,soS HAii.--IshlcauX Niyan's.
s.s FRANCISco MSsrRrLs birch ard Wameo"
v-,ox sorArF TuT lTFN"Thc Two Orphans
wuIACK's TiyAFER--" Road to Ruin
Ac.nyu, or pt,lax- Exhibition Of PaintinSa
C.y,ro,Js. GsoUNDs.-BaTu,nns hippodro"e'
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