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louisiana,

Nav ORLEANs, February ls,-Ward,
OF ColtaX notorlely, representing Grant
parish In the legislature, WIS expelled
to-day Tor dls0rderly conduct yester'
day, by u vote Of forty'nlne 10 nine,
The conservative caucus met again
to-day, went into executive session ~
usual, and adjourned,
IIarmau Doan, aged hfty'nve, Is
dead lie wns for many years con-
ne0ted with Insurance Interests here,
aud member Of the underwriters,
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TheAailgAerala

Oniee ~ "iierald hl1ek," Cerner 81
Main and lamar streets, over firs'
National Hank, hnsinesa Otilpe-r
FF0Hi Room, heeand story,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Iiiness Of Emperor. William, r
Iron.CIads ana Troops for
Cuba.

BRRlS, February ls,-llmperor
William IL indlsposed,
Won M0ltke's sickness Is trihing
MADRID, February rs, MurrilOs
painting, stolen from the cathedral
la Seville, aud recovered Ia New York
arrived " Cadll,
Three ifon'Glads and twenty-five
hundred troops will DO sent % Cuba Vt
All early day,
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Alabama,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, February 49,
Both branches OF the Legislature
passed, almost unanimously, strong
resolutions lnsiructing the senators
aud requesting the representatives 10
support the pending Texas Pacific rail-
road bill, and the Atlantic aud Pacific
railroad bill.
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The IlniIrond War.

NEW YoRK, February ls,-Colonel
Scott II determined 20 stand firm,
New tickets were Issued to-day NJ the
Charles street depot, half mile distant,
from the President street depot, COM
polling tho Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road 10 use carriages for that dis
lance 10 transfer passengers,
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IEGUSEHOlD FURNITURE for safe and
ii house to rent. Inquire at Charles Dep
pes barber shop, east side Of public square
3dlw
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FOR SALE

Thoroughbred short horn cattle, trottir<
horses, Cotswold sheep, Berkshire hogs and
Blue Grass seed for sale by X. NJ. Gano;
ONCE hours from Q 10 II A. NJ, Mondays and
saturdays, No. 8over Williams 4 crowdus'
drug store, Main street.
nldlE2lgtf
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure ~ Trains ~
Dallas,
HOUSTON AND TExAs CENTRAL,
TIE MEATIIEM.

During Friday in the gulf states fall
ing barometer, northeast to southeast
winds warmer, cloudy weather ANA
possibly rain
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The Turf Field and Farm gives a
list of five hundred and sixteen trot-
tiers that have made their mile in two
minutes, thirty seconds and less. The
fastest time Is that of Goldsmith Maid,
two minutes and fourteen seconds.
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Gas works DESTROYED.

DIES MorNEs, Iowa, February 49,
Tho gas works exploded to-day. They
were completely destroyed. One man
10 baieslngs 81 f.'
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WANTS-WANTED.

Advertisements under this head teiR be Inserted
al the Jollo,Ving ,raes: FIVE CENTS PER
LINE for each insertion. No advertisement u,
sey4od for less than FIFTY CENTS.
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THE GALVESTON TIMES

Cali at NJ. B. franklin & Co.'S and sub.
zcribe for the Galveston Times. published
by IoUGHBRY & VAN HORN. IL y straignt..
out democratic, and the largest cad cheap
est paper In ths state, Aah
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03
St. Patrick's Hall Association Saving, sr,

Numerous as had been, for fifty yean
svious, the Irish residents of New Orleans; N
lie spirited, energetic and patriotic as shey i
proved themselves in emergencies aud md
the leadership of others, mp to the year II
they had no Institution bearing the name
their country or of any of her distipgis.!I
sons. They had, of course, splendid chur.s
and large school houses, proof that thsnrG
spirit which had made Ireland the "IEntl
saints and scholars" still amin ated her ps
this far-of land, but they had no other pdt
sedi6ces, no financial institutions which ID
could consider peculiarly theirs, and to vSss
they could point with Iaudable pride, Is I
work of the Irishmen of New Orleans.
In 1870, however, there came forward asn,
number of gentlemen of Irish birth, who va
determined that the children OF the old cou3
try should occupy that place in pubHc essesq
and enjoy those sdESrtoges TO which thsr l
IteIligenee, -shH1f numbers and their wealth :
|sitiedthem. With An energy and tscspeculi1.
theirs, they at once founded o Bank-a
Hiberria-which Immediately took is pA
among the foremost Of the great instituda'
of the city. Then, shortly after, the Hibs1i
Insurance Company was established, and
too, prospered even beyond the expecta!iUuI
the most sanguine.
Then not only the Irish of the city, bat !
people of the whole Sttse, were called
mourn the loss of one of these leaders Ed
lMcCloskey, who sacrificed his life in defe1S
the dearest interests OF all LouisianianS
But the spirit of progress was aroussA
pride of the Irish people was Awakened
other leaders were there to inaugurste1
enterprises. In the gloom of great fna1
panic, and amid the pitiful sueers and proFf
cies of failure of few who can see good
in those things which they themselves doi
With the approval of all true and honest
st. Patrick's Hall, the grandest public hI
the South, was commenced and flushed
To day we are called on to announce TIE
isuguration of the fourth great euterpri's-
opening of St. Patrick's Hall AssOc'a
Savings Bank. We publish elsewhere The /
of officers and directors, in which every
will at once recognize the name Of the sSal
few to whose efforts are due the insuguf1'
and success of the Bank, the Insurance u
pany aud the Hall.
We prophesy for the Savings Bank sl
of usefulness and success equal to that ''
has attended the three splendid enterpns7
lluded to above.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

|tions for the poor, old people. Over ! -
beds, most generous gift on her part -.
TO her charity which helps both -
old. Another valuable gift to the s;.,.l
clock presented by Mr. Fournier. -.
known borologist Of Royal street. Tx'
lnifcent time-piece was put up upaa. 9
rection of Mr.. Fournier himself. ana
4 at fifteen hundred dollars. It can =
from the front of tho edi6ce, and a.. = =
the inferior and is made to sts4ke .hs ~
even the quarters. Only those WIN =.
acq aainted with the habits of the a.
understand the happiness conferred uno. y
! by this gift of good time-piece. Fo, -,
the days go slowly by, q dull monoto,v -
their hfe's rontine, and they love to -
time as it passes on to the different ~
meals, prayer etc; and thus there i.
ling without iDpatience, rest in the No..
uudisturbed by fears of the future. eoa n
say we, the kind heart that resolved u
even the hours of these old people pss,
antly on towards the great Eternal Da,,
The old are not always grateful fo, u
ness indeed We should not expect IL. i
ling in them. for attention to them ia M.
yer on our part but q duty ; and this VA,
4ticularly noticeable in the old men and ",
whom we saw, who received the loyipe,.l
ttions on The part of the Sisters as somsv
due them, something that was theirs BY Il,
Ah. yes it was theirs by right, but thoA
should bestow it, had coldly turned them
Ito the worlds charity; and hard vo,d
Itheir lot, bad God not raised up thess Moth.
.of q second childhood these AngeLs...,,
the poor, to bless and guard them in ths, |,
|age.
To sum up all in word, We will repsa. !,
the coed Sisters said once to Protestsu,
|tleman who, interested in some charity
.duc.ed by his own denomination, and aus,s
the great expense attending all such inn;
tions, came to see how the Sisters manass
do so much with SO little-"The reason,
she said, "is because we have God to belp
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03
horeno's Message.

Owing to some recent criticisms in por-
ton of our city press upon the character of
the late murdered President of Ecuador.
IaDy thing connected with that event will
oe surrounded with additional interest.
Our readers will fnd on another page the
Official message which the President had
prepared for an approaching session of his
National Congress and which was discov-
cred in his pocket after the assassination.
II there is anything in intrinsic evidence,
certainly this document makes out the
strongest case in favor of the piety and
patriotism of the deceased. If there is any
Truth in its facts and figures they show
IcoRclusiEely that from the inaugura
zion of his System of recognizing God and
bis WoEship il all things national, national
interests had prospered wonderfully, debts
had been paid, rail roads built, schools e1-
tended and improved, public buildings
ERECTED, taxes reduced, and peace secured.
The mild and paternal form of government
is csEeluEively shown by the fact that out
Of a population of over a million, only fifty
pevsous we're in the penitentiary.
a careful perusal OF the document will %
farther than anything we can say to con-
Tiuee the reader of the entirely erroneous
character of the recent structures of the
PieayuEe, which We had occasion to confute
and which that paper has not seen ft to
.ree:ify.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03
The VI ar Begun

We Lzve already noticed az lcogth tbe
letter OF Dr.. Palmer on Public Schools.
since writing thai notice our attention has
eeer called TO the very able and exhaustive
coz n2uication in the Bulletin of las,
IWednesday, The 20sh ult from "a. M OF
,be saue infect, and the BalIetiH's edito.
rial comusen: thereon. -. NJ" we Judge
from lis Style ard Signature to be Archibald
IGitebell, Esq, Protestant gentleman of
vel ss oDe OF or mcss pa5lic spirited
ard patriotic cit:zens. \. Ms argameats
make eelamn AID third Of solid mater.
AID tie BEIyeiiz's response colonn and a
half Of editorial, % that il viii be utterly
Impossible to review them bo:h in tie abort
sPaoe nov at or command %: they both
merit il.
4 Ne lizzie essay is no Only close and
oogeat, BAT i is uDans~eTab.e II its general
.oesEiDg because il contains tAe truth tie
.Tsspcpse il fAIIscious in tie yoints treated
/ 81 1t zcd utterly silent as 70 some Of the
Eos: im poztart Of those TaistG. Such as is
.tbe controversy, However, il EhOws that
.po2zlEr Attention is being strongly called
30 the suhject; !; EloEs tha. fair play il
s5eEiraiug 70 realize ste EAe;s o. the case
ard 20 fes. shocked b. them. Catholics are
20: 10 be LEFT hereafter 70 battle single
sodeG against the NOS: !as.dious form Of
,CoumaBisn-agzinaI ;le most dAaEeEous
political beresy tAai Lzs me- zeed sOc:ety
aimee tie Tlin cf Sparta The war. Il is
tSoe, i Only eommeEei3g, bss eommoa
sense generally viii s0on be eu!.s:e5 II the
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

THE-JUB1LEE IN ALGIERs.-Last S7D'1
evening at o'clock, the public exercise =. .
commended for this glorious year Of JOU~,
were commenced in the Church Of the "a
Name of Mary, Algiers, Rev. F. Bsllangsf y
Pastor. The Church, which is very larSH
densely crowded. Many Protestantsr attt''r !,
no doubt, by the fame of the priest Wno'
announced to preach the sermon, were y
tendance. -
Every day during the week Father ~ :.
preached three times to immense cong
lions; first at the $50 o'clock Mass ~, D.,
$3.50 for children, and again at P. H. ~
the three last days he passed nearly ~ .;ou
time between his sermons in the conie...t .-.tr,
returning there again after his evening
tion and remaining till far into the nisH'.
Friday morning the Forty Hours AuV,,
commenced. Solemn High Mass was c''oS. 80,
at half past 8, and was followed py
sion of the Blessed Sacrament. DullDSd "a
whole time of the Exposition, the ChOl'
crowded. ,,E
The exercises viii close to-day -
Mass, at 10 O'Clock, Father Ryan VIII ,l..r
Immediately before Mass, the first IuO'lE r,I
cession will take place. At 81 p. NJ. M
Ryan will preach again, then BeneoiO"O ~,
be given, after which there will DO
sion as in the morning. ,,,Io
Tho same order of exercises wiz DC
on the two succeeding Sundays
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03
Death of Bishop Martin.

The fact of finding our columns in mourn
ing will prepare our readers for the sad
news of the death Of the Right Rev. Bishop
of Na,chitoches, which occurred very re
Gently. As his diocese formed part oi
this province, and indeed OF this State, oul
people enjoyed some opportunity of &C
q1aintiDg themselves with the iliustrioul
preIate, now deceased, and of forming ar
admiration for his ability and piety
Coming, as the news does, SO suddeRly
upon Us, it leaves no time for preparing 9
fitting reference to the character and deed:
of the departed servant of God, tributs
which must be deferred until our mex
number.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

We learn from the o'serratore EossaNo ;ta
the Convent of ST. Laurent in L1c:ua is'o bt
-turred into a theatre, to contain > e0o sPe:
tAtors, and at cost of co. 90 francs Tt,
Provincial Council not long sEo sppreI a'e'
the property, and han6ei It over 20 the PAilo
dramatic Academy as gift, aud the latter bod
have passed it on to profess ion a! catrcg~crtEr
The J'Hirers adds to the above information lH1
the baslica of ST. LaureNt in Lcc!ua IS o-e O
the oldest in Rome, and one Of those most vea
Grated by the people.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

The {Rirers has received from Brazil intelli-
gence that the new Ministry is giving up the
persecution carried on by the preceding gov
ernment, and it is hoped that there will thu.
come to an end the religious conflict which
has been desolatiug the country. The Unirerl
expects to hear of the discharge from prison o;
the incarce-ated bishops and priests, and OF
the reestablishmenr of the Religious Orders.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

We are pleased to announce that we have
renewed our lease of the building we nov oe-
cupy, corner of Camp and Poydras streets, foI
the period of twenty three months, eading
September lst, 1S77. The Associations which
above our Office will continue to meet there as
heretofore.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

Two brothers, named Gsf, have established
n mammoth bennery in Colorado. zen u1zis,
from Denver. 1t covers four acres, and - laj6
out like a village, with streets and aTes-
ues. The population of the village is sbour
two thousand, divided into Brahmss, Cochi-s
Shan Ghais and Dorkings, and the products ars
eggs and spring chickens. The brothers Il
express but a single regret, and that = i1s'
they did pot found their colony Gttee- !ss-,
ago, when eggs brought s. does. AID !
spripg chicken was worth PeruE 81 q
gold dust
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

Not for twenty years las the military school
of st. Cyr, France, had such triumph as that
on the examinations of August 81. AL the can.
didates passed, and the army receives go sub
lieutenauts trained to the highest point, &C
cording to the French system.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

France is taking her 'revauche" ont il
statistics. They coant now that during the wal
there came into France LOCO, 900 Germans, but
there were only 10000 Freuchmen killed
therefore, nine Germans in ten fred away fol
seven months and never hit any one, and the
tenth fellow never fred but one effective shot
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

We learn fhA, the Catho.sas of Poes- 1AT'
formed > defensive o-ga-izar.s- -. 81 5As
Polish Catholic See;e,E. with ? .ee Cz4-Te:y
ski, a Deputy TO Tie RssshstHE, A. e E;'es d+-i
A nuneTous,y a;tsz5s5 a-l .-r-=zs- psalz --.s.f-
ing Of the members Aas tssg LES al ~ils- >
remarkable speech, ds..Ts--5 - : Catao-,c
artisan, was 70 tie following s@e.1- i x: Et1
in the G=r1Aa s-1y: ! "a ~ ihs tsres q
StrAsburE and Q! PA-ss= rsfzEzs5 Gs-as II
and myself heavily Involved Il deSi- szscur-u1
for the supPor; Of ny wife AID eaiid=s= y t-.-
was helping Germany to exact ttKs izz-ss1,ss
indemnity from Frauce- I worked had gE-c
of the debts, bat sEt5eE z5-e -yT ibE-- w1sz
was with the array Abr--E. hare rs.--sssS
home to see my vei.Esoa Ps-ssca.sE. AID a=
clergy imprisoned, aad ny native ~ ga =
forbidden to be used n the seL7o,s . -s.e = ;
children are compelled by law 90 lie s,z zzc4sss. q
A letter in the NoaGs says tuas t-e State per-
sscution goes on with nnabated E:EoT in F1.-
lnh Prussia. Even the most Innocent To2zls-
observauces, which have been practised fo-
centuries without offence to any Government,
are now sterniy prohibited by the Przssian
police.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

How Bismarck's Government interprets that
inspection which it claims with regard to those
converts which are allowed to remain in Prus.
ala, is illustrated by the fact that it ordered
the nuns of Convent at Munster TO put of
their habits.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

Members Of the Total Abstinence Societies
.sod The P2b.ic at large, are referred to our
I'd TsEtssiag z soiGEnus on the fifth page, for the
ifall programme Of the proposed celebration of
F@'her Mathews birthday, as also for notices
,oE Gee'irga Of the several societies.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

Tae Bayarian Tdterland says that, as proof
of the truth of the saying, The German Empire
is Peace" the crownipg article representative
of erman industry at the Philadelphia Great
Exhibition, will be an immense Krupp gun, for
the transport of which it has been foupd neces-
sary to construct special vessel. What an
emblem Of an Empire that is Peace,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

An association of most ludicrous dsscrip
ton has Just been formed az the East Fad OF
London. 1t is Protestant association and
has for object the maintenance of ''the Protes
taut character of the Church of England"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02

for city OF farrr, king gardener and make
himself gener lily useu wifc good cook wastr and ironer
competent 70 take charge ~
grntlcmans pe hest reference, city or country. Caat
l3s Cthayt. above luthst
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
1uttiou Sales Of Real Gsiait.
MouRm wnHms Auetsoncrr

A SSIGNEE,' SALE of NORTHEAST COR
N NER FiFTIIAVk and WASHINGTON so QUARE
T. II. LUDLOW ca VIII sell at auction, on WEpNhi4S
DAY, Nov 1870, at IL o'clock OF the Exchange esis
SALE BY ORDER Of non. WIN. d, sHIPMAN. AS.
FIFTHAVE-The LEASE OF the plot Of GROUND Win
tho elegant brlck MANSION, known as No ~ Waslhelon
sluare stories ami bssement 62xGo fee a
extension feet; formerly consisted OF NOS II ana 10
converted by the late into one dwelling and whe s
the capacies residences In te ety. the lmpie
ments have 10 that desired 1t can agah ne
In ia Present condition it Is 10
excellent order and thoroughly fnrnished WIN o'ely
convenience cuded with the house are the th
and coverings OF the walls the mahogany
library hings and s tho side gas brackets alove msh no
Tne ground 90 10 trout Washington square ia rear
ON lev iy depth Fifth ave OF ~ fest is
sailors snug Harbor 2l year, from May IsIS;
ground So and taxes Theaboye pr~ry
will price and sold Ia the highest bhdt
amount All tie el' mt furDitue VIII NJ sd On
nifty purcnass such pieces especially adapted 10 the
For permits TO prenises apply 10 the Auctioneers
No. 8 Pine 1T. or No 35 East Seveneenthst tsCoil
NORRIS wIIKINs Auotoneer. -
EXECUTOR's SALE of BUSINESS PROP
H Ef.rY OhCHAMBrRS and READESTs., being palt u
the estate af f0ring Andrews deceased. -.
LUDllW & will soil by adctioD on TIL isSDA y
embtr 1875 at l2 clock, at the Exchange saeSioo
III broadway IA,
CHAMBEfs sT.-Thc very valuable plot Of ground, with
buildings thereon known Nos. % aud II Cham
through u feet ga inches 'front.' by leet
deeD directly opposite County Court house, " tIOWh
burton Tbeatsr property and recently occupied ny 'ne
Dnitei states Courts
tatse triton OF ne purchase money may remain on bond
ami mortgage for Of years Maps and fun partrua,s Al
TIE huctionccra toOol
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
NORRIS wIIKISs Auotoneer. ~
EXECUTORS SALE of BUSINESS PROP
IFFE z t9TySSs; s2ryTSsoS Slr',r IT, s Auctioneers

Y IFpE. K s9EySSsi s2ryS2soS lr' IT,. Auctioneers.
SUPREME COURT-SALE IN PARTITION.
- -Cayn May aod Mary w Way. PLAINTIFF, against Anna
Lon 81 ycnson and others, defend uts
ward, Jcncs & Whitehead, plaintiffs atoIneys
J.. Lonis Lowe, esq, fierce. 49, -..o.o., =, iii,
JERE JOH NsON, jr, and v. x. STEVENSON. tr, VIII VIII
sell al auction without rsTve IN the yestibule oi e nhgs
County IN the cly 81 ETookln at IL O'clock OH
TUESDAY. Nov. y, 1875,
TO VALUABLE LOTS,
~ atpd on Union, President Dograw, Carroll ana Crowt
FTankn sves all Prospect Park and Wss
igtonase. Als,. - - 1870 o.rc
$50 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
situated IN The town Of New-Urocht,
between Slih and SSth sts. 81 AMI ot'l-aves
FOurIh ave and seth. 9th open and grated -,
prOpery rarVad aud near Fort Hamilton Als"
400 VALUABLE BUILD NG LOTS,
sitaated In the town OF Newt Utreclt
S3tst. AID BensOnave, and l5ti ahn I0taVfs
Eighty sxthst in open ard graded Property less than h&
Il from the BroaAlyn anG Coney ls.and steam cars anu
near Dy ker BH1in. ., .o.,
AS tie whole II in valuable property viii be soa for cash.
hout reserve the time and place Aforesaid IN ps 10
sit pfchssers the ae IL worthy the aiten N ~ capitalists
secnators and al persons seeking desirable invest es
For maps aud inrther paTtienieis sy TO hsssfs Mnhp
JONES q WHITFIEAD, Plaintiffs AuorneNs 81 Nal-Si
" X STEVENSON, jr III Pine ST.. l.. LOUIS LOWE, esq
Referee, 60 Win. St. and ERE. JOHNSON, jr Il Park
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YonK. Monday, Nov.

NEw-YonK. Monday, Nov. i, 1879
The following were the sales at the Exchange
ealcroem to-day, tie same being all OF Legal ehaf-
nv r. 4. IHtrTs0ss q ~. 49,.
lots on them she sn S"5si s'hs'e ava 100000
hts On the eSTSsr :s,sS ol s'haveAna 900 10000
M HcGHeHV
lots on nc oh i iys,h 81 s7,2eO
R. yalRs< W. M.uJ.
Qsfor and stone house Win ioi "h
a.. sss sl. 81 Ill IL so1sb oi AvI ~ 900
Al NJ 9x5O John ". Andt--- slzso-"
"" By b0efstu q ktkeI.
story brck house, With lot, on the north cast corner
% ef %sT' io'nsr Nv $500
st,~, high bIck house, with lot. The 20 ti
s.e snas % So 3 ''s. .'. Observation-Disclosures. 7olo
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02

NURSE.-A respectable widow would like to
~ take a child TO nurse The bottle. Inquire i6l
New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
Winier 'fleeorls.

iUinter 'f.eeoris.
---~~ - $500,
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, N. r.,
Ia la VII open Nov. /. S''amcr VIII leave New
direct. Steamers VIII savannah
Ca every days thc trip IN less tan i"o Jays
C tenn cratrre Nassaa Last Winter did not vary but
fr, ~ making n the most delightful climate In the world
fO' p1'' JAMS IIDGERwoOD 75s Broadway, w
CANTA CRIJZ. WEST INDIES.-RenOwne
- for sslubrty Of climate and beauty OF scenery.
BULOWSMISDF,
the palace of tho for gucsa Terms
mraic psmplC with uil articuars, Apply to H. r.
VAN SICkLEN, Iibpuoe No. l3a Nassau 81. New York
WINTER LOCATION FOR INVALIDS.
w one hundre aud fty nvali than low have
can be and comfortably for and have tr
best opportunities well during this Fall aud Wnt a
nur Home the hillside. FostOflec, Dansy, liringsoL
Co II IS The largest Hyqec Institution IN IN
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