Wilmington Nay 26, 1895.
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and misery and driven at last to the sad refuge
ofdistress, pubhc H@pital, where are ended her
mortal woes-s published in the hope that it may
attract to her poor Orphan, the efficient regard
Of one or more of her opulcnt and respectable re-
latiyes, of whom it is supposed, there are many.
The little girl is comely and Intelligent, toa re-
markable degree, and bears the impress Of gen
tccl parentage. She has cndeared herself to the
benevolent ladies into whose hands she has fall
len, and viii keep her carefully and tcnderly, un.
til some claimant, strong in natures rights, shall
appear to assume her guardianship.


It is hoped that Editors of papers generally,
will with their usual benevolcnce give this notice
publicity. How great will be his reward, who
Shall thus present ito the eye of some one who
will kindly and promptly respond to this call OF
nature and Of charity


DIED, in the New York Hospital, on the 18Th.
MAY, 1925, Madame HELENE NlCT0RiNf.
AIMEE SOLANGE DE ST. ALPhoNSE
RAYMOND ESPAGNOL. Her only surviving
child is at present under the care of the Cor
phan Asylum Society" in that city.