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should do IL ell, we think a.
unreasonable and unjust. Il 10
trao our city has : good dOxf "
wealth, il an important town and
q prominent railroad centre; but our
farmer friends reap daily and large
ly Of the benefits arising fton thesS
things as well as tho town people
and it will recollectod, orr ought to
be- shat 0ttumWa has paid most lib
erAily to scquire thess things with
comparatively little aid Sffom the.
oosptry. We say. then, let our city
folk and our country folk as well,
uuite and all assist in the purchase
Of permanent grounds, a. has been
proposed BY the citizens Of Ottumwa
or some other feasible plan adopted
and acted upon, and we know the
city people will be liberal.
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New BuILDINa.-P. O. Daum has
contracted with ]. B. & II. Schworm
to build adjoining Masonic Hall, .
two story brick store house 22x60,
to be ready for occupancy by the 18th
of July. Tho Schworm's ront it for
Eve years for . Grocery House.
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s Democracy in New York. s
Pomercy's Democrat Of September
%. 1870. ssva. edit oriallv:o i69i

- VA ~ " .
= -, ,E..,s
or..;c c;tw 800 ~. l;La I'M ocr DO
waiting IL line with thieves. renest.
ers, crib-keepers, burglars, murder,
en-, and prison-birds, to see who is :
nv, ns ma n;,' ~ - reprs1 n nos INC nc People'
,Hiirrerv niok GonnoIIv. ma = fsv
Other ovnara of maHncanv harns
rosewood hor nens. ! ma 1ensered
nsIscas f;Ilad Fin fnrnitnra chsroed
E snd ns;d for ~ tha c;tv =.
10 .IJnder the amanspement oi our
present citv ofaoials Tia oredit IL the
r;tv l. 8 NJ vorth = mnshe = tha
nrom;.e az : hlaoklec or !. drnn kan
rrost;tnta Fcr thav ,r;ll ks.n thar
word While. the -hs.a s.chsns If
.Tsmm.nv 1cl.;m;.o "a an ~ c;tv
a. Nav sEcrI Iva ~ lv,r. thr;c.
hv tr;cfarv' f.ttan n co7,ur,;on
oI..t ths;r .ncrc-tara v;ot,m;,e .tho
nnhl;c roh tha rsr.n.vsrs staai'from
avarv fnrd thew handie and nav an.
S;tad cl.;ms az honsst hns;nass' man
onlv On shsres 80
~ 49, ~, b.. ~.
Inc 40" 9TH Iveningr'ss 1'ss '
Of February ~, 1871, with Senator
Thurman's name at tho mast head
g. p-n.:1~.x =: 1o10 ia u
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IOR SALE
A large number Of eligibly situated lots.
which VIII be sold on very reasonable
terms. and on long time. to persons pro-
posing to build. by acquiring Ut this Of
1oo ef ]. n. H1D1IW. (dwtf
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posed to considering these mattCrE
or 81 disturbing the tariif st the present
= heir chair
man 10 "a state to TIA Senate If those
l. Gblphf M hi. consid-
'erkt sHss'S'aS va
,.,sHhs Rresidsut has stated to several
aesators and membsrs.th he does
net seq Shat anygoo4 will result from
pf6lokgfnR thS 3esiiUh beyond this
WSek. Is said ~ had hoped that
thoS San Domineo Commission would
have raachsd. hare in time 70 have
allowed eipssporS - ~ made to
Conrresssnd laid before the country.
He did not exp dol notion ~ Congress
at tho prssent sbssion on the question
OF aanexatipn, Is IL Congress were to
remain in session six weeks o. two
months. -s-.--~
il "A very spirited debate s1sok plsoe
today on The question u Allowing
the Special Committee on Southern
OutraRss TO report from tin0 to time.
Thurman and other Democrats gave
notice that they would oppose any
thing Of the Kind. They simply
desired the Committee = report at
the next session what legislation, it
any is necessary, and not make 1t an
efectioneering documents Senator
Ames'read . longLspeeoh on the out
RACES in tho South, and. urged that
thoro should Be- legislation 70 protect
tho people.
The House Eloction Uommittee
decided that the election of the Ten
nesseet dslegAtion u valid, and no
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Oolitio stone.

% sne entire board OF Capitol Com
in recinding the contract
neresofore awarded, BY . mere
majority OF the board, to Col. Scott
= 70, Tor the Oolitic stone, at Indian
town, in Tama county, for the
ioundation OF the new Capitol, ~
oelng em'nently sound and wise.
with the state Geologist and =
great majority o. the papers Of the
Stase' pronoanoing against To dura-
olllsy q sna a' s'one' ana sne general q
o'sesasisiaction prevailing among the
people, sne commissioners done we'll
I'M IN reoonns'derlng their action. 70 ena-
0'e them, IN person, 70 examine the
quarrles 81 lndiantown, - we'll ~
other competing quar1es. Scott 4
Co, Oolitic contractors succeeded 10
l.-af
procuring fromJ udge Cole IN injunc.
slon ior0idoing them from re-consid-
el'ng 'ne'r double Y contract, but
ING fe-cons'oersson went on Just the
same ana sne entire question y now
open 70 the competition OF the State.
Iowa CONTAINS qaarr'es OF mAgnifi-
cont ssone' oonveniens 20 10 Capital,
= WHOM mas stood the test Of expert
once ior over thirty years, making 1t
sosaaly inexcusaoie in tho Commits
SION 70 experiment IN this important
matter. And, now, since THE prop
osition to build . gorgeous and
palatial State House, for the benefit
Of the real estate operators st Des
Aoines, has become = law, let IA
build it Of such material that il win
not be like the one which the State
w.s recontlv comr.,l.a - ~, q
:. :" wy -
those operators, and which has to be
propped up, and dootered up, nesriv
every year n kaen = Gov, e.u;.s
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sc. Louis March II.
! FLOUR Bsti 81 s.boDs.eo for
fall super.
WHEAT- Firm at l.6O9l.85 for
prime to choice red. .. saeRs
CORN-Stcady 1t 511 for mixed.
OATS Higher et 81 058 for sack
I'D. -. .,,s., ry..
BARLEY 6teldy 81 9b@lOO for
RRE-Airmer at 90.
{ MESS PORK---On orders 20.75;
seller May 21.2t.
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'ssaH l1IhOlAoWask0rthsW est thinks New
Hampshire won't Denoerss;o BECAUSE
] 4 "a msiioSsiity q me Senator'S removed
-siesssamnrsromaths yOhairmanships OF
sagssi ono Ubmmitsoe' 10 thas Of aaother..-
'' Tho North west has . very poor
-osa opinionOf aths intelligepoA and: per-
-Rsaa ty HleIity sthesnedof thsaGranite
:. 30 sa State 70 intimate that they would be
rvsa governed by saeh, peltsy oonsideral
,sssiSettons.v Moreover tie change was
s s.a, made only ! day Of two before the
beds; election in New Hampshire, and not
ys bsmoro than ono Republican in . hun.
'g,'y dred could have heard Of Summers
., IS Fsaapvsl When, ;their election ocopr,
resssrcdssan lia SD .snefaelsaS
.s - Wslost New Hsmpsldrs " aass
s s'sa sIsgs Az been f0r yesss 4 inssinniinu,
-aso 49, saA bitter isad anoag ] oar| paz.
s9.a " leadsts there. aSltsisoqfo hlt alli
s vssisa ) scssss Labor Reform and Tenn,
81 aqessaee candidates ran, carrying ths
- stbaiaDssscf power, nearly Ill Of their
~ "a totes beng drawn from orr party,
.isaa and, finally, because we didn't get
.s:es votes snough. It isan insult to New
= Enelsnds honor and loyalty to cay
So stAat' they aresowned BY Ohas. Sum,
80 IL ! ncr 81 my other man, and that they
bolteds and voted tho Democratic
aasalAisket on the frivolous pretext as
xssgaed by the NortApest and other
ssaa SIMMER organs. 81 " Eodlasfa u
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4 We are under obligations to
Messrs. Loughridge, Cotton and Wal.
den for public documents.
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Deplorable,

Il is enough 70 make ones heart
aick to zee the terrible slsughter and
misery now insuguratsd in and near
Paris upon tho very heels Of the
war, By the infatuated populace. It
demonstrates very forcible, how idle
is the sapposition that there is yet
sufficient moral power and general
intelligence IN the capitol of France
to make . government by the people
possible. The insurgents, in organ
ICED force, arc battering 1t the forti-
tications Of Versailles. No promised
endto ell this, - yet, appesreth, but
murder, rapine and bloodshed rule
the hour among the Vanished and
miserable people Of France, TO such
An extent that the peaoeably inclined,
who are able to leave are fleeing
thoir homes to save their lives.
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a fearful Red Republican reYolu-,
tion e raging in Paris. The brutal
and besotted Sans Cxllottes Of tho Fsr
bourgs, who wero too oowardly 20
fight for their country against the
common enemy, have seised vpon
md fortified Nontmartre; dcbaaohed
and demoralised the troops assigned
- the maintainancs Of law and or
dsr in the Capitol; erected the korrid
|guillotine, and fAlready 10 bloody
jaws are reeking wish Ne gore q
three Of Ito most distingaisAsd Gen
erals of France, to-wit: Leoompts,
Thomas and Paladine, while Chan.
sey, At last accounts, was a prisoner,
and doubtless has been murdered by
the Infatuated populace ere this writ
ing. g,..
It's reported that Theirs has ap,
pealed to oivilised Europe for aid to
save the Capital from tho demons Of
the second Reign Of Terror, and that
the Prnssian armies have been srders
I'd 70 ersoocupy the olty Of Paris, to
stay the reign Of blood and destruo-
ton. s a5M Fs,lfs
Tho best people d Paris are dec.
ing, pell NELL, from The doomed c,ty,
| and chaos seems 70 have osne again.
France i paying : fearful price
for the twenty years reign Of the
tyrant and dsbAnohe, Napoleon ths
lid. IN .i1 81 3f 81
Ths rabbls, whose war cry and
pretsxt for al their Grimes against
law, order and humanity, 10 "Bread
or Bloodi" are again demonstrating
their inoapaoity for sslf.government,
and paving the way for their own
enslayement BY ! strong despotio
monarchy, which, after I'll, seems to
be the only rule they are capable Of
understanding, or At to live under. +
aOh, Lfbertyi what crimes are
committed in thy namei"
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.:,.&",,,
o,,,,.-.-,- 1..,s@...1
cx ? 0onov
px0n xxs,swsS snss.. -, - r~,,...
Tho nenrIa a lerra hev. cora-
denoe Is Pre.;dent drsnt Ana AZ
NOT psroeive M occss;nn En- tina
hoet;Iitv ev;ncad X. th..e rectlsr.r
TIE aAhir win maka so,re tsIE e. :
time. bat likc \ mm;l.r movarnart
~ Ben. Wads Ana w,rtsr nSs;s
aea;nst PYeeident Iincoln n mn
| nm dend for 1870 - ro,ml.. srrv.,e
and ~ vould.he n.nmosss. 81 ~
cord vill fsil haok ~ m ~ nniv
nlaoe where ahev - - - n y, h: !.
mnuntfv Ana senn,t r. e,rsslvss ,;th
orodit
r..-.s.~,..
n -. ~ 49, -. ~ As ~ ~ ..;.,
~ s.0 Sasso " sn.s O.!s.vs $
..ss. AZ. s..ss. ..NaJ ~. 80 w
s sv Az Is. yyn. aou n ~ ~ 80 81
.IN o .0s1snap Y sne Lv0i =.
= :. ~ - 1870 "a $500. mv1u - .iy n.:
49, 49, - veloule NJ suv =
N0. ~ ..S nsa auloslon - snol1 W.
.s~I;.. 49, sP.yvMe sle w L
!. 49, ~ sle DssAs upon "nion
IA ;, S-6u $50 80. ~
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fHE OrfUIVA WEEKLY COURIER


ff@sgesssgyz 6ao1Es ana
Senator Warren, of Alabana, in the
IN courssof ) powerful speech in the
sf. Senate she other. day, drew she iol
lowing comparison betweei Blair
.sssasMs 4rcekinrisseBs9 adI
FAnd here painful com rast il
sugycstcd TO my mind. While the
s-gEeooaisderate gsnerai,x Breckenridge,
before Senator, denounoes khe ku
Kldx Is murderers and outlaws, the
S.,s'ig y. 81 Federal general, Blair, now q Eena-
Tor from Missouri, has att bred no
uwWord Of disapproval." "a
~...sasss...~D rsokinridgo and Blair borS about
asssss s,ths same relative positions ii each
odi = army. They both commanded Corps
ysas with, distinguished credit, frequently
saamasbeing arrayed against each other on
v salas tAe hsd. Brsckinridge remains true
sSsT : 70 tho principles he fought fbr, yet
beiiaa irsoognissa their ANAL abitramsnt by
:tgas 9 che sword. The other day he dolly.
'''s Cd speech at Frankfort, Keitaoky,
sisnSa wsrsin hel denounced the Ku Klux,
IS ID somsasarsd terms sayiag among
80 $50 other thing, that ths state apthorri,
q sssdtiss sashA 20 Axretpst The psspS4aa.
nvsa storsof ~ oowardly ioutragss psfpo
,s'a sSs ltssed BY unknown md disguised
parties. Al shAt ssvEy confsasaa,
$3.50 Asldiss osght = sppak With d yoict
sysa sgthae vOWuot - mSuknAeAg ~ tx =
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Chicago Prdvision.
' Chicago, March II

aPORK-Mess pork easisr; sales at'
20. 10 cash, and 20.37l seller May.
3 LARD-Seady; sales Of 1e9123
cash. M Ii g8t, s.,,, 4Ess sss5Fasf,a6A
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WAsnINaroN. March 81,

The Senate Finance Committee
nad under consideration to-day tho
question rs TO what action, # any,
should be taken On the bills which
passed tho House repeating The duty
on tea, coffee, coal, and salt. A large
majority Of the Committee are op-
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The xu Klux Democrscy.

- AA4ssA A$0AAsVo4oVys
Roth Houses Of Congress, sase at
this moment earnestly engaged in
devkite come means, to suppress tho
now pAass Of the denocratio rebel
Hon, Mhiuh NOW prevails moro or
len y evsry Soathern StatA To do
this sssAs 70 be- : moro difficult
roblsAs than the supprsssioA Of tho
origiaol revolt, beoAuss the former
pesssu1pl : bold, manly front il ths
asld MAils the latter resorts 70
maskz snidnight raids and assassin-
ations.; 81
Ds1necrAtic members Of Congress,
and Northern dough.faced newspa.
pers, always in sympathy with the
rsbslRea try 70 pooh, poohl down
the wind al this Ku Klux talk, bat
the following extracts taken from
leading Southern democratic papers,
ffom various sections Of tho South,
shov that TIA nar;l NJ .ro.chv !.
;mm;nert .rd a. ~ ;mr.-.t;-.
duty Of Congress 70 remain In sss.
sion until some method 10 adopted to
secure 70 the loyal people Of the 70
bsllious States life, liberty, and Are
publicaA government.
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PAnra Maroh !

PARIS, March 90. :
The journals this forenoon, confirm
tho report Of the execution Of Gem
erals Iecomte and Clement Thomas.
Alter thoir capture, they were taken
to the Garden Reu Den Rasiere Mont
Martre, whore the Central Revolu-
tionary Committee held their sittings.
After : brief trial they were con-
demned TO suffer death, md taken
out and shot All aocounts say they
died bfavely, ~ .,5,ts. ss
LoN5oN, March 20. I
Orders have been issued bysthe
German military authorities stop
the departure of German troops Gom
France, and ordering strong bodies
Of troops to Paris. $ n .as
A large force Of Germans have en-
tered and recapturedl st. Dennas.n Il
believed this action is the result Df
revolutionary movements ia Paris.
The ex-Kmperor Napoleon arrived
at Dover this morning, via steamor
from Ostend. He was met odnsshis
arrival by Eugene, the Prince In
perial, Murat, and Luoien Bonapartes
NEW YoRK, March 20. !.
--latest Paris advices report the
city terror-stricken and the mob id
absolute control. No mans lite is
considered safe, and the scenes of the
old revolution will be repeated unless
Aha ~ =, vdn~<s ~nA naun cu,ns ~ r~sn<
down. Theirs will call upon civil
ived Europe 70 restore order. There
are rumors Of the shooting pf De
Paladines in Paris and eta perfect
reign Of terror. All stranger 8 Are
quitting the city. 1t is stated that
the German soldiers are returning
to restore order. Present appear
ances favor terrible scenes of blood
shed. esidggi sY&
/, The N. Y. Tribune's Washington
special say that many observ-
= - xk~k
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than tho city Of Ottumwa as the
recent Federal Census, shows, and
lot ns say besides this, that Cedar
Rapids did not alone furnish the
means which located, at that place
The StAte Fair, but that the people Of
the coanty aided largely 70 that end.
1p fine We are led to believe from
ssWapello's. article, and from what
We have observed for ninety days
past IN the movements Of certain
parties, that the sole aim Of all their
actions in reference to tho location
Of our county Fair is, rs it were, to
compel the citizens Of Ottumwa to
furnish the county Agricultural So
ciety with beautiful and oommodious
grounds already fitted for use, and
sufficient to accommodate tho holding
Of . State Fair therein, and to furnish
oil this gratis. e Now we think this
Is too much to ask of the city
and we do not think hor
citizens viii comply with such. . de-
mand. It has been proposed, by the
people of4Ottumwa, that they will
subscribe liberalIv to the purchase
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
" Eleventh week and continued success.
Il. % VARIED EN1ERtAlNMENT
II. d. and c.nstsnt ch nae of novelties
II. ID. inlrOduced at every performance OF
II. ID. a; h. FoX'S
II. d. worldrenowned spectacular Ballet Pantomine,
H. Y. HUMrTN u, Mt1Y,
4. y. inc udng the celebrated
II. D. MaRTENS FAMI Y,
u. =. Mons and Mmc. MARTENS ann MILE GRETCHEN.
II. u. SGHEELE IN their great speci.lies Les Eccen-
Ii d. &Itcitces Tyr0ennes lie Duo des Chats
II. d. 1IfE GRAND BALLEr,
II. u. arranged Ly Mona IMkI. kIKALFY.
h. u. tncui,ng the iremiercs Dansei hs,oluta,
n. d. ADELE pAGLIERI MARIETTA MORIUNDO.
4. D. CLEMENCE ALrXANnkN,WA,
q. u. The Ztgza.s SilnOr CASSELi.I,
IL y. Young ATOMS aud LITTLE. VENUS
II. d. and a full and .u,clcnt Corps dr Ballet
II. ID. under the direction ot the Famous
II. u. klRALFY TRIO Pc OF Ii. KGARIAN ARTISTS
II. u.
II. ID. MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
II. d. DAY.
H. D. Seats six DAYS IN and by telegram.
II. d. Special Camp ary for the benefit oil the
u. u. Veteran rPH HORN, thursday, Nolcm,cr 10.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09
AMusR RuENr~
%%~~N
OWENS.

.... AMusEMEyr.
RoorH's THEATRE. OWENS.
Brief engagement
OF the celebrate AND popular comedian,
Mr.. JOHN e. OWENS
TOMORROW EVENING.
AND EVERY EvsSiN; DUNN THE WEEK.
in his great characterizason Of" Of 80
;, no,,,,n osInE cxlcksar On 81 'ras HrAxgn.
Produce with
new scenery, new machinery and new appointments.
DOT MATINEE on SATURDAY, a. II O'CLOCK.
Seats secured SIX days vance, at the Tbsatre also at
D'son's Music Store, III brosdway
CT. JAMES THEATRE.
'!:: .ss
sus ~ ssisTy,slA" = \, yS and "roo MANY COOKS"
' D. sGs nx'iss. ana the entire company D. DAVIES
sIesosIT1 tf.ossso. IN c,.ns ".sa'ss n and Pn..
MATlsEE SATURDAY.. MATINEE SATURDAY
WAIIAcks.
'' THls EvnNisG '""'N''
b presented fs% sIrE f{ yiss rss sterling o'"sd'
To be followed BY sher,.an's humorous masterpiece,
-. Or. 4 TRACED rRR o"'tiSi atEiSiieAnsen. : :.
rT The following .I'.,. WI, aepcarMr CHARLES NATL
NJ Il 4; sTspDARf. ar j. b. POLK, Mt n aoST:
SS9hEkS SnL a Mr. IkSMs SeMSs1Hxp M crAEhts DIK ai
T. M M &HoLLAND. MT: ]. rECK, Mr.; W. ,9UiaLhl, M.
AS6kS ssrs tHs"f .. aoS Mss
s.i sLoKA, CLAYTON Miss Bl.AsDELL, Miss Lille
oS IoSpAy kyEs.s,;, NOVEMBER 49,
VIII make bis first appearance this in the celebrated
RosEDALE
which will be produced with BEAUTIFUL SCENERY and
With ali its OKiGiNAL '.kfAr EFFECTS.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09
AMUsEMEVrs.

Is ovakwahLMIsa TRIUMPH {
o. STANLEY M'KEAhA'S
s..o,s 20 Or, !, SECRETS " CITY LirE
In her impersonasion oi Mad a ''AShS'
ana will be repeated unit, further notice
r'ss'asa :, aUSf I; sf%s cass.orrDs \ {! MAID.
i$ssais'; 5aii1ss'; Ts isS :, Ssssss; %:i sp.;'sa
The .asn,s author sai.s Vim su..s
W s EVERY Eys NiNe AND SATURDAY MArxRR
mssfks nsFk q fsscs sossrEss
GREAT H,r N ,p THE rt;p ev.so
TIE EHE sSS sSS DsFsSfiyS'' DsFssiiyE DFSfiyis''
Hoi MATINEE PERFORMANCES Ar PPf$ES1ilssss PPf$HSiss
Monday, Trsiaay TSsanssssy 4 Tsas..y ana Friday.
sIooSp Acts Mstk nsS 81 asG@a. ssi"as sSass'4us Of
In which the y. l. HALL Bures ue win appear
FAINT HEART Z 1 NEVER % Wos PAiS IL Ia ExSY q
"A NILSSON IN MARTHA" /,
40 ra .as sTsASScsSa ak4SS ITALIAN OPERA.
AoAao" AAsraAsor he Ssss'i .s' tms ns. ~ .sE n
NILE ms. cselsT9sA as9 GG y jxa1
On 1hlsb sSsn fGs Il sssr sRse ia
NIX Nov sucI4 md
T.. J. .stiy. prsspar4.ioa. mi 'Nos.,"
ssxs s Sss :. ~ o. 'ess branch
WAcssyTEas,xs. ax.s, LAST : s!aays sYsg open. A. rur
sTA1sr sTADs st oi oy Asa Es u:ossSii sSwsS
FhfDAy. oNIS Isii' sISHf or l Ins H9sgkNors
Mms nhfh z h n s.nss. Spss: ,o. o e sASrse
Miss sCANissA 4 her sanir.o ros q Th QUEEN.
,. IT
WAcHTEL ON TOUR OF GRAND CONCERTS,
M Y SEW hAy M ssTo sSa
GRAND Opera EILEEN ouE
sixTH---EILEEN
---FLok.Nons ns---oNH
LAsr----EILEES OGE-----wEEE
SIXTH AND LAST WEEK OF
oNLy---MR. AND Al =. ". .J.---sIxrH
ONE ---FLokeNCE--
wEEK----IN FALuONER's---LA
MoRE-- -EILEkN
REMEMBER. osLY SIX NIGHTS
AND A GRAND
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT O.
FRIDAY ssysTssT = ssssrs IT two and
o' AN Fk'anscs Hsn ME- w. :
EILEEN oGE, EILEEN ocE.
which be withdrawn .ht of great success
on account Of previous engagements.
MONDAY, November IL, viii b. produced an entirely
New kohatlc, Pictorial and Realistic Drama, whicn whI
way wor o. The e 4. sr q . 'bea''e ana
sasa al,sn expressly ''f 'D' establishment " = AA
PAKls;
OR, DAYS or Tux COMMUNE.
Seats Isse5 ed from NJ NJ = p H. z, The ,"n.s boz oss ,
Tweu',e,h street, broadway and Firth avenns.
SsAsD IN" sssEsF sssEsF
Or "r tLHsnsus HSa WE. w.
"A'" ""' y sTonrlr.rm ANp LAST TINE
but deeply Interesting anu exceedingly picturesque
lrsn love story, -
hii.isS hiLheS SaI:.. oasIE.
ELLEN O1E,
which many ,husans upon thousands OF
people 10 th eesint estoiishn nrns the pasa sis
"''>' Pt'siTlvELy wirmpK,wN
sn."d ns ,.ss Of .. p.cHL es q
to substantial compliment to those univea1
MR. AND MKs. y. }. FLORENCE
NIIBLo's GARDEN.
Ev1s2 ira nvhsS" !" MATsrR
win -yyss' an%11s ,lsf 1.s''.'; ccusi% us%.a' Of
AS pay.a " a on Nights .i the iia.;a.r.ei Lon os1
ASA fkENcliAKD........... Mr. j. T:nAYMoND
sHaS Mrii,T,i ;. jlNNY NM LIZ
FL"Hhs.f rNtNciiAhb.. M'.. shl,L:y KkMP
SON, TnAspALs, siuSEk CoLLILk, Miss BESSIE
Reserves ufcsr.,ra STA is an, rarque circle 81 50
Tsrf"s"s. 4, so""raer :, ososS pres
Carriages iaAv be ordered ~ 90
RosEDALr' with
MR., LESTER WALLACh,
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= vANDAM sTRFET.-HANDsoMELy FURNISHED
- Parnr an BE room; also double and sin. Bedrooms
on second nour TO c with without Board day boarders
Gao ce q IN
The New York herald., 1871-11-09
BteOlMLYN sOAiaD.

PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN THEIR OWN
n house. first class ocaitv will rent their second story
front Aioo ROOM with Eoa;d, TO gentleman his
wife for s2s per week, two single for $40;
best gwen Address FORT REEN
PLACE, box 3,S49 New York rost ohce.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09
TENTH WEEK
w Elk


or
DIV pRCE.
EVERY NIGHT until fur
ther not ce AMI every SATUR-
DAY AFT KNUUN will be
performed the very brilliant
rama oi the times, hy Mr..
AuGbSrIN DAILY, emit ed
"tilVOkCt," with ina.nin-
cent new scenery: brilliant
fashionable toilets: furniture
a la mode. Charac, era by the
NEW COMEDY COMPANY,
incln iins Miss Fanny Morant,
Fanny davenport, Clara Nor
Tts, Linda nelt,, Mrs. Gi ert.
Mary Cary. Nellie Murtinncr,
kats Claxton, Ida Yerancr /;
mir. D. H. Harkins, James
Lrws. ". j. Leninyne, w.
I,avnlge Louis James. Henry
Crt o Owen fawcetl u.
Whiting. George Ihvefe,
Chapman, Burnett. Hickman,
tfudirey.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

= LERo STREET, NEAR DECENTRALIZATION
- iatians two married couples
party class excellent table guar
aDteej; terms moiet ate.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

ST. JULIEN HOTEL LELAND), NOS. AND
~. " ashinstbn p ac, one donr west Of Rroaoway Sc
lect best accommodations moierate prces all moderr
convenences family suits and single Rooms Best city
taurant attached
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

61H AVENUE, Isl, CORNER or TwENTY-EIGuTH
- seet-onc snse Room. Tor gentleman, with Board.
6Tn AVENUE, NO. 6s-ELtGkNT SUITS AND SINGLE
- Rooms families, with fun Board reasonable rates
applied for early.
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I'd EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
i . ~ lb Madison navsnnes.--fiRndsouelv furnished
let Board, families gentlemen
Re eTences
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

I BLOCK FROM MADISON SQUARE. ENTIRE SEC
onl Floor and Room third hoo with or without fr-
vae table, rs class house lis last Twenty
third street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

9 EAST TIlIRriETH STREET. BfTwEEN MADISON
q ttfth Nicely furnished hooms let with
6rst class Roard. lie erence required
The New York herald., 1871-11-09

I -AsrCoND FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS. WITH ALL
J. mo ern convepIences, TO et with Boar to small
family, of narrte couples; terms very
moderate. Alps 700 rn.rs-nnlh street Murray
lin