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National Republican., 1874-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Il FOB THE DENEFIr OF
THE CHILDREN,S HOSPITAL,
nAs0NrC TEMPLE

TUESDAY EFENlNa' AfhiL q iH4.
In soliciting the patronage Of the pubile to the
think only necessary to refer 70 the and
purposes the institution TO be benented the need
good It has ALREADY accomplished In relieving the
suerfngs OF the sick and disabled poor, witholt dis
tinction to sex, sect, nationality color, and
free Of all cost erpense.
Of the committees, and at the places where tickets
for such entertainments are usually sold.
Admitting gentleman and dlady........-......t %
Admitting additional lady. .,................ 3 80
National Republican., 1874-04-02

DIED.
Suddenly. March q, of epllepsy
at the ST. EiiIabet hospital, L. KKMP SENGsT1cK,
son OF the late G. P. sengstack, ST.
Funeral services At the residence OF his sister, I36
7 street, to-day, April 2, at L O'Clock, m.
National Republican., 1874-04-02
limited STATES PATENT eFFICB,

On the petition of Z j. daEEsogol. OF sTracase,
h s 81 'es ss sas aa %
proysmsat IN Paging li.shiRes; v 4 ~ 800 ~
closed on the 1sih day Of Nay next; that the tinse
for aling arguments and the Exsminer.s report p
izid petition be heard On ms ION day ef Jane
mh3l.Taaw II. .IEG6kTy. oomHhsioner.
National Republican., 1874-04-02
OUP SpPING

stock Is now ready. In clothing we have the
largest and finest stock we ever exhibited. In
our custom department our stock Of piece goods
cannot be surpassed, either In style or quality.
EIsEMAN BRos.,
sos Seventh street, third door sboTe E
National Republican., 1874-04-02
OITY ITEMS.

''HAyE You GOOD HAT; THE SECRET
OF YOUR LOOKS
LIES WITH THE BEAVER In CANADIAN
viRTTE MAY FLOURISH IN AN OLD
BUT NAN AND NATURE sCoRN THE
SHOCKING HAT"
The most approved styles Of gentlemen's dress
hats and fne son beaver hats at STIN EMRrz, hat
ter 1877 Penpsylyania avenue
National Republican., 1874-04-02
No ONE rrxn aR SHORT OF MONEY

no ONE NEED BE SHORT OF MONEY
amount at less SS half 0 he usual rates At
vsnis avenue. y nue. Money can there Be sD obtained On
all kinds Of personal property, while for those who
have enough and TO spare Of the "hlthly lpcre"
silver watches, diamonds, musical instruments,
sewing machines. and q vast assortment Of other
articles which are selling at almost one-haf what
they can be bought for elsewhere.
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS.
The increasing popularity Of Dooley's Yeast
ture Baking Powder to copy ssrbattm our ad-
yerttsements, simply substituting their name In
place Of ours. While this proves the standard ex-
culated to deceive the consumers and retiects the
character Of the parties, as we'll % the goods
which they are endeayoring TO force upon the un-
Powder and take no other. DooLHY 4 BEorHER,
Proprietors. 90 New street, New York.
THE PULL-DowN PRAcTIoE.
Death laughs when he sees the weak and feeble
bled, bl!stered, saliyated, oplumized, or griped
with violent purgatfves. He knows that under
rect conflict with this pnii-down practice Is the
principle upon which Hoststter's Stomach Bitters
operate. The effect Of this Incompatible vegsta-
sSs III aSS in
and assists digestion. enriches and cleanses the
blood, regulates and tones the liver and the
=
habit Of body. BY happy Combination Of yegef-
able extraets-tonic, aperient and antl-bilious-
with pure stirnuiant, these effects are simulta-
neously produced, There is no prescription ofthe
pharmacopeia that has the same scope. You
may fnd among its formulas scourges for the
bowels, stimulants for the stomach, sedatfves for
that, like Hostetter's Bitters, Is ut once tonic
en- aperient, q corrective and an alteratirs.. n
In NADDrrIoH to the Gas Saving Burner we keep
the largest and most complete assortment Of Chan
deliers south Of philadelphia or New York, In
Guiding also full line OF Plumber goods, and o
q is ISSn g
BronIss, Slate and Marble Manteis, non-cxplosiye
Lamps, Latrohe Stoves, Crates, Ranges, Pumps
%arrsna M % patent Neat Cooker and many mar = other her
useful inventions. Plumbing and Gas Fitting 10
all the various branches Promptly executed at
moderate H,od prices Mons but CON conPetsnt men ON
NJ. o.A. Building, Ninth and B streets.
@ SsSs DAN, :ssss sssIs ~ s y
der. Price Is and 50 cents per bottle. =
BeAurIYvL, sois, glossy haif, ell desire u, an
made opsne Pcs IS and eents pel Ssssa
not soiisd. JoU1zs's inodorous Efd dioys Oieansr
g hs% :as SSoS5Ssss n Pr rs 3 ssns %
wars MAoHrsEsrarAD srnssorHKsrse
riTsIisd. Prics. y. IS and % cents each. - =
THr aRxAr EsoLrsH REMEDY FOR aou. and
Rheumstism. All sufferers from the above com
plants, either Of recent or long standing. are 3D.
vised 70 use Blairs Gout and Rheumatlc pills.
They can be relied upon ~ the most safe AMI ef.
fectual remedy ever offered 10 the public, and
years With the greatest succexs. Prepared By
PRoUr 4 HkRsAHT, ~ Strand, London, England,
and sold By all druggists.
National Republican., 1874-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.


The "Wicked World" Is drawing very apprecia.
tive audiences at Foris. lit certainly one Of the
most beautiful plays ever seen In Washington, for
the idea is poetieal in the extreme and the Ian
guage very beautiful. There Is not 90 muoh wick
edness in 1t its title would to indicate for
aside from showing the general lnaughtiness Of hu-
man nature there is nothing that could be discov-
cred more than ordinarily vicious In 1t. The
fairies to be sure, full Of the gossip Of their
sex, and quarrel with and backbite each other in
the most approved modern manner; but then they
are at heart innocent creatures, and finally kiss
and make up In very loyable and sisterly man
ner. The mortals are mortally weak, and the
poor fairies get Just little bitten By trusting to
their feeble natures. Mrs. walcott has proven
herself fully entitled to the admiration Of the pub
lie. She Is without doubt one OF the most pains
taking and finished actresses on the stage, and
wins all hearts BY her sweet and ladyiike manner.
Mr.. Wslcott too, 10 an artist In every sense Of
the word, and justly holds o high rank upon the
stage. The "Wicked World" as presented at
Ford's is Q most enjoyable entertainment, and
should be seen BY all who love the poetlcal and
beautiful in dramatic art. s
THE NATIONAL
Edwin Adams is meeting with very fair success
at the National. The reputation he has earned
as one OF the most able actors on the stage Is
richly deserved for he is undoubtedly one OF those
VINO were Dorm ior the stage ana WHO mas mad the
good sense and the disposition TO study and per.
feet himself In his arr. Mr.. Adams style Is
natural and dignihed in the highest sense. His
elooution is almost faultiess, and his voice wen
modulated and musical. In the part Of Enoch
Arden he has had no imitators, for he has made It
50 deep study that his rendition Of the charac-
te- As now almost perfection. The scenes are ex-
esedingiy novel and picturesque and nicely set
on the stage by Mr.. Saville. The entire per-
formauce 10 very enjoyable, and cannot fail 70
lease all who possess refined tastes. i t---t.
MR.. METKIFF's BENEFIT
ct the National Theatre on Tuesday evening,
April !, promises to be . glorious affair, as on
that occasion several distinguished artists, both
native and foreign, will have the honor Of appear
ing. Mr.. Metkif Il Justly considered one Of the
most promising artists on the stage, and II Is to
be hoped that the Washington public will rally
to his support In msnner such a. his merits as .
true artist deserve. 49, s,.4
THE ITALIAN OPERA
The Strakosch troupe commences brief en-
gagement Of three nights ut the National next
week, and the sale Of season seats begins 1t Met
zerott's this morning. Seats for o single per
formance may Be obtained to-morrox. ess,s
SPRING OPENING.
NT-u 4 ID pafnar 11no = efraaf xornactfuIlv
National Republican., 1874-04-02

the Mechsalcs, and Lsborgrs Grange Will
feet ssie Inls evening att O'Clock ss ~
E-REeIsTEn,s OFFICE
,Sps ,hSprh ls1 .Ill 6sSs Al iiesnss. given sy
sddis sSa 1Sssss psslsrs Y isIss and Al
ths n nI,sssts ns,sn Of said Di.irict, ,-..
sssssa psap u ,;a 5enss sad
rtn provisions Of The smsndsd act
on os s'epy gs.:S1 engaged n any trade oceup.
2. Columbia sh.il, :. the time for ' proearIns Ss
-. | All Or sss s:sts :ses
se % ias shs for
I've e 3 piSs sSs saS
q s S S .ss ss
e Ss das ss Il aqG hs e hss.:sr
Thas Ssaa eSeIy p.r,on liable for ,,e.,e
business for which . license tax may Be required
q 20. q. than ave more Ris sS.a
nh,l-,s. tss.rschroasio sohs k:si:s.1 (; GSof; s. c.
W-NoFICEro PRODUCE DEALERS.
NosT5ERy MAExEf. March Q, iSl.
please procure license on Or befSqe he st dsy of
April next, 81 the CoHector's once, Territorial
buildings, ON Ecur-and-s-hsR street, as no extern
Nv order 81 the Cdfn mtssioners 81 4
mhSo5t .ss s.McFARLAND, 8. Market Master.
f~sDR. q. Q. BOND HAS REMOVED
49, to Nc. si3 First street, between and
TsasS ,sss saS New Yoff
n~ NOTICEABLE PERSONS IN
~ DEBTED to rs are hereby respectfully re-
Of their accounts, otherwise they viii be placed IN
come necessary BY the death Of the senior member
01 naslsas sas close our GREEN WILLIAMS
~ EUROPEAN TOUR.
Aparty under the direction of Prof. I. @. Loosus,
e Ta:hal6g'GR a6g w, VII leave Nsg York june -
VENICE, FLoRENCE, ROME and PARIS,
reaching New York August 81. Entire expense
SuInberiimised address Prof L. q. Io0Mis,
e4S Pennsylvania avenue east,
mart-W& &s,4w Washington, D. c.
r~ExE0gJIXH oFEIGGE, ,,,n
Notice IL hereby given that the Board Of Appeals
will meet on the SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH, 1874,
o. and fages N the wssR Wing Of he
City Hail. for the purpose Of hearing appeals from
buildings, improvements, &C., (erected during the
year is7s,l for the tax for the fiscal year ending
The board will be in session each day, Sundays
excepted, from II O'Clock q. to 3o'cloek p. m,
for the period Of thirty days, commencing March
Alex asfds6, ID doSnsil dist.
;hSi M $M;aI!shsh; ID :. WV: ss.; NsSs;e; ssS:
Jas.Wormiey, sth Geo. .Bohrer, 10th.
George Taylor, 9Th ~" J.L;M: Boysn, nth.
mhs-td Governor District Of Columbia.
National Republican., 1874-04-02
eppInc nprrrxc

Mrs. j. p. Palmsr, 100 + street. respectfully
On Tuesday, March 81, and wednesday, April !.
National Republican., 1874-04-02

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STERE0PANTASCoP EXHIBITION.
y INTERESTING VIEWS
IN Bible Lands and other Countries, with descrlp-
's 's''asS 4 GoKHSbREEW RlGa 81 +: WS5HsisscS SEnEca
Mass,enussttse eaysnps betseen Ninth and Tenth
EVENING, April and g. at 7;O O'Clock.
Admission; Adults, 2s cents; children, Is cents.
National Republican., 1874-04-02
EoR moUNr VERNON.

The stesmer ARROW, Captain Frank Hollings.
heses oseers nj tesve her v,afe -
her p'essFfso Foor Snsess 81 snvEsTH 's isszs sTREE
-MUUNf 'VERNoN N,.,-...
he Tomb OF Washington.} and 5snd-
U 2sssls .,--..- Gen. sup.i sss.sesE Arrow.
National Republican., 1874-04-02

GRAND SALE OF VILLA AND GARDEN
SITES
Latimer Cleary Will sell about the middle OF
April, for Alexander Hunter, about three hun
dred acres Of land lying between Washington and
Alexandria, which will be subdivided 10 lots to
suit all parties A station will be built on the
ground BY the railroad company. Great induce
ments will be offered TO purchasers.
National Republican., 1874-04-02
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.


E0RD's OPERA HOUSE.
Begins a. 9; over at Io:R
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES NJ. wALCoT,
In W. 8. Glihert's Charming Fairy Comedy, in
three aets, entitled
THE GSnGKEp ShsTscEsps ySia'D' SS
Miss Alice Brooks,
Miss Jennie Clifford.
Miss Emma Stockman,
Miss Adelaide Stuart,
hr. W. II. Solthard. s.,ow
AND THE REGULAR COMPANY. '
SATURDAY. ApRIL4
THE WICKED WORLD.
MIS- EASTTh rHasESHIk M0S9Afi icnsHmaS. HsHhsLSS
Bex-ofice open Wednesday, April I. .mh0
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. GoSDAY EVENING assca iss 81 nisIaser i
AND slx szrsIRbEY hiaHTs S8kIYYN S8kSILYYNEE
Ashipwrecf ssiior " slting for ssiI.
No Sail from Day to Day.
Tbs greatest SB%iN 2a s%fEsx xSaxss sssassdiAn''
In the charming drsmatIzasIOn, in ave acts, of
As acted BY Mr. Adams ct Booths theatre, New
York, and throughout the entire country with un-
''U'' MR. ADAMS AS ENoCH ARDEN,
A luckler or bolder fisher man,
carefallen In peril did not breath
For leagues along that characterization coast
The play VIII be presented with new scenery, ap-
Raster Mondsy. ApriIs. beneat OF ". Z. sheridan:
cents extra boS-oiics open from ms = m TO 70 10
p. N. - - mh0
National Republican., 1874-04-02

- RE1DJ RUSSELL & co.'s
.es cream sdYertsement Grand opening OF their
saioon FRIDAY evening, April 5,
National Republican., 1874-04-02

Tho reputation OF "FUssELL's Ice CREAM" Is
so well established that t Is unnecessary 70 make
other large cities the name Is household wGri and
te in for the M sSs
The quality OF he cream will be much better
sa sss high high
pIise ,i q ice the present season; .,,
lqusrt................ ..................0 cents.
II cents.
Zquarts...................... cents.
or more quarts...."......tper quartz. 20 cents.
when I'm pyramids, % otherwise than In plain
eaPs; Pom nys tSsss eses Per Sa,ri VIA @fdbdi,iona ~
and Ices lof any OF the various nsvors can be used
Liberal arrangements can be made for supplying
CHURCH FAIRS, STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS,
PICNIcs. EXCURSIONS,
While making the delivery of Cream to families
and others the chief feature, have also fitted up
ALARGE AND AIRY SALOON,
where slI ourpld friends and new ones win be made
happy by taking generously-alled
SAUCER OF CREAM FOR is CENTS,
Ladies' out walking will ind this Saloon refresh
Ing retreat and convenience. We have for those
who wish to take Cream home with them, BOXES
FOR ICE CREAM, holding half ptnts, plnts, and
quarts, which VIII keep Cream hard for half an
hour.
Ice Cream delivered I'm any part OF the
City, from One Quart to Hun.
dreds OF Gallons.
STHE RETAIL TRADE SUPPLIED. ga
French Creams, Charlotte Ruse and JeIlies made
to order.
JACOB FUssELL,I J. RUSSELL co.,
H. y. PHEATT, AZ New York avenue,
ap3-6t
National Republican., 1874-04-02
LOST AND FOUND.


II OST-ON SUNDAY LAST, EITHER IN
- this city or Alexsndr.a, Knights Templar
LEFT at X. H. GRAHAM'S carriage repository, "a
Eighth street, or J. W. PADGETT'S sall-loft, foot
of King street, Alexandria. sp2-St
T .OST.-oN THE EVENING OF MARCH 81,
IL on an F-street car going to Georgetown, pock-
ct book containing small sum of money and two
rtihcates Of deposit and several other papers Of
no value TO any one except the owner. A suitable
reward will be paid If left at this Office. ap2"
II .OST -RUSSIA-LEATHER PORTEMON-
IL MAZE, containing about 500. Name and ad-
dress written inside. Either on entering George
town car No. q, at Fifteenth street and Pennsyl-
Yanla avenue, or while In or leaving the same az
street northwest, yesterday between
and 3:0 O'Clock p. Return to address TO
C0PYIST, Quartermaster Generals ONCE and bS
rewarded. "a lady's loss and her alb apl-2t,
II OST-IN THE NINTH-STREET OARS,
IL or IN Vicinity Of Agricultural Dept, chased
GOLD RRAcEtET, Win ne name ON: AZ
The Under Will please leave It with the chief clerk
OF the Agricultural Department., or with J. II.
Kuehling, bell-hanger, ISlS Pennsylvanll avenue,
who VIII receive q suitable reward. mh3l-2t
National Republican., 1874-04-02

GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE RICH-CHEAP
ENOUGH FOR THE POOR.
Catawba Champagne, in quarts and pints, bot.
tied by Samuel @. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
quarts; % per dozen, pints. LIBERAL discount to
National Republican., 1874-04-02
REAp FUSSELL- 4 co.'s

READ J. RUSSELL 3 r0.'S
Ice cream advertisement. Grand opening Of their
saloon Friday evening, April ..
National Republican., 1874-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HREeIsIbhnf,sst bIafstcR 9sElSS6, ~ lSS66f,.unn1a.

EAN ADJ0URNED MEETING OF
- the Mechari{cs, and Lsb0fJrs' Grange viii
Be held THIS tThurslay) evening at O'Clock, at 80
y street northwest. ap2s
National Republican., 1874-04-02
TIE, MARKErs
rINANol6L.

NEW xosx srock. sfcuAs6s,
FsrnfsAsd5v L<,sfsyohasos 8 Co, Bankers. Vernon
Ro,e, aorfaeuH coyrsr Pennsyfraata apeaHs and
fssfA strsa, Washtn1fos.
National Republican., 1874-04-02
rHg IrALrAN OPERA.

The strakosch troupe commences brief en-
gagement Of three nights ut the National next
week, and the sale Of season seats begins 1t Met
zerott's this morning Seats for single per
formance may Be obtained to-morrow. 80
National Republican., 1874-04-02
CHILDREN SUITS.

CHILDREN SUIIS.
Sailor Suits, 49,
Blue Cloth Suits, ---r'-
Light Cashmere Suits,
Dark Cashmere Suits,
EIsKMAN BRos.,
sos Seventh street, May buIlding.
National Republican., 1874-04-02

ELLIS sells reserved seats for Canon Kingsley's
Second Lecture, April sth. = !
National Republican., 1874-04-02
FOR SALE OR RENT.

E1OR SALE OR RENT0H0TsE ON z
y street, between Ninth and Tenth northwests
six rooms, besides bath. Price 3,eC0, or e2S per
month. Apply to G. A. ARhEs, st2 7 street norLh-
west. mh26-tf
ElOR SALE OR RENT.-A LARGE BRICK
y STABLE, centrally situated, near the Patent
Once, with accommodations for SIX horses; gasaad
water. paved floor and all modern cOnyeniences-
Inquire OF GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, corner Seventh
and ID streets, mari9-I2t
National Republican., 1874-04-02
FOR SALE

E0R SALE-DESIRABLE STORE Avn
REsIDENOE PROPERTY corner or Ni,,t.
and g streets nortswest. This properly was bait
by the owner for his own and q one or the bst
constructed In the city. The store Is 81 by 81 fsst
kaa, he dwelling portion contalss seven rooms,
large hA,t. bath-roomr closets water, gas, kc,
ALSO, some very suitable Building Lots In the I'm
mediate vicinity OF the above properly. An 0r suY
accommodating terms. Apply TO GEOIsGE w
McLAEE, No. 06 II strest northwest, Office Of
Ewing Jackson. ap2-3t
National Republican., 1874-04-02

WEDNESDAY, April !, 1s74.
On motion Of Mr.. T.'J. Durant, Warwick Tun-
stall, esq.,, OF San Antonio, Texas, was admitted
to practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
court.
National Republican., 1874-04-02
w- EUROPEAN TOUR.

Aparty under the direction Of Prof. L. @. LOOMS,
Of Washington city, will leave New York June -
VENICE, FLORENCE, ROME and PARIS,
reaching New York August 81. Entire expense
Numberiimlted. address Prof. I. o. LOOMS,
e45 Pennsylvania avenue east,
mar4-W &S,4w WASHINGTON, ID, @,
National Republican., 1874-04-02
BOARDING.
SEEMING MACHINES.

BOARD AND RoOMS-CENTRAL LOCA-
y TioN-22S northeast corner King and Patrick
tIeets, Alexandria, Virginia. mhA-eo3t
National Republican., 1874-04-02
FoR SALE OR RENT.
PERSONA

e On 600 TO LOAN ON DISTRICT
u GlU,OOtO SECURITIES, In sums to suit,
at low rate of interest. Agilytop ilytop,poo
mh3i-3t So Seventh street, FederaI BuIldinRs.
National Republican., 1874-04-02

nR. RICHARD @. MAURs
- HAS REMOVED TO THE
Corner OF sixth and r streets northwest.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, November 2l.-Money
steady and unchanged. Gold rates
firm and unchanged at 1l0l@ll1Bc,
buying and selling.
Hides-Dry flint, as they rum;
153@l7c; sailed selected, 9Jc
butchers green, Sc; dry sailed, sold
as dry flint with allowances for salt.
New ORLEANS, November 2l.--Cot-
ton-.Demand good; sales 500 bales.
Supply moderate, quotations I'M
changed but more difficult to buy at
inside figures. Receipts 427l bales;
exports continent, 1854 bales; coast,
1852 bales stock, l2l 1874 bales; unsold
last evening, POO beles on sbipboard,
100000 bales.
Gold, 1l@-; sight ] discount, ster-
ling, s. 81.
LONDON, November 2l.-Street rate
9 lie below bank. Bank statement;
loans increase S500,000; insurance
same; legal decrease 100000; de-
posts decrease S2,0OO,O0O; reserve de-
crease / million.
LIVERPOOL, November 20-Nton.-
Cotton steady. Uplands 73@-d; Or
leans SJ@Sid. Sales 1900 bales.
New York, November 2l--Ncon.--
Stocks dull. Gold opened at liz.
Money 3 per cent.
Exchange, long, 1856; short, 1904;
governments dull; state bonds quiet
add lower.
Cotton-Quiet; sales 7S4 bales; ur-
lands l4sc; ordinary 15lc; futures
opened quiet and steady; December
ll5@l5 7-1Gc; January l5l@l5 3-l5c (;
February l5l@l5 1872; March 10
1850.
Evening-'The cotton market has
been less active than last week, and
advanced Ic OH Monday, but was lost
on Thursday, though finally recovered
Yesterday. Some business has been
done with specimens, but he general
market has presented very quiet APP
pearance. For future delivery there
had been quite large business.
December sold up to 151-l6, but closed
at I41c; January advanced to 10 17-3lc,
with fair demand, but closed at 40
IA 3-16c, lower than the highest price
of the week. Total sales 1928 bales,
of which 1880 were OH contract and
II, 4sS for immediate delivery,
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last from the United States with lit
Tie boy who, she said, had been found
In the streets, but when or whore she
refuses TO tell. Her story was altogeth-
er unsatisfactory, and coming to the
knowledge Of the police, ELECTED In
quiry, which, coming TO the woman's
ears, caused her TO decamp, leaving the
child behind. A photograph of the
child was dispatched last night to AL
len Plnkerton. The photograph and
description Of the child tally in many
respects with those furnished by the
Philadelphia police authorities,
ROME, November 2l.--rhe Italian
government is taking pains to inform
persons who intend emigrating to the
Argentine republic that trade Is at u
stand still in consequence of the poit-
cial disturbances.
MONTREAL, November; 0.-The eel
ebrated Guiltord case has been finally
settled. An ecclesiastical burial in
consecrated part of the Catholic GEM
etery had been refused to the body of
Guilford, Montreal printer, because
he had died member of the Canadian
institute society, which had in its Ii
brary works condemned by the clergy,
and which had been communicated
The case went through the Canadian
courts, and the position of the clergy
having been sustained it was appealed
to the privy council on the plea that
burial in the consecrated ground was
demanded as civil and not as rellg-
ious right as there remained no altern-
ative but to put the body in the place
reserved for suicides and malefactors.
The following has been received
from London by cable to-day on the
Guilford case: The appeal is allowed
and burial is ordered in the holy
grounds. The body of Guilford is en-
titled to ecclesiastical rights.
ATLANTA, Ga, November 2l.--Colo-
mel l.. p. Grant accepts the receivor-
ship of the Atlanta and Air Line rail
road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT, LEASE AND SALE.

viii sell twelve or fifteen hundred acres
of valuable land in Dallas, Ellis and Tarrant
counties. Also number of desirable resi-
dence lots in the city of Dallas. And Will
lease two thousand or twenty-five hundred
acres of good land in Dallas county. APP
ply to DIR. X. II. JONES,
2OOd3n Dallas.
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DISSOLUTION N ,TlCE.

The copartnersllip heretofore existing un-
der the firm name of +. b. Bryan q Co., Is
this DAY dissolved by mutual consent, W; u.
Bryan withdrawing from the firm. The bu-
siness will be continued under the name OF
and collecting ali claims. All persons In
dcbte1 TO the late firm will please come ior-
ward and settle at once. y
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Thanking our friends and the public gen.
orally for past fayors, we solicit q cont'nu-
ance of the same. Respectfully,
2s5d2wsw2w BRf AN BROS,
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.,nnOAD TINE TABLE.
-, aud Departure ~ Trains ~
A"'' Daiias'
MISCELLANEOUS.
s.ow storms In the Norlh--PrOgresa
Of The LOngshoremenS strike

,a,mlsas Affairs Charlie Ross Again
Dlseoyered--lecO,ery OF llodles
from the Wrecked Emplre'