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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
GENERAL.

The whole country is responding to the
appeal in behalf OF the sufferers by the Mis-
sissippi overflow. Boston alone has con-
tributed over s60,O 600. and promises more.
The military commandant at New Orleans has
issued rations sufficient to supply 20, 600 per-
sons for 25 days.
The Committee on Pensions of the Ma
tional House OF Representatives have pre-
pared a bill providing for a repeal of the laws
prohibiting the paymen. of pensions to per-
sons on the rolls before the war, and who
we're in he Confederacy during the rebellion.
The Federal Council of the International
Society has dissolved. the organization having
proved a complete failure in this country.
A lively little Crusade incident is re-
ported from Tiffin, Ohio. 4 couple of young
bioods became involved in a wordy dispute,
which led finally to the drawing of weapons by
both. This was the signal for the precipitate
retirement of all the masculine frequenters
of the place, but a crusader, who was dong
picket duty in front, heard the noise and
rushed between the two cCmbatauts. She
seized them by their shoulders. separated
tnein, anu Dtbal II 'o!upie icNtuto- IL
youths were ashamed at the interruption, and
before they could precisely comprehend the
situation the men came fiocking back and dis
armed them.
The 9th Of April, being the 55th ami
versary of the introduction of Odd-Fellowship
in the United States, was generally observed
by the order throughout the country as a hOli-
day.
The New York State Senate has passed a
bill providing for the compulsory education Of
children.
The River and Harbor bill, as completed
and reported to the National House of Repre-
sentatives By tho Commerce Committee. au-
thorizes about forty surveys TO be made,
fifteen Of them in the South. The entire
amount of the appropriations is -, 500, 900, or
81. 900, 600 less than the amount Of the bill re
ported to the House last year. Owing to the
financial condition of the Government, the
committee concluded not to report in favor of
new works, but confine their recommends
tons to the preservation and completion Of
those already commenced.
The Straits OF Mackinaw are free from
ice, the lower fleet having passed mp On the
30th ult.
The Texas Legislature has resolved in
favor of Tom SCOTS Texas Pacific Railroad
bill.
State Treasurer Hayes, of Kansas, against
whom impeachment proceedings have been
pending, has presented his resignation and
asked for a suspension Of the prosecution.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL.

-Vice-President Wilson will soon leave or
a Southern trip. which will probably extend
to California, and will include a visit to the
Hot Springs in Arkansas.
Here is a warning to laundering drug
gists. Margaret Black. of Fall River, Mass,
was nearly fatally poisoned by taking AGO
mite, which she supposed to be picra, being
go labeled. She sued tho Boston firm which
put up the drug, and has just recovered
SIS, 900 damages.
1t is reported that Carl Schurz has &C
copied the eGitorship of a leading German
daily at $40, 600 per mum, and will remove
to New York at the end Of his present Sen
atorial term.
A lady in Perrysburg, Ohio, who has suf-
cred greatly from having a drunken husband,
has gone crazy during the crusade, and now
creates quite an excitement by appearing on
the streets with a club, with which she batters
in the windows and doors and destroys the
glassware in the saloons until some person
checks her. When her club is taken away she
strikes at the glassware with her hands, and
has manned herself fearfully in her moments
of delir;um.
At the request of the city authorities OF
Boston. Carl Schurz delivered a eulogy on the
late Senator Sumner in that city on the 18th
ult., in the presence of an immense audience.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

A suit for 800, 600 debt and IS, 900 dam
ages has been instituted in the Morgan county
Circuit Court, in the name of the people of
Illinois against the Toledo, Wabash and West
ern Railway Company. The action is brought
under the railway law OF 1873, for extortion in
freights and passenger rates.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-08

H~ANNAFoRD & THOMPSON, Publishers,
Chicago, ILL.,, announce a 4th edition OF
Pertains "GroundsveH, or History Of
the Farmers Morement." This sale was
made in lessthan 3 months. Thedemand
is extraordinary. Agents make money
rapidly with it, spite of hard times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE eAzETTE.l
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June "a. 1874.
The proceedings in the Circuit Court OF the
District of Columbia were cnlveued to-day by
the presence of ex-senator Henry S. Foote,
acting as counsel for his son-in.law, Senator
Stewart, of Nevada, who is seeking to put a
stop to the manufacture Of bricks near his new
residence in the northwestern portion Of the
city, on the ground that smoke issuing from
the burning kiIus peuetrates his house and
thereby creates nuisance.
The owners of the kiIus allege that they we're
erected twenty-five years ago, aud that Senator
Stewart having built his house where he has,
they are 10 nowise answerable for the inconve
piencc to which he AYERS he is subjected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24
RcIicOIllrc.

RICHMOND, Va, June pa street rcncon-
ire took place this morning between Hon. j.
Amber Smith aud Mr.. Andrew Washburne,
IL pension agent. Washburnc accostcd Smilh
aud charged him with making false STATE
menls about him Knowingly. Smith re-
scented by striking Washburnc over the head
with an umbrella. The two then cIinch-
ed and scuffied until separated. No Sc
rious damage was DONE Washburne's charge
of false statements probably arose from
statements made by Smith in the House Of
Representative few days since in regard to a
granite contract for the new State Department,
in which Washburne was charged with de-
fraudiug the government of $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

New YORK, Juue Ex-senator Carpenter
publishes long letter here this morning 10 re:
gard to the so-caled Carpenter gag law, and
says: An accurate statement In regard to
this matter will satisfy every journalist who re-
ports truth and viii! diminish the force Of vitu.
peratou uttered by those of the profession who
do not. The law OF libel is 10 more unfavorable
to the press than the statute against larceny is
unfricndly to the people. One perplexcs
thieves the other liars Bat neither is ter
ror to honest men aud this bill is no more in,
julious to the publishers than every law must
be, which looks to an impartial administration
Of justice. lie knows 10 reason why he Dis
trlct Of Columbia should be Excepted from the
operation of the general law or Why merchants
should nbec to the courts OF that district,
while ulakiug no objection to the Federal courts
10 other territories and states. He says, it is a
Fundamental principle in the Jurisprudence of
all cnlightcd countries that every trial ought
to take place as near as possible 10 the place
where the cause of action arose, not only
for the convenience Of witnesses but to
secure jury OF the vlcinage lu cases
arising out of commercial transactions and
iu other mere traDsltory actions, this prin-
ciplc cannot always be observed. In many Of
the western States important branches Of bust
ne 5 are cuuuucteu NY IeSlueut aRcutS. Iol
instance, the Pennsylvania railroad company
night lease and operate railroad 10 Wisconsin,
or in Idaho. A party Injured upon such road
ought to have suit to try the liability of the
company, where the wrong was committed
and where the witnesses reside, and aught not
to be compelled to 20 to Pennsylvania to re
cover for Injury received in Idaho. A New
York capitalist chooses to do business by an
agent in western State; why should he not
submit to the jurisdiction Of the court where
| he has an agent to transact the very business
out of which suit arises as he would have to do
if he carried Oh the same business there in per-
son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

RELIEF ENGINE HOUSE. Joseph Hopkins,
chairman Of the City Council Committee on
Public Property, and John r. Lambdiu, archi-
,ect, made au examination, yesterday, Of the
foundation of the walls Of the old Relief Engine
House on Prince street, with view to deter,
mine the extent Of repairs necessary to put the
house in suitable coalition for the use Of the
Relief Hook and Ladder Go. The foundation,
which was originally made of two inch plank,
was found very dettctlve-that under the west
wall entirely rotted away. Mr.. L. has been
employed 10y the committee to make the De.
cessary plans, &c, after which proposals for
rebuilding will be solicited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

CLOSING EXERCISES. The closing exercises
of Mt. Vernon Institute, Miss NJ. A. Roach,
Principal, will take place at Sarepta Hall to-
morrow, beginning at 5! p. u. The usual ex-
hibitiou of ueede-work, Tor admission to which
no tickets are required, will take place at the
same hall from a. w. to ! p. IL. The exhl.
bi,iou is usually very 6ue one, and is inter-
estipy to our citizens generally as showing that
our Young ladies, and those FROM abroad who
are scot here TO school. do not give their eutire
attention to the "ologies, but become accom-
plished in the arts which will serve to make
their future homes comfortable and happy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALru.-At
amectiug of the Board Of Health held last
night at the Auditors Office, there were pres
ent: &. c. Berry, President, NJ. B. Harlow,
SSeccqary. and MesSrs. q. H. Robinson, j. W.
Nails, r. H. Rudd, Z. L. Neale, Michael
Smith, aud Josiah Ford. The only business
Transacted was the adoption Of resolution re-
c"mmeudiug to the City Council the odorless
excavatipg system OF removing the night soil,
asexhlbited here last week by MIR. ". i. Den
ns, TO the entire satisfaction Of the Board, the
Mayor and the members of the City Council,
who were present at the exhibition, and which
Is endorsed by the Board of Health of Wash
lugtou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24
Auousf, Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com.
plsint. More than seventy-fve per cent of the
people in the United States are afflicted with
these two diseases and their effect, such as sour
stomach sick headache. hsbtual costlveness,
impure blood, heartburn, water brash gnawlng
snd burning pains at the pit OF the stolnSc Se.
in the mouth, coming up of the iood after .atS
ing, low spirits, Sc. Go to the Drug Store Of
HENRY COOK SEQ and get IS CT. bottle,
or a sample bottle FIR 10 cts. Try it.
q. q. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
lie 22-eo3m Woodbury., N. }.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION "A meeting of the
Virginia University Alumni Association Of
Alexandria ,sWas held last night at the office OIL
Mayor kemper, No Sc King street, for the
purpose of appointing delegates TO represent
this association at the general meeting Of the
Alumni, to be held at the University about
the LIST OF July next.
Charles s. Taylor, President, occupied the
char, and K Kcuper acted as secretary. The
minutes OF the last meeting were read and ap.
proved; after which, 90 motion, the following
gentlemen were selected as delegates:
Capt. W. D. Stuart, Johu 5. Blackburn, s.
c. Nealc, Col JAS. S. French, K kemper, J..
NJ. Blackford, Wu. g. Cazenove and Chas S.
Taylor.
On motion of Capt W. D. Stuart General
Wu. H. Payne was elected member of this
society.
There being 10 further business, the society
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

10. 0. F.-Ata regular meeting of Mar
ley Eucampmeut No. s, held last night, the
following named officers were elected for the
ensuing SIX months: b. f. Peake, {. T.; /. j..
Mchaff,y, Ii. p; j. A. Field, S. W.; Hugh
Latham, Scribe James H. Dcvaughn, Treas
urer; &. W. Halbinson, j. W.. Charles \.
Simpson, |. S; e. Morgan Drlscoll, Q. s.
They we're duly Installed by James h. Plcken,
?. Z. p, assisted by Wesley Avery, ?. c. 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24
The Markets.

New YORK, June 24-Stocks active and
irregular. Money y. Gold III. Flour firm.
Wheat'qniet and steady. Corn quiet and un,
changed.
BALTIMORE, June 24.-Fa. G's. DID, 30; do.
consolidated SGT; do. ex-coupons jll. w. Va. S,
IL. Cotton firm: low mlddllngs IT,! leg. Flour
quiet and steady prices unchanged. Wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn firm; white South
ern SO; yellow do. SO; mixed Western, new, 791a
50; old. 50 1873. Oats steady; Southern 65a7O;
Western mixed 5SA59; do. white GOI6l Rye
dull at 9Oay5. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet
and steady; prices unchanged. Coffee quiet but
firm; ordinary to prime cargoes Isl a2l3 Sugar
firm aud unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24
FOREIGN News.

LONDON, June "a. -Frere has resigned the
Presidency Of the Royal Geographical Society
aud General Sir Henry e. Rawlinson has been
elected his successor.
\ special dispatch to the Times says the
Carlist General Lisarraga is dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

WASHINGTON, June "a, | | a. N.
For the Middle States, increasing clnudincss
aud local rain with mort Invest and northeast
winds, stationary or falling temperature and
rising barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24
Indicted.

BALTIMORE June 24-Thc grand jury this
morning found true bill against Samuel w.
Mcdonald for The wlIfu murder Of Berry Amos,
and Hurry Golibart and Wm. Clark as acccs-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

NNOX'S EXPRESS
IL Calls for and delivers baggage to any adj
dress in Washington. Georgetown and AlexSh-
drix, at all depots and STEAMBOATS,.
Coacnes will call for passengers for all trains
and boats. Coaches furnished for picnics and
pleasure trips TO Mount Vernon or other places
Orders lett at Lunts drug store, at City Hotel
or office, No 8 north Washington street Will
receive prompt attention.
ie Lin JOHN S. LAROWE, Agent.
MOUNT VERNON URSE Ri b 5,
WI Established rs years.
FKI1IT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE
GION A SPECIALITY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES
Etc, sc.
Send for Catalogue to
q. GILLINGHAM & CO.,
Accotink Postot1ce,
nov EtWte Fairfax CO., VA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24
STEAMER FOR SALE,
I @A ST

as AIN about taking charge of the new steam.
or Mary Washington, l offer for sale the
PROPELLER IRRATIONAL"
Her length is lO0 feet, beam u feet, and draws
loaded 81 feet water Speed miles; capacity
5000 bushels grim
Small part cash residue on time; or will ex.
change for paying properly in Alexandria OF
Washington.
dria Address NJ. +. GREGG, care johnson
Bros, W after street. Washington, ID. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24
NEW BOOKS.
MAGAZINES AND REVIEWS,
French S, No. 95 King street.

SEA AND SHORE, Poems ............... 81 %
SOME WOMEN'S HEARTS, by Louise
Chandler Moulton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
MERIDIANA, or Adventures IN South
Africa, by Jules Vcrnc........-.....-.... l -
A JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF
THE EARTH, by Jules Verne, CLOTH. -
Do. paper covers Observation-Disclosures. -
OLIVE LACEY, u Tale of the Irish Ke-
beIion Of 179S by Anna Argyle...".... | 10
A VOYAGE TO THE FORTUNATE
ISLES, by Mrs. s. M Piatt.............. | 80
SPRING FLOODS AND \ LEAR UF
THE STEpPE, by Turgenictf ! %
MORFORD' SHORT-TRIPGUlDETU
AMERICA..".. Observation-Disclosures. ! o0
HOW MARJOkY HELPED, by Mr..
Carroll ...... .................... 30
MY MISCELLANlES, by Wilkie Col
Inns, just published ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oO
UNDER THE TREES, by ). lreLsls
Prime GO
FORIIV ENESS AND LAW...... ] -
AS 1T SHOULD BF."...."........." / oO
DAVID CROChETT, his Lie and Adj
ventures by John S. G. Abbott .......... ] 80
THE VILLAGES OF THE BIBLE,
Descriptive, Traditional and Memoir
able, by Rev Paxton Hood..."......... l -
PHANTASMION, Fairy Tale, by Sara
Colerd &c W
MISS MOORE, Tale for Girls, by
Georgianna McCraik. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
SECOND COUSIN SARAH, by +. w.
LULU'S NOVEL, from the German... so
NEW BOOKS DAILY.
ie1G GEO E. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

have on hand fine assortment CT
CABINET ORGANS,
from the most reputed makers, ranging fir, M
$50 to Sl7j. They will be sold on time or W tn
IlberuI discount Tor cash. Call and see them
A. VICTOR BECK Frs
Piano and Music Store, II King street, next to
the Marshall House, A!eya Va. ap 2-tf
IEWELRY! JE W ELkI
y New styles arriving daily, consisting OF
Gold. plated Rubber and other fancy styles; also
. full line of French Gilt and Rubber Neck
laces, at
myG FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT.
DLACk ALPACAS AND PURE MO-
ID HAlkS-i'ersons in need of these goods
would do well to examine our stock, as they sre
very cheap.
ir3 FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24
I NOLLECTOR'o OFFICE, >a~r.
Ari, "a,

+ ,OLLECTOK'o OFFICE, .u~-r..7r,.
On and after Tuesday, June 231, 1874, light
boats passing through the Alexandria Canal
will be charged q trippage OF 81.
b. ais carrying freight et.cc way the same
trip upon which II toll of s. is paid will only be
charged soc for the round trip.
w. w. DUNCAN,
je % St Secretary and Treasury.
4 ,ARBOLIC POWDERS, Chloride Lime,
~ Csrbolic Acid and Solution Of Chloride
Soda, for sale by
HENRY COOK SEQ,
je25 III King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

A VERlLL PREPARED PAINTS, ready
~ for immediate use, requiring no oil or drler.
we have en- hand very large stock of various
shades. Sample cards furnished uron applica-
ton. Sold at factory prices by
4. S. .LEADBEATER & BRO,
ie23 A gents for Alcxal dria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-24

~ IS King street-Best English Stone China
White, Gilt and Decorated French China Dir
ner Sets, Moss Rose Gilt and Plain Tea Sets, in
great variety, for sale low. Call at
NH 10 BIN J. MILLER;S.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
6itrations Uanieo-- Malfs.
Clerks Statesmen, &c.

Clerks Statesmen. &c.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE kEW-
n YoaK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THR UPTo yS
oFFIcks soa 81 IL West Thirvsseondst; sos wss.
T.,pU 5O4 Third. 1ktyourh-st Of hs
HARLKN ORPICk Me- 2.2S1 Tbrd,vs. cor On. hsndfs.na
t,ssty (ssn Budngl and at the BROOK
LYs RRAECH OPPICB 323 washnstonl. next door 70 the
PostOfes lp o 8 D. m. o1ce rstss
A YOUNG MAN of 2s, with eight years ex-
N penebce leading banks Of Cincinnati
receiving teller wishes sinahoh CASHIER OF AZ
cOUSTANT leading has had also year erpe-
.n, :, ert In Department aud With Treas
p Of se railroad can give verJ Of reference Address
W l. C., at LAfay yetts Bank, Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
DentlsIrp.

DR. WAIT g. son, As EAST 23D-ST., have
D for Artificial Teeth which lighter stronger
and cooler any and being perfect conductor Of animal
heat, perfectly healhyOhy $50 per Sc. They also insert 'up
nor PsnA Gold and Rubber pcea Fine Gold Plugging
specially Teeth pure fresh 81 for the hs'
and soc each succeeding Young lady in attendance.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

n
cRowSISa SUCCESS /
2 2 T 7 ssssyTs ssssyMs PTT ssRsTss ssRsISs
GREAT Great R9sAs R9s.s ETProBR9SE GTProDR9SE
THB 4s6sEskSr MARVEL NAVEL OF OF raR Ta 4Ss @
AL ALL HEs FosaEs TsiTsPHs FsiTsPHs kcLIFsED EciFs
TEs M HoGs THoTsASD BEEiGHkD DEEerkD CITIZENS CITIZENS
copcNas W rIy;1u, welcome the ''p'''H' Of the
THE gsIHAxr PsR Nkx ,SS E9uBsTFIax scESEs
IHE MARVELLOUS GYMNASrIC ACTS. - - .
THE WONDERFUL TRAINED ANIMALS !
NEW FEATURES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
ssw Fk4TUsEs II II EVERY EVERY
GREAT GREAT RSsss RSsss #TPP5DRSski #TPP 5DRSskii
GREAT ROMAN HIPPoDhOMsi
NEW PERFORMERS. MALE AND FEMALE,
NEW HURDLE RACES Esw JOCKEY R,cRs
o,.,. -, And the thrilling Arenie contest, entitled
INDIAN LI2E, .-
4 AaeHssE eHAsE FSR ESR 4 WIFE WIFE
This grand and novel spectacle Of nti.s M nrouce,
the les and Of the COMPANY presenting BY r
the most eIethg sIhoo Of daring ever sns' I m
ci and the capture wh the eIeIegsn incident TO esnns pm
OSWALD 1.-THE chief dsughte thrills al. bslers as she dahe lear
y her eyag capture movements Of hghthns
sqae,,ran. The thning addition to The
Usual varied programme, At each exhibition
GRAND MENAGERIE open daily at ! and 6:30pA
GRAND HlPPODgOMk Performances st snds
daily secured 10 advance
Orchestra, 81 So Orchestra 81 Fmg Circle 80 cent.
INJECTION RETURNS AT BARNUMS.
To accommodate the earliest returns
on TUESDAY MIGHT the management Of tie GREAT ROMAN
HIPPODRoMB arranged Western Union Telegraph Com
pany opening temporary grand stand which the
will received These dispatches will be buletned the
audience SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH THEIR APPEARANCE IN
PRINTIyG-HOUsP-soUAR
CHARLES ROBERTS, jr.'s READINGS,
~ Nov. 26. Nov 80. and Dec. 3. at Association Hall
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
Porters.
MANA young man

DORTER and USEFUL MANA young man
roudhts position PORTER in store hotel or once
xtIns generally usefai laTbsh geol s
sne,s Cn bs sea uaAI suited al oD1
AGksCi. IU9 " eel 3ssast, corner .Bsvssss,.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03


A MEXICAN INSTITUTE,
"A skcosD s.A TnIsp a AynS b-sesa srxTr THIRD and
rHPesks1ysTKD SUCCESS.
rThNoOS AND EVENING
GRAND CosesRrs BY FULL ORCHESTRA
..- = CsGbnation ef
INSTRUCTION AND AMusENRNT
Hundreds Of
n. end.. display q As,rss isda', sill aver brought
gethen
OPEN PROM . A NJ UNTIL 10 P. M
Owing to the rn'b of m
.ugse hat those who dsr. make critical should
between the hours 10 and l2 and dunng
vh,eh hsnrs The rsa msehney ia full motion
RRYANT's OPERA HOUSE. 23D-sT.
- EVERY kvRNISG at & SATURDAY MATINEE at 2
THE woRLDPAs DAN BRY1Nrs MiNsTRELs
DAVE kEnD SLLsE SEYMOUR. BOB HART, ". H. BR0CKwAY.
W. HENRY RICE DAN BRYANT. HOGAN, EMERSON, &c
~ s'Eh NGh ls.ve SATURDAY.. when Macbeth viii be gVsn)
hATkA THURSDAY and Saturday Msineea
GUY MASEERlNG.
all ts grandeur including Sir Henry BISHOPS music Chorus
100. MEG MBkRLTRs Ms. CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN On
MONDAY, Nov y, Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON in RAP VAN
se for sny s.,'orusnce including the EXTRA MATINEE to be
RlLLIAARlDSS., 60.
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICA,
S2500 IN CASH. AND THB EMBLEM.
presented oF Matthew Ds-n p.entee Of the new and popular
The GREATEST GALAXY OF PLAYERS
MAURICE vIGSEiUx' FRANCOIS uBAssY.
Albert GARhlER EDWARD DANIELS,
P. RuDoLPHR. J. and C. DION,
MAURICE DAILY. GEORGE p sIossoN
Commences at TAMMASY HALL. WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV
AFTERNOON AND EVENING NINE DAYS
Admission o1 cents Reserved sest 81 charge for ladies' accom-
seances commence oOh and o'clock the
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
Drp GOODS.
| IMPORTANT SALE
FALL and WINTER
|DreSS Materials.
Al1ISS!!!d Constable & Co,
WILL on MONDAY, NOV. 2, OFFER
so Additional Cases
of New and Desirable
DRESS GOODS.

The above goods will be Of
fered at an IMMENSE REDUC-
TION ON THE COST OF I'M
PORTATION, and will be found
well worthy the attention of the
PUBLIC, which will be proved
by an examination of the stock,
as NO SALE has taken place for
some years where such ACTUAL
BARGAINS have been placed be-
fore their customers
N. B.-FOr the convenience Of
PURCHASERS these goods will
be placed on the counters in
Middle Aisle, Broadway Entrance.