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o1ee1dt hspdtch to 1'ie Ch'raGn Tri9uue
BIooNlNaroS, ILL.,, July 2l.-TAo following
circular was being cilcn'atod iu private today
lfF -----:
DEAR sir: You ara hercby invited to attopa
pr,yatu meeting Of tho leading IN thu independent
Reform movement, who arB determined to sticI to
first principles aud discard all men who aro known 10
b. oitce-HeekeTs, DlHiness Ut vital importance cun
nectul with tho movement bolh local aud Congress
Htnnal will be presented for consideration Satd
,nueng VIII ba held ri the As1oy Ilo1Hs, in Dlool-
inEon. Wednesday, thu 29tl dny of July, ht o'clock
p M, to dacitaa what to purss !u order 10
inaiatan our movement In tn orlglual integrity
YouIa truly, tsIgnel} Il. II. WEsr,
JOSHUA SELLS,
Joshua SollH aud 8. II. Wost have heretofore;
until tic recent independent Convontion in this
city, aetcd in harmony Hita that party, but With
r number Of others botot ths party ti,eI, uston.
aib!y becn,lse Or. +. Z. Rogers, Who they un..l,
was d politician, waB nominated. It WAS. how
ever, utorpoacd that bath Of tlIeHo two signess
were otlice-soekors thamsolvoB, and were oxnoct-
Ing tho nomination for tho Legislature iu place
Of ). u. LowiH, Of Cropsoy, aud DR.. Rogers, Of
this city. They lAyo Lost all influence tLoy hayo
sysr hud, and wilI have lonesome conyontIon
1t The AFhloy lIo',Ba. Tho Independent party in
Mclean County IL harmonious. aud duly grow
hug stronger.
, 1874-07-22
Tho stneo Canyn.s sscRuu,

,Spfeiai Df.patch 70 7ht ch'caao Tribune.
:, ,srnisnFiEbp, ILL.,, July 2l:-David Gore, Of
Maconpn County, candidate for Treasurer, aud
A1r. Ettor, Of Mclean County, ca,ldiiato for
snperintendent OF Public INSTRUCTION, on the
Liberal lscform tiokot, wore hero to-day looking
nfter their proApeets. or rather working 30 Tint
should convention Of that dofunot organtzn-
ton DO called.
, 1874-07-22

ucm0crnttc Nomination i'll tho Tafr-
tocnth Ohio C0Egrcsnl afnl District.
CINCINNATI. O., July 21.-Tho Hon. Milton i.
Southland waB renomtnaled for CongrenH to-dnv
ny tie Democrats Of Mo rhlrtoonth Ohio DiH-
trict in convention at Newark.
, 1874-07-22
Highway Robbery in Iowa.

SNfctl1 DlsDaIcN 70 Tie CHicd00 7ri5nNe.
DEs Mo1SEs H., July 2l.-A dastardIy robbery
which wcro not made known until to-day,
Early yesterday, rough mado ti,o acquaintance
Of ono George Smllh. who recently camo to this
CITY, anu wllo vas known to have considerable
Money about Ills person. Tho rough a1ltl Smith
drank together freely. until Smith became
very drunk, when Ills frsoul induced him 10
enter one Of tho railroad bridges to cross to tho
east side. Ahous tho middle Of tile bridge tho
rufian threw Smith upon tho t.nck aud iobheu
him Of $50 in money and $l,7oo in notes.
on tho btiaRo Till discovered hy q
police officer. When found, llo WA Just about
falling into tho river bouoath. This afternoon,
one Kelly, recent importation from Omaha,
BAN tho two together during tho day, aud nll tic
facts load to tho bcltbf TINT tho duBgn waa to
place Smith whore tho cars would run over aud
kill him.
, 1874-07-22
The Philadelphia Abduction cau.

PM1LAnEtr1lA. pa., July 2l.-A "porsoual !"
published hy air. Roaa informs tho atoa!orA Of
ready, and asks: allow s1a!l l know your
agenti"
, 1874-07-22
The Now Jersey

The Now Jersey Democracy.
TRENTON, N. j., July 2l.-rho Democratic
6tat0 Committee met hero t0-s1ny nnd dnturlni1-
cd to call ststo Convention In this city
Sent. Ii.
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New ORLEANS, La. July 2l.-The Fourth Co,l-
Greshional District Republican Conycntiun. ut
Conhhatta, nominated Guorge T. Smith for Coa-
Ercss. and pahsed resolutions indorsing Gon.
urant Tor third term,
, 1874-07-22

Tho Gcncral Ticket Agents OF the Chicago 1,
Northwestern, Chicago, Rock Island l. Pacific,
and Chicago Burlington l. Quincy Railroads
held q maeting yesterday Mt tile office of tho
Chicago. Rock lh1and l. Pacific llairoud, aud de-
cdcd to check their baggage to tho Pacific coast,
after the 1at Of August. To Omaha, instead Of to
Council Bluffs, III they had beon III tho habit Of
ilniusy
, 1874-07-22

isptrtui D'spatcA to The Chicago Tribnu-.
DEs AlolHEs, Ia, July 2l.-The Republican
editors Of tho Seventh Congressional Distrvt
, 1874-07-22
POLITICAL.
The Governor Of mississippi Appeals
for Federal Protection,
10 apprellcnds Btoodshed Over tho Etec-
lion in August.
Minor Political Matters.
Pcliticnl Trolsl,lcs in FllSslssippis
tSntciat DtspatcA to The Chicago Tribune.

Pcltticnl Tr0ublcs in rllsslssippls
Sntciat Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
TWO COMPANIES onpENEp TO v1cKsuuno.
WABn1SuToN, D. G., July 2l.-Tho doniaud OF
he Lieutenant Governor Of 11lasiasppi for
roops to To sent to Tickaburg In anticipation Of
riot at tho approaching oloction, Is nado noc-
ntary, it appears, by tho fact thnt tho State
militia hro, In effect, In htatc OF rebellion.
They l1ayo In their poHHcsson all tho State arns,
Ind. although tho Governor Inns twice called upon
them, In due form Of law, to turn them over
to tho STATIC authorities, they havo refused to do
10, nnd hayo accompanied their refusal With
threata md omtnous talk. Under the c'rcn'n-
stances, tho Executive would 1lud himHelf iu
case Of a riot, almost holplcss, and hia only ro-
sort is the donprai Government. Believing that
tho roq1ost would be granted by tho President,
Secretary Behnnp took tho responsibility to-day
to order tSo coupanlcs of regular troops to the
rec0iyo
ApvroEs rnoM THE SUMMER cAr1rAL
tomorrow that tie President will not nterforc,
he Will regret hs proclpitanoy: Tho atrugglo,
out Of which, 1t is Thought, violence will grow,
seems to 10 QUO wllorcin tho wlntca are striving
to throw off tho rllo OF their colorcd brethren,
which they tind peculiarly calling. The colored
brother, wherever ho laB tho upper hand III tho
South, docs not appear to improve tho opp0rtu-
nifty to rule with concitiatory mildhesB.
Tho criticism IL made TINT Gov. A1noa finds It
conveniont to bo absent s-ploaEuring at this i'm
portent moment, Just rs ho found it conyeniont
to close III, his house aud take to boarding when
Mis-. Aines found tho colorod brother ton numer-
1Ochl occasions.
lYo tho Associated rre,,1
WARRINGTON. July 21.-A telegram waa re-
tciycd nt tho While Hounu this morning from 4.
Il. Dayia, Lieutenant-G Governor and AcIlaG-Qov-
ernor Of SllsBissspp stating that party lcelinS
n Vjcksburg WAS very high OF account Of tho
, 1874-07-22

To-DAf6 PROGRAMME.
The rhceB this afternoon cannot fail to DO in
torestiug AZ they aro all OF fast clase and will
llaro good fields Of starters. The following is
the programme:
TrotinR premium 81, &c., for horses that have noyer
hesten 800 $e0 to nrHt, S4G0 to secoud and $500 to
third
VIZ. Mitchell entera b. 6. Harry MITCHELL former
1y Ell Fostcr.
". ". Rugers enters b. q. Columbia Chief, former
u stump Fuller.
George ncntloy enters ro G. George Judd.
John Splane enterh b. z, kansaH Chief,
8. Colhnrn enters ch. s. Dim.
John Dc Mas enters b, nl Mollie.
J. Dnngrcy. enterB gr. .. Len Smith.
4. II. luck enters ch. ii. Hattie,
@. i. Myers enters b. z. Fox.
Stephen Bull eIieTa gr. G. Phil Sheridan.
George Carroll entors hr 4. Gen. Howard,
]. 4. Dachrder, cutters b. i, John Il.
L. s. brown ente1a r. q. Litto Jake,
Hnnning premium, $500, for 5-year oldI,
Ed uarri6pn entefs b. t. Sweet Bay.
Il. ~. ROwell enter ch. c. unclu Lark.
Fred Lloyd enters b. I. Cnrria z.
Coniak l. IInnsius enter h. 1. Ella uankins,
TrntnB prc,7nm, s, ,500 for horSrB that hye neTer
third.
Thomas OConnor enters b. g. George.
]. DnugsoJ cntcrn b. 8. Joker.
1rates l. I0omis enter h. K. Chicago.
]. g. Ifntell enters b. .. Iilot Ttmp1o.
Judd Doblo entera b. nj. Ella Wright.
Alexander Le,va enters &. m. May Howard
J. D. Howell entcrx Ut. N. badger Girl.
, 1874-07-22
Republican Convention OF VIII Coun-
tys flls

Snectat Dispatch to The Chfcaao Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, July o1,-Tho Will County nopub-
ficau Convention, to nominate candidates for
Btalo Senator, swo Representatives,, sheriff, md
Coroner, convened at tue Court-HonHa In this
city to-day at II o'clock. Tho Hou. ]. T. Dag
gott was called to, preside oyor tho tom
pors7y organization II. D. Scutt, Sec
tctary, mud John s. Phelps. Assistant
Beeretaly. After appointing Committee
OIL Credentials mud Resolutions, tho Convention
adjourned 80 meet Mt O'Clock. On reasBenl-
bling it was moved and carried that tho tompo-
rary organization DO declared a permanent ono.
The Committee on Cyedoutials reported 4 full
representation from twenty-ono out Of twenty
Three towls III tho county.
Tho choice OF Senator being first In order, 4.
o. Marshall, OF Joliet, alter the second ballot,
was mado tho unanimous cboco Of tue Conyon-
tion.
On the Informal ballot for Representatives,
Gvo candidates were plaScd in noiniuntion, two
to bo selected, VIZ: Charles 1iazarl, Of Viii
lnlngton; tsunos Savage, Of Homer; L. Il.
Goodrich OF DraiIwood; 1Ioritz aHeiuB. OF
The Eesult was selection Of Savage and
Goodrich, Hho declared tho unsu1n,ous
ch0,ce.
For Sheriff, aftnr tho seventh ballot, Jamos
no9and, m lrists1nnu of strong political connoc.
tions, waB declared The unanimous choice Of tue
Convention
Dr.. n. D. Campbell was nominated by acc1ama-
ton for Coroner.
a committee OF fire uaa appointed, on mo-
tion, 10 aolect Delegates to bo reported to the
Convention for the Congressional Convention
OF tho Seventh DISTRICT. Tho Colnmlttoo report
cd the natnes Of G. N. Chttouslon J. 0. Will
iarns, j. Carpenter, Thomas sait. j.. II. Akin,
james Goodspeed, q. II. lta>ioliT, i. 6. Harris,
f. c. Camp. Joseph Lewis, aud Eli iah Hunter.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resared That having ontiro confidence In tho ability
and integrity Of rrcsGnt Representative In Con-
gEess, the Lion. Franklin Corwin. tho sense Of this
Convention is hereby expressed in fasor Of hs
inatsu1 aud eoctou.
Rfsured That IL the Of thts Convention that
tic Nerubl!ran party IL really tho only party TINT
pronlses through s acls to gt}a relief 10 tns
Of our citixens III all hoae nntera which Immediately
concern their prosperity u people, and that it
deserves our continued confidence aud support,
esolted, That We heartily appruve Of the platform
Of Tie Republican State Convention ana'We cunfdant-
ly commend the ticket Nominated by 1t to the surase4
Of tho voters of Vii, County.
THO present Central Committee wa8, On mo
tio1, held over for another year. Tic utmost
harmony and unanimitY OF spirit prevailed. lhs
session having beeu prolonged to q late hour, On
motion, Ill adjournment was had sino die.
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= I7s4FHtcH LHHEEHu u.
sr. PAUL, 3llnu.. July 2l.-TAe Supreme
Court has decided, in the casa Of JcsBe tIode-
man, Taxpayer, OF ltad Wing, who suod out an
tat city, voted III aid OF tho construction OF tho
st. Paul l. Chicago Aaiiroad, River Diyieion,
sustaining tho poiut advanced by Hodgma,,
tnat although tho road was in operation between
st. laul and Rod Wing within the time specified
in tho agreement for giving BONUSES, yet 1t was
not. III required by tho agreement, u completed
foad between those points named. by roAsou OF
the, bridge at Hastings not being built Till aoy-
cral months after; hence the City Council,
which had. before thiH suit commenced, ordered
the bonda to DO issued, Ia perpetually eujoined
against issuing them. The amount was ESQ, 900.
, 1874-07-22

sss
.. ". Dimtnlck's b. IN. reeslesB.+
a'"t-a:ssH, 2:3GH, 2:5s. '''''''~''
The running raco, milo LeatH best three In
rrngt amn,o, and proved to be tho best trial Of
Bpeed Of the kind That han ever been Witnessed
in Chicago, OF that han taken place In my Heo~
tion Of the country this Bearon. Six hoatB had
decided, aud in viow Of tile length Of tho race,
aud the HtubbornnosB Of tue contest, tho time
mntu Ia remarkable. A great deal Of money
ohanged hands on tho result, there boing throo
favoritcs at different tinIcs among tho following
field: Cleaner, port Leonard, S|lendsift, Mollio
Joncs. Vonus, md Edwin Albums. 1t lrst
sFcnarift was the cl1o!ce, and, 81 ho won the
1irHt heat, lie was 4 still greater fnyorto before
lilo SECOND camo OF. Then ho was victorious in
Tho second. and Io price was too large for him
ever, Cleaner walked off with 4 heat in which
bponartt was not sven a. good third, and thn
betting tide took marked lu,n. Qleallor naH
made tho popular choice, aud dstanced al COM
pe'itors ia that respect until after Port Leonard
tho lion's sllara Of tho purse Tlsen llo took tia
front place ut tho pool.stand, anl remained
tisere to the elit, winning llls bacGofa deAl Of
money. Previous to The rhco. ho was con-
n!dorcd by many, to 10 the best horse In tho
field. aud AB failure to win heat III tha first
tAroo was locked upon with suspicion. Tho
genera! character OF tho running showed tiut
tt!'a Tha Groand!cbs, however, nl'l his perform
ances toward tho oloAo satisfied all that 10
hiu admirers. Cleaner made tho tastost tins
tint llaa yet been made at Do1tcr Parh,-
1:40.-and tho track WnB not over and above fast
either. There were tArco other beats untlor
1:47,-two by Spcndriit, aud one by. Port
brought him out successfully. Following IL au
account OF tic race'in detail,
fIrss Asat-An eyen start Was readily effected
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Roporter-Wlat waa the extent Of your In
iuries
AIr. Clurke-Thrco blows On my hoad, . big
cut in my forehead, cut over my laft eye, and
two badly sprained ribs, which nere at first
cartilage is morely dotnchcd' from the bone.
Tho pain is worHo than II the 1ibs were broken
outright,
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE UKIvERSALIST CREED
Reader, did you ever examine Universal book
hear Unve sermOn II not how you bul
that the Unversalis doctrine true Thousands Of In
tegent people who have studied IL carefully believe
that 1t is true. The Bible says-"Ue that answereth
him. but not one IN hfty Of those VINO impuRn uniyer
salism can even state the doctrine correctly The Uni
ycrsasm which IL commonly held for condemnat tion
"a no more like true Unversalism than man OF straw
Is like real man Here is the Upiversalist Creed
ARTICLE We believe that the Holy Scriptures Of
the Old ana New Tesaments contain revelation Of the
sShsIsss & Get Spa Of the DUTY interest and nna des
Arr II.--"We believe that there is one God, whose
nature u love- veaed In Lord Jesus Christ by
Holy Spirit Grace who will finally restore the whole
family OF mankind to holiness and happiness"
Arr. uI.-"We believe that holiness and true happi.
eparaby connected and that believers ought
70 be careful to maintsn order and good works
hausble redemptve agency Of the love of God, which
is in Christ Jesus Lord" all sin Will be DESTROYED
and all souls will be reconced to their Heavenly Father
Is not this glorious hope Does II not satisfy the
heart Can we be satisfied with anything less The
sanity Albert Barnes believed the doctrine of endless
all dark. DARK tark 70 my sou" said he and cannot
disguise itn Can such doctrine be truei Christ
to bring light not darkness hope not despair the spirit
Of Adoption not the spirit Of bond age again fear
Rev. r. c. Sweetser pastor OF the Third Universalis
church, corner Of Bleecker and Downing streets, will
give the FIRST Of series Of doctnal this evening
ct ~ O'Clock .subject-"Unversaiism and the Human
morning. at l0A subject-"Christs Talk with Nicode-
mus About the New Birth" Strangers will be promptly
seated Choir and congregational singing The public
is cordially invited.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AnUsEMENTs-ELEvEErH PAGE-Thrd, fourth frh
AsrRsoSnoG9nfoua4 sSc sIHin PAM Fourth column.
aSr second
third fourth and fifth columns, and rnIsssasIn
BOARD alIe 1Nb tobsisd iSS wANrEp-pounrrrsru PAGE
Rinh ... and sixth columns and THIRrEENra P1sE-
kS$E ssE%HE soR
second column and Tnn1ssssn Paon"ssoond ndea COL
S0siEEss SoTioEs-NMrn P1Sn-Fifsh and sixth
CITY RkAL ESTATE FOR sALE-r,uRD PAcn-nrst
and second columns and TBIRrsEsrn PAGE-sec-
CLERKS. AND sALEsMEN-FIvrrrsru pAcr-Fith ana
sixth columns and THIRrxESrH PAGE-Fourth col
S52cHRss asb saRbEsSsnse RRbbEsne fs,,%n
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pwEn%1Sa and ard hosns eSIsmnA 10 Ypr Avn
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-FouRrH PAcr-Fifth COL
sAs.rngs column
FINANCIAL-TENrH PAGE
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RE 1E so4E., ss s9a
REsTxGRASTs-rmRrxr PAcrz-Fourtn column.
sAEEs 4 SGoF1oNrssD nth and
sixth columns. and THIRTEENTH PAGE-Second col
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGx-
First, second and third conmns and THlRTKENrH
PA0E-Third column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsE-
Fifth column
SPECIAL NOTICEs-sIxrEEsrn PAcE-Fourth and fifth
sPORTINd-DoGs. BIRDS. &C.-FouRrH PAox-Firss
column.
gEs Faa.ss,s ssS%S
70 LII PAGE
First column
UNFQRNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO Let
SECOND PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns
WANTED 10 PURCHASE-THIRrEENTH PAcE-sixth
column. aSS.-rS- -
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-TMRrERNrH PAGE-Sixth
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
no LET-THIRD PAGE-Second column, and THIBt
PACE-Second column.
WHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
THIRD PACR-Second column
WINTER RESORTS-THIRrEENrH PAGR-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 4C-TmIRrxESrH PACE
Fourth column
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

Received another lot OF those cheap YAK Laces and
reduced on last weeks prices.
OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
is in daily receipt OF latest novelties In Laces beaded
Gimps and PRINCES, Buttons, Laces and ornaments.
Two-BALL FRINGE. A CENTS PER YARD.
Our Ladies' and Chldren's Outfits, woolen Goods and
Hosiery at prices that defy any competition.
BEST BALBRlGGAN HOSE AT 20 CENTS PER PAIR.
sCHoPPERs BEST IRON FRAME HOSE, 50 CENTS
PER PAIR
than elsewhere. Best Berlin Zephyr worsted, llc per
ounce. Our Millinery and Ribbon Department contains
full At the lowest prices. One yard long
Ostrich Feather Bands, finest quality, at 81 %.
Best quality Gros Grain Ribbon No, o. 17c per yard
Best quality Gros Grain Ribbon No H. 2c. per yard
Best black Trimming silk 75c per yard.
And other articles in proportion.
B. EIsIG CO.,
2ls Sixth avenue
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

TTNIvERsALIsr CHURCHES OF NEW YORK AND
~ viclnity-QJ Church Of the Divine Paternity, Fifth
avenue, corner OF Forty-dfth street Rev. f. H. Chapin
y. D., pastori sunday services, l95 A. NJ, 7:s0 p NJ
ing every Friday night. tj Bieecker street church
Bieeckcr street. corner of Downing Rev e. O. Sweeser
pastor; sunday services l0:i5 A. NJ. 30 p. NJ sunday
TUESDAY s on oa
seventh street. near Eighth avenue, Rev j. NJ Pullman
pastor; sunday services l0i45 A. NJ 7s0 r. NJ. Sunday
FRIDAY evening j Harlem Mission th street. tVty by
Third and Fourth avenues Rev Charles Fluhrer
pastor; sunday services 10 a3 A. NJ, 7D p. NJ. Sunday
school, $50 A. 90 Pliinpton Hail corner of Stnyve
day school, 9I5 N, 90 Mission and Industrial school,
Sunday school, 3P. NJ.
mont avenue, near Atlantic street. Rev II. r. Nyc. pas
tor; sunday services lU 80 A. M 1880 r. NJ; Sunday
school at 80 r. NJ. prayer and conference meeting
street. E. d. Rev A. Gunnison pastor; Sunday services
1880 A. NJ 7:s0 7. NJ; sunday school at 2:3O r. M;
teachers and Bible class meeting cvery Friday night
81 Churcn Of the Reconciliation Grecnpoint Rev "
conference and prayer meeting every Thursday night
a. Centenaryy Sunday school, Nostrand avenue, near
Jersey CIV, NJ J-First Untversalist church. Rev.
Phebc A. Hannaford pastor sunday services 10 80 A.
NJ, SOP. M: Sunday school at2;So r NJ prayer and
conference meeting every week week. pos.
Forester D. d.; sunday services TO- sOA NJ. 7:3O r M
sunday school at 2D r. NJ; conference ana prayer
Tnivesrsast church, Brooklyn Ccicrmont avenue,
near Atlantic street, Rev Is. q sweetser OF New York.
K Nye. pastor, at ?. NJ on Hell Fire "And in hell
he lifted up his eyes" All are invited.
Young Mems New York UnivcrsaIist Association
Rooms Broadway and Thiry-third street; open from
A. NJ to 10 r. M
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
NM-y yoH.szs eoss11s soE.s7s:

complete line comprising the best shapes most
popular makes OF perfect hitting Corsets In French
and hand made; perfect satisfaction guaranteed
A Job lot OF hand made Corsets At 47c.
Easily accessible. Third, Fourth, Madison and LexnR
ton pass the door. second avenue, Chris
walk.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

DRY GOODS.
RICHARD AEAREs.
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
win open MONDAY morning
win open MONDAY morning
win open MONDAY morning
elegant
elegant
silk Walking, Carriage and Reception Dresses
silk Walking Carriage and Reception Dresses.
In designs,
In designs
In desigus
in black and colored silk and velvet
Colored Cashmere Walking and House Dresses
trimmed with silk to match, OF
original designA
Cashmere beaded and embroidered ovcrskrts and
BasQues,
Camers hair and diagonal Oyerskirts and Basques,
Embroidered and trimmed with ball fringe, IN
style, largest assortment TO be had III
the city and lowest prices
Imported cloth Jackets and Dolmans,
richly beaded trimmed with fringe and feathers
Morning Robes. in elegant designs
all at the very lowest prices
Black Silk Dressea
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
HERALD BRANCH OFFICEs-UPTOWr
AND HARLEM.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.
II ERALD BRANCH OFFICES
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIvED AT ALL HOURS UP
TO 9P. NJ, AND NEwsDEALBRs SUPPLIED WITH
HERALDs AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
1885 BROADWAY AND $50 SIKH AVENUE. BE-
TWEEN THIRTY FIRST AND HIRTY-sECoND
sTREETR OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM
OFFICE 22sl THIRD AVENUE, CORNER OF l2fTH
sTRKET ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:0
p. NJ, AND EEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.