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Az tIOn lIotltts.

4 ICTIOS.-Ths (MondAO afternoon at ~
~ O'Clock, a. residence IL rAst inth e. near 5th av
inrlor sui es. planUOrte, tables, rrors b3d.tcais
bureaus. mattrteses lounge, cnAirs. sofH. clocks.
pAlutt gb cuFsAllts. 60 Nc tHOLs. AuCtoneeT.
UCTION NOTICED cases boots and shoes
n NJ auction. Monday, MAJ -. lOH o'clocN, at the
STORE OF {. 5. PARSONS & SONS, ~ Warren st.
II V. II. .BEKTnOLF, Auctioneer, sclls this daJ
tJs ~ o'c Ock a. 81 CANA -, lnrgs Aad VAluabe
assortment OF household lurni urc &c. from famllles
aud otHers removing; ~ clrpc >, &c.
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UTruOsIls.
or PUBLIC WORKS. 81

TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals. enclosed In "a sealed envelope, with the
sS as!dn OF "S SGf fpq Sc OF 81 9f f aaSI %SR as
once San SOnS.y Nay 20 ISL at 'eeS ii e'eiocA a. NJ X.
w gaynG m ~ GT,setLeet from second Avenus
avenue. VITA Belghn pavement.
street. WIZ oDsss aSTsmsu isrSe from h0d'0n 10 "'
FOR paving Prank street from West Broadway
s. For PAVING wais street. from Canal to wcst street,
o Tor s!sEEef N seysntysecond suoct, between Ave
q for sewer inWater street between Gouyerneur snd
s. Fot sewers in Hudson street. between Bank ami
Wet Twelfth streets, and between HVrluo and Gaus5-
9 For sewer 10 Flflh avenue between Thirty second
and ihlrtl thitd ttrtets.
gins SIXTY nun street. IRON Nintn 20 Teutn avenue
sihs fofp seventh street, ffjm Fns, avenue 90 Ei;'
IL. For tagging FiiIyhrst street, from Broadway TO
q FOR GarrnR Seventeen street, from Third to
u For Tagging soyentyssyeath street, fron Third
IS. Tof firuishlnG this Department with 800 ersnts
IL For fnrnismng dis nepagtneat Will 500 oa, if5a
mAnhole frames aud covers.
agreements. the propef envelopes N w!cn cnr o,s
the ods. and an, lprlher ln,oruaton desired ca 10
WILLIAM N. TWEED
Comusii per of Public u orlS.
New York, Mayl is'i
SEALED rROPOsAL~,y wa be t,c. c.i,cclll!y.rs
tAc Cers OF me Department Of lua!c in,uue IN cnr
9cl Of Ghno AT l.m streSi. rntt tIdar tns ~ ~
lor mo materials aui wolS tor ne lliins' OF ne
holmm Go. e.g a. %. eree'od on tontIn a'ea4'' -
ran, end .p,c.ncauos nay 9r So q al.-r Ne,a -,
nnn1Ins' ana icrar,, ij5 Gssni 'ir,rt. tlri f5,r
rroros'l' wl,l ne received tor eac9 branch of tns
Mason " .ra' "rrogosai f,r Grau.tc""rr I.-.. -
Tlic nan os oi twoi eip5ns6s tn,,i.s 20 accom- 'ny
"A ID ara Ft Il.la lIIl
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3sirolosg.

A BUSINESS aud medical eiAlryoyant, who las no
@ S c aS oS 'S Sa '. Ss2 MAR or
tered 70 any pcrsOa yna can sgpa9 ner in Giyng cor
,oat fienas and business matters OF ali kinds fyNu
blveuouble ~ matter how serious, she allay It
maEigr great cures n D,-Tsi, Is 20 hamous' IN nor
her skin Rcmemoer, hi' s the on dent clair.
vos Ant y ths e!Y sue can reie[ 20 tho most proui
ItSsr ToS is s,se w,, cs IA, ana ,s y9psS Nine CLIFF
A FACT.-Prof MARS tells the mind al nrst sight
n LSdlrs aud gents consuit h,m a, once. 40 is tcr
snune SttS,oser ta, eyey Que caa aepe9d on Tic
ani causes maruaee sooner than sny one living Name
% IN SY Holy Writ and Prot MARS 1. Se SGngs Ss
lying eHPohent OF 4 on earth omeo, 81 50 ay between
~ yoyaiPt sPiTitnallst tels yolr tnoughts At nrt
living Ladies' consult her AT once lie viii sstonsn
YOU ny revealing useiui secrcis, tells yeur
Jay Once as. % @ SSiTSsa @ SIS, an ana d;sstso''0 sa ss no
A FACT rlotessor Mars val as .on.s4 yoa oy tell.
nS yeS5 rG1 ,Gos IN, h' a, nr. siel WI Gauss
6 ss'I1 i fsas! dc !ss ss n. 81 % g. m '44
A BONA FIDE .eventn Daughter tnaI shows uE,-
uess, tells names aad causes MARRIAGES. Is MAdams
NJ, ia East Houston 81. pelow lst s)e gents.
l OOk HEREl-No hnmoug Mad. ROSS iell,
ssass seessy %ssT on5, tosehsr those Sng
st. bet~een BROADWAY and 'thav
MADAM PORTER. secrass The Oo.t IA tho
l world insult nef for mag. - Slh ay near
MADAM DE- COSTA, caryoyant and magnatic
WI Ims.cian ~ fllec -, an d0os west VI Bsua4.
MADAM WATTS;' ooly ssliaes eGIo,e3 81 a.Ilol;
NIADAME RAPHAEL. A,iroos,I from Paris.
I'VE "l 81 av % hnor lad~ 2 cents; gents 81 cents,
MADAME JONES. Fortune Ialsr sno hA, no
4l eqhA'' 81 ihompson 81 Ladies. 5Jc, gents. 81.
MRS. TWEED. spcudld claryo,nnt on nj sub.
~ W O. An 4 4
-=ur-s--rarss-er-y-------.-s
nltON.
ALI SPECIAL DIsEA~ES cured IN the .aog.
. 4. tEwis. NJ. D, Peach st. New York.
4 Il. LII, soeelai nssa.es -Lsale, ana eanus,nsaa "a
6o.1its'e trouble yra SrEerI'2c ia rnSsn n4sY
Consuusuon tree. Dr FKANKLlN. idl bleecSer st.
A LADIES troubles and .peci, diseases cared
dacoSni Ok wii,L&ff,s' wo. s.ia,ti, ns.f SiG %
A ~. iahgs IN trouble 'peSG,ly cglga mnmcga'e
dhlSDIg ssTsf'P " 9s.rt nSSs S Is 30 s we. n IT, H. L. D.
ROTANIU Ds, eusary, ii5 Bcuckel tt--All indis-
tSo' sg"sses grIy3S; ,o SS
a learned -oleuuhe Pny'ean
nR. PERRY, 81 Rleockcr ~. naN Brodway.
~ cures All snecial diseases Immediately. and ladies
No Zee unless cured satisfactorily
nENoE'S Electric Pam EIlraotor-Pays your
CANINE st. New y oTs ''rfs% cs. b ecu. ra.o''' depot
| AIDES in trouele guaranteed unmedatc relief
~ no tees required until perfectly satisfied DR.,
AsChl.R, Professor of Midwifery, Amity place.
Naurens ST.
ADJ r. IN trouble guaranteed inmed ate relaf or
no Zee, rooms for ladies before and duflng Connns
mont Dr. WEST. IA West 'Otu ~, near Broaiwa,,
~ ERNOUS OF seminal debility can 10 cured by DF.
~ hull'n herO Cure, 4 package frce on trll for
w. poSlNRep pJ CltOlA CO. COylugton. Ky.
CT 0nn REWARD fot any case Of special
I:OOWdse4se snieh Dr Rcnlus Golden Rem
edts lA to cure rheumatism, debility SO. Hours 20
O. Consultation nee, Dr. McILAliDS rs VGrIck e.
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Susurantt.

~->~~~~~-~->S-----.S
THE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE. co.
NEW YORK.
n2 BROADWAY.
E.A. JONES' President.
J. o. HLLsrT. vice.Presidcnt.
]. A. MoRrruoRE. Secretary.
NEW YORK. MAY II. 1871.
TIE ofces Of this Company being desirous of Civ.
inr TO the public some evidence OF its condition and
Management other than Its own statements requested
the Hon George ". Miller. superfntendent OF the In
sursnco Department of the State of New York. to
cameo a searching examination to be made into its
ssects. liabilities. and general management.
The following letter shows the result OF such eIsmi
nation and 10 submitted as an evidence Of the sub
stanuM grounds on which tho Company bases its
claims TO the full confidence OF the insurns public,
"ISsURANcE DEPARTMENT.
ALBANY, May IS, 1871.
"E.A. JONES' ESQ, President National
Life Insurance Company OF New York.
"DEAR sm From the report made to mo by the
Commissioners appointed to eIsmlne the National
L,fc Insurance Company OF New YORK nnd tha, the
Company has been managed with Energy aad ability.
md that It's condition istolyent am happy TO learn
that the business Of the Company rapidly increasing,
ard that the note system has been abandoned.
avery truly yours, &c.
"GEoRGE ". MILLER. Superintendent"
The following shows fhe progress OF the Company
from iu commencement:
ID. A-.a IL in...
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I ,oNG I9t.\N2a aHAI,Iit. 40 o..

ON" l9shtiSN>ippR RRkhhhhIt;lIttttA1nNN1 Rkhhhh tIt
james siip follow:
= A. NJ. Grecnpurt ana Sag Ia bor.
san. korihro and Glsn Cove.
1880 \. NJ n cksvile Way Tram.
3 $50 4. NJ, Gicenf ort Ant ~a Iltrbor Trpresa
4i1OP NJ Rivernead ETpr .ss
4 $50 i NJ, Nnrthport AMI Glen Cove Ex,ress
6p A., Snrthport Msy tram
AL tfap connect at Nnneo a with n snnstead
Su dit Excursion Trains for Rusyn, Glen oyo Ia.
c1-t valley. ll!c syIlle HIM lngtOn. aud Eorthpoft
leave HIutcr's POat a. . A. M
lth horrsana, Harlem ani Naw Yory- On an sfief
May ~, 1871, thc palace steamboat HnrrI ana Can't
Longsreet leaves MOrr.ssniA sliI 6i Sis and lois
AM $50 add 81 j VI. J. ayts futou iAt .rt slip ~
7l5 and fl5 vi 80 am $50 T.. NJ. Landing. each
way. at ilqh and Sh sta Freight taken rcasIntnie
rates Bucna Grove frec to picnic par oint nv Tins
boat A second boat vii he urrd his linr On or
scout June 1 G. II. LO.GS fRrEr Supt.
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Sbipplna.

NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
TO ano fom sny Railway Station in Great Britain. frs
land. NORWAY, Sweden, Drnmaik. Germany. Hli Ani,
Belgium. and the United States, by steamers sAhai
weekly for sale
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
HESDER on qRoTnEEs,
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WnEELER & WILSON, singer, lowe. Weed,
w Wilcox 4 Gtobs new tcwiag machines, Tautcd
and sold monthly ,4yuru's - Greenwich av. cor
Vest i0th o.. aud tsi E1st BgnltwaY. urar Canal
~ Splendid cabinet WAeeier Z Wilson, lot OF Howe's
for leather.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Passengers booked 20 ana from all part, NJ Anenca
q. d Euio at IA a. low a. b. ay q . cas lIt.
. ~. t1ner nCEA ~ bNp M, 30 a. r., h AZ
a C"rk iiarpotl on SAru ..DAl. june 5. ISL. A.
T. Vi. ALA rIC juno a. ats 4 4 For furtner
parteulan appy At Company oiueei y pro hwlI,
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WRT NURSES wanted -sttu1ucns tree, aai
Wy good watcs pad. at HANSEN'5 Nugse Agency eot
Sixth o.. near DoVery. Bloics gwen TO DJIgd. Wet
Fafgr
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WANTED "A Respectable srl. u 20 20 years of age.
w 10 do lght hausnvosk az ASSIST 10 casr D. 10.
Nr ALEXANDER
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WANTED -Good opsrsiors on Wheeler wiso1 =
w mochlre, on drawers. Gail at j5e II ay, en-
rance on t!d 81.
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WANTEn-A lrundrrss who thoroughly NJ der.
w Sianis The wlshlng. bleaching, and u1alng OF
linen cIla ais AID cuns. Apply NJ n ThoInas Il
GtlMnlR & WOOLt"Y.
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WAETHD-An eIp-renc'd nand at trimming lr
w layiog gOid paper o. gAng % pa1cr boxes Apply
% L a LANIIIILR.6 9 and AsLlr Llace.
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WANTED-sqvera good drc.smakers also IN,
or weak.
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\VANTED-An operator aud \ nnishsr on nne
w dlris, Apply 70 4. BURKE SISTERS, jJ3 Ssh
N., or "a Bow'ry.
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THu lsOlhI wan tntTs AIu HVV Y
san o. toiloNs:
CITY OF new York. Thursday. May y. 10 A NJ.
{ tty of u, us els, saturday. MAs II A NJ
Nemesis. Ihursday, jane I, 2p. 81
Ctty ct LONDON. SATURDAY. June :, 2P.M
Is, North RlTer
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WANTED -GIrls 10 learn to sog fancy brad on
w iramea, ABBY fof two days 60 RlynEton ST.,
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WANTED glri about II wears OF age TO mind u
w baby, where abe will have the comforts OF home
Apply NJ ri East 90 81.
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WAHTED-l operator and 4 bastors 90 vests
w good wages patti. 9l WyckOh st., corner
Leonard. VILLA nsburgh,
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WANTED-OperatO-s. h1sters. apd dnishcr, on
s.. I'd booT front.
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\VANTED-t,ood operators 90 W & vs. ma.
w ehine3 for white shirts, ~ % ana u Leonard st.
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WANTED-A uJtle girl to run the Wilcox a
w Oibhs machine 10 make lines. Can ior ono
week At Gs Warren Sc
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NESTS. w aUtcd. operators aud bastcrs on vests
' SB Grand st, corner l0.hs Nulil nsbu' IL.
FnW ARD JAtlRsON
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Sweden. Norway, and DcnmAtk X al reduced tnts,
1ickCt cAu be bought here At mo lrTate rates by pes
ton' wah a.. tn seud tor t1cr frie Is.
Eotturhcr informhtou appV ~ the Companv's ONCE
JOHN q DALE, Agent is Broadway. Ncw iurk
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WANTED-fhree laile' 20 engage IN = h,ht and
Il. d FEi&G hsOs q 90. ia RIennkerAt.
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XVANTED-Baste aud nnshar. on coats, iho
w best wages In tue CITY, al SIS East Gu st., near
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WANTED @ GOod drcssmakers, at llG West isth IT..
W aho small! girl Tor the house. Ia4ute at lower
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wANTRD-A gir "A or IS years OF Ago. 70 help
w take Of baby ana make herfelf useful. Al.
ply at 832 Sd AV., IN arr goods store.
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LINEoF STEAMSHIPS

TnE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANYs
NAIL Is NNSulPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HANlE. IALldN , Ar BRE,!
NlLlf ~ PARIS, pFRElRR,
LAFAYETTE. EtigOPE
81. LAURENT, WILLIE IN UAVRH.
AppolnIcd to sail on every aliurnR,e SATURDAY..
rllCE OF PASSAGE ~ GOLD (no udins wncl.
fllsHN CABIN, ftu, SECOND CARtN SO
ENcuf.on Tickets at reduction or n Der cent.
FOI tleight or Passage apply NJ the Urict OF
GEOlsGE NACKEhZ Agent,
53 BtOadway AVv ork.
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OPERATORS waqtcl on wheeler ard wGsol
" maehiuc on IA ties unaergirmcnts. 2i9. jsh av
OPERATORS hnd 0lishes- on snop coats; from
~ s. 10 ti5. Vi North ith Il. VII ianshurgH.
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OPERATORS AMI bysters on linen r,,t' WORK
" Hytn OUT 10 good hands us IN av.. between 18th
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

DOMESTIC LIFE. He can not be
an unhappy man who has the love
and smiles Of woman to accompa-
ny him in every department Of life.
The world may look dark ana
eheerless without enemies may
gather IN his path; but when BE re-
turns To the fireside, and feels the
tender love Of woman, he forgets
his cares and troubles, and il a
comparatively ] happy man. He
y but half PREPARED for the Jour
ney of life who takes not with him
tina friend Who will forsake him iii
no emergency who Will divide bis
sorrows increases his joys-Iift
the veil from bis heart and throw
sunshine amid the darkest scenes.
No, that man can not be miserable
who has such a companion, be he
ever 50 poor, despised and trodden
upon by the outer world.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04
NO is

A Prussian newspaper pub
fishes statistical notice of tbs
war, WSading up with an arithme-
teal statement, thus 'eTbe mill
tar2 operations, properly socalled,
only lasted $50 days. In that
space of time thel German armies
we're engaged il 1856 combats,
fought seventeen pitched battles,
took tWenty-six fortresses, made
prisoners 1850 officers and s6s,
Oo0 soldiers This Imakes, AS !
mean term, for each day Of the
war, orr combat; for every nine
SIX days the capture of . strong
hold.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

IBoN-MAKING IN THE UNITED
STATES. In 1910 We made $4,000
tons Of pig iron; in 1869 We made
nearly 100000 tons. 100000
more than the product Of gold ami
silver for that year. In 1913 NJ
rolled our first ton Of railroad iron.
in 1869 we rolled 600,00O tons, Of
which 100000 were in Pennsylva-
MIA and 100000 in New York. Our
pigiron is better than three-fourths
of that made in England. Lake
Superior iron district, in 1856, ship
ped 1000 tons Of iron ore, but did
not make pound Of pig iron; in
1869 there were shipped from this
region 633, ,238 tons Of ore, and
$4,000 tons Of pig iron. During
thirteen years the entire produo-
ton was 100000 tons Of one and
100000 tons Of pig iron.-[N. Y.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

a 4 charming young widow
OF Perry county, Ind, being una
bic Or unwilling to decide which Of
two lovers to bless with her hand,
induced them to settle the ques-
ton by eards-'old sledge best
two in three. Accordingly, the
candidates met at the lady's resi-
dence one day last week, and il
the most amieable manner played
the momentous srabber. the lo-
ser retiring With a benediction on
his successful rival and the pros
pectiye bride.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

SoAPHard soap il fittest for
washing clothes With, ana soft soap
for floors. IT i d good plan to
soap yonr dirtiest clothes, ana soak
them over night in soft water. iii
you are Al . loss "a procure soft
water for washing, fiIla barrel half
full Of wood ashes, and fl ii up
with water, and you VIII have Iey
whenever you want 1T "a gallon
ot ley put into . great boiler of
hard water, viii make it quite soft.
Some use pearlash Or potash; but
either Injuries the texture of the
cloth. II you have d strip Of land.
remember that ashes and suds are
good manure for bushes ana Young
plants.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

a singular will was recent
y probated 4 Cincinnati. The
testator stipulates that bis widow
shall receive but one-shird of his
estate, the amount demanded by
law, because she has an nample for-
tune Of her own, and because she
deprived him Of the opportunity to
make more money By inducing him
to quit business sooner than he
otherwise would. He desired that
daguerreotypes Of himself shall be
presented to two Of his friends.
and that work got up BY him,
containing the original play bills of
Edwin Forrest, shall be given to
that gentleman, to be preserved In
the library which Dir. Forrest pro-
poses to give for the use ofthe dra-
matte profession at his death. He
provides that his executor shall
pay to the trustees offspring Grove
Cemetery $500 to keep in repair
his lot, and makes the remark
When old folks die and their mon
ey is distributed, their graves are
often neglected" He also leaves
500 to keep in repair his mothers
grave IN Newcastle, Delaware; and
adds in connection with his be-
quest, that when in Philadelphia
he searched in vain for his fathers
remain, desiring to lay them be-
side those Of his mother, shut the
heather sold bis bones to build big
churches. This is called Christi
anity !! Heathens would not do 50.
To a friend of his youth ID Phila-
delphia he leaves his flute and fla
geolet.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

SAVED BY LIS SPEED. The mail
rider on the road hence to Co
manche, reports that On his last
regular trip down, when near Nine
Nile Knob, Hamilton county, he
was chased hy four Indians and
being unarmed, was indebted 10
the speed Of his horse for his es-
cape with his scalp. Belton (Tex-
asl journal. 9th.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04
Kansas CITY, Mi.

B Kansas City, Missouri,
seems blessed with remarkable
prosperity, which to a great extent
is due to the energy it has shown
in the management and completion
Of railroad connections. Five years
ago it had not a single road, and
now it has eight. Its census re
turns show that no city in the
country, with q population Of more
than twenty thousands has grown
50 rapidly during the last decade
as Kansas City, In 1865. its po.
pulation was only 4,721, and in.
1870 it was 32,286 the ratio Of in
crease being six hundred and thir-
ty-three per cent.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

B A cockney tourist met with
q Scotch lassie gong barefoot to-
ward Glasgow Lassie. said he.
T should Ike to know il al the
people IN this part SO bareiooted?n
Part Of EN- do. aud the rest On
EN- mind thei own business was
The rather settling geply
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

~ Never do a good action
nom tho expectation of gratitude.
II gratitude follow, 50 much the
better y0u are So much INTO pock-
ct; but gratitude Or not, always do
the good aetion when she opportu-
nity presents itself.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

81 According to Sir j. Her
sehel, the heat given out BY the
sun would melt a'pillar 81 ice !, 400
square miles in height. il one sec-
ond Of time. According to Pouil-
let, j would liquity shell II ice
ten and q half miles thick il 4 sim
gle day, though it enconpasaed
the entire orb.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

g a fair ii Massachusetts
consisted Of . calf j goose ana j
pumpkin. We are told that it rain-
ed % hard the first night that the
goose swan of The calf broke
loose and ate the pumpkin, ana 4
thief prowling around stole the
calf, an2 that ended tho fair.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04

ScoTcH WIT.-A little boy lived
for some time with pennrious
old uncle, who took good care that
the ehild's health should not be in
iured by overfeeding. The uncle
was one day walking out (the child
at his sidel, when friend accost
ed him, accompanied BY a grey
hound. While the elders were
talking, the little fellow, never hay-
ing seen dog Of soslim and slight
a texture, olasped the creature
round the neck with the imprison-
cd CIV: "0h, doggie, and did ye
live wi your uncle too. that re are
50 thin
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04
"A. SIMON,
Manufactnrer of
CoPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON wARP.

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
GENT for Bucks Patery Brilliant
"a Stove to which First Premium
were awarded at the Louisiana MechaD.
IFS iI and Agricultural Fair, Jan'y 1868
Ilso, ct the Missouri State Fair. oct
1856, '87 4 IS. 80
Importer and dealer in Cooking and
Heating Stoves, Table Cutlery. Hard
ware, Hollowware &C.,
Orders from the Country directed to
I y p 1856, viii meet prompt atten.
NO. I04, CHARITIES STREET
no13 1y NEW ORLEANS
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-05-04
MuLI.NTr q KERNER.

~ prepared 20 enter Homesteads,
investigate Rio Hondo claims and
NE patents for lands. Surveying
ssaily and faithfully done. All in
NON regarding lands given TO par
2 distance Cor moderate compen-
g Cherries Laq March O. 1871
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~ The latest London inven-
ton IS called sthe dinitorium-a
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CREVAssE ~ ST. BEBNARn The New
Orleans lines Of Che 18th inst,
says About 9 Sunday night, a
creyasse occurred at Marrara S
plantation ~ the parish Of st.
Bernard, two miles below the Uni
ted States Barracks. The break
is reported to be about forty feet
wide, and the neighhoring fields
are under water The plantations
below are protected By high lands
and the embankment Of the Mis-
and Mexican Gulf Ship
Canal, and i Is thought The water
will not spread q very great dis
lance.
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Movable Or adjustable horse.
shoes have become 4 Fixed mot. ana
company p 0hieopee. Mass. Is
engaged in their manu- caure. Ihs
sao8 can Be taken otf SO nieht -
when the horse Is uoa at work. ana
pat on asoln when wanted as 6.
ras q pair az boo.s
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18 The whole length Of al the
railways in the world is about
10000 miles. The cost Of the
same was in round numbers ten
billions ofdollars, Those ofgreat
Britain are the most costly. and
those Of the United States the
least 50, The railway system Of
world is supposed to give employ
ment to over one million persons.