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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19


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Como 10 que mas interesa 4 Puerto
Rico es que Sc ponga bien EN- claro ell
papel que desempenan los bosques en-
las lluvis.s vamos a traducir los parra-
tos dc la memoria de que hemos ha-
blado en- nucstro primer artfculo que
mas sc rozan con esta faz de la cues
ton. -
"Consideramos, dice, e ocGano CO.
mo el manantial de donde emana la
humedad que produce la lluvia. Su
area no Gambia; la exposition del mar
al calor solar es uniforme, d menos
que, como algunos suponen, las man
chas del disco del sol tengan en- este
alguna apreciable influenza; y, excep-
to la variacion de los llmites fijos por
la inclination del ejc de la terra en- su
vuelta alrededor del sol, no hay eau
sas astron6micas nj de ningun gGncro
que cambicn sensiblementc Ia can't
dad dc evaporation general que sc
clcctiia cada ano sobre la supcrlicle
del ocGano Los vapore' que arrancan
del mar son distributes por ci vIcnto
sobre Ia terra y desccndcn en- gotas
de aqua en- dondc quiera que las ca
dcnaS de montana>, los bosques y otras
causaS iavorczcan Ia condensation.
ODE las obScrvacioneS mctoorol6-
gica$ hechas en- Nueya York dnrAnte
un periodic d 80 amos, sc dcduce
que, 81 bicn sc notan grandcs irregu
laridades en- cicrtaS series de amos en-
la lluvia caida en- dctcrminadaS lOCa
lidades, no hay razon para Greer que,
calculado ell tGrmino medic del aqua
de lluvia, haya d;smiuuido nj aumen-
tado en- la cantidad general, por mas
que en- algunas comarcas se yea cada
dia mayor tendencla a la SEGA y una
distribution cada aho mas deSigual en-
las varias parties del pals.
OH aumcnto que So obscrya en- las
inundacioneS Y scquiaS alternatives,
dcbc atrihuirsc dircctamentc 4 Ia des-
paricion de los boSques que dcja Inn
pio 81 camino 4 las aguas para que
busqucn los arroyos, los cUaIeS Sc con-
vicrten en- aSoladoras avenidaS. Con
los boSQucS ell aqua pcnctraba en- la
terra Y rcaparccia en- torma de ma
nantiaIeS. Aparte del abri-o y SOM
bra que otrcccn los arholeS, la cvapo-
racion de las gotas de llavia que caen
sobrc las hojas Y la accion quimlca dc
cstas hojas, ticncn marcado inAujo So
brc Ia humedad y tcmperatura del
aire que las envueIye FL coutra>te
que Sc nota en- tempo de Scca entire
un paste alberto, quemado por los ia
yos de! sol y uno interpo'ado Il tro-
zos de arboIcS, debc haber Sto nota-
do por t0do obScryudor cuidado>o. y
los actuaIes productos que dan las eS-
tancias dcSproyista> de arholcs y las
que e~tdn rrotegidas Y somhreala@
por el!os, sicndo i4uaes las dennis
crcun>tanciaS, demuc>tran, al mGn0S
en- las de criauza los mayorcS rcHdl
micntos de- las d.timaS con rc>pccto 4
las primcras. FL hccho de q.c los
muebcs de ,aS caa4> .lasiado som
brcadas por Arbole,, Sc enmohecen,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19

QultdDd liiSbd Y pun tlC SuS uIiOn, 1oh-
silerandoos no como 4 holnbres slnol
como feras; IN senador dc la repd-
blica modelo Sc ha atrevido, ha osado
injuriar otra vez 4 Espana, no porqae
tenga plena conciencia de su fuerza,
no inspirandose en- las ideas de la JUS
ticia, de la historic Y de Ia experien-
cia, sino porque las anormales clrcuns-
tancias por que atravlesa nuestra ma
cion la impiden completamente con
testar q esos insultos como acoStum-
bra a contestar siempre la patrla del
Cid y de Guzman
Aunque los EstadoS-Unidos no han
reconocido como beligeran es los
insurrectos de Cuba, les han presta 10
su apoyo, taitando de esta mancra 4
todos los trat dos hechos Goa Esplna
han consentilo, como todos Sabcnos,
que de sus puertos salgan eXpedicio-
nes piraticas contra Ia nacion cspai1ola
V descaradamente los han delendido
cuanlo ell triste asunto del VOYiniNS,
queriendo provocar una guerra no con
la ESpaua normal SinO con Ia nacion
ensangrcntada repreScntada por un
gabincte Que hi mantcnla nursfra ra-
dicion, nj sinbolizaba Ia voluntad IA
ciona|, nj tcnia tuerzaS para repflmlf
ell cariSmo, inmensamente pnj jante ba-
10 sus desaciertos, nj aljcnto para cX-
terminar 4 los blndOleroS que despucs
de desmorali ar nuestros e. GrctoS,
desmoralizaron tamben nue>tra ma
rina, apresando los barcos goriosoS del
Calao para convertirlos Ell castlllos de
sus empresas piraticas.
Pero los lcgisladorcs yankees des-
conocen compIetamcnto la historia que
cnscna bcn papabIomcntc que no to-
das las coSas mundanas son etcrnas y
4 que cl arcnal de Ia fortuna CO dema,la-
! do movible para que >lrya slenprc de
ajfombra los que utanos hoy 10 plsan
sin cousIderar que la mas lcye briSa 10
pucde traslalar otras rcgiones.
Francia potcnte con un Napo con |
clav6 su bandera hasta Ell las pirdm-
dcS de Egirto, y t'raocia ambiciosa {
iniusta NiG en- 1915 las bandcras que
habia pisado onlear victorio$as sobrc
las torres de Paris.
Ncnre.lora dcSpncS en- Magenta V
) ooltriuo, coutonpI6 en- 1871 >u capl-
, tai preSa del conqu.atalor 4ermanico
l v del sang,,in trio hara3oso colnu-
nismo.
. E>ta> son las enso1anzaS de Ia his
, toria, y no Sc lien hoy los EstadoS-
= Unidos en- su prcpondcrancIa; que las
: Circumstances cam'ian gcneraimente
para cnSelar i los legislatures 10 qoc
, debiaa prcvor, cuando 81 nofma no c>
Ia rcctH { l.,laNtbie JuSucm
; Ne''lted los ESTABLISHMENTS 10 que
: ha"on con c>9a:l'; moJltenIo sn7 nom
= breS de ts'ado que con tan poca no.
bIeza 81 aprofachln de nuc$traS dis
corJlas nte>.IMs para dem9raria
tiaccmos esta> reIleXlonas porqHe
? eli >cn4lor Mr. Carpenter ha prcScn-
tado una tanoSa propoSIc'on ante eI
9e"'do ainef,cano soIIcltando e. feGo-
noc,n,euto dc DcHseranca para los
? '"IJ7IefoS 4'e "e''s'@n d v''~
! e> tin WP"''" eI IoI'f'ne 4 Ie
P't>'''.' 'coo senator que "''' "e
GSt1S 1M9 '"!N.o " ia c"9' PFoI'''"
tic los IatpS hI@torc3S con 1.'a le nus
p tro cI ll.ibustcro AIda"na.
Crcomos quo cSta proposition no
tenjri reSu'sado aguno mucho menos
p haoicndo dechrado el Worth que eI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
Caracas, s de mayo dc 1874.

Muy senores MOS y estimados amigos
Acabo de lecr en- las columnas del 6ltimo
ndmcro de su apreciable periodico unos
cuant0s tr0zos dc un libelo escrito por un
cabaiter0 quieh no conozeo; pero que
tampoco deseo conocer, que Sc dice ser
espanol, y que despues de haber recibido
por muchos amos la mas franca hospitali-
dad en- este pals, entretiene sus ocios ira
tando de desacreditarlo ante el extranjero.
70 no he de eatrar 4 discutir con ESQ
cab1ilcr0 todas las calumnias que encier-
ran los pArrafos del escrito que me re-
icso; pero por decoro de la terra en- que
nacl, he de decire en- voz muy alta, para
que 10 sepa 81 y todo 81 mundo, 10 que
mi me ha sucedido en- esta hospitalaria
terra.
Emigrado de Puerto-Rieo, al ocurrir on
Espala el golpe de estado que disolvi6
por la fuerza las 1ltimas C6rtes Constitu-
ycntes y que trajo al poder Serrano y
comparsa, llegu6 esta ciudad el IL del
pasado MARIO, sin recursos de ninguna es-
pecie sin conocer i ninguno de sus mo-
radores.
81 tuera cierto 10 que dice ell cdbalter0
autor de los parrafos que provoca esta NAL
epistola, es SECURE que yo me
hubiera muerto de hambre, no solo no
ha sido asf, sino que las pocas horas dc
haber llegado, encontre personas, de 10
mas respectable y Gu to de esta sociedad,
que me ofrecieron franca cordialmente
su amlstad sus seryicios, y 4 los pocos
dias fui colocado en- 81 Ministerio de lnte-
rior y Justieia como director de Ia qacetQ
9flcaat, cuyo so hecho vene q demostrar
las calunnias que encierra
el hbelo en- question: habicndo Dc aladin
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-12
AnsrE Anslersora.


The New 0fleans Times 1t the
3d instant contains She following \
After tas adjournment q the Be
turning Board yesterday, and
While The members we're preparing
co retire, General Anderson deliv-
erad himself 81 his pant np wrath
MI eh struck thosa pgesent AS
being rather uncalled f8r. Cen.
Anderson said that heEaafteg any
elsrk that dared g give q ge-
porter information OF anything
ihaf tEanspiEes ia the 0ae ha
would ba Immediately Discharged
that he, Cen. Anderson, would he
ths frst tq MAKE 4 motion 81 thaf
atcls that u any ore lnsa.is
him, he w0ald lap their faea oFs
IF need BE-, cnt their thF0atss
he was not 10 he intimiasad 81
frinhten bY any White Lete
Black Leagues, or s csasf
leagues There Is "a ssying how
long this taik would have been
stretched ont which, 10 Che WAY
were rech0ea by henn Y
Wells haa iate
asked ths Gensal So ace1nr
him home
These concluding FnaFA3 eHa-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-12
-. I.eI-..IaIa. Le.l-I-IEas !.


Fsou shs Esa Y n
We learn from very trustwoF y
soUEe that b she purpose of
the erpet bar h0nries in
louisiana 70 couHt 81 the Bapub
lican eandIdates foF State officers.
eitb as majority if nnt all Of the
Republicans who ran for Cor gress,
an5 d su1ieisnt number De the de-
9aatad nominees so TIE Il gis tu4e
Is control that BODY. and therel1y
prevent he impe ehment Of Kel-
l0gg and secare che United Ssst
Senator. GFant is m The ploe
and has agreed % carry it throaga
with fire bayonets of Che armF
Tie ultimate object which g n
S aiming at Is understood Be
the election of his broGher-in-law
Casey to the Senate.
We learn further. that if this
great crime against the people "a
Louisiana IS psrpatratsd. the
spirakofs profs to aDpr LEND
that veng geanea viii be sularnariIly
inflicted upq 0rne 0f their lead
eEs and theY name Kellogg and
Packard as two whom the Con-
sarvatiSes have resolved to put t
death.
We credit the report that Che
thieves who have So long preye5
mon Louiaua under cover ol
Grant protection intend to con
nlit these frauds np0n fhe elective
franchise and there IS no doubt
that Grant wiIl conn ananea and
sustain them now as be has
heretofore done 81 the COM
mission of these felonies Bat
IVA hope no onthEaaK of violence
win follow from hesa WRONG
Igue, IL KELLOGG, Packard and
Casey were to be killed. lres
sDeakfng villains would bs pu
permanently ont Of the way ba.
n0 good would come Of It So long
as thos three bolder villains,
Grant Williams and Robson
could use the army. the navF and
tie conrt u defy and SGT i naughs
TIE verdict of Che electors desiv-
cred at the polls
RetFibuttan may advance slow
III, but 81 is sure Co come though
not by the violent shedding ~
blood, however vile. Armed With
tbs majesty az the law, The new
House Of Representatives VIII
10y bare the Louisiana infamiess
while she results Of the next Presi.
DENTAL election will send some of
the hesd conspiFatoEs to the Peni-
tentiarV unless they emulate the
example and follow 10 the foot
steps of the cogpate so8undvels
the old Iammany Ring and Zee
10 chimes where exsradition treaties
are unknown.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-12
ToT-1a 81 sn5scrfnfio1l.

tflne copy. one year ~ .0O
y,ne copy, SIS mcntHs, ! 40
qiueie c,s5ies. - 05
PAYABLE invaEiably in advance.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-12
F sE ANCE
Ill S
Nos. % 1d "a Flds s.rst
0Dpe aie Poae frafa Raaroaa
Dspes IA Diaria,
New orean
OUR MINIS ARE sUBs TANrTAIl

NUR MILLS ARE SUBS TAN .I.EAIs-
~ LIZ built. EXPIRE for the purpose
of Rica Milling with 81 the new I'M
prOvements and appliances. with sulf-
cient warehouse capacity to me amy
demand for TeceiTiug and forwarding
RICE. centrally located to railroads,
shipping ferry and steamboat landings
We viii guarantee ouE milling and
yield, both As to quality and quantity
to be nRsuTp psd by any Eica mil in
this State.
Our 5HKn ont has always been nom
104 to ia Tbs. cleaned Rice 90 the barr
rel 81 rough, which Is about nty
per cent over any mill In tins city
and country.
We viii pay particular attention to-
the separation of al lots Of rough Riee
received BY us
Our charges for milling ere as follows !.
1c per pound, cleaned, for Nos I and 2
1Ic r feE polishing horse mil
Rice
no deviation on the above prices uu-
der anv circunls ances
Sacks furnished free oI charpa
sIEWEf{D & KIP,
address, Lock Box 3S5
aug8y1 N Orleans, La
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-12
ADVERTIsTNG.

per earare, f16 lines on less Ha
Every subsequent insertion ] 90
Announcements of candidates for
Office. ...-. elD w
french s. extra.
Marriage andsDeath Notices Sc 0U
tObitrry Notices 4 cents line.
Advertisements sent In for pnblica-
zion. when there are no directions, VIII
be inserted in English and French. and
when time Is not limited viii be CON
inued until orders are received and
charged accordingly
Liberal discount to those Who adYer-
tise by the year or quarter
No credit VIII be given for Advertising
or job work, except by special agree
ment.
Cards, stating merely the name,
business and place of residence. with
paper included Twelve Dollars per
annum.
ANSoUNCBHrENTs Candidates for
office, lsimple announcement Of ten
lines or less, SIG; for i'olice Jaryr 81.
In Frenchs So extra.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-12
Ina 49,. u -,sa.

Hrsm taa NeN
not many days $50 the passed
strasts of Ee Gfle rang with
lhs tramp d armed man, ard ihs
0f he bay0ret, the ratsls
II Tie sabre. aud tie low 3HEnbls
of aFt6eET we're aoccmpa anImsnta
ealcnIatsd 90 INSPIRE an awe DE
Che Might of The sneral govern
ment. evsn G they did not aFaEen
any very intsD sn REs Ct
patrio in E1a 8ge SIS al taRs
Who saw the rational army Used
tor the bassf party TlEposa
ltis idle @ deny the very p7tert
fact that TIE army and navy oi
the lited States were nt ho
Ia1u n and are main aimed
hera. lo bolster up 8 90s7sn
pure and sinpls-a uarpatl
which the people very prop
Tar1diats and 5aneunra
The army aud navT have Ta
eaiVed from tha aaona 8 whom they.
WeTa sent To cosFce into oba3ienca
Go a gossg1 nens mot nf the peopa
.ouly courtesy and kin7ne 81
The people, though thcrou aly
conscious of the wrong put up0n
them ara patient and hopeful
seeing in the near future tho
davning Of glorious day at
peace and prosperity
Tuesday. marching IA solid
lanz. moved through tie ssEeass 3
portion OE lie erand aFmT oE
peace and aF0lharlg love- AIau
from all parts Of onE great couu
trY Mas bed shoulder Cd sh0uldsEs
keeping time to the same musi0,
animated by the same na6la antl-
.msnk
We hail The event ~ the happy
precugsOr oE an era 81 glg vail
between The two sections, Is an
evidence that The great heart qf
tile nation thEohs 81 lie musie 0t
peace and concords sud that the
time II fast passing awav WheR
the army ard navy can be used
TO uphold 3 usurpatfan, or over
rids TIE viIl Fl tle psopla
Resfgnatapn og Durell,
. Erm 81 ser Orleans
Positive inforuaticn has been
rscaived in This city that Jnags
Durall has resigned ths o'acs ct
United States District Jadg
Impeachment stared h5n In the
faes 50 terribly thar he dared NOS
ris \ trial. Hence bis Wisl3Eai
from . position tlat might iaopsE-
diza his future naEle and prs psets-
Ia placa of Judge DuFs!I, We heE
ID reported thar President Grant
has appointed Waller Eern,
lawyer 0f talent and high stand
iug aE our lar. Never having
taken any pasi in politics we Asa
not abie t0 saw what are has Fa
predictions, but this much We
cal say, that his appOiatmaaa vii
rFsa esaaFaI satisfaction te t#a
ahola ecmMuniiT. aBd especially
so Gle ha 81 New Orleans. From
Darrell to Eearn 3 Like caauge
from niehs 10 day.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-12-12
KEEP CoOLl

IT. AsE NOW PUTTING DOWN Wen.
ana Waaar Coolers far eistefns, and
nntainu ND IaghfinR Rods. IN Aiaka
Charles and vicinity The wells ala
bored with my pataa angpr Gall on
gaptaiIl Thomas Hansen. ]. NJ. hEyan +,
Isnnis 1leveque, Wm. Meyer. t.eo. I'LL.
Wells. y A Kinder, John Dlllon and
tls5.fazn Ean Coos. and eSanina sreel-
mems af alI nv branches oi wurk. Per-
fael satisfaction Is price and woEkHa an-
ship guaranteed
SAMUEL CARY.
Iaka Charles, August 1. h
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

seS.o e.
81 Msl viii oicase M ias morning services the Rev. Thomas
THE SAFE sIDE.-A DESIRE FOR SAFETY IS
I natural 70 the human heart planted there BY
fssspd asss'. sss
our souls, Thers are some who positively assert hat
safety Consists in believing certain doctrines including
uphods hoss Thsre
,s who would gladly accept and support more liberal
prove be true. They would like Join the Universal
ists but they Imagine that on the whole it is safer
saith s z sce ias O. s c
bs Put waoiG & his trust s IN the
trust IL tSs Lord he who fears Be- found outside ts
Gods truth and that to him. as COD heir the whole
q e sd
snss GSd will = E e beyond the and VIII
who believes that God too good whom
@ a s mt on wG
universaliss trust God Implicitly. They say with Job
love for the suncrer's good They therefore have no
we and neither % death Ras% nor iHs lie
able PPas sSSS
ssskf! snf DsynRs
Morning srfjso criminal olsss.s sna o'clock
Evening subject Turning Pontsn
vii HP Z.
THE CHILDREN's PROGRESSIVE LYCEUM HOLD
Rooms Forty second street and Sixth avenue on Tues
day and Wednesday, 18th and 9th inst
WAINWRIGHT MEMORIAL CHURCH, CORNER OF
vice. a % ana $50 The rector Kew pT'fasst Eg5ss
~ Y ns morning IsSgna h and Ac
and Others" Services on Christmas Day at fO:sa
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

arpsErENrs-rurp PAGE and FouxrH PAcr-First
sS!sSa Column
so1kbERs wHNTEp.sscosD PAcn-FHst second.
BOARD bird And sSH f0r TobdSS
ss;s sJa ss@Rs sss
sSs1Rss SsEgEss s.o. -.
CITY us1 sEaG EsHHTE FOR sALE-pounrn r.curhird
cI.skRs AND sALEsMEN-Furrrsrn PAcs-rhird and
fourth columns
sb
CoAslWisE TEXlsHrps-pou.rr.s.u pAcr-siz.h
bss iSSsn sf'ss !.s and sixth
Eyssls%sD sD
4.sass .ss%s ss,s%
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.
Hsb p
FouRrErHrH PAcE-First, second and third col
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAc.-secsnd
nsLf mo Sa,s iEo PAor-yourh
hobby PREsENTs-rH.rr.srn rAG.-sixth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES Ac.-F,rnrSrn PAor-Finn
.5 s sss'f
SHE ri sSSsSss.:s 4sP sss. saa
qs SSSSEss,sss sssss column
.na R so
s.s.ya ,ssss ssann
AND
xlscELLSsSEoEs Observation-Disclosures
WV Passsa column column
fzSoSokTE ORGANS sc@SoSs1S ssSS9a 'f"1i Paaa@frst
Gs FOR SALE OR TO
REAL S0'RgHir EsT1rr wAsrED-Four.u f4o,-pinh col
RELiGIoUs NoTICEs-FIRsr PAcr-second and third
pos,,s so1%m
SALES AT AUcTIoN-sIcosD P1cE-Fifth and sixth
srruafioNs s1'HGas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
M 'Sssse %SsrESaaLEsrs,n fScans s1os
srncAE nhEd fSSS1aE SonfcEs-s,,,rr,, p.a,-yonr., A.,
and sixth column.
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS. &C.-FIrrEENrH PAGE
Fifth column.
sTH 4SI PAs.si1,h COLUMN
The TURF-FIFrEENrH PAGR-Fifth column
~ LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-F0URrExxrH
tsn's' aSHDHvouarrnsrH sS1%a p4oss.1,n COL
UNFURNTSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-FouRrEESTH PAcE-Third and fourth col
WANTED TO PuRcHAsE-Fouarn PAc,-Fiah col.
WATCHES JEwELRY, Sc.-FouRrH PAc.-Fifh COL
WINES LIQUORS. AC.-FouRrEEsrH PAos-sixth COL
umn
WINTER REsORTs-SEcoSp PAGE-Firh column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, kC-SIxrxKurR PAGD-Sixth
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
BENNETT BUILDING.


BENNETT BUILDING
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT
ELawrence 4 Co.. Bankers
SH j.. Dumont, stationer.
4fienss "A %i s1i.f, Il. h7ssS hsx ssHns %ias.
- 3 psysnpaTs Halter
-baum Eriss1dAR;; R;IsN Tsilos. sg4ony
unst Very sshssso sshsoSb sE saPs.. sfS and l''''''s"
i-McHahSn Morse Isxyera
<. BaeRiDsSsm, Lawyer Lawyer.
e. Pinckney, LAWYER,
s-6.mpbsli / faIasf Lawyers
tt Meade 4 ROCKWELL Lawyers.
eNorthwestern Life Insurance Com n,ai'
L s. Benedict. Agent
i}-Toiet
~ Charlton T. Lewis, Secretary
n-ncCarthy Chalmers, Lawyers
Y. EssEssGn; Wsa f'avxsr Lswyer.
in.ernsaonai S atom; coissiion Ases,etioa
l,yudgs Sutherland
as;s!%i,s;:sSS:s ~; Sss;ssi, S;ls;Ssi, Lawyer.
AsSeridsn. Bonynge. Cochran and xoEwen. sseno.
sEfishs Scomer, Real Estate.
IL Aiken, Lawyer:
9. Matthew'S, Lawyer
E.GG GWHTdsaeT, WI1s.I Lazy Iswyer.
". Durack. Lawyer
t-Wliiinson / Peters, Trustees OF Estate ol White.
E A'E''so !. ssosrad' . Std'fs' Tsrsss Hsx's''
NV. R. Bergholz Civil Engineer.
Pelham and f0StsHfsifi FSHssa Fs5Gss s45sT Company
a'Se kssar Seieaan ne kssls.sf sfln Is Bankruptcy
4 Henry Wehe Lawyer
s'ss g so1ss's1 ssItsn; .fE~ysr; lawyer
Z: 4 faisIss; 5sSs fsxyss: Eswys:
/ c:sil sssi: i
,-hsssins hsssi : e Crook, Lawyer.
Purroy Butzel, Lawyers
ASlsry ASi i sasssa wslst 41ssssa ssSssnca. Lawyer.
,ess G!As1fRll 3 Williams. aa%{sI; lawyer
nc il. Glover Lawyer.
= Lockwood 4 Crosby, Lawyers
H(s D. buher, Lawyer
FIFTH STORY.
.EksuvVssaS' Isl saisaSffi sass nawEss Receiver.
sITakeman Laitng, Lawyers 1"
81 s. wnche ster, Lawyer
-iGaa s-ri'eh 3 F,eS. S1Sis. Lawyers
-a.sssiff 4 siss;Sp, sSs Lawyers
,sslety S for Information % of Juvenile Delinausns
J. A. Lydecker Real Estate.
G. 4. Lydecker. Lawyer
III. p A J. A. Reed, Lawyers
l2-Byrne, Everett Co., Lawyers
- Walsh, Halbcrt ana Eckerson La wyers.
SIXTH STORY
John Townshend. Lawyer.
A. Nicholson.
1Henderson Benedict, Lawyer.
r. Logan. Scotch Granite, &C.
Sc w. Carpenter, Lawyer.
Otis T. Halt, Lawyer.
bj p. Webster Lawyer
D. X. Lyddy, Lawyer
JEFFERSON Clark, Lawyer.
John l. Knight
81 Hodges Meeker, Lawyers
- r 8. Burr, Lawyer.
John Crompton, Accountant
Smith Dean City Surveyors
WlG. w. Van Sicen Lawyer
nyT. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
ny Charles d. Barrow, Lawyer.
13t Henry A. Gldersleeve, Lawyer
;h}0. r. Darlington, Lawyer
u. W. Tompkins Lawyer.
T. II. Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the time.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
OPEN In TIE EVENING.

OPEN In TIE EVENING.
I WIZ ARE ENABLED TO OFFER THE MOST DE-
CIDED BARGAINS IN MANY YEARS IN REAL
LACEs AND REAL LACE GOODS. REAL POINT
AND POINT APPLIQUE LACEs, HANDKER-
CHIEFS AND BARBs. POINT APPLIQUE PELE
R1NEs FROM IS UPWARDS, REAL POINT HAND
KERcHIEFs FROM ss UPWARDS. ELEGANT
REAL POINT COLLARS AT 81, 81 rs. 81 So sci
AND 81 5o-CosT FROM IS TO SIT TO IMPORT
WITH FINE STOCK OF HANDMADE LACE
GOODS VERY CHEAP,
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

IA all our articles are exccedingly well adapteu 4
uscfui HOLIDAY PRESENTS. we sell them for II
HOLIDAYS prices that are within the reach Of ever
b0dy
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

Our s. Suits reduced to - IS.
Our Sill Suts reduced to $6 81
Our SIC suits reduced to $40
our S2i SUITS reduced to SA -
our SIS suits reduced 70 t2i
PAISLEY AND BRocHE sHAwLs
Paisley Broche shawls reduced to S. S. sl2 SIS
SIS, s., and upward.
PRICES MARKED DOWN IN
HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS. SASH RIBBONS. KID
AND CLOTH GLOVES. vELvErs. TRIMMING sAr1Ns.
BLACK SILKS REAL LAoRs, DRESS TRIMMINGS
BALL PRINCES, ALL SHADES, REDUCED TO IsC.
YARD.
DON'T FORGET TO BUY YOUR
TOYS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AT
EHRICHS. EHRICHS. hh"AenSs
s2s7 $50 ana 2ss Eighth av, near rwenty-four'n 81
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL $50 Pm.
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF CUSTOMERS Rs ON Az
STORE WILL. BR OPEN CHRISThAS AohNiS0 VH-
ror Other Dry Goods Advertisements sce
sixteenth Page
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

Crown Braids, D0c. and upward.
Switches, from 81 to $l00
Curis warranted n naturally curly, from 81 to 500
Satisfaction warranted In every case goods return
able only reliable articles sold IN this
THE DIPLOMA BEING AWARDED TO US AT THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR
Ciombngs mado up At 26c. and b0c per ounce. Gray
hair snecalty Frisettes the choicest coors at &c.
Oc and 81 per yard Ladies hair made over In the
Latest sLYlcA
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
OPEN IN THE EVENING.

OPEN IN THE EVENING
! I'M OUR RIBBON DEPARTMENTS WE HAVE THE T
LARGEST COLLECTION OF SASH RIBBONS AND /
FRINGED sAsHEs IN THE CITY, JUST RE-
cEIvEp, 100 BOXES FINEST QUALITY FINCH
GRos GRAIN SASH RIBBONS, ALL SILK, IN ALL
COLORs. at es CENTS PER YARD. RICH ROMAN,
PLAIDs AND FANCY sAsHEs AT ENORMOUSLY
REDUCED PRICES. LADIES' AND GENTLE
MEMS SILK MUFFLERs HANDKERCHIEFs,
TIES AND sCARFs MAGNIFICENT STOCK AT
PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

OPEN IN THE EVENING.
i THE CONSTANTLY INCREASING SALES OF UUK
CELEBRATED LUPIN'S KID GLOVES IS THE
! BEST EVIDENCE THAT THEY ARE THE BEST
Low PRICE KID GLOVE IN TIE WORLD A
MAGNIFICENT SELECTION OF STREET AND
OPERA SHADES IN TWO THREE, FOUR AND
SIX BUTTONS; VERY SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS
coURvoIsIER's KID GLOVES FOR LADIES. GEN
TLEMEN AND MISSES; VERY LARGE STOCK
ALWAYS ON HAND. CHEAPER THAN ANY
OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.