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New-York tribune., 1874-01-16
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK Thursday. Jan. 10. 1874
There was a large attendance at the Ex-
change saesroom to-day, but the sales were unimpor-
tant James NJ Miller sold, by order OF the Supreme
Court under the direction OF Clarence N. Embury re-
force three lots on north side OF 125
feet east of Eleventbave 75xlO05 together with the
frame dwelling house thereon, known the Sullivan
Mansion house. 10 parties in interest for $4 1OO Din
gee sold by order OF the Supreme Court under direction
Of Thomas II. Landon, referee the threestOry brown
stone basement and brick house and lot north side OF
thirty yfourthst 1859 feet west OF
Ffthaye to plaintiff in suit for $2O9l An
hony l. Beecker sold fourstory brown stone house ana
lot known as East ntyninth-st, lot 2OX hai1
fhe block 10 James Henry for s26SC0 Joseph Mc ulre
adjourned sale OF house ana lot East Tnlfethst lOr
week.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NEWBORN CITY. 1900,
No 1926 II OF Bosery, 2jrluO nth part ) 10
III 215 " of 9TH 2JIjoJ.......' ~ uV
i}ls " OF 6th-ave, 20 lOrlO ZsOVV
46J 10 Of 6th-aye 20 52xlOO 5......... ZEUUO
l29th-st go III suVO
80 isnsd 20 no Of iy7hs 10 lOrSO...... 2SOOO
,ve 18th ~ l9,JOO
Ba bounded north by SOnth
part thereof; running 1916 n. including npansn ami - o
sppage rights between piers foot Of Broad and Whehasm ooV
LEGsEHoLD CoSyEYASCEs
B,ays III OF Churchst, 22Ill46, Il years. A. on
Tlt3iV
43h. s. l7O e Of Leripgon.sve 20rlOO5..'.... lllOo
Sah 100 y Of 3i-aye. l75rlOO5
59hst . 300 q n Of 3i-Aye, 71rlOO5) ~ '''''
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16

eBEN Nd fIN ANA RhlIItOhD, lnt UhEAl
l. TRUNK LINE AND UNIFIED sIAIES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Newiork Of DesGrossrs and CoaDdts
follows;
Express H.rdsbure Pittsburgh Pli-
Place Car, attached $3.50 8. and $50 sunday D,
aud S30p.
For baltimore. Washington aud the SoOth $40 and
.. SUNDAY . 0.
and IL night Sunday $40 $50 ALI p bnisrans
and secondc.,ss, 700 II.
For TreDton at 7:2O a. m 2 3O sod 6lO Sundsy 10
o 2;3O s:l0 4:S0. ,, J;20 J4O D. GlU $50 z,
1880 $40 10 ll3O and IL nlgl SUNDAY DO 0IO and
Fcr ETl,b.h g. 6:3O 7.2O 7.4G 800 8 10 IL m II m
2:30. BIO 340 4lO $50. j:21 5:iO. u. OlO. $50
7:3O $40. 10 1880 AMI y pshL sunday $50 6:lo
anI so K.h.,y D. $50 1920 500 10 m - r.. l. 2 230
aid $40 40 4:3O j:2O $40 q. G:lO. 63O $40 10
and ON SUNDAY. J:2O. ali 6:lop IN.
For Woodbridge Perth Anboy. ana sous Anboy sbd 10
Z2v Ss G Bruas.es 20 and 800 4 NJ y m 2 3.lO 43O
Fork Milestone. 900 m. IL upoa an 4.5u 20.
lor Tambertvile Fleirin.ton 9:3O m an r.m.
Philp,burg and Belyidere. 3 ana { D.. 70.
BaIlngton Ctrlrn 12D 4ad 80
H.. 1890. 2 $40, 4, snd 10 pm
For FrceLoJ. 20 m. and D. H.
ForP isle SQuSn, 80 2 alf y o. u.
FOR P.mberton and Camden .. m and 3:jC p. a.
Trans arrive ~ follows: From P.ab4l b. OJO l&35
1885 daily; IL 55 daily. hoi From Washug-
ton Baltimore N. 5:l5 1927 SIrGay 6Oa
1927 :. From Pbl'aGe'pha J;22 U.JJ 800 lU:I5
ll:5o 2l5 5;lJ. 6O5. s:ti. 1927 D. Siuda, 6:24
sos. $3.50. ll:j5s. sUi 1927 o.
Ticket oG., 500 435 IA an 9ii Balway 10 Asor noassy
d. M BOYD, IT,. Gen. Pass AseuL
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16

had large and generous nature and not rev OF the
elements OF great man, the greatest we nave eNc.
and though own we had at the tiine uilust
Creudices against him, FOR his treatment on otn.th
rather than OF ourselves felt when told OF ms neah
that Catholics had lost protecting power iatuel
could shield from enemies. we Ielt pcIeoheIIy
orphaned. left desOate and helpless; that no man VIZ a
Left who could ill his place and act ms par, n M
he did work. honor 10 the Dlefaicuy ""u
glory 10 the land OF his birth.
Dr. BrownsOn is "a strenuous advocate OF inc uiNeo"
society into classes in direct opposition To tne oeiho
cratic equality which nc maintained in the days VI HE
blooming radicalisn. As good Catholic he feeis MN
self bound to honor the poor and TO do everything III ms
power for their temporal and spiritual welfare puJ ne
does not believe trying TO assist them out OF 'her
class by education or other artificial appliances. He
gives curious confession OF his own experience on
this point we ourselves sprung from them put oy our
own personal efforts yet never have we known IN the
life Of letters the peace and conentment the JOY ana
happiness we experienced daylaborer, though III
the toughest and hardest species Of labor Our sner
inv and our sin began when the future reviewer and
author aspred to station reputed above that to when
his parents once wealthy reduced, and in which
he had the happiness be born. How gladly, we nave
often since felt would return 10 the humble cond-
ton Of our childhood and youth, and exchange all the
honors Of the orator the author and reviewer for the
peace and security Of the woOdchOpper, the mechanic
or the ordinary farm laborer aspiring only to perform
well his DAVIS work" DR.. Brownson's remarks on the
character and effects OF the recent financial crisis are
pungent even TO bitterness. but they wen deserve the
attention OF rejecting readers less for their notes OF
warning than Tor their vigorous descriptions.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
EnR 1874


WILL BB READY ABOUT NEWYEARs,
and in addition 10 the
CALENDAR AND ASTRONOMICAL PAGKs
will
THE LATEST ELECTION RETURNS BY STATES. COUNTIES,
AND TOWNS.
ABSTRACT OF I. LAWS
TABLE oP APPROPRIATIONS MADE FOR THE CURRENT
YEAR
FOREIGN rRADg oP GREAT BRITAIN, U. s., AND CANADA
RAILROAD STATISTICS.
CHRONICLE OF EVENTS AND OBITUARY RECORD OF 1878
TABLES oP WEIGHTS MEASURES. AND COINS
TBB TRASsPoRTATIos QUESTION.
VALUABLE STATISTICS OF THB TRAFFIC Op TRUNK
RAILROADS AND CANALS
EEwYoRK sHERIPYs AND COUNTY CLYRKs
oOSsTITUTloS OF rHR UNITED sTATkS.
COMMITTEES OF TIE U. g. CONGRESS-
And much other valuable Political and satsIt sfornxItn
Pbos 20 eslsi z copies tsr ST.
Addsn
TnR rRIBuEB
EssYerk
WANTED-A gentleman to MANAGE the
w saberpusn DepsItmsDt vi Publishing Hoase
tbsroats Address with fa yartenar,
rebeay qasiSeAeIs nc, tey btBsCklfJioF AGssCn
A knnX ~ IN ~
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
BENSON. J. W., Old Bond-st., Ludg hill, f. c.
q II I's!::|

rb pRsT and MORT AGREEABLE TONIC introduced For
ne ue Of In-eson Genera Debility and Loss d Appetite ~,
n.h puny by The Poo1 Journal Arthur Hal
un n Wcntsorth L. Scott, ESQ.,, y. &. s.. T. A. ). L..
Rs A. Ne Sold by Grocers Gimen and Chemists In large
- a, D. saeb Beware Of Prepared bV
'o'A'' " GOODALL. BACKiOUSB Co.
Leeds England.
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

On and sfsr Dec l. 1878 leave South Eght,l Brook
lyp A. follows (sundau eieeptcd
For Paebofue and intermediate stations At $50 and
intermediate station, al S3O A. sli ani n
Bab,lon And nsnasass stations At $50 And y0 T. D.
Yor hsrhet and 30 1880 .. g.
and 7 D
psesd RoiApsy and intermediate sAoaa at $50 ~
4, D. and p N.
susss, usps ,ss,s Bashweh for lshp ass
0ho. D. CANAAN Supenssa1eBA
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STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON. VIA

The elegant RHODE ISLAND Tuesars Thsr~
DAYS and and kAkRAGANsBlr AOda We nssvs
Yrdays from Per 33 loot OF Js. d4y lsIepl
ssy) at o m arriving Boston ahead oi al other ineN
Teks for ss all pacpa, Railroad Ohes aad Sta,ercom' -
cured AZ the enees eseos Co SO
l. W. NLkiNS d. D. BAbCoCk Prescent
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Uitn urul &sluir fUr Sale.

Cifp rrul Goiuir fUr Sale.
A HANDSOME 3-stOry brown stone HOUSE,
~ in perfect orer feet vide. in Forty bnb between SHih
snd Brosiway Price Only t22OOo r IL GhADl -.
VERY handsome fouT-stOry br0wn-stOne
~ HOISE ?. et vide in ORDER beautifully frescoed
&C. in Foy.eyentbst FIhaye Columbia College Lease
$4,000 r II. GIADl o. sum - AVE-
OTIS for SALE or 10 LEASE-For FOUN-
IL DERIES MANUFACTORlES CHEMICAL WORKS, ae-
Large blocks bukhad water front suitable for large oun
dee or factories; also blocks Of lots suitable for deelngs prices
low and terms very easy Apply s. b. sCHBFPELIN liO WIZ
haIn-sL
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16

The Eclectic Magazine for Januasy commences
tue nineteenth volume of the series, and the thr-
teth year Of the existence of the work. The remark
able success il has met with popular family maya
zine is due TO the diligence and good taste with which
It's selections have been made from the best cmreh'
periodicals OF Great Britain including contributions
from several Of the most eminent names in modern
literature and science and almost without exception
preserving high standard in the character OF Its con-
tents Always attractive, often entertaining IT has
higher aim than mere amusement and It's constant
perusa would guarantee acquaintance with many oil
the choicest specimens OF recent literature, and a
familiarity with the most valuable fruits Of modern
scientific research.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16
Ocean Steamers

A NCUOR LINE-Steamers sail from Pier 20,
~ n r. foot Deyst EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sATURDAf =;
ElYsIA Jan. II CAsTALIA "ednesdsJ ysu, -
MACEDONIA Weddav Jan. 81 Saturnsy jan i
VICTORIA saturtsr Jan u TRISACRiA !" ednesiay Peo 4
Cnn pssaRe 20 or from Ggo. Liverpool or Londonderry
steamers sos and S7j return slO currency SATURDAY
$6j and S5 return fl3O gold sefage p,age 20 DAs
cow Liverpool London QueensOsn Londonderry Belfast BRISTOL or
Carlg $50 currency ,p-u..
green New York HENDERSON BROThbRS. Agents
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16
Ncm Publications..
PROSE STORY BY THE AUTHOR OF
MRS JERNISGHAMs JOURNAL

A VERY YOUNG COUPLE.
hams Journal" 81 %.
From he #orofsfr Daily Sfy.
bright amazing story somewhat out Of the coHh'n and ee'
e told The very Young couple Housekeeping lodgings of
tie most limited dimensions with correspond, ana with no
more d Of how 10 manage OF babies They had
ro times and queer dinners Jolly and hsppyenoed
today and le, morrow take seoxcep for occasional mis-
e striving make expenditures and correspond After
time clouds come into their bright The husband troube the
poor little despsg time Of It, Fsth and courage how
ever help and them glow Of
happiness all deeper experience d II s sboTi
story but give couple Of hours pleasant erterisrmeuL'
Now Ready Sev EDITION Of
MRS. JERNINGHAM'S JOURNAL.
vol, 12no, 20 cents
Also q Companion Volume:
JOHN JERNINGHAMS JOURNAL.
! vol, l2no. IS oenn.
- The aton postpaid 0. reo',pi Of ne pfNt.
SCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG CO..
No 6j4 BROADWAY NETWORK.
CHARACTER.-Ma we read the character
See PHYSIOLOGICAL J0URNAS3 yesr-or the facts THE
SCIENCE OF HEALTH, 81, OF botb for 81 90 Address
5. r. WELLS, $50 Broadway, N Y
SPENCER's DESCRIPTIVE SOCIOLOGY
ID. APPLETON & Co.,
54s and 551 BROADWAY,
Publish this day:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16

Brooklpn Real estate for sae.
EOR SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORES
l. and Atlantic Dock fronting bes River adJoin
ing Hamilton Ferry Apply 5 SCHEFFELlN, l7O "iAmt
LNOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
80 and Remn. 5OrlOO and GS 20. IT, and "a Montague
IOOrlOO and No. lO2 PueappesI 2Ix6O House
No 7y Wionghhys House No. 1877 Woushby-s Houses hos
40 81 and So GORDON L. FORD 81 CassL, boohyn
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
L very GORDON FORD " cAk1I' b'ooAPh
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!, OF NEW-JERSEY

ID and Ssns,Ast R.l,o.d. P.. 81 LAURA
Dor. steamer BarDGgPORT {. before.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
ALLksrowS LINE TO TAG ,nd rst
Bsnch r. r. Hampton Junction vito Deass. Lasss.snus
DSo iaS % E1'l s tss ysg s 6 Ia: %
Pittsburgh and the West Central Pen1'anA ana hs"''s
'"" WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Bis mSsv.rss or Ea',op. 9eih ebem Bath, hle'nSs.
As.' S@ra, T% la&'s o Ti'' ssss% s''''''l A
mwy Train for Pennington R'.tp B,lVtere s'sch Cesrs,
ssaaocI Toward. w"eey &c Connects Junction With Del,
Ii,s an dali. ceI'ep, susa. @ E..'c. .r,,
son At R..ion M.uh caas lam,qua w.e'Oas s.-'sa.
@s IoaSs ear. TOD o DAsyl's ,N1 %1I1m'po &c
aiS lof tIs%,.r'Ss Ia9a. E,,S. B.1 .S''s.,
ing Columbia ane,,sst sv1yai. PCs,Ile H,'snrz sn g.
W. Te Tes Hd %r fiss Fssea a''' '' 8''''
~ n-wv Train Haston Aeniown and hsaeb Ch'af esa
-,c,s az Junction With Del L,eA. snd Vest x X
.So .. m-W.y rr,'n for someruLe and f..nrg'on
sp%.w.y y., yI'g @.i:s T., se'sr''. So s,'l:.,,
5:J0p m-EyssiSs glgREs. d.l, foT Esou Bs"de' hDes
O.u. Reading, Hlrr'eOrs Ph.sSTsh Chicago &c
SO T.T~ p nnpdr ~ a'f'S Pi.iHs.@ nj if"'''''~
$50 N m-iEmigrss,j-.Pot g,stOn;
For + Tassbata %s a. si5 5 800 g4O 72o s+s go
10: 80 1ll5, ~ l2@ l249 ~ % 8 1Sf5 1Sf5 3'i5
$50 oI0' ''i' iO'O ''''' K B. RICkBs saO- Ens
ERIE RAILWAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
II MgNT .. Train. taking Sovembr3 1873 PROM OsB
S Depot rSI 2 a;s % e.ss SS '6 6.y Rsp.
Baa.o sspiag co.ae' s'.oo r..
10;4J m-bipress Mail for bg-so ana h"sfa r'@ s""r
70 N Daivc-P.dfc Erpr... the Wet, sle.Ose Coach..
through to Buffalo Nsq Balls Cincinnati Detroit snd Chicago
without change.
Por Jery, 90 900 1880 and lo4j N 43o 6 30 sSd
csssp and Addletowu % 500 1880 900 1000 loIj
a m 3:45 6:30 aud ~ III, 300 sni lO;i5 -
trains at Mdtle.osn with EeSioTk and ".
W.rmiei 90 I0:45 a IN snd 43Opm.
Eevburgn, ts;3o and io;45 M. snd 4;30 ?. n.
suserD &c. 6:45 8 $3.50 1880, and lO4J $40. g..
Ridgewood Hohokns, Aleidae snd Ran.T, ,6; 64b 9.
~ go 1850 lO:4J J:f5 D. o. t63O, and 1880
p,tcr,op '6 6ib z $50 10, 'lO.3O. l0;i5 l1aS,
M IL noon IDS BIB 3:45 445. g. 5;lj g. '6s. 81,
sis 1880 and ~ 80 IA, aud Il ss;eriaV nEht, oniJ
IS: 80 and IL Saturday nights ony . N "a ,o.o -.
Ruthetud PARK and Passlc, 40; foJO ~ loiso, IL
Hds Hackensscs sna Na D. $40, and to;sO m i s. T. ,,
and C D. NJ and II SATURDAY. nights only. - -
R,gssooi & 10 and $3.50 a 30 3l5, 10, s+5, $780,
6 30 snd t7:45 D. and ~ Saturday nights oni' o M
Cre.skH B. B. 49, and $3.50 l:1O 5;lo Glo, 15o oSO
ana y: :45 o m, AMI ~ SATURDAY. nighL ony - 81. -.
Sparkhl D. D. ~ and $50 1880 3;l0, 4Io' 44D o"
$50 t7:i5 NJ ard " 80 Snrssy 9s'' oH' 2o a,5 a45 sgo
$50. ": :45 D. m and ~ Sa.uriay nights onY
spr ne Valley and Wsy. . aud 93Os. N. 440 p NJ - -,
EoTK-rFains leaving tbsmbersst even OF hal no sF'
Twenty
Boats Twenty rst at 1880 aud 1880 ~ eon9et',;
esving Chambess at same hoGn lbe IA A
midnight start from thsnbeTtst only
Tickets OTIS IN Drawing hoom ana Spns
Coaches obtained orders for the hecsng sn Ansirr
Baggage be lett at the Compsngs oh,-Zil - shu 30
Coart Brookyn the CoGpGays DeDos and OF Agens "s
principal hoeh .o -, ,,,,-.--- II,
' mo n ABBOTT, General Passenger AHent
I.or
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16

NETWORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RsLROAD.-New-Yo -Yors snd S~g Haven Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV. II. 1879
Passenger Station Grand C-alra batraGee
Fotyseconi-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
Trains for New Haven 800 tAecnl SOD lbt jus
tAee'nl 1000 (Br 1900 n tAr 90 lEx J. 3lbr s %
(Acen s3S and 5l0 kLoca EID g 10 tErl SlO tN
For south Norv3k 1903 500 9O5 1900 ZOO ttIi ~
2b5 45S $40 6:35 $40 9:l0 M tOr s'smfor 10 sOS
9O5 1910 1900 l;0O 223 800 (rL $3.50. 4:Ss
4i5, 5:l0, 5:4O. G:35 7:2O. S:l0. 9lO ,.
For Port Chester IL 40
05 1000 300 and flo
Line and S:lU TIE .OJ Loo
300 $40 9tl0 stopping STANFORD NorsslG ard Bnire
The S:05 aud 100 shore Lss
Division the Conn faicJ ssr
book. The sos 10 and 300 connect With New-ayen anf
korthamp.ou New Haven sos, 1000 IN. 200
with CoHn River r. K Sasaeh ant 500 m o
lOO and 300 with Ssnzs
iue Railroad and tie 500 H. and yo p "A wh boAionc s.s
Bridgeport The SO5 and S:OJ and 300 and 3S
p with Dsnbury and kor@ak at - Nowis sni toe sOoA n"
l:U0 ami e. 10 IT.. With New.LsnsaL Railroad ~ S:amOr
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at wa s9rnge- $40 n
Providence -
Day Express and Spngears Night EI
Tickets purchased Ticket oHe Of Con7,y Grand cer
ohces y. A. TrAns,r 9i Broadway
". Y and No. COirtst Brooklyn; who vii
from residence u destination.
further Of particulars AZ tot ard dso
JOHN L. MOODY SID! o. y. y DIV.
=
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ynstrntilon.

For Boys and Young Men City.
ANTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ 2J2 Ms,hson.aye-
school hOurs, 9ia m TO 29p m
NHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for BOYS
and YOUNG GEETLBMEN l26 and l2S EAst rHsn-i
PROP. CHARLiER, director and Propne.ot
MRS. GEO. VANDENHOFF's
" SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Fort -secouds. (ReseryOr Parkl.
SECOND TERN si commence Feb D. lsfs Hous RON 95o l.
10. to 2:3O p IN
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL for
the Schools Of Science Technology hue, Architecture se
Nav. Academy. .267 Broadway, near Thirty ,eoondst
INVEST SIDE BUSINESS COLLEGE, Twen-
w thrd,L, corner sIhAve-Dsv and Evening Plea" call
For Young Ladies-City.
"K INDERGARTEN SCHOOL" for Children,
IN and PRIVATE RECITATION ROOMS for Ladies hiil re-
r,u sept "a Object The and moral culture OF eh
det special ladies' not dtnnng we
routne Miss NJ coz, Pnn 10 West 41l.
NAME. DE VALENCIA" INSTITUTE for
lyI Young Ladies Chirsp 80 Wen nehundrsd and
thorough Frsneh, Latj nssh
n.ses drawing Painting French he snsuase ne
,hool Drsvns Pslnng all Of Embroidery t,nsnt 70
charge Parents guardians asns eH
educated sbrosd hTosgh hsd,pe
Rsrope propeoiaL "A reopen ssvI H. o'
Miscellaneous-City.
ELocUTIoSSia Mas GEO vAsDrynoyp
E,.s n, pup aud ladies and setemen) al her
No Mfet FOr se
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New- 1ersen Real Gsidte tor 5dle.

Nfw- 9ersen Real Gstdte Tor odle.
tgONTROSE, Orange. n. J.-ilost COM
NE pe webut HOUSE minutes from station great bargain
for SALE or to LET + g. Hl Bhhl, lr, ol LiDeryF'.
ORANGE, EJ.-Great variety property 1or
" sale unlnshei Sale Caaogue
p. II. GERRi 80 Nassau, cor Loery-s
- ACRES on Mountain Side, at south orange,
- ~ J-Spendd prospect. overlooking y Y abori location on
hour IRON Newlork NJ and f. X Il good school
churches Address j. h. rAlhIOR 6IS BroadNay
EewYork or South Orange. y. J.
tEn PER MONTH RENT, or Interest on
tpO purchase money; As minutes from beFtysl ner denots
81 fares; uneluse ayeli desirable Summer or winter
suburban RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS II bath. awn,
garden shade pleasant and healthy oton Apply al
Central Railroad Of NeWJersei) htauOh
OW NER, Box No. 1S4. Elizabeth. ~ j.
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New Publications.

lust PUBLISHED.
EVERY DAYS NEED,
collection RECEIPTS furnished BY the lanes oi me
BUSINESS WOMAN's HOME.
viii be sent postpaid Tor 50 oents 80
W." LARA EEkCIER ~ Wilourhhy-si, BROOKLYN, ". Y.
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Gtedmboais dn1 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
tnaed No nght and Bnssss
port BRTDgEPORT a before.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16

WHITE STAR LINE.
goR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIKI
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEW AMI RULL~POwE wERBD STEAMSHIPS
SAILING o SATURDAYS from Liverpool 90 THURS
DAYS, ca ing st Cors Hsrbo, esrb
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. jap. IL. al $500 D IN
ADRIATl,. SATURDAY. Jan %. AZ 1000
CELTIC SATURDAY. Jan 81. al 800 pm
BALTIC SATURDAY Feb z. r 500 p
OCEANIC SATURDAY. Feb ID, 800
Prom the DoeE Psyotis Psrrr. !ersev Ctr
Passenger ,fof all essse unrvAed eosbnnG
SAFETY. SPBRD AND COMFORT.
Saloons smok bathrooms ~ mdshp
feh aesatcsscs
kATEs-saloou Tickets, Sls0 soh
$50 ier snas Cls Cosnty
eertitcstTs S3k.
nookeu from Amsr'ca Para hamoess
sorwsy, Swelen lhs Australia ChnA ke
Draits RON II sp~Ar-.
nseeuoa other ,nora.on apyt ne Ceupsays
sc... Au IN BI,aivs,, hsu-lsrL X J. CORTA Aasat
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Glstellaneous.

EOR SALE-The PEW lately owned and Oc-
supeo tbs late Horace Greeley Dr. Chsgns Church Apply
SEXTON. Gbo W. WOOD lOi EAs1 5OthsL or 70 'uAa
sTORRs, 73 WorbsL
WANTED to PURCHASE-The PLATES
w Of rood BOOK u ,s by sulscrpooh Adir.ss II.
Tribune Ohes
New-York tribune., 1874-01-16

CHARACTER.-May we read the character
~ another bv bus head by his whole
See PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNALs3 yeef-or the facts THE
SCIENCE OF HEALIH, 81, ot both for ~ 90 Address
s X WELLS. $50 Broadway, ~ Y.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-02

Mr. III b. Jones announces HIM
self in to-day's issue as 4 candi-
date for the Office VI Parish Judge,
Mr.. Jones is i gentleman Of integ-
ss;As. as.1 hsssl naar.,l nEaw,Isnm ana
AtNJ 9lie fks5i" kt9ttAt 1Ssstttskti&g
ono who possesses many warm,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT friends through
ont this parish.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-02

Wo are under renewed ohliga-
tons to Captain Green Hall for
late Galveston papers and other
iavora The Captain informs us
that DO made sbo Grip from Calves
ton boT 70 Cialoasiou Pass il tan
hours.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-02

Since The lengthy debates il Com
gress, or the new election. il Louis
lana, hopes have been raised ID tbo
breasts Of The people. Private
dispatches innumerabIo state that
oven the recognition 81 the Nc
Emery Government y very proba-
bic, and that something viii be
done % redeem ths State.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-02
80 plnge.

NEG0k8&88N WIFI WHICH Vac 4AAA
deluge has overlooked our pre-
viousIy unhappy and unfortunate
State. than Is found ii the tele-
graphic columns Of the New Or
leans dailies 81 tie last two weeks;
and our limited space will not al
low IS Ia giye even that. AT This
late season Of the spring, with our
long depressed hopes enliyened BY
the prospect Of the heaviest crop
81 cotton, sugar, rice and corn
made in Louisiana since tbe war,
ID less than twenty days our be-
loved State has been swept with
TIE bosom of destruction, and
gaunt famine stares over 6fty thou
sand helpless men, women and
children 10 the face. Fully three
hundred thousand acres Of cotton,
corn, sugar and rice lands 10 Louis
lana, lately blooming ia rich pro-
mise Of an abundant harvest, are
now barren waste 81 desolahon.
The caroasses Of tens Of thousands
Of cattle, horses, mules, hogs and
sheep. are floating around lately
comfortable homes, only waiting
the iall Of tho water to sicken and
poison The air with rapid decom-
position. Hungry children are
crying for bread only bread
and their parents sit with clenched
hands and hollow, burning eyes,
staring out upon the waste Of wa
ters, and waiting despairingly for
that help which they are powerless
70 giv8
II the meantime, thanks to that
God WHO stitch, q king upon the
floods the great heart Of tie
American people is throbbiDg high
with sympathy, aud money, food
and clothing are rushing through
a hundred channels to the rescue.
It may be, ii the insorutable and
perfect wisdom and mercy Of God.
that this terrible calamity has been
sent upon US for tie express pur-
pose Of awakening ii tho hearts
Of the people Of the United States,
north, south, east and west, those
sublime feelings Of charity on the
one hand, and gratitude onytbe
other, which can alone heal the
ghastly wounds Of our late civil
war, and thus in one short month
restore that true fraternal bond 81
union which promised to remain
shattered for more than one geu-
Grafton.
In the meantime the citizens d
Lake Charles and Of this parish
owe it to humanity, ard to theil
own sense Of common duty and
self-respect, to come to the relic
ot their suffering sister parishes
We are glad to see By our country
exchanges that ia every parish b
the State men are UP and doing
in this noble work. For the honor
Of our town and parish, for the
sake 81 suffering humanity, fol
our sake and for Gods sake, le
us do something, and do II 1T once
Without further notice, tus meer
at The Court House next Monday
and appoint a committee to receive
and forward to New Orleans oul
contfibutionstothe common cause
The city Of Boston, Mass, BAL
already given twenty thousand
dollars ID cash To suffering Louisi.
ana viii the people Of any parI
oi Louisiana give nothing ID theii
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-02
AfINI3UN OF ME- ~.

We are authorised "a announce 81
B. JONES, 81 = candidate sar
tie Office 81 PARIsH JUDGE q Cat-
casgea Parish. 81 she coming NoggBsr
election.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-05-02
WM. a. ROBERTSON

PARISH OF sT. LANDRY, April 2, "a.
WM Al. RopERTsoN, Esq.
Dear Sir: The people of this arish
arc impressed with the necessity Of
selecting for their Representative in
the General Assembly men who are
able and willing to serve them irrespec-
tive Of parties Or cliques.
We are Of opinion tint you could do
ths State and parish good service in
the halls Of the General Assembly.
We request yot, therefore, to pre-
sent yourself as a candidate for the
Senate at the next general election.