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DISCHARGE OF FEMALE CLERKS
The result OF the recent retrenchment in
the Treasury Department has been the
diScitdrging Of 375 1CODlea there en-
pLoyed. 1t is said that women make
the best Government clerks, and yet the
blow falls first upon them. Inasmuch
as the women have no vote and no voice
in the Government, il is the duty of the
country especially to protect them-but
what are the claims of a DISTINGUISHED
person to one who can help or hurt the
Government by his ballot? What are
the claims Of a disfranchised class. i'm a
republican Government, who wear the
only recognized badge of inferiority
compared with those who are recog-
nized as their civil and political supe-
riors? If heads have to come of il is
cowardly to let the axe fall first upon
the weak, as all are whose rights Gov
ernment tramples on. The Government
waste has been startliDg-frauds and
corruptiOns winked at i'm headquarters
have cast a blot upon the latter part of
our centennial existence, so great rs TO
place the country almost on the verge Of
ruin, but the first sufferers i'm the at
tempt TO lessen the colossal expenses
are three or four hundred women who
were drawing scanty subsistence from
Government patronage. The arm Of the
Government is strong and its power to
Cypress its women is great. In every
town in which woman comes into col
lision with the arrOgated rights of man,
either civil or political, she is the suf-
ferer.-IOloIo Journal.
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least half q million persons, and It's influence
as an organ of opinion is simply tremendous.
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and expresses decided views on political and
social Problems Louisville COurerJournal
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~ a man In Boston, in his hurry to as
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stn.,, Aoe ', viii it. She was a good deal
STUCK up with his attentions.
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in never making the same one the second
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THE RIDE OF COLLINS GRAVES.
BY JOHN BOYLE o'RIELLY

An IScIDENr OF THE FLOOD IN MASSACHUSETTS
Oh MAY l6 1874
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aIsot the
dCo Mach
h. Agent
istrt,b Badgers Music Store
Sold the sament Plan $40 Down. and $40 Month till paid for
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THE OREGON CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.

tuG oh6ouN SEUlhHL hAiLhUau Jus
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE s, IS78,
" and until further notice, will run Freight
and Passenger Trains from
PORTLAND TO ST. JOSEPH,
As follows:
on WEEK DAYS:
LEAVE ARRIVE
POrtland......7:40 A. NJ ST. Joseph 4. u.
81. Joseph. .l2:jO p. NJ Portland ........i2O p. NJ.
on SUNDAYS:
LEAVE ARRIVE
POrtland...-...S:20 A. n. st. Joseph.--.li 10 A. "
81 Joseph.--I2:sO p. NJ. POrtland....-.--3:lO p. NJ
at Cornelius with Stages for Forest
Grove; at st. Joseph for all points South and
West = Lafayette, McMinnyille, Aniity Mon
mouth, Independence, Buena Vista and Cor
wallis.
30 Passengers received al Fourth street sid
ing on giving signal 10 the train.
Freight received at the Portland Warehouse
ana Dock Co.'s Wharf, and will not be received
hor Shipment after 2. NJ II. THIEISEN,
J. GASTON, GEM Sn,,t
rreisnI ana passenger Agent , 20
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TOURISTS should bear in mind that this
Il Route passes through the Garden OF the
Pacific Coast. The wild picturesque scenery
alone dOubly pays the Tourist for passing over
this line.
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.

THE BEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD
II does more work, more kinds OF work
better work, and does II easier than any Other
Machine.
II there is a FLORENCE" within a thousand
miles OF Portland not giving entire satlsiac-
ton, il | am informed of IL / will attend 10 II
without expense of any kind TO its owner.
We have the new style of FLORENCE" Ma
chine, that feeds the work away from the Ope-
rr,s inc fIfstf gfn Ia Of
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North Canyonyille,
Canas Valley,
Drain,
ElktOn,
GalesVille,
Gardner,
kellOggS,
LOokinglaSs,
Myrtle Creek
Oakland,
Pass Creek,
ROSeburg,
ScOttSburg,
Ten Mile,
Impqua city,
Wilbur,
Noncalla.
GRANT.
Canyon city,
Camp Watson,
John Day City,
DayVille,
Prairie city.
JACKSON.
Applcgaie,
Ashland Mills,
BrOwnsbOrOugh,
Central Point,
Eagle Point,
Grants Pass,
Hot Springs,
Jacksonville,
LakepOrt,
I.inkville,
Iangell Valley,
PhwniN,
Rock Point,
sans Valley,
Table Rock,
Willow Springs,
NainaX.
JOSEPHISE-
Kirby,
Leland,
Slate Greek,
Waldo.
LANE.
ftuffa nfeunnafnfrnar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

BE- Hing. repor.ei week ending Jan ST. 1874:
No unsafe generally; Lydia NJ smith, owner
corner Thave and one sIthsi ia
psfs chimueys; Vim. Simpson owner
1873 West Treths unsafe chimnes Frederick Cre
Sorh side 10 feet east Of Thru ave- unsafe
b1lelsion wall. John Kress
H. 2i7 West Tbrieth 81, wall John Roth
40 New Bovery, unsafe ceiling over boiler $ atcloWner
No P!th-sve unsafe floors; thas H. Woodruff agent
unsafe chmnes; Robert GOe owner
81 Bssi Thrtyio1ht unsafe rear wall and floors
Katharine A. COndit.
No LBdlow unsafe chimnevs Otto Buischer owner
No Forsvthst unsafe south pier; VIM Matthews
No % Blm-st unsaf front arch; r. Radway owner.
South Foriydghfst 200 feet Of Eghave unsafe
Front and walls &C. Mr. Cutting. owner
III Charon-st Of Greenwich uus5e plank wall
EIrs Fenlon.
No O3 Srth ave south gable; Catharne Hughes
BrOmS and CTosbyss unsafe west wall estate
MN Booigood, owner.
No l43 seven,eenthst unsafe front wall, Sc VIM
No Ij9 WSshins.On wall, Gei Elisha Ruckman
No 90 Kng unsafe gable Of extensions ThOs J. Gibbons
No 81 sprngs unssf front Dtels W. Bunker. owner.
l65 WashingtOn-t unsse generally L. Gilbert
West BroaWaY, unsafe south wall and chimney
r. 81 Broadway unss Rob Campbell
No. . Park-sve, unsafe Tue; &. " Wthaus owner
81 Aoney-st, unsafe ehmneys arch, &c Emanuel NJ. B.
Church
N 44 4l6 Broadway and column Edward Matthews
No n Coluubla.st unsafe ohmneys WIN. T. Horn owner
No 2S sheriff 81 unsafe Chuueys; Robert Hoe, owner.
No 30 Sberas unsafe cIImnevs Robert Hoe. owner.
No 20 unsafe -imaey Robert Hoe, owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
RTTLDING STATISTICS

ening SATURDAY, Jan 81 1874 record, ot
nv B'au u CoH on and liberation reports number Of
building, proposed for erection y total estimated sosi Of erection
sbe Westches District and one The Pvhaeons Hall Csn south
erection $4,000 humber buildings alteration "a
ssa@. cost Of alteration $50 1905 number Of special sIphea
tons fo frame and other structures 80.
T< Bureau Of Unsae Bt,a0s and Violations report
Porte % number Of violations removed OF build
,pa,, ~ ~. a., - ~ ,,o.x a. 80 & u S;G; -
eases notices Of violations served p notices Of unsafe buildings
M Bnrau Of Iron y9k pors Number Of uing reported for Ere
Bsreaso IAais Iiok, SAoothov, chueA,s Eaorle,
ea SarpA-Tsn th-sers lecture halls places public
Dsn. have been o'l5 visited viz TIE Acaatmy Of Muse
Bo.s Stsd Booths BryAat' and Tammany No Violations Of Law
ard have been carefully exam
ss . 70 ,a so1oa sns IN. means and appliances provided for
b nsuheu the parties IN interest Doh6d provide additional
: reported to have been carefully er.n
si 70 ber condition or safety and the and appliances pro-
tletorteA-Thrtg factories and buildings used for
S1,as PSpo,s. have rso Ted as having been thoroughly and carefully
IoI he protection OF their opson and emposs IN the event
80 10 al e1si where c ans were found 10 be insufficient the
parties have orhE provide such ad
SAoo. .ftelr as beng deemed requisite had been
spe1si svrreysBslf structure Cd Fourth and MADISON
s special survey the nsgaOn Honor the MayoT 10 whom
. a. % soa' eai.ns sho desired 20 have it
Interesting; TIE sIeTls cK walls surrounding bloch are -
she salI being carried Up 10 feet above and COPIED @ top
snde aud Hepeni,ni Of sad walls terrace gallery Of timber SO
Hret vide strongly famed and properly consructed Tie o 35
high ell open toward block the roof (, Of TIN h
o this strB aTs open INTENDED for eIsrc
~ - IN. .nse. ,, a. ~ he % Of The biological
S rcoeraoe TO be occupied by stables m.Bsges and
ke At the southwest Of PolrhAVe and VENT
the northeast corner Of TsrntysEht ud
be bck so feet high the present s,ructu,
north Fourth remain The plAb
ana eOOIruon strict accordance vito the Buldins
hu. a careful u the htner building, No. "a
Hsst SiIheihst. msde by The chiefs Of the
Bureaus following the Gre beyond doubt question
Mat did defective construction either Of
hsa1er' si exposed mbe either No - the al
Jasng bung fnn)re that the OF escape by ladder
ssse - ROOF with the Law the hoiar fues
4ope distracted protected bv iron abs throughout s,
r'eJ u s House u Refuge building made by Henry DudeI
Dper' Of BaBg With A. Boor and Henry DudeJ
CSntee OF TIE Anrea1 Insttate Of Archcn records tia
e urrepahous removal BY parties Of portion Of the tim
" sDd has rs1de1 Of the Of the gbl
s snd immediate has been ordered and Ia order
uI1, aspieoiuons by ptr,j stealing timber and maternal 70
40 SnF befeby other portions Of the bsng have
endsj tbs the doors an And moi done on
es PEA J. 1874 the banded u TIE attorney Of
ssfi@ept ioF enforcement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

H.s buildings FOR plans and specifications have been submitted
B n during week ending jan 81 1874:
south i 100 r. OF fhrdaVe Orick stable,
! 2jI6j; Il. G. Grey, owner. 60,
Onsunie north side, go r. west OF Sixth
seconaeass dweng each stories, l2I32i Lew
Aiims 90 90.
Forytbl No H. brick and tenement stories 25I5Oi
Geo Brett,
CIn.i soath side 100 r. Of Bowey brick public
bail 45oI1j estimated cost SjOOOO Jacob DAVID
Concord souh Of Cs northwest sie frame store and
knemsnt 2 stones. 2lI3S: August Have, owner
side l25 f. east Of IenthaVe bHck IRE
Ptn stories 2j170; Corporation Ciy New York owner
SIiydTssL. north SIDE 80 a. Of Fhaye brick store and
tenement stories, 4Ox2O .. Tbos J. Lynch
frs,L 175 f. Of Fst rear brick
rsble. stories jOHlS. John Mclaughlin,
brlck
psnt buillng stories 3Or62 John Mclaughlin. -
Onehundred and h ghih-st north side, r. east OF Willis
secOndcass frame dwelling stones $780, john EniHse
Forty 6st south 200 Of Tenhave brick teue
nsns bulldog stores 25I21i Roger Gallagher owner
between GIG and Cejsrss Noh New York; one frame
secoude6S dwelling, stories, 2OI21 ftsk Notsr owner
Oushundref north side - r. west Of lhr1sve
seeondoass frame dwellings each stories l46IiOi EdSd Gus
west POryiIhst No. Ala, brick tenement stories 25IjO
Margaret Carroll, owner.
64j brick and 2jI1j
Matter J. stafford owner
Bndgesve side % A. north Of Devoe-st frame dwell
bg drsi class, stories 3jI4l d; John McGauun. owner
Thrd-sv side 30 f. sOuh Of One hundred hst,
bick s.Ories A J. Braldlacut.
Total estimated Of erection Of the u buildings enumerated
Rl7i6OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
,nropeau ADVERTISEMENTS
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday. Feb. p 1874

NETWORK, Monday Feb 2 1871
The attendance at the Exchange Saes .c% Ss
.a. unusually small. D. NJ seaman sou a.. =,
Of the the ,s eo on st
north aide of Ia 70 Charles NJ Harris for
s 81 Tscrs nTSe,5Srs Pyit brick stable in
front ptcSard Harnett adjourned sa,e oi propoi'
ba Frssye and Forty so "4 mi lots north side Of
thirty lourthst io feet so T TSeepty
% for e O0J each. Two lull lots nave 1911 y,
lSI'n =, o. he ess side Of FthaVe q lee' Sou'n VI
seyeniy s are announced to take place at the
1-vcbauge salesrOOms tomorrow
ANV"""e' Tseif0y, FEB 3. ~, "a, n -. ~.
n t,eb Csmp-Sses Of housss ana os z"NAV-'-i Va
- - ~ sevsnivstlst 200 feet west o Seconda.e ~, Ia.
D. ss,p MlNr6 Soa-By order Of the executors eT "a
ireland the turee-story brick houses ana ios NJ o.
A. u,sso N the two snd lots Nos y ana "a ~ ~ bo
~, ot and budnFs n Glaeyoors the ottt i t So ST 50
80 h, NJ On So.tb .rh4ve.; the BRICK houses su 3s -
- 20 E,ty,t The lol bnIngs Nos 81 sn1 %
M -ee hopse. ans los NJs 300 SOS ana oiu
Nv public action the Eve tory broHhs'one 'O' ' 49,
knoWu 20 beeknsn-st $1,000, - = ga II on the north
By Jamrs Mlcr-'alr OF mouse Hul .y "a -, es N Ihaye
ale Of one handre ihs SZo9 iee' "'' VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
gilp Real estate for Sale.

A FEW GREAT BARGAINS in LOTS TO
"A ss~ Apply 70 HA RArS0R. Ga PisSsL
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TT
Drook!pn propertn Go Get.
9onnlrp prcperm to Eet.
Oreln Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE-Steamers sail from Pier 90,
III loo, Of Dev,,. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
IhNAChA " ednesav Feb AUSTRIA LA Feb. IL
haIdaY, Prb CALEDONIA Pen Is
fIAiA.W Wednesday. Feb IL ETHIOPIA Peb 81
passage 20 from Glasgow.
Menr.a steamer sos and $40; $3.50 SS1dAys
steamers 500 and f5 $3.50 gold Steerage Gss
SOW Liverpool London Queenstown Londonderry, Belfast BRISTOL
Draft. lowest Comp,ny Bowling.
green, kewNork HENDERSON BROT iERS Arrus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
fousee uno farms Ddnte0.

EARM WANTED on north shore OF Long
island at price not exceed 10000. Apply to rutland
WHITING. Beetmsn-st
NIANTED-SMALL FARM, about 10 acres,
w water front within Ia hours OF CITY Hall. Address Dr.
BRANDEER. sos PesrsL, Nea.forl.
WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE in
Brooklyn suitable for family Of four with al POGefn Improve
route within 30 minutes OF Fulton feTJ
Address, witt all particulars C. q. T. Tribune Ohre
WANTED-To PURCHASE for cash n
w small petarsque PLACE. with comfortable dwelling ke 10
contiguous Hudson River 10 Wrstcerr rtong
eounte b be expensive Address MIA iui
particulars, J. r.. Box 9O3, n. Y. p
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Giip properIn 10 lei.

RENNETT BUILDING
- pRBAT REDUCTION IN RENTS.
10 eligible PEW OfFlt ~
m.nins un the RENTS have been REDUCED aud hrS tenAns
NAY Obtain OFFICES al VERY Low RENTS.
olaSCKANCB and BANKING Offices offered unusual oP
poiaDi' 70 secure eligible Offices favorable terms
The above b7ldhg COMPLETELY FIHKPROORj heated by
steam Two e'i'Or ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS Inquire Of
tZ4Sll HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine-st
ITO LET-STORE, 4l9 Sixth-ave., 2Ox65 feet,
n West side plate ss front windows location for shoes
fancy DRY goods Apply In the store.
V'O LET-A part of desirable HOUSE,
II with factory sttaehei Tor light business ~oul
furnished Kentna owAf
hs~ss Fss psasss issaI u. hkLvIkLk Il9l UIssds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
BROOKLYN Real Csiats for Sale.

EOR SALE-L0TS on Remsen and Montague
Fsbush ave. and Prospect Park PlazI GORDON FORD
81 Cark-st. Brooklyn
nor SALE-COTTAGE, with all improve
u mens; 25rlOO 3l4 Tmrteenthst, Brcotyn price
81 800 Apply premises to JAS A. VAN BRUNT, 10 South
st.. Msden-lsne.
EOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos As wlow-st 81 Hcks 1902 Pinespple-st 1853
Remsen 40 81 ard SO 266 snd 2Gs W6shngiout
l79 1877 WIoughb GORDON FORD, 90 ClsTkst brook
lyn
EOR SALE - BARGAIN - Complete RESI-
DRNCR Lots Stable aud al Improvements and convenience
VAN BRUNT & BRO IS South-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03
FEBRUARY 3, 1874.
Dentistry.

DENTISTRY of every description cheaper
~ snd bete sb,n other ssisbishnsni the city
rIir,ens snder BALI pnsa Dr. WAIT sos
corner TWENTY. ihirdst and Fourth :,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-19
New orleans aaa rss.. na,,rsaa.

We see from our exchanges that the
subject Of u railroad from New Orleans
10 connect with the Central az, or some
point south OF Dallas, ID being agltaled.
A Thought devoted 10 this subject
would convince the most seeptleal that
the road IL necessity and win result
IN much good 10 the farming, mercan.
tile and mechanical interests Of Texas,
II VIII open u communication with
New Orleans, the Importance OF which
has ever been felt as u competing line
for transportation, that VIII save Inn
mensc amounts yearly,
II viii also develop some Of the great
resources of our country that have
heretofore lain dormant, and an lm-
prOvement In our state that viii be
very valuable and permanent. Dallas
IN the most available aud desirable
point for the terminus Of the road, the
Texas Pacific aud Texas Central form-
Ing a Junction there, We hope Tint by
stilct economy aud liberal assistance
from the country Ia DO specially hen.
eAtted TO soon be able 20 accomplish
this desired object, Il Athens Courier.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-19

Ina recentspeech Sir Henry ThGmp-
son noted the fact that all men OF ac-
ton, whether educated or not, require
foil of some kind TO their hours OF
blank toll, aud went on to say II yon
take away liquor from the working
man you must put in its place some
agent of amusement which Will give.
the elevation of spirit and buoyancy OK
heart furnished by alcohol. lie holds,
therefore, that on all days, and espe
cially on Sundays, coffee-houses, read
ing rooms, libraries, museums, and
picture galleries, should he thrown
omen 20 Iaborers. His advice is as APP.
plicable here IA IN England, but we
fear that not one OF our scientific men
would be much inclined to make an
offer like that with which Sir Henry
concluded his address. Much MS ]
want my own Sundays rest" he said,
OCCUPIED as am, would gladly de-
vote part of it to accompanying
party Of workingmen round our ma
tional gallery to cultivate their taste tt
apy extent to W ich / might be able
-fNew York Tribune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-19
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E,AgIY.

Fioc lines-Fifty cents for first i'sey-
ton osad tOeaiy-fCe cents for each sN5-
seqaem daily Insertion. Thirty Uo'0S
make foe lines. ,y..
Per square Of ten lines, One do'lar
for the first insertion, and MY cent? FOR
each sst5Seqoteat insertion, Nre hGes
One month"; S.; tro mo'lths, So
three naonths, $40. >,
one square, Of ten NaeS-O'e 0'onethl,
Sc, tao months, ST.; three months, Slo
Notices ,mder hedd Of city B,Sa3eSSS
- First Insertion, Is cents per Tine; ench
subsequent insertion ten cents pcr h"e,
for nonparo0 type, tedded. Il MJMC,
face tine, the space occ,pied chdr9e0
for at the above rate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-19

sam Bowles, Of the Springfield Re-
publican, gets through good days.
work OF editorial aud writing cores
pondence In n few hours. Whltelaw
Reid and Louis j. Jennings edit their
respective papers during two hours OF
each afternoon aud three or four at
night. Editors of afternoon papers In
New York generally work from nine
10 -four. John Hay and the other
members OF the Tribune staff average
one column Of BREWER daily, The staff
of the Times the same.