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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-04-25

LAUGHING BEAN,A plant has
been discovered in Central Arabia
with greater power over tho brain
than the we'll known iau Ching gas.
It never grows higher than three
or four feets and bears yellow aow-
ers, in tufts When the flowers so
tA seed, each capsule c0ntains two
or three black seeds, much like.
French beans Ia SIZE aud shape.
They give ont . sickening oaor,
and have u sweetish taste. with .
navor Of opium IL the seeds are
pulvarizegl, and a small auahtity
of tile powder IS administered, tie
eflect is wonderful, lasting about
an hour The person laughs It'll
great glee, danca Wildly, sings
and indulges ia alI Sorts 81 eapeis.
Wearied out with che strange ah-
tios, after an hQar BIZ saauahg >
SINKS in 4 profound inmber When
be wakes, he has not The rom0test
recollection oE what has passed..
Scientific tnen have not luliy an-
1sd iha sasIi t0 learn wbat ale-
menss produce s0ea sraordinary
eHeets
Tha Bold Mountain sha aid
to haVe beon gotten up hv iitlcil
slistilloYs to Illustrate 8 raid bF he
revenue department. They sue.
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yo4if,8 4ofF7ff y ais
The hansaqpei awiE6 ,runnang pro-
peller, AAl0Sy Will run regularly and
semi, uaeklYe from I.sske Gllarles to
Leeshnrg, tCalcasieU Pass carrying
fhaJJ ae. Mail. ALI dawn and ilp tgIfls
liy,Slasligtt Accommodation for eight
passenSers. EXCELLENT indnee eements to
liuntiliB and fishing parties
51 Ehl4s fut anaud trip td0wnand mp
$S- -doWn9or mp only, 81.
\ Leave Lake Charles, Mondays and
Thurs lays az 4 Al arrive at Lees-
burg same days, maj 8N
leave aeesburg Wednesday alld
lSaHifsasys 6 A Al9 tIrive at Lake
Charles sane days Schedule stunning
time between both places. twelve hours;
lotna cunning tirao, much less
TH0S, n. RlsNNNtI3DS, Master.
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-04-25
-L Wheel w Iat..

I Near the residence. Of Ig y. Bilbot
Begs to inform his friends and the
phbliU frat he is prepared TO execute
work as ab6ve mentioned IN first class
stgle. Terms aash. i1t
img3-ly. H,1tfna
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-04-25
!. AVE SCHOOL.


Mrs IHE0DULE LANDRY
has opened d private school lor|
9itlslih bake Cherries Taiti5HiuI
Ffencli and English. Terms 500
per month. 4.
TI3.F
's< AND STORE,
Dne mile above Lake Charles ON the.
CalcasicH River.
The undersigned wishes r. iuf0rm
tthetistveling public and Stock Drovers
that he lia8pHt his Ferry md be5i pens
in. good repair and is ready. I'd ane eorn-
Td0date All who mlty wish tn cross With
hiIns with e9erYthing that is generally
Irqquired bTi stock men and travel iers.
He las a large safe Flat, suitable for
i,erossiiig any Kind 81 stock also two
Chain bPoTns fprsHimming RasfHg3ge
on each side of the river free Of charge
n Keeps constantly on hand b filll sup
! ply sqf fRoeelsiess ProYisianssand For
| age; 1T the very lowest prices
\ ray.3 If l'A. 's 81 III. D.NIX.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-04-25
10 sTT-1EE cHARTI3s5 A 1HE1P

TIT lAiSI la NE CHA ARIES Afl CHEAP
! 'd'e' .'il CASH STORE
Wd .HludaynlfE t9lsl.' a
...5 u. A.auH III 0 ISIS
Is sTlTltnEd DRY GOODS, GB0CE-
II iH RES EDIGINES, BOOTS
, SHOES HA,ps, NO.
fHl fNIq TIoss9 stEARD. l@
liof WARE,
GRO Oh ER i II A,BE, ETc.,
IN. cid sAl iIsOR IOtlAssITi
Gail ana ale asn end6a7or to please.
Lake 6hatles. La. fe514,1y
.E#F tNssHt .H-f1ttA 4e.Ats 81 = .atAttt-
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B AND STORE.


i4 good repair md Is ready to ON :
Tt6date All Who miry wish to cross With
hiIni Will eatrYtling that is generally
required bEi stock raen and travels iers.
He las a large safe Flat, suitable for
serossitlg any Kind 6f stock also two
chain bpons fprsHimming. RastHgage
on eachside Of the river free Of charge
III Keeps cbnstantly 0n hand b fnil sup
ply af Groceries, pr0Yisi1nssand For
iny5A Atf l''a W H D.NIX.
GAINES RETlF,
3 la ne 81 Common street,
u u anNEWaOR aORLEANs, d
I1np6rte1 4; 5I5 galer 'in
pEarbheawafe, ll HafdWaf6,
i i6lassg 10 Cutlery
Tim d a e Clocks, &
Plated Wares Japan Ware
Ii ire | ia. az.
.A8BoRrsD CRATES F0HU6USTRT TBADE
AfWaYs 6N HASb.
W April 13th, l872lal u s''i'
afA REBgA Rl GA 4 Id
,atI Ia 4iaTQg4L 1Igliia Ia
Brnshaalg place. on tie Cal
.casiogl River, lust. below Alariop,t fl4ld
T6@hg with all the llllildnlgs and iu-
lpravClnhntsd km{bi 1GQ itaeres 6f hind.
Terms, $3.50. One third ieashs ard
balance IN one year with approved per-
II fjal Betljtftvla gtsH .a4tI AlhAs
AZ aql.gi Apply teaApll 355
GEO H VEIIiS, Agent.
AEt tna iii htEe9 su;tkg CHARLES, TIT
FOR SALE! FOR SA,IIsIs
4 mHiail 04
TOsFaa Lots Tor e.
lsBfYsT0Wg hofs. Situated IA the
s)NI town Of Lake CharlesQ froliI fifty
wards to one-half mile from the Court
Hnuse, lots qf yilfious sizes 0nll pl1.
ees, Superior Inducements to pllrGha.
sers. AL persons being desifqHs oi
iIJtrch 5ihg OK renbflg,, apply to ss.,
1 FiisgHp liz I'D !. KIRBY, or
\ moes 6lGR0. IEi WELLS lAgeiitl
4 August 914 lS72rln, a9tliis7 o.
.4,i.. N. ,E..A. KING,bq aFsil 4
-18T,. 4. !. ISi TIiflIl a
h4ili 6lslFa AMI, 8Ai Y INV
,f wv AneeI wv Hat.
Near the residence Of 4 z, Bilbor
Begs d inform his friends apd tht
I ptttliU That he is prepared TO eSeeqt'
\ work as ab6ve mentioned IN trst clas
style. Terms cash. ise5t1s
a,a Aas lALlA 4-
l.4ENrr TRae0U. RbeESE BoIssRa
TRIooU = BOissEAU
ImportarA and Wholesale Dealers i
HATES caPss sltra " Go os.d
l.IaDIis AID MISSES IRIWAInI
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~ Bf - DpFA

a Be9s leiave tO annoGnce I'd tie pen7
pie apf lake Charlesl that he is
prepared ITO takelell kinds. of eontIaets
FOR building OF reporting, and als0 to
furnish plans and Specifications free ct
0hatge, tiieB tlie work is tendefed him.
All businfss ID Lis line VIII lle attended
to with dispatch and interesti
ytfiehF14- lyiiAl FI 50
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.


EENTUCKY wHISKEY, TO IL YEARS OLD; COG.
N nae, Peach and Apple Brandy; Ciarcs. Cham.
pagncs sparkling Cognsc absolutely pure Liquors only
London. GEO. n. n. GRAY CO.. No. Park row.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York from foot OF Dcsbrosses and
Express for Harrisburg. Pttburg. the West and SOUTH
% WIN rSllman palace ears % attachsd' 9:5o A. NJ, and
are Railroad I'd. q si;a yisom CONNECTING at pima
Erie. $50 H., connecting at Cory ior titus Tiusvie lie.
=, Petroleum Centre and the OH Regions
except Sunday at $50 a. Nj. arrive at Washington
a;D n. Regular at $40 a. NJ. s and r. NJ. sun
Express Tor Philadelphia, s:ao 20 A. NJ I2:n a.lo,
sP. ". Emigrant and second class. p. NJ
TOT sS Ssds ss s;S s:iS ns IS s.S S so s /.
~ s" 10 II :s0f. NJ aud i night sunday s:& I
10. .EI,asbs!h; Se:9, Ip. M. nM.L2s.@
s:o 10, 1850 r. N. and IL night Sunday, s. o. and
For RAILWAY, s $50. I IoA. A.M.,lsM,I,a23a, sla
i@ sS ana s night tS ': sandar S SO sS snS ~ 1870
For wSospress rem and a%fcy ana south AmO0y and
90 sW s;o' 9F g. an, ~; y night e Sunday H. ~
For East Millstone. " noon 3:lo and ~ T. NJ
For PhiiiIpsburg and Beividerc $50 A. ~, and Pm
For Bordcntown, Burlington and camden, ana s'O A.
Fer Fl Frccho'a. , = a . a.. Sn' ! sanatp. n a~tp N.
For rarmingdale and Sanan, A. NJ and "; cr..,
For psr psmSsrSn Ns g ssd cfmaen A. A ana VIA '0
Trans arrive rrsSa's n aay excee; m
and ah a., si B. Sr' FROM sm rsa%spss, M sSsnqa "a 81
IN sunday. s.lo, 6:lo 6:1I ii;ss A. Nj; e:'o AMI
riskef G oiscs III sss and sn sroadway No Astor ouse
and loot Of Desbrosscs IN cortandt street. Emx:ant
rs,m Nos liz lis and us Hudson street ioboken
0'o0"'''' B. NJ. BOYD, Jr. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

IxusEMENTs-sscoxp PAos-First and second col.
PIs.sisIs s.:-asIsts s.;s%a sss%n
no
,so6RnYs Rq s's'h sGSI sfsn' ESTATE FOR
BUSINESS 9PsSSlTsiTIEs- N.s.u PAGE.
efTY REAL EsTxTE FOR sXLE-srooSD pues@rS,rd
oLERks AND sALEsMEN-rwrIrrz PAs--Four.h col.
zsS sss2a
ooAsTWisE sTEAMsHIPs-FInsr fAcr-Fourth and
sss.si..a sssSs Column
bkY GSnSE,s.1 PAsssi;tn column
SwEEESs EogsEs TssfoPa If PuRsisasD AND ux
EUROPEAN faoa col
EEgG&FIioks EyGe%FEmEs.y;s,. P.s.-si.th column.
ElNANCiAL-NISTH PAcg.
tsS tf'4fze sSlSRs TO LET
EsEs column
HELP wXNrED-MALEs-rwx1rru pAe.-Finh col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ao-Fasr rAs.-second and
ESoa s4es1'R sd sS'HRD
sS4SE r.sssa.th Se!sm2 .a
LEGAL PAeE-siHsn cOamn.
k0AE 0AT 0EFlcHSNE1RsS NP c6N pAcs.sixtn CO column %
MACHINERY-ELEvENrH PAGE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEcoND PAGE-Third column. Z
MEDlCAL-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKlNG-FIRsr PAGE-Sec-
M1scEIIxSS sSH,Si ots Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MUSICAI-SEcoKp PAaE-First column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAcE-First column
P1ANoFoRrEs, ORGANS. &C.-sIcoND PAGE-sec-
Ond column.
siTuoSa fASHs
R oGT Of TR 5Y fon SALE OR
RE hEsT1 sEccrD %D fAs1mrhiFd Hscp cOlHmn
REAL sSTXTE wANrED-sxcosp PAer-Third column.
BALES AT AUCTION-rwELrrH PAGs-Fith and sixth
sIruHTioNs wANTED-FEMALEs-TwrL PAGE
- First second, third and fourth columns.
eITUAT1ONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Special NOfiCEs-F,nsr rAcE-First and second col.
eTORAGE-ELEvzxrH PA0x-Sixth column.
SUMMER REsOKTS-SECoND PAoE-Sixth column.
The TkADES-TwKLrrH PAGK-Fifth col umn. 2.
TIE ~ CRF-FIRsT PAGE-Socond column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEconp PAcx-
rRAvELLERS' GUiDE-F1Rsr PAcs-Fiith and sixth
uNF6 RNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
Sxcoxp PAeE-Fitth and sixth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-ELKvYNru PAGE-Sixth col.
whITESIoNE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
SECOND PAGI-Third column
VINES LIQUORS, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-Second column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-Second
column. !
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EUROPEAN sTRAMsHIPs.

(NCNAkD LINE.
" NOTICE.
With view Of diminishing the chances Of collision
the steamers OF this line take specified ali
seasons OF the year
On the outward passage from Quees.own to New York
or Boston, crossing the meridian 80 at q latitude,
nothing TO the north Of g.
os the homew.rd passage crossing the meridian Of 80
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
NAL NAL SrGA SSTGGAAMSHIrS BETWLEN NEW YORK AND
.,dI2iN ER2M SEW YokA: o. From NEW YORK.
.AHYssISiA AN Wed. sep rARIHIA eat, sep. Y
JAvA.....; Sat, Sep; u ALGkkIA....wed.. Sep. 80
and every following Wednesday and from New
York teamers marked do not carry seerage passcn.
gers. Cabin passage $so SlO0 Sl3l gold. according
accommodation. Return tickets favorable terms.
stecrage at lowest rates Storage tickets Liver
rates.
For freight and cabin passage apply the cornpany's
office, No Bowling Green. For soerage Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building
CHAkLLS G. PRANCKLYN Agent
or to r. II. DUvERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets CHICAGO, III.
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NJ ATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE
The most southcry route has always been adopted
this company, to avoid ice and hcadlands.
From piers ~ and AZ North River,
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
EGYPT August 2a A. N. ENGLAND Sept. 1875 80 AN.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK. Captain umncr, Tuesday. Aug. q. Up. N.
Cabin passage $40; SSU currencv Steerage at greatly
reduced prices Return tickets mt reduced rates Pre-
paid secragc tickets Liverpool at the lowest rates.
Apply at the company's offcc No. 50 Broadway.
/
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZII. NAIL STEAMSHIP
4 company. The elegant sidewhec steamship sOu rN
AMERICA 2,UO tons burthcn, Captain n. l.. 1inkie.
paannyh w'ii sail or st. lhowss Para, rernambucc
o'clock A. NJ, from pier 1 North River.
For freight or passage apply to
No s Bowling Green.
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nEERFooT PARK.
fill for meeting tor Wednesday August 26-Purse SlUO
for horses thar mover beat3 tor Thursday August "a
Purse $50 for horses trottng minutes for
Friday August g. Purse soo that ne We beat
2:42 To close at Johnsons Twenty eighth street and
Broadway, Tuesday, August ?5. vt 6h p. NJ. sharp.
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Proprietor.
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EOR THE SWIMMING MATCH.
II Tuesday August rs
Tho lsrGc commodiouS saloon and state room steamer
ESCORT Captain Samuel Martin, win leave the follow
Foot OF Twenty second street. North River 1t An
Foot Of Spring street, pier - atS 30 A. n.
Pier q North River at . A. NJ
This boat has elegant accommodations Passenger
taking this boat will have plenty of time TO sh and
spiendd view OF the contes.ants Music and dancing
and everything necessary to mako the trip pleasant
Fsre-Gentemen 81; ladies 5oc. N B-Meals furnished
OIL European plan.
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PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.

PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
MKSSRG KREAER CO., AMERICAN REGISTER,
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM
herald BRANCH OFFICEs-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
ADvERT1sEMENrs RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP
70 sP. NJ. AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
,HERALDs AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
i,sss BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE. BE-
TWEEN THIRTY-FIRsT AND THIRTY.sEcoND
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM
OFFICE, :.za THIRD AVENUE, CORNER OF la4rH
STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7so
r. NJ. AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
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COUTHERN LINE.

CROMWELL s. s. LINE FOR PORTLAND. ME.
GEO wAsaIsaiSs !is S,ss s:s ss'ssI;ne SsS n9sexws!1
,sayinE pier Ne North River every and
o Se s
nons
and meals o. cIASK SERnxN sPGtx Street
The s. GEO. CROMWELL win leave sstasasy, Aug. "a
TRAvELLEag GUIDE.
CITIZENS sSs LINE FOR TROY AND An POINTS
Ssys excepted M from pier ~ North River, foot
ds kE bkEw E1s sas JOHN 1--WE
foot Of Canai street. daily sundays excepted. at6 NJ
As soY f RAx tSE SEkW ~:
ysspy street P:s 0oS;s SS5 4 h.ysr !,
5Sst. %s aa n sSs
Co!nw.I and NewogTs returning same day. g. specasi %
% Is e 'ss % h
A FTeRNooN BOAT FOR WEST POINT NEwBURG
Ns% .mSux a% ns
MARY POWELL from ys,try street pier So every .fter
Tsss nSSa, at ~ O'Clock Tickets in packages at reduced
A -sARAIoGA-pIRECr ROUTE VIA CITIZENS
50 hqeuS 81 S suns NoIss a Nd
s. Monday: Wednesday and Friday Excufson iickets
Excursion acSets 70 Round Lake and RETURN % % . 70
A LBANy, SARATOGA AND ROUND. LAKE AND
A REGULAR DAILY MORNING BOAT FOR PEEK.
WAY win leave foot OF Barclay street. North River, ats
following landings-Yonkers, pobbs' Ferry, Nyack
Sing Sing, havcrstraw, Grassy Point and verplanckG
Thursdays and saturdays. Freight received and de.
livcred at Barclay street until S r N.
Ii. +. AYRES, Superintendent
E'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NhwPoRr
IL and Fall Rver.-rhe world renowned steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 2s North River
foot Of Murray street, daily (Sundays included ats
N. Through tickets sold at all principal hotels in the
city. Halls Band engaged for the season.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
IN On and alter Monday, July Is, 1874 the following
will be the only authorized offices In New York city anu
vicinity for the sale Of First and second Glass Tickets
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER r. r.,
ALB Broadway Grand Central Depot 10Th street depot.
Harlem depot and at Wcstcots Express Offices, M.
near Broadway N y. and x3 Washington street
ERIE RAILWAY
~ Broadway, SO Broadway. 9T broadway, 10 Green
street depot Jersey City, No Court street. Brooklyn
and 81 Hudson street. Hoboken
Pennsylvania r. X,
No Astor House 526 Broadway, yH Broadway, No
Battery place depot foot Dcsbrosses street. depot
BALTIMORE AND OHIO 4. II.
Sl5 Br0adwav NO. Astor House. 5,6 Broadway. eft
Broadway depot foot OF Dcsbrosses street. depot foot
Cortlandt street. depot Jersey street Court street.
g. h. kENDRICK, Icn. Pass. Agent, N.fC and w.. II.
yNO. n. ABBOTT Gen. Pass Agent Erie Railway.
u. NJ BOYD, Jr.. Gen, Pass. Agent Penn RR
l.. NJ. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent B. and .. X. r.
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~ OF WcStCueStcI county.
Fall meeting. September H. Is and 10
The following are the sntrics:-
THURSDAY, soptember IL.
Purse. $500 three minute cass-D. b. Cans b. m. Car.
rie NJ Fl. 3. Delays b. IN. Nellie Rutherurd. Bon
netts 6. T. r. Gorden, Doc Cooks biz. g. Desdemona
James Pattersons blk. m. May Bird, A. Do!an's blk. h.
Iona j. Tompkips' & IN: Msdse, N: Il whippc's @ A b.
Purse SlU0; three year old colts owned in county
Otis Bort's BLK. m. Fearless. A. Weeds e. q. Cublt
Samuel Carpenters blk. Edward Jones J. H. Macy's
ch. s. Locust, r. N. Knapp, Jr.'s &. C, Meteor.
FRIDAY. sep tember 1s
Purse 81 $50; 35 cassD. B CATS b. m. Lady Woods
H rlliot's br M ?! Lady Angie H Whippies b. m
Adelaide Uormery Kitty Watson w. II. Nelson's Dr.
Brown Kitty. Otis Borts br. Brown Prince, Ben Maces
b. M Nellie Walton. Fou r.year.od class not filed
Purse $1,000; 2:49 class-John Bakers b. M Geneva,
Henry Cascy'sr m. sonburg. NJ h. Whipple's b.
Lady White, Thomas NJ. Pelham's b. e. J. N. auseday,
A, Dolan's br h. american Boy, p Conover's ch. m
Lady Sill. Z. p. Rycrs CHI IN. Lady Bonner.
SATURDAY, September 10.
which Is substituted, entries to close september d.
Purse sou, 1850 class.-D B. CATS b. Carrie n. NJ
H. Whipplesb b. m. Adelaide formerly Kitty Watsonl H.
b. DeKay's IN. Nellie Ruiheriurd A. Bonnetts T. g. r.
+. Gorden, Otis Borts b. Sparkle James Pattersons
blk. m May BIRD, Ben Maces b. III. Midget, John II.
Harbcck Jr's bg. Winederner, A. Dolanis blk h. Iona
Doc Cooks b. Island Chief, NJ. W. Ocotts s. g. JIM Y.
Conovcr's ch. IN. Lady Sill
J. o. MILLER Secretary.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

4 SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORy AUCTION SALE
"A 0f Al the nne stock Of Horses, Wagons, &C.,
THE PROPERTY OF PRIVATE GENTLEMAN
whose physician has advised him to abroad oil ac-
count Of declining health. and whose stock has no su-
perior In the market, all being first class
Al private stable first door west OF Broadway in Seven
-, .,,-s. teenth street,
ON TUESDAY TOMORROW), AT l0s SHARP.
An extra handsome, extra stylish and high bred coal
black Road Horse l51s high old has been used
Al saratoga and the Branch the past two years by the
LADIES' Is perfect PETS Is extremely kind and safe
clean tore limbs and feet; very attractive when moving
can uot 10 miles per hour and warranted sound and
KIND. Any gentleman who may wish safe, sound. good
and reliable horse Tor his vile or daughter please call
and ace him.
Also three fourth Kentucky thoroughbred road and
saddle Horse. is ID high years old handsome roam:
mas All known saddle gaits raised by John Harper
sired by Hambetonan, dam an Arabian mare this well
broken, kind and superior geding has superior as
gentlemans road coupe saddle horse he has long
out OF the stabie will stand without tying has trotted
under the watch In 2:25; can pull top wagon any day
IN three minutes and Is warranted SOUND and kind.
II Also Mx.yearold coal black Geldng, raised by Mr..
Longellow; he is ney built, with good, strong limbs
ana feet good knee action, and has extra strong
gai combined with superior style; possesses great
uMTance; can trot in minutes: has no faults.
me TWO above horses have been driven together as
coupe and FAMILY team; hey viii be sold separately ii
desircd and fu warrantee given.
Also safe and reliable family Horse; been used in the
CITY years. full PARTICULARS at sale
Also cty made TOD wagon good as news Dog Cart, by
Harness fine Kersey Blankcts full Suits Robes Sheets
Whips &c. =
sale positive, the owner sails abroad by Saurda ay
steamer. Stock OH exhibition
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.. ~ LEXINGTON AVE.
II nue., near twenty ninth street-Specal attention
10 the diseases OF men.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24
THE STATE LINE.
1 NEW YORK TO GLAsGow, hIyEsPooL.

THE STATE LINE.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant Clyde built steamers will sail from
pier So North River foliows:-
STATE OF GE. KGIA. Wednesday August Is
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Wednesday, September
STATE sra or aN1IAAA: Wednesday september 9
through rates TO all parts Of Great Britain and Ireland.
Seerage as low as by any other line.
Drafts tor 81 and upward. For freight passage
apply to AUSTIN. BALDWIN co, Agents.
No. u Broadway
CTEAMER STATE OF GEORGIA CAPTAIN COO.
y per- VIII san from the state Line Company's pier
and Glasgow. AUSTIN BALDWIN CO., Agents
~ Broadway.
TOR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
L other points in England ana Waca-The South
wales Atlantic steamship Company from Pennsylvania
Rairoan wharf Jersey City, as oilows:-
Saturday August "a
First cabin passage SIS and $50 CURRENCY second
eaoin 300 currency steerSgs ~ currency, Prepasd
Tor 81 and upwards For further particulars apply 10
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO., Agents
II Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24

GREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK To BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT
The steamers OF this line will sail pier IS East
River as ioll0ws:-
GREAT WESTERN, Windham. Saturday, September -
CORNWALL. Stamper. Saturday. September 10
Cabin passage so, inter mediate Si5; seerage, $50
currency; Excursion tickets. $780,
Apply to the agent, 10 south street
4. h. MORGAN'S SONS.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24

A NCHOR LINE
n PASSAGE RATES REDUCED.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
company's piers ~ and 2l North River, New York
ANGLIA Wed, Aug. 26 INDIA. We'd, sept
CALIFORNIA. Sat, Aug. 29 VICTORIA. Sat. sept IL
MACEDONIA. We'd. Sept. AUSTRALIA. We'd, Sept. Is
ETHIoPIA... Sat, sept BOLIvIA......sat, Sept 10
Rates ot passage, PAYABLE in currency:-
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cabin SOS to $50 according to accommoda-
tons Return tickets issued at rednced rates.
INTERMEDIATE. SIS; sTEERAGE, Is.
Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rates
Send tor crc ulars giving further Information, 10
pany's Offices, No Bowling Green.
'' HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07
HERE AND THERE,


"A Congressional burial costs SO 900.
thumbs are scarce among butchers.
"A yourg liindoo bride Is the London
lion.
-Cansdians are running about on snow
sho 3.
Washington is to have a Capitol Hill
hotel.
False pearls are made of fsh scales
in France.
Paris spends $4,000 francs Per week,
FOR fogs.
Perhaps Bazaine may rule the French
somr dny.
Tile lates, hat for ladies fare cut like
n bread PAN.
New Haven employs females TO carry
the ma Is.
Charcoal is one of the ingredients of
shsm diamonds.
Mrs. Glhert is the champion blind
fold chess payer
Writ Skies writes the Paris letter of
the Utica Herald.
A Pennsylvania girl wants to be the
champion vresil r.
Baron Pigott endorses the DelawareaR
y e'f II W u'E4iuEs
Mexico, in thirty seven years, had
dfly SIX Presidents.
1t 70 IS the country $4,000 for each
West Point graduate.
-sclndal is haul'ug the Grand Duke
Alexis over The Goals.
st. Louis paws SOS, 900 per annum for
music in hes schools.
New York exported 20,7)O barrels of
shoe pegs last year.
"A thirteen year oil girl Is a " issa-
chu-e Is highWaywOman.
1t is prop 1sed in England to construct
mn eighty ton rife gun.
1t "a said that Grant aud the New
York Times are at outs.
The Oldest iuhabitant of Macon, Ca,
is dead at the age Of los.
The dent sis complaia of hard times,
but rope to 'pul through"
Pennsylvania late Constitutional
Convention cost nearly S500,C
"A Cisclnuad billiard player was
lately arr ested for pockeiug the balls.
Richmond has sent commissioner
20 Europe, to hurt for emigranis.
AT k-rdsllvile, Indiana, /. only
costs five dollars to whip au editor.
Chine makes quick work with her de-
faai;ars she chops of their heads.
y lse Seymour ratified the bones for
Dave Reed at Bryant's last Saturday.
"A Newark lldy imported some gem
ulne lager beer mugs from Germany.
Texas has a female editor. She
presites over the Wsa'herf-rd SigHe.
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