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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13
ne. 9ivIl r'eHIs hiH IlaallY passed

Tue civil r.ghis hiH finally passed
Tie House 81 Representative, on
tbe 9th iustant. after g long and
exciting debate The bill now goes
to The Senate for action g an original
HOUSE bin The vote stood as follows
yeas, i62 lays, 100 i though. the
President viii veto the bin.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

4 Milwaukee wisconsin, dispatch Of
the 81 instant silys that on the eleventh
ballot Angus Cameron. Of Lacrosse,
was elected Is the United States Senate
The vote was Cameron 68, Carpenter
90, scattering 4. The Democratic cau
ems nominated Cameron, and aided by
the boilers. effected the above result.
II Is said TINT the election Of mr.. CAM
cron was brought about by the coali-
ton Of the Democrats with the boiling
Republicans. He WIS nominated con
ditionaily, upon his acceptance q the
platform, which include hard money,
tariff Cor revenue only. and the mprem-
acy 81 civil authority 10 time Of peace.
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40 POULET

T A IJ Iy E IRE
AgEgBg Tg17ltIng DIT UTE fif4Ei85 Is
TTAs A DEPOT on IlEATHEh At
M Mr.. panl LaforQue Lake Charles
consisting of C0BAGE and ats5A
leather also Calf and Kip Skins WNtee
ne viii Sell no The lowest rates. re val
keep Che same kinds os leather o. 4r.
To-. p. Moss Store. Rose EiuN an ing
Calcasieu river Rs as@
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

A Nnw BoARp. The stockholders az
the Calcasieu Sulphur aud Mining
Company, al Louisiana, at their last
election Of a Board d Directors, elect-
"a the following nalne1 gentlemen:
Charles Fitz. President Louis Bush,
H. Il. Gogeye. w. S. Daley. Charles
q. Schmidt. Henry Deuis, wv n.
Kooniz. A. Robert. Louis Barnstt, II,
~. seixaa. J. A. Lusk. i d. LATHE,
Directors. A hotter Board. az We arc
informed, could NOT Be desired. All
who are acquainted witch these gentle.
men composing the Board aud its
president, chsfles Eitz, win agreo With
u n saying tha. they are the night
men III the right place. strictly honest
mid thorough business men. n ths
company eau be saved. Il win bo done
~ such men "A these NE seriousls
trnst ihat this enterprise viii be carried
on. We believe IL its iinal success
aid hope the ptrties interested in I
sim NEST with Ia further ehasaelea X
prevent their pushing this work on.
ward Nc ia not the interest Of thc
parish only which Is ~ stake, but Il 4
4 mine 81 wealth for the whole conn
srY Ttis Gle intention 81 The com
uong tn feeumE operations aa soon 3.
Practicable
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

But little nl anything Inns been done
Sci los iris u nieuing IL eon-
fenenec Ia The Geld rainy weather.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

The 0pelmsas Journal says the
business If the District Court there y
seriously impedel 10y sickness among
the lawyers, caused by the protracted
bad weather For more than two
months we have bal an almost unipter-
rupted siege Of cold, cloudy aud rainy
weather. ana lad colds, sore throats,
md kindred diseases, IRE tile order Of
the day here and elsewhere.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13
nUR HOME JOURNAL
AND
RURAL SOUTHLAND,
M. IS CAMP sTRERT NEW ORLEANS.

No. Bs CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
JAMES vi. HTMMELL. Nanaging EDITOR
and Publisher.
DR.. III. 4. SWAsFY, Aerieultural.
nc KERR INSECT aueoEs
d. DEM Eft, Trn cling and Ifdasfrial.
TERMS FoR 1875 80 so per aaaHm. 4
copies Tor S Co. ard fof get en- ufcf The clubs
5 t. conies at 8 30 each, IA r. ~ opies
At So 20 raoh. % 10 50oepics at So zach, and
one ID he getter up d tie club + cents
hostage additional mn aceompany egch
name. Cash III advanca always
The MINES for club need mot all come
from one pc t0tice
Notice.
6,tccessions of 7ea3.llfo8s and ARaRgdH,
his WIFE both deceased,
WTHEREAS JOSEPH ". MOSS
WV and ALFRED MOSS, Of the par
sh " Caleasiep, having arp led By petition to
be appoinfed observation-disclosures If said sucefs $
slons DC Henry Moss and Ann Ryan, his wife,
both deceased
Nov, therefore, any person having Rny
opposition to said appointmant viii Gle tho
same In writing il my OH e, il tic town Of
Lake Charles, within ten DAYS from the date
hereof
0aERK's 0prIcE. LAKE CRARLEs, Las
February 8 1873,
ASA Ryan. Clerk If Court
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

Nv. Jasper Blackburn tho dissolute
md unprincipled editor of the Homer
niad Radical Senator from Claiborne,
etc. while drunk, in New Orleans,
lately was robbed Of q check for $4,000
md $1,000 in State warrants, by set
of drunken vagabonds he was keeping
company with The thieves sold tie
warrants on the street next day, and
litigation is the result. This matter
mikes public the fact that his Radical
sheet has just been paid over SIS, 900
for printing II Cotton-Boll.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

Our latest advices from New Orleans
are to the 10Th instant Nothing has
been done in regard to tile compromise
question The Congressional Commit.
tee left there for Washington on last
Tuesday. Before they lett the Con-
scrvatives minded them proposition
justbefore they started. Nobody knows
what II was They are to telegraph
from Washington what they win 10
regarding The compromise.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

The Judiciary Committee Of the
House, at Washington, report uniavor-
ably against forming new State from
portions Of Louisiana and Texas, This,
no doubt, settles that question for the
time being
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

STERss EaSF GRoUgp RoNE, This
valuable fertilizer is put up ly the
manufacturers ID sacks, holding two
hundred pounl each. For the accom-
mediation IF those having small gar-
dens, and desiring less than two h1n-
bred pounds, J W Bryan has ordered,
and Is laily expecting, half tom for
sale a. retail r pays the purchaser
more than il does the seller.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13
FRANKLIN MOUSE,

r. WTLf. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
choice selection DC ihe best liquors.. boeFs
ale ana wines DonFd nv the day week ane
manth Eravelars sen be accommodated e 2
good meal apd comfortable bed AZ an times.
No mems WIN I'd srared 10 make quests ieel
N home. prieas u suit ihe prsseai hard fimes.
My house n convent ni e clipping, ana nlosa
% heGalvestou AND Houston RAILROAD aepes
Ia This eiLg. novlaY
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-13

ana hieh we might aateupt Woa'a
hmaae the cause 81 Northern
without benefit 3 onIe'Fe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-23
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIrs.

TINTED STATES h ALL LINE-SrEAM TO QUEENS
u TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier AZ North River
IDAHO, Captain Beddoe March 2, at =. NJ
NEVADA, captain Price, March g. r. ~
Cabin, intermediate and seersRe at low rates
Prepaid tickets AT lowest rates
Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg. Nor
way and sweden &c. TRAITS Ireland. Eng and
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply TO
WILLIAMS 4 GUION. 20 Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BkENEN.
The steamship DEUTSCHLAND. Captain W. LadewigA
will sail saturday. February "a. at two P. NJ. from
Bremen pier loot OF second street. Hoboken TO De toll
on saturday March o.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
BREMEN
First CABIN. tgOiuJ DIV
SieeraGe
fo' 0ELRICHs CO., Agents
No. Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-23
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY,

UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APART.
MENTS TO LET.
ITO l. T-FLATs OF TEN ROOMS; ALL LIGHTED,
heated with steam, hot wafer supplied Jsnitor, &c
confessed surpass any but rent 80 west SIDE oil
city h. CRAWFOkD, 95S Third avenue.
TTNFURNIsHF ROOMS TO LEr.-THE SECOND
Floor of No % ast seventeenth street. north side OF
Union square five very elegant Rooms with every
yenience single Rooms Tor gentlemen, by the year
ony house first class every respect. Apply 10 the
JaniOr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-23

DEM YLvANIA RAILROAD.
The great Trunk Line
and United states Nail Route.
Trains leave York, from foot OF Desbrosses and Cort
and stree as p,,.,uro N. w.., and Cont,
with Pullman Palace Cars a attached 80 A. NJ, sand
For %smspors and Lock haven la phi.dphs
and Er,e Karoad Division, io come citing at Phiadel.
pna Er n 4 CORK 1o or sSS
Petroleum Centre and the Oil Regions
Washington ExprsssC q Pullman PaIlor Cars daily;
EssSsT sS
Es s5 Sr rhassSf.. ana Ssst da as
). 1850 and $ r. NJ. EmiSrant and second class
For Ss va, a. az "a AZ IA
S III :sf N. nd mig night rs sunday S'. SIS IS and
sS s no -. 81 1 g. sS Mo s. @
sac io, il:So p ii. and Il night Sunday. SO l. and
s.s s %sy 81 s.s s i i s'S ~ T.
For WoSdOrsge PERI. na 1pboy and South Amboy and
81. .S:S !! r N ana L .,sas ssSaSsay,55 ~
For For k kass sad ROCKY Hill
frnfs s 10 F M Is to and
For PhIlIIDsburg and Belly, eEe gso A. NJ and NJ
gs az fl eel y ! \ H. land s fPS M
For hghts.sS $40 Pemberton ana camden via Perth
For H% High stown and Pemberton GAM
Trans a sn 3 r. day P.iMarr sed u 70
more s:s9 < NJ, rs. sls and % ~: sunday SO
OF j. sunday s:lo a. SIS ii d M 7ao and a
Ticket Tick Offices, 52s and "a Broadway, No, Aston
Ous snd rect q o d m nd
street HQSoSep migrant I,s1s Once No a
eFy SsSer HolsoS M.saser passenger Agent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

.>~>>-~-1-~I-.
A.. A A.
Winter Arrangement
For New Brighton. Snug Harbor. West Brighton ana
Port Richmond. boats leave whitehall street at foot OF
Broadway. daily. at $40. sS $780, 10 As A. n; I.:3a
2:l5 $50 4:3O. S 80 and GAS p M.
Sundays. at 80 1850 A. M IL 80 2:s1 $780, 6a,
Fare 10 cenA
House cars leave vesey street for ferry Fare
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EALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
j. and Fall River. line steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier q North River foot Murray street
daily undays excepted, at p NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal hotels in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-23

COASTWISE STEAmSHlPSs
,s-c.,,,
pAClrlC NAIL STEAM HIP LINE
l. TO CALIFORNIA. JArAN AND CHINA
RATES or PASSAGE,
incfuding all necessaries for the trips
$751; currency
san francesca to fokohama, $3.50, gold;
San francisco to Hong Kong. $soJ. gold.
follow =
q, IL - MY chAoNCEY, Captain W. H. Rathourn. FEB.
COLON Captain T. L: Tanner, March Is IL noon.
Ana every aternate saturday thereafter, connecting
Extra steamer. for freight ard passengers WIN be
despatched on intervening saturdays as necessity may
steamers leave san Francisco for Japan and China ~
G y+x r
For freight or passage further information apply az
York. 4; y gULLAY, superintendenl
" u.v,N. .Nn ury,c,y NJ, a ,INv
N Steamers ea We pier Nc Sor,b K1rer az p ~
CITY OF NEW r yaR HAVANA DIRECT ,rr.o.x ren ?,
CITY 0F HAVANA: ........-..... TUESDAY, March
Ciii " ro VIVA yv CkuZ ~ Tnursiay march II
calling at Havana, Progreso.
CITY or HAVANA Tuesday March 9
For freight or passage apply To- so.,
steamers VIII leave New orleanssMach Is and April
o,r1 ,s ,1yv ~ : vr,r,S Srv .vcns T,,rcu
ing at Key West carrying the United states mall
eWe Pc, ~ Eas hver on sa,9rday fenrnary -, A.
iii no;nts 'is y, "u,"s Srei W ~" ~
erna iona and Great Northern ana Houston Texas
modstions, apply TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-23

NCHOR LINE.
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
ST.AMEk EVERY SATURDAY
from Company's piers % and II North River, New York
BOLIVIA. at, Feb q CALIfoRNlA. sat, Mar Is
ELYSIA.. Sat, Mar Sat-. Mar 70
Rates OF passage: payable in gold
10 GLASGOW, Liv hRfJOi, LONDONDERRY,
Cabin. $50 So ana $50 according T. accommodations
INTERMEDIATE AND STEEnAGc
as low as by any other first class line.
Drafts issued Tor any amount ut reduced rates.
Henderson, BROS Agents, No, Bowling Green.
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT VAIL LINE
~ ihese nrst class Steamship Will sail at W. rom
rect a. iolows.-
COLUMBUa 49, .... Tuosiav Fob n
CtEsohNL CITY THURSDAY. March
ror rel4n or passage, hawai- unsurpassed accomno-
as"ons' agpT y CLYDE co sosao.a-.,
hcheller Luina Co., Agents In Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
GOyERNMENT BY COMMISSIONS

DEBATE IN TIE NEw-JERsEY SENATE ON THE BILL
FOR THE REORGANIZATION OF TIE LOCAL Guy
ERNMENT OF JERSEY CITY.
rpRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBuNh.I
TRENTON, N. j., March Ex-senator Jarrards
hill for the REORGANIZATION OF the local government OF
Jersey City, which is an Offset to Mr. McGPs Assembly
bill for the purpose came up ON It's second refdne
and attract ted much interest Senator ADDett MAUI
vigorous speech against legislative commissions gov
erning munic He said that in 1871 the Legsia
ture took from Jersey City the right to govern Itself
and nut under the power and control or COMMISSIONS
This kind OF legislation the only case on recoru
All that related to money property, all the interests Oh
the city, the power tax and everything ese are com
itted to the control OF in tho selection OF whon
the TAXPAYERS have no choice. Men hold Office VINO
could not do SO under the popular WILL lie stated that
in 1871, before commissions were appointed, 'ne
debt Of Jersey City was ti95,672 49, NOW IL
is under commission rule, sl3,s5995o. Inc
water debt then N,55Oooo. Now 1t Is
fi459OO0 In 1872 the bonded debt had
Increased TO 63 H. aud in 1873 to snow
ing the increase bonded debt from NAV 1871, 10
Ocf 1874 70 be So 3G3277 69. TIE taxes, nc sid uau
were 81 OO3 6j: 10 1i i55s2 II in 1873 f2Jil ~
He appe the Senate Ia reGatd 10 the gr1a. ',Oa
ton OF the theories Qf our u5tltutlons III otclhS uo
inc pcoplo a government against their ~lsheo-coni,
peing people. in tao matter of taxation anu .no ~
OF their local aiIrs submit 10 the gO'erhnent VI
men in whose selection they had no chOlcc o.
10 said it antircpublicaD, AMI ought no g 10
moment to DO sustained by an cniEnteeh a,r
After some REMARKS In favor or the Dlh ny oonn' s
it Laid over for the present 1"eie S''
10 us little chance OF either bill phsslhg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
ABRrDGE FROM STATEN ISLAND TO NET'JERSEY
rrLo ctntnn I,lnnd and NeM-JerScY Suspension

The Staten IsIlnu uIu NUW-JNI' y ''7P0'7
Bridge bill has become Law, through us passage pS
the Legislatures Of New-York and NewJersey ana as
soon as the incorportors can agree upon plans Tor us
construction. the work will be begun MOST OF tne iana
holders and taxpayers Staten Island are, IL Is
oIo,mod I'm favor OF tho bridge having become con-
rncrd by The weather OF the pact Winter tna II
81 md AID NcyYork can be secured. It IS proposed
thrt The bridge shall extend from Il point at New
rItop with pier resting Oh the Mills ROCKS, III tue
middle OF the Kills, distance OF aDOlt g. Iec TO Con-
stable Point che Ncw-Jersey side. II viii DO anOut
13O leet above low wafer with space or 800 rect
Tor the main channel. All west OF thlt point on the
ewJrrsey side, reef or rocks ani mas heyf ce'
nnyigabe for vrsseis OF any de crpuon. Al the start
ing points on both sides the .rd Is su'i'nty Lgh 70
secure good ancnoTIges The capital stOcN Ot me cp-
many Il 3O10OC), win the privilege OF increasing IL %
100000 IGo IncurporatOrs are III MY g. S'eDbins,
william Buter Duncan, Dudley =. GREGORY, hcnenlih
Perry, AbTam :. Hewitt, JOHn Z. Green Dam Low,
jacob II. Vanderbilt, Charles Batter, On RES IL HiniI-
ton Thomas Bond, Richard PdrirG, JOlA A. AdsIIh,
william IA. DAyidg', and G. X. Hamilton, u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
FUNERAL SERVICES OF THE LATE ALEXANDER
W. HARVEY
Tho funeral services Of the late Alexander

w. Harvey held al p III yesterday az tie CAurch
OF the Ascension, AZ Ffb-aye. and Tentn5t Tho pail
bearers were ex Gov Edwin D. Morgan, Nelson n Hop
kins William NJ. L ygrts, L. Deahod Smith Andre" H.
Green Henry G.. stcO0ins. George j. Forrest, william
Bond, William II. Vanderbilt Samuel T. BJcgcr Gen
Chester A. Arthur and Z. W. Soughon. TIE olriat
ing cergymen were the Rev John Cotton Smith OF the
church OF tho Ascension, tho Rev Dr. ".
F. Morgan OF st. Thonas's Church. ana the
Rev Mr. Jowett. Among those present were
recorder Hackctt Gen. McQ1ado, Geo. H'-
house ThnrlOw Weed W. II. Marstn. Gold"porougn
Rauvpr Clinton Wheeler, David Crawford, Z. q Bdd'
win W II. Seaver, Marshall o. Roberts. Gen. Baxter
Dr. NJ Ii. Henry. James Gerard. Ll"rGnce JeT0mr D, r.
q f. ster. DE- Fur1yce Barker, Gov Foster, IOWn 7ehi
Harris George Willard, Rcharl ochcl. william H. Ap
plcon. Judge DAVIS. W. II. AndreT5 Comhs si1'er va
Mort Lawrence Weeks. Hugl j. Hastings, Ge"r-e w.
onintard Alderman Van .chaick, Judge john Brady
j. T. Maxwell, Henry c. Babcock, John DeyIlI, iSaAc II
Bailey. and Or. Austin Emit The Ieiua'Lso MI II'eJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
POSTAL REGULATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS.

POSTAL REGULATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS.
The clause of the new Postal law relating
to hrdass matter ia being strictly enforced The
newspaper drop boxes at the Post Oce closed and
an officer stationed by them TO instruct all TO see
that all matter is fully stamped. II Ia understood that
II matter deposited without sufficient postage before
the ne law is thoroughly understood the Department
will allow senders 30 days to redeem the same. after
which it VIII 90 to the Dead Letter Office Yesterday
Mr. aylor visited all offices IN The annexed district
so that all preparations shall lie complete April l.
when the New office extends ITS ilris fiction To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
DIVISION OF OFFICIAL PATRONAGE.

Col. James j. Mooney has been appointed
Superintendent Of Roads In place Of Edward g. Gil
more. resigned Col Mooney served during the civil
war; rising 10 the command Of the AL Regiment New
York Volunteers, better known the T~mmsny Regi-
ment He Is chairman Of the delegation from the
Twenty third Ward In the Tammany Hail General Com
DIttee. George HenriQues. . clerk the Bureau Of
Roads aRd Avenues In the Department OF Puoc Works.
resigned yesterday. The work OF distributing the
patronage OF the Department proceeds slowly. Bev.
srsl weeks viii eapss before all The change can be
ude Gradually the force Of lab0reSs being Increased
Ivy iscsh appointments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

nreparaons for the suit of tho Governments
Pacc Railroads Ave per cent OF their DO. %so
.'"s d,scnsscd but without. special animation Inc
stock and Gold Exchanges resolved 10 adjourn WV.
80 ,,,dov and II is likely that the other Exchanses
coVu ,n" sonle The creditors Of Gross, ttn w.,
the te aud coffee jOobers held mGelSS e arm Tue
the statement preschteu y, s'ateneut pre-
finn refused, however, to FURNISH tho
ferring to keep II private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

Eth Arenue Hotel-The Hc.r George M, Robeson,
secrst.ry Of the Navr Gov pe1fy owi Of 1s s.n len zen
Richard Oglssby ss adse Joha hekaG0 No
IL Pru,r Of Albany William r. Chandler oil
Oraad HotS-Toe Psessleo Henry wi.1n Of amnr,
80 RokI hs-gHsp1<-Gen II. Stouehouse of Aoshv |h,.
How. sanford fec rt.r' the Bn.'.n a ind
sor EorJstsr Nathaniel shpman Of Hartford Msir2Posa"
asaiSb,ef Rsesesr w. H. shsek, u NavI .SserSn ho1e
Cant Ps-,cn Coast Savey - HsSe'es neH-A VI
Ia Of NeN IsIRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

over the entire CITY with It's sub stations Tho IS post
oboe. have abolished eight OF them being conso ~
dted "a stations There will he SIX carriers
Worrisana two OF them mounted, for the delivery VI
malls,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
SMALLPOX ~ FALL RlVtH.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March 23.-The presence
OF an unusual number OK smallpox cases in this city
creates some excitement. Five new cases at in one
bloc are reported since last night, making II IN w.
THO city uhv citu busy yaccinItng at tine cay HAN,
and the authorities using All possible means to
check the disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
WALL~sT. NOTES.

An active and irregular stock market was
she principal feature In wslIst yesterday. Pacific Mail
AaAan vsSs oHiet aad y,saoat dsSelopuents. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
HOME Mr. VS..
,pouIyRyr ARRIVALS,

rneeuoMsrva. rssrE1r.,.Ar sUDvvrs. IN ssoAoW"
o,a. S,,s-26 sn n-32' Sm~sSt-""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

A GRAND Observation-Disclosures is moving. and
Ksoys splendid sp-ug style gentemrn HAS is m active tnd en-
his fih Avenue
o, W e dealers will FAD TO their alTa4sae TO MAKE theIf
pureh,srs a. No. 2l2 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24
lalnuup CEN email
BuRvErr's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

DR.. LYox's Tooru TABLErs.-Child-en are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

STAMurRING CURED by BATEs's patent ap--
pauces rpuon, SG silrei'srMIs0s CO. " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

WHE. the mucous surfaces OF me Bronch MA
o 80 a, Dr. J,YyKs hrPgcroNANT sill adIr prompt re-
et FOR hrku! up Cold sabdog CougI yoa S hal IN "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-24

TAvpr OrGu's PYRFTIC SALINE IS the cure TOT
49,, oIre,. aor dspse} dnd other Sprung and
summer ailments, Chem throughout tue ~oHl AMI lac
49, 3 Ito boru.n LonlJn. Enzilni Iss ~ substitute
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ITrAtTu LIFT, 190 Fifth-agc., between
Tuat, ero1I foousi best 0 care
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VARIOUS BRANCHES OF TRADE.
CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS,
BREWSTER d. co. OF BROOME-sT
6THAyE AID IArnsI
ART.WORKERs IN SILVER,
TIFFANY & Co.,
UyroysoUARA
ART FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS,
HERTER BROTHERS,
ST. BROADWAY.
'AA' VIZ. SLOANE,
6i9 TO $50 BROADWAY
sTEINWAY & SONS,
rTEIywAY HALL, FOURTEENTHSr.
SEWING MACHfNE-. M
WHEELEa s. WILSON MANUFACTURING co"
a FoURrEENTH.sT.
FLAX THREADS,
BARBOUR BROTHERS,
l3i CuURcHsE
REAL DROHZEs,
HENRY I. COX & Co.,
Goa AND 096 BROADWAY.
GUNS AND MILITARY GOODS.
SCHUYLER HARTLEY 81 GRAHAM,
- MAIDEN.LANB.
SAFES, n,r,,c, r.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
WHITE STAR LINE ADRIATIC SAILS ON
10 BROADWAY
SCALES UNITED STATES sTiNDAaDl,
FAIRBANKS 81 Co.,
81 BROADWAY.
sILvER-pLATED WARE.
AERIDEN BRITANNIA Co,
$50 BROADWAY
MERIDEN CUTLERY Co.,
40 CHAMBERSST
PAINTINGS AND EXGRAyINGs.
NJ. KNOEDLER &; Co.
Successors to GOa2p. ,-o ,,,,,,, 40,
". KURTZ,
TwEXrY.TuigDs.. AID NlDIjOiS9JAaG
BROOKS BROTHERS.
BROADWAY AND BoyDsT.
uoRsE.TINERs.
w J. MAGNIN, GUEDIN' E, Co.,
co. BROADWAY
CABINET AND PhRLOR ORGANS.
MASON IL IIAMLIN ORGAN Co.,
% USION-souARE.
GENTS, FURNIsnING GOODS.
UNION ADAMS 81 Co.
sl3 BROADWAY
GAS FIXTURES.
MITCHELL, VANCE & Co,
507 BROADWAY.
SAFETY sTEAu ELEvArINa AND HOSTING
MACHINERY,
OTIS BROTHERS & Co.,
3ls BROADWAY.
MARBLEIZED SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD
IAHrLLS,
T.B. STEWART & Co.,
20 AND 223 WEST 23D-sr.
MASONIC GOODS,
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM,
- NAIDES.LASE.
CHINA AND GLASS WARE,
DAVIS COLLANO3E & Co.,
747 DGoADYAY
MUSICAL EOXEs,
u. j. PAILLARD G. Co.,
$50 BROADWAY
AMERICAN AND FOEErCY MUSIC,
q. SCuIRuER,
7Ol BROADWAY.
CuETEY'S AMERICAN SILKS,
JAMES MCCREGRY c; Co,
BROADWAY al EL2yETTHST.
DUNLAP & Co.
ia FIFrIAyB. ASD $50 BROADWAY
BILLIARD TABLES,
II. w. COLLENDER,
13S BROADWAY.
hcho'''Fh'' PIKE,
AMERICAN, ENGLIST, AND PRENCu PEHiODl-
GALS AND NEWSPAPERS,
BRENrANO,
81 USToSSQUARn
PATENT WIRE SIGNS,
SIGNS AND STORE PAINTING,
UPHAM ~ Co.,
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HoBoKEY-An accident happened to Patrick Hanley
yesterday, at the Weehawken coal dock, by when MS
leg was broken