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New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
Gin ncIl C5,l:: for 5dlc.

Gin Heal C5!i;: TOR 5dic.
NOR SALE--A four-stoIy, bgova-3 stone, hlSi-
SOD, uJJ,S, sbtJj- ae,r aaI,,o ave eb-ar AIe ga
premises. 90 Ess Ftg' hr.-st
EOR SALE-A f,U-5rOry bc0wl-'.one
4 DELLlSo si,t st IA ie-i W.T. OF bfoi-@-!
=. JUt; cs-aer. s-4 10 other pr psnY 10" t.-ie
vi. BD.i y. Bal e.a,. Ot-ef 5J1 " -, iA.hSh.1's
LOR SALE-fhc three Stnry -,.nd-b .m"nt
ULtCK hUUa. ~ Es SrVelIr-e n s~. be We TX
irasa IS cIes by 20 f'c'; ,na'as JrIe
oafC-r vaofs l1.sr', "a hUSn
- rae 'T' iF,r'
hsl 20 lAA tI'''
80 eVfS ~i'dN ln- .At1l ls
hs.. ,sr.Ts SLm1'r ~ - %- s'4 @1S hs'
anu o a,1r 5IJJru, 1870 enllA N ToHgiee'
Ap ors..Gss BsSs ApsD t. Ne ONHri 90
"a. D en- scs OF TO ~ i l-d. A. .. NaUl-
BNUESTRUCTIBLH PATENT PLASTER
I,u eqia 10 "a VJt.iA "or4
t.sLci II iJ-r .sts bees pie - =,
NWNENS OF PaUPnRTY requiring their
~ Dasse. m;rs;:a u - "a rcet q. t"l a.; f'a my ~
a.. p hti, ~"on o.
VII, Le to o. y~esi msIsrs, hpf
sL,a WoLld gcrou. Il b to esu $ soa. a..
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THE TRIAL OF
HENRY WARD ECHER.

VERBATIM REPORT.
"a. p.essbed from day .s day BY Tus YORK TnDUSE
P..r l. ov,,ins argument the Pauaf b. D. Morris ssa
T..smsuy Of Ausstus M,shei and d Aoa's 0s PAM via
Psrtr.it Of M Msslten.
Par Tssimory Of D. Mention conelo"d)i Of Nj" MATE"
A. Br.dsbs~ and ". p West With Portrait Of hn floa
PAsr III Testimony Of P.ninn wsoi,s' igDns'' hs''a
p,.r. Pryor and Beach On Mr. Tob nhi is 1e'nouy
Mr. Tl.ss. With Psrtrsit Of Nj Tilten
now READY
PRICE OF EACH PART tI6o royal oet,'o basa 80 oESrs
RAD b, all Esvs,ers By nail paid receipt Of price
MsDIvITT, CAMPBELL Co, Publishers,
III Hsisau-st. ny
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
Gountrn propertn 10 Eet.


'rO LEI, furnished or unfurnished, for one
'esr, sDaeiou' NiIoN. '.aiel "a Pushag l..
all l3 Eroaut
totousrr grarerV Sabhag, srd requisite
ban residence Address H., boI s72 PostOhoe y.
, NEAT COTTAGES, 0 rooms, large lots,
E5bOrlro Fac aiarchcA
RENT good Adde'S HOMESTEAD irbuoe ode.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
Groohlpn propsrtp 10 fsi.

DARLOR FLOOR Of No. 103 Pineapple St;
suitable flr ole shop being t8 t~s
h.n fuicasI w. =. COOK. 233 wasaEtsa,t. Drostta.
TNO LET-Brooklyn, E. D.. 4th-st., corner
South second trc,s roRB and Plat VI ros, los
ts eeHr.ble tenant Apply 70 Ssssr 80 CedarsI
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

or.afc OEra OrrD w.siiugiof, br d.r
ORANGE, N. D., SPECIALITY .-Great variety
" PRJPBki Y inT .A4G q hktf. de- h.ar. -
II. CtEGi :! sa's'ast. aaa uTsa.e, opp'ute -sroi.
GD SlHs (irst 20 per cen0 in two .ycaIs;
W >,cOO ~ yer e..
t.l pu-a - Gsi ortila o.
CRbAN VILLA IL JESCS j.
goulIs Ae whoesIns sda.
o. eoset, hvnE oesi fr's-;s vel era- asa hst
paved rad .bfa sc-f t0l marees rburh-,
6 uons Of hsIh1rl G.r5fd HsE iionsc
q be, eoi va. la h. lot,
cIIIes Gs7den &c.
UAB OF THEM tAN bE RENTED (sh Of rtsb-. COW.
and IL uitafo de 500 month fsr
iuIibI paneGr sdIss nc O".LA rs.Oes GsI lo+. Ella.
b<A J.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
GeIcbcIs.

YALE graduate, engaged in teGc,iing,
n wouli PCPiLi hse.' al esLGs ffs+esa a -
"a Ear l2tn-'i.
,VANTED-By a lady OF talent. pnsisIon
w rkAIHEt whiting resident, 4 Js"iI sa1 P.at"s,
ghsh kelaOIo pares ueei a4re'' s'A iFNi"e
Omes
JJANrED.-A gentleman OF culture .and
e1pcierc- dGe Ai re = "sv' ne" "a s'1e.
inert fRlYNrR VI ,if "a TCIOt poit'h ~ / A."
'lIrY . nOOL reference AaIsess q. W -, t'bI G One
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
Aousss oN forms Oanlfo.

WANTED-A hrst-chlss CITY RESIDENCE
w ib excellent bright well balt bou.e
10 sood srde ssa de.s to RLL DoI 31.O ~ T. tosOhee.
WANTED-On the east side OF the Hudson,
an hour from Ci., Hall FURNISHED HOUSE, with msJera
Assss, ,bez 1854 r.o
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
Corporation Notices.

VorporGlloN Nctllcs.
GALE OF BUILDINGS, &c.-The Depart
~ usa o. Pabhe Works WILL SILL public auc.iss th.
BUILDlNGS FENCES, &c. tIe lines of
eeltv oPens at 10 oeosl Peb. "a 1878.
tn PhbAsns oa The Arerhds Dive between B sud
E.rhleth-sia
For psaeul,n The CITY Records eopI., aSs City
Hall
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

'l0 LEl-!u tue BILE hOUSE-ST0RE on
A1URE.AC' AMI q. II. Is in eco-j ;biri
'rfce- AD2ly CT oslcs VI lGEASURkH
b.. .kCAT ciS.E S0CiafY. No Il Bible Hol-.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

N'EW-YOPK AND PORTLAND EXPRESS
~ LSB ALL RAIL, ocesser shut aed Roehesssr-iS
shortest q1caet an mos! dI7et as l. a." ~ 81 oS os
LEAVE GRAND UEErRAL DEPOT, HEW'rOkk, 6Vo. ~ n
8 az S:iOp ..--.. NJ v.....-.
Ihe sos aad trains nake eioss eorn.cto1 al Wnroes
through for Portland arriving IN feAAo
lU:bJ ..
las 3 ana $50 D. trains at Woe'i'r with the
R,pe a nart uornas bacgor A. s. JoJns.
BgEsg checked uyh 20 Important po1
TLroush "a q. br.w cen aud P,rlahi
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

rJNO LET-rho llrge BASEMENT (53x65)
eiLt @. Eol.tet tbs RgI TagGaye b., recently p1i
hr rsg; VII reItsd Va part wa0h Inquire At "A
ia maze
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
Mn jrrocn iical Gela.c lot S1le

TOR SALE OR EXCuANGL-to farming
land ci.h, uib!s rT1.e;,, tslb scs
s.abc II 20 rr,s'
tic AGIess VIA iSTLe-IAlA q. o. DE.L4f,
III
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

EALL RIVER LINE
Fou BOSTON VIA TR@PoPr AND FALL RIVER oNLf
lUSDATS BxCEPTiO Al IN
Frsu iier % North River foo Of Hlrri'n.
Steamer, NEWPORT AND Old COLONY.
C.,. q siMMoSs Ca,L 3. Al. SIMMONS
TIE n,a sir.es Tss1sa MGe5ors, r1ynsuss hss
g.s.d EarA.s Yiasvri E3-taes... Css cst. the WHITE
rs FOR Tte, ssl serooas spyy III sad 622 Broadway
Bro,dxsr corr Tw,ntythrIi TartaV.. sli oashgsieln
.esyS Do.a. LIrress Onees ~. Broaavsy ana laCeas
M groo.lys Pee adj At all pnRdsh hs'%s
ana Tiekes OA.cs - u,-n,, a..
U. e. g. B. Company
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

ORANGE. n. J.--Great variety property for
" AMI % O-es Loass 70 ! 10 5
l. n. Ik.th. - h-asAl eo. Llers'..
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

~ YVES 12rH- ST.-liandsnne furnished
ROOMS LIT with BoAED; l-s.ies A.a.s gs-.Isnsh;
letsx esoea TABLE BOA.DEBj nsea.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

,s'U LhT-NeNly aul handsomely Furnished
/. hOCS.. bpz 45hS eonve4ient 20 Ifosassi
sa5 Ct..ive. A,pVso r. - pAlLAf, 3aS BtA.ye
rENO LET-ROOM, 40xl5o. with steam power,
.h.,d Li.D. teVer IuqGre 81 p eni'e' 2s
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

30 LEr-A hardjope four-story, bigh-stoor,
K bsya. n.e modern Tor ycm-ns IN 42l.jt
Cas,ei l..l. eo1c.., $1,000 APPLY
J. 4 AiL.Os LOS, 25o Wet 3lh-s.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

FURNISHED SECOND FLOOG to LIT, with
2 Eubsut r 81 az: terus A a'rt' &C..
p,tasi ~tAreL "a. Al 2iJ -5,4.t .s -II
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

s)TII-ST., Ill EAST, near E:O4dway.-A
HOONSi AID table sst Glaze rSAsl T;ere"ee'
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

iJNO LIT or FOR SALE, 7S5 Lex.ngton-avc.-
= gULAED y VIII EkY = B-ekmfn-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

40 LIT, MAIDEN LAAE.-flKSI FLOOR
a. LIAR, - Ma-sa.Ise AI0I, to '" L. sCdi-FFELih
L -. l : l. -.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

DIiIIADELPHIA, VIA LUNI DAANOH @1u
The MA lkE2KY tet?4EkIN RAIL- % y.
hee 49, tel. hA cav - ~ =, n>sa
Commtucns AOSDli o. - 1874 iae 49, stsaneh snd %.
u1CIons esDoo JAN. AUsGbl ana DiI >fA eOnnssHns %
Leave Hsv.Y,r. rom Pier 8. n n. foot ei Recio-st w
P:46 n-Ior P.,tslp. Long BIaaeh, TSls RIVER Ws~
towr. iuckefo-. Vi1esud an BulgeIo1.
AGO n m -Per Lss4 Baneh ToAs RIVER. wasovn Bsrsese
anu TueseIt0a -, ..,,.,,.. go.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
V,HE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and

EliE ILlOIINO, NUN II DAiOhA, $780,
Il ChNIRAL kAlLROAD OAPAST
fLort route to ga5Ton BrSbOe lap tn'e I'D PaseaesA
Lave HnniersPuin 1;OOa WBs 30 lol uav trsn . IL.
Lave AarisTs Polt O30A n-PsIchS.as Nal. un sith p"
attached
Leave Hester POlst 200 p n-PstrAogur vsy traia-
Leave hsstes Ps sijO -fatelosas express iran OIL" ~
10 slscheL
Leave HnnIers Point 500 D. s-Islp ssv train a,
Tor particulars BIZ. snj saai Smts0es Also fer Has
from P,nAiusa Ceptr YIe Para. Husae ssl s''s
stations Ferv,. IOh OF Jsmrss EssI k'sr "
mpa,cs .n loot OF III River IL minutes p'.
the departure oftsa Hunters PNul Tickets seh bs
oees SUNDAY tains cav
Haners Po At Great Neck Hempead Gaesn CITY, fs1essssH
all station. at>O 80 and :0J For Fasla{ -
ses Point Whssoae aud oil stermeas sass ~ klo wv
1.-Two q, an L3o Els, Gvv GyoH " SA1IvA ~
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
SiID !)rcccrIu 10 teL

SaD DrcprrID 10 Vet.
A DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
TN. d p.!vst fAl'i'. |
PART Of BROADWAY CORNER STORE
~ 40 - gG.g',s o. ,t..,s & ,rd .,. rHpsa se
o-'ession Ap,g a! TIC In'na' IP'"a om'e' Oh "s
EL03H TO LET, in private house, with
E.n 4iTs.. bc'a.ei II &c 21..I,
OFFICES TO'LEr.-5ome very desirable, on
m.n ~ iss .ad i55 aaa.s. lULAAD WHITING BECK
5I,O LET or FOR SALE, 7J5 L97.Dgton-avc.-
''''' D''' HtL1ED I vii ,NEY, s.stnsn...
10 LET, MAIDnE LAAE.-flkSI FLOOR
a.. G tAi! - M.-sa'4le. AI0b to W. l. scAi-FFEIA'
20 LEI-NeNly aal handsomely ey.turnished
A. T. :, = Gts. p pitY tIa SsS eSpTi.s1 bSs D'''A'
rENO LIT T-ROOM, 40xl50. with steam power,
L ~ .h.,ti 1D s'en der'er iaqaiFe ID Peni'e' 2iS
ryN,TE,IY-OEE r7st dc5;Ta6Ie private RESI-
p",'NG orio~aE % tie horLa An ~: las Co. FeS'p''
asua ' aOOJ sOOOO . LSASE ?r M 'e'% et ys.rA
I'O LET-'Tho large BASEMENT (53x65)
eits- Q. tet tbs, AL TaGaye. enty pni
hr ua "ya VII e re4'Sd "a par: or wa0h Inquire at "a
'V0 LEl-!u tie BlBLG hOUSE-sTORE on
AloREatC' AMI OIIcs ia 'eso1 ,ad aitl ;enea :ns
A. GAS aisS sociafg No bible msas'
40 LEF-A hard5ope four story, high stoOr,
a. modern Nor ycnen;s, Ia " est l2lt,
Uaste.; $1,000 Apply
J. =. AlL:0s tOS, 2jo Wet S4.h.s..
rEO LET-t fine STORE in thai desirable
: -n e. ho1.es l2ji:. Sh.ive.: rlite-
r. 4at.s Vsh basn water osrt, 1ci vi! be
- ucE StGnl nfes TO Slltlsis s~na
GEO ". " 30. 2U1 "e.t l21tas'., or ~ BoSerr.
ITO LEA5E-1hc elegant Offices Nos. 100 and
n-5c'ra rcaei By te Universal Lfe las Co on sceun;
toL L. auj 10 Wres.-; orr=s u be le
No Park ocs the Nosa Ans1ea llie lAh
tel.say sa- o-ecs al Ls Guinl9 Ii Pa bro'dEsy
X. r. PAGE. 33 PaTk-ro~.
ErNI0N-SQ -SQUARE.-To LET-The frst-class
y tIiNG - s4.t S,v-aIesash'', iao"a as 90 soF AIT
i j.R o' she in uCen.ns a gas.a ocatoe. Ills
t-1g out has good hgl std epecialL 'hcd lrs
pGno warehouse ATJ 10 L. LiO.. AEasd. Cen
Z a ts., and StneteC nth-st
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
STONlNGTON LINE tor BOSTON and

r.
,,sareh 81 steamer, NA'RiGANSbTT Tacs
d,T. ThunraeTs ,ng sstuTars STUNI,GrOS. h0liUs
Wedn.sis snd fva Pvg - Aorsa IdVer hel Of J" ST.
srr,nx Boston o. IA Tickets o sac -
principal riroiI ohe' sal state scufsi AI bs s-es'
Wes stt f,Epress Co. snd a. 3l9 BoOaitar . . 49,,
L. A Dk VRAU, tGTtt Ayrut W iibhlNS GeaL PAA Avn
q. = BABCOCA tress-a.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

4 LARGE, pleasant, wcil-tCgnis IcI EOOM,
neat, house SIL BJ.,D -
LrtU.e
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

ErNION-S -SQUARE-To LET-rhe trst-cass
Y .LID.lNG - E4 S,y-aesaihst IaoSa as to sOP ATT
i U.E ~ tc, in of Vas.a locsuoe Ills
hrg ieo. Out has good hgl!, spd epeciaI 'ld Bra
warehouse ATy J. 4. LiO. Asasd Csn
. ( ~. br .alwaY and NInetsa nthsL
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THE CEsTENN1AL BU1Lp1NGs.-The

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THE SUN.
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The Supreme Lodge OF the knights
of Pythias has decided to hold its
nextsession in Philadelphia, the fourth
Tuesday in August, 1876. A com
fnittee Of thirteen was appointed to
make arrangements for the centennial
celebration in Philadelphia. The
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and q day Of celebration. A committee
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Henry Petrie, the noted burglar
who vas convicted and sent to the
State Penitahtiary f.: life, about two
feats ago, for entering DR.. Choppiu's
house, New Orleans, in the night time
ind committing deadly assault on
that gentleman, and who made his
escape from the Penitehtiary about
ten months ago, in company with
iGnstavns Borlelais and Pierre Berth.
who were afterwards captured in New
Orleans, has been apprellended' in
Cincinnati and returned to Baton
Rouge. Z
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PARISH OF ASCENSION AND
TOWN OF DONALDSONyILLE.

p The CHIEF having been designated
by the proper authority Official Journal of
the parish of Ascension and Corporation of
Donaldsonville, in its columns will appear
the Proceedings of the Police Jury, Common
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The news from all sections Of the
Moth is favorable to the Democracy.
II III local elections there are decided
Democratic gains. By al active, ear
nes persistent cooperation, victory
in the coming presidential election is
cerhin."
The above is the precise language
that Democratic editors used during
the campaign Of 1868, and it will be
remembered that General Grant was
elected by an incredible majority not
outstanding the certainty the De-
mocracy had of a victory. The Dem
ocratic papers still continue to deal
ont to their readers the same kind Of
misrepresentation and false promises
that they have dealt so extensively
in for the last fifteen years, and from
all the manifestations the press nor
the duped people" are as vet
waried with the deception that they
have practiced upon each other
Summit Times.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-05
IT. VINCENT'S INSTITUTION
Do1aldsonyilIe, La.

The public are informed that the SISTERS
OF CHARITY will open
BOARDING SCHOOL
on the 1st September, 1875, in the above
named hcalthful little village.
They who may. object to send their chill
in this Institution tho facilities for /. Chris
tan and refined education; the course of
| instruction being the same as that pursued
ut st. Joseph's Academy, Emmettsburg,
Mary land, Of which it is q branch.
The healthy atmosphere Of this beautiful
spot, situated at tho junction of the Missis-
sippi River aud the Bayou Lafourehe, and
the readiness with which it can be reached,
both by railway and water, render it very
| desirable.
The buildings and grounds are spacious
| and ious-weil suited to an institution
Of this kind. The Sisters, in consideration of
| the changed condition OF the SOuth, have
reduced the terms to half price
The scholastic year is divided into two
| sessions Of five months each-the first COM
| meHcing lst September, the second LIST Feb
| rnary.
Terms per SesslOn-Payable in
Advance:
| Board and tuition, including
washing, mepding, bed and
bedding, SIS per session.
| Or, $50 50 annum.
French language ---.----.- 10 q
| Tapestry, painting, etc, extra charges.
Music at Professors price.
| Books and stationery furnished at current
| prices.
A term commenced will be considered a
term completed-no deduction being made
| for absence.
For further particulars, references can be
made in person to the different institutions
| of New Orleans, or by letter to the Sisters OF
the Institution, at Donaldsonvllle.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-05

A heavy explosion from an IN
known cause occurred in BOWS drug
store, Boston. on the 9th of May.
One wall Of the store fell. A street
car was overturned by the shock and
adjoining Buildings shattered. Three
persons wera killed, four fatally hurt,
aud twentyrtwo slightly injured. \
horse and buggy were crushed in the
ruins.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-05

Decoration day was observed in all
the large cities where soldiers are
buried. Business was generally sus-
pended and orafiens aud professions
had, i4 addition to the strewing Of
flowers op the graves. Ex-Federals
aud ex-COntederates united in tie
ceremonies of tue occasion aud tie
greatest harmony aud fraternity pre-
vailed.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-05

- The first ounce of blood injec-
ted into General Frank Blair caused
effects upon the General similar to in
tozication. Upon investigation, the
physicians discovered that the sub
Jet who had furnished the blood had
been on bit Of a spree the day be-
fore, and with the blood had been
transferred some alcohol. It was a
cl.ar case of drunk by proxy.