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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
The POINT THAT Was DECIDED.

The following rathe, hopeful view is
put forth by the incorporating fusion
or an for the comfor: 0. the faithful:
Blu, this rejection ot the Greeley cleo
t0Tal vote by no means implies the rejection
"i The M"Entry government for il "ill be
remembered ;hat the returns showing the
election OF the fusion State officers and y!
the fusion Legislature were counted by two
boards. the DeFerlet board and the Nh
chel; For'n&n board. and whetherthI- count
Is legal ard sufficient remains tor the COLA
mlttec 70 say.
and IS likely 70 remain 50 Ill the ED
OF time. For the committee having once
recognized the authority OF the Lynch
board. necessarily rejected all others.
And If TIE returns in the case Q: the
presidential elector, We're rejected 81 the
Senate because they had not been counted
by the Lynch board, the election returns
for State "t!cers, being measured BY the
same standard, will share the same fac.
But perhaps our fusionists are 60 blinded
b. their utter se.fshn.ss and bigotry tha:
they fail 70 see the analogy between the
election Of the Greeley electors and the
election CT McEnery. These two PROPOSE
tons rested upon the same basis. and tie
former having fallen, The latter must nece-
sarily fall with il. And this result will !e
reached vithou; tie necessity for Ii" CON-
mittee to say anything further about
Me,srs. Dei.r;et. Mitchell, Tocman, Da-
Pon:e. Wharton, o: any Of the gentlemen
Who have been rejected IS returning
c!tcers ~ :he recognition OF Ness!s
Lynch, Longstreet, Eovee and H."!.:.:.,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
THE LUZENRERG HOSPITAL,

Enacted by 'h- he Legislature :hr rp. ..5
H0sp4'.t:oT small "x AZ. contiguous IA = 60
Is on THE PoNTCBARrBAiT Ri!IE..:.
Fifth square outside C'aii~,,I. street.
Iud'gen; cases ART received a.c,,rt! IL - s.n9
ely ProV.souso with permits ron ELt ....:syg
officials
Private CT paying eases az rece,:e! suzs W4:Gp.
So per day; pTIva'c rooms -.
Auplv AT th4 hospital. sy.?'P
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
NNnE kAHHA

1NotcHhAPHIC STUDIO No. Il. ear. s:gboo
wh":" will ne found ~" iar.s: iin,y.'.ssIts N
the photographic arr. Nth cl"se .r.rsu:, .l'.G.
ton and the bes' assistants. and a. - v.s.E.
lse the FINEST INK 'Gi.' h s...G s..I ..,.us o.
TN. ", ~ rnit",r and In"dtIs.. !; - s.. -
aTen taken from 10 4 II. I" r. u. w. =; ~ E.S
.. specially. All WORK guaranteed. ~ : &. :.
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Amounting 10 $31.is!SO


wifi eaH. Place under The following scS'EaS
rrizs of .v. thousand dollars - .cr S.'S
~ prizes, "tr thousand d"tsr" l~'ot '''f
secuted ~ ,rst mor:g.j-. eva l;.b':'''
property ~ the t.lr grounds '.'i'$
eight per cent Interest. i!'..H'' So.
ANNUALLY at the bank ~ Atu"Tlr.;....... : go
u p,izr.. ave hundred G.'.,ars bone 'a'i',
same as above. ...........: 49,. 49,. ErsS
y pr:zr.. OF ten shares each OF ~" "r:'-
;tal stock Of III. Fair Grounds A-s:'lss-
ton par value = 5 each. ............... S..S
60 yrizes, lOt four sharcS 'a"h, OK 'Ie
.,r.af stock of the Far Grounds hss!o
cation, same a. aoov. :;;............... 80
nrize, Dr,nhaIus uoEi@tit Piano .......... 90
prize. Chi.krring sguaI. !Iah". -
prize. WestermaSer upright f"iho. ..''. ~
prize, Steck's upright Piano. ..'.....-.... 80
pri1s double baTrel,d "t 'TuI! '"''e'
improved rebound.nI lock. ufd.E='1...
lever. double grip with !.a'h"r"aa' core :.
plrte, f. NJ. Reilly s Co., BIrniIG'Ei.I...s 80
prize, ladies' gold enamcl'd Wa':t!..... -
prize. ladies' god enam"ed watch. 20
pre-, ladies' gold .name "G Nat%h...... =
pT!lr. LADIES' gold euamcltI "at"!...... -
prize. ladi. $ gold Watch ................. -
prize iaGi. $ gold Watch ................ 80
piize, ladies' gold Watch ................ .
~ ~, Grover < Bakers maAIgau" cal.
Mt Se"tlg Machine. 80
p:ia", singers hal. case rosewood -"
ing Machine. .....................-.. 20
prize. Wheeler Wilson's silver Plate!
hall cas-. Sewing Machine ............. -
prize, HOWe's extra pearlrd aud s.!'E
plated Sewing M,chiu".. ................
prize, Wilcox 3 GlhEs' half ease ;laHC@..
~ Sewing Machine -............,....... %
prize, tlorenc. black walnut H'w-i:
Machine. ..............o
pri2.. new American Stove, "strG.....-. =
.rize, stewards plain top St"v".......... -
prize Bucks Brilliant stove, in'pI";s%.. ~
prize. Charter Oak Stove, rNtia......
prize. AEle riCan Stove, rXtTiS,..........s :
zoe prizes ten dollars in gold 80
Toe prizes Eve dollars i'll .nid............t.s 80
So. prizes dollar in gold ............... -"
- -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

The Fie":ttrs s:ec:.i :e;oc:.I.s :-o:a
Washington:
The course o. Congress "a unsettled. and
VIII be largely Influenced by TIE course Of
the people of Louisiana. whose position be-.
fore the country il their strength. and
whose policy Is unhalting frlunes-.
This doubtless means that the Demo.
cratic Congre.snen are unsettled. sor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

'"NsiIV 7 FV'ES nv To
CHARLES CLINTON.
Auditor Of Publ" Accounts.
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innn iIErrLl. -OIyIIizalioa make sad

Coon Tern. Civilization makes sad
work with our teeth Savagcs are rarely
troubled with q defect or ache 10 their den.
tai apparatus. It is not hot drinks which
destroy them prcmaturely, nor warln food
so much as acids too concentrated in vine.
gar, pickles, etc., which acts directly upon
the limo in their composition, and thus
Crumblcs thOm. I'hefouDdation forSound
firm, white teeth must be laid in early life,
by subsisIipg on food that contains the el
meuts which tho teeth must Lave, or they
will be iwporfccty formed, feeble 10 struc
ture, and fall early into decay. II wheat
-four we're never boiled, but eaten with The
bran, as We ilnd it partially in graham
bread, lhGn.the system would be abund.
anAy provided with phosphate of lime, The
essential ingredients for the formation OF
the teeth. Butter contains a good pro-
portion Of the phosphate Of lime, and hence
those who consume much of furnish from
that source a supply for keeping their
teeth in good condition Children are
usually lovers Of bread aud butter cspo,
oially if they arc habiunIIy fed on white
bread. Iu that way they obtain something
for their teeth, but by no means enough
The coarsor the food, especially bread, the
better for young people. The soundest
teeth belong to persons who have not been
reared on dclicacics
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IN APRIL, 1878.

The number Of premiums are always ~
creased when The number OF names exceed 'ho
number calculated upon,
We now offer tie following: nm
Cash Premium of $I'V V"O
90 Cash Premiums of 800 Each SO 0O
60 Stem.winding Watches $50 Each 4 S SUV
100 Cash Premiums OF 800 Each Sg UGO
900 Cash Premiums Of $40 Each 2'gVU
100 Cash Premiums Of S. Each oUV
100 Cash Premiums Of 50 Each S SVO
100 Cash Premiums Of 50 Each . g sOU
1879 Miscellaneous Pre- 9 to $40 Each 7,@Oo
Making alofTWO THOUSAND P rem
ums, Worth TWENTY THOUSAND JUL
LARS,
Every subscriber who RENTS $2.OO for
years subscription will have his name regis
tered, and will be furnished BY return lnall
receipt giving the date aud number beng rep
resented by duplicate in the disiTibnt'oh' -.
Agents sending 10 names and S9O'VO az QUO
time receive free paper one year and nav nave
their names registered asparticipants i0f pro-
miums. nh.
Specimen Copies, Posters, Premium Pampn'
let and Subscription Blanks sent free 10 per
sons desiring them, Address
FARAN & MCLEAN.
Cincinnati Ohio
Nov, Oily,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

Doctor Blank attempted to defend him.
self against the facctious assault ola friend
by saying: II defy any person whom |
ever attended to accuse me Of Ignorance or
neglect" "That you may do safely, :"
said bis assailant, "lor you know, doctor,
dead men tell no tales"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18
DR.. RAD WAYS
Sasag2nllial R9sDLT8lt
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES: SO
OfIItK SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES, TIL;
1SDY iNDERGOEs, UNDER TIE INFLUENCE
Of THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE
THAT
Every Day an Increase il Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and EGlt.

Every drop Of tho sAgsAP4RiLLI AM RE EIsiG6
VENT Communicates thrOnsI the Blood, sweat, urlhot
and ntICr fluids and juices Of tho system the vgor o.
iIe for il Repairs the wastes Of the body win new ana
.nnnd material SoroWla, Syphilis, Consumption
GonIuInr disease Ulcers In the throat Mouth, Il'
mars S0drsln the auiSand other parSoi the system;
Sore yves Srlm0rui' discharges from the Ears ana
iSe WORT forms of Skin diseases, Erupu9ns Fever
Snrns Scnld Head Ring Worm, Salt Rheum EryspGlas
Acne Hack spots, Worms IN Tie Flesh. Tumors, Can
rCrs In lila Womb and all weakening and painful dis;
cbnrcg NIrht SwCRts Loss Of Sperm ana AU wastes 81
me ina nJIilgplc are within the curative range OF tnlS
wander Ut Nolcrn Chemistry, and few days use WIZ
nrve ia Am porson using Tor either Of these forms Of
disease II, Potent power TO cure them.
UtheIntIen, daily becoming reduced by ING Mhstcs
md duc6mnOsii0n that continually pT0grCSSllg suc
goods In QrrCslUg these wastes, and repairs tue sao
Win new material made from healthy bIO0d-ahu lnis
ile SSRSAPaRILIlAE will anu does Securc-a cli re
il cerliin: for when once this remedy commences US
ynTk of notification aud succecd4,in diminNhlH Nv
oSgo Of wastes iisTepars viii be rapid ana every Wy
rtp hRiSnt DeiSI ny S5% c.
fc food gcsting better, appetite ue'n
add wJll ht InCreasiug. .s1,rs,,,..,ro, co,
Ebt phly does tho SArsAPAnlLLiAN kESOLvENI SSSsl
Mi SntNyii rtnuiiagGns IN thecWe OF chrome scro,
JnSns Constitutional and skin diseases; but 1t Is uo
ONLY positive cure for
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

The New York Tribune CALAMITY re-
marks There are those who believe
there is a PROVENCE which watches over
druukards, which sustains there lettering
steps on slippering places, and which sof,
tens the paving stones for them when they
fall. 1t would sometimes appear that a
similar care has ordered that whenever an
especially mean and selfish scamp is driven
into marriage, a woman Of more than US
ually angelic character is provided for him.
And the more the scamp is developed in
him the more the angel blooms forth III
her.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

A Tere Haute tailor, has a conditional
order for one hundred aud eight military
suits, Of which ninety suits arc for Brigad
icr-GcneraIs, sixteen for ColoneIs, and two
for priyates.
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RApwAYs READY RELIEF
rrVER AED AGUE.

rrvER AND AGUE cured for hrty cents There Is
moi remedial agent In this world thai will cure Fever
and Gtiic, md all other Mdlnriou' BIlOns Scarlet
Typhoid, Yellow and other Powers latded by RAD IAlD
WAYS PILLS. so quick n3 RAILWAYS kEADl Eh'
LIEF Fly cents per bottle
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

Sergeant Bates lives at Saybrook, Hin.
ois, and has been interviewed on the stu.
alton. He thinks several Americans flags
ought to be carried through Cuba, togeh.
or with lot Of stretChers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

When is a captain 10 his heaviest at.
tire2 When be wears bis ship.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18
Q. y. Vincent,
ofGallipolis Ohio. is Agent fOrthe sale Of the
I'd FLORENCE MACHINE,
and auy one wishing to buy u Florence Ma
chine, or to see it work, can do 50 by address
ing him at Gallpolis, Ohio,
eb6-ly.
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The world renowned author, in this admIra'
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
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Also, Dir. Culycrwclps marriage Guide"
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Address the PubliShcra,
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A sentimental writer states that it was
a comfort for him to know that one eye
watched foudIy for his coming, aud looked
brighter at his approach, where, upon he
was condoIed as one having a sweetheart
with only one eye,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

The Of The man who fell asleep on
the railroad track, as chroniclod by an
Indiana paper, wasn't 50 bad after all. :
He was just fast asleep, clasped in the
arms of both Morpheus aud Somnus, and
was only awakened by the glorious light
tina! shone from the judgomont-seat in the
world beyond the river" that was ALL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-18

A man had rheumatic paius, which bis
doctor thought would bo relieved by mi
trate of potash" The patient took the
medicine for some time, but wns not much
benefited, and asked for another remedy,
which the doctor prescribed A few days
after, he met him and asked after bis
health. "0b, | am getting we'll, doctor, "
was the reply; but it amt your medicine
| tried That for some time, till noighbor
told mo of something be took for bis rhcu-
malism, A very simple remedy. tried
it, and its done me a great deal Of good
"What is il2' asked the Doctor ooh,
it's so simple I'm afraid you'll laugh at
me if | tell you" The OctOrPromiscd to
control bis risibles, and the patient, after
much urging, informed him that it was
"saltpetcr." The doctor was not true to
his promise. He laughed heartily, and told
the astonished patiOut that nitrate OF pot
ash" was the chemical name of the sub
stance known to commerce Of saltpeter,'
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VNANTED-TNA MONTH, A SMALL, UNFINISHED
w House within easy access TO New York Jersey pre-.
Oox q 326 New York Postofiees
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THE WEST FARMS SCHOOL WAR.

As already foreshadowed in these columns, the
recent decision Of the Board OF Supervisors OF
westchester county has not tended to allay the
strife which has existed for some time past among
the inhabitants Of School District No. 1, town OF
West Farms. As already set forth in the HERALD
the supervisors declined to sanction the raising
by taxation OF the initial amount OF $21 900 asked
for by the Board OF Education towards purchasing
land and commencing the erection OF new public
school, which the opponents OF the project deem
baiied in their aims, however, the men,
bers OF the Board Of Education have sought
the aid OF the Courts, and yesterday Justice Pratt
issued an order directing the Board Of Supervisors
to appear before him and show cause Why man.
damus should not be issued compelling that body
to sanction the financial measure applied for.
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Sunday schoo! teacher; also single figure repre-.

-uoy ecuooL teuCucTJ diSo oiuBto usut0 tcPae'
senttng Alice Lise.
:. MI. Elmoro Is at work on picture which prom.
,ses 70 De important. tho subject being "Adam and
Eve Aiter the Expulsion" Cain IL said to be repre-
senteu tnerein as enthusiastically engaged"
~ tne nan OF the British Museum, near the Az
syran nus. Is half figure in stone from Cesnola's
n,Ia sI Sse represents priest or king with
peculiar neadoress The beard Is in detached curs.
me eyebrows are Indicated, there is smile the
lace. UP stairs are tcrra-cOtta statuettes and
other objects OF Cypriote origin
Mr.. i. D. Barlow, instructor In etchings to the
schools at South Kcnsington, London has in hand
an engraving from Millais' portrait Of Sir James
Paget. The same engraver is also progressing with
Phillips 'La GlOria.n
Mr.. J. Thompson has arrived In London with
valuable photographs taken in eleven OF the prov.
tnces OF China and the Island OF F0rmOsa.
George Mason's pictures are to be exhibited ths
month at the gallery OF the Burlington CLUB,
London.
The Liverpool Town Museum has just acquired
an interesting series OF miniature portraits OF the
Napoleon family and the first EmperOr's marshals
Bombay has given Mr.. W0oiner commission to
execute marble statue OF Sir Cowasjee Jehangeer
Readmony. the illustrious Parsee.
CertaldO, BOccaciOs birthplace has resolved to
erect q monument to that poet In 1876. on the
occasion Of his fifth centenary. Carlotta Medict
Lenz0ni has been formally thanked by Gertaldo Tor
having preserved the house in which Boccacio
lived and died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-04
NEW YORK CITY.

Miss Lillian Edgarton lectures next Monday
evening at Steinway Hall on Gossip
George Cheers, Of 452 West Forty-frst street. fell
Fifteenth street yesterday and fractured his COL
lar bone. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital by the
police OF the sixteenth precinct.
Washington Andrews, of III West Forty ninth
street, had his skull fractured yesterday by guam
tlty of frozen snow falling upon him from the roof
OF "a Broad street. He was sent to the Park Hos
pital
Edward Negar, OF No. East Fourteenth street,
was struck by the wheels OF truck yesterday on
the corner of Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue
and dangerously injured. He was sent home by
the police Of the Twenty-ninth precinct.
The building OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre was in
sured by Mr.. Amos F. Emo for $4,000, and the i'm.
provements upon 1t by Mrs. Lucy d. Fisk for
ire lost all their Instruments. Mr. Dodworth, the
director, lost valuable library.
John Doner, aged thirtytwo, went on the roof OF
the building where the Madison Avenue Stage
Company keep their vehicles, yesterday afternoon,
to stop the moving Of water, and fell through the
skylight to the ground, distance of forty feet He
was removed to 90 East Forty-nrst street.
Mary Genny, aged thirty-two, German, of 800
East Tenth street, was found in Tompkins Park
yesterday afternoon, by Captain Walsh, Of the
Seventeenth precinct suffering from the effects OF
poison she had taken to commit suicide. She was
sent from the station house to Bellevue Hospital.
Yesterday morning q woman called at Police
Headquarters and stated that she was searching
for two girls named respectively Ann and Julia
Mcdonald, whom she states were at work in the
Caxton Building at the time Of the fire. Captain
kennedy however, says That ne is certain mat tne
bodies are all recovered that were In the ruins ana
IL Is believed that the woman Is somewhat do
mented. She claims that they lived In East New
York. aud have not been seen since the are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-04
MUNICIPAL AFT AIRS.



THURSDAY, Jan. 2, 1873
Prescnt-Alderman Plunktt in the chair and quo
rum OF members.
PAPERS ASSISTANT ALDERMEN LAID
That the Commissioner Of Public Works remove the
street lamp III front of 10 Pearl street to point
twenty feet north OF its present position.
That Croton mains be laid in sixtcth street. from First
avenue avenueA.
That the sidewalks on both sides Fifty street.
from Tenth avenue to Eleventh avenue, be tagged
That avenue A. from lU6th to 10th street. be regulated
and graded the curb and gutter set and the sidewalks
tagged.
avenue be regulated and graded the curD and gutter
stones set and the sidewalks tagged.
That Second avenue from 10th street to Harlem River,
be paved with granite trapblock pavement
Adjourned until tomorrow, Sd inst, o'clock
Pm. JOSEPH SHANNON Clerk
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Board or Assistant Aldermen.

THURSDAY, Jan. 2, 1873.
Present-Assistant Alderman Conner Iii the chair and
quorum OF members.
RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER.
That the Comptroller be directed to draw warrant in
favor Of John @. O'Bren Co. for the of 81 27 for
printing for the Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
That the Comptroller draw warrant in favor of John
G. OBrien Co. for the OF 1871 90 for stationery
the Board OF Aldermen.
PAPERS FROM BOARD ALDERMEN LAID
That Eighty street. the boulevard to the
River Drive be regulated and graded, the curb and gut
ter stones set and the sidewalk Jagged.
GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED.
That the Commissioner OF Public Works be directed
sink and repair pump In front OF 48 Mulberry street.
By the following vote -
Afirmatve-Assstant Aldermen StacOm, O'Brien
Healy, CoddlngtOn, Strack, Pinckney, Wade, Conner
Gels, Simonson, Schwartz and the Presidential.
Neutrality-suspicious. Aldermen kraus and Costello-2.
Adjourned until Saturday next 4th inst, at II o'clock
A. NJ MICHAEL j. KELLY, Clerk.
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THE BALTIC COAST SUFFERERS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The following additional donations for the suffer
ers the Baltic coast are thankfully acknowledged
by the undersigned German Consul General-
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Another remittance OF 1000 thaers pms beer
made to-day to the Central Committee nj Berl,n
in addition to 5000 thalers already repitted Fur
tner contributions will be thankfully received.
JOHANNES ROSING. No. 2 pjwling Green.
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GaSC.sG ACADEMIEs.

! at HLASKOs Academy "a West Thirty.fourth
street commencing Saturday January It'll A. N. and
az a. FOR particulars please 10 call at the academy.
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Miss Lillian Edgarton lectures next Monday
evening at Steinway Hall on Gossip