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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Mr. Butler, as chairman of Committee on
lain, reported favorably on Senate bill
10. IL, entitled an act for the relief of c.
T. Hstlin.
The report was ordered to lie over under
tho rules
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OF TIE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
AUCTION SALES,
FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.

LivAN. THE LATTER THE DECEASED WIFI
OF JOHN FAIRY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-19
REGULAR SESSION

OF THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
rNaAFF BUILDINGS.

Rrrs reported ~ the week ending March lf1J;
N,t 81 10 51 Tevcnthst, uus ceiling Coporau'n
Civ q NeuYork ownsr ---.t--
30. 5 Forty 01rth st. unsafe ceiling; t1rp1fa'n
City o EeF-fork.
Se ia Vsrst-ss unsafe front ra Daniel Povers
Southwest conner Oak snd Cialue uRsl clueTsc JHo
Moore 3 SOps.
~ I5l Fir,t-sre uus north vail Afon Smith, oWnsr
\, 8 uaslle Esl Ms Bollue. owner
NsrhN corner ard Ruigefssts unsafe trout nenh
Iorroy, 80. 49,,
Sos East one hrrd,d Eth st. uae Is
All Aoor,; Corporstlon CITY o; NcvIork. owner.
yos EgltyseVeatht uassie ceilings, hc tpoA
too citT 0 Ncu-York oFner
No 81. Terth-sve. wall; John Mirham. owner
g,s It. uuslie Eoui Vail 1'Pu'i
80 lcs % zoe sereuih-av val an intes Ihona
LT1ch.
n, SO r-ntt-svc uuFsfe val, sohn Murphy 'Wrer
q, tll Ra Tcnih. front vail Charles CuIea 5Fuef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
Projected BUILDINGS.


New buings proposed which puI subael
DpsYtusot Of Baiugs week eAug March 1879
Eas; 6st 90 ave-Five hfOwuinne dfstcss d"cIas'i
each lsr50 Mrs Ru;tie and Brother oruert
No 35One brick brass fouuiefT S15I5t lof W."
NcKeuns & Son. -.
Adam Steohs. -. -
Wet .st Nos All tenement "n
25r7 5-siores Cockuui Spsuins, -.
No 257Ono brick store aud tenement f'fs ''''
Jacob Wolf edm'r A.
o,st No lsS0ne ami tenement r'l sioreA MI
ehae kunEsimsn. "a e..
East s7thst ofesveOns store lni tenement z1Sf
q st0nes Peter Casey n
Pl-., G-rNo brick eneneais. eich DOL os
q Gooihue ... .---.-.. ss.s4
Rrugioai sni 9,To brick stores All tenement zf
sni 15r51 stories. Jotu Schnrgs. owner q
Moran a., 0
q B laNtoa owner ~ m.
Wrs 1-s. " u BrosiElyOue brick store AID ohse Jr
Pcvter X Bliss Jwnes
Water No 616-One brick stable, 2i6If sioea Baere
Cl0sus. ,--.- ,,-eao :
stones W velT. -,
West !gb-.t s. llthsV-TsO brck teasn n 2'''
stores Th0s Mclaughlin, owner. -
West os No ll5-One bnek Sorksbop z59 sioel Ma.Eey
West ih Nos rs brick 25F61 stories
Bser & SteiHmulsr. A..
Ess, 5h-s No, and JI-TFo snsmsn 5r5o stories
Csssra-.t No s7-One brick tsasaenr srss, stores
tfaHf.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
Mort, ss1.0,.. 500

All who have real estate for sale or 70 let
and those desiring % purchase rent such property
will ind II 70 their interest % advertise THE TRIBUNE
s gate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
PAPER and in addition this advantage. THE TRIBUNE
Will be found not only NewYork aud az lts cities and
villages but every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should DO Is brief as will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
.ubscrbsrs for the editions OF THE TRIBUNE, Daily
miweeky and Weekly, comprise indiT tuAls in every
business profession consequently in each
are read by al classes The tribune dev0tes especial
attention TO reports sales OF real estate both in city
aud country thus adding greatly 70 the value Of its co
umns - Al Advertising medium Tho charges for adyer
tang are A. follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY Tribune 81 per line; SENT
TRIBUNE, IS cents per line Aboutten words OF
our wide columns average ane Terms cash N advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
REAL ESTATE.

HEv YoaK Prisv March 7. i57a
There were no public sales contaminated at the
Brohanse today.
The ooung reports n private sales have been reeeVei
Ofoae full lot locates iAs sguefT SIDE Of BsiI-sea'a "
feet westerly from Fourth ave. for sl2lpo0.
Pom stevenson IT, four lots stas %. noh
erir side HBehL rs feet westerly om kiFhihsFe ths '
SHOW - ...b.
Freedman Je,pbssse ore lot aStl lo'st "a ne va
seT corner ba-s and Ienih SC
O3. plof Or2ss "a terly Broadsay between
ave and Dvoi msnt sT1 ,81 plot @lil On ne
Sbenanasc HAthOBs and AcadenT iof @'
wheh plot purchased September IA l1f hll -.
the tvestory brick tsnsmehi h'use
lot sp known Ma 3 De'SnceIst Soaa'"'V
corner 81 Levlsst. for bJa.JJl - -. -. a..
following vacant property: -,.-..-..,h..
Lot esteriF % feet north %
Ia8r0O et30no three lots Suefu1thst "a ID DIV
Eqbth and yubsveA each e iof Che Bols'l
between One hundred eveath and One-aundrsia8lhy
eirhth-stS +G.np0
IL is not expected will public transactions at Tie kr
change tS-mJuow q aur1ayl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
fonq gsIano Real Gstate for Sale.

E'OR SALE-A choice BUILDING LOT, cen
ITALY located village Of FushDgi den'ous Sr .nn
10 minutes yah 81 depe "a trains daily churches schools
&c, within Price sl0j terms fAyofsbie ADDRESS
NgGUs" BOr tsJ9 n Y p o. j. l. STEELE. Flushing L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET

NEw-YoRR. Friday March :. 1873
A more active inquiry for coach and road
horses was the notable feature general horse
market of the day Sales recently effected ranged 1000
1880 ana 81 500 per pair. Work horses sold readily az
unchanged figures.
BY auction az the Horse Mart Of Mr.. VIM. Van Tasse,
the following stock III the presence Of fair attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08

Quite number Of those who attended the above safe
came expecting 70 lind matched pairs Of carriage horses
10 he brought 10 the hammer and there were none on
the catalogue bidding animated as generally
ANTICIPATED at the present season.
By auction Ar stables Nos. IS and IT East Twenty
eiqhth-st. John L. Vandewater ofiC ating:
il,soTpuOr. uanas iears rle
S,,r 81 ~ geLirrs ............... l5t anil Sz0
Black ..............-...'' - 49,
There wac but a very moderate degree OF ACTIVITY III
the carriage trade of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08

fiorses. CARRIAGES. tlarness, Sc.
AT BARKER & CHASES
II CITY AUCTION MART AND v. y. TArTERSALLS
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND THIkIY-NtN rH-SFi
MAJOR &. W BARKER AUrTIOEEEK.
REGULAR SALE or
TROTTERS. ROADSTERs. FAMILY, BUSINESS AND WORK
HORSES,
CARRIAGE,. HARNESS. &c,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND AIJRDAY,
Ar z O'CLOCK
NOR SAIE-HORSES and DOGS. ANY per
p d.ygoas OF frstA hans tottng. irsneht or
other Hurses ned nortngOg zee The same " oee
state intended 10 pufchas-
as Address HAWKS Co., honea anAas
TOR SALE-A thoroughly trained saddle
HORSE adv gentlemen sold for want OF use A
py % Dr.. GBo W PERRY Getty House foakers
lime CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES ut
i Z. A. FGTCHS STABLES. l55 East rNenly-foarb-se
HARNESS.-HOrse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes Horse Equipments Of description; me
srge VARIETY Ia New c. NJ MOSBhAN Bro hanuiae-
warerooms. IL Chambers-st
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and SsdJ.ery goods extensively Manufactured uL
stable plush and other Caage h0oes
U quality g u. SMIlh 20, ~ NaLteh-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
Clin Real gsidte tor 5d!e.

A PERFECT BIJOU RESIDENCE on Fifth
ave- WONDERFULLY xesrrsa1ei built By architects me
elaborate inas iai buffers paHtJ
-r'eusou Pr-s VITA elegant aDi hrfaea
r. <. gTEvESsON. r., 81 Purst, i- sl5 Fift-sTe
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-ayes., front
ID PARK SIKH All Ss7-aa,TeA above the Para on
'''-- WM r. RAYyOR.
Piuest
MAST SEVENTY NINTH-ST., near Lexing-
I tJu..s. desirable t--s6rr ligh HOUSE
f-rs.i. RuLASD < WHITING B.ekmsnsL
EOR SALE-With early possession, the inst
-lts. asv HOUSE 10 80 Ffh Feio
4 Columbia College leen % we
-. W" fg22a
DOR SALE at a BARGAIN-The large plot
GROUND formerly tie Beon- Street Church. Nos
iHi l. No 1875 Blast beng area Of
--rss tJKsk En 81 Inm-lste peessgu
fkoll HOMER MORGAN 4 ne-t
LOR SALE-NO 9 Washington square, north,
Il by 10 $500 RBST unfzTn.saea'
mi HOMER MORGAN. lP.a,st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
Gouuirn propcrtn TO Yet.

Gounirn propcrtn TO ret
MARKET GARDENER-Fine chance for
vi capital cash four
sbng, Tools fruits berr mAnafe &C.
Apply West Elizabeth Dspot ~ J. g. X l. Terms EASY
ITO LET. for three years, at Queens, Long
walk railroad depots-A large
elegant DWELLING HOUSE with the saroundn suitable i't
the r0lnf; stables nd
greenhouse hne Tsen abundance Of 81 Kinds
and Sewers and everything ppesinng TO Hsia~
second-sL
rT,O LET-The MANSION HOUSE and abont
Stables Clrusge and BaanR-bouses'
beautifully situated the banks Of the sbrewssu RIVER at d Bnk
Branch; suitable age private
re,Ieur or Tor Apply y. HAsRIS ~ Wash
iugtobst. OF to ROBr. ALLEN jr, Red Bsnk, }. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08

IN CHANCERY IN ENGLAND-Heir-at-L
next Of tin-HBNRY SCARTH-GEoRGB HEATHPursuAet to
Dancer f' .s.d as H :r S SRIs tie
S csS,T e. Sa ,5 f sbo s a az 5 % Of
1870 prove their hereinafter mentioned Prom
s ou DaG seSs . iif II Health a1 Toa living on
Der , have ,1 sI >, S Is IN eo 2 ' a. G before utb s
1870 then his hnea beiT OF beess Jaw ~9u DC
eEras 70 smscs in OF s2 sl2 Charleston
S9Gs C,o ssS SnSsd *. .s ,og. Head. 1uS
10Th Of December 1870 dead hs Resi heI or hses ns
COM ia and prove his or such her or heTes's law
sSa SI q n D Riessr Mains al No Buna LIN
coins Ian MddeseI default thereof be or hsy S BE perez
Of Apr next he sad Chambers !, ppone p n
aaieains upon 'ae % fS S s 9{ c
! 'S'@ FRANCIS ROBINSON d jermyn..t.,
st J,mess. solicitor for the above nAme1 tl..ntla -
I A CHASSE ILLUS1REE Gene anneel.
Journal heblomsre unique sn fr' Pc, 81 ,5 pa, en- su
CMEETON's genuine ORANGE QUlNlNE
- WINE remedy tic Indigestion an ~ all eases
" e. psr vine So.is-w SMEEToS Leeds KasDd au4 ali
Chemsts
TIHE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUFAC-
VALENTINE COMPANY wholesale snd export Ssoners valentine
S rs.y 81 Locking class and stone Ornaments The
Roe Coil &c inches in length especially recommended . l.
WOOD Co. Z7s 2Is and $50 strand London w g. hsTnae'oS
Glare shippers supplied Wholesale and Expert Proe Lists seat
rec on application.
ITO SHIRT MAKERS, HOSIERS, &c.-The
Il New GALASHIRLS TWILL FLANNBLS aud CAShhEkES
wasd On appHcsca to Manufactures JAMES MERCER Co
Stow Nils ~ GALAsHIEL B. AID 3 WsleIoo1 LONDON = y
VISITORS to ENGLAND requiring HOSIERY
in Cotton Thread silk and Real b lbggsn Of the best 1uShV
SHIRTS Linen Cotton ana cGorsd P'1Ss Ds 1 'S'
,,os,r,s lPQPEE &uI P4LAANSEEhES, WATERLOO.
PLACE PAIL MALL LONDON W ,-
Visitors there maze prompt purchases f'm Tue NOS '
Established IN tbs year 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
6ouses ano farms Udnte6.

HOUSE WANTED. - Wanted to HIRE a
H COTTAGE Of 10 or 10 roc~s bOu from Cy Han 2
party hat and sAabs
th1rs rent uaA BE- paid and he yeor advance address
With full particulars LBASDBR Tnbane O9ee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
Coma lslano Real estate for Sale.
lar sAIE-A MAGNIFICENT PLOT o

TOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT PLOT OF
6ROUSD onr EsTYork containing 1000 Cy
-. 'uet IN Lsng The from the CITY Hal
NerYork and shssaiht ID. property boun9tl
LII re~ .t~,m r.ioals lines u horse running
erect fro lie Wismshurrh ferries 10 Tie FsTe only ife
-nts The PROPERTY 80 high 1r ai healthy elegantly ia
r n ne fn-a parcels ofefr either Investment %
m s,-sst5a Whes the briggs sai boaeTtf whh noS eh
~ .s. he solnp.el property oil gllluple G saae le
esr s.sT POI ps4usBisn ap9I V BAukLDah, hS hi
c-sass ,Ous. hos.IsA sses,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
Gounirp Real gsiaie tor Safe.

Guuniru Real gsilie tor Safe.
ALL seeking SOUTHERN INVESTMENTS
n should lake TliR SOUTH be on paper Of M ana Tue
CHICAGO REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-
y PrE Olksooi Boueysr also LOIS I'nng On soah
Park and the syesues eonsqor ,iant r.,is apsr,1
HERE tbs continent safe an1 20 certain 20 sdYle
largely hsnd amount Of the very best property oi ms
ind at the and % the easiest trims
J. ESAIAS WARREN. Is Chamber Of Commerce, Chicago III
NOR SALOON favorable terms by order OF
Tur ss , kIst If g6S woRKs sf a 9f l. 90 Of LAM
ncang several valuable Farms and TIE extensive ofs Mics o. ne
For Blreusrs SIMON rEvESS % Broadway hew-loIk
EOR SALE. Nyack on Hudson-Thirty acres
Il or less river iront { II. GksEA, Fisi mont y, L.
NORTH EW-YORK.-FOR SALE, on easy
y t4rDs 81 story BRICK Dwelling 0nehunhred aud
van him. These Hous and certain all
Gas. Bah Hea.i Wash TUBS Bells A 9 %
Clinton fire las Co.
NFW-BRIGHTON, Staten Island, ten min
y utes from Landing MODERN BRICK VILLAS u rocm'i al
provenHt, Also Lots Plots Budag sites ehgby located
splendid veEg puces them NJ PHILIPS " Cellr-sl
DRICE, $4,000; LEASE, S6OO.-C0uNIkf
SEAT 10 rooms garden; 10 mlutes ssk from depot zen
irll r. r., n j. Orchards aud wanted Box a. o"hee'
Sew-Jer'ey
CTAMFORD- Riverside and Greenwich Prop
> .ry speeiAlty COUNTRY SEATS VILLAGE BESlDENCEs
,bd YARNS FOR SALE; sIcelent variety. Adess J. W. AT
WAGER Riverside station. Com
GTATEN ISLAND Specalty-For SALE or
improvements miles from North shor. dings hso
located AID ire Apply NJ PHELPS g. CedsI.
, 100 ACRES GEORGIA FARMING
O.f,DV LANDS SALE favorable terms, =, ~.
rrtssfb Is of eho and Counties add known Nos
a. o. as $40 and 57l Tue lands are u1iH ou' are
zen sdsp,d the cultivation Of Cotton Address W" BOZ To-
Tribune OGce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
Souoor advertisements
EASTWOOD & Go. Qimited),


Sr~s Of
Be A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
New- Jersen Real Gstafe for Safe.


A BARGAIN-Accessible Suburban RESI-
DENCss for SALE LET ou' . minute, from e,i
By The superior eonao4aoHs Winter or S9mIer % central ha
rasd iqasa Ipre trans eheap flre1 and desirable surroundings
Picturesque Toom COTTAGE HOUSE and one acre laid out in
drives 1~ garden so~er berries beaHhg f1' and shade 'i
Prene roof COTTAGE HOUSE Sble and nearly
planted gsrn; berries bearing FRUIT Shade trees very substsntsi
~ Aoo-wiih extra laH5. s2sgo
Choice Of either % terms as owner saat. 70 so on me
s,e Az 80, s. 9T T. s's w s Tt i sa SS' s5 1
9s month respeet,y Pof psre apply at west Erabelh
ROAD depot. aiires. OWNER. P. 0. Boz z5s n y cy
4 T ELIZABETH, n. For Sale. a first
sIo tssie On he peasa. parS Of er-sye IL rooms hsh
& ho1. s q Perfect Ss'I ga 1,ee' 9o s ssr s
APpy o HOWARD HIGGINS, 2lI BrOad..t. EaIlbst1.
A 7 ELIZABETH, New-Jersey.-City Houses,
TIRE EAlt dsFot SALE LET e thsS 9re6,
n Bio,dsi Elbeh Of W WILLIAMS Broadway, n. y
about u a. IN.
A FINE FARM, 2O3 acres; good buildings,
or you'd Tehssse for proeeTy seTJere1 or B'00ini also :"
J. c Freeman. Room 90 le2 Broadss,.
A RARE CHANCE for a party desiring TO
~ purchase COTTAGE HOUSE acres GROUND stable nut
Also e e soos siis esae j. G Freeman To- BIoals.1
A TTRACTIVE COTTAGES on lots jOx2OO,
~ near Plinael; oaly 9l5o gAQohs zVo DIoe-e ~.
FOR SALE or LEASE-Newport Landing,
r " nd Boat shop and Wharf Bel s sSng9ea 70 Morn.
ioarthsL, West Ptiiaieiphs
TOR SALE-Cottage HOUSE, large lot, near
i $40; also. COTTAGE o. gor1d rZ''Vi
n ! Central; isuus easy. J. g fREEAAS To- bIoalsaL.
IN HACKENSACK-Two plots of land con-
isHiag and 10 vii De sod .ozsh.r or ep1ratsy qa. 90
For macs and paIienl,rs appy TO C. MEHR owner Fh n
T., leswesu Frst ana secondaves-
ORANGE, n. j., and VIcinity-(Speclaltyl
= s. Sas,. '' sS5 Ps Ebert, ' q. re Rem.
DAHWAY, n. J.-Cheap HOMES in and
IL Railway FARMS OF every size, quality; and Price
ORANGE AND VICINITY, SPECIALITY.
All classes Il property 50 thousand 90 properties 20
rea either iurnishei anfsrnsbet. HAMILTON WALLIS
Nsssau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
FOR LADIES.

Rdug Fsshiooaeie Costumes 'SI The Pon.oaa,
a. Waerpr8a Circular Title. Killarney and Marine Travelling
lake nd shaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08
FOR GENTLEMEN,
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

are and comprehensive stock o.! Clothing prepared ~ O'e
80 ,.,s Keterbocker or Highland Suits there
ess boh 10 hsr and fabr and being exclusive 10 style an hnsa
-. - h. h.-a al ~ .lor allTeases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-08

GEORGE HOBSON's NEW TROUSERS for
he PRESENT SEASON; Patterns aud Textures not to be
EIrpassd -. ., a., -, A.. %. ,...,s
Prce es 20 2ls
The New Heather Nrei Scotch Suings,
3 Is = lOA, and 81 Is
Couatrv Geutsneu and London fsSiions
Tntors improved system OF Selhe-saemeu' Aus '~f
Patterns sent per Book-Vost on application
lnsgui ariissme fte1r, pTaessoit proPosto'
F1cesnoe with Economy.
q Reeert-sf. ". 81 blmhsrtst
FsTaRIlSIIED IN TIKI XyIIIrH CENTURY.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-05-28
WORKING A Poor FARM

WORKING A Poor FARM.-A
correspondent shaving nothing
to start WITH" purchased on
easy terms, zone of the poorest
farms in the township" and
made it productive. His plan
is as follows: first, pillow deep,
then seed with wheat; in the
spring SOW clover on the field;
the summer after | take off the
crop,I pasture one season, and
the next season / let the Glow
err grow up and come out in
bloom, and when the heads be-
gin to turn brown, / take my
three horse pillow and break up
the land nine inches deep; let
it lie until the first week in
September, then | take my two
horse plow and go four inches
deep, and then SOW in wheat
again. The year following, in
the Spring, turn up for corn tc
the depth of nine inches as al
first.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-05-28

Bedrooms are healthy up
stairs but with a one story
house, this cannot be. And in
any event, the sleeping room Of
the mistress of the house should
be on the ground floor, opening
into the living room, with a
large closet to it the bedroom
to be large and well ventilated.
1t would not be a bad idea il
there would be two or more
bedrooms down stairs for the
convenience of guests.
Of course, the parlor, living,
room etc., should be designed
according to the taste of the
builder, but these general hints
are thrown out for the benefit
of those who contemplate erect
ing a substantial, sensibl e
house, which shall be a home
as we'll.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-05-28
The Fattening Of Cattle.

The great trouble, writes a
correspondent, is that we do
not get enough for our meat.
The consumers in our cities
have to pay money enough for
it, but the money does not seem
to find its way into the farmers
pockets. If | want a beef
steak, the butcher will charge
me eighteen cents a pound for
it, and it is not unfrequently
very poor stuff at that. If |
want to sell a carcass of beef,
I should probably get no more
than seven cents a pound.
I do not say that the butch
ers make exorbitant profits
One would think there is COM
petition enough to prevent this.
l suppose one trouble that our
beef is not as good as it ought
to be. There is too much bone,
tallow and inferior parts of the
carcass in proportion to the
choice cuts. We want better
bred animals.
One of N.Y. neighbors has
some thirty two-year-old steers.
81 am overstocked," said he,
"and all them rascally butchers
will offer me is $95 per head"
l presume they offered him
about what they are worth to
kill, but why kill them? To
make them into really good
feeding. Many farmers in this
section seem to have come to
the conclusion that it does not
pay to feed cattle, and are sell
ling off everything the butchers
will take. The consequence is
that the meat market is flooded
with inferior beef that must be
sold at a low price-and is dear
at that. 1t seems to me that
those who have good young an
imals, should keep them and
give them good feed. But i'll
bred, inferior animals may as
well be sold as not. 1t is i'm
possible to fatten them in Win
ter or to keep them over to
good advantage.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-05-28

The PRESIDENT TO BLAME.-The
policy Of the President toward
Louisiana is producing its %anticipa-
ted results, 1t is, indeed, a lament
able state of affairs, but the respon-
sibility for all the blood shed and
for all the implacable hatreds en-
gendered must lie at the door and
weigh upon the concience of the
President of the United States. He
has commissioned and sustained
the most goddess crew of cut-throats
that ever knotted together for the
common purpose Of rapine and OPP
preston. He has famed the flames
of a devouring luminosity between
the races which will throw it's
gashtly glare beyond the limits of
unfortunate Louisiana.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-05-28

A New METHoD.-One of the
best teachers in Ohio is Prof. G. S.
SMART, of Circleville, Ohio. The
schools Of that city + under his
management and rank among the
leading schools Of the State, Prof.
SMART has adopted a very good
method which is described by the
C~ircleville Union as follows:
"Mr. Smart has so systematized
the work Of his teachers that they
work in unison and accomplish
great good. He has been in the
habit the past year Of sending to
parents a monthly statement of the
conduct, study, &C., of each pupil
which has the effect of interesting
most parents in the schools and well
fare of their children. Many pa
rents are yet, however, negligent
with their children and do not
eyince the interest they should in
the schools. Hereafter reports will
be made out weekly, giving a full
account of the attendance OF the
scholar, his conduct while in school
and advancement in study. Parents
should make it their business to ask
their children for these reports
every Friday, and assist the teacher
in every way possible to improve
the mind of the rising generation
1t can not be expected that the
teacher can control your boy or girI
when out of school, and it is your
imperative duty to yourself and ia
your child to see that his attend
ance is regular"