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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED 1hS1bhUR1s
Steamship George Washington, Quick, rom New
York via ga aluaiI, to MOulTOn-2d district
Steamship United States. HaIsey, from New York
18th instant. tel Ludwigs, u--Zd district
Steamship CUrtes, Kemhle. from New York 18th
inst, to MoUl:nE2d district
Ship Baden, Dyer. from Have Jaunagy Is, in bal.
last, 10 Lesay-3d district
Swedish bark Imam. SWcuson, from Me.siua De-
cemher %. to mGster-2d district
Brig Maria u Norwood. Washbufn. from N-ssiEa
GoveIHbrr SO, to MASTERED district
TOWBOATs.
Calhoun. Wright from the Passes-Toved down
and to sea, 22i instant, ship Thnrndean, brig
Ernest and schooner James EnId-BTOuoht up
bal ( Imam and b,ig NaIia VI Norwood
Rochester, German. from Ii. PassesTowed down
and 10 sea. 18Th instant. Ships Northampton
Mud J. hn Bunysn--ET"nGt: up ship Babe.
STEAMBOATS,.
Cty OF Cairo. Sc'ultzs from Cailo
Shl'lock, Hart, from Cincinnati
Thompson Dean, Ie.peT from Cincinnati
RObert Lee. Cannon, from SlCksburG
,ienry Tete. Ddlferes. from LockOr:
Pike. Brown, from Bayou Sara
Belle fazOO. Parisot. from Yaz0O river
Seminole, Outgonery from Shreveport
Lotawanua, Keeling, from Camden
La Belle. Wood. from Shreveport
Ashland, Kyle, from Fox Smith
Henry Amt-, Jacobs. from ST Louis
Atlantic, Cable. from st Lnuls with Gargts
II Johnson. Gray. srOm Ceno
Katie 7 KOuLtZ, b althwaite, from Jefferson
Bradish johnson. BrOr horton. fun lower Coast
Fmpire, JeanfTeatI. from Lower Coast
Lizzie Hopkins AuCOn. from. ThibOd;uX
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

| 'a'HE HAH. Gth SELH.AUYINtS
FIRE. ENGINE.
FOR CITY. TOW: AND VILLAGE rsR
q. M rnTin" ea'vies 'is owS SXTIE6I'!SHfSS
MA hklAL tCa' boIic Acii Gas and Wat.,. and il.
h' ~ pay upon th' III" AZ the instant its light
ii'f'"d. tts fountain. water when cauvertav
al'" gaS htIn@ On valen =" 1900 g,llors Of water
a. ordinarily used the dup tanks permitting
t continuous use or ~. r Civ. AZ fire bs TefI!s
ing "Ho "he the other !. di cha siny
fei I'm ~. 20 O. NEoL''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
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. 'Bet"een 3 urh,n aud EaupbnpL
Has Just received hsT IL. sh supplies df e,e Yyoou
F"rls ali vi q hav. ,atIoui2e4 h.r during the
past 'wtntV i've NtaTs win und ystaui sb IT .hern
Is no hing ft.hi"nGh!-. a. btautfu, worn in
'arls "hIch has been forgotten. She has an
"h'lAiaHce nf,h' latest - rs of materials 10 mako
costumes to r!'i-' ~ bot. srI-s Prices aIyayT
reasonable. J..I =. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

TO aNY oER WHO CAN EQUAL
THE WaNDERFUi. MADAME ROSS,
Doctres-. Astroiosiss and rIsaiin3 Medium.
Who can be consulted az No. 80 Rampars street
near Customhouse. Sew Orleans. on all the affairs
OF lite. As % female. ph, .iciaa she is tn. best iu,
tho country. Those liviag AZ = distance hg ssndo
IN th.lr names and ages in full Gith 81 can gee
by return OF mail fui. outline OF their lifs Those
contemplating business viii find it 20 their dvano
tag TO consult Mad nv ROSS. COnsul,asion fees
LIuts , on; E+hf!"W'n ~ fe9 Am
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

when small chain was attached to mis- Jaw
md fastened to another cart in advance
The horse attached 80 the latter Was then
started, and the chain pulled the jaw and
tongue Of the stalled horse of. nscessi:ating
his hting killed.
MANCHESTER, n. H. February -
Charles Glllls, postmaster 1t Hiil-borO, has
been held for trial in $4,000 bail, on the
charges of robbing the mails and forging
pOsta. money receipts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

LIVERPOOL. February "a, Evening.-COt-
ton closed steady; sales 10000 bates; specu-
latiOn and export 1000; American 900; mid
ding uplands 94d, Orleans l0d.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

who is sad have placed 1t among his private papers
The Legislative Judiciary Committee suopeoaeu hn "
appear before them and produce the order ana nc
finally did eo In the OF Mr.. Lane the oroer was
destroyed Lawyers who claim to have regard ior 'no
reputation of the express the opinion that hr bne
rendered himse liable 70 punishment for contempt Oh
court and TO expulsion for attempting TO obsuuc' '"o
course OF Justice Several eonnselors Win "honn ="
reporter conversed took this view.
Tho mad scene in the scannell trial has received
some attention Lawyers say that to suppose that
dictated by the prisoners counsel would be 10 consue
them lost 20 all professional honor IL Is they say
LAWYERS duty TO secure his client the farest possoe
hearing the closest sitting of all adverse testimony ana
the full presentation OF all facts tendng 70
him but beyond this cannot proceed with honor 10
arrange theatrical exhibition for the purpose OF con
viewing false impression TO judge or jury would DC IN
no degree less criminal than TO cause false impression
10 he made by suborning witnesses and training them 10
swear nuently and coherenty TO he Though the
practice in the Courts Of NewYork has deterioraed the
better class Of attorneys manifest desire to use all the
means in their power to raise the standard of probes
sional honor to its old level of purity.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
THE BASEBALL SEASON.

Active preparations are making for the base
ball campaign OF 1873 in this vicinity. The Union Grounds
will be the center OF attraction TO players as the
CaptOlne Grounds being divided into building lots
The professional players substantially the same as
last year. the only notable withdrawal being Rogers OF
the Boston Club. The Mutuals OF this city enter the
field with A " Davidson Secretary and manager The
playing programme, made up, embraces Eastern
cities chiefly. Chicago Cleveland and other Western
cities not having made preparations for the season
Nothing has been heard from the EckOrds yet and is
not expected that they will do much during the cam
paign. II the Spring weather should be favorable the
Clubs Will begin preliminary practice about the middle
Of April The Mines as far selected are follows:
B0stons-White, spauding. Manning Barnes, Schaner.
q. Wright, Leonard H. Wright, and Sweazy Birdsall,
substitute.
Aaantac-Barlow, Britt, Dehlman, Burdock, Ferguson
Pearce, Pabor Remsen, ana Booth
hutuats- Hicks, Matthews, start, Hatfield, Nelson,
Hoidsworth, Gedney, Egsler, and Higham.
AMLeho-McGeary, Mcbride, Mnman, Fisher Sutton
Anson, Reach Cutbbert, and MeMuin.
Bauimore-Craver, Cummings, Mills, Mcvey Force
Radcliffe, Yorke Hail. and Pike.
PhttddephiG- Malone. Zeittlen, Mack, Addy. Meyrle
Wadswortn, Fulmer. Tracy, aud Bechtel
The salaries Of professional players this year range
from s. 200 " 800, though In few exceptional cases
5000 Will be paid. Tie admission fee ali champion
ship games If fixed at so cents to other games 25 cents
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

s. Foster Dewey, Erastus Young, John T.
Howell Charles j. Osborn, Samuel S. Post, lr George
Innes and Oakes Ames elected, yesterday, Grect-
ors of the New. Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad
The Friendly Sons of st. Patrick have their
annual dinner at Demonicos in Fourteenthst on St'
Parick's Day 1t is announced that among others VIM;
NJ Eyarts, Charles p. DAILY, and Joseph H. Choa'e WILL
be present.
At meeting of the National Rifle Associa-
tion yesterday little done beyond the appointment
of Committee to make preparations for the opening
rife contest Creedmoor this Spring Col Church capt
Wngate, and Gen. SieSel compose the Committee
At a meeting of all the men engaged in the
United States Assay Office in this CITY, yesterday reso
utions passed regarding the death Of Prof John
associates by the Christian character exemp
fed In his daily lie.
The following are the new directors OF the
Blooming Grove Park Association:
Fye Gle; ofNsTYG5a John M Mssee Of Watkins n r. John
Bruce Gsno C. Scot, q BsCsy1 & CSa' Hoos o.
YOrs, John X. Haekett Of New.YOrk
Prof Philip Lawrence gave, last evening, at
Robinson Hail. in East sxeenth-s the first OF series
OF six literary entertainments participated in by his
pupils The exercises, which consisted Of rectatons
and tableaux, heartily appreciated; Among the
lister; Logic the Chestnut Horse" Mr.. Philip Law
renee; ''The Angels OF Buena VISTA" Miss Mary Law
renee and "Charge Of the Light Brigade, by "a young
The Rev. Henry Morgan of Boston repeated
his lecture Fast Young Men, last evening In Cooper
Institute. He divided fast young men into two classes
One constituting the bright side OF the picture, was
represented by those who wild in their youth but
finally turn over leaf and become successful in
life. Of this class he cited John b. Cough, John
Bunyan, Lord Give, and Benjamin Abbot. The other
class showing the dark sde those who never SOW
all their wild oats, and finally pass away under cloud
Such men Lord Byron, DE Quincy, Colerldge,
Burns, JerrOld, Chas. Lamb, and Edgar A. Poe. Ine
lecturer concluded by encouraging every young man TO
take himself God aud true woman II he wished to
succeed
The Rev. Samuel 0sgood lectured, last even
ing, Rutgers Female College at Ffthave and Forty
second-st Man the Riddle" The lecturer said that
the taken by science and scientific research within
the last years has not altogether exaiting
There has been something in modern science which
leads to a kind Of thinking which may call meehani-
CAL because OF the attention paid 10 the mechanical
powers. Mechanism has done much for us that 1t is
very surprising TO find people who think has done
everything. But cannot plain OF the phenOm
OF life by mechanical agency. We are making prog
in the study OF mankind but science has ydnly
sought the mystery Of organization, and man
still unknown being in the world OF rapidly rising
discoveries. The lecturer went To show the recprO
cal action OF nature upon and Of man upon nature
and concluded his lecture amid much applause
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
POLICE NOTES.

Coroner Kessler was requested yesterday, TO hold
concerning death Of William Of No.
Feb g. in crushed
express wagon and a truck, at Canast and Broadway
Charles Siehmar, age 25 of No 6S Laight-st.. fell
of HousoL-st YESTERDAY
Matthews No Washingon-s fell through flooring
bung No. 70 GTeengehst yesterday and broke hs
leg.
Arthur Dougherty of No. SIS East Fifth-st.. fell
through hatchway No % Corlandtt Yesterday and
injuries George smith ~ OF No 3ji West nm
fell twenty and Eighth ave. yesterday and received
sAght scalp wound .f..
An unknown man was found lying insensble on
the Sidewalk Centre Grand yesterday aud taken
eyue Hospital He has light complexion, long sandy whsker
mustache and clothed gray coat DARK sack cH
and waistcoat
The house of Joseph Hewlett, on the west side of
burglars The
seuttdoor previously
the 81 E The
bureaus the Of the house searched Jewels
SOU stolen.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Judge Sutherland John OConor Charles Hesser CHARGED
burglary the third degree acquitted John Murphy,
assault aud betery state PoD Cark
ASSAULT and battery acquitted David petty larceny
months John Brady grand larceny three
and half Frances Brady larceny the person.
Prison four and half Paer,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
died o, auoolsxy while In his barn yesterday

6augertes, died OF apoplexy whhe III MS '"
forenoon. -. -. NJ,
pououKEEpHE George Marshafl. freight a%gen. agent @ .,
the Poughkeepse and Eastern karoad s Was eay mia
Scaa Coming ia contact with bridge lie died yester
day morning ,,,,,u rrpcI,y
Jrpsry CITY.-Acting Chief Of Police Dick
son rece,yed yesterday dispatch from Montcar june
ton of the Midland railway Pompton. stating that
lam ga saunders alias Robert Dwyer, was killed on the
track Monday and that 1t was supposed ne nad
hrother on the police force OF this city. III was asce
tanned by the Chief that no person ANSWERING
10 either name Is enrolled on tno ioi00'
and no relative of the deceased has been found.-.
The President OF the Board OF Education reports
siO0562 so unexpended OF the appropriation or te n III
wear ending March 81, 1873. IL ls stteu tna. 'D
providing i1r Or 's sse@sIv n it become law win add
100000 TO the receipts OF this cty fom Sy,rai
- VIM smith, an empoye OF the Pennsylvahia ., Conns
Railroad while coupling at West End, YESTERDAY,
sustained injuries which VIII require ,ne 81 the
Ws,gSts NE bts as crazy Janeb was over near the
Central Railroad ferry. on Monday ana was In ns'y @
killed . william Bradley and Frank Van Dofen @ were
thrown from Oliver Tuthps milk wagon by runaway 1r
horse az Henderson and F1rststs yestefuay. VIZ
net Yesterday and authorized the Committee on PuOc
Budings to advertise for plans ana speCucatons tVi
Co. ,be Eourth Precinct Charles Clifton, age ~, OF
Aeademy-st Palisade-aVe rel 10 the va 81
crossing Newarkaye., on Monday night, ana suS'anoH
serious injuries.
p.rpRsoy.-Ibe Washington Market is complete; The
bnildng ia AT Broadway and Washingtonsts, ana con-
tans M stalls which will be let today at prices ranging
from s. SO TO s2 per week Nicholas Doyle age ~ %no
was run over by fire engine during .he aiaru oh
day was al first thought 10 be slightly injured, but Is
now reported to be in a critical condition Ine new
York Conference OF the NJ f. Church VIII begin To-Day
in the Divisions Methodist Church, OF when tue hoV
j. H. Robinson IA pastor.
HoBoKEY.-The Hamburg and Bremen stealnsnlp
Company nave purchased 425 feet OF waterfront IN hs
city, and il is proposed TO locate the wharyes at LIE
place The bill authorize the consOndatlon Oh tue
townships of Union, North Bergen, West HOOoken anu
iaotV
vesterday The question Of consolidation has been
agitated for the past year. and committee from eacn
twnshp were sent TO the Legislature AT the opening Vi
the session to make efforts to secure the passage VI Inc
bill.
NEwARK.-A young man from Jersey Slty, hau,en ma sn
under train yesterday at the Meadow stauoh
and had his leg completely severed from MS DOdy
The petit Jurors for January term OF the court O
Quarter Sessions discharged yesterday. Sherln
Gamble will take the State Prison criminals 70 trenton
to-day.
MARIoS-Mrs Lane, boarder at the 81 James Hotel
arose from the snppertabe Monday Sht, le ~ Tie
floor, ana instantly expired.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
THE SALT WATER QUESTION.

At the meeting, yesterday, OF the Common
Council Committee the Utilization of Salt Water Mr..
Tracy engineer n-chief of the Department of Public
Works said that for the past 10 years all the water
passing over the CrotOn dam had been measured and
had averaged 34OOOO.OOO gallons daiy. The storage
reservoirs contain 2oOOOOOO0 gallons more than were
needed for daily USE while the aqueduct has capacity
OF 900 gallons hut whenever the daily wants OF
the city shall exceed that amount, another aqueduet
will have 10 be built The aqueduct is most substan
tally built and only earthquake could make 1t
less The average daily supply of Croon water IN 1870
was s5OOOOOO gallons in 1871, 100000; in 1872 100000
gallons IN January, 1878, 1Ol 100000 gallons and IN Feb
ruary 1873 1O4 10000 The increased consumption is
owing 10 the great waste consequent on the extreme cold
weather The mains have been found unable to supply
on certain the drafts OF reengiues, because
their small size. The mains will tend To remedy
that difficulty they are constructed so That water
may be concentrated in one locality.
Fire Commissioner Hennessy sald that the water sup
ply diminished As 10 at present greatly exceeded
that of 1870. He believed that the present supply is
equal TO the exigencies Of extensive connagraon
He did not believe possible for fire such devas
tated Chicago and Boston TO occur here The water OF
the rivers might possibly he needed but boats provided
with suitable apparatus would all the purposes
salt water reservoirs, beside costing less amount
Thirtyeght engines now used by the Fire Depart
ment of which eight engnes are held In reserve Tor
emergencies The hydrdnts used III Pmadelphla Troy,
and other cities superior ito those used IN tins city
Prof. Chandler said that il always desirable 10
fresh If sufficient supply could be obtained
daily The city reservoirs hold abOat ten days supply
while the reservoir at BOyds Corners holds 80 days sup
POughkeepsie plan might be used advantageOusy, but
II would be very expensive Salt water will eOrrode
pipes Placing meters in certain places would drive
manufacturers out OF the city into localities where
be obtained free Of cost He SAID That there
is plenty of water for the city, but the difficulty could
be overcome by enlagng and increasing the number OF
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

the firm was verbal one with Messrs. Roebling ana
kingsley. witness did not know that there was any
wrong motive the part Of sMr Kingsley in Ignoring
tho terms OF the d0ne but he knew that
bis firm los $4,000 the second caisson contract WIZ
ness was shown copy OF the report OF the Treasurer OF
The Bridge Company, and stated that the sums there
stated as having been paid to his hrm were correct
With his firm he said, the transactions OF the Bridge
Company were remarkably economical.
Divine Burtis also shipbuider, was next examined
and stated that he had the contract to lay the courses OF
nher an the New-York caisson He also put in bid OF
s5 600 fer the construction OF the two cassons but was
subsequently allowed TO withdraw 1t by Mr. Roeollng: i
He received 81 400 for the first seven courses ana
for the ten other courses He had never paid cent 10
any person connected with the Bridge Company lie
constructed the coerdam for $1,000 ana lost money oh
contract.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE NouIRy

The Brooklyn Common Councils inyestiga-
ton of the East River Bridge Company's afairs was con
uDued yesterday afternoon.
George W. Beii OF the firm of Webb Bell. shipbuild
ers, stated thai his firm constructed ob OF the bridge
caissons, under contract with Mr. kingsley The price
received for the Brooklyn was s7OOOO and that
for the New York saisson $4,000 The SIZE OF the first
mentioned oassos was 72xIO2 feet and other iesI
iO Tbere an extra contract for work done after
I'VE OF tmD,S had boe1 LAID the caissons The
pJGo YAs abpul SJb00 course pxua The agreement OF
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

R,.roor, Uov.e-Admiral Provost, London; the
Hon v Puyn Of Albany Pdsei Billing Of ysrSen Gayoo %
McMiehse and C. Wright Of philadelphia .Se ,SH IL n "
senator Thurman Of T. L. Chnnan and the hon ~ m
Drane Carolina B. Blackstone Prease. o. Me ASpaS
Alton and 81 Louis railroad Co. and Capt Pery o. steamship
4stor HousEx James Harlan OF Iowa anu '1fu ~
Balloon CT Binchanton. EVtA Ar>nW Hot-Ihe hGh nIn w
Williams Of Buffalo Michael G. Kerr OF Indiana me non
H. Barnum Of she Hon Rice Of Maine Judge I
X spenc.r and Judge &. B Sedgmck of Syracuse hss
Hon Charles OEel Of Philadelphia. N MheeeI 0'
bridgeport John s.. Garlic Of We, sgnI ~ Al.
NNe Yoyk ost-Gen Gbon o. Al Gen John Morgan ol na
bams Gen Marvin Of Albany and Lea h.n.e o the @ %
Ho-EI Senator Sawyer OF fSoqth Caro.hs NJ
Rev Dr. Henry fLtsh6eh Conn. Aenark HonsIh ae
lof OF the French legation and the Hon Benamn oA
GIscy Congressman Dennis mccarthy OF syeuse'
Erastus Corning Albany and Charles Parrish Of WheoAe
Wesfanslr Hote-D Samuel G. Hove OF boston
H0use-Rear Adrara Boggs U. NAVY CIdrendon G
Moulion Metropolitan HoelTbe Hon. John Conhe, ~ SS' NJ
lork
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
MARK TWAIN AND FOSTER--A QUESTION OF IN
CONGRUITl.

TO the EdiIor OF the Trtbune.
SIZE: "H. K.n of Brooklyn, III this mornin g's
of your paper processes TO be highly indignant at
ou excellent friend Mark Twains pertinent remarks
the Foster confess that they appear TO me
weltned and appropriate. and that the unsurpassed
sarlSt very proper person 10 make himself heard al
this uneture Mr. John Weiss OF his late lectures
defines the OF hum0r To be the JuKtaposion ol
highly ipcongruous objects Now MAINTAIN that these
lDoOngruous objects lbaD certificates oi so
briefly for dTunkard, aud OF mhess OF disposition and
sIniaDllty OF temper for rufian The certificate oi
heiBg valued bDnday-sch pupil aud an eseeDloi
psember Of the church, given 10 Que who afersaIu
Iuined 10 he what Poster did also open TO debate
as 10 ineOugrulty. I'VE
hfD YORK, March IA, lsTa
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
HONOR AMONG LAWYERS.
THINGS THAT ARE UEPRoFEssIoNAL.

THINGS IBAT AkE UNFHOFEosIUNAL.
The revival by Mr.. Lane attorney at-Iaw,
s the incident Of his selling an original injunction
orSer copies of which about to be served on hID
ana his associates las excited btue comment among
lawyers There was a case somewhat analogous 10 the
aid Erie litigation An order IN conneefIon with the
Pacific Onion Railroad the Credit hobiler and IN
sa,y,ps sleOoa9VO, vas tahss W DsfId Dudley EAeds
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
KENTUCKY TALKS.
BY WIN. ROSS WALLACE

0nen has my broad old bosom thrilled into the veu core
At ehlden's triumph banners proudly purely sesmlg0H 0H
Banners In pioneer battle IN Enterprise that nse
Wealth material The mountain river, forest. valley glaze
And trophies have delighted than for the heart md r
Which in Great Public Library will oreyermore BE- shnne
Tco Gin Concerts held already have resulted In suoss
THOUSANDS fairly DRAWING PREES and the 1HIRn Will noe
Fdir-Bramlette-my Old Governor lad, has mshagenS'" -
And by Durelt Cam assisted Thousands answered 70 he @
Yes, G Concert Third Drawing will of on pTre "a
Where OSR HALP MILLION Dollars sound in cab and s
Will have just Distribution: o, us JOY for me 10 knos
That many ncketHoders with firearned uceess s gov
For the venture right aud here ncreas oss
And while trying to be Of adding the mental health;
Nor is s be forgotten BY the liberal that the Grant
Lhnrs FREE 10 mine only. but al in great ahol
Gifts viii be 10 ocO Tota--TICEEr BUYsRs, br1fs time
Then be quick and for particulars this plan sound ue'
Send for Information ocnlars and learn all wani ss
80 that wealth with proud feeling Of assisting Grsad S
MAY INTO YOUR POCKETS FLOW: ,
List Of gs to be distributed By lot among ticket bosr 70 ~
Grand tin Concert in and OF the Public Library o. nv
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
A STRIKE In BOSTON.

BosToN, March 1.-THE marble-cutters at
work the burnt district struck yesterday for an in
crease OF pay They demand per instead Of S7
as heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

BEAUTIFUL TEETH are priceless Jewels dailv
bnahns wsb Lross roorn TABLsrs viii do the xoTk.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

ART STUDENTS will find in The TRIRuN
LscTURE EIrks No published Art Sass rseut
delivered ID the haoaAl Aeadcny Couse Price &C. By mail Sc
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

Total 10000 Gifts, all Cash. s3oe'oo..
Tickets, $40, Halves, SIS, Quarters, ~ ~'
Money be sent BY p orle Drln Registered Le
pres prepaid All orders for tickets sPpheahons for 0s.
and information be tue Nesio O.N
II. HAYS a. CO., General Depot Of SsPplJ 60s s''"-
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURES

The citsens Of Morris Grndy County H. being derou Of
the location OF good permanent manaco in ba d %
assist such enterprise TO the amount Of al least so &C.
MOrs contains about COZ inhabitan IA situated nee s
dstret has superior facilities Tor transportation vast deposits &
ample building material good churches and excellent Pne e,
For farther particulars address J. s K SCONlbL bNh
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT DCKFsoss, N'PAhh-
ROW.
e.o Sooo-,,o 3nm-4Jo Kdrgh,-no AVgsse-47P
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

For superb Dress or Business HAT 90 IN
BsPKsscBkID, Manufacture. lls S.sAa,sL o. "
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

DR.. JAYNE's ExPEcroRANr is BOTH PAL
.rIvE ouRsrr'E LUso co.pLAsrs BKoSonris kc
IT ToH Coreus AND CoIDs AND NEEDS
WORTH
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
IAnuonneemena .
BuRSErr's COCAINE prevents hair falling.

If EVERY DUCAT was in ten parts, and
part ducat KSoIs SprOg style Of geoteneRs Hats -oa
command the but the liberal Halter gvg Of bis
taste intellect Sn enterprise bis usual hgure Bay hats
BrUadws under the Firm Avenue Hotel The Prescott House
knUI stsTrG