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Middlcburg, je Sly
DAWLEI SPRINGS,

-
ELEVEN MILES FROM HARRlSONBG.,
In Rockingham county. Virginia.
This celebrated Watering Place WAS opened
to visitors on the first day of June. l-74. under
the management OF JOS. n. WOODWARD,
Esq
The water of these Springs is the STRONGEST
CHALrBEATE in the United states, and is I"cu-
l.arly efficient IN the diseases of females, while
n II tonic liz virtues >rc unsurpa, >cd.
ACCOM- MUTATIONS Axe ALL STRICT
LY FIRSTCLASS.
Since LIST season another large and cplnno-
dous Hotel has been erected 80 meet the extra
ordinary patronage tlal Wa turned III Ia! sea-
son. The completion of the Valley road I"
Stanton gives II direct connection with the
Chesapeake and Ol." NJ that point, thu: saving
Richmond visitors .tagc ride OF twenty-five
miles.
There is telegraph office in the Hotel, bill
lard saloon ten-pln alley, livery stable, good
bathing and III excellent bar.
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IT. STEAMER FOR SALE.

uSS5lGIgE.Ss5caa -
AS am about taking charge of the new steam
er Mary Washington, | offer for sale the
PROPELLER Irrational"
Her length is 100 feet, beam % feet, snd draws
loaded q! feet water. Speed miles; capacity
1000 bushels grain.
Small part cash residue on time; or will ex-
change for paying property in Alexandria or
Washington.
Boat lies at the foot of Duke street, Alexan-
dra Address NJ. E. GREGG, care johnson
Bros, Water street, Washington, d. G.
jc 23-- eo3t*
MOUNT VERNON SERIES,
ltl Established rs years.
FRUlT TREES ADAPTED To THIS RE.
GION Il SPECIALITY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORN TREES,
Etc, sc.
Send for Catalogue to
C. GILLINGIAM s. CO.,
Accotink Postolice,
nov 4-twtr Fairfax co., Va.
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SHsPfsI.N'G .S'EIIeS.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE u, 1874
Sun rose ............4 80 Moon sets ...... 2 81
Sun sets ............7 rs High water .......W 70
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in The Alexandria, Va, Postotice
June II, 1873.
Persons calling for letters will say they are adj
yertised and give the date of the list.
IF not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washington.
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EEIl.iTf H.S.if.
DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, Vi

ROANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM VA,
TWENTY SECOND SESSION, ls7I-5,
Begin. Sept. and closes June IT..
Course of study rs high ~ that of ANY College
in Virginia.
LITERARY Societies of first rank. Extensive
Libraries. Reading Room, Cabinet and l.sbora-
tory.
Location unsurpassed in AIn"rca
The nbuIuarcc Of the Roanoke Valley renders
the EXPENSES very moderate For session 81 ten
months, including board, tuition, iucl, lIgh:S
washing &c, ab"u. S2O ~
Students from sercntcen States and Territories
2ns-- For Catalogues and further inioriIatIo'''
address Rev. ID. f. BIZ LE D!D'
je % I'm rr:s!deht'
rLIFFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
FAUQUIER COUNTY.
Terms $3.50 per scholastic year No extra
'"N' S K. JAQUELIN AMBLEK, Principal.
REFERENCES:
The Clifton Preparatory School is once! those
noble high schools preparatory to tn: uhlv"r>i-
ties of which every Virg inian should be proud,
and the success OF which every lover OF s"uhd
learning ought earnestly to desire. lhe wen
known scholarship, skill and experience oi IT.
PRINCIPAL. Mr. r. }. Amber, renders the school
worthy of the liberal pa,ronas" Of those VINO
seek thorough training for their sons.
CHARLES, ,. FENABLE,
Prot. Math UNIV. Virginia
We endorse the above rec, mnendation oil
Culurel Nenabic.
J JOINS. Bishop Of Virginia.
f. VI. WuITTLE, Asst Up. Va
SCnELE DEFEHE
Prot Mod Lang Univ. Va.
B. l.. GILDERSLEEyE,
Prot. Greek Univ. Va
VIM Z. PETERS,
Prot. Latin, Univ. Va.
81 take pleasure in recommending Mr.. K. D.
Ambler's school to the pub!ic."
f. 5. JoYSES,
Prof Mod Lang Wash. ana Lee Univ.
Markham station, j" -t2n&twlnw2m
WOOD HIGH SCHOOL
OPENS SEPTEMBE Is, 1872.
Address WIN. D. CABELL, Principal
iv loft Norwood p 0. Nelson CO., Va.
T TITLE GIANT and GENEVA FLY
IL ING IRONS Samples just received 81
- ~ and
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AMI ME- :
Oh 4 n LEA |. COLLEGE f.

Y CHANlCAL COLLEGE.
TO CONTRACTORS.-Th Building Com
mittee Of this College will receive sealed proro
sails until JULY 1st for the manufacture OF ON /
TO TWO MILLIONS OF GOOD HARD
BRIl kS--thc number to be at the option of the
committee tie bricks to be burned by Novcm
Der lst Payments will be made rs the work
progresse: and the contractor will be required
to give bond and security for the faithful per-
turInsncc of his contract The committee re-
serves the right to reject all the bids
Proposals should be addressed to V. i. Shcp-
herd, secretary Board Visitors.
II. BLACK, Rector.
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Alexander Miss NellleIJ ohLson, Mrs EllzHp n
Barber, Mrs Frsnces, col Lorsch, Henry
Conway, Miss Fanny Lowe, G
Clemson, Miss Maggie Long, Miss Kitty
Dickson, Mrs Emily Mills, CarlIn
Dorsey. Henry Mullins, K w. 2
Donnelly, Miss Mary Moore, Miss Lizzie
Dogs, Miss Mary hardwood, Johnny
Dickson. Warren Panim. Mrs Hannah
Eifler, Pustal Pemory, Moses
Edwards. Mrs JIG Pohlman, Louis
Fowler, Miss Mary } Roberts, Miss Caroline
Gsubie Edward kilgelmsn, Joseph
Hicks, w E Stnson, John
Haskins, Miss Tenor Smith, Mrs
Henderson, Miss Scott, } Co.,
Hill. John Summers, Miss Ella
Haskins, Cristina Williams, Henry
Harris. Francis Whyte, Miss Hester
Johnson Miss Rose Walker, Miss Laura
johnson, Miss Maggie West, Ihos
Jackson, Henry West. Squire
"a DIT w. N. BERKLEY, P. NJ
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RATES Of BOARD.


Ter day . :"
Fer week I'D ="
Per month ~ !"
Children under II years ana servants hall lrce.
A b. IRlCk,
ie lS-lm Pres't Board Directors.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
- Rockbridge county, Va
The third season Of this deli ,htiui and popular
of June, when the spacious establishment Wa
opened TO visitors
THE GRAND HOTEL
has been completed since hast e,,Sun, and l. one
of the largest most modern and comfortable in
the mountains LIS rooms are large, convenient
~ and elegantly furnished, having rs IN each
room; also ELECTRIC BELLS connecting
with the office from every room, and alS" from
the cottages Hot and cold baths m!d closets on
every noor.
THE EUROPEAN HOTEL
is under the charge Of + Nj. LcitwIch. Rooms
in this Hotel 81 per day.
Prof Schotl, with his BAND from the i. s.
Naval Academy, will furnish most delightful
music for the ball room. which is the largest IN
the mountains, and the lawn.
Per day for Junc......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wv
Per month for June Observation-Disclosures" 5000
Per day from July st......................... 1W"
Per month from July lst ..............SDO 70 '''V
according TO location of rooms. There is no dit
ference, however in furniture or convencnc"s.
Children under ten and servants hat-prcr
White servants according II accommodations
desired.
For descriptive pamphlets and analyses y!
water apply TO II. COCK Il CO.
'''' c. b. LUCK, Manager
Excursion tickets 1t reduced rates from All
principal cities. J@'-lh
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TN MIGRATION.
BRITISH SETTLERS.

A Convention of British Settlers of Northern
Virginia will be held in SAREPTA HALL,
Alexandria, Va. on WEDN ESDAi, the first
day OF July, 1874 at II O'Clock u. m, to effect
the organization of a permanent association, the
aim OF which will be to take such steps rs will
secure the extensive settlement of immigrants
from Great Britain in the most eligible localities
of the Northern counties Of Virginia.
1t is expected that the British settlers in Viz
gina, the District of Columbia and adjoining
COUNTIES OF Maryland will participate in the pro-
ccediEgS. All such will be conveyed TO ard troln
the Convention by the railroads for one fare for
both ways, and will be accommodated at the no.
tells 1T reduced rates.
JOHN h. MASTERS, President.
w. B MCCLURE, SeclY. lc 2U-td
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n EW GOODS

Just received Mddlesex Cloth, Shepherd
Cloth, Bl ok Mohsir Black Alpacas, Bleached
and Brown Muslins, tine assortment OF the
latest Prints, Linen Drills, Irish Linens, Towels,
Crash, Fancy CuaSimeres, &c Call ard exam
inc our stock VIM N. BERkLEY,
io2 81 King street.
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lie IS

CUPPLIES FOR THIS SEASON.
= MAY Sth.
Sword Handles, Crusaders and other styles:
A large assortment of PARASOLS and 81
UMBRELLA S received from the manufacturer
this morning
my u. +. w LIN T. II W.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1874 Y

the entire State debt. pr,or to the year OF
our Lord nineteen hundred and fourteen.
shall never be increased. directly or :n6i-
rectly bev ond the sum of fifteen millions of
dollars, hereby authorized il being the IN
tent and object of this act, and of the ex-
changes 20 be effected thereunaer TO reduce
and restrict the whole Indebtedness Of the
State to a sum not exceeding fiji teen millions
of dollars. aud TO agree with the holders OF
the consolidated bonds to be issued here
under that said indebtedness Sball no. be
increased bevou! said sum daring .aiG
period.
SEC. u. BE !. further rac.eG, t.c, Tina.
any tax collector who shall turn over any
money or warrants bv him collected, 20 anv
person except 10 tie State Treas urer. shall
De deemed guilty OF a misdemea amor. and
shall, Oh conviction. ne subiec. to the penal
ties prescribed in section ten Of TIKI. act. and
shall. in addition thereto. be liable in
damages in !oubl. he amoln. >" .arned
ove!: and any Stat. office. recurring or de-
handing tina: said taxes snail! he turned
over TO him. eSca,,, .le Treasure: oI Che
State shall be Liable on conviction % .he
same rens!ties a. ag.. ,,r.s..;be.. "a :.i.,.c,
ton.
SEC. -. lie j. further enacted, &c. That
from and after -h. passage o: This ac. IN
iii III. Ers. dav O: july. 1874, all valid Au-
ditoy warrants .s.ret far Iaf,-S ,ile Irioy 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06
The Meeting on TucsSoS

Tn. citizens Of our parish me: a. the
courthouse in Rayyille on Tuesday last.
obedient to call made through the Beacon
OF The twenty-tourth instant. and. on mo.
sion. DR.. |. +. Lewis was called to- the chair.
and Judge Thomas II. Clark elected secre.
tarv. Speeches were made by Messrs w.
I. Oliver c. II. Brashear, p. II. To,er. Ben.
iamin Myrick and Others. All expressed
themselves well pleased with the course
pursued by our Representative, Hon. II. f.
Nlckers, up to the present time and an
abiding faith in his ability and integrity to
discharge the duties devolving upon him in
future. Mr.. Myrick very humorously com
pared the McEnery government TO his
grange at Girard, who had neither by laws
nor charter empowering it to work. but
q grange 1t was nevertheless. While
ne evlnced no disposition to tear down the
McEnery government, he saw Mr.. Kellogg
holding the reins of our government and
felt that Richland parish. throu Oh her Rep
resentatlve, had legal right 10 take hold
ot said reins and do some of the driving.
hepuolcans and Democrats alike partici-
pated in the discussion. and notbirr o.
Cured to mar the harmony and GOOD feel
ing which pervaded the entire assembly,
While mutual interest in the well being of
our own immediate section was strongly
manifested by all present. Resolutions
were offered and adopted. but no REQUEST
having been made by the meeting for their
publication we pass them bv The debate
was lively, humorous and interesting. and
when the meeting adjourned all left the
courthouse with pleasant smile upon the
countenance feeling that il was good for
them that they had been together,H-R,
latd Beacon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06
AN ACT
For The relief OF F. Van Benthuysen and

For The :eilee OF f. Van Ben:huysen and
his minor children.
SECTION T. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives. of the State
of Louisiana IN Genera! Assembly con.
.ened. That Francis Van Benthuvsep. of
New Orleans. be and he is hereby author
lied 70 sell the real estate owned by him in
sal! city on which the mortgage OF his mi.
nor children rests, on such terms as a family
meeting OF SAID minors. Gui V Conyoked.
may advise and upon the hoInoiogafion of
Of such advice and recommendation by the.
Second District Court of New Orleans, the
proceeds OF such sale shall become the
property OF tn. children Of said Van Ben
thuysen and shall be invested as sad fam
lily meeting mag advise. subject 20 the ap.
prevail OF said courtsi in bonds of the United
States: and when said investment shall be
effected, it shall be approved by the said
court on the petition OF said Van Ber thuy-
sen. and the said court shall decree that
sad bonds are the property OF said minors,
and shall neither be assigned nor trans.
ferred during the existence OF the usuf:Ue:
OF said Van Benthuysen Of the same.
SEC. :. Be it further enacted, etc. Tina.
the Judgment of said court. homologating
the proceedin! OF the family meetsng under
whose advice said property may, and the
sale thereof shall, discharge the mortgage of
said minors on the property 80 sold. and
the purchaser 0: said property shal take
the same free from anv obligation ,he part
.: said purchase. 20 look 20 .he investment.
of the price.
SEC 3. Be i. further enacted. etc, Tia.
this act shall take eticc: from ana after
its passage.
CSignedl CHARLES ". LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(signed) G. c. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved January "A. 1874
tSigned) WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
i true copy:
J. G. DEslo:DE, Secretary G: State,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

Ncas:sror Capei. who is an authority o..
ar: - well as noted ecclesiastic. recently
discovered in the possession OF a Liverpool.
'raiesman. Sir Charles Eastlake's painting
o! "Bru:us haranguins the crowd over the
dead body OF Lucretia." This. Lady East.
lake. in describing her husbands painting
spoke o. as being lost.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

A treproof paper, recently invented in
England, consists of vegetable fibre, one
part: asbestos, two parts; borax, one. tenth
part; and alum twotenths Of part. The
principal ingredients in the ink TO be used
with Tbs .ncomtus:io!e page. is graphite.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06
IIRsT ANNUAL. STATEMENT
ATLAS INSURANCE. OMPA&y
- NEW oRlEANA souis9aSs
No. 152 Canal Streets

az TIE TNIRyYFIRsy OF JECEaBEL. lg..
IN accordance with the ,e.uiren.,.s ...b..
charter. shs company publish the sol..v.- STATE.
menco
Premiums yecedvea during tho .ra..ioua. .ar- ..
fhe year ending December 81. 1915
are premiums ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $526iI 81
Total premiums. ..........,. So 8I5 10
xess snearned premiums.o 55g7s 70
Net earned premiums o .. .....,... 4l7 g30 20
Deduct
Fire losses paid. .............. $22G 90
General expenses, less profit
sIsa loss, interest ~ Gi 96-- 1881 70
o.. $3.50 60
Ioans on mortgages, first liens, on unen.
numbered real estate worth Is 305 $50 : ~ 271 IL
Real estate owned by the compauy II ,oo "a
Loans on pledge stock .......... 900 "a
Stocks owned by The company. d 10
United States bonds. 1000 m
bis iecei'"p.e .'''..'................. 6225 IS
demand notes bearing eight per cent in.
rerest...... .s................. 70 IN M
Accruep interest. ..-.........- IT, ~ II
premiums IN course Of collection....... D. $50 IS
Bills receivable for premiums 700 90
Cash il bank and in hands Of treasurer. .23I, 70
O1nce furniture, safe and agency sup.
pies ............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. E,g -
Capital stock subscribed in course 81
settlement ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s945I 70
eotal e...........e.............. + 555 541 -
LIABILITIES.
Sa:!'a stock 1899 shares s 100 each.
assessed az : 80 yer share .........4y.37; 60
AMOUNT reserved to safely reinsure al
outstanding risks being fifty -.
cent of unesrned premiums .... = qae -
Cnearned premiums, less fifty per cert
reserved .........'e''o.......... i, $50 40
Amount reserved for unadiusted losses r1.f IN
""'d"4es UNPAID .'..-.'.................. Tt9
so'ai s.-.'...'s ..e.-............. 6 yJJ 81 80
no ABOVE statement is a true and correct trans
SCRIPT from the books of the company.
WILLIAM II. STEVENSON President
DOUGLAS WEST, Secretary pro tenn.
oupsefioed ana sworn to before me, this fifth
cay OF January, A. d. 1874.
JOHN G. EUSTIS,
go. Notary 4Sblsc. no. = Csrordele. streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

Tru-ieess
i.H0iIAED.g. WILLIAM LEONARD.
=. BEING, WILLIAM EBk.1
:. Z. LOEB, ~. AZCONa,
Z. SCHoRMA.T, 4. J. MUIEg,
r BLAfSE, J. LEVY
r 5. ANDERSON. WILLIAM BRAUN. n.
Il. HAFNER, JACOB Won HoVEN.
JACOB ALT, .. NJ. BEGUE,
HUGO AED"IdZe JOSEPH BRASDNER
At the hrst regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of Trustees it was resolved that an interes,
OF ten per cent On the capital stock be paid in
cash on ana after the fifteenth day Of February
next
!a' IN !. MEYER. sse.e.ary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06


s.!is s1USa the books of the sompan-.
kASPAR AUCR, President
ROBERT IAGHs"S. Soc ysee ses2
Lotto MATHS, SECRETARY
sysfs or 8oesA&ss
Fas.sh eeO:'tane, CITY Of New Wrears.
sworn 20 and subscribed. L..oss he, sese1tS
i.astL day .: January. I8:S
yoIS 3AHs
sixth Justice Of shr Peace Pa 81 % (.rlsxsa
A. tie anpua! election, held on Re aeelf.n o.
s:ans, The following gentlemen WeSe /. cod -,
'esto's, 20 serve thee ensuing year:
kaspar AUch. Robert jackson, Wioisso %eI;s.
-. ?. 1hssmaa, Henry BensepJs, % H. KaL.n.
Louis Faessei. John F. Kranzo Philip U1umn,
Easle 3abass }. H. Burtono G.H scheme.
D. A. ilarriso louis Mathis Or, 80 Wool
John Purcell. H. 20 WalteA WI Siser
y, W. Demafess. E. H. ChevalleSo banis Holde,eA,
). ". Norton Hustave Beck, ". Elle9manra
And at a meeting ofsle board HelS OH ehe uines
tsen'h instant Kaspar Such, Esq, eas unani.
in"usly re elected President, Robere Jackson ESQ.
Wee President, louis THESE RET 81 :I1 John,
Purcell. Esq .Inspeesoss
jays !m Louis MATH& e.creea,H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06
INSURANCE.
Gun MUTUAL INSURANCE CUMPANy
Paid " Capital. SjOO,OO0.
EIGHTEENTH ANIMAL STATRMENT-?CS THE
YEAR 1873,

AEAR 1875
Amount of premiums for the year 800. 6289 62s 50
I%ss authenticated risks, and return
Pre- m1ums............... l,Go" ~
Ne, earned premiums. s227.s7 Ga
Discount and interest. 44OG1 p
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ?1I8ot So
Losses paid, re insurance and
unadJusted losses ......... lS3 iaa ::
General ex penses and taxes. 32!13 "a
Reserve fund aud dividend
Net profit. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $27,io7 Is
Assets OF the company. estimated at their mar
ket value:
Bonds, stocks, .oaa. an,: .l receivable S39;GS 81
Cash on hand and premiums IN course
u eo.iecton.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - 5o3 ~
Total a. INSTRUMENTATION. $3.50 SO -
The Beard 0. Directors, a. y meeting held on .he
tventy-irst day Of January. 1894, sttes setting
aside $4,000 to the reserve fund from the net
earnings Of TIE year and paying zen per cent divi
dend TO the stockholders, resolved to pay cash
ridend OF TEN PER CENT the net ca rn.d parrci.
pating premiums coz sle year ending December 81.
1873. JaNEs AGPyss.,ssLe.
Eossss C.HP,:-s.. Secretary.
Directors for 1874.
John q. Gaines. Z. J. E&re, EeuYy ssYshA~.
Hugh Wilson. B. D...ce, N. Marks,
James !. Dav. GsO'g. j.Hss. Emory Clap?.
q. NJ. Bayiv. James Ey!hes. ~. Harris,
e. MacSeAdvo ". =. seymour, Richard Flower.
J. Wtls, i. ". Taylor. &c. Morris.
Lionel &. Levy. VI. 4. ScLMi.I:, /. Alcue,
z: 7. TOyian. ScO.: McGeh.e isaac L. EAaa
This OLD and reliable comvanyis i..UH. policies
Fire, River and Marine Hiss on the most favor.
able terms. Al! lessee adjusted aud eet:led upon
ths most lbel az terms, And promptly paid az :hes
office. No. IL Camp street, COsU.E 9: Commercial
all f1O.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-06

Monthly advertisements inserted every otiei
day 10 be charged two-thirds of the above rates.
Second page monthly advertisements, eacn
square, $50 per month
Transient advertisements, having the run or the
paper first insertion s 50 per square; each sutSe
ouert insertion seventy-tve cents per 81 llares
Second page transient advertisements, eacn la'
sertion S 50 per square.
Advert seupnts inserted at intervals 7" 1e
charged ne W each insertion. ~,
Regular advertisers, who advertise lareeiS, VII
be allowed such discount from above named tran
s,ent rates as NAV be agreed upon; provided, that
ip no case shall such discount exceed t"thlyh I'VE
Dor cent.
All business notices Of advertisements 10 be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
$Apublished every Saturday morning, and CONTAINS
the news by telegraph miscellaneous reading, edi'
SOrials local matters Of general public interest.
commercial and monetary reports and evsiS IhiDg
that appears in the Daily except such items as are
of little or no public moment. The WEEkLl f.h'
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper, valuable
- well for instruction and amusement Ss .ItO!4A-
Nos Oh. the current topics of tl@ day.
sEesms Of Subscriptions
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
THE KEYNOTE TO PAUPER SUPPORT.

The State Board of Charities, NJ. Il. AnSer-
son. LID, Chairman, met Thursday last and dis
cussed the OF the sick poor OF the State Plans of
onestory pavilion hospitals and the statistics Of treat
ment of poor this State compared with that
OF foreign countries exhibited. TIE large amount
of matter has not been arranged and fur
Their Investigations to be made upon some OF the
most important points Dr. Harris the Secretary Of the
Board said yesterday that report would not be ready
before December The Board OF State Aid for Hos
ptas and the Prison Association, in the
question how best for the sick poor and prison
ers The meeting Of the Secretaries of the Boards was
held on Wednesday This body represents all the re-
formatory and aid Boards throughout the State
Elisha Harris has studied the OF Raupers for
many years and has brought forward convincing testi
mony, that V induce the Boards Of State ane County
Charities to apply the Legislature Winter for
the passage OF bill making labor the basis OF support
Dr. Harris advocates that while misfortune ought to be
recognized and relieved wherever found yet when
paper able &c work, and applies for State county
support that paaper should be made to labor under the
supervision OF these charge OF the institution TO
which he apply. The proceeds of this labor should
be applied 10 the paupers support and II be earn more
than tbs actual OF keeping him. the surplus shall be
suitably invested for his future support BY thus max
ing labor compulsory u is believed the deserving
will benefited, and the undeserving forced either TO
support mselves, % placed in some penal insu-
tion where proceeds OF their labor will at least
for their maintenance De Harris believes that work
1udicous labor the keyBote to the question of pau
per support and he clearly this at former
meeting Of the County Boards for the care OF paupers