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The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
THE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES OF DIR.
TARER

Dr. u. G. Tabcr will commence n series Of
lectures at the Atheneuni, in this city, on
| saturday and cubJay evenings, March 80
and 80, on "The True Philosophy OF Life"
continuing them from time TO time, as cir
otnnstances will permit, OF which due notice
will be given. The subject for the first lee
ture will be "God. the Creator" That of
the second will be "Thc Language.of Things,
or the Science Of Correspondcnccs.v This
little-understood subject is one of the most
profound interest at the present time,
amidst the confusion of conflicting ideas. as
it gives the KEY by which we can unfold The
language in which the bible was and how it
must be interpreted. at the same time throw
ing much light on the mythology and history
Of the past. and the so-called idolatrous relig-
ion OF the present. The subjects of these
lectures will be of the most attractive inter-
est, in consequence of the new truths un-
folded. many OF thom mostly confined to
physical science. but showing the eternal
harmonv between science and religion, as
well a. the eminently practical character of
all genuine knowledge. They will be- pre-.
pared with great care. to please as well in
s,rlc,. avoiding all close scientific technical.
lilies aud reference 10 unfamiliar languages.
Tickets 10 each lecture lily cents. admitting
and lady. can be had at Schuh's.
hannon's, Rockwell'>. Bristol y stilwelrs
and at the door. Doors open at \ O'Clock.
commencing precisely at O'Clock.
c-Al-St
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY.
the 18th day OF April, \. -. lS,3, general
election VIII be held ~ the city OF Cairo,
Alexander county. state OF Illinois, tot the
election oi the following named municipal
officer, to-NIt: \ mayor, a city council. a
city clerk, city attorney, city treasurer &
ind police msgi -irlte; each of the five t5l
wards uto which the city J. now divided be-
ins entitled h. the election oftwo % alder
mru.
For the purpose of said election. poll.
Will De- opened at the following named pla-
co., tD-Wit: In the First ward. At the com
mission house Oi T.. r. DAVIS. ESD. on Che
south side OF sixth tGl street. between tou-
mcrrlal and Washington ayenucf. 10 the see
oni ward, at the Rough and Ready engine
house on the east side of " l-hingtOu avenue
between Seventh and Eishth .lrcet,: IA the
Ihlrd ward at the lliberHiln cnginc-hous e
on Thirteenth street between Commercial
avenue and Poplar street; IN the fouTth
ward, at the courthouse, and IN the tlnh
ward, at Mrs. Suliiyan'- house on the north
west corner of Commercial avenue aud
Iwcnty-iith street.
Ey order of the city council
NJ. j. iiowLEY. city ol,rk
JOHS VI. IASSDEN, Mayor.
CAIRO, III, March l.. Is-.-tl
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN TUESDAY, MARCH 25 1873

| stationary. There Is now lots of water II
the Ohio river, and fall of q few fee
would not effect the channel. Thore Is
good stage Of water to ST. Louis, and boat
arc able 10 bring out full loads.
Special dispatches to THE BULLETIN
| report tho condition of tho rivers at vari
Gus places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
There has been fair amount of ton.
nagc on hand since Sunday, and consider.
able freight has bcen shipped. Tho
weather was rather pleasant yesterday.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Arthur Smith, aged 20 years, watchman
on the steamer Ike Hammitt for the past
year, was drowned off that boat on the
18TH inst, few miles above Chester. lie
has relatives living in this city and they
have offered reward OF 500 for the re-
eovcry Of the body
David Griffin, formerly mate on one ci
the United States snag boats, has acc,p pted
position with the Cairo City Coal COM
pany.
Capt James Tschudi, wcll-known
steamboat captain and clerk, has thrown
up the bell rope and quill and has qui, the
river for the present. lie has been elected
secretary Of the Chester Coal company.
lie quit the Mary Mcdonald, whi, b
steamer he has been clork of for sometime,
at this port yesterday end left for the ro-
gion of black diamonds.
The Alaska loaded at Shawnectown and
passed down Sunday with all she could
carry and did not land here.
John Guger, the diver on the 7. +. Eek.
ert, arrived here yesterday morning from
81. Louis, aud found tina, tho Eckert had
gone up 10 tho Collier at Henderson. uo
boarded the ldewild and took passage for
that point
1t it reported that tho sinking OF the
towboat Collier, which occurred shortly
after 'sho had landed ut Henderson,
was caused by open seams which were put
under watcr by the coal she had on board.
Tie United States government will sell
their five monitors which have boon dying
at Mound City, at auction, sometime next
month. Tom Graves makes the sugges-
tion tina. they would make excellent bulk
grain hargcs.
Tho packets all arrived behind time yes.
terday which delay was caused by tbs bad
weather Of Sunday night.
Capt. Ell Gray watch has not varied
one second Of timo since We first saw it,
and Capt. Gray say, it ia splcrdil time
Keeper ~ we'll n an ornament
\ river friend OF ours who has travelled
some and picked up items as he went de-
sircs ~ to .ay to our feadcrs that he once
came across an oddly constructed street
crossing made OF wood six fee, wide, which
bad the peculiar merit OF keeping Itself
clear Of the earth brought upon 1t by
passing wagons, and thinks it would be
Just the thing for Cairo streets. He
thinks the crossings could be put down
on all the streets in the city for about s.,
900. Something Of that Kind is badly
needed to take the place of the reservoir
plank road on the lovec.
The Continental filed out here abl LETT
ot noon yesterday with full load
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

At the annual meeting OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. last evening, the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year:
J.. W. stiIlwcll, president George
Fisher, vice president; James W. Stewart,
treasurer: Casper Yost, corresponding sec.
rotary; X. :. Yocum, recording secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Methodist church, W, f. Mckee, L ID.
Thoms.
Presbyterian church, J. N. Lansdcn, c. 4.
Parsons.
Episcopal church II. II. Candee, Dr. H..
Wardner.
Baptist church } l.. Gamble, L. 4. Tol-
ford.
Christian church q. NJ. Alden, Capt. Il.
L. Weirick.
The various committees for the year viii
DC soon appointed by the president. The
date ofthe nc Vt monthly meeting Of the a.
ISOLATION wil be April H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer James Howard, st Louis.
Alaska, Shawheetown.
" Julia, st Louis.
4" Robert Mitchell, n. Orleans.
4" Glasgow, Hickman.
/" Grand Tower, Memphis.
4" Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Arlington, Memphis.
Pauline Carroll, 81 Louis.
st Joseph, st Louis.
Thompson Dean, N Orleans.
Mary Mcdonald, 81 Louis,
ldlewild, Evansville.
Jim Fisk, .lr., Paducah
Illinois, Columbus
DEPARTED.
Steamer Alaska, n Orleans.
Julia, Nicksburg,
Robert MITCHELL Evansville
Grand Tower, st Louis.
Andy Baum, Memphis
Arlington, Cincinnati
Pauline Carroll, N Orleans
81 Joseph, Memphis.
Thompson Dean, st Louis
Mary Mcdonald, Camden.
Continental, N Orleans.
Idlewild, Evansville
Illinois Columbus
Jim Fisk, Jr,, Paducah
CONDITION or THE RIVERS.
The Ohio at this point is now rising
very slowly, and unless the rain OF Sun
day night was general, 1t will soon becom,
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i T. A l. T. 1 + l. l..

During the proper season Tor them wr shah
heepior sale alarse variety OF pretty healthy
and desirable house and garden plant, and
roses IN pots, bulbs, shrubs, eyergrccns and
hanging baskets, which we intend 10 oder AT
low prices, that everybody may have flowers
and foliage Ia beauty their homes. oar
monthly roses viii hc unsurpassed by any
roses ia the city. We shall hc receiving
fresh supplies occasionally, and should our
patron wish anything obtainahlc Ut tlorist,
We would gladly take their orders and iii
them. Go any one al = distance seeing this
ndY,r'i-emcn, and writing their desircs, we
can ship plant, saicly)
At BRISTOL n STlLWELLS,
No ~ tirhth qtrcct Come and
zee the
+ Il o W RS.
3.2O-lM
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
NOTICE

Mc>,r-. Schicht X ulrich on the corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue, have
established q cleaning and dyeing establish
ment in which all cleaning and cOloring are
done 10y steam. silks, yelgets, woOlcns, ETC.,
viii be cleaned and colored to look like new
faded and damaged good. viii be restored
TO their original beauty plaid goods dyed,
plaid retaining all their color-; Kid gloves,
pumes, etc, cleaned and dyed any color.
The ladies and gentlemen of Cairo are re-
quested to call and examine spccimc rs Of
work. $40 u.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
NEW GOODS.

MIR. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out a stock Of new and fashion
able millinery goods. Sire has one hundred
and Gny different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside a large assortment OF ribbons, now-
ors aud notions OF all sorts, all oil which will
be sold at the lowest prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
llDIl,i, Fol. RENT.

The undersigned offers 10 rent the nisey
house. situated near Greenfield landing,
Missouri, and at the terminus OF the G n +.
railroad. fayoLblc terms will De offered to
a good tenant For particulars apply to B.
r. Field. Ficld'J stable, Cairo, or on the
premises to j. Il. GREENFIrLD.
3-lg3W
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS
DELMoEICo HOTEL,

DELMoSICo HOTEL.
VIC Dunivan, j g Hart Decatur; j
Wilson, Bloomington, Ills; j a Don
nally, Columbus, Ky; James Bggs, John
Endsly, Westheld, Ills; 4 Gamble, Mar.
linsvill, Ills; Henry Sayers city y d
Fox, New Madrid Mo; ID w Miller,
Jonesboroi John T. Lufkin, Anna; James
Soay and lady, Dongola Phil Ryan, l.
Smiley Horse Shoe his James l. liam
lion, & A aud 4 rsilroad A Atkinson
Madrid Bend q Il Russell Columbus
kyi X a Barnes, Jefferson, Texas; Thos
NJ Hutchinson, Evansville, Ind; George
A Clark, Memphis Chas Swatner, Wm
helser, Louisville; Cyrus Child, Chicago
W y Morgan, Anna Isodore French, Gal.
voston Texas Alex. Porter, Steumes + =
GracW Pi@r"", Vienna, Ills.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Ws Ire t-aissclsiel 10 iz-s1ses Mr.. Ja1-ss..
s-gIl q tein.1ti-s So sas o1scs C yoSce
aIH-s.srIi, y sss s1.u--.c EzIa5,se1. ,le,.-
.sEG-
Ne l-g H-.a2--Ecl - azSauzSs wLli1al
p PasSA,i- - 1 s.l-l. l1,e z. tAe cxse q,
E's',s; E-sEl~.r1is. d; Tx sa.zizr mlHieip1!
sasesssz
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

We Ar Auta1riteI % aun0lnee the name
Of Cans. y. rAiier A. = candidate for alder.
1tn iroH the Fourth 70 ward IT the euS1.
Ing Iauni-ip4l election.
By authority we announce thatM. }. Nc.
Ganiey will he 4 candidate for alderman
from the FcESth ward at the approaching
election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
REAL EsTATEFoR SALE

will sell lot numbered IL in block ~, first
addition, fronting on Twentieth street. My
house now standing on said lot WILDE moved,
leaving good brick cellar. cistcrn and out
houses. For particulars enquire at my shop
on Twentieth street. WM. EuIrRs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Gentlemen who are willing 10 serve the
eiiy Tor the next year are multiplying. Step
into crowd and listen for three minutes.
ana you viii be sure to hear Of enough can
didates TO run the city for the next half
century.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
- - rREA.rnrR

We ars sEisoriEeiio % announce Mr.. James
4. PAlilis ea.,iiiaie fer the cs.ce u city
treasurer, a. ;Ae ensuing municipal e.s, ;ieu.
We Arg 1E;ss-l-e4 g. A--au1cs TIA. E.2,i
\ Crz1i-lcElzz Va es a e1zIilsss tx X
slsezalE g ~ es-,,s 90 t1sy ;-y.su-r-. g; -
srsgs ~ ziiErs-igal rsfe.sa-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

\ 'ali.e containing several pairs OF pant,
two or three shirts and quantity of other
eioihing was found under the sidewalk on
Washington avenue, near the corner of Six
ieonth street, by lot Of boy, who were re-
tiring from school. The clothing was good
but nothing was found about it by which
any clue u its ownership might be ascer.
taiBed
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
FOR SAI.i,

IoB chap, lot II, block i7,'lst addition, on
Twenty-iirst street, a as,o eotidge residence
IN splendid condition hall and three rooms
anu Kitchen, good cistern, stables and out
houses. Apply TO J, q. HARMON n Co.,
Real Estate Agents
March 20, 1873. 3-aD-2w
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
CAIRO BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. y. SIC. SER, OBSERVERS OFFICE.
CAIRo, March "a, 1873, l0.li pm.
Barometer 2g;0J and rising.
Thermometer 90 degrees.
Weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, a,
p. m, e5 degrees.
Minimum temperature, las, "a hours, al
4. m, 80 degrees.
Prevailing wind last 81 hours, southeriy.
Total number Of miles wind travelled. last
"a hours, iss.
DAVID W. ulRSETT. observer.
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MARpkN sEEns.

G&r'ieH seVd. % al kinds keV, in bulk
AL ''s.l ,H TIE Eini. quart, peck o. bu.hel.
a; I. W. I-ETie5'. groeeTy. 40 wa,hln-ton
ENswz.. e.ea'tu
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

!he churches were not 20 well attended
yesterday ns they usually are. The disa-
greeable drizzling rain, which came down
Just about church time, detained many pco-
pie at home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

There viii bc special meeting of AleXan.
der lodge No. pa. this (Tuesday) even
ing, Tor the purpose OF comforting in the de-
gree OF Rebecca. ~Ali Scarlet degree and
other wives are cordially invited TO attend.
j. II. RoBINsoN, Sec'y.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Mr.. Is. i. Bryant at the Walnut mills
ONO le'ee, near Twcniy-siXth street, Is pre-
pared to deliver any and all kinds Of lun-
Der IN any part Of the city free OF charge.
ihe very best Of oak, a-h, walnut cypress,
poplar, etc, always on hand, aEd will be
sold at The lowest price. MIR. IS. solicits a
share Of the public patronage. See h- card
IN another column.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Communicated
CORRECTION

Mr.. EDIroR-No Janitor of the high school
has got the smallpox. Please contradict in
tomorrow mornings BULLETIN. II has
caused considerable excitement Ia the
school. DAVID Ross. Janitnr,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
px CITY cLxxx

We ~ iziA,,c-s3'3 % 1z2azns< N..Attl
, AI~3gy Il I eHDs5Asst ss- sS-ess,tso- q.
aisR sdiss Ge sa;s sAsss- AZ sAt sz.u-zr us1-
1lsagllE sis,tGsf1
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Mr. Joseph Arnold l. authorized to re-
ceiNe subscriptions, and take orders Tor Job
work icr 1nE BULLETIN PRINTING establish
ment
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

i. NJ. Ward is now prepared to deliver the
bes; OF sawed and split hickory wood to any
part of the city. Also all kinds of wood and
coal always on hand 3-2jtt
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

viii sell NY house, with lot .. and lease
on lot 10, block ~, city, for 81 900 Lot 10
and house on lot . are also in the market
d-,o-t T.. 4. EuENETT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

oaer for ale my entire livery stable
aorscs, bugLics and harless-ehcap tor cash.
Sale will be- closed by tue 10th inst.
3-Gti. MILES ". PARKEE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

The committee appointed 10y the council
To estimate the cost of repairing and con.
stricting sidewalks, went 10 work yesterday
morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

The county court adjourned ON SATURDAY
evening. To meet again on the third MONDAY
~ April.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

itis desirable that every member oi the
Chamber OF Commerce Will be pre- eent at the
meeting this morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Scott, who has LccH "burned out" twice
within the last live months, is looking about
for another house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Wa - sohl to the highest bidder. on the
lE'i Say Of APril next, the house and lot on
tie corner og Tenth ami Walnut streets.
..rrfI
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

fels ltcA;. airy and commo,li1u. busincs.
Sl2cSs. Enquire ;; 4. CuhIs new building.
~. - uAso lyve-. s.s>tl
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Mr.. sam. Wabcr> has gone to 81 Louis TO
purchase more machinery tor hi, ncw plan
Ing mill
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
MARKET REPORT.
PRICE CuRKESr OFFIcr,,
CAIRO, Monday, March "a, 1873.

GENERAL REMARKS.
Tho general market is dull and lifelcss
in all its principal branches. The stocks
Of hay, oats, corn meal and aour are
largely in excess of the demand. Tho or
der trade has fallen OIL owing to lack of
facilities to make prompt shipments to
the interior OF the south, There is no
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

The brick sio;c, ,2ixioOi III Commercial
avenue. Apply to Dr. WArJner. 3-G-lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

finy thousand envelope Just recei we'd at
the BULLETIN Office. II
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

~. G. Lonin want, To sell his news depot.
A good bargain Tor some person.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Ihe stock and hNtErc> OF my news stand
t-A and sac. ii. {. LoyLIS.
G=Aiw
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

The last issue OF the Ccntralia democrat
contains the following complimentary refer.
ence 10 the lecture OF the Rev. II. Il. Thaycr,
pastor oi the Presbyterian church OF This
city, delivered in Ccntralia last Friday eve
ming.
:, The lecture Of Rev. II. Il. Th1ycr, at the
Ir.sDytsflah church on Friday night last,
upon "Iriumphs OF Mind" MA. eertainIv
one OF the best it has been our fortune 10
listen to for a long time. The theme was
handled cloqucntly by the gifted sneaker,
whose Celebrations Of the power, force and
coDquest OF mind over matter, charmed and
highly Interested his intelligent audience.
John u -, who formerly lived ia this
city, but NOW make hi, home across the
river, came over 10 the city on saturday AZ
ternoOn 10 revisit the scenes Of hi, innocent
childhood. He had $40 when hc came here.
bui after spending the day with several very
sociablc, but bad young men, and passing
Tue nIght In a disreputable sort OF a house,
be found himself yesterday morning wan
denng about the streets, bcren of friends
anu the posscssor Of one bright but SOLITARY
nickel Yesterday afternoon hc left the CITY
tor his home "Oyer the river" saddcr. and
1t Is to be hoped, AT least si5 worth, wiser
man than he was when he came 10 Cairo.
From u gentleman, a rcsIdcnt Of mon
county, and the owner Of II large fruit farm.
who has recently been making an oxanina.
tion of the frIt buds in the section where
ho lives, gives us The re'ult OF his Iabors.
about NJ follows; OF cherries, he SAWS,
there will be about hall a crop; of peaches.
lie thinks there win be much better crop
than il has heretofore been believed there
would be; Of pears, the buds are mostly
Killed; OF apples, lac thinks there win bc
very fair yield. OF small fruits, snch as cilr.
rants, goosebeirieE, the harder yareiie, Of
raspberries, etc., there VIII be an abund-
ance The blackberry crop, ho says, win be
small, and Of very poor quality.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

Mr.. oberiy returned to Springfield yes.
terday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25

W. IL. bradley will continue the comms-
sion amt forwarding business at the same
stand lNo. 80 Ohio leyec). l would cheer
iully recommend him 10 the confidence an.I
patronage OF my friends and public gencr.
any. 4. q. ALLAKD.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
DlssOLITION.

The co-par,ncrrhip heretofore existing
between W. II. Bradley and G. %. Allard.
under the style Of W. II. Bradley y Co., Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, c. o.
Allard letiring, ". II. Bradley assuming all
liabilities and collecting all amounts due said
concern. W. II. BRADLEY,
&. .. ALLAIiD.
Cairo, HIS, March Is Is-I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-29
Grand Isle.

A great many people in New Orleans
have not yet learned the fact that the finest
place for surf bathing in the United States
is within eight hours travel from this city.
Yet such. owing to the kind arrangements
Of nature and the enterprise OF Captain
Gus Richards, is now the case. The steam
er Bosser leaves the head Of Harvey's
canal twice week for this point. landing
her passengers alongside OF the wharf at
Margots in eight hours from the time Of
sailing. The board at Margot's is very
reasonable. and his table is furnished with
all the luxuries of land and sea. The surt-
bathing, we repeat. is the bes: and safest
in the United States. The fearful
undertow. which is the t:eacherous
terror of many of she Northern
sea side resorts, is unknown at Grand Isle.
The richest fruits and vegetables almost
grow wild on the island. while the finest
fish the gulf affords are always in seine. 1t
is worth the trip to make the acquaintance
of that venerable patriarch. Old Margot.
who is a character such as one seldom
meets with. The trip IS an interesting one,
and Gus Richards most genial travelling
companion.
The fire companies OF the city have pref
ty generally agreed upon this as the place
where they will have their summer excur-
sions. Protector No. 9 will 60 down on
Tuesday. the twelfth of July. and dozen
other companies will follow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-29
Masonic.

On St. Johns Day, June "a, new CON-
mandery of knights Templar WAS dedicated
at Opeiousas, Louisiana, by Sir knight
John H. Clark. grand generalissimo. under
the name Of Grand Commandery No. :, and
the following officers were duly elected and
installed: Sirs NJ. E. Girard. E. G.. Claudius
Mayo. Gen: J. L. Morris. G. g.; james Ray.
P; George Pulford, s. W.; E. Taylor Lewis.
J. W.; Elbert CAN'T. treasurer; Karl H.
Bodemuller, recorder; NJ. G. May. S. B.; K.
Dugas, Sw. B.; James w. Jackson. warder;
William A. Robertson, c. g.; Louis Le-
jeunc. g.
This is the first Commandery OF knights
7emplar organized outside Of the city Of
New Orleans, but we learn several Others
will be formed shortly in various portions
of the State. The Grand COnclave OF the
Grand Encampment Of the United States
will be held in this city in December. 1874,
which event will draw thousands OF men,
bers Of this order hither from all portions
OF the continent. J. G. A. Fellows, Esq,
Of this city. is the grand commander OF the
national body. and it is out Of compliment
to him. and in recognition OF his Masonic
services. that the National Encampment
will be held at his home.
An inspection and review Of the Grand
Commandery Of Louisiana was held at the
Asylum Of Orleans Commandery No. ), at
Masonic Hall. last evening, at which there
| was . full attendance. The Sir knights
were inspected by Joseph IL. DeGrange,
Esq, grand commander OF the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-29

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION BY THE SRERIFF.-Particulara at
tention is called to the sales at auction to be
made tomorrow at noon. at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. by
tho sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans. Said
sales comprise:
l. The one undivided third part Of three
lots of ground. with the buildings and i'm.
proyements thereon, situated in the Second
District of this city, on the public road and
Clinton street. between Customhouse and
Bienville streets.
9. The one undivided fourth part Of lot
Of ground. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situated in the same district,
on the public road and Clinton street, be.
tween Customhouse and Bienville streets.
g. And the one undivided fourth part OF
lot of ground. with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. situated in the same
district. on Exchange alley, between Gus
tomhouse and Bienville streets.
For full particulars and terms see adver-
tisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-29
Hebrew Education Society.

The annual exhibition Of this institution
drew together last evening. in Lyceum
Hall. a large assemblage Of parents and
relations Of the scholars, and friends OF the
Society.
The platform was occupied by many Of
our prominent citizens, conspicuous among
whom were noticed Julius Wies, the presi-
dent of the society. Henry Abraham. l.. A.
Levy. Jr.. Benjamin Gerson and Captain
B. Moses.
The pupil. exhibited considerable talent
in the manner they handled the exercises
which were allotted them. We shall not
pretend to give n detail tEe very
elaborate programme Of exercises which
was eelected for the occasion. but content
ourselves in renarking that all OF the
pupil. acquitted themselves with great
credit to theiy teachers as vel. as 70 them.
selves.
The followin. are the names Of the
teachers who manage the institution: Uric
Bettison, principal: Mrs. A. Dalshemier
Miss Scotia Stuart. DR.. II. Baar and Mr.
NJ AlterinO