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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. has virtually
declared its entire and absolute independence.
The meeting last night, of which we print a
full report, was one of the most remarkable
of the kind ever held in this country. The
church had stricken from its rolls the name of
one of its members. The Congregational usage
has generally been to part with members
only by death, dismissal TO other churches,
expulsion or accommodation. Remonstrance
from other Congregational churches has made
necessary reply by the Plymouth Church.
That reply is best expressed in the powerful
speech Of the pastor, the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher 1t takes the highest ground possible,
announcing that the true Congregational polity
is that which nearest conforms to the demo-
cratic idea of government. The church, by q
large vote, accepted this view of the case, de-
clining all outside interference 10 the manage
ment of its own affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

Senator Sumner has spent the last two days
in New-Y ork and goes to Washington to-day.
His health has evidently been greatly bene-
fitted during the vacation, and we may conf
IDENTITY expect to see his unrivaled learning
and ability applied this Winter to the work in
the Senate where they are so greatly needed.
In spite of all the temporary resentments and
alterations Of stricter partisans, the general
voice of the Senate is that no member is so
valued when present or so missed when alb
sent as the senior Senator from Massachusetts,.
At time like the present, when caucus die
tation has lost some of its despotic sanction,
and learning, character, and merit are rather
more regarded than they were last year, the
weight and value of Republican like Mr..
Sumner are scarcely to be Over-estimated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

City Treasury. and the deadly foo OF the
thieves who besiege it. He has made sad ship
wreck of his popularity in efforts, often wise,
sometimes unwise, to protect the interests OF
the taxpayers. If now his enemies want to
make him again the most popular man In
New-York, they have only to renew OCCASION
ally the cowardly trick of yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

Controller Green could ask no higher tribute
20 his official worth than the attempt, yeSter-
day, on his life. lie does many things we do
got like; but he 10 an honest freud of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
New-Uork Dailp 0xibma1e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a7, 1878. D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

In the Assembly, last Winter, Mr.. Mcclure
made some very serious charges against the
management of Cornell University, and, more
especially. the disposition of its Land Scrip
These allegations seem to have been some
what reduced since that time. The Commits
sion Of Investigation appointed by the Gov
enor have opened their sessions in this city,
and the proceedings indicate that the full in
Quiry demanded by Mr.. Cornell will be had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

The conviction Of Tweed was not mere
spasmOdic exhibition Of the new conscience
which has been infused into the Judiciary system
of New-York Yesterday, after short yet
careful and business-like trial, hgersoll and
Harrington were convicted of forgery in the
third degree for frauds committed in the fur
nishing of that Courthouse which stands UNI
finished as o monument of the reign of crime
in office. Sentence is delayed until tomorrow,
when, unless the convicts' lawyers are more
fortunate than in the case of Tweed, the
prison doors will open for two more of the
old Ring, who, it is safe to say, never dreamed
of such possibility in the days when they
were qualifying themselves for jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

We begin this morning the publication OF
abstracts of the recent proceedings of the
various scientific societies in America. 1t is
designed to continue this publication at
frequent intervals, and thus to afford to the
wide circle of readers interested in these
transactions, information long in advance of
the official publications of the societies. Aside
from their general interest it is evident that
these early notices of what is attempted and
accomplished in the various fields of inquiry,
may prove of especial service to those who
are prosecuting similar researches. We need
only mention that they are prepared for THE
TRIBUNE by the same skillful and competent
hands that supply the columns of "Applied
Science to insure prompt recognition of
their authenticity.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
st. Peter and PauIx Fair.

This evening Will close this popular anG
successful fair. The proceedings Of the
closing evening vii! exceed in interest any
OF the preceding, FOX on this occasion will
De decided the destiny of the fremen's
roll case. noticed III former number of
the REPUBIcAN. The punch bowl. an ap-
pendage of the HlIegnia table, presided
over by Mrs. Thoma. Culler and M.-.
James Kelley. wi: also be disposed OF.
The shamrock" table. under the charge
Of Mrs. James Gi0ney. Mis-. Nannor. Mgs
John Griffin and Mrs. Edward Arnold. has
also lis attractions to dispose OF. among
which is a beaUti:u. China tea set. 20 be
competed for between the young ladies.
There is also a valuable gold bracelet 20
be awarded in the came manner. Nor
must the base bali :.ags appended to the
same table br omitted, nar tho cuckoo
clock TO be rah:ed for at twenty-five ceats
per chance. One Of :he gems TO be obtain
ed At this fair IA d fine oil painting. repre-
senting the infan; Sav:our,an which paint
ing is also - be disposed of by raffi.. ]: i.
hardly reVerent to mention IN the same
connection. bu: :here are two other pic
lures. oue about singing lesson and the
other lesson on the piano. The readers Of
the REPUBLICAN who are desirous to know
further vii. 90 wei. 10 visit :ae fair til, =,
evening.
The " Morning Star" table, under the care
OF Mrs. q linn. Mrs. Turner and Miss Eli.
zardi. has also attractions equal to any Of
the other establishments.
One feature OF the fair is prominently
worthy OF notice. and tina. is the table. all
the equipments and adovnm,nts Of which
are the work of ST. Peter and Paul Sunday
school children. This table is under the
charge of Miss Kate Hoey. Miss Betty
Percy. Miss Rosa Points and Miss johanna
Lynn. Everything on or about this tabe is
highly creditablc 10 the youthiu: workers
for the good o: the church.
The reporter Of the REPUBLICAN concludes
his notice for the las: evening of the fair by
a remark. in no way related to the animal
upon whose characteristics Maria Edge.
worth has written book of surprising
talent. and that il. that in the fair o; st.
Peter and ST. Paul every individual table
is better than any other table.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
.tInrdt Grus Baiis,
AT THE ST. CHARLES.

Tie eighteenth annual grand fancy dress
| and mask ball at the ST. Charles Theatre
! promises to be n@ore attractive and ~ore
! largely attende. than any preceding it.
| The managers OF this bal. know precisely
f; wha: is to be done to give the greatest
amount of pleasure TO those who 20 there
for a nigh. of enjoyment. Their past expe.
! rience :hsures success. The 0IG Drury has
spacious dimensions, and the entire par.
ruettc and stage vii. be converted into
| ball room Ticket. may be had at the box
Office Invitations :nr ladies may De had Oh
application to Mr.. =. Gleason, the treas
Urer.
AT TIE: ACADEMY.
Until las, year the Academy was open
Marli Gras, bu'. yielding TO the popular
demand for q more appropriate closing of
the carniva. season, the proprietor of the
Academy concluded 20 convert portion ..
,ha: establishment into ballroom, and
the result was VIVA: Nigh. have been an.
t.cipa.ed. success. The directors and
managers announce that the second of the
series of grand bal deguise vii! be given
next Tuesday night. Tickets s.. L,,lies'
invitations can be obtained on application.
to :he manager, or at the box office.
At THE OPERA HOUSE.
4 grand ball and promenade concert will
be given at the Opera House next Tuesday
night, as the last OF the Mardi Gras festivi.
ties. Price of admission So 1t vii! be a
gay affair, and many VIII be there to enjoy
il.
AT EXPOSITION HALL.
The King OF the Carnival aud his court
will honor Exposition Hall with the initial
Mardi Gras bail there.
At THE VARIETIES.
The usual annual ball Of the N.sticiI
Kyewe Of Comus Will take PLACE at the Va.
rieties Theatre.
AT TURNER l!ALL.
N.giIant Steam Fire Company No vii.
inaugurate a Mar,li Gras ball 1T Turner
Hall. Tickets =. For other information,
see announcement elsewhere.
a! sT0NEwALL JACKSON HALL.
The United brethren Association will
give a grand fancy dress apd mask Mardi
Gras bail at Stonewall jackson Hall. The
committees are large aud capable. Tickets
s..
These are oniy Il portion OF :hc Mardi
Gras balls i'll New Orleans this year.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
The Mormon CucstiGno

We copy the ::om tho Washington u.
ptthcms
Tie judiciary Committee hili for the snr
preston OF poiygamy viii probably not be
reached before neXt week. There are three
points which :h- Mormon government j.
especially auXi"u. should be adopted. viz:
First, that WiRtcv". is 70 be done shall ap-
ply only to the future. and not 4e re
trospe Give: second. allowing them to ap
peal their eases TO the United States sa
preme Court and. third. tia: the ju:'".
shai! be drawn from taxpayers only. OF
these the committee has adopted the frs:
two and denied tho last. II il understood
that the Mormon delegate in tie House wilt
ask. as compromise, the appointment ol
commission by Congress 10 visit the Terri
tory and report at the next session; but tho
whole subject viii doubtless receive i.:.a!
acton before the adjournment.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Wash:ngtOn's Birthday Parade.

The City Guards. under the command OF
Captain Street, On the invitation o, the
Societa del Tiro al Bersagiio, joined them
in a parade yesterday afternoon i'll iionu. OF
the day.
The two companies presented fine sol
dierlv appearance while marching. They
proceeded 20 the residences OF Governor
Kellogg. Collector Casey an! the Isa.i,.a
consu! and sercnadej them.
After the parade the society an! their
guests parto"k Of fine COLLATION. q; tae
res:auran. OF q. Ostrado. GA MaE.zine
street. near the market.
We acknowledge with thanks the couctc-
s:es OF an invitation to the collation.. and d
se..nade on the return of tie participants
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
The Edgar stuart.

This Is a Washington special to tie New
York Ea,0td:
The Secretary 81; the Treasury has nves-
tigated the cas-. ot the steamer Edgar
Stuart, aud reports to the Secretary OF State
that there was nothing irregular in her pa
pers or anything justifying interference
with the vessel. The agents of the Spanish
government are on the alert for swift
sailing .chnOner-rlgged craft suspected Of
being fitted out for the Cuban cause. The
friends Of Cuban independence in this coun-
try are mdssing their forces and prrnarin 9
to move upon III. White House IN solid COZ
umns of signatures. 4 committee of col
ored men is expected here the la; ter part If
the week with petitions, numerouSly signed,
whic, will be presented to the President.
urging the cause .: not only free Cuba but
the emancipation o: 509.0 600 slaves IN that
island. They viii ask Justice and fair play
for their brothers n Cuba; for. han ing
tasted the sweets of freedom Themselves
they will urge that the same boon may.
through the aid Of this government, be be-
slowed upon the oppressed OF that island.
1t is stated that the President will receive
the committee cordially. and, without Iii.
rectlV committing himself in reply to thtir
petition. he will have something important
to say ca this subject III his nexs inau. ..Ura..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
AUCTION sA,Es ra.,lukRnw.

81 JOHN HURLEY. eons.ahe First Justice Cour:
at y o'.locl. a: corner ct.roEdele: and Eighth
etrrets: oGs railroad caT-Henry Z. g'.eI et a.
Ne. Combination Propeiling Company.
Sr SHERIFF HARPER. al y O'clock. AZ Merchants
and Auct:oue.rs' hxcNa ange. TIVE lots OF ground,
On the right bank OF the Mississippi. below
New Urieans- Edward Toeile VS.. Caspar Weiss:
sOs Of ground and buildings on Julia strect--2.
Bruen ys. II. FEanko: !ot Of ground and build.
ings on Julia street-IOhn K. Reiter VS.. Charles
l.. Voiz. lot Of ground and buildings or st.
James street: three lots of ground On Pitt
street 4. RoC!ercau ! Co. VS.. Ann Paxton.
81 T. ". l. 3. ). MONTGOMERY. at Il O'Clock. at
Rarts loan Office. corner of st. Charles and
dira'ier streets. continued sale of unredeemed
pledges. such as dismoads. je~e!ry. watches.
chains. etc.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
NOTIlE TO CONTRACTORS.


M.soR's OPv'ev Co"NC'g lr.ir
City or Caruolltop. January 81. IB7:.
NGTGtH Is HEREBY GIVEN TIAT IN ACC1EN.
- ant~ with an ord d'naucr adopted by the Mayor
aud council "f the city ~! Cauolito1 january q,
i8.3, VIA ad Idi"atr 70 the loves, bidder. the
thlrd cay of March, 1873 at II NJ. 1T the Come
hala of Carrollt'n, the contract for corstrGct,u.
the wooden cuSHings on thr following. streets. 20
wit
Burdette. from .avee to Fourth streets. both
sides tescept such as has already been mad. IN
conformity with existing crliuan.es,
hlLLaly. Tou Levee street to Fourth street. both
sides Except such As has air. adv been nI.is In
conformity with existing urdIuanct.l
This to be done il ,cOG(ance With spncitc.einns
hled the ih'r y-hrst day OF January. l8.! i.h she
s.Cretary and controller q. said ,ity at .h fnre.
said nan ana nat the contractor shall commence
SAID work III hfteen days after adjudication aud to
he competed as per contract with he mayer: and
tina; said work bs paid :oT as per amended charter
OF the city.
The adjudication I" be subject 20 the approva!
or rejection .! the Mayor ana Council
A. q, BRICE Nayor
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
CANCELLATION or BOND.
STATE "P LoU'sJArs, )

STATE rP LOUlsIAEs,
Executive Department. ;
Sew Orleans, February :, 1873.
NVHRRBAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation Of the bond OF snes
AGasCOt CrimiI al Sheriff ~ and for the parish
of Orleans TO Wit: bond dated November 2l.
$40. in the sum Of $4,000 gned by Jules A.
hascot, as principal and John VI Hovls FRANCOIS
LacrOix ald Victor PessoU as sureties -he said
bond being conditioned tor the faithful perform
ance by the said Jules 4 M!sicOo OF Iis duties s s
Criminal Sheriff aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to al persons interested
"a said bond TO file their objections to the can.
Secretary of STATE. within ninety days after the
.,st publication hereof.
Gwen under my and and seal OF the state; this
seventh day OF February. eighteen huudTe-i and
eeventy three. and of the independence oi :he
United States the Ii.tty seventh.
WILLIAM J.. KELLOGG.
Ey the Governor:
"!.iI.s WFEt..
Assistant secrrfarN ~ Sfafe Eco -,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
P.U"~s'AI.~ FOX .UNis,. .iI:..; NOE
BOATS.

HEs .ar-I;Nf Ia pH"- rwr.T>I
New orleans, February ~. IG.,. !
1sFALSD PROPOSALS ADD3HSSES To TGB UE-
~ d'rsi"nrd VIII be i've. at tins Office until
tw-lv. O'Clock NJ HbSDAT. February -, ,G13
3or towing and TrmoEin. daily IN. IIuisarire heats
Tor one wear. acc0'ii spC ...t.uus or EIr IN
the Office of I'll" CIV ;,Grv.Vur.
All parties making ;'icDO-'!, for this contract
r'qnied To deposit With the Adm ui-tgatOr OF Fl.
Nance as evid.nCs q! .hrir intention 20 abide by
the adjudication, IA" anHGut "f 300 in cash
hi"f sh.i' b" forfeited To III" ciy IA of i.l-
Ure to sign 'he contract.
10 hld Rill t+ received ices a"r.rnpanieI by
the "effitcate Of the tdninis;Ia ct Iii aucr
that the required 80, h deposit has been u,d.l..
Bldd, ~ to whom this cont rilct ~ not awarded
VIII haV" their depps - returned On the day the
aliu.iiCatiou i, made.
The city reserves the right to reject any aud
all bids.
Bids 10 be insors-d. "Pro;o,as for TOWN; Nuia.
anr" Boats"
t.2. ID JAMES i.EWi> Administrators
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

EF's ..T~F.r ~ Gov ~, =.
Se', Orleans. February D.. 1853. ;
Yy'i'i NJ ."i3 .'H CASH, AT itBi'c A.,
~ 'Icn, on NtJNh !tI the t.-fi3y-st,.h Ia-
st.nt. ~ !wc'v. "'clr.. NJ u. H.. cits y. .h,
f"vr' o IL" Jlc !..s.r.ts i0r Ii. u!uu t.. a..
" ,I.'. 1918
Tie l.s. .af', - required 20 form ,.v +.
'!tv ore. nenr"s .'..'1;- - MAJ 1-s. . i axe.
the privilege "t 80 f"ct4uC III" It'vUlc :.r,! -
20 OIGIIauc- No ~, ..us,I.i.G q.
Accepted hiIG Ai.i h- Required 20 gra'.e = de-
pc. Ot one Auut:r eri NV dollars r.. cas, for
"a market a. ti." 'm" OF sal- which shah be-
tor .tet to th- Cltv in 'asa .; failure 70 couD.ta
y" contract. Gies :" -; mad" f.. curUca,v.
J. :! 1UpN7UfH
"a - 90 .. 90 4.g-e..s..a..I v. sg.Ee-cs,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Cuban fIePting.

TIE committee Of arrangements extend 4
cordial !nvitati. Il 10 al! Cubans. anL espe.
cially To the representatives. OF the ''Rcpub
!ica Ge Cuba" prcsen. in the city. TO attend
the Cuban meeting called by our colored
citizen. whiei. will ha held in .hc Central
Church. corner oi GasQuet and franklin
streets. :o-morr"H night. "A this meeting
ia held in the interest cf struggling Cnna.
this invitation will undoubtedly he "c.
rpn.sI
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Turner NaSquerade SOirec.

The masquerade soiree at Turner Hal!
last night, by the New Orleans Turne. As
sociation, on the occasion Of :ie anniversary
Of the birthday of Washington. was most
agreeable reunion. The Germans and their
invited guests enj 'yed the nigh, in social
conversation and ;he may dance. and AT
parting all expressed a desire .o- the recuc-
renee OF 2 similar festivi!y.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23


S..tb District Court for the Parish OF Orleans No
Il.3.
NNHTREAs JAMES J. oIlARA DID PRESENT
w His petition to the honorable the .udg,, f
the Sixth District Court for the parish of orleans
praying the provisional seizure and sale OF :! Ger
tam portion of ground, hereinafter desc, bed,
upon which he hath privilege to satisfy MS de-
nland for four hundred and fifty one dollars ard
nlnetE-twO cents. with ,Igh: per cent interest
nom Ap! :, i61l for the construction of side
walk before The SANE, aud 20 pay all costs; and
Whereas. |, William p. Harper. sheriff, by virtue
or an order and writ OF prOvlsicna. seizure to
Issuet and directed by II" said honorable court i'll
an" taken into my possession the following de-
SER bed property, to wit
certain lot or portion of ground, situated in
the ,oUrtn tistIir; of TIE CIV of New Orleans in
'he squire founded BY Plilio Clara; jac k=ui. and
Willow str.et. drs guated =. lot nun ber three. Oh a
;!i.' ."ven'".nth ot Nay. 1885, and gu..,ed 10 an
act ~ partition between R"n. II 'iambl. aad ,t...
passed june a. .,5., Dptpr. Edward Ba nett notary
public N MS cIiv. sad lot of ground measures
ia American meas ur.. hundr. q ard .itty 'e.t
fOuT inC'ts i've ines front hilIr street, bN 4
'"n'h ot one hundred an! 'irh' sect three .r"H.S
four 'iurs front 'n willow street and one hrudr-N
and thirteen feet e-t: inches nn, a.d al. lin.
'p the lin" nt'' 20 )ot NUN 70. four. Wt i r.pas
Uf"S on tie line of lot number on" one hundred
and iitv feet tNo IN. hes ~" and halt lines.
Now, therefore. ,."ti" il, hereby given to al. ppr-
s"as interested and to Lii. NJ. Hcndr ok ,on and
Lucy =. ,ran I" aff3,ar within fifteen davs 20 an
sH.r 10 tnr petition AZ .tn"s :. DIl.ra. so pre-
scnt.i .bOv. 81 forth
therlhs "f3c". :'isIisa Of Orleans. New Orleans.
February = 1873.
let i5!, W. +. HARPER sheriff
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
To CNSTRAIrTnRY

separate contract !or constructing q ~Oo1.r
ruI bing on the t0llowIN ing streets, to VIII:
Monroe, both sides, from i.yes TO FIFTH s1reec
except such has been made by existing rrdi
nance: LeOn!das. both sides, from Leve- to Fiftl
street, except .ur' as has been made by existing
Urdnauce: St. Mary both sides, from Lsvee TO Ffftf
street, except such has Lern made as peg tA.s.
ing ordiDaLca.
This to be done IL accordance viii the aHoss..
tti IA A RRtCE
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN

May be had Of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postofiicc.
c. c. Haley. No. 10 Commercial place.
e. G. D. Hole. No. 6l Exchange place.
A. Simon. 81. Louis street, between Roya!
stree: aa! LAclauge alley ,an.er St. Louis
NoteN.
Js'lea Ennis. Pontotartra;n railroad de-
pot, Third District; elso at depot. foo: O.
Lafayette street, First District.
Variety news stand. No. IS Daupfine
street. between Custoilhouse and Bieuy!yle
streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

D!AmcHos, ia" ELl:. lTC.-The import
ant sale Of diamonds. jewelry. watches,
chains, etc. pledged 70 the loan office cor,
ner 3. Charles and GvAv.er streets. viii!
be continued on Monday. February a. 1873.
al eleven o'clock al above mentioned place.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES,

The Tonic of The Period.-This !. d trying
+asoh 10 persons deficient in stamina and ont Of
health. To rally their physical energies by the
most approved artiicia. means is the duty they
owe TO themselves. Foremost among the TONES
and Alternatives Of the age stands Hostetter's
stomach BitteIs. Ii is y, getable stimuant and
corrective. against which 10 tenable objection can
be s'ged. There is no risk n recommending il As
the best preparation in xis enc. for reuovatiug an
enteeble.. and croker down system. The most
Ealna6i" medicinal products that nature has ever
*!elce!to botanical Research are blended in this
famous elixir. an'' its stimulating basis is recoa.
nl4ed N Our public hospital, the purest of all he
'arI"'.e. OF distilled liquors. For general debility
nervou. weakness. dysp"ps.c. constipation, rheu-
ma'isn hlhousness anc intef.nt;en; feverb it is
positive specific. fel9 81 sodW
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
A Child with Two Heads md Eou

4 Child with Two Heads md -Four Legs.
The Seo"ba Eas: .E:SSissji....a :ug las,
weol. has this:
On Tuesday last u c"loYed woman on Mr.
Ed Nelson's place CAV" !!r'li t. a child
which had tw" distinct heads. four arms
and four legs. all sprius:ing from one body.
DIR. Washington was III attendance. and we
get thca" facts from brief note from him
10 DR. Webb. OF :hi- place. We presume
the child was born dead. or died soon after
birth. "a it Wa. buried the sam" dav. From
the brief description given III Dr.. Washing
tons note. this case seems to be somew hat
similar 10 that Of th- .4m"u. South Caro-.
lima twins. on exhibition throughout the
country come wears ago.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

= country editor who. on y visit TO the
city. saw the Lydia Thompson troupe. re-
turned home. and il his next number. after
commenting on their performance. suggests
;ha: he wants to see more OF them.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
New Gr,e,,. Eu,erprfsc in Uuy;

New Gr!ean- Enterprise In HmvarI.
One of o'iv New Orleans u.adufac'uriu:
houses. :h&: o. Mr. 7. Raabach. manufac-
turer OF pIoou.-, has established d branch
factory in Havana. from whence ne has
Just returned. New Orleans = becoming
central point for great enterprises.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

4 New York gentleman has discovered
tina: a new ssalskin sacGre vii ettec: an
instantaneous cure upon h- wife when she
is troubled viii, i prolonged ii: oi mental
depression.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

The ship Research. from Galveston FOR
Falmouth. pu: into the mouth Of the Mis-
sissippi in distress. leaking badly. Hex
cargo consists OF 1900 bales Of cottor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23

CELEBRATIoE.--In observance Of the
biy:hday Of Washington. the Scocieta
Italiana del Trio al Bersaglio indulged in
the pleasant Gestivity Of 4 social dinner.
yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, AT the
corner of Exchange place and Custom.
house street.,
The usual accessories OF national feast
were upon the board. and the usual
rhetoric upon the favorite patriotic topics
flowed freely.
After a pleasant Interchange Of sent;
memt. the society turned oUt ior " parade.
reported elsewhere.