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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-07

Z THE BOSTON UrDERwRITERs AsAfNsT MAN.
sARps.- The Boston Fire pnderwriters' Union
has determined TO follow the New York board
At its last meeting Il was decided that after
the 1st Of January next the rate Of insurance on
wooden Mansard roofs should be raised from hfty
cents on one hundred dollars to one dollar on the
same amount. This, Of course, includes not on
ehandIse contained In Il; aud Il will thus be seen
that It will be dificuit far, the Owper Of such
warehouse 10 let it to nny merchant for ordinary
business purposes. The addition Of an expense
store would often take away any profit that might
otherwise come from the sale OF the same Boz
ten Advwtiser, RI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-07
rake out YourLIoense.

John r Springer Esq Clerk of the Peace, gives
notice to all persons who require license that it is
time they had procured them for the coming year.
they neglect this matter and are brought up be-
lore the Court at New Castle they should not com
plain; it Will be .heir own fault.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-07
SYLVAN sPRINGs.
CHARLES KYLE, PRO2RTEToR.

This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly fitted
up toT the reception Of Individual Visitors Pieics
nd Social Partiec.
Ample accOmmodatiens tor Dancing have been
ICR CREAM, L0M0NADE, CAKES. FRUIT, &c
VIII be sold 70 oil whQ may desire them. l., ,3 II
No intoxicating liquors will be sold on the ground
he viii also continue his poPular stand ct Second
and Mafket streets, whore the above named summer
uxrfes may bo had during the season; also, at his
residence Sixth and Orange Streets whore he will
bo pleased TO see his many friends and the public
generaAly' maSee3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-07
fhe Foulrt.hi stroet ivr5,l ExperIment,

brags its slow length along. About a square
has been partly covered with broken s.one; but the
talling machine cannotb put on it, for fear Of
changing the rounding surface Of the street into
cavity. This affair looks like 1t was going TO
"swamp the city," instead Of fihe property holders
on the street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-07

NoTICEs- Walton 4 James will sesve pounds
~ ICE daily TO any Of their customers for % cents
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-07
NEW YORK NEGRO.

The Colored Republican State Convention Of
New York met at Saratoga, yesterday, o. q. Gil
bert presiding. A motion to form n permanent
organization for the year was adopted, and The
Convention adjourned TO meet in New York on
the I'd of October.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Democratic State Convention of MassaI
ehusetts will meeta Worcester, on September Sd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-07
RolIltcai CthVentlons.
ctI
VIRGINIA..

lhe 9JuspvalRes, or white neu bfiY dnipi
mot in Convention, IN Richmond, on MedlFhdAi
atnoonl and effected q permanent organization
aHeat O'clock, P, M by sslrrIlng IloB, Thom'
y 2 hpfoNki Rrsslarpt, aud llaI Of Ylee,freal'
esals ana apgFelaFles, Aip ala yhgpp tbs yp9H,
ten!ph Aapisa EpsoIetlaH luEa lAte HDSuIdRl
Ion Tor aoxefnssf stIislebp0nt tienrtgh;1sSnpvrf
and Col +; E. Whhets were put before the Con
yehtiohi, AZ alatkf hour the nomination had not
been efeetea. ---.--.-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-07
NEW GROCEEEY STORE
s.w. Cor. Fourth ana Market &C..
Z q, WILMINGTON. DEL.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Ia The undersigned respectfully an-e53n
r. n0qnces to his old friends and theEf5tS
cd his new store, and has pene cd with a stOck
Of hne.ne and fresh - : 1sN~-
aHoCERI les SUGARS AND M0LAS6ES,
cruEhed, ,granulated and pulverized Sugars
\, soft, white and coffee sugars, i II - : :.
o,1 4 - Syrup, and ell kinds Of Molasses, ~
Oid 0overnmenk Java Coffee, Laenira Waricaibo
$40. Green and Roasted Coffee; the dnest Black an
Sreen Ieass White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new 4uekWaeat all kinds ofpnre Spices, Sard;nes,
AZ KINDS q Canned kruita, French and FnRlish
n q Mustardl Pure Olive Oil, Walnut, Mushroom and
nomado Catslp, English and American Pickles JeI-
LES Oheese, Fresh Roll Batter, Bakers Cocoa ana
Onocolate, Vermacelli, MaeAroni Washing Soap IN
srset NsI.ety Toilet soap Silver Gloss Starch Cur
Tantss halslns, Citron, Atm0re'B MincO Neat Driad
Peaches and Apples, Oranberrics Brooms' PainteJ
Huckee' Brushes, Sperm, Adamantine and TailoI
Oandies, and all articles uenally kept Ii q wen ~
Wv -------- - - LAMEa ORIRpEN-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-07
onto eN it'5s All

The Ohio Democratic Convention met yester.
day. and nominated n ''stnight" State ticket,
headed by VIM. Allen for Gov. nominated by acclI-
nation amid great and enthusiastic eheeringcr-
The platform adopted favors among other things
a tariff for revenue only and reform in the tag
system; "recogniges the evil of an iTedeeuiabIe
currency" opposes railroad combination to pre-
vent competition; opposes ''all laws that give TO
capital any advantage over labor" and declares
that the public lands should be reserved for ac-
tnal settlers ta.tsl.l.- 0ll l.7. .i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15
A Card from MIR. Latham.

l desire to correct the report, erroneous as to
my remarks, of the proceedings of the Sun Fire
Company The absence Of your regular report
cr accounts for the err.r. | did not favor Nj jOr
Duifcy's rcsolutinn could not nor did not in
innate TINT the Sun was the oldest company; l
did not say that vetoed the Fire Department
biIr' because l thought it was aimed ut The most
effective companies--I did not think so; did
not say that the steamers could not get to work
under twenty or twenty-five minutes for | know
to the contrary; nln now and have ever been
in favor Of steamers; ne city Of 5000 inhahit-
ants should be without them did not say that
tho most that could be done WIS to save the I'D
joining property. l did say that desired to see
the hand companies properly equipped, as l
thought that, III many instances, n fire could be
cxtingui$hcd without the aid of tho Steamers !;
and think it du" to the citizens of the suburbs,
where no water pipes are laid and who are tax.
hv the Corporation and whcsn houses arcmostly
frame thnt some app .ratus should be available
for the protection Of said property. Although
accustomed To being misrcprcsentcd, cannot
permit lhi- t. pass viii out correction.
HUGE LATHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"71 do,c the very age and dody Of the Times

AT New York yesterday gold was very firm,
the rate ranging from ll7sallS, the inside
figure very exceptional, and both opening and
closing at ll7s. To-day the Government sells
one million. The stock market was general
dull Money was easy throughout the day,
the rate for call loans ranging from to per
cent per annun, but the demand late IN the
day was active, aud the clvsc rate was the high
est OF the day.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church of the United States met in the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church, corner of Saratoga
and Liberty streets, in Baltimore, to-day. The
proceedings were opened at II O'Clock a. IN.
with sermon by the Moderator of the last
Assembly, Rev. Samuel }. Niccolls, OF st.
Louis.
\ good deal Of stir having been made by the
advertisements by the Government to sell Ger
tain relies of the Revolutionary war now i'll
preservation at the Watervliet Arsenal, New
York, the War Department replies that they
were accidentally Included 10 the catalogues
and will not be sold under any circumstances.
The voting throughout Spain on Saturday
and Sunday last, for Deputies to the Constltu-
cnt Cortcs, resulted in the election of 80 min
isterial Fcderalists, 80 extreme Radicals, 5
Interna,ioualists, 10 independent Republicans,
and 80 Mouarchists.
The annual Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese Of Massachusetts convened
at Boston Yesterday. The nomination of Blsh-
op of the Diocese OF the State will probably be
made to-day.
The Spanish authorities at Havana have ap-
piled rigid quarantine to vessels arriving from
New Orleans, fearing cholera. For the present
commerce between the two places is at stand
still
After four years fight with the Govern,
ment the New York Central Railrord has al
last paid over the S42l 900 revenue tax on It's
scrin dividend issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

WASHINGTON NEWS The Washington City
Prcshytery, at its meeting last evening, com
merdcd to the favor Of tho Church the Pres
hytcrian church at Manassas Va.
\ roal-oil lamp exploded iu the slaughter
house ct Saml Opprnhelmer, yesterday about
4 clock. The building caught fire and was
destroyed. The loss will not exceed Il few hun
drcd dollars.
COL John L. Smith, former wc-known
resident Of this District, died yesterday, at,
his present residence, in Anne Arundel county,
Nd, after an illness of several months.
Albert Abbott, lodger at the statlon-housc
last night, died there Of dropsy today. The
deceased was engaged in Alexandria during the
late war. and was well known in the section of
county adjacent He has since been engaged
in running a vessel from the Rappahannock to
Baltimore.
The sale of postal cards at the postotfcc here
had last night reached $4,000.
The Galaxy for June contains several articles
Of interest, Of which the first is spirited sketch
vi Leon Gambctta, the ardent French Repubii-
can. Another article Of interest is Dr. Coan' s
essay Oh the Value of Life; unfortunately IA
thcr too abstrusc to be popular. Mr.. Burroughs
has light and entertaining article upon the
pleasures and benefits Of walking out. One or
two short and very pretty tales are clustered
under the title Of ''Gascon Stories. " Sweet
heart Of Monsieur Briseux' is we'll written
love story. "a Fourfold Alibi" is an iuge.
NOUS story An article upon the Man with
the Iron Mask reviews the books and essays
written upon this subject, and labors to prove
that none of them are correct. The poetry Of
the number is as usual The scientific and H.
terury departments are full Of interest, and con-
situtc the best features of the magazine.
TIE DEATH OF IGNAcIO AGRAMoNTE, the
famous Cuban general and leader OF the lnsur-
gents 10 the Camagucy, reported yesterday will
prove severe blow to the Cuban cause, OF
which he was one of the most successful sol
dlcrs. The importance attched to his death by
the Spaniar,is will be seen in the fact that the
Column Leon brought the young soldier s
CORPSE in triumph into Puerto Principe and eX
posed it publicly as a sign of their prowess and
as Il sign Of the misfortune that had ovcrtakcn
their enemies -Bttifm,Ore Sun.
The counsel for the Government have cou-
chlled the preparation Of the bill against the
Union Pacific Railroad and the Credit Mobilier
and il will be filed in the United States Circuit
Court At Hartford Conn.
Sumo Of Twccl's property in New York is
being sold to satisfy suit against him. Five
houses sold yesterday aggregated nearly halt u
million dollars in the prices they brought.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1873.

GES. ROBERT f. LEE.-The last humber OF
The Edinburgh Review contains an article Oh
The life of the late Gen. Robert +. Lee, which
will excite much attention 10 Great Britain and
will be read with deep interest in this country.
1t embodies brief but excellent account Of the
military career of Cen Lee, and noble tribute
to his character as a man and a christian. 1t
concludes with the following 1.-The day will
come when the evil passions of the great civil
strife will sleep in oblivion and North and
South will do justice to each others motives
and forget each Others wrongs. Then history
will speak with clear voice Of the deeds done
on either side, ard the citizens OF the whole
Union do Justice to the memory OF the dead
and place above all others the name OF the
great chief of whom we have written. In
strategy mighty; in battle terrible. III adversely
as in prosperity, hero indeed, with the SIM
pic devotion to duty and the rare purity OF the
ideal Christian knight, he joined all the k,ngly
qualities of leader of men. 1t is wondrous
future indeed that lies before America; but In
her annals of years to come, as IN those, OF the
past, there will be found few names that can
rival in unsullied !uStre that of the heroic de,
fender of his native Virginia, Robert Edward
Ice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15
IL. j. N EyETT,
ISRAEL BERLIN
ISRAEI DEKI.IN FIX,
Hyd'n. Delegates to Firemens Conv' n.

ny CONSERVATIVE NoMINATGoNs.-1t is no
doubt the duty Of all Conservatives who have
been nominated by the Conservative party to
adhere strictly to that ticket, and not allow their
names to be placed upon the tickets of the OPP
posite party. If any of the nominees of the re-
spective ward meetings should so tar forget their
party iealty rs to allow their names to be placed
upon ticket of the opposite party, it should be
the duty of the party 50 often dcd against to drop
their names and put others in their stead; for
honor and honesty demand that if Il man mas IS Il
party. he should or ought, under all circum-
stances, to stand by that party, and not allow
his name to be used in manner which Will COM
promise either the maine Of the party or his own
fair record. CONSERVATIVES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

In the report of the meeting of tho Sun Fire
Company, in yesterdays Gazcttc, We lind it
stated that Major Duiloy, delegate TO the Fire
rything had passed off tremendously until the
Chief Engineer mad introduced certain resolu-
tions regarding the disbanding of the hand com
panies. which were voted down-the Hydrauion
company alone voting in the affirmative;
The facts Of the case are these: the Chief En-
gineer did bring the matter of the hand COM
paries before the convention, but several dele
gates, including one from the Hydraulion, hay
ing expressed the opinion that the convention
had no authority to act in the premises, the sug-
gestion was withdrawn, and no vote was taken
on the subject consequently the Hydraulon
delegates could not have supported it even
should they have been so inclined.
That such were the facts can be attcstcd by
every impartial delegate present, and how any
statement to the contrary could have been made
We arc at a loss to understand.
II. j. NEyETT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

Mrs. Edmund Mckee entered the store OF
Oswald Noack, in Baltimore yesterday when 40
angry discussion ensued, during which Mrs.
Mckee drew pistol and made an unsuccessful
attempt to shoot Noack. She alleges that
Noack is her uncle, and that he seducod her
sometime since. She was arrested. The affair
caused considerable excitement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

A telegram has been received at the Depart
ment of State that fifteen days quarantine still
exists in Havana on account Of cholera in New
Orleans; that the authorities IN Havana DO
not believe reports from the Board of Health
at New Orleans, but depend solely on the re-
ports of the Spanish Consul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

The Norfolk Journal, speaking of the pre-
sent political prospect in Virginia says:-"A
happy spirit seems to prevail among the
masses of the Conservative party, and nothing
is more gratifying to us than the evidence we
have that this same broad and liberal spirit is
shared and encouraged by our party leaders In
all parts Of the State"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

The balances in the Treasury yesterday were ::
Currency $3.50, 3O5; special deposit of legal
tenders for the redemption of certificates otde-
post s2S, O35, 900; coin $74, S22,l3O, including
coin certificates 500, 900; outstanding legal
tenders 1856, Sal 1851.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

The late Chief Justice Chase left will NAM
ing Governor H. D. Cooke, of the firm Of Jay
Cooke & Co., sole executor. No inventory has
been made of his estate, which, after few be-
quests, is to be divided between his children,
Mrs Senator Spraguc and Mrs. Hoyt, of New
York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

President Grant arrived in New Haven,
Conn, yesterday morning, accompanied by
Generals Sherman, Mcdowell Sheridan and
Babcock. The streets were gaily decorated, a
salute was fired, and everybody turned out to
get glimpse of the President, as he was es-
corted from the depot to his hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

Ia letter to the "Southsde Virginia Settlers
Association from the late Mr.. Chase, dated
May lst he said. ''The complete restoration
of the southern states to their former prosperi-
ty and their advancement in their new life to
prosperity heretofore unknown must be the
ardent wish of every patriotic citizen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

Suit has been brought against the Southern
Maryland Railroad Company on behalf Of VIM.
NJ Starr and John NJ. lidcnour, who claim
$1,000 for work done and materials furnished
in grading and arranging the road bed of the
Southern Maryland railroad in ST. Marys coun-
tv Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

MOUNT VERNoN.-The vice regents Of the
Mount Vernon Association assembled at Mount
Vernon yesterday, to meet the Board Of visi-
tors appointed by Governor Walker, of Viz.
giuia. Arriving at Mount Vernon about ~
o'clock m., the party, among whom were W.
w. Corcoran, Miss Nellie Grant, Miss Barney,
and Others were landed. One of the features
of the occasion was the unwilling of the Rem
brandt picture Of Washington before York
town, which was lately presented to the Asso-
citation, with addresses, &c. A meeting of the
Advisory Board was held in Washington upon
the return of the party to that city, and charges
were filed by Dr.. G. 2. Rowland against Mrs.
Pamela Cunningham, accusing her of allowing
money to be received atMount Vernon improper
ly with not conducting herself properly in the
use fliquor, &c. The Board adjourned with
out coming to decision but declined to en-
terrain the latter charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

The latest dispatches from the Coery disas-
ter in Nova Scotia state that the fire continues
to burn briskly, but is slowly abating, all the
openings being filed up and stream of water
has been thrown into the air shaft lately work
ed. The men who have escaped with great
difficulty from the slope report that on their
way up they passed bodies of their comrades
who had probably become stupcticd by smoke.
Since the explosion none have come up alive.
Of the four men who volunteered to 60 down
the shaft before the second explosion three
were killed Several violent explosions took
place last night, one of which was pcrccptibly
felt four miles distant The number Of victims
will probably reach sevcnty-fve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

In reply to an application to the President
Of the w. & 0. r. r. to make Martinsburg
the temporary terminus of the road, instead of
Winchester, Mr.. Mckenzie replied that he
would lay the application before the Board Of
of Directors, but that he himself had no
power to change their action adopting the
Smokers Crap route, or to say anything which
would commit them"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

The awards of the Indian contracts, In New
Yo,k have been complained, of and various
charges brought against those concerned in
giving out the contracts. The President has
ordered the execution of the contracts to be
suspended and the matter to be investigated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

It is said that Judge Edwards Pierrepont, OF
New York, has been appointed to the Russian
Mission, and that he will accept.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

The only news received yesterday from Louisi-
ana was from Kellogg sources, and represents
all things quiet, aud ridiculcs the recent affair
at St. Martins as fasco The supporters OF
Kellogg arc in high glee over the direction OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

John q. jenkins, Tor many years useful
and highly respected citizen OF Winchester,
died suddenly last Thursday from an attack OF
apoplcxy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

4 VIRGINIA COMMISSIONER TO VIENNA
Alex. Mcdonald, esq, of the Lynchburg vir-
gilman, has been appointed by Gov. Walker
commissioner for the State of Virginia to the
Vienna Exposition, and will sail from New
York on Saturday. Mr. Mcdonald takes out
for exhibition some samples of tobacco and
mineral ores from the Old Dominion. He also
goes by appointment of the city council Of
Lynchburg to present the advantages Of al; and
encourage immi grafton to this portion Of Viz.
ginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

WIT FROM THE PULPIT-1t is related of a
certain New England: divine who fourishcd
not many years ago, and whose matrimonial
relations are supposed not to have been OF the
most agreeable kind that one Sabbath morn
ing while reading to his congregation the para
bic of the supper, in which occurs the passage:
And another said, | have bought five yoke of
oxen, and I 90 to prove them; | pray thee
have me excused. And another said;
have married a wife, and therefore cannot
come" he suddenly paused at the end of this
verse, drew off his spcctaclcs, and looking
around on his hearers said with emphasis ::
''The fact is, my brethren, one woman can
draw man further away from the Kingdom ot
Heaven than five yoke Of oxcu?'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

PENNSYLVANIA nALTRApE The coal rad"
is more active, and prices are firm. the order,
for cox are unusually full, and II, they nrc n"si-
~ made ut prices current ut tire umcni delivery
whatever of advance th"rc may be, will be L. tie
advantage OF the Operators. We und"rs,sn!
that the orders from Thu: city for M"rynnd II.
luminous coal for steam marine purposes, i"'
which il is found t. be 50 we'll adnp cd, M
steadily on the increase, and viii not only mt".
with demand fro the several tran atlantic iLn'~
running to and from this city, but that iaT;"r,
demand will be made for it BY stcNinrr; "A -!
other ports The high price Of English Con- n.";'
will give to all cur GOALS wide nark";--f''''
Ledger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

ARRIVED
Steamer Georgcanna, Baltimore, t" h"'' Z"
Johnston. pl..
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to Jos hF'"'''S
s. Co. ,,,.r
Steamer Wawasct, Curri"naA, to f''''''"'
Ferry Go. ,,..,.l
Schr E F Hart, Boston, heretofore r"}''pIpii'
ashore ut Dadc's Shoal, to ll"mrshire "''' ''''
timorc Coal Go. w..
Schr Onward, Winds +, y. s., t" "" y
Smoot. $780,. E. u rr,.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk hy \
Schrs Mary Augusta, Norfolk, md u y FISK
Boston, by Hampshire 4 Baltimore Cord Go.
Schr + Il kirk, Jersey City, by A"'r'''''
Coal Go.
Schrs w Knight and Breeze, p.sscH up
MEMORANDA
Schr 4 Fl Atwood for this port, sailed ''''''
Boston 10Th
Schr Addc Rycrson, from Win4,"r ,%I
for this port, sailed from Vineyard IlHI'm iWh
Schr & II Mills, hence, at New Loy W'., i:rh,
Schr J A Halliday, hence, at Ne" ION > 100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

Some Of Twccls property in New York is
being sold to satisfy Il suit against him. Five
houses sold yesterday aggregated nearly half d
million duars in the prices they brought
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15
CAN AL COM M ERCh.

ARRIVALS.
Boats B L Slack, for Washington S'N '','''
Wade, to 4 Francis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

The counsel for the Government have cou-
clulcI the preparation Of the bill against the
Union Pacific Railroad and the Credit Mobiller
and il will be filed in the United States Circuit
Cuur; at Hartford Conn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-15

NEW ORLEANS and PORTO RICO MO-
n,. X J. G. MILBURN.