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The New York herald., 1873-08-07
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
PAGs-Sixth column.
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$3ss-sisih F3ss-sissh column sSSmn
ppodKHiS E.lih s9uRR REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-szcosD
BUSINESS Efss!T PAar-Four COL
r4snzsnh column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoSD rAGE-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwxIrru PAOK-Fourth and
nth columns
coAsfwTSE srEAmsuIPs-srcosD PAcn-Fourth col
COUNTY BOAkD-EIEvssTu PAos-sixsh column.
So's ANN TN
and
EyRSfH%Sris:$s F.ss-nn,ga a-sn column; n, ..,
AN9 S%umn
FINANCIAL--Nisrn PAcn-Fonrth and fifth columns.
TO LET
E.eFS1n reS aansS s.ta sSa%ns sonmn
hEIf fWANfEb~FEMALEs-T~ PAas-rhird and
HELf Po'Ha sflan pAon-rlan and
HORSES CARRIAGES. 4c-FInsr PAcr-sccond and
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3Ess 5 SgssEHs soHT AND snn
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Fssasso column
MGDICAk-TwELrTu PAGE-Sxth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS - ELEVENTH
PAGE--Sixt th column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE-Sixth column
MUSlCAL-SEcoND PAGE-SiSth column
PERS IN AI.-FIRsT PAGE--First column
PiANOFORTES. ORGANS &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth col
POST OFFICE NOTICE-Frnsr PAGE-Fourth column.
Observation-Disclosures PAcE-Sixth column
PROPERTY OUT OF TIE CITY FOR SALE AND TO
RENT-SRcoND PAGR-Firs and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcOSD PAGE-Second
column,
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoND PAGE-socond col
uinn.
REwARDs-FrRsr PAcK-second column
SALES AT AUCTION-5ECoND PAGE ccond and Third
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First, second and third columns
. SITUATIONS WANTED - MALES - TWELFTH PAGE
Fourth column
SPECIAL NO iICES-FIRsr PAGE-Stc cond column
SUMNER RESOkTS-ELEvEyru PAGI-Sl xth column.
TIE TkADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth cOium.
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE--second column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIgsr PAnE-
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-sEcoxD PAcx-Fourh and nfth
uNr,f;, fSHmnii mn n ROOMS AMI ApAprvrvrsro1
FIRST rAGE--Sxti column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-FRsr PAGE-Sixth Column.
WESTCHE TER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET--SEc0ND PAGE-First column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGK-Fourth col
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EYES AND EARS,

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs-T j. DAVIS IN
~ venior and only maker OF the Improved Artificial
Human Eye acknowledged by the faculty TO the only
correct limitations OF nature In the world IN East FIT
toeuth street, Letween Third aui Fourth avenues
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A LExANDER FROTHINGHAM COMPANY ORR
"A ganlze companies, make Investments in mercantile,
mining uiacturng and other pursuits capitalists
various amounts always for investment. ALEXANDRIA
FROTHINGHAM a COMPANY. liz and liz Broadway.
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A PARTY, HAVING 5000 READY CASH TO INVEST
IA In hotel business meet with u rare 0pportu
nty IN this city Address r. L. A.. box 40 Herald Office
for three days.
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r osT OR sToLEN-oN MARCH g. 1873. FROM NO
~ Dale Street Liverpool. ~ Erie Railway Certificates,
books Of the company New York in the names Rob.
A. Heath and Henry T.. Raphael numbered and dated
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nR WHITE DENTIST, NO 40 SIXTH AVENUE
~ dorme rly Of No 76 Beautiful sets Of dum Tec th
80 warranted to At perfectly Teeth filled at reasonable
prices. oren SUNDAY.
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A MERCHANT WHO WANTS A SAFE PROFITABLE
n and established business for himself and is
willing to invest $50 0O0 will got particulars OF rare
chance by calling GRlGGS, CARLETON 4 CO., 9S
Broadway
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

(yTEAR HAVANA CIQARS-EQUAL IN EyRRV
" respect to imported; also nne Connecticut and Ha-
vAnA Cigars ROBERT A. OHMSTEDF,
~ Plat street. between william and Cola
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE IN
THE SECOND. THIRD. FOURTH AND FIFTH
DISTRICTS AT AUCTION By THE SHERIFF
We call attention to the sales at auction to
be made this day at noon. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. by the sheriff Of the parish Of Or
leans. Said sales comprise:
!. A lot of ground. with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the
Second District Of this city. on johnson
street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets.
Q. Four lots OF ground, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
Third District of this city. on Victory street,
between Enghein and Port streets. One Of
said lots forms the corner Of Victory and
Port streets.
,. "A lot Of ground. with the buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated in the
same district. on Annette street. between
Prosper and Solidelle streets.
4. A square Of ground, situated in the
Fourth District of this city. bounded by
Fifth. or Dupre. Sixth, or White. Mel
pomenc, Upperline and Terpslchore streets.
5. And twelve lots Of ground, situated in
the Fifth District of this city, on Madison
Lapeyrouse and Monroe streets. One form
ing the corner of Madison and DeArmas
streets; one forming the corner OF Madison
and Lapeyrou.e streets; one forming the
corner of Monroe and Lapeyrouse streets
and one forming the corner Of Monroe and
DeArmas streets.
For full particulars and terms see sdves
tisenepts.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

nuke de brimont against the proprietor Of
lne A"'ertc0n hegtstcr tor publishing the
report OF the proceedings in a court Of Law.
~ rs new ork, in which the Duke was plain.
;o,,r, im ossan mere yesterday and was ad.
JGurned one week. A similar suit apainst
James Gordon Bennett, proprietor ef tha
New York Herald, was also adjourned.
LONDON, June 27.-The Dailu Ycrs "a.
gorts tnat the Russian commission for the
ueVeiopment Of commerce IN Asia nronoses
an ex.enslon OF the Palpi and Tiffias railwav
to Baker, Russian town IN tho ,raatoay
shore of the Caspian sea. and then "1s'1tn ,o Ta
hersn, the capital Of Persia. The Ne,cs rs..
CARDS the enterprise as a form;d AHA o.
tempt to paralyze British Commerce in tba
East. III Ino
| There was another hearing TODAY in +b.
| case OF the bank OF England forgery. Baron
notnschho anu Mr.. Mlidmay, Of the Barring
Brothers, testified to the forgery of tha;ss
| signatures. The bank has obtained a tan,.
| porary injunction restraining the BidwelV.
| from any action for the recovery of Tho
proceeds Of the swindle " '"0
The election at Bath today resulted in
the success of the conservative candidate
by small majority. The following is the
2l94; Hayler, liberal, 2ll3.
Notice has been given of lockout Of
cotton factories at Haley bridge at the end
of next week. Several thousand operatiye.
will be thrown out OF employment
MADRID, June pa municipal election
is ordered for the twelfth of July, and for
provincial deputies on the sixth of Sep.
tember.
The majority Of the new Cabine. will
probably consist of moderate federalists.
It is believed that Margall will be president;
Palanca, Minister OF the Interior, and Con-
zales, public works.
The special constituent committee of the
Cortes have drawn up new constitution.
which embodies the following provisions:
The constituent Cortes ie to appoint .
President of the republic, who shall ap-
point president of the executive council.
The latter shall nominate the ministers,
who must be confirmed by the Cortes. The
people shall elect members Of Congress and
Provincial Assemblies. The penal code is
to apply equally throughout the republic.
All is now quiet at Seville.
BAroNNE, June 27.-The Carlists In Bill
boa are i'm pressing able bodied men into
their ranks and selling all the arms they
can find. ReinfOrcements are landing and
a general rising in their favor is anticipated
in Biscay next Sunday.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
Esther NJ the Varieties.

The grand Hebrew trsgedy of "Esther"
was performed at the Vaieties Theatre last
evening, before large and appreciative
audience. 1t is understood that the euter-
tainment was given for the benefit of the
translator of the tragedy. lady Of this
city, and the reception her work met with,
and the large number resen: must have
been highly gratifying to he..
Following the Scripture story. the trag-
edy introduces the characters of Ahasuerus.
King of Persia; Kordecai, Haman. Hydaspes
and Asaph, enacted respectively by Messrs
Braughn, Cowan, Onorato. Coleman and
Gibbons, of the Shakespeare Club, and in a
manner satisfactory to al present. Great
care had evidently been taken to properly
costume and mount the piece. Miss Blu
menthal who played Else, was elegantly
dressed. and appeared to good advantage.
Miss Forester acted Zares admirably. and
with self-pOssession remarkable ior first
appearance.
Incidental to the piece. some fne music
was rendered, led by Miss Wsgne. and a
select chorus Of good voices.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
HIRAM POWERS REPORTED DEAD
THE WALWORTH TRIAL
HORRIBLE THREATS OF THE DECEASED
THE TURNER'S CELEBRATION
sr.loUls RAILROAD CONVENTION
NEWS OF THE CHOLERA
ARRIVAL OF GREAT EASTERN
WASHINGTON.

The DefaIcatiOns in the fReedmen's Bus
reau-Probable Suit Against the Bonds.
men Of General Howard and Colonel
BuII0ck-A Search Instituted for Their
Bsnds-They Cannot be Found.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Some time since
the Secretary Of War-hs action being gov
erned by the report Of General Vincent
showing that General Howards accounts Of
tbs Freedmens Bureau wero at odds and
ends-submitted the question TO the Attor-
ney General how he should proceed to re-
cover and indemnify the government for
the alleged frauds said to have been devel-
oped by the investigation of General Vim
cent. No opinion has yet been made, but it
will be completed probably tomorrow and
forwarded to the Secretary of War.
1t is probable that the opinion will recon
mend suit against the bOndsmen of Gen
erals Howard and Bullock. 1t is stated in
this connection that yesterday search was
made at the First Controllers Office and at
the War Department for the bends Of these
ex-oficers Of the bureau, and that they
could not be found. A search was then
made for the bonds of the assistant COM
missioners of the several States, and they
were also missing. 1t is alleged that Gen
eral Bullock delivered the bonds not to the
government direct, but to General Howard.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
FOREIGN.

Arrival Of the Great Eastern as fleavt,1
Content-Defeat Of the Cuban ipsur.
Gents-FOrmatfon OF the New Italian
MiRtstry-NeWs from Paris-Asiaric
kailway Enterprise-The Bank Of Ena.
land forgery Trial-New Spanish (ab-
anet-A New Constitution for Spain
The Carlists at Work Vigorously.
ROME, June 2.-King Victor Emanuel
arrived at Florence tonight from Turin.
lie immediately summoned Minghitti to un
dertake the forming of new ministry.
Ihe king requested Signor LAMA to a..
slst Mlnghltti u the formation of a new
ministry.
Ihe cabmen AZ Naples are on a strike.
TORONTO, Canada, June 3.-Two chi
afeI, named Dakens, while playing in
sand p!t to-day, were buried alive by the
bank giving way One was taken ou, dead.
the other will probably recover.
HEARTS CONTENT, June 27.-The Crest
Eastern Is in sight. The shore end of the
cable has been transferred to the Hibernia
HAVANA, June GA Spanish telegram
says force OF insurgents was defeated at
San Jose and fed, pursued by the Ma
lards, who overlook and dispersed them
II rumored that the steamer VIRGINIA
ielt Colon on the sixteenth iustanr .n1
.anoeo q cargo OF arms and ammunition
N"n Xoai N.es 'as. Aoe insurgents att scked
Sspuse Sn 5Fns ST Of Of the
by the marine. and 1s msn.a, sns spsniard' -idsd
. VIENNA, June 27-Ex Qneen Isoh.n
spain is expected here to morcow VI
EAR!s, June 2.-The nnn;o;n,
!. arn has reconsidered the vote refn. ~
ShI SShhpiIeprla-e money for the reception as 10 ~
onan, . ana adopting q resolution NJ W ne
S;S aEnt lna; ae.e and illumination in honns "'og g
.f - ~ assembly As has aAnulled ,b. .Ie..;o
u ~ -: Thuringay, Radical. 'a0 eieesloa
MarseilIss re hsed''e Of Egypt i. expected a,
'Ns 9'a4 suit for Gbsl, brought h. n.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION

1T1AI 0I AtQIley ana COneH-1ne AcQUIttUH.
There was .olerably large attendance at
cour. 10 witness the final proceedings Of the
trial. His honor. Judge Don A. Pardee,
came in at the Usua. hour. At about eleven
O'Clock :he jury were reported to be ready
TO return q verdict. They were brought
into cour. and the usua! questions pro-
pounded by Mr.. Burns. the clerk. They
had agreed and indOrsed on the back of the
information: .Charles Railev. not guilty.
Manuel Belt. foreman; NJ. NJ. Cohen. not
guilty. Manuel Belt. for eman." The court
then formally discharged the accused.
There was some little excitement and
demonstrations OF approval. but the az
nirabie order OF the court preserved
throughout the trial was not violated. The
yindicatel gentlemen received the congrat-
uiations OF their friends. Many disin-
terested persons took occasion to express
their approval of the verdict. The general
impression seemed 20 be that, according TO
the evidence, the jury could have done
nothing else. In few minutes the court
room was deserted. the cars loaded with
returning spectators. and only few loung
ers remained TO tell how the conspiracy
case a. Carrollton had ended.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
THE TURF.
The Races n Philadelphia, Boston, Utica
and East Saginaw.

BosroN, June T.-Mystic Park, fourth
day. The first race, for 2:40 horses, was
won by Lothair in three straight heats.
Time-2:351a, 2:36, 2:3SA. The second race,
for 2:29 horses; was won by Billy Plotter.
Time-2:29, ASIA, 229.
UTICA, N. T., June 27.-Sunrise won the
first race. Time-2:Nl4, 244. 2:4SA.
Chicabiddy won the second race. Time
lis, l:l715. Buldin Won the third. Time
3:3S19.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-1n the trotting
races at Point Breese Park this evening the
first race, purse el00, between Hotspur and
Lady Maud. mile heats, best three in five,
in harness, was won in three straight heats
by Hotspur. Time-2:30, 2:27la, 2:2Sa.
The next race was between Bismarck and
Honest Billy for 5000; trottiHg, best three
in five 60 arness. But two heats we're run,
Bismarck being withdrawn on account of
an injury. They were wor by Honest Billy.
Time-2:34A, ?:38.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. June 27.-fn the
$50 race to-day, Of the thirteen entries, but
five started. The race was won by Belle in
three straight heats. Time-2:34. 2:341s,
2:42lh.
A shower made the track heavy and
heightened the time Of last heat. Free to
all. Race for purse of $4,000; $1,000 to
first horse; $500 to second horse; $500 to
third horse, and 5000 to fourth horse.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
SATURDAY, JUNE
WHOLE NUMBER 1910.

was drawn under the statute Of 1872, and
The nrosecution must consequently fail. The
NV then rendered a verdict of not guilty.
spec;al to the Herald from Florence
so1s that Hiram Powers died this morning
A Herald special. dated Aulieata, Tur-
kestan, May 23. says: It is reported mere
that the Khan of khiva has surrenGere9 ms
citv rnconditionally. General kaufman
way was a. frs, well disposed toward him, and
we. was ;nc,ined n' TO insist upon hard terms but
we've different proposals were rejected be-
cause of evident trickery. kaufman was
compelled to refuse all negotiations.
Kaufman had formed Junction WIN
Verafin's column before the taxing VI
Nungrat.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
The Beauregard.

Tho Madison, Wisconsin, journal. in an
attempt to enlighten its readers Oh Louisi-
ana affairs, cites telegram from our city
- saying:
1t is not General Beauregard who signed
tho recent address in New Orleans 10 the
elements favorable 70 the welfare Of the
State and the rights of the colored popula-
ton, but Republican politician OF the
same asms. vho u ~ relation OF the
ferpsy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Death OF a Prominent Baltimore an--Trafn
Wrecked Near Chicago and Tive Men
killed-The Arkansas GOveru0rship-
Rain ana Gale AZ Little ROck-An Ohia
Murderer Sentenced-The Turaers-A
Newspaper Confidence Man-News from
JapaR-stsrms in Mississippi-Carpe
ter Reelected Judge of the Supreme
Court Of CoDnecsicut-First Train Oh
the faducah Road-RailFoad COaven,
siOa in -. Louis.
CONCORD, june G.-The house commit.
tee on national affairs reported in favor Of
the joint resolution censurIng the recent
Coag gress for it's action in Increasing tho
salaries OF its own members.
The resolution was tabled.
dispatch from Hamilton, White Pine
county, Nevada, says the town was nearly
destroyed by fire this morning.
A second dispatch says Hamilton is IN
| ruins. The fire broke out in COINS cigar
| store. A strong wind swept the flames
I through the place. The fire department
could do nothing to stop its progress. All
the principal places of business we're de-
! strOyed. Loss estimated at s500,000 No
| lives lost.
BALTIMORE, June T.-Colonel Solomon
Hillen, who died on the wav to Canadian
watering place, was we'll known and es-
teemed citizen Of Baltimore and had Deen
frequently honored with important PUBIC
trusts. he was at one tine mayor OF 1ehLs
CITY: az another member of the Maryian..
legislature. and was also member "a
Congress.
CHICAGO. June GA malicious dipiaJle
ment OF a rail near Farley. cauStn of
death OF two persons and the wrecA'n5
seven freight cars, ,oo,h
LITTLE Rock, June I.-Hcn. sr,,II "JI! an.
Brooks is delivering speech ,1annss y !" ,n and
dlence tonight detailing his sl.e' hi. claims
the steps taken Dy him to aSse''
10 the office of Governor. s,;,o consM-
Heavy rain this evening, ooiTf Tie ferry.
erable damage to The cIVfPr.L cITVfPa-Lsvile were
boat and the steamer o1Ai
CIscssr,T, nssoss 'ne June GA: zeni:' ot eflo no.
to. dav W;i1;.m Richison, conead convlcsead =. 70 e h
murder Of Sopwel was sen.enHou ~ assers
hanged Oc,ober II. He persists 'A
ing ft his innocence had grand prooSss.sSios pnS .Ss
tbrnm. tta streets this mornlhhs, hs,e the uen
mauoEgaa uuJga 't 70 inwood park, Wn' gymnsst;
ma;rao aicaeo If the day was spe., rayenteJ ,n .1c
aanuel a The rain at nlSh' p.' G$
o1o.G 1or;n~ entertainm Albert W. Coo,.
evening ~ calling bimseH AZ fsv days size s;ne
A nsn hsre from Chicago ,s seimp aem connec.e
osII hv Representations, of that city, in"saq
ana ~ leading journassaa ., conidenee Of
wli.ad VIZ himself int? ??,t;m.te .no knowledge @oe
ttl1s,srnity. t1 His 1, ln'S and editors ensS,;.a
rn,;csoo newspaper onnearance V;tSaag
I'm to keep P;on. up He wound up H;t
exciting :, so Ssssine % q small forged oheci
s.R!ol;s 9;s271VF1 = ~ To0E1s rAssj .
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
THE CHOLERA.

Twenty Deaths in Nashville-Six Deaths
in Cincinnati-Nipe Deaths in Mem.
phis.
NASHVILLE, June 27.-Twenty deaths
from cholera today. Weather rainy and
sultry, but the disease is abating.
CINC1NNATI, June q. - Six deaths OF
cholera occurred to-day.
MEMPHIS. June 27.-There were nine
cholera interments to-day. There are COM
paratively few new cases reported.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
Lisbon and Cholera /.

Tho eight days quarantine ordered At
Lisbon on vessels arriving from this port,
declared by the Portuguese government to
be infected with cholera since April "a, is
not likely 70 interfere With commerce to
any great extent. From the records OF our
eustomhouse it appears that no vessels
have cleared for Lisbon within the last tvo
yesfS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

Time 2::27 ". 2:2l, 2::3jla


The race for PAGERS was taken easily by
Harry in three straight heats. Hoosier Tom
second. Time-2:30, 1904. 2:a4A
The meeting ends tomorrow with the
244 race, postponed from Tuesday. The
meeting has been a success and the daily
attendance large.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

CHOICE PROPERTIES r AUCTION --Messrs.
Nash & Hodgson, auctioneers. sell choice
list of properties at auction at u NJ, at the
St. Charles Auction Exchange. See adyer-
tisemout,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

-
NOTICE.-A NOTICE OF FIERl FAClAS PUB.
~ lish. judicially against my store NOS 10 and
20 Dumane street, has been calculated 10 create
or would be closed the twenty fifth instant, the
say assigned for the sale. ] have the pleasure OF
informing my friends i.uac luainted with the cir
Cums.ances Of the case thar my business has suf-
iered no interruption and will continue as here
tcfore. ~
iel5 6t' " BATIALcha.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28

10 Jack they call him Dsv; aad bio tribe
u called Lsvebedeui1s.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
s1,nE CRIUMPH REFRIGERATOR

Has taken all the FIRST PREMIUMS At every
Fair where it has been eX hibited.
1t requires less ice and preserves every descrlp-
zion OF MEATS. VEGETABLES and FRUIT better
chan any other.
1t toek the FIRST PREMIUM at the last State
Fair in this city and at ST. Louis last October.
For sale By CHARLES HEINTz. Agent.
rel 3n No. l02 TchOupitoulas street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
At WALsHE'> SHIRT kTO. Z.

At WALsHE'> SHIRT kTO. {.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
Men. Boys aad Children.
An unusually large and complete stock Of
GENTLENENS FURNISHING GOODS.
Embracing
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS. 81 his own make;
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at low prices;
COLLARS. CUFFS AND STYLISH EECKwEAR;
Besides the usua, large stock Of
BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING AND
ENTERTAINMENTS;
All At very lev prices. for cash.
CALL AND SEE
b. T. WAISHE,
jel3 I'm lt,p No. 118 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
WILLIAM CLARKE.

WILLIAM CLARKE,
COMMERCIAL COLLECTOR
Aud General Agent for the Collection o1
Rents and soldiers BOunfies,
Now due at Washington, District OF Columbia.
Ne. - Exchange Alley,
Between Customhouhe and BlenVlle streets.
New Orleans.
Office hours From tea to three and rom six TO
eeyeu o'clock je2l I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
NEW 0RkEAND, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALEXANDRIA LINE OF UNITED STATES NAIL
COACHES

4 Concord Coach will leave Red River landing,
Louisiana EVERY SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, ataP NJ, on the arrival Of the packets
KATIE, FRANZ PARGOUD and NATCHEz from
Hew Orleans, for Simsport, Moreauville, MansuIs,
Narksvills, Evergreen, Cheneyville, Lecompt, ar
siving at Alexandria at A. M. next morning, max
ing close connection with stages for Natchitochos.
Louisiana San augustine and Nacogdoches. Texas
The mari leaves Red River Landing DAILY tor
Che shove plsceA
sp27 6m B. n. PETERSON, Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-28
SENATOR WEST on UNIFlCATION
HIS LETTER TO H. B0NzhN0, ESQ.

The following letter from Senator Wes:
has already been briefly noticed by tele-
graph:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-30

TIE TYLER CHAMPION. AT tie fruit
growers meeting Monday night, mem Der
Announced that he had "a grape vine when
would tins year produce fruit OF such singh
lar quality as 70 create a sensation among
pro:rs-iU,la!- and amateurs a few years
ago Mr.. L. A II Ter received an assortment
of se.d IL OF various kinds, from gentleman
in foreign parts, which were planted sone-
what prom: .cnously. Among them were
some grape seeds from which an. astonlsh-
ing vice was raised in a garden up town IL
grew at tae rate of over three lnches per
day bv artuai measurement. and hna!sy
brought forth lunches of uncommon SIZE
and Giali7v. Although this was an import
ant fact 10 growers Of grapes, the owner
thought tie OF it until d professional gen
tlemau b,ca.ae aware of tie existence OF the
vine ana tasted the grapes. This gentleman
secured cat ings and started them on us
place nearly opposite Carrollton, and II W, was
well le did f,r tie original vine was kii1d
by tLe care.nssnesa OF some workmen. rs
has continued to prOpa gate it until ne las
produced some substantial specimens ana
given NJ. TYLER more cuttings. Inc ne"
vines are very promising and ms Nt T
they Will produce grapes that VIII ready
sell for 81 per pound. We shall walt pa
tiept'v tor Mr. Rountree to snow Us
bunch