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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-15
The President.

While the President can nUs g;eG:..se @a9o
he is determined to place the aaeal ssr.icse
OF the country in such a stalc Of otf9iencp
that it may be ready fog Immediate .isS
should the present war cloud sssta,He G..S
dimensions as to deterfAine Congress up.a
maaing formal declaration. Sao,siti 10
rupture occur between the two govern.
ments, 1t wii! be the p@lici. Of the Ca'tsS
States to land IA sufficient force spt m.. an
thc island OF Cuba. which can easily ha
dcne, under the protection OF Oae fssn e:..sN
anu other vessels Of wag.
The New York herald., 1873-06-16
4 RARE OpPORTUNITY

IA TO those furnsn1ng city or country residences
The largest and richest Household Furniture sale
Of over $4,000 worth anl 800 lots BY catalogue takes
CANT brown stone manon l0i East Twenty fifth street
near Fourth avenue eight magnificent Paror Suits,
rosewood rianoiortes best city makers 7O yards velvet
Suits. l3 Spring and Hair Mattresses bedding Turkish
inss Mirrors Curtains Bronzes. Vases Clocks, Glass,
China silver wsTe Cutlery Library Dining Boom Fur
and delivered for purchasers, city or country Take
Fourth cars stages or Third avenue cars to
The New York herald., 1873-06-16
SALES AT AUCTION.
TER1. JOHNSON, JR. J. NJ. GIBSON, AUCrION.
q Continuation SALE


TER1 JOHNSON, JR; J. N. GIBSON, AUCTION
q Continuation sale.
Auction extraordinary
Gigantic Offering of prime Business and Suburban Prop
erty, in
Marion, Jersey City,
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE IL, 1873
at IL O'Clock NJ the premises by imperative order In
partition OF
The Marion Building Company,
comprising the
St James Hotel of l25 rooms
handsomely finished and furnished; gas pressure w6ter
every modern appliance for comfort and convsnencs
the handsome Grounds attached: from rs to 100 choice
boarders the year around fortune for hotel Keeper
Twcntysix pretty, cosey modern Dwellings and Lots and
rs unrvalcd Docks and Water Fronts the Hackensaek
River said TO be ~ feet in channel and feet cold water
at banks adjacent to the Penusy Railroad Works
the gcst and finest in the world Also, 70 crown the
greatest sale ever made III New Jersey,
927 super-eligIbe Lots,
worth 81 C00,0M -
The most accessible convenent, healthy and rapidly
appreciang of sites IN New York. In the very heart
OF the OF railroads. accessible by ~ trains daily
and three lines OF horse cars only eight minutes om
ferry City Hall than Twenty-third street All
closed out under the hammer without limit or reserve
GraiuIss famous Band the inimitabie Harrison and a
sumptuOus collation. will render business pleasant Take
special train Pennsylvania Railroad ut l o'clock foot
COrandt and Desbrosse For full
WALES & CO., l3 Maiden sne; TOD ERE JOHNSON Jr.,
Auctioneer Park row. New York, to J. NJ GIBSON,
Auctoneer Montgomery street. corner OF Green, Jer-
City
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

RARE CHANCEi A RARE CHANCEl
IA This day, public auction at private residence q
East Goth st Broadway commencing at l0l O'clock
HENRY ZINN, Auctoneer sells 800 lots elegant
Household Furniture, VIZ -kosewood Pianoforte rich
Bronzes, Lace Curtains; also rosewood and walnut Bed
Suits, single and double Bedstcads Bureaus Ward
ding; also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furni
tIre,
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

SPECIAL NOTICES.
$50OOOO Gyss sn.n ms AxA1 hs Anal Hhs a4srss % Wen.
before the above date psyin . Liberty
sesnss 'iA is Third %,r sSonus
Great Central Office Bridgeport, Conn., where fu inior
c60O zoo is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
@COJ.COJ lied Ksntncky Lottery; ROYAL Hayana
1s o%ed aanuSiy ss.
years., ia Broadway.
SALES At AUCTION.
A DRIAN H. MULLER AUCTIoNEER.
"A AbDTHffa1s ind hGnR Tf F19 at beyfrRf Sly
WI sell at Ss gaesnssy =
desirable villa Plots Ne and "a an siessS Mansion at Bay
City, Bergen Point N j., and overlooking Newark
rs trains day hall
from Msw York y g ns. the mSpis ,oM1 an1
and Mr. won There are good 1rss s
ing. Particular. ut the Office.
A Lien B. MINER AUcTIoNEER.
"A saesroG%s T Ghs%DsTs 1s.s. and Rsade street.
Horse Auction Mart 50 anu 81 Fourth avenue
~ ysS.$ + HSiS'SGsP S#s% ;'is' sso
o,srrr, hS%Ss1s .Sa ;;sss& ...o.s
CARPETS, &c. &C.
A LBERT B. wALBR0N, AUGlIoSEER %
saesrooms cs Liberty iii Cedar and 50 Church street
gni!s; sss,;is s,sas. s9s ssi !a'Es Es.ss Gases
On Monday, at II o'clock
At No. Old Slip.
Sold for account whom II to pay
charges storages and freight Nine 10 tons Of Pitts
burg ron manufactured Tor the Uuitcd states Mail Com
pany. Sale positive and premptory.
A LBERr B. wALDRoN,. AucTIoNEER.
at Horse Mart IS Church street,
Horses, Wagons and Harness.
this day, at IL O'Clock
Descriptions ut time OF sale with warrant8eS
AT AUCTION sALE-PosITlvELY THIS DAY tMoN
IA DAY), Of the entire handsome Household Furniture
of 20 West 2lst ST., near 7th av.
ROBERT CCASIN, Anctionecr sells, commencing az iO
O'Clock precisely-Parlor Suits IA pieces, in rich
coverings Library Suits two elegant Pianoiortes
Decker Bros round two Bookcases, $50 volume
choice Books Cabinets Etageres Turkish Chairs. gilt
Dining Furniture Table, Buffet Chairs. Din
and Tea Sets Glass Silverware. Cutlery &c.
Solid black annt ana rosewood Chamber Sets, Bed
seads Bureaus, Washstands, IS fine hair and spring
Mattresses, Suits in ana plush 700 yards Carpets
&C. Ihose about furnishing their houses would 90 wen
TO attend this sale 46s lots by catalogue n. Blake
7th or Sth V. cars.
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

JACOB BOGART, AUCrIONEER
Marshals sale Monday June 10, at II O'Clock, at the
auction No North William street stock Of Dry
Goods Dress Goods, Silks Fancy Goods, Trimmings,
Hosiery Threads Gloves gentemsns Furnishing Goods
Stock of a retail store: Cash deposits required.
JOHN G.-MURPHY Marshal First District Court
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

a CUTION NOTICE.
"A Elegant Household Furniture at public auction:
This MONDAY) morning, commencing at l0H o'clock
Magnificent Drawing Room and Parlor Suits; elegant
rosewood IA Panoiore, Mirrors Carpets, Cur
ains, Cabinets &c, at private residence 10 West I'D
street 9th Chamber Suits in rosewood and
walnut, Bedsieads, Bureaus Mattresses spring Beds,
Centre Tables, Dining Room Buffet Extension Tables,
Chairs, silver and Plated Ware also Basement and
kitchen Furniture. N. B-Over 800 lots by catalogue to
highest bidders Goods boxed an shipped Tor purchas-
LUKE FlTZGERALD, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

TAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE
81 and Loan Broker, 53l Hudson street.-Excelent
Household Furniture, this day at lO O'clock OF the iour
story brown stone private residence 100 East Thireth
street, sale most peremptory, to be removed forthwith
consists Of superior rosewood 7octave Piano teedman
maker; Melodeon, nearly pier Mirrors lace Cur
tains, black walnut Parlor Suits, elegant carved
walnut satuary marble top Chamber Suits. fine Bedding,
curled hair and spring Mattresses, French Pillows and
t nssse sl anH py h S bi man ann n n
and Kitchen Furniture Sewing Machine, &c. Cata-
logucs sale. Dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1873-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


s4i sAnpss :. nj, S,as 'o0'f
n: sSs s#F$ $$;y S:$ n $$s $#H1ss
written IN expressly for him by Edward Spencer, Esq.
kooMEk. kSoMEk
rrGsSsfs E Sxsf oS
ssp's n sy NJ f.
ayas & 5rsy ss wssss
Genslen. Mrs Wa!cot; Agatha, Katy Msyhew
LULU e & p LULU
TnEATnE cos1oUE, 81. BROADWAY
in her brilliant and hg5raPs hsgp56rr.,1Pps drama entitled
which ssss sss scrs -. =. SIX cHAsAcEERs
WV s5$
sss''i E ss T, VII; s.s:;
1 .s' sss sAssb At
TrNIoN SQUARE rHEArRE.
y Proprietor .,............Mr, SHERIDAN Is sTooK
' Begins at 8 Saturday Matinee At 50
BENEFIT OF MR.. =. IL aoUaR.
THIS LAST rEFFoRSAscE EfsssaIsl OF
AHhsiN'' june Il AND LksF FsAfFzaAscR xfFszaAscR
MISS AONES ETHEL
TOMORROW The house has been rendered 10
EVENING, Mr.. j. H. STODDART for his
June II. FAREWELL BENEFIT.
Hvaslss saa.ss sE.sSs ss THz
June la and of the
ENGAGEMENT OF
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
JANE EYRE. who will appear In the charming doInes
tic drama,
JANE EYRE,
founded upon Charlotte Bronte's novel
JANE EYRE. OF the
Miss Thompsons impersOnatiOn Of this
character has received the unanimous
commendaon Of the press and the pub
JANE EYRE. lie throughout the Southern and Western
cities during the past
The play will be presented here with
GREAT CAST
JANE EYRE. and with
SUPERB SCENERY.
SECURE SEATS IN ADVANCE.
The New York herald., 1873-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES
A FINAL NOTICE.
10000 CASH GIFTS, $500, 900.

At the THIRD GIFT CONCERT, authorized by the
Legislature of Kentucky, for the benefit OF the Public
Public Library Hall, at Louisville. KY on TUESDAY,
JULY the following Cash Gifts Will be distributed by
The New York herald., 1873-06-16
A UCTION SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY
n Household Furniture, Pianofortc, Paintings &c.
Largest sale of the season.

on THIS DAY Monday).
Magnificent Drawing Room Suits Grand Duchess and
Marie Antoine tie sy les silk brocade Etageros
Bookcase, velvet Carpets rosewood Pianofortc cee-
brated maker Bronzes Mirrors, Clocks; rosewood
Chamber Furniture, Mattresses Extension Tables
Bufets Siverware. Glassware, Basement Kitchen Fur
niture also Servants Apartments Take 5h stages
or 9th NV cars. AUGUST MARTiNES, Auctoncer.
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

TERE. JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER.
81 Excursion to the Ocean.
Sale Extraordinary.
Nine Cottages and rs side Villa Sites,
on the Marine Pavilion Grounds, the ocean, at Far
ROckaway,
at auction,
SATURDAY JUNE II, at o'clock p. NJ,
on the premises.
Graulla's Seventh Regiment Band,
Professor Harrison aud COLLATION..
For free excursion cards. and rficulars apply
to JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., Auctioneer No q Park row,
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

Total lDOeO gifts, All cash. $sU,UU
Those who draw these gifts will be paid presenting
or sending the lucky tickets Room 40 Public Library
Building, Louisville, KY where cash cheeks upon the
Farmers and Droyers Bank OF Kentucky sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank of New York at the
option Of the tckethoders will be given for them The
money to pay all these gifts IN full is now in bank and
ready TOR that purpose will be seen by the following
certificate Of the cashier
OFrICE OF FARMERS AND DRovRRs' BANK
LOUISVILLE, KY, April Z 1873. !
This Is to certify that there Is in the Farmers and
Drovers Bank to the credit OF the third Grand Gilt
Concert tor the benefit OF the Public Library of Ken
tucky five hundred thousand dollars which has been set
apart by the managers pay the gifts in full and will be
held by the bank paid this and this
purpose only II. ). NEECH Cashier.
Only few tickets left unsod, hut long any
hand they will be furnished to those who first apply
torders accompanied BY the money always having pref
agents. At the following rates Whole tick
cts S0 halves S. and quarters, 81 5O II whole tickets
for $780, 66 for $500 ll3 for 81 900 and 575 tor $1,000
All orders for tickets or Inquiries for nfSrmaton should
charge the Main Office Louisville KY, to THOMAS
H. HAYS Co, In charge OF Branch ONCE, 6O9 Broad
way, New York
CoLD, SILVER AND ARTICLES CONTAINING GOLD
VI bought at market price polishing, alter and photo
graph paper burned and smcltcd by renner SCHAW Eli
Is John street
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

nFFICE OF BOARD OF EXCISE, NO 299 MULBERRY
~ street, New York. May 80 lS73-The Board OF Excise
in and tor the city and county Of New York. give public
for the sale Of strong and spiruous liquors
wines ale and beer in accordance with the laws Of the
a the following rate OF license fees which have been es
fa6iished by this Board; viz
&C. Ss sum Sf or Sig st class hotels restaurants saloons
CLASS For second class hotels restaurants saloons
CLASS s. For ali other place. wnerc strong and spirit.
nous liquors are sold and drunk the premises the
where strong and spiruous liquors are sold in quantities
less than fye gallons at time and not drunk upon the
CLASS For Mi places where ale and beer only are
sold and no strong or sprtuous wines or liquors, the
The amount of the license fee in each case must ac
company the application.
Parties receiving a license will be furnished with a
copy Of the law regulating the sale of xicatng liquors
and strict compliance Herewith will be required.
Particular attention is directed TO the provisions of the
law relative to closing on the Sabbath and from 10
No license win be granted propretors Of or
places used for houses OF prostitution gambling other
From the First second third Fourth Fifth and Sixth
From the seventh. Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh
wards, from June . to Juuc H. inclusive.
From the Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth,
sixteenth and seventeenth wards from June 6 10 June
From the Eighteenth, Nineteenth. Twentieth. Twenty.
first and Twenty wards from June - TO June 25
Notice also given that book the registry com.
plants for violations OF the Excise laws has been opened
In this office
No person authorized receive any payment on &C.
count OF this Board except at its office and during Office
Once hours from "a. N. to4PM
No money received after T. NJ.
2AMES y I MsRsM ssJEMAkTT, sIT Commissioners
JOHN r. vooRHIs. J o. Excise
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

TERE. JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER.
q Turn outl turn Quill turn Outlt
tor
Glorious Whitcstonc, Il. I.
II will be the last and only cali this season.
Augustus r. weckes owner, through George Van
Sicien, Attorney, has ordered
brilliant auction sale
of the remainder OF his choice Property consisting OF
260 splendid Lots,
centrally located in this
delightful and elegant suburb,
THURSDAY, June l9,
the premises Better lots TO be had in White
stonc. Let the occasion be q
grand and memorable one.
splendid Banquet Weeks, caterer, will be served
under and magnificent canvas pavilion not to be
surpassed the Continent and never before used at
auction sale. The leader OF
Graulla's famous Band
Is preparing new and choice music tor the occasion
HARRISON the greatest improvisatorc IN the world will
sing songs he never knew Lot buyers turn out in null
ana attend this great sale. Put some money in
your pockets to pay dcpo sits on lots you purchase
Special train will leave New York at II o'clock sharp
For maps and tree tickets apply to JERE. JOHNSON
JR, II Park row, New York
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

f)OWERY THEATRE.
ID WIN. b. FRElIGH. MISUNDERSTANDING. Manager
MONDAY, June l6, 1873
ENGAGEMENT FOR SIX NIGHTS
OF THE GREAT EUROPEAN GYMNAST,
the only rival OF Lulu,
psE!s5% Sss WI +. sPsss ssae.'ss ss,s.sss. s,S
feat Stage to
of &--9 Proscenium.
First time of the new Sensational Drama. by J. W.
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

IJOLLENDER 4 CO.,
Ill 24l Broadway, 24l,
Importers and Botters OF Lager Beer,
Sole agents for Bavarian Beer.
agents Rochester Beer.
Sole agents tor st Louis Beer.
Soie agents tor Cincinnati Beer
Above brands in the original barrels
The only firm that bottles all these beers.
Take care you have the genuine.
For sale in every first class hotel and barroom
HOLLENDER 4 CO.,
24l Broadway, Nl.
HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWINGS ON FILE.-CIRCU-
Il lars tree. Orders promptly filled JOSEPH BATES,
Agent 1876 Broadway, room 4, Chatha Bank Building.
MACHINISTS, ATTENTIONl-THE ADVERTISER
1M wishes to arrange for the making OF small ma
chine 10 be done tn some small shop in the city;
must be done by superior workmen and where the tools
done drawings and under the constant supervision
advertiser; cash weekly fancy prces) job will
amount to hundreds of dollars only but likely to
open the road to bigger thing" To avoid personal
annoyance address, tor three days with location and
full particulars Of your shop W. X. f. station D. city.
NorICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
~ against dealing with two Promssory Notes, bearing
my Signature dated in this city at 60 DAYS to order of II
and audnenty used by said Leech in association with
BERTRAM II. HOWELL
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

UANNA
THE GIRL OF THE FACTORY;
in five acts, interspcrsed with
Magnificent Effects and
Powerful Situations;
preceded by the jovia Farce OF the
JOLLY COBBLER.
FRIDAY, 20th--Bcneft of JOHN j. JONES' Treasurer.
MONDAY Evening, June g.
Miss LAURA ALBERTA In her Drama, entitled
OUT AT SEA.
The New York herald., 1873-06-16
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JUNE 49, 1s7s-TRIPLE SHEET

BEGlss ATS BEGINS AT s
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
The beautiful and accomplished young actress
LITTLE NELL
LITTLE SAfdi fdiirrln srH4,t Ht41,t,nn MILL,
THE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND,
In her great sensational drama,
F1DELA, FIDELIA.
TIE FIRE WAIT. THE FIRE WAIT.
fun and nd ? bsi1iant Hn M q dramatic : matte company.
TaR dxsD asEssfa sKF1EsT EEEeYs
N1rRo.dnScEKrsE ans
SENSATION
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MATINEES AT 2 r. NJ. MATINEEs Al r. NJ
d OLYMPIC THEATRE. " . :
II EvERY RrPdawsSyi dHavnSyiSest Oh
The The be autiiq and accomplished artist
with her Grand Sensation,
FIDELIA, THE FIRE wAIF
Grand and startling effects Maunees "Wednesday and
WOODS MUSEUM. jim WARD
EVENING, AT s. AFTERNOON AT2
the popular young nrst time Of the
iMs'GMs WARD Miss ssasRsnf ANNIE AsIfssf fiRMfN,
and the beautiful actress, and the eminent actor.
.wINNIrrA MONTAGUE, JOHN fl JACK
in Findus sensation in the absorbing Life Drama
orsA, WIFE g TWO;
NIGHT AeSSH5asr RIGHT, LADY rHsSSSsnynsrs @ !.
The New York herald., 1873-06-16

THEODOkE THOMAS' ANNUAL BENEFIT.
DRYANTS OPERA HOUSE, TwENTYTHf STREET,
ID between 9th aud 7th avenues Booths Theatre
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
BRYANTS MINSTRELS. KING KARROT,
BRyANTS MINSTREIS. The African Ballet Troup.
BRYANT'S MINSTREL>. The arrival OF LUCIA.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. DEAF AS A POST
BRYANTS MINSTRELS Daniel in the Bryanrs Den
BRYANTS MINSTRELS lU0TH NIGHT Of HAMLET
BRYANT'S MISNTREI,S. The Strolling Players
The Course OF True Love Never Did Run Smooth.
EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-03-06
THE PROVERBS OF SOLOMON.

Every part of the Bible is profitable; but
it is not all profitable for the same thing
Some parts are designed to instruct us in his
tory others are admirably adapted to warm
up our devotional feelings; and others again
are profitable to instruct us in all things per.
tanning to the Immortality Of the soul, and its
destiny when time ceases and eternity begins
The book of Proverbs, as it is called, is fitted
in a wonderful degree, to prepare us for the
profitable discharge Of all the duties of life
Many books have been written by good and
wise men to instruct young persons how they
should conduct themselves in their associa.
tions with their fellow-men. These books
have done much good; but they are not to
be compared with the book of Proverbs con-
tained in the Bible. There is contained in this
book instruction on every subject upon which
any member of the human family can posi-
bly, need instruction. There is freshness
too, about the Proverbs which makes them
readable, and the antithesis which is con-
tained in almost every Proverb, enchains the
attention of the reader. We see our follies
depicted in few words, and our duties plainly
pointed out In this part Of the Bible we
find vast amount of instruction relative to
what may be called the little things of life
but which are in reality the most important
In the book of Proverbs there is all the in
struction that is necessary to make man q
Christian and a gentleman.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-03-06

D1scoNrENr.-Somep people are never con-
tent with their lot, let what will happen
Clouds and darkness are over their heads
alike, whether in rain or sunshine. To them
every incident is an accident or calamity
Even when they have their own way they
like it no better than your way, and, indeed,
consider their most voluntary acts as matters
of compulsion. We saw striking illustra-
ton the other day Of the infrmity we speak
Of in the conduct of a child about three years
old. He was crying because his mother shut
the parlor door. "Poor thing" said neigh
bor compassionately; "you have shut the
child out" "It's all the same to him" said
the mother; he would cry if l called him in
and shut the door. It's "a popularity of that
boy, that if he is left rather suddenly on either
side of door, he considers himself shut out,
and rebels accordingly. There are older chill
dren who take the same view of things.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1873-03-06
IUTIgII
THE HUMILITY OF CHRIST.


The most wonderful events which have
ever taken place in this world, and which will
ever transpire until the final consummation
of all things, are the condescension and hu-
initiation of Jesus Christ. Had the Bible
not revealed the fact that the Son Of God
emptied himself and became man, no finite
mind would ever have conceived that such
an event could take place. The occurrence
seemed to have filled the heavenly host with
wonder and astonishment. Amazed at the
goodness of God, and the condescension of
his Son, they hastened, in multitude to the
manger where lay the infant Jesus, shouting
glory to God in the highest. What an in
finite distance there is between the throne
where sits the Supreme Ruler of the universe,
and the humble place where the eyes of Jesus
first saw the light of day. What amazing
condescension for the Maker Of the world to
be born of the wife of a poor carpenter. The
humiliation of the Saviour is equal to his con.
descension. He humbled himself and be-
came of no reputation. His life was spent in
going about doing good, and yet he was poor
and despised. The foxes have their holes,
and the birds Of the air have their nests, but
Jesus had no place on earth he could call his
own-no place to lay his weary head. In
his condescension, he left his seat at the right
hand of his Father, and in his humility he
lived a life of poverty and suffering, that
through his poverty believing sinners might
be made rich. Most strikingly does the con-
descension and humiliation Of Jesus exhibit
his love for sinners. They present his love
so that it can be seen and felt.