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ID Gmxarn~r orpovrUs,ry
90 b~v city prOpcrv
n Npw yOnN ClTy Lots
~ c'nSe ~ s,sa.1'
~ vpRy ~. r,yNHNT-i
s.iS!9a{t1e - e 6ttsssc. yTs
~ GREAT ,HOu,hs
on Tic premises
IL BiyEn9 tAN uAtE M @Es BUILT
id,iead Of rent
u woODi wv. Knights
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inc eT nSrih 'S'p e"3 s"Y oite GTi' d3W Pt'.
u NJ LXrES-r pEEN SPARED
" eSner opdySs.nd
II row MshrA,nffS,,HYiaitLt .a.!,. ~ f:,,Yis. y 'hAot
moderate e ,ss nces' r,i,,. I'll YsH'
coisf,ntly increasing 10 value.
~ Tut -rutCT-
rcai. ior Immediate br'liine.
= A1,.Et 'MANYR' srECrNnLi FAMILIES
| >. are & tuill house, on tn rrcmises,
and uumnor are now bcns built
FuLL rA",r1,iGir,I !, ,NmrSSrh,,ri,orf'cko
.snG ,sf sSs6 wsrSrR dc e., sf s gt5n, Grpot
wsAT.S@ 8 ,.,.r. rAEM s.la,i. and farm bor,.
| from the old country, good firm l'n9s, WIN 80
eooo productive lam pesr the s'es' markets .t Of
Sw ,cm o,s q sni rasPIie rdSd s'Hs Sr VIE,
partly planted To- fruit ROM tins localiy create
rom iii siy other Iice Of clu,l arr, ,he untcl
s,oe. It isl INC midst Of anri,in9 ommnty w,'n
mtroc5 a. inal',. 'ai gi'f' San ~ .ure s,oi sots
| .ug Ork ond otncr hriuclc. Many llei.h IRISH
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NATIO>ALIl>t 49,,

NOIItf 80.
This company take. "a &C. of .utlrs1ce hp p@o.Cc
90 10 suldi on each OF fs We IHfls, hu. giving p's,
GER thr hest possible guarantee for sAicy a"l ''''
snce uf danger AZ sea t..t.th "a,
The most suutherly route h9. t'''i'f Orri ii'VH4'
tlls company to avoid ~ sud iffft'IL
From l1rrs "a ahd a. Nurlh htcf
To OIfFNSrOMN ANp II lN'loi. 4,
ITALY, sat. Nov. %, A. VI lGNfl sat ll.' D. = "A
CANADA, Sat. NOV .. Pm. GRtlt ! at Drt''"'''N
Fortuightly to LONDON III ~ ,pu
DENMARK, sum 81. 80. lhursdM \ Ns ~
currency. Return ticket, a. reduced .At's ~ ,.it.,
sieersge tickets from La"rp9oi al ne ioNe' WV
-''' r. ". J. III ESl, htnKrl
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ONLYpiRECT INN T0 rRA>ck.

Tho Gener, Transatlantic Compsn1t siesmty,. ."r wv
Brest and IIsyre sail every alternate saturday htu
slon tickel st reduced rates Apply At the once 4"
N''''- ~ ~ vt.
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fi,rantlui.

INRANCIS =. MAIkER y CO., 10 Wall st.
u have tor sale thrr once A. current prices ana
IN amounts to euit, some DIV hldcndpaY railroad
Etucks aud bonds AsO some low priced securities, to
Nhch they invite tue attention OF parties having money
90 invest,
nFFiVE OF THE nANNlRAL AND -.
New York, NO. ~, lSi3, one hundred Thousand dol
lars ttltHuO Of the Ronds ot the state Of Missouri,
this CumpanN 10 AID m the construction OF it's
railroad maturing Jan l. so win he paid NJ tis once
ON presentations ~ "A rebate Of % per cent in.
tc,tst JOHN T.. ACkEH, Treasurer, SC,
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CABIN, 60 -, sad isS' sGii, according to 'cconns


Round trip tickets At low rates. -
srRERAGE-TO Liverpool. Quccn'fovn, niusevl
Londonderry, London, Bristol, or tArin, t1 lt-pA'
certificates, So currency. . 49,.
Passengers also tor arled TO HsNre HAmtuff s'-
den NorNay, DenmaTg, AMI Paris al rtdut cl rs.'a
Drafts issued a. .uwtat raet ,.. a..
For cabin passage aud -rnrfal business sppV ~"
compuuys oiiCr. % Bt1adNAN
TUT ''''''"e IONS G. DALE. Agent ,
SPECIAL NuIItE
The steamship tlIN Ot FAllS "a s'l A. J. "
an saturI,v NOV q ius.rid = ) ~ previously
silvrrttseI JOINS 4. DALE A. srhl
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&on0 an0 hcons.

rI,Uy arm ~ HASTEL & sPINGklN OF n Matkc
j st., Newark, y !. has dissolved psrtncrrhip
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Democrats, s. Republicans. ~ MIoIendcpi. Lat
Assembly -Dcmucilt-, Is. Republicans, VI. ludepcn'
dent.
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Snhlnos Rnnns.

bsEPusIT TODAY m th' 0ANlNGs BA y Il
1 Charter, ny the United states,
send for 4 Irt ular, is. livtChfr 81.
A~>lIS OVER si,0U0,OOO'
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A RB-PRC TABLE Noman wishes .ituatl N 10
y do general houscvork IA small family; c1"t lent
city reference. Call address w East Ssth st. corner
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l"" srriing t6e nited sisles Mails
WISCONSIN,. Nuv. %. . ~ A. ".
NkNADA, pc. 3, at VI.
C'hin pssssge S. god tt.ctAse, w. cufrenef'
'-'' va WuIIANS A GUION. :
% broad Nay New Yort =
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department.
New Orleans, June 19, 1873.

New Orleans, June l9, 1873.
WHEREA., 1t appears from information received
from the Auditors Office. and from other sources,
that many just claims exist against the State
which under article !G9 of the constitution can
not b paid for want of appropriation, which cases
are Justly entitled TO legislative relief; and
Whereas, On the other hand many fraudulent
or at least, improper claims have been in previous
years hurriediy passed upon and provided Tor III
various general appropr. alton bills; and
Whereas, While :: IS but just that all legitimate
claims should be promptly iqudated, it is equally
essential tha: claims OF every description should
be carefully scrutiIized before being passed upon
and
Whereas, The law makes It the duty of the Au-
dtor to investigate unIiquida ted claims against
the State and make recommendations concerning 9
the sa me 20 the Legislature
Now. therefore il order to arrive at the true
merits of such outstanding claims and to enable
the Auditor to make the proper recommendations
in such cases, favoring those which just and
rejecting those which fraudulent, parties hav-
ing claims against the state OF which they desire
legislative action are hereby requested to forward
them to the Auditor. together with such vouchers
and proofs Will enable that officer to ascertain
the merits OF the same; and no claim will receive
the executive approval unless they have been pre-
sented and passed upor Il the manner herein indi
Gated.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
independence ef the United States the ninety.
seventh.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
P. &. DESLONDE.
Secretary OF State je2O 3u cp
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

last Legislature for such counsel fees; and

last Legislature for such counsel fees; and
custom has followed the law.
Everybody knows how severely taxed by
official business the Attorney General now
is; and we will venture to say that he will
not lend his voice to the complaint Of the
Herald in the present instance.
The Herald is at fault on the subject Of
an injunction in relation to the bonds in
question. There has been no injunction
applied for in respect to them. There
was On injunction issued by the Superior
Court on the petition Of the Attorney
General and J. c. 4. Fellows and ]. B.
Cotton, Of counsel for the State, enjoining
the payment Of bonds and coupons grow
ing out Of the act No. 105, approved June
27, 1871. This is a matter apart and dis
tinct from the bonds issued under the act
No. 81. approved tenth of April. 1872,
and declared TO be valid by the Supreme
Court in December, 1872, and which that
court then decided "there can be no
question as to the issuance Of"
The exception intimated against Mr..
Hunt, as counsel. in relation to the bonds
in question. is not well taken.
Mr. Hunt argued q question as to the
title to the road. which is now before the
Supreme Court a. Washington. But this
question Of title is wholly distinct from
that submitted to him by the Governor in
relation to the issuance of the bonds un-
der the act Of 1872, and involves no incon-
sistency on the score Of professional action.
In the suit of the railroad company, in
volying their right to the bonds, Messrs.
Semmes and Mott were counsel for the
company; Mr.. Hunt never was. The
opinion in the present case is approved by
the judgment of the disinterested. and
has not been disputed at law.
It is said that Mr.. Hunt, if the question
had been put to him, might and would
have added that the Supreme Court had
decided that there was no power to COM
pei the Governor to sign and issue these
bonds"
The question as stated was not put to
him; but it is certain that Mr.. Hunt, as a
lawyer, would not have advised the Gov
ernor to issue bonds if he had no. consid-
cred him bound in law to do so; and that
he would have advised the issuance of
such bonds in pursuance Of the undoubted
intention of the Legislature, and thee1-
press decision of the Supreme Court. even
if technically there was no power to com.
pei their issuance. Moreover. We learn
from the Governor that be consulted the
Attorney General in the matter, and that
he fully concurred in the opinion ex-
pressed by Mr.. Hunt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

Der about four and half to five millions.
The women being more numerous than
the men, would cast an equal average
vote. Suppose five million votes inde-
pendent. uncomfortable, not to be calcu-
lated on. Suppose these votes cast into
the electoral urn. Is it not obvious that
no candidate or lobbyist would bet or
spend money Oh such lottery? What
would become Of Tweed if the women
had vote at him? or Pome-
roy: or any of their colleagues in
crime? They would be ostracised,
with all their imitators down to the thiev-
ish conductor who knocks down a way
fare on roguish railroad. This might be
done by the inexorable, implacable. incal-
culable and uncomfortable female ballot.
1t can not be done by any means hereto
fore employed by man. This IS the only
good that we can imagine in the suffrage
OF woman. In any other conceivable case
her interests are 50 identified with those
of men that they can not be separated.
Here she might perhaps come up as the
ally Of man in getting rid Of robbers from
whom he can not protect himself. Let
woman. then. appeal to the moralists and
economists. Let her ask the farmers
to permit their wives and daughters
to take the contract Of reducing their
taxes, diminishing their debt and driving
away the incorporated curses that plunder
their crops as they pass to market. There
is no fnancier of other peoples money
like woman. The mere process Of te-
male suffrage is as simple as going to the
postofice. As the ladies have been ruled
out Of an absolute right to vote in State
under the fifteenth amendment. they will
have to appeal to the State Legislatures.
Possibly a proposal to accept the right OF
suffrage on condition that they stopped
taxation or reduced the debt within given
time might be accepted. This is their
only chance.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20
THE HERALD AND GOVERNOR KELLOGG

The Herald appears to be troubled about
the bonds issued by the Governor to the
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad Com
pany. in pursuance of law pronounced
constitutional and binding by the Supreme
Court of the State.
1t seems aggrieved that the Governor
consulted other counsel than the Attorney
General, Mr. Field. on the question of his
duty to issue the bonds. 1t says that
'Me 'o,c requires the Governor to take
counsel and law opinions from the regular
Attorney General"
The law is not as restrictive on the SUBJ
ject rs the Herald assumes. 1t declares
(section l3l, Rays Revised Statutes,) } that
sit shall be the duty of the Attorney Gen.
eral to give his opinion, in writing. apon
all questions of law, when required by the
Governor 1t leaves it to the Governor
to consult other counsel when he may
think proper to do SO. The Supreme
Court has expressly decided this, and a
special appropriation was made by the
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20
MARSHAL'S SALES.

Aristide SliltenbergeY W. John r. Pole
lock. AdministratoraNo 6l65. ran
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
i the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana
BY virtue of a writ Of seizure and sale 10 me dl
rected in the above entitled suit. Will proceed 10
sell to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, July D,
1873 at twelve oclOck NJ. at the entrance 70 the
Custom house, on Canal street, between Peters ana
old Leyee We streets N TINS R
Immediately in the rear of the estate OF r. r. bauln
aud Messrs Allen and Hamilton, about eleven miles
Rouge, containing about twenty arpents 'front.'
more or less, with all the depth thereunto belong,
ing the side lines opening IN the rear 9o;lhapd p
Allen Hamilton; in front by those of Allen Hamll-
ton and said estate Of P P; Babin; below oy
by those of John A. Bird James L. Lobdell and
Abraham Lobdell (the said boundaries being those
existing the second of February, 1900 date OF the
mortgage), together with all the buildings and lm,
proyenents thereon. including all lands .omhn u. Il
within said boundaries, with the exception ol q
small lot containing two arrents situated ID she
lished, TO wit: On the second Of February. looe'
and belonging to Zenon Anain at that time. Two
small tracts in the back part of said lands, with
the bOundaI as then established. one belonging
to Evariste Enger, and the other to LOUIS Lavlshe
at that time and another tract or lot be!onglnS 10
the school district, whereOn the pubic scnooi
house was at that date located. -,
? ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, situated in the
side of the Baton Rouge aud Crosse Tete
and Opeleusas Railroad, and about haI1 a mlie
theretrOm, acquired from J. T. Flynn OF East fe!l'
cans. the tenth of April. 1854 and designated IN
the Receivers receipt the southwest quarter OF
section number fourteen. in township seven. OF
range eleven east containing about one hondieo
and sixty acres.
5. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, also situated in
the said parish of West Baton Rouge, to The sonth
OF said railroad and fronting thereon known as ihe
Joe Richley tract and designated as the northwest
quarter of section thirteen in township seven,
Of range eleven east, containing 10 83-lOO acres
4. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, situated III stld
parish, the south of said railroad, and front,
ing thereon. containing thirty-nine super nciaI
acres, bounded On the north and west by lands OF
J. T. and W. Nolan the east by those OF stephen
Pipes, and on the south by those OF A. Lobdeli AT
the date of said mortgage; together with ali the
buildings and Improvements on the said tracts, as
will appear by reference to the said act OF mort
gage, a copy OF which is on file in said suit.
Terms-Cash, at the time OF Adjudication. III
United States treasury notes.
Cos: OF deed stamps, etc. at the expense Of the
purchaser.
United States Marshal's Office. New Orleans.
thiriieth day OF May, 1873. -
SB PACKARD.
United States Marshal. District of louisiana
myJl lei q % Tvs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

Our good old friend, Captain Pende ex'er'
has made a poor man happy. Day before
yesterday the Captain, who, since his age
has untitled him for active sea duty, mas
conducted lottery Office at No. Ss2 Deca-
Cur street, sold to Mr.. Emile Moutrin' who
eesides at No. G. Ursulines street, between
Bourbon and Royal streets, for fifty cents
one-balf of combination ticket which
drew the capital prize of $4,000. The prize
vas promptly cashed, as Mr.. Moutrin ac-
kpowledg es in bis card in another comm
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF.
ORLEANS.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF.
ORLEANS.
HENRIETTA FH:CSS vs.. A. EEyNAN-SO. 1,t-.
Z HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEVEN.
Il teenth day Of May. 1873. Judgment ren.
dered in this court n the following entitled
suit in the words and figures following. to wit:
Henrietta PyeUss VS.. A. He.man, No. 4i06.
In this case, on motion OF Cotton i Levi, attor.
neys for the plaintiff. herein. upon producing to
the court due proof IL support Of her demand. by
reason of the law and the evidence being with
plaintiff; j. is ordered. adiudgeG and dec'eed that
the Judgment !.y default Le.e;nyentered on the
ninth instant he now confirmed; that plaintiff,
Henrietta Pr.Uss have judgment against defend
ant Abraham Heyman, decreeing separation o;
property between the said parties, ana dissolU-
ton Of the community of acGuests and gains exist
ing between said plaintiff and Abraham Heynan,
ner husband, and that she be authorized to con.
duct business in her own name as public meG-
chant. Il is further ordered that defendant pay
the costs of this sui'.
Judgment sIsned :May y. 1873.
4. SAUCER. Judge.
In testimony whereof, ! have hereunto SET my
hand and a xed the sea. %! the said court, at The
city oS New orleans this twenty third dsy OF
May III the wear OF our Lord one thousand eight
E.nIred and seventy-:hree
EDWARD H. CANNON.
my23 je1S 28' Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20
CAUTION.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The pubic are hereby warned against :ak.:l. OF
in any manner receiving or negotiating four
tain promsory notes made by me 10 TIE order Of
p Smith for the sum 0: 300 each for tie rent Of
the dwelling No. %. Baronne street, in this city.
dated October =. 1872, and payable. respectively
the last DAYS Of June, July August and September,
1873. with eight per cent interest after maturity,
payable at the Office Of McGhee Snowdea Violet
and containing clause N favor of the lessee. The
consideration Of the above mentioned notes having
failed they Will not be paid at maturity. and any
party taking them viii DO so at his peril.
SCOTT MCGHEE.
New Orleans. June IL. 1879. jel1 2226
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

An editor in Florida has been discussing
md wrestling with the peculiar construc-
ton of the English word devil" His con-
c,usion is: I'VE doubt if there is just such
another word in the whole language that
.xpresses SO much in such small space"
After life's ttful fever he may interview .
heins that will set his doubts at rest.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

The river has commenced falling IN gooo
earnest. although it has held high to an un
usually late day. 1t fell three inches yes
terday. 1t now stands two feet eight inches
below high water mark. At the CORE
snondinp time in 1872 it stood five feet, and
in 1871 at five fee. four inches below high
water mark.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20
A CARD,

NV ORLyAvs Suce 70 $50.
The undersigned certities that lie was the holder
of one-half OF combination ticket Nos. p, 49, IS.
class IA. n the louisa State Lottery, which
drew the capital prize OF s fs" or Wednesday June
!8, 1879, said ticket having cost the sum of fifty
cents at the office Of G. ". Pendexter. No. 322
Decatur street near Hospital, and that the amount
was promptly pa d or presentation u The ticket
q. the Office OF the company.
EMILE MOCTRIN.
No. - Urs.aes street, between Bourbon and
ROYAL streets. It20 II 20
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

The above state ment is . just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
PAUL FOURCHY. President
G. ". Norr. Secretary.
STATE OF lorI.,ANA,(
Parish OF Orleans, city OF New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the ninth day
OF June. 1875. ?. CHARLES CUVELLlER.
Notary Public.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held on
the ninth day of June. 1873, it was resolved 10 de-
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
the net earned participating premiums for tho
year ending May 81. 1873. payable Oh third Monday
Ii July next.
Also to pay to the stockholders, on demand, IL.
terest at the rate of ten per cent per anIun on
their stock.
DIRECTORS:
P. Maspero. David McCoard.
$. z. Relf, L. F. GeHeTes,
NJ Puig. P. Fourchy.
J. S. Wilt. J.J. Fernandez,
D. A. Chaffraix, J. NJ. Allen,
Charles Laft.e. je'2 "
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

Not long since, at Sunday scnooi' the
teacher, after trying hard to impress on the
minds of class OF small boys the sin OF
Sabbath breaking, asked. "ls Sunday bet
ter than any other day. When the small
cat boy in the class answered promptly,
.You bet your boots it is" The answer
accented satisfactory.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

In tho volume OF Massachusetts reports
which has ust been published. there Is
decision which is summarized as 1oilo"s'
..To cheat ore ont Of his money for char.
table purposes is just as criminal as 1t is 10
cheat in the way Of business; though the
contrary doctrine is held in New York.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

The Lynchburg ,Virginia) Republican,
conservative paper. says that il is surg the
unchristian expressions used toward Gen
eral Candy and others, by General Hill
find no Endorsement in magnanimous South
ern hearts. and ,ha: many will concede that
the castigation administered to him by Par
son Brownlow is well deserved.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20
FOR RENT,

EOR RENT OR SALE.-A NEW RAISED
IL cottage in the Sixth District, on State street,
between 81. Charles and st. Patrick streets. The
house has all modern improvements. The grounds
have front of 70 feet. by l78 feet in depth. Terms
reasonable for either rent or sale. Apply a. the
corner of State and st. Charles streets or at tho
corner of Cont and Royal streets, to c. B. Fish.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

"Most extraordinary" said Sergeant war
ren. the author of "Ten Thousand Year.
who was always boasting Of his visits to
great houses: "dined at the Duke OF North
umberland's on Monday, and there was nc
fish for dinner" mo-" cried Douglas Jer
rold. "they had eaten it upstairs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

A farmers daughter out West received a
hairy poodle dog from friend IN New
York. The unsophisticated damsel wrote
back thanking her friend for the present
and say ing that she found it very handy
kben tied to o stick, to clean windows
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

IA Cincinnati paper says: 1.-The young
&an who recently sent to this Office poem
In which occurs the expression her voice
&as like NIGHTINGALE is informed that II
svas not accepted, the idea being too evil
IDENTITY stolen from ! dreamt ! dweit IN
Emo rhlo hal1a'"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20
Secretary NJ State ;e2O 3u, IN
QUARANTINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, J
New Orleans. June IA. 1873
Whereas, An Act OF the Legislature. approved
March Is, 1855, entitled An Act to establish quar-
anime for the protection OF the State" provides
that the Governor of the State shall issue his
proclamation. upon the advice Of the Board of
Health, declaring any place where there shall be
to believe pestilent. contagious. Or infec
tious d ease exists. to be an infected place. and
stating the Lumber Of days of quarantine to be
performed by the vessels their passengers Off GERS
and crews. coming from such place or places
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the act afOre.
said, issue this my proclamation and declare the
places hereafter named TO be infected Places and
that all vessels, together with officers crews, pas
sengers and cargoes. leaving such places or hav-
ing touched or stopped at any of them. on and
after the fifteenth day Of June. l8.3 shall be sub
iect to quaraI tine of not less than ten days,
for a longer period as may be considered necessary
by the Board OF Health. ANY violation of the
quarantine laws. as mere proclaimed, will be 81.
verely punished. The places which are hereby
declared injected aIt 1esad are the following. to
wit
Havana, Mantanza., Trinidad Cardenas. St.
JagO al! on the Island + Cuba Port Royal and
MintegO Eay. on the and o; jamaica; Jacmel
and Port au-Fr!uce, on eisland OF 81. DonlnSo;
the Islands OF st. Thomas, Martinique and Guada-
ioupe: Can peachy, in iucatan; Vera Cruz, Alva-
RADIO, Tampieo, Matamorss and Tuxpan. in Mexico;
San Juan, in Nicarauga; ChagIes, AsplnwaN and
Porto Bello in Central America Maracaibo and
Laguayra, in Venezuela island Of Trinidad. Ca.
yenne Para, PeInambuco, Rio Janeiro and Beuenos
Ayres, in South America and Nassau. New Prov
dence.
Given under my hand and the seal OF State
hereunto attached this fourteenth day of June,
A. D. 1873, and Of the independence Of the United
States the ninety
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
BY the Governor:
P. g. DESLONDE.
Secretary Of State. ie!5 2p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

The sheriff of the parish OF Orleans sells
at auction, this day, at P. M, on the
premises, the contents of grocery store,
situated at the corner OF Goodchildren and
Music streets, Third District of this city.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

The Shakespeare Club will give the third
entertainment of the seventh annual series,
ON Wednesday, twenty-ffth instant. at the
Varieties Theatre. The ''Lady OF the
Lake, and a "CoDjugal Lesson have been
selected for the occasion.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20

The New Orleans correspondent OF the
Washington Chronicle requests us TO say
that. in his letter in the Chronicle OF the
sixteenth, he spoke of j. Henri Burch az
being level headed, and not bull-hesded. as
the types had it.