New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-15

| new rule established by that high authority.
MARRIAGE OF A TELEGRAPHER.-Tne Bu}s-
tin reports the marriage Of Mr.. r. s. Cabitt.
| Jr., the accomplished telegraph operator at
| the Head of Passes, last Thursday evening,
| to Miss Anna Maria Thompson, daughter Of
the light house keeper at Head of Passes.
| and says if Dick is as good as his word, DR..
Bonzano might as well make his sketches
| for an enlarged lighthouse at that point.
A FAIRY-LIKE ScENE.-Au who have not
t, visited Blaffer's building, Canal street, the
| past week, should now, by all means, call in
after lark and view a fairy-like scene, the
presiding genius over which is the living
goddess B~enevolence. Her presence is suti.
Gent ipducement, without taking into con-
sheraton her beautiful hand-maldens, ID
the persons of many happy young ladies,
VINO will be rei0iced to receive you The
| occasion of this is that q fund may be Gre
ated with which 20 clothe and feed fatheriess
and motherless children, dHellers in the
German Protestant Orphan Asylum. This
fai~ ia one Of the completest and best ar
| ranged ever opened to the public, and such
| gentlemen as Messrs. Del Bondio. Stlo.
meyer, Mas, and others like them are man
| aging the hall. That of itself is sufficient to
stamp the fair a success.
There are many pleasant inducements to
| cause a visitor to remember the poor or
phans, and instruct, not to say benefit, your
selves, and SINE one must take them away
| r-r n t.tAa Aohia nnupr pt EnPh hpaUtv
! and worth 80 to defy criticism can be pur-
| chased for {. dollar. Il is a rare piece OF en-
broidery, the craft of a lady Of our city, and
bore of the first prizes at two State fairs
(. Mississippi and Missouri. Lovers of the in
! tricate will fnd it at Mrs. Stromeyer's table,
| and its value is 5000.
Mrs. Mas, wife of the Doctor, in company
with Mrs. ~Czarnowski, devote their time i'll
disposing OF chances in such tangible articles
as United States bonds, which are ratled at
a small advance on their face value. Two
have already laid foundations for some.
body's fortune.
If you keep house, purchase a ticket
WHEREIN With to secure one Of two splendid
stoves, or a large range, a Charter OAK, a
OLiiI.dut duu al ApplC6abC Sooh iaHSC,
| which were presented to the orphans By
| Messrs. Rice Brothers, Ealler and Apple
gate.
There are-two neat chandeliers, presented
| by Mr.. Fleming, which may be won for a
few dimes, and when you win them just step
| over to tasty table known as the New Or
leans Press, where fancy and solid goods can
be had at ordinary prices; at the same tim
| you are furnished with all the latest news.
4 step farther on are medalions of one
hundred and twenty celebrated men-per-
haps your own among them. Next to them
is q basket Of silk flowers, something new
aud really novel, made by the hand OF Mrs.
Pafe, matron OF the asylum. Just take a
look q. tAem. By its side is a piece of
crochet work, of surprising excellence, when
you are told that a young child in the asy-
Iun made it without assistance.
The gentlemen in charge have systema-
tized arrangements, so that visitors may
rely on all being treated alike, for fsvorit-
ism will not and can not be tolerated; there
is no such meanness as retaining change, as
thai and similar subterfuges to obtain
mozey are tabooed. At one table silver
will be given in change when silver is ten
dered. As the fair will be open only a night
or two longer, we advise young gentlemen
not 20 miss tie rare opportunity, but go and
leave a few dollars to benefit little orphans.
The German Veteran Republican Club
met last evening, and there was an enthusi.
astic time. The Germans Of this State will,
il the future, vote the Republican ticket.
They are satisfied that to vote the Demo
cratic.ticket, at any election, will but help
foster the old spirit of oppression, and
fasten o thraldom upon them.
DEATH OF J. C. KATHMAN.-We regret to
inform our readers of the death of this Old
resident, about ffty-eight years old. For
many vears he has resided in our midst, and
by careful habits amassed some valuable
property. He was a native OF Germany, and
was a Mason, a member of Mount Moriah
Lodge. The funeral took place yesterday.
COLONEL E. M. YERGER.-Sunday morn,
ing a telegram was received here stating
that Colonel Yerger had escaped prison. and
it is not improbable that he is in this city.
Michael and Joseph Drouant, Lawrence
Mansfield and Andrew Brown were yesterday
tried in the Criminal Court for having, a
long time ago, wounded and beaten Anthony
TaAeur. below Aleiars. Prosecutor testified