New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02


ono Of the very best of the Nasty letters
ever written may be found on the secon'
mage Of this morning's REPUBLICAN.
Mossrs. Louis Stern & Brothers will sell
-ts-morrow, ct ton o'clock, ct No. l6 Chartre
.,aaroet, six hundred cases boots, shoes and
broGans.
The limited States Circuit and Distric
qCourts adjourned on Saturday over Easte
week, and win resume their sittings Of
,1Gonday, the tenth instant.
Their friends congratulate the young cou
ple who were matrimonially united last eve
suiAg, Mr.. George A. Meister and Mis- Emm,
II. A., youngest daughter Of Julius Fulda
Esq. s.,
George William. Curtis edits Harper
Weekly, writes the Easy Chair of Harper
-Msstaly, and the manners on the Road
.of Haspers Bazaar, for all Of which he re
oeives $4,000 year.
DR.. Holcombe's first and most popular
work s4Our Children in Heaven" which hal
rsne through rapid editions, has just beer
aranslated into German BY Miss Tafsl,
daughter Of tho celebrated Professor Tafel
~ the University of Tubingen.
Tho thermsmeter yesterday morning 81
.neven o'clock was 1870 1T New Orleans, So
1t Augusta, $50 at Charleston, 80 at Gin
einnah, 40 1t Louisville, 43o ut St. Louis
- at Nashville, l3o at Chattanooga, $50 q
Key West, and 60o at Havana.
An money deposited in. the savings de
partnent Of the Louisiana Savings Bank,
On O. before the eighth of this month, bears
interest from the frat Of April. Interest on
9sld md silver deposits paid in the same
.ooin Is the principal See advertisement.
- ..i. 4-.s
Greeley says he fears farmers generally
don't appreciate the importance Of having
their strawberry trees properly pruned al
-tAis season Of the year. There shouldn't q
limb over three inches thick be allowed t.
grow nearer than six feet from the ground
Religious services will be held at the
Congregational Church, corner of Calliop<
and Prytania streets, Pastor, Rev. Myror
". Reed, this morning at eleven o'clock
and this evening ct halfpast seven. A COR
dial invitation is extended to the stranger
m ere invited to attend.
We have received an invitation to attend
the anniversary celebration of the Grand
Conclave Of the State Of Louisiana, Order Of
Neptasophs, or.S. w. H., ct Lyceum Hail.
next Tuesday evening, at halfpast seven
o'clock. Hon. Alexander Dimitry will be the
~ta4pr q the occasion. as
Charles Fechter, the alleged actor, has
sued Nes's Herald for saying that he played
Clande Nelnotte scoarsc and lecherous in
- axtreme." Mr.. Zion has the sympathies
Il thousands of editors who thought all the
time that Fechter played it that way, but
sAid not say 20 right out.
A fancy dress ball will be given by the
Urefna Literary Association on Saturday
evening, fifteenth instant, at the hall Of
William Tell Hook and Ladder Company,
corner Of Newton and Third streets,
Gretna. We are indebted to the COMMITTEES
of arrangements for . complimentary ticket.
It win be seen by an advertisement in
another column that Bayard Lodge No. 4,
knights of Pythias. will meet tomorrow
evening. at seven o'clock, at Teutonia Hall,
-oosnsr Of Exchange alley and Customhouse
street, when the Vice Chancellor will be
Installed by Grand Chancellor j. N. G..
Parker.
Important and positively the last cata-
logue sale at auction this season of high
class oil paintings, being the balance of a
late consignment, with positive orders from
tho owners to close out the collection with
,-eut limit or reserve. They will be on ex
Inhibition tomorrow morning, at No. Caron
.delet street. See advertisement of Mont
. gsmery. as
The editors of the REPUBLICAN, acknowl
edge the receipt Of jolly pitcher Of tn
iolliest ssrefreshment" that ever strewed
tho path of life with flowers, or drove dull
sare away. The gift came from Lieutenan
Colonel Will J. Behan, gentleman = hap
PLY constituted that he considers ma1Elnl
other people comfortable a. the wsysD D.
comfortable himself. Long may her wave
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Petitions to the Postmaster General will
soon be circulated, asking that the local