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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

HOTEL CLERKS must needs be very courteous
men, or they will merit much Of the odium
which attaches Ia those who are the reverse.
The American House, Boston, is peculiarly
happy in having among it's corps such general
favorites with the travelling public as Messrs.
Myrick, Doyle and Clapp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES at 81 80 at Prices,
4l3 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

DEPOT FOR GENTS 81 KIDS at Prices, 413 It'll
street.
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tSok RKnf-h fn--.eJhFRg- .sRAF. IN full
S'eV % The CITY, SURF aise With ire :, orchard.
erApc-. &c. Geut res~s.-tyis y ff'a :
BALL 4 ROSS, Pea Is SIC nTok@r,
spi4-u ~ re = t.srsa-gs;, 'ssas 5 s's-5,s.s
ksnk sALL uk & sahss.--TUs zksee large q KICK
buHLDlSGs cxsasr1f.c -.rse. ss,l NeSs Jersey
avenue, lately occupies, ~ ties y. : Gas, SurysT
keply 10 fnHCNh Ian RcC EkS, 81 N-Cgs-
los. street, SalttDops. su.s-f
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20 TO TIE GEoRGFTowN DOLLAR STORE
yspr HOLIDAY PRESENTs. I have q large and
J.. autiiuI ss~ortmeist. ~ Hugh street. dec I'm
RARE CHANCE TO GET PIANO FOE
n FlNf DffllARS.
a ire .-cctave ROSkMOoD PIANO
worth $50. with sts aud g yer. for raffie UNIV
I'd SIS pr chance Call and it af
Pc a sGLlGSOES,
decIrf I2s Bridge -'r-vt, Georgetown, d. q.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-PAPER HARGING-Per-
q SD. Esnti,ag CAP save ~ per cent. b. going 20
III BMANS. IL Bridee street, Co n, 20 get
WALL PAPfR and have PAPER HANGING
9uue. Al work = be eroDptly executed In any
part of Washington Georgetown, and satisfaction
snsIsnt-ed Parth Glar attention paid 60 UPHoL-
sTERT WORK. se1ec m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCHIRFs at Prices
il3 eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

RoBEs DE CHAMBRE,
large and beautiful assortment,
Suitable for Christmas presents.
2, 1G HABLE BROTHERS, It'll and u SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

REAL FsTATE SALEs-By Green & Williams
gu Tone -: Lot ~ and ~. in Carr subdiyi-
ss'h OF or Einsl iot ., in sqHarr 81 improved by
= small dwelling house. o. Andrew Schwartz
1or - -ts5 W. i Wall x Co, auet.opeerx have
sod he east half Of lot -, in square f02o a y
ktreei. between I2gh and I3cb, Navy yard
5aTs. u. l. Berry, st 10 cents per fot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

Go TO PRICES Gents Furnishing Depot for
cheap goods, 413 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

GREAT CURIOSITY.
So Stitched Boots,
at
HEILBRUN's,
4l9 eth street,
12,15,6 Next door TO Odd Fellows Hall.
WEATHER STRIPS Best ia the World.-For
doors and windows. Also, the only inodOrous
Gas Heating Stove in the world. at Hamilton g.
Pearsons, Y. NJ. G. A. Building, 9th and ID
streets. 12.13,1:
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~ THOMAS bowling. Auct'r; Georgetown.

Rf THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GEORGFTUwN
- BY virtue n a deed a trust, bearing date the
IA. 81 day Of August. lss. aud recorded In Liber
:4snd r., No. d, folio "a. Of the land records
4 the District of Columbia and the request of the
parties secured Thereby, the undersigned VI offer
~ public sale. OF FRIDAY, the 02d day Of Decem-
Der 1874 al the hour of o'clock In the afternoon
all that piece or parcel of ground I'm Georgetown,
being m Thomas Brown . subdivision Of Lees Hill;
beginning for the the west eide Of Valley
street, at poiut distant sixty feet from the south
east II Scoits lot then running west hum
red feet; then south forty two feet; then east
hurar,d feet to Valley street: then north forty two
i..t the beginning. with the two-story frame
House upon the same, cccu pied BY Mr. BchmAn.
Terms of sale: one third cash: the balance OF the
purchase money i'm and II moaths, the purchaser
Civ ing his notes bearing Interest All convey ancing
and lamps at the cost of the purchaser.
r. p JACKSON, Trustee.
dccil-i0t THOMAS BOWLING, AuctioDeer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hmpler, near AZ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

IHE PEEFoENANCEs AZ the National Theater
Us week Lave b,'n ~ character to give
- aSuTt To The 1t JtGSs piav-zc,rS. and w..
it' aCd'' u't>- though refine AID cultivated,
f:vr tseH TUm-rls sliy unworthy OF our city
ny - tE.s% II m ct Wa given ia capital
- {, ~ Monday night. Caroline Riciine- r,4r-
il' L ariN. n - taitEtu' and conSCir urirus AZ
TT Who t"t> 'v'r' thing -h.- und.rtak-- we'll
h"st C'tid't Wirt ~-'ou a. the Ctut,H BYhi-
la. Thor - - .Grm 4 Iett-r I,rfOr N. .lcs. in
aiN t'N Than thai last y gtt cf ''StilI Waters
~ Del. v ID " attach a. John Nriimav,
care IN, E'lUL- a~ MIR StrrnGOlI" Mrs
SaSllit a. Mr. 3 Im2y.'' and Mr.. Hamilton
. sept hayE>l'N Tonight they will give
.-I't F-v." viii Ms Richiugs in her great
TOs, q Die vernon
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STATVARY AND VASES AT AUCrIoN-Nessrs
Iatim.r * Cl-sry commenced their great sale
OF marble sistsary and a'abaster vases this
ni1TnIDs, when great bargains were "a. The
ssle WILL - continued this eve ming, AMI to-mor-
rev ths SAFE will b. concluded. We would
aSvIse ths public 20 attend a. there has seldom
ben a tntT cpllectiOn OF thi- class of goods
a rertd at auction ia Washington
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GOETZ PATENT KEFLRGTINa GAS AND
LAMP SHADRs<Vill save one-half of the guam
tity of gas or coal Oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
seminal, No 4Oi 7th street, Is the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier
RefiectOrs, and the Diamond Difusve Daylight
Ref1ectOrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

FIGURES WILL NOT LIE!
HOio Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price in England. In the q. 8.
Wheeler & Wilson. sis 90 SS5 90
New Singer........ 80 80 IS 90
Elias Howe. IS 20 65 90
Wilson Shuttle. 40 90 As 90
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-29
9eS MuSmamoererS Treuoen
1uu0 Gei0cn.
ODER
S6i&(al eiuts Wranfn.
Bprtfebuus.l
@ilfteS &apitel.
6eiu,

3wsi uro ;mei aueinanpersebuncen,
rpuroen bic @efanesnen na@ ibrem
BeRimmunssprte sebra9t. &smy LIEF
Sen 6auptlins. ror 1id fomn,en unc
ipra9 "Sieb, Du bift in meiner
6anb {; IS totst r1ur elm Wprt meines
Munocs> 10 fallen bieie Manner lber
Did unp Define 9sute ber uno 1dladz
ten Gu@, pie Nbr pieie aruen Menz
14sn aeiala@tet babt, pere1 gerbre&en
aur in ibrer Ereue sesen mid tetanb
aber i'd riu sndpis nit Gua ietn unc
Gu& pas 2ebe,, @aenfen, peun Du mir
bic @emisbett sieba, bab mir tlnfti9
teinen S9aten Don Gu@ leicen."
Ginfter uno trosis i@aute rer 9dupt<
ling Jpn an uno antpcrtete: uDu auein
bit unier unslld ; wdrf Du nt&t base>
weitu. 70 bdtten mir ale pfansunsen
unp Nieeerlananseu ;erit6rt uno bic
@eiben ermorset; bann tpdren nj! jest
pieper BE 6erren unltrer Sa~scSrlnoe,
u11p ntr plrcel loon edtur 9e1or9t pa
ben, oab tlnftis tein Guropder, in unz
iere @dlper einseprunsen ware."
~@el6esNe9t : Snctaner auf btele
Wdlrer babt, cas- nil i'd nt@t unters
ludeu," entsesnete &eutp, raber aus
Deiner &epe eebt CUR @enase beruor>
mas i'd nit Oil uno Deinen 2euten
3u tbun babe. Du muBt es mad Del
men eisenen Meueerunsen als gut uno
seredt anertenner,, ,penu i'd Gud Aue
bis auf ben lebte1 Mann risoermebeln
lafe. Wenn i'd benno4 @nape lben
uno Gu& unter eswi6en 8eptnsuusen
bas 2ebeu la0en MIL, ~ must Du 3u>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-29
Der IS a r.
gtr Ab(aitb.

gor benz Dorf an, tlaren Babe
3dlt Der Snbianer 3us,
aus ben Musen sliibt bic &a&e,
Nuf ben 2ippen bebt Elm Glua.
Den Der fulse @@mud ter Sober
Nls tes @tammes 6duptIins 3itrt
lem NIT gbrfur9t laui&t ein Sstsr,
@pri9t su 3brdnen fat ssribrt:
~&ei6t bic 3elte iebt 3ufammen,
GuQet Guer @uSfimut.*
MQss Mnb're sebt ben Glammsu,
Netmt MIR nit tes 9a0es @utb.
Nanitu bat uas perladen,
l1ns seraubt parb aQes 2ane,
11ebri3 bleibt urs nur bas 9a7eu,
Glu9 Der r,tu,meriatten 3anb!
Su bes l1rwalbs bunfeln @rlnben
8aut jein baus ber peiee Ranu,
Balb Der Nerte @@ldse fanbeu,
DAP lein fsiaslt& @ert besauu.
ttnt bic i9lanten Hieien fallen
@einsut pieb gum Opfsr taIp
rlub nit feinen fiQen 9alen
S@winbet uadblis @alb auf @alb.
I'm Der Glii1e l1fern teben
Blubu'be Stabte ii& eupur
ttnb ibr riibris lautes 2ebeu
S@redt tes @ilbeu lauidenb Sbr.
Illus ben @dltern, no ben Barren
@ir srlest NIT f&eru, @ubr,
Mus ben Tbdlern, no nit Gbreu
@ir tefamsft ben Jeinb ausor,
Bon ben @rdbern unirer 8dtsr,
Mus Der 9eimatb fiqem Ort,
Sreitt Der liiaise 0erratber,
5reibt iein ltarter Mrnt uns fort.
Nur tes @efens ferne Steppen
Bieteu freunbli& Elm aivL
Mubiaua miNen mir uus i&leppsu
Na9 Der 5pfnuus lebtem ;3iel. .
&eibt bic !3elte bonn 3uiammen,
GlQet Gusr Mustintut,
MQes Mnere sebt ben Glammen,
Nsbmt nur nit bss 9aGss Mutb!"
Sdsn serslub'n Der Come Strablsn,
Duntle Na@t bebedt bas 3bal,
giret tes rotbeu Ma ines Qualen-
"a utrb's beq nit einent NaI.
Mus ben 3elten tri@t bic 6lammr,
@utbe1b uddif bes Geuers 8raub,
2eu@tet auf ben @es BEN Siamue
Bel benz !3us ms frembe 9anb.
4 ~Nustimut," 1ai@e gum Rituebueu
peiien befimmt."
Sara 0iore,
9us Der Bel 8sasiser Brotbers eri@tene
esi&tiammluue ~Toeiien bes llrwalbs."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14
TIE REPUBLICANS OF MISSOURI.

The Republicans of Missouri have ex-
perlenced the bad consequences of their
division in the pas: and are moving ear
nestly to reunite 50 as to carry the State
in 1872. The "McClurg Committee, the
"Brown Committee" and their respec-
tive followers are called upon to meet to-
gether and heal up the feuds that have d.
vided the Republicans of that State and
placed it at the mercy Of the Democrats
These committees are rival State evecu.
tive committees, each claiming 70 u;e,d
power that can properly belong but to
one. The result Of this division has been
disastrous to the Republicans Of Missouri.
and if continued, may prove injurious to
the National Republican party in the
coming Presidential election. Therefore
the more prudent men of the party in
Missouri advise course that is calculated
to harmonic discordant elements and
bring about united action among all who
cherish the perpetuity OF Republican
principles.
The folly of having two Republican
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

parties altering q irst eail othsf rs
beA PAT fully DEMONSTRATED IN Missouri,
and should serve as wholesome lesson
to the Republicans Of other States Who
are disposed to disobey the rule Of the
majority. Ins3lissou1, it r admitted the
Committee elected by the convention that
nominated Governor McClung for re-elec-
ton was the Irregular" committee, but,
as there were thirty thousand Repub-
icans who voted with the Democrats for
Gratz Brown to defeat the regular Eepub-
lican nomination for governor, the other
committee, appointed by the Brown con-
vent;on, can not, it is thought, be en-
tirely ignored.
The condition of the Missouri Rehub-
icars is unfortunate, ard unless reor-
ganization Of the party can be effected,
so as to bring back the thirty thousand
Republicans who affiliated with the Dem
ocrats il tie election Of Governor Brown,
the vote OF the State. for President il
1872 VIII be very uncertain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14
AN ASSUMPTION OF VIRTUE.

The Times differs from tie Irishmen in
this, that instead Of requiring two
speeches to make itself understood, it
must needs be spoken to twice before it
can understand its orator. We did not
say that it could not be depended on to
defend any of the prevalent rasca.ities Of
the day, nor anything Of the sort; but
what We DIG say was that it .'coull he de-
pended On to occupy any prejudice, how
ever irrational or unjust, and that it
could no. be depended on to maintain a
j1st principle in the face Of adverse public
sentiment" Its assumption then that cur
remarks were complimentary was very
serious mistake as the reader will d;scoy-
er by comparing what We did say with
what the Tines says We said. It assumes
a virtue that it does not have.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

bennett says that the Times and Picay-
u''e are wrong when they deny to him the
right to relate aprivate conversation con-
corning the sale Of his signature by Gov
ernor War.noth. As the Times and
Picayune did Nothing of the sort, as Den
nett well knows, this repetition Of a
SANDER sounds very much like sticking to
falseLooi. What tie Times and
Picay,l;ae did say was, that bennett had
no right to repeat scandalous remark
without being sure that it was true; and
what We say is. that be had still less right
to utter it when be did not even get the
remark correctly, and when what he did
pretend to repeat was purely malicious
invention Of his own, ard one which be
mi ght kave discovered the fals;ty of if be
had looked at the journals of the Leg;sla-
tIre. The Citizens Association" can
learn som citing Of the ability Of their
future organ by measuring its presen: Ca
pacity to be wrong headed and strong
beaded,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14
QUARANTINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR

STATE LOUISIANA
Executive Department
New Orleans, May Is, 1871
whereas, Al act Of the Legislature approved
"arch To- 1909 emitted AN act to establish QUAR-
anime ror the protection Of the State" provides
'"a' me Governor OF the State shall issue his proc
lamation upon the advice Of the Board of Health
declaring any place where there shall be reason To
believe pesten:, contagious or infectious disease
exists to De an infected place and stating the num-
Der OF days Of Quarantine to he performed by the
vessels, their Passengers, officers and crew. con,
ing from such place or places.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the nror;.;o, -.
the act aforesaid, Tissue this nv Proclamation ava
declare the places hereafter named to he infac+ad
places. and that all vessels together with ofacar
crews passengers and cargoes arriving from sncb
places or having touched or stopped at auy Of them
snd4s Do su")ect to Quarantine Of not less than
ten days or for longer period as NAV be consia.
ereo necessary by the Board of Health to +.k.
enec' from and after the FIRST DAY OF JrNR
1911. ANY Violation Of the quarantine lava as hsrs
proc aimed Will be severely punished.
lac PAGES which are hereby declared Inflated
as AFORESAID are the following, to wit: Havana
Matanzas, Trinidad. Cardeaas, st. Jaro all m ~
Island OF Cuba: Port Royal and Mintece Row -.
the is.and OF Jamaica: Jacmel and Port an Priv.
on the lsiaad OF San Domingo; the islands of a.
4nomas' Martinique and Guadeloupe; Camueacbv
IN hucdtan; Belize, in Honduras; Vera Cruz Az.
soo l"mpic" Aatsmoras and Tuxpan. in Me,cr,
Gan Juan, In Nicaragua: Chagres, Aspinwall and
r"fto belo, in Central America; Maracaibo IN
venezuela Lasuayra, Island of Trinidad: Rio
."He.'' Fara Cayenne, Bienos Ayres in South
aner'ca' and Nassau, New Providence.
"iSea under my hand and the seal of the s+a.a
lils twenty fifth aay of May A. D. 1871 and of tha
.n'e.ce OF the United STATES the ninety.f fifth.
H. C. WARMOTH.
G,oxar po Governor of Louisiana
rny26 2p u o'ate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

Humanity is akin. There is no doubt
OF it. Tie skeptic can find the proof
written in letters Of love all over the
ashes of Chicago. Wherever the story Of
the great conaagration has been told the
heart Of mankind has responded to the
feeling Of universal brotherhood Men.
women and children have testified to the
sentiment Of sympathy. Even great cor
porations have felt the thrill of benevo-
lence. Bankers have opened their hearts:
beggars have pawned to give. A man in
st. Louis gave all he had; little negro
contributed his cttermost dime. When
the Canary Islands were starving we sent
food; when Ireland was furnishing we d.
vided our stores with her hungry people.
Aid has been rendered to the Persians.
Africa enjoys our contributions. Is there
any doubt that humanity is akin? If there
is, the unbeliever should be prayed for,
early and late.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

Antelope las made a convert from
home. TIE Washington Pat@ot is very
violent because Mr.. Boutwell, keeps cash
enough on hand to scare the Wall street
spectators out of their designs to run
greenbaczs down to one hundred and
fifty. This surplus, says tie Pqtriyt,
ought to be pu. out at interest, which l.,
Just Ateielope's idea. Suppose this sus-
gest:on Were adopted, and currency was
forced down to sixty-three cents from
Lightweight, how much would the loss
be to the people? Then, if Mr.. Bout
well, VIXEN the semi-annual interest fell
due, should have to buy gold with his
greatly Deprecated paper, low much
would tie treasury lose? Did any bust
ness man ever feel justified in exhaustine
his bank account while the market was
flooded with his paper? Business men
will probably say that Mr. Boutwell, ur-
derstands his business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
MONITION.
stccEssloS OF MARIAN SUTHERLAND
'D'oSp DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS-No. 32o.,
MONITION.

| or oRLEANS-No 32oaa
| VIE STATE OF LOUISIANA. To .,1 vuox
- - ~ may concern: Whereas James r WI.
ti purchased at sale made by the Sherirf Of
I'LL the property hereinafter described has AN,
paeu 10 the Judge of this court for a mOntion 1r
ISoo OF act No. 9s Of the session acts ~ Yo.o ~
isiana A'eo ''A'o'eS VI LOU
roM, therefore know We, and all persons inter-
th herein are hereby cited and a.monishe,i n
So mans -; OF the State OF Louisiana and of the
second District Court for the parish of Or!s.n.
Mno can set up any right. title or claim in anH ~
we property hereinafter described in consaonsn ~
ment Of n ,Ea l,ty III the order decree or jnde
iaue, or any irregularity eyalty in Tic o as
and advert sements in time or mauner
VI sa'e or lor any other defect Whatsoever TO- 49,
cause within thirty days from the Gav ~ ~ Sdow
ton is first inserted in the public pantrs ,x NOM
s sa% SO made should not BE- homoloyated and
,. The sad property was sold by the sberis
aiortsaia oy virtue OF and pursuant to a com,,;s'
succession of Marian Sutherland No Ne as OF me
WSs ,a q, tbs ms court dated January s. ISL at
purchaser for the price and sun nf Nv e tI lie
five hundred dollars s'A VI I'VE Thousand
description of property. "a co,..;,,
judicial conveyance: "S eo''talileu IL the
nas e sn,; plantation, together with all the hr
nart any Improvements thereon sifnatI ue Guild
pa 9! IanSipaioa Cately parish Of - IN the
th . , State On the Natalbany. and ne!ena),
states ~ maps in lie land office Of Il t n
TOWNSHIP Threensbnrg Louisiana section me for, ed
Two osns Hf sn1ss six section
aeres and forty and 81.
ssassss Quarter so Of sscsi,n
eeTnsr and nd rage containing in same
east So i2 also the half Of ns
same township and r.er OF section thirtvfo in
M s one acres s
and Of sss north hail nofhssst
and containing e am
ss % 1ne innaTs ,h per eerteate
Of Irorar north BY lands Of Hill east By and
and west ~, 20, south by lands Of W. ", Wool |
NJ. o. Tracy c,.rs Is. DuvlGNEAuD Judge.
"ew orleans. September %, ls,L ocuoa,or
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

few years before the war. IA gentleman
and his wife rode through Exchange place,
Providence, and when opposite the Mayors
park, the wife exclaimed: What a lovely
spot that is" YES" said the husband: "a
monument will be erected there some day,
and my name will be upon it," That man
was afterward colonel in one Of the
Rhode Island regiments, and fell early in
the war. His prediction has proven true to
the letter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

We learn from Texas Republicans that
POSTMASTER Mckee, of Galveston, sup
ported and voted for Stevenson, the bolt
ing candidate for Congress in the Third
Congressional District. Had Stevenson,
who processes to be a Republican, and his
friends, supported General Clark, he would
have been triumphantly elected. As the
case no" is, there will probably be con-
test, with the odds against Clark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

Rhode Island has rejected three amend
mcnts to its constitution. They were: Re-
moving the property qualifications from
foreign born voters. abolishiug the registry
tax, and prohibiting appropriations for sec
tartan purposes. The latter failed to get
the necessary three-titths vote. although it
had majority
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

private soiree will be given by Pcrse.
verance Social Club tomorrow evening, at
the Turner Hall. corner of Lafayette and
Dryades streets. We have received polite
request from the invitation committee to be
present on that occasion, and the RErUB-
LICAN will, therefore, be represented.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

Tie question as to whether laughing gas
can be substituted for chiorotorm in OK.
tended surgical operations seems likely to
be answered IN the affirmative. In New
York. few days since. a physician per
formed on delicate woman a surgical Cd
Grafton which occupied eighteen minutes,
durin : which time the patient was kept in
sensible to pain by laughing gas, about forty
gallons Of which were consumed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

bennett is speaking in clamorous praise
OF bennett which is not an easy thing to
90, considering tie necessity it puts him
to OF inventing SO much of the substance
OF the clansor. The CuacLita 7e1e7rnpb
helps him little, but the service is no.
worth patentinc as q genuine invention
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

A Democratic paper in Kentucky saws
that the Democrats need strong law as
well as any other sort of men. It strikes
US that this is grazing tie truth very
nearly. Our experience is that it takes
stronger law to control tie Democracy
than it does to control other men. Trev
sometimes break their necks liz their will.
ingness to break the law.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

Mrs. Fairs case comes before the Supreme
Court of California this month, and the cor
respondents predict that she will be denied
a fresh trial. The new Governor will he in
auyurated in December aud Mrs. Fairs
friends have hopes that he will start Off by
grantir. her pardon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

A man recently came to his death in a
curious manner at Venice, Italy. He was
standing near bronze automaton. which
tolled the time Of day, with his head be-
tween the bell and the hammer. The hour
came around without his notice; the au-
romaton struck one, and knocked his brains
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

A party calling itself the Refsrm Demo-
clacy mas been started in Washington
City. This sounds sensible. What party
needs reform more than the Democracy?
Ii the new concern will show us its hands
we shall be able to tell at once whether
they deserve shaking or not.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

The thermometer at seven O'Clock yester-
day morning was 5i2 at Augusta, 90 at
Charleston, at Galveston, 1g2 at Key
West - ut Louisville. 30 at Mobile, BE- at
Pittsburg, Gl1 at Shreveport, - at St.
Louis and % at Nicksburg.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-14

A purely mechanical punster suggests
that young women have adopted the mas
cnliHe exercise Of boat racing because they
think it S row mantle. Nothin. of the sort
It's because it develops the chest and makes
them rOW-huSt