New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-10

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uFE.ClAl JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATE;
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF new ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. DECEMBER 10, 1871
The latest thing in the way of speculation
is corner" for Irritation.
A young lady evidently well informed
SAYS: "The men are a covet-ls set.
Thirty HndOOs are said to be studying
law in London. Well. who binders EN-.
In Racine there is a hotel called the Hug
gin House. 1t is great resort for young
married people.
Hon. L. A. Sheldon. Of the national House
of Representatives. will accept our thanks
for public documents.
The Empress Augusta Of Germany, at
tended by a numerous suite. has Just taken
up her winter residence at COblentz.
A pedant being taken to task for saying
that Cpsa: founded Rome. retorted: II tell
YOU he did found it; he found it in Italy"
Mr.. Cornelius Fellowes. well known
citizen of New Orleans. died yesterday
morning of diphtheria after brief illness
The annual election of directors of the
the banking house on the ninth Of January
next.
Club room and office to rent at No. 227
TcrpsichOre street. Application may be
made to George W. Holman, on the prem
Uses.
An adjourned meeting Of the board of
CITY school directors will he held to morrow
at two o'clock, in the Council chamber, City
Hall.
Worth. the man m,liner of Paris. has re-
duced his charges. and now makes plain
dress for the moderate sim of three hundred
dollars
Messrs Louis Stern 4 Brothers will sell
tomorrow at ten o'clock, at No. Is Chartres
street, six hundred cases boots, shoes and
brogans.
The quantity of beer manufactured in New
Jersey last year gives two and one half bar
rels to every man. woman and child in the
commonwealth.
Petersons Counterfeit Detector and Ma
tional Bank Note List for December is re
ceived. No counting room or cashiers desk
should be without it.
Mr.. George CrOnan. proprietor of Cronan's
foundry in this city, has contracted to fur
nish the iron front for a large and hand
some four-story building. to be erected in
Galveston.
Laboulaye pays a neat compliment to this
country in a recent article, by saying that |
there lis no country at once more democratic
and less revolutionary than the United |
States
The Chicago children shouted ''hurrah''
when they heard that the Sunday school |
children in Massachusetts proposed to send |
them Christmas presents.
81 amt going to live long. mother said |
a wo-begone looking youngster one day to
his maternal parent. why not, pray"
'.Because my pantaloons is all tored out be |
hind" was the conclusion.
1t turns out that the Senate wished the |
Catacazy correspondence kept secret for |
executive session. but by one of CamerOn's |
blunders, it was allowed to go into the
hands Of the correspondents.
We have received from the Austin Jour-
nal Office reports of the Senate select com
mittee, with the evidence in the case of
Hon. j. c. De Gress, superin tendent of pub
lie instruction, State of Texas.
Number one, series Of lS7l-72, statistics
of commerce and navigation. for the month
ended July 81, 1871, and the seven months
ended at the same time has been received
from the chief clerk of the bureau of sta
tistics.
There is report III London that a mar
riage between the daughter of Mr.. Glad
stone aud German gentleman. who was
the tutor of the Princess Louise. has been
arranged; and that the queen had much to
do in making up the match.
Garrett Davis has hit upon IA plan-not
quite original-of compelling attention to
his speeches in the Senate this winter. If
Senators fail to listen to the first reading,
be threatens to read until proper respect"
IS shown him.
The Lynchburg Republican says the ere
action against Grant seems to be deeper,
and more determined than was at
irst supposed" And it is arousing the
friends of Grant in opposition with a cor
degree Of determination.
A grand fancy dress and mask ball will
,e given by the United Brethren Associa-
ion, at StOnewall jackson Hall, Third Dis
riot, next Saturday evening. We have re- l
,eived complimentary tickets from Mr..
Charles A. Carrigee. chairman of the Man-
gers. @
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