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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
Southwestern Bible Society.

! SCuth"cSteTN nlD1c "OT1fiNs
The !wentY-fc anniversary Of the south
| western Bible Society was held on Sunday
, evening. at the Coliseum Place Baptist
Church. corner of Camp and Teri-ichore
streets. Although the weather was ur
pleasant there was q numerous attendance
and great interest manifested.
A. the hour appointed the char was taken
and The mectin. opened by :he hon"red
President % the Bible Society. J. A. May.
bin, who was supported By TIE venerable
Thomas Soo. An anthem was sung by the
choir land we here remark shat the music
We, excellent thrnu:hort,. A portion OF
Scripture was read ;,y Rev. Dr. Taylor. fol
lowed by prayer offered by Rev. L. Q. Mail.
i.rd.
After Kirk Whites magnificent hymn,
When Mal~ha,e<; on the Might; Plain VI
had been sung. the twenty fifth annual :e
por. was read by the Ecy. J. r.. [. Dove-
m,l-. D. D.. general a@cn: OF the -ocic;v.
Til. following abstracts will &c found in
t.Te-:inC:
Daring .ha ;.a~t year. two . he wee
and John -. Henderson. have died.
Copies OF Sacred Scriptures haze been
distributed sold and granted. 20 fi.c value
o:' So $50 81;
One hundred! and twcnty-one institutions
have been .ratuitousiv supplied comprising
churches. sunday schools. a-.:!ui.i,. hos
pitfalls. ships and prisons.
There have been four hundred sermons
and Bible addresses delivered uuder ,hc
- ipf ~
has one hundred and thirteen deposit
talic> of Bibles and Tcstan:ents, and e!a-
ploy-, besides the genera. agent. r!iree min
i-terla! district agents. nine ministers as
coiportfuT>. ri," lay .olporteurs: in addition
to which there j. great aii from numerous
private distributors. II Is estimated that
the amount of money necessary 70 carry on
StW0
The operations o. the society ,nc!sd" the
State of Louisiana. and all Of Mississippi
lyin. below liz, thirtv-third parallel
Are. the report had been submitted. an
ad,lle-, WAS delivered by II. n Ogden
Esq. on hu,nan necessity for Divine reveIa-
ton. Mr.. Ogden treated his subjec: i'll Il
mastery manner. and supported his posi-
lions by numerous quotations from ancient
and modern writer's. His ailusion 20 the
sentiment, of Socrates was peculiarly happy.
Another hymn was sung, and then Rev.
X. : Tr;ppett, ID. d.. delivered an eloquent
address on the value of the Bible; in which
he presented the subject in several new and
striking points of view. 1t would be impos-
sible to do full justice to the address of DIR.
Trippett by any attenipt at synopsis or
abstract.
A collection was taken. and after the
hymn commencing From all that dwell
below the skies" had In sung to the
grand old tune, Old Hundred. a benediction
By Rev. DR.. Palmer dismissed tLe assembly.
1t is, we believe. generally known that the
fine building on Camp street, known US the
Bible House, is the property of the society.
and the werll of circulating the Scriptures
is here carried on under its auspices. In
particular. the Bible can be obtained at this
institution printed i'll any modern language.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
4 CARD.

Sa-r Or A>a IsI..4ry H. 1877.
We ars;tY That b;rv,. made y critical exam
mat ION of the C:c:nl Map OF louisiana published
sy 7. S. !srdee. Special Engineer. AZ. recommend
II, not only d Wcri. o: al. bu. winch VIII
be .o III us'f,l 20 every merchan: ard Isoy.' holder
~ j. !, a., sl:c1rst In the State.
q. +. DKAURTGARD
WILLIAM J. MCCCIiAD.I.
i.":,es Surveyor Genera, of Lo,.is,sus-
NJ. 1RFP THOMPSON.
tn..: Engineer Board OF Puhic Wosks
J. 4. D1IBNBCOURT
rU'.s; Iaty Surveyor Of New OrleGIs. -.
HENRY VAN viGCK,
Chn-t IN .lre-v y. Orleans 2!obt!c sE.. .!,.tt-
.c".n i;nl,t.s..
". II. BELL.
CIV Su.-.yrs.
q. II. GREENE;
C:s,f fn:f,.-ss S.-T Orksfn>. GetOa S.r.." ard
Vi.k >,"s: Sati:.ad
John LYNCH.
surveyor (.+,l. .,ii .: :oal,...i,s
I!IARLEsA a.;TNhE s 90,
is>-n:.
JAMES :. TICKER
Genera; Agent uEnoh, C.ntrt. Ka,I:osA
PIKE. BROTHER 4 CO
EDGAR STEEL. Publisher,
q -. Charles. stree
past .f4" lard t@oc'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

After 4 long litigation Jim Fisk has
been forced to allow the Interested and
the disinterested public 20 probe into the
financial mana cement OF the Erie -ailvoad,
a corporation which has become notorious
throughout the United States and Eng
land. The Disclosure. have been sought
after for two years. but Judicial! and tech
nical twists have been employed to
the money being spent, the managers can
only be censured for their proAigacy,
without being withheld from their dis
bursement Of the funds. The exhibit. as
rendered i'll court. is very Unsatis-
factory as to details. bu. it is mag
nifcent in its grand totals. The
total receipts for 1868. the year that Jim
Fisk secured from the Democratic Legi5-
lature of New York an absolute control
over the road and its earnings, amounted
to over fourteen millions Of dollars,
while the expenditures reached sixteen
millions. being an excess Of outlay over
income of two millions of dollars. OF
this sum three hundred and thirty thou
sand dollars was paid to sifty-nine lawyers,
and one million four hundred and twenty
nine thousand dollars was paid to bride
other parties from, commencing lawsuits
against, the road. Vanderbilt secured
one million to hold his peace. and Richard
Schell secured another fee Of four hundred
and twenty thoussn dollars if he would
let Erie alone. The Office expenses and
stationery cost two hundred Thousand
dollars. The account, Is rendered.
is sworn 20 as accurate by Mr.. jay
Gould The stockholders, who had to
foot the excess OF expenditures, no doubt
feel little worried abou; the lawyers in
their employ, and are, no doubt. wonder
ing how many more they can employ this
yeaV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
ON CAROEDELET STREET.

The. street was unusually quiet ye,ter-
day. Ill the various ezcitements of Satur-
day having entirely subsidized The prin-
cipa! topic Of conversation is the levec
BILL and the chances Of its final passage
Yesterday the stock was quiet, but firm at
about 40 to 1870. The general impression
Is that the bill will be defeated in the
Senate. On accoun. of the extraordinarily
strong influences brought to bear against
it; but there are many who are not at all
alarmed about these predictions. and are
willing 20 invest in the scrip Mt present
prices. With the prospect of making Il
large p:otit IN case Of success. The
agony will probably be at an end this
week. and some new excitement will take
possession Of the street.
The "hull" movement in Slaughter
house seems to have come to an end The
price was run up from 81. to 81. but at
the latter figure there are no sellers. aud
as holders are not willing to take less
than IS, 40 transactions are reported, and
the exact price can not be precisely stated.
A. this r.:se has taken place in the face of
the suspicious of some adverse judicial
proceedings q. Washington, either but
little inn ortance is attached to these ap-
prehensions, Or the operators for 81 ad-
vance have great confidence and courage.
At present the stock seems to be firm, and
to have, e anything, st;n advancin;
tendency.
There was some talk yesterday about
good news from the Calcasieu sulphur
mine, as already publishe ed in the REP1B-
1Ic'N. TIE result of the information
obtained has been TO strengthen; the
stock. but not. as yet, to cause lnlch Of
an advance. There seems to u, a wide
discrepancy between the views of buyers,
and those of sellers-the former bidding
16, and the latter asking 20. Many per-
sons predict that when the sulphur is
reached the stock Will 60 to 100.
The raid on Lottery stock was sus-
pended yesterday, the contriv ers of it
perhaps seeming danger ahead. The
movement was probably intended to take
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
FREE LABOR VICTORIOUS.

The Rubicon is passed and the Louis
vile Courier-Jour1al is fully aware of the
! fact. More than that, Pharsalia has been
fought, and still the Louisville organ is
not in the dark. Cesar is master Of Rome
and Cassius and Brutus are SO we'll salts
fed of this truth that they stand brooding
over the fortunes of the imperial mistress
Of the world. The COarier-.;osrGi is q
kind Of Mark Antony preparing to eA-
toll the fall Of Citsarism willis denounc-
ing the authors of its overthrow. AZ .
sample of its forthcoming philippe. what
can be more in harmony with the address
OK Antony than the tribute which the
C,uv;.r-Jou'7'ul pays to the Louisville OF
| to-day over the Louisville of u few years
! past: 1t was hmai! village good
while ago: then it grew into small sized
city, and ultimately acquired popula-
ton of sixty thousand people. at which
figure it stood still for inan! years. owing
70 the unrea,onins prejudice asainst
slavery"
This is . statement tina: tue Courier
j0v,,eAi will have 30 answer i,r 70 the
Bourbon Democracy OF Kentucky. Tha.
unrelenting tube has either changed very
wonderfully, or It will go back cn the
orator who can stand over the grave of
slavery and charge ;t with beng the
author of stagnat;on 20 any interest in
Kentucky or tLs South And nothing
that has TRANSFERRED. or that is Transporting.
will ever make the 8ourbons accept of
snch conclusion. Louisville no., holds
a population of ono hundred thousand
people. and is growing with wonderful
visor in matters OF wealth and men. She
is the close rival of Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago, and Kentucky is filing up
with prosperity and progress Why?
Because the institution of slavery no
longer subjects her to the ''unreasoning"
prejudice Of that tide Of people which has
poured across the continent OH a direct
line with the free labor States. Slavery is
dead. and with its fall the division
Of the Republic ceased 70 vex the mate
rial interests Of the country. When
was declared the Eubicon
was passed: when Pharsalia was fought |
the dominion Of free labor was established.
The Western World, which had been di- !
vided between slavery and freedom. fell |
under one imperial government, and man
kind were the yictors. Louisville has |
reaped her reward at once for when she /.
could once only hope to be the focus Of a
section. now she can presen. her claim to
be the centre of nation. The prosperity |;
which drifted past her doors. repelled |
from her embrace by an unreasoning preju- |
dice. may now enter into her family and !
assist 10 enrich he: fortunes. !
Cassius and Brutus may Still Loo. back !
at the fallen institutions Of Kentucky, and |
hope to assassinate tie lew born power: !,
but tie reign Of free labor and Of human
liberty is of IL different vitality from the |
Cnsarism tina: fell at rompeys statue.
The principle that makes al! men royal |
can not be ASA ssinated in one nan. 1t is
and of universal benei-
cence, lifting even Louisville ont Of Its |!
and making q friend even N
the editor OF the |"orier-.i"5,:7"''.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
A CARD.

desir.to t.nuour.-. to nv :or-ner Trends and
patrons that hsv. associated 4,vseif in business
9Th NJ. u. A. Wh..more. under the. uan,e ald
firm o. THITMORB BARIIyGKR. ut Nos. III:
ard iia Front street. New Orleans. wi her" W are
prepared to do az kinds Of Bo,lex Copper. Tin aad
Sheet Iron Work n Vie most improved manner aud
style at tue lowest sash prices. And IN thanking
my friends fur the-- Former ubera patronage. a4ld
in asking continuance OF the sau. 80 .le new
tirU,. wru-i LAY ~ AL that IN wsn. OF any
thing IN e they will ind I, their interest to
give call e:nr. leaving their order, e.se here
JOHN l. BARRINGER.
New ORLEANS, :..i.uarv II. III. :ai5 mo %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
KRUG & CO., RHEIMS.

In Carl dated May LIST, ss73. Messrs. Xrus- Go.
of Rheims gave notice that from ard after tho first
Of September the wax around the neck of thsir
Champagne bottles would DO suppressed, and .
plain tin capsule bearing the seal Of their drm
substituted to it. Said moAc alton having been In
terfercd with 20 a certain extent b. tine in
France, we beg 70 inform the pubic tha the VINE
now shipped by Aessrs. Krus Co. Ia put up %
we'll unde. the old style under toe new one
with eapsule,. We also bring ~ the kuos'edsc OF
our customers that owing to TIE diff Guilty OF OBJ
tanning l.is!seta they axe soD.esIn.@ repEicei By
boxes.
A. RO+,HEHEAU 4 co.
New Cri..4.. January TO- lg-l. ia. 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

Collector Casey has placed the United
States revenue cutter Wilderness at the dis.
Yosal OF the Missouri and Kansas editorial
delegation, for the purpose of an excursion
tp and down the coast The Wilderness
vii! leave the foot of Canal streev vt ten
O'Clock this morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
LATE ARRIVAL.

Mr.. SHARLKS LEIGHTON arrived this wees
With q choice assortment of GENT!'BAhSc Eon
N,sHIN0 GOODS. selected with great care 'o< 'n''
market. end bought at unusually low pr'eNa'
Leighton never boasts Of tie cheapest, inc 'es'''
~ OF having the i-ses: stock IN Americas ou'
discerning public we'll knows that when Soeo' axe
bought at this season OF tssc year. w''e'i MONEY III
40 .tarce ia ample parse Of re'dy cash d0t'S
wonders in the market Theretsre Jou h.Se 'hy
10 examine She quality and compare the Pi''e'
and the chpapress will BIZ strikingy appareh'-
Oar s,ir. Factory is ut the Old ss'Aha ec'ie' "a
C4sual and st. Uharie. streets. New Or ie-''s
l0iJ 2t2D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

4 horrible accident occurred Friday
suorning, in Franklin & Co.'S. sawmill, at
.Afkeshany. Pennsylvania A workman
srsmed Thomas Douglass fell against a cir
ocular saw which cut downward, ssveriny Ills
safps from his body.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

Thn Commissioners on Mexican claims
have disagreed on several clans now pend
Eng before them. and papers have been for
.xarded to DR.. Leiber in New York, who is
campfire. for his decision to the question Of
what constitutes Mexican citizenship. and
(which has been especially unnoticcd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
RAILROADS.
HrEw ORLEANS, DIOBIl-H

HYHxE ORLEANS, MOBILE
cu.rraN,,D.,A RAILROAD COMPAHh'
SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS or i1is,Si',
n, .,I after January 10. 1871. through pans
ladnc will " signed from New O1sS or 1;ajn.
road I" Meridian Ga'nsv',e, nh ms Mnb;ir and Oh,,
s ~. tn tIattanoosa and the foo~th IN. his's'
,nraiot., points: Wetumpka, CnerS aapuHapn'
s,nina Taliadoga, Mun.ord, oxford. JAG hsoh' In
1,rp.. Pains. Pryors Cave Springs Rome and pa
ton Por Knoxville. Cleveland new Si., uhIts.
Greek. Talbot Morrstown R,isschvhS,. !" ',,,le
EurT Roqcrsyille Junction, MID ''ssy. Grren' ~.
HarSers.,, a Jone.oorO Fullers Limestone; ienorns
Jobnsopa, Carriers. CniOn Bristol. Lyncbooi
MONTGOMERY AND PENSACOLA.
TO al POINTS in Georgia, viz s"tse ao'n1 49,.
In eou.h Caroline, TO Columbia, Colnde'i. -hi''s'
eon etc
RIvBR-
Hhippers should bea- IN mink
NO TIsANsFER
"a I.ny op GOODS BETWEEN ;IH''! ASo
MOBILE By THIS LINE.
Yo.c. Are a. Low n by Any Other Route
An through bills fading must DC signed s'.s'sras
.h Pref cif Depot foot of Julia street. or tho sh'
er,I Freight office corner Camp and C0mflo''
streets previous To p. NJ, for goods shipped ~
sl5 r n. OF the same day II ois 81 ,na' ~ e..
varded until the following day. or until th!' o.
E.dins signed. ,.., ,.,,,,.
Al. gootr must he clearly marAcd VIVA IT, ''S"
:! K. KENDRrCK.
General Superintendent
WILLIAM j. rIIEi-PS.
4;a General Pr7isi,t Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

East Thursday night, when the play was
in progress at the National Theatre. Wash
:ngton. four white boys, in the upper gallery.
1nshed down stairs CRYING fire. The au-
offence sprung to their feet and rushed down
stairs. Several ladies tainted and others
Airieked for help. and the greatest conster-
cation prevailed until the attaches Of the
s',eatrc succeeded in convincing the audience
6',a: the alarm was groundlcss. One of the
S,o:s was arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

The WAYS Of society are curious. two
3adies who reside near each other on New
York avenue have exchanged calls aud in
citations for six years, and yet have never
sAsct personally. Again. - fact is stranger
si,an fiction"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

4 wiry old gentleman at New Cornwall
n. s.. who was famous as Il walker in his
early days, recently. for the purpose of
stcsting the effects of age upon himself,
'~alked twelve miles, and. doing his best,
made the distance in two and half hours.
uinety-eight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

The Pacific express tram on tie r"pHry'
:.ania railroad ran of the track nceE SUNNI: :
Hill station, on the Allegheny mountain,
Friday morning Two passenger cars left
the track and fell down an embankment
afteen feet high The balance of the train
ct 90 over the bank. George Wood,
car conductor, was slightly injured.
merriam Dietrich, train newsboy, had
"ut off. Three passengers, Mr..
The les Archie and another, name not
yeEere slightly injured. The residences
me injured passengers were not stated.
/, train was delayed three ,hours. Tho
casualties is attributed to the stout
Id Of the cars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

One of the most fashionable audiences
ever assembled in this city was seated in
The Academy of Music last evening, to wit
ness the drama of "Frou- Frou," with Miss
Lucille Western and Mr.. j. A. Herne in the
leading parts. The qualification to man.
a.er and actors must have been intense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

TIE thermometer yesterday morning at
saven o'clock was 80 at New Orleans, 81
1t Augusta 81 at Charleston. 33s at Gin
sinnati. 81 at Key West, ::sa at Mobile. 3G'
etNashyille and 80 at Savannah.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

Minister Price. of Sandwich Islands, re-
ports to the Secretary of the Navy further
particulars OF the loss of the Saginaw. He
says she was totally wrecked at Ocean
Island on the twenty ninth; all hands were
:aved with three months provisions quarter
rations, aud that water is abundant. A
boat was sent to Honolulu for relief ON the
nineteenth. The boat upset in the surf and
all were drowned but William Holford. A
. schooner and steamer have been dispatched.
'sh'ci. .siia'l on the twenty-siNtl, with am
- e,le supplies. and 10 rescue the persons Oh
Ocean Island.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

Zen De Bar commenced a five days el-
Sagement at Anglo's Hail. jackson, Mis-
sissippi. last night. with dramatic corps
Including Mary Mitchell Albaugh and j..
w. Albaugls The initial performance was
$f. play Of the Lady Of Lvons.S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

Mrs. II. Il. Stowe says woman belong
Eng to the upper classes VIII" undertakes to
get wealth by honest exertion and indie
pendent industry loses caste. and is con-
e6cnined by a thousand voices as an sd,!ity
and devangcd person.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

S,PECIAL NOTICE
~. Louis, Iron Mountain ard S0nthe "a
Railroad.
rl!H ONLY ALL RAIL ROOTE
To ~. louis Chicago, Omaha. Fen Francisco. e
Paul ksn,;as City. LBayeAwcst1. ~ joeepa'
And all Points North, Enst and "esf'
TWO RypRYsIS TRAINS ieavr .!>. Se~ Orleans.
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot
daily. at A. N. and p u.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot OF Canai st'ees
daily at "a. NJ, via the New Orleans. Mobile aT.
Chattanooga Railroad. making cIort eonnec
tons at Mobile with the Mobile aud OHIO 1tata'
ru;+d 20 all points North. K.st and " est.
70: tickets apply to
Ticket Agent Nex Orleans, Jackson aud Great
Northern Railroad corner Camp and Common
streets. amber City HOTEL or to
w. BKDELL,
Ttc&et Ag~nt New Orleans Mobile AMI asfooga
Railroad no. 80 Common street. ucdeS 81.
Charies Hotel.
J. H. WIH4FIK.D.
General experimenting Agent IT. L0cis. IrUn Mo'lH.
tain aud Southern Railroad. no24
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

y Kansas paper tells Of IAN Assistant
C,;artcrnaster of the United States army
srhos.. economical habits enabled him to lay
by for rainy day over $50, 900. i'll the short
svace of five years. on a salary Of sl95 per
rS,aontI, g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
NEW ORLEANS SILVER WARE
MANCFACTORY

Attention is particularly directed to INV SILVER
TABLE WARE such as
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
Prices as low as at any Northern m:lnu.ac.ory
aud CHEAPER THAN IN ANY HOUSE IN NEW
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any. Ful!
guarantees given liz all eases Every description Of
Medals, Badse5 Military Bef plates, Sword Mount
inss etc, manufactured in tho mcet artistic man.
ner aud at low prlces-
80. A. HIMMEL, Proprietor.
de4 tv2p No. 1856 PoyJras street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
4 dispatch from san Franc SEQ. dated In

4 dispatch from san Francisco. dated the
thirteenth instant. says:
The railroad ferry steamer Tho:ous hfarc
j. expected t" be able to commence trips
across the bay by the arrival Of the next
China steamer. The cargo can then be re
loaded at the rate Of one thousand to fifteen
hundred IONS per day. The freight time
between Japan and Chicago is reduced to
thirty four or thirty-six days. New York
thrty-sc.en 20 forty days, England fifty
days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

advantage Of the predicted Legislative as
sault on the company, but when tie ma
ture Of the bills was seen, more amuse-
ment than alarm was created among the
holders Of stock. Mr. Kirsellas propo-
aition {" repeal the charter Of the com
parry Was considered remarkably good
joke. hut tlen the time of the Legislature
ought not 20 he wasted in such frivolity.
A small bet was made Yesterday that by
fore the first Of July next Lottery stock
would sell at Sl25
From the following statement, htnded
30 rs by Dir. ). Bienvenu, It appears that
the cotton seed business can not be very
profitable liz New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

following appointments: s. D. Richardson.
assssso0 and tax collector. st. Tammany
parish: Jules Messy. notary public. Orleans
toarish
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17
FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY,
=. MALLARD.
r.",cs Q. Royal ard Bt.uv.ue s.rt>-.s.

Mp =. Ms!LARD t-iv.c. t.. arrived from Hu
.oIt and the North. where he selected tue stock
OF good, n his linz also Large assortment otW all
Papers OF the newest patterns. hich he Will sell at
the io7c-t figures. He keeps always on hand
Par.ois. Bed coom-, Dining rooms Library Recep
ton rooms. and Halls. all tbe'best finished work at
very reduced prices: also large assortment OF
OrI..lltnte EronY" and Biscuit figures, ill. China
blnuer, Tes md Na-l.stand services, finely deco
r:it.d. Also French and Venetian NJ Tors Curtain
Materials. Shades and Cornie.e. Rug-. MQt,.ngs,
etc.
pecO.-i ors mad. and orders Sled at the shortest
not.c.. AL :obb'nGs, upholstery and furniture
mad. u .)2 price for beet work. deco lG12dr2.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

Grand Rapids, Michigan, is the banner
Gown for approaching women. The city
physician is q woman: one Of the city pull
pits is occupied by woman, who has a good
salary; the city library, consisting of sew.
eral thousand volumes, has been gotten up
~ women, and they have: a history class Of
.scmen, organized several years. which has
ss.ular lectures by women.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-17

FARMER Este. Of Clermont county. Ohio,
ass shipped one hundred game cocks to
New. Orleans since the first of january.