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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
A WOrd to Girls.

The woman who is Indifferent to her looks
is no true woman. God meant woman to
be attractive, to look well, to please, and it
is one of her duties to carry out this inten-
tiOn of her Maker. But that dress is to do
it all, and to suffice, is more than we can be
brought to believe. just because we do love
to see girls look we'll, as well as to live to
some purpose, we would urge upon them
such course of reading study as will con-
fer such charms as no naodiste can supply.
A well known author once wrote a very
pretty essay on the power Of education to
beautify; that it absolutely chiselled the
feature; that he had seen many . clumsy
nose and thick pair Of lips so modified by
thought, awakened an active sentiment, as
ground that we 40 often see people, homely
and unsttractive in youth, bloom in middle
life in a softened Indian summer of good
looks and mellow tone.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

A Washington special to the St. Louis
Democrat says:
In spite of the late dismissals from the
Naval Academy, the hazing and outrages
Of this character have recently been worse
than ever. The board of investigation has
recommended fifteen additional dismissals
and the department has decided to dismiss
five Of these. Tho investigation shows that
drink mug Of mixture, composed Of castor
oil, mucilsge. ink, tooth powder and quinine;
another was held out of the fifth story of
building by the heels till he was nearly
dead, and third was taken out at night
and made to kneel before the Herndon
monument on the ground and pray for the
President, the American eagle, the star
spangled banner, and lastly for his perse-
cutOrs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
The CiFcua.

Moist weather did not prevent q fair At
tendance last evening, and did not prevent
the clowns being as funny as they could be-
The Miaco brothers hung between heaven
ana earth, to the astonishment of the visit.
>ors. The riders and tumblers did their
best to please. and even the graceful horses
arched their necks more proudly than ever.
The strange animals in cages made them
selves as agreeable as they possibly could
under confined circumstances. All who ad-
mire circus performances must remember
that tonight is the last chance to see
Messrs. Wooten e. Haight's combination.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1871
THR CITY aALl..

There was . private meeting Of the Ad-
ministrators yesterday in the Mayors par
lor, for the purpose -sf exchanging views
relative to The budget f1the oening year.
These meetings are Of almost daily occur
renoe, but are barren Of results % far - the
outer world u concerned.
Tho Citiseas' Association have not yet
commenced the work Of supervising the
municipal accounts. When they do 20 it
might be well to commence with the &C.
counts Of tho drainage commission, wherein
the lawyers fees for services comparatively
worthless. are cot down at I'll, 900. If the
Association can overlook this one item, they
need not hesitate to wink ct others of less
startling enormity.
..ss The Beaded Debt.
Tho following 10 statement of the bonded
debt Of the city, up to the first of November,
1871, - reported to the Mayor yesterday by
the Administrator of Public Accounts:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

A Pittsburg despatch records the mar
riage by proxy, in that city, on Saturday
last, Of Ferdinand de Guinnez, Spanish
charge d'affaires at Rome, and Mise Leila
Addison. The bridegroom was represented
by . substitute, the late prime minister,
availing himselfo Of privilege granted under
2 law OF the church, having appointed a
stated that this is the first ceremony of the
kind ever performed in this country, al.
though not uncommon in Europe. The lady
sails for Europe in q few days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
The Grala Trade IN winser.
1From the Chica~n TrihnnA.1

The New Orleans merchants are making
efforts to establish . direct trade with
Europe fer the cereals Of tho Northwest.
For three or four years past shipments have
been made Of corn and wheat from that
port for Liverpool, which arrived there in
good order; The apprehensions that some
entsrtsined that, in the passage through the
and injured. have not been justified by tho
result. The fact i An important one in its
bearings upon this city. During the season
Of lake, canal and river navigation the
route from this city and tho Northwest to
tho Atlantic ports, and thence to Europe,
10 shorter by three or four weeks than
from here 10 New Orleans, and from
there to Europe. It will, therefore. COM
mand the business. But. in the season of
suspended lake and river navigation, last
ing, generally, from early in November to
transported nearly 90 cheaplv BY rail ~ by
the way of New Orleans. The distance BY
rail to Cairo, and thence by water naviga-
ton, will always be cheaper than BY rail d.
rect to the cities of New York, Boston or Port
land. Our warehouses and elevators have
for several years been crowded with grain
during the winter season waiting for navi-
cation. The outlet by way of New Orleans
would enable Chicago to prosecute the grain
OsAoAAAOc0 ~ V1lA0 0O00VA WItGOUt tO0 UDU0k
delays. Arrangements could easily be made
to obtain through bills of lading from this
city to Liverpool via New Orleans, insured
for the whole transit, upon which bills of
exchange might be drawn, and thus enable
the merchant in Chicago to realize 1T once
upon corn and wheat shipped here. Such
arrangements would be Of great advantage
during the approaching winter.
By the fire our warehouses have been in
Q large proportion destroyed, and. with all
.he preparations that can be made, we shall
not have storage room for half the quantity
Of grain usually seeking this port in the
winter. And our neigh6oring cities are not
prepared to receive it. The other lake ports
have for several years had all the grain
they could give room to during this season
Of suspended navigation. The quantity
which We shall have no room for will be as
much in excess of their capacity a. it will
be Of ours. That New Orleans can ship it
in winter is manifest. There are now three
lines Of ocean steamers between that port
and Europe, employing twenty first class
vessels, and making about eight trips each
month, and, in addition to this. several
leans and Liverpool, not connected with
any line, and large feet Of sailing vessels.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
NEW YORK.

Brooklyn Election Returns IL Ceurt-Rus
On the BowllnG Green Savings Bank
Govevnneses Very Firn-WeekDy Banh
NEW YORK, November 18.-Judge Gilbert
denied the application to compel the Brook.
lyn board of canvassers to reject the re.
turns of certain districts in Brooklyn.
An extensive run on the Bowling Green
Savings Bank to-day was caused by its
rumored connection with the Guardian
Evening.CThe hank statement shows:
Loans increased 81 500 900; specie increased
over q, ,250, 900; legal tenders incl eased over
33,25O, 900; deposits increased nearly g..
100000.
Money easy at SOC per cent on call loans,
with exceptions at 304' At the closing.
Sterling exchange firm, 9h o9k. Cold
lll0lllh: Governments very firm; SKIES
OF 1881, !l7ae; hve.twenties 0f.1662, lll3t;
!864, 1llh; 1855, lila, new issues lllA;
!SH: ll4%; 1855. lis; ten-forties, ITO. State
new heavy, 66; Virxinias stesd. Old S91.:
new 81; North Carolinas firm. old 30lt, new
l9A; South Carolinas, old 72, new weak,
N15; Louisianas old IS, new IS; leveo sixoa
66, eights Is; Alabama eights 50, fves S.:
Georgia sixes 50, sevens Sc.
Patrick Barry died yesterday from estinr
1eff1nge brought from London ON the steam
ship Devonter, which had become impree-
mated with arsenic, which was mart of fha
cargo. The health authorities are investi-
eating the case.
The Catholics at Hunter's Point threat
ened violence against the public schools in
the first ward Of that place, ON account Of
the Bible being read there. The police were
yesterday detailed to protect the buildine.
Notice has been given that tho painters.
bricklayers, housesmiths, stairbuilders and
1oiners unions will withdraw from the
workingmen's Union, - the latter IL being
used mostly to advance the interests Of
There was . heavy run on the National
and Bowling Green savings banks to-day,
the latter Of which Henry Smith, police
commissioner, is president, suspended pay
ment at three o'clock in the afternoon, hav.
ing exhausted its capital, >6O,OOO Its off,
GERS claim that at the end Of sixty days the
bank will be able to meet all demands.
The National Savings Bank is also re-
ported to be unable to stand the pressure,
and has closed its doors before the end Of
business hours.
It i rumored there win be run on
other banks Monday.
Tho 0uardilp Sesings Bank, William n.
Tweed, president, previously reported sus-
pended, has its portals barred. and IN
entrance to tho building u denied.
Arrived: Steamer City Of Brussels, City
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

And now we have something new-the
Retornser, published at Thibodaux, ON the
ruins of the Lafourche Republican. Yet We
have another thing new-a letter in that
paper from D. H. Reese, in which, speaking
of the Customhouse reform partv. he saws:
"The political farce that has been in
progress for the past several months may be
put down as complete failure ON the part
OF the actors" Mr.. Reese expresses him
self disappointed in the Customhouse reform
party, whose line of action 10 "the worst
kind Of corruption"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

Heavy Frese 10 9avannah-Tho eAvannah
fair-Steamshlp Equator-Loss Of ~
Mary Saodford-Rai1roaA- Acc3hone-
Hacknan ehes DeaA-Brutal Murder
In lnlnsis-Heavy Snsw ae Omaha-
Tennessee AetoFneys Aftef Fees
SAVANNAH, Ca, November l8.-There
was heavy frost here this morning, max
ing the fourth of the season. The weather
10 decidedly cool.
The fair of the Industrial Associatio..
which opens here next Tuesday, pron,inee
to be complete success. The entries n
all the departments are very full, and the
attendance promises to bo unusuallv larne.
NORFOLK, November 18.-The steams6iD
Equator, from Galveston for New Yorf.
which put in here short of coal, calls in ~
morning. She experienced strong north
east gales the entire passage.
NEwBERs, n; G. November 1s.-The
Wilmington, North Carolina, to Philadek
phia, sprung leak and was beachod at
Hatteras, with nix feet Of water in tie hold.
She took fire immediately aftevard anl
burned to the waters edge. The vessel g
total loss. A small part Of the cargo Win
be saved. No lives Lost. 'lsrT1~
PHnADELPHIA, November lA-Lsst eve
ring the baltimore train ran over sailoe
walking. ON the track near Claymont IT,
ton and killed him. He IL s1ppoeed 10
have belonged to tho Constellation. lyine
ct baltimore. He was about fifty-Ave yeafs
OF ago. The Same train encountered another
man on tho track, who saved himself ftou
death by climbing to tho cowcatcher. Ho
was not seriously injured.
VICKsBUR0, November ia misundes>
standing occurred this evening about
charKee between man named Rice and q
negro hackman, during which the neGfo
drew his revolver. Rice thereupon drew
his pistol, firing three or four shots, killine
the negro almost instantly. Rice was 6.
rested, but released on bail. 9s
81. LOUIS, November l8.-A poor woman
named Frances Shumaker, living i've miles
above Grand Tower. Jackson county, MI
ncis, vas brutally murdered last Monday
night by some unknown person. She wa
first attacked in her house, and beaten With
. club, but escaped, and was followed.
struck with IN ax. and her head was almoef
severed from her body. When found on
Wednesday, her remains were nearly de.
voured by hogs. There 10 NO clue to fhe
murderers.
NASHVILLE, November ls.-E. n. Evins.
w. J. Cooper and w. b. Reese, State attoe,
neys in the delinquent railroad ~. hsve
addressed . communication to the LeeiGia-
ture in explanation Of their demand for ~.
and taking possession of $4,000 in SfoHe
bonds. requesting that the bonds Be- Ieff
with the State commissioner, or such ofher
officer 40 the Legislature may select Th~~
will make NO charge for their servicee. III
will abandon all claim to the bonds. snd
leave the whole matter to the sanse al - M.
tlce OF the Legislature. This course ~
adopted because two Of the commissir -
had expressed the opinion that the ~
were zoo largo, A committee WAS an
pointed by the Legislature to receive snd
0ep0eat tho bonds with the Stata c0nfrniler
fHnADEIPMA, November lS.-The Hossi
Of Health reports ono hundred and fhirxvs
three deaths from smallpox for ~ vnsS
an Moreaso q tAirty-tWo over - vas5F.
CmcAoo. Novembee lA-The eSesss5 -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

We copy this from last evenings Pca.
ymne:
On Friday next three of the most vener-
able and venerated of our Catholic clergy
will have reached the twenty fifth anniver-
say Of their ordination to the holy priest
hood. They are Fathers J. Moynihan, J.
event will be commemorated by a solemn
high mass at St. Ann church, St. Philip
street. the three reverend gentlemen them
selves being the celebrants. A large num-
Der of the clergy. with the Archbishop and
invited guests will be present
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
| THE PHOENIX HOUSE,
| Ne. 06 st. Charles Street.
| Next door TO the Academy Of Music,
| Embraces Q large and commodious BarrOom
supplied with superior liquors.
Free Lnach Every Day fren 10 Ia
a. M. 70 r. N.
BOWLING SALOON.
The finest in the world, with
SIX NEW TEN-PIN ALLEYS.
OYSTER SALOON asd CHOP HOUSE,
On the New York plan.
The most deli iOus OYSTERS STEAKS and
CHOPS stewed with dispatch. } .rlE
SODA LOON
In vestibule Of the Academy.
COOL SODA AND MEAD
MINE RAJ WAITE RS.
Pastries Of all Kinds.
Obliging and attentive employees in each depart
meBt d. BIDWELL,
nOl9 st Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
TEN and Jerry.

This evening the St. Charles Theatre will
be brilliantly lighted to enable hundreds of
sporting people to Gee Mr.. Ned O'Baldwin,
the young Irish giant and athlete, in the
famous sketch of "Tom and jerry" He
will be assisted by Mr.. Tom Kelly. The
knight of Arva' and the farce of "Mr.
and Mrs. Peter White" will also be pre-
senteI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

A Washington dispatch says: ut is off,
cially stated that Secretary Boutwell,, in his
next report. will strongly recommend the
necessary legislation for the payment in
Europe Of the interest on 80 much of the
loan as may hereafter be placed abroad.
This it is believed, will greatly extend the
European market for United States secu-
rites"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

The Emperor William, of Germany, is
now in his seventy-ffth year, but his hair
and beard alone betray his age. His COM
plexion is still fresh, and his powers Of en-
durance are Is great Is ever It is thought
he owes his physical powers to his simple,
soldier-like mode of living, although he
comes Of strong and hardy family.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

CRUMBS SWEPT UP-By T. Dewitt Tai
madge. A largo number of copies of this
work have recently been sold in this city on
subscription. It is, beyond question, re-
markable production, and is likely to be-
come one Of the text books of polite society.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

After the rain had nearly ceased last
night, and between ten and eleven o'clock,
the thermometer fell rapidly. This morn
ing, according to the prospects at midnight,
coal fires and warm overcoats will be COM
Portable in New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

The secret of addressing children well ia
to help them to think up toward your level
instead of trying to talk down to their
level. As to language, doubt whether .
minister ought ever to use word in any Of
years can not understand. The Great
Teacher never used . big word.-T7eodore
Cxtlev.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

"The first bird shot in Ameriky," }" said an
Irish sportsman, "was a fork-upine-pork-
upine. 1treed him under hay stack, and
shot him withNa barn shovel. The first time
hit him missed him, and the second time
hit him hit him in the same place where
/ missed him the first time"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

An unsophisticated parent in Portsmouth
New Hampshire, observed with pain thai
his first-born had NO teeth, and hastened to
remedy the "deformity" BY purchasing =
fifteen dollar set Of molars, which he handed
to the nurse, with the remark that the bsby
should not suffer if he had to wear only one
shirt a week
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

There is . weeping among the pretty
parture Of battalion of the Sixtieth Rifles.
the only detachment of her msjesty's reeu.
lars in that famous city. The officers of the
Sixtieth are mostly handsome young fel-
lows, and great favorites in Canadian 90.
ciety.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
DRAFT HORSES.


Best stallion for four years old and over. so
Best stallion three years old, and under four 30
Best stallion, two years old, and under three IS
Best stallion, one year old. and under two Is
Best gelding, four years old and over ~ 40
Best mare, four years old and Over-breeder 10
Best mare three years old. and under four
vA0oucA ................. ~
Best mare, two years old, and under three
Best mare, one year old and under two
UAecV0A': Is
(Owners Of brood mares shall make affidavit of
the fact, or show q colt bv the mares side)
The races will consist of trials of private
double teams to harness, to have been
driven as team at least thirty days, best
two in three, to road wagons.
The entries will close on Sunday evening,
at halfpast four o'clock.
In conformity to the wishes of exhibitors,
entries will be received at the Office of the
secretary, on the Fair Grounds, and the
State Fair will be continued one week be-
yond the nine days first announced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

Ladies would do we'll to inspect the new
arrivals in dress goods at O'Donnell, Wem-
NETT & Co.'S, CAB and GAS Magazine street,
corner Of jackson, in DR.. Wade's new build
inu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19
The Opera House.

This evening the admirers of opera will
be charmed with Verdi's La Traviata," !" in
four acts. The opera Of "Le Chalet" in
one act, will also be produced. Prices of
seats for Sunday may be ascertained by
consulting small bills.