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~. BALTIsIoRE MARKETS: 4

BALTIMORE. May; a.--Fiour firm aud pficc2 urI-ss
changed. Wheat firm bni scarce at s9aaaI5. Corn
asfH7sc. Oats dull atF ye quiet and r,1s
changed. Provisions dull. Pork unchnnged. Bulk
Sides &c. iBacon-Shoni Gs1sc.; RIB sides, aiS
Ee; clear sides, Zl@sc sugar-cnrcd hams, 13Giasc,.
atssGIsS.c. SSf' tSs - f4sfi,tl 1919
Virginia consols, Oh West virgtnias, II. 1iorth
Carolinu's, old, 81; new, '2n-alJ bids.
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HusTlSSs CUlRT.--ln this court OH yester-
day only civil business was disposed of.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MaRKET.

: BALTIMORE. May 9.-Catilc inactive; very bcston
5aMec.; receipts, 93a saes e2l Hogs--Full supply,
With good demand at 531elc.; receipts, eSIs. Sheep
heavy; Increased receipts have caused adtrline,
6l9c. receipts, $500.
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Rithmond 9ispatfh.


nU THE CIRCULATION OF TUE DIS.
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CoNfBrNEn
OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY
OF TIE CITY.
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n,zn,ehnnan Reaeae DYING
England.

NEW YoRK, May 9.--The death OF BlI-
chanan Reade, the poet, is hourly expected.
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d Just received and flor sale a splendid assortment
az rustic frskets and vases at MoRFoN's hover
garden, corner Of 1lain and eservoir streets IS
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f,10lS. SHOES, tXc.

lNrNNtl> THOMAS. ~
I ..,.lr,.rt-HFK or hSn DEALER I>SE
t.rtrS AND SHOES, ~
> IT, Er,uj >irvr;. between Fourth and fl,th,
Richmond. VI.
, l.~.,. aS.nri men, OF Baltimore Philadrlphia.
-.r,r.s-iIDt,' " nrk OF every description.
er.... ..4g ,"nc IN the mrattSt and best manner.
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: ELECTION TIcKETsI.-0 Our country anu clty
friends ran have tickets printed &C inc
Dispatch oiiee u short notice and on the nost rca'
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I,ERMs OLE ADVERs1YsINea:

noon n lin IN order TO give the members an op-
portunity 70 attend the, memorial celebration
ana ~ listen 70 the address Of General Wade s
Hampton. .',3 z. sfss'';7t g q
r The Introductory sermon VIM Be preached
Tonight, ee''stS '. s''sa {
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.Cenfs. .ITonsel Rursssd. VI ~ ss.pas
& PARIS, KY, May 9slThe seossrtahosss, a,,sss.s
clerks Office at this place have been burned.
The Eeeords were saved. g
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The RELIGIOUS HEnALDiis read In every neigh
borhood In the South. .,sfg,.zr ,ssfr....t.,1..,
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.rt niE~.--'l'hc attention of IL -rSss
| :I.- T. ..>h,d :" lhc following styles just R&A
. .,.-.,s ,.2.. Mobile Ties, Very rrcity.E HN
..tr: spanish ButtIu Shoes, very S~s-
anS Me; h"Ily Warden, very pretty, new
arUci kid aud F0Acl Button Boots; with u
G. oI s!i other ic>. Call N i2O3 NAH.
#4..y- JnTI\ & PACE
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The RELlGIoUs NERALD. Is the organ 'of 4oa'o'
Baptists:-a good advertising medium, sr, -,
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old EEFh
IL Dominion Steamship Corppany's le-nsSsaEseH
CANT side-wheel, steamship WYANohE .Cap-
O'Clock T.. NJ. Freight received until o'clock p. M.
Through bills OF lading slgued, and goods for
warded with dSpatch'to all points norlii; south,
e:.st aud west. Close connections Dade with Culard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare Sl2 !; steeraee, So, ronnd-rtp
tickets, SaO. For freight OF passage, apply to
: '-',-' 00-E JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, - -
nv Sat No. 3 Governor street., 4,
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ZONE TO BALTaoRE.--Goyernor Walker
and an Colonel Owens left the city yesterday
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! Ik. &. Is. STEEL. DENTIST, GsG3
CTHr
i'!IliL. G23 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
Special aitcltun paid to the fRESERF ALTON
81 l. iural teeth tiicial ones inserted on e.',s
,,,., I.4I fe ly-eCd3m
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

FOR NORFOLK. p'O RT'S -HI !
Il MOUTH, AND DWAY-LANDIHGSssEsssazkk -
ON JAMES RIVER.-The elegant steamer PALI-
SADIE, Captain NELSON, will leave her wharf lat
Virginia Steamship aud Packet Compauy,s slleds)
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY
at 81 O'Clock 4. NJ Freight received every dag from
must be prt paid. Apply to- tsls;ssSjt' SE8 ss1-st3
On and after FRIDAY NEXT the hour Of depar-
turc from this city Will be O'Clock a. M Instead
Of o'clock, Us heretofore &, I'll! BIO, -;
my9 D. H ROGERS. Agent.
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DUN, ri NJ.
LIME AND CEMENT,

IME, LIME, LiME.-Thc Lime manu-
! factnrrd by ia Botetourt county; Known as
WILSON Or ROO 'kEILLE LIME, Will hereafter
ne Iu, upon iiic market under the name or INDIAN
RttCh LIME. Orders icr which may he LETT al cur
once, NC. 1JG3 Dock street.
DILLON, ELLETT & co.
November ". 1871, M 2a
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WINES. LIQUORS. TOBACCO, &c.

RICHMOND. VA, March .5. 1872.
tyFs>RS. GREENHOW Il MEREDITH,
VI RICHMOND. EA.-tiESTLEMEN | have
.,,ir au examination Of thr sample oi BIN
.niEiHEk " MHISkEY You scnt mca rev caya
>!a1c Tor analysis, and lind II Il very pure aftcic-
l.r, from fii- ni.. or amy adnlier,Iion.
DIR. Ecry ITALY, ". I'll ilnaM,
Analytical Chemist.
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,,y COWARD1N & ELLYSON.
.,S,,.-,SvARIA1sY IN ADVANCE.
nsT. STRANEp. &C.

- Vs riymy milk. One Ind n hell nn.x&uA-.-
90" , lr: inC other had her horns split near The
s >n n"ss ss sst@ sraS fTs sso req 14a fES S SoL
..,C:, ,f,ip viii he paid; lnit should they tasc
tHH r., NIL give $50 for the conviction Of tho
j.. ~ ~3"N" r,a,I,-1tsl 4. l.. NORRIS.
,,1fr 70 Ny PLACE ON THE{Ea.S
{ 49, ,E,;E HtEk-EEp COW With.sGsSA-.
.S'.'.r >l.c & IN inw orscr The owner Will
; F. G' '~"' Fh fnERICk RETTS.
a.st'. New NnIth road
ucar Nrsaow-Rrtdup road
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EOR NEW YORK.-VTginia .sEF@>
IL Steamship and Packet Company g nsaisssz.
SCoTT, will leave her wharf at Rockets ON FRI
DAY, May 10, at O'Clock =. NJ. connecting with
steamers for Eall river and Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills lading given to
all southern. EASTERN and western ,rlaces aiso 10
EuroDe gund Australia. Cabin passage, Sl0: steer
age Sj round-tip tickets, SIS. For freight or pas
sage, apply to 3li ID. j. BURR. President -
'e~' 1914 Main street.
RS U CIIA,BrHI AISE, Agents, Pier 10 North
river New York. ;l..l. .s.,-,.s,,.l y. my 7-4t e
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arertIse in fine RELreIours HERALD

DOUBLE PErusfAs in bloom at MOTIONS howe
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WHlskEYS, RUM, &c.-PURE OLD
" RYE WIuSkEY. RECTiFIED WlilSkEn
all e.tttca: ruRF y. T.. MOLASSES ri NJ. FRUIT
bkANDlE~. All kinds: and Il general assortment "i
ihE~, In Slur. and for sale by
r. COURTNEY JENKINS.
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
~" l,3 south Fourteenth street, below Cary
li.N
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CWEET HAVANA ORANGES,

~ BANANAS
- szsPfNEAPPLEa and ~ ts1Is
SWEET ORANGES, ...tz 4
Just received by ANDREW. PizzTSf, JR.s.
;. ap 10 Lua !-r.1..rlEt fll oO1 breaa stFEssl's
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DOWHATAN, q STEAAlBOATSSIJi
COAlPANY'S -
-u.-. TpIWEFIiIjY LINE 2I37 s''tis7fS

DOWHATANsls STIIA IAMBOATSAS[sIIsI5{
i COAlPANY'S Essac2sSE.
s TRI-WEEKBY LINE '''' '''''''>+
BALTIMORE AND AZ II POINTS SOUTH AND
WEST, In CUNSECIIOS WITH BALIl- 5ass
MORE AND ONO AND NORTHERN
r-.ts5 -Df.' CENTRAL RAILROADS.. -, .'.'
The steamers Of this line leave their wharf NJ
Rockets every Monday and "Wednesday nl9ht at
high tide, aud on saturday at o'clock II st. 80, &:
Freight received every day up to half-paI O'Clock.
p NJ Saturdays until haif-past io'clocKf II N. o.
Passage. ~. ''Vs.
For freight or passage apply to
NH 7-aIn r's WlLLl!AMP. BREYT.AsenL
TAMEs RIVER STEAMBO OAT SaSIIls II
y COMPANY.-FOR. NEW. YORK ,ds,s. sss,
By LAND AND WATER.- New and popular r nrst-
class route to New York vim James river ana me a.
peake Bay to Baltimore, and from thence py tau 70
PhiladcInhia and New York. .x.sl,g
Il Fare to New York. oS =
s. PhiIadelpbia,, ,..s.s'... ~
:" Baltimore, .'.....''.;,SS 9S II
Tickets sold aud baggage checked tiroug vi Saroef
& Co.'S Express, No s26 Main street, and ou board
steamer Ell1i HancoX. ,.,e ,,,, o,,.u,,
The above varied route commences itsen espesIaHy
to tourists aud pleasure-seekets enabling tIein 70
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP anu @ see =, otngr ~
points of Interest on JAMES RIVER bf DAY
LIGHT l.. b. TATuM, Genfrli Agent
James River Steamboat Company.
sOfice Ninth and Main streets AMI ~ -
mol ..s....- .ftrs. gs..y i L.l..--. ~
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Dr.. Boyce and Dr. Jeter made feeling and
appropriate remarks concerning the death Of
Drs. j. B. Taylor and A. n. Poindexter; !;
and q committee was appointed to draft reso-
lutions expressive of the sense of the. Con-
vention on the death of these distinguished
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The regular spring term
commences ut the county courthouse this
morning. The petit jury will he called to-
morrow.
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in Italy, and fourteen missionaries in Africa.
The receipts for the last year were S3l.ooo.
For the next year the Board ask for S'5,ooo.
The report was referred to several appro-
pirate committees on the different features OF
the work. Next heard report OF the
DOMESTIC MISSION BOARD,
located at Marion, Ala. This report was
read by DR.. NJ. T. sumnaa One hundred aud 1!t
seventy-seven missionaries were employed
In the southern States and Indian Territory
during the past year, who had baptized 3,ios
converts. Receipts, s3s, 600. This report
was similarly referred to appropriate, commit y y
tees. The report Of the .4y, - s&,
-. 80 sUsDAY-scHoOL BOARD s..s:si
was next presented, and was read by Rev. .
Boykin. 1t shows that there are 4,33S Sun
day-schools connected with the churches O
the Convention, containing PIT 200 scholars
The Board publish 80, 600 copies of KIND
Words, the Sl1nday-sehooi paper Of tht
southern Baptists. The receipts were sf4,
600. &, This report was referred in Ike man
ner to appropriate committees w, Nor
ton, Esq, Of Russellville, Ky., was reelected
treasurer. Rev. George Bershyhead, chiel
OF the Cherokee Indians remaining in NORTH
Carolina, was introduced to the Convention
and madea statement of wants Of his tribe,
and received liberal contribution. The
President read deeply interesting Letter
from, u -l.s s, ss4s 4 ,s.t /
TUNG cHAu CHURCH, CHINA,
which was referred for suitable respc cnsettc
committee consisting of Rev. Drs. Jesea
and y. A. Broadns and A. F.. Crane, Esq. /
On invitation nom the Ladies' Memorial
Association, the Convention resolved y sd.
iourn at hals.past O'clock to-naoEraH attez'
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senator TrEmbuIl. of Illinois.

| : i a,,,ara,,+ "a a,-ar,Lnd,. !. ,y,,-i.,,,,
IN ,L,+ ,,.,a,, rrn,,I,.i1
/ "a rho Eeal ~. -},n ami ca. l!a,'I,;i;oa,
! r,r+ ,, Io b.. tar,, -, '''i
.In,,- b,. 49,, ,I',,i
n,Iitira1 u,,it, of ,,urnos h. -r,i.+ 4;l,.,o'
! t;n, av+op,,l n,t.r mon, =. ~, -
t;nIns nm, - ,,cqrIE. = s.t,... ;,i''
+ ,y5r,-
rr,r:nbrI l.f..r. -oro,no,, I,ro-;-.o,,. ~,
%.r,-nr ~ lis uru,os;t;ons ot, ,,.,.,.,,l,,+
a,.3 La ie 1..,.r 9, ,-o.,l- nr 81, o+.....-;,,,,to
rs tn te ,nIrarrd N an,, ctlrr t.ersnr.S
r]atlorm. His uositiDns are his oyr and
ijs dearqs- friends can NOT caup+ ,1,.,r lin,
+, come INFO tLrIr coalifjons l. sihr,,larjv
alnrars that ever, 4l,. ,,Iittnr;n., I;oIe,n +,
tia prasi,Iar.r - as c.,IJ ON n7oa+ - - ,,,, W
pose TO his r6rioDs char1ctrr rs -ha f. aynr
Of his state constituency or tie 4,sarI ot
the makers nf o,injou within +he t.nnh.
Erau ranks.
LYMAN TrUmbuu borders unon sixtv
wears Of age. and comes of that celebrated
Irumhull family in Connecticut Uhi..;, has
given America IL foreign countries tLe
name of Brother .Jonath3n-,Jonothau he
ing Washinoton's Genial anneIlat,nn of Ion
atLan TrunhuU. Governor of Connection
in revolutionary times. Trumhuu lest his
home in the Nutmeg State very early in life
10 90 to GEORGIA and teach school ~ mako
his own living. The TrumhuIls had hcnn
all uer,cyrrinr. sne,nIatipo. irscIlec-
tua! men. Let any man read thc Iifa of
Trumbnll. the nojnt,r, who.e hondiwnri- ia
now a part of the eornamcntotiun of tho Can
itol, ana exnIorc his ass1dunIs snrcessis
over John Randolph and .he ccns,iin,,s
South htin critics of that ,}ay .u,d sno Inc ~,
tent, laborious pertinac,ty in ,olj,cfir.r H..
portraits of many commonrlace people ,t
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FOREIGN.
Ministerial Crisis in Spnin-The Mexican
RevOlutiOn-Arfivai of General Sher.
man nj .IarseiIjes,

MADRID. January I-There is again g
ministerial crisis in consequence OF the ap
poiItment OF Senor Torres Mora to succeed
General CrespO as second in command in
Cuba, and Of General Morales as successor
70 the officer in the military direction of the
eastern department of the island.
ROME, January l.-Emanuel was received
today on the Ouirinal.
San FRANCISCO. January l.-Mexican adj
vices report the government merely hold
ing the revOlntionists of Neuvo Leon in
check, the Whole available force being used
to crush Dlaz. DIaz. after several engage
ments. was compelled to retreat into Oaxica.
The troops sent by Diaz TO invest Querrara
We're defeated and driven back TO OaXica.
Western coast except Oaxica and port of
MaZatlon quiet and in possession of the
federal authorities.
LONDON, January 1.-The Prince of Wales
is reported much improved today.
The Queen will probably open Parliament
IN person.
PARIS, January |. General Sherman las
arrived at Marscilles.
Negotiations are on foot for the formation
OF Bank des Cominunes, with a colossal
capital. One firm subscrihes 10000. 600
francs Its object is to use the credit of the
communes for municipal purposes.
President Thiers gave the usual reeep-
ton to the diplomatic body today. No
speeches were made.
MADRID, January l.-Rumors of minis
terial crisis are denied. No confirmation is
given Of the recall of Minister Roberts
from Washington: but should it prove true.
there is little douot that Admiral Palo
would be his successor.
ROME. January 1.-The King of Italy re
ceived ambassadors to-day. He hoped for
the continuance OF the concord which had
cont ri hmtpd so much tn the ,II,ity- of Tta1y
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DOthebOS>s Halls pnralgeIe,

\ committee, employed in investigating
the alleged cruelties committed at the Sus-
quehanna Valley Home for Children, near
Bnghamton New York, by Superintendent
Van Epps, have made public their report.
censuring the superintendent and the board
of managers. According to the evidence
given at the investigation, boys and girls
al the home have been stripped naked.
taken into damp and chilly cellar called
the bathroom. and subjected to a cold bath.
by being plunged into the water and having
it dashed over them from pals Sometimes
smart-weed switches have been used upon
them while in the bath. This Van Epps
called ''healthful as well as disciplinarv.o
by this mans system the children. after
praying IN concert at the foot of their beds,
are put to bed by one another, Van Epps
leaving them after performing the pious
duty OF listening to their prayers. The lar
ger boys uudressed the smaller ones who
could not undres5 themselves No adult
"as left HI effafse IT them, afft4 in ease eff
sickness they were Compelled to help them
selves as best they might They we're not
permitted to nave n drink of water from
Supper-tour O'CLOCK until the next morn
tng Their food was measured out TO them.
and no child dared to ask for more none
OF them possessing the assurance of Oliver
Twist. The food was coarse and common.
and, as Van Epps said, mot what he would
give to boardlng-school children"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

FIRE THIS MORNING. Between twelve
and one o'clock this morning flames issued
forth from small one-storv frame building
corner of Delta and Lafayette streets, oppo-
site the Pontchartrain railroad depot.
The building was occupied for the sale of
liquors by the glass or in larger quantities,
and was known as barrel house. About
half dozen steamers and several hand en-
gines poured on water, and when the build
ing was nearly slmesl the fire was extin-
guished, without further loss than to the
building and contents. The blaze gave the
appearance Of a big tire> Tut it did not
amount to much.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

States. They manufacture everE kind Of stick ard
Pofe rsn4y Art. drops, s,t4A ererr Kind nt
bon bons and kisses lozcnges and hundred, OF dil-
:ereIt candies. Also agents of Dr.. Henltvs cele-
Irated VIE and cocktail bittcrs; and keep con
santv Oh hand all kinds of wines and liquors. Also
a arge stock Of fireworks and fire crackers. Mer
claLd:se delivered in the city free of dIavage, and
for country orders free Of drayage tie steam boat
landings and depots
Eight good candy makers wanted. TO whom
viii be given steady employment. del2 I'm cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
GROVER 4 BAKERS

CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE
Defeated the eight leading SHUTTLE STITCH Ma
CHIMES at the fif.h grand State Fair of Lou
isiauq
Received the only GOLD MEDAL at the third an.
rual State Fair of Mississippi.
Has received more FIRST PREMIUMS for best II a.
chimes and mashine stitching than all the com
petition combined in Mississippi. Alabama, Lou.
.-!ana and Texas, and has the peoples verdict
Il tie above States, the sales being greater
than that of any other machine. Ii is the ac
kuowledged Southern fivorite.
Geaeral Southern office 1872 Canal street New Or
leans. dc22 In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

y London surgeon is reported to have
successfully applied the magic lantern to the
study of diseases of the skin A transpa-
rent photograph of the skin is taken, and
then placed in a magic lantern A strong
hydro-oSygen light casts the figure enlarged
On white sheet, and in this way the small
est details are brought out with astonishing
minuteness.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

Ayoung gentleman well known in society
was discovered the other evening, by
young lady on whom lie had called, mount
ed ON chair in front of the mirror admir-
ing the set of his inexpressibles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
WANTED.

.rn-IS A FAMILY OF THREE, TWO
3EDD;pIS German IT Engish-one TO
re "a IRON. the other to take care Of a
81 an1 1aeneral housework References re-
9 c.1I az At No. I2G Prytania street. de0
:. POSITION AS GOyERNESS OR
TtDo, 10 a lady. Would take the en-
apanieo apane or two children, and instruct them.
o. one rrfned and correct German; also,
Is arIIaIish Is a good housekeeper.
u Opje"' MRS. HAVELATD,
No 2U9 Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

The following conversation took place at
the cemetery of Montmartre on All Souls
Day: Lady in black-'How much is this
wreath! La marchande-"Five francs"
Lady i'll black-"Good gracious. If were
to give five francs for wreath, my hus-
band would rise from his grave to reproach
me. tie was so economical-the poor, dear
mani"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

An Indianapolis paper records that a six
year Old daughter of a prominent citizen,o
beng called upon tor d toast. produced
Rips famous sentiment, slightly altered,
Heres your good health and your family's,
may you all live long as possible"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

The Danbury Ners speaks of a detected
individual who asked the editor what the
charge was for inserting notice of the
death of his wife. On being told that it
would be done tor nothing, he frightened
mp considerably, and observed that death
had been robbed of half its terrors."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
PANIE PLANTS FOR SALE.
Crescent City Rnmie Planting
AID
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

RAMIE PLANTS, securely packed for sLippi ng
for sale by the thousand at reasonable rates
Terms-Cash VIXEN ordered.
Books of subscription to the capital stock Of this
company are now open at the office No. l22 Caron
delet street. WILLIAM HALL, President.
ErvARD ToxlTT, Treasurer ocl8 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

1t Is said William NJ. Tweed has no desire
to enter the kingdom of heaven since he has
read Revelations, xiv, J. and learned that
there will be NlI.pers .hcre
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

D1luth is the most hopeful place in the
country. 1t las now population of $500,
but expects an increase Of 10000 next year
by immigration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

- recent trial in london new pro-
ies-i'2 was developed. A witness alleged
that he was IN early caller" and that he
supported himself by calling people in the
morning. His business hours were from 3
A. N. till ), and his first customers were
bakers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, UNION STA

I NNILLIiM PHILLIPS, UNION sTA.
w bles, No. 1870 Calliope near St Charles street
has 3 V ery accommodation IN the line of Pleasure
and Fam ly carriages such as hacks, brettes phse
tons bugges. etc, for the use of the pubic, and
l. at rates to correspond with the sringency Of the
+ times All hacking done below tariff rates or
dels for weddings, balls, picnics, races, etc, vii
be attended to to guarantee satisfaction. ]
am a lso prepared to hire vehicles (alenel to par
ties having their own horses. lelo ly
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WHOLE NUMBER l447.
BY TELEG A'P H .

BY TELE CIR AP H.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
NEW YEARS IN WASHINGTON
WEATHER UNFAVORABLE
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN
EMANUEL IN THE QUIRINAL
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION
PACIFIC STORMS UNABATED
The Pacific Railroad Blocked
THE ALEXIS HUNTING PARTY
ABSCONDING KU-KLUx
GENERAL SHERMAN IN FRANCE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
FOR SALE.

veI FCR SALE.-THE ESTAR-
Manfuown as the JACKSON saw snLL, i, !!
nen isree in the ~ iAFI District Of this
a. on Wpoland strcet and the Convent, is
lun ee -, all its implements complete,
aid borses. mules, etc, the proprle-
III ss'o 'sstire from business. Said mil is
( fpsfo act running order, is now running,
% pn,ined in al lis parts and details
eaad n doing good business For par
.Hly Oh '' PIrALUGUE & PETIT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

TIE BEST OF ALL HoLIDAY pREsESvs.-A
Grover s Baker sewing machine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
WASHINGTON.

No Unusual Incidents-New Years Cere-
s-UnfavcrnbIe Weather.
WAsHISGTOS, JANUARY mo unusual in
cidents today. New Years ceremonies
were observed as usual. Weather uut;i-
yorable.