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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

The new trade catalogue of Messrs. t. T.
Palmer, printed by l.. Graham Il Co., NO.
70 Cam p street, is ehefd@ere in the . art
preservatiye of arts" Got up on tinted
paper, the setting of each page stands out
pretty as picture in a frame, while the
rule and figure work can not be excelied.
The tableaux are mapped out in all the gio-
RES Of hair lines and ornamental work, and
as specimen Of New Orleans job printing
this book should be fled away and pre-
served
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

Mr.. Dominick Murray closed an engage
mept at Cleveland, Ohio few days since.
The Herald says: 1--WE can but relterate
formerly expressed opinions, that Mr. Muir
ray has no superior to-day as a representa-
tive of the better quality of Irish charac-
tiers, and is, besides, an actor Of intelligence
and genius in other portions Of the drama
We hope that when Mr.. Murray returns
from Europe-which he is now about to
visit, and intends to bring back number
of new plays-that he will meet with the
encouragement and consideration that his
merits are entitled to-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17


There is something about litigation that
few people understand when they engage
in its uncertainties. This is the question
of costs. For instance&the celebrated
Tichborne. ease in England furnishes us
with body to our text. Many years ago
one of the sons of the Earl of Tichborne
sailed away to sea in huff at his treat
ment as the younger son, and IN one OF
his voyages was wrecked and drowned.
He was wild young man and kept bad
company. In Australia he made the ac-
quaintance of boon companion named
Orion, also an Englishman, and the two
We're very suspiciously connected IN GER
tain transactions that closely resembled
highway robbery. They had to leave the
country, and in voyaging to Brazil the
vessel was wrecked and young Tichborne
was drowned, together with all the passen-
gers except Orion. This man, thus singu-
larly saved, remained away many years,
but in the meantime ne kept up CORE
spondence with his sister in England. By
and-by he heard of the death of the elder
brother of his associate, Tichborne, and
that the real estates had fallen to the i'll
fated companion Of his voyage. He re-
turned to England at last, and after
long concealment, during which
time lie made himself familiar
with all the facts concerning the Itch
borne family and estates, he presented
himself as the younger and long-lost
Tichborne He had tamiliarized himself
with all the incidents in the life Of the
heir, both while associating with the
younger Tichborne and by inquiries among
the dependents Of the family; and his per-
sonation was so complete that the mother
of the lost Earl accepted him as her son
and swo point-blank to his identity. Ee
commenced a suit to establish his rights
over the earldom, bat the collateral kins-
men contested tie matter firmly and per-
sistently, and after vesy doubtful struggle
succeeded in beating the imposter through
some Of his own contradictions. This is
the story, and now tor the fact that both
ers US The expense Of this litigation is
to be saddled upon the estate, and as the
costs are estimated at million of dollars,
and the real heir, who is youth, is told
that the estate, which has a rent roll of
ninety thousand dollars per annum, will
pay off this Indebtedness by the time he
reaches his majority. How comes it that
these costs foot up so much? And how
comes it that they are made to fall upon
an innocent party? Can Judge Cooley
satisfy us herein?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

The parish committee, at meeting held
on Friday night last, appointed committees
to inquire into and collect information con-
corning the manner of distribution
of official patronage within the parish OF
Orleans. and TO call the attention OF otii-
Gals having the dispensaticn of patronage
to their shortcomings wherever discovered
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

Mr.. w. II Henning, Of No. IS Camp
street. has one of the most extensive grocery
establishments in the city, and his stock In
cludes wines, champagnes and McEwan's
ale. Read his advertisement, and purchase
vonr family supplies at Henning's.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

The Sheriff ct the parish of Orleans VIII
sell at auction tomorrow, at five o'clock +.
NJ, on the premises, No. SO Baronne street
First District. the contents and fixtures OF
an upholsterers store. Also, the lease OF
nremises Nos. 81 and SO Baronne street,
same district. For particulars and terms,
see advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

There is an UPSTREAM owned by some
bows of a sportive character in Cleveland,
that has never been outrun BIZ any dog IN
a fair street race. The can always gives
the dog the start, but always comes in neck
and neck, or slightly ahead on the home
o+rafch
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

If it is scandalous in the Democratic
Parish Committee TO charge the Times
with being in favor Of social equality be
cause at this very late day it has concluded
to accept of the political equality Of all
men, what was it for the Times to accuse
Us in the same fashion for four years?
The of;ense Of the Tines was done will
fully and wickedly, for it knew better.
while the sin of the Democracy is con-
doned by the ignorance of that party in
regard to the mistake which it perpe-
trates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

We received from the New Orleans post
Office yesterday the Baton Rouge Gazette
cane: of February u. 1t arrived at the
postoffice here month after the date. The
same mail brought the Sugar Planter OF the
seventeenth of February. The mail pouch
has, probably, been on trip to California
as, instead of coming down the river by
boat. it came in on the jackson railroad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

The Pieay,.ne comes out squareiy Tor
Grant and the Times comes out as squarely
against him. This indicates clash OF views:
what are the reformers going to do about
it! There must be even sailing some way;
this thing will have to be looked into.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

A rawberry festival, for the purpose OF
erecting St. Johns Episcopal Church, in
the Fourth District, Will be held at the
Lvceum Hall on the second, third, fourth,
fifth and sixth Of April. We suppose It will
be in some respects fair, with strawberries
az the chief feature. We hope the manag-
ers and conductors Of the enterprise will
have every reason to be satisfied with the
rpc11t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

Mierovitch is the most recent tenor ds
covered He was a Russian street mehdl-
cant when Pauline Lucca picked him up:
few months.agO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

The Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans VIII
sell at auction, on Tuesday next, the nlne-
teenth instant, tstore No. 6S Fulton street.
First District. FIVE barrels Of whisky.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

Lady Yarmouth asked Garriek one Gay
rbr love was always represented as child.
He replied: because love never reaches
-;,e aoe of wisdom and experience"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

The Empress dowager of Brazil has freed
40 slaves upon her plantation of Macacos,
recently sold, and has provided for the sup
mort of the infirm and aged among them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

At the Academy of Music this evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bandmann viii appear IN
David Garrick or, Only an Actor, and
the GREAT drama of the "Corsican Brothers"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
MARRIED..

/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saturday, March ~ 10
at the residence of the brides parents p nc nt
Rev Mr.. Hilton Miss NAh1 JAsE 30 M ra,,a6s
West.
st. Louis. Montreal and Barrie papers anu
Hand sboro Democrat, please copy.t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

A Fort Wayne woman was married frst
to Robb, second to Robbins and tnlra 70
Robinson. She will have to take hoo'lh
Grandson naxt,-Eostcn sAdrert'se'''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
ID L r d.:

WASHINGTON-On Saturday, March 10, al o
A N JOHN S. WASHINGTON, aged sixtV:lWo
years. a native of King George county, virginia
and a resident OF this city over thirty years
Funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 1877 Canal street. Sunday, seventeenth instant
at four o'clock Pm. The friends of the family OF
his SONS, Fred $. and Henry t. WASHINGTON
of Gerard Stith, and Of his son-n-la j. ". FAR
fax are requested to attend without further notice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

Some one has discovered that the summit
of hemlock tree almost always leans TO-
ward the east.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

The sudden conversion Of all the iea'-
mo reformers to the social equality ooc-
.trine may be explained on the groune.' a.
asserted by prominent reformer' 'na'
we need their votes.
'But you are not in earnest sogseS'7'
abystander.
's'No, certainly not, but VIII ni"Ae ''-9
colored people believe we are
''Maybe not -
s.My dear, sir, said Mr.. Reformef'
who, by the way, is an old slaveholaer'
"a niger will believe anything when you
promise him an advantage
The estimate the reformer places upon
the colored mans intelligence is certainly
very high!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
Aids.

MILITARY COMPANIES.
Invited GUESTS lin carriages.
INVITED ASSOCIATIONS.
BRANCHES OF THE HIBERyr, ASsOCIAI
In Numerical Order
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

If Messrs. Avegno, Meteye ana oiei
lnow az much about the criminal code a.
they appear to know about that antlqa ,,r
b1mbug, the code of honor, they kno"
that thew have laid themselves open to
criminal prosecution for violating the law
AGAINST dueling. That they have set a o''o
example to the entire population by voiun
tarily engaging in a lawless pfoceedlne :!
and by publishing their own oftenSe Is
what we know on the subject. Poor men
who TINS violate the law are hauled over
the Goals in Judge Abell's court Are these
gentlemen to escape? Is the law %l'heiea
in one of its branches? Will the f0renlan
of the grand jury enlishten a curious pup
lie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
UP TO THE TIMES.
TIME Is MONEY!!
PEOPLES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
No. liza CarOndeler Street.
In Davidsou's Row

ESTABLISHED JANUARY, 1871.
This institution being founded on the Most lib
era and progressive principles is fourishIng. Tie
people learn that here their sons and daughters
can learn much more, and in half the time, than at
common schools etc. Save your time and money,
and send at once where teachers Of experience ard
ability may in a few short months qualify you for
any business capacity. ANY or all the commercial
branches taught here in halt the usual time, a.
moderate rates.
Positions guaranteed to those Who graduate 4
penmanship and bookkeeping
Agents wanted. Allliv persons apply
PROFESSOR A. I. SELONER.
mill Ii 2nE PRINCIPAL.
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500. coo In PREMIUMS.

SMITH GRAND STATE FAIR
OF TIE
MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSO-
CITATION OF LOUISIANA
VIII be held on the Fair Grounds, in the civ n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17

April "A, 2j, 20, 2., Is, % and 30. 1S.a.
Exhibitors are invited from every section OF
America. The books are open for the entry of
Machinery Wares, Merchandise, stock Agricul.
tural Products. Fruits Vegetables, etc at the
once OF the Association, in Mechanics Institute
Stockholders are requested to call at the office
and receive their tickets for 1872 and information
felatnS TO their duties at the coming Fair. Only
fifty new stockholders can he added to the Associag
ton with the balance of stock on hand. Those de-
sl1ng to become stockholders will make their an
pllcatlOn at once.
For further information see Premium Catalor?,s
winch Will be sent TO any address free of charge
LUTHER HOMES
Secretary and Treasurer
New Orleans. February TO- 1872. mills lmDNW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-17
Branch No. :.

Ire procession being formed, will take q
me OF march at half-past twelve O'Clock lrfa
II the following order:
JAMES GRANT. GRAND MAsS
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Married.

AIKMAN-CoLE.--At the residence OF the bride g
parents. on Wednesday, June II, by the Rev.
Thomas II. Jacobus, CHARLES NJ. ALTMAN to Al
BERTINE s., daughter Of j. j. Cole, Esq, Hillside,
NJ j.
Reconsideration Thursday, June 10, at New
town, l.. l., by the Rev. DR.. Cox, GUsTAvUs BAYLEs
to Miss HENNiE c. FoorE. No cards.
BUTLER-LAwRENCE-On Thursday. June 10, at
the residence of the bride, in This CITY, by the Rev.
g. II. Houghton, ID. D., DR.. GEORGE II. BUTLER TO
HENRIETTA LOUISA LAWRENCE.
CAMPBELI-GRIEB-On Tuesday. June IL, at
Carlisle, Pa. by Rev. Brockhost Morgan, Mr..
GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, Jr., to ANNA, daughter Of
General Grier, United States Army.
CoNKLIN-HEARsEY.-0n Wednesday, June II, by
LIN OF Brooklyn, to KATE H., daughter OF James H.
Hearsey, Esq, or Waterville n. Y. No cards.
CHAMBERs--VAN ARsDALE.-On Thursday, June
49, at the residence OF the brides father. by the
Rev. Talbot w. Chambers ID. d., GEORGE A. CHAN
BEERS, OF Chicago, to KATE, daughter OF Henry Van
Arsdale, NJ. d., OF this city,.
DALLY-CAsrRo.-On Wednesday, June IL, Mt the
Second Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, by the
Rev. w. w. Bowdish, THOMAS l.. p DAILY TO ABE
LAIDE A. daughter Of NJ. Il. Crasto, Esq, all OF Har
lem.
HART-NEsTELL.-0n Wednesday, June IL, 1872, at
the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. A.
g. Wedekind, GEORGE w. HART, OF Chicago, to
IRENE NEsTELI, daughter OF John J. Nestcll OF New
YORK.
HAygs-wooD.-on Wednesday, June H. 1872, at
.ne residence OF the brides parents, ny tue Rev.
MI Mikels, PETER r. HAYES TO MARY EMMA, daugh
Yer OF Frederick r. Wood, all OF this city.
= HuNT-LE FEvRE.-On Wednesday, June IL, by
Kew. MI wallace, Lucy A. LIZ FEvRE, OF Green
wien, coma, to WILLIAM u. HUNT, OF 0tepo, n. Y.
HuHTNG-DiB8LE.-At the residence OF ]. A.
FIteh. Lithgow, New York, on Wednesday. June IL,
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While Thursday was in reality the last day for
the filing Of objections TO the awards and assess
ments in what has been characterized as the River
side Park Improvement swindle, the commissioners,
General C. X. Graham, Judge sutherland and W. G.
Trapbagen. yesterday entertained number OF fur
Their objections, and sat for that purpose at the
Office OF the Clerk, Mr. Purser, So Nassau street for
about two hours. During the day between seventy
and eighty persons filed objections, three-fourths
of whom, Mr.. Purser reports, were opposed to the
assessments, while the others objected to the
awards for damages. OF the latter class one or
two wanted an increase, OF fifteen per cent,
and the others claimed increase running
all the way from twenty to ninety per
cent. They backed up their claims for increase by
affldavts detailing the value OF the property taken
by the Commission for Park purposes. The Clerk
reports that all appear to be In favor OF the inn
provemens with the exception OF those assessed;
That, so far as heard from, the parties interested
are eight to one In favor Of the WORK being com
pleted. The Commission will sit for nine days
more TO hear argument the sessions commencing
at ten A. M. daily. IL appears that many delicate
legal questions as 10 the rights OF property owners
I'm the streets closed have been rniscd but the dis
cussion Of these points OF law will not likely take
place this week
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THE SMALLPOX IN HOBOKEN.

Notwithstanding the precautions taken against
the spread OF this malady throughout other por'
lions or Hudson county, the authorities OF Hoboken
continue to manifest much Indifference to the raw
aces which the pestence may spread in tina: city.
In one thickly populated tenement, named 'the
Barracks" two persons are reported to be now
suffering from the contagon. Near the
corner OF Adam and Third streets pa
tents are also stricken down with the
endemic The so-caed smallpox hospital Is In
adequate to the requirements or the sufferers, in
point of cleanliness and due attendance. The
wonder il that with fostering patches OF land,
the swamps and the icleaned localities In tho
outskirts or the city, the disease has not assumed
q more alarming aspect. The opinion Of the citizens
seems to be that immediate action should be- iakan
nv the uroper authorities,
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NEW YORK CITY.

Robert Schultz, aged sXty-iye, while delivering
goods yesterday morning at the store los and 10
Franklin street, suddenly fell down and instantly
expired. He is supposed to have been overcome by
the heat The body taken to the Sixth pre-
cinct station house, and Coroner Herman notified
John Gcary who stabbed a man named Meade
down in the First ward. last Saturday night, was
admitted to bail by Judge Bowling. at the Tombs
Police Court, Yesterday. M. Howe counsel for the
prisoner producing u certificate from the attending
physician to the effect that Meade is now past all
danger
A few days ago the apartments OF Michael O'Con-
nor, 100 East Forty street. were f0rciby
tered and property worth $50 stolen tberefrOm.
John Collins, Alexander Collins and Michael Carly
were arrested on suspicion OF being concerned i'm
the robbery and were held for trial yesterday at the
YOrkville Police Court.
Comptroller Green pad yesterday the rolls Of
the engineers, aXemen rOdmen, &C., OF Bureau OF
Sewers to June /, 1872 amounting to the sum Of
Sl77S9. The Comptroller is adjusting the claims OF
the contractors. which have been certified by the
Commissioners appointed under chapter $50 Of the
Laws OF 1872 and the work found upon thorough
examination by the engineers to be correct.
An unknown woman was found in an insensiblc
condition OH Thursday night on the sidewalk at the
corner OF sixth avenue and Waverey place and
was taken to the Ninth precinct station house,
will hold the inquest. An unknown woman dropped
dead at the corner Of New Bowery and New Cham
bers street, supposed TO be "A yagrant Coroner
Young was nOtiIed.
Samuel w. Martel y bposter, residing at ls4
East lid street yesterday procured the arrest OF
Henry J. Pauldng and Andrew O'Brcn, two men,
bers Of the same profession, on charge Of posting
bills on the fences and bill boards leased and owned
by the complainant. The defendants were ar
ragned before Justice McQuade, at the Harlem
Police Court, but waived an examination, and
elected to be tried at the General Sessions each
giving bail IN the sum OF $500 TO appear for trial
Richard McCruden, residing at No 30 West
Houston street, arrested by 0icer Hess, or the
Eighth precinct, on Thursday night upon complaint
OF Fred Miller, of No. 537 Third avenue VINO
charges that while passing the corner OF Houston
and Wooster streets, at late hour on luu,suay
night the prisoner seized hold Oh ms watch chln,
and. pulling his watch from MS vest pocket. ran
away with H. The prisoner arraigned before
Justice Ledwith at Jefferson Market, yesterday
morning. and denied the charge, but was heia Ior
examination.
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Seventh avenue, on SATURDAY, the 18th, at four

Seventh avenue, on Saturday the 18th, at four
Pm.
VACHE-At Newark, N. j., on Wednesday June
IL, 1872, Miss NARY AGI.AE VAcHR surviving daugh-
ter OF the late John vache, formerly OF this city.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend her funeral, from her late residence
corner Of Clinton avenue and High street, on Satur-
day, the 18th inst, at hafpast eleven O'Clock A. NJ
arriving at Newark at rs, where carriages will
be in waiting
WEsTERvELT.--At PiermOnt, N. Y, on Wednesday
June H. JAMES WESTERvrIT.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, on
Sunday June IL, at two z. NJ. Carriages In waiting
at Upper PitrmOnt on arrival OF the nine A. NJ train
from foot OF Chambers street.
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democratic party OF Jersey CITY," and who mod
estly demanded the appointment OF one OF their
number to III the place OF Mr. BuInsted.
The question naturally arose to the Executive
mind whether any OF the important individuals
before him had rendered any service In bringing
the corrupt officials TO Justice, and to this question
he was answered in advance OF the arrival OF the
deputatlon that none OF them had rendered any
such service save hut on the contrary, several
Of the number We're in active sympathy with the
cOnvcts. The Governor will make his appoint
ment, not out Of the ranks OF any barrOom or pot
house political jinta, but from the ranks OF 'the
people, az Distinguished from the politicians.
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FURNITURE.


radyATE SALE For LESS THAN TIA HALF osla
Fompadoar a brocsei Paror SUIT cost for si5o
40 saa
s css S s sss
wood ana painted MaitrsssS iqei Extsn;cn fa6s
H at ana street. BE-
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD
"a Furniture for sale property family leaving city;
s for sS one DO s DO s rosewood Psnos
GS $500 % sea ccs ysss nsa'
GlasswaTe Cutlery Linen rosewo1d walnut VIZ Hureau,
tresses Bedding: furniture servants apartment Mt
half cost Cali before purchasing elsewhere s. West 18th
St. near 9Th av.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNI.
tuIs and BEDDING At the Lowest 1--WE esfh price weekly
200 Eighth avenue, corner of Twenteth street
A MUST BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CAsH-PARLoR
a. Suits $7a Req suits SO Bedrsem Suits IS rosewood
dence ia West Twenty-siSth street
RAsGA,ss FOB cash Or on EASY TERMS AT
na
oeo %Sny
MONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTs-CARPETs
NI Furniture, Bedding, &e crSvrxo,,
3s4 and 3sG Third avenue, near Twentyeghth street
Prices lower than anv other house in the city.
DARLoR BEDS OF EVERY DEsCRIPTION-As so
bureaus, 5OOkcases, SECRETARIES &C.,
readily and nsiantaneosy adjusted all easy monthly
instalments. ~ Beeckcr street, South Fifth
DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN Is YEARS :
benumbing application; beautiful Teeth, 81; set $40;
bumpers for hollow checks speciality; sets repaired
J. JAY vIlLERS, l55 Grand street. near Broadway.
ASTROLOGY.
DRoFEssoR LISTER AsTRoLOGER, "A LEXINGTON
avenue near Twenty sixth street Terms, brief oral
ST. in iull, g.
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EYES AVID EARS

"A MANN formerly with Professor Boissonneau, q
Paris, makers and inserters Of the Improved Eye
Blocker street n B.These eyes endorsed by the
faculty.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

1)OsT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ending Saturday, Jnne IL 1872 will
close at this office Wednesday "A. M Thursday
at II A. NJ and on Saturday at 9 A M