New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-05


| Giant Killer" follows the circus entertain
meut of Mr.. James Robinson's champion
| company tonight at the Academy of Music.
| Yielding to the earnest demands of the
generous public, Mr.. Robinson has been
! persuaded to remain here another week
with his champion circus and elegant Paris
| show. There will be an entire change in
the programme. Lydia Thomson next
week.
At. Charles Theatre.
The last opportunity to witness che
| "Humpty Dumpty" pantomime, and see
the skilltul velocipede riding of the infants
Venus and Adonis, the former only four
years old, should be embraced tonight. A
successful engagement will then be closed
| Tomorrow evening the Berger family,
| Swiss bell ringers, with Sol Smith
Russell, the greatest humorist and mimic
of the age, will hold the boards of the St.
| Charles Theatre, and continue to do so for a
week.
Varieties Theatre.
The opportunity to witness the Illusion
ist, De Castro. and listen TO his ventfilo-
quisnl. is seldom presented, but the time
comes TO night; the place, the Varieties
Theatre. His performances possess rare
attractions and the audience will be large.
of course Tomorrow evening the beaut-
full play of "Rosedale" will be presented,
with Mr. Lawrence Barrett in the leading
W no Will ALSO appear during IDe
week in Julius Caesar" and the "Marble
Heart
Masonic Hall.
The beautiful illustrations of the scenery
music and antiquities of Ireland, through
the instrumentality of Mr.. Charles Mac
Evoy's llibernicOn, did not attract so many
people to Masonic Hall the past week as
would have gone if the weather had been
better. Much can be learned of the Ireland
nff tn % oil r h.a H.
visiting that exhibition, and it Is pleasant
to know that Mr.. MacEvoy will return soon
and give other entertainments of the saue
nature, during which schools will be
specially instructed i'll the scenery of Ire
land.
Tivoii Circle.
Old John Robinsor's circus. menagerie,
museum and aquarium will perform and eX-
hibit at Tivoli circle for one week, com
nencing on Monday of next week.
Eighth OF january Ball.
The grand military and fancy dress ball
announced to take place at Browns Hall on
the eighth of January has been postponed
till the twenty second instant. Tickets and
invitations issued for the eighth will be
good on the twenty-seoond. The hall will
he under the direction of Colonel G h
Griffin, formerly OF the Eighty-ftth Regi-
ment n. G. S n. Y.
Grand Jury in the United STATES Gourt
The following list of grand jurors was
drawn yesterday by the officers Of the
United States Circuit Court for the districs
of Louisiana. under order of December .is
1872:
John NJ. Hoyle, Emile Forstall. John |
A. Walsh, Ansel Edwards, j. Madison
Wells, w. II. Pembcrton, Charles Grand |
pre-, G. l.. ST. Cyr, Armand L. Claque, +. B. |
Granger. w. W. Mccullough. William |
George, Henry J., Rey, II. Desban. A. Shell |
ley. Louis Pessou, j. NJ. Burchsrd, e. II. b. |
gtustave ESnard, 0iSe~ YeesN octave |
kigand. 3
One hundred eetit ousole were 6gawn at
the same time, and in conformity 10 ehe |
same order.
What habitue of good society in this city, |
during the last twenty-five years, has
not at one time or another been fitted out |
for fancy or mask balls by the celebrated
coStumer. Mime GrouXi She has ruled
suPreme in all matters pertaining to the
festivities of Mirdi Gras aud Mid Lent ever
since we could remember aud has each
va NUNS q GGai * II e century kept
'ur fashionables an ball,gcc-s supplied.
iirec, ..yg, Paris, v zee novelty which
Re ia Se''i Il most enlightened
leople q, ,,-A ia $50 lived in the way
VI costame q, mas Aad she still lives.
md plies her trad" N the old stand No %
'onti street. Her assortment OF costumes
; this year as great and as beautiful as
yer, while her prices, if anything. are still
aoGe reasonable.
4 French chemist makes diamonds By
xtracti2s the color FROM other precious
tones.