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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Concert af LYceum HaIi>

Next Wednesday evening a grand vocal
and instrumental CONCERT will be given al
Lyceum Hall. the proceeds arising there.
FROM 70 be donated 70 the Central Con
gregationai Church.
Prominent anon. the names OF the
COMMITTEES Of arrangements viii! be noted
the Hon. W. G. Brown. William r. Mason
and George II. Fayerweather.
The aigh reputation of the artists who
are :, TAX. part in the entertainment: has
raised public expectation TO the highest
pitch. Havin: some acquaintance with the
ability o: those who are - take part in the
performance. we confidently p,edc. that
this concert vii; b. the anna .eur musical
success of The season.
The leading solos aud musical selections
vii! be rendered By Miss Csttu. .Iiss Emma
Mason. Miss Sair. Ms. +. Hopkins and
Mss Williams. H.o:.ssc: Easi! Bares will
preside az the piano. Mes.cs. \. P. VII.
!is"!s. S. A. Bel: ani G. II. Fayerwea:hey
are among the principal male singers.
Mr. =. i. Williams. who. besides being a
fine singer is an .xeeiien: pianist. will favor
Us with some selections.
:Ir. II. 4. Cocbn. On. o; our Ses: anna.
:ou- .ioiinists. vii! also appeal; and Mr..
Thomas 5. Kelly viii! show u. what can be
done with the Ccrne: in :he hands o: a
master.
Tickets. which. by :il- waY. COS: only
fifty cents each. can be obtained from any
one of The comm i.1ae ar frn,n any me,nhar
ci the congregation authorized 70 sell.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Vhe keifh Bribery f'ase.

| Whether al the parties indicted for j.io
| ing this somewhat notorious witness are
| guilty or not. is not particularly ;mportan,
just how. It is enough for us at present
that the grand jury thought they were. and
that. so far as known. :hev did no. think
any oue else was. But the Tines must
have its usua! un:us: fling at the police. 1t
sneecs at them 10. their yea. in ferre:irg
out the perpetrators OF Che crime. and
gently depreoates their aarnestness in prov.
ing they We're rot the guilty parties. 1t j..
yer: much Injured that the ..hue and cry
Is changed" IN that direction. Parties who
are forced TO plead to an indictment: have the
full sympathy o, the Times. bu. whe,, ::
''aue and cry" is raised at n. police b: :.
tribe ct :lnth!ukng ;I.!c3Uteats. and eli
c.ent ":!c.:s are accused: 9: Gee. .; d..y
and corruption w..hou: cause. they ,n1s:
grin and bear 1t. A policeman has Il. s.,ht.
t..a: q man out .: Office i. bound 70 respect.
is :he doctrine .: the Isa.s. Wei. ies il
cOddie IL. to :ts un:or:unatss. "ioss wei:
laid schemes '!ia unexpected return 8:
Keith SD discounted. and We will cei- on
the efficiency of tie Metropolitan, and be-
lleve in their honesty. To De sure. an ex.
detective i. involved in tie d.grace:ui
transaction. bat he ceased 70 !" q Me;ishc.
OF the police force some :.:ne ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
CUBA.
b gDHUSo SLAKEHCS seep~ASs

| Y il naught, Is i. naughs.
l1at ,ne south wind brings her wall TO shore.
mat the spoilers cOmpas our desolate 81 sterl
Is 1t nau2ht? Must We say to her, Strive no
more"
With the lips wherew.h we loved her and kissed
her!
W 18th the king lips where with we said
lhou art the deart st and fairest to US
VI al the daughters the sea hath bred,
Ot AL q cen yirdled Isles that WOO us %
Is it naught2
Must We wait? Must ye wait
~! thev raTage her gardens of orange and palm;
. III her heart is dust, till her strength is water ?
MEst We see them trample her. and be calm
AS pre- SITS when virgin is led to slaughter.
SiaIl they slnlte the marvel of all lands
y ne ne natlol longing, the eartn's completeness
On her led mouth dropping myrrh her hands
FILLED with trliitage and spice and sweetness.
Must ye wait
II the day in the night
IN the burning day. iu the dolor0us night
der ui-browned cheeks are stained with weepiDg
Her watct ines beacon the misty height
Why are her friends and lovers sleeping?
''le at whose ear the hatterer bends
Who were my kindred be fore all othe hers-
Hath he set your hearts atar, my friends?
Hath he made ye alien, my brothers
Day and night
From the hollow sea the sound of her voice;
The passionate far-of tone which sayeth:
Alas, my brother, alas. what choice
The lust that shameth, the sword that slayeth!
They bind me! they rend my delicate locks.
They shred the BEAUTIFUL robes won me!
Ny round limbs bleed on the moutain rocks:
Save me, ere they have quite undone met"
Hear ye not
Speak at last! Speak at last,
IN the might 0fyour strength, in the strength of
your rghr,
Speak out at last to the treacherous spoi,er,
Say: viii We harry her 10 our sight,
Ee shall not trample her down soil her,
Loose her bonds! let her rise in her lovness-
Our virginia. 8 ster; or, if We shame Eer
Dark Amnon shall rue tor her di-trpss,
and her revenge shall be that of lamar"
Speak at last.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Rex Siyae.

From fhs summit Sf perfume 'nor;ared
battlements IN Che far ORIENT is waited a
Joyous note OF preparation. Rex. the eve.
Joyous. the tyrannie care iis2eller. mirth.
provoker. send. to " his loved and favored
subjects word Of greeting. That is TO say.
the echo of hi. kinsly sno.e. born. to lis on
laughing 2eonyrs. makes us know that.
though in jDlly slumber. bound. the fro.
licsome monarch. oh Carnival. is 'eves
dreaming of thee.
Dauntless knights and Warriors bold.
henchman loyal and yeoman true. :eccg.
niz: that IN this preliminary nasal intona
ton that marks disturbed omnolenc. and
prognosticates q new awakening of the
merry Rex. the essential necessity 70 be up
and doing.
Already the banner Of the king. Own"
floats proud y on cur Southern bye.z. inv:t.
ing recruits. The Grand M,su! Of the
Twenty.foEr Umbrellas las ISSUED his
mandate and Woe he to any hlp:.s. wi:n.
who dares dispu.e tne command Of him
who Yields t"o dozen parachu.es.
The Pack are s!utiiing up for a new
deal. No matter what hand Z, dealt We
know it viii! be :ul! Of .riump..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Thac!Ss.iyjry.

The Thanksgiving proclamation, Of the
Governors CT different States are unusually
short this year.-.Ee" C"'s""s Rep,b':co..
Kellogg did a wise thing in copying and
publishing as his own a proclamation of :.
Western Governor. simply chan. .in nam. >
and .iate.--.St. C.u,!e. Ucy.atS.
Wonder wha: Western Goveyno: i: was
who wrote this:
We have been blessed with good ers...
we have been exempted in great measure,
from financial disaster. and pestilonce has
been stayed at our very borders. While
returning thanks for these mercies. let us
not forget to unite in supplication to the
Almighty that the hearts of all our people
may be moved to respect the rights Of even
the hum blest citizen, that violence and law
iessness may cease. that local suffering may
be alleviated and prosperity renewed in the
tut Ure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
NEW YORK,

| Telegraph Cable Steamer Lost.
NEW YORK, November PA st. Johns,
| New Foundland dispatch says the telegraph
| cable steamer Lowe was lost near Sault ST.
Mary's Bay. on Wednesday morning.
| The chief officer and two boats, contain
! ing part OF the crew, were saved. The cap
| tain's and two other boats are missing The
| tug steamer Cabot has been dispatched to
| assist the missing boats.
Bank statement.
The following is the bank statement:
Loans decreased $66j, 900; specie, in
| creased 1898 300; legal tenders, increased
| 200; deposits increased S6, 400;
| circulation decreased ST. 900. The above
| Is the first bank statement since the panic.
| Boss Tweed Sentenced to Twelve Years
| Imprisonment and S12 ZOO Fine.
w. M. Tweed was brought into the Court
| OF Oyer and Terminer this morning tor SEN
| tence. An immense crowd is filling the
| corridors and room. Tweed's counsel is
| arguing the melton for stay of Judgment.
LatT.-Tweed is sentenced to twelve
| years in the county prison and $l2 900 fine
In Bankruptcy.
Judge Blatchford has postponed the order
citing Jay Cooke & Co. to show cause WHY
bankrupts The postponement is for two
weeks.
Sailed.
The Powhattan sailed for Key West with
the Manhattan in convoy.
steam Tug Sunk.
The steam tug James Cook sunk off ths
Highlands. Captain Dickens, a fireman,
and sailor were carried to sea and have
not been heard from; the others were savedo
Spot Cotton.
The rarl-et for onttoD nm tho opot hos
been somewhat irregular, but the prices are
higher, and an improved feeling has pre-
vailed the entire week. For future delivery
there has been less activity, and the excite
ment of last week has entirely subsidized
The total sales of the week were l24 ,3O7
bales, of which ia bales were on contracts,
and 10 307 bales were for immediate delivo
cry, as follows: 1879 bales for exports, 5297
for spinning. lSl for speculation, and 450 in
transito
Customs Receipts.
Custom receipts, to-day, $500 900; for the
week, Sl.70l, 200. Total imports for the
week. Sc, 226 O63; of which, 5000, ,64l were
merchandise. and 1928, 422 dry goods.
Disbursements.
The su0-treasurer paid out $4,000 on ace
count OF interest. and $4,000 for called
bonds.
specie Shipments.
Total specie shipments for the week.
s530.il6: principally silver bars.
Suit Against the Stock Gamblers.
Riedermann & Co. have instituted Legal
proceedings against Daniel Drew, Eugene
X. Robinson and s. H. Alden. charging
them with fraud and misrepresentation in
regard to the large transactions in Canton
stock. 1t IS alleged that f. Il. Robirs
son was used as an "aneliary" by
DAME. Drew 20 saddle the stock upou
+. n. Biedermann & Co., and that Mr.
Drew had positively agreed not to-
sell any of his stock, but would buy more;
but that he was at the time selling out,
through Robinson, to Bedermann & Co
The difference in dispute amounts to $780,.
0OO. Alden says that he acted only in the
capacity of broker. Two other suits were
ais. commenced a few days ago by thS
same firm against Drew for the difference,
aggvegating 100000 Gn gold and Wabash
spec.Ilations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Personal.

Hon. T.. e. Billings arrived in ;,;s city
yesterday morning on the eleven o'clock
train of the jackson road lie was met a.
the depo: b. = large number Of friend. in
| ca-r!age and was received by q committee
consisting o: Messrs. Charles .ioDtaldo W.
B. Esrrei. and ". ". johnson. :and pro-
ceeded at once to his residence. where the
usua! and friendly coagvatu!a;ion. were
mutually exchanged.
Mr.. Billings is in tire hea!ti. and .pifi.s.
and appeared sufficiently :nv;sc-ated TO be
able to tax. hold Of hi. extensive practice
with renewed VIA.
We received a call las. evening from cur
talented Young towrsman II. l.. lazarus.
Esp. who has jus: returned 20 the city
troE! "a extended tour through, the North.
He came back to enter vigorously anon the
profession O.: the law.
Colonel S. 4. S:0ckia!r. collector Of in.
teynai revenue. returned to the city yes:er.
day. looking much improved in appearance
and health.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.
Fall Meeting of as13.

Now cnat the Natchez races are aearYy
! overo comes in order that che high bred
coursers should give us proof of their met
Tie on our own springy turf. The arrange
! ments made by the Louisiana Jockey Club
give us promise of most successful meet
We are to have four days racing, commenc
ing on the sixth and continuing the ninth.
eleventh and thirteenth OF December.
There will be three races each day. The
opening race on the first day will be over
eight hurdles. for which contest some OF
the best hurdle racers ever seen here are
entered
The second race, for The Slocoinb stake,
has already twenty-six entries. These are
all young, untried ones, and their res pective
pedlSrees must in great measure influence
the betting. But who shall choose be-
tween the strains of Lexington. Planet
Lightning. Asteroid, Harry of the West,
and that il1
race Of lie heats concludes the first
day s sport.
The second days meeting, Tuesday the
nlnth of December will open with two
mile dash for the 'Orleans stake" Open
tor three year olds; twenty entries SO far
Next follows a race at two mile heats for
ali ages. The days sport to conclude with
a mile dash, with 100 pounds.
The third days entertainment, Thursday
the eleventh of December will begin with
hurdle race. Then follows three mile race
for all ages. To conclude with a selling
race, mile heats.
Saturday the thirteenth, being the close
ing day, the Consolation Purse" will in
augurate the festival. This will be mile
dash for beaten horseso Then follows
mile dash for The Howard stake, open for
two year oids: winner of the Slocomb stake
to cary seven pounds extra. For the
Howard stake. twenty-seven entries have
been named, she greatest number We
believe eveE mads Tor one sace in Louis
lana.
Lastly. the 2rea: fou. miie race. 2arti-
culars of which have net yet been given U.s.
Daring this week We suppose the flyers
will begin to arrive. Their coming Will be
duly noted and made known in the REPrs.
LHCtEa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
OF for Washington.

Our young friends. James NJ. Vance. a.
L. Henderson and James d. Kennedy. leave
nedy and Nancs leave this evening by the
jackson railroad. Mr. Henderson will leave
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Kennedy goes to
resume his position in the ladies' gallery of
the Senate. while Messrs. Henderson and
Vance go to accept positions in the Treas.
ury Department. They purpose taking
course OF law at Howard University before
returning to New Orleans. Their many
friends will watch their course with deep,
interest, as they are looked upon as coming
men in our State. Success to the young
gentlemen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Mr.. Walter IL. Rogers.

The Time. has used this gentlem .n' 5
name to enabi. it 20 cay word OF dispar.
agement OF the police. And it persistentiy
brings it forward a. if i. helped him 20 be
connected with the case. We have hitherto
said nothing about him in connection with
this case. The opinion We have hac OF hin,
during some years has not been altered by
the .indin. OF the indictment. and it vii!
require the verdict Of guilty to produce one
iota o; change in .ha: opinion. His con-
due: during tie past years has seemed to be
strictly professional. and it will require the
bes. evidence to create the belief that he
has varied from his usual course Of upright.
ness and probitv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
VOLUME Vino. 1875
THE SPANISH ADJITANT.
8Y WILLIAM sToDDARh

Since yesterday morning. how does it sl'ae
| nave it, There, Shoot him FOrty-one.
0Afy boy. and a sailor too,
Dead Well, SCI geant hurry &c Through.
Count? OF course. But what's the nesR.
W hen every soul Ofthe fools must bleed,
Forty twoi A'e there any more9
was half afraid they would stop at fouss
Forty three. Eow his head went downs
Anof her sa1i"r from heel to crown
English, too, from hls build and face
H!ad 10 see one OF en- find his place.
ror any more dancing at Dom ybrook fair.
rorty-four. They re the worst of men:
But he IL never trouble Spain again.
Long. ldnk, steady-as I'm alive,
hes ankee Colonel! Well fJrtv-fi'~,
Nnrthern or Southern, who cares
" mere he came to his end, or how
ntorty-six That fellows afraid
pa you notice the grasp at his heart he made.
picture All And the ball went through
Inc very face OF Of,t-spoiled it, too.
Forty seven I'm sure that's right.
w w ait I'LL get my igar aght;
IhiS Will be news that will scare away
Inc Sc blockade runners for many a day.
Cuban or Freuchmau Good Forty eight.
On TO the left there Lay them straight.
lhey would give our Spanish drill small thanks
But at least we've taught them to keep the!,
ranks.
one more, sergeant Forty.nine
so, then; now for bottle of wine
ana well drink to the traitors who cross the sea
10 "here opaln Is ready to set them fre.t."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
M1SCELLANEOUS,
Prairie Fire in Ikansas

| Prairie Fire in Kansas.
| -. l.oC!S, November "A prairie fird
! in Eansa. burned the town Of Oliyet. ant1
much property.
| PngiIi,ts Arresteds
Tom Aiier. Arthur Chambers and s'op5
! Kelly. who were arrested last night on a re-
! QUESTION from Governor Beveridge, of HIS
! nois. Sor participating in the prize fight bee
tween Allen and McCoole on Illinois sois
last September. were taken to Edwardsvilles
Illinois. today by Sheriff Cooper where is
~ probable they will be bailedo
Suicide.
Major john C. Fell, an old citizen of Ste
Louis, and Union officer during the war;
died last night from an overdose of NOR
phine. administered by himself. Business
misfOrtlInes are said to have been the caus~
OF she act.
New Steamboat Line.
The formation Of a new steamboat line Il
New Orleans is in progress here and is
nearly completed. 1t will embrace most o
the large steamers which have heretofore
been Sn1 are now in the New Orleam
tradeo
The Frozen Canal.
ALBANY. November 22.-Itis now thought
the boats caught by the cold snap will get
through. They have 100000 bushels of
wheat aboard.
The Italian Minister COmpIimented.
RoME, November 22-Count Coarti. the
Italian minister at Washington who is now
away from that city on leave of absence,
has arrived. He has received letter from
the British government, warmly thanking
him for the able manner in which he dis
charged his duties as umpire of the Amerie
can and British joint claims commission.
Na'chez Races Postponed.
Ss9CHEH, November 22-Races for to-
dag postponed on account Of the weather.
The Probasco sunk.
CAgn". November :...--'The Probasco,
hence for Cincinnati. struck upon the rocks
GraGd Chain and sunk. Tie passengers
amt crew are safe.
Pas..e. from .hs ws"ci Of the steames
probasco s.ate thar the boat j. BADLY
broken and twisted and VIII probably
p;ove a ?otaI lose
CIScIssAIs. November .:.!~.The steamer
HenY, Probascoo which sunk at Cairo, W.
owned BIZ Stewart u Co. of Madison, W,
Iliiit her She Is two years old, was wor
1000 and is insured for $50, 900 in Cine;
natl. Wheeling and Hartford companies.
Funeral Honors to John p. Hale.
DOVER, n H., November 22.-The funer
of the late John P. Hale took place here toe
day. There was marked observance 0f
CONTINUED on EIGHTH PAGE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
The Benefit for the Family of Captain
Joseph Fry.

Next Wednesday night as already an
nounced in the REPUBLICAN. the Orleans
Dramatic Association give an entertainment
at the Varieties Theatre. As the proceeds
are to be devoted to most meritorious
purpose, we predict full attendance
The plays chosen for the occasion are
1.-The Corsican Brothers" and Sketches in
India in the forme rof which we are to
have. in the leading roles. Mr.. C. F. Buck
and Mr.. c. M. De Camp. In the afteryiece,
the inimitable w. II. j. will appear.
Mr.. Alexander Fitzgerald, acting for Mr..
DeBar. has generously arranged matters in
such a way that the club will have no lack
of lady performers.
Miss Minnie Doyle has kindly Volunteered
for the OCCASION.
Tie box office Of the theatre will be open
Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 A. NJ. till
p. M.. when seats can be secured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Delegates to Washington.

Weare requested BY Lieutenant Goveino.
Antoine to ask the gentlemen appointed &c
iegates to 20 to Washington. viz: Benjamin
+. Flanders. James Longstreet. A. X. John
son. H. c. Dibbie. T.. &. Billings, W. B. H.
ma0. j. n. Ingraham. L. b. Stamps. David
Young. j. H. Burch. James Lewis and B.
r. Joubert. to NEE: at the Office os the
Lieutenant Governor Monday. November
-. atie NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
FRANCE.
Reclamation yyu.


PARis. November 22.-The Ministers Of
the Cabinet withdrew their designations
rendered Wednesday night.
REORGANIZATION Of :he French Cabinet.
The Cabinet will probably be reorganizeti
to-day. 1t ia understood the Duke De
Brogiie. Minister of Foreign Affairs, M.
Wayne. Minister of Finance, and Desseligs
ney. Minister OF Public Works, will remain,
The Baznine Trial.
ii. Gan.0etta and Jules Favre appeared
as witnesses in the Bazaine trial today. a
crowded audience was present. The testa
mony w3s listened to with the deepest as
tention. Favre gave an account of his in
terview with Bismarck. and declared the
latter told him he had eason to believe Ba
2a:ne would not recognize the government
of Seyts'aber. This statement caused J
profound sensation in the sourtroons
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

H.aniz.a water i. Incoming largely In sc.
quest as a beverage j. Europe. Some chem.
:, "a Berlin are sa!. 70 have engaged in
The manufacture OF this ai,uos: homeopathic
'il..ion fo. medicinal purposes, its action
teia: suppus e1 20 produce the same effect.
when imhih-l by snvslids in their sick
roon!-. as that produced bv proximity to
sea air. Or ;n:a'!n, ot sea air.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Eafat ANray.

Las' Friday week an atl,ay took place
on Mr. jerome Taylor's place. on Horse
Shoe lake. ir thi. parish. between Peter
iawking- and William Jackson. in which
;he ilt'e: received s. fsta! wound. from
when he .lie'. On Sunday las.. The mur.
.:erer was arrested. bg:. whii- Che magis-
;-ate. %: She seventh and ninth wards were
holding an inquis!tion. he escaped from the
constable. " ao hal L :n ia char ge.-C""css.-
Js, E'.G's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

4 Bangor '!,:":-.sJ-' piogroat:cates the
weathe. four day. ahead. Sometimes he
hits i, and sometimes he doe. not. When
he does h!' 1t he attributes it to his sagacity.
but when he does not hit it ie at,ri butes it
to disturbances IN the difusive influx of
the fine lines sf the radiating influences Of
the suns solarity. This should be conclu.
sire
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

DIAMONDS. .'EwNLsr. Er:.-Ths import.
ant sale OF ':lre1e"ne'l pledges of Ha":'>
loan Office, corner Gv.vie. aaI s.. Charles
streets. will take place On Wednesday. no.
vember -. a; eleven O'Clock. by Mess-s.
Montgomery. H.. ;a!. particulars ace a::.
EevtiseMsNt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Platform at Trinity ShcaI Washed Away

Information has been received from
Major \. y. DaureN. United States en.in.
GERS and lighthouse engineer. eighth dis.
tr;ct. tha: the Platform lately erected On
Trinity Shoa!. Louisiana. intended for the
construction OF a frs: order iron lighthouse
at tha: station. was completely destroyed
by gale on the eighteenth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
Concert by efarks Kaiser.

This talented young gentleman, who has
just completed severa! years study in Paris.
announces that he vii! give a concert at
Grunewald Hall on Wednesday evening
the seventeenth of December. He will be
assisted by some Of our best home talent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
EeYlOyn!.

Dr. Z. $. Dew. sanitary ins?ecso: "t the
First District. .,a> .e.s.ai!i.'ie: :La. Office
a, the corner OF ST. Charlie. and De.ovd
streets. and. as appears By his card. his
rvotessiona. o.ii-. :. now at No. i!' Cana!
street. where he will b. ever: C. - between
!. and !. ".
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

Mr.. c. c. Haley. the newsdealer. No. 10
Commercial place. has favored US with a
number of welcome publications from his
choice supply, among which are Lippin.
colts and Frank Leslies Lsdy's Maga-
sins." and number Of weekly papers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

We noticed yesterday even:.. ri.c- o:
canvas suspended by rope stretching
from keller's soap depo: to the printing
office opposite. on which was painted the
words IN o Herald" For tina. reason
the city was without extra Cuban news.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

SlAvEs A. AUCTION --Nessr.o S4s;, s;
hodgson sell ;5,''I nsty-ineh rips slaves
on Monday 10 morrow. TO Gloss ,Ucess.
zion. See the ad ser,semeut.