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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
BY TELEG APH.
NEW YORK.
8nuk seatemerr

Du0k Hk0Iemeees
. New YORK, October 3l-Ths followins
Is the bank statement: Loans increased .
tritle; specie decreased 81 SOC, 600; legHI
tenders increased $75O,0O0; deposits DE-
creased e50O, 900, reserves decreased &62s,
600.
Smigrants for Liberia.
The bark Thomas Pope called at noon -.
day for Liberia with twenty seven coloreS
em'grants, under the auspices Of the Amer
loan Colonization Society. They cam. frora
North and South Carolina and TeDnesse>.
Of the number fifteen were over ifloan
years Of age. the rest younger.
Snow.clud Tralns
Trains arriving from the East are saov.
clad.
theatrical.
Miss Nelson brought her engagement ~
tho Lycenm Hall TO u close t" night. SAs
goes :" Philadelphia, where she appears Oh
Monday night.
Booths Theatre wac besieRed nv q VASE
crowd to night on the occasion 1T Charlotte,
Cushman's resppearancs ss Neg Le,TiAt&
Tho receipts are estima'ed at over $500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
ORLEANS l. 1874

George II. Dunbar, N. A. Wilcox, e. w.
Newton, A. II. lsaacson, Fergus Fuselier,
George II. Braughn, Harry T. Hays, Har-
mon Doane, Louis Power, Thomas O'Con-
nor, Frederick Wang, J. H. Lud wigsen, A.
d. Sheldon. w II. Bottinger, c E. White
more, John X. Collins, }. r. Turck, j. H.
Dorand. David Stewart, Thomas Sheehan,
John Kouns. Henry 8. Carnahan, J. A.
Stevenson. A. w. Hyatt, B. j. Montgom.
cry. II. Bonnsbel, +. Heath. James Wal
lace. W. 8. Hansell, John Young, Jr., T. F.
Patton. s. Hopkins. Jr., E. Brand. J. G..
Carpenter, John 2. Collins. James Stafford,
William Frank. William 8. Pike, Albert
Baldwin, and L. II. Gardner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
FOhEIGN.
ssesoti. ting fsv q. Ar,ris,ice,

Negotiating fov aa Armistioe.
LONDON. October 3l.-Thr PaIls Had -
settc has advises that the Car!.st War Dee
partment il negotiating for IN armistice,
The Son Arnim Correspondeuoe-
BERLIN, O,,Obt r 31-The Post kays ths
published version Of the eoi rrspont enSe
between Herr Won Bulow aud Count Vos
Arnim contains numerOus inaccuracies, a.
peciallS ~ to that part Vi the latter attrill-
ute" to Won Arnim which refers to a
alleged conspiracy with near relative q
the Emperor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
s'AoOlAer 6.io NaSle4.0

Adsp'isg tAe beading usually employed
by vur D~oeoratic editors, we tako this
"ressi,n TO sefute . Islander against the
Hon. Gorge l.. Smith, invented BY the
Shreveport Nmss The charge 10 20 the
tff.cs Shat Mr.. Smith had defrauded the
heirs Of Samuel PetorA cut of . large
amount Of money. Mr.. Peters, at the time
Of his death. Sas cashier Of the Freedmxu's
Bank at Shreveport snd member Of c IL.
yress; she balance duo him was on account
of salary a Congressman. This money,
after his death. could only he paid in Wash
inRton and to properly authorised party.
Congressman Smith undertook for tho heirs
the collection Of the amount due them:
they consid. rcd It - . favor. and gave to
NJ. Smith receipt for the money he tn, ned
over to their stforney at the frst oppcr-
tnn,tv after his return from Washington.
This Receipt vas for tho full AN, ,unt due
and received, and reads as follows:
SsRESFPvRr L., Angu.t 28, 1874.
Received from G oTge l.. Smtn., E-q
draft of q. J. Tut,Ie. asi.tsut 'IeaAnrt r.
Cniiad s a,es, Garrd January q. 1872, ,e
nj hsusf NJ DtDuSS 0uu W Dlto IOUOtNANI.
tor thirty five hundred and sev.nt. three
dollars aud ;Llr'y-seven cents ($3573 81
he oE the an,ooEi IT -alHry oil" =. d III. lax"
S.untI Pett rs ~ member OF United Ststes
Cor gees. WILLIAM Il WISE,
Ag.h: and attorney for PEERS heirs.
But it sppeafs what was considered "a a
f~v..r hy III. heirs OF Peters. and what -
highly satisfactory +" them. was not 40 con
aide:ed by the Shreveport 1isses. just on
the eve OF IN olecei N which, if honestly '
conducted, vi!l rstnIn B. pres- utative smith
s"C ,ngress. that paper. knowing how much
faster evil r1pOrts travel thsa good ones
-p.ings the story of embezsleneut. Ita
a,o:ive a. b~s~ political dodge il appsr
eat W"nders as Ou:rsgss ia 6hrsvepor,
-gAinst Republicans have ~essed u b.
This latest On. must sees0 a4nisst tn
originator. 1t eAa not shahs shs paAlil
&aitA n 0eesas L. omioA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

Other Republican Candidates are in the
H. ID, rs ivllows: Fifth di.,rict. Harry Ma
honey; seventh. George T. Bov+e; twelfth.
thu Gar; sev-n,4,entb, J. A. Ola. Some
VI th-se claim the regular nomination. hut
the State Central COMMITTEES hss decided
ueaiuat them
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
CAUTION.

HAUrsl,N ..CAUTlON.
NJ wifi. A.-y Liai@u, bsvtIG sfsr"ads' ffrn'
- hssne, without .ass~ u pruss< s''"u. 'hss
~ give no los ,ha' viii net b. s'spe0asss SsT
- 1ssts sAas sbs nsy cnrtrss' hessaS ~.
1RDoo n nkASo.
800 - LanAsJ Haslsh
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LOST.


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On II" t~entv.ninfh 4 stAns POEkHTbN'A
0DotathTE mon v y check d AVN ~ ~ q. o.
ADn 4 L~,vy, No IS. Ou H. SOu H. rn bAnk 'oi y -
- bearer dated tw~niy--,gh " trt.'e'. !s7@
ond = note drawn nv 81. Elts sh~tt ksN, Ars
DIoou d - h rty nr-, Of Oc ob r lv1l. d., b.
~ IL tr 0wn orde' ,-.r .fe date ~ she St'
asus' Bark of D. ME ans. and secured hy mortgage
~ ct t.fore r toH-y, notary LublE, OciOb'T
9, lS1
The pubic arc hsr.hv c~u-i"nsd AZ ainst the ~
nntis;tOn Of said noe. M.nt fhs'"'f having
len stopped lioetA ward WI ne nsio f'
a,e delivery Of She p' he buck and ..nn.~nts o.
-, op aione "a x ~. BURTON.
Brat ~ rect Isar sNrhGm1-. 20 r /, Uistr o.
o. e., C.rNel n'A fhOr,
u.ik,o 30 - Ex-,, gc rlscc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

List "f pssse nk-,s pr & On hip Wet
en- x-tropolis, from New York:
Z. F.ehter and we. +. 1si6 =, Mn.
8un.a~rr and son. b K % H. Ml4leu
aaA sop. G Tuxuk n Till - u, Chisk.
- ,. Isa~e Rsbenssias, - sAghs stsnsaaa
unn0naQao1A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

Ossa. coal, Pnse" "a.x s.,al.
Ss:f. D hsriia. Nv. a CasesAshS s0eet.
CanA Eax EsnaliaA L,1 saam
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

Gu. kts ore.
Act AT Ladv 8, eerw. IT. HOuse.
Act AT Mir Peter Trnsis's
40. 3-At G .er,.s SurfLo . HOUSE.
Act 4-In JOS ph 3 .rfnr.'a Library.
Act S-At nIr Peter Teaslr's.
MATINRE ON SATURDAY At y II.
OeIe Of seats for pening performance VIII een.
0eRco on r, rs AY. NV. nber ,. att II.
mol n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

4ILVUB
4 KlTTREDGB. 800. .L~ssee and Manager
A sPLBMDID SUNDAY BILL FOR THR MILLION.
This Evening HasaRy. November q.
Yl,s Queens OF In Ies9u,. tke WORRELL NlHrER0,
vill appts 81, With W. B. CAHiLL. in To tsvOrits
q RESCUE Of
BLACk.LYED SUSAN.
PrevsOus 70 wnich = RTan.' variety ~nt"rtstDweIlt
- tho little fairy star BABY Bl DIZZY the tai
eMtec s,n st . d RI 4 B. :,~. Mis-. AaaIs.. Aiss
DandlSy and Le Tort forming tn" gra.d-sf and
0"st varied prog ANN" evor pr,'sente1 20 IN
at'nirirg su1i.n rGl Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01

0OoAtOt1a1 NOWtn0GaON0.
Tho following is list Of nominations for
Senators made BY both parties, - far -
known:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
VAUTION n. THE rloLtC.

l.OSI.
.avt.,,, uot. arsw swn b v y D ntAs;. pavah@r
- -. order o. NJ y E Bark aai nv her in.
Im~sd dated q. tor IS. iS13 f,r '"rt Nv 10
~ ,s,i, ic il fer-b no,ii.d .Ad q n I'm Il
kDwsSrh se sid O;e. ,s II " e,,,l 'h~ p,n.+rfy NJ
- ,'."k;gn~d ARS v q. DVAAH
aulb mol
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
KOn0vat0d, KecaFpetbd, EtC.
OPENING NIGHT.
RennOu Of 1874.

ReasOn Of 1874.
Mr. OWENS III re-, ewing the managerial con
quot Oa the V,ri-t,rs Tn. atre, begs announce
the inaugural perfnrms' cr o.
Wednesday tveni"E. November 4, 1874.
Nheridaus bri, liant com dy Of the
SCHOOL FOX SEA DAL,
Al altered aid arranged fo~ the st. IA I'M rHR
ArRk OdrpN. VIII it has hs,en performed
uIst. The play viii b. pi.--en'ed with EN rIKHLY
AEW aCEHkRY, NEW md APPROPRIATE Cc,s-
1UAkB Of fha period . 4 with he foll0 wing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-01
nPBkA HOUSE.
TAarsday, November 8, 1874.
OPENING OF THE. SEASON.
THE TROvAr0RB, Grand Opera ~ Verdi. for
tpss debt Of n. Ch@,n. tenor; MsTie. bari one;
Greet. baseo; Mn,ea. vercken, f. te coarteuss,
aaI TeO.,i, cnntralrH. mol 4t
J. CHARLES 7HkATkE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CHARLE~ FIGHTER.

- late Charles Dickens epinsea OF M. reshtee
- eet0p
n can not wish my friend . better audience than
ts vii have in the Am. rsan psopIe. and can moi
wtsh them . better Rrtnr than they wi have In
my friend. Wy appreciation v not the resu Of
prss0nai regard. bat personal regard has sprung
snt os my appreciation
aol q "CHAkLNG DOKHNS"
VAklkTlkN THEATRE.
WfRHCTOR. R.................. .... John Z. OWENS
Business Manager. Theodore Hamiton
stage -........................R II l,nes
0Incal Conductor. tcr.....................R. r. Msdd-rn
Pihcipal SCen'o Artist ..................G Tirrol
fAe Lsasee begs to am 0nnce that during the
N0mex rrcess this popular Thestre hiss been
oreiy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
The Excursion on the John a. DIS.

Not the prospective passage of the most
puissant Reg to his capital city. when Ad.
mlrai Freeman meets the coming royal fleet,
3u: tha: Other pleasant trip Of the Senate
Transportation Committee. when. II his
care. they made the fastest time on secord
down the river Oh the john A. Dix. That
the gentlemen composing that committee
enjoyed themselves during the two days
was apparent at the time. but the suhfoined
letter !. -, agreeable confirmation OF the
fact.
Rex has done we'll 10 promote snci, a
deserving officer 10 the rank Of Admiral.
and when he steps on the deck of his fiage
sL!p hs vii: find reason to approve Of the
comWeuJation Mr.. Window bestows:
vSITEp STATES EKSArE CHAMR,a,s
Washington. January 81. 1854.
car'., : A. freeman Commanding United States
Revenue Steamer John A. DIX. New Orleans:
OEAg STR am desired by the Senate
Committee on Transportation to express to
you their thanks Cor the very kind atten.
lions Of yourself and the officers of your
vesse! on the occasion of their late trip
down the Mississippi river. Among the
many pleasant incidents attending their
visit to New Orleans they remember none
more pleasantly than the occasion when
their convenience and comfort was SO Gtfec.
tually promoted by yourself.
Very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM WINDOW. Chairman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
The Illinois Central Raiirond.

We shoul! judge there was nothing the
matter with the standing Of the Illinois
Central railroad, either real or imaginary
judging from a pleasant item we received
from Colonel James 7. Tucker last evening.
1t was to the effect that Messrs Morton,
Bliss & Co. had taken the Illinois Central
sterling bonds, fl,O00, 900, for negotiation
in London, through their London house,
Morton, Rose & Co. These bonds the com
paDy propose to issue in exchange for bonds
of the Mississippi Central and New Or
leans, jackson and Great Northern roads,
which the road had agreed to purchase.
This act will tend to strengthen tho lines
from New Orleans to Chicago. and can not
but be to the advantage Of traveller. and
shippers by this route.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
Harmony Hall.

Tie crncert las: night was attended hr .
very large audience. The cozy little hall
was ccmpaetl.r iI!ed. The various pieces
were rendered smoothly and effectively.
and the audiercs testified their apprecia.
ton OF the efforts OF the performers by re.
reated applause. Tho singing OF the ari.
from "Pre aux Clercs." by Mrs. Schwartz.
entities that lady to rank even with some
Of Guy best professionals. The Jewel song
from "Faust' was delivered by Mrs. Blache
with correctness and power of vocaliza-
ton seldom met with in the concert room.
A perfect gem of Instrumentation was at
forded the audience in the trio for VIOLIN
violincello and piano by Messrs. Dantonel,
Louis Meyer and Ph. Greuling. These ar
lists were rapturously encored. Mrs.
Schwartz aud the amateurs who assisted
her can congratulate themselves on having
given concert that was pleasing in high
degree, and worthy to rank with the efforts
of many artists of extended fame.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
NEW YORK.


NGw YORK, February A Heyad specias
from London says: The elections to-day
resulted in an average of fifteen seats to
the Liberals, the Conservatives thus gain
Ing thirty votes in the House OF Commons.
Strikes.
The cigar makers, who lately struck fo:
an Increase Of wages, have resumed work.
their employers effecting compromise.
The strike of the cloth, hat and cap
makers still continues. Some bosses have
acceded to their demands, bat the strkers
refuse to resume work till all their mploye
ers dos
Railroad Strikes.
The strike on the New York and Oswego
Midland railroad still continues No trains
passed over the road to-day, except three
mail trains. The mail train leaving Jersey
City at half past seven this morning was
[coNCxua, on z1aHTz PAGE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

FURNTURs. PIANO. Tools, ETC. At Arc.
rIoN.--Messrs Nash &. Hodgson. auc-
tioneers, sell for account of the succession
OF W. G. Lee, at No. 303 Coliseum street,
near Harmony street. at IL A. NJ, an as
sortment of household furniture, carpenters
tools, piano. etc. Sac the ad vertisement,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
Opera-Benefit Of NJ. NIOmas, Chef Dor
Ehesfra.

The benefit of this eminent conductor
gives an opportunity to remind the lovers
of music tor how much they are indebted to
his skill. The orchestra can scarcely be
spoken Of apart from the opera. 1t is the
opera. Solo vOcalists are endowed with
powers and culture. but without the sup
port of an organized orchestra their efforts
would be shOrn Of effects, and the inevitable
deficiencies OF cast and chorus would be
obvious to the least Intellectual hearer.
1t is the modest musician who organizes
this support and illustration of artistic ex-
cellence to whom infinite commentator is
due
No one indeed, except musician, can
appreciate the knowledge required to or
ganize the overture. text, accompaniments
and choral effects of an opera, especially
of the works of modern composers. The
orchestra must be organized for the most
delicate as we'll as the most powerful effects.
Who can estimate the toll of drilling such
a corps TO the perfection of the orchestra
commanded by N. Momas To see him
evoking with his wand the softest harmo.
MES. touching IA as with pencil the shades
of melody, risin: with she swelling accord
of accompanying Instruments. until the
whole power Of voices and instruments
bursts into powerful and harmonious per-
fection, one would regard him as magician
at whose bidding the whole force and beau
ty of music was displayed. To the specta-
tor the conductor scarcely participates; to
the musician ic i. the architect who con.
ceiyes and puts together the magnificent
effects which enchant the audience.
VS. take pleasure in commenting NJ.
Momas to the patronage Of New Orleans
audience. with tho assurance that we have
not tad for years. if ever. a more thorough
and accomplished musician. and from the
estimate, OF his friends and personal as.
sociates q more estimable and intelligent
gentleman. We hope he may have such
reception as will secure his services :os
many future seasons.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

An Iowa lady concludes an anti suffrage
letter as follows: "You may look at this
matter in whatever light you will, but sim
nsr it down and it u bat quarrel with tho
Almighty thst W are not all men"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
No Executive Session,
Defaulting Paymnsters.

The War Department is unearthing paw
master detalcations during the war, and
has Transmitted to the House a statemen.
of the disbursements by army paymasters
during the war. Major Isaac e. Cook ia
set down as owing Sl5l,l77. 1t was repre-
senteo that he lost this sum in gambling, in
1862. and that quite "a large amount had
been recovered from the gamblers with
whom he PLAYED. His sureties COMPROMISED
by paving $4,000.
William Mcintyre. witt, Asa Holt, were
ascertained. in 1865, to be engaged in specu-
latiDg WIKI the public funds. Their final
accouats showed Mcintyre indebted
s499, lSi, and Holt s55,32i, sunk iu specu-
iation In the gold market. After threats of
proceedings they were allowed to resign
Other d.faulting paymasters are being
reached bg the War Departmen. through
their sureties.
Sensational from the Capitol.
A. an illustration of the interest taken in
louisiana matters, the folio wing teIegra pbic
noneen,e, from the New York Herald ia
el'gr4pfet, captions and ALL 1t sells the
HeraA throughout the North
WASHINGTON, February 3, 1874.
CAUCUS ON THE LOUISIANA QUEsTroN-SO
ELECTION AGREED ON-wHAr Is TO BE
DONES
An informal CAUCUS on Louisiana affairs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
CLEANS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ), 1874.

tion. both pro and con, reiterated the as
sertlon that the chamber was non-political
MIR. kennard rithdrcsr his resolution and
accepted that of Mr.. Sandidge, which the
president said was a perfectly proper one.
1t was adopted.
We are confident that no person who was
present. and awake, at any of these meet
ings will assert any material inaccuracy
either in this statement or of any report of
that Chamber published in the REPUBLICAN
for year past.
We have shown the wlIlfui ,nisrepresen.
tatlon of the Pica3a.rse. We have shown
that the Chambe: has studiously kept
within its commercial bounds and never
recognized political organizations. We
have shown that the REPUBLICAN never
said it did. 9. +. d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
BALLS.
OPERA HOUSE FANCY DREss
AND
MASK BALL.

oIhe annual Fancy Dress aud Mask Talf NJ sae
Op~r-, House Nil be given MARDI GRAS NIGHT
AbuI 6ant arraD gements have been made to IN Ike
this one of the most splendid given there
An Immense orchestra OF the best musical talent
Ii engaged.
Nothing has been lefs undone to give this ball
great ecat Policemen will be there to preserve
perfect order The dancing door viii be complete
Ladies' invitations and tickets can be obtained OF
Nj. Ellie. music store, at No. Isl Canal street.
Geutler,eu's ties e,s S3 feitd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Chartres street, on February 4, etood
as follows: At 8 A. NJ, 40o; at 2 P. M, 56o;
1t P. NJ, $50. Lowest point during the
night Of February 3, 39o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

AND
FIRBMEN'S BALL
LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY.

LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY.
A GRUNRNALD HALL SATURDAY EVENING,
February b. 1874, for The benefit ~ the Relief Fund.
COMMITTEE OF ANGrMENTS-R H. Beu.
ntrs, charm.n; James |. Day, A. J. Stringer, 10
eeph i. Hurnor, h. Schierman, H. p Buckl ", Phil.
Brck aries T Howard, John SLider, Chris. Mad
den. John Cottreaux
Tickets, So App ication for Ladies' Invitations
eo oc left at the kngine House. Proposals for rent
OF Bar, Hat Room and Restaurant to be addr essod
TO r. II BBNNERS, No. Sc Camp street.
jalS Is % I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
ct. CHARLES THEATRE.

Third week of the charming
Lolita,
Supported by Mr.. II. A Locke and Fran, SVSns
Wednesday Evening, February 70
And until further nUtlce
ZIP with songs dances, bar jo solos etc a OT1 A.
FRlDAY-B-netit of MISS LOTTA.
HArURDAI- TIA MATINEE, at Il
n preparation wsth new scenery, OLD LONDON.
CARD.-Owing to the rush for seats tor LOT IA y
MATINEES, tho whole DRESS CIRCLE will no
reserved du'ing her engagement Admission sew
enty five cents
Nineteenth ANIMAL Wardi Erns Ball,
February -, 1874.
Invitations Tor LADIES' be obtained at the bo =
office application to si. T. Gleason. treasurer
subject to the approval OF the invitation com
tti
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05

LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Wednesday Evening, February 4.
Only performance Of
THE LADY OF LYONS.
@axreucc Barrett tas..............C Claude Me4nottt
Thursday. February 5,
In response to constant demands from those pre-
vented by the rain of Monday from seeing that
h0puIar play,
ROSEDALE.
Elliott GRAY. .. LAWRENCh BARRETT
Sunberry Koble ble.......s......JOHN T. RAYMOND
Friday. February 6,
0ASEWELL BENEFIT Or Mr.. BARRETT
only night of
JULIUS CESAR.
e2SS:sSb by Mr.. BARRETT, in addition p vine !. .sia
ne will deliver the famous Antony GRAFTON Sre.
ersar's body.
Saturday Might.
eRAEOSAREWELL PERFORMANCE. Ms Bs-s..
his magnificent rendition %
KING LEAR.
Seiess.cs OF which has been unanif,sss &.
mand"d.
Wednesday, February
81 &veive o clock, GRAND LADIES MATINEE
time of
eTs!E DUKE'S MOTTO.
Snturday-GrHnd Fare well Matjuee.
For the last tims
RO : f DAb F'e
lawrence Barre tt for the last tjr = oosi:.rslg a
ie3 st New Orleans, AS Elliot Gray.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
roe eE BENsFIe OF THE WIDOW - 2. =
late THEODORE V. La HACH.
At GRUNEWALD HALLE
Fridnys February 10 1871
sBOGRAMMEe
len geh NOE sbends spat ..u.s 4
y HranG Duo, from Norma for Two
Nine L. Herr and Miss ii ". wilson ''' .
Cavatina, from fr+isc hu1z. vs. e.
Nine. A. b
e TentS Solo, from Ma,ssniello %. 80. 4uber
Mt. C. St.
Violin Solos ,uve2 e2tr de Moza,s ..... -A.lasj
Mr. Resch.
o. Quartc!ss-Wlo nab ich sic gel.'s N,..ia I:
PART II
Qartette-O stS icl aug der HaSs s.cken
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Concerto; fortwo pianos.......". N. Son Weber
Mr. +. W. Bremen.
Soprano solo-The T-ar........ .s......Gnmbeye
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% QUa@es eA-evof Gejrn Schummrs.. s... ...eb:
Mr. T. Greuling
The :wo Steinway Grs nd P Panos nave been sndlv
furnished by hr Louis rulewald, Nos Is, 20 and
Y Baronn" street fel
VARIETIES TNEATRE..s.....S .SALyINI.
Mr.. MAURICE GRAU. .. Lessee and Director
hh u. DE FiNO......se Business Manager
SALVINI! SALVINI.
The best living actor.-Robcrt Browning.
the greatest of all actors New York Timee
the most .~erfnl artistic and original er,orne
er the world has ever seeD.-Nes York Herald.
NIX CIR u has the hnnor to announce that SignOr
eOMASSO SALVfNI, the illustrions Italian ira
gesllan, in conjunction with lis celebrated dram
n'ic Company comprising forty artists; en- route to
Iiavant and Mexico viii appear in New Orleans
ior BRiEF SEASON of dramatic representations,
unsurpassed in the history ofarts here, commencing
MOndsy Evening, February q,
When will be produced he romantic drama.
ENGOMAR-NI FisIio dele Selve.}
Savini is the ideal of the forest. The trt- |
astic as those which he won in "OthellO."-New |
York Herald
TUESDAY. February l0-The new and thrilling |
crama by Giacometti, author OF Elizabeth" en- |
titled
LA NlORTE CIvILE-(Civil Death
In which salvini has won his greatest triumphs.
=, His death scene in "Morte Cive" stands alone
he history of arts in America.-Sew York Times
WEDNESDAY, February IL
OTHELLO.
The greatest Othello the world has ever seen.
Charlotte Cushman.
FRIDAY
FRANCESCA ia RIMINI.
SuNDAY-The great tragedy,
SAMSON.
Restrved seats So and s so, according to .oca.
ton.
Admission, ST.; gallery, Fifty cents, quadroon
boxes, seventy five cents.
Sale of seats will begin THURSDAY at the box
once, where hor.ttos are for sale. ja3I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-05
WASHINGTON. w
Connected by TeIegrnpb

WASHINGTON, February 4.-The President
has signed the bill connecting the Capitol
with the various departments by telegraph.
Contributions for the Centennial.
Professor Baird, secretary of the Smith
sonian Institute, has been designated by
Professor Henry to take charge of the con.
tribufion of the institute to the centennial
convention.
No Executive Session