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he scss.siac American preiic.A that the TINA vii
90. one when ioe viii be nAnofsctured in 81 our
sfes Cites a, . dollar ton. Manufactured ICE .
sa's dollar. ,on has for soue lime been In sos
nsts. Of Se~ orleans.
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NTNrPAr WATrpS

MINERAL WATERS. - The approach Of
spring aimouishes friends to resort for health
and comfort to mineral waters. and hundreds to
be seen every morning and evening at the U.tans
OF orr most noted drnggsts There is es.-Ssh.
ment in this city popular and universally resorted
10 by thirsty people that Of Messrs Frederckson
Harte, l3e Canal street. who noted for keeping
the purest and best mineral waters of every descr,s
ton 10 be found in the city. See their advertise
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Da(oob. we'll known imprteh
=, "a. Enash and German dry goods. Meas
r.xo.tJamipn No. 12s Canal str ct. have pei
did ed of d- goods. jast received from irosd
embrsa all ii latest styles in vogue in tnEuro
p.su els. wich they s7er for sale. st watssl'
snd rel q ruaskabIy low prices. aivseen
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A,r LAGER, PORTER, BRANDY,

ALK, LAGER, foRrER' D"AND' q
rn... rel, known and extensive tmpo' terss srs.
,....,,de Mses, No. II Tchoupit MAS sire ave
,ov landing by ship from Bremen and two hips
rrom Id.erpoola very large stock OF NOUS
neet,en's lseer and ale. Bass and A!is"pps Ne:
o.snnes.' stout. Hibbert's porter. TO ~htcA &c
-. srec,sl attention Of the trade. They nsleo
.croa packages Of these famous brandies 20 >
and .Ma,est." and Rsnsay's Scotch WHISKY ID
,..a,ers for a. to ay q word in commends o
,eessr,, Rareshids / Macs; they are we'll ana /,
e a,,,-n and there y no discount on their goode-
Ss>ar >dyertlesment
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Arrivals ut the HotNRs.
ST, CHARLES.

ST. CHARLES.
Mr.. L Mrs &c. Fisher and Jas. Y Burgous Lady and
Maid, Pa, Son, La,
E. Il. Butler. Mich, J. d. J nes, Mich,
D. T. Boyd, La.. Dr. T. Gale. Miss.
E. R. Gale, Miss. j. VI. Saudusky. niss.,
Jerry Robiner Miss. Mrs. y. Welsh. Ny.
J.J. Cadien and wife Miss, John s Durham and wife.
d. J. Hyues, st. Louis, IT. LOUIS,
" E-Vinten and wife, Ind, Henry yoegeli. City.
b. ]. White. City, J. Reels aui wife. Ohio.
Mrs. Jas T. Armstrong, Miss Child. Boston.
Conn, Jas Matheny, ky..
Jas NJ Himhais La. VIM. Matheny. "
Jno NJ. Avery. :" DIR. W. j. Mitchell, Pa,
l. Rembach Franklin La.
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PRovIsfoNs.-Mes.rs. Ftnney, Shehan &
Russ. No. 81 Poydras street. have hand aud for
sale large supply Of bacon dry sAlsed shoulders and
clear sides, overweight rump pork. corn meal. and
very choice suRsr-cured hams See Advertisements
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AuttiOn Sales.
BY L. &. It,RPilY.

CROCKERY GLASSWARE, ETC.
DY -. E. MURPHf "A. F. AORPAf. AeO.
ID tionee2 win be seld on WEDNESDAY, ssArch
IS. 1874 IL A. " in .AIesroou s.ore Nos. lo6 aad
10 Magazine street.
lfcr.t-s ". g. GRO Kerry WARE. assorted
2 crates W. & handel and unAaIidled TEAS
] crate rock TEA POTS.
cask lGCRES
scask. fancy Gil ,sswARE, rUMBLERs. ete
Landed Ell steamship Charles Albert, from IlseDss@
Terms-Ibrh. mia n
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Tn. event Of the sason at the Academy tonight
" Black Crook"
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Among .he literary treasures said have been lefs
b. Mr. suFruer the Bible OF Jc-,l BunyAn, with the
aatoe rapn the author Of the Pilgrims Prosrsss
written IN IL
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Rev. Charles Kitley will spend the
summer at CoLep Springs, Colorado
resting after bis ieere tour month or y
before returning 10 = and
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CHEAF Dry GooDa-The Messrs Fell
man Bros. 133 Canal street, having recently pur-
chased urge stock Of dry goods at Sheriff sale,
prepared TO offer their extraordinary bar
gains. her collection Of American prints peruales,
black delsines bareges etc. will be found to be pr.
sieularly extensive. attractive and cheap.
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Special Notices,

Passengers and shippers for Red River
Will bear in mind tae splendid sids-yheel steamer
SELMA, Thornton JACOBS ms~tsr, ALL leave Tho
lsndiEgs Red River. mh2s IL
NoSire.-Seither the Captain, owners,
nor the undersigned agents of the Dutch bark
MARIA GATHARISE. Capt. J. siaisnlan viii b.
respctsible for any debts contracted by sas crew
of saa vessel ERNEST BETER L CO.,
mg5st 81 Union s.rsst
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. ~
NEHIS6 GOODS, HOSIERY
ny HOFFMAN,, Marks 4 CO-ALH
ID Levy. Aucsionesr.-Saies room No. s. C1HGsa
s,ree,--On WEDNESDAY. 18Th instant. ss 10 4. H.,
viii be sold
80 lots Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
$50 Its Furnishing Goods ana Hosiery.
The Whole com pris,ng general a.sortmesl
Ierms-At SAFE. ED u
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4 Welcome.
BIT TIE POET I.AUREATE.

FK
So sY TIE POET LAuREAIE. a
whose VIII IL lord through all his world-domain-
" no made the serf man. and burst his chain
'"o SVEN pur Prince his own Imperial Flower,
Ale1androwna.
"a
70 Britain when the flowers begiu to biow
rl rom iove to love- from to home 20 home yougo.
fioiA mother unto mother, stately bride,
a,arie Aiexandrowna!
an, az thy NINE the f rst4r tents stlrr'd;
.IoufA ana al The Caucasus haVr heari;
Aiu ali tue sultry palms of India known.
Aiexau irosns.
M III capes OF Atrlc az on cliff. OF Kent
, ahe Naoris and tina. Isle If Continent.
Aia royal pines OF Canada nntmur thee,
Marie AieAandrowna.
Va, Wa.'ss, oIar chlnS' pnth' IN insfy life
Yet thine own land IS DO ssd 10 Tart,r horaas
Slice English Harold gave its throne wife.
Aiesandro"na'
For thrones and peoples are as vaifs that .v;ng.
And float or TALL in endless ebb and How;
r, Dut VINO love best have best the grace to know
''' A0'e W right oivihe Is aea!niess kine.
".
And love has led thee to stranger land,
where men are bold and strongly say their say;
A thon ui,h ,h upon empire smnss 'ooss.
AleYare,ovna
80 now thy fuller life is in the West.
Inv sama "a hlaat ,na 10 .l poor
Eere also, Marie, shall thy name be blest
''' "n''-
v.
Shall fears and jealous hatreas fame agan,t
Or tthy coming Princess, everywhere
10. 70 oIue neasen oreak, and some DIV ner ar
INTERNATIONALLY
But hearts that change not love that can not cease
a aud p pea DC y,ats the peace OF soul IN soui
Between your pecp.e's truth and msnfuI peace.
AIfred-Alexandrowna,
Musicai Notes.
, A new opera, "SaIvator Rosa" by Carlos
Gomez. the COMPOSER of I'll Gt,arany.n is to
be produced next winter at Genoa.
A row has broken out at the Opera
HonilH'e' Ialis' causeu " 'ne 'ecoiieo'''n
tha' 1910" - = Geliian: ~,
oisuusuisneu v L ; ~ i.aiy. " we
naIie q ~ Mayora.i, nas Just cohl'li''eo SUI
cue. ne was only 90 wears oiu'
Lahcso'te IS Tue lIaue VI VIC ia'ess p,ou
Ivy oh No Piaho' no 70 i.'.io i'aii,n poy
VINO pies Inc n.as,ei, nou "nis hho" \
cohlpossioho, o"' IN '1"''ons oa gu
theme eNep nlln; nc 40 9nt; 'lA oai0 oiu,
anu n"' ~. t'n'., Ja,d,d :, Do
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CRocKERY WAsf GLASS WARE, ETC
See D. K aerphy's alcti advertisement.
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The last Of the Mohioans .. the Academy.
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FRESH CtdEMAN's MUSTARD, EIC.-Mcssrs.
Smith l. McKenna. Nos SIS. 81 and 80 Poydr.s street,
have for sale large stock Of Colema1s stArd,
Turkish prunse g, nutms q, etc. See Advertisement
Larkin and Armstrong, in Dutch sketches, a the
Academy.
When Charles LIMB invited. at public elmer.
70 say grace, and responded with the remark. els
there no nanister present Then let thank God.
+. was 3 sa4asi.s and he knew it. When sheriff down
Vermont in opening the court, cried All persons
having causes matters pending therein. draw near
and they shall be heacd and God the people" ~
~. . satirist, and dicn't knowit
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New scenery. new music in the Black Crook.
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Shall fears and jealous hatreGs fame again1
Or at thy coming, Princess, everywhere
No blue heaven break, aud some div air
Breath thro the world and change the hearts of
Alexandrowua.
But hearts that change not love that can not cease
Aud pea be yours. the peace of soul in soul.
And no soever this Id world may roll,
Between your pee pes truth and manful peace
Alfred-Alexandrowra-
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the stagetf very wealthy Russian young
lady, theiaughter of one OF the digntaries
of tne ennre. She has most wonderful
soprano wee, is "a pupil OF Lab!aehe, aud
from an lesistibe attraction towards ar
tlstic life bias chosen the career OF a singer,
Under thHalne OF Bellocca. We hope she
will lie tore fortunate IN her success than
ir the ciIce OF her name, as 1t mean5 III
E,uullsh n roOse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
B 7 TELEG APH,
WASHINGTON.
Asuistana Affairs In tho Hands of n Spe.
cial Committee.


Lsuistana Affairs In the Hands Of spe-
cial Committee.
WAsHrNGTON, December l2.-In the dis.
tEioutlon OF the Presidents message among
the various committees of the House on
wednesday the portion Of it referring to
the troubles iu Arkansas was referred to
the select committee already existing on
that subject, and that portion Of the mes
sage relating to the troubles in Louisiana
and the Southern States, excepting Ar
kansas, was referred to a select commit.
tee OF seven to be appointed by the
Speaker. This committee has not yet been
appointed. 1t is very probable that after it
has been appointed and organized it will
proceed to take testimony tbr6agh cub
committees, or otherwise, in relation to the
disturbed condition of affairs in Mississippi
and Louisiana. Of course, any announce
ment OF what has been, or has not been
determined on is premature and unauthor-
lied, SO long as the committee itself is not
actually in existence.
Reception Of King Kalakana.
King Kalakana has arrived. He was re-
celved with military honors in small way.
Some Ono Who Will Hurt.
President Grant is quoted as saving: "If
further troubles occur in Louisiana, will
send some one there who will hurt" He is
said to have in;view for this business either
General Sheridan or General Terry.
ThrOckmOFton.
Governor Thr0ckmorton, of Texas, is
here.
The Vacant Bench.
The contest for Judge Durell's place lies
with Morgan. Beckwith and Pardee. The
probabilities favor Pardee, who is urged by
General Sheldon and many prominent law.
yers of New Orleans. Morgan is urged by
Secretary Fish and prominent people of
New York and Fennsylvanis. Beckwith
has the support OF Governor Ke llogg. The
question Of clerkship enters largely into
the fight,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
4 New Way to Collect Old Debts,

New Wny to Collect Old Debts.
The following is told by the State Register,
therefore must be true in every particular:
Last Sunday night as the New Orleans
and jackson railroad exppess train reached
Kenner, an indignant son of Abraham
stepped out of the train. In the cars was
one Cf his debtors about to leave the State,
forgetting to pay little bill of $50. The
creditor had ascertained that his debtor had
collected money that he had in his posses.
sion, and with which he was to leave the
could issue. The prospect was gloomy
enough for the creditor. An accident above
delayed the train, and consequently the
debtor and creditor came together, and
quarrel ensued, when police officer arrest.
ed both parties. The creditor, being at
home, gave bond to appear; the debtor was
furnished free lodgings oy the town. Of
course the Metropolitan police officer
searched his prisoner. and, having $500 in
The next day was Monday. Early in the
morning the defendant Of Abraham and
Solomon obtained, upon proper affidavit
and bond, an attachment against the money
in the hands Of the court.
At ten o'clock the prisoners were brought
before the justice. and not having denied
the charge, were both fined for disturbing
the peace.
The debtor having paid his fine, claimed
his money, when the writ OF attachment was
shown to him. he was politely informed
that he was sued. that his money was
attached, and that he must either give
bond, or await the trial Of the case before
his money could be returned.
He Immediately expressed his readiness
to pay his debts, aud having done SO, and
paid costs, was refunded the balance, and
left with light heart, lighter purse, and
more experience.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13

during the coming week Mr.. Owens " i'll
loan member of his company to the good
people Of Galveston, and on Monday even.
ing Mr.. J. j. Wallace commences star
engagement at Greenwall's Opera House,
playing in his own piece, "The Man from
America" The leading part in the drama
is George francis Train, whose semblance
Is made up and acted to the life Calves
ton may, but the people of New Orleans
need not, be told that Mr.. Wallace is one
OF the best OF character actors. In other
days he was also good printer, and there
Is no reason why he should not be hand.
somely treated by the press and public of
Galveston
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
FOREIGN.

Lomer's Losses.
MADRID. December l2-General Lomer
lost 700 in the recent fight.
serrnno Generaiissimo.
Serrano has been eazetted Generalissim0
of the Spanish armies.
German Gsnbsass Withdrawn.
The German gunboats have been with
drawn from Spanish waters.
A Rassian Caravan In Central Asia.
Sr. PETERSBURG, December ll.-News
has reached here from the advanced posts
OF the Russian army in Central Asia Of the
eafe arrival in khOransOn of the first
Russian trading caravan which ever pene-
trated that country Reports received from
the caravan complain of hostile agitatiOns
among the native tribes, caused by the in
trlgues and instigatiOns OF the British
agents.
Why Won Arnim Resisned.
BERLIN, December l2.-von Arnim says
that he resigned his embassy on account Of
the treatment he received from Parisian
society.
A Eeditious Editor.
A member OF Parliament, the editor of an
Ultramontane paper ~ we'll, was arrested
for publishing seditious articles.
Tho Left Centre.
PARIS. December 12.-Carne, recently
elected president of the left centre, at tho
caucus to day stated the party had gone to
the utmost limit of concession. The extreme
lett have elected Brisson their president.
Burgeing's Election.
The committee of the Assembly to which
was referred the validity Of Burgoing's cleo.
ton, in the department. of Nievre, has de-
cided to postpone the investigation till q
result is reached in the judicial proceedings
against parties implicated in the committee
OF appeal to the people. Meanwhile tho
BOnapartists will move immediate cOnfirmas
tion by the Assembly of Burgoihg's right to
his seat.
The Dundee Strike 1t an Bad
LONDON, December 1.-THE strike of tho
operatives in the jute mills of Dundee hae
ended, the proprietors having renounced
their intention Of reducing their wages.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13

ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUc1Iox-We
call the especial attention Of our many
readers to the sale to be made, on the
the tw enty second instant, by Messrs Nash
& Hodgson, auctioneers, OF the entire stock
OF furniture contained in the extensive es-
tablishment of Mr.. Joseph B. Hubbard, on
the corner of Perdido and Rampant streets,
being one of the largest and most complete
assortments in the city, and sold on account
of retiring from business. The full particu-
lars may be had by reference to the adver-
tisement,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
Grand Concert.

N. Jules Mayan. who is 60 we'll and 30
favorabiy known TO opera goers as the
primo basso of last season. announces that
on "wednesday next. at Grunewald Hall,
ha will give grand vocal and instrumental
concert.
Since the close o: the opera last spring NJ.
Mayan has taken up his abode with US. OF
his abilities a. an artist there is no need to
speak: his career is too brilliant to require
more than reference. II. Mayan next
Wedne sday evening will be assisted by
the best amateur talent of this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
SUNDAY, DECEMBER l3, 1874.

Der of witnesses had come to the city for
the purpose Of testifying in the Iberia and
other cases that were set to be heard to-day
tSaturday). He said it was important that
these witnesses should be examined "a soon
as possible as they were anxious to get
home again. In order to facilitate their
doing so. the president said there could be
an informal meeting of the board on Sun
day morning, when it could hear tes timony
and discuss the matters connected with
contests in Iberia, Carroll and Terre bonne
parishes. This was agreed to.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
Personsl.

We we're favored with call last evening
from Mr.. II. S. Hyatt. editor Of the Missis-
sippi Valley Progress. published as St. Louis.
q gentleman who has for long time taken
lively interes: In Southern emigration.
With Mr.. Hyatt came Mr.. j. Lake and L. G.
Calkins, of Chicago: C. +. Chaser and
Banks, of Cleveland. and c. Calsins. Of
New York. all gentlemen Of enterprise and
business capacity. who are prospecting for a
while in the South. and enjoying the tine
weather of the week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
VICKSBURG.
The White League Apology for the Vicks.
burg Massacre.

1no "nlIc League apology 1Of the vlckAs
burg Massacre.
VICKsBURG, December IA large body
of citizens today set forth statement Of
the origin of the late difficulties. The
statement is signed by B: G. Humphreys,
ex xGOvernOr: John A. Klein. president
Mississippi Valley Bank; B. r. Thomas,
president vicksburg Bank; G. Gordon
Adam. ex-United States district attorney
and United States commissioner; Charles
E. Furlong. Republican State Senator; John
d. Beard, Fred Speed. John d. Finney. ex-
United States army officers; G. X. MarshalI.
D. D., and Bowman, Miller, McCardle,
Cowan. Baum, Catchings and other promi.
nent citizens.
After recountisg the election of county,
officials in 1873 lnearly all negroes), tho
statement shows that T. w. Cardoza, circuit
clerk, was elected State superintendent Of
Education. governor Ames thereupon, con.
trary to explicit law and the State coastitu-
ton, appointed A. w. Dorsey Lis suoeessor.
In August, 1874, upon afidavit Of the State
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF CHA 0a.ES w. CAMMACK
NA 1450


UNITED STATES MARsaALs OFFICE,
New Orleans. December 8, 1874. !
sIyHtS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l. in bar kruptcy has been issued out Of the Dis
trct Court OF the United States for the District of
Louisiana against the estate OF Charles ". .Cammack
of New Orleans, In the parish Of Orleans. State
OF Louisiana, adjudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition; that the payment of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to said bankrupt,
to him, or for his use, and the transfer Of any
property BY him are forbidden BY law; that meet
debts and choose one or moro aaSignees Of his
estate will Be held st court Of bankruptcy. to Be
1874. q twelve o'clock n. 6 the CustemAsase
ouuding New Orleans, before c. 9. keleGG rsgietee
q 3. PACkz90.
del2 q GATED States HaEGhAl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
The Vice President,s Health

Inc washington correspondent of the
Indianapolis journal telegraphs that paper:
zee President Wilson again shows signs
OF failing health. Sometimes he ecarceiy
rec ognlzes his friends. The election of \
wee fresident pro tenn is discussed. As
senator Carpenter's term expired With the
resumption of the chair by Nr. Wilson.
another election must be held if Mr. Wilson
vacates, which now eeems almoet certain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
Louisiana State Grauxe.

Tho annual meeting of the Louisiana
State Orange. Patrons Of usbandry, con-
Vened at Baton Rouge, on Thursday, the
third instant. and remained in session three
days. The fesig nation of Mr.. Wetmore,
secretary. was accepted, aud Mr.. D. H.
Harris, Of Pointe Coupee was elected. The
convention adopted strong resolutions
favoriDg the Fort st. Philip canal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
FOB SALE.

lNOR SALE AT A BARGAlN.-THRBs BsTIRR
II furniture of cottage house situated In . good
neigh horhood. The house contains six rooms gas
etc No ,esse; rent e2S Tho furniture 10 In good
order and is only scld on account Of i'll health Of
the owner. No boardin ghouse keeper need apply,
and only private parties who wish to purchase 81
q reasonable price and for use. Address HOUSE.
KEEPER, Republican office. dell
NOR SALE.-A LARGE LOT OF YAWLS.
Il different sizes, Anchors, Chains, Blocks, etc.,
low fer cash. Apply to
SiilCKLR, HARRISON CO.,
United states Naval alton, Agiers.
Or address Postoffce Box 2729, New Orleans.
nO2l Inn cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
Judge Durell.s Successor.

An American Press dispatch from Wash-
ingtOn says:
There are four applicants for Judge Du-
rells place-District Attorney Beck with,
d. A. Pardee, State judge Of Louisiana,
aud Aessrs. Whitaker and Morgan, law
yers Of New Orleaas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
StaRh.

This morning. just aftet the arrival of the
train on the Jackson railroad. Charley
Stauh, at Goldthwaite's bookstore. No. GO
Canal street. will have for sale at his
counters an unusually choice se!ec ton Of
Northern amt Western papers. as we'll as
the advanced magazines for the month Of
January. A full assortment and cheapest
prices are Staubs especial recommendations
to the reading public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
WHOLE NUMBER 1858.

laws for this county, that our people. in the
trying circumstances n which they have
been placed, might we'll have done moro,
and could not have done less, for the protec-
ton OF themselves, their antilles and their
property.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-13
nPENlNG NIGHT

ST. IATRICK'S HALL.
GRAND CONCERT
VIII be given by the Young Ladies Of Sew orleans
for the benefit of
SC. vincent's Infant OrphaH Asyluns,
Corner OF Race and Magazine streets. on
Thursday Evcning, December IL. 1874,
In the new Hall known ~ St. Patricks.
The best talent in the city has been secured and
tho Concert considered both as Inauguration
Of the magnificent new edifce and means of
assisting the hundreds Of little innOcents at st.
vinceuts. will he an ever memorable occasion in
the history Of New Orleans. Tickets 81.
LADY PATRONESSES.
Mrs.. Ledoux. Mrs. SsaufYef.
MrA Montgomery, Mrs. Gibson,
Mrs. Foster K lott, MIRA David Crquharts
Mrs. Aristide Miitenbsr. Nre. Tut0n,
ger, Mrs. Dunning,
Nr. Macready. Mrs r. Simms.
Mrs. lsHacsOn, Mrs. Penn,
Mrs. Sowling. Mrs. Pouch.
Mrs. Vic,Or Meyer, MIRA Seixas
Mrs W. Morton, Mrs. Preston,
Mrs. Behn. Mrs. John Henderson,
MrA Conas, Mrs. Thomss Gilmore.
Mrs. DR.. BerthelOt. Mrs W. 4. Pike.
Mrs T. J. Semmes. Mrs. COllignOn.
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