New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-08

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We are to have peace without piece of can
Cuba. tho
Never wash your hands in a river in front The
of goat to b.
Oldest inhabi ants are used chiefly as ou'
weather regulators Don
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Those who advertise will sell the greatest and
quantity of Christmas toys. colo
An increase of hanging will most likely uu's
produce decrease of crime. 10TH
cur
A tie vote-Where both parties say yes, with
and the preacher ties the knot. s,,s.,
An Irish traveller has discovered that the nue.
bell boys at the Calf House are girls. no RI
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The gilded clouds we at sunset are o,,
often beautiful patches on the close OF day. =,
A musical prodigy has been discovered in the
Ohio He is otherwise foolish and seven the I
teen. this
A pretentions dramatic COMPANY is 80 who
thin that the actors are obliged to double fedel
parts. alitit
m. p-;,,. &c U.Iaa ard su;,a bave ar. been
rived at Handy. Directly he will want 'hen
Kankakee. to IL
A choir singer can no more be converted -''"
than an undertaken can be made to cry at eA'e
. funeral. resp
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There is time to go to bed and time to NJ
get up, but it never comes to little boy ~
without calling.
man has NO right to be illuannered, LEGAL
even If he does wear old clothes and occu- conf
pies the position OF beggar ernu
William NJ Evarts, fresh from the hun arbl'
dred days battle of Beecher, has been &C. prov
lected as the centennial orator. only
eoao,
Rev. DR.. w. e. McLaren, bishop elect of
the Episcopal diocese of Illinois, will be NV
consecrated to-day at Chicago. has
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Mr.. Ben DeBar is playing Falsta9 in Ala With
bama, with the St. Charles Theatre COM canc
pany Last night he was in Montgomery. cont;
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Tupper,s new dramatic poem will be read ing t
with great pleasure in this country, if the all P
author has to come over and read it him vice.
self. equa
In discussing how tall girl ought to be pu'
the Chicago Tribune is of opinion that one tnat
who can lay her head on your shoulder will const
exactly fill the bill. Lam
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James, son of Hon. Dan w. VOORHEES,, -,
Intends to play Hamlet for living. VoOr- ooN'
HES done he will wish he had studied shoe iofln
making or learned some useful trade terns
,. .:.., ...I1 ,r;n..d COW of tho supp
-I.-.a H. -. =. .ho C,oso.n. ty,, name
Rifle Club, with the list OF members. uona
bend
Chicago has not the good taste to support frien
q genteel comedy company, though it has lost
two bands of negro minstrels, variety hall ocro,
and monkey show, all doing well. d.
The executive committee of the American the
Union Club are requested to meet this three
morning at room No. l, Marigny Buildings, cratic
for the transaction OF important business. anti
w..,;nc,on oorrasnondent has adonted sever
+,a orstoro Of eating the sona, sergeant tn was
read the evening paners TO him. 40 that he cast.
can telegraph what he hears from "a high the
official" was,
N. s.nal pon,as CO... tha+ Herrr vii. didat
son .pever learned to work wisely or eat era o
wisely, or to play at ALL" For that reason the
Mr. Bowles would never nominate him for scrib
any Office. As
The Times, of yester day morning, says: o' VI
"Dejazet, the great French actress, is dan cfau'
gerously ILL.," The old lady has been in her ''the
grave about week, and makes no com. woul
plant of feeling unwell. Peep
900 = 1,,:. hum
induced several manufacturing companies '-''
to psy their hands on Mondays instead of assu'
Saturdays. They would have deferred pay catlo
ing much longer if necessary. and
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The chaplain Of the House of Representa- viii,
tves gets only 5000, while $500 is given to ho-s
the engineer Of the ventilAtor. The laborer
il often worthy Of his hire; but in this case inon
the venttlator is higher than the parson. W.
rathe
Oo,ons. "'O~ 'no 'oAsours wish
- 80 =. .s;,;.r !. - .ss I.;..," bend
Law popular, and will probably get the coui'
.nonin.tion ON .eeount of services rendered CAM
HIS White Line party. to tn
-s-- more
We have been handed specimens Of the
1hmous Perique tobacco of st. James par
~ grc-r ana m.pufsctnred nv Mr.. G. q. made
1dIlIsndon. Of College Point. The tobacco the
y Of ne favor, put MP a. cigarettes in husk gress
urappers, OF rope pressed in small karats. ance
- have
n Lisnt Il the most peculiar of oil great -,
lnusiesl lsnatics. Unlike Blind Tom, he Pr
dlsltkss noisy applause. After playing he .an''
'ekpssts silence to be broken by signing and inc
~ whispers, "How grsndr' Those who Sout
tnow him bsst humor his moods, and sigh ieve
90 Whisper accordingly after each piano Mr..
1lBtufbance lican
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