New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-15

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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATE
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW oRtEkN
NEW ORLEANS, APRIL Is. 1873.
The weather May be warmer after til
Pulverized granite is said to Macada
good street.
Fashion begins to kick about bro NJ
boots again.
1t ia not necessary to be present in cou1
20 prove an abb.
Madame Democrat is studying th
fashions in Mexico.
Troy is putting on airs over hairies
man who lives there.
Governor Tilden has been transported t
popular favor on a canal.
President Grant will be fifty-three year
of age on the twenty seventh instant.
God. and the Pope. and Andy Johnso'
are to be recognized in the constitution.
Ladies' educate their clothes when tn eJ
train their dresses to follow them.
Men are held accountable for what they
do not do, as we'll as for what they do do.
1.-THE New Orleans Jubilee Singers" who
ever they are, have been singing in Rich
mond.
The English girls want to vote; but
Parliament says "No." in the plain Queen q
English.
Professor Boynton has invented q life
saving dress. 1t is safe to say it is not tight
laced.
There are men 50 hedged about by divin
Ny that but little of their goodness can
ever get ont.
Mrs. Dan Rice is now treasurer of the
clowns family, and she does not care how
often Daniel fails.
A man at the race track, who had seen
better days, said, my horse is Nowhere.
out Of Nothing
The dictionary harvesters are learning
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ones they forget about.
George Francis Train said: when saw
The Man from America played by Wallace,
had to laugh at myself"
Mr.. Brown, the mind reader. has COM
menoed reading in Philadelphia, where the
people are more of one mind.
The Soldene Opera Company opens at the
Grand Opera House, Cincinnati, on Monday
evening next, in "Genevieve de Brabant'
The iremen's festival, to be given by
Mississippi No. 9 and st. Bernard No. l, will |
take place at the Fair Grounds on sunday.
The Chicago Hotel Reporter claims to be |
> national journal. 1t gives the names of |
men who come from all parts Of the world. |
The census takers OF Brooklyn find new
difficulty in classifying occupations. Twelve
nen report themselves as "Beecher Jurors"
Adam Forepaugh has his big show on the
Dad early in the season. He did not en-
age himself to become mayor Of any great
ity.
Paul de Cassagnac has discovered that
he imperialists of Paris all keep the birth
ay of the Prince Imperial-that is, pri-
ately.
Grasshoppers have been discovered at
.ilway stations in the West, apparently
atching to see who buys and ships seed
heat.
Queen Victoria's birthday will be cele-
rated on the twenty. fifth day of May,
hen she promises to create new Field
arshal.
The New England States choose their
dcers every year; but then they do less
ling and count the votes quicker than in
her States.
Rev. L. J. Finn will preach in St. Pat
ks Church On Sunday morning, for the
'nefit Of the poor. The subject will be .
Women in the Days Of Christ"
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The Millerites will try to 20 up on the G
teenth of June. Now, if they wou Id only t
rm themselves into some sort OF q stock
mpany they would go up sure.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: Gen
II j. B. Hood has arranged to establish
,ck farm and summer residence near st.
nj, Minnesota, this season."
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Charlotte Cushman is giving sacred enter b
nments and readings from the Bible 1t n
IL take at least twenty years for her to f,
farewell in that branch Of amusement :.
The dying men OF Boston are becoming a.
moralized. One recently left large t.
n of money. the interest of which was to d
rchase, annually. theatre tickets for the b.
Or. ~
'Podgering" is a new English word mean u
. disputes with hackmen about fares. 1t
derived directly from an old lady Mrs | d.