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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Ct. PATRICK.S FAIR,
Opening Friday. January IS, 1876,
ST. PATRICK'S HALL.

Tie talles, "a arranged are as fc-.ovr sZAs
WI re LIde- re auspices Of the ias-ss he-ean
FAMED:
CRESCEST-N1s Thomas Gilmore, Ms P. r.
FeTvg, MIS- John Henderson, Mrs. >rf-n gpe--,
II s. II. Ee,;1elct and Miss Henderson.
iRIS9 EMEhICAN-Nrs. e. McManor, MIS-. J. {,
CLNTEHEIA-.Mrs. Dr.. Folwe!l, NJ. Tfsd,.
Waterman arC Mrs. Rev. Gutheiu.
sOuIHsES S-AE-Nrs. Wiendahl, Hrs. On a, lee
MacI. a:y, Ms @. < puuring, Miss Sas. 30. Mrs.,
ke-cnct, Ms. Dr. BricAe Mrs. 2. I. cavne, Mrs,
}. sd Rozie. Ms. Henry Preston. hrs. L.Geux aud
Ma. y. Some.
hiEER.Ia BRANCH NO. 1-Nrs Conway, M-s.
Ti.iiteTg, Mss No..ie Graver, Mrs. cDors 4.
81. THSeISA'o-MIs. J. Domin 20, Ms. PIN cyan
aoa Bias Orkney
vt. ALPENSSUS-N-s. Fitzgerald.
ST. PATRICK S-N-s ". T. Houstocs
Contests.
SfAN CT ECssFs AND BUGGT-CoE.ast Do.
tween EoI ). y G. Parker and r. J. Ke1.De Gy ESQ,
lie vo:ils W. De Under the charge CT ciie .SGlee
0i the Ores aeIl1 taoie.
SPAS oe HORSES AND BUGGg-Coa tee. be-
tEaen Coloue.s "aggamar and Fsg.n AID Mr,
joEn Fairfax. voting will DO IN charge
OF The laCies Q. tie Centennial and ST. a phorsue
-istles.
Besides !tese. tLera will De number o. interest.
:nE cOr-es-s aEd 1at 50 tor gold watches aIC gold
ttas, Leck.acts, gold and coral sevs. silver cup,
csc. ialor <e1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Succession @. John y, Harri.on.

CECcND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
p OF Orleans. 30. ae.1o2. = Where's, Mrs..
Sisida Stewart has ret.t.o-el tie. co..lt :.r
letters O. administration tie estate CT ne i.te
John n HARRISON. Cec"ase'l. interstate. Notice S
hereby given 10 I'll WHOM i nav concern, 20 show
cause within ten Gavs, why the prayer OF nc SD
petitioner siiorG no- oe granted.
BY o,Ger OF tie Cos.I..
JAG IS ?. FRANK PACE. JR. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

BOUNCED THE WROsG MAN.-Not more
:han five or six hundred years sgo, . well
known citizen, dressed rather LOUD, as he
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
Local Intelligence.

A GgEATLY SURPRISED TRAvAER.-No:
mary days ago an army officer wno has
been several years stationed on the south
western frontier, obtained leave ct absence
70 visit Lis New England home. He Was
last N Fort Brown, Texas, and when he
lacded n ttis city be wac so utterly be-
w.,de.ed bv strange fashions that he wished
to return 20 scenes where styie is quite M
known. The item that most interested Kim
was ladies' attire. When be left what he
terms ".Le States" large hoops were worn
~ ali ten;rio.y, and when ne arrived IN
lonely localities Of course saw nothing
Ike rccys, except the belts on barrels. At
tending 20 lis military duties he seldom
ttuucL. CT fashions and obtained bit few
i.exs relative thereto. When ne landed
ir Nsw Orleans ne took mp he quarters il
lie S.. Charles Hotel. Having obtained re-
i1eshmen.s 10 s.ro.ied OF: Canal street and
when lie Looked at fashionably attired ladies
LIS surprise was bourdless. He locked AID
wondered ard wondered and locked, and
re rore he gazed the greater Eis as.onish-
mert On fist thought he was inclined 20
believe .cs. lie had by chance s:rayed into
a fore gu country and tia, tee women lad
core Stark crazy OF the sutjec: Of dress.
He locked q: tie sleeves Of oEe co!or and
sEi-.s cl aco:hec ard then :ook rear
view. He had osteL given tie CIDER o.
..1:ess I'D 4 IRON. and close .ip il the rear
TT. Ills bea: rim out OF lis seneee. Pose:-
ul7. familiarity with the fashion WI zee
opc..e LIN % Is sc il has re.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

GLOBE THEATRE,
~ Corner CT Baronne and Per6:dH stEeete.
Marsh adams ...,.... Business AMI stage Manages
rc..zes srowdet. nightly by the elite 81 the cry
TIE Peoples Popular Resort.
Clear ac- OF amusement IN the city
TWO SHOWS COMBINED IN one.
Mere Sta1s-Second week of 81 IS Ne Re -sr.
'CT. The peerless vocalist: Miss Alice g. more sopg
.,IG da.lce a-tst; Mss Chrlssie Mo-rei, New Or
leans tl-o-.re vocalist; Miss Josie STEAD tie bean
titII d&-seUse; Nile. Marie Larox the accom-
pisied :erps chccean Miss 6eorg Kng, Tho
charming voca.s1. Great hit of Lark-n ard Arm
s.-ons, tie t.nrv Dutch couple
Cur sIec1a.ty Stars-Miss Amelia Dear, I'sg
Maggie hG2tcr, CLsIIss Gallagher Nile. = oerrLns,
JeLLie E-:Ge.- John L. Manning J. 2. = eaver.
Can.
Einission-Ter, fifteen. TWENTY-FIVE and -ft.y
eeI.s. boL forget our popular MATINEE eATtR'
LAY, al 2 u. iai5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
WAR DEPARTMENT, }

Carnival faaae. I
New Orleans January e, 1916. )
To ire Fon. c. ". Eoo'hby. supe1ir .ender: OF Els
Majesty. Schools, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO close
me yubiic SCHOOLS on tie occasion OF his
maiescr's tr.umphal entry into tee capital,
Mar6l G-ss. February %, 1876 in order tia.
al the children may be permitted 10 par.
rc:pste in tie festivities incident 20 tie
carnival te.e. You will transmit &c this
department, without delay, Official nctitica-
son OF your com plisnce with this command.
Herein tai not, under penalty oi coya,
oiepleasu-e. WARWICK.
Earl Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

w young lady capable Of teaching Rng1ish,
French and Music. RefereIces exch lnged. Ad.
dress Miss C., a. tbs CGce. nC9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Leaving. after ravrg Ten re- cent On
capital s,cck ne, profits. ........... &s2133 y
The Board OF T--s:ees resolved tbat after pay.
i,sl stock OF me company that a dividend c.
THIRTY PER CENT be paid il cssI Oh aDG k:tel
the fourteenth day OF june next 20 those yar:!es
same.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
o. Nonngs Allyn and .

SUccessiGns 0t Nonngs Allyn and CT
Catherine .ngeLia WisLdail, nls wife,
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARSE
- Of Orleans, No. 3.,5't.-Sot.ee IS hereby
given 20 the creditors uf lis estate and 20
al otler persons herein utelt see. 20 SHOW cause
within ten DAYS ron The r.eSer- ties, ton. i
any they have can why Ike account presented
by Dr.. J. Ii NIeI.Can. administrator o. these
tates should not he aomo.o@sted ard approved,
and tie funds distributed IL accordance Herewith.
BY order OF tie Court.
ia,6 20 23+ FRANK PACE r. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

ROYAL CErLEs FOR MAEDI GRAs.-EeZ,
King OF lie Carnival, has begun L.s work
il earnest, &s tie following cc-reepeLcence
w, show:
VAR IEPAE1NtvTi
laIn.rsI Palace,
Few CllsaEs IarlAIy y le-t
To E.s Forn. Cha1les J. LeeGs, M.7c1 CT E!s Ma
Iestys City {. New O-leh-s GREETING:
You s,e hereby comnan6sd 70 Close ice
Cry Hall on the occasion G: liz ma; esiy's
-.unpnsl entry into the capital. Mardi
G:as. February ., and deliver up tee Keys
Iou vii testify your Loyalty and ore-
tience hy transmitting &c .i;s department
"a once written mobilization @ yoar tsi.L-
Ill compliance with tbs Command
Herein ;a,l re-, Under penalty o. ,oy;.
Giai.easu.e, WARWICK,
Ear, Na:shal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
WASHINGTON ARTILLERX
Dress AND MILITARY BALL.
Wednesday Evening, January 10, 1875,
ST. PATRICK'S HALL,


ST. PATRICk'S HALL,
HOARD OF MANAGERS:
Cocre. ). 8. WALTON,
Asio- ". J. BEHAN,
CAPTAIN. JOHN 3. RICHARDSON
Captain FL 5EsE MAY,
Captain ANDREW HERO, a..
Adiutart " y. Owen, Quartermassec joan u
Cor, u.;esa-v J. Homes, Pavne
S.-seo!! thomas :. Ably. Ordinance ". Z. Erau b.
Lieut.. G. b. (. Brown, hsar
lent Geo-se c. apes, Sergeant iIstor z. J. EE>~
". :. P!AkarC. sheeit.
Z o. FazeEde. Lieut. 6. 8. IL Russey
Charles atIev, Thomas L. Esv.la,
]. a Adam, Lieut. X. D. Coleman,
Geo-Ge ". ILp-e, A. SamDola,
ttaries Z. Leve-.eh, c. L. Q. Dupuv,
G2s. J. Feet, B. 7. Wa'sLe
The Battalion Washington Artillery vii give o.
Dress ant lI..taIv Sail at ST. PATRtCk'S Hall
o., y EINtSpAY January 26, il coIcIaeIr o.atsn
tt tier Reorganization
The pIice .:ckets is fixed at So so- gen tensn.
ApUlica lion .oI iadies invitations &c al
blessed to tie Invitation Committee o. ne cE.Ii
anG sen. through box No. 5o2. Postoifce,
iaii Is 10 l9 =.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Go to Seligman's, No. e5 Baronne street,
tcr tine watches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Crescenf City National Bank Creditors
vino koid Receivel's certificates a.e no:ited TIA:
dividend Of TEN PER CENT viii be paid OF and
alter date, upon production OF certificates lnd
s:gLirg proper receipts.
F.F. CASE, Receiver
jarua,y "a, 1876 No. Sc Na:cLez street,
,23 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
CTr.CE DIVISION ScPIklS-ESpRN- PrBI!C SCEooLs,
New Orleans January y, 1916, )

20 Warwick, Es-, Marshal, Wal Department:
In Obedience to the royal mandates Of
b.s most gracious Majesty Rex, King CT
wick, Earl Marshal of h:s kingdom. the
pubic schools Of this division will De clOssG
OF February % proximo, to enable :he
children and teachers to unite with 81 other
Gu.itul euCjects in Eonoring His Majesty q
.rinnphal re .urI to his capital.
Very respectfully, your obedien. servant,
c. w. BOOTHEY,
Superintendent: Public Schools, Sixth Divi-
sion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

acknowledged himself, wandered into the
st. Charles Hotel rotucda to see a man.
While il the ac. Of crooking his elbow to
take the strength out Of dry punch, a
young man Of good address saluted him as
friendly as possible, calling him by his
title, captain. Tie captain felt inclined to
be agreeable at orce comprehending that
the stranger was trying to play him. The
fellow was weak in one poir. Of his attack.
he did not know what kind Of captain the
gentleman was-army, navy, police or
whatl The captain, who sometimes jokes
for the love Of jestiug, took the copper one
side, and ccnfdent;ally informed him that
he was captain OF gang of thieves that
had recently arrived to work New Orleans
Stranger took one glance aud then sided
out, understanding that he had caugh.
Tartar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23


LcpIs Mains. Secretary.
STATE CT LCu ,slAyA !
EAritb Of C,.eaIs Cry o: New CsIeans
SwoID q and Subscribed te'o-e nee :ts twerty-
st coLd day G: ia, ls1v, 1876.
S77PEEN LLAkY,
S.x7h J1st OF lie Peace, Parish Ct CIlta1e,
Icu.siaLa.
at The .sGn-a. noL,Llv meeting CT the Eoard CT
Directors, held on lie twentieth day Of January.
DOLLARS PR SHARE tequiva.er: 20 SIXTEEN
FER CENT Oh aMo1nt pad IN t, be credited OF
s.ocs notes Of tie con,aIv.
EASEaR ACCH PieeGer
Lots MATHIS, See-e:a--.
It tie anrua. etc. OF he'd on tie ten \ ,!av Of
IsIaaTy, 1876, the fo15v;ns gentlemen ve;e
eiected Directors, &C se.ve he ensuing ysa1:
h&spaI Aleh, Robert Jackson Fly. EeIse', IT,,
Z. 4 ElIion, Adam Ga.ser, Ely. ELerusn,
Lou-s FaesseI, ". E. Fish, L. DouLeute.ssr
James Eag4n, L. a. Harris, i. Holder.-h
Matthias Huber, J. E. Keller, John F. K-aLz
Charles K.lnuel, joseph Mathis, William AIehle
florence Ptiste-. John P-Ice-l, H. ScneEe
AltIed Shaw, 0. T. the .sIan, H. F. Water,
Il. s s. Wood,
AID a. a meeting ot tie Eoa:G, Led CT ia, nary
II. 1876 EASFAR AUCE, Ese., was Unanimously re-
e,s-ted Pes der, EOf sET JACKSON, Fec. vile
President, LOUIS MATHIS. Secretary, and JOHN
PURCELL, ESQ. Inspecro-. 1923
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

bargains 4 jeve..y q: Sel:snan's, 30. L
Ealonre st1eef
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
INSURANCE,
TTVVVENTY4siXTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
oH TEE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.

Total premiums for tie year ending
April 50, 1875 .................s ::
Earned premiums, .ees IeiCs2caLce AID
return ,1yeninns.. ........ pc, ls7
Fire, Marie ard i've: losses. SIC, $50 90
Taxes expenses, rebate n
l!eu 0: partlciraoion, less
interest, eIc............ ,2,,L5 32-2l40:. 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23
LOST.

G1n REWAKD.-LOST. FROM NO. 3t5 81.
Wv Cl4at4es street. during ice alter paIt G;
Dec enber las. Very siia.I eek aa0 tan pIIpv
answering 20 re tame CT FANNY. Ten dc. !2-s IL
ward vii! De pad iUr lie. return 20 No. St5 s..
Charles street. JAZZ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Tie ab owe Is a tue AID cor.ec. .IaLsc-ip HON
lie hCcks o. :Ee company
KASpAE ACCN, President,
ROBERT JACKSON, We P1eElaert.
LopIs MATHS, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Jewel-y and watches cheap a. SeLgmaL {,
No. e. Ea:ocne srree:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Co'n.,, u I'LL. Nny naiFTa"
usry g. 1876 The consolidation OF he New Orieaus
City Railroad Company and the New Crlears, Ne
tairie AMI Lake Railroad Company having beer
stockholders Ct tbs company inv. ted TO ceE.e
forward, on or before ;ne FIFTEENTH INSTANT,
70 subscribe 10 tae enc Thousand shares Of ktcs &
he issued as provided liz the rtc.es O. conso!i.
dstiOn foc tie purpose Of extending the Canal
street liLa TO the axe. Each holder of thirteen
shares OF The pr-sen: s-ocK Of TINS cOn ..any VII
be entitled 20 one share OF rev stock at pa.
TWENTY-FIVE per cent OF sa,re 70 be pad a. -he tine
Of subscribing. ard the balance IL thee install
Hents OF tWentJ-L per cent eaea pay aD4e
monthly.
ia4 lM G. LEWIS SncrA-9-v
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

Home Mutual savings Bnnk.-Tte stock
holders Of the above insti:ut:on are hereby no,l-
tied to call for tier stock notes. s.2paG, wi. 6n
sixty DAYS from date Otherwise said notes VIII De
destroyed by TIE commissioners.
JAMES ~ BOWLING,
L.oUidating Conn issioneT,
6e2G I'm No p Decatur street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-23

SEH- TO TEE FIRST DISTINCT CoUE- -
Judge Evars LAD az re could attend 20 yes
:erlay, aId KEEP. open doors from mcIr.ng
uu.l r.g1:. The following rs,reG persons
were seIt 20 tie First Dis:1ie. Cour::
z Hul:e:, assault ara battery On Mrs..
l. Day.
Jsmts Lewis stole something.
4. Tuaday, breaking prison.
s':ank Crawford acknowledged .ia: he
tad gore crooked snd 10 prison, 20 .aEin :
tia: which was 10. his'c.
JoiL Cock, assari: ard bs::e1y on
Samuel Levy.
Ha.rie: MeRsnny battered Eizate:h
Yong.
Ire case Of J. L. Monitor. procuring 20
be changed AID u:te.ing letter G. a..o-Ley.
:a.G forgery, was taken in hand sid al tie
Witnesses Lear1. Joseph p.n:s e N tie
case as al accessory before the fac:. As
tie attorneys On each SIDE were unwilling
20 e: zee na..er drop wi.teu: Argument
trey agreed 20 delay un:il nex: Taeslay.
Il. Ratas "ap3es is the prosecutor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

which it was the duty of every
good citisen to assist the officers
Of the law to regulate. It was all
very satisfactory so long as honest men
were on the committee and the rogues
and thieves thS objects Of attack. But the
timesoon came whensascality captured the
committee and compelled responsibility
to retire within doors. The very men the
committee was organized to hang now
rule its counsels, and, as will be seen by
the supplementary address" are COM
hitting great excuses. Responsibility
has set the committee above the law in
Vermilion parish, and it has become the
master of its creator, responsibility, itself
Mr.. Kings proper and only legal remedy
is to be found in the courts. Another
vigilance committee, or the entire change
in the character Of the band of rovers by
an accession Of the intelligent and re-
spectacle citizens called upon to join it,
will do no good, or at best only afford
temporary relief. Unless the people of
Vermilion can rid themselves of the evil
in lawful and proper manner they must
wait till it dies out of its own accord, or
move to some other locality.
If there are any really respectable peo-
pie in this city who want to see a vigi-
ance committee here, let them note the
frantic efforts of Mr.. King and his asso-
'iates to get rid Of their regulators. If |
here are any evil-minded young men
Who think it would be rare sport 70 be-
ong to such band of regulators, they
lad better first look at the roster of the
'olice and one or two other organizations
which are pledged against permitting
UGH an unseemly demonstration as
igilance committee here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, APRIL q 1876.

nole part Of their own taxes upon their
tenants.
Inc eject Of this aristocratic system
upon the prosperity of our city is to our
mind ob7ious. High rents and accumula-
uon OF tax upon consumption and indus
try enter into the comparison of induce
ments to bring labor to this. or that mar
ket. The comparison of inducements to
immigrant industry places our city under
disadvantage, for while there is a rush
to cheap food, low rents and active in
dustry, there is silent ebb Of skilled
labor from our city, with steady current
in other directions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28
PROCLAMATION.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department. )
New Orleans, April Is, 1876
Notice is hereby given that > reward of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS will be pa by the State Of
Louisiana for such information " i'll lead to tho
arrest and conviction Of the pers OBS, or any Of
them, who on the night Of the thirteenth Of Oc-
tober, 1875, in the parish of East Pelican in this
State, teok from the custody Of sherffs roase
JOHN GAIR, formerly member of the Legislature
Of this State, and murdered him by shooting him
to death; and further reward Of ONR THOU.
SAND DOLLARS will be paid by the State Of Lou.
isians for such inform alton will lead to the ar.
rest and conviction Of the persons, any of them,
who on the same night, at the town Of Clinton,
parish Of East Fsliciana. rem0ved one BABE
MATTHEW'S. sister in.law of the aforesaid 0air,
from the custody of the sheriff of East Fslicians,
and murdered her by hanging her to tree in the
courthouse yard.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
hereunto attached, this nineteenth day Of April,
in the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and sev.
entysiy. and Of the independence Of the United
States the one hundredth.
BY the Governor:
WIN. P. KELLOGG,
N. DURAND.
Assistant Secretary of State. apo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28
THE UNHAPPY VERMILIoNITEs,

Vermilion parish has not yet succeeded
in getting nd of its so-called vigilance
committee. 1t hangs on like chronic
evil, and threatens to turn affairs inside
out. Mr.. F. r. King, one of the mis-
guided gentlemen who helped to found and
organize thu committee, is thoroughly
Disguised with his own work, and is try
ing to undo it. He may have little more
influence in the work Of staying the pro-
gress of the evil he set going than Mrs.
OLeary's COW had in quenching the con-
fagration she started by kicking over the
lamp, but not much. The evil will work
itself out after while, but it can not be
checked in full career without resort to
violent measures.
1t is very common thing for men who
really believe they are good citizens to
consent to violation OF the law for good
motives. They commit the double
error of supposing that the evil they
wish to correct is greater one than
the remedy, and fattering themselves they
are good men when they set any law
at defiance. Mr.. Kings case is one in
point He and all his neighbors honestly
believe he is an excellent citizen and was
SO at the very moment he was forming his
illegal band of regulators. But lie was
and is fer from it. He is at best only an
honest, we'll meaning man Of good inten-
tons. The high esteem in which he was
held BY his neighbors led them to |
look with favor upon the untying the |
cords OF law and order and letting loose
not and license to regulate matters
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

A very highly recommended gentleman
offers his services to the public, by adver-
tisement in onother column. 40 copyist or
writer of correspondence. He writes fair
hand. and, though foreigner BY birth, is .
good English seholar 1t lesst. We have
seen several we'll written articles from his
Pen in that Language. and speak from actual
knowledge. It il presumable he is equally
adept in tho three others, especially the
German, which 10 HE mother tongue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

1t has been decided by the Supreme Court
that the Hot Springs property, in Arkansas;
by reservation, belongs to tho United
States. The government can now be kept
in hot water at little expense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

Colonel Robert c. Clowry, of the tele:.
graph service, arrived in this city yester-
day, and is stopping at the St. Charles
Hotel. During the war Colonel Clowry
commanded regiment of Missouri troops
IN the army. Of late years he has been
employed by the Western Union Telegraph
Company, and now has charge of West
ern division of that company, with head
quarters at St. Louis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

The Southern Roller Skating Club will
give an entertainment at Harmony Hall
this evening. Invited guests will be allowed
to participate in the hop which follows the
skating exhibition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

There was lively sally at social gath
ering yesterday. A witty young lady asked
/. gentleman who has no mean opinion Of
himself, which he would prefer, to look
more like fool than he does, or be more OF
ono than he really iss The unsuspecting
stupid replied, II think Id rather be more
of one." Retorted his tormentor: ooh!
that's impossible ~ A. she was very
pretty, he meekly submitted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

Only ons more day remains in which to
purchase tickets for the grand golden draw
ing, which takes place positively On Satur.
day. The concert, with Marks Kaiser and
the German Band, will make the occasion
q most memorable one,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

hEApquARTRRs DEPARTMENT OF TIL. GULF.
Chief Quartermaster's Office
o.,.,rn New Orleans, Lst, April lS 1876
SEALLED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATR, UNDER
NJ ths usual coudit.O1s,, wi Do received ct
June ], 1876. at which timo and place thew viii
Do opened IN presence OF bidders for furnishing
the Chief Quarterm aster for the pubic service il
June 80 1877. ' s'"i en"Ns
product w "'iA'''io
=. Blank forms Of proposals and further informs.
tlon can be obtained at mis- Office
APPS ct J. A. POTTER Chef O,artermasfar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

Miss Rose Eytinge, the wife of Colonel
George III. Butler. is out starring with the
play of "Rose Michel" Marcus r. Mayer,
formerly with Barrett, is her agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

The Democrats 80 far since the rebellion
have only spoken bad words for Republi.
cans, but no one has ventured to say good
word for Democrats.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

One Of the most vigilant deputies a court
can have is one who raps on his desk with
. pencil and cries, "Order" when q dray
passes in the street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

Mr.. Bull Run Russell will not come to
this country to write up centennial affairs.
It is judged that American news is not
worthy of his steal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

Professor Wstson's latest planet is of tie
eleventh magnitude. He is now securing the
heavens to find something of the twelfth
order.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

Profanity in speech shows preverty of
mind. There is nothing original OF witty
in the common oaths men use in converse
ton.