New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-06
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.


Hepworth. Published by Harper &
Brothers, New York. For sale in New
Orleans by George Ellis e Brother.
The Rev. Mr.. Hepworth is a man who
loves to go down to the SEA in ships Last
summer he made cruise along the Gulf of
St. Lawrence and the New England coast
in his yacht "Nettie," and in his own good
way he has given an account of his voyage
in the pretty little book issued by the Har-
pera.
HAY FEVER. Bv George NJ. Beard. A. M,
MD. Published by Harpsr & Broth ers,
New York. For sale in New Orleans by
George Ellis g. Brother.
The full title of this volume is Hay
Fever, or Summer C,tarrh; its nature and
Treatment from which it is Judged that
the hay fever is something up mans
nose, though i. takes work of nearly 300
pages to describe and reclte indiyid ual
cases in the best style CT patent medicine
almanac.
GRIPS, THE CARRIER. A woodland tale.
By Richard Doddridge Backmore. Pub.
lished by Harper & Brothers, New York.
For sale in New Orleans by George Ellis
d Brother
The homely story Of ''Cripps" is one of
the best novels yet written by Mr.. Black
more, and fully jnstities many pleasant
things said OF the author by his critics.
ROSE TURQUAND. Bv E!lice Hopkins. Pub
| iished by Harper Il Brothers. New York.
| For sale in New Orleans by George Ellis
| Il Brother.
| This is an unpretending little story, but
withal entertaining and worth the reading.
| LIES PROMISE TO PAY. A novel. By
! Clara l.. Conway. Published by j. 3.
! Lippincott Il Co Philadelphia. For sale
| in New Orleans by r. G. Eyrich, No. 100
| Canal street.
A pretty love story, highly postical and
not too dull.
| New Orleans sanitary Excnvating COM
| pany.
This institution, which unquestionably
has added much to health and comfort,
though of recent establishment in our city
has already gained much favor, and nj
doubt any items respecting its present
workings and future Intentions will be re
garded as interesting news to the genera
community. When first the cleansing ap
paratus OF this company was seen on on!
streets it was regarded with curiosity, no
unmixed with that disfavor which all limo
vations on good old customs" are prett.
certain to encounter, and even after f9v
trials had proved the superiority OF thi
improved system, and it was shown tina
the contents of vaul. or sink could be re
| ~ cvip bo air n
ating the stomachs in an entire neighbo1
hood, good many who could say nothin
further against the modus operandi itse
fell back on the pet phrase, "only anothe
monopoly" and resigned themselves to b.
/ | ing benefited with Christian resignation an
, fortitude.
There is not the least doubt in the minG
t of sanitary otticers, and others who hay
made the health OF our city matter I
f consideration, that the old cart and buckt
: system was productive of sickness an
, death, and all were agreed that some pla
9 ought to be adopted that would do ava
s with the abominabla smell produced h
4 might workers"
7 The Sanitary Excavating Company hi
z furnished this desderatum, and at low
j. rates than charged By former excavators
: The company, III reply to the charge
i monopoly" reply that they charge le
l. than the rates fixed by the law giving the
their privileges, and further state that th
J. clearly and odorless method Of exoa vati,
q requires large force of men. the most pc
= feet and secure apparatus for removal al
It conveyance. and consequently large cay
d tai. TO furnish this capital it was ind
n pensable to form a company having certa
It exclusive privileges and immunities. Wit
it out some protective assurance of remuI
3. ration. money could not have been obtain
l. to start or provided to carry on the gigan
# operations necessary to the success Of gu
l. an undertaking.
= The work is performed so rapidly a
It with such perfect absence of all otjectie
It able features that it can De done by day,
IS we'll as night. The company at preee
4 gives constant employment to 200 men, Al
i expects soon to require a still larger tor
q as it proposes to start large factory
t, the manufacture of ammonia. fertilizers, g
If This important enterprise, when CO.
/. pleted, will give employment to hundre
% of laborers, and produce, of home manuf;
d ! ture, many articles which now come FRI
It ! abroad.
. Managed with anargy, skill and courtei
4 there is it'll, doubt that all prejldices W
soon be dlssipated, and the Excavatil
l pt oyl mi ny
: be esteemed as indispsnsa bic by all.