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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
Dry SALT MEAr-Shoulders are quoted at

DRY MALT MEAT-S0OulOoES are 4uoteu ~
ll4@1l4c y ID.
the circular of Messrs. Small IL Co.: Sales
Tor the week. none. Market: Prime, 17:@
1sc; good, 17@l7ic; fair. 1620le5c; extreme
| range for lots. 16a@165c.
Renarks-The demand for the local trade
has been fair. Under favorable news re-.
ceived yesterday. from Rio, dated March rs,
dealers are holding firmly at our revised
quotations. Stock in second hands about
10, 600 bags.
sALT-The demand is fair and prices are
steady. The dealers sell coarse Liverpool
at 81 500l So, and fine at 81 650l ~ e
sack. When large lots are taken at ware
house by boats a deduction is made tor
drayage. Turks Island salt steady at 81 so
al So u busnel. Week's imports, 10, 426
sacks from Liverpool, and 5000 bushels from
Jamaica.
FRE1GHTs-Foreign freights are quiet and
steady. There is nothing of moment going
forward except cotton. The coastwise de.
mand remains slack.
pool 1Gd; to New York &c; to Boston @
&c. Tobacco to Bremen 45, % hid.
By Sda-Cotton to Liverpool s@l3 32d;
to Havre &c; to Bremen 1916. Tobacco to
Bremen 37s 6i u hid.
WErsKY-Tbe market is quiet and prices
are steady. Western rectified commands
95c0El 3 gallon for common to ordinary,
and 81 023@l = for choice; highwines 81;
spirits 81 74@l 10, and Bourbon whisky
81 6505 IL gallon.
BUTTTR-Choice Western is In good sup
ply and dull at 25@2Sc u Id, while the
market is overlooked with inferior. which
is unsaleable. Choice Goshen is scarce and
firm at 42c. and common Northern is steady
at 30@35c 58 Ii.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

ARMsTRoNG's FoUEDRIEs.-We direct the
particular attention Of the readers of the
REPUBLICAN to the card of this old and popu.
u!ar manufacturing establishment, which
appears in another column. 1t will be seen
that Mr.. Armstrong is fully prepared to
manufacture TO order all descriptions of
steamboat and plantation machinery, sugar
mills, draining machines, saw mills, locomo-
tive, low pressure and fiue boilers, cylinder
boilers, as we'll as cast iron fronts and col
umns for buildings, etc. Mr.. Armstrong is
one of the pioneers ofthe manufacturing in.
terests of our city, and while his work is to
be found in every section of the Southwest,
we never yet heard complaint made as
to its quality or cost. We hope that all
who have orders to give in his line will re-
member TO call and give him a chance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

CBoICE SUNDAY REApISG.-C. c. Haley
one of our most euterpTising book sellers and
news dealers, whose extensive business de-
mands the use of two establishments, sent
US last night large package Of samples Of
the last received periodicals, papers, Illus
trated magazines, etc. Some Of these are
superbly printed, and all are filed with
articles carefully prepared and selected to
suit the varied tastes Of the reading public
For the sporting men he has the New York
Clipper ana similar papers. The senti.
mental reader can find abundance of ma
terial to fill up day in the New York Led
ger, Mercury, Western World, while every
body will find something to like in Harper's
unsurpassed Weekly and Bazaar, Godey's
Lady's BOOK, the Chimney Corner, Frank
Lesli ELS Illustrated Newspaper, etc. The
Graphic. a frst-class illustrated Lon
don newspaper has recently made its
appearance Oh Haley's shelves; also,
Punchinello, sort Of American
Punch, full Of good things. The Lon.
don Journal, Peterson's Magazine and Bal
LOUIS Monthly are also included in the late
arrivals, and are all excellent magazines.
Any of the above works, and many others,
can be had at Nos. l9 Commercial Place and
153 PoyGras street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
Gaaw.ng O File.

The New York Commercial 4Adoertiser
says:
A contemporary thinks the following from
the Mobile Tribune might be considered
''personaln were any one disposed to take it
up: He who entices, or attempts to en-.
tice, the people of the conquered South
to assume any responsibility for, or
to NEEDLE with, the corrupt and des-
potic government of her Northern con.
querors, does it through ignorance or with
traitorous intent, and to the full measure of
attained success, undermine Southern
unity, degrade Southern manhood, vitate
Southern sentiment, mongrelze and debase
southern character, condemn the Confed
crate record, and convert proud Southrons
into unprincipled mercenaries seeking SER
vice under Tammany or Fanueil Hall
leaders. as hopes of spoil may decide them"
The Tribune, which thus glihly dscourses
upon "Southerp manhood, Southern SEN
timent," ETC., is the Journal which suggested
that the bones OF Dostie, one of the victims
OF the New Orleans massacre, should be
fashioned into ornaments with which to
deck the persons of Southern females. We
are glad TO know that that speech reflects
nothing more than the sentiments of a few
skulkers and bomb-proofs, who now hang
about Mobile as they did during the war,
when the 'fronW was far away.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
MAR AET
Domestic Markats.

NEW YORK, April 16. Evening. -Flour firm
fair request for superfne State and West
ern at 81 1905 20. Wheat shade frmer for
Western winter red and amber Western at
81 20@1 23. Corn active at 2@3c better;
new mixed Western 81 1901 Is. Whisky
decidedly frmer at 81 03s@l 05. Pork
steady. Mess beef quiet Lard shade
easier; kettle rendered 16@l64c. Groceries
quiet and firm. Naval stores quiet.
Freights shade frmer.
, Cotton closed quiet but strong; middlipg
uplands 234c; Orleans 234c. Sales to-day
1000 bales.
ST. ouIs, April 16.-Flour in better de-
mand; superfne IS 1904 II. Wheat: No. 3,
red fall ST 03@l 05. Corn 92@93c. Oats
53@55c. Rye 72@75c. Groceries quiet.
Whisky dull and unchanged. Pork SIS 500
$29. Bulk meats: Sbou ders lie; clear rio
sides l4lc; clear sides 15ic.
CINCINNATI, April l6-Flour steady and
unchanged. Corn S4@86c. Oats 54060c.
Cotton firmer and unchanged; middliDgs
2l4c. Whisky97@9Sc. Pork s2S 80. Bulk
meats: Shoulders l02c; clear rib sides 1850;
clear sides l4ac. Bacon: Shoulders Ice;
clear rib sides 15}c; clear sides l69c. Lard
l5@15}c. Butter 33@35c. Eggs 17c.
Foreign Markets.
PARIS, April l6, Evening.-The Bourse
closed firm; rentes 74.4.
HAvRE, April 16.-COtton opened quiet
and steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

LATEST STYLES OF BAREGEs AND GRENA-
DINEs.-Messrs. J. Levois & Jamison, No.
l26 Canal street, will offer tomorrow five
hu ndred pieces of bareges and grenadines,
of the kind which were formerly sold at
forty and fifty cents per yard, at the exceed
ingly low price of twenty-five cents. These
goods are Of the very latest styles and are
among the most beautiful patterns ever
brought to this market We advise our
lady readers to go and look at them. When
Messrs. Levois & Jamison say that goods
are cheap, the fact can be taken as so with
out a doubt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

LEIGHToN.--Enough for the reader to ar
ticulate name so long and favorably known
in this country as the head and front of that
fas hionable emporium, corner Of ST. Charles
and Canal streets, to have involuntarily fit.
ting through his mind visions of elegant
shirts and gentlemen's furnishing goods of
every type and variety, fine, without flourish
of newspaper trumpets, ard cheap without
bolstering Of empty braggadocio. We like
this dienifed style of conducting business.
Mr.. Leighton makes 10 pretentions to prices
that amount ostensibly to gratui.ies. but
offers his goods at iair prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
Toorr1SuED From FIRsr rAGE.]
ing the Missouri delegation to use their IN.
fiuence to procure the passage OF the amend

rnsnce TO procure the passage Of the amend
Snow has fallen all day. The storm con,
Times with increased violence tonight.
CHICAGO, April l6.-The Sheritfaity diff
entity here has at last been settled, Coroner
Cleaves having taken possession OF the
Office under the recognition OF the courts.
In the constitutional convention
ves,erday section was adopted
allowing women to vote upon any PROPOSE
ton to raise money by taxation for any pur-
pose whatever, when such women nave
property subject to taxation.
CINCINNATI. April l6.-River rising slowly,
with twenty feet six inches IN the channeI.
The Minnota, for Memphis: Alaska, tor New
Orl,sns. r..
CAIRO. April l6-Passed up: Belle ST.
Louis. from Memphis to st. Louis. Passed
down: Alps. from Pittsburg to New Orleans,
at no A. M: Houston, from Louisville TO
New Orleans, at P. NJ; Belle Memphis,
from St. Louis to Memphis, at : +. NJ;
Robert Burns. from Cine innati to Memphis.
At 4P.M. River fell six inches. 1t showed
70 a depth of four inches last night-snow-
ing and raining alternately to-day. Weather
cloudy. Mercury So.
River Intelligence.
vIcKsBuRG. April 16-Passed down: Ind.
ana, IL M. Up: Bell Lee, T. NJ. River
rising. Weather clear ard cold.
MEMpHIs, April l6-Passed up: Grand
Era, Church, Diamond. Down: Allen,
Thompson Dean, Robert E. Lee, Ames.
River rose two inches since the last report.
Weather rainy with a slight fall of snow.
PIrTsBURG, April l6.-Henry Keys, stew
ard OF the steamer Kate Putnam, in attempt
ing to jump from the boiler deck of the
Belle Vernon to the Kate Putnam, today
about twelve O'Clock, missed his mark,
struck his head on the guard OF the latter
boat, fell into the river and sunk imme-
diately. He leaves wife and several chill
drep.
LOUISVILLE, April 16.-River stationary
eight feet two inches in the canal, and six
feet three inches in the chute. No arrivals
or departures for New Orleans or Memphis.
1t commenced showing here this morning
and continued to fail until twelve o'clock.
Weather now cloudy.
ST.. LOUIS, April l6.-Departed: Pauline
Carroll ami Mohawk and barges for New
Orleans; Mary E. Forsyth for Vicksburg.
River still rising.
Snow has been falling all day, but melting
as fast as il falls.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

WASHES New FURNISHING GooDs.-The
amount Of taste displayed by Mr. B. T.
Walshe, No. 10 Canal street, in the selec-
ton Of his spring stock this season, has been
a matter of considerable comment among
the habitues Of Canal street during the past
week. Such beautiful cravats and ties,
splendid undergarments, gloves, handker-
chiefs, etc, rarely has been seen on this
side of the Atlantic. while lis prices are so
reasonable that those splendid goods are
placed within the reach of every one. Be,
sides the above named goods, Mr.. Walshe
has also general assortment of reasonable
goods for children, which parents would DO
we'll to 60 and inspect Mr. Walshe be-
lieves in quick sales and small profits. His
goods are always as stylish as any to be
found n the country, and having been
manufactured expressly for his sales, are re.
liable iG every respect. Go and look at
them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

CHICAGO, April l6.-The Feniaai Congress
has adjourned sine die. The names OF the
executive committee of nine who succeed
the present Congress are not yet known to
the public, and WILL for the present, be kept
secret.
The expulsion of Richard McCloud by
General O'Neill was unanimously rescinded.
DENVER, Colorado, April l6.-Santa Fe
kilograms report new mineral discoveries
near Barney Station, New Mexico, and the
roads are lined with people going TO the new
mines.
plosion last night, the captain and three
Others were seriously hurt. Six others are
known to be saved. Fourteen are supposed
to have persisted. The explosion occurred
as the boat was steaming out Of her berth
under one hundred and forty pounds of
steam
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
Unstamped Letters.


Detained In tho New Orleans Postoffcs
fsr Want Of Postage. April 1G.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
.ers can have them forwarded to destination
oy calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
20 the Dead Letter Office.
Reoen,e stamps not rece5oa5se as postage.
Glass Box 1885,.
j. G. Barrojl. New Orleans.
Herman Shlegelmilch.
Ernest Ducatel, Havana, Cubs.
Rev. A. Miller, Algiers, La.
Rev. Nathan Chaplin, Algiers, La.
Had Directions.
John Junia, Valsin Dupure Plantation.
Mrs. ii. A. BrS an, Moscow, La.
r. Hatch. Jr.
Walker a Bronson, Bellevue Plantation.
Mrs. John +. Dumas, Luneriri, Brazil.
Martha Hall, Johnston Field, Miss.
Illegal Stamps.
Tom Mullin, Bradford county, Va.
CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Schooner Challenger woodville, days from Utils
J Macheca &co-Pjc ter I'd dis riot
Ship Fr, Donald IS days from Liverpool, to- G
Lingbam eco
Ship Co stanta SolteAborn, IS days from London to
EFF Stockmeyer, in ballast
Bark Par amount Westuall, Il dsys fsm Boston.
TO matter
Bark Martha A Mcneil, Watts, As days from Cardiff,
WaIes. to maste'-
Bark rrima Donna Perkins, 70 days from Messina to
A Z Cochrane eco
Bark st Mary H,Eowel, Sc days from Cardiff. Wales,
to msster-
hip Kate Prince Howes 60 days from Bristol. Eng
land, to mastor-Pont
Schooner Treat, Nickersop 10 days from Csrdenrs,
to Chsfrax d Agar-Pic pier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

A reporter in Hartford undertook toiwrite
up description of dresses of ladies at
certain ball. Among other facts he men,
toned that "Mias Bloodgood wore a double
shirt, neatly trimmed with narrow satin
ribbon" Nobody knows exactly what he
means; but it is considered rather ominous
that Miss Bloodgood's brother has been in
quiring around among the newspaper offices
trying to "intervi'w" that reporter. Mr..
Biooogood is accompanied upon his rambles
by very discouraging club: 1t is strange,
but the reporter don't seem single bit
anxious to hold sweet converse with Blood.
pond
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

New York. as well as New Orleans, has a
circus sensation. The World Of Monday
says:
To-day the large circus company known
as the PARTISAN Hippodrome" will open at
the Third avenuerink, at Sixty-fourth street,
with new troupe of performers, including
Jeanette Watson and Miss Lovette, and the
great bareback rider Sebastian. There are
sew ersl entirely new features in the per
for mances of this troupe, and it is we'll sup
piled with unnamed lions and fiery
elephants, which will add interest to the
hippOCramatic entertainments.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
OPELOUSAS.

tsern1sza a. FOR OPHLOUSAS, WASHING
@lAszstS ton, Fort Barre, and all landings on
s;ffsYfs;ttsssS the Coast, Atchaiaiays river and
zzlss4ssszE.sssz Bayou isnt drAss
Steamer,
j. q. BIackfOrd,
c. O. Pickett. master. j. t. Schmi:. oierk,
Leaves Oh WEDNESDAY. at s P. NJ
Leaves Washington for New Orleans eve<y
SATURDAY at IL NJ.
The j. g. Blscktord connects at Siueport vTEn
steamer Paynsvick, and at Cnurchvle with jennie
Gibbens. Through bills ladipg given
Bills against steamer j. G. Blackboard will not to
paid without written order from the captain
The j G. BIaekford when the water is too tc~.
will connect with steamer Maggie p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

The election of directors of the New Or.
leans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
will be held at the office Of the company, on
Camp street, opposite Lafayette square. to-
morrow, between the hours Of nine and
three o'clock. The usual lunch will be
served on the occasion, to which the stock.
holders, bopdholders and friends and pat.
rons of the road are invited.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
ST z A II 3 O A IS.

Bismarck. Entricken. from St Louis
Wade Hampton, Work, from Guachite river.
MarceUs, Ledb-tter, from Yazco river.
st. John, Gresthouse. from Baton Rouge
Wild WsgoDer, Goddin, from NatcheG.
Golden Era, Littrell from il ferson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

A correspondent of the Boston Common
,ceaUh states that the chair now occupied
by Senator Revels is not the actual piece Of
furniture once used By Jefferson Davis. In
April, 1861, when the Sixth Massachusetts
Regiment-that had been attacked in Balti-
more just previously-was guarding the
Capitol, some of the soldiers ascertained,
by inquiry, which had been occupied by
the rebel chief, and broke it to pieces.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

NEW soCIEry.-A new religious society
was organized last Sabbath in connection
with Straight University, in which organi-
zstion no distinc ion of race or denomina-
ton is recognized. 1t is designed to support
a free and intelligent Sabbath service, to
which all are invited. Itnumbers among
its leading men, Messrs. Straight, Menard,
Mason, Pinchbsck, Tucker and Antoine. We
wish it great success. p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
RED RIVER.
BATON ROUGE.

xsw p. New Orleans, Coast and Ss@soal
sAAsksssssss Rouge sani-wsekiy passenger packet
SIT. .JDHS.
W T. GREATHoUsE, j. A. CoMsIocT,
master Clerk.
Leaves Rev Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A.
NJ, and SATURDAY at p. M. leaves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below Donaldsonvilie "
daylight, Fridays and Mondays.
T.. MELANCON, Agent,
mbS &c Old Levee street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

The Texas magistrate who postponed a
case for two weeks in order to find out
whether the State was in or out of the
Union, was one Of your careful kind. In
the meantime the citizens hung the horse
thief that was going to be tried, because
they hadn't any Jail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
TOW B o A T 8 :.

Heroine Brown. from the Passss-Went down light
Brough: ship Preston and schooner 81 ,llAnger
Tiilie q. Jewet', Foett from the Passes-Went down
light-Brought up ship Coustantia and bark Martha
Mcneil
Harry Wright, Wright. from the Passes flowed down
TO the bar brigs Mayaguzsr8 and Isabe ct. al
schooner IssadOr-Brosgbt up bark st Mary Sld
schooner Fl + Treat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

Mr.. Hill, of New Jersey. has received
memorial containing thirteen hundred
names, asking that the income tax be abol-
ished, and claiming it to be iniquitous, ia.
quisitorial, and unjust. A member from
Illinois has received communication from
his constituents stating that clubs are
forming in his district to oppose this
tax and to defeat any candidate for Con-
Eress that has favored the continuance of
the tax.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
ST. LOUIS.

- T. For st. louis. Cairo, Men-
s. phis, ard the Bends, the mammoth
passenger stease r
THOMPSON DEAN,
j. H. PEPPER Master. N. y. FOWLER. Ciers.
Leaves THURSDAY, April 81, ct P. NJ. con a
Meeting with Chicago and st, Louis Rsilroad and
Blue Line East, North, Nortt west, and connecting
with Arkansas White and Cum berland river pack
cts giving through bills laGing. spi7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

At dinner party the other night, Senator
Eye put his new silk tile carelessly upon
the sofa. A few minutes after, the veteran
philosopher Greeley sat upon and crushed
the hat ieaIfully. damn it," roared Nye
81 could have told you it wouldn't tit, be.
fore you tried 1t on"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
UPPER COAST,

COAST AND LAFOUCHE PACKET
~ a. Conlpauy.-The new and elegant
LsHax 81 steamer
Stsds Henry Tetc,
Leaves every MONDAY at p, NJ, and every FRI
Day at 10 a. VI.
Joseph Daiferes. Master. NJ II. Landry. Clerk
leaves above, for Lockport and all intermediate
landings the COAST and Latourche.
K. q. MARTIN, Agent,
IalI GA Old Leyse street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

EoRTaAoBs WANTED-Messrs. Voisin Il
Livaudais, No. 46 Carondelet street, adver-
tises this morning, for 6rst class
mortgages On property In this city,
40 we'll az Metropolitan Police war
rants. Here Is chance for possessors
Of property or warrants to makea raise on
good terms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

A Frenchman once hired q room in Paris
on condition that the servant would wake
him up every morning at daybreak, and tell
him the day of the week, the state of the
weather, and uader what form of govern
ment he was living.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
RXPlliTE.
INDIANOLA AND GALyESrOS-s

INDIANOLA AVID GALVESrO S-Steanshpip Har-
sns5o bbls -four IS bb whisky 100 bag, coffee so bills
pkgs mdse for Galveston $50 bbis -four 20 bags coffee
250y pigs Q stores for Irdianola
bale. cotton l45o SKIS corn s tcs lard s balls s9
NEW enthusiastically Crescent City-I246 bales of
cotton 100 bbls oil 2e) SKIS oicaks lac 80 bbIs
dried peaches 1850 hides 335 bdls hides tcs beet &c
KEY WEST VIA FLORIDA PoarsNStesmsnn
bbs -four IL bbls whisky 27s psgs
moaes hid. sugar H. kegs mo asses Is I haS u
&c lard 1856 SKIS oats Ii bbls pork kegs lard
ST LOUIS-Steamer w K Arthur-650 bxs sugar Is
LlVsRPOOL-Ship Cora Linn-36l7 bales cotton
RAvKE-ship Lesmington-so5s bales cotton 24oo
HAyANA-Brig s E Kennedy-223 ties l,rd 80 bkts
lard Ii bb -four 1853 SKIS lU0 bbs .les bay
BOSTON-Brie Clara Pickens-699 bales cotton 10 -
0 feet umber 4s bales rope 1000 $50 hides 50
LlVERPooL-shp Assan-3O3o ba'es cot..n 1890
MosILE-sehooner Mist-loo7 SKIS cotton seed $50
Observation-Disclosures merics-l1s3 PIX 5 fruit
IkFOkTs.
UTILLA-Schooner Cha lenger-Csrgo offrnit
L1VERPO0t.-Stesms hip preston 81 coo states ~,
VO hre brick las crates eshenware l2Oo bxs tin ate
MGBiLE-Steames Laura-sss bales cotton Ga hbls
rosin and sundeies
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
ST LOUIs-steamer Bismarck-46 bales cotton %
hhds tobacco 37 bbs -four 1893 bbls pork 1864
lU75 sks bran 1876 SKIS corn and suad,y produce
OUACHlrA kIvER-Stesmer Wsde Hsmpton-ls62
bal es cotton Rkd tundries
YAZOO KIVER-S,eamer Narcell-4A bales Gotten
722 ks cotton sundItes
BATON ROUGE-Sseamsr st John-23 bales cotton
81 hhds singer s. bbls lssses SKIS cotton seed and
sandri0s
NArCHEz-Steamx Wind WaGone1-l3S bales cotton
and sundries
JEFFrRsoN-ste.mer Golden Era--4ls bales cotton
l23 hides Is bales hides and sundnss
BIZ fHB RAILRoADH.
MOR0AN6 LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
1OAN April $3.50 bales COTTON Is hhAe gpeer q -
baiss nses balse nsp end ssAd1ies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
HELOW ODnIN6 UP.

Bark Maggie Mcneil, Smith, q days from New York. 30
G A rosdick &ce-
Brig Guss-pp koccs, Pablo, IS days from Marseilles
Schooner m Burroughs. London, 20 day is from Car
diff, Waes. via St Thomas, to master
Schooner Joe Kelly. Bryan days from Belize Hondu-
ras, to Hynson dco-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17
LOUISVILLE.

Sg Far Louisville, EvsnsvAyte,
fLasA--4A Cairo Memphis and the Bends. the
ssssssaSrNsx5A fast and eie CANT packet
INDIANA
Z. E. NEAL, Master; CHARLES MILLER, ClerE-
Leaves TUESDAY April 10, at p. NJ
a plan of he cabin can be seen, and state -ooms
secured by applying at the Office Of Sinnott d
Adams No. IS Com mercial place spls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

Cora Pearl, formerly the queen of the
Partisan DENT monde, and the mistress OF
Prince Napoleon and Achille hurat. has for
some time past been patient at the Hotel
Oieu In Paris.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-17

Ste anshp Harlan. Lewis far Galveston and Indianol
Steamship George " ashinRt n. Eager. for New Frk
steamship Crescent City, Horton. for New ' ork
Steamship Tappahannock, hi ney, for ApaiachicoIs
Steamer " Il Arthur, Brolaski. for St Louis
Bri. ish ship Cora Liun l. mont. for Liverpool
British ship LeamiI gtOn, Bell. for bavre
Brig Kennedy, uncan, for Havana
Brig Clara Pi kens, Rogers, tor Boston
Snip Assam, Dawson, for LIVERPOOL
schooner Mist johnson for Mobile
Schooner America, Ayena for Pensacola