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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

Curtis Guild, in his Over the Ocean"
sketches in the Boston Commercial Bulletin,
gives the following amusing account of
Swiss clothes-washing witnessed in Geneva:
Returning back across the bridge to our
hotel. we saw specimen Of Swiss clothes
washing which IL g measure may suggest
the reason Why some Of the inhabitans Of
this part of the word change their linen so
seldom. Beneath q long wooden shed, with
its side open 10 the swift flowing stream,
were a row Of stout-armed, red checked
women bending over 4 long dashboard.
which extended into the stream before them,
Selling a shirt, they first give II wash into
the stream, next it was thoroughly dau5ed
with soap and received other vigorous
sWashea into the water. and was then drawn
forth dripping, nodded III moist mass and
beaten with a short wooden blu9geon with
will; then come two or three more swashes
and tbrashlpg By the stalwart HasherWo-
man Of the garment down upon the hard
board before her with vigor that makes the
buttons spatter cut into the stream like &
charge of brd-shOt. After witnessing this,
/ accounted for the recent Transformation CT
new linen garment by one washing into
mass of rags and button splinters. This
style Of washing may be avoided to some ex
tent by particular direction, but the gloss
or glazing which the American laurdries
put upon shirtfronts seems to be unknown on
the continent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
Tho Story OF a Divorce.
The Des Mones {Iowa) State Register Is
rasnons ihla for tho followinp abatement:

The Des Mones {Iowa) State Register Is
responsible for the following statement:
Husbands are not often eutwitted as COM
pletely as one of our citizens has Just Deen
by his wife. Last January he babe her an
atfectionate good by, and left for Missouri
to buy farm. He ionnd good stretch OF
cultivated land, and on it erected suhstan-
tial house. Then he came home Tor ms
wife, and found that to that article he mao
no claim. After he left for Missonri, his
better half quietly applied for divorce
She presented her Claim; 1t was not resls'ea.
The husband, aWsy among the rlch farms o.
our Southern sister, knew nothing OF the
matter, and she WAS speedily released rom
her marital Obligations. she AVe0 aoilt'
wondering what her former spouo5i
would think of the business. until
last evening. when that indl~idual
dropped into town. He walked rapidly
home. noted the light i'll the open window,
thought OF the happy greeting to De ni9
speellly and raped gently at he door Inc
wife that was, opened it, saw the husband
that isn't, and banged the door III his lace.
Here was a welcome as Was g welcome. ne
thought it queer time for joking and 30
stated. Very b!untly then came the answer,
that he hadn't any business there-that she
was legally released from his prottclon and
support, that he had better quit barking up
the wrong tree, aid tha: if he didn't believe
it to 90 to court ana examine the RECORDS.
The ex-husband left the premises. He slept
alone last night, and this morning II ne
looks over the court records he VIII hno lhaI
the woman wasn't estray IN her necIatd-
tions. Only we think that was drawing 1t q
little roughly. Why didn't she telegraph
him half way home on his journey or send
mes sage to;the train? IL sucn case cfeaK-
ing news gently is a pleasant ylTtue-9i-
most q grace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

The following general order from head
quarters, Department of Louisiana, was
promulgated yesterday:
In pursuance Of General Orders No.
So, Head quarters of the Army, dated
March 81, 1870, the Department OF
Louisiana, is hereby discontinued.
All officers and troops serving in the de-
partment will report for instructions to
Brevet Major General ]. J. Reynolds COM
manding Department of Texas headqnar-
tiers, Austin, Texas. Captain George Bal
dey. United States army, Ald-de-Calnp ana
acting Assistant Adjutant General, will
take charge OF the records of the depart
ment and dispose of them as may hereafter
be directed by competent authority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
Murder fr Tensas Paria h +.
The Tensas Gazette furnishes US the details
-slO. L. .bn4 no riuI, 10 e ,rnck.

The Ten5as Cdzette furnishes US Tue uttaIiS
of murder in that parish last week:
Another murder OF q most diabolical ma
ture was committed on the old Cochran
place, on Lake St. Joseph, about nine miles
from here, on Thursday night last. negro
boy named John Moreton, about fifteen
years of age, lately from Virginia, was muir
dered by man named Gus Bell. The Cor
oner tells Us that there was no evidence 70
show that any quarrel or difficulty had eX-
listed between the parties; only, that Bell
suspected that a girl who had come from
Virginia with John, was better pleased with
the company Of the latter than with that OF
the former. man who accompanied the
sheriff and coroner to this place, told US thai
but for the interference of the white people
the colored people would have saved the
courts anv trouble with Bells case. More
ton is spoken OF as a quiet, good, inoffepsive
boy, and very much liked on the place.
The murderer shot him through crack in
she wall-puiting four buckshOt under his
left arm. about half way between the nipple
an d the backbone. All parties were colored-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

As the Cincinnati Express on the Erie
railroad was approaching Carr's Rock, the
scene of former terrible disaster, it was
stopped thirty J ards west Of that point by a
danger-eignal given by woman who lives
on the river bank at the. foot of precipice.
She heard terrible crash just before the
train come. snd ascertained that huge
rock had fallen from the top of the noun
tain on the track. The destruction Of the
trai q, with a great loss of life, was prevented
Inv her o. esenc e of mind.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

PHYSICAL LABOR SUPERsEDED.-Timew was,
when the process of washing was conducted
by slow and tedious means, and the poor
laundress, bending over her accustomed
drudgery. wore away her health and
siren 9Th by continuous manual labor.
Now, however, thanks to the progressive
spirit of the age, and the direct agency OF
few enterprising humanitarians, the
revolution of crank does the work
of q whole corps of washerwomen,
and turns out the garments, black
ened with Accommodations Of dirt, white
and stainless as the driven snow" Those
who appreciate the intrinsic value of such
benefits, need only call at 176 Canal street,
and inspect that great, modern miracle, the
| renowned Home Washer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
Unstamped Letters.
NeSasued In the New Orleans Eost"Mc
far Want Of Postage April "a.

NasasueS I'm the Kew Orleans Postomcs
far Want Of Postage. April "a.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
:ers can have them forwarded to DESTINATION
Nv 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.
Reoemle stamps not receivable as postage.
Lewis Jackson, Fort Adams, Mississippi.
4. z Odell, Monroe, Louisiana.
Postoffice box No. 703.
j. IL. Stauticr, Havana, Caba.
Had DYrecaions.
Mr.. Thomas, care l.. Lemennter, Home
Place, Louisiana.
J. s. Mccall, agent.
Fabien s. Be ihancnurt. Marin Plantation.
Lawrence Giles & Co, No. II South Will
liam street,.New Orleans.
Preston Dsnnith, Dustraham. Louisiana.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

After several opportunities have been ST
forded the prosecution to present testimony
against George E. Stevens, alias George Ed
wards, colored man arrested under in
structions from the Post Office Department,
when calling at the post Office for letter
addressed to "George Edwards" the
prisoner has been discharged by United
States Commissioner Urban. A Virginia
postmaster named George Edwards pur'
Joined registered letter containing fifty
dollars and fed, but the party arrested here
could not prove his innocence because he is
a stranger, nor did the prosecution prove his
pnilt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

The Administrator of improvements yes
terday made the following appointments
James B. Watkins, deputy whsrfnger, First
District; Antonio Nolasko, Second District;
James NICK. Richards, Third District, and
William Terrell, Fourth District. These,
with the appointments of the wharhngers
already made, relieve all the old collectors
of levee dues and wharfngers, and the new
appointees assume their duties on Monday
morning. The organization of the Depart
ment of Improvements embraces four more
deputy wharfpgers, but these, we under
stand, will not be appointed until the revival
of business next fall.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

Nearly all the rum made in the United
Sta ties is distilled in Massachusetts, and the
distilleries are situated around Boston. The
Bost on Post, in recent review of the trade
in N ew England rum, Gays that the greater
part of the export is sent to the African
coast, and points With pride to the cargo Of
q recent bark, which consisted Of tobacco,
rum and four miasionerieG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

CAPTAIN William George. Vice President of
the METROPOLITAN Police Board, invites all
who are DESTROYS of joining battalion of
State militia under his command TO apply to
him at the Central Department Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, especially ex-
solders of the United States army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

By reference TO our advertising columns
will be seen that very well stocked and
valuable plantation on bayou Teche is Tor
aale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
l. as EAl EATS.
Opera House.

This evening, positively for the last time
this season, the grand feerie piece. In three
acts, LES Bibelots du Diable." Matinee
concert, vocal and instrumental, Tor the
benefit Of Mons. Thery, baritone. To
morrow evening, the opera Of Romeo and
Jj1Iiottp"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
OPELOUSAS.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

NTDrlCE-TBE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS
~ his customers and the public, that he has sold
his confectionery establishment to j. V1LLAH-
KUBIA 90 Grateful for the patronage bestowed
upon him by his frie nds he requests the latter
90 "a END i5 to his successors, who will exert them
selves with view of preserving the reputation Of
the establis hrnent as first c.ass confectionery.
ERNEST TuRPlN.
TsVHE UNDEyS SIGN WE'D. HAVING
l. bought he corieCtlo-sry establishment OF MI.
ERNEST TURPiN, No. IS Old Levee. between
CONT and ST. Louis, solicit The patronage OF their
friends and the public. They will endeavor to
maintain the high reputation given to the tabsh-
ment by their predecessor and will continue to offer
their customers The very best articles in their
line, iand at prices challenging competition. The
business wiz be conducted at No 80 Old Levee
street, under TIE firm name of j. VILLARRuBlA
Il co. -
J. VILLARRUBIA,
J. Il. D'HENECOURT.
apl2lm BERNARD TURPIN, in commendsn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
BAKERS.

DEALS a. MILLER HAVING SECURED
ID the servi of he celebrated EI glish Bis nit
Baker, MIR John Westrup late OF the London
BIZ cult Bakery" are prepared to furnish, in add
ton to their large and ed assortment of BIZ kAp
and CRACKEhS, the following kinds of English
BISCUIT, fresh made and not tainted with q sea
English ARROWROOT BISCUIT.
English WINE BISCUIT.
English BUTTER BISCUIT.
English LEMON BlNOUIT.
English GRAHAM BISCUIT.
Englsh SPICE NUTS.
English WATER WATERS
Isle OF Wight ORAOKNElE -
Put up in one pound papers aud three pound TIN
cases, packed for shipment If desired
BHALS &M1LLHR,
Louisiana Bakery.
nos 8, 8 and Triangle buildings.
Depot: No. 70 Canal street. corner Of kultoo.
MIN Sp&Th1m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

Gold and silver fringe, tassels. braid and
ornaments. at Piffets', 1877 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

The fair for the benefit Of the new church
now building on Common street, corner of
Derbigny, will be held this evening at that
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
LOST.

OsT-A PLAIN GOLD RING WITH IN
IL itials wv. II. L." to IL. A. H." engraved in
side The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
it at No. 232 Damp street. apA st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
The New York World is facetious over tn

The New York World is facetious over the
late State Auditor:
Ex.Asditor Wicklife, of Louisiana, is said
to have gone Oh little pleasure trip with
out leaving word where letters should be
addressed to him. This oversight is mucn
regretted by numerous persons to whom ne
sold $3.50 Geo worth of State bonds, which,
in the hurry Of preparing for his journey, ne
in advertently took from the wrong pile.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
REnHIYTe OF PRODlOB.

LOWER COAST-Stesmer Hupter-Sundres
ST LOUI>-stearoer Pauline Carroli-ogI0 sks corn
and sundry produce
rCaEZ-Stesmer Wild Wagoner-233 bales cotton
q hhds suger and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John-74 hhds sugar
q uossses h bbls molssses % bales cotton and
sundries
observation-disclosures Texss-9l bales cotton
and su1dries
By THE EAILsoADs.
NCRGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD April 23-S5 hhds sugar SO bales cotton bbls
molss, es q bales moss snd srRdres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

Weedon's Washing Compound is the best
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
c1O nON WORTH OF DEFY GOODS
SIO,UUU will be sacrificed, for ten days only.
in order 10 meet payments, at
F. OASPAR'S NEW STORE,

glZ .ShERl SLFoeL...........-. .So&
7 will sell on MONDAY, April rs, and continue
for ten DAYS ce, every article in nay stora. re-
CARELESS Cf cost, TO raise the above amount Those
in want of Dry good will find it to their advantage
to call at my store and Examine goods. as saw
ing Of twenty-five per every article is guar
Spteed This is q rare chance which Is not offered
every day, especially 70 strangers visiting this cry
WIN the intention Of laying IN a surpy OF Dry
Goods They should take notice of this advert 50;
menf and call at once at No 2C2 Canal street, TO fill
their orders: AL opportunity Ike this to invest
money may never be offered gain. My stock, VIII
is ey and FIRE sh consists of the very best glove
fitting Corsets the latest style OF Lace SgawIs En-
broideries Swiss, Jtconet, hainsook, Mu'-muH
Tape Checks, Check and Striped Main oob, lrish
Linen. Linen Towels. Dana and Woolen Table
Covers Napkins, aarseil'es Quilts, PiGue, bheeuDg
Hickory DENNIS, Glckrg, kentucky J cans Casst-
meres, Barsges OF every Cscription, Mozam D. q1es
Japanese Cloth, OoOred and Black ALPACA, Col
ored and Black Silks, RCbbinet and Muslin Bars
Linen Lawns. Plain ana Coiored Jaconets Hand
kerchiefs French, German ana English Hosiery,
real Baibriggan's aud LIsle Thread Stockings. and
thousands of other articles. Among tho bargains
offered above viii sell
$50 pi ces OF SpraRue, Oounell, Pacific and Merrl-
mac O4icoes at ten cents a yard.
80 pieces twenty five yards each, Linen Crash tor
81 70 apiece.
yard.
100 Linen Shirt Bosoms slightly dernageG, as
twpnty -five nts, worth fifty
1000 cards new style Barge at fifteen cents e
yard. r CASPAk,
ava 262s No. 202 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
GOLD.

Quotations at the specie aud exchange
Office of Bruno q Warner, No. l46 Gravler
street:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
STATEMENT OF COTTON

Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales.. ...l5e 367
Today's exports embraced 3434 bales to
Havre. and 1891 TO New York. Receipts
proper since last evening, 1914 bales against
1866 for the corresponding time last week,
and TAT last year. and since september l,
9J7, A72 bales against us. 1872 last year.
SUGAR AND MoLASsES-Ahe receipts THIS
morning were confined to l57 hhds sugar,
Il bbls and IS half bbIs moicsses. The de.
mand is good and prices are firm. About 800
hhds sugar were sold to day: inferior
13@8c; common 500; fair 9t095c; good
fair 920l04c; fully fair -103@lO4c; prime
l191l4c; choice HOBO; seconds 94Gl0c;
yellow clarified ll3@l2c; White l24@l3.
OF molasses. about $50 bos were sold; COM
mon plantation reboil ed 350373c; prime re-
boiled zoe; prime fermentiug zoe; pure cls-
tern bottom Csc y gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The steamers
Groesbeck, from Cincinnati, ant Pauline
Carroll, from st. Louis have arrived since
our review Of yesterday.
FLogR-is dull and unchanged; GALES to-
day of 1000 barrels, of which so and 100 su-
perfne at 81 so; $50 treble extra at So 40; 90
| Go at Sc so; so choice extra at 81 70; 70 ana
| rs do at S.; % DO. at IS %; 200 single extra,
| go treble extra and loco barrels on private
| terms.
CoRN-Is in active demand to-day, and
with a scarcity Of prime prices have ad.
vanced. The sales embrace 1855 sacks. OF
| which 375 inferior at Csc; $50 DO at 81: 100
mixed at 81 025; 40 white on p " ate
| terms; 1000 white and $500 white mixed at
| 81 O5: $50 white at 81 06; $50 and 200 white
and 200 mixed at 81 074: 400 yellow at 81 09;
200 do at ST. 10; 800 aud 600 white at 81 10
| u bushel.
OATs-Are in better demand, and prices
are tirmer. Sales to-day, 1000 sacks, Il
which ECO at CSC; 400 at 635c; 100, 30 and 15O
at &c.
| BRAN-Is in light supply, and prices have
! advanced; $50 sacks sold at 81 10, and so al
| 81 so % 100 lbs.
| HAY1Prime Western is selling to the trace
at S26 90, and choice at S27@27 so u ton:
| PoRK-Is quiet but very firm, at S3oG
80 % % Dbl for mess. II is retaiIing al
$50 so % bbl 40 bbls mess sold at $50, anC
3O7 DO ut $50 20 % Dbl.
| BAcoN-The mark It is firm at l24c fol
shoulders; 16aGa16Ic for clear rib sidee
175@l73c for clear sides, and 1S3@l9c FOL
sugar-cured hams. 10 casks shoulders solo
at 1850 Is ID; l55 do clear sides At l73c;
clear rib sides at 1910; 20 tierces sugar cur &c
hams at 19c, and IS tierces sugarcure'
hams on private terms.
DRY SALT MEAT-lO, 600 lbs rib sides soil
at 1890 fB ID.
BRsAKFAsr BAcoN-Is quiet at Il89le3
Stb.
CoFFEE-Massrs. Small & Co., ia thei
week circular OF to-day say: Demand geo
at quotations. 100 bags sold TO go ives
during the week. Stock in seconds reduce
to about 1900 bags. Stock i'll first hands
1850 bags. Sales of the week-4GOO bags e
Rheman (per arrival), p. t. Prime LAC
I8c % Ii tgold duty PAID good I7@Ii4t
fair, l6s@16sc.
Com MEAL-50 bbls choice kiln. drie
, sold ON the landing st 81 Is, ZIG at 81 81
and so from store at 81 30 13 Dbl.
FRRIeHrs-Both foreign and coastwiee ar
| without any variation. The demand 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
kPglVpn vgeTgpDkY.

Stesm.hin Harlan Lewis, frCm lndanois nd Calves
ton to { A Whitney acc-lst cI-trlct s
steamship " - Hewes Trip from Galveston and lndi
dianola, 10 c A " hi!ney &c list district -.
TOW BOATS.
Gladstor Schultz FROM the PAssesrowei down 10 the
Bar brigs niaea Pickens : Kennedy anu schooner
Mary Lym' uruer Came up light
Perry caldwell from the Passes-rOwed dorm 10 the
Bar bg.ks Nets and Ranger Came up light
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
STOLEN.

CTOLEN-FROM TIE RESIDENCE OF
= the undo rsisned. during the year 1858, the fox
lowing csrti6cstes:
l. A CERTIFICATE Of thirty shares of the Bank
of New Or cans, to tho pame of p. l.. Bernard.
q A CERTIFICATE Of twelve shares OF he Bank
Of New Orleans. to the name o, p. l.. Bernard.
Application has been made for new certificates.
p. L. BERNARO,
Oesns. st. Louie and Rampant streets.
AM ham In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
STEAMSHIPS.
FOB NEW YORK.

sTEAMs HIP LIN L.
Comprising the rssoass st saan Sso L. Norton
sfNFRAE c@pts,n A. R ss@gs s2a
WEsTahN METROPOLIS. captain H. s. Quick
COMPRISING The FIKST-CLAss
0Lk1I1 Steamships
Sr,hnc from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
The Steamship
UNITED STATNs,
A. BLANCHARD, Commander
win leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson street. On
SATURDAY, April 30, at r NJ
These steamers have superior ACCOMMODATIONS
for passengers.
Cabin Passage. ........-.........'''.'.''"SGG
bteerage Passa ge......-...-... ..'..'-.''' -
Bills of lad,ng signed through to Liverpool, olss
FOR freight or passage, SpPly, tnonw,csEN
No. 1870 Common street.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI wlIl follow, leaving
on SATURDAY, May 7, at +. Nj.
CKOM WELL LINE
This Line is composed OF the Steamships
GEO. WASHINGTON. StsEITbpso's
GEO. CROMWELL. MAAFosA-
For New York Direct
GkORGE CROMWELL,
81. OLAPP, Commander.
vii, leave her wharf. foot OF Toulouse streets en-
SUNDAY. May /, ct A. M.
Passage. ..-''.'''''.
freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre tasSn
by this line and through bs OF lasing gwen 1of 'he
For freight or passage SP 11,I to ,,o,rrros
molly A. Csrondelet stres.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
CnSs EECEAz4-


SATURDAY EVENING. AprIi .. is1es
CoTToN-The sales to-day w-re confined
to 1850 bales, at prices requiring no charge
il our quotations, which we repeat as fol-
lows: Low Ordinary at l54GlG4c: ordinary
at l7i0l9c; good Ordinary Al 2J5Gg2lc; low
mldliDg at 2I412l2c; middiiug, at 22l'9- c;
strict m'ddliLg at -4224c; and good mid
ding at 2j62-c.
TIE supply wss limited, and most OF the
few factors who uncovered their samples,
g. kea very full prices. Some few, on the
other hand, were anxious to realize. Hence,
while the bulk Of the busiLess showed 10
change, in some instances. buyers were en-
abled TO purchase at easier prices. The
limited amount noted above was mostly
taken ii small lots by number of brokers,
the heaviest buyer purchasing only $40
bales.
The dispatches to the Associated Press
put down the receipts at al the ports for the
past eight days at 45,6l5 bales. Neil
Brothers statement for the week makes
them Al 600, and another authority 10000.
Receipts previous week A. 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
BATON ROUGE.

ssy b. New Orleans Coast and Baton
1890 Rouge som-weekly passenger packet
ST. JOKE.
W p CRrATHoInE j. A. CoMsrocg.
Master Clerk.
Leaves Nav Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 E.
NJ. and SATURDAY at S r. M; ieGves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY snd SUNDAY EVENINGS,
coming down the coast below Donaldsonvie IL
daylight, Fridays asd Mondays
Z. O. MELsE CON, Agent,
nlEe &c Old Levee street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

CLEARED TESJEBDfT,
Steamship We,tern Metropolis, Quick, for Kew York
Steamship MsriDosa hem1e, or ew Hr6
: + amer Henry Ames Burke. for ST b ouls
stesuner Lotus No =, for Mobile
Ship Lady III ssington Al ms. for Hayre
Eug Jos e, Ptttigrew, for MaJsel &c
North German brig Burgeu.e5ier Sernberg for iocdhn
Nnrwe Ian bark Bragg els n, for TaTragOLa a, spain
s Schooner Toe ley Bryau, Tor Pensacola
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24
HPnRTG,

1NDIAEOLA AND GALVESTON - Steamship
Here's tse- cot 80 hides 81 bdls hides l2o
hides 3a6 sd cattle $500 in specie and sund;ies
MOBILF-Stesner L'uise-324 bse~ cotton 10 bales
osusJurgs 81 ba 90 aes tobacco ~ bates domestic
and .1ucres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-24

WOOD, ETC.
Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIC IN,
Sundsy, April q, 1870.