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McAnftinn8mrchfeI.

NewsWort 26. AprlI. -Yice Gouper'
neur WoolIorO lest bic GteOaftiDn Der Sroot'
lpner Union" nieoer 5beooor Stlton mIrt
ieiu gtahioloer.
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spe3ialsNotiaen.
iisbe erite Seits bss S!attss

m8- &part Sure Spftpr .Rpffenl
Ririden, Suiien, grtdltun9en unb 2ungers
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2ipacIbrcnuer =SluSffdup.

4eetsflll, W..Wo rs. Nprll. IAt
Sunocrt 3ie9elarbetter in % 3teGeleien Der
unlSe8eno baben rue8eu SobnberableBun9 Die
Arbeit nieoerSeIe8t. Hubeit6run8en lino nod
nitt nnrnefnmmen.
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Ser Seutlde Correspondent.
@lltjnorc. ~ qlsril 1879

Rrncit, @Gprigga MN au1rre Srri9tr
ite1e leGte Spalte Der 8. Scite.
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Grln ! lNrlni Mlihl

Die erie DsrIOoIurs fir @sIo i'm 5atrrimac Ser
petuaIs Soupsrein" finott hrute Mbenb bi Srn
Scbann @opp, Gde ppn 9nfpr: une uRpttfr.
tiatt 9lnr nod ,utnige Nnibetle, ober utel gslo ju ben
btlt9Nsn Rrst'tn nab Der gpri&riit unisrer Gelese 1T
bet lns iu baben.
tlOOl SnHnh NshrIih Esfr
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SermtiGte Mnieigen.
Befanntntadluna

I'm bic Gissnthiimer BON Fserdbniapldsen
ia benz Sbatcoatsspatsaeftr
4us Stttett9et, nsl&e bic onr ibnrn s~ert6ret,r gIdse
nod ritt utrgstdui@t. posr pelde fur bic gbsas daiuho
Der auf tbren Plaben Bt8ratcner brjdtIt babei,, FnS
hermit auf9eFproert: ff In ineinsn 9tireau, Mr.. 81,
aprii. lpti6sn 5 unb 9 uhr Wahmttaqs, einSuinbtn,
nm eas Sslo fir tbre gIabe Ooer gDssitatuns 0tr
Sobtsn lu en- p,urgtn.
700 INN GI0t,,,al 0,,.nk.,. n,I,n.us
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2amuel enUwsen, g,r,paltsr
ScfunutIunhuun.

@s iuire hermit berannt gemadbt, baB Die Gin.
len auf ben gBa tisrsSto tod iir 1875. ipelfe am l. Wat
fdui8 lperoen. an ooer nod hisirm Sag, in fer ,Ratip.
nal NJ sd,onies' Bane,@ Ode Der GaIusrt' II. 6apttts.
firaRe, bsiablt ipsroen.
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Gauhaaunn.

Den Witsiieoein Der .@plten &oae" Der ppptbias.
Ritters tnr ibre Iablreths Btibsiiisuue BET Dem Set.
Gsnbs8dnsniie unjtrts tnni8t seltsbtsn &atten uno ia.
ters unisr, tiefsefablten Don't.
Sobanna 36tsermann
ClOOl unb Rincsr.
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acknowledgement.
Stencrs 3cpartemcrt,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ilrcau,

StaSt'0innebmerS Bureau,
baltimore. 25 NpriI 1870.
Btfanntmadbuns fir Gteuer {. 3abieri
Gtsutriabler Rnb bisrbuid bs%nadrtdiiat, odB nad
benz 80. apriI br Rabait af AZ YrOssnt bel e teuern
auf itdottlGts 8tunbeistntbuin unb auf 6 9,rcjent bel
fdoiildsn Yer Ionaletgtnthnnis. Sttuerrsdnungen fir bas
~lduftnos Sabr terabseiett tptrb.
Stad BEN 40. Npril perotu 2 groisni 3inItu allen
tlr bas Sabr 1869 ruditaubIgen Rtdnunssn binuee.
fust
Ole etabt.Nbsabsn ani bic Uttien Der .gaItimortr
feaartt hausse ompasnts" mlfltn Don ben Snpabfrn be.
3ablt psrosn.
i99-IO4l Samsa q. Rarnsn. Etant. G inlth1uer.
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8arnuna,

SD parlt Sebsrrnanr. n.tnsr Srau warsaretbe
&hmttt etpas ant ineintt Nartel Ja bpraeN. oa bic.
itIbs mein baus pbns mfinsn eBiutn am 20 b. Wlts.
osrlai itn bat. So lpsroe feline bon ibr senladteu SOUL.
ben bfjabsn. Satsntin SpE. Sdbuttt,
1881 Of gr 10 airuItrs n{trn6a
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MOTH.

Sio=Paraitr .=8aubereiu y.
Berfamm Iunss, eofat : SRr. 40, Git %aca1r.
Sisier @trein bat bic Beamtsn erpdblt unO IN p6aia
%or8antftt. Die erie anflase ptro bel bet rfetIm6Biaem
B~trtaumlung. bic anf btute ben 81 Nplti psrlsst 1T
trbobtn. 0pnrao Reitbarbt, YraI.
0arl 3. nv iiner. Sdabr.
Ce8-lO0l Carl u. Moore, Setr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-27

Ntw.Oort. %, WpriI. @aumNuole, Dlipblirs
2SE Cts. = Dtebl, iiiolibes s5.5OG9.25. Waijen,
IFS 9ts. Eog8eu lO3-l1O Gts. - Sdier 6l-6S Cts
Nphisep l07A Nts. = 4strolCnm. rail. 25A-26 @ts.
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Gnnfrnlrnrs.@Irrnn-

BdItthtore Den T, WIDTH 1910.
20 tptre hermit befdnnt gemdd,t. baB ale Gr,
iaubniB ldeire CLicensesl, iprlde bonn Wtiracrrnetiter
uno S%taotratb bon Baltimore aussc9cben iperben, an
phsr Dor BEN 20. Wldi 1870 in bieicm 8iireau e,nsucrt
merotn %ltiitisn. Nae bierbei intrreIIirtcn qerionen
ptroen iih aofen Iparer, ipenu fe bieie NOtii bCadttn.
L97-l03l 2aml. @actubbin. Siaoicnntroleur
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SelesrapbiiGe Sepei6en,
(Btriatst fur ben s8euti6tR GorreIppansntsn@. J
Nfcp =Qyprfcr MarfIbcribt.

Rtw.OOrt. 90. april. - Seuti8s eaIubnO
ruuS ll3&.
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Sabresfcier pom .Sbb Veaops-.

YropiOente, Gb.s5, 70. april. = Sie
,Soo Gslops" bon R9ooe : Sslano begin8en
beute ibr 81. Sabresfef. Sn, 8rober Yro3si'
fion uno nit Muiit bolten tie Die Waiahus
letter GroBlose bonn gabnbofe ab, NIT mel:
der iie oann in einem Sampfer nod Wemport
fubren, mo paitor Wtaleolm Die 6eitreoe belt,
ben S9luB Der Geier biloete elm Yantstt i'm
Nreou 6ni{ea
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Xpbc$zMusctoc

NH3ct0c.
Gs forb mad furscr Grantbeit mtine stIiebtt Sa. tin
elizabeth a eitlidb I'M Wittr ppn 655abren. ~SSrtliros
uto 8eiannte ftnb hermit eustlabsn, benz 2etntnbt.
%ganentft m prsen, Tpnnsri1dg. Te prsens 1Otibr,
bonn Sratel bauIe. Rr. 80, Cub BetbeIfraae, aus
btynwobnen. Der ~traufrnbe @atte
l10O-l) Mmanh aBeitIid,.
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Gjs! 0is!! (Sis!!!

WV. WITT WIFI
DO Gstitns bss Yubliiurns beSislid ees GtipreiIes
aroBs BeloigutB ~ bttrt&tn lNeint, 10 baben bic untsr.
ioIpenoe Ptsisjiaia oils bic niebriste. ~ tpeltsr GiS In
btttsr eat,on sslieftrt wsrosn fam. f~sfssfent:
fir meniesr, beni SO Yfs. auf einnal $l.00 pro 100
Yfuno;
iir mnebr. btna so unb unisr 800 Viz. aui sinmal IS
Cts. pro 100 YiInbi
i4r utbr. btuu s00 pfanb auf siHual Is Gents bro
leo pfuus.
grhran 3 0pmp. ; 70. q. Cler;
DAVID &umwalt; 8. Srecerid X Opbn !;
&usauetanna . 6tSs nxafon 1udiep;
Nomp.; Sames 3puRon.
3. .. Poibrooe; l00.3.5,7.9)
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Marfbbereitffaft. III ntaeben Der
SuneeSlteuern.

Gincinnatl, 70. NprlI. Glne 9toBe
Ansabl Senianer b%eiinoet iib in %unierer
StGot nit QDaiien politdnoi9 ausseriItet uno
nur bes @sfeblss ibres Cbercommanoanten
barrsro, UNI mad Der canaoii9en Sren5e aufs
jubreder.
So.inri1 Y~arctmieier, bei'm SunoestreisSes
rid)te ipeaen lmgsbens Der 8unDesiteuer auf
1abad in unteriu6uns, min iid nit Der &es
aierun9 burdb 8eSablun9 BON $4,000 obftnoen.
W%abrideinIid wiro man oas anerbieten ans
| uebfleu.
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BIZ Sbic'cr @efetsebunsS Aus.
HilQlcr.

GoIumbus, SbiO, 26. NpriI.-Gie meis
fen Mitolieoer oer@eieBse5uns iinb BON ibrsr
WaIbin9toner SpriBtpur auriidsetebrt. Mtan
9ibt ii6 ni6t tpenis Mibe, Der Oientliden
uReinung ben @lauben bei3ubrin9en, baB Die
Baltimore Ohio, Yabn9eieaidait" bel ibrer
9inlabuns uno 3uoorfommenbeit 8e8en bic
&eIeBseber ipeitersebenbe Nbli6ten i'm S9iloe
eebabt; oieie Yermutbun9 1T aana srunolos.
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Sriefe,
liz bsr Expedition b, vi. anssiommsn:
&Iepnpre Werrelt, 3. .. SpbanneA,
Gbr. xGbbed. B. 9eife.
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Der WcTarlanS'i6e Worbprp3cR.
@Seitcre @abniinnSsSclcec
Ibnabmc beS DTentlieben


Weps0 ort, 26. Npril. - Seute mar bas
Sntereiie oes Yublitums an ben Berbanolun'
gen in Dem Yrp5sIis ge9en Wic6arlan0 iuegen
Ribaroion's Grmoreung ctpas l9uGber. Ser
An8etlaste mar beute 9eiaBter uno munterer
als 9eitern.
VI. 8anee, Gr,t oes 8elepue s Spitates,
bate Elm SreuSperbbr 5u beiteben uno leGte
ieine 8epbahtungen bs5iglib oes pernunft:
piorisen 9enebmens oes Angetlagt,n bar.
auf Die Srage v4u ipel6er belonoeren Srrs
iinnsform lit Ger Mrsrtla8te sur 3eit, als er
aut Hlharoion i6OB 2" CAB er our Aatnort:
v&n pertebrteu Nnii1ten hber ale 9e8enItdnoe,
an elmer Wanie.A 3eu8e lab MRt6arlano am
5. Wtarj gum crIten Mtale in ben Combs, mo-
bin er lid auf bes VertbeiOi8ers 8eranlafun8
besab; Die unterre0un8 NIT Wc6arlono oau'
erie brei Stunoen uro brahte Seu8en 5u Der
lle%ber5eugulg, onB Der An9efIa9te CUR Set
poQtonnen bel Yerftanoe mar. 3cuQe licB
lid oann iiber Die urlaben uno oas Auftreten
pom Srriinn aus, nobel er nur wleoerbolte,
mas er bel ieiner 9~sItrigen Yernsbmuns aus
aeiaat. 3euge iianD aud in benz Mtoropro5el1e
ge9eu Gbambers auf Dem 3eu8enitan0 uno be-
barrie oamals ppn allen Grperten aletn oas
rauf, baB Chambers nibt an Srrinn leioe,
uno nab ieiner 6reiipreAun8 ertlarte Gbam
bers, er habe ale Sottpren blnters Gtbt 9e=
fibrt, nur Or. 8anee ni6t.
8r. YarIons, ArSt am Mem Oorfer Staot:
irrenbauie, ieBts oas QBeien oes Srrtnues,
leiue Symphonic u. I, auseinanocr uno ers
tlGrte, er bnlte ben Nn9etla8ten mad ben Dor.
9ebra6ten 3eu9enausiagen our 3ett oes S1tes
Bens unbeoentlib fir %irrIinni9.
Ncucffe Mem: Yprfer Serihte.
NemsWort, 26. April. - 8oe 2oduoob,
Elm betaater sea9teter Yurser, als &eli9ions.
bl6erbdnoler i'm 8roaotpap befannt, 9in8
beute irhb nit 3ooe ab.
Seute NadmittaS Difnete ii6 elm SniaIie Der
combs nit einem 8losi9erben Die 8enen an
llnten Urine unD perblutete iid.
Sie erfie Summer oes BON SoDn Ru1el
0ouns beraussesebenen pStanoaro" tommt
Sonnabeno frtb beraug. Sies neue Sa9es
blatt eriteint i'm 5ormate Der Sum"
Grtrunfen. : Selbtmprb.
Bottom %. Mpril. = Gin bret Sabre al;
tes SDbnben BON Safpb 6rieoauer Su Glib:
GsobamL, Malir paro in elmer Sa9s ertrun
ten sefunoen.
On Belmont nabm iid elm unbetannter
4meritaner, etua 81 Sabre alt, oas 2eben.
Observation-Disclosures. -1Imaeben Der
SunpeSfteueru.
Cincinnati, 70. Aprll. Cine groBe
anSabl 6enianer bsiinost iib in unierer
Stobt nit gpaiien pplItGnoiQ ausQeriItet uno
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-17
j. p. Carrere W. John Il. DYER.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
= par'sn OF Orleans, No. q 975-By virtue of writ
OF seizure and sale TO by the Honorable
Tug ouftn District Court for the Parish OF Orlenns
IN ene above entitled cause. will proceed 70 ~ ~
PUBIC auction at the Merchants and AuStu nstom
nouse streets. in the Second District OF .,ocE ~
SAtUHDAY, June 4. 1875 at twelve oe-0OA "'
the following described property. fo ,;.,
A GER iAlN LOT OF GROOND1h ore"n r;rht.
all ire buildings and Improvements ~ IN ~
ways and privileges thereunto belonging Ta IN sny
Faub urx Washir gton THIRD D.s.i0. y. LIS y3lVs
drawn by (iiroux & Castaing., a1cnlecGs, on too
Ecs ~ . aCosts then q notary public in this city;
ss,d lot measuring twenty SIX feet front on Desire
street by eighty feet deep, between parallel lines
heir tn same property acquired ~ the defendant
Nv n5rchase from Mrs O. ". S&lzmann, as per act
before Ouvilier. notary public in this city. dated
'S ~ AL Al AND SINGULAR THAT PORTION OF
GROUND, adjoining the above described together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
rights, ways and privileges thereto attached. hav.
ing (Amercan measure) fify five feat front on said
Desire street, ey one hundred and twenty feet in
depth. betwae parallel lines.
g. AND ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND.
contiguous toward Casacalvo street to the one bore
in above secondly described and measuring (said
portion OF ground fifteen feet front on said Desire
street. Dy one hundred and twenty set in depth.
ne salo Two portions OF ground herenab
secondly and thirdly described, beng the same
Salrva Dy tne defendant from the said Mrs O. "
Sa a as per act before said notary, j. Cayil
hel asSeo tWenty-sxth October, 1855.
seized IN the above suit,
T erms-Cash on the spot.
-., THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
Myo 10 JOS Snerih OF the Parish of OrieSn1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-17

per sack, in store, and 81 40 was offered and
refused for full cargo. Dealers rates are
UNCHANGED, viz: coarse, 81 50@l IS; fine.
81 65@l 70 per sack; Turks Island, ST 500
IS per sack. When large lots are taken at
warehouse by boats reduction for dray-
age.
BUrTER-New butter is scarce and in re-
quest at full prices. We quote Western at
37@40c. and Goshen al 45c per ID.
WHIsKY-The market is quiet but firm,
with a liberal supp y. Western rectified is
quoted at 81 O5 % gallon for common. and
81 1901 Is for good to choice. B aurbon is
selling at ST 25@l So % gallon for patent,
and 81 50@5 for pure, as in quality.
WooL-Receipts are light. Lake is quoted
at 2S3@29c. anu Louisiana bury at I40l7c
% ID. 1000 lbs of the latter sold at tic II H.
CoFFEE-The local demand is lair and
prices rule firm. We quote pri ne at l72@
Isle; good l6z@l7Sc; fair l7S@l6sc. Ex
IRENE range for lots 16i@l8sc u ID. The
stock ia about 5000 bags.
CHEEsE-New cheese is coming in slowly
and may be quoted nominaliy at lO@15c g
ID for Western, 16@l7c for Northern.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-17

Jean BerthIn W. Louis Aebmidt.
FOUaTH DISTRICT COURT FORTHE PAR
4 ish OF Orleans. No. 2a.s2a.-By virtue of q writ
Of herl facias to me directed by the Honorable the
n 1ns above entitled csnss viii proceed sell at
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
eg ON s 1tTs the n Sseops
o'clock n the following described property to Wiz
on Dan d E 81 Gesi mated b letter
this city, the tw enty seventh day Of MarcS is
ana deposited in the Office of A. Pitct Jr, notar1
of st and F.1Fin s1ss ne
nm nrty feet i've inches and six lines front
n 2 ONE LOT OF GROuND designate by the letter
81 On Plan made BY JUDGE. srchitect deposit
city measuring wenyve feet 'front.' p ON . an tins
street. oy Sky feet eleven inches and four lines
Both the above pieces of property were aconiraS
SHINE me osienaant herein BY purcha from FREDERICK
notary public in this CITY, the twenty fourth OF
) ONE LOT OF GROUND. tovstbsr NTH oil ~.
buildings and improvements thereon and al me me
rights and privileges thereunto Belonging situate in
ed he ~ stct OF this ely in the square bound
nsankhn avenue, designated by the letter 3, on
pan pan drawn BY r ~ Judice. architect, on the
ei3o Of Pilot. Jr., notary public in this civ 'Ae
oald lot measures thirty feet, five inches and air
one teet and one inch, between parallel inss Ssid
GI OF ground forms part of two lots of ground do
drawn by J. N. De Pouilly Surveyor on the Eth Of
, nalon, 1905 and deposited in the office of j. W.
oT Rs;r e. notary public in this city.
heins the same property acquired hy the defeu-
cant mere, n BY purchase from Frsdsrick stump. as
PSF act OF sale passed before Gustave LIE Gardeur.
Sav Of v p1oc' In this city. the twentieth
Seized in he above suit
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
rn,,;.,,. THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
'" 'e'Ae Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-17
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, May l6, Evening.-Cottor
closed heavy; middling uplands 234c; mid.
ding Orleans 23l; sales to-day 1900 bales.
Flour 5@10c lower; State and Western
q S0@5 80; Southern heavy at s6@9 IS.
Western 81 31@l 80. Corn declining; new
mixed Western 81 06@1 IL. Beef steady.
Pork frner at s29 90@3O. Lard dull
and heavy; kettle redered 163@l7c. Whisky
steady at 81 1901 l04c. Rec firmer 1t
6s072c. Sugar in moderate demand and
firm. Coffee firm and quiet. Molasse 8
dull: Naval stores quiet. TaIow steady
at 95@9}c. Freights dull and heavy.
ST. LOUIS May l6;mFlour firm; fail super
1ne, "a 25@4 SO. Wheat, No. red fall,
81 l23@l log. Oats 63c Rye S26s5c.
Whisky ST 10. Provisions active and higher:
pork $50; bulk meats buoyant; nearly 1000.
goo pounds sold here and up the country on
saturday and to-day; shoulders 1l2c; clear
rib sides l54c; clear sides Ice. Lard Ie5.
CINCINNATI May 16-Flour: Family S. 10
as 40. Wheat: Red winter ST lO0l u.
Corn: Better supply prices lower and dull
at 9Sc. Oats 56@62c. Rye 95c@Sl Cotton
unchanged and quiet; middllngs 22ic. To-
bacco unchanged and steady. Pork $50.
Bulk meats: Active demand; sales 800. 900 lbs
OF shoulders at l2c; $50, 900 TBS Of sides at
16c; clear rib sides sold at l53c; clear sides
at l6c. Bacon: Shoulders l3c; clear rib sides
l5Sc; clear sides Ice. Butter Csc. Eggs l5c,
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May 16, Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet. Uplands liz; Orleans lls@
liz. Sales to-day, 1000 bales OF which
1000 were for export and speculation.
LONDON, May 16, Evening.-Consos 4S;
bonds at 9l3. Sugar quiet and steady, on
the spot, and firm af1oat.
HAVANA, May l4.-Sugar: Nearly all es.
tates have finished grinding, and notwith.
standing foreign advices, there is a large
business doing. Prices unchapged; stock
il warehouses at Havana and Matan-
zas, 553 600 boxes and 26, 600 hogsheads;
exported during the week from Havana and
NataDzas $4,000 boxes, of which 1900
boxes were to the United States. Bacon
steady at l93c. Butter dull at 24@30c. Coal
oil steady, in tins IL reals 53 gallon. Flour
steady at 50 25@l0 %. Hams active;
American sailed &c; American sugar cured
26c. Lard steady. Lumber firm; for white
pine S27 80 v Nj; pitch pine steady at $26
Potatoes quiet at So 5O@3; tallow steady
at l2}c; cooperage steady. Freights active,
but fall in the prices to the United States
is expected; ID box of sugar to the United
States ST; " hid of sugar to the United
States SAGA so; ID hid Of molasses S303 so;
u ton to Falmouth and orders $35@4O; ID
ton to France direct 46 francs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-17
AM UDEM ENTS.
Academy Of Music.

Academy Sf Music.
The famous Emerson Ministries made their
first appearance here last evening at the
Academy, and the audience that went to see
them were delighted with the performances
Billy Emerson, the leading spirit of the
company is always favorite at the Acad-
envy. and there is no need of urging our
readers to go and see him and them.
The Pavilion.
The grand benefit rendered to the Berger
Family Bell Ringers, at the Pavilion, corner
of Canal and Where streets, last evening,
we're even better than usual, and every body
went home pleased.
Odd Fellows' Hall.
The third parlor concert, under the
auspices of Mr.. A. B. Chase, was finely at
tended LIST evening, and the programme
was much more attractive even than was
anticipated. One moreparlor concert closes
the series. This evening there will be g.
grand vocal and instrumental concer con- =
pliInentary to Senior Juan E. Salcedo. We
published the programme entire SUNDAY.
The advertisement announces tn e names of
artists and amateurs, among whom is
Senorita Josefna Fomeno. violinist and
pianist Of high reputation. Tomorrow
evening Josefna FilOmeno gives another
concert at Odd Fellows' Hail. which will be
perhaps the very best of the season. Fri.
day evening, extra parlor concert for the
benefit of the Seventh Street Orphans
Home. Four concerts in one week at Odd
Fellows Hall is something almost unpre-
cedented. but we believe they will all be
well attended, for there is peculiar merit in
them,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-17
Unstamped Letters,

ootalnod In the New Orleans PostOfnes
Ter Want Of Postage. May 10.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
.ers can have them forwarded to destination
~ calling at the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
% the Dead Letter office.
Revenue stamps not receivable as postage.
Box 205S, New Orleans.
Box Sc, New Orleans.
Bad Directions.
Sias Drake. Perris' Landing. Mississippi
7. P. Lee, Village de Jerci. louisiana.
Henry Hilbert, West Mielbruck, Texas.
Fountain Bank, Taylor's Plantation, La.
Wilson Herudon. Woodland Plantation, La.
CHARLES w. lowell,
Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-17
Monetary and Commercial.
OEylOR OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN
MONDAY EVENING, May l6, 1870.
NOR E'TAK Y.

oEylOH OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
MONDAY EVENING. May l6. 1870 J
Nothing has TRANSFERRED to Indicate any
material change in the money market. On
the street AL notes with unquestionable
collaterals, and Al business paper without
collaterals, are quoted at l00l2 per cent.
per annum, and second grade at lob per
cent. per month; Al mortgage paper at 90
10 per cent. per annum, and second grade
at ll@l2.
Cold opened at ll4!01l49 against 1l44 at
New York, and closed at ll43@Il4E against
l14D. The sales included $4,000 at ll41;
$1,000, $500, 5000 and $4,000, at III! !;
$50 600 at ll4s@ll43; $1,000. $1,000 and S25
| 600 ,the latter deliverable in New York; at
1l43 and $4,000 and $4,000 at ll45. Moth
| ing reported IN silver.
| The business III foreign exchange was
| limited. rates varying in agreement with
| the course of gold, but closing at about the
| same AS on Saturday. The sales of sterling
| emb aced f29 000 of which $4,000 bill of
| lading at l24i; $500 AL clear at l241; $4,000
| bill of lading at l243; slO00 clear at l24E;
| $4,000 at !l25; 5000; at 1855; $4,000 bark at
1853; $4,000 at 1855, and f2000 at a higher
rate. The sales Of francs embraced $780,
600 commercial. including loo, 600 at 4.53},
and $4,000 at 52a. Sterling may be quoted
at l244@l25 for good 10 AL bill OF ladrg and
clear, and l2540- for bank; and francs,
4. 53l "a 523 for the former and 81. 0l4. so for
the latter.
Domestic exchange was without any
quotable variation. The banks checked on
New York at J q cent premium, and the
sales included $4,000 and $4,000 private
bankers sight on New York at 3-l6 pre-
MUM; $40, 600 commercial! and SIS 600 ard
$4,000 bank at l. and 5000 private bank
ers at sic.
We noticed quite al excitement in
Crescent City SauglterhOuse stock, accom-.
panied by reaction in prices, the closing
quotations being S23023 so against $3.50
$40 Is early this morning. The transactions
Included $50 shares at $40; 800 (resale) at
$40 %; 1872 at $40 so; - at $50; 100 at
$50 so; 100 at S2l; 100 at So; so, 200 and
800 al So so; 200 at SO IS; 100 and $50 at
1923, ami 500 at s23 50 aud in addition to
these We heard of sales of 800 shares at |
81 so. 500 shares Ship Island Canal |
changed hands at 81 As; SO ditto 1T 81 so; a |
m4ll number Of Bank of New Orleans |
shares at S42 25; Is same at $40 IS; l5S Car |
rolton Ri road at SIG; % and $50 Missis. |
sippi Valley Levee Company at $40 81.
In bonds we heard of a round amount of |
city ten per cents selling at 97!.
The transactions in warrants included |
at 935, and $1,000 new State at So. The
dealers bought Safe at S73@S8 for new,
and 925@93s tor Old, and Metropolitan Po-
lice at 92@93 and sold the former at SS4 Tor
new, aud 9S1@94 for old, and the latter at
934994.
Nothing reported in City Treasury notes.
Dealers rates for small sums are lS@20 dis
count buying, and l5Gl7 selling.