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Monetary and Commercial.
MGNETAR ".

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY EVENING. March IA. is7O.
The money market continues quiet and
easy. TIE number of applications tor DIS
counts at the bank is fair and, with an
ample supply Unavailable funds, nearly all the
good PAGER offered: meets with ready accept
ance. On the street the movement is still very
limited. We quote 1O@l2 . cent . annum
for Al notes secured by questionable
collaterals and 1tG1s y cent D month for
second class; l@l4 Tor Al business paper
without collaterals. and oily for second
grade; l0011 y cent y annum for Al mort
gage paper, and II for second grade.
Gold opened at 112a@l124 against ll25 at
New York;, and after selling as high as lib,
under the New York dispatch of ll3t, closed
at lll1@lll2 against llls at New York;.
The sales included $4,000 at 1ll5; $4,000,
SIS 600 and $4,000 at l124; SIS, coo, s24 900
and S27, 900 ut 112S; $4,000, $1,000 and $4,000
at 1928; $1,000 at 112S; $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000 and $40 900 at l122, and $500 and
$500 at 113. In silver 10000 Mexican dol
lars changed hands at 24022 q cent pre-
MUM in gold. American half dollars are
quoted at about par with gold. and Mexican
dollars at 2{923 y cent premium in gold.
A fair business was done IN foreign eI-
change, but at irregular rates, varying in &C
cordance with the course of god and bills
at New Nork, the market closing at net
decline of 3G91 per cent. The sales of ster
ling embraced CSC, 200, including $4,000 bill
of ll93; $4,000 Al clear aud $4,000 Al bill of
lading at ll91; $500 ships bill q. ll9s; $4,000
clear at 100: el700 bill of lading at 1905;
92GO0 clear at 1903; $1,000 at 1903; fl00
AL bill Of lading and clear at l204@l205;
$1,000 Al clear spd 1850 bank at l2l; f2500
bank at 1913, and $1,000 bill Of lnding and
$4,000 clear, deliverable in New York, at l0755,
gold.
In francs there were sales of 100000
commercial. of which $4,000 at 4 721; coo, 900
at 4.72a04.6S3; $50, 600 at 4.7ll; IS 900 at
40, and 80. coo at4682. Sterling may now
be quoted at ll9@ll9a for good to Al bill OF
lading and clear, and l2Q0l203 for bank;
ard francs 4.76l0475 for the former, and
471iG4 70 for the latter.
Domestic exchange was quiet but steady.
The banks checked on New York at par for
small sums, at which the counter demand
was only moderate, and the sales included
$50, 900 bank sight on New York at 3-16 y
cent discount; 1000, SIS 600, $4,000 and
$4,000 commercial at /: $4,000 commercial
and $40 900 bank at SIG; $4,000 CONNER
cial at l6@s, and $4,000 sight on Boston
at 2.
We hear of some transactions in stocks or
bonds, the particulars Of which were sup
pressed. In warrants $4,000 Metropolitan
Police sold at So, and $1,000 at $50, and $4,000
State at 765, and - at 79@7s. Dealers
bought Metropolitan Police in small sums
at IS, and supplied the demand from tax
payers at 80. State warrants are quoted at
7736S5, that being the rate for small war
rants under $50 in sums to suit. Nothing
reported in city treasury notes. Dealers
rates for small sums were 2S@29 % cent dis
count buying, and 25@26 selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-15

In st. Louis, last week, Caleb W. Baldwin,
8 son of wealthy and respectable parents,
was shot and instantly killed by A. j. Spahr,
q river pilot. The quarrel grew out of a
letter and a woman. The latter was we'll
known in Louisville, and was there at the
time of the tragedy. She lived in Louisville
for number of years. She went from Louis
vile 10 st. Louis about a year ago, and re-
turned about three weeks sgo. She was
known as Nellie Baldwin and Mollie Ber-
trand. She is remarkably handsome and
stylish looking woman, and dressed in the
height Of fashion. Her funds had run low,
and when she received the telegram stating
that her lover had been killed, she was
compelled to pawn her jewelry to raise
money to pay her fare TO st. Louis. She
was greatly agitated over the news, but
expressed the opinion that it was ruse to
induce her to return to st. Louis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-15

Bales to-day 600 bales. Of which ESQ prime at
$50; 100 at ss7. and 500 at ss7@3s p ton.
PoRK-Mess is held at wholesale at $28 so
% Dbl, and is retailing at S29
LARD Thirty tierces kettle rendered sold
at 1896; 100 kegs pressed at l74c; and 20
kegs Kettle rendered at l7ac s9 ID.
BAcoN-There was better demand to-
day, and we note sales Of 20 casks clea r
sides, on private terms;5 and do, at II; and
Is ties sugar.cured hams, on private terms,
IS ties do at TIC, and so do at 175c. Shout
ders are quoted at 120l2lc Clear rib sides
l6@l64c; clear sides l6}@l7c. A lot OF
5 tierces uncanvassed sugar-cured hams
sold a! l73cR Ii.
Day SALT MEAT-Shoulders are retailing
at lie u 10
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in fair supply, and
is selling at l9@199c u ID.
LOUISIANA RIcE-There is, only light
local demand and stocks are ample, We
quote nominally 7@7!c q 10 for choice;
6@6sc for prime to good, and 5053c Tor
ordinary to good do.
Observation-Disclosures are in good supply
and Ohio sell on the landing at $2@2 rs and
St. Louis, at 81 5O@1 60 y Dbl. Onion
have advanced and choice Ohio now com.
mand S. 59@6 fpbbl. Choice apples are not
so plenty and they now bring s506 u Dbl.
Green peas are dull at S7@7 so s Dbl.
STARCH 100 boxes Western sold at &c u
ID. 1t is jobbipg at &c Glib.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chckens are selling
on the land ing at S7@7 so % dozen; turkeys
at S27@3O, and geese at SS09 u doz. Eggs
are steady at 25028c % dozen.
BUTTER-The supply is large, and there
is very little demand. We quote nominally
choice Western 25@2Sc; inferior 15@20c;
choice Goshen 3S@4Oc, and common 500
$50 y ID.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet and firm.
The stock is all in second hands. Prime is
quoted at l7!@l73c q ID, gold duty paia;
good l65@165c; fair i6@16lc y 10.
BEANs-Continue dull and plenty. White
Western are quoted at 81 50@6, and North
ern s. 50@9 p Dbl.
NAVAL SToREs-Rosin continues dull. 4
lot OF $50 bbs pale sold at g 90 q Dbl. No.
is quoted AZ So y bbl. There is only
light obbing demand for spirits turpentlne,
at 47@473c % gallon. lot of 10 bbls sold
at 47c u gallon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-15
COM VI ERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. March Ia. 1870.
CoTToN-The sales to-day summed up
5000 bales, mostly at an advance OF 20Sc,
but partly at Saturdays outside figures.
We now quote low ordinary at l44@
l5ic; ordinary at l62@l74c; good ord mary
at l9i@l93c; low middling at 2020203c;
mddiiDg at 2l4022c; strict mlddling at
2243224c, aud good middiDg at 224923c.
The above figures represent the market
without regard 10 the 8 p. NJ. telegram from
New York quoting gold at the reduced rate
of lllt The few sales that transpired sub
sequently were at easier prices, but not to
sufficient extent to serve as a basis for
quotations. Early in the day some trans
actions occurred at about previous rates or
only shade SITTER, but under later tele-
grams which quoted gold at 49,, and an
advance of &c at New York, the demand be-
came more animated, and with light sup
plies, factors were enabled to realize the
improvement noted above. In fact, in some
cases, still higher figures were paid. Strict
low middliDg, for example, sold up to 2lc,
and strict good ordinary at 1890. On the
other hand, some lots changed hands al less
than inside figures.
sTATExHNT OF COTTON.
stock OF hand September l. lsS9-bales. TO
Arrived since last statement........... 4339
Arrived previously. 6,3i7-s3o, tot
Total. ............................. s8l. als
Cleared previously and $50 5s2- 5s7
Stock hand and on shipbosrd-baes .23s s29
To-day's exports embraced 1865 bales to
Liverpool and 500 to Cronstadt. Receipts
proper since Friday evening 1867 bales,
against l4,6s9 Tor the corresponding time
last week, and since September l, 82,64S
bales against 69l $50 last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There were receipts
y; ofO ha,-, {c 4
barrels molasses. The market is very dull,
and only q limited business being done.
We quote inferior sugar 6s@7ac; common so
BIC; low fair 9; good fair 9a@l0c; fully fair
10d@1O2c; prime 11@ll9c; choice 12@l24c;
yellow clarified l24:; white l3l@l4c u ID.
Inferior fermenting molasses 25@30c; good
fermentiDg 40@45c; prime to choice fer
menting 5Q@55; reboiled 62ac . gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The steamers
Messenger, from Cincinnati, and Peninah,
from st. Louis, haye arrived since our 1e.
view of Saturday.
FLouR-The lower grades continue in
good supply and dull while choice is scarce
and in request. Fine is quoted at 81 so;
superfine 81 Is; double extra SIS Big;
treble extra IS y5@6 IS; choice and family
extra s7@s so % Dbl. There were sales
to- day of 5000 bbls, Of which 200 superfne
at S.; so and 125 choice extra at IS; l25
treble extra at Sc so; 200 choice extra at
81 25; 400 and 1000 double extra on private
terms, and 500 treble extra on private
terms.
CoRN-Is in fair supply and moderate de-
mand, at about previous prices. Sales to
dav e00O sacks, Of which 700 white at 81 o.;
1900 yellow and 700 white 81 05; $50. 1000
and 1000 choice white at 81 OF D bushel.
OArs-The market is quiet and unchanged;
500 and 1000 sacks sold at 654c % bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply, and is selling at
81 75@1 IS % 100 lbs.
HAY-Is in light supply. Prime is selling
readily at S3e@36 y ton, as in quantity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-15
THE sVATE OF AoUEsxANA
.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
JULIA WE'LL VS.. sIGMUND BIER-NO. BAL
HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE
twentieth day OF ApriI, 1859, judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit, in the words and figures following. to wit:
julia Veil VS.. Sigmurd Bier-No 34l
On motion OF Cotton Levy, of counsel foy plain
tiff introducing due proof in support of
her demand and tina court ideriEg the law and
svider &c to be in her favor:
1t is oroered and adjudged that the default
herein ntered the thirty first March, 1869, be
now confirmed and made final; that there be judg
ment in favor of plaintiff, Julia Veil, the wife of
Sigmund Ber and against the defendant. the said
Sigmund Bier, her husband; that So parties be
separated in properly, and the community OF
quests and gains heretofore existing between them
be d ssoved; that plaintiff be authorized to con-
duct bus public merchant, and that de-
fen ant pay costs of SUIT.
JUDGMENT rendered April TO- 1869.
Sigred April &c. 1868.
W COOLEY.
Judge.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
city Of New Orleans, this fifth day OF March,
in the year of Lord Thousand eight
hundred and seventy and the ninety fourth year of
the Independence of the United States.
JOHN OLOuHLIN, Deputy CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
ADELE Common. WIFE OF FRANCOIS eau
HEPk, vs.. HER HUSBAND-No. 2579.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

/ HEREBY CERTIFY. THAT ON THE EIGHTH
day of February, 1870 Judgment was rendered IN
TINS court IN the following entitled suit IN the
words ard figures following. 70 wit:
Adele Conner. wife of francois Cauhepe, vs. her
nus ban6-No. 2559
In this case, submitted on motion Of counsel for
plant for the confirmation of the Lyme ut by de-
fault, the cour. considering that the law and evil
denCe with plant f.
1t is adJudged and decfeed that the judgment
by default herein entered on the third instant, be
now confirmed, that there be Judgment herein for
The plaintiff, Adele Connor, against defendant
Francois Cauhepe, decreeing a separation of prop.
erty between he said parties. aud the plaintiff to
be The owner of the movable effects, etc, described
in her petition herein that she have tn full control
and management OF her own affairs, and that de
PENDANT pay tie costs OF this suit; and that On
plaintiffs claim for the horse and cart, there be
judgement in case of non. suit.
Judgment signed twelfth of February, 1870.
(Signed) I. WHARTON COLLINS, Judge.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court. at the
city of New Orleans, on this twelfth day of
Mach, in the year of orr Lord thousand
eight hundred and SEVENTY, and the ninety-fourth
year of the in dependence OF the United States
mhl3 u apl2 GUS. BERNOUDY, Clerk.
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4 UIL NC PAP E r


This is a hard, compact paper. like an
ordinary book cover, and is saturated Nth
Il tar and used on the outside of frame build
ings under the ciapboards. also under shin
giles and floors, to keep ont damp and cold.
1t is also used on the inside, not saturated,
INSTEAD OF PLAsTERING, and makes Q
warm and cheap wall. 1t costs only from So
to $50 according to size) to cover houses on
~ the outei de. samples and descriptive ciroz-
lars sent free.
Address, Rock River Paper Company. Chicago.
Or, f. O. PALMER b CO..
q. IS 81 Damp street., New Orleans,
mas General Agents for the Southern states.
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rhe Missiesippi delegation in thl

The Mississippi delegation in the House
of Represe ntatives at Washington are anx-
ious to get the political disabilities of every
citizen of the State removed, and TO this
end one of them prepared general bin
granting amneety to every person in that
State who is DISTINGUISHED by the third sec
ton of the fourteenth amendment. inciud.
ing, of course, Jefferson Davis. No such
liberal spirit as this has been evinced by
any of the Southern delegations IN Con-
sregS
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OPELOUSAS.

OPELOUSAS.
e~nE1n n For PELOUSAS. WASHING
IA-zssS tor, Fort Barre, and al landings on
en- kff;fssS the IoSst, Atchctalsya river and
-sSs.ssEssssss Bayou Courtablesu-Ihel ,ght draft
steamer,
y. q. EIaekford,
c. @. Pickett. master. j. b. SchTnit. clerk,
Leaves On TUESDAY. st ?. n.
Leaves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY ct III.
The ]. G. BIscktord connects st Sinsport with
steamer Payrs1lck, ard st Churchvile ~ tn JENNIE
Giboen5 through bills aaicg given
Bills against steamer j. G. BiacktorC will not be
paid without e written order from he ca 9tain.
The j G.. 6lackfoTd, when the vfter IS too low
Will connect with steamer Maggie =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-15

Pneumonia has been worry prevalent and
fatal OF late among horses in San Francisco.
The victims are mosly animals exposed to
wet and cold, street car horses, etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-15
EypnETS.

Lavaca- PIG pkgs nd 20 coils rope 1888 bbs flour bbs
nloasses bbls whisky csks bacon 95sks TO SKIS
oats SIX IL SKIS coffee II bbis pork bblc sugar
SKIS cotton seed oaies hay rs kgs rails tcs lard
ST LOC,s-steamer Pauline Car OILS cases mdse
LIyERPOOE-Bark Moreno-J765 bales cotton
CROESTADr-Bri Fredi-5G0 bales cotton
MOBILE-Schooner Mary Msgdeline-25 tons c9sl
GOO sB seed cotton 100 bx, soap
MUBILE-Schooner $ s Webb-65 tons coal
PENSACOLA-Schooner Island Belle-200 sks corn
A bbls -four 370pkgs mdse
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Lumber Markets Mt the Basins.
Cattle II RrEee.

PRICES
Texas Seeves, cornted, choice, p D net. - O.
Texas Bseves, corafed. second choice, p
Texas Beevas. Pnead, first quality coos CO
Texas Beeves. p head, second quality q 00S0 20
Texas Reeves, p head, third quality 10 0c3l6 70
Hogs p D gross NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 II
Sheep. = uead OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. COG co
Yea Cattle 3 head C0AIl G3
Mich Cows p 30 00G135 90
Mich COWS =. clio %
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HEIGW NnMING ZIP.

Steamship Rapidan, sWhitehurst, from New York Wis
Havana 10 VIM Gre, Wy
Schooner Henrietta, Wilson, ) days from Ruhtan-to
Tramontana-
Brig Pedro Antonio, Orto, days from Havanaip bal
las.-to AvenGa no Bros
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIL
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

WE MCLEAN VS.. L. GRAHAM-NO. 26l7.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
~ creditors of Mclean Graham, and to all par
ties interested, TO show within ten days from
the first publication. why the account presente
herein by the and liouidator should not be
approved and homoiogated, and the funds Gistrib-
uted accordingly
New Orleans, Clerk $ ofice, March 7, 1870
mhe 1915 A. D. BERN0UDY, Clerk.
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TO SAVE l. a II . Il

TO SAVE Il a BOR
AND
INSURE LARGE CROPS,
Use Storms RAW BONE SUPER-PHoSPHATE
and FINE GROUND BONE, the great Fertiizera
LOUIS STERN Bros manufacturers. Office No.
eOhartrss street, Now Orleans, Louisiana Benz
Black of.sn grades constantly ON hand. nos1
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Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE .Cg TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
Tuesday, March 81, 1871.
CL5AzgD YEaTE2Dtv.
Steamship svaca che ger for Key West via Florida
Ports
Steamer Pauline Carroll, Dix, for ST Louis
Bark emo. Blsnford, for Liverpool
Big Fredi Heucss. for Croustadt
schooner Mary Magdelina. Fun rninnisr, for Mobile
Schooner Webb. I'm for Moohe
Schooner Island Belle Parso-s, Tor Pensacola
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PORT HUDSON.

PORT HUDSON.
~ = New Orleans, Coast and Port
ssssn-aIASae iudson ssroi-wsekly passenger packet
ST JOHN.
". r. GREATEoUsE J. 4. CoMaToCK,
Master Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans svery WEDNESDAY At lC A.
NJ, and SATURDAY ct p. NJ; leaves Port
Hudson THURS DAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the o6ss: below Donadsorville in
daylight. Fridays and Mondays.
E,O. MELANCON. Agent,
mn3 70 Old Levee street.
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
COAST AND LAFOCCHE PACKET
c. ~ CompGny.-The Few aId elegant
I ll.;sg- steamer
xsSssssxzgaaeS.&s Henry Tete,
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 P, III, and every FRI
DAY a. 10 =. NJ.
Joseph Dslferes Master, N II. Landry, Clerk,
leaves as above for Locfport ard all intermediate
land Jugs on the Coast ard L3fourcbe.
z. @. MARTIN, Agent,
fa{l "a old Ievee street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
D0LREAR CcMMEKCIAL
COLLEGE,,

Corner Camp and Common Streets, New
Orleans.
The oldest and most efficient and successful Com.
mercial College in the United States. There is q
full faculty Citizens and strangers who wish
business education for themselves sons. in.
vited to call Students can enter in any or all the
departments of the College and at any time.
N. B. NOT ONE of all the numerous GRADUATES
OF this College. TO the past THIRTY-sEvEN YEARS,
is nov out of profitable mpioyment so far as kpo Vn
A word to the WISE ia sufficient
For catalogues, etc., address
de8ly RUFUS DOLBEAR President
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GOLD.

Quotations st the specie and exchange
Office Of Bruno & Warner, Ne. l46 GrayieT
CIV
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
FOB NEW YOHA.
MEROHANTS' STEAM SHIP LINE,
Comprising the frstclass steamships
CRESCENT CITY. CAPTAIN Geo; l. Norton.
h fEERA MFADE oapsn a. ss3p siSn
UNiTkD STATEs....CapteinG George B. smith
WEsfskF fmErRoP0LisS w n henry
EMILY b. BOULDER. .............. Captain -.
| s. COMPRISING THE FIRsT-CLASs
GENs Steamships
| Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
| The Steamship
CKE&CENT CITY,
GEORGE MORTON, Commander
VIII leave her wharf foot of jefferson street. on
SUNDAY. March 20. at sA.M
| These steamers have superior accommodations
| for passengers.
steerage Passa &c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Bills of ladng signed through TO Liverpool, Gias-
| gov and Bremen.
For freight Or passage, apply 10
| Low & LUDWIGSEN,
No. 1870 Common street
The steamship Western METROPOLIS will follow
| leaving SUNDAY March %. ats A. NJ. oc2o iy
CROMWELL LINE
THIS Line is composed OF the Steamships
GEO. WASHINGTON, OnRTEs,
GEO. CROMWELL, mAEIFOsA.
FILA. For New York Direct
--a a4.ss.aaE.s. Tia Steamship
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
zysM V. GAGER, Commander.
Illeave her wharf, foot OF Toulouse street, en-
SUNDAY, March 20, ct a. ri.
Passage. ............................S6
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Havre taSen
by this line. and through bilis OF ladng given for the
For freight or passage Apply to ,,o,,rro,
ro5Iy Il Carondelet stres
Fox FLORIDA PORTS AND HAv-
ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
| STEAMERS
| FOR PENSACOLA, WARRINGTON, APA.
FAGPH md KEY H WEsT T Th ss
f'ser; also s' 70 FERSANDiNA ard JACKSON
This line is composed Of the following steamships
| to sail EVERY SA URDAY;
| ALLIANCE-B. ii, Livingstone, Commander
| LAVAOA-Henrs Gait, Commander.
| gLoKIDoA41;,'M." aearss GommshdeE.
1
| The ,teamship
| Sssa.As FLORIDA,
C'LRARY Commander.
Will leave her wharf foot of Calliope street. on
| SATURDAY, March l9. at P. NJ. For freight OF
pA'S"s'' ~p' = W. PERKINS co, Agents.
&c Carondelet street.
| n B-Shippers will please procure orders from
AGENTS. Office before sending freight to steamer
fe2l
FOX NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the United States mail.
To sail FRIDAY. Maroh l8. at An
| The magnificent Al sidewheel ocean
| steamship
KAPIDAN,
WHITKHUEsI, Commander,
| VIII leave her wharf post "a, First District, "a
| sbove
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed accom-
| rnodstions, apply to WIN. OREEVY, Agent,
IS Carondelet street. corner Gravier.
! The steamship De Soto, Morton. commander. viii
follow and sail on Friday, April l. oca
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IMPORTS.

MOBILE-Stesne Louise-4l5 bales cotton Is bales
mdse q bbis vosin Is bids paper and sundries
BUSTON-Bark Aureiia-Asstd mdse
BRAZOS sA NF1AaO-SteamshiD = Harris $685.
l4 specie bos pork 222 bales skins 223 head cattle
4 males and sundriss
MOBILE teamer Mary-Suncr ies to order
GALVESTON-Steamship Agnes-56 bales cotton l9
bbls tai ow l60 bds hides SO skins and suudries
HAVANA vi. FLORIDA PORTS - Steamship
Florids-700 bxssugar 1900 cigars As bacs cotton and
sundi les
LivERPOOL-sh hip Zetland-7600 sks salt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Los Hermanos-40 eco cocoa
nuts