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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-04
WANTED.

(tARBOLIC Disinfecting Soap for washing Hor-
I ses. Cattle. Pigs. Dogs and other Domestic
Animals-frccs them from insects. improves the
hair, cures mango, and is invaluable Cor healing
sores Of all kinds. Insects On Poultry completely
DESTROYED by its use. Forsale by
Harpers Ferry, May %. c. +. BELLER.
COMPOUND Syrup Of Koosso-a most efectu-
I al remedy for the destruction and expulsion
of Worms. For sale By C. /. BELLEk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-04
The Great Family Medicine of the Age.
THIRTY YEARS

THIRTY YEARS
Have elapsed since the introduction Of the Pain
Killer to the public and yet at the present time 1t
is more popular and commands a larger sale than
ever before Its popularity is not confined to this
country alone; ali over the world its beneficial ci-
fects in curing the " ills that flesh is heir to-" are
acknowledged and appreciated, and as a PAIN XIII
LER its fame is limited country, sect nor race.
Itnceds only TO be known to be priced.
Thirty Years is certainly long enough time to
prove the efficacy OF any medicine and that the
Pain Killer is deserving of Hits proprietors claim
for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled popular
ity it has attained. tits sure and cftctire rene
DIV. Sold by all Druggists. Price % cts, 80 cts.
and 81 per bottle. Directions accompany each
bottle.
June 1. ls7O-1m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-04
r. Il. II. Ransom,
WITH
JOHN GLENN * co.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

No. 6 WESr FAYrTTE STREET.,
Corner Of s. Paul, BALTIMORE.
DUT. Sell and Exchange Real Estate on Com
} mission. Rent Houses and Collect Rents
Buy and Sell Ground Rent, auG Mortgages. Bor-
row and Loan Money Attend to investment, and
ell business appcrtaining to Trusts.
re- Mr. Ransom can be seen NJ the Office of
McCurdy & Duke, in Charlestown, every day until
further notice.
March II, lS10.-iv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-04

SCISSORS, RAZOBs AND KNIVES GROUND.
HAVING gone 10 the expense ofpu,tiu- Up
1 | Grinding and BuiIng Lathe az my shop,
am prepared TO grind and put in perfec; order
Scissors. Razors, and Knives Of all descriptions,
and at low prices. SAMUEL BROWN,
December -. 1863 Barber.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-04

't NHN tai $40 anu hNss FNtNNNN'+ A'N'' 'tN''.
- - q v - -
over before presented 20 the people Of the county
The stock embraces all the latest and most I'M
proved stvlcs. among which NAV be found
1.-THE BALTIMORE PARLOR HEATERS, and
Illuminating Gas Burner for heating ono or more
rooms; the INDEPENDENT. a seitfeoding
Base Burning Coal Stove for dwellings, halls or
offices the ORIENTAL. just now So much IN pub
lie favor; Parlor, or Dining Room Cook, f1r Wood
or Coal; the Rink Egg Stove superior article;
all other Parlor Alright. aud Ten. plate Stoves
the improved CONSTITUTION COOK. for wood
or coal tho Sentinel. with extension top, for wood
or coal the Olive Branch and Wyona, both OF
which are very superior cook.
IN short. their assortment ia 80 complete, that
all they ask is an inspection from those in want
confident 20 please both M to price and style. Al
so on hand large and general assortment OF
TIN AND SREETiRON WARE,
plain and fancy and ofthe latest patterns.
Those wishing 10 procure a very superior Iron
Force Pump can inspect The same at the shop, or
at the residence Of Mr.. Ed. Williams.
&- Terms Cash in all eases, unless special agree
mcnt TO the contrary.
R3ofpg. SpoptiHg &C.. done NJ usual At tho
shortest notice and in the best manDcr. Thankful
to the public for the liberal encouragement IN the
past, a continuance is respectfully solicited.
Oct. n, lSC9. MILLER SMITH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
WHOLE NUMBER 95l.

The Anglo Brazilian Times of March Is.
publishes the following dispatch from Gen
eral Conara to the Brazilian Minister of
War:
CAMP LEFT BANK AQU1DLIAN, March l, 1870.
I write to you from LOpez's encampment
in the Sierra. The tyrant was routed, and
having refused to surrender.!was killed be-
fore my own eyes. / intimated to him to
surrender, when he was completely defeated
and seriously wounded, and refusing. he was
killed. l congratulate you on the termina-
tion and complete vindication obtained by
Brazil over the tyrant of Paraguay. Cen
eral Resquim and another officer have fallen
prisoners.
(Signed) COMARA.
Counsellor Paranhoe telegraphs as follows
to the n. mister of Brazil, at Buenos Ayres:
'AsUNCIoN, March 5.-Lopez was overta.
ken by the forces OF General COmara. He
was wounded in the fight, and not choosing
to surrender, was killed during the action.
The mother and sisters of the tyrant, with
several field officers, have fallen into our
hands.
General Cabellero was at another point.
and the cavalry force had already marched
against him.
"Mrs. Lynch was hid in the woods, and up
warded, which was Immediately after the
action, had not been met with"
The Anglo Brazilian Times adds that the
only additional news from General COmara
is by letter wxitten by him on the third.
Camines Sancho and Colonel Lopez, son
of the dead Dictator, were killed.
Resignium Del Gado, the mother and
sister of Lopez, Mrs. Lynch and four chill
dren and several officers and priests were
captured.
Mrs. Lynch and children will be sent to
Europe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
KEEPING CHRISTMAS AT SEA
A Murder. on ShipbOard


While on the voyage from New Orleans to
Liverpool, sailor on board the bark Frank
Marion, whose name was James Whitley,
refused to do certain work on the twenty
fifth of December last, becaNse it was Christ
mas day. The second mate of the bark, John
L. Sprague, informed the first mate, W. 0.
Fraser, of this refusal, and the latter struck
Whitley q violent blow on the head, then
put him in irons and confined him in place
set apart for refractory seamen. The next
morning Whitley was found dead, and he
was buried at sea, with the irons on. Upon
the arrival of the bark at Liverpool Fraser
left the vessel, or, as it is stated, deserted"
her.
The Frank Marion is now in this port, and
upon affidavit made before United States
Commissioner Urban, warrants were placed
in the hands of the United States Marshal for
the arrest of Captain S. Duncan, master, and
John L. Sprague, second mate, charged with
having counseled, aided and abetted W. o.
Fraser, mate of the Frank Marion, in the
crime of willful murder of James Whitley,
q mariner, on the high seas. Captain Dun
can and Mr.. Sprague were arrested
Wednesday, arraigned before Commissioner
Urban, and committed to prison without
bail, to await examination. Deputy Mar
shall Wolhey endorsed on the warrant for the
arrest of Fraser, that he could not be found,
and that he deserted the ship at Liverpool.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
TINE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
Detective Qualities of Tickets

Wednesday night, or at an early hour
yesterday morning, the residence OF Dep
uty Collector P. +. Herwig, on Baronne
street, between Julia and St. Joseph, was
entered by burglars, who removed into a
vacant house near there, or dropped in the
yard, four Or five walking sticks from the
hat rack, some articles of Mrs. Herwig's
wearing apparel, two or three bird cages,
the coat, vest and pants of Mr.. j. L. Her
wig, and some articles belonging to Mr..
Ullman, boarder in the family.
1t so happened that Mr.. j. L. Herwig,
had in his pocket-book about $3.50 in money,
some valuable papers, and two tickets, Nos.
4S and 49, of the Louisiana State Lottery.
Nearly, Or quite all the articles, including
Mr.. Herwig'S clothing. were left i'll the va-
cant house, the thieves evidently having
been frightened hastily away. But the
pocketbook, money, and lottery tickets
were carried off. One Of the tickets drew
prize Of twelve dollars, and Mr.. J. L.
Herwig FASTENED down to Mr.. Pesant's
Office, No. Carondelet street. early yester-
day morning, thinking itjust possible that
the thief might present the ticket
to be cashed. He waited but few minutes
when the ticket was presented. aud then lr.
Herwig collared the man who came after the
money, gently intimtdated him with re-
voiver, and notified him that be must go t.
the police station as prisoner. The man
gave the name Of Lawrence Frederick, ana
said lie was keeper Of q coffee stand In
POydras Market, and stated chat he got the
ticket from Leouard Chainburger, :s butcher
ia that Market, who agreed to give him tgC
dollars aud a halt to get 1t cssheG. Chain.
burger was also arrested, and stated that he
found the two tickets about four o'clock iG
the morning. Charges have been preferred
against both of these parties for burglary
enc as principal, the other as accessory.
Under the circumstances, we advise
everybody to mix in lottery tickets witt
their vssuabes, 80 that if they are stoleI
the thieves may be identified.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

The Fre.het In MalneLfen Hour Labor
Ru Hejecied IN Mssanchusetts-
Heavy pnmages by the Flood in New
VorE-Darlrg Attempt of Penisen-
ainry Convicss to Escape-GovernOr
sbafer's Welcome In Ctah-Disabie
Steamer Spoken-PrOpOaed Impcach-
uaent Of j Judge Shackleford for ke-
Leaning Yerger-ROmanc OF lhe Road
Hold Dash OF tho Indiana Fugitlves-
Sniclde-t maii-pex subsiaing-Sllver
Miae Excitement tspreaoIB&-Kailroad
officer Shot by an Engineer-fifteensh
Amendment Celebration - An INDIAN
Chief on the War Path Heavy-Loco-
motive Explosion.
PORTLAND, Maine, April 2l.-The Saco
river is higher than 1t has been since 1927.
The lumber is coming booming down, and
many mills are swept away.
BosToN, April 2l.-In the Massac chusetts
Legislature the House rejected the ten hour
labor bili by l73 to SO.
ALBANY, n. Y. April 21-Accounts of
damages by the flood are very heavy The
Stato canal will probably not be open until
the middle of May.
WHEELING. West Virginia, April 21.-
Forty or fifty conviCts confined in the peni-
tertiary az Moundsville, entered into con-
splracy TO escape, and op Tuesday evening
last oVerpowered two OF the guards, taxing
their cell keys and aftef stripping them,
dressed two OF their own number IN the
guards clothes, who were put on guard to
UIssrm suspicion. III this manner the re-
UeI was deceived &nd Captured. The plot
seemed to be working to their entire salts
faction, when at $50 P. H., the guard that
should have reported at The gate failed to
! appear. Suspicious were thus aroused, and
the guard and the citizens becoming alarm
ed. collected at the gate and were marched
TO the haii where the insurgents were, and
on refusing to cease their resistance were
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
BUSINESS CHANGES.

AT1vpCE-THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS
~ his customers and tbs public, that he has sold
his confectionery establishment to j. ElLLAR
kUBIA 90. Grateful for the patron age bestowed
upon him by his friends he EoH reGdests the latter
TO extend il to his successors, who will exert them
selves with view of preserving the reputation OF
tue sstablis ent as a f;rst class confectionery.
ERNEST TURPIN.
rTvHE UNDER asEaN Ed. HAVING
l. bought the confectionery establishment OF Dir.
ERNhSr TUkFIN, No. 81 Old Leyee. between
Cont and ST Louis solicit the patronage OF their
friends and the prbhc They will endeavor to
maintain the high reputation given to the establish.
ment by their predecessor, and will continue to OF
70 their customers the very best srtcias in their
line. land at prcss challenging c6mpetition. The
business will be conducted at No. SO Old Levee
street. under ths aru name Of j. VILLARRUBIA
& co.
" vILLARRUBIA,
J. A. D'HEMECOURT.
apl2 I'm BERNARD TURPIN. in oommendam
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

RUNS II EACH INNING.
Southerns... 81 81 0l 81 81 81 oil 2l q
Lone stars. 81 81 81 Al 81 81 II | 8 36
Considerable money changed hands on
the result. the hackers of the Stars taking
the lions share, the odds previous to the
game being in favor of the Southerns.
The Southerns have sent challenge to
play the second game on Sunday next,
twenty fourth, at the Base Ball Park, when
we hope to see another large crowd TO wit
ness the game.
Out on bases, Stars by Southerns, l3 ;
fair fly, 6: foul fly, d foul bound, 5; struck
out, 1. southerns by Stars, II; fair fly, a;
foul fly, S; foul bound, 2; struck out, 2; run
out, 1.
Umpire-Thomas Williams, r. E. Lees.
Scorers-Messrs. Warren and Dumphy.
After the match, the Lone Stars were in
vited to partake Of some refreshments at
Richelieu's Restaurant, on Camp street: by
George W. Doll, ESQ.,, member of the club,
where the nine and their friends enjoyed
themselves. Speeches and toasts were made
by Messrs. Besnham, Doll and Fitzpatrick,
after which they adjourned to their club
room, which was crowded with the many ad-
mirers of the Lone Stars and the national
game,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
Values.
otton, 1881. 20! ttz, (lG9, ,692

Eessrs. liable d DSlton, No. ll5 Poydras
street, manufacture tin and japanncd ware,
are agents for that splendid cooking stove
known all over the Union rs 'The Times
Stove;" Bramha!, Deane & Cos European
ranges and broilers, and Unavailable cover
ing for houses, the Asbestos roofing. They
also deal in stoves, CRATES and every
description Of house furnishing goods. We
advise such Of our readers as wish to pur-
chase good articles in all these lines 10 give
them call.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

The Championship of the South
SOUTHERN VS.. LONE STAR
7 he Lone stars Victorious

The first great game for the championship
between the above crack clubs, took place
st the Base Ball Park yesterday, in the pres
ence OF large crowd of spectators. The
weather was warm and somewhat sultry, but
even that did not prevent the Lone Stars
from covering themselves with glory. The
Southerns went to the bat first, but in the
second and succeeding innings the Stars
had the lead, which they gallantly main
tanned throughout the game; and in the
third and seventh INNINGS giving their op-
ponents q coat of whitewash. But didn't
Condor pitch well and Dicky Thebault, the
way he caught those 'hot 'uns" was won
derfuI. and they somewhat astonished the
natives by their cool, and really good play,
ing. Davy Schwartz, at first, was i'm
mense, and played extraordinarily well.
Andy Johnson, at second, played sharp,
ss did Messrs. Young and Mattoon; but the
greatest praise is due to the outield, where
in we see those "three graces," Carson, Scott
and Tracy. On the side of the Southerns
the ma ority of the nine distinguished them.
selves by their fine play and good fielding,
but Hoffman, Chandler and Donavan (who
made several difficult fly catches while play.
ing at centre) played base ball right up to
the square. Hennessy, Vim, Larkin, Bud
dendorf, Keefe and Fay did their level best,
but the Lone Stars were too much for the
champions.
The following is the score:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

Tho Mcfarland Trial suspe nded arm
Monday--GovernMe1 Unsettled--
ssouthera Securities Gntet-Omcis, CoD-
ErHDtIoa OF thu Death OF Lopcz-En-
ErveslRnE Details from Paraguay.

NEW YoRK, April 2l.-The Mcfarland trial
has been adjourned till Monday, OIL account
Of the eickness of the Recorder.
Eyening-Mouey closed at 506; sterling
dull st 8; gold closed at ll35 government,
closed unsettled /; Southern securities closed
quiet aud firm.
Fig teen hundred and eightY-one's ll45;
Of 1852 li2s; of 1854 1lO5; of 1855. III;
new, l09}; ~ 1857 HOY; OF 1868. 1lO4; ten
forties, 1863; Tennessees. Gig; new, 5G.;
Virginlas. 699; new, 60; LOuislanas, rs;
new, 728; levee sixes, Is; eiehts, 80; Ala
bsma eights. SO; fves. IS; Georgia skies.
IS: sevens,. $50; North Caroinas 46i; new,
223; South CaroliDas, $50; new, 81.
rhe steamship South America, from Bio
de Janeiro. brings the following official con-
frmatiop OF the dealh OF Presidents Lopez
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

Ladies, Mr.. NJ. S. Hedrick, agent for VIII
cox & Gibbs Sewing Machine. Nos. 81 aud
lis Canal street. is selling those splendid
machines on credit, payable il small install
ments. Save your pin money and by one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

The location of the Offices Of District
Superintendents of Streets, and the resi-
dences Of the Ward superintendents, are
stated In an advertisement from the Bureau
of Streata
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
ExDorfe fOE March.

The following statement of exports of the
Customs District of New Orleans for the
month of March, 1870, was furnished to the
REpUBLIcAs by Special Deputy Collector P.
F. HerWig:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
STOLEN

CTOLEs-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF
- the undersigned. during the year 1863, ths fol-
lowing certificates
l. A CERTIFICATE of thirty shares of the Bank
of New Orleans, to the psme of r. l.. Bernard.
2. A CERTIFICATE OF twelve shares of the Bank
OF New Orleans, to the name OF p. L.. Bernard.
AppiiC alton has been made for certificates.
p. L. BERsARD,
Corner ST. Louis and Rampant streets.
arT 2tam 6Cn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

The entertainment at the Odd Fellows'
Hall tonight is for the benefit Of the Pro-
testant Orphans Home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
SEWING MACHINES,

cnRC aSp @e5-GENFRAL r. e. LEE,
WeFC wiring der oats Of January IL 1857, ssys:
EIts single IechsnIsrn, ard the exoeriencs my
dsu bters have bsd in operating it, makes ths Will
cox Gibbs sewipe Machine a great favorite IN
my family :" WILCOX fiI RRS' siient z visited
Loop Stitch SEWING MACH For sale By
81 and lis CANAL street, hew OrlesnS
Agents wanted uhN zn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

8T TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
GEuRGIA CORRUPTION INVESTIGATIONS !
Cincinnati and Chattanooga Railroad
ANOTHER PHASE OF THE CIPHER CONTEST
The Vacancy Resolution Tabled
NUITH PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL
Attempted Escape Of Convicts
GOVERNOR sHAFFER'S WELCOME In UTAH
Laws Must be Respected aud Obeyed
Romance of the Indiana Robb ers
THEY COMPEL CITIZENS To DISROBE
Safety of the City of Brussels
Funds for the Plebiscitum Campaign
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

E,OK SALE OR FOR KEsT-THAT
4 very large property consisting Of two undivided
squares. corner st. Charles and Peters avenues,
with Nicolson pavement in front, having large
dwelling, two large outhouses with servants rooms
and stables, gardeners house sbsth house. chicken
house, hot house etc. Will be sold low and per-
feet title guaran eed. In not sold shortly will
be rented for term of years. Apply at IS Tchoupi
tJuias street, mhll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
WANTED.

WANTED.
w ANTED-A MAN VINO UNDERSTANDS
w Wool SECURING and can take charge of that
branch of business; be must have been in such
establishment before and thoroughly acquainted
with all he necessaries. None but experienced
CON petent and strictly Temperance man wanted
Apply at the Republican Office. boz W. giving full
address. sp22 2t'
VXTANTED.-A COMPETENT AND RELTA-
w bic man to Engine and Boiler twelve
horse power, and should ksow something about
machinery. None but those we'll recommended need
apply, and only strictly temperate man will be
accepted.
Address box B. Republican Office ap2l 1t
WAsTED-A good COOK. Apply at No 294
w st. Charles street. ap1T-6t
vIIANTED.-FIRS MORTGAGES
w on property in the city of New Orleans Gn
Guiding Jefferson City. lately annexed; also. Metro
politsn Police warrants of this city. right and left
bank. parish Of Jefferson, and the parish OF st.
Bernard. EOiSIk EtVkUDAIS,
Rssl Estate Agents.
No. Is Carondelet street,
Back of the Life of Association of America.
New Orleans, April Is, 1870. apl6 It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
MONDAY-THE LINGARD.

st CHARLES THEAThE'
EVERY NIGHT-EVERY NIGHT.
LA KUE's CARNIVAL MINsTAELs
The Favortes of the Public
RICARDO, REEVES, rr,or-
ROGERS.
sFICO FLY-SEOO FLY.
Change of Programme each evening.
MATINEE SATURDAY NOON.
Pricee-Fifty and twenty five cents, and no re
On next Sunday Evening. April 24-Mr. A. j Tai
bott will shoot apple of mans head from
the entire distance of the stage. .
On Sunday May ii. q. Heensn, Jim Mace ano
Ben DeBar in Tom and Jerry.
ap2O-5t u. b UHEf. AEeoe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

ENOR SALE-ONEtOURTH INTEREST IN
Il about eleven thousand bcre5 of the finest
Sugar lands IN the state. large portion OF these
lands is covered with ag0Ifcent forests CT
cypress, and portions are near the river and the
Opelousas Railroad-contiguous to an inexhaust-
ibie market for lumber and Woodland are very
valuable The interest in question will be disposed
Of q extremely low rates. IS the oTner is about
Colonel j. o. Nixon No. los Gravier street, up
stairs. corner Bank place. between the hours of
and IL o'clock A M. ja6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
YAKIETIEs THEATKE.

last WEEK OF THE REGULAR SEASON
Friday Evening". April -, 1870,
Joint Benefit of
BELLA AND ROBERT PATEMAF.
l 8ouoicault's Comedy of now SHE LOS rs ~ ~;
) CEEA NGHLSTER sp2l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

"A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
LAST NIGHTS OF
rsOsE AND HARRY WATKINS
WEDNESDAY-Tbey will appear IN tnelr orr,
q ejnai mstchess impersopations OF Terence ana
Kathleen O'Moore, in their thrilling, romsntic
Irish drama OF
KATHLEEN MAvOUKNEEN,
OR UNDER THE SPELL
rHURSDAY-By request of many patrons, wits
. y,e presented for this night only, Harry Watkins
beautifu play of
TKODDEN DOWN.
FRIDAY-Joint benefit of ROSE and HAIRY
WATKINS when will be presented the
HIDDEN HAND.
and the famous SOUTHERN MINSTRELs.
SATTJRDAY-Matinee. NORAH OSElI-, ana
the SOUTHERN MINSTRtLS.
SUNDAY NIGHT-Dramstic and Minstrel En-
tertainment.
MONDAY-THE LINGARD. aoD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22
CAUTION.

CAUTION,
CAUTHoN....,.,.....-...-. ....,..oAUTloN.
The public are cautioned against negotiating fer
q certified CHECK No. 2 psysblSto bearer drawn by
J. Strauss on Southern Bank on April Q. ie7O. for
$4,000 as payment has been stopped. epl2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

nPEKA HOUSE.
Saturday a pril D, 1870.
MATINEE AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
UER RlRELOTB Do DIABLE.
Grand Eseri piece in three acts and fifteen tab
lauX.
Free OF admission same as usual Tor the Matinse'
No reserve d seats
DOORS OPhN AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Saturday Evening. April SS,
PERFORMANCE AT SEVEN OOLOCk.
Rom ED AND JULIET.
Box Office open every day from A. N. to P. M.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

LOB 0ALE-A NEW STEAMBOAT HULL,
bnilt and fastened in the best workmanlike
manner, expressly for the Red River trade. Her
di dimensions are:
Beam thirty SIX (36I feet
Depth Of hold. about seven C0 feet.
Apply at the Lumber Y ard Of
j. H. MASSIE,
ana No 1876 Fulton street, corner North Market
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

IooNTrNuED on EIGHTH vAaE.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-22

THEY COMPEL CITIZENS TO DIsROBE