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YAZOO RlvER-Steamer Marcella-l539 bales cot
ton 4O5 SKIS cotton seed and sun.ries
MISUNDERSTANDING Natchcz-3o9O bales cotton
1924 SKIS cotton seed l2o bbls oil bhs pork and
dries
Observation-Disclosures John 7 Moore-943 bales
cotton l3i SKIS Oiicakc - SKIS ocic meal II bb!s OIL
and sundreS
ST MARTINSvILLE-St.amr Pretenlcr-Gl
bales colt 81 hlGs sugar q ,b.s uoiasses half
bbIs mOlas-es AID sin,iics
NEW RIVER LANDlNG-Steamcr Froc-J0 bbs
molassrs SKIS seed cotton and sulidlics
Observation-Disclosures Lcasie raylor-363 bales
cotton $50 hhds sugar 10 bbls oasses Il bbis sugar
and ~undries
ARKANSAS RlEER-Steanir r Arka!is;is-Zo.o bales
cotton and sunIies
Observation-Disclosures Southwest"rn-338 bales
co, ton l26 head cattle II hars Grs and sundrIrs
LOWER COAST-SteaWer Hunter-io bbls rice
LAFOURCHE-Two luggcrs-226 bLs potatoes
and s,indTles
ST LOUIS-Steamer Olive Brauch-5l2 bales cot
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES P W StIade,-2G5 bales of
cotton 6l7o SKIS corn 40 bbls whisky and sundry
produce
EVANSvILLE-Steamer Peytona and barges-
l2,11J SKIS 1851 SKIS oats 1867 bales hay 1858
bbs Hour and sundries
JEFFERSON-Steamer Cherokee-332 bales cot
ton SKIS seed cotton 6C6 SKIS cotton seed and sun-
dries
LOWER COAST-Steamer San Nicholas-3o bbls
riOasses "a hhds sugar and sundrics
COUSHATTA-SteamerI l. Hodge No 2-1il bales
cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton AZ hlds sugar SO bbs
lasses S half bbls nolaSses and.sundrcs
MADISON-Steamer Lookout ard barges-10o
tens hay
BY THE RAILROADS
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. March l1-3S' bales cotton and
MOkGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 40 bales moss and
sundries
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lineton, Cedar Rspide and Minnesota rail
ROAD, near Scion, Iowa. this morning, by
.coustruction train having q large force of
labOrelx on board being thrown from the
track. Five men were instantly killed. and
four others severely wounded, two Of whom
can not recover. No further particulars
PIrrsBuRc, Pa, March 1.-Delegates
from the anthracite and the bituminous
oOal miners associations met ut JUlnstOwn,
Pcnnsylyania, to-day, and effected june
tiOn. and officers were elected to conduct
he affairs Of the association. general
snepension of mines in the bituminOus re-
eions is expected 1T an early day.
WHEELING, Va, March H.-At Henrys-
bnrg,. Ohio, last night, Henry Vans shot
Noses Kline, through the breast. the ball
lodging under the shoulder blade. Vans
then attempted to shoot his wife who
knocked the pistol up and the ball entered
the ceiling, lie then tried to shoot his little
child but tailed, then placing the pistol to
his head shot himself, dying in u few mo.
ments. Kline's condition is not considered
dangerous Vans was recently released
from the penitcntiary where he was sent
for killing a man with the same pistol.
River Intelligence.
SoUrHwEsr Pass, March II, 6 p. NJ
Barometer 1895. Wind northwest, blow
ing hard: ~
Arrived: Ship Louis Walsh, Pendieton,
master, forty five days from London, III
ballast, to Thorndike, Norton q Co; three
masted schooner Charles f. Morrison
Smith, master, seventeen days from DosIoh'
with general cargo to master.
Sailed: Steamship Tobasco, ships Alham-
bra and INLAND.
Y1cKenuRG. March l7.-Passed down: X.
EsLne. Z y. H.; Mary Alice, A. NJ. Up:
Post Bow, IL A. NJ; Mary Houston, 7. A.;
Virginia, 4 last night; II. 5. Turner, last
night; G. B. Church, A. d.
LOUISVILLE. March H.-Kiver rising
Glowly. with seven feet in the chute, nine
! feet in the canal and six feet on the rocks,
leaving eighty-two feet bridge space.
Weather cloudy and cool; mercury o5'.
Business dull. rates generally low. Ar
rived: Edinburgh, from Cincinnatl; Cham
MON. from St. Louis; Nicholas LongwOrth
and Charles Bodmann, from New Orleans;
Liberty and barges, from Wheeling. De
parted: Liberty and barges, for New Or,
Leans; Champion, for Cincinnati. The Wild
Cat, from Cumberland river to Cincinnati,
came in with six empty barges. The new
X tewboat Dad COombs raised steam tonight.
She will leave on Wednesday.
CrNcINNATI, March H.-siver twenty
three feet six inches in the channel. Arrived:
Wollie Moore, from Pittsbnrg; Emperor,
from St. Louis. Departed: MOllie Moore
andlAnna, for St. Louis.
PirTsBURG, March lz.-Weather cloudy,
With indications of more rain. The Monon-
eahela has twelve feet in the channel and is
! still risings steadily. The Allegheny is fall
!. ling ut Oil City. The rise has been prin-
eipslly from Allegl siy. Seventeen steamers,
with eighty-one boats and twenty-seven
barges in tow, containing 100000 bushels
Of coal for Louisville, will go out on this
rice. Departed: Messenger for New Orleans:
MEMPIls March lS.-Weather clear and
pleasant. The river has risen half an inch.
Passed up: Commonwealth, Julia and Susie
Gslu.r ilnun. Dexter and Ajax
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.
l.. +. Berjc We. Bark Columbia, He
Tackle, etc.

l.. +. Berjc W.. Bark Columbia, Her
Tackle, etc.
UNTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
L trict of Louisiana No. 968O.-In obedience to an
admiralty warrant to me directed in the above en-
titled suit have seized and taken into my posses
SION
The bark COLUMBIA, her tackle, etc, now
iibeled by L. F. Berje. for the causes set forth
in the libel pending in the District Court of
the United states.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having pretending to have right, title or in
terest in to the sumo, to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on or before the third Monday Of April. 1871.
said bark Columbia her tackle. etc, should not
be condemned and sold agreeably to the prayer
of libelant.
sixteenth day Of March, 1871.
s. B. PACKARD.
mhl7 % % app United States Marshal
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Monetary--C Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
pp,nAv Rvwv1y0 Mnrch II. ISL.

orF1CE OF THR DAILY REPUBLlcAN.l
FMDAy EVENING. March II. ISL.
The money market continues quiet and
easy, with no change in street rates. which
are 8 0lO T. cent per annum for AL notes
secured by unQuestiOnable collaterals. 10 q
IL for Al business paper without collaterals,
and IL for good do, aud 90lO for Al mort
gage paper, aud II a r for second grade:
Gold opened at Ills lllas tagainst %
at New York;, and closed at Ills a lila
against lilla). The sales included $iOoo,
$1,000 and $1,000 at Ill Is: $1,000 and s 1000 at
illl4; 5000 and $4,000 at Ill DIG. ana
$4,000, $4,000, $1,000 and $40, 600 at IFS; No
sales OF silver have been reported. IL ~ =.
quoted at lOS a 1851 for American nan
dollars, and GA a2l2 T. cent premium III
for Mexican dollars. -.
Operations in foreign exchange we're OF
moderately fair extent, the sales 81 stefhnS
5000 bilf of la.iinG. at 1909; $1,000: t3ooO.
c501t, and tl2.OOO clear, and fl0,OoO hill of
IaI;mr at I9l. $4,000 clear ut l2l IS; $4,000,
e5O,Ni and :cl3O0O Al bill Of lading at III a:
f3OOO Al bill OF lading, and tl5,O0O Al bill
of lading and clear ut ELK a 1918; t2OOO
bank at 1914, and $4,000 at lO9la, gold. Ster-
ling NAV now he quoted at zoos a l2l'4 for
Good to Al bill OF lading and clear, and
- a 1918 for bank.
rates showed no quotable variation. The
banks supplied remitters with sight drafts
on New York ~ is per cent discount, and
the transactions included $4,000 private
bankers sight on New York at BIG per cent
discount: $4,000, $4,000 $4,000 and
SO. 600 private bankers and 81, 600 com
mercial at 7-;s22: 5000. $4,000 and $4,000
commercial ut "a, and $4,000 sight on Bos-
ton at IS.
The excitement ia Slaughtcrhouse stock
was even greater than yesterday. the sales
and resales amounting to $500 shares, IN
GLIDING IS at $3s 30, 100 at 30, 100 ut s:'9 30.
100 and 100 at 500 IS, 300 ut $ 10. 700 at
$40 25. 75atsll SO, 100 at $l2 80. 100 and
800 at sac so. 100 at SAB 30, 100 at sli, 80 at
S44 Is, 100. 100 and 700 at S45. 700 lresold
in lotsl at SIS 50. and 500 at from S39 % up
to S45. We noticed sales also OF % shares OF
Hydro Carbon Gaslight Company at
$55 Is. Bank of New Orleans at, iCO
Crescent City Waterworks at 81 q p, ~
do at s., and 265 do at s. Is, . st. Charles
street railroad at 81 and 40 Carroilton rail-
road at Sis.
coupon. changed hands at II and nearly,
$2O0, 900 Louisiana State skies OF 1856, (red
backs), at -.
Nothing reported in warrants: Dealers
rates for city treasury were Ht2 = cent
discount buying and l5al selling. We
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BELOW COMING UP.

Ship Tyleia. Jansen, ~ days from Liverpool, to
Meekrr. Knox &co-
Ship Maid OF Orleans Houston. 80 days from New
port Wales to MASTER
Ship Ella 5 Thaycr, Thompson, 50 days from Liver
pool. to MASTER
Ship st James Patterson, A. 6ays from Liverpool,
i'll ballast. to master
Bark Mary Casliian. days from HI yan:. III bal
last TO Vim Creevy-
Bark Mary Ann, weihlan DAYS from Havana, in
ballast 10 W X BuddcnGorli-
Bark Deborah Pcn&cll, Reed ID days from New
York in ballast. to master
Norwegian bark Finn Anonson. 5 days from Ia
Nana in ballast to W K Buddeutorit-
Spanish bark Rosa del FtIia. Paraiav, days from
Havana i'll ballast Ia Thornd he. Norton Aco-
Brig Mar.srht. Johnson IA .sys tlon ChaIlestoi:,
to Price, lIine & Topper
Brig TENN. Serk, . DAYS from Havana. i'll ballast.
to W But'dc' .dorif-
Schooner Hattie + sampson. sherman, days from
Havana, TO ChatraiS Agar
Schuoncr Marth., VI Heath. days from Corpus
Christi. bound to New York, put i'll III distress
Schooner J Prince, Homes IA days from Old ProNi-
teuce - + Pillsbury-
Schooner Florence Turner, Graves. & days from
RIa;an Island to Tramouta,;t
Bark Frank Marion, Duncan, % days from Boston
10 Crescent City lee Company
Schooner Island Belle. Parsons, days from Cha
pul:ic. 10 { Clinton
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, March II. Evening.-Cotton
closed heavy and lower; sales 2492 bales:
niddling uplands l5lsc. Flour: Southern
quiet; good to choice extra 81 Is. Whisky
duh. Wheat 1c lower; winter red and am
Der Western 81 700l -. Corn heavy and
lower; new mixed Western 81 a ssc. Rice
quiet at SA 08lec. Pork firm; new mess
Sol IS. Plain mess beef Sl00l5. Lard
inactive; kettle 13Ac. Freights dull.
Coffee firm and quiet. Sugar in fair RI :
quest; fair to good refining quoted at Sls a
Sac. Molasses quiet and steady; New Or
leans 81 oslo.
,C1xcINNATI, March l7.-Cotton in fair
demand; middlings IAN 0l4lAc. Flour
steady and in moderate demand; family
t6 3O06 GO. Wheat firm and in fair de-
mand at 81 40. Corn dull at 81 Sc. Rye
scarce and firm at 81 030l OJ. Oats steady;
No. 9 50 52c. Barley advanced to s. a 95c.
Provisions in poor demand; full prices
asked. Mess pork offered at S2l, but no
sales. Whisky Csc.
ST. LOUIS, March l7.-F1our quiet and
weak for new and medium grades: supertine
winter IS 7505 go, extras S606 50. Wheat
dull, and declined "a Sc; No. spring 81 80:
No. 2 red fall 81 81. Corn duh, declined l
02c; No. 2 mixed, SO a SIC; white, in sacks,
6o06lc. Oats dull, declined l92c; 491e a
5Oc for mixed on the track S. a sec
sacked. Barley steady: 81 al 10 for Iowa;
spring. Rye lower at SO a 94c. Whisky 8Sc.
Provisions dull and in only limited job.
bing demand. Mess pork $50 1924. Bulk
meats: Loose shoulders w al &c; sides
1OAc. Bacon: Shoulders 8la 0Sasc; clear
rib sides lie: clear sides ia a II lac
Sugarcured hams, plain. I5@l5hc; can
vased Is q l6lac. Lard dull; country steam
. lllsc. Hogs quiet at IS Is al. Cattle a,
- 5006.
Foreign Markets.
IdvkRPooL, March II, Evening.-Cottor
eloeed quiet; middling uplands 7asd, Orlean,
5sed; sales 1900 bales. including 5000 fol
quiet.
LONDON, March IL, Evening.-Consols
closed at 921a. Five-twenties of 1862. 92A
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COMMERCIAL
FRIDAY EVENING, March II. 1871

FRIDAY EVENING, March IL. 1871.
CorroN-The sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales at very full prices at the opening, but
easier after the ll:JO A. M. telegram from
New York We slightly modify our quota
tons accordingly, and give also the En-
change figures, which are for even running
of its types, while ours are for average
lists, with the outside rates for strict.
Average Exchange
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches

WARRINGTON, March Dispatches
from the southwest represent the late storm
q very destructive. All the roads leading
from Memphis were flooded, and consider,
able excitement was Occasi0ned in north
vest Mississippi.
Latest returns from New Hampshire show
that Weston still lacks one or two hundred
majority. The scattering vote, as far as
heard from, reaches 1900. The indications
are that the Democrats will have three
majority in the Senate, with no choice in
two senatorial districts. The House is
Democratic by Eve to ten majority, count
ing three or four labor reformers with the
Democrats.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, March l6.-The
steamer Tennessee will reach Kew West GA
Monday.
NJ. Wade's report has been fms he'd, and
vii 60 to. Washington by the first mail
~ other commissioners will stop ct
Gmgleston to elaborate their reports. All
commissioners expressed themselves
~ iedly in favor of annexation. There is
: q sentiment in Jamaica in favor Vi
alin1xS I'm % the Untted States. ii 4
&i6UgSz 1leztA IA The Valid 4tRet
49, N ~ ltee basNee q - ~
49, 81. ~ ~ s72;S s5ss<rzz
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G. Caller, Charles K. Cnylat. Tr1nsfeToes
We. Charles Kanikiser, No. 4l2S-

G. Caller, Charles K. Cnylat. TranSfeTSep
va Charles Kanikiser, No. 4l23-
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
ID sale directed by the honorable John y.
Aontainat, Third Justice Of the Peace In and ~
the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled Gauss
viii proceed to SELL at public auction, at tho Ae
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal streee
between Canal and Customhonss streets. M ~ -
second District Of this city, on SATURDAI. Asts.
scribed property. to wit -
A CERTAIN CORNER LOT OF GROUND. in ~
Third District, in the square bounded BY De!esy
MORGAN Casacalvo and Tric0u streets, being No
Of square No 10. measuring Is feet inch and liz
reau street Of l04 feet together with all the buzz
ings thereon. Which property was pHrchases =
Armas notary, dated March %. 1870, from 49,
Johnson and Adelphe Aheillarti. alas Jean 49,
Guilemin, ri this, parish, sole heirs Of th0e
, ceased motker, Sarah Guillemin.
Heisea In tho shove suis. ~
TeEIns- oasA0a tAe -. ~
0oanGnh1o n. 51nx1 Juefioo O.
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EXPORTS.

INDIASOLA VIA GAT.VnsT&E steamship Har
lan-for IudiauoE,-ltO bb- Il. III 3i6 SKIS corn zoo
PIX IS mdse
For Calvcston-l4Oo bills -four l33 bbs whisky y
bbls nolass.s 2O5 bags COLI"
NEW Notwithstanding st iouiS-l6to bales OF
cotton SKIS Cotton seed 5 ibS MEET 2@S bblS OH
Zoe bbls pork '25 bills 100 half bbls lark-rel 582
hides 70 bales hides hd tobacco iG walnut LOGS
and sundri-s
BREMEN-Eark Windward--l:J0 bales cotton
1880 slaves
Observation-Disclosures Mart hn-l030 SKIS corn
ba.s coffee - bbls whisky bbl> pork loo bills flour
10 bb!s mOasses cks bacon hhds bacon 10 pkss
mdse
LOCISvILLE-Steamer Moll'e Ehert--8 cks wine
RUATAN lSLAND-Schoouer Flncy-20 bbis tour
, bbls beef 5000 feet luml"r
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NJ. Mcclure VI. Mary Ward, No. 434l-
Sixth Justice Court, Parrish of Orleans.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FEu FA-
ID cias to directed by the Honorable the
Sixth Justice OF the Peace In and the parish q
ut 1nu win ploceso - %, sen AZ pune xtreet On
"WEDNESDAY, March 70. 1871, at IL NJ
ONK LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, seaseA
in the above entitled aud numbered suit, ~ per M
ventory in file in my office.
Terms-Cash in United states currency.
JAMES MOORE
mhl4 IS q Constable Sixth Justice Court
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New Orleans and shreveport Weekly
Express Packet.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at p. NJ.
hnAs-y~ h For Shreveport. Grand
IL Bayou, Grand EcOre. alexandria,
&S:4exiiIIttffssS4 Normans and Barbins Landings
HSfs4SESS1e7aEIT The new, elegant and fast pLssen-
BELLE OF ALTON.
JOHN A. BRuNKil. Master: G. &. HAMILTON, Clerk;
Will leave positively as above. putting passengers
through to Jefferson in three days and half For
irei. hit or passage apply on hoard or to
n. .. DONOlfCE, no Gravier street,
f-2S }. f. CAHLIN. Tchoupitoulas street.
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Marine Intelligence.
OfFTCB OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Saturday, March 10, 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship ST. Louis, Whitehead for New York
Steamship Harlan, Lewis for !ndianola Calves.
ton
British bark Wiudward Higgins for Bremen
Schooner Martha Stwnant for Pensacola
British schooner Fancy Nelson, for Ruatan Is
land
Steamer MO,lie kberi, Ebert, for Louisville
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BATON ROUGE.
LOWEii COANI.

Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twfce n
Week.
leaves every WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY,
hess~y~ r. For the Forts, Buras.
Esz,...ssizdt2' Point a la. Hache and all planta-
k Ef:ESss:s:s2SS ton landings-The new steamer
HAMMOCK CITY,
fin place of the Bradish Johnson.)
1ppv Posry Master: O. CANTON Jr., Clerk.
will leave as above, returning every Monday
and Thursday J. NJ. PETERSON.
;ao1 1854 Gravitr street.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Lizzie II ia ckson. Warwick days from Ia
vaII, in ballast, 20 w K Buddendorf-lst dis
tIict 81
Iugs-Is Flor d'Italia and Morning Star, from La
fourche to nl.,sters-2I district "a
TOWBOATS.
Lookout, WilEams from Madison, Ind lana, with 4
baICcs
Peytona. Taylor. from Evansville. with barges
STEAMBOATS,.
Olive Branch, McCprd, from ST Louis.
Natchez. feathers, from Vicksburg.
Johu Moore, Boardman from Shreveport.
Pretender. Pettibone from 81 MartiiSyi lille.
frolic Krynaud. from New River Landing.
Frances. Blakeslee. from Mobile.
Lessie Taylor KenisUn. from Washington.
Narcella, Sherman, from 1.Zoo river
Arkansas. Shaw. for Arkansas river.
Hunter, Saba, from Lower Coast.
PW Strader. Stein. from Cincinnati.
Southwestern. Jacobs. from Shreveport.
BIZ Hodge No ?. Helm. from toushatta.
Cherokee. Taylor. from jefferson
San Nicholas. Albert, from Lower Coast.
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The market opened with fair inquiry.
but poorly supplied with the kinds wanted,
and factors asking very full prices; but
after the receipt of the New York report
the latter met the demand more freely, in
many cases conceding lac from the prices
they had previously asked. At the same
time several orders were cancelled, and for
the rest of the day prices ruled in favor of
buyers, requiring some modification of our
outside figures. as above. At the Cotton
Exchange to-day 100 bales, basis low mid
ding, sold for April delivery at l334c. This
is the first transaction in futures reported
since the opening Of the rooms.
The sales for the past three days Gnclud-
ing $50 more yesterday sum up %, 500
bales, making, with the addition Of 500
bales 20 Tuesdays report, total for the
week and 81 200 the week before. Weeks
receipts 1886 bales, embracing 2246 from
other delivery ports and 46, 500 proper.
against g., 7S6 proper last week and 1850
last year. Receipts proper since August 81
l,ll4,G6l bales against 1895, 4S3 last year.
Weeks exports al 500 bales, embracing
1856 to Liverpool, 1873 to Cork flor Or
ders), 4027 to Antwerp, l2,04S to Bremen,
942 to Genoa, 1923 to Vera Cruz, and 1866
to New York.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1910 bales 2o.696
Arrived since last statement. l2.AS
Arrived previously los ,6o6-l i'll .9i3
Total. ..................... I,l9ssi,
Cleared to-day. --....-......-.-... 40
Cleared previously. ............... 8Ol.70
Burnt. boy Wo, $50
Stock on hand and on shpboard ......... 1872 BIS
To-days exports embraced 1850 bales to
Bremen, and 1866 to New York. Re
ceipts proper since last evening
l2,256 bales, against 1858 on last
Sunday. and 3043 last year, making an ag-
gregate since Friday evening Of $4,000 bales,
against 69,7S6 last week, and 1865 last
year. and since August 81 of l.ll4. 600 bales,
against S95, 483 last year. In referring to
our hles We find that the De Soto. which
was burnt ON the river after clearing with
aSs bales, had on board only 707, Of which
80 were saved, leaving 669 bales actually
lost, instead of $50, as allowed on last Sat
| urday.
SUGAR-Received to-day 5548 hhds. The
better descriptions are III demand, but the
poor qualities arc dull. The supplies are
selling at A. 05a4c for ikfelior; 6a654c for
common; al Ac for good cdmnon; ~ 06c
| for fair; 84 % l4c for goDd III; 81 19o foa
| fully fair; 81 0skc l6r Mi 6;se3k 01eo "a
etftly piir1o; l0k 0llc ~ 11ll1n
m 4olLow clari6ed, and ~ ~ - III ~
TknenD Ne8eived tod 4 6 y
.{sx3@ ~ j. 1ESzz71<t
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WICK SBUKG AND BENDS.

RED RIVER.
Boa rdman's New Orleans and II cd River
Iron Line.
Leaves on SATURDAY March 49, at P. NJ.
c.s.zn- T. For Jefferson, shreveport,
uI.zS Lo=gy Bayou, GIand Bayou Blair's
sfEr.ix;TTIIiiTR Landing Grand Ecor-, Carnpte,
EsESSE5ss-@zk-St Maurice, Mouth OF Cane River,
Co,il-. Alexandria, NornaI,s, Barbin's and all way
landings Red river-The Kew, supclo iron
steamer
JOHN y. MOORE.
". #. BoARDMAN, Master LowD WALDEN, Clerk:
VIII leave above. For freight or passa age apply
On board OF to
SINNOTT L ADAMS. II Commercial Place.
N O. DONOHUE. ITO GIavier street.
J. F. CARLIS. /. TrbOuptouas street.
P. S.--Iusurance On freight by the John T. Moore
is half the rates OF that wooden bottoms iu
Red river mills
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CONSTABLES' SALES,

John Richardson vs.. p. McQutrick-Sec.-
ond Justice Count. No. II ,34l.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIER1 FACAS 10
Lime directed by the Honorable w. L. Evans. Sec.
ond Justice Of the Peace in and for the paxiah Of
Orleans shall proceed to sell at pubic auction
on the premises, No. 1O7 Constance street. between
MelpOmene and TerpsichVre streets, OH TUESDAY.
March II, 1871. at two o'clock r NJ
ONk LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNTTTRE A1D
EFPECTS.
Seized in the above entitled suit. +r{
mill 1921 A. ]. DAVERN Constable.
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STEAMBOATS,.
sr. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
Merchants, Southern Packet Company.
Connecting with Illinois Central and Nashville and
Northwestern railrsa<ls
Leaves on SATURDAY, March Is. ut S P. NJ.
f~a~>- b. For st. louis louis "a G"'r 70,
Ss:s aiTEiS& Bends-The first class passenger
d1Ezzz3szz1Esteamcr
HENRY G.. YAEGER,
DAN BRADY, Master.
Through bills of ladinE to ali points on White,
STEVENSON l. VERLANDER,
General Agents, No. l31 Grnvier street.
CAIRO.
$t. Louis and New Orleans Packet Conn
puuy.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
nFaSMas~ r. For Memphis. Cairo and
rL.-&=;ES the Bcnds-The tine passenger
steamers Of this line viii leave as
OLIVE BRANCH. -. =. .MCCORD, Master
Leaves SATURDAY, March I8, at 5 p. VI.
Giving through bills OF lading to all points the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad and Memphis and Ohio
RsilrOad-alsO to 1t. Louis.
Through Tickets furnished at lowest rates to all
points East, West and North, by all til. various
routes via Memphis, Cairo and It. louis. State
rooms secured at GeAeral Office, l'4 Common
street
A WOODS, Genera. Agent,
loi Common street.
&C. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
JOHN y. BOFINGER. Preside ut.
Bills of ladiry for all rirights over the Illinois
Central Railroad sisn-d at tie office OF
JAMES r. TUCKER.
mh3 &c CarOndelet street.