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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
LONDON.

Five Hundred Nlillion Rrancd Paid q
PrassGa-Regbneaas g The LAne Fra
teraising VIII sho Nasseaal GuaRd-
The Great Deas Raco CamhesaGe
Wiss-French eeldlePs - DeaaDarA-
Geruan Csapensaeaeo @ Ishabieanau
Of Alsace-France Wen@ 1lers Treeps.
LONDON, April 1.-The 1Snst specfal dis-
patch from Versailles saya TSiers paye
500, 100000 francs to Prussia On Friday
evening. The French government vtll then
be allowed to receive reinferoensnts from,
4 special dispatch to. the London NE
grapk says the thirteenth regiment Of the
line, after reconnoitering the bridge at
Sevre:, and finding + deserted, entered
Paris in = body, where they were received
enthusiastically, and fraterniaed with the
national guards
Tho fueitives ftou6 Paris ere increasinx
The great boat raesy for the championship
Of tho university came of this morning ON
the Thames. The course yas the usual ono,
from Putney to Hortldko. Both cteWe
were on the water promptly assfne ealt q
time. The choice Of poaltaonS wss wen ~
the Oxfords. who took the Aiddieeex side
sfart. Int Cambridge took . s1khtl losd upon
the inrksnt. aud maintained e fhr0uxhout
tha nneA The tide was slack, and water
l,,sanr. Tho race was well oontestod from
- Mart to the finish, but VS. mover in
iloubt. % it was easily apparent that the
Cambridge mon were ~ better crew.
The Cambridge took her opponents water
ct Barnes bridge. and shot under the arch
several lengths ahead. After pasaing the
bridge the Oxfords spurted .ad nlightly
4sui0k1v Aff0t Snana6 xla akaki Mt fhraa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

she n Csuing - the UnlteA 9tases-A
Hears.6aasalag TenoF ,fro0 Sunny
From the Chicago Rspabncaa.l
Madame Parepa-Rosa and Carl were, at
last mail accounts, sQj0urning at Brighton.
England, whittier they had gone for sea air
after Parepa's confinement. A private let
/ Ssr from Madame Parepa to q friend in
Chicago, received yesterday, has the fol-
lowing intelligence, which win be read with
/ s6sifi ,if strong enough) sing at the
Royal italian Opers, Covent Garden, where
am engaged, md will make my first appear
ahco again, since leaving America. at the
State concert, ut Windsor, Castle, which
usually takes place the evenings Of the
royal weddings. Last time sang there
was for Princess Helena and Prince Christ
ian's wedding; this time for Princess
Louise and the Marquis of Lorn.
As you know, we are going back to your
mer season, with the English opera again.
We are hard st work, even here, arranging
repertoire, engaging artists, ETC.. Carl only
returned from Italy last week. We have
engaged Madame vanzmi ivan Zandt), an
American lady, who has had great success
in Europe. Besides Castle,
Campbell and tho Seguins, we have en-
gagged Mr.. Aynsly Cook, basso and baritone,
and his wife, who is q splendid actress, to
She will do, for instance, the Gipsy
Queen, in Bohemian Girl" and
she does the part ~ it ought to be
done. in the Asucena way, making an act
ing more than singing part of it. And, to
crown it all, We bring young and splendid
tenor di grazia, Tom Karl, who is now sing
ing with great success at the Scala, in Milan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

I, RANDALL's READING AND EL0cuTI0N.-
We invite attention to the advertisement Of
this very valuable school book, which win
be found in another column. Although OF
recent publication the book-such is its
acknowledged excellence has already gone
through two editions, and the demand ID
increasing wherever teachers have taken the
trouble to inform themselves regarding it.
An important feature in it 10 that it can be
used separately in connection with any
system Of books for instruction in the art
Of reading, while the selections it contains
arc from the most celebrated authors in
the English, French, Swedish, German and
Russian languages. ~ i. taa s...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Debt 9eatement-8)even M0l1ono Redue-
tiea h March Of The HI.
Klax D1ll-Rx-6enaeor Howard 1ssnek
witA Apoplexy-N6rth Carolina eenne
teFship- Assistants Secretary ef he n.
terrier CealrneA- -6even Naval vessels
- BE 10Deaiately 11eteA for Bea-
WeasheF Report. tN
WASHINGTON, April The. debt state
ment shows . reduction Of I'll oil ,25O
during March. The coin balance Il 4lO5,-
697 800; currency, eiA 606,292.
again tonight. aThey arc anxious to come
to vote on che Ka-klux bill, and for that
purpose tho House will nest one hour
earlier than usual On Monday. u y doubted
If the Ku-Klux4 hill will got through.
Messrs. Shober and Waddell, of North
Carolina, spoke In oppositioA to-day.
Ex-senator Howard, Of Michigan, was
stricken with apoplsxy at Detroit, yester-
5: S:.ass- Tho COMMITTEES On Privileges and
Elections will hold q meeting on Monday
next, when the case Of tie North Carolina
senatosship win bo takea up.
! Judge Newcomb wAs Aominated and con-
hrmed - assistant ntseefetaEy Of heinterior,
in the place Of Mr.. Otto, Who declined tho
position. oss
) Orders have been cent, from tho Navy
DepaxtUent to the o0mnandant of the
Brooklyn navy yard to fit out for sea
immediately seven vessels.
WeGther Report-Syn0pGis for the past
twenty-four hours: In the lower Hissis-
sippi valley and Southwest tho barometer
has risen since Friday evening, and the
clouds have very genssally cleared away.
with fhesh, cool northwest winds. In the
South Atlantic States decided fall in the
barometer and heavy rains arc now re-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

RAILROAD AT AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF,
AT TWELVE MONTH"; CREDIT.-We are
requested to call public attention to
the sale At auction, to be made to-mor-
Tow at noon, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, by the
Civil Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans, of all
rights, franchises, buildings, stables, rolling
stock, cars, mules, materials, implements
and all other property and appurtenances of
the Magazine Street Horse Car Railroad
Company. g.,a Il. i.i, ta - /
For full particulars and terms, sec adver-
tisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

On Monday last the stockholders Of the
State National Bank held an election for
directors, and the following gentlemen were
chosen: Samuel II. Kennedy, 8. Friedlan-
der, Charles e. Fenner, J. Leisy, E. Rigney,
Paulin Durcl, G. p. Blancand, J. N. Pei
ton, A. Foster Elliot. Tho directors subse-
quently reelected Samuel H. Kennedy
president, E. Rigney vice president,
and Charles L. c.. Dupuy cashier.
The undoubted prosperity Of the State
National Bank, both before and since its
acatar from the Louisiana State Bank to
its present designation, is one more cheer
ing evidence that Notwithstanding all the
backsets of war, our onward prosperity is
constantly accelerating..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

There was pleasant occasion LAST eve
ming at the st. Charles Hotel, when the bat
terry prize, won by Battery A, of the Louis
lana volunteer field artillery, was pre-
sented to the winner. This prize, beauti-
fully designed and finely finished water
oeoler, was presented by Lieutenant Colonel
William ]. Behan to privste Y. G. Wright,
and was contended for at the late target
practice at the lake. After the presentation
. splendid dinner followed, succeeded in
turn by appropriate toasss and patriotic
speeches. Tho whole affair was exceedingly
creditable to all concerned, and the splendid
prize won by Battery A reflects great credit
ON the taste and munifcence Of the donor,
Lieutenant Colonel Behan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
Mrs. d. P.Dsvvers.

This lady commences q two weeks en-
gagement at the Academy Of Music to-mor.
row evening. Tho Memphis Sam Of Friday
says:
The Memphis Theatre wAs crowded last
but naughty Pauline in the s. Lady Of
Lyons" The play has been criticised 20
often that nothing il left to be told. Mrs.
Bowers was charming. She was ably sup
ported by j. G. NcCollom - Claude.
The Memphis Asalascae, says Of Mrs.
Bowers, in her impemona&ion of Lady
A,sdley: .y.'.sn9
Of the play as literary production, the
least said the better Like most modern
dramatic productions, it y extremely sensA-
tional, and some Of the sitaations painfulIy
thrilling. But it presents wide scope for
the display of genius, and VII Mrs. Bowors
in the title role, is decidedlX more accept
able to discriminating Hence than .
play of greater literary merit eprly enacted.
It deals largely in improha kties but pre-
sents at the same time 6me very fine
dramatic situations I'D stage ef-
fects, which Mrs. Bowefs possesses the
art to turn to the best advantage, and
point, the sympathies, the enthusiasm or
the imaginafion Of an audience. One can
well afford 70 overlook ~ improbabilities
Of the p!ay in watchisE . changes in the 4:
nesp, from love to ha6 Ind ecorn, from
tine the weight of Sc Z |tibie secret E bore re
upon her and the tolls gathered about,
seeming to cut off al hope Of escape
from tie consequences Of her crime. In
this respect the play was as pleasing to
fha occilnanfs Of the f1reaa circle and mar
quette as in the sensational point of view it
was pleasing to the goods" Of the galleries.
In the interview between Lady ANdley and
Robert Axdley, in the third act, when the
latter attempted to fasten upon her chain
of circumstantial evidences regarding the
fate Of her former husband, there was
some of the finest, most artistic and yet
most natural acting ever seen on any stage,
and Mrs. Bowers was I'm this excellently
supported by Mr.. McCollom, who appeared
as Robert A1sdley, and carried out the part
excellently. i+sf. el.l fs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02


We have already rsmaxked, n former
azticlo, that patriotic and fsitive occasions
AMONG - have reoeived > nswinpetus, and
Il iGpart3cularly during the present season
that 1eeple appear 70 enjoy these oecaaions
with . sest moro Ike the old time, before
war had impoverished ~ or political folly
had interfered with or prosperity. And
orhe frst Of April n the light Of All
Fpds' Day, seeqed a1eo to be obsa-vdd
with gusto that aeemed TO indicate freak
ened sense Of eAjoyment md perception Of
fun.
There were private, sells al over town,
and IN immensityl Of business, leading to
nething, was transacted. The bootless ar
rand department fell principally to tho lot
Of the adolescent and of that portion If
the verdant who had attained what are
rather farcically called "years Of discre-
tion." 3s. 4
The principal interest Of the day was,
however, derived from two of'three ''sells"
which, a. they originated in the public
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Ex-Governor Leland Stanford left Albany
about twenty years ago, and went to Cali
fornia, taking with him great expectations
and almost no money. Fortune favored
him, and now, says the Troy Press, he is
worth 10000, 900, owns line Of Pacific
steamships, three lines of stage coaches,
thirteen gold mines, nineteen factories,
forty-6ve farms and several frst-class
hotels. The way Of the trsnsgressor is hard.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

The Palatka, Florida, Herald has this to
say of the Ocklawhs river and its scenery:
Visitors continue to travel up this wonder
full stream; its wild scenes and sights are
becoming 60 attractive that hardly anybody
is satisfied without seeing the wonders Of
Silver Springs, and the magnificent charms
Of the upper lakes. Huge alligators, wild
beasts of prey, birds of rare plumage, and
wild fowls Of nearly every description, may
be seen from the decks of tho steamers"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

BeiIer Expleslon - = C1nelnnael 01D1D.
lcry-eix PorDous <1nstnntly K11G1-
Teanessee Ku-Klun eeaeeneed = -
Hnng.
CmcuNArI, April LA boiler in ". Ms-
CAN 4 Co.'S dist{llefy on the Ohio riyer,. =
McCall's LaAdipGs Ohio, exploded }cs6ses
day, Instantly. Killing Tx person5 81
wounding mia two Of whom died. Tho
lees on the bUldlng was about fifteen the0-
sand dollars. The cause Of the exploets0
vs. not aocortainod.
Hnn1D, April |. Tho spplica1ian 1br .
nav txiel - The caso Of Poston and 01Hye1b
charnnd With ku-kluxing : boy nG1
GokG4 4a1d near Cuba, In this C0QutN. -
JULY Was overruled by Judge rnpIon -
day, and the prisoners eontenoed - bo 1qng.
a tho twenty-sixth of Nay.
Rlvoe Ineoo11gonoo,
SOUTHWEST PAsA April /, 6 n. H.
Baxometer. $3.50. Wind WaoH northvonk
strong. No arrivals. 0ailed: 0teaA
Bieuville. steamship CoFtes and sohoonir
Irene Moseervcy.
VIcK@uR0, April l.-Paseed dovns
Minnie ut i, II. B. Torner Ct 2 and J. q
Durham at P. II. Passed up: Gleacoo 9
and Le0nidas a* 10 r. NJ, Vesta Bells 81
ard Katie - 10 r. II. River stationaxy.
Weather WArm and c1ear
LOUIsvuLl, April 1.-THE river = -
tionary, with six teet eight innkoe = ~
chute, eight feet eight inches II - ea1nA
i've fest eight inehes On the rsc1sn Wea1noP
cler - lo1roank Bustnnm -. A.
Owed; A. sfkem Ci9oinnatf; 1ereee
hsn fittn Depaxeet: Abeono -
IMena. g Louis: Eilesuri q Nsv
(ooGGD o. u11I11 u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Tomorrow an election will be held in
Connecticut for Governor and other State
officers, Congressman and members Of the
Legislature. Marshan Jewell il the Re
publican candidate. He had four hundred
and eleven majority year before last. Last
year his competitor, James E. English. had
eight hundred and forty-three majority.
Tho present congressional delegation con
sists Of Messrs. Strong, Kellogg and Stark
weather, Republicans, and Barnum, Demo
crat, who have all been renominated.
The congressional vote two years ago was
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
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AvOLUNTERR RECRUIT.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Az your "mercurial neighbor, the Times, !"
and the highly belligerent and over reliable
Bulletin. and the Bee, . singing, pointed
paper, and lastly, but not leastly, the old,
but young, alive and kicking Hcay~ne, "who
has crested the yesty sea with its flag
afoat," have all lowered their flags to you.
permit me to say that Zell's popular Ency-
clopedia has not, nor never will. If you wish
the proper definition of taxes, or any other
word Zel can tell you correctly.
1 defy yours, or any other intelligent
paper, to capture Zell upon anything en-
anating from him.
With all due respect, and my high appre-
citation of your truly interesting and inde-
pendent paper. am, BOB.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

OF the several hundred postmistresses in
the United States, very few get what may
be called good pay. In seventy of the
most profitable Offices the income ranges
from $1,000 to $1,000. Only three pay the
latter sum, viz: Leavenworth, Louisville
and Richmond. Two other Offices pay
$1,000. Twelve pay over $4,000 and under
$4,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

DSYCHOMANCY.-AN LADY OR GENTLE
1 man can make 41o00 . month, secure their
own happiness and Independence, by reading
Psychomancy, Fascination or Soul Charming 40U
pages Full instructions to use thls power over
men or animals at Will, how to Mesmerize, become
Trance or Writing Mediums, Divination, Spirit.
ualism, Alchemy Philosophy Of Omens aud
Dreams, Brigham Youngs Harem, Guide to Mar
riaee, etc. 100 900 sold Sent by mail in cloth for
81 Is: paper covers. 81. The Philadelphia Star,
speaking Of the book, says: Its author 10 Herbert
Hamilton, B. A., the celebrated Psychological lee
turer. The publisher, 7. W. Evans one Of the
city the mention Of whose name ID suficient
guarantee Of it's merits. M. Evans has spent
900 in advertising and getting out this extraor
convinced Of this wonderful occult power"
NorIcE.-Any person willing to act a. Agent viii
quired, sil desirous Of genteel employment should
send for the work. inclosing ten cents for postage
to 7. W. Evans II South Eighth street. Philadel
phia, Pennsylvania. ap2 3m W.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

A large number of bankers and brokers
gathered at Park Bank, New York, Wednes-
day, to present Mr.. Sampson, the veteran
detective, who from the first has been
mainly instrumental in bringing the noto-
rious forger, Van Eeten, to justice, with a
superb gold watch and service of silver.
A dinner and speech accompanied the
presentation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

As the messenger of the publishing firm
Of Cotton, Seaver & Roberts was leaving
the Park Bank, New York, Wednesday
afternoon, carrying q package containing
five hundred dollars in greenbacks, he wss
rudely jostled against by an unknown man,
who snatched the money from him and de-
camped. The messenger pursued the thief,
but he escaped.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

People generally have been 90 much in
tho habit Of connecting the organ with the
adagio solemnity of church music, that
they do not appreciate the fact that with
such an instrument % the Estey organ, of
which A. e Blaekmar, 2ol Canal street, il
tho agent, effects can be produced equal to
those produced by weA appointed
orchestra. We advise any oha who has the
least doubt Of this to visit Blackmar's Tenn
pie Of Music, and give trial to the various
styles Of parlor organs which are to be
found t1Qre. There is not walts, masourka
o.. any description Of terpsichorcan music
but can be splendidly executed; while 4
an accompaniment to the voice, the paFlor
organ is equal to any other, and superior
to most instruments. It y wen worth
while to call ct Blackmar's, md y16st the
correctness of this.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

A snow storm prevailed throughout the
New England States Monday. In some
parts of Berkshire county, Massachusetts,
snow fell to the depth Of six inches. In
some parts of Maine snow fell to the depth
of more than foot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

The contest will be close, and it excite
much interest among politicians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Silk is said to be worth its weight in silver
the world over. The purchaser Of heavy
silk for small sum Of money il paying for
dye-stuf, and the dye soon destroys the
ak.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

New method Of curing balky horse,
pour. wst6r into his nose. a WestAeld man
tried Il tho other day, md it proved ef:
.fsctual in l1ve minutes, killing tiD horse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Tho height Of irreverenoe has been
reached BY gentleman of Ohio, who stole
the black gown Of an Episcopal minister ID
wear . : masquerade costume.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION By THE SHnRrFF.--Particular
attention is called to the sale at auction to
be made tomorrow at Noon, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneerf Exchange, Royal
street, by the Sheriff Of the parish Of Or
leans, of the ono undivided half in and to
four valuable lots of ground, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, 81
tuate on St. Charles street, between Poy-
dras and Gravier streets, First District Of
this city. & rss'' a.bs' s'.''
For full particulars and terms see adver-
tisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

. Colonel w. r. Adams, formerly of the
Crescent, and after the war connected with
the Zrxe Delta, died at Bladon Springs q
few days since. Mr.. Adams was in New
Orleans about ten days ago, looking then
verv feeble
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

All the ladies Of Cincinnati are saying,
"Oh, my" over female infant, born in
that city ON Wednesday, and weighing
precisely one and half pounds at its
birth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Jim Fisk uses up scrap book q week Of
newspaper testimonials. He puts in every
thing good, bad and Indifferent, praise and
blame; and says they will all help ma
terially when he comes to write his auto
biography. -
Horsce Greeley paid 5000 last week for
note helkad indorsed ,::and remarking that
he was Sl50,0oo out Of pocket by this kind
Of business, announced that he had shut up
shop. " sE&ANh 1885
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
FOR SALE.
FOB RENT,

TNOR RRNT-FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLY
T or in suits ct No. ia St. Charles street, corner
0S North -s-sf tss mh26 I'm
III, larVe nffy co1A6orfsbly Furufshed Rooms can
8 had III private snstIy. with or withOut board,
whore the fIepch r. English language are
81 applying ct No. 3l1eNt Ann street, corner Of
Derbieny. The ears baso' within 1bw doOre Of
the house. Terms very nsesIassto. "cD
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
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p------------., 49, -
LATEST NEWS IRON AL foMIs
MONTHLY D1Bt sTATx1rEGT
Eleven Mnliens Redactiel n March
- - ~ - n
War VESSELS FILLED FOR SEA
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY SUSPENDED
THE GREAT BOAT RACE
CAMBRIDGE GREW. THE WINNERS
DOINGS OF THE PARIS COMHUNE
BOILER RxPI0M0I n mIozIAu
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SIX PERSONS INSTANTLY KILLED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

VVHE STEINER GASLlGHT COMFANY
OF LOUISIANA
ef BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
CARL KOHN. LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
JULES CASSARD, C. J. BERRY,
JAMES B. GUTHRIE.
Books are now open for subscription to balance
Of the stock.
For full information apply 1t tho Office.
machine in opeEatiOp can be seen at 10. . Car
ondelet street, at the real estate office. ap2 lw
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LOST,

@OK REWARD.-8rRAYED OR STOLEN
DIS streets, TWO NAK6 MULES; one, . sorrel
nare mule has suaall pi~oe ont Of left side Of
tosn and half hands high msnes veil trimmed,
talls not shaved oR. The sb0ve reward wih be
po1d on delivery. J.. J. VAkALLlA.
tp0 ~
kOST-ON SATURDAY MORNING, FROM
xECanal street Press, one dark bay horse. with
sa11le and bride aDA heavy felt saddle cloth. A
suitable reward win b paid for his roturn TO the
poes, ~ 70 No. 196 Basin street. ape 81
Il OST-M0NDAy. NIGHT. MARCH n, ON CANAL
~ o. BAronne street. oS = Baronne otreot oaRs >
moneN and otteS 6rticles Il M vslne 70 my 80
bat TIE 6wnef! 36o nsdor win 10 EeWak161 ~
once, statiag wheio they san . SounG nije ~ 1
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

All those interested in base ball win do
well to attend the park to-day, to witness
the game between the White Stockings and
Excelsiors. The latter club will play their
celebrated slow, pitcher. H.