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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
WHOLE NUMBER 1892.

qus of Salisbury attacked the torelgn
policy of the government, showing that al
foreign powers were cOntemptuOuS IN their
manner toward England. Prussia had de
clined Englands aid in negotiating peace
with France. and Russia had repudlated
obligations sOlemnly agreed to at the END
of the Crimean war.
These results he placed in contrast with
guarantees which England was d party 10,
and therefrOm he deduced the decay OF her
international influence. He urged the re-
organization OF the army, to the weakness
OF which he attributed much of England's
loss Of lNestge.
Earl Granville protested against the
unrcasonableness OF the assault made upon
the conduct of foreign affairs. lie quoted
a distinguished American officer, who had
expressed his surprise at the complete state
Of preparation for war in which he found
the British navy.
The discussion ended by the adoption OF
an order for reprin:ng the text of guarai'-
tees given by, England in continental mat
ters.
In the House of Commons today, DisraeH
gave notice that he should, ut a future day,
ask the government TO inform the house
whether or not it was aware of last years
treaty between Prussia and Russia, when,
OdO Russell was sent to Versailles to con
suit Bismarck.
Gladstone communicated to the house IN
formation contirmin" the previous reported
mischievOus tendency of affairs in Ireland.
He said special measures of precautiOn We're
needed, as the lives of the judges i'll that
country were threatened. He urged speedy
action.
The hll for the reorganization of the
army was taken up, and there was a keer
encounter over the clause abolishing the
purchase of commissions, the supporters OF
y,
character and prestige should it be done
away with
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MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEw YORK. March 6.-CottOn closed IT.
regular and heavy: sales of $500 bales mid
ding uplands at I434c. FlOur-Southern
hrm common to. fair extra s. lO07 70;
good to choice S. 75a9. Whisky, 90 q
9212c. Wheat tirmer: winter red 81 65.
Corn l &c better at So O 90c for Southern:
yellow, SS09Oc. Rice quiet at 81, a SAc'
Pork steady at $2l IS. Beef quiet. Lara
steady. Turpentne, sac. Rosin-Strained,
s. % az ~. Tallow quiet. Freights quiet
Sugar dull at Sl4 09c for Cuba. Molasses
steady; New Orleans, 80 eros.
CINCINNATI, March 6.-Cotton dull ard
nominal; middlings l4c. Flour scarce and
firm; advance asked, but none established;
family So 30 06 IS. Wheat: 81 40 offered;
81 AZ asked. Corn in good demand at full
prices, SIC. Rye firm at 81 al O5. Oats
9oc 81 Oh. the latter price for very choice.
Fork dull and dropping; sales 80 bbls; mess
s2l -. Lard dull, but holders not willing
to make concessions; l2i4 0l2l2c Bulk
meats dull and dropping; shoulders FAC:
clear rib 93lc; clear sides 10 q l0lac. Bacon
duh and dropping; shoulders sac; clear rib
lie; clear sides i2c; Whisky: asking S5c;
sales made at Sic.
ST. Louis, March 6.-Flour-in good de-
mand at full prices; choice superfine winter
So a6 o.; extra $6Q7 25. Wheat-sprinp
better; soft Iowa spring ST. 81 y; fall strong:
prime to choice red 81 S. a &C. Corn Grm
and IN fair demand; mixed in bulk 30 a Sic.
yellow % a 53c; No 9. white, sic. Oats
opened firm: closed dull for No. ? SOC: in
sacks 2;5 @5oc. Barley quiet; 81 l2lh; for
choice Iowa. Rye lower; 9oc. Whisky duh:
q nc Provisions n only limitei i iobbine 9
demand Mess Pork S2l so. Loose bulk
clear rlb lol4c. Bacon shoulders Sc. Clear
rlo i014c- Clear sides ll1a 01l3.o. Sugar.
tnred SI hams !312 a l6lec. Lard retailing at
- q I2Ae; hogs lower at $6G6 6 "a. Cattle
unchanged '''e'
Foreign Markets.
LANERFOOL, March 6, Eveniay.-Cottex
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Shock i'm New Hampshire
Bail by James Fisk, Jr, in n Cotton
Contract tSuit-Calif0rnin stage Robbed
by HighwaymeM-Chinese Pitched Bat
RE in, S0u Francisco.

BosTON, March 1.-THE shock of an earth
quake was felt in New Hampshire last night.
James Fisk, Jr., gave 10000 bail to an
swer III the suit OF Gorham Gray, for an uD-
filed cotton contract in 1869.
SAN Francisco, March 6-The stage was
robbed by highwaymen near Virginia City,
Nevada. yesterday The only plunder OBJ
tanned was $500 i'll coin in Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S treasure box, and that was recovered
Two OF the robbers were captured; two
others of the gang escaped but officers are
in pursuit OF them.
Arrivals of disappointed Magdalena bay
cOlonists continue: they report that no pro
gress whatever has been made toward al
actual settlement at that place, and that
unless provisions have been made for the
immediate departure OF the colonists after
their arrival from New York, they VIII
suffer terribly. The company employ the
most desperate means to get one thousand
men landed there before May, to enable
them to claim damages from Mexico for q
nontultillment of contract.
The Chinese indulgel in a pitched battle
ON jackson street, in rear of their theatre,
this evening. Knives and iron bars were
freely used. They were finally dispersed by
means of a shower of bricks hurled from
the neighboring roofs by the mutual friends
of the contestants. Many were injured.
River Intelligence.
MEMPHIS. March 6.-Weather clear
Mercury 70o. River rising-bank full.
Passed up: Dexter and Indiana. Down:
Susie Silver last night, Commonwealth and
Lockwood
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Chinese Goods at Auction.

The cargo of the bark Lawrence, from
China and Japan, being the first direct i'm
portation to this city, is now being offered
al public auction. The sale commenced
yesterday, under the management of Vim
cent x Co.. auctioneers, III the building for
merly occupied by Henderson & Gaines
No 100 Canal street, and was largely at
tended by not only tradesmen, but all
classes OF people. the ladies included,
anxious to see the rich and curiOusly
wrought goods of Chinese manufacture
The building selected to conduct these
sales in is one of the finest and largest in
the city, and the goods have been arranged
there in the best style for inspection and
sale. We are assured the first days sales
are quite encouraging to the enterprise, fair
prices having been obtained for most of the
articles sold.
It is to be hoped our merchants will at
tend these sales from day to day, until the
entire cargo Of the bark Lawrence is dis
posed Of, in such manner as to encourage
direct importation Of Chinese goods to New
Orleans.
We advise our people to attend to these
sales and inspect, for their own satisfaction,
the elegant and curiously wrought goods
that have sought direct market in our
Southern metropolis. They will find there
Chinese silks and sarcenets of the richest
patterns, elegant ebony furniture, japanese
silks and scarts. Canton mattings. pre-
serves, tire-crackers, camphor wood trunks
and fans, hats, chinaware of the most
delicate and beautiful make, bamboo and
rattan furniture and baskets, bamboo and
rattan lamps and lanterns lacquered ware
inlaid with gold and ivory, bronzes and
jewelry, toys, kites and curicsities Of every
description.
1t is something new in trade sales in this
city to find goods of this kind offered at
auction, and it is to be hoped that, instead
Of being sacrificed, they Will bring prices
that viii encourage continuance of trade
between New Orleans and China.
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-. W.. VI.
The Festival OF HeprascpLs.


'h o"h"ay -"S' c''',o o'1 ine Sr"no "s''-
Nai "' inc an "lo'''i"S gwen ny 'io i'o"-
oll"i o!o'f ci seven " st MeH' oF iitft'-
s"pAs, Ih"cr lhe auspices OF tne Nf"h"
Coh1iaNe 'i louisiana. For the manage
ment o1 the festival tie grand executive
committee appointed u speclai committee
composed OF the following gentlemen: ..
>. Hapcock, Sem no. -, chairman; II. Z.
Drehor, Guttenburs No. =; +. Tnhr. Sci!i-
yer NO. =; D. Barba, ''r., >olcn NO. :; 4.
SAM boa. Waterman Ne. 8: II. :. Cai"ngue,
ioIia No. II; :. VI. Terrell, Magrol i, No. l.;
+ Schumacher, Crescent Nc. -: j. ). Mel
Ion. Aurora No. "a: g. W. Snit,, IN" No.
10; John haiseI, oiIver No. IL: Joshua
'orprew, Allen No. -, :. >0i.nie, " ASH
nSton No. -; .. ballet. S"N:htIn No. u;
T. y Nlchlaus. A."l"rs No -: L. He'd
lnGstclde:. Deborah No. -: &. II. Er@ngin,
Shakespeare No. 70.
Notwithstanding the w.urly crcaiate"
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LONDON.

Review of the Prussian Guards at Long.
champs - Address of the Emperor
Hcroism. Endurance and Devotion of
the TrOops-Foreign Policy of the Gov.
ernment Attacked-State of Affairs in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Army.
LONDON, March 6.-At review OF the
Prussian guards, at Longchamps, the En-
peror addressed the troops. He thanked
them for the herOism, endurance and de-
votlon they had displayed, and added that
they must thank Providence for choosing
them as the Instruments to bring to nass
events OF such magnitude and renown.
In the House Of Lords, to-day. the Mar
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The Coming state Fair.

y meeting of the Board OF Directors of
the Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso-
citation of Louisiana was held last evening.
at the secretary's room, in the Mechanics
Institute.
There was full attendance, and the sub
ject of the appointed annual fair and the
obstacles to holding it at the proper time in
consequence of the recent contiagratiOn, was
fully discussed.s We state with extreme
qualification that the meeting was unan-
imous IN determining that no possible OBJ
stacles should prevent the annual :;,ir
bein. held and commencing on the day
appointed, the eighth Of April next.
1t was determined that temporary build
ings. amply sufficient for the occasion,
the Committee on Fair Grounds, consisting
Of Mr.. &. A. Breaux, chairman; {. II. Slo
comb, n. f.. Bailey, +. NJ. Rusha. \. w
Merriam James jackson, Lafayette Folger
and W. B. Schmidt
Although the proposed buildings are called
temporary, it is thought that the committee
viii put up such buildings as will answer a
permanent purpose. This certainly would
be the wisest plan. There is still Il month
before the commencement of the fair, and
in that time the committee, composed as it
is of energetic gentlemen, who thoroughly
understand business, will make the very
best use of its time. In fact there is moth
ing concerns the mechanical and agricult-
ural prosperity of Louisiana more than that
this annual fair should not be omitted for
any reason whatever; and this is too Obvi-
GUS to reason about, besides, what is fully
to the purpose, the Board of Directors Of
the Mechanics Association take this view
Of the matter. There is, therefore, no fear
that the fair will be postponed.
In making their calculations to 20 on
with the fair at all events, the board take it
for granted that the insurance companies
in whose offices insurance for the burned
buildings was had, would put no obstacles
in the way. We think the board were right
in making this calculation, for certainly the
insurance companies have too high I. feeling
for the welfare Of the city and State to be
the slightest impediment to the annual fair,
which has done so much in developing the
agricultural and mechanical resources OF
Louisiana and the South.
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NEW YORK.
Government. Quiet-Southern. nui,

NEW YORK, March 6, Eveninc.-Money
active among brokers at 405. Sterling
quiet at 9+2 09's. Gold l1O7s 0lIl. Gov
ernments quiet and steady: iive-twenties of
1867, ll2's. SOutherns quiet and dull; Ten
nessees, old and new, closed at o.: Virginias
%, new t3l2: Louisiana SKIES 90, new g.
ieyee skies -, eights s.; Alabama eights
i0o. tives 81: Georgia skies s2le. sevens 90;
North CarOlinas As new 81; South Caro-
llnas Il, new 60A. Prime discounts 6l2 a T.
Gold quiet and steady all day. Skies of
1881, ll6ls; fve-twenties of 1862, ll22s:
1864, ll2ls; 1865, ll2Is, new Ill; 1867
MS; 1868. HES; ten -tOrties, l0ol3
Freights-Whear per sail Sad, cotton Z. u
J-l6d; cotton per steam 5-l6 3sd wheat III.
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PARIS.

Guns Retained by several RattaliOns OF
National Guards-Favre Gone to Ver-
saiIles.
PARIS, March 6.-The Journal Oficict ac-
knowledges that several battaliOns of Ma
tional Guard retained their guns but only
to prevent their falling into the hands ei
the PrussianS.
Passes to leave and enter Paris are no
longer required.
1t is reported that Favre has gone 10 Yer
sailes with an architect to prepare the
palace for the reception of the National As
semblV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

VALUABLE IMPROVED real. ESrATE.
STEAMSHIP BEAUFORT, CITY BONDS, CERT
FICATEs AND BILLS, AT AUCTION BY THE
SHERIrF.-Particula attention is called to
the sales at auction to be made this day
at noon, at the Merchants and Auctionecrs'
Exchange, Royal street, by the Sheriff of
the parish of Orleans. Said sales com
prise:
l. The Delta Warehouse. situated in the
square bounded by Fulton, Lafayette, Front
and Girod streets, first district
,. The steamship Beaufort, with her
tackle, apparel and machinery
3. And, City Fiscal Agency Certificates,
City Bonds and Bills.
For full particulars see advertisements.
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VERSAILLES.

Belief that n Civil War Will Occur ard
End in the Restoration of Orleans
Emigration 10 Amer from the Ceded
Territory.
New York World Special
VERSAILLES, March G.-Numerous con
versations held at Bordeaux and Versailles
with deputies to the National Assembly,
including Grevy. Gambetta and Favre,
compel the belief that a civil war viii
soon occur, ending in the restoration ot
Orleans.
Extensive emigration from the ceded ter
ritorv will occur. Large bodies will come
to America.
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United States Circuit Court.

In the case of Myra Clark Gaines vs.
Dussau de la Croix ct ais, an appeal hav-
ing been taken to the Supreme Court of the
United States in the decree rendered bv this
court. a mandate OF this court was filed in
order TO be recorded, and it was ordered
that the same he remanded to the United
States Circuit Court for this district. with
instructions to enter decree in favor of
the complainant, in conformity with the
opinion OF the court in this case. and in the
ease of Myra Clark Gaines VS.. the city of
New Orleans ct ais, and to refer the case
to a master to take proofs and ascertain the
amOunr dine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

ASSESSMENT NOTICE.-See special notice
column. Death of George Hoffman and
Selim Magner; payable at the office of Mu-
tual Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance
Association OF Louisiana, No. 100 Caron-
delet street
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can safely predict d great and crowning
success for the gallant Heptasophs.
Anpng the visitors present were Gov
erEor Warmo.h D. Hernandez ESQ, several
members OF the General Assembly, and
manv other distinguished citizens.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07
Commissioner Welier's Court,

Mark Kirby, mate of the schooner Kate
Brigham. from Boston. was arrested on a
charge Of violent assault and battery, com
mitted on the high seas. on the persons of
James Russell and two others OF the crew of
the vessel. The examination Of this case
before the Commissioner disclosed circum-
stances showing so aggravated an offense
that the accused was committed for trial
before the United States Circuit Court. and
sent to the Parish Prison in default of one
thousand dollars bail.
One of the crew of the Carrie V. Kountz
sued the boat for wages. and had his claim
allowed
Similar claims were made against the
steamers Welcome and Peerless. In both
cases Judgment was rendered against the
plaintiffs. the charges being entirely ground
less
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES FINE JEWELRY
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES,
EYE GLASSES, ETC,
Would respectfully inform his old friends and Gus
toners that he has reopened at the above named
location. His stock being entirely new, his goods
consequently are all of the latest styles, and
warranted to be equal to anything in the market.
Having bought for cash he sell lower than
almost any other house in the city, and being in
favor ct quick returns and small profits, he will
guarantee bargains to all customers. Come and see
his goods
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the very best
manner and at the shortest notice. Oc23 en- lt2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

Mr.. Franklin Philip, in whose princely
mansion at Washington the British mem
3ers OF the high commission are accommo-
dated, is an English gentleman, who, with
IN few years past, has realized q large
fortune by his business sagacity and perse-
ycraQcp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

Governor Warmoth yesterday appointed
Parker Crittenden commissioner of deeds
San Francisco, California: 3. L, Miller
Justice OF the Peace, and +. NJ. Perkins con-
stable, for the T9nth Ward, Franklin
parish
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DRESDEN,

Return of ,Frencli Officers and Privates
Of the Mobile Guard.
DRESDEN, March 6.-The Jou,iuol says all
the French officers and all the privates o1
the Mobile Guard, prisoners in Germany,
may return Monday to their homes, if they
50 desire, at their OVID cost. Soldiers of the
line and the Imperial Guard will remain
until arrangements for their transportation
are completed.
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QUEENSTOWN.

The City Of Brooklyn Arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, March 6.-Arrived: steam
ship City of Brooklyn.
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WANTED.

Wa\TED-A good tcook One who can come
w wei. recommended may 2pply ut 313 ST. An
drew street mb5
"s NTED.-A situation s House keeper in a
w respectable family, by Young lady " no is
competent to take the enti4e management of a
house, and who prefers q good home aud kind
treatment TO large wages
Address +. $ s, EFPrBLICAE office. mia 3t~
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LOTTERIES,

OCISIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY
Incorporated August II, 1868.
CHARLES r. howard. D................ PRESIDENT.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCHEME-ONLY 20VN NUMBERS.
Capital Prize...........SjO,0O 600.
CLASS ID.
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS on
Saturday, March 2j, 1871.
HOWARD, SIMMONS & Co, Contractors
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FOR SALE.

IrOR SALE.-MY NEW DWELLING ROUSE,
Il on the corner of St. Charles and Soniat streets
]; has eight on the first floor, six the
ond, five or the third with billiard room the
cupola has water and gas in all the rooms. Each
story has sight foot piazza all round, with win
dows opening from each room on it-so that j. is
the coolest house, in the summer in the city. The
whole ls warmed, in winter, by a furnace by which
with one ton Of GOAL, all the rooms can be kept at
temperate heat The half block of LAID is sur
rounded with live oaks, twenty years old, and on
eight peach and fourteen orange trees all in bear,
ing. The barn - forty by forty, finished for car
riaSe, horses and cows al OF which will be sold on
satisfactory terms It is too large for nyseii and
wife. l.. J. HIGBY
Office No. l20 Common street
New Orleans February 25 1871 f.21 st
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FOR RENT.

DOOMS TO RENT-ONE OR TWO FINE
IL large. airy comfortably Furnished Rooms can
be had in private family with or without board,
where the French and English laslguages are
spoken an6 free from the annoyance of children,
BY applying at No. 32l st. Ann street, corner of
Derbigny. The cars pass within few doors of
the house. Terms very moderate. Oc3O
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

A WELL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
IA wishes home in family, fer which she would
give III return those little accomplishments she
possesses. Speaks German. French and English
huently; is good kOusekeePer and manager;
would take the entire of an invalid going
Mrs HAEELAND No. 2G9 Camp street tel5
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Progress of the Reduction of the Pnb!ic
Debt Of the United states.

The following shows the reduction OF the
public debt since July 81, 1860, as prepared
under the direction Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury:
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WANTED.
4 HOUSE SERVANT
Al Nc 258 Bayou Road, corner Of Where, Second
DistriE- nl3 Ii
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GAIETE COMIQUE GROIPE OF
SPECIALTIES.
FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
From Everv Amusement known to the World,
FARCE, COMEDY, DRAMA, OPERA AND BUR
lesque ainstrelsy Songs, Dance, Ballet
and Acrobats
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
COLVILI4E'S EUROPEAN NOVELTIES:
The Great French Athletes, Mons. DATALIE. = The
Man with the Iron Jaw or - Man OF Steel
The Beautiful Herculean Lady, Mile ANGLIA, the
Female Samson;
And the Intrepid and Daring Child YOuNGZEPHfR;
who viii appear in their incredible teats marking
new sensation in the United States vide the litr
ing cask containing forty gallons of water, and
Terrific ascent from the parauette to the dome of
the theatre by molar power alone. and in the
ascent supporting lovely boy.
SHERIDAN and MACK, the Great Character
Comedians
Mr.. T. LEE, Great Ethiopian Comedian.
Programme changed nightly.
Startling Sensation i'll preparation. nh.
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ORLEANS TUESDAY, MARCH T.
BY TIE LEI GRAPH .

BY TIE LE 6 RAP H.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
Political Disability Bill Passed
New Orleans Consul for Great Britain
CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE PREDICTED
Restoration Of Orleans Fellows
FRENCH EMIGRATION TO AMERICA
REVIEW OF PRUSSIAN GUARDS
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4 GREAT BARGAININ REAL ESTATE.

IA
A fine three-story RESIDENCE, which cost over
twenty thousand dollars to build and nine Lots OF
Ground, fronting Washington avenue filled up two
feet above the street with all necessary out build
mss, all in good repair rented en- a long lease at
fifteen hundred dollars year,
FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Title guaranteed.
Apply, between the hours o. ten and two 0 clock
10 JAMES READY,
fe23 No. Al Eavchez street
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
New Orleans Consul for Great Britain

CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE PREDICTED
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NOR SALE-CARRIAGES BUGGIKS AND
Il Spring Wagons. at very low prices. by
}. A. SHANNON, Agent
'e1' I'm No, - Baronne street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-07

HORSES AND MARES AT THE OLD
~ Stock Landing.-Just received from Indiana,
Hh nois and hentucky ll8 HORSES ard MARES,
several pairs Of which suitable for Carriages and
nnacks Also. twenty six well broke single Buggy
Horses, ard the remainder Saddle and Plantation
horses and Mares. Also, 80 MULES. adspted to
Gfay, sugar and cotton plantation purposes. All OF
a' a""Te VIII be sold i'll proportion to the decline
~ eugar and cotton, for cash Merchants and
painters VIII consult their interest by calling
ana examining our stock before purchasing else
where: Be certain and call before YOU buy In
guire for RRAYToN A. 'uANC/CY
fe22 lmOs
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OO7 WEST 4lsT STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
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derstands all soups meats pastries and desserts well
bread end cake; good references city country. Call for