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scoundrel; ; Will Maguus made sure Of
that beforehand, else he would not have
written to her, child as she was, with
out first asking permission Of her guar
dams and care takers. Yes, the sense
Of duty cleared off bis perplexities he
would forbid the whole affair. 49,
So, armed with this resolution, lie
turned back to the house, and entered
the diniug-room as he had left, it by
the window.
Here he found Grace sitting alone
among tho debris of the breakfast,
looking, in his eyes, more like the pic
ture of a naughty child sulkiug for a
toy, than the digni6ed presentmeot Of
= woman, resolute to accept al manner
of evil for loves cake.
"Grace," said Mr.. Magnus sternly.
Que lOOAcu VI ~6Au Iedu ueE uOOus
asked you just now to tell me who this
young man is, to give me your conf
deuce, to make me your friend; you
refused aud Eow I ask no more.
want to know nothing; for whateve,
you were to tell me would not change
my decision hairs breadth; 1 positivel,
and with my whole authority, forbii
any correspondence, any communica
ton between you and this young fel
low; at least while you are under m,
control. So now you understand. I
you disobey me, I will make you = war
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JOB Rim TIN O.
OF all kinds. plain colorsd executed on short no
tiss tho best style, and at st. Paul prices Print
Ing done In German and Norwegian, as we'll -
11xlisA. and warranted to give satisfaction.
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message.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-04
River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
TUESDAY MORNING, April !, 1871.

WEATHER. BUSINESS. Erc.-The weather
was uncomfortably warm yesterday, the sun
having full sway in Q bright, clear sky.
The present warmth affects the people more
than it would in the middle Of summer, for
the reason that it is so changeable-co0l,
damp mornings, then sudden clearing up,
and intense heat. Business on the landing
has improved greatly, and yesterday was
quite busy day.
The arrivals of Sunday and yesterday,
though not very numerous, were OF that
class that swelled the freight receipts to q
high degree. Though Monday is usually
considered the dullest day Of the week,
yesterday proved an entire exception.
Among the arrivals we notice the Henry s.
Turner. with full trip, from Louisville;
Alaska from Cincinnati, fully laden; Mary
Houston from Louisville, laden to her
capacity; ]. s. Durham from Arkansas
river. with 1850 bales of cotton; Mayfiower
from Ouachita, with 1000 bales Of the staple:
Southwestern, Henry Tete and Tidal Wave
we're moderately laden. The departures
were few, and confined to the Wade Hamp-
ton, to Matches, with fair tfip; Henry Iiete.
= coaet, and ]. H. Groos6eck. 10 Cincin.
na&f IL prospect for te-days husiress =
exoollenk thsse being : large number Of
Atst ela6tA DeeeuefS il porf, which are
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MONETARY.


MONDAY BvssINe. April ,. ISL. s
The money market proper is without any
material change. (Dn the street AL notes,
secured by unquestionable collatefals. are
quoted at a 10 per cent per annum; AL bust
ness paper, without cOllaterals, at 10 for
short and - for long, and good do at Is,
and AL MORTGAGE paper at ga 10, and second
grade at III Oh.
Gold opened at llOas 0llOss against llOh
ct New York;, and closed at l1OIa q
1904 against ll0*). The sales included
$3O, 900 and $50 900 ut 11O4 q i10as; $4,000 and
$4,000 at llO14; 5000 at ITO GIG; $1,000
and 81, 900 at ll0as, and 5000 and $l1 900 at
Nothing reported in silver. 1t is quoted
nominal at 1O714 01O8 for American half
dollars and 21s 02& y cent premium in
gold tor Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange advanced in sympathy
with the course Of gold at New York, the
closing figures showing net improvement
of v y cent in commercial bills The bust
ness was fair, the sales of sterling embrac-
ing E72, 900, Of which f2500 bill of lading at
l20l4; E5OOO bill of lading and $4,000 and
880O0 clear at 12Oss; E45O0 AL clear and
E5000 AL bill of lading and clear at 1903;
$4,000 AL bill of lading and clear at zoos q
1904; El2OO AL bill of lading, El0O0, $4,000,
$4,000, E70O0 and flO,OO0 AL clear and
El80O American ships bill at 1903; E5O00
first class at 1909 012l: f27OO American
ships bill at l2l; El500 bank at 1919; fl3O0
Al clear (sight) at 1911 ~, and E2lOO private
bankers at 1895 gold.
In francs 100000 AL commercial brought
472.s. Sterling may now be quoted at
l2Os q 1908 for good to AL bill of lading
and clear, and 1914 012l% for bank.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were
/ moderate, and the market continued steady
and firm. The banks drew on New York at
4 per cent premium, but one or two Of
$4,000 and $25,OOO commercial sight on
New York ct v per cent premium; Sl7 ,OOO,,
81, 900, go, 600 and $50, 900 private bankers
at SIG, and 0.0O0 bank and private bank
ers and 81, 900 private bankers at 1892.
Rather moro was done in gold checks on
were reported; 5000 commercial sold at
| v y cent discount and at par. Some Of
the banks drew for remittance, in sums to
suit, at ID premium.
The main feature in stocks was the re-
action in Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Ship
Canal occasioned by tho prospect of the
companys obtaining tho drainage contract
from the city. The highest sales reported
were $l0 50 above lowest point touched on
Saturday. The sales INCLUDED lO shares,
late Saturday evening, at $500, 10 and IL
do. this morning at The same. 10 and II at
$50, l ct $3.50, 10 at 9325, and S ct $3.50,
and s at 1855. There were also sales Of 10
New Orleans Manufacturing and Building
Company ct $l5, IS Peoples Bank Ct t65,
10 Cazr0llt0n Railroad ct SIG 50, and Sat-
nrday, not reported, 50 Union National
|sBelk at 30 so and 50 Bank, Of New Orleans
~ only ale Of bonds imported = 600
u6ited Gtatos hve-tuontiss II l00 ct 10 =.
3 st4tG ynts appeared to b denssal-
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Aeeaoeqe = Z eeasheru BoanA Traio
Ao4 Lealsvills - New Orleans-
Rasssaosrs IsDaEsd-DFldgo Builder
MRnFHIs, April 3.-The aouthern bound
1Eaia from Louisville ran over . cow ct
-Cabesland e hslfpast four O'Clock this
1oeDing, throwing al the passenger cars
a, and turning them over down the em-
1qnkment The master bridge builder was
Gln1, ~ three other persons severely in
I'D, Amoug them Mr.. Rogers and wife, of
1oW OtIeanA Mrs Rogers had to be left
- ~ stAtioa., Some fifteen persons were
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"A Nociety.-This truly unique and very remark.
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fallen, Struggling, passion cursed humanity, has
now passed under the eyea Of the critics, under.
e0he their scrutiny and received the '.0odspeed''
Of the best and most discriminating. The general
verdict is that it 10 altogsther remark able book;
that it 10 timely; that it ID needed that II will
make it's mark, and do good. The third edition ID
now ready, and agents are meeting with most ex-
cellent success Csculars giving full particulars,
with numerous criticisms, sent free. Q. +: VENT,
Publisher, % West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ana ST ltW
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NEW YoRx, April 3-Cotton closed
quiet and weak; sales 1858 bales; middling
uplands l5*c. Southern -four quiet and
I'm; common to fair extfe IS 9O07 80
Wheat hrmer; winter red and amber WeAtI
- q COL &C. Corn heavy nd lower ct
Co6ee quiet and unchanged. Sugar in
nodeFate request; fair to good refinery 8 Q
9lkc. Rice quiet at 8k 0Sssc. Pork e2l.
Plain mess beef 4lO04l5. Kettle lard l2l4
Dl93bc. Turpentine SIC. Resin 81 Csc
q Nh. Freights firmer; cotton per steam
s0uucIxnASf, April 3.-Cotton dull and m
G3aeed. Middling n9i4h. Flour firm
sn1 n fair demand. Family 46r 3O06 80.
WSe1t 3 fair demand. Red 81. Sci %.
Cer1 - and IN fair demand, SO. Ry6
go 81 o6ol 06. ;Osles alsHsosd, Mes3
ae5s sslsy y ~ ! dsn.sd: ,, -
n osrsn& & - 1gIlhi11x1en, SO. 7 a.
81. LsU16, ARfil 3-n1esr 1spia h.
sn<;, fsxEszo THx ~ "
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SAN Francisco, April 3-The drought
continues, and il doing great damage
throughout the State.
Sharp earthquakes were felt here yester.
day, with i've seconds interval, shaking
houses and causing the inmates to fee into
the streets. No damage done.
Rudolph beat Cyrille Dion . billiard
match Of fifteen hundred points in sixty
nix innings. The score stood: Rudolph
1900, Dion 1888. .
Pans, April 2, Evening.-There has been
fighting since yesterday evening at various
points. Fort Mont Valerian opened ON the
nationals who were marching ON Courbe-
void, preventing them from establishing
themselves ut that point. The nationals
were compelled to retreat after considerable
loss.
LONDON, April IA special to the Times,
dated Paris, yesterday, says the fighting At
COurbev0ie was sharp affair. Reports
conflict regarding the first shot: The
but were shelled out. They made o stand
ct Neuilly bridge, where they kept up hot
fhsillade, but were again forced to retire
They went within the city and shut the
gates. The Versailles troops did not at
tempt to follow them. The nationals lost
two hundred.
The government troops shot the prisoners
they took a. rebels.
Popular indignation against the Versailles
government Is terrific. The nationals
threaten to attack Versailles.
fourth regiment Of the line went to Paris On
Saturday and ffatefnized with the nationals
Queen Victoria visits Napoleon 1T Chisel-
hurst to-day. ~
VERSAILLES, April 2, Evening.-The crisis
is at hand. Two batteries are in motion OH
the road to Paris, and the ambulances are
al ready.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Spanish brig Furia. Mas0, for Barcelona
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Crescent City, Norton, from New York
18th ult, to Low Ludwigsen- I'd district
Steamship st Mary, Hawthorne, from IndianOla via
Galveston. to C Whitney &co-lst district
Ship Itaska, Rush, from Liverpool Feb ., to Jack.
son. Fitzpatrick L Henderson-Algiers -
in ballast, to ThOrndike, Norton &co-lst dis
" trict
Bark Againc ourt Williamson, from Rio de Janeiro
Jan 20, to Avet &c0-Point
vans Fl in ballast to " SndSendori. -"
in ballast. to " R BuddendorayPoint
Italian brig C6ncellna Crisculo, 81 days from Cette
to T Blanchard-2d district
Schooner Lizzie Major, Wallace, days from Lava
CO. in ballast, to master-2d district
TOWB0ATa.
Chamberlain, Mcclellan, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 31st ult, bark Mary, brig Mar.
garet and schooner Mai-Br0uGht mn ehiD Arm
strong and brig C0ncettina
Harry Wright. Wright. from the Passes-Towed
Winburn-Brought up banks Agincourt and
Leviathan, Sturtevant, from the Passes-Went
down light-Brought up banks Minols and schr
Tecumseh. Lymberd, from the Pssses-Toved down
and to Sea, 3lst ult, ship Napoleon and bark
Belle-Brought up ship Itasca
STEAl6BOATS.
Wash Senteu, Fulton, from Bayou Pierre
Cherokee Vickcfs. from Boeuf river
Turner, Rusk, from Cincinnati.
Peerless. Broad from Bayou Des Glaize. fa
Tahleauah, Dalferes, nom Lcckport.
Wade Hampton, Goddin, from Matches. 4 +;
] Durham, Desmukes from Fort Gn,lth
Mary, Carroll from Mobile. .l31g
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3VWU -
.:!.es; !. s:sss e - rs 81 = 9: -. 81
2ssseht up sass -! - - 3 3 I'd =
gTHA1UoA12 -
4 Alaska. Cakes. 1pm Cine!.nnd 1
l lsaies, HOPKINS. non neete
xMaynoWer, Cnsaete0 hu0 O1nenee usee.
Tidal Wave, Scovell non JeGersea-
Hunter, 0sliba. non Lowsr Coos9
Robert Lee. Ca1nse, ao. $780,
/ Southwestern, Jecobe ftsa shssseQeel
Henry Tete. Da1stEss, lfsm laeeatche.
| Flora, Labarthe, from Dsnaldssnvilla
BELOW CONNIE Up.
0Askavetterhorn, Lauderkin, IRON Newpert, wales
Bark xolisryn. Anderson, frs. caraiG wa,e@ aaa
schooner Lissie Lima, sdna. ts. RnaGaa Islana, -
/ Aachecs- 'ett
unIAMOLA VIA GALVESTON eteanship Mo-
f.n-fer1 ndianols-73o sks cern - lags eoGse -
se's wsi;ky = waEous ~
Axe osts ~ sks bran 10 hhds sugar - bales bag -
Dbl. whishY 80 bble Aeur
| AnsrhaDAM-Brig Prelsrence-sei sAaes cotton
BARCEINEA-Brie Fiuria- CO.. bales ostssa u
81 uPOR1R
NEW 1oRk-sfeamship George washinstsn-
IEM YoRx-steamship Crescent cty-Assta
iNSlANOLA FLA GALVESTON AND sAsluB
PASS Steamship Thomas Kelso-6o bales cotton
LvRRPOOL-Rsrk Ma.i+nlyst-ll0 bbls beer 3
cases brandy z1e0sks salt crates earthenware go
bars rsiisesd iron Alb bbls soda crystals $40 odls
CARDFT-Ship Lady Carter-437s bars railroad
CARDNF-Bark Apna-1sas bsrs railroad iron
uvERPOOL-Sapuel watts-54ls sks salt
nUATAH IsLAND-sri& Ru.tan- SIG plantains
HOsiLB-stss%sr Naxy-s bales cotton and san.
MOBILR-steemer Losise-l4s bales cotton S
bales mdse bhls tUEpentine cases tobacco and
sundries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FORT SMITH, eteamer Dunham-la9s bales
Gotten and sundEtes
1888 hhds sugar l0l bbls molasaes and sundries
BAYOU DIES GLAIzE-Staaner Peerless-l59
salec cotton - sks seed cotton 81 sks cotton seed
iLOCKP0RT-Steener Tahleqnsh-3s hhds sugar
bbls Molasses and sundries
cotton 7e SKIS cotton cod Il sks ss1 cotton hhds
sugar bbls molassea and sund7es !
INClNNATI.Steames u Turner -2sas sks corn
BEUF KIvRR- steamer, Chsrokes-7lO bales Of
eo.tc FIJI 11sS ses setten .ssa and sr1dris:
cotton 2OO sko cotton seed and oundr1eo 80 /
RECEIPTS SUNDAY. I
LAFOURCHE-Steamer Henry Tete-le9 hhds
sugar II bales cotton skis seed cotton 81 bbs mo-
lasses Is SKIS rice and sundriee
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flora--so bbls
rice and sundries e-tt
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-l2 bdls hides
and'sundries at.-t
Observation-Disclosures Southwestern-23i3
bales cotton 81 sks seed cotton q bds hides bales
hides and sundFieO -f}
JEFFERSON-Steamer Tidal Wave-e9a bales .
cotton IS hhAs sugar 10 bbs moAsses - head cattle
% head h0ge and oundries
LOUlSvlLLB-Steamer Mary Housteu-l4 bales
cotton g hhds tobacco 7isl SKIS corn and sundry
produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alaska-A fun cargo Of
Western produce - ND
OUACHlTA RIvRR-Steamer Mayhower-968 bales \
cotton 300 sks cotton seed and sundries
vICKSBURG-Steamer Robert 3 Lee-l6l6 bales /,
cotton - sks seed cotton 1870 AXIS cotton ssed and
sundries .xee
BIZ THE RAuDOAD0.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT HORTH
ERIN RAILROAD, April $40 bales cotton and
MOkdANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
April 800 bids sugar bile molAsses . bales
cotton - halfbbls m0lasseo. ~ head eattlo -
sundries y
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0,ROURKR 4 MEAGHER

O'ROURKE 4 MEAGHER
~ edward OR0urke-Aathew Neagherl
Steam Boiler 0anufacturers and Blscksmiths.
Nos l03 and lSS Fulton Ind 3i3 New Levee streets,
between st. Joseph aud Julia streets. Residence
No. $50 Clio street. Low Pressure, Locomotive,
Flued and Cylinder Boilers; Clarifiers Filters and
Juice Boxes made ct shortest notice, and all work
done at this establishment will be guaranteed
in the city or elsewhere. fel6 ly
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n C. McCAN,
IRON AND BRASS FOUND1R,
Fulton. New Levee. Notre Dame and julia styeets
Once, Ne. 1856 Fulkoa Street.

Manufacturer Of Vertical and Horizontal Steam
Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mnls. Vacuum Pans, Sugar
Kettles, ClaEi6ers, Filters, Steam and Horse Power
Draining Machines, Saw Mill, Gin Gearing, Furnaee
Mouths, Crate Bars, ete. Second hand Machinery
and boilers always for sale. "a
Steamship and Steamboat Repairs promptly At
tendeAto. Ap5O "
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=
Eavx1a .sxoyylll lllsz.s4saUsg
Nsssn1Gun Lasyd.
sF Fs4 NJ e s sos rs 1sRsz ~ 49, Il
IL ~ ~ s.se-ssasils ~ -
x Nsrth German Lloyd have rssunse
q n L Talsx tsips, 80 suin IA Asrsa11s.sas
eteenee. ys tsen Drennn- Hfu0 New nxlsanA
AAllOvRn.........;-Ae March = . APElS
kUlm A a5ss' Is
! aANIOvR1. :. .i...... Hay IA eq Jnas H.
Touching beth ways 1t seuthanDtea and Havana
to Essstve ~ Aan4 wssseesrs and fssiahtsef
80 aa RkICk9 or PASSA0R ~ sa.is
From BreneD e. euthamptsa t. Havas4ar New
--s5x -. .e - africans aei q
l1kQr CABtAy.....v .....................St'ec ~.
GTKkRAGB............... ~ go
From New 0Eieans o. Hsvsns, to Southampton,
s.sa iy Hev!s = 1rsnes:.
zIRgI CABIN ..s.......s.-s..s...s.'c 1s SosS
eT4BfAGB.. .......................... - Soss
From New Orleans to Havana:
1IReE CABIN. CnIzency
6XkkRAGk.. ~ CHS1ency
These steamers have no second cabin.
Passage tickets from Bremen or Southampton to
Havana or New Orleans issued by tho undersigned.
For passage, freight and further Particular aP
I'D. :. srockAEYER 1 CO., Agents.
nhz 2tm-------- No. = Union street.
'sl ga ) U0R INV YORK. H&9l
MsRcHAHrs ~sTEANsHIP. IIHE
OonprisnG the drst-class stea0ships
C1IOCKMT CITY. Captain George + Ncseoa.
HHDRNA1. .Cnptain l. Blanchard
GE1S1zL . v. sanpsoa,
%Sss1s Ic.gts,nW ao,7
WKsT1SS .0tsin onieE
KlnLY \ sOUDRR ..... Captain Miner D C.ewsll
SAILING FROM INV YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
- FOR NEW YORK DRBcT-Ths
,&7{ ..-...,s s.va Sa, ...I
CRESCENT CITY,
x ses a GEORGE L. NOTION conpandsr
WIN lesvs her wharf, foot q JelEsesoa sezsss, -
s4ex eATURDAY. April 9. ct a. \. ssAs..s
These steamsss have sapeEier aecommodstieos
Gabio kaaeaes. ........................o0
,s e En- 49, ;SsSsaI .
:ss s: $500: s::::s:2s 20 s;';e'; -: I. .
Low Z LUDWl00KN,
Ths steamship wEsrEan nETRoPOLIs vm
follow, leaving On -eATURDAYs April Is. q = Il
oc9.s - n . - $3.50. -. -.
's asFOR NEW YORK DIRECT. y
Z. Sc n ~ - sATuRnAY. April .. It sA.A. %
Tho steamahip aqs
Z ~ 2 10 VICTOR. "a
-. nA4Ra rcrsmanaerr
'qawA sssse ~ wharf sppoats Tsuloass stsest.a
abOve. sss ssises e-1ls
Cabin Passass - NV York 80
= Pr freight or pAs6aee, having unsurpassed .
49, dsOsas 4 FosplcK CO:
Bills lading signed thrcugh to Mverpool.
The steamship RAPIDAN Whitehufsts eo0- !.
mander, viii follow, and sail ON her reGnlar day.
ap4 .,----.. -. - 8. 4
1HE CROMWELL LINE.
81 slS FER New Yerk Direct.
This Line il composed Of the Steamships -,
s soegk c MAsH1SSSgTos' 41sT rzoSt,a
.6 sGEORGe wAsHENGTON.s
R.v GAGER, Commander
$50 SATURDAY, April's At "a. ~
kWm leavs har wAaxf 1sot ~ Toulouse sssnsk -
- 41aaaee. 49,. ........................o
Freight lpr liverpool. Brennan, and Hsyrs tAheD
by this Nns, and through bills Of lading sivsa -
the sasn& Fur freight OF Iasaaxs asply 70
AL7RRD MOULTON,
au10 uo. Il Caron0olet street.
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FOUND.

EOCND.-A LADY'S BRRASTPIN, WITH HAIR
T. Chain attached, on Ruterpe street Any one
calling at this ONCE. and satisfactorily describing
the came, aud paying for this advertisement, can
have 1t. 800 ~ ~ mia.
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mo- srATIONRRs AND PRINTERs

IL Wanted . situation in stationery store or
printing office by . Practical Printer and Book
binder who has some knowledge of the stationery
business, and has had more than twenty years
practical experience both ~ an employer and EN-.
plOye in this city in every branch Of printing
card mercantile steamboat, railroad, poster and
book and printing in bronze and colors Compen-
sssion: either . salary or percentage ON the
amount of printing and bookbinding he may influ-
ence. Would take an interest in book and job
Office or book bindery. Satisfactory reference
given. Address W. B.. Jr. care Of J. H. George No.
Sl2 MAGAZINE street, New Orleans. ap24
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ooMnEnCLAL

NessASBnH1s. Aprn 4 As5l.
Co1DoM-The sales sto-day sumuad mp
1850 bales, At irregular Int generally 6umer
,pncee, showing IL many eases an increase of
lbc, anA In some cases .Ac, ON Satunday's
.Agnrcs. We modify sssr Quotations 40
oordinnly, and annex also the Exchange
1Guree, which are for even running e Its
types, sahile ours are for Average lists, NTH
&he outside rates for etsict:
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Tho movement was checked by light sup
plies and the stringent psetensions 81
factors, especially for III clean white cot.
toms. Other descriptions exhibited in
cseassd irrqgularity. Good ordinary sold
ct less than l2c and strict ct 1850. Shy
Middling commanded lilac. Upon the
whole the advantage was in ifaCOr Of fac
tors - the extent noted above, but in some
eases buyers reported having bought at
easiar rates. The demand was stimulated
by easier freikhts, and continued fair
throughout the day.
The Exchange made no change in it's
qnotafisna, and reported rs follows: de
maAd good, market poorly supplied, offer
ings light, prices 6rm." SIS.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock On hand Septewber !, l87O-baaes 20.6e6
Arrived since last statement. 9.Ml
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A WELL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
"A .wishes home in family, for which she would
live n return those little Accomplishments abe
possesses. Speaks German, French and Rnglish
huently; 10 . good housekeeper and manager;
would take the entire care Of IN invalid going
abroad or any position Of trust or responsibility.
Mra HAVRLAND, No. 800 Camp street. felS
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A RMsrRONGY


Manufacturer Of Vertical aud Horizontal Steam
Bngines, sugar 1ills, Draining Machines, Saw
Mills, Cotton Screws and Gearing, Iron Columns
and Fronts Of Buildings, Furnace Mouths, Crate
Bars Bone Black Revivi6ers, Gas Retorts, Railroad
Frogs, ETC.; Low Pressure, Locomotive r1uo and
Cylinder Boilers Of al kins, FlteFs, Juice Boxes
and Clari6ers, etc. n0e9 ~
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New York, April 2.-The steamer Anea-
dia sailed yesteraay for Havre with naaEly
$3.50, 900 worth of arms and war matoEia2a,
including 1900 cAses of rifles for the FVe06h
army.
Cotton moveaaent shows further falling
Of in receipts, nearly 10000 less than last
vssk and. and i .fsf.ts smallest E1s;. for e.
week very heavy, largely In excess Of lat
year. Stock of cotten at seaports consider
at1y in excess Of last year, while ct interior
towns the supply is ekghtly below the corre-
sponding period Of last year. Receipts ct
alnorts for the week ,744 bales, against
81, rs last week, and aO2. 484 the previous
week, and l36, $50 three weeks since. Total
,yeoaipts since. Septenher, 2,3l2,2 3l bales,
against 9, l06, 3l6 for the corresponding time
last year. H1pcrts FROM all ports for the
week, ,74l bales, against Y, SOS same
weak lest year. Total exports for the un-
expired portion of the co1kon year, 2,N7,-
679 bales, against !. 54l 400 far the Same time
lAst year. Stock at al ports, 579,73 bales,
AGAINST ~ 296 for the same time last year,
Stocks It interior towns, 62,630 bales,
against 81 SIS last year. Stack in Liver
pool, 75Q, eoe bales, against -. 600 last year.
American cotton aflOat for Great Britain,
365y 900 bales, against ~ 900 lat year. In
dian cotton s1aat for Europe, 10000 bales,
OErnOsr, Ape6l 2-Ex-Senator Howard
died Of apoplexy this morning.
WAsamcroS, April 1.-The treaMry sells
two millions gold each Wednesday add buys
three millions o. the first and third Thurs
days, and two mi1lksn ON the secoaA and
fourth Thursdays.
JACKSON, April 2.-Governor Alce.n's
special message says rewards for Ku-Knx
outrages win be assesand upon tho cousty
where the outrages occur. with the right @
change venue ON the part of tho State. He
asks for authority to organise . cavalry
regiment Of picked men t. operate wherever
mssked assassins appear. The troops are to
Be subsisted BY the Oonnty where the SER
vices arc necessary:
himself last night. Cause, whisky.
Yesterday, in fight ut Jacksonville, H.
linois, Charles Stevenson threw Charles
Robinson down and got one Of R0bins0n's
thumbs in his mouth, whcreupon Robinson
seized him by the throat and choked him
to death.