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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW York, March 1O.-Cotton closed
steady; sales ESQ bales; middling uplands
Ha.c. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whisky
931kc, Wheat activer; winter red and
amber Western 81 Goal 81. Corn less firm;
IS 006c. Pork dull and lower S2l 50a 81 IS.
Beef quiet Lard l3Ac for kettle. Naval
stores quiet. Tallow steady. Freights
steady.
CrNC1NNAr1, March lO.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; middling 1894 a IA. Flour dull;
family IS 1906 SIS. Wheat quiet. 81 $50
Rive scarce and firm, 81 O3a1 o.. Oats
steady; No. 2, so Sc. Provisions dull
and unsettled; mess pork sold at s2l. Bulk
meats lower; shoulders 7lec; clear sides
9A q lOs. Bacon neglected. Lard held at
l20l2A. Whisky advanced to S6ls q SIC.
ST. LOUIS, March l0.-Flour in good de-
mand at full prices; superfne winter IS %
06: double extra S. 2506 So Wheat:
Spring active; No. Iowa 81 40al al; win
F. ter closed dull and easier: No. . red 81 So;
No. red winter 81 65. Corn easier; 49d
see for mixed in bulk; 81 a 5Sc for mixed
sacked. Oats 49052ls in bulk; 81 a 5Sc
sacked Barley steady, 80 $50 for prime
to choicefall. Rye easier, go 93e; Whisky
dull; shoulders &c; clear rib lie: clear sides
liz 0l1a4c. Lard ice. Hogs s6a7. Cat
tie unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 10, Evening.-Consols
closed 9ls4. Bonds 9lsa.
LIVERPOOL, March TO- EveniRg.-COttOn
closed dull and easier; middling uplands
7hd; Orleans Esd: sales 10000 bales,
including 1000 for export and speculation.
Common rosin Is 9d07s. Turpentine
Ne Sd.
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Foreign Markets.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches

PARIS, March 9Th national guards are
strongly entrenched, with thirty guns. on
the heights Of Montmartre, awaiting the
signal Of their leaders to proclaim open
revolution in favor of the commune.
LONDON, March l0.-A special Paris dis
patch of the ninth reports continued agita-
ton on the part Of the national guards, who
threaten to dissolve the Assembly should it
assemble at Versailles.
General Vinoy commands in Paris, and
threa tens to bring large force into the
city.
The anti German league grows rapidly in
Paris in strength and numbers.
The sailors attempted to place tricOler
on column, removing the red flag. Tumult
ensued, and the sailors were arrested and
the red flag restored.
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vIOKsBURG AND BENDS.

Fer 6reenvilIe, vi6ksbur0 and the Bends.
Leaves every THURSDAY, At P. N.
~m~ h For Greenville, Argyle,
Sunny Side, Rggs Point, Barnard,
63Il.33 Grand Lake, Leota, Maryland,
DCsrolina. Pilchsr's Point. skip
Misisken:s Rend Duckport. Vicksburg Gesnd Gulf,
It. Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof, Neschea. Bayou
sara. Baton Rouge Plsquemine Donaldsonvlne and
magnificent steamer
KATIE,
in. WHITE, Msster; T. J. HOWARD, CIerk;
VIII leave a. above aud will Land all Coast passon'
gers with their freight. ~
Copnects ct vicKsburg with packets for all
points on the YazOO and Tallahatchie rivers.
For freight or passage apply on board: or 70
A. A. GREEN, Agent,
mh8 No. 1856 Gravier street.
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vUVHE BARBARIN GAS LIGHTING
COM A Y.

INV ORLEANS. anuary u, l8ll
We the undersigned practical chemists, residing
in this city after having carefully and fully tested
the process of the BARBARIS GAS LIGHTING
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA for making gas under
the patents Of Messrs Barbarin Dupas, and
known as the BARBARIN GAS. do hereby declare
that there is no possibility of any explosion in the
process and that the gas. in it's chemical combina
ton is even less dangerous than coal gas owing to
its great richness in carbon and poverty in
hydrogen
[SiSued
l. CRAwCOUR, NJ. D.
To Charles Cavaroc Esq.,, President Barbarin
Gao Lighting Company of Louisiana.
looPy.I
We the undo rsi.ned hereby declare that i'll our
opinion the apparatus furnished and used by the
Bsrbarin Gas Lighting Company is NOT DANGER
OUS aud that we HAVE NOT INCREASED THE
RATES OF INSURANCE on the buildings and
establishments using said apparatus.
HENRY PEYCHACD,
President Hope Insurance Company.
JULES TCfES,
President New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
2. FOCRCHY,
President Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.
CHARLES ROMAN.
President Salanander Fire Insurance Company
LLOYD r. COLEMAN,
President Mechanics and Traders Insurance Com
pany. ,,,ccs
President louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
E. GANUCHEAU,
Presiden. Louisiana State Mutual Insurance Com
ALFRKD MOCLTON,
President Home Mutual Insurance Company.
H. DOANE,
President Fac ors and Traders Insurance Com
pany. ,,,,,,
President Atlantic insurance Company
THOMAS SLOO,
Presiden. Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
J.H. OGLEsBY.
President Commercial Insurance Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS,
PresideAt Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
D. MICHEL,
President Germania Insurance Company
A. CHIAPRLLA a
Precedent Union Insurance Company.j
OrpIcs NKv ORLEANS BuLLKrQ51
January 2S, ls1H}
For two months past we have used the b barin
gas in our Office, editorial, and composin rooms.
and take pleasure in testifying that it is ine en-
tire satisfaction It affords bright. adv. soft
Light, Less injurious to the eyes, and nj 4 cheaper
than any Light We have ever tried.
SEYMOUR, JEwIk co.
ja'lln sAases La PzoprieterA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-11

The conference committee on the def
cheney appropriation BILL on the last night
of the session, struck out the items prOvid-
ing for sub-treasuries at Cincinnati and Chi
cago. In the haste of closing up Of legisla-
ton in the Senate, these amendments were
entirely overlooked. Mr. Boutwell, now
makes statement that, by the failure OF
the appropriations originally recommended,
operations in these important offices must
be suspended, unless the present Congress
make some immediate provision therefor.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THB REPUBLICAN,
Saturday. March IL, lSE.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship George Washington eager. for Ne~
York
Steamship W Hewcs Bourne. for lndianola via
Galveston
Steamship Crescent City Norton. fOr NeV York
Steamship Victor Gates. for New York
Steamship Thomas kelsO. Du Bots, for tndianOia
via Galveston
Steamship Fire Queen Oav for LIVERPOOL.
Ship Advance, Morrison. for Liverpool
British schooner Lizzie Webster. Parsons, for
Grand Cayman
British bark TippoO Sab. Dunn, for Liverpool
Steamer Charles BOdnlann. Scbinkle, for Cincin-
natl
Schooner " 4 GRAY. Pillsbury for Bremen
Schooner VelOz VeTacruzanna. Lame, for Vera Crrz
Schooner Charlotte, Pepper. for Pensacola
British bark Parana, Skee, for Liverpool
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Kseria and Jarsdine- Dseaght up sAlp 0arowak
big Sibley and seheo1ef AIMS Lyons
Ooeen. Mcclellan. iron the Hasoes-Tewea down
and to sec. 9Th instant, chips Advance and 1Ar-
cia Day-Brought up ship Rlgios and bark
Helen
Republic. Lombard. from the Passes-Towed down
and t. sea- Lat instant ;hiP John Hwy bark =
bark Oleano and schooner D Whipple
Tom Rees, vandergrien. from Cincinnati. with ,
bSrges
STEAMBOAT8.
Common wealth. Sedan. from 6t. Louis.
Agnes, Rolf from Barataria
Bsnnock City: POsey, from Lever Coast
Natchez, feathers, from VicksourG
Tahiequah, Dalferes, from Lockport.
Frolic Reynsud. from Donnldsonvllle'
DL Tally Harrison. from Shreveport.
Mary Carroll, from Mobile.
Tom Rees Vandergrieii from Cincinnati
Gladiola Lee, from Minden
Virginia Schultz from Louisville.
Enterprise, Thorn. from st. Martinvliie-
Belle Of Alton. Bruner, from Shreveport.
Leslie Taylor, Kenis0n, from Washington.
Ruth Burton, from Evergreen.
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CAIRO.

st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Gem
pany.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
<esnMN~ h For Memphis. Cairo and
the Bends-The fine passenger
xiii steamers OF this line will leave a.
r follows
GREAT REPUBLIC......DO DONALDSON. Master
Leaves on TUESDAY. March !, at 5P. NJ.
CONTINENTAL .............. ..McCLOi, Master
Leaves OH WEDNESDAY,, March 9, at 2. M
PAULINE CARROLL. .YORE. Master
Leaves on THURSDAY, March 8, at p. H.
COMMONWEALTH. SEDAN, Master
Leaves on SATURDAY, March IL, at SP. M.
Giving through bills of lading to all points on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Nashville ana
Northwestern Railroad and Memphis ana ONO
RailrOad-also to st. Louis. ,
Through Tickets furnished at lowest rates 70 an
points East, West and North, by all the various
routes via Memphis Cairo and st. Louis. state
rooms secured at General ONCE, lO4 common
street.
A WOODS, General Agent,
lO4 Common street.
CO WAYNE Freight Agent,
81 Natchez street.
JOHN N. BOFINGER, President.
Bills of Lading for all freights over the Illinois
Central Railroad; signed at the Office OF
JAMES T. TUCKER,
mb4 rs Carondelet street.
NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO AND THE
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship C Harris, Farwel!, from Bra,Os Santi
ago via Indianola and Galveston to Charles
Whitney &co-lst district 10
Steamship Hudson, Staples, from Mobile. TO W
Perkins &cO-Ist district II
Ship Sarawak. Richardson, from Liverpool Jan Ia.
to master-POint
Ship Elgies, Evanson, days from Havana to " r
Buddendorf-4th district
Bark Helen Norris. from Rio de Janeiro. 20 Napier
Bark Oieano, Muntz, days from Hav ana. in bal
last to PUG BrOs-3d district %
&cO-1st district Is
Brig Sibley, COlson, days from Havana. to
Weissenback Kemp-Pont
Schooner Anna Lyons. Kemp II days from Boston
to Thorndike, Norton Aco-lst district
Ruatan Island. to Morgan Gco-2d district
PIT
TOWBOATH.
Rochester, German, from tho Paases-fewed down
and to sea, Lot instant bAxka Mary hcNesl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-11

Yesterdays heavy business which summed
up Il, 500 bales, having greatly reduced the
stock on SALE the market opened with light
supply especially Of the better qualities,
while under unfavOrable kilograms from
New York. the medium and lower grades
could not be disposed Of unless at easier
prices. and although factors subsequently
met the demand more freely, the movement
continued without animation, and the sales
were confined to the moderate amount noted
above at tho decline stated.
The sales for the past three days sum up
80, 900 bales making total for the week of
$4,000. against s. 700 last week. and 48, 300
the week before. Weeks receipts, II ,666
bales, embracing 1870 from other delivery
ports, and SO, 796 proper 1.-THE heaviest this
season.. against SIS SAG last week, and 81 $50
last year. Receipts proper since August 81,
LOGS .O6l bales against 1868 last year
Weeks exports, 81 ,6H bales. embracing
2,l34 to Liverpool 1869 to Cork, 3443 to
9l35 to Bremen. 1900 to CrODstadt. 4O3 to
Bordeaux, 1888 to Genoa, 696 to Vera
Cruz, l2S5 to Boston, and 4874 to New
York.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1, 1870 bales so.696
Arrived since last statement. 1929
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Las, 7s5
Cleared to-day :................. 1858
Cleared previously ............. BAG sos a6s,4l8
Stock on hand and on shipboard-baes 2a6 ,347
To-day's exports embraced II ,627 bales to
Liverpool, 1876 to Bremen, 2H to Vera
Cruz. and Sab to New York. Re-
ceipts proper since last evening 1858 bales
against 975l ON last Friday and 5000 last
year, making an aggregate since C Friday
evening of G9.796 bales, against $3.50 last
week, and 81 900 last year, and since Au-
gust 81, of l,O6S,O6l bales, against 1851
last year.
Weeks receipts at all the ports 13o, 4l3
bales, Of which &c. 96 at New Orleans, 1898
| at Galveston, 8740 at Mobile, 1912 at Sa-
vannah, 8Ol4 at Charleston, us at Whining
ton, 1885 at Norfolk, 74O at Baltimore, IL, AVS
at New York, 1875 at Boston, and 5S5 at
other points. These are the figures tele-
graphed to the Cotton Exchange. The
slips of the Western Union telegraph make
the total l33, 43S bales. Tho former shows
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ORLEANS.
MRS. j. ". BENNETT VS.. HER HUSBAND-No.
22,523

22523
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
/ ninth day of June. 1862 Judgment was rendered
On this court in the following entitled suit in the
Nords aud figures following, to wit:
Mrs J. w. bennett Her Husband-No. "a, 523.
III is ordered, adjudged and decreed that judg-
ment be rendered in PLAINTIFF favor, dissOlving the
community heretofore existing between plaintiff
and defendant.
And 1t is further decreed that plaintiff have the
sole administration Of her present and future par
aphernal property and with all the rights and
mortgages granted oy law to married women, and
that defendant pay costs of suit
Signed June o. 1868.
PAUL E. THEARD Judge
In testimony whereof l hereunto set INV
hand and affax tho seal of the said court at The
city Of New Orleans, ON this tenth day of july
In The year q our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty.nine. 80,
mill 36epS F. WALL, Dep
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COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EVENING, Marc

FRIDAY EVENING, March 10. 1871.
CorToN-The sales to-day embraced 600
bales. at falling off Of Il a lac on all kinds
below middling. We reduce our quota
tons accordingly. and also give the Ex
change figures which are for evcn-running
of its types, while ours are for average lists
with the outside rate for strict
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-11
Weekly Coffee Statement.

Messrs. Lonsdale, Marks e. Co., coffee
brokers, report the following following
transactions Of the week:
Bags.
is7o. 1912
Imports from July to date ..............l $50 10
stock in first hands Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Arrivals this week
February 10, bark Helen to Napier Co... 5000
Stock this day in first hands
Chaffraix L Agar Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
Market-We quote carsoes-
Prime. gold duty paid .................. Is 0l5l.
Good, gold duty paid. Observation-Disclosures. l4A ais
Fair gold duty paid Observation-Disclosures. IAN 0l4k
Market quiet. Dealers hold
about $1,000 bags.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
Leaves on TUESDAY, March IA, at SP. NJ.
AHEMv~ h For st. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
IL phs. vicksburs and way land
ings-The side.Wheel steamer
POST BOY.
L. T. BELT. Master; CHARLES W. POMERoY, Clerk;
Will leave above
For freight or passage apply to
GEORGE D. HITE, Agent,
No..11 TchOupitOulas street.
JOHN JANNEY,
Corner Common and Delta streets.
mill LORD MCPEAKE, No. 20 Graver street.
Merchanfs' Southern Packet Company.
Connecting with Illinois Central and Nashville and
Northwestern railroads.
Leaves on SATURDAY. March II. at S P. NJ.
6sSe-~ b. For st. Louis. Cairo. Meme
&k sy ttas5S phis. vicksburs and the Bends
HThe first class passenger steamer
JAMES HOWARD,
B. R. PRGRAM, Master.
Through bills of lading to all landings on White,
Ark ansas and Cumberland rivers
STEVENSON vERLANDER.
General Agents,
milo No. l3S Grayer street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE LEADING CHURCH MUSIC
BOOK OF THE SEASON

BY L. o. Emerson.
The best sacred music book ever written by the
author Entirely new. Choirs and congregations
deli GIFTED with 1t.
PRICE. ST 50; Sl3 50 PER DOZEN
Sample copies sent post paid on receipt OF
price.
CHARLES II DITSON CO.. New York
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IMPORTS.

RIO DE JANEIRO-Bark Heien-s0cO bags coffee
and sundries
LIvERPOOL-Ship Fehc.a-3ot' sAs salt ana
sundres
MOBlLE-Steamer Mary-lp bales cotton 20 bdls
paper bbls molasses half bbls molasses ~ bbs
whisky u firkas butter 50 coils rope ) bales mdse
and suHdrieS
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OHIO RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY, March II, at P. NJ.
esana~ h For Louisville. Cairo,
IL S Memphis, V:cksburg Eatchez,
Baton Rouge, and all intermedi.
lEIate pOints-The new and splendid
passenger steamer
Susie SILVER,
T. w SHIELDS Master GREEN SHIELDS, Clerk.
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
THOMAS KEEFFE,
NH: No. IS POydras street.
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BELOW COMING UP.

Ship Sarawak Richardson from Liverpool Jan ~,
to master
Norwegian ship Elpis, Evanson, DAYS from ha'
vana, in ballast, to W r Buddendorn-
Meeker, Knox leo
Bark Helen. Norrie, from Rio de Janeiro Jan J. to
Napier &cO-
Bark SYLVIA W Swasey, Swasey days from Ha-
vana in ballast to Ocean, Zerega 'Ac~-
Brig & l. Kennedy Duncan, days from Havana, to
Chatfraix Agar
Schooner James VDonohue. Smith, days from
Havana to Chn;fraix Agar
Schooner Matte W Atwood, Newcsnb, II days
from Boston to G Ice Company
Schooner WIN Fisher from Ruatan Island to De
GregOriO
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Steamship George Washington
1893 bales 25 SKIS cotton seed l32 bbs OIL 233
bbls oasses SAB bdls hides IS bales hides ~ cases
tobacco 50 firkins butter -
NEW YORK Steamship Crescent City-l2O7
bales cotton IS bbls oil 40 bags cotton seed llOS
bdla hides 1880 bs,es hides 2O ties beef 70 bbls beef
Is hhds tallow 8 ties talOw ) bdls skins
INDIANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W
G Hewes-llOO bills -four NO kegs lard 800 ska corn
100 sks coffee 9Oobbls potatoes Ito bbs rice 90 casks
bacon 70 hhds sugar 70 ties hams 400 SKIS oats 600
cases ndse and sundres
LIVERPOOL Ship Advance-4826 bales cotton
NEW YORK.Steamship victOr-l331 bales cotton
$50 SKIS seed cotton 663 bbs mOasses Is hhds eugar
10 bbls whisky 522 bdls hides 80 bdls hides 80 bbls
beef aud sundries
NDIANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thos
KesOOO bbls -four $50 bbls potatoes 70 bbls whisky
50 bbls pork SKIS 200 SKIS oats $50 bags cOffee
50 hhds sugar cks bacon 600 bales hay 80 pkSs
sundries n.
GRAND CAYMAN-SchoOner Lizzie Webster-4OO
bbs -four 3 bbls pork ties lard and sundries
LIvERPOOL-British bark TIppOO Sa!b-35o
bales cotton 6l25 pes slaves
CTNCINNATI-Steamer Charles Bodmadn-l4s5
sacks coffee
observation-disclosures NJ Gray-ll98 bales cotton
$500 pcs slaves .o
vERs CRCZ-SchOOner veloz veraCruzana-96
bales cotton 3Ol half bales cotton and sundnes
Observation-Disclosures Charlotte-Asstd mdse
LIvERPOOL-Bark Parana-ll3j bales cotton
1900 pcs slaves
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fire Queen-225s bales
cotton 5 lS4 ,2a5 in specie
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STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON AND ND1AN0LA.

GALvB01ON AND LSD1ANO1As
- The fast sailing iron stea.-
THOMAS KELSO
il now receiving freight at her wharf, foot Of Cal
hope street, for the above ports, ana VII san ON
FRIDAY, March TO- at p. n.
Freight and passage at very low rates.
Steamer Kelso leaves regularly every ten days.
Cabin passage. so beck passage. 80. IS
Goods insured on our open policy at lowest rssea
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM H. FIELD. Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
mh8 st story building.
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LOWER COAST.

Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twice
Week.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at l2M.
For tho Forts, Buf0ss
as4J al Point ALA Hache and all plants-
q Dtion lsndings-The new steamer
HAMMOCK CITY,
lin place Of the Bradish Johnson
Jkpp. PosEY. Master o. CANTON, Jr.. Clerk
Win leave "a abOye returning every Monday
and Thursday. J. N. PETERSON.
! ia2l l64 0ravieT street.
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WEST.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
BLUE LINE, VIA CAIRO,
Rca~S~ h Will Take Freight from
New Orleans ON first class steam-s

LEAVING DAILY, AT FIVE p. M, FOR
Cairo, Chicago, and All Points North,
West and East, Mt the Lowest Rates.
All rates and all through bills of lading from New
Orleans by above route given. signed and recog-
nized only at the General Office Of the Company,
No. Is C8rondelet street.
Shippers by this route all drayase and trans
fer charges at Cairo and their goods are always
under cover, and no charges are made TOR f0rwdar'
ing. JAMES 1: ICVHhn,
jal4 General agent.
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
New Orleans and shreveport Weekly
Express Packet.
Leaves SATURDAY, March H. at ?. n: .,
AeSse9s~ a For Shreveport, Grand
IL S Bayou, Grand EcOre. Alexandria,
NOrman's and Barbin's Landings
: The new elegant and fast passen-
ger steamer
BELLE OF ALTON,
JOHN A. BRUNEK, Master G. c. HAMILTON, Clerk;
Will leave positively as above, putting passsnsers
through to Jefferson in three days and halt. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
n. o. DONOHCE, ITO Gravier street,
f-25 J. E. CARLIN. 4 TchOupitoulas street.
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FOR NEW Y RK.
MERCHANTS sTEAMsHIr LINZ
Comprising the drstclaes eteamshipc
CRESCENT CITY ........ Captain George L Ncftoo.
SaKRHA ~ v1xH1 c:nepin " ssmnsoo
UNITED STATES. :CaPtaln = .
WESTERN METROPOLIS. :. =. Captain H 3 Quick.
EMILY B. SOuDER..... Captain Miner B. CfoveaL
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
For New York Direct.
k>s> The steamship
7 CRESCENT CITY,
GEORGE L. NORTON, Commanded.
SATURDAY. March II. at SAN.
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of Jefferson street, On
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
C0O1n f0eo280 esssesssss..''..~O
Steerage Passage. ................
Bills of Lading signed through to Liverpool, 0las
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets for
6rst-class and steerage passengers for Liverpool
and the Continent, connecting with GuiOn's Line ct
steamers calling from New York every Wednesday
For freight OF passage eHRly Z r Irpw,eszx
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS viii fol-
low leaving on SATURDAY. March Is, 1t 8AA
Oc3b
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BAYOU MACON.

Tensas md Bayou Macon Packet.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at p. NJ
RHM~~ a For Delhi, Mouth Of Joe's
Bayou Warsaw, Crocketts, Egypt
= Landing Osbornes. Chambers.
3Gabeau's Landing. Black and Lit
tie rivers. and intermediate landings-The hrst.
class and feet passenger packet
LIZZIE HOPKINS,
r. G. RAWLINGS, Master; p. A. WORK. Clerk:
Will leave as above. For freight or passage apply
on board or to W. NJ. SURLS,
No. 4 Common street.
Freight and passengers taken for all coast land
ings. mh'
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THE RUTH TRAGEDY.

New developments In this case may
soon be expected, and the public feel
ing and interest will IeoeiVe 3 new
stimulns, We are able 10 state TO our
readers that we have obtained knowl-
edge Of the fact that DR.. Medlieott will
be put upon trial for the murder of his
wife slso. The public authorities haYe
not been idle, but the most yigilant in
vestigstions have been made with the
view Of ascertaiaing whether the sus-
picions resting upoR him with reference
to the murder Of his wife are anything
more than epspicions- The develop
mehss have been such that he will be
put upon trial for her murder. For
some tine past FpmoFs AsFe been float
ing aboRt to the effect that Mrs. Medli-
COTS grave has been opened, her stom-
ech taken out and subjected to chemi-
cal analysis. These FumoPs are not
baseless, and we have entirely satisfac-
tory information OF their substantial
truth. The stomach has been analysed
ala paisoRs SIMILAR TO those found in
Rpth's stomach hAVe hsep discovered.
We expect that . positive denial of
these facts will be made, and vigorous
efforts put forth to suppress them for q
time, but we have no doubt of their
truth, although not at liberty to reveal
the mesRs BY which they came to our
knowledge. Time will demonstrate
the accuracy Of our statements.
One Of the doctors sisters and q
brother-in-lsW-a gentleman who mar
ried another Of his siSters-are now oc-
cuPying his Pn0ms in this city, inten-
ding to REMAIN until after the trial. II
IL untrue n WaG reDorted that broth
er of Mrs. AediicOtt has been here.
None of her relatives have been here at
ali.-Ldacrence Standard.