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Miss LYDIA THOMPSON,
Miss ADA HARL.AND, Aiss
ALICE HARhlSOS, Miss
NELLIE HENDERSON, IL Miss
ATH eRfON, MISS AkNUTf,
Mr. HAIRY BECKETT, Mr..
WILLIE EDWIN, MIR. 4. w.
hbENE and others.
MIR. JOHNNY THOMPSON,
Mr. LOUIS MESfAYER, Mr..
CHARLES, Mir. STEW Akr,
MIR. MANLi and Miss The
kESA MOOD.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
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LEB6kE And 0KNAEEK. ....... MR. JAH. r HAYES
40 commence ut p. M.
Mr. q. Z. Fox, Mr. 0hO
BsANE, Mr.. K. HONEY
WO0D, Miss FANNY
BEAkE, Mr.. II. II. PRATT,
Miss 4. ROGERS Mira.
ANNIE YEAMANS Mr..
WEE WILLIE WINKIK. j. L. DEBONAY, Mr. r. At
kINS, Miss Lulu PRIOR,
Misses FLORA LEI, FEN
TON, JOHNSON, TUPACK,
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NAYLOK.
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In addition TO the usual SALE Of TICKETS st the
VARIOUS THEATRES, SPECIAL TICKETS, PRICE ONE
DOLLAR, ADMIT fINd TO ANY ONE PLACE OF AMUSE-
MEET TIT RSDAY AFTERNOON at option OF the
buycrl for sale At all the THEATRES. HOTELS.
MUSIC STORES &C.
HOLLAND TESTIMONIAL.
Donations for the Holland Tc smonia Fund will be re-
by MIR. j. H. MAGONtGLE Booths theatre, and Mr..
THEODORE MOSS, Walack's theatre.
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CUBA.

H1nnenaaeus Burned By Insargesss-Freu
Forto RSco-The Island Of Caba Tran
aull.
HAVANA, March 1.-THE Diari0 says moth.
ink has happened at Santo Espiritu which
morito the rejoicing of the enemies Of Spain.
The Insurgents burnt two plantations,
Killed nix Overseers and carried of sixty
lahOreD 1f0m one plantation. They also
lrcd lkem an ambush upon the troops which
LETT ths city to protect the plantations.
We understand that 5000 soldiers are
GQdtating in the jurisdiction of Santa Es-
psritu, but the country is the most noun
famous and difficult in the island and dou-
ble the number of troops would be INSULT
cient 70 prevent crimes like the abOvemen-
toned The insurgents can commit them
With impunity because it 10 impossible for
Our troops to be everywhere. Neverthe-
less it is lamentable that such disorders
ahOuld occur such q short distance from the
It's generally said that this jurisdiction
= ono which gives the most work probably
q. But sufficient means exist to change
matters. Several posts are already estab-
ished, and four columns are constantly on
tie move about the territory. One is con-
seructing fort, and driving the roughs
from the Bana mountains. This column
has not met q single enemy, but has
destroyed abandoned encampments.
HAVANA, April 5.-Advices of the
thirtieth ultimo, from Porto Rico, represent
tie Island as tranquil. The conservative
party is making strenuous efforts to
carry the coming election, but their sue
oess is very doubtful. Their candidates
are Estaban, Modal and Carlos Fajardo.
General SAM, formerly captain-g general
Of Porto Rico, is expected to return and
take command again Of the colony.
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NIT Tn~~veueA = ten S'o3oek Let ~;
R RISn =. n "a z.1f.s Z. 5sk.sokn r. 8
4 2. n. Up: Coatinehta1 ~ ten oS1sok
lat pieht{ bee nd baTSes y 10 A. n;
Edinburx e 4. II.
River stationary. weather warm and
ToumyIrIE, April Site river il sta
tiopary, with six feet in the chute and
eieht feet in the canal. Weather clear aud
very warm. Meecury 75o. Business to-day
vas moro lively. Arrived: Shannon,
Comet and barges.
PIrraBuRc, April 5.-Departed: Katie
Robinson, for St. ,Louis; Anna, for Cincin-
natl. Arrived: Shannon and Virginia, from
New Orleans; Anna, Comet and barges for
St. Louis; Kate Robinson, for Cincinnati.
Leaves tomorrow: Robert Mitchell, fOr
New Orleans. Tho Clipper arrived and
departed.
SOUTHWEST Pass, April S, p. M
Barometer $780, Weather calm.
Arrived: Steamship Harlan at $40 r. NJ,
Lewis, master, from fndianola and Calves
ton, to C. A. Whitney A. Co.; ship Tecum-
sch, Webb, master, twenty-three days from
Savannah in ballast, to master.
No departures.
CIHCINNArI. April 5.-The tor of the
Ajax. for New Orleans, was put through
the canal to-day.
Captain b. A. Ogleeby, late conmander
of the John Kilgour, died to-day; his home
ia ut Oldham county. The flags of the
boats in port will be at half-mast tomorrow
in respect to his memory.
EVANSVILLE, April 5.-Weather cloudy
and warm with light rain. River falling.
Port list: West Wind for Wabash river,
Minneola, from Memphis to Cincinnati;
Glencoe. from New Orleans to Louisville;
Pink Marble. Passed up: Dexter and c.
H. Wilson. Passed down: Matte Ragau
from Nashville, Indiana from Louisville to
New Orleans, G. Thomas to Clarksville
Idelwild to Cairo and Ida Halman to Wa
bash. Business fair.
MEMPHIS, April 5.-Weather clear; mer
curry 78o. River fell seven inches in the
past twenty.four hours. Passed mp: CITY
of Cairo, Great Republic and Atlantic an(
barges. Passed down: P. w. Strader ant
KilgOur.
PirrsBuRc, April s.-The Monongahel,
has seven feet eleven inches and is nov
stationary. The rise is chiefly from the AL
leghany, which has forty three inches and il
now stationary 1t Oil City. Departed
Arlington and steamship Morrill,. Their,
will be nearly two million bushels Of coal
in barges, shipped by this rise.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-River twenty-five
feet, and rising, with eighty-one feet bridg,
space. Arrived: Comet, from PittsOurg
Departed: Grand Lake, for Pittsburg; San
j. Hale, for Memphis; Lady Lee, tor st
Louis; z. C. Gray, for Arkansas river. and
Charles b. Church, for New Orleans
Weather clear and pleasant; mercury 5C0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06
MEXICO.

0rouodDe0s ChaF0es-An Election Trick
Extra Session Of Congress Closed
Re-electiea Of Juarez Conceded-Rsm.
ere - be Sent to Washingt0n-Excite.
uent Of Presidential Canvass-Assas.
aonati0ns In acknowledgements
CanaEPractical Route and Rejoicing.
CRY OF MEXICO, March 80, via Havana,
April 5-The chSrges made by the press
opposed to Juarez, that the United States
Minister and Secretary of Legation were
interfering in the elections. proved ground
less, and mere election trick Of the Ler-
distas.
The extra session of Congress closes to-
morrow. The fusiOnists have accomplished
nothing, and the reelection of Juarez is
conceded.
senior Romero will leave the ministry in
consequence of his unp0pularity, but as he
has proved faithful adherent of Juarez,
he will be sent again as Minister to Wash
ngton, and more readily as it is admitted
e1 Ill hands that he is the best man for the
place.
The presidential canvass il attended with
daily increasing excitement and Outrages
1Fe committed by both political parties. In
some of the provinces citizens are threat
ened with imprisonment and violence If they
do not vote with the party that happens to
b dominant.
The capital however, is unusually quiet
under the circumstances. s.-,s sz-ss.s.
Several assassinatiOns are reported in
Gaudalajara, all of which were committed
in one day. The cause has been unascer-
tanned. 80 s..ss
The discovery Of q practical route for the
Tohuantepeo canal occasions much rejoic-
Z
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MonetafY rcial.
MONETARY.

14ONE 1ARxs
OFFICE Or fai bAnx lErupLas4E.l
WaDxsspAS RvnHlne. April asaa.
The money market continues to work
easy. and with . continued limited demand
for discount, We have nothing to justify any
60l0 per cent per annum for Al notes
secured by unquestienable collateralA 100
II for short and l2 for long Al business
paper without c0llaterals, and IL for good
do; and 90l0 for Al mortgage paper and
IL 012 for second grade.
Gold opened 1T Hon Dl1Oss (against llOas
ct New York;, and closed after moderate
business ct lloas slloH lagainst ilolsl;
1000 at HOS, and $lO,OOO at ITO GIG. :,
A small sum in American silver half dol
lars was reported ut l08l4. We still quote
1O7h 01081. for American half dollars, and
gu a2A p cent premium in gold for Mexr
can dollars.
Foreign exchange was q shade weaker
under the decline in gold to llOls, though,
ON the whole, rites were not qnotaply
about ESQ. 900, Of which $1,000 bill Of lading
at 1905; $4,000 at 1904; fl5,O0O clear Of
1904 q 1904; El2OO AL bill of lading and
| $4,000 and f45OO AL clear at 1908; f60VU
AL bill of lading and clear and Ell, 600 AL
bill Of lading at 1908 0l2l; Ell ,OOO AL clear
at l2l q l2lh, and E500O bank at 1929,
gold. Sterling may now be quoted at l2o1s
| 0l2l for good to AL bill of ladlng ana
clear, and l2l " for bank.
Domestic exchange ruled q shade stitfcr.
Bauks drew sight drafts on New York at y
| y cent premium, one Of them asking e,
and the sales included $7OOO, $4,000, 81, Ooo
and t25. 900 commercial sight ON New York,
and 4l5, 1000 private bankers at BIG y cent
| nremium: $4,000 and $4,000 private
6ankers' at 7-32; $4,000 and $4,000 at y.
and 5000 thirty days sight on Boston at y
discount. Some of the banks drew gold
checks ON New York, in sums to suit. ut "
p cent premium.
The principal transactions in stocks TO-
day were in Crescent City Slaughterheuse,
some 900 shares of which were sold and re
sold, mostly at . decline Of u S02 y
share. The business included Mississippi
and Mexican Gulf Ship Canal at 1886; lou
Louisiana State Lottery at $50; 100 South
eastern Railroad at 81 Is (said to be a very
low ratel: 400 and 1870 Crescent City
Slaughterbouse at $50; 1000 do at $50 Is,
and loo do (early) at $34 Late last night
| $50 Slaughtorhouse sold at $33, and 10
Mississippi and Mexican Gnlf Ship Canal
| at $40. The latterawas quoted at $5OO q
325 at the close.
Nothing reported in bonds.
State warrants continued wholly unset
tied. Some authorities quoted 520S for
| new, but these figures may be regarded "a
aitogether nominal. Dealers bought Metro
| pOlitan Police, new, at 81 097ls, and asked
SO 1914.
| There appears to be NO movement what
ever for city treasury notes. There is very
little offering, and rates are entirely
| nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

New YORK, April S, Evening.-Cotton
quiet; sales 1000 bales; middling uplands
I5lsc. Southern -four quiet; common to fair
extra IS 9O07 SO. Whisky 81 @9lAc.
Wheat lc lower. Corn 02c lower; mixed
Western 82082lsc. Pork SO &02O IS.
firmer.
Leather quiet. Hemlock sale, Buenos
Ayres, Rio Grande and light middle heavy
weights 261s a 29l4c. Wool firm and quiet
at 48 q SEC; domestic fleece 48951c. Coffee
dull Sugar quiet: fair to good refinery SO
1Oc. MOlasses in fair request. Rice steady
at808ssc.
CINCINNATI, April 5.--Cotton firm and in
fair demand; middling A0l4A Flour
firm; family S. $500 50: Wheat steady
and in moderate demand at 81 80I 49,
at 81 6501 OS. Oats, mixed, 52055c. Bar
lev higher at IS 1850. Mess pork dull and
nominal at $40. Lard in fair demand at
liz 0llSc. Bulk meats dull and dr0Op-
ing; shoulders &c; clear rib sides 8asc; clear
sides 9lac. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Whisky SIC.
ST.. LOUIS, April 5.-Flour more quiet;
superine winter s. 50; extras S. 20. Wheat:
spring stiff; soft Iowa 81 350l 81; fall firm;
No. 8 81 421s; No: 2 red fall 81 SOL s..
Corn firmer; mixed in bulk 49ls q sic,
yellow So a Sc; mixed in sacks SIC. Oats
quiet; mixed in bulk ACC; sacked 54055c.
Barley 81 1901 IL. Rye firm at CSC q 81.
Whisky 6Ac. Mess pork closed easier at
$l9 7502O. Bulk meats easy; clear ribs
9Ac; clear sides, loose, 9lsc. Bacon closed
easier; clear rib 10A 0lOlac; clear sides
1Oa.c. Lard l1lAc. Hogs steady. Cattle
firm at 50 2505 for common to good; IS 50
for prime to extra.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 5, Evening closed
at 927s. Bonds 92ss.
LIVERPOOL, April S, Evening.-Cotton
closed dull; middling uplands 7as 07l.d !;
Orleans 7as 07a4d. Sales to-day $4,000
bales, of which 5000 we're for speculation
and export.
LIvERPooL, April 5, 6P. Macon has
declined to 48s for short ribbed middles.
HAVANA, April Sugar: No. IL firm at
1Oss q 1Ola reals. Exchange ON London I'm
0l8; ON United States, gold, sixty days, 4ai
premium; short sight GA premium.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

49, s.sd s. - aEtillsr!ats from the
!sss.i!lsa army, = proae1scsa i9.l cy SsaSda'
4 s4lt enl eject r. the German eomDazc-
a 1iruetoh from Versailles says the gov
zwnment = disposed to show tho greatest
kin3ncoc md humanity to the insurgents.
n dinuhtch fkom Paris states that the re-
dcuht ma bridge Of Neuilly b still held BY
- communists.
/ u 1dsnf Velerian IL silent to-day, but should
- insurgents remain in their present etta-
800 and show no signs Of submission. ~ u
- ths forts win open on the communists
- advantage still continues with the
~sresument trc0ps 1t Meudon. Fort d'Isey
= hold by the insurgents with great To-
aacity.
The national troops are massed in large
1nnbers between Ciairmont and Issy.
There has been numbers of skirmishee.
ut mo general engagements. A battle Is
"A dispatch from Paris says fighting con.
tinued until six o'clock ON the evening OF
t. fourth. It is said the nationals have
1brtihod Houlins and st. Pierre.
General Lullier is reported to have
escaped from the custody of the central
eemmittee,
The Paris boulevards are crowded with
poeple, and present an animated appear
snoe. Cafes are open and omnibuses are
running, though all the shops are closed
Tho excitement 10 intense, but the city is
quiet. All foreigners have hoisted the
1aGs Of their respective countries. ;,
a dispatch from Marseilles, dated tine
Alth instant, says the insurgents in that
city aro mainly Garibaldians, and nearly all
e fhAm have been arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

-Cnnnises Rally their Forces In PaFts-
Donoerafe COnllce Prooable-Arreot
anA Danger Of Kxecutien-Flight ~
rklnce Jeinville.
Especial to the New York World.]
VERSAILLES, April misunderstanding
tAeir defeat, the communists have rallied
N their forces in Paris, and desperate
eea1lict viii take place before the govern
0ent troops enter the capital.
The commune has ordered all citizens
Sstween seventeen and thirty five years Of
80 to enter the ranks, and this decree is
eafofced with great vigOr. -.
.Assy, Blanqai and Gambon, having in
1urred the suspicion Of their colleagues,
haze been arrested and are in danger Of
execution.
Prince Joinville has fed to London,
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Opv1c8 OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
niat~snk - Z

Opp1cH OF UNITED STATES MARsRAr.
9n District of Louisiana, )
Now Orleans, March l6, 1871.
VyHIS us TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THk
i fourteenth day Of March, A. D. 1871, . war
rant In bankruptcy vas issued against the estate
Of Henry Octave Oolomb. Of 49,. in the perish
adjudged bankrupt ON his owH petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt, to him a
for his rse and the transer Of any properly 81 him
are 1orbtdden by law; that . meeeing 81 tho
creditors q said bankrupt, 70 prove their debts
win . Asll 6 : Cent q 1enAlG peoy. = &
ho!aoa = New QrleaDA N IL O. honSo
tws!lER - Z Ami. 4 3 "a. q 80 go
akls - usiSs6 49, Sssshea
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yesterdays Evening Dispatched

New YORK, April S, Noon.-The steam
ship Ashland, from Fernandina, lowed in
the ship Hudson. hence for New Orleans,
which, April I, in q gale. was thrown on her
beam end. To save the vessel, her main
and mizzenmasts were cut away, and lost
with all sail.
PARIS, April 4, Evening.-It is rumored
that the nationals have sustained decisive
defeat. Forty thousand marched before
Issy and Clamart. The ramparts are
strongly guarded Fort Valerien is silent.
The artillery duel between Issy and Yer
sailles still continues.
MADRID, April 5.-Olozaga was elected
provisional president of the Cortes.
LONDON, April 5.-A Times special from
Versailles states that l5,O 900 insurgents have
been made prisoners.
Paris is in CONSERVATION, and the people
of Versailles are greatly irritated against
the insurgents.
A correspondent of the Telegraph says the
first Prussian army corps has been ordered
to hold itself in readiness to march to Paris,
where reign of terror continues.
A special to the Daily Nems says: The
nationals attacked the government troops
near Meudon, on Tuesday, and suffered q
complete rOut.
Garibaldi declines the command of the
insurgents.
1t Is rumored that 10000 nationals have
entered Versailles, but the report is con-
sidered Of doubtful authority.
The effective strength of the communists
is estimated at 10000 men and 200 guns.
VERSAILLES, April 5.-M. Picard has is
sued the following circular to projects:
''The insurgents have received . decided
check Our troops have captured redoubt
at Chatllon with 1000 prisoners.
Flourens and Duvaf are dead and Henry
is prisoner.
Twenty-Five of the communists have re-
signed, and NJ. As;y has been imprisoned by
his own followers.
The government is happy to inform you
Of this condition of affairs, which it has con-
fidently expected"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06
MADRID.

Donea Crux Presideue Of the Certes-NnA-
bexS II the Oppssisien.
MADRID, April 5.-Marquis Of Santa Cruz
has been elected President of the COrtes.
Epocs says tho opposition in the COrtes
aunbers one hundred and forty members:
1he eos,o journal intimates that ministerial
changes Win probably occur at an early day.
1senpo Gays Nocedate intends to bring
faeward motion for the impeachment Of
neubors Of the cabinet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

0oasA 81 Father Taylsr in Bestsn-Heavy
Rains n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shoot
Ing ae Leutsville - lotinguished Ar
rivals II Cincinnasi-AfmU Of Tennessee
Ue1uaen.
Bosror, April 5.-Father Taylor, Of the
Reamene' bethel, died to-day.
SAN FRANcIscO, April 5.-The heaviest
rain of the season commenced this, morn
ing and continues; it will be worth millions
70 the State. ofss2- I1e
LounvILLE, April 5-Fred Hasser acct
Aeatly shot Henry Resch with rifle this
evening, inf1icting wound from which
Resch died in two hours. The accident
occurred in Andrew Schach's beer saloonI
CuicauHATz, April General Sherman,
AlmiSl Porter, General Noble and others
seaehod bere to-nighk 70 be present to
.1su4pVtGt tho fsuniOn Of tho Society Of the
49, u ~ Tenaeusess sixNss -..-.s....s =
n1ys6 lnnsnlosaee.
Vicxnsuno, 49, Passed down !;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
VIRGINIA ANTOINETTE VAN DYKE VS.. JOSEPH
Amedee Oucatel Her Husband-No $685.

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON TIM SIXTH
i day Of March. ls7l, Judgment w.s rendered IN
this court in the following entitled anit in the
words and hgcrsa following, to wit:
Virgins Antoinette Van Dyeks Va joseph Anna.
dee Ducatel, Her Husband-No. s53S.
{ On motion Of A. p. J. Robert, attorneys for the
plaintiff In this cause, upon producing to tho
court due proof in support Of her demand, BY reS.
SON Of tho law and evidence being With pls3ntiff
it il adiudged and decreed that the judsment 6y
default herein entered ON the twenfy.Hfth Fe6.
ruary last be now confirmed that lhere - tnSs.
ment herein I'M n n.or q pi.intif, virginia An An
dee Ducate her husband, decreeinr separeti"s
of property between the said partieS. ma n disso
luton Of the community Of acquets and esins a.
listing between them, and that the ffuifs Of ksp
Pe!sonal iaeof - industry be henceforth her own
tho costo a. thin suit.
Judgment dgnea March TO- le7l.
Ssasnes) :. WHARTON COLLRNs, Judge.
hand aaa an1el fhs - Z - - seurt, 6 T.
0V - 19W 0x1o1nA - ~ nm 1nV of
AoIeea = - yeassf - Ia4 - ehs11eaa 6GAs
g =. 80 e.ysl1gea4 - - glsye - ~
~ = ny9 ~. Duooo4 osDaty Ossk
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ST. THOMAS.

CabFal's Army Defeated BY Baez-Anxiety
- Sec Annexation Question Settled.
The United States flagship Congress ar
rived here, and brings the following news:
CabFars army has been defeated by Baez
near Aqua.
It IL reported that Luperon's army is
making some progress in the northern
provinces.
The country is anxious to see the annexa-
ton question settled.
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COMMERCIAL
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. April S.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. April S. 1871.
COrTON-The sales to-day summed up
600 bales at firm prices, requiring no
change in our quotations, which we re-
peat, and annex also the Exchange figures,
which are for even running of its types,
while ours are for average lists. with the
outside rates for strict:
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATE OF A. b. FARR, lNDIVID.
+ Wynne Farr.
OSncs UNITED Stairs MARSHAL,
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, March 4, 1871.
VIVHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THR
second day Of March. A. D. 1871. warrant in
e99kruptcy waa Issued against the eetate Of
ALFRED B. RARR, individually, snd ~ .
member OF the firm Of Charles E wynne l.
fafr, q new Orleans. In the parish Of Orleans
judged bankrupt ON his own petition; that the
Psymsns 81 any debts and delivery Of any property
use and the tranafer Of any property By him, arc
forbidden BY law; that meeting Of the creitors Of
saia bankrupt, to prove their debts and 70 choose
8 Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at New
Orleans, in the Customhouse building. BE-
Of April, A. D. 1871, 1t nine O'clock A. u.
8. b. PACKARD
United States Marshai, District Of Louisiana
Mn 20
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David Miller, Rogers, for Charleston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Havana, Pennington, from Havana via
Florida ports, to G ROberts-lst district IL
Steamship C Harris, Farwell, from Brazos Sant.
ago via Indian0la and Galveston. to Charles
Whitney &co-lst district 10
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from IndianOla via Gal
weston. to C Whitney &cO-lst district 8
Russian ship Dogmar. Kolstran, 8 days from Havana
in ballast to w Buddendorf-th district ~
Spanish bark Jarnco Cabamo. 8 days from Hava-
ma, in ballast, to Puig BrOs-Point
Russian bark StorfuIst, Constantine, days from
Havana in ballast, to w Buddendorf-POint
Three luggers from Lafourche, to masters-2d dis
TOWBOATS.
Gladiator Caldwell, from the Passes-Went
down fght-BrOught up barks JaruscO and
StOrfurst
Abita Palmer from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, lst instant, bark G & Mcneil and
brigs DOOre, and COrnelia and Gertrude
Brought up ship D0amar
STEAMBOAT,
Henry Tete. Dalferes, from Lafourche.
Henry Ames, Jacobs, from St L0uis
w Pike, Brown, from Hermitage.
Belfast, Sedan, from Evansville.
Katie, White, from Argyle
Frank Parg0ud, TObin, from Vieksburg.
Agnes, Rolf from Barataria
Beaufort. Jeanffeau, from Lower Coast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

A0eofEia paper aaeerts that the low price
AZ cotton and the scarcity Of money hayo
given avendse1hl inpulse - Is neWspaper
busineep Il that etstl. ~
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICR OF THE REPUBLICAN,, |
Thu, sday, April 6, 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship St Mary, Hawthorne. for Galveston an
IndianOla
British ship CorOnet. Kelley, for Liverpool
British ship Felicia Murray, for Liverpool
Bark Lizzie H Jackson, Warwick. for Antwerp
Norwegian brig Amelie, Hagemann, for Genoa
Schooner Track Lucas, Hulse, for Bay Islands
Schooner Jessie l. SOmers, Wilson, for BrazOe SaI
tiagO
Schooner David Miller, Rogers, for Charleston
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06

The Atlanta Neu Eru, in m editorial ON.
'sThe Dignity of Stupidity" expresses the
conviction that lit il : yerv respectable
thing to be stupid. Cheekxocs good way
With some people, but when tAs question g
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luxurieat eAieesseene6 q al 4envecaa-
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