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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-08
M0netary--C0mmercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Trv.nAx EvvSfNa March Z lHil

OFFICE OF THE DAILY RHPUBLTAN,
TUESDAY EVENING. March I. 1871. )
We have NO change to make in our report
Of the money market. On the street AL
and first class notes. secured by unGues-
tionable collaterals are quoted at 81 10 per
cent per annum. A! business paper without
collaterals at 10 a ii. good do at II, and AL
mortgage paper at Va 10. and second grade
at IL dl..
Gold opened at ll0;. alll against III
at New York; and closed at Ills q lll4
against lllL) The sales included $1,000
$500 and 5000 at ll0ai, $4,000, $4,000 and
$4,000 at llO7s, 100000 at 1903 elll, and
$4,000. $1,000, $1,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at
Ill. Nothing was reported in silver.
Foreign exchange varied in agreement
with the course of gold ut New York. the
market opening at about yesterdays figures.
but subsequently advancing and closing at
l., per cent above Yesterdays rates. The
sales included tl34,000. of which. 5000
clear at zoos: f35O0 bill of lading and
$4,000 clear at l2Ol2: f25,O0O seventy-tve
days date drawn on Bordeaux. payable in
London at 1908: el7 900 bill of lading and
clear at 1901. 1905: $4,000 and fl5,O00 at
1901. a lsOa.: $4,000, 10000 and EGO, 900 clear
at 120a.: e22.0O0 bill OF lading and clear at
1908. ZOOS, and $4,000 first class at III.
and tl40V private bankers at l2las. In
francs 1000, 900 AL commercial sold on pri-
vate terms. Sterling may now be quoted at
ioOls 1908 for good to AL bill of lading and
clear. and 1911. for bank.
Domestic exchange ruled lower. The
banks checked OH New York at Is d a T.
cent discount for remittance. at which they
met with only a moderate demand. and the
sales included $4,000 private bankers
sight Oh New York at /. discount: $1,000 at
932; $45. 200, $1,000, s55.oOo and $50. 900 pri-
vate bankers at SIG: $1,000. $4,000.
$4,000 and $50, 900 commercial and Sl5,oOO
and $4,000 private bankers at b. and
100000 thirty days sight on New York at
II Ia.
The only transactions reported in stocks
are 80 shares of Carrollton railroad at -:
300 Land. Loan and Pledge Association at
s. 80; and POO same (resale) at s. 30.
Five thousand dollars State Leyee T.
cent bonds changed hands at S3; and $4,000
new city = cent at -.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in warrants. Dealers
bought new Metropolitan Police at 90, and
asked ~. Quotations for new State are
nominal.
Dealers rates for city treasury notes are
81 = cent discount buying and % selling.
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches

BANGOR, Me, March I'm the municipal
elections yesterday, Portland and Bath
elected Republican mayors; Rockland,
Lewiston and Saco elected Democratic
mayors.
CINCINNATI, March Ga square in the
business part of the town of Portsmouth.
Ohio, was destroyed by fire this morning,
including the Taylor House, clothing
store, music store book store. bank, news
paper office. confectionery, livery stable.
and number of other buildings. Loss
estimated at 5000, 900; insurance $500
LOUISVILLE, March IA difficulty &C.
Cured between John Long and George Har-
mon, in which Long was stabbed IN a
number of places. His wounds are con-
sidered dangerous.
Mail service on the Louisville and Lex
ington railroad has been stopped. Mails
are accommodating here.
PARIS, March g. Noon.-Thc Minister of
the Interior has assumed control of the
police.
NJ Theirs declines to receive the resigna-
tons rendered by Favre and Simon.
LONDON. March THE Daily Ne,cs says
that special convention has been entered
into, under which the German occupation
of Versailles has been extended until the
nineteenth Of March.
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I4a,c; Orleans 15i.c. Flour: Southern quiet
and unchanged; common to fair extra
S. al 70; good to choice 81 1893. Whis
XIV tirmer; 1924 a 93c. Wheat dull: winter
scarce and advancing. Corn closed dull
and heavy; SSa SOC. Pork 81 6h a9
Beef quiet. Lard a shade firmer. Naval
stores quiet and firm. Tallow dull; 81. PC
Freights tritie tirmer.
CINCINNATI, March Cotton panicky-
difficult to give accurate quotations. Mid
dlings nominally lac. Flour firm and in
far demand. Wheat firm 81 3Sal 40
Corr steady, moderate demand. Rye
steady. Oats steady; No. 9 5Oe52c. Bar.
ley firm 95 aSl Oh. Provisions quiet and
very weak; sales 500 barrels of mess pork at
s2l so, but SCI IS generally asked. Moth
ing TRANSFERRED in bulk meats, bacon or
lard prices; nominal, but no pressure to sell.
Hogs dull at S6a7. Cattle scarce and firm
at 50 5Oa6 so. Whisky 81 9e5c.
ST. LOUIS, March Flour firm and IN
fair demand; superfine winter % ~ 90; eN-
ira s. 6Od7. Wheat firm: demand fair;
No. spring 81 IS: No. , red winter 81 81.
Corn steady and in moderate demand;
mixed, in bulk 40 a SIC; mixed, i'll sacks.
Soc; white % a Gle. Oats. No. ,. soc; sacked
81 Soc. Barley unchanged. Rye dull lat
Pork firm at $2l 50 AL IS. Bulk meats:
more doing; loose clear rib sides 10 a l0isc;
hams l2c; rough sides 9a,c Bacon tirmer;
shoulders &c; clear rib ii lac; clear sides
lla.: hams, plain, l6c; canvassed l6Lso.
Lard lal. a l2lsc, Hogs ST l.Ls a. ..
Cattle dull at e. 75e5 IS,
Foreign Markets.
LONDON March 7. acknowledgements 81 l..
Bonds 92ls. TallOw 44s Sd.
LIVERPOOL. March I, Evening. Goods
and fabrics at Manchester dull.
LIVERPOOL, March :, Noon.-Cotton
holders pressing sales; middling uplands
7lsd; Orleans 7asd; sales estimated at
10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March :. Evenins.-Cotton
holders pressing sales; middling uplands
al sd. Orleans u a7asd: sales 5000 bales.
including 1000 for export and speculation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ITNCINNATI-Steamer Charles BOdm;tnn-oo9l
SKIS corn Is bales cotton l59 SKIS cotton SEED Ss pos
four s2l bbls whisky and sundry produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer Pauline Carroli-S4 DaieS OF
cotton 265o bbs flour 439 bbs pork and sundry pro
duce Wv, ,,-,
OJiACHITA RIvER-Steamer La Bele-l259 bales
cotton II SKIS seed cotton and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bannock CIty-205
bbls n,olasses 81 hhds sugar half bbls moasses
and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Big HOrn-73 hhds sugar
G talas cotton 26 bbs moasses and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wild Wagoner-l58 bales of
cotton 90 SKIS cotton seed - SKIS seed cotton 353
SKIS oilcakc and sundri.s
Observation-Disclosures Seima-3l8 bales GOTTEN
279 SKIS cotton seed $50 hhds sugar 81 bbs moasses
and sundries
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belle Lee-4S45 bales cotton
s. SKIS seed cotton 1870 SKIS cotton seed and sndries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CherOkee-5il bales cot
ton SKIS seed cotton a SKIS cotton seed and sun
dries
LAFOCRCHE-Seyen luggers-4I5 bbls potatoes
Dbl moasses Il bales moss Is bols peanuts and
sundries
JEFFERSON PARISH-SehOoner Gabriel Anne
lSl hhds sugar 100 bbls mOlasseS and sundries
ST JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH-SobOOner &C.
ceia-70 hhds sugar as bbls molasses and sundries
I.AFOURCHE-Lugger Gen-63 bbls potatoes aud
sundries
BY THE RAILROADS.
EEEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
KRN RAILROAD March $40 baleA cotton and
NOkdANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
March 7-17e hhds sugar - bbls molasses %
balos cotton is sks seed Gotten and sundries
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ROME.

Aecret ConsistOry Held By tho POpe-Wo-
lives and Acts Of Occupation OF Rome
acknowledgements war Lie
nIenfed.
ROME, March THE Pope has held
seGrct consistory, in which he Delivered Ia an
allegation of considerable length. The
Hsly Father, in his address to the car
dmais, attacks the motives and acts OF the
recent Italian events, particularly the oc-
spupation of Rome, and rejects the guar
s1tees of his spiritual power, proposed by
.he bill which recently passed the ltaiian
carliament He also laments the occur
renee of the Franco-Pyllssian war, and ex-
presses his gratitude for the devotion 10
HIMSELF and the church, of the whole Catho-
BIC world
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fCoNTngUzD FROM FIRST PAGE.

wAsre. At the request of Theirs the Assem-
lily immediately went into committee upon
ssae question, decision upon which Will be
made tomorrow.
The Assembly is IN session. awaiting the
sSpeet of the committee on the removal from
Bordeaux
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EXPORTS.

APAIACHICOLA-Stca Flor ida-lo kegs or
molasses 20 bbls mOIasses 1881 SKIS so PIX OF
meat 20 half bbs molasses u bags coffee 1855 bbls
flour 81 bbls pork al bbis whisky 10 kegs lard cks
bacon bxs bacon hhds sugar Is sks cotton seed
IT'S pkgs mdse
CORPUS CHRISTI-SchOoner Pianet-6O0o0 feet
lumber
ST LOUIS-Steamer Great Republc-426o bars OF
railroad iron
ST LOUIS-Steamer J n Kellogg and barSes-2o28
bar, railroad irou 50 tons pig 80 kegs soda 50
tCs bleac hing powder 50 crates earthenware
ST LOUIS-Steamer Warner and barSes-5oo3
bars railroad iron
CORK-Ship North Star-i369 bales cotton
TABASCO-Schooner V;ncenta-l4O bbls Hour 10
bbls onions 20 bbis potatoes tc hams pkgs butter
10 bbls vinegar 537 pkgs nldse ~ pcs lumber
INTERCOLLEGIATE HOme-222s bales cotton 3o'"
a+a
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LILLE.
Proclamation to National Guards-Thanks
for Faithful Duties.

LILLE, March 7.-Generai Faidherbe
issued proclamation to the twenty-thlrd
cnrDs. composed of National Guards, on
Their disbandment. He thanked them for
sae manner in which they had fulfilled the
hard duties imposed by the government of
national defense, and tells them they now
return to their homes hOnOred by their
companions. They have in themselves the
elements OF a superior army He concluded
Nv denouncing those who shirked their duty
to their country, declaring that public
opinion will punish them with eternal
Infamy.
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COMMERCIAL.
gsDAY EVENING, Mar,

TJYsDAT EVENING, March :, 81.
CorIoN-Thc sales to-day summed up
ZOO bales. at extremely irregular and
generally lower prices. the decline being the
most marked ON the lower grades, winch
gave way lac. and in some cases more. We
reduce our quotations accordingly, and also
give the Exchange figures. which are for
even-running of its types, while ours are
for average lists. with the outside figures
for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-08

Leaves FRIDAY, March 10, at 5 P M
far~ b. For Louisville, Cairo,
~ =4A7saSH Memphis V;cksburg. Natchez,
Baton Rouge, and ali intermedi
u zIEszEate pOints-The new and splendid
passenger steamer
SUSIE SILVER,
l. w. SHIRLDs. Master. GREEN SHIELDS, Clerk
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
THOMAS KEEFFR,
mh1 No. IS Pnydras street
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CAIRO.

1T. Louis and New Orleans Packet c..
paDy.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
<>aHMv~ a For Memphis, Cairo ~,
If the BendsCThe fine pss.s
steamers OF this line will leave i.
GREAT REPUBLIC. 80. DONALDSON, A,st,
Leaves on TUESDAY. March !, at 5 M
CONTINENTAL .MCCLOY, Maa,.,
Leaves ON WEDNESDAY, March 8, at SPIN
PAULINE CARROLL......... .YORE, Maste,
Leaves on THURSDAY, March 9, t5PM
COMMONWEALTH SEDAN, MAST,
Leaves on SATURDAY, March II, at5P.M
Giving through bills Of lading to all points on b.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville ~
Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and Or
Railroads.&c. to st. Louis
points East West and North, by all the varieu,
routes via Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis STATE
rooms secured at General Office, l04 Common
street.
A. WOODS, General Agent
104 Common street
CG. WAYNE, Freight Agent
81 Natchez street
JOHN n. BOFINGER, President
Bills of lading tor all freights over the nlnsi
Central Railroad; signed at the Office OF
JAMES T. TUCKER,
mia rs Carondelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-08

ESTATE OF A. b. FARR. lNDl'n
ually, Snd as member of the firm OF Cn'i"
g. Wynne Farr
Opp1CR UNITED STATES MARSHA
District of Louisiana. 4
New Orleans March l6rLVy
TNIHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON IN.
Il second day Of March. A. d. 1871, d warrant 4
bankruptcy waS issued against the estate
ALFRED B. FARR, individually, and as
member of the irm of Charles r. Nin n.u,
Farr of New Orleans in the parish OF orte 4
and State of Louisiana. who has been =,
Judged . bankrupt on his own petition, tina. *
payment Of any debts and delivery of any ptS 1
belonging to such bankrupt. TO him or ior ~
use and the transfer Of any property by HIM. n
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the credilorss
said bankrupt. to prove their debts and to ea nSs
one more assgnees of his estate. will be heS ~
. Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at r.
Orleans, In tho CustOmhouse building. i,
fore G.. 8. Kellogg. Register, on the sixtA w
Of April. A. D. ISL, at nine O'Clock A: n
s B. PACKARD,
United States Marshal, District Of Louisiana
rnhA { ApS
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REI0W COMING UP.

steamship Victor, Gates, from New York 23th ut
to Geo FOsdck Hco-
SHIN Bell Todhunter. from Liverpool Jan ), 20
Nua,rove s Son
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ESTATE OF MRS. REBECCA WASH
ngton Bankrupt.

ESTATE OF MRS. KEBECCA WASH
ington Bankrupt
OppICE OF UNITED STATES Marsha
District Of Louisiana (
New Orleans March a. l6L'
VUyHIS is TO G1vB NOTICE THAT on THE TWs
l. ty-eighth day of February, A. d. 1871, an Az.
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against the ~
tate Of MIRA RebeccS Washington. of New Orieaa
in the parish Of Orleans and State of Louisi1ns
who has been adjudged a bankrupt on her o ~
petition; that the payment of any de6ts az =.
delivery Of any property belonging 10 such eann a
rupt to her or for her use, and the transiei, y
any property by her are forbidden by law tns MAJ.
meeting of tho creditors Of said banklups I,
to prove their debts and to choose one
more assignee Of her estate. will be heid az "a
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at New oIeGpSt
in the Custcmhouse building, before }. h "
kin, Register, on the sixteenth day OF MAIL"
A. D. 1871 at nine o'clock A. NJ.
mh4l6 United States Marsha
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EXPORTS.

LIvEEPOOI-Bark Relle-5l96 SKIS salt II. dozen
mats
LIvERPOOL-Ship Sedbersh-3925 SKIS salt
INDIANOLA VIA GALV N-Stealnsfhp nos
Keso- bales cotton 23l bb!s beef rs ties "et1 io'
head hogs ,
MOHILE-Steamer Marv-525 bales cotton anu
RIO
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Marine Intelligence.
OFPICB OF tn REPUBLICAN,,
Wednesday, March 8, 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


steamship Florida Baker tor Apaach!coa
Shin North Star, Owen. Tor Cork for orders
British bark Home Valentine, for Liverpool
Nc xican schooner Vi,enta, Ga!indO. for Tahasco
Schooner Planet. Gutierez, for Corpus Christi
Steamer J Kellogg and barges. Townsend, for 81
Louis
Steamer Great Republic. Donaldson for 81 Louis
Steamer Warner and barses. Kendall, for 81 Louis
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Morgan, Lockwood, from IndIanola
VIA Galveston TO c Whitney Gco-lst DIS
trCt 10
schooner Gabriel Anne, Variant. from Jefferson
parish 10 master-2d district 8
Schooner Cecilia Sicard from st John the Baptist
parish to MASTERED district II
Lsrcer Gem - from LafourChe, to master
2i district Is
Seven luggers from Lafourche TO masters-2d dis
trict Ia
Sentinel Foiiett from the Passes-Toved down
and to sea 27th rlt ship Kentuc khan and banks
Kathleen and Majorian-Brousht up oarks 10
,ephne and Be lie
STEAMBOATS,.
Pauline Carroll Yore from ST Louis.
Charles Boimann. Schinkle, from Cincinnati.
La Belle Wood from Camden.
Bannock City, Posey from Lower Coast.
Sig Horn AucOin, from LafOurche
Belle Lee. Hicks from Memphis.
Cherokee Taylor. from Jefferson,
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile.
Wild Wagner Goddin, from NatcheT.
SELMA Pickett from Washington.
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STEAMSHIPS,
GALVESTON. AND IND1AN0LA.
THOMAS kELSO

49, The fast sailing iron steam
~ I'A'r
THOMAS kEl4SO
Is now receiving freight at her wharf, foot OF Cal
Hope street, for tho above ports, anu Will sa'' "n
FRIDAY, March 10, at r. ID.
Freight and passage at very low rates
Steamer Kelso leaves regularly every ten Gays.
Cabin passace . SO Deck passage. 30
Goods insured on our open policy at lowest rates.
For freight or passage apply to $3.50
WILLIAM H. FIELD. Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
mba3 Story building.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

y
ESTATE OF JAMES NOTATION.
OrYIcK UNITED STATES MAssHAt
District Of Louisiana
New Orleans. February IA, loIL1
T1NHIS Is GIVE NOTICE THAT ON IN
Il thirteenth day of February, A. D. 1871, VIZ -.
rant in bankruptcy was issued against ~
estate of James Mediation, OF New OreanA
in the PARISH of Orleans and State OF Les
isiana, who has been adjudged q ban1ur
on his own petition that the payment OF any
to such BANKRUPT. 70 him or for his use, and ~
transfer of any property by him are forbidden . y
law; that meeting Of the creditors OF said osn !,
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose one me-
more assgnees Of his estate will be held at OSI
of Bankruptcy to be holden at New Orleans, IN w.
Customhouse1 building. before c. S. Kellogg, ~
lister. on the thirtieth day Of March, A. D. i'''
at nine o'clock, A. n -,
s. b. PACKARD United States Marsha
fel5 mh3O District of LOuiSlaaA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-08

An early settler of Indiana planted two
trees in front of his cabin, saying to his
wife that they should be the trees of their
lives, In 1884 the one named after the man
fell, and he survived it but little. Re
Gently the weman's tree died, and she lived
bat day or tive lolgor.
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STEAMBOATS,.
vICKSBURG AND BENns

For Greenvnle. s.c ,. and the Bs,a
Nh@r~ h For G:reenville, A..
iuh Sunny Side, Eggs Point RssCy.e
Grand Lake. Leota, Marty
q carolina. Pitchers Point ~:
with, Lake Providence Transatlantic. GocaI.1
Miliken's Bend Duckport, vicksburg, Grand rs
st. Joseph, Rodney. Waterproof, Eatchez Rss a1
Sara, Baton Rouge. Plaquemne, Donaldsony IN ~
all intermediate and Coast landinss-The new -
magnificent steamer
KATIE,
J. M. WHirY, Master: T. J. HOWARD C,ls,,
Will leave as above, and will land all Coast n.,.
gers with their freight.
Connects At Vicksburg with packets sor :,
points on the YazOO and Tallahatchie rivera -
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
A. A. GREEN Agent,
mh3 No. 1876 Gravier street
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BATON ROUGE.
LOWER COAST.

Regular Lower Coast Packet-Twtce
Week.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at l2M NJ.
,6 p For the Forts, Buras'
a73% Point a la Hache and ali pisnrs
ton landings-The new steamer
BANNOCK CITY,
IsFy PossY. Master. O, CASros. Jr. Clerk
Will leave above, returning every MonaSl
and Thursday. }. NJ PETERSON
jail l6i Gravier street
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STEAMBOATS,.
~o-o>N-~>>r~~~N'Os"(e"SNl~N0
OHIO RIVER.

Cincinnati, Louisville. Evansville Hem
dersOn and Cairo Packet.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 8, at 5 P
<Sssacc~~ "A For Cincinnati, Louisville
IL lES Evansville, Henderson, Paducah
SyxaTI8 Cairo. Memphis, Helena Mouth
q l,IHss&sEof White River, Napoleon vicks-
burg Natchez and all intermediate landins-The
superb passenger steamer
CHARLES BODMANN,
o. P. SHINKLs, Master A. BYEKs Clerk;
will leave as above. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to
G. G. WAYNE. 81 Eatchez street
THOMAS KEEFFE, IS Poydras stree.
n. B. The steamer Charles Bodmann being new
can give superior accommodations to passen
mh4
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OUACHITA RIVER.

Regular Passenger Packet.
Leaves on FRIDAY, March TO- at S ?. NJ
f~ b For Camden, Champa.
L. A.z.S gno!le. Marie Saline, Trenton
Monroe, Ouachta City and all in.
termediate landings on Black and
Ouachita rivers-The new passenger packet
POST BOY,
L. T. BnLr. Master; CHARLRs W. Ponxao1, Clerk
viii leave az above. For freight or passage apply
On board OF to GEORGE D. HrfR, Agent,
No. II Tchoupitoulas street
JOHN JAN6HY
Corner ConmoA anl Delta streeta
uhs LORD 0cfRAkR, No. - 0ravies streeA
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MARKETS.

y. Domestic Markets.
NEw York, March Z, Evening.-Cotton:
ExIss to-day $3.50 bales, middling uplands
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RED RIVER.

New Orleans and Shreveport Weekly
Express Packet.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY at S P. NJ.
Hss@S~ h For Shreveport, Grand
S Bayou, Grand EcOre, Alexandria
Sa3ffffi63 Norman's and Barbin's Landings
q 1.-THE new, elegant and fast passen-
BELLE OF ALTON,
JoHS A. BRUNER, Master; &. G. HAMILTON Clerk
Will leave positively as above, putting passengers
through to Jefferson in three days and half For
freight passage apply on board or to
N. D. DOEOHUE, Ito Gravier street.
ft25 J. s. CARLIN, TchoupitOulss street
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THE CROMWELL LINE.
For New York Direct.
This Line j. eenRsssd Of the stea%sh,Ps
GEORGE CROMWELL. ST. LOUIS
~ The Steamship
68 GEO. WASHINGTON.
E. V. GAGER Commander.
SATURDAY, March H. at BAN
VIII leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. -
Freight for liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
by this line and through bills of lading given for
the same For freight RasiaEe 1 SSEL f
su2a No Al Carondelet street.
FOR NEW YOPK DIRECT.
To sail on SATURDAY, March II, at An.
A The steamship
GATES. Commander.
Will leave her wharf, opposite Jackson square, as
above.
Cabin Passage to New York. $50
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed ac-
GEORGE A. FOSDICK CO..
SO CaroDdelet street.
Bills lsding signed through to Liverpool.
Inc steamship RAPlDAN. W hltehurSt COM
mander will follow. and sail on her regular day.
ja2O
FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA HAVANA.
Carrying United States Mail.
To sail FRIDAY March Il. at P. n.
k<> For Philadelphia, via Ha.
AEe&ft2 vana-The fine Al steamship
HERCULES,
DOUGHTY. Commander.
Will leave as above from her wharf, opposite Jack.
son Square.
Bills OF lading signed through to New York, Bos
ton and Providence.
For freight passage, apply to
WILLIAM CREBVY, Agent,
81 Carondelet street. corner Gravier.
The steamship iAZOO. Catharne, commander,
will follow and sail on her regular day. fe2o
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SHIPS---SHIPS.
FOR HAVANA,

YINHE AL BRIG s. E. KENNEDY, CAPTAIN DUN
Il CAN. is now loading and will have quick
dispatch. For balance OF freight, apply to
WILLIAM CREEVI,
ial- Corner Carondelet and Gravier streets.