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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23


This company. recognized and enlarged,
will commence short season at the Acade-
my IF Music, on Monday. May l. The
following notice of the entertainments by
the company is from tho St. Louis Repu6
can:
Had TOM Taylor dropped into this cosy
temple of the drama last night, we think he
would have been abundant!y satisfied with
the presentation of his fine comedy 'Still
Waters Run Deep" The piece itself is a
strong one. and. it was played as we believe
no other organization in this country can
play it. The construction Of the plot, while
it does not require many people, demands
that each and all Of these people shalf be Of
the best quality and thoroughly up in their
several parts; for without first class
ability and perfect fai~iliarity. not
merely with the text, but with every
portion Of the business, the drama, good
as it is, would drag heavily. But there was
no dragging visible-nOt a break, not q slip,
not o flaw from beginning to end-but US
neat and satisfactory specimen Of high
bred acting as could possibly be desired.
Miss Young as Hrs. John Mildn,ay rem
dered the simple, hsnest-hearted, pure
minded woman most effectively. Miss John.
son fairly surpassed herself as Mrs. Hester
Sternhold. showing decidedly more force
than she had done heretofore, for the reason
that there was more room for it. Mr..
Ryan's Potter was another of those admira-
BILE hits Of character acting which have
given this gentleman reputation hardly
inferior to that Of any member Of the. pro-
fessiOn who has ever appeared in our
city. Mr.. Fitzpatrick's Hapksley was un-
exceptionable, save for an occasional in
clination toward too rapid talking; while
Mr.. Wyndham's John Mildnsay was ALSO
lutely faultless The rendition of this last
mentioned part deserves more space than
we can afford, but we may say that it
furnishes q study to the discriminating few
who can understand and appreciate the
difference between stilted and unnatural
mannerisms and the easy, graceful style
which Mr.. Wyndham has done 50 much to
pOpularize in America. 1t is the acting Of
u gentleman; always elegant, always appro-
pirate, always energetic where energy is
needed, but with meyer an ounce Of steam
applied where none is needed. 1t is relief
t. sit In the presence of such an actor and
enjoy q delineatiOn ss unaffected as the
sunlight, and as brilliant, too. Should
'Still Waters Rim Deep" be offered again,
we urge every lover OF true art to witness
it. Such rare treats do not come often.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

lMiONETAHx.
OyYyCY dF THB DAILY R1fyBLlrAN.
6AfusDAY 8vHnluo, April -. lSsa. !

! 0yylCY dF rHH DAILY RyPUBLIcAN.l
| 6ATunSAl 8vnnIuo. April =. lSsa. !
We have no material vaFiatioa to report
| in the money market. We quote 8o10 p
cent ? annum for short and l00ll for long
| Al notes with and without collatersls, and
ll0I5 for good and Second grade. Mort
gaxe notes still rule at 90l0 p. cent y
annum for Al. and 1l0l2 for second
grade: =.
Gold opened At 1Il0lllk against Ill
at New York;, and closed at liO@ oil y
against llOs). The sales included $4,000
and 5000 at Ill; $4,000. $1,000, $1,000, $lc,-
600 and $2O, 900 at Ills; 5000 and $780, 900
at ITO BIG, and $1,000 and $1,000 at HIN.
Nothing reported in silver. We still
quote at l07 4 010SA for American halves,
and 214 % y cent premium in gold for Mex
lean dollars.
Only moderate business transpired in
sterling exchange and, with decline in
gold, rates gave way u cent in com
mercial bills. The sales embraced Ell, OOO,
Of which sS5oo clear at l2lH Sl2lh, Hac s
hill of lading at 1918, E26OO. at III %,
fN)OO, f25OO, and 5000 AL clear at l2la4,
flO,0OO AL bill of lading and clear at III y
0lI2ls $4,000 American ships bill at IL,
sl5OO, CISCO, and $1,000 bank at l221e, and
El5OO private bankers at ITO gold. No
sales Of francs came within our notice.
Sterling may he quoted at l2lA q l2lA
for good to Al bill Of lading and clear, and
l22A 0l22-e for bank.
Domestic exchange continued quiet but
steady. The banks checked on New York
at y per cent premium for remittance.
and the sales included $4,000 and $50. 900
commercial sight on New York, and 81 900
private bankers at y premium, 'SSOOO,
$l5,OOO and SCI, 900 private bankers, and
$4,000, S.. 900 and $4,000 bank at SIG,
and $4,000 and $25.0O0 at 1872.
In gold checks on New York, 81, 900 COM
mercial and $4,000 private bankers
changed hands at SIG p cent premium, and
$500 bank at Is. One of the banks sup
piled remitters ut the latter rate.
The stock market was very dull. and the
only sales reported are 400 Slaughterhouse
at SOL and 100 Mississippi Valley Naviga-
ton Company at 50 87h..
We heard Of nothing doing in bonds. A lot
of $1,000 new Metropolitan Police warrants
brought 9Sl4.. Dealers repVted buying
rates for these 81 y, and for new State 81 q
50. and selling for the former 9S09Slt and
for the latter IS 055.
City treasury notes continue nominal.
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oldest established perfumers and publishers in the
city, the mention Of whose name is . sufficient
guarantee OF its merits NJ. EvAns has spent
10000 in advertising and getting out this extracr-
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NorIcK-Any person willing to act - Agent will
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2
nspsss = lsoniaalvs Csslaass.
We copy IL following dispatch ftsl tn
Sc. Louis Demeevss: -.
NEw YoRK, April l9.-The Tribx.s has 4
synopsis of the report Of tho joint Legislative
COmmittoe of Massachusetts, On the resOlu
tions indorsiug the recent action Of Charles
Summer ON the San Domingo question.
The report begins with statement Of the
general advissbility of possessing . station
in the West Indies, and the particular I'd.
vantages of San Domingo, and then dis
cusses and sets aside the following OBJ
jections:
That an inquiry into the state of the island
commits MS to the policy Of annexation;
that sharpers and jockies have already
bought up or leased the land around sam
ana bay; the intimatiOn, that the Presldent
. was interested in private specuiations; tnat
SantO Domingo is set apart BY God TOR the
negroes; that this policy is entering upon .
dance of blood; the fear OF trouble from
.Hayti; that annexation would not beneht
commerce; that we have territory enough
now: the difficulty 0fgoverning mixed races;
The report closes: The committee there
fore in closing, as in opening their report,
have the honor to submit that it was the
duty of the government to avail itself Of
what it deemed free offer of San Domingo
to come under our dominion to inquire fully
and automatically into the merits of the
measure. Every administration since the
establishment Of the government would
have availei itself Of like opportunity and
responded in o like spirit. We commend
Congress fur ordering the commission Of IN
Quiry, and We commend the fearless and
patriotic course of the President in filing the
commission with men OF such intelligence
and Independence Of character that their
report will, in the eyes of their cOuntrymen,
furnish safe basis for their action.
1t 50 happened that our distinguished
Senator, Mr. Sumner, differed with the ad-
ministratiOn, with his senatorial colleague,
and o.her members Of Congress from this
State, and he sustained his views with all
the power, eloquence and tenacity for
which he is distinguished.
occasion of this delegate to pronounce a
legislative cncomium ON Mr.. Sumner. To
the committee they have a strange sound
as the voice OF that school of politics; they
represent that school which has not asked
Congress and conventions or
caucusee to pay this statesman compliments.
1t Is hardly worth while to sanction this
pleasant attempt of the Senator's political
opponents to use the voice Of legislature in
singing out this one act for applause, while
his long career Of great and eminent SER
vices is distinctly under the bane of their
Remuneration.
The committee recommended the ad0p-
ton Of resolutions approving the annexa-
ton Of San Domingo.
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RED RIVER.

Boardm0uss New Orleans and Bed River
Iron Vine.
Leaves every SATURDAY, atSPM.
Hasm~~ b For lon-rson, Shreveport,
iLV LOggy Bayou, Grand Bayou, Blsir's
Landing. Grand Kcore, Campte.
st Maurice. Mouth Of Cane River.
COtie. Alexandria, N0rDa0's, Barbins, and ali way
landings ON Red river-The new, superb pas.
Senger steamer
JOHN r. MOORE.
W. +. B0ARDnAN. Master; LowD WALDEN. Clerk:
Win leave'as above. For freight or pass ace avplv
on board or to
SlNNOTT ADAMS II Commercial p1aoe.
y. Q. DONOHUK. ITO Gravier street
J: 4 CABIN. Tehoupitoulas street.
r. A-1scrance ON freight BY the John 7. Moore
X enc.haf the rates Of that ON wooden bottoms In
k6d river. ap2l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Fer 0Reeav1lle, y1eAseaEg - - Dso1p.
Leaves every TnU1mAY. q 81. y
~ ~ Fer esEeeay1lle,. Arsyle,
d6 S 6ssnS La isks, Leess kssyiand.
farolina. Pileher's Point. skip
With, Lake PrOvidence, 7tsnsylvani1, 0oodfich.
et Joseph, Rodney, Waserproef. Nstehes, Bayou
barA baten Rouge, Plaquemfne Donaldsonville and
su i1eern,ediase aud Cost lmdings-The new and
magnificent steamer
J. Il. WHI1s. Msster r. J. HowARD, Clerk;
VIII leave - above .snd will Land all Coast passen-
gers with their freight
Connects ct vicksburg with packets for an
poante ON the Yas00 and Tnllahatchic rivers.
for height OK passage apply on board or to
A. A. GRKEN, Agent,
INNS No. l96 Grnvier street.
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CAIRO.

NEW ORLEANS. CHICAGO AND THE
WKST.
THE ILLINOIS CKNTRAL RAILROAD
AND
BLUE LINE. VIA CAIRO.
faS>s~ b WIN Take Freight nesn
aGf2 New Orleans ON first class steam.
ers,
LEAv1EG DAILY. AT FIVE p. NJ. FOR
Cairo, Chicago, and All Points North.
West and East, mt the Lowest Rates.
AL rates and all through bills Of lading from New
Orleans by above route given, signed and recog.
No. Is Carondelet street.
Shippers by this route save all drsyage and trans
under cover, and no charges made for forwdar-
ing. JAMES T. TUCKER,
tal4 General Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Dh1o Gautier, the renowned literary
Speier, had ut the beginning Of tho
Nkie one hundred and fifty cats,
p eaf1tulAtiOn discovered that his
hnd been reduced to nine.
~ - suving habits which made
i icy - tho hungry population.
= p ~ -, four had their &ils shot
Gla91jer Is sOroly troubled over his
- = III love Of cats, he Gays, passes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
SrRABO.

Forsyth, Georgia, can claim the champion
cheat" Finding himself badly of for hi.
regular inyigo,ator, he put q gallon Of
water in a two gallon demIohn. and, pre-
senting himself vt the grocery, asked for =
gallon of whisky. II was duly inclose.i in
the demijohn, but Of course there. was'no
trust, end the liquor had to he returned.
A gallon was poured out, and the ''beat"
went On his way, r;joicing in the possession
OF gallon Of good grOg. He turned up
drunk an hour after.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

- D0G10 HU0f80eDs
&nx. April 22.-C0tton firm; sales
~ tl3Gc. Flour dull, and 50lOc
- 20 fair extra Southern IS IS
keat dull and heavy; winter red
6E Woetern 58061c. Corn lower,
16tk lower, 3I80l8 1914. Beef
nE4 lower; kettle 1910. Naval
quiet Groceries steady. Freights
cn1A41, April 22.-Cotton quiet and
Eo1: middlinG l4c. Flour dull and
hni1y e6 2506 As. Wheat dull
s red d 3201 "a. Corn steady
e5aeo demand at SIC. Rye steady
~ AZ. Oats steady at 5i0.6;. Ba'.
6nd firm; fail $i0llN. Pork dull
no1s Aoe1y offered 1t 3l6 50. Lard
N6ehMnxs.t; jUb'sing sales at ilc.
& non1s quiet and weak; held,
~ 6l6c, clear rib sides 734c,
Hes S. 16&c. Bacon steady, and q
1870 demand for sides; sales Of l30
i1IGnr rib 1t 93s 09lsc; clear sides
= shoulders held at 7Sc. Hogs
G1d Is usolierate demand at Is 5O96.
4ntet and weak ut "a 62h 06 25.
90cyant but unsettled; sales at soc,
- quiet ct this rate.
61b April 22.-Fl0ur quiet and
euper1De winter g. 250S.
and declined 203c; No. 9 spring
- fall, BY sample, 81 45@i as;
t191 s.. Corn, demand active
4; No. 2 mixed 81 052c in bulk;
= II oHokss Oats advanced; No. .
r IN $50 in sacks. Barley
y. ~ 2 81 6601 10; choice 81 2O0l Is.
I11 % 94193. Whisky: S7lac.
~ weak; el9 ON orders. Bulk
ST. H1ers for shoulders packed, 6&c;
ltGoS $50. Bacon dull; shoulders
1eF NIB sides 9l4c; clear sides lOc.
MI 4D1lAc for tierces; l23l214c
~ Hogp duh ct S505 SO. Cattle
eaGier; tS06 Is.
ooGy April q. Short rib middles
1G1pa r0ein g.. I'd. 06s. Cd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

RS hnndred years ago Prince Dietrich
~ hls 6ilesian property to Frederick
61e ~ IS, xS3h duoats. The third
got vas then for the first time cast
~ mint, especially to complete this
80 year ego tho last Of the Dietrich
ke9 IS Vienna, and among other
80 found those 333, $685. ducats,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

-. - bsaasd to-day. 4
:. 49, 1. : easpss'
ADelcos Al 2lv-I4npenhan,
n sktisg 8 Chinan,en, and sent
~ ondsr decision OF tho
r The meantime his wife
- - custsdy Of the property.
kir6r Colorado has sailed for
& sit6 ot93, 90 IN treasure and an
f ~ attacked by tho Apache Indi-
itsona. Tho driver, Mark Rob
Dtlated, the stage burned and
iii, April 2a.-The Board of Al
bright unanimonsly passed an
sah6E1ibinG 135, 900 in aid Of the
- NUDovu10 tauEUuu, executing
ruth BY l6sse Of the Nashville
~ railroad. and the purchase Of
NJ interest in the North and South
IIdlIusd.
|d5s, Iowa, April 22.-This section
$3.50 was visited BY heavy frost
~. There viii b little fruit this
T New York, April 0.-Professor
u he Dudley observatory, an
~ discovery Of . now comet. 1t
n Geen BY Lewis Swift, Of Marathon.
=. ~ tho evening Of the fifteenth
81 reported to Professor H0ugh,
I1G t. tho cloudy weather, was
~ obeerye it until the eighteenth.
~ IT, approximate position was
6uro tWenty minutes right ascen-
lbrty-aix degrees six minutes
lo1lpQtipp.. Right ascension is in
tWo minutes twenty seconds, and
- 4 diminishing twenty minutes
io1xnrp. Mass, April ga nitro
- oxpIOoiOn occurred to-day at
hnnel. Four persons were killed.
1zExE, April 22.-This afternoon
GRSo9cr, aged nine years, went into
ned h t1e rear Of her fathers resi-
- play and set FIRE to the sbavings
1linG wOUd. Her dress caught fire
p iJ2 Wss % horribly burned that
316 ~ last agony of death, when
cq4 Anew minutes sitter.
11yor lneelllgeoce.
21oe Pass, April ~, 6 p. M.-Ba-
ne. Wind north. very light.
on1 sailed for Pensacolo: Ship
EHak. 0otherland. master, fifty-twO
- Liverpool. Sailed: Steamships
fsumwell and Clinton.
x>Efo UTnE, April q, 6 p. M.-Wind
]: 6tonnship Lavaccs, Gait, master,
lo yio Pensacola, to Post e.
&nx)o1: 6teansshiD Havana.
n6jNGy Apeil 0-Passed down: Sc.
~ - r. II. Based mp: Katie at
~ Cknsrh at ga. M; n. N. Shreve
Ihe river u rising slowly.
~ St1Gn md clcar.
Gn8 ARki1 .0-Passed mp: Ya.ger,
~ o<lAGnd Robert Mitchell. River |
yeaeber clear. Mercury 65.
III April 2.-The river il about |
6els Nth three feet in the chute and
- canal. Weather cloudy, with
l. 4escury a.. Business. is very
z 1fye1: Glasgow; leaves for the
- 1Sv0r tomorrow.
- EiIgoqr viii be sold at auction,
On Nay 4.
4 - April a2'.-Arrived: Joe
- ho0 Memphis; Valid, from Pitts
~ LIZ, from New Orleans. De-
~ 16GG and barEcs, for New Or |
=, 3oe Arkansas river; Oceanus,
1S4GG, md Emperor, for Cincinnati. |
EA14 April 22.-River ten feet. Ar
6Pion, from 1t. Louis. De-
h1kSlllc, for the Kanawha river;
~ IT Memphis; John H. Groes-
4 ~ Orleans; Edinburg, for Red
onther cool and clear.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING. April

SATURDAY EvxsNs. April q. 1871
COTr6N-The gales to-day embraced 1900
bales at rather weaker prices, without
requiring any change id our quota
tons, which I'VE repeat as follows. We
also give the Exchange figures, which
ours are for average lists. with the outside
rates for strict:
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NNO THE PRESS.

A gentleman Of this city. Of literary acquire.
ments, formerly the correspondent of the Northern
and Southern press. desires to renew his acquaint
with the papers Of the country and offers his
services as special correspondent Letters will be
furnished the most intere sting topics of the day.
to daily Journals, Mt one dollar each; to triwe.k
lies, one dollar and fifty cents; semi. wesklies two
dollars, and to weekly papers, two dollars and
fifty cents. Orders for Correspondence are solicited
from al sections, and letters will be furnished on
such subjects of general interest will meet the
requirements Of readers In all portions OF our
country Editorials. speeches, resolutions, etc.
also furnished at reasonable rateA Address Post
office box u0& apt I'm
WElL EDUCATED WIDOW lady
"a wishes ahone TN family, for which che would
give in return thOse little Accomplishments she
possesses. Speaks German, French and Knxiish
duently; IL Z good housekeeper and manager;
would take tho entire caro- Of an invalid eojre
abroad OF any postion Of trust OF rsoponsibility.
Ma HAvBLAND. No. 10 Camp soBseA 1elS
n GENTS WANTKDEPOR DIN0LErs NAT.
- UkAL aLerOax, Eving e!ear and inteneely
neseeosng ecosune 9 ~ 61nlte variety - lnAote
le.ses. No.. 49, i1Sojs r ~, &
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, April %, le71.
mkARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniata, Hoxie. for Phiadelphia via Ha-
v0Na
Steamship Austin. Farwell, for BRACES Santiago
via Galveston
Ship william Red, stinson for Liverpool
Ship Virginia, Barker, for Liverpool .-f
Ship Idaho, Murphy, for Havre
Spanish bark JarucO, Cabanas, for Barcelona
Bark Deborah Pennsll, Reed, for Bremen
Norwegian bark Melnento, Hoy, for Bremen
Schooner Lucy D Hall, for ChaTlestOn
Schooner Kugepia. Ferrer. for Pensacola
Steamer Kate Kinney, King, for Louisville.
Steamer Mary Houston, Durham, for Louisville
Steamer Bismarck, fore, for st Louis
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

REGULAR Arkansas River Packet.
Lesves on WEDNESDAY, April Is. ct r: N.
AO~ h Fer Fort Smith, Van 0uren,
LrAV Dardanelle Littlr Rock, Pine
Bluff and al way lAndings-The
.hne and fast passenger steamer
INIPORTER,
Joax A. WILLIAM Master. JOHN BIRD, Clerk
Win leave as above win take freight for white
river. with privilege Of reshippine For freight or
passage apply on board, or 70 w. N. bURL1.
ap23 No. Common street
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Merchants Southern Packet Company.
fxs b For 81: Louis Cairo,
i::s; 3 steamers Of This line viii leave
has follows, at r. NJ:
JABlES HOWARD,
B. r. PxeKAx. Master.
Giving through bills of lading over tho Illinois
Central Railroad, and to all points ON Arkansas,
White and Cumberland rivers through bills Of
lading and passage tickets issued to all points
STEVENSON 1 vERI a ii AGENTS.
JOHN p. BAKER President
Bills of lading over the Illinois Central Railroad
signed only At the Office Of
ap23 No. ~ Csrondelet street
st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Com.
pany.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
the Bends.TEe tine passenger
CONTINENTAL ..McCLOY, Master
Leaves on TUESDAY, April Is, at 5 N.
Observation-Disclosures. GREEN, Master
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April &c. at S p. II.
PAULINE CARROLL.........:.Y ORE, Master
Leaves on FRIDAY. April %, atsP.M.
Giving through bill: Of lading to III Goints on the
Noa,bs. sro R.;1H Mssnve aaa
RailrOad-alsO to St Louis
Through Tickets furnished at lowest rates to all
points East. West and North, W all the various
routes via Memphis, Cairo aud st. Louis State
rooms secured at General Office, l04 Common
street.
A. A. WOODS. General Agent,
l04 Common street
C.G. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
81 Matches street
JOHN N. BOFINGER President.
Bib Of lA'!ng for all freights over the Illinois
Central Railroad; signed at the Office Of
JAMES T. TUCKER,
mh4 26 CarOndelet street.
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LOST.

T OST CERTIFICATE NO. 2266. FOR TIN
IL shares in the capital stock Of the Bank Of New
Orleans, in the name Of Il. Aubsy, dated first Of
March. 1862. Notice il hereby given that appliea-
ton viii he made for . new certificate AFTER the
legal delay. ap2l law CIV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Weo&0y Oo0oo 0eaoo0e0es
1essEA Lonsdale. Marks 4 Co, coffee
brokers, furnish ~ tho following statement
Of transactions for the week:
Imports from July J., 1885, to June 81 Is7s. 1875
Imports fso9 july 1910. to April q. ISL lee sss
Ct0ck IN nfet hands. AoOsS
Arrtvals this week
April 10 tvis Aobils), cargo ex schooner J. F.
FxriAnd, to c. CavAroc Don.. z6o4
Rx Ophir, private terms .......... 72s
Ex Agncourt, private terms. ...............- 4S7
Total. Observation-Disclosures. ,l83
STOCK made up ~ t0lOws-
J. Avet, observation-disclosures. 3,lT
A. N. Agolasto neutrality-suspicious., 5000
Chaffraix Agar. Observation-Disclosures. 2852
C.. Cavoroc Son ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 26H
Total. e........ 1858
Market..we quote cargoes-
Prime, gold duty paid. IS Obs
Good, gold duty paid N.s OLA
Fair, gold duty paid ................... IA 0l4A
Market dull and inactive
Dealers hold $500 bags.
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The inquiry was fair, but the movement
wanted. A few desirable lists were held
above the ruling rates, and in some cases
buyers were compelled to pay full prices;
but in the bulk of tho business the adj
vantage was manifestly in their favor.
Both niddling and strict middling sold, in
exceptional lots, ut less than our inside
figures for those grades.
The Exchange reports Market unchanged
aud Ouiot "
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FOB RENT.

Z Vx0 I
NOR RENT-THE,HOYLR MARKET, on THE
II corner Of Broad and Gasquet streets, the
largest private market in the city. thoroughly
fitted up with stalls and ready for business. Pos
session given inmediately.
Apply at the market rtO J. n. HOYLE.
apis st No. - Canal street. corner New Levee.
NOR lkENT-PURNIShED ROOMS, SlNGLY
Il in suits, at No. ia st. Charles street. corner
of North mh26 I'm
I1OO.MS To KENT-UNk Or TWO FINE,
h LARGE airy, comfortably Furnished Rooms can
be had in private family with OF without board,
where the French and English languages are
spoken, and free from the annoyance Of children,
By applying at No. 32l st. Ann street, corner Of
Derbgny. The cars pass within few doors Of
the house. Terms very moderate. oc30