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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
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.Wyndham Comedy Company.

ou- old favorites. the Wyndhsm Com
edv Company. reappear tonight after an
absence of over a year. IN the spiendln
inlay that thew have made so popular. ." he
I.ancers." Since their las- visit Mr.. Charles
Wyudham. the manager OF the troupe an
ACCOMPLISHED actor and charming gentle
man, has REASONABLY visited, and Las
s,renctAed his company by the addition oi
several artists q acknowledged superiority
in the tastidious theatres OF Europe. retain
inc ire while all those who made the sue
cess of his last COMPANY. his con p2ElpG
his combination OF talented artists 10 tie
.a-ta-m-i Theatre Francois of Paris ! nc
idle boast. for II has been every where ac-
kpow!ed and recognized that the elegant
comedies oi tie modern stage, which form
the Test Of superiority and artistic
excellence IL the present. a. Gid
the so-calied legitimate in the past
have never II this country been
SO perfectly ard arti-tically presented as
bv tie WyudLam Comedy Company. Nj
Wyndham himself Is the best young light
comedian on TIE stage, and the fact cf his
surrounding hamseif with artists Of the
and utility ACTORS, as do most OF the s:>arS,
speaks well for his reliance on the public
Taste. which in his case has not aisap-
pointed him. The Lancers" in which he
plays one of his best parts is announced
for one riGL; only: but the fact of its btin 2
presented a. the -. Charles Theatre with
extra care and magnifceLce, and even new
scenes painted Tor it. leads 10 the hope Of
it, being repeated. The cast which Is APP
pended presents many Of the old iavoy.ies,
as we'll a. several new claimants for pablo
favor:
Victor de Co4rcy. known as JolicGur. the
Lance, his original chaIacterl. Charles
Wyndhan.: Colonel De Franc-Epee. OF the
Third Lancers ihis original character. }.
original chalacter) Charlie, Allerton :;
Troop Sergeant Major Muustache ibis
original character). Belvil Ryan: BlsnGue.,
trumpeter This original characteri. George
Giddrns. Carab.ues a lancer, L. Howe, Is
Telle Duvernay. young widow her first
appearance. Mis- Jane Rgnold: Madame
D'AplCmbe. the Colonels sister (Ler first
apptarauctl. Miss Violet Campbell ::
Madame Pomponne. hostess of the Golden
Sun her original characterl, Miss Sydney
Cowcl: Jeaune.te. the GaTdlers wife lher
Irst appearancej. Miss Florence Cowell.
One OF the striking features Of this en-
gagemen, vii be the production for the
first time in mis- city OF several splendid
dramatic novelties. each oi which viii rank
among the'most important dramatic events
of the season. commencing tomorrow with
the lew comedy by 7. Robertson. entitled
Progress. which Is said 10 rank among
the very best productions of this popular
author.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
Monetary--Commercial'
MONETARY.
OPTCR OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN, !
March q

MONETARY.
orYICR OF THB DAILY RsPUBLIcsN.
SATURDAY BvEyISs. March -. 49,.
The money market is quiet and easy
with only moderate demand Tor discounts
We still quote as street rates III 2 cent
+ annuln for Al notes. accompanied
bv unouestionable collaterals. and d L.
for second grade: l0dl for Al, without
collaterals. and la ID ior second class.
Mortgage notes rule al 10 = cent g an
mum for Al and - a II for second class.
Gold opened al ll0 a l0l. against le9's
at New York;. and closed at the opening
rates in both markets. The business IN
Guided $4,000 and $4,000 at 10: 5000 and
5000 az Hos: $50 800 at llOls q, l0-i. and
$1,000 5000 and So 800 at HOS Hoo.
YESTERDAY not reported. Si5o0 in Ameri-
can silver half dollars sold al l'>-a, ami to-
day 500 at the same. We still quote i'o
I0Sl- for American half doll2r> and A. q ,
t. cent premium in gold tor Mexican dollars
Foreign exchange was quiet and steady
The sales of sterling embraced ABOUT
81. 600. OF which Iona bill Of lading al
li9la: - Dill of laGing and clear ~ Il"-2
H.: $1,000 bill OF Iadip- and clear a
lI9ia 1872 1l0V0. 5000 and -3JpJ bill 81
ladin- and 1900 clear at ll95s: 1-U'p
t3Qh1 and 1900 clear at 1879: 1000 Al
clear at ll95. 49,: 81 90 Al clear AT
HIS 1874: -otFt. e udt 10 LEet c-de>' q
lA-s. and .liU0 al -01+.
l1J,CJ0 Al commercial francs sold a. -.
We quote ll9l2 llY24 for good 10 Al bill 81
lading and clear. and l@ol- fl-0l= for aank
We have 10 material variation Ia report
in domestic exchange. The banks drew On
New York at : premium FOX remittance.
and the sales included S35.lSo $4,000 and
80. 600 private bankers New York sight:
81 ,ooG bank and private bankers, anu -
UuQ and 500 G0 bank go premium.
Bank gold checks on New York are
quoted al ! cent premium foE round
SUNS. and Z for small amounts Tor Ielnit-
lance.
In stocks 800 shares preferred Louisiana
Levee sold at s. 80: 81 90 Al - - :;
500 do at St 6-l-: 800 do al $ s. L:
10 do at 3: 10 Crescent City Slaugh-
terhouse lresalej at 81; 10 do al s3o y; l.
Ammonia PTopelling Company at 81. and
% and 100 do at the SANE.
Al SherIff-s sale 80 shares Slau-htfTaou>e
sold for SIS 3, low price. We learn that
ar the sale several parties bid higher prices
I0r parts OF the 80 shares. but that the
Sheriff declared his inability 10 sell TIE
stock except IN one lot. The re>a.e OF l7t
shares ar $50 mentioned above. was a por-
ton Of the lot sold by the Sheriff. the buyer
re>elling It al 81 t. more than he PAID II:
IL
Nothing reported in bonds.
In addition ~ the sales reported yes;er-
day. $3.50 new State warrants brougL; -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
~. Vincent de Paul's Church.
The -Nor7.i1C star saws:


The solemn procession OF tie True
Cross. v nlch occurs Annually IN -. Vim
cent &c PaUl's Church. TLird District. I'll
take place ra-,iay AZ ! Z. VI. The p.Uce--
sion viii te COMPOSED OF the children u the
CatAoIic schools. Guardian Angels .clety.
tocfra-eInl'v u our Lady OF ; ven D9Iar-.
tO2:Ga;,.l..ty q the Children Of Natv. o5
!ouuI men carrying the iu>t1uInt ntSOi tie
p4->.uI. aLC Christ on the cross and NJ mem
ters o: L cle-Ey, with lie officiating priest
bean, : Tie relics oi tie true cross. The
C-Tcn-"l1rs Vii open WIN TWO s.-pTt 81
mons. one il French bS Rev Father Pail
loUx. lie eloquent Jesuit IuIssioner from -
Ia, Inc c;aer II English by Rex. Father Jo-
sclh AL-t4rtt. Wee chancellor of tt,t Dis t,icr
81 An Antonio. dlucese Of Galveston. auc.
~ The return OF tn procession - til
cAUTg4. Will close vIta lie trueGicti,u II
the most blessed sacrament and tie 4iora-
t-c1 OF tie tEUe Cess
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
What some Wedding Presents Are " orth.
New York correspondent Of the Utica
Obserrer writes III

toserceF WHITES tAus:
Il Is said Of weddings. that an ingenious
method OF making bridal presents has been
discovered. and one fair bride at least. has
been enlightened. regarding the ulcks aud
tie manner OF wedding guests. i newly
made wife having had . multiplicity Of
costly salye-s given her on her wedding day
claimed the privilege usually accorded the
recipient OF such tavors Of eXcRangi :
whatever duplicates she might possess for
some thing OF which she stood n greater
need. With this4ud in view. she repaired
70 Titianvs one day with a duplicate >l.ver
and niadt known her wish to exchange it,
What was her surprise, however. 10 see the
shopman glance -uspiciously at the article
and deny that il had ever been purchased
at that esta bllshment
Where did it come from. then T. tie
lady some hat Indignantly asked.
Doubtless from some dollar store
madam" was the candid reply.
1t was II vain the Lady asserted that
such could not be the case; in vain tLat
she called the sbopmaIs attention 10 the
elegant case be@ging TIiiany's own trade.
marx.
That makes 10 difference. madam"
was the reply. ''TUrrc is a great demand
for our empty cases this season, and this is
probably the Use to which they we're put.
\ salver Ike that can he puF, based IJr a
few dollars on any of the avenues; where
as. were ii the genuine article, 1t woald
cost a hundred, and the dunqr fancie- h.
has all the csedit of bona tde git. il il l.
sent in one OF our cases.
The bride probably left Tifany's a sadder
and wiser woman. and it Is equally proba-
hle that another wedding gCe-: va.
shortly made TO beat his bTtas. -.tL
modification and chagrin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
4 PenitenIiary Corvict-Iis Mother Vol
Entarily ~urrtnder- iiini to the Author

-.rr- --- LtrHl-~TH r 4.eGz ger
Three yeas ago ". 7. Hewitt vs. -eu-
fenced L. Ey" ytars imprisonment n liz
tennessee P-u.JrntlaTT Tor roahin- VI. J.
Weaklev-> store. in EaLeh-,l. Of 4. l-E--
amount 81 goods. H.> health was bad. AMI
he was ul.t a Hight work in th- shoe shop
ii the prison. After serving Two years AID
four months b. and ano. her convict named
smith succeeded ia scaling the Prison " Us
Al light AID making Their escape. Thy
both o.8ine . Louisville. here SuitL Was
rrcsptuled. Hewitt subsequently, CON-
-.ar 20 lie Kentucky Pen.'rntiagy.
IL was discharged J. snort -.ua a-o.
Helpless :. u q II p.-ca.!cn or diseases
without friends ~ money. and convinced
that lie would t,e auE-et! Up and taken lack
"a Tennessee Il s4Tyc OAK IL, 5Itue Ter. he
chose tie de-.a-ac- alternative OF slTIrh-
Geriug himself. Hi, mother. who resides
ID FL field. = a startled Las y aIuaE night
hv dis entering tie LoD-e AMI announcing
he authorities - d,ciGeG. He presented a
most distressing spectacle. ana = mother
determined upon an e.-c.t - .-cCTe his
7.a-liCn She sent fr!-1d "a Governor
Brown on Tle-da7. with az eaTHe>- appeal
in behalf Of her SCI. rut the case Wts one
into which considerations Of executive
clemency could not possibly extend.
As Hewl lit was an escaped convict par
con was OF course out II the question. and
80 Governor Brown intiuateG. kindly. bat
firmly. The mother had q high sens Of
Ter duty IL this matter. and Requested tAa-
10 officer u the law b. sent after Ae- s"u.
pledging that the STATE should be put % no
/ expense on Ii, account. and that II should
! y delivered Il lie prison "Wednesday. eAe
4 has kept 1e- word. Wednesday morning
+ She called Al The Capitol il 4 carriage. tn
son sitting by her SIDE. After q las. a2pea!
/ 10 The Govegnor-vh!cl could be answered
/ only a be1ore-S'e drove, brokeu-hea A. ted,
/ /, the Nashville PeLlten1iary and delivered
tie prisoner - " arden Chulnblcy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
A Valuable Aid 70 Men Of Business and TO
Literary People.

The publishing house Of l.. Prang y Co..
Boston. hitherto known to the public only
through their celebrated chromos. have en-
tered an entirely new field by bringing out
Schem's Universal Statistical Table. pub
lication containing the most important sta
tist.cal facts relating 10 all the countries Of
the world. such as the area of each country
form of government and head Of the same.
population, expenses, debt. paper money,
amouHt OF circulation. standing army. navy.
merchant vessels. imports, exports. chief
prodrce. coins anil their value in gold.
weights and measures. railroads. Iele-
graphs. capitals and principal cities, to-
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The amount Of interesting and note
worthy facts condensed here in - small a
compass Is almost incredible, and their
arrangement on the table, when this Is
mounted on two sides al a sheet OF card
board. as Greeted j. most convenient for
reference and upari>on.
Every man Of intelligence will welcome
this new practical aid 20 oar knowledge OF
the. worlds do:n--. and. we have no douo' .
will accord It d prominent place near his
writing desk.
4 similar German publication edited ~
DR.. Otto Hubper. III Frankfort. and upon
which thi, * based. has run already through
twenty yearly editiona-proef evident Of
is great practical value. The name OF
Professor Schem. the American editor. is a
sufficient guarantee that the work kas been
done most thoroughly and conscien'Apusly.
The price Of the table is merely nominal
twenty-five cents. All news and book
dealers keen il for sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
GONSTABLES' SALES.

jaime. Todd. agent of Miss Todd DID,. w. -:
william McLau- i.hA-Stcn,,id > ds'4'e N'N-' -
rh- parish OF Orleans, No. II so.
NY VIRTUE or WRIT OF FlERl FACiAS
Is 70 me directed BY the Hon. ". L. Evans second
Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish ~ W
Isa-s will proceed TO sell al pubic auction. On
MONDAY March 25 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ, q
No 4Es ~ Tiff EtokfsIi GLASSES, ONE LARGE Oil
PAINTING and zen Frames.
S,-iz-d IL tie above cause
I lTln's y 4. j. DAvERN. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

Tie Phi.adeluAia Nprth 1aericI'. eNci;es
ar ecstacv OF Democratic and some Repub-
Ec2n Indignation. By asserting that the
great body Of the Republican party Is Tor
protection" and that If there be 10 other
sway - render the party harmonious than
!, eliminate the iacougruouS elements Of
fee trade. il will have 10 be done.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

Who can not sympathize with the home
organ OF senator Carpenter in its hopeless
endeavor 10 settle this overwhelming ques-
ton: TIE style of NJ. Carpenters elocu-
ton is peculiar. 1t IS difficult TO determine
whether il most resembles Demosthenes o.
Daniel Webster. or whether il combines the
excelItpees ut both.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

The inscription on an Ithaca New torA
tombstone. composed and ctiseied b. be
reaved husband. after laud,ng 10 the >kiel
the virtues OF the deceased wife. concludes
with the startling assertion; she j. in
heaven" then. il : pa.entlie,is, i the s.sv-
inc clause Il hove.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY kyISr-e. March ., 1872

CoTToS-The sales to-day embraced $40
AT steadler and tifmer prices. requiring no
change in quotations except IN the inside
iigures Tor low uIdGling. which We raise
&c. We give also the Exchange figures.
which are tor average lists mot even-run-
ming a. formerly. according with IS
tvyes. while OURS aIe Tor average lists. with
the inside rates Icr strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

Attention : called tT tie t'eeb1ni'.
lfoqa-.5, - -Le at la aLc4ol, q -Lip-
laoo.ed il - Vicinity q ,Le Guam Island
frequently bring up guaog fTeu rae bottom
81 tie -ea, Tbs 1acT ! quite u variance
with the universally received explanation
Il birG O.. -iu to- lie deposits. Un.ess there
has been -eLcral suDelCence u tie land,
when. il turn. The deposits become TOO a.
|" be accounted -rr b. this theory. More
likely The>e deposits OF he CbLlcta Islands,
Which Il some places are upward - one
hundred i-e- thick have been raised r u
The led a The ocean, where far more exten-
si'e deposits still remain. and haze been
I,tned ~ longconttnued accommodations OF
tie remains q animals and plant. -Ls-a o.
Il" Islands chiefly, and Hose u tie So
holly Of Marine origin
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

Its well remarked by the dramati~- W.
5. Gilbert. Mat 80 many persons have il
in their powe. 70 affect a stage play for
good or III after it leaves an authors hands,
aud before II is presented 10 the p'bic.
that the extent 20 wLich h. + affected by
irs fate is OFT ii all proportion 10 his power
Of controlling il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

4 ! ia. Il HirCo.raD. the.e : >t.ll II
me I!eSe-y@rlon Z structure known a. Tai
Nahai. a uaUspleun. built IN the seven
teenth century ~ the Emperor shall Jehan.
ii neInoiE u Moor Jehau, lis 1avorite
Queen. IL;5 superb edi..ce j. declared =
b. the irr-. in India. If not in The world.
Ii stands n III Jumna, forming QUAD
rargle Of nearly 21j spare yards. With a
lofty dome IL The centre seventy let il
diameter. and elaborate uina.etS r.sip /,
the angles. Il i built Of wh.-e marble,
and the great central hal. Whole a. the
tomb- OF tie emperor and the queen. j,
elegantly paved with alternate sgG4--> o,
various co]ored marble. while the ais are
o.namentei with exquisite mosaic voIk,
cn1.n,.st.d 81 co7neiian, laps lszah and
Jasper. Tie whole cost OF tie bLl4--- va
o.sr q Llu.l.ll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

4 heart broken Democratic journal OF the
far West looks on NJ. Groesbeck as scam
dalodsly fallen from Democratic grace. He
is says tie disconsolate echo OF the lost
cause. all on, and out a Black Republican
in politics. and neither in opinion. nor in
conduct. nor in habits OF lie. has any SYM
pathv or ati.liation win the Democracy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

Mr. Justice Blackburn. Court OF Queens
Bench. II recent case. remarked that
there can be no doubt that al actor i
open TO fair and legitimate criticism. and it
j. equally certain il must not be exs-tied,
oran action for libel viii lie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

Many OF our readers have doubtless Heard
Of the fa1uou, t-aNeErg-srone II Australia.
Similar curiu-.-Lss have uceItiv been found
in Nevada. which are described Is almost
perfectly round. tie majority ot them a
large a. a y, alnu-. and q an irony nature.
Wien distributed about upon the floor. ia
be CT O. ser level surface. WItLin two or
three feet OF each Other. they Immediately
bern -ravell-- toward common centre.
and there t-c--- - 4 = bunch Ike lot CT
-gE- u . L.. ! single stone. removed 70
-he Gl--aI-- u. -1-~- and hall feet. being
released. - once --s---G II. ~Itl wonderful,
and -o---v-z- 3. - --4e.ltT 70 in II
fellow. tx = z--F .HI- q H. le'-, II r.
Iaz.neI Io--c- 81 ley are fsulC II d
,e-ioL - = q ~ ---z-.v@.v level. aon :
nothing --- 3D. .t-.- = zee. useI Us
i,a1EeL re-''I are :---.- BASIN, rom a foot
:, q I'd il -,el4--@-. aud i : Il The lotion
Il La IL - .---1E stones are !"Har.
Iaev are :ro:l IL -.ze Il = PEI - H. ~
SIX inches in o.a4.-.-. IL- csU-~ q -I--e
stones r"l.iL- ro--rter ! cau"tle-- u -
found i tie -uzT-.-al 81 . lic1 IL+T a-e com
posed. which piear. % De loa--t.-l- ~
s-.-e-.c ircn or. Rolling stones -a.Lrr
no moss. - ~. 'tr7e -3u,e7Ts"o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

The relatives OF. ,he late Isaac Rich, the
rich Boston Methodist, made fuss because
81 the little sum left 10 them. and. by
threatening a law suit and exposures, IL
duced the trustees. Who have the estate in
charge. to make terms with them. How
much more they got than the Will allowed
them Is not known.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
LOST.

r O>T OR NI>LAiD.-AP ROMlSSoRl NoIE
l Tor $50 drawn by Pierre Deitts 10 MS own Or
C~,iina-v rrark dated the Eighth Of Scpteroc
les bearing interest at eight per cent per annfh
from maturity until final pay nent ana mac p-H
able one wear after date, at the doinlclIe OF the
Bank Of America, in this city. The pup &c art ca
rloned not u buy or accept said note, tina payment
thereof having been stopped ,,,,,-
New Orleans, March y, 49, MLlo 90 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

Lorenz BreHtano. the proprietor OF the
Illinois StlGis Zc;tung. lest all his property
by the late ire, and now lives in great Ge>-
ri-uton at Zurich. His career has been a
remarkable one. Early in life, when the
revolutionary spirit was on Germany lie
made himself Dictator Of Baden. and when
overpowered fed 10 this country. where be
established a successful paper. and Was ru-
ined in his old age.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
kETEIPTs OF PRODUCE.

CAIRO-Steamer berty NO4 and barges-J-Li
bbj. -four -. bbs meal 39i bbs pork .las sks oats
.I2S SIS corn 1890 bIs candles and surfry prOcuc-
Observation-Disclosures Emile lebargc-ZZj
bala. cotton - bales hides and sundrlrs
MINDES-Stealner IhirtH-nth hra-S'S paies Vi
cotton 2 hhds sugar and sundT1es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lizzie Hopk:ns1o4 mos
- hale cotton half bale cotton % ms molas-
SEEITVA LaNTATION-Steaner BATt Able
49, n--or Iul hbds sugar IS bb.s ulolasses AID
sI pa1 INT HACHE-Steamer Rice Farmer-42
bis rice 90 - u-o,,o--1 * seed cn--
ton - ca5bages :, SKIS POTATOES 7+o
sY TAh hAILI.oAUe.
WY 6pIV.yS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
p0.D March 1856 bales cotton 10 shs co'''o
- 80 sss peas - b5Is Oil and suncrles
u.rch 23--l hhds sugar b5ls augar d DDS ii-o
las,es and sundIles w ~,r.r NORTH
SEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AMP dHEA .,oi -
vrytUcc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

HAvASA-Ba1k Enrique-s24 hhds sugar IL" oois
moasses It.,
RIO JASRiRO-Brig Henrefta-34so bags coaeT
RIO JANEIRo-Bng Pingal-oi0 bags conee }
case samples
CTILLA-Schooner Whipple-N,3Z0 plan aiii7
1875 lunches bananas Is $40 cocoanuta
NEW YORK-SteaInship General Sedg~ick-As'a
uidse -. =
ST JAMES PARISH-Schoorer Gabriel AlIne-lo
hhds sugar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

4 Landlord IN Cincinnati, few days ago.
having failed 10 &c. lid vi an obnoxious
t..nau. ~ tie ordinary methods Of pro
o@dure. finally SCI III" 10 quanh'y o.
brI-n>tvge n the base len-, and E!ied the
building with he fuEes. The tenant, vho
was woman. held out. for some time. but
finally had 10 submit to the fumigstion and
took up new quHtera
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

one Of the members Of the present New
Zealand Parliament vas. when an infant,
carried q by large female monkey IN
Cape tc.opy. south Africa. THREE months
afterward he was rescued by a party OF
hunte-s, who discovered him being care
fully tended By the animal which stole hin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24

Ereen -aTted L.Gt- are actIVe a ne 70
cen. decline. Dry a.e >teauE ana Iir1n y
l..r weeks business has been done. and the
-.lr- include -Wu green sailed al Ice; l-tF
ami ,.uJ do 81 lpI.c loo dry at l. --c; and
1850 II Is; 300 kip- a, IKE; ana l5gQ do
= lie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
Weekly Quotation. of Hides. ttc.

Me>Srs. Hay & Nellie furnish u the fol
lowing report. Their quotations repte>eni
actual sales At nr>t hands. kXpeu-,-s
weighing. bundlin-. draya-e ard commits
sion have 10 be added
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-24
FOX HAVANA.

Touching at Cedar Keys and Kew w..
Carrying the United state. Mai,
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY
r., The New Orleans, Fla,
--I.E~sss AMI Havana stesn-hip cno,nita
81. viii dispatch their new and .l S'
EESEz passed last pazsr1 ger sstesmsNsls@
MARGARET,
J. NCC. BAKER, Corona,5.,
WBDSBSDAT. March -. a;sAy
From IL. foot OF Calliope street. ,rs- rs..-
RATS or PASSAGE: ha
10 A.ya2a, To Cedar Ken
taclc-. ....-''''''''''-3 SG
et+era-e. .......-:.--- = ID
ThrEzh bills Of ladin- issued to all roi,..
line OF railro .ds n Fiunda and On the s. t.a
river: also TO New YORK. Sa~anLah AMI Cba,lss.pls
Through bills Of ladi-g and passs ge ticse.. w
20 Tampa ia Cedar KEYS By sic aIner, uasnreshn a
connection al Cedar Keys slth STEAMSHIPS 80
line and land NJ freight OF 'sharf at TaTrn. "
None but The Gn.aly's b.lls Of ladins .r,.,
and none signed after sailing IF the stesrsr, ~"
Splendid passenger accumulation and th,o,.
tickets given TO above points. '-R
No freight received without permit fror, ,,.,
rc-.
For freight or passage apply 10
l. r. EObERTS. Treasn~,-
No Ia Common SRI.
OTer tn Louisiana National Bss,
The steamship HAVANA follows on Wa.
DAY april 3 ls72, at 1. N. sss1
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EDUCATIONAL.
EIlfT.RY HIGH SCHOOL.

MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL, :.
l8g RACE STYET head OF Coliseum Place
T. 3. Edwards and Samnef IL. Lewis,
Principals.
VII prepare pupils 10 enter the LoLisianh sac
University or a-y other College il America
Commercial and Primary Department attached
Military discipline With daily drill
Circulars TO be had al the school or at James
Gresharn's % Camp street suzo l"n