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BELOW COMING UP.

Ship Jehn Watt, Stinson, from Liverpool January
IS. to master
Ship Crusader Jenkins, from Liverpool January q,
to Lowell & Bailey
British ship JHno, Curry, from Liverpool February
II, to master-
Italian bark Fererlna, Lanatra 80 days from Pa
lerlnO. to Grande-
Bark st Mary, Hallwell from Ca1l:ff February g.
to master
German bark Christel, Drummond, from Bremen
January l6, to MASTER
British bark Fresh Breeze, Gould 81 days from Sun.
derland. to MASTER
French bark Fonfrede Labodi, from Bordeaux De-
cember Is, to master
Bark James Mccarthy, Mccarthy, 10 days from
New York, to MASTER
Norwegian bark AdSer Henryichsen, from New.
port. december 49, 10 master
Schooner ' Turner, Graves days from RUatan
Island. to master
Schooner Lily Of the Valley, Leitch, days from
Ruaran Island, to MASTER
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The Wyndhaln Comedy Company.

| Whatever may have been the pecuniary
result Of Mr.. Wyndham's appeal to the pub
lie last night but one verdict can be given
as to the excellence of the entertainment
provided. The great charm of all lis pro-
ductlons Is the good taste, refinement, and,
aboye0ll, natural, unstagey and healthy
sentiment that characterizes them: and
never has this fact been more completely
| illustrated than by the performance OF Mr..
Wyndham's adaptation of Sardon's magnit-
cent comedy of Friends" Touching as
closely as possible consistent with safety on
the immoral. thoroughly wholesome les
son is conveyed, and the d,umafs persona
are carried from situation to situation till
the climax is reached to the entire satisfac.
ton Of the audience
The lessen conveyed is the danger of
platonic affections between a married
woman and an idle, unoccupied single
young man. With perfect slnconsciousness
OF Ler danger, this young wife is gradually
led, step 10y step, to the verge Of an abyss,
and is only rescued at last from the conse-
quences OF Ter own thoughtlessness by the
i
medical man in attendance on the family, a
Or. B'a,sd played by Mr.. Charles WIND
ham, with all that GOODNESS and earnestness
Tor which lie is SO remarkable.
The young wife, in the hands of Miss
Rignold, met with more than justice. Grace
ful and lady-like all through, she rose in
the great scene Of her trial to an eminence
which fairly electrified her audience. The
friends, from whom the piece takes its title.
were admirable. First, there was Mr. Ryon.
who, as the unpretentious friend, was con-
stantly asserting his dignity; then Nr.
Parse}le, the unselfish friend, thinking of
nobody but himself; then Mr.. Giddens the
unknown friend, whose name nobody could
lind out: next, 1Nr. LecOmpte, the unpre-
JUDGED friend, who agreed with everybody
else; and last but not least, the unwelcome
friend, Who proves the only friend of them
all, calitally portrayed by Mr.. Wyndham.
1t is this part which is the centre-stone to
all the rest, and needs the most delicate
handling.
The utter absence of convent!onalitv in
this gentleman's acting was brought into the
strongest light, and it is fair to say that
never has he been seen to greater advantage.
Mr.. Wyndha1n, by making such style of
acting popular, is doing the stage the great
est service, and we trust he Will reap the
substantial reward that his devotion to his
art deserves. A word to the three ladies
whom We have been accustomed to see in
more important parts, the Misses Cowell
and Stanley.
In the admirable system carried ont in
this company. no artist has a recognized
position. Great or small, the parts seem to
be assigned in accordance with the law of
adaptability. just as it is among the artists |
OF the Theatre Francas, Of Paris, the best |
C omhinaticn in existence and TO say that |
A my was played with as much care as if it |
had been Poily. and that the other two Ia
dies bestowed as much attention TO their |
parts as all the others did, is only doing
them the barest justice. Tonight Friends
win he repeated
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1913 bales; shipments Goa: stock lOe6; stock
same time last year 1876.
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

Domestic MafRotes
New YORK, April 5-Cotton quiet; sales
949 bales; uplands 23lRc; Orleans 237sc;
futures active; sales to-day ll,4O0 bales:
low middling for April 32as a 23c: Nav
% 3-l6 23asc; June 23a4 0237sc; July 1913,
a 237sc: August 23l2 a 239sc; Septemb Der 81 n
a2l5sc; October zoe; November l9c: De-
cember l9c. Flour in fair request and de-
cidedly tirmel; common to fair extra s. 35
al 10: good to choice 81 SOa 10 80. Whisky
s7ls a Sc. Wheat-A shade firmer winter
red Western 81 7O0l IS. Corn lsc higher:
73lec. Rice firm; 9a915c Pork active and
shade frmer: $l3 q Ii 1919. Lard active:
p a &c: Naval stores steady. Talow I'M
changed. Freights dull.
Coffee in fair request Rio l734 2OHc.
Sugar quiet; fair to good refining Sig dS7Sc:
Cuba oi4 Size; Havana S1s &c. Molasscs
quiet; Porto Rico 33055c. Beef more
active a, and steady, So 0lO 50; plain mess
$40 50dl2.
CNcINSATI, April 5.-Cotton duh and
prices have declined; mlddling q II u 5sc.
Flour-Demand fair and market firm: fam
and finer; red 81 69a171. Corn-Demand
fair and market firm at 47c. Oats steady
with moderate demand at 38 "a Acc. Pork
speculative demand. and prices higher;
sales at Sl2 % cash. Lard quiet and IN
changed; sales OF steam rendered at Slsc;
Kettle nOminally Size. Bulk meats-De-
mand light, but holders firm; shoulders &c:
clear rib J5sc: clear sides Ga 6l4c asked.
BaOn-Demand light but holders firm:
shoulders 434c: clear rib G5sc; clear sides &c.
Whisky dull and prices have declined: S3c.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-COtton market dull
and prices are nominal; middling - 22l4c'
Flour-Best brands trDer; others dull;
treble s. 25d7 Is; family $s09 Wheat
Spring, no offerings; winter. demand fair
and market firm; sample lots Of No. 2 red
81 81. Corn steady; demand moderate; No
2mixed 40040l9c. Oats-Demand fair and
market firm; prices shade better: No. 2
36a4 a37c. Whisky quiet at Sic. Pork
Demand fair and prices advanced, Sill 500
ii IS cash. Bacon unchanged and in good
order demand; shoulders 4a4c; clear rib
6s4c: clear sides &c, some lots lac higher.
Lard wanted at SAC; no sellers.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April 5, Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet: uplands II lad; Orleans ii I'D:
sales to-day 10000 bales, Of which 5000 We're
for export and speculation. Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester quiet.
LONDON. April 5, Evening.-Consols 92s4
Bonds 92ss. Russian tallow buOyant at 90.
PARIS, April 3O.-Rentes 55f zoe.
LIVERPOOL. April 5, Evening.-Brea1-
stutfs quiet Red spring wheat los Sd a lis.
Corn 2Ss. Lard 40s. Tallow AIS sd.
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GALVESTON, April 5.-Stsck 227Ss bales;
receipts of the week 1881: exports to Great
Britain 652I; continent 219S: coastwise 1882:
sales 400.
MONTGOMERY, April 5.-Rece;pts of the
week 2s6 bales shipments ABB; stock $780,
stock same time last year 603S.
WILMINGTON, April Stock 1912 bales:
receipts OF the week 5ll; exports coastwise
9SS: sales 267.
PROVIDENCE. April 5.-Receipts Of the
week lGt bales: stock 10000.
SAVANNAH, April Stock II 1887 bales:
receipts OF the week 5O9l exports TO Great
Britain E5S;, continent 200; cOastwse BIB;
sales $500
CHARLESTON, April J.-Stock 1883 bales;
net receipts of the week 3077; gross 30S2:
exports TO Great Britain 2t0j; Spain IS:
codstwise 24l7; sales 1900.
CITY PoINT, April 5.-Rcceipts Of the
MOBILE, April stock 1869 bales: net
receipts of the week 2i0l exports coastwise
739; sales G'sS.
MEMPHIS, April 5.-Stock 2S,SS4 bales;
stock same time last year 1850.
NASHVILLE, April 5. Receipts of the
week 535 bales; shipments 2171; stock 1896;
stock same time last year b49i.
MACON, Ga, April 5.-Receipts OF the
week 30 bales; shipments 719: taken by
SINNERS 50: stock 6l52; stock same time
last year 1850.
BALrImoRE, April 5.-Stock lo,GO3 bales;
net receipts of the week l473; gross 251 !;
exports to Great Britain Az; continent lt4;
coastwise 1910; sales 1910; taken 10y spinners
1850.
COLUMBUS, Ga, April 5.-Receipts of the
week 800 bales; shipments 574; sales si..;
stock 6GSl; stock same time last year 1850.
boston, April Met receipts OF the
hal
Great Britain rs; sales of the week 2lO0;
stock 1900.
NORFOLK, Va, April Stock 27SO bales;
net receipts OF the week 2666; exports
cOastwise 1897; sales 100.
SELMA, April 5.-Receipts Of the week
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06

When 1t came to Catacazy's turn, Gort-
schakofi said: M Catacazy. I wish to tell
you story. Once upon a time, when the
birth OF noble princess was being cele-
brated, al OF the fairies came, each bring
ing fairy gift as an Offering. There was
one wicked old fairy. however, that came
without being invited, and, because she was
offended at the slight which had been nut
upon her, she brought one gift which de-
strOyed all the gifts of the others. l think.
at your birth; for, although you have the
gifts Of intelligence, eloquence, skill, learn
ing. and no small amount of talent. YOU
have been endowed with one other thing
which spoil them all, and that is a very
loose orgue."-St. Petersburg Co,respond
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RAILROADS.


NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Monday, April J. 1872.
Passenger Trains will Leave and
Arrive as Follows:
1.3O A. M.-EXPRESS AND MAIL, daily for
Mobile and regular inferno date
stations. Arrive at Noble at P NJ
400 p. M.-COAST ACCOMMODATES, daily
except Sundays, for Ocean Springs
and Intermediate, regular and flag
stations Arrives at Ocean SpIiCgs
at $40 NJ.
i:2O p. N.-FAST EXPRESS. daily, for Mobile,
will stop only at Rigolets Bay ST.
Louis Pass Christian Mississippi
CITY Biloxi Ocean Springs, East
Pascac oula and st. Elmo, aid arrive
at Mobile at 1880 P. VI.
Fast Express train will leave Mobile Gai.y at
l A. NJ, stopping only at the stations
named for fast express tToIn New
Orleans, aid arrive at New Orleans
at els A. NJ.
The Coast Accommodation tram, returning, daily,
except Sundays, will leave Ocean sIlIugs az
$40 4. NJ. and arrive at New Orleans al 10 A. NJ.
The Express and Mail train daily, viii leave Noble
at 1880 A. M arriving at New Orleans at
G:l0 P. II.
TICKETS sold at Offices corner of Magazine and
Natchez streets and corner of Camp and COMMON
streets. MILEAGE TICKETS good for tan :. es and
trms-50O miles for 500; 1000 miles tor 150-aro
sold at the ticket offices.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS run daily. except
Sundays Morning aud Evening TO and ron No
pile Freight received at foot OF Giroc street, aid
through bills ct lading signed .v,pv
General Superintendent.
CHARLES L. FITCH,
General Freight and Passenger gent.
c. A. WHITNEY Co,
mh3l Ger era agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06

OF all extraordinary living creatures
which lave made their appearance upon
this earth, the most extraordinary is what
is called a compound fowl, now 10 he seen
in Norfolk, Virginia. Its head and feet are
those of chicken. Its body is the body Of
a penguin. 1t is duck-legged and has a
bears tail. 1t crows like rooster. wad-
dies like duck, but stands erect like the
penguin aforesaid. Whether, if cooked, it
would combine the flavor Of chicken, duck,
and bear, we shall hardly know at present.
1t is too valuable a creature to Kill for the
mere qualification Of astronomical culi
Osity
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06
II OCISIANA DIVISION
CTEEL Rail! DOUBLE TR1IK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The great short line from Cincinnati Columbus
EAST!
Saving eighty.seven to 40 miles, and arriving one
train III advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving fifty nine niles and arriving SIX AID half
EOurs i'll advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving seventy-seveu miles. and arriving eight
and three-quarters hours i'll aGval- &C al
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickes.
THE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIGGS
yer the Ohio river. at ParkersbUTg AID BeIlaire,
are Completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES CO
Pullman's Palace Drawing-R0cm and
sleeping Cars
Are this route from st. Louis, Gil c4cDati o.
Columbus to Baltimore and WasLiI g.oI. C1ty,
WITHOUT CHANGE!
By this route you avoid all omnibus transfers
and ferries.
Tickets for sale at ell ticket Offices u he South
al i West.
L. NJ. COLE
General Ticket Agent. Baltimore, Mary LAID.
J. l.. WILSON,
Master Transportatif Il. Baltimore. Mary, and.
SIDNEY B. JONES.
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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IMPORTS.

ISDIANOLA VIA Observation-Disclosures W
& Rewes-2U6 bales cotton 13l hides 10 bales hides
Jos bids hides ia head cattle and surdTes
PALERMO-Bark Maria Mercede-4.34 bxs lemons
1880 bXs oranges l4G bXs macaroui
SEWPORT-Balk Hermanos-3l03 bars railroad
iron
CARDIFF-Bark A KenneIy-45OO bars railroad
irou
SEWPORT-Bark Hirunda--353O bars railroad
iron
CARDIFF-Bark John Ericsson-35s6 oars railroad
iron
SEWpORT-Bark Maurv-6220 bars railroad ron
NEWPORT-Bark Adger-3Oll bars railroad IRON
EORUEAl A-Sllip Anka, loI-AstG IrLss.
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By TIE RAII.RCADe.
REWARDS,
e1nAn REWARD.-WHERE

$1,000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, PRE-
OAVVV parations were made about
tue seventeenth instant TO burn the buildings Of
c. A. Gorsuch, situated on the corner of Pit: and
Pension streets, i'll the Sixth District Of this city,
late in occupied and unoccuped buildings within
the limits or the said district, under circumstances
which show that they were not accidental, the
above reward of s l00O will be paid for any norIa
ton that Will convict any person persons of hav
ing made the aforesaid preparations, or OF setting
hire or causing fire to be set hereafter to any bald
Tag or buildings within the district aforesaid,
any other pant OF the city OF New Olleaus this
o.er of reward TO be i'll foc during the period of
SIX months from this date, after which it IS TO
cease and be OF eject.
J. YOUENES, Fire Warden.
New Orleans. March Ia, 1872. ap5 20
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

r. Lavernann vs.. John Eia-~-Sixt;, jas.
nee Court Tor the Parish ot orleans NO. 1873.
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT of FTERI FACIAS
- 10 me directed BY the honorable Sixth Justice
OF the Peace in and for the parish of orleans viii
proceed TO sch at my office, No. 23i s.. andrew
street on lESDAY, april 10, 1872 al twelve O'clock
NJ
OSE PROMISSORy NOTE, drawn by Sarah King
and Santius King, in favor OF Mrs Jane Glass, due
becem Der 20 1871, for the amount OF i 80.
TeTms-Cash III United States currency.
apo II Is JAMES MOORE, Constable
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NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC.
Rn

JO buFOHHe NJ
This conservatory is conducted after the plan Of
the conseryatCrles of Europe.
For particulars. circulars, and any desired il.
formation, apply to the New Orleans Conservatory
OF Music. glass box No. 1896, New Orleans Louis
lana, or personally at the Conservatory.
THEOPHILCS MASAC President
RHpEPRSCKs-Bishop J. c. Kenner Rev. A. ?
Dixon; Kew. b. j. Taylor Rev. J. B. A. Ahrens; ".
h. Foster, Esq, from Race. Foster Z. T. Merr:ck
c. T. Bemiss, ESQ; DR.. William H. Holconbe; A.
Wireless ESQ.,, President New Orleans Nat!ona
Bank; Joseph Ellison, Esq, President Louisiana
Equitable Life Insurance Company; Lloyd K. Cole
man, ESQ.,, President Mechanics and Traders In.
surance Company; v. VI. Piuckard Esq; Jacob
hassinger, ESQ; R. II. Lusher, ESQ; :. Roeder,
Esq Supern tendent George Forester. ESQ, Ed.
Tor German Gazette etc.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
MI Theophius Masac professor of history AID
philosophy of muse; Mr.. Charles Van Il utaer
professor of vocal music Miss Carolina Zeiss p1ofes
sor OF vocal music; Mr.. Edward +. Groeneveft pro.
lessor OF theory and the piano forte; Miss Meanie
NAY, professor OF the piano forte; Misc Eugene
Lelnoine professor OF the piano forte; Mr.. alton
so Mar. professor Of flute: Mr.. hermann Braun,
professor OF orchestral instruments. Besides az
ehcitnt number OF assistant teachers.
au26 "
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EXPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA VIA HAvANA--Steamsnip Ju-
nata-FOr Phadelphia-33 bales cotton $50 bales
dOmtstics G6 bales moss $50 bs hides 81 Cry hides
bags wool SO bbis ground bone sc empty caabovs
~ empty barrels 81 pkgs sundres For Havana
$50 dOz brooms box mdse
BREMEN VIA HAVANA AND SOUTHAMPTOE-
Steamship Ham ovor-For Brenen-l6s0 bales cot
ton 2l2 hlids tobacco 100 ties lard For Soutlamp-
ton-4l5s3.5a5 i'll specie
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monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICF OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN.
EklnAY RYRSING April 5. ls!2.

OFFICF OF THR DAILY REPCBLlcAN.l
FRIDAY EVENING. April >. is'z
The money market continues quiet anu
easy, with no change in street rates, which
we repeat, as follows: 9dl0 y cent e an
mum for AL notes with unquestlon-
able collaterals, and IL IL Tor second
grade do; l0d- for Al without collaterals,
and II a Is for second class. Quotations for
mortgage paper are still gal 10 + cent = an
NUN for Al, and "a IL for second grade.
Gold opened at ll0A a ll01s against llOls
at New York;, and closed at ll0l4 a HOS
(against llOl4). The sales included $1,000,
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at llOi4: $4,000 at
at 10 JIG; $4,000. $1,000 and SD, 800 at
HOS: $4,000 at ITO ZIG; $1,000, $1,000,
$4,000. $1,000 and $4,000 at ll0la, and $500
at HOS.
The only sale of silver reported is SJ0O ID
American half dollars at l0Sl2. We still
quote 1913 a ioSlo for these and 4la ) per
cent premium in gold for Mexican dollars.
The movement in foreign exchange was
only moderate, but rates were without any
quotable change. The sales of sterling
clear at 1912. $500 bill Of lading at
1898, 5000 and 10000 clear and $1,000
bill Of lading at 1893. $500 Al clear at
1875. 5000 AL clear at 1898 a l2O tl0GO
and $500 American ships bill at l20ls,
s2500 bank aud $500 first class at l20l4,
.i0O0 bank at l20l2, sl400 at l!es4, aud
tl0O0 at l09l2 gold.
Nothing reported in francs. We quote
sterling at ll912 100 for good to Al bill Of
lading and clear. and l20as a l2O's for bank.
Domestic exchange was steady. The
banks drew on New York at Is + cent pre-
MUM for remittance, and the transactions
included $4,000 and $4,000 commercial
New York sight at 3-l6 T. cent premium,
and $50 900 bank at L.
A private bankers gold check on New
York sold at Is = cent discount. The banks
asked "a r cent premium for small sums
Tor remittance.
In stocks ten shares Bank of Lafayette
sold at SIS; 100 ordinary Levee at s. i2lz:
50. 80, 100 and 200 preferred ditto (S2 30
paid) at IS 1920 do at; 100 do at IS g. l2:
Do Peoples Bank at SG0 and 10 Mutual Ma
'tional Bank (s99 paid at 500. A lot OF
1000 Levee SO SO paid was reported at
S. %, which was generally said to be Is to
SOC below the market.
Nothing reported in bonds: $500 old State
warrants sold at 76, and $1,000 new do at
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SPk ClAL TTCk.

SPkCIAL NOTICh.
S' iron Mounfniu nnu southern
Railroad.
2'HB ONLY ALL RAIL Ror7r
:" ~. LOUIS, Chicago Omaha. San Franc scc n
raul Kansas City, Leavenwortb 81 Ins.,,b
and all Points North. East and west.
f"g aTxpRs aS TRAINS leave the New tr.eAns,
49, sea ana dreat Ncrthel'u Rsl.oaa Depci
An s sS1Ffi aS ! A 4; NJ M and 5 P. II.
f'aayy+ Of ~ a. NJ, via the New Orlea Mobile anA
si naslanoooga Railroad making 'ose oornee-
n ,yas a at Mobile with the Noble ard UA;c RAl-
Pr sics 10 81 penis North, East and Ws45S
Sortlsrn n' Ba New Illsans jackson sId a.e.n
ee'S' onder City Hotel; TO
l:cEet Agent New Orleans. mobile an Hla,xsnoo..
s~ loaa, corner Camp and C'Irmoc etreeN
ois Building, opposite City Hotr!.
eereTal supenntendias Agent ST. Lor a lvo- ac,r.
IAN and Southern Railroad roS4
I'o THE EAsT...-.....TO THE E1e@
wa Aoa'"Vi"e and Ohio and >!,ssissipp,
ro. completion OF the Louisville Division o. .h4,
tsVe Sna the th splendid equipment fer pass-sss
SEsT ROUTE To CINCINNATI.
AL POINTS EAST AND NORrEp.s.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS rarrw
o-0 '' conheetloas from the sou.h "a. Gin.
WITHOUT CHANGE OF oars
Be cure and so1 tickets win ,.,.
ohlo and mississippi Railway for saI A-o aga ZEE
e soses onee a in the South and in =.
md Main stre pnos OF the Company corner Foam
ne and Willard Hotels A'uSe aud Lou1svt.e
Ms line srs so to ciciun. and point. East
ljpo
ue tickets are good or this road Ano AA6
esnera, p.... CHARLES k FOLLHTr.
"''oi~ ~'ehger and Ticket Agent ST. LGns.
j. l. GRlSWORD N'' -'D
1eners Superintendent. 81. ror,a
VIZ, THOMAS BORWIN
'A' ~eaetal Southern Agent Louts VILE
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FkIoAYRvK2iHG, Apr 8. le72

FkIoAY kEBNiNG. Apr.I 5, ItI2.
CoTToN-The sales to-day were confined
to $50 bales az easier prices. showing a
partial reduction of isc. We modify our
quotations accordingly. and give also the
Exchange figures, which are tor average
lists according with It's types. while ours
are also for average lists, but with the out
side figures for strict:
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j. Machad0 vs.. Mrs. Lowary-First jus.

j. MachadO vs.. Mrs. L0wary-Eirsf Iu,.
tice Court for the Parish of Orleans No 29fO
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERl EaIIAs
ID to Inc directed by the Hon. H. NJ Dibble
First Justice of the Peace in aud Tor the parah nj
Orleans | will proceed TO sell at public auction
at my warehouse, No. IL Tchou pitoulas street on
SATURDAY, april g. 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ the
following articles, to wit ' VIZ
ONE LOT OF CROCKERY.
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash On the spot
ulh27 apl DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable.
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man 'out West turned States evil
dence, and swore that he was a member of
a gang of thieves. By-and-by they found
the roll of actual members, and accused the
man OF swearing falsely. ~ was a mem
ber,' said the man "I"-happy thought
Il was an honorary member p
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HotsToN AND TEAA>
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change of SchedUle-January IA, 1872.

"A
Change of Schedule-Janunry IA, 1872.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
1870 A. VI. Express leaves Houston daily arriv-
ing at CCTsicana at 1886 P. IL ard al
Austin at P. NJ. CONNECTING a.
Navasota with daily stage for An
ders0n, Huntsville. Crockett Rusk,
Henderson and Longview. A. Hearre
with international Railroad. A.
Calvert with stage for BeI;oU-tri.
weekly. AT Br"mond for Waco
daily. AT HichlaId for Fairfield
Cotton Gin Palestine and Tyler. As
torslcana tor Dallas Mckinney and
sherman. At Ledbetter Tor La
Grange and BastrOp. ST Austin for
San Marcos. New BrauLie!s San An
tonic and FL PasO.
1880 r. VI. Night Express leaves da;Iv arriv:re
at Corsicana at $50 A. Nj, ard at
Austin at A. NJ COunectio ION with
all points made as above
close connection at Houston with Morgan steam.
ers via Galveston. Houston and Henderson Raj
road or steam boat from Galveston.
from COrSlcana trains leave at A. NJ and FL
r. NJ, arriving at Houston at p NJ. and t:l5 A. NJ
from austin tcains leave at els A. VI. and p NJ
arriving III Houston at 5 P. NJ. and els A. NJ
Passengers for San Antonio and all unir-s in
western Texas Will save twelve hours by roirp VIZ
austin and avoid nearly 100 miles of tedious Stag
ing. -e
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas will
fnd TINS The cheapest, quickest and most I, tasar.
roFte belng from tcrtye.h to sixty hours Lie Ter
than via Red river.
Freight always as low as by any other route.
CORNELIUS ENNIS
Y " General SupeIiut@ LGeQt.
General Freight and Ticket Accent ia1S,y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, /
Saturday, April &, 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Juniata. Hoxie for Philadelphia via Ha-
North German steamship Hanover Himbeck for
Bremen via Southampton and Havana
British steamship ca MiNnichi' Mckenzie, for New