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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
The Racing yO.days

s sery large attendance was nUseS a:
Hawkins saloon last night upon the occa.
sion OF selling the pools In to-day's races.
The chief interest appeared 20 centre in the
last, however. for which nearly $4,000
worth were sold. The bidding on the others
was very light. The weather is good, and
the promise is fair for fine attendance.
The following bids chow how the popu.
larity Of the several candidates stand:
First Race.-The handicap hurdle. two
miles, for club purse of $500. Blind Tom
$500, Tom Corbett $l60, Pelham $24o
Second Race One mile for three year.
olds: $3.50 for the first, 500 for the second
and $50 for the thru horse. Alice Mitchell
$ll0, Joe johnson $40, Meta H. $4J. Edwin
Adams $35, Emmet $25. Harrison's outry
SIS, Bonnabers entry $l3.
Third Race Two mile heats for az ages:
club purse $1,000. London $50, Silent
Friend $500, Village Blacksmith s27js Marie
Louise $56.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
Little Sadie tiyinns

sNbo that has attended the Varieties The
acre the last two seasons, does not remem.
Der ''Littls Sadie Vivian 70 She has by her
precocious talent contributed largely 10 the
public entertainment as shat popular place
of amusement. and makes her last appear
anea tonight as alfred, in "Divorce.'
After that, accompanied by her mother she
IS 10 make an extended four over the
country with Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, open
ing in Mobile on Monday night next When
her engagement with Mr.. Barrett IS up the
little favorite goes TO New York TO perfect
herself in banjo and jig and clog dancing,
for which she has already evinced no small
talent. We wish ''Little Saddle" all pros.
pegity in ber mission
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
MEDICAL.
DuREAU OF mONADIC MEDICINI

DUREAU OF MO>ADIC MEDICINE,
ID Surgery and Midwifery, Ne io5 Bltnvhle, cor
.Ier of Rampal [ street, near Canal strvet
Medical observation-disclosures Palsy, feVers, bFy'
Eipelas Epilepsy, insanity, Dropsv, Rheumstism
and in 'ew DAYS all uaInful Ftt Ctions and lnfsm
mstiom IF the Brain Spinal Cord and Nerves,
throat. Lungs Hesrt, Liver. stomach, Bowels
Bladder Kidneys, Bones Joints etc. Ten dollars .
week for the treatmeI t and cure Of any disease
Surgical Depart meut-R. duces Frsctures, tn
mors and Dissertations; speedily cures lmpotentis
snd Sterihty Scrotuls all UrethrI and Seminal
Diseharges venereal, SCrotal and Skin Diseases,
freousnt or difficult urinstions. Preser''s limbs
from amputatiou. Dssolves stones IN the KidLeys
or p adder and cures Ulcers, Cancers or structures
without pain. Pive dollars, $50, 100
dwittry Depss stment-PusitIvely cares al dis
easrs of the womb and ovarles AL unusual dis
charpes uIceratiUns or irritstlons, and IN Ehe
repses are painful or oSstructtd from any cause
whatever The cause Is removed and htaltn re-
stored in n few days. Five dollars, 30 tS' Ioo
Letters addres ED 10 pos oth = box ll1l, New or
lsaps Lo,Iistan. viii receive attenh n once
hours for ladies 10 A H 10 II NJ. and . to r. ID
for gentlemen from tc r d ,,n,,-r
Coronated Doctor " MediciIe and fhltceoPhS,
Member Basct of the Royal College OF surgeons
and OF the Hunterisn SOcSety OF Med clns,
Philosophy and Bellies Letters Of tie Universa'
Io1;sisna k20 LF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
Lawrence RafreEt.

Wherever his loc may be cast. ana how.
ever many friends he may find to demand
his sympathies elsewhere, Lawrence Bar
rett can never forget the ovation rendered
20 him last night at the Varieties Theatre.
1t was the largest audience Of the season,
and not only was every seat taken. but al!
the standing room was occupied and the
doors of the auditorium were crowded by
the assemblage present. I; was festimo
Mai to deserving and favorite artist. wor.
thily bestowed. and mus. have been graft.
flying TO the recipient of the popular esteeme
The patrons of the Varieties Theatre part
regretfully with Mr.. Barrett. who has en-
deated himself TO them. both ar az arts.
and a. p man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
NEW YORK.
Failure OF n Large CommercinI House
Improved Financial Situation.

VI VI cenUeEC1Ub hOukp77
Improved Financial Situntiono
New YORK, April l8.-Messrs. Lock wood
s. Co., bankers, successors to Legrand
Lockwood & Co, have failed. The firm of
Lockwood IL Co. is one of the oldest in
Wall street, having been established in
1912 by Legrand Lockwood, Sr., who died
a few years since, and was succeeded by his
son and other parties. 1t is stated that the
firm was short 100, 900 shares of stock
The liabilities of Barton & Allen. brokers,
who failed a few days ago. are over $250, 600
They expect to compromise and resume
buainess.
Homer Lane and John Malone were
matched to-day to wrestle for $4,000
There was marked Improvement in the
financial situation to-day, and a more cheer
tul feeling prevsiled in the different depart
ments of Wall street. Gold exchange was
decidedly frmer in tome although business
was not large. Leading bankers ad vanced
rates to 07As Gold opened at Il7h, adj
vanced to 1874, fell to ll77s, and closed at
llS llSls. Loans were from Al al | 81 for
carrying.
On the announcement of the failure sf
lockwood Il Co. there was intense excite
ment in Wall street. and the market broke
from l2S2a1. 1t has, however. again be
come tr2er and is comparatively quie9s
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LOST,
2CAA REWARD. - LOST OR STOLEN,
" - " y from the Bank Of America. I'm BOX.

5000 REWARD. LOST OR STOLEN
P-VO from the Bank Of America, TIN BOX,
No. 5lI containing the following described papers.
TO wit:
Several tax receipts Of L. Ouran3.
Insurance policies in favor OF hrs. Ietaurr Mrs,
Bousouet and heirs of CRll'avet.
Five certir Gates OF Ceroudelet Canal NAVIGATION
Com pany stock IN favor OF r. LIE faure.
Five shares Of above stock in favor Of heirs of
CHilaveI.
Comma gere Lambert and iudor sed bv them 4es
$3.50 each. dateo December u. 1872. and ayable in
one two ard three years.
One certificate of oCE Of ten shares Of Ger.
mania Insurance Company, No. % IN favor of l.
DurRHd.
One note or one year dated January s 1873,
drawn by Oh. Deguersey in favor OF Mrs. Lefaure,
for : 100
SIX ut notes, drawn BY q. Monte. for sl75 each,
and falling rue on June J. 1873. and each II onth
thereafter.
Six rent notes, drawn BY Mr.. F. Schrxnsildtr.
PAYABLE 10 his order and by bin indor sed, for
SIS zach. falling due the fist OF June. lS73 and
each month after.
Four rent notes, drawn by Daniel BrOder'ck, pay.
able to his own order, for s Is each payable on
the first of April. 1873, and first of each month
after.
And several copies of title deed. OF property, tax
receipts, etc
The public are hereby cautioned not 20 negotiate
for the shove described papers, payment OF the
same ha wing been stopped
The above reward Will be paid on dt tivery OF tBe
box and papers 70 the Bank OF Americs, or
L DURAED,
Corner Of Toulouse aad Chsrtres streets
ulh2S In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

VALUABLE IMPROVED real EsrA3B
Ar AUCTION RY THE SHERIFP.-We ale
requested to call public attention 10 the
sale at auction 70 be made this day at noon,
at the Merchants and Au4tioneers' Ex-
change. Royal street, by the sheriff of the
parish OF Orleans. Said sales comprise:
Two lots Of ground. with the building,
and improvements thereon. situated in the
First District OF this city, on Julia street,
between Baronne and Carondeiet streets.
For full particulars aGd terms see adyer-
tisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
FOkSEZIGN.
inquiry into the Atlantic DisRsfePa!The
Captain Censured-His Certificate Re
vOked for Two Years-Tbe Pope Inn.
prOving-Death of Baron LiebiG.

vOked for Two Years-Tbe Pope Inn.
prOving-Death of Baron LiebigY
HALIFAX, April BE Mcdonald collec
tor OF customs here, gave judgment IN the
Atlantic inquiry to-day. He cOmmends the
conduct Of the officers of the ship after she
struck, but condemns her management
from the time she bore up for Halifax at
+. NJ March 81, especially the oaptain's
conduct in leaving the deck at midnight
The collector SAYS his certificate might he
Cancelled, but in confederation of his efforts
to save life, it shall be revoked for two
years. John Brown, the fourth officer, is
suspended for three months.
ROME, April l8.-The Pope il some what
better. He arose from his bed to-day and
reIuained up several hours, during which
time he transacted business.
ST PETERSBURG, April l8-The report
| that Netschajoff, the political convict. c0ut-
mitted suicide while on his wav :u Siberia,
is without foundation.
Persia having complained that her terri
tory was recently violated nv Iffssiap
troops in an encounter with th. Turcumaus.
the Russian government has ackno wIrdged
the act explaining tha: il wac involuntary.
end stating that orders had been ESs ,Jed tn
the Russian officers operating "n the iron,
tier of Persia. to !renecs be-" territory in
future.
MUsIcIi. April Is.-.Barof. Jds1ue T.ief,fe
dled 10 Ghyo t.!teS h Ya!hiuS Illu"SsO seventy
years old.
TIE HA6Ur. lpri! ?9..''rh,o aoycrn-
meDt has received Il spatche-. couirmarurS
of the untaVorable news rom Sum,tra.
The Atscheres fight desperately. and the
Dutch are assaIled on all sideso ReinforcAs
mens are going forward with all dispatch,
MADRID. April ~ .-.The Carh.Ia savs
seized the authorities of Tamsrir. an
Huisea. and announce thei- iutbnrisn ~
holding them until SONS money. shi.,h has
been demanded of the town. shall h.. nai6
The Carlists have DESTROYED the railroad
bridge between 3 trce'ona and SARA oaaaa~
LONDON, April lS-Mr Schenck tbs
American Minister, and Earl Shta ftesbnrv
will ace "a psli bearers 81 the fr,ucraI ~
B!ehop McIivaiGe tomorrow.
The remains of Bishop MeIfyaips NJ
Ohio, who died recently in Florence have
reached this city and are nov Ivina In
tooSTISUED on FOURTH PAaE1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

A lady living at a hotel in Trey allowed
her baby TO lie around loose. and the result.
was thatit got mixed up with d Tot of dirty
clothes and was carried off unobserved by
the laundry maid OF the establishment.
When the loss was discovered a diligenr
search .Eas instituted and eventually,
after sorting over the contents Of the !auns
dry. the baby was discovered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

q kind luminary recently asked his pet
scholar why they took Stephen outside the
walls OF the city to stone him to death. The
little fellow was silent for moment, as
though absorbed with the problem, when,
Frightening up suddenly, he replied: so
they could get better crack At him"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

chose little brothers! will we never hear
the last Of them! On the consummation Of
d recent marriage in an uptown family a
visitor unwisely observed to the youngster,
You're o brother in law now. Tommy"
''Yes," said Tommy putting ont his checks
otiensively; but ma says WI. be az; uncle
by and bye
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IIMJrED

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The following new first class, full-powered, Clyde
built screw steamships are intended TO sail regu
larly between EBW ORLEANS nd LIVERPOOL
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA. UU1 tons register. 20. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA 2003 tons reglstero.. CAPTAIN Hamfln
ALABAMA. 240O IONS register. Captain Flint
PENNSl LVASIA, 2j00 tons register. Captain Bra+e
VIRGINIA, 2JOO tons register Building
GEORGIA, $500 tons register. Building
gfR liverpool Direct.
as follows:
MINNESOTA, on Thursday phi -
ALABAMA, on 0g about Saturday MAY
LOUISIANA, OIL or about Saturday. May u.
MINNESOTA, on or about saturday. June a.
ALABAMA, on or about Saturday, June 70.
VIII receive and sign through bills OF ladlne u
havre, Bremen, Hamburg. Antwerp Rotterdam
and all Continental ports.
Return tickets available for TWELVE MONTHS,
al reduced rates and through tcks Is 20 a.! parts OF
the United Kingdom and Europe
a stewardess and surgeon are attached 20 eAcf
steamer. NO charges dor medicine OF medical a.
tendance
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issutd here 20 par ties
desrous of sending for their friends.
These vessels Cross the bar at all times vitboQs
detention.
For freight er passage. having Unsurpassed ae
<. K. MILLER & co. agents,
sM - CarOndelet street, New OrIesnS
ROSS SKOLFIkLD 4 CO.,
No, Chapel street. Liverpool
SEWIS T. MRRROW CO..
seHl@ go IS Great CLYDE street. Glasgow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
The Vemnefainr&.

The thermometer at toais Freesio's,
No. 30 Ehartres street, yesterday stood as
tonows: A: Ao M. 80: at : P. NJ. 100:
as p. NJ $50. Lowest point during the
pighs OF April II, 4Go.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

FIVE THOUSAND d oLLARs, Solidarity =
gents will draw 5000 IN gold, April &c
next. at the great drawing of the Louisiana
State Fair Lottery Central office for sale
of tickets No. IO7 Canal street. at the Gro.
yar & Baker salesrooms,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

The Shreveport Times is not overfowing
With the milk of kindness toward white
Republicans. Ne quote:
L. z. Barbee, agent Of the Tines returned
on the steamer Skilliuger. He could learn
nothing definite about the troubles in Grant
parish, but gives us the distressing informa.
tion that Calhoun was noe hung by the
party who took him from the LaBelle. as
vas surmised. He came up on the Skill
linget from Alexandria to Colfax.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
RAILROADS,


NEW ORLEANS. MOBI1.R
~
TEX 4 S RAILROAD
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal street.
Un and after February 8, 1873. trains teave a.,
4. NJ. and 5:l5P. M
Trains arrive at 355 P. NJ. and P. NJ
COAST TRAIN HUNS TO OCEAN SPRINGS
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at 4 p. NJ.
Leaves Ocean Springs every Sunday at p. N.
stopping AT all way stations.
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS rup
Through TO Lynchburg, Atlanta, Louisville and St.
Louis, making close connections with all the popu
lar routes to the East North and West
Tickets for ,ale corner Camp and Common
stree.s opposite S!ty Hotel and at depot.
K. P. SHUTE,
General Ticket Agent.
=. II. SCRANTON,
i6l General SUPERINTENDENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

Doolev'5 yeast powder cannot De exceue1
for making light, sweet rolls, biscuits,
waffiee, corn bread, etc. 1t is always ready
and reliable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

Sertn Errmnn Lloyd.
S!-RAH BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW GRLGass
va HAVRBo SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
L. The Steamships Of the Nsrts
&SLsIN.A German Lloyd will tes,ims ne,,
regular trips as follows:
From Bremen. Fgon New Orleans
FRANKFURT. ..JanuGrv %. March ..
HANOVER. Febr1iar y26o March 30
STRASSBURd March 20 April %,
FRANKFURT. ..Apri! g. May II.
Furths. days OF departure vii! be advertised hsrs
aftero
The steamers touch outward Ut Havre arli Hag
ana. and on their home trip at Havana and south
ampton 10 land and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Brsrnsn. southampton or Bayre 20 Gavaus
or New Orleans.
Caolh.oo'''.... .................s &l5D gold
- Ntetr4Se.' ''''..... ..........-.O Az gold.
Prom New Orleans Or Havana 20 SoUtLamptof
Hav!e OF Bremen.
SVeci dSt-.'' % EOt0e
from New Orleans 10 Havana.
taon. .."..'.......O,.S 80 gold.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton o,
Ravre tn New Orlesns, issued by the undersigned
For further particulars apply to
30. y. ST0CEMEfER Il co. Agents
aus ~ No. AZ Union street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
Billiards.. .

The fourth and last game OF the match
between Messrs. Ubassy and Miller was
played last night, and for the fourth time
the professor was the winner As IN the
first game Miller led off handsomely, but
fell off toward the last On the twenty.
second innings Mr.. Ubassy made 100 points,
jus: winning the wager that he would not
make that number in one runO AM in the
next run he ended the game.
After the game the professor exhibited
his marvellous skill in various fancy shots,
which he called by such names as the
snake. "W," chapeau gendarme, and other
strokes. His cunning with ivory surpasses
that of those ancient worthies who were
cunIihg with gold. iron and brass. Dion
must look to his laurelso bu5 he eaI say
with Uotspur-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
GROCERIES.
FOR RENT.

AXE SHORE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
Il 4 or FOR Sals.-That des BILE house in Ocean
Springs Mississippi, formerly the residence OF
Captain Joseph Wall er, containing paI lor, three
bedrooms two cabinets dining room, break fast
room and one finished attic room, With hand
.ome garden and shrubbery, and large grounds
surrounding the house House completely fur.
w. II HENEING,
ano I'm No. IS Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

NOR RENT Or SALE.-A SEW RAISED
cottage in the sixth District, on State street,
between 81: Charles and ST Patrick streets. The
house has All modern improvements The grounds
have front of 70 feet, 6N lTS feet n depth Terms
reasopabIe for either rent or sale Apply at the
coraer of state aud ST Charles streets or st the
Gorner of Cont aud Royal streets. 10 G. B. FISH.
VnhG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

TEUR RkNT-THAT PLEAsANTLy SITUATED
A raised Cottage No. l32 st Andrew street, De-
tween Anuunciaiion and Chippe"a streets, con.
tanning psrlor, three bedrooms, dining room ana
spacious XII chen. The seeping rooms, on the
s6ady side of the house are deg ghtl ullN cool aud
unsurpassed for summer comfort. Large paved
ward, two cisterns, flowers and shru bbery. Kent
I'LL the first O. October, S3S per month. and S4s
xer month after that time. Possession given on
the first or fifteenth Sf May. Apply on the Prem'
ises sp93w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
BAsTER HOLIDAYS
Commencing Monday, April t3s sS73,
Two New Process
HASOSRY EXPOSED
REREARSALs
Brilliant 0lio Change and Last " eeR os
GEBy BENSON, JIMMIE BENSON. hLLEo gcEo
yAIEBLEU, JOHN NORRIS aud
GEORGE - KNIGHT
Grand Matinee Saturday SoOne
TACLInB MARKHATS Talented tr"upe o: fgfo
!-sque Artists wilt shortly appeal. apis
VARIETIES THEATRE.
IAsy NIGHT OF TIE sRAsos.
La%r APPEARANCE OF LAWRENCE 8ARRE!So
Saturday Evening, April 80,
SGSEtIr OF IREASURRB GEORGE WAEGo
Renewal OF DalS's grea! pIay"S
DIVORCE
a. the original magnificent snery. ssgant Rrr
aoin' ments and great cast.
On this ecs SION LawreDCe Barrett, by genera Js
s'uest, will recite SH ANUS PRikN.
TO-DAY AT TWELVE UCL LOCK, last Matinee o.
9he season. Lawrence Barrett as Claude Melnotte.
n the LADY OF LYONS. apis 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
The blood more stirs,
IO rouaa g. linn than Il

The blood more stirs,
10 rouse &. lion than to start = haze.
the following il a summary:
Ubassy. total points, 400. Average j. 1923:
largest runs So, 90. AZ. %. "a, "a. A, 100.
Miller, total l6l. Average -: larges.
runs 80. IA, 26, Ia, 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

special attention paid TO altering tnuzzis 90
breach leaders AMI repairing firearms OF all kinds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19

CONTINUED on FOURTH PAGE,l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-19
BY TEL E G RAPH
THE MoDoc WAR OPENED

THE PEDIIIGAIs INVESTED
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-01-16
.oISG NoKTI

WHITE CLoup ScHooL HorsE.-The White Cloud Scl,s.l
House difficulties still rrnan unsettled. When Mr. "w
the contractor -,k the hr insisted upon hav
ing until the 18th Of October cdmP-te the work, saving
that w"uld allow him ample time for all emergencies At
his suggestion q penalty inserted requiring him
pay g per day damages for every sch~ day the house
remained unfinished after the 18th of Octoir IL is yet
unfinished and Bowers insists upon being relieved from
the IL the I-saahy. The .hcs ssard would not
agr.. when he ronrlnd that he would leave il
the Sch",l Taar hnt wonld submit il dir,rfly flc
ccisnn Of the proplr. at srhon meeting. He according
~ called meeting. which met last week :" li<h IN his
strikers drunm-d large majority II Sk'm
paid IL in their lives This meeting -'fy
ted that bowers sloHld net s- rr-,,ins pay damages
Tut the chool Beard then drew the 11w him providing
that a school neetin: has pnwer direct the Beard :"
perform contrary previously existing contract
Blowers then sl- E~rrd with the proposition that
they should TIM house and complete it, leaving
sufficient of money in th-ir hands for work and
damages. &c he adjusted at future time. The ,ar
crpte the proposition and drew up the writ
incs; hut Bowers claimed that they ts' inis and
Haesrd To fulfill his proposition He has off q" the
Legislature and the schol house is unfinished W.
learn that bowers has e1aeed fm subcoutract"s dam
age fer their delays while :rin: the rle t"reev~ hsn
from his penalty.