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- ..pt l>-~l.3Lrl". Pan met .EF"!- Il hs'.> 90:
tn l.1 hh. :ogr -'' DO p"r, - bn., whisky q.
t.. ',tnIs and ,ru"rN pT"'.t."r
We h~B,IiG-Nt.aii,"r T. lee -1i31 bale. cot ION
- 81 C"t,oi. $50. sks cotton s,.d and sun
dries
LOWER COAST %tenrnr, Fmplr"---,i ihd, sugar
- ibis t,,.,}a 5-c. l9I nhis nee
JkFFERSoE -:'tetner Andrew Ac.i.y-?!l bale.
cot ard si.rdTg.,
UUACHITA RIVER S:elnr., Z 2 Horn-il!. bales
COilun %. ok. cotton seed -. .GIGr"a
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
steamer & Church. Sin,'rv
Western produce
JLFFEKSON-Steam amer Era No !@-2l3 bales cotton
ana -uutiTIr-
SHRtv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z W So ,,.iug r q. bale .
cotton and suudres
LOWER TOAST-Steamrr BraHish Johnson
- hht- .Igar - bbls nolasscs 22c bis ace aud
sunGTlrs
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGaS'S LOUISIANA AND texas RAILROAD
February "a I.lrs cotton :. hhds sugar I. Dols
m"lt.7"- ant .untIIcs
Fcr.Ialy .t-2 o. - cotton III aids sugar ..
boi> Unla,5". and -!u,lrie-
NJ" Ht.LkANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, F"J:nGar! IT,; bales cotton and slndrv
pruiIre
MN cRLEASS JACKSON IND GREAT NORTH
EBS RAILROAD. foo:n.rs i.-'a,s ta.es cotton
ami 7uuGrv produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
CI-AlcEXE.TS.
Domestic Markers.

NV YORK, February Il, Evening Cot
Ton closed dull and nominal: nIi:dlIng up
,..uls Re: Orleans ~ l2.: -alrs today 9. i
h!ir,: ne, receipts 1871: gross Up; exports
10 bales. Sales OF futures 800 bales as fol-
lows: February 20 JIG q 1Ni2c; March 2Jl2
% g.lGc: April % II 10 3078c; May 2lrs q
i 3-iGr: June u 9 to a p Pc: July Il Bloc.
Flour uliiet at 81 3S u i - Tor common to
fair extra: s. - q l3 % for good 10 choice
Whisky quiet at 92c. Wheat-Prime frm
nothing doing: holders insist on full prices
buyers hold of. Corn quiet, without ma
terial change; 81 a 66c for new Western
mixed. Pork active and frmer: new mess
$i4 IS Beef quiet and steady; plain mess
50 a IL IS: extra mess So a ID. Lard firm
at 5l6GS 9 Ice. Turpent!ne strong at Csc
Rosiu very firm at 50 80.
Cofte steady: Rio ia 2Oc. Sugar
quiet and steady. Molassei quiet and firm.
Rice quiet and firm.
CINcINNATI, February E.-Cotton quiet;
middling zoe Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-demand fair and market firm at
81 70 al -. Corn quiet at 40c. Oats dull
and unchanged. Provisions strong. Pork
firm at Sl3 % 10 so; offerings light. Lard
quiet; steam u use: kettle : Sc. Bulk
meats strong and higher: shoulders rs
i34c: clear rib 6a4c; clear &c. Bacon steady:
shoulders sac. TO come OFT of smoke: clear
rib : p az 5Sc: clear .a4 a, sc. Whisky finn
at SSc.
ST. Louis. February l7.-Cot.on ..eadr;
demand moderate: low middl.ug !Sl2c:
middling I9lec. Flour quiet; business
small: ~upertine winter s. % a., -; extra
winter g . 30; double extra winter s. - q
90 Wheat slow aad easier: No. ! spring
Chicago 81 - a 30: only sample lots of
winter old. Corn easier: NJ. mixed 81 a
81 &c on east track; 30 33l-c in elevator.
OATS easier; No. ,, = 4 p l2c OF east track:
.9a in elevator WHISKY firm al soc. Pork
Sl3 - for irregular -" ID for standard:
prime mess 81 l-l2. Dry sal. meats strong.
Bh.on FIRM tor order lots: shoulders SEC;
clfa~rip 75+c: clear Sc. Lard firm: more
comm: coed &c; prime kettle rendered
SS2c.
Foreign Markets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
Aimee In Opera Bonfie.

The Varieties Theatre was crowded ~
ing the initial performance Of the Aimee
Opera Bouffe Company.
The opera selected Was LA Grande Ouch
esse" Of Otfenbach, the music Of which has
become 80 popularized in this country that
even the most ordinary theatre-goer il able
10 follow it without an apparent effort.
Seine one has styled the music OF Ofen-
bach ''the negro minstrelsy of opera, and,
though this criticism in the ears OF CON
nosseurs of the old school may not seem so
harsh az it must to those of US who are so
fond of listening 20 the clever opera boutie
which he has served up so profuse!y since
his career began, still it is very certain that
the man has genius: and If the music "l
Wagner. the special iayorite Of Bavaria 5
King. is to be styled for many a day YET.
| the music Of the future" we predict that
| it will be very long time before the crea-
tons of this erratic composer are EnoWh aS
| The music of the past.
| Thackeray, upon one occasion when he
was in America. dropped in at the perform
ance Of a negro minstrel troupe upon Broad
way, and he said afterward that the rem
dering Of a simple little ballad by one OF
those burnt cork artists touched him so
that the glasses of his spectacies were mois-
! tened for the first time in years.
and so we think there are many OF us
opcra-going people at that" no. if called
upon to confess, would say that we had tN-
perienced similar emotions i'll part. as out
! from the flash of the riOtous music of the
German iconoclast there came stealing some
| touching little air like "Dites Lui, in LA
Grande Duchesse." the music Of which is
e1quistely tender in itself, in spite of the
liIretto and the wicked sparkle II the i'rima
donns's eyes.
No one who was present last night could
have failed 20 notice the vast change for
the better which has taken place i'll Mile.
Aimees troupe since their last visit TO New
Orleans. and the prims donna herself, very
piauan: and charming though she was
when she delighted our people last season,
the manner of her acting.
| The audience last night was composed Tor
the most part of oar Creole population.
with goOdly representation, also. from tie
upper districts, mos. of whom we rec" :.
nized as habi,ues Of the Opera House. ard
therefore all the more competent 10 pass
| Judgment upon the performance.
When we say. therefore, that The rcccp.
ton of the troupe was a most enthusiastic
one. and that Nile, Aimee was frequently
encored and made the recipien: OF numer
Gus floral tributes. We feel that cur readers
will understand that the opening might was
brilliant success. Mons Juteau. the tenor
assumed the role of Fritz. and both in his
singing and acting proved himself a most
delightful artist
Tonigh. lie Petit Faust" WHEN. OF
course. there will be another crowded
house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
Aonelary--Commerc'a!'
MON ETAkf.
OrPIOH or THE DAILY EaFt BLiCAN'

SfF4oh W M u-I,rIorx l. La [
AoNOA' h'AN ..,.,,. ,,oro.r.
The money market IL ~'tnua:
tible change or further 'A 3. ~ e. ~
rates. The demand 10Y "!7cou tIo alo
bBnks continues modefa.e' anU ~ oilot,nS
on the street are OF qui'e NUTS. a., 49,.
ihe few transactions itPoi 20" w 'no -.
are az about the -ubjolneu faIes' " Soil III t''
10 quote first class paptr WIN OK "l,houI coi
lateral. at ~ Y cent = ah'u1h' 49, a. "a,ho =.
c0ilsterals AZ re H. hetonu , ',,,,,i
hrot class mortgage P"peA - ave- ~A0 e.
class 90 at l..
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
ClesrIdnG5'3 b .5ad e., $,
f"oEuary !S''.'..''.'' 40 a. ~ al -
r'D' u"i' '''''''''''' -
Thus far this week . 335,355 "a +.6n SO: =.
Same time last week t%28 it2 .. 49, 5t -
Total Ia, WEI , ,.t ~ q, is:o 2ai 5!
$40, ,,., <,o,nstIIi5s
Eolu oPeheu d. ~ - -, hn.ires.
ft Ne" A"ih anu ~ "a, a. ~ '.,nt aJyarr,
tL'oeN "C - q $500 ZIONIST Ills in
- ~. ""t ~ - t,,u,oiod 1l13, dn,ino
.lat MAI e'' @here ~ touI,uu M so G0d
INT lhte' NJ ne e,''S sun e-7anl ill
incladlhg ?'9Do ts20oV anu .VV' ~ Tx.
3idd.tU 700 tsliOU. iVoo anu eTo 'oGG iI5n16
S"V,uUU at las ii''' 'n'' Si'''V' u
ana @I';oV'' at Ia ,u.o, >ra.o,.
"o s'ioe W SILVER "oI' r. 1i'+ IN,
tlh"e 10 IIote american n'!, "oij ID c.n, nr..
~. anu 1leAttaA Uo1iaiS 1 . a. ~ nl1 pi'
Ill, ~, 2"iu. lor new anu . io' o,'' .,.
me ne movement III E s ooH,rn" - ooid
VI l ~ tAtthi' anu 'nuGl "a, Tld - f,,,,.
AT Ne" AoiA 'he uldihe' r rl 49,. "D o,',
ctn an 'uN "loG' r.,Sao hi ~
Plist" I,t,a''' EN- L'Ga'1"S ,59s, y t5o75.
l .'6ndS at lE3 =; % n,, H' az oa . So,
' ~, 900 W "nu .-oo' i -. 1.,27I
-lf,uoo OH .! facing anu ~ 1IV"i at 49,
a ~; ti00o. -2oo ana I ,"n AZ 'it , d
"a tl5Vo 40 at IA $; ,'oD pato I hr pann
ers ana o"nk az i'yV P,,k,'.e 1"n n re
al lIt-2; t0OOo bank ID i-'74 'A-io'
anu tfoJo 90 ~ i-l9' OLA M,
ihe safes OF francs ahonn,tn ~ olo'ooo,
comprising d9o'oCo ana ''0''" 'phl rIgr o6
az =; 20Ooo s'.ht AZ - "uo 1lfV'o''
bank al ! oS'4.
Al the close sterling pms were quG'e" a.
l@''! i2f'4 Tor oil' 81 iauihS ana "a c'''''
anu lI, l-t%. - ,oi oanN' "nD s0I1t 50
t.o-is i'ol =. lof private an" f'oo u 10 q.
Tor Dahk. German h"rAs WHY 4@o''o 81
VIZ ~ 'loSo 81 W. o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
Pautorlime at the ~. Charles.

The Nartinetti- Ravei troupe attracted q
large audience at the St Charles Theatre
last night, and the entertainment was most
generously applauded. There was fun and
frelic all through the performances. Pan
tomime and the ballet for Carnival week
are just what the people want. and hence
crowds will flock to the st. Charles every
night. Those who want tun can get it
without stint
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
MARSEAL'S MONIT1ONS.
=. ID. Moore Ct nj. ". Steamboat Tuta.
NJ 'cFsl.

Is THE T"'rEE sTAT'S DISTRICT coVRT
L District 81 Louisiana In ohc .ij'uc.. 10 an nd,
mira y HarFa..;. tc directed IN The. a., 70
enti j SAT-, have srIlra and taken Uto .uy
posse ,,"f--
THE STEAMBOAT NUT: now '.t.i,.i D, :. b..
Moore .Li Lthj fOT the causes SCI :glti, in tl.
lib! now r. .lii.. IA the -.ztr.c: C.t.ri OF lie
IuIted St.;ts
AID do hereby at" aEt aiu!rr al! liz.
or o"usTs Thereof, and al .yG every
person 81 p'Es1ns ia'rrg OF pet. ad.ug o
h.r. right, title 81 intern s. 10 the san,
to BE- and Tpt"T al b!alt1ct t"nr' 81 the United
States 10. he listriCt i.vTttaid to be hoIlrr :
tie city Of NeH DlvanE, on the iIE' HoHday Of
MHrCn. to s'o" cause - any thev have or can
" the sa!t st-aEihCat should not he con
d. Hnsh and be sold agre-aa!y 70 the prayer Of Il.
btitutJ.
United States SarshaPs office, Ees OrIear.
seventeenth day ot February, 1874
8. PACKARD
rev - EoH CRitea States karEh,L
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
Mrs. Bowers asa Queen.

This lady has the natural grace Of a
Queen. and her Marie Antoinette last night
was one of her finest representations. A
full house greeted her as she came on the
stage. and through the entire performance
was in perfect accord with her emotions
of grief, agony, sorrow or resignation. The
reputation of Mrs. Bowers as a great tragic
actress is sustained from night to night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
The Washington Chronicle of Friday say

The Washington Chronicle of Friday says;
False representations OF the probable ac-
ton of the Senate committee are sent from
here in order to encourage the McEnery
body and to defeat action looking to a re
organization Of the Legislature. Governor
Kellogg moves quietly in the performance
of his duty, meeting with no opposition
from the people.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

= Baltimorean who was refused nights
lodging N station-house the other evening
Immediately secured the desired accommc-
datioas 10y going out and throwing bricks at
q railway train.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

Two sisters, who we're married a few
year. ago at the same place by the same
clergyman, now simultaneously apply for
divorces in Boston, on the ground that both
:nejr husbands have run away with other
women.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

American cotton shipped from Savannah or
Charleston December and January at
9 II-l6d; sales of cotton shipped from
Savannah or Charleston. delivered in Feb
ruarY . I6d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

| Good middug ............. .2oi. ass. 2O5.
The demand ran more than usually on
| low mi !dirg and STRIFE: low midding.
| which enabled factors to realize fuller
| price. for these descriptions. Some ordi-
| nary. very dusty. sold a. low as he, good
| ordinary at |. Is and l8c. good style do at
| ISIS. strict good ordinary ar 1917. low mid
| ding at 49,, and l9c. strict low middling
| al 1914 and 1880. high style do at I9l9c.
| barely middling at 1850. and good mid
! ding at 2lc. During the morning strict
| rood ordinary was held at 1888 and 1888 c.
| but sold at i6l9c. and street low middliug
| at lo3s and l9lac. but sold at !94c. The
market tie g hcned hy an advance OF
So n p p cent in foreign exchange.
| The amour, on shipb)ard. not cleared.
! caing on board and engaged tor shipment
was set down al the opening this morning
! a; 81. 800 bales, embracing - 0o0 tor Live
! p0ul, $1,000 for HaVre. 1900 for Spain.
! 1000 for Cork aud a market. 1900 fer the
! North Sea ard 5000 for the n nth. viii n,
when deducted from thc stock on hand 10y
| q. running statement on Saturday evening,
| !..vr- o.. 100 bales II repTcse.!. the Guam
t!rr. a. H.. landing an! il presses "LsC!d
+! al t,r.,i. N. "."':s.
.Ar ...r...n-" i"Hrtt.: ''Nafket
/. :,..-,i. .,..- .'.t. H.ir1. .nc.l:i.n. 400
:. =. l.. u. "l :..,':r..I'.
core: .:.!A':.'-.
H'"..
-o"t -, >' '''Ha -, ''!'S
.,,'.''t 20 as .,3
49,
- @:i 60!
cie''eii ~, al
, Cleared '''' ''''7'' r.,
stock ~ hand aud o.. -hir,,os 10. cles-ed - -:
Stock on 'ana 'ar." date last H','r. .-..2i ,@""
To-day's exports embraced sos bates 70
! Liverpool and G'il t" H.yrc.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
| 10 JJ3 bales, against lo.32S on last Satul-
day and Sunday, and ol26 las. YEAR making
an aggregate since Friday evening OF $500
hale. ,ag aiast 1868 last week. and II ,45 Las
| wear, and since August 81 of .67 $50 bales,
against 7l5,372 last ycAr-increase -, J0S
The Exchange kilograms make the re
ceipts at al! the ports since y NJ. On Sat
day to II NJ. to-day @2!,,.Sl bales, against
- .2G3 on last Saturday and Sunday, ana
1916 last year. and since Friday 39,5i6
bales. against A, 307 last week. and 90 80
last wear. Total since August 81, 1854 4l9
bales. agains; 2,09i 200 last year-increase
440,2l9. Exports Friday and Saturday to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

Serth fseFmaA 9fOy6e
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN ANh NEW OREgaNs
VA HAVKE. SOUTHAMPTON AMP HAVANA
tt The Steamships OF the NORTH
&E~I IT GermaH Lioya ~I: RESUME Ghsi9
regular trips as forouss
From Bremen. FROM Sew Orleans
KoELS.... 90. December "a January 2"o
STkASBUR G.. January 1. &-brU:.1g "
FRANKFURT. january ~. March /.
kOELN.... .Februa7 NsSs Marc. 2ss
HANNOtER... March II. Apri! -
STRASSBUR'1 March Its Ap.l! 20
FRAHKFtR Ri. april 2. May Il.
Further days Of departua will &c ad Jses Aogso
after.
The steamers touch outward .: Hsvre and Havo
ara. and on their irNm' trip ~ havana ana SoUtso
amptOn 10 LAID and !eC.iv. passengers .shd tire Eto
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From BremeIs ScuthamptoI. Of Ha-Te ~ Ha~aa6
or New Dr.caGA
NA"ih'''''''''' ........''.'''.''' H''' goi'o
Sl''''r8gt ~ gpEss
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton
Aavre sr Brem.A
SaDih' .....'''.........' '.''.'"'o'*!9e soido
SVeetagt... ........... ~ sogs
from New Orleans 10 HaviRlA
taDlh.. ........'...o..o..s .s..S - gold
.. steer dSt..s......... s......s.. l" E"!h.
Passage ticket. from! 3:"iu"is. SOuthaEirIOQ 0S
Havre 20 New HT!. ans, issued b. ;Hs Al!G. S.eds
For further particulars apply 10
ED. J.. SVoCKHESEf! a 60, as~n'S
aus " Ne. x uAj"D stTasS6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

CYp0RTS.

HArRE-->Ap CAodoni:s-3:t: ha'"a cotton !;0o
slaves
HAVEE-Shir Marcia Day-.'!i bales cotton
l20 slaves
!hRPVoL-Bask Alma-:oa" bales cotton $50
sttVr-
LIVERPOOL--'%hlp Choice-::3i! bales cotton 5000
slaves 1924 81. uc..ke
ITVEKPOOl-> mp Lax. M.ii -25." bales cot.
ton l2a0 stdT.s T. tCs IalInw
BALTIMORE VIA PAS> CHRISTIAN BIT. + ran.
ci. Jar.c--..0 900 feet lumber
Observation-Disclosures " W...o,-7:. -. =
% bags cHitr ~ bhls Hour 10 bH., " 'iiel !.
bbls sugar bol rice 8 bbls pork csx 2..cpn =.
hXs tnnt.cn . .G.. .nue and sLILGI..s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
FOX HAVANA

EOH i1Ab AMI
Touching at Cedar Key nHd KeS Vice.
GnrryinK che UnIeCb states WnNo
RE The New DrieHns- Florida
eI-SsxTFsE aud Havana Steamship Company
E.T,.GS.1.s will dispatch - riiSa ..ss fAst pas
$3.50 s1ss seng.v t:eamtH
Every Wednesday,
From she foot 0f CSope street. First DiFsJ1es
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana 70 Cedar Key
Cabin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S:5
Stperape .....,.....,.., 70 -
Through bills of lacng issued 60 80 points "a
ElOrId&, including Tampa and 10 New York Ghaso
!estoi. and Savannah.
NoRe bu. the conpany's bill. ~ ieAlng signed
and none signed after sailing 0i The steamer
Splendid passenger accom- eatisIls and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received sithoGs permit SreD shs o.
fee.
20, hei:h: Q: passage appiysS
J. L. ROBERTS. TreasElses,
No. lG6 Common street,
SveS the Louisiana EatiOna! BADS
The steamship HAVANA fellows oA regn'sg
dp5 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
CONNIE f.OIAL


MoS,Ar EVENING. February i. !s75.
COTTOS - The sales to-day embraced
5000 bale>, not including - additional on
Saturday. Prices stronger during the morn.
ing. but less buoyant subsequently,. requir-
Ing no change in Cur quotations. except for
low middiing and strrt low middling,
which !uleG I3c NOR. in favor of factors.
We give also the Exchange figures.
which are for average Lists. according
with - official type. while ours
present the proper range CT the market fer
average lists. but with the. outside figures
for low mddling and The tower grades
given as the outside figures for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. February l., Evening Got.
ton closed quiet and steady: up!snds Dad;
Orleans l0,ul Olsd. Sales today 1000
bales, of which 1000 were 70: expo. anu
speculation. The sales ...!.d: 5000 bales
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
Tug CKO..H Hl4A I4IoEp

TUG CNOnH HLA i4lNkp
for Sew ScrI Sfrecss
Sbis sins 10 composed Of the SessmshtsS
NEW ORLEAIS. OohTsS
aRORGB CROMWELL. aHHEaE WASHINGTON
#. She at. sns.B
sf GEORGE wAsIiISGT0No
QCICS. Commander,
SATURDAY, February y 81 a. q
WI: leave ger VL.r Zoo! OF sOJAot 5. street. 60
above.
PRS1aES.. $50
freight for liverpool. Branoa and Have tIsts
by this line, aud through bills OF ledtEg Sius lee
tie sama S0y tgsgh! Or IassaEe apply 70
&LFkBD hOUITOa.
"a. 81 TarouHeis: 4: $3.50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
kA;LHi ADS.
49, LIN Il 10
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
TIE MAS IiIr.HOA!H.
Passenger Depot Zoos OF Canu! Street

=
On and c'e1 t.brunr. . :s.' trans Lau. az
\. VI aud S.I| i. ~
Trains ari.," AZ i;F. VI. au1tP.M.
COAST TRAIN RUNS Ttso,rEAS sPG'SCfA
K"ar"s NV Orleans vcrv Sa'u,dav n, : p ~
Leaves ocean tPI'u.s 'S'Sy SundtS al p NJ
stopping at al way station
FULLMASS PAih'h SLEEPING r:HS sum
through 10 iNnchhltrg, Atlanta. louisville ANA II;
L"u'S max ny clos" ""uU.' l,'us y IN al. NJ opus
Lar 'pdI"s 20 the Vast, North and N..;
I'.''s Tor salr corner Camp and O'sIuuRgr
s:E.uIs. opposite city !I,r.i a:.: at dcpo'
%nRMiN &. JONES
'''n' rs' fI"Igh' and !, !.,t A.rEss
>. IL :. kASIoS
"a ''"n"'al SUPERINTENDENT.
,khAT jith>UN ROUTE.
TRANS G"!ai' and srrjy" ne follows sfrms &spGs
foot OF tal!Ior" stIc't.
DsrsET A,H.-a
t.pt"ss..... >>:;:0i. " Ey;Ir8...rf:nOP ~
lit'..'... 600 =. VI. MsI'....... '.:::I 4. NJ
Accommodate I.r'rontIu,e
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ARRIVED SUNDAY,

Italian bark Duo Fratali'. Ma-sn >" lays from, Pa
.ermo 20 mastt:-2d district
Bark AiInp. Fro lex 81 aa.s from Newport. TO
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BRITISH schoourr Mischief. Hunter. q days from
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TOW BOATS.
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and IL 1ra 18th Instant. ships Kate Priu." and
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schooner Mischief
:TEAMBOATS.
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+ church. Patterson from Cincinnati.
>kiii.ogrr, McCOv. from ShIuvro0::
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Br.ts', steamship Fire Queen COrhshiey. from Iiv-
.rpoo tauualy 10th. to U.c;.n Z.Tega &co-Jd
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Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson. from New York
s.L instant, to John Il Ludwi .scu--2d district &"
STEAMBOATS,
Jennie Howell. Hall day. from Pin" Bluff
Henry Tcte. Dalterrs. from Oonald.ouv.,ie
Ida. ForgII. from New iberia
W y Pike. Brown. from Fishers Landing
Pauline Carroll, IoTr. from, 81 L"IIs
sober; f. Lee Cannon. from Nl"ksbuTS
Andrew Ackley Ball from Jefferson
Yum, r.. }, a,trcal!. from Lower Coast
j., Horn Gillian. from oUac!ilta nver
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN I
Tuesday. February 10. 1873. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Caledonia. WeeEs. for HayTc
Ship Marcia & Day Cox, for Havra
British ship Choice Anderson Tor Liverpool
British ship Lake Michigan. uclanan. toI Liver
pool
German bark Alma Lahmeyer for Liverpool
Brig Frabcis Jane. ,nes. COX baltimore VIA Pass
Christian
Schooner " Watson. Watson. for Pensacola
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Gambling House Keepers Sentenced
Bismarck Poisoned Through Trains
OuAIsbnmn Central-The MOdOc$-New
Steamship Mt PhiIadelphia-Ku-Kiu lux
Prisoners Released Finances CT Eir.
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