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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
NEW YORK.
Bechter's Last QnarreI-IIis Engagement
with AugustiB Daiy-first Bout ut
Poughket psie-Specie for Europe.

PouEhkeepsie-Spec for Europe.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The quarrel be-
tween Fechter. the tragedian, and Am.
W. Duncan, regarding the opening OF the
new Lyceum has eliminated by Fechtei's
Withdrawing from the enterprise ard aC-
eepting the proposal OF Augustin Daily 90
produce Monte Cristo'' at the Grand Opera
House.
The Daniel T. Miller. the first boat Of the
season, has reached Poughkeepsie.
The steamship Abyssnia sailed for Liver
pool to-day. taking $2i0,2 specie.
No offers OF bonds today, or none to be
Bought The financial situation is not 80
distressing to borrowers as yesterday. hut
stringent enough.
At the opening calls were at Il to y per
diem. and soon afterward y was paid. 4
very heavy business was transacted during
the morning hours. Daring the afternoon
there was temporary let up in the mar
ket, and the rate declined to !. with some
few loans at I-I6, and even at : gold. but
late in the day the demand for money in
creased once more, and long after: three
o'clock there were street dealings at y a "a.
Exchange dull and heavy early >in the
day, owing to the continued stringenCy in
money, but at the close the market was
Ermer in tone. Prime bankers sold at l.
973s. Gold opened at | Il Is, declined ts
il62s, advanced to ll7as, and closed at
llIAs n X. Governments dull and prices
lightly better than at the close last night.
State bonds quiet and little change i'll prices
Sizes of 1881, ll9&; tive-twenties OF 1862,
tl524; OF 1864. ll6A; of 1865. IL lR; new
il51 of 1867, liz u ; of 1868. ll6l2; new tiyes
tl2l2; tentorties Tx.
Tennessee skies 50, new 30: Virginia skies
g., new 30. consolidated 5la4 deferred 1925:
louisiana skies II, new 10, levee skies 40.
levce Fights 90: Alabama Fights 80. fves
IS, Georgia skies 20, sevens So: North Caro-
6nas 30. new l6. special tax - South Caro-
hnas b. new l. p, April and October 22Ie.
Judge Fanoher has denied the motion OF
John Anderson to dissolve the Kuicker-
becker Life Insurance Company. The
Judge SAYS the atiidavits show that no room
remains, even for suspicion. against the
solvencv Of the company.
The Express says that the condition ~
Mr.. James BROOKS is improving. and, II no
relapse occurs. he hopes to be able to leave
Washington within week.
The prominent bankers and bank ofhc'a,,
Eeid a consultation 10 day. and will call
.uon President Grant tonight, 20 present
96eir views on the tiusnciai situation.
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Miss Zee Ifudsom.

This lady, the Ma-eppa of the stsse. will
take benefit TO morrow at the ST. Charles
Theatre. There is an attraction about her
style Of acting that draws fine audiences,
and the third nigh. of her entertainment
was attended by more people than the fr.t
This is owing rather 70 the professional
merits Of Miss Hudson and the beauty and
intelligence of her noble steed, Black Bess,
than to other causes The remaining char
acters in the pla, could be very much bet
ter represented than they are. With one or
two notable exceptions, and then an added
interest in Byron's story would be appar-
emit. It is the lady and the horse that now
triumph at the St. Charles. for which fact
the generous public returus thanks in .
substantial manner.
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torted and accused the deputy Of imper
tinence. President Grevy called the Mar
ouis to order but the latter refused 10 re
tract his language.
The members of the Right exasperated
at the repeated calls Cor order. threatened
TO quit the Chamber. President GIeVE
made a dignitied speech. in which he int.l
mated that ne alO...d resign, and dttla1oU
the sitting ended.
The House broke UP amid intense ef'l ,..
mcnt The deputies OF all shades OF POI,
iCal opinions waited On Grevy TO- g! H. ~
begged him to overlook the inc gent, ~ ~
: expected that rs .es gnaI-oH
offered to morrow. .,h
The Span.sh VIZ" ."nrl. 'ht' 90 ~
embez7enent has been ai-e7>eu 81"
IN custody % SPAN. -,.u,. .,,,.
;.tl.r NJ Eorpi N Affairs. and Gou!ard, nm
ist.rof tbr Interior called upon d GreV!
H., arcnInr 20 persuade him 10 again az
.uu,r The presidency 0: me Ho7e'u"IH'
Grey. however. vas inn n III, ue'el NINA
tioD 70 relinuu;sh me office. ana aHhoulce"
tbat ne would not again accept me ''7itI''..
Tba de,n+I.s - tae lett called upon
Greyv ana 'cngratulaIed mn upoii ms
firm attitudr Ii is believed that ''rtY|
Vii accent Ill. leadership OF the left III the
Assembly.
XT"s,urrS. Anrii M. Grevy DID not
attend todav's session 81 the National AS
semhlv. and 10 his absence his resignation
as the pr- sidrnt of that BODY was presented
and read by the Assembly, who At once re-
elected Greyy b.. "A vote oi BAG against 81
# il believed that he vii! agail refuse 10
accept the position.
ST. PETEE,BgHG. April 1T is announced
that Prince GOrtschakotf has. in cOmpH-
ance With a request from Washington
asked the russian Geographical Society TO
discuss the topography OF Khiva and Box
hara at its meetings during the months o.
April and MAY.
FLORENCE. hpri: Mr.. Saivine. tle
great Italian t!ageiian. goes 20 America II
August
MADGI", April -.-TIe cure q. santa
Cruz wac surprised aad narrowly escaped.
Several OF his men were captured.
The agitation in Barcelona IL suosIdlny.
The population of Madrid manifest nos
tile disposition toward the municipal Of
GERS, and as the latter are determined not
10 resign. trouble j. unprecedented.
The municipal hal! is guarded by the MI
litia.
The munici paitv o: Cadlz has demanded
of the government the withdraw! a. al
troops from that city.
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STEAMBOATS,.
BELOW nOMING up.

SIP sefgrssa Bell. !.ou4 Liverpool i.a..'. -. 20
) G Lin CHAM.
SIP Lancaster, Bar:le,, ~ days from ;.:v.rpool
to Ocean, HtrcgR SEQ
ship La ke st Clair Lamont. from i...Tyon Deem
Der 70, 20 } Bryson Ac"-
Ship Anna Camp Gardner. from Iiv.' poo. 'anus.g
q, 20 Jackson, fitzpatrick Heuder on
Ship Felecia, Murray, from Liverpool, Jsndatv =,
to Jac k6uIl L MansOn--
ship Hampton Court, VOlk, from L:Ir.c1"t y.uI-
arv l5 20 Loyel Biil..--
Slip Spsykenhoe. Butler, tr''m !.:r.:Is-c 20 mas
Sip Hannah Morn. 'one. At day- .rom "o..s-
mouth Eng in ballast. TO A K tilr- Ac"--
"a r!lkCnstadt Ac"--
Bark ,Arra. Hagase.n. Iom i.EecpoOi. - BOYER
Bark AI.l- Enba.: >t.ns,... tt"r. rp,n.u, D..
y 10 MASTER
Schooner May kvely'. HiCi-n. y iAvs .,"'r ~.
tan ISLAND. 20 Mae. Aro-
S.l""tIeT Martha. EeWWa' d,Es iInH, d'' AI1 . a
lion. To- john king
OrrStUL TNt B.E Hn">, ~.
81, ~ C. scranton Wheeler. eyL. at. - ~, e." \
%fir Arra1, Laws", row AnIgoss.n
ship Ad"nua, from liverpool Jan1la:, -
British ship B-lgravia Eel: from L.ss.;p'i Ian.
p. to } q bingham SEQ
ship Princeton, Robertson ig"r. Ii .ro": Jar
II" 20 MASTER
snip Brook vile ''hcmpsor from Liverpool NJ.
Der 80 va. Gre.1ock January 3 II master
Ship SCu.uam DUrniO, Cousins nuIu NJ - roIt
January ls :" mSstSI--
Bark asS.y. hyseD. from Ca.diT January :. 20
MASTER
BARK Malta. Maco!mson nom L!v,rrou! January
p TO .aastti
Norwegian bark PnivIarp fri, r:scl .:um Iorio.
bee g. TO Lowell / Bailey
British bark Charlie, HIC kmau 1Iryisy, iIon Lon
don. Feb ~ % Lovell = Bai.I
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NV YORK. April :. Evening. -Cet;on
closed dull: sales 81; bales: middlns up-
lands :92.c: Orleans t0i4c net receipts III
bales; gross 2aii: sales for export Gj; sales of
futures T., 100: April, 1875 i9c, May, 1913 tbc:
June. 1912 a 70 It-loc: July l9l2 l9ilc.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Whisky easier
az 90l9c. Wheat steady. Corn steady.
Rice quiet at - Slac. Pork tirmer and
higher: new s.. a Il -. Lard weaker at
85.c. Turpentine dull. Rosin quiet. Tai
low steady. Freights tirmer.
Leather quiet and unchanged: heinl0ck
sole. Buenos Avres and Rio Grande light.
middle and heavy weights IS a Bic; Calitor-
MIA do - u q % &c: OrlnOcO do - a q pc.
Wool dull and lower: TEXAS quoted at %
u &c; secured do o. 9.Jc: extra pulled Soc.
choice .jjc; domestic fleece 20 a SOC.
Coffee quiet and firm: Rio i6i, l9c.
Sugar steady. Molasses quiet and firm:
~ 15c for New Orleans.
CINCTNNATr, April Cotton easy: mid
ding 19c. Flour dull; s. .Dn1 Is. Wheat
quiet: 81 6id 6S. Corn quiet: 39c. Oats
quiet: 30 n jSc. Provisions quiet. Pork nom
inally SIG 20. Lard firm: sales of steam at
Sc; held higher at the close; kettle Size.
Bulk meats quiet: more Offering; shoulders
sac. clear rib Sac. clear Sl2 4 s'sc. Bacon
quiet: shoulders &C, clear rib Sc. clear 9'tc
with iobbing sales: generally held At 9l2c
Whisky steady at Soc.
ST. LOUIS, April ..-Cot:on firm low
middling l. l7l2c: mddlng ISL. nlSlec.
Flour quiet and weak some sales lower:
superfne winter 81 $40 80, extra winter
s. JOQ6. double extra winter 500 s IS.
treble $7a1 -. family winter S. Il 10.
Wheat dull; prices dropping: No. : spriug
Chicago 81 q, do soft Iowa 81 3! 32l2.
Corn better: No. mixed 33 a 3ic on east
track: white mixed. sacked, 80 38i2c.
Oats steady. - he on east track; mixed,
sacked, :2L2 a 33l2c. Whisky quiet SIC.
Pork firm: Sl5 TO offered and refused.
Dry salt meats held firmly; no sales;
Bacon firm: shoulders lac in May. Lard
active and firm; good SC.
Foreign slarkets.
LONDON. April =. Evening.
t,S
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FOREIGN.

F,sreU-e Municipality Bill Of frsnce-fn-
tense Excitement in nisCHss'ons-Lm-
eezzIinS Spanish Vice Cousal Arrested
-EtaIinu Trngedisa Com4ug 10 America
-<;revy's Recollection rs President oil
the French As.eDibiy-Turbulence ic
r.+udrid-Topoeraphic Surveys.
PANS, April The Assembly has been
. .Xebatinr Tor two days the license munIci-
E.ality 1ill. The DISCUSSION closed to-day
vith . remarkable scene. Lecierc iradlcali
sEsaeribed the committee's report which A.
eampauied the bill as trumpery.
Xhs Marquis De GraRmopt bitterly re-
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NV ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Total last Wee Ee 76lem . i4585-t =
Total week before. l. .3o6 $50 y ,e- !o' ~
Gold opened at llo'. lltie. against
HIS at New York. and after moderate
business closed at lI6l. iio'+ tan advance
OF u over yesterdays closing hgurest.
against ll.L2 at 3:ls T. NJ. IN that ma.
market. where at p. II it was quoted at
HIS. The sales amounted to $4,000, EN-
bracing $1,000 at Il6. $1,000 at !l6As Slh.N00
$4,000 $1,000 and 10000 at llOt4. S9Uuu at
ll612. $1,000 at 1863. and $1,000 at 1909
ull644
No sale. Of silver were reported. We
now quote American half dollars nomlnal
at all!. and Mexican dollars at ~
= cent premium. gold, toE new and tor
old
The movement in sterling exchange vas
of fair extent, and under the influence OF
the decentralization Of TIE New York bill
market closed about y = cent lower than
yesterday. The sales summed up t0J, wv
comprising lib 900 bill of !ading at !2l-4
l4il2: 10000 do at I2it. I2iis: 5000 do
at 1913 a l2t34: $500 aud t2O,'0do at ~ =;
$500 bill OF lading, and t'OoO and toVOg
Al clear at 1875: 1890 American ships bill
at !25B; tl5.000 private bankers and banh
al =. and $3.50 do at =
The sales of francs included 10000 COM
mercial at i.jS3.. and - 90 pirate bank
ecs' at As.
At the close sterling bills We're quoted
at l2i4 a i24}. for private and 30: - Tor
bank francs at rs :. a r."1 lg for private and
f.5324 for bank. and German MARKS at iV''
d.
The offerings OF domestic exchange were
fair, and the market was without quotable
variation. The sales covered S3OO,0pO, en-
bracing $4,000 and $4,000 bank sight on
New York at BIO = cent discount; $4,000
commercial and $2I5.00O private bankers
and bank at Il: $4,000 on Boston az ..
and $40, 900 on Providence at the same.
The banks continued to check on New
York at par. and commercial sight was
still quoted at \, T. cent discount.
No sales OF stocks were reported.
The sales Of bonds included $4,000 CITY
gold bearing seven per cents at 59'8: SiVoG
at so and $4,000 at -. They were quoted
at the close at about 80 eX-cOupon.
The only sale reported in Metropolitan
Police warrants was $1,000 at s. = 80.
They were quoted at 81 SO.
City appropriation certificates continued
dun. but were quoted at 30 %.
School certificates were without move
ment, and quoted nominal at about 81.
No sales of old State warrants were re-
ported They were still quoted at 81 a So
The sales Of legislative warrants Included
$500 at 81 and $1,000 at -. but closed an
settled and nominal
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CRIME.
The Goodrich Nlur6er-Its Romantic and
startling GhIrsCter-A Murderer Con-
xicted-kenuisitiOn Tor N cDOnald.


Neutrality-suspicious. Tor MCDOnald.
New YORK, April 2.-Vhe Ners says that
new circumstances have been brought 10
light in the Goodrich murder, which, if
they prove true. vii! make this one of the
most romantic and startling murders on
record. Neither Roscoe nor Mrs. Meyers
had ANYTHING TO do with the crime. Good
rich it IL proved. was killed on the morning
his body was discovered.
A reuuisition las been made on Governor
Dix by the Governor Of Kentucky for
George Mcdonald, one of the Bank Of Eng
land forgers The authorities and police Of
Louisville have requested the police Of this
city to hold Mcdonald subject to a -equisl-
ton, should he not be extradicted.
Mcdonald is known n Louisville By the
name Of Sweet
In the case OF Charles Nixon. FOR killing
Pfeiffer, in Chatham street, the Jury found
a verdict Of guilt: o, muide. n The inst
depTee.
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The Rie tsraHhee

Our Brownsville dispatches bring the in
formation that the United States sloop-of-
war Wyoming is cruising Of the msuth OF
the Rio Grande. which. together with the
proposed visit of the Secretary of War and
General Sheridan 10 the Texas border, is
regarded as indicative of lively interest
by our government in affairs on the frontier
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HFTEJPTs OF pp0Dr1C.

CISt!SSAii-~-Steamer Allegheny Be'.~ amt
barge-27O bids tobacco 4sg5 sks corn 49, bbs non.
iZI% nhs pcr, ipi bills whisky h.j &c. hams 90 yes
LARD IN .Es bacon a NXe bacon So *. malt 1850
9N' star. p" bxs candle. ~ bSs cHees. and
dry produce
81 L0UlH-StAame' Mary F"rsrthe-.6-t bhi-
Hour trI7 sss corn AZ cke bacon t2H *. potatoes
$40 bbls do and su1.dry produce
st LOCtN-St. amer City OF Sto,--i Md tobac GO
3be2 .ks corn 1888 bDls hOur 500 bb. pork I23 bale.
hay lbl Cks bacon and sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John b Maud-,s3s ba,ea
cotton -! s.s cotton seed 1872 .lcake ard SUN
dres
ARGYLE LAHtlSO-SteaIner rvauN Par,o,d-
rs bsl"- cotton 2@1 sts cotton seed and sundrie.
BAYOU DIS G..AELkS-sttame. Big H0rn---sa
bales cotton .54 SIS cotton seed and suus.r,e.
Observation-Disclosures Glad % 2s-il,. aaIc. %.
Tor ard sundrics
PfTTSBHR''-'rn~ bat 4 Wort Ard 1. s.r.,s-
90 20 aNaLalACnA.
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WASHINGTON.

Tho New indian CommissiOncr-Eisht
Years. Sentence of ku-kIuN-POst.
HlusteF Of Shreveport.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-The new Indian
commissioner assumes duty tomorrow.
Walter p. Anthony, convicted OF kit
Hiking in South Carolina, only eighteen
years of age, has been sentenced to eight
gears imprisonment.
William McKenna has been commissioned
Ss postmaster at Shreveport.
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IMPORTS.


EASASsS:ra 7lship .iunjai.-A.tr ri.,-
6iNAHi-St auIship MaGga..t--lo. s.is.'
hall h1i> cI.aTttt
HAVaNA-,teamship' Liberty BIO" ci..r. g.
bales tobacco and suIhl.es
hDkALAEt--Bark speIa. lA--:S'' bars raj
road iron
BpSTuE--8ark Biil--i2h5 bars railroad .ron
2H2 bhl- -arup 1900 Kegs 90 WIDER 9bG pk.- fish
NEWPORT -St:anlsn!p Carlo. a--5!hs %. Ia.
rCaI. IrSl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

\ young man in Bean Hill, Connecticut
was wanted ae a wltnes, III a liquor case.
He saw the constable coming for him,
rushed into q tannery. and hid himself In
loosencd from the skins by steam. The en-
giu,er .unocently let on thi. steam, and the
consequence is that the unwilling Gi-aeSs
i. now as bald as old Elisha
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fA:hErsns.
NEN ORLEANS. .lOB:sG
TF%AS RAILROAD.
PASSENGER DepOt Fool of G.nui a.raer
fA:tErsrn.

On nd Att February s:T. s"s.. ;.ays az
- 81 .uc L5P
Trai,atEiys al 3:j5 = " sras"9
GoASI TRAIN HcEs TO OCEAN ..'4rS,s
Leaves Ne orleans sv.ry SATURDAY. s,'fM
Leaves Ocean Springs .Nry s.ut., .. AZ
stopping al al. way st2tIeA
!U.LHANs Palace sLFF"INs Oars wn
Through :" nyuchbuTg, Atlanta E.m!ssi!l. and :.
L"uls. iua. "a. close connections ~j'h "a ID. ,ypH
-.L f"ut' 80 me ha.t, North and Vest.
il.1"ts for sas corner GaluIs aud (cur an
streets "r:"s's t.'y hslaI and a. depot,
X. y SHUVk
Geuera' sI.t.. Agent
=. n. SCRASEbS
'Ss General sIr.r,,.tu.,gut
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EXPORTS.

MISUNDERSTANDING Arbltf're --.-a' ~ ~.
cotton 200 -iaves 30 hides Oh. beesDa.
lLACHt'pLA-So0p sspinsaIl-, bhls on W =
whisky . bbi> potatoes boz. Dre Al . M. b.c.. !
:es ssrA. l.. !.EG and sunGri.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

4 Michigan girl drew $1,000 farm &C a
gits concert recently, and now the local
although she IL Lame. has sed hag and no
teeth.
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Monetary--Commere'al.
MONETARY
oFFrrv OF Tbs DAILY HRPUBLECAH,
TsoSz.pAY EVENING April ,. 1873.

OFPrrV OF Tbs DAILY ERPUBLECA.,l
WEDNESDAY, EVENING April ;. 1873. }
The money marke. was without marked
chaoge or variation N street rates. The
demand Tor discounts. both in bank and on
the street. was of fair extent, and the
transactions reported were mostly in agree
ment with the subjoined figures. but with a
bearing to outside rates We continue to
quote first class paper. with or without
colIaterals, q0lO + cent y annum, AL /!
u. second class "a Is, first class mort
"a 20 paper Q a 10. and second class L!
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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IECELpTs BIZ EAren,o

SoRiASS LOUISIANA AND vEXAs Rl'YROsr
.prh II baeS cotton hid su.a1 bSl. mo!ass-.
:! SIS Ticc and sundrie.
NJ" ORLEANS. MOBILE AND fByAs RAii.
dne.
NJ" rH.E:SS. JACKSON AM GR.Ar NORTR
XXX RAILROAD. April 2-;S r.l.S cotton 9oe
hhds 5"ba'cr .nd suUdry produce
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BREMEN.

Ssrth German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND New 0a,sAss
VA RAVRE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
EA The Steamships OF tho Norris
%StIs Eg,.G2N German :lsrJ ~: ,e.l4us :he.r
regular tIips follows.
From Bremen :.0m SsY Gr;sanG
FRANKFURT. January y. March 9
HANEONER.o FebrI-aI v2S SarCh "A.
STRASSBURu. March % April De-
FRAERFU RT. april g MAY -.
F..:AeS dag. o. departure VT: Be advertised aerae
after.
The steamers soUc. outward ~ Havre and Has
ana, and on their home trip a. Havana and South.
symptom 10 land and receive passengers and freShA
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
F:cn BIeMeA. Southampton or H.F?. u, gsval9
or New Orleans.
eaolH.......... .................. 49, golS.
, HttrraSe.. ............ - gold.
!ECB New oTean6 or Havana % :OUtLa!p,tSS
EavT. OF Bremen.
40 n. ...s..''...... ........, 8 20 Goi&
Sts0Itse. ...:........-........... IS RO!Ca
from New Orleans % Havana
~dDtn.' = - gOlp
- steer age. ....... .-.....s-. 10 gold
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton 80
E9yTe TO New Orleans, issued by the uudersiguol
FoS further particulars apply 10
Sd. j. STOCKHBYEk & co, Agents
AZ" y 10. AZ Union street.
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GREAT JACKSON KOEvE,
STEEL Rail-: 0OVBlk gRacR

STEEL RAIL-: OOVBLk gRaGR
BALTIMORE: AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
IT,. xr'ss si.art Hns from cino.Au.: .sr co:aaS7s
EAST:
saV!tS e[.t seven to 10 miles and Arr r.af aas
tram IN advance -
NEW YORK.
s.v5G A. -hhe miles, and arriving all anl aA9
hours in advance a.
BALTIMORE.
s'n Sessy ssysa niles les. and .as sGhs
WASHINGTON.
aesohing
SBIIABEEPRfa
One train the suiokes.
rHs GREAT IRON RAILwkr BRfnass
o~sf :as ".lIl S!ver, at PartersburZ sra SaIiass
sre completed.
NOsE1NG Srp NTGHr LINE. os
ruiinaA's Palace Drnwingr taeous asa
sleeping Cars
AZ 'ua 90 tbs route from st Louis einslnnssi &c
w AAaSGs 10 baltimore and Washington SitY,
WITHOUT CHABGkr
80 rra's sos AVOID ~ Omnibus srana.sss
T,q.eta fos 'ala ~ .: ~ct.s o4ne.. q -, ssasA
Z q. HpLB
""'s'> fof.s sgs. = Eaitnnore. rx,AsnA
". ? SMITH
Eater craEssc r-satio1, Bs.ltiuo.r Nsrvl.rA
slDfEi T. JONES
,'~E"hs. !ssa.n.e1 sfs2t o.. ,..pastt ouIa
's". Al" "a r-....o. AZ TIE Sss3
VGS !.'.!sSatAa er1 'sf.is .stA snsars.lxA
Eati 5sras.
-""'rps:s. he i..I.r..S st.tx,srI % p, 81
.N"', 80 re 'pantI: e. 4;..us ~ Az u~s..a.2S
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FOB RENT,

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Wf' F"Sr-A Ha'>kn COTTAGE. in TrIt
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E+CR RESF-RCsONs WITH Or x7rHor~
board, IN syntsS OF siugie hao, & fryg 6s1
DC afdetb t%Ae1- Asgiy at IA I'll Camp street, ness
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN ,
Thursday. Ap,i. :. 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

T!It,'. s.r4nship trbitratOr. Crag toT hiVr' 300!
3r!tsa schoOne. Mischief. Hunter. 70. t.i!a. N
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

AhRIFEU IEDI EhUAI.
STEAMSHIP Lavaca, COoA5eE. FROM Cedar h.7s AMI
ST Marks, to Post i Huoby-l5t district IL
S.r. Caspar Syiveste. from Cardiff January :.
20 mas ter-POin.
Bark Carl Johann. Cia,s..a from r.tt-. January
l6. to ocean. ierega ic0-.ni"'
TOWBOATS.
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light Brought Hp bsrt. Gaspar. and CAM
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Frank ParEoud. White. from AT.Sl-ia.dr:
tohn Maud. Noel from Memphis
y Z auyn. Weaas, from Bayou DIES 81 AE-s
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