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Taylor's Corpse Preserver.

WIN. GRAHAM AT HIS FAsHIoNA-
w BILE and extensive fur niture warerooms
No. ll2 Main street. has obtained the right
to use the celebrated Corpse Preserver, pat
ented by James c. Taylor, OF New Jersey
and Is prepared to furnish its use to friends
OF deceased persons on application.
An elegant assortment Of shrowdf, gloves,
scarfs, walnut, rosewood, mahogany and
iron caskets and collins always on hand.
Orders Tor undertaking promptly attended
to by Thomas Marsh.
WM. GRAHAM,
mvl9 No LIZ Main street
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FOR SALE.
Mount Wood Cemetery.

Office. NO PERSON BUT LOT OWN.
' ers will hereafter be admitted to said
cemetery, and lot owners will be required
to present their tickets at the gate, without
which they cannot be admitted. By order
of the trustees. JOHN BlSHtP,
iuI3 President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-18

Sewing Machine Casters,
THoSE POSSESS ING TIE wHEELER
i d Wilson Sewing Machine are respect
fully invited 10 call and examine the New
Patent Four.wheel Castor now on exhibit
ton at the ONCE Of
wM SUMNER & CO.,
myS0-h IS Monroe ST., Wheeling.
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Has been before the American urb,;c
OVER THIRTY yea1. It has never vel
failed to give perfect satisfaction. and bss
Justly been styled the panaoeafor all En-.
temal Wounds, Cus, Burns, Swelling.
sPrains, Bruises. &C., &C., for Nan and
Beast. No family should be angie dav
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In pursuance of a decree entered by the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West Virgin
la, on the 10Th day o. May, 1873, in the
Chancery cause in said Court pending,
wherein Elijah Marlin, Jr.. is complaiu ant
and Isaac b. Kelley and others ale deem
dants, l shall, as Special Commissioner
named in said decree, offer at public sale,
on
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I ~. %. 00unR. ~ So
0l sues1.
..,, 1uis received and ~ - &,,x
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Being q Manuel for the bereaved. By Hen.
~ southgate, author o. "Manv Thoughts
OF Many Minds" etc. l6mo. Extra Goth,
red edges. $40.
"1he book is one OF those specialt'es in
which the writer has already established
reputation on both sides of the Atlantic,
and should be in every private and public
library In the land."-Boston Globe.
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6E IN UO0 PER DAYI Agents want ed
DO W pAO All classes of working peo-
pie. OF either sex, young or old, make more
ments, or all the time, than at anything
else. Particulars FREQ, Address g. STIE-
SON d CO.. Portland. Maine. mars
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
AnUsRDfENTH
Academy of Music.

This evening, at the Academy Of Music,
Mr. W. b. Cavanagh's variety and comic
specially company, embracing about h1ty
artists, will appear in great diversity OF
entertainme nts, including Baby Benson
the infant wonder, only four years old, III
her artistic songs, dances and character
reprcsentations; jim Morris. ihe protean
artist; Mile. EOntainbleau, N her thrilllug
trapere act, and Miss Sa!lie Mason and
Miss Jennie Benson in song and dance. The
programme varies each night. GRAND ma
tin6e Saturday.
st. Charles Theatre.
Mr. Don,inick Murray, the popular de
linearor of Irish character, will appear this
evening at the St Charles Theatre as H'n-
n, NcNGjly in the play of "ttamb!er ;
Crime" which Will be produced to night
for the Last time. Tomorrow evening bene,
Gt Of Mr.. Murray, when will be presented
the Golden Bubble" and Mickey Free.
Saturday noon last Murray matinee. sun
day evening benefit Of the treasurer OF the
ST. Charles Theatre, Mr.. L. G. Monday
evening. Miss Leo Hudson as Haserp1.
Varieties Theatre.
The Varieties Theatre presented an ap-
Dearaucn OF business last night on the occa-
sion of the benefit Of Mr.. Lorraine Rogers.
partly on that account and to great ex
tent because CudrlOCJc thompson was au
nounced TO play in ''Jane Eyre" This eve
hing Mr.. Lee S. Lynch will take his benefit
for which numerous tickets have already
beer bought By his hssts Of friends. "Dl
vorce" is the play selected, and it will draw
To morrow evening Miss lone Burke vii
appear before the audience as beneficiary
when the beautiful Irish love story OF the
Colleen Bawn" will be presented. Satur
day noon, grand Divorce matinee. Mon
day evening Mr.. Lawrence Barrett viii. ap
pear ~ Dnri3 Gor1rc@ in the play OF tina
namee
hattie Panorama.
Do not fail TO visit the panorams OF th
late France German war and the Parl
! Commune Ut the corner of Basin and Cana
streetA, in the beutiful pavilion there.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

quoted at IL 61lAc round; dry salted l9
20c; flint 70 to IS lbs, lSo y b; dam
aged half price. In city slaughter, sales
are making as follows: Steer hides over s.
TBS, l0a4c; steer hides, 70084 lbs, ll4c /;
steer hides under 70 lbs, at l0&c; COW hides,
city slaughter, as they run, l0Ac; kips, city
slaughter, % 024 lbs, l2Ibc; kips - a 30 lbs.
I0c p tb; calf skins each 81. Beeswax
tirmer. yellow 80 p b. Ok horns Sc each.
SrARCH-Is selling at Sc y tb, according
to size of box.
CoFFEE-There is good inquiry. We
quote: Prime tgold) l9o l9isc, good 1872 q
Ipc; fair Is a lS1sc v ID.
ToRAOCo-Tho only sale reported to-
day was l hid damaged at -. The
supply ia now ample and invites an
export demand. We continue to quote lugs
at sc; low Leaf ct 3 9o l0c; medium at 10 a
lie; good at II a l2c, and selections at l2hs
a l3o. Receipts to-day l06 hhds; exported
none; stock on hand By our running state
ment 5f48.
FEEL EHrs--A ship was teken up for Revel
to day at !6d for cotton. Yesterday We
reported one for Liverpool at sd, aud one
for Russia at Il-l6d We continue TO
quote. BY steam-CottOn to Liverpool ll-1Gd
to New York 10. BY sai-Cott3n TO Liv-
erpool 9sd. 70 Havre lac; TO Bremen.
Antwerp and the Baltic ll-l6d; to New
York Hc.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HorsE-

Gold opened at lI4il u III, against ti1@
at New York, and after a fair business
closed at ll|ulla-; tso advance
over Yesterdays closing ignres', against
ll6 in that market. The sales summed
up So 900, embracing $1,000 tSlOO ahd
$5OOol at lll%; 5000 tsio9o. S5e"T5 sI5 aoH' SSn
S5oOOi at lllzs 81: 800 tS20Uo aud Si2,TV,
a. Il,L,: $4,000 at 10 a ll5ia s3VJo at
i!.le. and 5000 at HISS.
No sale. of silver were reported. amer
ran half dollars are still quoted noNluai az
IIOle QlIIle. and Mexican dollars at ~
:, cent premium. gold. Tor new ana 4oE
] old.
The movement in sterling exchance was
| of moderate extent. and under the influence
| of the advance in gold and bills at New
! York tho market closed about 4 per CENT
| b;pher. The sale. amounted TO ABOUT
| 81 0OO comnrising tJ000 bill Of lddl1g at
| Io3Is. 10000 do at l.}5s; $1,000 do at l25% y;
| 10000 AL clear AZ l"3zs d ia; !lOCo ana
| e20OO do at l2i; 100000 bill OF lading al
! l23I a l24A: El2, 900 bill OF iadlng ana "A,
clear and El5O0 Al clear at l2ih, aud
| fl5OOO bill of ladlug al l44ll sl2tSS.
| The Gales ofrancs comprised JOc, OtV com
| mercial 100000 and ;t10,000l at i6.H, ana
| AZ, 900 private bankers at \ bn.
| The sales OF German ula7ks included
10000. 80, a.o5
| at l23;A q l24A tor bull OF ladhg anu a
| clear, and l24A a for bank; france az
| 1 63I ct6212 for private, and 1.o2 Tor oahA'
and German marks at lOSL2 d..
| The offerings of domestic exchange were
| of fair extent, and conmerclal olIla %Gre
| about II = cent lower at the close: me ne
sales covered $4,000, embracing SitoOoV
| commercial and private bankers sight on
| New York at 1s a "a t. cent discount lo,VoV
| oommerci Il, $4,000 private bankers, and
S2G. 900 bank at Ia 5000 and si5,0 com
| mercial at ; l6; $4,000, s3O,00u and So9'oU
! do at 4, and $40, 900 Western bank at 4.
The banks continued to check on New
York at par but commercial sight WAS
ouoted at SIG a Is = cent discount.
We heard of but little movement IN stocks'
and the only sale reported Sas lO0 LOUIS
lana Leyee, ordinary, at ~ -.
The sales of bonds included $bOOO Louis,
lana Levee, six + cents, at On S.tIoO
CITY gold bearing seven T. cents at oI y q
6I;., and 5000 city ten T. cents at o2~s'
City gold bearing seven = cents were
quoted at 81 " a g..
Metropolitan Police warrants were
quoted at 80 090. and city Appropriation
certificates at 65 q 66, but no sales OF e!ther
| were reported.
Legislative warrants were quoted
| ut the close at 1890. The sale. IN
cluded $4,000 at 70: $4,000 at 80. and S'o0t
at 81.
| Old State warrants were quoted ~ inc
| close at 80 a 40. The -aies included s.oUV
at IS, and 5000 at ;jSls.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
RIVER.
&InkIHg Of the eDardanciir-Cols Weather
SnOw-Riss oF the Ohie.


-SnOw-Riss of the Ohie.
SOUTHWEST PASS March 10, =. M.-Ba-
vouueter .}O:aJ Wind north northwest,
light, No arrivals. Saiied-Bark Hermi.
MA. On the bar, bound out-Steamship
Legislator aud ship Sea Flower.
PAss-A.L' L'OUTRE, March %, 6 Z. M.--Wind
morth light. No arrivals. Saiied--Steam-
chip Havana, at . D. NJ.
MEMPHIS, March 26.--Weather clear and
cold. River rising slowly. Arrived-John
u. Maude. from New Orleans. Departed
Pauline Carroll, Shannon and Mary Nc
Donald. for Ouachita river: Joe Kinney,
MountainCer and St. Joseph, for st. Louis.
The Dardanele sunk i'll the Arkansas
yesterday. sixty five miles above Pine Blum.
She ia straight. with three feet OF water
OVer her lower deck; will likely be raised.
SHREVEPORT, March 26 Arrived yester.
6ay--Lotus No. and Belle Rowland, from
New Orleans. Departed-LOtus No. 3, for
Jefferson. Arrived tO-day-Belle of Shreye
port, from St. Louis. Departed--Mary +.
Poe, for Sc. Louis; Bossier, for Jefferson,
and Southwestern, for New Orleans.
Weather cleaI and cold. River stationary.
YICKsBURG, March 26--Passed down
John KYLE, at twelve o'clock NJ; Belfast, IL
4. Passtd d up--City Of Cairo, at e p. M.
Weather cool and clear. River falling.
CINCINNArI, March 26.--The weather
turned suddenly cold last night Showing
at intervals all day. Weather cloudy to-
night. Mercury 27o. River twenty eight
feet and rising. DePartod--H. S. Turner.
for New Orleans
PrrTsBURo, March &c River twelve feet
ewo inches and rising slowly. tight snow
As been falling since last night.
EVANSVILLE, March .6-SnOwed all
night. with fearful wind. Weather partly
clear and cold to dav. The river has risen
two feet since last report. Passed
down-Robert Mitchell, at A. M.
CAIRO, March ~ 6--Arrived-Mary Hous-
ton, from Louisville, eight o'clock this
evening. Departed-James Howard. for
New Orleans. 10 A. M; }. II. Bigley. for
New Orleans. / r. NJ. River risen nine
inches within the last twsnty-tour hours.
Weather clear. mercury 8o.
Sr. LOWS, March Observation-Disclosures
FROM New Orleans. Departed-City OF Al.
con and Bismarck Tor New Orleans and
&C. Wolf for Red river. River falling
slowly. Weather clear and warmer. Most
Of the snow melted during the day; now
freezing.
LoUIsvILiE. March 2G. - River rising;
Cen feet four inches in the canal; eight
feet four inches in the chute. Weather
cold and windy; showing at intervals. Up
Era from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
MARKETS..
Nntne.tic Markets,

SEw YORK. March 20. Evening. Cotton
closed .teady; middlinG uplands '9i4c. Or.
ieans lqlc: sales today 272S bales: net
teceipts 339 bales: gross 1901; exports
to-day 6i5 bales, last evening '36: sales OF
futures a. $50 bales. IA follows: March lSle
selS7 I6c: April 1872 iS 9l6c; May Is i3 i6
SlSNc; June 10 I6Q 10 5-l6c; July 10 5-l6
@I9asc. Flour in moderate request; closed
firm Whisky very quiet: shade tirmer.
Wheat very firm: holders ask "a &c ad-
tance. which checks business. Corn in fair
demand and firm. chiefly for old. Rice
quiet ut SaS19c. Pork tirmer; BIG 30. Beef
and lard steady. Turpentins dull. Tallow
quiet. freights quiet.
Leather in good Tsqueat and firm; hem-
!ock Snle, BuenOs Ayre- and Rio Grande
Tight. middle and heavy weights 2S n Bic;
California do 27l9 .Sl2c; OrnOcO do u U
sSRc. Wool dull and nomiDally un-
changed: tubned 5Sc: OHIO and Michigan
SIC; pulled 32c; Texas 22c. Coffee strong;
Rio l6l. a lS5,e, gold. Sugar more active.
Afolasscs quiet and firm.
EINCISs ATI, March @6.--Cotton dull: mid
dling ISL3 a 1880. flnur steady: 5! 20 a
J 81. Wheat quiet: 81 G56l rs. Corn
quiet: - a :}9c. Oats duh and unchanged
Provisions firm; pork sl5 80 a l..5 buyer
Aprl. lard firm; steam ! u Sc. offerings
fight; kettle S% a size. Bulk meats strong:
sales of shoulders at jlRc; clear rib 9-l6
= y q. PltdE v sc. DdCOH steady 60Oul-
ders tl&r: clear rib 81. Size; clear Sa:c
whisky firm at S5c.
ST. Louis, March H6.-Cotton euiet low
middlinE raI5Ac: middling iSG lSAc.
Flour steady; supeItine winter s. 5 so;
extra winter S. 50 dG; double extra winter
$6 - a.. Wheat frmer; No. , spring
Chicago 81 i3; No. , soft Iowa 81 "a q | 30.
Corn tirmer; No. mixed 30 81 1ec on east
track; 3il9c in elevator. Oats quiet; No. .
% az l3C on east track; 2S1s a 29c in eleva-
cor. whisky dull; retailing at SIC. Pork
held higher, at SIS 80. Dry. salt meats
firmrr and held higher. with little doing;
clear sides sold at :'sc. Bacon firm
shou d RS 6a4c; clear rib Size; clear 80. q
S7sc Lard held higher: .s.c offered and
Eefused for good.
Foreign MARKETS.
GIyERreoL. March %, Evening.--Cottoa
closed quiet; uplauds 81. 9@sd; Orleans
Qls Q99sd; Sa.es to-day 5000 bales, III
which 1000 we're for export and specula-
tion. Tie sales mclude 10000 American.
Sales Of cotton shipped from Savannah or
Charle .ton February and March 91sd.
Short ribs 93sd.
IoSpoN, March 26, p. h.-Consoi'
eluseI o2L2 94As; bonds of 1868 9ilN. lSb'
s}4, tea iorties S9A, new ti,es 9O7S. Erie
5lss. Tqllow 4Ss Sd.
PANS, harok %, Evei in..-Freneh rentes
S5f $50.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
The Now York Pestofico-Reforns in Con-
temptation.

This 10 , special to the New York
Times:
WASHINGTON. March 20-The indications
at the Postotiice Department are that very
important reforms will be inaugurated at
the New York postoffice under Mr. James.
There have been many serious abuses at
that office, the correction of which has for
various reasons progressed very slowly.
There are good many employees in New
York whom the active men at the Post
office Department call fossils, and whose
notions are as antiquated as the old Dutch
Church in which they work. Many Of
these i'll their minor positions, and forti-
fed by a very ancient tenure OF office,
have pereistentIy obstructed the introduce
hon Of modern eZpedients pIacticed In
other great cities. which vastly expedite
the collection and distribution of the
mails. 1t is very strongly intimated that
reform will hencetOrth be the rule in that
Office, whoever shall suffer. The depart.
rnent even hopes not only TO deliver a let.
ter within the limits Of the city in one day,
but also TO enable the writer TO receive an
answer thereto. as is now the custom IN
London.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
The Congressional Record.

The Congress Senate printer announces
that the Congressional Rccorf, which takes
the place of the Globe, will be supplied at
one hundred pages for seventeen cents, es-
elusive of postage. The Record is a smaller
qusrto than the Globe was, Of double col
umns. will cover the same proceedings and
nave larger number Of pages than the
Globe. The Glo6e of She second session of
the Forty -secsnd Congress contains 450a
pages, an appendix of S3i page. and an in
dHx OF 3O9 pages. III all 56i7. ~ Inch would
make 1t cost at government '4tcs 60 80.
W - the law governing public printing
all documents are sala9ls ri cost.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
Postal Cara Suggestion.
The New York Commercial Adrc.,:iSc

The New York Commercial Adre~:;St,'
says:
Nine railroad companies have notified the
Postmaster General OF their intention TO
withdraw postal cars from their trains On
and after April |. Higher rates are de-
manded by the companies, but Congress re-
fused to grant tho increase. and the Post
master General has no option. If no com.
promise can be made, the mails on all the
great routes will hereafter be transported
in the baggage Cars--a return to old, clumsy
and announcement methods which will seri
Ously interfere with the postal service.
Notice of the intended action of the rail.
road companies was given to Congress in
the last week of January, more than
month before the adjournment, but that
body neglected to make suitable provision
for the emergency. being too far engrossed
With Credit MObiier Investigations and
other side issues to give attention to the
actual wants of the public service. But the
railroad companies will act wisely if they
recall their notice and continue to run the
the postal cars. They can better afford to
consult the convenience Of the public than
to enforce a rule which will make them OBJ
nOKiou8.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NHhpHBLsteamtv Belle Gee-24lt bales cotton
45a3 SKIS cotton seed J2s SKIS oiIcake and sUudries
ViCKSBCRG-StesUler Prank Pargoud---752 hales
cotton liza sks cotton see1 2)& sks Qlche and suG
dries
observation-disclosures TeYss-r5e bales cotton
ard -uaRrie-
aLsDEH-SteaNe< F1H,--l99 baSes esttsa and
suD4res
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
M0RGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RtILROA0
March 26-9 o8Ies cotton IS hhGa sugar % Dbls mo
lsssts and sundrIe.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD March G Al bales cotton 10 hhds tobacco
and suBdry produce
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD March 2S-49S bales cotton "A
hhds tobacco and suDdrv proauce
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
CONNIE RCIALs
NFn,EspAr RVgSiss. March %,

NEp1EsDAr EVEsIss. March % ls71
COrros--The sales to-day summed up
little over $500 bales. at irregular and gen.
eralIy easier prices. requiring "a reduction
Of about hc in our quotations. We give also
the Exchange figures, which are tor aver
age Lists according with its ty pes, while oura
present the proper range OF The market for
average lists, but with the outside figures
for low mlddling, good ordinary and or.
dinary given as the outside Tor strict OF
those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AsSINiLATED
tt; A nH LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

& very plucky sct". .Inlstre's Keeps IN
g.criu,h' New York She recently had 90
oasion to reprimauds s. pupil. "l.r d brother
OF The scholar rushed at uec md tooS her
Nv the throat ForthW til enc Knocked hiru
down. Gsiliug up, no tried Abe es!HF r..
inert over again. with a Ike result. She
chen inforAed rhs champion that Il de tired
IL a third iae she would Kill h!m. and he.
not in tho Iaast doubling thst she ~ou!d
keep her uotd. Coscl4ded to cTsc1sts sGs
eemiRary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
IMPORTS.

IYvHRPOOI-cAp hoonsr-5i17 slis saff
hip ~ Loui5-999 sks s4t
IdVKRPOOL-Ship Mort hampton-7oj6 s@s salt
LIVE8POOL-Ship Queea OF the East--se47 SKIS
salt
HAVAEA-Ste auship Fasso--s2S SD oisars snA
snuGiIes
JAM 4ICA-Scho0ses Prank Lucas-l200 b1nches
bananas
Observation-Disclosures stnGray-l s@le cotton
"a Eydr. and sundreA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
STEAMSHIPS.

srATE LINZ STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
The following new first class. full powered, Clyde
built screw steam shps are intended to sail retsu,
.lsrly between NEW ORLEANS nd LlNBhPooL
aud GLASGOW and NRW YORK
LOUISIANA 200O tons reg ster. captain rSeWsrs
MINNr sofa, 2oo9 tons register. CAPTAIN Hb6ntn
ALABAMA, 2+o0 tons register. ......t apttln rlInS
PENNSN LyANIA, 2SG0 tous register captain Bfsee
VIRGINIA 200 tons register. Bu!tGlnS
GEORGIA, 250o tons register. buldlnSS III
A1FA The steamers OF TINS hhe NF
S1e3EE Liverpool Direct.
wes3Ns2s as follows:
NINNESOTA on about Saturday, April ~
ALABAm MA on or about Saturday May J.
LOUISIANA on or about Saturday, Nav II
MINNESOTA on about saturday June :.
ALABAMA on or about Saturday, June %.
Will receive and sigp through bills OF iSdlng TO
Havre, Bremen, Hamburg. Antwerp. Rotterdam
and ali Continental ports. -
Return tickets avaiia ble for TWELVE MONTHS.
At reduced rates ard through tickets to al parts OF
the CrIt.d Kingdom and Europe.
A steIardess and surgeon are attached 20 eacn
steamer. No charges tor medicine or medical AZ
tendance
Money orders granted free of charge
Prepaid gra ton tickets Issued here 20 parties
desir0us OF sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at all Gmes WlthouS
detention.
For freight OF passage, having unsurpassed 40
4. K MILLER CO. Agents,
Sc % Carondclet street, New OrleanA
ROSS SKOLFIbLD 4 co,
No Chapel street. Liverpool
LEWIS I. bBRROW CO.,
se.:i. NO IS Great Clvde street. Glasgow.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
IooNTnUED PROM FIRST PAGE.l

pock Meunt, North Carolina, ana two
-nacbes thrown down an emDankm
several were injured, bat none fatally. 1he
balance of the train made the usual con
section. A. r. u,,;.L ,be
aeoro who is to be hanged Friday foT miir
der, was to-day baptized into the MethouiSt
church, ana recived the sacrament
CIsCINsArr. March 26-The Republicans
Ssve nominated !. 5. Davis for mayor.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPAHTxEYr J
CHlCe Chief sigma ObChr, (
Washington, Mach rs, t2T5. AS ?. ND
PROBABILITIES.
rha storm centre in New England VIII
.,ove eLat over Massachusetts bay with iu-
crea.iuc severity. For Thursday, in Ne"
En0lapI, north and west winds, increasing
TO brisk and probably nigh WINDS, WIN
cloudy weather and snow, followed on
Thursday night by clearing weather. F9r
the Middle States. brisk nofth"eS, "llHo ltia
and clear or clearing weather. For the
south Atlantic States. diminishing WINDS,
nartly cloudy weather and rising tempera'
sare, For the Eastern Gull states,
eIear weather and light winds. tol'
Eowed on Thursday afternoon by iai
snG barometer ard southeast winds,
extending also over the western
Gulf states For the Ohio valley. rising
barometer. northerly winds and Gle al
weather, followed on lLugSGay AFTERNOON
nv lirht soGtherly winds and rising tenn
Derature. For III" upper lakes. clear, cold
weather. followed by northeast winds and
Increasing clondiness. A storm centre. oe
Yetopjp, during Thursday in Dacota. pre-,
qeded by increasing .outhcrly WINDS dho
Ghraa.rnin. weather. wil move over MAN
Aesota.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
This IS Washington e.. ,iI 20 tie St
Louis fp<oJe.

s"'I't8rt Deiano addressed . letter TO-
gay 70 u 'Vern"r pa Is. =; Er.as. eating
: that IS a promIse.. p4rton ..as copoltion,
, ally gwen the kiHNas and Apachr- in the.
Interest 0i S&"tan.. AK ,u. V BE.
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE REPUBLICAN I
Thursd Haroh II. le.j. J
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bri !-h t,:p Latotra, Aussel for Liverpool
SEp Helen Clinton, BSnchaSd roE faiAoath 'or
orders
BARI Prairie Bird, Hawkins FOR Havre
Italian bark Teresna, Coppola. for Havre
Italian bark Baggio, G ug liolmeue. for Liverpool
Spanish bal kenIine Catalina. harsal. fox Eanss
.llla Cuba
Norwegian brig EIgil. Larsen. fer Falmouth. sor
orders
British schooner King Bird. Simpson. for aSvsaA