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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF nnSAD,c u,n,CY,


OREAC OF MnNADsC uED,crxe
ntr Of ana Midwifery, No. 163 Berv.lIe cor
NJ " Gam part street, near Canal stree '' WI
nro.caI observation-disclosures Palsy. Fevers ~.
pitds, EPltYs INSANITY Drop. Y Rla,'r,.hly Try
ana IN few days all painful atfec finns Ivy
Tbrno+ ~ tne BRAN, Spiral Cord and 49,.
RisdGs EEuuIes, Heart, Liver Stomacb Pou.Is'
a W. ;nr th vs., bones Joints, etc Ten do,Iars
Srr@inoi me treatment and cure of any diseasa
ai"f, and Dslocations; speedily curas III
Disrbaraainy scroflla. all Urethrai and Ss,ntna1
e'aises' stnerea1 ScrOtal and So r,; ~ .Asi
teaueht'or difficult Trinations nr.sar- p-seases,
iv INSTRUMENTATION Gtaton AID the Bladder ZION, irSo,h LIDS
Gers or S,iS s,ohea, etc, and cures L rers ~
ALd"ifery Depa, tment-pnsi+;r.,, ,,
ses, ulcelatlons or irritations ard i aaa ois-
yfaqaIe painful or Obstructed froIs en .no
s+s .er, The Cause is removed anS any any taeso
stored IN a few DAYS sho health re-
1sans addressed TO postoftce box IL, yau ~.
honrs far faiiha Will receive atteurion Cfsna
For pen+Ia .aues ~ "A NJ. to II M aud s 70 p NJ
'oi gentlemen from to p NJ ~ " r. u.
Corono., LANCELOT II. EvPprTr
iiT'ed DOCTOR of Medicine ana pI - /.
NJ -. ae III Der OF the ROYAL Collcpe M S,,npny,
Cr,n,' britain. Licentiate of Nidyvi+arse oA s
f'biaf oituSy' iorlnerly Obstretric Surcean "lu
EngIard ' G nlr James Y. simpson Rs1onn+ 10
Siyth I. gu 2eon OF the Louisiana Cavafre y.
Thera,.,sinry IN Mexico. Master Of re 'n 10
MYIputc5 aud Embryonic Erdt.te, OF
lumber of the Ht.nteriap SUI Evoletions,
sLcT ana Bellies Letters Asscc; Va lclne,
=. the Universities of Great R ,i."is te Member
~, y B-A,l fees Aouorab,v rs+,,
quo active their full value. as a ~ iit5onIs
.e2n lv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
JAMAICA.
Sailing of the Virginius.

KINGSTON, Jamaica. October 30-The fill
clustering steamer Virginius, after taking
on board large party of Cubans and some
war material, which they had deposited in
the powder magazine on their arrival,
cleared for SANTANA Bay on the twenty
third instant. The officers of customs ex-
amined the baggage of every passenger
who went on board, to provide against any
irregularities or violation Of law. The
evening before the Virginius sailed grand
bali was given on board by General Ryan,
who is the chief Of the expedition.
The Cable.
The Colon cable has been put in working
order between this place and Aspinwall.
Going to Africa.
All the black troops are under orders for
active service in Africa, and they are pre-
pairing to embark.
Heavy Rains and Freshets.
Jamaica has been visited by tropical
rains, such as she has not experienced for
fifteen years. The rivers rose TWEEN y-fve
feet above their natural level in twelve
hours, and there was considerable loss of
life and property in consequence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
CUBA.

Onicinl Report of the shooting of the
Cuban Officers Captured on the Vir-
ginius.
New YORK, November 8.-The following
message was sent to the Captain General Of
Cuba from Santiago de Cuba on the fourth
instant
At six o'clock this morning were shot in
this city for being traitors to their country.
and for being insurgent chiefs, the following
persons styling themselves patriot Generals:
Bernabe Varona, alias Bembetta, General
Of division; Pedro Cespedes, commanding
General of Cienfuegos; General Jesus del
Sol, and Brigadier General Washington
Ryan. The executions took place in pres
ence OF the entire corps Of volunteers, the
force of regular infantry, and the sailors
from the fleet An immense concourse of
people also witnessed the act, and the best
Of order prevailed. The prisoners met their
death with composure. BURRIEL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

1t is related of Bismarck that when a:
the peace preliminaries, the sum of millarcs
which sat so lightly on France-was men
toned, Jules Favre appeared utterly
speechless with horror. Wien he had re-
covered from the paroxysm, all he could
say was, that even ii one were 10 count
from the time of Christ till now, one could
not manage to count such an enormous
sum- Upon which Bismarck replied, with
a smile: Don't let that distress you: have
thought of that, and therefore brought this
gentleman" pointing to Bleichcoeder, the
Jewish banker. with me. He counts from
the creation OF the world"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
SPAIN.
castelar, aud Sickles.


MADRID, November S.-Castei anu
Sickles were closeted together yesterday.
Another Battle.
The OfleieL Gazette announces that an en-
gagement has taken place between the
Carists and the republicans near Miranda
Del Farga, but says the result is not known.
The CarIi- IL Victorious.
BAYoNNE, November s. Intellgence has
just been received here of great victory
by the Carlists over the Spanish govern
ment troops, after a desperate fight, near
the town of Miranda del Farga, in the
province of Navarro. The loss of the Re-
publicans was very great. including among
the killed Lieutenant General Primo de
Ravera. General Morionez was wounded
and taken prisoner by the royalists, with
forty one other officers OF the government
army. The Carlists also lost heavily.
Among the wounded on their side was
General Otto and other chiefs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
Agents Wanted
FOR SALE.

E0R sALE.-THAT yALUApT. ~N~'-"~>>~
- aug Yi,g IA The 10 as OF thu T,h 49,, "f
Ct,f, ma lITers one ard ftf m,ls 1d
iarx iuns A. -, 80, mailsh oi ST. rinmauy.
~. anon i"r s,ianef ressiene.s well n :, all
o oa ga GA ana sh and havio; about IT,.
ga ss which viii furnish pbNrhlrtt sand
n4rt ~ r1R = TO the owner. AMY T., rey-h9e
49, ~ a; no - Cafendeie; s. rect, o. o. W,F
lv2 In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

A strict Scotch woman of Presby terrain
education was induced to attend services
one Sunday at Trinity; New York, this
being her first appearance in the Episcopal
church. Alter service was over she was
asked how she liked it, and gave her an
wark for the Sabbath dee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

Postmaster Burt gave a lecture on The
postal service in Boston, last week, and H.
Illustrated the proverbial carelessness OF
letter writer's, by showing his audience 200
letters taken i'll the Office the previous day,
which were NOT properly prepaid or direct
ed, and 80 postal cards, with all sorts of
messages on the backs, but not sign Of
direction on the face.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

At an election of chiefs lately held among
the Onondaga Indians, it appears that the
squaws were allowed to vote for candi-
date. Here the right of women to the hal
lot was recognized. 1t may ne remarked
in this connection, however, that tie Onon-
daga Indians, who are so chivarous as to
let the squaws vote, also allow the squaws
to do all the manual labor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

OF the debate on his interpolation tor the
failure TO order elections to ill vacancies In
the Assembly.
Resignation Of the siinisiry.
An the ministers rendered their resi- sna-
,ions 20 Marshal MacMahon this afternoon,
bat he declined 10 accept them.
The Bazaine Trial.
In the Bazaine courtmartial to-day Mar
shall Canrobert, Marshal LebGuf and Gen
ersi Ladmirault each testified that To their
knowledge no dispatch was received at
Metz iss.a H.eMahon on the twenty-third
Of August. They aisJ s~0T0 th+. Mac
Mshon's advance was not alluded 10 by
Bazaine a. the council of war held on the
twenty-sixth of August.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

A farmer in New Hampshire lately bought
a rooster which turned ont TO be .'game" 70
a most destructive degree. He began by
LAYING out cold an opposition rooster
Within three days five turkeys had fallen
before him. when he was adiudged too
chivalrous for farm purposes ana banishe ed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

A correspondent writing from Moscow,
Russia, says: II was struck ny the genuine
politeness of the audience at the Moscow.
the first act. At his entering there was no
demonstration. But a1.er lie act was over
the whole audience rose and made a stimuli
taneous bow, which the Emperor returned
quite formally"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

Queen Victoria sent a wreath Of camelias
to be laid on the coffin OF Sir Edward Land
seer az the funeral ceremonies at St. Paul's
With the wreath was tablet bearing the
inscription, "A tribute of friendship and
admiration for great talent from Queen
Victoria"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

oers &c clear rib 81. ate, clear 6Ac. Whisky hrui
ioc.
e.. Lorrs November e.-Cotfon dali and lower;
ulddliDg AZ sc. Flour duu and unchanged, eTlv
small loCsl and order trade. Wheat ual and lower;
No. spring Lieago t6Qeoc, closing Al lnsld.
price; sample lots Of No. IA, 81 lca II No
red winter 4 sal a. Corn da No. : mixed
R-. &C. oats duh. No. : ~ Q3lc. Whisky
steady; enc. Pork nominal a. sl3. Dry salt meat
bacon aud lard unchanged, only email lObU4ng AID
u.der trade.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

A correspondent of Notes d,ld queries
writes to that journal as follows: TO
recognize a man by his back may seem
surprising, but it is matter OF fact tfsi.
the back is not SO inexpensive as migh al
first appear; and know, strange to sag an
instance where an album of caricatures,
confined to back Hkenesses,' was well
filed by an officer at Lahore i'll Is5l-52 so
that almost every EuI opeau gentleman
there was to be found iu it, and have
rarely known such portraits, en- .Yr.!x tsil
TO be recognized.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

The Des Moines Quartette were some
what startled the other evening by finding
that the selection. When wearied wretcbes
sink to sleep" had been printed on their
programmes, When married wre.ches, .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
Coming.
The Southeastern saws:

There is some prospect that Mrs. Maggie
Van Colt will visit New Orleans this win
ter, and spend a few weeks in holding revi-
val meetings among our churches. She has
just closed a remarkable series Of meetings
in Omaha, Nebraska, where over 200 have
been converted
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN I
sunday November 8, 1873. :
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

German steamship Frankfurt, BuOw, for Bremen
wa southampton and Havana
British steamship Audean. Miller. for Liverpool
Steamship Gulf Stream. Whitehurst for Baltimore
wa Havana aud Key West
Steamship Yazoo. Barrett. Philadelphia via Ha-
British ship Hampton Court volk for Liverpool
French bark Prince Napoleon Barra, for Havre
Schooner Enterprise Lynch, for Vera Cruz
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship New Orleans, Clapp, from New York
Is .ust. to A NouItoE-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Houston Miller from Louisville
La Bei'e Dugas. from Red Xiv, Landing
- Joan. MckSoy, from Baton Rouge
IMPORTS.
NEW Notwithstanding New Oleans-Astd mdse
HAvASA-Stearnship Gulf Stream-loo0o cigars
EXPORTS.
BREMEN VIA HAVANA AND SOUTHAMPTON
ST. amshlp FraEidurt-For Bremen-2S07 bales cot
MISUNDERSTANDING Andeau-3277 bales cot
ton 2iuG slaves
LIVERPOOL-Ship Hampton Court-3034 bales of
cot ton 1900 slaves 100 bbls rosin
HAVRE-BaIk Prince SapoleOn-2G76 bales cot
ton z0O0 slaves 10 hhds tobacco 4 pkgs inGse
VERA Cruz Schooner Enterprise-50 bbs OF tar
30. 81 feet lumber
BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA AND KEY WEST
Steamship Gulf Str"aIn-For Baltmore-l19 Dbls OF
mo as-es-foT Key West-l2sks corn ] BIS bacon
6X hams doz brooms and sunires-For Havana
1000 SKIS 5000 bbs -four 100 ties tallow $50 casks
b. er IS cks hams 10 bbls beer 10 bbls pecans
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAvANA-Steamshio Ia
s0o-FOr Phiadelpliia-2l2 uales cotton 10 tl:es OF
moss 8 bales hides 37S bdls hides bbls liquor 81
bOls mo asses IL bbls oceans bbs oranges 30 hnde
bone back 49, SKIS oucake meal l68 oags wool o.
empty Casks li3 empty barrels and suBarits-FOi
Hgvanaz9e0 sss 100 o5ls rosin I21 bbls grrase
HI qu.iter cha brandy ~ .cs hsUln % bales Lay -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's,
No. so Chartres street. on November 6. stood
as follows: At A. NJ, $50; at P. NJ. 30;
at P. M, 69o. Lowest point during the
night of November I, $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

A learned writer IN the New York Tyi5uae
computes that the supply Of coal in Tpg-
land viii be exhausted in 360 years Now
is the time for some of our coal owners 70
begin 10 get UP a corner
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

An English dandy having eloped with an
heiress TO Scotland, wEs, as is usual in such
eases, in great hurry to get married. So
eager was he, indeed, to consummate his
attachment that he took his bride before
the minister in her riding habit Tha LAT
ter, who was a bit of wag, glarcing at
both of the interesting youths, prefgced the
ceremony by saying: ''My friends, 70 pre-
vent any mistakes hereafter. tell me. with
out any prevarication, if We are both women
in disguise, or, if not which is the nan g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
Me,eoroiogicai and River Report.

The signal service, United States army.
reports. for the benefit of commerce., The
meteorological record. and rise or iail OF
the rivers, at 3.i5 7. NJ, local time, yps.er-
day as foIlous.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
COMMERCIAL.

SATUKpA- EVENING, November S. 1879
COTTON-The sale to-day mot including any es-
terGav) embraced 4sI5 bales at irregular prices a
part OF the business ihowlng 10 quotable improve
nent, and part idvance OF a i'll strict low
middlins and middIg, and &c i'll other grades, clos.
ing steady at this improvement, to which we
adjust our quotations. We give also the Ex-
Ing with its type, while ours present the
proper range OF the market tor average lists but
with the outside figures for low uiddng good o.
~ those grades.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09


The ute 70 the above real est ate il r,Iarar.,,
perfect The liberal terms Of tits sci5er'. b "a
II WITHIN tAe reach Of all-the greatest ,r1nr+-z.
ever nitItG I0r 1tt poor man 70 rise to wealth
fklCt Or TlCkEfS-Single tickets - IN. L.
t'chets 20 hftvelX tickets ; ll5 rs t.ct.,s 90
The drawing viii be made Under tLe $50, l'''
trhutHce vi committee appointed by te IiI M
ONE IN the stat" duly sworn to the tit1 'Ieat
torrance OF the dDties assigned them riia pe5-
est ofhclas, both Of CITY. county and star ~
4nt only ndorsed Nh Abeies, but also hi, scbn%e
me demand Tor tickets Is unparalleled and a7 t.
sfihE 70 Participate Ii the drav!ufr shn-,iJ -, "a ~
form theH clubs AID send in their orders a. VI &c
Agents Wanted
III 'i1 States cites ana towns in the United S+atas
=, and Canadas 'ole5
Money should be sent by registered ,4t,s- -.
once oldeI or cypress, with the full adorees Po9t
purchaser N plain writing coo "a the
~ h|elE phekage OF eleve.I tickets has cbanc. r.
WIN cen prizes, but positively certain r. ~ ~
one "h.ie one person out of every ZEN - "4n
prizes. " o4nu 70 VIII two
roi lurlher inform alton and particulars 0o, r
dress erJ gUpr ieloi, and adj
= beaytnwOrth Kaps..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
River ard Marine News,

SOUTHWEST Pass November 8, SIP NJ barometer
3Gl0 Wind north-nOrtheast, light. arrived
Steamship New Orleans, Clapp master at twelve
last night, from New York, to A. M0ulton. No de
paltuIes.
yIcKsBrRG November 8.-Passed down-John
Howard at J. Nj; John A. Scuddfr, at A. NJ;
Bertha Bruner, at Q A. NJ; Katie Il y ": Fanny
fatum, az P. NJ H. +. Turner at =. NJ. Up--Joe
Kinney, at eight Last night. Up today-Pargoud
at A. NJ; Belfast, at P. NJ; Charles Godmaun at
P. NJ Weather cool and clear. River rising
CAIRO. November Observation-Disclosures from s.
Louis, at four. Disqualification A. Wood and J. II.
Bgley. for New Orleaus, at A. NJ; Colorado, for
Vichsburg, at A. NJ River fallen four inches.
Weather clear; mercury 56o'
EVANSVILLE November 8.-weatler clear and
mild; mercury ranging between 81 ana so. River
fallen Two feet.
PITTsByRG November 3-River FIVE feet ard
stationary. Rained all last night light showers
to-day.
CINCINNATI November 8.-River twelve feet six
inches and falling. Departed-ThonI son Dean for
New Orleans.
louisville, November 8--Rver falling slowly,
with seven feet iii the canal, aud five feet in The
pass down Indian chute. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
ST. LorIS November 8.-4rrived-Cisy OF Quiucv
from New Orleans Departed-itlaht5c for New
Orleans and Julia f0I VIcksbUrg. River rising.
Cloudy aud warm weather.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
PAGES being draped in mourning, and the
o ,scqnsfs vere very imposing.
Reception Of Geseral Bardee's Remains
In Aelma.

SELMA, November S.-The remains Of
General w. j. Hardee reached the city
this morning and were met at the depo. by
a vast concOurse Of citizens
The military, ire department, municipal
authorities, bar, clergy and people, ali did
honor to the memory of the iliustrous dead
The bells were tolled dlring che day, and
business was suspended. The funeral pro
cession was the larges, ever Witnessed IN
this State; was not a Formally. bur there
was genuine grief IN the demonstration.
The Generals old black war horse .>hi-
Ton. WITH empty saddle. end the old Con
irderate grey coat OF the deceased upoA If.
brought tears 20 the eyes OF many man
VINO had seen the loved form Of the gallant
dead in the fields of carnage and amid the
smoke OF battle. He was buried this even
ing "a; four o'clock. The burial ceremonies
OF the Episcopal Church were performed by
the Rev. DIR. Clements
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

20 autumn, with thy dying smell" is the
latest from rhe pen of poetic gusher.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
TIE RIVERS.
The Temperature.

The river here is fourteen feet FIVE
inchs below high water mark Of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT CONCERT,
GHORTEST ROUTE TO FORTUNE,
100000 for Only So so.
THE LARGEST RETURN FOR THE SMALLEST
INVESTMENT.
A GRAND GIFT CONCERT
VIII be held at
LEAvESWORTH, KANSAS,
December 81, 1873.
For the benefit of a
JUVENILE REFORM SCHOOL.
10000 Gifts. S4jO,OOO in Prizes.
Principal Prize, $1,000

Consisting ofthe superb palatial residence of Sio,
Abales, ESQ unsurpassed as a private DIV elling in
tue United states. being only few blocks from ?ba
Courthouse, surrounded by magnificent prounds
orchards. gardtus a d Vineyards The builGing Los
been only recently completed with all moder1, i'm
provemeut5. 80
PRIZE LIST.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

A handsome dlink-1Aree fingers Of
whisky.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
TOBACC0 AND CTGApo

ii AVA CIGARS AND CIG.RErrpS
assorfmsnt wa S and CIGARETTES. ard Ap
cons+an.l n' OF Chewing and srnok;ne 1919 aun
WHO AH''y On hand and for sale BY '''Aooo
Corro ED. L. zELI.
corner Canal and Csronee,e- s+,a...
Goods sold ,r,,u Now Orleans, Louisiana.
mhI2Iv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
:BANKS AND BANYTNo

L ""EN SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
National SAVINGS BANK
W vie United States xa,c, 1899
Ne" ORLEANS BRANCH,
street. Corner Of nryads.,
'Ahk hours from a. N. toapa
open Saturday Night.
DIX 60 Eight O'clock. ' 80 receive deposits frons
D'r Gent inferrs, Allowed.
Msaly uENp yi ead Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

.nnrrpra 0F PRODUCE.

bbis apples bhl tongues W."
beef 20 half bbls beer
RECEIPTS OF PR0DuGS' n.,,.-s
RED RIVER LANDlNG-steanei ~ seed cotton
b,!.s cotton 7ss is cotton seed - sS catte and
10 Lhds sugar DO bbis moiasses zI4 h'''
sundries q. rn,n-lb bales OF
.scd cotton os hhds sugar % q"s,s
6bls mo!asses in hall bbls molasses 'V0 O'''
and sundrles uo,.tou-3s bales
cotton 4l6 bales hay 1855 empty flsier a,nles 60
poles sos hbls -four 30T b5ls mea, =. w.. rks aud
bbIs potatoes 60 bbls beans IL DOS sssr,nips Is.
Is half cks bacon 20 bbls onions 100 oois
crates Cabbsges aud sundry produce
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD
sEw oRIsASs. JACKSON AND aRRAT No.. N0a IND
ERN RAILROAD November s-lSso oaes
sundrv produce .,c rpyas RAIL
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEAS s,,dries
ROAD, November SIR bales COTTON s % i, KnAp
auk,iAS's LOUISIANA AND fsAAs ., aa,ton II
November 8-l57 bales cotton IL SKIS seta 'o'
Ii Ids sugar lul bbls mo lssses and suhdr"s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

FOR FLORIDA.
Cedar Keys and Key West. Carrying tho
United states Mail.
EA The New Orleans, Florida
~N and Havana Steamship Company
&I&4krG will dispatch first class fast pas
0.eek4zkkzzSD senger steamer
Every Week,
From the foot of Calirope street First District.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
TO Key West To Cedar Keva
,., ''''''''''.'....- hJp SIS
S'CefdBt.. Is
Through bills of lading issued to all y,oir.s in
florida, including Tampa, and to New York Chsrles
ton and Savannah.
None but the company's bills of lading SIGNED
aug none signed after sailing OF the steaIceI
splendid passenger accommodations Al Il y, ro,,b
tickets given to above points 0 Ai0's"
office '"' ehn1-V HoH tns
FOR freight Or passage apply to
l. X. ROBERTS. Treasurer
No l20 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Rans
de5 ly 'h tes~l'A aay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

Office Chief sagnai officer,
Washington, November g. 1873. ABS P. Y. J
For the Northwest and upper lakes, northwest
eIly winds, low temperature ana partly cloudy
weather.
For the lower lakes, northwesterly winds, fall
ing Temperature and clearing we:fther.
For the Ohio valley and thence over Tennessee
northwesterly winds AID generally clear e;ther
For the southern States, westerly winds veering
to northeast erly. and generally clear weather.
For the Middle States. north~esteriy winds
clrarimg weather and slightly lower Temperature
For New England northwesterly winds. falling
temperature, cloudy weather ana occasional rain,
clearing by sunday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09
Menetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE or THE DAILY REPUBLIcAN =

TIE market continues quiet, The "a airing HeL -
statement for the week shows fau Ia. ssx.s d,
d.pOs.fs and curTenC and a cons .dera ale failing
Oh IN discounts, but We have 10 in pruveucnt to
nOttte o. the street the demand iuI dsCous l. con
tAHlng OF liberal -Xent and rates showing 10
Ahateiutnt We continue 10 quoe: Selected pa
per az 2dJ y cent D. month; trst class al Ga-.
other gisaes entirely nominal -rsi class inuir-
gage paper at l"G II q year and second grade ~
l2Q-.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-21
THE ARTIsANSBANK.
80. ZOE MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del.

OPEN to receive deposits daily Sundays excepted
Turing the usual business hours, and Oh Tuesday and
Saturday evenings from 10 O'Clock.
All the profits of the Bank, after the ecessBry
penses, devoted to the benefit OF the depcsiors,
and dividends made semi annually in April and DC
tober Since the organization OF the Bank, in 1851,
the dividends have uniformly been at the rata OF six
per cent. per annum.
Dividends not drawn regarded a. deposits, and
At become entitled TO participate In uured divi
sends.
No Manager Is allowed to borrow any OF the money
entrusted 10 the Bank.
MANAGERS.
WM. $. HuLEs, GEORGE W. BusH,
EDWARD BETTs, N. II. BENSON,
CLEMENT d. SMYTH,
| CHARLES W. Rowland, HENRY +. deer,
| WA, II. BILLASY, Jon II. JACKSON,
| GEORGE y, CAPELLE, EDWARD DA ELLINGTON.
| N. j.. LlCnTENsTEIN,
| WILLIAM y. HlLLES, President
GEORGE W. BUSH Vice Preside
| JOHN Z. MCI.EAR. TrensuEer.