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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, Jan. IS.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Texas, (Br) Bouchete Boston, to load
for Liverpool.
Steamer Chase, Bennett, Halifax, NS-passengers
and mdse to John Porteous.
Sch Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ-clay to
Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Ida j. (Br) Martin, Providence to load for st
John, NIB.
OUTSIDE-A deep brig, supposed the Hattie e
Wheeler. from Curacao, and several schooners. in
ward bound.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York-Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
Eastport-A r Stubs.
Barque Linda Stewart, Stinchfeld, Matanzas-Geo
Hunt.
Brig A Darlington, (Br) Sachet, Brunswick. Ga
Jas L Farmer.
Brig John Brightman, Hanson, Cardenas-Phin-
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A new Monthly Cereal. by the author
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REMOVAL.
LASTER BROS,
DENTISTS,
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Whttier's Drug Store, Congress Square.
DR.. Macalaster is now ready at his new office to
wait on those requiring his professional services.
Entrance to Dental Rooms,
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now PORTLAND, ME. sniff
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BANK OF PORTLAND.
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in Portland Maine, under the style of the "BANk
| OF PORTLAND" and as such, will receive Deposits
and make Discounts, in the regular course of the
| Banking Business.
Portland, June oath, 1872.
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. I

Ar at Havana 9Th, sch Hattie G Mcfarland, McFar-
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Ar at Sagua 4th inst, barque Daring, Mcdonald,
Portland; sch & D KnowltOn, from Machas.
Ar at Matanzas 4th barque Andes, Davis, Port
land.
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Sch Island Queen, of Gloucester, 6i TONS IA wears
old, sound and in good condition, has been purchased
by Lewis, Chase q Written, and others of Portland
at $780, and is be continued in the fishing bust
ness under command of Capt VIM Hart.
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Financial Ag'ts Northern Pacific IL. IL. o.
For SALE BY BANKS AND BANKERS.
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
rooHr,suED FROM FIRST PASE.l

atoms and girl fourteen years on wa "
carried quarter OF mile ana =, lnasnru 49, ~
a ielIy. Tie teacher and Elk chlintth "t'e
hart Persons living near the iihf % ne
tornado saw IL was balloon shaped ine INN
end down. MAN. persons TOOK refuge III
caIiars Some OF the hall measured nine
inches in diameter.
Easbing gtOn Is thriving post 'n.ase'
and is situated on pra!rle ABOUT thirty
miles south-s0uth1est OF Iowa lily.
PRAIRIE CITY. IL. May "a fearful
tornado passed a nile ana halt north %
fhi. place yesterday about .:4o +. NJ the
eytent Of which Is rot vet known mere
tha,,ph Il has been heard from ten to niteen
u1iIes east and west. The storm Travelled
eastward. sweeping nearly everything "lfh
II half a mile in width. blowing down
houses. barns outhouses. fences ana teIe..
graph lines. killing and injul!Dg severa!
Ier.ans. A number OF horses ana eatlie
were killed and injured 49,.
The following are a Jew o. me casna Iie7.
Nan Deamers house destroyed: 10! d'o"t
tomr..en wear, old killed: Joel Nichols
house and barn destroyed: eight persons
were in the house, enc ch!ld had !re
broken and is moi expected 10 AVe' AZ,
others were more or less .njuftd: -
Cavton's house and barn DESTROYED: caE loL
had his arm broken and one chiiu kIiieo
C,arles perrv's house and barn DESTROYED
NJ perry seriously. perhaps fatally IL
;1red. Andrew Mulhol!ano's house oe
s-roved: his leg broken: Bontmeyers mouse
daatroved: he was alone n il and Is oat! !
hurt. - =.
gained from the fact tina: Il carried hfaN!
siIIs ten rods and even moved heavy stone
some distance from the tops o. cellar walls
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

xsw York. Nav 23 Evening-CottOa Closed
dull; mtdiing upands l9!ic, Orleans .a saEe @
today 2050 bales; receipts Az, gross 1915 eA'
ports 10 day li3, last evening '59. saes OF 5 IS
10 cav $500 bales as follows: July ID '-io0 &c:
August 1875 oetDber !5e ptEepef trner West. est
ern oSc. State s5 &c. Wheat lc better ne of eaA
in the cana. stitf-ns the market. Cotn-Lisht up.
ply; shade ,rm for choice ys'w "es's,l 81, sT,t2S
Lard steady. Savals steady ana nrn. Aa.1o"
steady. F:eigh:s friner. $500, S:o,
GovernmenIa oseo strong az : ar o. l3S.
;i65 o: 1865, li3.. new il9i, Of 1885,, III .; OF
.85a i,o; new tves ll5a: ten Iorties !li'.. state
bonds very quiet and unchanged.
SI,gar du!. and nominal; fair to good refining
;a.l3c Molasse, qciet AID Unchanged. o.,
CisCisyAr! MAY q Cotton dul: middIns 8.ic;;
wint.. 81 20 No rel winter 5 65., Cora steady:
;ad SOC. Oats quiet and unchanged P!oyi7,ons
tirmer and in better demand: Mess pork nohihat'
a'hove ni7ntatigns. steam 31:c: kettle &C. Bulk
meats finn and il good demaLd shou gers I.
clear rio 3}i.: clear 97acIgeneraiY Heta o.. =
cI-ar9,. Wit. iobbng sales Whisky steady at 8'e
ST LoCI.. MAY 23-COttOn in better demand;
niddlins !ac: !o% mddnS e: ronnn h"n1 un'i NO. a
spring Chicago soft 5 35' No. 2 red winter % q
u. 81. Corn dull, prices siaae .oWe!' 40.
mixed 81, n3} in elevator oats $40" anu eassi p
dI AID nominal: 5I6 .50l7. Bulk meats di
and ON ma. shoulders o1:c clear I'D "t.e; yea
sac loose. Bacon dull and nominal; eash ,ots % u
hacked -hOu ders sc; C-a: NIB &c; Gear . ! C.
lard dali country kettle &c: refined ss. "H'sAs
s:t ady :cc.
ioxpov. May 2'.-Tr-pentine 385: tal.o~ '7s Sd
LsysKpooL May 2 EysninsMleaaona M o-lesns d.
sales to-day u 900 baes OF which 1000 were fo to-
EXPORT and speculation. The sales include tp'
bales of AmeriCaN cotton. Savannah ana Snai!ss
ton JuIy and August delivery, a1a3.o-!'d.
PARIS. MAY 23.-Rentes :3ft 3'c.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24


irving circumstances of being confronted
or the onnos;te bank of the Rio Grarde by
a foreion army which has given profession
For saries of years to the invaders OF
Amazon .err;.orys the United States has.
.h,onnh ira officers, keo. the peace. pre-
sarraJ neutrality. and acted with candor
and insfice. mindful of it's long established
t,ierdIv feeling to a sister republic
The President. on communicating the re-
mort to Congress, accompanied IL with a
message urging some action in the premises
8u. nothing was done The War Depart
.rant however, subsequently strengthened
he military pests on the frontier. n accord
,,ca wi,i, the Recommendation OF the com
MISSIONER. The recent intelligence SHOWS
that oirr .roops have not been inactive.
The President i. reported a. saying
today. though unotficlaiiy. thal NE thou5h;
he fine had come for some positive and
Ja6n;fe action in regard TO the outrages on
| rLa Mexican border. and that Il The MeSi.
c.n governmen. applied for explanations OF
| tl,e recent reported action 0! the military.
!. m;gh- parhaDs he shown 70 have been
| iustitiable. as the Mexican government mas
',iven M redress, for such Outrages hereto
| fore. and has manifested but little 1t any
d;snosi+jon to prevent them.
4 member of the Cabinet remarked TO-
| d,v with refe,euce to tie reported violation
| of Mevican territory bv on! troops. tha: 1t
was no. aiways easy to distinguish a
hn'rra,-v line. even wien there was Z"
room for mistakes, when iepredating In
| dams we're oye,takea. |. is therefore IN
ferred that the government will not be
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

cold water soap &c; polishing soap &c; extra ohVe
&c in round lots and: a''ac 10 in JOB lots; +rr
pensine is limited, and the demand for rosin is
good. We quote. spirits of turpsntne at soc
gallon rein, !, virgin n ~ Dip - q 3 S h9 j. rSsn csm
mon SIS y bbi tar 81 IS y Dbl; 81 rs y half bb!
MoSS-The supply is fair with moderate. de-
mand. G:av is selling at 3':c; black &C. machine
picked 3d lOc = Is.
TALLOW-There is no demand owing to the
scarcity of tonnage. The stock is large in conse-
q,,ence. 1t is quoted a, !. dSl.c p 10.
STAR CANDLES-The supply IS good. VIII! a
moderate demand. They are selling al !80!'e
T. II.
sTARCH-The supply is ample. Western is sell
C0AL-The supply IS good and the demand fair.
ps5ou Tsa g Ss @ a sos o. bbI bI to stp.Sosts and
.5c to manufacturers. Anthracite 32 3o0ls =
ton. The-e is English came. here The stock
comprised l55 bnate. There vera taken io- con
sumption last onth 80 boats and barSes.
hides and the demand Is limited, with downward
tendency in prices :or city and country hides Dr.
sated quoted az 4Hli1,'; country green Io7.
llC. flint Is 6c e Is; damaged half price. In city
slaughter sales are making as follows Steer hides,
85 is al lie; steer hides. city slaughter =" 10
"a tbs lc steer hides city slaughter under 20 10
l31.c; hides city slaughter. they run !ol c;
kips. 2o024 los, l2c: kips. 25f39 Us, !,sc: calf
skins each 75c. Beeswax, prime yellow. 23c. OK
TOBACCO-The marke. exhibited more move
ment to-day. the sales summing up l94 hhds ~ ..
100 and 1862 at =: also adiitlOIa. YESTERDAY ~
=. This makes total fox the week of '5'
on sale is estimated at Is 300 Ihd.. We con.
| time to ouote: Lugs az 8d9c low leaf at aIJc.
medium al u 0iic good at di2c, an. seeo tons
at I24: 03c. Received since last evening "a mas:
| exported nons. stock hand By Oug I"anins
| statement 90 2o5 hilds
FREIGHTs-There is very :itt!e ,som fo' Liver:
peel, consisting of prey: Us engagements not led
and open t0- transfers but nothing has transpired
to indicate any further advance IN Rates. Two ships
have been taken up for Liverpoo! this week at 2
| for cotton. but are both i. ell up We continue 20
| quote: b. steam-Cotton to Liverpool Id; 20 Bre
men ,,i; 20 Hamburg i3-l6d to Havre i: to LIVER
pool via New York ed: TO New York lc; hoy,
| 10 New York 75c. BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool "A
| I'D. 10 Havre !sso. to Bremen i14c; 10 Antwerp
I3-I6d to Revel ed, TO Genoa !5s. 20 Boston &c.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
FOREIGN.
Proceedings Of the French Assembly,
Refuses to Listen 10 Theirs-The SUI
tan Receives the khedive.


PARIS, May 23.-The debate on the in
tarpellation introduced by the Consecva-
tives was discussed. =,
Dutaure, Minister of Justice, declared
or the mart of the government that 1t was
now necessary to abandon the provisional
regime, and acknowled ge the republic.
President Theirs then mounted the
tribune to speak. Instantly storm of OBJ
iections ard protestations came from the
right and the right centre, which were
met with counter cries from the other s!ue.
A scene of excitement and confusion
followed which battles description. ne
President in vain endeavored to make MIN
self heard but his voice was drowned IN
an uproar. Finding the house would nor
hear him, NJ. Thiers descended from the
tribune and consulted with the Minister
of Justice.
Dufaure took his place in the tribune.
and securing silence said that ne had been
instructed to formally notify the Assembly,
in accordance with the law adopted at the
last session, that the Pre- sidentideslred to
address the house in person, and requested
an adjournment until tomorrow morning,
when lie would proceed to denver MS
speech. ;. ,,.,
A special meeting OF deputies OF the Lett
has been called to meet at nine CLOCK To-
The Left are pleased with Dufaure's
speech and conduct.
No decisive vote was taken to-day. and
the supporters of the government are hope
fal of securing majority OF twenty against
the Interpolation.
LoNpON, Nav 23-A Madrid special to
the News SAYS differences have arisen be.
tween General Neuvias. now commanding
the troops in Navarro. and his associates IN
the ministry, whs are anxious tor his recall
to Madrid.
Discounts in open market. tor three
months, are one per cent below the bank
rates.
The Sublime Porte has sent to the Dutch
government protest against war with the
Atchinese. ,
MADRID, May 23.-At the council OF
Ministers yesterday it was resolved TO
postpone measures for holding elections in
Cuba
HAVANA, MAY 23.-Price. the Herald cor
respondent, is still confined in the fort
Nothing can be learned OF the charges
against him.
CONsTASTISoPLE May 2S.-The Sultan
gave the Egyptian khedive cordial re
ceptiOn. ..,
LONDON, Ont. May 23.-The boiler of the
Ontario mill exploded to-day. killing ont
man and fatally hurting another.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

MosrLE May 2s.-Stock 2s ss7 bales; weekly net
receipts 1872, exports CCastwise 1863 sales !9to.
BosroS, May 23-Stock II 600 bales. weekly net
receipts 81; gross 1913. exports 20 Great Britain
1888. sales 1900
SELMA. MAY 2i.-Receipts OF the week SIS bales:
shipments col, stock ll09.
G,LvssroN. MAY D Stock ASA bales.
WILMINGTON. May 2}.-StoCk 5000 bales. week.:
net receipts "a; exports coastwse 1.]: sales Ia.
Cry PoINr. May 25.-Weekly ne: receipts 33S
bales.
MONTGOMERY May 25-weekiv receipts :37
bales shipments $50 stock 1898.
NORFOLK, May z3.-Stcck ese' bales weekly net
receipts sal exports to Great Britain ~; coast
wise 1850; sales go.
BALr:MoaR May 23.-Stock Sic. bales: weekly net
receipts 62a; gross i65; exports colstwise io22
sales 1881.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-Weekly net receipts
55l bales sTOss 2.lb.
PRovIDKscs, May 23-weekly net receipts l35
bales; sales 1900 stock 5000
MgMPHrs Nav 23-Weeks receipts 1918 bales
sales 76CO stock 1881.
NasavIILE, May 23-Teekly receipts 61' bales;
shipments l243 stock II, ,2l4.
CHARLESTON May 23.-Stock 1883 bales: excess
of receipts not before counted Ra3 weekly net re-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
nsr ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened q: HIS dll1'.. against liz at Se"
York and. after moderate business. c.9sed .at
side fguTe. against li3a N that market. me
sales summed S 900, embracing w" al ~. =:
go 900 5000 5000 S5US nNo aad losn H.o 5 al : @
$5e3s and 53o90) at iI3.
No saies OF silver were reported. The Macket
has apparently been without any movement loE
some t,me but American half dollars are nOw
quoted at l0a0i!G, and Mexican dollars at ~: T
cent premium. gold, for new and a: for Old. .:.
The movement in sterling exchange was I'm
the market closed 's n. t cent higher: Ine saies
confined to Is 400 comprising ~" ,,!t i! .! "
l2.5, and I5o, bill. o: lading and f.ooe Al clear
The sales of francs included iOo. 900 and 1850,
In German marks we noticed sale OF $4,000 at
l!23:.
At the close sterling bills were quoted al y: !,
i2.l. Tor bill of laiing and Al clear, ana "a :;
for bank; aud francs at 49od441', FOR prya1e ana
AS for bank: and German marks at lll7: ll91;:
The offerings OF domestic exchange were I'M
| tied and rates were without quOtabe variation.
| The sales amounted 20 only o,000, embracing
s2a 900 sight on New York at J. = cent premium;
+2o 800 baDI, at ; 10: S5Goo on Boston az s. and
| sl0 900 thirty Gays on Boston at l.. = cent dis
| No sales of stocks were reported.
Ia bones we noticed quite an acti"e movemen:
in city gold bearing seven per cents Mt 1 the sas ara
+.oG0 a. ST.: f5OoO s5' 00 5000 aud s 10 90" at
! 5Y7; 81 900 at Co. and $1,000 at COS. There We're
also sales reported OF 5 1000 new city seven per
cents at 81: 600 State SKIES OF 1866 at ~ ana
f!3 600 city ten per cents Ak -. Cod bonds We're
quoted at the close at -do'
| No sales Of Metropolitan Police warrants were
| reported; :hey were still quoted at @asl.
| The saies Of new city appropriation certificates
:nc.rded $500 and s b.o1o at "'t, and t-''' AZ -
| VT-v we're o,,oted al the close at 6406tl..
| In Graham State warrants we noticed salf' H'
! 5000 al .bJ:. They were quoted AZ the close az
| 4e0t..
| Til. sale. O. Clinton state warrants Included
5000 and t5OG0 AT So t}0oo az 80 $50 =. and 5000
| Ia resale, at 81. They we're quoted 59"9'.
| wa rra NJ "a continue nominal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

ce:pts 2s8s; gross 27l2 exports coast"ise 1910 10
the continent 1893; sales 2sio ,ec 49,,
'-iT G,G~WRr. MAJ 23-Weekiy receipts $50 baes
ship pments 1913; sales 81; stock sso5: 40 hale,
snlpl Sp,HaysaH. Nav 43.-stock 27476 bales; weekly
net receipts 4259; exports c0aatw:se 39'i: 20 'ne
cnn+iueut 1850; sales 2l09.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
Monetary--Commerc!aI'
MONETARY.
OPF!cs OF THB DAILY RSPNSHiCAN.3
E1rnAY EvRSISG. MAY D. l3.S.

Tie none, market continues qHiet ana easy.
The demand for discounts at the banks ls OF faI
extent ard a.! good paper offered is readils done.
We notice that. thOugh the resources are ample
on the stree. and the demand moderate. there was
a ,l;siaclnaton to negotiate any but nrst class
signstryes w,:h u.exceptioDabie cOllaterais. We
cGutuue to quote first Class paper a. saw T. cent
auuum A! AT i2d-. AMI second casa a: -0l':
and frsf class mortgage payera: 10. and secopd
class at q.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
CONNIE ROIAL
FRIDAI EVENING, May %, 1873.

FRloAf EVENING, May Is, 1875.
CerTOy-The movement partially sus-
pended to-day by the want of freight room, and
the Gales were confined to little over 1000 bales
at prices requiring no change in our quo
tations We give also the Exchange nguree,
which are for average lis:s according WITH
it's types, while ours present the proper range OF
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
MEDICAL.
RUREAC OF MONADIC MEDICINE

RUREAU OF MONADIC MEDICINE.
- Surgery and Midwifery, No. 163 BenviIle, cor
her OF Rampant street, near Canal street.
Medical Department-Cures Palsy, Feyers, ETY.
sipelas, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dropsv, Rheumatism
and IN |ew days all painful affections and milan
mationf 81 the Brain, Spinal Cord and NerVes
Throat Lungs, Heart. Liver, stomach. Bowels
Bladder, Kidneys Bones Joints etc Ten dollars
week for the treatment and cure of any disease:
surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures, Iu
mors and DslocatiOns; speedily cures lmpOtenu,
and Sterility, ScrOtula, all urethral and Senna
Discharges, Venereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases
frequent or difficult Crnations Preserves Limos
IRON amputati0n. DssOives stones in the Kidneys
or Bladder AID cures Ulcers. Cancers or STRUCTURES
without pain: Five dollars, $50, 8lOO.
midwifery Observation-Disclosures cures all Gis
eases OF the womb and Ovaries, all UNUSUAL ~ ~
charges, ulceratons or irri:atons, and ven tuc
mehses are painful or Obstructed from any Gauss
"hateVer, the cause ia removed and health 10 TO
stored in few days. Five do,lars B25, $50, siop.
Letters addressed to postofiee box HI New Ua.
leans, Louisiana will receive attention 0ncs
nours for iadies ID A. n. to II NJ. and to +. IL
fOr gentlemen, from to P. NJ
LANCELOT II. EVERlTT,
Coronated Doctor of Medicine ard Philosophy,
Mem Der Elect of the Royal College of SuIsetous
and of the sHunterian Society of Medicine,
Philosophy and Bellies Letters Of the UniVetslr'
ties OF London, Edinburg st. Andrews, =, ~ sno
Louisiana feI0 ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF The REPUBLICAN ,
Saturday. May q, 1879.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN !
Saturday. May q, 1919.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sherman Baker. for New York
Steamship COrtes. Kembe. for New York
Spanish stea mshlo Rita, Riestea. fox L.verpoo:
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
(Ho arrivals from yestc.day.l
STEAMBOATS,.
=. Na:r, Mitchell, from Grand EcO.e
81 John Gresthouss. from Baton Rouge
Thirteenth Era, Fulton from Lake = s.eaeac
Trenton Burton from Washington
Lotawa2na Keeling, from C3Idea
EXPORTS.
IvERPool-s:eaashic Rita-25': bales ee:too
SEW yORK-steamship Cor.es-!;2i bales cotton
a8 bbls hour 81 bb.s - bags wool i9 bales OF
hides 4i3 bdls hides 8. pkgs mdse
NEW YORH-Steamship Sheiman-li9 bales cot
ton "a bds hides $50 ibls oil l6 hiis tobacco 4339
hide, 10 bags WOO. Il btes any;s 10 5s.es hides
80 bales iro1
REPORTS.
BREMES-sark Columba-As.d miss
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LAKE BISTESEAU-SSeame. Thirteenth E:a-
3}9 bales cotton and sUudras
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John-93 hhds sugar
y bbs mOlassas and sundries
GRAND ECORE-Steamer st Nary-lI bales cot
ton and sundrieS
WASHINGTOE-SteanerT TrentOn-3! bales cotton
and sundr;es
CAEDEN-Steame. Lotawanna-2a5 bales cotton
and SIuUr.e5
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERS RAILROAD. May 23--6: bsies cotton 81
hhds tobacco and sundrv produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, Nav 23-393 bales cotton and s'indrles