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New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-27

Tell your husband,
Tell your wife,
Tell your uncle,
Tell your aunt,
Tell your brother.
Tell your sister,
To buy Q ticket.
Golden drawing,
Monday, December u.
Strike for fortune.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-27
IND FAIR

ND FAIR
Will be given bv -
LADIES' AID AND SEWING SOCIETY
OF New Orleans,
For the benefit of the
|TOURO JNFIRMARY,
AT GRuNEWALD HALL,
buday, Tuesday, Wednesday. THURS
m and Saturday, December b,
Z, =, . and IL.
lsiou twenty. tive centp. no23 dell
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-27

.CHANFkAU's
.RIETIES THEATRE.
rPpTESCW OPERA BOUFFE.
,rl November 27-Nlattnee at IL NJ.
Evening Mt Eight O'Clock.
Il occasions Offeubach's favorite Opera,
LA PEklCHOLE.
k,cuoI,E. .Mlle. GEOFFR0T
W November 29-Opeuing OF the Dramatic
rniJy'S FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY, in
~ Prices Orchestra and Orchestra Cir.
s.Icony IS cents; Ia nily Circle so cents;
X cents. No extra charge for reservinS
sss Wednesdays and Saturday..
essured ak days in advance. nc2.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-27
The Steamships of the Mort

" days of departure will be advertised
H.
eamers touch outward at Havre and Ha-
"a on their home trip at Havana and south.
70 land and receive passengers and freight.
PRICES OF PASSA0E.
smen, Southampton or Havre to Havana or
New Orleans:
L"ssssssss jcV kol0
..................... IS gold
ex 0leans or Havana to Southampton,
London, Havre or Bremen
s'sssss .........sss.......... ~ koiu
From New Orleans to Havana:
Ls's''ssss ..ssssssss.s-. poc SoN
e...................... 10 goio
se tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
" New Orleans issued by the undersigned
sther particulars apply to
3D. Y. bTOCKMEYER l. co. Agents,
" No. 40 Union street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-27
M THEATRE,

IBE THEATRE,
|Cnrner of Bar0nne aud Perdido streets.
In 0. WHlTk. Business and Stage Manager
kopLE'S FAvOR1TE NOVELTY THEATRE.
J En.ertainment Unequaled on Earth.
hy November -. and During the
N, Also, Matinee Saturday at II.
RANCHES PARISIAN SENSATION, OR
PARIS BY GASLIGHT.
|ssautifll young ladies' appear in this sr aud
NM, First appearance of LA BELLE PAU
iDi MORTON, EMMA JOHNSON aud others.
IyIon only 10, is, 25 and so cents.
III FANCY DRBSS AND MASK BALL SAT :
NIGHT, November 81, after performance.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-27
STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS,
|HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
~ The Steamships of the North
RE# German Lloyd will run as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
lyER. September Is. October "a.
EluRT. October 49,. ... November 2l.
2vRR. :. November
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-27
|IETIEs THEATRE

FTIEs THEATRE.
yonday. November 80, 1875.
kryG OF TIE DRAMATIC SEASOH,
.s FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY,
,N,T leatre, New York, in the great sue
"a Of the year. Days comedy, the
BIG BONANZA"
! orchestra and orchestra circle, ST. bal
eauts; family circle, so cents; gallery, %
| No extra charge for reserving seats.
ses Wednesdays and Saturdays
Steet now open. no2o u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-08

THE insurgents in Cuba seem to be
gaining ground, and the revolt, as the
Spanish authorities are pleased to call
1t, is further from suppression now
than it was two years ago. AT that
time the instruction was confined
within the limits of the central and
eastern departments. The few scat
tered partisans who disturbed the
Cinco Villas district were no longer
important, and were wholly unable to
make Roadway against even the weak
est Spanish column. But to-day an
immense army, almost under the gates
of Havana, is compelled to fortify it.
self to stop the progress of the insur-
gent forces. 1t is evident that the
struggle is rapidly coming to close,
for the tactics adopted by the patriots
must soon render Cuba untenable,
and Spain will be compelled to relax
her grasp-just as she was compelled
to abandon the attempt to reconquer
st. Domingo. The Cuban torch is rap
idly settling the question. Every plan.
tation destroyed cripples Spain and
lessons her power to continue strug-
gle that must end in the freedom of
Cuba,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-08
TnE IlERALD'S COMPRESS,

Corn and wheat IN Erath county
are beginning to need rain badly,
Mr. u. II. Torbctt and Miss Katie
ELLA Tumoy were married Ia Houston
on the 9th,
Colonel w. ID. Dillon N n candidate
from ellis county TO the constitutional
convention.
--Phnens jerks Mnhnn, the lust sur
vlvOr Of the san PntrloiO massacre,
died In Houston on the 3d Instant.
Tho ilremen's test at the state fair
viii take place on Friday instead of
Wednesday, NJ heretofore announced
The radicals have called two state
conventions, both TO meet on the 18th
of May-one ut Houston and the other
ut Hampstead.
Mr.. Hoffman has given up the CON
tract Of building the WaXahachie Tap
railroad. This will necessitntc u short
delay In the commencement of the
work.
The Waxahachie Herald asks the
question, "Shall we have war?' We
don't want any, but If the editor Of the
WaXahachie Herald does, nc have no
objection to his being accommodated.
1t Is now stated that the smaller of
the two Clebulne bank robbers was u
woman, Mrs, Wilder, alias Perclval,
wife of the notorious robber, Wilder,
whose exploits through Arkansas and
Texas are well known.
San Antonio is live towA-at
times. Especially was IL so from Sun
day evening to Tuesday noon, when
Mr.. Mat. Woodlilf, "a nice gentleman
when sober,n armed himself with
Winchester and brace of navy skies
and took possession of the town. He
was "overpoweredn and put under
bond two or three times, but each
time, after giving bond, he would
show up perfectly uninterrupted.
Peaches and cream for the outrage
mill of the EXPRESS.
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MR, iRELAHp's fiat against the de-
moeraey Of 'lHE llRRALp aud sundry
other papers In 'lexas, reminds Us Of
the time when Judge Munger was
about 10 pronounce sentence NJ death
on the murderer hhull2, In Galveston
"A monster who had murdered seven
men IN cold blood aud poisoned hia
own wife 10 dealh, lle was then about
10 he sentenced for numbering Bate
man aud Jet, ten years belpre When
questioned by Judge Munger aslo what
no had 10 say, he Holemnly protested
against his execution because his name
was wrongln acknowledgements Notwllh-
standing that qulbble, he being THR
MAN identified m THE MURDERER, he
was sentenced aud duly hung Win
about ~ much reason can Mr., Ireland
read out Of the democratic party men
who have fought in lts ranks ever
since before he ever saw TeXas-whO
have never bartered of III rights or
principles, aud who to-day strive 10
keep III ermlne clean Of all stain, Mr.
Ireland h very foolish, Mr., ireland
Ia very vain. Mr. Ireland IL mistaken
In the good sense Of the people, Mr.
Ireland had bettor localIso his powers
10 the region roundabout him, aud
leave more distant parts 10 take care
Of their own affairs, for Of such h JEFF
fersOnlan democracy.
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A NEW plan to fleece the poor, cred
ulous negro is being Matched by the
God-and-morality party in the shape
of q colonization scheme. Coloniza-
tion societies are to be organized for
the purpose of assisting emigration to
San Domingo, Cuba or other southern
countries. 1.-THE aid of President
Grant" says a correspondent of the ST.
Louis Globe, "is couDted upon in this
humanitarian undertaking, not because
of any promises or expressions lately
made, but for the reason he has stated
TO certain individuals that his chief
purpose in urging the purchase of San
Domingo was to enable the govern
ment to throw the island wide open TO
immigration. This movement has
now assumed shape and is expected to
meet with hearty endorsement and
salutary success" There is q job and
q big one In this. All other avenues
Of profit or for stealing having closed
10 the party, that to San Domingo is TO
De opened and the negroes, deeced BY
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JusTICRs or THE PEACE.
DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

@. NJ. Wheat, president; John Kerr, vice
president; Il. w. Baylor, secretary; j, IL
Leonard treasurer.
Board of Dlrectors-A. Davis, Thomas
Field, ID. r. Grove, II. V. Tompkins, b. II,
Luce, w. j. Clark, A. 4. Obenchain.
Board OF Arbitration-A. Sanger, j. III,
Bryan, ]. Il. Schneider, Il. l.. Williams, w.
A. Jones.
Committee ofAppeals-W. f. Hughes, T. l..
Marsalis, NJ. Kahn, w. g. Conner, j. Il. Cald-
WELL John Tension, w. l.. Murphy.
Transportation-A. Davis, y. j. Adams A.
Sanger.
Classification and Quotation-R. V. Tomp-
kins, j. y. Sizer, j. ii. Bryan.
Finance-W. j. Clark, I. l.. Marsalls, ]. r.
Caldwell.
Membersbip-A. I. Obenchain, NJ. Kahn,
Geo. Shields.
Statistics and Annual statements-w. ].
Clark, b. +. Luce, Il. w. Baylor
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A CORRESPONDENT writing TIE HER
AID from Fort Worth has this to say
in regard to the action of the people of
Tarrant county on the convention
question:
We have determined, / think,
though it has not yet been officially
promulgated, to hold n convention for
Tarrant county, in order that the as
pirations of u very numerous body may
be properly depressed and guided, and
If Dallas does not want one, this il for
her to decide. We will not quarrel
with her for tive only ask that our
motives may not be impugned.
Dallas county has certainly no oh
lection to our neighbors of Tarrant
holding Il local convention, though
The HERALD thinks the interests of all
parties would be better subserved by a
free and open race. If, however, the
people of Tarrant think otherwise, they
have The HERALD's consent to pro.
coed, with the assurance that it be-
lieves they are acting from the best
and purest of motives, and that their
nominee will receive the support, pro-
vided he be suitable man, of the peo-
pie of Dallas.
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Practice versus Theory.

The theory of disease accepted by physi-
clans is, that symptoms are merely syMpn-
thetlc indications of Its existence, and have,
in most instances, little or nothing TO do
with fixing itslocality. Their practice how
ever, is Numerically opposed to their theo-
ny, for they administer medicines which af-
feet symptoms only. The remarkable cures
of dyspepsia, sick headache, constipation,
rheumatism, general debility urinary and
klndney troubles, and malarial Ievers,
wrought by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
could never have been accomplished by
remedies which addressed themselves mere
ly to the removal of any one of the manifold
and complicated symptoms to which those
maladies give rise. Acting, as the Bitters do,
directly upon the stomach and tributary or
gans, overcoming their irregularities and en-
dowing them with renewed vigor, they con
troll, us 1t Were, the springs of vitality, puri-
Tying and giving them fresh impetus, and
dispensing all those harassing symptoms
which proceeded from their misdirectlon or
contamination.
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The Jefferson Jimplecute swells the
list Of papers that never pretended TO
be democratic, and are in accord with
every radical in the state, according to
Mr.. Ireland, and pronounces boldly
against conventions. A forcible and
well written article on the subject
closes with the following paragraph,
which every sensible and unprecedented
man in the state will heartily endorse:
fla convention should be held none
but aspirants would take the trouble to
work up delegates and trim the sails
for their own nomination, and as the
people in this contest have determined
to have "oflice hunt the man." we are
sure that the action of any convention
would only create confusion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-08

MATTERS between the French aud
English inhabitants Of the domirlon
of Canada are approaching crisls,and
fears are entertained that general
civil war will be the result. The Eng
lish and American employers are dis
charging their French employes,whlle
the French employers are pursuing the
same policy toward their English and
American employees.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor--W. l.. Cabell.
Engincer-William NJ. johnson.
Attorney-William NJ. Edwards.
Treasurer--Robert ii. West.
Secre tary-J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-Thomas j. Keeton
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Health Ofllcer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldermen-First ward: ii. Ervay, II. l..
Willimette, j. w. Crowdus. Second ward:
Alfred DAVIS and A. 7. Obenchain. Third
ward: ID. Il. Grove, b. Z. Jett and W. j
Shone. Fourth ward: X. " Tompkins and
Il. q. Mcclure.
Tie offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board of Al
dermen meet in regular session ut the coun-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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THE Indian bureau has received In
formation from Special Commissioner
Shanks, and also from unoniclalsonrces,
that the supplies 10 greatly needed
for the Indians near Fort sill aud At
the Wichita agency, have all gone for
ward from Caddo within tho past few
DIVA
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ON and after May l., 1875, the cotton
brokers OF the city Of Boston have de-
oIded 10 adopt tho rates Of brokerage
on cotton at ilhy cents per bale, to DO
pald by the seller In lieu Of one-half Of
one per cent, the former charge,
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SATURDAY MORNING 3,

TnR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yleto'
ny In North Carolina has been added
10 by substantial Victories IN indiana
and Alabama, Thus does the great W.
dial wave Of conservatism move on
with Irresistible force,
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JupdE CYRUS A. BuRNHAM, q
wealthy banker OF Kentucky, aud m
Intimate friend Of Secretary llrIstow,
has been appointed first assistant sec
rotary Of the treasury, lie entered
upon the discharge Of his duties imme-
dlately upon his appointment
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THE North German Gazette gives u
positive denial 10 the statement In
American papers that company has
been organized there 10 facilitate The
return 10 that country OF German eml-
grants IN the United States.
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SOCIETIES,


Al Mgsonie bpdles meet az BIO Main street,
over q. "a, WheaiH slpre,
pALlAs OOMMARnEliY M. 4, Knlghis
l'emplnri wan meet 40 ihp AsYluin ili ihn Guy
~ pailas pa lle hsl Thursday ailpf llie laal
w FRANZ AUSTIN, u, o,
ION, q, BOwER, Iiae0mnr,
DALLAS CHAPTER, no, ~ Royal Argil
Mnapnsi meets ~ ono thapiel itoNlR in thn
GUY Of Dallas, on lnp iirsl Monday W each
n. %, CppMHEs, N, ,ll,P,
lpsErH W. fihnfRi Secretary,
TAAhEi III. inphia No A, Y, a A, NJ,
mrrls un ihh ainnud Hnd last Saturday ey6ns
''a' 81 '"'" '''"''' lis..9G, ii5%'NR'W
W, u, CORRlRu, SECRETARY,
bALl,,As Mfllh M ils 4, NJ
lngs III epeiy month, AZ ils hall aver u, n,
WheAl's store, ph NAN blIgrly,, -, =,
A,W, RoWLiH, Secretary,
Odd Fellows,
Egrehg lOdgf, 4, DE- IL q, u, w., meets ~
itlphnrdsnn, Dallas county every WpdnrhF
aAy pYehlns'Al hAll'haGl 9H,enkV ga
J,R, FLoYp, Secretary,
RlDuELEY EhUAMPAERT No, u, /, q,
q, W. meHlh on the iiWi ana lillm Friday
uigIfs la each month, at the old Fellows,
'lemidl,,srK. ana so,,biu' w. hpllNf' ~ .
pALLAh LOD0h M, a, I, q, %, w., meets
pn eye,y "Wednesday nlsl,ll ~ ~! ile on tel'
loYsg, NY, soysos ", A,,,oJuTLlsih No
TluNlIY LOpuE No, l. q, q, Fy meels
every Monday nlghlal odl EeleEg lglh
EL NEGOTIABLE, Secretary,
knights ~ rythias,
COEult pH LION LODGE. No, Y, meets
eVniy lhumduY oVnnlng, H., Mnrd T., GA
X NJ Mlefs, o. ~ n v Aunhpgugh, y, o.
Y !, heslgy ~ Pr frelglet y, NJ House,
Fulsl, N, Of VI Edwnld ], Hmll6, X, IL
Hn1, ~ Az Ieit, l. al H. " hprlley,
Good Tempiars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, I, o, q, a.,
meets every Saturday night ~ tho IhOmnh
WV BlON y, RECORD. W. OFT.
J.. W, RECORD W, socrlpIE
DALLAS LODGE No, llN, %, q, ~, m0oia
uyrly Friday ulghh ~ iholr lodge room, Oh
Main Hliool petyg,G9bl A, 4, ggRR9 Leawgr'r
Fannie SAWYER, W,k,
PHtrOHs ~ iIusbnndry,
BREuKlNRID0E GRANGE No, n, Of tho
Patrons Of HubNndry, meets ~ Patrons
hall, luclnrdhun, on lilo llWi Hhd mira Hut
"s'' ' IN, HARRIS, Master.
W . ~ i'ANfNNt i'Nti t'NNlNlNNANf
DALLAS COUNTY COUNCll.-Dr j, n.
Stevens mnalor +, g. Bwur OyerHoori W.
II. Harris, secretary W, u, ThurnOnd,
lCnkurur W, H. Cochran, gnlO Keeper James
T., Goodnight Lisbon or Dallas poAtonlco,
purchasing ngunL
LISBON GRANGE No, ., meets on Antur-
dny before the second Sunday In each month,
NJ nine o'clock Am,
JAMES T.. GOODNIGHT, Muster.
u, A. MCApAMa, Secretary,
Young Mems Christian Asss0ciniion.
l., O. Reed, prosldenli l., NJ, Martin, vice
presidents MllcHk Thorburn, recording Hecro-
lnfyi W. Vaughan, corresponding NcCfClnryi
A, j, johnson, treasurer r. H., Clark libra
Ilun, Executive committee MoNra. A, W,
NOwlln, VIVA, Blur and Henry y, Smith.
Finance committee Mosara. Knew, Russell
aud ThOrnburn.
B'NnI Firth,
DALLAS LODGE NO, lG7, B'NAf FIRTH
meets every second nud fourth Tuesday In
each month. President, II. Gosln; vice pres
ldcnl, D. HOHlin; secretary, A Weber, mon
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the Freedmen's savings hank, are to
be robbed agaln, perhaps subjected W a
peonage Infinitely worse lhan West
India slavery,
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls NJ Dallas Post.
Office.
Northern Mail,

Via NJ, X. and II, Il. H., comprising western,
northern and eastern states New York aud
81, Louis mails, arrives daily nj 5!2S p III; de-
parts daily at $3.50 II IN.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. G. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex-oflicio County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
Deputy Clerks-R. d. Rawlins, Pierre Nj
Brown, William A. HARDWOOD.
Sheriff-James Il. Barkley.
Tax Clerk-Adolphe King.
Deputy Sheriffs-J. M. Chapman, Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Surveyor-Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector-Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Burford presiding
justice). Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-William A. George, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. 3-N. o. McAdams, Five
Mile Creek.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck.
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates scyene
C0NSTABLRS.
Precinct No. IA. ii. Hardin
Precinct No. PM. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. Al y. ElOyd
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DALLAS COUNTY COuNCll.-Dr j, II.
II. Harris, secretary W, H. ThurnOnd,
lronNuruT W, T., Cochran, gnlo Keeper james
T.. doudnlght Lisbon or Dallas pOAtodloo,
purchasing agent,
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LISBON GRANGE No, ., meets on Antur-
day before hcsccond Sunday In onCh month,
~ nine o'clock Am,
JAMES p, GOODNIGHT, Muster.
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GONE THIRD IS SAVED ;:
j. FL. GIBBS, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

Attention given TO the treatment OF the
diseases and defOrnities of the Eye and
Ear. 0nice, Hoskins' Drug Store, Elm
street. Residence 525 HAYWOOD street, near
Ross avenue.
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Southern NAIL.


New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gnl-
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily vt $3.50
p m; departs daily at 5'2S IN.
Eastern Mall,
Via II. and L. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem-
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at ll;iO u IN; de-
parts daily nj 3;S0 IN.
western Mail.
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Grnnbury,
WentherfOrd, Decatur, PulO Pinto, Jacksboro
and western posts, arrives daily at 800 p m:
departs daily at $3.50 m.
Cedar ELI Mail.
Cedar nm, Mansfield, Alvarndo and Cross
Ilmbers, arrives NJ u I'm Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday NJ
7 n m.
Scyenc Mail.
Scyono, Ilaughts store and Union nm
arrives Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday
NJ IL MI departs nj y IN alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. Ell2abethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
ut p m Monday, Wednesday ana Saturday;
departs at I a IN alternate days.
Red Onis ana Lisbon.
Arrives 400 p IN Mondays, Wednesdays
ana Fridays. Departs 700 m alternate
days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives nj u m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altorn-
ate days at 7 n IN.
Mails for llobo's store, Grapevine ana Duck
creek are taken out by hand, ut irregular in
tervals.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, s n IN to 8 pm.
Money order window, 3 u m TO u m, and
from p m to 1 IN.
stamps sold from n m to pm.
Letters registered only during money order
hours.
All persons having complaints against the
ONCE on any account, VIII please present
the same, in writing or in person, to the post
master
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Young Mems christian Asssociation.

l., q, Reed, president; l., NJ, Martin, vice
prosdonl Mllcst IhOrburn, recording Hooro-
inryi W, Vaughan, corresponding secretary;
A. j, Johnson, treasurer T., II. Clark, libra
rlun, Executive committee -Mossrs, A, W,
NOwlln, VIVA, Blair aud Henry u, Smith,
Finance ommlttoo-Mossrs Know, Russell
and ThOrnhurn,
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New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Dali
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, aud all other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily vt 0:3O
p mi departs daily at 5!2S p IN.
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DALLAS LODGE NO, l07, B'NAt FIRTH
meets every second nud fourth Tuesday In
each month. President, II. Goslin; vice pres
ldcnt, u. Goslin; secretary, A Weber, mon
ltOr Phll. San7cr treasurer, M. lRrnollHky.
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Pntrons ofIIusbnndry.

BREuKlNRlD0E GRANGE No, ~, Of thC
Patrons ui HuNlnndry, meets ~ Patrons
hall, ltlchndHun, on lilo liWt nnd third Hat.
urdaya OF oH0h month,
W, II, HARRIS, Muster.
W, II, krAlu(, H., Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-15

owing The advance iii gold at New York ,s,erlip
rose $40 y cent, while francs were unchanged
The sales of tie former wee confined to 45550
embracing 335OO bill of ladng at SIS 54 $1,000 pri
waite bankers at SIS son and i 1000 bank at SIS So
The only sales of francs reported were 80 oW
commercial al 4.56aa, and IS 900 do at
AZ the close steI Ii. bills We quoted at SIS 5id
, oo for I'LL of ading aud Al clear, and nominal fol
bank, and francs at 456a Tor commercial and Ioin
nal Tor bank.
The views of buyers ard sellers Of New York
sight were far apart, the ioimtr asking y cent
discount and the latter offerit !. The marker
closed un settled, with the quotations OF CONNER
cial entirely nominal and without any salt
scarcely VOL thy of notice, except SIS 900 private
bankers at 3-l6 p cent discount.
The banks chez ked on New York at " ceni
premium. against j a . YESTERDAY, and C ommer
cal sight was quoted entirely nominal.
There Has all apparent luil in all classes OF sc
curl,ies no TRANSACTIONS being reported.
Nothing TRANSFERRED i'll stocks ind eating any new
feature worthy OF notice.
City bonds are quiet; but steadily held at pre-
vinuS rates.
New, state consos are dull and lower, being
gu ted al 53la psf
Metropolitan Police warrants are still quoted a
6507O.
state warrants are still quoted-issues of 1877
at 5'UdO for large and 60at5 for small 1875 anC
previous years, tundable, at So ass and do, mo-
iunc able, at -d29.