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MARKETS.
D0meatic Markets.


New YORK, November 2-No markets to-
day, business being suspended on account
Of the election.
CINCINNATI, November 2-Flour dull
and dropping; family IS 500625. Wheat
steady and firm; red 81 goal IS. Corn
steady, demand moderate; Goo. Oats dull;
% q 40c. Barley dull and nominal. Rye
dull; IS 0o0c. Pork-Scarce and firm; sales
at s2l rs 022; stock on hand 600 bbls. Lard
easier; steam l27sc, kettle l3c. Bulk meats
quiet and steady; partly cured shoulders
sas sac, clear rib sides ii "a 0l2c, clear
sides l2kc, all loose. Bacon scarce and
nominal. Green hams l4c, averaging III
lbs, next weeks delivery. Hogs easier.
Whisky steady, demand fair; 81 10. Butter
dull and unchanged.
ST.. LOUIS, November 2-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull; No. 2 red win ter
81 81. Corn dull; No. 2 mixed 47c bid.
Oats-Demand good at lower rates; No. .
35leo. Barley dull and unchanged. Rye
firm; No. ? Csc. Pork $22 so 02275. Lard
lower; current make offered at 13c. Bulk
meats dull and nominal. Bacon frmer.
shoulders l0c; clear rib and clear sides 1885
0l3&c. Whisky unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, November 9, 5 P. M-Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester steady. Cot
ton-Sales of middling uplands, regular
contract, shipped December and January,
per sail, cad; do, low middling clause,
shipped January and February, per sail,
Sad,
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MEDICAL,
MEDICAL.
p WASsERZUG, Nj. D.,
DIPLOMAS FROM POLAND AND THIS COUNTRY
may be seen at his office,
No. 1875 Canal street, First Floor.

When you have tried all other means and ex
hausted the skill of medical con.nlt
DR.. B. WASSBtZUG.
Those who have been injuriously treated, or suf
fer from the Painful effects of er.ury or other
mineral poisOns, those who NAV be deemed IN
durable, will seldom ia to obtain sue, DIV and perma
neht rehef by tie use of the Polish remedies.
CATARRH, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
scorbutic Eruptions. Blotches of the Skin, Ulcer.
form, Rheumatism sciatic Gout Billiousness. Liver
complaint Asthma Dysentery, Piles Fits, all Lung
Diseases, every complaint of Kidneys Gravel etc
most successful ly treated by Dk. b. WASSkBZJG
VINO mas had practice and exl erience in the worst
stages OF diseases in his cnuntry-Poland.
10 nervous sufferers, af cted it'll the following
symptom: Pain depression, wind in the stomach
IN ard weakness, weight and pressure over the
eyes, dimness of sight, body depressed m nd con.
fused beating of the heart, strange ears dislike
OF daily occuGation as We of soc ety. blood
rushing to the head, confusion of ideas when neg.
leGted result in Decline, consumption and Insap tv
All Female Diseases ate, ded to-
The acti on of the Polish remedies and the benefit
derived from their use exceeds belief No language
can convey an adequate idea Of The immediate and
marvellous changes produced by their use. The
mental and physical symptoms of decay so PROMPTLY
yield TO their influence that every ssmptom of ier
vuusness and relaxation speedily removed the
body becomes rebraced enlivened and restored the
STOPPING trembling timid, care worn victim OF de.
preston, languor and debility, wretchedness and
dependency becomes bright elevated and cheer.
ful He will stand erect in the pride of health and
move with a firm, elastic step.
OFFICE H0URS-From 8 A. M, to p. NJ. aed a.a0
to $3.50 P. NJ. Sunday same.
DR.. wAssRRzUG,
SPECIAL NoTICE-Tape Worm expelled in three
hours. oclaaiu 60
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An American gentleman, resident in Tan
gler, writes letter to q friend in Trento on
New Jersey, from which the following ex-
tract lie taken:
Public attention in Tangier, Morocco, has
lately been excited by decided action on
the part of the United States consul gen
eral, which almost recalls Commodore
Rodgers lively times with the Basha of
Tunis in 1905.
Tangier has lately been blessed with
new Basha, Kaid Jilaly ben Hamoo, an old
man who has been used to Moorish in
trigue and oppression all his life, and has
never been brought into contact with
Some goods for the Sultan lately arrived
at Tangier, and Kaid Jilaly proceeded to
ATTACH" all the camels in that port to CON
vey the packages to Fee. Among others he
appropriated some camels belonging to citi
zens Of different Christian nations. The
Italian consul was the first who applied
tor the restoration of two camels belonging
to an Italian subject, and the request was
granted. This as followed by applications
of elmilar character from the british and
American representatives. The Basha re.
fused these applications, and on being re.
minded that he had already granted the
same request to the Italian consul he ex.
claimed, why, you consuls are like 60
many monkeys whatever one does all the
rest must dor'
Colonel F. A. Mathews, our consul gen.
eral, immediately called on Mr.. White, the
British consul, to ask if he would jein in
reseDting the language used by the Basha.
Mr.. White declined, saying that he would
let the insult pass unnoticed; 30 Colonel
Mathews decided to exact satisfaction
singly.
In pursuance of this resolution he sent
word to Sid M0hamed Bargash, the Sui
tan's minister for Foreign Affairs, informing
him that if the Basha did not come person,
ally. to the United States consulate by
twelve O'Clock that day and make q fuil
apology, he Colonel Mathews) should haul
down his flagstaff and cross to Gibraltar,
there to await the orders of his government.
In reply, the minister begged for an extern
sion OF the time to 8 P. M, Is The day was
Friday-the Mussulman Sabbath--and the
Basha was due at the mosque at twelve
Colonel Mathews granted the extension, and
Ct three o'clock the Basha and the minister
for Foreign Affairs arrived in state with a
numerous retinue. Colonel Matthew'S re-
ceived them seated, and, when the Bashs
had FULLY apol0gized for the expressions of
which he had been guilty, rose and shook
hands with his contrite visitors.
The reioicihgs and congratulations in
Tangier were loud, as the Bsshs. in order.
We suppose, to avoid any further complica,
tons, immediately afterward released ali
the oamels he had attached.
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BANKRUPTCY,

BANKRUPTCY.
THE STOCK OF A WHOLESALE HOUSR Ar
TION.
IMPORTANT TO THB TRADE AND puB,I
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF FoRRrer
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY COON.
THE LARGE AND SPACIOUS SToRR NJ,
CANAL STREET, BETWEEN CAMP AMI
CHARLES, COMMENCING ON rupJ
NOVEMBER .. 1875.
by X. M. & b. J. MONTGOMERY
- NJ. Montgomery, Auctioneer-Commencr
TUESDAY, November Q, 1875, will be sold
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF FOREIGN
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, consisting OF West hi
land, French and German Broad and M
WOODEN Cloths of all shades end colors. ~
English and Scotch Fancy Tveeds and Cassu1
Furback Moscow and Bsquin aux Beaver h
French and German Pais1y, Cashmere AZ
land, Ottoman, Lace and other fashionable nj
sirable Shawls. 'u|
Dress Goods in great variety. such a. N
Black and Colorsd Silks, satins, Irish and K
Poplins. all wool Merinos, Delaines, Sateen ~
Cloths, etc. D-
A very rich and rare assortment of LyO,
Velvets, Velveteens and fine Plush Suitings III
bleached and unbleach he'd Cettons from osl
. three yards wide. A large line of Bnrliss
American Blankets Flannels, ladies'. ge1tsr]
and childrens Hosiery, Gloves, ETC., together 4
very choice and well sele cited stock of WI
Brussels Administer, Tapestry and Inera1
pets. Rugs, etc, from medium to finest ima,j
Marseilles and Turkish Quilts, and a yarsr|
other goods too numerous to mention.
Sales to continue from day to day. until II.
tire stock is disposed of. The whole 10 h.
without reserve in lots to suit, all for cash. i
Sales to commence daily at 10 A. NJ, 2P.Yl
1880 P. M.
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The Late Ge.sral BARKER.

The Louisville Commercial contains the
following notice of the late General Alexan--
der e. Barber, of this city:
Twenty-6ve years ago Pierce Barber, then
Q hat merchant at Fourth and Main streets.
owned likely boy named Aleck, who acted
a. porter In the store. A few years later
the boy was sold South, and WAS hired out
on the river. Before the war broke out
Aleok bought himself, or ct any rate became
. free man. He lived in New Orleans,
and when the war cloeed, and the black
msn became an Important factor in the
social' problem of the south, he appeared
on the surface, and became known ss
Hon. A. e. Barber, State senator. Later,
no became wharfmaster, and with Office
eane wealth. Two years ago he visited
Louisville for medical treatment, and was
then Brieadier General of the State militia.
tne Aentucky slsve porter, posed mp, step
~ step, 70 Plaee end power, and . few days
ago 6ied, the telegraph announcing the fact
briefly IN TuesdsY's paper. He died, re-
sPected y be isllew citisans. Brig.disr
0enefal Aleck Dafbsr, ex-slave, ex-6tste
Senator, and ex-vkasfnaster Of New o..
leanex wa An eyid1nss Z vAet tAe vhisli-
qleeG tine hes ibsouk abou1 = The latter
ae3p. In III thsoo UoS61o ~ - ~
nsvse Sshss t4sn g h6aSf . u ~. ia
No. ev0 sasvituds - 49, ~ nevg.
aad h0psqsd sway = nrhs 49, ~ :
nsw sedef e Skiaes. -
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from Cincinnati, at IL A. M. Departed
Atlantic, for New Orleans, at 8 P. NJ; Katie
kountz, for New Orleans, at ii P. M;
Dawn, for New Orleans, ut noon; Peytona,
for New Orleans, at P. NJ. River six feet
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury go.
EVANSVILLE, November 2.-River four
feet one inch. scant, and falling. The
weather is cloudy and cool.
PITTsBURG, November 2.-River five feet
one inch and falling slowly. Weather clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. November 2.-Weather clear
and cool River stationary; four feet in
the canal
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IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship Cortes-Astd mdse
RIO JANEIRO--Brig Zephyr-4202 bags coffee
IMPORTS
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE

MBMPHIS-Steamer James Howsrd-5A97 ba,ea
cotton 1850 sks cotton seed 1885 sks ocake 37 bbls
oil 200 hbls potatoes % bales hay 50 pkss sundres
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mary Houston 227 bales
cotton 1853 axis cotton seed 63 bales hAv Is 900 hoop
poles 1881 bbs potatOes 779 bbs 6our 7O7 sks oSrn
4o2 sk. bran and sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thompson Dean-332S bales
cotton syS ska cotton seed IL sks seed cotton 1913
WHITE HALL-Steamer W Pointevent-l0l bbls
molassea " eks rice 30 bales hay and sundries
WAKEFIELD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Governor Allen
$50 bales cotton 1913 sks cotton seed snd sundries
Is bbls molAsses and sundries
LOWER COASr-Steamer Frazer-T hhds Of
sugs % bbls molasses and sundries
CONGRATULATIONS Era No l0-2 bales
cotton So hhds sugar $40 bills molassesl half Dbl
molasses 37s SKIS rough rice "a sks seed cotton and
v1CKSBURG-Steame 3 Lee-47os bsles ootton
2l44 sks cotton seed sks seed cotton and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bertha-475 bales cotton
iole axe cotton seed Is sks seed cotton 6 head cs
LOVES COASr--steamer Favorite-l4 hhds So
gar 10 o5ls msiasses 20 pbs nee aos sks rough rice
LowEE 0oAsr-steamer oriols--A s.s rough
observation-disclosures Rapides-sls bales cotton
1903 sks cotton seed Ill aka seed cotton and sun
DoNALDsoHvlLLE-steaimer Kate piclson-,al
sks rough nce and sundrst
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
M0RGANs LOUISIANA AND TKxAs RAILROAD,
November 2-l2s4 bales cotton sks seed cotton B
sacks cotton a2e bbls melasses u hhds sugar and
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, No.
yember 2-7s7 bsiss cotton TIA axis cotton seed and
NEw ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. novem.
Der - hhds sugar LII bbls nsaassss $50 aks riee
=
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NKw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
IuRSnAY EvRNINa Novamhar q lRfS


NKw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICR,l
TUESDAY EVENING. November Q. 1875
We have no material change to note in
the money market which continues quiet.
The offerings of eligible paper at the banks
were moderate, and we noticed tolerably
tair demand for money on the street with
out quotable variation in rates. There was
fair movement in cash gold, which ruled
at yesterdays rates, in the absence of die
patches from New York. A fair movement
is reported in foreign exchange, and also in
New York sight, which was in better de.
mand at slightly harder rates. Stocks and
securities were staguant at unchanged quo
tations.
The drawing of city premium bonds to
determine the bonds to be paid on the tif-
teenth of January, 1875, will take place
tomorrow evening at P. NJ, at the Expo
sition building. 1t will be under the super
vision of the following committee, who
were appointed by the ordinance of August
81 to represent the bondholders: John G.
Gaines, president Citizens Bank; Tn omas
A. Adams, president Crescent Mutual In
surance Company; August Bonn, president
Mechanics and Traders Bank; George
Jonas, president Canal Bank; Joseph II.
Oglesby, president Louisiana National
Bank; Samuel H. Kennedy, president State
National Bank. The committee have been
engaged for the past two days in supervis-
ing the necessary preparation. There will
be SO numbers drawn, representing SO series
of 100 bonds, OF 5000 bonds of $50 each, for
redemption on the fifteenth of January.
Under the operation of the scheme these
5000 bonds will participate at that time in a
second drawing for the distribution of
$4,000 in premiums.
We continue to quote collateral loans and
first class commercial signatures at oil "
cent p month; AL do at al V, a nd second
grade at liz o.. First class mortgages
rule at 10 v cent p annum; second grade
entirely nominal.
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By o. e. Girardsy.
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PRoPBRrl
THE DOUBLE COTTAGE ON TWO LOTS nj
ING ON ITALIA STREET, BKTWBBs
BORNE AND WILLOW.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN OUDgR, AND on
WIFE, BARBARA FAITH.
Second District Court fer the Parrish of ORD
No, 36 .4O7

RY c. e. GIRARDRY, AUCTION
~ Once No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY,M
Der 20, 1875, viii be sold at public suction, ss
O'CLOCK N. 1t the 1t. Charles Auction Exchaa
the rotunda Of the st. Charles Hotel, in this i
BY virtue and In pursuance Of an order frSs
Hon. Hon. 4 I; Tisset, Judge Of the Second
vourt for the parish Of tbrieans, dated the fin
day Of October, 1876, and rendered in the
entitled eucces sion. the following described
erty, to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. tsssther viii /
buildings snd improvements thereon, situsa
the First District Of this city, and in the 4
bounded by Claiborne. Willow, Thalia and
pomene etreets aud designated BY the Nos
9. 6aid lots sojoin each other and mes sure
30 Get inches front en- rhalia street, by III
In depth, between parallel Inca
.TsrmsEone- half cesh; balance at one b
credit, with note bearing mortgage on the
y and eight per cent Interest per annun
date until paid, Ave par cent sttcrneys
ease Of judicial procseainEs to enforce Pay1ss
aid note, property te b insured and psc
insurance Transferred, and the purchaser
sumo the payment Of IN the taxes for 1873, p
IN ts1e. over the price Of adjudication.
:. Act u aaie before Octave Hcrel, Ed. Botag
lie, Ct purcAassr's sxvsnss. sels MI NOS
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No. %, 1856.
RY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIoNRRR-
- Ohce No. IS Exchange slley.-On SATURDAY,
november ~, 1875, ct twelve O'clock NJ. will be
sold 1t public auction at the Merchants and Auc.
ttoneers Exchange. ON Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhonse streets BY virtue and in
pursuance to An order from the Hon. A T. Tissot.
judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
q Orleans. dated October Is, 1875 for account Of
Io6R CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, risbt,. vsy.
and PRIVILEGES and appurtenAnees thereunfo ap.
pertaining, situated in the Sixth District Of this
city llAte that part Of the parish Of Jefferson
apQwn = crsenville d in the squars bounded BY
Broadway Pine. Second and Washington stroets,
and DESIGNATED BY the Nos. |, D and 4, Of squars
20. "a, on plan drawn by @. a. D. Hemec0urt and
deposited In the once u William shannon, notary
Punie, = plan he IL Said lots measure each 90
feet Hont on Wa arlington street, by depth Of l35
feet, between parallel lines. lot No. forming the
corner Of Washipgton and Pine streets; which
property the doc<A sed purchased from John Henry
Peytop, by cot act before Andrew Hero IT, potary
public, on the twenty -hfth Of May, 1874
TeFms and Cenditious-Ons hall cash On thu
Dot the balance ON credit Of one year, for note
peanng special norgAge, AID vendors hen and
pe1vtlege on property Dod bsAxing intsreat q tie
rase o. eight Per eat Per annam hon daks until
Act 4 ~ hs1.ssy =. coasy Esq.,, notary rub.
.ec37 nos lol7AH
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COFFEEh OUSE, BAR ROOM FIXTURES, Lied
LEASE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL DRASKOvICfI
Second District Court for the Parish Of Ord
No. 80 .243.

RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTION
- Office No. 46 Exchange alley.-WEDSBl
November 3, 1875, at 1890 A. NJ, will be sold y
lie auction. at the corner Of St. Peter and CHI
streets; by virtue and in pursuance to a.
District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
October q, 1875, for account Of said euccessiss
THR COFFEkHOUSE, BAR ROOM PIxTl
LIQUORS. etc.. contained on, said premises
mentioned; also the unexpired term of The
ending. the thirty first December. 1873, at tn
Of $500 per month, part of which 10 subrenil
the rate Of e63 per month; the purchaser to- n
all the obligations of said lease, . copy Of I
sold in block.
Terms-Cssh on the spot in United s'sts.g
ury notes. oc23 26 ~
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A'oNSAuoSA 'i'N''i'o ~ ''"''oo o-
Thus far this week.. s4,78l 63s IS s465,4l2 SO
same t%e last az 81 - ssa g.
Total week before s2S3.9l0 10 976667 SO
In the absence Of dispatches from New
York lit being election day in that city and
to the scarcity of cash gold, the gold market
continued to rule at ll6A 0ll6la, against
ll6, yesterdays closing at New York. The
sales ware of fair extent, summing up $4s,-
600, embracing $4,000 at ll6A. $4,000 at
l164 0ll6as, $4,000 at 1858, $4,000 at 1l6t
0lI6le, and $4,000, $4,000 and $1,000 at 1I6le.
No sales OF silver were reported. Ameri-
can half dollars were still quoted at 1897
ITO, and Mexican dollars at SO a 93la gold.
Foreign exchange opened little lower
than yesterday, but soon recovered, and
ruled at previous rates up to the close. The
movement was rather moderate. The sales
of sterling comprised 100000. embrac ng
fSOO0 al clear at S. 46l4; el5,0OO bill Of
lading at =; $4,000 do at s. 46l9 as AZ,
and $1,000 do at S. AZ
The sales of francs amounted to 3S5, 900
commercial, embracing $4,000 at 4 63;A !;
10000 at 4.63ls; $4,000 ut 4 $50. "a .62le,
and 100000 at -.
AT the close sterling bills were quoted at
S. 1905 AZ for bill of lading and AL
clear and -0s5 81 for bank, and francs
at 4.63a4 "a 621e for commercial. and nom
inal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were of
fair extent, but meeting with d good de-
mand, the market hardened slightly tor
commercial: The sales comprised $1,000,
embracing $4,000 commercial at N " cent
discount: 100000 and $50, 600 do. and $40 900,
800 600, 100000. $50, 900 and 100000 private
bankers at ZIG, and $4,000 latter at q.
The banks continued to check ON New
York at "a y cent discount, while CONNER
cial sight was quoted at ZIG against %
ZIG yesterday
All classes of securities continued very
dull.
We heard of few small transactions in
stocke, of which the particulars did not
transpire.
No sales of bonds were reported CITY
bonds and new State consols continued dull
and weak.
Metropolitan Police warrants were still
quoted at 70 072. No sales were reported.
The sales of 1874 State warrants in
Guided $4,000 at So, and $4,000 at 60
Issues of 1874 are now quoted at $50
so for large and 60062 for small; 1873
and previous years, fundable, at IS q 36 and
do, not fundable, at -029.
City scrip continues to rule at 46047 for
city notes, half paid coupons, ordinances of
1873, and ordinances Of 1874 from july to
December inclusive, which cover June and
part of July, and at 90095 for ordinances
No. $3.50 and 263l. which comprise the lat.
ter part of May.
The following are the quotations: Time
and school certificates of 1874-September
70072; October 4Oa45; November -025,
and December -020. For 1S75--June 80 q
"a; July $50; August -066; September
AGO, and October $40. Metropolitan
Police certificates for 1874 are quoted as
follows: October 6O064; November 30 a IS;
December -025; do for September, 1875,
8508s.
Our stock list has been revised by the
committee on quotations OF the Stock Ex-
change.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-03

RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIOSI
u Office No. Is Exchange alley.-MONDAI]
vember Is, 1875, at 1890 a. NJ, will be sold at y
auction at No. 1877 Julia street, between St IN
ana Carondelet streets, by virtue and in mrs,
to sn order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. judged
Second Dist let Court for the parish of 0n5
dated October 80, 1875. for account Of The !.
succession
one set of double harness. one Calash Car1
and one set of double Hai ness, one Brett n
carriage and set of double Harness, one old
round top Carriage, one pair Bay Horses, ontI
Of Black Horses, one Gray Horse, and ONT l
Household furniture, etc.
Terms Caeh, mn & Nj
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EYpOpTC

LIvERPoOL-Steamship Diego 655s bales cotton
5000 slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING Oberon-3460 bales cot.
ton 81 cases wine 1900 slaves
KEY WEST-Schooner Walter Denny-55 100 feet
lumber
NEW YORK-Steamship New York--369a bsles
cotton 502 bags wool 1853 bdls hides 289 bdu skins
and hdes 1915 dry hides cks pecana 70 bbis pecsns
TOO bbls molasses $50 bbls rice $50 bbls oranges
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BANKS AND BANKING,
TO DEPOsIrORs.

The depositors Of the New Orleans Branch
freedman's Savings and Trust Company are re-
aut sted to call immediately at the WORKING.
MEMS BANK, No. "a Canal street for official infor.
nation concerning the payment of a twenty per
next G. D. STITRTEv Mt
oc20 I'm Assistant Cash;.r
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TRB REPUBLICAN, !
Wednesday, November 3, 1875.

CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Spanish steamship Diego, Gasansga, for Liverpool
British steamship Ober0n, Hanney for LIVERPOOL
Steamship New York. Quick, for New York
Schooner Walter Denny, Taylor, for Key West
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Cortes, Freeman, from New York 23d
ultime, to MoultOn-2d district
Steamship Pascal, Brown, from Bio Janeiro (dis.
abled), to PIN, Forwood &oo-lst district
STEAMBOATS,
James Howard Pegram. from Memphis
Thompson Dean. KILLER, from Memphis
Mary Houston, Miller. from Louisville
Governor Allen, Leblanc, from Wake field Lspd'g
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Iberia. sheldon. from Lower Coast
W P0iptevent, Heno, from White Hall
Robert Lee. Campbell. from vicksburg
Bertha. Broad from Washington
Favorite, Bietrv. from Low CT Coast
Orioe, OPry from Lower Coast
Rapides, Holmes. from Mansfield
TATE Dickson, Taylor, from Donaldsonvjlle
Era No 10, Taylor, from Donaldsonville