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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

ENOG the speedy Cure OF Seminal we,knes.
Il Lost Manhood and all disorders brough, on by
indiscretious exess Any Druggist has the tn
gradients.
AddreAs DAVIDSON d Co., Boz 22ss New
York. seps1.Aod&v.5S.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

co,!sTA STATE tie OF kads: kANsAS: ,ss.
In the ma ter of the E,t te OF
LILLIAN T hYLOH, DECEASED
In the Probdae Court Of said Cyzn.y and Siaf,
TREDiTORSa and al other persons Interested
" in the aforesaid Estate, are hereby mott H.
su, tnsi at the neAt regular te IN of the Probate
Court. T. and ,or siid IouIty, Z. be b. gun and
head at III Court r. ON in tn City and Ccunty
O 'LeayenwJItn, Sta'e of aforesaid, Oh the first
Mo Il in the Month OF april. 4 ID. lS.s, !
shall apply 10 the aii Court ior full an inal
settlement OF said Estate
MARY TAYLOR, Admi istratriN,
OF WILIINN TAYLOR. Deceased
L"AvKNwoRTH CRY, March :: :, A ID. 1876.
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Kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary and Womb Disea,es' Gravel. Diabetes,
Oropsy, stoppsT. Of water, inconiiLence Of urine,
BrlghTs disease, I,bus.inurls, and IN all CASES
where there are briek dust deposits, the wai,r
q, thick, cloudy, mixea with sub .tances like the
shite OF A. egg threads IEe hite silE, or there
. Q m rbid oark, bilious appezr~nce, and wh.te
bone dust dep-,s Is, and whon there Is pricking,
burning sensati"n hen passing water, and pain
In the ANAL Of the tark sad along t5e loins.
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r THAT MAGIC NAME!
.1VHGST0NEi I

Kirdlcs fhr IN usia am "f tn o IL wherevo.
h ri AGENTS WANTED .vr VIII re TO
5" his 'ompis,e Life I'D Explorations, and
Last Journals. $50 Iac-. ly S2.jO.
Proof. b facts, anu our spi. ndi ii ut ate
"ircu Il tha. ouisei s any o het boob, sent
he Writ a once; or. work,
SCI q Al 90 for iu 1 "I I'll, for II nj daottSr n
book gratis. genuine -''dress, LIvIN GsroNE's
I UBLI HER ST IOUIs No jll9 Si-w
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DR.. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

psrisetiy tsselea, elegantly cossed With svees
gum, purge, regulate, purity. cleanse, aud
ssrsn. Ihen- Ray say's Piiia, for the cure oS al
aisorden os he Stomach, Ivsr, Rovss Kianey..
kaaAdse, Nsrvo.S Dseasrs, HeadAche, Csnssiea.
tion, .0suveaeo, .ndis, stion Dyspepsia, silious.
as0, Bilious ever, Inflammation o. the Bovels
Pi.es and aii DefangeIaenls Of the Internal via.ra
Warranted TO eject . positive cure Purely
vegetab .. csntaanins 10 Eereury, m;acras, OF
dsletefious drugs.
s~Observe the following symptoms resulting
fFom Disorde.s Of the digestive Organs
Cnnsupadon, lnvafo PiIes, Fulneo of the Blood
n tn asa :, Acidity Of the stomach, saussa,
Heartburn, D1sgass o. Food, Sullnso of Weight
IN sAe esSmnch, Sour Eruptions, sinking or Fiat
tsgiAQ in the Pis of IL Stonaeh. SWIMMING of
IL Haad, hnsaied and DifsculI hrsathIne. Fiut-
seRines q The Hsart, Chskrug - sunpasing >ensa-
uaa Vhsn IN . Lying osturs, Uanne. of vinion,
Does " Wsss k.sose the siskt. Feves aoa Duii
eaia IN H. hssA, Dsadsaey 81 rsrpir.tioa. YeI-
loWD0 e ths skin and Z q, Pam in III noe:
Ca, Lab and sudden Fluakss Of Hest Burn.
A So As.n e 9ADwAYs PILLS yin ers, ths
sySasn, from al ths above nansd disoriers
Prses q osnu psr box soiA by Drussista
Asal 'sFALsE AxD True"
ssoA 80 lssisr-ssanp 70 RADWAY 90. He
- Nansn g., keV fosk. IasssanHis0 vprSA
IhSunaAD viu - ssot -.
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Administrators No.iee.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvkNwURTH COUNTY.
In the matter OF the Estate of,
RALPH HUTCHINSON,
Decea ed
NOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Letters
N U administration have b er grained TO
e undersigned on the Estate OF iLPi
hLTCHINSON late 4 said Ounty. deceased!
by III Honorable, tn" Probate ourt ol the
Csnnty AID Safe aforesaid, dated the 18th day
o March, A. -. Is16.
B.AkCA nUrC INSON, sdmi istra'r r.
D the t.sta Ralph Hutchinson, i,eceas. d.
March 18th. Is7
IN WINES WHEREOF. ] tn undersigned, Pro-
bat Judge oi Leav,nHOr'h Z unity, have herr
10 set Iuy hand ami alike the seat vi the s.,
robaie Court his lsh Gay ii March. a ID
1876. SAM. ID. LECOMPTE,
hia -w-3t Pro ale Ju ige.
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MEDICAL.
The Mild Power Cures.
Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics.

FAMILY aKD.cIEz CASE Is cTGS:ily necessity.
feg EsG-t have something T. give for a coli, or
he.dachs, dIArr.Gs, rheumatism, neuralgia,
tootnache, Group, ~hoopins cough, Or other OF tbs
hundrvd lis thai are sure 10 come. Fore Earned
is tsresrmed. You have il in case of HUMPH.
Rhl $ uONEOPAIHIC SPECIE iCs. simple
20 you can aake no missake; ready-so you need
NO. wait; sa;e-so you may act earissiyi sficisnt
DO not kill: that nave. bat do not destroy.
No. CsSes. Prioe ID Bszes. Cesss
! fev0ro, Congestion, IudAmmation.- 25
+" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Coiic-- Is
CsytsENolic or Teethinx Of Infants IS
i" D.sssm@a. Chi,dre" or Aduit.--..--. IS
s.. bysesaesy. aririnS. 6.liiou, Colic-. IS
0Oees - 0OPo0s, Vomiting IS
eOoghs. Colds, Bon. hits Is
3: Meo.aigta. Too.h.ehe, F.ceAche.-- IS
10 s' ID speps1o, Bilious Ssomach --.....-.- Is
II " A0pRPe>se0 or Irregular Periods. IS
II :" 1e0eO6S0<a, 10 Pr.fus. Periods. IS
Is :. CrosD. Cough, Dithcuir Bre.thins.--- IS
u " krapai0a., Fat kbeum, krysipeIAs. 25
Is " 8ss~00as1sD, Rneuma ic Pains. s5
Is 80 t<vee And Ague, Chiiis, Fever Agces- So
q - f1ses, bl md or bleeding-----..-.....--. 50
10 OPhsalosJ, and sore: Weak Eyes so
~ " a1saFsA, acute er chronic, Influenza. 70
% - " sh..apise-e0ogh, vo ent Coughs 50
n SO As.hsnA, OpPiessej Breathing S.
y 60 lar ..1~ehasx~s, Impaired ar,ns 50
q " Aer~futW, ENLARGED Glands Sveliings, SO
"a " Se0. raj Debili y, Physi al Weakness 50
Is 80 DFOpsy and Sesnty secret ons-........- $,
rs '' Sea >icA oe~s, ekuess from Riding SC
q 80 k-00~y Dfsea-e. Gravei.-.-----. 50
Is 90 NePvOos Debi1 y, Involuntary
Dischuges.-- i "
29 AOFe nO0 h, suk r............... Sc
81 " lIrinary Wesknsss. we,ting ed. 50
81 " Pat0foi Periods, Hysteiia. .-........ So
~ ' NuHer'ox> Change Of Life.--.-....... I 10
IS :. tDissP sPsS sP sss, St vi,us Dance %
81 - 0ipnthes1A, liberated sore throat. 81
IS 8. Chronic sOoYe-ti~n> and Erup-
oons
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THE LATEST AND BESTi
THE DEST 4 CHEAPEST.

s:sa ae5fe hf 9idnins testinesiais Of
tAeseenAe y 0Q1AG = - iron AZ IN - .
n xsle - -. - - e yaeassy psios By A.
Auis q mveakse. Wiaeensin.
9. -. - . O., - Lsa1a, ~
vGsA, 80 - ASe
:.;: 81 seyVhse>;: = - = y.,:s;s;:y: NJ .a-.-
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MEDICAL.


E. E e.
Railways Ready Relief
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NyOI one ncur after reading thi. advertisement
~ need suy suffer With pain.
Railways Ready Relief is q
Cure for Every Pain
WAS TEE F.Is- sspIs
THE ONLg ssAHN siEMEDl
that instantly steps the rosr exeruci ,tins pains
aiays Innxn Il ationI, and cures Consest,on-,
whether OF the unss, stomach. Bowels or other
glands OF organ. nv re rrr"rs
In From ONE, TO TWENTY SnUSTEs
90 matter how violent excfuciatinA pain.
the Rheumatic, Bad-Riiden, lEfrm, Crippled,
Nervous Neuralgic or Frustrated with disease may
sufer.
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
In1smation OF the kidneys, IndsDatios of tie
Bidder, lDtanation Of the Bowels, Ionses-
ton Of Toe lungs, sore Throat, Difficult
Breathing. Paipitation OF tne Heart
HystsTies, Group, LiptherIa. Ca
tsrrh. Influenza, Headache,
I)othache, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Cold Chills
Ague Chilis.
The application of the Ready ReliSf to the part
parts where the pain difficulty exists i'll af
tord cue and comfort.
Twenty drops IL half tuin her o. gster sill in
few m Inutes cure Cr ,mps, -prains 60uT StoUsc,
deAItburn, sick Headache, Diarrh9a, rysenIrry,
Collie, VIM in the roves. and a. Internal Pains.
Travellers should ala - carry a hottie Of RAD
WAYS READf RELIEf with them, Z
iI0ps in water will rreyent si,.Le-s pains from
change o. water At is bet.er than French Brand
or Bitter As a stimaisnt.
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LEGAL.
S. cial Masters s.a,e.

Lane c.c.ri cog,s Of .as J1aaod s.,ss,, fer tie DIS
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Health 1! Beauty A!

strong and Pure Rich Blood-Increase OF Flesh and
Weisd,-, lear skin and Beautiful
ComplexIop secured 10 all.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January ii, Evening
Cotton closed dull: middliug uplands
10 3-l6c; Orleans 13asc; sales to-day 704;
consolidated net receipts &c, 667; exported to
Great Britain $50; to France 6Si2; to the
continent 1923; channel 1888; net receipts
3243; gross 1919.
Futures closed firm; Gales % 500 bales,
as followe: January IL 1872 013 l-l6e; Feb
r1ary l3 $3.50 Is 7-32c; March l3 1850
l3 i5-32c; April ID 81 30 ID 1l-l6c; May
1874 0l3 % Sc; June Ia $685. 4bc; July
l4A ola 9-32c; August Ii 1872 q IA 1929.
Flour quiet and steady; supertine West
eru 81 2504 TO. Southern flour less active;
common to fair extra 81 9O05 so; good to
choice do IS S50S75. Wheat rejected, and
No 3 u shade firmer, moderate export de-
n:and, other grades unchanged; 81 % for
winter red Western; 81 As for choice am Der.
Corn hole lower; moderate business,
closing a shade frmer, 55073c. Oats
Moderate request and unchanged. Sugar
firm, moderate demand; S0SAo for tair to
good refining; $3.50 for prime; ~ for COM
mon nuscOvado; 708o for molaeees and
clayed; Z. fined steady. Molassss-New Or
leans steady, moderate demand; $50 bbls
sold at so q 6Oc. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Tall. W steady; csc. ROsin and turpen-
tine unchanged. Pork unsettled; new
$50 IS. Lard dull and easier; prime steam
l2N q 10 l5-l6c. Whieky dull at 81 In;
closing to sellers at 81 IL. Freignts quiet;
cotton, by sail, 9-32 a. led: by steam, 1920
SLED.
81. LOUIS, January ll.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled. Ne. red
winter 81 5501 81; No. do 81 1914 bid.
Corn active; No. 2 mixed 39h o 4014c.
Oats steady; demand fair; No 9 $50. Bar
lev steady and firm for high grades; fancy
Northern 81 IS. Rye scarce and firm at
66c. Pork irregular; $40 5000. Lard firmer;
held higher; l2A 012asc. Bulk meats firmer;
shoulders ~ also; clear rib lOhc; clear
sides l0ho. Bacon-Shoalders 9Ac; clear
rib llhc; clear sides l2c. Green meats
stronger. Whisky steady and pricee un-
changed. Hogs active and strong; light
shipping IS 6O06 Is; packing $707 Is.
Cattle-Demand good at full pricee; fair to
good native shipping steers 81 IS as %.
CINcINNArI, January 1l.-Flour-Only q
iobbinR and order trade. Wheat scarce
and firm: 81 2S01 30. Corn inactive; 440
AGO. Oats quiet Barley and rye unchanged.
Pork quiet; $1,000 25. Lard STEADY; de
mand moderate; steam l2.3lA q 12.S NC;
kettle IL $50. Bulk meats steady, demand
fair; fully cured shoulders 7lac; clear rib
sides lO1sc: clear sides lie, all loose. Bacon
finer; shoulders &c; clear rib sides lI% d
l2c; clear sides l2A l2hc. Green meats
Demand fair and firm; shoulders 07 Abc;
clear rib sides ga 0l0c. Hams ION q lie:
Whisky firm and steady. Butter dull and
unchanged. Hogs dull; fair to good pack
ing ~ 20.
CHICAGO, January u.--Flour dull. Wheat
unsettled; 98hc, February. Corn easier
1890. Pork firm; $40 As q 10 50. Oats quie,
and firm; No. 30hc bid. Rye-Demand
light; holders firm; 66 66tc. Barley active;
S2A 063. Dressed hogs strong; $8 050S 30
Lsrd-Demand fail; 1890. Bulk mesta
| very firm; shoulders 1850; clear rib sides
love; clear 1910. Whisky 81 o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
NEW YORK.
Tho Direct Cable.

New YORK, January lO.-The steamer
Faraday, which repaired the direct cable,
reports heavy gales Of head winds since
leaving the Thames. She arrived at the
place IF the break Thursday, but was pre-
vented from working until Sunday, in con
eeouence Of a heavy gaze. The ship was
completely covered with ice. She picked
mn the Irish end of the cable Immediately
on putting down the grapnel. and buoy ed
il. and then recovered eleven miles OF cable
to the fracture. and completely the connec-
ton. Whether the fracture was caused Dy
accident or design is not determined. The
splice was made at eleven O'Clock this morn
ing, within twenty -four hours after com
mencing operations. During the whole
period heavy snow storm and strong vino
prevailed.
Action Of a Brooklyn Church.
The Central Congregational Church, OF
BROOKLYN, Rev. DR.. Scudders. last evening,
after a sharp debate, passed q resolution BY
q two-thirds vote not to participate in the
Moulton- Beecher council, considering fur.
Their agitation Of the question detrimental
to Christianity, and socially demorallzing
HUNDRED Suspension Of Tiffany 4 Co.
A rumor was current to-day to the effect
that Tiffany g. Co. the jewelers. Of Union
Square, had suspended. But late in the
evening, some Of the members of the firm
who we're spoken to on the matter denied
the truth of the report and stated the firm
was in a eonnd financial condition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASeAFIcAIION'

The market opened under the depressing
influence Of heavy receipts and unfavorable
kilograms, Liverpool being reported 1l6d
York dull at a decline of 1sc on spots and
320332c in futures tho latter subse-
auently rallying, and closing at q slight
reduction in some quotations and an adj
vance in others). Sterling exchange, at the
same time, gave way lc, equal to about 2-i0
y cent. The demand was consequently
moderate, and the sales during the morning
hardly exceeded 1900 bales, after which the
mnvement exhibited but little animation,
and the additional TRANSACTIONS reported
anal not exceed 1850 bales, making total
for the day, ~ noted above, Of $3.50 bales.
Owing; hewever, to light efferinks OF tho
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=.
nreaented n memorial to the UDtted Stairs
Senate to. day. It concludes ~ fol'owe:
There and other matters which are
eete blished by the testimony taken ON, aaad
investigation seem to require that the Stste
Of Alabama and the Senate OF tho UnSe0
States should take such measures a. VIA
secure 10 the State person lawfully electea
and fit representative to the senate OF .ne
United States, and one that is worthy and
oua]iti ID to OCCUPY q seat in the high trlDa-
nal. Your IN smOrialists respectfully state
that George E. Spencer was not Legally e'oCt
ed Senator from Alabama, nor was 10
ever voted for by body having . quOrum
Of elected member, or . quorum OF ceru-
fed members, as the journals OF the Ten
eral Assembly of Alabama will show. -FOUR
memorialists respectfully pray OF your uon1
orable body that you will take the report %
the committee accompanying the memorial
as Part of the same, that you will examine
the evidence attached thereto taken by said
committee and the right of said Spencer to
the seat he now holds may be inquired into
and his claim thereto be declared Invalid.
and said seat be declared vacant. The me
mortal was ordered printed and will DC
taken up Wednesday.
A Denial.
Every Democratic Senator and Repre-
sentative in the Alabama Legislature 0ehes
the authorship OF the letCer OI tuo =" oSu
ingtou Republican OF the seventh instant.
Said letter purports 10 have been written
by one Of the Democratic members OF the
Legislature of 1872 and also Of this. and de-
nounces the investigation into Spepcers
right to y seat in the Senate.
Resumed.
Montgomery, MOoy & Brothers, grocers'
of this city, who recently failed. have COM
promised with their creditors and resumed
business.
Rear Admiral Nlullany to be Relieved.
Admiral j. +. Mullany, having sometime
since asked to be relieved of the com
mand Of the North Atlantic station. 1t Is
probable that he will shortly be IT lieved oy
Admiral William E. Leroy. now command
| ing the South Atlantic station.
A Democratic Romance about Senator
Ferry.
1t has transpirsd through leading, Dem
| ocratic Senator that Mr.. Ferry Will be T.
tanned in his place. Should the Repuoi!
! Gems persist in their forts to make change
| Mr.. Ferry will not 60 into the caucus and
| the Democrats will support him as against
| any caucus nominee, which, with severa
Republican votes which are assured, vii
| secure him the succession 20 the presidency
| Of the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll3 0ll3k, against lib at
New York. and after a fair business closed
at ll2A ellis, against 1928 in that market.
The saies summed up $50 600. embracing
$1,000 at 1929; $1,000 at 1879; 100000 at
il27s l13; $4,000 at ll3, and $4,000 and
Sl7 900 at 1873.
No sales of silver were reported. Amer
can half dollars were still qcoted at loo6
l0bLs, and Mexican dollars at 93le O., geld.
Under the decline in gold and bills at
New York. sterling was Quoted y lower
leaua! to 3 10 y cent?, and francs !. y cent.
The movement in both was OF fair extent.
The sales of the former comprised Col 200.
embracing ES0O0 bill of lading and f2OOO
All clear at IS 40; $1,000 bill of lading at
As 4OLa q 5 IL; C20. 600 bill of lading at s. 40
SAL; E-5000 do and f25OO Al tlaar at % Al:
Ell 900 bill of lad.ng at IS 4Ola as 4lis;
ti5U0 AL clear at s. Al a ) al y: t30oc do
at IS ~, and fleoO bank at % 49h. mn
The sales Of francs comprised to l75.O00
commercial. embracing 10000 and $4,000 at
4.64ss, and IS 900 and GO. 900 at 4634.
AT the cloae sterling bills were quoted at
Is 39h as iOle for bill OF lading and AL
clear. and at as AN for bank tbank
counter rate at az 45), and francs at AGO
"a 6334 for comiaercial, and nominal 1or
bank.
The offerings of New York sight were of
previous rates. The sales comprised
$3.50, 900, embracing 5000 commercial at
u y cent discount. aud $4,000 do ard
$40 600, So, 900 and $SO.06 private bank
ers' and $4,000 bank at ZIG.
The banks continued to check on New
York at V p cent discount, snd CONNER
cial eight was still quoted ut 7tl6.
We notice less movement in all classes OF
securities to-day. ~
The only sales of stock reported were Is
shares of New Orleans GAslight Company
at and 3 New Orleans City Railroad
Company at $l26.
City bonds continued quiet and un,
changed. The only sale reported was $oguo
old city gold bearing seven per cents at 70.
No Gales Of new Stats consoIs were re-
ported; they were still quoted at about 5sts
No sales of city scrip were reported. II
ia now quoted at AN 0454 for August to
December, 1878. time, aud July to Deem
Der, 1874, and 4905l for June aud part Oh
Nav.
Nothing transpired in metropolitan Police
warrants Trey now rule at 0S09O Tor
1884 issues. and 70072 for 1928, while
1919 and 1869 continue entirely nominal
No sales OF State warrants were reported.
Old State fundable are now quoted at 40
43, not fundable at @, and 1874 Issues
at n 42%
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
WASHINGTON.
senator HamiIton's Railroad Bill.

senator Hamilton's Railroad Bill.
WASHINGTON, January lO.-Senator Ham
ilton's bill relating to the Texas Paci1c and
Southern Pacific railroad, proposes to au.
thorize the Southern Pacific railroad OF
Colorado to extend its line eastward from
the Colorado river. to meet the Ie1as "a
cific road on the latters line, or more prac-
ticable if found on or near the thirty-se coDd
parallel, the said Southern Pacific Company
to have and enjoy for the portion which 1t
constructs all the land grants and other
rights heretofore provided Tor the Texas
Pacific Company.
The Southe I'm Pacific Company is also en-
powered to build Q road from some point ON
its line to Ships canal, in San Diego bay,
and for this portion a'ao shall erJoy al
rights heretofore granted to the Texas Pa
cific line; provided, it shall build twenty
, miles of this branch within two years, and
twenty miles yearly thereafter. 1t 10 also
required to commence work OF It's extension
eastward from the Colorado within one
wear after the road is completed to that
river, a. now required by its charter, and
must build at least twenty miles OF the ex-
tension yearly until it connects with the
If west of the eastern boundary of New
Mexico, shall be made within six years from
the enactment OF this bill. Another section
provides that after the connection is made
The whole line of trans-c0ntinental road
ahall he operated a. one continuous line,
anal no unjust discrimination in the rates Of
freight or fare shall be made by either OF
said companies against the other.
senator 6heFman's Bill.
Senator Sherman's bill authorizing the
appointment of receivers of national banks,
and for other purposes, provides, among
other thipgs, that the Controller OF the Cur
reucy shall have power to close up any ma
tional banking association by the appoint,
ment Of q receiver whenever he becomes
Satisfied of it's insolvency, either from the
protest of its liabilities or otherwise: The
bin also requires reports to be made by all
savinps banks and trust companies organ
lied under the authority Of acts OF Congress
and makes sill such institutions in tae DIS
trictof Columbia suhject to all provisions
applicable to national banks. IT also pro
noses to repeal the extending law, which
Authorizes he organization of savings banks
in the District Of Columbia. Another sec'
ton requires all United States officers
charged with receipt or disbursement Of
public debts, moneys, and all national
banks. to stamp Or write the words "coun
terfrit." "altered" or worthless. upon oil
frsud ulent notes presented to them, pro
vided thew shall redeem all notes thus
stamped erroneopsiy BY them.
TIE Memorial Againse senator Spencer'
Tho committee to invtshgate Spencer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, January IL. 1876.

TUESDAY EVENING, January IL. 1876.
CorroN-The Gales to-day, not including
800 bales late yesterday, embraced o'1V
bales, at steady prices for the better q9al-
tiles and clear white oottons generally, but
at easier rates for other descriptions, espe
cially the lower gradee, r. requiring q reduc-
ton in our quotations of No in low or.
binary, h0ko in ordinary and strict
ordinary, and partial v 10 good ordinary
to strict low mi0QliDg inclusive. we give
also the figures and report OF the Ex-
change, as below:
.xrp,rAu srAuDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-12
tBe,ov high water marx Of ls7A
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday. January U. 1876.
CT.EARED YESTERDAY,

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Mississippi. Lindal. for Liver.
pool
Steamship Tarpahannock. Pendleton. for Key Wees
and Cedar Kavs
Stesmship @ W Elder, Road, for New York
Schooner Berlinda 0ergel, for Apslacht0ola
Nehaonor W Coffin. Chissm, for vero CruS
Britsh schooner kbeneser, Bethel, tor Belize and
RuatAn Ell.
Schooner Mary G Collins. Somers. for New York
SIS ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish steamship 0uillermo, RchsverIiA fEem
Havana, - Pin. Rerweed &oo@tA DISCREET
0toAaSship O W Lord. Colton. 6om Havana . 4
Yogbo-1d GlDtxiot 10 ~ LII.
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