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4th Numerous testimonials are on file at the Comp9nys
Office which would satisfy the incTeduOus. letter
just received from Joseph P Hail. Suffolk, Va contains e
y The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case"
- The proof IS daily coming an from eDsTB otae
This extraordinary medicine should be esoed to the mo-
mep any bad symptoms appear. Seamen Boatmen nav
eers and all Others should have supply, as It's timely use
will save life. . -. -. Ct.
confesng that there other medicine at all 10 be COM
p"'' THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
equally ecacOus in all the bowel and stomach complaints
ofChdfen No mother physician sholld be without It.
kzIs The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi,
D. HANSBROUGH, 70 Camp street, New Orleans, La,
10 whom applications for Agencies may be addressed.
~ EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York August. 1913. 80
90 For saIe by WELD & CO. Periodical Agents "a
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER. corner Of Exchange
Place and CustOmbOuse street and by DRUGGISTS gen.
erav THOS. COOK. Postmaster. city of Lafayette; j..
4. VAN BOKKELLEN, corner Camp and st. Mary
SIS JOHN FOELKEI.. corner Ievee and Seventh sts..
LAFAYETTE. and CHAS BENNEOT Canollton, Louisiana.
p S-Tbe GraeteHberg Company dssir0Hs Of pro-
curing the services of respectable female eUeV O,oH
in he Union in business which nil be UerV lucrative.
By addressing the Company mo. Broadway New York
post paid, particulars will be furnished, -
Angus, 1873 SIS
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SLAVE TRIALS IN KENTUCKY.-The Cincinnati
Chronicle of the 9th inst, says: We learn that
three of the slaves tried in Bracken county, (Ky)
part of those who fled from Fayette, Bracken, &c,
about the first of August and were arrested in the
fight in which Fowler was shot, have been con-
victed on charge of rebellion, &c, and sentenced
to he hung Four others yet to be tried, at the
same place.
The Lexington Observer says: :" Ten of the Ju-
rors, the Judge and the Commemorative Attorney
united in recommendation Of the convicted slaves
to the Governor for pardon. The principal ground,
is the influence exerted upon them by the white
man, Doyle''
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NEW PUBLIOATIONS

FHOR SALE by the subscriber-all the LATEST PUBL
Il CATIONS of the day among which may be found the
following
THE LITTLE WIEE-By Mrs. Grey;
PRIDE; Or THE DUCHESS The first of the SEVEN
CAPIrAL SINs-By Eugene Suei
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TO GET MARRIED.
THE EOPPIIPC55TSe6RIAL BROTHER JONATHAN. for the
HOME OF sHRKsPEARE-ByF.W Fairholt, F. s.A.
Beautifully Illustrated ,
- History of Flin."
D. P. Thompson;
THE TWO CORPSEs A Historical Romance-By Fred
enck SOule; ~, 70 r--..
Je28G WELD Co, " lamp street.
Agency of the C7rdefenberg COmDGRy'S Medicines
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MURDER-A son Of Mr.. Davis, near Tuskegee,
Ala, aged II years, was killed by negro belong
ing to his mother, on the 9th inst. The negro way
laid the youth on his return from school, and dealt
him heavy blow on the head with bludgeon,
prepared for the purpose, and then choked him
until life was extinct. The wretch then managed
with the aid of cord to carry the corpse some
three quarters of a mile into swamp, where he
buried it. The youth not returning home on the
second night, his mother became alarmed, supposlng
he had turned from the road to gather fruit and had
been snake-bitten, or that some accident had be-
fallen him. On the 9th, the neighbors assembled
and divided into scouts to search for him. the negro
taking an active part among them. At first, the
search was unsuccessful. Some gentlemen Of the
scout, with which was the negro, without any tan
gibe evidence, suspected him Of possessing some
knowledge in relation to the disappearance OF the
youth, and concluded TO arrest him on the spot,
which thev did after which he betrayed evidence
of guilt. In the mean time, one of the scouts re-
turned and reported that they had found the grave
,ybereupon, the negro was commanded to lead the
way directly to the grave, and threatened II he
failed to do so. He then led the company straight
to the grave and being there, was told to describe
the wounds that would be found upon the body
which he did and also confessed his guilt. lie Is
now in Jail, awaiting his trial at the next term
the Circuit Court in October.
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INGENIOUS FRAUD-An ingenious mode of de-
frauding the revenue, says the ST. John New
Bruuswicker. was detected on board the steamer
Senator, by the officers of the provincial revenue.
Two tierces, apparently filed with onions, and
three barrels with beans and three with flour, were
opened, and inside of each was found cask OF
American rum, which fitted so tightly as TO afford
only room for small quantity of the articles men
toned. The fraud was most skilfully planned, and
APPLY illustrates the tricks OF old smuggiers.
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A VESSEL ON FIRE.-The schooner John Cast
ner took fire on the 29th ult., trip from Phila
delphia to Charleston. By battening down the
matches, she got within a mile of the latter place,
when engines came and extinguished the fire. Her
cargo of dry goods, &C., very little injured 1t
is stated that there was large quantity of powder
on board.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE. % 57MN.-LoNerrrDr. 80 Win Time, Oh.

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship GaeUa, Emerson, New YORK IA al Ia C2 GI
Ship Metoaa sampson, Liyerpoo; rLh II; II d "a "a
Shin Commerce. Harris, Phladeipila, lODy O. D9selI
Shin Gov Davis, Gutter, Liverpool, n u, ~ q. Uale
Ship Monsoon LOrng, Boston, " nyhsOn
Ship Oceana. Norwegian Stephenson a. @ W. he5Ln
Pa5k Manchester Farchld. Boston, Chas. Deake Co
SchT TTacle Bill Miller, Corpus Christi k d. bossnan
sehr' l. y Mitchell NenHsu' o'iN''' s. h. & E. L. Levy
scbr. H, A. Barring, Haynie Boston, J: H. AShbndge
Schr Joaquin, Martinez Sisa J. w. Zaehane
Schr C.. l.. GaEer, HuH, Pensacola, . Master
Schr David Coffin, Waffield Slsa Jno Alexander
Arrived Yesterday:
fD HfaTia Of Orleans, Dennis e duys I'm New to
Ship Clifton. Ingsrso q days fin New York. to Bryan &
Ship Washington Snow, 25 days FIN Boston, to master
Bark sarah Hand Whitney Is days I'm Philadelphia, to ].
schf Oregon Tfens FIN TampoO, sth inst S Fernan-
dez-lst my,
Magnolia ThomassOD, I'm NicksbuTg-l0o bales cotton
Princess No g. Sanford, FIN New Carthage-6l5 b. c.
Glencoe Durham, I'm LCusyllle-93 bales cotton
Iatona Seeck, I'm Bayou Sara-Sl bales cotton.
Oregon Hiern, I'm Mobile.
Silas Wright O'Neal TN Cincinnat-2S bales cotton
F. NJ Streck Streck, I'm DOnaldsonville.
Towboat Ocean, PinnegaT, i'm the Passes.
TOwbOat Pat Henry, Miller, FIN the Passes.
BELOW-CO MING
Ships Damata and GrOtus, bark Eurotus ana one Oafk
unknown, and brig Milaudon
Memoranda:
On the Both ult on the Southern edge of the Gulf the
schooner Oregon experienced severe weather. IN winch
she lost sails &c.
The steamer Glencoe left Louisville the 9TH inst Re
ports feet water in the Ohio and falling
The steamer Princess No. towed down from Plaquemne
the steamer Concorda.
Towboat Ocean lowed down and to the 9Th instant
ship ChaOs bark Huma and schr Fairy and st. Helena
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2;ySISE! E;3S5
- pRTY9TE LESSONS ONLY az

II PRITHJE LEbSUJVD UaFL1I' -
~ j. GOMEZ Editor Of La Patria. will devote few
II. hours Gurng the day to give instructions the span
ish Language Mr. g. has adopted newand easy method
bv hch scholar learn read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months, ~ %,
For Terms &c, apply to Mr. Gomez at his ofce NO q
Exchange Alley near Cont street at the Bookstores o.
n Steel Ia Camp st ThOs. White 81 Canal st., and
O. Morgan II Exchange Place adjoining the fosonSe'
Es If required MT. O. wiz siys lessons st night DN
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ALEXANDER HILLS

HOUSE FUkNIS HIN 9 o OAGJ
NO SIS Camp Street, Mem Orleans.
VETHERE Families can find all articles Of Housekeeping
w Comprising general assortment and select STOCK OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE Cooking utensils; I1nana
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL ShOVes and TongS
and Kitchen Fire Iron. nor, 1,,y xry A pGa
Enamelled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WAKE
HE ESENRTAN sTI,VER-Block Tin and BritannaTea
Coffee Urns. -, ,,.-.--.--JT-o-.
TABLE COMMUNICATIONS Silver Britannia andIon
Tea and Table Spoons. 81, Nil.
WOOD WARE-BTass and Iron bound Cedar falS.
R a1tis nj. hound CEDAR WARE, q new article.
WILLOW WARE-BaSketS Cradles, Nurse Chaln anu
MATSEJute, Manila, Alicant, Palm and Husk Mats
Waters and Trays. - ,,..,a T r.
Brass Britannia end new metal CanulestcN anu AaA"P'-
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces. - g. e.
D. s. j. Wight's patent Premium Cooking stoves, Iod
wood or coal with fixtures complete the most approved pat
'S ~ y HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished At re-
duced prices. hlnOoIn
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MiAGNWAA@e
SHIP oHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.

SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWAHh'
SAMUEL. LOCKE. Nos. 7 and Front LeUes, -
- is now receiving and has in stole ~
200 coils OF Manila Rope assorted to inches ~
YO do Jared Hemp, do l to do. .
100 coils Spun Yam and Marlin.
5000 gallons Boiled Paint Oil White Lead;
300 do. Sperm Oil Lard and Whale OIL "a -
40 cases of Sheatng Copper assorted from IA to % or
Composition Nails and Spikes. . -.
500 tons of Bar Iron, assOrtedAmeTican SWedes ETC.
2O5O kegs of Cut n ais, assorted, 4d. to Odd
100 Anchors assorted sizes, from ~ to 25OO lbs.
so tons Chain Gables, assorted, from "a to "a inch
$50 sheets of Braziers' Copper, 10 to 100 ID. Sheets
500 boxes Tin Plates, Charcoal;
100 do extra size Tin Plates lax ~.
100 boxes Loaded Plates, Ia X 70 10. and TX.
$500 yards OF Cotton Canvas, No. to ~. al,
Tin and Japanned Ware by Wholesale; speter SOLDER
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Riyes Kettle Ears Bras
and Iron Wire Bolt Copper Tin Smith, Tools ana ma
ohneTy Circular Shears; Pocket and Table Cutlery
large and fresh stock of late mpOTatOns. mySo
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o. The ship Constitution arrived at New1ork
on the Sth from Liverpool, with 535 steerage pas
sengers. all of whom are in perfect health.
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NO HUMBUC

UPWARDS of 1890 bottles of DR. COLEMAN,S
u -GONORRO5A MIXTURE have been sold during me
past year. without compai in nge nstane over leh
dozen used in our o. 5. Hospital his NJ 4iclhe cna
enges competition both in the port OF as an Germany
of curg where it fails the money viii be refunded IN every
case ey~ Sold by u KENNEDY, a Ghanss street; ana
% PQYPk-4S Street. ePe9 sF--9
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DAGUERREOTTPE.

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
QY the application of the above mysterious agent to pa
d gueueOtype "a discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECONDcatchlng the precise
expression instantly and fixing it ndehbly upon the silver
plate e. Those who wish to retain In their families good
LIKENEssEs OF relations friends, do so at moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and Charities
No. 8 ChaTres street. lmy3 lyl w. d.. HUTCHlNGS.
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberia patron
j age bestowed on him since he inst had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOTleans,
five years ago. during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world. bis specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewY Ok, and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits viii continue to be what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience, and constant pTacuce are
the best nduoemenu persons DESTROYS OF INSTRUCTION IN tne
beautiful art Genuine VOigtander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any the city; all Cter articles the same
Plates at 81 Der dozen ScOvls No for 50 2guaIanue
the best plates made United States Gases 81 70 and
90 so; NewYork Cameras at SIS.
~ Entrance No 6 CAMP street mill IF
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THE TWO DLANAs-By A. Dumas, r,,,o
VNTE have received per ship Athens: THE IWO
w DTANAS; or, The Son OF Count, and the Daugh
ter Of King by Alex Dumas; -. ;,
AIINE: by the author of The Gamblers WIFE"
THE TOR HILL; BY Horace Smith.
FRANCE-ITs King. COURT, AND Cow" INTENT by
Gen Lewis Gas.
NED BUNTLINE'S OWNING are prepared to
receive subscriptions this weekly newspape Wnh me
first number viii commence THREE YEARS AFTER, a
sequel to Mysteries and Misenes OF New York Also
NED BUNTLINE' 8 LIFE YARN" a new nautical novel,
sI5tf W '-0 WELD & co, IL Camp st.
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DIR. MENsNG, Denial Surgeon,
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
TIN PLATE, COPPER, SHEET IRON, Etc

C5AMUEI. LOCKE, Nos. and 8 FRONT LETEE
y betI7eeR CuSt0mbOuse ard BienUHLe "
~ streets, snow receiving and has in - 4
An store for sale at the lowest CASH tzSsSsssZ7
EHsR Prices, the following with nu-
W meTOus other GOODS
800 bOxa- TIN PLATE, &c and TX, Charcoal Brands ;
Coz boxes Extra Sizes TIN PLATE, Do, DIX; DAA;
2jS1I4IX and Xxx 12SFl2 TX and Xxx, l4H1l4lA
and Xxx Loaded Roofing Plates l4$1O; . - 80
500 bundles English SHEET IRON, Nos IL, IA, 10, 10,
20, "a, %, 70. n - - - ~ 90, .,
400 bundles American SHEET IRON, No. RtoT
9O0O0 fl BRAZIER'S COPPER 10, II and Y b sheets
5000 II do do Assorted from Is to 1OOb do;
500 bundles American IRON WIRE;
loo b BLOCK TIN;
5000 10 PIG and BAR LEAD. -, 1900 ,
PEEK. SMITH 4 cos MACHINES.
Kettle Ears, RiYets Bue ke Ear Ill. Bucket sNd
Boiler Bottoms Russia Sheet Iron, Zinc Timers Malets
etc ~" Manufactures and Commission Merchants are
invited to examine the Stock and Prices. Jy26 I'm
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-NO. 8.
nYsENTERY. DLARRHGA, etc Pesittveiy Cured

~ in a Fen Hours.
The GRAEFESBL re
COMPANY pledges llseli
to the following facts:
1st. The GraefeHbsrg
Dgs eRteTg SIR u p
viii cure the DyseHtery, d.
arrhga, ETC., in twenty-iOur
hOurS.
I'd. A cure il warranted,
no matter how bad the case ;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
Sd. Thousands Of lives
have been saved by its use !;
in some instances where the
uafients haVf. hean piVen M.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY-Releaseo OF PoagGt-Pe-
dro Pougal, second mate of the Spanish bark Gaia
lana, who was charged on Wednesday last of at
tempting sodomitical intercourse with young
lad named VIM. Brennan, and on examination
obliged to give $1,000 bail to appear before the First
District Court for trial, was allowed another ex-
animation yesterday, by Recorder Genois, and dis
charged.
The Robbery Of DaIon.-Kitty, the slave of Mr.
Iacoste, accused of robbing VIM. Dillon of $50 in
money, was committed for trial before Justice Of
the Peace yesterday.
Disturbing the Peace-Michael Martin, David
Brown and Mary Ann Hutchinson, were arrested
yesterday as dsturbers of the peace.
Assault and Battery-A man named Simon was
arrested at the request of Hannah Rinche, Oh
charge of assault and battery on her.
Assault and Battery-Jean Montiache yesterday
made affidavit against George Doherty of an as
sault and battery on him committed in August last,
but which, owing to the severity of the injuries
given by Doherty, he has hitherto been unable to
complain Of According to the affidavit, Doherty
had sword at the time Of the ARRAY, and inflicted
deep wound on the right thigh, which has only
commenced healing within few days.
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NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK

A MANUAL OF GRECIAN AND ROMAN ANTI
n DUTIES; by DR.. E. F. Boesen, Professor Of the
Greek Language and Literature in the GHIysElty OF
Soro translated from the German. Edited with occa-
siOna notes and complete series OF quesons) by the
Rev Thomas Kerchever Arnold, N; A., Rector Of Lyn-
don and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Revised with additions and corrections, ,
Just received and for sale at the g Orleans Sdttoners
EHiare6oJse Tal2 81 ]. B. STEEL, IA Camp St
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A resolution was adopted authorizing the ap-
Monument of committee to contract for the light
ing of the lamps until the next meeting OF the
Council
Mr. Solomon then brought up the subject OF the
late report of the Finance Committee, and spoke
some time 10 show what he considered its falacies,
in reAecting upon the last and previous Councils.
At the close of his speech some conversation took
place between him and Mr.. Collins, on the subject
of the report which showed considerable acerbity
of feeling. The vote was being aiken on a motion
made by Mr. Solomon, that the report be rejected,
when some members left the room, and the quorum
being broke, motion to adjourn to meet again this
evening at o'clock, was carried. The object IN
meeting this evening is TO discuss the finance report
referred 10 ahnve-
FIRST MUNICIPALITY.-Be Beating Wye.-Fal-
entne Pierre, f. m. c. for assauting and beating ms
wife, and striking her with piece OF bottle, after
examination, was committed for trial before the
First District Court.
Disturbing The Peace-Michael Baker and Au-
guste Carey for fighting and disturbing the peace,
were each fined S..
JEwELRY SToLEN.-Yesterday morning SIX gold
guard chains were stolen from the show case OF
Madame Candde's jewelry shop, on Charities street,
during an absence of few minutes at neighbors
house. Her slave was in or near the shop at the
time the robbery was committed, and had gentle
man arrested and brought before Recorder Genols,
against whom there was not particle OF evidence
except her own, and who was fortunately prepared
on the spot to prove an abb.
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NEW ORLEAN s.:
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT 10, 1913.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY-Thred to Kill
VIM. Conyngham, alias Wm Thompson, against
whom an affidavit was made some days since by
VIM. Stout, Of having presented a pistol at him
with threats to kill, was arrested on Sunday night
and is 10 be examined on Thursday. COnyr gham's
wife also appeared in Court yesterday and made
affidavit Of his conduct to her being brutal.
Confession Of Breach Of Tratst-Wm. W. Has
san, who was arrested on Saturday, on charge OF
breach of trust, in having collected an account ot
1863 Is for J. H. Ashbridge and approprating the
money to his own use, was brought up for examin-
alton yesterday and pleaded guilty.
Striking oOih a Coh.-Wm. Bradford was ar
rested on Sunday night, accused of striking David
Nelligan, in the Shades Coffee House, with a colt
intending to kiln and will be examined on Friday
The assault upon Mr.. Nelligan, as described to us
was cowardIy in the extreme. Il appears that
there had been some quarreling in the Shades, and
the proprietors desiring to rid the house of the par
ties engaged in the quarrel, extingushed the lights
Mr.. Nellgan then, with the others in the room,
was leaving the house, when some one stru ok him
from behind and knocked him down, leaving some
severe marks upon his head and face. Mr. Brad
ford is alleged to be the person who struck the blow
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FIRST MUmCIPALITY CoUNcIL.-The regular
weekly meeting of this body was held last evening,
Recorder Genois in the Chair. "A petition from
Alexander Bonneval, praying the Council to have
the pavements and cutters laid on the Levee oppo-
site the new buildings being erected in front OF the
Customhouse, was referred to the Improvement
Committee with instructions to report as speedily
as possible A resolution was adopted authoriz-
ing the Finance Committee to lease for the uneX-
PRED term the IRENE Market, on such conditions
as they may deem most advantageous. On mo-
ton Dennis Cronan, the contractor for paving,
was authorized to collect from the property-holders
at the intersection of ST. Claude and St Peter
streets, opposite whose premises he has made pave
ment, their quota Of the expenses of the same. The
balance the resolution provides shall be paid by
the Municipality in note of twelve months date
" Alderman Hagan, from The Improvement Com
mittee, introduced resolution rendering TO the
Third Municipality the aid of the First and Second
Municipalities in repairing the breach In the Levee
caused by the late creUdSSe near the Ursullne Con-
vent; adopted "A resolution authorizing pr0pos-
ais for the paving of Canal street, between Front
Ievee and the Public Road Front Levee and the
Public Road, between Canal and Customhouse,
and of CrOssman street; the paving to be made
with square granite flags, and the sidewalks to be
tagged was adopted. The resolution also provides
that the contract shall require the sidewalks TO be
laid in sixty DAYS and the road be completed N four
months . "A resolution passed renewing the CON
tract for three years, with Philip Wellman, to light
the oil lamps at the present rates, which come to
about $500 year. Mr.. Fabre brought up his reso-
luton TO establish Lyceum and Public Library
upon the principle of those in the Second Munich
pality, which, after a lengthy debate, was approved
by Il vote Of 9 10 5. . A letter from Mr.. Bernard
Marigny in which he offers to sell to the Munich
pality some valuable documents in his possession;
said to have bearing upon the case of the heirs OF
NilIars the suit for which affects the title to the
land upon which the U. S. Mint is built, together
with all the property running back thence to the
Bayou ST John, and estimated to be worth half
million Of dollars. The consideration Mr. Margny
asks for these documents is $4,000. The purchase
was recommended by the Attorney of the AluncI-
pality aud by the U. s. District Attorney, as highly
necessary to the interests of the Municipality, and,
after protracted debate, the Council decided to
buy them. After the transaction of some lmpor-
TINT business The Council adiOurned
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
E7tna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,
sTATENENT OF ASS cts on LIST MARCH, 1875.
Cash deDOsited in Pha,nix Eank, Hartford. $S,OOO
Cash deposited in Banks IN Hartford bearing NJ ooo IA oOo
interest the rate of ct. per annun
Stock in Hartford Bank, HarttOTd.....'.'' 5I'9U
E. :. Phoenix -. :. ..;.i....i' LOW
" " Farmers and Mechanics Bank, :, ON
e,.,.I, :, L7,,Iban5,a ri:nt ,..,,, 1880
, =. Connecticut River Bank.........' 9'EEs5HS
. :, Eagle Bank, Provdence........., Icy
. , Lee Bank Lee Massachusetts,. 30
=, :, Connecticut River COmpany....'' ~! i'gS
=. Railroad. 49,, 4,250
. , Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5,OVe
The above stock are Of the most substantial
character. yielding to per cent interest
annually and worth al this time an aa q, ooo 400 o,o
vance on the above mentioned cost prices Of ~
BOud of Hartford and New Haven Railroad To-
Real Estate IN Hartford valued at. 9A'AAO
Bills Receivable payable ~ days after deTnanG, am
NV secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate or 90,
solvent endOTseTs Si@''O'
Teal A,ss+, If tie Compapv sS95 $50
AeFNCY OFFICE, No. AZ CamD street.
~ The UNDERSIGNED Agents for the above Company,
continue 10 issue policies at the lowest rates of premium, re-
turning TO customers IL per cent: - ,,,,,rrr,ry
myIO 4lsE ESQ. G. LAWRAsON
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ZOE. -
ETAVING RECEIVED A CARGO of 507 tons OfICE
per ship Ashland have reduced the PRICE to one cent
7er DoUud bu would at the time recommend economy
in the use of the article until have more arrivals which
a "a 0Dfy eApeG s.TANToN & CO. 81 Commerce street