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ANOTHER BURKE-A LExANDER CASE.


An Old Clergyman Dice IN n boarding House
aud Leaves 81, 100 in Bonds 10 his sister
His Bonrdin Mistress Presents n Bill Of
sale and Claims the Bonds The sister
Prcneuuccs the Document Forgery.
case much resembling the Burke-Alexander
contest, which has been dragging along in the courts
for over Two years, was summed up yesterday before
Henry Nic0ll, Esq., referee. lurge amount Of tes
umony had been taken, and the arguments, by
Judge Whiting for the defence, and Mr.. Bryan Tor
the plaintiff, occupied nearly the whole day The
history oi the case is as follows:
tn the month Of February Nathaniel Frost . chap
lain In the United States Navy retired on halfps
engaged a furnished room OF q Mrs. Morey. at 1872
East Sixteenth street He was = very quiet, minis
terialooking gentleman, abou, sixty years OF age
lie continued TO room there until his death, which
occurred on the 17th day Of July, 1861 and which,
although he was In dolicate henth for some time
previous, was verr sudden and unexpected
Soon ater his decease his sister, Mrs. Mary Ann
Dorr, OF Keene, New Hampshire. came 10 New
York and took charge ofhis remains. Through her
legal adviser she made inquiries In reference TO some
Government bonds which she knew he had nos.
sessed, and asccrtaiued That he had deposited them
on tie 10th OF December, 1861 with the Safe Deposit
Company Of New York, deliverable to him or his
sister. They amounted to the sum OF a. 100. There
upon Mrs. Morey produced an assignment, duly
signed wi messed and executed by the late Chaplain
Frost, setting forth that she had purchased the
alorC bonds for 1850, which about covered the
face OF the bonds aud accrued interest
Here BEGAN the fight Tor the 0Onds. Mrs. Morey
demanded the bonds OF the Safe Deposit Company,
but they declined under the crcums ances TO let her
lave tnem, The bonds however, were finally in.
trusted to the executors who gave eeurity Tor their
safety pending the result Of the trial Mrs. Morey
sued for the recovery OF the bonds. and Mrs. Dorr
has resisted, claiming that the assignment is 4
forgery.
During the trial numerous witnesses for the pla in
till testified to the genunencss OF the documents,
while the defence brought experts TO prove them
forgeries. Judge Whiting, in his summing up,
charged the forgery upon one Of the witnesses for
Mrs. MoreY and minated very strongly that Frost
came to his death by foul means The referee re-
served his decision.
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The WEEKLY Sun, published this morning, con
tans the following;
A Threatened Enropoan War-A Prusstan Prince
Proposed for the Spanish Throne-lntense ENct enent
throughout FuTope; The Indian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Prospect OF Indian Hostities: The War OF the Roo
Deacrs; a Negro Whipped 70 Death in Georgia 4
Singular story Of Crime on the Arkansas Border A
Worlds Regatta In New YORK Mr.. Robeson's Navy ;
An Outbreak threatened In san Francisco Tn" Great
Steamboat Race Prussia Maritime Pswcr: The
Season az saratoeni Grant Trio to Connecticut No
Private Life OF Charles Dickens A Mode Country
Pastor; The story OF Dead Connecticut Millionaire
Rum Leading Articles on Matters Of Interest; Sun.
beams; Nellle's Bomance-A Story Financial and
Agricultural Reports.
The Dollar srS contains = complete eptome OF the
Of the week from all parts OF the United States
and the American continent. Copies IN wrappers
ready for mating TO the old country may be had the
desk OF publication once. Price three cents
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xnsintss noilt.s.

Many children would be saved much suffer-
ing IT, when tlcss frettnC ard losing strength with
out any particular disease mSnfcsting itself they were
given a dosc or two u DR.. Jayue's Toni Vermfuge
This excellent tonic will restore the appetite i've tone
10 the stomach and strengthen the dccstiyc organs
and bring back the cheerulncss and yivnciy tho
child. Should Worms he the Of trouble they
very generally arc, the veniucc utterly destroys ana
purges the system OF them and their nests and thus
renders their reproduction less likely. No remedy
could he kept in the house better adapted 10 meet
large number of the ordinary ailments OF children,
or 10 save them from more suffering SOD everywhere
ma size, 81 cents double size 90 cents per bottle
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The International woriingmen's Associn-
ton.
To ne Eii,or or The Sun.

SIR TuE SuS Of TODAY duly IL contains nm
article fu Of about tho International Work
ingmcn's As sociaiion will stdto but lew Of the
most important acts about 10:
The l. terngtiona Morkingmens Association
was founded Sertemher 1864 ut meeting of work
invmcn held In ~. Martins Hall London, when and
where a mani csto to the working classes, drawu by
Karl Marx, was adopted a. basis OF the Association.
Mazzlni had part in IT, The first Cotgr OF the
Assrci ton was held at Geneva, switzerland, in
1850. Tie international Workngmen's A.sociIu,
never dictated or ordered strikes, the only cXcep-
ton o. IL may he termed SOY being resolution OF
the Congress of the Association " Brussels IN 1863,
recommending TO the worltngmcn a general strike
only for the purpose OF avoiding and linderng war
lie General Council (Executiye) OF tho Association
bad, and have till now, tnoir seat IN London Eng-
land. II Association never was secret one. The
Association never Administered, took, or accepted
an oath The International Workingmen's Associa-
tion Is organized only tor obtaining and maintaining
tie rights of the aboring classes. II acts openly
and publicly. Yours for truth,
i. A. SORGE, Member Of lie I. W. A.
LETTER Box lOl, Hoboken, ". j.
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stock among their st0oIholders by increasing the can't
tai Of the Compnny the ameum Of t2sood11, N au.
thor Zed by the Legislature.
sLnc keliway share market dnitng the morning was
heavy and lower prices deCiinfua MADEIRA free
OF sales until about r NJ when heavy pufohasss were
qniely made and inc verious STOCKS which Dsng
nuiscrtmiidtev thrown overheard reaAny tax en-
~ strong parties The whole mrs ct suddcny t,hna "a
ILL.,. ueIIesson 70 buoyancy, and strong tone vas
Nv, S.rsTteJ g tac 0Sut. The defoAl u t;ir Pun =
WIN n N inc HOUSE nv VOTE OF 20 70 III together
Will more reacofu assurances from Eufone wus evi-
nne.ty taken advantage OF by those who have
nn,s,.uione been recognized on rating for
s, i and indications pointed to higher prices
c1nsinn tne aternoon however. prices again fell on,
ClosiL neaNy ana lower. On extreme uuotati ntn
New YORK Central fuctunted between " = rnd asI
scrip Ph@iSk, Harlem 83t &iM Readinv fasts, me-
Lake shore @kslo1 Wabash btass Korthvee uprn coy.
mon R]f@S3 the preferred s1ifsSs Rock Island iItea
Inc, ~, taul common stASes5k, preerref slKsesix
ana Ohio and hississippi ANRS5k. Boston, Hartford
Erie waa STEADY at Sk, Panama selling down n aOi..
In Investment securities Delaware, Lackswannn and
western sold at l05HaiSE, Chicago and Alton lli g.
c. and G, @G20lf, and l1lnos Central 10 NsceiA.
heous shares were oull Pacnc Mall declining y cent,
20 tOk, Western Urirn Telegraph being soadv vt 4A(n
ak, Marposa preferred quet at i5Nat5H. Quicksives
selling at bI In express shares Adams sold al O5ka
6sk. the rest OF the list being mel elected.
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JERSEY CfTY JOBS.
UEHNIF VTT UUUNs
Mayor O'NeiH Putting Down his Foot-Th
Board of Aldermen Dismnycd-ToO man
t. - I..al......

Mayor O'NeiH Putting Down his Foot-The
Board of Aldermen Dismaycd- many
veaocs tor the Nirtuous Fathers.
At the meeting Of the Jersey City Fathers yes
terday message was received from Mayor oNeill
in which lie declined TO approve the resolution con-
corning the parks. giving his reasons that the
price asked by Beach & Mcpherson for the lots was
too great by $780, that the title to the property was
not good. and that the Common Council had no
right to issue bonds except by and with :he consent
of the Legislature. THIS veto was tabled hut was
soon followed by another which related to the pro-
posed purchase OF "a lots in south Bergen for sos
900, the Mayor claiming that the lots cannot bo
worth more than $4,000.
The $4,000 Fire telegraph swinde was also
nipped In the bud by His Honor and when the
message was read and laid over. Elwood narrowly
escaped an apoplectic ut. The Appropriation OF
so 40 for public bath WINS also killed, Mayor
O'Neiu declining to sanction the granting Of con-
tract when only man was allowed to bid. These
numerous vetoes gave much dissat sfaction to the
Ring. Who'had counted upon making GOOD wages by
successfully worrying the bills through.
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APoor Man sued for $4,000.

Patrick Callahan, a poor laboring man, was
sued by Robert Harand for 10000 damages, for
assault. The two had become involved in quarrel,
in which Harland received cut over the eye with
an axe, which was handled between them. An or
der Of arrest was granted In the Superior Court and
Callahan was confined 10 Ludlow street jail in de,
CIuit OF sbWN bail. Judge Barbour Yesterday
,acated the order on the ground Of the absurdity Of
grating such an order Of arrest against man who
Is worth nothing
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A Fireproof Roofing Fire,

Some workmen were yesterday afternoon put
ting a patent freproof gravel and cement roofng
upon the house 60 Fair street, Paterson, when the
large kettle OF tar in the street boiled anil in
stantly the whole street was in flames. So dense
was the smoke and fierce were the flames, that the
people In the house could With difficulty be rescued
IRON death by sufocatior. After considerable
excitement, some sensible man came along witt an
armful OF shovels, and the burning tar was extin-
guished by covering It with dirt.
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The WeIShtsand Mensures Dispute.

John Costello and John Glennon, the lnspec-
tors Of Weights and Measures, had several cases
bc'or Judge Anthony Hartman yesterday. In some
instances they had been told BY the clerk TO call
aenin for tic money when the proprietor Of the
ore was in. Instead, however, OF THIS the nsTec-
tors sent summons, aud the Judge sustained their
ION The Judge turther said that the officers ad
told tho MAJOR what tntN charges were, and nat
he had approved them as beng correct according to
al. .sft1 lin taRp
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THE BALL AND BAT.
Athletic OF Brooklyn VS.. Eciford.

The game on the 18th inst. on the Union
grounds proved 10 be very close and interesting
contest, the EckfOrds hnally winning by score OF
iG to IS. Both clubs presented their full nnee. The
fielding was superb on both sides-the result of
playing with a dead ball-the playing OF Proctor.
Booth, and ireland Of the Athletics, and Duty and
the ALI son brothers, being noteworthy The Ath
etcs outbatted the Eckfords reaching the nrst base
on clean hits II tines TO their opponents II. Nc
Dermott OF the Eckords pitched very Wild, and the
umpire, Mr. Clayton of the Eckiord Club, failed 10
call balls him as lie should have done. The fol-
lowing Is the score of innings:
Let. I'd Sd. Nh 9Th. 9th. 7th. sth. 9TH
A A.Ris'li ,,,,., 3 ! J i--iiS
Tntnire-Nr CLAYTON OF the Fckford Club,
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Yesterday the Star and 0sceoa clubs played
game at the Capitoline ground. In consequence,
however, OF the absurd time at which the stars
made their appearance, the game did not BERN III
Ave o'clock. Although night is the proper time for
stars to make their appearance, Is mot an improve
ment to play base bail by moonlight. The game was
not played out the umpire called It attic end OF
the SIKH inning on account OF the rain, the score
standing 80 to 7 in favor Of the Stars
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Tho Administration as Base Hall Backcrs.

WAsuINsToE, July 12,-Ihe attention of mem
hers OF Congress has been called to the fact that the
Government ~ contributing direct support to base
ball OF carnations here, by permitting the bureau ON
GERS TO provide players with sinocuro clerkshps
Win out recurring them to perform clerical dutiesF
II is said thpt in the Interior Department several
wen. 6nown base ball players are on the pay rolls,
some OF whom do not hesitate to speak out open
their hostility to the administrator OF llesldehl
Grant ana the Republican party.
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Mc.-r-. Rothscbi,d & Brother vndicatcd.

SrR Seeing your SrS. whose rays shine upon
me every morning coming down in the cars noticed
several complaints Of employees against their EN-.
plOyes. beg leave Ia say tfat am treated well
am in the employ OF the firm of s. ROtbschild
X Brother. 81 Warren street; / come there at
o'clock in the morning aud leave at 81 In ~ even.
Ing ps regards vacation mover think about IT,
remain, CONSTANT READER.
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The An,i-Rcnt Murder.

albany, July l2.-At the opening Of the
Court at Blllston to-day, on motion OF Mr.. Henry
trial with the Witbecks, the Greenbush anti-renters,
Tor the murder Of Deputy sheriff Grggs was dis
charged Tor lack Of evidence against him. Mr.,
claiming that the poses Was q mere hostile mob,
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The qualities which insure success In any branch
OF business are experience. tact energy and integrity
Nowhere the session of these charace rftcs
apparent than In the conduct Of lie insurance com
panies The Ben Franklin Life, Of this city. Ia managed
lu ontcrs are gentlemen OF large experence wac have
gushed successes their several departments Those
who make this society the protector OF their families
rest assured that they are leaning on strong arm
Il
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German Americans ON the War.

ST, LouIs, July IA number OF prominent
Germans met IN tbs ciy lnst night to discuss the
proprety OF sending an adore, TO the r,0ple OF
Uermuny, exprCssin. the syn pItby and encourage
ment OF the Germans Of ST LUuI., ItoNidcd 4 dc.
claratiun oi war be m1du uetWrfn Germany and
France, and urSing the people OF Germany ~ unite
aud stand tonether against the power Of France.
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-, W HHi'N1.', .J.ly mir. Butler Of Massa-
=, u','' 10 lh' l'ru.' to-day, introduced a resolu-
:, " young 'n' visitors TO West Point as Com
~ ," 81 uIEsf io INQUIRE into the complaints
o. ,II treatment Of co orod cadet at West Point
"," over 10 end TO-. persons and iapers and to
'ul'f " ''"k and s,cnugr1pher. The House adj
tU,lh'l p'''li@ tie consideration of motion to
tnirno ue 'nl's SO as to o secure action ON Mr..
'"h"Fs resolution.
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NKw YoRK. Tuesday, July 12Tbere werr no fresh
offerings OF bcevcs. and prices remain nominaly tho
same "a Yesterday, when poor TO prime steers wrrd
selling 0t Ice y n.
Sheep and lambs were dnll and weak NJ 20 &c. . n.
FOR the former, and 1Gllc for the latter. Receipts
were 1ls head
HOGS were steady at iiKeuRc. for dressed. VITA
nothing doing In live hogs. Eleven loads, or l24
hogs, arrived for slGushtercrs.
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The lInIher'n Remedy

For all diseases with which children arc afflicted ia
MTs. WTNSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP. II relieves
the child from pain cures wind collie. regulates tina
stomach and bowels and during the process Of teeth.
ing 1t gives rest and health to the child and carries u
safely through the critical period
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Potent, grave. and reverend Sirnors OF the Senate
disagree with His FNcccncy the President and the
Dominican treaty 10 rejected. Rut every COMPACT
which the hcnd NJ the American be1U nlogde offers 70
make with his compatrots Is ratified with commend
sbc proWntncss. Consequently. the thoroughfarcs
leading to PIP broadway rHer OF Fulton street arc
throngcd at all hours. and knoXs GROWING Elorios "
covering the country with h, adong rapidityAdc.
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TuthilIand Bailey vs.. Frontier.

These clubs met at the Union ground yesterday
ana played game for the junior championship. A
select but not Numerous crowd attended TO wit
ness tho game. and 1t well repaid the trouble Of
visit, Us the game was well played AMI holly con
tested throughout. Tutbi and Bailsy's Club have
fought some good battles for the silver ball and i'm
prove in their play in each game. To all appearance
jhey are likely TO hold the championship for some
time 10 come. The following is the score by
INNINGS ist. 81, sd. ith sth Gun. 7th sth 9TH.
F FT1R.li and Bi;is;y;.::".s : ! ! "a
Time OF camel hour and 20 minutes.
To-day Alpha vs.. Excelsior, at Capitoline ground
The policemen OF the Fifth and Sixth Precincts
Wlliamsburgh, Captain Woelom's and Captain Aul-
lens forces respectively. at Union ground.
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Steamship Louisa Moore Ncwbcrn. naval stores.
Steamship Nceun Queen. hsruwail, tndse, and pasa-
Steamship San Jacinto, savannah. mdse and pas.
Steamship Silesia, Hamburg. mdsc. and pass
Shin Cnlliope Ivrtnool, mdsH.
Bark Ceder, Cardiff. railroad iron.
Rark Idea, Leghprn. marh'e G, rngs, &c
Brig eaulle, Girgenti. Sulphur.
Brig Nolart. 7 itte Glacc Bay, coal.
Brig Eurup, Gnrdiner. ice.
Also, the usUal river and coAstwisc vessels.
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CRICKET.


The match at cricket between these clubs was
resumed yesterday at Hoboken, and resulted In q
victory for tile st. Georges with two wickets 70
~ The following is the score by innings:
la InHiR0 I'd IaRir0.
S SsT Y S2ss.......... ~ Sis
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MiRINE INTELLJGE NCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC--THt7 nay.
sun rsHs NSun sets ..... II Noon rises. q
HTGu wArYr-Tius NAY
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov Island. A. Hell Gatc..,l0 q
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reaches, moths rcAs and all vernin THIS the origl.
nal pure article without change While several arti.
ccs pretend TO DESTROY Lyons slls and without POI.
son. Its effects are wonderful. None can be relied
upon except tnht signed T. LYON. Buy and use Lyons
Powder and you will not he troubled with water bags.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, July l2.-Lato last night in a
disturbance in Nike AcCoole's saloon, Mctoole
was accidentally shot In the let arm irac'urlnB the
large b0ne.
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Contents Of the Weekly sun.

Empire City LODGE No a6. +. aud 4 NJ. Of taia
city will nav \ ffaterna visit 10 Humboldt Lodge ~
D. At Paterson this evening
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Died.

wheeler Il Wilson Machines, I,ift prond-
WAY sold by paving 80 down and SO per month With
out extra charge Machines to let }. T. ELLIS
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Money deposited in the Mutual Bereft Savings
Bank draws interest from the Eyst Of srejg DioRh-
AdT.
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Good sherry, port claret. and white wines, 81 "a
per ga lon, At H. Mouquins 81 aud - Nassau s,.-Alp
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

BARGAINS in Watches. Jewclrv AMI Sverware.
J. u. J .hnlton q hobnson. ~ BoNeIy.-Aar.
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TUESDAY, jay ls-P M.-Tbe gold marke,
o. cucd hcoyan- s. cary a. o'clock this morning.
when sales were effected at H. though subsequently,,
at the formal commencement Of rus!rcfs transactions
were recorded at ll31 From this pOut the hae atonS
were de ard frequent. and ALL ough the aggregate
dealings arger than estegdGy, yet the excitement
cts intense. II we except the stampede from liS
to il2-eomuoneing at half past two o'clock. Tho
street was flooded with contradictory kilograms from
Europe, though during The latter Part OF the day an
vices were OF more peaceful character. The German
bankers were heavy buyers sellers according 70 the
tenor OF the successive dospAtclcs received Just be-
fore the cose q business later adyices represented
more excitement in London and Paris, though the
market was not especially Influenced, because
majority OF operators had left the street
Prices were FIRM, however, at li2s az the close
In the gold loan market the rates paid for carrying
were s. snd AZ cent. which W. ud indicate that tho
short interest has been very materially reduced The
hammOnia sailed to-day with 100000 10 treasure IL
estimated that the Cunardcr Tomorrow will take ont
pgws Of g ooa The tStH ees 6G n zoe GSs
sssyy deSsG; csT9scv ss 5Ss t
princinsl quotations werei
"a. M........lt lgSoP. NJ t1s%'S5O P. M.....u2
y n M,ssi Si3 + ii!s MMi liz, ' ia
Foreign EXCHANGE continues strong dealers being IN
No II" bis with dou6ie Eagles rrne 81 daw 6hi.
are quoSd At io sght iSs ana Gomn,sIss i .
dollAr tol long, ana 1.lENN1lla
Money has been good supply AZ the advanced rates
Of Yesterday, Can loGns have ranged from TOT v
ccUt TIE former hciug the ratc m pledge OF Dated
Status securities, though The after rlte vas generally
eGtoptioual Discounts arr amer strictly ttstClHsS
sCcepAnces PES At F7 cent, ana Games los. known
AZ hi<hcI quotations The oyernment bona market
uas hecn leyru'h and unsettled AZ The trst oArt
brlces were fraction hehet. hat At The su bsr
prces were marked dow i,1N v cent LAT
acted, slNy'seyens selling M IN OK N.
other houds being also Hd'. cent higher THIS al
yarcc was une - the reported mptoyc"ent m bCutr
IN lout0n. tn. market closed ann aud Henry CipEs
CO.. z Wal street. report a iJllows.
rscurcncy s,ii 1ii Ii sos, ., cJsjGG 1i Ni @
-. Isl ,ouV...lliE mas 54Os 49, coup, .lugs 10
,4ps. regoNSN lllh 40. Qth reg .,...,.lNa ~
-4us, "a, couo..,llo4 uox Cent + g. ht's % 90
STATE bonds have been quiet the Urnci9s specu'a on.
however, beng w Tho lynH secs tb1rcW rHn-lut lrl
o. toL''t the old dec ming = @,eut to6'4 Noli'
Carolina special aA nurds dec 'lrl . = cont ~ q
the SoNth euro iuas, new hHug weak ri T. America
Exchange Bank shares f)d al l'iytllt4 lmr,i l't-
snd Traders rs Manu- act drcrt anu fcAints u.Btt
of America ltl. hnih Nat Oual M. asa Or0Nl o.
Halfway mortgns es were quiet Mlh sAlts ol Ere Oi's
luN and Glbts OF L AMI {. ~ \. MON Pacific 90
curges closed ION .ws3 + ~ muirl-e bonds NiH
- incomes, 81 4ws@ land shut3, dol ana sioc BE-
| ;5t24.
The Home Insurance COMPANY have declared a ''r'
uey haze also concluded 10 distribute taOOON III new
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
TEACHERS PAY.

The Administrator of Finance will
to-day pay the teachers, porters, rents and
expenses of the public schools OF the city
of New Orleans for the month OF April.
This payment will not include the teachers
of jefferson and Algiers. as their rolls did
not reach Mr.. Shaw's hands in time tor
him to present them at the meeting OF the
Council of the tenth, aud according to the
new charter they have to lie over one
week.
But in order that no undue preference
NAV be given to the teachers of this city
over those of Jefferson and Algiers, Mr..
Van Norden, treasurer of the new School
Board, has determined to pay the teach
ers, porters, etc, of the Jefferson and
Algiers schools for the month of April,
and for that purpose will be found at the
Louisiana Savings Bank, 1873 Gravler
street, between Camp and st. Charles
streets. to-day, between the hours OF
eleven and twelve o'clock. So we may
congratulate the employees of the public
schools of the whole parish of Orleans Oh
the payment of one months salary, to-
day, in good United States currency, and
without suffering any discount at the
hands of greedy and unprincipled brokers'