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Cincinnati Market.
CorroN-FIm. mId5iIUr ,4<c o

COTrON-FIm; mIddllng 14Xc,
FLoUR-Flrm; family s. 2505 50.
GRAIN N-WheAt firm; red 81 161t 1e. Corn
nsn Tas a. SOSSc. Oats dull and declined 2c; No
offered.
GEooEEns-coHSe steady. suSar-renned Xc
OILs-No change.
Ed1s-Scarce and firm at2 &c.
BUTTER-Qulet aud unchanged.
CHEEsE-Flrm. Ii0. ..n
sEEDs-CloYer seed unchanged at 9X1I0c.
Timothy seed quiet. Flax seed dull and un.
PR3ylgEoNs-Por dull and dropping; so 90
asked. Lard quiet and uncha nged: kettle l9c,
Bulk meats dull and dropping; shoulders Tc; bulk
sides clear RIB 10C; clear l0Sc, 25 days IN Salt,
Green meats dull at &c. 8Kc, 1OH Hc and Tic
h00s-Quiet and weak; closed at % 2506 20.
WnIsKY-8alH7c. 4. -
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
Russia Roiterating Her Demands.

Russia Reiterating Her Demands.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 8. q.
Russia las sent dispatches to the gov
crnments at Vienna, Florence, Tours and
Constantiuople. They arc similar to
those addressed to Baron Won Brunnor,
the Russian representative at London.
The general tenor Of all these dispatches
is that tho Russian demands arc essential
to the maintenance Of peace in Europe.
Railway Collision in England.
m. I.0.'' LONDON, Dec. 8. !,
Arailway collision occurred yesterday,
at Brockley Junction, near London, in
which o passenger car filled with people
was crushed. Five persons were killed
outright, and many. were injured, and
some were not expected toBurv!ve.
f..r Affairs in Italy. %. n
FLORENCE, Dec. 9.
Parliament was opened on Monday, by
King Victor Emanuel. The King in his
speech from the throne, declared that
with Rome as Capital. the cdifce COM
mcnced by Charles Albert, was crowned,
and the freedom Of Italy completed, and
it was now the task Of the Chambers to
make her great and happy. While we
are thus happy,he continued, two nations,
glorious representatives OF civilization, are
engaged in horrible struggle, We will
persist in our efforts to induce them to end
the conflict and prove that United Italy is
an element OF order, liberty and peace in
Europe. In reference to the Pope, His
Majesty said that it was the duty Of the
nation to secure 10 the Supreme POntitt
the free exercise Of his religious offices,
and the maintenance OF his relations with
the Catholic world. Improvements in the
government and tho development Of the
military and educational systems were
promised. In regard to the election
GF the Prince to the throne Of Spain, the
King said that sister nation has invited
his son to rule over its destinies. We re-
joice in the great honor conferred on our
dynasty, and hope 1t will bring equivalent
benefits to Spain. The President con-
cludcd with congratulations on its pres
ent condition and hopes for the future
career Of the nation, and was received
with cnthusiastict cheering by the MEM
bers .| rr @
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CINCINNATI
Proposed Jewish University.

/ I, !, .5g ~. " ~ ~ CGNolNNATI, Decs.
The Jews here are moving to secure the
location for q National Jewish Untver-
sity. A prominent Isracbte, Of Laurens'
burg, has taken the iniative by Offering
ten, ,thousandtlOllars. csl RS9ey COL
The New Street Methodist Congrcga'
ton (coloredl have purchased Union
Chapel on Seventh street. d.
Tie case of the United States against
the estate and sureties Of Alfred P. Stone,
Collector of the 7th Ohio District, 5 years
ago, for bond claimed 70 be forfeited for
the non n-compliance with the law, was
compromised today by defendant
paying the government fly thousand
dollars. = lla .gui.l FEunF
The new public library building was
formally opened tonight .r..a ne.
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EUROPE.
Franco-Gernnan War,
Prusslan Occupation Of orleans.

Prussian Occupation of Orleans.
BERLIN, December Q.
King William has forwarded the follow
ing to the Queen, dated at Versailles:
"0rleans was occupied by our forces last
night without being stOrmed. The third
corps took nine cannon and one metrail'
lese. The eight corps Of the first army,
conflicts northeast Of Roucn, taking one
gun and four hundred prisoners. Our
loss one killed and forty wounded.
Paris Notified of the ROut at Orleans.
LONDON, December 0.
The Prussians sent flag into Paris an
nouncing tho capture OF Orleans, the rout
of the army Of the Loire, with thirty
guns, and thousands Of prisoners, and the
reported death Of DucrOt.
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MOyement Against Mr.. Sumner.

A AWashington dispatch says II is stated
on good authority that an attempt will be
made to change the complexion Of the
Committee on Foreign Relations by sub
stituting Senator Conkling for Senator
Patterson thereon. This movement has
lis origin in hostility 10 Senator sumners
foreign policy on the part Of certain SEN
ators and the administration, II does not
appear that Mr.. Patterson has consented
to this arrangement, or viii be consulted
in regard thereto, and consequently q
storm IS predicted II the change shall be
nersisted In. s,,ggti. .rtulf y,
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRk, Dec. 8.

New York, Dec. 8,
The steamship Abyssinis, tlOm Liver.
pool, has arrived.
A steamship line has been organized
to run from New York to Stettin, a port
on the Oder River. South Of the Baltic,
and two and half hours from Berlin by
rail. Two new steamers will at once be
put upon the route,
The Republicans Of this city are called
upon to meet in their several assembly
districts tomorrow evening, to choose
delegates to tho new general Convention
In the interest OF the harmony and efflCien-
cy oI the party, and 10 elect as delegate no
person WHO holds any Office or Govern.
nlent position whatever.
There were fifteen proposals for bonds
to-day, amounting to $97,SOO5O, At from
10B3O to 106.S7 awards. There will be a
million at 100.30a1OB40
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Fmsrl TR4IN-on Monday next the
first train on jthe Charters Valley Rail
road, Rill leave Mansfield for Can0ns'
burg, q distance oil twelve miles. The
track is not, quite complete to Canons'
burg, but will be IN a short time. The
branch has been built by the p. G. " ST.
L. R'y Co, and we are informed will pay
as well MS any other equal distance OF the
company's line.-iSteu6enUil6 Herald.
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MEMPHIS.
Heavy Award against ex- COnfed ederate
'.l" Pillow.

rfr..a8. ga MEMPHIS, Dec. 8.
The suit OF Riddle & Coleman, of Pitts.
burgh; against Gen. Gideon Pillow and
Mai. J. ]. Murphy, late o. the Confederate
army, for coal seized here at the begin
ming of the war, which has been on trial
in the U. s. Circuit Court here before
Judge EmmOns for the past week, was
decided last night by a verdict for the
plaintiffs for about 100000. A motion
has been made for q new trial.
Amos Ourlin, who killed Bell Porter
two years since, has been sentenced TO
prison for 16iyears, "H, Ir'H
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New York Produce Market.

,arr. ~.s NEw YORK, December 8.
,COroN-Demand fair and prices advanced, mid.
ding uplAnds l6Nc.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and holders anxious 10 sell;
spring 81 881$I 40 red amber 81 4Gal n,
Rye duh and nominal. Oats dull and unchanged
at60069c. Corn dull aud shade lower; new 70
076; No. mixed 6O0SIc. .F mil
PRovIsIoNs-Pork unchanged Beef Steady,
With fair demand. TIercG beef unchanged.
Cut meats qniOt Bacon steady and unchanged.
Lard dull. 1.,E IN .aEI -
EOgs-FIrm at SS9s4c for freAh. and 2aS2Cc for
lined
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PhiIadelphin Mnrket.

PHLADELPHIA, December 8.
FLoUR-Quict and weak family at IS bOa6 9S:
Indiana and Ohio, 80 O007 IS, y ~
GRAM-Wheat afm; Indiana red at 81 4GlAI IS:
amber at 81 1901 90. Ryeq quiet and unchanged.
Corn dull and nominal; yellow at T29TSc, Oats
dull and unchanged. ''N fT
GRoCERTEs-COneO In good demSnd Rio At 10
0l7c In gold. w I.. l..' l#p.T
PEoVlsloNs- Mesa pork S2OA9O 30. H..
WHIsKT-Quict and unchanged. POI"
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Theatre Burned in Cincinnati.
!, CINoNNATTr December 8,

7 n n n N VINULNNATIJIJVyUI n !.
The Winter Garden Theatre was de-
stroyed by fire last night II was owned
by Samuel H. Carpenter. Loss $1,000
The loss to the Methodist Book Concern
Which was damaged somewhat by fire
and seriously by water, Is yariously esti'
mated. The loss on stock was about
$4,000, on which thers was $4O, 600 In
surance-all in the Home Company, OK
cept london, Liverpool and Springfield
IS 900 each, and the Bay State $1,000
The damage to the building amounted tc
about $4,000. Insured In small home
companies $4,000, and In the Manhattan
and Home 5000.
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PRESIDENT GRANT has done the proper
and magnanimous thing in sending to the
Senate the nomination Of Vice.Admiral
PORTER to be Admiral. The Senate will
doubtless do theproper thing and decline
to confirm him; and both Houses will
probably do the appropriate thing by
abolishing the rank.
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Another, Collision on the PaFkers-
...., burg Railroad. ,a .1,s
PARKRnsBURO, DEE .

The second stock train west early this
morning ran into the rear end Of thetifst
stock tain at Pensboro, on the Parkers.
burg division Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Tho fireman, j. Stone, was Sc
riously injured by jumping off his engine.
Three cafs were demolished, and the 'en-
zine badly damaged. The engine driver
L IL said was asleep.
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A Precious swindler at Large.

aa,-si, aaoa CLEVELAND; Dec 8.
A. r. Tinker, q prominent citizen and
attorney Of Painesville, warns the public
against drafts or checks issued by his
son and signed J, T. Tinker, or the old
law firm name Of A. L. Tinker y Son.
The firm was long ago dissolved. Young
Tinker has absc0nded, and is now swim.
ding his own and his fathers friends by
issuing fraudulent checks on the Paines'
Vile banks, getting them cashed under
various preterst Il he thas operated IN
Erie, Buffalo, N. T., New Castle, Pa, and
BucyFus, Ohio
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LAND SA1E.-We understand that Gen
eral Chapman has recently sold his vast
mineral estate In Giles and Bland coun-,
ties, va, for liberal price, TO MeSsrs-
Oakes Amcs and associates, OF MasSa'
chusctts, who design an early devopment
Of its boundless wealth Otiron, coal, &c'-
Monroe Register.
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Chicago Market.
FLouR-Dnll.

=, 4, CHICAGO, December&
GRAIN-Wheat; No. . spring Chicago active,
closing hrmer At q 0BkDt Bk: this GiternbOon
unsettled At 81 05k for cash, and seller Decem.
ber; Corn; No. smlxcd dull at 44046c; new So
@pS9c, no grade; this afternoon Inactive. Oats
dull and declined Hc; No. = a. 881sShc. Rye
quiet and steady; No. at Csc. Barley dull and
declined &c; No. spring at 76c. =, - N
HoGs-ActlVe at 50 1905 10; dressed arm al
7A07H. fIt 42-'l'iH u
C0FToN-Dull and unchanged. ,lgs..
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SOUTH AMERICA.
LISBON. December

H a.r LISBON, December O.
Asteamer from Rio Dc Janiero has ar
rived, bringing dates from the latter gov
ernment to November. The Buenos
Ayres authorities were negotiating with
JOrdon, The city of Montevied0 was
easily besieged by the rebels.
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New Work pfI Goods llarket.

--I--T-- I-II- Nv INV YORK, DecembefB. 3.
Dry goods market quiet and unchanged
Calico, slow salea at l0llt5lIc; ,Seu1 I2SC
medium ~ 1ikBisc; New York mills 9OC
WGmsuItA l9c; Harris yard wide l3C; Amos
Iteag @ 10; D IL. There ID hut little animation
in this branch Of trade ."
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Baltimore Market.

'.. BALTIMORE. December 3.
FLoUR-Firm; flmIIy at 90 6O07 Is. b..
GRAIN-Wheat-UhIo and Indiana at 81 3GA
SS. Corn hrmi white Ut 70; yellow At 7Sc,
ROvIsToNs-UnChRuged.
WHISKY-PlFm at 90D9Ic. r..
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.
. NEW YoRK. December 4

NbW LUHN1 UtCtInOVF 8,
Gold continues extremely dull at 1iOH0iIOx.
The rates paid for carrying, to-day were las per
Clearances Ga, 900. .0OO, Money In ample supply
this afternoon at GOT per cent, As yet there are
no indications that tho artificial strngcncy Is 10
be attempted as reported yesterday. The stock
market was weak at tho opening, but has since
The advance eeGmS TO have been duo. To- The dc.
mand 70 cover speculative sales yesterday and the
dly before. The chief speculative feature con
tlnqes TO be the Western Union Telegraph, which
early IN thcda fell 10 Ak on official state.
was decided not To declare the January dividend,
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-There was not q 0InRle
transaction in tho market OH the arst call Of the
last board, a thing without precedent in govern.
mGnt bonds.
sTArE sECURrrrEs = Dull, except Missouri
bonds, which arc strong. 'iiu- - -.
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Death Of "a Prominent Railroad Man.

I" TOWANDA, IA, UecenOGF 3.
J.P. Cox, General Superintendent Of
the Pennsylvania and New York Central
Railroad company, died suddenly yester.
day OF apoplexy.
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Canadian Comments on the Mes.
"aa HE 'a11 sage. NrrHl |
. "'a sa'.. MONTREAL, Dec. g.

MUNIKEAL, DEC. O.
The Canadian papers comment vari.
ously on Grants Message. The question
Of the fisheries attracts the greatest atten.
tiOn. The Gazette, the ministerial organ,
attempts TO show tho inconsistency oi
the PrCsidents complaints with the treaty
OF 1878. 1t says: "While Canada Is al.
ways ready to negotiate for the settlement
of all matters In dispute, 1t cannot submit
to any stand and deliver arguments" The
Herald, an independent paper, takes a
more moderate view of the, subject, and
trusts there will be sufficient right feeling
among the people Of both countries u
get over the existing difficulties.
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STATE sEcURIrLEs- Missouri, 99;f; TcnnesSce,
old, 90; new, 6S1; Virginia, new, o.; old, 69;
North Carolina, old, SO; new, 24k. .ag
SToCKs-W Western Union Telegraph, az: Adams
Express, 6S; Wells. Fargo q Co. 50: United
SlAtes. SIX American, 45I; Pacific Mall, 42IH;
Now York Central, gOJf; do scrip IS; Rrie, q
Harlem. 1917; Reading, lOsX; Michigan Cen.
tral. lSOH; Cleveland q Pittsburgh, loaK; North
land, l0S!T; New jersey Central, IO8S<; St Paul,
SO'G; do preferred, 81; Wabash, blH; do pre-.
ierred, q; Fort Wayne, 9iX; Tcrre llaute, u;
Chicago and Alton, preferred, Il5X; Ohio q Mis-.
natl, 30; Burlington aud Quincy, iSS; Lake shore,
O!S; Illinois Central, l3I.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

JAoKsox, Mlss., Sept. p, 1870.

.st SAOASONS MISS, SopC. 20, 1871.
To the Editors Of Morning Start
There is not much that transpires an,op,
the Catholic portion of our quiet town tha
would interest yousOr your readers but We
know that You and they will be glad t.
hear of the opening of a Catholic school
under the auspices of the good Sisters OF
Mercy, at this place. Ordinarily this an.
nounccment would be considered nothing
unusual, but the Catholics here are con-
graduating themselves upon it as an
achlevement worthy of all appreciation
and when we consider the difficulties to be
overcome and the misfortupes that cc-
CURED, then indeed are the congregation
and their good pastor, Father Picherit,
deserving of commentator for their sue
cess. Last winter n fair was held by til e
e1adies of the congregation for the purpose
of raising means to build the school. and
with what energy and emulation they
worked is attested by the fact that at its
close they turned over to our pastor about
$1,000. After the lapse of a few weeks.
however, the priests house was entered i'm
the night and the money stolen. Then we
began Iamenting that we would have no
school that after all the hard work and
trouble, it was too bad to have our hopes
SO suddenly cast down. Although it was
q severe blow, our brave pastor was not
disheartened, and through his self denial
and persevering efforts the building was
erected and the school opened at the an
pointed time, the first Monday in Septem
Der. 1t is called est. Joseph's School,"
and is very nicely fitted up, and with the
good Sisters in charge, whom we are so
glad to have residing in our midst, bids
fair to become as popular with the whole
community as with the Catholic portion
The Catholics erected a. church here
just after the war ended, the old one bav-
ing been destroyed by fire during the Fed
eral occupation4of this city. So you see
their resources have been pretty well taxed.
The mission of the Redemptorist Fathers.
held here last March, was Of great benefit
to our church, and we hope to have Fathers
Neidbart and Burke with us again in spring.
We have in successful operation religious
association, styled est Aloysius Library
Society" We have now about thirty mem
bers, and hope the number will be greatly
increased.
The health of the community has been
remarkably good this season. We pray
that it may continue SO.
Yours, very respectfully, G.
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l. THE IRISH PRISONERS AND MAzzINI.-
An English paper recently had an article
endeavoring to prove that England and
| Germany are natural allies, urging that
| religion brings them into constant and
| friendly contact in all parts of the world
Commenting on this statement, the London
Universe replies:
We shall not stop now to dwell upon the
fact that Bavaria and many other German
countries are Catholic. The same paper
on the same day actually ridicules the Irish
for having a religious sympathy with
France. The sympathy of Ireland with
France is political, not religious, and would
just he s,s strong if the chief German on
ponents OF France were Catholic Austrians
instead of Lutheran PIussans. Another
striking instance of the illogical character
OF the same paper met our eye the other
day. 1t was in an article on Mazzini, of
which conspirator it wrote as follows:
within til walls of State prison he
may perhaps c1Ifer more real and lasting
benefit upon Iii country than he could do
as perpetual consprator' in disguise,
escaping trom city to city, through the
meshes of the police. 1t is impossible to
doubt that the Italian Government will
treat such prisoner of State with all the
consideration and respect due to q sincere
If misguided patriot, and will spare itself
the remorse of having added to an incur
able malady the penalties and paugs he
might have suffered at the hands of an
Austrian governor or of Neapolitan
Bourbon"
We have ransacked our memory in vain !
for one such word in the Daily Ne,cs re- |
specting the political prisoners who are |
now c"ntiued as felons in English gaols. |
But it Is the old story. Moore said that
Rebels at Cork patriots at Madlid," !
and the Daily Nc,cs evidently thinks that
MazZini (whose character is too well known
to require TO he dwelt upon by us) ought to
DE treated with "all the consideration and
riot, whose "errois (says the same writer)
we're virtues in excess" Was there ever
such inconsistency
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a LTI-hI q. BINNCHNED OWL I,N,,I, -, :.
Srarorc .. AND SURVEYOR, IL u
oe,rs i i,:Ath pistticI date City Of Jefferson ! '
Ill eis nus services in any branch of his nrotoss;o,
the nneS Of property plans and estimates for
canals, far G 81 buildings, evees railroads or
Tor al rae n in New Orleans and vicinity he asks
a., inc IN New Orleans, Room No Z Universtv Build
lug horth corner of Baronne and Common sts oci7 II
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Never forget that You have been made
by God, to know, love and serve him, du-
ring life.
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d E L E r NJ A RK L ]

LUMBER MERCHANT
ana proprietor of the Crescent Planning Mills
corner OF benton and Euphrosne streets. Bills Sawed
to order. New Basin, Shell Road Side, New Orleans
large supply oil Dressed Flooring Ceiling sheIy1np
and Weather Boarding also Rough Yellow Pine and
cypress LmDe Iaths and Shingles Orders lett AT Bo1
Al Merchants Exchange. Particular attenUIon pao 70
SnlPhehts. ja3O ly
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Fnsr nI-ANAuAx srArEaLHN1
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SEWING MACHlNE co, Post-office Box 497 or call
az oaieSToon l-9 Canal street. Burgundy. New
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cHAs ROMAN. President. RI A. TARLEroN Secretary
Board of Trustees:
Domingo Fatjo, VIM. A. Shropshire,
Samr NJ. Todd. F.. A. Peterson
S. N Moody, Gabriel Pascal
Arthur Forstall, T. B. Blanchard Jr
This Company is taking Fire. River and Marine Risks
at tire lowest rates, and gives the assured return
of fifteen cent the scrip of the Company the
| end of the year, as he may prefer. nol41y
WIN B. MORRIS s. CO.,
Fire, Rive and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN
MILLIONS.
ETNA. ....-..--.....---.of Hartford.
HUME -----.--.-..--...o of New York.
The Leading Insurance Companies United States
Record of Losses Paid $40, 900. 900
low hazard will permit. Adjustment of Losses at our
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JalG ly No. 81 Carondeet street.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
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Premiums received ending the year 1869 ssss "a
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II. W. HIScKs Secretary: j. TuYEs, President
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Entrance Fec IS. ..t.
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Only one payment and Tint % for each year
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NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
Office, No. 10 Exchange Alley.
~ 81 0e0,O00
lumber OF stockholders. .--..--..-........... 100
This association insures against Fire, Marine and
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hraeutler 81 Melville, of London.
@. CAVAKOC President.
l. d. POrHIER Vice. President
oeS5 ~ q. LANAUX Secretary, II