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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
OBITUARY..

The Hon. Thomas ID. Elliot died at New
Bedford Mass on the 18th inst Mr. Elliot was born IN
1sos adopted the profession of law and settled
at New Bedford After serving in both branches OF tne
Massachusetts Legislature, he was six times eected 20
Congress from his native state He occupied very
prominent and influential position n the House OF Rep
resenatves, and took deep interest ana prominent
part i'm the national legislation bearing upon the pro
lection and welfare OF the colored race.
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BOATING.

The match of greatest interest to New-Yori-
er and people living along the line Of the Hudson River
will probably take place Croton Lake. The principals
are the known amateurs Thomas Fearon OF YOnkers
and DR. Wthers physician OF this city The race VIII
be for prize OF not less than $3.50 Should the course
mentioned meet the views OF both rowers and the Croon
Aquduct Commissioners the day which the race VIII
be rOWed vi be duly
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QUARANTINE MATTERS.
The following paper was presented IN the

meeting OF the Brooklyn Board of Health Yesterday:
We undersigned ship merchants importers &C. fully inire the
late action d. Cochran Heath Ofcer 0f Broo enng the
reel-ei rom dchge al tie w4rgause
designated by their -Neg-lOrk. June D.. lG7l
Sign.ll Grnnef Co. Miller Basstian. Ben7eaf 4
Aisle. Morgan Co. Youugs Co Bosd Sss Dniori ho@-
ton Co Rsrroll Bacheu SkiIir Muf0ni e4nes Ortiz
Co. Shut Dennev Woo~ar Mslsey Co Bueklaw Train Coz
SAWYER Walace Co Young Co. Sdon Co. George D.
Sutton J. H. Co.. Charles H. Msrsha Co, l. b. W!Laa,
ttfrer
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s,e,mars NJ the Hamburg line 10 Plymouth, England
Cherbourg France, and Hamburg Germany On mea
oueenst, and liverpool. Thursday ~ the steam
ers OF the Cunard line 20 Queenstown ana aa
OF the North German Lloyd line 10 Bremen On satur
DAYS by steamers of the North German Lioyds e 70
Southampton and Bremen, and Of the inian nne ,
ing the Irish mail only 10 Queenstown Inc o.Vshs
arrangement incudes allthe W
the existing lines of transatlantic steomers
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AsIATIC MARKETS

te-CsItan Rt'ees 81 May mcieraie
trade. Am.rcaB goods quite begected
Cheefoo the ih trade dui Prices Tor piece gos
The Haahos market dull
AShapgh there settlements 10 Black Teas the stock
W, ~ eests Tie 1p Green IeAs 10 the United states vas
Trustworthy ne sk crop
a.. 80 s -l hai paces hal declined exports s bAs
ck sD as Although Their nothing -hue 10 regard 20 e EeS
~ Do u pr equal lss ,e-sou LKhAls ol LllVni ~
Dol. H.. Il.
Nst.uAvt .1rir marsr tspfrsiei Aire itee To
~lrls noted In Teas iher have bge but Jew settle
uts r land snd therr agheS oeciHe "a "'0s 3S
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WEST VIRGINIA..

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Convention, recently in
session at Charleston, West Va nominated the following
ticket for State officers
Gorerpor-John j. Jacob Of Hampshire.
liz, Of Appeais-Charies p. I. Moore OF Mason.
Iasditor-Major E. A. Bepnet Of Marios;
Secretary Of Stqte;-JohR NJ Phelps Of Mason
Attorney GenerGL-JosePh sprigg Of Aafdy' . ,,..
form adopted by the Convention 1t sil be noticed that
they are very democratic, indeed: -. 80 -,.,.,
First. That the Federal Government has no rghi 10
deny 10 States OF this Union the privilege OF paru'pa
ton ia its affairs, AID that al dttnctlon agals. 'e
frenee i'm the purely domestic Of that STATE
is unwauanted by the Federal Constitution ana ought 10
scd That the present system Of taxation, raising
a. II doe t9S S, Du from the wealth Of the county
lust and oppressive. and thai ths syste snol D re
formed 80 a. relieve the industry OF The country from
its pnt burdens abolish the unnecessary and TeXa
tious features Of stamp, license ana income tsnes' %
Inse with the services Of Federal spies that pry INTO
HE pryate business of the people eating ont their sub
stance and provide for the collection oi the feueI'i
TIi5 mi The Republican party by voting 10 rafy
the Fifteenth Amendment TO the Constitution mas saae
Sa be- retained within the control of the people Of
the states Calling TO political power an aen ana uie
self government. In opposition 10 thls mOhstOas uoe
trne invite all intelligent White men 70 unie viii u,
In asserting the principle that the white race Is the runhg
race OF this Republic. . -, -,
FIN That the bill to enforce the Fifteenth Amend
ment lately passed by Congress IS e0rrupng TO puRne
morals in that offers premiums Tor perjury suDNerNs
Of the states in that il gives Federal authority cOho OF
state affairs destructive Of the peace Of the country
In that II the negroes with exclusive and peculiar
privileges lifting them % power and dignity through the
/ degradation OF the whites.
StrM The continued exclusion Of negroes from the
schools attended by white children.
The Democracy Of Vermont are to hold a
State Convention 10 nominate candidate for Governor,
at Montpelier, tomorrow.
call has been published in Pennsylvania
] ,f
All the minority counties in the State meet IN Phia-
dephia ON the Hh Of July for consultation and CO
| operation
| The Republicans of Ohio have called state
Convention 10 assemble al Columbus on the 10th day OF
August 20 nominate for Secretary Of state Judge OF the
/ Supreme Court, Controller, and member OF the
/ Board vi PuOuc Works
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EEvoREgASs La Jane 5Poar ans6sss Cor sr'I n re-,
lower, Prime > 1851 y. Porn dali AZ t0GsD % baees
is shoders lac Clear RIB Sides lie Clear SIDES ii, n.
Laa Este Terre l9ie for Ksg. sogs-Pn@e lfHiIr
Moassa WHISKY Gtasl TO- Co1ee inasnse'
Prime itG1tc Efehange-sehng R4i NeH-f0fsi asbh Po
G0h. Il9t
AusrsrA l5Coon Moderate d,mAnd at lower rsss
sales 34 bales; reoeps 10 bales. Mitings. 9Hlstc ...
WIsIvGTos c. l5-spins Tarpenube steady a.
Resin que, Crude TurpsnaGe steady al 81 ~
81 Tar dun +l % Cotton iuM
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PROSPECT PARK IMPROVEMENTS.

Al the General Term Of the Supreme COurt
at Poughkeepsie Tuesday, before Judges Barnard,
Daniels and Smith, the case Of the mandsEnus against
the Mayor Of Brooklyn TO compel him 10 sign certain
bonds and money orders to enable the Commissioners Of
Prospect Park to continue the work Of improving the
Park grounds, was agreed 10. Mr. j. NJ. Van Cott ap-
p-ired for the Park Commissioners and Mr. H. w JOhn-
son for the Mayor. The Court took the papers, and
promised early decision.
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MAINE.


AUGUSTA, June 15.-The Republican State
Convention for the nomination Of candidate for Gov
ernor met in this city to-day 1t was the largest and
most exciting Convention held In this state Thr
teen hundred and eghythree delegates were present
The Hon. Sidney Perham was nominated as candidate
for Governor receiving 6e7 votes CIT for the Hon g.
Hersev. The nomination was made unanimous. Nelson
Dingley IT,, OF Lewiston, presided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

OF the week.
FIRST PACE The Indians.
Charles Dickens. TreePlaItDg Successful
Editorial Notes. Tie Methodist Book Con-
News ~ the Week do
nestle and FoSeig1,J. xLIst Congress-2d SEES
The Chinese Labor CUES sion.
ton slNrH PAGE
SECOND PbGE A Morning Picture.
Dow's Flat. Agricultural:
Genera Notes American Institute
Ad!ertiiemeGts. Cotton Seed and its Uses
Obtuary-Charles Dick Horticulture and Mar
THIRD PACE. Sewage in England.
Cornell University. what Know Of Farm
Greas Brita,n. SEVENTH PAGE.
Tie Passion Play d. | Agricultural:
Oberamlaggau.. Advertisements
Home Intere,ts. The Mari Deposits Of
Personal. NewIersey.
soldiers Cams Flower Voices.
The DafF5dh New-Yors Cattle Markea
PouRTH PAGE. Real Estate:
Editorial: Advertisements.
Charles Tickrns. The Dry Goods Trade.
Congress az. the Psnh Veterinary
Cuba-s9eeisl Messages. Albany Cattle Market
Down with the Wo@en Albany Lumber Market.
Docto7s Boston Live Stock Mar
The Con hdence Agent ket
TIE Indian Problem. Cotton Markets.
Tue ITesdents Message Commercial Matters.
The saJ Domingo Treaty European Markets
sibtc ,ranean outlet to Other Markets;
the Great salt Lake. Miscellaneous Advsrtise-
Chinese Emigration n. Y wholesale Srlces
EpitapE on Dickens d CYuhtIy Tl,i.' e..
Marriages and Deaths fihadeiphla 'at|o 'iaI
Political Eet
TIE NEv-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
il printed on large doublemedlum sheet, making eight
mage of six bread columns each IL contains all the i'm
portaIt Editorials published IN THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
exec nj nose merely local interest also. literary and
Scientific nt~gence Reviews OF the most interesting
and portant New Books tho Letters from our large
corps Of oTEe-pondens the latest news received by
Telegraph Washing ton, and ali other parts OF thu
world summary OF all i'm anrtant IL ELI sence In this
cry and elsewhere syICfss OF the proceedings u
Con ress aud State lie gislatare when in Session. Foreign
yew,; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF the
Farmers, Club OF the American Institutes Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agric itural nfo-ma
ton essential 10 country residents; Veterinary Depart
ment: stock Financial. cattle, Dry Gosis, aud General
Market Reports making II, both for variety and com
pleenes altogether tie most valuahr interesting and
Instructive WEEKLY NswsPAPER PUBLISHED In the world
Tie Full REPORTS 90 the American Institute Farmers
Club aud the various Agricultural Esports In each nus
beI rchy worth years subscription
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THE MAILS FOR GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
Postmaster General CresWell has accepted

T
the recently made by the agents OF the Cunarh ana
Imam lines % steamers To transport the mas irom TINS
city to Great Britain and Ireland for the amount 81 sea
postage on the mails conveyed full for
the service The steamers Of the Cunard Zine leaving
New-York on Thursdays Of each week Vii convey tie
mails tof the United Kingdom and the steamers .i tho
Tulusu line leaving ON Saturday 81 rch week vii con
ysV tbr Irish mail only Qurtnsto va. Under tho exc
,tine arrAu semeuts the malls Tor Europe regularly
dispatched lrOm this city as fCoWs: ON TUESDAY soy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
the STATE OF Trade.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

THE os s markets which oad have preceded Me Closing
k % aAohsr page I'd b. TIA detaAgessa OF the British
LoSpos lsll 30 ncoas opened l y money, apd
g2 FOR DE account Bonis 6 Usto States PveT yrnies 1857,
s8 eEdrn TenFolss g. S,sess easier, kne Railway shars
l7i AlAapc and Great Western, III.
IoSDoS June ISL m-Lneei CAkos hra Ghseed OIL dull
sprn. Turpsutns laa tseuit. Linsesd 06J6
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INDIANA.

REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
TERRE HAUTE, June 1j.-The Republican Con-
venon Of this district met in this city to-day and nomi
mated the Hon. Moses F. Dunn OF Lawrence County for
Congress The Democratic Convention viii meet on the
18th inst.
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Dr. Sages Caarrh Remedy.-so reward for an inegrsbs
Sold b. by mall 90 pamphst rec "a
dr.s. 4 v PxRcs NJ D., 10 senecast, Buffalo. n T.
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Co,gre.. and Fmpre Spring Co.'s Depot FOR Congress.
otl@r - CHAsByRs-sr, sSAk
Bs6ApwAT Pre- GeIyers. daily Brooklyn A'od arssasa
waters Nature Is far better thai The 4hora;oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

A sponge Cushion aNsr constant In Broshsg
nearly year, perecty deonstriies TIE dsIssy
SoNeE BEES Pillows md Furniture st
exhibition the Compsnys Saeoons "a b'0Aa~I'
opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
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The Coolest and Most Comfortable Bed or Pillow q
the Esrc sPoSGE the cheapest AMI most durable OasFso
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Ready Made Clothing equal to Gu

Ready Made Clothing equal to work 4, greatly reinosa
prices At
CoLYlK 0yERross.
70
WHITE wHIrxAs Co,
21i and l55 Broadway
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

the old erop The operston. s limited Consequence Of scan
srryals Exchange on London. GOT on Paris sh Nc
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PRICE FIVE CENTs

FoR SALE ALL NEwsMES.
pv mail a. uoT wear Terms cash in advance AID
ire. T1vE TRIBUNE, Sew,York,
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NEWS OF THE WEEK

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week ia ready this
morning. and contains, addition to the general news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

Wedding and Whiting ards Initial Stamping Note Paper
wv EVERpELL, SONS l0 FULToSr OLD DUTCH CRUNCH
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Jebp r. Henry, = COLES place, Newly DIRK. propneto'
ofth iouni Al
tines every remedial ppsrsuon tia; ministers TO Nc
health and happiness Of mortal nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

Tiffany & Co.. $50 and 552 broadway, invite atssnaes
to their large and choice Of Brooches Big &c. All Of Se
newest styles and especially suitable for Summer
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Gpetial Notices.

PhalOas "NitaIialn Or, SalNauen Tor the Hair.
soR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALOys vITALA- tsers utterly from al the dyes" eol
srsr, and % in It totally different Pa
,ps Enp fragrant and perfectly !nnOeuou Preciate
muddy requires shaking and communicates
stain to linen No pdp ertaiA to conceal
rs trrbi sppsar,ne simple TIA; mot srbd o
al infants All porpose. DscovERI il Toilet Chemistry
For sals BY 81 druggists PHALOH soy, SeEfors
The Elec lion of Officers of the New-i ork Harmonic
be ls their 10 the Chapel Of tie Preshyteraa
church northwest Fo1rthiye and Twenty eoont
EVENING. June 81 1870 O'Clock. on MONDAY June
nominations for officers for the ensuing
will take place kobEhI ;. JOhAoIOS steteIy.
Twentieth Assembly District Union Republican
regular monthly meeting vii be held AZ bead
JAMES JACKSON President.
H W5sS, " R:S STtyEH' Secretaries
Twenty.fr-t Assembly District Union RepublicaD
monthly meeting viii be he'd Al Harmony
Hall and nineteenthst AID Thiri-ave IhlS
Crhursiay) EVENING at O'clock W. H. DECAhF President
J I,ss, N %sKsss, tsecre.ares
The Executive vii the plae a y osk
CHAELXs H. MEHEER, Secretary ALLAN COOPER thurman.
Quitting the Business.
Complete Quits Of China Gas
Gasdrtures. Syerpaai Ware
nj Table Cu.iery, al about haltproe
" j. =. DALEY CO.
No. 63i Broadway.
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Quitting the Business.
siher-plitei lee Pitchers SC
S.lvsr-platei Tea sets. pieces 81.
Silverplated Cof-e Urns s4.
Sikerplaiei Baking Dishes - 81
lvory-6anfled sheffield Dinner
KNIVES. re the dozen.
Irory-hsniled Sheffield Dessert
Knives IS ,ls fosea.
DAILgY Co.,
Ma 63l Broadway.
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quitting the Business.
White French China Dinner Sets,
l62 peces, : %.
White French China Dinner Sets.
Us pieces. : ~ s.
C0lored and Gilt French Chiaa
Dinner l67 pieces, +oi.
Co.ored sud Gilt French China
Tea Sets at halfpEes. -
No. Oh Broadway.
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DIED.

Ill Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed tcih flL
name and address.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Convention, recently In
session at Charleston West Va nominated the following
ticket for state officers:
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4-e second schedule requires the name Of each person
N' '4ed within the year, zee at Last birthday pnants
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-11

IIOPE INSURANCE COMPANY
Lon
NEW OIL ANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-11
HORATIO KING, TTORNEY;
SO H STREET, WASHINGTON. D. O.

Agent for Patents, Pensions. Bounties. and al
other Claims against the Government
Acknowledgements and Foreign, obtained q
usual rates; Reissues prepared; Patent Law bus1-
ness, Interfereneee, ETC., attended to.
Observation-Disclosures furnished, and claims
promptly prosecuted on receipt OF application and
proof. Pension Arrears. payable in this CITY, duly
collected
Bounty Land. Indian Depreciation. Soldiers'
Bounty and Arrears and Internal Revenue Claims
faithfully prosecuted.
.OFFi0ERs ACCOUNTS speedily adjusted. an
oUARTERMASTER AND OcMMISSARY
CLAIM and ell other claims, whether against tho
War; Navy. Treasury. Postofscs. OF Interior Depart
Court Of Claims, carefully attended to.
MAIL CONTAGIOUS AND POSTMASTERS-
will find 1t for their interest to secure his services
In this ocnnection he may Be excused for remark
ing that he held the ohce Of First Assistant Post
master General for several years. retiring Post.
master General March, le6l-sincs which he has
been constantly engaged in the practice Of his
present business, and consequently 10 familiar with
the mode Of pfeossdings In aD the DspaTtmsnts
| the Government.
| With Attorneys for Claims or Patents thYoughouf
~ seuntsy q nnt1aag satis1aeAee5 teEnA nyN
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BOOkS---tOOKS.
BuOK FOE THE MILLION.

a
n arriage Guide. q Private Counselor to the
Married or those about to marry, the physiology
cal mys er,es and revelations OF the sexual system,
with The latest discoveries in producing and pre-
venting offspring. p eserving the complexion, etc
This is an in erestiug work of two hundred and
contains vaiua6ie information for those who are
married or contemplate marriage; still it is book
tb at ought to be under lock and key, and not laid
care essly about the house.
Sent to any one free of postsge) for Fifty Gents
Address DR. Butts Dispensary. No. II North
Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo.
NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
before applying to the notorious quacks who ad-
vertise in public papers, using any Quack RENE
dies, peruse DR. Butts work no matter what your
disease is, or how deplorabie your condition: .
DR. Butts can be consulted, personally or by mail,
on the diseases mentioned in his works. Office,
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INSURANCE.
TWENTY.FlRST ANNUAL STATE.
MENr OF
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
For the Year Fading April 30, 1870.

eros Premiums for tho Year $50 81
Assets of Company. April 30. 1862. sSo6N 81
The Board of Trustees resolved to pay int at
Six per cent in cash all outstanding Certih cat o.
Of Scrip, and alto to pay cash the issue OF 1859 to
the legal holders thereof on and after the second
Monday in June next.
They have also declared . Scrip Dividen Of
Eighty Per Gent on the earned premiums entitled
to participate for the year ending April 90 1870 for
which certificates will be issued on and after the
first Monday in August next. free Of government
tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
G. T. BUDDECKE. Vice.President.
HENRY v. OGDHN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Thomas A. Adams, Samuel H. Kennedy,
O. T. Buddecke, Samuel b. Newman.
p. H. Foley, j. j. Garrard.
A. G. ODER, A. Thompson,
p Smms, John Phelps.
A. Elmer Bader, L. II, Summers
my271y
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DIRECTORS:
Hon. John A. Dix. New York.
John j. Crane, President Bank Of Republic.
William NJ Vermiye, Banker. Wall street, Ve1.
milye Coz
Charles G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opdyke. MAYOR Of New York
Minot @. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, firm Thomas Rigney 90.
Benjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold, Constable %.
Richard H. Browne. of Wetmore Browne, lswyerI
e. v. Haughwont, firm E. v. Haughwont Go.
William WiIkens firm N. Wikens 90.
julius a. Pratt. Merchant
William W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles j. Starr. Merchant
William Allen, Merchant.
George W. Cuyler. Banker, Palmyra New YORK.
George T. Hope. President Continental Fire In.
surarce Company.
John Il. Sherwood. Park Place.
Walton Ii. Peckhsm, corner Fifth avenue and
Twenty third street, New York. q
William T. Hooker, W all street
Edward H. Wright, Newark, New jersey.
George W. Farlee. Lawyer.
W. l. Cogswell. Merchant,
JOSEPH MAGNER,
auager for Louisiana and Texas. No. LIS Com
street. New Orleans feis ~
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OFFICERS:
W. II. PECKHAM. President.
W. T. HOOKER. Vice President.
l. MoADAM, Secretary and Actuafy.
G. A. FREDRIKAR, Superintendent OF Agenete
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&c. MAHAN, Collector.
my29 je2 6 II IA
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-
The above statement is a Just. true and correct
transcript from the books Of the Company.
PAUL fOURCHY, President.
G. w. MOTT, Secretsr-.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans,
City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the third day
OF June. 1870.
S. MAGNER, Notary Public
At meet;ng of the Board of Directors held on the
third day of June, 1870, it resolved to declare .
Scrip Dividend of go fifty per cent on the net
earns participating prrmiums for the year ending
thirty fret May. 1870. for which certificates will %
issued on and after the first Gay of August next
Also, to pay on and after the second MONDAY IN
July next, the whole issues of Scrps for the years
1861 and 1852 and six per cent interest on Gil out
standing Scrip OF the Company.
Directors:
P. Fourchy, Maspero'
u. McCoard, ~. rug;
l.. +. GeDeres, %. ~ME.
- u. Ref, Joseph ny,
d. A. Chaffraix. Cnarles Lantte. * ..
j. j. Fernandez. le5u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

4 CITY IN DARKxEss.-On the
night Of the 18th inst. the gas CON-
pany shut of the gas from the street
lamps in New Orleans. Cause
gas bills not paid
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PrognostlcaiIon fnrIsfo.

The belief is entertained By Ger,
tain meteorologists that the weather
in all It's general and many of its
particular phases duplicates itself
every hundred years. la other words,
rs was the weather in 1870, so will
il be in 1870. From careful records
that have been kept for many cen.
turtles, celebrated meteorological in
Germany has prepared the following
statement of the prominent features
expected 10 occur during the com
ing year.
General characteristics of the
weather for the year. This year
will be throughout dry, with but
little moisture, and Of medium
warmth.
The Spring-Will be temperate,
but in the commencement wet, par
tIcularly in April, which month will
be more than usually changcablc
and unsettled. May will be pleasant
and dry; ut tho close, however, with
heavy mir and black lrosts that will
continue far into the month of juno.
Summcr--The month of July;
also, is not secure from rime or hoar
frosts. During this month there
will be severe drouth. The be,
ginning of August will be boistcrous,
'but attcrward calm and clear. The
days Of summer will be hot, the
nights mainly cool. In general, it
may be characterized rs pleasant,
'bnt will end with powerful storms.
The Autumn and Winter-Will be
agreeable, dry, and fine, the fall
setting in early, with chilly days
and frosts; the winter moderately
cold, at first with rough and incle-
meat weather, but soon altering for
the better. February will begin
with most beautiful and pleasant
days, changing toward the end to
.cxtreme cold, which will endure in
40 the month of March.