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FsNiICIlL IND COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, \
THURSDAY, April 1876 p. NJ.
On 'Change to-day wheat was steady ard firm.
The cottoc market was heavy ana dull.
MONEY FOUR TO SEVEN PER CENT
The money market was easy at i've TO six per
cent government collaterals, with exceptions 10
the leading government dealers at four per cent
On stocks the rate was generally six per cent, but
toward the close or banking hours few borrowers,
who were late In Their accounts, paid seven per
cent
Commercial paper was in better request at o. a Z
Der cent discount.
The reduction Of the Bank OF England rate Of dis
count to "a per cent had no influence upon foreign
exchange which WAS steady II not STRONG upon tho
basis OF 1929 10 for prime bankers sixty day
sterling, and 10Y lloss for signt bills.
GOLD IRREGULAR Bur STEoSG-lio4 All01s Iio1s.
Tue announcement OF the reduction CT one half
per cent In the rate of discount by tic Bank OF Eng
land directors at their meeting this morning, With
Y concurrent gain OF about s2oo,00o II tthhc bullion
or the institution, started strong seiing movement
In the Cold Room curly The day, which led TO
declinc 70 Asttee. At noon, however, tho market
saS 10 react, on The discovery that the bids 1ed
&c the sub-Trcasury FOR the government goldw
iorsy-eight IN number, calling FOR a total OF
slc37bco0. Hereapon gold rose 10 1905,
but iell OF again 60 l10il when On an
slysis OF The bids showed that the great
majority OF them were tar below the market, the
extremes OF the prices offered beng 1o95o and
flo.2.. later IN the day, despite tue frmness Of
five-twenues IN London, which advanced 10 o3-the
highest price ever made theregold again strength
ened and advanced TO llo1s It's sympashies seeming
to run rether With the irmness of tho foreign ex-
changes. unaffected as theyiac been By the lower
tng vi she Bank Of England rate or discount. At
the same time The rates the loan market petray
she existence OF large short interest. The course
nj .he trirp il shown In tla tablet
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HEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following faole shows the highest and loves,
prices Of the leading active stocks during the aaY:-


The South ern list was Strong, with considerable
advance ia tue Virginias- The following were
the fnii streeet prlces:-Tennessee, ex coupon,
So 65js; DO, ncw, os% COS; Virginia
OK coupon, 70 y: Go. new, 70 ~ do. registered
stock, old, s5ts Sc; Georgia skies, 81 q 81;
Do. sevens, 30 81; do. sevens, old, % a 100;
North Carolina, ex coupon, as Il 4et<; 10. fund
ing 1906 81 10; do 40, 1868, so 81 10. new, 1914
u; do special tax, 10 %; Missouri SKIES,
OK u.s. DO. Hannibal and St. Joseph, Ok gII5;
Louisiana sizes, 6s 10; do. new, O. a c.; do eyee
skies, IL "a; do. do. eghts 81 9o 40. Peniten
fiary sevens ~ 70; do. railroad eights, Isl so;
Alabama ayes, 20 a "a; DO elghts. 1O3 o 1e4; do.
railroad eights, % 1906 South Carolina SKIES y 80;
Do. new. January and Jnly, 594 90; DO. do,
April and October, So 90; do registered stock, Old
% a Is; Arkansas SKIES SO a CO; do seyens 50 a CO.
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ThusJar Thus Jai
Tohtl

CofTEE.-Ro was in better demand and prices very
steady The sales comprise 1900 bags per Mary Rice, in
Baltimore. and 2fei Gags, per ndusry also In Baltimore
both private terms Other KINDS were guiet but steady
We quote :Csreoes Rio ordinary l0c 10c fair, lUxc.
hAc good, Ike l2c prime, l2isc. 1896. gold. In
bond, sixty days; Maracaibo, Hc l6c Laguayrs lc.
lbc. -. Domingo, Ia bond, sc. l04c; Java, 1aLc.
.1c.--goid, duty paid,
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Eeceips-l047 bills four go sacks
meal l6 81 bushels wheat, 10000 bushels corn, e51b
bushels 2oo buphels barley and $50 bushels malt The
market for Western dull. but prices
unchan ed. shipping grades held firm. Southern
fairy active but rather easier Rye -four
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IN the gold loan market the rates ranged from
two cent for carrying 10 two per cent borrow.
ing. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were as follows:-
God cleared. $40, $40 600
cS Sip pna baIsnc:. e esi S aSG
The two million dollars tgold) sold BY the govern.
Hent we're awarded nj ll9.13}! a lIo,2I.
GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
With bonds al % in London and gold higher here
isis hardly necessary 10 say that the government
list was firm. In fact, prices were higher and
strong at the advance. Tie following were the
closing street prces:-United states currency skies,
il55 I. lI51z; 40. nXes, 1881, registered, 1I0ll
ll6&; do. do, COUPON, ilo7s il6;s; do. five
twenlies, registered May aud Nov smber 1924 q
ls9&; co. do, Is62, coupon, 40, lia7s 49, do.
DO, 1884, do. 10, 1928 iis; do. 40, 1865, do.
CO.. l12gs 1lS; 10. do. registered, January ana
!u5, llll HIS; do. do, 1867 coupon, 40. ll11a
my; do. co.. 1867 do. do, l1ll lli5s; 10. do,
1858 ds. 40, lals ll2i5; 10. tc,lcrties, regis.
tered, 2ts3s 1855; do. do, coupon 1855 lSs7s
the SEw LOAN
The additional subscription; To the new loan re-
ported TO Inc Treasury department up 70 noon TO-
day amounted to s. 3D. ool, making tho total sub
scriptioRs 10 date SIS, eS3 $50. OF to.iay's SUB,
scription the largest proportion tsl,o9o 9ol came
sroM the National Park Bank Of this city.
THE TREASURY BALANCES.
The following. were the United States Treasury
balances at the close OF business this afteTnoon:-
Currency, sll,iso.oGo; coin, slo7cOe.o 900. OF the
latter S230ooeoo represents outstanding coin Ger.
EHcates
sTocKs sTnoSs AND HIGHER.
The stock market continued advancing, ana In
Che case Of New YORK Central. NORTH western Lake
fhore, ST. Paul preferred Wabash ana OHIO
and Mississippi tue highest prices OF the sea.
con were made. The earliest feature WAS Union Pa.
tano which ran Up to s2 fen back 20 5ois ana closed
at 3iA The Clique IN OHIO and Mississippi resumed
their tactics Of making the stock LOOK weak, bun
after they had bought about ao,c3o shares during
this period or apparent wsakaess ~ price advanced
% 52ss.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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MISS Clara Louisa Kellogg has lately purchased
the residence OF Mr. Merritt, at Cold Spring Harbor
on The Hudson, for 100000.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

We have moro than once been called upon TO
notice the utter pervcrseness OF inanlmate things,
and especially the Generalization which too fire.
quently overtakes types and prln ting INK. Tie ex
hlbtion OF this disposition In the case OF the latter
is often amusing, more frequently annoylng-usually
absurd. one instance PROBABLY combining all
these conditions In more or less proportion, ana In
dinerent degrees, according to time place and ind-
viduaL occurred in IN article which appeared
in this paper yesterday under the above heading.
The article referred to was descriptive OF real
estate improvements on the north shore OF
Long Island, and mention being made OF 'sldr."J
J. Locke. President OF the New York. Flushing and
North Shore Railroad, he was introduced to the
public with the prefix "Rey.n Or course IN this
world or change where IL Is impossible to tell what
day or an nOur may bring forih, VIC would not be
rash enough to assert thai this Title may become
Mr. Lockes, but at present IL Is quite undeservedy
bestowed. The gentleman IN question, although
very eilicent railway president and cnterprlslng
land SPECTATOR and builder. has yet thoagnt OF
establishing through line to the realms celestial or
engaged In the construction OF mansions III the SKIES
His present ambition Is 10 make Whitestone; what
theological instincts may after that develop them
selves cannot be predetermined. on thing Is GER
tain-thc types and printing Ink have IN this case
Yesterday Is dealiugs at the Exchange were rather
above the average ne principal feature being rel,
elee's sale ~ A. J. BieccKer, son Co.. under Inc
Messrs. Muller, wilkins & 90. also disposed Of
considerable Offering. The prices obtained ut notn
OF ths Sc sales We're regarded as satisfactory Tue
property announced 10 be sold by Z. u. Ludlow 4
Go. was Withdrawn for a future day. The following
are particulars OF the saleS:-
NEW YORK PaopEeTy--By A. J. BLETcKEn, SON AND 90.
Broome si.-ioase and lot, 10. az, sos4ox5,(
Lnalow st-Hoase and lot No. 81 Iaxs5A9S .''Si'''''
LUDLOW -heass and lo, Nc 81 s5Sss55o sno
Stanton st-6 interest in house and To-. No 81, 25xso
Stanton sioa:s and lot No. ais, i&a1iGsio6 ''''
Stanton s-Hoaso ana Io.' No. Tx
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10c.
sTgAnIEE dub with q decided downward tendency,
closing heavv ut He lie.
TALLow moderately active with sales OF 100 lbs
at SIC. 9c.the latter usire for choice.
WHIsafy-Rcceipts 65S bbls The market was gle ady,
with saes Of go bus At e0>sc for iron hoop Western.
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STREET QJ,rAn,H.
Quarter to SIX O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, Arm lS-6P. NJ

THURSDAY, April IS-6 +. N.
AsHEs.-Recoips. ls packages Tho market
dered firm by small recepts Pearls continue in
duced stock, md for this description prices merely
nominal a, SO IS So o. Pots sold in small parcels IS IS
81 %.
CorTo,.The market was depressed by large offerings,
ami prices though not quosably lower had declining
dency The largely exporters Spnncrs
confined their buying 10 present requirements The
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AIUsEsrErrs.

100000. ANUS Iss -.~.-~.-~.
s S2s EEls4s s EZsEssP'
THE 1iHsaARDs
s sSsssE' s sS SSs'l, "
WITH ENTIRELY NEw COMPANY.
BoorH's THEATRE.
. LAST WEEK BUT ONE
Mr. Il ne E6 Sssrs'm meoT e
ON 'nIs s4sSsSa " A agiiSSis AND
BKRrTccIo.
THE "rooLs REvEseE.~
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT
DEL ASeiuILLA.
ON sAry Ts kSW TynsISs a NEXT APRIL rs
W" so aSHSshr as
IN entirely ORIGINAL cresque and domestic drama, By
'''' '''e' joNoUIL;
ONLY 4 HEART,
prcscnted for the frat time any stage.
Next week. the last one Of Mr. RoorH,
Broadway
MONDAY, April ~ win b produced, for the ars
ua esr acr ,ang snd elaborate preparation sha
WINTERS TALE.
w ALhAcNs.
THIS tFEiDAY) EVENING
WITH NEW scENERY,
NEW MUSIC, -.
AND NEW APPOINTMENTS,
FOOTE'S GREAT COMEDY,
THE LIAR.
The comedy with slight aeraons) VIII DO given
condensed for the modern stage by Mr. Charles Mathews
TO give additional picturesque effect costumes adopted
fha nf
LIE MENTEUR
MESSRS. LESTER WALLACK, JOHN GILBERT, OWEN
MARLOWE. J. O. WILLIAMSON, J. PECK, j. CURRAN,
EMILY MESTAYER and others
LAor IA GROVE NEAR ST. JAMES PARK, LON.
Aor "A SALON IN MISS GoDraEY's MANSION.
HIS LAsl LIS.
Messrs. JOHN BRO CHAN, D. I. RING sOLD,
flanagan, w. J. LEONARD. }. PECK. w. QUIGLEY
Mes,amss SETON Tn,c, gIAIyDELL and CLAYTON
sATURDAY-MATINEEA AT IN +. N.
THE LIAR ana ms LAST LEGS
SATURDAY NIGHr-A GREAT BILL.
THE SERIOUS FAMILY,
- md BLUE DEVILS
MONDAY-THE LIAR.
TUESDAy-THE LIAR.
Due notice win DO given OF the repetition of the .Rv-
OuS MAN.
In rehearsal, n new comedy by W. g. Gilbert. ESQ., now
RANDALLS THUMB.
In preparation and TO be acted for the first time IA four
years.
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Ifs tss Hss ss'f Hay so?a
Corn 'ss Y % sss sad = % @
at ~ s a qs IsS ii ys All i,
"a q 81 u Tor T esnsas s' aa s
da and To- lower eosns noInisay =. &c Co.,
FOR %s'STa and ~ sc zoe Sr Ohio with sale, $4,000
sys ss rso wrs sns su, business slow ga orders
received, sqd ts generally agains; Shipper. The en-.
1sa 3s y, g as.ssa
hs 9y Ga TIE fhsstsTs Psadsd
@ Tcass i t or 81 q 10 des;
pct NSc,Tesa PARK e c ,s FOR orders 2ocO
OF the Baltc NJ protoonate rateand Dutch brig to
we're not s IL @ s lSn in The absence Of s,,
Eses eSa ~ 9n at Se idc for Calcutta bags and
nay Was rs;eady with far crnsnd at 81 y 81 20 for
LEsr AsD Jun were Gull ana entirely nominal. There
nors-lhc market inactive excepting lish, demand
from brewers for prime quauIs; We quote -Sia.e Sc
ma We r b. a so OF o r. Is
a previous asq.es lvo bRls r2rto Rico sold ia lots at @
no,s sa'e7 ~ hhss il les 4 from 4e CSC according
a s hl and s h New f ossa n'0 ws
quoso:-
cqsacentrl'usa and mued.. &C. s sss ssss az! ss
Muscovado, refining ........ %s &c. as &c.
Muscovado, groceIy.............. "a 33c a 4sc.
porto kico ..........,..- psc. a69c
Englsh isands s5c. $50. Sc. s4,c
Is sss q .s sis S E
sold a &c. and 50 5b sSppas ora q: Ssssc Rosn
dnl, with sellers than buycrs. prices rned
quote ss'd a. 8 y e. g. pa Ms
PATE weak al y g w.sh, b.
ion aud " 20 81 IS Tor Wilmington. -'.'-'
s and We nsa5a Soas crude
Only and were % snsa ai sb II sd
i bs,s ue f on private !.rms-supgossd l3hc-snd
sSas say s s.er Ms 9gS.s S sso IN n
ssi;s sG Ss s0I qy $ Sc bee. =.
s' I meats Ara sI ~ ses and 100
s6 os5ss Tsy 10 sS p i
absence o. any export demand az ao bb 5eer r mas
s s1 fG n sP .Ss s "a i 81 s .,
Beef hans inactive nominal Lard was ia
Sa s f s snS aass
ing, At ,ss ~ ior picked hams he 100 FOR smoked
sso. fS was ts
@ & iHb aaF w Ssa e iS w sGr s
demand al full prices for new made Cheese quiet but
Ri6EThe demand wa. more active Tor parcels but largo
COON at from 7,.c. 70 c Is ercas Carolina at Sc
SueAs.The market. without decided advance. was some.
s on SS Ss c ls o s va. mainly
s s Sss oH sss ss so
3 E.T o Sssin: d u sl S;., and
apS ~ hss Iass s$ h 9oaes u bags
sslio oags snd sees hhd. mead9 ct tho ,ue las.
the closing sales being at 2c. FOR on whte 2,sc
suo,s ;o5 s ,1ea, Powacrcd and granuate We
ac far 70 goo. lair Jeanins 70 ga good
gerry fc 9sc Prime 20 choice grocery, I0c io1ic
eenrugal hoesaends ani boses aSc. lo4c lssses
% OK, pgeh aiah5sri apts dos
lie ai2c DO, ~ TO 20 ~ Pike DO, white, iIs.c
lsNc Porto kco-Reanihg grades, SEC $50, grocery
grades, s5sc 1919. BraziDnich standard, Nos 10 TX
~ a9se java Dutch standard, Nos 10 to III 9.c p .c
saaiA-Cnuooi SsJes and f0leylar Sc e. Asp Or
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Included in the above g bales to The market
aud at the concession active demand prevailed,
sales for the reaching $500 bales, oiowsAp $50
together 100 Gash April May June and July a. iso
10 sc together june 100 n lgc July Toe at l3c 100
~ 10 l36c 100 at 1880. Exchanged each April and
zoo a.. Aspsnst, even; 80 paid 70 exchsngss 200 May
sold olows:Apri 500 at l3 l5l5c 500 at Bee May,
isost 1Tc 400 at i3c; june 400 at july eco AT
August 100 lc. Total transactions
port $500 baios The following quotations Tor cotton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-21
NOTICE..
TkHAsrRY DKPARrNYNT

TREASURY DKPARrMHST,
Washing tom February 4. 1871. 5
DCBLlC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l. books will be opened on the sixth day OF
sr,intion to the NationaI Loan. under he Act a1s
proved July IA, 1870 entitled An Act to authorize
the Retun ding of the National Debt" and the Act
i'll amendment thereof approved January 20, 1871.
The places at which subscr irtiOns may be made
and the names of the authorized Agents of the
Government, will be announced hereafter. The
proposed Loan comprises three classes OF Bonds.
namely:
First-Bonds to the amount of five hundred mil
lions OF dollars payable in coin, at the pleasure OF
the United States after ten years from! he date OF
their issue, and bearing interest, payable quarterly
in coin at the rate of five per cent per annun.
. Second-Bonds to the amount of three hundred
millions of dollars payable in coin. at the pleasure
OF the United States, after hfteen Years from the
date of their issue. and hearing interest. payable
quarterly in CON- at the rate OF four ana hall pei
cent per anIum.
Tird-Bonls to the amount of seven hundred
millions OF dollars, payable in coin at the pleasure
of the United states, after thirty wears from the
date of their issue, and bearing interest, payable
quarterly i'll coin, at the rate of four per cent per
annuni.
Subscribers to the Loan will have preference in
the following order, namely:
First-Subsc1ibers for equal amounts of each
class of bonds.
second-Subscribers for equal amounts of bonds
bearing interest at the rate of four and half per
cent and OF bonds bearing interest at the rate OF
five per cent.
Third-Sulscribers for i've per cent bonds.
When a subscription is made the subscriber will
be required to deposit two per cent Of the amount
thereon, 10 Ue accounted Dy government
when the bonds are delivered and payment may
he made either i'll coin or in bonds Of the United
States known as FIvE-TwKNTY BONDS, at their par
value. The coin received in payment will be APP
piled to the redemption OF tve-twenty bonds.
The bonds will be registered issued with cou-
pOns, may be desired by subscribers. Registered
bonds will be issued Of the denominations of $50.
500, $500, + loco, $4,000 and s 900; and coupon
bonds OF each denomination except the last two.
The interest will be payable in the United States.
at the office OF the Treasurer any Assistant Tre:-
surer or Designated Depository of the government.
The bonds OF the several classes aforesaid, and
the interest thereon are exempt from the payment
Of all taxes of the United States, well
from taxation in any form by under State, mnli-
cpal, or local authority.
After maturity, the bonds last issued will be first
redeemed, by classes and numbers NAV be desig
mated by the Secretary of the Treasury.
GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL,,
fel2 Std 4tW Secretary of the Treasury.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
lIONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS No. 1868.
TIVE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
L these presents shall come greeting: Whereas,
Nelson NcS:ca having purchased for the oj
eight thousand dollars Is $4,000 at a sale made by
herein described, has applied to this court, in
which Office the deed Of sale was recorded on the
sixteenth day OF February, 1871, for montion
advertisement III conformity to an act OF the Legs
at,rc Of ting State Of Louisiana of 1870, being act
No Sc, from section 23.0 TO 1880, inclusive.
Now, therefore, know We, and all persons inter
the name of the state of Louisiana and of the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans.
who Sc: mp any right, title or claim M and TO
the property Hereinafter described, in consequence
OF any ntoI,uaity in the order decree or juds
nicnt of the court under which the sale made
any irlrgularity or iuegaty in the apprase
ment, in time or manner OF sale, or for any other
defect whatsoever. to show cause, within thirty
days from the day this monitor is first inserted III
the public paI+y. why the sale made should not
be confirmed and homologated.
The sad property sold by the Sheriff of the
parish aforesaid on the tweutyeighth day of De
cember \. H. 1870, III the suit entitled Nelson Nc
Stea vs.. knln.a t. squares and her husband, No.
8263 of the docket OF this court at which sale
Nelson McStea became the purchaser tor the price
of eight thousand dollars.
Description OF property, as given in the judicial
conveyance, VIZ:
certain square of ground, situated in Green
vile, parish OF Orleans, lately parish of Jefferson
bounded by chestnut Anna, Walnut and Louisa
streets designated by the number fifty one Il
plan drawn bv Benjamin Buisson, surveyor, under
date OF the fifth OF april 1886; which said square
measures three hundred (:'00) feet front Chest
nut street, the same front on Walnut street tive
hundred and nifty ESQ feet front anna street,
and the same front on louisa street.
Together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, and all the rights. w-,ys privileges and
appllrtenances thtreunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant by purchase from Mrs Martha Lucinda Poole,
wife of Thomas L. Terry, and her said husband per
act passed before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary public
in this city. dated twenty-siAt June 1869
Clerks office seventh District Court for the par
ish of Orleans this, the twentieth day of February.
1871. - -
(Slgned) r. WHARTON COLLENS
Judge of the Seventh District Court for the parish
of Orleans.
true copy:
II. j. DCssoR, Deputy Clerk.
1rnJ, <
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CITY LICENSES.
NOTICE.

Rooms THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON IN.
surauce Matters o: the House of Repre-
senta:ives of the State of Louisiana
No. 10 Dryaues stree, third moor,
New Orleans, February 10, 1871.
To the Fire, Life, Marine, Mutual and accident In
suran"e and Assurance Companies incOrpO-
rated by or agencies doing business in the
State OF Louisiana, and the public i'll general;
The undersigned publishes the following resolu-
ton, adopted by the House Of Representatives Of
the General Assembly OF the State of Louisiana Oh
January TO- 1871. for yonr inielnaion:
Resolved, That special committee of three be
appointed by the Speaker, providing the subject
matter does not conflict with the jurisdiction OF
any standing committee, to take into cOnsde ration
that portion OF the Governors message relating to
life insurance companies. and that said committee
make rigid investigation OF the condition and
otherwise OF all life, fire. marine and other insu-
rance and assurance companies doing business in
this state, regardless of the fact to whether any
of the said companies be incorporated by the State
OF Louisiana otherwise. and said committee look
into the names of all parties insured. the amount
of nsll ance the insurance Of the annual policies,
and the system of the scale OF Insurance, bylaws
and charter Of each company and what revenue is
may be- derived for the benefit OF the State from
such interpretations; what laws. il any, are
necessary for the mutual protection OF the insured
and insurers. and to the possibility Of the
adoption for the city OF New Orleans The system
of fire insurance patrol and tire marshal, tor the
protection OF property and prevention of lhcendl-
arsm, as is now in force in the principal cities OF
the Union; also, to the nature character and
practcabiiity OF the bureau OF insurance adopted
and i'll force in the State OF New York. and the
feasibility of adopting said system in this State
that said committee shall have power 10 take the
at'idavits Of witnesses and other testimony, in
GLIDING summary process against persons and
papers found necessary for the tuTthernce OF said
inveSiga ton and that they shall report nv bill
otherwise TO this House at the earliest day prac-
tlrable and if possible during the present session
OF tie Legislature
From the tenor of this resolution you see
the powers and objects which the committee have
in view; therefore, notice is Hereby given to all
whom it may concern, that they are respectfully
summoned to appear before the said committee, at
their room, and after this date, from ten to
twelve A. NJ. daily, until otherwise noticed, for the
purpose Of giving testimony, information, and
views the subject matter charged to the care of
said committee. Very respectfully,
l.. ]. SOUER,
Chairmain Of Special Committee ON Insurance Mat
tiers Of the House of Representatives OF the
General Assembly of the State of Louisiana.
oil