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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11


DEcLAREs di,id"nds anbnslly, and
az assigns dividends annually 10 ali pol.
icy hul.'crs.
Diviifes .ighiy-seven and half Ter CEN.
(s73 p q OF profits amongst tie policy
holders
Lends in e.,l State the funds aeenirea
from the policy lnl,iciS Of tia; State.
Lends It's fn,gds ulilS Gli first bond .sa
n;off cage. ~ d lends oBiy to tie aronnt
of onc-liais TIE value oitlc real es,a,s
pledged -
Is Exclusively Snu,l.rin Company IL.
SO, klol,l,r>, IirrcieIs and ChaeeIs vere
| ,GIr ii IIs so'.ii.
| Ia prosperity is III .qbaiied probably IN
tie y hol, History at Life hisniance fo
Company lsas ever before during the SAFE
period lis history nadr siirii Progress
- the Pitdinoni aia AIliit1ton has done
No Company presents sneh elain's 10 Tie
! nat.u,;.ce ard the confidence of the south.
era people.
w. c. CARRINGTON...-.-.Fr esiden.
JOHN r. EDWsBDS,..---. Yiec-Piesidert
ID. >. HARTSOoK,-------.--- Secretary
j. S HOPKINS Assistant Secretary
John c. nreckiat;dge,
Gsner;.l Agent fol Kentucky.
Dalrey II. sIaury.
General Agent for Texas. Louisiana AID
Arkansas.
rFIcERs AID TIRrcroRs OF THE BnAxcs
oFFieE IN NEW oRlEANs;
Dabney II Marry. President
lGen. G. I Beauiegard. -, Vice-Presidens
DIRECTORS:
n. II. bTaury, GensG 7. Beagrerard,
r, II. Sinn,ors. Gen Braxton Bragg.
IT. Barton, jir. ". II. iiolec.nLe.
i.,nl. Tbns. Macon, Col G. G. Garner,
I.ou;s Barnett, Col. b a. wilson,
Edward Nalle. jules c. nenis. 5es
IA. N. Fsftier, ". III. Randolph,
Forester DeslanGes.
Liberal commissions will be allo~ed to
active agents who have had experience Ia
the busiBess.
Agents are especially desired ior Lnaisi
ana and Arkansas. Gentlemen applyia,
for agencies viii please send reEarrncs
and state " bat their experience hss been
DABNJ<Y II. SAURY.
:. General Agent for Soa:li-West, SO Carcr
delet street, New Orleans.
T. LIZ. MATRE,
AM. 10. JS1o-Iy State Agent.
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L.4.TGDOF NURSERIES,
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

NATE offe. for sale, the present season,
w an imuease stock ana choice c'.l-
lection Of FRUIT TREES. of every des-
crintion suited to t!ie Snutll; also GRAPE
VINES of the MOST p"pular vareti $, III
elndiug Concord, Clinton, Ives Seeding,
Scuppernnng, and Flowers in large qiilh-
titles; Small Fruils Hedge Plants, ipclH-
ding PYRAGANTfIA; Ornamental Trees
and Shrubs, Evergreen. aud Ducidousi
Roses. more than Il handred varieties ,
Flowerimg Plants, BnlbS, DC. a larger
and more complete collection was never
offered in the South.
Orders for large or small quantities
promptly executed.
: Nurserymeu and Dealers suppEedon the
most liberal terms.
Packing done in the most perfect man
ner.
Catalogues. descriptive and wholesale,
sent free to all applicants. Address,
C. G. LANGDON & CO,
@ Mobile, Ala.
J. COMPTON FRENCH. of Alexandria,
is orr duly authorized and sole agent for
Rapitles and adjoining Parishes in Loaisi-
ana: u " A'1a-' >1I' ~ " W.
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|;IIxNIIlIIZZ,yIIlIyI![ly1
I|1|'!I5'.ll''l..LI'I' !. ! "

VgTiIY Is II THAT 81 MANY !
w children die undAr the age of five |
years? That large proportion oil chill
dren die under that age. has long been Il |
subject of remark, ana without satisiae-
tory cause ascerlanad, it is certain.
Also. it. is known that woIms exist IN
th human system from its earliest infancy;
therefore parents, especially mothers, WE"
are mora cons antly with their children.
Cannot he too observing Of the first sypap-
toms Of ,eoyals for so surely as they exist
can obey be
- SAFELY AND CERTAINTY
rem ,vel from the most DELICATE INFANT,
by the TIM J use of
B. .FGGEsFssFOGA'S YERNEEGsE.
It's pegtec'iy harmless, contains no sler,
curry, heinga
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION
aud may ne administered witt the UTMOST
SAFETY IL CHILDREN Of ALL AGES.
Nagn t'grltctiDns, MAIZE m lire i"F tnr
pafr6-. at pleasing n ptiate III III u tv''F
catniaa The disease. haze been FlfH'ac
tureI al ever ela c taUt' :, bat tielr Short
lease oF He i nearly yXhsusl'C, und 3. \.
Falnrs ocIl s EerMifuge continues 10 grow
in favor daily.
CAUTION
Should occasion require You To purchase
3. \. Fahaest0ck's Y srniiuge, ~ partcG
larry car FIJI to see that the initials ara
Is. l. Phis til. aticle inat has been =
FAVOR ABLY KNOWN SINCE 1929
ana purchaser, must insist on having 1t.
III, Al, pnf Tn I 1 }
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dividends annuallr, and
~ assigns dividends annually 10 all uoi.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

EJINE ENGLISH Hair and Tooti, Brush
e cs Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettugs.
and other Toilet Soaps Po!natui,. Colss
Cream. Hair Oils. DeNtifrias.
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ENUINE BERAlU.,A- ARRGNEoo1
!. II In Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
mega, Maoe, Giprsr Pepper. &c.
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LvINE BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallo;
L. Bourbon Whisky by, the BOTTLE or Gal
Ion. Jamaica Rum. Irish Whisky. Port
and Sherry Wine, French White Vine
Vinegar.
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V q ii . ty s. t . Z 9
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-01-11

E1HLAvORING EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va
L mlla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap-
pie &c, &c.
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Wall Paper and Bordering.

yIIRE SCREENS AND TESTER PA
Il pers--:l large assortment. new pat
terms. inst received and. for sale. Tack
Nails oi the proper size for canyassing. al-
ways kept il stuck Ivy H. ST. JOHN:
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cCHOOL BOOKS. A large assortment
{. Can, Note. and Letter Paper. Pens.
Ink, Pencils Mucilase and other Office
Furniture. s-zas
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
~ da, Blueing, Scruibiug brushes
Backing and Brushes.
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Fstrav.
ToYs! TOYS! Toys
& at LEVIN & FERGUsoNs

Grand Prairie Washing Machine.
u>HISi is tia. on,s Clothes Washer es-
eratiricd 10 ilt public that can =
;prli,d 70 AIRY particular soiied sIsa -
garment. thereby wishing the hi ..,i
est w,is,tand OF collar perfectly WIN
an, hand rnl,i,ing ur tie slightest i',)a-
w 10 the fabrics. and cain be appiied 70
any desired number ar sizpd P'tess. "
goods. Durable and npei;ttes eas''
80" W. O. DAMMoN.
Alexandria, Lay
Sole Agent FOR the Parish of kapioe''
\ Noy. 30-3ip.
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did exist under this administration buses that
,s uau existed under all administrations. Bnt he be-
r0naRe nad naturally caused an increase in 'tne
ABUSES Also lie had not said, however that more
corrup.ioa existed under this than under previous
trati0n TO be better tnan ALI it3 predecessors AMI
the republican party to be purer than any other.
Mr. MoRrok-l am glad 70 hear the Senator de.
understand the spirit OF MIS- speeches. lo he sIercnt
however, accept his statement OF hIs uosItion.
Now as TO this question OF Ieorm. There seems 10
be disposition on the part or some people I'm TINS
country 10 become professional reIormers mar er
ce.eiice. They seem to desire TO monopolile thai
business and 10 set themselves up az the only men
VINO nate corruption Now desire to say TO those
gentlemen, whoever they may be- that Tor one I
snail not allow them 10 monopoze that business.
claim 10 be as good q refOrmer as any of them,
although do not make such nigh preteaslons.
Mr. TRUMBuLL said Mr.. Morton was certainly kind
20 accept his statement, but he declined to answer
MIN (Mr. Morton) for his repubcanism and denied
ms rlgnt 10 call him 10 en- account. That Senator
tMr. Morfonl claimed TO be relormer, hui he had
queer way OF showing II. Not long ago. IN speech
in st. Louis. he had eulogzed the civil service as Ii
stands ut present.
said OF the civil service that while there were many
reforms ana improvements which could he made In
H. and which the republican party would make, he
ep 1aat on e whole we mad IN me best civil
Mr. TRUMBuLI.-We. II there Is anywhere Ia the
world o worse civil service than that OF the United
(Laughter.) feel less disposed than 10 submit
my republicanlsm to the test OF the Senator from
Indiana (Mr Mort0nJ after his declaration that we
have the best civil service IN the world My repub-
cept as party OF great principles, and II 1t ever
comes to be used o cover for frauds and iniqul.
ties the honest people Of the country win overwnelm
At Ave T. M, without reaching q vote for Mr..
motion, the Senate went into executive
session. and soon after adjourned until Monday.
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gent expenses; also Cna tua. ..ipoUt,t lt4ll tah
same time IN the United States for the y..4e t l
customs, and for the erection, repair, compe,is'.
or furnishing OF custom houses. Adopteu. 81
AMERICAN IRON SHIP BuILDiNG
, BY Mr.. KELLOGG. (rep.) OF GONNA resolution
directing tnat the portion OF o. the Secrc
tary OF the Treasury relating TO the estaollsnment
and continuance Of shipbuiidnng In the united
States, &c, be referred to the aC0mmittce on Vom.
merce, ami that said commlttee De uircctea 70
in0uire into the expedency OF paying premium
per ton upon American built iron steamers.
Adopted.
Of the report OF the Secretary or the Navy rs refers
to the establishment OF iron ship ouilding yaras
and docks be referred to the Committee on Naval
Affars and that they directed to Inquire INTO the
expedlency or establishing an iron snip Duilding
yard and dock at some point IN the Mls5lssippl Voi-
ley, and report by bill or otherwise. Adopted.
Tho House then went into C0mmlttee OF inc
Whole, Mr.. Builngon. !repl Of Mass. IN tne cnar'
and resumed the consideration or
THE APPORTIONMENT BILL.
Various propositions were made anu discussed.
principally turning on the number 0! kcpfes6ntar
lives OF which the House should be composed. Inc
number was eventually fixed at 283 on motion OF
Mr.. GARFIELD, (rcp.l OF Ohio.
An amendment was also adopted, on motion OF
Mr. POTTER, (den.l OF n. T., providing tnnt no new
State shall hereafter be admitted having less
population than the number axed rs the ratio oi
Finally The committee rose and reported the
Mr.. NIpLAcK (dcm.) OF Ind, moved to lay the
bill on the table. Ne9ativcd-yeas 10. nays l45.
Mr. FARNswoRTH repl or ILL.,, moved 10 strike
out Mr. Potter's amendment Negatlveu-ycas s1s
nays III. ,,.,
..lsA nnat4
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themselves with again directing the chairman TO
report an appropriation bill for $780, 600 to deray the
expenses Of the Northwest Boundary Commission.
Claims for saving Our stipwreckcd Whaicrs.
The British bark Chance and the Hawaiian bark
Arctic the vessels which saved and brought to
Honolulu lu the wrecked seanen Of the whaling feet
recently broken up by the Ice in the North
Pacific, have presented to this government
q claim for the service rendered to the amount
OF $3.50. being at the rate OF $s5 for each
seaman. AS there Is q fund at the disposal OF the
government for the assistance OF wrecked or aban-
doned American seamen 1t is probable that these
vessels Will receive such an amount as, In the
opinion OF the Secretary OF the Treasury, VIII be
reasonable compensation for the service rendered.
Steamboat Men Complain.
The House Committee on Commerce gave hear
ing This morning TO large delegation Of steamboat
owners who ask for legislation to relieve them OF
what they deem oncrous regulations in the matter
of Iite.preserving and other apparatus
Important tn sDrummers.,
The eject Of the decision OF the United States Su
preme Court recently announced, In the case OF
wari vs. the State OF Maryland Is TO declare unc0n-
sritutlonal and void State or city laws compelling
commercial travellers 10 take out local licenses
which are not equally exacted or resident dealers.
These laws have heretofore prevailed In various
States and cities In the South and West The recent
case was contested under authority OF the society Of
Commercial Travellers
Tho soldiers and sailors Home and Orp hn d
Asylum Gift Concert. =
on November 23 last, the tickets In the GIT con-
cert for the benefit of the Soldiers and Sailors Home
and Orphans Asylum were publicly drawn. TO-
getner with the prizes, and temporarily placed IN
the vault OF the Safe Deposit Company. To-day
they were opened by committee Of the citizens In
the presence Vf number VI ucket holders, Tnt
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ere taken before the finding of the indIctmeot re-

were taken before the finding OF the indictment re
Mr.. BLArR-i have equal means OF knowledge and
say that the officers were turned out OF Ofice for
n1dlng an Indictment against person for violating
IL sy sS dsseS aG S0psS % be d us se as
ing progress in the right direction, although good
deal more oI II was necessary. he was not one Of
those republicans VINO thought
TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY DEAD.
ne expected 70 encounter them In full force next
year, and he warned his friends against relaxing
they would meet no vigorous opposition in 1872.
Mr. hrs ,S ep o. Nev thought na iae SUBJECT
was en- attempt TO revive the old committee on
retrenchment, which had died year ago by coni-
mon consent. That committee had been created
originally a. Q special instrument TO correct the
abuses that had grown up under the Johnson
administration and had gone on until about year
U reSy reunpcSn had NO WORK 20
do, 1t quietly died, and was supposed 10 have been
buried. soon af,er the death ol that committee
thought the President was becoming TOO. popular,
devised the scheme OF civil service reform, and
the old committee with ali its extraordinary powers
OF sending for persons and papers
AN IMPEACHMENT REMINIscENCE
Nj. THURMAN-The Senator objects to sending for
persons and papers. Where was his voice on the
memorable occasion when committee OF the
conduct and AFFAIRS OF Senators 10 discover whether
they had not been brbed to acquit Andrew John.
son. and were ransacklng the telegraph 0nices TO
get something that might compromise those Sena-
tOrsp
MI. NYB-Just where 1t is now. Give me another
such set or circumstances ana Will vote Tor IL again.
But there is no sucn occasion now. There Is peace
the ranks now, save with one here and there who
would be greater than his master. uLanghter) The
Senator from Missouri (Mr. Schurz) talked yester-
day about Mr. Leet who is connected with the
Custom House In New York, anu called particular
attention 10 the fact that during the war he was on
General Grants stan. For what purpose did ne
mention that faCt2 Plainly for the purpose OF insn
rating that the President had
arH0 6 L0 r.pprE IN THE CARRIAGE BUSINESS
sfg g4t SAM Nga.s .tfI Ha nj Mr. Nval
ur. N.a aa ~ re n#M.NH Natel '.">r hut
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NEW FORK HEALD FRIDAY, DEUEMBER

proceedings were considered fair. The Commis-
sioners and Trustees viii send list OF the draw
ings TO each ticket holder.
CeBscicuce Money. MHFl
draft for sl,5l2 II has been received al the
Treasury Department from unknown parties for
duties In currency payable III tine port OF New FORK.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, D. q. ,aDcc. II, 1871.
REVOLUTIONS.

Mr BURcHARD Qep) OF Ill. offered resolution
calling on the Secretary OF the Treasury for in
fernin = the number Of persons employed,
8ao tp mU n - therefor IN the col
esIHgG 81 aaf0.Hs ess 8dnv II onth
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| Inc bill was then passed without DIVISION.
It provides that the House shall consist OF 2SS

The House then at twenty minutes past four
NJ, adjourned until tomorrow.
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IYIE COURIS.
hIIrNATIC EAST INDIAN.

Ecuranecc Eylareeo ColGh, showed signs,
a. uuacy time sIco, while attn ling i'icattr i'll
tis citv, :ul wax then t,Ecn in CHI "g" b. tc r9icr
Ups;. irn,'ry no was found to he Iul'cc mci,b'ht
liyjng nj tie Hoffman House AID rcputed to be quite
wealthy. A. tie time OF his arrest he had large
amount Of rcn'y with him. Tie Ere7h Nicc-C"n5Hi
hero took up Tie c1gc, aul subsequently N1iha'ir jar
vilvaa appointed Il Committee Of CUlal3 property IN
this country, which amounted TO nearly slC0OE ana
Mr. JaIyi lnd a.torWard r ConSt bio Wcrc appointed
n Committee Of ls per OH. Colah was removed 10 III
ratic Asylum near FIfhki NcStor ay application was
made in the Common hlrie Cuamhci 10y MS iath, TIN
E.w also Pause merchant, iHuc ". ~ u!idrr Il
ulV,r of a''ria"y from the lunHutH VIC, 10
g." appointed the cd+t0G"!n q tohii ara
has IlUp,JA, win intent 10 remove Inn 40
iao.nb4y. I " .;"1 tli Ais IUii'y ErhiH W-frN
,bntu ~ '." vii .n, h. 80, ~ - = fUIl -
B.. .'tiN, i, ri tii. LES lIr'tal lrFr v II I'M rove
Nhc.i Lc aIGUIg iiI own l.on, ant cTcitiiy wien
~ has a.. Uv '-niiy 81 rrc,l'ir -.tit 81 cOl'ol ION
Tlr! Gl ~ ON al ifI tt" ap. i''n WIS f'
- '.1 ~ 9.r Jarvis f.t 81. '''sit " 90 'c Ft0iH'
trPf H." Nif", VINO tGV'cf ~ Hi'"IJ Is oHd -
mere Ctd t'Iat h.. lIO. cl" ltlr s".t l"c' a@' ms
ls .'iui !" Bombay TIL some az III yUh pope can .c
e, ?uGnY him: tla MIS- lCiiih VUuld u" cntngrftlb ny
tho voyi e. ana tat his nI'nt3i Ill arc ie ats lIo'
cal- : other ilap tojg In"ni1Ari. II VS. also uiA'U
fiat H. |. Jp Within tie power o. TIC cont 10 Hio|c
lisa;H hes md ia jmi i,tinr Thc pr'.# IN tho CO
read Yesterday bat the al 9uuient was reserved ti
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.
STATED sPssION.

STATED SEHsTON, I
OFFICIAL MONDAY, Sept Is, 1912 o'clock p. m.
Prescnt-ThOmas Conan, esq, President and Aldermen
Carlock, Cuddy pim0nd Mckleyer, Mitchell, Punkitt,
Reilly schlchilng, Msle1, and w9ltman.li.
MESSAGES FROM THE MAYOR.
The President laid before the Board message from
the Mayor, transmitting O certified copy Of proclaina
ton made and Issued by him the 9th inst fixing and
declining the boundaries Of the Election Districts, which
was ordered printed.
The President laid before the Board message from
Mayors OFFICE, NEW York; Sept fs. 1871
To the Common Council. On the night Of September 10
the offices Of the fpkcs Department were invaded and
Cancelled variants Wer6 !ecetIy romo,yS ION fhsg
proper places Of custody recommend that You author
fze me 10 offer a reward of q 900 for information tend.
Ing the detegtion Of the secret invaders and for
the return u the missing warrants.
A. OAKLEY HAIL, Mayor.
In connection Herewith Alderman woltman presented
the following resolution:
Resored That the May he and he Ia authorized to off
reward VI tL0OQ for Information tending " the dctec
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THE HODGE DEFALCATI0N-wHAT us BROKERS
SAY

The Office of Polhamus & Jackson, brokers
for the defaulter Major Hodge, Is the cen.
ter Of 20 little interest at this time Numerous friends
Of the film called yesterday aeIp9qn " offer their a9.
vice and encouragement. Mr.. Jackson Indignantly dc.
mics the charge made by Hodge IN his letter to the Pay
maeter General, that the firm awaresthat lie was
operating in their house with Government funds. He
stated that the accounts of the house open to the
most searching CATION which the Government can
institute" and thtr books and spondencc which al
The Ire ,sdTY Department Ddy proper TO call for
III, M. II. further dclOics The weight which has been
given - ne 5'at' i' OF Il ~ A'knUWlcGg'd !c"D, and
lit. at $50 idrtitl E,'.t, 'oL- have been received
&c. Il '.n4to TcSaIe.A- t4e ,UuIsc " b. pursued By
u,
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TIE STOCK ETCH1NGE.
REoPENING INSTRUMENTATION BY PRESIDENT
CLERKE.

REOPENING INSTRUMENTATION BY PRESIDENT
CLERKE.
The doors of the Stock Exchange which has
been undergoing thorough rcltng during tho past two
u.s. thrown open to the Board yesterday morn
ing The desks atthe head of the hail Oa led with
flowers and trailing vines which ilcl the air with their
fragrance The general opinion regarding the Improved
condition of the Exchange one If entire sat d ton
ana universal praise accorded to the Building Com
m!ttcc who have had The work i'll charge. Tao ventt-
ton Of the room IA admirable, ara plan he's been
adopted by which 1900 cubic feet OF fresh air can be
forced into the hall every Minute Mr. Denny, previous
to the call of Stocks stated the assembled brokers tha
the entire expense Of the alterations would not exceed
the appropriation Of $GjC0 W r. Cleric, President of
tie Exchange, then cOlAp!iAented the Biudns Com
nltt1C, ana adtCd:
Inc Stock Exchange was foundcd In 1902, and roor
gan 2ed in 1917. ana on tie purchase OF lis popry n.y.
TIE Now-YCrk Stock Exchange uidia- Assoc dtiG last
year. IL became its landlord, and ceased to be- as
heretofore, nero tenant, tossed to and flo from p,r
change occupied small room i'll what Is known as
Janncey court 1t, also Occupied QIaGier;. IN IN
moved to the Merchants Exchange orcnryng q
room IN the third story OF that building, ana
in the year 1853 il again moved to the Corn EXcanSc
Bank. While there the Schuyler frauds i'll Harlem and
Ney;-Havcn Railway stocks occurred. In 1855 the Board
moved to what called the Lord building III Beaver
from which it removed to its present local ION as ten
with paricu of tne purchase of this property Tor
Sb5OdOO about since. the improvements now al
ded viii make the 20 the Exchange trilc over
SICGUOO The entire SuC tErc nclldiIg Tue vaults COST
the Binding Association sJOOUD.
motion of Mr.. Crrkc, vote or thanks was ullafl
muu,y rendered TO the Building Committee for The say
isacOrI manner in which they Lave performed th'r
duc, The regular business OF the Board was then re-
med
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEW YORK

FORT OF NEW YORK SEPTEMBER ~
CLEARED: ,
sc,,,sri7 Erin ,rl lawson u on. National S'cnmhH 90
Seaia Anne. h;c.1 Ce''r enl VII rsE D.' A. lot
S~,in.h.p FRI pierce phl@cl3.4
seIn ~ ,h4 L! :. J q; p! Eh ILL.,. z,
Fieqiasiip Ffonooa, ii-,.s, l'or,la'd J. p Auc' ,
s Tc!; G"T isso a' 81 81 H 45. '''0''
so Fam Oh Hilton. ayTe snow T. < IS,s
EEs .gcl S %a,% 1 SS, A sJsa l' P A?n
sir Lcaing tar tEr Foot, Nn jan Il,nry Parker
'S s'Sr HG.1 r. i1sai,; sysi ,o,.a9.
Schr p. ioiwi,, Wtcthury stanford
S SSTr. I. ; Tc'fcr BIB West ry:.
fchr. Gen Hail, WORT. Jacksonville. Warren Ray
SoJp MAJ; Cray Chester, uncaSylie.
ARRIVED.
f'9ir CITY o. LG,n @ T J@Ss f p'ig SEPT ''i
SrGp 70 Ws, t'G 5ios sept o. and queenstown
Scutip ill., Drea,r Gay SEPT via Key West 18th, with
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
A FACTORY BURNED IN BROoKLYN-LOss $4,000

A FACTORY BURNED IN BROOkLYN-L0ss $4,000
A fire occurred at p. m. yesterday in the
cotton quilting factory Of Goodman * Meyer on the
second floor the brick building at North Fourth and
sixth-sts Brooklyn, E. d.. caused by friction In the
machinery. Good & Meyer lost their entire stock and
machinery, value $4,000; fully insured The building,
owned by Michael SOlan, damaged 5000 insured
for $40 Ooo in the Andes Company Of Connecticut Mr.
SOau's molling MILL on the lower floor, was damaged
$4,000 insured for 5000 In the STAR Charter Oak and
Hartford Companies Win. Woods clock manufacturer,
occupied the third floor his stock damaged $1,000
insured in the Andes for 81 900. Ely Hoffman, ma
cLniss lose about C0 worth OF stock, and insured
About girls, employed in the factory are thrown out
OF work BY the fire.