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S|1iPWRECKED.
Loss or tho Brig Hampton on
Lake Michigan.
Marrow Escape Of the Crew from a
Wutory Grave.
They Escape on n Raft, and are Picked
Up by Passing Vessel.

~ %no'U ~ n,s ,,orfnoa n,, I'm ,,,r. ,s,,o
,tn,v ,cact ,,,u 1ayo a,l heen to]d with thrilling
m.s. T,a ,,nvaIut howoyor Inn o,coedo1 m auci,
r,,,,.,,r N ho aaor on tho American lskcs tho,oh
Ills life 10 not less nn thas LIE brother
Tho ocean. It would bo difficult to fnd in nil she lit
elnSnv r cscano from eat s TINT uprra,ed
tc or xeor."r rcs,cray by aorno 1ratccl
u,to Of ,hc brig Hampton, Of Racine.
yhis yepscl vnlct from Nacine al halfrast O'Clock
nh sun,ay morning, for Fish orool arcen Bay, whero
she WAS to undergo relatrs. Tho mnso says
SIZE WAS AN otn run
"taen ~" ".,s ,t tu.o 1rv iock. 1Io nenlccted to
posD OF ess pns us Sar,on,oa ~ rls te
,,vos IN ier during trip up tie lake. They met with
a fair wind until between 7 and o'clock in
the evening" at which time they were between
Port Washington nnd shoboygan, hnd ABOUT
fifteen mics from shore. Tho wind, which
WIS plow'uH ,lo n, thov ,rcro .aon entirely nv
with such suaaennees nas .ney s.e' Nv aA0r % ~
hIea md sail shortened with all possible dispaet,hut
.nI ,,f ,y,c ronsumed in tho work. After
.a been a accomplished Tue Startling discovery
made that ...-..-
THE si1rr nAp srnusa LEAK
MI" '"s., ~ ~ 49,, ,,,,+,. ,,i,. l., er1 tbcv cor'd
rev rised Tor tho pumps o'y 10 nnu tney ~ M eoa,a VIZ
not perform their functions. Tho aran1nE OF Inc Old
. .e =. ss.,a ~. ,,,~a f,st nr7 chn,,na I1atchc,1
n .ne puu,p' atp "o1u wovt into III. holI to fro
them but tic water had bad become 70 deep TINT ne TO- could
" ss S " s ~ sss f. ses
@ sss s1s 'aSt ss q essspn Is ths
.p tho ar1ncss snd ser 1snae waa constantly increasing
NV iss ascsndu wa WITH II as scf S o = enh I'll
saltwater sailor VII, somo sspsrIeace ot wrecks,
ng could be done, and tic Inter proposed to cut cut
s n nasty and nglitcn tle slip by relieving her Of
asIor anl ehains Stoves, boilers and other IRON
IL IT'S s1.p Dn1 aowp SIGNS W or W as11nr '
only ss rnea o Saor b2ea tee af
ir wst beldng on deck, aud made bon1res Of ii to
the tS .y 1ny BnysK to s "a'
Tha Captan main approached the tnnso aud begged
him 10 uso lis Ingenuity to sayo the crow. lIatcEe
~ ~ @ ratt an could not make tbs first move In
s::od h,n in ian. and ile volunteered to construct
ihc fral Woodwork that was to bo
aE i, sS so nonE ooss 1p nn iet wsr left IN tho
cuii;n9 out Of tho ulnsta an lashed them securely
hid md oven then it did not gecm strong enough to
'tI Ths ~ ne wateei eagerly the building Of tho raf
edate,y hpn @is III iia.che ana liz orain strs,ousy
npiscted to shs, prcferrns to wait until tho hut
oa'is Tan tcro1Natriekcn sailors, however, threate1-
Cd tIenl, aud tho mate was compelled
10 st,d guard with nxe to prevent them from rti-
Aeuv M ~ uader lis ORDERS they cung to tho ship
nkout m hour longer aid when Il was about going
, 1873-10-01

ero fairly active and easy at 70 for corn, mud Ao
Wheat to Kingaton 1lo, mud to Prescott, 1sXc. This
engagements wcro !: To Dutfalo-srhr Minnie WILL
tamn. barley at u; schrs aIeare. Orphan Boy, aud
Golasn Flence, corn ut 10; bargcs 1ntorOcean, and
Argouaut corn privata terms prop g. D. Rusaol,
wheat ut TIC. TO Kingston-sclr Mary Coploy,
a1l Hammond, wheat at i4c. To rrsecolt-schr On
tnr!e, wheat Ut llNo. To rort!apd yin saula-rrop
Elxabeh oats priyais terms. Total, II capacity
equal TO 15ooo bu whca 2ao, ,o9o corn % 600 barley
and q, 900 oata. =, :.
Intlie afternoon the scbr Lady Dufrcru waa takcn
for wheat 10 Kingston ut lAo selr Emerald corn to
Collngwyoa. on rriyats terms; and props Asia md
Lake Ontario, wheat 10 Montreaiat 2oo capacity $4,000
bu wheat, aud q, QUO bu corn, {
, 1873-10-01

NEW Yonn, Sept. 30.-Tho trade u,ovu,,sut wss
inora actve to-day in 1obbns branches, md nanuac4
turers' agenta report fair salcs to city and coury
1oobors Heavy standard sheotipgs, bleachod ahirt
dri.i. Corset jeans wero quiet and Irregular poita
spot md dirk luadder prints were more active Wool
hannels blankes md repellants are selllg freely,
, 1873-10-01
East Llberty Cutie ranr,xot.

EAST LIBERTY, "a, Sept. 30.-CArr1E-Arrlyale GO
cars. TUE n,nrket Is demoralized. No sales 10 quotc
from, F..
Workers., 4.71taa a.9G.
sneEf-Arrsals, cars beas, 4e1@sc; med,um, 20
4lsc; common, 10 sales.
, 1873-10-01

-"Little Alaea,"a dwarf comedian, Just three
feet high, recently got into an alteration with D
Sun Francisco six-footer, and stabbod him on
Ae did it.,
, 1873-10-01

oIl.iu u sst ~: """ ''''''o"ae pef'oa7 aS' soaF
nEor1p1s.
for Since ,yau.. Same
lumber, .3S,6Si bas,as7 '' pl4.<is 4o:I
shingIa m. ,......,..,,i6 lid 4is''f11
Iatl, m...,........... 9'670 Gs,901 as,S39
fSr Stree ian. !sans
,seek; !, Ie79: TIM, is73.
shn1es, nnes, M aSsSSa asISsa 9l913 i
Iati, nj. .. ........... a,0ls 0s,ao2 Ss'ssa
dull, md pricea aro considerably lo,yer thar, last week.
Tle locks hive bccn full md 1t present tho rfyer n
full Of Iunber-a,ca craft which arrived Of, Mont,ny
narning. Owing to- tho panic, md conpcqueit ecar-
, 1873-10-01
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

~ TUESDAY EVENING, Hcpt. 20.
The following table gives tho roceip.s and nhpncnta
or lnfnbo', l"ts. , shalcH for tho pnst week aud
s!nso Jan! a73, nnd corresponding periods lust your,
elltltftN SeDt. n7s -'
, 1873-10-01
THE MURDER OF GEN. M'cooR.

Shn]l sny a word Of Gen. SlcCooh. who was
murdered here 10 recently2 Tho hall remains
exactly in the same. condition aB when tho sanr-
dor "as committed and, when siowing the over
tho brolicn window, It seemed as' though tho
conflict WAS but Just closed, and tllat tho victim
mutt yet be near. I talked with two mon who
saw every move Of Wintor1nute, who agroe that
secuted here OF his shooting in solf-dofonge or
from my persouai fcnr, and it l,aa been only by
exercising extreme caution that lla hes heen
saved from popular violence. N.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

emitting the holder to admission to the Pair
and a chance in the Grand Lottery.
Par ties presenting their tickets at the gate fol
admission to the Fair should be particular and get
their numbered coupons back from the Gate
Keeper as they can only claim drawn prizes on
The Directors of the Association having through
a series o. years resor ed to every means in their
power keep alive and foster this Association,
identified With the progress and development Of
the resources OF our State, and finding themseve
at present involved to an extent that epdangere
its very existence, have adopted the following
plan which to them seem the only practical and
certain way ofraIsng funds necessary to perpetu-
ate this Institution and place 1t upon basis that
will eunble it to continue its of usefulness
The obj ct of the Association is to create re
newed inteiest among all classes of our citizens in
our coming Far and al the same time by offering
large inducements. stimulate the sale of its tickets
to all exteGt that will enable it to realize an
amount adequate to its pressing wants.
The plan adopted by the ASSOCIATION is to issue
20O.t 00 tickets, at fifty cents ticket, the same
price as is usual for admission 20 the Fair, with a
coupon attached bearing a number; the said ticket
the coupon to be retained by himself
On the last day of the Fair numbers correspond
ing with the number of tickets issued Will bs
placed il wheel and all Of the prizes in another,
when the grand drawing will take place under the
supervision of the following well known gen
tlemen:
l. N Marks ESQ. President of the Mechanics and
Agricultural Fair Association:
kR-We, the undeTs gutd, have received youl
communication asking cur aid in superintenGIug
the drawing OF the Grand Lottery on the Fail
Grounds at your next Fair, and fully recognizing
the Importance of the enterprise which YOUR As
sociatio has labor ed earnestly to establish and
believing the plan you have adopted to be thor
ougtly practical and well worthy the confidence
and support OF the public, cheerfully comply With
your request
- Hoping your Association may find IN this plan
the relief earnestly sought for we remain, with
much respect, very truly Yours,
GENERAL G. r BFAUREGARD.
HON L. A. WGLTZ
Mayor of the city OF New OrleanA
Charles Cavaroc, Esq Patrick irwin Esq,
James l. bay Esq, c. A Whitney, Esqs
L. H. Gardner ESQ. Z. B. Briggs, Esq,
W. s. Pike, Esq, J. II. Oglesby, Esq,
s. H. Kennedy Esq, Charles Pothotf, Esq.
B. F. Flanders, Esq, Albert Baldwin, ESQ.
Lonis Schneider, Esq.
For full particulars concerning the scheme, sale
of tickets and other information address
LUTHER HOMES.
Secretary Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Aeso-
citation. de22 Up
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
AUCTION SALES.
By C. E. GirardeY & Co.

it is for occupation. As this Offering will be the
first great sale of the season, where all the prop
erty will peremptorily be sold free from all taxa
ton excepting that of the current year, payable
only in 1873 and with the guarantee or one OF tho
oldest aud best authenticated titles IN the State,
it s be hoped that those having mt ans to invest
will examine the property and attend the sale,
favorable
Terms and Conditions-One fifth CASH balance at
one, two, three. four, Eve six, seven, eight nlne
and ten years credit for notes of the purchasers,
secured by mortgage and venders lien Oh the prop
erty sold, bearing six per cent per aDnum interest
from the day of sale until their maturity. II not
then punctually paid eight per cent. per annun,
until final payment. The act of mortgage to COZ
tain the five per cent attorneys fee clause-ths
improvements to be kept insured and the policies
to be transferred to the vendors and the act of sale
at the expense of the purchasers before Joseph
Fahey, notary public. fe9
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
BY G. z. Girardey & Co.
PROPERTY CORNER OF DUMAISR ANn ROMAN
STREhTS.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL KENNY.
SALE IN PARTITION.

sesprd District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 49, 8T9.
bY L. T.. GIRARDEI & CO. NICHOLAS
ID j. Hoey, AUCti0neer-Cfice No 1! Exchange
place-SATURDAY March Is, 1873, at twelve
O'clock NJ. at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Bx-
change ON ROval street, By virtue of p Judgment
of the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans. viii be sold by public auction,
for account OF the succession OF Michael Kenny,
the following described proi erty, to Wit
A LOT OF GROUND in the Second District OF
tlis city in the square bounded by Dumaine, Ro-
man, ST. Philip and Pricur streets, and measuring
IS ieet inches lines front on Dumane street. by
100 feet ia depth and front on Roman street, to
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon Also,
PORTION or GROUND adjoining che above
and measuring ~ feet inches lises front on Du-
maine street 20 feet inches lines on the side
next to Roman street, a line perpendicular 10
Dumaine street and IS feet inches on the other
side, dlae e0pal line.
Terms-One third cash; remainder at one and
two years credit in notes bearing interest Of eight
per cent per snnum from date of sale until final
payment with clau5e of five per cent attorneys
fees in eve Mt of suit to enforce payment secured
by special mortgage and insurance of improve
1nens and transfer Of policy and purchasers to as
sumo paynent all taxes for 1872, over and above
the d.
lct OF sale and Cntted States stamps. al the
expense ef purchasers before W. j. Castell, notary
r1bIc fe6 l. mil Is
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTLOEEER--
b once No IS Exchange alley.-THURSDAY,
March g. l9-3, at twelve O'Clock NJ, VIII be
sold at public auction al the St Louis Auction
Exchange on st Louis street, between Chartres
and Royal st Gets by virtue of and in puI sance to
an order from the Hon. A. L; Ilssot judSe OF
the Se1ond District Court tor the parish OF Or
leans dated January -, 1879, for account oil the
above SUCCESSION -- -.. -,
. /. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
al! the buildings and improvements thereon STU
ataSl in the Sixth District of this city, designated
as lot No. l. in the square bounded oY Jersey Oc-
tava Levee 9 and Joseph streets, measuring " LeeI
| inch front on Joseph street by 70 fret IT lnches
depth. between parallel lines, and front Gu Jer
sey street. - l,,.>
SQUARE and district above, designated as lot No
2 measuring 90 f. 1T inches front on Joseph street
by 95 feet II inches in depth, between parallel
3. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND adjoining the
above in the same square and district above men,
toned ilesisnat. as lot No. B. measuring 29 feet
inches trout on Joseph street by - feet ii inches
in depth, between parallel lines .
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
aIl the buildings and Improvements there IN, ad-
Joining the above and in I he same square and dls.
trict desi ignated as lot No. ), measuring "A feet |
inch lines front on Joseph street, by rs feet IL
inches i'll deDth, between parallel lines
). A CERTAIN LOI OF GROUND adloinlng the
above and in the same square aud district, deslg-
rated by the No. s. mFa 'uriDg 10 feet front on
Joseph street, by l39 feet ) Inches in depth, be-
6. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, adjoining the
above and in the same square and district, de5lS-
nated a. LOT No 7 measuring 50 feet front on
Joseph street. by l39 feet inches in depth, De
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, adjoining the
above and i'll the same square and district, Gesig-
mated as lot No. g. measuring 50 feet front on Jo-
seph street by lG9 feet inches in depth, between
parallel lines. -,
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings thereon i'll same square and district
rs all the lots above described, designated by the
No J. measuring % feet front on Jelsey street, by
81 feet inches in depth, between parallel lines.
The whole to be sold according to piaE of Arthur
de Armas surveyor and civil engineer, dated Jan
nary 10. 1873, and to be prior TO sale at Ex
change.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
act of sale before Christovai Morel notary pub
hc together with internal revenue stamps, etc
at the expense of the purchaser
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
INSURANCE.
CUa MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital $500.

ANNA. S-sTBMEEr FOR THY :EAH ifra.
Amount OF premiums :or She yea, ...... s25l $50 55
Less uRteruuated risks and return
premiums. ........o.o.... ...-.-......... 81 ~ 70
Net earned premiums, ns,...............kl r. 1876 %. %
Losses paid, reserve fund, re-.
insurances and Unadiustei
losses. ....e......-.... 2 I1s'
General eXpensrs. taxes and
int. on capital. f8.522 ::
Less SCOUT and
interest ....... 800 49, ;, 3! '5-'G6 80 %
Net prOht ,.....,......--........... Sbo'8+ Y
Assets of the Company estimated ~ thei! mar-
ket YaiueS-e
Bonds stocks and scrp-....o SJIO i93 %
Loans Oh pledge and MOI tgas....-...... 6} 1l5 20
Bills rrceiv" bic and premiums due N2E' %
Cash on hand. i+.1l4 II
The Board OF Directors have declared cash
dividend of THTRiS PER CENT on the net earned
participating premiums tor the year ending Decem-
Der 81 1872, payable on the twenty seventh Jan.
uary, 1873; also, to stock holders TEN PER CENT
upon the capital stock, payable on demand.
JAMES !. DAY President.
fgoMAs AyDRK7os. Secretary.
Parties desiring insurance are requested 20 no
tice that this OLD and RELIABLE company IS
issang policies fire, river and marine risks upon
the most favorable terms; and, under the
AMENDED CHARTER insurers gill. if they so
elect, receive dividends of their proportions of
profits of the Company in cash, without the re-
quire ementS of becoming q sJOCkhOlder, or b cash
assured of the utmost liberalitB IN the adjust
ment aud settlement of losses
Office No. 81 Camp street. corner OF CONNER
cial alley, New orleans. s20 3m Su We Sa
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
BY Charles E. Fortier.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SUCt BSSION OF THOMAS J. BECK.
DY CHARLES K. FORTIER, ACC-
Id tioneer-Office No. 81 Exchange alley.-MON-
DAY, February II, 1879 at II A. NJ, will be sod
on the premises on Eleanor street bet ween Laurel
and Live oak streets. by order of the honorable
second District Court for he parish of Orleans
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIrCRE.
Terms-Cash on the spot. feS II l6+
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
AUCTION SALES.
suCCEsSrsS OF LOUIS HoULOa

DS q. vAfETOs. AUcTfoNEEe-0fFfCE
Is Nos. IS and 81 Magazine street by virtue of an
order from the Hon A. L. Tissot, judge Of the
dated January %, 1879, No. So (D3 or the dock of
said court, will bs sold at public auction, on
THURSDAY. February 20. at 10 A. h-
TIE CONTENTS OF THE STORE situated az
the corner of Bienvile and Old Levee streets, con
sisting OF a general assortment OF Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Cigars. Pipes etc. together
all the fixtures of said store.
And on the following day. FRInAi, February
2l, at twelve O'clock NJ, will be sold at the corner
of st. Ferdinand and Ca acalvo streets
THE CONTENTS or TOBAO. F4CT0Ri,
consisting of Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco.
Cigars, Steam Engine Machinery, and all the i'm
piements of tobacco foctory.
Terms-Al sums up to 49o, cash; 81 200 to $500,
sixty days and above $780, ninety days for indOrsed
paper to the satisfaction of the administrator,
bearing eight per cent interest per annu1n from
date of sale until paid fel I'd
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

IN THE DISTTI:"c COURT OF THE
tSII.1Is Stairs.
G'Sfh;rT or LOUISIANA.
~ .!iE MATTER OF N.Rl: d. !. IREiE'lSF
B1nkfuYt.
Sn SnnhruEtcy-So. 1@t5.
fFIHR UNDERSIGNED HEREST GIVES TOTi9B
a of his !.on tment assignee of the estate !
Maria D. A. Fr' zevant, "a CarTolltUn, Jefferson
parish, louisiana. adiudged = bank.up. upon her
own petition
RE MORTON, Assi gnee.
nov ORLEANS. pehsuayJ !. lg2. te4 u "a
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

DH EEGFFiIAN, MARKS & CO.. ALEX.
Nd LEVY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 80 Chartres
straet-On FRIDAY. February II, 1875, 10
A NJ. at the store known as The City of New York
No. AZ Car al street. between Carordelet and Ba.
rome streets, will be sold by order of the official
assignee
THE ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE OF c. B Pah-
meyer, in bankruptcy, consisting of Kid Gloves:
Fancy Goods, COrsets, Pertumery, show Cases and
store Fixtures
The above without any reserve whatever
BY order of the official assSnees-
Terms-Cash. To2 = 8 10 ii II ~ II
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
MACHINERY.

GHAKEsPEA3 FOUNDRY.
(sfrod street, Between RRr0nue and Dry.
ades Streets, New Orleans.
Joseph S. Shakespear, =. Smith, s. Svooa
SHAKB5PBAR SMITH CO.,
(Successors Geddes. ;hakespear Coz,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS AND MACHINlST5
manufacture every variety OF Steam Engines, Sugar
Mills Centrifugal Machines, Saw Mills, Draining
Machines, Mill and Gin Gearing and Crate Bars
store Fronts, Columns, fentiiators and Sash
Weights
Blacksmith work of all kinda. ep27i iy
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
By Hoffman, Marks q Co.

By Hoffman, Marks & Co.
q
ASSIGSEES SALE.
KID GLOVES. FANCY GOO DS. CORSBTS. PER
FuMBRY, SHOW CASES AND STORE FIN
TCRES.
tE TIE MATTER OF c. B. PAFISiEIER. IL BANK.
3UPTCI Nc. 1855.
Dsttfc; Court OF the United States OF America foT
the District OF Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

fhe above statement is trrle and correct tran
script from the books Of the company.
KASPAR AUCH. President.
Ioyi. MATHIS. Secretary.
STAfs OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty
second day OF January lS73. JOHN DAILY,
Sixth Justice Of the Peace, Parish OF 0Tleanss
st meeting of the Board of Directors, held on
the twentieth day OF January. 1873 1t was resolved
TO DE- clare dividend OF SIXri-ElGHT PER GENT
amount paid i'll, to b" credited on stock notes.
KASPAR ACCH. TEesident.
LTVJs MATa1s. Secretary.
At .he anruai election. held on tt" thirteeEth
instant, the following gentlemen were eIeeted ID
rectors. 20 serve during .te eusuiDs year:
EasIsr Auch. :. h. Keller,
q. Y. Th..smar, Heury beusel. ir,
Philip DrUmm, John Sch.ilanE.
Gustav. Beck, william, NJ HE.
LOUIS FIessxt, =. = krans
y. H. scheme. Bdzile nabaf.
Robert Jackson T. II. Burton.
Henry Rice. J. B. Cotton,
Louis Mathis, Or. S. 5. Wood.
John Purcell. J. II. Norton,
". z Fish J. 81. Dcni7reEc,
i. r. GhcVailey. Daniel HOldCrItl.
Henry EllerInaun.
And at meeting Of the Board, held Or the
tWsnt.cnl instant, RASPAR AUCH. Esq, was un.
amin olLSly rsecleoted President; ROBERT JACKSON,
Esq. Vice President; and JOHN PURCELL, ESQ., In
spectOr. LOUIS MiTHL5, Secretary.
s2S I'M
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

DR. CURTIS addresses those particularly who
have placed themselves under the care OF Ignorant
advertising charlatans, from whom theV have re-
ceived no relief. ard who, III fact have done them
more harm than good. Medicine, like all other
sciences is progressive, aud every year demon
of great curative power. Dr.. CCRFtS has SO ar
ranged his treatment that il viii afford not alone
immediate relief. but permanent cure.
The Medical Times says: Dr. Curtis system
the result of twenty years successful practice
differs from all others In genera! use, and com
source OF RELIEF Many cases pronounced incur
able have yielded successfully to the remedies en-
plOyed by him.
MANHOOD.
Two Hundredth Edition
Revised and corrected by the author g. de :. CIz.
tis, NJ. D., +. r. G. s. etc.
(Late Surgeon Turkish Contingent
A medical essay on the cause and cure Of 7rema-
1ure decline in man showing how health-J lost,
and how regained. 1t clear Eyl opsis to the
impediments marriage, the treatment of ex-
ha ,ted vitality etc, the results of twenty years
successful practice
tul, whether he be parent prsceptor or clergy
man.-LJndOn Times.
CURTIS ON MAEHOOD.-This book should be
read by she young for inst ucton, and by the
afflicted for relief 1t will IN u.e no sne-LondoG
Medical Gazette.
Price tif,y cents by mail address the author.
DR.. CURTIS, No. Rampant street, New Orleans.
DIR. Curtis would once more impress upon these
patients who have corresponded With him the
necessity of personal interview. He never leaves
his home practice, and his stay in New Orleans Is
necessarily limited to one month.
tal5 Ina 1p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
MEDICAL.
JNPORTAST MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. E.DE f. CURTIS.
AUTHOR or MANHoOD-MBDECAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE, ETC.
Begs to inform his Southern patients that he has
been called to New Orleans TO attend upon an i'm
pOrtant case there which will detain him for about
one month in the city. and that he can be con
suited at
Ss. . Rampant Street.
Between Canal and Custonho1se.
Daily from 10 A. NJ. to . P. NJ: from to P 81. On
Sundays from Il A. NJ to P. ID cSy.
DR, CURTIS has devoted twenty Sears OF his
practice entirely to the treatment OF
NERVOUS DISEASES
sRtSING FROM PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
ABUSES OF THB SYSTEM
AND OTHERS APPERTAIsIyG THERETO.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall of
the rivers, at 3:43 P. M, local time, yester-
Qay ss foIiows.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
BUSINESS CHANGES.


TAe death OF Nr. CUTHBBRr H. SLOCOMB sin
cause no change in the style Of our firm. which
will be continued as heretofore.
SLOCOMB, BALDWIN & co.
New Orleans. February 1. 1879. ft+ I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09

EENEUTONLa INSURANCE GONYASt, ,
No, III tsrRyfer street,
lnsures agains:
Fire, Marine and River Risks,
At the Lowest Tariff Rates.
4. Elmer BADER, President.
CHAS. ENGSTFELD, Vice President.
GSORGR STROMEyER, Secretary.
First Fiscal Year.
Premifms received ....................4l8 4l8i.iS =
Fire. marine and river losses
YRd.. b34 "a: ~
Reinsurances, rebates. eI.
s53,l24 Is
Total amou2t o. assets ts..............S 79i 9l9 Is
DECLARED:
Interest on capital paid in, ten per cent.
Dividend on capital paid in, eight per cent.
Dividend on Vremiums paid. sixteen 9ss cen.
TRUSTEES.
Heury abraham. \. Kat,,
Louis Schneider, 4 Elmer Bader.
Joseph Keller, ". B. Schmidt,
N A. Baum.arlsn. Th. odore Lilienthas.
r. Sieg. y. T. Del Bondio,
C. H Mluer. Isaac ScheIck.
II. Eicke S. L. Nasts,
;. n. SchwaFts Charles Engstf.ld,
II. Pohlman. Lonis SchVarE,
81. Frank, F. Rickert,
x. Weis.nbSca. Ii. r. Gegrevr,
T. RodeT. J q. WildermsnA
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