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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29
Glendinning, DAVIS 4 Amory's closing prices wer'

Reading closed In PhlIadeIphIa at NV
William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time, and II to
2 per cent bonus 90 days at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

ROAD BoEDs based on a large property as well a. On
large and constantly -saeyeasng income.
The building and management Of the road are con-
Quoted with such economy and integrity ~ 10 make
the investment VERY PROFITABLE AND PERFECTLY
SAFE.
E. d T. FAIRBANKS g. Co, st. Johnsbury, Vt,
FAIRBANKS 81 Co, No. 81 Broadway, New-York.
FAIRBANKS, Brown & Co, No. 2 Milk st, Bestoo.
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
M0SrCLAR RAILWAY Bonds
guaranteed by the Midland Railway for sals AZ %
JAMESON, SMITH & CoTTING, IA Broad+t.
For SALE,
MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price, 20.
MUsGRAvE d Co., 10 Broadst
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The days business at the u. &. Sub-Treasury
covered:
Gold receipts t629543 81 Currency pay
Gold payments. 9l1,Ha IS lnents.-:.. toV,oJo l3
Gold balance 323 0S Cur'cy balance COS 81
Currency re'pts. 56O679 81 Customs.... 1000 o.
Foreign exchange has been quiet and rates I'M
changed Business was doing, however, consider.
ably under the closing rates, which are annexed:
davs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

Inoloded above . baes AIHFt
transactions have been more hner
have advanced l6aie per o. Ae closes strong
sales last evening MAY loo bales At 10 sse9 lpe,
go At ia 7Ise Jqy 8 232c August t0D 81 10 lec 0e
Der 100 at l7le; November go at lie total 100 9ss Aes
day an 10 -Hay 200 lac; June, 100 al 10 g1c, 30
IA Tide 100 Al 10 l52e 800 ,tl8 7l6, 800 at 70 IS BE 100
Is Lie go At 10 532c 100 a, 3ie LOO at 10 ee go ~,
400 Al S 6c 500 10 l7-3lc July, 300 AZ 10 l.2e. Ll9
10 ee 100 At 10 % c 500 al ~ ill6c. 100 a. t ~ a.
sie IS 3ee August 30 a. u ll'Jse pDat 70 LIS 80
October l7i 100 at II Slice Eesenber go At u liee 30
Al lie december 6ic total s40O baies grand % sac
ha. 100 May for June veni te pA 70 erehanss ~
August s6e paid TO eIehasss w oe- Io' Aast
Lckaeauna and western Railroad Company
SOW today at regular monthly sale sO tons SHtou toa1
m. aendspce Of buyers small but the bidding SPIRITED f
pne. slightly advanced The ossg liable snoy The o- ts
pared With tbose " ne at AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

THE CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS Of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAIL
WAY Co., issued upon completed trunk line lbe-
tween St. Louis and Nashville, Tenn.,) earning NOR
than enough TO pay interest and operating expenses
Price, 90 and interest Sold by
WMsLow IL WILSON.
20 Willam-st
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THE MONEY MARKET.
MAY ~. 1873.

... ti'ys'.'-estt ''1-'. r.. MAY ~, 1873.
sAIrs AT TIE STOCK KxCuANGE-oFFIcIAL REPORT
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE Inpo'-
FIRST CALI lot O'CLOCK A. M.
sales Of Goperrrrent BoTds' ~. 50, 10
200o0 u. e. $40 Cou, '67 LOCO Us o., f G ,ea 1904
hc...- -. 1911 1900 Ub.b0 Cou o0''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

COFFkE-The narket vas quet anI 80
ported Rio quoted sdlsc and java by 1e god he oo,
Inc is the telegram May !; ss for the In ss
81 900 bags clearance 5000 bags oAiny 'oo sssfssT
daily receipts $500 bags stock, lsOOo bags Pnee' 9" M
ehsnge 25fd. 49,.
FLOUR AND MEA-The inquiry for Flour IS hight and The nac
unsettled grades under ~ common spnnf 40
with hte inclination Ga the pan s
trade present shippers holding Aa t
prices the the market IS lover Tor moa gs
especially for ground and grades Of Spring sa
q aa We
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Marp!e ano blaie Hlanlcls.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N IzSG WORKS, ia and ~ Ran Kghe,nlhsL Marble and
nsIsd Msn.els Thng Marble COun Monuments pnees that
deiy competition Marble tErning for the trade
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
elegant dgnA Slate u every description. MARBLE
WOOD MANTELs. 7. u. STEWART Co, 20 aud zI2 West
TweatY.ihini-sL near se'enth-aye
HNHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
their UnionsqaAfe Fourhate ADD seven
offering large assortment Of hANThLs CRATES
kc comprising may unique eeFas 81 ppeS challenging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29
Inactive and firm here, closing on the basis Of 1915
% 121i for 1aa7s Fisk & Hatch report as foll0ws:

Sta to bonds were dull Tennessees were down 70
sOt for the new ISSUE which was exceptionally &C
tve old issue sold at 81 and Missouri Sizes ct Vs.
The followino ware the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29
4 N0RT,E LIFE PORTRAYED.

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED. .,. .,uro
N REy AND EDITION OF HORACE GthbLbl AZ "
BIOGRAPHY Appendix containing Memoir OF hs I years Anu
Dealt and the best Of his famous Campaign SpeeeheS
avn EEsT PUBJsHKD, HEPhB-
sxxTtSa As SUMNER or 1874
Greeleys Autobiography and also Tor some
more Of the wonderful intellectual display weob De
made during Eastern aud Western tours the rrenoenn Yam
a on 1872 have edition Of the
NTH very barge Appendix continuing the story Of h HE 70 tse enc
enrnR The suggestive Of bis many admirable ana
brilliant Campaign speeches and concluding with an exhaustive anu
admirable analysis Of the campaign, originally prepared by nt non
Isms Pile erutei Minister the Hsgue. There -,
beSoss pretty complete collection OF Mr. GreeeJs Miscellaneous
Writings including others his famous controversy "'n e
Dale Owen on Marriage aud Divorce a. 60.
Handsomely bOupd 10 cloth, With two Persl % seh V
ceinto Of Address THE NeW.lofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29
Eam-5 SCHOOLS.

COLUMBIA C0LLEGE-ENTRANC En-
~ admission this will
eIhed the College East Po nnhst Between Madison and
FRIDAY June 90 beginning 81 O'Clock The
will be extended through the following DAY.
very desirable that all candidates should present themselves
''''f'' PA p BARNARD LID. President
COLUMBIA C0LLEGE.-The final examna-
~ uon Of Senior Class Coumbis College will
MONDAY May 26 during following three
day during MONDAY TUESDAY NBDE BsDAY Of the
week succeeding beginning at IN O'Clock esob dAy.
concluding the Jnbor Sophomore,
Freshman Classes will MONDAY June g. and will
until SATURDAY June H. inclusive beginning At the
hour
The parents College the
University friends Of education generally
yited TO attend y A. y. BARNARD. Ii d.. President
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QeGrbers.

VHUlUfI5.
ALL TEACHERS wanting POSITIONS send
IN Mutual Plan reporting vacancies and sng all grad.
Address AMER EDUCATIONAL UNION" 737 Broadway, n y
educated German, understanding French
IN and Music would like opposition NURSERY COVERINGS
sEAMSTRESS preferred In the region the NORTH River
eIeelsbt references Address X R, Boz 2oa Y.Po
A YOUNG English lady is desirous of meet
ing With for the hohdays good muehn
81 position children slarY object Highest
references Address HALL Benuth College LondOn Ono
T'ROY FEMALE SEMINARY.-Th trustees
Of this Institution desire 70 make arangpent with
tent To take charge Of IL Apply 70 JOHN H. WILLARD
Beerttsry, Troy, H.. Y
1.-TWO YOUNG LADIES, of several years ex-
penee would e 70 make engagements for the ne school year
Teachers Of Konton. hatbemsues and higher English bneb
Address TEACHERS, BOT 49, Tribune 0hee.
MANTED-A SITUATION, next Fall, by a
w Foreign Lady o years experience teacher OF FSeh
ana music Visiting GOepes private
or family Address H. H. Herald Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

City bank shares were quiet; sales of Union re-
ported at 1888; Commerce, l16, American Exchange
1904; Continental, sel@sO, and North America 100
Tba .not at;oDa anueYed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

Address all orders TBB TRIBUNE w-iofE
T IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
Head and Bust-We Unexpectedly received few copies Of
Of Mr. Greeley THE plate destroyed nc TIE
Boston 6re), AMI offer them at the regular pree, 81
The Lthograph Of Nj Greeley and Family still TO be had per
copy. Sent by mail, postage paid Address , -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

~ Literature, Art Science ana historY-lb
Trbsne Almanac Tribune Extra Sheets eontsining
Lecture Extra l-Ilusated-fyndas six Lectures on Lf5
I.tne Extra No 2-Beebers Compulsory Education hedss
heT, oftbe stuston; Phipss Lost Arts Beovss Is There
Go5J MARI Twans Sandwich Island Letters -
Lecture Extra No SIllustraidProt Wider Bran snd hhG
prof Rsre Discoveries the Speocope Prof foangs
Copouess; Prof Youngs Knowledge Of the sun
tta Extra no ASiI Shkespsresn Studies by John Weiss
.ev All Stables National Academy Course; Paton Pilgrim Fathers
Men Of Busine Bret II srte's Argonauts OF 49,
Lee. No 5-Iiustraed-Three Lectures BY Pro Louis
R Hearing Voice and Speech aud The Explanation
BENZ Smans Deep Placer Mining IN Cal
Norma Dr X RAYMOND The Senses Parke Goodwin
True False Prof L. YOumans on The Limits o. Seence
Lecture Extra 6Beechers Lectures for Minister'S
Ttghts for Mnse-Thosgbt PayerPrayr Meeting A
Is-1Re Ideal in Churches IN the
Cbureh-The Fingers Of the Church -,
Lecture Extra No LBehers concluding Lectures kensas tne
Reyyash Religious III
peneuc Also Church" by de- SchVeintz Greed
Statements" BY King The Death Menace by Bo'e
ard A History Of Sectarian Appropriations"
Rrtra-Credt Mobier-Evdence and Reports
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FOR SALE.
THE MARKETS.

ouotsuous are based Cotton rore r0nnins 10 qua
tst haf Grade above below the sradr quoted.
sALEs yoR PsSssET pxLISxHr
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Mem 11nblitallons.
.AGEH0T's
ENGLISH CONSTITUTIONS.
Published This Day BY
ITO washington.st- Boston.

LITTLE, BROWN & CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

IL As the drawing from original designs that 10
the unique part OF the and the most interesting
feature Of the exhibition. 1t this side OF the
movement that the hearty cooperation OF Mas
saehusets manufacturers, especially the mill-Owners
They realize that every step in this direction is much
in their pockets so much In favor Of home products.
The great difficulty, they say that experienced IN
petnR with foreign fabrics IL not in the quality Of the
goods but In securing designs OF equal excellence For
eigD fabrics much poorer In quality frequently sell be-
cause Of this very superiority in design. When Mr..
smith told the teacher that be should introduce draw
his own words they nearly tainted away - but now
there IL no weekly exercise which is welcomed more by
teaeher The scholar IL not left entirely alone ia this
matter Of composition, but is furnished with q few
sne materials 70 weave together into such designs az
they ehOose The material may BE- perhaps few simple
outlines into which ivy leaf something else which
me SCHOLAR has learned TO draw, is % be introduced
The eclOar goes home thinks about 10 during the week.
completes his plan rough piece OF paper, and when
tAe boaT Tor dTaWiEg comes, the emu0ns peRe1s are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

FIRST BoAkD-lOt A. M oak aud Rail
SoL,. q, STATE Bonds-Rdtirodd BOnds. Dunn '
sues +" ''''' Express Stocks. DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

Tennessee O.. old.
l0.0O0-Sl
Tenn. 6s, new.
25,0O0-s0t 4, 500
Missouri Is.
s,0o0-93hc, s33
Alabama g., 9j.
I,0O0-S6bbc 49,.
n. Y. Cen. "a, 70.
1,0O0-lmt
N. Y. Cent g., 81.
5,0o0-92
Mich. go. y. f.
9,0o-102a
Cent. Pac. gold b.
3,0O0-l03t
u. Pa. X. r lst.
e,0O0-S, ~
On. Pac. u L. CT.
81, 000-70, 60.
u. Pacific los In.
1l,OO0-t0, 81
Tol. Il Whb. Let,
st. Louis Div.
2,So-M1
c., ca |. G. LIST
1,000-S9
g. e. d L. G., I'd.
2,000-n
Tol., Peoria d W.
LIST, W. ID.
1.00I-Sst
b., III. d T.. LIST.
l0,000-36
Bur. G. Rap.& NJ.
LIST mtge.
2,O00-S9i, 10
Canada 30. LIST.
I,0O0-94, 9i!bc
N. Y. Cen. Il Hud.
I,600--l01aoc, I, 9
l,700-lWi, lNs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

PROFESSOR BLAcxMASs C0H'.ERC:AL
COLLECT. No. 5 CAMP STEEET.-We cali
srec:a! attention O: ouT young men TO the
card o: Frofesso: J. w. B.ackmans Comm Z
c.a. College elsewhere 70 be found in.ouS
columns Of t4:s morning. This old standby
and eaterDr;s:ng institution has adopted
tie wise and prudent plan Of reducing the
prices o. tuition for ali business branches
during the summer months, at least forty
rar cent ba.0v that OF former years
Tnl;.ze many so-called business colleges
throughout tie country. which are Obliged
70 c;ose & part OF the year for want o.
na.ronag ge, Professor Blackman's CONNER
ciai College has al this season OF the year
ten times as many students as 1t had at tAe
same season during its pas. tTentJ'lou
wears Of prosperous existence among Us
Young men. attend this commercial college
or ca anu examine for yourselves. Send
for COLLEGE circular. Address W. 5. Nit
cbeil, business manager, New Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
PROPOSALS.,

TEEA-rR. eE,.z..z.-
Office Of Supervising ArcLitcc.. Nay . 4
cEALED PROPOSALS VILE BE RECEIVE. ~
- tits Oaice until twelve o clock .... ",OShS-
DAY J,.ue 1, as follows:
!. For the purchase Of the 5Ia- .ne so3p.cs %
in tie city OF New Orleans, Lou.o.2. -. s4s
buildings thereon.
2. For the purchase Of tie buildings 20 be SO
moved By the purchaser within ski days arcs
date OF acceptance OF pIoyo5al
For the purchase Q. the LAID " ----t GEv
bu!lG.n9s
This property is e!gib,v located. and c1ast..U.so
the 81 Care Of ground bounded by GTdvie-, BIO II,
Common aid y WAite streets, AID IS ne4gT i9 feet
s4.aTe.
Terms of Sa,e-Ca7L oa dc.!Tery Of F.=sess.oa.
The department reser-es tle f.8!t u l. &c: any
CT al bids il deemed for the interest OF tie gov
erl,atGt 20 d.
Al PROPOSALS sao-,d be ildsgsed ''Pr0p0s4i5 for
Marine Hospital property at New orleans Lol IL
iaaa,' and al digesssd to the uadersig gaed
A 3. VI LEFT,
my22 lst Supervising Arcuiteeis
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
For Auction and Sherih's Advertisements
See suuoiezment Of SATURDAY..

Far Auction and Sherifl's Advertisements
see Supplement of Saturday.
BY E.sa : HoDGS0N, at II o'clock, at the St.
Cla-ie5 Auction Exchange, a lot OF ground,
vii same slate roof house, Camp street,
be.wcea s.. Andrew and Josephine streets
By c. {. GIRARDEY & CO., at II O'Clock at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, lot,
VII. H:.i ..iing5 thereon, on corner Camp aad
TlaLa stress on Rampant street, between
Clio and Ca,.iope streets, and on Annuncia'ion
stree, between Sixth and Seventh streets;
as5 sG:.a.e Of ground bounded by Plaque
m.acs Pe:rier Bel,ecastle and Vslmont streets.
By 0. yALaToE, a. u O'Clock at st. Charles Ave
ton Exchange. the valuable three story brick
hui d!a, corner OF Burgundy and Duma.ne
streets
By G. De FE2IET l. CO., at IL O'Clock at ST.
Lou.s Auction Exchange, lot Of ground with
Improvements thereon, in square bounded by
Bien7.ie, Marais, Cont and Where streets
as0 q square o. ground, with Improvements
thereon il square bounded by ST. Anthony.
Stephen, Graud BagateLe and Leondas
stsce.1. also, two lots Of ground, with build
Iags tLereou, il square bounded by Palmyra
ecj:-av, Common and Roman streets.
81 THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, a. II O'Clock
a. the entrance to the CustomLouse, the
stea.iboa. Marce.la her tackle, machinery,
BYR NJ & 2. ). MONTGOMERY, at II O'Clock
al No 81 Ea.ciez street furniture, etc, also, a.
iloc.1c. at Leonard Il Maxwe.s stables. on
Bl-olle street, near Union street, hoiscsp
miles, b.gS:es wagons, etc.
SY SHERIFF HARPER, at u clock, at Merchants
AID AGct!oaeers Exchange portion O.
gr3G-G via Improvements, II RckerT.Le, or
S. George street, between Peters avenue and
Gct:v.I street. Also, lot of ground, with i'm
Sr5ve2eats on Napoleon avenue, between Ma.
game aaI Live Oak streets. Also, To- OF
ground VITA buildings thereon on Coliseum
street between " ashia gton avenue aad Fourth
st,ea' Also, undivided half of lot or Poeyta.re
street, between Magazine and Constance
s..eet. A.ao a lot of ground on ST. Peters
etsee. between Claiborne and Derbigny streets.
Also two lots Tonti, between Cana. and
Cus-omLo:3e streets. Also, the steamboat 3.
L. E0dge Also, the costumes, musical AID
dramatic Libraries, decorations, scenery, etc,
OF tie opera House Association. Also, the il
fsres. OF J. II. Mckee in the estate of G. A..
Weed Co., bankrup.s Also, at AZ: and 5
O'Clock a. warehouse No. "a St. Anne street,
groceries furniture etc.
SY CONSTABLE JOHN MCCORMICK, az IL O'Clock,
at Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, two
!ots @: ground, with buildings thereon, in
ea.a-e bounded by Louisiana avenue, Pleasant,
s., Charles and APrO!lo streets.
81 CONSTABLE WILLIAM FOLEY. at l2 O'Clock.
a. warehouse No. 23l st. Andrew street, lot o.
housel.o j fGrn;ture
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
Good news from :i..:0ches.

Tie G,ra:Io- las received .le t0..ow.r.
.e..e- from the m6:..o:: q :..e Legislature
from c'atcn:to2hes.
E.:ca--ocIE.. :T1-2'. ;s'3.
70 Il Ezce..sae7 y. + k-.,o!. Go7sg.qF Q.
Louisiana
DEAR S,E:-Y2I az: IL don't. very AK
:y..s 70 hea: from. u= as - :Ia po.t.ca. s,:Ia.
ton in this parish, az. more tlaa LEASED
% make known t.,e fac. :Aa. al parties wa9
were interested IL tie co:nprom:se have
rendered .lei- res:gna.::ons. that the ocoo
size parties are duly installed =, their posi-
tons, ar. that al seems % BE sa..staG tory.
Our par..l Judge. H C. Meyers. has been
holding court :a:s week. to the satisfaction
o. a.. interested, One pleasing feature is
tla: a.. tA5 lawyers have taken ol': their
licenses -: ...c ensuing year, B.;.les: L.
ge23ta. la5 taae:. a new s-act. ana every.
thin: Is progressing finely. CGc tax COL
.ector. .. H. B5..Ct. la. been collecting
bot. Sra:e a.1 oa.:sa taxes, and no resist-
ance has bee. m.ie. l have :,r-.:deu g
yoi. tle resigla ..oas ct tie officers IL tbs
Da:.siI, and as. tie oa:l 0: office taken By
ne new i:.cualSe::5. Tie parish .. Ma tcA..
t9chas IS sa:av:a- pace a. present; :.nG 10
t.o.n... ULaceveT are arp-e..erGcG.
Io-v cJal;a.t servant.
II IABH.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

Suarpecs do meat with their masters oc-
casioua,v, as Charles Kennedy well knows.
Kennedy has not toiled in this section long,
but then lie is young man OF excellent
address and genteel ulanners-wAen on
duty. Al elderly gentleman was about to
rurcla!3 a ra;.yoal tt;;ac.ket, which fact Ken
neiy l35rnei, when he accosted the
strange. teiiin him that he could save
several do.ia-s by purchasing at his Ken
nedy's) office" Elderly party was will
ing and on arriving at the ''otfice" discov-
progress As lie is not given to chance
games he resisted all persuasions TO indulge
and retired. The good looking young man
followed, bu. frisnd of the intended We
tim Just then arrived and, taking II the
situation, called on policeman to arres:
the teInpter. He was taken in and booked
as q va-raut. Wrestling with elderly ger
tlemen from the country is not always
profitable.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTNgST,)
Ctce Of the Controller Of the Currency ;
Warrington March q, l3T3.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ who may Lave claims against the Crescent
City National Bank OF New Orleans, Louisiana,
that they are called Gpon to present the and
to make legal proof thereof to Charles Case, re-
ceiver, at the office Of said receiver No 81 satcAe7
street, New Orleans, Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KEOX,
mh23 I'm Controller OF tie Currency.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

The City Council intends TO stir up the
Ca-roIi.on Street Railroad Company coz.
cecning the matter OF grade OF tine track
inside the limits of New Orleans. An o.
dinance on the subject was passed Gu tae
thirteenth CT February. and Presdea.
Baau,egard notified. Tha. gentleman
merely acknowledged the receipt OF the
document. and as no apparent steps haye
been taken By him or tie company. the
case wi. be pushed by Administrator Lewis
and the city authorities. We shai. soon
see L a1 organization, holding valuable
franchise ana making money. can de.y our
City Council. II the company persists u
disGOeying the law It is probable the city
vii. undertake the job Of lowering the
grade o. declaring the charter violated.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

sand and fourteen shares.
ALCEE J. KER
HENRY 4. kEE,
ROBERT J. KhR
Notary Pi;bic
eert:f: TIE foregoing 70 be a true ard correct
copy from the original eXtant and OF record il my
register of notaria acts. In faith whereof grant
these presents nnder my signature AID seal Of
Office, at the city OF New Orleans thi. tlirtieth day
OF May. i. D. 1873. RODEET J. KhR,
No.ary Public.
I. the undersi:ne deputy recorder o. mort.
cages for the city and parish of dreams, State o-
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above Char
ter Of the Southern bank was this day duly
corded in my office according 70 Jaw, in book
society 9, folio 16. c. DARCANTaL, Deputy.
New Orleans, May 50, 1873.
mv3l ie3 % g
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31

CA". STrE.- L0. Az AUCTION -Ncs5:.,
E.:i. q Eoigson, auct:oaeer.. .e,. q:
Twelve O'Clock Il. to-day. .or partition
between. :lc he's 0: Hea-y Kla:seng. &c
G3se;..:-e ,.raa. Sse the advertisement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
The Temperature.

~ss thermometer al Louis Frigeros'
y. - Caart-es street, yesterday stood as
~, 50 ASA. H.. Sl7: a. : 2 NJ, s. :
..--oT D. ~ s07. Loves. poin: during tne
n:rs. a. os Ma %. ~. Rain May 81 ere
halt OF Al ircl.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
V,o WHOM 1T MAY CesCERN.-I, VIII

i Ian Z. MAJ, a p-ivAtt = q J-a..! 5Oatpl
Dc.an's Company CoIonel Ba. ..e PeTto1's regl-
MT ut OF vo.'i iteers il me wit. Mexico am cow
applying to the Comm ssOcec OF Pensions tor re-
issue TO me or bouaty land warrant No. 81 l for 10
acres said warrant haying been DESTROYED b. the
burning Of the steamer Alice AZ New Orleans.
ny2 law st WILLIAM &. NEAL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-31
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Dee 5 the oes- IL the word. The olT true AID
pc. fec. dye. Harmless reliable aid Instantaneous
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oc7 Il Proprietor. New York.