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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

In addition to those internal improve.
ments, it is contemplated to make others
in the Potomac river, in the neighborhood
of Washington, that will require, accord
ing to General Humphreys report. at
| least two million dollars.
The REPUBLICAN. as the advocate Of in.
ternaI Improvements being made by the
government, is rejoiced to know that so
MANY portions Of our country are being
benefited by the action Of the government
in this respect. And while it has no fault
to find with the liberal aid that has been
and is proposed to be given for work of
this kind by the national government, it
can not let the opportunity pass Of re-
minding those whose duty it is to have
justice done in the premises that Louis.
lana has not received in the past her just
quota of government aid in works of in
ternal improvement. We speak of this
now because We deem it a proritious time.
We have published the appropriations
asked to continue OF complete works that
have already been commenced to show
that the interests of our State and city
have been neglected in no: obtaining the
appropriations SO urgently needed; and
which. from its imp ortant character. not
only TO this city and So. -. 10 ;i.a
Mississippi valley and many OF Il. stat.
of the West, should 1--we been 'lAIc:
taken End thoroughly Completed years
ago. We refer Of course 20 the improve
ment that is needed to give the Aissis-
sipp; mouth proporsionate to its other.
wise grand dimensions. While this is
work that deeply interests the people Of
this city and State. it is one that also in
tfrests very large portion of the people
of the Union, and Of the world for that
metter. We will venture 10 say there is
no Improvement the government has been
called upon to make that really possesses
the claims upon i. tina: this does. We
would have the Senate Transportation
Committee that is expected here soon to
bear this in mind: and If they determine
to report farorably for the construction Of
the Fort st. Philip canal, lie! Congress au-
thorize the work to be commenced at
once. and mako an appropriation that
will be ample to secure its speedy CON.
plet;ou.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

either c.se would eo.s ftoon IL unhappy
fact that the Office vas held by Repub-
Hcan It Ill, and himself and ffeinds there
by deprived Of their, rights" There y
where the shoe pinehes. Not being
part Of the constituency, how
ever, and the objections being 30
purely selfish and personal, their attacks
have had an undoubted tendency TO rally
the colored voters to the defense and re-
newed support Of their friends. In this
way the Democracy have abused many an
Indifferent Republican into a fat Office
which might otherwise, perhaps. have
been conferred upon better man-pos-
sibly q Democrat Republican voters
have an undoubted right to call their
faithless servants to account, but the
abuse heaped Unfortunately upon a
small class one Of the elements Of our
party, has served heretofore no other pur-
pose than to make the alliance closey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29
BEGINNING TO PAY SPECIE.

The order Of the Secretary OF the Tyea-
srry directing Treasurer Spinner to pay
public creditors on account OF currency
obligations in silver. should they desire
it. to an amount not exceeding five dol.
lars in any one payment. may strike the
reader at the FIRST glance as feeble ut
tempt e: resumption of specie payment.
Eu. when It is remembered tina. the gov.
ernmen: creditors who arc paid in cur.
,ency muster around Uncle Sans strong
boz in grea; force and call for many nil-
lions in small amounts each. i: vii! be
seen that there is a likelihood o: T. heavy
drain. especially in case there are many
hard money men on tho pay rolls. This
Sep VIII. no Goub'. soon be followed by
other Older: still further increasing the
amount o. coin TIA. may be paid out.
unit! the treasury vii! be ready 9: !As: to
pay small SUN. in gold.
The near approach, in the price o,.y-een.
backs 10 gold is n heavy blow to those
poli.iea! w!se..cres who have been for the
pas: 'e. sears ienauncins greenbac!ks
and ut the same time sakins in oil they
could s.; q: 'Deu.. We never me. Lasd
money ul.D who was no: as keen ;or tie
'srred.enlab!c promises 10 pay as any
one. Or "orli sell them for gold at a
point below the :narke: unless he had
bought gel: ''sao-t." .Iow that the OPP
portunity Is G.',a the government en-
ployes to draw at least five dollars each in
silver, with no demand for it at a pre-
MUM. it VIII b seen that nobody wants
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29
PROGRESS OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

a part Of the policy Of the Republican
party has been to encourage works OF in
ternal improvements through government
aid, and although the wisdom Of this
course and the right Of the government to
pursue It have been questioned and de-
nounced by the Democratic: party. it is
very apparent that Che country Is prosper
ing and improving under an energetic en-.
forcement Of the present administration
determination an this respect. The
Washington Republican o: the twenty.
second instant furnishes brief Synopsis
of the annual report Of the chief engine
Of the bureau General Humphreys. CIV
ing the estimates OF appropriations that
will be required to be made by the next
Congress In aid of work that is laid out
to be done in the rivers and ha.jors of
the United States during the year ending
June 80, 1875. The report is rendered in.
teresting because It discloses what the
government is doing in the way of inter.
nal improvements. and we propose 70 take
slight glance a. the synopsis OF it. fur.
nished by our Washington contemporary.
in order to give the people Of this section
of our country some knowledge upon the
subject:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29
A writer says that Charlotte Cushnaan's

A writer says that Charlotte Cushraan s
chair is white, but her heart is young, her
complexion fresh, her step firm, her mind
bright and her memory retentive. she
commands attention by her ability, and
wins and holds affection by her simple
manners and honest enthusiasm. 1 am
glad to repeat that she has grown wealthy
and that she is a property holder in Phiia
delphia, New York, Rhode Island and' 1
think. in Rome. because she uses what Is
her own for the benefit of those who snare
her riendship and deserve her charity"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

'DO understand the counsel for defend
ant" asked a very fat Western judge, 'to
say that he is about to read his authorities,
as against the decision just pronounced
from the bench2" "By no MEANS" re.
sponded the counsel aforesaid, 81 was
merely going to show to yonr honor, by
brief passage was abous to read from the
book, what an intolerable old fool Black
STONE must have been" GAY ay !" said the
udce. not o little elated, and there the mat
ter ended
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29
NOTICE.

C1RARsNa HovsR.
Tev Orleans, October q, 1873. )
The ASSOCiAfED BANKS and BANKERS, through
che Clearing Ouse of New orleans, find it neces.
sary to proong the time for the resumption of cur
rency payne nts beyond the thirty days at first
contemplated as sufficient for that purpose.
This cOuree is deemed imperative for the follow.
ing reasons:
!. The amount OF currency In the banks has not
materially increased during the past thirty days.
D. 1t is impossible to increase this supply of cur
sency 80 long as exchange upon New York remains
60 scarce and high-the premium now ranging at
four to five per cent.
This high rate Is caused by the large demand for
femittances fo1 collections due the West and the
north. These collections are being made in full.
without renewal by partial payments or by extern
sions. thus gripping our merchants and forcing
them to ask extensions local and discounted
obligations, and also dc priving the banks Of that
income whic, could be used il granting faciiitiss
foi new hlslness " il preparvs a speedy
Sesump:!on.
:. Tn. Only semeds we can see is III tie moving
az our crops Of cotton, sugar and Inoiasses, by
which the Indebtedness OF the country to the city
will be lquidated. and exchange will be made suf.
fcient to reduce the premi UNI to par. and afford
means 20 purchase currency at she North, giving
cur banks supply adequate sof resumption.
Ey order.
ISAAC y. MAYNARD.
co.'s = ~ Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

About fifty of the Thousand Isles" in the
St. Lawrence river have been recently pur-
chased by persons from various parts Of the
country for summer residences. Several
cottages have been already erected. among
which is that of Mr.. Pullman, Of palace
car fame. These islands vary IN size from
one to ten acres each, ard :.IS covered with
eySrFre6n trees,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STAT

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
This tribunal met on the first day of
the new tenn as amended by law on the
twenty-third. Associate Justice Clifford,
being the senior judge on the bench, will
preside until an appointment for Chat
Justice has been made by the President
Upon the opening Of the court Attorney
General Williams called attention 20 the
death q Chief Justice Chase, presented
resolutions of the Washington bar, and
moved the court adjourn in respect TO the
memory of the deceased. ..- y
The presiding justice. on behalf Of Che
court, reviewed the public carees of their
late chief. and the motion OF the Attorney
General was concurred in aud ordered 70
be entered on the minutes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

The word panic arose out IF the battle eff
Marathon. In that Immortal fight me re
handful Of Greeks encountered an infinite
host of Persians, and put them TO utter
route, How did they do It'll The Persians
were Smitten by the god Pan with sudden.
oauseless and extreme fright. They lost
their wits; and that state Of things took its
name fr ON the god who produced IT,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

That was sly old Sootohman who, on
marrying very young wife was rallied by
his friends on the inequality Of their ages.
''She will be near me" he replied, "to close
:sy EN- ''Weel," remarked another Of
he party. i've had two wives and they
opened my Gen." ...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

Our friend Alexander Deck, ence well
known at HAWKING Branch, is now to be
found daily at his place, Nos. 81 Front and
g Fulton streets. At "Aleck's House" will
be found some Of the choicest liquors, and,
after the first of November, fine lunch
from nine to twelve each day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

According to statement which recently
appeared in the London Times, the con-
sumption of ardent spirits in Great Britain
during 1872 amounted to 81, 94l ,5l7 gallons;
malt liquors, 1851, 1876 barrels; wine, l6.-
1854 gallons; other liquors, 100000
gallons; total cost to consumers, $597,7l4.-
0YO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

John Paul. is convinced that lit lie
sound business judgment to avoid the vi
eiHity of any animal whose skin is SO short
that he can't drop his ears without raising
his heels, the more 80 if he happens to be
60 partic ularly lively that he can 60
through both motions at once
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

A New York newspaper Jenkins VIII has
Captured, or had willed to him q coat Of the
ewallow tail description, urges opera mana
gers to prescribe full evening dress as in
slispensa BILE to admittanoe 10 the boxes and
Alreas circle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

An Engl sh scientist has discovered Il fact
important to farmers. 1t is that sulphite Of
lime appears to exercise decided influence
in arrestins the spread of decay in potatoes
affected by the potato disease. In one ex-
pertinent the salt was busted over some
4ubers, partly decayed from this cause,
when they were slowed away. Some
months afterward the potatoes were found
to have suffered no further iajury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

The sale Of Henri Rochefort's property in
Paris, lately, produced 3545 francs, which
will be reduced to 1929 francs by the pay
ment Of come small debts, and this consti-
tutes the sole fortune of his children. save
the galue of an unpublished romance. The
considerable profits from the Lanterne,
Marseillaise and Mot GOrdrc have passed
AWAY no Onn knOMs where
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

The freeman is the name of a new
anonthly paper published at Leavenworth,
Kansas, by the Messrs. Burke & Street, to
be devoted to progress in science and litera.
ture. 1t presents . neat typographical ap.
pearance, and contains sixteen pages Of
reading matter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

Tho sharp snap which the approach of
winter has given to the weather, will re-
mind all careful housekeepers that material
for cheerful fires is needed, Messrs. w. G.
Goylo e. Co., whose Office Is at No. l3S
Graviex street, advertise that they have on
hand q large stock of all kinds of coal,
which they will deliver to their customers
in all parts of the city. ut the lowest market
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

A Western editor intended to be compli-
Snentary when he wrote of bride as bonny.
The com positor made her "boney."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

Che Rev. Mr.. Minley. who went out to
africa In 1869, has returned. He thinks he
converted one heather, but isn't sure. as
Che convert would insist on keeping fight
Snu do0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

4rs. Louise Chandler Moulton says that
esshe who rocks the cradle rules" The
little one in the cradle oftener runs the
housce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

4 Michigan manufacturer has 1900
Groom handles ready for shipment, which
should be borne in mind by husbands in
Che habit of going home late.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

.4echool boy, asked to define the word
Sob, blurted out: 1T means when . Teller
don't want to cry, and it busts out ITSELF"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

They aave paper in the State of Maine
called the DeciFs Gazette. 1t pays particu-
Gas attention to Democratic victories
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

antelope one Of the Indians now in
Washington, is pronounced deer fellow by
GIL who sec him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION. 'a
.a
REPORT OF COMMITTEE 20 .l e..

We, the undersigned members Of the committee
appointed by the Board to examine the assets OF
| the New Orleans Mutual Insurance Association,
and TO vaue the same for the purpose Of reducing
its capital, do hereby solemnly affirm that have
carefully and cons cientiously examined said as
SETS each item paraely. detailed in the state
ment now opened for examination Of stockholders
in the Associat,on's Office and that we have valued
them. to the best Of enr knowledge and judg ment
at their respective actual value, and that have
arrived at the following result. to wit.
Value on Books Reduction
Cash on hand and in bank $l349 27 30
Cash in hand of agents. $3.50 e5
Notes and bills receivable 872 36l 90 SCI 5ls 10
Stocks and bonds. 123,ll7 I6 2l675 90
Real estate. ............... tS2 sol - ~ ool "a
Balance due by insurance
companies on loss ship
John Parker...... e. $50 %
Premiums in course of col
lectson....- .........o f26,1S8 50 9,s76 %
Premiums sollectable in
following quartere.s.s 1881 94 6S
Tota, assets. : ! .76l $40 36 -
Gotta! cedbction. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elal 800 50
LIABILITIES.
Due IN Europe. as5ssa6 IS
Notes and bills pay ............... I4oo 40
Unpaid interest dividends. .......... $3.50 90
Unpaid profits uncollected pre-.
miums Of previous quarters...... sB28 SO
Ship John Parker. received on account
of salvage. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s'7g7 IS
NJ. W. Joyce. e..................o...... l.SaG 65
f. R. Perry. Observation-Disclosures. LOG d
Unadiusted losses. Observation-Disclosures. 900 90
unexpired risks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2T99ll 10
Total.ss..s .......oo. o.......s...,o 1921 2lo SIS
Total OF assets On books S /, 76l $40 &c
Less reduction abovs.o... 1871 SO Sd GIG 66e g
Deduct liabilities. .o..o...o.e.o....o e2l2lo IS
Net surplus Of assets. ..s.......... s. 1o3 459 98
The actual net value Of sets being. q. above
stated, : 10e ,+3 98, sal1rsetr fteor1n.rl thaa
The Board take the pre- sfs 80 has t.a sapi
To OF sbe company !sateg /. . sNar c4,. -. SO
peg sh4re, TO wit:
Actual capital sr9 shas.. ae Aleoo - 81. .Go 90
Progos cd reduction 81 s522 per ehare.. lsoI44 90
Relusei capital, so52 shares, 81 e.e sos O5d co
Reserving the original assets thus reduced as
the exclusive property of the stockholders
We furthermore certify that the foregoing lists
OF assets and liatiltfs sgree With the kooks Of
the Association,
leon H8As. Jk..
John ROCCEI,
LEON 0ygyRoCzA
q. LAAACx. seefetars.
Eew OrIeans, October 10, 1879. &v2iln
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

Street cars are now running in Salt Lake
City, to the delight of the Latter-day Saints.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29
sEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU
Unconventional Street,. n

SHOPPING - ..
or every description for Ladies' and Dealers on or.
ders from Louisiana and the Southern States.
constant familiarity with the market and best
houses insures great saving to customers.
CIRCULARS and SAMPLES sKNr FREE sAG
-. = MRS. Il. hOGRIDGE. q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29
INSURANCE

nlEVTNNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
kEw ORLEANS.
fr
Once No, tit earavier Street,
INSCRR TIRB. MARINE And RIVER RISKS AT
LOWEST RATES. err -... ...
Aeaet0. SS8S>4O4 Oh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

The Androscoggin river, in Maine, has
Geen getting high and smashing bridges.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

STATEMENT OF YHE CONDITION
cc II. twenty fourth Of October. is73
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

STAIR OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. !
We. shs undersigned officers of the Gernania
fationsl Bank. dc solemnly swear that the above
is true and correct statement of the condition of
the bank en .he svsuty fourth SlaS of Sctuber
1877.
Lotus SCHNEIDER, President
JULES CASSARD, Vice President.
HERH. RoEHL, Cashier.
Subs e'ibed .nd sworn TO before yse. i,,is swss.
ty-tb day o! October 1877;
cc26 1t ep JOSEPH COIN Notary rnb1i,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-29

4. RIMER BADER, President
CHI. ENGSTFELD, Vice President.
, 1873-06-01

Court 6s meat. 1t hall a West Rando1phst. on Tues
day Sd inst 1t o'cl ock D. h. fp Attendauoe il Or
defed II bnatnnss Of Importance vii be tub.1itted
III. II. McH1GH. Sec.
, 1873-06-01


spells out hs notion i-sT ,, az .a,s nns ida, ,-
Ge.s9e der sYe diaerent asa p1s Tords9 sF ~ 49, '' '
1ae a1I.1 ao7s - ~ ~ 1ad7a e and 1ac,are tha
ie {see M1ckey! ~ tae na;sta a end Tnfi.
9enei Or no Deet ot th ~ iu IN
aels 70 Dc aa gqoa Is t the 1atn u W nn 1na.n.
me uoo q kne G, enep ~ Mo1os 9ronno ~ "a con-
lng. Ana tne teaca1ng OF sae A@to'@y ratacts
slss9nt Mltn me aooxe 9a " tho nn;ss;on
w oAg.o Ao1o oeuoo1 6aso Gt:et: r. ;ro;et.
OF upa6 name 1rom Inc 1onsu.uu ~ +so+la1;nr and
On sno Same Amasenents 91 +ans toi mo1 ~ L law.
C4t3s@an: tt su9e1g d. s1o ~ ashh.+h II ,1-
isn. IL aen!es Inc tam % ~ ~ p7,;sh n19 naiandar
wSch oRP fsthezs % abhorred And though
editor lDr: Fatton2 cong1a1naa ms II 1n,1atsted
.nai ne - ant;o1n cnncs,n,nr % iiconeinr COM
s a = ,rIorodc1,s =; a. Innis in
mon pe9tae1s auo auen ~ a4+1arnsnt nTocsad
nda mer +e he narei annarvison IF those Who b.
unuoi tna IN sh,i1 aes tho heat II has to
n0se ~ H. ~ ,,avsr no to th;s dsv dnnouncod The
;oe1-a 10 - thst r,ost fon ana loathsorne Of
esa,a;4-a - GoS - haa he eTnIe;ned
ntbs hsa;s, ;1 I,e ~aa nsstnted or nsundaIstoodI
n ~ tb;a he Il Ternembered. is the paper which
.as ~ ve 20 ~ ra1;af from tha 1ooseneaa Of the
~ X112oee.Ge.,t ~ -
, 1873-06-01

OF the Jousneyeu Bakers' Beuevoent Society will bo
held tn ths Foresters Hall, q West RAndolphst~,
Saturday June T. 1s73 Anbakers sEe requeafed to 1T
tend. h. DOBS0N. &c.,
, 1873-06-01

NlfESV11Ce
Regular meeting Of the Chicago Masonic Board Of RI
Lef, Mondsy evening. June At O'Clock, in pa1lor
Oriental Hall, La Lasa11o It, for business.
E0191D C00K
, 1873-06-01
ASTIFF LECTURE. ON HEREsY.
Prof. Blanchard Brings the Rcecher
and PattonB to Book.

PROF. Blanchard Brings the RGeCheTo
and Pattous to Book,
From, TIE Cyoosure tdnti-stcra Society oroan,.
DournuSE OF NO poorR1NE.
We wish to define the doctrinal basis Of the
c,nos1tre. or what in imnfied bv caIIinu tho Ma
t1onai Association q Chrlsiiun." We have no de-
sire to gpUt the haire OF docrine, but We believe
there are common, obvious Bible truths, to deny,
nerlect. or sat aside which ehipwrocks faith !:
Ind .by PsuIs decision. makes the minister guilty
OF It the bringer in Of " "another gospel which ia
not another." :" snd 90 aaccursed."
some Of these simple truths lie before us taken
from the London Christian. They are Ruin
deprnyitY Of human nature. The incurabi1ity Of
the natural heart. The utter sinfulnesa Of sin.
The curse, wrath, and eentence Of condem nntion
On the sinner. Christ both God and man. Christ
crucided this sacrifice once for all offered. The
efficacy OF the blood Of Christ. The absolute
necessity Of the new birth. The Holy Spirit.
Justification without merit through faith IN
Christ. 6anctidcation through and in Christ"
And we would add Ali fafse worships, anti
Christian suhstitntas for His atonement. the
F1s1 ean+aroa ~ fho 1;cLad +n {: evori. otfntr
nG e1nto ~ tno :, 1tsAeu H. 70 Ets
punlbnMnen1' ano 1ne 11eusoous W Ws
'eteLnnl
, 1873-06-01

Covenant Lodge, No. 596. Communication Moud,
evening, juno at O'Clock for Dedication of Now Hal
1s5 kinzts-st-. nesx Clsrk. By order v. 1i.
8. G. PrTKIN. Seo'y
, 1873-06-01

MaSOnlC.
The members Of K3lwinntng Lodge a1, A. F. l. 4. II.
arc hereby notified to be dedication Of The
now ball 49, East ktnxtast, esst Of Clark Monday
evening, June 2 At half past O'clock sharp.
Per order of ALEX. H. THOMSON " M
, 1873-06-01

ward Spencer; "An Idyl," by Marie Le Baron j;
"John's Promise, r By Rosetta B: Hastings /;
The Eastern Question" BY James Fl. Defoqr1
"Recollections Of John Quincy Adams, "by n. =.
Dodge; "Juanita," BY 3. 3. Norton "Gem5
Of Christian hlissions-VH., By James d. De-
and jamestown" By ]. ~ Roberts !" Chained" "
by Marie Le Baron; +" Chapter for Doys-v:, by
Our Cousins Bnd-Man," by Geo: E: Patten !;
:Tho Blosson1ing App1e-Tree," by +. H.
, 1873-06-01
RESOURCES.

XEN2Rk1* :.
Loans and dtscounta.
N]G&AE al - . .4~A-ss%
United States bonds to secure circulA-
, 1873-06-01

av 0ma
On Cottage Gfuve-av., being lots ST. g. g. st. IS. and S8
n Block Of anbdtv4on Of Block Il Of Droxel smltha
6ubdiytsop {betweon fourth and Fifty OF
Sec. II, ToWu3 {, RauRo II.
FOUR LOTS
On Madison-av+ {hetween Fifty fourth and Fifty
ITS being Lots II, L. 1e, and II, Of Block Of subd
viAion OF Block L. In Ore1el Smiths Subdivision, In
Sec. Ii, Town IS Range Il.
Two LOTS
On Droxel-av (betwoea Fifty and sts
being Lots aad T. in Block l. Of subdivision Of Rlock
IL In Drs1el En1iths Eubdf fytsiou. tn SEQ, H. Town
81 RAn9eN-
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