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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city Of New orieais.
Sworn to and subscr! bed before me, this seventh
day of April, 1873
G. LEGARDEUR, JR., Notary P4bIc.
Al special meeting of the Board OF iGIectors,
held this day, it was resolved, in conformity with
article seven of the charter to collect mned ate y
the full amount OF earned premiums OF the first
quarter of 1873, and TO pay to stockholders after
settlement of said PIE miums quarterly interest
dividend OF two ard z half per ceIt OF tie amount
oi capital stock paid in.
c. CAVAROC, President.
G. LANAUx, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Charles Cavaroc, Arthur Poircy.
Charles de Ruyter, J. Egh,
Leon Haas Jr., P s. WiltZ,
E. F. Micton, Leon Queyrouze,
VI. Agar, John Rocchi,
5. CambOn, J. g. Levert.
ap8 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
Directors.


ISOLATION OF NEW ORLEANS
<o'''@eo'. Commercial Place
Between Camp and st. Charles streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

VINEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. III Gravier Street.
I1sures against
Fire, Marine and River RskEs,
At the Lowest Tariff Ra-ee.
L. Elmer BADER, President.
CEAS. ENGSTFELD, Vice President.
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

The above statement is a correc: transcIiY. tTem
The books of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Association.
C. CAvAROC, P1esGeLt.
G. LANAux Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

'e aooVe statement ID a true and correct tran
scfpt nom the books of the company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
J. P Rory, Secretary.
De-, -o, STATE oP LoTls,AsA,
rish of Orleans, city Of New DI.eaus. :
sworn to and subscribed before me this tventy-
EitA day Of March. 1a1}
P. CHARLES CrvELLIER
Notary Public, No. I4D Grav.er street.
lie Board of Trustees nave resolved 10 nav SIX
FhR CENT interest on the outstanding Ger. .fca-.s
OF scrip on and after MONDAY, Nav y, 1873. sad
l5cEp to be then converted into capita! stock. az
per amended charter of the COMPANY.
CHARLES BRIGGS President
ANT. CARRIERE, Vice Pres e..t.
J. P, Rorx, Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
4 CARD.

90 2leeeing ot 9he Board of Managers Of TIE
3oung Hens Christian Association of New Or
cans, acid April 81 1873, Gle follow Ig resolution
was una2 uouslv adopted:
Resolved, Tha9 the thanks Of 9he Young Te. S
Christian 2ssocasion OF the city of New Orleans
are duo and are hereby extended. by the Board Of
9ianagers % tic Association, to the ladies of the
earious churches OF this city and TO all others
who. Gv their earnest efforts, contributed go
largely 50 the success Of our recent festival.
By ordee % Gle boarde
3. VI. HARDING.
my2 2p Recording Secrttarv
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

IN conformity with the requirements OF .heir
charter, the Company publish the following state.
Eent
Total premiums for the year ending
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OMce Corner of camp and Canal Streets,
Capital. s-oa 200 IN
assets December 81 lG72............... 755 al "a
ihsn1es FIRE. Marine and River Risks, dividing
the profits separately OIL each department 10 the
injured.
For the accommodation Of it's custonors +be
Company viii make marine losses pavabIe N
London.
J. TCYES3 President.
J. W. HIyCEs, Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
Office No. 1O2 Canal street.
FIFTH QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
INSURANCE.

FIRST QUARTER OF 1873.
In conformity with their charter tie View Or
leans Mutual Insurance Association PUBLISH the
following statement of their affairs for tie first
ouarter of 1873 ending March 81, 1873:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
THE LUZENBERG HOSPITAL,

" LII a II W FEN
Assistant Secretary of State. ap2l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-02
INSURANCE.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Canal Street.............1O4
EIGHTEEETH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

In conformity with the requirements Of :ceI
Charter, the company publish the following state
ment:
race1e6 drrinu the ding
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The New York herald., 1873-08-25
FEDERAL OFFICE AFFAIRS.

AZ the Custom House and Post Omee.'
Judging from the activity displayed at the Gus
tom House during the past week, IL would appear
that the dun season has at last come 90 an emo.
The hum OF business h heard on every side; the
rotunda Is crowded from nine In the morning until
three in the afternoon with merchants and brokers
eager to have their goods entered and invoices
passed.
saturdays receipts by the cashier for duties
amounted to upwards OF half million dollars,
and during the week to over three million dol-
lars At the same time, while every arriving vss-
sci is loaded TO the gunwaie with precious ireseht,
the exports OF domestic produce for the current
year will be considerably greater than the imports
This fact Ia probably owing TO the shortness Of
European crops, which the plentitude Of the
United States Is called upon and fully able 10
supply
Politically speaking there is nothing whatever
new occurring IN the Custom House. No ~ point
ments are made unless the vacancies are nilcd bv
such persons as have undergone civil service
examination aud been found competent 70 execute
course General Arthur has been very strict ana
thus lar confined himself to the very letter OF the
Civil Service Code In making new appointments
AT THE OFFICE
Postmaster James keeps hammering away az
livery OF mails and me general efficiency OF tho
mail service under him. One OF the greasess ac-
Iishme"t of money order bureaus NJ 1esm , 'ns essao
stations:-A, b, G, ID, 4, r, q, II, and l.. at each
OF which money orders on Great Britain and her
dependencies, as also the German states, NAV te
obtained on and after the LIST prox. Station K
corner OF Eighty-sixth street and Third avenne, ~
devoted to domestic money orders only.
saturday was very busy day I'm the odd Dutch
church building. The mail steamship Deutsch-
land, Captain Ladewigs. arrived uncxpectedly,
and brougt eighty-nlne bags OF mail matter.
mostly letters which enormous bulk was stamped
and in the hands OF the carriers and for boxing
within half an hour after arrival. AZ the same
time three foreign mails were despatcned-by the
steamship Oceanic eight y-seven bags, BY the
steamer Main lorty-six bags and by the Bra
lillian steamer South American mail OF twenty
five bags.
Mr. T. W. Barber, Third Assistant Postmaster
General, and DR.. @. +. Macdonald, Chief OF the
Money order Bureau In Washington, were In con.
sultation with Mr.. James In relation TO postal af.
fairs.
During the rainy season just past the elements
have played havoc with the paper roofing on the
new portion OF the old Post once. especially over
the part fronting on Nassau street. The depart
ment feels oath TO expend large sum OF money for
such repairs, and is endeavoring 10 locate carly
as possible the Post once In the new edtnce now
erecting in the City Hall Park
The New York herald., 1873-08-25
BROOKLYN,s GREAT TRAGEDY.
A Fly Leaf from the Goodrich Case
ClairvOyant Agency as . Detective.

A Fly Leaf from the Goodrich Case
ClairvOyant Agency ~ . Detective.
One OF the most remarkable phases OF that most
singular of cases in the annals OF crime-she mur.
der of Charles Goodrich, In his house In DcgrAw
street, in March last-is the peculiarly of the
President Of the Police Commission, General Jour.
dan, in his implicit reliance In clairvoya ancy as q
detective agency and his want OF confidence In
Chief Campbell, who really encompassed the arrest
of the murderess. Mrs. Dr. Park, the clairvoyant,
OF Atlantic avenue, recommended by Lucette
Meyers. gave valuable information TO the President.
had it been verified. A detective. formerly
engaged by Mr.. Jourdan In the Goodrich case.
tells the following interesting story OF his
efforts In the interest OF the Commissioners
"bluen He said Eff Mr.. Jourdan or any one else
attempts to cast any reflection on Mr.. Campbell
viii not stand by and sanction II. I was sent Nf
by General Jourdan shortly alter the murder. 4
went up stairs, and Commissioners Briggs said that
the General was out but that he had left letter
for me to go on special duty; that IL was not 10
be known by any one, even to the Chicf Of Police
with disrespectr but Mr.. Briggs SAID IL was the
orders OF General Jourdan,' and to take
the letter and see Alderman Richardson
Alderman then took me to
THE HOUSE or A CLAIRvoYANr
IN Atlantic avenue, near Hoyt street. and there
we met Lucette Meyers, ! was introduced TO her
and IL was agreed that should meet her IN New
ssa aorK ON sae &c following Monday ala So she sad
afraid to go there without protection, and II
wanted any assistance-0ther officers-Detectives
FOLK and COrwin would assist me. went TO the
corner OF Clinton street and East Broadway, and
there | was to engage room In Mary
Handleys house for the purpose OF shadowing
her. did so and followed her the next day. She,
took car, came over Fulton ferry and up to Police
Headquarters sent in q note to General Jourdan
and said that she was then In the building and
that thought she noticed nae on the car from the
way she acted. General Jourdan beckoned for me
to come up stairs and did so. He then asked ma
what meant BY saying that Mary Handley was in
the building and told him that she was down i'm
the Chiefs ONCE. He seemed to be astOnished and
sent for the Chief l was told that was then with.
drawn from the case. This was after the Commits.
soners had told the Chief to discharge Mary Hand.
ley. Mr. Richardson and General Jourdan seemed
TO have great faith in what they were told aboul
the case BY the clairvoyant.u
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Carolina National Iank
Columbia, s. 6
CAPITAL Stock Paid In, 10000

Board of Directors.
L. D. CH1LDs, Pres, JN0. I:2ARBY'
J. w. PARKER, H.-Pres. + NJ VILLAGE,
G. D. MELTON, Solicitor, JNo. SMILEY,
r. O'NEALE, Jr., +. hoe.
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REPENTANCE.

u1e kissed me, and knew twas wrong
FOR he was neither kith nor kin:
Need one do penance very long
For such a tiny little sin?
He pressed my hand; that wasn't right
why will men have such "ickee
ways?
r. wasn't for minute-quite-,
But in it there were days and days.
There's mischief in the moon, know
I'm positive l saw her wink
When requested nm 10 go:
1 meant 1t, tool almost think.
But, after all, I'm not 70 blame:
He took the kiss. I do think men
Are quite without sense OF shame
/ wonder when he'll come again!
- -Harper's Bazdr.
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1ohn Moore Buried EpAoetically

Sir John Moore Buried sEpszoeeaeaily
Not n sound was heard on the silent
Az Rome ] from the concert we hurried
= For we found rot street car, carriage
nd - we fit considerably worried.
,ro hailed driver we. used to know,
ND hnrriedly asked the reason;
y H1asoid as he sadly shook his head,
LIZ NJ Tho horses were all sneeZln'.
And soswe silently went our way, e,,,.
no the place where we kept our MY
We found Her weeping at eyes ana nose !9S <,
And shaking as though '1"ere Chilly
IN vain we offered her tempting oats,
And t.bran mash," warm ana slno
She turned her head from the fragrsn
And swallowed as if she was choA'"s
,-yvai iss,aak, down a bed of fresh new D.
) $ : y iSy;sts lsbap of corn for boisteead,
sf 5ss;sassazed.at the saddle Rd holster
's IVY y y: 1soked in the glazing
(. we 'IUub ane ledYbles would soon be over;
frhot.STe would she crop the grass,
Na,graze on the crimson clover.
Slowly we turned from the ssaoie ei uooi'
With heart that was sadly oeauhg;
And when we went in the carry inoi Il
We found her quietly eating.
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Elashing in their speaply sheen,
From the glorious coraline,
See those teeth untarnished J!
White axe, the back and front.
Yes. BY the Fragrant Sozodont,
May beauty's mouth be garnlshed.
q
Spalding's Glue mends hcadless
dolls, &c.
A Healthy DIGEsTIoN.-Lifo is
rendered miserable when the digestive
organs are impaired. Food becomes
repulsivc; the body emaciated the
mind depressed, and melancholy
broods over you. TUFTS Vegetable
Liver Pills is tho remedy for these
evils; they produce sound digestion
create a good appetite, impart refresh
ing sleep and cheerfuiness of mind.
Dr. TUFTS Hair DYE is Harmless.
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Just think of it, man 80 years old
by paying S17.55 yearly can secure
$4,000 worth of Insurance. in the
Universal"
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tbat SDy,Eds ieis leaeon maso III. iss
s-=s4zz SIelI Sss - = = luoto -
,ectn,, r.med, ,ban q. .. PIE snd g. %css g
Sw = ca5sa
and All Inn1 s. ,sot y sa az ~ n
4 rars, nas fos uues onSy 0r
reet Of its comnositon ' We hs.sa ssnas rc
onssnds ofcercsts. upon
n9 f%Gewng q owing but rcn sr
n,Tish ~ . esery leigl9ofnG0o, ana W. leg noy
uIIsM aism. AaapGea 70 aM ages ano cGnolnonS
saiato iC.imaeeS, containing nennef caionei nors ~
&C. Sele.erous I drng. they may be taken with SAFETY
~ anyo9dy. Ther sugar-coanng preserves theu
sgv,h;e patsly ~ yesetaDio mo narn Gun MISC Hon
i suT1h Tert use ~ any aualnIasy: Is q,
intarSaf r;acara y y ,sra ~ on
intn hssIttr W p,,tty sna D.oeu ~ anS
ofts stomacS hawes lieu. sre ns,,sr
lie body. restoring tfeIr irressnisS ~
and hv cnrrnct; S ~ SsS ~
ranpeents M ava tS rat as n gs
M3nnte diraStia0s o ly sra alsS ei.a, 81 ,,
the box, for the following complaints; ;whek kehsSe
fMs @ rapidly cure - s y. ssi :.
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bR, SPENCER'S GREAT CRIME.

bR. SPENCERS GREAT CRIME.
I was sitting in my office, half
doing over an interminable article
on defective nutrition, in the best
medical review.
The fire in the CRATE was low, the
night was stormy, and the clock
was on the stroke Of eleven. WAS
i lust; about to turn off: the gas and
retire, for, being bachelor, slept
in the room connected with my
Office, when there was pull at the
Bell. =.
I started up suddenly, for this
was something new. Middlebury;
wgs a. decorous sort of place, and
the people usually managed to be
taken sick at seasonable hours.
Old Mrs. Jerome had been threat
ening to die for the past five years,
and at every visit I paid her, she
solemnly informed me that when
the decisive moment did come she
desired me present. But, as moth
ing allied the old lady beyond now
and then all indigestion from too
much high living, I had never yet
been called upon to be present at
her death.
Now, I thought, it must be old
Mrs. Jerome is going.
/ took up my night-lamp and
went to the door. A strong gust
of damp, sleety wind nearly extin-
!guished the light, but, shading IT
with my haSd, I dimly discerned
the form of a woman.
aCome in," said |, holding open
the door, but she declined, with g
gesture Of impatience.
"You must come out she SAID,
in a sharp, decisive voice, "and be
quick about it,
I put or my overcoat without
aenlur, locked the surgery door,
ond stepped into the storm. AS |
did so the woman laid firm hand
on my arm, and, putting her face
close to mine, said:
"Dr. Lockwood, can you keep a
secret? ?"
81 think so, madam"
s'Swear it.
"Is this secret of a professional
character ?-that is, is it anything
you wish to confide in me as a med
Scal man?'
'sIt is"
a'sVery well, then, [ swear it."
"That is right
A man respects an oath, though
why he should is mystery, since
mems mouths are running over
with them
"Whither are you taking me, and
for what purpose p
"To the Clifton House, to see the
mistress
I started.
Clifton House was the old man
sion recently taken by DR. Spencer,
astranger to every one in Middle
bury. Spencer was tall, dark,
rather distinguished looking man,
who had hung out his sign in the
village, only a few doors above
mine, but as yet he had got no
practice.
He was unsocial in the extreme,
avoiding his neighbers persistently,
aud when he did speak, it was in
such a curt, haIfsavage way, that
one was not likely to attempt pro-
longing the conversation.
MThe doctor had wife, it was
said but no one ever saw her. She
vas an invalid, and Miss Melrose, a
friend of the family, presided over
The establishment and sat at the
head of the table.
Miss Melrose was yet beautiful,
and won, the admiration Of all who
VISITED Clifton House, by her grace
ef:mannes and fascinating CONVEX
sation.
HissAs We walk aiong,' said my
eompanion, ssletme explain to you
lust what tits necessary you should
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