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National Republican., 1873-09-19
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THE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
a.
Fsrther Revelations Cosceruiaa the Oper,
items Of the COMPANY

tisns OF the Company.
NEW YORK, Sept. is.-Further revelations con.
cerning the Brooklyn Trust Company are made
to-day. Subsequent 10 the operations alresdy
detailed with the New Haven, MIddletown and
wilismantic road company, the company nego-
tiated loan Of s2oo,Ooo with Jonathan White,
who obtained the money OF Mills 4 Rodman, and
Afterwards wanting more money TO complete the
road, white, Mills, RodmAn and Joseph d. Fish,
all Of the Trust Company, contracted to lay the
rails and finish the road they to be paid sses, 900
Of frst mortgage bonds OF the railroad 10 unsoli
stock. Middietown and Portland, Conn, gave
these contractors tsaa, 90 OF second mortgage
bonds as premium II they would 1nish the road.
Tney were made directors, and White and Mills
were the executive committee. The latter Is
sred notes OF the road for iron, and otherwise
obtained material nj the expense OF the road,
Warner, agent Of he ab we roads, q State sena-
tor OF Connecticut. ws finally induced to de
pos II $50 900 Oft bo ds In the Trust Company,
although there Wa, specification IN the con-
tract that these bonds were not to he delivered
until the road was completed 10 New York.
lie also left tl,0oO,00O woit Of stock Of the
road with the TT Il Company, taking the CON-
ihe railway .lis..Is asked Rodman and White ii
they could have more advances. white replied
they could not, hut Rodman denounced White
as liar, expOsed his falsehoodi, and told them
the Trust Company could not advance any
money. The railway agents then demanded their
bonds, and Warner also demanded them. The
latter ascertained also that Mills had never de-
posted half million dollars cash for the benefit
Of the road, which he (Mills) had certified 10. II
appears that the greater portions OF the above
bonds had been sold In Wall street by White
and Mills. The trunk In which they were placed
In the Trust Company was found In the Brook
lyn Safe Deposit Company. and over half mll-
lion OF bonds were missing. Among the secur,-
ties turned over by Sprague to Comptroller
Schroeder to cover the Losses In the city treas
ury were fI5 900 of these railway b0nds hesiae "a
5000 worth OF coupons Of interest due the past
venF
National Republican., 1873-09-19
rlrE UED WORLDS NEWS.
SPAIN.

Intrnnsigcute Attack on Recruits.
MADRID, sept. is.-The Intnnsigentes IN Sc
vile attacked a party OF Republican recruits;
the latter resisted and several were killed.
The lnsurgent men.of-war effected landing
at Agrulas and plllaged the town and suburbs.
ATENDER or REMINGTON RiFiEs,
The Minister Of War has been authorlzeu by
dered by the public for use by the Government
forces,
National Republican., 1873-09-19
sKIZURK OF THE BANKING HOUSE.
The Itdignnnt Deposition. Attach the
prouerty


Although the crowd which had been attracted
10 the spot on the receipt OF the news In the
early portion OF the day fingered about Fifteenth
street long after they had obtained all possible
Information In regard to It, by three O'Clock the
excitement had expended Itself, and they
fingered only to quietly discuss the subject.
About four O'Clock, however, there was fresh
food for the fever by the appearance OF Deputy
Marshal Phillips, accompanied by Mr.. Columbus
Alexander.
Mr.. Phillips carried in his hand n small, sig
nincant document, 1t being no less than an at-
tachment against the effects OF the First Ma
tional bank, issued by the Supreme Court OF the
District, at the instance OF Columbus and Walter
o. Alexander, who were deposltors In the house,
II Is said, OF $1,000. The usual formal process
N4s served, and then, In accordance with law,
the marshal summoned and swore the following
named gentlemen as a board Of appraisers: :.
d. Castieman, J. G. Heiston, Jas. s. WEIGH and
Alexander Clarke.
The board were duly sworn, and after a thor
ough examination OF the premises appraised IL
at the sum OF 10000. After their labor were
concluded some OF the bystanders remarked that
the price was exceedingly low, when the state
ment was made by one Of the board that 1t was
cash value, and that In arriving at the appraisal
they had taken into consideration the fact that
the ornamental improvements were made spe-
ciaily for the bank, and might not be OF any
value to the purchasing party In the event OF 4
sale,
National Republican., 1873-09-19
The FI6h District ,I..s NIee,I.s

fons Editor - hs NafionaI Hspsbiiean.
sIH; in Tuesdays issue OF your paper
and report Of mass meeting held In the Fifth
district, at the corner of New Hampshire avenue
and NJ street northwest, at which It Is said ]. II.
wilson was nominated rs Republican candi.
that DICK Brown and j. W. Booth. with Thomas
lncas and several Democrats, numbering In ali
about nfteen men, called . private meeting al
themselves, and then sent out the result OF Their
caucus as mass meeting We have but ODs
Republican candidate, Charles N. Thomas, who
y me standari-bearer Of the party In the Fifth
district. WV a. CRIwpoRn
National Republican., 1873-09-19
taRRNIANN.

N,y-p,p,r seized by the Government
Feeling AguIn.t victor Emanuel.
VIENNA. Sent, ls-The publication OF the lid-
teridnd newspaper OF this city has been sus-
pended, and its bureau seized by the police, be-
cause It published an attack on the King OF Italy
while the guest Of the emperor.
Many ultramonta.nes belonging to the Impc-
rial Court and leading members OF society here
have left the city to avoid meeting hlhg 'letor
Emanuel
TIE MKT PArAL ELECTION.
vienna, Sept. is.-It Is rumorcd that Count
Andrassy, Prime Minister OF Austria, and Nis-
COME Venosta, Italian Minister Of Foreign A.
fairs, who accompanies the King OF Italy, have
hal several conferences with relation to the
next papal election.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
ANOTHER RAILROAD. sMi
Collision on tho Pennsylvania Central
President Grant on tho Train.

PTrrsBUR0, Sept. is.-The Southern express
train going West on the Pennsy IyanlA road, on
which President Grant was q passenger, met
with an accident yesterday, one mile east OF
Tyrone. The Cincinnati express ran into the
rear end OF the train, doing considerable damage
TO the sleeping coach and smashlng the engine
OF the Cincinnati express. The engineer and
fireman were severely injured, but the passen-
gers escaped with O. few hight bruise', except
one man, who hsd his hand crushed.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
THE OIL RElsIONs,

Excitensst Ovor Fresh Discoveries.
TITusvnIK, Sept ls.-Intense excitement pre-
walls In the oil regions. over the discovery In the
lower district Of the Sand Rock, which promises
leum than either Of the formerly. producing
strAtas of the second and third.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
Additional Army Changes.

The following additional changes IN the sta.
tions Of commissarics Of subsistence, United
States army, have been made: Lieutenant Colonel
Marcus U. l.. Simpson, to duty In the military
division Of the Atlantic; Captain Samuel 4.
Cushing, TO the Department OF Missouri. Captain
Thomas q. Sullivan has been ordered TO remain
on duty at Sioux city, Iowa; Major Amos beck
with has been ordered to remain On duty ut New
Orleans, La.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
RINkNrI.I. RxuIuIT

Tho following WAS the financial exhibit OF the
Treasury Department at the close OF business
yesterday: Currency, SIS, ,205, ,Oi2.l9; special de-
posit OF legal tenders for redemption Of cHrlin-
Gates OF deposit, t33 bO6 900; colI fS5 l29 $50 Ol
| Including coin certificates, tBe, lB6 4Hl out
| standing legal tenders, ts56, ,UOO, 90.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
rur NrxrrIrAI. KI.EcrIoN.
FRANCE.
A Declaration from De Chamb.rd.

PARIS, Sept. is.-A declaration Is expected
shortly from Count de Chambord, acknowledging
the right Of the people to share In the govern
mcnt OF the nation, aud consenting 10 the settle
ment Of the future constitution Of France by the
national representative.
National Republican., 1873-09-19

This modern hotel has been recently reno
waited and reftted for the accommodation Of
guests with greater convenience, and has been
again opened 10 the public. It's central location
and excellent management by Its courteous pro-
prictor, MI. W. J. Gregory, combine to makeit
popular house, The Bunker Hill Lodge OF Odd
class attendance and fare provided them At the
Kirkwooi during their recent trip to this city.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
WEATHER REPORT.
WAsInssToS, u. o., Sept ~, lsfg, q. m.


WAsnssros. ID. o.. sept ~. ISIS, an.
SYNOPSIS PoR TiIg PAST TwEsrY-FoUR HOURS.
The storm centre on Wednesday night over
Wisconsin has moved northeastwarl into Can
ada. II was accompanied by brisk and high
winds, generally cloudy weather, and occasional
rain areas over the Northwe't and lake region,
but the former have yeered 10 northwesterly
from the Missouri valley TO the upper lakes with
cl ,ar and clearing weather. Gentle and fresh
northeast TO southeast winds and cloudy weather
have prevailed over the South Atlantic and
8ulf States, with rain east OF the Mississippi
an nigh winds In southern Florida. Light rain
Ia fallen during the evening In virginia. The
temperature has risen over New England, the
Middle States, and lower lake region, hut falling
over the Northwest and upper lake region.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, fresh aud occasionally brisk
winds, shifting 10 West and Northwest, partly
cloudy weather, and possibly occasional light
region, fresh aud occasionally brisk winds veer-
to West and North, partly cloudy weather, fall
ing temperature, aud occasional light rain For
the South Atlantic and Gulf States east of the
Mississippi, cloudy weather, rain, and northeast
TO southeast winds, increasing In force over the
latter, south OF which u disturbance now pXIsta,
For Tennessee aud the Onto valley, wlnila shift
ing TO westerly and n0TthUFly, failing tcmpera-
ture, partly cloudy weather and pTnnahly Occn-
sionaf light ran. From Missouri 10 tue upper
lakes, low temperature. nOrthcriy To westerly
winds, and ClGnr and partly cloudy weather
The majority OF the midnight tClCgTaphlC re-
ports from the West, Guit States, upper lake
region, and the Northwest are missing.
National Republican., 1873-09-19

complimentary benent will be given TO
Eugene @. Moore. the crippled comedian, at the
above hall, on Friday evening, September 10, on
which occasion q host Of volunteers will appear
and the performance will he yery attractive.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
SIable Iteaui.lIe..

such as horse brushes, curry combs, chamols
skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks,
carriage sponge, feather busters, hOof brushes,
Sc., Sc., for sale at low prices BY
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania sysnus and Tsnth street.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
HISTORY OF THE FIRM.
Fsuadatisn OF the Dinercut Houses.

The nrm OF Jay Cooke 4 Co. consists OF Jay
Cooke, Henry D. Cooke, ". @. Moorehead, II. &.
Fahnestock, Pitt Cooke and J. II. Garland.
There are four banking houses under the con-
rol OF the nrm-the present bank, which was
established at Philadelphia In 1858 by Jay Cooke
and W. q. Moorehead; the Washington branch,
which was founded In 1899; the New York branch,
organized In 1850, and the London house, estab-
llshad In 1871, under the immediate supervision
Of Hon. Hugh McCulloch, formerly Secretary Of
the Treasury, and Col. J. II. Puleston.
Pitt, Jay and Henry d. Cooke are the sons OF
the late Hon. Eleutheros Cooke, who represented
the sandusky or Huron district In the House OF
Representatives In ls33-3I.
Pitt Cooke, the eldest brother, was engaged In
commercial business In sandusky, and subse-
quentiy was connected with the Philadelphia
banking house, As agent for the location OF land
warrants In the West, In which the frm were
large dealers. lie afterwards became connected
with the New York house, Of which he Is still q
member.
Jay Cooke, the senior partner OF the nrm, left
SAndusky In isi0 when about eighteen years OF
age, and entered as a clerk In the brokers ONCE
OF X. W. Clark 4 Co., OF Philadelphia, OF which
he Afterwards became a member, and retired
tAsrefrom with capital Of about f25O.OOo then
considered quite 4 large fortune.
Meadvllle, Pa and In ISIS went with his brother
in-law, W. q. Mooreheai, who was appointed
consul to Valparaiso, Chl, speculating largely In
nour for the San Francisco market In 1910, and
subsequent years. While In san Francisco, and
largely engaged In business, he was 4 heavy de-
positor with Palmer, Cook Co., bankers,
and lost all his accumulated wealth
by their failure. In 1850 no edited AMI
Published the Slnlusky Register, and
In 1873 he went to Columbus and purchased a
controlling interest In the Ohio STATE Journal con-
Quoting both papers with marked ability until
tie election OF Mr.. Chase to the Senate OF the
United States. In 1901 he came TO Washington
with Mr.. Chase, and when that distinguished
statesman was appointed Secretary Of the Treas
ury he designated the nrm OF Jay Cooke Co. to
place the seyen-thirty bonds-a patriotic task
which was successfully fulnlled by Henry d.
Cooke, as agent OF the frm, which was largely
instrumental In maintaining the credit OF the
country In Its darkest and most trying days.
Probably no banking nrm In the United States
was better known or more connled In, both at
home and abroad, than that Of Jay Cooke Co.
Their credit their honor and Integrity were
never impaired or impeached; aud hence the
present suspension, although It Is hoped and be-
lieved to be only temporary, viii startIe the
whole country and nil all hearts with regret.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
yotes of Thanl,s.

The Grutll Band reassembled yesterday morn
Ing, and after passing votes OF thanks to the
onicers Of the Grutll Of Washington for their
Hospitality, adjourned sine die.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
NuriannI aaxinsa Hank, ,

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . to 4; satur-
days, 70 and 10 0.
National Republican., 1873-09-19

the subscriber has been induced for the next
thirty days to run on hts stock Of Hardware and
liousefurnlshing goods at cost for cash. No
book accounts during the time,
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF CIT Saw,
Penna. avenue and Tenth street,
National Republican., 1873-09-19
THE LAKE MICHIGAN DISASTER.
Letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The following letter was sent from the Treas
n..,sa

SEPrEMBER IA, lsIl
=. j. Ralph, SspsrrisiaS Iaqsr'0r, Ds'roii. WicG.:
SIR: Referring TO the recent disaster 10 the
steamer Ironsides, on Lake Michigan, 1t Is
deemed expedlent that a local hoard not identl-
Hed with the last Inspection OF the steamer
should make the investigation concerning the
canse or causes Of the calamity. Also, that the
investigating board should Sit ut Milwaukee, the
home port OF the lronslies, aud where all the
Witnesses 10 he examined are supposed TO belong
You will please be governed accordingly.
Very respectfully,
". A. RICuARpsoS, Secretary,
National Republican., 1873-09-19

rake Care OF Your Vaiuables.
Call and examine the nre and burglar-proof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe keep
Ing OF securities. Jewels, sllver-ware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
annum, according to sizs. No business man can
anord to do without them.
1bks earaing from the Chicaoo and Boston Hr,s.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
WAsnINGTON THEATRE CoMIQUE.

WAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.
Eleventh street. below Pennsylvania avenue.
AaREAr DRAMATIC TREAT.
Tho Celebrated Young American Actor,
GEORGE w. THOMPSON,
Supported BY the Rminent English Actrssp.
MISS EIJZA NEWTON,
VIII appear in Bouoicaulta masterpiece, I'm tbrs.
THE RAPpEREsi THE RAppHRRR,
Produced La Superb style and with ! Powerful
Mess Msssrs, JAMEs e. EDWARDS, H. W. H,aAN
VnTIuy VnT,Iiuy tuhBANk, Miss CAhHfE AVfhY' NJ
iiInnNN iiHnN pnEEsE IL. JEAN BUCKLEY,T b, D.
nsnDnEs. nHopnEs. and Powerfully Augmented Dramatic
Also. the Champions of the World,
McKEE AND ROGRRa,
I, I Ihe & Great Original OnelesYed Dancer, THOMAS
hAAhhP AhP an his Astonishing periorn ancas
Ihe Great hony aud Dance Mem
r. ~, GOODYEAR AND WHITING
MISS MACY RoDEcnP
The Great JiS Dancer,
n OTTO BURBANK
Two New nallets by Mons RlnndovskI
-. the IOURT OF BEAUTY Ballet,
Leo Dy the Charmlg Premiers,
ohEMMELsBEAa SISTERS,
GIGANTIC ENTERTAINMENT.
And SATURDAY. sepibd
National Republican., 1873-09-19

General II. II. Marcy and General Myers, OF
Washington, ID. g., have gone to Fort Steele.
Captain John Fanncc, Of the revenue marine
service, has gone to san Francisco and the Pacific
cost 10 locate life-bOat stations. He will visit
important points from Puget Sound TO the Gulf
Of q C4llfornla.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
yIrtropoljtnu Tber,r.

PARTIES wsHRa to make secure Investments
can obtain good real estate loans upon apnlca-
tion TO d. II. Warner, No. To Seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-09-19
UMBRELLks-

FALL OyERcoATs at slO, seTviceable and dressy.
A. sAKs Co., si6 Seventh street
National Republican., 1873-09-19
Prapcrix Recaxsred.

Yesterday on,cers McGlue and Boand recov-
cred basket Of chickens in the yard Of house
on Twentieth street, near l., where the thieves
had brought them for the purpose OF making a
sale. They were stolen from huckster In the
Northern market.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
THE COURTS.

REAL EsrArE bought and sold by Il. II. War
ner, T2a Seventh street
National Republican., 1873-09-19
Take Care OF Your yaiuabie..

D. II. WARNER makes specially of selling real
estate At public auction.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
NEW OPERA HOUR n

Walls NEW OPERA Houtr
s ia sasSe.as:sr asse..s.sr
Tas s.aaisitsly bssntifsl spses.culsr bIsns
froaeStss aHsSS. spa Sss9sS wsrioS
TIlK ICE wIrCH,
THE KNOTT OF TaE FROZEN HAND.
bound Kingdom, the fioatiDg Island q fos, the
ant spriie. THE REALMS OF Tar Sun GOD
Among the sgeeiAl features will be the celebrsied
MAhTiNRrTI FAMILY,
A Fine ballet Corps. PAntomlmio COMPANY,
win IL iuE i wia iosfs n Sfssi II ff5b5Sps
AT CHEAP PRICES.
~ NO change IN pr!ces Of admission.
ONCE Of the Now Opera House. ssH
National Republican., 1873-09-19
Out Of Health.

ing " competent workmen. wptch cases made
Cor Fifteenth and gesn stpests opp MosS Ttea.ury
Out OF Health.
In this common expression is comprehepded
an Immense amount OF bodily and mental suffer-
ing. It's not necessary TO be affected with posl-
tive disease in order TO experience unuttefabIe
wretchedness. person out Of health IL weak,
tlon, nervous irritable and as sensitive 70 every
change Of temperature a. the mercury In thef-
monster. What such person requires IL invis-
supply II. No need Of applying TO . physician in
such case. The fee would be thrown away.
AZ the nearest drug store may be had the molt
soS ne
has established the fact that among all the
stomachics and alternatives known 70 modern
Peme, on.pproisSes pr Eyery Soss 1f oi o..s
ters Bitters contains more blessings than there
were curses 10 Pandoras box.
WITHIN THE WHOLE RANGE Of tonic and aitera-
i've medicines krown, none Ia entitled 70 more
eonsluerauon than the Peruvian Syrup. In al
cases % Of enfeelled ard debltated constitution Il
proof OF this can be adduced.
has Two OF the principal lines Of street can pass
Ing BY its doors.
THOSE VINO surFkR from nervous irri.atious,
uch,ng uneasiness, and the discomfort that fol-
lows from an enfeebied and dIsordefed s1ats Of
the system. should take Ayer's sarsapariila, snd
@pse ss rgs out ,s' LA d.
stitutional vigor will return. m,
New Gseds At Lew Prsess.
=, Black Cloth Donble-bressted Frcck costs win
Vests and Pants to match, price from eso Y 80 /.
slnge.oreasted Black Cloth Frock Coats. Price
Broken check, cnevlo, Suits for SIS
En0liah MlNaI m snA hi li.s . =
y Fail % Over Sacks from o to ,as. An goods or,
our own manufacture.
ell rsnnsylvania avenue.
Ciacinnau Lie. Lager, Dr..
lust received and for sale In casks and bottles BY
the agents, Palmer 4 Green, 0eorgstown, D. q.
The Finest Lager Beer
now In the District Is from the 1foa Brewery,
Cincinnati, and for family use can Do obtained
from dealers throughout the city, at $50 per
The GRHAr ENeLrsH RExxpy for 9out and
plaints either OF recent or long standing, are "a.
ylsed TO use Blairs Goat and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon a. the most safe and
have been universally used In Kurops for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PHour 4 HARsAsT, s9s Strand, London, knnAnd,
and sold BY oil drugssts.
WHIT, clean. sound teeth. all may have By
using daily THuRsrosB Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAurifUl, soft, glossy hair, all desire IT, all
may have y by constant use Of Tn0nrsonS
Pomade Optime. Price, 70 and 20 cents pr
| bottle. = -
LIaHrooLoRrpK Kid Gloves are very stylish vhen
not soiled. JoUvRNs inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price -
cents per bottle. All sold By druEEiSu and
TIERS, whenever o plaster In needed. ere unri-
vailed. Rios ~. IN and ~ cants .ea,a.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
THE CHICAGO FIRE.


CHICAGO, Sept. ls.-The estimate made In the
dispatches last night OF the total loss by the Ore
yesterday Ia probably near correct, The lowest
estimate Is $500, 900, aud the highest $3.50. 900. It
Ia impossible to state at present the amount OF
insurance, but II Is thought II will be about thirty
per cent. OF the total loss. Among the compa-
nles that suffer are the wyoming, PennsylyaDiA
and German, OF Pennsylvania. A number OF
minor casualties to nremen aud citizens. In adi-
ti0n 10 those mentioned 10 last nights dispatches,
are reported, hut with the exception nf one man
named VIM. schwartz, Of engine No. O, none
were very serious. schwartz Is reported 10 be
badly injured.
THE TOTAL LOSS
CHICAGO Sept. ls.-The total loss by yesteT-
lay . lire s now put at 81 l25,OOD, and the insur-
ince, rs far a5 known, Is tj5,0OO, distributed
imOng q large number Of companies East and
West, no one Of which loses probably over
Flb,OOO.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
THE YELLOW REyR,t.

Plenty OF Supplies at shreveport.
NKw ORLEANS, Sept. is.-The Howard Associa-
tlon Of this city are In receipt Of dispatch from
one Of their physicians at Shreveport, stating
that no more physicians or nurses than are on
duty there arc required. The association here
believe the generous contributions received by
them from all parts Of the country up to date
viii be suficient TO pay ali expenses incurred.
outside world.
cosrIpEscx pxISo RESTORED.
LfrrLK ROCK, Sept. ls.-A letter from Shreye-
port to the Gdzctfe, dated yesterday, says the
stage line has commenced running agpin he
tween that place and Munroe; also the mails
have been resumed. Few new cases have been
reported. Az fears OF the fever reaching here
ABATEMENT oF rHE prsEAsH At Mxxrun.
MEArurs, Sept is.--Thete were only twelve
deaths to-day from yellow fever. The disease Ia
he municipal authorities to-day voted 81, 900
70 the Howard Association. The Masous, Odd
Fellows, Typographical aud other societies have
organised to provide nurses and money for
The fever IA abatlng In Happy Hollow, and
confidence 10 generally restored Throughout the
city. All the sick are being provided with
nurses.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FORWARDED.
Nkw YoRE, sept. is.-Nineteen hundred and
sixty-eight dollars was forwarded to-day, trans
ferred ~ the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, through the superintendent At New Or
leans, for the relief Of the Shreveport sufferers.
THE NrxRxESTs YESTERDAY.
SHREVEPORT, Sept. is.-The following are the
intermen,. to-day: Myer Hlrfeh, George Gunne.
eolcred. h.,sarst 0uchner,, Wm. Alexander.
Prescott Simon Dfe{fus, Bryan McClintoct,
Frank Ross, colored, l. Schmidt L. Landreth,
Robert McMichael, Sarah Norris, colored, II. H..
Milwarl, l.. Hansen, Kate Ot and !. b. Currier.
Total, ~.
National Republican., 1873-09-19

BoTps OF ruE BOARD oF PUBLIC woRxs.-we
neeu three thousand dollars OF these bonds, and
VIII sell some OF our fine watches for them.
GoLAy a MORRILL,,
Cor. Fifteenth and streets, opp. Treasury.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
CITYITEMS.

To Cure Your Catnrrh, q, u.i.
hay fever, &C, without taking medicine, use
klfkwood's Inhaler. For sale at Gllnians drug
store.
National Republican., 1873-09-19
by tho Recent Bank Failure.

FALL oVERcoATs at $40, HeryiceRble and dressy
A. SAKs A Co., SIC Seventh strest,