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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08
The Orleans Dramatic Associations.

Last Thursday evening. despite the wind
and rain. a very large and fashionable audi.
ence assembled at the Varieties Theatre to
witness the second performance Of the Sc.
ries given in 1873 by this association. II
the storm ragged wildly without. all was
serene within. How the ladies-enough to
fill the house in every part-got to the the.
atre on such night, is mystery: but they
were there. One entrance was like scene
of fairy transformation. and the sombre
Columbines, waterproof clad, suddenly be.
came creatures of beauty. displaying new
costumes, ribbons. flowers, smiles. Such
house was . we'll merited compliment: to
On that occasion a drama in three acts. en-
titled Black Sheep from Edmund Yates
novel Of that name, adapted by J. Palgrave
Simpson and the author, was enacted for
che first time in this city. with the follow
ing cast:
Mr. Caruthers OF Poynings......Mr o. s. Baocock
George Dallas (h.s stepsOnl MI. Henry Pick -
fhiip Dean MI -. Giaii .9hns
Tallow Ia Getect.ve). Mr. 6. Sautni
Harriet R0uth. ............M Miss Louise Hawthorne
Mrs Bembridge .......... Miss FRANKIE Mcclellan;
Mary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Lulu Kim
Ella Brooks.... ...............Mi Miss Carrie Foster
This drama was produced in London IN
1868. with great success, and the association
deserve great praise for placing i. upon our
stage in SO creditSbie manner.
In makeup and style Of playing the hero.
gambler and adventurer, Mr.. DeCsmp was
excellent. Mr.. Pickles and Mr.. Santini are
also deserving Of mention. Mr.. Sc. Clair
Johns did the little that was required Of
him well. and Accordin. to the author .
idea. although such character cannot be
found in real life. It was the noyelists
conceit to have young Englishman reside
for short time in this country. and return
home. thoroughly Americanized, according
to the English idea: hence the speeches Sc:
down for Philip Dean are to be spoken
through the nose, and are full Of ''tarua
ton and "bust yer biley' slsng, and Gump'
ton Cute ideas that exist only on the
stage. Jim Strain is Of tins genus
gam!n. a stree: boy. and sor: Of ':grif.'
always laundering into some kindness for
others. and Mr.. Beanham did all he could
with part that did not fit him. Miss Haw-
thorne dressed and played the part Of H"'''
ries Rouh correctly. Although the char
acter, strange anomaly. full of treasons.
stratagems and spoils. and yet with music
and soul. i. one no: calculated to engage
the sympathies Of an audience. The Misses
frankie Mcclellan and Lulu King were
vel. received in the representative woman
of the world and serving maid.
The performance concluded with the
farce Of The Two Buzzards." cast as fol.
lows:
John SMALL. ..............MY. W. II. Beanllail
Mr.. thinner ................ MI. HeafS PICKLE
benjamin BuZZaru. -. MI " .: bdecOcA
Miss Lucustia Buzzard. 80. Miss frankie Mcclellan
Sally. Miss Lulu hin :
In thi. piece Mr.. Beanham, the genial,
was himself again. and made it lively for
the Buzzards. The entertainment was q
grand success throughout and greatly en-
loved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

THE CoNrEMPrIBLE BUSINESS Residents
of Carrollton have their little matinee.. and
the show is the contempt line, and is grow.
ing rather stale. Justice of the Peace
Gardner now hauls up the parish judge.
Martin, on an affidavit charging oppression
in Office. misdemeanor and false imprison.
ment, growing out OF the contempt OF court
business. The judge obtained a bondsman.
and vii! probably take OK give lesson in
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f.ouiainnn War yeternn. Hlesican War.

y3tb-4..-Lul.ISiaDa Ntylcan " ar VttranS WI
rol! and organize permanent association at the
Office Of COlone! George W. Carter, yoom No. ,.
No. ~ Sc. Charles street.
Louisiana Me xcai. War Veterans th.oushou: the
State may enroll BY letter addressed to The t.nde.
signed statiny tlace and date OF muster discharge
and their COMPANY battalion Or regiment.
Pension and Homestead Bounty, act OF FeBtll.
ary L. 1871 extended 20 al. Mexican Wa. Veterans.
including sailors and marines.
Two delegates from each State. - person o: o.
proxy will be elected.
National Cow. utiou OF Mexican Wa, Veterans
&. be held in Washington. Dist:ic: of Columbia,
January Is. 1874.
Muster rol. vii. De forwarded 70 Washington.
City on OF before the thir.Ieth OF July neX.. En-
rolling fee fifty cents 20 be forwarded to the
taTy.
\. E. Sailors on sal: or steamship transports.
ceamsters, TRAN, wagon masters post C0uriers and
agents in the service OF the Mexican war viii he
enrolled. }. EOMCSSTON,
Lieutenant Colonel Cavalry. Mexican War. I3ti-4:.
VI A. CAMPBELL Secretary. ie3Sc
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PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS }
New Orleans, June 1873. s
GElGEO PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE UN.
y dersigned, will be received at this office until
MOSDAY NOON June 9. 1879 for the purchase OF
ST.! plus dirt excavated from the drainage canals
in accordance with specifications on file in the
office of the City Surveyor.
Proposals. to b. iudoysed Proposals for purchase
OF dirt JAMES LEWIS,
ja4 I'll Aimnst razor
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GRAND ISLE HOTEL.
cX The SHORE OE THE GULF CE HEXiC ..
LOUISIANA.
Open for the Season Of 1873,

Tie fines. eurs bathing in the South. iis'!.:.'
shady groves of orange and oas. The fines. beach
for driving IL .ie world The oyster faTr, o: :le
South. Fish abound in every variety. and game.
shvimps and cIabs ALWAYS plentiful. Sal. boats,
fishing tackle and guides to enable guests 70 eHGv
the best of sport VIII always be kept, and etiot
spared 10 make this lote! the ne pl.s ultra o:
Louisiana
The swift. Ugh. draft aad comfortable s.eane:
BOSSiEE under command OF Captain Gus Richards.
will leave Harvey's cana. every TUESDAY anf.
SATURDAY. al 9 4. ~. 20: Grand Isle and way .aac
iugs. at the moderate fare OF S..
Board per month So; per week ! 10 per day -.
Terms for families OK Tor over one month very lib
eEa The OF !. zeal watering pace and the most
comfortable boa: 10 take YOU there in the eD..e
South u NARGOT.
ION Yroofe.S.
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UCrIoN SALES TOMORROW.
Local Intelligence.

By THE FIREMEN's CHARITABLE AssOcfA.
TON. The widows and orphans fund Of
this excellent association, through variety
of natural circumstances, has become quite
lean, and necessarily it must be replenished.
It has been agreed on in committee to give
grand festival on the Fair Grounds on
the first and second Sundays in July. The
interesting programme can be seen in an
other column and the great feature Of the
first day is foot race for ladies, the winner
to have prize sewing machine. The second
days programme has so many items in it
that it will require almost ten hours to
run it through. The company that sells
the largest numbers of tickets will be
presented with handsome prize, also gain
a better standing in the association. During
the dull days of July, this festival will serve
to make the time pass off pleasantly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08
NOTICE..


fRNHg PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
J. il 10 the intention of he Council OF the city of
New Orleans TO cause Poland street to be = idened
on the lower or north side from Peters street to
Dolhonde street, in accordance with the following
petition:
New ORLEANS, July ;, 1872.
To the Mayor and Administrators OF the city Of
New Orleans:
The undersigned, owners o. property fronting on
Poland street in the Third District of this city.
respectfully represent that in consequence OF the
existence Of q double railroad track on the eaid
street and the said street being only twenty-five
feet wide, the same is almost impas Sa bic and mac
cessibe for vehicles that operates greatly to the
injury of property fronting on the said street and
prOXimate therefor that iDasmuch as the lower pOr-
ton OF the Third District has few vide avenues
and the property required being nearly all UAim-
proved, the undersigned respectfully petition your
honors to She said Poland street to be widen.
ed or the lower or north side 70 width of not less
than sixty nor more than ninety feet, ia addition
to the presen: width, from Peters 20 DOlhOnde
street, with bauquettes not less than twelve nor
more than fifteen feet wide on each side,
inexpensive as the ex.appropriatOn will be 70
the city. the property being almost entirely amin
proved the enlargement OF said street will largely
stimulate building and improvements. and perma
nently beaUtity that portion of the city, and an
nuAly yield increased returns to the etys budget
for which reason your petitioners pray that you,
honorable body vii! grant the necessary ordinance
and relief.
Respectfully yours.
F. WIN1Z, President City Railroad, 500 feet:
PATRICK IRWIN CO. 62!4 :eet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

A correspondent asks us, in well written
note, why the ladies wear their hair on the
top of their heads in a bundle like that
used by porters in carrying heavy loads on
their caDuts The mallet of fashion knocked
it up there. and it looks as if the wearers
were prepared to practice one branch of
gymnastics. namely, standing on their
heads But they don't stand on their heads.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

firemec do not fail to remind yourselves
that next Sunday the members of Pelican
No. ( will make an effort to furnish relief to
their relief fund. A spirited programme is
laid before you for your amusement, and
almost any body can find fun in it. Read
the advertisement issued by Colonel Der.
toll. in which is mentioned some of the
lesdiu. features for the festival.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

The alarm Of fire given yesterday morn
Ing at ha!:-pas, nine o'clock from the ninth
fire district was on accOun. of a pile OF cord
wood catching. from the burning debris Of
the fire which occurred on CasacalvO street.
1t was ex:iaguished before much damage
Eaa done.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

Our italian residents will to-day celebrate
their national independence in a proper man
ner, by parade and otherwise. The Trio al
Bersaglio viii! march through some of the
principal :horoughfares, and in the evening
partake o. repast in eomHemoration of
the hanpT event.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08
NOTICE..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Once OF the Controller of the Currency,
Washington March 81. 1871. }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
City National Bank o. New orleans, Louisiana
that they called upon to present the same and
to make legal proof thereof to Charles Case. re.
eeiver at the Office of said receiver No. So Eatche5
street, New Orleans. Louisana.
JOHN JAY KNOX.
nlh2S SIN Controller Of the Currency.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

SPECIAL NOTICES.


Foreign Endorsement Of the Standard
Tonic of America.-Thers seems to be no limit to
the celebrity of Hostet:ers Stomach Bttere. Every
year the demand for il increases and the territorial
area Of its popularity expands It has ION. been
the standard toCic ana an approved remedy for
epidemic disease in the Republics OF South and
Central America III Brazil and the West Indies and
the British Colonies on this continent. More re-
Gently its merits have been appreciated ~ the
an:ipode. and i: is shipped in large Quantities
to Australia and Tasmania. The reasons why i: 10
maxim. such extraordinary Roadway il remote
regions as well as il America are very simple AID
lie n !. nutshell. II 10 a medicine suited 20 all
peoples ali climates and a.. ordinary disorder, and
disabilities I. prevent, and cures malayious
diseases. relieves indigestion, braces the nerves
improves the appetite, clears the bra3 regulates
the I!-er arrests intermittent: fever, strengthens
the physique AID invigorates the constitution.
ie4 3teOd W
The Loan Once, No. ~ Baronne street.
Notice is hereby given 20 whom 1t may concern,
that a.! ,nredeeme6 pledges, without exception,
due up TO April J, 1878 vii! be exposed for sale
from and afte: she Fifteenth instant. unless the IL.
terest IS paid thereon.
OTTO SCHWANER, Proprietor.
New Orleans June 6, 1873. les g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

Drowned The steamboat Trenton re-
ports tina: on the evening of the fifth of
June, when opposite Claiborne Island, Lo.
renzo Ward. roustabout, accidentally fell
overheard and was drowned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
For Furnishing RntiOns and Fuel Tor
light Vessels. Lighthouses and Tens
ders in the Eighth Lighthouse District.

LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE,
No. IL CONT street,
New Orleans, La, June Z, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this office until twelve o'clock NJ, FRIDAY,
the twentieth day of June 1873, for furnishing and
delivering any Rations and Fuel that may be called
by the inspector for the tenders light vessels
and lighthouses in the Eighth lighthouse District,
year from the first day of July. 1873, to the
ttiitieth of June, 1874 inclusive.
The Hations TO be of good and approved quality;
TO be delivered alongside of the lighthouse tender
or other vessel provided for the purpose at New
Orleans louisiana, in good and sufficient pack
ages barrels, boxes and :. and in good order.
for the number of persons which will be specified
by the inspector for each vessel and lighthouse
once quarter or when required, free of all ex-
penSe to the United States. agreeably to specifca
lions and tables attached thereto which will form
part OF the contract, copies OF which may be had
by applying at this office.
All bids must be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for RatiOns and Fuel for light vessels" etc. and
then placed in another envelope and left at OF di
rected 10 thi, office prepaid, If sent by mail.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
ROBERT BOYD JR..
Commander United States Navy and Lighthouse
InSOpCtOP. ip3
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HOTELS.
GTOkES' HOTEL.

GTOkES' HOTEL.
y
Ti:s favovite summc: resort az Bay s.: LOUIS.
VI. opec or SUNDAY. June Is 1875, unie. the
management OF NJ. Abraham Green. ami the pro.
pristor. hope to e2iov :hc liberal patronage o:
thei, friend. and s!.e !ove:s OF yee;eat-o..
I'm SIT
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Once Mutual Aid ..d B.nevole,

Once Mutual Aid aRd Benevolent Life
Insurance ASSOCIATION, No. I9 Camp street, New o..
leans. June ; !3:3.-Members OF this association
are hereby notified of The death OF A. c. Hearing
who died December Is, 1879; 7. A. Mcdonald, wi!o
died January I. 1873. and Andrew Eek who died
ward without further notice and psy the Office
of the association, No. - Camp s.eee:, s. 3 Oh
each OIL OK before 1 2. NJ July Ii, 1873.
ieI - r. ". YOUNG Secretary.
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CITY YAXES OF 1871.

DEPARTMENT OF rISANC1
New Orleans. May II. 1873.
4 DISCOUNT OF TWO PER CENT ON THE
II cash portion OF the bill will be allowed to al
persons who pay tLeiy city taxes tor 1873 on OF
before June Is, 1859.
Louis SCHNEIDER,
fnvi: tieiS Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

Mr.. Da1rey, a carpenter, working on a
buildiu. on Frenchmen street, accidentally
fell from. the second story and was badly
bruised.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

It seems that the fellows learned of the Or
der, and most of them took passage on the
steamboat Pauline Carroll for ports not
named. Oniv one was arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hal:
perfect dye Harmless, reliable and instan. aneous
40 disappointment no ridiculous tints or Unpleas
ant odox. Remedies she i'll effects o: bad dyes and
washes. Produces Immediately . superb black o.
natura, brown and leaves the hair clean soft and
beautiful. The genuine signed by ". \. 8a1casi0r.
CHARLES BACHELOR
oc: ~ Proprietor Sey YORK..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

Metropolitan loan and SnvinGs Bank.
No. il Camp street. New dreams. June ; !3.5.-At
meeting OF the Board of Directors OF This bank
% day, = dividend OF TEN PER CENT upon 'lYe
pai. up capita. was declared 20 the Cred:: o. the
unpaid stock OIt OF the ne: earnings OF III: bank
les 8, T. D. VAN HORN, CASHIER,
Passengers to D.iverpoOi.-The magnificent
clipper snip MATAURA. 1900 tons register, Henry
L. Town send, commander will be dispatched for
Liverpool on OF about TUESDAY. the hrst OF Ju-
has frs. class accommodations for eigt: or ten
cabin passengers. This vessel ID the favOrIte Cali
.orua clipper, formerly known the Nsptune's
favorite and is pec:ei to be il. Liverpool inside
o, twenty five days. Parties wishing to have a
plessan. sea voyage will find her most comfort.
able conveyance. Fare > rs in currency.
Eo. freight OK passage Apply to
A. X. MILLER i CO. Agents
'eS I'm No. % Caronde!et street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

irsu.es fi:e. Marine sad Rive. eisxs dividing
the profits separately OF eacs department: to the
insured
Fog the accommodates, Of Its customers, the
Company VII E1sks marine losses payable is
London.
J. TvTES, President.
w. HIS:xs, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

NECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-NOticc 10 hereby given Co tho
creditors of CHS estate and to all Other pefsOns
herein interested, to show cause within zen days
from the present notification, if any they have Of
can, why the account pr ssented by the s.s:arhen'
tarv sxecur iH in $his estate should sat to
homOtogseed and approved, and the gSHds dstsi.
. buted in accordance therewiths
my3O lei 81 FRANK PACE N. Clera.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE 70 HOLDERS OF WHARF, I'M.
PROMINENT BONDS.
DEPARTMENT OF rIsAScx,
City Hail New Orleans, June :, 1873.
nPOPOSALS FOR THE SALE TO THE CITY OF
twenty wharf improvement bonds will be re-.
ceived by the undersigned until WEDNESDAY,
eighteenth instant, az II 4. ~.
The right to reject any Oh sll proposals is re.
served
LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
je. "a Administrator of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

James W. Lyons IS. Steamship HiF&
Queen-No. le,22a.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District OF LOuisana.--In obedience 20 An ad-
,niralty warrant to me directed in the above emit.
tied suit. I have seized and taken IatO py pssses
sion.
THE STEAMSHIP FiRE QUEEN. her Tackle. ap4
parel etc, now Iibeled by James ". Iyona
for the causes set forth in the IIbr! now pend
ing in the istrict Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and ndmonish the ""ner Oh
owners thereof, and all and every Pessor OF per
or interest in or to the same to be and appear at
District Court the United States, for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on the first Monday of July. to show cause, ifany
they have or can. why the said steamship should
not be condemned and be sold asyeeab!y to the
PRAYER Of iibelant. .
United States Marsiars otrse. Sew Orleans.
fourth day Of June. 1879.
les 7. 29 iy6 United states Marshal.
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RopErs AND CAPPERs.--Last eTenins an
order was issued from police headquarters
Tor Of; GERS to yun in all ropers and cappe:s.
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Lcsassier s. Wise -. Steamboat Saufhs

LcsnSsier & Wise wa Sfenmb0at 3auIhs
western--NO. l0,2l5.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
1 District of Louisiana.-Ia obedience 10 al adni-
rpty warrant. to me directed in the above entitled
suit have seized and taken into my possession
THE STEAMBOAT SOUTHWEST ERN, hex tackle.
etc. now libeled by Lesassier Wise, tor The causes
set forth in the libel pendin: IL tAe aistrict
Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite and sims,isA the osnef Or
Owners thereof and al! and every person o, pei.
scrs having pretending 20 have any :s.1: t,.is
or in rerest In or to the TO be and appear az
Jgtict court of the United states 20, '.e district
Aforesaid to be holden at the city OF New streams,
on The tl,ird Monday of June to show sa.se II any
r. Sav.. or can why the said steamboat should
no. D.. condemned and hc sold a,sssasy 20 thf:
prayer OF libelants.
nineteenth day OF MAY. 1917
S. B. PACKARD
m,w9, ie,o'. United Ststss Martial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans. Notice is hereby given to the credits
of this estate, and to all other persons herein
interested, to show cause within ten days from the
present notification, if any they nave or can Why
the account presented by the adminstrafix Ia
these estates should not be hemOlo9aSeA AMI aHr
proved and the 3unds distributed IL accordance
Herewith.
By order Of chs Court.
my3O id g. FRANK PiCR Jfs.. Cferk.
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| United sta.es ". 326a cigars: c1 Rails

Cigarettes, ete.-Eo. iO,2s5.
az THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRT.
\ District Of Louisiana obedience 20 as
admiralty warrant; 20 me directed liz III. above
entitled suit, have seized and taken i.;S my pos
3.6. Cigars. IS vois Cigarettes 5. ps','ds Of 70.
taecs s boxes Of jelly, 10 bottles Gin Panama
Hats aud paiy slippers, now i.elsd ~ ina
United State for the ca4es set !oifh an
the libel now pendin. il the District I"'.' Q: !A'
United States
And do hereby cite AMI ainonisi. ...s owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or PERSONS
having pretending 20 have ans -. NJ. .! M
.erst in OK 10 the same, to bs and appear a. q
District Court of the United States :ot the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the first Monday of July, 1873, TO show cause il
any they have or can, why the said articles
should not be condemned. and be sold ssreeabyta
the Player of iibelants
'"-i" 10y S. g. PACKARD.
ietu2.iyS Cuited Sts.eA Narx!]afs
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The above statement ia . iusc true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
PAUL FOURCaY. President.
9. ". EVyS Secretary.
STATE og LOUISIANA.
City OF New Orleans. }
svora e sai subscribed before me this tenth
day O: ju.s, 1872
A: meeting Of the Board Of Directors held Oh
ths tenth dag Of June, 1872 it resolved to pay
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT Cd
the net earned participating premiums for the year
ending May 81, 1872, payable on the third Monday
Of July next. Also, to pay en- demand ten per cent
Interest to tho scrip holders upon conversion Of
their scrip into capital stock, as per amended char
ter Of tae COMPANY.
Directors:
?. MASrERO. DAVID MCCOlRD.
8. z. RELF, L. P. GENERES.
II. PUG P. FOU2CHY
P.s. Witt J.J FERNANDEZ,
D. a. CIAFFRAlX. J. NJ. ALLEN.
!e!: w CHARLES LAFITTB.
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INSURANCE.
A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE As
SoCIAT!oH OF NEW ORLEANS.
25............ Commercial Pince............2
Be:wee. Camp az. s.. Charles Streets
CAPITAL. 100000.
lS::ie:.c F.:s.l

Parties te.ire-. 0: irss.a.,. aa,. I'll. p;.''egp
Q. nj kirg two half yea:lE payments, and ara e.
cad Of the wear, q. in leu thereof - the usual 70.
bate Insures agains: tire risks exclusively, :E
city o. country. as tie lowest rate, o. premiums
o. :. ASCE,
.andayt q kUege.eA