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Monetary--C0mmerciaI.
MONETARY.

MON ETARI.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING November IL, 1873.
We have no change to notice in the money mar
ket. The banks are gradually and surely strength
ening their position. and the demand for dis
counts on the street shows no abatement. The few
transactions consummated indicate no change in
rates. We continue to quOle: Selected paper at
2a3 T. cent y month; first class at 3d-; other
grades entirely nominal; first class mortgage pa
per at 1Odll T. year, and second grade at l2a-,
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. Sc, 43J
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By 6. De Ferret Sc Co.

SUCCESSION OF N. p KENNEDY, WIFB OF L.
&. ARNeULT.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
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Fifth District Court Tor the Parish q. Or,sar.
40 JOif
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLES LOUIS FOX, ALIAS
CHARLES LOUIS FUCHS.
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Ky Sheriff Harper.
SNA
POSITIVE SALE.

w. :. HARPER, SHERIPY. VS.. EUGENE srJ-
VESTEE
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Otfice Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, November H. 1873 4:35 2. 81.

Washington, November H. 1873. 4:35 p. 81.
For the Mississippi! Valley and westward to Ne
braska, Kansas and the South west, low tempera-
ture no. thw ster,y winds and cealins weather.
Fog the Northwest, southeriy winds. partly
cloudy weather.
For the lakes and thence to the Ohio valley,
northerly winds, occasional snow, clearing and
very cold weather.
Fer the Soui bern States, northwest wirds, fall
ing temp nature ard increasing cloudless, fol
lowed bv ir st.
For the ,steru and Mode States wiads vear-
Eng to northwesterly. occasional snow and lain
with cold. cloudy weather.
Reports are patty mseing from the Southwest.
tbe Northwest aud Oregon.
Cautionary signals continue at hastport.
River In diligence.
sorrpwEsr Pass November u, 6 P. M.-Barometer
S4l5 Wind northwest, blowing strong. Arrived-a-
Norwegian bark Nebo Horn master, nifty Iays
from Philiipville il salast TO order; French ba X
(,ountess buchatel, Dupont master NIFTY DAY iron
Bordeaux With . cargo Of wine and i've passen-
gers, n, rpartu es. 1900
VIcKsBuaG oycnber - Passed dOwn-Wihie
at II A. VI Up-hat'e B. eleven Ia Il gin: Mary
Houston al ?. ii. today Weather cool aud clear
River rising. -,
River rising sowi, ArTived-John Maude from
New Orltaus; Arlington from Cincinnati De
narted-City OF Augusta, Mound CITY, JoHu Iole
and Alice Brown Tor New Orleansi kmna kilott
for 81. Lou g.
inches an failing. Lii ht snow 10 day. Departed
Iehn Kilgour tor New OiIt ANS
PIrT,BykG November l2.-River six feet SIX
aches, and about stationary. Raining and showing
all day. -, m.,,
wintry k,er fallen thirteen Incl es in the last |
IouIsvIILK. November l2.-R.ver falling rapidly. |
vilh q 70 feet six iIches N the cam u, and three
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SUCCESSION OF MARI kLlZABETH POW EhS,
DECEASED WIFE OF MICHAEL CRINEN.
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uiciGe for Love.

CALIFORNIA. Mo-. November I2.-IIenry
Ray killed Mollie Walline and himself here
to-day. The girls parents had refused
their consent to his marriage with their
daughter. Ray left a note, stating that he
could not live without her. and that he had
resolved to kill her and himself that they
might be together in the next world.
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Snip Me, NtWc0mb % days from An LWerp, IN ba.-
la-r, to master
French bark tomtesse Ducha Eel Dupont, frt N Bor-
| deauN, September y, TO PM Basseti-
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ST LOUiS-Steamer Future City and barges-S03
sks malt 20 0s4 bushels corn in bulk $3.50 SKIS corn
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BERLIN, November l2-Count Won Room
has been relieved from the Office of Minister
of War of Prussia. His successor will prob
ably be Lieutenant General Won kamcke.
The Prussian Diet opened to day. Der
Campeuh&usen, tho vice president of the
ministry, read the royal speech, which is
moderate in tone and mainly devoted to
local subjects.
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Second District Court Tor the Parish of Orleans
No. 1861.

SUCCESSION OF GENERAL MARTIN FRANCisU.
rERAZA.
, 1873-08-30

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Brigham
Young has agreed to give $4,000 to his 18th
wife, if she will drop the divorce suit which
she has instituted against him. 1t appears
that the Counsels j" the case oppose this ar
rangement, as it does not provide for the pay
ment of their fees.
On the 18th inst. there were several cases of
cholera in Columbus.
There was great CONSERVATION in Philadel-
phia, owning to the fact of the discovery of
numerous frauds committed in the office of Pub
lie Registry, aud nobp by knew whether that
which he had bought with his money was his
" or not. A Mr.. Leslie, who enjoyed the
best reputation, had been in league with the
employees Of the Registrars Office, 50 to man
age Real Estate, that several Houses appeared
mortgaged for amounts greatly in excess of the
value of the buildings, A German went mad,
on hearing that he had lost a large amount, and
owners of property were running from the Re-
girtrar's Office to the Lawyers Offices, without
knowing what they were doing. 1t was i'm
possible to calculate the amount Of the fraud
but many. estimated it to be more thanl a
million of dollars. Many propfietors wanted to
lynch Leslie but it was found that he had
gone to Europe, and there were hopes of his
capture on his arrival in Liverpool.
In spite of the hot season, and the situation,
the political parties had opened the campaign,
in Virginia, Ohio and Massachusetts, for the
elections of Governors and employees in the re-
s~pective States.
Virginia was democratic before the war, but
to-day the Republicans will probably triumph
with the help Of the new citizens aud the ad-
ministration. Neither are the Democrats like
ly to triumph in Ohio, as their adversaries have
been already a long time in power.
Massachusetts, is nearly all Republican, and
the question is rather that of the election of
the Candidate. . One of them is the famous
Butler and probably he will be chosen, depriv-
ing Congress of one of her most notable mem
bers.
, 1873-08-30

Just now everything seems to favour the re-
election of Grant If his adherents triumph in
the majority of the States, he is the best candi-
date they can elect, and at the same time the
one who will meet with the greatest opposition,
on account Of the fears which CRSarism in
spires Ifhe let's himself be carried away by
ambition, of which be does not appear to be
exempt. and accept the oandidature for the
third term, there will really be reason to fear
for the libe. ties Of the Republic
, 1873-08-30
(F10m tie st. THomqs Tidsnde.)
T LIZ G II A Nj s d.
ST.. Thomas, 25th Aug

ST. Thomas, 25th Aug
GENERAL News.
London, 22nd.-Comm enced laying cable
yesterday from Lisbon TO Rio Janeiro'
Jamaica, 25th.-R. NJ. S "NiIe'' left at 7
o'clock this morning for Southampton via ST..
Thomas and Barbados.
St. Thomas, 27th August.
New York, 23rd Aug.-Freight steamer
from Singapore for London wrecked at entrance
of the Red Sea. Captain and others drowned.
SO survivors e%nslaved by Arabs.
New York, 23rd Aug-Flour, So, extra,
$74. Meal, s34 a $50, Pork, SIS. Sugar,
Crystals, Sic. MoIasses, reind, $50. Grocery,
$3.50. Premium on Gold, 1853. Sterling y y
ct.
London.-sugars, :Damerara Crystals. 29s.
Cd. Muscovado, 23s. Cd. Clayed Havana,
26S Cd, in bond 27s. Demerara Rum, 2s. Sd.
Trinidad cocoa. SIS. Conso}S, 928. Bank of
England rate Of Discount 3 ~ ct.
P~aris.-Rentes IS,
, 1873-08-30

8 new deposit account. viz:
l Cooper. l Minor.
6 Various.
"a Withdrawals amounting to S $40 80
Receivers J0rSat3rday, 3O'h august 1878
IN C~HRIsTMNSTND
7, E. Mendes, Esqr Trustee.
j. Knuthsen, Esq, Member.
In FEEDERIKsTE0
Counsellor. L, Faber. Trustee.
B B. Beech Esq, Member.
JOB. +. GOLDBERG,
President.
St Croix, 25h august 1878
, 1873-08-30
JOB PRINTING
executed at this Office
with neatness and
despatch.
PrOcIalna.

nile og Enhyer, som have Noget
III at fordre paa Skillet efter af-
gangne Ugift Elizabeth George, ind
kaldes heryed med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skiferet
at anmelde og bevisIiggj0re deres
krav.
St. Thoma Skifteret den 25de
August 1878.
, 1873-08-30
Total s 418,O63 "a

Balance of deposits s 58,148 IS
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LETTER FhoM MOBILE.
MOBILE, March 18th, 1873.

MATCH lo'S'
To the Editor of the Morning Star:
Now that We arc in the midst of the Lenten
season, things about town are, in general, very
dull. Bnt this general dullness stops at the
threshold of tho church. Here there Is much
activity. Last week the Lazarist Fathers Hen
Messy, Donohoe and Andrew opened mis-
sion in the Cathedral. They will close their
labors there this week, and then go to st. Vim
cents church. The Cathedral has been daily
and nightly filed by devout listeners, many OF
whom have already availed themselves OF tbe
acceptable time to become converted, and
share in the abundant graces promised by the
mission. The labors of the eloquent and de-
voted Fathers will, without doubt, be crowned
with glorious success. Last night Father Don
oboe preached pow erful sermon on intemper-
ance, drawing fearful picture of the drunk
ard, and sho wing, in feeling manner, how ne
sinned against bis own nature, against his
family and society at large, and against God
His words evidently made profound impress
sion, for they were heard with GREATNESS ST.
lence.
Our Irish fello w-citizeus are making extern
sive preparations for the celebration OF st.
Patrick's day. Our thriving little neighbour
Whistler will join in the demonstration
which promises to be grander than any here-
tofore witnessed in this city.
We we're informed by telegraph, this morn
ing, from Washington, that the collector or
this port, William Miller, is defaulter to the
amount of twenty-five thousand dollars, and
| that he has been removed. Miller Indignantly
| denies the impeachment, and charges the theft
to some other man in the custom house. he
will be succeeded by some other scalawag who
will, most probably, follow his example. From
Montgomery news reaches us that the y Civil
| r ghts Bill" as received its coup de grace In
the House. The bill proposed to give the
" man and brother" complete social equality
Its defeat raised a storm of indignation in
the hearts of the colored members. and they
threaten the white Radicals with direful ven
| geance.
The air is so soft and balmy, aud the sky sc
clear, that one is tempted to believe that Jack
Frost has taken his final leave. The frui
trees are covered with blossoms, the flowers
are putting forth their tender buds, and thu
fields are carpeted with grass. The little birds
too, are singing their honey-moons in the
hedges, and preparing for the busy cares o
housekeeping. Spring has surely come.
THEMIs.
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In times that try mems souls and pockets'
the principal point is has to buy certain articles
to q, them at the lowest possible rates Now as 1t ID
absolutely necessary that all women men AID ch"ren
should have shoes propose engbtening them as 70
the place where they get excellent articles at
Is to per below the prices of other stores
pac. Claiborne street. opposite the Claiborne Mar
ket goods side), where Mr.. L. Z. Meehan long con
nscted with the STAR and generally known TO our
citizen,, some nouths ago opened . shoe store MT
Meehan has had al years experience In the shoe
business in wholesale houses and understands the
business and sdvantages in making purchases
grea ter than can be obtained by other dealers Head
hi. adver isement fifth page and give at-ieas
one trial.
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The late disastrous fire in the Third District,
a. indeed all show the absolute necessity OF
having large reservoirs cisterns of water in every
yard Safety and economy demand this as we cannot
depend upon our water works for supply case OF
emergencies 1t is we'll established fact that rain
water is much more healthy than our muddy Missis-
sipp water All these considerations inevitably lead
to the conclusion every prudent should
engage the services of MT r Broderck No 1872 Julia
street and have him make supply good els ern
MIR Broderick is an experienced mechanic who thor
ou yhIy understands business and guarantees salts
faction as to work and price, See his card elsewhere
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
Mutual Aid Associaton-Brapch No 2-New Orleans
March J6 1s73-Tho officers and members OF this brancn
hereby notified assemble at their Hall, at NJ
MONDAY. March IT. for tho purpose Of participating
in the celebration of St. Patricks Day Membsrs wust
dressed In the uniform adopted for this OCCASION
viz Black pants and coat, gloves and black felt hat
BY order of the President; RoB'T hartley.
N MARTI Secretary. mh161
HALL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
Mutual Aid Observation-Disclosures No 3-The officers
aud members of this Branch hereby notified to meet
at their Hail. of Common and Dorbigny streets.
participate the celebration Of Ieands Patron Saint
Uniform: Black and pante. white vest and black
soft hat. BY order; WM. j KELLY, President.
p. j. O'MEALLIA, Recording Secretary. nahl6 ~
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Associa alton Branch No. 6-The officers and pembers
the above Branch respectfully TO
assemble the Hail. the morning OF the 7th at u
O'Clock Punctual attendance 10 requested BY order OF
mhlslt .DF. BURDON. Marshal.
HALL OF HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
Mutual Aid Association-Branch No. New Orleans
March u.s. Is73-An adjourned meeting of this Branch
will DO held on SUNDAY, 10th inst, ut III A. NJ. for
the transaction business Members requested to
be punctual.
By order: FRANK McGLOIN, President.
J. " DONOVAN Secretary. mhI6 1t
ROBERT EMMET BRANCH NO. l1-.H. b. & M.
A. Association The officers and members OF this
Branch are requested to assemble on MONDAY. the
18th inst. at "a NJ parade. The honorary members
of this Branch respectfully invited to participate
The uniform the occasion will be follows: Black
coat, pants and hat white vest. gloves and tie.
GEO McCLoSKEY Marshal.
p. F. CURLEY, Secretary. mhl6lt
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DIR. TUT,'s PILLS is q purely vegetable con-
cen-raton Tor keaping the Bowels in natural motion
and cleansing the stem of all impurities and p"si
for Cons pation They restore the diseased
Liver stomach and KidneN to health ul action while
at the time they brace and invigorate the whole
system.
DIR. TUTT's CELEBRATED EXPECTORANT-
How IT FIRST it detaches from the bronchial or
wind tuhes the mucu OF matt r which sometimes ad
them with the tenacity Rlue. secondly 1T
mtiRaes tho pain and removes the OF the
bronchial Tubes aud muscles of the chest Thirdly It
resista the prngress of Inflammation ana asstRt~ the
lungs throw off the irritating matter which accumu
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FOURTH DIVISION.
ROUTE OF TIE PROGRESSION.

Up Camp to CAliOpe TO Annunoiation to Felicity to
Magazine, First, Carondeet. down to julia to st.
Charles. to Canal. scroSs to Royal to Esplanado 10
Levee. to Vaudeville. to Burgundy. up Burgundy to
ESplAnade, to Rampant. to Canal
When the head Of the reaches Clay Statue
the Proce~siOn will halt and open line for review.
Branches extreme OF line wild then pass through
70 right and be dismissed~
Marsbals of Branches will report their arrival TO
Division MarshAls, who will report same to Grand
Marshal.
In of pOstponement account of Indictment
weather t~eny taps will be sounded by the Gre alarm
bells the bOur for starriDg In that the Pro
cession will take place Sunday following, when this
progr ammo will be Carried out
The Grand Marshal respectfully requests the attend.
OF his Aide at the Fountain Camp and Canal at
10 A. NJ precisely.
JAMES GRANT,
mhi6It Grand Marshal.
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C. D. ELDER, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, 1914
CAMP STREET, WILL SUPPLY, AT SHORTEST
NOTICE, ALL ORDERS FOR Books, STATIONERY
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GULF CITY BITTERS.
"The Gulf City Bitters,"

becoming daily popular in this unity, ant
wherever uaed fat
SUPERsEDING ALL OTHER B1TTERS
They are ade from the most harmless, but invigora
ting Ingredients and have for their basis the purcSt
and choicest OF spIriis
AS AN INvTGORATOR APPETIZER AND A
STIMULANT To THE INVALID
or those sedenEaTiy emf Goyed. they EH<ALuABLE
and lhav offered TO the public upon Urrta which
cause them TO be Indispensable ~ every Household
AFTER THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN TRIED.
In order to modate the steadily increasing de-
aud for the GULF CITY BiCTERS have Iecsn fly
enlAE god the adtg OF my nanafactu ring premises
orders, city and country.
THE GULF CITY BITTERS
can be procured by single auy of our Retail
Liquor DoAers Druggists, saloons or GrOcers.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL RATES.
Prepared only by.
CHARLES FRICEE,
Wholesale Dealer in Wines und Liquors,
North Commerce street.
Mobile alabama.
JOHN HENDERSON, IS Tohou pitoulas ST..
Sole Agent
Also Proprietor of the celebrated GERMAN BIT.
TERS ana rb,iAbIe rsmrdy for AGUE and
FEVER, and all LIVER COMPLAINTS. NOS ty5P
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MINERAL SPERM OIL.


This OH combines all the excellent Illuminating ual:
ties Of Kerosene Oil together with perfect Aafety Oh
that be transported by land aoted In ware
houses, handled and used by however careless
ly lighted lamps hllod, burned In kitchen dres In
boiler and ngine In fact used and for
any purpose of illumination aafsly fathers
nsed whale sperm OIL Ita emitting point 10 about %
Deg. Fahrenheit, IT'S DO ling point $50 Fshren belt
both Of these particulars about Tho whBte spoT
lard oil 1t will ignite under 800 Fahrenheit and
consequently absolutely safe.
IT WILL NOT TAKE FIRE IN CASE OF BREAK
AGE OF THE LAMP.
THE OIL WILL EXTENGuIsH THE FLAME.
ligt of TEN. CANDLE POWER at . cost not sxesod.
ing Ono Half Cent Per Aonr, and for lighting railroad
steamers acores and dwelling houses 70 10 In.
valuable. and cannot be- too highly recommended.
Tho OH Ia patented. and made by Process which
insurss its uniformity -
1t burma with great orliian"y In the DUAL BURNER,
requires but little enton and trimming Tho OH
gums tho lamp. 1t absurbs oxygen from
the atmosphere 1t docs not deterioTato by age, Tha
Burner hts all ordinary coal oil lamps.
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BU1sN THIS on.
:. Its absolute safetv to life and property.
2. The great oriIliancy Of tho light,
3. 1ts economy being about the same IS herosen9.
! Tho MINERAL SPERM OIL has been adopted b
The Board of Supervising Inspectors, for an
Steam Vessels kaa been approved by the Presdens
OF Insurance Companies in New York Boston and New
Orleans
We Invite all who Interested to call and examine
sss9d for circulars fof Mineral Sperm Oil and Qua
Burner. BosT1CK SEYMOUR. solo Agsnts
For Louisiana, Alabama, Misstsstppl and Texas,
15 and ~ Front ct. and 10 and ~ fulton
mbai 1y5p New Orteahs.
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GECoND sEMLAyNUAL STATEMENT
oH THE
Mutual National Bank OF New Orleans.
No. LOG Canal Street,
At the close Of business. Tuesday. Dec. 81. isTa
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ST. PATRICK's DAY, 1873.

THE HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.
The Hibernan benevolent and Mutual Aid Associac~
ton Of Louisiana will celebrate
THE ANN1vERsARY
,RELAhO's PATRON SAINT
A PROCESSION,
And for that purpose will assemble Canal street.
Monday, March II, 1873, at 10 A. M.
The Procession will form in Divisions follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
INVITED ASSOCIATIONS,
INVITED GUESTS
BRANCH NO. ONE,
BRANCH NO TWO,
Will constitute First Division. under the Marshal
ship of EDw. SWEENEY. Esq. Aids: Timothy
Foley Branch No. 1. and John O'Neii, Branch No 3
SECOND DIVISION.
BRANCH NO. THREE
BRANCH NO. FOUR,
BRANCH NO. FIVE.
Win constitute the Second Division under the Marshal
ship of JOHN T GIBBONS Esq.
THIRD DIVISION.
BRANCH NO. SIX,
BRANCH NO. SEVEN,
BRANCH NO. EIGHT.
BRANCH NO. NINE,
Will constitute The Third Division under the Marsha
chip of M MCNAMARA. Esq. Aids: Edw'd Hay
den Branch No, 8, and NJ J. Sheehsn Branch No. o.
FOURTH DIVISION.
BRANCH NO. TEN.
BRANCH NO. ELEVEN,
BRANCH NO TWELVE.
BRANCH NO THIRTEEN.
BRANCH No FOURTEEN.
Win constitute the Fourth Division, hder the Marshal
ship of w. H. BYRNES. Esq. Aids: W. ]. J.
Armstrong, Branch No. II, and Jno A. Fitzpatrick.
Branch No. IA
Tho Procession being formed, viii take up tho line
march at half past 10 precisely in the following
order:
| JAMES GRANT..--... GRAND Marshal.
AIDS:
JOHN McCAFFREY. Branch No. !.
| 70 II Bran 1.
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NOVELTIES
Elders Catholic Bookstore.

Elders Catholic Bookstore.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS-in rreat variety.
FATHER TOM BURKE'S LECTUREs-the book
tho day.
BERLIN hROMOS-framed and unframed.
TIE SPOKEN W0RD-tha Priests Wade Meoum.
ThE FREEMASONS-by Mgr Sgur.
WAX TAPERS-plain and ornamented
PLAIN TALK TO PRUTESTA NTSLSgur.
BEADS. MEDALS. SCAPULARS ste etc.
Ali tho BEST NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON arc
arriving "onstanty. published For sale by
CHAS. d. ELDER. Catholic Bookssllsr,
ia Camp street. Lafayette square,
je< 5ptf New 0ricann
TJ,HE GREAT AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
DEPOT,
No. 100 Camp Street.
The Champion American Stove never fall. to give
satisfaction all defects known TO exist In ether Cook
ing stoves have been entirely remedied In the Amer
can. The Economy, Dispatch and Durability Of this
Stove have made 1t the favote whersver introduced
II want Stove. buy only Bridgefords Old Reliable
AMERICAN.
All kinds of Cooking and Heating Stoves hand
House Furnishing Goods, Mantle Grates, etc.
Special nj ention given to Guttsring and Roofing.
at short notice. PHIL. McCABE.
Agent for American Stove,
sells 6m 5D Ito Camp Street.
-
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REsoURcRs /:

ALL DEPOSITORs PARTICIPATE IN THE
PROFITS.
SECOND sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Declared December 81, 1879.
81 per cent to Stockholders.
u per cent to Dcpositors.
PAUL FOURCHY, President
ALBERT BALDWIN, Vice President.
JOSEPH MITCHELL Cashier.
pIREcToRs.
p. Maspero John T. Hardie
John ID. Cobb Ernest MiitenberRer,
Adolph Mayer, Albert Faidwin,
Paul Fourchy, Charles Ladtte.
p Ponrs,ne. oc6 To ~ 5p