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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27
BY TELE GRAPH.
WASHINGTON.


Battle with the Indians.
WASHINGTON, August 26.-Oficial dis.
patches to the War Department confirm the
reports of General Clusters battle with the
Indians The particulars are the same as
heretofore received.
South Atlantic Squadron.
Rear Admiral Almy has been ordered to
command the South Atlantic squadron.
Movements Of Rear Admiral Case.
The United States flagship Wabash, and
Rear Admiral Case left Corfu ON August 5,
for Carthagena and the other points on the
coast of Spain.
General Nlyer Conc to Vienna.
General Myer. chief signal officer, sailed
on the twenty-thi instant, under orders
from the War Department, on rapid trip
to Vienna, to attend meeting Of the
meteorological service at that place. The
General hopes to see this convention take
the first steps to bring about world wide
system of VIZ lther reports, connecting the
United States and Europe.
During his absence, the signal offices will
be in charge of Colonel Garrick Mallery.
Surveys ofthe Portsmouth.
The following information was received
at the Navy Department to-day: The
United States ship Portsmouth returned to
Honolulu on the seventh OF August, from q
two months cruise in search OF reported
dangers in the North Pacific. Leaving
Honolulu June 10, she beat through the
passage between the islands of MOlakala
and Ohtt. against a very strong headwind.
The vicinity of the reported positions Of
Donna Maria Laxaon and Philia Island
No. 329 were carefully examined and fully
searched, but no indications discovered Of
land, reef or shoal water. The vicinity Of
shoal No. 277 was carefully searched; also,
No. 269, including the position of the reef
given on Blunt's general chart of the Paci.
fic, but nothing was found to indicate an
island, rect or shOal water.
The various positions assigned COoper's
island No. 2SS, danger list, also the posi-
tions assigned the danger on Blunt's charts,
were carefully examined. The non-exist-
ence Of all OF them was conclusively shown.
The position assigned in Wilkes nara
tive can not be reconciled to his public chart
of the track of his expedition.
As the officers and crew had been much
used up by the cruise, the Portsmouth
would remain at Honolulu until the arrival
of the mail steamer in September, to re-
fresh, recruit and make some repairs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27
THE TURF.

The Races Mt Long BFahchs
LONG BRANCH, August 26.-Nonsense wom
the first race. Time 2:441s.
Second Race.-Selling race, for all ages,
one and a quarter miles. Eight started
Business, Hattie O'Neill, bay filly by Bees
con, st. Patrick, Gerald, Camden. Wheat
lev and Minstrel. Business won, WheatleS
second Time 2l4h.
Third Race-Mile heats, Mary ConstahGG,
Utica and GalItza started. Utica won.
Races In B0stou.
Boston, August 26.-The fall meeting OF
the Beacan Park Association began to day.
The attendance was good.
In the three-minute race, Dustin Jim woR,
beating Colonel Pike, John T. Russell and
Nellie Walton. Time-2:A, 2:38, 232 and
2:38. Colonel Pike won the second heat.
The race for horses that had never 2::26
was won by Blanche, beating Ben Flagler
CoONCxNUED on HOUH1H RA0D,l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27
IndispOsitiOn of the Governor.

We learned, yesterday, upon calling at
the Executive Department, that Governor
Kellogg has been suffering for day or two
from an attack Of the dengue. commonly
known as the break. bone fever. The at
tack, though slight is sufficient to contne
him to his bed. With proper care, the pub
lie may soon expect to see him at his post
of duty, where he has given his assiduous
attention since invested with the duties of
CnvOrpOr
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27

The Kansas Journal says, "Some Leaven-
worth boys were out hunting Sunday after.
noon, and two of them attempted to shoot
the same bird. One of them missed the
bird and the other shot him in the head and
neck, filing that part Of his body with bird
shot" It served the bird right for being
missed by one.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27

TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
II District of Lousiana-In obedience to an ad
miralty warrant to me directed in the above en-
titled suit have seized and taken into my posses
THE STEAMSHIP LOUISIANA, now iibeled by
william T. Levine for the causes set forth IL the
libel now pending in the District Court OF the
United States. -.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have any rgne, t.te os an m
triot court of the United States, for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the first Monday of september to show cause
if any thew have or can, why the said steamship
Louisiana should not be condemned and be sold
agreeably to the prayer OF hbeaut ~ o-,
zenith day of August, 1878. cr,n
aul2 l6 "a 10 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27

historically connected with the reign of
Charles L., was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground.
Few Americans In Paris,
It is said that the number of Americans
now at Paris is very small, and that very
few of those returning from Vienna are
tarrying there, because Of the stories aflOat
by the Swiss hotel keepers that the cholera
is prevailing there.
The Weather.
The weather throughout England is fair
and favorable for the crops.
Bullion.
Amount of bullion gone into the Bank of
England on balance to-day, 100000.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27
BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTICE.-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
reAu William T, Hepp Charles T. Dugazon, Pierre
Crabites and Ernest Merilh. under the style ana
firm of A. ROCHEREAU 4 CO., has expired tnls
day by limitation
New Orleans July 81, 1873.
NOTICE.-A COPARTNERSEIP. UNDER The
~ style and firm of A. ROCHEREAU co. mas
been formed between the undersigned. to do busl'
ness In this city and in New York
ALBIN ROCHEREAU.
CHARLES r. DUGAZON
PIERRE GRANTEES,
ERNEST MERILH,
ADELE 0LEISES (Widow W. T. Hepp),
In cOmmendam.
New Orleans, August 1, 1873. aul I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27

DR.. J. E. C. Doremus, OF New Orleans.
has been unanimously elected by the board
of trustees president Of Minden lLouisiana)
Female College, and has accepted the re-
sponsible position.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27

The thermometer at Lo1is Figenoe,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood -
follows At "A. H., 79o; ap2 p. L., SS';
st s p. n, $40. Lowest point during the
night of August Is, 72o.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27
Citv Tax List.

For the information of those concerned
we again lay before our readers the list OF
delinquent taxpayers to the city. A few
days grace are allowed for those who desire
to settle their bills with the city and avoid
q snit at law
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27
Nicholas Bouchman va. steamboat Sabine
No. 10 273.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il District of Louisana.-In obedience to an ao-
miralty warrant, to directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized aud taken into my
possession
THE STEAMBOAT SABINE. her engines, fur-
nitrlre etc, now libeled by Nicholas Bouch.
man, for the causeE set forth in the hbe!
now pending IN tae District Court of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the
owner or owners thereof, and all and every
have any right title interest in or to the same
to be and appear at District Court of the United
States for the district aforesaid, to he holden at
fhe clty of New Orleans on the 6rst Monday in
Septe mber to show cause, If any they have or can.
why the said steamboat Sabine shOuo not be con-
demned and be sold agreeaby to the prayer OF L.
belant.
United States Marshars office, New Orleans.
thirteenth day Of August, 1879. ,.cr.,n
a,,, 1e % N United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27

Multiply this total by the figure three,
and the company will have tax bill OF
S3l, 1876 to pay the city next year. As that
corporation has been so sadly neglected for
years by the assessors, it is not expected
that the directors will hesitate a moment to
liq uidate that little account next January.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27

AlOnZO W. Bush rs. Certaim RaIt OF
Square Oak Timber-NO. 10 T4.
rN THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
u District eff Louisiana.-In obedience t. an ad-
mraltv warrant to me directed in the above en-
titled suit, have seized andtaken INTO my posses
CERTAIN RAFT OF SQUARE OAK TIMBER.
now libeed by AlOnzo W. Bush for the causes
set forth in the libel now pending IN the District
Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite aud admonish the owner or
sons hav ng or pretending to have any right, title
or interest in or to the same to be and appear at
District Court of the United states, for the dis
trict to be holden at the city of New Or
leans on the third Monday in September, to show
cause if any they have or can, why the said raft
should not be condemned and be sold aSreeaby
TO the prayer of libelant.
United states Marshaps office, New Orleans,
sixteenth day of August, 1879.
s. B. PACKARD.
auI- IL se6 Is United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27
Assessing jackson Road stock.

When this road was given its charter
there was inserted a clause exempting it
from taxation for the term of ten years.
The ten years and several more went by,
and our city assessors failed to perform
their duty, for the company has never been
assessed. Administrator Sturcken was re.
Gently apprised of this fact, and his secre-
tary, Mr.. H. Bonnabel, Immediately com
msnced an Investigation. He learned suf-
ticient to show him that the company had
not paid taxes simply because it had not
been assessed.
The assessments for the present year will
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


AT BIZ LOX1,
On Monday, September 1, 1873
The Race to be called under the rules OF the
Crescent City Yacht Club
The following purses are offered
$25O-First Class; boats over " feet.
$l5O-Second Class; boats from ~ TO ~ rect.
$lOO-Third Class; boats hom 10 10 |c iee'
S75-Pourth Glass; boats under IL feet.
Race to start at II NJ.
Two or more boats to make class.
Entrance Frea
All prizes paid in greenbacks
Mobile and New Orleans yachts are invited to
,ttara ~au27 30 81
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

Peter Jolly VS.. Schooner Mary Jane-NO.
10 266
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il District of Louisiana-ln obedience TO an ad-
miraty warrant to me directed in the above en-
titled suit have seized and taken into my posses
sion -
THE SCHOONER MARY JANE, now hbeled by
Peter Jolly for the causes set forth n the heel
now peuding in the District Court OF the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or per.
sons having or pretending to have, any right, title
or interest in or to the same to be and a! pear at
aforesaid to he holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday of september to show cause.
if any they have or can why the said schooner
Mary Jane should not be condemned and be sold
agreeaby to the prayer of hbelant.
United States MarshaPs office. New orleans,
8. B. PACKARD,
aul6 o. se6 13 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27

cHAKEsPEARE CLUB,
E0RNER ROYAL AND CUSToMHOUSE STREETS,
New Orleans, August l6. 1913.
Mem oers hereby notified that the tickets for
the next Complimentary entertainment, 10 be
given on WEDNESDAY EVENING, August n, are
now in the hands of the Janitor for dis ributOn.
Tho performance on this occasion will consist of
Sheridan Knowles beautiful play
THE HUNCHBACK.
Miss Frankie Mcclellan nas.......::..........:H Helen
Tickets for the benefit Of Miss Hawthorne.
which takes place on the eighteenth proximo will
be ready for delivery during the ensuing week
X. A. BURKE, Vice President.
FRANK II. WILSON, Secretary. sal7 w
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-27

(ooNIINuED on T0UH1H RA0D.l
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

likely to be, Its whole relation to the country,
which otherwise, in respect to general business
and great commercial enterprise, Is untouehed.
what matters 1t to the national wealth that Q
should fail It Is simply the wiping out OF some
millions OF fictitious value
WITHOUT MATERIAL LOSS,
except to those immediately Interested. or course
there Is much individual distress resulting where
securities have been widely distributed upon the
credit or name when such name proves to have
been but fa.Se light to the uuwaTy; but apart
from this, such sitting OF securities as panic 10
Wall street occasions, and such shrinkage OF In
1ated valves as results therefrom, but help us
terest should be manifested IN real estate In
vestment is therefore, but
A LOGICAL SEQUENCE
to the distrust felt In other orms OF security. 1t
settling down OF the excitement occasioned by the
events OF the past week IN Wall street. aud the
lief to the money market promised in the action OF
the associated banks, TO see an active revival In
real estate operations, such as the market mas
been for some time a stranger 10. The conditions
OF the present time are favorable to such an ex-
pectati0n. Regarding the recent furry In stock
values as purely aud exceptionally Wall street
experience, we find
THE COUNTRY GENERALLY PROSPEROUS,
the crops good, with an Increased demand In Eng
land and Europe for breadstuns, and iron just
entering into our commerce as an article or eX.
port in profitable competition with English ore.
How far removed from anything approaching 10
national disaster, or even in creating the appre-
henson OF such, this recent Wall street excite
ment is, may be seen IN the limited response made
to the offer Of the government to purchase
$4,000 900 worth OF bonds on saturday less than
$2,5CO,O00 being offered. While governments are
thus favored as an investment New York real
share largely with them In the rebound Of capital
from stock Investments.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
REAL ESTATE.
First Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold
Coupon and Registered
Construction Bonda

Wlyc Lessons OF Last Week From q Reni
Estate Point of vicw--Their PrOta bic
Effect Upon the Markct-A More En-
couragfrg Outlook.
It is worth while, after period OF such excite
ment as WIS presented last week In Wall street
and ON the Stock Exchange, with the many failures
reported and the convulson in the moncy market,
To hook into the ceuses Of such O crisis aud soc how
far these are likely to be resultant In any eject
upon real estate OF the Immediate consequence OF
THE WALL STREET PANIC
there is bat little apparent. Business was quiet
but without uneasiness, evidencng, In fact,
strength towards the end OF the week. in the clos
ing out OF some large transactions at private salo
on weet ssde property. But there are remote In
nucncee 70 be looked for from last weeks lessons
that promise greater results, and first OF these Is
the Increased favor which real estate is likely 20
gain as -
Thus, what agitates and excites Wall street to the
extent OF a panic in the bubble securities dealt in
therc, Strengthens real estate as tangible value
known and Determined in the present, indepcnd-
eut Of hs great possibilities. In speaking Of tho
bubble securities of the Stock Exchange, Is not
meant tho entire list dealt In there, or even any
great part OF t as being OF that character per Sc,
but those that are made so through the
RECKLESS AND IGNORANT SPECULATION
INDUCED In when men buy worthless stocks simply
because they see other people buying, and throw
over sound securities for the same reason. In
this respect Is the late panic in Wal street specially
Instructive It was peculiarly wan street panic,
involving onIy interests identified with specula-
tion, and, outside OF the stock market, endanger-
ing only such institutions as were intimately as
ISOLATED herewith. Such. too. has beens and II
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

Fire, Fire, Present
OCT. 0, III. Nov. II, '72. Time.

The fluctuations In gold during the week were
not as great as might have been expected from the
condition Of the other markets-a fact which Is
doubtless due to its being the representative Of
q tangible value. The highest price was 1875,
from which at the close 1t declined to 111H H.
The specie exports o. the week were 100000.
EXPORTS AND IMPOBrS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was as follows:-General merchandise imports, In
cludng dry goods, s8772,s4e; produce exports,
S6,3s6,3ss, and specie exports, $5oo47s. The mer-
chandse imports were against $3.50, POI, ,o53 last
year and 500 In 1871. The total exports Of
produce since January 1 ore s2O2 III $685. against
s156 554 last year and s163 613 in 1871. The
total exports of specie since January / are
$4O339, $50, against $57,5e7, ,234 last year and
$b9,Sl7,910 In 1871.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The>foowing are the opening, highest, lowest
opd clnsinv salea n Saturdav.-
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton no demand good ordinary i6]4c Net receipts
Mrw on.rASs Sept %, ls7.
wise, asss. sales, LOO stock, s,li9 .. ~.
Cotton qulet; msdlinss, Elc. Net receipts iiS bales
Sst0n St SStet sodn mddns elns;y H % lss M lon Ss Ids
s,7s5. ~ ''''' A'
Cotton dul! and nominal middlines Tl6c. l7c. ;ow
g. bales Export Soas,Sise siS Safes ieo Stock IA
sDr, Of tur,.0t0s Su' wsoEos ns so.. ssss ssPs s
81 yos p ana Ss Sssant t
lower at 81 3o.
q for Mo 5 m = aos q S amber wSsn = s
S"s fns riS = SSfs ss SStn
S. sa psF eS saGf shhst ss
a%a f IS S h"a d.
fhadelphia and sostSH S9c 70, 70 New York SOC e
sG 1sst q snS S%e.5 , oS ~, bdIs Our
Lake and rail imports s last ,shiy ssss euT hssrs @
FOnr II So n bss corn m s. ~ "I bushels wheat. J5Ss1
ss g o9Ss s sa
@ OSsns SS5s so sss
ina Tss q S @
S sSsss on cnss
wore mcre,y nominal at pSevious quotations.
foLEpo. Sept. 20, f6T2
Flour dpSl and unchanscd Wheat 70 &c; lower; No.
amber michisa1 spot Or septcmhcr, 81 a; October,
ber, 81 IS; No red 81 40; No ambcr Illinois 81 III
No. 2 spring. 81 "a; No amber Michigan, 81 20. Corn
ouu shadc lower; high mixed, y,ot, 5ic. September,
5z}xe October, a1sc. Move mber 64sc: December bSc
low uf red, H1zc. white 5c oats quiet and unchan sed
sales OF No at slc. No at 3SAc Freights unchanged
and dull Reccipts, 900 bbs -four; 5000 do wheat;
soal DO corn 5000 do oats ipufcns 100 bbs Aour
CHICAGO Sept. 20. 1873
Flour duh and nominal; shippers entirely out OF mar
kex Wheat dull Unsettled and lower No l spring,
81 IN North western, 81 i2 81 49, No. spring. 81 OK
81 0s, cash septanScr, closing seadier outside
priccs October sold at 81 @ 81 073 and closed at
81 vsx; No. spriag 81 rejected nominal Corn dun.
unsettled ana lower with considerable excited nent as
regular cash s9sc for fresh ilc lor oc.ober ac for
ing sales a 10 At cc. fer cash sozc. for ootober;
ONO st 6sc. osac. barley demand, but lower.
No. fan at 81 x5 81 90 No spring 81 o2 81 o. Pro.
Visions oufot and unchanged Pork sold at $40 ~;
roand lots gcotahlo at S6 Lard duset and unchanged
for spot NJ &c. SO demand air and market firm for
Large sales Of January at 81 3d. December 81 s3
ber ana January at Nc short rib mddles, Deccmber,
att Bacon QUIET and unchanged. WhEkey dull and
nominal Sales at a2c. 0sc Buffalo freights nominal;
30 Kingston &c. Reccipts-A SOD bbs tour 0aUO bush
els wheat 1900 do. corn 5C0l do oats 900 do rye,
1900 do. barley. Shipmcnts-4,0U bbls. nour, $1,000
bushels wheat 2200O do oorn 5000 do oats l90OO do.
barley.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

a ,s wss 10 du 9wer and entirely nominal At about
s9Gs NJ .sG1 g S a. y
WAS SSan nsgiestsd corn du iSwsS and nS%Iaa
At Uc. 6lc. for dsmaged &c. for sail mixed Sc or
without change IN Value and quiet Sales 81 oc
bushels A. Tic Sc ior mixed and 81 Tor white
IN berth reshis and charters
essy n s ,ss
pool by steam = hhds. Of tobacco AZ 1 20 London, by
sco boxes chess Al 7 and u boxes Of bacon a. Ss
ss at @ The shsrsrs Sran
e s Gass I'd ssas
On t int
rom Fensd 70 bb british ~
MOlAssrs market remained inactive for invoice
s &C., aHs DID, mss S 9saas @ &c. &c. s
S s fas s[sesFy 5 New deans s has
crop.
absence OF sales quote lic Aye ior merchanabe
sssi
and nony IN value and pitch were
PETRoLxua.-rhe market remained dull for all dcscrip-
ssfy to oer"e
standard White ss tor balance EFT o month and early Sc
for and ~ t &C. @
spSt G5 %hs ss1 bS
shade rmer refined quoted at 7c tor balance Of month
iverabIe early in October at ic At the creek the mar
sIt1sSS 81 sss; Tidsoat 81 y; PA Psarsers e $
PRoSls,oss- ,Recepts-Beef 81 packages; cutmeats
do lard sss7 bbis ami tierces The market ior mess
9TE Sn and eny quoted
leeted st and nd nomay steady We have only e note
were easier, qnoted at 64c 7c FOR the range OF city
bssi Gonnaed d quiet with prices ruling steady
slees ss 81 M s1rs @ sSd pH nds 81 p ss
aSsi bans sd r and enrey u a
Cut meats anies but Without 70 notceasle Change
in yalne We have only t. report sales Of 500 gresn
f.,ss ana Ss
market tor Western weak For this month SIC. bid
oeioSer at h-isc. and 30 torecs for DO at '
RIcEmdhe market to-day was quiet for both domestic
TsH srsss Of GaFGT % Sas g:
F"ns dsn,ns SS1s ssW1ay
iSSa rsHa as.t svenn ans go Reansa aasa
QUIET We O. oss Cuba Rehnns interior to Common,
5c Ttc,; far to good far 81. ssc. good to prime
aa ana 6oxes srRs "a
g'se mSasses hhds snh nnsH boxes 7e 7s me!adc &C.
$ Wis: 81 Is f. fss;s Ssssta$s ss.nss !;
Prime 1Hc ss;;o grocery fair to Selheics se ssc.
peror and extra superior, TIC. a &c.
STEARINE dull and entirely nominal, at pre- vi
TALLow was quiet. and nomnally steady.
6Os4 bbIs The ma ket was quiet but al the Close A.
trhe nrmer Sales 2OO bbs at &c, and 50 bb 9isc
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME ECoURr-OaAMBERs.-Nos. s. 20, so, 20.
81, 63K, t. 96 1o4, l1a. lis, ll9. 1872 126 l2S l2S
MARINE CoURr-Part 1-Heid by Ju lge Curtis
Nos sso Sls SsS 29ls 24 s'S 2sso RSsS
by Judge Shea.-Nos. MIX. 275o, $685. 1850, 2796,
2So2 1888. 2s51 257e, 2s77, 2s7s 2s7e, $780, 2S5s,
2S65.
Richard Hester, arson; the Same Vs. Mrs.
Leonard, robberyi the Same vs. Joseph Smith and
Peter Kelly, robbery; the Same VS.. Robert Her.
ring, robbery; the same Va. James Lynch, feluniOus
assault and battery; the Same VS.. Daniel Lyons,
felonious assault and battery; the Same VS.. John
Kelly, burglary.
CouRT OF OYER AND TERMINER.-Calendar for
Monday, Sept. %, 1873, before Judge Srady-The
People vs. John McCabe Sr., and John McCabe Jr.
slaughter.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

cargo-s, EXC. a. 221sc prime cargoes 22kc Sc cx
erea sys for @ Sss. and
m9ats 2ac aG1sc singapore, do. 2ac. 80 veylon,
2s,se S Jamaica, se 2ac So Domingo, iSsc ike.
ae as S,cc xcsS c nc Ges'a h1ca &c 22c Mais6ar
5A,ngostgra 2le 2.c ssyenla. 2lc 22,4c Curacao,
., FLouR AND s762 bbla wheat
Si2 e0 bnshels corn, l7,066 do; corn;mes SS9 bbs
the Gweek ending.FIour So e54 bbl. wheat, o19
bags; oats 4655 bushes rye, 976 do barley 500 do
n1na market m was nuu iGwer ana nomina The alea
MAS quiet About 450 bbs were placed at prices witha
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
EINAN CIAL.

At REASONABLE RATEs-MONfY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
sccurtiee OF oil kinds effected with best
comp panies J. j. HADRICH 90, liz Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

THE FIGURES OF OTHER PANICs.
The following comparison will be found interest
ing to all who are waiting to come into the market
with fresh capital and make ''turn":-
chicago Boston
H;,aa ESro
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

STOCK PRIyIbB0ES.-rHR PAST PEW DAYa
"A. OF PANIC AND sUSPEN5IOEs HAVE SHOWN
TIE BENEFIT GT gUYLNG Nc Anp HOLDING PRIvl, III;
AND SAVED SEND FoR EXPLANATORY CIEUCLAA,
OR CALL FOR PARTICULARS ON LAPeLEr BAz-
LEY. "a BROAUWAY.