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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
Office Firemen's Charitable associations

Office Firemen's Charitable Associations
New Orleans, October TO- 1813.-Board of Dele
gates.-Regnlar quarterly meeting, MONDAY E'Gs
MING the thirteenth instant at seven O'Clock, ir
the Hall of Louisiana Hese Company. eOrnts o
Carondelet and PerdidO streets.
By order of the president.
ocll C. c. FLANAGAN, Secretary,
NOticc.-New Orleans Clearing House, Septeme
her rs, lB13-Wherees, the certhcatiOn of checks
is intended tor in the Clearing House, all de-
postors in the Associated Banks of New Orleans
are hereby notified to make their checks PAYABLE
THROUGH THE CLEARING HOUSE.
se27 I'm ISAAC N MAYNARD, Manager.
southern Bank, New Orleans, July II
l873.-Notice is hereby given that the unredeemed
notes issued by the old Southern Bank" must be
present ed for payment within one year from the
FIRST publication Of this notice, at the Office OF the
Auditor of ehis State, who, on receiving satlfface
tory proof of the publication of this notice for ou@
wear az aforesaid will surrender any funds he Ua-
hold fog ths pa! Ih.at o. the eaid unredcemeS
noteS
iyl3 eowfS ). CARR Cashier
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SUCGFSSTON NOTICES.


Succession Of AmeIir yo1ins wife Os !.s
P.ssoI--!c. 20 435.
CEcoSb INSTRUCT COURT FOR THE PARIS?
- OF OI!eana Noics - h@reD y RlVes 10 lhe cfeos
itors .f ,his estate and TO all other persons hereN
Interested, 70 show eaus. within ten days from
the presen. notification, il any they have or care
why .be account presented by the admnstra.
,nr q. hi. estate should ,loc be tomologated aIS
approyrd and tn. :uGds digtY Duted in accosdae -
therewith.
se;gI2' FRANK PACE. SR.. Csra
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Fourth Ward Radical Republican Mother
Clubs-A special meeting Tor the election of deies
rates will be held on MONDAY EVENING October
49, at half past seven o'clock. at the hall on Der
ti:ny styees. y9netual attendance is requested.
". J. JENKINS, PresideEie
2. PLUCHE, SecretarSe
y. c. HOWARD
Z. siALEON. q
:. h. ARMAND
orig L. POPULUS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

Succession o. Margaret Lambert-cscs
SO tj6.
CECOND DISTRICT COCRT FOR GER PARISH
- of Observation-Disclosures John Racquet Clay has
petitioned the court for letters OF administration
the estate of the late Margaret Lambert, dc.
ceased, interstate. Notice is hereby given 10 a.:
whom II may concern to show cause WITHIN ten
days why the PRAYER o. the said Pc tiiloner sAooS
not be granted.
oc4eI2 FRANK PACE, j., Clerk.
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1lIE RIVERS


The river here is fourteen feet below high
water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

BASE BALL. To-DAY. An Interesting
game of base Jail will be played this even
ing. at the park, between the Lone stars
and Stonewalls the last game resulting IN
= signal victory for the Stars by = score OF
The following are the names Of the re-
epective players:
Lone Star hine-Shea. catcher; Lsuer,:
sitcher; Horne, first base. Ferry, second
base Davis, third base; Boyd, short stop
Tracy, left field: Fay. centre field: Martin,
sight field. pu,
San. nitcher; Carey, first base Childers,
second base; Kenny, third base: Felix,
short stop Bothen, left field; Lobe. centre
Seld: Clinton, right field
Game to commence az three "ciock'
eharp. Admission, free.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

headed down stream and started on her
long voyage, apparently uninjured.
THOSE AWFUL BELLS-C0uti0ndry Sig
NdL-Unless fremen's ears are not har-
assed every five or ten minutes by alarms
.or fires, they feel as if something is wrong.
Horses in all the engine houses are kept
harnessed, and the keepers scarcely take
their eyes off the gongs, SO numerous have
been the calls lately. 1t seems as II there
- a conspiracy to burn houses, and limo.
cent people feel it necessary to ineure, even
against their will. Three or four fires each
day is sufficient to awaken suspicion, es.
Oecially as in several instances unoccupied
houses have been burned, and SO great is
the present uneasiness that if the tiremen
should catch an mcendiary, it is somewhat
doubtful if the courts would ever be
troubled greatly in trying him. Strong e,.
Gmples occasionally prove beneficial, as
recent conhagrations were caused by acct.
dent, which fact should stand as caution.
airy signal, as old Probabilities would say.
People should be very careful. especially
now that cold weather will! soon be on us.
Servants must be cautioned in such severe
manner that they will heed the warning.
While the reporter was penning the above
Zines two different fire alarms were sounded.
.A
WILD GAME.-The cool nights and days
Of last week induced country hunters to
nend in fair supplies Of small game. A few
wild ducks Of small size were bagged, and
gray squirrels were plentiful. The snipe
are of medium quality.
S---------
A CONFIDENCE CHILD.-A girl no: more
than twelve years old visited the store
of Mr. Braselman, in the Fourth District.
and said that Mrs. H. had sent her for
come articles. The goods were handed her
and she departed, but returned in few
minutes, SAYING that one piece was not
suitable. The desired change was made.
Shortly afterward this same child called at
q hardware store, stating that she had been
sent for some spoons. This time she was
suspected and arrested. A portion OF the
dry goods was found on her person. Inc
house OF her married sister was visited and
the remaining articles secured. Other
dealers have been victimized, bu: as yet
Particulars are not for publication.
e~---.-.
f.osP RACES To-MoRROw.-Thc st. John
Rowing Club recently received outraged
working boats from England. and tomor.
row will have chem out on Bayou ST. John
Tor q mile race, One-half milo ont ana re-
turn. starting from the boat house. There
are eight entries, all members OF the club.
The second race will be for palr-oa'ed
toats; two entries. In this contes. the :oi-
A,wine named gentlemen VIII pull: First
rrew-Nessrs. j. J. Hisyde' and P Relelot.
second boat-Mess1e. ". Il. Dickson and
George II. Dunbar.
The row will begin q: I've O'Clock &c :he
evening"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

WILD GAME.-The cool nights and days
Of last week induced country hunters to
nend in fair supplies of small game. A few
wild ducks of small size were bagged, and
gray squirrels were plentiful. The snipe
are of medium quality.
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AVOID QuACKS AND IsPosTERe.
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..r.sr.Ii eat her out of house and home, '


,,o;o;ned the old lady, rather grimly
..fbaf reminds me, William, i promised
n send your aunt some ofmy yeast cakes
and If you don't mind a bundle, You might
take 'em along with you. They're on the
kitchen table. If you'll just step round TO
the back-door you II find 'em quite handy
am lust run down and get them for
him +" proposed Hetty anxious to escape
from the wool chest, and not at all averse
10 a little filtration with viii Lowry
"Youll lust stick to the stockings, Miss
Morris y answered her aunt, promptly.
"Let him wait on himself.
Presently the last pair of stockings was
laid away, and then her aunt said, "Now
Get the tea; and be quick about it too,
Henrietta, for see fathers wagon driving
round to the barn now"
Hetty few down to the kitchen, hurried
" put the tea to draw, and neatly set out
on the white cloth, snowy bread, golden
butter, and crimson Jelly, all made by her
own def fingers. Then she arranged be-
fore her uncle's place huge platter of
cold boiled beef, a dish of cold potatoes,
and another of pork and greens. Then,
standing at one side, she glanced critically
over the generous board to see if all was
complete. Something about the arrange
ment struck her as faulty; but at first She
could not satisfy herself as to what it was.
At last light broke in upon her mind
"How near | came to forgetting the
doughnuts. How uncle would have frctted,
to be sure am glad | thought before he
came in"
So saying. she took plate and went
into the pantry. Not doughnut was to
be seen. She examined the cupboard I'M
der the milk shelf There was the bread
box, jar of cookies, and two lusty loaves
of gingerbread-but no doughnuts She
brought wooden chair from the kitchen,
and stood thereon to search the topmost
shelf. There she beheld only pots of jam
and preserves, together with some disused
tins, all very much covered with dust-but
no doughnuts, Then she pulled out the
big pie board from behind the iour-bar
rel, (the pie board made by Frank at the
age Of ten years-his earliest essay in the
carpentering line-and which warped past
all using within the first month of its ex-
istence) No Notwithstanding but two
or three cobwebs, against which she
promptly registered vow. ~ she was
replacing the board a thought darted into
her mind which caused smiles to fade
quickly away, and a frown Of annoyance
as quickly succeed them.
CONTINUED TOMORROW.
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New Organ !
Go to L. Q. HOvey's

And sec the New Organ, manufactured by Geo
W Gods y Co., Boston, The Piano Stop, one of the
greatest Inventions of the age, attached, auglltt
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The Greatest Discovery OF the Age for the reliefand
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Cannot be cannot be cured by snuils WASHES or To-
cal applications. 1t is weakness of the constitu-
too, developing itself in the nasal organs first, al
forwards extending to throat and Lungs, ending
generally in Consumption, if not checked by prop
err remedies: Pains in the head, back, lolns and
weakness Of kidneys, are its attendant diseases
More people have Catarrh than any other disease
IL 10 easily cured. Thousands OF cases, some OF
thrty-fye years. standing, have been entirely cured
In New Hampshire the past three years by the Con.
stHuft0ndt Cdtdrrh Remedy. Certificates to back
the above, and treatise on Catarrh in a 32-page
pamphlet sent free on application to Littlefeid 4
Hayes, druggists, proprietors, Manchester, n. II.
send name on postal card. and il will cost only
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CONTINUED TOMORROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

BANKING House OF FISK < HNr.H
No NASsAU-ST. NEW-1ORK, june .. i'i'''
We recommend to our friends and cG'nncr' i''
investment of surplus capital or in exchange q"
Government bonds, which can now Pc sniu ~ u Nu'
snally high prices. the following Securities OF wei"
known character and established reputation VIZ
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SIX PER CrNf boNl'
Principal and Interest payable IN Gold Com F"
New-York City; Interest payable May ana W
vember1 issued in denominations oil 5.'V -
and 81. OOo either Coupon OF Registered price, 80
aud accrued interest. No..
Also THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO TL'hN "a
Cent BoNDs-Principal and interest payapie III sO',
coin in New-York City; Interest payable Jahm"y
and July1 Bonds of $1,000 each, Coupon OF hes'
tered. Price 90 and accrued interest.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD j Az.
Melted and m operation from Richmond 10 me O.ns
River a distance of 40 miles, M cost wan -
eopipuent. Of over SS50OOOOJ and the ipia u9',.
onment of is business indicates that tle eu''ns
for 4be ensuing twelve mouths VIII not b" less ',-.
s8.oOoOOO and for the succeeding year not less w.
S5,O0O,0OO. .....i... .o,cern-
Pamphlets, containing full information eon.e,s
mo the Road aud the coRutry through "hic1 u ""'
erses will be furnished upon Application -,
we also deal in GOVERNMENT BONDS Ck ''
Avn WESTERN Pacific, ard other irst-class Se'U.s
49, receive deposts on which We allow four P'i
oon, interest. make collections, and 40 geue'@
Ranking business. fISN :"
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NEw.YoRK. june Up. NJ.

1ORks JUNE - NJ
Pacific Mail has been the bete nOir of the stock
speculation, to-day and the movements of the stock,
Or to speak more accurately, of the manipuators of
it, are as mysterious as ever. Opening at 4O it sold
at 4OI and then ran down to 39 and reacted TO 800
before the Board. During the session the pnce
crept up to 4Ol, went back to 800, and was again
selling at 40! by the 1 o'clock Board. But the later
advance did MT hold. and when the Exchange closed
this eccentric stock was down to 80. The glorious
uncertainty which has attended this speciality seems
likely TO follow il for the present. and will follow
it till the new management shall make plain,
clear statement of the financial condition of the
Company The new directors were in session to-
day, and as we are credibly informed, had under
consideration resolution asking for full and COM
plete statement of the affairs of the Company, but
at p III. nothing had been done. We can only re-
peat what we suggested on the day of the election
of the new Board, that the sooner the
new Directors make clean, clear state
ment of the financial condition of the
Company the more they VII serve tho stock
holders and please the public, who curious about
the hitherto mysterious doings of the p. NJ 5. S. Co.
The speculation in this stock to-day was affected by
the various umors of forthcoming state
ments TO be published both by the
present administration and the retiring
dynasty. But nevertheless this stock moved indie
pendenly of the rest of the list. The general market
opened steady and declined in some cases until the
Board, when prices recovered and thenceforward
to the close continued improving until at the wind
up at p. No. pretty much the best prices of the day
were made. The opening. highest, lowest and clos
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-03
BANNING lIou ST o. Jay Cook. y ~ 70.

The Northern Pacific Raihoad Ooihp''"' = cid
determined 20 close its I-SO flrst M'' Iou
loan at an aggregate not eXceeo,"e '.''.S 'o.,r.
dollars, and thereafter 70 p2y 20 hs''i 81. 10
cs, than per cent on further Issues "l .,;'.,.sI
o(tarcugh tine usual agencies ,..,..,tie in
naxocnt lor the COMPANY 3 a,as a. no. they a'o :"
pay nv, and ncrr,,ng Geand lor 'ai p-rao's
eo, 1 iI continue 70 b. ssor the loan Is eioseas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-03

Money was easy all day. The ruling rates on call
were and 6per cent but this afternoon offerings
were reported as low 4. Prime business notes
moved on the basis of 707l per cent.
Government bonds were little lower this fore
noon. but prices improved later, and bonds closed
firm on the basis of 1915 to 1915 for 1868 There
were no London prices, the day there beng kept as
o halliday. Fisk g. Hatch report as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-03

William ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 30 days time, and u to
Q per cent bonus 60 days, at points varying
from the market price Of the securities named
"a foIToUa.
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Now Ned1V.
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Foryth Congress- far chosen starring and Select Committees
of Senate House; the Unon. Populations CsDA
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Election Washington the second Election Of General Gu
The Platforms 1874 Ana other interesting
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Aquiet business was done in the State bonds.
small lot Of old Tennessees sold at 81, and $1,000 new
bonds at 500. The disposition of spectators does
not much incline to tins class of securities aud they
afford little temptation to the investor. The BIDS
foil
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bsd Tie volume contains Greeley. his last hours
the Funeral Arrangements the Closing Cersmo
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/ TFE-SIZE PORTRAIr of Mr.. GREELEY,
Head and Bust-We have Unexpectedly received few copies OF
this excellent likeness Of Mr. Greeley Che plate destroyed IN the
Boston lre). and oder them az the regular price, ~.
The LoUGph Of M Greeley Family is still 70 be had at q per
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Inc ABOVE rates imply hfsOci'laS NAMES A
offered on the street at points nearer the
market.
The Treasury programme for June, concerning
sales of gold and purchases of bonds, has been ths
officially announced at the Sub Treasury here:
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Ncw DubIiranons.
TIVE NEW NOVEL,
By tie Author Of DOROTHY FOX, entitled
HERO CARTHEw,"
will be published Jane T.
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NOZZLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

a
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sVVTfyG Ui = APPEARED ~ THE SUMNER oF lotL
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sle 1ry l Eastern IN the Presidential Gam
paipu Of I82 issue Of edition 81 the AuouosA
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brilliant end concluding VIII
admirable ANALYSIS Of campaign, originally prepared by me Hon
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In the city bank stocks we note sales OF Bank OF
Commerce at 49, the Bank Of the Commonwealth
fetchinr 6b. The following are the bids:

/ There was only fair business in railroad bonds
the Pacific mortgages occupying the principal at
| tention. The following are the bids for railroad
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Enm- Grhools.
THE MONEY MARKET.

JUNE 2, 1873.
SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-OFFICIAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL. lot O'CLOCK A. VI.
Sdtcs OF Government Bonds
1900 u. g. $40 Co IS, n1l8k 10000 IT, T. 500 c. co. .1l6t
10000 H. 3. Bon. [.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-03

PURCHASES or BONDS.
Wednesday, June $500, 600
Wednesday, jane Is. 10000
Total. &c., 900
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