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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
FOURTH llcDONOGfi sUlIOOj.HOUsE.

MAYoHAL1y OF Ssw ORLEANS,
City Hall, October 9, 1874. )
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Az
- this Office until SATURDAY, October e. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. Ioy building sh6 Fourth NcDonOgh
Sehoolhous. in the Fifth District tAlglersj. accord
ing TO plans AID specifications file IA this office
Payment in United States currency, on completion
and acceptance of tn. building. The right 70 ie.
iec; any or all bids is hereby specially reserved.
BIZ dire ton Of the Council.
"ciOtL LOUIS 4. WILT Mavoy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On ST. Charles street
near Perdido. last evening, occurred shoot.
,ng aifray which resulted favorably to tne
parties involved. out Gisastrously to a by
stander Thomas North and JACOB Deltzel,
abour six o'clock last evening began fight
ing. Thomas North fired four or five pistol
shots at Jacob, but did net succeed in hitting
him. An innocent looker-On by the name
OF James Collins, was seriously wounded IN
the abdomen, and rhereupon conveyed to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

In testimony whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and aii xed the seal of the said court at the
city of New Orleans. on this ieth day OF Oc-
tOber, ii the year of eur Lord one thousand eight
year OF the Independence of the United Statee.
oc22 uOl3 20 ED. DxBLOIS Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


s,Hce LAFAYETTE Fire Insurance Com.
nanv New Orleans October ~, l1,4.-At a meet
Ing of the board OF directors held on October Is,
of FIVE PR CENT on the capital stock, in ac-
cordance with article four of he constitution OF
the company pay able at the Office OF the company
within forty days. hoeio j" hlH'
oc1I tnt Secretary.
No1;cc--T,, stockholders or the New Oreana
Manufacturing and Building Company are request
ed to call with their certificates OF stock on Mr.
Theo Lienthal, No l3l Poy dras street, 10 receive
/. final dividend of : IS per share
]. A. BLAFFER,
FRANK RODER
THkO. LILIENTHAL,
oc12i5t Liquidaters.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

hospital North was arrested charged with
shooting and wounding. Jacob Deitzel was
taken in, charged with disturbing the peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

eo.c;.I Noficc.-Otiice American Mutua, In
surance Associatiou of New Orleans, No. 25 Com
rnerciai place between st. Charles and Camp
mo Of the Board of Trustees, held this day, it
unanimously resolved to convene meeting OF the
stockholders on TUESDAY. November ID, 1874. at
6P. NJ, on business of Importance.
By order Of the President.
rs = j.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

NINTH Wanp-An enthusiastic meeting
Of the Republicans of the ninth ward was
led last night. Speeches were MADE ey
Coi.ne! James Lewis, DR.. G. Devron an"
others. \ very large audience was Ia az
tendance. d. which no incon.iderable pro
psr,ion were voters of German nativity.
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ArcTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY g. DE FERRET & CO.. at 10 oc4ock' Al 70
So Canal street cIockery ware anu hoase
kaepinc articles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

Fifth Congressional: Disfrict.-Vh. io,.'
~ ass .gilDet5 q, speakers, Ga.-s anu 900
axe made 70. Republican, meetings i'll the FIFTH
Congressional! District:
Hon p. 3; s. Pinch back, Hon. J. 4 u. F!tkn'
s!oarake., J. Sella Martin and Others. at vienna
ard Homer, Madison parish, October "a.
Other meetings IN the distyict viii De announeto
hereafter. S. B. PACkAHO.
l ec.s eyes:dea. State CeutSsi Committee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
SUCCESSION OF Ramon Del Modal

SNCCess1On Of Ramon Del NOuN1.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans No. 81 036.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors OF this estate and to all other per-
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification. if any they
have or can, why the account presented by the
administrator of this estate should no. be homoio-
gated and approved, and the funds Distributed in
accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
oc1a FRANK PACE yR Clerk.
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Z ~ c-,-v Sec,e.arv ;yl:

Third Ward.-Accordlny 10 q former agree.
men,. she citizens OF the Third Ward, l'fesprtH,se
OF :o!Me: pol.tcAi ideas who desire and are
70 support or forn,e- Eepr. sentative III tie le
State Congress, Hon. j. Hale Scphe' are f.ni'e.l
fully requested ia assemble at the CoH.in ;.
E'.si, CORNER of G.:oI and Peters stIe"'7- ~
friday E.EN!SG, Cctote. %. .! seven y GOES.
Bv order Ok :Ae Comu.i.:e.:
oc!3 j. ! V!lTLEY, eec:s'aer.
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OFFICIAL MOTTO ES.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In Chancery-NO. 1913.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

FRANK n. AMES, TRUSTEE, VS.. NEW ORLEANS
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company, William
Pitt Kellogg, trustee and others.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23
In Bankrupscs-Nos. 14l2.

In BankrupicS-N0s. 14l2.
f1yHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE OF HIS
Il appointment. as assignee OF W. H. Henning L
Co and OF William FL. seeming and Archibald
Campbell individually, OF the parish OF Orleans
and State of Louisiana. who have been aGludSec
bankrupts On their own petition by the distrc;
court of said district.
GELS lot r G. EYRfCH Assi gnes
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succession Of George Adam schilling.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No. 5. ,04-Notce is hereby gwen
to the creditors of estate and I" all other per
DAYS from the present kUtifcation, if any they
have or can. why She account presented by the
administrative of this estate should not be nom0.
LOCATED and approved, and the funds distributed
in accordance herewith.
cclS 2O2,s FRANK PACE, JR. CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-23

ENlYED STATES DiSTKICY COCKT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JOSEPH ELLISON, BANK
rupt.
I'm Baskrupfcy-No. l4l9.
TTYHR UNDERYGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
L of his appointment assignee of the above
estate in pace OF William A. Wells. deceased.
oc22 st y. d. LEBRETON, Assignee.
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OFFICIAL.
II the QuniiAed Klectors Of the State 81
LOuisin0a.

LOUISIANA
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Office Of the Secretary Of state. (
New Orleans, July IA, 1874
In conformity to article l47, title nine OF
the constitution of 1863, publication Is here
by made to the voters of the State OF Lou
isiana, OF the proposed amendments TO
the constitution of the State agreed to by
two-thirds of tIe mem bers of the elected
to each house of the regular session OF the
General Assembly of the year 1874, and re-
CURED to be published three months be-
fore the next general election for Repre-
eentatiyes to the General Assembly IN at
least one newspaper in every parish OF the
State, in which newspaper shall ne pun
lished. Said amendments appear fully IN
acts Nos 4, % and Ga of said session OF the
General Assembly, which are herewith OH,
cially published for the information OF
voters. and will be submitted to the people
at the general election Monday. November
?, 1874, in such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against such amend
ments separately: and it a majority OF the
voters shall approve and ratify all OF either
of said amendments, the same shall become
a part of the constitution.
PIG. DESLONDE.
Secretary of State.
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warrants by the officers; and prescribing
certain penalties.
SECTION l. Be it resolved by the Senate
and House OF Representatives OF the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con,
venei (twc-th!c.ls Of the members elected
to each House agreeing thetetoj. That at
the general election for members Ut the
General Assembly, which will take place IN
November. 1874. an amendment TO the consti'
tuition of ,l.. State shall he submitted 10 the
qualified electors of the State for their GatIt;.
cation or rejection in the words following:
Article -. The city Of Now Orleans shall
no. hereafter increase her debt. IN any
manner o: form. or under any pretext. Al.
Ter the frs. day Of January. 1873. no evil
Lerce st Indebtedness OF warrant Tor pay.
men. o: money. shall be issued by any otii'
Ger OF said city except against cash actually
in the tcea .urv: but this shalt not Ne 80 con.
stcUet as 20 prevent renewal OF MatureC
bonds 81 par. o: the issue OF new bonds in ex'
change Tor other bonds: provided the city
debt be no. thereby increased. nor 70 pre-
vent the issue Of drainage warrants to the
transteree OF contract. under act No. 81 OF
1871. payable only from drainage taxes. and
no. otherwise: any person violating the pro-
h;b:t:ons TDroy:sons! o: this article shall. on
conviction, be punished By imprisonment
70. no: less than two NOE more tEan Ten
years. and by in. of not !e>s than three Gc.'
lars nor more than zen thousand dollars.
SEC. ,, Be !, further resolved. etc. That a,
said mex: general election. the wishes OK the
electors in the premises. shall! De expressed
| by printed OK written ballots. as follows
"Eor TIE amendment limiting the deb. 0:
New Orleans" or. against the amend.
I me,. ;:;ui..., the Geb. OF New Orleans.
and the said ballots shall! be counted and
! returns made, ard the result declared as n
! the case of election Of State officers.
| gSigue,., CHARLES W. LOWELL.
! Speake: o: :..- House "f Representatives,
tSigneJs c. G. ANTOINE.
! Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
! Approved February "a. 1874.
sSigned) WILLlAMP. KELLOGG.
Governor of the State Of louisiana
4 true copy:
| p. G. pSsLoaoE, Secretary Of State.
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INITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF ". II. HESSISG L co. AN
of William H. Heanng and Archibald CamI
bell, individually, bankrupts.
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REGISTRATION OFFICES.

+. A. WOOATLEY, Mast.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-05
ALL OVER The CITY.

VIM. J. Hill is a strong candidate in the
Thirteenth district for the position OF con-
stable, against Eirgiiis-
Nellie Lawrence, cclOned, was arrested
by officer Berean yesterday, charged with
an assault Oh James Goodrich.
james A. HarwoOd, Jr., Of the 9Th dis
trict. presented the attaches of this Office
with some very fine peaches yesterday.
Hook, the fish and game man, received
three car loads of wateTIaelons trofn Allan
ia FRIDAY, and sold them out Immediately.
Those OF our readers who are in doubt
as to the ward they live in, can find the
ward boundaries clearly defined in the city
directory.
Robert Petway, cOlered, was fined $40
by Judge Dnlins yesterday, on the charge
Of assault and battery On the person CT
Milly johnson
The case Of David Butler, the eolored
boy who assaulted Frankey White with a
knife, was dismissed in the police court
yesterday, with the consent Of Mr. White,
the injured boys father.
The citizens of the Seventh ward, who
desire 10 participate in the torchlight pro
eesSion, are requested by Mr.. Ed. Miller
the Marshal OF that ward, TO meet at th'
corner of Carol and Market, at p. NJ
sharp.
Itturns dit that there is no truth what
ever in the report that Collins, who lefl
the Jail SO unceremoniously recently, has
signified bis intention Of returning TO Nash
vile in order to vote for the Black-snd
| Tant ticket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CooMAssIE AND MAGDALA-thc Story of the
British Campaigns, Ivy HeIitS ". S.atiley,
autho~ OF Hos F'6ulia Livingston Harper
bros. publishers, New York; W. T. Berry &
Co, Nashville.
Messrs. w. T. Berry x Co. have laid on
our table this graphically written, instruc-
tive. handsomely bound volume, recording
successful campaigns by the English forces
on the Eastern and Western coasts ri
ATrlC1,
Many thrilling deeds Of bravery are we'll
told in the volume, though the losses by
death and sickness were appalling.
COomassie, on the Western coast; was
sitiated in the midst Of 4 deadly swamp
surrounded by jungle forest. Msgla'a is
planted on the top Of hinge mountain ten
thousand feet above the level Of the sea
an almost impregnable stronghold against
foreign in aston, yet the British overcame
all the seemingly iusurmountable obstTUc-
tiOus, and conquered, achieving such bril-
liant successes in hostile country as we
seldom meet with i'm history. The work
contains a fund of valuable information,
impaired IN a style that cannot fail TO
prove agreeable to tie reader.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-05
COLORED BENEvOLENCE.
Annual Convention of the Tennessee
societies

societies
The delegates Of the Nashville COlOred
Benevolent Society No. l, and branches
throughout the State Of Tennessee, met in
Benevolent Hall. South Cherry street, at
o'clock p. NJ. Monday, President X. z.
Manson in the chair. The meeting opened
by singing and prayer by the Chaplain,
Rev 4. Shelby, after which the President
stated that we were organized. and the
house was ready for business. The Secre-
taTy, G.. w. Moore, having resigned that
Office, on motion # +. Pickett &. {.
GOwdey was appointed Secretary pro TEN.
On motion Of +. Pickett the following
named were appointed committee on ere
dentials: Z. Pickett, r. Farrar, NJ. Primm,
c. c Gowdey and 5. J. Campbell The
committee reported the following as enti-
tied 20 seats:
Z. Pickett, 5. J. Bell, C. c. GOwdey, 5.
J. Campbell, A. Shelby, j. Steward, \. NJ.
Buntin, \. Morgan, j. W. COckrill, j. W.
Warmacs, VIM. Thompson, j. NJ Jonyer,
G.. W. Marsh, Z. d. Nixon. c. Strong, NJ.
Bell. ID. b. Garrett, b. King, proxy, r.
priInm, X. Lee, D. Compton, X. l..
Knowles, r. Ii. Watson, NJ. Allen, j.
Parkes, G.. Primm, II. Garrett, y. j. Nick
ersOn and 5. 5. HickersOn-
The assembly adjourned at 4 O'Clock p.
NJ. to meet Tuesday morning at Q O'Clock
A. NJ.
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS.
The assembly met pursuant to adjourn
ment, the President in the chair.
The meeting was opened by singing, and
PRAYER by A. Shelby, Chaplain.
OnmOtiOn Of I. j. Campbell that all
delegates that were not installed at the last
assembly, would be installed at this meet
ing, r. l.. Knowles. \. Morgan, j. \.
ParkeS. F. Vaughn, j. W. Warmack, y. NJ.
Buntin, B. Taylor, Rev. s. I. Strong, NJ.
Bell, 5. I. Hickerson, II. Garrett, VIM.
THOMPSON, Il. Lee, and G.. Primm, came
forward and were installed.
The President then delivered his annual
address.
On motion of Il. l.. Knowles, the Presi-
dent appointed the following standing COM
mitteeS:
Committee on Finance, State OF Order,
Rules of Law. New Orders, Grand Lodges,
Printing, and on Minutes.
On motion Of I. j. Campbell, the con-
stitution was referred to the Committee ON
Rules and Laws.
The assembly then adjourned to meet
this morning al o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-05
THE EXPOSITION.
Regular Meeting of the Board OF
MauRRera

Regular Meeting of the Board OF
Managers.
The Board Of Exposition Managers met
at the Exposition building last night, Mr..
Hollins in the chair, and the following
named members present:
w. NJ. Duncan. w. I. Porter, ii. Bnt-
tori. w. II. POhlman, J. Il. Morris, l..
Whorley, J. Sweeny, J. i. Dale, J. n.
Thatcher. VIM. Mcfarland and b. c..
WOud.
The Building Committee reported 4
contract had been let to one OF our builders
To make the new entrance on Vine street
and the extension on Broad aud Spruce
streets.
The Finance Committee reported that
they had funds to pay bills as presented.
The Printing Committee reported pro-
gress.
The Motive Power Committee promise
fine display Of machinery.
The Horticultural Committee report that
the grounds have been enlarged, fountain
handsomely remOdeled and grounds laid
of in a very attractive style.
The Amusement Committee viii give
promenade concerts on Thursday nights
for the benefit of the Cornet Band.
The proposition of VIM Robertson, pro-
prietOr Of the Worlds Wonder, was re-
jected.
A communication was received from the
Historical Society of Tennessee, Offering TO
place articles on exhibition that would be
OF great interest to :he public.
Permission was given TO the Running on
Manufacturing Company 10 tit up parlor
shooting gallery.
The Board then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-05
BOARD CT HEALTH.
south Union street eeSef-A PrOPO-
sision 20 Prosecute Mr.. J. &. McCrOry
That Seventh Ward POnd-Pe itI6n
to the County Court.

That Seventh Ward POnd-Pe iti6n
to the County Court.
\ regular meeting of the Board Of Health
was held yesterday afternoon at 1 O'Clock,
DR.. J. d. Plunket presiding.
The report of DR.. j. w. Morton, the
CITY health officer. was read, in which be
said the number OF deaths during the past
week would not exceed one to every two
thousand OF our population.
On motion Of DR.. BuiSt the Executive
Committee was instructed to ascertain the
feasibility Of printing the meteorological
observations ON the back of the Dlortuary
report.
". F. Foster City Sngihesf, reported an
Investigation ot the sewers at and near
the intersection Of South Union and High
streets. Here found the sewer below
South Union street entirely too small for
the drainage turned Tito il, and il should
be made double its capacity for distance
Of $50 feet, and the cost of properly recon-
siTuCting the sewer would be Si.2e0. A
small branch should I've built from South
Uniun street across the vacant lot TO tap
the main sewer at the corner Of Mrs. Al
LENS property. This will be $50 feet in
length, and cost $3.50. CURLING and a1Ii-
tering should De built alCES the vacant
lots on South High street. The sewers
sHoS5n Of should have a covering Of two
feet Of earth. The report was received.
DR.. Winston moved that j G.. McCrory
be prosecuted unless the nuisance origins
ting from the condition Of tic cellar under
Masonic Hall he abated. Adopted.
DR.. Winston offered a resolution in
strueting the Health officer 10 prosecute
the OWNERS Of property upon which was q
nuisance affecting Mrs. kingly and Others,
if the same was not removed. Adopted.
The draining of a large and very of'en-
sive pond in the Seventh Ward, near Clai-
borne's Chapel, was referred to a special
committee.
DR.. Winston suggested That the Mayor
call the attention Of the CITY Council to
the great need Of sidewalks on Ash street.
DR.. Buist moved that the following petit
ton be presented tn the County Court,
which was adopted.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 4, iS74.-To
the Honorable County Court Of Davidson
COtmty: The undersigned, constituting
the Board Of Health Of the city of Nash
vile, do respectfully pray and petition yonr
honorable body that they do grant 10 the
said Board Of Health the authority and
power (suhieCt 70 siich limitations and re-
strictiOns as the existing municipal laws
impose uDOn said Board, 10 abate all nui-
sancas or things preiudicial to health or
dangerous TO life. which may be found TO
exist - tai part of the county embraced
in a limit Of three miles from the corpora
ton line. in all directions on the west side
Of Cumberland river. And that the Board
of Health shall have power TO enforce its
authority by citing the offenders before any
Justice OF the Peace"
The Bna,d then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-05
The Lat Gift Coneert Postponed

The announcement Of the postpOnemenI
of the last gift concert Of the Public Libra
~ of Kentucky will not surprise the pnh-
lie. In Governor Bramlctte's Cett. pub
lished below, he gives resscns for il which
will be accepted without question by every
one. The management in this instance,
consulting the interests of ticket-5Olders
and those designing 20 become sicket-hol-
deTs, have not waited .tHiii the last day 10
make this announcement, hut, Just As soon
As they became satisfied Of the necessity Of
This pOstpOnement, have promptly made the
announcement. Ii is unnecessary 10 re-
view the causes which have necessifated
this action, as they are fully ftcltcd in
Governor Bramlettc7 card. The PROMPT
ness and frsnEness with viii h the pubic
have been made aware of the intention Of
the manager will meet with the hearty
commentator Of every one and excite
such a new interest and confidence in the
scheme and tho ability OF the manager to
perform whGl he promises, that there can
In no doubt that on the day specified the
last concert will he a full one.
P0STPONEMENT LAST GIFT CONCERT
CARD TO THE PURLIC,
The announcement Di the pOstponement
81 the fifth and last concert Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky to the Both Novem-
Der, am satisfied, will surprise few and
disappOiut none Of the friends and patrons
Of the enterprise. Indeed, any other couIse
would CIpaie diSsatiSfaa ion. With 4 pre-
oedent OF 4 posipOneman; of each of the
four concerts " hich have already been Civ
Ell, the public have very naturally and rel-
s0nably expected that Ia this, 10y far the
largest scheme Of the series and the largest
ever offered to the world, the same course
would he followed. and there are thou
sands all over the country who are only
waiting for the setting of certain fired
day for the drawing before sending In their
orders. The sales Of tickets TO this date
have been highly satisfactory, and i large
drawing might he lad on the 3lSt July,
but, feeling assured that a short postpone
meut would enable Us 10 close out the re
mainder Of the tickets and make the draw
ing full one. We have adopted the course
which has evidently been anticipated, and
which must eyeuiua.e most satisfactorily
Coz all.
Now that the day Of the drawing is alb
Solutely determined, there remains no fur
her occasion for delay. and would urge
the friends Of the enterprise, who intend
10 purchase tickets, TO send in their orders.
Is il VIII tax any Office to its utmost capac-
ny 20 accomplish all that is 10 be done in
The short time which remains for the sale
Of tickets. THos. Z. BRANILETTTE.
Agent and Manager.
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The Annual Convention OF Fire Chiefs.

Chief Stockell has received the following
circular:
HEADo1- ARTERs OF THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF THE FIRST ANNUAL Con-
vENTION OF CHIEF OFFICERS OF FIRE
DEPARTMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES,
Boston, MASS, July 81, 1S14.s-The second
annual Convention OF Chit Officers Of
Fire Departments of the United States will
be held In the city Of st. Louis, No, at
noon, on Monday, Oct. ,, 1874.
The chief officer or representative of each
fire department in the United States is re-
specially invited to attend, and the Ex-
ecutiye Committee will be pleased 10 meet
on that occasion such representatives Of the
fire insurance interest as may be selected
by the National Board of Fire Under
writers.
Inventors and manufacturers of i'm
proved apparatus for the extlrStiishment OF
fires are informed that every facility will
be afforded for The exhibition and introduce
ton Of their several inventions.
j. 5. DANRELE. Boston, Mass.
HENRY SPIILMAN, Baltimore, Md.
III. CLAY SEXTON. ST. Lonls, Mo.
JAMES HILL, Cleveland, o.
f. G. MEGRUE, Cincinnati, O,