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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-17
Firc.Proof Buj!dino

Being a twot2l story, ard basement sro..
stone btildins. fronting II. fe.t en- I%,it.'ieo'
SIDE OF Main street. and rnhirc eas, 'm6 ttas
thu same width. to the west sije o, H. H. Zee,
the basement having a frontage on so;i r.
street OF IL feet. Sa!dBQ
The entrance to the bascmen, will
Bucl street. and the Easemert reom a. ae ea
% b. 81. feet IL the clear. with M o
ing. and viii! b" rented to resronsiblsY &c. gu
by the Trustees. ' iaf'le'
The trst story will be parti;;onad g.
two storerooms. 8 by Is fit in II, n mo
with 4 i-foot ceiling, which viii al. gf5df,
rent.i, "E0 .,
III second story will be divided ;,,o -
for the c~anyeHitnt use Of odd fclloy 'Vg4'
and o. tac various societies W hjeh r.r -
therein, and on this door there viii bs a Mel
rooms. all Of which will b. rented h. h. ~
trustees 70 proper tenants. WV
The building will be finished in srs,.f,.
style. and provided with all conyerisn,se :
tenants. and tn, Trustees. irem a carcf II A., =
frld ut estimate Of the rCyepao - az
building, feel confident in a]ssiiiSr - =, T.,
stockholders a net dividend Of > ner ca4 u
per month On their investment. ~ Ne'''
The work will be prosecuted with N, -.
most dispatch. consistent with ecoromr al
substantial work; and it is conters sia,ad 10, :.
the bgiidirg will be ready for use in ioHr '"..
months from this date. W. ~
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FoR III ASSEMBLY.

WELDING ToTHE SOLICITATIONS OF
hi many fri,nis. CAPTAIN join VI.
FOLLY has consented to become a candi-
date Cor the ASsembiy. subject to the deei-
sion ot tho Dcirucratie-iibcTai Convention.
september ith, 1874. So
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O ASSESSOR.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH TIE solicit
/ fa;iun OF many friends, ! hereby announce
myself as II candidate for ,hs oiice of Assess
sor OF Eureka county. sabicct to the decision
Of the Dcmocrati: libn:a al Convention.
SKID kita Akp tliAHb0NSt.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

CAPTAIN !. e. CuLGAN HAS AUTHOR
! i-,d u to say that h, will b. a candidate
b Tore the iiemUcIatic LIBERAL Convention
Tor the nomination fer tuuHty assessor.
>In-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-17

T'iIIS ASSOCIATION Is IScopro,,
L under the laws Of the SAT- y. 'vvAIfD
thu rurlosc Of rcctinF a builjingN .esada,
use v;Sa o, inc uda rsiiow. Of Eureka. and IT, 10 ' n.
the Lodge If odd Fellows and otbo wi frIt 10
and organizations. and for storas ~, i'ess'lcs
and will proceed Immediately Ia % tu VIce',
the land @onated to the ASSocia.iar' nfea
citizens Of Eureka. situated on H. IN y til,
Vain street, ~ feet south Of the Pos tmsof
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-17
20. the Assembly.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
noGnce PHILLIP SfLAiN a Il candl-
date before the Democratic Liberal toanty
Cunyeution for the non inatiun Tor Assembly,
m,n. sll-td
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Subscription for Stock.

TN THOUSAND five hundred f,lO.:O0 all.
lars Of the sock have already been taxi ef
and thu books are now open to the pubir fI
Subscription for the remainder. to wit: s9.Gaj
a. HE Law oillcc Of liillhousc 4 Iiaytnoorr.
hyiaii.'S Luiidins, Waterman street. upon the
following terms:
twenty 20 Ter cent. Of .he sjlbscr,p,iop
will be 70 fuirrd at the time Of ssbsrrlfjr.,
and twenty. 20 per cent. every thirty b,
days til hereafter until the sane is mid I'D.
by order Of the 10 I'd at trustees.
Nv. ARLINGTON, / resident.
WI DAVENPORT, SECRETARY.
Eureka. New. July :. .s7i. Md
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Q TREASURER.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 An
w noanre j. l.. GALBtAlrH as n can
Giaate for tOuuty Treasurer. subject TO the
action q the Democratic Liberal Convention,
which meets in E.urc. Il. sept. list. SO
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Ticket.
NEW York, SEPT. 10.
Gen. Tracy, counsel for the Plvm-
ou,h Church Investigating Committee.
has put forth his promised statement
in the fora of an interview and says:
Thirteen OF the fourteen different
limesin which Moul,on introduces hi,
tIracy's) name III his late statement.
in only oue or two eases does he APP
proXinlate the truth in attempting 10
sac his position and actions Gen.
Tracy also SAYS his firm has Jccn
gagged i'll a noel suit. instituted by Id
Ia Dean IrOctOt, against Mpulton, i'll
%h.ch damages are lad a Sl9O,0
II. +. Penn tele=raphS IA newspaper
of lhis ii Y that, 1.-The North can form
TO idea OF The robbery and >poiiatiOn
to which We have been SUBJECTED. My
movement va neceSsi;a'e ed by the AZ
tiuie of the people. They demanded
it! | am now i'll fail possession Of he
Government OF ti- safe. The cplUrvu
people are now satisfied and content.
\ strong brigade OF cnlured troops.
fully supplied and armed, are in SER
vice. The usurpation refused to fire Il
shot in is deien>e. The most peric.;
peace and good order p.cvails. We
are thoroughly loyal to the Federal
Government, and III the operations OF
the past two days there Ina, been uo
eXce>s or Violation OF law. This GOV
eminent Is the only enc now III exist
ence i'll Louisiana.
Governor Kellogg, III a Dispatch to
the same paper. says: lie has, amid
all the troubles that have bc>et The
State, reduced the rates OF STATE and par
ISL taxation AID the Legislature has
passed measures for a reduction Of the
state debt, and fertile limitation OF the
State and city debt, and repealed The
obnoxious features of tie election and
registration laws. He claims that hi,
opponents Were fairly defeated IN the
last election, and knowing they would
sill he more i'll the minority i'll the
next, have precipl;ated Il revolution
and taken turcible possession Of the
State Government. lie concludes per-
>onaily: II have no desire 10 dis
char4e the very onorous and vexatious
duties of the 2oteruinent. bHJ | fee!
Il a Guty | = 10 The sac ana II the
party to hold III until relieved by
competent authOfIt".H
The Bir-c-uI, OF Tie Texas and Pa
cIiic Railroad "I!I meet in IhIlade!-
ph.a to day 70 c9n-IGGr the app!!ca-
tlpn 10 COn-ree- for AID in completing
tia, Ioad. Ihe proposition i. that the
company III arm tor a guaranty # six
per o-us. Interest on the bonds 10y ton- I
IA! agree to ALLOW tie Govern
n4snt - retain The entire cost of trans
Pera.t9a q trDops and public stores
and al received from the telegraph,
eve Ill addition 4 len on SOME oil
T.. be,. land.
Wm. NJ. Evarts. for President, and /.
-.t D.~sr- o.. -. L-r.r -. -.
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Re.rosscI the Frontier.

PEsTH. Sept. 10.
The Moldavians have recros>ed the
Hungarian frontier without commit
TIM u breach Of peace.
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For the Assembly.

I F. METTE, OF RUBY HILL, DE-
d si-cs to inform the public that he viii be
a candidate for the Assembly before the EG-
reAa Coanty Democra ic Liberal CONVENTION.
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FOR STALE M!EERal0GIST.

MANY FRIENDS OF JOHN 4. PORTER.
vi of Eureka. announce him a a candi-
date for Stat, M~iurTalogist at the ensuing
election, subject to the decision of the bcmo-
craiic-liberal Convention. augs
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. CONSTABLE.

ATTHEEEQrE>To NANYFElENpS.
y TEAA. NJ. GIiNSON las determined
10 sabn it his n4neto the fcr,hre min- brm-
orratic Liberal Convention a = candidate Col
Constable Of EtIrhna toA usi.ie. 81 Id
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-17

SENATOR BnoFShow, On th. Civil
Rights bill, has written = long and d
very strong letter to the veneral Tru-
man Smith against fha; offensive
measur to the whole white population
OF the South. The substance Of this
letter may be stated in a single sen
tence extracted from it, Il Wit: Tia.
the eleat OF this bill, whatever the
motive behind 1t, - the destruction
Of the Republican par IN the South
and the certain injury of the colored
people" Let the Republicans carry
it into a law and attempt its enforce
Inent in the southern public schools,
If they desire to prove the truth or
fAls'ty of Senator BRO ul8w's opinion.
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LOOI OUT FOR IT.

We are anxious to bet that Sutro's
lying organ attempts TO make ONE
thing di>hOnorable out of Colonel
Ellis withdrawal from the Guberna-
torial contest. The degraded scamp
who writes for the I~adependent is Ger
tain TO discover something inimical to
his masters interest in Colonel Ills
course, and as a matter Of course the
filthy shee. owe which lie presides
will teein with vituperation and Sian
derous declarations touching this po-
Iitical move. No such favorable Op
p~ortunity for = lying sensational arti-
Gle can positively escape sutrp cl.sf
blackzuarI. Watch the I~atNFeAag-'
and see Il .e are nj. right about It.
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iNDfD.iTES.
FOR

AUTroRiZEpTo ANNOUNCE
S.M. HENLEY. OF faiisaGe. a. a can
iidate for sheriff of Eureka County. sutjectto
the decision Of the Democratic County Com
"vcutipn Of said County. Std
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DISPATCHES.
Ely Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL. TO THE Daily SENTINEL.

Ei.e ..H;ltuai>" Statement Pro.
Eai.s-sEe il sued iu.
Si0G.GUO Damages ia "a Libel
Su;t -Ehr Louisiana Var Ei-.
patches from Penn ana s&clIo.a
Both liaj:ls 10 Have Acted
Rightly Lieutenant Coy
crn0r Claims u HpIe:e Victory
The TexaS and Pacific Rail.
r0sl -E..e I.a1t ieniiai
Etriet.
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FOR SURVEYOR.

\S-E ARE AUTHORIZED 10 Az
" EeHlce THOMAS !. READ a Il eand;-
date for tie o!.icc u Surveyor Of EurrIa
equity. s!3td
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MARRIED.


In Nirg mia. Sept. II, John A. Nahan1y to
Mss ida iucuil.
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. ASSESSOR.

At TIE SOLICITATION OF MANY
n ri nos, j .ittI.~ {. tOa ELL announces
himself - u cundiiatc for tn office Of Assess
81 OF Edte6a coauty, : b. sci 20 the decision
q the ben oc1a.ic tonvsuGuu. sll-td
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The Wisconsin Railroad War at an
Esi -Dec.siOn of lac Supreme
Court Adverse to the EOads-
"sAe People Soserei.ns, bat
Ma.Han5Hious"-W hat t.se (ons.
panies will do.

CHICAGO, Sept. Il.
\ Milwaukee dispatch, speaking o.
the effect OF the supreme Court deci-
SION Yesterday on ihe railroads, say /:
- Il is noteworthy that there is a mucn
more ftvpFtbic ieciih. toward HE
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, !
WEDNESDAY EvESING, April Is, 1874.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

We have n, new feature to notice in the Money
market, which continues nanimate, with only a
moder te demand for discounts at the banks and
light offerings the street. The few transactlo- in
commercial paper in icate no variation in rates. We
continue to quote frst-clss paper with collateras
1t 9tGlO p cent per annum. without at 1l@l2 per
month, Al second grade at 1@1l.; and at 2 First
class mortgage at 10 p cenr. per annum, and
seccnd.c lass entirely nominal
Gold oprned Ut 113ss@1l q, against 114i4 at New
York, and after . limited bu.iness closed weak at
II30ilSH, against 1884 in that market The sales
are confined to $2lO o. embracing So QUO at llS'@
I1Ss. and 5000 at tl3x. Under the fluctuations at
New York the market exhibited some irrexulArity
The supply Of sh Gold continued copious, but the
demand was mostly conred TO calls at the counter to
nay customs duties. .
No a,le, Of Silver were reported. American half
dollars l06k@1O7H, AMI Mexican dollars 1t lOs9
lO0 4 but quota. ions entirely nominal.
The huctustions in Gold 1t New York caused cor
responding irregularity In Foreign Exchangs. . q.
Alter an advance Of lilo y cent. in the morning the
market subseq ently declined 2l0. closing 1t net
fDlne OF of ITO he sales Of Sterling comprised
fS5 O00 embracing f15O0 bill'of ladng at 81 1865
600 IL clear 1t 546. $4,000 bill of lading st 546@
546K, fl4500 do (2500 and 12000l 1t 6.7. fsoOo Al
cissr II I1@s4S kS6O0 bill of Iadng 1880 and 5000
Il 6.47E, fS0OO do. ut S48. $500 do. st 4S@547,
f9OO0 hank (counter) 1t $50 and fl50O do counter
sight, at k5SK.
"a Oo1 cammeecial at leaH. and Is ooo bank q 46e
49, arket yas Affected ike Startling ~ the nnctua-
tieoe = New York
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At the close Sterling bills were quoted at 5.45 s.
46a for bill of ladng and Al clear and for
bank, and francs at 4.63@@- for pr vate and
nominal for bank
Nothing was 'repo ted in German marks, except
10000 at -. Owing to the fluctuations in gold, quo
tations nominal.
extent and the market ruled at about previous
The sales of New York sight covered 1925, 900,
embracing $4,000, S250Oo private bankers and $50
GOO commercially at z 2 cent dis cunt; slo5, 90 },
tS5 900 private bankers and $55000 commercial, at
SIG and $145 0OO ISIS 900 commercial aud $4,000
hank) at $780, aso $4,000 Providence sight at u dis
count.
The bank. continued to check on New York at par,
and commercial sight was quoted at -.
The stock market continued at and still, and
we have not a sale to notice.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in Bonds except in City Gold
Fearing Seven Per Cents, which were unsettled and
irregular throughout the day, with manifest nclina
ton the street from some parties to bear and
from others to bull them, that it was extremely
difficult at the close to give reliable quotations.
The sales included $1,000 at 541a, $5OO0 t 54sl and
$4,000 at. In response to the notice of tie Board
Of commissioners that they would receive pro-
posas for the sale to The city twenty god Bonds
of $780, Zach. of the general SERIES the following
bids lie aud all reject d. except tnat of Mr..
FIR nix A. Lee at 544:
Z. U. FaZende. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $2O0O at 30
+. A. Lee. 2OOOO at 54'4
). STRAUSS. SUM az DO
}. Strauss 5aU0 az 55is
STRAUSS. 7OUO at DO
Metropolitan L. an and Pledge Bank. A. 20 at 54a.
!. Mathers, Jr. lU,OOO al %
D. Mather-, Jf-..... lu,OOO at oots
J. Ma hers, Observation-Disclosures. l0,UO0 at SIS.
Nothing reported in City Appropriation u rtin
Gates They quoted at 60.
metropolitan P, lice Warrants were quoted at 73a "a
We did OF hear OF sale o any magnitude.
State War ants are in limited request + the pay
ment of taxes, but sales we're reported They are
quoted at 479 As for large and SOC 60 for small ord
ing to siz'.
New Clinton State Warrants are entirely nominal.
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Exports.

CHRISTIANA-Per bark Energe-10O0 bales cotton
HAvRE-Per bark Maggie L Carvill-26U5 bales cot
ton 1000 slaves
CRON>TADr-Per bark Pomona-12l3 bales cotton
BARCELONA-Per brig Tercer Barcelo-46O bales
cotton 546S ayes
HAMBURG-Per bark Sao-2OO7 bales cotton 2Ol3
ties lard kegs lard 400 slaves so sacks buffalo horns
l box saus ,ge
LIYERPOOL-Per steamship Chrysolite-1 $40
bushels in bulk 1859 bales cotton LOO slaves
ST ANN-Per schooner Helen A Locke-S5OO feet
lumber 80 bbs -four 10 bbs pork 20 bbls bread IS
mdse
PEN6AC0LA-Per steamer Amite-2O0' sacks corn
100 sacks 50 sacks coffee 100 casks bacon 40 bbs
pork 100 bbls lime bbls whisky 440 bbls -four 5000
bricks 100 bales hay 815 pkgs mdse
BELIZE-P-r schooner Lilly of the val'ey--25S bbls
-four ~ half bbls do IS bbs pork % bbs bread bales
tobacco 2OOO bricks IL boxes cheese feet lumber
$3.50 hoop pc les and sundres
PROVIDEN E-Pev schooner Kate Hilton-1537
bales cotton 3l4 pieces old iron pkgs mdse
AMSTERDAM-Per bark Noah-l247 bales cotton
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Imports.

HAVRE-Per ship Louisiane-508 mill stones 400
Burr stones Folger &co-2O pkgs liquor Battilort-
lO7 pkgs mdse Levois 4 Jamison-6 do Leon Pierre
- do to order
wine Fatjo &co-270 hhds sugar 800 boxes sugar to
Chaffra x 4 Agar
CARDENAS-Per bark Eva II Fisk-SE hhds sugar
200 boxes sugar Chaffraix 4 Agar
HAVRE-Per ship Crescent City-20 casks gin Rare
shide Maes-48 millstones 20 cases Burr stones L
Rawl.tt-l5 pkgs mdse J Co muny
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Schooner Pomme dor, from Bay St Louis
Schooner Maud, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Modesto. from Bayou LacOmbe
Schooner Puzzle. from Pea river
Schooner Hattie NJ, from Bayou Lacombe
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Having taken charge Of the River Column Of this
paper to my river friends that shall
attempt to carry out all my old programme in protect
ing their interest and will At all times be pleased to
attend their wants. and hope that my efforts their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully.
JAMES KERR, in,
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,

NEW
WEDNESDAY EvEsING April Is, 1874
COTTON.
The sales -da- mot including any additional yes.
terday embraced 5000 bales at st # prices showing
further irregular improvement of 1s@14c. We have
raised our quotations for low G. tons and resumed
those for inferior which regularly oted at this
time last yer. We also give the Exchange figures as
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Steamship Clyde, LiviI gston, from Havana vi,
Florida ports to 1 z Roberts-1st dist III
ship Crescent City, Delano. FROM Havre Feb l1th. tG
MeeKer, Knox ShultZ-POint
Ship Mary Riggs, Langdon. from Havre Feb 18th
in ballast, to mxster-POint
Swedish bark Uman Svinson, from Messins Jan 10th
to cochran Il Cazares-9d Dist
Bark Eva II + SIX. Nicon from Cardenas TO Chaffraix
Agar-Algiers
French ship La Louisiana. Toufet from Havre March
18th, to master-2d Dist
TOwBOATs.
Atlantid, Davis, from st Louis. with barges
Harry Wright, Davis, from the Pzsses-tOwed down
TO the bar 18th instant, bsrks Bravo aud Maypo-
brought up bark Eva II Fisk
sTEAMBOATS.
Frank Pargoud, White, from Argyle
Commonwealth, Shields from 81 Louis
Henry Tete. Dalferes, from ThlbodauK
Ouschita Belle. Blanks. from Camden
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN
s-ho ner Gen Washington, from Pearl river
Schooner Petronia, from rear, river
Schooner Two Friends, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Emma Jane from Jordan river
Schooner Bonfouca. from BonfoucA
schooner Theresa, from Blind river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
schoo Ter Ii Belle. from Madisonvilie
Schooner Ann McGuinn. from Tangipahoe
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beard OF TRUSTEES.

beard OF TRUSTEES.
c. W. Allen, l. L. Hass.
A. j. Aiken, T H. dunt,
Hugh Allison, J. Davidson Hill,
J. A. Braselman. Jas. =. Lanphier.
W. T. Blakemore, Robt. L. Moore,
l. Bloom, John Myers.
Sam. Boyd, N. j. Mullsn.
G. H. c. Brown, Edward Nale.
John d. Cobb Edward c. Payne.
Lloyd h. Coleman, Henry Reid.
Geo. W. Church, G. w. Seatell,
J. W. Champlin. W. b. Thompson,
j. E. Campbell. Fred Wing,
Fred. Ernest. G. w. Wood,
Ben Gerson, T. 8, Waterman,
C. A. Green, Louis A. Witt.
New Orleans, March l, 1873. ap5 I'm
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t,ix inches alb We high water mark Of 1871.
NELSON GOROM,
Signal Service Observer.
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The above statement 10 just true and correct tran
script from the books Of the Company.
PAUL FOURCHY. Presiden<.
G. W. MORT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 9th day Of
June, 1873. p. CHS CUvELLTER,
Notary Public.
At q meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held the
9th day of June. 1878, it resolved to declare
CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT. the
n earned participating premiums for the year ending
3lst May. 1873 payable the third Monday Of July
next.
Also to pay the stockholders demand. interest
at tie rate OF 10 per per annum their stOck
DIRECTORS:
r Msspero, Dsvd McCoard,
8. 2. kef. L. F. Generes.
M. Pug. P. Fourchy.
p S. Wiltz VI. Fernandez,
d. A. Cnsffraix I'M. Allen.
Chs LATTE. ap2H
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The attention Of all Policy Holders Of the following
companies:
Ut. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Mound City Life Insurance Company,
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company
Il called to the fact that the three companies have
been consolidated under the title Of the " Louis Life
Insurance company. The consolidated company. O m
bninQ, does, the INN eDse business OF the three
companies with the exptnse Of but one once manage
ment Ia enabled offer exceptional advantages 70
insurers. For pa, ment Of Premiums or any other
business connected with the companies, address
HAkMNE DOANE, g. nj southern Agent,
Louisiana aud Southern Nias., l62 Gravier ana
ape-u 81 Carondelet street, Nsw Orleans.
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MARINE NEWS.

George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New Orleans bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE
Thursday Morning. April Is. !
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Thursday Morning, April Is, 1874
pAILY RIVER REPORT FOR WEDNESDAY
APRIL Is, AT P M,
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Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Chrysolite, Abrams, for Liverpool
Ocean, Zersga &co
Norwegian bark Enerpe johnson for ChrIrtisns. Nor
way Ocean, Zerega eco
British bark Maggie L Corvill Bishop. tor Hsvre-
AK Miller &co
Norwegian bark Pomona, Moller. rronstadt-
Meeker. Knox Shutz
Spanish brig Tercer Barcelo, Tonrodo a. for BARGE
Iona D Fatjo &c
Russian bark salo, Nordgren for Hamburg
Frerchs l. Horn.
Schooner Helen Locke, Gray, for st Ann, jamaica
Macheca eco
Steamer Amite, Donnelly for Pensacola Master
Schooner Lilly of the Valley Leitch for Belize. Hon
dnras- J Macheca and Oteri
Schooner Kate Hilton. Stone, for Providence, 1.
via Fall river Geo A FOsdick SEQ
Norwegian bark Noah Nielsen. for Amster lam
Ocean. Zerega geo
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-16
CAS COOKING STOVES
AND GAS FIXTURES
At New York Prices.

Pfumbiog and gas-6tting put up reasonable terms
r. H. QUINLAE,
apl2lm No. 80 Camp street.
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OF. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE. CO.
A00ct5 1tsoAbsOV0
Surplus ~ TO Policy Holders over........ 64O.0ad
Number Of policies in force, nearly........ 8.ooo
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RANCE COMPANY,
37.......... .Carondelet Street.
NEW ORLEANS, NOV. IT. 1873
[ExTRACT FROM SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Premiums for fsr al year ending 3Oth April.
lS73... .................$736.S6 1857 v
Losses paid within the year. $50. 200 Il
Reserved for unterminated risks, 3Oth April,
1879. 103, go %
Interest and savings received 1906 81
Net premium profits for fiscal year...... LEO 903 n
Gross net profits after payment OF $4,000
Interest .......................... 0],709 o.
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID FOR THE YEAR.
Interest. Ten per cent
Premium. ....................T Thirty Ave per cent
ASSETS.
April 80, $l.S7O.270 "a
Fire, River and Marine Risks Written
At the Current Rates Of Fremium.
HARMON DOANE, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD. Vice Presidesk
ED. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
Moses Greenwood. .Dhn l. Adams.
w. A. johnson, Isaac Screrck,
John 1. Noble H. N Walmsley.
John Cha6e VIM. Morrison,
Richard Milliken. Joseph W. Carroll.
Samuel e. Moore, A. Brttin,
j. j. Warren Ut. Pace,
X. T. BuckDer, a. h. Wsy,
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