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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-17
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, April 49, Evening.-Corton closed
firm mid ,s1d nplands l5se; Orleans sns l7c Net
Futures closed fru: sales 1870 bales az fol-
lows: Low middin forjApril Is gl6dl6 1920; for
May l6Ac; for June FAe; for July II 2l32c; for
August II 27o2c.
Southern -four firm; common to fair extra So 70
a IS; good to choice 81 Soil. Wheat 81 64d
65 for winter red Western. Corn opened 1c better,
closed qniet. with advance lost, 8809c for new
Western mixed. Coffee shade frUer, without
anything Of im portaHce doing. Sugar less active
and easier, 1ss ais for faBiO good refining, ~ q
7ssc for Muscovado. Molasses quiet and unchang-
co. Rice quiet with small sales TO the trade.
Turpentine finer, 45c. Pork lower; new mess
$l681k. Beet quiet. Lard heavy. Whisky frmeT,
I'm as8c. Fleiehts to Liverpool frmer; cotton,
sail, 7-,20 I'D.
The Posts financial article says: Gold opened at
1885, declined to ll35 and has since advanced to
1l3%. On gold loans he rates have been to fol
carrying. Foreign exchange was dull and steady,
with sales at So 1894 e6 for prime sterling In
the money market call lOalls were 405; Prime mer-
Government boz DIS are u az lower than yester-
day. Southern State bonds at the board were dull
and lower. The stock market opened i a p below
last nights closing figures, and was heavy during
the first half hour Of business. 1t became steady
at the board, and afterward strong, prices having
since advanced 7. 0l48. About noon the prices
again declined a fraction, and the market is now
steady at tie declined
SKIES OF 1881 III fvetwentes Of 1892 i liz Z; OF
1864 1895; of 1865 2lA ll94; OF 1867 III Il; Of
1868 1870; new fves 1l6aa; ten-fortes ll47s.
CINCINNATI, April l6 - Cotton firm: miGdlfng
ioz2c. fl0uT ettSGy utuldnC u'uciatc. "uVdt
scarce, firm and higher at 81 40dl AZ. Corn ad
vapced; 68173c. Oats dull at 4s057c. Pork quiet;
held at SIG 75al7. Lard steady; steam Oh 0eaee;
kettle S90al0c. Bulk meats-Demand good
shoulders Csc, clear rib 8.4008.5Oc clear all
loose. Bacon quiet and firm; sbeaIdera Z d7c,
clear rib s.2O0s Csc, clearsssc, all packed Whisky
STEADY at 94c.
ST. LOTS, April TO- Cotton held frmer, above
buyers views Flour-Demand fair for low grades
ut Yesterdays advance. Wheat advanced; No.
spring Chicago 81 273s; No. red 81 40. Corn
higher No. mixed 66kc on track. Whisky scarce
at 94c. Pork quiet; SIG 62h. Dry salt meats
strong clear rib and clear at Kansas City 8s 0esc;
clear here S2lc. Bacon strong shoulders &c; clear
rib and clear SIC. Lard firm; good held At sac.
FOreiGn Markets.
LONDON, April l6.-Tbe bullion in the Bank of
England has decreased 913,000 during the last
week. Amount of bullion gone into the bank on
balance to-day 5000. The proportion of the bank
reserve to liability which was last week 80 ~ cent
is now Al y. Erie S2a32A. ConsOls-Money 90 Z q
SO; account 9Sa931e Tnrpentine 3Os Sd 03Os Cd.
LIVERPOOL April is, p M.-Cotton-Sales of up
lands, nothing below good ordinary. shipped
March, 8 ad; do. nothing below low middling, de.
Iverable April and May, SID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-17
NEW ORLEANs CLEARING BorsE.

| Gold opened at ll30ll31,. against ll35 at New
York, and after limited business closed at 1885, a
]l3A, against the opening rate in that market
| where it touched during the interim 1872. The
sales were confined 10 $50 0OO embracing S IS OGU
Ii3k.
No eales of silver were reported. American hall
dollars l06h 0l07s, and Mexican dollars 1854 lOe
The decline in gold at New York had a depress-
ing influence on foreign exchange, which closed
decline of abeut lilo + cent The sales of sterling
embraced Ell 500 bill OF lading and Al clear at
IS Ash as 20, and $500 bill Of lading $4,000 and
925G0) 1T SIS 46.
In francs the only sale reported was $1,000 com
mercial at 4.63s4.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 6 IS
as IS for bill of lading and Al clear, and SIS 40
as 40 fol- bank; and francs at 4633 o. for private
and nominal for bank.
Nothing was reported in German marks the
quotations for which arc nominal.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of linn
tied extent, and the market ruled at about pre-
fined to $155 600. embracing $20G00 private bank.
ers' and $35 0c0 commercially at = y cent discount;
5-l6, and $4,000 commercial and $4,000 bank at
The banks continued to check on New York at
par, and commercial sight was quoted at 5.l6 ~
cent discount. showing no Variation.
The stock market continued at a standstill. and
we have not transaction to notice.
The only sales of bonds reported were BIO 030
city gold bearing seven per cents at 81 3; $4,000 do
at 81 81, and $4,000 at san. The market closed
weak and quotations nominal.
Nothing was reported in city appropriation cert
hcates The movement recently has been so lin.
tied as hardly to furnish basis for quotations
and they have been put down nominal at 63. They
are now quoted at about 60.
metropolitan Police warrants are quoted nomi-
naIy at 1914. We did not hear Of sale of any
magnitude.
State warrants are in limited request for the paw
ment OF taxes They are quoted at 47048 Tor
large, and 50 to 60 for small, according to size.
New Clinton State warrants are entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-17

Yesterday at the French Transatlantic
Company's Office, and were each given
twelve dollars to relieve their immediate
wants; also. all so desiring it will receive
railroad tickets, free, t. their point OF
destination.
The pilot who took the steamship Europe
from Havre declares that the ship struck
Dor Of Havre, but was not leaky when she
left Brest.
Captain Lemarie leaves for Paris Satur-
day.
Schooner Lost.
The schooner President, of River Head
was lost il Long Island sound on Saturday,
and the captain and two men are believed
drowned.
In Hurricane.
QUEENSTOWN, April 16.-The Atlas ar
rived from Boston, encountered hurricane
and hove to sixteen hours. An officer and
one seaman were washed overheard.
Steamship Netherlands Ashore.
PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-Surf boats
went out from Atlantic City to the steamer
Netherlands, ashore on Brigantine shoals.
The steamer is a large full-rigged black
screw steamer, with black stack; is flying
what appears TO be French flag, and has
a wrecking schooner alongside, laying out
anchors to pull her off.
The sea is smooth, but looks badly, the
wind hauling to the northeast. The steamer
is headed off shore.
The steamer has a large and valuable
cargo, shipped in Antwerp for Philadelphia
She has 10 passengers.
Fatal Accident.
The steamship Illinois, hence for Liver
pool to-day, ran into tow of canal boats
below this city and sunk four of them.
The crew were all saved, but it Is said q
woman and child were drowned. The
steamer was not damaged, and went to sea
from Lewes at 6 p. M.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-17
FOREIGN.

The Accident Mt the Dubkenfeld Mines.
LONDON, April 16.-Twenty-one of the
live persons taken from the Dunkenfeld
mine are badly injured.
Fifty corpses have been recovered from
the Dunkenfield mine.
DR.. Livingstone's Remains.
The train bearing the remains of DR.. Liv-
iDgstone arrived at London at three o'clock
this afternoon. There were but few specta-
tors at the depot. The body was transfer
red to q hearse and followed by line
of carriages to the Geographic Society
ROOMS, where the coffin was deposited to
await final obsequies. The remains were
fully identified.
A Bill Against Betting.
In the House of Commons to-day bill
suppressing betting houses in Scotland
passed its second residing.
A Gratuity for Wolsley.
The Queen has sent message to the
House OF Commons recommending grant
Of s25, 900 to General Wolsley.
Solicitor General.
John Holker, @. c., has been appointed
solicitor general, and has accepted.
Void.
The last election for members of Parlia-
ment in Hackney has been declared void,
and new election ordered.
High Water i'm the Thames.
The inhabitants of Lambeth and vicinity
are erecO ling temporary entertainments on
the Thames. in anticipation of another high
tide next SATURDAY..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-17
SHERIFF'S SALES.



ing Roofing and Paving Company.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans. No. ssh By virtue of a writ Of
the Fifth District Court for The parish of Orleans.
in the above entitled cause. will proceed 10 sell
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auction
CustOmhouse streets, in the SECOND District of this
city, on TUESDAY, May 10. 1874, at twelve o'clock
eFRs noTs SF ~
with the buildings and other improvements there
on. and all appurrenances thereto belonging. stU-
square bounded bv st. Louis. Toni. Rocbeb,aye
streets and the drainage canal, next to- Canal
Carondelst. designated. on plan deposited in the
plan number three of book of plans number
one, By the numbers one, two and three and III as
uring according to said PLAN as follows, as follows
to wit Lot number one forms the corner OF St.
Louis and Toni streets, and of TOnti street
and the drainage canal. and has twenty
eight feet eleven inches two lines front on
ST. Louis street. twenty feet four lines in
width in the rear, and trout on the drainage
canal by one hundred and THU teen feet SIX inches
IN depth and front on TOnti street, and one hum
dred and ele ven feet two inches in depth on tie
line which divides 1t from lot number two. Lot
number two has twenty four feetfr0nt on ST. Louis
street, twenty four feet eleven inches in 18th in
the rear ana front on the drainage canal, by one
hundred and eleven feet two inches ID depth on
the line which divides il from lot number one and
one hundred and nine feet four inches on the line
which divides it from lot number three. Lot mum.
Der three has twenty -four feet front st. Louis
the rear and front on The drainage canal, by ono
hundred and nine feet four inches IA depth on the
line which divides it from lot number tive. and one
hundred and seven feet SIX inches in depth on the
line which divides it from lot number four The
property aforedescribed is the same which the de-
fendants herein acquired by purchase from Nathan
Bailey, as per the act of sale thereof passed be-
fore Nicholas B. Trist, q notary pubhc in this city,
on tie thirty first day Of May. 1873
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
W. P: HARPER,
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hss risen fourteen inches Weather cloudy. Mer.
curry 46o
from New Orleans. No departures River falling
SLOWLY. Rain all last light. Weather cold and
raw; drizz to day.
vIcKsBrRe, April 16.-Passed down-Johr How
arc at A. NJ 40 boats I'D TODAY. Arrived-City
of vicksburg at P. NJ Weather cosl and cloudy.
River six inches in the past twenty four
hours
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Friday, April II, 1874,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship W Clyde, Livingston, for Key West
Spanish bark Laubum, Ocerin, for Cadiz
Spanish bark Renom, Garriga, for Barcelona
Norwegian bark Preciosa, Jacobsen. for Hayre
British brig COrwena Evans for Cork
Schooner Kate Buchanan, Lawrence. for Pasca.
goula, in ballast
British schooner lizzie, Creighton, for Kingston
Jamaica
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etaryi--CommerciaI.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
THURSDAY EVENING. April IS. 1874.

The general movement was interrupted to day
by a heavy rain storm. which prevailed with only
q short ipternission throughout the day.
We have no new feature to notice in the money
market. which continues inanmate. with only q
moderate demand for discounts at the banks ard
light offerings on the street. The few transactions
in commercial paper indicate variation in rates.
We continue to quote first class paper with col
latera,s at 90lO ~ cent y annum; without at
Hop; Al at l0lls p month and second grade at
O. First class mortgages rule at 10 v cent p annun,
but nothing is reported in second class.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-17
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

I
British steamship Andean, Miller, from Liverpoo
via Jamaica, Vera Cruz and Tsmpico to PIN
FOrwood Co-4th district 43
| Steamship San Antonio Pennington from New
York, to Geo Fosdick &co-lst district ia
Italian bark Biagso, Guglielmisi, from Palermo
February l6; to Cochran Cazares-2d d,srlic
French bark Marie Anger. Durand from Hayr.
February 20, to master-Point
Schooner Olive Robinson. Beers. days from Ru
atan Island. to J Macheca &ce-2d district !
Schooner Helena, White, days from Ruatan ISLAND
| tOJ Macheca &co-2d district PIT
TowBoAys.
Philip Caldwell. from tie Passes-Towed down
to the bar, nth instant. ship Gold Hunter and
bark Jonathan Chase-BrOught up bark Biage
and schOoners H Robinson and Helena
| T c Jewett. Wright from the Passes-Went down
| hght-BIought up bark Maria Anger
| STEAMBOATS,.
! wSPike. Brown. from Smithland
Lizzie Hopkins. Aucoin from Thbodaux
| Marie, Bassett, from Lower Coast
Empire Jeanfrean. from Lower Coast
BEL0W---WAITING ORDERS
| Ship Havre. Terkelsen, from London February T.
Ship Excelsior, Joslin, from London February to
master
EXPORTS.
CADZ-Bark Laubum-75OO 600 slaves
BARCELONA-Bark Renom-l42l bales cotton
HAvhE-Bark PIeciosa-2246 bales cotton 600
CORK-Brig Corwena--2s55 SKIS oilcake 1000
slaves
LIvERPooL-Bark Betty-l76o bales cotton 24Oo
slaves
observation-disclosures Lizzie-75, 7sl feet lumber
10 bbls meal 40 bbls -four bbs pork bxs candles
bxs starch tub butter and sundries
KEY Notwithstanding W Clyde--38o bbls
-four 1880 SKIS corn 100 ska oats hhds sugar 10 bds
broom corn 2G bbs whisky so head cattle bbds
wine 20 head sheep 10 head hogs 20 coops chickens
and sundries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
SMITHLAND-SteaDer W Pike--eO bales cotton
65 bids sugar l Dbl sugar l Dbl moasses and sun
dries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lizzie Hopkins-9e bhds
sugar and eundrles
LOWER COAsT-Steamer Marie-sundries to
order
LOWER CoAsT-steaner Empire-Sundries to
order
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERE RAILROAD. April 6-474 bales cotton cks ba.
con % half cks bacon 81 ties hams 10 bbls whisky ~
pkgs tobacco SO rolls leather "a axis cotton seed d
bxs cheese and sundIies
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
Road, April 1926 bales cotton and supdries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April 1880 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 10 hhds
sugar 5s7 head cattle and sundries
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apl7 % 20 Sheriff of tine Parish q, n,9sors
BANKS AND BANKING.

~ TON, No. 1856 Canal street. TrusteesA6r
W. W. Newton Mercer L. =. Generes, George Jonas,
Ih9mas A.. Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke Charles
kohn, Christian Schneider, Samuel Jamison.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
L. F. GENERES, President :.
cav JoNEs, JH, treasurer. mhze iy
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COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, April Is, 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 700
additional yesterday were confined to 24OO bales at
full prices. a shade stronger than YESTERDAY but
hardly curing any change in our quotations We
also give the Exchange figures as below
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CORPORATIONS.

deficiency, if any, as provided for in section six.
article three of this charter shall be taken; the
balance then remaining shall be divided as fol.
lows Eighty five per cent to the stockholders OF
the association pro rata on the amount of earned
premiums by each paid in within the year; and
fifteen per cent shall be applied to the creation and
maintenance OF the contingent fund as provided
for in sectous ve six and seven of article three;
provided that no dividend of less than five dollars
shall be declared. shall any dividend declared
dollars, and that al such fractional sums shall be
carried to the credit of the contingent fund.
5. That no dividend declared shall bear interest
and that any dividend unclaimed for the term Of
feited to the association and carried to the credit
OF the contingent fund after the publication of the
same once week for four wee ks successfully.
, whenever dividend 10 called for after being
thus advertised the party entitled to it shall pay
cost OF advertising.
o. Tha1 any party insuring with the association,
may receive such cash return the directors may
from time to time determine. and any stakeholder
RECEIVING such cash return, shall not forfeit his
claim to any further participation In the profits of
the association rs provided tor in section four of
this article of the chatter
l. All premiums shall be due and payable in cash
at the end OF each month, in default OF which the
a as may cancel the policy on giving ten
whom the loss. II any, is made payable.
y. That within the month of January, an.
nually, the president shall cause to be
made statement Of the net profits Of the
of this article, and shall cause the same to be
published in at least two of the city papers for one
month, together with a statement of the assets of
the association, distinguishing the portion of same
in securities and the nature thereof. This pub.
location shall be made under oath of the president
and secretary and shall be conclusive and binding
upon all persons interested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-17
ME CITIZENS, sAYINGs BANK

III
Is strictly legitimate bank for savings
moaeied upon the plan of popular and suece ssful
INSTITUTIONS IN New York and London, and incor-
porated April "a, 1872, under special and favor
aoie charter granted by the Legislature of the
state OF Louisiana, with an authorized capital Of
$500 900.
interest SIX per cent per annum.
deposits Of ten cents and upward received.
All deposits payable on demand,
GRUNEwALD HALL,
No. 21 BaEOnne Street.
NJ BENNER, JL GuBERNAToR,
Cashier. President.
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG THOMAS HAsAM,
E. W BURBANK, III. GUBERyAToR,
mil 1y NJ. BENNER.
THE FKEEDMEN's SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY,
A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK
Chartered by the United States March, 1865
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH,
No. 1S2 Canal Street, corner Of Dryades.
Bank hours from "a. NJ. to.3PA
Open Saturday Nights to receive deposits from
Six to Eight o'clock
efx per Cost Interest Allowed.
c. D. STURTRvANT, Cashier.
feAly HENRY BACAs Assistant Cashier.
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General EXCHANGE

1t is proper to add TO the above that low mid
ding was generally held at sc, factors ask
ing as high as l6 +c and that it would have been
difficult to I'LL an order for desirable list under
l6ac; but as we had no sales at that rate prefe,
TO retain for the present yesterdays figures. The
general tendency to out side quotations at least
for kinds at all desirable the market being
ened by the marked falling off in the recent
the apprehension of disastrous results from the
floods and the weather and the effect tt Q inaus.
Picious commencement of the season may fairly
pc expected to have on prices abroad. An offer of
&c was refused for desirable list of low mid.
ding The movement was checked, and for time
suspended. by the heavy rain storm, which pre-.
vailed, with only short intermission, throughout
the day.
The amount on shiptoard not cleared going on
BOARD and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at $500 bales EN-.
bracing ~ 900 bales for Liverpool IA 600 for Havre
29oo for Spain. 1000 for Bremen, 5000 for the Med
terranean 10 900 for the North Sea and 1000 for the
North, which. when deducted from the stock on
hand by our running statement last evening
leaves 81 500 bales to represent the quantity al
orders.
The Exchange reports Sales 900 bales. in
cluding 800 after 3 =. M.yesterday, Market strong
and unchanged"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
s sIGea On si hsed LAST a9sass a TN
Arrived previously pa isl PAS 3l3
Cleared THt tslisv.....; 400
Cleared previously. 067 93s-1 07S 36s
Stock on hand and on shipbeard rot cleared lss l25
same time last year. IFS ,55l
To-days exports embraced 1850 bales to Liver
pool, 22l6 to Hsyre, and 1921 to Barcelona.
Receipts proper since last evening l025 bales
against ga Oh last Thursday, and 1912 last year
making an aggregate since Friday evening of
1202 bales, against II, 1888 last week and rs 55l last
year and since August ST. of LIB $50 bales against
|, O82223 last year-increase Al l29.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
al the ports from u u: yesterday to II IL. to-
day 45,1 bales, against 6651 on last Thursday and
o last and since Friday 81 2l3 bales against
57 last week aud Al SOP last year; total since Au
glst 81 492 bales against 3,l4so82 last year
increase 337, 40.
, bxperts, Friday to Wednesday inclusive, to Great
Britain % 67S bales against 80 s75 last ". elk and
q $50 last wear, and to the continent IS 92S bales
against =. 154 last week and u ,668 last year
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL NJ
bales, against 572 OFT last week. and 1876 gas
asst year.
SCGAR-Received l2a hhdA The market is dun,
No only 20 hhds sold u u 075ac for good fair.
LAcSES-keeeived this morning "A bOla ~ /
FloUk-The market is duh, though 500 and 1900
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ARTICLE TX.

No stakeholder shall ever he held liable OF respon.
sible for the contracts faults of THE corporation
in any further sum than the unpald balance due
to the association on the shares owned by him: nor
shall any mere infOrnality in organic alton have
the effect of rendering this charter null OF of ex.
posing stakeholder to any liability beyond til Q
amount of his stock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-17

Each of said commissioners shall be a citizen of
this State, and not indebted to the Corporation.
sation and the amount Of security to be given by
them. -
ARTICLE XII.
AL acts or parts of acts passed before @. LIE Gar
deur, Jr notary public, in and for the parish of
Orleans and city of New Orleans, at the follow wing
dates, and by the following parties to wit:
On the seventh OF august, 1869, by MessrsC Cava
roc, Gmichen P0thier s. Camton q Marinoni
Mummy. Lung Co., L. NJ. Avendano. Ant
Lanata, D. Blum, Frank Co. A. Poincy g. Son in
corporators of the New Orleans Insurance Asso.
citation;
On first of December, 1870, by Mr.. Charles cava.
roc president of the New Orleans Insurance Al.
socIaton; "
On fifteenth of April, 1871, by Messrs. C. Cavaroc
T. Marinoni. p. Z. Bernard A. Poincy s. Cambon'
Leon Haas Jr, John Esb, Amt: Lsnata, William
Agar, T. r. Motion. Charles De Ruyter, Augustus
Relchard incOrporators and directors of the Ne W
Orleans Mutual insurance Association:
. And on the thrty-frst of December 1872 nv
MT Charies Cavaroc, president Of the New Or
leans Mutual Insurance Association;
Which are in conflict with this act or with ,rr
article or section thereof hereby declared tn ~
repealed Ii so far as they conflict and fhis.c9
shall take effect from and after the first dav of
January A. d. 1874. ' ""y Vi
Wherefore, the said N. Musson. ]. Leisv ua,,r
Abraham, Abe Hirsch, E. F. Golsan Ionis' Sntay
der. B. CamOrs, L. J. Webster, A. j. Gomiia I z
smaii J. PIasent, moreover declared in their said
vss+sd , INA by virtue OF the powers in them
more iuLy carry into effect the aforesaid amend.
menus, tney 90 hereby declare and MAIZE known
that tse charters or acts of insorporatiopo f the
G SsH No~ CIleAns insurance Association and New
changed and amended % as to read and be- -
- 1efen soove written; and they hereby authorize
ana require the recorder Of mortea1es IN
s-e iof tnN CITY and parish TO record said amend