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FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Tuesday, March 31st, 1874.
Iney HhFe aTfeauy TeaIILeu'' = II :
OVER A NllLLEON DOLLARS

and have great many agents yet to hear from.
No doubt is entertained Of the sale Of erery ticket
before Ms drdcing; but, ,chether az are Soh or
not, he Concert and draluing wiH positively and
unequiuocduy take place bn the day noo fired, aud
p any remain unsold they ,VH be cancelled, and ne
prizes icW be reduced in proportion TO the unsod
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$4,000 CASH GIFTS. q
$H. O.OOO.

will be distributed among the ticket holders.
, The tickets are printed in coupons OF teuths,
and all fractional parts will be represented In the
drawing inst as whole tickets are,
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Solomon, too, was some of a fogy.
w otieh We're women, aud women they,
must remain to the end Of the chapter. y,
"A gteatpity he had often said, that Il
was so' but nature conld not he tor .'
tpred out OF her old, well woth chAp-
neis by education. Eve, he c0tsidsrsd
as having been a vicious sort OF iitt1e ~,
boay' y''beAdihg poor Adams nose d6SH va
I0D~oieded on Fourth IteeI
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PHILADELPHIA g. ERIE r. n.

WINTER TINE TABLE,l
On and after SUNDAY. NOV. I'd, 1873, Train
IN the Phila. & Erie Railroad Division will run
follows .r "# II.
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RailirIyo ryoad Guide.
Fast Time and Sure Connections
Five Express Trains Daily from
Harrisburg 60 the West.

Pullman Palace Cars through from Har-
burg to Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
vile and st. Louis. r rH g
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Third Ward EiectiOn-PrOtest OF Conn
mssnners-Sew Orleans, February g. 1874.-We
the undersigned appointed commissioners asso
ciated with Messrs Charles Montado, J. W. Quinn.
W. L. Evans and L. d. Herbert to attend at the
polls OF the Third Ward Republican Club room, on
February 1874, to receive and count the votes
for president and other officers of the club are
compelled. in consequence of the III grant and out
rageous frauds committed on the rights of citizens
and bona fide voters of the ward, to refuse abso
lutelv to lend ourselves to the gross wrongs pTac
liced preparatory to and On the day OF election.
Aid in behalf of the real voters of the ward as
well out of respect for right and justice, pro
test against the proceedings by which majority
of ballots found their wav into the box in favor of
Mr. c. +. Laid and his ticket associates.
We charge that, contrary to all precedent and
right, the club enrolment book and the exclusive
control of it, was improperly placed in the hands
of MIR. Charles Monta do and others, determined
to defeat any hostile to their pTeteDsiens that
old residents of the ward, whose names were
known to be on the rolls, and never authorized TO
be removed, were denied the right to vote on the
pretense that their names could not be found.
That many persons, non. residents OF the ward,
we're surTeptitiousy enrolled, and voted the
day of election. That previous to the day of
election bona fide residents of The ward offering
TO enroll were informed that their names were on
the books, and yet on the day of election, were
refused the right to VOTE on the ground that their
names were not on the books. That large num-
Der of night dodgers IN the first precinct station
paupers persons with no homes were turned out
marched to the polls and caused to vote for Mr. C.
r. Iadd and others, their names being on the club
books, with residences manufactured Tor them.
JOHN &. DAVIS,
EDWARD HEATING
felC" PAUL W. DUNBAR.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Hall Second Ward Radical Republican
Mother Club, New Orleans. February 10, l814.-Ihe
members of the above club are hereby notified
that a special meeting will be held THIS EVENING,
at Geddes' Hall, EratO street at seven O'Clock.
Punctual attendance is requested
felG IT. CHARLES A. THIEL President.
ResoIutions.-WHE We are on the eve OF
having election for officers of the Second Ward
Republican Mother Club; and,
Whereas, 1t is of vital importance that we should
select candidate in whom we have conf fence;
therefore. be it
Resolved, That We She Republicans of Sub club
No. 2, of the Second Ward, cheerfully indorse
distinguished Senator, Hon. G. +. silaudin, for the
presidency of the Second Ward Republican Mother
Club be it turther
Resolved, That the New Orleans Republican be
requested TO I!bish these resolutions.
WILLIAM WHITE President;
CHARLES T. PHILLIPS,
JOSEPH JOB NON
ShNNET WASHINGTON,
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The MEMOIRS or vIDoCo. CHIEF OF
THE FRENCH PoLiCE-This is one of the
most wonderful exposes ever printed, and
should be read by all that crave powerful
description. For the amateurs of fun there
are sketches as comic as humor can devise,
and for the reflective reader who, not con-
tent with the mere detail of events, searches
into the motives and philosophers on the
wit or weakness, power or puerility of the
human mind, herein will be found ample
scope for his most meditative musings. To
those who may assert their disbelief Of the
personal deeds and perils of Nidocq, we
suggest this plain fact-none OF them have
ever been contradicted, aud yet many OF
the persons whom he has handled with Sc
verify and spoken of in no very measured
terms are still living, and would doubtless
be too happy to refute the charges alleged
did not their truth forbid denial. Of his
wonderful and multiplied escapes and ad-
ventures we are equally assured, as no man
in his senses would give fictitious descrip-
tons Of what could be easily disproved if
false Published in Philadelphia by Peter
son; cold in New Orleans by Kahn & Co.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

nv r ma B. J. MONTGOMERY. at y O'Clock
at the corner of hatcher and Camp streets, a
general assortment OF and second hand
furniture, etc.
ny CONSTABLE JOHN MCCORMICK at II O'Clock.
at No. A Magazine street. stencil ent.. mate.
rails, etc.
sy CONSTABLE WILLIAM FOLEY, az y O'Clock
at warehouse No. 23l 81. Andrew street. turni-
ture sewing machine, etc.
SY SHERIFF HARPER, at 10. O'clock, at No. "
Exchange place furniture goods moVabes'
etc. At II O'Clock, at the Merchants ana AUG
toneers Exchange, piece OF ground WIN
buildings, corner OF Upperline and ST. Charles
streets. and Upperline and Apollo streets a
lot IN Third between Annunciation and Laurel
streets, premises No 81 Peters street. between
Customhouse and Eienvi'ie streets. AT !.
O'Clock, at warehouse No. % Orleans street.
furniture and movabes.
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POLICE WORK IN JANuARY.-There were
1895 arrests last months in the several pre-.
cincts. OF these the leading otfenses We're ::
Assault and battery l5i, bigamy IS. long
charge a, drunk and disturbing the peace
t3l5 insane | 1, insult and abuse Ga larceny
1913, pilferng 49, stabbng 10, having stolen
property l6, trespass 10, Migrants 80, vic
tating city ordinances l8l, carrying con.
cealed weapons $50. Nativity Canada ID.
England IS, France 81, Germany 80. Ire
land 405, Italy T. Norway IL. Scotland %,
Spain IA. United States J545. Married as.
sipgie 1874, mixed 3.
Arrests by precncts-First Si:. second
Sl9, third 457, fourth 300, fifth 23l. sixth 1872.
seventh l23; eighth 50, harbor 20. suburban
l22.
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EIRsT ANNUAL STATEMENT
ATLAS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
No. 1872 Canal Street.

] ON THE THIRTY FIRST OF IECBMBER. 1875.
| I'm accordance with the requirements Of .h.ir
charter. the company publish the follouin. state
nent.
| Premiums received iu,in. III. fractional p.r. o.:
! the year ending December u. 49,
| Fire premiums $Ss,6ti .:
| River premiums. Observation-Disclosures. i.7s s:
60.
| Total premiums. S53,8!5 "a
| Less anearned prensUms............... 1915 =.
Deduct
| Fire losses paid.........-.... S.!s u
Genera! expenses, less profit
aad loss, INTEREST,". ..E.'6: &c. H,.i -
! B.a...D
| The company have the :oi:o.:E: assets
Loans mortgages, srs: LIENS, Oh .n..-
cumb, yed Iea.ot.t- worth ! Je5 $50. Is: =, ".
| Real estate owned by the eompaHy..... 1850 Ne
| Loans pledge stock les ~
| Stocks owned By the company......... 2f.'0 ~
United States bonds. :.c." -.
Bills receivable. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ss!H J.
| Demand notes bearing eight per cen: III
| terest..... ..............s.......... - 80 ~
| Accrued interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1852 -
Premiums course of col.stion....... g $50 rs
Bills receiva Bile foy prerniums ~. %
Cash in bank and in hands OF treasurer. :4.g %
Office furniture. safe and agency sup
pies ............ .................... S,'S .
Capital stock subscribed IN c3u;se o:
settle ment. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. saS. -
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 81: -
! LIABILITIES.
| Capital stock iI332s shares. 500 each.
assessed at st15 peg share............4! 80 -
Amount reserved to safely reinsure all
outstanding risks, being fifty pc.
cent Of unearned premiums. ........ 49, q
| Unearned premiums less fifty per cen:
reserved. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1883 80
Amount reserved for unadjus losses. : $40 81
Salaries unpaid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 763 Il
Total 1856 81 20
The above statement is true and correct tran
script from the books of the company.
WILLIAM H. STEVENSON President
DOUGLAS WEST Secretary pro tenn.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this fifth
| day Of January A. D. 1874.
JOHN g. EUSTD,
Notary Public, No. 30 Carondelet street.
/ jail lW
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Corner Of Canal and Camp Streets
,,o,,,-,,,>-r,,

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
IN conformity with their charter. the company
publish the following statement:
Premiums during the year ending December 81.
1871
On fire risks. %
On marine risks. !ol 100 80
On river risks. Observation-Disclosures. A2,s74 IS
Tota, premiums. s 558. s59 -
Less reserve for unteTm:n'
ated risks December 81.
1875. bIo 81
Less return premiums....... ll.7.6 58-l37. SO, 81
Net earned premiums. +2l .s.s -
ReinsuTances ............... S4ZSlS 70
Losses on fire. .... l83O7O Gs
DOSES marine. III 06
Losses on river...o 9..ii 9l-ZoooI. "
Expenses taxes, etc. less inc
terest ACCOMPLISHMENTS. G.a0I u
Commissions on agency bust.
ness. 1,Isd 81
Rebate paid to the assured. s9...3 20
Semi annual interest Oh cap
ital stock
Five per cent paid
August. 1873. $4,000 -
Five per cent pay.
able in Febru.
airy, l87f..... z;.oOs Co. 80, 900 Coil. 81; 50
Reserved for unsettled claims....... $3.36l IS
The company has The following assets:
Cash... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s4o, lo7 Is
Bills rect ivabe for premiums. 1901 10
Bonds. city and Others. l35,o00 On
Stocks, Gas Company ard others........ 67-5li 50
Pledge and mortgage notes.. 213.736 60
Premiums in course of collection...... l06,27O g.
SuSpeuSe account ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 10
Agency premiums for December....... HOB 20
Warrant account. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6,.99 60
Branch 1924 81
Louisiana Cotton observation-disclosures. 1870 80
Property corner Canal and Camp streets :o,662 =
Other real estate % 532 %
Du. by insurance eompanies............ :,405 SC
Total STA sos Il
Depreciation. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 ~
Cash market value. $685. 80
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock..... $5sDuo W
DIFFERENTIATED risks l25 COS %
Interest on capital stock. due in Febru.
ary....................... zo,0oo W
Interest and dividends uncoec ted...... LIS 70
| Bills payable. LIS 90
Claims unsettled. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851 as
Reserve, two and hale per cent on
losses. lO14o "
poo 5i4 %
The above statement true and correct tran.
script from the books Of the company.
J.TUYES. President.
J. ". HIscKs Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this ninth
day OF January. A. D. 1874.
7. CHARLES CUvELLIER.
Notary Public.
No, 40 Cirayier street. New Orleans,
The semiannlai interest dividend OF five per
cent. due first MONDAY in February. will be paid
to the stockholders on and after that date.
Directors
GEORGE CRQCHART, M. PArRO.
H GALLY. PLACIDE FQH>TAIL.
GEORGE W. BABCOCH, AUGUST REICHARD.
T. BAILEY BLANCHARD. Z. MILTENBERGER.
A. SCHREIBER, ". B. SCHMIDT.
CHARLES LAFITTH. J. TUYES. jaIfiv
A MEXICAN MUTUAL. INSURANCE
A s S OCIAT TON.
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| NJ ERcHANrs' MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
sew ORLEANS
Oface No. 1O4 Canal streets
! NINETEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT,
! IN conformity will, the requirements Of theii
charter the company publish the following
STATEMENT.
| Premiums secei:eI during the .ese ending May
81. 1874, sncl.din. ans.araei premiums of the
previous -eaI-
On fire risks ......................... 8T3l,8S 80
On marine ssks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850 Il
On SlveT Iisks... 1883 ~
Total prem:'Ims ........e..........S no7 ,o83 90
Less ynearued pG. u. lms.......... 202 SIS ~
Ee' canned prem ans ia. 81, :8:?... B5o44l3 %
LOSSES PAID
Oh fY. .isks.. s t5l ,09 -
cn marin. Sisks........... S,lA'r
On Slves slsEs .........,... ASA -
laAsss..... e.s............. $3.50 -
Resu5usaHces and :e'IrS
Yfen.iEus $50: %
Iclal e.....e. bc>9 ~ -
Oei.ce interest. ..ss e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -: .'-s6'l ,49l 80
f.on:...... Observation-Disclosures. als2,922 So
The COMPANY las The following assets:
Rea. estate Sl2337l Is
Ciey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 307 $50 90
Bank and railroad stock, ............ 81, 1873 90
Notes secu.e1 ~ .nortgag- ,........... Al 292 %
sot~5 ..c.sed ~ pledge ............. 1899 Y
sIs xece..a.. Observation-Disclosures. a. 6T3 Is
PrerlluW 10 s0g.Is. - .oi.ec'lsn....... sp 900 y
STATE bonds. V,5ist s
Ynss'snee etccSs. .................... s,as' N
Stc.i .. ".ilette ''.y Doe. ccsnp.... 500. 90
Stock % Aev.. steaic cotton F...,s syD.p
Stocl. o; MARI. Dr. Docs s,lc :.a
I&"d Company ................... s-.) M
Ha.bo: S'Iotes .on Comp. 1-..........o $3.50 81
ST. i..is Eot.. associate ........ 5000 ~
Mortgage so.ds .urre,s Association. :g,0 IN
Mortgage bonds odd Fellows Hall .... 500 NJ
Jqdginene"n IoStga.e a.tss.......... $500 ~
Cash on hand. ........s............... III, At il
New Orleans Florida and Havana
C.eamshi. Company ........e.... 500 N
:o.al. .,.................sl3 $50 2te ~
Tie sbo.. statement ;. just .rae and correct
t.snsc.r. go, ;le books @ 'he company.
paul gsURCTY President.
a. y. S,.,, seceetary.
rs... o. s1.eeans 10y OF New Oriaans. )
S~o.. :, az: suascri .ed before me tie ninth day
of .u1.e i3'4, Y..HARLhS CUvRLLiER,
Notary Public
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held or
the ninth day OF June, 1915, il resolved to de-
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
On the net earned pa.tic pating premiums for the
year ending May 81, 1873 payable On third Msada,
il July next.
Also to pay 20 the stockholders, on demand
tarest At the rae OF zen uar rent
their stock.
DIRECTORS:
P. Masoero, David MrCoard
3. Relf I. F. Gensres
u. PUG. P Fou1chy,
P. s. Wilt J. J. Fernandez.
D. A. Chatfrax J. u, A,.ea
Cha.es Lad:.e. ,el3ly
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ELECTION IN THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN
CLUB.-Third ward politicians were unu-
sually lively last week over regular cleo
ton for officers. The contest was warm
one and resulted in the election of the fol
lowing list The ballots were not counted
in time for publication Sunday morning.
There were 40S votes received, go OF which
were given Mr.. Ladd for president:
President, Calvin +. Ladd; first vice pres
ident, Patrick Creagh; second vice presi-
dent, Seymour Acorn: third vice president,
Henry Clay; fourth vice president, Z. Ian
dry; recording secretary, John ?. Pullum;
assistant secretary, James Caughiin; cores,
bonding secretary, Thomas II. Burke; grand
marshal, George Burke; treasurer, DR..
johnson.
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STRANGERS INSIDE OUR GATEs.-Our cen
trail thoroughfares look quite lively just
now, and retail merchants seem in better
humor, caused by the large number of
strangers here. Many of them have come
to witness the mummeries of Mardi Gras.
Most of the hotels are crowded. and the st.
Charles has orders for nearly every bed for
visitors who intend to see the carnival
sights.
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METROPOLITAN POLICE WARRANTS De
srROYED-Police Commissioners Baldey,
Bray and Gaudet Yesterday visited the gas
works tor the purpose of burning cancelled
police warrants. which once represented the
sum of s79OOoO. This was done in the
presence of proper witnesses, and now the
amount of warrants on the market is small.
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A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE
SSOCIAT ION,

OF NEW ORLEANS.
| Commercial PInce...........35
FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements Of their
charter. the Association publish the following
statement:
ASSETS
| Premiums policies issued. ........ $50 i4s rs
Bills receivable short time, secured.... JS2 10
Office furniture. 1880 10
Cash in bank and on hand.............. 2i6i Of
Bills receivable. stock notes......... 229 $50 90
1oIa! asSe.s...... -'oioo D.
LIABILITIES.
Premiums collected. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SS:.2 ~
Premiums Unco'lected. t.ot ~
Return premiums. discounts and rein.
surance... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1880 20
Commissions and salaries.............. l5.sI6 8:
Expense, rent taxes. stationery and ad.
Eert.s!nS ............................ s.6' IL
! Fire losses paid. 1892 IS
Fire losses adjusted not due..... $3.50 90
Cash paid Oh stock. Ni40 40
Tota! liabilities. s!isg7. 30
Net capital. !15, 1873 IS
The above s'a:emen: is Just. true and correct:
transcript from the BOOKS OF the association.
S. 4. LOEB. President.
Swora to and subscribed before the this four.
teeptR day OF January. 1874.
ABEL DREYPOUS. Notary Public.
At \ special meeting, held in conformity with
the charter, the first Monday in January. 1874.
Mr. S. Z. LOEB, President; B. MEYER, Secretary.
and o. $. aSCH. Superintendent! OF Agencies. were
reelected unanimously.
Trustees.
y. HOLLANDER. WILLIAM LEONARD.
=. BILLING, WILLIAM EBERT.
S. Z. LOEB, NJ. AZCONA
L. SCHORMASN. A. J. MUlER,
P. BLAISB, j. LEVY,
P.S. ANDERSON. WILLIAM BRAUN, JR..
n. HAFNBR JACOB Won HOvkN,
JACOB ALT, I'M BEGUB,
HUGO RBpWITZ JOSEPH B2ANDNER.
At the first regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Trustees it resolved that interest
Of ten per cent on the capital stock be paid in
cash and after the fifteenth day of February
next.
ial5 In B. MEYER, Secretary.
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hemorrhage of lungs, 9 of heart disease, l
of inflammation of the liver, ! OF intussus,
ception of intestines, of myelitls, l OF
adult marasmus, 9 of infantile marasmus,
9 of meningitis, 2 of old age, of paralysis,
| of peritonitis, 9 of pleurisy, 3 OF pneu-
monia, of purulent absorption: OF rneu,
matism ! of scrofula, Is OF smallpox, l OF
strangulated hernia, l OF teethng, Oh uis
bascentium | of variOlOld, not stateu
In addition to the above 10 were stillbOrn.
SEVENTH WARD.-At p meeting of the
Seventh Ward Kellogg Pioneers, held at
their hall Saturday evening, February Z,
1874. for the purpose of reorganization, the
following officers were elected, VIZ: Samuel
Freenfan, president: S. Antoine, first vice
president: David Gibson, second vice presi-
dent: George Candif, third vice president;
Richard Harrison. secretary; l.. r. Pueaux,
assistant secretary; Numa Bosquet, treas
nrer: Napoleon Wilson, grand marshal; Au-
pust MYERS, assistant grand marshal: Gus
tave AdoIph. sergeant-at'arms; Edward
Codress and James Burns, assistants.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At a called meeting of the board OF man
ayers of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, elected at the annual meeting OF the
Association February 3 the following nam
ed gentlemen were elected officers OF the
Association for the ensuing year: NJ. NJ.
Greenwood, president; John G. Angel, G.
II. Sbute, S. H. Russ, vice presidents; n.
w. Griswold, general secretary, K 5.
Stuart. recording secretary; Charles Car
roll, treasurer +. Z. Richmond, librarian.
FIRST WARD.-A regular meeting of the
First Ward Club was held last evening,
which was addressed by Andrew jackson
Johnson Esq. Resolutions were passed ex-
pressing confidence in Messrs. Thompson
and Ian giles, members of the House OF Rep
resentatives from the ward. and in Senator
Glaudln.
THE LATEST FROM THE FAIR.-At a late
hour last night it was announced that the
contest for the buggy was decided IN favor
of District Attorney McPhelin, he beating
his competitor, Mayor Wilt. nearly two to
one. The engine horse became the prop
eyty of No. 5.
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INSURANCE,

Paid Up Capital, 100000.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL sTATEMENT-FoR THE
YEAR 1873
Amount of premiums for the year. $3.50 62f 50
Less untermiHated risks. and return
premiums 6l,8S9 80
Ne, earned premiums. s227 .s7 GA
Discount and observation-disclosures. 44087 y
Total. ........................ 52.l. 85s Sc
Losses paid reinsurance and
unadjusted losses. ......... s l53,io9 ::
General xpenses and taxes. 2,l13 u
Reserve fund aud dividend
Net profit. ......................... S2I,io7 l8
Assets OF the company. estimated at theig mar.
ket value:
Bonds stocks loans and bills receivable. 1884 .a6 81
Cash on hand and premiums iH course
of collection. ...................... $685. 80
Total assets. $780, 1852 y
The Beard of Directors, at q meeting held on the
twenty iii st day of January. 1874, after setting
aside $40 900 to the reserve fund from the net
earnings of the year and paying ten per cent divi
dend to the stockholders. resolved to pay cash
dividend of TEN PER CENT the net earned partici.
pating premiums for the year ending December 81.
1873. JAMES l. DAY. President.
| HORACE CAREE.yEK. Secretary.
Directors for 1874.
| John G. Gaines, x. J. Hart. Henry Renshaw.
Hugh Wilson. B. B!scOe. l. N. Marks.
| James l. Day. George Jonas. Emory Clapp.
G. NJ. Baylv, James Byrhes. J. L. Harris.
| 6. Macready. W. &. Seymour. Richard Flower.
J. Weis, B. W. Taylor. J. c. Morris,
| Lionei c. Levy. W. B. Schmidt. L. Alcus,
R r.. TOrian Scott Mctiehee, Isaac L. Haas.
This old and reliable company is issuing policies
on Fire. River and Marine Risks the most ia, u.
able terms. Ali losses adjusted aud settled upon
the most liberal terms aud promptly paid at their
office, No. 81 Camp street. corner of Commercial
alley. jas
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SUICIDE BY A SrRANGER.-C. ". Jacobs,
. native of Ohio, recently took room at
the Central House, and last evening was
found dead in his bed, he having voluntarily
taken killing dose of laudanum. The
.cause ia not known.
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GIVING THE COLLAR or THE fos.
CHARGE-Captain Schneider having def
niteIy ascertained that lot of fellows had
banded together, forming a thief ring. seat
his detectives out after the rascals. Quite
a number were colared but most of them
soon found liberty by furnishing light
bonds,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-10


BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Elected February Il, 1873.
Charles Briggs. Thomas H.'HunA
.snt. Carriere. Chm. HOnold.
George A. Fosdic& D. Jamison,
g. Brugiere R. s. Howard,
p Anderson. Felix Larue
A. Frer,chs. Aug. Bonn
George w. Dunbas. Edward Toby.
L. +. Stockmeyer. Wash. Morton.
Henry J. Vosee William Knox.
E. Marquee. ". s. Bailey.
Charles Weishaafs }. z. Livaudais
A. Lecourte Atwood V;Oletss
Frank Williams, A. x. Miller,
Charles Laftte. Edward Morpht.
Rudolph Sieg, J. A. Lum.
W. G. Black, Silas Weeks
George ". Hvnson. mh17