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The Bay st. Louis Grand Jury.

There was considerable talk after the late
duel, about the treatment of the duelists
The Grand Jury have inquired into the mat
ger, and have made the following
REPORT
To the Honorable Greene c. Chandler Judge of the
First Judicial Circuit Court District OF the state,
presiding at the May term, A. d. 1874
The Grand Jury at the present term Of
this court would beg leave respectfully to
report that We have examined Messrs. Wood
and Bachemn in relation to the charge of
inhumanity preferred against the officers of
this county for their treatment of the
duelists, who were recently in their Gus
tOdy as prisoners, and are compelled
to report that there was no foundation
whatever for said charge, We further re-
port that we fail to find indictments for
libel against any one for the charge made
against the officers, because of a want of
know ledge of circulation of the papers that
contained the offensive language in the
county.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
O. III. PuTHAM,
Foreman of the Grand Jury
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REMARKABLE SUICIDE.

It is an old saying that one must 60 away
from home to learn home news, and this Is
explified by the following article, which we
clip from the New York World:
from our own Correspondent
NEW ORLEANS, May IA most remark
able and romantic suicide of member OF
one of the first families has just occurred
here. The prevailing opinion is that the
death was accidental, but it is known to the
friends of the family to have been suicide.
Last winter a beautiful and highly accom-
plished young girl removed to this city from
Natchez. Her parents We're in moderate cir
cumstances. She entered heartily into the
social gayeties of the season, and at the ter
animation thereof found she had won two
lovers. One was a young clerk, handsome,
gay, and fascinating; the other merchant
of extensive means, but some years older
than his rival.
Society generally believed that the young
man had won the maiden's heart, but her
good sense prevailed over her sense of ro-
NANCE and she accepted the hand OF the
merchant. A few days ago they were mar
ried. Among the guests present at the
ceremony was the rejected lover. He was
in excellent spirits, and never shone to bet
ter advantage. The guests having departed
the bride retired, and the groom and few
friends gathered in the supper room 10 drink
parting toast. Just as the champagne
cork popped and flew to the ceiling the
young man ertered, approached the groom,
and without an angry or warning word
felled him to the floor. The friends inter
fered and prevented an immediate encoun-
ter. The groom, much excited, insisted
upon a prompt settlement The house was
searched high and low for weapons
and nothing but an old pair OF
rusty foils found. The buttons were
broken from these, the men placed i'll posi-
ton, and in a moment more were engaged
in mortal combat. The young man was the
better swordsman and by quick, sudden
pass disarmed his opponent, threw him on
his back and was in the act of thrusting his
foil through the struggling mans throat,
when the door flew open and the bride, clad
in her night dress, rushed in, threw herself
between the combatants, and begged ner
husbands life from his rivals hands. The
young man, with an oath, threw his foil
upon the floor and rushed from the house.
The next morning he was found in his room
with a bullet through his brain The facts,
through the influence Of the parties engaged,
were suppressed and the shooting pro-
nOunced accidental. l.. NJ. +.
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Cold COMFORT.-Dr. Edward vanderpot
fears that the undertakers Of New York
city, in their haste to pack bodies in ice,
sometimes put into the box aud freeze to
death persons who are only in condition
of suspended animation. This is hard upon
the doctors, who, probably, in nine hundred
and ninety-nine cases out Of Thousand,
have pronounced life extinct before the
undertakers work commences. Between
,ce-freezers and incinerating ovens, dying
persons can nowadays enjoy but little peace
Of mind.
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Explosion Of Coal Oil.
A Schooner Wrecked.
Two Men Badly Burned.

On Sunday last, while the schooner
Fillmore was on her way from Pass
Manchac to this city, with a cargo
of cotton, tobacco, and number
Of cans Of coal oil, reshipped at the
Pass by the Jackson Railroad, one of the
oal oil cans exploded setting fire to the
chooner, which was s1lttled and now lies
n twelve feet Of water.
Her Captain, G. Maggie, and also one OF
is crew, were badly burned in endeavoring
to save the lives of the crew, which they
succeeded in doing. Their coNdnct is de-
r-ibed to us as bein g heroic in the extreme
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The strangest description Of hell is that of
Heinrich Hcine. HE'LL he says, appeared
to me like a great town kitchen with an
endless long stove, on which were placed
three rows of iron pets. and in these sat the
damned and were cooked. In the third row
sat tile heathen who could take no part in
salvation, and must burn forever. / heard
one of the latter, as a square-builf. bury
devil put fresh Goals under his kettle, cry
ont from his pot Spare me was once
Socrates, the wiSest of mortalS. | taught
truth and justice. and sacrificed my life for
virtue But the clumsy, stupid devil went
on with his work and grumhled, ooh, shut
up there All heather must burn, and we
can't make an exception for the sake of a
sinpla man -
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CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF Miss LENA
lITTLE.-lhe above entertainment has been
set down for the coming Thursday evening
and will without doubt attrac. a large and
apPreeIatory audience. Mr.. Lomrde the
well known baritone of the Opera company
has kindly volunteered his assistance upon
the occasion, he having delayed his departure
Tor that purpose. This, together with some
OF the best amateur talent in the city, who
have also rendered their assistance, will
make the occasion truly a musical treat. As
for the fair lady herself for whose benefit
the entertainment is given, too much praise
cannot be accorded her. Possessed of a
charming appearance, together with voice
by no means limited in its scope and sweet
ness, she cannot fail to win the hearts of
those who will be so fortunate as to hear
her.
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HOTEL AlslsIv Is.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

ST CHARLES HOTEL.
s r Rodgers, Oakley Luing, Matamoros
DR. j Nj Cage Cuba W S Packer. Pittsburg
orc WA den Walden, Miss W W Polk, Frost, Tenn
+ P Dorvell, Cincinnati Lowering. st Louis
John Weeks, Galveston } q Stewart. Mobile
A GU int Miss Tom Mckay, st Louis
CITY HOTEL.
WV rrmsley, La J Z Davi Tex
A l. ONens Tex Ca t W Brent n La
M >hemouse, La Paul Morris. lex
4 Robert Horn D. u Frost Miss
Pooes, La III II iath Brandon
W Rutloss Mt Carmel w F Be |. Miss
Capt co s, La Thos cohs. La
H lie is La G W Gonny, Ala
. Cetos, Tex Penice Tex
C~lling, Tox Hen, Tex
Smith, Tex W VI ''on1exter. Ky
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.lntfsSSnsf1iFS.

ANGELrNA's MAY AND FANCY DRESS
BALL.-Grunewald's Hall was again, last
evening, the scene OF mirth aud festivity.
Beautiful women and handsome men in the
mazcs otthe gay and giddy dance seemed lost
10 all but the pleasures Of the hour. and, as
our reporter sadly and reluctantly left this
Garden of Eden, he could not but wish that
his experience might ever be such-one of
unalloyed happiness.
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CANTON MATrING.-That popular and
well known merchant, Mr.. d. H. Holmes. I5s Can al
and 10 Bourbon street, has sals full assortment
OF real Canton mattings, just received and opened
Our readers would do we'll to give Mr. Holmes q visit
and examine his stock.
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New Orleans, .Ja X son al nd Great Nor. h
ern Railroad Company Office Freight Agent 38l Jul a
street New Orle ms, May 7, 1S74-SPEC IAL MOTH E
TO sHIPPERS.-Freight will be received for all rail
road stations and cities NORTH, EAST and WEST ex-
cept for points asst of Meridian and nth Atlanta.
SPECIA l. CONTRAt rs must be made with j. G..
MOREY. CONTR ACTING AGENT, No. % Camp street.
for shipment of all THROUGH FREIGHT. Copy OF
contract must accompany each shipment.
Ali freight must be PLAINLY MARKED with name
of consgnee and DIES NATION i'll FULL. Powder
and coal oil received on Mondays
my8 L. A. BURKE, Freight Agent.
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II FEDS EOGNDRY -tE>TABLI HID IN
i ! 1s25I. corner Delord snd Foucher streets We
manufa ture Steam Engines AMI Boil 8, Sugar Mills
Sugar K-;tles Saw Mills and Draining Machines,
Cotton Presses, New ell Screws G u Gearing. Crate
Bars Furnace Mouths, ali kinds of Plantation and
1smbaat Works. and every DESCRIPTION Of achinery
for the south. Lids co.
apl0 I'm
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LYCEuM HALL.-Mr. John r. G.. Pitkin
last evening delivered an Grafton on Adj
miral Farragut, before an appreciative
audience. The funds realized will 90 to
aid in the erection Of the Chamette Monu-
ment.
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Wants.

WANTED -E WANTED
w by man and his wife, he to work In the garden.
and she to do housew,rk take of for the
summer. Address H.. Bulletin Office my13 st
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The last smart old man lives in Augusta
county, Ia He is nincty-ninc years Of age,
and made his own coffin the other day. He
will probably live to one hundred. and
attend his own cremation.
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Office Louisiana EQuitabIe Life InsUr-
ance Company--An annual election for Directors OF
this Company was held Monday, April 30 1874
rectorS:
JOHN HENDERSON, VIM. B. SCHMIDT,
ALEXANDER Marks W. PIKE,
JAMES /. ID Y, A. THOMSON,
JOHN l. ADAMS, E. j. HART,
CHARLES CHAFFE, DAVID WALLACE,
j. W. STONE, 5. CANBON,
H. j. VOSE, GEORGE A. FOSDICK,
EMORY CLAPP, Z. RIGNEY,
Z. II. FAIkCHILD, WILLIAM CREEyY,
W. P. HARPER, b. T WALSHE,
f. b. BRIGGS, J. CAMOkS,
"A TYLER, SAML VI. TODD.
At the annual meeting of tue Board of Directors,
held Monday, Ma. 4. the following officers elect
eJ for the ensuing year: SA NUE.. MANNING TODD,
President; VIM. Il. SCHMIDT, Vice Presd mt; WILL
LIAM TENDERS IN. Secretary.
my6-lOt WILLIAM Hen ERSOv, Secretary.
The undersigned bess TO inIoim the
public that he is with A. PEISER CO., import
Of Crockery, Glassware. Cutlery, Housed Furnish
ing Goods, etc, No. "a Magazine street, between
xavier and Common, where he viii be pleased to
wait upoI his friends aud customers, paying special
attention to the retail trade.
Goods sold cheap at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free Of charge.
ISID IRE LEVI,
Formerly of the firms of Levi Navra, Levi, Navra
Co., aud Geo. G. Wolf Levi. ap24-3m
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Notice to COnstgnees.-The steamship
Wflmf n gtOn. CaptJam Holmes, from Baltimore
via Kew West and Havana is discharging her cargo
at the foot Calope street Consignees are hereby
notified to attend the receipt of their goods on the
Ieyee otherwise they will be stored at their risk and
expense j. M. WllHEhSf OON, agent,
my12 3tNSE No 60 Carondeiet street.
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O0ice of the Merchants Mutual Ipsu-


rance Coat the annual election of directors held at
the Office of this Company on the first Monday II
April last, the following gentlemen We're elected:
P Maspero David AIcCoard, S. Z. Ref, L. F. Generes,
NJ. PUG, p. Fourohy, NJ W. Smith J. j. Fernandez D..
A. Chatfraix. j. NJ. Alen and Chs. LATTE; and at
meeting of tie Board held yesterday, Paul tCurchy,
Esq, unanim tusly reelected Presd Mt.
my6 l5t G. W. MOTT.
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KAl1y.--v
who are in of organizing Citizens Pc ice will
please meet at No. 609 Carondelet street, between
Second and Third streets, on THURSDAY EVENING
next at 80 O'Clock, sharp. We mean war on thieves
and burglars. If you value your lives and that OF
your families be hand at the preliminary organi-
cation. BY the request of
MANY CITIZENS
uv1O of the Eleven ward.
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I0. 900 Tickets............Ti. emily $40.
HALVES oU ,RrERs AND EIGHTHs PROPORTION
prize of........... s2o, 900 goo
prize of.....,...... 10000 is...........-. 10000
prize of............ 5000 is............. 500
40 prizes of.-....... 800 are.......-.... 'ooo
200 prizes of............ 100 e.-........ ~ OuO
APPRo XIMATION PRIZES.
approximations Of $500 each for the nire
manning its Of the saue ten of the num-
Der drawing the 81 1000 priz 81, 700
8 approximations of 500 tach for the nine re.
manning units Of the same ten of the num-
Der drawin4 the $4,000 prize are.......... 1850
approximations of 500 each for the nine re-
mainiug units of the same f the num-
Der drawing the $4,000 prize are........... 900
270 Prizes amounting to, ...............sSu So, 400
EXPLANATION OF APP OXIMAIION PRIZES.
The remaining units o the same ten of the num-
bers dra ing he first 3 full prizes will be entitled
the n pproxmatiou Pr For rx4mpe: If cket
No 1246 draws the 50 1000 prz-, L o-e tickets mum
bered 1241, ~. 1243, 1874, l245 1247 A., 1919 aud
1870 wilt each be enleu to $500 If Tie ct No. 23l
draws the 3d. 90 prize. thos tick is numbered 2 p
.3S, 235 236 237 23S 239 nd $40 will each be
titled to 5000. II Ticket N 45u draws the $1,000
prize. those ii kets numbered AL, Az, 443 IA, 445
446, 447, AS and 449 Will be each entitled to sluo.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, S.; Quar-
tiers. Sc so; Eighths. 81 IS.
PRIZls PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT
DEDUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery COMPANY
Loek-box 6s2 P.O,
New Orleans.
Send P. o. Money Orier, or Register our Letter
myl3-lm
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AuctiOn Sales.
nv VYuNrCAr Il, IN

REGULAR WEDNt SDAY SALE,
DY VINCENT & CO.-6l and g. CUSTOM
ID house street, on WEDNESDAY. May - 1874,
IT 10 O'Clock
$50 Boots and Shoes from Northern factories.
My1i
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CrOnHn'S Foundry,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
POstoRce BOX s14,
MANUFACTURERS AND CONTRACTORS
For Cast Iron Fronts, Iron Build ngs. Gas
Pipe, Iron Roofs Water Works Pipe, Win.
dow Lintels. Cornices Columns, Cast Iron Beams
and Orders, Iron Doors Vault Doors, Shutters.
Skylights, Sash Weights, Door Gratings Window
Gratngs. Cast and Wrought Iron Ratings for
Dwellings, Offices, Parks and Cemeteries,
Wrought and Cast Iron Bridges, varandahs, Vent.
ilstors, Crate Bars, etc.
Estimates Of cost wilt be promptly furnished on
receipt Of .
DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK
required. and builders and architects will find IL To
their interests to give Us . call before CLOSING CON-
tracts with other parties. Send for price list
mnA -lipu
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The Courts.
Fourth District Court.

Yesterday in the case of Peter Joseph VS.. David
Bidwell the jury not having agree on saturday mo-
ton made by attorney Tor plaintiff that the Judge
take the matter and decide it accordiu g to Jaw. The
attorney for defendant flied motion, " .ch was fixed
hearing on Monday at II O'Clock to show cause why
a jury should not be jmpanneled to sit on the
same. Arguments having been heard, pro and con,
Judge Lynch decided that jury should be call
ed, but to the case under amusement himself.
Yesterday there came up the civil rights suit OF j.
r. Clement VS.. O'Neal. Thus far the jury has not
agreed. The names Of the jurymen, among whom are
sore colored names marked &C." are as follows
Morris Gutman, Isaac Bloom, Albert G Phelps,
Jesse s. Flower Leon, Pulrouge, H. Shepherd Louis
Cartier (c.) August Raynal, tc) G. b. Augustus, (c)
Edwin Belknap Charles Doney. Mike Lardner.
Superior District Court.
Kendig & Co. vs. CITY Of New Orleans In this case
the defendants have filed answer in which they
admit that by ordinance passed by the lty Coun-
Gil certain places have been desig ated for the land
ing Of steamboats, vessels, etc. front Of the city
nut the defendants deny that there is any clause in
said ordinance which deprves the city from taking
possession of those places and causing to be ma lie
such improvements in the citys jud2me mt may
appear proper and necessary.
The defendants allege that if there be any
such clause In the ord is not legal bind
ing the city being without the right to deprive Itself
of the right to legslate in such matters tina. to
which the plaintiffs petition does relate, and the
public welfare may require.
The defendant denies the right of the plaintiff to
interfere with city improveme is and that moreover
the right accorded to Kendig Co. to er ct platform
and scales on the lcvee has been repealed by ordi-
nance 2248 A. 8.
Respondent shows that by the wrongful issuance of
certain writ of injunction in this caste, 1t has suf-
tered damage to the amount of $500; therefore,
respondent prays to have the injunction set aside and
judgment against plaintiffs for damages and g SITS:
There will up in this court to-day for trial the
case of James H. Crippen vs.. Crescent City Live
Stock Company Plaintiffs alleging violation Of agree
ment sues for $16,275
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS Of Natalie Gua and John G. Cocks, have
been opened in this Court.
Fourth District Court.
In the eli, il gifts snit of Lewis McCloskey not
single juryman could be found to out of thirty
eight cal ed, each berg Reused for cause
The whole panel being exhausted, the judge con-
timed the case to Wednesday, Goth Inst, at u NJ.
and cred ree of sixty jurors to be cal ed to try
the case.
Clement Us. O'Neal-Ths case resulted in mis-
trial. the being referred under the law to the
Judge for his decision.
Sixth District Court.
The argument has been resumed in the case of j.
D. Laevre and Joseph Garcia the lottery ticket ven
doris, and is now being continued
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TNEGARDEN HuTrL L,
MISSIS, IPPI CT 7. MISS,
Under the management o. OIL. J. o. NNoN, Is now
open for the reception Of GU .sts.
hoard per MONTH $40
Per day. ..................... 2so
Children aud Servants half prics myl3 I'm
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND kRRs
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE,
Giving Through Tickets 70
lsA1|Sts Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baln-
more, Washington City, Buffalo, Pitts
burp Cleveland Cincinnati, Louisville, and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL
FOR ST, LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND CHR
BENDS.
Will leave as below at O'Clock p II.
CITY OF ALTON,
E. A. Sheabe. captain VIM Mason, clerk;
WEDNESDAY, May IL.
BISMARCK,
John spane, captain; E. Ross Powell. clerk:
SATUR DAY, May Is.
Issuing as usual Through Bills of Lading in COD
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West.
mv1 1874 Gravier street.
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FACTORS anu lTducIS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
81. ..Carondelet street............37
NEW ORLEANS, Nov IT. 1878.
EXTRACT FROM SEVENTH ANNUAL sTATENESrI
Premiums for fiscal year ending 3Oth April,
1873. e'oooo' 90
Losses paid within the year. 5os1W II
Reserved for unterminated risks, 3Oth April,
1873. ...................... loS'Zoo "
Interest and savings received. .. sO5 81
Net premium profits for fiscal year. 16O9O2 u
Gross net profits after payment Of $4,000
interest Wa7O9 u
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID FOR THE YEAR.
Interest ................... .. Ten per cent.
ASSETS.
April 80, 1878. ~
Fire, River and Marine Risks Written
Mt the Current Rates of Premium.
HARMON DOANE, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.
ED. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John /. Adams
W. A. johnson, Isaac ScEerck,
John l. Noble, Il. NJ. Walmsley,
John Chaffe VIM. Morrison,
Richard Milliken, Joseph W. Carroll.
Samuel E. Moore, A. Brttin,
J. J. Warren, j. I. Pace
r. T. Buckner, A. H. May,
Samuel Friedlander, s. FL. Snowden
III. L. ellsen, L. Lytt Lyon,
W. S. Pike W. e. Raymond
A. A. Yates, James S. Prestidge,
my3 tt Samuel H. Boyd.
MECHANICS, AND TRADENS' INsU.
RANCE co. NEW ORLEANS, LA.
H. CarondeIet Street...........Is
soLICITs FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISES AT
LOWEST RATES.
CAPITAL .S5Oc,Oue.
JAS. A. WHITE, LLOYD r. COLEMAN,
Secretary. President.
G. Fl. FROST, &c. GREGORY,
Asst Sec and Fire elk. Marine and River Ctl
F. aUZoUT, Inspector. Capt. S. B. FROST,
J.YB HASKELL, Collector Marine Inspector
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F. AUzoUT, Inspector. Capt. s. B. FROST.
j. B. HASKELL, Collector Marine Inspector
ARD OF TRUSTEES.
C. W. Allen, l. L. Hass,
A. J. Aiken Z Ii. Hunt,
Hugh Allison, J. Davidson Hill,
j. A. Braselman, JAS. 5. Lanphier,
W. I. Bakemore. Robt L. Moore,
l. Bloom, John Myers,
Sam Boyd, II. j. Mullan,
CH c. Brown, Edward Nalle,
John d. Cobb Edward c. Payne,
Lloyd r. Coleman, Henry Reid,
Geo. W. Church, 6. w. SenteI,
j. w. Champlin, W. b. Thompson,
j. E. Campbell, Fred Wing,
Fred. Ernest C. w. Wood,
Ben Gerson, T. s, Waterman,
G. A. Green, Louis A. Witt.
New Orleans, March l. 1873. apo I'm
or. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE CO.
surplus as to Policy Holders over. 500 200
Number of policies in force nearly. $4,000
The attention If all Policy Holders of the following
companies:
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Mound City Life Insurance Company,
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Is called to the that the three companies have
been consolidated under the title of the ST. Louis Life
Insurance Company. The consolidated company, com
bining does the immense business OF the three
companies with the expense of but one Office manage
ment is enabled offer exceptional advantages to
insurers. For payment of Premiums any other
business connected with the companies, address
HARMON DOANE, Gen'i Southern Agent,
Louisiana and Southern Miss, 1872 Gravier and
ap3Lh 81 Carondelet street. New Orleans.
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Office IS Camp street, New Orleans.
Established in 1872.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks. at
LOWEST RATES.
Assets. 3. 1865.
J.B. WOODS, President.
T. SEXTON, Vice President.
CHAs LEsAss1ER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
VIM NJ. Perkins, Chas. E. Alter.
Robt Hare Jno. A. Peel,
Christian schneider. $. J. Keith,
Jno. j. Gidere, A. " Gods,
A. Levi, Jas. W. Fee,
!. l.. Sterry, Edw. j. Gay.
AttOyneys at L0W.
T. C. W. Ellis. L. j. Ellis
II. a. u. j. ELLIS,
ATTORNEYS All LAW,
122 Gr.vier street,
New Orleans.
Practice also in Livingston, Wash ngton, St. Tam
many, st. Helena an TaIgipahDa Parishes apl7 I'm
EDWIN l.. JEWELL,
ATTORNEY AND COU& SELOR-AT-LAw,
No. 20 st. Charles street-Eoom No s.
api9 If New Orleans Louisiana
Harry I. Hays. John II. New.
HAYS & NEW,
LAW OFF, E,
No ID ST. CHARLES STREET,
New Orleans apl9 If
AwMSTRONG's FOUNDRY,
IRON WORKS AND BOILER MANDATORY,
Cor. Peters and Erato Sts
New Orleans
ap142p1m ". J. J. ARMSTRONG. Manager.
CrOnanls Foundry,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
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shakespeare Tub, Gi"be Theatre, New
Orleans May Ii, 1874.-The complimentary entertain
ment announced for Wednesday evening. 18th inst,
has been postponed to WEDNE>D Y, goth, when
FAINT HEART NE'ER WON FAIR LADY and
DREAMS OF LUSION will be substituted for the
play of Rob Roy. FRANK WlLsON.
myl2-Tu WedE Su secretary.