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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13

The bill passed by the Senate last week,
giving the control of the mouth passes Of
the Mississippi to the Secretary of War,
may be a slight Infringement on the Demo
cratic doctrine OF State rights, as Senator'S
Bayard and Stockton contended, but it will
have a very wholesome effect, nevertheless.
Its object is TO demolish that pestlferous
monopoly, the New Orleans Towboat Asso-
ciation-owned chiefly by Philadelphia cap
italsts-and it will do it etfectually. 1t
was stated in the debate on the bill that
this oppressive monopoly was accustomed
to charge 81 IS per ton for bringing vessels
from the mouth of the river to New Or
leans, and for taking them out. The dis
lance is only eighty miles and the charge Is
half as much as the rate on freight carried
from ST. Louis to New Orleans, a distance
of 1900 miles. 1t was stated also, that the
association pilots were in the habit Of some
times deliberately grounding vessels and
subjecting them to other harassments for
daring to refuse submission to their de-
mands. Such . monopoly is . nuisance,
and the whole West have reason to rejoice
at its annihilation.-Ss Louis Republican.
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4 YirfuOus Press.

Al = recent printers supper in Boston
Rev. Edward Everett Hale made speech
in which his father was referred to. The
old gentleman founded the Boston Daily
Adseriiser, and died not long ago. He said:
If had asked him Hon. Nathan Hale) the
day he died, after sixty years Of service in
the ranks, of which achievement of his life
he was most proud, he would have said,
think. that he could have done nothing for
the financial credit Of America, nothing for
the Introduction of railroads into New Eng
land. nothing for the development Of this
city of his pride, unless in fifty years he had
created the Daily .Adrertiscr from almost
nothing to be the power which it 10. In that
period he had shown that the newspaper
which heyer insults anybody, never ibels
anybody. never pretsnds that its guesses
are true, never interviews q public man,
and never tells lie, may still become the
leader OF opinion in Christian community.
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First kn0ck.DOwn for the Grangcrs.

The resolution of Mr. Smith, of Ohio. on
the subject, asserting the government
power to control railroads crossing State
lines and engaged in commerce between
States, was the first vote had in the House
upon any of che issues raised by the
oranges. 1t was understood by both sides
of the House to be such test, and the Dem.
Dcrats, with very few Republicans. at
once attempted by a motion to adjourn to
AVOID a vote. but all attempts to dodge the
question or delay present action were
voted down by nearly unanimous Repub.
lean vote. and the resolution was finally
agreed TO by almost a strict party vote.
Unless the Democrats are enabled 70 do
something to neutralize the effect of TO.
days work i: is agreed on all hands that
there can not in future be much in common
between themselves and the Changers,
while the Republicans have not antag-
Onized them in any Of their idess.-S.
LvuiS Democrat.
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The lsaines.CusIlin SQuabbie.

The Gaines-Cushing suit assumes a tri.
partite form by the Intervention OF Mr..
Jules Janin, who files his bill against Mr..
Cushing and Mrs. Gaines in reference to the
same estates that form the subject matter
of the suits already reported. Mr.. Janin
of the land scrip to be recovered in these
suits, in which he was counsel with Mr..
Gushing, and prays that Mr.. Gushing may
be required to transfer them to him. and
that Mrs. Gaines be restrained from inter.
ference.-.Neu' York Herald.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13

. Kate Field says: ''Neyer have seen any
traditional! type Of nationality as strongly
marked on its own soil as is found in Amer.
lea. There are more Greek heads in the
United States than in Greece. The purest
ciassica! profile known to me is that Of
New England woman. Mixture Of races
seems to produce the characteristic beau.
ties of all
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The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
30 Chartres street, on February y, stood
as follows: At A. NJ, 500; at 2 p. M. go;
a. P. NJ, go. Lowest point during the
night OF February IL. i7o.
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NeteoroIosical and River Repofe,

The signal service, United States army.
eeports. Cor the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall Of
cShe rivers. at 1913 p. NJ. local time. yester-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office Corner Of Camp and Caaal ssrsess.
Assets December 81 l872................ 755 3AI a
{nsufes Fire, Marine and Bive. Risks div!dins
the proats separately on each department to tbs
insured.
FOR the accommodation Of its customo.s this
Company viii make marine losses payable IL
London.
J. TUYES. eses,aea:
J. ". HISex.. Secretary.
Directors.
George Urquhart. d. Payro
c. 7. Dugazon, Placide ForstA..
a. w. BabcOck Aug. Reichard,
7. Bailly Blanchard Z. Ailtenberges,
4. Schneider. ". E. Schmidt
Charles LadttS, J. Tuyea felSlp
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
DEPARTMENT wArERwoRks ANDl
Public Buildings,
New Orleans, February IL, 1874. }
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
y the unde rsigned until MONDAY, February %.
at twelve o'clock NJ, for the removal from the
foot of Canal street OF the iron building belonging
to the city, and it's erection st. Anthony
Square, in rear of Cathedral Second District.
The building to be fitted up a trep proof de.
pository for nOtarial and other records according
to plans and specifications file in the City Sur
veyOrs office.
ALI parties bidding on this work will be required
TO deposit 300 with the Administrator of Finance.
as security that they will abide by the adjudlca-
ton.
The certificate Of the Administrator Of Finance to
accompany all proposal.
Payment for above work to be in United States
currency.
The city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
CHARLES FITZENREITER
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public Build.
ings. fell I'd
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAN,
Local Intelligence.

FINES RETURNED.-Judgo Gernon has
added 1882 20 to the city treasury, fines re-
turned by his court last week; Judge Staes.
Sl25. Judge Long. Sa5. Total. SO. 50.
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n hio dav Saturday. Eehruarv 4!

4 big day. Saturday. Februaryii.
A. big day, Saturday. February IA.
A big day, Saturday. February IA.
A big day, Saturday. February -.
4 big day, Saturday, February II.
Twenty thousand dollars capital prize.
twenty Thousand dollars capital prize.
Twenty thousand dollars capital prize.
Twenty thousand dollars capital prize.
Twenty thousand dollars caIital prize.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

BUILDING FOR SALE.
OFFICE Posi- QUARTERMasrgR, )
Jackson Barracks
New orleans. La, January 49, 1874.
NOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT JACKSON
l Barracks. Louisiana, on MONDAY. March %.
1874
The large wooden building known as the PEST
HOSPITAL.
Terms-Cash in United States currency, 20 be
paid Immediately after the Gale. The buildln. to
be removed by the purchaser
BY order of the QuarteTmaster General
J. G. LEEFE,
Brevet Captain Il. Q. NJ Nineteenth Infantry.
fel2 II A. A. =. NJ.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN THAT THE CLERK
~ of the special committee appointed by the
ing vouchers of 1870, 1871. 1872 and 1878, will be
found at the committee room. No. s8 Dryades
street from ten 10 four o'clock daily. Parties in
possession of vouchers of the above dates are here
by notified to call and record the same.
HENRY DEMAS,
OF st. John the Baptist, Chairman.
FRANK ". LIGGINs Clerk ia25 Pm
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EIRsT ANNUAL STATEMENT
ATLAS INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
No. 1872 Canal Street.

| on THE THIRTY FIRST OF DECEMBER, 1919.
In accordance with the requirements OF their
charter. the company publish the followin. state
! ment.
| Premiums received du,in: the fractiona: part of
the year ending December 81 1879
Fire premiums ....................... &32,S4i 81
River premums.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1873 5.
Total premiums. k53,8i5 10
Less Nnearned preniums.........."... 1886 %
Ne. earned pre- ms.................. 81: sI8 ?.
Deduct
Fire losses pad.............. &l2S -
Genera! expenses less pIo:t
and loss. interest. R.!sl &c 1851 :.
*.5.s %
The company have III. f1i,o~in: assets
Loans on mortgages fg.t lens. on unen.
numbered real .sta.. "orc! &305 $50. 4!5i l1I n
Real estate owned By the co,opsuy.... 500 ~
Loans on pledge stock 100 90
Stocks owned by :h. com3.ny..... 1850 90
United States bonds. 1900 90
Bills receivable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s91s 8;
Demand notes bearing eight pt' cent il.
teTesf...... .......................:.. 1850 10
Accrued interest: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los2 :.
Premiums II course OF coll.ct.on....... 1850 8s
Bills receivable !oI prerii1m........... 800 90
Cash in bank and III hands OF treasurer. IL el9 20
Office furniture. safe and agency sup.
plies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOFA: 3
Capital stock subscribed in course OF
settlement Observation-Disclosures. SS:si 80
To,a! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 .s 50
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock 4i83s shares. 500 each
assessed at SIS pc, sf.age...........8:..asr.o 50
Amount reserved to safely geinsUre a..
outstanding risks. being fifty peg
cent of unearn.d femium.......... 1888 .
Cnearned premUm.. less fifty per cen:
reserved. Observation-Disclosures. i7s3s -
Amount reserved TO. uHadjusted losses. s546 90
salaries unpaid. Observation-Disclosures. .se II
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8355 e42 50
The above statement ia true and correct tran.
script from the books of the company
WILLIAM q. STEVENSON President.
DouGLAs WEST Secretary pro tenn
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this fifth
day Of January, A. D. 1874.
JOHN g. RUGTIS,
Notary Public. No. 80 Carondelet street.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Ofice Of the Controller of the Currency,
Washington. October %. 1878.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ who NAV have claims against the New Orleans
National Banking Association, of New Orleans,
Louisiana, that they called upon to present
the same and to make legal proof to John Cock.
rem, receiver, at the office of said bank at No. ~
CarOndelet street. New Orleans Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
nol6 3m Controller Of the Currency.
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I'll. RIVERS
The TOwboat MonopOlys

The river here is ;eus feet below higl
Syafer mark of ISL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13


BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Elected February u. 1878.
Chaeies Briggs. Thomas H. Hunt.
ant. Carriere. Chm. Honold.
George 4. FosdicA. D. Jamson,
&. Brugier. r. 5. Howard.
P. Anderson. Felix Larus.
4. Frer,chs Aug. Bohn
George W. Duabar. Edward Toby.
E. +. StockmeysR. Wash. Morton
Henry J. Vose. William Knof
D. Marqueze. ". s. Bailey,
Charles VeishA1r, ]. T. LivAuda.A
4. Lecourt, Atwood Violet;
Prank Williams. A. <. Miller.
Charles Lafitts. Edward Horohy.
Rudolph Sies. IA. Lum
". C. Black silas Wesks.
George W. HvnsOn. mir
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13

INSTR

INSURANCE,
Sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital, $500, 900.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL sTATEMEHT-FOK THE
YEAR 1873.
Amount of premiums for the year -. S2saos, 50
Less unterminated risks and return
premiums. 81, $50 SO
Net earned premiums. e227 IS. 81
Discount and interest. 1909 q
Total. $2.l. 83S 30
Losses paid, reinsurance and
Nnatjustsd losses. SisSlo9 ::
General expenses and taxes. 3?,l1S u
Reserve fund and dividend
on stock.................. ss.sli :O-:4i1fs 60
Net profit. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81. ,.O7 I8
Assets OF the company. estimated at theiy mar.
ket value:
Bonds stocks loans and bills receivable S5s,1sS "a
Cash on hand and premiums in course
OF collection. ..................... $685. 90
To,a! .sse,s....................... $3.50. 35s q
The Beard Of Directors, at meeting held on the
twenty.hrst day Of January. 1874. after setting
aside 10000 to tho reserve fund from the net
earnings Of the year and paying ten per cent divi
dend 20 the stockholders. resolved to pay a cash
dividend OF TEN PER CENT on the net canned partic
pstins premiums for the year ending December 81.
1873. JAMES I. DAY. President.
HORACE CARPENTER. Secretary.
Director. for 1874.
John G. Gaines. Z. J. Hart. Henry Renshaw,
Hugh Wilson, B. Biscoe. !. N. Marks,
James l. Day. George Jonas. Emory Clapp,
6. NJ. Bsyly. James ByrAes. il. Harris.
c. Macresdy. ". Z. Seymour. Richard Flower.
}. Weis. B. ". Taylor. J. c. Norris.
Lionel G. Levy, W. B. Schmidt. L. Aleus.
r. T. TOran, Scott McGehee. Isaac L. Haas
This old and reliable company is Issuing policies
Oh Fire. River and Marine Risks the most favor.
able terms. ALI losses adjusted and settled upon
the most liberal terms. and promptly paid at their
office. No. 81 Camp street. corner OF Commercial
alley. ja25
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! A 5 s OC A T1ON
] OF NEW ORLEANS.
| commercial Place............2j
FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT.
| In conformity with the requirements Of their
| charter. the Association publish the following
| statement:
ASSETS.
Premiums on policies issued. .......... 45Oi43 O6
Bills receivable short time. secured.... II $50 %
once furniture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 90
Cash in bank and on hand. 1851 OF
Bills receivable. stock notes......... 22996O 90
Total $685.. loo IS
LIABILITIES.
Premiums collected. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S39,;72 IS
Premiums uncollected. .............. $3.50 IS
Return premiums. discounts and rein.
surance... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 g.;
Commissions and salaries. l5,9lS g.
Expense, rent. taxes. stationery and ad.
SertlsInS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s,.8s ~
Fire losses paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1902 SO
Fire losses adjusted. not due ....... $3.50 90
Cash paid on stock. 22.i0 90
Total liabilities. 1897. 30
Net capital 1879 IS
The above statement is just. true and cor,ec:
transcript from the books of the association.
S. Z. LOEB. President
s. MEIER. Secretary.
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me this four.
teenth day o! January. 1874.
ABEL DREYFOUS, Notary Public.
At special meeting, held in conformity with
the charter, on the first Monday in January. 1874,
Mr.. s. Z. LOEB. President: B. MEYER, Secretary.
and o. s. ASCH, Superintendent: OF Agencies. were
reelected unanimously.
Trustees.
HIGHLANDER, WILLIAM LEONARD.
T. BELING. WILLIAM EBERT.
s. Z. LOEB. 81. AZCONA.
L. SCHORMANS. 4. J. MUIER.
P. BLAISE, JLEvY
P.S. ANDERSON. WILLIAM BRAUr jR..
H. HAFNER, JACOB Won HOvEN.
JACOB ALT I'M. BEGUE.
HUGO RkDWfTZ, JOSEPH BRANDNER,
At the hrst regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of Trustees it was resolved that interest
Of ten per cent on the capital stock be paid in
cash on and after the fifteenth day of February
next
ialsl~ .. H1YSR, Secretary.
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II. above statement ia a 1ust. true and correct
::Anscrip. from she books of the company
PAUL FOUaCHY. President
9. ". Sofr. Secretary
STATE % LosrsiAsal
Paris OF orleans city of New Orleans !
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me the ninth day
Of JUue I312, ,. CHARLES CUvELLI2R,
Notary Public
At meeting o. the Board Of Directors held Oh
the ninth dag OF June, 1873, it resolved to de-
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
the net earned participating premiums for the
year ending May 81, 1873. payable on third Monday
N July next.
Also to pay to the stockholders, on demand
terest at the rate Of ten per cent DER annum
their stock
DIRECTORS:
P. Maspero David McCoard.
3 T. keh 1. F. GeAeres
rug: 2. You1chy,
p. 8. Wits, il. YesnsnAaa,
D. A. ChA6fAix. n AIon
Charles Latte. iel1 "
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GRAND FANCY DkEsS. MASH

GRAND FANCY DhEss. MASH
AND
ciREMENS BALL
LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY.
a. GRUNEWALD HALL SATURDAY EVENING,
February D. 1874 for he benefit Of the Relief Fund.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS-R. II. Bsn-
ners. chairman James l. Day, A. j. Stringes, 10
seph 2. Horror H. scllierman, II. p. Buckley, Phil.
Beck Charles T. Ho ward John Snder. Chris. Mad.
den, John Cottreaux
Tickets, 81. Application for Ladies' Invitations
20 be left at the Engine House, Proposals for rent
OF Bar Hat Room and Restaurant TO be addressed
to R. H. BENNRRS, No. Sc Camp street.
jal3 Is % I'm
GRAND EXPOSITION CULINAfRE.
" Grand Fancy Dress Ball given by the French
Cooks Benevolent Association of New Orleans, at
GRUNEWALD HALL, FEBRUARY H. 1874 Ladies
invitations and sentlemen's tickets be had by
making application at No. 127 Rampant street.
ner Toulouse; No. % Orleans street, No. % Royal
street, No. IS ROyal street. OF at any hotel
tauyaut.
Tickets s. fee IT.
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SEs CHARLES THEATRE,
NINETEENTH ANNUAL
NfARDI GRAS CARNIVAL.
FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL,
MAEDf GRAS NIGHT.
Tuesday. February ~. 1874.
NANAGERs:
Col. GERARD stit;a. John Burke. Frank II. Wilson.
aenYv ienni. g. SOntag. John Black.
Henry Mason, ?. H. Lewis. }. H. DeGrange.
r G. Hubert, Z. l.. Jewell. W. 4. Murphy,
A. B. Custer, A. Wiser. c. c. Ealey.
A. X. SinnOtt. L. d. Frost. K. D. Carpenter.
N. J. NJ Mason, WI Murray, s. Z. Carey,
4. D. Sheldon. John Hawkins. George Cenas.
Frank McErc9. H. Dupre, Robert Strong,
Fl. Hamburger. J. Casey. H. n. Jenkins.
Peter +. Burke. fe3
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STATE o. Iorl.IASA,(
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans. !
Sworn to and subscribed, before me. this twenty
fourth day Of January. 1874.
JOHN DAILY,
Sixth Justice Of the Peace Parish Of Orleans.
At the annual election, held on the twelfth in.
slant. the following gentlemen were elected di.
rectors. to serve the ensuing year:
Kaspar Auch. Robert Jackson, William Mehle.
o. F. Thesman. Henry Bensel,Jr.,J. H. Keller,
Louis Faessei. John ;. Kranz. Philip Drumm.
BSse Dabat, T.. H. Burton. B. II. Scheme.
D. 4. Harris. Louis Mathis. DR.. S. S. Wood.
John Purcell. H. P. Walter, W. 4. Fish,
J. NJ. Demarest. E. E. Chevalley, Daniel Holderith.
j. II. Norton. GustAvs Beck. II. Ellermanu.
And a. meeting Of the board held on the nine
teenth instant Kaspar Auch. Esq. was unani
mousiy re elected President. Robert Jackson. ESQ,
Vice President. Louis Mathis Secretary and John
Purcell Esq, Inspector.
jas I'm Louis MATHIS. Secretary.
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OPEKA 1lOCsE Fanny DRESS
AND
MASK BALL.

rils annual Fancy Dress and Mask Ball - The
Opera Hoase will be given MARDI Gh.AS NIGHT.
Abundant engagements have been made TO make
this one of the most splendid ever given there.
An immense orchestra Of the best musical talent
is engaged.
Nothing has been ieft undone 90 give this hall
great eelat. Policemen will be there to preserve
perfect order. The dancing floor will be complete.
Lad Sc invitations and tickets can be obtained Of
Mr.. Ellie, music store, at No. ISL Canal street.
Gentiemen's tickets. %. fei I'd
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FROM CINCINNAN To New ORLEANS
Mayor Witt yesterday received a Telegram
from Mr.. S. w. Johnston, mayor of Gin
Ginnati saying that Mr.. Miller, president of
give in New Orleans next tuesday morning
30 VitnessOur Mardi Gras displays.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-13

J. ?. Roua. Secretary.
s4AsD % LoriEAsA,1
Parish Of Orleans city of New OrleanA !
sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty
afth day Of March, 1873.
r. CHARLKs CUvELIIRE,
Notary Public, No. 10 0raviec street
The Board OF Trustees have resolved to pay sIA
PBR CENT interest on the outstanding certificates
Of scrip on and after MONDAY. May II, 1873, said
scrip to be then converted into capital stecS, .
psr amended charter Of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
ANT. CARRIERE. Vice e-es.dsaA
4 .
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BALLS.
MARDs GRAs.''...m ARDI GRAs
February II, 1S54,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Under the auspices OF appropriate committees,
composed OF well known citizens, respectfully
nounce that their arrangements for this third Of
series cS
GRAND Hal. DEGCkSE.
Are most complete in every particular. Fosnefev
or expense has been spared to make this the EETE
PAR EXCELLEECE of the season.
Admission to the Bal Aasque, %.
The Committee on Invitations viii meet az the
AcacGmy every evening previous 10 the Carnival
Sor Ladies Invitations. apply 1t she Box Office.
OF any of the Manage fell