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BLAcKLEDGE-on Wednesday June 2 Adam sackieds~
notice Of funeral hereafter
1879 the 3Is his AZ. Henry Groves Ss%s,sS
Der Of the Junior class Oi Trinity coees Hartford n.
p Z. Church. state Bond Brooklyn, L. l.
CROCKER-At PeekskiL on the Hudson on June l. Mira K
G. Croker N the 10 year OF ner ase ., ,, dsno. o,
yitesi 10 attend without further notice.
suddenly, OF heart disease the ls inst Chan
ton. saratoga County. Mr.. Ammi BOWS formerly Of this
PALCoNER After short Illness Monday evening. NAY
Reitve aud friends Of family respectfully invited
funeral from the Dutch Reformed Church Rev
this tla 4 1Thnrsasyi afternoon AZ o'SIock.
@oTnns J91e At the a ,e s
Funeral services at the Reformed Dutch Church
Fourth st and La,ay place. Friday June at 80
O'Clock Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
HoGG-At Brooklyn, Monday May 81 George Hogs aged
Rea and friends are invited 70 attend funeral
st Matthews Episcopal Church. rhroopaye near DE KAN
MARTTNEZ-In this city. May 81 1875, Juan Marines
aged 81 years months and 30 days
m WI vnd sns DE- Paa church twenty
between sixth and Seventh syes.
PAGSONS-At MOntcGir N Tuesday morning. June 1.
Ssdrgs . nd fs 81 the family arc respectfully invited
70 funeral Of hs father. ca.s
on I'm Me Mo sS ON sSo T S,
a. !0ooa m Carriag.s viii meet the tram at Mons
clAIr. lntcrmtnt IN bften"Oon-
PHYFE-Suddeny his residence Atlantic ST., Stamford.
Conn June William Phyfe IN the list year OF his age
friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
hs late residence Friday, JuDe
A. at 23O p. Tram NswIOrk. New Haven and Hart
will be in waiting depot arrival of The remains
will Ia tho family vault Greenwood, on saturday
morning. carriages leaving Forty secondsI depot AT $50
n
RONALDSOn the 18th May. in Paris France George Lori
lard fiOnads, in the i3d year Of his age
II family those Of
fIthern.law Rudolph August Williams respectfully
the funeral from Craze Church. corner Of
Broadway and feminist next Friday morning the AN d
June, st 10 O'Clock. without further notice.
sTEWART-On June 3 az 235 Thirty eighth st., MIA
Olive stewart widOw Of tc late Henry stewart OF Toronto
Toronto papers please copy
TrCE-At WestaelL n. J.. "Wednesday, June 2. 1875,
Ophaa beloved wIfo OF Geo. W fioe aged 81 years. III
months and % days
rsienceon Thursday evening al 80 ocioch
The remains will be taken Friday morning by the 80
train Harlem n. r.. the Red Mills Presby terrain
Church. funeral services viii DO held after which In
termcnt at Amawalk.
yAII-At his residence "vamere" New Market n. J., y
Monday May 81, william VAIL IN the 73d year Of his
services his late residence Thursday June ~
O'Clock Relatives and friends respectfully in
Traa raves foot OF Liberty ST. az 1910
O'Clock. Carriages Ia waiting at Dunelen station
wYMAN-In Douglas. Mass. May 80, 1875 Of pneu.
mOna, Ella G.. wife OF J. Wyman OF New YORK city, and
daughter OF Asa and c. T. Thayer, aged - years.
residence ~ her parents THURSDAY,
June s. AZ IL o'clock Relatives friends invited 70
attend
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PASSENGERS 4RRITED.

FROM IIvPRPOOI-Tn steamship 1byssnid, June 2-Mr
Abbott r. Aub, Miss Bai,sur. p BANGS d. Beach Miss
Bllr ii aud hrs J. Cain. j. Carney, g. Ccrkey. Mr. and
Cerkey infant and servant Mus Christlsn Ms Dcdd
and children, Mss G. CONVEY j. X ninery MT ana Mrs W.
T. O. Grieye Mas Hector T. nerzoe. C. IL lngeow Jar
Jermain maid Mrs A. - Jones T. NJ Long,
Miss McCartoT, A. Midway, r. Mitchell. IT, G. Muller r.
Osborne, MI Packard. A n Palmer A Paterachi Rev g.
Power Ryiands A. W. shaw Mr.. and Mira A Sid, Miss
simpson Mas Tappan MI and MIS- Tappan MI and Mrs
C. Tucker child aud maid George walker. Mr. aud Mrs J..
ID. Walker. Miss t. walker q. R. Williams, Mrs Wright,
child and
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RELIEF FOR THE CHRISTOPHER SUFFERERS.

RELIEF FOR THE CHRISTOPHER SUFFERERS.
Sr. LOUIS, June "a numerOrsly attended
meeting held at the Merchants Exchange to-day, In
the Of the grasshopperstrcken counties in the
western part Of the State senator COcke and the Hon
Mr. Met LELAND made speeches, which they detailed
the devastation the ravaged DISTRICTS and the desttu
ton and suffering OF the people after which handsome
fund was subscribed, and considerable amount OF PRO
Ylsnns. grlin. and seed DONATED.
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CLOTH MARKET
PRovDEsCR r. L. June 2.-Printng Cloths unchanged.
WOOL MARKET.

BOsTOs June 2There fair demand for wool at steady
prices the clip al hand manufacturers are
buyng cautiously The only kinds ~ wool really wanted
and comning and deane Heroes. There has
inquiry Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces and
there prospect that stocks Of this description will dis
apnear he Ohio eeces have been
al 5Ue65c including Choice Xxx neeces at a03c Wis
Michigan neeces 10 50 &c cOmDng and dealne
66e New Kentucky combing has been selling
and been In fair demand but the supply
ceiyed ~ small Cal fOTna wool has been
ing quite freely demand with sales ~ 3Sc
AZ 10 Fall ami spring
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DECISION IN THE DENVER LIBEL SUIT.

DENVER, Col, June 2.-The great libel suit
for 100000 brought by Jacob Downing against Henry
C. Brown proprietor of The D,ncer Tribune, which has
been In the United District Court before Judge
Brace for II days past. concluded to-day with
verdict rendered by the Jury In favor OF the defendant
The Tribune charged Mr. Downing, the former Probate
Judge with forgery In deciding away lots belonging TO
Conversational grant for public schools and IN being
second Boss Tweed in stufng baotboxes TO control
the election OF the Judiciary
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN INDIANA.

CINCINNATI, June "a special dispatch to
The Co0ne,cai from Richmond. Ind, says TINT tor
nado passed over that place at ak o'clock
this evening. 1t blew the gable end Of
the Methodist Church which crushed through the ceiling
and demolished the organ and pulpit st. Andro VS.
Church the largest in the city, struck By lightning
The see Die anu clock damaged and The slate roof
torn Off The German Lutheran Church partly
unroofed. The main building OF Earham College was
rooted The tin roof OF the PostOsce building and two
were partly demolished. Gaar scott Co.'S manu-
fhctOry badly damaged. The smoke stuck Of
SOriyck. Norman a. Co. was blown down, and the
buildings and stables at the Fait Grounds badly
jurel Many chimneys were demolished IN all aTts OF
The city Shade-trecs were broken or uproOtei. ana
number OF small buildings blown from their fOun Ia
tons. Several mills along the river were considerably
damaged The Of short duration, AID was
followed by perfect calm.
INDIANAPOLIS, June "a violent rain and
wind storm occurred here Last night. Considerable dam
age was done TO railroads by the washing away
OF small bridges and culycrts. delay ing the night trains
freight the Belefontaine Road ran into cu
vert near Oakland this morning. wrecking seven or
eight The conductor, engineer, fireman, and one
brakeman are reported to have been drowned.
Hall nilc east OF Cambridge city an engine ana three
freight trains Westward bound the Pan Handle Rail
road were thrown from sluken grade this morning. and
badly wrecked The bridge az knigltsiown Ia reported
giving way and the east pier of the bridge &C Char
Otiesyo Is washed away. The long trcstlo simon
Crock Is three feet ont Of line with its abutIDcnts badly
washed making "a new structure necessary. Trayel n
suspended in every direction The loss In this region Ia
estimated at quarter OF a million dollars.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN THE WEST.

GREAT DAMAGE IN AND NEAR LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June "A terrific rain and
wind storm passed this city about 7:30
o'clock tonight doing great damage at vari
points. The middle portion OF the large
Masonic Widows aud Orphans Home, just completed
but unOcnped leyelled 30 the ground, leaving the
North and South wings unnjured. No one was hnrt-
Many houses unroofcd, and large trees blown down
r. is reported that several buildings were demolished III
the southern portion or tue city including the
Catholic UrSuitai.
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THE STA1E OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEwORIEANl La. June 2The Price Current says We
tce on Change specimen Texas Flour chasing choice
from the Todd Mills OF Dallas Magnolia brand waIrant. 10
local consumption aud for export IL Is per
r good stock and excellent body made OF choice
Winter WHEAT and Is rally equal II not superior any
dunn choice West The Texas crop VI Wheat
Ia ; season - estimated IT 80 900 bushels.
WILMINGTON. y. C., June 2-sprits Turpentine dull at
2g2c. steady at 81 80 Tor strained Crude
81 20 for Hard 2: for Yellow DIP and - - for
NirRn. steady 81 50.
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THE COTTON CROP.

NEW ORLEANS June 1.-The May report OF
the ncw-Oreans Cotton Exchange shows that the
cotton acreage has been increased that OF Last
year In the following States: Louisiana, Mississippi,
Arkansas North Carolina, Florida. Alabama and Texas
The acreage remains about the last year Ia GeOr
but has decreased in the following States soutn
Caro- ina. Missouri aud Tennessee.
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opposite Shore Tho steamer Sylvan Dell just then
passing and the Captain sacksd his engine and the con-
Wet was taken on board. The Deputy Warden OF tne
workhouse had In the meantime communicated oy tee.
graph with Superintendent Waling who gave notice OF
the escape the officers at the Harlem station 80 tnat
ON the arrival Of the steamer the prisoner recapured
and sent back to Backwelps Island
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TILE CANAL TOLLS ON LUMBER.

ALBANY, June 1.-THE Canal Board to-day
sdopted resolution eOncurrDg in the action OF the Leg
isature In recommending that the rate Of toll lumber
% fixed At mills per 900 feet thus making the toll
lsznber tho Same Tor wheat the same tonnage
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THE FIRE RECORD.

AT rIscArAoUoG-Loss. $4,000.
MANCHESTER, N. H., June 2.-The Granite
State Flour Mills Pscatsos village owned by Messrs
Watts Holmes OF this city, were totally destroyed oy
fire ut o'clock this morning. The loss Is estimated ~
from SIS to $4,000 There Insurance OF Sloooo
on the mills and stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

In my stable the only Lniment In Gmis IoDps
on AMMONIA. IL performs wonders unhestaiingy pro
stable should be- without Il
r Mechanics Princeton, n. !.
Sold by all Druggists Depot No. AL 5ikthaye, New
YORK. Only SOC. and 81 per bottle.
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AT suNBuRY. PENN LOSS s1o.5t

SuNBURY, Penn, June 4.-The lumber piles
belonging to the mills of NJ. f. Reagan were burned TINS
evening and II was with great difficulty that the mil
and adjoining houses saved. The loss Is estinteu
at $4,000 assured for $1,000 The DIRE supposed 10
DC Of incendiary origin
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fourth toast TO the Grand Commandey OF the State
Of New-York-Our beloved parent. our allegiance and
US" This replied to BY Sir Knight John A. Leffers
Tho ffth toast was 10 the Grand Commandeiy Of the
State Of Newerscy-Though small in yet large IN
heart, ever welcome 20 invade the Empire state.
The several Communicates after the banquet, formed
their lines aud marched to the Masonic Hail. The
Manhattan Commandcry will escort their guests TO the
depot this evening starting from the st. Nicholas Hotel
At 7.{O m m
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The Philadelphia Scientific Jour,

The Philadelphia Scientific Journal says that
"Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co OF NewYork arc 80 well
and extensively all this continent that TO
name them and explain the nature OF their business
would be superhuOus. No Newspaper Advertising
Agency has ever displayed energy and skill in the
transaction Of this delicate and tctrequiring business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

THE FRANKLIN TELEGRAPH NOT TO BE LEASED.
BosToS, June AT the annual meeting of
the Franklin Telegraph Company to-day. it voted
lla e resolution adopted by the Board OF Directors.
Man ~ esing its lines 70 the Atlantic and Pacific rele
graph Company. be declared void as from us date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03

PROVIDENCE, Z. l., June 2.-The General
Assembly again to-day and received the report of the
Special Committee the Liquor Law, recommending
license without local option. II was made the
Hpecial order for tO-mOrruw.
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AN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM THE WORK
HOUsE
On Monday last, at alb

On Monday last, at about q. m, while at
work In one OF the gangs . prisoner named Edward
Leonard committed to the Workhouse for six months for
d,oerly conduct made sudden rush for the river and
hastily tro wing most Of clothing tried swim to the
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

LISBON June 1.-The United States man-of-war
Juniata the Tagus aud the Alaska which has
been here for several days. has sailed
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TILE CONsTTUTIONALITY OF THE LOUISIANA
FUNDING ACTS.

NRw-ORLEANs, June 2.-Judge Bradley yes
terdsy granted writ Of error to the supreme Court OF
the United states tho Supreme Court OF louisiana
on the nandamus OF Macaulay against Clinton IL
will take the question Of the cOnstituOnality Of the
Louisiana Funding Acts OF 1874.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

fFbr otter sap Eers zee RIA Page.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond Kelly. Bsltiners, with mdss 70 Old
dominion 5teamshDCA
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THE OHIO DEAF AND DUMB ArYLUM UNRooFED

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June about o'clock
tonight violent wind which continued
about fifteen minutes. During that time
the roo. OF the east wing OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
covering space 10 feet long by 40 wide, was
bawn 90 the ground Walls, ehimnoys and large trees
also blown down.
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CT. PArI. Mimi, j

THE MTNNErOIA DEMOV KAIIL SIAIE N'71' LI'-
TON.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 2.-The State Central
Committee OF the Democratic Liberal Republican, and
Anti Monopoly party to-day agreed upon the 9TH OF Jly
the day for holding the convention for the nomination
NJ OfIicers.
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" 4RPTFD.

FINK ECKER-on Monday May 81 by the Rev. A. II n
Held. Rudolph Fink to Amanda Becker. All OF TINS city
sANFoRD-MARTINo On Tuesday June !, lsI5 Al the res
OF the brides father by the Rev Mr Elder assisted ~
hudson. Mr.. Edwards = Sanford IT. IA Misc
Lilies f. daughter Of Rome Martin. ESQ., Of Orang~
Nj
WILDER MACDONALD-At Greene. Chenanso County, n
" Tuesdav June Mt Victor A.Wider Of Brooklyn. ~ "
Miss Lillian Macdonald Of Greene No cartia-
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5peciIl Notices.


De-hisrs pills the best and safest remedy for Chs
and Fever and Malaria
The new White star steamship "Gernanic" win BE-
open TO tho public from To ON Friday afternoon X j.
CORTIS, Agent.
Ask Elastic stockings, Belts Knee caps Abdominal
supporters sas2ensoy Bandsges shSIdsr bAees ana
attendance.
A-Rapture ana Physical Detorm,ties successfully
M Mash ~ At his old ce Np As,os HOUSE
No connection with any other oiace IN this city.
week ending SATURDAY June 5, 1873 win close at this
one a. follows on Pe 81 a a. ~ M On
at ll30 a IN and l" m l. JAMES. r. M
Liberal Republicans General Commitrse.- The resulss
monthly meeting Of this temnttee VII De held At hssdqaAr
"''' ''-'' D'''''" MARTIN FRELiGH. Chairman
ASHER BARSErr JAMES A. GOWN. secrtanes
Lord & Tayier; Grand and Chr,s,,s
fUnTHER RFpnGcrLo9SS ~ cAhpErs %
velyets. 81 Body Brussels, 81 70 to 81 o.
american iapesi,ie' 81 TIRE PlyS 81 20 NJ.
The American Life--nving -"it COMPANY desire 10
that saturday next June they win inst nrcncs
a cap ksnr Ss n On s'
board viii De in road peas 70 give tuh information ss may
Parties desiring b. sesnre suits before The sailing Of ne
steamer do 90 by application az The olc o. the Company
100 ffoaswsy toom so SO, fourth door
The Mot Attractive Ofnces I'm TOWN. considerable
Of lawyers and other tenants 81 the TRIBUNE
building are now fairly settled quarters They
and their pronouneng these Offices the
MOST ATTRACTIVE and all things considered. the
CHEAPEST over half Of the building Il
rented and those seeking desirable oees should Apply
early al beautifully finished IN hard wood
ASH with elegant saAaxtures. hrst aud water IN every
ROOM are ALI exceedingly light and airy perfectly vcnt
LATED ALI have out.ds directly viii
Tho and nearly independent entrances IRON
the hall Both good working order -
are kept running and Application should b made -
THE TRIBUNE CoaatAsgrooa
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must Be Endorsed pih MI
name and address.
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n Cara.

The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
payment of this tax by means of Drainage Warrants
direct application will secure the lowest rates,
JAMES B. GUTHRIE. Agent,
1e6 ON 122 Gravier street,
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Directors

Directors
L. J. Webstel !. K. Small,
A. J. Gomils, j. PlaiseRt
Abe Hirsch, Louis Schneider,
Jonn Leisy, Henry Abraham,
]. B. Camors Pierre Lanaux,
Z. T, Golsan, u. Muss0n.
Al
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!! FERTILIZERS

FERTILIZERS !! FERTILIZERS
FERTILIZER NO. FOR SUGAR CANE,
FERTILIZER NJ. FOR COTTON.
FKRTH ZKR <OR ORANGE AND FRUI1
MANUFACTURED AT THE SLAUGHTER
House BY THE BLOOD FERTLIzNe
FERTILIZERS.
SAMPLES NO. 1.-COMPLETE FERTILIZER
for the SUGAR CANE Sorgho Indian Corn,
Tobacco
Complete Fertilizer composed of amending and
fertilzing substances with chemical bases to be
used as manure or topdressing at the rate Of 500
600 lbs. per acre, in bags of 200 lbs. (per TOM
SAMPLE NO. 2-Fertilizer for Cotton.-Com.
plete Fertilizers, from 500 to 600 lbs. per acre,
In bags of 200
FERTILIZING SUBSTANCES.
Zine ground bones1, per ton.........Ns
Superphosphate of lime, per ton.......--....-. IS
Phosphate preciptate, per ton........-........ 60
Dried Flesh in powder per ton.-.....-.....--.. 50
Dried Blood, in powder, per ton.--..--.-...--. rs
Hair, Horns in pow r, per ton.-.---.-...... 50
Azotized compounds representing the constituent
elements of genuine guano, per ton.--.--..-. 50
These ingredients prepared and ground with the
rreatest care in our mandatory in the shape OF
Inc powder and can be mixed the spot with stable
manure bagasse vegetable manure, etc.
mhll OFFICE, 81 North Peters street.
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THE NEW ORLEANS

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AN EIGHT PAGE DAILY,
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Containing the Latest Intelligence.
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Brandy Cherries and Sardines.
MO cases CHOICE IMPORTED.
UC cases. quarter tin, EARDINKss
% eases, half tin, SARDNEA
my ]
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At special meeung OF inc BOaru OF D1rect0rs
held on the 18th of January 1875 it resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
/. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT for the year ending 31st December, 1874, on
the capital stock of $50 per share.
"A CASH dividend Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT to stockholders on the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December, 1874 in addition to the rebate an
tcpated dividend of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum Of
81 o29 O6 for investment in o. s. Government secur
tiles according to articles III and v, of the amended
charter.
N. MUSsON, President.
G. LANAUY, Secretary,
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INSURANCE.

TWENTY sixth ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS, May %, 1875.
The trustees in conformity to the amended charter
submit the following statement of the affairs OF the
company on the Both of April, 1875
| Fire premiums .-............-$201,3O5 90
Marine premiums 1858 %
River premiums. ll2ll $500, IoI 10
| Earned premiums less reinsurance and
return premiums; --.:.;-.-...---...-.. 2ioie' 81
| Losses paid and estimated
including all known and
On fire risks. .$69. 347 66
On marine risks. Is, AT 80
On river risks IS, 553 9l-$l4O, 34o ~
Taxes expenses, rebate m
In Lien OF participation >. NIX % %
Leaving (after paying 10 per cent. inter-
est on capital stock s62 1873 10
The company have the following assets:
Bills receivable. .-..-......--. 1854 OIL
Loans on bond and mortgage 55,943 80 ses,617 "a
Cash in bank 63,O89, 90 900 500 "a
Real estate. ..................... lis, 759 AZ
City bonds, bank and other stocks.-.. 153, 5s1 50
Premiums In course Of collection
pense account etc.,. 1884 II
Total assets. Observation-Disclosures. $50, so1 81
The above statement is q true and correct tran
script from the books of the company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS President.
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 22d day OF
May 1875. VIM. H. HOLMES,
Second Justice of the Peace
Parish of Orleans La.
The Board Of Trustees Resolved, That after paying
eAnnual Interest 10 per cent the Capital Stock
Of the Company, that dividend Of THIRTY PER
CENT. be paid in CASH and after the 18th day of
June next, to those parties insuring with the COM
pany entitled to receive the same.
TRUSTEES,
Thoe. A. Adams Sam1 B. Newman,
Sanl H. Kennedy, G. L. BHddecke,
John Phelps, Adam Thompson,
Henry Abraham, P. N. Strong
Victor Meyer, Jos. Bowling
Edw j. Gay, Jno. M. Sandidna
Simon HeInsheim Simon FOrcheimer,
Jos B. Wolfe r. B. Post
Edw. Pilsbury, John E. King,
Fred'k Camerden, j. L. Harris,
Andrew Stewart JOS Stone,
George Martin, Alfred MOulton,
L. G. Juey, Edward Nalle
Geo. w. Sontel, A Levi
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Refined Sugar.
MO barrels CRUSHED SUGAR
mo barrels POWDERED sUaAR.
n barrels OUT LOAF SUGAR.
M barrels "a" SUGAR.