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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Nan Crushed to Death by the Falling
Of Brick Wall.

About ha!fpast O'Clock on Wednesday
morning a horrible acc dent occurred on
Foucher street, between Julia and St. Joseph.
white man named James Quinn, aged forty
years, and q native Of Ireland, while at work
on brick structure in the course Of con-
struction, WAS crushed to death by a brick
wall falling on him.
Coroner Chastant held an inquest. and the
jury rendered verdict Of accidental killing
Ills body was removed to his lac residence
on Poyefarre street, between Fulton and
Annette.
Tbs deceased leaves wife and two children
Who were entirely dependent on him for their
support.
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Many friends will be pleased to hear of the
arrival in orr city of Mr.. G.. W. Hall, of that
w-ll-known manufacturing firm of Simpson,
Hall, Miller & Co., of New York. Their
silver plated wares are too well known to re-
quire praise at this time, and Mr.. H Ill is one
whose courteous bearing aud honorable deal
;ngs commend him to all gentlemen wherever
be goes. We bid him welcome, and hope
that he may find i. convenient to remain and
enjoy the glorious hospitality of His Most
Gracious Majesy, the King Of the Carnival.
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GIN DIT.

Men with light overcoats, and ladies
with elegant sets of furs, delight in just this
kind Of weather for promenading and shop
ping.
We'll, young ladies, have you given up
the idea of q leap year party? Society s
beaux are becoming very respondent over the
prospects.
The time is fast slipping away, gentle.
men Of the Legislature. See to it that you
make this session memorable by acts of solid
reform and retrenchment.
This is what might be called active
weather; and the energetic collector runs
briskly around, wearing smiling face and
sweetly murmuring, "That little bill, please I"
49,. The beautiful river landscape in the
play now being performed at the Varieties
Theate!, is an exact reproduction OF q scene
on the other side of the river, opposite Q
point just below the Barracks
-. The people Of Louisville. Mobile aud
Memphis are bending their entire energies to
make the Carnival season in those cities e.e-
CANT and attractive beyond precedent; the
part in the arrangements, and express de-
termination to have the grandest pageantry
and the merriest time of all. Let the loyal
subjects of our beloved Majesty King Rex see
to it that his visit to his chosen capital be
made even more joyous and magnificent than
ever before. Up to the present time his liege
subjects here have provided such receptions
for him as to win his highest approval and the
applause Of the people of his entire kingdom,
and We feel assured that this year, though the
work is done even more quietly than ever,
King Rex will have no occasion to be dissatis.
fed at the grandeur or the mernment Of his
welcome to the Crescent City.
-. 1t seems the tobacco planters OF Louisi-
ana are peculiarly unfortunate under the
present Internal Revenue law. 1t has been
decided that those VINO raise perique tobacco
and put it up in carats on their plantations
ara considered manufacturers, and owing to
the diff ;ulty they experience ia understand.
Standing the complex provisions of the law
taey ore frequently in hot water. Col.
lecor Cockrem closed up some two or
three in st. James parish lately for
omissions to comply with the law. Mr.. Cock
rem says thai the trainers of the law never
the Louisiana per qua manufac-
ture as distinguished from ordinary, and
hence the many obstacles that lie ia the way
Of the farmer. Oar Sac is tho cnly one
where this species of the tobacco plant is
raised in LARGE unantitiaS and the revepna
", it seems. doas not exactly it the case.
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POLITICAL TALK.

THE REPORT OF THE HAWKINS COMMITTEE
was the principal topic of conversation at the
State-House on Wednesday morning.
A majority of the committee will report re.
commencing the impeachment of Judge
Hawkins, and will ask time to prepare articles.
Mr.. Hahn will submit minority report,
setting forth that nothing which would justify
an impeachment has been proven before the
committee. This report was prepared in the
Office of Attorney General Field, and under
the supervision Of that Official.
The Republican caucus has decided to
assist the Conservatives in passing the arti-
cles OF impeachment in the House az soon as
presented, and they will, no doubt, 60
through with but, at the most, a dozen votes
against them.
THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS
had its attention called by Capt. Ed. Flood,
Chief Sergeant-at-Arms of the House, to the
insurance on the State House. The insurance
is for O,OOO in various companies, but all
the policies are held by the Citizens Bank to
secure the payment of a claim of S24OO.
1t the building was burned, the State, under
the circumstances, could not recover q dollar
Of the insurance. Some action in reference
to the matter will, no doubt, be taken by the
House.
The principal subject before
THE HOUSE
Of Representatives yesterday was the resolu-
ton calling on Congress to substitute in
Senator Vests bill, the name of the New
Orleans Pacific Railway Company for the New
Orleans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg Rail-.
road, as the agency to build the New Orleans
branch of the Pacific Railroad.
Messrs. Hahn and Heating both opposed
the resolution. and backed up, in their re-
marks, the "Back Bone Railroad" although
they said they had no interest il this corpora.
ton.
Mr.. Heating contended that any effort to
amend the bill would result in its defeat and
that the State would get nothing, aud Mr.
Hahn held that the passage OF such resolu-
ton would amount 70 nothing. as Senator
West would pay no attention TO it; that the
bill before Congress was Mr.. Vests hobby,
and he would not entertain any proposition
looking to a change.
For this are we Legislators
The Conservative Senators will, under the
rules OF the Senate. insist on report on
THE ELECTION BILL,
which the Committee on Elections has had
which the said committee are not anxious to
report.
The bill will without doubt be placed be-
fore the Senate in less than q week, and the
indications are that it will be passed, no;with-
standing the bill of Mr. Twitchell.
NEW MOVE.
Notwithstanding the fact that the murder Of
Mr.. Justin Bordenay is admitted to b one of
the most dastardly and strocious deeds that
has ever been recorded in the annals of crime,
it has been ascertained thata Petition is nov
being Circulated for signatures asking the
Governor to commute the sentence Of death
by hanging, passed on Alex. Newton, to i'm
priSonment tor life.
That there eau be found in this community
men who will attach their names
to this document we are 10th to believe, and
wa feel satisfied that it will be met with the
it deserves.
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HENRY CASSIDY, SAIL MAKER AND CoTroy
Duck AeENT.-The firm Of Cassidy & Miller
having been dissolved, cur veteran friend,
H, nry CASSIDY. informs the p1bic, through
a card under the notice of dissolution, that he
sill continues in the old business at the
former stand of the firm, No 95 C,mp street.
Having secured solely al the agencies for
cotton duck held by the firm, he is pre-
pared 10 extend the same facilities to the pub
lie. An experience OF over forty years has
taught him to perfection all the nee aanical
portions of his business. Mr.. Cassidy has
been 80 long identified with this business
that il is RI to think of sail making. awning
work or cotton duck without essocia;ing his
name with them. Any person needing duck,
tents, awnings, flags of all nations, banner,
blocks rigging, tarpau,ins, wagon covers, or
any other article in his line, can find them in
any quantities Al his store, No. IS Camp
street.
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POVERTY AND LARGE CRoPs-Probably IN
no year since the establishment of this Repnb-
lie has there been more pinching want, suff r.
ing, starvation, business embarrassment and
financial depression than in the year just
closed. And yet the crops have been more
abundant than before, and nature more pro-
life in providing for the physical wants Of
man. Man and government, and not nature
are to blame that there is SO much want and
trouble abroad in tbs land. The agricultural
reports for November and Decem Der say that
the November returns indicate that the corn
crop of 1875 WAS one of the largest ever
grown in this country, probably equaling the
very large crops Of 1870 and 1872. 1t il at
least fourth crater than the crop Of 1874.
and about third larger than the crop of 1869
reported in the last census. Every section in
the Union reports an increase. Columbus,
(Ga.) Eaquirer-isan.
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AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION = Readers,
dou't forget to 60 to Montgomery's sa of
nsw mahogany, 1osewo d, walnut aud oak
furniture, which will take place on Friday, tie
inst a. II O'Clock, a, No. 60 Camp street
This consignment consists of bedroom and
parlor sults, bureaus, washstsnds, armoirs,
book Ceases, desks, pillar and scroll leg extern
sion Ia Dies, etc. These goods are new and in
perfect order, and should not only command
the attention Of consume rs, but the trade
they will be sold without limit OF reserve.
See advertisement.
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Inc FINANCE committee, through Mr.
Marks, chairman, reported, recommending the
payment OF bills amounting to 1922 46. The
committee further reported that the outstand-
ing obligations of the board for 1874 and S75
amounted to S375,S66 60, Of VIII ch amount
1914, 331 81 is due to teachers, s22, O0l O5 10
porters S24, 1881 Is for rent, and Sl4. COZ 46
for sundries.
The COMMITTEES on Music reported, recon-
mending tho adoption of resolution pro-
vlding tina. from and after the 20 inst. the
teaching of music in the public schools be
discontinued and the services of the teachers
dispensed with.
The board refused to adopt the report
A resolution providing for music teacher,
three High Schools, was adopted.
Tue President announced the following
Visiting Committees for the month of Feb
ruary:
First District - Messrs Lynch, Glaudin
and Marks.
Second District--Messrs. Gardner, Tracy
and Msssicot.
Third District-Messrs Bourges, Rey and
lngraham.
Fourth District-Messrs. Heath and d.
mont.
Fifth District Mccarthy.
Sixth District Messrs Hartzeli and Stamps.
Seventh District-Mr. Long ,treet.
A communication was received from the
Secretary of the Teachers Association, an.
nouncing the permanent organic alton.
Executive session was called.
On the executive session beng raised, the
following teachers, on recon- tnendation of the
Committee on Teachers, were assigned 70 St.
Andrew School,
Miss NJ. L. Bruce, Principal; Miss L Buhel
First Assistant; MISS c. RoXborongh, Mss G
Johnson, Second Assistants; Miss NJ. A. Reu-
ter, Miss E Hughes. Mrs. E. Tomlin, Miss
N. Parr, Third Assistants.
The following named teachers were elected
supernumerari,
Miss Isadora L .batt, J fsrson School; Miss
Nellie Whitaker, Laurel School.
Miss X Mcconnell, u So K. Brown, Miss
Flora Burton, and Miss M. A. Mlos to be
assigned by Chairman Com mittee On Teachers.
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SCHOOL BOARD.

The regular monthly meeting Of the School
Board was held last night, President Dibble
in the chair, and a quorum present.
MIR. Ingraham took the floor on a question
Of privilege, and denied the charge made in
some of the city papers that he had been
Matchmaking teachers.
The treasurer submitted his regular month
~ report. It showed the following cash on
hand:
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PHorcGR.PHs.-J. Il. Scoggins, No. 1853
Poy drts street. takes splendid photographs
for 81 so per dozen; also, pictures for rs
GEMS. ALI who desire a good picture at an
exceedingly small pric-, should go see him.
HIS work is equal to any in his line, and he
can not fail 10 please.
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"Just for green's" as they say in the coun-
try, Mr.. Caas. Heidelbery. Of the firm Of
Tiiley and Heidelberg, OF the Merchants De-
tec,ive Bureau, New York, has visited our
ely. He is an active business man, and his
firm have made a national fame in their line
Of business, but call work and no play makes
Jack very dull boy" and SO we hope that
his visit to our city may prove very pleasant
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Whereas, in carrying into operation the
provisions of act No. - of the Sc sion of
1874. known as the funding law, aud the &C.
supplemented thereto, the Board of Liquida-
ton have been compelled to incur certain
expenditures for stat emery, clerk hire etc.,
for the payment OF which no provision has
yet been made by the General Assembly !;
therefore, be it
RESOLVED by the Board of Liquidation of the
State Of Louisiana, That the General Assem-
bly, be requested at its present session to
make an appropriation sufficient to meet the
necessary expenses of the Board of Liquida-
ton, and that the secretary Of the board be
requested to furnish copy Of this resolution
to The President OF the Senate and Speaker of
the House of representatives, for presenta-
ton to that body.
Adjourned.
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For BosroN.-The new first-ciass iron
steamship Po.tsvile, Capt Winnetts, will
leave this port On Sunday morning next, Feb
ruary 6, tor Boston. For freight. apply to
Nr. VIM. Creevy, the AGENT 40 Carondeiet
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POLITICAL.

2 WV
nem"crafic-EOns-r vntise state Cen raj asoml-
mittee- TIE DemOc atic- COneerca i've State Cent al
COMMITTEE will meet on TUESDAY, February 10TH
at O'Clock L. ~, ct Parlor r. ST. Charles Hotel
New Orloa's j. G. MONCURE
r esi"eut Democ' attic Conserv All State Convention
,an-
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

The Members of the Ass0cin tlOn of the Il r
Of New Orleans cqnest d t. meet in the Supreme
Court Ro IN on SAT UIDAY, he 5th inst. 1T u
Oc ok, for the purpns. Of considering the question
of Clerks nj Sheriff COSTS and advising the d aft
ing of sIeh b ls and their presentation the Legs-
lture as will relieve hopro'esso from the exactions
of such officers.
JOHN Fl. NEW
CHARLES E. FENNER
T. f. JONAS
Fe3 n Executive Committce
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BANK NOTICES.

Mechanics and Traders Bnnk-New Or.
deans, January 81 1876 election for rectors
Sfld or the 18th inst the 70 or ing gentlemen
elected to serve for the ep suing year viz:
AUG BOHN H. GALLY
TH0S LANGRITGE, C. M. sORIA.
III 5. A. ADAMS VAN BENTHUYSEN,
j. A. BLAFFER RICH'D MILLIKEN
A. LEHMAN.
And ut a meeting of The toard held this d y Mr.
Il. GALLT Was unanimously elected President
jas lw MOSES HARRIS Cashier.
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Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddux
So Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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Office of New Orleans CITY r iflrona Com.

Office Of New Orleans City iilrOnh Com.
Dany, No. l24 Canal street New Urlelrs. Janusry 3,
zsT6.-The consolidation of thu New Orleans City
Railroad Company and the New o leans. Met ,ire and
safs haiifoaa 70 pany nVlhg Ssen aIPioSea a ana
Company ar" invited to come forward, before
the f. FTEENTH INSTANT subscribe to the
One 'rh usand Shares Of Stock to be issued FRO
vided in the articles of constellation for the purpose
of extending The Canal Strset line 70 the Lake Each
holder OF tn rteen Of the present stock of this
Company will be titled to share of stock
at par twenty-five per cent Of same to bs aid at the
time OF subscribing and the balance in three install
neuts of twenty five Per cent each payable monthly.
Ja4 I'm G. G LEWIS Secretary.
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"ANTEIs-A private family residing al No. 3
w ST. Potter street. fronting on Jackson Square
desire to REM two front rooms to gentlemen, gen.
uemen and their wives, with without board.
M ri
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New Orleans, 81. Louis and Chicago and
Mississippi Central railroads burn St Bernard
coal.
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Citizens' Savings Bank, Gr-n wn Hnll-
New Orleans Dec. 81 ISL semi annual interest
dividend at tha rate o six per cent pr annum Il
Dc I'D to depbs'tors entitled thereto. demand.
interesf not withdrawn vii, be credited origi
ana will be entered the depositor's books when.
ever presented. A. BbNNER, Cashier.
lag I'm
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CiiiZcns' Swings Bank. q nnewald Hail
New Orleans, Dec 81 1873 AT a ing Of thu
Board ct Directors held this day a =, mi al nUal div
deno of ten Per cent dec AIRED six per cent pay
able 20 the stock holders demand and four per
cent to lie placed TO the edit If I'll. Res Fund
70 be invested only N United States Il 'nds
jag I'm M BENNER Cashier
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St. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents per
barrel, within city limits.
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q q. ~. A.-The Regular Monthly Meeting
Of the Gre cent Cit, Relief Association will lie held
at Grnnewald Hau on FRIDAY tho 4th inst al IL
~. mbs's are par icularly request d to come pre-
pared to settle ND Their dues.
BY order OF tee Pre- ilent.
F9td MRS II G. UODGSON Secretary
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FUNDING BOARD.

Yesterday the State Board Of Liquidation,
with the exception of the Treasurer, who was
excused. met.
The applications subjoined were considered
and passed:
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L. +. BARRETT.
2state warrants ......... $3.50 90
CHAS. +. HOFFMAN,.
Bonds and coupons. neutrality-suspicious.. 1926 81
EDw. J. FORsrALL'S SONS.
Coupons. ...................s 2,523 SO
Bonds aud coupons. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 28,746 6j
J. b. LAFITTE.
Ronds and coupons. ........ .- $39, 525 SO
IsIDoRE NEWMAN & BRO.
Certificates and coupons. ........ 5000 O4
> R. Y CHAMBERLAIN.
Bonds and coupons SAG, 48O 90
]. MATTHEW'S JR.
Bonds and coupons. .$2O, ITO 90
JOHN b. MANNING.
Bon0s and coupons. .................$ 28, 296 90
Coupons. .............:.. ........... 1878 90
TOWNSEND & LYMAN.
Bonds and coupons. ................. 81, $50 90
J. A. GREENE.
Bonds and coupons Observation-Disclosures. 81, 100
WIN. PALFREY.
Bonds and coupons. ................. .$82 16O 90
JAS. j. TARLETON, CASHIER,
Bonds and coupons. ....... <1.O26 81
JOHN H. PIKE.
Donos anu coupons. ................ N,O23 IS
The following presented by Mr.. Black,
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v "ANIED-5o00 Ladies and Gentlemen tn cali
w and examine the Attest novelty out, called the
"JAPANESE ChILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" exhibition and for 8 ale by L. T. MAD.
DUX r. Ga rondr.t street auoo II
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WANTED TO HTRE-A MULE OR HORSE,
w fo- light cpun ry work. Good and feed,
with excellent pastura@e. Light work and fair
office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KID GLOVES.
EX EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
KID GI.9N SKID GLOVES!

From Cine to Eighteen Button Gloves
From Sc. To 81 so A PAIR.
PARTY AND BALL GLOVES FOR GENTLE
MEN, in White and Evening Shades, from 75c pair
and upwards
PARTY AND BALL GLOVES FOR LADIES
from ono to Eighteen Butons at from Soc to 81 50
. pair.
Twenty thousand pairs STREET GLOVES, f ON
T5c. tO e. at
KHEEGER'S,
F3 lie Canal and 594 Magazine street.
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"ANTED-Srme three tour nice Families can
w be acconimod ,ted with fine Furnished Rooms
and the bet "f Board at 149 St Charles street. nearly
opp site Lafayette Slnare lso twenty i've
thirty day HTr,eis will lie taken at four dollars
per week, payable in advance This is a great reduc.
ion from former Prices This house is rat-class
best of pc pie. Remember liz st. Charles street.
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Nntirc-Ncifher the Ca tain, Owners nnr
the undersigned Agent of the Dn,c ba, k FRITS,
Isaochssn. master, will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew Of said vessel.
S r r RI-DDENDOREE
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WANTED GOOD COOK APPLY CORNER
w Pryt.nia Toied MO FItf
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" ANTS.

WANTS Inserted in this column It FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN THOROUGHLY
W compete, t AS purchasing agent and highly rec
Z Smmendrd, offers his services to dealers in sugar
corn. oats and hay. Address r. NJ. Bulletin Office
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W. AN IEi'--,ecohGhand Carriages ana bug AGO
~ any one having snch and wishing to dispose of
them ear And ready sale Or the same by calling on
L. T. MhDDUS. rs Carondest street. dealer in car.
yiaCas ,nyl4,-
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WANTED TO RENT-FURNISiED ROOMS
w by the month or week at 40 st. CHARLES street.
near Lafayette Square. Board if desired
iaDS IT
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w alton T,nner col!ecrO, in any capacity in
VIII Oh make himself generally useful. He
speaks AID VIZ to. both Eagll,h and Frenrn. and
having last lo.t bis father. is anxious to oh ain a
situation in order assist in the support OF his
mother Aadres, G. G. M, Bull tin office. ja.sO 81
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kCoNTINUKD ca LAG1 PACE
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"ANTED-BOAKD CREOLE FAMT-
W ~ composed OF widow aud " wn daughter,
living one square below Espiana,le street desire d
Z W board r, particul ,rly gentlemen TO those who
desire sxcellelt fare refined society and to acquire
knowledge of the French language this is 0ppor-
tunity seldom offered. 10 those Of unquestoniblo
eocial position terms wi be ex eedingly moderate
A (lrtnA 1t,ek T1ox,R iaOS
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Of!lcr Jefferson city Gas Light Comp" ny
New orleans. January le 1816.-At regul, At an 1ual
meeting of he Stockholders of this Company, he d
this day, tho flowing gentlemen were elected to
fo the ensuing year:
JOS HERNANDEZ, THOS. JANNEY
WM. BOGEL, j CASSARD
P.O. FAZENDE.
And Al a meeting Of the directors held January 81
Mr.. JOS HERMAN DEZ was unanimously rec ectrd
President, a dividend OF TWO AND A HALF
PER CENT PER SHARE was declared payable on
and after February at No. II Carondelet street
ja251~ CHAS. HERNANDEZ Secretary
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NOtice-Oilce B0nrd Underwriters, N.w
-Drle us, February l. lS76-The maximum va uatiOn
of Cotton for River Insurance for and durirg the
current month of February is fixed at Sixty ollars
$500 per bale. GEO. MArHER, Secretary.
FL ltE&M