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INSURANCE.
MERCHANTS
Mutual Insurance Company
OF NEW ORLEANS.
MERCHANTS
OF NEW ORLEANS.

IO4 ..-..,,.. Canal street. ,..,
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/ The above statement Is Just true and corr
rect transcript from the books Of the Company.
| PAUL FOURCHY, President.
| @. ". NoyT, Secretary.
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Messrs. Jackson d Manson, the well known
importers and dealers in salt, have obliging-
~ furnished us with the following report Of
the present condition of the market In this
city:
Stock getting reduced with good demand
for the West and Texas and owing to an adj
vance in prices by the manufacturers, the
rates from warehouse: Coarse 80GDS211c fine
971an$1 per sack. In Turks Island there is
nothing doing at present, and price nominal
at 20(130c per bushel. Table salt, in pockets,
1A0D7c each, as in size.
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Chief Justice Waite, of the United States
Supreme Court, gave o decision in New York,
Monday, of considerable Importance In COM
position cases. Creditors who fail to prose-
cute their rights at composition meetings. he
holds, cannot have relief from the court on
appeal, and nothing short Of fraud or gross
error should call for the exercise Of the iuris-
diction Of the Appellate Court.
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QUOTATIONS. ron GOLD.
QUOTATIONS.,

ToBAcCo-Was quiet to-day, the sales
amounting to only hhds. Stock on sale $500
hhdS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans. I
Sworn to and subscribed before me the tenth
day Of June, 1873. JAMES FAHEY,
Notary Pubife
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Next Tuesday VIII De the day Of the election
Tor directors in the Peoples Insurance Com
pany. and az the stock bolders have in the past
evtnced so much interest in the affairs Of the
corporation, doubtless on this occasion there
will be Q full vote polled The Office NJ. 10
Carondelet street, will be crowded on that day.
Business men will appreciate the fast time
now made by the Great Jackson Route, less than
sixty hours to New York and sixty-seven and q
half hours to Boston. which IL the quickest ever
known and is made by this line only.
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TwENrY-FoURrH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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Il. CARPENTER, Secretary.

JAS. 1. DAY. President.
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DIRETTORE.
SUN
SUN
Mutual Insurance Company
81, CAMP STREET.
Paid Up Capital $500, 600.

TwENTT-sECoND ANNUAL sTArEMEvy
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The Sherman Letter Again,

IS THE FORTHC OMING DOCUMENT A FORGERY?
The correctness of the theory that some
paper, either the alleged original OF forgery
of the celebrated SO called Sherman letter to
Weber and Anderson, is to be introduced in
more probable from the fact that Anderson
and his counsel, j. Hale Sypher are both in
washington, and have frequent consultations
Anderson says that the Potter committee
have not the custody of the socalled letter.
and without assuming that he (AndersOn) has
the custody Of 1t, he speaks concerning it in
Sucn way as to create the impre SsiOn that,
While he may not have it. he knows where il
ls. That some letter is in existence to which
the attention of the members OF the Potter
committee has been called there is no doubt
IL is quite probable, and withal exceedingly
possible, that whether the letter to be pro
who have it don't propose to surrender it
merely for love of the democratic party or en-.
nifty to Secretary Sherman. There Is very
good authority for the statement that letter
purpo1tlng to be the SO-called Sherman letter
bas been offered to the committee, but for a
money consideration; that the committee
nave grave doubts of the authenticity of the
document thus offered for sale, and are now
and nave been fer some time, making hunt
to satisfy themselves of the genuineness of
the document. Ii genuine, the money could
easily be raised to buy it but if a forgery,
the members of the committee, being keen
inns OF an imposition. 1t would not be cred
liable to their legal sagacity to assume that
they would permit any letter to be offered as
the Sherman letter unless they are ready to
defend 1t, and show by collateral evidence
that 1t is genuine.
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GEN. SHERMAN SoLACING HIMsELF-A let.
ter from Manitou, Col, to the Cincinnati CJm-
merciol says:-"Gen. Sherman is at present
at ManitOu. He came into the village ineog-
nat0. with beard week old, gray and stiff
and stubby, With wide, white trousers, blue
sack coat, and Squatty straw hat. His CON-
panion, McCook, is scarcely more military in
appearance. Gen. Sherman walks along the
dusty streets, chucks the babies under the
chin, Jokes with their nurses, kisses the young
FERNS and hunts specimens with the most en-
thusiastic: he isn't a bit like great man.
Isn't he nicer said a blue-eyed maiden of IL.
There was hop the evening of his arrival
AS soon as his aged ear caught the tones they
say he forgot his supper, sprang into the bail
room, dusty from long travel, hungry, and
tired, and tripped the light fantastic toe until
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POLITICAL NOTES.-The delegates to the re.
publican state convention of New Hampshire
choice for governor: Matt. Head iSs, :, Chas. ;sst
81. Bell 116, doubtful 16l The returns of
the election in Vermont indicate republican
majority OF about 1900, which is some two
thousand less than the previous estimates.
I'm the eight congressional district of
North Carolina, besides the ten regular nomi-
nees already placed in the field by the republi-
pendent candidates as one could shake stick
at fifteen times. AT Cincinnati yesterday
at a meeting of the friends of Condor, the lib
Grated Fenian, resolutions were adopted
thanking Senator Matthews for his personal
eXertiOnS in the formers behalf
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Two CHILDREN KILLED By LIGHTNING
Last Wednesday night, between and 8
O'Clock, John Griffin, cOlored man living in
a tenement house on the farm of Rev. Thomas
L. Green, near Church Hill, Dorchester
county, had two children killed by lightning.
one year, had been put to bed, and were
asleep at the time of the accident The light
nlng entered the window and killed the child
ing, out burning the bedsiead to a slight ex-
tenL Inere was mark, like a burn, on the
Sheek OF the youngest child, whilst the older
ward to the hip.
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THEATRICAL BENEFITS IN PHILADELPHIA
FOR THE FEVER SUFFERERS.-On SATURDAY.
Mr.. VIM. ID. Gemmill, of the Chestnut Street
Theater, Philadelphia. wrote to Colonel Henry
ID. Welsh, chairman of the yellow fever fund
committee, stating that the members of the
theatrical profession would hold meeting to-
dav to make arrangements to help the south
ern sufferers, and asked him to state whether
he had been correctly reported when he re-
nut. in a benefit the latter proposed for
Wednesday afternoon, with the assistance of
Miss Rose Eytinge. Colonel Welsh yesterday
replied at some length. The meeting was
about adjOurning when Mr.. GOOdwin's note
was received, and he did not have time to read
1t when he told the bearer to call again. He
thought it was for the committee to get up an
entertainment, and they had positively refused
to do this as they had no time. He expresses
regret that the misunderstanding should have
taken place, and offers to assist in any under
taking that may be arranged to help the south.
ern sufferers. There will be benefits in all the
fheaterS and places of amusement in behalf of
the fund during the week.
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"A WOMAN Roasted ALIvR.-The officers of
the steamer Helen, of the Eastern Shore
steamboat company, which arrived Saturday
Irom The peninsula. report terrible accident
county, on Thursday last A colored woman
named "Lovey" johnson undertook to fill a
lighted coal oil lamp while burning, with the
usual result. The lamp exploded, igniting the
Oil in large can held in the woman's nand
and she was literally enveloped in a sheet of
flame. When the flames were extinguished
the Wretched victim of her own carelessness
was burned to crisp from head to foot and
the flesh peeled from her body. She was rem
dered insane by the intense torture and death
finally ended her suterings-( Bait. Gazette,
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kilograms to The Star.
THE PESTlLENCE.
1t Is Still Spreading.
GERMAN REICHSTAG OPENED,
Speech Of the Emperor.
AUSTRItNS IN TREBINJE.
Speech Of the Emperor. .
iUSTRIiNS IN TREBINJE.
YELLOW FEVER.

YELLOW FEVER.
The Sccoud Death I'm Chattanooga.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn Sept 9-A brick
layer named Griffin, from Memphis, died here
on Friday night last from yellow fever, being
the - conG case imported this season. There
is hot another case in the city. TIE air at
nlght Is too cool 20 allow the fever 10 spread il
II should be brought here.
The Death List AT Grenada.
GRENADA, Miss, Sept a.-The following
new cases are reported Mrs. Dir Rlnggold,
widow OF Dr. Ringgold; Mrs. Mary Russell
sister OF r. L. Russell, of Senatohia Miss X
women: The death list is as follows. DR.
Ringgold. Mrs. Mcdonald, o. b. Rollins and
henry Crockitt- A number of the patients i'm
The Chamberlain house are convalescing ran
Idly We are almost without communication
otherwis than telegraphic The mails are
irregular. and our postmaster il dead The
mayor died two weeks ago. and every day
messages are received addressed to him at the
telegraph Office. The illness of the express
agent will be seriously felt unless his place be
flied speedily.
Relief for the Sufferers.
ELIZABETH, n. j., Sept. 9-The sum OF ssY7
was collected at the churches here yesterday
for the yellow fever sufferers.
SYRACUSE. n. V, Sept. e.-Syracuse has
raised $500 for yellow fever sufferers.
ALBANY, \. Y, Sept 9.-The collections in
a lew of the churches yesterday for the yellow
lever sufferers amounted TO S225
Nurses from Norfolk.
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. Eight nurses left
here for Memphis this morning.
Deaths I'm New Orleans To-day.
deaths 81
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THE PEACH CROP.-It Is now estimated by
crop viii aesregafe oSo pa baskets s at
average of 81 per basket clear, so that the
yield will bring 100000 into the peninsula
principally in the lower sections. The trouble
is that good deal of this money has been
made by speculators, but in no case has a
farmer with q good crop failed to realize
handsomely. 1t is said that even at the pre-
sent high rate OF fruit it will pay to can or dry
county has produced one-half of the total
yield this season, so that She is richer by
$5W.UOO than She would have been without
fruit
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WHY THEY SEND THEM TO CONGRESS-
The Lynchturg (Va.) Neus says: I've have
never undertaken to find out what brought
Gen. johnson to the front as a candidate for
Congress. We should have been satisfied to
give him our support as recognition of his
services as a confederate soldier Virginia
can recognize the services of her soldiers In no
other way than by giving them places which
honestly and properly earn a living. A seat
in Congress is one Of the places, and General
johnson can honorably and acceptably fill it,
and virginia never can repay him or a hun
dred other of her sons for what they have suf.
fered for her. We are glad the old General is
hOnOred and reWardedn
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BATTLE IN BOSNIA AND DEFEAT OF THE In.
sURGENTs-A Vienna dispatch says" Gen.
Szapary telegraphed that he defeated the in
various directions, the main b 6ody e fakias tbe ne
direction of TuZla. The Austrians now hold
the road between Grocanica, Trebnik and
Maglai and are fortifying their positions. The
Austrian loss In this engagement was 65 killed
and 517 wounded or missing. Gen. Zach tele-
graphs that two OF the most important out
works OF Bihacs have been captured after
his left wing are still in possession of the in.
SurgentS
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80 THE BEST SUMMER DRINKS,
NILBUREE POLAR SODA.
With Ice-cold Tea, Coffee and Chocolate. 1T 1899
PennsylvAnta avenue.
This TONIC SODA IL unrivalled. 1y6-tr

RABLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE
ID ARTS,
1925 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE,
OH Paintings, Engravings, Photographers and
Franes In Rurs;a Leather, Fine Gilt, Velvet
and Nickle. for PercelAins and Miniatures.
Passepartouts and Mats to order.
Al the New Styles Of Velvet and SILK Frames.
Colds Frames OF all kinds for Portraits Land-
scaUe0 &C.. made to order. Old Frames Rsgilt.
Mirrors, Picture Rods and COrnices put up.
Pictures unpscked. packed, and hung up by com.
pe.ent Woyk kmen.
Silver Git and Copper Wire (plain and twisted.)
Cords, with or without wire; Screw Eyes, Nails,
&C.
H N. BARLOW.
All work done on the premises, and guaranteed
equal to any house in the country and prices low.
An parties wishing work done, by sending note
By mail will meet with prompt attention.
NOTICE.
a party representing that he has worked for me
Is Restorer of on Paintings and has ny1fed some
valuable pictures, warn all persons against He
is an Imposter, and has never worked for or with
me.
n. B.-Eo connection Nth any other firm.
AugSl.3m
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ARMY AND NAVY IN THE FEVER DISTRICTS
As far back as April last Generals Hancock

ARMY AND NAVY IN THE FEVER DISTRICTS.
AS far back as April last Generals Hancock
and Augur and other military officers consid-
cred the question as to the change Of location
fever break out in that section. Accordingly,
in July last, the troops were removed from
Jackson n,3 Barracks, New Orleans. to the vicini
soldiers there to take charge of the public prop
erty. Those at Baton Rouge were removed to
an encampment on Amite river, about fifteen
issued that in case the yellow fever should ap.
pear at Little Rock, Ark, those at that post
should go into camp on the bluffs above Dar-
The troops at Key West have gone to Fort
Jefferson, an isolated post. The troops re-
Gently at as15 Charleston s. c. are now in camp
the south are the 18th Infantry, the 5th Artil-
lery and one company of the I'd Artillery in
all about 800 men. There are no United States
the lroncad Canoncus. At s the time ef'dps Of the
breaking out of the disease her officers and
crew were removed, leaving only few accli-
mated IN charge OF the vessel Three
The patients were removed to the hospital
where two of them died. There are no naval
vessels in the Gulf, all of the squadron being
north except the CanOnicuS.
ARMY ORDERs.-The following changes in
the stations and duties and assignments to
duty Of officers of the corps of engineers, U. S.
A., have been made de:-Major George L. Giles
PIE from duty on the staff Of the lieu
vision Of the Missouri and will proceed to
Portland, Oregon, and relieve Major John M.
Wilson OF the works in his charge. He will
Treasury, for the purpose Of relieving Major
Wilson OF his duties as engineer of the 18th
light house district. Major Wilson, on being
Washington, D. C., and report to the chief of
ordnance. The following named oficers will,
at the expiration of their leaves Of absence,
Point. New York harbor, for duty with the
battalion OF engineers: I'd Lieut.. Gus. McC.
Derby. ID Lieut.: James Z. Lusk: Major
lieved from duty in the department. of the
Platte, and will proceed to Fort Porter, N. Y,
and will report by letter to the commanding
to duty. The resignation of Major A. d. Nick.
erson. assistant adiutant general, of his com
mission as captain 2Sd infantry only, has been
accented by the President, to take effect June
25, 1878. Second Lieut.. James r. Richards, jr.,
9Th cavalry, is on his own application trans
fsrred to the 4th cavalry Company NJ, Fort
on the expiration of his graduating leave of
absence. Leave of absence for six months ia
fantry.
HOSTILE INDIANs.-The following dispatch
from General P. 81. Sheridan, at Chicago.
dated the 7th, was received at the War de-
partment. this morning by Adjutant General
Lieutenant Colonel Buell. have closed 1p "a" ali
the passes on the east side of the Yellowstone
Park, where the hostile BannOckS are supDOs-
Brown, Wind River Valley, have been direct,
ed to watch the southern passes. There Is
quite struggle to-day at Fort Reno, Indian
from leaving for the north. It is possible we.
may be able to keep them.
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The M0rketa. /,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.-Virginia SKIES old.
70: do. deferred, 8: do. consolidated, 64S: do.
second series, 2e11: past due coupons 78x North
Carolina sizes, old, l6; do. new. 8; do. special
tax, bio to-day. Sugar active and firm, Ssssx
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-CotJoD depressed and
nominal-midding. 11Sa11&. Flour du and
heavy and high grades reduced 25 cents-Howard
street @ and western super, 59a3 %; do. extra,
S6oaa 60: do. family, 75a5. 2s; city mills super,
o 6oa5 55; Patapsco family, 8. rs. Wheat, south.
southern red, prime. l. GOAL. 03: do amber L Ola
lo6; Pennsy lvania: red. I04sa as; No. western
winter red, spot AND September, Eo4k: October
Loo: November. l06&. Corn southern frm:
western quiet.southern white 66; do. yellow, So:
western mixed, SPOT and September 81: October
o1S: steamer, 4S. Oats fairly active and firm
southern, 26a2S: western white 27a28: do. mixed
rs; Pennsy lvania, 26a28. Rye dnll and lower so
EOS; Hay 9piet- prime Pennsylvania and Nary
Lard-refned. tierces, 81. Butter irm-choics
western. !6Sl6. Petroleum weak and nominal
refined; T7m II los: crude g. Coffee steady and
io9k. Receipt. flour: 8. 600: wheat, iso. OOo;
161, 0O0: corn, 50 600. Freigbfs TO Liverpool Der
steamer-cotton, nd; -four, 2s.6d. grain, I'D
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-stocks firm Money. 2.
Sold. looA: Exchange, long, zS2: short, 4S85f.
new YoRk. St5f fs s;pt. s.-rlour duu. Wheat
moderately active and lower. Corn quiet and
lower.
LONDON, Sept. 9. 1880 p. m.-Erie, ls.;
do. deferred, 81 Illinois Central, 81. Pennsyl-
.vania Central. SSk.
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RAILROAD SMAsH-UP.-An upbound pas
senger train on the Central Georgia road from
Macon, Ca, at Atlanta, ran over a cow yester-
day near Macon, wrecking the engine, two
ice cars and smashing the baggage car. The
engineer was seriously ScalCed and the fire.
man badly hurt. No passengers were injured.
Loss el1 NlN
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The STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN has. it is
said, been purchased BY a company, who in
Texas and London. She is now being fitted
out at Milford Haven, and is to have new en-.
&ines and boilers, manufactured by the Clyde
tors wi be built in her for the purpose OF car
rying fresh beef. 1t Is estimated that she win
carry 2OOO head OF cattle and 5000 head of
muttOn.-fN. r. World.
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late tas
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DANIEL O'LkARY, who commenced'a q walk
denee, r. L, on Wednesday evening. finished
SATURDAY night at ten minutes and fifty See
0nds past ten O'Clock, considerably aheal OF
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(rep.), 9th Pennsylvania dist Hon. Chap
man Freeman, member of Congress from the
first Pennsylvania district, has notified the
republican executive committee that he has
decided not to be candidate for reelection.
go. M. NJ. Ham. editor of the DUBUQUE Her
d5d, has declined the democratic nomination
for Congress In the third Iowa district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-09

DOESN'T WANT TO BE MAYoR--Mr r. ,bert
Bonner editor Of the New York LEDGE. has
addressed q note to the New York III roId
thanking the newspapers for nominating him
As the next mayor Of New York, but declining
the honor.
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ORvIL GRANTS INsANITY.-The condition
OF Orvil Grant, who is confined in the lunatic
asylum at Morristown, N. j., shows a marked
tic speculative balluclnations, but his attend
ing physicians are confident that they viii be
able TO work radical cure.-tN. Y. Herald.
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EW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

O"o NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
t-T
Those desirous Of c0nnectiLg themselves with
the ~
WAVERLY BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
sre hereby advised that its fourth monthly me 81
ing, and the last one at which subscriptions for
stock y ill be received, will be held at Wilson s
18Th ST., on -
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1873,
al s O'Clock. Shares 81 each per month. Over
2, 500 shares have arerdy been taken and paid on.
The bo, ks will positively ciese against new SUBJ
w. ID. WEFZEL, Secretary,
SepS79 2131 II ST. II.
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CEC0ND SELECT EXCURSION 70

OIHAPEL FUINT, MD, un1er rN-D
ausp!ceS OF the CHAPEL POINT ss&ta.zHN
CLUB. for the benefit OF the VEL
LOW FEVER SCFFERERS.-The Steamer SUE
Will leave 7th-street wharf SATURDAY NIGHT
September 14th, at IL o'clock returning will reach
home sunday night about 10 O'Clock. There will
be An early al the Point for the eycursionists
Gu Sunday morning. Meals 90 cents. FINISHED on
the beat. Tickets 81; to be had re-. / following
person S: a. Is. Coppes. T. A. R,v~, -. Mc6iy-
eTn. j. j. Fuller, ID COnneH, = !. 10th James
Becker, John l.. RatcIf, Jane su ertOn. j aO
King, N. May, ID. RickenbacAes Cant. Barrett
aud at the bookstores of Jane 6elew and ID,
BICsnal. @ugSi&Sep1-7.r