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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

A city express horse, tired of
the excessive heat on Wednesday
last, made a break for q cooler
climate, but being encountered
with the express wagon, he was
captured before lie had done any
particular damage.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

The Rev. w. III. Buchner has
opened a German private school
in the Central school building.
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The hay crop at John Chisholm's
farm. township of Alpena, Is said
to have averaged over two tuns
per acre,
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500.

A seven octave Stoddard Piano for
sale at the residence of j. =. Minor.
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The New Orleans Museum open
cd at Alpine Hall, on Monday
evening. Prof. Quillian, the leg
less athlete, is well worth seeing,
and so is the mechanical Fatima.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

The Catholic Church and school
house are receiving a new coat OF
paint.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

The sidewalk in front of the
johnson and Fletcher block has
been extended to the bridge, an
improvement much appreciated.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

The steamer Marine City arrived
at this port Friday afternoon with
a load of excursionists for Mackin-
&C and Sault st. Marie. The To-
ledo band was on board. The Ma
rine, on her return, got back to
Alpena, Monday morning, being
one day behind her usual time.
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Railway Accident.

On Thursday last, while Robert
Moore was going from the engine
to apply the brakes on the Black
river lumber train, he had the mis-
fortune to fall off, and received Sc
rious injuries, being struck, in some
way or other by the cars, and
thrown some distance. A dispatch
was sent to Alpena for a doctor,
and DR.. Shelton Immediately left
for Black river, on the tug Ida.
On examination of the unfortunate
man, it was found that his left leg
was broken in three places below
the knee, the flesh being much
mangled, and the left hand badly in
jured. An ambulance was con-
structed, and the man was brought
to this place on the Ida, arriving
about dark. He was carried to the
Eagle House, where he received
the best of care, and on Saturday
was carried to the steamer Clinton,
for the purpose of being taken to
Detroit, where his home is. At the
time of leaving Alpena, the unfor-
tunate man was doing as well as
could be expected under the cir
cumstances, and there was a good
prospect of saving the leg. This
is the first railway accident that
has occurred in this locality.
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At the residence of III. Lalonde,
on Sunday morning last--a girl.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

Friday evening last, the Alpena
Guards Band went over to the
Third ward to serenade the citi-
zens of that part of the city-a
compliment that we believe was
much appreciated. The serenade
took place on the lawn in front Of
the residence of Henry Bolton.
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c. c. Gustin, of the Bay City
Echo, was in town on the 18th.
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Driving on Gilchrist's Creek has
been suspended for the present.
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One would naturally think that
Uncle Sam had enough to do in
looking after the Irregularities OF
the officials at Washington.-ARGUs.
Why! Haven't you heard p
Congress has adjourned.-Pioneer.
True enough, neighbor, but the
officials haven't adjourned yet, and
they still continue their irregular
tiles as usual.
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The fog, Friday morning, pre-
vented the Dove from reaching this
port until after 8 o'clock A. M.
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The Musical Organc.tc.

G. III. Reynolds successor to w. f.
Smyth jeweler.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

dock at the time Of the steamer Ma
rine City's last trip mp. Some cat
tie were being landed, and among
the rest was cross grained, sea
sick mulay. That animal as soon
as she was on the dock, made q
charge on one of our reporters,
evidently installing him for one of
our cotemporary's pencil drivers,
but discovering her mistake, the
mulay, much ashamed and morti-
fled, wheeled to one side and dart
ed through large crowd of ex-
cursionists and citizens, making n
clean path, just as if she was a
200 FOUNDER cannon ball, and lay
ing the crowd ont in all directions.
Yet you couldn't accuse that mu-
lay of having taken even one horn.
During the editors absence, we
beg as a special favor, that all book
agents, lightning rod men, and sim
liar persons will put of their visits
and let us have little peace and
time for reflection. To book agents
we might say we can't read; to
lightning rod men, that lightning
isn't afraid of us, and to vendors
of quack nostrums, that we have
not time at present to get sick.
As a special inducemcnt, we may
mention that there is in this office
a whole arsenal of offensive wea-
pons, and if we should get exas-
perated and woke mp, we won't
answer for the consequences
There is limit TO every mans in
durAnce, and being but mortal, we
can not submit to be talked tc
death, just in the height of the
huckleberry season.
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OUR TELEPHONE.

Several false fire alarms last
week.
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An EXPERT.

All work warranted at G. III. Rey
nolds'.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

Circuit Court commenced session
yesterday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

Huckleberries are ripe, and now
is the time to organize blue-berry
parties.
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At meeting of the ladies of the
White Ribbon Club, at their rooms
on Friday afternoon, the following
officers were elected for the en-
suing term:
President.-Mrs. J. T.. Field.
1st Vice-President.-Mrs. w.
III. Potter.
End Vice President.-Mrs. J. j.
Potter.
3rd Vice President.-Mrs. w.
p. Maiden.
Treas.-Mrs. w. III. Johnson.
Secretary.-Mrs. +. NJ. Wheeler.
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THEIR TELEPHONE.

Chew JAcKsos's BEST sweet Navy To-
baccO.
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IsSs2a'fss.g q 81 y ~ - s7s=y
ssgIix & ] e s q u q Eel ~
I5l, East Harmed ST., Detroit. nIlei

i'i' East Larncd ST., Detroit, Mich.
seminal weakness, pimples and impure blood
loss OF energy, distressing night emissions and
the many vital evils Resulting from curlv error
anu oNeoases which it neglected end I'm premature
decline treated with unparalleled success on erl-
uiely new principles, ciiecting cures m ms many
Gays a. required weeks, nud sometimes months
unoef old nuusentlng and dangerous remedies
lieats on Debultyi' ana list of questions sent
IN pltlh scaled enyelouo on receipt Of two scent
stamps. ID Treatment by c6rres unn,IaUc. IA
speciality. 40lWla
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

b. S. Narrower, agent for the
Bay City Tribune, called at this
Office on Saturday last.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

DR.. w. w. Winchester, dentist,
who has rented rooms of Geo. l..
Maltz, in the new opera block,
will occupy them as soon as COM
pleted, aud he will remain per-
manently, and be prepared to do
all kinds of dental work in the
most approved manner, and at
prices consistent with good work.
He has given universal satisfaction
here during the past few seasons,
and those needing his professional
services will do well to await his re-
turn from the other towns where
he has gone to fulfill engagements.
He will return i'm November.
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C. II. Reynolds does good work.

Kesten sells bread for 3 cts. q loaf, OF
% loaves for $1.00
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

G. II. Reynolds has clock in his
window that is considerable of a
novelty.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-16

g. ii. Reynolds the matchmaker and
jeweler.
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Singing school!

All work done promptly at g. II. Rey.
nolds'.
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Rain Thursday night and Friday
morning, with little frame work
of electricity.
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A lively time took place on the
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Direct. of wind Direct. of wind
most likely 10 be most likely TO be
J. followed by rain followed by
or snow. clear weather.
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SCOW AOOIG dTIlNeu III pOrI on paL-
urday with cargoes of bricks for
the new brick blocks.
The scow Lady Essex and the
schooner Aimes arrived in port on
Monday morning, each having a
a cargo of water pipes.
An accident to some of the ma
chinery in Churohills mill, was the
cause of the mill suspending oper-
atoms on Thursday forenoon.
The sidewalk in front of the
johnson and Fletcher block has
been extended to the bridge, an
improvement much appreciated.
The New Orleans Museum open.
cd at Alpine Hall, on Monday
evening. Prof. Quillan, the leg
less athlete, is well worth seeing,
and so is the mechanical Fatima.
The Rev. Mr.. Scotford left AL
pena, by steamer Dove, a week ago.
Mr.. Scotford's departure leaves a
vacancy in the Congregational pull
pit, which will probably be filed
before long.
The old post Office sign. lately
removed, has been the means of
misleading strangers. Persons
were frequently observed in front
of the old stand waiting for it to
be opened so that they could get
their mail.
The new regalias of the A. p. A.
society of this city, cost $50. They
are made from purple velvet, or
namented with golden devices, and
present very handsome and at
tractive appearance.
A city express horse, tired of
the excessive heat on Wednesday
last, made break for n cooler
climate, but being encountered
with the express wagon, he was
captured before lie had done any
particular damage.
The Board of Education has APP
pointed the various teachers for
the ensuing school year, and if the
reader will refer to the list in the
proceedings of the Board, on the
second page, he will discover that
they commence with Bacon and
end with Ham.
The steamer Marine City arrived
at this port Friday afternoon with
load of excursionists for Mackin-
&C and Sault st. Marie. The To-
ledo band was on board. The Ma
rine, on her return, got back to
Alpena, Monday morning, being
one day behind her usual time.
Friday evening last, the Alpena
Guards Band went over to the
Third ward to serenade the citi-
zens of that part of the city-a
compliment that we believe was
much appreciated. The serenade
took place on the lawn in front Of
the residence of Henry Bolton.
The thermometer, on the shady
side of a telegraph pole, on Second
street, registered nearly one hun
dred degrees on Sunday forenoon,
and it wasn't good day for Their
mometers either. A dose of thun-
der and rain in the afternoon, fore
ed Mr.. Mercury to descend to bear
aDle llmltS.
A man or an animal having tore
down the bars of the Carter lot, on
Washington avenue, Thursday af-
ternoon, and some COW or other
having telephoned the news, there
was large and enthusiastic quad
ruped meeting on the lot. A hap
py time was experienced, and con-
siderable grass turned into beef
and milk.
One would naturally think that
Uncle Sam had enough to do in
looking after the Irregularities OF
the officials at Washington.-ARGU
Why! Haven't you heard p
Congress has adjourned.-Pioneer.
True enough, neighbor, but the
officials haven't adjourned yet, and
they still continue their irregular
tiles as usual.
At meeting of the ladies of the
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.. RODMAN.

Next door to new Post OHicl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
M I'M estIc.


CHICAGO, April ~, 1886 a. m.-Uorn opens s4a
s. p0@5.g21a July.
eafpfs OF hogs to-day 5000; light hogs ID bo@3 GO
heavy mixed I'D 3ne13 So heavy shipping 80 GOO
9 80 CATTLE Estimated receipts 225o; market
dull.
/ D. -Wheat-s67S April. nominal SIN bid
Qorn-aaA April. ssSs asked May, siss asked
June, sssS July. Qats-2aa April. nominal. az
% 71S May, 40 s71s bid June, % 47} Bid july ta
esked June. 5,s29s bid July.
Corn April. 81 May, s5ss asked June.
.l5 =. nv heaI-si o. bid April u o. bid
s2,t asked May, ssss June, stss July. s5a August
New YORK, April %, 10 a. m.-Uoffee nominal
sales ut Baltimore 1000; milds firm; sales 1775
ags 500 hb POO H.
firm held ear.
1a:io ,. m.-Coffeez Nothing doing; prices
nomnaly nachaRgea hensd os sngar r% Il
winter 81 o2@1 12ts. Corn sa1s. 421s@A2@. Pork
s9@1o as. Lard 6.lo@61ats.
% olsolSsAr, April 22roorn quiet Nh mixed Lee ear
Wheat quiet choice 81 o. for red, 81 os for white,
ket common ~ 5ogs o. fatr T. Roo1 w zoas 9o,
choices % 5000 g. y Genital Mess PORK que,
quiet: current make bzs. prime steam 8, ".
Bulk meats -shouders gss@5ts, clear ribs AZ %
A.. clear sides 45s@47o lb all loose. whisky
L1vERroon, April az, Noon.-W Western e ,ra
CPS I'd. Flour Western canal 50 cd aios.
Cd. Pork-Prime mess Western SOS. Lard,
Prime Western a2s. Baeon-Long clear 2Gs Cd
short clear 27s Tallow-A American s5s sd.
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terprise. Money would not go SO cheap If
trade was brisk and the rewards OF commerce
and manufacture were such as to invite III
vestments.
We observe, On the other hand, that there
is large and steady decrease In the number
OF business failures and In the total of the
liabilities OF the suspended Or bankrupt firms.
The repeal OF the bankrupt law helps 70 re.
duee these figures; fDt, prior To ita removal
from the statutes, the weak and shattered
firms hurried to take advantage OF It's provl-
sions, and business was relieved OF an ele-
ment Of doubt and uncertainty. Still, II must
be acknowledged that there is prevailing Al
uncomfortable distrust OF the credit " lner,
camille buyers, which hampers the revival
of trade.
The total Of failures In the country for the
quarter ending the first of this month ls re-,
ported y being only a aFaanss sgso pu she
falling Of il the amount Of liabilities Of the aa
BANKRUPT firms Is much greater-$43,O 100000
In 1879 against $a2,00o0o0i n 1873.
The reports Of retail trade Ia the city Ind
bear Witness that the number OF strangers tn
New York la now very large. The season 81
spring retail shopping has begun, and IT
throngs the counters Of the principal and
mogs p y s soR1 cs e Gspayed IL e@s
pli es and when the sun at last shines
steadily upon us we shall see the ,promenades
gay with women afrayed In the bright plum
age Of spring New York Sun.
The Hartford Courant says the "boOm'' In
certain features OF Wall street speculation Is
almost amazing. Perhaps the depression two
years ago was too great so that the reaction
Il correapondlngly unnatural but 1t is certain
that the present market value OF a great
many shares presents such u contrast to that
In 1917 that Che man who could then have
prophesied the change would have had q con-
servator put over him. A few glaring Illus
trations of the rise are: st. Paul. common, II
I'd Al; preferred, from Al to ~, Northwest,
common (which II 1870 touched 23O) from 10
to 81; Toleda and Wabash, from IS cents o
share to S23; Erie, from AZ to 25; Illinois
Central, from Al to 90; Michigan Central,
la4 to 3s. and SO on. These are se-
of rise which has been very general. and
apparently Is not over. Good crops in 1878,
vast Western emigration and low rates Tor
borrowing money, are the alleged causes Tor
this enormous gain How many millions OF
increase the whole Stock Board shows may
be estimated from the fact that the nine or
ten roads cited have gone up about $50, Ooo, ooo
and In some cases the stock is worth thirty to
forty times what IL was worth eighteen
months ago This is rapid. They do not
seem to think anything now OF rise of 8 or
10 per cent In a day, and the elevated railroad
stock has In a few months climbed from 80 to
10 besides paying o 3 per cent dividend.
Ia quality, purity and flavor Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic is unsurpassed. II has DO equal.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CAsSIDY's HOTEIr-W 10 Newman. Coushat-
ta, La: j M Woods. Memphis: A II KIebs, NJ Is
sissipp; Albert Hitler. Hermitage, La; Nick
Comila, vicksburg; Robert Carr. 3 Gull
lett. Louisiana: d Paokwood,. Magnolia. M lss |:
Henry Trusler, ] s Seymore, J Garrett James
Cook. Black river: Mrs auilett, Amife. La: M
White. st. Mary. La: A. DuBouchet and family,
New York.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-John shillito, A q
Wnalow and wife Cincinnati; ii Rogers. Va.
r o Summers, Nashyllle.G L Sherman. Pass
Christian; Isaaore Myer. louisville: M Gree 2
O Green, Jackson. Miss y Z Linn. Cleveland
w D Torian and wife, N 4 Todd, 81 Mary; Rev
9 w Lyme La; Mrs Diekerson. Miss Dlcker-
Havana Alfred Jessop. Macon; NJ Stroud.
Tigerville, La
,,CITY HoTEL,,geo N pugan, Tenn |; g John !!
and wife, Mrs Lou Coleman. Tenn; Capt Haw-
thorn steamer Alglers: Capt Henderson,
Bayou Ratio: u D Pike. La; James Gall. II.
Washington; 4 Muse, Evergreen G VIII
lams Ut Louis: y q Dibrell Galveston: w y
Clarke Cincinnati; Sue Carson, Cleveland .
Rtinson and wife Canton. i Riley. He-
bron l. b Smith. WessoH: Castor Mestin. John
Knopf, 81 Louis; q Heyser. Madison, Ga: NJ q
Wynne. Louis O'sbaughnsssey. CINCINNATI
Miss Marie Chopin, city. J Il Marshall, Har-
r!sonbnrg J $ Wilkerson. Jeaperette Mrs
North. Miss Fannie Wilson, Lsfourehe; Chas
Starr. Breaux Bridge; L Cox. Mrs Cox As
sumption; s s Henry. Scranton, Miss; VIM
U'Uonnell. Miss.
Reed Gilt Edge Tonic is wholesome stimu
ant and its quality Is guaranteed
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rice mill is to be established at Jackson
ville. Fla. There are produced now 10 Florida
,ha,,t /. 5OO, 900 pounds Of rice annually.
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by Telegraph

tBy Telegraph
LONDON. April %, $50 p. m.--British consols
weaker at % lie for both money and account.
United States bonds In fair demand for ell
except 10 4os. which are dull and "a lower; ~
advanced "a AZ 81, bs 81, 10 4Os az: American
railway securities irregular; Erie ls@1 y cent
lower; Erie 27hs. Erie preferred SO, Illinois Can
trail SIN. New Jersey Central 49,. New. jersey
Central consolidated So. Pennsylvania 37ts,
Reading l5a Bar silver 40 IS 1e.
New YORK April 22.-Money closed at u
cent. Exchanges closed steady at 487@4ssfs.
Governments closed firm; currency 6s 1883
@IH.
Louisiana consols fell Off to 40.
No clearing house exchanges.
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There are Mt present sixteen Incorporated
companies digging and mining phosphates In
fhe streams and waters of South Carolina !;
some haveexcluslve and other general rights,
and representing an aggregate capital of
about 81 ,0UO, 600.
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The daily consumption OF milk In New
York city and IFS suburbs approaches 100000
quarts and at least $25,0oo,O00 are invested
~ farmers III that industry alone.
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The sumpter Fla) Adtanee says that the
orange crop will be twice % large this year
aa III was last
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OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE.

New Orleans, January %, 1879.
The Louisiana Equitable Life In
surance Company Of New Orleans
has this day filed in this office
sworn statement in regard to regis
tered policies in said company, and
deposited the necessary reserve
thereon, as required by act No. 80
of the extra session of the General
Assembly Of 1877, entitled "An act
to better secure holders Of life in
surance policies in this State; to
provide a reserve fund therefor,
and for other purposes.
ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
ia2b 3rn cod 3mW
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The president of the Cotton Exchange has
been authorized to appoint a committee Of
three members to attend the labor eonven-
tion to be held at yicksburg on the fifth OF
May. lie - also authorized by the Exchange
to subscribe TO the fund Of the Sanitary Aux
Hilary Commission.
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FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Evening. April ~, 1879.
Total thus far 49,. $4,000 .63s CT $3.50. 2a5

Total thus far. 49,. s3,3Ge.65 CT 1886 .2a5 II
We quote exceptional paper s@7 " cent: Al
dora: second grade 10 o. loans on col
lateras cos; AL mortgage paper 3d.. second
grade do % " cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s4h@s4a
and trade dollars at 9n1a5. Halves and quar-
ters tAmaricanl are quoted at a9@e9k.
The aalea Of foreign exchange were small
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
ASK. and bill of ladlng and clear bills at
4s4m4s5
French bills are firm sand quiet. We quote
bank francs -: commercial 52la.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at 4 v cent premium for bank counter
rate: commercial is quoted 4 v cent pre-
MUM.
State Consols easy Mt 4p@4sls.
Premium Bonds closed steady at 26@26ia.
Stocks are firm.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 4
Tuesday Evening, April ~. 1879.
COTTON The demand for the staple to- day
was small. and the market closed quiet, with
sales of 1900 bales.
The following Ia the official closing Of the Cot
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The foregoing statement is a Just, true and
pany. JAMES l. DAY. President.
q. CARPENTER, Secretary.
sworn to and Subscribed before me this tWen-
ty-second day of January, 1879.
a INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
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There was another tumble in State securi-
ties yesterday. State Consols opened at 49,
and closed easy at 4s04stts, against 4pasNa4p'4
on Monday. Premium Bonds closed steady
mt 2e@2Gts, against 26t4@26as on the previous
day. The sales at the Exchange aggregated
ADJ, 500 pf States and $4,000 Ut Premiums,
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Ia quality, purity and flavor Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic is unsurpassed. II has no equal.
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J. TUYEs. President.
j. W. HINUKs Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this fif-
teenth day Of January. 1879.
TIL BUISSON.
Third Justice Of the Peace.
OFFICE OF THE New ORLEANS INSURANCE Co., !
Corner Camp and Canal Streets,
New Orleans. January 10. 1879.
AT n meeting Of the Board of Directors held
on the eleventh day of January. 1879. 1t was re-
solved to pay. on demand. the semi-annual In
terest dividend OF FIVE PER CENT on the
capital stock to the stockholders or their legal
representatives.
DIRECTORS.
@. T. DUGAZON. Eel. GALLY.
CHS. LAFITTE. w. A. BELL.
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