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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-04

THE WEATHER.-SeUere Storm on the LakeS.-
A heavy gale from the south and east swept Lake
Michigan on Wednesday. The night was alto
gether the most boisterous one known upon this
lake for wears. The steamer Nile, Capt Blake,
and the propellers California, Oneida and Prince
ton, which were out during the gale, arrived here
yesterday. The Nile, for several hours, was ex-
posed to the whole fury of the storm off Sheboy-
gam the sea frequently breaking entirely over her,
and as the veteran Capt Blake said, nothing being
above water except the smoke pipe. The California
was obliged to throw some fifteen tons of her deck
load overheard, and much of the cargo was dam
aged by shipping Mlpaukie Sentinel, Sep. b.
There was snow on the Catskill mountains on
the I'D ult
There was a snow storm at Auburn, ~ Y, on
5he 2lst ult
On the 10th ult the tops of the hills to the north
ward of Quebec were slightly covered with snow.
Gs- There was a slight frost at Marietta, tGeo.)
Pn the morning Of the 2lst nit
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From THE Rio DE LA PLATA.-The Buenos
Ayres Packet, of July %, gives an official explana-
lion of the Governments refusal to recognize Mr..
Hood as British Consul-putting il distinctly on
lhe ground that the relations between the Argen-
tine and British Governments are not of that friend
ly nature which would make such a step compati-
BILE with the national dignity of the former.
Another attempt at revolution took place at
Montevideo on the night of the 10th of July. The
Rversta clique again essayed its strength with the
Pachequistas, but was once more foiled. The only
resistance was made by the negro rngleader, and
he was killed. The other conspirators fled, but
several of them were subsequently taken, and were
to be tried by a court martial
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81 9 3 3 3 So
EOTEL AVID GARDENS,

One Of the most delightful RESIDENCES the South.
&ssM 03s miles from Canal st. New Orleans ora theA
-A-A-A Carrollton Railroad. -
The subscriber has the honor TO announce that he
fully prepared TO accommodate gafted nunbe Of BOAD-
Frs, BY the day week, month";
TRRMSs
Per Day, 90 Co.,. Per Week. $40 60 Per Month 80 90
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, al any hour
Fish Dinners 70 order, aud Private Parties accom- OIated
The best of Wines and I4iquors.
Ice Creams, Sherbets Lemonade and S09a1cate served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The DnRgrooms and Rsstaurat under the charge Of
Mr. POUCHET, one OF the first caterers, and formerly Of
Mobile and New Orleans
Billiard Tables Tsn.pin Alleys and Quoita
Good Stabing for thirty Horses
~ The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel
e acres in exent are laid with much taste and are in
fine Order and far anything OF the kind in the
United States.
BOUeUETs great variety, always to be had on applioa-
ton to the Gardener
Every possible attention paid to Vste whose patronage
is resDentfnlv solicited by (myJtf1 JAMES DuRNO.
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nv EW ORLEANs
FEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4.

FIRST MUNIcIPALITY--C Committed Pierre Hy-
olite, f. m c., accused Of having grossly insulted
Heo Finch, white man, and challenged him to
ght, on the 28th ult, was sent before the First
district Court for trial
Violent Assault and BQHery-AIfred Wilt was
sFrested on Monday, charged with inhicting sew
raj severe blows with stick, on a barber named
Antonia Brechiana, in his shop, at the corner OF
garie and Orleans streets, and was yesterday re-
uired to give bail of $500 to appear for examina-
bon. Immediately after this disposition had been
made of the case he was tried on charge OF gross
" insulting and abusing a very feeble old man,
banned C. Delery, while he, the accused, was be-
Ing taken to the guard-house on warrant for the
first mentioned offence. The testimony being posi-
live against him. the Recorder fined him $25-
which being unable to pay, he was committed to
prison for thirty days
Another Battery-John Rogers, for striking Jules
Richard several blows, was committed to prison
for fifteen days
Charges Of Larceny.-Lothario - was yesler-
day lodged in prison on charge of larceny, pre-
ferred by Capt. John L. Dunton, of the brig Leo
pold ODonnell.
Elizabeth Watson was arrested on similar
charge, at the request of Madame G. Richards
, When arrested she had gold watch and chain in
her possession, which is alleged to be the property
she is charged with having stolen.
DeSeTtion.-John Cahal was arrested yesterday
as a deserter from the ship Kentucky-which yes
sci he is accused of having left at the S. W. Pass.
Charge Of Abduction Of a Young WoDaan.-NIar-
guerite Nick yesterday appeared before Recorder
Genois, and made oath that on Monday last, about
two o'clock in the afternoon, George Kuntz and
his wife Elisabeth endeavored TO persuade her to
go with them from house on ST. Peter street, be-
tween Dauphn and Bourbon, in which she was
employed as servant-and, refusing to go with
them, they carried her off by force, tearing her
clothes in the struggle They took her, she further
affirms, to a house on st. Philip street, and gave
her liquor which intoxicated her; they then placed
her in an omnibus, and took her to Lafayette
where they conveyed her to a house, which she be-
leves to be of i'll fame, with the view, she thinks
of having her person violated Her father, we
learn verbally, heard where she was, and took her
from the house to which Kuntz and his wife, as is
charged, had taken her. Both the accused were
arrested Yesterday afternoon. Kuntz was lodged
in JAIL but his wife, in consideration of her having
two infant children to care for, was allowed to re-
turn home on promise she would appear for exami-
[ nation. All the parties are German. The girl is
about Is 10 years of age, but is far from being
progressing, or such person as the libertine
generally aims at destroying.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY. - Investigation OF
Charges dgainsta WatckmdR.- Waterman KeaFns
was yesterday examined in the private office Of
Recorder Golding on charge of neglect Of duty
in failing promptly to arrest a man named Dwyer.
who, it is alleged, was the principal in a row on
the Watchmans beat on Common street, opposite
the house of Mr.. Scates, fortnight three weeks
: since. No proof was adduced 10 show the Watch
mans guilt, but on the contrary several respectable
citizens, residing on Common street, proved that he
is diligent officer, and man of excellent general
character and that on the night in question he per-
formed his duty faithfully and promptly. The Re
corder dismissed the case with handsome com
plment to Mr. Kearns on his intelligent views Of
duty, and his fidelity in discharging it.
Honorably Discharged- Buck, mate of the
ship Espindola, was examined on charge of hav-
ing in his possession stolen sEiff, the property OF
VIM. A. Wood, and honorably discharged hav-
ing been proven by Patrick Tuomy that he had
purchased the skiff, without inquiring whether it
had been stolen or not and had lent it to Buck to
cross the river with when it was found in his pos
session.
Committed-Jacob Monger, charged with at
tempting to sell bounty land warrant, drawn out
in his name as a soldier of the 9Th Infantry, and
supposed to be fraudulent, committed for trial
before the First District Court
Charge Of Beating Nth Intent to Murder
James Gallagher, against whom warrant was
issued on a charge of beating Joseph Leblond on
the head with colt with intent to murder him,
yesterday surrendered himself voluntarily to the
Police of the Second Municipality
Threat to KiH-John Whittier was arrested yes.
terday afternoon, accused of threatening TO take
the life of Timothy McGrath with knife.
The Margaret Osborne Case-Margaret Osborne,
accused of stealing $1,000 from boarder in the St
Charles Hotel last winter, was yesterday arraigned
as fugitive from justice, in breaking from the
Second Municipality Jail. Her identity being
proved by desire of her counsel she sent before
the First District Court for trial on the charge OF
larceny, without undergoing the usual preliminary
examination. The Recorder, on application to
bail her being made, required good security to the
amount of $500, which she was unable to furnish
yesterday.
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- NO HUMBUG

NO HUMBUG.
UPWARDS of 100 bottles Of DR. COLEMAN'S
u GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during the
past year. without complaint nge instance. Over ten
dozen used in u s. Hospital This NJ dieine cha
engs competition both in the poi Of taste an certainty
of cure where fails the money win be refunded in every
case ss~ Sold By II. KENNEDY, 81 Chares street. and
at DR.. a. w. COIsEMAN'S TONIC BITTERSDEPOT
% POYDRIqS Street. up29 eWHS
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MURDER IN BUFFALo.-A murder was COM
united in Buffalo on the 18th, by a negro, named
Shaster. The murdered person was young man
named Stephen Brush, about nineteen years old,
who received five or six stabs, the negro being
offended at some remarks he overheard.
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OUTRAGE.-Mr. Leahy, who some time since re-
nouneed the Roman Catholic religion, and has
been lecturing on the subject in New York, was
attacked at Schenectady few days since, and
severely beaten. The perpetrators of the outrage,
named McSherry, Parmentier and Fitzgerald, have
been committed for assault with intent to kill.
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NEW ORLEANS sTATToNERsl WAREHoUsE
T B. sTEEL's STATIONERY, BINDING and
y. PRLNrTE,w9 ESTABLISHMENT, No. IA CAMP

II B. bTEEL'S SIAIIOWERY, BLNDLWI and
u. PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. IA CANT
STREET, New Orleans
BOOKSComprsing the works of the best standard authors
in the various departments of literature, ancient and
modern
CHEAP PUBLICATIONs-Atp publishers prices, received
as soon as issued from the press
SCHOOL BOOKS-A large supply of all kinds in general
use selected with great by the proprietor ally
ANIMALS AND PICTORIAL WORKS of the most
beautiful description, superbly bound;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the most approved kinds.
adapted the of counting and public Offices
BLANK BOOKS, made of Whatman's best English laid
paper and Of the most approved manufacture, with
recent improvements
PAPER AND CARDS-Letter. Foolscap Folio Post and
other papers: Playing and plain Cards, of all kinds
neatly executed
~ Country Merchants are invited examine the Stock
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere OF 3t cod
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HARDWARE AND PLANTATION GOODS.


SAMUEL LOCKE. Nos. 8 and FRONT LETEE,
y bet0eeR CustOmh0ase and BieR- a.
yilEs streets, New Orleans, has on G>$sS@SIzs=-5
hand and constantly receiving SfAEAM
from the manufacturers at the North
sS Df B S Be found ID e Ge
States few Of the articles only be here enumerated
a Country Merchants requested to call and for
81 themselves, and then make their purchases where
A they do 50 at the best advantage. Now in store
1000 kegs Cut NAILS, from the celebrated Boston
500 dozen Hunt Collins AXES with many other
rs tons Of CASTINGS, Round Pots, Ovens Spiders
70 tons Cart Wagon and Timber Wheel BOXES;
400 PL0UGHS, from the most approved makers;
1900 dozens Ames Rowland Taylor' SPADES and
rs dozen Grass, Corn n and Bramble sCYTHEs, Wal
80 dozen scythe snesths 20 dozen sckes;
45 casks Carolina and Louisiana COTTON and CANE
1000 gallons SPERM OIL l.Ia1
1000 do. Refined WHALE OIL, for sugarhouses;
IS dozen HORSE and MULE COLLARS:
e '' BBRslRRL LE
coo tons of BAR IRON all sizes Of American, English
300 slabs of English and American PLOUGH PLATES;
tons Of American Plough Mouds
250 dozen CANE 3, k ,I most superior paterns
1900 bundles American, English and Russian SHEET
100 boxes Tin PLATE. Charcoal Brands &c, *. Xxx.
i2xl2 TX and Xxx, 141l4 Xxx, DC, DIX, &C.,
5000 BREzfERsS coPPER il to 100 Ii sheets;
$50 slabs BANCA TIN
800 bundles IRON WIRE, assorted, No. 0 to %
Kettle Ears, Bucket Handles, Bucket Covers pressed
Saucepan Handles, Timers Tools and Machines, full
supply on consignment;
BUILDERS MATERIALS ofevery description, Crosscut
and Mill Saws Files Hatchets, Drawingknves Planes,
Chises Angus, Knob Rim Locks, Psdlocks; Sheet,
Pig and Bar Lead; Bolts, Curry Combs, Hammers,
Brushes of all kinds;
splendid assortment Of Sheffield Table and Pocket CUT
LERY Anvils, Vices and Bellows;
Plain and Japanned TIN WARE, manufactured and sold
at wholesale at Northern prices.
to Ny Stock being large am disposed to sell very low,
and offer great bargains to wholesale purchasers. Oct3
Benjamin w, Huntington Us. Schooner Mary Ash
brook etc.
In the District Court Of the United States for Tie District
of Louisiana. No. $3.50.
IN OBEDIENCE to the commands OF an Admiralty w az
rant to me directed in the above-entitled case, have
seized and into my possession taken the schooner MARY
ASHBROOK her tackle apparel and furniture, and do
hereby cite and admons the owner owners and all and
every other person persons having pretending to have
any right title the same to be and appear before
District Court of the United States for the District aforesaid
to be holden the city of NeWOheans, before the
THIRD MONDAY from this date, TO show cause, 4 any
they have can why the said schooner MARY ASH
BROOK her tackle apparel and furniture, should not be
condemned and Sold agreeaby to the of the beant
U. s. MaTshafs Office, NewOreans, Sept 20, 1873.
81, 30, % VIM. F. WAGNER, U. S. Marshal.
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DR. DAVIS SYRUP of WILD CHERRY and TAR
IN offering the public this and valuable remedy fo
Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma Coughs, Colds etc.
append few notices of the character and efficacy of the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be seen pamph
let for distribution at the agency, which sufferers invited
obtain may be proper say that Dr. d. eminent
practising physician OF twenty years standing graduate OF
the University of Pennsylvania.
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a1AA R@AIse


H. For Shreveport, NatOhitoohes and Al
eIqH9rcSggT > he's. Superior hghdT5ag ht steam
go F RHsk NV kIyE 1 San !, APBessS mas
i5sA e Rff s III ass 4s1sn'
Yse,, I. Memphis Packet 2 p IL = I Mgr TiFS
- DAY tie 9Th October, at O'Clock, P NJ,
Church is now rscTving eght and viii resume her
lar tips for the For freight Or passage having I'm
wharf, or to
- The BULLETIN will take Height for Bolivar and all
landings the Hatchee river and reshp by packet at Mem
NJ. AU.s S. Mail BAY sTATE-Eor PittsbUrg.
fHTRsDAY 5h ins TIA at o'clock r M
STATE CAPT T. Robertson is receiving freight and viii
leave as above For freight Or passage having unsurpassed
wharf, Or o HYDE & oGLEsBY IL Poydras ST.
airy state rooms and being ,ery Iisbtdsus6f. viii mset
with no delay She will take freight for Memphis Padu-
the above hour. %
-flsS :. REGULAR THURSDAY DAY, Weekly Packet
LIEskHstsssS steamboat GEN. fFORTH-FOr EickSbNrg,
superior, tast;running passenger steamboat GENERAL
above on THURSDAY 5h ns . at S sh Clock iP P M e
For freight passage apply board the foot Of Canal
u This boat win take freight for ali towns and land
ngs on the Yazoo River o.
Hs saFsF a9S Lake sFS
Ezssa2E Landing, Lake Progldsnee, Attiken' Bend.
HlcESUuFg, WHTTGHB0N. AlOuIeU
chez. On FRIDAY, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock p. M
pOsitvey-The splendid ast-running steamboat AREN-
CO. Charles J. Brennan. master, will resume her trips
for the above and all intermediate landings For freight
passage apply on board foot OF Canal street, to
OF T. b. SMITH, SO Magazine ST.
Rz9 REGULAR PAKCET. ~ II
For Biloxi, via Bay st, Lou sAAaAsssS
l1ssEz as, Pass ChristiGn, and MIS- -
issipPiCity Fare TO Biloxi, 50 So. The new and
splendid fast-running passenger steamer LIE, W.
g. Sutton, master (built expressly for the Lake trade,
cabin all in state IOons,) viii ply regular packet TO
Biloxi and intermediate places during the SUMNER leaving
New Orleans and Biloxi promptly, as follows
LEAVES CANAL FOR BILOXI.
From Men Canal. stf From Railroad.
Tuesday. 8 A. NJ. Omnibus. Tuesday, 90 A. M Cans.
Wednesday, 4 P. M. do. Wednesday, P. NJ. do.
Friday, A. M. do. Friday, ga A. NJ. do.
Saturday, 4P. M. do. Saturday, = p M. do.
LEAVES BILOXI FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Sunday, o'clock, P NJ. Thursday, SOL clock NJ
Wednesday, O'Clock 4. NJ. Saturday. Z clock, A. NJ
N. B. Freight for the Morning trips by the New Canal
should be down the day previous Freight by the Rail-
road will be received for the last train.
Gv For freight passage, having unsurpassed
mOdatiOns, apply on board, or TO
so WINGATE g. Brennan, AZ Poydras ct.
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pRnnr.AMArInM

By ISAAC JOHNSON Gooenor Of the State Of Louisiana
WHEREAS, The failure to appropriate specifically the
fund provided by law for the support of the Free Pub
9 EN- G,sA lie Schools of this State must exert,
n y LIsSEsN unless prevented in time, highly
= ~ 80 pTeIudical influence the great
$SzSs5S-SS[E cause OF education, and the best in
erests oil humanity; and whereas the Importance of the
NATTER this view OF it, appears call the consideration
of the Legislature at period earlier than that of its next
egularseOn in January 1850 and to form extraordinary
OCCASION such in myJudgmen renders necessary the con-
yention Of the two Houses soon be practicable;
do therefore by this, my proclamation, the two
Houses of the Legislature to meet at the State house the
city of NewOeans the First Monday in December next
being the fourth day of said month"; and require the respect
i've Senators and then and there to assemble
order that they may devise and adopt such
in successful operation the Free Public Schools of the State
Them the exercise Of their wisdom and discretion,
may seem expedient and proper and receive such nfOa
ton in relation the affairs of the State generally at that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State at
r. New Orleans, this twenty first day of August 1913,
L. 81 and of the Independence of the United States the
seYenty-third year.
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary of State. au23
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
poRrRAIrs,

Observation-Disclosures ROhGhAI4Ss
DY the application of the above mysterious agent Da-
ID gueneOtype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-eatchng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing ndeby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends can do moderate
price Rooms, of Canal and Charres sts-Ena1ce
No. 3 ChartTes street Lmy3 lyl w. ID. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
- bestowed him since he hrst had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERRE0TYPE into NewOrleans
five yean ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other in the world bis specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Ohe taken By
the best operator from Newly and he was awarded the
First Premium. NOspecmens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself NJ the public that his
portraits will continue TO be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice
the best inducements persons DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful art Genuine VOigandeF Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
Plates at 81 per dozen ScovPs No. for 90 guaranted
the best plates made in the United States Cases - 70 and
90 so; New York Cameras at $lS.
f%~ Orders from the country promptly attended TO-.
S%- Entrance No. CAMP street. mill If
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship AshburtOn Batehelder. Liverpool Bailey a. Baxter
Ship Judah TOuro, Sampson, Liverpool. j. II. Gale
Brig p Souis. Smith. Havana, IfoisgTos q l4ampTe
Bng Pioneer. Ileam, St. Marks, Chas. Deake q Co
Schr Alicia, MOonert. Apalaehicsia Master
Arrived YESTERDAY:
II S steamer Mania Burt. OttWay from BraZos St. JagO
9Th ult to U. S. Quartemaser-3d my.
Schr RelampagO Wakeman, IL days from TabascO, to A.
F. Cochran l. Co-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Jas L. Day Wood FIN Mobile.
Belle Creole Champomier FIN Bayou SaTa-78 bales cotton.
Bulletin Church, I'm Memphs-ll52 bales cotton.
Elisha, Landry, fin Bayou SaTa-76 bales cotton.
Luna, FsiTchid, FIN Bayou Sara-420 bales cotton
DuToc, Gray, fin Cumberland nyer-44 bales cotton
Towboat Phoenix, Whann, fin the Passes.
Memoranda: - ,
TowbOat Phoenix towed down and to sea on the oath u
ships ST. Mary and Lyons schTs Planet and Lone Star.
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rHREE MONTHS, EXTRA PAY,


Runaway.
TENHE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30; complexion %
copper color: feet org inches high; stout built ~
and inclined to be bald. A suitable rewafd will Der ~
an aa2sa = u HoYT & FORD II St. Charles slfsst. :
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CARD.-The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
"A that he has sold THE AMERICAN TO Mr.. NJ. F.
ROULsToN, and while he returns his thanks for the very
liberal patronage which he has received he recommends his
successor their kind attention and hopes they will continue
their support TO the establishment [o2 til c. j. OMEARA
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IER aRRaNGEMENT.

E-T The Cans will leave New Orleans and CarroOn every
hour after1 o'clock Sundays, the weather fair.
IL The Lafayette Horse Cans will leave 10 minutes
from the corner of Baronne and Canal myl2 tlsNov
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ran. DrLggist. dntsd :

From mr. John ID. Morgan, Druggist, dated:
PTTTs BURG, Jan. II, I847-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
it. know of one instance Of permanent of Asthma
on gentleman of Ohio. think shall be able sell al
least SIX gross year.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Aartford Conn.
STATEMENT ASSETS ON list MARCH, lS45
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford $39, geo
interest At the rate of4 per Ct per annum 75Oo-l4OOO
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ........ 1859
:. :. Farmers' and Mechanics Bank
Hartford Observation-Disclosures. 1890
Stock in Exchange Bank. .................. 1880
.. =. Connecticut River Bank.......... $3.50
=, :. Eagle Bank, Providence ......... 1890
:. :. Lee Bank Lee, Massachusetts... 800
:. :. Connecticut River Company. $500
=. :. .. ;. Railroad. 49,. 1850
=. :. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character, yielding TO 8 per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time al adj
the above mentioned cost prices, of 81 0003 04o
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... 81 900
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at ......... 222lO
Bills Receivable, payable in 30 days after demand. am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate. or
Total Assets of the Company .........,. 1896 $50
AGENCY OFFIcE, No. AZ Camp street
~ The undersigned Agents for the above Company
continue policies the lowest rates of premium re-
~ I" - VIM R. FOsDICK.
nnv10 tlltstN -4 so GEO G. LAWRASOE