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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-26
PROGRAM NJ T.
PR Q G x 4 NJ N 2
OF THE
Grand Democratic TOTCh-Eight Procession
OF SATURDAY, OCTOBER @.

Grand Marshal with two Aids
Camette Guards and other independent Cass and Butler
Clubs of the CITY;
Assistant Grand Marshal, with two Aids
First Municipality Ward Clubs, from TO -
Officers and Crews of Vessels and Steamboats,;
Assistant Grand MaTshaI,, with two Aids.
Second Municipality Cas- and Butler Clubs.
Assistant Grand Marshal, with two Aids;
democratic Clubs from the Parish of Jefferson;
Assistant Grand Marginal, with, two Aids
Third Municipality Ward Clubs.
The Procession will form the upper side Of Canal street.
the head resting Circus street, with the Mounted Pioneers
in advance The whole Procession will be under the dIrec
ton of Vaudeville Margny Grand Marshal and his two
Aids Clement Ramos and W. X. Stiles.
The following gentlemen win act Assistant Grand Mar
shals, and will each appoint two Aids
First Municipality. ........... Gen. D. AuEuStlni
second MuniripaI y........ Col. ii. w. Palireyi
Third Municipaity ........... Richard Condor Esq;
Parish of Jefferson. .Dr. r Ihotpe.
The Procession will proceed up Circus street TO Juha street,
mn ua street to St Charles street down St. Charles street.
through ROYAL street. 10 CasacavO street. through CasacaVo
to ST. Ferdinand street. up St Ferdinand to the LeVee up
the Levee 10 Esplanade down Espauade to Condo
street up Condo to the Place Armes where II WI
be dismissed by the Grand Marshal
The Procession will start at s O'Clock precisely
The Democratic Clubs Of the Fist Municipality and o.
AIgers are invited to form under Gen d. Augusun IN Inc
Place d Ames the Clubs Of the Second Municipality ahI
Of Jefferson, Lafayette Square, under thelI fespectE
Marshals, Col. H. w, Palfrey and Dr. F. Ihorpe ana u
Third Municipality Cas- and Butler Clubs IN Washington
Square under Richard Condor Assistant Grand Marshal
al o'clock NJ, move in procession to Canal street.
The time of moving from the three Squares and also iron
Canal street. will be announced by the firing of rockets
Il is particularly recommended 10 all the Clubs joining
the Procession not to light their torches until they arrive
! Canal street. BY order Of the Committee.
| O2j VAUDEVILLE AARIGNA, Grand Marshal.
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4th Numerous testimonials file at the ComPa any,
Office which would satisfy the most IncTeduOus a e.tl
just received from Joseph p Hail. Suffolk Va contains e
The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case e,,s
- The proof IS dGitg coming m jro" eDeFS '
ia the Union. -, - % t1,,, mo-
This extraordinary medicine should be eSored 70 9 IaV
ment any bad symptoms appear Seamen boti55, n.e
elers and all Others should have supply as us '"
will save life. Of. -. =. ,o,ver freely
confessing that there Is no other medicine ii '
p''7" ' THE CHTLDREN'S PAN ACEA .I.i-.-
Is eauay eficaeious in ali the bowel ah ~ Va ~ \,
Of Children No mother physician shouo 9e MDG ~
go The General AGENT for LOusiapa anu " lssIasl' y
u NESBROUGH Y Camp street, New, New OIltahS' La
20 iat, qualifications for Agencles may nr aug
10 "Hoi" "i'l'o EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New OK, i nv WELD & CO. Periodical Agents, "
fvn stnesf :: ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of Exchange
niiP and C,usfombouse street and by DRUtfG ISIS gen
ILL THOS. COOK, Postmaster city Of Laiayete }
VAN BOKKELLEN, corner Camp and -. mafy
Re. JiJHN FOELKEL corner levee and Seventh SIS
Lafayette and CH AS. BEESEOf, Cauolfon- LOUISIANA
P S-The CrdctcHberg Company are deStr0H" % Pfo,
curing the serrices Qf respectable FEMME W eTeTB loH
In me EFiga business Which mil be UfTg HeEGLtn
By addressing the Company, NO BFoadwaS, New DIX
post paid, particulars wi be furnished.
August, lSss.
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TAYLOR AND FILLMORE.

GREAT ILLUMINATED PROCESSION,
ON SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 4
cEz- The Rough and Ready Clubs of the City of New
Orleans Lafayette Gretna and Ager, will unite in Grand
Procession on SA TURDAY, the 4th OF November. The
Programme will be published in proper time.
n i desired that all the vBnous Clubs make their arrange
men as eay as practicable and that eSerton he spa ed
iomake this demonstration the largest and most imposing Of
any that has ever taken place in city BY order OF the
pB CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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NO HOhAbOtT. ,,~, ~ q, Dr,,,
UPWARDS of 1900 bottles of DR.. COLLEEN An >
u G0NORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during me
past year. without complaint in ngle Instance over zen
dozen used in our IT, = Hospital This VI dcs cial-
enge competition both the pO u OF tasts an
OF cure where it fails the money viA be- rel undeh IA ever
case s Sold by H. KENNEDY, "a thaHn55s s ,, ,S
at Dr. "A w. COLEMAN = rJNlC BIZ - =, t@ss q
o. POYDR.96 SFTsst. sp~S"
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PORTRAITS.
- the application of the above mysterious agent to pa
gusrreOtype Ga discovery of the subscribers the under
grpgd IS enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECoEDcatehng the precise
expression instantly and fixing 1t lndeiby upon the silver
plate a Those VINO wish to retain IN their families good
LIKEEESsEs of relations friends do SO at moderate
price Rooms corner of Canal and Charities sts-hntrance
No. g ChartTes street. [my3 lyI w. II. HUTCHlNGS.
IAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
81 aga beoyyea of lr fPg tlaI haEnl patron
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NeWOneans,
five wears age during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world Ills specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in competition with others taken Py
lie best operator from NewYOIk and he was awarded te
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his
mt those taken by himself M the public that ms
pOaits will continue be what they always have been
lie hest Inducements to persons DESTROYS Of instruction IN the
beautiful art Genuine Voigtander Cameras ~ per cent
ceaper than any the city all other articles the same
Pilates al 81 per dozen SCOvPs No. for 50 25guaante
he best plates made in the United States Cases 81 70 and
SO 50 NewYOrk Cameras at $l5.
f9@ Orders from the country promptly attended TO- -
R55- Entrance No CAMP street. mhll u
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TloRRD MURDER.-The following is an extract
of letter dated Gwinnett county, Oct II, 1913, TO
the editors of the MiiIedgeville GA Recorder:
Yesterday, Col James Austin, ofthis county,
was horribly murdered by one of his own negroes.
A difficulty took place between them Yesterday,
between midnight and day. The Colonel went into
the boys room perhaps to correct him. The negro
stabbed him in ten places very severely, letting out
his entrails; he died Immediately. The negro then
gave himsefup to the civil authorities, and no doubt
will lie executed soon"
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~ IN It Fct0 Hours.
The GRAEFENBE RG
COMPANY pledges itself
TO the following facts
lst. The GrGeteHberg
ID ms enterB SBTHp
viii cure the Dysentery, Dl-
arrhma, etc, in twenty-tour
hours.
I'd. A cure IS warranted,
no matter how bad the case /;
even If the discharges are
bloody and constant The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result,
81, Thousands of lives
have been saved by IFS use
in some inaances where the
,,f5a1tg have bpau UiVpn nm
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

MRS. INGRAM,
- FASHIONABLE MILEINER, n
~ Tuscan and StrGD Hat yElRIJactUTeT, - .
hsss% No. l72 Camp street, New Orleans ssSs%
cleaned and altered IN q superior style. nh2O ly
~ County orders viii be puRcinaly attendedto.
NEW GOODS. IMPORTED BY
d. p SC4NL.4.E y CO. For THEIR Cry TRADE.
c,I,Ks AND sATINs-spgerb Paris styles. in all the
NEW S f Ba5R satin De Cline CBansses5e Gos ~
iIl6lIih d'Egypte; Changeqbe Pout de Sole SSsY1y-
FINTV PompadOur and other rich styles Tor eve 49,
9lIJ ming and soir6es; MaTcellnes Sans, and ~
RiikGK SIIKs@Piain, every width of high lustre;
Do. WatereSd very E gi9id pans s Goods
POPETTT SEs-FronI WeSsrs Atkinson s. Co, Dublin.
PARIS. PRINTED CASHMERE pECOsSEt, -. and 3l
NOUS, DE LAINEs-in small medium ana q a., be 5lt Ge
Arago Gala and other Paids; Victoria Cashmeres' Me;
rnOs, Thibets, ClOakngs, French Prints french ana
'O'.H o CASHMERE sHAWLs:
Rich Cashmere and Brocha Square Shaws;
Do. do do. Long 90;
Canton D4 crane %9 shavIs 40 Square a0''
MANTILLAS AND CLOAKs:
The most extensive and complete assortment of Paris En-
boidered Velvet Merino, Satin and Silk ClOaks Vses,
Man''IIqWi E sEBIShS5 AND 9ED soIREE DRESSES:
White Embroidered Muslin Dresses
Be- Do: DO: 9 T%5s d. d.:
20 Do s s.tiD do
Point BrnXeIs; Point d, Angleteue;
Point d AlOnzO; Lace tlounces
LACE CAPS, Wells, SCARFS, &c:
NaIine Jenny Lind Republican and Thread Lace Capes,
Berethes Collars and CnfS British, Chantilla, Dentelle
and Thread Lace DENT Wells; Bridal and CoOreu scars
Cbrmisettes and UnderSeeves.
EMBROiDERlES:
Embroidered Capes Chemisettes, Habits, Collars and
Cuffs Ladies French Embroidered Gaps; Infants Caps
Waists, Long and Short Robes
Real Vaencennes, Meckn, Regency, Point and EngIlsh
Thread Laces and nserng with variety OF English
IIsie Ilaces and Nets. - -. =,
Linen, Cambria and Gear Lawn HANDKERCHIEFS
Tame Borders Fancy Cord do, Hemstltched RIveTe EN-
bro tered do, Rich with Lace do, Limerick do; ,
RIBBONS. ARTIFICIAI4S, PLUMES, PASSE
MENTERIES, PRINCES and BUTTONS.
ENGLISH HOSIERY, of every kind also, lull as
sortment Of KID GLOVES. en-.
mpnt of PARIS MILLINERY, have been selected with
great care by agent France and by one oil u.s.
from the importers in New Y Ok. -
90 In o. P. SCANLAN IL co, II Charities ST.
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nnnn, nIN ArIa1u nnI TakNTC
rum Ut INV FFIt Iff15tIFF='
L.-Lr, nE. g 81 20 N.-LonaIrrn. = ~ T-ne 81:

Cleared Yesterday
Ship Ashland, Basdng Liverpool, Andrews y Dewey
sian Canfon Silsby ijyerpool Andrews & Dewey
Park Vitoyg' Pyan New York Fosd ck & Bra
Schr. Rose, Lee, Apalachicoa, r. III Nas tt
Schr. Maria johnson, Pensacola, JAo- iufieg q 20
Schr. Gov. Bennett. hlDer Pensacola, n Mdsl+i
Schr Martha EgZzsns, Pensacola JEQs tuE,gy q, %
Steamboat St Paul Cable St LOUIS l. u i"lcheh
Arrived YESTERDAY
Shin Noha Thomas from New York 9th inst TO master
Shin + b. Wales Crocker from Boston, lst inst 10 master
"' "A shore on Battle ground Flats.
Shin Palestine Johnson 20 days from New York 10 J. -
~ Woodruff Il CO-2d my.
Rark Florida MCCary, from Havana, 10Th ms 10 JnO
AleXander-lst my.
Rarg St George (Br) Hutchinson 50 days from Liverpool,
TO Campbell q Rickarby-2d my
Bark Bella Bebaiga (Sp) futon, from Havana 18th INST
TO j. PaiS-Ist my.
Brig Barceo (Sp) TroutOden, from Havana, 18th inst TO
J. TintoreT-lst my.
sTEAMBOATs:
Hard Times Wilson, from aZOo City 1864 bales OF cotton
Jas f. Day. Wood. from Mobile;
T. NJ Streck Streck, from DOnadsonWle.
TowbOat Conqueror, Heatan, I'm the Passes.
TowbOat Southemer, ShultZ, from the Passes
Memoranda:
TowbOat COnqueror tOwed down and to sea on the
2Oth INST ships Marathon and Bertrand.
Passengers:
Per shin Palestine t:OIa NeD HOrh.-D. X King and
lady Miss A. Owen, Alex. Kellogg, JnO. Peters, g. hurst
and $50 in the steerage.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AND STRANGE AND RE
VARIABLE CoINCIDENCE.-We are informed by
Mr. Nicholas Stearns of this county, that, on last
Saturday, David NJ. Rdgeway, son of Jonathan
RidgewaV was at the house of Lewis Fee, IN com
panV with other persons. He had loaded rifle in
his hand and was in the act of sitting down on the
IL
placed on piece OF square Timber wtiUtI v"a need
as a step The breech of the gun slipped from the
position the muzZe came against his person some
where near the lower ribs, the cock struck upon
the piece of timber, the gun was discharged and
the ball passed in close to the lower rib and came
out at his back below the fourth rib from the top.
He was carried into the house, and died the same
evening at IL o'clock
In Marshall county, upon the same day and hour,
John Van Scoyk, went into the house where he
was boarding, took down his gun and remarked to
Mrs Clements, the lady of the house, he believed
his gun was not loaded drew the cock back placed
the breech upon the floor, placed his mouth on the
muzZle, was in the act of blowing in the muzzle,
when the gun was discharged, the ball passed
through his head, and he fell dead upon the floor
These two persons were cousins; the latter was
n son of Mr. John Van ScOyk, who was several
years since shot by Mr.. John Eldredge, and was a
step-son of Mr. Nicholas Stearns. The remains OF
these unfortunate persons were inferred last Mon
day in the same graveyard, on LasaIle Prairie. Il
is indeed seldom, if ever, our lot to place before
our readers so strange and painful scene o
! calamity and misfortune-PeOrid (IH.) Register q
! October 6.
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IEW oRLEANs 3 oARRoLLToN RAILROAD
kss3 10 5,EE tgg.ssssss


Depot corner of BarOnRe aud PerdidO streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant ~ cents
single ticket for children over and under IL years ~
81 tickets, (bed).. ,.'''; - % -
Half above for distance below Pleasant street
Servants Slaves iOrany distance 10 cents
ay~ Residents in Lafayette Canoton and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate OF
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars tOwt 80 w
per month Gin advance for either Road and for distance
Children half pncenO such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car expressly for ladies, in each train.
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STLK AND STRAW GOOD SIT!
No. 27 .H4GyR me STREET,
T., ..--.- 4, .....,.,.,. ,r,,,y r-y,.y,.,r g

NO. It sF3.I " ~ II = 7 80 -.
Cbcta0ecn Common and GrGrier Sis)
VENHE SUBSCRIBERS now receiving Their EaiI ana
/ Winter STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE SILK,
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, among which
are the following
Black Iustrng Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss Dress
Silks All widths Black Plaid, Stripe Figured and Watered
al do Plaid and Rich Fancy Silks; Back AlpaCas Back
Pon6azine Printed Cashmeres; NJ. de LANES OwagoS
nrk satin White and COiOed Sains, and Bonnet Slks
Rack and Coiored Floences Grape Grape sse Illusions
Sc Green Barge Black silk SergeS blaGk ana anGy
Sill Crayats Satin do Ladies Fancy Dress llandkerGe
Pongee Sptalfeld and India Handkerchles; BACK ana
CoIorei Six Fnnges, Gimps, Buttons &c.; BACK ana
KID Gf OWES; Cashmere and Silk dos Black and w he
SIX Hose Cotton Hosiery al knds Shaw and sears 5i
TAI and Satin do all numbers; NEW STYLE FANCY
mn Ain RONNETS: Tuscan and straw DO. latest l1sI-
~. rsiicia Flowers and Wreaths; Irish Linens; Linen
Cambric Handkerchiefs Camb1cs Jaeonels SWISS anu
NH Wnsins. Fancy Nets; EmbrOiderles, and almost
tery variety of FANCY GOODS, suitable TO the season
Usuav kent BY them, which they respectfully invite The
|l'y anu G. YALE, JE., s. co. = Magazine street,
s2S. lm-d&s-w Between common ana "raFtsi SlS.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

PRYT4NL4 Street I'd door abooe p UTERPE Street
aTRS. PREWETT, who has had considerable experience
" and always given entire satisfaction, has opened
SCHOOL as above where will be taught all the branches
aiming to finished educatOn-GeOgraphy, Grammar
Reading Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiology As
tT0uomy, &c, &c. ,a.-
Es@ An experienced French Lady has been employed to
rive lessons in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Atso-d
Gentleman teach Algebra and the higher BRANCHES o.
MATHEMATICS Lessons on the PIANO FORTE and
GUITAR will also be given and especial attention paid to
the department and moral instruction. ,
rS- Among those to whom Mrs p would refer archie
Rev Jno HuChs0n Oakland College, Miss Hon. J. A
Stockman, Mayor OF Natchez q. A lacO>te Esd. Rev
] r. StrattOn Natchez Mrs. Emma Willard Troy \. \ -
Jnn War. Esq. Hon. $. S. Pens Gen. &. n R0Wiey'
aud the Board of Directors OF the Public Schools OF the
Second Municipality New Orleans.
Prices unusually tO7C. OF I'm
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THE VALUE OF TEARS IN TIE PRoGNosIs OF
TIRE DISEASES OF CHILDREN. = rousseau aiilrms
that when Il child cries its disease is not grave !;
that when it does not cry, It's disease Is very grave
This be- thinks may I've regarded an aphorsm. II
the child cries 1t will recover if it does not cry, II
is very seriously it, Although there are exceptions
10 this rule still they rare that the physician
should hold il in very sacred esteem.
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nhr ne MnnTS

z9E It6LET,r III Is iiieilus tsstls-1
N~Sgk that he has estabisheda DEPOT, Ss&sW
s44..s4.- at No 1T C O NJ NJ r c T. EAsHsAAA
Sfeet where he will keep hand and furnish hour
FRESH BEEF, MUTTON VEAL, PORK, ROAST
ING PIGS CORNEn BEEF SPICED ROUNDS,
SMOKED do, TONGUES, GAME, FISH, &c &c, Hay-
ing purchased the Patentee the privilege OF using KEEP
part Patent Preserving he keep in perfect stale
OF preservation. all perishabe Provisions and can furnish
them from day month old being kept in tenn
peature OF $50 400 Fahrenheit He invites the public
attention this improvement Orders will be received al
his Stalls Nos. and St Mays Market, Or at the Depot
as above, and meet with prompt attention. - 49,
Ol6 2w JOHN GAhIlN,
W. Steamboats, Steamships, and Vessels Of all kinds
fnrnIshRd nj the shnTtekt notice.
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FELICIANA ROUSE FOR SALE.

TJVHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
L the FELICIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale: IL
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred f.!59
bcarders and is full eight months in the year; To aI
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great of profit The present occupant wishing
TO retire offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars apply the premises corner of
- ana lts f # ''N7 JAMES ROACH.
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MAGIC PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,

CtPENCER q MIDDLETON haye Just received at Their
office So Magazine street. fom NewY Ork and Boston;
Iarge assortment Of well selected and latest STYLE LEI
TER pr FSS and JOB PRINTING TYPES and ERlNI 1
ING MACHINES, with which they are now prepared 10
execute all orders their line with correct ana dispalG
and on rs reasonable can be obtained m he Guy
With the facilities their command, ana win pfHC
rqi En0dgefge of every department OF their business 70
ybch they Win devote their individual attention, they feel
every assurance that they perfect Satisfaction 10 an
who may favor them with their custom. -, -,.,,r
PRESS over all Others in use, IS generally admtieu
in moot Of which we invite an examination and cOmpa-
SON OF our specimens with those Of any other press IN The
city We print z--7ooo
And other descriptions of Book and job Printing at equally
low rates
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r~The Cars will leave New Orleans and CanOlltOh
bonT after o. clock on Sundays, if the weather is fair
egg The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 minutes
from the corner Of RarOnne and Canal ss mvl2 ustN"V
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TIE WAR IN THE THIRD AGAIN.-We IND n
the OrIeanian of yesterday the following reply TO
the statement Of Mr Flanders and other members
Of the Council Of the Third Municipality, published
in the same paper and copied by us:
We the undersigned, certify that We Tee present a. lnf
last session oi L lbs ,SaomCn in the Oheanan Of the
Ihal Ile dJ I,sl9f. aUnFyed is ely and correct.
zLSC lu'I'' Ia 4! R1.s -ps0ARp +. l.. hICoMEDE,
:. II. PACE. iIANgEEl. DE La f'OsA'
=. CAME, JOSE llfA"9LA ...
=. - NGlTES. S'!8'''''' -'i'' P'''-'''
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offering to the public this and valuable remedy Tor
Consumption Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Colds etc
we amend few notices of the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen IA pamph
led for distribution at the agency which sufferers are invited
10 Obtain Itmay be proper say that Dr. d. eminent
practising physician Of twenty years standing graduate OF
the University of Pennsylvania.
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MosT SINGULAR COINCIDENCE There are
three brothers. residents of this city, who are Prus
SLAMS by birth. The eldest buried child on a GER
tain day, not long ago-the wife of the second gave
birth 10 child, and the third brother was married
the same day. Boston Post.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

INSURANCE UFF1GES.
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of HARTFORD Conn.,
STATEMENT ASSETS ON list MARCH, 1910
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford, $35, OO
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing =, ooo
interest the rate of per ct. annum. 559-l4Vu
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ......... I36W
:. :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ll,5Nu
Stock in Exchange Bank .....,...'. l6,329
e, .. Connecticut River Bank.......... 5,ZsJ
=. =. Eagle Bank, Providence ........,, l,sg0
e. =. Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts. sI
- - Railroad $50. 4550
. . Hartford and New Haven Railroad 1900
The above Stocks are OF the most substantial
character yielding to per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time an adj - o o, ON
vance on the above mentioned cost prices 0l 5OO-lU5U
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co.., Il 0Vy
Real Estate in Hartford valued at. 3A2lO
Bills Receivable, payabein 30 days after demand. am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or ooo
solvent endOrsers. $AS9VOO
Total Assets of tie Company. $3.50 80
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
TT The undersigned, Agents for the above Company
continue to issue policies the lowest rates OF premium re-
'''1'17 " VIM R. FOSDICK,
mv1O tiI istN GEO. G. LAWRASoN