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STEAMBOATS,.

-, For Mobile g9TLT -
- VI " 81 Bs y1 II f9 ~ e.
Christian and Pa;gagogla7I dd gwprs,luJTgs Packet
built expressly 10 e Lake Trade, With superior aeeommo.
above steamer viii leave he Pouiehaan Ragoad DAILY
p. y. Cam and Of ne O'Clock ?. N. Cars on Sunday
81 5''sa o. 9ai.s9 H. 1GgR6bEs Agents. 10 Bank Place
Leiisses = i3HNDE j. D. Gordon rna.eE, win ieave
- loftheqboveog WEDNESDAY, the 12th. at
as Rf0'A For sS rs 81 s9a g. 70
~ q. Yalabusha and YazOo River Packet
Hada. nov ri ieioe, Greenwood. Marion. Va
go gE aBd saisTa = TIT Rgy ghtdrauEhi sesHe!
~ O'Clock A NJ For freight passage, apply on board, foot
dis T. B. SMITH. IS Magazines.
NJ = Red River Packet DUCK RIyER-For
s Eezu9 GRaao hWV'EsP69S Sisi2 I s9a
al O'Clock p N-Tbe well knoyyn fs 11nniH9 sfeaneT
DUCK RIVER, Capt. Agpsga,e, now receiving freight
board, foot Of Bienville street, Or e ,,,-,,
-6sg. n Regular Ssy;gl Oqachita River Packet d.
81 Champagnole, Little Bay, Aliller's Bluff,
inc, oqaehia Ciy, oek Lomen, Trenton Monroe CoI1m-
ba, HaUsonburg, Trinity and Black Biyers-Tle new,
Capt Johnson, viii laye ioI il be above On WEDNESDAY,
lzh INST, at O'Clock P. N. For freight passages apply
di5 - ~ 0l'l-' II b. SMITH, % Magazines.
~ 4. Red River Packet MONTEREY-For
a9 gil OFT THUBsbAY3 tRs i8 an INST, al
4q,eqeS P M-lhe new and fine passenger steamer MON
TEREYs w. W. Whithenbury, master, will positively
leave as above For freight or passage apply on board foot
d1l T. B. SMITH. 95 Magazine st.
II n For Mobile, Montgomery, Wetumpka
Lfikz34 and all Landings the Alabama River-.NslC
5sazza Orleans and .U0HtgomerH Weekly Packet
Ite-NeW Orleans Mobile, and MONTGOMERY Packet, ria
New Baan-On WEDNESDAY i2th inst, at o'clock
p N pOsltIYeyIhe superior, light draug
steamer BEACON Capt ?. Roberts, Jr, viii arrive on
sunday ahd Will leave above. For freight OF passage
having Unsurpassed accommodations, apply board the
New Basin foot Of Julia street. or 10
HYDE L OGLESBf, Il Poydras IT,
N. b. The Beacon will continue in the trade during the
season. d8
r. n Princeton, VicIsbuFg and Miliiken's
BsPd EMe39ky Packet ~ se 9lq MONT
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
psf 81 N.-LoNsITUDE % Y =


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Alabama, Wright Chagress ~ l.e e 49, =
Shin Inca Goodrich. New York, -. IonI- = Hssti5e.
SbD BaneoT Pbilbsook Marees, Jenkins 3 = 1daenooFh
Ship MonUngahea, Whipples Liverpool n cal.
ship Camilus, SYLVESTER Liyefpoq m ~ 1f-sTs5-
Brg Monterey, Keller Philadelphia : nv " y -,
Brig j. Cohen HatlUne, ChagTeas . w am 49,
Br brig Scotia AIcCol, KingEtqns Ja-s- In.i--
SclM. Ella Schembeek, Pensacola 49,
Schr Seg0chet, Watts, Vera Afaz7 -
Schr D. O. Foster Garfield, st. lhomas ana b NSihro
steamer Gen. Hamsr, Boardman, Pensacola J. HaLss
Arrived Yesterday
TThgrs were no arrivals from sea yestsFday.l
STEAMBOATS,.
California, Griffin from Mobile - -
P pemyyEif Beatty, from Fort Sit-iboo bales eotoAf
Monterey, WmheubuFy, from ClucnnaI,
Rio Grande, Gordon, from OpelOusas--s oaia1 eolloA
Eliska, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Geo Nashng - Carrel., from Cincinnati
Rl1ee11. flcIri b1ygn sara--Alb 1aiaa cottons
Gen. Lli1getils Realty, fron Louisville.
colfQuf
| Yorktown, Haldeman, from 81 Hsouii.
Memoranda
The steamer Geo. Washington left Cincinnati on the "a
nsi. Reports 6s feet in The Canal At Louisville, and
N-4-
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Crescent City Circus

Crescent City Circus.
MEssRs GERMANI, LA THORNE and LIPMAN, Proprs-
W tors Of the above tsabhmeu beg leave inform
Of NerOeans that they will open their Circus the l2h
inst, when combination Of talent the Equ line will b.
truly worthy Of paTonage Among The troupe IL the aramtd
hadmoe ROSA decidedly the an'ed Female Equestrian
The world has seen together Mr. WIN WORRELL ne
Clown q Clowns Mr. GERhANi, Mons. LA THORAE and Nj.
NJ LYMAN, tGe great some
The enetm uts will be conducted In manner that
offend he MIST inadOus Such has bn and viii be the
Of the mana cement.
The Seals sill be cushioned.
The Bras Band, composed Fifteen members will be under the
guidance s the ebratsd Nj. MESSENGER. nav
UT1
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FOR CALTFORWTI.

F0R CALIFORNIA.
r. FOR CALIFgBNIA-.Ns,s Orleans and cha
sd toPps de% bhs MONT Nj 5i f' VERNON
cabin and Storage g s9 aS ~ 55o1 1er
Those persons going e California, CagTs are paTc1
40 g. WfcfIk,iE,&iIMS e Common ,tros,
lzEEz-. FOR CHAGREs, via Havana .. S NAL
~ P 5oo to ne BP S4la m fs isa Fl
j. IIarsene u s. n COMMANDING viii leave tor CHAR
with the California and Oregon Mails. On s ATURDAY,
Of St. Mary street, Lafayette.
In Saloons e Chagrs so 90
In 5teerage, aud mes with crew To- Chases As %
- Freight, 80 cents per cubic foot.
70 passage secured Until paid for All passage tickets
- PARADISE, LAwRAsoN & co, Agents,
NIB A Surgeon attached to the Falcon thereby always
securing good medical attendance to her passenger
- FOR san FRANClSCO-Tos sail on SATUR-
sils. DAY 18th inst, pOsitiyey-The fastsaing brig
49, CLARION, Capt. Harris, having been newly
her cargo on board and viii sad above. For freight
d8 T. ii. HARRisOS 70, al Ia tr "a 81
"a This vesselc Handsomely accommodate one two
- FOR SAN FBANCTsCO, Caifonia-The fine
So Al coppened, and very tast-sailng bark JOSEPH
N - FISH, Capt John H. ssavey, will sail on or about
the Sb INST This vessel has excellent accommodation and
is well found and furnished in every respect For freight or
passage Apply on board opposite Post 8, Second Municipal
ty, or 10 TOBY \ BOGERT, 90 Camp street,
DEWEY & Co. q Grayier street,
Cabin passage, SEQ Second Cabin. $50 and found ds
81, FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CaHfornia-The new
esl = goppered and very fast-saing bark STAR Capt
Nm. H. Ih0ndke viii sail as above on OF about
the 5 December This vessel is in superior order, and has
splendid accommodations for passengers, and is well found
anu 'e every rDEWEY E G 6 e II Rs,gei apply to
no OF r. rosy & B0GFRT.' 81 Gsmp 81.
Cabin Passage, $3.50 Second Cabin and Stee1lge, $50
- FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California, Direct
eIz Freight OHt-The superior cOppered and copper
- fastened tast-saiug ship RUSSIA, Capt. -,
having great portion Of her cargo engaged viii have quick
dispatch for the above place For freight only, Apply TO
n23 PARADISE, LAWRASONG co, 81 Grayer st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
THE Mercantile and Professional Of NewoEeanl hereby
notified that accordance with resolution Of the Select Com
me BOOK has been opened and now ad on the table, at the
office OF the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Camp
The reception OF the and oposas Of such parties
take Shares Joint Stock Company ncorpo
rated for the purpose Of establishing and operating Cotton Factory
Of 5000 Spmdss in or near he city.
SAMUEL J. PETERS, J. R. McMUROO
JOHN z, CALDWELL, JOHN NJ. BELL,
j. W. STANTON Select CommtIee.
JOHN BURNS Secretary. nqsT
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~ :. Princeton, VicIlsburg and -Nfiliiken's
- Ben. Bend ,Meealy Packet Steamer MONT
.Nl.VG-F0r PnnceOn YicksBurg, Af1iken's Bend War
mnton, New Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney and Natehez.
The gplcent reguar packet AiONTGOMERf,
Capt j. Estes, viii positively permanently in the trade
throughput the season, and will leave for the above and all
intermediate landings EVERY MONDAY, at 5 O'Clock
P. 8. For freight or passage, apply TO
ia +. B. SMITH, IS Magazine st.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
C0sstsd susgB Morning especially for 7zs CrssesHf-'
Hotsln he Frst municipality CdergHafsd m ne faloaHE
able By nj ~ the Nou he Railroad and gp.s
in the Second 7l the Nos lhoFe the eaoeat Land
Flathult ne
Rim h.Inl ..r-- rLL
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Succession sale Of Esther Hunt, Deceased.
sale Of Improved Property ia the Second HaHicipaLfy
WtLkOUt Reserre-IO effect n Partition.
RK ENI.nl NCIc 4 I.O II

BY FLORANCE s. TAYLOR.
LEWIS FLoRANCE, Auctioneer
SATURDAY December 10 1873 o'cl0ck-YYIlI
- auction, a Banks Arcade
lLOTs Nos TWO and THREE, 50 feet front Apollo street.
and running back side hundred and twenty
one hundred and nneyone inches deep ad1n
ing Lot No and hundred and
hive lines the side adjoining Lot No g. which depth the said
Lot No vdcna right angles ak feet inches and five lines
aud teu extends further depth zyonr feet eight inches
three nes, and has width in the line Of twenty eight
sn gh and privileges 70 said lots oppertanug, consisting Of
Two houses, OF and attic
bounded by Caope, Triton Walk aud Bacchu Lots Nos
and 3 will be sold Ia block.
2-The UNDIVIDED HALF or A LOT adjoining the same
5u lot measures twen1ur feet eight inches and six lines
Apollo by hundred and nneyohe inches
depth between parallel lines, and eight inches
six lines in the line, Amcau the above
lyt Is bounded by Clio, Erato'und Bacchus
3-he LOT OF GROUND situated suburb Saulst above this
city, designated by the number square number go the
plan made BY Charles F. Zmpe Surveyor the he tenth day
December 1851 Said lot inches
Apollo depth Of hundred tgenty-seven feet
ten inches and Eve lines the side Clio together
t"o,slory h9use and Two story Kitchen
4-Qne Square OF GROUND in Lafayette, bounded BY St
Patrick, St David, Sixth streets, per plan.
Also-FIVE SLAVES.
Terms Of sales
For The two story houses the puTc
% ivf oil the New Orleans Insurance Company, GlO0
oned cash, u balance
The wooFy house with Improvements, Apollo street.
cash balance s, Y aud Is months credit
The square in Lafayette, onehTd CASH balance II IS
months.
The ayes, onebalf cash balance mons the sale TO bear l
gage on properly until paid.
Act d ss before D. l. Ricardo Notary Public at the expense Of
the purchaser. d.
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The steamer Geo. Washington lef Cincinnati on the "a
inst Reports 6s feetwateE in The Canal At Louisville, and
at a stand.
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AUCTION SALES.
y, A, RTAVD. AucfIoneor.

j. A. BEARD, AuotIOneer.
Socks ras,dsys sad TRardy Res E sdas S 0 nd
Saturday. at u O'Clock az Bans Arcade General sales inter
Excellent House GIri....... Excellent House Girl.
BY =. A. BEARD, AuetiOneer.
Fl o. 81 fouls Exchange g. Louis sueei-
v good Washer and 2 opdl ~ .1a iy S'5 y s .
hsa againsl the vices aid Haiadirs prescribed by law
Ae Of sale before Beam. Es Notary Public, expense
Of The purchaser dl2
sale Of Valuable Vacant Lots on Palmyra street,
Second Municipality.
By j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer'
THURSDAY December 49, At " oclock-W be sold At nue-
TWO LOTS or GROUND in the Second Municipality, being
eyo dated II May 1870 and deposited 10 to oes Of D I Nc
between Roman and Dsrgny streets, y 100 fesi 10 inches
TermsThe purchaser assume payment for
the 0 gZ3 each, payable lGh December 1873, and
June 1880 with interest after maturity, not paid, ct Fer cent
As Of before Beard Eco Notary Pubo the
Of the purchaser. dl2
sale of Furniture. sale Of Furniture.
BY c. c. WHITLEY, AuctiOneeF.
THuRsDAY December "a at oeoek-Wal be sold at public
very large valuable Of Household FURNITURE. The
said Furniture is new Of very quality
n Bsae positive and without reserve, the family about
Catalogue sale. ..........Dry Goods.
BY f. H, PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY December 49, alto oeock-Wil be sold, thAuc
10 Pactsgsi d DOMESTIC GOODS, eonssng Of
q bales Manchester sheeiugsi
8 = = h Sdss%iss sass 9ilI'
cases benehed Thofudike Shestngs.
Lewrenee's sheeingsi
Ouss Denims;
bales 81 and g. brown sheeings.
iQ packages and lot. Of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS such
wide Engh Prns black add fancy Musns Blreees Dc
Iane, plain and fancy Mrnos Scotch Plsids French
Rboq9s Lasesi Hosiery GlOve'i SIX cvatsi combsi Plat
'' rsr B5i'niR PsIai. al Is .5is. etc
cstal9sass YIN Be ready and the goods be examined early
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GRAND CONCERT.

pY Particular request M CONRAD CHARLES REslNGER
ID bog6 that L1 viii give
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 2b, At the Commsrea
Exchange. Of Per1id0 aud 81. Charles
~ n R. RElSlNGER VIII be assisted Orchestra COM
posed OF The best Are Of the Mr.. A. GKAU will preside
the Piano Forte. ylIgy aad splendid Compost
will be- given.
Mr.. RElsNGFR will perform GRAND FANTAIslE on One
String taom M0u 0f gelnls Norma" composed by hm
pggEs
EB Tickets 81 90, be had all the principal Muse
Doors open hspuzt Concert commence quareg-pa
I'glYr rfaaIv.
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SOuth-W esteFn Circus.
THIS Splendid Company E4uestrsn GymnatH and Acrobat
win he finest stud Of HoEs=s In the county Mammoth Wetar
Proof Pavilion capable Of safely nd ouabV setting 800 per-
na properties and decorations Of zoe Descriptions
have opened Tor nights, CONGO SQUARE, COMMENCING
MONDAY NOV 26 1889. The following distinguished per
formers will appear in their several acts nightly.
Mr. EATON STONE.
Nj. Gao. Sweet, mr.. s. q. Stokes Nr A. Levi,
W. Rockford, r. Saundeu, Master Willie,
A. 4. Lyming, W. Kelly, Charlie.
II. Day
Madam W. Lahe, La Belle Carliue, La Petite AmsTies,
,.vv aRd L1e three excellent Clo~99, .,sr,>
u Doors open a haLpast Performances vii Commence
% I nLaeaav. .Iielets 8 Centa
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Second municipality Council.

WHOLESALE TRADE-Bndget Boyle, charged wi IN steal.
ing 500 worth Of groceries from E. Baker the corner OF
Dryad and Eutepe streets, takea in charge yesterday
10 await an examination.
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RoBBERY.The clearinghouse Of Mr. Joseph Joel, Ne.
"a Hospital street, was entered yesterday morning. between Il
and Y O'Clock, and robbed Of 995 in silver, ve watches.
rings gold buftoas, The police on the track OF
the thieves
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ARREsTs following Arrests were made yesterday by
the Firs; Municipality police: James Reed dangerous
and suspicious character Leopold, slave, charged with
larceny Peter, slave with his day, No 25lG taken into
custody the complaint Of the Captain of the brig SALIVA
dora. who charges him with larceny.
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SHIPPING.
lOlLE8 TIC POETS

DOIl y y TIC = y II rs.
Il. FOR NEW YORK---.Nerc4ant's Liae-To sail
regular I'd packet G p AFFGHAN. e Capt I d. e.
Copeand has nearly all her cargo eggaged apd WIN sail
passage having excellent staeroom aecommodaons, apply
Or TO [dlil Il. TOBY & BOGERT, So Camp St,
IL, FOR CliARLEsTON-SEwgter Liae-The Al
So ee9ppered and eopper-fqsteRed bdg PATRIOT,
modatoas apply On board at Posi- !, d Munepat or
do T. NJ HARRISON 4 CO. Ia 6r awe Il T. -
forward a goods for the interior.
-, FOR BALTIMORE-OrisaRsL iae-The fast.
ssAls sailing packet bark CHEM NGO, Capt SNOW,
going on Boa T VIII e On PGTfi r r sfsd s a
For balance Of freight, passage having splendid accom-
Ldi6 Q. j. MEEKER Co. Is Poydras '' St
@ F Ssg B 6asE Nh q zi 5g 6eo 1s fast
patch F2r bqa1ee g 1sigI q passage apply on board
l55 Agents in Boston, Messrs. J. Silloway s Co.
- FOR NEW, NOBK-yUsrehagts, LAe;-,The !
XII ,S a g regular ao, P1s osSr bark ii 81 ANP pa
Municipality and will have prompt dispatch. For balance
u T. TOBY & BoGERT, 50 Camp St
"a FOR NEW HORh-S taRfGqH,s louisiana and
49, regular packet snip CLIFTON, Capt III In.
board and viii have immediate dPaaR For es b or pS
sage having superior aeeOmmodat9n5 apply board at
M corner MAGAZINE and Lafayette streets.
- FOR NEW NORk-Staatel,s Leuisiana aud
80 = sAe71 York LiHe Of Packeis-With Imme diate
- nlspato h-Ihe very fast-saiing regular packet
snp SOU IAtERNEi, Capt. Sullivan, having large part
OF her cargo engaged and going board will be dispatched
as above For freight passage, having superior accOmmo-
ualOnss apply board, ST. Joseph wharf,
J. w. STANTON s co.
do corner Of Magazine and Lafayette sts.
% E Tba n Ps ~ '1- ,5 & Ii9s
s4AA THOMPSON, Capt, Me1TyTnan, having a large
VIII have
For balance of freight, passage, having fine accommOda
tons, apply 10 muster board opposite the Mint,
MS c. J. MEEkER & CO.. s. P0ydfas =.
e. FOR PHIL ADELPHi A-Commsrcial Lines
] p The Al very fast sailing ship HINDO0. Captain
.s77z Miller viii have dispatch for the above port no
tg Or passage apply on board opposite the Market, Fins
! Municipality, Or 70
]. W. ANDREWS & CO., 81 Common st.
~ a AGENTS in Philadelphia, Mes Lincoln s Co, No
/ IS South Ahares nl3
~ FOR sAYANNAH-WIth Dispatel-The fine
sEA tla3S Si q packet schooner REBECCA AMI
! - FR ANClS, Capt. Nickerson, has a part Of hel
cargo egaged and viii sail as above. For balance of freight
OF aage having superior accommodations apply board
/ at Lower Pcayune Tier or TO
/ do R. NJ. HARRISON & CO., Il Gravier st.
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PLNCIDE,s XNRIETIEs.


ORLEANS STREET between Royal and Bourbon
" On Thu RSDAY EVENING, Dec. 49, 1919, will be peri rmtd
for e hsi ne s season. the asebraisi new Opera, in acts
by Halevy, entitled LIZ VAL D'ANDORE.
Principal penne MN. Scott Debunay, GrHat, Menthaut and
Mines Begsu and GalnieT.
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Dr. Christie,s GALVANIC BRACELETs


PAGES IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
SAW MILL, ETC., etc.
TTNHE undersigned his Factory in the city of Baltimore,
L Md, is extensively engaged m manufacturing the fol,
lowing and various other Labor Saving Machinery, all of
his own invention and of which he holds Patents under the
Government of the United States, VIZ;
Pages improved Patent Portable saw Mill.
This Mill which has for enjoyed such dsn-
guished celebrity in the Middle, Western, South western,
and Southern States has been improved within the
last few months render Of the most efficient if
not the most effective, machine which has ever been pre-
Hened for public favor. The unsOught cehcates, which
he has from of the first in the country, place ts
character for Simplicity, Strength, Durability and Potential
of the Saw he has been enabled to cut timber Of any diane
ter rendering the intermediate OF any other saw
wholly to reduce the size OF logs, deaideatum
Of the very first importance
GRIST MILLS.
Pages Improved Paeqt Gris Mill which stands unryai
farmer Of the many hundreds who have had themin use
PAGES NEWLY CONSTRUCTED PATENT WIND
MIlI4-OF VARIOUS SIZES.
This Mill constructed upon entirely nOvelsprnclps the
wings adjusted 10 be Substituting and capable OF accom-
mOdating themselves 10 the wind, let It blow from what
quarter may. These Mills also arranged as TO
On their operations night and day with but little attention.
HORSE POWERS OF FROM -FOUR TO TEN
HORSE CAPACITY.
Corn aud Cob CrHSherS IfraShlg Machines, Cora and
seed Planters, Hay Presses, and various other Labor
Saving implements, all of rstrae utility testified by
those who have Ought and tested their virtues.
TO- Orders addressed MessTs STARK, DAY &
STAUFFER, and MessIs. BRAuD & LANDRY who
are his Agents in New Orleans, will be speedily filed SO,
also will those which be addressed to the undersigned,
the inventor and Manufacturer.
TEAMS - Cash, in BALTIMORE On the shipment OF the
MA 4tNtd&3mW Baltimore, Nd.
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DANGERoUs AssAuLT.-Geogge Howard was aHaigned
before Recorder Baldwin, yesterday. for violent assault
committed upon person Of Chares Deyerux, PoydTas
street, the of ST. Chares, Monday evening
Devereaux lies dangeuuy i'll from the effects Of the injuries
receIved. Ihe examination nosIDOneL.
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, ct.
INCORPORATED 1926.
~ A PIT A l.. : 400, OOO.4E7
D. w CLARK, President
VM. CONNER Secretary

PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF .
HARTFORD, ct.
t2:CAPITAL. 800, Coos
r MS VI c6 6SAEK. 5 Bssii@sni:
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS /
rHE UNDERSIGNED ,vD bD 9S Gg5RP .a, t. .c
and avorably known Company, now prepared to insure
2 9I e r9T' terms against MARINE AND
Az losses win Be promptly settled here paid in Hartford
- CHAs. {. LATHRoP, Agent
- Once " Camp street, New Orleans. oSl is
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Samuel Bell Thomas (. Adams, Moses Greenwood,
Ti,, n, 6 aJa I'm K converse Gleqdy burke,
Sabab IiJ IsTS' Io6n ~ len W stanton
J; +. G. Nles John NJ Bell II. Nj. Wright
" 5 zasGbRaIie, lohP 3, Iyds {9hP 9; Woo@mif,
=. A. Bartiere, .. L. A)abelstcen i. PUG PUG,
!. Ri q y R T. T%ET HEs6i. z T. eea aTa
- MUTUAL InsuFRnC
FR PPy 9 RRISE suq Y GBSRTPEaFy T N s f 2R
! upon lie 8IUTtA Al. PRINCIPLE.
The Crescent Mutual insurance Company o New
With a subscribed and pledged Gapfal Of
Is now ready to receive applications and make IN
sqranees At their office, on the northwest corner Of
camp and S'a'ier street. On
FIRE. MARINE AND RIVER RISKS, A
at the tariff rates Of premium.
tual Principle Of Insurance, and Is emphat-
lcaly Home Institution. It's earnings ~
10 be invested and employed here, under
the immediate control of the Trustees, and
not sent to other cities for investment.
Every person insurng with becomes interested in its
ceand the PROFITS instead Of being divided among few
ockholde belong those who insure with the Company.
The Trustees of the vital necessity of well secured
and pledged ~ D. reliable of loss and ample
der all ordinary calamity the public that they have
now fund of
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Subject AL The contn gences of CAPITAL and liable for
the lOsses of the Company.
The Trustees bel eve this subscription offers full security 10
the assured, and that this Company presents unusual guaran-
tees tor prompt and liberal settlements of loss the
funds OF the Institution retained here and its beng purely
Southern and Domestic Institution, its cOn-
trOed by foreign directors, and will conform Southern
habits in its mode Of business.
The portfolio Of the Company is at all times open for the
inspection of parties wishing make insurance with it,
SAMUEL BELL, President
THOMAS A. ADAMS Vice President
CHARLES j. MANSONI Secretary. jyl9 m6is
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LARCEyY-Chares Francisco was sent before the First
District COur yesterday, Tor the larceny OF watch, the
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AMJSEMFNTS.
MEXICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs STREET

AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs STREET.
q BeNEflT sud positively last appearance Of sgno ClocCA
" NiNS' wednesday, viii b peauas the Grand Ballet entitled
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' hfs e' 1Si55 TdE MAGIC GliL.GT|TE.
To- e5acadss ~is5 Ia GrLER, ~ siaS Uoe1. ''''
- Mr. L. B. CAhfkAu, ne original and unIivalled hesa
engaged for few nghs only Due notice will DO given Of his
md Third Tiers, Soc. Coored Boxes 5Oei Gallery, Csc. Private
Boxes and Seats may be secured the Box Once between The
performances will commence a. quarter pnst
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
~ Third Night Mr. BUCHANAN, the Amateur and uut but
bgt two Of bis engagement. -
o. ~ Uea' 15
open daily, from 10 until .THlB EVENING Wednesday Dec
- WIN " TliE STRANGER.
Stranger Mr.. Buchanan Mrs Heler Ms J. N. Field
in which NJ and Wrs Nsoes Rsymo9d vim 10 conclude
with LIFE IN NEW YORK In 1912.
~ The Ballet postpoasd ot week.
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
CTAGE Manager Mr. BASS. and PaIquete, IS
, Upper Boxes 50 cents; Gallery, IS EVENING
'4-'' 49, - STARS in VARIETY;
Grand Ballet Dveriaement WHICH hne Anionia Hiario
will appear. T9 be followed By ne Popular Comedy Of
Marx Chas Mr.. Bass Alfred Highdysr Mr. c. Howard
Mars Darling 6n win songs Mrs; C. Howard
GRAND FESTIVAL " TERPslCH0RE,
in which ~ ho Sale Corp will appear To conclude with
- THE ALPINE MAID.
swig ......hr Holland Rosee Mrs. C. Howard
ORLEANS THEATRE.
ORLEANS STREET. Royal and Bourbon
" On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 49, 1919, will be psrrmsd
for the frsi ime his the celebrated Opera in
BY Haevy, entitled IL VAL D'ANDoRE.
Principal psrers, MN Scott Dsbnnay, Grah Msnthan and