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1NHE subsorlben Manufacture from he BEST CAS-
STEEL, Circular Saws iiOm two 10 sixty inches in d
Ameter also, Mill Pitt CTOssOut and other Saws all
superior quality. They also satsthat these Saws are ground
~ thelI p tent machinery which enables them to claim
euAyey Tor their SAW the advantages derived from
use OF these machines, which are highly important as t
saws are thereby made perfectly true and regular in tho
ness or thick or thin Of part thus ghenng CiTOu
Lar Saws BY gradually Increasing them in thickness ir0I
ne cutting edge to their centre. The truth and uniforms
OF their surface renders less in the teeth
say and on this account less power required TO drive The
saws be5des they will not need frequent shapenngbt
timber.
~ These Saws may be had Of the Subscribers OF of The
principal Hardware Merchants in this city and throughou
the United States. r. HOE CO.
O29 6md&W . and 81 Gold st., NewYOTk.
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Tag F4srA1ooNs PARTY. The Springfield
aspubliean reoef,ls tho rise and progrsss Of an-
1ihlr ua4 party founded On a single principle.
To priaeifie = 81 pxeeliehi one and no doubt a
larae party car Be oFgahizsd On. the basis Of it. Il
has blsr aiionied With some success IN ihe Tree
soil movement
These was once man, wise IL his own eyes,
end deemed BIZ hls HeighbpTs a little strange
WHO upon rising from his bed one morainr, paused
nha considered before he dressed. He was a waking
dieauieI, and thus he dreamed. . panlaloons are
esnliai ~ pantaluons. Ia lr0tl, no otker garment
3 essential bUf pantalooRs, therefore [ 70 in ior
rantnloonai and nothing hut panial6ous. Anyinan
who goes in for any thing else is hypocrite, aud
ne Truth Is not In him. Nel this man ,vcHf eut
lio Ne world with nothing but pantsloaps on. He
met llen Is cont, hat, ard bOes. and clad as Iaen
usrlg are. Nj friends, 2 s,id the dreauler, syou
arr wrong. You must take of yout coat and pull
81 you boots aud lay aside youf hat, for these are
"a Ron-easeniiala.n But We hass just as GOOD
faaiaiooas - yonrseli answered the men g /
know bus they are partly covered with your ceat-
tailss and are not lhs prominent objects Of your
arsss Look q me. am nothing but antaloons /,
Thus llt man went up and down the country and
Aeugh 10 found many who admitted thas pantaloons
were essential. he could find but few who did not
e1nalcr other articles Of dresa IN the sae category
ils WAS wroth At lhia, and bFawled, and IN prscess
81 time Eatharet 50 han wise and more sinlple
who i4ted UP their voices, and cried = panialoons
iqteveF Y he world iogEed on Al usual bni an IS
us1tai viah curious world, it would like 10 khoaF
waai tle party IN pantaloons and nothing else pro-
pose e &c. A.el rs have The programme.
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAIiDIS,
EASES.-The reputation Of the ritter is well estab
Shed that all that Necessary say to those who have been
unfortunate have contracted ofthCse dread
fu diseases known deaed Secret Dessen, in part Of
their Ofms is that the writer afer most
fu practice OF twenty years confined strictly to VenereHl
Diseases and Dsaasoa Of the Beod Chayng treated and
sVed many hundreds who past all hope many OF
whom had beOn under the treatment Of eminent physicians
without TeCsivng benet is enabled to offer pOli
lively safe, certain and speedy Should Of the
unfortunately afflicted see this short advertisement they
would do well to call al No. So CUgT0hHoUsE STREET,
before applying eeheTe and avail Themselves 0fthe bene
fits ofthe subsonber'E long and Observation-Disclosures.
Visit B. y. MULLEN. IS Cust0mhOuEa q.
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hoNANflc kLofEafEST.--On Efi,lay night last
Alf Ehea. b. and Miss Matilda c.. 6fsibis
city aloped 10 Cuvngion, and were married. On
ridaF q discovered By the lather ,f III ,sisrf
~ Mad made an arrangement 9o l4ave him 10
raarry man he had forbidden Der hand, ana AZ was
,ieierniAed % keen an eye on her. II had been
aIianred and her father had lonud il out, and she
knew ID thai She youHE lady should meet he Young
man adt lover together At a cerlain plaoein d caf-
faqa and goio Covngtos Altsrdinner, The father
vas asked, much 70 his Surprise, 10 accompany his
dap1hlef 70 ZIG gery place Of meeting which had
beer eppoinisd ard they were 70 start al 4 O'Clock
So he father went about BIS business tia She mp
poinied Understanding ~ found his daughter had
started before bis return
d vain 10 sought her but knowing they would
cross Tie Terry boat be stationed himself on a. and
hallod every earriage that passed, but ioand 20
daagkief IA length an empty carriage CAME
abQafd, nd on tho same trip a ngaed cripple limp
irF hafrully, and staring shout AZ though he had
nevos fen a bout before He was accompanied by
= yoR.hinl ooking parsonage in male attire. The
ely beat passed over, and Tie carriage stopped ut
M loot q ihe hIil Tor The driver 10 arrange the har
t aH preiexA and the rugged boy and compan-
ien waited there NATL the bond again showed Oh 10
7fpIa 70 lhis side. Ihcd Mi b. and Miss
@ .ior i was they ~ dIsgtiseJ Jumped into
at larraHe rode 70 the pfiesf drew of their dis
rHlS8 were married, and returned to ihe ferry on
ll.ir lames The young lady 1sClng father,
sli'l on watch and i6ld hiIn what had been
done, la4 hew he was cheated by The ragged boy
snd hslaol il boys colhsa, and then she mildly
ASKED napas paTdoR, which reluctantly, was grant
.d shd shs bride, bridegroom, and the old gentle
mas reds home together, making an ending Of an
loPsalenii quite agreeable CUiefa1ati PIPER
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for the cure Of GOnOThma.
Glest, Structures, VeneTea.
disease, etc. etc.
In offering these pfepa,
TatiOnS to the public,
DOetOrs Leroy and Peletiei
feaflstSly hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
quaied, either for theiI
curative properties or fOI
mlldness, safety and Ger.
laihty in their operations,
by any other preparation
compounded for similar
puIpOSeH, Row before the
public.
Long standing cases OF
G0HOrrhGa, Glsst, Strlc-
lures, Pains in tie IOiag.
Burning IN the Ulig1;.fi
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"BE EEULTIuL AID N uLTIPLT4n
u CREATIVE BLlxfR.-Th, i the ohly ectuaI rene.
"a .68 ii ss ocsoped PS oesS &C.
ce hUhE and msny Of the HOstrum recently recommended
unIvsed excellence, fame, aad popularity have brought
INTO the market The medical faculty. Of Europe and the
he JUNO CORDIAL and have not given their faneiion
in asnge instance that has been authenticated to
relieved By Tie Juno Cordial are generally such as to leave
the publication OF certificates of Of the question:
the proprietor could produce host OF the most oonelasvs
testimony 20 show that the great reputation that it enjoys
positive and apparently maoulonH virtues. In al directions
are 9be found the happy parent, Of healthy opdnE who
gn Aad I equally goIsHt IN he ns5y i,sSsfi foI 9
the pdca Of the Juno Cordial became the trash that has
seea thrown n ne market in opp9sson e i 4 ,2l cheaper
ought 70 be much dsagr, many Of the ingredients which
compose it amOaE the ngI 10 ast1e Whereas
nsy and less ia merit We Essuge Tia render at he almost
reliance may b placed IL the juno Cordial IN the Of
low VIZ Ioat Of MuIeuiet Energy. Physlca Lasstgde
tons fndseiton si1ggfshness o the Liver Geet or lev
coTha Whites and kluOI AlbOt. and every disease in
FnHetiOnsin all Of which il will afford afloIt immediate
relief and Il used directed, ia almost certain TO produce
conIqow Of spy Ts9E1Si' oT durability o certain nature
health ara yEOr u Dnel period and where want OF of
spring cause OF regret if reoouIse be had 70 H. the nolt
Of posess value those without offspring thaa taken
the precedence in Italy and will in al ether countries where
Il GO poisesIeI The unvgsd qualities Of curing incipisnt
and have With great success to
ration Of their health and the IHFu is that medicine has
been added to the catalogue for the Of nopent
20 IPssd wide the bsgsiass Of thin medicine haze ap.
in the United sateI Of Ameoa my sole agents for its sei
AID none can be Eenui7e gP9,s i Gomez through them
Sold OsLT IN New Orleans at S0PoYDRAs sTREElEST
NO. 10 CARoNpELET STREET., sign af "a,
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TAh FRRNoH .1UoINA ooRDIAL,

FHNHE INVARIABLE SUCCESS of these Drops in
OF ImpO!enCy has gained for them lust celebrity
To those persons who by Of Venay sefpOlutiOn
have brought on themselves Premature lmpoenGy nvO
u1tay Seminal Emissions, General Debility, Weakness
and Storytelling of the Genital Organs Nervous Affections
other consequences of unTestaned indulgence OF the
sensual passions, these Drops strongly recommended
This dreadful practice COhansml causes depression
owness OF spiH with peculiar fits Of melancholy, aud les
s1ns both mental and bodily capacity,
~ The only AgeHOy in the United States is at No. IL
CAROFDELET StRe!, between Canal and Common sts
NewOfeuns signof the EzonlapiuB Statue. silly
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TINE subscriber would respectfully call attention o
Il all those bound to the Gold Region, TO his large stool
Of useful and necegs9Ty articles, such every variety
Wall and other TENIsy with Portable Tent Poles Can
vaSs PACK SADDLES; Portable CAMP BEDS Weigh
ing about two pounds Canvass TRAVELLING BAGS
&c. all Of which he oiieTs at fair prices, and in uuRpt
". Those wishing their articles prOOled can be 40.
oOmmodated, ard 10 all customers who prefer 10 do thet
water PROBING, the subscriber will give the Teeapl
end guarantee the effect equal any other process FAIL
and Purchase R0FS OF every description spleed and f
nshed. FLAGS Of every description made 10 order an
neatly repaired Every description Of Wood and lion Frame
AWNINGS, TARPAULINS, &c made and wa1IaItsJ
proof against rot or mildew. ri CASSiTlV
corner Canal and Magazine sts., entrance on Canal
- Az oiaen nom the country will be promptly at
ese -. nj,
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PHILADELPHIA, June & l546.-I feel free TO Teoommen
Dr. Dayis't Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from expert
enoe oil its beneficial effects in my have been
for tome time past subject to attacks Of splitting Of blood
tended with weakness Of the breast and sensation
AZ the stomach, accompanied with dytpepto symptoms
Last spring, having an attack Of it, recommended by
acquaintance who had been cured by Dr. DaySs SyIup
to Try it, did and relieved BY II in less than
bottle. Its apparent good effects immediate.
JOHN 4. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker, 10 Race st.
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A. +. COCHRAN g. co.
AZ Tehoupitoulas street,
S I@s6S gRRs66iF s NUS 4Ss go etc.,
RAlslNss-, qasu.itirs 10 suit pprels'ols,
si m ~ ssy b5s S T ~ ns o'dep oauA
-PEGANs, 8RAZli, NUTS and PEA NUTs-SJ0
gEPFsE E 81 R&cB GINGER. se.-4aO bsEr.
I, S6A kgHs-sA geney q lieth Floyd y "a. =
9.iyf ~ IS9 baskets Plat. sDs qga, " Plqgnol"
WINES ARs0st Claral. ate, in bogs. Malaga sweet
and dIy Pot Wine, yaEiohI qualities. etc.
BnTfERz-A lvsYso o ksad, iuPpy bss, St. LOui.
ORANGES and 1EAfQ NS-Of direct impOhaion, and
NEs--Ia jar ead fancy boxes
CaAMPA E9 oiSi basf i.ilg' sAoN 0'''oh'
BRANDY en- ESQ esaes flesh, landing;
MACCARoNl AND VERN1UELLI-sOO cases fresh
ERE GsACii Shes 2 bosesi flint gga!ily No L
FONDEh-Aaenry Of the celebrated . American Chrys-
al Powder Company" guaranteed equal 10 any
MADEIRA. SHERRY AND PORT WINES.
9es Ss&o Of Hogs G RsS5! S eo
lhdla sud Reserve Aadeifa in pipes half pipes and
MADEIRA Witnessed choice, in eases OIL doz. each.
sibhRY WlhEs-A monullado, DuE, Gordon & Co,
PALE AND BROWN saERR Y-Boitisd in London,
PORT wis Esg0polto wives Of various srs.le, few
easksi Gnee1s Tod. avsiy superior wine Choice Pott
sPkRRG 0CR oS:sa s SSiS T HoeEh sfS
ehoteq wise aud OF rfpeut importation.
CuAMPAGE' WtNES-Of the well known brands Of
RFinsH Couon heu Schneider La 1ercef Palace
BoKAR s AZ G,ss9 Ri BRiFTRRSs '' and Pa'
BRANDlES-O OF The well kHewn brands Of Quad, DqPuy
\ Co. Finfages Of 1872 as ~ as AID g. james Hen
Easly. T. II, Godad, LegeI FfeEel finet Castlh0n 4
Co. feleVOi1ln Demon, nnd either brands 10 half pipel
UNfiF9qEB' 5V5'ifN VINEYARD rRoPRIEroRs, co. Is OLD
NAC-ViuiaEe Of 1885, Ia eighth caska
Id fyfll1N TN dpulinhnss
GiN-Noieftts fmnaiHl fsare Clover Leaf. swan, sc
JAMAICA RUM SCOTCH ANtl IRISH WHISKY,
OLD MEMORABILIA WHISKY, sc, &o. --s .
feLmla By BURROWS n QSTtuM,
rs 2W No ~ Naichez street,
4 AEDlNG-FTom New York and Bosoa paeketz-
- l0boEe Huf. Fancy soapt in small and large cakes
vhIi0nE cOOrs:
10 boxes Patent Wax Candies plain and coored;
dozen EHgiih AHchovy Paste;
q hl0alfT ..
2 canisteu z. l. Carrie Powder;
100 p0unag Bologna Sausag s;
I00- SAP sage Cheese
10 dozen ST. Thomas Bay Rom;
10 boxes lieaket's farnai
90 very old CASTLE SOap; D..
caEfs Pinnes. lancy Jas;
10 Hlnice Aluscll Niue; -.s.-
I bauel White Rio Iapioea;
4 ease4 Qfon, ven hneis 49,. q =
Is Hyfpn, lmpeunL Guupowdei, and Ooiong
Tens, In 2 rs iancy ednterli
% chef. and hiifehssi Blaot aHd GrOon Teas, al
0am p'''''' '''''' iR.AlsMoND & ARsnTAGR.
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sn'ef ,snt ia aaiA1r 81 tpiritld raInfpt erus;na
~, ft1-0 frnIion j. lel sid cendsmIinE ife cas.
iIn. r 1ln 81 as tslrF o. 6Qllua is fsneel sh eNas
llta1 rrf 5hil1 dsaenacel " Edsioa RsiheI ard
tllas l'f.a nala q laAla q ~ Eitoh maaia. ~
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DuFTER AND CHBESE-A ANAL invoice Of Iowa
I'D Rutter Of very superior quality and equal any Goshen
landing from steamboat Hannibal Also in stare $50 kses
81 Louis and Cincinnati Batter 2Ol boxes prime Weston
and Goshen Cheese. For sale BY
no WM. L. CUSHING & CO., IS Common st.
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CALIFORNIA CHART5-Just Teceiyed, Charts Of the
~ SouhAtlanto and Pacific, The NoFhtPaoifu and Coast
Of California; also OF the Gulf of Mexico. For sale BY
n3 y. WOOD \ CO., opposite Podt q, "a Ny,
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MIR. GEORGE CULLUm offers for sale his delightful
lVl residence the Eastern shore OF Mobile Bay a
There is not charming spot TO be found In the ta
- South. II stands some seventyhVe feet above ai3
8the water the land rising in succession Of terraces
asOld, handsome wharf rises TO the it Of these whence
well laid ierpentne walks lead to the delightful residence
and out buildings The place Is called RRvenna from the
Tayue that edges the Northern side Of the front lawn, the
middle of which flows stream Of spring water that rises
amidst the foliage that lines the side head the dell and
sneyer even peepe at by the Besides ccng through
the Dairy this sparkling stream FORMS the Bay sue
sion Of everOwRg Shower Baths and Wafer is
almost always salt that washes the foot Of the bluff every
species fine Bathing at all times be enjoyed Album.
dance of Game always be had in the rear and an IN
failing supply of Fish be taken at any time in front
For a Summer Residence and Watering Place, It can
scarcely he equalled ia the South.
e For terms, and other Particular, inquire Of r. f.
NICHOLS & 90. cor Camp and Natohez sts go lm1tW
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Brooklyn Warehouse COMPANY.

THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP,
i PERS is called to the Brooklyn Fire pr0af WaIe.
houses at the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt
of Produce from the Wett and yIerehgRdisG fom the
North intended for eshipmen Having 1900 feet frontage
which goods are Immediately eonveRed without drdgage
exposure 10 the heather, ample will be found for
the dschsrgng Of Steamers and oadnF Of Ships Charges
are Fixed very low rates Gas per taT) and every
mOdaOn offered 10 Merchants in the City and ShppeB
the Upper Country being the wish of the Company to
equal the cOnVenences Of the Atlantic Dock Of New York
Persons interested the transmitting Of Merchandise
invited 70 viIit the premises 0eg ~ Poydras street.
.Nc1qOTisaHs. IHAHER y co, A gents.
Refefehoes s. R. GEDDEs, ]. w. STANTON 4 30,
r. f. NICHOLS. or 3m
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Mutual Benefit lie and Fire Ins. CO.
Office No. % Gravier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles

Trustees:
John Iagan, Joseph Walker, John g Allison,
Peter U0uTey IT,, Mauusel White tWm g IeyeTieh
Robert j. Ward Samuel stewart Edward SnatFovg
lkaao JOhnsOn, Geo, StTRWbFaReg Henry IS bUpEnsr
FkTER CoNREY' u, President Board Of Trustees.
IosephW Stanton, John STROUD, Sen, NJ, M, Cohen,
WIN. N Gooddeh, Joshua Baldwin, William H. White
John L; saiiarans, WaTriek Martin, john D. Rein,
torbeas Feo%e, 6 s6 M KIN TomEkn'
Edw. JenneT Coke,
~ This Company s prepared to entertain applications
Tor e lnsuIanoe and issue Policies al sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes Table Of Rates gta
shed by the Board which less than the charged By
the New kO and London Offices and without their Testo-
tons esO residence in the South By the charter dividends
OF profits are declared annually aud the profits draw interest
and can b made available at the extent Of two
umsiH full
PREsTON w. FARBAR, Vice President.
a. J. WEPDERBuRE, M. d, Medical Board Of
~ Thomas HCNT, M. ID. ) Consultation.
HARMON DoANE, Secretary. L L. GO0LD, Attorney.
Examiner. Office hours Tor blacks 7S 10 81 do tor
whites to p NJ at his residence lie viii examine white
applicants at The Office Of the Company daily, from IN 70
without permit which be bad on application At the
Office Of the Company. - H. g. HEART, Agent
California Permits are Issued to Life Insurance member
a. Nef0Tk and London rates ffospectus tae OF rates,
aud all information Life Insurance, and al paper
eeaI 70 effect Insurance eau BE had al The oee OF the
In orefto accommodate all Glasses Of oar Citizens young
and mechanics having families dependent upon them
The premium amounts % ESQ per 10 pay
ha in cash and half in satisfactory ehdose u
months, bearing Interest Of per cent. pel Hnnum.
IssuR h,ScE osEy m TeSointi95 M M Bosfd 40 Fs
klNeE o. Nanne Aakt are taken.
~ Rioo hQun, , \. 70 bP.M. tsaausi
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rV20 BRAYMEE, CALIFORNEANs. -
H. AND PI.iNN 7 GRsi--lsaIga 80 and 4
inch iroH Ale COTTON nRAYS. 8tash @3SsF
lfou Aisle and Wooden Axle DIR A YS-these 80
ETHys manufactured By JOHNSON n &elch, FhUdel
pills; GOvgfumen Wagons; Trucks ess; Tents; India
Rubber Goods Sglale, Pack ShAdleI Hatew Fifth
thaiuE Rack smith bellows aRd Anvil; Horse and Mnle
Sheea Motel thee goods will ho ssld at less IN hal
their uIual picet-. -Aso-
AlnlRs assortment nf ERdern manufactured LOCKS
Fofihi9EtNo. lS Canal street Row. up stairs. NJ
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BLAKR's FIRE ANp WATERPROOF NINE

MORE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS of this Paint
ll has been sold here the past which has given
very general saIaption TO AZ WHO have used it-andIhs
demand for increasing. The Paint Is Of two COlorsh
Slate and Chocolate the latter OF the most fashion
able oO0is in ue, and far durable than kead
the weather makes IMPRESSION H. WHISTLER used
upon Brick or Wood.
Mr. BENSON "a Practical Painter, Camp street, opposite
Lafayette SquaIe) who has used II eKtenslvely VIII mpa
ever desired Information Tespe sting r. 80, -. .-.
Sold Wholesale and Retailby A. c. WILBUR & co.
~ Rank plana oil ~ lN2m
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RESTAURANTS.


hh toAN OYSTER SALOON a RHETAuRAI,
40. a4 ST UutHh1s ~.
L flIathe 11zt I5afa Ia ialulU Il uurgr1rs lienla
p aud tbs rublig that 70 has thufdashly re- -.
r1lelot and leraiIed hig ostahilhmgnf, and
VII uIda u l9r theif necn nuIq,iaton on aion- 49, M
my, sept. y tlAFiu4 l1aif or
taasig5 ullsfaiiQnl nad inlloFensalll ~ We
I1trhira N1uNIlllCnf aIlrl1flT aluc1 efeFial
=. |lls' lllI|I 20 b n.H1 20
s7i51 M "a IoIs WIZ cr hiHr s. h ro y sl1ie no
ur01r 81 nnr IG1IrIlIt 81 no ~ ~ nsal aii Z
aiaaif iaa oaaslgps sqlF q s,3 ~ n N "a
RE 80
900 anI hia Taht 7riIl nllft BE- agpuIsd Nha0
MN IRE bent tleakt Chonl.
r FISH, GAME. efc., togethot ygllA qlrIy
ilelicacy 70 Do procured in-ihe Nowoflegus
aaftals. re hsi wil b enrolled with bincs end n.
rpga Ferldf Ale etc., o. the ve beat hrand cagauily
selected His Cpoka end WseB VIII be geo0nd 10 none IN
a city, and ha viii 10 found aways a bis post 70 that
hh plIroaE receive prompt and polite attendance Ii short,
he vii every e6eon 20 reader h saloon Wothy Of the
ss1s ssa las. CASSEnY
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INSURANCE.
Protection Insurance Coo Hartford, CT.
incorporated 1895.
CAPITAL, 100000. Surplus Fund Of 100000.
D. W. CLARK, President.
VIM. CONNER, Secretary.
D. W, CLARK, President.
VIM. CONNER, Secretary.

d. w. CLARK, President.
VIM. CONNER, Secretary.
Fire, Marine and River Risks,
VHE underlined, having bees sp6o d Asens in
Old and fsFotably knOwn Company now prepared in
fgIe on 5s TSst isy9raBIe ieIms' against FIRE, Ma
All os'ss will be promptly ,ettled here or paid in Hart.
O'u o8f OnA a. ''s O'QC1H As &. IIASTHROP, Agent
NASHyILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
N iis VIZ ER s9q'y.: "a !; Or TER Pies.
coafRsd alone aud sxGlgsysiy o UnderwTns' '''
syi o RsS 51 6 s B. PA ss h Ia AID
mh26 y Office, No. % Camp street, New Orleans.
MARlNR AND FIRR INSURANCE. = -
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, S3OO,OOOs
IggS " HHI[L: hLL5. A55is0s: ,KHowIus
W.W.WOoDToLK jonE ii, Bass,
JAHEs J. Gill. Secretary. JOHN NJ HILL Pfs1t'
E Thi long established Company, with the most ample
RIVER SEA lad E RISKS On he iibslaitoTamnIS,
81 PiCKEFT PERKINS Il IL G Go' q q Magazines
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Union Mutual Insurance Company,
NO So WALL ST, NEW YORK,
ENSURES on the Mutual pTinqpleT75itloan personal
4 !ia5ility-havins Cs q y Capital q a paid moi
Il w ~ "
assurances made against lGss and damage by Fire and
Marine Riiks, and Risks Of inland Transportation and
% I2s Prqfts @f q; Bu;tl.ss soai be atpidsd 5e.
ti0CeH hte Stockholders and che Insured.
Trustees:
Shepherd Knapp, John Van Nest, n w. Merrill
Psul Sp0fIord George T. Hardy, Edw.. X. Collins,
Albert w, Wight, George Rapelye, Henry 81 MUn5ell
Richard P, Buck. G.. L.. Knapp, Edwin IIoyt,
ChaFles NJ Leupp. r. A. Robert9On. Jas. Z. Cooley,
j. b. Johnston, Henry Holt, p. NJ WemOne,
Moses Taylor, JnO D.Nan Buren,, l.. II. brigham,
Jonathan ThOrne, John 2. Hesmith, Fed. SuYdam Jr.
Joseph BOuehaud, III. l., ROuth Richard Bell,
John d. Hurlbut Joseph Fowler. Nh Wolfe,
Lambert Suydam, Ebert J. Anderson, A 5egHeits,
John 8. Tappan, David Austen, James D. Fish,
Seth GrosyenOT, Stephen Allen, Elias b. Brown.
A G.. ThOmpton, r. NJ. LaWfence, Z. T. H. Gibson
J. J,kingSfoTd, = -. 80.
John s. FAPPAN. Vice President,
. FERDINABD stage, Secretary. f-
References; r
u. II. Dudley ESD Bern ard Fallon, Esq.
H. q CAmmack. ESQ. Aaron Cohen, Esq
Saml. o, Bell, Cashier Canal MessrS. Ben Y Sebbins,
Bank 80 Ieverich Il Co
-. ] Coming * Co. 3, Paradise LaWIasOn
.. Martin & SookWell s. Go.
JAMES H. SUXDAM, Agent
No. "a Common st. New Orleans
olO Inn opposite the office of the Suu Mutual ms 90.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12
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Dep04 corner Of BdY0RWs aud Psrdido Etrssts.
Gage tick any distance above Pleasant st., qeHtt
Jingle cketfoT children overs and under laysalI 10
ali the above rates for cay distance below PeaIa street.
(slaFaS for distnAce 10 o5ltl.
R Residents In Lafayette Csrolt0A and vicinity,
Informed that this COMPANY has hTed an Uniform rate Of
oommutaon tickets for passage In the Can tOWit Is 90
PEI month lin advance for either Read and for distance
Children half pQs-nO tuch toketI given for any other
period than the fIsttO tho last Of each month.
= a Car, expressly for ladies. in each train.