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which has for several days past existed in the city,
and the numerous efforts which have been made
to stop the crevasse, we are struck with the fact
that no one seems disposed to call on the Chief
Engineering Officer Of the State for advice or ac-
ton in the matter. A contemporary stated that a
plan had been submitted to the Chief Engineer for
inspection and the only remark we heard in regard
to the gentleman's deliberation was hope ex-
pressed, that he would not arrive at a conclusion
before the crevasse was stopped or the river had
fallen. 1t seems to be the opinion that great as are
our present calamites, they could be infinitely
increased by any interference of that functionary,
who is, by courtesy, called the Chief Engineer Of
the State of louisiana
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Ielsgraphed to the Daily Crescent
BY the Southern Line.
LATE FOREIGN MARKETS.
NEW YORK ROW.


FIRST DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, MAY 1l-There has been great
row at New York on the occasion of Macready.s
appearance at the Astor Place Theatre last night.
The Theatre was mobbed by 5000 people. Mac
ready was driven off; the Theatre was set fire to;
several persons killed. Particulars anon.
SECOND PATCH.
BALTIMORE, May 1l.-At an early hour last
night the Astor Place Theatre was densely crowded.
There were only seven ladies present-aIl the rest
being men. The riot commenced by Kisses. Soon
some shavings were lighted, and the house was set
fire to- The smoke began to rise and created great
alarm the officers, however. speedily extlngushed
the fire. The windows were assailed with showers
of stones from the outside and were soon all broken
Edward z. C. Judson, ALIAS Ned Buntne," is
said to have been at the head of the mob, which
numbered some 80 900 persons. The military was
finally called out, and cannon planted in front of
the Theatre. The cannon were filled with grape
shower of stones was thrown at the military by
the mob, and several were badly wounded. The
National Guards were called out. They attempted
TO force passage through the crowd, but were re-
pulsed and pelted with stones. Seven or eight of
them were thrown to the ground among others,
Capt. Powell was badly injured. Orders were
given for the military to fire on the mob. Gen.
Sanford gave the general order to fire, which
was obeyed forty fifty were killed and wounded
1t is rumored, and believed, that Macready is
killed. Great excitement prevails this morning ;
but the mob has dispersed. Gen. Sandford's and
the Mayors houses are threatened tonight
THIRD DISPATCH.
BY some accident or other our Baltimore dis
patch with the quotations of prices by the steamer,
did not come to hand vest erday but through the
kindness of our friends of the Register we are en-
abed to place them before our readers this morning.
MOBILE, May 13-The steamer Hibemia arrived Hall
fax on Thursday last She brings fS3 600 in specie.
LIVERPOOL MARKET-Cotton.-Cotto is reported with
out change Upland 3s405d Mobile 3zf051sd.; Orleans
S1sD5sld.; Sales of the previous week "a 200 bales
quoted dull, with de-
cline of one shilling Flour and slight decline in Wheat
No change in the quotation for Conn., In Provisions there
is no alteration. Trade generally represented dull
PoLITICAL.-France continues in state of tran
guilty. The French expedition for Italy sailed
from Toulon on the 22d of April and had arrived
at Civita Vecchia. The Pope was still at Gaeta
The terms of peace which were offered to Sar-
DINA by Austria have been rejected, and the former
is preparing for a renewal of the war.
The war between Denmark and Prussia con-.
tinues. German troops, in considerable numbers,
have entered Jutland.
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The OHlo.-The very heavy rains on Friday
and Saturday have caused the river to rise again.
Last evening there were feet IL inches water in
the canal. The weather yesterday was snltry and
cloudy This morning it was clear and pleasant.
Louisville Journal, It'll INST.
inst, state that there is about feet water on Har
peth Shoals-on a stand.
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INDIANA-Whig Nomination for Gouernor.-The
Indiana Wing State Convention met at Indianapo-
lis on the Sd inst, and nominated John A. Matson,
of Brookville, as the wing candidate for Governor.
The nomination was received with marked ap-
pause and unanimously confirmed. 1t was ac-
cepted by Mr.. NJ. in brief and happy speech.
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u- A dispatch to the Charleston Courier says
that o. N. Ogden has been appointed District At
torney of the United States for the Western Dis
trct of Louisiana The report received here a
day or two ago gave the name Octauius Tunlet,
which was doubtless mistake
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Ds- The notice of the Semi Annual Exhibition
al Spring Hill College, Mobile, is unavoidably
crowded out, for want of room. 1t shall appear
Tomorrow
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New BoAT.-Capt. Durnings new boat Emily
is now lying at the wharf at Louisville. where she
will be finished. The captain is an enterprising
man the Emily is the fifth boat he has bullt IN
two wears
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GF- The following were the drawn numbers of
the Grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland
class 23-drawn at Baltimore May 9Th SO, s, 90,
r. "a, Is, 81, 9, ], 3S, 35, II, u, Sc.
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OF Sir Allan McNab has been deputed by the
malcontens of Montreal to bear their petition for
the recall of Lord Elgin, to Queen Victoria.
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W0WS'S ShakSDearean Reader.

Just received the NJ W rlean Stationers Ware
house, IA Camp street,
THE SHAKSPEAREAN READER, Collection of the
approved Plays of Shakespeare carefully revired with intro
ucoy explanatory and memoir OF the author Pre-
pared expressly for the Glasses and the Family Reading Cir
e By John Hows, Professor OF Elocuon in Columbia
College ALSO, the following valuFhle
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS,
Published by D. Appleton & Co.
IGREER INT L.4TLN
ARNOLD's FIRST AND SECOND LATIN BOOK
and Practical Grammar. l2mo
ARNOLD's LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION.
ARNOLD's CORNELIUS NEPOs. With Notes. 12mo
ARNOLD'S FIRST GREEK BOOK.
ARNOLD'S GREEK PROSE COMPOSITION. limo
ARNOLD'S GREEK READING BOOK. Edited by
ARNoLD's CICERo's SELECT CREATIONS. Notes
by johnson. l2Ino
BEZA's LATIN TESTAMENT. limo.
Ivy With Notes by Lincoln limo
CEsAR'S COMMENTARIES. With Notes by Spen
l2mo.
BOGEsEU AND ARNOLD's MANUAL OF GREEK
AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES. I2mo.
TAClTUS. With Notes by Tyler. limo.
u....FRE NCH
COLLOT'S DRAMATIC FRENCH READER Emo,
DE FIVA'S ELEMENTARY FRENCH READER.
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DE FIVA's ADVANCED FRENC READER I2mo.
OLLENDORFF'S NEW METHOD OF LEARNING
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\
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GERMAN AND ENGLISH AND ENGLISH AND
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OLLENDORFF'S NEW METHOD OF LEARNING
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MARKHAM's SCHOOL HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
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WRIGHT'S PRIMARY LESSONS. or Childs First
Book. For sale by
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Auction Sales This Day.

HYnE Moss will sell, ii O'Clock, at No 20 Common
street, Teas and Canton Flannel ,.r,-.
VIII be sold ID hall pat 1. No 40 Camp street The Gem
ns.sls Times" sewshEps! fsiAhlishmsnt,
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KENTUCKY.-A whig convention of the ninth
Congressional district met at Owingsvile, in Bath
county, and nominated John B. Houston, of Clarke,
as the wing candidate for Congress.
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APPoINTMENT.-Robert w. Boyd has been ap
pointed Surveyor of Public Lands in Louisiana.

Gs- Col. Bliss, the Presidents private Secretary,
says the Louisville Journal, will shortly rejoin his
regiment, and it is said that Lieut.. Col. Thomas
Crttenden, son of Gov. Crittenden, will be assigned
to the post now filled by Col. B.
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SUMMER CLOTHING.
A

Z
Have now in large complete stock OF FASHION
SUMMER CLOTHING, comprising all the newest anu mace
and most tasty expressly Tor the
tail trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Dress Goats;
Super French DIap d'Ete Frock and Dress Coats
Black and coIored Merino Sacs and Polka Goats;
Black and colored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Coats
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Goats;
Black and fancy single mlled Cashmere Pants.
Black French Merino Pants, various qualities;
French Drilling Pants of all the newest styles;
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants;
Black Bombazine, Satin and Silk Vests
White buff and fancy figured Marseiles Vests
Figured buff and worked Linen Vests;
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make;
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Bosoms
Super York Mill Muslin Shirts, d.
Linen aud Cotton Drawers, laced backs;
Gauze Merino and Cotton Undershirts and Wrappers;
Gauze Silk Undershirts and Drawers
Silk and Cambria Muslin Cravats and Summer Ties;
White Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkerchlefs
Sill, Cotton and Linen Suspenders;
Gloves Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, etc. nps0 2dpu
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1AnRTINE,s REMARKABLE WORK.

pREM1rIM HATS AT THE LAST FAIR OF THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Lines ON Contemplating one of Bunce's Gutta Per-
cha Hats-Spring Styles.
No longer we need be annoyed by the pest
OF importing our HATS in such numbers
The sea bird of prejudice flies from the west
Her genius awakens from its sumbers:
One moment gazed on the crowns gentle slope,
Then examined the brim with emotion,
And felt in my bosom well grounded hope
OF the Arts on this side of the ocean:
Every variety of these HATS can be found at
c. D. BUNCE'S, Premium Hat Store and Manuf ~,
myJ4 st 80 Canal street, opposite the Planters Hotel.
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Eds. Crescent-As you are the champions Of the
good cause, please spread the good example set in
the following, by giving it an insertion in your
paper. You will oblige A SUBSCRIBER
TEMPERANCE IN HIGH PLAcEs.-The firmness
and moral principle of Mrs. Polk, in breaking in
upon long established custom, by excluding intoxi-
eating drinks from the Presidential mansion, is
known to some, and ought to be known to all. She
deserves and will receive the thanks OF Christians,
and the whole. Temperance community, and. the
respect even of opposers. Gen Taylor has always
acted on the Temperance principle.
Died:
po On Sunday Ed s % hs ety. the e s M6
q HIS friends and are ylec L 10 attend p M,
JAMES P ROSS native Westerey, R. l. bu, for the last
Honor No. 3 and Crystal No Sons OF Temperance.
and Rs 5 s Order o Gn s
Ee.nes and g t...5
s sHSf III, he Io
' SSDSEw TIE .s: yss1
s E T ss'is'EAa sqs
caacavq the Railroad No M inst at halt
{: ny f1i ssRssi
ihs pei,ssiioa d her a Alsisrs vii
ass Ps hs a an S the a. the Order
", are partic nsry requested to attend. 100 ,
nyl4 81 JAMES MAhliN, N. w.
6F- Louisiana Histrionic Association-MONDAY
EVENING 18th inst will be produced the Play of NEW WAY
TOPAY OLD DEBTS. Doors open at o'clock Curtain to
rise at a quarter my4 HARTMAN JONES, President
es L. c. DAVIS ESQ.,, Baton Rouge duly authorizes
subscriptions and advertisements and to collect and
receipt for accounts due this office.
LA1 RTINE'S REMARKABLE WORK.
txr Just leived the NewOrleans Station
ers' Warehouse, IA Camp street,
CONFIDENTIAL DISCLOSURES. by Alphonse de
Lamarne author OF the History OF the Grondn Raphael etc
Correctly the French by Eugene Pmnke Com
pete in one volume Price IS cents For sale by
myl46t ]. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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GUINNESS & BUSH,
TO TR AV e L E r S.

" l. Ii ~ Ia II II ~ ~
ty- We o fine lot Of
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, of American manufacture,
to which we invite They unsurpassed for compact
and
CAMP CAsES-Knife Fork and Spoon neat for the
pocket.
COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds.
PERFUMERY of all kinds.
CRAvATS, STOCKS and SCARFS
SUSPENDERS and SHOULDER BRACES.
DRAWERS and UNDERSTANDS.
MONEY BELTS and PURSES.
KNIVES and RAZORS.
GOLD PENS and PENCILS.
UMBRELLAS and CANES.
GLOVES and HANDKERCHlEFS
CORK LIFE PRESERVERS.
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS seventeen sizes, all
made of the best materials and in the best
NE PLUS ULTRAS-the convenient Of Portable Writing
I We constantly receiving additions to our almost endless
variety Of beautiful Fancy Articles for PRESENTS
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy and Toilet articles,
APPS 1m2dp IL Campst
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NEW BOOK, by Charles Summerfield, OF Texas.
n Just received, and for sale by
THOS. l.. w Hit E, 53 Canal street.
LIVES AND ADVENTURES OF THE DEsPERADoEs OF
THE SOUTH-W WEST.
GUlLFORD; Or, TRIED BY HIS PEERS By J. A. Fraetas
THE INDIAN IN HIS WlGWAM. myll 81
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Large Sales for Cash
And small Profits at the Cheap Cash
BOO X 81 o L E.

vDeppu KEEN r. an pOTUEp y, IlG
III, S,r"nt Ciicnan III Room cn,,s,,,,,y nn
t,,j ~, l,r, AMI c"r,,,c, M, ossortmcrt Of P1os
AMI S,ns-,, NV ,r' ~ w. f"nJ ,y.,, Ncu VT
Snhnoi bNoIg in ,y,, ,,,,,it,s cr JohIn, cons,st.
i,, in mr. Ill.,. IN, i,,
a.. H., E,at,-- yychsic,,'s S,n1,rs NcCrg;.ys
,rn,n,s Fnci"r,s AMI Rsr,iy. pic,o1ia .
P.,J;1g Es,tS"SnnJcrt NirEn6~ys rr,cr-
pr,J.rs &C. - '''''
Gra,n,,nars--Sni,b's Billion. Kirkb,m's Wells
p-o,yn', AMI ChonJicrs y
Ir,t5mci;rsI Smitb's Cmcrson's . md 2 Col.
bnn's Hiams 70 onI is mo- Perkin'. VotcrS' kov'.
gand 4 DobolFs md (;rsenlenfs
Observation-Disclosures Smi,b's , and s,noU Nit.
chclrs Grogr,nhv and Ala. and Primary Nor
GonI,irhs p1ri.v's Rnri,is Grogrnnbv of tbc
Heavens and Alias, Woodbrdce's, AMI Wllnrd's
Val, on pbIrsnrb,, Cbs,ri,r,. pLr.;nioSy
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]. @. Nattinoer.
j. &. Naitinger
TAS Just received Il very large and well eclectic
4 assortment Of

Fail ana Winter Goods,
Consisting in part OF anaccas French mernos, Co
bur- ginghams,inpie cashmeres, anda kinds ofla-
dies dress goods, Florence silks OF all colors gro De
Rhine narce.in, plaii silks silk serge, satin vest
mrs cherry, pink blue purple. and other colnred
satins bonnet velyes of Ill coors Plaid de lanes;
Oregon nohair gala, and satin plnidl; pair cash
mere Inr,ons blue and green harese Swiss. Bishop
and Victoria lawns wove thread edges. linen lhac
AMI can,bric edges ladies' sper standing collars. IL
fusion ruches. plaid silk and black satin cravais. finn
qcs gimp. daisy and asseled buttons Of every color
cherry coored hroche and uncut velvet ribbons blk
Revilerc; colored stmdila broche. Atwood and long
paii -hawls great variety oibeayer pio,,wo dyed
anil French BrOad Cloths; also,
Ready Made Clothing.
Ofevery description quality and kind such as blan-
krt snck, beaver, and blue pilot cloth over coats
ancy colored cloth, pctersham and tweed snck coas
mixed aud fancy cassimcre pants; PLAID, vllencih
aud woolen velvet vests. etc. etc. Also AN tNtcn-
siye assnrtmcnt Of MUFFS;
From 5O-ts To So such ~ French conev, shor, blk
LYNX. wolf super natural lvny ladies' black and miss
es' white coney mufls The LARGEST andcheapcs, lot
of Gents and Boys Winter Gaps
ever before offered in town, consisting of boys cloth
octagon, Albert nrban. and ruardcaps men Ola
zcl opera plush fur. cloth. silk nn2ouTka, and iny'
lor guard cnps Also on hand and Tor sale, chetl
for cash very laroc and excellent assortment OF
Groceries, Hardware. and Crockery.
Z. S-Lndics nre respectfully invited to examin.
my stock OF goods rs Inducements 10 purchase wi'
be offered which hive neverbcfore been presented II
this place still adhere TO my plan announced lbs
spring. TO sell goods cheap as the cheapest To-
/ good pav, AMI GOOD pay only and | wond repea
nv thanks for the very liberal patronage have re
I ceiyet Ottawa, dec. !.
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CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSlGNMENTs.

Referring to our Gard above We take this oe!
casiOn 10 solicit Consirnmrnts of Merchandise,
either for sale here, forwarding to oiher points
We shall cohfne ourselves to Commission
and Forwarding Business. and feel confident in
assuring you that our experience, in business,
and acquaintance generally in the country. will
enable us to give nny business with which We
may be favored the most satisfactory attention.
Any poison wishing TO have groceries Of any
kiud, OF shy other article purchased in 81. Lsss
OF New Orleans ahh shipped To them, can have
it done by sending their orders 10 us, for two
and Ilifpp' cent. on the money invested. Per.
sons doing u retail business any where west ~
Detroit, or in any other direction, can depend
upon having their orders filed at as low rates,
if they send to us, aud perhaps lower, than they
could by comipg themselves. Every a,tsn,oa
shall be given 10 having goods pu' in good order
and shipped at low rates, however small the
amount NAV lie, that ia sent To US to he invested.
IL shall be done PROMPTLY md 10 order.
M\TTESON & PRESTON.
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Nnt;oo THE subscriber has this day purchn.
ANosAOO' scd the entire interest of T. L. Bowen.
TON in the mercantile business and will continue It a
the same store. The business will be conducted b,
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, who will be happy to see hi,
friends, and those OF Mr Boughton, and promises tt
o,ier them better bargains than ever. All sorts q
produce will be taken in exchange for goods at cnsi
prices, and his motto will be "a nimble Srpence bet
ter than a slor shilling" oc20
Ottawa, Oct ., 1913. JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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ELrie Of IVNiqDl .Siadden, deceased.

~ Office - hereby given to all persons having
v claims giIn,t the estate OF William Std'idcH,
late Of Ia Sale coInty, Illinois, deceased 10 present
the same for adjustment to the probate court OF la
Sale county in Ottawa Mt n regular term thereof Ia
he holden on the first Monday OF February next,
when and where SAID claimants are requested to at
tend for the purpose OF having their claims adjusted
in pursuance Of law. All persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested to make immediate pasmen, to
the undo rlgncd DAVID GREEN,
DAYTON. Dee I. lS;}2O-6t Administrator
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A Rare Chance.

TTNFlE subscsibcr intends to change his business
/ offers the City Hotel for snc on good terms
lie has cited II up in good style and as the stand /.
one OF the best in town, il is well known TO need
description; Call on the subscriber on the premises
O,tnwa, Dec. 90, 1918. a. nELANO.
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Oats and Barley Wanted.

OOOO BUSHELS of Oats, 5000 do Of Barley
ZUOU for which will pay the CASH atmnr
ket rates ORR little over 4, l.. BOIlGUTON.
Ottawa January ), I3i9 If
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Esiale Of 90 Itfeu PursIeu, decreased

NJ OFFICES hereby gwen 10 H persons hoyin!
" claims against the estate OF Godfrey PTslry,
late OF La Sale couny Ills deceased present The
same for adjustment TO the probate court Of lasair
county, IN Otluwa, az a regular term thereof, 10 he
holden on the frst Monday OF February, 1870, when
and where said claimants are requested To attend Tor
the purpose o, having thclT claims dGscd in pursu-
anco otlaw All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment 10 the uu-
dcr-iTcd DAVID GREEN,
Dayton, Dec 1, lSi9-20-Gt administrator.
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Estate If Johu H. Henderson, dec'd.

Estate If John H. Henderson, dec'd.
NTOTICE l. hereby given that | will attend
Y the regular term # he probate cnur, Of
ga sale county to hr holden at The Office Of
the probate justice, in Ottawa, on the first Mon
day ia March next, Tor sitting and adjusting
all claims against the estate Of Ionv IL. HIN
nEnsox deceased, All persons having claims
agalns, the said estate ares hereby notified and
nqne ted TO attend at the time aud place afotc-
ID. aud produce their claims IN writing for
tie pdfpos" Of having ihe sane adjusted. 20 ct
Janl:lslo. ALANSON DEEBE, admir-,
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yTyA.i. pApEES-CURTAN PAPEES-SnE-
w Board PRINrs--lhe best assortment Of Paper
Ilanglngs in the West may be found at Burlcy's
bookstore, l22 Lake street, Chicago. Among
which are rich gold and satin flushed pnror hall,
and diuing-Toom papers, beautiful landscapes, for
har rooms and other public rooms. Every variety OF
finish tor chambers or common rooms. Borders
plain, velvet, gilt or silycrcd.
Chicago, sept 1913
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Fire aud Marine In lranCc,

PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY Of
New Jersey. nj Sonervillc.
TAPlrAh 100000. Chartered Feb 1S4S.
" DnAcroRs-N William thompson. Peter
Slryker, James FAVOR. Da nd Ssnderson, win.
lam j. Bovine, Edward Payson, Mathew Ruds.
date, New York; James $. Mcintyre, q. r.
Powers, Brooklyn. d $. WpIr~gr, sg't, Wall
ST., n Y. VIM. THOMPSON, President.
J. V. Voornrs, secretary. mayS-42.ly
The snhsrihcr will insure in the above com.
pany on as liberal terms as anv other good com.
panv. y. l.. ROGGHTON.
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LiyinsstoMc's Wcckiy EXpTcss.

.s,,,---r-7-,, ENON, The irnnspcriation of pack.
iy-.-y $3.50 a ares 81 bank notes. gold, cit.
yer, vnluable papers and merchapdiss of cve,v
description making collections, purchases ~
contracts or any other business, with which il
may be entrusted. This express will leave II.
Louis weekly and connect with the eastern rx.
press at Chic, gn. through which packages will
be Forwarded to Deroii. Chuirnd. Cincinnati,
Bw6alo. ADmy. Boston. Nfc Yoyk. Phikrdsi.
pin, Baltimore, Washington. aud all intermedii
ate places. The express messengers ATE fure.
nishej with Iron safes on steamboats,, and II, r.
routes for the security Of valuable Packsees.
Agents Maueson & Preston Front A.. ~.
louis; y. l.. ROW:htoU, Ottawa; A. II
&. Hurley, l.g Lake ST., Chicago.
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