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FOR PURIFYING the BLOOD, and far the Cursef SCr1c
uG Herc-laL Diseases, the1aatm, Cu1Hsous EruP'ous
Stubborn Ulcsrs Liuer Compliant DyspsDn, BT0Trt1'is
Sal Rh,un, ConspaPtion, FeCT Sores Female Comp His,
Erysipcgs, Loss Of Appetite Pimps Bites, Genera! DeJ
Iiy, etc. etc.
E This preparation has years
experience since ia drst introduction public during which
time imitation have sprung eKence, founding their
claims the confidence Of the community tine powers
contained in the saPUr1 the great reputation extended
which has mainly attributable the many wonderu
effected BY the Of tn preparation. While SarHphrn
lorna important part Of its combination the
time compuude with other vegetable remedies Of great power
It the peculiar combination and scientific Of prersr0
ton, remarkable disease depends
Other preparations mse in the style of putting up, and in ben
Ing the lis ingredients and here ends their
bance These needing remedy and purifier like this
questei where this difference exists and in making choice
hey will take any other but that entitled TO
Confidence the long list Of effected living
ue'ss testimonials and residences have been published
who still bearing daily testimony rs worth The whole his
furnished parallel The
remarkable effected and what
once effect
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD. CONN.
MoORPORhTED IN 1915 CAPITAL, SS0O,G0O.
d. w. CLARK, President.
WIN. CONNER, Secretary.
.aGENCY No. 30 Camp street.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able COMPANY, continues to make insurance
at Us long established Agency, in this city, on the most
favorable terms agans damage loss by FIRE, MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A deduction of ten per cent. on
premiums is made TO the insured
Having ample capital, with a large fund to meet
any losses this Company affords perfect security to the
insured.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here or in Hartford
at the option of the holder Of the policy.
Applications for insurance. respectfully solicited
SIS CHAS. @. LATuROF. Agebr, so Camp st.
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hatl0H1t APprOPrjatioHs.-The expenses of the
Judiciary of this country have become enormous.
In the Appropriation Bill there are sGg7 1897 to sup
port the Federal Jndiciary-$557 537 bsing for the
Judges jurors witnesses, safe keeping Of prisoners,
etc There was very great complaint expressed
against the facility with which Judges gave their
certificates" ofmoney spent, and which accounts
officers of the Treasury are compelled to allow
Nh Bayly said he believed it was the most extrava-
CANT ct all the departments Of the government,
The House, in freak OF economy, struck ont $500
given 10 Collectors as Superintendents of Light
Hnnsas.
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The health of the city must be improved by the
establishment of a rigorous health police Alb.
senieeism, with i's Pecunary and moral evils, must
be abandoned. New Orleans must be made The
to0e of It's citizens. Those are her true sons who
invest their earnings in the improvement Of the
city The man who buys his lot and erscls his
house. is the true citizen.
Rents and all other charges must be lowered
They are higher here than il any oLier city in the
United STATES. Aid must he given to every enter.
prise calculated to facilitate intercourse between
the CITY and the interior
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON tITY, I
Friday Evening" September :. 1880
Arrived during the past week. 595 head of Beef Cattle,
al Hog-, SG4 Sheep, s. Mich Cows and 76l Calves.
BEEF CATTLE-Tht,e has been very good demand, and
scarcely Western left sale. There better supply Of
Attakapas, etc. Prices 3ll96c qp ib net,
H0Gs-The market has pretty good stock, with pIicea
varying at a SIC W b net, according to quality.
SHEEpChoce quality brought IS OO0s3 ~ u head and
lower qualities in proportion
Mich Cows-Haye been plenty during the week, and
sold at s20iGD s32 % head.
CALvEs-Thsro but few in first hapis Prices "a sO6
a 80 4p head,
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C0lorS.-In these the anclen.s certainly far ex-
ceeded the moderns, Sir Humphrey Davy made
many efforts 70 anaiyze the celebrated Tyran pur-
pie of the East but these efforts were without
success. He declared he could not discover Of
what it was composed. The Naples yellow, too,
though less known, was much used, and the a, { of
making 1t is now entirely gone. The TyTian pur-
pie IS the color of many houses of Pompeii, and
they look fresh as if Just painted
he coors OF Titan are equally as vivid and
beautiful when first laid by the great artist,
while those Of Sir Joshua Reynolds already look
chalky and dead. And Sir Joshua himself con-
essed after making it the study Of his life, that he
had never been able to discover how Raphael and
the other great artists had been able to preserve
the beauty and brightness of their paintings. But
II we marvel at these artists, three centuries back
what shall we say of those painting found in the
tombs OF Egypt, more than two thousand years old
and yet kept fresh and bright, though buried FOL
that time beneath the ground, in the damp, dark
caves of the East.
The very wife of Solomon is found there, Just
as she was painted on the of departure from
her fathers home to share the throne of Judea
and not only the color of her garments was pre-
served, but the bloom is still on her cheek and lips
and the lustre in her eye is even as it then was
Their paintings, too are as far back as the time Of
Moses; supposed to be that of the Nice the
king who drove the lsraelites into the Red Sea
and even the coors of this are preserved perfectly
DeaH Of n IFaterloo Feteyan-The English
papers announce the death, at Inverness, of Maio
General Sir Alexander Cameron, OF the British ar
my, who served through the great Continental war
| and was wounded at Waterloo.
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Lahe !SUperior.--The arrivals Of copper at the
Sault St Marie are very large Week before last
the Cliff mine sent down solid masses, as follows :
one piece 447O pounds, 1896, 1000, 1886, 1900.
Every piece weighed two tons or more. The
Minnesota Company sent down masses as follows :
1920 pounds, 1880 $3.50, 34OO, 24G5. The schr.
Spartan passed Detroit lately with $4,000 pounds
mass copper. On the 18th inst. the London brought
down 100000 pounds in masses, mostly from the
Siscowtt mines.
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Cotton and Tobacco Statement: Sept. Z,
Stock on hard, Sept. 1....l8gi4 80, I4,58i
Deceived since lSsl=laa'a a3 55l=l5 az
Exported since sep, i'''.,r'''''s'''' 5,Sla oOj
Stock on hand, not cleared ....,..,,l5,95O l45Sl
Tobncco-The demand IN the Tobscco market has been
irregular, but the business of the week mounts up fully
1880 hhds of which tQ taken Monday and $40
Wednesday Among tie sales we have noticed 50 hds Of
Mason county on private terms Mos Of the particulars
throughout have been suppressed but the that have
nanspiroi indicate improving Market and slightly ad-
quotations, iOBws For Lugs, 5Gli; interior
10 Common Leaf, 6E0L4; Fair TO Choice, 1900; Mason
county, tOl2o ID. The total receipts this port for the
year ava been 49, 1852 hhd against 50 1886 last year Exports
556 against 1885, and stool, remaining on hand It Sept
Il .5sBaganst last year 1850
EugnrThe Sugar maket has exhibited rather more ami
nation during the week, and, with continued light suppV
prizes have been firm The weeks sales have reached about
500 hhs at our former quotations. which we repeat; inferior
to Common, 4dD5}a; Fair to Fully Fair, 5Z5da6; Prime
and Choice 6l5GD62ic Up h. The receipts Of the year al
this port have been 4400O hhds against rs $50 last year
Total crop estimated at 2i7 900 hd of which 1876 COO have
been taken for Western consumption; exports by sea 90 200
taken for refining purposes, city consumption, etc. 600
Stock remaining hand in the State, Sept It, 1000 hhds
MolasRes-The receipts have continued light and bus
ness has been confined TO all transactions at 3D33c %
gallon for Reboied The years crop is estimated at 600 OUC
aons which 500 900 have been taken for the W aut
Souh and 500 600 shipped Eastward The receipts at th
mort during the yea have been 10000 bbs against 1856
last year
ElOurIhe supply has been rather larger during the week
but the receipts have generally been taken they landed,
steadily improving The sales up Thursday evenn
comprised 5000 bills ut the following range Of prices: Com
mon 90 rs Superne Illinois and St Louis "a 1884 %
Extra Illinois 81 S755GDs5 20 ard Extra St. Louis s. OOa
IS 80 Up Dbl The yesterday embraced 800 bbs inolud
ing 100 Illinois So 200 Extra St. Louis s. 25 aud 100
as 3715 4Y bb Week receipts 1850 bbls exports, 245O
'rhs receipts of the year have been $4,000 bb, agans
Ol3 600 last year. showing failing of the twelve month
of ABS 600 bb Exports this year 2l0O0O against 75 OC
and stock on hand Sept ls 5000 bb again IL yea
Grain-The Corn market has been without animation, bu
rce have rather improved since last weekly report TIL
sales have embraced about $500 sucks, range 5s6
far Yellow and 6OlD70c " bushel for White. Oats hav
attery brought better prices, Kentucky having sold i4
and st. Louis at 45G94Sc D bpshe But little Wheat ha
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"Truth is stranger than felton,

NEW DURHAM, n. J. June JO lS49.
Niessp ANDs-GcpiemeR My wife suffered with dis
and burning her chest and daughter
Rfli humr her Jol. We
cnn tried ries, without mnCh hen
heard through Rev Thomas Davis rga med
val Sands GpHrl On his my
aud daughter Gerd-i trying and experienced permanent
benefit by Daughters skin assumed appearance entirely
from being T1ugb hard and scuy, became smooth and ~ My
we suffer almost gone aud
my firm belief Will produce uerect Yours with respect
G. S. HENDRlCkSON, Pastor Of tie Bapnu Church,
at the English NeiEhborlo0d
~ Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. D. & p
SANDS, Druggists ana Chemists 100 Fulton VIII
liam, New York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and tie CGund8s.
Els- Price 81 90 per bottle, six botteI Tor IS 90.
CR- For sale by SlCKLES & CO., N. JARVIS co. and f.
P DUCAGE NswOrierns.. JOSEPH TUCKER, Mobile.
COSTA & CO Montgomery ...-L. GAMoTEs & co. Donald
sonvils q o, WOODMAN, Vicksbu
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A UCTION AND COMMISSION IIERCHAST has rs,,ov,d
n to No g Gravgr where lie will give psIsr ntls
he sale Of Real Etat Stocks CEoes Coiton Hone.
I-I L.ntlLs, 1Ie.s-. &c myi I'm
T EWIs FLORANCE. CorgBis stoned .9aciion,-- al
~ fee No ~ Grav ST., 81" attend, usual ana g g
his particular attention to the Real Eatate, Stocks
Damaged Cn POrtWaTdeus, llouses F4rriiura Slave
etc.; viii also advances Merchanulse 1aao J. 81
hands. uys
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From Kentucky,
InflammatOry Rheumatism Cured.

JAMESTOWN, Ny.l July 10, I6I5.
NIessrs SANDS Gentlemen: It IS my duty to commun
gate lgits IN ln9n 70 e bsnehsn tf Of your sersap r
character; her limbs aud much swollen
had Constant headache, and last attacked severely
with nhammaiory The
only mgmruaty relief lnl while
heard the many remarkable effected by Sands
saIsapaa, and commenced its ~hch produced relief
and lees than six Ios entirely removed ali the uropcal swelling
aud every other inhammaoey symptom, restoring her psrec
health send this Justice, believing hs
the suffering human
Sands sarsapara, which believe parai caN
1gue medicines. With feeling Of lasting gratitude,
! frrnI SAMUEL 7. HaRGEk.
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United States sales ........ United States Sales.
BY p. y. TAYLOR.

yVvFnNFsn.y- s.,,.t- - once y C'rGrter street.
w Bsak5 Arfa5s BY or9sr Of Cor T. F. Hunt Deputy Quarter
The U tow pressure Iron Steamer DE RosETTE IS she now
Zee % me GoveTnnent Whafti Third Muhc raty together
~ ~. gy n'oFy which il complete may at the Quar-.
Terms cash.
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CHayity HOspttal.-The following is the repor.
of the Charity Hospital for the week ending at six
o'clock last eyening-Admitted, COL Discharged,
$50; Deaths, II. No cases Of yellow fever. This
is the best test of the health Of the city.
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uAVANA-Per steamship Ohio: l bag gold Small Il
McGi-l pkg gold dust, 10 lottery tickets NJ White &co-
lpkg lottery tickets 'Ornio-l box gold DenegrelOt Of
fruit Captain board.
CHARLEoTON-Per bark Cherokee; RE, elc, order.
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sUNnAY EXCURSION. Il

- splendid steamer OLIVIA, Capt. J. w. H. -
Holman, will make excursion Mande s4lslrsE =
yi,e Lewisbg[g and Madisonve, on 81 is ss5zzzzzss
DAY MORNING, the Sh September, leaving the Lake
md Of the Railroad the arrival Of the O'Clock
Returning the Olivia will anh her passengers in time take
the clock evening Tor the city. ep~ Fme-FIFTY
CENTS each way. A Fish BrsaEfaSt provided board
for those who desire it. by French Rlsauraeur For
bsauty and variety Of scenery for freshness and sauby
atmosphere more delightful excursion than this one,
Lake PontchaTrain cannot he sepc ed. ~ The fare be
il remembeEed, is only FIFTY GENTS eacl wnv s. y.
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ND II TI1ah hIoIT-I, q. TUyiIas sueetl
SIENENEtLN- lie N LIP TIT " Ilil Ii,rnu.sa.-n.

A. n. Pas ket steamer CAtIFOHNIA- 10,
E.ssss5sF BILOXI via Bay st. Louis Pass Christian
and Mississippi Ciiy.-1'he new and splendid
low pressure steamer CALIFORNIA, Capt. ii. r
Ensign, built expressly the Lake trade, with superior
ACCOMMODATIONS, vii leave the PunteharTain Railroad
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings, on arrival Of the 10 O'Clock cars; and on
SATURDAY Evenings, the arrival Of the O'Clock
iaTs Returning, leaves Biloxi or every SUNDAY,
T. ESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings
aG9 & EFDDES a gents 10 Bsnk Ptage
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Y UNAWAY OR BEAD-A young man by the nam

y UNAWAY OR DEAD-A young man by the name
IL OF r.; C. TONNES, about Twenty one years of age,
spare made dark complexion. black hsir ard very black
when laughing his mouth drawing considerably the lett
sided The saii Towne} has during the !gt winter been
tboPl the TOWNS OF PiGkensye A. ana Aberdeen Co
iumbus and Macon Miss hen last heard Of (Which was
on the 18th OF MRy) he in Pckensvls, in the
taking passage the steamboat C0eo for Mobile, for the
purpose OF making EXCHANGE, having first delivered up
The young with the wagon (Nr. Bray his unsettled
business agent and nstruUnng him 10 leave for home
wait Ve days IN Montgomery for hi arrival which
lime we have never heard OF him. The said Fownes
young man OF no means but of one of first families and
fear that he has been steamboat or Otherwise
Any Information concerning him would be thankfully re-
Csvot, both tor the qualification of his family and ourselves
as he had with him probably $1,000 $500 of our
money. SHELTON, WALTERS Il co,
aul0 6wls RingOd, PittsylvaniB CO., Va
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AUCTION SALES.

...PrOYisiOns.......andI Liquors.
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
His DAY, September hapa1f 10 oc0ckW he sold al
i their au-'0n store, 81 Magazine street.
p obs No. ] Lard oil 20 NatehoIi
10 Caaks Hams, Sides AMI E6D i1ersi ~ boxes PpeEt
100 hUIes Sospi Co dIkcn Pointed Pals;
l50 Clatst Wine 30 chests Black Tea;
Brandy Gin, Whisky Rum, Vinegar Rice Tobacco Cigar,
Nnh Starch, Olive on haoaron and YeTinosll White and
Champagne Wines 81
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The "Americaa Bottom On Friday we had
occasion to make flying trip to the pleasant and
thrifty village Of Edwardsvie, the county seat of
Madison county, Ill. The Circuit Court, being in
session. we passed the day very pleasantly with the
members OF the bar of that and the adjoining
Ies, assembled there in attendance on the Court
We passed through the " American Bottom" and
were more than ever impressed with the luxuriant
vegetation and the ineXhaustibe fertility of this
immense aluyial deposit
The world cannot produce a parallel to this bot
tom. Extending from Alton to Chester, a distance
" about one hundred les in length, and varying
IN breadth from six TO ten miles composed of Il
rich black loan, from five to twenty feet in dept b,
It Will some day become the garden spot of the
Mississippi valley. 1t will yield the necessaries of
life in more Protuse abundance than any other spot
OF similar extent upon the globe.
All that is required to render il a most desirable
and profitable habtaton, is to drain the lakes and
swamps with which it abOunds. THIS could be ac-
cOmp,lshed at very triang cost compared with
the intrinsic value Of The land. That it will soon
| he done--that this immensely productive body OF
| and will S on be reclaimed, we entertain nc
| doubt; in which event we shall see prices go ur
from the present nominal sum of ten dollars to GouI
| and five hundred dollars per acre. IL strikes one
| with utter amaZement TO see such lands, within
three or four miles of this city, sold five and ter
| dollars per acre, and even less This state o.
| things cannot long continue Some enterprising
| Yankee, we predict will ere long get up a cOmpa,
ny to drain the lakes and marshes, and will make
an immense fortune by it, and then our own people
will wonder that they didn't do it Themselves.
So Louis IRteLlgeHcer.
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Crescent esss snu Sob age tus eg@ss.
meteorological journal.

Kept by D. 4. LILLE & Co.. Nautical and Philosophical
Instrument makers, d CustomhOuss street
For the Week ending Thursday, SEPT. S.
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Military FuneraA--The second battalion of the
Louisiana Legion, turned out yesterday and accom-
panied to their final resting place. the mortal remains
of Mr.. G. Diepacher, late Major of the battalion.
Major D. has long been a resident of the First
Municipality and member Of the Legion, and he
was much respected aud beloved, both as a citizen
and soldier. He was an efficient officer, and the
battalion has met with severe loss in his death.
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Southern Yacht CIuh.


w May be speedily and B3Tm,gsnty removed y S use Of &c
Cos Indispensable requisite every sdys toilet lt
effects upon the Skin and Complexion perfectly magical For
sale, price ~ cents per bottle at GUIONS,
st. Charles and Canal stress.
Importer Fins Fancy Articles Perumer and Sporting Articles
I- This Lotion uays al. Irritation oceasOned by the bite o.
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MI a. -, ~ ~ "a ~ . ~, Z ~, % ,, ,.,,
VAHNfNNiI III ~ ny ~, M y II ItnAChGnAb
~ ~ A!SD u1<AN5NnS a, - ~,
''' Rsn.np,.,Ist, D 20, , 80 VI AL
"sCS ONtSS HSS"SssSCSs
And Of those Complaints which are impaired weakened
,.-,,, Gs unhealthy condition Of ,he Neryou. Srstem,
'HlS beautiful and gohveIlsnt application OF the mysien
Il GUS powers OF GALgANlSm and MAGNETISM
mas been pT0nounged By Distinguished physicians, both n
Europe and the United States TO be the most valuable
Medicinal Discovery OF the age.
DIR, Christie's GALVANIC BELT and
NSkFsNEVTC ENy,TTIn
usej with the rast nart and in all ,s
'' "i' ~ u N ikP y3f TST1 III "'' Soe7 VI
Ten IN ~ iHi2lL II 4,
Strengthening he we9bened body giving tone TO tine various
, ORGANS; and inygorafiGg ihe e1{iI4 system w
- alsG, N FITS, IHSA MI, IAhtAlrHslS and PALSY
DGSPrEPSlA w lHDiGESTI0N, mHEEMATlSM,
A(Lhb, ana ,GIihnNi 4, 6EElguI,, EPihEPSh5 lsu M
CITATION OF THE Heart, APOPLEAY, NEu-
MANI a, ,PAIhS IN TIE SIDE AND CHEST,
LlNER SOMELAlNIs SPlNAlI COMPLAINT, and
SRpTIStf2 Avn III yit1S + 4 VI "
NEp NSfTS mss tt'S 1T L L4Nb ALI
i 49, . - - ~ y NSi5 :, W * LII vt
3jP aS5 I5 7II lhf'9'' "h1hENI OF
AIAi1 ~ I'M OtS 90 H'u'
As. L. ,y,.,,- r, -, ,,,-...-
S;ssas, r fsv yaH en- s yi i ~ ~ i LSaTS
Trosfr0, al system 1Vis niar tba snSi 6,n Iifs iS
yyits5rS m ", q gi Ss ~ m AL ~
and wonderful discovery the exhausted pan and
sufferer is restored 10 farmer health strength astiriv and
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ff@Tg. h rare reduced TO = . cents, =. y. S. NAL
lr=-t1a- TOr Z Gin gtrn CiH .HGHdCCiiie LebtSbBrg
ssszs<sz4Ek and Hadis0nUWe-The new and substantia
Lake steamer LEN0RA (bnilt expressly tor this trade
and uDequallel as ea-boat,) j. W. Dunnlca, master
ieayesiiIe Lake end Of the P'ncharuan Railroad EVERY
DAY Coundays eXcepted) anva of the IL O'Clock NJ
extra 80 cents.
N, B.. The steamer Lenora has recently been thoroughly
repaired a retusd the best possible manner, she has
superior Hu y Engine Boilers fire engine Hose etc AS can
be ascertain b. calling the nsu ance Offices in New
Orleans or tn steamboat and boiler nspecots. For further
mtormaitOn,l- Qure Of
PAYNE HARRISON, ts Poyjras street,
VIM; L, { ustilNI & CO: % Common street,
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Domestic Ports.
NEW YORK, Aug Gard, ship Suiana, Barrett IA
deys from NewOreaus.
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aus FGt freight Or pass A REREi CO. royr.
= NLSAREAlelA A9uTE lFoR .CAlAfO

80 NIJ4HAtalA h1LIE FUR tAlAFONa7
sIfk MAIZE fine and very ias; sailing schooner
'A1s'A HOME, Capt Benson, chartered Tor this voyaRa
10 precee the Thorn vii leave ior san Juan, Neatagpa
Monday the igth iastRnt.
From san Juan Realio on the Pacific the route By
the river San Juan and Lake Ncarag with about twelve
miles Of land carriage, and all through exceedingly inter
eslns and healthy counTy, Realo pOgt of considerable
note On the Pacific, which there opportunities
OF reaching san Francisco by sailing vessels This rrHfs
a6out Ivy miles sho ter than in 0peTaou San juan
being 4UJ miles TINS sde OF LhagFes, and Reajo only 60
miles above Panama or freight nsSsagR apply N
VILLA u j. DEWEY, 81 Girasef struas q
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Office Q, the Crescent Mutual assurance Co

Office OF the Crescent Mutual Insurance Co.
In conformity with the Cons their charter the
CuHl any submit the following statement;
amount Of Pr5aH8s OF Fgc,,s fsacl far tie gCar II
ing J0ly IL, 1867,
For Fire Prem Ss3s9l 81
tur Marine Premiums lu6A13 q
D. - - s5.o,o.2 s4
Less Premiums on Risks not terminaCd... Glyoi7 81
Earned Premiums for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5OT23
Paid during the same period for Losses, UiE:
For Fire Losses 400
Eof Marine Ioses.'. iOS9 o.
For River Losses 4sS1s VI
amount Re u5uraEces and Expenses, less
--sl67,Ols Il
Pod.s to lie SsS 7U3
The Company further report that they had at the date Of
the l2h inst being the close Of their fiscal year. the follow
ing assets, viz:
In Bonds and Morga unncumbcd improved
in the Parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson
loaned heFeon'' S3!sOO w
BUS heceTab 2Ol2J 81
Due for Premiums and ia Of coll 7123 A
$3.50 ii
Total Aaasls''''''''''' 20
The Trustees have this day declared dividend Of thirty.
three and oncrd per cent. the net earned premiums oil
The past payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day i'll August next.
The Company would also give notice that they now have
commenced writing LIFE RISKS and hereafter will continue
to make LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES.
They offer this community all the advantages OF home
Institution, whose profits invested in their midst and the
security OF real and substantial capital Of Three Hun
tred and sixty Thousand DOlInrs.
a liant