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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA,
Office, No. IS Camp street,
Between Common and Gravier SITS.

Office, No. IS Camp street,
Between Common and GTavieT SITS.
TRUsTEEs:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 5. Allison,
Peter Conrey, Jr., Maunse White VIM. Il. Ilevcrich,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Geo, Suawhndge, Henry 5. BuckneT
PETER CoNREY, Jr. President Board Of Trustees.
Joseph w Stanton, John Stroud, Sen, NJ NJ. Cohen,
Wm NJ Gsodich, joshua BALDWIN, william ii. W llG
John l. satiaTaus, yaTiek Martin, John D; Bsin,
a. ID, CroSsman, Mark Walton, VIM. G. Tompkins,
Cornelius Felowes, Joseph Lalagde, John b. Leeie.
Edw. Jenuer Coke.
~ This Company is prepared to entertain applications
Tor Life Insurance, and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes, the Table of Rates established
by the Board which less than the rates charged by The
New York and London offices and without their restrictions
as residence in the South BY the charter Dividends of
Profits are declared annually and the profits draw interest,"
OF their where the party paid his premiums in full
IoHN IAGAH, President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President
A j. WEpDERRURT, NJ. D. Medical Board of
HARMON DoANE, Secretary. f. l.. GOOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. d., No III Magazine street, Medical
Examiner Office hours, for blacks ~ to 81 A. Nj do for
whites, TO p NJ at his RESIDENCE lie will examine white
applicants at the office of the Company daily from I2l to
O'Clock lie will examine any one al his dwelling
without permit which can be had on applications the office
tI California Permits issued 10 Life Insurance mem
hers at New York and London rates Prospectus Table of
Rates, and all information Life Insurance. and all papers
necessary to elect Insurance can be had at the office of the
In order accommodate all classes of our citizens young
men and mechanics having families dependen Them the
OomRan WIN sow an persons lsurng tor fUe where the
pfemiu amounts 10 over S0O annum, one-haf IN
cash and onehaf in satisfactory endorsed note at ~ months
bearing interest at per cent, per annum.
N b. The business of this Company is confined 10 IIFE
River or Marine Risks are taken.
~ Office hours, ga n to ie27 tia1
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DAILY CRESCENT.


TETE WnhLE fIsHERY, LONG TINE AGO.
The first person that is recorded to have killed a
whale among the people Of New England, tsays
the Rev Henry Z. Cheever in his interesting work
= The Whale and his Captorss recently published
by the Mcssrs. Harper, was one William Hani-
ton somewhere between 1860 and 1910. In the
town records Of Nantucket, there Is a copy Of an
agreement entered into, in the year 1878, between
ore James Lopaf and the settlers, 9 to carry on a
design Of whale fishing Bnt whether the first
proper whaling harpoon used n America was
wrought there Or on Cape God, cannot be ascer
tanned. Prom this time onwafds, whenever whales
were deserted in the bay o. citing from the rude
look-outs constructed along shore, notice was in
stanty spread, and they were attacked byCoats
then manned mostly BY the Indians, who early
eyinced an aptitude and Loneliness ior thus buslness.
Si,ore-whslsae seems 10 have reached its height
by 1726 daring which yeaE Sc whales were taken
L in one day. Il was continued with declining
success up to 1860, and for 70 years preceding that
date not single white man is known TO have lost
his life IN the hazardous pursuit As early as l7oG,
thew began to fit out vessels from Cape Cod and
Nantucket 10 sswhale out in the deep for sperm
whales These gradually crept along, emboldened
nv exuerience north to the Labradofs and south to
tie Bahamas, where New Providence became IA
nous as a whale-ishing station, through the skill |
and daring Of New England enterprise while, as
Burke said but in the griste, and not yet hardened
into the bone Of manhood BY the year I'LL, New
England, through her adventurous whale fishery,
was both in the North and South Atlantic Oceans,
commanding the admiration Of the world, and eu-
ogized By tie highest eloquence Of the British Par
lament. From the year 1771 to 1775, Massachu-
sets alone employed il annually 304 vessels, OF
27,Sa6 tons burden. The quantity of oil brought
into Nsntucket yearly at the time of the breaking
our Of the Revolutionary war, 10000 barrels.
Let this be compared with the past two years. and
see how the amounts agree. In 184S the amount
Of oil brought into the United States was l07, 976
barrels Of sperm, 2s0,656 Of whale, and 2003,000
pounds Of whalebone. In 1S49, from January to
November 20, the whole amount was 50, 35S barrels
OF sperm, 24S, BIS Of whale, and 22S3, 695 pounds
Of whalebones- Boston EsrAiNg Transcript.
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DOCTOR S. p.
IOsUmse1lGs'S SG1S0f1Gtr5EItg.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.

WONDER AND BLESSlNG OF THE AGE.
The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART BOTTbEs-Ir is SIX
TIMES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANrER, AND WAR
RANrED SUPERIOR TO ANY soLp-Tr
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, ruRd-
ING, slCKENING OR DEBlLI-
TAT1NG THE PATIENT.
FIlE great beauty and superiority Of this saaparla
all other medicines is, that while eradicates the disease
tinvigorates the body. Ii Is of the very best
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever known; not only purifes the whole system and
strengthens the person, but it creates and rich
blood; power possessed by no other medicine. And in
This lies the grand Of its wonderful success 1t has
performed within the last five years. than 100 600 cures
incurabe 1t has saved the lives Of more than 5000 Children
during the two past seasons
10000 GASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AND
WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY.
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparla nvigorates the whole system
permanently. To those who have lost their muscular energy
by the effects of medicine ndscreon committed YOUTH
general physical prosaton of the SYSTEM asstude
want ambitions tanting sensations, premature decay and
decline, fastening towards that fatal disease, Consumption
can pc entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sar
TNYfGoRATING CORDIAL,
As renews and nvigoraes the system, gives activity to the
limbs and strength to The muscular system, in most extra
0i''''A' Ust ION SUMPTION CURED.
Czeanse and Strengthen; Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Liner Complaint, Colds,
Cgtgrrk Coughs. Asthma Splitting Of Blood, Soreness
Pruse ErpeetoraiOn, Pain IN the Side haze been
SITTING BLOOD.
New York April q, 1S47
Dr. T6oaSe,6-I verify believe that your Sarsaparilla
has been the through Providence of saving my lie
and worse. AT last raised large quantities of blood had
night sweats and greatly debtaed and reduced and
short time, and there has wonderful change been
N me. am now able to walk all the city. raise no
blood and my cough has left me. You well imagine
That am thankful for these results Your ODD servant,
WIN. RUSSELL, 30 CathaTine street,
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EDUCATION.
ERASTUS EVERETT, A. NJ,
Director and Proprietor.


ERASTUS EVERETT, A. NJ,
Director and Proprietor.
THIS Institution, for the education OF young gentlemen,
opened April 1913, aud soon secured Tor itself q
place among the best Seminarie<in the South.
noted for the purity of the air, and entire redom from
epidemic visitatons III,
By recent improvements on very liberal SCALE the bvlln
play have been carefully adapted TO a the
necessities OF a Boarding and Day School. A.
The branches of knowledge are taught py tt-
good character and skill and experience in teaching
The system of education embraces the Sramna5 anu III
eatufe OF the Greek. Latin, English, French and Spansh
Languages History, Geography, Rhetonc NeIslneaions
Logic Political Economy, Moral Philosophy, bookksephg3
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Tneonomeuy, Naiufai
Philosophy and Chemistry. - .. =.
students can be instructed the expense Of parents In
Drawinr MOsc Dancing and Fencing skltnl masters of
these departments being connected with the School.
No pains spared in giving welgrounaet knowledge
of the French and the English, written and spoken Lam
Ruaxe The Institution presents singular advantages ior
torouR requirement OF the French French the mother
tongue Of mosi Of he pupils, and all the instructors cr
taught By Mr. Everett solely and he will give as heretofore
all diligence nipartng TO the students of the School
accurate knowledge of the language OF the land To the
higher classes given. connection with Rhetoric,
Of English and French Literature.
The Ancient Languages have recently received new
impulse There are now two Greek and three Latin Glasses
course OF successful operation, and students may here
the thorough knowledge of these languages that
IS impaired in our best Northern Colleges.
The price OF Board (wasng neluded) and Tuition, in all
any OF the branches, $50 per month. The price Of
Half Board = this includes Tuition in all any of the
branches The price of Day Scholars q, OF dollars
according to advancement. d14 I'm
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ITO PLANTERS AND BIIIDERS.-A RROvvN

FT'O PLANTERS AND BUILDERS.-A. BROWN
u CO., Dealers an al kinds Of LMmber-Cypress,
W hite and Yellow Pine, Mahogany Black Walnut Oak
ash and Poplar Mahogany Newes and Baustes Lath
LEANS. STEAM SAW-MlIL, NATCHEz, Miss
~ Orders for all kinds OF Cypress Lumber, delivered any
where on the Mississippi River below Nachez at short
holee. ap3 lyd 3mW
WHISKY, BRANDY. GIN AND WINE.-g nun
w eheons Irish and punoheon Scotch Whisky; half
pipes Cognac Brandy; pipe Holland Gin and 20 casks
Sherry Wine in bottles The above Whisky from the Dis
hereS direct and has lain over for than two
years, and the Brandy of the lavore brand. The
Sherry Wine Of tile AmonladO vintage, much cele.
purchasers by [nl9l JOHN TOOLE, Is Bank Place
CODA AsH-lo0 packages in hhds., tefces and bhls
- in stores 50 hds MnspTat's brand arrive for sale bP
- HAHMAN & HOLDEN,
d9 No 80 Magazine street and II Red Stones
IRISH MHISKY-5 puneheons, Irish Whiskey, of IN
most delicious flavor for sale in bond, by
dig JOHN TO0LE, Is Bank Place.
pigs FEET-NO kegs, just received and for sale by
l. s. ii. FULTON,
DIS 4New LeYee and 5 Tchoupitoulass st,
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THE FRENCH LUCTNA CORDIAL;

II
'ENHE INNARIABLE SUCCESS Of these DrOpsin cases
of mpotency has gained for them Just celebrity. To
those persons who by OF venery selpouton have
brought themselves Premature Impotency, Involuntary
Seminal Emissions General Debility, Weakness and ShriveI
ling OF the Genital Organs, Nervous Affections, any other
consequences of unTened indulgence of the sensual pas
sons these Drops are strongly recommended This dreadful
practice (JuHlm) depression Uwness Of spirits,
with peculiar fits Of melancholy, and lessons both mental and
bodily capacity
ES The only Agency in the United States is at No y
CARoNDELEr street, between Canal and Common Streets
New Orleans, sign OF the Hsculapius Statue. 81 1y
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SAI Us lDi llle tuIt VI
GOnoThRa, elect, Suie
lures, Venereal Diseases,
ETC., etc.
In offering these prepa.
rations 10 the public,
Doctors Leroy and Pelerei
fearlessly hazard the asser,
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualled, either for then
curative properties or fol
mlldness, safety and Ger.
tainty in their operations,
by any other preparation,
compounded for similal
purposes, now before The
public.
Long standing cases Of
G0HOTrhGa, Gt8et, Strie,
lures, PatHs az he L,Oins.
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COsTIV ENEss;
OR, ooNsTIPATIoN OF THE BOWELS
4

Or CoNsT1PATIoH OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the suret safest and certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the worst cases. and after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called office with astonhment upon their faces stating
that they had used the for other diseases upon parts
of their bodies the bowels, and that copious
had resulted fomit This result will always follow thorough
rubbing Oh the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly safe and
in no instan can the Pain Extractor do HARM
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Il DlSEASES.-The reputation of the writer is well
established that all that necessary those who have
been unfortunate have contracted OF those
dreadful diseases known and called Secret Diseases any
Of their various tors that the writer after most success
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (hayng treated and
eNed many hundreds who past all hope of whom
had been under the of eminent physicians, without
receiving any benef) is enabled offer you positively safe
certain and speedy Should any Of the unfortunately
afflicted this short advertisement, they would do well
call at No. SO CusroMHousE street, before applying else
where and avail themselves of the benefits of subscriber
long and successful experience.
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Tie Great Remedy Procloimedl
The OydesstGsE Etfe. Egsg5,.!


Prepared from he Orgt,a Recipe 1000 pears old dis
NOR the Removal and Permanent Cure of all Disease
arising from the impure OF the system 1t hernia
nenty Diseases Of the Liver and all Bilious alice
tons Diseases of the Spleen Heart, and Stomach Con
sumption Splitting of Blood; Coughs: Colds; Night
Sweats; Debility Emaciation Pain and Soreness in the
Breast teyers; ShOrnes of Breath; Papitaon of tie
Heart Dropsy Disease of the Kidneys and Bladder Dys
pepsia Eatuence Sour Stomach Languor Depfesion
81 spiris Painters Chole; Chil Soreness; Lameness
Water Brash Scrofua Kings Evil; all Diseases OF
Erupuons of the Skn-Tetter, Scad Head Salt Rheum
Soils, Eimples, etc.; White Swelling Hip Disease Ulcers
ropsys Jaundice Fever and Ague; Chills; Fits; Dar
ha; Pans Of the Breast Nervousness; Neuralgia; Rheu.
az Diseases peculiar to Females, painful Mensuration
cramps, Spasms, ETC.; Dysentery: Bowel Complaint and
Disease of the Aimentary Canal; Catarrh: Dizziness
Headaehe; Worms; Constipation; Piles; Asthma: Ne
bIy occasoned by intemperanee; Delum Tremens Los
Of Appetite Disease produced by the of Mercury etc
celebrated Remedy discovered. The famous river Nile
has been fruitful OF disease the inhabitants of
that country especially the Nile Fever, which il analogous
TO the common Yellow Fever OF New Orleans and il was
not until the discovery Of the Recipe from which the ORR
ENT4N LIFE ELIXIR is manufactured, that lis ravages
Were arrested and the dreadful annual vtant deprived of its
destroying power.
The Magical effect of this celebrated Medicine in all dis
eases, more like shifting fairy in the Arabian Nights
than any thing merely natural and therefore mortal prompt
decided and complete rs its operation. Indeed the trans
forming, In single month"; the human body from disease
healtsong, vigorous and endurable-is apt strike the
behoder with wonder but when reflect on tho
nature of the ORIENTAL LIFE EI.IXIH-its eminently
distinct charactetogeher with the fact that to BE-
singled out by Providence, Of this present day. for the Relic
OF Mankind, wonder will cease, and surprise give
place to heartfelt admiration and thankfnness.
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with annveterate
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
five hundred dollars in employing physicians and in purchasing
medicines that used recommended for but
purpose until last heard of and tried ID AL
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, TO my
great SURPRISE before had used whole box OF this aye
my limb was entirely healed, and have nothing Of il left
about me- BRADOCk DAVIS.
Henrietta Monroe county, N. Y, May 8, 1873
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FEMALE MEDIG g22HNS + BUTLER Jr'

DT Townsends Sarapala sovereign and speedy cure
tor lncpient Consumption, Baennes, Proapsus Uen or
Failing OF the Womb Costveness Piles, LeuchorrhPa or
Whes, INSTRUCTED difficult Mensuuaon Incontnence
OF Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prosaon OF the systenno whether the result OF
inherent cause causes produced by eguaty Illness or
accident Nothing can be surprising than
effects on the human frame Persons all weakness and ass
ude from taking at becoeTobust and full of eergy
under us influence 1t Immediately the nerveess.
ness OF the female France which is the great cause of barren
ness IL Will not be expected of of 80 delicate
natures 10 exhibit certificates OF performed but can
assure ne afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
y Us thousands oil cases where families have been without
have been blessed with line, healthy offspring
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She brought bed box, and applied the Sores
felt immediate ease wherever touched me- and begged
for enough annoint thoroughly 1t Obtained and
life seemed invest To the burning pain
in the chest made Pills OF it, and them, which
soon cured me. my Life your valuable Extractor
being strong ever and have been early
In the year lS4a. kERZIA FRENCH,
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This medicine has acquired very extended and established
reputation wherever il has been used based entirely
The paortunate victim Of hereditary disease. with swollen
glands coAagsd snews and Rqnes half carous has been
erad with ulcers eathsome TO himself and his attendants,
Foaned hopeey for years under cntaneoas and glanduar
disorders chronic rleumahss and many other complaints
circulation, have been raised as il were from tie rack Of dis
=, s a now YIN ~. constitutions gladly testify
"TRBTH Is STRANGER THAN FICrIoN.''
The attention Of the reader is called to the following aston
This is to certify that Ihaye coloed woman who has been
afflicted fer the last e years with scTofua and all the
plant on TIE contrary she CONSTANTLY grew and after
using other popular remedies without saece, iii lie disease
had eaten away me cartilage oil her nose made its appear.
In this dreadful situation, witt the prospect Of death staring
for sapds sarsapania in Newben NJ c. by whom was
aas p se q so as s and s to ny and h9 o.
and bali bottles she was restored 70 periet health and that
weeks from The tiue she COMMENCED taking i.
III witness Of the truth Of this statement have hereunto af,
".eu my ns' w nun E5osEPH aiec 81 p
Mouth OF Neuse River. Craven Co.. N. @.
SORE T.HROfT.
The following extract letter received from Mrs
Beyan, who had been afflicted several yeas with scrofulous
lcer, Dyspeas etc., and recently an affection Of the
threat and sl'esi BsiLHygpgRs. Va, Dec. 49, 1876.
my throat completely nicsraled had dreadful cough,
ss a above sss AND S loss s S oO
throat extended 70 head, that my hearing was very
alneh impaired After taking The saraparlla short
health improved, and my throat now well am As
ires from cough and tghtness Of The chest was
tlIee MONTHS the OF which has been effected entirely
by the use Of your Saraparila.. Your friend,
LOUISA r.. BEVAN
The following testimonial to the value Of the asabarIia
IL from the Rev Luther Wright, aged rs years COngrega
nonal Minister. residing A. Nobnrn; =
hiess sssps; 9aentisnisa-From what have expe
epeed and nom tho INFORMATION have recently received
from snngbT OF persons Of high respecabity who have
used taraana, have not the least doubt but that il
i ul valuable medicine, and that the numerous eertIf
Gales hsye received Of its efficacy fully sustained BY
frpaerf. aud although 10 reputation and utility are very
extensive, and stand in aeed Of humble efforts
crease them, want ali who afflicted By disease become
nluaiated with the ecacv and poser OF your Valuable
nlicne. Il am, gentlemen gratefully and very respect
fully, gonfa, LUTHER WRIGHT.
fH- PREPARED and Sold wholesale and retail BY A. D &
d. sands. Druggists and Janisz i9s EnfQn street cor
Of William, New York. Sold also By OrugEists gene
rails Throughout e Qled States and the Cxiiadass Price
- - fos ssie 81 sic;Rf.ES& co. N. JARVIS & co.
Meals i,telA EDf5 New OEeanss JOSEPH PACKER,
fftllf.. Hnl,ih4A 4 Coz, Monfsonlsry n. n WAD-
VIE p fiE0rls<i 1. GAslqg n 8 co, 9egadsen.
az d&lplR
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CJHEN, having had 30 years' eXpcTience, offers the
II. above inlallhle remedy for all Diseases per- ssz
tanning TO the EYE, Ophthama, OF five years y
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye, @99
Of years. cured in ~ weeks; of this city, SSs
being blind for MONTHS restored the sight of
eye three weeks; gentleman who always used specs for
81 years, by using only drop was enabled read the
newspaper without them by candegh hours after. In
hanmaton OF days cured Jy gle drop. Ii gives
brliancy to the Eye, and also strengt CITIZENS the sight
fz4- Nos. POS PHILIPPA street, Heva, and ~ ST.
CHARLES street. apI7 1y
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This certies that DALLEY7S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family for Salt Rheqm of thirteen years
duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have been al
aeviaed and they were both entirely removed There
be doubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that the
Patentee claims for it, from what has fallen under my obser.
yaon added the very respectable testimonials favor
BY Others who have used in requiring immediate relief
do eheerfuy recommend the attention ofthe afflicted
the of this invaluable salve.
Buffalo, NJ. y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time, but is driven in, and will e-appear in the
other place. The Pain Extractor however raNs oit,
and completely the of the disease effects
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ER, July 20, lS46--Y our Wild Cherry and Tar Syrup
raj Satisfaction. We have been out Of il for soma
thought we would not order any; but it ia almost
ired ior and we thought perhaps, 1t would be best
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN M HILL, ALEX ALLISON, JAS. B. KNOWLES
GE9. ". MARTIN, yAcoB NJ GAvooK, g. NJ. Foee,
4. b, FoGG, WIN. EAKIN, SAML SEAY.
W.W.WooDFoLK, JOHN NJ. Bass,
JAMES J. Gill; Secretary JOHN M. HILL Pres't.
E This long established Company, with the ample
means for the protection of its Policies continues take
RIVER. SEA and FIRE RISKS on the most liberal terms
at its Agency in New Orleans, at the office of
o9l PICKETT, PERKINS & CO., 81 Magazine st.
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A q. AINsW0RTH. NOTARY PUBLIC AND
IA. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State
an the DaiaH OFE1eE-ho. 2 CAMP STREET, New Or
leans. Dispositions taken, Accounts Probaed Deeds
and Mortgages Drawn and all Documents and nstrumentso
Wrtinf Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record
any part ei the UNITED STATES. Commissioned
since 1SA6.
II Marine and other protests particularly attended to:
and all cases of General Average Partial Loss correctly
ted and n1omptly arranged mh26 1yd&W