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" ShirtsThe friends and patrons Of the Snirt Sew
0s Union are respectfully informed that they are now
pepaitd 1T tier new establishment No 10 Bleecker ST
knaIufactuEe, and have hand large assortment Of
Esstsmtns linen Of every quality, such as Snrts, Under
shirts Collars, Drawers &c The public respectfully
soheiled 20 favor them with call at No 10 Bleeckerst
DIS IT, Mrs L. IOyELANp Store Manager.
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" National Temperance Society.-The F1fth
Quaiterly Meeting of tue National Temperance Society
WI be held In Broadway TabsTnacle on MONDAY
EVENING December vs. az u O'Clock. Addresses will be
delivered by Rev. IL. Chaplin, of th,s cIy, aud DR..
Charles Jswett, Of Mass. Music by the Aeghenians
Aem,ssioa free ais ~
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a Partner.

&I 0ON-PARTNER WANTED
W sOOO A man with the above amount, II good
ckaracier enter into partnership with the advertiser
in good cash business well established 10 the lower part
the and for the last years in the street.
and the present time doing very good business and
making MONEY, and not ID debt dollar Address c. c.
Tribune Office wi b real name and address. dis 81
&c ono WANTED. $4,000 for
ROsVOVs year on bond and mortgage on
teimauen personal sropsty OF the value Of $40 COO For
further particulars, inquire OF -
LAPAUGH & DOWNING,
DIS 4tiss No Is Wall.st Sd story.
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Wantfn.

EOOK.-A Woman wanted TO Cook, and
~ do general Homework IN private family Good
references required. Apply to No. ALLEN Ct dlSA'
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DOARDING.-A Gentleman and his
- Wife or single gentlemen, be accommodated
with Board private family. Apply At No. % Allen st.
NIL lms
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.nOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife, or
- two OF three single Gentlemen can % accommodated
with Board and pleas by applying al No - Muir
Iay-st References exchanged. dlo N'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

rSr The Fourteenth Anniversary ofthe Frank
In Literary Association Will be held TtlS MONDAY
EVENING in the Bethesda Baptist Church IN Ohryse,
Delaney St, cOmntncng Al oclock precisely
Order OF Address by the PresldsntReadlos
oil the journal OTatonPoem and the discussion of the
following question II Hun gary aga rasss the stand
Arb Of Independence and Russia in.erteres ought the
United States 10 render stance 30 Hungary - Seats
Rec ldl5 III J H. LANDON, Secretary.
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90 The New kneland society In the CITY OF
New York VIII hold its al meeting for the traasac
tan Of business and for the Election OF Officers for the
snsuIng year On MONDAY, Dec &C. AZ 70 o'clock m, al
the Astur House EpHM. klNGSBURY, Secretary.
che Annual Address IN commemoratioa OF the Landing
II the Pilgrims. Will be delivered by Hon GEO. HILL
LARD OF Boston, the I'D Dec at M AT the Broad
Wsy TAbcTnacle Ambulance free.
Tue Society aAd ITS Guests wh dine at the As'or House
q the 2sd Dec. aiePM. Members may Obtain ncasts
6um an Of ,he officers dc tod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

DOARD.-A few Gentleman can be ac-
10 commodated with good Board. pleasant rooms, and
angle beds at No. 1877 Allen st., between Stanton and
Houstonsls. Stages pass the door. d2 Inn
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boarding. Gentlemen and their
hwres. single gentlemen, can have pleasant rooms
and board at No a Vssey-st nA lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

DOOMS and BOARD.-ChOice of un-
usually pleasant Rooms for gentlemen gent smsn
and their wives Two or three gentlemen, wshlng 10
reom together be very comfortably accommodated AZ
the newly opened and superior house corner OF
and 2stk-si az ~
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w Invitation 20 American Cttizens! Fellow
CtYtns You aware Of the lmporaac' y >assnths
nssion You Know and feel VITA me io' important
that the Senate aud Congress sh uid c'e Governor
kossnth accei doggy in thsr caaaoy a. tue Govern
neat the United states L. Us hold pa tic meetings IN
every place hioughOut the Unian % conV nee our Govern
~ they will only &C, according the wishes OF The
people receiving kossnth this Let us wan
eur GovelDment agsnst the lasting DISGRACE which will
hll upon II nj they refuse to do So h. RICHTER.
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u young man, who is well acquainted with the
tile business and double entry book keeping wishes TO
gage with some Wholesale Dry Goods house Clerk
keeper for the coming The best OF reference
can be gwen by addressing J. ID. W, Tribune Office.
llNTh&Mons
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pOARD-A Gentleman and Lady and a
with pleaksRt ROOMS with board satisfactory pnces at
No g Hudson near Duane 81 Park Warm and cold
baths and house heated throughout Very pleasant oca-
tor. ci'@'
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TX MARV NEW BOOK,
II DREAM LIFE. is for sale this morning at
dl3lt RANDOLPHS, 6e9 Broadway. opposite Bond ST.
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DOARD.-ODe or two Gentlemen or
~ Gentleman and Wife. can be accom- modatsd with a
pleasant at No. 10 Rutgers ReieUnce gwen and
ffquifed. dlo ~
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Scat, ,ering
ss fSsd s s %ss 81 t s.s
ce!yed majority ct votes II r., ,hS G Feg,th Ward and A
to the Council Of Municipaiiy No Two. And Hugh Grant
received msory of votes for Surveyor of the Second
protest having been e entered BY Mr. G Bsneha1a
y Of he the Mayor ad
ders Of the Frt and Third municipalities OF opinion that
the whole matter should be referred to the Council OF Munich
D'i'''' No tsIsSsd, Tws cnosssAs. Mayor
p snuzssE1u. Recorder Of Municipaity No Three.
NEW ORLEANS, La, 4th February 1851
70 ss 3 ssssas Ssvs5 III Hsn 'issA 'Ss
Seaienoaa, Recorder .Uanicpaiity No. Three;
GgSrLEMKN1t hereby protest ssnst !he election fe Sur
it, That Mr. Hugh Grant, who appears to have received
of me Parish OF Qsans as required d by the sh Article Of
Article 81 oil The Constitution OF is45.
Ward 10 Introduce illegal rotes.
eev. Of the Inspeetors Clerks Mr. Moran
czeu OF the United States, az required by law; and that
Reeving to myself all legal rights in these premises,
new my protest against w. thi b election Aci. i:.,
[sgned1 '''' ''e'ell ALBERT IsinSr' C. BLANCHARD.
Mr. Marks made notion which was carried,
that a committee of three be appointed to examn e
the qualifications OF the members elect from the
Fourth and Fifth Wards.
The President appointed Messrs. Marks Yam
cey, and Beard, on said committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Yancey, the Council took a
recess.
The Council having reassembled, Mr. Marks
chairman, presented the following report, which
was unanimously adopted
The committee appointed to examine the qualif-
cations of Mr.. Joseph E,ter, Alderman elect from
the Fourth Ward, and Mr.. Alexander Brother, AL
derman elect from the Fifth Ward beg TO repor
n on
title them TO seats in this Council.
*; !. \ 4. s4:s:: s$s:ss: $s$Ss,.
Mr.. Renshaw made a motion, which was car
red, that that portion of the Mayors message rela
live to the election OF Surveyor, be referred to
special committee of three.
Ga motion of MIR. Beard, said motion was re
considered.
Mr. Renshaw made motion, which was adopt
ed, that the motion TO appoint committee of thre
be laid on the table.
The minutes OF The last two meetings were rea'
and approved.
The following communication from the Mayor
was read:
mAToRAlrf Fsblssly F. msy 2Rh5t'S' !, is5i. ;
10 tie Honsra%e the PresiaeHt M ~, and ticm9ers Of Il
GsSrLEMES-A gree aoly to the resoluoa Of your homo
able body passed 18th January notice that
msruia Aey from St Charles to Camp Streets but SUI
u be a o s s o da is nSee to
Withdrawn.
bly, law had eonssned he Honorable Rsoorss sei' q
several Municipalities at my office this day. to exam'
No TIVE 6" in % Ss Of
d on S y No.
Recorder Of h MSHncpay Ssctp No. 5 Thrs bs,
ptsieot pezt 9Th ips al is oclock M
s5sjs, have e ss be- Mayor
The Treasurer's Weekly Report was read as fc
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J. T. MaREHEAp. Solicitor. n. tn
K. PRETLow, M. D., Physician.
J. b. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finanl


The upon which this company insure life pecu
lary vornbe to the more it is believed
than the terms any other e Insurance Company wit
The great security afforded in G n arantee Fund o
800 co., $40 600 Of which has been paid in cash, and $50 on
the safest manner by Bond and Mortgage Rea
Estate t... a.s. ...r = ..... - =,
Rates of Premum greatly reduced from the rates of ohe
companies; and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women secure from
the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments for losses
No extreme hazards taken by this company;
annual dividend all policy holders, payable in cash
also, additions made Life Policies every five years:
Notes taken in part for premiums
Policies issued upon application Without Delay causing
Loss of Insurance TO the parties
Lives Of between the ages of IA and 60
inclusive, for year. 5 years or for life -.
The pamphlets and published by the company will be
found to contain much valuable information respecting the
nature principles and benefits Of Life Insurance
Also, examination OF the plans OF the other Mutual Com
panes of this country, and full explanation Of the plan
posed this company, together with various tabesOne
showing the Of for the Of life Of
companies compared with the of this company and
another giving the of this company, for all and
which insurance is made.
Pamphlets and furnished gratis, and applications
ceived and forwarded by tl
4; 4 DILLON. JR., Agent, at NewOfleans.
A. ]. WEDDERBURN, Medical Examiner
eV Office Of Peoples Telegraph Line Commercial Ex
change St. Charles street. mig If
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MADAME YORk-This celebrated PHILOSOPHER, As
VI ologst and Physiog nost and the Egyptian
Oraces Of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
% s Ssl Sd oy No. % in ,s q 1 a's s.
phrenoogeal Chars with admsasuremens of the head,
GOODRICH u Co offer for sale at their Ware
h,'ss oas Of
Is large nan and worthy the at'ep,ion @ Of he trade
400 half chests ordinary and good Black do
& & cases A. curious I s,asa luck rss-snperiOr; @
10 half chests English Breakfast Teas;
'' @ Ns@oPis.na Nissst@E .fss Refned afs Sugar
i,0o I00 do assorted Mackerel;
@ i0o boxes and drums Goldfish;
% Do EteSsia EMasSss-s sGSsg Ca Adsm.ntne candss
800 mats Cassia
Il cask Dutch ombro Madler;
l9o cases Fire Crackers;
n IA casks Byas Porter and Ale;
1900 kegs Brdgewater Nails;
10 packages ssay%SnF s.sn' %,sodSS GodSs9 Brandy
,oS Djps, DEss HoxaId Hoy, Ma.sS & G.: MadssSs; sS;
ds' s%es, @ sSf!!y sass sFS Wne!s Wssrsandy "'e'
,1s. W'th W. boxes @ superior VIsins Tobacco
s,c Mh a,a large stock of Pickles Preserves champasne
| DuFFlELD'S HAMS AND JOLES-
~ 3 bbls Dutield's new Hams:
q q sS shds do do eS'a So sugpI, ~ cured 5o,es a
Landing sH steamer Georgetown and for sale by
| 40 r. nj. McALPls,
| laso 20 Common st and Canal street Row
| sEYM MoUR& & BRO.
| WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL GROCKHs,
Nos. 242 and 2li 7thoupoatas street, Men Orleans
X EEp constantly on hand good supply Of ever
EGR2GFRY aRb tfF ffh stGAk
to suit purchasers e'0 ETC. III large OF 'a fs "
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Che Dailp Crescent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
ee r7uascsl Of the Sse0md Mnmicirnl'tv
b he'd Every Day-(Sunday Exeepted)~ )~
BY t,ROCKETT, FkUsT e. co.
--=OE-
OFyIcE,,....No. a3 ST. CHARLES sTRzrT.
Proceedings of the Council of Munici-
pality No. Two.

panty ~ A'"'
THURSDAY, February g, 1851.
The Council met at o'clock, P. M, on the fol-
lowing call of the Mayor:
MAyORALTY OF New ORLEAss,} .
February 5. 1851. 4,
s;gsasg Goe.nea MnneiPati,y y;, NO; "a Tno: % u,o,o
(Thurday) the 9Th nst at the usual hour and place.
'' '' A. b. CRossMAs. Mayor.
Present: Hon. J. H. Caldwell, President; AL
dermen Beard, Brother, Etter, Hawthorn, Johnson
Marks, Montanye, Mccormick, Pride, Renshaw
Shields, Sykes and Yancey.
The following message Of the Mayor was read ::
MAYoRALTY NEW ORLEANs,}
February 8, 1851. 5
To The Honorable President and Members Of the Council
Of Mua,etpatty y No. Tn0:
OF The official the election held in the Second
Municipality Monday the 3D. INST for Surveyor one mem
her OF the neral Council and member from the ropIth
and Fifth Wa,ds, each, to the Council OF Municipality NO.
also hand ou enclosed copy Of protest entered by Mr..
A. G Blanchard against the election OF Mr. Hugh Grant as
Surveyor. IN, , .
b, take their Aldermen.
Very respectfully, your obedinnt servant,
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
MAyoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS
February D, 1851.
La accordance with the sixth section Of the act to equaze
in the Mnncpa Councils OF the city OF New
Orleans, approved 18th January is4l the undersigned
Of New Orleans met this day the office OF the Mayor of the
OF New Orleans and there projected TO the
OF the election held Monday, the ID Instant
the Second Munc pay for Surveyor, one member Of
Ward and member TO represent the Fifth Ward OF said
MuncPaty in the Council thereof, and declare the follow
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DENTISTRY.

nENTAL NOTICE-The Copartnership here
~ toiore existing between F. H., @. 9. & N-
j.. 8. KNAPP is dissolved bv limitation
F. II. u C. s. Knapp and l. Chandler, VI fYyA
may be consulted at the old stand, 104 COM A4llYu
street, corner of st. Charles.
$. Knapp may be consulted his office and resi-
dence No 10 8aronne street. near Canal.
They particular the preservation of Carl
Teeth, millions OF which annually lost for
of timely and udcious treatment They also prepared
insert Artificial Teeth according the laes improvements
in the either fastened by atmospheric clasps,
an with or without as me case may feqITs
roorm Letheon, with perfect safety, they having used
these articles nearly four thousand with
without injury o patienr. d. mil2ddS WHY
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MUSIC.
PLANO FORTE AnD MgsIG sT0Rk.

PLANO FORTH AND MUSIC 8TORK.
80 CAMP STRE EET. g
u. PL9jvO FORTES, from the justly -
fssatsd 6ss Co. soon 5ohn B. bpasm
DAVID Van Winke, q. b.. Gale 9 CO; andy ? w
Orders received for The HOksT's PATENT IRON PA
NOS, to be delivered fast receyed from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the bsst Piano
particularly for the country, where Tuners seldow
be they will stand longer and in better than
other Pano. These Pianos have independent rim
which can be removed in moment there being connec
aoa Il sSG GTEs
&34 other Musical ln.srumeg,: SsrstsnHy on hand and
FoFe, Guitar. Flute, stc. Also INSTRUCTION
era Doous, to Dealer, Tsaches and al ho:e ssnd.e s1e
orders All ordess promptly attended to. mh9
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INsTRUNkNTs
Iva subscribers would respectfully request your -.
attention to their large and extensive stock Of Ma >
sic and Musical MERCHANDISE OF descnPtion rmR
and also to their well selected assortment Of Piano e
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin, Guitar, Harp, Violincelo Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws. etc.
Vioins. Flutes Gu tar; Accordions. Bras instruments
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning hammers. Forks. etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Order for Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to. ff z
be,a discount made dealers AMI professor. and to
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for
All the new Music received from the North a. soon as pub
lshed.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr.. II. D. Hewitt. :. New Orleans, La, Got: 25
oa5 daawA 4: 4: s. s. HEWifr. HHEEWkFiffrr
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HIu
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 4, 1850.
10 hs HenoraHe Recorder and Council Of Municipality
GENrLEMEN-i have the honor to that pro-
des against The election for Surveyor held yesterday Feb
IN Munlc'pahty No. Two, the ground that Hugh
ant who appear 10 have received the largest number OF
votes o or u6ter of the parish Of Orleans
G fhs Aet o. he Of s March ls46 and by the
nexed part of Ibis protest Copy of Articles and Act
protest also against said election the ground that have
received majority OF the legal votes that
fraud and violence used the polls Of the Third ard
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OrFlck LAKE poNroHARrRAINR RAiLRG

.,,--t = .dl9 NswOraeans, April le, 1649.
A T Meeting of the Board Of Directors it was
Resoped That public be given BY the Company.
that in conformity with the rules already adopted and a
age, missing whatever, happening goods transported
from one end of the road the other. and that all freight
shall be the risk and peril of the shppsrs, cen
II all If D. NEVILLE. q
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NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANSy
~ 4E -. Z
MILNEBuRG AND LAKE PoNrCHARTRAIN.
RAILk0AD COMPANY
Neo .4rran cement for the Departure af the Cars.
Notice.

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour o'clock A.
k An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street ever,
quarter of an hour for the Depot
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VOLUME III.-NUMBER 292.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. P. CLIssEY respectfully informs the ladies'
1s1 and Geu,emen Of Neworeans thai his Dancing ~oa
Academy will be opened MONDAY Nov. 4, at I7
MIA No, csrondslet street, between Common sna ss
. n,.ss .ss' he ill y ,s.ss ..sa . !. ,A mos
II French QuadriAes, ID.
False a Dsaz Temps. Polka Mazosrka,
Pause 7rois Temps. GERMAN Polka Eaitz.
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. c. will these fashionable gentle
in a Of fifteen lessons.
every day.
n Class for Children Som O'Clock till dark on MONDAYS
aud THURsDAYs. IN
M Class gentlemen haItpss, TO- every night
Nevoriesn., Nov 2 1850. M sm os Inv
DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME .LErsE respectfully inform. her
l friends and the public generally that consequences Of
The continued application o pupils for admission IL 49,
from js:.pAas sssss: Lsl.s :sIss . y. &C; .ad
sv Es.s ,hs sHss % u. ee.,asd q h.
.:.i @ = sss .s': "a TEss.
% sH T. Ss
f O. sa or hs
iayetis M'le LEIsz viii assist at the lessons ad20
BRUINS NATIONAL HALL,
CARoSDELET STREET, corner OF PERDIDo STREET.
EAsHIoNABLE DANCING and WALTZ.
L ING AGA CADEMY.-Mr. and Mile FREDERICK T. BRUINS
Mo respectfully inform ladies gentlemen ao.
kYAk Nsw ORLEANS that ter aShooi viii open on -
Ezxsx WEDNESDAY. Deeemoef II, when the, will [1k
S$fSsYs Ys''
Private Glasses for LADIES' until O'Clock,
GX Class for Children till
q ca.. for Gentlemen and Youth. from until 10 O'Clock
the evening.
PUPiLs' BALLS once week.
AcFnas'
The above Hall for Bas
6ea Tor that purpose For further Mr.
BRUINS, At the Hal. ~. 3m
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BOOKS-STATIONERY.
BOARDING.

MRS. PECK'S BOARDING HOUSE has We.
1vl very pleasant Rooms for families or sinsle
gentlemen This house is Magazine street, third III
door from Felicity Road. The price for Boarding s:9
reduced to suit the times Gentlemen who do hnsi-
the lower part Of the city, would find thn healthy
and delightful home for their families The dap nmade
short by the mnbus passing every Is mil Jas limos.
POARDING-in Central Locaiity-A num-
~ ber of Gentlemen. with without families. be
reasonable terms. by MRS. MARY MORTIMER,
TO RENT-Very low a good tenant-The fine large
Store under the above Boarding house. d2 3mos
MRS w E. BROWN informs her friends and
lVl the public that having opened and thoroughly 49,
repovs ed the WAVERLY HOUSE. No. 2S Canal s5|lk
ST (latey occupied by Mrs Shal) she prepared
to rfer every accommodation, to both transient and
permanent Boarers, t pains and expense procure.
NewOreans. November 5, lS-0. MA lyos
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E|SY119295|Bz21 E|SY!12!|:|IBz21|

THE DAG U ERkEOIlPE SALOONS, No.
SO Camp street. tShis new boildngsl are now open
for the reception of visitors, who arsFeectuy invited to
examine the extensive collection OF PORTRAITS.
eYS These SALOONS have been magnifcehtly furnished.
and attention will be bestowed give satisfaction TO
patrons.
ep by the superior arrangement of the LIGHT in the
Operating Room expressly for this purpose with
an immense sKY-LIsnT and by NEW Chemical PRo;
in very short space Of time (0ny few seconds) exhibiting
high degree of perfection, with the proper and natural
graduation of Light Shade without which Pictures
not be ife-ike.
tss" choice variety Of new style Enameled and En-.
gaved LoCKErs of the finest Gold and best workmanship
suitable for Miniatures, furnished at the manufacturers
prices ~
sft- Artists supplied with every article used in the Da
guerreoype at Sew Y ork prices. f JACOBS,
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uthern Mutual Life Insurance Conn

each person assured becoming member thereof and enjoy
ing portion of its profits, being entirely exempt from
liability beyond the amount Of premium accrued.
Insurance Companies organized the mutual principle
generally successful more especially those exclusively
confined Life they based calculations
ed correct by long expereAe and close scrutiny but the
stability and of this Company placed beyond
contingency the advantageous she has made
for undoubed Guarantee fund of $4,000, be used
essened subscriptions to Mutual Insurance Companies
always are, by insurance.
This Extra Guarantee Fund of $50 900 remains permanent
until the Company has accumulated similar amount to
take It's place.
Y California permits granted, and extensive travelling
| privileges allowed,
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iDAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
a. BORERS so long and lavossbly hno~r AZ Fouss
and SIeN PAINTER, won dintosm his n.neso9s uds and
Magazine street. where he prepared contract s
cutng with promptness and dispatch all orders In h ne Of
business, with the very best Of materiala. M
lPARCLAY'S London Porter and Bass Pale
IL Ae-24 casks, Just landed and fos salaby = . i -
dA JOHN H. ELLIOTT co. g 9CnstonAonb Z.
I EMONS-100 bxs. Merton Lemons for sale by
~ nabu Il. r. NlCdOLS u spa.
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The following protest from Mr.. Albert G, Blanch-

New Orleans, Feb. A, 1851. S., 1888 9
w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer,
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and protest also against said election the ground mat
Of the officers experimenting the polls Of the sevep H.
Ward citizen of the United States. required Dy
aw and that there only Inspectors at SAID po
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
REMOVALS.

y EMOVAL--JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
IL and Commission Merchant has removed 81 Graver
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE,

BROUGHT to Bells Stable, Carondelet street,
- w between Poydras and He, Heva sts., ROAM ~
and tail, streaked the face, hind feet white "a
shod all round No brand visible.
If claimed by Saturday, the 18th nst she will be sold
at the usual place. by Thomas Spea Special Aueoneer,
fe5 3al0d H. FORNO, Captain.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08

CONDUIT l'ecurie de Mons Bell, rue Caron-
~ ~ des,, entire Poydras ct Heyia, une JUMENT ~
ROU AN, selee ct bridee de l5la mains de hau- sAA
teur crinere ct la queue !onge, tache blanche
front. les deux ped de derere bancs eree pon
de marque visible.
81 reclame pas dci Samedi le quinze ellie sers
yendu CONNIE l'ordinare Thomas Spear Encanteu
Special. [fe5 3til0dl H. FORNO, Capt.