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Mr.. ItDombley's Mistake-Mr. Thomas Twomb.
ley had drank but six glasses of brandy and wafer.
when, being man of discretion, he returned home
at the seasonable hour of Am, and went soberly
to bed. Mrs. Thomas Twombley was too we'll ac.
customed to the comings and goings of said Thos..
to be much disturbed by the triline noise he made
on retiring but when she discovered that he had
ms boots on, she requested him to remove them or
keep his feet out OF the bed.
:" My dear" said Mr.. Twombley, in an apollo.
getc tone, 'skuse me How | came to forget
the boots, can't conceive, for am jest as sober
as ever was in my life %
Mr.. Fwombley sat on the side of the bed and
made an effort to pull off his right boot. The at.
tempt was successful, though il brought him to the
floor. On reganiDg his feet, MI Twombley
thought he saw the door open. As he was sure he
smut the door on coming in, he was astonished.
ana, dark as 1t was in the room, he couldn't be
mistaken, he felt certain. Mr.. Twombley stag.
ge'ed towards the door to close it /; when, to his
still greater surprise, he saw figure approach
from beyond. Twombley stopped; the figure
stopped. Twombley advanced again the feure
did the same. Twombley raised his right hand !.
the figure raised its left.
Who's there I" roared Twombley. beginning to
be frightened. The object made no replv. Twomb.
ley raised his boot in menacine attitude: the
figure defed him by shaking similar object.
BY the Lor" cried Twombley, "Fil find ont
who you be, you sneakin' cuss" He hurled ihe
boot full at the head of his mysterious object when
crash went the big looking. glass, which
Twombley had mistaken for the door.
Twombley has reformed since, and is an ardent
advocate OF Temperance Societies, but grows yerv
nervous when looking glasses are mentioned.
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The steam propeller 8. s. Lewis arrived at T,;v.
erpool on the 3lst. On the 18th, when eighty-fve
miles west OF Cape Clear, she lost her propeller in
heavy gale.
The editor Of the Madrid Heraldo had been pro-
secuted for libel on the government. The Duke
de Rivas talked of for Minister of the Foreign
Department %
Ihe Queen Of Spain had written to the Cubans
congratuiatory letter, rejoicing at the defeat Of
I.onsz A' 'Ape'''o"' anu tue execution OIL Uen'
-1'pe
m ~ ternoie explosion occurred at hrems on the
,;on. ~ ". many nves we're we're 'oso o. ooo some por
hose. ,,as. uae .t. ~e.e oiown N'ooo yafos' ana
Trn ar" ~ ." earthquake
Ihe u 3 Minister Plenipotentiary had arrived
Ths hs"Na M;n;.,
hi. a. :. A. v: ~ - 81, y 'a"oo noo q" un'o'o'-
'A1s' VI. 'ne VIENNA ohahge'
Inc RUSSIAN papers state that treaty of COM
,he p..s nao DIeu uohc.uoeo between Austria and
~ a.N .",.ie'Non' e.'nanseo.
An important discovery Of silver mines has been
MADE IN cornwall, England.
several packages OF eels have lately been i'm
Po..eo in'o Hondon from Prince Edwards Island.
Messrs Paul & Dasty, of London, a house con-
nected with the Spanish wine trade, have sus-
pended payment.
English spectators are making money in Lon
aon oy engaging females to wear the Bloomer CO.'S
Inne' ana deliver lectures and addresses upon it.
They call themselves Americans
nj NOME, several images of Madonnas have
oeen torn from thsir Pedestais and chapels desc
cfarso'
Inc last accounts from Sydney regarding the
goio region, reaching to the 10th June, are highly
'a'iSac'ory.
great deal Of damage has been caused in Lom.
hardy by inundations of the Olone, the AIDA, the
Ticino, and the Po.
The Pope has conferred beatiica.ion on Father
Claver, the Apostle of The Moors, and on Father
Juan de Britto, who died a martyr in Japan.
Letters from Vienna announce the arrival there
of a German apostle of Bloomerism, who intends
ecturing the Vienna ladies on the subject of their
dress.
The treaty between Bavaria and Austria. for re-
gulating the navigation of the Danube nrov;des
that the river shall be free of transit dues from its
source down to Presberg.
Two officers of the Belgian cuirassiers have been
poisoned by eating mushrooms. Their agonies
were so horrible that one of them broke his back
from the violence of his commissions.
Alexander Lee the popular music composer,
died in London on the 10Th nit. in the reverse nj
afiiuent circumstances.
The croos tbroupbout Ge,u,nv u;r onlu ha
moderate in their Weld In wbea, ,rd -. H.. 10
deficiency. and conseouentv less 70 sxno.t 10
NJ uru consequently 'ess 70 export
his negotiations in England relai,ve ,o ,b Il;no;.
Central Railroad " ''Ao i''i''o's
The Question IS .,
Ipd, M Tu,ka, ~ n:i oo'i'nuniCai.oh ; t win
With ,rar,,h b., ~ ian"ay, sui discussed
Tba ,,ad;,,l 81 'Aa''' re,
AnJ.au;s a.J EI:eu u 'ne ohNersties OF 81,
Cn,iae" ss pL,.; n;hougn, packed oy the hoyai
S ~ ss u nysNciahs, nave resolved to refuse the
,,,I GO. o. Meaiclne 10 all students who
WIN no' P'eose themselves not to practice homo-
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Lafayette Line.
These carsrun to md from the DepOt No IL Bsronns
Il. r. r.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

RADWAY's READY RELIEF
Is ac6nono1edged By the true men Of Anerieo to
be the quickest and most efeciual remedy
TOR ne cure OF pain and the removal
% ITS cause Pain II the World
the warning given OF the presence of disease,
instantly pn 5 at s
nerves. give vlsy and healthy acton Is s .ne
OF disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the relief of pain and
to sengthen nvgorae. and regulate the action OF the
a
cnss by in every place the
Neuralgia, Tic Douloursux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain.
RELIEF externally a.d dops Al dose Internally
completely cured them 1t has stopped the most
Rheumatism
il fifteen minutes, and cured the disease entirely twenty.
tour hours. II has cured some during It's application Ii will
always stop the pam in Nsmrs,nas Sss ssn minutes
Every of neuralgia where has been properly
has stopped the pain in few minutes It's continued use
strengthen the nerves and rid the system entirely from
Paralysis
Or nervous prostraton relaxston of the mucesin 80
hours stfenghens, warns, and nvsorate every muscle
nerve and snew in the system
Pains i'm the Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
sIenethenng nuence it instantly the most severe
pains.
jumping Tooth-ache.
Will stop the most tantazing few seconds
thousands Of our cizens can attest Nervous
al kinds are arrested in few Railways Ready
RsSei =
Sick Headache.
$50 cases of 1000 will free from pain in Is minutes and
the continued use according TO directions will positively cure
fT Pnee-6O and 70 cents.
RADWAY'S INDICATED SOAP.
As u beautifier of the Skin.
sppasses every thing Of the kind in the world, removes
cures Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads Sores Pustu.
lar Erupons impas health TO the skin and beauty to the
complexion Asa ursery and Toilet Soap, beyond the
reach o. uvary and for Shaving purposes is the best in
uss One cake OF Roadway Soap last longer than three
the cheapest and best soap in the world t Pcs Is cents
cakes in engraved wrappers and the of r. g.
Roadway upon each wrapper.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
Is a beautiful head of Luzuyt0nt Hair.
HadWay's Circassian Balm.
ne lady or gentleman who desires beautiful article to
tnelr Har are advised make OF Railways Cir
Sas pain II Possesses many advantages all other
gives tone and vigor the and bulbs nylg.
% healthy action the germ life, which gives 70 the
a healthy root, and forces the hair 10 grow il cures
a.uess, stops the hair from falling out makes IL ine
hg nscoored truly luxury TO dress the nair with this
denel9us Preparation ~
U Sold by }. WRIGHT CO.
,o,su, l5l Chartres st.
spao eoo0 " ~ G. N. MORRISON.
IL Magazine st.
ROTTLES-SO hampers English Porter Bottles
- IN store and tor sale BY 8. WOLFF, IS Camp a.
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Benefits Of Tobacco Smoke.-Mr. Robert Ellis,
surgeon, The principal editor of The official cata
logue of the London Exhibition, has the following
remark, lvol. :, page 1907 which must gladden. the
hearts of our smOke-ralsing brethren: Ths total
quantity of tobacco retained for home consumption
IN lS4S, amounted to nearly 100000 pounds,
North America alone produces annually upwards
of zoo, 100000 pounds. The combustion of this
mass Of vegetable material would yield about $40,
Ooo,0Oo pounds of carbonic acid gas; SO that the
smoking alone cannot be less than 1000 600 600
pounds; large contribution to the annual de-
mand for this gas made upon the atmosphere, for
the vegetation of the world. Hencsforth lei no
one twit the smoker with idleness and unimpor-
lance. Every pips is an agricultural furnace
every smoker manufacturer of vegetation, the
consumer Of a weed that he NAV rear more largely
his own provisions.
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Kuss,a.-An order has emanated from the CA,
iorblddlng Jews in Russian Poland to wear the
oeaid, and Jewesses the wig, according to their
ancient CUSTOM whoever does NOT obev this
order willingly, is made to do so by force In every
Town the Mayor of the commune, from time to
time' s ooiiged to make scrutiny OF all the heads
of the lsraetes, at home as well as in the streets
"On his rounds he is accompanied by barbsr,
who rectifes the faces of the males, and takes off
the wigs found on the heads of the females Part
OF the Mayors staff is composed of police and
Cossacks, who plunder any thing that falls under
their hands in the houses Of the unfortunate Jews.
There Is no regard for age or sickness the Empe.
ror must be obeyed. On the Goth of last month.
the police and Cossacks surrounded the Synagogue.
IN The town of Piotrkow. which was well filed
with Jews, 1t being on Saturday. The chief Of
the Cossacks, with the Mayor of the town. entered
and made regular search for the forbidden appen-
dages, boards and wigs and performed the duty
Of cutting of the first and taking off the second,
on the spot Such is the Emperor's gratitude for
in 1880.
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one thousand millions of dollars. The consterna.
ton was inexpressbs-the rage of the swindled
people intense beyond description.
Hundreds of families were ruiued-the wealthy
became beggars-and the working classes lost
their hard earnings through the bank ruptcy of their
employers Multitudes saw starvation staring
them in the face. The voice of woe and impreca.
tion resounded throughout the land.
Parliament was Immediately summoned and the
members decaimed with much warmth. Lord
MoleswOrth declared, that he looked upon the
conirivers and executors of the villainous South
Sea scheme as the parrcides of their country and
he should be satisfied to see them tied in sacks and
thrown into the Thames" But the Government
was Itself by no means free from guilt. Two min.
listers Of State; several members of Parliament,
and many of the nobility were deeply implicated.
The Prince OF Wales had cleared immense sums by
his speculations. Investigations into the affairs Of
the company disclosed scenes of infamy, and :" in.
stances of fraud and corruption disgraceful to the
morals of the offenders, and to the intellects of
their dupes." Parliament afforded partial relief
to the general distress by Wrestling from the den-
quents portion of their l-goten gains, and divid-
ing il among the sufferers. But it was long before
public credit was restored, and the South Sea
Bubble" remains the greatest example in history,
of commercial gambling striking warning to
those who would make haste to be rich"
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The Spanish Character-A correspondent of the
Boston Transcript, writing from Madrid, saws:


II have heard the Spanish character summed
up as indolent, naughty, unsocial and revenpefui.
my own experience upon the subject is too limited
to permit me to substantia,e or refute any ones
opinion, or dogma. Nevertheless, in my Journey
from Alicante to this capital, observed in pass ng
cia, entire hills of considerable elevation, and ma
tura preclpitousness, leveled off into terraces irr.
gated and cultivated to the very summit. Surely.
thought l, this cannot be the height of indolence,
tor the most industrious of nations, even England.
in some respects, might consider her ways and
grow wiser. Naughty aud unsocial the Spaniards
certainly are, to all whose manners display con.
tempt for them or their institutions but remove
the sneer from your countenance, pay passing
respect 10 their customs, do what common civiirv
requires, and you will find that in true courtesy no
one can surpass them. To use their own phrase.
their houses are literally at your service.' Verify
prejudice and ignorance have not been idle in
nation"
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A NsN IAeory.-An Eastern editor, smit,en
with the idea Of Symmss, that there is a hole
through the centre OF the earth, thinks that il will
g TAR to explain that beautiful mystery, Aurora
mealis; The Northern Lights, he contends, are
seen only in the winter at the time the sun r ,r
oown In the South. His rays enter tie Southern
opening and come out at the North. What
philosopher that editor must be,
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Dinner.-A dinner will be given on Friday, the
l4th instant, by the members of the Mississippi
Bar, to Hon. Stephen Cooke, as a mark of respect
for his character as Chancellor of that State.
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NEW GOODs-P. W. WOODLIEF, No. I3
GhaIre, street, has Just received steamships Win
FANCY xsb sTxPrg ss'Ti9x,tPTtR
AND hs % Al very Isduc.a AaE
prices The stock consists in part OF the following viz
Super Broche Antique Silks Y Rich plaid Raw Silks:
Colored Armure silks English, French and Amer.
nigh col. plain Pout de Sole compss s..ortuen, Of
Black Brocade f.eonnee; Eug'n. German and French S
Extra rich and embr'o do; Hosiery '''S''
ana S.S rs hif Ssif SSsifrs
as s k Si
%s Riss high e''0sd s {. sci a5SBs
White and coIored Satins, French and German isnss
black and coosd wasered seperoG anS a Linen
c9S1ed aSu 81 s Vsyet Dsms.a Fab. Linen, and
Rich Chene Satin striped and Napkinss new and splendid
French and English Merinos AZ insh and German Linen.
Aipacss. solid eoofs, A Of Linen mem CsmS1c Hdtf., plain
every variety OF shade; Embroidered and coored Dor.
Plain, striped aud plaid Pop dered Curtain Stuff embrd
Superior black and cold plain Wooen psmssE. eta N sno
and figured Canton Grapes Il PLANTATION GOODS
and COR emIrd and plain seys Jeans. Denims. Srpes
Grape Shaws, some extra and Cotonades:
Mds;n;; MGh; c,.hu.,. ID sups, French Bsd Blankets
rich Silk Shawls; very superior.
w P. w. w. woula e,pecslly cali the attention of
Iactos ana planners 10 ms stock oil goods tor their 1t
complete and the articles have been selected with great
care and the esa OF long experience in that
nclss line. s26 If
sSTRAW AND SILK GOODS,
"A CAMP sTREKT, UP STAIRS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his city
and couny customers that he has ius recsyed choice
e. and HRT
CLES general which he offers very low prices ior cash
sgpI4isa s@p city ssYH5l sAwIN "A Camp st. up stairs,
NEW nUslC STORE,
SO Camp street, three GOors belosc Poydrss
THE public is respectfully invited to cali and
Des eaaIs sssR o PIANs e sss spsHds FH aRa ssH;
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. at the
above e@stn5bsh,gent, @ 40 consisting in part Of wv
nrand fiano Fortss from Pleyel Co., Henri Herr T..
Seml- Grand Pianos, from Henri Herr and pIeyel.
tlcolO tlanOs and Paninos, from Herr.
Squarerlanos, from Gilbert, Durham, VIM. Hall y Son,
Gale, and Others.
The splendid prize Piano. from Wd all Son, Broad
way. New York.
Melodeons from to octavos
Par0r Organs, rich carved cases.
The Harmoncon Orchestra, or Organized Piano.
Tomas make. ' ~ "
Boehm Flutes.
Improved Accordeons. warranted get out of tune
bIas from double bass ao-osether with
Mr. F. Trust faa ha, eS Charge of the establish,
friends. - ~
has fitted up for the especial use of the ladies'
wnsIe hey can aways " Or have tried their mHsc before
porchaslng. Lien lpl W. T. MAYO.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
RED UC7ION OF PRICES.
Excursion Ticket to and from the LAKE Is cents only
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MUTUAL BHNHFEr LIVE AND FlIlR IHarR
AECB COMPANY OF LOUIeIA IA.

MUTUAL BRNKREr LIFE AND FINE lNsuR.
ANCB COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
"GS1poa.T5p " !. Arsl. 1879. O.otAssp Drvl.
oa'i s."::l s:: a. S..y: S:.s "a d.SE::: Ss:ss. :.
Basnsssof tis Ccm,sny soknsato Life Insursnss orl,
~ This Company being orga
Il | ! !
families |. agsi... n ~. want and poy:
A3A&U national benevolent instituto 4,
conducted upon the secure
ins for small snnusl sum, psid
sSmslssao; to widows W and iohi ohil.
cqntiaus The s:pIsnoe I'M DEATH participate in the who
Creditors insure the yss Of debtors marsd woman
E:;: W. !:s:: s!s: Y: &c. 1:::
'''' f'sdsns Board of Trustees.
s::: Coz. :1g g.s::
h Htsss tssss 3 6hV; wSiIs% q ISsaiin'' 6s,!SP
s:$s: S:'; SSs';. Iii S::;' S':;:::;:::s
EDy. Ssss.. Corr. Vice President, 'D4As'A'''f'
4no.ss wfHRD.r'Stf HSs1 n Mcss1 cassass1s sssaso
Roa.tD G a,1bsTs bs 3D. H. N H., As:S
Examiner. who will be at the office daily from lSf r. nj
By the Chatter only s5.OOois taken on a singIeii.
~ This Company prepared entertain appltaa,ons
for fe insurance. and issue Policies all and healthy
White and Negroes the Table of Rates estab6shed
By the Board which are sss than the rates charged BY
a residence in the South BY the charter Dvidends Of
Prof aye declared annually. and tho profits draw Interest,"
and be made available at the of wohiYds
Of their amount where the party has paid his premiums ii full
~ California PermitsN New YoTk and IOrdon rates Pros
pectus. Table Of Rates, and all information .OIe LDsuv
al the office of the Company. $3.50
sY Extenive Travelling Privilege
~ Office hour, , A. n to PN
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Sentenced to the Pillory.-We learn from the
Paulding Clarion that Mitchell Clark has been
tried in Wayne county, Miss, and sentenced by
Judge Watts to fine of $1,000, and to stand in the
plllory for three days. The crime alleged against
Clark was cutting out the eyes of person named
Dodd, and, says the Clarion, it was committed II
years ago. An appeal has been taken from the
local court.
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Tough Story.-It is well known that an en-
gineer is now engaged in removing Pot Rock, in
He'll Gate, by blasting. A NewYork paper, de-
scribing the operation, says that specimens Of the
rock were exhibited, and among them the apex of
it, tcorn smooth by contact Nth vessels The fric.
ton must have proved destructive to many wooden
bottoms before the obstinate rock yielded!
The daily crescent., 1851-11-11

Congress-The Congress of the United States
will assemble in three weeks. Then commences
the first session of the 32d Congress- The message
of the President and the official reports of the De-
partments will be looked for with more than usual
interest
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Observation-Disclosures F1iIl. under.
signed would respectfully call the ..u.~-.--
ei a..enuoh o. ladies' and housekeepers gen.
eIIsaIly 70 a large and well selected stock of r.
49, nN n onE, the cheapest ever OF.
nne u ts ciy conssng in of Mahogany and w N.
III hLnaIs. SOFAS Dvans, OttOmans, Marble Ton Csnira
asuss, Casd rabies; Mahogany, Rosewood and Wsirnt
hn1soan Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Marble T"p
anq ash Stands. Marble Top Sdebosrs Ertsn
son Dining Tables CIooks and Time Peoes Hsr and Mo
large ot of ca Fnoms and Boers. together with
- CAL respectfully solicited from thoss in want nj
my ~ gSGds S IN their Ine. -. H. GREEN co. o VI
jos Iss.fHE, y. H,,,n,, ls7 Poydra.. bet St. Charles
oi SmInE u 9oAHo'S and Car0ndest Streets
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-S,oI.n
- on the night Of the I'd instant from housa on
lana, "a street, GOLD DUPLEX WATCH n W{A
W. banhll lLondon) makers, No. $780, gold face K|a.
olaek nands ana double case the back, Az nis ~
al o9 dmly fehc the above reward will be Dnid .nd NJ
Qqesuons asked Jewellers and Pawnbrokers as well ss
ohefs are specially requested be the look ont Ami
lo4l JOHN ToOLE. rs Bank Place
X AN AWAY from the subscriber on the 3d
o. inst, negro man named ROBERT aged about 7.
~ years. Of gnH color, feet inches high VIII HSs
long Dushy hair and the left stiff in the elbow =
Ioiht. sad negro purchases from VIM (obh ~
OF the parish of West Fecaua, in this Staie nm ~
uay q ugu last and probable that he is lurking
auoa mis GV as he willing be sold. suitable
reward Will De given tor his recovery,
ss6 II r. W. WOObLIEF, 10 Cbartres At
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INSURANCE..
A GEMCY U. s. LIFE INSURANCE, AN
- NolIY AND TRUST co. Of PHILApELrHrA
CAnEAL'........... .o260,000.
+, 8. r. CRAWFORD Py.sident

Noiif AND TRUST co. Of PHILADELPHIA
OAnFAL'..'........ -....... ...o26O,0O0.
c. G. INLAY, Secsstasy " '"'oens'
Office 4s Comp st,sss, NsvOylsans.
BowARn sx,ru ~ BENJAMIN FLORANCE. Agent.
iosEfaH SESsab6ss Salns T. p R- medical Examiner.
:, Statement Of tie Capital and Invss.us.ts of tie
" b Life lnsurance, Annuity and Trust
u,n,.,ss VS. on C!t rthiiadelphia. Dec. 81, 1850
ssss s:s:ss,S:ss Es;:: ..so'o @
60 ss:f:: &C.. si; 5
p.D,,,,,., g, cent; sss ...::: sSs iS Is g.
r1.dsSgss ss SSgS..., "a 1000 sS 90
Cash i'sa' q 1s;i 'sI ssI 'ss R 4
In addition to which. tn. cn,., .lIasaa 30 siasas %
scnp'ion notes for or...............,... lag ,sn n,
e ........... sasssa %
s, ssss s a u /. s.s ,sss.,. sssssss = q " a.5
.e In Apnni and T IL I
s%ss s1s I'd an u my q e. %
more sn one i hsa a sS and pos.
eey n. ns'; went. re- ..:rs,. .s. Company
~ ssfs & &: ;:s = s 4.
ls,snsdl T. 'fs;; s5;sEar n. LEE Recorder
o"''e s'a'.' Of Arc.r.es c = sss,s s o, Ps.n.i.a"isi
Ed..yd W. Roberts, Notary Sass rseS:cs q. a..
md iosn ss. sss T.: Ss,s s q os
% sna pstpo l sr
the M ~ :" ~ 's''niui and true copies Of
~s--,N In testimony Whereof hereunto ,s, M, hand
day Of oetoSer. I'D Z ). Isl. 81. 'a'' fourth
Southern Mutual Life Insuranc. Co. M
Louisiana, W
phadeph having assumed saS Ssss
a9. Sai y
I I h u Mutual LII. Company prOr
rOeis. due same =. sst o tSsv s ., "a
The Policy hois. of the Southern nuua, Lii. I.,.,,o,
q, e.. At s os
desa e.ssna hs% with all such t1psSsGn: a them
President Southern sssr, s p;p,Ri;
ola I'm Agent U. B. Life insurance Coapsny oi
MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OF NewOrsansID conformity rsqutious of thai,
caaEer ths Company submit the following statsmspt
A.Hdi :ndns s Risnians H. received for year
Amount Of premiums uneIpred risks ' ~
Tor the year ending July IL, $780,. 6O547 81
-, Whole amount of premium. ....... sS0I. al 81
VI which there have recsiysd viz; -. -
M.r;p @ p.smi'ns'' 'ns''''''''.-....'..-.... $is3 36s 26
iiver .-...................... 2is,sss II
Life ................... IO,lss ls- ssOl ,asl 81
Less premiums o risks not terminate ted, :, 942l6 a.
Less return premiums lU,464 10 lO4 6sI
Ansudi sadnS Of s'S s.Irsd ed }ss Rssmium. for year
Paid during same period losses, vii. s''"
ts n.sla: sss sssSss sss L
Lie :::::::: :..::..::...:::::. ssssd isssa g g
and expenses less interest " w.
anu discount 4sH A. a5l 2Ig IA
Amount Of profits for yesr ending Juyi2
ISL. Sl'.'''''''.''....''.'...'...'.... slss,gs is
The Company ha,s las following Asss,s: -
Neal Estate, beng amount paid cash
pr.%as .s%s Notes. ss,ss aiss g
Eaad. Ssyyotf chy....:....: 81
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DIR. LACRUE's, Of Paris, TOOTH AND
GUM SPECIFIC.
THIS is beyond doubt the best article ever
= Il discovered for the Teeth and G ms. Il keeps the
Teeth Tree from tartar. and soft and bleeding Gum,
q health and hrmnes, and consequently sweet breath
proof Of the above ae see circulars To be had OF the
Agents. viz: pR. GILBxRT. Poydrss street. -
GLARKE 4 ALLISON. st. Charles street.
r. H. MASSEY, cos Camp and 0ravier
!. WRIGHr, l6l Chartres street.
J. SyMR. cor. Canal and Carondslst
a. KENDALL Co., Megaxin ne strest,
MlpIcAL DEPOT. PoydIps strset
Y. NrsrRAND. cor. Ap0Go Gnd Clio,
GEQ: kEED, cor. Nay ad6a and Eutsgps.
n. kALrEYEA, corner Jackson and Ieves
streets, Lafayette and of the MANUFACTURED,
JsS ylp w bas0nns street. N. o.