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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-08

of Congress for Mrs. Margaret 5. Taylor.
Resolred by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiues of the United States Of .9merica in
Congress assembied, That the President of The
United States he requested to transmit copy of the pro-
ceedings of the two Houses the tenth instant, rea-
ton the death Of the late President of the United
States Mrs. Margaret Ia, Ior; and her of
the profound respect of two Houses of Congress for
her and character and Of their sincere coincidence
the late affecting dispensaiion of Providence.
Approved July lS 1850.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore OF Mobile Bays

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
L Place complete order for visitors Many HA
important improvements ha We been made during the fXf
past winter among which is wharf running TO A
top of the bln of gradual and easy ascent thereby
avoiding the long flight Of sieps formally used. This ADDS
another the pleasant walks about the premises.
The number of has been increased that 5U per-
be Handsomely accommodated the coming season
The bathing arrangements extensive, The shower
baths supplied from spring yielding al least UO gallons
pure per minute. The Bay bathing equal to any IN
the South. =,
The location of this place being nearly 50 feet above the
level OF the bay with nothing 10 obsttuct the breezss from
the Calf; with fine Of the Bay, city OF Mobile, West
stand ng wafer consequently renders one
Of the sanest well heahies places OF resort to be
found In the whole country. ~,
Arrangementsp made for abundant supply Of Fish
Oysters, Crabs. ct. -.
The proprietor commenced building this establishment abou
the January 8 with the view Of making the most at
acive place in South. The business thus far has ex
ceeed his tangune expectations Being the DuioeT
owner and landlord re knows to his interest 70 entea
his guests in the very best possible which s all NJ
considers ard to the table, bar, etc.
Besides the variety oil smuseDents, whch are as en-
tensve other watering place. the popneto has pro
vded for the attendance of superior Band OF Music
This place having been avOle resort the past years
for large number of the citizens OF New Orleans and Lou
siana the proprietor hopes by strict attention, to connu
to receive their patronage.
| every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters papers di'ecte'
Holly wood Mobile will come direct and without de
tention. WILLARD FREEMAN. Propretor
| UolIywood Nav q 1851 myl9 3m
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RECORDER CALDwELLs CoURT.-Yesterday
James Flynn was fined five dollars for breaking the
peace at the First Ward watch house, and breaking
the windows Of the building.
A Suspected Thif-Jas. Powers was charged
with entering the shop of Mr.. Thomas Hilton, on
the 18th of June, 1851, situated on Girod street,
with intent to steal. He was sent to the First
District Court.
Assauit-John Mcclure was brought up for
assaalting Waterman Adderton, on Thursday night,
on ST. Charles street, while acting in the discharge
OF his duty, and he was fined five dollars.
Disturbing tie Peace-Patrick and Elizabeth
Cochran were fined two dollars each, for disturbing
the peace of the Levee at eleven o'clock on Thurs.
day night
Vagroney.--A woman named Mary Mccoy
charged with being found on Circus street, a,
a va2raut She was sent to the First Distric
Court for trial.
Charge Of burglary. - Frank Dunbar wa
brought up for the third time, on charge Of steal
ing three hundred and five dollars from the hous'
OF Eliza Allen, on Phlippa street, upon the 18th o
May, by entering room and taking the monel
from Il trunk. The case was not satisfactory
made out against him, and he was discharged.
Nea0 Basin Jewelry RobSery.-Yesterday fos
men named Antoine Jourdan, Jose Mathiel
Nicholas Scotto and Rafol Lancella, were brough
up, charged with stealing four hundred dollars
worth of property belonging to John Smith, at tn
Star Coffee house, on the New Basin. The par
,lsulars of the case have already been before tn
public and they were all sent for trial on the charg
to the First District Court.
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RECORDER GENoIs CoURT.-Yesterday Isaac
Depass charged with being vagrant and
ordered to furnish security for his good behavior,
but not being able to do So he sent to Jail for
six months.
House Ro5bery-Yesterday an affidavit was
made by Henry Sanger, who resides at the corner
of Roman street and Carondelet Walk, against
Susan Gallagher, whom he suspects as being the
person who entered his house on the 9Th OF June
and stole black silk dress, gold necklace, and a
pair of rings with other property, and ten dollars
in money. The woman was arrested and held to
bail, and search warrant to give power to search
her house in Where street for the stolen property
was granted.
Assaultine a Watchman-A free man of color
named Pierre Gonaze sent to the First Dis
trct Court, for assaulting Waterman Scott in the
Vegetable Market, at about eleven O'Clock or
Thursday night.
Keeping a Disoraeriy House.-Mary McGiver
and Mrs. Maurey, were yesterday summoned before
the Recorder and held to bail, an affidavit madt
by the commissary of the Sixth Ward, on charg'
Of keeping disorderly house at No 80 Barracl
street, which is nuisance to the neighborhood
The hearing Of the was postponed.
Several cross affidavits were made yesterday b.
different persons in cases of petty assault, but the
are unworthy of notice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

MASSIVE Hoax AND FIRsrRATE JoKE'-lt
was in the papers" some days ago, that a half
dozen young ladies in Washington, were having
their dresses ,astefully prepared and were to APP
near in the new Turkish costume at the Capitol
Grounds, on Wednesday evening, the 4th instant,
during the performance of the Marine Band. The
announcement drew together an extraordinary
assemblage. The Republic says:
"Anxous ladies' and gentlemen came from all
sections to patronize the novel exhibition. Many
hacks and private carriages, and omnibuses,
brought to the scene hundreds of spectators in adj
dition TO the dense masses of persons who came to
the ground early, to choose favorable position for
seeing the show. The steps of the eastern portico
we're densely crowded, principally by ladies and
children This scene was interesting; rendered
so by the compact bright array of different colored
costumes, and happy countenances. Those who
could not obtain seats dispersed themselves over
the wide area in front, and in the beautiful square
bevond. There were ladies on horseback, accom-.
panied by their respective friends We never before
beheld 50 many people assembled at a Marine
Rand concert, and have seen fewer at the inaugu
ration of President. The band played on, bu
The music was not the subject of conversation
The Turkish dress absorbed all other topics.
Ii seems, however, that the ladies did not MAKE
their appearance-greatly to the disappointment o
the waiting crowd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

TUE certified medicine the .ord for The cure
Dyspepsia the headache, hearthurn
ac the stomach Appetite asthna
incipc consumption debility arising from ptotrscted tve
ing the stomach
and surpassed by medicine II
suffering derangemeut
Among the and highly respectable eshcates ~ ~
TO the following:
Professor A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayex;
JAS. T.. Dunn ESQ.,, City Treasurer BOSTON:
Hon. MY1ON LAWRENCE, tx Pres Mass. Senate:
Hon. L. b. ARNOLD. formerly Governor OF Rhode Island,
now member Of Congress:
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of Micsi.
Hon j. T. MoREHEAD. formerly Governor Of Kentucky
Hon. J. F. Sin ncxs. w. Senator from Rhode Islasd;
5o. s1x't 8 psrIrs. 2. ss.sto' try" vermont;
! Hon soLonos foorx member Of Congress from Vt:
Hon. II. D. FOsTHR, member Of Congress from Penn'as
Hon N. l.. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress from W'seon-
Cen A. L. DopsK. memhern Congress from Iowa;
R.P. srowE, Esq. CLERK IN the HOUSE Of Repsssenvs
JoskPu HoxIE, Esq, rs Wall street. New fosk, =
Of the -spectahity ca
confirm all has sail la avof ~ tn $1,000
meiicine DR. GEO. b. GREEN, propristos W1nees ~
| REED. BATES 81 AUSTIN, Whoe~aie DSuR1elas ~
| % Merchants' Row Boston. O. neral Agents.
| For sale by J. WRIGHT Il CO.. ID NAokQNe 4
- Price 81 per bottle nH bottles for 81 sezzt@f
~ CAuTIoN-Ea Genuine Oxyonaled e!tters
outse wrapped printed in EnSih ft.en and SRsa.
h signature of Geo Green froprietnr upea Inss
sles addition, finely engraved abei upon the Yep = -
General Assn'a' and 70 sns" ." ''@' 49, = .a,s law
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z N. II. Wolfe ...l0,ml
lie Resolution .....iO,ml
Y Roxana......SNPass
NJ Virginiap ......lo al
u Yanura ....... I up
~ Zeugari ........ 4 nj
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Receipts Oh frOuuCes
100 bss candles kidas1@s b. %d.s Laaasssis
ssss Do Sass
s sss IL Ss Whisky sassR
wssr-Iet Of doors and sash stscsnoIs,s kegs
Wsm, Phillip, Nssmls s, Sa.oa Bsa'y hsss
Seonzl bags hair Manno5 doz brooms bsege &c., C;
Ssss sa Rs%ss
md.s JOIN .s
Bas.os-S bos. casting. ao%ss ssSns,. b b:
paper Stevens &co-5 bbis alcohol Maspersao REQ
@d hs @ dray: s' soovi MssaS
ley u do lard OIL Ok. bacon etc Hank WassipxSn-4
bss sse, Is kegs SSsei DoI.enG4s bos whty Jos
Lands &cola do alcohol. 3, do hams seccomb voo,hes
do 10 81, cheess D. Gfsif % do Is Kegs butter
Adams-oa do e b.; cheese ~ Dbl sgss surses Soo-
Grand Tuik h ~ bale a hemp
sS,Gn az s.a
IS do Rodenbprs & Watls-5s6 SKIS bran Dufy1sss \.
doz booms A Martin 2co-6O les 81 obls Inns Stone
tsss butter s5aw Ssoe7 81; ess;. 81 pig lesa !
s corn H2. Gsye Ss0MSo s. hams f., AGd;oS se
6 lard 81 do -four 81 coils j.. Connoy $1,000
Bel stebbns-60 cks bacon 1872 SKIS kennett &eo-
| sunure9 10 ORDER Otal, 81 mas toDdccO.
| BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Brilliant: 30 bales cotton
l. Cardos-26 nhds sugar NJ Gordon Jr-l6 bbls mOlasss
John Halt do Grief ScO-7U do, ~ bbls cstern
| T kennett &co-suDdnes TO order
| BAYOU SARA-PeT steamer New LatOna: hid suga
M Dush-s7 hhds sugar l. Lee-a do Fearn, Donegan
Ca obs csern sugar Day1al bbls moasses LaGte'
&co-4 do Roman 4 kernOn-2 bales cotton Menard 4 VII
nsud-Ie bales h Gerard &c0-sundries to order.
| WETUMPkA-Per steamer Swan: luz bales cotton
Hill. Mclean &co-74 do Ju &oo-aJ do II w Farley
| do Wood Il Low-T0tal, ga bales cotton.
| MlNDEN-Per steamer Fa hi0n: bales cotton Picket
Perkins ezco-3 bales Gray Camabel-sundes 0rde
| -
Passengers
Per schr Southerner, from Vera Cruz passengers fro
| California.
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IMPORTANT TO MANY PERsoNs,-The last
Springfield (Mass) Journal has the following para
graph, atesting the efficacy of a new and simple
remedy for corns, which has lately been success
fully applied in England:
Corns-Some time since we published, from
Chambers Journal, statement that sweet oil
would cure corns, if perseveringly applied. A
friends of ours, who always had a larger crop OF
that sort of grsin than he could easily walk under,
immedately commenced the trial. Three or fouI
should he applied night and morning with the
finger, until the cure is effected"
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River Gauge at CarrrOlltOn,
Register kept by g. G. FoRsHEY-From May 81 to June

The River about IS feet from the rises Of the Cum
ber nd Wabash and Missouri and stood nea'y stationary
for 'out week. up TO the 9th
commences, thence, riss the effect OF the more
at rises in the Arkansas, abash Illinois, Upper Mis-
Sslssippi and Missouri.
Judging from the height of these several vers and the
effect the Mississippi at st. Lou and Memphis. this
rise will bring the water two feet more above its pres
ent level here, within two feet Of the highest mark
possibly higher butt from present news, this will
probably be the effect.
The begin he turbd. after manitestinE remark
able clearnes during all the high water of this
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j. C. Campbell, the man who murdered old Mr..
Buckner of Amiie county, in the most cold blooded
manner, and for the sake of his money, was tried
last week in Liberty, convicted, and sentenced TO
be hung the 1lth of July. After the trial, he
confessed the crime and the manner of its COMMITS
sion TNatcheZ Courier, 10th inst.
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CHARITY HosPITAL.-The report of this insti-
tuition for the week ending Friday June 10, 1851,
shows that the city is comparatively healthy, and
that no appearance of disease in an epidemic form,
has threatened us up to the present time. There is
much less sickness than is usual at this time OF
year. The number admitted during the week is
PAL discharged 1874; died %; while those re-
manning on the books number 554.
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TEAS! TEASi!
THE TEAS of the New York Caution Tea Com

phny, NO. teJ
Chatha m street.
(rhe oldest L g n
establishment in the
United Stsles.) N
Orleans Agency. "
Canal street. These
Teas are more ca.
tensively Known and
approved OF, than
those OF any Other
establishment in th,s
county, Every sen
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY EN-
deavorto control the
mos, valuable amt
useful kinds of TEA
tl.nt prA tnla,nrt al
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THE SHADRAcH RESCUE TRrAL.-The jury in
the trial of James Scott, one Of the rescuers Of
the fugitive slave Shadrach came into court at 10
o'clock on the night Of the 9th inst, and stated
that they were unable to agree The court sent
them back. 1t is stated that ten were for convc-
tion and two for acquittal.
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A DANGEROUS WEAPON Last night about
eleven o'clock, man named Theodore Thompson
was making noise on Graver street, and when
requested by Waterman Hunt to be quiet and
leave the street, he became extremely outrageous,
and at length crew formidable dirk knife, with
which he attempted to stab the officer. He was
arrested and will be brought up for examination
this u,nrning
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MAN DRowNED.-An inquest was held yes
terday morning by Robert Spedden, Coroner, on
the body of white whose name is unknown.
He was found in the New Canal the ware
houses at the city end and when found he had
on check shirt and pair of blue pants. The
Jury returned verdict Of found drowned. His hat
aud shoes were found on the banks of the Canal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

'os o.
L TEAS ever offered fol
sale IN this city and at lOwel
prices. These TEAS are 81
the latest importation, ant
Ofthe most choice Qualltie'
grown In q h ina, having
been selected with grea
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up ii
small quantities in well sc
cured metallic packages, 3,
as 20 prese. their fra
GRANGE as long rs in tn
chests.
GVCity retail dealers
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssap
Piled with every dnscfln
ton ofTEAs, -ihehssts. hal
chests, - ib and D ID box
ages, I. desired.
jaH FIN a.
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GRAND JuaY-Yesterday the Grand Jury of
the Parish of Orleans brought in the following true
bills: Julia Brown, for conceaiDg the birth of her
child on the 2sth of May, on Bienville street !;
Cyr ROLAND, for perjury, in denying his signature
to bill, before Justice Pecquet, and against John
Coffee alias Cassidy, for perjuring himself in the
First District Court, on the trial of Richard Hol-
loway, for The murder of a negro on the Levee, on
the 9th of Nav.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

TRANSIT OF VENUs.--It will be eighty-two
years tomorrow since that rare phenomenon, the
transit of the planet Venus the Suns disc,
which took place on the Sd of june 1863. The
following notice of it we find in the Boston GA
zette, of Monday, June s, 1869: After long
course Of cloudy weather, the latter part of May, it
cleared up, and last Saturday was very fair, and
afforded a fine opportunity of viewing the Transit
of Venus. That curious phenomenon vas care
fully observed at Cambridge with excellent instru-
ments, and found to happen y near the calcula-
ton at the end of Professor Winthrops lectures on
the Transit lately published" The Weekly News
Letter of June adds: " So extremely rare are
these phenomena, that till that which observed
in 1851 there never was but seen BEFORE since
the Creation, and that by two persons only and
now this opportunity is past, the present race o
mankind may take leave of these Transits, as nc
other will happen till the 9th of December, 1874.
| boston Transcript, Cd inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

HAY FOR CALIFoRNIA.-Large quantities Of
hay have been purchased at York, Pa, by Balti-
more firm, who are engaged in shipping 1t at the
latter place to California.
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

L years the well known Hotel East Pascasoula. -
Miss, 80 long known and kept by NJ j. Mcsae II E;l
will be opened for the reception OF company on the ~
10th June The place famed as one Of the most
the finest Hathng Fishing and convenience for all kinds Of
recreal ion desirable in u summer resort
The ote is undergoing thorough repairs and will be fin
shed in complete STYLE The extensive Garden in adma-
bic order. go
markets. and the atsr themselves that their
experience the best Hotels in Workmanship St Chnres
and the st LOpissre assurance that nothing VIII be
myi5 " ' BOYD 4 SIMPSON.
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and consequently thing IN their ns
of fine quality tor the price, that in this respect no Other
establishment excel, If at all equal them
s. II. PAGE Agent.
~ Canal street, door below Royal.
TT Just received per steamship Ohio and ship Union,
myS 3m ~ s. H, PAGE, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-14

First municipality designated in the following
Table by ml the Nos at the Railroad and run
Nos the Steamboat Land
ing being fatbOa Landing In the Third (3) the hrs
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.

THIS well-known Summer Retreat IS now open
i for the reception of Boarders. During the spring, "A
many additions and improvements have been made TO
ensure greater degree of comfort and
the of the house. The viii be always fSrnlshet
with all the decaces which the and the New Or
eans markets afford and the best Table Ca'e free Of exi
charge and always plenty OF pure Mix from COW. kept O,
The premi.es Aitnched the house fine airy bau
Houses and fine Shady Lawns, which make it oil thu
most pleasant the shore.
Arrangements for be made with The proprietor
at the Poydas street Restaurant No. 80 'oydas street.
| my9 i'm JOHN COATES, Proprietor.
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES


THE THOMPSON COAL YARD. StCssIes
street. Julia rre- IA IA q ,se,b ssppy
Of Coal il prepared deliver in lots TO sun ~ p~Ts
and the old customers the Yard the best dna
Coal. sCuN u DSS.- b 70
~ Orders may be left at the store Of bfoTsf s,~ No.
No. n Camp street. Ia,, ,'n%
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ENGLAND PLEADING FOR KossUTH.-By the
Asia we have the intelligence that the Corporation
| of London had agreed, unanimously, to resolu-
ton for an address to Lord Pamerston, entreating
him promptly and energetically to use his influence
with Turkey for the liberation of Kossuth and his
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OYvICK,
Saturday Morning, June IA, 1851.

CREBCENT OFFICE,
Saturday Morning, June a. 1851.
Our market has continued to dull and inactive ap-
pearance nearly all its departments and further slight
decline taken place in Cotton. which, however, held
firmly since the advcss from Europe, by the
Pacific and America Tobacco. Sugar and Moasses have
been inactive, and Flour lower. Provisions though in
very limited request have undergone but little change, ex
cepting Lard which has fallen off a little.
The steamer expected from Liverpool the Niagara.
which was to leave for NewYork on the 7th inst.
COttOn-The week opened with anguid feeling in this
Cotton Market and for several days buyes had rather the
age the sales of Saturday. Monday and Tuesday
summing up only $500 bales and closing the att
day at reduction of about of the grades below
good middipg On Wednesday, morning later advces from
Europe by the Pacific ard America published.
announcing slight improvement in prices at Lv
epoo and the latter increased degree Of activity the sales
week ending the 3st ult, being put down at 81
bales This INTEL GENE rendered market decided y
frmer. and the business Of Wednesday and Thursday
summed up fully 500 bales. at Improvement in some
of u Of cent. Yesterday. the inquiry was fan
again. and some 1900 bales found purchasers, making
the entire OF the week II 500 bales taken for Eng
land. Spain the North, Prices close steadily for good
mddng and the Dual ties above. bat reguary and fsebly
for grades below. The receipts this port since LIST Sept
are go bales against l 99 date last and
at all the u. g. ports there ia increase Of &3.9lt
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All policy holders whether for life shorter TERMS who
continue the nil death, participate In the whole
Creditors can insure the Of debors. married woman
can effect the life of her 10 hesoe
eft and of herself and children Tree omi ie claims OF
crediOsS TRUST It's Ant
Johp Hasan, Joseph Walker, John .: Alllsons
peter (Ionrey IT, Maurse White, WIN. E. IIevenchs
Robert j. Ward, Samue Stewart. EDWARD sparrow
IsaBc johnson, Henry 8. BuckneI:
PETER CoNREY, j. President Board OF Trustees
DIRECTORs:
Joseph w Stanton, J. Morgan Hall A; Van Bbbe5,
John L.. Lewis, 4. Barton. Mliam II; ~ Iits
n; G, Hall, AndreX Gam., neg =. moSaeos
John l.. SafIarans, Geo. w: Smith, y N. Notmans
e. W. Sewel, yunius Bebees u. u snethen,
Cornelius Fellowes. NJ. NJ Cohen.
Edw. Jenner Coke.
ygJoHN HAsAH. President Of the Company
EpW. JKNNER COxE Vice President,
A. J. WEDDKRBuPN, M. ID. Meiica board oil
THoMAs Hunt, NJ. d, Computation $780,.
RICHARD BEN M D., No. III Magazine street Medical
BY the Charter only e5, 600 is taken on sngelife
k This Company is prepared to entertain appoatloni
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes at the Table of Rates
by the Board which less than the rates charged by the
New Yk and London Offices and without Their restrleoni
a, to residence in the South BY the charter dividends Of
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest
and can be available to the extent Of
Y California PermsNew ork and i.or don rates Pros
pectus Table OF Rates, and all information toLifs lnsu
ance and all to effect Insurance can be had
| at the office of the Company.
| fV- Extensive Travelling Privilege
| ~ Office hours A. n. to P NJ
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INSURANCE.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FRI
Insurance CO2llDN1y.
CAPITAL. aAOO.OOO.

JOHN. NJ. HILL, Pres'i C go. w. MARTIN, sec'ry.
" This long established Company, with the mos, amp.
for the protection of its Policies continues take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS the liberal terms,
At It's Agency In New Orleans, a the Office of
dl1 1y PICK lett. PERKINS & CO. 81 Magazine Of.
Southern Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany OF Louisiana.
4 lFE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.-ExtraG Guar
y antee Fund, 10000 -. Accumu latve Capital,
$500 ,OOO....Parent Office, No 4s Camp street.