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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST LOUIS. servant London; Mrs John
son. Maryland Madame Coulo Para Mrs Oliver Miss Hopkins
iondrea'k Mira Ludlow, II Ludlow, Mrs Wilson, aln
" nitnore and Indy, Hason Cincinnati;
l'; Bpice, Henry Peers Captain CARTS Betjumn
Hawthorn Lonisyile Ky; Vim C6ileni II okas. York
i,"ce Mo- q II Brown Miss; rheo Gueznar, Mobile
rrm.sas s,ickne Il Breei St LONE Col II Nudge, Jn
seaner Western World Gen VIM Wick Mrs orneT md servant
pf George crup, Vielsburg; Geo = Bcirnn, Ala
CITY n Bary, Misses Baeya John Dubose AIN Bry.t
a lady Biaoj Louis Bush and dy La; Aonsn Gardner
y olsarh Meaiee George Herlsn London: Gale Mrs NJ
Hall Ohio: Hardy, NJ r; Alexander Carrier vrn,or; Gbns
Webb, New Albany; John Wincr Hastings william,
enty John Henderson, W inJr NJ iypeh lynch Mis-.
W Shepherd, Cincinnati Thos N Newell Ian.
VEkANDA. James Pride, Ark; Nichols aud Iny Beatty
y VIM u Merritt Va Is Ofu, rmt, N d Gilbert 4
Dr l'rlani Roberts, Mouon. VIM Saunders Riley
bt,od Scarborough LAT; II Crahs Orleans; Dni
Smh Pittsburgh FL Smith, llnpkina
Doushery, VIM Newton Ind " Chatham Topsae and two
servants JeHn Nnit, Texas; Montray
Dh,o Mrs Drew Mish Powell POWELL harrington Miss r
Coggeshail S c. '''
COMMERC1Al....M G Week, p NJ Williams end r. T Fnxou
ieh q Norris Kelly, Kelly, n veny ovciov Wispp
Na lo5 " iany, Hunter Pittsburgh; Newton DOUGH-
sfS la Join iinghe WIN Smith 81 Il
Lawrence Is Miller, VIM Thornton, Vcksbn;..
ARCADE E Hunter, II Patterson, a Alexander Ark: w n
johnson and servant, John ugees e Harris Bugh
icahsi j. briggs, Sewteans; W 6 Kirby, DeS!, IA;
Jordan, rrest, } Lockhart Ark. -
iuF1S:W II Bright, La s 0 Elmonson, Coyinyton p
ohnsoh Miss g Glenn Wright, Ky;
Watson, Ir, Pittsburgh; John Wilson, Ohio
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
BY ]. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
MONDAY, March 10, 1852, and the follow.

sag days viii be sofd at suction the
Y ard T. P.s,anse d Legislative approved March 81
SSssssas ss'le g ss ss''sa z , spsss
as,1 T e. ss e aa sr plan
promise nde snd g. cenas Eeq Notary Public
RdTs OF GROUND IN the ises sounded by New 1vee,
@ 81 eHs Ssp ssss S hasss ss 9s Ms
sssn Common and sayisr
iI, T. q ffsf 4 f Fiss Il s ss V IL ~
ions III st yfs i s .sSf & ss@ sye pu
ton Poy5rss and Grsvr streets Numbering from 2 fs inclusive
Is corner Of Poyaas New 1--we and FoIsu stsets
Lot. ID, H. 10 IL Is,
sKTEES LOTS Of GROUND the sqnare bounded by
aeiusiye Lot No forms The d
Iey7s Lo,as4, s,e, IL II, Il. il IS
FIFTEEN Tors GROUND square bounded ty New
ssse SiiSG i9sysg and Fod street g
I 10 II, Il, 10 ard ii foat Faltn aud New
TEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded Ievss-
Lot No. forms sns eonef Of ied fa a Nv yI es :. [ u:
lbs On eot y "a and Sars sensa s e ss
Dane Pills Fs9n and New eves srse,i er nu.
streeta Lot No. corner Of Julia
fs Of Go Sse s SQUARE BOUNDED sssss
S " nj sP New o k ,ns and Fatoa @
,yee streets Lot Nc g rrns che ST. Joasyb Fulton and
t. s &c 'sss s a I'll Nv e ss. 4 Z y p
2ays a rt e sn as n y Sssp,
Lot No. forms the street
Lots y 3 and front Faltnn and
TO- FIVE LOTS OF
Dsior, Fulton and New i to
Lot No. Ioms the
Lot No forms the OF Dalor FULTON Iye. sres
Lots and 4 front on frlton and SrwI Streets
H. ONE iSLE bounded Doni Fulton
named having ' :
m ebess dssfila prorsTE 'ron
fronts wide and web adapted FOR heavy
business o wholesale sores. n
photographic plans ready Issue on the August ans, can
be forwarded with marginal to edairing them
Lots viii not he sold in
ties TO the 1870, aligned
promise under which this sale made, prior day
TEENS OF one, cash balance in equal HSarnents divided
INTO coupons reqsd) Of three and credit ith
no
paid eight pr cent until final mortgage
on me proi.srty ian25 Mftf'rnh54ff5r
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

Monday Morning. February h. 1852. :
CoTToN-Therc was quite active inquiry for Cottor
yesterday but the full prices generally insisted on b,
factors confined the business to about $500 bales WI
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 5f952i Middling Fair .....s14D =
Mddng .714@7X Good Fair. .oia Gass.
Good Middlng. ..7Mf0SiGood and Fine 49,. 100 :
ToBAcCo-We did not hear of transaction
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Owing to the light supply
of Sugar only 400 hds were disposed Of but n,
very full prices: Good Common. 31s03I Fair 3zSfa
Of Molasses $50 bbs were sold at 2223t tn,
latter rate for choice lots.
FLoUR-Thc demand was limited and the sales less
than $500 bbs of which 100 Ohio in six or seven lots at
81 OoOS4 TO- $50 unbranded St. Louis at So So 26s SUI
perne st Louis at - Is 300 extra Ohio ut 81 7Os4 rs
100 extra choice st Louis at s. 81 some smaller lots
dRAlN-Corn was active with sales of 5000 sacks at
5052e for mixed and White and $50 bushcl for prime
Yellow Sales of St Louis Oats at 3O13l and of Bran
at 70GD75f q 100 ii.
PhoNlsloNS-Pork. with light receipts continued
r anu $40 bbls Mess taken in four lots at SIS Co.
without inspection. OF Beef 80 bhs brought 80 oo for
NJ o. and 81 90 for Mess Bacon steady with sales of
81 casks at 81 for prime Sides and Ia for Shoulders n
tcrces plain Hams at " and As ditto fancy sugar-cred
at loG8o]sq. The principal sales of Lard were l2o
Dds NO at g. 9i terccs and 40 bbls about the same
Ia (S7 and 9O) at Sc and 81 tierces at Sac p H.
STAR CANDLEs-3oO boxes brought 16f, on the Leyce
E0FFEE-Steady, and 400 bags taken including oo
old, at So. go new at So, and AS at o. p fb.
WilIskYSmall sales at G017 for Rectifcd
RicE-In good demand at 3tS0a%s. according to
quantity etc
FREldlfTS-No new engagement reported
EACliANGEs-Fa'r demand at our quotations:
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. 601oa1.
NJ s: 221aGa 80
~ ioT r slAty-day bs ......2laf13c p ct disc
'isn' 'hfchs On Ne~fork. I. ct disc
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te@- fia f6 Ia Henderson tiaac,sj Rsifsah-
III t 70, Il s'i g Aie,d g,'ss v,clsa SI
sf e Jones = a' eaans, si samor
i. : s'ti ' si ii nSs2', sias
aosa "" no,a H ar. Ttt ~. ,
'ss ea'tings Williams, Phillips Sce- oflnt.
WIGHT s ,sd re T % ,"s 81, v e. e "s:
s lssi ' s, sgs a. r iss.is
&C. sss !, ,s NJ, Ny (, ssI,
s a. 10 81 Il. L.. i aa e.
is.4' DO . ss Iss.,, ,Is sts @ s, .
oan. e. u Urging Taso 5as sacks f6 10 oats
CisGiSNA1IPer Jas Rob-: hhi hams Jas ''regor
. ks 80 40 20 S s sk r1it Il Eject ar sab
gha'y Y, 11 ,d ti lands M aoho
s e Is ass s . 100 d Tx s. . 5sr &
Ssas sas. ss, q sT, Il, s,S s i
DO beans allds ! Twicsil 5!s
Ila 81. 81 a'@| % cssio ' K%dsf
CINCINNATI Steamer Noble: foar jbIs
Ts.hy I.yYr cassiI do ld oil shtgsI.s &; s nam.
l'} fss ksfG5Ssy y &c 'S' III.
ss s j ja S s. % 's'd
a "a ii ' 1S II, 4 'ls a"l oil 50 starch " b, 40 boxes
- fty e 10 ft I'D So *. ss ,s. sa
dras so 4sGs .eyF % eas p Sb
nRy, 20 @ hams Geddesi do, Is half b SO kes butter
- Dbl I eo s,hass%i@ % h i VI; l IL pe
to o dsE butter 90 d" pigs feet i' '' cheese s'dn
Midas, 5ss beef $50 sl -four
SacSa NO :" Dc a Lar, bs xo. hi
is, Do 100 ssa.s sy si S s 81 Ss AZ @
Ish seons a: Ssns ~ oaless
~ b R kegs s s @ Si bip lard i IL nd
GlSc,NSAriper Maj Harris: boxes bacon bs
ADAM, ts@ne 5 BE- %hs kT asS 5 "f ks5 30
% SSs5 q s swn s4n o. IS s wills" 0 do sa'ge Adams
"a Mi i steamer Bella Dnn bs flour
s I ,f DO rs ss s 80 G asq n
fa s,i FRI 1t,5 i. DO Gat. Sn,ss s az n pork l
isfd 9a sl H Pse d do rEr d. @ ss hams s tSg
apples box leashDr HERMAN fsini.fe c"sn &eo
do \ o Arlington &co-sndcs 10 order.
@ S f s IS DO % sR % II ' e 20 orr. a G S
Aeoo52 Kennedy do WSoiruf 20 Sacks
Sp p' yaE m s iat 1920 DO PORK p5 Frost sl5s
Nsn o~nc on Go pig specie
W ,'7rm n ss5 % 1 ssss S"% % S lows
sss !, reyas 4 swas e,bs seo
s Ss CO T sis %si EN- ~
g ss;a & ss, s:sS I Co., n;
c ss ess sotSB' qr% mess Rh5s Wi ld 6
Walker &coli Anderson Mal c1y Persa
s sfs-a e :s IT, e., Es 5
s =, IT, Si ss Ss fs h?s fa'b7 e
sa" &C. T hd sugar 'r Is 5bls o GS PAYNE S I
a,Ei 4; Do Ky cygIam c1,nae SPUR
Z. smith '3,oIG @ leather s. bale. ey 5sss
bet' ao ia de 1his 5ls oisa Qet
sse s do e Do sn13l do 2 Q cn9e
do 10 ts Eotchol nolasses
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Selling OF to .HEOne.

CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, eSe
TABLE CUTLERY etc. etc. Mn
The Subscribers having resolved coming wear will Eu1S
rom this date offer their entire price
Tor CASH The following of the leading
GILT ANDPAINTED CHINA TEA SETS VASES MUGS, CANDLE
STICKS, etc.
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA, by the piece or set
CUT AND PRESSED pECANTERs, TUNIBLERs WINES DISHES
-
TRAYS "
SILVER PLATED CASToRS, FORKS SPOONS. etc.
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS of all kinds
Also, CROCfERY and GLASS
WARE for country trade.
- We invite the particular and Hotel Keepers
Steamboats, CITY and Country Retailers the
mined TO ce" out our stock 10y the July preparatory
and they may expect bargains. z. r. FELL. Il Co,
tl4T 2n3p 81 Common street near Cnn,p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

sB The Directors of hs UNITED STATES INSURANCE
AN SuFTY AND TRUST COMPANY Of PHILADELPHIA
pleasure TO congratulate the insured enrs of the Company e
satisfactory exhibit Of ts affairs, The the
which, the principles
rules Life they enabled present
Ar ce sufficient for the al
outstanding risks the Directors have much satisfaction finding that
they declaring bonus twenty
receiyodup the upon oil thereto
which Will added payable
isah else the value MONEY will be paid each policy
| holder his her option.
The xpnse and being relieved by having
tN proportion borne by the Savings Fu ami Trust
.! this Company successful fail
insured members The United States Life insurance. nnuii
Trust Company tha every legitimate which they
entitled will be afforded while the strast economy the
affairs will followed for ths
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

RArsrSG TIE UNITED STATES STEAMER MrssouRA letter
from Gibraltar written by John Il. Gowan contractor fol
raising the remains OF the United States steamer Missouri
which took fire and sunk at Gibraltar in 1913 says thai
the work is going on successfully lie has removed all
machinery and is now engaged i'll breaking her hull t.
= Iieccs, mud raising il to the surface
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

BoRLANp K:vNEDY-The tcletraph stated a f,,,
dayS ago that difficulty had occurred between senator
horan'i from Arkansas. and Mr. Kennedy the Superip
tenl"nt othe Census The following the particulars
iracas occurred in thu anc-rnqn of the Senate tn
'y between senator orlanl Of Arkansas. and Mr. Ken
h"uy the Superintendent of the Census R,reau ,v,ic
resulted in the batter having his nose broken by blow
rom the fist Of Senator 1t appears that Mr. Borand
III the course of some remarks in the Senate to-day rdi
cncd the idea of publishing such mass of stuff rs was
proposed to be collected by the CensuS-office embracing
me history OF each state When he left the chamber
klnthdy undertook to convince him he was wronV and
atensh orand requested that he would cease to imnor
tune him, Upon this, Kennedy made some nsultint re-
mark whcfeupon Borland's fist immediately came in
contact with his face, and disabled the head of the
hr1au These are the facts reated me by respect
tf"H eyewitness, Kennedy is the larger man.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

'ut Arr eNioN.-[Ihc Newfork Herald says we under
SIAM h't meeting is to be held next week in this cit
" "r' ana tho friends OF art for the purpose of
Gaming II they cannot procure indictments against The
AT th"n-one for violation Of the constitution and
N "t The state for drawing lotteries in past years-thc
N Union coming clearly under the provisions Of that
-" aud the Other indictment for violating their pledges
anu obtaining money under false promises in having no
drawings during the last year. They received the sub
scorpions to the amount Of 100000 and promised the
"""S IN the end OF December. This is the It'll Of Feb
t'fE' ana as yet there is no sign. What has become of
me money These indictments will probably bring ont
IN answer and lead to curious financial deyelop
'p'as about tho advancement of art in NcwYork
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16


FRENCH sPEcuLArInSs in AMERICAN Go.rThe Phiia1e-
phia inquirer has been assured by gentleman who re-
Gently returned from Europe that large quantities of
American coin imported into France from the un,t0d
States; and that by peculiar process considerable nor
ton of gold Is extracted while the value of the silver
not impaired Indeed, it is said that quite an extensive
business is carried on in this way The process is pc
culiar one, and known only to few scientific men in
France
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

VIRGINIA AND The uNirEp STATES Observation-Disclosures
have been introduced into the Virginia Legislature de-
caring that the Government and people of the United
States are subjected to unnecessary expense in the trans
poriation Of bullion to the United States Mint at pbila
depha and inSruetng the Senators nd requesting the
Representatives in Congress from Virginia to the
removal of the Mint from Philadelphia to the city of
Ns,,u Ynrl, - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

STEAMER LosrThe Charleston steamer Pilot was lost
on Stone Breakers off that port the 9th inst She was
running out to the wreck of the brig Sarah when she
struck. and in few hours filled The captain and crew
Ihrd themselves in tile wheehous where they remained
mti Monday morning, although the sea made u clean
breach over the wreck. They rescued by a whale
boat the only one that could liycin the heavy surf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

New EAlLEo,p-On the 18th inst. large concourse OF
citizens assembled at lllinostown opposite St Louis tc
participate in the ceremonies of breaking the first ground
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Several speeches
made and the proceedings altogether were of great
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

MAINE Democratic NOMINATION. Democratic Con
venton of Maine have nominated Governor Hubbard
unanimously adopted the Baltimore platform and agree
to abide the decision of the National Convention
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

LARGE Observation-Disclosures the large amount
Oh losses by The NcwYork Life Insurance Company during
the past year it has made dividend Of FORTH per
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

BANKS fAILiNG.-Accounts from Columbus Ohio. state
that some eight Or ten banks of that State under
protest. They are of the old Independent banks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

SrEAa PlowiNG MAcHNE--A steam blowing mactin,
i. exhibition in NewYork 1t is intended tt
pow twelve burrows and perform the operation of pow
Ing, sowing and narrowing simultaneously
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

MORE THorniE HETwEEN the Sioux AND CHrrprv,s
Information has been received that II war marty of tb.
Upper Sioux attacked party of the Chppewas on RIM
river Tcntly and killed several Of them One accoun+
f'yS I'VE Chppewas were killed another which we think
the most reliable sets the at fifteen There il no
doubt at all events that the old feud has been renewed
and we may expect to hear Of further bloodshod The
erne Of the late conflict is hundred miles distant
from the white settlements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

'''NF@t ~ PLuNDkfrSG VESSEL. Henry pttman
master and Augustus Iitchins mate of the ship Sterling
ana samuel Diary. master of the ship Missouri have
been arrested at Boston for pldcring the Missouri when
wrecked on the coast of Sulatra in 1850 Of 10000 in
sI"ri" which was supposed at that time to have been
done by the natives
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

FIRE UricA-A destructive fire occurred in Utica N
Y on the 9th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

MoBuE AVID Ono RAu.EoAp-Elevcn miles of this roat
has been completed and the citizens of Mobile have hal
the pleasure of riding that distance the rail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

losr iloRsEs-Under this head the National Intelli
genc'r says We understand that notwithstanding the
eamor against Of the Bureaus the Government AS
10 'ts want of ygor in adjusting such claims there has
oe'h aia out ct the Treasury since 1885 the of two
hundred and eshty-ve thousand dollars for horses lost
IN the military service, 1t is understood too that n
fe proportion of tho claims presented are clearly not
/provdcd for by the existing law -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

rHE FLORIDA CoUNrEss-The statement going the
Pds of the press, that the lady styling herself the
giish Countess who time ago took up her resi-
NICE. in St Augustine. Florida " is nothing more than
the deuicd wife of respectable iuhabitant of Canada
who deserted her husband in company with clorg lyman
of tho English church, has been pronounced nv the
Savannah Republican totally untrue She is said to be
a lady Of tmbemshed reputation, and although not n
Countess herself she is the daughter of Count and her
for taking up her residence in Florida if mad,
public would be deemed entirely satisfactory
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

NIL" First Municipality; 'n2' Municipality; "m3
Posts ut which the vessels ay.l " -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON Cry.
Sunday Evening, February Il

JEFFERSON Cry.
Sunday Evening February Is 1852
Arrived since Friday 3f2 head of Western Beeves ISL
Hogs 962 sheep y Mich Cows, Sc Calves and Yc,rngs
BEEF CArTlr (Western) .......... 460el5c "a IL net
iio's fGD73sc p fb net
Shtff' 81 25ld0S4 90 u head
aiiicti COWS s20iDs50 p head
VALVES AND iEAhliNGs.' SO 50GDS11 90 y head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

SUFFERING SEAThc brig Germ forty five days from
lmgua for Boston, put into Portland (hIc) the 4th
instant having experienced continued succession of
gales during the latter part of her passage with severe
cold She lost her foretopIast with all the connected
rails mansai and jib also, lost and had all her
crew severely frostbitten At the time of her arrival at
Wood Island arbor she leaked badly had four feet of
water in her hold and but quart of fresh water left
The having consumed all the provisions were sub
sisting on arrow root. which they had on freight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
Mutual Benefit eft Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
ss Incorporated april is4 declared dividend per
on Two Years. Business.
Office, No. IS CAMP ST., Common sts
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY CONFINED LITE INSURANCE. 0sLY
This Company being policy
holders and their families against and
Great National Benevolent Institution
and soi principles and atoring small during
All policy holders whether for Life or shorter terms who con-
nue the Insurance till DEATH participate the whe the profits Of
the Company
Creditors insure the lives married can
heTHeli and children, the claims
TRUSTEES:
John tisgnn, Joseph Walker, Henry S. Burkner
Peter tnnry, Mannse White, John S Aisuu
totrrt Ward, Samuel Stewart, VIM Z. Layarch,
Isaac Johnson Edwar, Sparrow.
PETRE COMFY, Ir., President Board of Trustees
DIRECTORS:
f. w. Sewell, John A. Doughurty, Claiborne,
titN lenncr Coke, John A. Lee, y. X. Masterson
itE: fieartt Thos. G. Jenkins, N. o. Preston,
NJ. NJ. Cohen, o. WickhaIa, u. r. Carroll
N. c. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ. Curran,
St". smith, X H. brunot II. L. Arnstead,
Samuel WOLF /. Spangenl,erg,
Epw. JESSfR Coxe, Vice President.
a. j. WNnpEREunS, NJ. D., Medical Board OF
t. G. Hrs 1 l Actually NJ NJ oa eSnas Attorney
RtcHARp BEN NJ D. No. gil Magazine Examiner
who will be at the office daily from haEpast L.
ly the Charter only $4,000 is taken a single life.
~ This Company prepared to applications
rance, and Issue Policies all sound healthy White persons
than the rates changed the NewYok without
Their restrictions MS to residence the South. by charter
OF Fronts declared annually aud the profits interest
be made available the tyors of their amount
whore tile party has paid his premiums in fall.
California Permits AT NewYor Loniou Prospe
Table OF Rates and all information Life Insurance. all
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges. N+"i''''
tfthca hours, NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

STATEMENT OF TIE AFFAIRS of TIE UNITED STATES IFR
INSURANCE. ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PIIII A
DELPfiiA, being the frs, Annual Report
Whole rumber Of Policies outstanding 81 Bas
Whole amount Of insurance thereon. q
Who'll amount received from Premiums Interest, and on
Policies 5o74s 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount Of Two losses Paid ss56s 90
Amount paid for Office Rent, Salaries Stationery,
Commissions Postage, Advertising, State
IL
Amount Pad for Reinsurance. 4i3 Is
- s1i,l1T n
Amount Of Fund reserved for Re-slaues 65s5 Il
anioni OF capital 25O.0NH
Amount Liable for Losses January s5a ii
INVESTMENTS AND ASSETS. r
Bonds and Mortgages Real Estate, United
states five and six per cent. Loans payable
III 1888, 1855 and 1851. SI053s0
subscription Notes l34,629
lLoats IN Stocks
Cash hand and In Bank temporarily. .,... s445 90
hnonat Loaned at Sepgtreans Branch s,hice on
C"lnteas bearing eight per interest,
wsii secured ........-......... 1879 III
Semi Annually and Quarterly Premium Pay
ment .i.;.,,....... ..-.,............ s54; %
premium Notrs hoid by the Company Nil.
lfue from Agents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,GT5 II
f2s6 ,s65 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

~ DER BRACESotp ~ s. tflsRlss sTKSsr,--ob-
Tie lac the ler.ls A- Weak
,brst the s'oep Round Shoalors she ero is ef
raren Jk your chlreni They support i growing al
well Improve their heat
kS LADIES fitted Mis- SasgA4Ns, NayaeaEt. NhiA iydaW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16
MILLINERY AND FANCY.

C. YW3e, ags'., 5 Co,
. u MAGAZINE STREET,
EF' Wholesale Dealers in Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
,,,,, ,,-,,,,. ,.,,,,.. STRAW GOODS ETC.,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EMRROIDERTES
RIBBONS, GLOVES
FEATHERS PRINCES,
TRIMMINGS, BONSETS etc etc
large and complete of thing their line
latest styles received which invite the attention
of the wholesale trade generally.
c. YALE JR. Il Co, 81 Magazine street,
sly lySp between Common and Grayi.r streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-16

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