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W. III. KING ESQ

We have to state some facts in reference to
recent matters, in connection with this candi-
date for the State Senate We will state them
briefly, dispassionately and impartially
Mr. tThos. R, Wolfe, City Attorney, stated. to
us, on three several occasions, that Mr.. w, ~.
King spoke of one of his competitors Captain
James Davis as asa pi1e-d,fciae wharf-con-
TRACTOR and in q tone which he positively I'M
derstood to be aristocratically sneering, aareas
tic and contemptuous, as though he did not
deem pile driver worthy Of his (Kine's1 oppo
sing candidacy.
If Mr.. King designed to state or intimate
that we lad any hesitation in publishing what
he 50 extensively published in democratic or
gans yesterday, he is entirely unfair and disin-
genuops7 does himself and ourself injustice
and quibbles most egregiously. Mr., King we'll
knows that, by our advice and With our ,,ron,-
Use 10 publish III the Crescent, he wasappliea TO
early on Friday for what he furnished late on
Friday sgsEgtat 50 late an hour that he himself
sent message entirely conclusive IS to the fact
Of his knowing it would be impossible for US to
publish what he'sent. We feel convinced now
of what we suspected before, that he sent us his
correspondence at an hour too late for pub
LEGATION, with an idea of making thereupon a
grand flourish in the democratic papers of Sun
day Docs Mr., King always require nearly a
whole day 10 write two pages Of foolscap paper
It So. would he be quicker in casting vote,if
the Legislature! Would he not be always too
late?'' Ee -sr.1. +-ss a
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Re- Opened.
NO Urls & w A Y, t8#
I..s... CL0THIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS under City Hotel,
e Have just their recently improved atore their ussne
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OVER COATS; ..- .f.M
DRESS COATS; as
FRoCK COATS;
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS, sn
TOGETHER
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
..... FALL AND WINTER VESTS
of the latest and most Beautiful styles. Their stock of
GENTLIIMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
also being very large and p they furnish
heiririends and tho public orally with 3D. tgf
EVERY ARTICLE OF ArrAREl. PERTAINING To A GENTLE
s MANS WARDROBE t@A
Being constantly receipt the a novelties arrival from
the North, they will mnintan throughout tls season,
= A COMPLETE AssoETMENT.
octig qpf MORRIS WAY. nnder Ciy Hotel
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We are indebted TO the officers Of the mail steamer
Florida for Mobile papers
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5aEs~ To PERSONS RuPTUREn. many per-.
and efscus ir5s Dr. more
than passing notice For particulars bis NEXT
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gas~ FoR ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
Of James Robb and James sokop resigned N WOOD and
SAMUEL. JONES, Jr. dec,
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Ias- MEssRs, EDITORS. -Please say that am
for Aldesaan. p IRWIN aesa7 lts
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We donot think Mr. w ". King has treated
us fairly or ingenuously in the premises; but
We are reliably informed that lie did not mean
TO be personally disrespectful or discourteous !;
and We should dislike to be compelled to he Sc
we're in the premises.
Neither Mr., King nor the Courier have any
right to drag us cot into questions of personal
yeracitJt When We need to make such oues-
tons, we make and maintain them Anything
like a charge of spersavering malignity's
against Us is totally false; and IL is grossly and
reoklessF indicate to place such terms even in
indirectI connection with US If Mr. King or
any of his friends had called on us, they would
have been promptly informed, that tle state.
ment of the Spectator, that Mr. King had adj
mitted, face to face with the editor of the
Crescent, that he had sneered at or ridiculed
the Pile Driver. was without foundation in fact
We did have dhe Courier to The contrary an
interview with Mr., King, but no such language
Was used by Mn King, and he was perfectly 20
Lite friendly and free from offence throughout
hesought an Introduction to us-was extremely
polite, and was treated politely Mr., King nor
any of his friends have ever faced us with
charges of Islander and Misrepresentation" or
injustice or trickery" If we thought Mr..
King insinuated such things, we should have
very brief, plain answer in the premises.
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ynonnpsoaa s. .yiron,

Thompson 5 .s'iGOas,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
no. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel
~ Ase in reeep: of large and wired stock Of
FINE CLOTHING,
manufactured by themselves expressly for the RETAIL TRADE and
embracing every yarietyof
OYER CoATsi &
GLoAKS;
FRGCK COATS:
DRESS COATS
PALET0Ts;
SAC COATS; y
PANTALooNs u
VESTS.
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An Town paper says that the people there have added
another measure TO their arithmeics It is called the
drunkard's weight OF measure" 1t is as follows
glasses maxi dean; drains make dr,nkard 5 drunk
arSs ina&e grocery; groceries make Jail ais make
] penitenuiary penitentiafps make 1 h---i.
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ahbF ~ n SIC 16b@
90 forth to thine appointed rest
Beyond the broad sea-foam;
90 forth. our fairest and our best,
To thy far bland home
With him thy joyful hearts approved
Thy mate for many a year beloved,
In thy full matron bloom
Go forth, to act, as fate commands.
Thy part Of life In other lands
Kind thoughts attend thee from the place
Where thou hast been so long
A daily sight, household fate,
mate in work and song;
flower to cheer. a lamp to shed
Soft light beside the sick ones bed;
To that beloved throng
Each act Of daily life shall be
mute remembrancer of thee.
Full well we know where 'er thy lot ...
Thou canst not be alone
For Love, in earth's unkindliest spot,
VIII find. or make its own
Aud from the green and living heart
New friendships still. like buds, will start
But yet. wherever thrown,
No ties can cling around thy mind
SO close as those thou leayst behind
And oft while gazing on the sea
That girds thy lonely isle.
Shall faithful memory bring to thee
The home so loved erewhile;
Its iightsome rooms its pleasant bowcrs.
The children, that like opening flowers
Grew up beneath thy smile; ~ 20
The hearts that shared from earliest years
Thy joys and griefs thy hopes aud fears.
The sisters brow, so bIithe of yore,
With early care imprest
And She whose failing eyes no more
Upon her child may rest .'
And kindred forms, and they who eyed
Thy beauty with brothers pride
And friends beloved the best -
The kind, the joyous. the sincere.
Shall to thine inward sight appear @
And they, whose dying looks on thee
In grief and love were cast
The leaves, from off our household tree
Swept by the varying blast
Oft in the mystery Of sleep,
Shall Love evoke them from the deep
Of the unfathomed Past,
And Fancy gather round thy bed
The spirits ofthe gentle Dead ..
Farewell if on this parting day .... .t p
Remorseful thoughts invade
One heart, for blessings cast away
And fondness i'll repaid
lie will not breathe them ;let them rest
Within the stiffness OF the breast
BE thy remembrance made
home. where Christening thoughts NAV dwell
MY own true sister, fare thee well
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Congressional.

MASHIN6ToN, August ID lS5S.
SENArEA motion made to postpone the consider
alton Of the private calendar but after some debate it
withdrawn
Mr.. Houston. as a privileged matter, made report
from the select committee appointed to investigate
the charges of abuse bribery fraud in the prosecution
of claims, in which it stated that Mr. John Mc6n
mis- had contumaciouy refused to be sworn witness
before said committee after having been duly summoned
and submitted the following resolution
ReSolred That John McGinns in refusing to take the
oath propounded to him by the select committee of the
Senate raised the 9th of August 1862 has committed
contempt against the authority of this body and there
fore the sergeant-atas take him into custody and i'm
prison him in the Jail of the District Of Columbia until
he shall consent to take the said OATH or until The further
order of the Senate. >
Mr. Houston asked that the resolution be considered
Mr. Chase objected, and the matter was laid over
The Senate then took the private calendar and the
following bills passed For the relief of the heirs
Of Henry King, Maria Taylor, Santiago Arguelo, the
heirs of VIM. Jones, Isaac Adams, J. NJ White; H
Miller F. W: Thompson j. b. Turley, widow Of MAJOR
hendrck John Tucker, John Boyd, NJ. +; Blaney Mary
Levey, Leonard Skinner, j W. Quincy E. C. Greeneaux
Abigail Stafford, and several others.
HousE-Mr. 0lds reported bill, which was passed.
establishing certain post roads. iirf. r
Mr. Gornian from the Committee on Military Affairs,
reported bill to restore the civil for the military super
intendency at the National Aories at Springfield and
arpers Ferry, which referred to the Committee Of
| the Whole on the state of the Union.
The bill declaring the Wheeling bridges to be legal
| structures debated during the morning hour
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
alton of the Army Appropriation hilk
Mr. Mace made democratic party speech. and
MT Moore OF Pa spoke of the necessity reform in
our light house system
Several amendments were made to the h-one of them
H9propriatng S30o0o0 for additional pay commits
spned officers and enlisted men serving in California New
Mexico and Oregon. for the coming year; and another
appropriating $4,000 for the purchase of csmel for the
army, on the Plains, a substitute for horses.
The Committee rose when the bill amended, re-
ported to the House Several votes taken but with
out finally dposiug of the subject the House adjourned
Washingtul, August 1.-The Senate Saturday took
up the message from the President of the United States
relative to the Fishery question. and addressed
thereon by the Hon VIM II. Seward, of NewYerk.
The House Representatives considered variety OF
private bills 2
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Mrs. Seymour, milliner in Cincinnati, was
stely robbed of $780, her all board the Zen franklin
shortly after leaving Cincinnati in pursuit OF her hus
band worthless fellow who had off to Capada with
her child. Miss E. Breckenridge, of Louisville being on
board generously presented the pntertnnats lady with
slOo aud the police of Cincinnati subsequently arrcstp
the thieves recovered portion Of the stolen money
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VOLUME v.
ICE-ICE-ICE.

Ice.
III W. WALKER is seller of 1CE and hhs afge supply Of
this article dispose Of Office the CORNER OF PoYDRAS AND
ST. CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELYsIAN
FIELnS5TPEETs, 74Ci isRTRlsGTREET 9CoMNiERCEsTREET
and at the CORNER OF ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS SITS. mh2s II
ECe-FCe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEPEE STREET. nearly opposite Armstrong Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. sTs TCH0UPfTOUL OULAS STREET.
J. sTAFFoRDa CO.
tW- ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED mh24
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SLAVES.
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.
Nj. .sADDLERY Ware.

NEWARK, NJ. ,SADDLERY Ware Ga
Y House.-ANDREW g. BULL D. CO.. No Is Cauai kasfaSA
street, New0eans, between Camp and Magazine streets
Manufacturers and Importers isADDLERY and sADDLEWARE
constantly hand large complete Sadde
rides, Mangales, Trunks, Whips skipg Harness and Bride
lie her Hogsku SADDLERS TOOLS and Trimming Of every ds
pion No, is CANAL STREET.
sl2 lvd6W ANDREW G. BULL q co.
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Harmony DivIsion No. 49, &. of 1.-THE following the
mcs1s Of this Division BKsGs,
VIM S. MOUNT R. s.; wM F. HonSREcx R. 81 JAMES GovAs
l.: ions MRYER l. 81 CoGsRLus GoLnSa o. This Division
eea EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance Hail. sbss
Charles street
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LACEY & CO., 81 ST Charles street,
ss ES m BRANCH INC OF LACEY PhLLIPs,s CELEBRATED HAR
hionable HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRUNKS
GTr REPAIRING STRICTLY ATrENDEDTo. fe21 ly4w
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,,r o,,,,,,,,r. ~. .,,,,
~ EN ADV DYEhIlSEMENI-Let every body
" READIT
No
K. X. R.
RADW.aY'.S READY RELTEF
,s rltr xnovrvpr,,rnv cyp, prcop nvr ~,
M DfcAT t1sTop v or THE won n Tu.Tuae sTopprn
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN AFEw SECONDS.
LESS, will painful RHEUMATIC,
NER Gus NEURALGic BILIOUS COMPLAINTS in 4 FEW
INTERVAL AND External ,F
mixing PAINS.
10 THE SICK AND PAlN-SUFFER1NG OF NEW
y m suffering with okhEANs 5si 4 ss following ..np.,..
q J9Hy RRRSH Isl GARIREs I IT RES STREET M
FREE you FROM PAIN in FROM THREE 10 FIVE MINUTES
w - :. 90 "a - " " y y ~ - - -
~ NiNhTf CAsss OUT Or hOHDRED
NEURALGIA n one HOUR.
SkuuP Efs9pup, IN ~ TEN Tt1ShHS MINUTES, ,I1SIrs
TSoTMAeHE n oSE SECOND: Co.
CRAMPS N FIVE MINUTES
CHI GILL FEVER IL FIFTEES FIFTEE MSUTEs MMrSSUUTE
SMHlLL@BhbtNS M @ IN EVE FIVE MINUTES
INFLUENZA IN ONE HOUR.
SPNAL AUr STFs JoiHTS H STRAINS BRUISES
Terry TIC DoISREUX and ali other complaints wbeI bsr az
lains RAILWAYS READY will Instantly stop the pain
and qnicky cure the disease. ''''
SICK HEADACHE
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Will STOP THE MOST DIS
FRESH PAINS IN FEW MINUTES, and renewed
1t E s asa s''n the aud n'aA' the
PREVENTION.
sd s9S % 5 sn will
'0rfo' and fatigue sp.ru,No
,,, -,,--,,,, ~ b+thHlN",
& N.Y. poo Of B. R. r T M B0T Wats and battle The
@ % a vow wsd l @ M ans na Uag pds ihe
,,,np,r n,l oo " hL NV SOnT 4, LA Ms 70
PSFGL DcH4RGE most SHa Siaa ss
remove the cause. VIII 'pS'an'
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Odeon Temple of Honor No. 5-Meets every THURSDAY
EVENING" at O'clock at Temple Hail. Tchouptoulas
the ending Oct ST. 1852 THSMAs FnEND
MR. W. A. r.; F. s. Moae.N W. r R.; R. PoLLARp, W. Tt
A. BENDER W. Vi Joshua Dow, W. D. III j. b. PArrIsoN W. G.
N W WooLyRRros w, S.
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street between Poydras Perddo where DAGUERREAN
are taken at short notice.
beauty and expression and put in the style Pus ocke
Frames and Cases, cheaper than
petor tenders his thanks for from his
together with his devotion and
years. hopes berabe share Of nuhe
patronage fn2l til JAMES LOCKWObO
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tss- PlilLADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No. SO Graver s-S. RoBB Co. ae Robb Fabain)
stny receiving New Goods anuactory Phae
by direct mpoon England prepared
the liberal Inducements is large
follows: sADDLERY Saddlery HARDWARE, HARNESS. LEATH
ER TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER
GOODS; SADDLE, COACH, HARNESsl AND TRUNK MAKERS
| MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
Ky Purchasers invited to call
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ID ADICAL CUREoF CoRNs, without cutting
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = Snrve

I'M VIIOE lU OUNINAOIUNS. = OufV6yOrS
Office, CARRoLLroN, La
tons the Mayor and Council Carroon adopted ns
SEAk PROPOSALS will be this
thirty days for PLANK ROAD Canal Avenue from
the Shell Road at Eighteenth The
Cypress clear good Pensacola Like Yellow Pine
Road be made according the plan and specifications which will be
exb this Office The Road be eight
be three inches thick by supported four
lls all we'll bedded of
according the grade be given by the Surveyor Proposals may
furnish all materials make the
furnishing the lumber making work separately will
payable cash. when of
ompleted $1,000 half completed bonds
bearing eight equal
ue the February The
plelp months date Of The
earcd security The faithful performance
contract. lnu1 eodlm"l L. A. lEA OH surveyor.
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Crystal Fount Division No. A, e.. Of T..Meess every
THURSDAY O'Clock Hall No. IS St. Chne
seet Odicsrs ensuing quarter W H W. P S. H.
BRowN W. A; g. P. Rae, r. s. H. W. ELLIS, R. s E. BooTn
FS; j. S, HARRIS, t. D. W. Brown, C. A. HERo A. c.; WM
w ,rsos. l. S.; R, W. PowKLL, o. S. jyA
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Merchants Insurance Company of New


xV1011t@zx0H 11ou1tszxV0 0V1xF"11y o1 *s0"
ORLEANS
CAPITAL 5000 oJ0l..........ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEMBERTON, PRECEDENT
A. SCiRIEBER, Secretary.
t respectfully the inhabitants Of the Fourth
District ae that facilitate their relations with this Com
pay they have established Agency u street. where
they pared to INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AND
RIVER RISKS the lowest of TEN PER CENT in
cash will be doing with this Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John Pemberton, Fergus Gardere, Kasper Asch
Michel MussOn, J. Stafford David Adams
Manuel J. Garcia L. r. Kenny, W. W. Yaught,
Thomas J. Ivy, Gnstave Leroy, Richard Salter.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
en- Nc, jackson street,
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
RYiHOesrnfex. Paint.

FOR WOOD. BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEpoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
UNDER WATER.
~ The attention of the public respectfully called to the fosw
ssmonas In favor CT the celebrated BRIDeEWATER PAINT
than MONTHS
use in the South the character of the Paint y established and
nov osrsd ,o h hl a, tt h,, I'm ANN WE ATusR pro
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jco, r. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
July induced apply the
Co fehssny MY testimony eI6ed
the bss FIRE AND WEATHER. PRoTECTok have ever known
Sa % 5 Hy eHs n has sss S s s d 1 5
'r which hA' pf'vas sisnsi. snfy mpsrv'u' JOHN MILLER
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
NoLlA under command with the BRIDSEWATER PAINT,
ssny y, 1s y oU M ana nave & no
mi n"rt hesars % hs nnbc sod hsx II Ky ~ PRoTF@
has proved Sp ny &ssss ssI three
"oI., M1. : Sss n., tsgnsqJ S''S. lAomhssoN'
N'"o'''''' D'''"'D'' ''''.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
rnwDoAr poppo1
Ihays used the BRIDeEwATER PAINT for which Ms. G. c.
The Paint about months SPARKS
VIVA ArEyER ~ 1i 'A'ihs upon " h"s ma Nv If Ell
four PERFECT SLATE and am sats
ned O. ts Possessing all the qualities CERTAIN
5sn H. RI r r srp -, CON
forth the Agents. Circular.
(Signed) WEI BROWN, Captain Of Towboa Porpoise.
'' D''su''sf Il io'i'
CFRTIFJCATE on THE MANAaEps AMI AcENrs
rous1AN. NV nno, co
~-NN DSS1, W.
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DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
FAREWELL TO A SISTER.

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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Pelican Division No &. Oft -slee.seyery wEDNEspA
elected for the ending ssp 80 1882 MoIH
RS; DunwARp, +. s.; W. c. WATKIss Tt j. Woop, c.;
MAsSINe G; j. J: JAsrIER l. ST. JoHS BRowS O. S. VISIT
CoMlTTEEE Moru 81 Cont street, H. H. BAILEY, l6 Mag
noa street, BJ wE roydras street; W c. WATKINS
Apooan r,pl trae P. CARpErTR 274 Carondelet street,
Tenoupoulas street; WM SMITH ST. Marc and Poydas
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Union Division No. 3. of T.Neets every FRIDAY EVEN
ING o'clock the Temple Hail. No. 222 Tchoupouns street,
wP.; r. H. GAHssS, " A; MoQuALrEn, R. S. A. RosEswte
A. A. BuRSs +. S.; WM WHITsBIT, t.; BEIcKHER e.
DosDLR A. c.; HuGH GRAHAM, s.; A. LAMBERT S. SICK
VISITING 0MAlTTEE-Bohers BRioKMYkR, No. l2 NewLeyee
streets, jylS
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
F Incorporated April ls4 declared dividend Of per
Cent. Two Years. Business.
oGice, No. 3S CAN'T ST. between Gnvier
BUSINESS COMPANY LIFE IssUR ONLY.
Th Company being organized ssely for the protection the policy
holders and their ies want and ts opesons
and solid principles aGordns small paid during
life large handsome widows children after DEATH
B An policy holders whether for life shorter terms, who
nue the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole Of the profits
Creditors lives Debtors.
the life her husband the sole benefit and
herself and children, free from the claims Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
Johns Allison Isaac Johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Hagan, Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall
Robert j. Ward Z. H. Barton, ]. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, Vim. Mure. Arnold Hsrrs.s
DIRECTORS;
r. W. sewell, Thos. C. Jenkins, P. B. Taylor,
Edw. Jenuer Core, John NJ. currsn, g. G. steever,
NJ, NJ. Cohen, L. Spangenberg. H. Rhodewsld,
Samuel Wolf, John A. Dongher.y c. NJ. Lutherford,
O. Wekhnn John Claiborne, B. G. Arnistead,
Geo. ", Smith, N C. Hall, R. Bein,
II. c. Heartt L. H. Wingse.
ED7r. JsssKu Coxz Vice President.
loa.s HgsT Ms5issi caSassos seasa Of
Fl. 6. TISsaTf Actusry. Nj. NJ. ConsS Attorney
NJ. D. No. Magazine street. Medical
who will be at the office daily from hafpas ls 2P.n
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken singelife
applications
rnce Policies all healthy White persons
than the charged by the Newyok London
their the South charter Dividends
Of declared annually and the profits interest," and
be made available the extent Of thirds of their
where the party has paid his premiums in fall.
California Permits NewYork London Prospectus
Table of Rates and all information Life Insurance. all
tB- Extensive Travelling Privileges
EB- Office hours, 9 A. NJ. to 6P.M.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

Home Mutual Insurance Company of
NEW ORLEANS,
~ With subscribed capital Of f9'aoo is prepared to receive
applications for - -
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at the office Of the Company, No. 90 GRAVIER STREET
Every insang with becomes in is and the
profits divided those who with the
invested here, the of the Trustees
This eahed purely the mutual principal Of insur
and the Trustees believe this subscription 2S ample
security to the policy holders
The portfolio the Rtalties orinpecon
Wishing TO make insurance with it.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES f. WAxELER, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
John r Shaw, s. L, Levy, JohnC. Goodrich,
Joha Thomas, A. H. May, J. E. Caldwell
]. J. GreR L. X. Converse w. L. Llnier,
John Q. .W6odrus, John II. Owen VIM. Tufts,
William EnoI, John Hail. 8. de Siaser,
Samuel Stewart, Rufus Mcflnenny, Robb D,-s,
R. W. Mibank ]. G. Cocks, W. Bcga
8. o. Nelson, J. A. Dougherty, J. W.Sst
r Shaw, II. V. Baxter, J. Eager,
Msunael White 7. B. Taylor, John kodeuburg
E. G. Rodgers. [janl W. Letchford.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.

tB conformity with the equsions Company
submit the following ststen-nt .r
Of premiums received for ending July 1852 al7
prsmusup Jry 10, 1ss2 e4 II
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, O
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.

have used the BRIDGEwATER PAINT past months
on bk and pastered buildings and shnge and
and instance it hss the fullest satisfaction.
From and eIpermen immediate direction
testify 70 its being PROOF AGAINST THE EFFECTS SPARKS
AND cNpERs and protection against leaks consider
Mineral Paint have seen
door qualities tina. particularly
Southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON. Painter
New 0reann, February g. lss9. Camp
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FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND