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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24

HENRY H. LEEDS WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
II Saturday February 20, at ii O'Clock in the gale
ry in the of store No Wall sree-Executors sale
of choice oil paintings and Wines Paintings. An
ceediDgly choice collection of fine modern and old oil
paintings just received from Boston, and to be sold by
order of executors. Among them may be found fine
landscape and cattle by Kobe Of the Hague do by Nor
Peters, OF London also, the original drawing of Henry
Clay, from life, by Danbourgal engraved by Goup Il
CO.. flower piece by old master; fine copy OF Rafael
Holy Family copies from Teners Boucher Vatican and
other celebrated masters original gamepiece by Ramsey
and variety OF fine modern English paintings. Also
Holy Family and Madonna, Carlo Dolc st. Agnes Bea.
trice Cenci two large landscapes from Caude sketch
vernet; several beautiful QIignal water colors proof
engrayngs, from LAndseer, O6iered Holy Family Guido
liquors. to be sold by order of executors consisting Of
about 60cases viz: Backburn's f. L. vintage 1885, New
ton. Gorden Co. do. 1879; Southside, do. 1843 c. D.
s.. do. 1885, p. W. Co.'s port, 1S41; Lescocks do. ;.
1881 Hungarian Tokay, o. d. co., brand, 1840; and
p. c. Co., 1872 do. cherry brandy; Nichoson's GIN
very old and real Bash Mills whskey oil of which are in
fine order in Of and two dozen. To be sold
without reserve. N. B.-Thc wines will be sold mmed-
ately after the paintings. All Of the above are now
ready for exhibition until the day of sale.
TEwuRY, &C-TO THE TRADE AND OTHERs-wM
q IRVING Co. will sell ut auction Wednesday, 23d
Thursday 24th and Friday 25h at 10 O'Clock each day
at ~ Chatham street. the entire stock OF Louis Anrch
to the late John Brock comprising diamonds
and other precious stones set and unset watches silver
&C. together with general assortment Of jewelry
Sae without reserve, Mr. Anrch Is retiring from the
business. Terms-three months for all sums 5000,
T ARGEsAIE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE THIS Day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24

HENRY ii. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL AT
H auction on Thursday February oath, at IA O'Clock
p. NJ, at the Academy of Design, 663 Broadway, a
valuable private collection of oil paintings, selected
during series Of years by gentleman of taste, and all
Handsomely framed and in good order. The collection
embraces number of original pictures and good por
ton of them formerly in the galleries soCardna
Fesch and the Cassandra family of Rome also in the
Among others the works of A. Caracc Murillo Both
Zuoherelh Van Orley, Besch Rosa, di voli Van Baen
Boemart Carlo Maratti Venderveer Boucher, Morland
&c. The paintings exhibition at the Academy
Of Design, above, and Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings until 10 O'Clock Admission free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24

INTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BEING $50
T. Building Lots at Hurlgate at Auction readers
will please notice that ANTHONY BIEECKER viii sell
at public auction, this day at IL o'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange the following desirable property, be-
longing the estate of The Nathaniel Prime consist
ing of about $50 building lots with the mansion house
and other buildings thereon and the valuable water right
in front Of said property the Fast river The lots
beautifully situated for immediate improvement either for
cottage Wills sites for dwellings, being Eighty
sixth, Eighty seventh Eighty eighth, Eighty NINTH Nine
teth and Ninetyfrs streets First avenue
and b. and the East river These lots offer great in
ucements for the investment OF capital The of
sale will be liberal to the purchasers. For maps with
further particulars apply to the auconeer Broad st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24

a DRAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.-
residence on Stuyyesant street at auction-Adrian
Muller will sell at auction Friday, Feb 25th, 1853
at t2 O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange the two story
and attic brick house and lot No. 80 Stuyyeant street
opposite St. Marks Church with convenient stable
the Ninth street. with under cellars and stalls for
Tour horses lot 30 feet Stuyvesant street and 25
Ninth street house 26 b. f5 feet in depth built in the
best manner with baths, water closets &C., and most
conveniently arranged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24
r ARGEsAIE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE THIS Day

LA. G. TUTTIE Auctioncer will sell this morning
st10h O'Clock, at 102 Broadway, large and elegant
sormsn Of superior rosewood and mahogany lor hall
dining snd bedroom furniture, comprising every variety
20 be sold without reserve for cash Catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24

COMMANDER NIcHOIsoN-The following letter Of Cd .
Secretary Of the Navy fully approves the verdict of tn
late Court OF Inquiry which acquitted Commander Nj
shoson OF the charge brought against him by eutenaut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24

Office of the Board of Trustees OF the Illinois and Mich
gan Canal Feb. q, 1858.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
READ THIS The introduction Of
FILLEYiS STOVES

Into Northern Missouri 10 any extent. has been In the
les, thee yeAtI since which time they have been
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale Of heu
and although, owing 10 their being light and smooth
and something new some little difficulty attended lhS
sale and use a hrst yet by always making Stoves and
Castings Of the bestquay Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron, they have proved 10 Withstand hru bel.
ter than any other Casting made In the Western eoun.
try, The Furnace CAalngt and Hollow. Ware parileu.
Nry, have been superseded By H. wherever Il has been
brought into USE and always given Satisfaction. HGV.
Ing lived here number Of years, and being
located here, purchasers can rely on our Euentss
AslO the quality Of the articles sold BY us and Ar 10
the operation Of our celebrated Prize Premium Cook
Stove just read the certificates Of those who have ussI
them, and are ullng them now, And ansthes AdVAn.
lAge purchaser will hAvein buying st. Louis Slevs
Of 10, he would not only be getting stove made Of Inc
best material In the world but he nj any time Rs
an odd piece or plate without any change, by lAnf ~
know that such is wanted, as all our stoves are war
ransd, and, In case Of impsreclion, the article win
be promptly made good 10 the purchaser, which he
will not fmI the case with Cincnna Chicago PitI,-
burgh, and Eastern made STOVES, " you rNnnot SsI
any odd Pieces Even II they we're warrInIsje n
would be impossible 10 got oddpOles fOm such dIS.
lance
We, the, undersigned, having used the 81, lo,,,,
Stoves manufactured by q. r. Fllsy, Of ST. Louis snd
sold BY Carter W. Bryan, at Hahmbal Mo, t1ks
pleasure In recommending them 10 the pnbic AZ AN.
peror In point Of draft, durability, economy convSni
enes and ease Of regulation, TO any Stove which We
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
st. Louis StOuC Store.
c. W BRYAN

Stove Dealer, Shcct.lron Worker, Copper
smith, and Timer, ~ -.
Afnln Street, Two Doors North nG 1Hrndy HOUSE,
HANNIBAL MO, .EGETI
sells at wholeSsle Pieces, STOVES AND TIN. 4.
WARE, Invite particular attention 10 The PRIZE
PREMIUM COOK STOVE, which has given univer-,
cal lasfsetloh 10 all who have used H. warrant all
my veovtvfcf twelve months and if any of the plates
break during that time, lMthish new oSts lice o.
ehArge, .,... ..t ..,
AZ I design remaining permanently IN this place,
the public are safe In taking my guarantee for the good
performance Of the stoves kept by me.
An my Stoves are manufactured Of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, Md ior goodness Of metal and
beauty Of casting, they taes any stoves made IL The
Western country, y
" The man who moulds Hollow.WaTe for G. y.
Filly Il considered the best workman IN the UHilsN
States and this accounts for our Hollow Wan uhq
Stove Vessels being 90 much smoother And better ihlS
any Others you will end in Market whether made Esst
OF West.
| have constantly on hand, supply Of TINwARE,
10 which | particularly invite The attention Of the
county trade, the quality Of my ware aud the pr
csI shall BE- such 10 induce them 10 call on ugAln
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

secured the agency them for this cilvTh,,
.ove possesses advantages over common Sc,.s I
S s wSsn .! TIE plate and improvements in The ds
20 De the best pattern for deseending Ave-
sloye now made EAsi or West, Ns'S OF ssl
ms stove was patented September. ,sSs "a
S% saiSS' cy have been used have given EsSs ss.
to the number than any other soVe eVor nSs
guy Tue plates IN them are from one hsIf ~ LsSss
oahs q an inch h hckness No ,S.ISh nue. a',s
eoSS1Ss we AZ against fires T SsS
heat that L. generated under The AZ s,a !ee
oas par o. NE stove between two thck - tas
Srs We ooltem Of the stove, thereby saS e We
wSsN S 0Sss With on the bottom, and s ~
.eendlng aos, heretofore. The Cha,,sSceA q DE-
aSe ana oAe plate more than any Air TrSs aA one
v"ksS ~. my VII cook With one.SSlf ISs ~
:, SI sSS. Sss q The ordinary sOvn wp, aud w, w
wy wv tNs" hcAll.ASr' : p
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HEAL
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD. 10 TIE HEAD
Cory Of letter Ifom NJ, JsAA lloyd Of ErV.wsA, near
HarisoA, MsrisAsihSAiTt
To Professor HoLLowAY,
siN-Iavail myself Of The frs, opportunity Of inform.
Ing you, that fot very long period was AfilctedWh
q dangerous giddineH and frequent winnings In the
head, attended by loss Of appetite, dsordeFed stomach
and generally impaired health, Every means had
give ,.. sSS u length
about without on attendant In this melancholy con.
dilion waited personally upon NJ Hughes, Chemist
Hareeh, for the purpose OF consulting him as TO what
,ri"d Ssm without delay and after ,sSISr them i"r
short time am happy TO bear testimony 10 their won
dsrful emeaey, am now restored 10 Pelfect health,
and enabled 10 resume my Utual duties You are N
Ss to publish ms letter ~ any S1y yGsS may think
June SpkS sSN E TRs OF H pRor sfV1O'
Extract cLa Leilu FOn Ei'saTd Rovg, EsQ Of Inaio
Walk, 7Sbsyo, dated Aprii ga, 1882.
DEAA sIR-Idssn Il q duty owe 10 you and the
public Al large, TO inform you Of most miraculous
eoysy from That dreadful disease, DNostS and which,
under God, was effected ey yosi invaluable Pills;
fully treated by two medleSl practitioner, but could
MT get cured, until had reeouJe 10 your remedy, and
notN outstanding all had undergone, this miraculous
medicine cured ne IN ,Ss eOSI,s q sig week. ~
INFALLIBl.E CURE OF a STOMACH CON.
PLANT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES
EriFad Of Letter from mr., y. Go,pcA, CAtmiSt, Of
ChheN, wear BTtaiol, dated Juiy Iih, 1891,
| To Professor HoLLowAV,
DKAH SR-I an requested BY Lady named Thon.
as, Just arrived Tron the West Indies 10 AeqnaInl you
hat for period Of eight years, heSeG and family sui.
Iert from continual bad health ArIcg from disorders
the liver and stomach, Indigestion, Lose Appetite
violent Headaches, pains In the side wen knees and
general debility, for which Shs consulted the m ct en-
lnent men In the colony but without any beneficial &C.
suit at Last she had recourse 10 your Invaluable Ps
which IN ven short time eHected 30 great change
Tor The better, that she continued them and the whole
family were restored 10 health and strength Further
sho desires me 10 saw that she has witnessed their rS
lAordnary virtues IN those complaints incidental 10
children, particularly In cases OF Measles aud SearlGi.
no other emsdy. (Signsd) 3. GoWEN,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
SIlndrieS,

Paper eomNTeS oil colcrs Irish lnsn pillow eas, do
Russia linen sheelhG, 90, Toe, blsashed she.linr
Eo-4 and n,i Table Diaper, S.A HleaeAed MaShnS
Srown sheetng, A.A@sae' super6ns a. TicHiNe, e5e
drenS wear at l2e@2Sc, a. BlAyS Linen.
A eonnlAla AAanIlnnnl At
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
PrlntR,

Msrrmaek, COsheeO, Phillip Aliens, Hamllons
Lobe, J. Dunnelpu, American, Spnguo, Globe, Man.
chester Mayhslu, Providence, and Blooudala, all Of
which are RenSwned' Tor Eeleganee OF Style. 'Eaii
CSlsr' and durable, prices ranging from ee TO 10,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
Berage DE LANES

Fa'hiOna6e Styles 9Oe CSe, Csc, and SSel Cor mp,r.
Silk Berages.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

This story Is continued through the first
four numbers Of the magazine, from Octo.
Der to January. With the February num-
Der another new story BY Mr., Arthur enti.
led "sparing to spend or, the lotions and
the ,oinkertons,". will be commenced, to be
con;inu, I'd during several months. Thus,
in the firNl volume Of the home magazine,
two nouyonel'es by the editor will be pub
.Nshed. As only a limited edition Of the
first Aumbers Of the magazine was printed
those wishing "the OIL mans bride" mus
send in their subscriptions Sariy'
U1 In order to prevent mts>pPrehenslon
OH the part Of the public, we viii aero s'a's
lhnt the home magazine Is a monthly issue
Of tho home gazette, and oontai,,S the oeS'
articles that appear therein, thus hN'ug ID
permanent shape aud for circulation IN S>ew
chnEnels, literary matter from the pens ~
many Of the ablest writers In the country.
II is from this cause that the publishers are
ahle, in the outset, to furnish the work at so
low q rate.
TERMS or ARTsuR's HOME MAGAZINE.
To those who desire 10 receive the Home
Magazine by mail, we offer Il at the follow.
inn avRranAAl,nnHu La, nl,,h n.,....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

TssShI Wlshlrg 10 buy sloyeS, ah0pld Eve W. cali,
and examine QUE new patterns of ~" -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
All Wool DE LANES,
PinE, green, blue, black and mode,
Silks.

Black, al &Ilo, NI,l6, 81 20, wNtereA, At 81. so,
fancy figured, al eTe 81, o. To- 0lIS and 81 p5 Flor.
snee silks, all eeloTs, Genghahs, q; l2lct2So, sWisp
nNslin, Victory lawn, JSeoOs, Bard muslin, Embro.
deFsd Swiss, Capnst Que piece superene White Den.
~, French working cotton, linen Goss,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
Hosiery and Gloves:

French Embroidered CollaVO, Underslssvss, and L.
Q. HAndeFehsliC Linen Handkerchief, a ice 10 doe
Eneroidered do, ,bo' Slk Wells, al 80 Common,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
ASe NELL: e. s!Psr :g stylS q Hats,

81, LOUIS, NO.
Introducing STYLE Of Has ar the NAFns NJ 1asS
would ask sspeeisl asNuon the combination prsuSn,s
o. the Most Important FoQusN of article OF drssa beau
sad Utility light yet slIong oC correct preparations aud
he sane time atty edaplsd foI hat IN the manu-
Nelate ~ Hats my motto WEHoelalOH,N Thp tleheGl 10
e aNe The beet workmanship united with the sUSI 1n,,vIpr
OF supervision, eannol m 70 produce hat verify o
have fail lssoRpeal 81 the anSs goods In my nas com.
esM N that nsN, neh end fashionable In Mats, Gaze
stray aad fAAama Gooda ESPECIALLY Intended meet The o.
maNd either Wholesale OF rOlA. 1t enmmany nav, SpdIV
SaraeaR N wealth and tenemOnl and those NVaelal wants
that FOLLOW, Attic came me ell The staple Foode an
tIpdc ~ tow 10 any other In 81, Louis, s ~
ttrspeelIAlp invite personal labpseIloA az my s,oek,
"sAo l@ ,,...,. -, :. JOHN NoNEiLo
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

Most beautiful patterns and lash oNabs STYLES, aSe
See, 4Se Satin, striped both ways 5Se, piiu mink
blue and SlAeE, Aoei fancy sE tissues, sos black, do
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, Castillo JUICE.

PUrand fIon lsnAs o. the fourth EeRssh % the o., ss
byI, f. hounhloni n, q, Philadelphia Pa,
n INCEST" Such the Fne mesAhe Of the word
she chief elemsH great algcs,ht ptlNsple OF the oa,
lueelhe solvent 81 the hod the pw0lnf, ptepetvne and
stimulating agent q the stomach and uetee II extracted
rom the digestive stomach Of the thus fotmlhe true d.
teve huld ptreieey nko the naluAl Gastric yuea N "
chemical owsFs and Mrahlas sonpe aud psrfee. sue''
ThS s NamnS own rsnety NOr an unA-slhy stomach. No
AT Of man can eqNa lie curative powers contains no alec
ho berp aedsD OF nsaeeout dIuet eIlemey agreeable
cannot water cracker without Inc Aeule distress
HaH tsaspesnfan 81 PepsA laassa IN was Win dssNI o.
dissolve ave eHAd1 stToas beefA ebou h0uT Va Of the
siemashs
8slsntlne Hvldsnsel
" TIE HeeNlke evidence upon whehthh remedy based
. IN the highest degree curious and remarkable
Cell on the agent and descriptive eeuah gIale evAl
large nmoah Of eelenllhe evidence nom Lleblt kAima
Chsalsy, nT COmAep Phytlnoay ~ DgesonI Dr. Pelelr
on Feod and DIET, Dr. John w draper Of New Yok uAyey
~. Pref DSNllsSNS shysolely Of sllmeNl o. Hal,
u sSFss from ~ paV,. q, az WSss s,ss, WV"
Pepsln IN fluid aRa Powder,
IT. houghtohp Pepun prepared IN Powder ald In FlAl'
Form-aAd IN Prescription Walls fot the usao PAypleahs Ia
powder will be seat BY MALI oe " postage, TOT doal
seat TO Dr. HnuRhoh, Philadelphia,
pr oBeERpE THIS Livery bottle Of the genuine PepsI
bears the written signature Of Houghleh, d., cole pro
pFsor, Philadelphia Pa, Copyright and Trade Mak secured
Sold BY all DRUGGISTS and dsAsn ~ nsdislNss' f'ss' ON
OD1" ~ W. I. L. bRIrTiNeHAM a FRO, Hannibal,
| Ougaely Wholesale and kaiAh Agents
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Lawns.

30 pS, from the celebrated factory Of HarlmOnR, 100
%, Fancy Fashionable Bingham Lawn, zoe, Painted
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Where club OF twelve subscribers send
US fifteen dollars, copy extra will DO fur.
nished to the ngent or getter.up of the club,
or to any address he may designate. Al
these terms, the "howe magazine" will be,
for the amouRt OC choice reading matter
furnished, the cheapest monthly publication
Ia the United States.
For three dollars, a copy each Of the
I"Home Gazette" aud "Home MaRazlneI'
will DO Eept one year,
In making up clubs, Il may frequently be-
desirable to unite In a single club both
"home magazine" and Vhcms gazette" sub.
scrlbers. This can be done BY always ma.
king the club price to the magazine subscri.
Der one dollar twenty-five can,s, no matter
what the size Of the club may be. The
extra copy TO the getter.up OF the club, In
oil such cases, can 30 the gazette or mara,
alne, at the option Of the party who Is 70
receive Il. N'. WIN
Postage az Arikars Home Maga.ine-Ir
paid quartsIly or yearly in advance, Is
cents for the whole year.
A&AReees. T,R ARTHUR q CO.,
/, H.. Errr' RhilaaSlpAis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

heauty above her bright atten INT nympbs
Its mellow and hallowed radiance makes golden
the lowering skies Of dependency: its gentle
fainistry smooths the pillow Of tinresk Its
E,lresms and its realities are nike joyous There
may be wilder delight; there il hardly one
purer or more enduring There may Be an in
tenser fire; there can be none clea1er or more
constant
Y6u scornan obligation AZ eba1ike Of depen-
dehce; yon hesitate not to incur ons to your
friend, or in that friends behsif You hAte 10
be pitied; but bis hearty concerns quickens
your languid pulses You hide your faults and
foibles from yourself; you fear not to confde
them to the trusty bosom Of your tried coun-
selor. You would not syllable idly to yourself
what you will frankly reveal to d true hearted
companion
No one indeed cherishes friend Of get purss
pose that he may minister to such necesdties
That were mere inglorious trSfic for gain.
Tie commerce Of affection Is never thns calcuge
lating. Its perhaps most vital element "a self
forgetfuiness It's "a goings are not a mess
but an end, Of themselves 1t is not the strain,
Of effort; but Che free, full play q supul@ Ii,
is priced and guarded, not for x4kt It may do, |
but for itself alone. Its hall5~st tnernorfe, its
present deeds, and its radiant promises re not
the rewardsor gains y seis sei.s. Itsweaiss.
indeed rolls back most largely upon ths Islss-.
gver, and ike mercy "blesseth IN that gives
and hint That takes Like our summer &a, it
images heaven upon its bright bosom, and re-
veals untold treasures and beauties shrined In
lis peliucid depths No sordid soul need hope
for its revelation, but the pure in heart eyer re-
| jeice in its joy would not dare define its
limits for it stretches away into the illimtables
| Lady, who hast with willing footstep wandered
| thus widely with me amid the hearts high mys-
tsries, farewell! Reluctantly speaking part
! ing blessing, as he eagerly gave you gentle
| greeting, your sometime'companion disappears
Strair {wa he draw tain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
INDIAN SUMNER.

We do not know the author of the following
leasant poem, which we find in recent nnm
er of the Musical Review. A sweeter fancy
{ the Indian Summer" we have never seen
There is time just ere the frost
Prepares to pavstold Winters way,
When Autumn In reverie lost,
The mellow daytime dreams away
When Summer CONES in lnusing mind,
To gaze once more on hill and dell,
To mark how many sheaves they bind,
And see If all Is ripened well.
With balmy breath she whispers low
The dying flowers look up and give
Their sweetest incense ere they go,
For her who made their beauties live.
She enters meath the woodland shade,
Her zephrys lift the lingeriog leaf,
And bear it gently where are laid
The loved and lost ones OF its grief.
AT last old Autumn, rising. takes
Again his sceptre and his throne,
with boisterous hands the trees he shakes,
Intent gathering all bis own.
Sweet Summer, signing, flies the plain
And waiting Winter. gaunt and grim,
Sees miser Autumn hoard bis grain,
And smiles to think IT'S all for kim.
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA, 1
PAnsH u City Of New OeAps.b
Bsitemspbered January 1883 me- The
rbseber Justice Of the Peace aad he aforesaid
ally sppesred Alexander Breher President, and ta H. Wheee
Of the Home Mutual Orleans
being duly law that above
aocoantsare and and from the books sad
company. A, BROTHER, President.
JANIS II. WBxEIrR, Secretary.
subscribed January 1885,
c. V. J0NTE Second Justice Of the Peace
Of the Parish Of 0rleang
~ The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend Forty Nine
the Company ending
December 81 1883 which will and after
the lst OF March
The continues pes the Rvsta
and by the Office 46
Camp street, AIExAhBhE BROTHER President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President
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A1fvai Of the Crescent eaty.

The u s. Nail steamship Crescent Csxy,
Lieut schenck, w. s. NJ, commanding 1eft
New York, October IL, for New Orfesns rta
Havana, and arrived of the Moro on the even-
'inz Of The 18th inst, but was TOO hte to snssr
the harbor until the following maning, whenss.
having embarke8 her mails and passengers, she
sailed at sp NJ of the same day f5rsfhSpor<s
~ The Crescent City lnnded sixtysix passengers
:sS1syana, and brings 10 passengers and :
hree Cargo for New 0s11Ans
In Havana trstssin exports was bf12. and
vessels of all kinds for freight wess eagerly
taken and chartered asAsxsfzcrdinsry Heh
rates. III
The expected arrival sf a. new Csptsin 0snss
raj for the Island was sheYriscipsl topic Of irA
tsrestin Havana III tIsss .sss
1hsfollowing - the rssssssrst BY the crss-
cent City: 49, q ~ 'es% N ~
HHdrsth, lady and nur.; Ycsrafs.rs, psns-
wards Mrs Kinssand sud three ehldrgs, Cs D4g
gan, B Christe Ksssstdgs. A seanfen, u worthfnl
and hdy A wcsd and sssvauf, Mi~M Parrish, J n
Jonss lsdy chias snd nurse stlstsnurr Mrs Dusssn
whitney add isdy DR. HoImse b MoFiand audIAdy Nrs
saas Hsyiand csps Dysss MIS- gsukudrs John Gala,
lady and child, Miss shax Niss cArter, Capt slos
isdy and three children, o5stso Brsvss aud Vie
II svasey, Mrs Kernsss b UBr>n W Gsrnsshas
smith 3 Laaenin. " 1f Thomas. Mis- Stewart asd
-Miss Dumont, Miss 6iesssn snd two sousins, Miss y
Franklin and sister Miss Dumont Miss Taylor Miss
Kclner snd others in the sneerage