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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16
Postal Advancement with ENGLAND.

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ADDITIONAL ARrIcLEs TO TIE ARTICLES AGREED
UPON BETWEEN THE POST OFFICE OF THE UNITED
KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND AND
THE POST OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, FOR CARRYING INTO EXECUTION THE
CONVENTION OF DECEMBER Is, lS48.
In pursuance OF the power granted by article 81 OF the
Convention OF December 16 ls4S between the United
Kingdoms Of Great Britain and Ireland and the United
States OF America to tbs two Post 0Hces to settle the
matters Of detail which to be arranged BY mutual
cor sent, for ensurng the execution Of the spulsoas
contained In the said Co INVENTION ta 81
The undersigned duly authorized for that purpose BY
their respective Offices have agreed upon the following
Article l. There shall be established or the part Of the
United ates Office Of Exchange at PhilAds phia
which shall exchange mails with the Brih onacss Of
United States mail packets plying between Liverpool and
Boston or New York respectively, and by of the
United States NAH packets plying between southanp
Art. q When the packets are despatched from Boston
from New York to Liverpool the mails forwarded from
comprise the correspondence for all parts Of the United
Kingdom with the exception OF the city Of London and
Its suburbs.
The mails for London shall comprise all the correspond
for that city and s suburbs and for countries in
transit through the United Kingdom.
Art When the packets are despa sched from New
York Southampton mails from the of,
OF pha to the Office Of London shall comprise the
corresp for all parts Of the United Kingdom, with
the exception o. Southampton and for foreign countries,
France, and countries the continent Of Europe al
dressed via Southampton and Havrs excepted and for
British colonies and possessions in transit through the
United Kngdem.
The mails for Southampton shall comprise all the cor.
respondence for that town and for France and countries
the continent of Europe, specially addressed via
Southampton and Havre.
Art 4. R-cprocslly when the packets despatched
from Liverpool to Boston, to New York. separate mails
for Phiaoelhs shall be forwarded from the Offices Of
London and Liverpool comprising al the correspondence
for the city of Pbiladelphia.
Art g. When the packets are despatched from South
ampton to New York separate mails for Phiadslpha
shall be forwarded from the Offices of London and south
ampton comprising ali the correspondence for the city
of Philadelphia
Art g. The present ARTICLES. should be nsde.ed Is
to those agreed upon between the two offices
for carrying into execution the convention Of Dec. u.s.
1S4S signed at Washington the 14th of May 1849 aud
shall come into operation the frst day Of January
1854.
Done in duplicate and signed at London the 25th day
Of NoveE ber 1853 and at Washington the 18th day
Of December, 1853. HORATIO KING,
Approved-JAMH CAMPBELL. w. L. MABERLY.
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fER SfEAMPhlP ASIA
ARDRossAHSld Nov 20, VOLATILE Mcmillan, Savannah.
ANTwERP-Arr Dec /, Bertha, Rose, New York:
BRrKN--Arr Nov 81 Franzisks, Hagedorn, Baltimore;
Goth, Marianne, Warkmeister, do
BARcEIoSA-Arr Nov 81, Osiris Rosa, New Orleans and
vigo.
BssToL-Arr Dec ], Tonquis, Ill., New York. Sid PUN
gustuck, PEBBLE, do Tor New Orleans).
pEAL--Arr Nov 20, BremerbAven Hiken, Baltimore for
Amsterdam; Jane Clark, Ambrose from Havana for Am
ssream with loss Of anchor and chain starboard bow
ged and cutwater carried away having been in
tact with the Byron, Of Fakstone-see Gravesend-the
il arr at Ramfgak 300
Fnsorn-An Nov 20, jesse, Mann, Antwerp for
Odessa.
GIHRArTAs-Arr Nov Is, Clara Bell Cole, Smyrna land
cid for New York;; Morris VAIN Hlliman Troou (aad
cid goth for Malsga); 21s Pamphylia Noksrson, Mar
seilles land cid Esd for New York;.
6RAvlsE1D-Put back Nov co. Byron, Norton for Charles
ton With damage having been In contact of Falkstops
with the Jane Clark Ambrose, from Havana for Amater-
STAN, pee Deal).
GioucTsnER--Arr Dec l. Rival, Ryarson, Quebec. Sid
Nov so, Euclid. Retallick, Savannah.
GRMNoCs-Ar Nov 20, Fanny Quinn, NYork Both
Rob,ns, Bartlett do Sid 3oth Three Bells Crichton
EYork
GysoA--Sld Nov %, Myra, Hunt, Odessa
HAvRE-Arr Nov 20, Mercury, Conn, NYork.
HoSG KoSG-Sld Dot 2, Hersilla, HAllet Shanghai.
Hnvo-Arr Nov 2S Pinos Berg, Harting, NYork; 10th,
Rishard Anderson, Coffin, Baltimore.
IIyImoor--Arr Nov 30. KyaAits, GoldswWthy, WI.
mngton Dso l. X Puisford, Gibson Calcutta; Deo (not
28tk ult,) WAlthan. whsslsr. Ohaxlsstsa
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Diaaate rs.


kS- See arrivals at this port and Correspondence
DAMAGED CARGoEs &c. AT gan FRANusoo.-Thc follow
ing letter received BY Ewood Walter Esq., Secretary
SAN Francisco Nov Is, 1853.
The ship Pioneer has been owe out caulked and cop
pered and such other repairs made - were necessary
The ship !. now being risgs ana viii then to
order could visa On her passage the lead pipe used
for aoiDs the water sm the pumps to the side in the
large quantity of merchandise badly wet. The chip
had lumber on board, and although ventilated sweat
badly.
The ,amage to the cargo Of the brig HAlcyon was
settled amicably.
The average per ozack is being adjusted and will be
larger Per oentsse There are large quantity Of goods
Ship Mischief has arrived via Valparaiso and is landing
which was sto we'd in tho cabin, WAS damaged.
Bark Mary Spring, from Philadelphia has had some re-
pairs on the vessel
Thers have been several lots OF oicloth damaged by
late arrivals which slowed In temporary and
able houses on deck, where it was sure to be vet
salt water but could have been cleaned at expense of
about $780, The consgnes however neglected 10 sell it
At auction and the loss seine SO 500 1have not given
reg usr certificate in the case the sale not made
with my consent In justice however, to this consgnee,
will say he has done what he considered best for the
owners Of the property, and has consulted with me
There are ONE bundled and seventeen oil casks filed
with sacks OF -four In all about eight hundred barrels,
per ship Anglo 1t slowed in the ground tier and
every cask had been partly under water From eeehh
10 hAho OF each caBk Actuawet Win SAT-
water and the balance s badly caked and In
my opinion this casks originally tight but Ia conse
the heat Ct the hold and crossing the tropics
have shrupk. OF the Cape the shio experiences
heavy weather which caused her to leak bney having
time FIVE feet Of water In her. patton o. the hour
od yesterday at about 81 90 per sack OF one hundred
pounds.
The ship Queen of Clippers is nearly discharged and
the cargo generally has been landed In better condition
than appearances indicated at first survey has been
held the ship, which recommended canking outside
and In the copper to be replaced where
the fore chains both sides) and bowsprit pat
it being sprung in three places; all of which is being
| dore presume, at the owners expense.
Ship AtalantA, from New York Captain Wallace had
bad leak about the bows and has damaged much cargo
Aarge invoice q cigars and tobacco, OK Anlan we're
hsd- vt The matter settled ct 3sH per cent on
] me damaged portion.
| The Sectional Dock Bsneola, " now in working
ORDER and the steamship Pso6e has been successfully
raised and recoppered Tia prices u 10 for the hrs'
| day, and fifty cents per day afterwards
STEAMER WIN. PKSN, al Charleston, Dec. 10, froia New
York. arrived OF Charlie bar Wednesday night 40:
laid Of snd unN Thurday evening, In company witt
three ships and bafk-oouid not obtain pilot In Goa
ssqasacs II heAvy vsatAn. On The svsong Of ~ Sth
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Died.

On Thursday evening, December Is, at half past six
O'Clock THOMAS Jo<HrH C0LUaB the only Of Thomas
and Ellen Colpmb. aged years months and days.
His funeral will take place ut two o'clock to morrow AZ
erpoop from No 222 Houston street, corner OF Attorney
The snds Of the family are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
On Wednesday evening, December H. EUGENE W.,
youngest Of the late Daniel Price, aged years and 10
days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
Invited to attend the fussra from bis Late residence No.
80 Fast Broadway ct 10 morrow aftsrnooa.
At voeters, 90 Thursday December 10. FRAH0pnA W..
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Herald Marine Corre spon6

kteTalO 0eTlho C0xK0spOn00hcos
KEY WEST. Dee g.
Arrivsd-Noy 27, brig Samson Murry, New York; sohr
Empire York, Charleston v,u.
with loss Of head gear main topmast and royal mast
passed the harbor Br schr Manchester Swestg Tampa
30th-A small side wheel steamer without mass pass
cd under the reef the city and out Of the Sand Key
Dec i-sehr WIN Penn fitzgerald a San Bias Is days,
out OF provisions and water procuring which cid for Bal
tmore, to which port she Is bound with full cargo Of
Brig Ruff. Soul. loi ,Yort), Chapman, Wilmington,
NC with load Of naval stores, bound to New Orleans.
with great difficulty Capt bore away foz This port
While the passage she made much vatsr that to
thrown overheard The cargo been discharged
good Order and will be respped In the vessel
soon as her repairs are completed Consigned to Ara
tth-schr Washington, Sanders, New York, put in for
harbor
6th-propsller Pennsylvania, Bsymore, Tampa, Maj
Frerch with four companies OF artillery board bound
to Charleston and Old Point Comfort The sailed
sailed-Nov %, bark Montauk, Brown, St Marks brig
Ellen Read, Chapman, Attakapaa; sehr Empire, York,
Tampa. Dec brig c.r.': D.v psns,o.a having
Emma, Alder, Tampa; I'd, schr VIM Penn, Fitzgerald,
Bsltin ore; 9th, brig SAMSON MSIry St Marks schr
Wakehs1d Sanders Paterson La 9Th steamer Psnnsyl
The brig Atlantic, Davis, has nearly completed her
The brig Eliza Anne, Chase, has discharged, and has
been hove out, and win take 10 her cargo this week
me br fnip COURIER GemmeA, nom New orleans, ana
ktterly ashore the reef is still in charge OF the
Marshal The Admiralty Court have awarded the libel
lens IA per cent the necessary expenses the po
perty saved and which valued at $l43 900. The
wreckers viii receive So 000 The house Of wall Co ad
vance the sum necessary to release the vessel and cargo
for l61 per cent The is loading, and will sail without
any repairs being put upen her.
EDGARTowN, Doc H.
Arrived-Schrs Nantucket Hughes, Pert Even NY, for
Boston; Caledonia COON ss, Providence for Buckspor
Susan, Russell, Nantucket for NYork.
18th Sid schr Sutan.
IA vU;, L Colo
Almira Ann, Harmony and Eliza Jane
PHILADELPHIA. Dec l6-4 PM
Arrived-Schr z Stratton Haley, Stamford, ct.
Clesrtd-Ship ShAckamaxon, Kenuard, Live poel barks
Margaret, Wood, Cork Nashua Finn, Boston; schrs
Raymond, Bourne Nantucket Virginia, Harris, Charles
tom Jane Patterson, Dole Mobile steamer Kennebeo,
Copes, New York.
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guards guards aAd indspsnssbls from the
time Of leaving the oasrs Of Missouri uAu esturn 70
them.
And this Is the way that Mr. Fremont and his citizen
comafs escaped In his 20 900 miles of wilder
exploratons and who driven out Of the army
he not educated at West Pslnt; and whose
iabors to be dscrsdtsd BY military reports made to
ctxen In vioatisn Of all military rule read In the
Senate - part Of speech in violation Of al parlla
port. Respectfully gsntsnsn your obsdisnt servant
THOMAS Il. BENTON.
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Memoranda,

Memoranda.
NJ We informed by the owners that the report OF
the chip Baltimore at Calao, being condemned, ID An
letter from the captain, dated Caao Nov 10,
says the vessel Is 10 good order and viii have 900
freight The authorities at Caao had also ed her
and her good She bound to the Chnchas
Tor guan0
Bark Acacia reported Amercsn) recently trading be-
tween and Sydney stated to have been sold
at latter place for s2550 The only for the sale
said in the Sydney Empire to DO the regulation ct
Melbourne preventing ships Of more than 200 tens going
mp the river.
Steam bark Psytona ct San Francisco 9th u from New
York urder Canvass is intended to steamer be-
tween that port and Honolulu.
Clipper schr Wanderer, 1872 tons, months old, has
in San Francisco for $2 to run in the
Southern coasting trade.
Schr Angelina OF Providence ITO TONS has been sold to
M Henry Penny, Of New Orleans, on private terms.
buoy, marked 'New York Outer Buoy" was found
the beach Thursday last the st johns lords)
lighthouse.
LAuNcHm-At Rockland Sd inst, by Mr. Isaac Anss
superior bark Of 462 TONS called the Vim Ssyward
tended for the Oregon lumber trade She built in the
short space Of i've working days Same day. BY
Messrs Lawrence Hill Co. f1s ship Of l4 tons, call
cd the Charles Buck Recently, by Mr. Cephas Starret
ship Mary starret Of Gas tons. owned by the master
builder ard Mr. Kimball.
At Marbehead 9th inst ship Of 1000 TONS fully yigged
called the Marblehead, owned by Edmund Kimbau Esq.
shs was towed to Boston 7th by steamer Taylor.
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TeleSraPhie Marine Reports.
S, Besrex, Boc Is.
Arrived-Ship Edward Stanley, Liverpool
NEW ORLEANS, Dec a.
Arrived-Bark Ella Parsons, Boston; brig Mallory,
Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON, Dec Is .
Arrived-Schr Col Satterlee, Ewood NYork
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Fvt hask a. Inward johnson, L.v.s., for HsIis With
bow. dsn.ssd having been in contact With the wAa's
SD 2sth, Marianne, Buruha., Norsans; 2sth. Old
ssth, Nichols. kddl: Gsrr.s s.'sansh: go D.lssay
Davis, and America. BaIstsw, NYork; Nsrth America,
Gorhan, Boston.
i =: river outward bound Continent Drunnend,
Ksnnsy Bostos; Dec l. Gsiaass, Is:aaSs1, s.vs.n.s
Enid out goth, Eurooydon, Bennett, and Isaac w.bb
Furbsr NYsrk John, Hawss Savannah; S0th Anna pois
Gorhan, Baltimore; Guiding Star, Couch, and Oily npus
LoSDos-E.td inwards Nov 80, Ocean Queen Smith, N
York and outwards fame dsy) Rhss Sylvia, Davies do
York Canadenns, BAra, Boston; Nielsen Place Wood,
Calcutta. CID out Dec Astarte Webb, San Francisco
N Ssol HsssoE
st Thomas.
PoETsmou1H-Atr Nov 2s Patrick Henry, Harlsut, Lon.
don for NYork (snd proceeded 3tth).
PonrLAND-Arr OF Nov %, Won vnck, Hards, Bremen
PIrxOu1H-Arr of Dec 2, Brandywlne, from NYork for
Havre.
ovErsrows-Arr Nov 80, Sarah, McLay, Liverpool for
sAIooxss-Arr NOV Nov %, Warbler, Wells, Smyrna.
snIMDs-d Nov 80, Adrian Elisa Hamilton, Philip, and
Tnn-An Nov 49, Stephen Lurnan, Allen, and Brs-
merhaven Hilken, Baltimore
wolHAsr-Arr Nov 2S, Maria, Mullen, Charleston.
rAfs Dcc line Ion Juan, dAuet, arrived ~ uAvrcs
reports having passed Nov 49, In lat A N len Al w.
sunksn brig, apparently American, Of about 200 tons
with six windows painted stern, roundhouse standing,
nasts tackle, and boats gone bowsprit aad jibboom
standing two anchors and patent wndlass board ahe
appeared to have been previously boarded The rsne
vessel by the Erie, at Havre before reported
RrDsBERG Nov 2s-Ths canal and the Upper Elder Sre
covered with sheet of cs and the navigation Is stopped
wANr1I1r, Dec 1.-The Helen Maria (of Bath), slsby,
from st John NIB for HULL s shore ut Teddlsthorpe,
disoharGng part OF her cargo, and expected on this
nights tide.
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nARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, December Is, !

ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THs DAY.
SYN RES...........7 20 MOON RISES ........... 20
SUN sErs.. .........4 33 MaH WATER. 81
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ssas anniversary Of the birth Of In patron sast-vhsa
the Gags Of Al nations are custsmAriy dispAysd-to
take especial that there larger number Of
these Of Spain than Of any ether country displayed and
that the American Gag not to be At all exhibited
It reported that understanding exists between
Spain and England and that the ships Of the latter
pswsr are to aid the Captain General the Marquis
Of PeEus-who arrived here on the Sd instant-a car
rying out his views, which Are said to BE- Of A anti
slavery character.
The landing OF the new Captain General, Saturday
last, was very sorry Affair." not worth the time or
trouble requisite to describe it, The old Captain Gene
raj Caneeo Ia gone visit to Count Romero, At Qua
nabacoa, previous to his departure in the same steam
ship-ths Condo de Rega-which brought his
to this Island. What do those parties say now who
raised the report respecting the intended attempt OF
England to Afrcsniss Cubs Are they convinced Of its
untruth?
MI Crawford the Consul General of Great Britain has
been confined to his bed for days by fsgsY not
believe, Of . dangerous character. News Is . scarce
commsdity here 1t has been with difficulty have
gathered the foregoing This letter has at least ad
vaAtage-it is brief GUALTERNO.
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eALvEsToN-Ar Dec (by tsD, bark Trinity, Colbur.,
GoU Ct Dec ., schrs Granite Lodge,
Lane and Bar ner Work 10TH Julia and Martha 0rcw'
biss Isaiah IBrj and Hiram 3D. PhiI.depAi. 70. 8
John, NIB: Sarah Ellie Doughty do for Bath sohrs Us
rick AYorE Florsncs do for Danariscoaa susan Bals
kin do for Portsmouth, Roanoke, Philsdephia for
Pembroke; lith brig Carons psstsn Ch0ptana hCss
12th achr Jchn Perkins, EOrl Sns.
NORFoLK-Arr Dec II, tcar Suah Elizabeth, Phillips
Boston for baltimore; 9Th brig Edward Rswlsy, George
nah Grant howard, Nswburyport; Ringsoia, Mott NYors
schrs Howard Wood, Plymouth, Mass Martin MArklsy,
Sparrow, Lynnhaven; Rio, Crowsll Boston CID llth,
schr s Elis Sweetland Cardenas
NEwARK-sld Dec IA, achr Samuel Rankin, Brown.
NEWP0RT-An Dec IL, brig Sc. Bells. Berry from JACK
18th, tx AM-In port bark Asa Fish; briggs Humboldt
Nsviua a,1st Newell New England Sea Belle ;oh,s
on the railway for repairs being in eAsy conditioo
NV aEbFoRD-sld Dec 10, schr Thomas Potter, Clark,
NYoIk: sid l4th, schrs Hope Candy, PhiladsiphAa;
NANTuCKEr-Arr Dec 10, slOop Elect, Albany. Ha
s0RwICH-Arr Dec 10 schrs Kokeno Kelley, Nor
NEW LoNDoN-Arr Dec 10, sohr WI, H Jewell Lsvt,
New York for Providence Sid schr Evergreen Bivis.
Boston
PROVIDENCE Dec IA, ,loops Annsxan, Eonaoas;
ton, No; STAR Nckerson Philadelphis; Benz , Reevss
Shaw, do; James stonsbeck, Eslsy, do; soop Rhods
Island Corwip NYork
PoRrLAND-Bslow Dec ia, . deeply laden brig. sup
posed the Ctlestina, from Philadelphia Cid briggs =
Palmer Park, Havana; Royal !. ilo,. adams, CArdsnsa
RlCIlMoND-Arr Dec 49, sGhrs hanover, Whppls, New
York susan, Rogers, Boston
RoCKIAND-sid Dec s, chip Mary starrst (new)s
Ulmcr NIcrk 11th. tbr Gazetteer (new), Crockett
York sehrs Chas Wil!sp BOYD, Savannah; Kate Hol.
BROOK 6n, Di4 Isle, 70 Lad for Charleston JOS Farwo
Copery Ann DennAn, Cscbel; Eenry Frank lin, Thomaa.
william rtcomb (ns~) Johnso4; Mary Crockett Cross
ett julien, Bradbury: Cadet IasoesB; Snow, Coasy
Gslele, Jeson; Aulors Williams and Chesapeake, spsa-
| ford, NYork.
SAN FRANCTSC1--A-r Of New Id bark Coohtuate
Irving from Boaton May 81 IN Ior ship Ponesr Caiid
rspAned and iscoppersd for Oaao soon, tc paa Tor
1 Yurh
SOUTH DSNNIS--Asr Doc 8, schrs Mercy rAylor, Nick
erson; HeSnet, Crowsl,; Cora, Brown, sad WAtchmAn
Chase philadelphia for ston Sid n, schrs Jnletts
(frou Bossor), Rshu,cnd; + Thompsoa Nicssr+'e
ifrsn Bossool NYorh; 10th, Louisa Baker, Albany.
wIsCASSgt--Zd Dsa n, brig Rsipsou, Cmsrsoa "a.
vsnA.
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ON the of moral conduct (Which Is singular his
penureus disposition and his ngsardly parsmony they
would have preferred some other "og' thrown among
eAsm.
q General Pezues presume, win disappont themlsl,
and have doubt that he win be the means of refor
ing many abuses while in AL reasonable freedom they
be that those TO which they have bssn accustomed BY
long usage may become endurabls by the removal
Of the drag weights that have been appended to kesp
them steady ever faithful devotion to the crown
Tono the day OF conception OF Christian hopes
and is to Be- celebrated with all the pomp and circum
stance OF Church and State, for which this day has
had the extreme felicity OF shaking hands with the
sAtaves" andSJoh Thr asher, Consul Allen r. 0wen-sx
\ dsy two since He looks sleek, fat and rouud.
good color in his face; not blanched . sheet with
quivering chin and eye glazsd With fear, that
swful morning of the 18th Of August whom he could not
rouse nerve enough In his animal pos to speak
word for the friends and relatives Of his sountrymen
who were to perish at given hour
Shcs reports which sent you by way Of New Orleans
there has been nothing of moment doing In our sugar
eales been made OF lower grades and Of good
Qualities of their class at less price. Molasses coming
which no vxdom has been found 70 offer yet The arst
cargoes may bring to az reals possibly, to be on ships
account Rum s In request scarce, and prices bring
q 20 for White Coffee ..m' sM 70 lon good do
SUGARS TO Az and to Europe last given. Exchange
nothing doing and very little inquiry for small parcels
sterling, GO days London, l11s TO 11s< New York and
Boston, par to premium OBSERVER.
HAVANA, Dec. 8, 1853.
Lax 0rdr Of Caredo-7ae Ansicaa Flag and Ans Slavery
--iunen Of ne British Consul General.
There have BEEN In this barber since my last letter.
ths Brtiah war steamer Argus and frigats ysst Nsi
ehsr Of thsa rsnaiasd above forty eight hours.
Gssssa oAasde, prior 70 retiring from oaiss, sent d.
gscoa 10 " Ou~ts x 0saasssoOs that apoa the 70.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA
fAaisE % ORtE City If Sew Orleans
De nat On the 18th Of January 1855 before me- The
y appeared Alexander Broh-r President nn Janus H. Wbss,
e--tay Z" a tome nrl Insurance Company Ori4sns
tetns daily a"aa s'cfns to gw
nsAre lusi aud true, and @ Ike books Of said
company, ,,-. a. BROTHER, President
Sworn 10 aud "hsro bet'tr 1879 aay January
:. '. JONIE ScrOud Justice af .he Peace
o. have declared a iyli ~ go, %i
the earned premiums Company far H. ypsr
the lst OF March ne " ~ ~ va ~ 49,
me company TO insure against mo
1ui los7 damage By Ire, The current mics nj premium ,
Camp street. ALEXA NpFB URoTiiER prssaIeci
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