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OUR LEGISLATURE.

We remark with regret that, in the Lower
House, the Committee on Commemorate whom
was referred Mr., Deacons bill to create the office
of Harbor Master for the Fourth District of our
city---haye reported back the bill, but stricken
out Of it the clause requiring that the person
appointed to the office be sailor of at least a
years experience.
Now, we must look upon the removal of this
judicious restriction as perfect legislative So
lecis1n. Why do they want to make the post
Of Harbor Master open to men who don't know
q ships stern from her bows' Why notrequire
that man, in special case like this, shall
know something of his business We hope the
clause will be restored in the House, or the bill
rejected Better not have the office, if it is to
be filled by unqualified men.
We find that, while the committee on sanitary
measures are ready to report in favor Of re-es-
tablishing q regular Quarantine, at the mouth
Kittredge, brings in minority report, in which
he maintains the following grounds:
That no system of quarantine, however rigo-
rous, could prevent the spread of epidemics:
That the only benefit to be derived from any
sanitary regulations would be the appointment
of health officer, to be stationed at the Balize,
for the purpose Of inspecting vessels having on
board of them ship fever and smallpox: That
for all other diseases, he would be useless That,
in the above cases, the ship, its crew and pas
sengers should be thoroughly cleansed, and, as
soon as that is done, pass on to the city; That
the cleansing should be thorough, but its cost
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but short time. He was conveyed to the ChAr-
ity Hospital anu was still alive when we last
heard from him. Bodard was arrested ami
locked up, denying, however, that he had cut
the man, although he admitted that quarrel
had taken place between them, and stated that
Monin had knocked him down. large pocket
knife, with hook-shaped blade, was found open
in his hand when the officers seized him, just
after the commission of the crime.
iStabbing Tive stabbng cases occurred last
Saturday. A fight occurred at the corner OF
Suzette and Tchoupitoulas streets, in which o
sailor named Jackson was dangerously cut IN
the right arm, the wound severing large ar
terry and placing his life in imminent danger
from the loss of blood.
Later in the day an Irishman named Burke
was stabbed in an ARRAY on st. Thomas street
The wounded men are at present in the Charity
Hospital in critical condition.
accident IA man named VIM. Boyle, no
tive of Donegal, Ireland stumbled and fell
between ship and steamboat on Saturday last,
at the wharf opposite Vaudeville street the
vessels were approaching each other at the time,
and the unfortunate man was crushed SO dread
fully that it was thought impossible for him to
recover. He was taken to the Charity Hos
pital.
Chizzied.---A complaint was made at o late
hour of the night before last at the police-othcs
Of the First District, by Maria Sheridan, against
one Chas. Courtney, charging him with having
cut her sister over the eye with o ehisel, and
attempted her life with the. same instrument.
| He was arrested and locked up.
Larceny.---John Ryan was arrested, night
| before last, for taking away from house at the
| corner of st. Joseph and Camp streets cap
| belonging to one E. kursheedt. He was locked
| up for examination.
Female Pichpocket.-- Elizabeth Thomas is
under arrest in the Second District for picking
| the pocket of one Michael Reilly, abstracting
| therefrom, as Michael AYERS, the sum of ssl5.
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II STATE LLBRaRY.

We have endeavored, upon late occasions, to
make it apparent that it was absolutely indis-
pensable TO the successful and even economical
conduct Of our State interests, to have an ample
State library; and that the one which we pos
sess at Baton Rouge is ridieulously scanty
being stillin spite Of all the meritorious efforts
of Mr., Charles Gayarre while Secretary of
State, and Of the present deserving librarian.
collection not beyond the hberality or the
wants of any private gentleman much addicted
to books. In setting forth these things, we
added that we would pursue the general subject,
by showing in what manner public collection
such as we require is to be gone about, and how
its basis is to be composed. We will at present
confne ourselves to the former of these two last
points, and treat of the two things following
first, to whom, personally, the formation of q
library must be committed, in order that it may
be well managed secondly. in what manner
the books themselves must be bought.
When, few years since, the Congressiona
Library, except few thousand volumes, wa
destroyed, we were consulted by the Chairman
Of the Joint Committee of the Library (Senato
Pearce, of Maryland) as to the best means o
restoring it. We replied by letter; and as al
that we then said is applicable to the presen
case, except that Louisiana has really o mucl
more competent librarian than Congress has
and as we have great repugnance to writing
twice 10 but the same effect on the same subject
we will here embody what We then wrote pri.
yately
$40 man of your liberality of mind, one
may speak the truth, even though it run coun
ter to your own notions The fact is, that 70,
are likely to proceed. in this matter, upoi
false principles. You have been misied int
them by the common error of the country 70
which, whenever it exists, there is but tn
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Mr., ANDERsoN's BENEFIT.-Mr JAS Ander-
son takes his benefit this evening at the St.
Charles Theatre, in the tragedy of g King
Lear" Though we do not like Mr. Anderson
as an actor, nor think his conduct while in
England to those who had hefriended him in
America was such as to call for any great
generosity of expression or patronage now,
nevertheless, We trust there will be a larger
attendance than on nights passed. 80 that,
thereby, other actors of orr own country may
hereafter meet with more favorable judgment
than is generally awarded them The play, at
all events, is good one,
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ladies .fmCaiOn.

E s. PHILLIPS woHda, call the attention OF the ihH'es he
e and its vrlnity that hiss NAY penr al the corner
ST. Lou is and ROYAL streets AuCToNand will otter well
assortment of FRENCH FANCY GOODS which he will sl
inyarab " to the higheat bidder -
The at oek consists part OF RICH BRoCApE SILK husLNs
FLouNtsED BAREGES and FLouNCED JACoNEIs variety oil
other Goods with large assortment OF FINE EN-
BROIDERIES
Also FINE FANS SILK PARAsoLs, PORTE MoNNAlEs, Extra
SHELL COMBS large variety, too numerous to MENTION
Of direct imported FANCY GOODS saved nv
LATE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET
The will dali IL o'clock and will continue till
every article 10 sold.
N Bmporters desiring close Invoices of Fancy Goods VIII do
wall To avail thsp,ol YES of AHA opportupity, ebT Up
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Arrivals at the Principal hotels. :. February 26.

ST CHARLES John Hanna KY D Smiley, Ala Day,
CT Cochran lady Boston, Stors, Miss S.ors Mrs
Means Means W Means, Mrs IeBarrou, Als Mrs NJ A
Rohb Thunter House. Morris, Ala;
Capt Grant Foa Jas Simms lady and servant,
VS. FIackleroad Mis- GilhAn Mitchell, Miss; Con
nyerham 81 Louis, shotwel Nuns pr kennon, Mis-
Kennon Holiness Miss Holmes, w Bray, Mss; DR. W
Gilky Gky servant, Ala Mr. and Mrs Talper G
Arnstead and LADY, w and lsdy "A = kes = bSwSs
Graves Miss Rngo AK; DR. sehater, DR. Douglass o.
ETMerrick La: Z Nathans Ky; w Bishop,
Ohio; Fuller Ky; R Eerron Mrs Williams Miss Murphy,
Hnwisy, Tenn.
vERANDA. M Bradford W Wilder, Jas Sims lady and .sry,
Johnson aauust Davenport Smith and lady,
CDisges Elder. Faes Mics Mrs DR. Peoples and
La; Lncas Heathmu Miss; Armour and servant La
Badger Ala Mrs Devae, Miss Elder, Mel
sen, Smith, seau,er Sam Gal; Drawer La;
Cockre.t Hart webb Tenn T Merrick, W Ghn and
lady, D Harap, Smith, MeVea LaiJ Frank
lin, John pinsou, Texas,
ARCADE Sullivan, Ro,eh Peter Gee, Miss; McFee,
II Burke, Potts rcks, W A Lucas, La.
CTY..J Clarke ii NJ WrghE A Woodruff, York
Renean Team Ky; G W Harlow, Evans R COT
few Jones, Gee Lswis Johnson, Freeze
MUS, Ala; 2 Ponu ,ir, T Ora en-, La
L0UIS.R Cheroweth Ohio PhRtus o. Bny and LADY,
Hamilton, Jr, Mrs Hamilton, Pell Mrs Pe u Ea
Lnuslana.
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DAN R1cE's The Tourniare troope, worked in
with Dams own, have once moro drawn the city,
and seem capable of continuing to draw them
nightly Madame Tourniare is remarkably
well formed woman, and the best rider we have
ever seen. The remainder of the company are
superlatve in their different parts, and taken as
whole the show is fully worthy of the great
patronage it receives, Dan himself, and little
Jimmy Reynolds do up the fun in the ring
There is brilliant bill out for tonight, and
one which ought to fill the house
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Law Books. THE attention of the legal fra
ternity can be proftably directed to the adyer
tisement of law books, in another column of this
paper. ]. B. Steel, Nosl go Camp street, has
the best and latest editions of all legal as well
as Of medical and miscellaneous works, and
sells as cheap as other booksellers,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-27

PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE GOETHE third an
nual report of the United States Life Insurance,
Annuity and Trust Company, of Philadelphia,
published in another column, is very inter
esting document and highly creditable to the
managers of the Company We refer our rea
ders IN II
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The aspect of European affairs is certainly
most threatening threatening enough to shake
all our confidence in our own original persua-
sion that Louis Napoleon and especially the
English Government were too wise to let gen
eral European war be kindled up, In spite of
all appearances, we still doubt their intentions,
still disbeleye the sincerity Of all their warike
demonstrations. So, evidently, does that able
and resolute politician, the Gear. Are they not
playing a very bold game of brag against him |
If they are, it is very foolish business; and,
indeed, foolish business at best. For the haz-
ard of general war is one which must be in
Cured; and it cannot be incurred without
madness
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MoRGAN's BooKs-J c. Morgan, Exchangs
Alley, near the Post-ofice, has received still
other new books--all of which are desirable and
readable, We can do no better than refer to
the brief catalogue in another column, and the
entire assortment which can be found at the
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We are indebted to the gentlemanly clerk of
the III. d. Bacon for late St Louis papers
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LATEST TELEGRAPHlC NEW 1
To THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
asp tbs soutbsrn ztns.
EASTERN MAIL

Z AS 7 Err n NJ A III,
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 26.-The Eastern
Mail, due in New Orleans on Monday morning,
failed beyond Baltimore; and that due on
Tuesday, has failed beyond Charleston, S. q.
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SHIRTS AND HANpkERcHIEFs THE reputation
of Moody's shirts and furnishing goods needs no
enhancing. He has just received fresh stock
at the corner of Canal street and Exchange
place
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LECTURE ON LANGuAGE.-Dr. Macaulay will
deliver lecture this evening, in the Mechanics
Institute, on the subject of Language; its
origin, progress, Importance, etc. We trust
there will be full attendance
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Drugs, .uedtctn es and Chemicals

DR.. L. j. COKE, No. 95 Camp street.
nv DR. Z. ]. co1E's PREPARATIONS, in ,Ispztv.
nearly fifteen have by their soqued
unsurpassed equaled by similar North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, sARsApARILLA AND cUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND Pr 4
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
~ For sale by Druggists generally, iv4 lpft
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.siOrt'is $ Way,
CLOTH ERS,
Corner CAMP and COMMON SITS, tundsr City Hotel)
EB Have just recsired azd opening their usual
VIEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF CL0THTEG.
Their stock GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS being very
large and complete they
public generally with every
ARTICLE OF APPAREL.
PERTAINING TO A GENTLEMAN's WARDROBE
Being constantly receipt the latest NOVELTIES BY every
val from the North, they will
PLETE ASSORTMENT
NORRIS i WAY,
febf5 7dptf rrssr ~. crrv ttnrFr
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The Courier des Etats- Unis is sharp jour-
nal, in more than one sense. Its views of affairs
in this country are, for a foreigner, and espe-
cially foreigner tinged with European democ-
racy (Which is even worse than our OWN, gene
rally very sensible, sometimes even instructive /;
and occasionally, as we have said, it let's fly
rather sharp things
Thus, the other day, it tells the Washington
Union that, nowadays, when it (the Union)
has come to be so seldom right in matters of
any consequence, it should make all possible
noise over every matter Of no consequence, in
which it chances to be right.
So, again, the Courier, in speaking of the
late resignation of Arcularius, the Street Com
missioner of New York, says that if he ever per-
formed an act of merit towards the city, he
stands the most remarkable instance ever seen
Of an universal ingratitude for that the only
popular act that he has ever done-the only act
of his that every body approved admired, and
even rejoiced over-was his resignation
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IN KHa,sse-keepeys .


r Tho sen ion d Citizens Strangers visiting the City, par,
teusry called to the varied and splendid stock Of
HOUSE URNISHtNG GOODS,
nj the store OF the under gned which being offered such
REDUCED PRTCBS
render greatly advantage purchasers 10 call and
mine them. Among their assortment may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS;
GILT AND WHITE CHINA DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS,
EARTfEN WARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES. DECANT.
ERS, ETC. ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUMBIERS, SALTS, ETC
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs, WATERS CAKE-BAsKETs;
SILVER. ATED CANDLEsTfcKs, SPOONS. FORKS ETC.
SILVER. PLATED WATERS, BoTTLE-sTANDs ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS JAPANNED WATERS
wooDENWARE, TINwAREj
ANDlRoNs, TENDERS, SHovELS AND ToNGS
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AVID CHANDELIERS;
Besides variety Articles necessary all HoUsEKEEPERs
numerous . be named in advertisement
IL. RR0WER a. co.,
febi7 lnqp II Camp street. opposite the City Hotel.
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Linen Cambria KEasadkerchtefs

AND SHIRTS,
AT 8. N. n &C D US.
linen CAhRRIC HANDKERCHIEFs AT TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS READY HEsMED. Another large invoice, jsss
ceyed, equal TO the last lot Aaa
LtKzwtsE, MORN OF
E.4LF DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS,
FOR NINE DOLLARS.
S. n. MOODY,
CORNER CANAL STREET,
nd Ercha Placa.
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SjIrs,,Cu,.e .Wan,tfuCfor,f,

SiIueraD0l'e .WaIassfaCfOg'y,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
w The hand constantly Receiving
from their factory the city,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF siLyERWARR,
OF ths richest patterns, surs NJ
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS
COFFEE CUPS AND sAUCERsi
PITCHERS
WATERS;
CASToRS;
DEcANTER STANDS;
CARD RECEIVERS
POWDER BOXES;
PUNCH BOWLS; . a.
VEGETABLE DISHES;
BUTTER COOLERS
TUABLERs
TEA BELLS,
CAEpLESTIcKsi
.[ GoBLETs.
ours.
n addition usual large stock Of
FORKS; SPOONS;
CRUMB sCRAPERs; FISH cARvERs
SUGAR sIFTERs; SOUP LADLE'
PIE CAKE, FISH, DESSERT and PICKLE KNIVES;
JELLY, PRESERVE and GRAVY SPOONS, clc.
All Of which warranted of
PURE SILVER.
IN Forsleby HYDE g. GOODRICH,
at their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
C,o,l. A Rar.I
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We are under obligations to the George Col
lier and the Empire for late river fayors
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Two men, while attempting to cross the Mis-
sssippi on the Joe, near Dahagal, Iowa, on the
18th, tell Through the ice and were drowned.
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70 and rs CAMP STREET
Ter The daily receiving reah additions to their l
and varied stock, comprised ia which are
ouEENsWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE
BIRMINGHAM WARE
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLOR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRONDoLEsi
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in sets or SINGLE
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWAREi
ENAMELED end HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, pLANTSEED TIN and jAPANHtp "hHhi
WOODEN WILLOW WAREi
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, Of all knds
PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK FANCY MATING;
WINDOW CoRNICEs CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD aad WHALE OIL.
s,ba9 gr,qp MILLER, HARRIS a WALDO.
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SarsnpnrfEIfE.

TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF.
E- Prepared sRly by
DR. F. J. COKE,
No IS CAMP STREET
~ The strongest preparation made, which daily for va
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER aad GENERAL DERAN9s
MENT, With DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM
Id To be had a. No ss Camp and Of Druggists generally
dis smgp
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y. B. Steel,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER, co
CAMP ST, NEW ORLEANS. UV


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RlERs; volumes
ANGEL ON WATER GkEENLEAf'S oFEh'hoLhD
COURSES ETC.. CASES;
ANGETIoy CoRPoR ATOMS ;tHoWARD's U. 8. SUPERIOR
APNoT7LnoN INSURANCE; COURT REPORTS, IA vols;
BELTS ADMIRALTY PRAC-I kENTs COMMENTARIES d
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BLACKsroNEs CoNNENTA PHILLIPS ON EVIDENCES
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RARIsnAoIyps NAT AND ALL THE WORKS OF JUDGE
POLITICAL LAW STORY;
BURGE ON sURETYsnIP; U. 5. DIGEST TO 1853, IscLU-
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cH8xs3s; FRENCH Law BOOKS
CIVIL CODE LOUISIANA, 1903 CIVIL Law.
CIVIL CODE de-, by Thos So'koN, CODE CIVIL EAtLi
Gibtes Morgan, Esq, 1888 IRorLoNG MAX RlAGE, vols
CODE OF PRACTICE, do 1855 eolHlEh, EofFe Us coAfL'
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We are under obligations to the officers of the
Prairie City for late St. Louis paper
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MisCeIsGeRe0ass Books
]. G. M RIG MS,


]. c. NOR A MS,
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Pss-ofnce
LOTUS EATING by Curtis Author Notes. HowAd syria
etc.
GREENWOOD LEAVES by Grace Greenwood
ACTON OR THE efRcLEo LIFE.
MAYHEM ON POPULAR EDUCATION.
THE OLD RED SANDSTONE, by Hugh Miller.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND IT'S PEOPLE by aurh
Miller.
NIGHT SIDE OF NATURE, by Mrs. Crow.
LAURIE ToDD-I.fe aud Writings OF Grant Thorburn.
HILLS VILLAGE DIALOGUES.
HONE AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY.
ROUGtING 1T IN THE BUSH.
TUPrERs WORKS; AN AUTHORS MIND ESSAYS, stc.
KNICK KNACKS, by L. Ga yord CLARK
LADY wILLoUGHBY's DIARY.
ST. LEDGER, OR The THREADS OF LIFE.
WESLEY AND METHoDIsM, by Isaac Taylor.
CoLEMAss" " EUROPEAN LIFE AND MANNERS"
SKETCHES OF WESTERN ADVENTURES, by MOCuug
THE SOLITARY OF JUAN FERNANDEZ.
SQRCERY AND MAGIC,
LANMAN's sETrERs FROM THE ALLEGANY MOUNTAINS
ROMANCE OF A sruDENT's LIFE, b Kmball.
LETTERS OF AIRS. ADAMS, Wife Of John Adams.
MONTAGuEs SELECTIONS.
WILD WESTERN SCENES.
HISTORY OF ITALIAN REPUBLICS, ttc ets
sba7 apNawltW 80. MORGAN
Third Annual Report of the United
STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Home Office Southeast Corner Third Cheut Streets PHILADELPHIA
RANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF Pt1IADEL,
RECEIPTS.
haa for s5 s., and Premiums Intsrs and Policies
DISBURSEMENTS,
A@ R9 P Psr fs S Hss sss 20 20
Amount Of Premiums returned
Present Value Of Bonus OF 1851 and 1857, paid
Amoaai paid az for ofss Rent Salaries Stationery, 1919
Commissions, Postage, Advertising, State
Ta1 Examiners FsSs Printing ls4SO 0l54lss ~
ASSETS LIABLE FOR LOSSES
United states Five and Bonda Bonda
and Mortgages and Real
Present Acortauei Value OF all the Premianls re-
esvahle by the Company, at per interest," and
cs,ts. Rate q Morality q; ,ss,ssa 40
rsa well secured bearing Per cent 1915
Value of Furniture at Hsms Once aud
Ahohha que rom 1it7S5 az
Present. Aerained Value OF Relnsuance. so
SenAnaGsl and Quarterly Premium s4ss
SAsh. 4,20s 81
euled in valuation 1878 so
1888 90
The amount insured by Policies January 1884
tneadlng the Bonus Of 20 per declared for the
year, Is F2tS3eh7 the present Asceraned value OF
which, at per cent interest, and Carlisle rate Of NOR
Saving upni resulted the YEARS. business sufficient
to admit bonus ENTY being declared the
mnms Of all Policies entitled thereto policy hoide have the
added which Insured, es the
sent value money will be paid to them at their option
The Directors the United State Life Insurance Annuity aud Trust
Company Philadelphia presenting to their friends aud eonsitu
of the affairs Of the Company the
be found rastacto and at the time have the
tho older policy holders who have participated
Ia the divided amongst them during the three
rnrnan "a
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Drugs, yvgedictstes, Perf,ssae,.v, ctr

pi The subscriber would IsoPsct call tie attention
fiante Physictans and Families his
eonprlins every article in his line Of business
sLaains3n vii BE- s9Ind FRESH AND GENUINE Durng
season, SODA WATER AND MEAD very
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PROFESSOR Henry De ldARsAN.-The method

PROFESSOR HENRY DE EMARSAN.-The method
abilities this gentleman highly spoken of in this city, are in
among gentlemen who stud the French Lam
Combining system with the of but single and
book- reasonable aud method capable Of
ducng the ncontesbie results and requires
great SYSTEM rdicuously termed the
successful the only nbe one Professor DEMARsAN has
Day ladies' Evening Cses for Gentlemen
gives the residence OF the Pupil at
his No. Camp street opposite the City Hotel