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By }, c, MCGUIRE, Auouonssr.


rwo THOUSAND VOLUMES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
public Tuesday and Wednesday evening"
S .n" .s portion o. s library Of Tscma. Eabshs r@sr
q Patents consisting Of about two n9G,sns yoas.
works full description q which WI be furnished IN eompe'S
P s-Pssou. at distance will be furnished with catalogue.
wv" 'p'''''''' - - JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
hp0-d Auctioneer.
T. OWEN tS SON. military and Naval Merchant Tail
choice addidon spring Of goods
pecay Their friends and customers 70 call aud eranius
CoR SALE or REST.-Tbe and desirable resi-
dsncs MSIor Nicholson DuddinEon, I:
offered r sale rent The house new 10 eresenl repair and
The abng aud out houses are complete and well arrsss
shads aud laid on with and taste by
rof sns q ss or rent apply John C. Brent attorney saw
No 90 Louapa or to Buekns B'ys Missouri ayonue
The Key q The house win be found at Duddins'on.
kplS-dQw
no THE pUBLIc-The undertaking business heretofore
by the late James ,. Harvey viii be continued BY his
N Gsorrs H.rvey brother my husband bs. been
engaged conduct aud manage The basnsss and fa
The ruSIc may that every win be given
Funeral calls Of the day and night
Az p9q-sod4m No, 4io Seventh street west
.ISwIcI< French .nd Eneusn Female seminary
boarding pupils, situated e miles the Baltimore and
Washington railroad snd turnpike two miles scuh Of the village Of
Laurel.
A. Tyson and Sisters respectfully inform their patrons and
their ncnan close permanently their day school
in city the 2 April, and tai The term Of their
Anwck will Monday the sth May. EVER Ia
oy the acquiaon OF The French language and
sic, Applications hs made their city Iesdence on street
May by letter addressed the Laurel post oce,
Ma. April la--d3ts Goldfish May
NEW sPRInG GOODS EoIt GE,TLEnEN.-f. !,
STEER Tailor No. fss Seventh street. between
and streets received his spring goods and has the
pleasure 10 the public that his stock
eompris, wish choice styles invited
early wh The that the elegant and desirable
them. The stock embraces usual rev and
elegant furnishing gnodt for Fentemsn.
April l2--sod2wtt fstar and Ogan.l
Geo. w. Brega,
Councillor -ai-Gae,
WlsHsoroE, ID. q.
40 l5-eodf
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE or GAS.
. ...# w.sHtraTos G,s Ltonr CosPAwT,
April l6, isss.
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Notice Of Limited Partnership.

undersigned give notice they this day formed lin
tied partnership, under the firm OF Appleton Co.. whose place
OF business BALTIMORE purpose buying
selling Stocks drafts forrsn and domestic exchange bonds
cheeks The of stock
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton Henry w.
Howell reside said general partners, and
resides LoudGun county, Vginis
that said George Rust has contributed his Of the capital the
the thousand dollars cash
said partnership this 18th day OF March, 1885, and is
terminate the 18th day Of hlarch, 1857
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
w. nov EI.I
Mar a5-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
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Law Partnership.
r.. j. WALKER. L, JhNTs.
ID OBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed a parts
n Rerhip trial of sapsne
of United and In the Court of Claims Addrrs.
washington City, o G. Jan 2-eodrGf
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NrLs's Register hrst forty volumes, complete, Tor
ApH rRANcK TAYLOR.
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MAHHIhD, Not Mated How they Lived at wood
w fs and Throetmorton Han ny Alice Carey author Of Co-
vornook. Price, 81. ... ~
Just puhIsasd AID for ssen TAYLOR NauRy's
ApQa Roo nen 9th street.
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H. OWEN ~ SON, Military and Naval Merchant Tall
b. No. a2 Pennsylvania having made large
choice spring and stuck Of goods,
pecay Their friends and customers 70 call and examine
April 91-dsw
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NorcE-The crrdor u Texas requested meet ths
~ subscriber bpsnes of their
the hr Monday IN MAY ~ O'Clock willafd
Hote this city. On and a sh Of copies Of
which The subscriber has issued
uer advertisement together With lesr addressed 10 the dssrn
IL C0nrresa will be delivered ered
Apply for them the oacs Of Mssrs Chntb Bra
j. HAMILTON.
Ans We'd
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=
Ceheales Of packages Of 2s sI2o
no DO - haves. %
Do do rs quarters ....,........,......... 30
Orders Tor cks and shares cer6caes Of in the
above splendid lotteries will receive prompt
each drawing will be immediately amer
10 all who order from
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Aren't,
Ap IS Wilmington, Delaware.
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'Neu OrIeans 9ailu CresteIlt.
,Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent,
ADDITIONAL ny THE BALTIC
rpr THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINES.

NEW YORK, Nov. lott is expected tnae tne ~ !.
lied feet will sail for Naples in about three WEEKS
affairs remain unadjusted.
There are suspicious Of second underssanul'is W.
tween Austria and England in regard to the Danuo'ah
municipalities
The Spanish army has been increased.
IN France the demand for money IS unapateo'
1ur SHANGHAI letter is unsatisfactory
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, Nov 11.-Flour closed hrm otaIe ~
onoed at se 40 to Sc SIS; Southern s. 10 to 81 A.
Wheat is active. Mess Pork closed dull at sly IL
Lard closed firm at l3c
New York, Nov. 11.-Cotton closed with oeellh'
inc tendency, showing decline to-day of &C. Sales
to-day 5000 bales N. 0. Middings la Uplands
Mjddlirr T. Flour is active, with an advancing ten
fency. Wheat is firm. Corn is buoyant. opnts
turpentine closed dull. Rosin is dull FrelghtS
buoyant.
CIsc1sNAr1, Nov. 11.--Flour is dull. Wheat
White is quoted at 81 IS to 81 20. Whisky is un
changed at 26c.
River intelligence
LOUISVILLE, Nov 1.-THE irving is rising slowly
al this point.
yIchsBURG, Nov. 1.-THE Republic and Lucy hoo
inson passed down at 10 A. NJ, and the Eclipse az
P. NJ.
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TEE COMMON COUNCIL.

po,,r 90, 4, ,,rp,n,y Thara vos a rnr,,lor n1not-
L"Ai.b or 4AiNhn''-'" n, ~ ~ ~ v; 72t 49,,
ng OF TINS bnhrI fS' evenings MI h@ III HIT e'. 'e'r
mnnhtrS present ..- !: . , ;,,
Tue FraNilSO Ne nthuiSN WIZ HS,t'Ht' WI ;
message was receives IRON 'ic hiiA S''''"i
cartons from hthnl$ ltolr l,t'l .i'" n'u w 'tt '0lS
a Peiiioi from bpiiui"c '"E' ~ ~ "''T a."
SeSSieit ol HIS property, Wits 'Ee''V" " 'c N''No ''
mitlee n ,,.,, ;;..,, a.. p, =,
~ Cpmmhllcnton from a, iifnIu, nNiinE i1e hu' 70
'SI ms steam otnns h"u'Hcl9F! W.T.? ieht &a atcunH
Ihe report OF Inc thGe committee WIN accompanying re-
SOLUTIONS was ADOPTED. ,, ,,.
Board sHi hoouu, t!tA ADJOURN 10 meet On ftu! evening
next Adopted .,,,.
ihr hnAfu NrN ln'N !: ~ =" i "'I '' to,, l ,;
After the eNrhtluA OF w"c hhe Inc boar" Tr'JntH oo7'
icSS. ,
The report n the COMMITTEE on Streets amt landings WI"
accompanying Fc'"ilo's was feAH tA't HUH,ed.
AhGre it4,G 10 tNf'let oa"r'a me t"u 'ou''" > pre-
FiotiHIy resolved
po,rn nr Ac,,er ,>r A Drr,,r> pro.n,t Mr.
l1C-AlH HF -N99l'4'>N' -A"'''il1-> 1No|il't 49,
hai III thc thHF' anu u quorum ..v
ne Mayer H'>htt coy '"l A!ie''" F'''''
ftdd3nNe 10 SINAI, matters krictIe'i. ,..,
Inc tohlpfD'et ftnt" hN& Ni'h1' me St"IrA pi pl@'
Tor S"PpN'hE me cy "!nce' Wl9 cont hT'vtf'1i .,
Ihe lrchAhrtr reported iuI Oh mana " 2>"'''' ana a
llsI OF licenses issued kt'eIr"i, ~
, me Hrt' '2'"MsHoirF tHit4 'hr h'lmn q a' 'W Z"
lt nSctSSS VI h>NHg lc hihHhH SF'rt Mi'Ft " 'l"s'
WIN f"iii' lie htaS roller having tath mo tp' "A''
! "' ny rnt h!pHH"iN NhEGfSlti' h'tfTru'
! M rsc"' AEt'' $rAi III Us monthly report hrF'H,
- me ph!I W AHeiihrh asked concurrence III TrrH vs.
htihici win wv" AV r'N-it tor permitting a ti0N On ::
sieS ste, 70 tteI, Hh| 1onse provided ht, NrN T
,' nIHe o', w., ~ 't WHIT 'o pSo& 'RF N'He' =" o
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9eu 0rltans 5f(ouey N(arktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. ~ Camp street,

Cprs,Esr OrFlcE No. 70 Camp Street,
Tuesday Evening, Nov. II.
The arrival Of the Baltic York yesterday created con-
siderable movements to-day which resulted IN larger
sales than for days owing more however, 10 Inc recession
of factors than from character OF the Liverpool accounts
The money market been ansud to-day III TACT decue0
dull with env moderate amounts OF paper Offering Inc calls
on the Ranks averaged about their income In stock there
were sales of III of Louisiana State Bank at S and 10
Of Rank of New Orleans S05 The time for dividends
ia snnroac,inC and holders rm The Canal Bank will
MAKE it's regular annual dividend OH the 22d OF next month";
which will be followed by all the free banks on the LIST OF
January the others later The greater facility Tor employing
money on the Streets that is i'll the purchase OF paper now
daily increasing will prevent any further advance in Bank
stock There probability that money will increase in V"e
for e preseut,here much cotton available, which will
prevent any undue pressure Exchange is tending to that point
which will invite the shipments of specie hhe and with the
fair receipts Western produce all branches OF trade are eH
rected to continue in any easy financial condition.
The Foreign Exchange market today heavy. Sterling
clear was the reduced rate OF She range OF the mar
Ike, being from S0Sa Bills with shipping documents went
down to X with favored signatures being taken at "a
Francs heavy with only few Offering and few bnyerS-the best
will not command 55 which makes the range OF the mar
kct from 5.So4525.
In domestic funds there more doing and good sight lor
remittance sitter The Banks generally selling over
the d discount New forkA the same time there
were Banks asking and so were some private drawers
There were large sales however, factory and other bills Z
per cent discount in argeamon Time bills sixty days sight
were taken by the IA 20122a discount Ten days
sight u and thirty days sight IL per cent discount iht
purchasers Of cotton to-day mostly Northern account
which will undoubtedly increase the offerings towards the close
of the week the meantime buyers will BIT increasing III
number.
Our dates New York to-day to the 9th lnS by mail
They getting the election excitement Inc enquirer
says:
The market for Foreign Exchange for to-day mail closed
dull and heavy large of bills on England and France
was left likely be offered at reduced rates tor next
saturdays Each OF the Southern mails now bring
full -upy Foreign Exchange and importers buying pNt
sripnly The amount bills is accommodating at such rate
that prices within few weeks must considerably decline
While money continues the decline of Foreign bills Is one
of the favorable features making the shipments OF Specie
loss and the latest news from Europe ncn'ins al I'M
movement of financial affairs England and on the continent
we hardly expect bunkcrS the other side to make t'S
sacrifices the sake Of importing specie from tht United
States.
Condition OF the Btns Of Ns,r Orleans the Snrag Of each
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Smith Cooper kco-Dawsou SroR Ancoin-Frit Stctson
a Whiting &co--J Adams &co--Converse kenneu Eco
Sanford rOS-raylo Ratren-Ih Robb Xco-R Mctircgor&
co.. Watson-P Tulane tco-J Burnside Sco-R Drnnaud
.ScoJ \ l.um kco-E Leon Sro-laync, Steele .Sco-E X
lnughlid-Ilnrrs Leu-Coleman Putnam Eco-T b Smith
Nor!on &co-Shaw GunN-C X Bailey &co-W A IiMnney
&coW II I.etchtorl &co-EIead, Masse &coSckeS leo
Dosan, Duke kcoJ W Burbridge &co--ilall, Kemp AGO
lacoste-D II HolmeSJ d Daiicron &co-Goodrich &co-
Be:erton kcO-- Couluu--B Green &co--B l. Dam &co
Mctiregor AliowAy Gco-l Haley Phillips &co-Fsen
&co-W Arm>rong-I.owe, Mccynolds .Sco-alre Mccall
II II lteddenThso Grlng &coSam locke-C 5nddecke
1co--Brynd Adnms-,Iohn Watt Sco-- Anderson Metcaf
Wecshaar tcollen,erson poaleT tiuo,-J A Bnquie
Robson Il Alen-C G Miller &co-A Eek cT Dannus
III ii llnnsc 4 l3ro-W Erettbur- &co-n G lowher-A
Brosssa hcoS Moore-Iienderson Gnines-ReeI Field
II Fogtr &co-Seiner Il Observation-Disclosures, Socnmb Il
CA lil-G SHer-McC utcheon Howell &co---Frice Il
CoulonP II Brinton &coC Newton tscoC Eager Sco-
Levy &SummorSlieoh &cotiArrO. Pritchhrd heO-Whrd
Saunders 4 llnnt-Feowes Sco-Eelocl, Nobom Sco--M
Garihwaie--I butcher ScoW Stophen-Mcl IGNORE, Kay
burn kco-P Mallard Hco-C Gaines &co-O Woodmal-J
Waterman Bro-1nceY &co--DynS &co---J Duncan
Bridge Ranlet &co llorrel Gayle Sco Kenneth Dix Eco
y Smh-M Greenwood &cc-Green Crnnp--Sark, Sthitler
t,,r.,r
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTl
TIIiuois.

Illinois
cHrcAeo. Nov. 1o-A dispatch from reliable
source asserts positively that buchanah Has eil'eu
the State.
says Bnchanan's majortyin Illinois is =, ioo.
Bisseu (Republican for Governor, Is elected oy
Z 100 majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Milwaukee Sentinel makes
Fremont's majority in Wisconsin 10, OO0 The Repub-
cans have majority in the State Senate, and 20 in
the House.
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me 1ih' 80 -. -, v. , - It, = zoe MI
ana upon , - "t 70 -, Wv - - ;s,, ~, mr.
s' a., 49,. 49,, O. IT.; H.. ID Dos,,r h,d not re-.
li.lns ~ ~ "aa ,; ~, ,rondant who showedbv
~. ~, 49,, ,1 h,, ro,.;,ad b,,t what had he
o. - ~, - Ia ,,r,r,s.d dcrov ,ettsr as a
49, s stot; ,, ,,sF
~ p., ~ 80, ,r !, u, mercantile house here testified
+ M bod ysabie letters by the mall in which Mr.
1I:., ~. - r,rdod
~, ,I,I ., 1e had San, negro bor to Texas to
,a e. oo I money 10 he sent to him through Mr. lite
r.. na .;,r, ,onired for the letter daily hut got no
d;,f when Mr. Hite arrived went with him to defend
n ndon had no recollection of such letter being recev-
~ noce WAS found to the effect TINT such u
,d ban received and sent to Witness but was stamped
~ 1..tor carrier NOT found subsequently receipt
pd in WITNESSES name was found on file but the hand
; zoe not .;tnssses te notice was dated the 10Th, and the
] hs 18Th of Pebruary be dccoy letter was received by
ness dpfndart wanted witness to let him have it, but wit
WITNESS fsrr DAYS serxard entered suit against
defendant Rrinr if he had ever wrttento Mr. Mcbony
over III. SIGNATURE of Mustang witness replied In the
~ ord d,s sevaro s;n,+nres which were shown him.
Ia was ia h SOM Minus s5o through Mr. Roseius, after
to q and Inv, had indicted defendant.
Mr. Cannhe,, testified that he knew DR.. Mitchells hand
in and that II did not correspond with that Of the Mustang
letter or any of the other signatures
rhe Daily pcavne Of the llth and 18th February containing
the list Of advertised letters offered in evidence by the pro
sacpon tn show that had been advertised Tor Dr.
Mitchell The defence objected to the Picayune on the ground
that it was not official journal OF the Posi-oMce III Tue
time
At this point Judge McCalcb adjourned tho court after Guar"
ing jury to be conrersed with OF the SUBJECT Oh me ~
by anybody The case will be resumed to-day lhee are sew
er witnesses for the prosecution to be examined yer before me
defence opens
FIRE.-The residence of Mr.. B. Hartman, on Foet
street in the First District was somewhat damaged by fire on
Monday nish-hsrdy enough make it worth reporting.
III, :.:,,, ~
D,,i, Drsco charged with the murder of Philip Lang
,,,
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FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION PAPERS.-A dis
patch dated Philadelphia, Sd inst, says:
Theodore Deuinger was held to bail here this at-
ternoon charged with issuing fraudulent natnraliza-
ton papers to parties that had never declared their
Intentions to Become citizens Two of the papers
exhibited Fave Dewlngers signature and the seal Oh
We hope that the authorities in Philadelphia Will
not let that Derringer so OF.
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NEW YORK VA HAI;ANA-s,eam ,hip Black Warrior,
30 S9 se2 cs s i" so SdHs ts GE $ j ,sS
BOSrON-Rnrh AIonasco0i7 bales
HARCEIoNA-b"rk pa'ma-4l3 bales cotton, 1850 slaves
NEW YoRk-Brig TyrantSS bales 800 bbls -four,
6l6 sacks whcat.
NEW YORk-Ship Lbarty-5ti bales cotton, 10 do WOOL -!
sacks wheat 80 bbls OIL ll52 pigs lead S. bales hemp 5l bills
flour.
BosToN-shp Nddlesex-ls4t bales cotton 1000 DJis -four,
$50 hdls hides l500o bones 1000 horrs 81 pkss iron
conor 20 Dbl pork S' ''' ''''''' So y,
iluGT'S MIlI.S-schr Ella-In ballast.
ArAAcHIG c rhoe9S- c"b s oae"G %o
5sis Gassn4 d to9sso q ESs ss % ~ 70 ksE o;'sr
H S %h, sugar g ' tS Do s;es Si$
IMPORTS.
NEW YoEKship Independence bales hay lie bb!s
BEEMESHAvES-Bar Eeisse-En ballast.
NEW YORK-Schr Inogene-Assored mlse.
RIO DE ANEIR0-Bnrk Redlechkeit-4i3 mss coffee 10
Johnston, MoSt Eco.
ToREy1CIA-ship Cmrnc,-@7O tons al; to order.
BREMENllATEN-Bark l;erIard-ln ballast.
BREMENilAvEN-Ship Brelue1.-- Assorted mt,e
CHAMPIONSHIPS Red Fox--I96 hides to Moc>a Bros
mules Fernando yco-l box boil, !irHSene cos5i ,civ
Grnhsm$uoO do Moreno Bros--VvV do Bse!H 1eJ-t:"
TO order--Toml ST. specie.
MALTA-Slip !lssyrta-Assortcd ml>c
BATll-Shp Jno Pa1tcl--u blll,sl.
NEW YORK-Ship Genon-A assorted mis-.
BEEMENIIANEN-Larl f,llnund-A s,oric,l nt>c.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Ihtrk Iona-5yQO bags coffee ID bills
hAceU to order.
pIi1LADElpHIt-Bark Ten Whrre,- Assorted mise
DiTlI-Shp Jno pat,tnO0 hay D. go boards order
RREMENl AEEN--Rark EGmrnd-2 Cast, mr>" to Rode.
w4d &,o-5d2 3 Dryer-l5 do H >hiy-t9 crks sncr@ry
rnlSe to Wecnse-i0 bbIs wire casks utlse do
t@ars DInz Ia,ncyer2 pkys nl.e MN4n-I 10 glassware
v uogel-2 do rndse Leon 'vn>s2y ugs cHrnnny seed
Tiyn- 10 " II Ictchior, fco-5 DO 7 r0fGrch@ col do
Fernondezl DO Cramer Nco--l DR. Dalcr do Mnrua
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Amuscr,ents this Evening.

ORLEANS THEArER. - Rossni's grand opera oil
William Tell.
CR1sp's GA1Ery.-The elegant comedy of Simpson
& 90 and the burlesque opera Of Po-ca-hon-tas
ST. CHARLES THEATER. - Mrs. Farren as the
Countess the play Of Loveo conclude with the loodles
SpALprSG s. ROGERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il
peelrs Campbell Minstrels.
SUMMERS RECEPTION AT BosToN.-The reception
of Senator Sumner by the citizens OF Boston, on the
4th inst, was most imposing affair. Many citizens
closed their places of business and almost every per-
son in the city participated in the welcome. Mr..
Sumner was met at Brookline, by great throng OF
people on horseback who escorted him to the bound
cries of the city where he addressed by the ven
cradle Josiah Quincy. He was then escorted to the
State House, where he was again addressed by GOV
ernor Gardner.
Mr.. Sumner spoke both in reply to Mr. Quincy and
Gov. Gardner; his speeches were of the usual cast
and illusions were made matter Of course to the
martyrdom he had undergone. He was often cheered
by his sympathsing audience, especially when he al
luded to the licking y he had received, and some
even went so far as to wish he had been killed. Fine
la Humbug! If he gets kicked next winter he will
probably be elected Emperor of the old Bay State
LOUISIANA Observation-Disclosures and Crops
in TeYPbopne Pa3ish.-lhe HOuma Ceres of the 8th
inst. has the following under the above caption:
The weather, since our last issue, has been of the
most tickle description and the transitions OF tenn
perature more sudden and frequent than we remeLl.
Der to have seen in the same length of time. The
mercury has jumped from below the freezing point to
the ninetys and vice versa several times during the
week. On Wednesday morning there was quite a
heavy frost, which will no doubt have tendency to
start some of our sugar-mls We have heard of
only two planters having commenced to roll in this
parish viz Messrs T. & T. Fl. Ellis and Mr. Beatty.
The sugar is said to be fair but the yield small. 1t
is remarkable fact that the appearance of cane in
Che field is very deceptive this season. Some beau
tiful pieces which look though they ought to cut
five or six feet for the MILL prove to be no more than
two and half to three feet long after being strppet
Of the foliage and tops.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ]
Parish OF Orleans. City Of New 0rcansS
Be remembered that the 10th March, 1856, before the
subscriber Justice OF the Peace in and for the city noresad
personally lpenre, Charles Briggs, President. and II. F. Jan
vier, Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans, who being duly according to law do de-
SAY that the and
transcript from the books OF the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. p. JANElER Secretary.
subscribed this 10Th day of March
1856 {. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peuce for the Parish OF Orleans
The oar of Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent in
scrip certificates 1865 able and after me
Monday May and have declared scrip divi-
ie:r OF Twenty the earned premiums OF
the for which certificates will be issued and after
&rt Of June next and they have reserved the balance
Of the profits Of the year ending l2h March, 1880 to meet
pending but uimcl iuSed claims against the Company.
The Company continue against the peril> OF the seas
rivers, loss and damage by fire, the Of
premium
Oce in iron building Of Camp md N4tchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
4. GAEEIERE, Vice President
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AaLLNElt,s cANAnlAN vNMMlNUGss...-

MfhER'S CANAplAA NiIiSNiHtEE.IA
ynld the slsto;, OF dottt, by the eN"rcr" aud trn"ly IA
s S mos' WITH f'1 %c r ARE to 1 ar 'S #os
and neIad Of children ""rtt from hose diseases WHEN
the attributed something else
Various are tho preparations rh have been recomrm as
9f' icss IL. "t5 The S r s. 6 bus 1t h @;t
tnt II remedy found which las never ta" to destroy W1m
testimony Of the .nu phy9;rinS aud respectable ind'-
S wISE Il 3" G E2G T 5S WARRANTED
rl#El.i {E"ETAhIiE' na,,i,,t.,.rn8 ,ho,
81 oy 0 W HmG b ho r" ms tw the comcnance
oal@ Of. r1, coor al suIu,~I occasional tu,hvs the
eyrs heavy nn .ii hg breath tri me nn'rf !' r"oe,
the sleep i. disturbed the patient often awakening m great
fright; aud tr to >rts and El,'nE ne "tH "v ripe,
feeble VIZ. in some instances ieprvsl ,,. :, o,,,a -,
W IS$S 'G,'A,SNnl&N TENMjFCGE is SurEKI0E
HNNNi'A On " NaH%65ii'';;AL Ev1pEScE.
c @f s hs I"'f S @ : $s9s ";ssSs eS'
WISEHS rANADIAN vENMFUGE, 9na being .iIy fa ,
Gent remedy for the e%pn0" Of W"f TEN III" inss'ne
Ltcentine of the R. = Of Surgeons II irclnnd, etc.
Member of the R. c. of Surgeons in London, etc.
FROM THE REV. J. FLANAGAN, OF RANBRo0K, c. ".
J. WINER--Sir: have male the rtl of Your Canadian
yermitre and with thr most happy results In ny own il'
p9,on Worms has followed he administering Of YOUR Yer
are CERTAIN, and rhiIr" TX it mrs r,ty Which is grew
point ;n9e IL giving medicine to cA1TG Wiy FLANAGAN
F6ysfn" eneralIy ase wi%ER,S E n .
d Tl b. mG # i WITH 1 DsaS sy S
confidence the result and will always destroy Worms, and
over one thousand cerirates have been Agents from
DantSr Ssh9 id p4ysiSi" W P5n lsswSny to INT
Prsfaed only BY JoIlN WINER Mnnnta4e,ur"s Chemist
~ Sold wholesale and rS WR y % Prres by
fu23ly Isl and q Charities street. New Orleans, L"
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DENTISTRY.
MUSIC TEACHING.

w ~ SAO L. AEASA2AAa ~
,-sk+sp- MRS. CAIPEELL, TEACHER Or MI.
SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GU Ar ut
FEf residence.
month"; lessons, invariably in H'VAnrr-
lZF LECTURE y tolrSlHcc week tlD ~
ANNA INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL music
WAY THOMAS j MARTIN, one Of III" oldest H rNror' u!
5ttlH Thu will give Lessons i'll this ncc0inlitl lrit 10
Ladies tirtirlner. Ills ability is too well known 10
o. orders loft with P. WERIEIN, No. Camp street,
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Schr Gen Pierce, from Ame Riser-Basu.
Schr Alligator, Jones' from Amte RiveF-Rasn.
Schr MarSart Clcilnents -. from Sprirgheli-Basin
Schr Elizabeth. Setto. from Pearl River-bltin.
Schr Trinity, Faurler, from BiloX;-BaSin.