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Methodist Literary Institutions.

The following Interesting statistics
we're presented at the General Confer
ence &:
The Conference has 16 Universities
and Colleges, with nearly 100 PROBES
>urS: 10 UUO volumes in the various Col
!, - Libraries: and ab, ut So Summaries,
with over 80 teachers and IL 10 pu
pIl.. The value of college properly.
buildings. libraries. etc. $50. UOU; total
rndowmenls. 100000. Two Theolog
zeal SeminaIieS; one AT Concord, %Ith an
endowment over S25 900 and one al
Evanston, lear Chicago. called The CIR
rrti Theological Institute. wi an en
doamrnt of S3JO.OOo by the will Of the
lac Mss Garrett; 6 Theological PROBES
>urs and 100 Theological students The
whole amount Of literary property IS es-
limated at IS l3J. 900
SIN L AFFAIR -DEArH FROM THE
B TIE OF A SPIDER "A young man nam
ed William Haughton. employed in
Wright's Dry Goods Store. on the corner
Lower Market STREET and Broadway was
taken 10 DIR. Frerman's office. Yesterday
in Il state Of great suffering. caused by a
spi len : bite near thu abdomen, received
a few hours before. .
The case was treated by DR.. Free
man-lwoo or three other physicians were
called in dur nSfhe afternoon; but a, the
patient was very low, and they belong
sdiIeIent school from DR.. Freeman,
they didhot act in the matter. The 81
feIings of Mr.. IL. continued 30 iucrea>r
until late in the afternoon. when he died
arparen ly from the effects Of the bite
His remains were taken last evening to
the residence of his widowed mother IN
Newport.
The case has already excited consider
able attention in the medical profession.
and our physicians of long practice state
that ii is the only af,ir Of the kind Ma,
has ever come within :heir knowledge.
HjDrjDU06 Ey-fNe
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.

DHGNIX FIRE INSURANCE CON-
4 PANY. Of II artfori. Conn. Capital $4,000.
ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of PhiialeI-
Piia. CatitaI 3t Geo dollars.
STAR FIRE AMI MARINE CO.. of0E-
deasbGrsh. y. Y. Capital 10000 dollars
CONNECTICUT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford. Capital 2tG,DG @ dollars
These COM anies have complied with our Ssste
Law. and are OF the very best Character Policies in
any Of them may be hal IS calling on ne.
Oct 90. IS56 THOMAS ]. NcLAIN. Agent.
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your Let ers, and your money wilIeens

WM- N PORTER T i. NC LAIN, JR-
DORTER & McLAIN, No. A Main
1 Street. Warren. O., Dealers in Crocksry, Glass;
ware and Varieties. Oct %, ls56,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05

HLACH SILKS. K E. Hoyt & Co.,
4 can show a splendid assortment Ct Black siIks.
OF the vscy he<t manufactures
RONNErS IL RIBBONS, Of the la
n test styles, and Black Velvet Ribbons, all a idths,
at Y. y. HOYT & Co.'S.
EESTLEMEN'S Furnishing boods.
~ large assortment Of Merino Shirts and Draw.
ers: Wool-n o. do; Check and Hickory Shirtings:
Black silk Cravatsi Spring Stocks and Ties; Ameri-
can and French SdsPenders, just reed at
y : = Il. HOYT 4 Co.'S.
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TEACHERS ATTENDt

~ In addition to the programme already published,
there will be an Examination o. Teachers. in Warren.
Ca Monday, Nov 10th. which will close the Fall Ez-
aminatiOns. By order OF the EOard.
u II. HUTCHINS, Clerk.
Warren Oct. %. ISjG-ow.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
1T PORTER & INeL-zLY"S.
IoORTER 4 McLAIN WOULD

WOODEN WARE As Tubs. Keel
ers, Balls. Churns, Bowls. Ladies'. Rollers. But
ter Prints. &c &c. at PORTER &
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05
NOVEMBER 1885

Il E H0YT & co. are receiving by
H. the C. & NJ. r. r., direct from New YORK and
Philadelphia, their Fall Stock Of Figured and Plais
Nerinos Of all shades. DeLaines, Ginghans and Cali
Cues.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05

EANCY GOODS-YANKEE NO.
l. TIONS, and Varieties to be hal in arg quantity
At ORT &
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-11-05

TOYS The greatest lot of TRAPS
l. for the Juveniles in Warren-warranied to quiet
aoisy Young Americas" il rightly applied; 70 he had
By the penny : worth, or bushel. to suit customers AZ
PORTER & McLAlNS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
8tbieu of tbt Nlarkets fur Uast Metk.
CRESCENT OFFICE, Nc. 70 Camp street,
EeturfIhy Morpinr Nav IN 1SS{,

Z
Saturday Morning May TO- 1856. )
Our general market has animated appearance
during the past week. the demand being limited for staples
and also for articles Of Western Produce The principal
exceptions have been in the better qualities of Tobacco Corn
and two articles of provisions. Cotton has further de
cned and with the exception Of two days. has been in
very limited request Flour has been dull and prices have
hardly been sustained Corn however, with an active
demand, without much change in the Pork has gone
rather slowly while Bacon has been good steady
prices The of Lard arse receipts
There has been rather activity in frcgts
has been rner without material Improvement Exchanges
have been i'll moderate request at firm
We yesterday morning Published later advices Europe
by the North America and America bringing
dates from Liverpool april 26 They reported
tive cotton market Liverpool with sales for pre-
ccing the Americas departure of 5000 bales quoted
Orleans at the advanced rate of I'd q ID.
COTTON. We left the Cotton market, at
last weekly report with quiet and unsettled appearance
weeks business of only $1,000 bales pccs
1s64c y b. There improvement on Satur.
day. barely 500 bales changed irregular and gen
orally easier prices though without any quobe reduction On
Monday again. few buyers made their and
though factors put down their 1c the mddng and
lower grades purchasers found for only 500 bales
The rersas letters to hand Tuesday morning when
factors middling and better
qualities bringing them within the limits of ORDERS
active demand sprang resulting in sales of fully
bales On Wednesday, however the market reapscd into its
former dunes and the transactions confined
bales without further alteration in the North Amer.
ca's advces reporting advance OF I'D Liverpool
ceved Thursday and quite impulse demand
which resulted in sales Of l3 900 bales, with seader market
md yesterday with the Americas the public
only 1000 bales changed hands, making business of the
week 900 bales the market closing the range quota
TONS showing change since Wednesday:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST. CHARLES, IS olell, Nachex: Bowie, St Tamany
Davidson q L., r., and k9b % E;J coarenay
Akin, Mobile; Taylor Walker, Aa Austin Columbus
Mobilize IlarrisonS o. Beden Tex: Maj IIagner Y s A
Patrick; Iberyille; Ml Pas Christn; Elicit and Miss
Indy Veksbmg; d.. Gagns I.aiouehe Monse Ala; Bond
F{S Goo!e Scnddy Ttrehoon; Wcnian, Sharon Mrs
n Richardson and Miss Richardson, Texas Mrs Goodrich
In.
CITY. D yyey. Va; W Lewis l. IIotchkiss Alex
nnder Moss and SIT, Graveyard, La; Beial ., G
Sargent Thomas Kunnan Ark; A Lyons and lady K Johnson
Ala; Cassidy Mobile: Gaines, " Stone, " b 5owes
and lady Hoffman Q; Mis- Montgomery, Pass Chris
patrick, Charles l!man rsxas Thomas Neal AIsxnndra II
N Mutt Parish Rapides; r II Iford, So Ca Proher Red
river james Warner Baton Rouge; Capt + wilkins md
lady Philadelnlia John Campbell Beauciamp Vernil,
Sampson, Plymouth A Micke, Tenn; Tambene, fuzoo
City
ARCADE-Samucl Smith. Cincinnati B Cochran, C I.uu.
der 0 " McI}elo, A ] Lewis Brownsville Texas j J
I.ockhart. Mt Carma D Robinson Brownsville l. d Clay.
Monticello D F4lier Carson Ia b lowsrd Miss j.
Cat island Jas Rudy, D, Nicaragua Walker La
&C Whitehead, Rapidts A Allen Hickman L Goyne, G
Lac La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

bank there has been improvement
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky Banks Georgia
and South Carolina have also improved there good demand
of reputation. The Tennessee free
regarded with great distrs and then learn of
suspension among them and this throws which
worthy of credit As have data before the
oity any particular bank in that State
which are sound and which are not.
There good demand for uncurren coi and NIL kinds
readily Camp The steamship Nautilus from
Brazos to-day brought $4,000 in Mexican dollars which
being purchased 1855 1859. We weekly
quotations of bank and COIN whchre the rates of H. b.
Merreli & Co.
Land dull and have declined the dispatch
Washington saying that covering hundred
Of circulation which counterfeit
proves have been fictitious; the report made but there
being by outside spectators
Though few forged existence buyers
cannot be deceived when they purchase of regular repo-
sible parties.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
MEMORANDA.

E- The steamer Switzerland left st Louis Sd inst Left in
port loading Orleans II LarkD, Maria Den
ming Grand Turk and Crescent City Met seamer St Nicholas
at Point Pleasant running wheel Met Ambassador
Plumb Point having chimneys overload The Upper Mis-
ssspp Missouri Illinois Rivers all rising rapidly, and
the Mississippi Louis higher by three feet than it has
been in the years On the 4h and 9Th nsants
tered storms which did great damage atboas and
other property along the river from Cairo Memphis Found
sunk in Little Prairie Bend three cotton, lumber, and
trading boasavcd 1865 bales from the wrecks which
delivered at Memphis at IS per bale Took in 5000 bags
corn St Louis and lost fortyeght hours the trip
Passed below Memphis steamers Antelope and Nebraska
Rs- The ships New Orleans, Vim Wither Nabob and W v
Moses, went TO 4tl inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

The debt of England has increased at rapid rate during the
war; appears by the quarterly of the public income
and the balances in the Exchcqner has just been published
Before the the annual expenditure usually but little
ESQ 000 In the financial just ended has been
G 345-n round numbers f40000O00 than in peace
The of expenditure the year which
March, 3d. 1856 e22 s54 although the increased income
tax and other war taxes had produced fl5O0OOOO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
new ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION,

TOBACCO The finer qualities of Tobacco have continued
with good demand full prices while lower grades
have been dull The sales Of the week embrace about
hhds of which 1900 have been private tems the res
iue following prices 81 hhds of the celebrated Wash
ngton CROP Admitted and Refused at the high price Ike
81 Medium Admitted at &c. Is at 1o1 II at 81; at
81 high case and damaged at IL at TX round 81 Yves
District at IA Factory Lugs at ga; 16 low Admitted
Refused 81 hhds stems at "a IA Factory Iugs at
l6 low A. r. 7c round 81 Selections l at 1oz
Ia and IS at SIC an. Yesterday 10 hds sold
and &c. of which 25 at 66, so at So, and IL at ezc n
We quote follows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Nautilus Thompson from Brazos St Jago to Harris
& Morgan-lst district.
Shin Aired torcr, Coming, is days from Boston, Whit
ney &co-lst district.
Scr STAR Nusare from the Coast maer-2l district.
Schr LEclair, - from the Coast, naster2d district.
Schr Hornet Mack days from Pensacola John Hurley Geo
Basin.
Yacht Ripple, from Manderie-Basn.
Sclr Octuvia, days from Mobile, TO mNser-Basin
Sclr Isabella Randall, from Blind River-Basin.
Schr Falster, Ghristy, from Pearl Riyer-Basin
Schr High Water, ROseau, from Amite River-Busin.
Schr Eclips Pierre, from Bay st Louis-Basin.
Schr nephnc, -, from Bay st 1.ous-Basn.
Schr james & Eliza, Steel, from Biloxi-3asin.
Schr Sea Bird, Whain, from CuSington-Basn.
Sclr Desrec, from Bonfouca-Hasir.
Schr Belle Rose: Charles, from Bonfouca- Basin
Sclr Hermitage, from Bonfouca-Basin.
Sc!r Three Brothers, Malon, from Bonfouca-Basin
Schr New Plan from Bououca-Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
City of Cairo Yocom from Camden.
Rosa Dowty from Shreveport.
Switzerland, Schenck, from St Louis
Lewis Witeman Wallace, from Yazoo River
Belle Gates, Lewis, from Mnden.
I.eona. Kinsaloin from Shreveport.
Orion Densow, from st Martinsville,
Piota, Parker from Grand Ecore
Florida. Huchngs from Mobile
Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Antelope, Brown, from Louisville.
Nebraska, Ford from St Louis.
Towboat l. Day Brown from The PRsses-towed down and
TO sea Sd inst ship Agamennon, brig Jonathan Clley
brought up ship Alfred Storer and bark Sartelle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
sHERTFE'S SALES,

Fs1a psTs5s GF q IT EM oshsANs
directed ~ honorable tbs Fift Dsres Cont New
1sis ri a:iHsa ~
asy ie stsse on WEDNESDAY the 2ia Of May, 1885, at
TaEc oSrESTs AND FIXTURES Of acoGsehouss situated
seized shs asaye sa f.os Ns'A = y o''Es
an aa' e M a ers
ing si, M from dsIe
'ss9sss SsTs 8 ssssT q E p 10 Ss
p fn yFas
shs e. s ss
vf sSff peslas'sHas ami aa
CON bi4 esss . cree
nier snsersser pour e prix ani e. ers Sst
ton bonnie solvabe porant ineret an tax de butt poF
Pan de La date. !, ,rrI
myIo1215ao sherif dc Ia paroisse d Orleans
F5F psra,sr covsr Of EET eRhEANs e
b aseisd y De S To- he Fiji bistres Conf ss
ehares A and dssondset seets at oS O'clock
HE f ~ '1 COFFEE HOUSE called tho
e 20 - st JOHN NJ BELL,
nyI0I2162l Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
CrsaurExE Coun DsrE1cr LA VILE De "A NILE
de Ia ORLEANS vs. SlLAS
Nonvele Orleans. SCHICkER1NG. No. 93a5.
EyN VERTU d. un writ dc iefi facias q moi
IA Honorable Cinquene Cour de District de Ia
Nouxeile Orleans dams aaire e
dido ceies SCaes Carondelet REHABILITATION de-
! LIE CONTEND du Cafe connu sous Ie de "POliyen
| saisi dams cette afaire. 1ss.+,, Il
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization
| JOHN N. BELL,
my10 u 16 81 49, sherf de la paroisse d Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
C 4 It'll E M A R K E T.

JEFFERSON C1TY, May Q.
The arrivals to-day unmpoan, but ample supply OF
Cattle and Hogs offered Veal Cattle continue in demand.
stock of Mich Cows and fair supply sheep offered during
the week. The market to-day was lively. We quote:
PRICES:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Slp Ophr463 bales cotton, 1l3 do rope
tings II 2 bbs pork so do red OIL 9 pigs lead 27
hides, cases mdse, 81 hhds tobacco. T-a=
APALACHICOLA-Schr Julia A Rich-2 hhds and II bbls
sugar 80 csk bacon hams l26 bb pork l05 do whisky
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

sts ek Ts Es ' Ets
NeKenna y S s5ef65 e Yea
,sHREyEPCRTseamer Ieona is bales cotton to W Est;
In SsoS ts Etc..
eo toe Henderson Ferry IeoNs Campbell aeKe
ls1 sa5 5Sse 5ss asbn d e
bides 10 bales do Carter &eoNEota 81 bales Cotton
st a. : 55s n9s!ss a4sy ef az sE.r e
Ssa5 Db mPases e
Mecala Dessos. puTve &eo-$ Jeaanett ouererrs Geo
S Sss s Hff Rehs ToG kGha a
S 1 Rs.;sfs s. SsR
Harrison cqopsr &eoo dN Eho5sf& B[o2s Dc =
RS, Rls55
Bales as wool stoSe Rhefer Bro HIDES a %
?9lh hfe
:ss
Adams-1s2 IalIande-ee smsdss &eo-sS do to G
Ss SsTs
sn%GSsSTsy as19o
n watt Hos smss
Seo $sG GDpsr sG Haf
son MeDousa Geo-i7sRqssonS Alien 70 skpSit1
Gn M and
kss7 cotton 5ss
west6 bbls Byne Vance &co2 bales wool IL
Fellowe kco-6 hides bale pelrics boardTota II
| bales cotton, l2l hhds sugar, 46 bbis molasses.
CAMDENsteamer City Of Gairo-l5 bales cotton to Win
Sierau-9 Harris Levy Powell Hopkins-6 Campbell
Strong-5 Ward Saunders t. Hunt Oakley Hawkins-3
e99fff
Philips Goodwin &co-sundres order-Total So bales
ST LOUIS-Steamer Swzerand-4 bbs pork packet
bales innen Woodruff &co-95s pigs lead Thise Seller
co.. hlds tobacco II & N Hene-590 SKIS bran j DSy Eco
kgs butter Moore 6co-ll5 bbls pork Rogers Mcclure &c
100 els rope Parmele Bro20 bb lard oil 70 kegs lard
do a
Aco95 gs lard $50 bb -four 50 do pork a csks bacon 70
butcher &co76 SKIS onts 20 bbs flour Moore kco-2S ke
% hf bts do Harry &co6l bbls -four Twiche
COIL do 5772 SKIS Ogesby McCanley2 hhds Tobacco
w Soery Eco-l do Levy & Summers-l do to order
MOBILE-Steamer Forida-l5 bales osnaburgs Seaman
Peck &co5 bales cotton Henderson, Terry tco5 gins
bx sigmens X Carter dco- bXs mdse W Swett-6 pkg
do r Geddes.
COAST-Schr star-50o hf bbls molasscs to Mon,go
merry. 1a
| COAsT-schr I'Eair-so hf bbls moasses to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

-u. Cotton-baes. Tobacco-hhds.
Stock hand Sept !, 1855. 1861 1l,7l5
Received since .............I 66s 487 20,ei2
---~i67olB -2oe42
r.-...a.. .... l,7l0,692 32357
Exported 10 date. .......... ,5s2 7ss 236l5
" Yesterday. ....... 463 gu.u 81
y, POI -22647
a.H44, I774gl g7lO
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g1artituIar Nutites,

a ST. CHARLES HOTEL GoMrAsY,l
s5 E52@, ~ ~ New Orleans, Mayed, 1855.
riga Dividend Of siK per cent n af or NJ 9 i psf
Al ts ofce Of The New Orleans Gas Light Company Common
street s r., By ofaet oi ''' r. N WOOD, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

G1-The bark Old Hickory, Capt. VeacOck,
from philadelphia is dscargn her Cargo at Post 70
Second District Consignces requested to attend 10 the
cept of their goods otherwise they will be stored at their ex
pense and risk. ~
my5 j. H. AsHBRIDGE& CO., 100 Common street
ns- The ship Charles, Cant. Eunrls, from
Baltimore diSctarging her Mt Post IL second
District COnsgnees requested to attend to the receipt OF
their goods. - 49, ,.ua,. .,,, o,,,..
nly5 GEO. W. HfNSDN IL CO., 81 Camp II.
B9.The ConsYgnces OF rs bales marked N.
S. Co, per ship Charles, from Baltimore will please make
themselves known the dsearsng clerk on the lcvee' other
wse they will be stored al their expense and risk.
my5 GEO W, HgNSON Il Co, % Camp ST.
ra- The ship Astoria, Capt. Holmes, from
yca j. ready to discharge cargo at Post rs second Dis
Consgnees requested to attend to the receipt oil their
goods the ltvee. All goods permitted within five days
will be the public stores at the expense and risk Of the
mys j. H. AsHBRIDGE & CO. 100 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAYINGS Vines
W observation-disclosures No. 81 Camp stree-lncorpora-
ted under Act Of the Legislature, on 18th March, 1855
Office of the Institution will be for the reception OF
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from O'clock
and on Saturday evenings from s TO O'Clock.
Deposits Of One Dollar ind upwards will be received.
employment of the funds strictly limited by the Act Of
Incorporation Public Debts of the United State OF the
State of Louisiana and Of the City of New Orleans.
of and unimproved Real
within the limits of the city Of New Orleans, not exceed
ing 50 per cent. Of the appraised cash value.
Loans upcn pledge the Stock the Incorporated Banks in
Orleans exceeding GO per cent of the market value
Profit derived from the employment Of the
funds to distributed semiannualy among the Deposors.
directly indirectly borrow any of the funds
o receive any pay ernournent whatever.
Certificates Of deposits having interest at rate to be agreed
will issued for less than $1,000 deposited for
specified time
TRUSTEES.
George Eustis, A. D. Kelly, William Vogel,
W. N. Mercer Geo Urquhart, R. B. Sumner
G. G. Duncan A. Heine, George Jonas,
Wlhelmus Boga1t, P. N. Wood, Thos a. Clark,
A" Thos A. Adams, E. A. Bradford u. d: Withers.
W.N. MERCER, President
A. d. KELLY,
WIN. VOGEI, }Vice Presidents.
r. b. SUMNER
q. d. WITHERS, Treasurer.
N BCopies Of the Act Of Incorporation and By can
be obtained OF the office. '5' aSly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

81 s oee o pn s Orleans Gas Light Company
street ~ order of the Board. p n woop, Secretary.
smy5 I'm ------ -- y eH. -es
OFFICE ss OF 6 E5rsn7s as C,T Z ia, EHas,i}
tee n ag1Bxte Gf ~ hs smnes
the s ap ees ali f i @ Hwss
etc., ptesf Assistant ciy ATTORNEY requested
therefor. e 49,,
my5 i. u ~ - I,I.l.I,I TN, EHFeI,.
ps-Ins1rancc Nottce-'The undersigned In
Sex 6Go 5 from rom ist
Home Mutual Insurance Co. New Orleans InSn IRA Co.
M 9gsns H n IS CO Gre NnnS nI Ans Co
New orleans, 1i ri g. 1856 VA l2
CITY 4 Fs New 9 S, kmw o n1, y iis}
~, NJ, At meeting Of the Board OF Directors
Resided Tha with liz approval Of the Stockholders having
h sF Se to fsPssSt the capital Of
I%aceordace eeS notice IS hereby eiyen III, that books
~ main efeq tSy S days from Sat ae during ns
are privileged to subscribe for said In
substitution lit will l ct the same time
u the present %FRYsoy Cashier
pa General Relief cosnmiates, J.. 9. Of
HsRs 'ss
ss ss$ss t5i$ y
ES%P s35s 3
w sotef
IL na oa sscs %N ss
PAUL. T. LIyAuDAs, No ls Chartres street, Charles CAL
psy Regular meetings held the THIRD MONDAYS in ench
month Sccretarys Office in Odd Fellows Hail. 81 O'Clock
FIJI mi en- JAMES runsEAux, Secretary.
EGrsssent Lodge No meets
y. G.; EFF IH4sTE, Secretary; L. NJ JAHAN Per. sece
tary; y x BARboT Treasurer m22 #
W L. 0. o. F. Louisiana Lodge No. J.,
eWs a onieesJ6S J.s N6RMEST y uJ f.
HSEH l. i
m- I. o. o. F.-Hovvnrd Lodge No. 13 meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. 5, Odd
5ii;ssl} I'D Il S 5SsSf
Treasurer: '''0' IL ja5
fg- Attention: Company G, National Guard.
You hereby ordered attend Drill every TUESDAY EVEN
ING O'Clock; aso Monthly Meeting the first Tuesday Of
sells cHAs. MoREL, 0. S.
aB- Attention: Company Il, National Guard,
x9 nd tcy ss ae e evs4V # H E
xi a.: %s %a Meetings
,y,o1y BY order e IL II S RYEaH7nps. Q.
ug-When Machaon, the Greek Physician
s as Hist m @ SSGn Ike
Re 5 s s Rhs s OF III
Physicians labor must be narrow while such remedy is avail
They for sale BY al our ci,S Ij,qEgisf; r
s2l 2md&W Wholesale Agents
MAyonA1Tr Or NV oR1EAss,}
ng-. Three Hundred Dollars Reward. - A
information Which viii lead hs arrest and conviction Of
nst about o'clock The GrayeT and Magan
shoot policeman Alexander Aeso in the head Of whc
my M ~ JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10
TILE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Mtw OrItaas Nl0ntg Warket.
CREscENr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Gimp street, I
g. " IT,. Friday Evening, May 9, 1856. 5
The important financial circles to-day the
acceptao Of the proposals of the city loan which has been
the market for days BY the annexed will be that
but very few Of opropery holders have forward at this
unctue. Had the Bonds all been taken the first day the
credit OF the city would have received impetus which would
have advanced the bonds already out from 1--WE ten cent
the result satisfied with it, though do
that The Bank OF Louisiana rendered proposals
mpar the credit of the city that its obligations
below par for before they mature they may be worth hand
some premium. These obligations which being
sold below at lower rate than the bonds State
through the Bank Of Louisiana years ago.
raise one.half of its capital Those bonds we're
S with, believe, the guarantee Of the Bank and the
Bank paid anagent thousand dollars goto New York
sell em the Bank survived the great loss and think
in the end good city will the loss the bonds which
chronicle which taken as foows
BY the Gtizens' Bank. 800 0ON01ss
James Robb K Co. 90 G000.SS
Louisiana State Bank 50UNaS7k
ii. w Parey. 2u00GISTa
Union Bank Louisiana. 30 0009sa
Bank of New Orleans ................... S00D0tdSa
Mechanics and Traders Bank ......... 2O00DGaS7L
Ctizens' Bank 100 0C0dS6
II. d. Shepherd. 5ODOGIS5
Charles A. L. Rondcau. 2D.D0LS1A
H. A. Finlay, agent Observation-Disclosures. l0uS64
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