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DONALD; KENN DY,
No. 100 Warren Street, Roxbnry, Mas7. Prices
Wholesale Agents. SEQ II. Keysclr, Plttsburg
III bogan & Co, Wlteeingi J. 7, tidming,Al
And at Retail by Iohn Beqil and John Mclean,
Cadiz; and by John Mcclure, Catiz Juntion CT S&
lR. r.; and By all respectable druggists every.
where.
Dec 10 1855 -ly.-s----.--.-. ------
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III. G.. Sslemmons
|El55sSIaa92 !. [. ! 1. !! z!sl1lI|

b'lql5nlsGZpa4ia MeS3icaas EI0,lsc.
7stahli,lled twcnCy-two years ago by Dr. kINK.
ELM, corner OF Third and Union streets, Phila
Ielnbio Pa
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NEW FALL AND ygENTETs GOODS
HATCHER G Co. ~ U

HATCHER e CO., ~ t-
A RE NOW RECEIVING at their store. .oom
IA in Cadiz. the largest and best assortment Of
FALL AND. WINTER GOODS et at
Ever brought to Cadiz. Their stock is full and
complete IN every thing peedful or desirable for
tall and winter wear. &s8 b3s*@s *gtAN'N ~
Fer the Ladies
they have an extensive assortment off,.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
NIB YsATIxs, ALLw LDELA1Ns
wool plaids, &c, &c. s,s
F@ Nv FOrthc Gents wv Wy
They have an tineqnated assortment, both ii guam.
tty and quality of Cloths, Cassiuieres Vestngs;
ReadysIhade Clothing, &c ,eScaityat f@-s-ata'T45
But to attempt to enumerIo their articles would
be both Impossible and d5useless!. Call and examine
them Tor you for we are confident that BET
TER or CHEAPER Goods have never been brought to
this market. AE8s5NHs38 s8s#bQ a4"7A s5s
Whether you purchase or not, call and examine
our goods, asit is no trouble for us to show goods
Remember the place, two2doors west Of Beglf's
LDrug Sore, and the store east OF MeFadden's
The highest price in cHsh paid for all kinds Of
marketable produce. 80,
Bring. either yoltr produce or yout money and
you shall have bargains and no mistake
ssFEg6s " HATCHEll8& co.
| Cadiz, Ohio, Oct. l, 1861
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Il Style Of silk Rats for 1866
MICHAEL FEAST,

, ? tCTICAL Confectioner, Wholesale and Re.
81 Dealer in Candies, Cakes, Nuts, kaisins
IS ant Imported Cigars, nearly opposite the
Z Steubehrile, Ohio.
~ welding and other parties furnished will
"s SC. on short notice May 10, l691.
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, Charter, Against Charter 1885
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No charge for oousittatlcn.a ! Es ,Ho'gf
Cincinnati HR6.fa.s,aEsnhs, ~ a
saMelsaslky city References.

I-I|- ~ JuUUuIy 81, I65J, :.
We the undersigned, Physicians Of Sandusky III
City have been acquainted with the practice of Dir tat
Elafdman and can theeriulIy recommend him to, o.
the Profession, and the public wherein he may prac
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DHYSTClAN for diseases ot the Lungs. (for.
I melly Physician To Cincinnati Muinc tiospi.
tai and lnvaiid's retrcatj may be consulted at
Cadz, Mansion House, Monday tic aTth of
October -
At Erchocto, Ortohor - t... H.U.. Nl 4-sI
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7 e3I..or T1.ec.ss . E,eenLc... Z

IN relation to liz following disenoes ,her s1hen
complicated with bu,'g affections 81 existing alone, 4
/ also Invite consultation usually tnd theht
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~ THE ELEerEIo GRAPE VINE LINE


CINCINNATI, June s, 1856 past p II. The
has sine aie. The mem
4 beers an worn out III prot1acted labor.
the ballot Hon. ) ohm SdelI, Of Louisiana
received three vote for President. This secured
his nomination bya tight squeeze. Is ri
On The 10th ballot, (not Dr.. yburn, 81
eE Orleans, was nominated for the Vice-Presidency
y by exclamation.
II The Louisianians here are wild with Joy. They
are willing to embrace any thing in the shape Of q
brandy bottle well filed. #3;ssss f
Imned ately after The last nomination resolution
was offered and enthusiastically adopted expelling
Hon. Pierre Soule and his friends from the Conven
ton. This was caused by ports which had reached
Cincinnati that Mr.. Soue's friends in New Orleans
had not given the Slidell municipal ticket d cordial
support on the ID Of Jnlle. 5&
s& Immense excitement attended the expulsion Mr.
struck an attitude but 1t was nc go-he had
to go. The cries Of treason. treason! and long
live King slidell Z Z burn, were deafening
started the root the building several inches, but,
fortatlatsly, did not get qpte Botff. Bs a
Whisky Is now selling eleven cents and aIlalf
per glass, advancing at the rate Of d Bnng.
town copper per hour All the dstilleries working
{ night and day.
c Soft New York; Soap rules at i tremendous
II premium. AT 5il
3 Hard (New cannot ID sold at any
Price Holders anxious to give IT away but cannot.
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tlfails aiIg Cyffsfflltt,
The Lady Of my Love.


The beautiful lines sife from asl change
paper. They are repnted I'd be from the pen Of i
n III Baltimore d name unknown u III. says the
Baltimore Patriot, of The "a, but with whom ne
should take pleasure forming All acquaintance
The lady Of my love she waits fol me,
All oaI. lone rgsting place. the sinking sun
S SeatteTs It'll web of golden br0ideTY as3 "
The somhre sEard upon ]:
Il Behind the eastern slope of the far height,
The yafY md shaso ss off the twill ight wait;
Perhaps nv lady f,rays = Delay night
u plightsd one Is late BAT KS
Patient she Isl and calm she does not speak;
But tranquil as with inward peace composed,
With long dark yelashes dropping on her cheek,
And so4 bsaHn eyes fast=e closed,
II AIY dedicated one doth meelSI y wait,
Yet Why he lingers, still foEbeafs u ask.
Ihe clouds that troop around the sunsets gate
lay out their geous masque
nd the day dieth from the hollows creep
lBs weird and obesity hushandmen, to sow
Ihe darkness on the upland and the steep
+; She does mt turn to 60.
Isaitely she waits, where hour succeeds to hour,
y Of any moving thing the stiffness breaks
save where, beside her grave the wind bowed
.ss8 Its quaint obeisance makes.
e 50 hold thy trsst !; nor grieve that he delays
M hose lingering steps ruled and appointed be:
I'll d y course may lie through many devious ways,
a Yet every river finds at last tile sea:
and l am faring through this tangled maze
Io Keep my tryst with thee. All
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LATER from Texas.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER LOUISIANA,

i 7
The steamship Louisiana, Capt Talbot, from
Galveston and 1ndanoa, arrived on Saturday morn
Fing. 83s rs III
BY this arrival, we have Galveston papers TO the
A 9Th, and n full mail from the interior and coast
towns. 8S55 .5#
We extract the following items of intelligence from
the Galveston News, Of the 5th:
! The bark Norumbega, from New York, and
schooner Oualavie from Rocklnd, arrived az Calves
i! ton on the Sd inst.
The bark Weser, from Bremen, arrived on Tuesday,
with 22l passengers There were some twelve deaths
among the passengers during the voyage.
Trinity river had fallen 20 feet at Magnolia 1t is
now too low for navigation.
Mrs Bell of Brazoria county, the mother of Judge
Bell OF the Galveston District died few days ago
from injuries received by her carriage being upset and
she being thrown with considerable force to the
ground
The late Josiah Fl. Bell was one of Austins 800
celonlsts--was the alcalde of the municipality and
much relied upon by Austin in the trying days Of his
infant settlements He died about 1885, greatly re-
spected by all who knew him. His widow, who has
now followed him, was, we are sure we NAV saw.
without being invidious to any Others the most be.
loved and revered Of all the noble band of women
best attributes of female character and made the
early matrons of Texas still more celebrated than her
heoic men. Her name will be q household word
whist ais one one Of the old Texans survives.
IL,
Houston, who left the Reserve about three weeks
ago, that matters are progressing very favorably.
me indians on the Reserve were all busy putting in
their second planting of corn the grasshoppers hay
ing entirely destroyed the first crop. So far they
have shown every disposition to conform to the rules
and requirements Of the Government, and the pro-
Ject OF settling and ciVzing them now bids fair to
succeed There are now the remnants Of five tribes
on the Lower Reserve nnmherinot oItonethnr about
| 800. 55s
"a few days after hIr. B.left he learned that IRON
sides chief of the Nokonies, one of the Comanche
bands, had made application to bring in with him
four hundred OF his people for the purpose Of set
1 ting on the Reservation. Shanaco, another of the
chiefs OF the Comanches is still lowering on the from
tier, uncertain what to do but Major Negh5ors had
left for the purpose of having a talk with him.
The Lavaca Herald, of the 3lst ult, speaking of
the Mexican Gulf and San Antonio Railroad, on
which ground was recently broken at that place,
says:
The grading of this road from Lavaca is progress.
ing tavorably under Major Burke, the contractor
| Upwards Of half mile has been already graded ;
the number Of hands employed this week has not
exceeded ffty-ive We learn from Major Burke that
he has sub-let a line of five miles to Col. sharkey,
subject to- the approval of Director Wheeler. 1t is
contemplated that by next October or November
some thirteen or fourteen miles will be ready for the
ties AZ II s S- S1 =
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TIE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWEEN AMERICA
AND EURQPE.-The bill for the formation of a Trans
atlantic Telegraph Company, which was some time
ago introduced into the Canadian Parliament, has
passed its second reading in the lower house. and the
committee to whom it was referred have recommend
provision is thus made will begin at Quebec, and fol
lowing the course of the St. Lawrence, reach to the
eastern extremity of Labrador. A submarine cable
will then convey the wire to the southernmos coast
OF Greenland, thence up the eastern coast to the
point nearest to Iceland and thence across the strait
to that island, which the line will traverse from west
to east Finally another submarine cable will stretch
away to the Farce Islands and thence to the northern.
most extremity of Scotland. There will be but three
OF tour stations i'll crossing the Atlantic, and the
cables whose junction will form the ocean line will
vary from hundred to five hundred miles in length
Quebec and London will form the two telnini Of the
line which it is stated can be completed in less than
eighteen months
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OFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.
COMFlROLLER,S OFFICE,
New Orleans, May 81, 1856.

~.
55s3 CoMPIROLI.ER,S OFFICE,
#$ New Orleans, May 81, 1856
IN hha .hs 0sgpolef Pc and he is hereby requested
nosais VIII bh b NY o ha sealed pro-
H .f,s ,s.,. ~. ~ lo snun All the oil lamps
an sns ID M s
= - President Board Of Assistant an Aidsrme,n
Isgnedl JOHN CuIBERTsON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May 3d. 1856. L
s4r lSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
555 W. "a -------- I2E3Es N
that sealed proposals for the above
ia lot con,n r.; Sh NV " MI or,.,n.
6fs5' - ------------
oily q NV i oreahs Ma I Iit HI.
- he Is hereby authorized and required to give notice
WIFI Xxx n sa N W. Gs 9 Nv has IN aes9ance
IN 1871 he tonne NM, anv Hi ,air b Sst M
;1 a %. u" 8e from ne comptroller IN
1fsrnedi IL ie1e'ieu w. n T. Tp Ar,,y
es'-l pros;a,,,t uoora ~ A.n;.an ~, 49,,
.nnrovsa A,, d 1sss fresaeh boafa Oh Aldermen.
go TSii,rued1 J0uN T, T EyIs N,r.u
The attention the officers the city the public is
49, ee-I- ~ -. : ~ ol.
10. CONPTROLLER'S OFFICE
CITY of New Orleans June XII is56 ~
No 97lo i 80 49,
1,sso,.o7 r,ot 10 ,n,s ~ a. ~, ! , s
g og y pe y9afa Inc eSn,,acf or attending
GIniorne ~ GU ~, ~ on
If be Srysvor and s,,iec ~ n ~ ~ ~ ouee
Council. rp.u,oa7
President i Board aldermen.
Approved April H. 1856.
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No RAIN YET.-We have not had shower in this
region for some three weeks. In some portions
Of the parish, our planters have had rain but not snf
cent to effect any good. The searching rays of the
sunhas almost entirely checked vegetation The corn
which some time since had dark green and healthy
Appearance, is becoming wilted and yellow. If we
could have good shower just at this time to cool the
atmosphere and aid the planter. we should like it
The cane crop is bad enough in all conscience and
we do hope that are NOT destined to have drought
to shorten the yield OF the corn CROP Franklin
(St, AlGry) Journal 9th
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

g., -..-"-@ STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18TH January 1856 before
subscriber, Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and james H. Wheeler, Secretary Of the Home Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly
cording law depos and shy that the above
transcript from the books of the
said Company. 4. BROTHER, Presidenl.
JAS. H. WHEELER. Secretary
and subscribed before this 18th day Of January,
1856. CHAS NJ BRADFORD Second Justice Of
the Peace Of the Parish OF Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest of six
outstanding certificates of profits the
holders thereof to their legal Representatives and after
MONDAY, the 18th of February next.
of Trustees harea declared dividend Of ten
per the earned premiums Of the Company for the
ending 3ls December 1855 which certificates will be
Issued and after the 18th of March next.
Ths Company continues to insure against the peril of the
and loss damage by fire, at the current rates Of
premium. Office, No IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER. President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Yice-President.
JAMES Fl. WHEELER. Secretary.
NeAu LauuarY ll, lSsti.
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A letter from Pontotoc county, Mississippi, says:
" The American counci-files burn brightly in this
proud little sovereignty of old Pontotoc." From
every quarter private correspondence brings cheer
ing Ing accounts Of the deep but not noisy enthusi
assn for the G Model President Fillmore, and the
conservative, Unon-loyng, American Democrat, Don
elson.
We care not who is nominated at Cincinnati, the
peace-oving, substantial men of the Countrywide ag-
ricltural and commercial classes especially find
il their interest to vote the American ticket The party
at present in poweris hoplessly corrupt andmllst be
hurled from power. Many thousands of Democrats
ey but certainly act upon il at the Presidential cleo
ton. Memphis Eagle.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

physicians USE H. THE FOLLQW1NG is
the voluntary testimony OF worthy anu well Known Pny
stocks celebrated yeifuge during practice Of
years. GRENADA, Miss, May %, ls53essrs 3 A fahne
stoch d Co 6enteneI am one Of those individuals hnsk.
due humanity say that have been engaged in the praG
tice Of medicine for twenty-five years. md have never met with
any remedy e1ecual for worms as Your VGrmqge IN
caome taken previous night and often find bilious eyacua
tions and to follow no other Ferntuge IN my
practice and desire no better . ,-r,-r - !,
Sold wholesale retail by all the principal druggists and
throughout the United States my2 div
A YER'S CATIARTIC PiLLS-FILI4s THAT
IN ARE PILLSPtotessor Hayes, State Chemist of Massa
chues ey ere he best Of Pills md annexed are the
IEMUE1 SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Mass.
EAoRy WAsHBuRN, Governor of Mass.
". G. PLgSKETr, Lieut. Gov Of Mass
EYERETT Ex-Sec, Of State and Senator of u s.
RoBERT c. WINTHROP, ExSpeakef House Rep. U. s.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plenipot 10 Great Britain.
tJonN D. FlrS TEW al oatoG B M # London
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing rapid
ty, may mention e.
Costyeness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy Heart
ion Morbid nacton of the Bowels and pain arising heerom
Flauency Loss Of Appetite nll Uceros and Cntaneou Dis
eases which require evacuant Medicine, Scrona Kings
system cure many Complaints which would supposed
they could reNeh such Deafness Partial Blindness, Neural
ga and Nervous lrabity Deragemens Of the Liver and
Edneys Govt and other kindred complaints arising
low of the body distractions of its functions They
the best Purgatve Medicine discovered and you will but
need them once to know it.
every respectable Druggist in the United States.
my20 3md&W ]. WRIGHT & CO., Wholesale Agents.
r WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists md Dealers at Propeors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl amp q Chartres
qtrlAf Nnu hInn
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WIrHpEAwAL OF LANDS IN1Lou1sIANA.--Wel learn,
says the National Integencer, Of the I'd inst, that
the Commissioner Of the General Land Ofliceis tax
ing the necessary steps for the withdrawal from mar
ket portions Of the public domain in Louisiana for
railroad purposes, IN accordance with recent act
passed BY Congress.
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HARDWARE.

Jp'u WATERMAN, ".
se,-sszaEpsaA j. WATERMAN 81 BROTHER,
>~SEESzF4zss5a HARDWARE MERClA ANTS corner of Com.
ISfSSsss and Magazine streets, have on hand and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general Of articles comprising in part as
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails Rope,
Axes, Chains Scyhes
Carpenters Tools complete
Coupcrs, Tools,
Anvs Vices Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwp8tes,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Plougls, Hay Cutters Corn Shtlcers,
Agricultural implements.
MIL Gro1S-cu and Pit Saws,
Ok YoIcs, Bows, Singierees,
Turning Latiies,
Hoes Hauies, Sh6velH and Spades, Platform Scales,
Andirons, Fehtsers, Sh1vels and longs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Hots Cob Crhshers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee ueeIas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Songs, Iron BedsteRds
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
nr3 FiSItin Tack afr
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~ ag.--rr STATE OF LOUISIANA, Eg
Isl. Parish Of Orleans, City Of New OrleansS
Be remembered that on the 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and h p
yer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according law do
pose and say that the above accounts Just and and
orrect transcript from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
.=- H. p. JASFIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of March
1856. G. M, BRADFORD,
Second Justice the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved to Six cent in
certificates Of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday of May next and have declared scrip v
dCnd Of Twenty cent the net earned premiums Of
the past year. FOR which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June next and they have reserved the Balance
of the net profits of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadusted claims against the Company.
The Company continue against the pers of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire thecurren Of
premium.
Office iron building of Camp and Natchez Streets
~ ".. ~ T'* CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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AN ARMY OFFICER REsIGNED.-The resignation Of
Capt Samuel G. French, Assistant Quartermaster and
First Lieutenant Third Artillery, has been accepted
by the President, to take effect May 81, 1856.
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Speciality aispattBta ID tgs GTfsttllt.
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PEND Gus FROM CIlQlg n
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Be il remembered that the 2h Of June 1855, before me-
he subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
said personally appeared John Pemherton President
Sclreiher Secretary, Of the Merchants Mutual Insurance
pny Of New oriens who being duly according to law,
and that the above Just md
transcript from the books of said Company,
JOHN PEMBERTON, President
A. SGHkEIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed beFoem me- this 2h day of June 1855
C. Y. J0NTE,
Second Justice of the Pence for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Directors have declared dividend of Fifteen
Per the earned participating in the
profits the year ending 3st May 1855 for which scrip
dictates will be issued and after the LIST of August 1865
JOHN PEMRERfUN, President,
A. SCHRElBER Secretary.
Mug Orleans June IL lS55
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THERMo1rETR1cAL OBSERVATIONS.
Wealth..

~ 6 t.7fsf
OR MAY, 1856 BY IFsWFs B. TAYLOR.
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aar Es Faoar ca
For yoItr Bachelor, Friend.

M Women painted great picture u
fnts great No The world great
poem aad .Snmen have invented nothing world
millinery and more, woman
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SPECIFICATIONS for cleaning and empty
- ing the PriYes of the Public Buildings Of the city,
The Contractor shall empty the vaults of all their contents
anu clean any and a Of the p1yes attached to the public build
n belonging to the city, those occupied by public
schools fire companies i'll the and agreeable 10
provisions Of existing ordinances within delay of foryegh
hours after notice under apenay Of ten dollars per day for
every day he is in default.
He shall be paid only the certificate Street Commits
sioner that order has issued from said officer
work has been properly DONE otherwise he shall have claim
against the city.
The bids shall much priyie attached to one
public building.
The adjudication shall be subject to the approval rejection of
the Common Council and the Council right
clare the contract ipso acto null and void neglect duty
by simple resolution, without any
The shall security
hundred dollars for the due performance Of his
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street C0mr
New Orleans, June A. 1856. ie55t
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EYHIsts VA, NCING tiis

IMMENSE E1CTTEMENT!t
81 s3S SKY ADV NCINGtt ID S&5s4 Il 5SS
X q. NJ 75',3ss S0A p A a. q n REAIUMi
4 s 4 HARDm SOAP DOWN
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@ TNsURREeTIoN IN sT. DosnN We take the sub
joined dispatch from the Charleston Mercury Of the
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
IL OF NEW ORLEANS.-The following statement Of the
affairs of this company published in conformity with the
qurements of their charter, viz:
Amount of premiums received for the year ending =
Slst December .$5is D9S 20
Amount of untermnated risks 3st Dee. 1854 %. D4 w
Total amount of premiums for year ending 3ls De- 49,
cenaber 1866 .SG40 3O2 20
Viz: For premiums fire risks. .S2TS,0T6 %
For premiums on river risks 269,626 AZ
For premiums marine risks. 1859 40
$50, 3302 20
Less premiums risks not terminated
3st December, 1865. Sl03,5G7 90
Returned premiums .................. 2,6f7 ~
--Sl06, 2l4 20
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lst Decem- 49, -
Losses during the same period, viz
Uh river rlSkS IooL9 %
On marine risks o93f3 5S
~ 'u'. $54S099 80
Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip
Issued, ETC., less interest, disc etc.. S164S 81 :
~. -S47l,74 3 IA
3Ist Isa5 f,.........., .S62 339 So