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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Ntu 0rltaus Jtloney NIarhtt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20 Camp street,

------I Tuesday Evening, OCT IT Ie9b.
The Persia's mails which were expected to bring in
teestng private intelligence came through to-day In another
column will he tonnd letter from correspondent which gives
much better State of affairs the cotton interest than the
teerraphic dispatches which snd st the time foggy
1t is evident that up the time of the sailing of the Persia
there had been sales of cotton advance the highest
quotations as given by telegraph There have however, got
to be further advances market The most power
FIJI, compstton in the cotton market the apparent dearness Of
money! Whether the efforts enhance the rates of interest is
pupoey intended TO influence the prlco OF cotton remains
TO be answered by subsequent We give full details of
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ARRIVED

.-n-.3 ARRIVED.
Steamship oI onn' Bnoe from New York via Havana
snip Woo% co rI days from New York. TOD
Brit shin Agamemnon Afeck from Iivcrpoo, DIST August to
s., y, y H Haynes Haynes Scodth districR63
Snip E En- Is days from New York Crsevy
Ship FFy nnes but psxSy sGm Mobile for cherourg
sws" b"k 1Es PP"sfee from Rio dc anOro 9Th Aug
Bark AodaSco GsnaGe days from Sal to nasterlst dis
Mex sshr Isons Bonse days from cnmpencoy tomuser
schr H E enos days from Tampa Bay
schr Telegraph Baker. from Mobile to W Newton GcoBa
schr Enterprise, McNair, from Pascaroua-pasin.
sehr Josephine, Cornbeck, from Bayou Lalsatfoy-Essn
Schr lonne, from Pnscagoua-Basin.
sehr Euiora, lIolley, from Biox-Basn
Schr Falstcer Cox, from Pearl River-Basin
schr .Aleyon Narese, from Covington--nsin.
sch Alert NJ kepper from Pass y Manchsemasn
S Sehr Mary Jane ne, from Bay St Louis-Basn.
Schr Elodc White, from Biloxi-Basin
Schr Union, Sarcisse from Covngton-Busn
STEAMBOATS,.
Linda, Main, from Red River
Louisa. Keeling, from Memphis
John siMonds, Gosi ts;,I rom Memphis.
Serss, iIn1SsTs5 ,t rom ba 'iRH Mobile
Laurel Hill, Hooper from Bayou Sara.
5looner Perry, from New Albany.
Bayou Belle, Walker from lIArtisonburg
Tow0qat st1 Whinsy from the and
1osea l4'n INST SHIPS Desany and May Queen-brought
up slips Marmion, Agamemnon, bark M,lasco and schr
a, to sea 18th inst ship Memphis bark Isabella and schr
koyerNnronsh' up ships Eliza Mallory, Plymouth and
BELow-coMING UP.
Brig Azores sunoe, from Rocanl Muine to Creepy Far
Ship Gospo1t Strickland, from Liverpool Sept 5th
ships ana : UNDERSTANDINGS unknown.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be Il remembered TINT the Goth March, 1876
SUBSCRIBER Justice c. e Peace in and for ta city aforesaid,
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and II. P. Jan
ycr, secretary OF tie Louisiana Mutual Insurance Cumpauy Of
New leans, who being only according to law do de-
md that the above accounts Just and and
transcript from the books The said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. p. JAAFIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1856. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per In
ttreS The scrip certificates Of 1865 payable and after the
second Monday Of May amt have declared scrip dyi
nd Of Twenty five the net earned premiums Of
the for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June and tAtG have reserved the balance
Of the net profits Of the year ending 2t March, S5G
pending hut rIndjnSteu cuHsS against the Company.
The Company continue the eril- Of the
and rivers, a loss and damage by fire. the rute OF
prrni!nl
ONCE, in iron bullns Of Camp md Natchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
a. C.iRRIEHE, Vice President.
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n Brilliants. TO AUTUMN.

I III once. III nv favorite season. III requires
The buoyancy of soul which youth inspires,
Toiove to see the leaves drop from the bough,
The Withered leaves !; and the relentless plough
Turn over the sward; while curlews whistling
8 shrill, 5
And all the air is as blue marble, STILL 4
III was kind of triumph once TO see
All Nature die, and find myself at ease
In youth that seemed an Immortality;
But am changed now, and feel with trees
a brotherhood, and in their obsequies with me.
Think Of my own. Thus time hath wrought
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IMPORTS.

IMPORIS.
LlNEkPOOlf-Shp Aganlelnnon-55OD socks salt to " "
Haynes 6co Wv ~ ~ ~ y -
NEW iORk-Ship Marnlion-4ssorted pdsc
SlSh-Bark Nonasco-Iu ballast
COMPREHENSIVE Leonl-fruit to o:lcr
skins order. N N''' 'NH'
tNEW lORk-Ship Eliza Ifallory-A assorted n,,i,e
RIO nh JANElRo-Bark Auguse-G2Qo bags coffee 10 p
4 6iraud. ~ -
l4uor casks az; ~ caSls wine - baskets
Gshnn'on-llo bbs turpeuline II May &co-l do smith
Il MADDEN. ~ '' " A'
latts to j L Pike ' 0''''
BAYOU LABATNEY-sclr ,Josephine--750oy feet luntcy
Ward eco ' " ~
PASCAGOULA-Sclr Bonne-25 600 feet Lumber 10 or,,-
BlLOAl-Schr Eudoru-25 900 fec, lumber to SYifoli
Bell ~' " '0'N ~
BILoNI-sciar James fliza-25O00 feet lumber to r
Philips, ~ " =
PEARLlSGToNschr Fnl-ter-2 600 feet lumber 10 Poo
ley. SiCol HcO. - -
B0NF0uCA-Sclr Desiree-35000 bricks to No.se, East,
C0V1SGTON-Schr .tlcyan-35,yn 800 bricks to j c Stewart
BAYOU LACOMBE-Scir Iluyralge--35O bbls sand to NJ
Eastman
PASS NANCHAC-Selr Acrt-lO,GU clap boards cords
wool 10 order
BAY ST Ot1S-Sclir Mary Jane-2o cords order
ADlSQAN llE-Schr Lady Of the Iaku-30 cords
prger
MADlS0SN1ilIE-Selr Errctt-iJ cords wood o:tlcr.
BlLO&l-Srlr E!oic-3U cords wood to order
B0NFOuCA-Schr Uuon-?l cords wood to order.
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REVOLUTIONARY sUReEnY.-The Mobile Tribune

REVOLUTIONARY SuRGERY.-The Mobile Tribune
IN its Anlf'4cen -dna, relates the following:
Among the most active and daring of Marion's men,
were Robert Smons and William Withers Thev had
been sent together on some confidential expedition,
and while resting at noon for retreshment Withers
practiced shot, was examining his pistols to see if
either reading or in reyerie Bob,H said Withers,
If you had not that bump on the bridge of vow
nose, you would be a likely young fellow" 9 Do YOU
think SO " said simons, lstlessly, Yesn said wi
theirs, " think ] can shoot off that ugly bump OF
your nose. Shall Ishoot2p Shoot !" said Simons
and crack went the pistol The ball could not have
been better aimed it struck the projecting bridge, de
nlolished it forever, and henceforh Smons was tn,
ugliest man in the army.
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! ItF5I IHSUtSANGlG - S'TAEIhI13 SECII-
L. Tf-PEkPFTE lTN.-CNEFED STATES LIFE IN
SUkANGE, AHNIITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
ADEiPHfA.-TilATER PERPETUAL.
Assets, january lst, 1856, 81 ,421, 612 IL.
DIRECTIONS BOARD.
A. ". Th0mpSNh Paul rs. Goddard N L, john Ely
W.r. ". Goodwin, Jtmrs nevercux Lawrence johnson,
Geo MGiislryt s. Il. Crawford, Gustayus English.
.}.g ". Tugey,
STEPHEN r, CRAWFORD, President
l.AWRENT f JOHNSON, Vice President
fLINg FISK, Secretary and Treas urrr.
iS-New Orleans Branch O,ice, No 43 Camp street.
The tmdergne, Genera. Agent of the above well known
Company for The Southern States prepared TO receive app
cations for insurance the lives of while persons md slaves
the Table rates and by permission has pleasure submitting
10 bis friends and the public the following
BOARD OF REFEREHGH
v II l4etchtordAC Go, A. u. Kelly It Co.. Wm. NJ. Perkins.
SoIh, S'nedss Co. 5 o. Nelson CO.; 4. b. James,
J. Burnside Il Co.., JOS. Menard, John Magnnts
Cumnmck, Squires 4 West
John Pemheron, President Merchants Mutual ms Company
Thomas Stoo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company
!u.es IuyeS, President Orleans Insurance Company -
John CALHOUN, President o. Jackson and G. n 4 r. Co,
Henry T. Lnnsdale, John D. Ren, lenlHnln ior"nCe,
J, X Collins Thomas Murray Mark Walton
sPocesissua6 direct from this Branch ONCE ana losses
ptid there
EPsmphles blank forms ETC. beobtoined at the office
RICHARD BEN, NJ, D, eMedical Examiners
JosEPH BESSA DoS, NJ. u.
10 attendance, daily, from II NJ, to ; P. H.
uARMQ$ pQAHH, General Agent,
iag2 ly No 49 Camp street.
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LIVERPOOL Oct 3 1856.
Ts to wS < Fire with s - The hS
PoaDe delay in shipment Of new cotton, together with e
demand on the part well Of P5epaio's as The trade AMI
lion Of r money market arising from the continued htayy
drain Of gold and silver for France and the East checked con-
o sales the wat ucu"s 6 "sn o 10! o
o T oSS here s soo a to o% roc and fair
ntnd 'S a!ts IRE sov9 bales at previous Already the
tie money market better i oue ''" i" ''s "' Has given 10
In the ey pnrt Of The week the lower and mi die qualities
Of American were Iii great request they freely
otiere and pnriny they eoImnndsd an advance Of ga
re Of discount The demand has since been css general ind
an nd prizes art nov restored to Che leFs Of st III
being uniformly the same as on that day
Egyptian have been taken freely in the trade about previous
snrats offered sparnsy, they command full prices
During the week the import of them has amounted to 23d2
and iS 5sS q VS F@ n"s Is
s ra We bcc saB on S S o'S deliveries to
s i"Rs a SF S J' s5 h Il 9S Ss %a
9m tie f, United States there a5 been Increase Of
- sS ne ,s and from Esyp 81 q s13 h1s hut from liz
with the imports OF lS5, 10 The sane period
During al The pst month the trad" of the country has een
Stocks n the hands Of The prosc III. onrnenh io
nneh by pfoporionate increase Of The abundant
tributed the prosperity md lie present month
opens under circumstances of encouragement cheerful hone
The one controlling influence which nwakenS some anxiety
the embarrassed state Of the money market The large require
nlents oil France and OF the Easl upon bullion the Bank
Of England have compelled her reluctantly advance her rate
OF discount onc-al and the necessity further
step the same direction arise sshoud the
main in active force Hitherto this has exercised influence
upon the cotton market beyond limiting speculative invest
ments, which have been largely daring the past month in
consequence of the less favorable representations of the coming
crop.
The total sales during the past month have been 26 bales
intending 1000 bales Of Amccan 200 of Brazil 60 of Egyp
tiAn and $500 OF East ndn taken speculation
America 1000 of Brazil $50 of Egyptian u 300
for export During the period the demand has been
by holders nnd American and Sura about
I'D per ID. MARRIOTT 4 co.
CURRENT lFIcEs Of AMERICAN COTTON DATE
Ordinary Fair Good to
Mddng. Good Fair Fine.
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THE Color OF TosEs.-The Home Journal alhldcs
to the old tradition that the rose sprang from the
blood of Adons--that it was white and scentless till
Venus trod upon one of its thorns, and, with her
blood, gave it color and scent There is also poet
ical tradition that Cupid gave color to the " blush
rose, by holding it to Psyches cheek. The fancifu
origin of the rose, given by Maundeyille is, that
SANDER had brought fair maiden of Bethlehem to
the stake, and that at her prayer Heaven quenched
the fire, and turned all the brands into rose trees,
bearngewhite and red roses the first that eyerany
man saw
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a Very Polite Judge.


Governor Ford, of Illinois, tells very rich anec-
doe of one of the early judges Of that State but the
Governor does not put upon record the name of the
sensitive and consderate magistrate.
At the court over which this judge presided, q man
by the name of Green was convicted of MURDER and
the Judge was obliged to pass sentence of death upon
the cuprit Calling on the prisoner to rise, the judge
said to him
Mr. Green, the jury say you are guilty of murder,
and the law says you are to be hung want you,
and all your friends down on Indian Greek to know
that it is not who condemn you; it is the jury and
the law. Mr.. Green, at what time, sir, would you like
to be hung; thedaw allows you time for preparations"
The prisoner replied, May it please your honor /
no power to kill the soul. My preparation is made,
and you can fix the time to suit YOURSELF it is all the
same to me, SIR
" Mr.. Green" returned the Judge, it is very Sc
rlous matter to be hung; it can't happen to a man
but in his life, unless the rope should break BE-
fore his neck is broke, and you had better take all
the time you can get. Mr.. Clerk, since it makes no
difference to Mr. Green when he is hung, just look
into the almanac and see whether this day four
weeks comes on Sunday"
The clerk looked as he was directed and reported
that that day four weeks came on Thursday
d" Then" said the judge, "Mr. Green, if you please
you will be hung this day four weeks at twelve
The attorney general, James Turney, Esq, here in
teIposed and said -
May please the court, on occasions of this sort
IL Is usual Tor courts to pronounce formal sentence
70 remind the prisoner of his perous condition. to
prove him for his guilt and to warn him against the
Judgment in the world to come
On, MI: Iurney," said the judge, stbTr Green M
derstands the whole matter he knows he has got to
be hung You understand it, Mr. Green, don't You q
!" Certainly said the prisoner o
" Mr.. Sheriff. adjourn the court"
-Four weeks from that day Mr.. Green was hung, but
not so much to his satisfaction as his appearance
promised on the day of his conviction.
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THE ERUPTION AT THE SANDWICH IsLANps.-Late
advices from Ho state that the eruption of the vol
cano at Mamma Lo0 still continued. The lava was
spreading more ateraly, bursting out through the old
crust, and flowing on to the right and left, The vii
lagc was not considered to be endangered unless the
discharge should be materially increased The whole
overspead by the lava is estimated at about two
hundred thousand acres, which must forever remain
a barren waste
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A CURIOUS PLACE.-There lisa place in Pennsyl-
Yania known as Treverton Manor, which has been
described as being covered with stones, and under
each stone were rattlesnakes; and nothing but hem
lhck knots and huckleberries were produced in add
ton to stones and rattlesuakes.
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German prince, in a DREAM seeing three rats
one fat the other lean, and the third bndsent for
celebrated Bohemian gypsy, and demanded an ex
planation "The fat rat said the sorceress, lis your
prime minister, the lean rat your people, and the blind
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EXPORTS.
L1FERPOOl4-Shp James Buchanan-3T02 bales cotton Is
600 Segars. $3.50 '' ~
BOSTOS-Sip Dennngon-S56 bales cotton 40 hhds tolac
CO. 81 casks lro i59 bbs -four CSC hides 1900 sYes 80 pkgs
mttst. $3.50 ~ ~ ~ 20
BQSIoN-Bark Hesper-l657 bales cotton do 10 lhds old
metal u do rope cuttings 69l bills hides, IA bbs ros 2yp
LAEACGA VIA SABINE PASS-Schr CiYility-2DO bbls
Hour, ny 40 WHISKY bb molasses 81 do sugar 2 hhls do
do coal, ul SACKS coffee, 1853 do salt 800 pkgs misl
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TABLE TALK.-Boarders Eating Dinner and Er-
pat!dt'ng on the Sights about Io,rn.-Afected female
sitting beside her very greedy spouse whose eyes and
mouth drawn down at the corners exhibit regular
sWnlsh eer--tace nearly covered with brstlcs-har
sticking out like brar bush over low square fore
head-Wife very talkative--saw sight to-day which
pleased her very much--she saw Mr. T. and his dog
cred the striking resemblance between the twoasks
a gentleman opposite if he does not think that
men sometimes look like certain annals--betore
gentleman has time to reply sarcastic spnistcr who
d., know it is the case, for never saw ANYTHING re-
semble hog so much as your husband there Board
es look at MI. D., see hog stamped on his face and
endorse the truthfulness of the observation with a
looks white, looks red looks black, looks daggers-
leaves the table and next day makes Mr.. d. get
another boarding place. Mobile Tribune.
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There is nothing formidable about death but the
of it, and these ourselves can regu
late and CONTROL The shortest life is long enough if
it lead to better, aud the longest life is too short if
Il do nat
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G 4 7 tt E II ARKET,


JEFFERSON CITY, October 81.
Arrived to-day, 261 head of Beet Veal Cattle LOO Hogs
aHd 900 Sheep and 20 Mich Cows The market moderately
supplied with good Beet Cattle and Hogs the demand
limited and easy for purchasers.
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
w. INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS - In
conformity with the quiremens of their charter the Crcs
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
men viz: -F.-'
Amount of Premiums received for year ending - - -
June 80, 1856 $685. 800 q
Amount OF uterlnned risks, July ls l5.... 14l 81
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What's the difference between candle in the Nam
moth Cave and dance in public house? The one
is taper in cavern, and the other a caper in a
tavern.
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A little boy, while writing under the ague, was
told to rise up and take q powder which had been
prepared for him. Powder! powder!' said he,
'mother, / amt gun
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q The child is said to be father to the man, and |
am never torcbly reminded of this says philos
ophizng stockjobber, &C as when see a boy flying
KITE
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'sWhat does your husband deal in 1narn? "He deals
him when the last trump is played - ~
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a. AS--ifAS-ttAS-H GUILD, No pa ST. CHARLES
~ street. between Girod and Julia tntrace to shop St.
Mary srcet,( keeps constantly hHul large assortment oil
GAS FIXTURES Of the ntcet patterns and also j. W. How
ards and improved patent Gas Regulator, which the
guarantees per Brass Work of every
description made order. Globe Valve Cocks Of ali sizes
double and single flame and Stops patterns sptas
solder constantly On hand.
~ orders entrusted to my will he promptly execu.
ted III W9rAnlan!lke !alGt 81 low rates 9T cash nays
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A STRAYED W1FE.-A husband thus announces
the departure from his bed and board Of his dearly
beloved "My wife, Anne Maria, has strayed orbeen
stolen Whoever returns her will get his head broke.
As to trusting her, anybody do as he thinks it,
for, as never pay my own debts, it's not likely I'll
pay hers"
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Bttietu IF the Jflarkets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING Oct. ~ 1856.
COTTON There still less animation iii the market YES
tcrlny parties generally waiting for later from Europe
about due by the Arabia and only 1850 bales changed hands,
decline OF 56e from last quotations; reduce our
figures accordingly. Monday sales about $500 Ies We
quote;
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, J..
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans. 5
Be remembered that the 18th July, 1856 before the
subscriber OF the Peace, and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manon Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who be-
ing duly according to law does dcpose and the
foregoing just and true and transcript
from the books Of ssid Company.
ISgned c. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn to ind subscribed before me- this 18th July 1856
lSrned ClIAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Trustees have resolved interest of
Six per cent cash. The outstanding certificates Of profits
holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the ri Monday Of August proXimo
Boarof Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
per the earned premiums of the
Company for the year ending the Both of June 1856 for which
will be the 18th September
TIIOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS Vice President.
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Shipping Sntelligtnte.
WEDNESDAY, October, %, 1856.

'3'P 0"''o7 '''e1nn'a1' 1''ulcA, TOT IIlVcFpoul.
-, . j p Whitney Eco
snip Remington, teld, Tor Boston, G HynSon &co
Sfnp HeSpet rsetKlns Tor Boston, G Hynson Gco
schr olflliy, llslow Tor laraca and Sabine Pass,
e. Jaepn
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BEEF CArrLEz Western Fine aud Chcice .,....,..Tls-
:" Rough AMI FALL ft,4t.,.,,.,,, 5t,Ul7
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A tavern keeper, struck with the pictures this year
in the Royal Academy, thought it 4 pity so large
number of respectable painters should "de and make
no Sign.'
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The Springfield Oll) Journal thus announces the
last q horrible outrage "A manner of outrages,
murders, Tupes and massacres are being pefpetlaed
upon the Northern men in Kansas
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i"'ct chs,
,zh;or W., 7, ..r ~, H.. l'Fr'S Trimmings, exc.
III ALS i'''l't7 'hH lH4ea AM Inc country
'1S'A '''"N "'' eH'''''"' nj"
s-.litI.tSG Sb,r NEW ,,ls7,yt.4s SAVINGS
~ iNSI T., No. 81 Camp S'ree-1ncopon.
Nei ily f tet 81 q a'lT i':Satt on l"th March 1850
me oce OF he Institution will he for the reception Of
iea every morning SnhayS excepted from to O'clock,
ana on saturday evenings from 5 10 O'Clock.
Deposits OF One Dollar and upwards vii! he received.
lte employment OF HE funds is strictly l"'jt' by The Act Of
SGye Of oiisian and Of he ty Of NV taa ,'s' u LIE
Loans ri,l MORTGAGE. nT rnd ~, po,1
Est4a within he I,s NJ H." civ, r N,r Trf !e , s'
ilg 80 Der cent Of the HDurni ,.d cash ynIIr ' ~ ~
G,,ts mon Irr, of ~ ha tork nr W., 1, IN
MY ,S no. i%CetIi ~ per cent OF the market value
r,i " " 1 loil ct va from me "i''o$Aeh OF 'e
", ' 'ftl ithH y htl"i'& inc l'eI,1'Inr'.
900 t' 'Iect't OK altitS zorro" any Of me !!ll3
" Gr.iirS S r. l,,o t'I's i, "i.!.gSe!' ,
man -i E issra 81 ., . ~ ai'e =" DC VT req
sl.rj;irh tin,c ~ " ~ ~ l'9' i'1 'iV'' lep'Sie! i"F E"
TRUST FEES.
Mso,Ee F'Usrl2, = u; Kelly, William Eu2e,
v, y. Mercer, Geo. Crqi!Hrt. K. g. Sumner,
~ lh|'.h'' i'2tA1t, T. ~ Wood, ThoS. A. Clark,
iLos A. .N1'H5 H. A. Bra!tlrd, y. u, Whllers
WY MERttER, President.
a. y. FElif,
WI. VOGEI. Vice Presidents
r. ;, SINNER
y. IfOprs Of Act of 0rr;Du aud Nv avs ran
be Obtained the Office - ,24 ~
$500.
IN 1J3 4 AK stif r. iS PA tsSi-ti.tN
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