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1hoNs n. fiLNbhithot
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of resumption 10 any TIT
lands townships above
required establish the same TO The Satisfaction Of the
Office and make
as soon after seeing this notice. and bcfo the
of OF the pubic sale OF the lands
the tract claimed claim will be forfeited
a-.- II. ~ THOS. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
April s-lawI3w Intel and STAR
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Aartns, and Inland InsarGnee.

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Aarins and Inland Lasayanee
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
SI,s5sl5I Is.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
0es aoFtsss eorer Of and SspsntssH
* Sreet, Washington u. q.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dihsee,
George u. A,astIong, N Thomas aandsrneal
Goorge HelaboId p. carroll brewster,
THOMAS FLoRESCE,, President.
EDWARD n. H1LapoLp, Secretary. "a
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, NO. so1 d street, opposite City Han.
jo@s s N Ia".op e4 70 s sss' and Virginia avenue Island
John Rsges, No. SOL 1beent street, below Pennsylvania
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain j. p Levy No 967 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
~# o John Thomson
The business company compare fayoraby with the
most successful of similar institutions ia the United states
1855, premuas received large
ded and eg noasand one hundred and my one dollars witt
WIN hs,e .sdsnss q aud good The dsee
5n he offered ample and aas l al es viii Be al
iused more aceordingto equity than legal technicauss
Are 90 aGs
hlEs, WAREHOUSES, al descriptions
MERCHANDISE, BY VESSELS
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, aud the usua
conyeyaDces 10 from portion OF EUROPE and AMERICA
and on The halls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the western
=
The premium companies, Ia
fixing them Improvement
will be taken into consideration.
Az losses spe a adjusted and paid and
street, Washington city, d. q. #.&
Hasuranee may also be effected at the Home Office,
Northeast Walnut and Second streets, Philadelphia.
prime pal Of the United by authorized
officers Of the company.
June i3-dly
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

DErAKTAEAT IsrNxIoA,
Once Indiaa A1as
September ~, 1855
ALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals fof Indian Goods
WILDE received The Ose OF lnaan Ana Washington
40 O'Clock, Fday 3ist Of October
ianshing goods Department fanng treaty
Indian tribes other purposes
10 lows.
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townships viz:
South Of the base line and wesf Of the i'm principal meridian
Tswn:sss sf p t, 2, ,a rs IS
Townships 7, 50, Of range SO
Ts:":Ss: ~ i; = ;ssss a.
Townships 70, 4, ~ 10, Of range ~
r Swn.Sps H. H. 49,. 81 Of ssass &C.
Ts Township: i i g. Il ..sss u
The held a CLARKsvILLE com
poa Of all the vacant public lands within such odd
Of Of fin principal meridian
Townships 80 2 Of range 80
TT Township. g. 8 a, o. range 49,
T Township. : !, ., s range y =
Townships 8, 9. 10, Of ranges "a and IS.
Tsxs:Ss. !, :, 10 :, q Isass: 3d. o.
In the State ofMrssouM:
The public sale will be held the land Office Ksox
encing mond'y the thirteenth day October
are the
TO wit; t.a .a..
NORTH Of the base line and Of ths m principal nedian
Township %, of.ange S.
TowHsS,p. :, 8, ., IS. ' Of sansp g.
TowasSps 3, ~, IS, a s. OF 81 range range TO-
Townships IS, 20, Of range ii.
Ia.
East hall own.aiP IS townships 0s o. range l5
TTownsp. % 49, a. as oTs1ge TO-
public sale will he held at PALMYRA. com
meneng on Monday the twentieth day Of October
posal of the public lands
above descsbed situated wn sir miles Hasniba and 81
Joseph railroad in the following named townships,
NORTH Of e base line aAd Of the fytA principal merdOn
Townships 50, ST.. S. of rarz. "a .s.
sI sections !. Width and branches
on the s s h Ss G urnn. S
pecve district land Offices by the Commissioner OF
Land, reserved for Schools military purposes be
Theands .ue to risn Of was granted by the
s es S u June To- and sa February @ 70, said railroads
Is containing ,h Quantities respectively shown on the official pa
Each will for time sufficient offer
ing al me b.. NOT exceeding two wsss and applications 70
offered under This proclamation will not be received until amer the
my hand city Washington this anh day Of
June anno Domni one thousand eight hundred AID ayI
ny the Presid,st,
Commissioner orthc General Land once.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE
hereby given, reserved lands not taken for
nc gran, and remaining 10 N United sians otsds Of a. sin
Cairo raraad branches hitherto rr.,
withdrawal opened entry al the ordinary min
price days hereinafter mentioned 10 wiz
once Jackson, Missouri, Monday, day Of Novem
0aes Baskerville Arsan'a., Monday day of No
vember, 1855.
Once at Little Rock, Arkansas Monday she ID day
Der, 1885.
Once at Helena Arkansas, Monday, 7h day of Novem-
er,l
Once Ciarvie Arsap-as, Monday ID, path day Of No
vember, 1856.
once Fayetteville Ars,u'as, Monday, day
vcmbor lss6.
osce Champugnoe Atnnsas, Monday, day Of
November 1856. .....
Once Washington, Arkansas, Monday, the I'M day oil
November, ls55.
NOTICE TO PRE- EsrTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right pfcempon any Of tho
above lands offered public sale, restored 10
market required establish the the satisfaction
receiver o ONCE
therefor within the period prescribed by
win b. forfeited. 7 nos. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-law13w fstrrhInfcll Commlsplousr
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Sales Of alternate sections the Of Arkansas and Ma
sosTti and restoration II tgityawH ta.ds 10 market.
ny THR PRESIDENT on rHa UNITED STATES.


sosTsi and restoration 0 Withdrawn la.ds 10 market.
ny THE PRESIDENT OF tbs UNITED STATES.
pursuance ofIaw FRANKLIN FIERCE President
public s va y Sd az a. b places and das
TONED o he lands The sections bearing odd aa watch
the United within eta miles each side of The
Cairo and Fulton raoad The states @ sIsso0R and AREs
Fon smith, sabiee, to dollars and fay per
acre a provided ~ 'ns &c. approved 30 sesas so
constructing said aroad and specially excepted from graduation
Ia the State Of AHKAssAsi
90 ossay p me 10ss" aay OF neosr ~ for
The disposal Of The public lands within such sections bsane
mentioned townships vixs
stsAs Of tas ma mtdiaa
ITswn.sp. "a a r. 3 ia u ~ os snse
Townships 10, Ia, 49,. 40, 20, OF range g.
T Township. T. g. H. s. e Il e g. .assss
Townships 70. 20, az ~ of range 9.
NorA ths bose line aud Of the m piaepaI nsrrdian
Townships 2, y. 5,ta, ~ IA rs. 10, ~ ofrangel
1TSwnsSp. 10 10 ~ IA 30 y 70 10 Of ,ants
Townships l. J.. 81, !, 80. 10, H. oiinnses'
townships 9, v o. range o.
Township 8, franse Z. s.. .....
public be the land once AT HELENA com
posa vacant public lands odd numsefed
wit.
North Of s ofs tA principal ms,idtaa.
Townships 3, A, 6, 8, of range D.
Townships !, 5, 8, ], %. 81, VI, or ranger.
Townships :. g. 81 y l,o .. aSassS
% .
The public a
Monday the s1, day Of October NEXT for Inc
above referred situated in the following townships, viz
South base line and Of the tA principal meridian
Township |, of ranges ii and ~.
Townships i = 2, of range Is.
Townships l.. p. 3, of range Ia.
Townships i, 2, 3, 4, 5, of ranges Is and 10.
Townships 3, 4, 5, 6,7, ., Of range IL.
North Of the base line and Of the A principal meridian
Townships /, ~ J, @, 7, OF range6
Townships l, 2 ., A, S, o. 7, Of rangeT
Townships q 8, 4, s." q, T. of ranges.
Townships /, - 3, A. 5, q, of range o.
TOWNSHIPS L. -. g.. 4, S, range 10.
Townships L. g." 5, d. of range H.
Townships L." e. 3 4, 5, of range To-
Townships !, 2, D. A.. S. 6, Of range Is.
Townships J. q 3, 4, 5, g." 7, of range IA.
Townships |, S, o. Z, of range IS.
Townships s, g. 2, of ranges 10 and IL.
This public Office WASHINGTON
commencing Monday the seventh
for disposal of the public lands such odd
sections above referred situated in the following
townships,
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CLASS No. /.
Z. 49, -


5000 point blsnkes No measure 90 by N
i0cies aDd wegh pounds Es6.
400 white Macknac by
90 inches, and weigh pounds " =
poia white blankets 10 measure AZ So
inches, and weigh 81 pounds i r
1900 pairs ~ po.pt Mackinac blankets by
~ tne.es, and weigh * pounds :.
Sv pairs poin white blankets 50 40
inches, and weigh * pounds
Dol pain scarlet Mackinac blankets
u inches, and weigh pounds
oV0 pair 2h point scasleI Maeknac blankets 81 BY
90 inches, aud weigh pounds
100 rars Ok Maeknac blankets GO by
"a inches. ard weigh ~ pounds
200 Macknac blankets 90 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
POO pairs AZ point Mackinac blankets TO measure 81 by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
O0 ~ point Indigo blue Maeknae blankets,
% by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 point G.ntneiia Nackinac blankets,
90 by "a inches weigh 10 pounds
500 3pon Gentnea blue Mackinuc
90 by 10 inches and weigh pounds
400 Senluela Mackinac blankets,
sure 81 BY 90 inches, and weigh pounds
Class No. Q.
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R@HgPFsAp = az q4
lh)CU - ii s. 80 : = !
sNem Orlsarrs 9ailg Gresfent
NY Life is like the Summer Rose.
BY HON. RICHARD HEsRy WILDE.

BY HON. RICHARD HENRY WILDE.
My life is like the summer rose, "
That opens to the morning sky,
But ere the shades of evening close,
Is scattered on the ground tn die;
But on that roses humble bed
The softest dews Of night are shed,
As if she wept such waste to see;
But none shall weep tear for me.
My life is like the autumn leaf,
That trembles in the moons pale ray;
Its hold is frail--its state is brief,
Restless and soon to pass away;
Yet ere that leaf shall fall and fade,
The parent'tr shall mourn its shade,
The winds bewail the leaaess tree;
But none shall breathe sigh for me.
My life is like the print that feet ...
Have left on Tampa;s desert strand,
Soon as the rising tide shall beat,
All trace shall vanish from the sand;
Yet, as if grieving to efface
AL vestige of the human race,
On that lone shore loud means the sea;
But none shall e'er lament for me.
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D5spRrcr CosvESr1oN.-T delegates appointed
from this parish to attend the American Convention
at Opelorsas, will leave here on Saturday, for that
place. We wish them pleasant trip, and hope their
deliberatons may be characterized hy god order and
feeling aud they in connection with their friends
from the other parishes Of the district, may select
such standardearer for cause, as will enhance
the prospects of snrcess, and insure the undivided
appreciation Of the party.
Franklin (st Nary Journal, goth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02

AMERICAN STEAMBOATS, IN EUROPE.--We G take the
following from the N. Y. Express of the 26th ult.
The first American steamboat ever run upon u
European river is successfully running upon the
Danube in service Of the Danube Steam Navigation
Company. The success of the experiment has in
duced that Company to build two other vessels from
rapids of the Iron Gate, on the Lower Danube.
These rapids it was considered impossible to ascend
until very few years SINCE and the speed OF the WA
ter at some parts OF them is equal to ten miles
tructon, according to Mr. Steers models, in the ship
yards Of the Danube Company at Alt Oen, while the
engines are nearly completed at the Morgan Iron
Works, and will ue shipped to Austria N the course
of the present or next week we trust the success
OF these boats win be yet further triumph for the
American river steamboats,.
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TIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
" The undersigned having formed Gopartnershp for the
pose of ansacng any in the line Of Civil Engineering
and Surveying that may be entrusted he within the State
Of Louisiana having had considerable experience that
line of business would respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from those Interested therein. j. G. DREUX.
". S. MITCHELL
pzF. Office No q Commercial Place. uo9 "
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THE LAKE.

E~s LAKE SHORE PACKET STEAM
eaIlEiasGsS = Err KATE FRIsBEE-For ocean Springs Bi,
sszssTz loxi and all the intermediate landnes-The
tely and splendid packet steamer Kate Frisbee r.
oute superior accommodations, unsurpassed by
boat will leave the wharf Jefferson Railroad and
te wharf at Railroad the arrival at the Lake
of the cars, follows
1ErrERsnS r. II. r. SPRINGS.
MoNDAY, sNr NJ AZ. M. TUESDAY Morning.
WEDNESDAY 9.4,A M. 1oAN. THURSDAY ~ Evening.
SATURDAY, 3.20P. MI 4P.M. lSuNDAE Evening.
Freight Extra Baggage, Horses Cows Carriages etc. should
Depots Of the Railroads time down
to iie Lake by previous passenger train time
Clerks each Depot all Feights for this Boat and
forward pu'ctually -
Captain Officers and Agents of the Kate Frisbee will
do MI they the travelling publci and
spec,fully share of the patronage.
FARE:
Deck Passage. 70
=, r. M HARRISON 4 Co, Agents,
10 95 Gravicr
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G A LIF 0 r N l A

To sail on SATURDAY, Juuc 7th. at O'Clock A. NJ.
,e.tsEs FOR CALIFORNIA via ASPIN-
del Norte Ncaragna, going and returning The
as above with Government mails aid connecting
with Of the Pacific Mail Companys splendid steamships
Panama Francisco. For freight passage apply
my29 W. G. TEMPLETOS.75 Camp street.
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ea leo. F.-BoARDA q OF ,oIs DIRECTORS EGre.
-. Vw A5Henry Bier President; John Stroud, Treasurer;
sssSy Furneaux, Secretary. Cemetery Commit
nance CenmtteeThos keefr, " g Wilson, l. Homss mes
SON Geo Seymour H. Goldman G. b. Bowditeh, J. p War
ner ~ vAWITs IN hoDD FELLOWS REST may be pro-
cured by applying F. NJ. CORY at Sckes Co.'s SS Ca
nal street D. FELT sTETSONS 81 Camp street to H
MIISPAUGH u Mint and the SecretarF's Office, in
Odd Fellows Hail. corner Camp and Lafayette streets
The price 10 members Of Stockhodng Lodges will be S45
vault 10 all others $50 per vault.
~ Information relative purchase Of Lots, be had
on application to the Secretary.
sp15 JAMES FDRSEAuA, secretary " r. RESI-.
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sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

~ =
oEss#s FOR GALVESTON AND MATAdoEDA
FGR EMT& BAY-U. s. Mail Line-The and magnificent
ae#sfs steamship Charles Morgan, II. Place, com
nander will sal above For freight passage, having
superior accommodations, apply on board, or to
HARRIS j. MORGAN, foot OF Julia street.
.r IT opposite the Steamship Landing.
NThe steamships of this line will hereafter pay hghterase
on goods from Powder Horn to I.avaca. - ~ ,
ers Kills Of Iading No other form will be signed je2
Will leave THURSDAY. 18th inst al o'clock, A. NJ.
EcS,. FOR BI{AXOS SAMTIAGO, VI DiI
Line The new and magnificent steamship Nam
tllus John s. Thompson commander VIII lehte 10
punctualy For freight PASSAGE having elegant
"''o"n'u"N0i HARRis MORGAN, foot of Julia street,
~ III fre;Oht shinped by the Nautilus will be delivered to
Captain Kennedy of the Grampu unless othef"se
must uroyide themselves with the steamers hills
a ladipg No other form will be signed. lez
NEW YORK. -
To sail on THURSDAY stl June: at O'Clock 4: ~
r--E. FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA.
xgI ENTS The United States mail line steamship PrDme-
u5tasss theus, j. w. Patterson commander. This IA
via Havana rs above with the government mails and pasen
gers. ~.
HFor freight passage having unsurpassed accommoda
tons applyto W. G. TEMPLETON, Is Camp street.
r RATES OF FARE:
In first Cabin, Upper Saloon. $50 %
after 40 .......-..'.....'.''.... % % ~ ~
seerage, and found 49,: :.. :..... % 20
my3D ,,..s.7
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UCTION NOTICE. 90 THE SUBSCRIBER RES
II pectfuy informs his friends and the public that having
suHled his old business AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his office, No. 80 Camp street.
Will the sale Of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Ad
mnrators Assgnees all others, according law. He
will give prompt and personal attention all outdoor sales
of every description. -
Register win be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he sale either private terms, public
ton Every facility his power will be offered to buyers and
sellers of Real Estate
Practical DrauGhtsnan and Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance at his Office. .s -. 81 y :
With the assurance that he will give strict attention his
all Details he that he will receive share Of
public patronage BENJ. kEADlG. Auchoneer, tfEt'
no26 - nflce, NO. Ha tann street.
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rOPARTN Err SHIP THE UNDERSIGNED
~ this day entered into Coparnehp under the style
of DUPERIER HAYES co. for the purpose Of transactp6
General Commission Sugar and Cotton Factorage business
ALFRED DUPERIER.
ALLEN L. HAYES
ROBERT W. SANDERS.
Hs5- Office, No. Il St. Louis street.
New Orleans, lst December 1855. d5tf
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PLEASURE PARTY IN DANGEE.-The N. 7. Times
of the 26th ult has the following. ,a
The steamer Robert L. Stevens, while on an excur-
sion to the Fishing banks to-day was run into by a
schooner off Long Branch, about 5 P. NJ. The
steamer is drifting with the tide, her machinery
being badly damaged. She has nearly 200 passengers
on board. At dark she was about three miles of
Long Branch, with signals of distress flying at half
mast. The steam-tugs have been notified, and will
probably go to her assistance. |., @E
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OPELoUsAs RAILRoAD.-Summer arrangements.
The Board of Directors, with the view of inducing
travel, and accommodation to excursion parties at
a low rate during the summer months, have estab'
lished the following tariff of charges to go to the
regulIr stations and return the same day: -
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rRESCENT CITY SOAP WORFSs-DEPoT
" No. IL Lafayette street. -
The subscribers in this city the manufacture
of Soap Family Ship Steamboat which they pre-.
the public for its approval in competition with the
soas Of established reputation combines economy with free
dsagreeabe effects Of ordinary soaps in use and
will be found upon trial. possess washing properties in
tecon guaranteed contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to inure the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
The advantages and others, being able to
supply themselves and with equally good not
better Of manufacture will themselves at
glance the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
min am -. IT, 5=.a G. HAZEN a. co.
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CRANES PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
" CASkET-P. H. COOK CO., Propretors and Wholesale
Dealers in Metallic Burial Caske for the States OF
Louisiana and Mississippi.
EOce and Sample Rooms No. 53S Charles street oppo-
;,a III. ST Charles Hotel New Orleans. daA If
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Will leave on TIURSD AY. june s., s O'Clock P. NJ.
fYr.s REGULAR SIT. LOUIS PACKET.
- The fine swift regular passenger steamer
FsE4Eas4szA John Simonds, Captain Chas b. Chnrch,
Lous and all intermediate landings above
For freight passage, apply on board or to
JOHN E. HYDE Il CO., &c Poydras street.
OF the cabin be and state secured by
anplvinp to John f. HYDE & Co. m>30
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI I

viii leave THURSDAY june 9Th, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
, . PYHEs FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, MEMPHIS,
4EGt,sss all Intermediate LadngsThe elegant,
=s@ cious and running passenger steamer John
S1nonds, Charles B. Church MASTER will leave above
passage having unequalied accommodations
ply TO GEO. W, SHAW Il CO., Agents,
Iny3l "a Poydras street
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Charles w Orleans keep constantly bend p;'3.
large @ assortment Cooking STOVES and
Pen Portable Gas Paks gas from rom
AMDhEs ;a OH M1ssST nnss SKI RhASRY dtaShSH etc
7SS g SS,1si Sszs; Fss;sff Rs f,Skb STAESH 6IE:
100 barrels Boyies Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY;
s ss ssa sf sffs P2"SSs SnAEDx
ml2 SO Tehoupiouas street.
L. NORTH CULLONI, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW, WILL
=. attend to all professional business in st Landry pa
Avoyeles that be entrusted to his care Ounce at Or
Reierences-thas NJ Waterman, hardware mer"hant G. n
Single,on atorneyaaw; Nixon Adams, Crescent Office.
ANHyAh Nss Of %sS sHS
In conformity wi the requirements of the Charter Of this
Institution following Of its affairs is published
frem ga 1 pspesofs IN 1851 Dlposes sl74sls @
Paid during The time in 1888 drafts 71,42t 81
Amount remaining credit Of DeposOrs, soth Of -, :,
Amoan, @nt Of esdcaes OF Depose he
Am"an, ss'li cecacs Of Dsposi,e paid during
''t Amount Of certificates outstanding 6,7e4
Total amour. of liabilities slo9,eo5 q
| Amount Of interest received, less amount Of first
per annum ess7 20
,"s sliess2 81
Loans upon pledge of slosNOo New Orleans City
Stock ...t........ ...............:...:. s75453 6S
ect to rede npton before specified 274 50
Cash on hand--n Union Bank 6959 a9 % %
--e-~ 1,,7s2 o.,
Total amount of assets s.............. liz, 42l as
| Cost vault Office furniture, printing
4 Rent Salary of Secretary stationery, etc. 1853 IS
! l'''' '''"'' y -- 4.46l 10
$40 $50 81
me- Charles NJ Bradford Of the Peace for Or
Parish, It, D. Wiherf Treasurer of tle New orlea's ~
Savings nsit who being duly sworn depoSes tht lhe
above just and correct transcript from the BOOKS
nf said institution.
s swGp 3 SsY and s ssssc'sa before D. wruERs Treas
| C. NJ. BRADFORD ]. P, }
Trustees declared dividend st tho rate OF SIX per
per anum accordance with the bylaws for The SIX
| mont lis previous 10 the lst inst. -,
The dviden due deposition will he paid in cash. nlar cd
to his credit sdepose on The lst {" a. my %
New Orleans 18th May. ls,6 myl4 d3 k3Mo
AsD5O kegs chSrs Isa & r taIy k,tses by co.
my.e Is Tchoppiioulas street
ARD pII,--20O bbls Shit"'s Winter St nned for sal
| l. l,y VOORHEES, GRIGGS 4 CD,
j. m.9 10 IGh,lln'onlAs % ftreet
WI1IsEkY 29u "bls Dsrys sar. f., ,s! sale by ,,o
| my2e '5 rnhmuni'oulas street
Is h'h-'o' '0'' ''"gt VuoWH1$S, GRlGGs ( CO.,
1nv&9 gsze-s.- Is Tehonptoulas street.
WHrsKyo "e o,yT'IS ~ ESG ftt;s;s Gf e. b TO-
q 's 6'l''nni ,"les
CFARcE3 -suu boxes Fo Is wren Pearl fer sale by
my29 Is rch"nniouas street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03

DRFCKENRID9E COAL-A SMALL, SUPPLY OF yHfe
ID celebrated coal s being received win be ,old
fl5 per delivered, Sf taken ward Order
left No Wall street Thompson's ofise tbs yard
OF Twenty seventh street and gbh Ca
see II burn o. either pfaos r. u. SNOW, Coal Dealer.
CUMBERLAND STEAM C0Ai. Run OF THE MTNEs--
~ In YARD for ots TO aut purohasers al re
duced mice JANIS w. WuTst 726 Fourth al Fast river
n f7FKroof oRREL COAL AFi0AT- DIsCH A RaT No
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rcsaa ff 6rriy ard for 81 iowsst marker
sfce 10 ~ 90 from tbs alp Also Tor ,se I,saob
efHbHte, Icnzh, Con,i .,lsn1 mi Ssnnc coal, HFNRY
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