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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-22

THE WHEAT CRor.-T'hc Cambridge ND
Democrat states that the wheat crop in that
county looks very badly, owing to the severe
freezing and thawing this winter. 1t looks
very rcd like as il it had been fred 1t will
probably come out yet, if too many Gifts
branches have not been entirely killed.
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4florric0.

On the l9'h inst, by the Rev. Mr. Davis
of Titusville, n. j., Mr. JESSE A. KIRK, o
Rising Sun, Nd, TO Miss HANNAH MOUNT
formerly Of Grigsstown, n. J.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-22

CThc Dog Law as finally passed, and tn,
law for bridge at Chesapeake City will b,
found in another column.
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PNPER H.NNGINGS.

90O0 pieces of Wall PIP ~ and Borlcrs in Gilt
Glazed and ngfazcl at al prices. from one of the
mos Gel braiei N nufactorcs ia this ry;
nrary al of rev patterns, which will he soil II.
lowest PHILADELPHIA, prices. Also-lOOU lbs prime
quality liED FEATHERS Iinar lj-:;w X
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IN TOWN AGAIN.

NNtlE subscriber respectfully informs the
4 Ladies' and Gentlemen Of this locality
that it Is his purpose to remain but few
BAYS, hoping they will embrace the opcr-
tnnity Of obtaining one OF his
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A WILLIAM TELL SHOT. The Boston Post
must be he'd rcsponSiLle for the following:

~ w lillian ELL SIlOT. lie Boston Post
must be held responsible for the following:
In Pittstown. Rensselaer, county. N. York
Horace III. WadSworth. with his rifle, at arm s
length, AT twenty PAGES, shot potato from
the head ola young man named Crogan. The
potato was cut in two. and by the force of the
ball, vale as big as a mans finger was rails
cd on Crogan's head, and the poor fellow
thought his skull was split. though no blood
was drawn nor any real harm done. The
truth is, a party in The tavern. somewhat
elatcd, had been discussing the story of Will
liam Tell, and that led to the perilous trial.
Crogan says it was the first and last time
that he will ever stand as live illustration
of Swiss patriotism.
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MARCH loll, lSoD.
Mr. EDIToR:-Thc last Democrat proclai,ns
that tie "untcrilicd'' have assembled at
'Marrctts, and ON motion Of the Railroad
COMPROMISED, the congwgatcd wisdom was
put i'll working order. The or, dcnials being
dispose ofncXt comes tie resolutions which
will be admitted by every one to lack weigh,
but this deficiency if fully compensated by
numbers, for in the whole generation Of big
bcllitd Spid' rs there is not one of them that
can weave a longer ypn than this committee
on resolutions have done, but stronger one
might be easily woven by the lankcst of the
tribe. The thirteenth and last resolution is
exceedingly rich and no doubt caused friend
Henry to stand an inch or so higher in his
boots than he did when the rrturns of the last
election came in. 1t certainly must be graf
flying to know that he is worthy of the con-
tidcnrc of orr party but instead Of saying .sour
party had the committee said the ruff scrull
OF Europe. and particularly the "Elkton
cllqnc,' the people generally would have
known what was undcrsto'd as som poriy. ~
AS to the destruction of the Elkton Oieawhy
commonly known as the Central committee.
all men out of the ''clique" must say amen.
The formation of "Drmocratic clubs" is
tie burden of the twelfth resolution. We
beg Leave to inform our friends Ion the other
side of the fence" that such a step is entirely
uncallrd for. as there arc clubs" enough al
ready in the county to "cavc in" all the ali
built castles that your Pope serving party
will be able to build between this and ,loomS-
day. After the appointment of the ncccssa-
ry committees, the members of this great
''pow wow cooked their hats over their right
eyes and again mingled with the deor people,
wtll satisfied III their own minds that the
least amongst them is by far a greater man
than his mother. Bow PEEP.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-22

4 large stock of Casinrtts offered at the
n lowest market price by
%-> WM. TORBRET.
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vyheatiey,s Arch St. Theatre.

WncatIcy'3 AfCn ST. TNea1TC.
A RICH STREET, above Sixth. Philadcl-
n pha. The STAR COMPANY conpos-
ed Of the first Arlistcs in the world, and cx-
C cdin@ in strength and talent any Dramatic
combination heretofore offered to the Thcat-
lical Public. will appear EVERY NIGHT in
Comedy, Tragedy, Scro-C Comic Drama,
Vludcvil!cs, Musical Bnrcttas, &C., &c.
DWlen visiting the City, go there.
Dec. -.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TNHE County Commissioners Of Cecil
l. county viii meet at their office in tho
Court House, in Elkton, on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday the 9Th, 9th and 10th
days of April next, and also on Tue sday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the 22nd, 23rd
and oath days of April next, for the purpose
of hearing appeals, making transfers Of proper
~, md correcting assessments; and notice is
hereby given that after fIe said oath day Of
April next. 1856 y no alteration will he made
i'll any assessment for fle year 1856.
BY Order.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD. CLERKS
IL L uuutN Eumlu,r rs nj GI.cil ruuuty.
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Spring Dry Goods--lS56.

LAGER & BROTHERS LANCASTER Pa. hay
i just received AMI orcnel new anl complete
assortment of SPRING floods which they will offer
ut the very lowest p ices.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

E"rnslcy She rir: Ii, ems Sh citing and Skirtins
'otfons. Dama-k Table Linens Chccks anil Tick
ings. lIanI<pun shifting Linens Osnabur-s and
iowclinss. Marscill's Quilts. Napkins &c. &c
CARpETFNGS AND NEW DESINGS IN
NcIv t. InGr in. Hemp. Brussels. Venetian List
RI bR OIL CLOTHS of various wild h. and
ma
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COAL YARD.

n )ARD Il ALDRIDGE announce to their
l. friends that they are in receipt Of first
quality of stove coal, which they will sell at
small advance. Get. lS-tf.
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Published by authority of the County
Commissioners of Cecil county.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD.
March 90, 1S5G-3w. Clerk.
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BY Order Of the County Commissioners OF
Cecil county. JAMES S. CRAWFORD,
March -, lSJ6--3W. Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-03
N(eo Orltalls laiIn Gtestfllt,
RELIGION.

when youth Is der, and sage reflection brings
4 Its train of reasonings DER the pensye mlnd
when beauty sheds its brilliant tint no more re-:
And worldly pleasures lose their power to plnd'
when the gay dance the festive halls OF ln'reli-
a fhsn how sweet in solitude to kneel,
And lay our souls to God, in prayer and praise.
His creatures we, the children Of his care,
I,owhom He wills salvation, endless life,
Joy, never fading joy and bliss ana peace
Where sorrow cannot come nor cares nor strile
Hail spirit pure, Religion welcome mere h,..st
.Till in tbe mansions of celestial love,
i rise III glory and eternal rest.
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Wonlall's Mission.

,Tis thine to curb the passions maddening sway,
And wipe the mourner's bitter tear away,
iTis thine to soothe when hope itself has fled
Aud cheer with angel smile the sufferers bed;
TO give to earth its charm, to life its zest'
One only task-to bless and to be best. .za
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CLEARED YESTERDAY. .
ARRIVED.

Ship Captain Truan l6 days from Philadelphia, to c Aeeker
kco-lst district. SAP
Ship Judah Touro Noses Is days from Boston, to Dewey
I'D district, Al. ,,
1nayd & Harrisol-wth S tro0ps--Pont.
Schr Jane Elizabeth days from Tampa Bay, to master
Sloop " il wilkins -, 50 tons, from Essex, Y, Lake
Champain, via Lake Erie Beaver Caua and the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers-2d district
Sloop Canfed 50 TONS Johnson from Essex, Y, Lake
Champaign, via Lake Erie, Beaver Canal and the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers-2d district. ..
schr vene McNiel days from Tampa Bay, to Post Mel
Basin.
schr Martha Harrison days from Pensacola 10 John Hurley
&co-Basn. u
schr zume Weber, days from Pensacola, to John Hurley
hco--Basn.
Schr Baar, English, from Pascasoua-Basin
Schr Exile, Sbly from Bayou BRtery-Basn
Schr Condore, Lee. from BiloXi-Rasin.
Schr Polar Star, Mhicomb, from Coyington-l6hsll'
Schr Monterey. from Phscagoua-Basn:
Schr Mary Magdelina Marquee from BiloNi-baSh'
Schr Coy Villiere Smith, from BiloN-Bhslll
Schr Belle Creole, Waterman from bIloA-Ne" haSiL'
STEAMBOATS,.
Lotus Dillon. from Wheeling:
Magnolia, Thomhsson, from NicksburG-
Florida, Grant, from Mobile.
Storm, Moody, from Shreveport.
Defender, Rhodes from ST Louis.
Tovbost ,ngoN Norman. Hendoman from the Pasaestowed
down and 9th ut, ship Touon, and brig W 10
lanl-btought up ships Caspian and Judah Touro .
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PUNTA ROSA, Fn.--Sleamshp SuwsnCe--GeVernment
stores and 5 troops.
HAERE-Ship Il VI Sloman-23n bales COTTON 2ioo slaves
HAYRE-Burk Sarah Park-l959 bales cotton.
TABASCO-Schr Chipola-2G0 bbls Hour l2O3 sacks corn
II les 60 kegs lard, At pkgs mdse
MOBILE-Schr G Brown-26 sacks corn, 81 bales bag
ciuy. - bbls bones SOD empty bblS.
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SRippillg SnteIligel1te.
wrnxrsn,~ December 3. 1856,

WEDNESDAY, December 8, 1886.
Steamship Suwanee. Kttridge for Punta Rosa, "a,
So, = n c,or,an wonasae for Hayre j Whitney eco
Bark Sarah Park, Pendleton, for Havre Whitney eco
Sch Chipola lockwood for Tabasco Godenoow esparfe
Schr P G Brown, Turbos, for Mobile, W Newton xco
Jar CLEARED YESTERDAY. ,..
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EXPORTS,

re- The Storm left Shreveport 9th ut Her olcers
report water low Lakes River At stand to St Maurice
and rising from thence down
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IMPORTS,

TAMPA BAY-Schr Jane EIizabetl-In ballast.
PHILADEIPHIA-Ship Cnspah-Assorted mdse.
BOSTON-Ship Judah Touro-As>orted mdsa
BAT-Ship Forol02 900 feet lumber 100 tons hay to order
PORTLAND-ark Junata2uO bbs potatoes W tons hay to
order.
TAMPA BAY-Schr Tenc-In ballast
PENSACOIA-Sthr Mnrh 11arrison-tB bales cotton order
SD feet sash 65 900 feet lumber 10 Simpson &co
PENSACOLA-Schr Zulime--s6,OU feet lumber to A
Simpson eco.
PASCAGOULA-Schr Balear-3OO00 feet lumber to order
BAYOU BATTERY-Schr Exile--50,0OO feet lumber to
Ward &co
BlIOXI-Sehr Condoe-5 900 feet lumber to Pooley Ncol
Geo.
COyINGTON-schr Polar Star-i0 900 feet of lumber
der.
Pearl. RIyERSchr Monterey-30,00O feet lumber to W
" Care &co
BILOXI-schr Mary Mngdena-5O cords wool to order.
BILOXI-Schr Gov Eillere-30 cords wood TO order.
BlLOXI--Schr Belle Creole-30 cords wood to order,
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gebitlo Of tie 55larhets.

a.~, -s WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec. g. 1856
COTTON The supply sale being greatly reduced by the
large business of tho preceding three days the tendency OF
feghs being upward and factors claiming still higher prices
the business yesterday fell off to $3.50 bales at rates still more i'll
favor OF sellers Wenow quote
" NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ..m..mm .--"
Inferior .e1z@995 Miadlng .13s@!2i
Ordinary luh0l0le Good Miding II 98Gll2is
G fs% H 3GiTsy 1 as F Fai4 ta't
TOBACCO. We noticed sales of hhds at lie, ut l23s'
and at l5c q ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
,s,. cottOn--Aale. ~, Tooaeeo-hh$a d
f RsesS Sn i since sep u S93i5 $50
yesterday 50eS 5o5o33 " -5'3
nv ot,...o. 5-23a5 u92S
Exported y Sssg .... s3 $50 ' IS
m..M.-. 2s995l 7,STl
SUGAR AND MOLAssES The sales of Sugar embraced
$50 hhds at full prices Or Moasse 500 bb sold BIC
5Ssc, go half bbls G462 and 20 poor AT 59c ghon
FLOUR, The supply Of superne light, and prices
The sales embraced 500 bills of which 90 Surrrtnc ST.
Louis at s. To- 100 81 1901 49, and $50 Tennessee (a
kers brands on private terms.
GRAIN. Corn was in limited request with safes Of some
29o sacks soc, and 100 in lots G63c 4 bushc OF
Wheat coo sacks sold 81 40 for red and 81 81 tor white
$3.50 ordinary 81 80 and $3.50 white without Inspection at 81
IS per bnshe The sales Of Oats embraced 00 sacks mostly
at 65c for ST Louis or Bran $50 sacks sold al 81 l5Sl
20 q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Pork was sill very dali and unsettled, with
sales of ECO 600 bbs Of SIG 5l6 10 4 bill
and some retail lots atS 80 OF Bacon 20 casks boneess sides
sold &C. u ribbed the SAME 100 clear ~ and u Of
shoulders AZ Ct u D New Ird dull at V1alc for ordi
nary, but prime old was held at lSc q ID.
COFFEE. Sales 100 bags of which $50 9!9a4c 50 a
10, $50 at 1913 l0H, and 50 AT l0$sc r ID.
SALT. "A cargo Of 5000 Liverpool coarse was sold
Sc, and Of g. l0Osoeks Ii fine at Soc q sack, round.
BAGGING. -. India dull retailing slowly at l3c
pound.
ROPE. 100 coils fancy machine in
1l3&c, but ordinary hand spun dull at 9d9}sc p ID.
WHISKY. Buyers Offering only sc for raw wlc
was generally held about Soc Il gallon
FRETGETS. illadvhnciDg The engagements
ships for Liverpool l9S2d for cotton 3 at I'D One
1924 for cotton and lid for grain, and for Antwerp
cotton Some 500 bales 1akeu besides up at 1882
CATTLE MARKET.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Pari~ii O.! Orleans tiIT Of N7w Orleans. )
remembered that the 18th July, ls4 before the
subscribed tine Peace, for the city aforesaid,
personally appeared Charles j. Mtsnn, Secretary Of the
Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who, be-
i, Wnrr according law, does deo>e Aud the
foregoing accounts just and tre. aud Transcript
from books Of said Company. 80 .
ISigrtd1 L. j. MASSONT, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 18th luy lSi
I>,.tIeG| tllS. VI. BRADFORD.
The Board Trustees have resolved pNy interest of
Six ppr CENT cash. outstanding certificates Of profits,
h0irrs thereof, their legal representatives, on and
.tiirrt the =, Monday of August prnNIn0.
Trustees A.udtr!AreG Dividend OF thirty
hr. and third Irr earned premiums IF the
Company for tr year ending NHh June, l>5t Tor which
certificates will ned the 2h September next
TliNS a. ADAMS, President.
GEU. JONAS, Vice President
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ATTLE ID ARK EFT.
JEFFERSON CITY, n

JEFFERSON CITY, December 5.
The arrivals Of cattle since last report copou and good
stock Of Western cattle with large supply Of Texas and Alta
kapas cattle and moderate stock of cows sheep veal cattle
remain on sale Hogs The market pretty
tive and prices easy quotations.
PRICES:
BEER CATrLE-Western Fine and Choice
- Rough and Fair. ..-............-GlG4s
Attakapas, Texas, etc.,. 400
HOGS.
SHEEP SI 5I-S1
MICH Cows, Fine Kentucky $9Sl5
AND VVLgS1i w
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nOCTOIs IIOOFLAND's CELEBRATED GER
DR.. c. NJ JACKSON, PnIlApMrH1A, Pa,
ese,Se iyS cS%p.n If pfsp1 Tsy 3"a nd ell
as Conslip 3d.,
Fu I1", l1 on bloo i ii to The
Head, Acidy Of the Stomach,
SHs:s S%y;sS5! H;S:: tx"
Of tleSonn"ch, swimmig Of The iea4 AmF' i,,
WSs S Ss is y %",; and R 6a
Af III Eyys r S i FI :s r =
'A'' ''s' :sS is;".a: i FIJI; Hv ;'
and i gT Ss;,i pspf res
The proprietor in calling The of the public this
preparation, does with feeling Of the Utmost confidence in
It's virtues md adaptation to the diseases for which is recon-
and "4ss9 &e s but cnf h 1 n" '0 s s
reputation and unrvle by similar preparations ex.
"" well Tx 'sS%%y ITS '"y?' Hs9a , the
b ""4 ro p % so be- s ] Of "
Of his Agents but satisfy the most skeEnI t;r this
Pri'pn oics md ManaiscIory Sd AKcI sect, Pill
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA
The German biters superior t" Ill pFep"'iG mo !" Use
Dear sir1 feel bound my qualification 70 you for
the incnlcua benefit have derived from the Of TWO bot
recommend them TO be- and chsertny recommend them to the
tended for and superior all other pren;@; 10Y
Very respectfully, yours H. oPPhNlElMER.
THE BlrTERs ALL THEY ARE RErREsEST r To BE
s SFi nxs ssq SG bur- ana nee conn @ them
Respeciinis yaurs W. F. FAULKNER.
L. MAYEhsnys: ,,..a. ,o-,
Your German Bers is SrS y@e ny M Rive
dsG?se Of IA" received from yo" and wish ne" supply I'LL
DR. RAYDoLD QUAIL. says: a.,
have for the las, year used III, r"tS yrm Iii .s1 20 s by
in practice extensively II VIII shorty be 1AY oy
p if t S as Sn pS Se sH i Be- or o a
vicinity than in any other part Of the country
DIX. RABE says: ,-o
Your German Ettrrs have become popa!" here and
wish fresh supply Immediately.
E. y. ADAMS co. say:
Yonr give universal satisfaction ali who have used
YOU should these Biters entirely
table thereby possessing d vHnge5 most Of the pepara-
by Druggists and Stotkcepers in every town and village
nho United States and c""""s' J j. w X CO.,
auls lyiweA New oGl"ans
AYERS CHERRY ELECTORAL, Fol: TIE
wllooFlS Go S*i,iiJr iSi INA AND
This remedy has won for itself such no'"eE Tor - cures OF
sry ys ." rIm"2iy Hise "a I yr, it Is S" ay 5
nifty where i, has been employed $" Wle Is me he!d Of rs
crcry rctio gt the c"ry ebnund publicly "yr
r %., ' tc l by r. ss Win "1" tried il. Superiority
every otl~r medicine Of il. k"d is loo aiairn 10 !"
lo,rer an,iote employ for The ds>,in aud
% T., our %S5.%. o ,h 5iT ny " o ia S G "
the lung, 'l for u, m'er Nn'ir'ies Of 'o,e 70 % %S
NUS, and for Children ii is ta pcS"Iles III" 'NeSi It"'-
X it ba, oe Us" thrHtslou. III .tr,too
d. rlan th pvir n m@iE !, XXX.
a aE + @t ' r >r Y, ATEE '" 81 N and
sold BY every reee't,. :, ,iS!;f ~ i,'' ,ti Want,
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ELOW-COMIEG UP.
MEMORANDA

II Clotilda, - from Brazos, to Goldcnbow Despair
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ]
Parish of Orleans. City OF New Orleans S.
Be remembered that the 9th March, 1856, before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace i'll and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. T. Jan.
ve Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New Orleans being duly sworn, according to law do de-
and that the above lust and true and
transcript from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
H. P. JANNIER Secretary.
subscribed before this 18th day OF March,
1856. G. NJ. BEAlFORD
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved to Six cent in
the scrip certificates OF S55 payable and after the
Monday Of May and have declared scrip div
dtrd Of Twenty-Five cent. on the net earned premiums OF
for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day they reserved the balance
of the profits Of the ending 18th March, 1885, to meet
pending but unaGuSted claims ugains! the Company.
The Company continue insure against the perils OF the seas
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the current rates OF
premium.
Office in iron building Of Camp and Natche streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
4. CARRIERE, Vice President
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INSURANCE.

E51 MI oIr5zENs MT MvrTA 1Ns d.rtE
Risks ut he usual rates.
Geo. W. West, D'HHcF0" {: P. Hunt,
Evan j. Mccall, Nari it'i Gordon, Jr.,
b. Jamison Tnnin j. Marin,
0mcr calIu'i, n.,,, joN" Eaton,
$ $T5E u HA WH5F, y's, r p;:'sn
IA q HH 81 Hy SEy X2H No.
Camp street, New Orleans La
Cash Gap," al I p"id ia; , zoe zoe %
Total Capital e. 1854 sos Is
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
A. +. WEI.MARTIl, Secretary.
mics in Kew Orleans and its Poic. Of Insurance are held by
"i ni 10 ' Gm '''' N''' H. W HNYNE Agent
S,TATfs MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE IN
y SUEANCE COMPANY, OF Pennsylvania.
Capital. .....,'..-...........'. s5oo,OOo
JOHN p. RUTHERFORD, President
S. WARD, Secretary.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, of
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
CAPITAL. EpjUU,uUU
SIMON CAMERON, President.
S. S. CARRIER, Secretary
The undersigned having been appointed Agents Of the above
ra FHs Gn a? WIZ y s ES s
S e. '"y"S '''''' cli I;; A. I&DGzAS ' '"
o2i tJal " tnnp street.
OFFICE OF THE CRESCEN'T MUTUAL
Conformity with tie Requirements of charsr the Ores
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
Afnon Of Premiums received for ending ,,, 90, o.
An .o mi d nicincl risks, july ISL is55.. 7
sl.eg64g7 IS
Premiums on Fire Risks. ..............s 500 ofi 4
:. M M;ni" IRE, Risks.'',-''.'' IA ~ v
''''' '''>NS' -,o-- 49, ,o06 4e7 IS
Less Premiums on Risks not terminated. l39,9b9 45
Less Return Premiums. 2-52 n2 ~, c,, .o
of earned Premiums year ending above $SS96 "
Losses paid during SAME PERIOD VIZ: ,.o,, =,
On Fire Risks. sll2, $50 o.
On Marin" RiSko.................... l32,7-S %
On River Rsts. IL! W Is
s4sS,3l9 "A
| Rtinsrrnnces expenses profit and loss,
etc, less interest, discount, contingent, 49, - $50 ,,o ~,
'ioii ''--o"'loo .
Net enrned profits for the year ending une 80 LOST s 3 II
The Company have the following assets
Invested in bond and mortgage Oh
r perry worth double the amount loaned - 80 -
LonllS On pledge Of Blrk and public
stocks, OIL time S64,265 aS-on call
Bis rgeeivvble being notes for prelni,
1n Vista, in real estate 643S Is
Invested in Bank Stocks 80 shares. 5S9I -
luyesed in Consolidated City Bonds. $3.50 10
Due for premium, in IUl!gst OF collection .hl 10 bt
. Cash II9ibHi u
slll3o5o o.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of nrlenns riiy Of Nsw Orleans. 5
Be remembered that on the 18th Jny ls brtoS me- n
personally nppe,rw Charles j. MntSnn, Secretary Of !h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-03

DURD0aI'S PATENT EXCELSIOR GIN ATT GH
l. MENT AND TRASilER This exceedingly valuable
Improvement to the Gin gives longitudinal oscllang
movement the cotton thereby causing it opresent new sur
face constantly TO the saws; and cosequenty the amount
BY the of this Attachment the ginntr has nothing 10 do
hui 10 feed the Gin Neither hand stick is brought into
QUESTION about The machinery which is very light
and simpeno occupying six cubic uchcscan be attached to
nuv gin now in use in hours time.
Having obtained the exclusive Agency for the state OF Louis
for The State of Aluba from Joseph Wright pre-
pared to sell vdnal county rights for the above
named States .....
,ny communication add essed 10 us will receive prompt
attention.
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MONARCH FIRE ISSURANCEtCO COMPANY
w Of i.UNnnN.-trFtaI and sHrrn, FHn S2W1,UHl
Special Fund held in the United States, 31V''p.
NEW YORK DIRECTORS.
JOHN l.. A,p,nwaL, Grorte Carts, Wut> Sherman.
.tul,rs Harper, Nm. II. Macy, Joseph stuart.
Rvh- lIayIpr5, t.c" NJ. Mi!!lr, Berg VI. WhtIock
TIRE above mined U,- e>iHhti-}p4 a wealthy Company
Policies VI lH,uGdr" hEH~ lhr t>k OF Fire,
Oh Stores dwellings, WArc!nuses. M,retrtudj~t etc.
Il. ". BRlG'i>, Agent.
oil Bin No l!ih Common street
hTOIICfi-riIr Sun NUTuAL INSCKANIE COM
~ PA&Y OF New Urtais nave tu;. day ConnrIced opera
os and prepared take Fire, Marine aud River Risks,
DIRECTORS
e. !. Hart j. Y. de Ecans,
JAS. II. ptneEI y. t. Temo4let,
Alex. u. Kelly, T.. 4. EHwiins,
Fl. 7. f.ohstiatg, Henry RehsAAW,
IluEl Wilson, l. II. StIuler.
Jno g. Kicks j. u. Gaines
TfIONAS StUD, President,
JAS, u. DENEGRE, Vice President
JAS EDWARDS, Secretary.
New Orleans, Jan. /, lS5$ 1n2 "
MERCHANTS NIUTu Al. assurance co.
vi Or NEW UELEANS-D1iee. No los Canal street.
DIRECTORS:
John Pemherton, T. O. Eigunna, j.: A. tr"nd,
Logan Mcknight, ia. n NeFins WIN. Erfe!,
q. tIHil.hrd, + MSpcrU, e. MItenhtfEer
Il. 7. VOORHEES,, Pierre PnutH,
THIS Company, organized p the mutual principle is prepared
saue Policies for Marine River ard Fire Risks,
JOHN PEMBEKTUN President
JrLEs noLHoNnE, Secretary. Ie3 y