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rrn.-gz STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New OrleansS
Be remembered that the 18th March, before me- the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the city sforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p jan
vle Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law, do de-
and say that the above just
orrect transcript from the books Of the said Company
' 80 CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
III. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn 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 cent IN
teres the scrip certificates Of 1866 payable and after the
second Monday Of May next and have declared scrip div
dend Of Twenty cent the net earned premiums of
the first Of June next and they have reserved the balance
Of the net profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadiused claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the perls of the
rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the current rates of
premium.
ofee in building corner Camp and Natchez
8--yI - CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
F%s A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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MeeosyAN,s cE1EBRATRD PnANTA.

T1UN NPUMPS-lloube Acting Suction and Force Coast
Pumps and Pumping Engines diseharging from $500 to 100000
fer Cern and Deep Wells Copper Lined Juice and Molas
with Brass Ball Valves Hot Water Pumps for Forcing into
Boilers againstSenm. i
Mc(ownn's Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume of water from the river
overiowing rice lands supplying sugar houses Drninn
Valve Pumps for juice moasses an forcing hot water into
boilers Steamboat Doctors aud Wrecking Engines Po
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
capable OF throwing from so to IS gallons minute through
a nozzle, distance Of from 100 to 10 feet
The ougnes each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular saw mill, stands, and be furnished
without pumps for printing honse houses etc. where
eompect and simple vertical engines are desirable
brick work erection Of kind necessary putting
these ngnes to work. both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections made.
Cincinnati, December l, 1856.
Messrs. Geo. D. Winchell Bro. & Co:
GensThe Pumping Engine purchased Of for of
small shop the line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has in time and given perfect satisfaction.
The engine drives besides the 0inc circular
three lahes and adril and there spare with
IS pound the inch Of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend the notice Of railroad managers and
others. Yours truly,
S. B. MORSE, supt. c. and C. R. r.
New Orleans, - owe mber l. 1855.
Office N o., 0p and tf W, Raroad Co.
Mr. Bridge SrIn answer 10 yonr inquiry relative TO the
performance OF the MCGOWAN Pumps in upon this road
and that among the variety of pumps we bve in se they
| decidedly the best.
Yours respectfully, A. B. SEGER, Vice President.
The Pumps and Engines constantly for by
ubscriber sole agent here for the manufacturers.
ie25 3mi&W ISAAC BRIDGE, u Magazine street.
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z OFFICERS AND AGENTS OF NIcARAGUA.--In LOOK
ing over the files Of the Niearaguense we find the fol
lowing items, which it would be well for the people &
the United States to read and make a note Of n ii
Nicaragua Officers in The United States.-Tha
last mail brought that quite number of
ho1neres are in the habit Of g showing themseIyes
or In the Eastern States, dressed in the uniform Of
the Nlcaraguan army, and protesting to be officers IL
our military force. The sympathy Of the peope III
the United States for this country induces them to ex
tend many tavors to persons connected with our Gov
ernment, and through this means these preten5ina
officers meet with many fayors. 1t is desirable tha}
THIS proceeding should be stopped not only for The
sake Of our cause, which viii soon be brought into
dsrepute by these impostors but that the real officers
OF the army of Nicaragua the true gentlemen of
tins noble cause-may reap the benefits of whatever
feeling of public sympathy the people of the initial
States may feel towards us. There are but two ocers
of the army in the Uuited States at present and
these are Col Moncosos, of New Orleans and Cant.
Rider, Of Baltimore. All others are impostors.
szs lNlcafag guense, May 24th.
4. Another Officer in the United States-In allndine
Two weeks snce to the custom of certain individuals
in the United States passing themselves of as officers
IN tne Nlcafaguan army, we stated that there were
but two regular commissioned officers Of this Republic
IN that country Since writing this article, Cart.
". Rider has returned to his post in the army and
there are now abroad Col Moncosos and Capt Creieh-
ton The latter gentleman obtained leave Of absence
but a short time since. [Nicaraguense, June It'll n
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sEA-(5OING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXIC0

TEXAS AND MEXICO.
win leave u onTHURsDAY. July II ats O'clock. A. NJ
KS fs asAzos Nsx 5SAMIaATo Sss1 "a ga. uI
@ s nhs new and agnafsn. 5 sa%h aa1
aVng essan 4esn
NeeYNN HARRIS, MORGAN CO., foot of Julia street,
freight pnes 10 9PPss,s Ps Na s sssnsh @ II anaas 10
Captain Kennedy the steamer Grampns unless otherwise
Of lading NJ other oFra vii Be- signed. "a '' e ya
YgRHEa sygRAE 2f Irf sEksfsili e Sisi eo,r
i. Mail Line The new and magnificent
above For fegh. passage having
''D'. = III MAkkIs, MORGAN 4 co, footof julia street,
steamships of this Line VII hefeaiter pay gtesge %
OF sGnns1f tom ON t. m m
M leave e BH!PAS 81tS tAs u e SS'sSf \
ssS aaa S Sr 1ss
cabin ifs HsEE sHEfsisEs %63y
opposite the Steamship Landing.
No freight will be received without an order from S,s the
PHILADELPHIA.
Eo Il ssIala 7aslsf sss:
ps
s,sn' passage Apply aEo 5S FIX = ss0es s'
3ylo o lamp street.
r1 E,nFs NsyJTT A vnErT x,k4ra pEcur F. r
s6S&s 11SE cK ETSTha reaniar nantet brio M =,
lnckson nans.ar hnvnp nost If ber ~
nasaase 'anniy " nj % nn hoprI u or p' ,o = " ~ " ss "
ie26 --- GEO. Y. UNISON 4 Co. 81 Camp street.
,1S& ttETl - it @ 5Ti Ia
Iyihone Thomson master a havur M most Of her
nassare AMY ON board or TO v '"''' - "
pasnser Apply " 70 Sot Tr u IyNroN g. RI 90 r, ,+u..
llL lell GEO: ": hYNs0N 4 co. o. Camp street
- = = ~ . y ~ 2 I y y ~N.-
kNN FOR RNSTnN JJNE-THF,
sM1A Al rcaIar racket shin TuIieft Monton master
a large norton Of her caTgo aneaged and
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FIssIsl Ist9 TIE EDIlOFsfgv lafe i9iteE~
genee from Re d. from the Baltimore sau.
Of the 10th inst ~
Iie barque antelope has arrived liere Win over
900 bags of eofae:t1 Megsrs HoogleF N ssfss i'm
one week Inter adFiees rorn Bio. She bsnas daFgs
to- June Ist. asssSsS
Coffee was frn1er and i shade IsgHer sttosE aEs,f
4 15D 900 bags b special change Iii 8priess
Flour was daier and prices deprssssd.
No other news of moment
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1856.
TT:3l!E TEE LAKE.

re- !. FOB. PoINT cLEasTt. vii. ETR.
ess s Sfs 5 as + stssa r ss1s isp ssaE
ssRasK sE sns sffgssar Sfr 4 % S%sfk ~ dfss 70 POINT
sandays Mondays Wefnesdays and Saturdays viii leave
IN iaPa & S WHAT
wi y. .Y.. u. Y. DAYfD I FORD, Agents.
E9K nS1r n11RHL GfssI1Aa DIAEeT ss,s1r.,atSs DAhY
plendia x 5isaner Gsba
Oregon Myes nase hsvsg BEEN built esprssy or s
sI e s sad e. s a s
Ss on bs BE- sv9 G the y ose N @
80 Cabin Fare to Mobile.
NJ o.i.... r,..,,i is1I Agent il bank Rlass
RR1bAiEgRpHEK1hhE EiH1H III totIssE5s oAtHsEzsHSHG BI
ssssasesss5ss. - PACKETS:-The steamer w. C. Young,
= Esf &? + II
a s ifi 81
FRIpAY M .yla and | sATgRnAT ! " lg \ {.
Il eYssT 5sP1H snS g5etrnn vii leave doavs
os}oeE "a Ssse is
e s2s5 r 5SBa% sss
Fare = ! meals : sStEs SUNDAY EXCURSION. !
sss
" f sasi e e
Fire he excursion ST. ash breakfast viii be provided
For further particulars, inquire of is- gass
je2T D. Ct LOWBER, Agent, a3 Magazine st
Il R@|s LAKE SHORE PACKET.
lE5sHAAkdtssSA STEAMER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Arrange
Inen.For Ocean Springs and Intermediate land
EoLE Joseph Neso master, expressly trade
with superior accornodaton will Pontchartran
Railroad the arrival at the Lake cars as foilows
IssS1s m Al Isayss Ocean spng
TTgEsDAYSs M s:. g a. y. cars WEDNESDAY EVENING,
IHnRsDAYs,. 9 A. " cars FRIDAY MORNING,
saabkp aTbsRAh EYESN YhSkE!S
Leaves Jefferson Railroad-5 8gS85S
TUESDAY, S:20 a. NJ cars: SATURDAY, 2.20 p NJ cars.
The steamer CREOLE, returning Monday nights Sat
urday mornings will not stop at Pass Christian and Bay
Louis. 81 F4'- g5s q&Ess g,- ls
Freight extra baggage horses, carriages Tues
days and to by these trips must be sent to the
Railroad on the days previous in time the O'Clock NJ
trains and Fridays and Saturdays days
in time for the2 O'Clock trains will be left until the
trip
@s .s-.l-FAEE-g2- 5}..i 81 +s4@
Cabin Mississippi City, Springs 81 50
leSf passhSe..- =
New Orleans, June /. 1856. ' = Ss"'ef ie5
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{ Id. I'D 5g$s IL n 5{a
4 0LD LINE Vine MERT1 "A meeting of the Old
Line Wings Of Baltimore county ], Nd. was held at
Coekeysville on Saturday the 5th inst. Frederick
Harris, Esq, was appointed President, and N.
Carpenter, Secretary, The following resolution was
unanimously adopted: #s$ Ss
Resolred, That in 1iard Fillmore We recognize
the only true national candidate for the Presidency
before the people. being neither for the North
against the South, nor for the senth against the
North but with the equality an The States
under the Constitution, ilnhued with " hig prin.
cples aud offering iii the character of his preEous
administration the surest guarantee Of exeentiYe i'm
partiaty and of 0 wise economy in candaeting the
affairs OF Government
Other resolutions were adopted seven delegates
were elected to the State Convention TO meet in Bal
| tmore on the 10th,
The meeting was rather hard on Old Buck, as Wit
ness the following solation animousIy adopte
Resofred That Mr.. Buchanan, by ayowng himself {
no longer James Buchanan, but the Oh ineinnah plat
form, has substituted platform itself as the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency and has sacrificed
his own identity to a manifesto OF his party.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES. RT!E'UR
OHIO RIVER.

fYa%e Y, STEAMER NIAGARA, Harry 4.
IfAsasakz5 SPOTS, master FOR LoGIsEIILE-
and all Intermediate landings throughout the season. as
Leaves New Orleans on WEDNESDAY, July 49, at 5P.M.
State rooms be secured by applying 10 ag5f
ap2I BELL, BUCHANAN Il CO. 95 Magazine H. Z
&, R#gs =, STEAHIER JAS. s.RIONTGOHTER
ISsss4ssskttsS Sassss FL Sam,L Montgomery, master This
IsSssszsz splendid steamer will leave for LOUISVILLE
throughout the season, as follows E- ! 40 =
Leave New Orleans or MONDAY. Jujy 2ath ratgP -.
THURSDAY, August 14tl, at s P. N.
The Montgomery Is in point Of speed
odaons by any boat In he trade Rooms for any Of the
above trips can be secured on application to -
ap2l BELL BUCHANAN Il co. 95 Magazine street
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
..,-, Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January 1866 before
the 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
cordng law depose and that the above
and and correct transcript from the books Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, Presdeni.
JAS H. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1885, CHAS. NJ. BRADFO ORD; Second Justice of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
per cash the outstanding certificates of profits the
holders thereof their legal representatives and after
MONDAY, the 11th of February next
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
per the premiums of the Company for the
yeard ending 3st December 1855 for which certificates will be
Issued and after the 18th Of March next.
MThis Company continues insure against the peril of the
seas rivers and loss damage by the
PREMIUM Office, No. 7S Camp street.
E'@Sn@ ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
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JAMES n. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January Is, 1856.

TRUSTEES.
John R. Shaw, s. L. Levy, w L. Laner
Geo. W West A. H. May, Philip A. Shaw,
Richard Lloyd, John H. Owen, S. DeVisser
Elijah Peae, John Hall, Robert Dyas
j. p Harrison, Rufus McIlhenny, W. H. Avery,
Joseph Hoy, J. G. Cocks j. f. Isenliour,
L. C. Jurey, j. A. Dougbery, John Rodenblrg,
s. O. Nelson, VIM. A Kent, A. @. Kennett
Alfred Moulton, A. Dessommes, E. L. Converse,
W. G. Pompkins, John G. Goodrich, J Eager.
L. D. @. Wood, s. B. Curry, janl6
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LOWER MIssIssIpPI.

Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING at s o'clock.
tn N, Y. 9. MAIL PACKET FRANK
lRlhzstSa LYON lin place steamer Natctez-Regrar
ssaa@a ficksburg and Milikens Bend Packet The
fine fat running passenger packet steamer Frank Lyon,
Ashbry, master, will leave above for MIikeu's ,end
,TTeksbag Watfenton Grand G1lf st. osephs Rodney,
and all intermediate landings The Coast regularly every ST.
uday o'clock NJ For freight passage having unsur-
passed accommodations, apply on board, or to .T1 4
f@ LEWIS SNAPP e CO.. 81 Front street or to
r. X. LAUGHLIN, IB Carondelet street
n All freifht for River above Yazoo Civ mns be
consigned to some house in Vicksbure ~ TTivI4 Z
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fNOXV PfGAS-S00 bags fresh Cayed Crowder Caro-
" lima Peas landing ex Julia Dean, for sale by "a
BAREILI 4 CO.,
ieD No. 81 Common street
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( DEDUCTION oF Posra AGE T0SV lin DIEafAtJs LAHp
AID WESTERN austria Ly k-TI,e JFaslin Ify,iio

#1JENE5T
ANp ANp @EsTEES aUsTEaLyA The Washing ton Union.
Of The 10th inas- aays.
We are requested To state tlat the British
the British colonies Of Van DieTna' Land arId Wesf
ern straIa having been reeenfly reduced so aix
pence the haiTounce, whether aneh letters are c1s
TIsyed by packet or by private ship single tste of
q these colonies will hereafter be 33 instead of 1
vance ' asS4sA s. 'Asts
We Ihis fafe y, however, Independent of any transit
yeyancs through State atIleF GTlar Great
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The Company have the following assets, viz;
Invested In mortgages property worth
double the amount loaned thereon. $G3, $50 90
Invested in bank stocks. ................. 6S6l5 90
Loaned bank stocks. .............. 125, $50 90
Invested in real estate Office 79 Camp s} $1,000 90
Bills receivable at short time for premi-
urns earned....... ...:....,......... 144,6o6 rs
Bills receivable, being balances sub
scription notes. A,4 85
Dne for premiums in Of collection IL, ,466 81
Cash hand. hand.........................s. B6,024 l9
Total amount of assets ets...... s555 s71 81
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CUNDRIES-
! - $50 boxes ORANGES; @
$50 do LEMONS; 5W9
| 50 tons BRIMSTONE, now landing ex bark Florence
and for sale by A. f. COCHRAN 4 HALL
M Crawl sfrae
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Adam Diacont.

8rOabitrsst, spii&sn 9pnrre> unb Senrstr.,
ntadt benz beufhen Su6ltum unb ben 5ausfrauen insbelunSerr 81.
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BrpaSItr, n0be Der 9kn Sirasc,
bat ifsts pprratbis Gin reites Eager ppn franS6fiGcn, btutIden unS
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enslii&sr @etetbiltsr, &pienfran;sn, @ebailsn, Grlniiiren, Seiiis
%senbilStr, StuIbtter, G%ppirbider, gnprIpprs, ale Sprten Iapier,
6eeern, Sleiteern &c. &c, .icipie aud Gin reidee Eager non SPORT,
mpnais, SaifsntiGer, &alhenns1er, SbrI6fel, S%ipHnIaiten, Bar.
rnpnifa's, 8rtnen, lbri6lihc, 8;nst &c. &c.
Deridbt bat nod netcn ieirtr 9uhbanpIuns cine g eibbibIip,
tbef ertfnet, no ,aIc Builder, bic SemanS si Ieicn iplnibt, aca,n
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@bcnnensnteprtis betrdst % Gts., unb prb bel benz Iufacbcn bed
itIten bic Ginla9e suiidseetbcn.
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