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Office, No sol .Seuenth street, betaoeen ID and f.,
one square south Of City Post Office.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1856.

eZ- We respectfully request all of our friends
who are in position to extend the circulation
of the Era to exert themselves for that pur-
pose. Documents are valuable, but no docu-
ment is 30 effective as the newspaper, with its
perpetual importantly. Now, while the country
is glowing with excitement, while "the elements
are melting with fervent heat" is the time to
mould and direct political power for the estab-
lishment of Liberty, and what so powerful an
agency in this work as the Free Press?
Please examine our Terms, and then send
in as many clubs as you can.
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For the National Fra.
THE MhYFl 0W { R S .

T,r trailing arbuius. may flower, grows ahundan'l'
the Vicinty OF Plymouth, and thu hTNi howrr tina
rrrIed the Pilgrims after their fearful WINTER.
sad Maynower, watched by winter star,
And nursed 10y winter gales
WlIh petals OF the selected sPar>,
Aud leaves offrozen ssils
Whsi had she an those dresry hours,
Within her trimmed bay,
La common with the ~ild-woO flowers,
The first smiles May,
Above the brown leaves, dry aud dead,
Behold our May flower here
God wills n; here shall be.
Our years Of wandering DER.
For IA the MaynovSrr of the Sea
shall spr ad her sails no lnorr@
On, .acred flower OF faith aud hope
As swe-tly : then
le bloom on many blrchen sopr,
In many Pine-dark glen
Behind the sea-wslrs rugged length
Unchanged Your leaves unfold
Lake love behind the manly strength
Of the brave hearts Of OLD
so hve the fathers an their sons,
Their sturdy faith be ours
And ours the love thai
It's rocky strength with flowers
The Pilgrims wild aud winiry day
It, shadow round us draws,
The MAY flower OF has stormy bay.
Our Freedoms struggling cause
BuI warmer ere long shall bring
To lfe the frozen sod
And, through dead leaves of hope. shall spr,ng
Aff~sh the flowers oil God,
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In the House of Representatives., Monday,
June ID, Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, from the Sc
lect Committee appointed to investigate the
facts connected with the assault by member
of the House upon a Senator, the 22d of
May last, made the subjoined Report. 1t was
accompanied by mass of testimony, the sub
stance of which is embodied in the report itself.
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those who now abuse the powers of the Fede-
raj Executive, would witness the emu
mont of Southern as we'll as Northern men,
.nxious TO be delivered from a crushing OPP
nression which will tolerate no dissent, much
less opposition.
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SPEECHES OF MEMBERS.
j. G.. W.

So great has been the demand in all direc-
tions for Summers late speech, that members of
Congress begin TO feel it quite pecuniary tax
TO grant sll requests made Of them for copies
By the by, We will here take occasion to remark
that the sending out Of speeches is very oner-
Gus tax, not only on the purses of the members,
but also on their time. Many persons seem to
be under the impression that the members get
these speeches free Of cost, which is by no means
the case, as We can testify that some of them
expend from one hundred TO thousand dollars
a session in purchasing and forwarding speech
es to their constituents. Would it not be well
for the people to bear this in mind, and enclose
small sum to their Representatives in Congress
or the Republican Association of this city, when
they desire copies of any documents, and there.
by relieve their Representatives from so heavy a
tax.
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ks bill. Even the Stadts-Zeitung, the German
organ in New York of the Administration,
paper hitherto entirely subservient, cannot hold
its peace.
"The recent news from Kansas" 1t says,
" exhibits the events which have taken place
there in a more gloomy light even than we
stated few days ago, and we should be
guilty of folly did we not appreciate their con-
sequences to the Democratic party, as well as
those OF other occurrences of the last lew
days. We are compelled to confess that at
the next Presidential election they will cost US
thousands and thousands of votes. We may
prove as clearly as possible that what has nap
pened in Kansas is not necessary result Oh the
Nebraska bill the reply will surely be, that the
Administration might have prevented 1t all,
and that this Administration is a Democratic
one. The prosecution and arrest OF the Free
State men was the greatest folly that could
have been perpetrated on the part OF the frlends
of the Administration. We may hold the noto-
rious Legislature as legal or not, but so much
is sure, namely-that part Of its acts are a
mockery of the Nebraska bill itself, and one
desired to be silently despised and ignored
Even if we regard the Legislature as legally
elected, it does not follow that its DEGREES are
in harmony with the spirit of the Constitution
and the act of Congress, to which that very
Legislature owes its existence. Suppose 1t
had passed the same laws with reference to
bigamy, as in reference to Slavery, would any
reasonable man expect that such laws should
be respected and obeyed? Certainly not They
would stand in entire opposition with the spirit
of Democracy, az some of the existing laws
actually do. 1t i'll becomes the officers of the
Government to cause Free State people to be
arrested who are guilty of nothing but mere
hocus-pocus, while the notorious murderers of
Free State people 90 about undisturbed. These
are facts which cannot by any means be dis
puted away, and We are convinced that they
will weigh heavily to the prejudice of those to
whom the guilt, either directly or indirectly,
belongs"
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EIscTIoy IN THIS CIrY.-Dr. Magruder, the
candidate of the citizens Of Washington oppo-
sed to Know Nothingism, was elected Mayor
of this city last Monday, by a small majority
The Know Nothings, We believe, have secured
q majority in the City Council. There was a
good deal of disgraceful rioting in the 4th
~
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The Hon John NJ Niles, formerly Postmaster
General and Senator from Connecticut, died at
his resldence il Hartford on Saturday last.
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Mr.. George B. Mathew, British Consul at
Philadelphia, publishes in last evenings Bmlle-
tin. of that city, number of letters, extracted
from the Blue Book lately submitted to Par
lament, with respect to the Enlistment matter,
which seriously impeach the statements of the
witness Hertz, on whose testimony rests mainly
the incuipation Of Mr.. Mathew in the violation
of our neutrality laws. We think Secretary
Marcy might well have spared the Consuls, in
settling his personal difference with Minister
Champion L. Tribune.
We think so too-but somebody in the Ad-
ministrstion thought it an opportune occasion
for furnishing Mr.. Mathew for his spirited opPo-
sition. while British Consul in Charleston, to
the law OF that State respecting eolored sailors.
IT. H. Lin NJ Niles formerIv Postmaster
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Bkzs- At a meeting of the Republican Asso-
citation of Baltimore, held on the 29th instant,
the following delegates were appointed TO at
tend the National Nominating Convention, TO
be held 10 Philadelphia, on the 18th Of June
next. OF Montgomery county-Francis p.
Blair; alternate, VIM. II. Farquhar. OF Balti-
more city-EIias Hawley: alternate, Francis S.
Corkran; DIR. George Harris; alternate, Jacob
RUSSELL. JACOB RUSSELL, Rec. Sec.
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IMPORTS.

MARSEI1IES-Ship Frances Emnn--,o pigs muse AZ, 40
wine 500 baskets wine il Talnmon-2o pkSs nusn ae.ohuo
do vine Paul lime fin tcol75 do liquors ennett, Quarter 4
cop 100 do liquors 500 hns oil bales cHfHs 10 ~
Vile l,rnhpr do nte Dmz * lken-ll2 do liquors 2O 10
olives 35 do mise tavaroc do wine Bellocq heG-o DC
,n,n Eernun,cz-GS Henderson Gnurs-3 do pk-s oil
+ IartoIxI baskets bottles Legend Coatin2Dd do oil ~
r,sas rrors 1000 soap de Fecentasl2N do liquors ION
ons 3l3 pks mist 10 cheese 400 do Ianatt
BrosE2 pkgs rildSe NJ Dawsonl do darcy do terrn--
do & BARRELS do ticrman do j TArtos3 do t5nit
n35 do + Motion &coiI6 do 1874 pkgs liquors 3tH baskets
oil $50 eases oil 1000 iemjohnS TO order.
NEW YORk-Shp Il Sheppsrd-ASSortcd mdse
UAEANA-Brig VIM D Mller-&3 boxes sugar 10 : de Wis
ser acnl to uoit Chhpatier-l pkES heEh
nrborte NQuts-l case do Narntkin hercInh-S 40 I'm
drew Valls-3 do Guma-3 do to Merenu ro-ruit TO
Malicn,
RI ATAN ISIAND-lrig PerSeStrancc-Fruit 10 MASTER
ANTE RINER-Schr May Flowcr-tS,om feet lumber ~
baskets potatoes cords wood 10 o1 eggs to order
CONINGTON-Schr Bloom--5No bbls sand I" order
COYINGTON-Schr Aleyar--35,eth bricks 10 . Mrbber
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ected at l6l6lc b. Yesterday SO hhs A. and R. were
COTTON AND TOBACCO srATEMENT.

qrGAR With an increased stock the market a rather
larger business been done and about 1900 changed
hands during the week about the of quotations. III
Guiding 600 hd the opposite side of the river taken by one
party We quote
Fair to Fully Fair. 9'GG9la Clarified and Rcfned aal
Weeks receipts, 500 hhds-Exports, 20.
MOTASSES The receipts still light and with ll''e"
demand the sales have been confined to some ioo ootS " 4'
for Fermentirg and Thin Rrboied and 5!W33c Tor "oo Mt
boiled and Su,rhouSe hnf barrels at 53ac III"
Is half barrels New Crop the fancy rf'ce Oh o-c s"'
Yesterday however there activity III me the' anu
noticed sales of go hbs at jr52c Tor If'le anu .o.''
and III half bbs Sugarhousc at 535iiac 4 gallon We also
noticed further receipts yesterday OF IA bbS and hhl DDS
Crop, which ,sod when we Closed o"' 'h'i"iie
Weeks receipts eos bhlS--ENports 3D.
FLOUR With but little demand for export aud prospect
thour slight one. of early receipts from the bhlo prices
have declined 2oc and up yesterday morning some AN"
NILS Suncne were sold ST T5GpS7 occasional lot IN the
.r1v mart of the week having brought & lsnS7 l2e q Dbl Tor
st. Louis and limited parcels at s. % for Fancy an"
s. 5os- IS hbl for Choice Extra. Yesterday 25 bhs Or
binary supcrfnc sold at Sc 49, 800 at ST S7a1S i0
Fancy at 81 TO- and 100 Unbranded ut 70 i Dbl
Weeks receipts 26927 bbls--Exports, 6,2H.
WHEAT Prices advanced early in the week and up to
Thursday evening $500 sucks were taken ut 81 F ."
for Prime Red White and 81 250rSl ~ 4 bnSle Tor me
riov Ordinary Yesterday BOO sacks were disposed [" d"
81 G6 for Prime Whie. ST. White at 81 Is, and $3.50 ied "
81 SO p bushc
Weeks receipts &c. 2l4 sacl5S-ExportS 1919
The receipts very light and the sales OF
the week confined to "bout oOV sacks mostly " oc 10"
Good lots but including Ordinary al 6t5c and lew
parcels Choice 12Gt.c q b*hc The transactions cn"e
26yo sacks taken yesterday at 66c q buShel
Weeks receipts. ,tE}2 sacks-Exports, 1853.
OATS We have noticed sales Of 5000 to bE sacks curing
the week, mostly 65c Is buahcI Tor ST. LOUIS cl"s 'o
yesterday nj that rate.
Weeks receipts, 1,iSS sackS-ENports, A3
BRAN Prices have ranged at SlGrSl o5 i 100 ID, IRON
store and the leree the transactions including $50 "cN yes
| terday al 81 D5.
/ IuN ON rlps Llyeb tpu
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parrish Of Orleans, City OF New 0rlehtlSS
Be remembered hn 18th March, 1856, before the
subcrile Of the Peace and for the city aoresn,
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and II. r. Jan
vier, Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance. Company of
New Orleans who being daily according to law do de-
that the above anu
transcript from the books OF the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p. JANSIER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed 18th day OF March
1856 L. NJ. RkAl.fbfD
Second Justice of the Peace Tor the Parish Of Orleans
Board Of Trustees have resolved Six cent in
Of 1915 payable and after the
second Monday ri May and have declared scrip diVl
heu OF Twenty live the net earned premiums OF
for which certificates will be issued and after
the day Of June and they have reserved the Lnance
OF the ending 18th March, 1886, to meet
prnul but uIniiSei claims against the Company
The continue against t IerilS OF me seas
and loss and damage by tire At the current Yates OF
premium.
Office in building of Camp and N.tchez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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TABASCOSchr Bonita30 bhS tlonr, 525 sacks corn 10y
pkgs lard l3 boxes candles, 10 do cheese 40 pkgs dse
PENSACOLA-Schr Mary Elen500 sacks corn 100 40 oas
30 pork 80 bbs flour, 30 bugs Coffee 20 bS WHISKY ~ Nv
OIL ~ do nrd ~ casks bacon, do porter 20 boxes su
dries.
COMPREHENSIVE Tres Hcymanas-l2ll sacks corn, 4o
hbls lard to bills Hour - do taow 80 kegs butter ~ ooAe7
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49, T. 0. 0. T. &C &1gt3
>Ss5TiVSS" ~GS.&A~s~"4S
GRIND Lodge of LOu&sluuu,

THE R. ". GRAND LODGE Or LOUISIANA o. O;
F. -a aa q y 'S G% r a@y" iii, sorr "" Of
Camp and laiHye1,s streets: New or Iy r
No. o' g. Y 5s14 Nastsr EdwSa riis"y TenE;T
shieIis Of Union Lodge 10 s. W rcrrary Henry
E. II ys o con:S 5f y" /: and m " Sr rS
South Lodge No 40, REPRESENTATIVES TO tie 4 y"
Grs ' Iodss ~ ". GranI Chapain " IL Si%:E Of
sP~ q1S No. n Y 1?a M c@to n Ws w< "
Union od Ne + Grand Guard j. Franktord Of cres
nstris! psqy ,fa"+ N'Sr- I MllsE"Th Of @
81, District No 4 $ l. Rnnlet OF ST. Mary'> LoH" 49, 70
R' So g. n If ss9S o sE No. "S
il. nlman, Of Carroll Lodge No. 20, Dsric! No. S j. W.
Of '. NV ea o, Y" 3d. nsc, No: i! il Imychrr, Of
Es Sd S 6 Io "i J. NJ Il ~ M' O" .,S
No q, District No IS sTrSr nrrmsSs Of Magnolia loIEc
H. District No. lGi j. H. Murson of Assumption Lodge No
ii Communications Grand Master or Grand Secretary,
should forwarded the Office Of the Grand SECRETARY in Odd
Subordinate Lodges.
d0VSAH I F"s M meet Syy Gn E% y Sy|n rr
Rotary; II. dillingham;, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON LODGE No. meets every Thursday even,
ins in Nasny Buildings Third District j. j. Snsnn y, g.,
r Jones' G. G. p"ppe, Secretary T. Louis, Per Secretary
No. 3 Odd Fellows Hail W. g Wilson. y O.; H. H. Dent
f I y Il FGs 1Ts %SSSty 1A's H. Shields" Per-
CRESCENT LODGE No smees every Thursday events; in
s s.s!S r 4 Barbo; TTs'>uyF ''
JEFFERSON LODGE No meets every Thursday evening
in JrYsr,on lh, Fourth District. VI. Women y t.; T.
Miller V o.; lerne, Secretary; c. pnes, Per. Sccre
T4:UroSIA LODGE No: 10 meets ecry Tuesday evening
in room NO. , Oh! Fellows Hall. He Fhke y. GG Can
Per- Secretary; r Schneider, Treasurer
ORLEANS LODGE NJ u meets every Tuesday e"oniqs it
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4tbitv Of tie HlarAtts for 4ast Jd|esk'


Saturday Morning, Nov l. lSoG.
general market continues 10 wear quiet appearance ''
st,pples Of Western Produce being mGd scale 10
afford any considerable scope or export operations, wc III"
vices Of the Ohio, with the prospect OF MtHEn
lion being eopeUed extent have had depressing
art anon the rates articles Flour ard Whisky have
declined while Grain generally has brought very nV prices
and Provisions remain without material change 'oon
went off with some activity in the early part OF the week Win
An onward tendency prices, but the market wa" subsequently
epressed By foreign riowS which WAS less encouraging una"
3aa hren nncpatel Tobacco and Mous5cs have COZ"
finled to bring prices with moderate receipt" " Sac'
Freyls generally been in fair request at "pol previous
On Wednesday morning published tic AtiInGS accounts
embracing Liverpool the 18th nst reporting the Cotton
market unchanged bu, firm, with sales Of $4,000 iaes during
tho three business days preceding the steamer departure
The Asjs iyices We're received yesterday forenoon aud VIII
ut found i'll another column.
The weather has been clear and rather pleasant Noy
laE and closes cool
COTTON The huoyucy the Cotton market whtci pre-
vailed at tie continued Saturday When
buyers forward freely, aud although factors advanced
conditions 80 c, the sales reached FULLY l2OV o
The demand very Monday, resulting in business
$3.50 bales without further change oi moment, mi OF
Tuesday operations checked somewhat by the full price,
clained the sales embracing 1910 bales At father improve
1cn Of SC for the mddHg and lower grades, Ga
Wednesday, morning htlHnC ivceS before the pull
lie and being a favorable than Ri htru rrrci
Che market assumed heavy appearance, and only aDo 100
hall, were disposed Of during the day a prices GENERALLY w!C
Factors Hal previously refused On Thursday again hut tr
hvyrrs r1,cared tue sales confined to Ga1 bales
easier nrices but uOalc change holders generally b.
ing qu tc Arm Yesterday the market opened with aQNic Al
e4rance aud was ro1 improved 1 the AoaN news, which WI
ia the street 1t an early The ies reached barely 20
bales irregular and somewhat easier prices S o"t not SUI
ently 50 to require any figures The sales
tie entire week up 4200 bales aud the market CLOS
about the range Of our quotations. As io'to"
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cr ship Frances Emma. from Marsues-t passengers.
EXPORTS.

EXPORTS.
VERA CRrH-Steamshjp Gaihoun-25o If bAeH cotton, a
boxes candles and suntTiea.
QUEENSTOWN -Shp Marathon-29s2 bales cotton
PENSACOLA-Bark Mary Bently-ln ballast
MALLARGABri Joyrn Antonio3g0 hbls tionF, SO hhG
do IL hblS tar, 1900 feet lumber 800 slaves.
PENSACDlA-Schr i.2bec Mcz!c!-2t1 sacks corn - hb
Do7k OIL 10 casks bacon 10 bbis o>nee, do aTd
" bread - bbs tour " bills potatoes 10 do ONIONS, lot ma
chiurry, y boNta mdsc
GRAND cuYMANs-Schr Doiphin-65 ibis Hour, 10 dc
) Gases s..Qts 1000 feet lumber.
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Aeu OrIearrs 1ailn Crestent.
gItU ORLEANS Nlontv Ilarhat.
CRESCENT OFFICE, 30 Camp street.
t,riaar Evening. Oct. 81, 1855.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street,
Friday Evening, Oct 81, 1870
o .xnected alvces Of the Asia, whcharrvea al Ne" 'o
e received st early hour in the day. and were gefe''
Ha,,eh Of satisfactory nature. We do not learn mat '
HANK of has suspended, and begin 10 ''',hN w
rr resnectabe and intelligent correspondents oil some " Wv
New York papers, particularly the journal Oh 'o -
rrhich published a letter dated the "a OF oco"e' "
from some banking house to correspondents IN VIEW
5.w,s u determined conclusion" the Bank "'"'" w. 49,
x,sre very wide of the mark, and are likely 10 'e' "
we are fully satisfied that schemes OF every N. a
s.ksracter having their origin in hurop'' "' , ,.
,. :; y vort nsners TO operate the general markets
~ he Southwest If they not intended TO nave e'c' o
cotton ev are on -four grain and exchange rhere are nell
sous Quotations and up dispatches forwarded on Inc AT
:. ,,t every other steamer Halifax and New York
wshave heretofore remarked recommend to all lhe'cs'e
"a, await the regular mails by each steamer unless hey n''
arents in New York whom reliance can be placed.
hs ,,orav market continues quiet without any increase Ia
rates There is more paper offering The laiSS nave NV
fouud IT necessary reject any important sums o' ' VIVA
slusde of Bank paper readily placed at hses "i'' III"
cable annexed which variation from H's' "esh
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TOBACCO. There has been some little movement in The
market sales of 200 hhds have been reported
risjng 81 hhds Is at 80 Light and part Cnrkcayle at
g5lz at the price Al 24 al l33 scraps md Poor
Sings at e. reund 80 hhds and f1@ hAd Choice and Sc
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C ATTLE M A R K + T

JEFFERSON CITY. October 81.
Arrived tolay 2iS head Of Cath. dncinding = head OF
WrrrnD lis Hogs Sheep The market WAS b poorly
,uppli with Mich Cows and opened bare OF Hogs An hp"
,ply of Beef Veal Cattle, and heavy soek Of sheep
u1liInl on nlin
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INSURANCE.

CONTINENTAL FIRE AND MARINE Nv"
" suRANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
Capital, (Chartcr perpctual) ooo'ooo
GEORGE W. COIIApAN, President
GALEN WrlsoS, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA WErERENCfs
Ills Exccllcury, Governor james Pollock
Tx Governor William f. Johnston;
Hon Robert NnuN, Mayor
Hon K. r. Cournd Ex-Mayor;
Andrew NJ Enstwck Est, President City Bank;
Joseph s Riley, FISH,, Secretary City :'nk;
Cl,as S. Boxer, E>,,, President Gr'r' Bank;
Cen. John rndwullnder, Hon J. r. Tyson,
Col. James Page, Hon. james Cooper,
Hon. j. Il. Chandler, John NJ. Coleman k'l'
McssrS. Livingston CO., Robert Il. Martin, fa''
Messrs. Brown, Hin 4 Co., I. W Bailey, ENV,
Mcs,rs. Hay y MrDcru, William Bowers, EsH.
ESnickcrboclkcr Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK. CITY.
ERASruS LYMAN, President.
STEPHEN G. WHEELER, secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
John T. kichlg E>o james W in1>t"d, E>l-,
Marshall lrlyrs E>l., Thev P"irmn> Jr h"H
T. b. Ii,chrrl. Esq.,, ,ro. NJ. Wheaton, ESD,
Hon. VIM. Wight Henry T. Hart, Est
uSASCE COMMITTEE.
Isaac Kip, lr, E,e., L. s. NUnroc, E,'t
James " ltnle,cd Esq.
lorAn BOARD OF HEFEHEN'rS
sirssls, Frllowes X co.. Il. T"cmo ~ Taylor,
T. j. Hart X Co., Il. Fhkin \ Co.,
Howard X Hail. William James Mclean, Esu,,
I;ulI. Ellis a. co., L. IL. Barton, NJ. H.,
Messrs. ,Irnkn~, Williams 4 e."
WM. T. LEON ARD, ". H.,
i. Il. MTNlIIE, NJ. D.,
Medical Examiners.
Me,Ar>. CoXE& HREArN, Attorneys.
Having been appointed Agent the above nle s! espon,
he Companies am prepared issue Policies Against loss or
damage hy Fire dwellings, Merchandise cotton in
PRESSES Tin Sugar Houses nt," Marin" and INLAND RISKS
rs we'll the Live, Of White Persons md Slaves, rInird OF
unnccilnnccd at the lowest rates of prtn'iun
p9- All lossrs promptly adjusted and paid.
aEy-Ter per cent. returned on all premiums.
q. 7. MILLER,
General AGENT for the southern States,
o22 If No. Ii rouncl"i.d Place.
CRATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE IN
> SjEANrE COMPANY, Vi Fenn>! lyaria.
Capital. ............... ,0o'
LonN =. RUTHERFORD, President
, :. WARD, Secretary.
. Commonwealth Insurance Company, If
harrisburg, F"nn,1 j'Ai'a
Canitul, Observation-Disclosures. SJuO,bU
SIMON CAMERON, President.
s. $, CARRIER, Secretary.
offices, ave prepared 10 ake F" Nnrl. and IL
'S KIk IN 4. "."' 2rn1 1 TO- JanS Eoo
O." rn!m Harrison" Imjh T% 2II 2G"% 4 H''s' I">
81 tjal . ran,r Sr,~t.
OTtEgHr1& < ~ r5IH f' n $N# HI' \
c""jty ~I'n Me- r. @InM5 , W' ~ ~ ;@a "' ,,
%s"nI Premium, received for year ending s.., 90,
At4ynnt Of .n.tin.ta;rt rhr JuIs j., >... li77
slroi4y7
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PRIE GEE
Shipping GnteIIigmce.
SATURDAY, November, |, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Calhoun, Ha,hbunc for Vera cruz,
Shin Mnluhun Tyler, for Queenstown, 7 HhIihcy Aro
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Sctr Izacc Mc2ck Hanson for Pensacola John il'A AGO
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Srlr Nn,ry Fllr, Rowe, for prn>urln John lImy &vp
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