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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-22
IN ihe COIII21 AL CnMMON PLEAS FRANh..

Ut" NVUKI Oi CVMMUDanry c1osFR Co, ard
i LI.s COZ Nay ONO --HENDHi I'm ~ Receirer To
osh.ns a.. a. BEONN, aud r. ~ in,,nhas OHIO: In
Ire CrctOr Of s'a A. G. BROW" - ,hs .,,, c..e tho Cred
hcr. % .ad Rovn ehJ o,lnea "a As Receiver al
:" 70 n" oo j. sad as%nds. y ~.
SAID s,o~o duy 'O,sen's'S S..peiSey g Un-.. sal.
owne" = d cism 40 ~. tf~.er;e he' on or before te
18Th dy Of September re't prorerty and effect. Of
$40 c Brow, toshSh the1 1RrNI v SMITH, RECEIVER
Cpuuh. q Jniv =. ~" "
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- Yorl-DYGRAssE MALTBY ssainst JOHN w. LAT
son and MARGARET hs wife Matthew maloney, Alfred
T. T>l,on Lefty Wsnsce TX Bsrnsbss Hammett Herbert g.
Prbsrd Horace r. Crane Frederick A. Coe Thomss OTIS LIE
Roy David Smith william Bunker Frsncs ". Smith, Edwin
WGier Nathaniel Barnes Patrick BOnnen James habbett,
Henry Mabbett Horace Greeley Thomas mcElrsth Robert
William RUM Abrshsn R. Van Mes, j. Thomas P Jsetaoa
Caroue his wife John Cslsn, Joseph Craig James n
Wood al Richard Moors-To the above-nsned Defendants
you hereby summoned and required to toe
action which filed this day in the Clerks Office of the
City County Of NewYork and copy Of answer
ups Office No a Wsl st. in the City OF New Yo<k
eny aer the service hereof exclusive of the day
Of such service and you fail TO the sore
said the plaintiff viii apply 70 1e Court fo the relief
IN TIE con- plaint-New-Y York, July II, 1856.
iyIs lagewF JAMES C. RICE, Plaintiff q Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT-COunty Of ONTARIO.-
GA6RAHAm a POST % PIs,ptH pyq sgSiqst BENJAIIN G.
ZADOCK PRATT and IRA @. TOnPKINs Defendants =
Sun II oDs for Reef-To BENJAMIN c. LlsCOMB, JAMES
WOODS WILLIAM II CLARK ZADOCK PRATT and
IRA g. TOMPKINs, defendants You hereby summoned
10 answer the complaint Of ABRAHAM POST, lAntif
which will be filed in the Office Of the Clerk of said County
ard copy of the at the
Village Of Geneva within twenty days after the service Of this
simmons exclusive Of the day Of service the plaintiff will
spply to the Couit the relief demanded In the complaint
{, J. FOLoEn .--.... -...5fney,
iys lsV7wF Geneva Ontario County, N Y.
The complain fled In Ontario County Clesks Once on
enk slth Of June 1876. c. l. FOLGER fltffs Attorney.
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~ PURSUANCE Of an order of ,,c Surrogate

of ne County " New fort noN heTeh, fvcn % AT
rrr,op, hasips claim against DEN IS MULLINS late Of h,
neIeof to the subsorbeTs die resiece Mullins No
Renwe 1t N NE u New iors on OF before ,,s sg Ssv %
DAY o' Soticuher ne t-ns,ed New Norh, the s" my
March. la6 DANIEL OCONOh esetu'o''
ubT'l.O6mF. aSN MULLINS. EIcoufris
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HOPE HALL, No. % ST. CHARLES
MUSIC TEACHING.

,,.,, INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL NIUSIC.-
aa99 THOMAS MARTIN of the oldest instructors in
gY This CITY will give in this accomplishment to
Ladies Or Gentlemen His ability too well known to
require recommendation - g.
rs Orders left with P: WERLEIN, No. Camp street
will meet with prompt attention. - - o3 u
-1asa. Mrs, CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC
ST, gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GglIAR
her residence. % Constance street. and also at
SbIsE No so Hevia street. R5-TermsS5 per month"; or
twelve lessons LECTURES ut q Constance street once
week. ltio y
n1ANDTEACHINE.-A r. CHANDLER informs tho
public tnthe ready TO give Lessons ON the Plane
either at his residence or'at that Of his pupil >
A peculiar method for teaching children.
Residence Orange street. between Camp street and Coliseum
Place. -
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MILLINERY.

NEW SPRING MILLINERY, No go
81 . Camp street, corner OF Julia =:
%s~ MRS. McENANY respectfully informs the Ladies
she has received large aud elegant assortment OF
Ladies' and Misses Fancy Lace Hair, Gimp, Diamond and
English ---4
Misses Ieghorn Straw and Lace FLATS Boys HATS and
CAPS.
large assortment of Flowers Ribbons Lace VefS, Fmbro
ered Fet and Ats White Kid Gloves Embroideries,
Pa1asos etc. which will be opened on Monday 18th inst
Country orders punctualiy attcndedto. fe25 tMylT
- ~ LADIES, OUR OPENING DAY.sc4N
SEENa Mrs G. W. ROPER, No. l65 PoEiraS, be Ss%y
EIS8 tween Carondee and Baronne streets, begs ~
34 leave to Inform the Ladies' that She is just opening
splendid assortment of ..-..
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Silk BonnetS
Velvet BonnetS,
Satin and Plush Bonnes
Ribbons,
Feathers, s. .s. ..-# ., ...
Flowers,
$50 Lace Wells,
Dress Trimmings etc.
Which Mrs R. respectfully invites the ladies' and the country
buyers to caltuni examine S%S% nl2bm
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

GOOD NIEDICINRs.--IP IS ESTIMATED THAT
done oT liz pn6c @ f oo oHe
There ~ question hat hs Cherry Electoral has
6loap isaesa Broaehi;s etc., mich Feaeed lie
Pills good as tie Pecorn and viii complSns
Msy nay needs te r nn he tie wo
sceral system from distinctions Purge ont ths diseases which
s ac the s d ye dss Ss
from the system before yS too s S e 70 Sh s weak
but wen hs aa "st aound
# os whH nys eSn ense Rsa tH
pypaps Rans iSas SonpainS HsassaEn
Sasnf s GGn aha % On tS tie es Wom Nervous
% ss 5 ss e1sE1 srsy t o
pan;s for wSeh frssys Remedy rsa5irsd
ry ts once a9d YOU yin fg Eye y BE- ~ Without them
P Prgs re is y b HS E ches Lowell Mass
e By sd S'Dse"3sw Rs5HHr'
Certain eh WG pr f.. ax a ss taso of s
osy5: ss ST ssss5
the either not known Or nuf hee 70 soe
resdss for W0rns eTperenee has proved them Al more
o or Bss od We os to
Il e s asn T and s5e
il 's 53s s$Hsh e. $Shis
safe its opsro and CENT sa nan M se hs
e 81 i Ss Worms 5S
pale eaien color and suuSed with OCCASIONAL tshes the
eyes areeayy dull breath fotd the lip swoen
Itching in The iosrls, which the patient to pckis nose
fright is liable starting and grinding the teeth the appe
exceedingly irregular, being yoFacoNs Others
| feeble, and in instances deprhyed .
following certificates numerous might Be added but i
@ esiS fsFE ss' st M @
! - MEDICAL EVIDENCE y
undersigned, having frequently administered n,edl
cine prepared by Wner, of this designated +
WINEIt,S CANADIAN vERMIFUG and being fully salts
fed with efficacy confidently recommend safe and eff
Gent REMEDY for the expulsion Of Wonf T9m the intestine
1!centiate of the R. c. Of surgeons il Ireland
C. WfDICleINSON,
| Member Of the R. c. Of Surgeons in London, etc.
| FROM THE REV. j. FLANAGAN, OF BANBRpOK, c. W
j. WINER-Sr: have made the trial of your Canadian
vermugc and with the most happy results III my own fam
v and every which has knowledge the
plson OF followed the administering of yonr We.
fuge and here prefers it to any other its etec
are certain children take readily which is grea
point gained i'll giving medicine to children
| July l6 1875. John. FLANAG AN.
| r5. Physicians generally now WINERS CANADIAN
yEHanFUGE. This medicine is simple vegetable prepare
ton always be administered with perfect safety am
confidence to the result and will always destroy Worms, al,
| restore the patient 10 health.
thousand certificates have been sent to Agents from
planters merchants and physicians bearing testimony to til
| and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton Canada West.
n Sold wholesale and retail manufacturers prices, by
| @ff J. WRIGHT It CO, NewDfleGns,
q fe23-ly Isl and 81 Clartres street. New Orleans, la
WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINl
y popular Family Medicines, which they offer to suppl
Druggists Dealers Proprietor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special 5ency, No. Isl AMP 81 Charre
tract Nayr IA,
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I GoMPTROL /. l4EsRss &OFFICE,
CITY OF. NEW ORLEANS March 10, 1856.

No. 1858. *{1ss25S:.5s
The she'll roads Of this CITY are fast going
for the want OF small outlay nfepairs; and
whereas such roads can be keptin perectrepar at
HI: I'LL fnlehlesa cost than when neglected. %.'
aCkereES, provision has been made IN The budget
sg of expenditures for The repairs OF! said roads, whe,
SUM insufficient unless said roads receive i'm
vi 868$ mediate repairs t5.S a$s5&55 zg4s
sfa# TtsfJore, 81 rzsotpfd That the Comptroller sell
ut auction, days notice in the official Journal
s7@f$ a contract forrepairing, keeping repair
three years, the she'll toals of this city, according to
The speciheaons On file in the Surveyors Office; sale
5s5# 10 be made subject to The approval Of the Council
#ai5s ~, Esignedl ~ uGEEB uiiL
II President Board of Aldermen
49, a93 fSfgred1 5s&Et:1 u. L.sTRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
:aSs8s Approved March z, 1856. 3ss.ss s.55
RS tanedl aEg4 tJ OHM Il; H. WIS, Mayor.
a.
81 ,a, ,b., IA ytba oIiI
sss nss adudcate at my office al II O'Clock NJ
.4sssl.giTGalT i 8. DEBUYs, Comptroller.
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HEARINGS SAFE AGAlS y, TE5 S1;5 $y

Ii TRAORpINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIR E-hX
:rqg o. lettrr Norfolk Va, dated Jan Il, 1856
Nests. T. HERpyG Co-ie,teltn' Pm tie IN De-
Gem e last, NassTs Albums x Co.'S ESptcos office, situated W
Ire geu-sory btk building, in t city totally deaarYt
b. r and remained buried in the burning rtjH- it
v.tnrsy when dug and c .DHni sufEGiai'
with liz. aoa, laai almost red hot iron lay e-ie it, te M
o,rIs and We witnesses tta i've,
Ard ietl can resist such hent It is toEhfe could u0t
b nGer-i. triumph indeed We enclose certificate from
several f.lr.iI- wil0 saw oprGei. ~ -. -..,--
i9Gss, tta1y, RON LAND bEh'H.
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Z ! COM pTROLLBR,s5 OFEIvg,

a,f GOGPTROLLBR's FFIuE, u
+s y4fe 3$ City Of New Orleans, May 1, 1885,
Resolpe, That the Gomptroler bs and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by astadns ad
yertsensnf hi the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. l4s2 approved
March 30, l854 the Council will pay any bill against
shs City unless under authority Of an order
Eofagrsd to- " lsignedl VI. Ii TRACY. 3 I'll
s.;3es President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
& ISignedl 4 II. H PLACE, =sa5}-i2
-ft fta.asfE5 President Board of Aldermen.
ffsignedI = JOHN Ii; LEWIS Mayor: ..
s attention Of sbas officers of the city and oil the
public called to the foregoing resolution
sat,a.3 o. DE BUYS 5s,-
ayl9 IT, t Comptroller City of New orleans
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ooMPTRoLLEa,s OFFICE,

57 3II37 CITY
IN "a. 1860.
Rssosbsi That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized 70 SELL at public auction after ten days
notice in the official journal, 70 the highest bidder, the
aforesaid Ferry privileges separatey for len years,
each 10 be established (lhe at Canal street, the
other at Jackson stree in accordance with specifics
tons amended and on file inthe office of the Street
Surveyor, said sales TO be subject
the approval OF The Common 10 date there
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TS Snadl Ell TRACY,
8 - Pres nj Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl Ohm CU hBERIsoh,
#ss Ss President pro TEN Board OF Aldermen.
Approved March Il, 1856
[Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Nesce Is hereby given that On MO NDAY; alst.lnst
III will adndlcate Al my office, at clock, NJ, the
above privileges. - =. s:.s5
M mig I'd i3Ef5 v 4E3S com plfoier.
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M AS brought 10 The Fourth District Pound jack
ys5 onsreet etween Constance and Laurel streets
Que Cow, hody mostly white, head and eek red
tl3Eindsd one and The other spand large
One large red Cow white under the belly, with a
brand in ffontof theright1horn tR.N 4s54,i F5sst+
One white female Goa, with long horns. ,sss,.,
-I Which3i not ola lined within ten daysand the ex-
ga oNph he 4 sS Slia aS al 10
sssss'' & -. v.AUG. S. PHELPS ,,...
= New Orleans, March Is, 1856 SIS S mil 1872
La conduit ap;depot des epaves do. Quatrieme
District rue jackson. entfeE les ghes consancset
blanc iete: 81 10 cou hayes de rouge une orellle
eooatee e l'autre fendue, Ell de grahds reus dahs
une crosse sYache rouge, blanche sous lesyentre,
fs ?9s eiamPs audesant de la corie dFoite RV4
~ les dlts anmaux goNl pas reelalees dams dix
lauts g igs depenaes pages, seront vendus ZEN.
ehere publique, au dit depot, LUNDI "a couran 10
sG hetres a. III. 4izSSs5sE 55si
Il ~. ,,..s#.s,. AUG. S, PHELPs, @.zsa.
Commiseaire des r ues.
Miles Eesns lie 10 de mars 1856 5Sss : mil is %
As brought 10 the City Police ! all on lie sd Of
3l March, The Light gr; a boy THOMAS; is feet
inches hgh is abeats20 years old; has mark OF
mue lick on The forehead Says he belongs TO MI.
py Trade living in Rodney
owner is requested toeall and claim said slave
~ '7sT W. E. BLANCHARD, "
1n7 LIST Keeper OF the CITY P olice Jail.
EAs8 bronghtto the eiiy POLICE RJa,o the 1ath
W Pr inst, Inc grif boy JOE lis S feet 5 1-2
inches high; is about % years old has cut on his
slowerlip. Says he belongs 10 Mr. Robert Carpenter
living on the Yazoo river State of Mississippi
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according TO law. -
E. BLANCHARD, ...s.
s4 MID lot Keeper Of The City Police Jail.
u vaa1,,
Michael Pierce, was awaiting trial for murder
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of Sew Orleans. )
Be Il Remembered that tie 2tt Of Juue 1855 before pte,
the slOscrie Jaat2t Of the Peace and the city
said personally appeared John Pcuberton, President and A.
SctGei4r Secretary the Merchants Mun assurance Com
pany Of Ne" CLEANS who being duly sworn according to law
do and that the above Just and true,
transcript from the books Of said compaui
JOHN PEMBERT0N, President,
A SCIlRETBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before TIKI 10Th day Of June 1856
&. V. JONTE,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
Tie Board Of Directors have declared dividend Of Fifteen
Per Cent; the enrIed premiums participating in the
p1it,j OF the year ending iSt May for which scrip
dGues will he issued and after tie Is; Of August, 1856
JOHN PENBERTnN, President,
\. SCIIREiBER, Secretary.
Nov Qraans Iiua L
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- ORNAMENTAL WOkkS, Corner q Behton NlIa
" - Eaphrosfne srccts Office No lDj $. Charles stree.
W. {rwo doors from the 81. Charles ThsSGt9 Nafu'Sc
,reI Of the latest approved Patterns OF ntlng N2
rt.hs Doors. Shutters Vaults, Bridges StFnis ana GH
Ia Stpr Store Fronts. Capitals and all kinds OF CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK Tor Building purposes,
- Fhings Castings Guard Boxes N9 Weights ana Yen
TSrs lar sae at the Old Stand ltj s.; Charles street New
n-isnnll w. OLE iY
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IT, Undersigned Sole Agents for Tie sole Of The above
na,4pi Sals, a fill supply constantly on hand
G. C. MILLER d 70,
No 10 Grtyier strpa'
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: - -lNhffElEC@ n. RA r n m

.zrr-yr<533s> IL, JOAVEI 81 A. PARKER,
E$IISsss Wholesale And Retail Dealers in MEATS fsSssA,
Old French Market STILLS Nos and O. ~
Sfeamboats and Ships supplied with BEEF, MUTTON PORK
VEAL KID POULTRY and FISH the shortest notice. il
any quantity and of the best quality.
Also CORNED BEEF and TONGUES, SALT PORK, ant
every other article in their line, market prices.
4 llnrIlnr ndnlt tn mil
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BRECKENRIDGE COAL.-TIIE SUBSCRIBERS
ID prepared deliver the above celebrated Coal to
steamboats, hotels manufactures private families,
suit, at $40 per ton OF 1000 lbs.
~ Orders left at the Yard Front Ievee between julia and
81. Joseph streets, will receive immediate attention.
CREEEY d FARWELL, 80 hatcher street.
New Orleans. Noyeuber2i lS55, no3tt
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s4s " Fourth District Pound ga .
MAS brought 10 The Fourth District Pound, jack
nstreet betWeen Constance and LaHtel streets
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- ~ - = 49, r. $500 ~"~IsI'~-
not occur for a long time,
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,as.I.44G 4.> "a v4.S.
Michael Pierce, was awaiting trial for murder.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans t'y Of New Orleans
Be resemb ered, n on the 18th Much, 6l5, before me- tie
Personality appeared Charles Briggs President and L. +.
ycr Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance t1,pany
New Orleans, who being duly sworr, according law. do de
that the above Just aud true aud
correct transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
II. 7, LAWYER. Secretary.
sworn and subscribed before me- , 9th day Of March,
1865, G. v HONTE
Second Justice Of the PEACE for the Parish o! Orieus
Tie Board Of Trustees arc declared dividend o. twenty per
cFa the e earned premiums Of the year ending March 10Th,
1865 Tor which scrip certificates will be- Issued and after the
first day 81 Jane ueN
The Company continue insure against the per Of the
anil rivers and loss ami damage by fire. at the current rates OF
Premium.
UGiyc, southeast Of Camp and NacheE streets
CHARLES BRItiiiS, President
a, CARHIERE Vice President
Il, P JANvIER, Secretary
New Orleans, March "a, 1855.
TRUSTEES
A. Carriers, =. Ganncheu'!, VIM, Urqnhar
e, lion0li, y. Martini Thbs. Byrnr
J. II. Ogiee0y, W. A. Violet A. R. Montgomery
John Fox, Il, IL. Pomi0y, r.. &. GaniTaCk,
4. ReichRrd j. &. ShnnE0n P. A. pege!ae,
5. ). Green, J. NJ. Savage, +. w. kirGIO1,
\. i4GcnHrt, VI. Pitcher, R. Nu.ent,
FranlsWliams, W. G. TempIeon, NJ Mussou
G. FArsy J. T. Zimmerman, q. W. Dunbar,
r. Busier i. j. DaSilvn W. A. johnson,
J. Ihg:MhiIl g. A. Fosdick, D. p Logan, MO Y
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- WUUDNVANDTs CABINET FJRNl-
III TCRE WARER0OMS, No IT'S Magazine street and II
tSa, julia srtet.Furnire Of every variety for sale and
Sa 2rs a ao ICED and 4% oa2s
and Boarding houses supplied with Furniture aud Bedding
the shortest notice.
N B-tiaving taken The large brick house Julia street.
Magazine he is prepared store any quantity Of goods for
families leaving the city
Furniture Carts hire and moving attended to with care
V
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wETAS brought 10 the City Police Jail, on The 1ah
Wv inst, The negro girl FELICITY; is feet
II inches high; is about 10 years old has several
scars the face Says she belongs 10 Mr.. Sinond,
living Ill New Orleans.
Tie owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law. -. ~ g.
n E. BLANCHARD,
MIA lot Keeper of the City Police Jail.
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TNRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CpRl-
v PNNY-0FFICE IN THEIR Bump1NGs, C0ENEK
OF CAMP STREET AND COMMERCIAL PLAGE-AA-
RINE RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE. The Company
have the following assets
oni he amount loaned thereon 1886 06 %
,o1s on hrL and othcr stocks S. 265 %
iii acivabr being notes for premiums 1S7! ~
in real estate estimated vaGe $1,000 G34t4 Us
Te Fnr n"enrrs In course of cocctiOn. 5iS3 rs
Sfn fra,, o,Ler couloa,es estimated value. 30S5 10
CAST nm hand ............ 1o19iS ~
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GRAVES PATENr. n1ErA1I.1o BgkEA5

R. W. RAYNE, Agent, l6 Camp street, New Orleans
Thenderigned Agent Of the above responsible Company
is duly issue Policies Of Insurance buildings
merchandise ships in and their Also cotton il
press houses household furniture and personal
property generally against loss damage by fire in this city
and the country Ten per cash returned payment of
premiums Losses equiably adjusted and promptly paid.
de GIN r. W. RA1NE, Agent.
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F:sTS.9., : ~. IacOE aEE, FUFNEK UT GAKVN
H3A4E5s dclet and Julia Streets
7sEEsssss#fsa GARDENER AND FLORIST.
- Every variety of Ornamental Plants Roses, Shrub
berr Fruit Trees arge variety Of Shade Trees eomps
ing llngnols Talow Trees China Ash Oak and Locust U0
'RGrbarb und Strawberry Plants just Imported.
Gardens laid and plants furnished the most easonah
terms.
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7 7 OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE CONE 7
Il PANY OF NEW OitLEANS.-In conformity witt. IN" re-
qairelueH4 their charter the Company publish the following
| statement
Aom o: premiums for the year ending l2h March 1855
| va EieF.S: S{,tlI o.
IN t'lHF t:ishs Isl- ~ !
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SIEGt, NEW cittu!lSs LIN
VERMIFUGES.
Wiuer's Canadian,
Swain's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
JaHre's Tonici+
Nerl's,
B., A. Fallnestock's,
McLane's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Wistar's Balsam Of WildCherry
Hastings Naptha,
Shernan's Baloau1,
Buclals's hungarian,
Dnyis'a Wild Cherry and Tar,
Scheucii' !, Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartlo1omew's E&pectorant,
Halls Bulsam,
Swaym's Syrup Of WildChery
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Halsaru Lirerwort,
Jayne's EXpcctOrnnt,
ENiner's f.lechn1paine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners IIirerwort,
Stadier's Cherry EXpectofant,
Lonion's Iudian do,
DR.. Roses do,
SA Rs.APARILLAS,
Dr.. John Bulls,
S. P. Townsend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend's,
Carpenters,
Wync0op's,
Shakers,
Graetfenbcrg's
N. Bristol's.
The true Democrat., 1856-11-04
r0iries cn Fire

The Chicago Times spells great deal of lof ty composition which has appeared in the pop uar magazines, by the following matter of fact stateInents:
 "A great deal of fine writing has been wasted, lnnumerable and excellent adjectives have been mlsused, in describing these prairie fires Wri- ters who happened to sec them once in their lives, have told of them in terms the most ex- travagant, and lugged them into works of fic- tion to do wonders in the way of roasting herds of wild Indians, buffaloes, horses, etc. One of the first books given to the child at school con- tains, even at the present day, an execrable wood cut representing divers quadrupeds using their legs for their lives to get away from the fire. It IS unexplained, however, to the child, that every animal in wild state will flee from the sight of flame; that it is an instinct of his nature, and not any knowledge he may have of danger which requires him to do so.
 The character of prairie fire depends on the wind and the combustible nature of the grass. II the latter be dry it of course burns down very rapidly, and in high wind the fires will move with great speed; but the flames never mount very high, and the space over which the flame exists, as 1t advances, is at most but two or three feet in width, as the flames burn down very rapidly as 1t goes on. horse and rider might always be able to leap across with ease and safety. The most sangune prairie fire we have ever seen, which was full "ten knot wlnd,' might have been crossed by man on foot with small damage to his pantaloous and whIskers. Once over, he Is entirely safe, a waste of only blackenek ashes, without smoke or cinders reaching to the very border of the blaze.