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Signs OF flac ri ,rir1, es.

p IL. RI
We copy from the New York Express the follow.
ing significant items y: #
!. A vote was taken at the State Dock, g,inebeck
lows 5.i - n w -. ~
p,Imore: Elm
fremont 4. II. \.
The State Dock Company are building new store
aoase @ and tle vote was taken among the mechanics
Vote taken on board steamboat Isaac Newton july
llth, resulted as follows ~
Fillmore. {, 4. . Il. n. . 4 81
Fremona fsnsnonan 4
The result of an expression Of preference for prsi
ldent in the Office No. 50 Wall street, New ork H.
suited as follows #25Tsfss''# ( 1Giasssa#
s Fillmore. !. !. ..,, 8
Buchanan
On the passage Of the steamer Roanoke from New
York 70 Norfolk on the 10th inst vote vas taKen
among the passengers (who were certified o be Legal
Votefs} Win tne following result, wiz: 1T
Baehsnsn: ,iheps 81
1leiolt ,.., 7
In the Troy and Galena r. r. cars. on a down nyyard
Irlp q theTe were abont thirty persons on board Two
Fremont men were among the number and they pro
Fremont e! and The remainder for Fillmore #
Thursday evening, July 10th there were assembled
at restaurant in Jersey City, Just 81 persoIs
tasing e taGs :, goo
= on GRe
cholce which was agreed to, and resulted as follows
ninofe. "a 8F
p
2
SIGNIFIC Ant SIGNs--The following result was had
antle Of the coming election in the Fifteenth
Ward Of the city Of Brooklyn "a box was pIacel IN
Belts cigar store. Grand street, in tEe above Ward
labelled Those desir0us Of showing their preferences
for President of the United States are reonested Ia
deposit their votes in this box'' The whole number
of votes polled was 100; of which sd
9lard Fillmore received. ..... ... . III ss
James Buchanan. =. :. =, @ Zs
y j. c. Fremont
Danf i IA 5
The box was placed there at I in the morning of
saturday last, and the votes were canvassed a little
past IN the evening. No one was solicited I'd vote
ufther than the general invitation given them bF the
notice on the box. This is certainly significant. 4
STILL THEY CoMEs "A vote being taken july 18th
IN a boarding house in Broome street, NJ " near Tie
boWery they stood for President as follows:
II Fillmore. =. I. =. ~, g.
Fremont e.. =. ,i.$ s
NJ ninsnn u s
1No cholce 1 {
This in Democratic ward a 35s ss5 Il
A friend on board the Falls City, bound to st
Louis has kindly favored us with the result OF vote
taken on board Of her few days since. The result
was
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/; HEAVY CASE OF FORGERY AND swINDLIAsI.--We
find in the money article Of the New York Journal
of Commerce the olloWing notice Of recent extern
sive series Of foFgeries: All S$
We have just heard of a new sMindIe which VIII
prove of particular interest to all dealers in foreign
exchange. The game has been carried on by means
OF man calling himself Lewis, with dozen Or more
aliases, in this country and an aceompIice in the
West Indies The latter located himself iii the giGi-
ty Of well known and highly respectable house and
from thence addressed letters in the name Of that
house to various houses in Charleston Savannah New
Teak, and other markets, enclosing forged bills OIL
lading on England with instructions to invest the
proceeds in cotton subject to the order of our travel
ing agent that is to say to the order of the rogue
with the many names above mentioned. In due time
Mr. Lewis, or his alias made his appearance gave an
order for the cotton shipped or sold pucketed the
proceeds, and altogether did swimming business
The forgery has recently been detected but We do
not learn that any arrest has been rnade The loss is
distributed among large number Of houses who feel
the modification of being taken in and done for
more than the actual cash deFc ciency.
In noticing the above the Baltimore American, Of
the 18th, says UGH SIS s5#ss n
BY a comparison Of the handwriting Of this extern
sive operator with that of forger who arrested
IN this city some two since, passing forged
bills OF exchange, and escaped through some straw
bail operation, they are found to have been untonbt-
edly one and the same individual.
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on THirRsD AY, JuIs24th at S O'Clock p NJ
4 -fTssTs i. lEsSGGULAR RED RIVER PACK
ct Creole-n place Of the steamer Swamp Fox
tssazsa For Shreveport, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore
Alexandria Goon and all Intermediate andings-The fine
freieht passage apply soard Or to ~
( jy24 LEWIS; ;SNAPP g. CO., 81 Front street
WilIleaye on THU RsDAY. 24th inst at O'Clock p M
&, .l7sEs a. TEo FOR Al. sAILESxANDRIA SxANDRIA DIRECT
F&sssa7ah packet steamer Lone Star, j, s. Smith,
MASTER will leave as above for Aesandra Gorton's all
intermediate andlngs For PASSAGE apply board
orto +SS54 JOE. MALLETT, % Front street.
The Lone Star las unsurpassed ACCOMMODATIONS for pas
sengers.. ------ .z jy23
4, IT, - FOR, ALEXANDRIA-THE FINE
l4a9t fast running passenger packet steamer Union,
Gorton's Landing Alexandria and al intermediate landings
This boat large and unsurpassed speed
and elegance For freight or passage apply
LEW Is SNAPP q CO.. sl-
jy24 Frnbt strpet7
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INMAN WILLIAMS,

+Tssau ESTTAL4 SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
t,i kY-Ths tine Summer Retreat is situated near the
El enucky River surrounded by wild and noun
tain scenery and is of the most picturesque healthy
locatons in the world. It is fifty five miles from Iexup
,or and aceesle by fine graded oad Arrangements have
line of daily four horse coaches from Lexington Springs
that leaving Louisville Cinnnati by
ing train of will arrive at the Springs the evening
The place is in Cue condition and is open for the receptive
of visitors. Mrs. o.. CuTLES,
my23 JOHN CHIIES
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SEA Go I'M G. v VEssEI.s.
TEXAS "a ND #MEXICos9' !.


70 sail THURSDAY, @ 24,t inst; ats O'clock a: NJ.
<s,s5zEH SOUTHERN STECAHISFIEP CDNEs
M PANY,teT y t /, GALYEsToN ,aa; and oKDA
ent steamship pLguislnna,W II. Talbot. commander will
leave as passage having elegant ACCOM-
n0dations for passengers apply TO 'Gi 55fs fs%s9 4
HARRIS, MORGAN & CO., foot Of Julia street,
9& U. #8&2 js4 opposite the Steamship Landing
h Shippers will please provide themselves with the
ers form Of Bls of Lading None other will be signed jy2
VIII leave on IT MTHgRsnA Jnly 81 at O'clock, A. #;
IgEEaE@ FOR RElAXa3S SANTIAGsD, VIA
NMfMhly GALVEST0N-T New Orleans and Texas U. 3.
Mail Line The and magnificent steamship
NnUMiNs s. Thompson, commander, weayc 90 above,
q passage, having elegant BtaeIoom
HARRIS, MORGAN Il CO., foot Of Jnlia street,
III ali&as opposite the Steamship Landing
freight shipped by the Nautilus will be delivered 70
captain Kennedy Of the steamer Grampns unless otherwise
directed F fa if7&&s 4. l5=}2
shippers provide themselves with the steamers bills
Of lading. No other form will be signed. Il "a tyl8
VIII leave on FRIDAY August ls at e'cloek 4. NJ
5<eEGEa FOR ORVEEAHGEsUX.--U.S s. NAH. LIN u
MIgM The new and magnificent steamship Texas Thos
above, pulctually carrying the U. S. mails.
or freight or PASSAGE having elegant accommodations
Tor cabin and steerage passengers apply to
%4 7l re HARRIS MORGAN K CO., foot Of Juia street,
I. 5l5g. opposite the Steamship Landing.
freight VIII be received without order from the
Agents. = 40 jy16
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McGOEVAN'S CELEBRATED PLANTA-
lyA TON fuMPS-Double Acting Snctun and Force Cons
Pumps and Pumping Engines disshatging from 5on to
for Cserns ard Deep Wells Copper Lined Juice and
with Brass Ball Valves Hot Water Pumps for Forcing mo
Boilers againsStearn. I.L ..".
Mciowan's Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume Of the rver
Engines small Sngr House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for Juice, moassts, and forcing hot
boilers Steamboat doctors and Wreckig Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
capable Of throwing from so to Is gallons per minute through
o nozzle, distance o from 100 to l20 feet.
The engines each furnished with baud wheel for driving
circular saw mill gin stands, etc. and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses ware houses etc. where
somtaet and simple vertical engines desirable
ick work erection of any kind necessary putting
these ngines work both engines boilers are vertical
and all connections made.
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oaEsh cass III gs.sss,

4. rsaToE. Jniy 4 II 1856. gsseNase Toomf,s
joint resolution Tint tlf fnfne of tse
avail Board the ease of Lieut. Bsrtistt yyas
in df the guaranteed to every etige
by fha and Is tteresafe steF st5d spf
q no effeet Ne said be should call gp tic resJIntion
.at & convenient pn8ftnIiisg 4, III
navy appointments. III st'S
laoAss House resumed sIte consideration of
llle Nj ae Commit III Eieetios decar
elected from the seg geIth dIstries of Illinois
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y THE NICARAGUA rsANsfT# goaPAsIY.- The New
York sanof the hay the following in ria
ton TO this company ]: ~ S5
meeting of persons holding stack in this con-
junction, and application for Receiver asked fnr n
Mr.. Hamilton, one Of the stockholders MI TTaey.
the Vice President, stated that the company owned
property IN February 1856 including Hid estimated
amount Of sand its labilitiesw 404 sIa
The value OF the grant alluded to Is not yefl that
the real amount Of property cannot bs Seen Persons
of the so 900 shares stock signed
paper statlng 4 wish to have the comp remain
in its present hands instead Of receiver being au-
pointed, and expressing confidence In Mr. Vanderbilt,
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STEAMBOAT DEP ARTUREs.
HiIO RIViER.


=, gs7sayfsss :. TEAnIEf .JAs. .nlt,NTesspBrEIsY.
IEtaAAFtsaJssS5p Sam'1 Montgomery, Inaster-This
splendid steamer viii leaYs for LOUISVILLE,
throughout the season, as foll0ws-- sE5E5s53 I'm
Leave New Orleans on MONDAY July 18th, at s P NJ E& n
-. 4S4 THURSDAY, August 18th, at & r. h.
The Montgomery Ia unsurpassed point and
modaions by any boat the aae Rooms for any Of the
above trips can be secured on application 10 5$tfEE
I 3ap2l ES BELL, BUCHANAN d co. 95 Magazine street
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YatfF1 uli tAe
House House resumed tIte corside ID
te Fsselatfgrs she Fleetous dsclafs
elected from the seventh dtstres of Iln0Ss,
s3s Root s;;rop
5 We extract The following irosrls tha
evening Bulletin os the fE.ass IL
5Etthe attention Of our faFnlaEs !: ~
singular feature lii American alrIc5s 81 so
tFasted with that Of other nations s Il o,.
oceupy quantity Of land and f cover n ys;fI,
8Wiias nlay De- called ten slte ygssse par
M gIafnsosssad I'D afEeot crops md
eueI an Incredible 40 now ii
question te answer II nay DE- ofriIg frl aerssaf
lleaauret g az almost of dong saery.
thing on Z grand al many aeres ID
possibIa and of making fat,a Tstss
or plantafIoD possibly dns paft to n iii
founded dislike oR being merely
y as suetl agrieills termed
Al rthefn States. And il FL also due I'll Is sreat
Iaeaaare, TO the want Of mid of se shirt
~ rnser application The anaertcan 5ariasr N N
iaoas.foua ,e 81 syoFld, ~ 81
NJ, ste fsa1ifssas q and has but
y, ana yet deing Ii far mere ptofItab
sai - oIsinary laEirng take into consideration
ss,s 81 laua all
vegetables have commanded sush
that, despite the 0g caas
Altsnen gardening tlas been sg
to be at least twice 4s
iarralng hy this should hlIfcult os
The difference between the amount 81
gardening and s so jT tFs fT5ited
and IN Great Britain, ID shown bp tlls
ing the first portion of X
1851 s saa 45ss
asres HI tTle several cos1r II
land and " acres were under faaa
and s20a under OF the I244I 57e7 acFss
under tllage there were
gs ms
fyarsta 4 ~ -
Beans and pas yetehss w as hi
According to tie census oR tie United Staten fnr
1855, there were acres oa FIsich tfere
we're -
Sas eSe isga ss passoss
tosen sgo1 q1a SS15
Barley sss, SSS
Potatoes form the only root crtu re,1rttsI M fts
American Census which ne may very
Ter that the root which form, " VERT
portion ot Kitchen gardening are 10 ssf
not slpposed To be worth while to
VIC reneTn nher that tia continent pf t5s
fnaEket garden crops arc even in
than shoss Of England NE form aoirse sfsis
tne mercantile degree tp are
the United States. il not as it af5rIIfI
beans, and many other Yegetabless ar feg
more than the ordinary aii gsasys
form more certain crop There ars many caSSss fE
IS true for thisone being the steady f1ed form al
vegetable cHisfHeYet, ON the whole We 4saslnS
but lt IN great measure til tfe
OF our farmers TO their true interests.
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s. B. MORSE, supt. O. and G. R. r.

ss New Orleans owe mher l. 1855. I j.
Office N. o., 0p and q. W. Rrsoad Co
Mr. r. Bridge. SirIn to your inquiry rehIve the
performance Of the McGowan Pumps upon this road
oUiy say that they quite equal
decidedly the hest. hs5 ~ ~ y y.
Yours. respectfully, A. D. SEGER Vice President.
The above Pumps and Engines constantly sale by the
ubscrher, sole agent here for the uactnrers l
je2i 3mlAW ISAAC SRIntIff, % Maplzlue street.
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WATERING PLACES.

modioas and eligible Establishment IS open
s @ 'es ts
49, THE OCEAN SPRINGS E4OTEI WILL
e yaS X @ S 4 Gdsr ss
Every energy will be brought TO bear make the visitors
n0lne ----------- - - =. Iny2l U J.
a. u oFFH0LLIYAVooD Gd4II 2E7 DHoUsE-EAsTERN SHORE
for The reception families single persons by day
~ ghs SAT- TasF Battling good Mobile
and Of the
The viii be kept I as rst class hotel
trips daily thus enabling reach here in less than "a
W. An II. -. s Nv WiILARn FREEMAN. Propretor !
- CULLUM sPRINGs-CH -CHocrAw. COUNTY,
proprietor Of the above delightful Water
and its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed on
last and begs leave o announce to them that he Vim be
with the Springs New Orleans this season. thereby en-
friends at tring without the usual delay BY
RATES OF BOARD
ass xssE I I g g
are in waiting at the iardns on the arrival va Of
Waers s. hs W. B.
st street, III cS Ss Pfss9s PFopsor
reA, POINT CLEAR HOTEL.-THE PRoPRIE
he psbo s Hat se b1Ss Ss sR
will be opened on Wednesday, 1ith June }fss-5
During the past they have been improving the Grounds
and have made some additions to The Buildings which
perfect order and greatly augment comfort North
Wharf has been built which will lessen distance time
improved. l5s.I-%f='E :
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast and those who visited there last endorse
the superior SALT WATER BATHING, FISH and ERS,
Bocs Band has been engaged for the season. every
rey Of attenans at watering places will
nRs ha t P S the
RB. Rooms may be secured by addressing 500 es -5
myl9 toct2. F. n. CHAMBERLAIN CO.
AA COOPER'S WELL-sITUATED IN KINDS
I county, Miss forty miles from Vcksburg by railroad
H!:M Raymond, within four miles, from thence BY stage.
This noted Watering Place. for the of Chronic Darrhea
Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diabetes Choross General De-
bilty, ETC., is open for the reception of visitors.
h" r. rIfi INMAN WILLIAMS,
March, 1856 Proprietor.
n B-Its well known that the yellow fever prevaen,
here last fall evidently brought here by persons goods
an infected district Persons arriving a,he Well will be struck
fail sec local cause for Precaion has been taken
dent physician Or j. S Beazcey and burn. in presence
ton is now going on and visitors are daily arriving do
bnt exerton will be made render the invalid
fnrIRble Al.7eg-s r zizfTT
n2l If INMAN WILLIAMS,
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Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING. at 4 o'clock
w. q. s.. HfATB.EShftES E,ri5 E1Ee a wES

Leaves eVefy s4aIU EVENING", az 8 o'clock.
Il, TTa n, Y. q. MAIL PACKET FRANK
- LYON in place steamer Natchez -Rerfllar
s|ssss Vcksburg and aHilsens Bend Packet. The
line fast running passenger packet Frank Lyon
Ashbiry, master, will leave above for Miksns BEND
vcksburg. Marrenton Grand Gulf St. Josephs Rodney
and all ], landings Coast
passed accommodations, apply on Board or to
LEWIS sMApP Geo. 81 Front street or to
n All freifft for Yazoo River above Yazoo City must be
consigned to come house in yieksbnrg.s - iyi4
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sS NAyAL.-- d learn from tie New York Tribuuna
that the following United States Feses OF War were
at the Brooklyn N Navy Yard oi the III illss
Steamship Niagara, receiving riachirer III md VIII
soon be ready for sea; soop Fincennes, Commander
Rodgers, from Rio ship Relief lent Com f5oE.
from the Brazilian station store ship supplY lieut..
Com Porter ready for sea- will sail about 26th Jnly
)a naval mail bag viii be up ali tIse LyceanI Room
Navy Yard. Brook stors ship Release Lieut..
Com. orfh receiving stores for home sqis {1n viii
proceed to Pensaeo about The month
line Of soundinga from ST Johns to Ireland JyilI ssif
on Sunday next frigate Potomac, Commander PAUL
ding, fag ship of home squadron steamship Misss-
sippi, on the dock receiYing extensive repairs.
4 The following were ii rdinary 5y5.53
Frgate Brand frigate Sabine, steamer Dis.
patch sloop Falmouth receiv wing ship North garelna
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January 1856 before me-
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
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly swon
cordng law do depose and that the above
and correct transcript from the books of the
said Company A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. II. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn aud subscribed before this 18th day of January
1856 CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD Second Justice Of
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of six
in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY, the l1th Of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
per the earned premiums of the Company for
ending 3lst December 1855 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the 18th of March next.
EThis Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
rivers and loss damage by fire. at the current Of
premium Office, No. Is Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R, SHAW, Vice-President.
JANEs II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Na,yn nrta JnnI l.
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Cncinna, December i, 1s,s.

Csncinnati, December l, 1876.
Messrs. Geo n. Winchell, Bro. It Co -
Gentsl he Pumping E gne purchased of yon for of
small shop on the line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has heen in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider it the hest pumping apparatus within knowledge
The engine drives besides the pamps 10 inch circular
three lates and drill press and there power snare with
IS pound the square inch Of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend the of railroad anagers
others Yours truly,
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.cIqsY stlAE, 4vspRKs-nEpo1

The Subscribers have u this tucturs
Of Soap for Family Shpor Steamboat use which they
The public for its approval in competition with
soaps OF established reputation. combines economy
dom from the digreeahe effects of oinary snaps
will be found upon trial. to possess washing properties in per
ectinn and is Guaranteed contain ingredient sufficient
quantity In ininre the finest fabric of adies apparel
dvanaees of merchants and Others being able
supply hesel YES and customers with equally good if
better arceof hmne manufacture, will pesan, themselves
glance and the Subscribers reApecnly solicit patronage:
s3t milo t15sEE9 ss - ~ IfzEgFN s# Gtl :
GECOND-KFAND GUNNY BAGS 100 buualsa in
S H. KENNEDY & co.
jstS - sa57- -. s='s 2fp3F'rns stre>t
ORANGE $50 cases Bitter, .ar s4!T ~ a q
" BARELf.! \ co.,
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MISSISSIPPI ISTELr.reEN Mississippi Central
az article il The Canton Common
wealth q of the 18th we learn that the ior this
road north q Canton is now being hTong To- that
town On the jackson Railroad Three thousand tons
viii he delivered in the ensuing tllree months
Burning Of the 2litmas Bridge Tie Enter
prise Star of the 18th, says :3s s4s
We regret TO learn that the railroad hrige, at the
second crossing Of the Chickasaha river burned
on Tuesday night.
We are unable To- an idea why any one should
commit such q deed and fendanger the lives of so
many persons II is undoubtedly the act III some III
cendary, and We hope some day justice viii demand
Of him recompense due to So base and malicious an
act. w 7955@31
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This in q Democratic ward a s Il
/. a. a friend on board the Falls City, bound to ST.
Louis has kindly favored with the result OF vote
taken on board Of her a few days since 5Fhe result
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Fillmore. M. ~. ssts }sss O.
Buchanan Z. M t 5$} }35i n : z Si Y ~ %
Doubtful =. y. +. n. I 3ItSff8 III
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave on MONDAY, July 2sli, at O'Clock P NJ
i, f2EngFss n. REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACK
EIt he line, regular passenger packet Me-
S9saaRz5s braska, Geo W. Ford, master, will leave for
or passage apply on board. or TO = - ''A
Z jy2i JOHN +. HYDE & Co, 6s Poydras ST.
by anpl wing TO the agents. 53s9-'l ~ ~ t ~
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J, - 0, J, EXCURSION no KEY WEST,

fYs=s%s = FOR POINT CLEsAR..--UNT III, FUR
thet notice, the steamer Southern Star,
Capt. John P. Carson, will leave DAILY,
Sundays ezcepedl at O'Clock p Nj, direct for POINT
CLEAR and BATTLES WHARF \ sgtF lEf5
On sundays Mondays and Saturdays
front Of the Hotel families freight Sunday
evenings will leave about six o'clock s5
Ejy2tf 4EA k5$ DAVID A. FOR H.
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r IFE INSURANCE. - STABILITY - SECU-
IL RITY-PERPETUITY. - UNITED STATES LIE E IN
,SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
ADEIPHLA.-GHATER PERPETUAL.
Assets, january LIST, 1856, ST. ,4a1 ,6l3 AZ.
DIRECTORS HOME BOARD.
A. W. Thompson Paul B. Goddard, John Ely
VIM. NJ. Goodwin, James Devereux, Lawrence johnson,
Geo. McI1enry, s. R. Crawford Gustavus English.
Benz. ", Tngey,
80 STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President
.,.'=, LAWRENCE JOHNSON Vice President
PLIEY FIsK, Secretary and Treasurer.
My~Ecw Orleans Branch Office, No 4S Camp street.
The undergned, General Agent Of the above we'll known
Company for the Southern States prepared to receive app
cations insurance the lives of white persons and
the rates. and BY permission has pleasure in submitting
to his friends and the pnblic the following
-#f- B0ARD OF REFERENOE:
W Fl Letchford& Co, A. D. Kelly Co., VIM. N. Perkins,
North Snledes & Co.'S. O. Nelson Il Co.; A. B. James,
j. Burnside & Co.., Jos Menard John Magnnis, ID
Canniack Squires West
John Pemberon President Merchants Mutual ms Company
Thomas Soo President Sun Mutual insurance Company,
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company,
Henry T. Ionslale, John d. Bein, benjamin Forance
+. K. Collins, Thomas Murray, Mark Walton.
Policies issued direct from this Branch Office and Lesses
paid there s ~
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5osnrn H5eahP BEsssbos sassi M n h Medical Examiners
In attendance, daily from IL NJ, to 3 P NJ
HARMON nOANE, General Agent