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Gslbrai,h Fanny u
Graham MISS L,zne
Graham Miss MARY
Graham Miss PoIena
GrandJesoMissJu
Grant Mrs Lucy
Gardiner ArsJeDny
Garrison Miss ~ dis
w
6lasseyM issMargr't
Gates Mrs 4 A
Gaughan Bridget
Gray hororh
GreasonMiss pbebeC
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Gee falling out fer sevc seryne Ie 10000 young sol
djsrs for the class Of 1855.
THE NEGOTIATIONS.
8sRlGs Aaroa 2, 1850
Count sohouvssoff and Count IsvsschOg have passed
through the city for rans. They The bear
ers of reeh inFruc.iors for The Russian Plenipoen
taries.
RENEWAL or TE BLOCKADE IN THE BALTIC.
HAMBURG, March 9, 1856.
Admiral Watson sahed nom KEEL. dc has ordered the
fleet 10 assemble of kosr island to announce the re-
newAl Of the blockade Of the Russian ports.
IRUssIA.
Berlin, March 5, 1855.
The upper chamber hss adopted, IN yesterdays sitting,
the proposition OF dividing the budget into an ordinary
and extraordinary budget although the government op
posed the proposition.
ENGLAND
Besros Elscroy-Mr. Ingram proprietor Of tho titus
rcd London Necs has been returned from Boston to
day to Parliament by . large majority
For ingran, foerap '.'.''.''. oos
Majority. go
From the City Article Of the London Daily Nsvs.l
LONDON, Saturday mornirg.-The funds opened with
hsaviness this morning owing TO increased demand
for money in connection with to days settlement in tbs
scrip Of the loan The Of tEc monthly
settlement in the coreol market also increased tatness
The decline however, scarcely extended - Per cen. and
in the afternoon renewed i-mness shcwn. The clos
Ing quotations % per cent above those Of yesterday
In the Stock Exchange 10 day money commanded as
much . per cent upon gvvernn-cnt securities IN
the discount make. ths demand continued active AMI
the supply is scanty Az Paris to-day yesterdays re-
covey Of ger cent in the three per cent rsrtes
lost
OF $40 100 in specie taken out Wy the A;ra.os week.
the bulk consists Of Goublocns for Havsus in payment
FOR sugar The seres OF cocna wool ies for this
year ted this day. At the close tee adv ancs
equal to 20 Pc cent he rates ct tsst October.
The returns OF s Bank Of Eng and for the week snow
an increase e ca 23s in the stock Of buliion.
The railway share market to-day steady. All tho
Leading stocks closed much the same ssycsterdsy.
from the City Article of the London Times.
LONDON March s.-rhe English funds have again hcea
heavy to.dsy, but from other cause than the cen
tanned pressure fer money. Advances on government
securities were IN active demand throughout the day
6per cert the settlement day aui the transact ors in
rhe scrip Of the loan having increased the ure
rnents Of the dealers
The Contn entail sTices describe very iavorstle sp
pearan.e O. the exchanges at ali points
Al Amsterdam and Hamburg they have experienced a
further advance Scd in the latter city money bSs o.
come sss,er at AZ per cent.
CAFE OF GOOD HOPE.
Ptpsrs 20 the Ash OF January have been received
They contain htte OF interest, out that
cal Affairs gradually recovering from their late de-
preston.
The operations in mining been brought within
reasonable bounds 1t s believed ha, the wealth Ma
msgua land will henceforth be steadily developed.
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NE Boasasv Of yssserdsy contains an Imperial d.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Eew York City Post Office,
Friday, Mareh 81, 1856.

Published excl1s:vely IN me NEW YcEK HERALD BY Acs
Of Ccngress-Ae paper .ocirg The tdrges circulation Of ay
pGIer in NE Ussted .Sosls.
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Armstrong Mrs Fin
Armstrong Mrs. jas
Ares Sarah Ann
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Akn MIS- " bsTr
Allen Julian
Allen MISS Lo-epS
Alien Mrs May
Babcock Miss Elz7
Rack Mre Celeste
Blackwell. Mrs Cor
nellG
Bsc(n Miss Mary
Bradford Miss CSth
Bailey Mrs David
klsjn Miss @th
Baker. Mrs j. 18th
Baker Mrs Gather
Badick Mrs Eliza
Blanc NDe Marie
Brandon Mrs Marg
B-apon Miss Winnie
Barclay srs A L
Barlow Miss u e
Barr Mrs Char II
Barrett ellen
Barry Mrs. Cherry
bayu am Miss sarsh
Barton Miss Z ate W
Barton Harriet
Baskerville Mary J
Barn Miss II, Nor
folk st
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CALIFORNIA LETTERS.

IsT OF MsDiRRCTED CALIFORNIA LETTERS RE-
- aiming in the office Of tbs Metropolitan brand ard
Saei cypress Company, No II Pine street. per asaners
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Querspls Mrs. Care Qnimby Mrs CorRe
line Lis 4

Sands MrsH Spooner
sandiord Miss Sarah
Spsrgier hrs j me
Shane Mrs Mary
shannon Mrs Mar in
scrantonMis. Melise'
Starkweather Mrs
william
Slater Niss Mary
Saunders hannah 1
Shea Eiizabe b
Sheedy mrs Mary
ehe.han Miss Mary
Sweet Mary y
Spens er Mrs & l.
Sh. rwood Miss u q
Stephenson AisS hh
n J
Stevenson Mise Char
Slewartkrs, Henry q
Ibacbeney Miss Eli
zaoeth
Tsgart Bridget
lr8iDor Miss Mary
ITask Miss Ann W
Taylor Nj sh Chatham
Taylor Mrs Am n
TAYLOR Mrs Mary c
Tighlmsn Marv Ann
thomas MrsElizaberi
Vail Mrs Mary
Var dorm Miss Han.
nan Z
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NEW YORK herald, FRIDAY, MARCH q, 1856.

Lack Mss Arn =
LAwre1ceN issC siba
LsazoyOus sarkb Jo-
sephine
MscSirs Miss Eliza
SsctiDg Aiss Mar
earet
Mbdaen Mrs Ellen
Madden Mrs ALry
or hoa anps
MsciDrsD sarah
Mshsr Ellen
astsr Mary, Green
wich ri
N slss nI KS = A
sske sndAissEm Emma
Malcolm AmeiiA
MALTA, d Caroline 8
Malone Margaret
MsIenv Msss Nav
MAJ Ms, mlly
NspsoapSel MIRA al.
March MIA ClNa
hsIchbapx Mss, l4tf
Mar.n Mrs Cjsrlssa
Marsba,l MISC Ann
Narshall Mrs Cstk Q
McAaains Jn,n
hcAlils'tr brloket
ncSa Q MISS asbhe
McCanenMlss Susen
McCann Miss Mary,
Prince street
bcCann Miss mary,
Charlton stree.
kcClaren jane
McCMrt1 Ann
McoGny MissEiiz$
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THE VERY LATEST.

We indebted 70 Capt Judhns Of the Persia for the
following extracts from London papers Of Saturday
ng, the stb, telegraphed from London 70 liverpool;
From the London News, karens
FRANCE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04
d. o. WOODMAN.

III 1,lsst6a VI YWShnEpRT AN wHOuES ALE DRUGGIST
W tsnccessr I'd Jarvis corner Of Common and
reets New Orleans Tp,nortar and Dealer
| nRItGs SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS, Medicinal EStfacts - rine l : es @ @ Gnu
Fancy soaps, fAINNi . ~,
@ eiFs =, 1900 ~ :, I>rs ~,
MY " ~ -
etofRe s4 p @ e'o. ~ 4 u Il, . 4, . T., p,.o.,
stss nsseisi,' ssSiti' 80. ~
purchase Aeoe'hes y p, a' ''' Np' O''"s ''''u
oraets promptly 1ses asenuesH - y. .-@ss aat
~ DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
IL. direc From, Enr1and Franc. and n mr..
- ,ar5e assortment Of DRJ1GS CIEMIcAIs GLASS
z z ~, a. !, !, ,-r,,,,, ,.,Ig
,san ho,ss Francy .f.,asa assorts s;,ss
g{5 I'M lhs raJs II IA ia 1,otssh n e
l1aoo ounces Ieletier Fr ouinne .S,ys
Iso lbs NanIar,s Ent,isb Rln, Mass
N 1OO ,bs NTander,s Encl;sb ca1ome, slice ,I.. VI
IN iars C,arho,a.e Amro,ia Fl. u .-s.t-rn"
'H 3 eases f,arb Mnpnpsa NJ.
3, &+a 10 eases Colc;ned Maenesa l=...z ,..s--
1,,o,, x-rrz, .cT1rprpss
1nn, tl1s - 80 = -. -, -, ! - IIr;,+
f Aos, ~ S g. Sii'nnN, - ,SI; - "
~ ~ .. o' p.' ,, ~ "a is, =. - -.s..
~ ~ $3.50 e..as:na tn '!o,ro
80 ~ = ~ Iil,; g rs,, +, ~,
aoo @ - - - - ~ 9, q ~ l.; os 1n,oa .,
s,t0sg ~ - ,-c - 'e,t p.n I5''i121 T77' ."
~ ~ ~ - 'II',;a c5
,o,gsa q, ~ M,..n ,o;5
II , ~ is ~ - ~, .r, - -E=
:" ~ deuos den,i;o,ns ssast snirits Ni,rs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04
5T1ls. BILLINGS cAEsn1INATIvH AND AS

TSR. BILLINGS CARAIINATIVE AND AS
- TRINGBNT SYRUP-An Iniallible Remedy for CHOI.
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF CHILL
DREN. CHOLERA M0RBUS, DIARRHEA, ANY IR-
REGUL RITES OF THE BOWEIS-The long and sue
cessl experience in the of this remedy by the inventor
in the treatment Of all .the diseases for which is
mended, together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the of the Bowel
tonsof Children parrhea Cholera Morbus and Dysentery
grown PERSONS entie higher confidence than If it
of the ordinary hnbug medicines Of the day. which pro-
fes perform miracles and NIL the ills Of e Its charac
has beenfu established in the hands Of physicians of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresdent Of Lockhart, Texas will show: "
n t-." "DELTA, (Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81, 1847.
o. o. W0oAman sq-Dear SlrThere but a very few Of
the offered the public to which would will
ling to lend the sanction of however humble may
be- either in the world Of letters of medicine Observation
and experience however have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carninatiye and Asirinsent Syrup is very
valuable compound, prepared upon scientific prnc!pesper
ftcy in harmony with the laws Of organic lieand therefore,
deserves although its ingredients kept secre to rank higher
scale Of remedial agents than nostrum 1t affords
pleasure able (wout the fear OF successful contradict
tom add testimony in favor of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy in all the forms Of bowel complaints for which
it recommended. have used II myself in several very
eresing chronic of Darhea and Dysetey md
mend in many others and in every instance, where such
preparation wasindcated, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours, 5
".'.S .".%5E.,. ss.t,. r. NJ. PORTER, NJ. D.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by .r"
, o. o. WOODMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
jel2 5md&W New Orleans, La.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

THE GREAT COUGH REHIEDY-CHERRY
ELECTROMAGNETIC following original letter hand.
ed for publication. remedy which elicit Such
mams, must be good one:
~ Galveston Texas April 25, 1856
Dr. 0. O. Woodman, New Orleans:
My Dear sIu justice you and duty suffering,
and may say, world of coughing people, state what your
Invaluable Cough Remtdy-your Cherry Expectorant has
when all other remedies had failed give any
relief In the fall of ls4 living in Louis where have
sided Of the time for the last aixcen years. took
cold which settled my lungs aud confined my bed
and dosed and bseredby doctors weeks finally
got onmy legs again. b not cured Of hard coughing and
ratling and tickling in my throat which continued necessarily
than six months always the in the winter. My
friends assisted had coughel enough kill dozen
and that be i'll the last stages of consumption
made up my mind must cough my life away. left ST. Louls
in December last to travel and spend the winter in the South
When called your III Vicksbg you will recollec
coughing hard could talk make my business
known You said you would my cough AS yougaye
bottle of your Cherry Expeeorant thought woud
slight you and your medicine much try
thankulness shall ever remember the day did
days began allay and diminish my cough and all tick
ling in my throat and before had used than three
ourtls of the contents of that bottle entirely
for weeks did not raise cough Though exposed day nd
n.ght, mail weahers travelling However, in Mmch while
travelling in North Carolina took cold and congh
Inc commenced again. and also the tickling my throat
tetvas and before arrival IN New Orleans 2h ns
on some nights congin would aud
an hour or wo soon procured bottle you
in less hnn two days entirely relieved again.
determined to always kecpa bottle hand, tho
mencig Of cough very few small doses will relieve
1ireiy anu fully satisfied the best Cough Remedy
known tothe world and duty you owe to the cough.
ing and daced part Of the human family TO put 50 valuable
remedy within the reach OF ALL Its praise soon be upon the
tongues of of thousands of joyful coughcss happy
souls great remedy your Expecoran be brought
before the public.
lam, dear SIR respectfully yours,
I r. J. WOODWARD,
! inf km6 pfS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04
2UNpRlEs

~ 1000 Kegs Choice Leaf Lard; .ea
$50 bbls Winter Strained Lard Oil
-Gt 800 casks Prime Ribbed and Clear Sides
100 Shoulders; in air tight packages;
800 bills Mess, Prime Mess and Prime Beef
100 half u6s DorninicSis Extra Mess Beef
=.sa 30 bblS Sugar Cured Dried Beef;
100 tiercesI. h. Child's Hams,
50 Charles Dayis'S Hams;
FFs 203 bbls Mess Pork; =-.a5.- W. r. a-nF
200 !. nerbyls Star Whisky; e1s IL
100 ~ 8liveg's Extra DO; -.
400 SDeaRs do do
100 =. Berne, Kelly 4 Co.'s Old Premium Whisky;
. Domestic Gin: ....-.. e.. -.
u White Wine Vinegar;
1000 boxes Cincinnati Star Candles;
@ SOD ;.. Sperm do
200 So Fo5Ss Wheat Starch;
80 Fresh Beef Tongues, hand and for sale by
tVOORHIES, GRIGGS a CO.,
aus IL fch0GptoUlas street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Parish Of Orleans, City of New OreansS
Be remembered that 26h March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P jan
ve Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according TO law do de-
and say that the above Just and true and
transcript from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this 2Gh day of March
1856. c. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
Board Trustees resolved pay Six per cent in
the scrip certificates Of 1865 payable and after the
second Monday OF Mny and have declared scrip dvi
dend Of Twenty cent the net earned premiums OF
past year. for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day of June and they have reserved the balance
of the profits of the year ending 18th March, 1856 meet
pending but unudjused claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the perS of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the Of
premium
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04
T,uO11AS Il, WINSTON, ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA


Or III N i 'si;S or oo%ns ~ S Of N5oS Oh "a N9S,, = ~
s'Ss' 'g' ing F ID nENf Is%E HsT%rr' Ss3a,Ii pertain"
Advantoges Of fce&tinq Ia a"t ro"1 81 ia' and IN Hin
s. rsal s herd Q; MsDH . CH
Condition. With population 70 loom The Vicinity abonis
win natural enr'sss beautiful h, lake; AMI streams and
is the great summer Of the Enst an s9nh md when
eher as Sonree Of iaysm@1 for he 4re or as The ge
nmst Home" gr ns91hqnd g. rss;sno e; I@,eass w b.
Tie y a:riv3s at Paul last summer ynried from three
ta3stly Anlec"I i'n rao npret9'ened in in MS eoM3ity
within few miles OF ST. Paul 1t utterly useless to at
tempt description Of the particular general advantages
of Minnesota over many new North. .wes'h States; E @het
facts numerous and prominent ihgy m':t he notIre There
the land Prairie and Wood about equally dEsd 50 ta renly
Of or man, syins n iitrc rou, IN selling iarn
Governor 2rmn in his last AsssHgeto the Legislature Sit
that more usual in annual messages of this
N K more 90 81 HS h hs 10 rasord er s " rSpab
70 the peoge Yet this snot the !igtn which truth and Justice
Shaii e WHICH ' a the people Of Ills srory arr blessed WITH
sG9o p pacy m cS Of m cizsns or ] pnr W %
tbs ndsrstand as tNet demonstrated by the
ie"n the eriSa'ure il gaEe me Erei pleasure to record
the rp4 growth Of srsy psrt d Il o ri fgFsd ls r. Thgn
wrought mp very extryagant degree hn the most Sagne
rsli1s It was then si"sd f population ab"" shiF
tyiye t3?u:a4 One ye has passed since i,t estimate h;e[
that period b than doubled We know from ceasus
fnra f tT lon n os sp r ss T M"ueo t.o S m M
contains fully five Thousand sonlS' increase III 1855
OF forty thonsnn being than hundred and fourteen
per cert Shona this ratio of increase conlins for two years
huG:t and ort three thousn nd should such
TIME for three years onr population would reach the A9t"ui
sNch Al increase would aon the whole country much rs
c And this re,n, i not to be rejected without e"Leia
late emigration homes in the West When reflect
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !

---..~-i-. STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Belt remembered tha! the I5 January i55 before ne,
the subscriber, Justice of the Peace and for the city
an T. WsSS ess 5sG hs
eorig aepose and that the aDoTo @ccou
u md trns and correct tTR5eH m from hs books Of the
''u 0''Ap"'' JAS 'iH' Il WHEELER iiiE Secretary
1885, SS'N TO al ss:"i SiSs - 5 S ""'
the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of
holders thereof legal representatives. on
The Bod Of Trustees have also DECLARED dividend of ten
per cent on tg net earned premiums Of the CoMRmn for @ the
ssns = s sss he s arsh t '''D's S'
sn S9 ne S b s ct % e eb. 9s laf a M %
5jS fSTS3HS sHSA HH2gHEs F9:sd:s, Esss's"'
JAMES H. WHEELER Secretary
TRUSTEES
SS s;sS,5i s;d 5sb5 II T9 3vep + FlF bsvs S@a"
s1so5 HPFs:on Hsy %"i + cSsH1 cfias"Hy 4 i:sss 1iss
J. G Sa S"Tsy y A. po1sherty' 5ohp RHGdseFs' Hsnn,
y 3 { E'RSs' #s5S Soo l. Ssi;2 S;oa's' Eager sns
57ai51 iSEST1 HT6 7SSEH 5oxEHsI sS j fS t.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PERPETUAL"
Assets, january lst, 1856, $I,A2l,612 Az.
A. W. Thompson, Paul B. ciodiard, odd FAX n D. john Ely
so % NJ Sy 8 s T. cswod as7s "5
IA#EENcE JOHNSON, ,Tii Vcd-Prssdont. President
p5 vs. ssssfBaaS snd oss 5ss's No. Camp
The undersigned, General Agent of the above well known
sso ssS G, sS"FR Ike S :ssiss 2'
ts f 2 an De S yTG be pleasure in '"'"
'l'1 ,'''.,'', aoAEpoE HErEnEscE:
Mo1 SaGMs GO e. ! ! q y Sssa MG Co. Co. h mes
D. Dfn''as 00 cam@sck' 0S Ksea s"nres vest T1 's
JShn rssidsn NSTGts Mutual Inns Company
Imns % Tnyns % Prs sTent 1renrs M ImSnramce ConnNn+
n 4 hS3 oSn i s. sn na nmS m n orsne f. Co.
Iirec from this Branch Ofce and I.esses
paid there D''' '''"F1 '''' ''''' ', '',
RloHARp BEIN, NJ p, Medical Examiners
IN o,tsr,snos JCsEFa ai, RESSAD9S STon M' "a =
Ill HARMON D0ANE, General Agent,
.-- =
N q Sew sas SgS have lis day
ons prepared take Fire. Marine and River Risks
u,-. D1REcToffsy; !, ,,n,,.
SYs Asx! i i! iI;,fSt Eev, +. A. RawIin4, esIhts''
fngi i Wiison, SHsen,s is'!.S + Il sts@Ts is'"'
'n0' G. RrSs' ruov ,s Il Il 6; O. GTnei prs sjan,
JAS b. DENEGRE Vice President
New o.sn;s; @ Jan: ,; !: lsss ;7, ;,, ,7, - y y
Ifl Or NEW ORLEANS-O OtIire. Nv l03 Canal
DIRECrOkS:
John Pemberton, b. 0. EiSuauf, j. A. Braud,
Logan Mex night, Jas n. NevinS VIM Eoge,
o. Ciaillartl F. MAsperO, c. Mil,enbeger
B. P. Yoorhies, Pierre Pont2,
This Company organized mutual principle is prepared
to issue Policies for Murinc River and FirG Risks.
, ,,. . cd dOliN ff''lDi'ni""' iIs ~:
JULES l'ehhoNpE' HeSFtNty. !el2 y
A T.IryrA NVAYFrEs-T1TE W ATERS DF,THESE GEL.
"A IrafI M, ~ f,r a, m s,rh quantities n5 may he
,srG ~ ~ -; a. 5,ras NJ trS", % cSrm~r f ConIeTcnI
All"y bv ~ y M nEtI + ~N"'' '''''' N''"'' -
The \b" Waters have been found seryicenhe in all Ca
neOus Diseases aiectuus OF the Bladder or Kidneys Dyspepsia
Gravel, Diseases the Womb, General Debility
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04
t.a,,,I Encr,5,,l,.,,ent,

+ THEIR W. GRAND ENCANPMENT OF LOUISIANA, J..
Os0F holds It's regular sessions the third Tuesday in JUN
uay and July Of each year the Odd Fellows Hail. Of
Camp and Lafayette streets
oieers for the Is59Alf AIoultcn NJ W Grand Patr
arch; Thomas f. Bragg, NJ +. e. H. Priest; VIM Deacon r..
W G.S Wardsn James Furneaux, R. w. G. Scribe; II. VIII
Gamb, n W. Treasurer; w. X. Mcintosh, r. W. c. j, W..
y. G. Dunlap r, w G, Reps. NJ. Todd, W. G, MARSHALL
SentineL
All. Gates R. ". D. D. G. Patriarch, of District No q
Frankin Oscar BRrbee, r. W D. D. G. Patriarch Of District
No. 3, Baton Rouge; Ay D. Covert, r. W. D. D. q. Par
atcl, of District No. !, Clinton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1856 me-
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who he
ing duly wori according 10 law does depose and say the
foregoing accounts are just and true and transcript
from the books of said Company
tSgned C. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before 18th July 1856
lsignedi CHAS N. BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of
Six per cent in cash. the outstanding certificates profits
to the holders thereof or to their legal Representatives and
after the ID Monday Of August proximo
The Boardot Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three and one third per the premiums of the
Company for the ending the 30h June 1856 which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
TH0S 4. ADAMS President
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

|7-I-1 : VlIft NtIIUtEs7 EStsV.77 = =
HOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1856 0aicers-rEenry Bier,
PRESIDENT john Stroud Treasurer James FuneauX, Secretary.
Cemetery Commitiee-Harpcr Dillingham; Gardner Smith, L
ther Homes. Finance Comrnee-Thomas Keetfe, W G. VIII
son. L. Homes, SeXtpn-Daniel Merritt MemberS-FranS
Lewis, " G. Wilson, George Seymour, T. Goldman, G. b.
VAULTS IN 4 ODD FELLOWS REST may be procured
ay Sppiyias 70 + NJ QoRRY sekes Co.'S S Canal street
s. Mint and the Secretarys office, in Odd Fellows Hail.
ner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
The members of StOckhodng Lodges will be $40 per
vault; TO all others, $50 per vault.
Information relative the purchase Lots be had OF.
application to the Secretary. ~ - -
LANES FfIRNEATry secretarr n v Rest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04

N, BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWs' HALL
ssDGI meets at their office in Odd Fellows HALL
. the irst Monday uf egerg-nonth III
porge VI shaw President Thomas H. Shields Secretary
John ID Bein Teasurer; j. G. Dunlap john Crckard IL &.
StetSon H. Howard I1neas Smith, Junies Davis, George
Rareshide A. W Bos%orth Geo, Dirmeyer Edward Psbuy
aud W. i. Cook.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-04
A
H. P. JANyIER, secretal

EIQMIM I'm mUIUAL INSuRANCE COMPANY
IL OF NEW ORIEANS.-The following statement Of the
affairs of this compnny is published i'll conformity with the
qniremens Of their charter, viz
Amount of premiums received for the year ending
3ls December, 1855 .S54S 0eS 20
Amount Of unterinated risks, 3ls Dec, 1854 o. 4 20
Total amount Of premiums for yenr ending 3lst De- - -
Viz: For premiums fire risks. S27S.076 90
For premiums OH river risks 26a,626 ~
For premiums marine risks..... 1899 -
--S64D 302 20
Less premiums risks not terminated
3lSt December 1855. SlO3,567 90
Returned premiums. .................. 2,647 20
ao.H' -Sl062l4 20
Net earned premiums for year ending 3ls Decem-
ber 1856. S53 uSS 20
Losses during the same PERIOD viz:
On fire risks .Sl46,UiT 80
tlh river rlsk I0I,bIo y
.....s S54S,O99 50
Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip
Issued, etc. less interest, disc't, lS,64S Ga
-S471,743 IA
Net earned profits for the year ending December - -
5is 1850 -oo-,i'3' 30