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M OTTCE-ON AND AFTER. THIS DATE, We, TIHE5
Projectors Of Cotton DO
hereby give notice fifteen viii
iii every nstace purchasers of cotton, for @
the for chasing and all cotton to- be removed
10 any ether press for Composing.
Il lie BEAU,
President feyee Steam press
FRERET e BROS Freretss Press
j. CYAN YIEKLE & Co.
Canal street. Press
4 s - Orleans Press
PENN 4 g0DEs, Union Press,
HS3 WE JOHN HASKIES,
Per Parker i Haywood
Ea8s {$ysgS FACTORS aud Louisiana Presses
3G 5S43E BELL Il BOYD, 5*
Shippers and 3ferehants' Presgss.8
55s5. ass8 BA r MES ANraEF CO.,
#5f Mississippi Commercial PRESSES
RoBTs AEATT II co,
81 Planters Press.
57s535SS5s sss MOORE Il SIMMONS, 55fsi ss5
$58 labaula and Bramail r resses "a M
8Seq, Orleans autil 10 1885. as I'm
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gTEsO SOAP HG AN u IL " EI u R g. ;AS fSi$ a
IA 0THERS-GRE,AT ECONOMY IN SOAP MAhINi..--#I$
The attention Of trade or
This great apls aHd profitable
to new superior aEele equal
the best Eastern Pain. Soap AZ
Kettle twenty # tho
above be
oT9EJn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

R9-The Bark G. u. Truitt, Capt. Scull. from
Philadelphia Il dscargins at Post 81 Second Db
Consgnecs will please attend the receipt Of their goods
the Levee otherwise they viii be stored at their expense
risk. G5 ~ GE0s3W. HYNsONF. Il CO., &. n
ar 4 3$Ef&s5gI ( Ctau,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WITHIN
In forty this date, Iwill apply TO the Second DIS
trict Court Orleans the emancipation of slave
o'' " @ - ID JOHN G.. COCKS.
New Orleans March IT, 1S56.-In22 4tna0d
Wis est par lie present eonne que detIans
IN quarante j6urs dater de la pEesente e sous
na fera application Second Go de District de Ia No
yelle Orleans pour emancipation eselaye UL
w 0'> S 1eS JOHN G.EoCEs,
Novelle. Orleans lie II de mars rn224t in sod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

MEMORANDA. u,
~ The ship Oliver Jordan and bark Oak Hill went to sea
the 9th inst Ships Crescent and Shakespeare and barks
Maypo and Jas Howe, and brig Brothers, on the I'D.
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4 cannnencing 0NrylsT, Mi
DAVIS, NTNsTEEIls
ROE Ar EVE d 4 y 4 o b

The Best Ethiopian Troupe ever New Orleans
including ND DAV the celebrated
INST vocalist and peffneator.
5Ss## ia DANE DAVIS, s#
W PENN LEHR, Tie famous Isanj
Master j. aW.8ADAMs, the fasoffte Ba{lad Singer
n. Musical sairses Ethiopian Meanges National
operate PaIodie Refran, Dancing, Nero &c
"a Doors opsn II O'Clock It
y O'clock. 5SES y.
Hs Admission 80 cents. az IT, 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

he property consists Of twoory Brick House four
below and four above with necessary ~ %
feet deep. The land increased to
rounding 1t there growth OF magnoia oak laurel "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29
Btbletu If TIE Nlarkets.

TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL %.
COTTON. The market again quiet yesterday buyers
generally appearing disposed await further intelligence from
Europe and the sales confined about 300 bales Prices
were IRREGULAR without quob change and repeat
last figures:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior GIGS Aiddling Fair ..14@-
Ordinary .sl339S6 Fair
Mludlng -UtS0IlutB 1iood Far
Good Middling.. ..1Ai@l9a Good and Fine. .....-G-
TOBACCO. The demand active resulting in snes Of
45l hhds Of which ISL 6 and 100 private terms; ~
which Is at a and at 9; and q Luss and Low Admitted
71ac p ID round
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1865. 40,537 ll,7l5
Received since. ...........l ,E325l7 l6,2i1
:. yesterday ....... 5,255 81
y, 6377,772 -l690O
1890 2s,0l5
Exported to date ......... 463,742 2I,134
yesterday 4,gl AUS
-l,46S7lS --2l5t2
209,596 64i3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

RELEVANT LES CoMNTISSA AIRES ct AGENTS
c. NJ Bradford, de IN Succession de JOHN NC NC,
Juge de In DuSOGH vs. UN ~ U +
ene Com de Justice de CHAuX EN- magasin No. Is me
Paiy-Parosse d,Orleans Julie Ter District II
Ce "a avrl 1856. No. 6si9
A WIS est par le present donne q tons ceHH
IA que celia concerner daFor repon1re In pe.9
dams aaire qnnze jours qu suvront Ia
premiere publication de cette avis. - ,,,, -
s,r " ~ " 49, Connetahle.
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81 GO BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, Z
ftit,. If Nav! Orleans. Anril Q, lS5G. 4


m9-At a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, il unanimously a,
ResoEt That with the approval Of the stockh1es ayng
Bank TO exceed 81, 0D,000 y
in accordance herewith notice is hereby given that books
will be onened at the Banking House, the. 18th in
main open thirty days from that date during which time the
present Stockholders privileged to subscribe for said in
provisional subscription list will be opened at the time
the public pro Of the portion Of said increase that
may not be taken BY the present stocklloldcrs
utii W. n,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

Two ALL WHOM IE My GONGEs G.
from this date, nspng Judicial proceedings against
the State Lonsana hs First District Court Of this
for the emancipation Of my named DARCUs,
- - - ~ JAMES DICK HILL,
f6@S$ #5E BY his Attorney: q. n. ESTLIN.
& New Orleans, April 2, 1S56-a2 Ii myi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

"A tous ceux que celia peNIf CONFERENCE.-The
IA lie present dome dedan rene dater de
publication sonssne era application dams le
en,ancipation do 50 negEesse noe UARCus agss dens
~ ~ - = JAMES DICKS HILL,
b a2I5myi NJ par son @. T.fsst1in.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

Reinsurance NOtfce.-Thc undersigned I'm"
Companies hereby give notice that their Offices will be
closed every day SIX O'CLOCK p Nj from 1s May 10 the
LIST OF October. A l"a-.gl t&&
Home Mutual Insurance Co. New Orleans Insurance Co.
Louisiana Mutual Ips. Co. Crescent Mutual ms. Co.
Merchants Mutual ms Co. Sun Mutual Insurance Go.
. Home ms. Co, Of N. Y. Delaware Mutual lns. GO:
New nriI %. 1895 Z Z aN 1T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

nzr- The, ship seramporc, Capt. Boyvden,
F Ss consse Y Il % case k
himself known to the discang clerk the Levee, other
wise they will be stored at their expense and risk
al GEO. w. HYSS0N Il CO., 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

TN1Fs SALE-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S3G ny II
Il Removal the Abita Springs. !. =,
MY RESIDENCE situated in the town Of Claiborne op-
nestle (nvneo Yards the Steamboat Landing, aud
* miles the A6ia Springs Two hoats run
IL where Schools markets. stores churches, stct
afford ali the conveniences required for pleasant
winter residence. s4 $S& ia 5g
advantages It's entire from yellow fever and cholera
NAV be ascrbed sauby be Judged from the TACT
hat have resided property fonr
family Of children workren and have called in
nl, jCin,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

DENIOVED.-W. K. r. Fryer, INDIAN poG 81 as,
fee No a Old between Barracks ana Espaaas
raats onnose the u s. Mint. All city and country osder
eneosine III most paid will be puncsualy attended and med
ene with directions how sent by return OF friee
Of postage. "a. ,,s,E, M All a o,staek p VI
NRoDo NOT mistake my number and address, os
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

.sxst| TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
sSS land in Eastern Texas known as the lard
situated in asper county Texas, within three miles OF
Devil Port Watches river. This land ~ offered N
change for dr.! goods and groceries any one to
the and which wifi bs such ~ VIII
land and title, made Hon. George W. Hon u
VIM Eddy, and r. @. Doom, ESD, ct the citizens or
this county sAMtE Ell guy p 60
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

E,IeIoEz-8 -I,Isair sIsr..-
HOVER 5COTTO N HAIsyEsTER. EoR
III picking cotton eld Patented December 1865
The attention growers others interested parc
lay invited thisnew and valuable invention for picking COT
ton in the field. #
The machine is simple in It's construction weighing only eight
pounds, and with it hand do the work OF tro three to
fly in the field $ t5 4-isE= IL,
Cotton picked with this machine much cleaner ad t5eer
from trash and left in better condition for ginning IMAM
that picked by the old hand method %5z..5
We selling State and county rights tor the
thereto obtained by calling ias At
will be in operation, by addressing o
Ohio
Price of machine SIS.
ofdeFspF0tnp'iy As 'ss = W. E. CORNWALL.
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FIRST Lusrtces CouRr. 4 GOUAUX & TIALA NAL n
: Parish Of Orieans.E s. COI.MS0N It CO.-No q 629.
DY VIRTUE of writ of fIeEi facias , to me
ID directed by the Honorable d. F. MITCHELL First Justice
the Peace the Parish Of Orleans will proceed t. sci a
o'clock NJ the contents of 4P0THECARY EST BIlsH-
MENT situated on Tchoupoula street between Julia and ST.
Joseph streets.
* d my3 1' ~ - WM c. QUIRK Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

3Ia n STATE. OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTEt DISTRICT CpuRT HENRY T.. SHERMANy HIS
Of New Orleans. ~ CREDITORS. No. 8l9, 500.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
In the nsovsn other herein Interested 70
appear the office Of R. j Kafr Notary Public IN this
civ on Monday 1856 nj 10 O'clock A NJ
for the purpose affairs ef said
his person and property stayed and james Angust
ESQ.,. is appointed represent the absent creditors
BY order Of the court this 1Tti1 Of hpTilS 1896
- 5s# r. d. HUBBARD,
a1n In =, end Deputy Clerk.
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

FIRST JUsrlcEs CouRT3 JOSEPH FIELD Mr.. and Mrs.
Parish Of 0Eleans. coeEEYSo z l.
Il dirscfa1 Nv he Honorable r Mitchel First Justice Of
the Peace The Parish Of will proceed to sell At
pubc auction SATURDAY. the 3D. day OF May, 1906 Mt IL
O'clock NJ, at my Warehouse, No. 70 Julia street
ONE LOT OF FURNITU RE, &C. Seized in the above en-
titled suit. H>g"'
~ d mys UA N' WM c. oUIRK, Constable.
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sehr Powhatan, CARO-, for pensaeola, Z
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For terms which will be low apply to Mr. KENDI, No. IS
Camp street, or to the subscriber, Goyhgton, LIS Il o.
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E1STANCIPATION-THE UNDERsIGNED HEREBY
II gives notice that he intends TO TO tie
Court of New Orleans the Of his slave
dark grille boy, aged about g 70 remain
In the State. SAM'L3 LIN EIfsi5
at in sod his Attorneys, Si1nonds & Fennar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-29

ss- L. o. O. F.-Howard Lodge No. 13 lseets
EVERY THURSDAY EyENING, in Lodge Room No s Odd q
THADDEUS D.VAN HORN, V. g.; DAVID MOORE
Secretary; GEO. H. sHoTWELL, Per Secretary A. DESoIA,
Tr..v inf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06
$50 900, OF which 52S SCI soh. 066, 10
heceipkS Since he oleIilnq Of Road.

Total SIS, 352 1i8
OF which ON passengers $3.50 0lS freight 500 93s
miscellaneous SOS 1876,
The above is condensed statement of the annual
detailed report of the company published few days
since. 1t enables those interested aud the public
the company for the year and the productveness of
the road.
The last {seventh) annual report of the Milwaukee
aud Mississippi Railroad Company is very voumin-
ous and full important information relative to the
progress of that line Of internal improvement. The
President, Mr. Catln has made very elaborate
and comprehensive review Of the work and its pros
pects and to those not familiar with the section Of
country through which this road is constructed, or
its local resources it must be highly interesting. To
the stockholders such report is invaluable. 1t
gives very satisfactory exhibit of the companys
affaifs, and is not over-sanguine regarding the
future productiveness of the road. We have made
liberal extracts from the report that those interested
may have the facts and figures from an official
source
MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
The length Of oad including side tracks, be built by
the ntrsctora 10 about hundred miles at cost TO
the company of So U4 $780, pay able folows:- $780,
eco bonds IT the company $3.50 600 in mortgages or
taken IN pas ment OF stock son GOO ia cash.
ana SABA SEQ In the stock Of the company-al being
taken at par by the contractors.
twenty-five hupd.d tons of rails were delivered at
Milwaukee il the mortn OF October last and thou
Sand hundred tons weighing atteight pounds
the itnea yard sufficient to the to Prairie
chased end viii be delivered wauke upon the open
ing Of navigation.
From the report OF the Secretary it will be seen that
the total amount of stock paid in TO the 3et Decem
las 81 626 AS ST. and that the funded debt Of the
company Al the same time 81 49o 600 as follows
cant honda evNhla
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The Orange and Alexandria Railroad is now the
only connecting link with Richmond, Virginia, and
the South. The river route has not been open for
the past two or three weeks The Ice boat, being
unable TO continue her trips, lays frozen up at
Washington perfectly useless until warm weather
shall open the river. Passengers going south of
Washington had better not pay their fare beyond
that point ~ they will he obliged to change their
route 10 the Orange, Alexandra and Virginia Cen.
trail Railroad, to reach Richmond the trains of
which DAILY make the connection. It Is fortunate
for the travelling public, and also for the govern
ment, tina, this lire OF Improvement has been made,
as the transportation of the whole Southern mail IL
dependent upon this route. On it, completion to
Lynchburg, it will te the great through road to the
South and Southwest
IT, following statement Of the sales OF lands and
receipts o. the Illinois Central Railroad Company
~ f56, il taken ON the European circular of De
G llci / Co..
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Foreign Markets.

NArANzAs Jan. 27-Freights are extremely dun, and
u, faroor is full of vessels Laying here dem
to- which charterers can't ni employment Ruling rates
are viz TO United ates, 75c per box 81 per ibid sugsr
and 81 per ITO gallons nossses Europe, f3 los e.
Scarcey any produce bias into the market as yet
end owing 10 the late heavy rains it will be long before
we have sryt thing like Stock AL import articles are
very Gull.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT II. NICOLAY. AUCIIONBE8 ABSOLUTE
s.s e. fifteen yssss lease q ,hs building No wan.
chsse New YORK Wan and Bosd The Is yess k
No Wal street corner Of Broad Donations O. lease are -
follow rYearv rent for the first FIVE years. 1880 payable
q and wsss 1 and Re @ h snes
The burtpg N g-od repair The property row for
FOR nothing could be oe' ed which pa 80
CREST p oft as this lease Thus an opportunity pesene5
lR safe probable Investment First olsss
ei bonds and mortgages will be ,akeo for one half
NICoIAY, Auc,oneer, No. Broad st.
"A sell public auction Wednesday, February al t2
O'clock .. the Merchants Exchange, the following yansble
property VIZ Forty m.s ss,eeTares fou, story first
first street commencing 2A fee. east OF Third TIE
bspes each 10 feet inches BY 40 fee, Ia depth finished
depth For mapt and further particulars apply at
ne Office the auction GERS, No Broad street.
ANTHONY }. BLEECRgR. ABcTI0SEER.-vALUABI BILE
ecker will sell auction os day, February s. 1856 At Il
ocook at the kercbsnt tKc5snee the three four story
eighth stIee, on he north side being ls east Of Third
synue The lots are each feet B feet ncber depb o.
he ns 20 1es% ns sPd sP q hs
he alce OF The aucHoneer, Nc iroad street. "
LUDLOW, AUcTIoNEEn --sHsRIFFs sALg-
n. Coal cana boats horses, csfis, &c this day Fen g.
md Immediately ser nj GIG Green vsh street horses and
and The contents the ysd fx1res &c and asst The
1en gs o. The coal yard s9a ese- A. @ West Forty
4 uoTfoN NOTICE -kuseEfL FAY AuCIIosEERs
"a ttore 70 NASSAU street ttwo doos fro Fulton street,
hsR dave to acquant the public hat will commence r.
day ebrus,y u and con ne Same every Tuessy and
lhu,s durirg The sprirg sherns morigspe and a.
~ rtceiye personal attention All saes made Nv onr
bfHs *. poDelpgDy feted tatf
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Average cost Of road including side trscns equi
depot ounds and buildings and all ether expenditures,
We have estimate the gross earnings OF the main ine
the drft after il shall have reached Prairie du Chen
81 500 eco; and though we are warranted IA esm.t
the first year after completion to Monroe at not less
than 500 COO, yet TO provide against all contingencies
we ~il consider the frrt the total eArDiogs Of
DO lines Es imAting the operating expenses at so s4
centaoout ter per cent above the actual cost thus
1t will leave for net earnings $3.50 900, equal 12h
q dollars.
Ihis per centsge upon the superstition that all the
funded debt Of the company ia converted into stock
that the entire of the road is by stock
But IS this viii obaby not be the and large
portion Of tie cost Of the read will be by
bonds hearing interest of eight cent the dividend
will be increased To corresponding ratio.
The gross earnings for the ending 3lst December
1865 were $e9l S4S a. being increase Of 1924 l6
the earnings Of the previous year. although no add,
tier 81 line Of road was operated.
The opera ing expenses for the same time will ap-
pear in detail In the superintendent report. we're
1919 ~ O. or forty per cen. Of the gross earnings eay
ing SAT- AS rs for net earnings.
The gross earnings FOR the previous year were
s456, se4 70, and the net earnings $307, 1852 al
On the goth Of June last the directors dec sred cash
previous months ard on the 9th inst further dividend
Of Eve per cent payable In cash. and Per cent in
stock making total Of seventeen per cent for the year
ending 31st December last
Net npgs for the year. SAT- 443
less interest on funded debt. .$i66,e75
JANUARY divserd, i've Der cent cash. 4i,7si
9 :" = seven I" stick,
LOCO Of which represents the sum de-
posted TO cIecit Of sinking fund. ........ sc, 90s
--3l3, 922
ioI ne year SlO',1ZI
10 which add surplus set apart ne previous
JVoa " t40i3
Making surplus fund at this Il re o. sls7 5s4
which bias this day been set by
the drec ors TO he eayinR the track may be-
10 meet cennngences and the pay 0. the copstruc
Il bonds payable in 1859.
In the last annual report the earnings the year iuat
closed were estimated at ncress Of % peS caof ar
$142l6 10 over those of the precedug year whereas
The actual rcesse has been $23s 979 16or 81 per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

At the second board the market was a shade or
two lower. Reading fell off per cent; Michigan
Southern, J; Cleveland and Toledo, J. After the
board higher prices ruled The amount Of business
transacted this afternoon was limited.
The steamship Africa, from this port for Liver
pool tomorrow "wednesday, will take out about
$500 900 in specie.
Owing to change lately made in the Board Of
Directors of the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company,
some delay occurred in making arrangements for
the prompt payment of the interest due LIST instant
on the first mortgage bonds of the company. The
interest is in course Of payment by the financial
agents Of this company Messrs. Winslow, Lanier
b Co.
The following table, showing the amount of CAPT
tai number Of shares, par value, when semi-annual
divi .ends are paid, amount of last dividend, and
latest quotation of the stocks of the various Are in
surance companies Of the city, is taken from the
February number of the United States Insurance
GaSette and Magazine:-
New YORK FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS FOR FEBRUARY.
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az s. MFLLoR, AUCTION sfR-By aoUaHTON (
INSURANCE..

~ - 49,
u COMPANY, New York jan Is Ass Tras,Ssss
is
f,smuTs s rss e. On %s1e s' from LIST jan ~ 70
Premiums on polo Is not marked JAM 1855 I2is 50
risks. upon ass
fremioms IN rksd on from Ist January, 1855 70
10 Sc. I p.ia duis as silses q '''0 y
Ee'u rs q premium and sxpenses.... 4S5,7s4 ~
22so $50 -
sew York city bark stocks state stocks sna asn.
STATE ard sner s' .sa rs CRAVING
IisiceDds on siscis interest on bonds and nor.
axes and other loans, sundry notes, re insuranco
a.d other os,ns sus The company estimated At. 5ss %
Cash IN bank 173,022 50
The Gard Of fruses pay an nie est * six
hereof OF sr Legal on and aer Sasss
he Oh DAY Of ss sSss rs Ds,, o,e oo,
have further resolved hss 81 he outstanding he
Z % e 1s Ssas q Oh .
gal On and ssr Tuss.y he s FEB
The jcses 70 be oduced al The time and
Tss sosrd have sso dividend Of 80 par cspt on
Re .ssmss @ % %. f ). snss
and afer Tues day, the 5th day Of February next.
a q Bss s 'f eP ss% s
xsoss proSs from st january 1855 10 Isl %
January, sio7so 90
Total profits for thirteen and ba't years 80 39ia53 90
The certificates OF 1874 1876. $40, 1871 1913, 1S49
Isy0 1871 and 1854, and ~ per cent Of 1863, have
been redeemed by cash 44se73 70
Net earnings remaining with The company on LIST
Jan ary 1873. ,.,,,',,s'n. vi s42 SO 50
W. TOWNSEND JONES' Secretary
John u Jones Caleb Bsrs,ow Charles Dennis
Thomas Tiies on, A. + Pinot Denr ia Perkins,
Henry Colt - Leonardo : snarez, Joseph 3aiisrd Tr.
Vim. q Picke slill, Leroy M Wiley. William II. Dodge
Augnftin Averfl, Benry tricks Mortimer Idvin sto,
Lewis Curtis. DeneiS MlDer william Wont
Vim s. Wetmore 4 Nico Henry Burgy,
Charles II Russell, Joshua ~ bepry Cornelius GrnneI,
LoweT olbrook, fheo W. Riley Henry Brewer,
Robert O. Goodhue, DAVID lare, watts shernan,
p A Harfous, James Rryce, Edward & Raj.
Se,ssr Gene, VIM. SufRis. Jr y. a. Morgan
Icwerd H. Gillian be. ~ X fogert, u. J. How and
Bamfey Crooks A. A fow. REM BabnocS
CpsRrrs pYSrf.. vica President. :
W. VI. II MOORE I'd Vice President