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EAE are now receiving D Ia Se Assc ~tneTt CT
w Goods generally kapt In Pa!nt and Oh Store,
NJ. io,000 Brady, corner q yons;h,
sspso DAVENPORT. IOWA.
= 0c0 g0ASS New Eo.4 Glass In store and Ter sac
-
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IL list received At BRADLEY 4 13CxEfrE,
NRYeTAL Plate 0iass for coaches And sk3w vsses
" A large AsscrsS sSnent tor SALE u
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VYAHH1SRZS-Cosen, yrSaite-e sl.i Dsusss. : ~
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ID pns q H1ueAse ssscytmsAt, Ne 6eet . t.W1.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

A,,.,p,v And Counsellor at Law, aud Notary Public
Particular attention paid 10 Conveying and exam
taa,ion Of Land Titles once on Brady st., 'n WI
therwax's building. oc'Ao
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
Silver Plate

msuutactured by the Nv York Siiver Plate Goa.
psny, Ia piece, worth from ONE DOLLAR to
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, or more. There
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
,.ouropArps,C MEDICINE.

ba PRINCE, DO H. consulted at his pls.sn
,ary, on Brady between Fourth and Fif,h street
daily from 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. till p NJ Rr-gd.no'
northeast corner Brady and fif,",nth -tT'cta
sug29-d&wSln
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

DANIEL L.. S1lOsEN,
Auo,nev and Counsellor at Law Once IN DhNeh-
p.rt's block, opposi,. tho IsClare House
Aec26
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
JAMES. T.. HOG NE,

Attorney snd Coun seiog At Law. onNc. mt''-~'
corner Main and Sec I'd s,r"t-i pa'enlot', Iowa
Id.cIg1ittl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

J. W. WILEY,
Dssier In Choice Family Groceries, Proyiions, fro
ducs, DC second st., bet Brady and Main Daven
tort. lows. o'''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

the decree Of the court ordering the will of Daniel Clark Of
1873 to be recorded and that Saturday he
suit in the Fifth District Court in behalf Of Charles
wych others New and Philadelphia who the
Of large of lots and in suburb ST. john
against thirty thousand dollars damage
for injury Of their m Az these courts have jurisdiction BY
tic residence OF the plaintiffs the form Of litigation
mar e changed and the great legal battle be fought 10 State
and not in the Federal tribunals. ~ 81
FIRST DISTRICT C0uRT.-Jndge Hunt passed the
following sentences Saturday
James Lee for manslaugher to three years the penen-
tary On motion OF his counsel, appeal the Supreme
Court was allowed James Tottenham and John Flansgan
sau and battery four months in the Parish Prison. and Henry
Leopold assault and battery six weeks in the Parish Prison.
Thomas Conway, who had failed oappear for trial chsgs
Of assault with dangerous weapon surrendered in Court
entered against them aside Conway prison
await trial. II NJ sfA5 FIJI NlT
Mrs. Ammo Diez and Mrs Eliza Dimtry charged with the
murder Of cruelty and Mrs Theresa Smelser charged
with the murder of her husband by poisoning dismissed
by nolle prosequi All besccused had for
liberty under BAIL sS
Carl Wolf boy fifteen years old brought into court
from the House Of Refugee under writ of habeas corpus sued
out by his mother Mrs Sophia Wolff through her COUNSEL Col
Field The Colonel made lengthy argument taking the gem
eral ground that the Recorders had right finally dispose
other than those Of vagancy in which the parties
imprisoned at hard labor and the particular that in the
present the charge of had been made
far to within the scope Of the staute Recorder Sh
by whom the boy committed statedhe Attorney General
and District Attorney having declined take part in the
that he had sent the boy to the Refuge upon that he
vazan had been levee perer and vagrant sleeping
boats etc. for several months prior his arreshad failed
give any of HIMSELF could any give
his parents Judge Hunt took the under adyseent
and the boy was remanded to await his decision.
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NEW oRLKANs cLAss1rICArIoN.
COTTON AND rosAooo srArsnrNr.


SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. Transactions in Sugar
confined to few retail lots previous On Friday 29
hhds Cuba sold private In Moassss nothing
Of any consequence done.
The market quiet and noticed sales Of
only $40 bbls St. louis Superne 100 same Ohio
at ST rs and 30 Illinois Fine supsrne at Sc BIZ Dbl
round w.
GRAIN Corn dull with sales OF 300 sacks at
5Sc for Yellow Mixed and ST. Lois Mixed White Choice
White Offering at 90c "a bushe without buyers GOO
sacks Prime ST. Lon sold Co., ll6 Ordinary
56c bnshe Bran still lower with of 1874 sacks in
poor order at u TO- and 3OU Prime 81 l5$l 20 u 100 s
PROVISIONS. ..Mess retailing S23 5OGS24 p bbl
and lot Of 400 bbls sold low Bacon
was heavy with sales of 60 casks Ribbed Sides IL c
and % casks Shoulders at lJc D we heard of no
transactions. holders asking p Prime in tierces
HAY. "A lot of 10 bales Western sold at $2S p ton
GOLFER. Quiet and sales confined $50 bags at
Rb.
GuNNY BAGS. noticed sale of sOO bales at lessc
equal to cash. -
lot Of 40 coils Hand spun sold ON Friday at
Sc an r.. 'f.sF -
LARD OIL 10 bbls taken at ST l25s y gsllos
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Retailing at 426l421sc and
smalllo in poor order WAS sold 40c u gallon.
WHISKY The was very dull and quotations we're
nominal. RI .% h2 ~ h E@.H h-i-@
FREIGHTS...A ship taken for Havre at IL Ice for
Cotton and few small lots shipped Liverpool at that
rate.
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IMPORTS.

BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA G&IIYEsToN-Seamsh shin Gen
RusS-SlsS5 specie Cnbalero y i5asuado-i05lQ do Il
Forser2225 do de Egann2T9 do J Fostntl-Ebl do 10
Preau Couure2oO0 do j Phelps-l3sO do Price Walsh L
co-ioal do T,saIi0oO do TurpinluV do McIaralan
&colVDO do PedeauSllc BroheFsO0O do Genser-6Sl do
II \ Hebrad ScoHDU do A ID Grief ecosSf schmidt Sco-
5000 gold coin Union hides Price, Walsh kco- t
Tie Capt IL AshbS-Total M specie
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark H Mioy-Cargo of coffee
previously reported.
MATAS2AS-Bar Chantcleer-Cargo sugar previously rc
ported. 'S -
. GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mexico-2e
bales cotton 70 Atenberger ScoS6OUO Union Bank-SSOO
Mcdowell, Mills &cosundries Il Hart Sco-Popc Ellison
&co-Tareon, Whiting Tullis- I.urec-uchHnnou Carroll
&co-Rngely, Blair 6cokarsteudeck ScoI Holden tco
ID IL Marks &eo--and order.
LlNERPo0L-Ship Jarvis-GO0 bars railroad iron 10
Benson sco-lS eases Steel j Il Caldwell Ecoj peers
JOS Wilson ,scoi6 pkgs casks lin 10 Bridge
Ranlet &etsundries 10 Heks-E Turpin-Cramer dsc6
20 Grahatn-Parmele y Bro-Wolne h Poppe-Rcharfs
COLT Belknsp-c Buddecke kco--W A Violet sco-T
prehn Seo.sinrzenegEer Eterned-G Size-Caba!lero
Basualdo-M Payro-W II ietchford Sco-U uuChes-I de
Esaia-Perkins &co-and order
RIO DE JANEIRo-ship Juniper--Cargo previously re-
ported.
NEWPoRT-sh,p Equity--42S0 bars railroad iron to
Casey.
BosToM-sbip Juliet-5OO tons ice to Smith Eco-As
sorted mdse.
NEW YoRk-Ship Annawan--Assored uise
cAARLEsToNl3ri Jehossee-37S casks rice Chapman L
BrownlD0 do Lonsdae Sco-S5 do Il gueger--J do
II ID seatnen Sco-!l bags peas order.
MATANzAS-BsEk Ardennes-30s hhds iailado to j B Mu
rson. ~
NATANzAs-Bark Gen warren-iO0 hhds miado so ties 50
bolS moasses TO j i NuTison
BRAZoS SANTIAGo-Schr Mfnns ScniHsr-5s.1 bidss =
crates horns TO order.
bGrgs to Post x Mel.
TeHEFuScTA-sehr oetaya-5O9 bbls sand 10 order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

al STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of 0rleans, City Of New Orleans
that on this 18th March, 1851 before
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President H. r
Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual company
New Orleans, who being duly according law.
pose and say that the above
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th March,
A. D. 1857. g. g. NJ BRADFORD 1871
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board Of have resolved to interest Of six
cent in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday May and declared
scrip dividend Of THIRTY.FOUR Pen CENT. the
earned premiums Of the Year ending February D. 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President. 6
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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ssipplng yntflligents.
MONDAY, June 20, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY,

Steamship Mexico, Lawless for Galveston and Indanoa
- NJ &s Harris, Morgan .Sco
Ship Princeton, Bell, for HaYre, Baxter. Iogeii Ecn
Ship Memphis, Davis, foa New York, hi. . A Cohen
Ship Rappanhannock, Gushing. Mobile Whitney Gco
Ship Megnnrisook, NonDoen Boston, G Hynson Sco
Schr W ii Gilliland, Erickson, for New York . u
Chapman & Brown
schr Tallahassee, Merrill, for Ninitlan ~
!, ~, - Boudousquie & Phillips
ehr Visitor laws for Mintitlan. Boudoisuie Phillips
Schr Hornet, Mack, far Pensacola. John Hurley Mo-
Schr Deer Island, IRdo, for Pensacola CW Newon SEQ
Schr Powhann Caro-, for Pensacola John Hurley Eco
Schr Deceda, Faurer, for Mobile, e W Newton Eno
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at Auction by Palfrey 4 Co. as follows say: 1sr

This is the public sale for time the prices obtained
cep'ing two or three stocks, much expected.
Exchange quiet odsy The Banks continue to sell
cheeks on New York at ~. Outside theraes from
No change ia sixty days, and ruling yl and it
discount Sterling 92Gll91s asd Oi910sS. Francs heavy
and tending downwards 5asS4s.l7a being tho extreme
ranges. rs.
Coadionofthe Banks city oeek ending strday
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CATTLE MAR KyET.

aNt 4 fA JEFFERSON CITY, June g.
Arrived Saturday go head Of Cattle. The supply of all de-
serpton of stock on sale is ample and prices continue
our last quotations, viz: y
PRIGER. HHH r
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MILLINERY.

ssSM, MRS. ROBERT, Il CHARITIES STREET
W. hegs leave 10 inform ladies in the city and country
that her assortment of latest Style Goods and Enbroie
RES now complete She has hand tment of Pamela
bonntts new yle, Empress Bunnes Lace Crane
and aa other cSpos Csmhay Menllos and shawls Chanty
Sets, Artificial Flowers Embroidered Hllkerchiefs Fans
reduction. ~ ' " u s'e"'
Ladies are reminded that N R. has secured the services of
skilltul seanlstress lately from Paris. mvll I'm
go M'RIE. RUssERT, NJ. II CHARITIES ~ -
III street, MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKINGhHi6 |
kW IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE. Keeps con jllGlu
El santly on hand assortment OF style cloaks IW
mantillas, shawls, etc. '
Ladies are informed that the services of skilfu seam
@t'c's 'i"'i ais nave peet secuFed dis I'm
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CONsIGNEES.

BOSTON-Shp Juliet-Hitel cock Il Iatting-G Fosdick
Bridge Ranlet &co-W Vredenbtrgh sco-- Surtevant
&cO-R IaushlnEF Motion SSco-Smi,li Bro--J Bur.
bridge &coC Buddecke Aco-Arthu &co-Frost &co-R b
Summers Locke--Conyerse kco Florat-W l. Cushing
Robb &co-Flint Jones-J Wright sco--Bteville Iron
Works-speains &eoYG Gossehaik,G Newton aco-Rog
Wooaali &co-B Penrose--J Gould &co-Rames Il
Woodall-E. II Request &co(i w Szer-Rohson Il Allen
Twche x Dutcher-A Grief &co----J McDonnold leo
Lunescloss Bros &co-Vose BrosColeman Putnam .aco-
John Williams sco-Wood 4 Low-oglesby McCanley-E
Hart &eo-Dudey X Nelson--Conyerse. kennett f.
Bennett Miiken-G W Dunbar Sco--s f Moore ,fco--x
GaucheJ Standardization II Gaines-I G Leymour-fall
4 Hdreth-Beebe keep r f. kco-Times Cfice-L Couol
Reed X Feld-Theile, Seeler Sco-and order
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tne week l46g41
The Canal Bank makes formidable exhibit showing
exces specie above the requirements the S44
D yet we learn that the discounted all the offerings
to-day excepting triing OF
Of water To- float in and likely to be kept in the
strong position. 'lt
There nothing done in Stocks to-day only the
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8tbism of The Nlarksts.
MONDAY MoRNrNa. Lun,

$780, MONDAY MORNING., June g, 1851.
i COTT0S..sWith avery fair demand on Saturday, aud
limited supply of desirable lists holders claimed aurberm
provenen and the sales embraced 5000
curing an advance Of in figures to Low Mdling and
Good Middling. We quote: yQ9 FS AS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-29

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be it remembered that, the 18th July 1856 before me-
subscriber Justice of The Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Msoni Secretary of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans Who
ing duly according law does depose and say
foregoing just and true and transcript
from the books Of said Company.
lSignedl g. j. MANSONI, Secretary
Sworn TO and subscribed before this 18th July 1856
[Signed1 CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board OF Trustees have resolved pay
Six cent in cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof their legal Representatives and
after the I'd Monday of August proxino
The Boardo Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three and third the premiums of
Company for the year ending the Both june 1876 which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
THOS A. ADAMS, President
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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WATERING PLACES.

- HARNESS HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY, Miss.
fE This desirable Summer Retreat, generally known
ll throughout the Southern country under
of William Barnes, will be opened the first day
next for the reception of visitors
The proprietor in order meet The increasing denapd for
rooms at his hotel has erected during the winter adj
doa building O feet long containing A i"-e and finely
ventilated Family Rooms, and now hopes be able
modafe all that favor him with patronage whether
transient or permanent.
The natural advantages Of this establishment
handing the he water prospects the Gulf with the
salt water flowing direct from the having
visited by epidemic have failed impress fvorably
visitors from the different Southern cities
ing country.
Attached to the hotel extensive orchard containing the
choicest fruits spacious grounds handsomely finely
ventilated apartments for bachelors, Billiard Rooms and
pin Alleys conveniently and neatly fitted and Bar stocked
with fine Liquors and Cigars.
Carriage and Horses always be had the shortest
notice.
The proprietor determined spare expense that will
enable him merit the
heretofore received and render the say his guests
agreeable.
Visitors from New Orleans the West will
wharf at Mississippi City from Mobile, the East the
second wharf
Applications for be made to
VIM BARNES, Mississippi City,
mr. &
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ScDDUf,erS,
BaTkS.
PRIEsTLEy u BEIN. 50 AND gCAN

- pRlESTLEY ~ BEIN SO AND OF CAMP
IA STKEEI importers and Dealers in HARDWARE
y CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN PI, APE
have now well assorted stock of Foreign and bones,
VIC Cutlery English American Bar EoOp sheet
and Boiler Iron, which they offering for sale at low
Are aseht' for lman Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron
mHniacured at the Rolling Works the Cumberland riyr
in The United States. ~ ' ''Ae' -N'"o
Are also of G. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell Manufacture
ana OF a New Jersey Copper Company
Ne1nVite the attention the dealers planters
chants and the public generally large and well asor
stock " 80 $3.50 900 S2,s gu
ROCh SALT-Iu barrels and casks for sale iyy
~ ALFRED kEARNH,
sS-V -''Ft" - Mag sziue street
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INSURANCE.


TJOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMfANa
IL OF SEW oRLEANs.-The following statement OF the
affairs this company published in conformity with the re-
quiremens Of their charter, viS Il
premiums received for the year ending o-s n,
Slst December, 1885, .toaI,ogg ~
of unterminatad risks, 3lN Dec l65b lVoot W
premiums for ending slst De- N. n.
cenber, lS56. -
Wis: For premiums on Ere risks. .....$NhNSZ Y
For premiums on river risks. S5l,9ol a
A = -------$74s,4g IS
Less premiums risks not terminated - -iNg
3lst December 1885, "
''''1'A'1 pfe"u'n'' 49, 1886 $50 4s
Net earned premiums for ending slst Decem o.. 70
1861. S0so,oeu ~
LOSSES during the same period, viz:
Z On fire risks S84. S6l 10 ~
On marine risks. luSoil 40
$685., l53 90
Re-nsu rance expenses, interest scrip
''N' '''' 'e''''' = -$sss 200 IS
sls 1884, s2ssbss IS
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FL STATE OF LOUISIANA
IL jsnsa,s is ssere
e Of hs psass in and for the city
and James il. Wheeler, Secretary the Homo Mutual
eordng law depose and that the
and and correct tsssrpt from the books Of the
'''' ''np'n'' JAS il WHEEL is's Secretary.
M oH9s n s ri nj DAY
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans
The pay an interest of six
in cash the outstanding certificates Of profits
their legal after
MONDAY, the 9Th of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY ~ per cent on the net earned Of The Com
heates will be issued and after the 18th Of March
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice. President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January Is, 1857 'a|
e. ss:s ss a.1
Harrison, T Ss5as S%shssnqs,, VII 1Sssy.
aes 9; Sweet Nn; \. Kent, ~. K BENNETT
We To%pka.. John & eoodrieh. sanss Yn Bsrs
3E TE 81 ssN gTuA
conformity with the Requirements of their charter
cent Mntnal Insurance Company submit the following
ment, viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
Amount unsinnted risks July ISL 1855 si9t 7 &
s@ " sl,oO6.4g7 So
Premiums Fire Risks. .s4n2 964 At
- Marine Risks. 49, g0 30
- River RISKS. 3i0,5lS ~
- Life Risks ................ ,523 80 = =
--l ,00s, 497 IS
Less Premiums on Risks terminated. l39, 969 As
Less Return Premiums. 22.632 05 ~
- 1872 0l 50
Amount of year ending sS4s96
Losses paid during same PERIOD viz:
On FIRE RlskS.-. .Sli2st) VI
On Marine Risks ........,.......... 132,77S 20
On River Risks. 22,7lO ID
S4S9349 "a
Reinsurances, expenses, profit and loss,
etc. less interest," discount, contingent, =
81 81 $3.50 100 50
Net profits for year ending 80 1856 s327s5
The Company have the following
Invested in bond and mortgage pro-
perty worth double the amount loaned
thereon Observation-Disclosures 253, 599 90
Loans pledge Of Bank and public
stocks on time, Sl84,265 Son call
sll5,0bO.. .,............:. s9,265 SO
ums.. 20Oe46I Ii
Invested in real estate. ............... 62S7S IS
Invested in Bank Stocks. so shares. 1897 50
Invested in Consolidated City lionds.. S3,I30 90
Dne for premiums in Of collection 26.l46 O.
Cash ....................... 17s,157 OF
$lll3,D5U 60
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b. P. JANvIER, Secretary.

TRUSTEES.
Christian Honold John Fox, j. W. Burbridee
A. Rsichard, r. Brugier, N Mg3enHch,
y: H. Pomroy, Thos Byrne, F. W kirchhoH
W. A. Violet, r. c. Cammack, W A. Johnson
A. Leconrt, A. R. Montgomery A. Cammack, u
g. A. Fosdick, VIM Urquhart Vim. Prehn,
S. S. Green, Richard Nugent, Thos. l.. Dix
A. Carriere, G. Fassy, j. s. Wallis
E. Ganucheau, G. W. Dunbar, Chas. Laiitte,
j. Thornhill Henry Rodewuld, Leon Queyro,lse
Mason Pitcher, A. r. Noblom, j. L. Macaulny,
mis-
STAR INSURANCE COMMUNICATIVE No.
~ y ST. Charles
This Company will be ready Policies Insurance on
Marine Fire River Risks the next. return
OF ten per cent Will be made TO the insured all
mums. PLACInE FORST ALL. President,
EMILE DEBUYs, Secretary.
New Orleans 2lst May 1857. my22 I'm
TJNI1E INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH CAPITAL-S25O0Oo
The Union Insurance Company New Orleans is now pre-
pared to take the usual Fl RE- RIVER MARINE RISKS
No.1l CAMP STREET
This Company offers to insurers the security of Cash Capital
SnrerS to participate ~ the profits of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRlNG1PLEth receiving Scrip bearing per
cent interest, redeemabe in -FOUR YEARS. insurers
prefer they TEN PER CENT in cash
upon the amount of their premiums
All losses will be adjusted promptly and eqpitaby
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary.
ECToRS
r. W OGDEN, OF the firm Of P. Cusachs, Bro. L Co.
CARL kOHN OF the firm Of g. kohn Il Ryan.
a. +. iENERES, of the firm of Abnt. Generes & CO.
VICTOR MAIGN.>U of the firm of Y. Il E. MaigaaI.
NJ j. ZUNTS, of the firm of Shaw & Zunts.
?. LOBIT, of the firm I.obi Il Charpenier
JOHN DOLH0NDE. of the firm of Martin, Owen 4 Cobb
A. cHIAPEILA JOS DEYNooDT. az
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r Capt Wilson, Of the Schooner Minna Lchiier from Bra
Santiago that the 2s miles
he SAW the schooner Founce from New York, bound
PASSENGERS,
Per ship John Jarvis, from Lrerpool % the
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sTEAMBOATS.
r Powell, Jackson, from, Wick sbnrg
David White, Metiill, from Louisville
Hiuwatha, Dix, from St Louis.
Frank Keeling. Garlic, from Ouachita River.
+ Q Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Opelonsas Neale from tirante River.
Cora Anderson Carr, from st Louis
tu. Ben Franklin Auders, from Cairo 4.
Iecomie johnson, from Shreveport.
Ys... City Of Memphis, kountz from st Louis
7z II D Sewcomb SPOTS, from Louisville
~ j Swon, Jones' from St Louis.
Belle sulphur Ham. from Greenwood.
Belle Gates, Saliba, from Baize
AfonJ Smith, from Red River.
..r VIM Bagaey, Snnott from Mobile--Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
H..t Planter Wilson, from Shreveport.
Oregon, Myers, from Mobile.
Towboa Panther, IaPace from the down and
to sea on the 3d inst ship Wiudermere bark Linda briggs
grimea, Windward and John Pierce-brought mp
Quarantine Station barks rdenes aud Gen Warren
the Quarantine ship Juniper and from the city brig
Jehossee, I. ~
Towboa Ocean, Chapman from the Passes-towed
TO sea on The 2lst inst. ships Bowditch Roehaway and
sehr Mary Clinton-brought up ships Annawan, jno II
Jarvis, and scix Mnna Schiller.
Towboat Ia Misndon Whann. from the
and to the 2lst inst, ships Plymouth Mary
mono, sehrs Edw Barnard, Louis Mclean and Sea Drift
brought up ships Juliet and Equity.