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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-10

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
THE UNDERSIGNED has just opened at the Store
North Water Street. formerly occupied by Messrs Wes
sci Eers and complete stock of goods suitable for
the and country trade offers them at low prices
other store in the place Among them may found
the following:
l6 boxes Tobacco-Word's Fair brand;
40 do do Hazart do
5 do do Columbia do;
Is bags Coffee; SO kegs Nails;
3hhds. Porto Rico Sugar;
5 bbls Clarified do;
30 boxes Colgate's Pale Soap;
so do Scaled Herring; 1.I.
Is hbls. Common Whiskey.;
do Bourbon do
% do Apple Brandy;
do North Carolina Peach Brandy;
20 boxes Cheese 10 kegs Butter;
20 do Adamantne Candles;
10 do Black Pepper 100 gross Matches,
IL do Cinnamon; 10 boxes Saieratus
s bbs Malaga Wine, an excellent artclsl;
200 Round Shaves-L. Woods make;
80 P1ouyhs do do do;
10 bbls. Soda Biscuit; Hr".
cases Shoes-assorted qualities
Is reams Wrapping Paper;
5 bbls No. l Mackersl Besides good manygothe
articles numerous to MENTION which will be sold low for
sash by G. PRIGGE,
Nov. 18th 81 North Water Street.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

should be understood that quotations generally
represent the Wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
r rates have to be paid. f
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TAK NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE.
!AAES of 1856 is due and ready for collection
L The lists are open for inspection at my Office.
Aprli -lI79-2t-32lt1 f. d. HALL. Sh'F
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

NTHOSE sands of life have nearly run out discover
w ed while in the East Indies, certain cure for
General Debility. The remedy was discovered BY him
when his only child daughter was given to die
Wishing to do as much good as possible he will send
with full and explicit directions for making up and sue
cessally using it. He requires each applicant
him shillng-three cents to be returned as postage
the recipe and the remainder be applied the pay
ment of this advertisement. Address
DIR. H. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street, JERSEY City N
April 9th, 1857 l7S-lm-S2-lm
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Wilmington Bank Rates O Exchange.
Baltimore..1 pr ct. prem Philadelphia pr ct. prem
Boston. Z" &c charleston.
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DISSOLUTION,

HE Co Partnership heretofore existing under the nam,
l. and style of McCALEB & BUNTING, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent B. NcCaleb alone is author
lied to settle the business of the old concern.
. A. B. McCALEB
March 10Th, 1857 I3l-4 D. E. BUNTING.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In this town, the 7h inst, by Rev A. P Repiton,
Mr.. ANTHONY STRASSER to Miss LOUISE JOHNS.
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j. nj. ROBINSON d SON
T1AVE now in store the following viz:
II Iron Hollow Ware and Sash Weights
Hoop Iron of the best quality.
Nails Brads, and Spikes
Iron Axels, Hubs and Spokee.
Timber and other Axes all warranted
Cast Steel Grabbing Hoes Spades and Sbovels
Rice Sickles and Brambe Scythes
Preserving Kettles, Sauce Pans &C.
Mill, Circular, Cross Cut, and other Saws.
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, and Fan Mills
Barn Door and Smoke-Hous Locks extra good.
Pad Locks that can't be matched.
Brass and Iron Wire cloth.
Wood Saws and Axes with handles in them
Cotton Cord Linen and Cotton Irvine -.
Best quality of Scissors and Needles
Rogers & Sons, Wostenholmes and some :more OF
the real Barlow Knives.
Sept. Is, 1856.
IMPORTANT SALE.
TN PURSUANCE of a resolution passed by the Stock.
holders of the Cape Fear and Deep River Company at
their last meeting in Wilmington, the 18th inst there
will be sold at public auction, Monday the 18th of April
the County seat of Harnett county, TWENTY-SEVEN
NEGROES all of which able bodied men, most of them
young and very likely also time and place. ONE
STEAM BOAT, and several TOW BOATS the property
of the said Company.
credit of six months will be given upon purchasers Civ
ing bonds with approved security before the property
changed. HENRY A. LONDON,
Sec'y and Treas c. F. & ID. r. N. Co.
March 9th. 1857 30ts-I69-6t
Weekly Herald copy till sale
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SPIRITS IURPENTNE.The market during the past week
has ruled Inactive and the transactions
y small Buyers do not disposed to purchase at
thing 4 cents which figure offered while sellers
orally firm in holding at higher figures. The following
comprises the weeks transactions far have be able
to learn:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
pursuance order the Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, passed at March Term, 1857 l will sell at
on Store on ID a{ Of Nay next
ACRES OF LAND adjoining the lands of James Simpson
The Of N9O'1 EHRsnN CEASED
KANE'S FUNERAL MARCH, Requiem, He sleeps, but
not tn md the Arctic The Five Bellies Polka The
GOlions Nos Moments of Bliss Brilliant Variations on
La Perle Du Nord; Our National Flag, sung by Miss
By ep fR ps b Gs 0
L'Americain Quadrle Gallope, translated frsm the
FTench) Bindisi from the Opera Macbeth sung by Mad
SIC edited for the Piano by Albert Berg Une Feur
De Salon imPromptu valse by Aschr Beauties from verdi
LIE Coucher des Aseauz, Mazurka Brane par A. Talexy
Crimson Buds, by Charles Grobe, II Nos Just Out Polka
motive pleasure he markbrliant variations finale
on Paisley Schotish by Chas Grobe; Live for The Alone
Song Dedicated TO Floda Fairer Flower Les Charmes
de by Getz Also further supplies numerous
April s ~ ~ The BOOK STORE.
WHIsKEY--WHIsKEY
NNE HUNDRED Fifty bis. extra Cincinnati Whiskey;
~ 20 bbs J. Martin, old Rye do;
10 g Superior Double Distilled Rye do
Just received per schr. Araminta, and tor sale by
April 8, 1857. w. H. McKOY.
ICE! ICE!. ICE!n
THE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened for
Sunset, except Sundays when it will positively close at
A. M.
TERMS CASH 1t is earnestly desired that no person
will ask deviation from this rule it will certainly be
adhered to.
TICKETS can be procured and DEPOSITS made in ad-
vance by those who desire to avoid the making
change.
ICE for the country packed and forwarded directed
ICE furnished to the sick free charge when
by Physician or member of the Visiting Committee.
A. H. VANBoKKELEN, Agent.
April I'd, 1857. l75-6m-3l-6m*
GLUE-GLUE.
OK BBLS. handsome Distillers CLUE landing. For
~ sale by WILLARD & CURTIS.
NOTICE, TO OUR PATRONS-Partscuar attention
~ is called to Spring Style of DRESS HATS, beev
them to be the gheSt and hGndsOeSt Molekn Hat
offered made with the greatest care especially for
sales and by the most celebrated manufacturers We
them to patrons feeling confident of their superior
y and finish By the aid of cur French nforatur (t
being the first used in the Sate remodel them
to fit the most difficult shaped heads Call and examine
styles before making your purchases.
CHAS. D. MYERS, Hat & Cap Emporium,
March 80, 1888 "a Market street.
TODAY!
DER EXPRESS-JUST OPENED
L dozen NAPOLEON TIES, beautifully made, and
handsome shape;
dozen best ITAL. SILK CRAVATS, % to 40 inches
case TA1LORS' TRIMMINGS, for custom work:
200 pair LINEN DRAWERS;
30 dozen YOKE SEAM SHIRTS-all Sizes
SPRING SUITS, &C., SC, at
BALDWIN'S,
April 18th. 80 Market street
LIQUORS LIQUORS.!
Ok BBLS. old Mongahela Rye and Bourbon Whiskev:
~ 20 do. Domestic Brandy;
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RosIN-There has been activity the market for
time past, and prices have advanced shade There is
good demand from buyers and 81 Is quite freely offered
for large size bbs The stock market about fair and
mostly second hands and holders firm in asking high
er figures. Sales as follows:
Wednesday 500 10
For No. there also fair demand, and we only
small quantity arriving We quote sales of several parcels
at ranging from 81 70 to 81 per Dbl, quality
For No. there but limited demand and we note only
TARHas been in moderate enquiry from shippers through
out the week. and owing mainly the small receipts the
. fort hau
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Sc MISSES LEGHORN FLATS.n-Just received by
lM Express . new assortment of elegantly trimmed
Misses LEGHORN FLATS. They decidedly the
STYLES yet offered Also lot Of untrnmsd
FIas CAL and Examine the Hat and Cap Emporium,
"a Market st. CdAS' ~ MxEhcs
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Observation-Disclosures
NNE HUNDRED & Fifty bis extra Cincinnati Whiskey;
~ 20 bbls ]. Martin, Old Rye do;
10 " Superior Double Distilled Rye do;
Just received per schr Aramnta, and tor sale by
April g. 1857. W. H. McKOY
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WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
no YOU attend either Cali at BALDWlNL'S and get
- your WHITE KIDS, WHITE CRAVATS and also
select beautiful Silk Vest Pattern The latest styles
are at the CITY CLOTHING STOKE,
Arril8 80 Market Street.
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GLUE-GLUE.
OK BBLS. handsome Dster's GLUE, now landing. For
~ sale by WILLARD & CURTIS

LIQUORS Liquors.!
Ok BBLS old Mongahela Rye and Bourbon Whiskey
~ 20 do. Domestic Brandy
20 do. do. Gin. Just received per Schr. New
Republic, and tor sale by w. H. MCKOY
Anril 9TH. 1857
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NOTICE.
pursuance to order of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, passed at March Term, 1857 will sell at
Simpsons Store, Saturday I'd day of May next on
credit OF six months ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
ACRES OF LAND adjoining the lands of James Simpson
and others the property of Robert T Henry deceased
Apl ), lS57-[3l-tdsi GEO. ALDERMAN. Admir-
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CAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS ESTAB-
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

l.; Ben bales cotton
ss
ssf ssss W4sS i ss ssls e
Jehn Watt Ses5s Yea.man ssoS Taly d
Payne hbs Man" Lame @
Scolo case ndss to - WHAT HaftH y
En 8eoos s1sys Jackson ssso soo
sf$sS kss
81 Ssss IF Gsfs"5s 70
ss s7 ss,s
hhds sugar soa bbs mose 81 hf moiasses
CAMDEN-seamer Bayou BELIEFS bales cotton Frelson
sa ras III Iss
W.. ' sss Wa sss
Eel Fsilowss kso4 Cooper keo
@5 5e ceils sn
bs psrss .s
eotton ''''' 0'ai' '0Z 'aies
BAYOU sARAasteamer eapo- bales cotton to Ward
psy5s Byas Ses pssSs
bssaa s9 ' BaseFdss &c 40
ssS si3eea sas
Hsaas hs1s, ! Ms sss.s.
naoassss Edward Shift scosundrips to ;3aota ho,s s
cotton iob hhds sugar 50 bbs molases Sc hf bb oasses
as h soa eSe % to
Bellocq Nobom &col6 Wright Allen &co4 to Male sum
Durfy0 Anderson Mecalf-9 Byrne Vance ScoWs do 10
Tareton Whiting Tulliso do to Hendnrson a. W
At Meh5ergers Green Crunp-6 oakley / HasIinss 10
Ss Ss Hs Es s 1 ha
Thomas Elder Seo6 dc Green 4 l7frnnIs 40 NM ts s"sa
Shaw aco-23 Lhds sugar hbls mo1assa eiI
hf bbs naolases Beloco Nohlo Eeola hs a
Gayle ices do bb niolasses tn Menard s Vena @
4 do Iiis ssss y,
Thbau9D hhds sugar IL bbs asses 10 Brnud 4
hhds sugar Rienel5 do to w 4 i Non;gopnr,is ~
oderTota 2S on 223 hht SUGAR G bbs mnIae
"a hi bbls molasses..
CAROLINA IANDINf1-sta.n,- p W MD. ca ,,s
cotton to " Estlin Fco55 q Nn ~ MI h oales
EreIson sevansnn So, i3ys sesq @eoe ples cotton 10
co40 Jackson &co40 Purvis GLADDEN. Sco3l Thornbt
6cu-3O Walker Il Snyder-2g g NJ Pnckard sco2 do to
George Connolly-23 Watt Noble Mobey-22 X Carrier Seo
80 Knox lSco-9 Lnddy Brown Scol9 to Walker Stuart
Euchnson6 Pitcher Goodrich &co-I5 J & Rfckc Seo-i3
John Watt &co-l3 Harding &co-l Harris II Ieyi-3 m
aIcenore Ray tcoI Price Gco-2 bbs Hour bbs
whisky bbls beef Jackson sco-l Baylor &co-2 keys
lard payne steele &cori6 hides Heingway Fredlander
co--suaafies 10 ofaef-iotat' 90 ealeh cotton
MOBILE-Stearner CIba-3D4 bales cotton TO order
observation-disclosures Npsie-.7ts h4,no oott,o =. p,,o C.
D. -
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Hen Orleans DsiIu Crescent.
Msm Orleans Homer Tlarkft.


carssEss Z s ss%R is s
There was an active demand for money to-day, Ine 49,
tnd much larger calls they could Attend to- Ine ons
sorthe three days sonc have been eyer to ~
M and three hundred dollars o. exehAnse
beeu any regular Of the sums tendsf'nss 49, -
Il liz Banks are FULL and hare not any
fo s Two iays past on The there ~ ny oesn any
treat press II paper, rates have adysuesa
months cannot Be- placed better hss o1o &c NJ
n's NJ Z i IA nj heavy stock Of cotton Is
undoubtedy having Sstsoas Jss at TINS momen.
bnysrs who are not = ms .uncfe ae
- 1s. -. annuant exchange offering to-day
NJ - ssa j. ctoa would be supposed 10 have created
III N IS abupsance for the demand better feeling
III tn and short sight on New York Tue banks
tSs over at x discount ;outsde rates
.rv,d frcm u ~ discount; three days sight at IA
a. days ses TX discount sixty days sight 2s and per
a siiiog not 50 freely offered dealers were paying
bills Of ladng drafts passed at 81 net, but the
s6upf this class offering is extremely limited Francs
sales Paris direct at ST 80 and the market
<sng under fuctuaton. but 5fs6 2sA seem to be
he lowest and highest figures.
n Stocks there have been sales comprising l6 shares
Bank Of New Orleans several parcels at 800
shares Union Bank nine parcels at 80 shares
Canal Bank iii and q shares about the
thing done in bonds The tardy action Of the City Council in
the Consolidated Debt Tax to discourage operations
Some small operations in jackson Railroad mortgage bonds
90 The first six months interest the bonds Of this road,
cents has been promptly met and similar course awaits
5 q NJ
The following from the Louisville Journal OF the 7th nst
to indicate improved feeling in that market:
gra6ed being able notice decided relief
81
some and ont o doors the rates gre usual
Exchange continues firm The banks checking the
New Orleans the rate We have change notice
money The Tennessee notes. chartered
banks. again in all ordinary transactions.
Affairs appear different Cincinnati as our last dates
of the Sd inst, say 49,
Money generally anticipated great DAY.
much exceeding the supply The banks banking houses
all Of currency and the deposits to-day
upon heavily. Almost borrow
seems willing to lend sas sas97Ass3 IN
The rate Of three and four rent month has been
will be paid to-day for loans for short time Very
b sold in the street at less than half Per
per 9 gSl 5s5s5gs iii Nv 4 f5s n
Eastern Is rner to-day prem. Coin in
good demand the rates but after inquiry
large WIN be the banks in this State make their
statement on Monday
Ii New exchange and mebills on the South and
East, We hear of alteration. "a
Fsothc Report Of Commences and Navigation 1856 just
tho Secretary 81 the Treasury have the
statistics relative the Imports Exports the past fiscal
year, To which we add those of last year
Statement enJlg Of STATE and Territory
da,ng Fiscal FEARS 1855 and S5She yeaf oon,penciag
July !, and ending June 30: "a 90
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IMPORTS.

HES, Grggs sco.
NEW YoRK-ship Northampton-l52s bales hay to A D
Duter-3+i do Helm Chism.
LIyERPooI-shp Ocean Brde-46s6 sacks salt to Hougt
ton Rankin Geo.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark Courier-57Go bags coffee to
Johnston, Moke .Eco. az, n fss| 100
ANTE RIvER-schr Pomme d'or--7o,ooo shingles 5000
slaves order
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BARLEY and
coustaa,Iv ~, ,ar, ,,,t, ROCK SALT
s,.u,s D, G. LowBER, Agent,
-. 10 MSoi." - ss Magazine Street
assortment lanomg Black Warrior consi.tine
%R Psf 8 scfS Fa RSm1 Po 9nss
an Ii n. BARLOW W ! Y 20.
ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE. GREESFITIF-
sooT ear SaRaoLL1oy in the Parish Of Jefferson This ins
Monday n vacation Of fortnight viii be reopened on
b MACE begs avail herself OF the occasion of making
aaSe honoEed her With their confidence and renew her G'
connn e sna he public generally that will increasingly
he pupils ToGord them faithful and well Oh
incte them IN @ gehe and accomplished manners and 10
~ a heretofore been her earnest and constant ensnv
certainty Of snr hopes from her past experience with full
comnes g S.sneon pursued St Charles Institute
French and English " complete education IN both
of The pepsFment unde the Dissection of Professor
who reside in the establishment eS from 'he NoF'h'
refer to the attained by American and they
nave anght the language for proof of the eScg ey
slant intercourse with pupils Of French origin Of b 70 con
sntte mas majority the other Young ladies all eniov IN
and Of studied conversation with their teachers III class
in care s ae gwen to Accomplishments MUSIC
and Is coEded to The best known professors of he civ
procured at the establishment. ""'Vn se eSs DC
EMBALMlNG THE DflAD.-P. CAsASAyR,
- Undertaken No. Mara street. between ustomhone ava
city TIE SEA pr M9 aIis5 Of Nav
70 al orders by day OF night The process simple and b
him are warranted to keep free decomposton and can Il
taken to amy part Of the wsrd without exhang the slightest
odor in season of the year Bodies in an advanced STATE ri
decomposition restored to perfect of preservation
Fall particulars in pamphlets will be given to those who may
B-DsOeesed ministers, physicians and lawyer, will be
ensa!med tree OF charge. s22
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poRTABLE STEAM ENG1NEs-rLANrERs

DCtSTABLE STEAM ENSINES-PLANTERS
visiting New Orleans requested call the suhscri
ber's store and see in operation
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
got expressly for Plantation use running Cotton
Corn MINIS or pumping water be eNcelled.
The tst cost Of these Engines that Of the mules
that would be required TO do the work
ae se so simple that OF ordinary
Taught TO run one III a week
Several in different manufactures in This cy and
are giving entire satisfaction - -
D. C. L0WBER, Agent,
10 ltwNonW 50 Magazine street
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ARRIVED.

Meeker 6eo-lst dist q. 'N' ~ W
Brit ship Ocean Bride Atkins from Liverpool December 3d.
-, 10 Houghton Rankin Seo-Pojn : -
sap Josa, Quincy sprasue q days from New York.
t&4 g. - - ''i ~ A"'''st-is' u's'rlct
Sehf fomme DOR Morrison from Anaite Riyer-Basin
sTEAMBoATS.
Swamp Fox, Kimba, from Shreveport
McRae. Cannon, from Carolina LANDING
sepnblie, Montgomery, from Memphis
Music, Gwarthy, from Iehore
Linda, Parker, from Red River. ..r.
Laurel Hill. Hooper. from BAYOU Sara n
Bayou Belle Walker, from Camden IN
Ben Franklin, Anders, from Memphis
Cuba. .Heirn from Mobile,
Hfs Capitol. Lonon. from Bayou Sara
Fnselier, Bowies, from Montgomery AIa-T,ts
end Jefferson Railroad - ' ~
Tovboat Conqueror Brown from the pssses-went dow, h,
brought up ship Northampton. 49, 's4
Towboat Star Whitney. from Passes-towed down and
to sea llt inst ship Gosport Satesmanbronght I'D
ship Courier and schr NF
Towboat Olivia Palmer from the Passe-tosed down and TO
sea 9Th inst ship Ratler-bropght up ship Josiah Quincy
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IEW ORLEANS CLAssIFICATIon

SUGAR AND MoIAssEs. The sales Of Sugar embraced
some 400 bids at prices for lower qualities Moas SEES
200 bbs were sold part for the West 696c for Dark TO
Choice, and 800 half bbls at 62@63c u gallon.
We noticed sales 800 bbls Fine (two aa;boa
loads So Is and 100 Tennessee Illinois and St. Louis
Supertine, in lots, at 81 . Dbl.
GEAIN The stock of Corn very light and the sales
were confined to about 600 sacks lots SOC bushe
Wheat some 800 sacks Fair Red at 81 40 "A bushel
he sales Of Oats embraced 1900 sacks evee and in
store At sc OF Bran we're disposed
OF at 81 50asl IS p 100 lbs.
PRoVISloNsP Pork was retailing soola0 80 for Mess
and 5oV Dds we're sold at sl9 S7s D bb Small lots of
Bacon Were selling at l0c for Ribbed Sides for
Clear and 9c for Shoulders OF 6 tierce plain
sou Two or three lots at lie The Lard com.
prised 50 efces Prime at 2c 2s bbls and ercss No
al 65o0c D h.. Beef held at SIG n Dbl for Mess
sALT..A cargo Of 1865 sacks Liverpool about one third
time, was taken at Soc q sack round
COFFEE. Quiet only $50 bags sold comprising so a,
a0s4c, go at lOsss, and 80 at lO1sc "a h. -
BAGGlNG.. There was good demand for India, with
X sales OF 700 bales in three lots ct lsc u yard
q gallon. Market dul 80 " y'''
fhSkGHTsA ship taken for Trieste ON nriv,ta
terms and one for Hamburg Tuesday al lc for Cotton
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CATTLE MARKET.
Shipping satslligspet.
THURSDAY, january IL, 1857.

THURSDAY, january Is, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Atlantic Sheppard for BRACES Santiago via
ion and Indianols IIars7s M M 9atves-
Steamer beaier Walker for Montgomery Alabama ace
Steamer Grampus Kennedy for Brazos SANTIAGO !ae &eo
snip kalamazoo Taylor, for Liverpool i ? Wb;nn s
ship Charles Ruark, for Boston, {; " unns ns NY
Brit ship Warbler ldhan Iiyerpool n w S Snsui %co
snip Chas Spague, Pike Liverpool Jones Macka 49,
oidenhug bark Jayerlsnd, Muller for Bremen %e'
so,nisb br,r pena ,a,t,.. .. Theils, Seller eco
so+r d u p,,. -. PUG Mir 6co
Wsx;c a. = nasei, shlih tor Mobile, Blissey eco
s.,r VIA. 1,,,, J w Zaearie &co
ehr Baleares, Turner, Mobile CW Newton See
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INSURANCE.

hx 5sfSsSEASHH n
AEhETE aF fPR Th1ST COMPANY ofH
Assets. january LIST, 1856, 81, 4a1, 8Ia "a.
rasnp ssH'fSni Eas 441s
s. dassVns SnssS
EEEEHBs E 5 s9EhE5sH Vs. rfsssa
ossns saye snd ss So is
Ts e ss sasnsn tnSyp
lives lssdss
Il gss s e ss pleasure in submitting
s.!s:;: Is
S Gsn Es
ss; FrsssSs ssstsss SSSs'n'
Henry EsnsdAis $asn : Sn @ Esrsns TO-
asct from Branch Once snd Lsses
ks s sn s fSrms at the office
JOSEF BEssssDos, n. D Medical Examiners
In attendance DAILY E ss% Il BORE Il
Jazz ~ No iS Camp street.
operations and prepared take Fire Marine and River
Evan j McCail Martin ti,'S Gordon, Jr,
Antonio Costa Cesaire Oiiyier
D. Bonligny.
S SE5F V sA Wis., W, President President:
A. sCRhIBER, secretnry NO If
FAN ana R1Hk e NES
Camp street, New Orleans La.
Cash Capital all paid $500 ON M
Surplus Capital Jan l. 1856 3i 1865 IS
Total Capital. s764 e06 IS
,,-r,, :, r,r CHARLES J. MARTIN President
A. F. WELMARTH, Secretary.
ls New III foes t. all @ e s
T n P fl of the mercantile houses in the sy
SE c TE st sEM agTuAh
conformity with the requirements of their charter
cent Mutual insurance Company submit the following
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
Amount Il unterinaed risks July ist ISIS. 4
sl,Oo647 So
Premiums on FIRE Ris k;.; SO 30 9 9s
:. River Risks. .,............ 34O,5lS IS
l4te Risks. .........'..-.. 452o 81 49,. -
Less Ptsm,'!s on Risks NOT Terminated
- 1852 SOL 50
Amount of Premiums year ending as above 0s
Losses paid during same period, viz:
S III; E tfs
s45S349 a
Reinslrances expenses profit and loss
etc, less interest, discount, contingent,
N,5ll $3.50, 100 81
Net earned profits the year ending June 80 1856
The Company have tine following assets:
PITY ~oR RG doa SHa h @9rSSSs
thereon ..;.;....,;.4;..;....,... s25s59s g.
stocks, on time, sls4265 S5-on cali
Bills receivable, being notes for premi y
Invested in real estate 62s-S s.
Invested in Bank Stocks $50 shares. 578T s.
Due for premiums in course of collection D. lac "a
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