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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Tbe Cabi
net had special mooting to-day to con.
slider the question Of an overland mail
TO California.
The President has recognized En-.
rioue +. Fallen as consul for Chill in
New York. tF
1t is stated that Col. Richar dson, 81
Illinois, has declined the governorship
Of Nebraska.
Judge Stiles and United States Mar.
shal Dobsop, Of Utah, have arrived.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

MIA. They had proceeded but a short
distance when their bodies were found
dead. Mr.. Parrish's throat was cut
from ear to ear, and the others had
been shot. Their bodies had been
found at a place called Springyille, a.
bout fifty miles from Salt Lake CITY,
Rumor has it that Mr.. Parrish had a
difficulty with the church authorities
about removing his property, which he
had previously "consccrated" to the
church."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

m mPportaff ESpeiiss0s - We lea.
,nat under the appropriation 1st epo..
oy Congress I, military defences 90,
ographlcal explorations and reconuTi,-
ances Tor military purposes, the sum
OF 10000 haSbeen assigned for tho
purpose OF orgarizing an expedition To-
ascertain the best route for coD,inuiuc
'"e 'n'Hary roa3 between For, Smelling
and the mouth $f the Big Sioux to Fort
Laramie aud the South Pass, by way
"f Lonp Fork Of the Platte, The OK.
Peu''Non Is moreover to undertake ex-
piora''ons in the Black hills abou, the
sources the Cheyenne aud Little Mis-.
sour Rivers aud is to examine the
N'oorara or Leauvui.court River for
me purpose ofhscertaining the prac,ica.
o'llty OF Locating road along it, lead.
Ing rom the Missouri River to the
o"''h Pass. This expedition has been
placed 10y the Secretary of War under
the commend Of Lieutenant q. X. War.
ren, ct the photographed engineers, an
"hcerof unti'i'Is energy, and the lar
gest capabili'y For the position assign.
!" dlIeu Is al pres
e"t IN st. ho'Eis making preparations
for the impor,arlt enterprise committed
to his guidance and superintendence.
In addition TO tie explorations wc have
mentioned, he is, charged with the d,,v
or asceita,ning everything relative 10
the agricultural and meteorological re.
sources OF tne country through which
ne passes, ITS typographical features,
its clima'olngy, and the facilities or OBJ.
s,acles which these offer TO the construc.
non OF rail or common roads. Wo
loon lorwara VIII hope TO the results
OF hien'enant Narren's labors, which
we nave n" doucl will prove of great
interest and inn 1htance to the West.
ana wish HIM q hlhs and prosperous re.
turu from his wilderness Journey
Loais Democrat
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

Farming round Noyf1n is be,te, linn
Digging gold IN California The No..
folk Argus contains cervin facts ,yh;n,,
fully establish this remarf On forn,
of 100 acres. Mr.. Richstd Gov na,,oa
the sum Of sos so, in 1885 On on,
other farm Of 100 acres be ne,,ed d.,
same year S7,352, Site difTsrencs
being caused by more expensive orr.
lay than on the other. Onano,bsr f,r,,
% 90 acres no hetted sd,2l3,l7. On
q 'ar.i OF ~ acres, worried by Mercer
~ Joins, they netted last year 81 6or
In these results there is No ,uis,ate
Of course the prices ofla hJ near Nor.
70 Tx have enormously ads anceJ in The
last few wears, All 'nis prosperity 10
the results o''pe esiabl'sbment Of SIM
gle line o., steamers between Richmond,
Norfolk and Now York, land TO whicI,
it was so difficult rnattter to get Nor.
folk merchants to take ik,r propositions
of stock. Richmond iSoN6
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27
Must Come Dorm The Scien'

MuSt Come DoWn!-The Scientific
American has an article on the high
price of sugars, aud says that the pre-
sent high rates must come down, be-
cause there is large quantity in the
market. The maple product last Spring
was very large, and it is estimated that
not less than 70,000,000 lbs. we're
made in the different Northern States
during the last season.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

TIE TgnuANrlpEc Rourr-TLe
New Orleans papet speak Of the omen.
ing OF Tue new tranitroute to Califor-
ma as an accomplished fact. The Isth-
mus is crossed from Fentosa in two Joy,
and half. The 9nrt of Vep,osa !.
described US one of he safest md mos,
desirable in the void. the ANCHORAGE
being extremely safi', with deep wafer
at stones throw from shore. The FIN.
'shlng OF the road, ,nder the direction
OF Col Summers, wlInow be proceed
ca with rapidly, 50 that by the first of
October regular line Of stages will
cross Inc isthmus semi. monthly, aud por-
maps weekly, connecting at both sides
with fne passenger steamers. Vessels
mad already commenced arriving az
Ventosa from Califmmia, aud three
more are reported uniAr way, full of
passengers. The New Orleans iourn.
ais a'e exulting over the fact. and ssy
that the golden treasures of California
aud the Pacific, with the immense tide
OF travel from that quaiter, are soon to
be poured into New Orleans.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27
BALTIMORE PIECES,
For tho week ending Jul q On IsS7
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR 7ms rtreR DS
RANDOLPH & LATlMfR,
&C South street, BowIy's w Aarr p,Itimoso

--------
Apples, --Salcs al $500 to SjNo nor bbt
w we We quote western az Hal3 cts.; com
r,ann ioi, ~ 10 ~; primsi5a20
hams, plain, i2aIS; fancy, 1876. '>1
Beeswax, SALES at 26a2S cenls mr.. ,e,nd
Beans, White ST ,50al rs; mi ed T5Sdo.
Country soap,--We quote at ta1 cio mar Ii.
Clover seed, --S7 ,0oaS,00 per busbeI
Sauie'.rlho Offering on hp@day last was n
pos' oVo mead, aoo OF "hlcrSfero sold S4,t2
aS6,00 on tho hoof, equal toyI Dali 90 nen,
Corn,- I'VE quote yellow al ISL cts; while
S4aS6 cts.
Deerskins, --Sales at 25 to 3ofs.
Elaxseed, --Salos at 81 ,50al ,6Obor bushel
Flour,-Wo quote city mills Is 100. fisv,
ard stree, AT 1900
Ginseng ,--quotod at 45s5o cts
Hogs, Live SS,b0ag,00.
Lard ,-~ip barrels i3ai5j in kegs els
Mustard. d.--Salos at 6 a ots.
Oats, --Maryland oats 53a6S cts; Western Viz.
GINA and Pennsylvania, bSa6a cts. per bn,bst
Rye, Maryland sells at 90al 90. ;.l4-Wes,eyn
Virginia and ponn'a.i GOAL 10 tte. per busbsi'
snakc-r0ot, Seneca soils at G0ab0 CITE. Viz.
ginia i5a20 cts.
Tajlow Sales at i1ai2 cts. POI pound.
Timothy at ), 00as3 30 per boshsJ
Wool,--UDwashcd at 20o24 ots.t washed 30a3e.
Wheot, I've quote Interior 10 FOOD reds az
nl ,e5 good Is primo i65si70, inferior 10 10
wlnts, tiFon go! good to rtine, 81 ,soafA
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

lmportanpDecision.-- In the Fairrsx,
Va. Circuit Court, the ase Of Hoffman
" Co. vs.. Palmer s. Bro. has oeen
decided for the plaintiff The defend.
ants in this case sought To redoce m.
plaintiffs daNuand t5-sySgr sn575n,rT ss-y.
bad forwarded throu gh The mail Tb.y
offered in evidence III le,,er or ~
plaintiffs desiring then ito mokn
mitfance, and of the faI ina, ,bsu Ma
enclosed in d letter, and placed ~ ,hs
man u"ec,ed 10 The plaintiffs, tho
""'o'"' " @loo' also, That it was their
custom TO remit money Nv mail tber,
being no banks nearer ,b,n AIexondr;.
a distance of23 miles. Tho lid No.
fused to permit the evidsnce n 90 he.
fore the jury, holding, in accoTdancs
with decision Of the Com, nf A.
peals, that request u remit ai3 M,
authorize the sending Nv mail nh,
defendants. by their counsel exce,,cd
to the opinion Of the Co4rt win y y;e,v
% 'aN'o9 inc case 10 me District Court.
f'c'R,ond South,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

The last and most important case
lately brought before tho Troy Police
Court was that ofan assault aud battery
with intent TO "kck."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

The net revenue Of the Niagara Sus.
pension bridge Co, last year wac ST..
600. Total dividends. fifteen per cent
on u capital Of 100000.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27
At Cleaylaod. Miss;s,;no; y, II,

evening Of the 9th inst, Mr.. d. w. Nc
Kee, principal Of Georgetown Acade.
my, in that State, was married to Miss
Mary Roberts, and at midnight, during
the rejoicing Of tho bridal patty present,
he foil dead in their midst.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

Bsb' There were 81, 1000 failures in
the United States last year. The debts
are eliminated to have been more than
$4,000, 900, and the loss to creditors
more chan $40, 000,000.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

Wasn't it mean in Powers TO ohisol
poor Crock Slave out Of . little pioco
Of marblcl
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

a convention Of farmers o Southwes
tern Virginia will be held in the Cour,
Hous of Wytbo County, for the pur
Poso OF organizing u permanent Agri
culturas Society, on the 9Th inst.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-27

Rats)are getting SO scarce in Paris,
That the, price OF kid gloves has COMO
up TO h'kp francs per pair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

she was reported 10 be very heavily laden her guards
almost touching the water
As very heavy gale had been blowing the Gulf Of
Mexico previous walkers sailing, fears
terained that hs heavily laden boat would survive
but all ancpaions o that character dispeed by
the announcement Of her arrival at her destination. var
Gus and vague the rumors 10 what that destna
ton was some said he going 70 Yuoasan 10 avail
himself Of the troubled state OF affairs there Others that
bc was bound FOR Hayt TO aid the Dcmnicans against the
sovereignty of his puissant Majesty Faustn the First
But Walker like Louis Napoleon, believes in his star and
the star rested over Nicaragua.
When the news Of his departure reached Washington
Secretaries cass Floyd aud Attorney General Toucey held
hurried consultation and determined 10 telegraph the
United states Marshal New Orleans TO send the
cutters in pursuit of bin. Bu, the cutters, u they gave
chase at all must have been cutdsanced by the little
craft, doubly laden and unfit for she Ncssrs
Molina and Yrsarri hasened the State Department
for Information, but Gen. Csss could enlighten them.
The Navy Department expressed great confidence that
Walker would be overtaken and brought back; but We
must have faster cutters for the nlbusters The orna
ry craft Is not smart enough for them.
Mr. Buchanan quite ncenscd the carcessness OF tho
officials Of the government at New Orleans and Mobile
He has marked his dsplcasure Of the coarse Of the
United States District Attorney New Orleans Mr. King
IN permitting Walker to go such light bail, by
ing him from Office. II s said that there Is no foundation
for the report that the President about send General
lamar o Texas, as minister 10 Nicaragua arrange az
fairs there We have the authority Of the Richmond
South that Gen. lamar had informed the Washington
respondent Of that Journal thai he had no, been inform
cd by the President Of any intention transfer him tho
Nicaraguan embassy"
The Star Of the West, which will be due here Wed
esay, will bring the details Of walkers landing Punta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14


Don Inccente Iacayo len for Nicaragua bearer OF
dispatches Of his Minister Senior ID. Antonio jose dc Yri
sarr 10 the government of that republic The ssd des
paches contain seems, the treaty the Minister Of Nj
United states, az IL became known that Walker
had lett New Orleans with his armed expedition for re-
establishing HE domination over Central America Much
has been written 10 the OF that uesy every
body giving bis opinion 10 which or may be the
bases upon which II has been founded. Without giving
full credit 10 so many minors, conectures
ing the most important point Of may be formed With
out great risk OF error The teegraphc Of Wash.
ngon gave 10 understand that by the treaty the
government of the United states engaged itself to
tain ngoAmercan forces sufficient for preserving the
neutrality Of the Transit route and for keeping open
for all nations Ths j. the runcr which seems TO "a
70 be confirmed fully the mysteries of
diplomacy allow BY the very words of the President Of
the United States "a his message to Congress The first
magistrate Of the republic deems 20 be his duty 10 take
that all the communications the Isthmus shall
he interrupted either by nvasions from country
by between the independent States a Central
America He states that under the treaty with New
Granada the United States bound " guar antee the
neutrality OF the Ishmus OF Panama. and therefore
recommends congress the passage Of authorizing
the President, in case of necessity 10 employ the land
and naval forces c the United Satcs carry into effect
this guarantee Of neutrality and protection" lie inrne
distely continues slse recommend similar Legislation
for the security of other route the sthmus
which we may acquire IN interest by treaty"
We repeat that from these words may be su-nised
that treaty has been entered into for the protection Of
Nicaragua which calls for the employment Of The land and
naval forces Of the United states the transit OF the San
Juan river
IN order TO Judge with more certainty of the ccnve.
nency or nconvenency of the rrcsec,orshp alluded 10,
of whose existence there will be longer doubt, cr
soon as Sr Iacsye will have arrived IN Nicaragua the
varions ways been related must be called TO mind.
Nicaragua and Costa Rca actually 10 war, " not on
the hed OF battle, At least paper and IN their ocia
correspondence. Since the expulsion Of Walker Costa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A sTATEMENT FOR PLANTE ,b.s MA al;s
yl%ass into 5 It g,Hvsd CO all he
plantations planters buying as as gross q, Gh h
and regarding it one of the most important 'eiS III "eN
Foins that section they lost great ca. many saa. nesto chit ba
since ADOPTING his temnse regular spring medicine
He hinhs msrueoss that should REQUIRE
to buy it. in lots Of ten a. s DO the last 0 " gone
Sold Al ,hs priaspsl drng g s9S
DoCroR IOoFLAND's CELEBRATED GER
LYMAN Dr. hl t. JkpG fs22ssSsss s rH.D,apn. Pa
blJat @ snf bs YS. I ky s =
iseasss arising from dsofdered Liver or Stomach.
Such
tion ~ IaSasd Piles,
Funess or Blood to the
Head, Acdity of the Stomach
q sinfas p.
and disn Breathing, FIntterns at the Heart, choah
%S ;sP1s" sRse
nsfyPsy Il s B s""
Chest IT,. tT R,n fc etc., s"aae s Fi G 9;
''"a ssa ls Etss, bssrs $. H'''
The proprietor In calling the attention of the public to this
It's virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
its ard untrled article bus one that has stood the
test Of ten years trial before the American people, and ts
testimony i BY the Prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in all parts OF the
country is immense and careful perusa of the Almanac
ished annually by the proprietor be- had gratis OF
remedy really deserving great celebrity ob,sineo
Principal Office and Mandatory No. 80 ARCH street Phil
adepha. Pa
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bers superior to all preparations in
JACKSON, la August l5, 1884.
Dear SrI feel bound express my qualification for
the incacue benefit have derived from the of two bot
your Bers have found them be all you
tlip
tended for and superior to all other no IN use
THE BfrTERs ALL THEY ARE RErEEs ENT ED 70 BE
JACKSON, La August 20. 1884
Dear SirI have used Gerun Biters, and find them
they cheeflly recommend them
to the public excellent medicine.
Respecfqlly, yours, W. F. FAULKNER
HAREIsoNBURG, La., May q, 1858
Your German Bitters is valuable medicine nave
disposed Of all received from and wish new supply tn
msdately
DR.. RAYBOLD QUAIL says: ,o,.
Ihave the year used the German Bers prepared by
medicine Of the kind that can readily sold here and be
eye that there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
Dr. RABE SAYS: FRANKLIN, La Jane "a 1859.
Your German Bers hsve become very popular here. aud
wish 4 fresh supply Immediately.
e. A. ADAMS Il co. say:
RICHMOND, La June 2 1853.
give universal satisfaction all who have used
them.
You should mind that these Btters entirely
thereby possessing advantages of the
tons recommended for similar Diseases
Sold Druggists and Storekeepers town and village
in the United States and Canadas. And by
aul6 lvdWhA New Orleans
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Hs16d Fellows Resf.H

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR -4hiGsEs- Renry Bier,
PRESIDENT Boullemet Treasurer hiss Secretary;
Cemetery per Gilnghs Gardner Smith, jas
Godirg Finance ConmlteeE a Paterson H. II. EentEe'
J. + Miller. Sexton-Daniel Merritt. AerlbegsJ Fu'
neaux Frank Lewis H. GOLDMAN, T. + Peterson Jos Allison
j. P. Warner, ]. C. Wagner.
VAULTS IN 'GDn FELLOWS REST may be procured
by applying F. NJ CeRRT atsickles Co. So Canafstrts
nj n FELT STErs0Ss 81 Camp T. MILLSrAUGa Q.
Mint the Secretarys Office in oGd Fellows Hall
uer of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Price of Faults-Regulsr Ions, 10 Sl5G
ditto by feet S5 Vaults double Stockholders Lodges
SOS; ditto all Others. 10; single Stockholders Lodges
S35; ditto o all others. $50. W
Information relative the purchase of bots etc. had
application tn = d. s---,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orlesrs
Belt remembered that this 7th March 1857 before the
subscriber Justice and for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r
yie Secretary the Mutual Insurance Company
New Orleans who being duly sw9rD according aw, do
pose say the above Just and
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. ?. JANNIER, Secretary.
and subscribed me, this 18th of March
4. D. 1857. g. VI. BRADFORD,
second Peace the Parish of OrieaBs
The Trustees have resolved pay interest Of six
cash outstanding certificates of profits
the second Monday in May and have declared
a scrip dividend of THIRTY FOUR PER CENT. the
earned of the year ending February Is 1851 for
which will be issued and the first Of
June 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIEEE, Vice President
LAWYER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03
Interior Eneampments.

MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
g. W. SHAW No. 10 meets the first ard third Saturday in
each month in Clinton parish of East FeliciSI9.
All intended for the Grand Fncaupment
be addressed JAS Furneaux G. Scribe, Odd Fellows
' ~ JAMES FURNEAUE. G. Scribe.
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IoAN HALLEs BRo GEFpR ~ ~ T TSH9yr 4

JOHN HALLEte q BROTHER. 247 TGHoU III,
y ouas above St. Joseph, COPPER, TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinds Of wors
their line Of business such putting up Tin and Copper u
ters Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roof
all parts of the city moderate prices with anS
dispatch All kinds Jobbing and Repairing attended to witt
dispatch. By strict attention al orders hope to merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave to refer 10 the following gentlemen Hests
Crozer Wing, Jsison Mcintosh, Cook Morehouse Ro-
ert Hughes g.. v Church Ttomas Murray, Isaac Thhye
CALLER, Trrpn Co., J. W. Jewell.
aa-ieer Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange le
Charles street, fe2llaWf
4 IEk1Ds' EUUfgItEsH, NEW URLEANS.-LEaus i
L. Co. IU1 Founders Manufacturers OF Vertical ard ori.
Sonita Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sp'
gar Kettles CHARTERS. Filters Seam and Horse Power Drain
Ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing Iron Columns and
Fronts Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc. ard al
Mlcl merry required to1 the South.
We have been duly authorized and prepared 10 construct
STliIMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
*el2 dtWIy LEEDS 200.
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Giand Encampment.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, I.
o. holds its regular sessions the first Monday
ruary and August each the Odd Fellows Hail.
Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers year ls57-Jas Stockton NJ W Pari-
arch Hero, NJ W. G. II. Priest; E. Smith, R W G.
den; James FrrneauS n ". ~ SCRIBE II Williams K W.
G. Marshall b. DaSya W. G. Sentinel; John Frankford W.
Dep. G. Sentinel.
Barbee R. w D. G. Patriarch Of District Nos
Rouge; A. v. D. Covert. R. W d. g. Patriarch Dis
trict No. l. Clinton; John Orchard R. W. G. Rep.
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q. P. JANyIER, Secretary.

ATTttN H anG TSS6HhfNa SGos GENERAL
Howard Fire and Marine Insurance Conn
pany of Philadelphia.
Franklin Buildings, No. % Walnut ST., Phladepha.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capital paid in .sos 1870
Chartered Capital ''''''' teooeo
IHsns asan;; g sns damage by Fire Marine and Inland
E E Es":. IT. n Ss:'S' & sBs ss:ss
q? Ss;s : sas' SEs9aP''' &E H?ss ssn
SSn n I ss Fo9' HsFg Hs"R JAMES s. ss.
SRE5 5ElJa Y RoT TITS F;s:asst
". Il. wooDs, Secretary.
New York Life Insurance Company.
No. 1O6 Broadway
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President,
PLINY FREEMAN, Actaary.
Cash CAPITAL 80 s2and rapidly acsnnletins On the
S1''" ''' " 'N''o' HUI! !: sENEpIcT, H. y,
Medal Examiners.
American Life Insurance and Trust CoEs-
paiiy.
'-E''-' GHaRiTER 'pERPETUAI. ''''O'''V
ALEXANDER W6ILpIN, President.
JOHN G. SIMS, Secretary.
Risks taken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, On the
most favorable terms.
AGENcT-No 1o4 Camp street, cor7sr Of PoySzss New
Orleans. T. g. HATING,
fe2s " J, ;. COPIES.
IL wSrdia B9rsiSs Rope oaScs Wstchnis Corner s
Of Camp aud loydrMs streets, New Orleans.
& H HlF4ISS Nsw Orleans A VI s SA@ks5T
fe2i ly Frankfort, Ky,
TINAtlN INSURANCE COMPANY Of NEW
CASH CAplTAI.-$25OO0O
pared .Es the FIRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS
a ,.,' No, II CAMP, STREET:
This Company offers insurers the security Of Cash Capital
he Rr s Serb Ssatns @ p e
Gen. ir,oe,t fSdeerIc IN FOUR YEARs i1sryrs
prefer they may receive rsatn Of TEN PER GENT in cash
All losses will be adjusted promptly and qqitably;
JULES DoLHoNDE, secrcary VA <-- A-''A' ''''''''
DIRECTORS
r. W. OGDEN, Of the firm of p. Cusachs Fro Go.
GAEI, K9ES 10, Of the tn tra Of G K1hn = Ryan.
y ztST$ OF, Of The he, firm RI oi 5; Shgw Ennis
JOIN iI M of i" ir@ Of " M Owen Cobb
| A. CHIAPEE.LA. JOS, DEYNOODT a6 ly
RIsANcR QFE1cE Of T4n N&W yoHk. DONE
d FLEE and RITES iNSURAHcE COMPANY, No. AZ
UIap street, New Orleans, La
s15ps '; capia jSn l. 26SS Is
Total ..576i556 4
CHAIR. ES !, MARTIN, President
d. =. wELNARTft, Secretary,
The a,ys Institution we'll Erowr % ali be loce' Ceopa
Hss IN New Orleans 1nd us Policies Insurance "Ee held by
' oj5 o'''''' 'D' '''''' '''' T. @t&}iNE Aae
DEcANS-!opp 's resp9s, lo' ,Geby y, s1,,,
&5 NJ. Is SOW ''v'.e,t y 19l9 s.-co
w AL,F&sD HEsRNY,
! .e29 2tawlw II Al's .Ane street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03

I WRIGHT a. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
And popular Family Medicines which they otter supply
Druggists and Dealers at proprieto lowest wholesale
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-03
Odd Fellows, Hail Association,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HALL
ASSOCIATION meets at their office in odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every month
Edward PilsbuTy PRESIDENT Thomas Shields Secretary
John D. Ben, Treasurer j. C. Dunlap john Orchard H. G.
Stetson Fl. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis George
Rareshide, A. W. Bosworth Geo Daeyer, Bernard Cohen
and W, 3. Cock.