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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

Fusion FIRING.-Why DO THEY Shoot
The following from the Plain Dealer,is not
bad. II 10 a center shot:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
PIECE GOODS

r rom which to select and no pains will be spared
to give satisfaction.
Those indebted to III. Pierce will please call and
pay, as further Indulgence cannot be given.
II. PIERC L. & Co.
November 5tll--5Itf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
Hats, Caps and Clothing

Selling cheap at the Low Price Store
J7Onc door south of the Post Office IN
Do RICE, SMITH & co
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
,ST1TE or INDIANA.

In Tie 1NarsA0N CircuH Cont, February
Term, 1858.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
SPRING CLOTHING

Of the latest fashions f9r men and bows. Coats. Of
the regular ''Shanslai ORDER and Vests. ~llirts,
Pants. Hats, Glites and Boots to clrrcspo.4 -
The Latest styies o
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

Nov. 5, 1851,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03
IMPORTS.


GENoA-Bark Amci-5s blocks marble 1900 slabs do to
Mosseaul0 cases marble bbls 10 sacks nuts 81
bbs sack anniseed hats cask empty bottles
U punches onions 800 do garlic Tnnata
box seed Viosea 2 slabs marble do lQ boxes YER
mcil boxes nuts q dbs do IA bb axseed do fish 10 order
HAyANABark Wanderer--55 hhds nolases 81 hhds sugar
Meyer Mummy &co-2 hhds molasses Castillo Harispe-
lol boxes Pats, Po &co-94 Moreno Bras SrS
AIS do Caheilero Busualdo-2D do Fernandez ,Sto
CARDlFF-Ship ] Humphreys-SS29 bars railroad iron to
order. ~ "
GARDEN As-Brig NJ Thompson-s54 hhds IS ties 20 hills
noasses TO A Geraud &c., ~ '''
LIvERPooI-Bark Rubcn-262 sacks salt to Robinson
CAGLIARl-Shp Prince de Joinville-5-lssl kills salt to
order. ~ "
CAGLIARI-ship Modern Times-956Ss kills salt to order
BRIs1oI-Bark john Parkcr-5S9 tons railroad iron to
Dougherty Aco. -
PALERMo-Bark Pelican-2sl sacks nuts ieo cases a,ro
llU boxes lemons 800 do oranges A do ermci do sels
do plaster figures 200 punches garlic VIM Prehn Eco
MATANzAS-Brig J W Sawyer-iso lhds C mola;a ,nn
hbs moiasses oJ MnrisoH. Wv
GRAND cAILLoU--schr JAS Day--75 hhds sugar to A
X Bameston. 9
NEW YoRK-schr H Baldwin-Assorted n,ise
iNEkPooI-Ship Bambrial9l5 sacks salt TO j Meekpr
"eo-s'' 40 houghion, Rankin &co-SS50do 10 order.
to order ~''-' VAS '"'Fo"c iron
To5REvIJA-shp clura L Preble-lo4o tons salt 10 j
APAL AGHICoLA-sehg yietorr-6s bales cotton IN T
~ oos r9sih ood Low bbls lard .leck-
| order. VI '0t's tepe 0 IONS iron 10
MobiLE-schr Z Brown9l0 bls rosn IN F. RI;ss.v e.,
MoBiLE-Sehr BaleaFcs-Napal stores tn or5er
| GAlNEsVlLLE-2oOb b!s tar lot hide, and snn,,as r.,
Pike -'''V" seet Lumber to- R
! GoVlNGToN-sehr LanFa-s5,0O bricks to o wsnh.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

NEW USE OF PHoroGRArHY- Among the most
curious applications Of photography to art, we must
class that Of copying old manuscripts by its aid Not
long since, DIR. Leo found himself sadly perplexed
with the different readings OF the celebrated gospels
lament into the old Gothic tongue y and as the text
was SO much blurred in many places that reliable
copy could be made by hand, and as it would be ad
vsable to have the original text alone consulted by
different scholars, he though that would be good
idea TO have this very valuable work photographed
II was done; and now the old Gothic gospel Of the
fourth century, deeply interesting to all who study
the origin not only OF German but of English is in
fair way to have duplicates actually more periectt
the original in all first class libraries We say more
perfect than the original SINCE to the astonishment
Of every one words and passages which entirely
legnle IN the old text came out with the utmost dis
tinctness on the glass plates employed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

yICKsBU Princess-0s bales cotton Hender
y! Wright Asa fassssS sst.sa
WHISKY JOS se sa saes cotton
SGSs Tssa
DstiIuy dos d 70 Payne Harrison bales Gotten .
bslIsss AssDls
roedsno TayldI box mSss . Gushing, DO Rob
dries to order--Tota ias bales cotton
MoBILE-Seamer Californis-No cargo. ~.
John sn,ondssse bales cotton 70
yss
cotton
Ward, Saunders Hunsls Miles Adam. Donovan,
f'f:ss sse WEI: s;ss sgs
s to sss E Ssss ssson ws
CAROLINA BLuFF-steamer Col Edwards-296 bales
Fl oe eo sa
Walker Stuart Huchnsoni4 Payne Harrison--2 do ii
sass Blair eoeia Sslss cotton ass to
se1l' 5sey fSo
ssboa SEQ % ee S'si sSSa
ton to Cummings Stewart 1eos 3 Rugsly Blair &eos2
sa s
siexas55 W nonnsl-22 Talleton Whiting Tulis-s do
Ns Ssssss s
SGost Wilson, Pomr9y SEQ oleyslad Brothers Ssos do
de - as bale bales ' eoiton Aa 70 Or
Allen sse-5o j Pianchs Seo.2s Oakley ! HawIin5 70
ByEns VANCE seeS Iars5on Whng Tnism DO 10 10
c isn' Prisehard Bb aa aco1 Harris
HfTfs seesG sf ssy1i'
Ksnienle q sasa,sr@ % sondoa.qas
XIII
Bellocq, Noaom sco4 DO bbls moas.es Hail Rod ( Put
is 81 bS. mossss s bSis oassss
saiss ssn a. BDsar
ssfst soas
Borsais bbs hpnnsy Js ss Daoys sces PSg Vest
bbs i5s If bbls molasses, 1877 sacks corn.
BAYOU MASS as bales seon
pnay Do adev osss sS do %
EsiS DO
Raehannon i c sn; aeems Thsnhi %sos Oakley Iisw
Eaei se.s ss
Total, ga bales cotton
sHREVEPoRT-seamsrJ Jas Holen-s bales cotton to
ahsSeFss ST.
Shn0s ss tS Payne eo bales bales cotton
se'tep s5 saSs e9fs
Frellson Stevenson Sco Oakley Hawkins6 bales
Farley, Jurey scol2 Carter &co-25 Donovan Mcearn
&co99 Wright Allen Sco4 Phillips &co6 cotton
Richard Nngent sco-20 Estn &co-20 to Henderson
sisdaqq Taylors Wsllass asoSI ha.esnsr-95 Dc %
III Robson AisaI t., e cadxs Acg nss
Do RS
sncks cotton seed W Urquhart-l bil skins Detiruy
kcoI box ndse Richards Sloconb Sco-sunres order
Total, 1911 bales cotton.
BAYOU LAFoURCHE-stsamer City of Knoxyille-sugar
and moasses -.
PADUCAH-Steamer Rapides-215 bales cotton Henderson
Terry &co--l6l Watt Noble Mobey7l Hewitt, Norton
~ Lane Mayield &col2 Levy Summers-O bales cotton
Bradley Wilson xco-7 n Cooper &co-4 4 Cromwell
COT Dc Moore 4 yanculnls do to Il Short &eol do
Levy Su,mers-l do Mctiregor Aoway Tco-7 James
TarnerLa do VIM socry Gco5 do to Rodewad Pederit
do Fel9wes Seo5l do to Shaw &co-3el sacks IS
sacks wheat kegs &c lard bb beans Levy Smners2D
pkgs sundes TO urden6s head cattle lot hay
dries to order-Tota 56i bales cotton rs hiid tobacco
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLTON RAIL ROAD.
M0BILE-steamer William Bagaey-2 mills Bell,
gins box X Carter &co-2 bags seed Oakley s Huw
kins--53 bales cotton TarIeton, Whiting & Tulls
CONSIGNEES.
NEW YORK-schr D II Bndwin--C T Buddecke ECO
oglesby Macauley--Fial, Kemp 6co-E A Wilson-and
order,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

fand andc Bank wl 81 working nominal capt
tai of over two millions Of dollars M
This new Board Of Directors OF the Bank Of Louisiana took
eir to-day rather four did after the ordinary business
of discounts was gone through. The next in order the
election for President Of the Board for the present year which
resulted n the Of the old incumbent MI W, w Mong
sry OF there will not be any change in the general
policy of Bs will under the shade Of laurels
earned md honors won.
The inquistion in New York. 1t facetiousy termed the
Mercantile Agency Called keeps its subscribers toeraby
we'll posted regarding the standing credit personal charsc
and abilities of almost every merchant and trader
tho United States including California and the territories
tpeeive however that Utah. Desere and the Nor
mons are included II appears Louisiana comes Of very we'll
only five merchants State in prscaous condition. which
includes the eleven hundred merchants and traders
in this city. 49, II n. s5e y I'd .+ai
In another part of from the New York
Herald, list to keep up the record Of the times Of how
many failures have taken place the past year, how those
failures have been decided after investigation regarding
the honesty Of the parties and lastly the number Of merchants
doing business in each State who are recorded by the
8 Inquisition y Nv Sin preesrioas condition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03
RECEIPTS OF pRoDuee

FEFL0R A-Steamer Comprehensive hs,ss c,,,, j.. -, .
Noble Mobley-l2l Ar Menburger-IDo Nall 'Sn 70 Watt
eSs9i Ward Saunders Hent-6l J Persons &Co a. a
Gnddy brown &co4 Buekner Stanton NewmanSa 40 70
Knox Sco-22 Nelson &eolf Buchannon Carroll Sc 10 70
Miles, Adams 6eo-l5 Henderson Peale-lO2 bales coo, -
fayne harson-l2 Henmingway Frediander Eeta a. y.
Levi s; Sss oSd Redg ROBBERS Te2 Cummings 6cS
ana saneries TO order-Toial 1s bales cotton
, BAYOU BARfHoL0MEW-Seane w W Farmer-a,7
Rale eS'tSn 20 Byrne Vance &eo9o Andrews erras ,e
freis2 es9 &eo6s George Connoy-54 Wright Allen
&coot flichef Goodrich 8co43 Phillips ScoIS dn ~
FelSyes &s9il Cleveland Brothers kco39 Davis jenkins
So a heily &co--S5 Robson Aens3 bales Gotten ir
MeheIoy Bradord-S Camniack squires 4 Wes-Sl do IL
Sohn st aee7ss Bushannon Carroll 6eo-22 Moon Titus
btos-ZU II n Carter Sco-S Duncan ( IoraT
Hlali rgE Wssd aarson9 Walker Stuart nchnsouS
= \ piauehs &eo-t Mte5berger Sco2 III ISnkins teo
y hides bale do Gorriso Brosi sacks cotton SEED 10 +
fsK-Snndfies to order Total 1913 bales cotton - =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03
E f6 DTlfaas 9silp Crescent sent
From the Boston Travelled a n III =
r.amcs ~ Dsuiel Ncbster, ON the Dcnth Of
: -T1lss y y. aC1stld, 81

From the Boston Travelled a Il n q 4 y
Lines ~ Dsuiel 1vcbstcr, ON the Dcnth Of 9
CHILD. 81
Nj. Webster, At more than one period # BIZ !iie
dsllied with the muses. In 1925, he had the misior
tune - lose SON. three years Of age named Charles
represented to have possessed singular attfactlve
ncsa 0k Miad and character even at that cary age
ON tha$ occasion Mr. Webster enclosed the following
eauaion In 4 letter 70 his vile !:
q Nv son, thou vast my hearts delight, ss
Thy morn Of life was gay ana cneery
- That morn hasFnshed 70 sudden nigas,
Thy fathers horse u sad and dreary.
held thee % my knee, my senl 4, 4, i.
81 And kiss:d thee laughing, kissN thee weeping.
But ali thy little day y done
Thou'rt with my angel sister sleeping sss,
The station which my years should lean,
Is broke ere those years come 9 er me
IN faneral rites tlion shond'st have seen,
But thou III u thy tomb before me- 4
1,ho III Il 10 me no filial stone, FIX i
M pafent i grave with tears beholdest;
ThOa At my ancestor, my son!
Ana standst in Heavens account the oldest.
on earth my lot was soon st cast,
Thy generation, after mine,
Thou hast thy predecessor passed;
Earlier eternity y thine sfl
Nh II should have set before thine eyes
The road to heaven and shown it clear;
But thou untaught spring st to the skies,
And leay'st thy teacher lingering here.
Sweet Seraph, i would learn of thee, :
And hnstenat6 phrtake thy bliss
And Oh to thy world welcome me,
a1s AS first welcomed thee to this. @
Dear angel, thou art safe in Heaven
Ss No prayer for thee need more be made. w s
Obi lei thy prayer for those be given
Who oft have blessed thy infant head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

The RAILRoAD.--We understand that the work
upon the Southern Railroad east Of this place, has
b6en commenced and is being carried in earnest.
Messrs. Broughton, Long Montgomery and Z.
BroHghton Son are the contractors for ten miles,
commencing some four miles east and have now
some sixty hands at work, which number will be in
creased ina short time. We are glad to the work
progress and hope to be able to record contracts
in course of completion all the way through.
Brandon Miss Republican, both ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

FROZEN no DEATH in BED.-The Petersburg (Va)
Integencer relates the following instance Of death
from cold during the recent severe weather: B
late Mordecai Brown, Of this city, died on Sunday
night at the Bolngbrook Hotel from the effects Of
cold. He had returned at a late hour to his room,
and went to bed chilled through from his exposure
70 The storm He complained several times during
panons, thinking that nothing serious was the mat
ter threw additional covering upon him. and at last
thinking that be had fallen asleep they sunk in sum
bers also The next morning when they got up, they
found MI. Brown dead in bis bed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03
5 Failures. swindllng Ina prsssri.


The weekly reports Of failures, published originally
iIone Of Our weekly religious papers, are made mp at
the Mercantile Agency and VI have no doubt are
correct The facilities which that institution has at
command keep it well posted. The failures reported
last year-lS56 amount to more than tWenty-seyen
hundred in number, and twonld not be extrayagant
to put them down at an average of $4,000 each,
which would give an aggregate Of $54 Toe 900. The
probability is that the creditors of these failures have
not received. on an average, than 25 per cent
of their claims. which involves a loss Of about
$4,000, 900. This immense amount, lost by class
Of merchants engaged principally in the dry goods
trade, can hardly give idea Of the total loss BY
failures among ali casses The dry goods merchants
as class are the most extravagant in this city and
throughout the country and there are more failures
among them, as a class, than any other The losses
among them do not form, however the bulk of the
aggregate losses Of the country by bankruptcy or
faInre I'll very extraordinary fact that most Of tie
new enterprises Of the country fail in first hands, that
the orgnators Of almost every new project are losers
by it, ana that it only after numerous changes and
the acquisition Of more knowledge and experience
that the best Of them prove productive and successful
Unfortunately, the losses fall most heavily upon the
most enterprising men Of the day. IN. Y. Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City Of Nav Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January, 1851 before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in the
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Company of New Orleans being duly sworn
ordng law do depose and that the above
just and and transcript from the books Of
said Company. A.. BROTHER, President
JAS. Il WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th dag of January
1S5-. CHAS. II. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans.
Tie Board resolved pay
per in cash tha outstanding certificates II profits the
thereof their legal
MONDAY, the 9Th of February
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of
FORTY t per the earned premiums of the
pany the year ending Slt December 1856 for which
will issued the 18th Of March
Hhs Company continues insure against peril Of
rivers aud loss damage by fire. the of
premium. Office, No 10 Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice-President.
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gsn Orleans ytluuep 5flarkst.

7CnEscENT OFFIcG, No. 10 Cumn st,oot ;,
Monday Evening, Feb 3 isSs
Inc very mid weaiher tends to create good feeling in com
meicial circles, particularly with those CONNECTED viii, ~,
Western trade We cannot exactly say that the good , ~
only short distance, but that there
decline in the general call for money though Esc,n
almost drug Possibly Exchange dealers very well salts
fed with the opening of the market This morning witch w
not nj all strong at the close on Saturday
sight drafts sold today IA Banks selling over H.
counter from s discount The inside figures almost
Short sight without change Sterling clear good to will
material variation and ruling within our table M
low Frames without change. 100000 sold at 5sII and
bankers drafts New York 60 days sight Mt ~ a
Very little done in other kinds We quote this evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03
INSURANCE.

7 IFE INSURANCE. STABILITY -sECn-
~ RITZ ERrETuITY.. UNITED STATES LIFE IN.
AsAHFE AF aHESG OF PHIL
Assets, january 1sts 1856, 81, 4A1 ,6l2 "a.
DIRECTORS HOME BOARD.
a: W: Thompson PsnlB Goddard, MDJ ohm Ely
VIM. N. Goodwin, James DeverenI, Lawrence johnson.
Geo MeHsnry; s. R. Crawford. Gustavus English.
STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice. President.
PLINY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer.
ArNew Orleans Branch Office, No. 4s Camp street..
The undegned General Agent Of the above well known
cations insurance the lives white persons
the table rates and by permission has pleasure In submitting
10 his friends and the public the following
SoEsh a S Msl.ss l James,
Cammack Squires West,
John Pernberon President Merchans Mutual Company
Thomas Sloo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
John Calhoun President N. o. Jackson and e. n R. R. Co.,
Henry T Lonsdale, John D. Ben, benjamin Fiorancs,
sses Branch ss
Pamphles blank FORMS etc., can be obtained at the Office
s5sHARP BE bss; M n D. Medical Examiners
IN attendance '' HAs 5S% Il f b6% K
Jazz ly No. 4S Camp street.
NOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
operations are prepared 10 take Fire Marine and River
Risks at The usual rates.
Geo. W. West, r. P. Han
Jas. A. White MI Musson
Evan j. MCCALL Martin Gordon, Jr
d. Jmison, Paulin J Martha
Antonio Costa, H7''' Cesaire Olivier
Omer Gallard, John Eaton,
d Bouligny.
oMER GAILLARD, President.
, ro,,r, GEO. W. WEST Vice President
a 81 ElBEk Secretary. n2n ly
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs... Sugar has improved with
sales Of some go hhds for Good Common to Fair.
OF Nosses about 900 bbls sold 6O61o for Good and
&c U gallon for Choice. l4
FLOUR. market wasunse.ted The sales embraced
1000 bbls OF which $50 100 Ohio 400 Super
fine ST. Louis at 81 rs and 400 Fancy also at 81 rs p Dbl
GRAIN The sales OF Corn included $50 sacks Yellow at
81 o. and 100 White at 81 10 q buse. OF Wheat 1000
sacks Prime Red sold from 81 So q bushel
The sales Of Oats embraced 5000 sacks Ohio
boat at SOC p bushel.
PROVISIONS. Transactions in Pork confined
tail generally S2I 50 for Mess and SIS p Dbl for Prime
with stock in first hands Small lots of Bacon selling
at for Ribbed Sides 1l14c for Clear, and l0c o
n for Shoulders Lard 200 kegs Prime sold lac
Rfb n
COFFEE. Holders asking higher prices and the
sales confined 325 bags Rio Of hich 200 at l0 50 at
1913, and IS Prime at l0sic u b. g..m
SALT Assorted carges of Liverpool held at 9e@95c
D sack round for one. sixth TO one.ha!f Fine
LARD OIL Small lots of the best Winiers!rained were
selling at 81 70 D gallon.
BAGGING.. India retailing at l3159l+c and round
lots hehi atls14@is1zc . yard,
WHISKY. About 100 bhs Rectfed sold at sr@s5c
D gallon
FRE1GHTS. "A British ship taken for Liverpool al
e6d fer Cotton aud vessels the berth filling up at the
same X TrY s +ss -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

THRs NEKrHMR. We really believed, when we
penned brief weather paragraph last week, that we
had experienced cold that would have made an
Esquimanx SILVER ia his shoes. BIT we were alto
gether mistaken. y remained for last Saturday and
the twofollowing days to tel the tale Almost every
thing froze that was in liquid state. Ice formed
inch and half Tick, and the thermometer fell to
twelve degrees below zeror-[ Caddo Gazette, Gath.
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sTEAMBoATs
MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS.

ne Capt Perry of the ship Cambria reports being ia
pany, January 25h Oft the the Tougas with ship Empress
Capt Morrill, from Liverpool for Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

IN socKs there We're sales of 100 Shares Union Bank in
TWO parcels at oe few shares Of Bank New were
soa on The Officers and managers this Bank are fml
shai Inc money recently will be recovered
from INC general aspect Of the matter at this moment, We
coeae WIN them se stockholders not be under any
npprehenson-they will get their regular dividend o,
cent in Jul, next sioo has offered for State Bank m
dividend. ~ VA
Ths annual election for Directors Of The citizsn Bank an
o par' o. inc soskheder was held to-day when The old
board was reeeeted, viz Messrs j, D. Deneete i Rod
Shepherd Brown, OF D. own. Johnston Co.; John q c;n
OF ffendefsen Gaines Logan Mcknight Of Goodrich d ~,
s'ieiiae husson, of John Watt & Co., md ex G oyernor
Roman The Governor with the approval Tie Senate nm
p"nss e the present representatives Beard are F.
saks and L. Ascaulay The Board this evening declared
dividend OF six per eea GU; Of The earnings Of the last six
oRhs which viii leave very heavy surplus to carry to the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03
Mercantile. Failures In 1856.

The following statement Of failures in the United
States dnring the year 1856 is represented to have
einanated from the e Mercantile Agency Of the city
Of New York: VIZ s 81
xercaasile Failures II ne United for The 1885
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

HAERE-Ship Sen Dog-lS2i bales cotton.
1 GENQA-Ship Ori6imbo--i6l9 bales cotton.
L1yERPooI-Bark Ellen oiiyer-lTS9 bales cotton.
CARDENAS-Schr Anna salter-6io empty bbls $50 bd
hoops 1000 feet lumber
PENSACOLA-Schr Powhatan-9S bbls -four 10 do pork
3o sacks corn % bbs bread 20 bhls whisky 10 kegs butter
bbs potatoes do lard ~ casks rice 50 sacks oats casks
ties hn 10 bags coffee ~ bbs molasscs bales hay 5000 fee
lumber ~ " wv
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sl,1ls,o5O 81

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
E.... Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be it remembered that 18th July 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who
ing duly according to law does depose and say the
foregoing accounts just and true and transcript
from the books of said Company.
tSignedl G. j. MANsONI Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- 18th July 1856
[Signed] CHAS. NJ BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved p of
Six cent in cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits
to the holders thereof their legal and
after the I'd Monday Of August proximo.
The Board Of Trustees have declared Dividend of thirty
three and third per the premiums of
Company for the year aiding the 3Oh of 1856 which
Certificates will be issued 18th September
THOS. 4. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03

I oST-A CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE MECHAS
II les and Traders Bank OF New Orleans for luN Shares Of
Stock in favor of John Fegou number p dated 9Th SeVten
be 1858 said certificate having been lost application for
renewal Of The same has been made 10 the Bank,
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1857. iat Th&Me5v
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Shipping aatelligente,

TUESDAY, February 5, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Sea Dog Suasay, for Harvey, j p Whitney SEQ
Sard Ship OIizimbo, Croce, for tienon VIM Prehn
Brit Bark Ellen Oliver, Henderson, for Liverpool
- Maxwell eco
Golienhow L.esparre
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-03
MUSIC TEACHING.

-AN> MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MI
HyEA SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and CT ITAR at
XII her residence No. q Constance street E-Terms
s. month, twelve lessons, invariably in advance
LECTURES at q Constance street week flo y
tsHfs INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
XME THOMAS MARTIN, one of the Oldest instructors in
SS this city will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies' or Gentlemen. His ability is we'll known to
require recommendation.
az Orders left with P. wERLEIN, No. Camp street.
vii meet will pror n attpn 10 RI