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EXPORTS.

& ROTTERDAM-Shp Msssspp-13l 600 slaves.
BARGELONA-Ship Augusta-102 bales cotton, 1000 bbls
foul, s., $50 slaves.
LAGUANA-Brig Neuva Rosalia-Tn ballast
CANPEACaY-Schr Anita-50 bbls Of coal 20 do bread Is
sheets zinc pig IL boxes tin plate, kegs nails bbs
ro.in shot edo lead bds IRON q ties bags malt
75 panks 10 boxes crackers IA boxes cheese
candles deons bags Of 10 kegs butter
reans paper, IL boxes tin, and sundries.
MUBILE-Sch IsleonlS3 bbls whisky, bbls four 20
sacks corn, 200 bales hay.
BOsTONSchr Transt5O0 bbls -four 100 do pork, 100 bbs
lard oil, % bales moss, TO bales linda bagging.
PENSACOLA-Schr Southernor-In ballast.
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MEMORANDA,

"a The steamer Falls City left St Louis Sd inst al N.
The river was rising steadily St Louis with ten feet water in
the channel to Cairo The upper rivers reported in good
naygsbs order There have been further decline freghts
which would many of sNew Orleans boats to lay
In port Orleans City of Memphis to leave on
the 9Th.
On the night of the Sd met Uncle Herculaneu 4h
Met St Nicholas Island No b. 5hMet WoodsoEd at No g.
Pennsylvania City at No &C. 6h-Met Ward
at Montgomery Point Kennett White River Ben Frank
lin American Bend 7hMet Baltic at Big Black, Eclipse
in Dead Mans Bend.
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ARRIVED.

schr Brown, Forbes days from Mobile Blissey
-fSasn. 'T
schr Olive Branch, Smith, days from Mobile
Basin.
Sehr Diamond Bowen days from Pensacola John Hurley
aco-BasIn
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

hEOEif ID VI fhUDUCE.
V1CKSBUEG-Steamer Prncessl42 bales cotton Buckuer
Stanton Newman-64 Thornlsi &eo22 Byrne Vance
i oOls%as nam. Aso5 John Watt &cq 6uady Brown
eoml hhd hides ssn2 hIds keo cotton
hides hides sss 4fs @
horns Barker hhds hides bd do bale skins Robson
Toneyls bbls fruit cosa-25 sacks onions c Leblanc
son-sundries to order-Tots 253 bales cotton.
ST LoUIsseamer Belfast-3O hhds tobacco R H Short
Sse xeS
40 ose hha sS h bae do
Sss oo May ws S
s bales cotton Horrel Gayle &co-2 do Head Masse
Ss
o pop Hoa
Aeo-s6 bales cotton HITCHCOCK ang-l5s sacks 200
solo coils rope Ksnas b. bale. hemp sF Smith
ast aSe s ssf c bran
Aydss Sso5O 0ss alcohol H 3 Seaman keo29 boxes
ss
cotton, is6 hhds tobacco. N''0N u 'N's'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jas Johnson-ls9 hhds tobacco to
hhds go bbs -four Felowes GeoS2 hhd
SSN sssas
Braader HuS5sTd hid. i2eaeeo IS Isl. Wis,
Yestnan G hhs toSsees SMITH Fat
,onn hhds tobacco s. bale, soon ncGsgoT AoWay too
h Ss
hao DO er casks SSa bason
chairs cedar chest rocking chair Flint jones'
eask bacon pkgs Dudley Neson5S5 pcs a6 b
dol Foge &coae iron Shark stauter &cos76 do l79
cotton 95l
| tobacco
coll bids tobacco Moore vancun-l5g bbls Hour Graham
%s 1 sSs flour IDS 81
Hour 10 casks bacon Keep Bard &comD do shropshire
flour ogIesby Macauay5 bbls eggs DelBondioi75 Sack
bbis crackers NeuS GcoIO bbs mse Horre Gayle &c
ID bbls ale krosI5 cases mdse to Bsche Ieaument2o
Bro9O bbls -four casks bacon Pedreauvle Broes2O cl
rope Bobdwe Payne Sco-ls pcs hasgns 81 esks baeo
order-roal % hhds tobacco.
BALIzE-steamer Ceres-l hhds sugar to Degeos, Durv
CINrISMs O,Ssa, r,ou,,.., , t..
wheels s bids h9 Ss to-, 70 boxes candles 500
BuchaSan ScoioS doz MOONS Besbe Seosi d M
bbis whisky Bunnell BaefWo do Tarpin"55S pSrs fur
nture Il Brinton &col6hhds tobacco II Crafts &co-l
lures 10 poAes cheee LzirKns butter cases 40 y L. osen
boxes wine to Graham & Buekngham5 mills and Gxtares
packing yarn sacks marlin shafts and wae
Foger &co50 boxes soap 50 do cheese Grief &co~5
bids bacon 2 hhds tobacco Hogan Mnrphy2 bb alcohol
res leather Leon Pare poaEhs i sheets Iron sal
Locke bbls eoong ambert-0o bbs alcohol 20 do a,
brooms Moony Bro5oo bb whisky boxes books Nc
rods q WeeoIf hoSs. caeess = Moor h
vinegar keg syrup Jas Norton &co25 bbs whisky Peter
Willard &co50 bbls whisky 10 bbls liquor Queyrouse Lang
s1 hbs a,ys I'M do, brn,n, Il IoS hnSos n"
Sykes-25 bbls alcohol Stein reels packn
yarn Shark, Saufer boxes Scovl Mea-i
reefs yarn 70 ha names kicnards socomh &co5
casks hpuor Shaw Lnnb ODDS spirits II Seaman Eco
acnhnI y q T,xich.ii rsn "a pc" ~ 49, ~;
VOORHEES, Tiprs Eco2S hills lard al d do beef bxs
II rkns butter Wright kcoll9 Gales Irvine sc reels pcl
ing warn Whitehead Il Chanbcrs-3mills and fixtures TO l.
y no e aN seq % ~ Mo"as9t SHXe. mise
~ optS Hhishs wv u" ons WIS
to order-Ioai % hhds tobacco
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WORMS ExPELLED FROM ADULTS
The Of B yssgs
in the feelings marked change for the bs Any who
nd s BE- ss y 10 @ s' tss
rssn~ and small n nssS whh sw1ys impair
Mes srsi B. A. FuhnestOch l. Co.:
remarkable success the expulsion Of worms from Of my
sGsEs On
mend as the best medicine in 's MARY SNOW Jay street
Sold Wholesale and retail by all tic principal druggists and
country throughout the United States my2l m3w
DOCTOR HooF'LAND's CELEBRATED GER
LYMAN d. hlG e. jI gisRstss BY
yin f bsS s Rys'f
diseases arising from disordered Liver or Stomach
rs Constipa.
ton, Inward Piles
Head, Aediy of the Stomach, 80
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Fluctuations, Sinking or Futtering nj the Pit
and Stsa ss sw%%ss It he hsa
nss Rs ,sn s w
Pain the lIssd nessnes p of , s B neow
mess cSes "i L Sa " etc. ; &c. Sudden
st4nt Imaginhpgs Of Eyi
and Il F! spiri ns't &c,
The proprietor calling the attention of the public to hi.
E yra and dGi ss s
msnded 49,, .,u,.s .roo ,,, m. that has stood H..
years trial before the American people and its
reputation and sale unvhlled by an similar preparations eA
The testimony In its favor by the most prominent
physicians and individuals all parts of the
country immense and careful pensa of the Almanac,
ed annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis Of
Pfneipa Office and Manufaciory No. So ARCH street. Phil
adelphis. Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA
The German Btters superior to all preparations in
JACKSON. La, August Is, 1854.
Dear sI feel bOnnd to eradication to for
nCaculae benefit have derived from The use OF two bot
ties of your Bters have found them be all you
recommend and cheerfuIy recommend them to the
| xofpa and
and superior to all other preparations in
VERY respectfully yours, II. OPPENHEIMER.
| THE RITTERS ALI. THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August 20, 1854.
Dear Sr-I have used your German Bers and find them
ali they represented and cheeruly recommend them
| to the public excellent medicine. w. -
| Respectfully, yours, W. +. FAULKNER.
l.. MAYER says: - ~. ,o..
disposed of all received from and wish new supply i'm
/ medaely. ~
| TRINITY La. June 30, 1858
have year used the German Bters prepared
you in my practice extensively II will shortly be the only
medicine 81 the kind that be readily sold here and be
than there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country
Dr. RABE saws: FRANKLIN, La, JNue "a, 1882.
German Btters have become popular here and
| wish fresh supply Immediately.
E. A. ADAMS Il co. say:
RICHMOND La, June 2, 1883
Your give universal satisfaction all who have used
them.
You should mind that these Btters entirely
table thereby possessing advantages most of the
tion recommended for similar diseases.
Druggists and Stoekeepers town and village
III 'D' = ''''' ''A''' j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
aul6 lvdwdA New Orleans.
I WRIGHT & Co.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines, which they otter to supply
Dealers Proprietor lowest wholesale
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9.h NrIsars 9ailp Grtstfrt,
Nsu 0rltaus Nlontu 4larkft.
o.rso... o.r.c.; r.; 70 , Camp & . ssss

Cppscxrr Oyy1cD No. 10 Camp street.
Monday Evening June 8. 1851
RI. ek "a usual n this REASON Of the opens very
ouiefly Though good deal Of running Aooas
DE brokers' the result the selling o. iie paper ha
the purchase sale Of some few thousands o. Pounu "
.ternr exchange with few Northern bills a ne rates OF
saturday Ths Banks continue to soil checks on
Nsv York Il premium while those up town obtain n The
mxrtet berscrs ranges from @ with an occasional sale at
v premium. Sixty days aSht ranges from ss -,
bsuker drafts % discount for good to fair commercial
Nh. Thry. ss sales sterling at 10 per CENT which
dc eurreut all good and Al signatures and
hills of fading and further amount OF con
.iaer,d Y xood as clsar bills 81 There also sale of
,xtv avs datc al The New York market seemsto
s.,r limo bi Tho Banks when asked to draw sterling,
uuire fraction s@k more Francs without change
and "a purchases Of produce for the French market have
for some suspended throws all demand the regular
dealers who furnish good and Al bills from and
in some cases So Bankers drafts held hgher-say
\ 1osA
~ received to-day: =sFs
me nsasscton. s1remsy limited while ri. hrn
specie NJ Boston ne exact amount however
soss !. se.. onsoa Sgs 'd
F1:.k161I si
Bssls. EsissIs IND oslssss. =, !, 80
! per cent On hrs class secarissss on call 80
There of Louisiana State Bonds in New York
3o u and lst inst at 49, The Banks now being
gansed this city will have good advantages to obtain bonds
for the basis Of circulation at low rates.
The stock market comprise the sale Of 40
harcs Of Canal Bank account Of holders in London at B
net It is going into local hands and the usual dividends
drawn retained in the State would greatly
rebound good Of city and State all the bonds Of our
city and State held here would retain the inter
There bit little foreign capital brought into
Louisiana within the last Eve The Banks have
heen by residents The last capital brought into
State the distant stockholders Of the Southern Bank
who paid in of its capital The Citizens Bank
Is entirely held here and the general impression is that our
community hereafter depend its For
tunatey they and productive and daily increasing
Many Of citizens DESTROYS Of knowing how and where
the general Its balances averaging from
SIS 000 We give below statement showing
where ii location Of several repositories the
last Monday Of last month.
Tho weekly the Banks Of the city Of New York
renrasent tina itams Is folloWs =
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IMPORTS.

MOBTLE-Schr P G Brown-44 bbs turpentine Smith
&co-44 do l75 bbls rosin Bissey &co.
MoBILEschr Olive Banch4S0 bbs rosin so bbls turpen
tine to Blissey eco.
BILOXI-Seamer Joan of Arac-S0OOO feet lumber to W
Stacker-lot suntiries and hides order.
PENsACoLA.Schr Damond-4o 900 feet of lumber 650o
aths to Simpson Eor566 feet sash Tournadelot hides
and sundries to MASTER
MOBILE-Schr Baleares-l20 bbs lime to Wbur--90 dc
rosin 30 do urpentne II May &co-4o do Smith Geo.
MOBILE-Schr Julisn--37 bbs rosin to Nay kco-37t
do lime Kearny-S0 do A Wilbur.
BILoXI-schr Roana-35, 900 feet lumber Stacker.
BILoXI-Schr California-350 600 feet lumber to Elliott
CoyINGToN-sehr Laura-35OOo bricks to Weber
COVINGT0N-Schr Unon-50 900 bricks to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Eoo-2S,00O feet lumber to order
CoVINGTON-Schr Angeline-3OO bbls sand to order
COVINGTON-Schr Melissa-30O bbls sand to order.
BONFoUCA-Schr Adee-5OO bbls sand to order
COVINGTON-Schr Shamrock-4OO bbs sand to order
COFINGT0N-Schr Ema-400 bbls srnd to order
ANTE RIVER-Schr Cque-20 900 feet lumber to order
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CATTLE MARK EFT.

r.. .- JEFF fIhsbN WHY, June o.
Arrived day 40 head of Texas and Atakapas
Mich Cows fair stock of Hogs aud Sheep offers with
ample supply OF Cattle. Prices scarcely varied
PRiCEs:
BsET CArrLE-western Fine aud Choice 1904
Rough and Fair. ............,--tdN--
T t Attakapss. Texas, etc, Gnterior1 .Si@Si5
" Ordinary and Fair, .S2l0Si5
i h
Shhhr tnef s3llSb
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky iper head s5OS5
.SUtubf
Ch9lce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .S75(Dl00
CALVES AND YEARLIsGS ............... S6Ql2 80
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans. :
Be remembered that the 18th January, 1851 before me,
the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being duly
cordng depose and that the above
Just and transcript from the books of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay interest of
cash the outstanding certificates of profits the
holders thereof their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY, the 9th Of February next.
The Board of Trustees also declared dividend of
FORTY W per cent. the net earned premiums of the Com
p8hy for the ending 3st December 1856 for which
tifcate will issued after the 18th of March
Th Company continues to insure against the peril of the
Rivera and damage by fire. at the current rates of
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
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seippma yatsIlIgsnte.
TUESDAY, June 8, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Mississippi Allen, for Rotterdam, CT Meeker Eco
span Ship Angusta pentnsa for Barcelona Pug, Mir
Sicilan Brig Nsuya Rosaia smia for Laguna anata Bros
Aex sshr ANITA, Basso Tor Campeachy, Canerdan
Schr Isieon Dannebey, for Mobile, Cresap 4 Mcmillan
Schr Transit, ChappeiI for Boston, Bouduusqnie Phillips
Schr sonihernor, Dellowes for Pensacola,
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SUGAR AND MOLAsSES.. Sales confined to few small
lots at about previous rates.
FLOUR market dull and unsettled with sales OF
1900 bb ST. Louis SuperGne 200 and 500 private terms
Round lots be quoted better than 81 Is for St Louis and
VI 30 Tor Ohio with strong tendency downward.
GRAIN. Corn lowes with sales Of 1000 sacks Mixed
White aad Yellow CSC for Mixed and 81 y buhe from
Oats dull and small lots selling at 100 q bushel
for St. Louis and round lots offering for OF Bran 200
sacks sold in lots at 81 45dssl 50 % 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS The sales of Pork confined retail
lots at s24 5O@S2A IS and s25 q Dbl for
unsettled with of II Clear Sides at l4c and 50
casks Ribbed part Saturday, at Lard
Prime sold at l51 1000 kegs 49, and 100
also at Ice v ID. 5
BAGGING... noticed sales of 200 bales India in two
lots, at 1870, cash.
COFFEE. bags sold lOc 1850 lot and at lOc
p IL.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. About 40 bbls have sold
within the last day part in ORDER for shipment
4s@50c q gallon.
WHISKY. The market continued dul, with small sales
Reciifed at sec y gallon.
FREIGHrS., "A few lots of Cotton shipped Liver
pool d ship for Boston at current rates
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ms ieSt uuso u "eeAt
exhibit the following variations in the aggregate s
Increase in loans and discounts $3.50
Decrease specie. SLIPS
Decrease circulation. 1882
Decrease in deposits, actually $3.50
The changes last week wholly unmportant The de-
crease in specie reserve much than anticipated
following table will show the amount at the several
pososies subject the draft Of the Treasurer United
States on the 18th Of May w
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Jctcrys Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
'ciH India Rubber Bat PaireS,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantaos Draining
uons, Dry Docks, Ships, OcrHu ii River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc, etc,
The subscriber having been appointed Agent this
Tor the sale ct JeerE's improved Double Acting Punp with
nIIa Knnher nl Valves prepared receive orders
anu furnish This valuable Invention patented June
9TH, 1902 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM New
duCg tins Pump this the rrSigncl feels
confidence that his efforts bring it into general will be
seconded by all who its operation and construction
he perfect adaptation of solid Balls OF India Rubber for
Their mpervousnesS yielding
ccrthhyOt and perfection of action which
De attained by the other Valves. The simplicity of
arrangement the facility which the parts be removed
ana replaced the compact FORM renders this the most perfect
ami desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship Steamboat
Captain sh0nlf possess of thc valuable Pumps,
apart from their general purposes they in moment be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
SIZE No possesses capacity OF forcing 20 gallons per min
Price so.
Size No capacity forcing Ions min
ute. Price S35.
Size capacity of forcing IS gallons per min
Price SOL
And sizes suitable for Docks Drainage
up To- capacity of 300 gallons minute in course OF
construction and be expected. Nos and adj
mirHby adapted Houses
us7p and The ordinary which Pump generally APP
Piled while for redeemn Swampy Lands, the No as imdiS-
pensAblG.
The subscriber feels that when these Pumps
they will speak fer themselves later
they will go into general use
Samples Of size No. can be operation G. C. Bier
Go - No % Camp trec Price GouOn'S No O1 Poydras
the office OF the where persons
vlel TO call and eXtrnine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
ma " 81 tirhver street
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A NDER.0N ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
"A Gu ANT, AND AGENT FOR JEF EEkl'S DOEBLE-
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL. VALVES.
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CpOKEN

No May 18TH lat IS So long Go 3d. ship Nebraska swasey
hence for Queenstown. s.
n May l4h lat "a 49, long IS 90 ship Schmidt hence
for Liverpool.
May lh lat 81 long SO 49, ship Corinhian, hence for Bic
May 2h lat 81 % long 70 &c. ship Cohoa hence for Liver
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Harmon DOANE, AGENT LIFE, FIRE, RIVER
LII AND MARINE INSURANCE,
No As Camp street. New Orleans.
LII f E.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH OFFICE
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust Company of Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Assets January l. 100 "a
This BRANCH OFFICE of the above well known Company
established in New Orleans October g. 1851 since which
members, and Commercial Men who have prudeny relied
upon Life Insurance safe security the of One Hun
fos ar I ooo Dollars ss7 IA lo 4'D
ION Persons) completed
and Policies issued without the delay of reference to the Pa
The undersigned continues White
and syes at the bs and BY M has
lowing
1etehford hSA Co., OF AS'h Sof.h smede, Co..
J. Burnside & Co, A. D. Kelly Co.,
VIM H. NJ Msl Perkn s0 a. Sos B. M J%mes,
John Pemberon President Merchants Mutual
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company;
John Calhoun President N. o. Jackson and G. N Railroad
yoes ThSs hnssn2 R a WHICH, ra''nos
$4,000 Taken on n Single Life.
npocies issued direct from this Branch Office and Losses
Pamphlets Blank Forms etc obtained at the Office
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. L.,
JOSEPH BENsAbON, Nj
In attendance daily, from Il NJ. to3P.M
FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE.
THE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF
| VIRGINIA.
Cash Capita-nl paid .... $500 900 o.
Assets January !, s32l61O A
This Southern reliable Company continues through tn
undersigned her Agent to issue Policies against Loss or Da
Rivers, at the current rates OF premium.
Her Policies held by our Local Companies and many
In addition documents file in his Office the Agent b
il. j. Hart 4 CO., sam'l f. Moore K Co,
| j. 4. boswell 4 Co, Robert A. Grnnan
'Ai''" '"'' wy HARMON b0ASE
General Agent for the Southwest,
rpp9 10 tNTlp Sfrpnf
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q. P. JANvIER, Secretary.
Union INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW

" ORLEANS
CASH CAPITALIZED, 900.
The Union Insurance Company of New Orleans is
pared to take the usual FIRE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at lheir office,
No. IL CAMP STREET..
This Company offers the security Of Cash Capital
OF Quarter of Million of Dollars, and also permits the in
participate in the profits of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRINC1PLE-they receiving Scrip bearing six
interest, redeemabe in FOUR YEARS. insurers
prefer they may receive of TEN PER CENT in cash
upon the amount of their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and equitaby.
A. CHIAPLLLA, President.
JULES DOLHONDE, Secretary.
D ECTORS.
R. W. OGDEN, of the firm of P. Cusachs, Bro. & Co.
CARL kOHN. of the firm of G. kohn i Ryan.
l.. +. GENERES. of the firm of Abat, Generes 4 Co.
VICTOR MAIGNAU, of the firm of Y. Il f. Magnau
NJ j. cunts, OF the firm of Shaw X nuntS.
T. LQBlT, of the firm of I.ob Il ChaTpenier.
JOHN DOLHONDE, of the firm of Martin, Owen Cobb.
A. CHI PELLA JOS DETN0ODT. as
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DISASTERS.

n- The schooner Indisnola Of New York, Capt Murray,
which sailed from York the 29h u for this port went
the sh u NJ Long Beach, ten miles below
Barnegat during very thick weahern about ten minutes after
striking false keel came ocommenced fnrng sails and
making preparations landing which they succeeded in do
Ing about NJ She lays with her the Bar heading
shore may be saved if discharged immediately and the
weather proves favorable She is loaded with valuable
cargo OF merchandise supposed to be worth about
$4,000.
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INSURANCE..


1TAR INSURANCE. COMPANY-oFFICE, No.
- ~ St. Charles street.
This Company will ready Issue Policies Of Insurance
Marine River Risks the first June next
of will be made to the insured all their
mums PLAGlDE FORSTAlby President.
. EMILE DEBUYS, Secretary
New Orleans. 2ls May, 1857. my27 I'm
T OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
II PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
l. NEW ORLEANS, March l, 1851
In conformity with the requirements of their charter the
Company publish the following statement:
, Amount of premiums from the 18th March, 1856, TO-
Amount 1' Of untsrmnaed risks March H. 1855 g.
Total amount Of Premiums. 46l %
Premium Marine Risks. 249 22 03
Premium on River Risks. 14S,92l 10
1861 46l %
Less premiums risks not terminated,
reserved. ........... .pU.sl! y
Less return premiums. ................ 1871 As
ses 1872 66
Netesrned premiums .............. s56s,27s s.
Losses paid during the same period:
Viz: Fire Losses. S45,6S5 81
Marine Losses. l63b52 70
River Losses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S3O5 u
s2a2sss5 81
Re.insurancss -, aS6S y
1851 1888 43
Net earned profits for the year ending February Is.
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INSURANCE.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW oRLEANS.-The following statement Of the
affairs Of this company published in conformity with the
quirements of their charter, viz
Amount Of premiums received for the year ending
3lst December, 1856. S64l,SI6 W
Amount Of unterminated risks 3ls Dec lS5b lO56 W
Total amount of premiums for ending slst De-
cember, 1855. 70
Wis: For premiums Are risks. .$H52s %
For premiums on river risk. S5l,e5l q
For premiums marine risks..... llo2lS W .,. =.
Less premiums risks not terminated
Slst December, 1856 $9So26 w
500, 5s3 43
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lst Decem- 49, -
Der, lobb 'So7o,oou
Losses during the same period, viz:
On nFe pot on! ~
On river risks lioLzl ~
On marine risks. ...............p.... lu5all 10
ss62l5s es
Reinsurance expenses, interest on scrip
Issued ETC., less interest," dsc't, etc.. Is LOG " -
--$3S5, 900 IS
Net earned profits for the year ending December - -
5lst 1000. %
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Patent medicines. &C.
EaHNFSTOCk,S Vrrmirure:
Mel. NkfS Vprr,irrt:
WlNER'S yermiuee:
TOWNSENDS's Sarsaparla;
BULBS SaEaparilla
SANDS Sarsaparilla;
MORRISUNiS Sarsaparia
HOOFLAND'S German Rittars
MOFFAT'S Phoenix Bers;
STOUGHTON'S Btcrs;
TAhi.Y-IlO Bttcrs
SFENCEh'S Bltters
BRYAN'S Pulmonc waters;
AI IKE: Cherry tectorhi ;
WlSTAR'S BAiSnm Wild cherry;
DAVIS W!li 'hcrry and iitr
RoGEk,S iiyGrw%Tt ana Tar c,,c
COD Ia NEk Oh. HtuEeth"H naFS u Io;'
COD u ' FIX Oil' iieiiSh'"' I feScot& 20,
CulI LlA ri NJ ~, W., I'lFlet,S
HAS nNnH SyIup OF Naptha,
JNhNFrS, f.Niscl9ralIti
oStfloD,S CholQgoSue;