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SUGAR AND MoLASSES. Sugar was in good request,
with sales OF 200 hhds Louisiana eIc and 800 Museo-
Sado OlOlac u h. OF Molasses 100 bbs choice Mlscorao
sold at 56c u gallon
FLOUR. The market was unsettled the transactions IN
Guiding $50 bhs Ohio at ST. 300 at lower price l01 s. Iou.
said to be over 81 IS 400 In lots 81 IS and oher sales
OF which we did not learn the particulars Also Saturday
one LOT OF looo bbls ST. Louis at 81 % q bbl.
GRAM Corn was irmer with sales of about 5000 sacks
comprising 1880 Yellow White Mixed in two or three lots
at I5c 1000 mostly White Mixed Soe 300 choice White
in lots at ssc u bashe OF Oats small of Wabash sold at
75c and 2'S Illinois Zoe d blshel ST. Louis held gen
orally at Soc and upward.
PROVISIONS. sales Of Pork included ls5 bills at 23
for Mess and SIS 80 for Joes, and 80 o. at SO 80 n hill
An offer Of S3 80 said have refused for lot of p
bbs Mess of fayorte brand was active with sales
800 casks including 60 Of Ribbed Sides Getty smoked Mt Is
40 in lots lslls 100 in two lots So Clear a, 49, and
i6 of Choice Shoulders at 9ac ID, OF Lard 400 bb and
erces taken by parties private terms and 200 kegs
nj l5c a h.
HAY, The demand still active and The transactions
comprised 900 Northern and 1000 Eastern sS5 "A ton
day ago foar atboai loads 600 Ions to arrive
the price,
CoFFEE Sales 50 bags Rio lie, a25 IA and 50
| I13se Rb.
BAGGING 1870 bales India sold 1S1Sc, cash. 100
the same price,
SPIRITS TURPRNTINE. Prices were stiT higher with
sales of 50 bbls in two lots 72 On Saturday, zoe
| gallon.
LARD oIL,, Small lots of prime we're selling at 81 Is
gallon.
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Deb 0rleans 5tlontg Hlatkft.

.Cpps,rnr orr,,, NJ, m ,,.,. ......
ohIschsI , oaFicEi i, NO, ~ Camp street,
hohany Evening, May A, 1851
The week opens under feelings approaching the
standard The receints of nrodnce to-day ers var ,gb Az
r,r oo,,,r no a;5 ~. 1anx, -, a..
" , v" wy nv is"'ii NUN tesaieps W. SIT Is useless
to be making surmses pretending this that and the other
gaing results of seed now either going into te ground mr.
luss sproueu apo'e 80 US 10 renuet IL somewhat dohpu
whether it is cotton some new tangled weed do de
sire tn hazard or rcnntation In making remarks far ta nrasep
~. e.. =, ,aa.t -, -. =. 80 -, - !, - - =.
i' io Ut e'' o' 'h'' VIZ NAYS inaue i" WISH III
the country and then will base views actual obsery
...... - -, ~, H. ~, i. -. 4. -, - a., -, - $50
hoiheu' We 'h" W gnu " w Vi us whereabouts.
The money market opened under good supply Of
day at the current rates Saturday saw e
Itch e,r.s ,h.ro IL so,a ,,,;., sou -. ny a -
which nsaie' ''e'e 10 s'e ior p"pe me INCOME o'
liberal and believe the pinch of last week is passing off
l., ha.ar .aa,,o,. M, 80. -, RI
f'oeA' "oe " ' ineto "eie saes VI oo SHIT w
Bank New Orleans at iO4 and 81 shares at O4 There
good feeling evinced towards the two new Banks and subscp
it,. - a., s,o,,, ~ mo rro.,a,t DIV, u al .x ~ ~,
uo's W 'i' ' VIZ! Dam "fe ehi"rslhs oaS.
The full amount OF 600 will be taken Mt early day
The location of the Bank is not yet determined on.
Ix,ha ,r.s rraarr .n;.t - do,- Irh ..,,;o - -.
nA'hse we" Ses qet .y. Ae 't'AiS"''ion' "efe az
rates The Banks selling checks over the counter
at without
ds s;,t fs,t,rdoxs r,,.s, sa,, from IL It<la1s< ,it
s w, ~ s 800, . s Soy % - i2aegiA u'sc'un
Sterng Va 9a9s Io goo 10 Al clear bills Francs 520@
sis. Nothing doing in bills of lading
T,o .frcais .dv;cas bava mt had IN. ,aost ,t,. 49, -
nv ~ '' NV ' nav WIG 'ee'' enect on our
mrrket.
Yesterday of the
noo The following is from, one of the reatas, ba,, IN H.
po'i ~. 'e - ~ w " e e''"'e'' oe"'s Ill ENG
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Apopr n ;nruest vvaa held m the hodv NJ
Cas-, x, native ~ ire,,nd "a YEAR. ~ aos found ds,d
sa,,.s !. ra,o s,r. h,aa, psno, ,d ;h,t ysr.
y. VI. - ~ $50 -~sH '' -'s' ''A "
D.....,. .,,,,.,,.,.e. r,. -. !, ,..s,., oer
- ne iuiiioieu iune -
sas NaoA " u"A W s oaeAsoh nniiloau' Wh'eu -
uvned yeseroay amounted 70 the locomotive only running
nothing more me locomotive Of another train also ran on
NOT ta1 from we ANNIE saton-noboay hurt BON aeeuep
are sara 10 nave oeen caused by the Washing away '
pankmens bJ the late rains.
1.c. son R;rnad H. ,.h,., .it.n,.r Who's. name VIC
d;d mt Isor ,,as v.r s, n mt fatal, injured BY
some means Witch w not HAND EXPLAINED he got caught
In coil or kpk s the rome bv which the locomotive on
track va. .iclrr off train from the other track and tho
rome tightening around bis middle came very near cutting him
in two He was carried off to receive surgical aid
~ - = : II
MokTuAkf.-1he lotai il'oiins e ~ s wy oeiiA
earies for the week ending sunday numbered Ia
REcoRnER SoIoMos's CouRT-There was nothing
~, astara bayond 6n,nv the usu. assor,ont
of drunken grsasers
While were in the police ONCE Sergeant Brooks arrived
with small Carlsbad OF printing Materials oil the kind used
for job prangancy types borders gaey' furniture, ink
and 10 op printing except chases and
On two OF the gaeyswere JOBS falling into p' the
printing Of which haa evidently been done with mallet and
paner one oil ne oos appeared 10 be the beginning of
M hat ts had hs.u sscrstsa .ahins, r.
Ara bone of German named scbnei5er at e o
and Casacayo streets and that he ay Bro, 10 find
them was Nv yne Of ;ssnea AT tbe ns.nco
Of Mr. George ynten the dealer in nrntin ,naer;Is at
No Poydrss street charging Schneider who had besn in
his employ with stealing printing materials from the store in
small quantities at different times during the mast wear tbe
gregae value Of the things stolen being set down at $3.50 The
collection found by Brooks was not worth more than s
of the material being new and some old and well
though Schneider had been keeping little audespe printing
Office and adding his trade by offering from Mr.
vnten as his business Schneider had NOT been
rested when we left.
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA misunderstanding Empire City
IS h hhds IS casks 05 cs and 90 bs hams bbs -four 100 dc
pecads ~ do lard OIL 10 do onions LOO hides IS pks mde
IADIANOLA VIA GALYEST0N-Seamsbip Daniel Web.
bbs -four 20 bb whisky bbs moasses 10 bb beef
and pork Dbl lard do oil, IS do boxes
baggng l05 coils rope bds twine bi of gunny bags @
sacks corn 10 do coffee cask bacon. ties hams Wagons
pkgs mdse.
notwithstanding Robert Watermnn35 bags coffee, 40
boxes claret, S,h cask wine pkgs mdss.
SHIELDSBORO'--Ship Lawson-In ballast.
CHARLESTON-Bark Cherokee-45 bbls pork 25+ bbls of
whisky q hf bhs whisky 50 bb liquor pipe and Sh do,
lis hides hds bale SKINS 80 sacks cotton seed $50 pkgs
mdse.
BOSTON-Bark H Rogers360 bales cotton, 30 bales
43 bales WOOL 60 casks bacon 10 bbs pork ZOO bb -FOUR
bbls rosin.
BoSToNShip Maabar4OO bales cotton 1923 bb -four, 81
bbls pork.
POINT APETRE-Schr W Ttcombe-l20 hhds tobacco
boxes samples.
NEW YORK-Shp Far West10O bales cotton, 2S hhis to
bacco 4S sacks corn $50 bbs allow 1877 bbs whisky 2 dc
pork, IS do lard 20 bales wool 100 hides.
PENSACOLA-Schr Compensation sacks Is do coffee
bacon 40 bbs -four % do pork do lard Is do pota
80 do bread "a bb whisky 81 do hams q cases mdse
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Mr.. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS

NR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEA RS
~ experience this city practitioner Of medicine,
the future will attend principally to office practice lie takes
this method of informing the public that he with
eed success diseases of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys BLADDER Chronic Darrhea in word all chronic
plants; and Rheumatism in its form. Also diseases
Of women and of females; fropSus Uer
Fleur bn Anneerhoea etc, etc. and thai class Of diseases
termed Veuereal, primTry and secondary.
All who suffering would do we'll to give call before
going elsewhere and they will speedy
obgRJe myself to cure all persons who have Rheumatism
Pains ~ the Limbs make charge for my services. My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had my office. This
is Of my recent discoveries in Matera Medica and
taken with perfect safety; it being vegetable compound
In consequence of the many humbug advertisements the
newspapers with great reluctance give my the public
Address call on d AVlDSDN'S ROW, las CARON.
DEIET street, between Poydras and tieva streets.
Once up stairs. Hours from A. NJ. To 9 P. NJ.
So ly j. l.. LOCKWOOD, NJ. y,
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NJ THE PoRCELAIN Tower IN CHNA.-There is one
piece of intelligence from China which we regret te
hear that the far-famed porcelain tower of Nankin
had been destroyed in the civil war by being blown
up with gnnpowder. We remember of reading in oul
boyish days Of this magnificent structure, which was
then reekOned among the !" seven wonders of the
world, and although we never anticipated the pleas
ue Of seeing it, we sorry to hear Of its destruction
This tower has always been considered the chief ar
chitectural monument of the Empire. It consisted
teral Of which it was covered according to the &C
counts given BY the few travellers who have seen it
was fine white tile, which, being painted in variou!
coors, had the appearance Of porcelain: while ths
whole was SO artfuly joined together as to appear lkt
one entire piece. Il contained numerous galleries
which were filed with images and set around witt
bells, which jngled when agitated by the wind. Or
the top large ball, in the shape Of pineapple
OF which the Chinese boasted consisting Of solit
gold. Providence journal.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of Orleans5
Be 1t remembered that this 18th March 1851 me-
subscriber Justice of the Peace city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H. P Jan
vier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according Inv do
and that the above
correct Transcript from the books OF said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
H. p JANYIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 18th day March,
A. D. 1857. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of OrleaHB.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved
per cent in cash the outstanding certificates profits on
and after the Monday May declared
a scrip dividend of THIRTYFOUR PER CENT, the net
earned premiums of the year ending February 2S 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and the
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARR1ERE Vice President.
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CONSIGNEES.

NEW YORK-Bark ] NJ Moraes-JI Adams-T p Aydeit
nchunnon Carroll Nco-Bridge Rnulett scoBeebe K
cn-lornrt Foley Il Aycry--C Boye-II NJ Barlow kco-
Brown Nco-Boolh &co-j A BaquG--Beil Buchanan leo
q Ruddecke 1co--P ScO-Jncnb Iiurcke-Cnn-
verse Kennet Sco-Creeyy 4 Farwel-A ChutegDier-A F.
Cochran nall-Coemsn Putnam .yco-W w Crane Sco-t,
Observation-Disclosures ycotlnrk Moby &co-Donpelly Bez2ni
keo--Ducos Eco-J d cameron &co-E Daley Gco-Ellott
Sco-FIut \ ones-O Crahan-Gr h 5enncteNu-S II
Graman ScoHtrap Lewis Sco-H OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lIarrod
~ Hart Sco-Heath Mier-Horrell Gayle ,kco-Iunesch
loss ,rns cg-euierSon Terry &co-K emmett Dix kco-J
Lum Eco-W Ii Letchturd &co-Lewis Sco-G Morrison-J
II Marks Sco-C @ Miller &co-Magee Kuess-Mles Adams
geo-Nartin Owen 4 Cobb-C Newton &co-las Morton 4
COB Naure &co-Oglesby n McCuuey-Oakey * HAWKINS
ii Parsons-paype fiarrsou--Price Converse .yco-Smh
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Msb Orleans Aailp Crescent.
I I.culs.ana Intelllgence.

Il 8-s5 taf8 s. y
me Natohitoches Chronicle Of the 25th ult, says
The weather is most nfavorable to the hopes Of the
planters Cold north winds have prevailed most Of the
time during the last two weeks, and on Wednesday
and Thursday nights there was severe frost, which
must have done great injury to the growing CROP u
IL rather late ID the to repant cotton yet II we
have favorable simmer and late fall, fair crop
uniaht vet be realized but, unfortunately, many
planters have not seed to plant again.
Bed River is still falling town It is too low for
navigation.
The Chronicle says that subscription has been
opened In that town. for the purpose Of securing the
services, during the summer, Of a portion of the
French opera troupe Of the Orleans theater. most
extraordinary idea!
The Alexandra Democrat, Of Tuesday last, says
The river here is falling. Scant seven feet water
on the falls The Rapides as she passed over the up
per ledge last week, rubbed the bottom.
NJ The Thibodaux Minerva, Of Saturday last, says
We have been favored with several delightful show
ers Of rain during the week. which cannot but have
the best possible effect growing crops SO severely
used up BY the recent cold weather. With anything
ike favorable season in the future, good yield may
be but nothing like that Of 3, or anything
approaching it.
Judge j. j. Roman, recently elected District Judge,
has received his commission, and is now holding
court in the parish Of Assumption. Judge Cole has
also received his commission, ana VII take ms sea-
- Associate Supreme Judge On Tuesday next.
The DeSoto Columbian, Of the 18th ult, says:
The weather continues quite cool for the period.
We had frost on Thursday night. To-day is cloudy
and raining and we think that amend to the cold spell
ID near at hand. We may expect fair, warm weather
after to-days shower.
The Baton Rouge Sugar Planter, of Saturday last,
has the following
Since the recent frosts we have much wanted rain,
and for some time we began to fear that our chances
for crops were small indeed. But Thursday evening
last brought with it most refreshing shower, and
from present appearances we are likely to have all we
want.
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MEMORANDA.

k- Geographic dispatch from the Pass,
the arrival there of the ship Lanerk from Rio de Janeio leak
ing badly.
rs The steamer City of Memphis left St Louis 10Th ut In
port for New Orleans John Roe Laid up
St Nicholas, Hiawatha Monongahea Henry Cloeau Phade
pia. Met steamers Woodruff at Rogers Landing W
Hill and Kennet at Commerce. Republic Randolph,
Swon Helena Paul Jones Yicksbug Scotland at 95
Lakeland and Pennsylvania Natchez, Uncle Sam Red
River.
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DRowHED.--Dr. A. G. Turnbull, a passenger on the
steamer Flying Cloud, on her recent trip from New
( Orleans, was drowned at the head of Plumb Point
Bend, on the evening of the 26th inst. He had gone
on deck after supper for the purpose Of feeding and
watering horse he had with him, and by some means
lost his footing and was precpated overheard. The
boat was Immediately stopped the yawl sent out, and
without success. [St Louis Lender, 29th ult,
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ARRIVED,

Ship Memphis Davis % days from New York. to Cohcn2
dist q.
Ship Liberty Atkins, % days from New York. Chester Hill
lard-1st dist H.
Brig Eudeas, HASKELL days from Maanzas, to Musor
I'D dist. --,a
Sch Southern Independence Green days from Pensacola
Pooley, Ncol &co-Basin.
Schr West Florida Burns 20 hours from Pensacola to Poole,
Ncol &co-Basn.
Schooner Venice, Black, days from Tampa Bay,
Basin.
Schr Baslide, Whitaker from Pascagoua-Basin
Schr Stockton, Caldwell, from Amite Rver-Basn.
Schr Release Caldwell, from Ame Riyer-Basin
Schr Bloom, Peterson. from, Covington-Basin.
Schr Fruierre, Narcisse from Tchefuncta-Basn.
Schr Trois Freres, Melon from Bonfouca Basin
Schr Joinvile, Gutter from Tchefuncta-Basin
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John HALLER ~ BkkOVHEt 247 TCHOutl.
y ouas St. Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinds Of work
in their line of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
ers Valleys Also, putting Copper Tin and Zine Roofs
in all of the city moderate prices, with prompes
dispatch All Jobbn and Repairing attended to with
dispatch BY attention all ORDERS hope merit
share of the public patronage
We beg the following gentlemen MessFs.
Crozer Wing Janison McIntoSh Cook Morehouse, Ro-
Hughes G. W. Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac Thsyer
Caller, Turpin Co., J. W. Jewell.
Reer Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange y 81
Charles street. fe9ldhWtf
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"a THE IRON EInnsE prsrAr-

.sYSA RANT and OYSTER SALOON, TchUupitouas
<SesfsfS NJ street. opposite AIary's Market
s&..4z s%sxsess.iss3 JAS. MCNAMEE, Proprietor
e inform his friends, shpmusers the public
generally opened REST URANF in connection
with his Coeeflouse and Oyster Saloon Tcopilouas
opposite Marys Market where all the dcGaces of
the he had all hours, The attentive
and accommodating and efforts the pts The undrrsi
ed will he omitted make his establishment equal row
open in the city It's proximity the steamboat snip land.
OF the First District will make il specially convenient TO
masters Of vessels and the public generally.
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NEW YORK-Ship Memphis-Assored mdse
NEW YORK-ship Liberty-Assorted mdse.
MATANzAS-Brig Eudoas-405 hhds sugar and lot fruit IL
b Murisou.
PENSACOLA-schr Souhron Indepondence-726S feet o
lumber 10 Poolcy, Nico &co.
ACoLA-Schr West Forida-55 600 feet of lumber
Pooley, Nico &co.
BAMPA BAY-Schr Venice-Lot OF hides to order.
PAsCAGOULA-Schr Baselde-3O 900 feet of lumber L
Fasho eco.
ANTE RIvER-schr Jas Sockton-30,OO0 feet lumber to
order
ANTE RIVER-Schr Release25, 900 feet of lumber to
der.
CoVINGTON-Schr Boom-35 900 bricks to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Fruterre-500 bbs of sand to Moses
Eastman.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Schr Trois Ferres-25000 feet lumber
to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-schr Joinvile-26,OO0 bricks C Weber
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EEDs, FOUNDRY. NEW ORR

I EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.-I&EDs
IL Co. Iron Founders and Manufacturers of Vertical and Hor
zonita Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Su
gar Kettles Carers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines, Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns and
Fronts Buildings Furnace Mouths Bars etc. and ali
Mach inery required for the South.
We have been duly authorized and prepared to construct
STILLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE;
feI2 diWly LEEDS h co.
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SgippIllg SnteAigtnfs.
TUESDAY, May 5, 1857.

TUESDAY, May 5, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Daniel Webster, Lefevre for Galveston and La
Salle Tempeton
Steamship Robt Waterman, Sarazin, for Mobile
Badane, Gasseha &co
Steamship Empire City, wndle for New York via Havana,
Jennings. Laughland &co
Ship Far West. Bennett for New York, JO Woodruff AGO
Ship Maabar, kinsman. for Boston, J p Whitney &cU
Ship Lawson, Watts, for Shiedsbolo, Miss,
Jones, Mackinder kco
Bark Cherokee, Stein, for Charleston, 81 4 L Levy
Bark II !. Rogers, Delane, for Boston, Venard
Schr Ttcombe, Manning, for Point Petre, Guadalupe
Creevy 4 Farwell
Schr Conquest Jenkins for Pensacola John Hurley
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HOMECOMING UP.

Brit Brig Creole Robinson from Belize Honduras via Ruatan
Island, to j de Egana--fruit to j b Pignolo
Ship Lanerk McGue 50 days from Rio de Janero to John
son Moke &co-Cargo 5U0S bags of coffee 10 Johnston,
Moke Sco.
Bark Morales, Bermister, days from New York, to
Creeyy Il Farwel
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INSURANCE.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.-The following statement of the
affairs Of this company pubished in conformity with the
quirements Of their charter viz:
Amount q premiums received for the year ending
5lst December, 1856. ,$6a1, S76 %
Amount OF unermnated risks 3st Dec, 1855. 1861 %
I'tal amount Of premiums for year ending slst De-
EelaooAf LOW. W
Wis., For prenhp.,'s on fire risks. .S27b27S 20
For prem,,ns d river risks ....,,, S5l ,95l II
For premiums marine risks..... 1928 %
-S745,4I3 %
Less premiums risks not terminated
3lst December 1856 ......,.,.....,,,,S 500 526 Cd
-,--- ss5, 5s3 4S
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lst Deem
Der, 1861. .8648, S6O b0
Losses during the same period, viz
Sn nre $S4S6l 10
On marine risks 1851 40
$780, 1853 90
Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip
issued, etc. less interest, disc't etc., 23lC6 81
-$2s5, 260 So
Net earned profits for the year ending December
1000. SZo3,oS9 %
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STEAMBOATS.

City OF, Memphis, Kountz, from st Louis.
Florida Hutchipgs, from Mobile.
Crescent City Young, from st Louis.
b Il CLARK, Brown. from Lafourche
VIM Bagaley Sinnott, from Mobe-I.ake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat Conqueror Bea from the down and
2Sth ut ship Tchernaya, bark J r Davis brig
Carlota schooners Fanny h Joaquin-brought up ships
Memphis Liberty and brig Eudorae.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered that the 18th July 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who
ing duly according law does depose and say the
foregoing and transcript
from the books of said Company.
Signed G. J. MASSONI, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July 1856
ESignedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
Six in cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
to the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the ID Monday of August proxtmo.
The Board Trustees have also declared Dividend Of thirty
three and third the earned premiums of the
Company for the year ending the 0 of june 1856 for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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~ NEW ORLEANS LOCK MANUFAC-
~ TORY, II Magazine street, near Poydras

E/ DEARIE Il BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS
respectfully the public and builders that they receiv
ing and have hand large and compile assortment OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting Of Locks, Hinges
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings Screws, Fueys, etc. which
they offer for sale the reasonable Attached
their they have factory where all kinds Of Locks for
banks vaults, prisons dwellings, made
der at the shortest notice and warranted Also
article of safe Night Latch for offices and dwellings,
BELL HANGING in all its various branches, such Sig
nal other Bells for locomotives, ships, hotels, dwellings
in workmanike and warranted give
satisfaction. Smith work in general Jobbing promptly
tended to.
ess.soe Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
GATE SPRINGS. ly
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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
corng deposc and that the
and and transcript from the books
said Company. A. BROTHER President.
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day January
1857. CHAS. M. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Trustees resolved
per cent outstanding profits to the
holders thereof their legal representatives.
MONDAY, the 9th of February next.
Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
FORTY O per the net earned premiums of the
pany year ending 3st December 1885, for which
ti6cates issued and after the 18th of March
Ths Company continues to insure against the peril
rivers and damage fire. at the current Of
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President