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aforesaid securities bonds stock They shall have to
q a S way Dt sss % o
faction Of debts previously purchased public
pany or Of any property movable umoyabe which may
sen S @ CT s h
construed to authorize he said Company to discount negoa
reilly or Indirectly deal trade buying selling NOV
able mmovable property goods, wares or merchandise
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
Yearly dividends shall be made of the profits the
Company shall advisable but the proportion of
tm u Of making such dividends sha not be considered as form
IN" OF NsteT e s so y 1 e Any s
lessened subsequent dividend shall be made until such dm
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
In the yearly dividends to Be declared as aforesaid the
cent on amount paid ill., and the balance shall he placed &c
The credit unpaid stock account until the paid full
for p%d
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
paid in the Directors shall have Fight to de" s
from each yearly dividend and lay by such Of the said dv
han two hundred and y o,sa%a dollars shsl hays Fer
pany. H 0
ARTICLE FOURTEENTH.
i shall be the duty Of the President and Board Of Directors
Company be published, in French English
lie Of at a ons % s,aenent ss os
the business Of the Company which shall contain m
cying what amount was received for life insurance for nsr
the Incurred dn he
eyng md designating what of losses have been incur
rcd by the different kinds of policies aforesaid third
capital stating the portion Of the invested In
curities, and the nature of the securities.
r., ARTICLE FIFTEENTH. .r
The stockholders shall not be responsible for losses dam
age incurred by said company beyond the Of capita
stock held or owned by him or them respectively.
ARTICLE SIXTEENTH.
Any stakeholder who shall fail neglect pay any install
when ordered by the Board of Directors provided for
article third shall forfeit to the Company all pre- o pay
and cease to be a stakeholder in said Company.
ARTICLE SEVENTEENTH.
No stock shall be transferred such transfer be made
the books of the Company Shond any stakeholder desire
stock previous full payment Of the having beef
made he shall be permitted do by substitute of the obi
cations of the party purchasing provided the substituted obi
cations satisfactory to the Board OF Directors.
ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH.
This of incorporation be modified altered amended
the sad Company dissolved ut general meeting be
yened for that purpose after thirty days notice. in French
English intwo Of the published in this CITY, and wit
of theeorhs Of the stock represented
ing and any and all such notifications alterations amend
dissolution shall be recorded aud published accorn
to law.
ARTICLE NINETEENTH.
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Recent Publications.
We have received from the publishers, through Mr.

We have received from the publishers, through Mr..
Steel, No 60 Camp street, copies of the following:
THE DAYS OF Ny LIFE. An Autobiography. By
the author of Margaret Maitland " Lilliesleaf,"
etc. New York: Harper Brothers.
story of English life, given in that style the most
difficult of all to write, and the most interesting of
all to read. The heroine, Hester Southcote, shows
herself ODE creature brimfull of passion sentiment,
and all that who, after passing through all sorts of
delightful and miserable excitements and vicissitudes,
takes leave of her reader in order take of four
bouncing boys. It will please the girls.
STORIES OF THE ISLAND WORLD. By Charles Nord-
hot1. New York Harper Il Brothers.
A fine little book for youth, in which the manners
and customs of Madagascar, Java, Ceylon, Iceland
and New Zealand, are given in conversational form,
with illustrations.
Through Mr.. B. NJ. Norman, No. II Camp street,
we have received
THE CoTToN Planters MANUAL: being Compia-
ton Of Facts from the best authorities on the Cul-
ture of Cotton its natural history, chemical anal
yss, trade and consumption and embracing a
History of Cotton and the Cotton Gin. By J. A.
Turner. New York: G. NJ SaXton q Co.
A neat volume of 800 pages, the value of which
must be apparent from the title. Every engaged
in the cotton culture trade should possess copy.
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DrssoLurIoN.-D,y Goods at Great Bargains

DIssoLUTIoN.-D'y Goods at Great Bargatns-
dry goods of Messrs Braseman Bardy the
Magazine and Andrew streets, in the Fourth District
perceive been dissolved by the Withdrawal of Mr. Bardy
who interest Mr.. BraelmGn. The Latter gentle
continues business his account
that heis enabled sell much cheaper than formerly He has
store large and fashionable stock Of spring and
summer dry goods which he offers prices low that it will
he worth while for ladies from the most remote of Che city
to cali upon him. He his principal
prices this mornings Crescent The ladies will of
take q glance II them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

CLorHKG AT THE GREAT EMpoRIUM-To say much
In few words everything that anybody possibly want in
way Of clothing elegant fashionable and cheap is be
great price Of Alfred Munroe Cos No. 81
Magazine street. Of Gravie clothing furnishing
goods and rubber goods included in the gigantic stock
ntlyt !
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SourHERN FuRarruRE WARE

SOUTHERN FURNITURE WARE-aooMs.-We would
advise those who may fitting up retting houses
to forget friend Charles A. Stewart whose capaeous
rooms Nos Ill aud 3 Canal street always stocked with
the richest beautiful furnituenot the furniture
constantly changing of furniture; for Mr. sewar
liberal dealing with his customers keeps him always in wh
OF business. See his card IN smother column LID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

SCHOOL Books AND STArIoNERY.-School teachers,
merchants and oters who wish lay supplies Of books
stationery. will lind very large and superior stock of the
same Offering prices Thomas Whites,
los Canal lii this branch Of his business Mr. White
has long carried extensively. We refer his card in
amt colt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

DALLEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR This invaluable and
wodrenowned medicine Is for sale in quantity by Messrs
j. Wright Co., Nos q and Isl Ghartes We refer our
readers to advertisement of it In another column wners
Canadian yernuge, another medicine of high reputation is
be had The place. liz peculiar merits forth til,
advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

CRocKERY AT WHOLESALE. - Messrs. Samuel E.
Moore Co.. No. 40 Camp street. offering wholesale
very extensive and desirable stock Of erockery glass
earthenware Asst is offered New York prices packing
guaranteed, 1t well worth the of country
See advertisement.
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The PLAoE FOR SMALL

The PLAoE FOR SMALL CHANGE, ~ Most people
do without many things they need be all they have the
time is small quantity Of small change which they think
won't do But this Is great mistake. At Frehch No 1870
Poydras street, almost any thing may be had for ANAL mod
Of small changedy goods housekeeping articles ewey
fancy goed etc. The cheapness Of the place has given
great throughout the city, There are auction sales as
usual Mondays and Saturdays beginning hapast ten
-1-nla,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Jog CANAL
srREErNew cses begin this week in Preach, Spanish, Ger
man, EngIish, Mathematics, Pennanshp, Book kecpnE
Photography There special and professors
frrp tpIh rur,p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

TRAVELLING ARTICLEs.-There is no finer assert
trunks vulises carpetbag nls-ruhers ETC. SOUTH
Mason DXon,s OF Messrs H. w. Reynolds,
!Co, No 81 Canal They have thing in that
nescl both wholesale and retail and prices which
find cnuL with. We refer to their advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

SCANLANs SILKS GOING OFF CHEAP.-The ladies'
will be pleased that Messrs D. r. Seaman Il Co.. at
Il Il Chartres street. will from this date dispose of
their rich stock of spring silks cost They have hand ut
the back silks splendid variety of light goods for
wear lady readers to the advertisement.
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and magnolias the sugar maple supplies it with a
tropical luxury in abundance !; the woods are vocal
with larks, thrushes and mockng birds and in the
Towering season nothing is gayer than tho meadows
with their snowy flowers"
In the midst of this region is springing up little
village called Oakland, which Mr. Mayer thinks will
be the fortune Of any cook DESTROYS Of making repu
tation yenison and trout and the undying fame of
any belle courageous enough to bring nature once
more into fashion. The glade lands terminate at
Cranberry Summit, and here the iron horse sends
forth his first snort to the great West The road de-.
sends the western slope of the mountains through
succession of wild and beautiful sup hill and
down dale with wild little rivers frolicking around
and through excavations tunnels viaducts and other
stupendous results of human labor. The Kingwood
Tunnel has nothing in the world to equal it. It is
400 feet long, and solid rock all the way. All the
aboers that could be brought to bear were at work
three years in blasting it out, and year and half
more of time was consumed in walng the tunnel
with iron and brick. 1
The ridge through which the tunnel passes is the
last great barrier that opposes the road in its descent
toward the Ohio
Leaving the tunnel a wild mountain solitude is
traversed, and the valley of Tygart followed down
into cultivated region, to the confluence of the
stream with the Monongahea. Here the road crosses
one ofsthe largest iron bridges in America superb
structure $50 feet long 1t is ninety miles from this
point to the Ohio. There is some fine scenery the
way, and two more tunnels, one of 1850 and the
other of ,250 feet. The road greets la belle rvere
at Moundvlle, and follows its picturesque shore
twelve miles further on to Wheeling. Here it stops
in the consciousness of having performed mighty
feat, content tolet the beautiful river and the kindred
railroads in the opposite State Ohio, take of the
great West
| Mr.. Mayer and companions made their course back
by way of Pittsburg and the narrative of the June
Jaunt is concluded with fine account of the Brad
dock Battle Field and other points of historic inter-
est. The reading public not little indebted to
Mr.. Mayer for his fine contribution to Harper" upon
subject of so much public interest, and our readers
or those of them who have not read Harper we think
will be pleased with our brief and necessarily imper
| feet condensation of it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

ELEGANT CLoTHING.-A most superb assortment
oil weather clothing for gentlemen display
Messrs. Francis Fabre & Co.'S Common and St.
Charles Streets under the hotel No beautiful and stylish
goods he found where il of the places for the
who ains ut perfect elegance in dress We refer the nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

LIBRAnY NovELs.-Th standard novels Of the day,
ID beautiful library binding be had Of Mr. T. L. White
No los Canal Scott, Irving Cooper Dickens, Maria
Edaeworth rnea Opie Sherwood and Fanny Fern
the principal whose works complete and uniform
which such part TO the retirement Of
home relish they the intervals Of recreation and
excitement FROM home them strongly
to every we'll cultivated mind We would particularly advise
heads Of families o,hers who may design smmeving
the lake Of the city provide themselves with
set CT the golden intellect which NJ White offers for
/ sale. See advertisement. ~ n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

EINdER,s SEWING MAeHINEs-At No. l5S Camp
street. may number Of the above celebrated machines
operation under the direction of Mrs Boyd Mrs
b. does kinds sewing order with the machines ind is
largely patronized, Sea her card. Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

SPLENDID EMBROIDERIgS AT SIMPSONS. - The
latest arrivals c. NJ. Simpson Co s. No. l6 Canal
Street consist some splendid Chantily lnce manlls lace
Auu shawls embroidered bands skirts haudkerchets lace
SETS etc. etc. They extremely beautiful will dscnatc
ladies who luke look them See the advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

GROCERIES, ETC. Large supplies of the staple
articles the grocery line, of fresh receipt are Offering by
Messrs n H. Marks Co.. Nos 81 and So rchoupous street
See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

FLOOR AND WINDOW FURNIsHINGs.-Messrs Todd
Co. No. 20 Canal street. Touro buildings Just received
supplies OF the beautiful honabc capetings,
Ro0r oil cloths and window shades Houseeepers should
and give them special inspeco-a any rate fail make
a of the advertisements in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20
THE HIAwATHA HAT.-Th

THE HIAwATHA HAr.-This is the pretty name of
the pretties and most ylishookng hat have
It is be found Mr. D. @. Johnons under the ST.
Charles Hotel, together with large variety Of other elegant
and Fashionable hats suited the See his advertise
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EIC-We call the attention of the tde TO the sale OF spring
and summer clothing ugham brellas shirts,
place this day. O'Clock ache Leaumouus auction
rooms No II Charities street Terms at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

SELF-sEALING CANs.-These useful articles for pre-
serving fruits and vegetables be had of Messrs r.
Fell Il Co., No. II Camp s,eet. 35,--Hf
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LANGUAGEs-New classes begin this languages
Dobears Commercial College los Canal in
themScs penmanshP book keeping, There special
apartments and professors for each branch,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

PHoToGRApns.Mr. Clark at No. 81 Canal street,
master of the photUg sapbc every will admit
who examines his specimens We advise picture owing
friends TO give him cali,
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SUNDRIEs.-Cotton duck, cordage, oakum, bunting,
gunny bags npate, copper spikes chains, wre anchors
white lead seed OIL and gold leaf few Of the articles
which Messrs. Smith, Cooper Co have on hand No Is
chouptouas street the articles in very large quaint
Spea Il yertise
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CARrETINGs, MATTINGs, ETC.-These articles and
everything else in always had of
Bousseau Co. No. 10 Charities We refer house fur
pish tl,p ri
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THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, l.
o. o. F. holds its regular the first Mondays
and August Of each the Odd Fellows Hail.
of Camp and Lafayette streets.
for the year lS5TJRs Stockton NJ W. Grand PAr-
arch Hero NJ W. &. II. Priest; E. Smith, r. W G.
dem James Fnrneaux, r. ". G. Scribe: H. Williams r. W.
@. Treasurer; S. NJ Todd. R. W. G. j. W; II. Mspaugh
G. Marshall B, Dasva W. G Sentinel john Frankford, W.
Dep. G. Sentinel.
Oscar Barbee r. W D. Patriarch of District No g. Ba
ton Rouge A. V. d. Covert r. W. D. G. Patriarch, of
trict No. A. Clinton; John Orchard; r. W. G.. Rep.
EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. |, l. q. o. F. meets
on the and third Saturdays in every month in Room
No. . Fellows HALL Brothers cordially invited to
attend. OfcersThomns F. Walker, Degree Master r. H.
Chiffon Deputy Degree MASTER r. H. Bruce Treasurer; n
,Jahu,, Secretary.
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RICH OUTFITS AT STRING ER's.-Messrs f. Stringer
Co.. at No IS Camp street, have display stock of
clothing we'll worth the inspection of the public The ee
and comfortable outfits for business leisure travel with
furnishing goods and travelling articles
refer to the ady
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THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary o. F
General Relief Committee.

following the members for the present. arr
Regg, President Office of Fircmens ChnrlnIc AssorHimm
Thos H. Shields. Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall W u ES
81 Graver j. H. Gennssun No 81 Filcts
street, NJ Imborde, corner of anolo and Felicity road L.
Butler 81 Nntchcz street, NJ NJ Wootan Coulter office j. H.
Wchb MrG and Common street;J, o. LniGhin New iaNin
T. H. Van Horn, Crescent office, Camp street; O. W. Gnuid
Magazine b. s. Collins Josephine and NaERdes street. A.
" Hunter, Cmnp and Poydras NJ Nnyucr u st. Charles;
VIM Lynd Commercial Cotton Presto f. Nnllett Agler A.
Eallas p-yNdes md Tcrpsichuc; G. H. Pmnncr, . New
Levrc; C. fincke, 62 CuomhoHse; C. Mphr l95 Poyds ST.
PEJ-Reguar meetings held The third Monday III each
mon.h The Secretary office, in Odd Fellows Hail. corner
Camp and Laiay cite streets, at G12 O'clock p; NJ
fe3 THOS. H. SHIELDS Secretary,
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FISHING TACKLE AND SALOON PISToLs,-A splen-
did French fishing tackle and fancy hardware
Just been by Messrs Lion Pisard
Royal and Beuyile See the advertisement about
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CRESCENT Jon OFFIcE.-The place to send your
orders for plain fancy job printing which You wish well done
quickly done and cheaply done is ioboce of
Clark Brisbn, in the third story of the Crescent Building
No. 70 Camp We would particularly advise merchants
and lawyers give them n trial Their card advertising
columns gives ieu of what they do.
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AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICS FAH.--A number
of influential citizens of the parish of Jefferson have
issued circular calling on the inhabitants of the
parish to meet at the Carrolton Hotel on Saturday
next to take preliminary steps for agricultural and
mechanics fair, to be called The Louisiana Agrcul-
tural and Mechanics Fair" We hail the project with
pleasure, and hope their efforts may be crowned with
success There is in existence somewhere a book of
constitutions and bylaws Of the g Agricultural and
Mechanics Association of Louisiana, established here
some eight or ten years ago. That society held two
fairs in this place before it got to be the city. The
fairs were pretty well attended and goodly number
of articles exhibited but the difficulty in obtain
ing needtul funds to carry it on, and squabbe be-
tween the Secretary and the Treasurer about the bal
of cash hand after the second fair caused the
concern to fall to pieces. Now would be more aus
picous time for such enterprise to meet with EN-
couragement. Wereit rejuvenated and held annually
during the session of the Legislature, it would afford
the people from all parts of the State opportunity
to have their products Of the animal well veget
able kingdom exhibited. As before said we are in
favor of the Carrollton Hotel movement and hope if
they organize the institution they will agree to fix its
exhibitions at the Capitol.
Baton Rouge Gazette 18th inst.
Agricultural and Mechanical Fairs have proved of
great benefit in other States and doubt not would
prove equally advantageous in this State. We should
like to them universally encouraged and will do
all in our power to promote them every suitable op
portunty
We cannot agree with our capitolian contemporary
that Baton Rouge is the place in which to hold the
Fair at any period during the session of the Lee
gislature the time. Five-sxths of the mechanical
interests of the state are located in the parishes
Orleans and Jefferson. On the score of convenience
this fact incnes the scales in favor Of New Orleans
and with the exception of three four contiguous
parishes this city is easier of ngress and egress than
Baton Rouge.
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SubordinateE ncumpments.

wIpEY meets the first and tRtEd Saturday in each
2fs for sne e M % e. RI
WIliams treasurer Kaiser j. VI James FarneaaS As
sistant Scribe.
HoBAH NJ meets the SECOND and fourth Saturday
# # c 3ss f. F.: Gso Seymour" Il fs g. r
Scribe; iioey, W.. s NJ oiG . D''''
LAsALLENo; meets the first and third Monday in
month in 3dd Fellows Hall corner of Camp and Lafayette
= BsSeae i /; cs!ia "; Edward AIIe" scribe;
WASHINGTON No meets the second and fourth Monday
Officers for the present telmG Tenan r 6 ""senSeek
Brewster, J. W; H. Mspa"gh, Treasurer
LAFAYETTE No. meets the first and third Monday
the Present telm~Chas Gebeeb, G. r; " Wnke H. p; j.
F, nnnn s. W; R. Turney, Scribe J. T. Barrett, j. W.
month, Polar Lodge room, L.ou street Officers for
G"ptains 5. W. C. o. Dugue scribe; vedot j. W; l.
terallc, Treasurer.
Interior EncamUments.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
Il. SHAW No. 10 the first and third Saturday in
each month in Clinton. parish of East FcicaIa
All communications intended for the Grand Encampment,
must be addressed to Jas Furne"N g. Seribe Odd Fellows
JAMES FURNEAUX G. Scribe.
''Odd Fellows Rest"
D5RECTqRs FOR ~: ks Bier
Cemetery Commee-Iaper Dillingham; Gardner Smith, Jas
Goldng Finance Commiltee-E A. Patterson, H. H. Den2el-
J. +, Miller Sexton-Danel Merritt Members-James Fur
Frank Lewis H. Goldman l. F. PETERSON Jos Allison,
J. p. Warner, j. G. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS REST may be procured
applying f. NJ CORY Sckes Co.'s SS Canal street,
D. SrErsoN's "a Camp street. to H. MISpAuGn, u
S. Mint the ecretary's Office, in Odd Fellows Hail.
ner of Camp and Lafayette streets
Price Of Lots and Naus-Reguar lots 10 feet square Sl5ni
ditto by feet So Vaults, cou6e to Stockholders Lodges
ditto, all others TO- single, Stockholders Lodges,
$40: ditto, TO all others $50.
Information relative the purchase of Lots can be had
on application to -
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Interior Lodges.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL.
ASSOCIATION At their office in odd Fellows Hall,
the first Monday of every month
sEdward PilS6nry President Thomas r. Shields, Secretary
John D. Ben, Treasurer j. G. Dunlap John Orchard, H. G.
Steson II. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis George
Rareshide A. W Bosworth Geo Drmeyer, Bernard Cohen
W. Il. Cook.