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Boston aourrtisrnlr;:ls.
ENREEMAN ORNE. Manufactured and Deale
n in STRETCHED and RIYETED
Oak Leather Betting,

NS@NeAAAGA
No, 125 HANOVER ST.. BOSTON.
Aso-the exclusive New England Agent for the vUL
CANIzED METALLIC GUTrA PERcHA
MACHINE BETTING AND TUBING.
Manufactured under RIDER MURPHY's Patent.
We also keep for endless variety Gutsa Per-
cha and Water Proof Goods, 1.-THE former Of which
received the Gold Medal The Worlds Fair and
tan Institute among which may be found Steam Plckng
Hose Pipes Fire Buckets, Horse Covers Wagon overs,
Piano Forte Covers Crumb Cloths, sheeting, for sick
beds, 6c,) Hats, Caps Coats, Pants, Leggins Boots,
shoes Gun and Pistol Cases Life Preseryers, AR Beds
Cushions, Travelling Bags Knapsacks, Canteens, Canes
Whips, Toys, &C. &c
The Gutta PeTcha viii be seen below, being entirely
different in its from Rubber will not be affected
by extremes of heat cold, oils, aeds fatty snb
Stances and will not crack decompose, become sticky
md has the advantage Of ouf0sdrtHg any other article
heretofore used as water oof besides being cheaper
in pT1ce
Our Machine Betting Paosing, Hose Pipe, &c, being
composed of the material is found be She best article
ever used for such purposes The Betting where subject
ed to heat or friction, where Inda Rubber would
decompose and become sticky, away dry and can
be for belts where great friction would be pro-
yucca ana warranted to WeareVen better than LEATH
Err and when the prices compared the economy and
advantage will at once bs seen.
We would earnestly call the attention of MAcHISIsTs
OoTToN AND WooLLBN MANUFACTURERS, PAPER MAKERS,
SAVING and planning ESTABLISHMENTS, Of GRIsT
MILLS and all propretors of establishments where belt
ing is used, to this article OF GUTTA PERCHA BELT
ING confident after trial. they will acknowledge its
great advantages all other kinds We will allow all
those who are in doubt to its utility the privilege Of
testing rtions of its merits and if not satisfied
that what have stated correct they will be called
upon for payment.
GUTTA PERCHA This arcticle is produced from a
Juice or sap, taken from the Isonandra Gntta tree,
which is indigenous to all the islands of the Indian Ar
chpago, and especially to the Malayan Pennsular,
Borneo Ceyon and their neighborhoods, in which arc
found immense forests of it-a yielding this product in
great abundance.
It's fruit contains concrete edible OIL which is used
by the natives with their food
In its crude state, Gutta Percha has resemblance
whatever TO India Rubber, its chemical or
chancal properties the same does the which
is taken belong to the same family of trees grow 10 the
soil; yet from the fact that be dissolved and
wrought into waterproof wares many informed on
the subject, have inclined the belief that the Two ma
terals are identioaly, very nearly the same But
nothing could be more erroneous. d1aw&wly dS1
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nUIf YOUR BARhING AND BUY
QS BOTTLE OF WISFAK'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, cure Tor all diseases Of the Lungs and
Pulmonary Organs. Any body will tell you SO that has
ever used it. For sale at POI Main street, by
GRO n spTRP
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This certifes that my wife was aflicted with weak
ness, or general debility. Hill Jaseph's medicine
cured her. J.F. B.
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RotIroaos..
-, FITCHBURG s WORCEs-
TER RAILROAD.

Eses. FITCHBURG s. WORCES-
~ TER RAILROAD.
TINE ALTERED-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
On and amer MONDAY, November sash, 1856, Cars
viii leave Fitchburg at 40 m, 1910, and $40 p
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ii 90 .. m, 400 p. m
sisehBure, Nov. 10. 1896. al
WORCESTER * NAS yUA
~ R. R--Winter arragemeot-on anu after
December 1, passenger trains win run follows;
Leave Worcester az 20 and 1l.15 NJ, and 4i6 P h
Leave Nashua at ITO and u 20 NJ, and s 90 p NJ.
At Nashua, all trains except first from Nashua, and
last from Worcester with the trains Of the Concord
Railroad where passengers take the cars to and nom tne
Northern the Passumpsc, the Boston Concord ana Mon
treal, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
AT Groton Junction trains connect directly with The
Of the Stony Brook Raroadj and also with those
Of the Fchburg Railroad, with the exception Of the first
train lom Boston and at Fitchburg with Of the
Vermont a Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, ee ''Pathhnder Railway Guide for the New Eng
wo a, Nov. /, 1853 - dtf
1880 BOSTON AND SVORCES-
zsss TER RAILROAD WINTER AR
RANGENENT-comm MONDAY, Nov. g. 1856
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester. follows
Leave Worcesterat (about s.eauboatl7, 80, AM;
$3.50 kx-s 1, and (l0.30 Ex P. NJ
Miiibury $40 am, $40 p. N. #a
Milford at7-10 $40 q. M AIS p. m.
Northboro' ZOO 9. so a. m.
Marlboro 100, 10 a. N. 40 p m.
Erauingtmm Centre Las 1890 q. M. 4.45 a.
.sAxOnvile I 10 a. m.,S p. m Also Wednesdays at
Newton, $50, s745, (ss.so wor.) 400, 6+lll5 Wor
9. m; $50, $3.50, $780, (*5S5 Wor.) p. m.
Brooklne, ESQ, 7.sO s.l5 s.45 10, a. M 1.75 2.So
Z b.15, $50, g. Also Wednesdays at 1890 p. m.
Needham Plain, 6, SIS am; 1850, AS p. N.
astWtst Newton Station. sIlI'i15 5aa
sss TRAINS FOR WORCESTER, as follows
RnT Worcester At q $3.50 EXP a. m, lsO, 600 Ez.,l
400, $50 Ex.) P. N.
tAlfiibury I, a. N. 4.30 P. n.
Milford 7, a. m. so, $50. p.
A n
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g MITH'S PREMIUM DoUBLE-ACTs
ING DOOR SPRING.
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mc0ttilc
NOTICE TO THE SICK
ms I4uG TASEpu

DRS. HILL & JASEPH,
In Offering to the community their Justly celebrated rem
edies for chronic and diseases Of long standing, do
not wish to tre with the life health of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials of
hei of respectable ladies' and gentlemen from which the
suffering judge for themselves The Doctors pledge
themselves net to make any wild assertions alre
ments Of the efficacy Of thermedieines will they hold
any hope to suffering humanity. which facts viii not
warrant A few testimonials here given, and the
doctors solicit an inquiry from the cted into all they
publish, env assured that they will find them perfectly
reliable an their medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
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B The Book is now open for subscribers. Madam
Virginia Moneaux will be in attendance to wait upon the
ladies. OLD. diff
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THE article that every Lady should buy For sale al
CHAMRERIIN. BARNARD h CO.'S
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mUT OF FASHION .-Rheumatism, Neuralgia
" and Spinal Complaints BEAUTIFULLY cut of fashion
since DR.. G0ULD'S SPINAL BALM came into use 1t
IS sure cure for everything Of the kind For sale by
GEO. r. SPURR 20i Main straet
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Work FOR TKE MoNTn-A HoRsE RAcrSe--A0r. Press
beautiful instructive art. on.
ole' HoRsEs-Bla Hawk illus
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ORANGE JUDD, }l9l Water st, {Terms-One Dollar
Publisher Prop'r.{ New York. A Year in adynce.
Vol. WI, No. JANUARY, 1851. New Series, No. 100.
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No. l25 HANOVER BOSTON,
Also-the exclusive New England Agent for the VUL.
DANIzED METALLIC GUTrA PERcHA
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- d. GRIFFIN \ %.
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A MERIoAN x FOREIGN PATENTS.
B. ii. EDDY. sOLICTr0R of PATFNTs.
7e statc 81, oppo.i,e KilIhr s.. Boston,

(LATE AGENT OF U. s. PATENT OFFICE, WAsHISGToN,
UNDER THE ACT OF 1879
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EDATENT STEEL RING s
III FOR SKIRTS.
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soonoH PEBBLE!
union BlOok. 195 Main Street. WOreegtel

l.. D. GODDARD.
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~ The Doctor has safe and remedy for all FE
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
self All private difficulties with success aud in
strict confidence. d1y MS
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ED #. HFBBARDsS CELEBRATED WILD
a q. CHERRY BITTERS

For sale by JOHN Q. HILL, Sole Agent for Worcester
Mass, and by dealers generally. d1y mch1I
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Hlts(cIlane0us.
PI A T E 4.
.NllPCEWCL0N.

The subscriber having been the business for fifteen
years. has made efforts secure all varieties of glass to
aid defective sight, and among them ALL has been
found superior equal to the celebrated
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CHURCHES.

CAUNCHESs a..
". Duncan, campo. Basin.
CATHOLICS:
Annunciation- Corner Vaudeville and Morales.
Immaculate Conception Baronne, on Canal,
observation-disclosures, Common,
St. Louis Cathedra-Jackso Square. =
st. Anthony-Rampart, c. Cont.
st. Alphonse-St. Andrew b. Live Oak and I,aurel
St Augustne-Bayou Read, c. st. Claude
St. Barhoomew-Villere b. Seguin and Barthelemy AL
giers. -'s 49,
81. John Baptist-Dryades, b. Clioand Calliopk.
st. Joseph-Common, b. Marias and Where.
St. Marie-Conde, Ursuline.
st. Mary--Josephine b. Live Oak and Laurel
st. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod b.
St Peter-aIarigny. b. Casacalyo and Greatme.
st. Theresa--Camp, opp Junction with Prytanis
St. Trinity-St. Ferdinand. ''
ST. Vincent de Paul-ireatrnen c. Monteput
Ursnline Conyent-Below the city.
SHRIST " Al !, Camp Melpomene. .p
P p,T . kEGATiONAL: St. Charles. Julia.
phspanads LEgist Protestante Franchise ampart O.
bienville Christ Churcf-Cana Dauphine ST. Paul's-
Camp, Gaienne St. Lake-Hercues near Felicity road
Naturalization c. Plaquemine Administration mum
citation Square. Mount olvet-Algers.
LuTHERAN: Euterpe b. Bacchus and Dryades
METHODIST Carondeet b. Hevaand Gfrod. Felicity Road
c. Chestnut Moreau, Esghen. Dryades c. Terpsichere
Piety, Greatmen. Marias, b. Bienvleahd CONT Coffee
n Jackson st. Paul. tcoored,) Carrollton Carrollton c.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytana, c. Clio,
Casaeslvo n Railroad. Canal, Franklin. Fulton n
Josephine Prytania, Josephine. Thalia, c. Benton.
Bouiigny, Camp, II. Uadiz. ~ 5l - 7sTl7~T
GERM. ENANG.: Protestant c. Chippewa Proes-
tant-Clo, b. Apollo and Nayades = = . :
UNITARIAN: Pryann, Calliope. Clio, b. Prytana
pryades Terpsich n. Nayades. Euterpe Bacchus
and Dryades.t
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J. WRIGHT & co.
n AVDIsI CHARTRES sTREE n

OF AND!sl CHAKTREs sTREET.-.KHEU-
81 RS 1sS B sssB sbb r.. ssss
psa ~ III. p ps
'saay
sss sh fss a e
thirty yesIs Those who had for resored
s1iss
shs
Has GussD Many who have been
certify to complete snd permanent cure By the Of
y, The rs
and those Them
q and certify
s and t.
complete Nlais,sIs various
vRs
Il
gel and were long acsd have
M N. 4 f.sshs ths editor. q the s.. rou.
Of wonderful in curing
y
curing cases that city The editors s. Louis
The editor q Bilevs Advocate and pub
Tie GLASGOW Times American Eagle. other.
W. rqa a
sss aassl ss sp5afs sy &
Of which be knowledge One
s sss. nsn sh 4.
II
nsh .as sdo 81
Of prominent physcans merchants, and others
s. WHITE M D.. eminent physician sfst. LOUIS writes
have Witnessed The effects Of this II
and 50 have been it.. operations psrS%nS
IN nd III
aihs RI
e The sns / "S No
os e I S & e s
sS Ss
Tnss finally e III.
practice he had
Il Gh s sos
Stating
an, %s he @ o s nst
had failed and there seemed hope Of
e
ave years with chronic rena and neuralgia His joints
poa sns got
scarcely hmselfin bed affected whole
tom tried all remedies he could Of and all the m
physicians but found relief until he obtained this
compound him efetudlu. We might give hun
dreds cured in New Orleans and the South.
Levi Hills Of Ottawa illinois, writes that he severely
for thirty could scarcely
expensive efforts had been tried for but he had los.
bought II and took home and on him
had to his limbs which had become strong
might detail Thousand of equal importance
respectfully ask those who afflicted to send to the
agent their vicinity and get circular and read the letters
certificates of Rev. James Mitchell Rev N G. Bergman
Rev H. Lynn, Rey.J. NJ Kelly, Rev B.. 4. Copurn, and
ether clergymen while add the of Hon. j. Smith
President of the Bank Of the State Of Missouri George
Aheron, officer In the Bank in st. Lous Messrs james
Eddy, s. Downing, Holland, G. W. Stone, j. Christy
Joseph Southack with ther prominent Of St. Louis
as also vast numbers Of other citizens. ..t
This epidenc and these aretipng toiteses whert
this great remedy and where many thou
have cured during the last The prope
sto Hone In the city Of New York where all order
for this medicine will be promptly attended to-
Thsis vegetable spirian Internal remedy prepared and
commended for this disease alone Thisi will curef
Price-s5 per single bottle three bottles for SO.
WV. ALEXANDER CO., Propretors,
No. ! Barclay street, New York city.
Soldby J.WRIGHT CO.,
fe4 ....r 81 and ISL Charities street.
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
Certificates Of Haiiroad Ors, 2 mtcee.

Certificates OF Railroad Ors, . mtcec.
unds my charge At Wssi Point
s asse. % s
have ever used ~ Ki II Aaadsm,
Certificate of 0liuer H. Lee, Superintendent Of Hud.
son Riuer Railroad.
Hssss Ess n s.s:
roofs Of metal roof Of Depot sd on iron
II saying besides taking ths price sonsids
am acquainted Il possess durability and adhesive
ness and fully meets my expectation; ,1 ryrp LEE
Late Huperinte :t Of H. r. Railroad.
Certificate of D. G. Nc Culluna, Asst Engineer NJ.
tag Y. and Ere Railroad. Il
Having
before the public several years past and finding
h sassS XII
b naeS
superior article Of the kind use
'''sn'" Assistant Engineer. n r and T. Eaiiload
sSt 81 G Ii ss
al Now York Arsenal, Oct. s. 1851
g
M The buildings y which e a s,ses
g. Il TALCOTT, Bt. LII. Col.
s, & M,.sg sa me United
z 81
: rs Nc 81 Ess
Painters, Certificates.
ss.. using r. sss Ssss 5
any other mineral ind in instance
on IL the BRICK and lime work better
than any sfSa
New York, Oct. l, 1851.
use he Bridsswssr Paint on he roof Of oes
in eaky codiion that during storms Of extent the rain
a ~
Cor. Ninth and stuyvssant streets.
We certify that we have used the Bridgwaer Mineral Psi.
satisfied fro observation that is fuyequ
' IF sFS
Certificate Of Joseph Benson Painter, 1872 Camp st.,
Netc Orleans. " ~
New Orleans Feb. 6, 1859.
roofs and IN every has gvea The fullest sssseion
Ssss
pe efesr n
all possessing qualities that particularly
commend '''' use '0a JOSEPH BEssoN Painter
"reg No. 1872 Camp street.
The attention Of Planters particularly objected to the fol
lowing: -1'.-
the undersigned Cotton Factors md cempisse9 Msr
il the agents. csnaI believe We are
Rsss't enduring ''s 'f''sS HTSE a4hHrs9s 20
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IE1PLAh LopGE Ne.ISmsets syssy ys1esy $500 4
g.; A. J. Moss. Y. CT G. Byerly, sscycxsTf: 49,.
Bragg Per, Secretary; b. Al Paitersc
Il COVENANT LODGE NosI7 .uaet, s,.vv r ~ y. ).
II IN Hsrieny Buidines ThiyS nfstrset
Il Gaunse Pei sscIesfy H. Iiiis.sn.h u3Ss ssS!safy
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IS nv e az aa aoo Ssssy w,ts
f,o mny nseaspas,: 49, \. y.
evening n room Ne q ODD Esevs H.ll: Onesr-H sesss
nsa. Per- Secretary g Kishs ss'7
ing Hissrs ossrs-HsnSy Ksa.s, az esss
Secretary Boshisy Trss.ussr : = Ps
Jss1.an Han Fons b ri y
n pS Taas1 q ~ Vnlfeft-G y. linses, n
suEs sblba W s%i b
HARMONY LODGE Ne g mestsevery Friday evenings.
Casbsrgqe G;c Dssas. sscissry Ii C.iilo rs
!, HERMANN LODGE No. 50 meets every Wednesday even
Boelita n G: j. Lederer " a. Dayia
Klein, Per- Secretary NJ Weisshencr Tress.,rer "
i. oor,r,Y m rcrp n Az, ~, ~. . 49,.
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Subordinate Encampments.

wILDE9 No. meets the FIRST and third Saturday in each
9as ELL US Hall Of and ay
Solomon IL Kaiser John u Nonan seribs
month IN Fellows Hail Of Camp and Hafas sse
Scribe s'S'P IS M T. : su
n ga rssss Hail. FL ss and i s
T. w. Esss5d
B. L. Bsrcsr W.; r. Field Trsasu1sr A'isn seres'
In month Star Lodge Roo ana louis
en- W. saSss
Brewster, J. WI a. Miilspaush, Treasurer Z, s'i0s =
4 No the third
the present er n Gshseb q w Wnke, Il. r; J.
Louis Ra ssibss Tresssle anss scFoe j. T. sarrst
PELIcANNos meets the first and third Saturday in each
MONTH in Polar Star room, street osce1sf
O. Das aSs Scribe vs shs,ss W. T.
teralle, Treasurer. + = - = - = -.
.er Interior Encampments.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
each monthin 0iinton parish Of East Feiicians
All communations intended for the Grand Eneampmsnt
must be addressed TO JAS Furneaux G. Scribe Odd Fellows
:" JAMES FURNEAUx, G. Scribe.
.sOdd Fellows Rest
soARpoE For
Cemetery COMMUNICATIONS Dillingham; GardnerSmitl Jns
Goding Finance CcmmitteeE A. Patterson, H. H. Dent,.
j. +. Miller. Sexon-Danel Merritt. MembersJames I'm,
neaux Frank Lewis H. Goldman F. Peterson JOS Alisn
J. p. Warner, J. c. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "opD FELLOWS REsTn may be proeurrs
by applying to f. NJ CORY tSckes Co.'s Canal street,
ct FELT sTErsoss o. Camp STREET.-THE Il. MLsPAuen o.
Mint and at the Secretarys Office In Odd Fellows Hall cor
ner of Camp and Lafayette Streets
Price of Lots and Vaus-Reguar lots feet square Size
ditto by feet SIS. Vaults, double Stockholders Lodges
sos ditto to all others TO- SINGLE to Stockholders Lodge
S45: ditto TO all others, $780, g'5st--s57
the purchase of Lots can be haS
on applicatiopio go s5E'rf 7 -
| THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary o. F. Rest
| General Keller Committee. H}g
The following the officers the present
1 term, from July, 1857, January 1855:
District; Thos II. Shields Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall,
Thomas Walker Treasurer l2S street. Theodopc
Marks rs Magazine street; Thomson, As Tchoupoula 81
H. f. Hoste Bank of Orleans; Largenbecker at Lu1en
berg Hospital f. Allen 1888 Canal street, Glough Ne
chanies Dealers Exchange ST. Charles sire Dayix
Moore 40 Poydras street, A. McDouga box rs Mechanics
Dealers Exchange, ST. Charles street. Csaanowski -
street, o. VOORHEES, Magazine street, H. Press
Agegs; L. Graham, Is Camp street; j. f. Miller BeaTdx
ct: H. DeGFuys Second District; Eneas Smith, Gommon 81
between Camp and st. Charles streets.
THos. H. SHIELDs, Secretary
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED A CO.PART.
nershp, will continue heretofore General
Auction and Commission Business the Old Stand VIII
tend TO the sale either public private of Real Estate Ne.
groes Cargoes Merchandise SUGGESTIONS
Goods Of every description be received and sold their
Auction Store ...
Liberal Advances Real Estate Negroes Mer.
chandse, etc. T0URNE THOMAS, Aucts
n3 10 Exchange Alley
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NOTICE-FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, Mr.. FIRE
~ DERIC THOMAS becomes my partner. The style of the
firm will be TOURNE l. THOMAS.
New Orleans, November !, 1856.
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Grand Encanpmsns.

THE R. W. GRAND BNCAMPMENT OF LoU4sIANxr
o. o. F. holds Its regular the first E
of Camp and Lafayette streets. MA =. .r
Officers for the year ls57-Jas Stockton W f,.nd p..
arch A. Hero NJ W. Priest; E. Smith. r. W. G. s. Wa
den; James Furneaux, r. W. g. Scribe nj Williams r %
G. Treasurer s. NJ Todd, R. W. q. J. W.; III Msnsn,es =
e. Marshal; B. Daslvs, W G. ssnnel John Franifosd "
OSCAR Barbee v; D. 9. Patriarch. Of District No j. "a
ton Rouge A. " D. Covert R. W. D. O. Patrisrch 81 M
trict No. 4, Clinton; John Orchard, r. W. d. Rep
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30


Ed. barnett. Notary
neW Orleans Savings Institation, Cs.ai ssrsst
b whers fTss%sa.
o'ones' Secretary.
PRIvATE BANKS AND ExCHANGE
sANFs RGsB 81 se. g .nd g Gsmpstrs.s
sASyE Corner essp md er.y,s.,r...
sss;t 'ss !:
M ~ IS sec2 sSR ;. .ss:,
BANK OF COMMERCE. JAcon BAixEa, Agent
asssHA e. s:ss
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
corner Matches and Camp streets. =
4el sFf!hss F Vice fss:
j. H. Wheeler .secreta.y.
NE ,as MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. No,
Pemberton President.
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY ss rs Cam.
= Tuyss President.
CRESCENT MUTUAL Ncr cow ,sss,ss.,y
dsomas jonas a. adams. rr,s.tSsns
G. j. Msnsoni sss asss
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. South
east corner Camp and Matches streets.
4 ziss.Sss:ia.n.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner Csr-
: =
Thomas soo. .........................Pr President
James gsnsgre Vice President
rondelet street 0f' osA1 a. II NO. ~
4. seSnebsra seesss
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Of PHI
delphia, corner Camp and Grayier streets.
as W. WFras1ef
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNITED STATES LIFE ms fssss'tsAscz ANNUITY .us
Perkins Agents.
| LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsU.
rance c9%gsny 1i e and carondsst
MONARCH INsnR ANGIE COMP NV :, Aesns
| Union street. ..N,-' =. - -
E. W. Briggs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Agent,
HOME INSURANcE of New York, Al Magazine streets
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; and
| ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY corner Of I,amu and
Poydras street. :. 800 = o"'A' "'N
L Ia, e,, hitchcock
phia and : A''A'''
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY of Harris.
chas A. Iabuns an @. s"ee. Agents.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner Of Canal and
A. Chapeiia.. President.
HOPE noMp. 70 po., ..s sses'ary
Henry Peychaud President
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. Office q ST. Charles
| n pIia aa E ,bniidngs
T u,ag nS ers.a PRESIDENT
s- ~ ..-.... t-.,.#4s,-
| ~ ;.e5a ,gsi4=
| Is HAALhOAD COmPAN1ES.
Ralroaa connsn TAS nst go W NohIHEKN
Tobn G GSnGun. President.
Office AT the nsnot sec'esary.
Railroad Company Ferry, foot Of st. Anne street. Depot
at Algers; 81 ,Ie z--g
3. F. Flanders Secretary
Once, corner ST. Peter and Old Leyee streets.
NEW ORLEANS AND PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
@ @ M PRESIDENT
Once, Victoria street, The depot.
pot corner Baronne and Perdido Streets:
iA dn "A EraE HohsE-cAh hAiLhoAD-Depet Is Be-
.1,ine suee,i ~.
oAAKE f;LoN AND LAKE RAILROAD-Depot,' Tvoli
George CurIte Duncan President.
Albert e blanchard. Secretary.
ohce, No. Ii Baronne street.
dren and Elysian Fields Streets '0'ne u 'o0uenn
W. G. BLACKWELL. J. .......,,, Execuor ~
Geo s. Yerser haiLhoAp ol Camp street
rsuAnNtrpro COMB NV :.
Emile Lasere. President
l.. Heylinger Secretary
-.,.t. 800 ...... .-...
COTTON ERESSES.
ALABAMA cn., ~ ,,,,,u, , p,,, .. F
FACTORS, '''- -''''' 'A'e'' .