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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

fhVATEERISG AND THE SOUND DUES The
fa1is correspondent of the New. York Commercial
writes:
earn from correct source the gratifying In
sLAtes OF r. rope who have signed the maratirne
.featy OF Paris aboshing privateering, have also
signed or at least given in III cir adhesion to Mr..
marcy proposed amendment to that treaty Eng
@ ahn Is one OF the two States that yet holds back
This negotiation was entrusted to the American
mihlster at Paris, and will prove q great triumph
Iot American diplomacy, since the adoption of
tns law will be thesgreatest step in the civiliza-
.,on CT tie world and the cause of humanity since
the Introduction of the christian religion
The sound dues question also learn. NAV be
regarded as effectively settled on the capitaliz.
Marcy.
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- L.. " WHITE proposes 80 sive
- Lessons il FL, cut.o1 n tits city Tbose who
~,uI favor her with theiT patronage, can learn
lsIus &C by addressing note 10 Mics E. w
%tiIr r.. trr0uF p the PUsr UfFca IL I1--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

~ kE x h..--- ssat fnVDriie U!u Walls
S~J auw over LlLe - ten ear. old, can still be
L.a o. us Itiztoo well known 70 ssy any more far
III than We wEuaut u 10 peEss OF ta.e it tack.
Fvi sale y WlHeaEtyN / POWERS,
!" Il i'm Conner [,ary erd Pearl s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

- superior altlce Of 8iGhm0nd inspection no. /
o. una fIzster; IN store for sails ~
f. ..-lm 1.ysTtjN 4 POWERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

POPULATION OF TIE WOKLD.-Accordug 10
the American Almanac for 1857 the most relsbl.
estimates of the population Of the globe are IS
follows: Africa 100000; America $3.50 s52; Asia
and Islands 62G, 900 600; Australia aud Islands l.
2iS 600 Europe 263, ,5l1 81; Polyne.ia 500 00O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

: 'H0n ron fi}lL~-A fresn nrlIcIg
IL s,-Ie lot sale b
fe- in -HINs~ON & POWERS
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SHE ALWAYS MADE HOME HAPPY.-A plain
marble stone, in church yard. bears this brief
inscription She always made home happy
This epitap! was ! Lenned by bereaved husband
after sixty years Of welded life. He might have
said Of his departed wife, she beautiful, and
acccln plished, and TO society. and yet
not have said she made home happy. He might
have added she 4 Christian, and not have been
atIe to ssy-"Sbe always made home happy
What rare combination of virtues and graces this
wife aud mother must have possessed! How wise-
ly she must have ordered hex house! Ia what pa
tience she must have possessed her soul How
self denying she must have been! How tender
and loving How thoughtful for the comfort of all
about her Her husband did not seek happiness
in public places. because be found purer and swee-
ter enj0y Inent at home. Her children when sway
Oil NOT dread to return, for there was place
dear to them as home There was their mother
thinking for them and praying fJr them, aud long
ing Tor their coming. When tempted, they thought
of her. When il trouble, they remembered her
kind voice and her ready Sympathy. When sick
they mnst go home; they could not die from their
dear mOjber This wife AID mother was not
empt from the cares common to her place She
toiled; she suffered disappOintments and bererve-
ments; she afflicted in her own person, but yet
she was submissive and cheer full The LCra's will
concerning her was her wiiI. and she passed away,
eaving this sweet remembrance behind her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

| IQtbt t.E..s nIiAE.iF - tpII stocs Of
- =. srscr' constantly on hand, al lowest market
ta--s, 10. Sc by
t- .-}m w N&TGE & POWERS
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= UTtt k-.F LADfSk NvOu!d yCkgCcttu!-
ly Ee.aru As tn8qGs TO tne citiz-us o. Klch
fay11 fyr lie cougsseluent hs hss received since
Ae ...-suCec IUe ju5sItsking buspess and would
say, .ust n- still seeps good Eearsa, pair cf fac
.aI--, --nEe hois-s -n5 Ca-etri Driver. Also
Collins yss Lpi 4Esl t.as: enC 10 persons yTho
may as- t-lr servants ue thinks they will lind Il
9'a-ll a'--@-t 10 caI Oh lla. 70 SET them u1etiy
E6G Casau.y Inte.i=i
E Gts..yI .t-fsr b-fs-sa, , ,ylI 81
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=. U4GEGTY, Bell and Brass Founder.
No. G56 n ain street
Al kind. ofRAHs rnad- r. order Ia l7-3rI,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

' "4It s.--fiya w.ie .fEts,Ii,a a. Lewis
--s i~f ny bad anI Ju.rd. witho9t Just cause
y. yi.'oc--pH on ny part, therefore, do forwarB
81 '@''2s AGAINST rec-I'ng hsg into their houses
U' -a' c'=cit 'sf an7 t.2s my account, for any
b.. at.a1ut whstgo.s-
i u IL IE:EIN f.ENIG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

THE Coal PIT ACCIDENT IN NORTH CARou
NA-We recently mentioned coal pit accident
10 North Caroliua, by which several persons were
killed The Fayetteville Observer says in rela
tion thereto
"Th4 accident occurr ed in the night shift. The six
he'd ul DE- ed the shaft, aud stepped inside
when the tDul lguicrd ana in its force hurled
I2tJthe shaft, down hlch he fell ana was xiii
ed. Another thrown iL10 tbs large reservLlt OF
Y ater. al w4s drowned. Three others were burned
TO crisp, mutiigtt d and mangled white ih5 slxth
owes his proser.a,Ioa 70 d large hplk3 naI on which
his ci0 9s caught ard prevented his beins hurl-d
Il the shaiC which Is 20U feel dee per than
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

Prize FIGHT-The Boston Herald OF Saturday
says that prize fight took place about il miles
from that city. On Thursday last, tor $500 side.
L says:
TIE arrangements coDduc ted in go quiet
sty before sher the police of this city or the
villagers " no Iesi1ec nesr the battle ground, were
aware, the battle had termioated, and the specta
tcrs returned home Uamoested.
The contest for tuPeIiori is described ha ing
feer very proGIscfed and animated bot1 prov
In the last snd it not unit fifty lensth
rounds had bsen fought 5cupyine two iiours and
'yniue minutes, that the friends OF OF th3
parties engaged were obliged to withdraw HIN from
ths ring that hs lie ght rot - perilled and his
murder b- upon their hauds II said lie .7as terri
bly, "punshs hIs facial iiJeanents being scarcs
recoverable, even a!Lsr dihgent application Of the
sponge" Tho winner old not ia much boLtr r his
law being broken and MS viaon alrncss oblttersted
I'D 30 ended the latest pfise fight 10 this vct nifty
1t is described having b,tn very satisfactory"
the Interested ones, aud th7 loIors of the manly art
who attended as spectators.
On Saturday the police of Boston arrested Ber
nard Ford Ed. E Price, Martin Hart and Henry
Fnnegan, for having been implicated in TIE dis
graceful exhibition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

=, 7,o ,Scel.iv Dispatch is issued every FRI
a.T .pi mailed to a'r'crl -s-- =. : ! - anr--n
---------------
l. f,D's E1TEkHGhs.
-
rarfTAi PEIEE 23o.o0o!.
,.... ., .ps g~est favor with which our Nnsis
- !,tf..lrs have haeu received by the public,
N''..., 80 tcrlsad far Tickets tie Managers, n
sn,H ,bspS SG the yssr The foicwtos scheme viii be
drssa tn each - tSe,I to-ie',,, Inf rS '''''
saturday. Norc5 1lst, 1907.
tLN~e - ,,t
To ha drawn In the CT! ol H.'sU.a - ''''S' u"
safuId7 y 'nH'th ~ ..T5t5Eps
UN THt :. nF ~, ''
%'" ''%VN" ~, 7,,.,,,
Y7re :A5H one t-i3c = ICY AeN i"N''''
a'ri,'V aostUV ~ t'stTis' SeSt,s,sr,
sAGNfiCENt SOB n,,u,o
Fa,e ,t ,G G 1:.,,',,,........'s $3.50 81 "oS
"....... IeFr ,s......'...'...'.. LOCO oao
2.goo ojs................ s.o0
- 7o0n t-................. 7pnn
.. t. -a ts................. 6Oea
''''''' E,,a .,........ sen
ua is............. 4U'o
"....... 500 }s-,'..''-..''.'.', 3tPe
"--..-.... .,'' fa''-.''''.....-''' 80
ra,o. f....,., I.s ags....-.,......., ls%"" l."""
.,,,;,,," ,,,,,' i>,,I10N PRIZES
sri-~' q - TPPTo'."'A'''s :, @''''' q oco
..,fa apr %. .r,sst1us % $4,000
--s .-s .-.....--.. .....--,.-.... Suu
.t .f.t y .at sr.r,1i-44,tDE to SiutS
p. ,e ase ..........--. -...........:.....: 4oo
Of - arpgox;;ostiag 10 SSuoo
..- ......-..-................ $50
y-.z-s r s. srt'oA-"A''Gs % $S''' ,so
F7ze :, - i16
r-z.s at -" spp'o~'H's''Ls % ~''''' ,.,
rrts =. : ~, Eio
- az .........-.-............... 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

.,n Term Term
Clan, .. ~ 1~Pues, -, MICH E-pircs.
leii e v Clay, Jr'..ls5a Charles r.. Stuart 1883
Senj Fitzpatrick. ...l8oi Il CHANpLER . IesS
Arkansas. Mfss 'o0'
WIN X. Sebastian. 1859 Albert G sroryn reso
iN"'' ', So' nson iSbi Jefferson Dsvis. 1858
CONNECTICUT. NJ, ~
oar. Z fosyEs JsmesJ d. -o,
JAMES p'x n ......f863 TTus'en Pok
cALiFoRsIA. '""'
Wn. NJ. ~ in.......T8SI Jp H,tr ,o,o
David C.. Brcderick. 1868 JAS. Bs,I.' .''''', ,So Sos
DELAWARE.
Martin w. Bates. 1889 " II Srv-.pn 1o-,
"a a1a,H .-'''' 1000 TRES kiNG.........I96j
DaVio Iuies'''...F6l VIM Wrish sht..I859
steph H. Mallory ..l8jS r. Thompson ieei
GEORGIA.
hsrt !oombs. 1859 David s Reid...1s5,
I,II.n. "S1 Aisss... .t.......lt6t
. iNtIAM. CHIC.
rtham n. Fitch :. 1861 r3srrss r pn,b 1901
jesse " otigo' ..'. 1000 d WhDT........is6}
ILLINOIS PsNN.
stsphen A Doug as .l8-9 William Bgler 1861
LYMAN l Nv MbtLL.' 1901 8. CAMERON ........ 1868
IOWA RI
George w. Jones...i9 Philip 1880
JAS. HARLAN ....I8ol JAS SIMMONS
KFnTgCKY. SC
J4' B Thompson. ..l859 Josiah ]. Evans. ...-l659
JHo. CrttteRdeH....IS6 r. Bull .....ial
LOUISIANA. TENN.
j. Benjamin. .ria59 Jghn Bel ...........1859
John Siidet.. t.........i86l Democrat. 1868
MAINE. TEXAs.
W. P FsssENoEN. 1889 Sam Houston .......'87o
II. EA1TLIN.........I86} Thoma, j. Ru,k.. ..l963
MtssACHUsETT+. VI.
HENRY "ILsoN....l959 ]. CoLLAMER.......l95l
CH~SCNNER.. 1868 b. FOOT ............lS63
HARyLASD. VA
Jares pierc4....I26i K. ~. r Hunter. 1859
-4HtioHy Kennedy. ...l853 James NJ. masjn.. .1363
WISCONSIN.
GHAs lbtt
JAS r DoOLIrTLE tS6S
RECAPIIULATIOS.
-.
Republicans
Americans. D
EOtdi. u
Most OF tho new members nave D3en sworn into
office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

- 'o' MS FOR sALK-
~" f Vbgois state
IL y'V " Centrsi RAJ ioad Bonds,
W" &. w. PURCELL CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

BACON I BAsAkkSILl.,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAHTst
ascsive consisnmen.s Of Tobacco, Flour, Corn'
Wheat &c and give their personal attention to sales
Of same and keep constantly hsnc large and seoe~
81 se-o-froext of Groceries Seed, Psruyisn 0uenos
= ssT-S&wte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10
ICHE LEWIS

= * tAi. y u 10 I...NitH Il view TO
'-te rli-He the Cigar business iu 6iahnIUud. the
>..',r '-ss leave lrfyrn he cltile that he
wa ,''er t.s store on The aI4t i,sl Ia the mean
".'e " NJ dea'r7 any article IA lis me can he
d" 2 s'-a o. th-if aoyaatess
'''' s;"'' ..4rprisss Very hne assortment of Ha-
t 2.tt o. hiee .acheuB P1pss ard Virginia Smo-
"4s 'ob7cc" tHA% RICHARDSON
be7.er1p fisaTs ead Tobacco.
AH@'ssu Hotel BuIlclag.
E.ea.scc Va Marn 3d. laj7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

~ A. srUaDItANT- psuc
pr.ctSer, ia ali the Courts he in and for ths cy
Of Richmond, and in Hanover and Shasseshe"
soantles
All notsrial businoss promptly psrsoFmsd. .,..
xD- OfEss cornsr Bank and ith streets opPeaS
doddias Hall, Richmond, Va ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

TIE AwERICAN MINISTER AT COURT We
quote the following from the letter of enc cf our
Paris correspondents Nee 1'0rt Post.
Of ali the society, the Amer icans alone erioy
privileged position il ihis respect, arising from The
TACT that Ill the per z1us prese2ted at Court ave
titled 10 cards Of invitation and il is not difficult
70 get FL introduction by Nj Mason, who you
know, cannot taGuse this service 30 hIs ccIntry
neu, tho all 5oveTe.gns in themselves, This
is. however, not = reprOach TO our minister In
England there exists a law Of etiquette, which de
MES every subject the presentation TO ioreg III
court 6efpre having been previously introduced at
home. 1t is true we regard neither the
the other and so Tar right not to care about
European customs Yet there are certain princi-
pies OF good taste and decency that all the world
are obliged follow, and in this respect
try people do not fail to draw down upon them
the reproache5 of the strangers
For instance, what impression must it axe on
the Parisiane 10 see the ambassador of the United
States arrive in front the Tuieries at the head
OF procession ofhi2ty carriages while the amba-
GOrs of ether nations have at the most TWO bIeti
MIR. Mason, who obl ged 70 present all. cid
not know how to acquit himself better of his one-
rCus task than by presenting them en- masse, Fim >
ply saying: ''Youc Majesty. ell these are Ameri-
cans7-upon which his Majesty laughs
Il GO not know what impression the AmerIc ans
have made at the ball of the Tuiieries, but told
that our countrywomsu, Mrs. odisco, has excited
general sensation by her beauty"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

" r. GREEN y W. H0ssoS
GREEN s. HDBSON, -
II PRODUCE C0MHiS3lON MERCHANTS,
kirbDcDd Va.
JOHN BOOKER, sALr.nnAN.
yS~ Office on Cary street, between 18th aud lSth
i2- ySur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

A.. NiDNTAGsG K, Sign AND DkiHA-
ki. MENTAL FAINTER, Bank Street, corner of
18th, Richmond, Virginia, continues to execute all
kinds or work in his line in the best manner and
highest style of his ART, and the loves. possible
terng. All who are N want of SIGNS, will hnd j.
to 'her interest to call on him
Country Merchants " no wish to procure SisDs, can
hsva them done at this establishment, and securely
pscked and forwarded TO any part of Virginia or
North Carolina, at short notice. call solicited.
de 2Q-dra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

KgIiT.LiAf HURLEY, iInuker,
~ 50 Main ST. opposite tho St. Charles Hotel
Richmond, Va.
Dealer in Domestic Exshange, Uncuuent Bank
Notes, Business Paper and Marketable Securities of
9very description
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT And SOLD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

JAMES r. CReEssHAw. Is. r. WgLLfoRD,JR
rRENSHAW 81 WELLFORD,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
VIII practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts
of Richmond city and adjacent countless and ths
Federal Conrts held in Richmond and Norfolk
~ Office, Governor street, second door from
rankin street ia 5-dimc3n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

Holm r. ntbs.OGDS Wholesale dealer
y in 31ooms. Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of all
descriptions Refrigerstors, Rope, Cordsgs Yankee
Notions, DC &c, 2l3 Washington street. betwsea
Vesey aud Barclay, New York, will execute orders
from Riohrnsnd on the mort favorable terms.
no 23-srn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

Ii - W uob ii 1. L. The suhsc-iBer
In. i1s tH'rn lrase uP0V thu mill, tt8rmeTiy
ps,1," icaLs's nlHl ftsDectfniiY soitoiis tn
Cr'ts se ~ the public. There is IN excellent Cob
M, attached Toll on tenth mf Johu A
vii her Industrious sut competent miller
rh . All 1mes a Place 10 serve customers
- '~I pAN'i. r., GAEuEEH
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-03
INSURANCE.

TOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF NEW oRLEANs.-The following statement OF the
affairs of this Unpublished in conformity with the re-
ourernents Of their charter, viz: ..... ...
Amount of premiums received for the year ending =,
1856 .664l SIG W
Amount of untermnsted risks Sst Dec, 1855. l056T %
Total amount premiums for year ending slst De- =,
cember 1855. $40 Vi
v,a. FOR nremiums Gre risks. $500. 1915 279 20
For premiums river risks. 35l, 96l II
premiums marine ri5kS..... llS,2lS IS
--$745,4 A3 %
Less premiums on risks not Terminated
Slst December, 1856. .S99, 626 90
Returned premiums. S,U5j 43
''''A'''N - ss6 bss 4s
Net earned premiums for year ending Slst Decem-
ber 1885, fb4o,S6U ou
Losses during the same period, viz:
fire risks. tSiSEl III
On river risks. lI3,7I AZ
marine risks. 1851 10
1862, 1883 %
Reinsurance expenses, interest on scrip
issued etc. iessinterest, disc't, etc.. Is, JOG 81
-Sss5 200 IS
Net earned profits for the year ending December
Slst, 1856. .H2e55s9 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-03

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New OresnsS
that this 18th March, 1851 before The
subscriber Justice and for the city aforesaid,
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r jan
yer Mutual Insurance OF
New Orleans being duly sworn, according to law do de-
the above just and true and
correct transcript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
swornto and subscribed before 18th day OF March,
A. D. 1851 T. NJ. BRADFokD
Second Justice Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board have resolved interest OF six
per cent cash outstanding certificates of profits On
and second Monday May and have declared
a scrip dividend of TIL IRTYFOUR PER CENT on the net
which will Issued and after the first day OF
June, 1851. CHARLES BRiGGS, Preoident'
A. CARRIERS, Vice President.
JkNYIER Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-03
POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police jail on n, the
w 18th Of August the black girl ELIZA Says she belongs
10 AZ uano living in Alexandria, Red River She is feet
fhe owners will claim their property according to law
4sfN9 fiF8 Il. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
ms iii - : - I. 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
MAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
belongs to Dr. Greenburg living in Terrebonne Tbodeanve
The oxter will call his property according to law
+. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
assa IL. - I. THEARD, Comptroller.
WAS brought to the City Police J all on the
w lh Of August boy FRANK belonging to the State
ss Louisiana He 81 inches high has weak eyes
The ownsr or State will and claim boy according to
law E. BLANCHARD,
~ Keeper City Police Jail.
anza 1T -- t. THEARD, Comptroller.
MAS brought to the City Police jail ON the
w lith Of August black boy HENRY Says he belongs
10 Mr. Charles Hammond Tanssws Bayou, La he is
The owner viii call her according to law
977fs@75 L. PLANCHARns
Keeper of City Police Jail.
ansa Is, T. THEARD Comptroller
MAS brought to the City Police all on the
w lth Of august, the dark grf boy HARRIS Says he
belongs to Morgan living in Tansaws Wild Car
La. He is 5 feet 21s inches high -. ,
The will Call 3nd claim h1s poperiy 10 Jaw"
E. PLANCH ARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered, August 2lst, 1857. . .-.,,.
aa22 lot 4. fHEAKD, NomPIroller.-
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HISTORY OF THE SEA COAST OF ms


first of September shall commence publishing
through the columns of the PASS CHRISTIAN WEEKLY
TIMES full and complete history of the Coast of Mississippi
Alabama, Louisiana aud Florida from the 1888 to 1874
The history will appear each issue of the Times and
through three months publication of the paper.
We would advise all who desire know the history of
the first settlement of . coast to subscribe to the Times at
they will probably get another chance procure
it, it has been published in book FORM
We will send Times subscribers at the following rates
One in advance w
One copy months in advance, 90
One copy 3months in advance. 50
Address all orders Il. T. CHAUDRON
au7 dsW Publisher of ''Tmes' Pass Christian Miss.
THE BAGASSE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR
NACE.fhe subscriber is prepared to close
with full guarantee take of crops with GIIMANS PATENT
BAGASSE FuRNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN with con,
sumption of Wood exceed oneaf cord hogshead
for the entire boiling Of the juice into Sugar cord
hogshea for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice into
Sugar.
The Of the Bagasse Kettle Train precisely the
that required for the old kettles employing equal
number of hands clean the The Furnace needs the
Of but hand the Bagasse touched
after the Furnace
For further particulars, inquire of .
SAM. H GILMAN,
/ N .aat.,
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity with the requirements Of their charter, the Cres
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
ment, viz.
Amount of Premiums received for year ending
June 30 1851. $S4S 95S 96
Amount Of unterminated risks July LIST, 1867. l 800 45
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be bsred that the 18th July 1851 before the
undersigned Justice the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
persopslly appeared Charles A8usou Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Company Of New Orleans Who be-
ing duly sworn according to law, does depose and say the
foregoing just And and correct transcript
from the books of ssid Company
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July 1857
lSignedl c. J. NAkSONI Secretary.
fSignedl CHAs. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for parish OF Orleans.
The resolved interest Of
Six per cent outstanding certificates Of profits
thereof their legal aud
the ID Mondsy of August proximo also to declare
forty five rs cent? cent the earned pre-
miums for tha ending the 3h of June
1851 which will be issued on the 18th September
next resolved further that after reserring ONE MILLION
profits that all the outstanding certificates OF the
company the of 1850 and c5 and seventy. cent
of the issue of 1852 redeemed paid the holders thereof
or their legal representatives. as follows
That Of 1880 O. and after 18th OF August next
That of 1851 on and after l2th Of September next.
And IS per 1851 and after 18th of October next
from all interest thereon will The certitcate
produced the time of payment and cancelled to the
THOS. A ADAMS, President.