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Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excaya
tOEs, Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc. etc, etc.
for the sale of Jccrys Improved Double Acng Punp with
India RHfber Ball Valves, is prepared
aud furnish This valuable invention patented
9TH, 1855, and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM
York State Fair, held at Emira il that year In
!ucr this Pump to this community the undersigned
confidence that his efforts to bring into general will be
seconded by all who its operation nnd
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls of Rubber for
Pump Valves will Mt be apparent every thinking
Their impervOuneS and their yielding
certainly operation and perfection of action which
b6.aned by the other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility with which the be
and replaced, compact FORM renders this the perfect
Captain should of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes they moment
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine, o.
Size No possesses capacity Of forcing 20 gallons per min
Price S2O.
Size possesses capacity of forcing gallons per
Price S35.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing rs gallons per min
Price $50
And larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up TO capacity oil 5OD gallons minute in
construction aud may soon be expected Nos. 2Aud adj
mraby adapted TO Sugar Houses forcing the juice
aSses and the ordinary which Pump generally
pied while Tor redeemng Swampy Lands the No. As are diS-
pcnsable.
The subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps
seen they will speak for themselves, and that later
they will go into general
Samples of Size No. operation at C. c. Bier
Co.'s, No 95 Camp Price Coulons No 10Y PoydLas
street at the office of the undersigned where persons are IN
Vlted to call and examine before purchasing.
ANDERSON ID. DIETER, AGENT
ma " 81 GrRvier street
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NEW Y0RK-Ship Creole-T p Aydiett &co-J Barbot-
BesuregaTd-Bull, Ellis &co-Bass Roberts-J BaqGe
-Bogatt Foley & Arefy-Booth &co-J 4 Belknap-Bredow
Westhoh-L Bujac-P II Briuon &co-Btand & Adams-P h
BroulaseaA Benubel-N aros-A Brown &co-J Bnrekett
eo--J w Burbruge &Go Brabder, MCkenna HubbaTd-J
Breunan-W Brobdwel Payne &eo-J Burnside &c0-F
BanerBuchannon Carroll ScoBeebe Sco-A Brousseau &co
see-G Buddecke SeoCey Gland Brothers &co-W Crane
Sso-Ssmpbell strongcady Holiness George Connolly
uarroii, ftchard kcoConVsrse, kennett &co ConlOnA
Costa Sco--uoleman, Putnam Sco--J u Coliu-F ComcsW
Cox &co--Corson Arnsirong-R NJ nenman &co-G q Dun
~ Bach &co-D, Arcy &eo-G Dolson Son. Dongher-
~ &co-Ea'on Henderson-Espinol &co-Eis 4 Thresha
eo-ferguson o Dowd-Farey, JuEey &co--S II Giman-J
danche--s II Gfaman Sco--A Glenn Sco-Green Crunp-
eiq1ei d jamson--GodchanS treresG W Giyens-GiSen,
Watts &coh Gilfngham--J Hyde &co-Heaid MasSs &co
II Harde &co-Johu Hurley aco-D II Honies-Y hebert
ed Hart &co-0 Hotimsn- Henderson Peale-HAl, Kemp
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Nem Orleans dtloueu Nlarhst.
canscEsE orrIos; No. 70 Camp sire ,ss,

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street
N Friday Evening" May 49, 1851. )
The general tone Of the market remains in about the
position the beginning of the week There were
long dated commercial paper ut 10
per and $4,000 o. 1t must be taken into considera-
lenders Of money rather buyers Of paper have to
Ray of per their Investments That Is the city
aathafes by grant Of the Legislature have the right to tux
al capital which this year Is assessed at per cent.
evident improvement in money matters to day
chat anything than the and downs in financial
circles taken place during the week as to call for an i'm
prpvelnent @I5 5s
There increase in the quantity Of paper Offering and
ALL should incline to the belief that
fayoring borrowers.
The Of paper to-day be enhanced within the
es die following table, adding ut the same time that to all
negoaous the customary foe Of brokerage must be added
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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 .
3st December, 1856 S64lS76 SO
Amount Of unermnated risks 3st Dec l03 SOL W
Total amount of premiums for year ending slst De-
cember, 1900. Siio4a3 VI
Viz: For premiums FIRE risks. .S275273 90
For premiums on river risks. 35l,9 51 Il
For premiums marine risks. 1lS,2lS IS
--S745, 443 90
Less premiums risks terminated
3lst December, 1856. ,526 on
-'' - s955ss 4s
Net earned premiums for year ending 3lst Decem. -
Der. 1866. S64e,ebu 5U
Losses during the same period, viz:
On fire risks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1884, S51 10
I'm river risks. liSizl AZ
On marine risks. lu3,o7l 40
$685. 5a 9s
Reinsurance expenses, interest scrip
issued, etc., less interest, disct %. log 81
--$3S5 EGO IS
Net earned profits for the year ending December 49,
$751; 1900 .3Zt5osS 90
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Hanes-Henderson Terry tool Jennngs-T Janfssid-J
4 Kennedy dco-R Laughlin Aeo-w L Laner-i.onne.
schoss q Bro-E Leon Ace-J Lehde.-Ieon Pinsard-U
Co.'S LocSe-W + Leverch &ce.Leeds kcoM Niller-Molo
ny Bro-R lMcGregor &co-M Marn--G W Muse &co-Mc
Intyre MayerMcG Aoway &co--McKelroy 4 Brad
ford-McCuchon Howell &cos Moore &co--G Morrison
Moore VapculjnJ Moore &coassny Poultney-Alagee
Kasas-C Newton Aco1Jas Nof'en ScoTA Morton kco
Netleton &co-Ogesby MacaulayPrce, Converse &co-
Payne HarrsoR-C Phillips kco-Pedreauvlie Brothers
Price Coulon-Priestley Ben-Peters, Willard &co-H Par
sons-Pa,mele Bros Pses;l;Psst sinps scoJ Re-
hco-Richards Slocoab &eo-H Robnson-Roch Esclapo
Shark, Staner 6coE Stevens &coSickles hcoSmit Bro
&C Stewart-Smith, Cooper &co-G Shumway-Searns &
Maryn-E Smith, swaseymGeorgs smedes seo-ssmP
COG Sizer-Seaman Peck &co--T Snih---Scaring 4
Scott-C N Simpson, Twchel &coTownsend, Tompkns
&co-J Turner--Taylo l. Churchil-S Todd Sco-Thomp
son Barnes-Theile, Seller &cs-Twche Dntcher-W
Urquha-Viucent Sco-0 ValetonW Violet Eco-Wilson
Ponroy Sco-C Weishaor-John Watt &co- Wright 6co-O
o Woodman-J o Woodruff dco-E Wheslock-Wood &IIow
and rder
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nothing of moment ranspirea in stocks oday
ie direction of City Bank which alluded to in last
Is composed of the following merchants Messrs. J. W.
aese Roberts, Fernando de Faenes Horao Bent,
fbemas j. Dix n. Morrison, N. c. Foger, VIM Cooper, A.
Book Edward A, Bridge, @. c. Gaines and H. s, Hall
The weekly value Of stocks comprised in the following
quotations. They all quiet So many projects are
efesng 10 those have money invest thai is difficult for
n outsider to determine which may prove the sd-
pGaagcons.
We annex ouf usual weekly quotations Of stocks:
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Per schooner Chrysoite from Brazos Sanago3 cabin pas
sepgers
4FTl MEMORANDA.
n The Aleck Scott left St Louis on the Sth instant
officers report port and loading for New Orleans the
steamers Flying Cloud and W NJ Morrison
No. The Pennsylvania left st Louis the llth
inst making the from port to port in four days and four
hours and three days and from Cairo Her officers
report left port for Nav Orleans Flying Cloud Falls
City and Lakeland.
n The steamer Ingoma left St Louis the 9th inst. Her
officers report in port Orleans Cora Anderson
Flying Cloud and Republic Eight and half feet water at
Turkey Island.
R5- The steamer Granada left Yaobusha river the 10th
inst and her officers report the river in good boating order
falling slowly. No cotton in the country.
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YptsI sntllIiasuts.

yatd yaslligt'af,.
~ sFSs W. arrrR Fora few days past We have had
,wy rspecstle torch Of being SUI
~ ~ ssrse dusty and mankind remarkably prone
rsss I'D Yesterday the climax arriyea-A missy
q n X be morning proved the Of more sub
yisttsssen RI evening there fne !fa 81 rain
psais iscessant thunder and lghthing There WIN
- aa asd water The streets this mornng but me amos
IN 10 cool and pure and AL nature will rejoice
AxxsrcAN MEETINGS THURSDAY EvENIEG.r-The
N te following gentlemen eected delegates to the City
On Thasday evening last have been hand ID in for
sssh Ward-J j. E Massicot. Louis Haard, Henry Tab
1.:.ss Nr,i Long Frank Borgs r. E. Constan-
" Ill James Brooks,
MA Es.rdEmile TAbarri and two others, names not
4 ssssilscssd.
LOOKS BETTER Charity Hospital which has been
- sae time past looking very sobe Il not seedy In its old
- u brown has in jacket Of whitewash ~
4 decided Improvement and renders the old building much
~ gloomy those necesstaed to accept
- II Inequalities.
\ DIR ApruI, DEATH OF NEdR0. Jack, q slave be-
reiax to Nh Maonnaux met his death yesterday at the
sav mill 81 the Pelican Dry Dock Company in Agiers
Il sudden and most horrible His thumb was caught
!. ndiass raising lumber into the mill in the nex'
his body was round the wheel and went through
reyouons before the arhins could be stopped His
and body terribly crushed and be died instantly The
matter in accordance with the facts
ury tbs opinien however that the accident was
y attributable negligence Of the company in employ
engineer who distance from the engine
MAcn The accident occurred i&
Frrsr DrsrR1cr CoUIT.-- The following parties
vsss yesterday dismissed BY mol pros:
os r. and Eliza Williams. receiving stolen property Peter
vkel and John White assaults with dangerous Eli
xhsh Wilson and Leblanc bEothei as
Ycar carrying concealed weapons; y r. Foster insult
~ nd assaulting white person; Michael wogan, Martin
vry-J.I uaayo 1froW Heurv
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cATTL Z MARX EFT.

r4s- 6 JEFFERSON CITY, May Is.
Arrived to-day 50 Western Beeves 80 Hogs and SAC Texas
Beef Veal Cattle. The market is well supplied with Cat
e Western Cattle held from last week wa firmly held at
l4c u N Tho newly arrived stock fold at 21s13c, East
Texas Cattle at 9Sl0c The supply of Sheep is ample;
and heavy stock of Hogs remains sae with moderate
supply of Veal Cattle and Cows
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EXPORTS,

HAVRE-Ship Crest of the Wave-2566 bales cotton
BREMEN-Bark Regina--lO25 bales cotton, % bales ia
hhd tobacco rs bales moss So ogwood II pcs of locust
wood, 80 bales pimento.
NEW fORK-Brig Joseph-l703 hbls -four.
MINITITIAN-Schr ystor-25 bbs bread, IL do pork 70
do beef % bb -four, do hams, do tongues, bbs whisky
do bbls molases do rice. Dbl and boxes pickles.
IL pigs brandy 60 boxes care boxes soap and sundss
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S1,ll3,O5D 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, l.
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1885, before me- the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
duly sworn, according law does depcse say, the
foregoing and true and transcript
from the books of said Company.
Signed G. J. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th July 1866
ISgned CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay of
Six per cent in cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
the holders thereof their legal Representatives
after the I'd Monday of August proxImo,
The Board OF Trustees declared Dividend
three and oehird per premiums Of the
Company for the year ending 3 june 1856
certificates will be issued the September next
THOS A ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS Vice President.
O. j. MANsoNI Secretary
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The Company have the following assets, viz:
Invested in mortgages property worth
double the amount loaned thereon. 1850 90
Invested in bank stocks t2Ul shares) New
Orleans City Bonds, $50 Of $1,000
each) S3b7l3 W
Loaned on pledge Of bank stocks........ 122G79 80
Invested in real ofice Is Camp st) 1895 81
Bills receivable at short time for premi-
earned. .................. 15S,0S3 So
Bills receivable being balances sub
scription notes. 31935 46
Due for premiums in course Of collection 1854 70
Cash on hand. 6ie33 70
Totalamoun of assets. .S7e3 57s 81
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The Exchange market to-day had upward feeling
kinds only depression apparent in sixty day
New York, which were heavy at BOOK discount Sight
firm at y per cent premium the Banks and outside
Sterling taken remittance 9?s Dealers were
buying the market evidently in favor of SELLERS
francs sale of 1000 Havre payable In Paris At
5t3t and 6DO in bank DRAFT At 5l0 The range of the
~larket being from 5l6i6G15.lo.
al snus ilie fI4n
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STE AM B O A r 8 ,

STBAMBOATS.
F. . Aleck Scott, Barnard from St. Louis
Rainbow Hollcraf from Louisville
j C Swon. Jones, from St Louis.
W A Andrews, Cooper, from Ouachts River.
Oregon Myers, from Mobile
Laurel Hill, Thisteil. from Bayou Sara.
Ingomar, McDonough, from st Louis.
Grenada, Gwartney, from Granada.
Pennsylvania Keinfeer. frem st Louis
Vim Bagalev, Sinnott, from Mobile-IIake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat Beebe Andrews from the Passes-towed
and 9th inst ship Franconia. bark Hebron brig
Morning Light and schooner Minna Schiifer-brough
ship erampore and schooners Chsysorte and Major
Barbour.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINFs,.

1I0GTgK s MOOFLAND's OELEBRATED GER
OhAf NJ Bi 3 I prsps sns By
YIN aTs
diseases arising IRON disord ssb Liver or Stomach
as Constipa.
ru nGss se or Blood sde e The
w .Nsnssa Heartburn, p SIS sss for Food
zuees MsEa' On R H. Ss
iS 'ssIs swi%Pn;ss =
f 4 e. ILL., S:
Of the Skin and NJ Eyes. psa
''' and E5 ss. Psp. s NV
preparation does feeling the utmost eonsdsncs IN
Its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
it's no new and untried article but one that has stood the
reputation sale unvssd BY an similar prppsaons ok
sa The testimony its favor ave given By the most prominent
country and careful pernsal Of ths Almanac pub
q Agents. but satisfy the most sepea That ans
remedy really deserving the Great celebrity has ohane
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
s1 bound to express graaeation you for
the ncacuabe benefit have derived from the Of two bot
ties Of yon1 German Bers have found them to be all
public safe and remedy for the diseases they in.
tended for and Superior all other il
ARE Be
JACKSON, La August 20, 1854
Dear Sr1 have used German Biters, and find them
all they represented be- and cheerfuly recommend them
to the public excellent medicine.
Respectfully, yours, W. F. FAULKNER
H. MAYER says:
HARRIsoNBuRG, LB., May @, 1853
Your German Btters is valuable medicine have
disposed OF all received from you and wish supply i'm
mediately.
DR. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
.-r TRINITY, La, June SO, 1853
Ihave for the last used the Bter by
in practice extensively 1t will shortly be the only
medicine of the kind that be readily sold here and be-
eve that in less than year there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country
d. RABE says: FRANKLIN, La, JEne "a, 1852.
Your German Bters have become popular here and
wish fresh supply Immediately.
E. A. ADAMS co. say:
RICHMOND, La, june 2, 1888
Your Btters give universal satisfaction all who have
them.
You should bear In mind that these Bers entirely
table, thereby possessing most OF the
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers in town and village
in the United States and Canadas. And by
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
aul6 1vdW6A New Orleans
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In money there has been nothing Of Importance
ranspired We have Of COURSE change in
The receipts of specie this week have been in Mexican dol
lars and small in gold. dollars
heavy quotations The quotations from England
denote Decline There buyers at quotations.
There is much doing in land will be OBJ
served from quotations that the 40 command
much higher price than the large warrants. 81
We usual weekly quotations bank notes.
which the rates Of FL b. Merre Co. coins not emu.
eraad readily purchased highest xals
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STRONG TESTIMONY PHYSICIANS AS A
- class very slow the efficacy of preparation
which under the list of Patent Medicines" But the
propreors Of B. A. Fahnesocks Vermuge frequently
encouraged the receipt of strong testimony fol
lowing, from the most reputable practitioners.
Livingston, Polk county, Texas, April "a 1854.
Messrs B. A. Fahnestock L Co: .-f.-
entlemen-Seveal years experience the your ver
rnifuge enables without of contradiction
in opinion it the only a sure and speedy anihemine
prepared ready without exception
the only medicine that have always
scribe it in practice when Yersuge is needed and al
with the happest effects frequently need it, and
not get than Galveston 1t frequently called for
and would establish agency here, would be pleased
to try several gross. Truly yours,
J. o. SHELBY. NJ d.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States AL lm&W
I WRIGHT a. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propretors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. l5l amp q Charres
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gebietu Of tgf Darksts for Dast Isek.



Saturday Morning, May l6, 1851.
Business has been moderate during the past
week. the supplies Of most descriptions produce having
of to extent and the stocks generally very
full prices In Cotton the transactions have been unusually
light and previous hardly sustained Tobacco
gone of slowly without material change in Flour
has been held firmly with limited demand, Corn
request OF full prices Provisions Of nearly all descriptions
have advanced Freghs have been quiet without further
material alteration. asrf.r
The weather has been clear and quite throughout the
week. s..
CoTTON..We have had very quiet week in the Cotton
ket with dropping tendency in prices though without
any marked decline far particulars have
The sales up to yesterday morning reached barely 5000 bales
Of which 400 Saturday 1000 Monday 400 on Tuesday
ind 500 on Wednesday, the rates being irregular and mostly
nominal for the lower and finer qualities running
chiefly on Middng which quote generally 70
b. On Thursday about 1000 bales sod further nd
vantage the part of buyers yesterday barely 700 bales
changed hands, making business for the entire only
about 1909 bales The market closes nomnay OUT Quota
TONS which as follows:
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III IirISi r

IL 10 Cravier street. felt Sln
dissolution Or COP RTNERS
~ coParnership heretofore existing between Henry r lay
gson Harry Raphael Sidney S. Livingston anu James H.
Mckay composing the firm of Livingston Co.'S uned states
Express is this dry dissolved by mutual consent Sidney Law
and James H. Mckay Withdrawing from the hrm
The undersigned old and experienced WI CON
tnue the Express business all parts of the United States
Europe California, under the and style of
STON 4 CO.'S UNITED STATES EXPRESS, NJ their old
stand street. and by strict attention 10 their buSi
ness, hope liberal share Of the public patronage
HENRY Y. LIVINGSTON,
HARRY J. RAPHAEL.
Office Livingston & Co.'s United States Express,
lie CounnOu ST., New Orleans, March D. '57. mo
SPADEs, SFIOyELS AND FORRS-75 dozen.
- for sale low by j. e, V0SE & CO.,
all l+3 and las Magazine ST,
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NDERSDN ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
n CHANT. AND AGENT FOR JEFfERY'S DOUBI, f.
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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S%svJULIA.-NEW SPRING GOODS MRS VIA,
~ MCENANY respectfully informs numerous EAf5ISA
customers that she is receiving and open Se1Isg
ing large assortment of SPRING BONNETS, Comprising
the newest styles of White Hair open Hair English
Straw Hair and Straw and Grape Bonnes Gypsy
shape Hair, Lace and Legiorn; Boys Hats and Caps.
Ribbons, Flowers Embroderes, Lace Dotted Wells Fe
Silk and Kid Gloves, Lace Maalas
E To which the ladies invited to call great bargains
offered.
EfF-Country ders promptly attended to- ns fin,
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- PRO z g i:
Shipping SntfIlIgenfe.

$1,000 SATURDAY, May I6, 1851
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Crest of the Wave Coey for Havre Whitney eco
Bark Rgna Yelott for Bremen, Warnekin & Kerchhoif
Brig Joseph, Cable for New York. Creevy Il Farwell
Sehr Visitor, Foote for Minitlan Boudousque Phillips
ARRIVED.
Ship Senmpore Stein, 30 days from Boston, to Hynson-
Sd dist So.
Scr Chryso Ackey days from Brazos Santiago Gold
enbow Il Lesparre-2d dist IL.
Schr Mai Barbour Arnet days from Very Cruz, Golden
bow g. Lesparre-2d dist Is.
Schr Hornet Mack days from Pensacola to john Hurley
co-Basin. ..F
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Currency in fair supply and continues purchased
cent month"; We understand from good authority that
several Of banking houses interested in Of the
Illinois banks adopted cause the banking in
staons of Illinois redeem their circulation either this
city easily accessible point avoid in future
the OF
OF their issues here existed in January and
February last Parties here interested in the Illinois banks
already entered into the redemption of
banks have had presented at their OF
their issues than they found convenient This
will hereafter be regularly towards all those
banks that Do not make for the
sufficient coin hand to The demands made upon them
they will Mt be protested and dscreted Therefore the
banks of sister State had better keep their lamps trimmed,
for they know not what hour they be called upon
larger pile than they have in their Golfers,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January 1857
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for city
aforesaid, personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James II. Wheeler Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Company of New Orleans being duly sworn
corg law depose and that the above
Just and true and correct 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 interest
in cash the outstanding certificates profits the
holders thereof their legal representatives and after
MONDAY, the 9th of February next
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of
FORTY O the earned premiums OF the Com
pany for the ending 3st December 1856 for which
tfcates will be issued after the 18th of March
HThs Company continues insure against the peril of the
and loss damage by fire. at the of
premium. Office, No IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, VicePresident.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Nap( lr aaus Ia
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I I . T.
JetGy's Dou6le-Arting Suction and Force Pump
,cith India Rubber Bal Vaires,
Suitable for Sugar Plantations Draining Excav
TONS Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
dwellings, etc.. etc, etc.