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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union says Of the recent speech of Mr..
cliDgman, after paying 1t high general COM.
pliments:
Inc remarks Of Mr.. Clingmsn on the coolie
fraoe are worthy Of special attention. His ex.
posure CT the sickly, hypocTitical sentimental
y which sheds tears over the condition of the
southern slaves, whilst it sees nothing repul-
sive to humanity and Christianity in prosecu.
ting.the slave trade in white men, is most
powerfully exposed. We hope he will carry
out D's purpose Of introducing resolution
condemnatOry Of the coolie trnfhc, and We
nope that it will be as promptly and as gene'-
ally approved as was that OF Mr.. Orr in con-
demnation Of the revival Of the African slave
trade. Whoever reads Mr.. Clingman's speech
will find that there are blows to give as we'll
ae to receive in regard to the slave trade, and
tnat the judgment of the civilized world may
yet be pronounced against the white slavery
Of British policy with even more unauimiiy
than against the African slave trade"
The Iuts,tigerosr says Of the new coinage
bill .
There seems TO have been an unnecessary
panic amongst the people in regard to tie
eject Of the new coinage bill before Congress,
and Spectators will find pause in their pre-
gress If the House should concur, az double 6
1t will, in the amerdment adopted by the Ser
ate on Thursday- That amendment provides
that for the space of two years it shall be law
full TO pay out ST the Mint the new cents au-
thorized to be coined for the fractional parts
OF the dollar at their nominal value Of twenty
I'VE cents, twelve and a-half, &c. II has been
ascertained that the Spanish coins which are
not detaced OF clipped are in reality worth
something more than the American. The ob-
jsct seems TO be to drive out of circulation the
smooth light pieces go common in small deal
ings; but it il wisely concluded that in doing
this there is no necessity for a sudden move
ment, which can only enure to the benefit Of
spectators. All changes in the value Of the
circulating medium should be made with
proper elaboration, and this seems to be the
course prescribed by the bill. as. amended.
and now pending in the House Of Represents
,iVes"
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Personal.

49,. Chevalicr Tykod is "bobbing around,
in this city.
-. Col D B Pierce, Of New Hampshire,
q brother of the President, is at thi. ti,ae a
guest at the Executive Mansion
80. Hon Shelton T. Leake, of Virginia, is
among the distinguished strangers now in
Washington
80. The Davenport Uowa) Gazette .dvo-
Gates the election Of the Hon. J. Thorington
tof r. 20 the newly created Iowa State Judge
snip.
. 80. The WIigbtsyiIle Star states that tho
President elect 9 Dotted" that part of his i,ur-
ney from that town to Lancaster on hi. return
from Washington on Tuesday.
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pelIants, ps. the Memphis Insurance Com.
papy This cause was argued by Mr.. Ewing
for the appellants aud by Mr.. Geyer for the
appellees.
Adjourned.
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.-ATIuNAL INAUGURATION

~ BALL.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Hon Thompson, Msjo' VIM w Russell,
Hon George Pugh, RI Nevin,
Hon CLANCY Jones, ID w Mahon,
Hon Faulkner, Alb Stouphtop,
Hon inc Phelps. Chas w Welsh.
The subscribcrs 10 the National Inauguration
Ball are requested TO leave at the Stationery store
Ut VIM +. Bayly, No 279 Pennsylvania avenue,
the names and places Of residence Of the ladies of
their families for whom cards OF invitation are de.
sired, or transmit them through the post Office to
Major VIA. w. RUSSELL, Chairman Of the Com
mittee.
subscription book NAV be fou-d at The store
Of Mr. BaYly WM w RUSSELL,
Jan Judi Chairman.
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s.
~ Just received
Wordsworth, biography, by Edwin Paxton
Hood, 81
The Colonies Of Australia, by Samuel Sidney,
profuseiy ILLUSTRATED, 81.
A Book about Naughty Boys, by Champ nury,
81
Greece and the Greeks Of the Present Day, bv
Edwin About, 81
History or the Jewish Nation, by Rev. Alfred
Edersheim, 81 SO
The Piazza Tales, by Herman NJ lville. al
Wild Sports OF the Far West by I rederich
Gerstaecker, IS cts
The Haunted House, By Fredk. 6erstaecksr Is
Long. 90 cents. ".Aoiino
Marguerite de valois, by Alexander Dumas. so
NY Cousin Nicholas, bv the Author OF the In.
go1osoy Legends, 30 cents.
h., no.nwsl, OF the days Of Mary Queen Of SCOTS,
ox Our shilling Miscellany, edited by e H Ystes,
TS Also
me oolden Dagon, or Up and Down the Ira
~. Caiifornia Indoors and Out, or How We Live,
me ana Farm In the Golden State, by Eliza w.
farnham, 81.
-. Oriental Acquaintance, SyJ W: De Forest, 81
cents, at TAYLOR q MAURY'S
Wo7 Deokstoro, near oh st.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR.

Our issue for the current week-an admira-
BILE number truly-is now ready for delivery
at the counter Pnce-Three cents in wrap.
pers, or 81 Is for the year.
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FOR THE POOR ANY
SNEA competent amateur lnstrumer taIist vii
ling or DESTROYS to join the regn ar orchestra for
the Concert to take p ace on MONDAY, the 18Th
Instant, are respectfully invited to leave their
names and address at the "Academy Of M usic, -
Pa. avenus, over Farnham's Bookstore
WIN. II. PALMER,
FEB 3.H Condurto~
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CONCERT FORT POOR.

C0NCE FOR THE POOR
THIS VOCAL AND INSTR UmENrAL
l. % c z II T,
under tie management OF sir. w. HENRY PALx-
H, will be given on
MONDAY EVENING, February 10th,
At CARUSpS SALOON
Full AND SELECT ORCHESTRA ha.
been engaged for the occasion, and no efot will
he spared TO render this The most brilliant and
porular Concert OF the season
III Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be obtained
al the Music Stores Of Messrs Davis, John r.
Euis, and Metzerott, Pa avenue; also al the Book
stores Of Messrs- Franck Taylor, Fsrphsm, and
Taylor Maury, Pa. avenue. ieb2-u
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A CARD.

I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF IN.
l. forming those Of my customers who have not
complied with my terms Of settling on the fst o
JANUARY that q Collector viii call on all tho &c
who do not cal and settle within ten days
N. w. hlLBRON.
feb 7-3ts Navy Yard.
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T So REWARD. :

OST.-ss REWARD.-A VALUABLE
~ Newfoul and DOG. Answers to-
he name OF hollo BE rs large dog N0
entirely black. with the exception Of his I'M
above reward will be given II d,ll,ead 10 the
subscriber al tie Ehbit Rouse On street, be-
tween 18th ard lath.
feb 6-3tA G. w DOWNING
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Dhs u. Dc 0UUDMAN,
Dentist, and Manufacturer Of Artificial
Teeth.
THOSE wEO ARE 50 UNFORTUNATE
l. a, TO require Artificial Teeth will <psA
IND without any nonsense or humbug-
gery, Teeth set upon metalise vase H1lIYIJF
or Pla'e Materials pure ard properly constructed
as heiog superior to all ether modes
CITE" varlt us tp Tatfons Of Dentistry faithfully
and properly executed Tender Teeth rendered
u; eful for life, by new means. Teeth extracted
carefully, easily, and skiilfuIly
IL Ofco corner of sth and Avenue
7-3n1
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INAUGURATION BALL-THE
~S Highlanders will give grand Inaugu
ration Ball, at the ASSEMBLY Rooms, on WE'D
NESpAY EVENING, the ith Of M arch. AS the
ComUtttee NJ Arrangements will be composed In
part OF our best citizens, to aid the Ofcers of the
Company, the public may rest assured that no+h-
Ing will he left undone on their part 10 secure
pleasure to all who may favor them with their
presence. Tickets-TWO DOLLARS
jan l7-WdS1lt BY order Of the Committee
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C1RUSPS SALOON

CdRUSPS SALOON
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, February g,
ENMA STANLEY, (LATE OF NIBL0s
IL Garden, New York In the
SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN,
In which she viii appear IN
TWENTY-FUUR DIFFERENT CHAR
ACTERS, including Polymelos,
(by way Of epilogue,)
Illustrating vocal sketches In Italian, Turkish,
Swiss, spanish, F rench, aud Scotch, concluding
with the Marseillaise Rymn
Conductor and Pianist, Mr.. B. wuRAToS.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. For sale at all the
principal hotels and music stores, and at the
doors In the evening
Doors open at 6k, commence at7K
SHERIDAN CORBlN, in,
feb All Manager
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LIST OF LETTERS
R.uaistss IN tks Post o6e,, WasA,sstsa, D C.
E,bx = 1877

TOrds red TO be inserted In the EvHxlNe SrAl:
II befap the newspa per having the largest circu-
lstion OF any daily paper published in Wsshins
ton
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EWHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
80 TO KNOW no USES FURN.
SRED We want Houyekeepers and those
about to commence Housekeeping to besr In mind
that The FIRST. second, third and fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
thelI utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House mrpisb
lEg Goods generally, To which we res pectfulIy
invite the attention Of those in want Of bargains
Houses furnished throughout wi every article
or - punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the " HoUsBKEBPBR's EMPORIyMn ard examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qrick sales and small proftsn
BONTZ & COOMBS,
dec Ism 9TH street. between and X.
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Lost and Found.

COAf LOSr.-ON YESTERDAY AFTER
" nom, the advertiser. who In q member Of ;he
Columbia Fire Company, left his BLACK COAT
with gray plush lining, in store on the norlL
side OF Penn. avenue, between il,h street and the
nre; the store not recollected by him. ANY enc
having the coat will confer favor upon the vner
by leaving IL at this once lie
II OsT-YESTERDAY,A SMALL FEMALE
IL DOG. with long hair on the back OF ~
her neck brown head, less, a-d tail, A
which curls over the back tips OF the feet wn.is
liberal reward will be Paid for TIE retu q ~
the same TO iA street, between 18th and l2tt
street. Ire
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NJ A + r r z 8 8 e q

OF EVERY DESCRIP TIoE,
Manufactured at the Fairview Steam Mill
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
WE INVITE TIE ATTENTION OF TIE
w trade Of Washington snd vicinity to the
large assortment Of MATTRESSES now On
hand, comprising Patent-Spring, Hair, and
several hundred husk and Cotton. Of various
sizes, TO meet the demand Of the coming season
Orders BY mail or otherwise promptly attended to,
and or DDS delivered ( Ba umore mates. Addres s
feb 7-19t FITZPATRICK BURNS
VNyATCBEs-THE LARGEST ASSORr-
w ment ever offered 10 cur Customers.-
Those In search Of very superior time-heeper.
will find our stock to embrace all the more cele
brated makers, suitable both for ladies and gen.
tlemen.
Confident that our assortment Ia as complets m
any in this country, and possessing every sdvan.
tage In getting II up on the best terms, we are
prepared 10 offer unusual inducements to purchas:
ers.
Members Of Congress and strangers who de,
sign purchasing Wa'ches would do we'll to make
an early selection. that their quality may be tho
roughly tested before leaving the city
NJ w GAIT l. BRO,
feb1 ct 32i Pa. av, bet. 9Th ard 10th SITS
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Supreme Court.-Yssterday, r Rose, ESQ
Of Washington, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor Of this Court
No 252. Daniel A. j Baker and Levi M
Williams, PLAINTIFF in error, AZ the President.
Directors, and company Of the Bank of Halle,
we'll. In error to the supreme court o. tho
Territory of Minnesota. On motion Of Mr.. Z.
b. Wsshburne, counsel for the de endants in
error, this writ of error was docke.ed and dit.
missed. with costs.
No. 81. Robert Taylor, plaintiff in error,
Ward. The argument of this cause was COS
oluded by Mr. Csdwaladsr for the plaintiff
in error.
No. 70. Oliver and Daniel R. Garrison, sp3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-07

|0LD BUCK PEN RACKS, invaluable fcr
" once use, Tor sale at
TAYLOR MAURY'e
tebS DockyteYe, near - u.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
IUKBDAY EVENING, February 10, 1891.
Grand Miscellaneous EnttrtsinmtDt
For the Benefit CT the
DRAMATIC COMPANY OF THE NATION
AL THEATRE:
SUFFERERS By THE LATE FIRE
Tickets 81 Gents e,ch-to be hsd ct sll the
Hotels and NJ usic Stores
Particulars IN small bills. fb7
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Washington Circus and Ampithsatfs.

Washington Circus and Ampitheatfs.
Corner Of Seventh street and the Avenue.
GREATBILL FOR SATURDAY NIGHT
FAREWELL OF JIM MYERS,
when Re will, In responte 70 the public wis., pei
form for the I'd time In this city his gre festo
Waking ca the Ceiling, Heed DovnIcards
LIKE FLY.
received CT its previous representation
b. q crowded house.
mr.. Z, WOODS,
for the LIST time on his Flying s,eeis,
MADAME TOURNJAIRE,
ond all the Ccnpasy - Nsr Acts.
GRAND AFTkRNOON, SATURDAY,
Commencing at2k O'Clock
Family Ti-iets, admitting parents with tt cir
children, only 81. febs
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W "A n IEU.-rnE HIGHEST PRICES
w paid In cash for Old Silver, ut HOODS Su-
ver Ware Mandatory, 3as Penn. avenue, nssf
9Th street. dec -
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The Country. - The roads leading into
Washington from all directions are just now in
worse condition than We ever before saw them.
The immensely of the snow banks, the rapid,
ty Of the thaw, and the sudden exit of the frost
from the ground, together make them almost
everywhere impossible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-07

New Englandsrs -Amorg the stra,ge Of
note now here, we notice Messrs B. F. Eutler
and Fisher Apes Hildreth, of Lowell, Mass,
leading Democrat; and also the merry face Of
Paul George, Eco, of New Hampshire all
Of whom are we'll known TO the politicians Of
the country They come, We take it for grant.
ed, to see how the land lies in the matter Of
the new administration.
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VALENTINES, wHOLEsALE AMI RE-
tail. at
feb 7-3t LAMMOND,9

&UiEABLE FOR PREsENTs-FANCY
~ Notions and Toys, at
feb 81 IAMNONO,S
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rPHILADELPHI CAKE AT PBILA.
IN delphia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner Of 18th and F streets.
Ice Cream 81 so per gallon. jan IO-lm&
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NEW YORK LEDGER FOR 18th Feb
" Cobb's greatest and most deeply INTEREST,". o
Story continued. Buy the Ledger at
FE4GUSON;S
ieoo fS6 Seventh street
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7 EBOE TON FOX TIE LADIES'. AIT.
II the Magazines, Weekly aud Daily New York
fapers FERGUSON,
jan 30 aS6 Seventh at
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From Nebr sska =

OMAHA. n. T., Jan. 20, 1857.
Editor Star: The bill for the removal Of
the Capital of the Territory passed both
Hcuses Of the Legislature last week, but to.
day was vetoed by the Governor
From all appearances they will be unable to
pass 1t by tso-third -ote; consequently this
question which agitated the fears of the PEG.
pie of Omaha 50 wonderfully, is now Obsolete
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4 HOUSE WANTED "A GENTLEMAN
"A desires to rent a comfortable and convenient
two story, furnished Brick House, within two
blocks or 80 Of Penn avenue, between ID and lth
streets. By applying to the Editor Of the etaf
the address Of the advertiser can be sscertained.
jan S7.6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22
TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TT'EHUANTEPEC COMPANY

:, NEW ORLEANS, July 10, IS57
whereas me report made this Board by the President
to ms late mission to Washington frherauce Of the great
enterprise which Was the object of this Company satisfies
l. IhW no arrangement whatever could be made with
the owners Of the Garay behalf Of this Company
That IT was impossible to obtain the mail contract for this
Company; and, -
That the ute OF the sloo grant not IT, this Company,
s9o without the knowledge Of this Board; and.
Whereas, In the opinion of this Board, the Soo
PAM has no basis to rest and longer
OF this Board in existence would the public and
bly, induce investments in the prosecution of an that
can never be accomplished by this Company TO the great dis
credit of this Board therefore, be ii unanimousy o.
Resolved, That this Board be the same is berebv dis
solved. N " '' ~
Resolved That the members OF the Board severay hereby
resign therefrom. '' 'S''
Resolved That copy these resolutions be published in The
different newspapers Of this city.
Resolved, That this Board stands adjoursed sine die.
certify the foregoing be copy from the minutes
l.. HEYIIlGER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22

r STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. )
Be remembered that the 18th July 1851 before me-
undersigned Justice Of the Peace and for city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly according to law does depoe and the
foregoing just and true and transcript
from the books Of said Company.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th july 1857
[Signedl G. j. MANSON1, Secretary.
[Sgnedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees resolved pay interest of
Six in cash. outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof their legal REPRESENTATIVES. and
after the I'd Monday of August also declare dvi
forty five as cent? per the earned pre-
iums Of the for thu ending the Both of June,
1885, for which certificates will be issued the 18th September
and resolved further that after reervng ONE MILLION
DoARs Of profits that All the outstanding certificates of the
of the issue Of 50 and 1851 and seventyye
issue of 1852 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal rep, esentatives as follows
That of 1850 and after 18th Of August next.
That of 1851 on and after 18th of September next.
And IS cent. 1852 and after 18th Of October next
from which date all interest thereon will The certificates
produced the time Of payment and cancelled the
tent paid.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New OreanBS
Be remembered that this 18th March, 1857 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
yer Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law do de-
pose say that the above and true and
transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary
subscribed this 18th day of March,
A. b. 1857. G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest OF six
in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday in May declared
scrip dividend of HIRTY-FOUR PER CENT. the net
earned premiums of the year ending February S 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day of
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22

Rg Democracy has its origin in the human heart :;
it is the prmeval pulsaton of the human soul that
throes for human welfare it is moral principle
that springs, however roughly hewn" it may be,
from the workhouse of natural mechanism.
Bolivar Democrat
Precisely; and the probulum of the quintesence of
moderation amplfed to the Herculanenm OF volcanic
spasmodications conglomerates the theorem OF Dem
ocratic sic transit falling from PROSTATE tree.
memphis Eagle and Enquirer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22

For year let forget federal politicshe thing
which Governor Wise describes Than cards brandy
horse-racinc in its effect Virginia prospeyet Of
Democracy leave 10 the acous malcontents Of the Young
south and The miserable rmp of Know Nohngsm the plea
sure OF abusing the ration Louisiana Courier.
we doubt not the Courier since it has become the
apooglst and defender of Walker, would like very
much for IS federal politics 10 he forgotten for
While The Organ grinder" has hard time of it,
and conscience sometimes makes towards of us ALL.
You VIII leave the "factious malcontents of the
founs SCUM TO abuse the administration" and yet
not defend the administration! Take care or your
sweet organ will cease to grind. The "laborer is
worthy OF his hire but the laborer must earn his
wages.
We don't know to whom the Courier refers as the
factious malcOntents that " abuse the administra.
ton."-[N atchez Free Trader, 18th inst
You don't know Why the pestiferous Anti.
Slidel Democrats, are meant, as matter of course
At all events, such is decided opinion so far as
the Third Congressional District and the balance of
Louisiana, are concerned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-22

IEE INSUR 4;isM - STABILIT-Y sECU-
suRANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
PERPETUAL.
Assets, january LIST, 1856. S1,42I, 612 "a.
DIRECTORS OF THE HONE
a. W; Thompson, Paul b Goddard, MI, John Ely
W:n NJ Godwin, James Devereux, Lawrence johnson,
Geo. McHenry, s. r. Crawford, Gustayus English
Benz. W. Tingley,
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice Pres ident
PLINY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer.
A5- New Orleans Branch Office, No. 48 Camp street.
The undersigned, General Agent above well known
Company for the Southern States app
cations for insurance the lives of white
the table rates. and by permission has submitting
to his friends and the public the following
BOARDOF REFEREECH:
Ietchfordk Co, A. d. Kelly Co., VIM. N. Perkins,
North, smedes Co, s. 0. Nelson Co.; A. B. James,
.. Burnside Co.., JOS Menard, John Maginnis,
Cammack, Squires Il West,
John Peberton President Merchants Company
Thomas Sloo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company,
John Calhoun, President N. o. jackson and g. H. r. R. Co..
Henry I. Lonsdsle, John ID. Bein Benjamin Forsnce,
j. X. Collins Thomas Murray Mark Walton.
oliciesssued direct from this Branch Oce
paid there.
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. D, }Ms;oa, p,
In attendance, daily, from II NJ, to 3 M.
HARMON D0ANE General Agent
Jazz No. 48 Camp street.