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The business OF this Company will compare favor
noiy with TIE most successful similar institutions in
From the LIST day CT August, 1885, in fifteen months
up to the LIST day of November. 1856, the premiums
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty 1--WE
dollars and sixty cents with the pay ment OF
seven thousand hundred and tw enty eight dol
lars and sixty -One cents.
agement, the Directors feel justified in soliciting
share Of public patronage believing that the security
usted more according to equity than legal technical
loss or damage By fire on
D"httEE11EGG& SkhigkksN 1TgkE HH1tUhdEs MAN
or all kinds of Disc, transported Ey
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BoATs, RAILROADS,
anu the usual oonYeyances TO or from any portion OF
and on the hus Of sTEAMBGATSs navigating vi, the
The rates of premium will be as low as other com
pan,ss and In fixing them every improvement IN
construction and arrangement will be taken into
All losses speedily adju sted and promptly paid.
Once northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
nth street, Washington City, ID. e.
INSURANCE. may also be sfseted at the Home Office,
rysp,thse;t corner Walnut and Second streets,
And in other Princpa! cities of the United States
BY authorized officers ofthe COMPANY: APPS
WAsAiNecTH2GNx iFNHskEEbHCt 6 HSMf kESs
CArIrAL.------- saOo.OcOm
This Company is now prepared to receive applica-
tons for lNSURANCEON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHAHDlSE, DC, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, at their Office, corner of
Tenth Street and Pennsy lvania Avenue over the
Washington City Savings Bank,
DIRECTORS.
VIM. +. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James F. HALLIDAY
WIN. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
rrancis Mohun, nj. w. Gait.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President.
0RAfrON y. HANSON. Secretary. apll-ly.
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OPRICE ONLY Is CENTS.H
III Ssxt free 0postase to all parts of rae Usiss.
DR.. III. b. Ia Crooks Physiological View or Mar
rage. new and revised edition
OF 80 pages and 100 plstes. Price Is "a
cents COPY. A popular and COM
prehensve treatise On the duties " ~ .-..
and casualties of single and married r tw
lifeI,hsppy and fruitful alliances, E)NTA
mode Of securing observation-disclosures &Ms%RA
and lniertlle Ones-theiI obviatIon RNE%xT6
and removaI-nervous debility, its XSZZy
@uses anu cure, by a PROCESS at ~~ s
once so simple safe, and efectual,
that iaIlure Is ImpOsslbe-rules for
daily anagement-an essay on Sper
mltorrhRs, with practical observations safer and
more successful mode of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
winch Is added commentaries on the diseases of fe-
nles-irom infancy to old age-each era phioal-
~ illustrated by beautiful plates. Ii points out the
remedies for those sci Inflicted miseries and dIsap
young. Is truthful adviser to the married, ard
those contemplating marriage. Its perusal is partic-
nlarly recommended To persons entertaining secret
doubts Of their phy steal condition, and who con
PIvlieges To which every human being is entitled TO.
fIIce = cents per copy, or five copies for mail
60 Tee Oh postage TO any part OF the Diied States.
New Ork, enclosing IS cents. 49,
y. b: Those VINO prefer may consult Doctor liza
CHOIA upon any OF the diseases upon which his
book treats, either personally or by mal His medi-
ONES often cure In the snort space Of days. and
disorders which oOWiva and cubebs have 40 long
been thought antdDte to the of the health Of
the patient His" French Secret" is the great con-
Inenta remedy for that class Of disorders which en-
irretrcvais destruction to the patients oohstitu-
non and which all the sarsaparila in the world
~ Once No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, NY.
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A CARD.-The undersigned have this day (Au-
"A gust 81 entered into partnershI in the HOUSE.
CARPENTERS and JOINERS' BUSINESS;
and. having erected 3 new and councillors shop IN
the rear of Jackson Hall, between Sd and AZ streets
are prepared TO contract for and perform all work IN
their line of business, either the CITY or country
with which friends or the public NAV favor them
Onaocommodatlng terms, with prOmptneas n nd dis /,
Patch: They respectfully solicit share Of the pub
lIo patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT l. co.
They have several Houses and Lots for sale in
different parts of the city, on accommodating
terms.
au I8-eolm GEO w GARRETT l. On
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD


- Es
GREAT UTRERN MAIL LINE
Twice Daily, SUNDAY nights excepted between
WASH NOTION CITY and the so UTH VIA
ALEXANDRIA, G0RDONSvILLE AND RICH
Leaves Washington at o. clock a. m.
Washington at O'Clock . IN.
rare nom Washington TO Richmond, S5 80.
For LYNCHBURG and the SOUTHWEST.
:, leave Warrington Mt O'Clock n. I'm, arrive in
L1NCHHU RG next morning at a. m, CONNECTING
nosn fof MEMPHIS. Mail Stages from Char
ottesVilie To Ly ncbb burg distance Of 60 miles,
gre from w ashIngton Ia l.y nchburg. SITS.
Memphis, S.25.
- The most expeditions route 20 the Virginia
Sprlngs|oniy hours stage travel to the Green
, Leave w ashIngton at a. m, arrive at WHITE
cgBPH b * the same night.
ARE from AlexanGris to White Sulphur, Sl2-5o.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot ofseventh
street, henG owned by the Railroad Company, runs
lnsconnecton with the trains.
the Boat. w w.
AZ. Onnibusss and baggage Wagons will be ut the
Depot OF the Washington Railroad, 10 convey pas-
sensers and baggage 10 the Steamboat, for AIexan-
arla, distance ofsx miles, allowing ample time
JAMES A. EVANS. Agent.
hieAahofh, Juy' 1857. jy s-u
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HUMPHREYS Il JUNNIMaN.
H On Fourth street east between r. and r

CAfITOL HILL,
nave htted up their place, which will be open daily
to vlsitors, and every Monday afternoon for those
who wish to engage in the English QuadrlIes or
herman Wsltzes: will find an opportunity TO do so
there. w ebers Band has been engaged for tho sea-
son, and will be In attendance.
They have on hand and constantly making the
purest Larger to he obtained in the oity. je l7Sm
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TREMOLO ACCORDEoNs,a new invention
ana -.. w. 6. METzERQTT,
eun- corner 18th and Pa IA.
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These ships having been built by contract expressly
Tor the Gov ernment care has
IN their construction as also their engines TO IN
sure strength and speed. and their accommodations
fort. ~
Price OF passage from New York tn Liverpool. in
hrst CABIN, SlS; second do, SIS: exclusive use OF
extra size state rooms, SS25. From Liverpool to
New ork, 81 and ~ gulneas. An experienced Sur
geon attached each ship No berths ca be secured
until paid for. The ships of this line have Improved
water-tght bulk heads
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au i8-eolm GEO. w. GARRETT co.

nKPHAN'S COURT, September /, 1887.
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WdsAtngton Couutv
to tc,t-ln the case of Richard A. Ednonston, adj
nlnlstrator Of Declus W. r dmonston, Jr., deceased
the administrator aforesaid, has l:h the approfa
ton of The Orphans Court of Washington County
aforesa id, appointed Saturday. the a6th instant for
the hnal settlement and distribution of the personal
estate of SAID deceased. of the assets In hand so far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money when and where all the creditors and heirs of
SAID deceased. notified TO attend the Orphan
Court of Washington County, with their claims
properly youched, or they may otherwise by law he
excluded from all benefit Of said deceas estate:
provided copy Of this order be published once a
yIOus to the said 18th instant. ~
Test: ED. N. ROACH, Reg. Wills.
True copy.-Test:
se4-F3w ED. ", ROACH Reg wills
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HOMEMADE CARRIAGES,

IL We nave on hand, Of our own manufacture, q
hne assortment of all kinds of CARR. O.
AGES of the very best, latest, and most CSNS
approved styles, and warranted in point OF 22EH3
workmanship and material, to be equal to any made
In me CITY OF Washington or any other city in the
United States. We respectfully solicit a call from
the citizens and Strangers To examine our work MS
quality Of work or In low prices. 80, -
We also do every kind ofREPAIRIN Nc in a work
manll ke manner and at reasonable prices,
Old CarTlsges taken IN part payment for new and
at q fair price. -" ''+ SIMON FLYNN n co
may u Gin - 80
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Trayelers' Directors
&g
pTRAINS Bun As FOLLOWS:

. "JhAINS KUN as FULLOHS:
Prom WASHINGTON at 6 a. m, CONNECTING AZ
Relay with trains for the West. and at Baltlmore
with those for Philadelphia and New York; al Isl
z; M for Annapolis, Baltimore. Philadelphia, and
New YORK at p. m for Baltimore and Norfolk,
and a. Relay with Frederick train.
EAPRESS at 40 p. IN. 81 Relay for the West
sno Tor Annapolis, Baltimore, PhllsdelphIa, ald
New York.
On Sunday At a. M, and 40 p. m.
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON AT
&l5 and g is a. m, 5 and SIS p. IN.
On Sunday az ais q. IN. and 5l5p.
le l2-u II. II. PARSONS. Agent.
nRANGE 4 n
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lust RECEIVED, .'
5No feet of ITALIAN A. MARBLE SLABS,
sanded. viii be sold to the trade in lots TO suit he
low New YORK, Pin ade phia, or Baltimore prices.
Also, 1000 feet ofSTATUARY MARBLE SLABS
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
Marine ard oppO. the Union Office, Penn ave,
an % (int& Statesl
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MANUFACTCKEDB BY
AID KENNEDY.
No. 10 Warren Street. Rorb1rv. Mdssackrsaf

Agents for Washington.-Chas Stott d Co. T.
Gilman; kIdweil Lawrence, J. b. Gardner BURR
q Co, D. Walsh Co, F.. 8. Walsh, J. p. Stone
Martin KING, Marin Il Palmer. Schwartz q Co..
Boswell, Daniel 3. Clark, J. p. Miiburn, Dunbar
Dyson, Ford Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R
" 5-Iy
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LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
ian Tiff Opposff, ~. T,sns~~x
DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS
PAINTING AND PHoToG RAPHY COMBINED,
p II TOGR APHIC TRAITS.
In OIL COlOrs, on Canvas, ~
MINIATURE OR SIZK OF LIFB.
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NOTICE.-C. X. l.. CROWN co. are re-
4 oeIvIng daily some of the finest FURNI-m
TURE ever offered In this market, which weW
invite the attention of those In want, as we
ASSURE them they can save At least ~ per cent.
Namely
Handsome carved marble top Bureaus and Tables
Rosewood and walnut Tete- a-Tetes Sofas
WardrObes, Chairs of ell kinds, .-
Cherry and poplar Tables.
MATTRESSES, hair, corn top, and husk; Comforts.
blankets, Bedsteads, hlg and low post.
Rocking Chairs, cane and wood,seats.
Cushions for Chairs. Settees, Clocks of all kinds
Extension Tables, SidebOards, What-not
Glasses of all kinds, some extra fine Carpets.
Cottage Sets, Rugs, Walters.
Glass Ware, CrOckery Ware of all kinds,
Feather and Fancy Goods of all kinds.
And other Goods too numerous to mention to which
We invite the attention of housek pers and Others
as We are determined to sell for cash or to punctua
customers.
G.. K. L.CROWN & CO.,
cor. of 9Th street and Penn. ave,
r. S-We shall still continue our regular sales IN
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday both morning and
evening, ~ front OF our store Cons gnments soil
cited, and In all cases advances made when reQu, red
CIR. l.. e. Il CO..
ap <o-u unteD AuotiOneers.
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Schedule of Mails.
NEW ORLEANS POST-OFFICE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ErOm LIST NOvember, to ISt June. 1857

ASS NCfeIDefs 10 ISL Suhe, 1Sos
GFFlCE HoURS-.Week Days, from A. NJ. to
O'Clock T. NJ. ; Sundays and Holidays from to IL
o'clock A.
EASTERN MAIL-Due daily at s A. M; closes daily
at q P. NJ. for prepaid letters, at p NJ for for
eign letters
LAKE s' COAST o',ssT MAIL Fort p;ks Raw g. 1onis
Pass Christian Mississippi Cty. Biloxi. Ocean,
Springs. on Tuesdays and Saturdays nj 2 p NJ
and Thursdays at A. NJ. Pasca@onla IN Tues
days and Satnrdavs nj 2 ,. M
CAIRO MAI pnyTTE = 900 e,,n,uino p,4o,
Rouge Natch he Hicksburg, Lake Providence,
Grand Lake, Worthington, Greenvlle' Columbia,
DDap1Ihi an" w i@sSio h'0h, ilelela' MeniPnls'
Gairo apd 81 NV ous rloser ds al nus
Salo anu 2 ~ hous' oioses uaiiy a' L NJ Due
ualy Wy =. W.
V1ChSbuRG MAlL.Snpplylng Donaldsonyille,
Plaqnemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, St Fran
Glsyille Polnte Coupee, Morganza, Red River
Landing, Supplying Alexandria, Grand Ecore.
Natchitoches, Shreveport and Eastern TexasD
Fort Adams, Natchez, waterproof, Rodney, st.
Joseph Grand Gulf, Ashwood, Warrenton and
vicks6urg Closes on Tuesday Thursday and
saturday at T. NJ. Due on Monday, thursday
and Friday at 10 A. NJ.
ST. FRANClSVlll!E OR COAST MAll4.-Suppy-
ing Labranche's, Taylor's, Bonnet Care, Ed
CARDS vaehere, brngers, Cantre Us $, 1 lure
Bayou Goula, lbeIvile, Plaquemne, Manchac
! Brnly's Landing, Baton Rouge, (and lnterior)
| LobdelIs Store, Port Hudson, Hermitage, Water
100, anu St. FTalcsViIie, lthu luterlor.) Closes
| on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at A. NJ.
Due on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by s
| A. NJ.
! CONVICTION MAIL. OR LAKE MAIL.-Closes on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, by A. M. Ar.
rves on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by 4
P. NJ.
JEFFERSON CITY MAlL-Closes on Tuesday at
u NJ, due same Time. o,-.
ALNiEkS MAlL.-Dally, except sunday. oioses al
y Nj sl;, due same hour' .<.. e.,.,.,,>
LAFA LIE MAli.-Cioses aaly leHSep1 nuhuiy
at T. NJ Arrives daily teAcep' ounoaS) a' Il
= a, NJ; o>-, ,,-,,,,. 1r.,,,oa
CAhhOlLION MAlL',ISioSes on nionuay' eu,ies
Gay ana FRIDAY, al T. NJ. arrives Oh iuesaay
IhnfSaay ana saturday, ey T. M M; n,,o AL,
oSl "A mAILcOloSes aa'.y az NJ lug 1 mn
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MIsERIEs OF PEARL FINpING.--The unhappy con-
dition Of sundry Jerseymen who had the misfortune
heretofore to find pearls and throw them away with
out knowing their value is thus humorousy described
in the Albany Journal: .,.e. b. -s.,,.,l .,.- %
The Miseries of Notch Brook.-It would be hard
to tell whether most joy has been caused at
Notch Brook by the discovery of the pearls. Dozens
are bemoaning fortunes that in days past they care
lessly flung away. One matron unavailingly signs
over some g little white things that she once gave
her boys for marbles. A schoolmaster lugubriously
remembers that he has chopped up eight or ten
thousand dollars worth with his penknite, +" to see
what was inside" Another genius rammed pearl
bullet down his rifle, and shot away his fortune An
old lady, who chuckled six months over her good
bargain with the peddler discovers that she paid
him, in pearls, about seven thousand dollars for a
calico dress 1t is needless to say she hasn't laughed
since. The unfortunate man who had the $25,O
cooked for his breakfast, has taken to his bed in
| utter despair, and refuses to be cemtorted.
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Ounce 49, Nvms
Letter. PP
NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA-Closes on the 4th and 10th of
each month. at P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month.
Mr Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet private
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid; via France
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage via New York. by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
HThe postage to places on the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is: On each single letter,
43 cents; and on each newspaper, cents, when
sent; and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
aB-The postage to New Grenada direct is lOscents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Deman s
Land and China, (via San Francisco0 is, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance.
RBThe single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc, the do
nestle rates apply. A.. S. HEWITT, P. M.
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But my dear DOCTOR said l. to the distinguished
medical gentleman who some time since was an orna-
that Napoleon Bonaparte had his faults like other
mortals enforced occasionally tyrannical measures
made some errors of Judgment, and was actually
beaten by the British with good deal of foreign
assistaneel at Waterloo but you certainly don't
had no mental capacity whatever!n '.oh. no F.! my
dear fellah, replied the doctor, adjusting his neck
cloth "you misunderstood me : Bonaparte was
clever; | don't deny it he was by no means desti-
tute of talent all mean to say is that he By
means The man should teant for a friend"
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in our hearing, the other day. upon the propensity
which majority of people display in eating unripe
fruit and vegetables Said he
There is not vegetable growing in our gardens
that is not best when arrived at maturity, and most
of them are positively injurious when they are not
fully ripe"
az know one thing that amt SO good when tits
ripe as It's when it is green interrupted little boy,
in very confidential but modest manner.
What's that? sharply said the physician, vexed
at having his principles disputed by mere boy.
ga cucumber !" replied the lad.
The Doctor winked at us with both eyes, but said
nothing.
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A few days since learned counsel deemed it me-
cessary to shake the testimony of Mr. Butterworth
by impugning his veracty A witness being called
to the stand, the lawyer commenced
"Do you know Mr.. Butterworth 2"
HYes.n
"What is Butterworth ~
Butter worth-let me see, about two and tenpence
pound, sir, although have paid as high as
The lawyer stared " Yes, that will do, sir. Yon
can take your seat.
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BARNuM UNCLE Tom AND TON THUMB Barnum's
trans Atlantic trial of humbug and black philanthropy
has proved a failure. The Tribune says
We are truly sorry to hear that P. T. Barnum has
met with but success IN his visit TO England
snf Uncle Tom" Tom Thumb, who also went over
TO ri, the fallen Snowman lift found not to be
SO stron as when he was physically weaker. 1t was
long tine before an engagement that would pay
could BE cot or the little girl and in the meantime
MI. Bsrna was taken sick as to be unable to at
tend to details, such as might have aided her
or brought crowd to see the General However,
we understand that Mr.. Barnun has one consolation,
and that is that he is just as well off as though he
had made pile since the o'clock debts" followed him
to London, and bailif stood ready to wind him up
time We hear that it is now Mr. Barnum's intention
to return here and take the benefit Of the bankrupt
act and then return to Europe with his family to
await the good time coming which Micawber waited
for while constantly expecting that something would
turn m. 65tf X Y
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LIGHT-FINGERED LIrERATURE.-A fellow in San
Francisco recently robbed ewelry store by renting
room it and breaking through the ceiling. He
decamped, leaving behind him the following evidence
of literary requirement:
Yong a Mereco.-Frst Commandment, self take
care of thy self.
Eleventh Commandment thow showlst not kill
criste.
Twelfth Commandment, Criste came down and took
the jews pile.
Thirtinth Commandment wi shall the jew hav golde
and us Cristions nom
IA Commandment ! looked down from heven and
all is Sims with those he had in his All
thow he is def he cold not help boot hear laugh
hat i'm at the time. All those that respect crston
aught to never interfear. Mr.. jew, l ham weary
mulch blight to you for your CRATE servises in bea-
ing so attentiv to your worke since l hav had you
working for me in my imploy. The mount of wat
is dew to you, pleas to call round at my offs and get
seteled with
ENDORSED the back j John Thomas Patrick
Macmanegos ofises No. 1000 Sacramento river.
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Lord Chancellor Clare on one occasion, while Curran
was addressing him in most important case, occu-
pied himself with favorite spaniel seated him
Curan ceased speaking through indignation, when
the Lord Chancellor asked
why don't you proceed Mr.. Cnrran?H
q thought your Lordship was in colsultation," re-
piled Curran.
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AN elderly maiden lady requests the insertion of
the following:
BAD TAsrE.-Pretty young girls kissing widowers
Children
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AN OLD SoLDIRR.-The Oldest veteran in the Prus.
sian service, named Karnaseh, buried on the 2sth
ult at Pilntz small village near Bresiau. He en-
tered the army in the reign of Frederick the Great.
When Frederick near eighty years ago wrote letter
to WASHINGTON, he called himself the Oldest soldier
in Europe here is soldier who served under him
yet has outlived him seventy years.
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CITY BANK,

CITY BANK OF NEW ORLEANS no BE
established In the city Ct New Orleans under An Act to
isana" approved the thirtieth day Of April 1858.
The subscribers agreeand with such other
hereafter JON themo associate themselves together for the
purpose Of carrying and conducting in this City and
Parish the business Of Free Banking and ali other business
connected herewith
The capital be One Million Of Dollars to be divided
into Of One Hundred Dollars EACH with privilege
increasing said capital TO Two Millions.
this end purpose they have agreed
PRESENTS and agree upon
ing clauses conditions and spulaons by which the said
Association shall be governed:
'i ARTICLE I. "" .e p"
The assumed to distinguish the said Asso
citation shall be the CITY BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
SECT operations Of discount and deposit Of the Asso
citation are be carried on in the City of New Orleans
SECT g. of its capital stock shall be One Mill on
Dollars divided into ten thousand shares of One Hundred
Dollars each and shall be payable asfollows;
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MILLINERY,

sFN MRS. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET,
SYbegS leave to inform ladies' in the city and country
that her assortment Of latest Style Goods and Embrode
ries is complete She has hand of Pamela
Bonne ye Empress and other Bonnets Lace Grape
and other Capots Cambray Mantilas and Shaws Chanty
Lace do: Wedding Wells voetes, Iacas Vlencias Brides
Sets Artificial Flowers Embroidered Indkerchiefs, Fans,
Parasos Mtt Ribbons etc. The whole offered great
reduction.
Ladies' reminded that Mrs R. has secured the services of
skiiitnl seamstress lately from Paris. myll I'm
80 M'ME. ROBERT, NO. II CHARITIES I'M y
Xfg street, MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKINGhUll)
NH IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE Keeps con Ii|plU|
IVA santly hand of style coaks, wv Wv
mantillas, shawls, etc.
H- Ladies informed that the skillfu
stress from Paris have been secured dis I'm