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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-11
THE TARMER.
Origin of tho seckol Pear.

This pear IS supposed 70 have sprung
from The seeds Of pears brought from Ger.
many by the carly settlers in Pcnnsylya.
MIA. The late Bishop White said:
About 80 years ago, when he (thc Bi.
shop was a lad, there was we'll known
sportsman and cattle dealer in Phil4del.
phia who was familiary known as "Dutch
Joc,b," Every season, early in the au-
tumn, on returning from his shooting ex.
cursion, Dutch Jacob regaled his ncighbors
with pears of an unusua ly delicious fla
yor, the secret of who's place of growth
however, he would never satisfy their GU
riosity by divulging. AT length the Hol-
laad Land Co npany, owning considerable
tract south of that city, disposed of it in
paroles, and Dutch Jacob then occurred
the ground on which his favOrite pear
tree stood, fine strip of land near the
Delaware. Not long afterward it became
the land of Mr. Scckel, who introduced
this remarkable fruit to public notice, and
it t'received his name. Afterward the pro
perty was added to the vast estate of the
late Stephen Girard. The original tree
still exists, vigorous and fruitful.
ofthis variety, Mr. P. Barry, of Ro-
chester N. Y, says it is the highest ha-
vored pear known, considered as the stan.
dard Of excellence; a stout, erect grower,
not rapid, good bearer, grows well on
the ounce st ok, and ripcns in September
and October.
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OnSunlays the Down A. NJ. Train from Po,tsvilIe,
and upP. NJ. Train from Philadelphia, only, run.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

BUSINESS NOTICE.
HER RING flREpRooF AFE-ano,her Victory
MOUNT BRyDGEs, July 4, 1855
4 Co.
DEAR SRI am sorry to inform you that my store
win the whole OF the conients furniture clothing, &C
was destroyed by fire last night saved nothing. You
wil member bOuhgt one Offerings Safes from yon
astMarch aud have much pleasure in informing you
altood lhe fire we'll wac p' rtrctly redhot for
os hours the handles and brass plate both melted o
after hauling II out OF the burning emles WG had
alnpour water on for nearly half hour bt fore it
could be opened You may inncy my satisfaction at
finding my book mortgages, deeds, notes and cash
right had large amount of valuable papers in IL
which had lost, would have completely Tuincd me
You VIII please send me another aIe directly and
will send ynu the old one that you ma show il to all
who wish 10 hive perfectly fire proOfsafe
remain, dear Sir, r,yoursrespectulIy,
J.W EMERSON
10 The ubscribers have on handfor sale OF the
argcs asdo rtmen OF Fins BURGLAR PRoOF SAFES in
iwOrld gnarrantecdtobt be equal q the above an SUI
,eTiotto anyoth0r nOwo1cfed 10 the public
FARkELS 1 HERRING.
81 walnut Street, Philade lDlIia.
Augusui 1855 "
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PHILA AND READINGR\IL ROAD
& Iag4S4 fs u Z III 4 . Ssst !sesi 4 sz.z.sE
January Isl, 1857.
Ia Er5gi II 81 III 1--iF
css2 sSRss@iesss S.sRX ~ I;s,-.i.,ss aEss..s-:tss.s

January ISt, 1857.
TTp frain5, goiog Nor.h, leave PhiIa dolphin al7!
~ A NJ amt d Z. NJ.
Down Trans g0ingSouih leave Poltsvllea at :! a. NJ
ice. aud 4 i. M.
Untrains mass Reading at 10 90. A. NJ. andG e2P.M
down T!4Ins - - 5,,3, A. NJ, - j,I3 =. VI.
The Eypress Train 5 Discontinued until further no
tiC2. Close ronhecttUls MAZE by the 10 % A. "
th3 7 ain ON Pot Ciintnntn Elnira and all Interim
Clinton 10 Elmiri, { ndnig Builalo Niagara De-
pot, Chicago, ST, Louis Davenport, and Iowa CITY ;
Mkins this route The shortest and cheapest TO the Lqk
Erlc6s and Canada.
OnSunluys the Down A. NJ. Train from Pnitsville
and upP. NJ Train from Philadelphia, only, run.
HARRisncEG CONNECTIONS, by Dauphin Railroad at Au
bnip.
special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
Reading daily Except Sundays at A. NJ, retur Ting
from Auburn ats! p. NJ, on arrival oil $40 p. M
Train from Harrisburg.
WAY FARES-FRoM READING TO
rhadelrh1 81 rs aud As; PottsvRe 81 O5 and O,75:
Auburn, U IS.
THROUGH FARES, to Harrisburg. S?5j; Tdmaqua
Sl35; WiHlamspou $40; Eimira S6,35; CananGli
qua SS 90; Bufub Niagra $1,000; CIpavrlnHd 10,
;aOi To9d1 Sll7j Cineinnatl $1,000, Chca"" 5000
Rock isliid S25 90
Alt PassengerswH procure tickets before
u ars: 10 cents extra on Fares paid in HE
iilyibs, of persenai Baggage allow cd each PA 'seA
-aOvertlai weight charged a. Extra BHceare'
A. n ICOLLS,
anna ~ I'd ls57-tf Gent Supt
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ALEX. G. OATTELLNCO

GUCcEssoRsto James n Bolton deceased Comnjs
- sionaudF0rwarding M,Gchauts torthesa ocC -,
Fonr' Seeds Iron, Lumher &e No. ~ North Watc, Il
fmadelphiu, Goods forwarded with care, ,ton nIIU nt'
m9n m G "a, aehuylk'l Union sulpUchannu and Jnr ala
gysa'' Plaster Ghndltoasy fcIeulc uuhe, ven
MHcbIp,I9sy,
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GARDEN PUMPS

- THROWING Il stream Of water so 10 coc,o,
y ssACasi Iron Liit and Force Pumps B1rH nno,
$sfssARolcrs, Turnip Drills, Wheat Drills with OSt
e-s=- ana Grass sbwers attached, Plaws Of varioIs
pa'lefHs 1nd Sizes square and expanding HaTroU,s
cores premium patent Butter Worker new aItic Io
ust feeeiyed also, all other articles in their Drnney
tail. ne
fAsCHALL NORRIS 4 CO.,
lmpcmen and Seed store
IN aSd MIrkc'ftTeetg Philalgiphll
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CIDER MILLS.
STAR CORN SIIELLERs7

rfoeN-2. a full supply Of the premium Star Corn
f,ffpC1 SHELTERS, from our own Manufactury nov,
"3i{lsSS' on hand at Wholesao and Retail They
NtT are adopted for either hand or horse powof,
,ssyA,s4 aud are believed 10 be The best Shelter in
@7-A---s--- the market, ~ 80
PAsCHALL, MORRIS Il Co
Implement ann Seed gioro
November %, 1850.
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDBRMEN-There being no quorum of
this body last evening" the members present adjourned this
evening.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-Th body met
evening. Present, Mr. Hall in the chair and bare quo
Referred.
resolution joint of the Connc for election
failure Of the Board ii Aldermen to meet
The Treasurer reported fund hand of Sl3S5 o. Re-
ferred.
plank ciyugng Inc necessity Of their speedy
repair although The for that purpose already
exhausted, etc. Laid over
Marques submitted proposition repair the holes
in the plank roads with Shells at the of 81 foot Laid
Petitions were read by title usual to await
The Finance reported the following resolutions
holding the City Notary who passed the acts of sale of
the Garland property to the city responsible for the taxes then
due on the said property Adopted.
For permitting p. g. Wright establish cemetery the
GENTLY Ridge condition of his sheng of St Ber
burial purposes Adopted.
For paying sundry bills. Adopted
The street and Landing Committee reported against apropri
street plank roadMr Holland presenting minority in
opposition which created considerable discussion The majority
report adopted.
The Committee submitted resolution for approprang
$500 annually keep the clock OF St Louis Cathedral running
and illuminated night Mr.. Overton moving amend by
limiting the appropriation year. discussion followed and
Resolutions for repairing Lafayette Cemetery and for extending
gas pipes different parts OF the Second District adopted
ciau relative suerngs of the Parish Jail for
of water the pines being choked The matter
ferred Mr. Holland he being Director in the Waerworks
Mr. De Labarre his resignation member of the
Board, to take effect on the 18th inst Accepted.
The Board then adjourned to Monday evening next o.
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Nem Orleans 5tlontg Hlarktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No, 70 Camp strt

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 Camp street.
Tuesday Evening June g. 1857.
The Money market is quiet albeit there larger calls in
to-day could be granted believed that the
ega of transient residents is about taking place. and the
pressed realize Northern funds We of
transactions which taken place long dated
that have been paid for in checks New York
On the very little doing to-day. Some small
AL paper placed at 9G9 to Ok cent and
little second grade at 10 per cent.
The Stock market quiet very little disposition eyinced
by holders to part the highest price The
old banks good TRIM and most Of them extend their long
discount less every discount day The Canal Bank
at the about quarter million in of the
requirements law and of it would have rean
on an ayesge about active business
keen It's managers meshes OF the law it
posed that any applicant for loans could desire bank director
to nay one hundred dollars per day for little kindness the
commercial community and the free banks also in good
condition and working along satisfactorily the public we'll
as to stockholders.
Exchange was feeble to-day and favorng
ers all round Sight funds New York still held at Is
at most of banks though of them asking q Time
bills the easy position of the New York market
in favor without any material Improvement in We quote
sixty days sight bankesd drafts from Il to discount and oher
good drafts and fair Hall3G discount No varia
ton in sterling though the highest obanabe to-day for the
best signatures per prem We quote from 90 to 10
for Al clear Francs way and have to reduce
figures to 6l5l4, with sales at the intermediate
rates--say 3si6a5l5 Bank drafts held fraction
| higher.
The mail to-day from brings dates due
Sterling exchange New York quoted lO9s l09ti
Money plenty good paper and bark officers seeking loans
call at per Some little excitement among the bulls and
the Stock Exchange As have interest in the
matter, do who is Rugged or who is gored.
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LOuISVIIE-St Antelope-56 hhds tobacco to r II
&col hhdS tobacco WArnekn ktrchholD do to II
6co2L do Fenwes &c024 do JAS Tnrner-5l do to
Levy Summers-6 do Owens Waits AGO. do VIM Snery
co-5 hhdS tobacco Moore Nancunl32 bales cotton to
Nelson bales Henderson, Terry &co2 hales cot
Griggs Sc0-52 pcs bagug Whitehead rhambersl inf bNl
Durive ScO2 bales mse Warren, Gilmore Scu
rolls leather l. Mann AGO. bhlS bells Pnmeln i Bro
rolls leather Robson, DenAe Sc0-l casks bacon Price
co-50 ibis lard Hewitt Norton Ncool3
sacks corn bbls oil Ii bb eggs 81 kegs II 6Ols
lard Hurley &co4 bbis eggs Nctteon Aco-20 hbs
Pope. Ellison &co5 bhts Robertson Mcpouga-3
do W Esin sco-5 DeBondiell do hf Dbl cheese
CSchneder-l Dbl mustard D o Woodman2 hblS OF S6
bb WHISKY hf bOs OF lt6 SACKS Il
bales hHv &co7 do 400 head sheep "a head cuIlc
suntios orderTual 59 bales cotton, l99
hhds tobacco.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EmpreSs-iS6 coils to Redgi,
Roberts Terrl72 bbls lard bOs blue lick Pope, Ellison
eo79 Brander, hckennA Hubbardl5O do to
G Robinson &co-2a do Levy Summers-i9 hhdS tobacco
Hewitt Merton Nco-7U do Twchell Sco-9 hhds tobacco
] pouChery aco-T do Rodewald Pederet kco5 hhds to-
bacco Brady SHo-o do to Lopech Scu-b DO TO
&co4 do Moore NHHcun--SO hls tobacco 10
Rodewald &co5 bales hides Phmee 6cn64 bdls paper n
Stevens Sco-lO bb Schneider9 do Seeitnd2I ties
hams Kenneth Sco-S bales jeans HlHrd Summers &co
bbIs whisky ErnsIn-l5l bols whisky 10 Martin, owen
Gobb22 sacks Cummings, Stewart &co-snnuiieS 10
ordeT-TOal 545 hhds tobacco.
BAYOU SARA-SIeamer Laurel Hll--4 bales cotton Byrne
Vance 8co2O hhds We6Te-lO hhds sugar GORDON
-25 bags onous Al sheep eBlancS bags onions to
Grard- Marcsdel Scol bale hides to smith
Har-sundries Bian .aard-WrSh, Allen Sco-A Denis
/ Albany Alaiu-E Mcliheny-C MarchiSoa-E W tark =
NJ Barnet-u Gayle-Drex---J y Staele-J Wright &co-N
Reine-A FyrIier-C Perret-R A Upon--H l. Meyer-E
Duroe-E B.che-P Wereia--N Hal--LuSk SEQ
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John Kemble Barney Garrett Patrick Delaney charged
with stealing S from the pockets of Nicholas Rsdnsuers
pants whilst he sleeping in his Caope street.
Mrs Warner alias Beachbard charged with threatening to
the house No. 1852 Poydss street. order to hurt
the feelings of Its tenant, r. W. Sumner.
RECORDER FABRR's CoURT. - Assistant Recorder
Holland Maria Perez Cunsga hoesus ecD
yesterday hauled at the instance OF his WIFE, Dolores
nenera who charged him with being slightly dagresable at
hone-ocking her and foggng her. and threaten
ing shoot her she went law aboutt In default OF ball
appear for examination, Jose Maria Perez Gunega
Of Dolores Guenera, sent to prison.
Mary White prison. charge Of having hor
rby feelings Of Benjamin Kline at his residence
st. Ann street-ail by word Of mouth .,
John Hermen, accused o. whaling F. Mcbride and Pierre
Bouat accused of threatening life of N Julien
ouested to furnish willing bet their for
examination.
Tboms, Cohen was fined SIS his want Of gslantry in
THREATENING to shoot and kill Mrs Hslpin very dead
RECORDER SoLoMoNs CoURT-Recorder Solomon
Yesterday fined Legge s5 and committed him to prison
Tor "a hous for contempt court the previous
day He fined the the first place. for conayening
his relative the discharge of prisoners the Lieutenant
commented sharply upon this asserting that the Recorder
had given permission release prisoners under certain
ngencies he was of his word upon which the
Recorder ordered him prison He escorted thither by
the Chief Police There other business before the
Recorder of particular interest ... ..
SUPREME COURT DEc1s1oNs.- Monday, June 8.
Mrs Cora sooome apRsee M 1o Fo.
Court Of New Orleans Judgment airmed, VOORHEES,, 8
LIANT a. " walker appellee Third District Court jade
District M sss a 5adg@sn. as eos ~
p s%i.s Court @['' asmeae Xoes
appellants Sixth Court. judgment reversed Mer
G. A. Barriers Bros, appellees D. Mclean appellant
Jechonias Thayer sppelee vs.: D. W. stanton ct AIS appel
liant Second Distric. Judgment reversed Merrick,
Third District Court Rehearirg refused Merrick, CT.
sRs 'pg seena Saps. si
appellant Second District Court Motion to dismiss appeal
" j. Blocker appellant vs. Captain and owners of steamer
B. E. Clark sppelises Fourth District Court Judgment
Henry Ksane, Hagh Kennedy executor, substitute
city q New ofieans appellant ullote appel
lees Fifth District Court Judgment reversed Cole j.
and sppan K Fonkss curars spsee
Second District Court Judgment reversed Buchanan
ais nae g
.n adsmsnt
Fourth %
George W Johnston appellant vs. Jane Cooke wife etc
Mccnc6on, Howell Co. appellee. ys.J E Wilkinson.
cear, JUDGMENT ed q
.esah St
Brisnt praying for writ Of mandamu' Application dis
Succession Of John Gimore-Arabea Bailey wife appellee
Bailey husband appellant Sixth District Court of
Baton Rouge Judgment amended and affirmed herrick
Joseph Bernard, appellee VIM s Scot sta appellants
Sixth District Court Of East Baton Rouge Judgment reversed
Merrick, CD,
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; n y n n
lost speculation extravagapee will do much towards
and much towards shortening period
The large most enormous recupsatve
powers With rapidly Increasing population with currency
of sufficient magnitude and quality with the facilities
for inter ample and with
EARTH with proper determination to make all elements
available the restoration Of confidence and credit would
a very To reach again healthy state
Of things tho financial and world all the specua
be closed and cleared
Liquidation until the people large stand free from
old entaugemens credit system cannot DO nsuguated
yesges old have disappeared and then it must
have its basis and industry The people of this
within Themselves OF she elements OF wealth
than generally considered and 1t is these must
look in times Of financial revuson nothing to reform
and speculative propense and that
reform only bring all the most interests
and ahy condition again. Investments In rail
drawn largely the Accommodations of
the people and in Of instances they have
in Farms have been mortgaged and
money by sacrifices of kinds take stock in
railway company which has since proved vaueles This
great evil has however, cured itself Tho future will At al
agricultural The railroad has out and
that have been made must look the roads
simply convenience for commerce. and not dividend
paying under the favorable circumstances
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IMPORTS.

INDIANoLA VA GALyEsr9Nn,s Steamship Mexco--3O
bales cotton McKelroy Bradford2l do to Pearson kco
3 do Mtenberger &co-sGndries to Poincy SGo-N Oyer
ton--C 4 Buddecke dco--Price, Walsh &co-Campbeli
Song-Hewitt Norton &coMekelroy Bradford Goodrich
yco-A Maignan-A adams Express Company Simond
10 head cattle TO Geo wilkins.
NIAS-Brg Eudoras-325 hhds maada IS hhds sugar
to j 3 MGrison.
HAvANA-schr Matchless-23O hhds sugar 100 box sugar
900 bbis tuolRsseS to S de Wiser eco.
CARDENAS-Brig John Piece-243 hhds ties and Is bb6
molasSeS TO L Beylle REQ.
BAYOU LA BATRIE-Schr Exile-5O,O 900 feet Of lumber to
Ward &cO.
PASCAGOULA-Schr FOrida-27 900 feet lumber to order
PEARL RlVER-Srhr Experimentation feet lumber tow
w Care Sco
PEARL RIvER-schr Gen Washington-3oOOJ feet lumber
20 600 lahs to W W Care &co
PASCAGOULA-Schr Auela-2S 900 feet lumber TO l. Fash
&Co.
FISH RIvER-schr Gen Worth-65Oc0 feet of lumber to L
Bssy &co.
PAsCAGoULA-schr Isaoela-3oo0O feet lumber to l. Fash
AGO.
ebay ST LOUIS chr Delphme-l2 900 feet lumber to or
der,
PAsCAGoULA-sehr Euerprise-27,OO0 feet lumber to H
Pike.
CoyINGTON-Schr Fruiterre-tl0 bbls sand to orde,
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bear paper in New York in its money article gives its
readers its ideas of the present position of financial affairs The
crisis o. which speaks has been long coming that people
have lost all thought regarding IT, The writer think
money is plenty nowhere except in New York If people
and farmers bad off represented think is about
time for of them TO be casting homes
There place this time offers greater inducements the
mechanic artisan and laborer than the
the United States Land cheap labor highly rewarded
mechanics obtain abundant employment their services
paid for in the best of Currencymd and climate
and nothing prevent industry and worth from realizing CON
potency and independence
According to the following Northern folks rather
doubtful circumstances:
Money plenty nowhere else just In New
pteoniofy symptoms of the financial already
MADE their appearance in the provinces and tho entire popua
ton Of the interior have been oyeakeu their
speculation and extravaganza and compelled suspend
the process OF imitation and expansion rapidly
credit SYSTEM The country invariably first feels the effect
period OF enormous speculaons and
rural districts The influence upon the great money
and more developed The process contraction must sOoT
commence and then the reyuisiOn will upon force
and sagnation viii be realized Tbs duration last phas
depends entirely upon the policy pursued by banking
tnon5 and upon The people themselves to the strict
est system OF economy, return the ordinary pursuits
dusy discrimination 10 make by hard work what has beer
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TOBACCO About $50 hhds sold including % at l5c,
y l6c}. lsc and 27, Ii and private
SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The market dull, and no.
thing done worth mentioning.
FLOUR. unsettled with sales OF saly 500 bbs Super
fine St Louis 81 75 and 3e Tennessee Excel Mills 81 40
q b. The 1900 bis St. Louis reported in last private
terms, at 81 IS u Dbl
GRAIN. still lower, and r. 1000 sacks
old including 800 St. Louis White and Yellow $500 St.
Mixed three four lots 75c 400 Mixed Soc $50
Choice White ST. O 95c and 1900 at SOa90c p bushe
dull with sales of $50 St. Louis in lots,
7375c bushel. of Bran 2l5 sacks sold at 81 40
100 lbs.
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork included $50 bbls Mess by
$24 IS with retail parcels s2475S25 Dbl
Bacon dull with sales OF 30 casks Ribbed Sides at
20 1916, and 10 casks Plain Hams at p of Green
Meats lot of 5000 lbs sold at 94c for Shoulders and lc
y ID for Sides. In Lard heard OF no transactions.
COFFEE Dull and sales confined to 90 bags at i0ac and
100 Skimmngs at 914c h.
cargo of 1900 sacks Liverpool Coarse the New
Basin sold private At warehouse dealers realize
80 for Coarse, ST 10 % sack for Fine.
LINE of bbls Utica atboat 81
60, and 500 private terms,
BAGGING 100 bales of India sold at 1876 p yard
cash.
GUNNY BAGS. Holders asking 1l@l2c for Light
to Medium weight, and l2}agl3c for Heavy.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE An offer of Acc p gallon
fused for lot of ia BIS
WHISKY. The market very dull. Holders asking 30
632 . gallon for Rect6ed.
FREIGHTS few small lots of Cotton shipped for
Liverpool at I'D
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ARRIVE ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico RAthburn, from daola and Galveston,
Harris, Morgan Sco-lst district.
Ship Rehecca Daneer, from Rio de anero, previously
ported at Quarantine, TO master--lst district
Brig Eadoras Haskell days from Maanzas Murson
Sd dist.
Span Brig Maria, Matea, days from Cardenas,
ballast, to master-3d dist 40
Brig Jno Pierce Melville days from Cardenas to maser2d
dist 49,
schr Matchess Smith, days from Havena de Wiser fco
I'd dist %
schr Chpoa wood days Mntitlan Goldenbow
& Lesparre-3d dist 10.
Schr Exile Sibly from Bayou Battery-Basin
Schr Florida, from Pascagoula-BasiE.
Schr Experiment Conley from Pearl River-Basn.
Schr Gen Washington Weston from Pearington-Basin,
Schr Anola, Whitaker. from Biloxi-Basin.
Schr Isabella Caiina from Pascagoua-Basin.
Schr Delphine, Gossnar, from Pearl Rver-Basn.
Schr Enterprise, McNear. from Pascagoula-Basin.
Schr Fruiterre, Narcisse, from Tchefuncta-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Empress, Sturgeon, from Louisville
Laurel HILL Thsel from Bayou Sara.
Oregon, Myers. from Mobile.
Antelope, Brown, from Louisville.
VIM Bagaley, Sinnott, from Mobe-Iake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towboat Anglo Steele down
and 18th inst ship reInen-brought up brig Antoine
Maria and schr Chpola and ship ReLecca from Quaran
tine Station.
Towboat Panther Rezeau from the down and
up briggs Jno Jierce, Eudoras and schr Matchess.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans.
remembered that the 18th January 1851 before
the subscriber. Justice of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James Fl. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being duly
cordng law depose and that the above
and transcript from the books of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. II. WHEELER Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1867. CHAS NJ. BRADFORD Second Justice OF
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans.
Board of Trustees have resolved interest of six
cash the outstanding certificates of profits the
thereof their legal representatives and
MONDAY, the 9th of February next
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend of
FORTY W the net earned premiums of the Com
pany the year ending 3st December 1856 for which
cates will be issued after the 18th of March next
MThis Company insure against the peril of the
seas rivers and loss damage by fire, the of
premium. Office No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice resident.