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The following aFeths oiee!s a4a meBRefs q the G
William Gregory President, % Gtayier street taka ~
Heno Treasurer 81 Camp streets Joseph A. Brown Scta
tny corner JuiH and New Ievee streets r. f. " Fsc4za
IS lamp sreetiJ Nugon 4 Vtcogg street, Geo syags
Eapr f. Allen. 1873 Canal street c. v. Jonte Il Gszisl
Street j. Caldwell IL Garondeet street; J. Moss EassE
hO1se FfTar IA Louisa streets j. Sehwe4e rss
STREET Miro 4. Rneks, corner Poydas and Ha5aisl
STR cts Chas +. Morrison, AlgeTs Phi Eugel corner faa
aud SIKH Streets j. ashegue, Bourbon street u Lel
W W Brshin, Commercial Alley; W. H. Ellis 81 GraFssr -
A. Poreous, s., TChoupiteuas street
TIE Committee holds its regular meetings the F1E
evening - each month atthe Grand Secretary Office 06 E
lows Hall.
iy2S JOS. A. Grown Seerstsrl-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be Remembered that this 18th March 1855 befoeme
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and r
rer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
New Oreans, who being duly sworn according law,
pose and that the above and and
correct trans Crptf from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS Presiden
II. P. JANYIER, Secretary
Swornto and subscribed before this 18th day Of March,
A. D. 1858. O. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest
per cent the outstanding certificates of profits, on
snd after the second Monday in May and redeem
and after that date the scrip issued Of the year S eservng
under the provisions Of their charter cash capital of Ave
hundred Thousand doqr3 and they have further declared
a scrip dividend of F0RTY-TWO PER CENT. the net
earned premiums o. the ending February 49, 1858
which certificates will be issued and after the first day
june 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. OARRlERE, Vice President.
q. P, LAWYER. seeretnrY
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u NORTH CULIOFa, ATroRNEY-A T.LAW, viii
attend to professional business in St Landry and Ay0y
sllss that may be entrusted to his Office at MARKS
WILLIE, la.
RefereneesGhas. NJ Waterman hardware merchant; O. n
Olivier Esq Thos ID. Miller commission merchant; Ghas b.
Singleton attorDeEatlsRi Nixon Adams Grescsut office
Now Orleans. m26 ly4H
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CHARTER
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY

We the undersigned having agreed unefor the
u9n Of railroad and other communication sthmus
OF lehuHnepeC under the grants heretofore given
mat purpose by the Mexican Government called the GaAy and
800 grants %ch are % be transferred to hereinafter
de have determined for that purpose form corporation
under Of the Legislature Of the State onans Of the
ih Of March 1855 entitled IAN for the organization
corporations for works Of pub improvement utility and
to-wt:
ARTICLE I.
The corporation shall be called the Louisiana Tehuantepec
COMPANY, and by hat name shall have power authority
n TO have and 70 enjoy succession by their corporate
Tor the period twenty-five second contract
be sued in their Name; third
poTac sea fourth to hold receive purchase IN
der their corporate name property both al and PERSONAL fifth
their interest and convenience require sixth and
establish such bylaws for the proper and regua-
ton Of the affairs Of the corporation may necessary and
proper
ARTICLE II.
The said corporation established for the purpose of
srucnga carriage road from the head Of navigation on the
Goatacoacus river 10 point the Bay of FentO
Pacific Ocean and Of constructing also railroad said
C0aacocos river to the Bay Of Feno-a according
uOn Of said grants known the RRy and SloO
enjoying and conducting the navigation said
river according to the terms and conditions Of said grants
we agree TO admit associates under this charter such
and their assigns shall hereafter nav for
stock upon the and conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE III.
The capital Of Company shall be ten millions of
dollars divided into shares Of hundred dollars each which
shall be appropriated rs follows, viz:
$4,000 shares eight millions Of dollars shall be subscribed
and paid for as hereinafter provided
HOBU sha millions of dollars shall be issued full
paid stock, and delivered the trustees who hold
the title to said iaray and Soo grants under the
OF trust executed by P A. Hargons, for himself and
representing the rights of F. p F4lcounpt now holder
Of the SoO grant under the decree Of the Mexican
Government.
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I. o. o. =.
Grand r,o,g n. ~ r.o7,,,l,l7...,',,1

TN r. " or LODGE or LOUISIANA 10. q y
ita ssta aunuaily The four TUESDAYS n Janaar
95hy. q 5Ssana Lodge Room odd Fellows Hall es VI
camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans
OFFICES Foa THE YE3R Issa-Fdward pfsbnyv = g=-s
KY agss 20 ~ AZ " GEasd Master; John Mo6rs q s
~ tE'9se ~ .5 ~ W. ID. Grand Master. WIN O. W4
y ~ f, ~ i T 70 Il " Grand Warden Thos IT. ~
ifato n ci ~. q T. " Grand seeressEyi Henry
4T; Thos. " Blake d Commerelai Nedga Ho N -
Hs1Ty " atetson o. soaih western Lode No ID Cred -
preventative TO The z Grand Lodss Richard sVss q
Lodge No. H. ". O. Conductor; If 5enE;ss5 w
Lodge No. ], VI. q. Guardian; John Ffankford y e-s
Lodge No. 8, VI g. Herald. = 49,
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAED MAsrEBs-James n v5ssss n
Covenant Lodge No. IL Diatrict No q j. 3. Ec N
Lodge No 3d. District No S. EOu Rasb Of Exesfss~ -
No. 81 District No. 4. s. L. Randlet Of ST. Mays E1
20, District No. s; g. r. CLARK, Of st. Landry Lcaga M
District No. &; Henry Jones, Of Des0a Loeee No.
4 Ltdeli, Of Trinity Lodge No. 81 District Eo. 8 e
Richie Of Meth Lodge n. District No II; A. @iss
Prairis Lodge No. 81 District No ID; g. y. Hunter af ~
Lodge No n District No "a; Fl Goldman, Of Tsdfau E
No 10 Dttret No. 49, s. slaughter, of Cheneyve Esd
81 District No e; $. T. GrsamoTe, Of Assamptou Eoa o.
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INSURANCE,
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF THE

n
HOME INSURANCE ooMPANY,
New York.
Cash Capital $6C000 SURPLUS over $3.50 0o1
This Company perfectly responsible for ali under It's
Policies we'll known to the Local COMPANIES Of New
Orleans and Merchants generally many Of whom hold liz Poll
ces Of Insurance. Fire and River taken At lowest rates
and l5 per cent CASH return Premiums lieu Of Scrip
Dividends. R.W. RAYNE, Agent
no. 80 Magazine street, New Orleans.
DIRECTORS:
Charles J Martin, President;
a, F. WillHarth, Vice-Presi1eut;
George Collins fa q S4sfmaa coi%s; 90
Seas Hopkins frsdant T @ s"d TT 9 Bank
Jh2m Il M,sssegier, firm Of 4 4 Il. Messenger
Charles B. hatch rm q G. B. Hsts6 i. meF Nersereau
r. watson Bulir hrn of Haskell, Herrck & Bull
Levi Stole, drm Of stone Starr Coz.
george Morgan firm Of ss Mot g%P&FG g. Butler
R Psds5 McNames firm IF Bowen heNemee Co.
Oliver Z. Wood, drm Of willard Woo a Co.
SS Roe s' a Of d sp sd ss e. sjn
JohnG Nelson, firm Of Nelson L Co
Levi 2, Morton, firm Morton, Grnne { Co..
%oTR ira Of S %[i a r Wofk Son o
James Low firm of james Low Il Co., of Louisville
ES a'i Fr2 liG a., 8r@ Ct Il r2hngham Co
G 4sa9 T. 6 FqTio9 @ A., Of 9, Es l a swf
YIN s'%@1 ass d l5@ T SafEis $lisw g
Alfred Alfred S. Ba'aes 65n q 4. $. Barnes 4 Co; ~
John 3 Hutchinson firm Of . Z. Howe Co. Of Boston :
Charles r Baldwin, firm Of Baldwin Starr o.;
Amos I. Dwight firm Of Trsworidge, Dwight Go
John X. Ford, firm Of Ford Rubber Company
Sidney Mason, firm Of Mason ( Thompson
George T. stedman, firm of sedman Carlisle Shaw, of
John W. Whit.ock firm of whiocl, Kellogg & Carter;
Cyrus Yale, Jr firm Of &. Yale Jr., & Co. Of New Or
VIM r Fosdick, firm Of VIM R 4 Chas B Fosdfck
r. 4 C9,sitt, finn Of cossitt, Hill Tamadge Of Mem
David BOYD R f R2y' nf S1&f& q &, Albany
Officers, A. F. WILLMARTH Vice-Pre.ident
% I'm u. MILTON sAIrH Secretary
1 OUGSIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COm
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS
In conformity with the requirements Of their charter liz
Company publish the following statement:
Amount Of premiums from the LIST March, 1857, to
Amount Of uneaTHod premiums March l. 1851. 902i1 Il
sezLeza :!
YiE Premium on Fire Rsks............ S27Osg7 IS
Premium on Marine Risks....,..... 2I9,S50 &C
Premium on River Risks...,.,..... 12O,825 90
-...., ,,.,, ,..o ss7lo7s 81
Tesetyed) ;.....t......,.....t,......,.S9 1870 90
Return premiums OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1857 l6
slos,5s7 l6
TuaFy, 1855 1904 47e 6s
Losses paid during the same period:
Ere Losses. 592
Riyer 1883 g
EXPENSES and reinsurance less interest,
discount, etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2g6 50
ssoI,2l SO
Net earned profits for the year ending February 49,
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State OF LOUISIANA


Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered that, the Both July 1898 before
undersigned Justice ohe Peace and city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who
ing duly sworn according to law does depoe and say
foregoing accounts Just and true and anscr
from the books OF said Company.
tsignsdl CHARLES J. MANsONI.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 30 uly 1858.
(signedl JAS. X. DIXON
First Justice Of the Peace for the parSh Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest of
Six per In cash outstanding certificates profa
TO the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the % Monday Of August poxno also declare div
deud Of sixty copper cent? PER CENT on earned pre-
mum of the company for the year ending the 3Oth Of June
1855 for which certificates will after
October next
And resolved further, that after reseryIng ONE MIIoT
DOLLARS Of profits that the balance due and outstanding
The certificates Of the Company Of the Issue Of 1852 well
all the outstanding certificates of profits Of the tbs
years s3 and 1884 be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof
or their legal representatives. and after the second Monday
in August proxmo from which date all interest thereon will
cease certificates to be produced at the time Of and
cancelled
THOs. A. ADAMS President.
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| uPAGNE-GoNpEILE GREEN SEAL WINE.
SDec importation from Rheims. safe in lots suit The
trade. Orders received and transmitted by
1 A. A. NEHINS 4 CO.,
jaI9 No. 20 GEaYieE street
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The undersigned Recorder Mortgages the parish
and city OF New Orleans ceres that the within charter was
recorded this day in his Office hook society NOD folio 49,
JOHN HOLMES Recorder,
New Orleans August 4, 1851 au5
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PQKTq{AsgnILn AND STATIONARY sPa.an5

X ENGINES.
HOARD Il SONS, Southern Depot the States Ct Lalz
lana Mssissippi Alabama Tennessee, Arkansas Tes
established NO 40 GraVer street. New Orleans
subscriber who is sole agent for the above States
from eight sixteen every month, Of from
power, Of these celebrated Engines, which, after
years Of upwards Of 500 Engines E all the States Of tie ~
all giving the complete satisfaction being THE ~
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is Azs
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY 10
GESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR GLEANINGls KesgSa45
brick work pat them in operation, special ski d
them up and but the smallest proportion Of fuel
"a
Constantly in store Sash Circular 8Ifils; srez
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills; Newell Gotten GcEe
or horse power; Carver Improved StsIdE
Pulies Stands Boxes and Bolts
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins, Saw p
Mills which car be put in operation few DAYS
ceised Descriptive pamphlets, with 4a sstiHloli l
sent by mail 10 ans address, SAMEEIs III. CHM
| auSl ly&W No. 70 GsrBvier street. Nair GFRggtx
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PRIVATE HANKs AND EXCHANGE

S. NICHOLSON 4 co. CArondelet5trset
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Corner Camp and Commercial
Alley.
JgDSON CO., Corner Camp and Canal streets
BROWN, JOHNSTON Il CO. No. IS Ca1sp street
BEEOIST SHAW & Co, No. 81 Camp street
BANh OF COMMERCE. JACOB BARKER, Agent,
ornerCampand 8ravferstreeI
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and Gravieratreets
Il. W. CONNER son, Nc. 80 CaTOndeIet street
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p EFR &c 1EtATORs-IMPRovEp GALVANIZED
IL IRON REFRlGERAHORS practical and scientific
principles The best and veHebient article in
cooling and preserving meats milk butter fruit wines
They arranged that the ice slowly through
each shelf and being confined from the etcs of the hot air
keeps them at the coolest point causing the rerigeTanE in
huence be the throughout the whole apparatus This
is effected by the dppings from the ice, which is lost in ali
other rergeratos They the front
piece Of furniture be placed in any roo and
water jar, by which perfectly cold all
had without additional ice These Rcrgeatos expert
ment They have been successful ope alton for upwards
years the qualification Of those who have Them
their certificates will show ard the most approved
before the public The improvements recently added by which
the perfect ventilation is insured great saving ice
been ubHiIed, frgd produced and durability
effected certainly place them far in advance Of anything
offered for public patronage.
GALVANIZED IRON
Has been substituted for the shelving lieu of zinc thereby
enabling offer them entirely free from OK dzation and
corTnson and consequently void of hat dsagreeable
which has heretofore been most Objectionable in other regcra
In addition TO their being vastly superior others
owing their conveuien and nnequaed pn
cipe they serviceabe it is conceded that
Galvanized Iron Is durable than any other metal as it is
not affected b. acid salt water,
For sale by
mt6 FLINT / JONES A and AZ ROYAL street
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ETlHE IMPROVED IcGHESNEY WASH
i ING MAGHINE-Mauutactf and for sale by the sub
scrber Orders left Apollo street, 294 Magazine street
in BOX t6 Ieehancs Exchange or at the grocery
Collins 6S Apollo street. where specimen may
will be promptly attended to- All ask OF the public fair
trial. and IL they give satisfaction the the
money viii bs refunded. j. M. DAUGHERTY,
vi No ~ Apsll street.
NT3NEYT MONEYsI-L0AN OFFIGE.- LOUIS
III BLANC, No. II Cont treeti between Ghaes aud
change Place.
MONEY LOANED ON LIBERAL, TFRMs-AlI descrip.
DEPOSIT, az
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subortiinate Bncampnlents-

Any communication intended for the Grand Eaeaazss
must be directed to James Furneau, Grand Scribe E1
treet, New Orleans,
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FEAlEHuANTEPEG GIG SS-25ta &nE CO
4 choice Tobacco, % PEI thousand, for s4ir by
iyiO s St. dhaslass.sl-z.
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of oreans, City of New Orleans.
The undersigned Justice Of the Peace in aud the city
sPPeaed eqy Pfssdent and
New Orleans who being duly sworn according law, do de-
correct transcript from tie books Of said Company.
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this si& day of May
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board of Directors this day declared cash dvi-
dend of sixty the capital paid in of this Company
Of the earnings of the year ending 3 April 1855
able in accordance with article 18th of the charter said
pany follows Ten per payable demand the stock
holders their legal representatives. aud aerhe 18th Of
May Instant and the balance be credited nstamen
on the unpaid stock notes
DIRECTORS,
I. II Place, A. LaIorest
s Plassan WI yredenburg
HPeyehaud. myIO I'm
EPHE SOUTHERN MONITOR-THE MONITOR
Christian Miss.
every mental faculty is its aim Bound to theory party
but seeking the highest good Of all advocating whatever
but exposing evils tieir causs 1t Shall merit and we
Tile subscription price only 81 year payable invariably
TEXAS CLURs-Three copies year So five copies IS;
throughout the South which desirable medium for
advertising. Terms moderate;
ss = oHauDRoN DRURY, Editors and Pyoprtstors
TRIP0RTANT TO NVERYBUDY!I
DE GUINoN's
Non7ETpIosIye CamRhene and Spirit Gas
It is generally conceded that Camphene yields the cearest
obstacle its universal adoption has hitherto explosive
tendency which really not to be Wondered at with The lamps
" the sale Of these Lamps would respectfully
9sscAMPHENE and BURNING FLUID by the barrel or
Also County Rights sale in the States of Louisiana Mis-
s's texas GaRPRTT aS2S4SS isfJ H AfPy'o
as BIN No u Poydras street
TTNIQINl INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH CAPITAL-s25o,ooo,
The Union Insurance Company Of New Orleans is now
pared take the usual FIRE. RIVER and Marine RISKS
y N.Y. No. q CAMP STREET.
company 9aeTs to the security of Cash Capital
gqres participate N the profits of the Company upon The
cent interest redee4oble in FOUR YEARS; or insurers
prefer they may receive return of TEN PER CENT in cash
upon the amount =! their premiums:
All losses viii be adjusted promptly Jq dsqpitebly
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary w a. t-A RESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
s qARL KoHN, # the Grm Of c. Kohn i Ryan.
vIGfoR MAiGH3U Of The frn 1 Of v ZEE f. MSgnau
o zYNTs e the he. irp g q 5S shGw 4 cunts
JOHN p94HqNn 4 Of tho firm Of Martin Over Cobb
RHDFORD WAIVER CURE
This establishment formerly known as the Epsom Springs
in rmbe comfy KY in order for the rece6tion OF
patients The proprietor naers himself that he win be able to
asfqrmerly when he had charge Of the Louisville Water Cure
Water Cure will enable him 10 treat iii such diseases success
1ul ny WITCH WI are GuIabie by water treatment
anu owing TO itseleyated and sRuhous position beauty
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MAGNOLIA NO. J. meets the I'd ard 4th saisgdgasz
each month"; in Baton Rouge.
d. W. SHAW No. 10 meets on the lit and Sd satrziy d
each month III Clinton
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, .
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans {
Be it remembered, thai the 4 June 1855 before me the
subscriber ustica Of the Peace ia and Parish and
Eute aforesaid personally appeared Plaeide Forsta Pres
aud Ene DeBnys Secretary of the Insurance Com
pauy who being duly according law depose and
say that the above accounts lust and true
transcript from the books oil the Company.
PLAGIDE FQRSTAII4 President
+. DEBUYS, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 4 June 1853
ARTHUR SAUGIER,
lei Third Justice Of the Peace
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VACATION SCHOOL
y keep School during the yacRl
call Mt the jackson School, corn
streets. GEO
.iy6
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meeting of the Board Directors held day. was
declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT TO the
or which Scrip will after the 18th Of
Juue nex and FORTY PER CENT to the Stockholders on
Che paid in payable according tile 9Th section Of the
Chre Of the Company and after the 18th day Of May,
cuueaE
A. CHIAPELLA, President.
jules nOLHoNDE. Secretary
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CULLUI SPRINGS, CHoCTAW COUNTY, ALA,
~ higySix miles above Mobile, twenty Ave miles Of
river.
and the public generally that his establishment opeued
for the reception visitors During the past winter many i'm
proyemen and additions have been made with single view
increased comfort and convenience not only the invalid but
to others seeking recreation and pleasure These improvements
consist OF the erecon OF several ew cottages comnodou
6isrdoom etc and the whole establishment has been
cuar spring house fitted expressly for their
have been particularly attended also has the ba bers shop
AuexpeFence the management public house of more
Isl Of Ss class hotels viii he rsts continue e to secure to
him liberal SHIRE Of pstTonage Rie1d band Of music
for amusement provided the premises The
Commodions light dangh boats viii ply regularly twice
week to the landing the Tombgbee river while those who
connecting the State Line with good road to the
Springs BY Nils last route passengers leave springs Al
O'Clock in the morning. and arrive in Mobile in the afternoon
same dry This line will making daily rps and
from The Springs abOu the 10Th 18th of June.
As the curative virtues Of the waters, they have not only
5a bia he c saw Sit narf~t DTonrG tbt ,e",a pu
Springs the United States for the short time they have
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present great
variety of and valuable chemcna medical combna
The Springs are of all the three valuable kinds of waters
be3te and the sulphur sugh advantages these afford
be found upon any single place in the whole Souta fact
which invHds cannot too well note.
Arrangements being 50 have Express from
usual delay Of letters and caused by the mails which,
however, under contract be carried regularly three
-Roesof Board-
Per Month
ooa's to convey passengers Immediately 10 lie Springs
wx Bro sors P Ss a94 By P sa5 to
's'e'''' Wv ''' - "ss'l.' Wv CHARLES CULLUM,
A NT1RICAN AROMATIC BITTER COR-
"a DIAIFhis Cordial whose delicate flavor and aroma are
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The Trustees have declared sixth semi annual dividend at
the of six per per in accordance with the By
Laws, for the six months previous the IstiusaRt.
The Dividend due each deRosito will be paid in cash
placed to his OF her credit may be preferred.
SAM JONES, Jr, Secretary
New Orleans May 6, 1853. my9
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rHE SUBSCRIBER WILL
ion months. For terms, etc,
II Of PHccanier and Richard
, W. HARDY,
Principal jackson School.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Northern,
corner Natchezand Camp streets.
a; Br9hs[ President
J. Fl. Wheeer vice pres't
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. No
lO3 Canal street.
J. PembertOn: President
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE. COMPANY Ne f5s Gan.
street.
= President
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Corns,
Camp and CommercialPlaee.
Thomas A. Adams. President
eIE V Vice Prest
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, sout
east corner Camp and Natchezstreets.
4 Gaere PfesideDt
sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner Csvr
Common streets.
Thomas s9o .,................ President
james Edwards. secretary.
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. O.,
Qms sc SsIIs[d. Psssidsat
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of PhllA.
dePhia, lS Camp street
Harmon HoRne.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY an,
Trust Company No IS Campstreet.
~ peaRs :; ,, 1, General Agent
pany, corner s. Charles and Perdidostreets
rrv FysRS Avn I0DoX rp Nm
rance Company cornerof and Carondeet streets
A Lanfear, E. Rodewed, Byrue. Directors.
HOME INSURANCE of New York, Al Magazfnestreets.
R. w Payne. Agent.l
EEW YORK , LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY and
BTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, J, S. Copef, 81 Ca
rondelet street.
STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of phtlsds
phia, and
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY of HRrrIy
burg, Penn, No. 90 Camp street.
Chas A Lahu&an& Agents.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Canal sur
ST. Charles streets.
.GhNP5iN, ''.'....... President
Secretary
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, corner of Exchang.
Place and Canal street.
!leiiIS -e4 Cnhul- PRESIDENT
L. H. PIRce. Vice President
LOUIS barnett Secretary
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, % St. Charl,
street, EachRrie Buildings.
PlHCide Forsta '.......,,...,,,,,., President
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TTHIF22 1, gN1Qfy INSURANCE. oomPANH OF

Corner Of St. Charles and Canal streets.
the Union Company published as re-
Qtiired by law and their Charter viz:
Amount Of premiums received during the year end