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Tue WEATHER. Concordia InteIIigeneer Of
Frida, last says:
Since our last date frost has been visible on two
several mornings, severe enough to show upon the
young cotton.
The Plaquemine Sentinel Of Saturday SAYS:
We had unusually cold weather during the greater
part Of this week, On Tuesday there was sebt
iost and overcoats during the entire day were not
necessary as they were In December.
The Yazoo Observer Of Thursday last says:
There were pretty heavy frosts in this section on
last Saturday and Monday mornings. We learn most
Of the cotton in the hills has been killed-the valleys
were protected by fog.
The Kosciusko (Miss.) Democrat OF Friday last has
the following paragraphs
The fruit crop has been somewhat injured hy the
late frosts- Apples seemed TO have Jared the worst
and will not be as full crop as was expected June
apples seem TO have suffered most half crop Of
that kind will not be grown; other varieties are
quite fnll Peaches are but little hurt, and full
crop is confidently expected.
The overflow from the heavy rain ON Monday
night, Of the 10th inst. did much damage to bottom
lands. The frosts since, especially those Of Monday
aud tuesday nights last, were quite perceptble vet
nc learn they have done bat slight damage to crops
me stands OF are reported 10 be good Int looks
little sckly from the late frosts Our farmers are
making finish Of cotton planting this week A
lev are complaining that their early cotton has been
u Gown py the frost, while others have not been in.
laEed. The prospect for a stand OF cotton Is con
sidered pretty good. = ~
The Baton Rouge Sugar Planter Of Saturday saws
The weather is growing very warm, though windy,
aud our crops promise hnely.
The river still rises, and the telegraph informs ms
that L Is doing the same thing higher up. We begin
70 teel rather skeered y If It only comes up ttle
more, q splendid opportunity win he afforded the
Sugar Planter office OF taking aquatic excursion
down South. Very pleasant trip during the summer
moatis--F4yi
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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
4 SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
+ VANDlEMAN'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.
Postage TO South Pacific: Letters, 34c.; papers,
Sc.
nsrPostage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet Or private
ships, 80 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.
81 Postage to Peru Letters, 22o.; papers, &c.
as-Postage to Bogota New Granada:) Letters, 1885,;
papers, &c.
aa- Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco; l0c., prepaid.
R8 The postage to places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter,
S4cents; and on each newspaper, cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
a5- The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China (via San Francisco is, on
each gleletter, 10 cents, payable in advance
The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers etc., the do
maStir rates ApDly. s. r. MARKS p M
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans.
he itremembered that this 10th March, 1883 before
suoscrber Justice Of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally Charles Briggs President H.
vier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual company
New Orleans, who being duly according law
pose and say that the above and snd
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
Il. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Bwornto and subscribed before this 10th March,
A. D. 1858. O. NJ BRADFORD,
secondJus Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have pay interest
cent the outstanding certificates Of profits
and after the Monday May next to redeem on
and after that date the scrip issued the year
under the provisions OF their charter cash capital Of
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
scrip dividend Of FORTY-TWO PER CENT. on the net
earned Of the ending February 2s 1885,
which certificates will be issued and the rsi day
june 1883. CHARLES BRIGGS President
- A. OARBIERE, Vice President.
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Jefery's DOuble-Acting Suction and Force Pump
toith India Rubber Ball Values


Suitable for Sugar Cotton Plantations Draining Excavs.
tons Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings. etc.. ETC., etc.
The subscriber having been appointed for this
Tor the sale Of Jeherys Improved Double
India Rubber Ball Valves is prepared receive
and furnish This valuable invention patented
York State Fair, held Elmira in that year. intro
dueing this Pump to this community the undersigned
confidence that his Efforts to bring into general will
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls India Rubber for
Pump Valves will at be thinking mind
Their nperyiousness and their yielding
certainty Of operation and perfection which cannot
be attained by the Of other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility with which the
and replaced the compact FORM renders this the
and desirable Pump In Every Planter Ship
Captain should possess Of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes moment be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine
Size No possesses capacity Of forcing 20 gallons
ute. Price so.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing gallons per
ute. Price 1876.
Size No 4possesses capacity of forcing rs gallons per min
ute, Price $50.
And larger Sizes suitable Dry or heavy Drainage
up to capacity of 800 gallons minute
construction and be expected Nos
iraby adapted Sugar Houses for forcing
lasss and the ordinary 10 which Pump generally
Piled while for redeemng swampy Lands the No. nds
The subscriber feels convinced that when these PUMPS are
they will speak for themselves or later
they will go into general use
Samples of Size No. can be operation c. O. Bier
Co.'S NO. s3 Camp street, Price Couloh's No. l07
the office of the undersigned ara in
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent
firavip gfraat
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What Is the difference between the Pope's barber
and an insane circus rider One is shaving Roman,
and the other is a faYing Snowman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-05
THos. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President
MILLINERY

reN MRS. 1. JEFFERS RESPECT a ~
6fftuy informs her patrons that she reopeUed on 9/Z
* Monday the 23i inst, her old stand al the fs3
corner Of Camp and Julia Streets large and mar. gk134
nheent assortment of PARTISAN MILLINERY and FIS1Y
GOODS. $50 -N-'S
An extensive variety Of every article in the Millinery bus
ness VIII be found al her establishment Ali business entrusted
" neI wiz oe altehuel 70 WIN promptness. MA In
,ys4N NILS. ROBERT, No. II CHARITIES ~ r.
SAHSTREET respectfully informs the Ladies thathNNA
~ she mas received from Paris l1u
Millinery aud latest style Goods comprising ladies' V'up
Burnous. Coaks. '' '''ts'
Manullas White and ChAntilly Iaces
Embroideries, Furnishing Goods
Jouvin Gloves, Artificial Fowers
Ball Head Dresses
,r,,,, ,,.,,,r Wells and Voilettes
Imitation Jewelry,
.-D-- -. Childrens Caps etc.
Paris. - ~ D''"9'S n, I'm
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CHARTER
or rHK-
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.


the undersigned having agreed unite for the eoustruc
ton Of railroad and other across the isthmus
Of fehuantepec under the several given for
that by the Mexican Government called Guray
vided determined for that purpose
under Legislature of the Louisiana the
l4th Of March, 1850 entitled AN for Organization
corporations for works Of public Improvement utiy
to-wit:
ARTICLE I.
The corporation shall he called the Louisiana Tehuanepec
Company, and by that shall have power authority
first to have and enjoy succession by their corporate
for the period OF second
be sued in their third make
seal fourth hold receive purchase
der their property both and PERSONAL fifth
their may requre sixth
establish snch for the reguA
ton of the affairs Of the corporation
proper.
ARTICLE II.
The said corporation is established for the purpose
struetng carriage road from the head navigation the
Coatzacoacos river point the Bay Of
Pacific Ocean, and Of constructing also railroad from
Coazacoalcos TO the Bay Of Venoa according the
dftionS OF said grants the Garay and Soo
enjoying and conducting the
river according the and conditions of
to admit associates under this charter such
and their assigns shall hereafter
stock upon the and conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock Company be ten millions Of
dollars divided shares of
shall be appropriated as follows, viz:
eOO shares eight millions OF dollars shall be subscribed
and paid for aa hereinafter provided
20 900 she millions dollars full
paid stock and delivered the who
the title 10 said Garay and Soo grants, under the
Of trust executed by p. A. Hargous for himself
representing the rights of r. 2. Ftleonnet holder
Of the Sloo grant under the decree Of the Mexican
Government
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-05

10 EFtttG SIERRA PROVED @ GALVANIZED
IL IRON kEFRiGERArORS practical and scientific
prnepes The best snd most article in use for
They arranged tina. the ice slowly through
shelf and being confined from the eetcs air.
Keeps Them NJ the coolest point causing the rerxerang
nuence TO be the same throughout the whole apparatus This
IL effected by the drppings from the which is In all
other fegeratore They the top
neat piece Of furniture placed any rool
had without additional ice These RefrgcFssos expert
ment They have been operation upwards
ten tho eradication of those who have
their certificates will show ard the approved
before the public The improvements recently added by which
the most perfect ventilation Is insured, saving Of ice
has been obtained, frigd produced durability
effected certainly place them IN anything
offered FOR public patronage
GALVANIZED IRON
Has heen substituted for the shelving lieu Of
enabling offer them entirely free from
corroson and consequently void Of hat dsaReeahe odof
which has heretofore teen most IN other regra
tors In addition 70 their being vastly superior 10 others
owing 70 their convenient unequaed prin-
cple, they serviceabe is conceded that
Galvanized Iron IS durable than other metal
not affected By acid, salt water, etc.
For sale by
MIC Sun FLINT A JOINS "A and 40 ROYAL street
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Addison says the seeds Of punning are in all
men, Only think what a calamity il would be
should they al germinaiel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-05

COTTON SEED-COTTON sEED-FoR SALE
~ and IN store, superior lot Of Mexican and BOYD COTTON
SEED. Apply to WILLETr WILSON,
fe26 ON AT Lusk Cos, Nc. z Front IT.
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I ARGE SALE OF TOWN LOTs-I Will

I ARGE SALE OF TOWN LOTs.L WILL,
ener or sale NJ public auction IN the city Ragsdae
alias Meridian on TU ESDAY and WEDNESDAY ~ i5,h
and 10th OF June next, about Five Hundred I,ots ~ 49,
The place Is situated within three quarters ies Of
the center Of Landerdae Miss the point Of inter
section for The southern the Mississippi and Alabama and he
Northeast and Southwest Alabama Railroads vino bc MAN,
aud Ohio Railroad is chartered and no donbt viii H.
built from AID place direct TO the city New Orleans
Anoiher line oil railroads Il being rapidly constructed
and some orll IN running operation from north western
portion Of Missouri Grenada Miss via Little Rock and Mem
phis pointing direct the city Of Rsgsae II Is abont s
miles from Grensda 10 the city of Ragae The construction
In air line Of roads from the city Ragsdae and Tie
northwestern portion Of Missouri Il hardly probable Thai he
citizens Of Noodle, aud the country along line will remain
le much longer, and not complete line Of such mag
nitude. $3.50 's
Thus Il is that three the longest lines of railroad IN
world will the city Of Ragsdale the one from
Missouri That completed with the others cars will come
In from seven different directions and will placed In
direct communication with nearly place Of Importance in
Maine ~ s VI
The trade that pass through said nlace ANN
ally, will doubtless hundred millions Of money The
amount OF travel conceive Of Roads could not he
constructed the rich and NOM.
lous Of East Mississippi Alabama more ee
taally than being built will al said Mace The
courthouse will doubtless be here The pure air and
water sandy soil and unuat country around make IL one
where. -
Many the enierpsine intelligent and wealthy persons
In the COUNTRY have already determined to move here
The place being and possessed superior advan
sge rare inducements offered for profitable
Institutions Of learning merchants manufacturers mechanics
CAPITALISTS and IN short persons engaged in nearly every variety
II Atlanta Ca with cars going in from four different
directions has city ofnear inhabitants In few
years what may expect Of the y Of Rsgsae the
cans coming in from different directions on the longest
lines % road IN the world and the richest prairie
countries in the South 20 support heTi
a. law2n&w L. A. RAGsDALE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-05

1lHE IMPROVED McCHEsNEY WASH
Il ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale by the sub
scriher Orders left At 70 Apollo street. 29 Magazine
IN Box 40 Meehanies Exchange at the grocery
james Collins, IS Apollo street. where specimen SEEM
will be promptly attended All ask public Is fair
trial. and i they do give satisfaction tas
No a Annl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-05

q PRIESrLEY ~ BEIN, 50 AND 81 CAMP
~ STREEI, importers and Dealers in HARDWARE
L ~ CUTLERY IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE
~, have now well assorted stock of Foreign and Domes
VIC dWarei Cutlery, English and American Bar Hoon Sbs,
ana Boiler Iron, which they Offering for sale al low
are agents for Hman Brothers Premium Tennessee froD
At the Rolling Works the Cumberland rivsr
liner iron By test has proved itself superior any other
Are also agents ofG L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell Ma.uf,
and OF New Jersey Copper Company "N'0'Si
neihNie the attention OF the country dealers pansr. -,
stock. " vs. ss "Aa wei IN assorted
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REEAATha ESTATE FOR SALE ON TEN YEARS,

n EAL ESTATE FOR SALE ON TEN YEARS,
HAL Square OF Ground, we'll improved with gnod ,
pwellng and outhouses. in fine order Situated %
& street and very convenient the omnibus and rail
station Terms one fourth cash. the balance one n
very hne Squares Of Ground eligbly Situated In
son Oi' one Magazine street. and the other on SSesn,
street. both under good and very high gronnd %
one MIN cash and the balance to ten years s'
squares OF Ground the Depot the New Orleans
1AShsun aud Treat Northern Railroad
and the balance at tea years '' e'Ni'u CASH.
Z % further particulars, apply to
1874 @. J. WHEELER, % Commercial P1acs
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EW-mo j. E. MATTHEW'S d CO.-CAR.
SS4-sfS RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary for
e12 Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale
AXIES suitable for Cane Carts and Drays with Lneh Pins
and Nuts. Al No. 1856 raver SIT New Oreaus "
A NDEhSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
"A CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERl'S DOUBLE
AGTlN1 SUCTION AND FORCE lPUMP. WITH INDIA
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A MERICAN AROMATIC BITTER coz

A MEXICAN AROMATIC BITTER COR
"A DlAi-fhis Cordial whose delicate
unsurpassed is the successful tonic restorative known
IN eases Of general debility and complaints restores
the appetite nygorates the action and functions Of sto
aeh and thereby prevents dyspepsia often brought by
continued attacks OF the prevalent complaint Of hot
and humid climates Said Cordial may be administered with
equal efficiency to the infant and the aged by following the d.
rectons printed the label Of each and its agreeable
taste is net the least Of its recommendation
This Cordial has been introduced general use in the prn
cpa eoieehouses of this CITY, such Sazerac Gem Ruby
the Age etc. far superior Boxers Stomach Btes
celebrated throughout the United America and there
be doubt that all who tasted the American Bitter
cordial give the preference all other Bitiers
use. For sale by A. A. PEYCHAUD
No. los Royal street.
b. TURPIN,
- = IS Old Levee street.
d2 an - EKcbsDSe ahsv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-05

s-<aN NEW FALL CsOODS-NRs NOR . =,
~ ION l6l foydTas street, has just received Es ~.
- from Paris and the North rich Rssortment ~ $&SsA
FALl' BoNNETS Of every style RIBBONS EN- C~<eX
BROiDEkIEs and FANCY GOODS to which NE
attention Of the Ladies' and country visitors 9' so
~ pa Bo1nets cleaned and renewed. Country orders
1890 f-eu' " se2S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-05

WRIGHT ~ CO.'S UAIALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they supply
General Depot Special Agency, No. ISL u Charters
street New La
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mi6 sm fLlNf JOINS. a and "a ROYAL street
TONI-AROIATIC BITTEHS-
CORDIAL. FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS

This highly agreeable cordial IS taken pure and was prepared
by me at the request Of number Of families who had repre-
scented 70 me the Inconvenience resulting from mixing those
ees Of htsrs which be nbbed undiuted the
TIME which they OCCASION and the mistakes made fam gno.
rance Of the mode OF administering them
These well founded objections epabled 10 understand the
True causes which deter from making
excellent and beneficial preparations The one manufactured by
me- be taken pure obyaie ala the faculties alluded TO- Il
nshn ecseous in cases Of general weakness and In
oss Questions generally, and is certain preseVave from
saslusthat fatal disease peculiar and humid eli.
mates II eestaoshes the appetite nvge.aies the general
ss.em snd In line healthy persons who have
acquired q emphatic temperament
ssesses not on the property Of stimulating the
IVY q aiding digestion. II tempted by sumptnous
y ane beyond the bounds Of prudence suffer from
SLOW anu impede digestion small glass this admirable
"go oteso speedy relief aud facilitates Of nature
PERSONS IN good health sy as preseryatve and ple
~. beverage us delicious and render Il such
muse Nh2 are m The habit Of taking lunch and particularly
vi, no an invaluable addition TO this repasi not
qnalitieS - ~'eS4N''N
Inc most delicate combinations from infancy to old a Of
both sexes, may employ without the slightest
directions VIII DC given 70 persons using the hrst time
- A. A. PEYCHAun,
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Emile LASere. Fifty shares
john NJ. Bell...-................... y fty shares.
j. W. Burbridge. ...-....,...,-.... Fifty shares
l.. Warner. .......................F Fifty shares.
lionel @. Levy .......-.....,...... Fifty shares.
W =. Starke.y ...-..................F Fifty shares
Duncan y. Kennel. Fifty shares
Alfred Penn, per nro. Emile LaSere, Fifty shares.
John Slidell per pro. Emile LaSere. Fifty shares
p. A, Bargous
Per pro. j. p. Benjamin One hundred shares,
y Z. Benjamin .tttty shares.
J -. Denegre.. tnty shares.
p. o. Hebert.. Fifty shares.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages the parish
and city Of New Orleans cerhes that the within
recorded this day in his Office in book society No as
New Orleans. August l. 1857. ans
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~yA&AN AUCTIONEER
.-lZ1- Auction sale EVERY SATURDAY al II o'ciool.
A. Horses Mules Buggies ETC. AZ the Toulouse latter
s Stables Toulouse street, between Burgundy and Dauphn
sUeets
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WOLVES AROMATIC sCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
81 Druggists and Merchants, and all dealers any
articles contained in the catalogue, will find their
vantage by calling sending their orders
oe found the OF GENUTNE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States, lowest prices
Please auuress. J. WRIGHT 4 co,
GENUINE DEDICIHE WAREHOUSE,
matt Nos Isl and q Charities street. NewOrleans.
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CUNDRIEs IN STORE
~ 100 boxes Superior Museat Wine
Us quarter pipes Burgundy Port-N Reiv
40 boxes Strawberries IN Juice
10 . Demiohns--l and gallons.
10 0reen Peas whole and half hoxas
Mushrooms, t.oFks, etc.
For sale by GRATIAA, CoMMAGERE A co
oa6 20 Cnstounhouse strsat
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PISTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY
WHITE H ALL,
44.........., 81 Louis street.
Kept by
Mr.. MICHoN.
Mr. MtCH0H respectfully informs amateurs that he has
asl received frm Paris tonr pairs OF excellent PISTOLS
tney are invited to cali and Try the same.
simple and new combination. prize worth from 81 50
70 soy can be drawn both with the pistol and rife.
Tor the splendid Painting and nne Gun. 70 i'm
A ~. PAPPENHEIMER Has RRM0yED
ron No " baEo1ne street to No li5 Canal where he
~ has on hand, and Is receiving a large And
splendid assortment q Rosewood aud Mahoeay pnor
and bea-koom FURNITURE, all selected nv hluaself
which Re offers 70 the public prices 10 mil s
Cal and examine before buying elsewhere. isis sm
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WINES, BRANDIEs, etc
w $50 baskets Moet a chsndon's sillery Champagne.
lO1 NeFgeuay
1870 Gil de Ferdrix .
100 baskets Oscar de Montaigu -
81 oompe de Moubrun .
80 Grand Vim Royal Imperial .
Is Fleur de llery .
. cases Henkeil Cos Sparkling Hook -,
- :. :. s.einwein. ~0''''s "u''"'s''
iSS 5 RsISs.9s%s cabinet,
20 4 casks Brandy-Jae / %
% x 4 and = casks Brandy-Rasteau.
60 s Z and casks Brandy-Harett& Co.'S cognae.
leO casks Marrettis East India Pale lle Ss"'
In bond and In store for sale by S. WOLFE
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY -25 b6ls very old and
Ne JONES, MACKINDER CO.,
ale 81 Grayier street.
A RAAk-2S demijohns Batavia, for sale low BY
as corner Of Gravier and New eS levee streets.
DNESERNED GINGER--s0 cases Preserved din
aus Ger Tor sale BY A D. COCHRAN Hall
c CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS
Just arrived from Charleston, $40 bags COW PEAS For
mis- 1AAALs 81 common S9;; street.
LMONDS-i0O0 bags TaTragoua Soft she'll Almonds for
- sale Dy A. y. COCHRAN HALL,
s IS New Leyee street.
H VA M cases Moot o6andons Vim impe
ais corner Of Gravsr and New @e lsyss street,,
/ (,AeRoLlNA SEED COW PEAS $50 bags Cow
-, A. y. COCHRAN HALL,
nis Is New Ieyee street
SHERRY-2s cases NOutila's Gold Tor SHE ey =
mia corner Of Csrsvier snd Nsv .sves: streets.
STEINWEIN-sO boxes Henkell { Co.'S for sale BY
ais corner Of Grsvsr and New 'S Lsyes streets.
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The Company continues against the pes Of the
loss and damage e nj the
Of premiums
oFTIcE No. 8 Carondelet street.
o. 0AILLARD. President
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President
no -