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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

WINES AND LIQUORS.
DERsONH GOING TO THE COUNTRY FOR TIM SUN.
who critical In thefr make selection
from really Hpe ontor brsndes and Of the bcs
brands Ensiish aud Scotch slcs asd porter wood and
ga segsrs coudmen,a Ac q fair prices, n tbs old sand
a r. II. Messenger a 90, " Fulkon street
n. b. KIRK date junior partner, Proprietor.
DArRICK MCCORMICK HAS NOW LANDING PER
the Rowland at pier IA East river IT'S assorted packages
OF Peavosp brandy fersons DESTROYS 70 purchase that
samples the oce Of r. NC, No. Is Beaver street
New York.
CAMUHL ELLISON, NOS. SOUTH WILLIAM AND
- has In bond $50 cashu Of Abbott sons
London brown stout a ss DOZEN Dicks Edinburgh ale,
Ia doxeu. All kinds Of fine wines brandies gins Ac.
Every article warranted pure imported e. r. n the agent
for Vim Younger Co Edinburgh ale wood gass
Retail and families supplied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01
AsfUsEMENTs.

VIZ AIL4AOKB THEAYRB.
w Doors open nj 7; commence al TX.
TO MORROW NIGHT and AVERY NIGHT until farther
notice. The great piece Of
DKsERKT DESERTED:
Or, THE Last DAYS BRI0AAn YOUNG.
being strictly business Transaction several
deeds involving both ProVhs and loss written peoaly
suit ~ capabilities Of this oopaay-opsras aad chEeSr&
phis-by
THE CLUB
SUPERB AND GOR9KO08 bCsNERY by Rinere
NEW AND sPLBNDID DREaSES
WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EFF NCfBs
anA DELIGHTFUL ExrRAvA0ANoA
I song and dance and merrment has
all the critics The public voice oquAe1
the stage.
full aad eosnt eAous been engaxod and ne hAuee
eempses several OF The leading danseusos OF he ROMA
TROUPA thrso Of principal dancers ct Her MAiesVss
AeAho, LsndOn, end twenty four eAoryphoeA
CAST OF OHARAUfkR0
MORAONo.
Brigham YoUnS, Prophot. 1an q pars q ~ ~
aces0nuc and operate turn Of mnd. Mr. Blake
Young Brigham his snpp0oo1 v be) M. Pnxs0s
Aoer frAu Af Se01oo
hAoor kImoAA ~
Ia = hyo0 Ar Dooo8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

EoR LIyERPooI@THE MAGNIFICENT NEW CLIP.
II per ship ORIENT. Captain Hill. will sail TO morrow
Her state sccommod atoms superior ship In
port and warranted 70 make the passage In fourteen days
FOR passage apply board X. COLLINS Co. At the
o1ce on pier No. North river.
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rslacspel NlaA Mals aa h. !ses tAe d ny ~
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ssnd hersssk Ates = sasot ~ ~ 3 ~
s.eme pl.ee ~ AZ is - -
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she l6sh dsy Ri iSsS ss. MI 81 A. p. sf Il ssS
~. M.ysn bon ~ 0f = ~ 49, III 1ad
NO i MI - puit oF ot&ef "A IN haS5AG
Nss1ccnaaeaeed " - ~ & nllS ,
- ecured by saia y, 81 nay Is n 4ss
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
AND ALL DISEASES 81
The Lnngs and Throat can BE Cared ~
INHALATION.

!" HIGH conveys the remedies 10 the Cavi-
w ties in the lungs, through the mir pas
Fages, and coming in direct contact with the disease
eutralises the tnbercular matier, allays the cough
.auses = free and easy expectofatidn, heals tie
lungs, puri6es the blood, imparts renewed vitatyfo
the nervous system, giving that tone and energy %
Indispensable for the restoration of health rs be
able to state confidently that Cons0mption il cnrahls
by inhalation, Is 70 me q sonrce 81 0nalloyed plea
sure. IL is as much under the control of medical
treatment any otheE formidable disease ninety
ont Of every handfcd can be cured IN the FRS,
stages, and fifty per cent Ia the second but la tho
third stage il is impossible TO save ni0re than ave
per cent for the Lungs are 90 cut BIZ the disease
as to bid defiance to medical kill Even, however,
in the last stages, Inha affords extraordinary
relief to the suffering amending this fearful scourge,
which annually destroys niney-ive thousand persons
in the United States alone aud correct calcuia-
tion shows that Of the present population Of the
earth. eighty millions are destined t. gill the Con-
sumptive's grave.
Truly the CULVER Of death has no arrow Is fatal as
CONSUMPTION. Ii all ages il has been the great enc
my of life, for it spares neither age NO sex, but
sweeps off alike the brave the beautiful he grace
fu and the gifted. d By the help Of that Supreme
Being from whom conleth every good and perfect gift,
am enabled to offer to the afflicted permanent and
speedy cure id Consumption. The ffst CAUSE Of
tubercles is from impure blood, and the immediate
effect produced by their deposition in the lungs il to
prevent the free admission of air into tho Ar cels
which causes weakened vitality through the entire
system. Then surely il i most rational d expect
greater good from medicines entering thecavlies Of
the lungs than from those adninistered through the
stomach ,the patient will alwRys end the lungs ifee
md the breathing easy, after inhaling remedies.
Thus, Inhaation Is local remedy, nevertheiess II
acts consiitutionay, and with more power and csr-
tainty than remedies administered ~ the stou,ach.
To prove the powerful and direct influences Of this
mode 81 administration, ehloroform inhaled win e.
tirei destroy sensibility Ia lev minutes, raiys;ne
the entire nervous system, % that limb may b
ordiaary burning eas Win DESTROY lie il nv hours.
The Inhalation 81 a,scnia viii rouag m systen
when faiutine OF apparently dead 17hS odor 81
manvse IL The mcd,c;nasgis nartehl;hls IN ~ .lirs:
fsw minutes alter being inhaled .and nav Is ;mnea;-
ately detected III the blood. al cav ;bcna nroof 81
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NTH " without IN. tave, Al the't New
xcale and Impfpyed Action, u power md compass N
toyse equali0g the grand, wth lhs 6slny and dasn-
billy q ny square piano. The Fress I'D fryt M
M Mastsss hsve Justly fsm oqual II not
sspsfior ~ nv other nake They ~ gssra1tesd u
stand the acfion of every climate.
HORACE WATERS MEIODE0Ns
4 Tuned the sgnl tempafa ment), superior ii sach
esrable ~ agent for III IN az M. and
q. ~ smith's celebrated Mslodeons ean NJ 5uts
nish Melodeons n III other makers Pyicss kDap
so SIPS; III Two sets 81 reeds. $50 two hsuks
|of seys. $1oO; Oman pedal - nelodsoas. 437c
/ Music. on oflhe largest and bess eataIoc.s,.ss
[of Music nov published sold ii greatly rsiseed
prices. MSic sent 70 wherever ordered, post raid
Pstso1al atsntion paid 70 III orders received By
neil. Second hand Pianos taken ia exchange ii
|nsw. Cata)ogues sent by mail. Gfsat induos,nsnts
Us ,re.s u sen tie above. IN liberal dis.
|cosnt q dss;ss teachers, ssminarie. dclergyen
Each innrunsnt guas .nteed to gi.-se aat.ssctlon
Tor Purcha se-mouey refunded. Secondh hand isno'
|at great bargains constantly instorei prices ii 50
|to 4l4O. PiaDoa tuned and Ispaired, polished
Ibsxed. and moved! s'ss Il III lsss 1 4
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
OUR PRINTING DEPARTMENT..
| 900 Cards for So so Other kinds of
Il Printing ID greatly Reduced rates /!

OUR PRINTING DEpARTMENT
/, nnn ,- ~. ~, - 60 80
I,UUV Caros TOT w 1Fner KINDS OF
Printing ID greatly Reduced rates
- .....,.
" nasY noN "a na. con.1a1a.y ron !.
n,ns e ouI once, ana farming on all
KINGS O Pr'ntlngs from Une-L.ne lard e NAM
motn Poster. Having purchased the exclusive right
,or the CITY q g. raal % use ofdcas ce'ebsated
FlRr,rLI GARD FkEss, when prints, counts and
cuts Ten thousand Cards Per Hour we arc abb TO
furnish Cards at Lower frlce than any otheres-
taONsnment N the state. and printed m superior
manner Particular attention paid 70 Bili-ideadss
Circulars, ETC.. etc.
Nearly four years ago the THE MINNESOTA
WEEKLY TINES came before the public, and from
that period to the present has been battling for the
cause Of Freedom and the Rights Of Man, regardless
of the ties Of Party Or the sneers and bes Of part-
ran leaders BY pursuing constituent and straight
forward carer, bya persistent devotion to Principles,
Il has its way to public favor. ard notwithsand
ing it is the youngest Of the city Press, has attaia-
ed very large and rapidly increasing crculation-
This has been accomplished not by eyssem Of self
laudaion, but by Ire spontsneous patronage &c its
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lSI,su n b 4 / i 8

SO packages chewiag plug tobacco, 81 qsa itiss,
~ boxes smoking tobacco, Goodwin u MugrNy,
~ 70 ssams wrapping paper, four sises,
100 Mills percussion caps, g b @g E4 III IN
10 sacks assorted shot, sE sss
. 10 boxes cannister rife powders
8 kegs blasfiag powder, sis ID nv ssslSs w u ~
$50 kegs Bostoa aails, ever size ~ IL gsis g. II
"A Do wrought Do i; " sSS
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Begging. Sc. Sc. Be-. Sc,
ALL Of which be offers at the lowest
tasli rates, and he begs the citizens 81
ile Upper Mississippi, who come Z ST.
Paul to purchase such articles, 10 give
him = call before purchasing elsewhere.
81. Paul, March, N, '57. n6af
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fIODacC0s Nig ~, @JIly0 lJli,
Lard Oil, Fish Oh, Lamp Oil,
Preserves of allakinds, Lemon Syrup,
Ginger Syrup, Raspberry, Flavor
Ing Extacts, Maccaroni, Yer
macelli, Farina, Beans.
Mustard all kinds
of Spices, Pi-
~ q b { . ],
Chocolate, Cocoa, Tomato Catsup, Pep
PEI Sauce. Soda, Cream Tartar,
Wash Boards, Brooms, Bed
Cords, Clothes Lines, &c,
Bnc kets,. III b J,
Cloth es Pins,
Lead, Pow
der and
Shot of all
kin a., Percus-
sion Caps, Wicking
and Irvine Bags, Batting,
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-06-03
100 Bill loui,
WI lN Ssa cEs ~
Il n 1llhlusaR 0nlr d

Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Teas,
Coffee. Sugar ,tof an kinds, Cider Wac
Igar. Iolasses. Soar, Candlss. salera-
Itus, salt syI' IN y 5ss D I.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
ta Orleans aiIg Crescent.
~ lNTELLIe nc.
InnspAY. 0ctober 6.l

TUESDAY, October q, 1858.
Yesterday the weather was warm, with several
showers Of rain which was much needed on the
4eyse. Business On the Levee was quite active.
owing 70 Tie arrival Of several large cargoes Of cot
ton and ether produce.
ARRIv The Bayou Lafourehe packet Latte
Capt. JobnJ. Brown, arrived with rs hhds sugar ],
including 20 OF The new crop and sundries to order.
The regular Wednesday Fort Adams and Coast
racket sallle Robinson, Capt. e T. Gross, arrived
With 994 bales cotton, 50 half bbls new molasses
She leaves again on Wednesday at II n. to the
minute
The yicksburg o. s. mail passenger packet Prin-
cess, Capt Nv. @. Wilson, arrived with 1907 bales
cotton She leaves again this evening at o'clock,
IS usual,
The Magnolia arrived from yieksburg with 1885
bales cotton
The Laurel HiIl arrived from Bayou Sara with 1856
bales cotton.
BOATS LEAvING.-P Princess for YicEsburg. This
splendid. swift and very popular passenger packet,
IN charge Of the experienced and popular Capt W .
O. wilson, leaves this evening with q. S. mails for
Yieksburg, making all the usual landings and con-
meets 81 Yicksburg with the Rosbuck, which will
take freight for allaudipgs on the Yazoo river, as
high up as Greenwood. OF the accommodations of
fhe Princess we cannot say too much she is perfect
in every respect. Her officers are gentlemen of ex-
peeienee and poiteness. Messrs. James Izod and
John Clark are always to be- found in the office at
tending to their business.
/. I Kennett for St. Louis.-At P. H. to-day,
positively this splendid packet having been nnavofd-
ably detained on account OF the inolemency of the
weather, will positively leave as above, in charge Of
HE popular Capt Isaiah RUSSELL with the eyeratten-
sive and accommodating Mr.. R. s. Morris in the
olfile Her cabin accommodations are the very best
Passengers going by the q N. Kennett viii be sure
10 connect at Memphis and Cairo with the railroads
for all the Eastern cities. We can recommend the
L M. Kannett and her gentemanly officers to all
who may be desirous Of passage mp the Mississippi
today.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

BosTON-ship Caryle-smtH, Cooper too P Petes
6En-G Inddeeke &co Price, Converse fC5G Il Sioromb
Rea--rriGe L HathawHyE noungl-HeHd, Masia Ee0J Ii
Ashbrdge &to-E Hart &co-L StureFant kruJ II a N
MarkB-C Il Br0dShaW uueschtss Bros Seo-R i q Nea=
haGghliu-Bowca Jusop-tinmls i 1laus-FaSe Blos-GE
Gate Acu-NhcGer Il Blake-t3raen Grump-Iheu Shute-
a d Gref Sto,i Adams &5b-S \ Moore te6-ClBrt Mes
by &co- Carroll Holmes EcpA NJ II pkius EroR Is AUeQn
Eaton Heulessn-Iohn Watt Eru-boenig 4 &amecaef b
Salth--Butkuer, Stanton 4 NawnaHgDSt keo-tisenH q
Hall 4 nilldrsih- Wright Eeo-R " Eyne-deyer Holt
Labit n GhArnantier-I Could uco-S ,mpsUH u
Beeua-Behee ScoL Ganuefih Son-Ghastet liaru-ftr-
rill j IataaN Whitngy-Payna, Steele Sto-aud order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

LIVERY SUGAR PLANTER IN FHE STATE
Il sboutd procure OF Aaes STAR PANS for making
SUGAR,
Id is the LATEST and BEST improvement the SIMPLEST
and GFEAPESp and mhnes all the advantages heretofore
By any other invented either for the purpose Of
evaporatng the cane Juice, OF gmnuatng,
Can pr41tCa operation Mr. Daniel Edwards
Enlistment, Nos q, 70 and - New Leyee street.
anl3 Sp3m Il, 0. AMEs, Paientes,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

Ship Carlyle Simpson days from Boston, to 4 Fosdiek
Brennan Snip Achilles Sordeholtz Liverpool Aug I'd, TO
Wsrnekin & Kerchof.
Sohr II Strong, -, from Charleston
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
OFFICE or THE CHIEF Or PoLIoE,

city ap Orleans foc
tenun1 dTH month O.
rtcs Qf herr arrest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
HARDWARE.

ss~Aeents for YosT Pillow AND scEApER-lsfsn Of
the ApyIJ No II MAGAZINE STREET, corner of Common
stree, New 0rlsans ol Iy
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nEPOT DU PREMIER DISTRICT-II n etc
~ conduit Depot de Ia Vile Premier District Ere
ret entire les rues Lafayette ct Poydras--
200 Pier es Cares pour pavage.
Un lot de Lest.
81 dams dix iours lis pas recames lis seront venns
enchere pubtqne Ru dit endrot e MERCREDT Is Octobre
ISIS, 10 heures du matin.
G. 0. FLETCHER, Conmssaire des rues.
NOuvelle- Orleans, % Octobre, 1858. se3U or7 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Par8h Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
BgitreneDbersa thaJ this 18th March 1855 before the
u1scfbq OF the Pence in and for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H. r.
si9t Secretary Of he Louisiana Mutual Insurance company of
New Orleans ho being dur sworn, according law, do lie
pose 8GG say th3 above and and
cgrrart lr8ns Crpt from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Prssiden
q. P. JANVfEE, Secretary.
BvarntC subBcrDsd before .hE 18th day Of March,
A, o, 1855. G. N. BRADFORD
Second Justice Of the Feaee FOR the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved 70 interest Of six
per cent on the outstanding certificates profits
4ui after me acoud Monday in May uaNt and ra9eer
after that date the scrip issued Of the S55 re5erynE
under the provisions their charter cash capital Of five
hundred thousand dons and they have further declared
a scrip dividend Of FORFYTW0 PER CENT on the net
premiums Of the yenr ending February Is 1853, for
which certificates will be Issued Rnd after the 8cfdry Of
June 1853. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. OARRIERE, Ylos President,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
ge@ Orleans gtlCpen EIarRtt.

y
In money matters thu week commences very quietly Moth
M n bis ,s racaint5 n cot On we're tolerably heavy
III u srnaIv IT band Tbers yare
.a,rs Il rai fa spBiejent u Nv the dust Til
some 's9 saoWss :. isl, ,o viii ts,5
~ sa sts1,,s ii cottop 5ybis, M V
III XIV, NJ AZ b Tbe weather for The
,iirt ma faan li that could have been desired and
M 80 ras,ls an tle general ras1InDion of business
"e7EAli Arsi VT $50 & I'M s, ,r.,. 4
N making up he annual statement q coton q the osn
gfas II has been wonder that York City should be
5ed Is ,e ereat center Of the annual statement It is
's5t'usN = - 49, tz, ~ IA, ,rz..r
about time is dependence saoud re shaken Oh ehd hough
cur peYnea altogether lii the financial We had come to
a. Il. ,ata nm i,c statement orsayes. hui our re
NY y y 80, r,.4 ,,-,
spcted coteporAy o. the New orleans rElcs Sufteh
mat hereafter The statement will up them and in
a o New York Bgures We shall have them a.
sS y !. -. u ~ oz,t, s.7s.
nome Gun contemporary N s1eiaaue u tAe 1' 5S
have often been solicited by our commercial eqds 70
make up Of the Cotton crop Of the United
States Ill tie close year Heretofore cir
ensces beyond control prevented us from comply
ing with the wishes of f5nd but we now give pub e no
that will hereafter make up the statement q desired
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

TERNGTU&Es'. ,Hibbnrd,s wild CHAR,
Pslryg Dest Shot s6 iinPsy yeEs4oie ys2og5s
JhyHss 5ome' ioodand,s GsEman 0Tygsnntad
D. A. rohno sSSs Cologne % S9s4f aay Wa.r
aAIsY anil ~ + s T 52s M rs T MsenF Fun
7igtar aIsaat If wtd0herry Brown windsSr
5@sLR ST. A R55sa 5og 9 oee,qica
acIas H2nrrfp 1 %@5SY q 4ga 4, e3 Gs9s'
5.Ssscs E Pa 2sy g9 5s' Il VA
S sEb aP os2s 2@,g6 s sy[nR Iii rlLL&
yyB, af5sa r Of w5cbsrrv og Iii re9 %
4yeyis Cherry Peetsral perris st15notare Gb5,T
aySS E 515S9, toT"0'' s s.,.
S5s ssGt ge r J"Sne hsns "iaer oamo
NH ar5iTar GsTs gg rItF5gr~5s t,-, st,
ads55 cherry Ezpsctoan BrHce veeaS6s So6Es
4on%9n,s Iodlsa %, Coopef'a 6oye!'s Rben@sao
Il n ges59L K a ,s3.+s -leSith
SAEs SFIEIhL48. AlG54sI1 Alns H55ger,s
~ y't . 5 To6.,s,a,s .1Ag&4SF's Slg9Ffgoae4
ssndg's ,pi.F,iu "' r'sN
Old Jacob Townsend 4adv,s Rood Irqoldsb71s Pile
FTgaSagps sgs7 Essfa257, aasons
a'"S rasf.noary 25s s,s aI,tqa5 5siy Female
aygott,s yellow 35c f4st SI lgayESyS
Pf STttRS l%559s,e MI d1t$3i r.S.
gy.,l,s ztr.-rfLr, '" II ~ - w. e.
Egsas $Fea'ataaniag ehaons y1ss, Batsbeor,a,
." BSas' , ,asS III III
aHaPe's Indian Jsynes aa5rteer taet Iuda
AL'2 5rbis adhesive Dr. 5.e. p3Ia5r S go
r, 74oI9%g%,' Afnie9' H. , a54'
s:src5p M1ssnE Tarrsnt,s ESiis NJ Fbrssrb
E7a,r'1lsy j, ,t{,,. $500 y' Sr. tsLu54+b'
"''' F4rt II W az '-s''' tViIs 19 Jir,
Hasss,s I,yoris siterg.ie iPovz6ar7
sIor,e,g H5rye md 3o1g 5oln9, + WIN VIVA
As3tngsTff s,.r, r rfts so1gegs Agt
99rfira,s Horse tIrart5. tn. e.3zS,'
Yerchgstra darg}ag iNcSTan,g Fjf59rof C,Dfprs
Cherokee Railways Ready ReIa..
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THos. E. ADAMS, Chief Of Police.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WRIGHT 81 GDs7S CATALOGUE or GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines, which they Simply
Druggists and Dealers at Prupret0I's lowest who'll prizes
Senere Depot Special Agency, No. q gharastg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

ASNABUHGS AND COTTON YARN
- 40 bales COTTON YARN, assorted sizes.
40 - OSNABURGS. ShAw's Factory
llU IHuNeEdale
foF sale on favorable terms by mi N
j. b. VALENTINE & CO.
tt@9 81 Common street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05
STREET CONVERSATIONAL

| 7. ID,
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| III - rg,--.., r>v,s,Vg,y.
2 4 AGE4E1 4 SN1-,A- -S--, = -
/ TNVRST DISTRICT POUND-Wns brought
T1Iia " aa az iro 5S sreets Is eStrays
. 1 ono i While t's she kid
Que white he goat.
On aS g so 1t public auction IL sad pound on MON
DAY. Qeober llth 1855 at y o ,SES A NJ
| ne" o'''a''' g. o. FIE6HfER Street Commissioner
Bes1s'eFe1 ssP'e'noe q ioo n i rrTsFtBERGER
49, ~ H. p i w ~
U1PAVE DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-II a
10 dbp6t epayes Premier District
in bone blanc
ies d aninaix ne son{ pasrclamee dams ours ct
frais payt il seront vendas saS65re Pubaae aa dit
g. g FIEca a e So agas les ruos
Nouyelle. Orleans, q septembre 1858. SEES oc2 10
FIRsT DI I giI TI,.. CITY ~, D4POT--Was
bpt,ssn ystt and S sP0'' VI ie' street.
zOg f9aSs ~ P 3SIs Scenes
~ aij il ~ M " Sel Wye ; IN , Were
NE ESD os October Is 1885, at 10, - O'clock A NJ
ne" of4eats SEPT singer f Fl IA , iSS2
Registered September ~ 1889; t,rrsz1 pr,,ct,p
deputy comptroller
- $1,000, -, - - ..-.
o7S9it m s6ot ~ T. viz " r = E S
ret t., entire les rges Lafayette ct Poydras-
IN lot de Lest
enehere pabqn ID t enro i MERGREDI Is oa9o5re
G. .. FLETCHER, Comrnissaire dss rues.
-,o4.s''s.o51ssas = 9sso1Ee, 700 se22 ee- Z
INHittD DISTRICT P0UND-Wns brought
Children streets, esray-
One so'e horse branded on the le shoulder A. v, small
paid viii be sold public At said pound on MON
New Orleans, October !. 1855
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

TUE FIRST ANNUAL SpATEMENW 1F
Il TILE lLTLAENs- MELEAL LASgEANGE G0MEANT

4 THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Citizens Nutu6lInsuanee Company make thsfoowing STATE
Amount Premiums received for the year ending
Premiums on Fire 495 II
do Marine Risks.............,. g6f69 II
90 River ht7ks..e.,.'s.. 54si9 iso,o 40 ~
Less Return Premiums 1872 IS
s,,., so37=5o-7-
Loses pay during the same perio5s IL III 4,
On Eiver RsEs 7,s22I IS
= , -55t , sS5 ~
---5I14 96a d
NJ .5r-od r-,et ~ .,. ,fa,. a5,,
~, No y 1871 5129,9 ls 4s
Bs receivable beis balance Que on subscription o- s.o 8
Que for premiums IN course Of collection ARA y
54ststs4 ~ 3th 3-'4 y
worth oubIe the iry erzen. I998 5g @
Se lpsof 'u.ua' Insurance Companies. 6g o.
- - =
Eotat amount Of assets $50 you y
Parishof Orleans, Oily Of Rev Orleans, {
o saGssr6er stias IF t. e1co n and e parish
3l satg t'rtsaiu personally aPs&Ga Hae 7Siiaa, It'll
ms. - l % deos. md s1 1a he 45ove aeeoans rs usl
5ag. '-- sS''' =slt'8'' T. 80 5.'N'
A searrtaeF, Secretary.
Der, A. b ISL. c. II. BBaDF0aUsJ p.
Iae B9}gdet Directors have declared aF'9@9 @ s3 Per
tho FehaIy ls5s-reserviu the Reliance losses
I tR eo#Fseo OF adjustment.
$50. y. WEST. Vice. President,
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