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TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TnaUANrEPEo oOlIPAaY--

TEaUANTEPEC COlfPAHY--
A NEW ORLgEFs JuIy 30, 1881.
Whereas the report made Board by the President a.
% isl9ta misonto Washington IN gstHeFanee q he gee
enterprise which the obi Of this Company satisfies u.s.
J. That whatever could be made VIII
the owners Of the Geray grams behalf q This Company
That Il was impossible to OBTAIN the mail contract FOR tnt
Company and,
That the title Of the S6o grant moth this Company
other parties having acquired unde rights derived from Mr.
Sio1 without the knowledge o. his Board; and,
Whereas ia the opinion Of this Board the title TO the Soo
grant not being in thia Company the organization q sad Com
has bassto rest and that the longer continuance
Of this Board in existence would deceive the public and posi-
bly, in the prosecution of enterprise that
he accomplished By this Company great dig
credit Of this Board; therefore, be II unanimously
solved.
Resolved That the members Of the Board ssyeray hereby
resign thsrefrom.
Resolved That copy these resolutions published
aHerent newspapers Of this city.
Received, That this Board stands adjourned sine die
certify the foregoing be copy from the minutes
L. HEYLIGER, Secretary.
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]. WEIGHT & co.
IF you WOULD ESCAPE

| r. you WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS,
DEFoRNITY OR PREMATURE DEATH
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Instant NeverFang Aufdote Pain Earth II
WARRANTED
To without smart quicker all other .bng
reieye has absoueand over
the many maades below named which now dsaes ALL other
remediesand medicaskin
!, Stops all pain, even Of Burns, Instantly.
Heals Barns aud even Small Pox etc. free ofscars.
8. Admtsno scald to raise water blister
4. Tskesaway Old Sores fully.
s. subdues llinterna and external Inflammation.
6. Ends Gonvulsions, Collie and Fits directly.
7. soothes Nerves to ease, quet and strength
8. Restores action and strength to Palsed Limbs.
Q. Destroys M0r6caonnstantly
TO- Generatcsnew Flesh rottedthereby,
II. Keeps of Black and Swelling after blows
IL. Dissolves Catarscts and strengthens Sight.
Is. Draws and heals Btsters free Of smart mark.
H. Eeuazes all poson and humor either hereditary
fused by bees hornets mosquitoes reptiles rabd ami
mails, corrupt bodies or plants.
ABSOLUTELY
Now whether the bgo believes or not Fire Poison In
aammaon Modification Tnfecon and Hydrophoba the hor
all men; Tncipent Consumption CONSTIPATION EryBipe
las Cancer inflammation Of Chest or Bowels Pleurisy
Chronic Diarrhea Dy8enery etc. are rendered
easily by child possessing but box Of
this innocent mighty cheap electric rapid antdote uni-
$4,000
WILDE forfeited, ift does nosave LIFE where all medical
sciencefsils.
ILLIONs
Use it lailyin astounded satisiactonaIl praise NONK
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. it has become the Creates,
commercial antidote extant.
Refeto Dr. V. Mott New York the greatest surgeon etc.,
in America, and MI eminent PITY sicfans.
E,-ga 1afrN Fur n r1aurgp r-k,1.r.
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartretstre
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CHARTER
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.

We the undersigned having agreed the consruc
of railroad and other Isthuus
Tehuantepec under the grants heretofore given FOR
that by the Mexican Government,
grants 10
vided determined for that purpose form corporation
Legislature Of the ousana Of the
March, 1855, entitled An for the Of
corporations for Of public and utity
pO-Tit:
The corporation shall be called the Louisiana Tehuantepec
Company. shall have power and Authority
FIRST enjoy succession by their corporate name
the period years. second 70 contract and
poTae sea fourth hold receive purchase and convey
their corporate property both and PERSONAL nth
and appoint such directors and officers
require,
ton Of the affairs Of the corporation be and
proper.
ARTICLE II.
The said corporation established for the purpose Of
structing carriage road from the head Of navigation the
C0aZaCOacos river point the Bay Of Eeutos, in tie
Pacific Ocean, constructing also railroad from said
Casacoacos river to the Bay Of Fento according the
Of grants
enjoying and conducting the navigation said CostEncoaco
river according to the terms and conditions Of said grants and
adult associates under this charter suc
their assigns shall hereafter subscribe and pay
upon and conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock Of said Company shall be ten millions Of
dollars, divided hundred dollars
shall be appropriated as follows, viz:
$4,000 shares eight millions Of dollars shall be subscribed
and paid for as hereinafter provided:
10000 shares millions Of dollars, shall be issued full
paid stock, and delivered to the trustees who hold
title said GaTay and Sloo under the deed
Of trust executed BY p A. Hargpus for himself and
representing the rights Of F. p. Ftronne holder
OF the Slou grant under the decree Of the Mexican
Government.
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srATE oF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Be Remembered that this 18th March 1855 me-
ubcrber JuGiee Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P
yer Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company of
New Orleans, who being duly sworn, according law
and .hat the above
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiien
H. P. JANYIER, Secretary.
Swornto sudHubscribed before this 18th Of March,
A. D. 1853. @. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest Of six
per cent the outstanding certificates of profits,
and after the second Monday May next redeem
and after that date the scrip issued Of the year 1855 eservpg
the provisions OF heir charter cash capital Of
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
q scrip dividend of FORTY-TWO PER CENT, the
earned premiums of the year ending February 1855
which certificates will be Issued and the first day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. OARRIERE, Vice President
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.snnf Rellntra, FIeat >.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR ls5S-oEHcers-Henrg
Bier PRESIDENT Bouemet Treasurer; Thos II. Shields
seerstary Daniel Merritt, Sexton. Cemetery Committee
Harper dillingham;, Gardner Smith aud B. neSilva, Finance
Observation-Disclosures oyeron Bernard Cohen and John
Moran Members-James Furneaux, j. NJ. Winsos, Geld
man. ThCs Keehe and +. B. Maunsen
VAULTS IN ''ODp FELLOWS, REsT,t may hsprocHred
By lppyingt Nj. CORY atSiekles&
al n FELT sPETsoN o. Comprehensive H. n
g Mint and Secretary snfee Odd Fellows 6
ner Of Camp and Lafay etest streets
Price Of yaults-Reguar 10 feetsquae, s15
ditto by feet S75 Vaults double ITO Lodges
s65 ditto TO all others TO- single to Stockholders
S45: to Rllotbers, $50
be opened unless certificate of ownership 30
hrst obtained from the Secretary
Lots hehAd
Oh applicatioHto
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1.-THE following aret the officers members of the Commit
lee for the term extending from July 1928 70 january 1852
Heno Treasurer 81 Camp street, joseph 4 Brown secrs-
fy corner Tua and New streets r. +. w BachmRu,
al ;smp street j. b. Nugou "A Victory street, Geo seymour,
n TchonntonIas street; r. Krantz "a New eyee s.
II Canal street, O. v, JOnte, N Common
street j. II Caldwell A GWondeet stree; y Moss, Custom
II LnHisa street; j. SchWeer st. Ann
Sire near Miro f. Rucks, Poydras and Magazine
strFes; Gha f. Morrison Algers PHI Epge Laurel
and Streets CaSbeTgue, Bourbon j. LedeYer
~ " BFsbiu Commercial Alley W H. Ellis, 81 GTayier
A. P6rte6ns, 65 Tchoupitoulas street.
me Committee holds regular meetings the first Friday
evening in month the Grand Secetafs Oce Odd Eel
lows Hall
ivg3 IN A. N.
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Interior LODGES.

DE soToLoDGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge onTAuFsda
Ninth LODGE No. 81 meets at shreveport wednesda
81, 'EANDRYLoDGE o.2smeets atopelousaton satuF
6LISToE LODGE No, ~ meets at Clinton Ongednesday
TRIS1TY LODGE No. 90 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening.
day evening
fRHiRIE LODGE 81 meets at Washington on satar-
GHENEYyUILE LODGE No Il meets at Oheneyyflit n
Monday evening.
SATURDAY os0D THOMAS. H. SHIELDS Grandseeretary.
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Grand Eucnrr,r1lnent - F.n1,.-,.....

THE r, W. GRAND EFCANPMgvT OF LOUISIANA,
l. o. o. F. meets setni-annually LIST MordaYs IN es-
ry and August ia Odd Fellows Hall Of Camp La
OacL for l6f F. Bragg Most Worthy Grand Patriarch;
r. Dasiiv4 Most y 81 High Priest; J. Fegs, T. VI O. q.
Narden Jam FurBeaUx, r " Il Scribe
v. G. IIeasarer 4. shaw, r. W. G. J. Warden Thomas
keee, w q. Asreha 7. CAVITY, W. e. Sentinel; f1hn
Fra kfoId VI Deputy g. Seminal Johu Orchard R. w. G
Rep to g. Lodge Of o. s..
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FTNF3E1 SOUTHERN RONITsJER-THE MONITOR
pu6shed every Saturday morning in the town Of Pass
Christian. Miss
ToembGce every human interest and to supply ament
mental faculty is its aim Bound theory party
but seeking the highest good all advocating whatever tends
promote the intellectual physical and moral good of man
but exposing evils aud their causes i shall merit and
hope command, wide circulation and influence.
The subscription price only 81 year payable invariably
In advance
Terms CLUBs-Three copies year. So FIVE copies $751;
ion copies, Sl5
To ADVERTISERS The Monitor enjoys a large circulation
throughout the South which renders desirable medium for
advertising. Terms moderate.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
Address all afders to
CHAUDRoN Il DRURY, Editors and Propretorg
myh If Pass Christian. Miss.
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7 SIPORTANT TO EyHEYBODY!!
DE GUINONtS
NOn~EIpIOsEVe Campheue and Spirit Gas
L A N Z A N ID A

MON" RIi lIOstVe OumnElene and SDfrEf Gas
L A NJ 2 An D A \ s.
1t is generally conceded that Gamphene yields the eearest
and most brilliant light Of any known substance and the only
obstacle its universal adoption has hitherto been its explosive
tendency which really be wondered with the anS
now in common The undersigned having purchased the
exclusive right for the sale of these Lamps would respectfully
invite the public call and examine them and Judge Of their
ssY%GA8iPHENE and BURNING FLUID by the barrel or
gallon.
Also County Rights in the States louisiana Mis-.
ssBipp Texas and Arkansas favorable terms Apply
GARPIETTE, SOAKDLING & HILL,
1E 3n N ipnVir 4stra
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CNIaAMPACSNE-GoE GREEN SEAL. WINE
1Drec from Rheims For sale in lots to suit The
trade. Orders received and transmitted by
A. a. NEYINS & CO.,
lalq No. so GraYieg street
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parrish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
BE II remembered that this twelfth day of January 1858
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and FOR the
city aforesaid personally appeared Tho5 Sl9o President and
James Edwards Secretary of the Sun Mutual
pany Of New Orleans who being duly according law
do depose and that the above and
correct trangeTipt from the Books Of said Company.
THOMAS SBOG President
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before day Of
airy, 1855 G. ST. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have resolved pay interest of
Six cent ia cash. the outstanding Certificates of Profits
the holders thereof their legal and
after the second Monday February proxno Also de-
clare dividend of Forty Seven cent earned prem
us Of the Company ending 3st December 1857 which
Certificates will issued March
THOMAS sLoo, President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAMES EDWARDS Secretary.
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sTATE or LOUISIANA, Parish of Orleans City of New
Orleans Be 1t remembered that the Bt day OF May, 1855
before the subscriber Justice Of the PeRe IN and for
city aforesaid personally and appeared A. GhRpea
President and Jules oonde Secretary Of the Union Iusnr
Company of Orleans, who, being duly
ing dcpose and that the above just
a true and transcript from the books of the Com
pany. a. GHIAPELhA, President.
JULES DOLH0NDE Secretary.
Sworn bserbed before me, this 8 dag May 1858
j. W. ANDREWS j. P
ameetn 81 the Board of Directors held this day, II
resolved oseasea dividend of FORTY PER CENT. to the
asura Ash Scrip will be issued after 18th
3aueaexi anaTGRTY PER CENT. to the'Stockholders
tic capital In payable according the 18th section
Gbasr Of fhe Company, and after the 18th day of May
A. GHTAPELLA, President.
JULES DOLHONDE. Secretary
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INSURANCE.
JEW ORLEANS AGENCY or THE

-
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York.
Cash Capital .S6OOG Surplus, $4,000
This Company perfectly responsible for all Losses under It's
Policies and s well known to the Local Companies Of New
Orleans aud Merchants generally many of whom hold Po
cie Of Fire and River Risks ut lowest rates
and 10 per cent return Premiums IN lieu of Scrip
Dividends r.. ". RAYNE, Agent,
No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans.
DIRECTORS:
Charles j. Martin, President;
William l 6Hmsef FRI y Ct A. 4 lawrence Co..
Lacns Hopkins President Imporersl and Traders Bank
William ii. Veiien, firm Of Claim, Geilen { %;
GhGJ s b. Bate firm q G. b Hch lille MorSereau
Levi Stone irrn Of Stone Starr Co;
James Humphrey, firm of Barney, Humphrey Butler
George D; Morgan, firm Of 2. D. Morgan Co.
is6sr5 B y iI@ e os9 K7aE G3 q St Louis
George Bliss firm of Phelps, Bliss d Co.;
5o GS 3e SsIso T m # \ Sesoa Son
I I;.l r y Morton firm 2 Morton. Gtinne, 4 Co..
Ward A. work, firm Of Ward A. Work ( Son
aas % q 1a%r rm Of o Ct "9
Gephss Il norton norton, 5.m q Sor,on 4 Jswst5
%ssss HAIL. Hoyt r% p Of e Jsss y s 5SY c9
LnaS im n Seo $t 6e@ in Exc . To-
Alfred s. Barnes, firm of 4. s Barnes Coz
John B. Hutchinson firm of ]. O. Howe Co, Of Boston
Charles r. Baldwin, firm Of Baldwin, Starr & 90
Amos + Dwight firm Of Trew6Idge, Dwight Co;
John r. Ford firm Of Ford Rubber Company
Sidney Mason, firm Of Mason & ThnmDson
George r Sedman firm of StedmaD, Carlisle Shaw, Of
Cincinnati
John W whinock, firm Of whitlock, Kellogg 4 Garter;
Cyrus Yale Jr., firm Of G. Yale, Jr Co, Of New Or
leans
VIM. R. Fosdck Brm of VIM. R & Chas. b. Fosdck
F. H.. Cosst ftm of Cossiu Hin Il Tailmadge, of Mem
phis, Tenn;
David T. Boyd firm Of Boyd Bros. & Co.. of Albany
(GHARLES j. MARTIN, President
Officers a. F. wILLMARrH, ice.Presiden
% IT, MILTON SMITH, Secretary,
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Encampments In the Tntev,or !

MAGNOLIA NO meets on the ID and liz sa;urdsvs il
each month, 10 Baton Rouge.
g. w. SHAW No. To- the LIST Cd saturiaya IL
each month, in Clinton.
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ANY communication intended the Grand EacarrHssaf
must be directed James Furneaux Grand Sbe
49, w. LANES FuREEAry.
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DIR. Osgood's India ChOlagogue
CURES
and Ague ChS and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Rement Feyers Liver Complaint Jaundice, En-
largement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine was prepared from an exepv.
practceof several yeasn bouscmate and never known
fail curing Fever and Ague any the
med
Those who are suffering from affections of This kind as also
those who have become nvads from their effects upou the
constitution, will find the India Choagogue' most invsua
BILE remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Choagogue in Graduating Bile from
human system, only explain agency in
the speedy thorough and permanent and Ague
aud the various grades ontemten remittentfevers
has been tested in thousands by
all who have used of the greatest Fever que
dies extant.
e snre and for Dr. osgood's India Cholagogue as
there many counterfeis offered for sale.
Foraaein New Orleans, wholesale RETAIL propretors
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street,
General Agents for South.
Silence that Dreadful Cough!
The work of hedestroyer has begun The Lungs are in
danger Resort at onceto
DIR, Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain. Are you mother' Your
daughteryour idoland earthlyjoy-is bed Ian
gushing; her pale cheek and emacated form show that she
fast wasting The sepuchra cough and
sickens your soul tits the
SOUND OF DEATH
THERE'S remedy that win stophe Cough and save herom
the consumptives grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic flush cough feeble limbs tell of earfnere
bodngs and just about enterfe consumption
sheds heRrtrushing blight the futue You
despair An stretched forth youto soothe and
healyour woundedlungs. It's DR.. DAVIS
Compound syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
Itiadmed by everybody that DR.. Davis CompoundsyruP
of Wild Cherry and Tar the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds Group whoopng coughand
splitting of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
~. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
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WILDLY No The LIST and "a Saturdays Of each
month Odd Fellows Hall Camp and Lafayette
streets att O'Clock NJ Officers the present eruJ j.
EoImeHt p; L. Kaiser H Thos. BuTuey W.
CohR, Scribe; Henry Williams, Treasurer; w. W. RsfIyyJ.
W; Jas. Furneaux, Asst. Scribe.
HOBAH No meets the I'd and 4th Saturdays or each
month in Odd FELLOWS Hall Of Camp and Las5ets
streets st O'clock p ~. Ofeefs for the present
Caldwell G P; D. W. G. Campbell r. p: A. W. McTyonaa.
S. W, f. Pilsbury Scribe u. Frauktord J. " Eneas sh
Treasurer.
IA SALE No 5meetz the LIST 80 Mondays in each
month"; in Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and TafaTetta
Streets O'Clock P. NJ Officers The present ern NJ
Field g. P T. L Rercisr H P; Msgner, s. W; r. 4.
Bruce, Scribe; j. g. Weber, Treasurer;
WASHINGTON No 6meets on the I'd aud Ali Mondays II
each month in Magny Buildings Third District O'clock
r NJ Officers for the present terTnE. H Boeliz @. VIM
Brown, H p Charles Wesenburger W. d. Kanz SeriSe5
Il. MilspaHgh, Treasurer T. Kiefsr, j. w.
AYETTE MOI meets Sd Mondays OF each
month in Jefferson Hall Fourth District O'Clock p NJ
Officers the present MuIliere o. p r. Turlev
b. P Lerne s. " J. Barrett serikei L. seiber Treas
" MfRka ] ".
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#TpEHuARTMPEC CIGARs--25O0a MADE or
4 choice Fubacee, at s25 pe Thousand for SALE Nv
G, A. PICKETT,
tyla IS ST. harles street.
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NEW ORLEANS. May 6, 1858,
eee9Hay appeared before John w Andrews, Justice Of
t see for the Parish Of ureant State q Lousapa p D.
winnie, Tteasurer the New Orleans Savings institution
WING Being duly dep1ses that the above statement is
Aaa e0grect transcript from the books Of said Institution
n n. WRITER'S.
sn and subscribed before the 9Th day May 1883
JOHN W. ANDREWS,
Third Justice Of The Peace.
The Trustees have declared sixth semannual dividend at
he W 81 elk cent per aunnm in accordance With the By
Lsvs forthe six nOntbs previous to the 1stinsaRt
9e Dividend due each depositor will be paid in cash
= PLACED 70 bis or her credit as may preferred.
SAM JONES, Jr, Secretary.
New Orleans, May 6, 1858 myS
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THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT

HIM laNNO! II sA4A I n NJ p Mt
THE
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Incorporated March 15 1855,
n conformity with the requirements Of tile Charter Of this
Institution the following staementof affairs is published
LIABrLITlEs
deposits. ,e..-........ .S73s 6l8 So
b29T drafts bSII us 81
Amount due deposqrs Both April, 1858. sl55,s05 o.
Amount outstanding 85tb April, 1883. 2O,789 IS
Total amount liabilities April 30, 1853. S7O,694 SO
ASSETS.
ing.... .... .;....5.. s292TQoo
Leans City tock.....,. s,............ l2I67000
Of$4JJ0 louisiana State Stock ....,.,.. 5000 10
Loans secured by mortgage ina
proved city property, worth double
the amount loaned. ,..,..+........... 25QG0 90
Jash--
laBank o. b9uislana. .......slL69l q
IA fault........... ...,t.... $40 l4--l7 16l So
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pEDFORD WATER CURE

Thsestabshment formerly known the Epson Springs,
in rmbe county, KY is in order for the reception OF
patients The proprietor aters himself that he will be able to
give to his numerous friends aud patrons much satisfaction
as formerly when he had change Of the Louisville Water Cure
His long experience physician, and in the direction of
Water Cure will enable him treatA such diseases
fully which durable by water treatment.
The Bedford Water Cure siunted about IS miles from Lon
svile and owing elevated and saRbous position beauty
Of scenery aud cool mountainous atmosphere is certainly Of
The most pleasant and desirable locations for Water Cure in
the South and West Invad viii find all conRennces for the
restoration OF their health and all other who not in
Vads but wish to spend few weeks Pleasantly in the conn
y canash be accommodated either ut the Water Cure al
the adjoining Bedford Springs whose obgUg and genemany
thmseyesto keep their reputation excellent landlords
and the best caterers for the table of their visitors
Persons who Bedford by way of the ouisv Lex
ingt9n Railroad will find At Ierco regular accommodation
line for passengers to Bedford.
iel4 Bedford. Tfmbie Co., Ky.
WHITE LEAD-4OO9 kegs. 6 to 955c rer d. for sale
" by ALFRED KEARNY,
mylz ~ Magazine street.
DUBE CIDER VIZ EGAR-25 barrels For sale
by j. Il. CARTER Broker
lyl9 "A TchoupitoulGs street.
SAND PAPER-l2O reams, lending and fer sale BY
- ALFRED REARNY,
mylt " Magazine street.
CANTON GINGER-5O casks in good order for sait
~ by A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
auI0 10 New Levte and II Fulton st.
TEINC-French and American some low priced and some
x the finest French Zine made, for sale bv
ALFRED KEARNY,
myl7 II Magazine street.
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The Company continues against the perlso the
and rivers and loss and damage by e current rates
Of premiums.
OFFICE No. Carondeletstreet
0. GATLLAED President
A. gCHREIRER. secretnrE. dl2Lt
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100000 share.


Lists Of subscriptions shall De opened the times and places
required by the Of said grants and such other times
places the Directors may determine for subscription
much of said eight millions Of cash stock may
after deduCtng the subscriptions of those who sign this
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INSURANCE.
SECOND ANNUAL sTATnDrENT

sUN MUTU4L INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW ORLEANS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-12

lhe market, as is usual at this season Of the
yea, Continues very dull. There is very little
''nant Tor Beef Cattle, and prices to-day de.
elled % els e 100 lbs below the ruling rates
o. me pas; week Sheep has met compare
4:'sly active inquiry, but prices show no mate
u IA. improvement over those quoted last week.
C"s are in limited request, but the rates are
.aC'arged The stock OF Beef Cattle offered
"oay was very large, the offerings at the two
;" :. IS. having amounted 10 nearly 1000 head
~ "ardtlls Avenue Drove Yard the market
presented very gloomy appearance and dull
~. =. Vas evidently ITS most prominent feature.
il AIs yard there were ,773 head disposed Of.