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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01


LOUISIANA LODGE No. meets every Friday evening II
room No 5, odd Fellows, Hall GENERALIZATION DuraHd
l. H Pefmanoat ssareary joseph West T5easaTsr Os'
WASHINGTON LODGE Nc. meets every Thursdayeven.
Taan n WcPFide y 6 r PuTSel Secretary; 4
B. Lambert, Perma, entsecretary;J J. DAVE Treasurer
70. pad Fs%Ts Ha ,,t 6ta STE; AFaoiq q i.
Shields Permanent Secretary; John Ray, Treasurer.
CREsCENTLQDGE Nc; meets every Thursday niAgin
manent Secretary F. X Barbot Treasurer
JEFFERSON LODGE No. 9meetseyery ThursdayevenIng
Her r. g.: John D. morris, v q; Gaas CLARK. Secretary
John T. Barrett Permanent Secretary O. Moier treasurer
TEUTONIA LODGE No. 10 Eneets every Tuesday evenng
in room No; p odd Fellows Hall odiceEg-E RiuaI n 81
n1anent Secretary; F. Bone, Treasurer.
ORLEANS LODGE Nc Il meetsevery Tuesday evening in
room No J. odd Fellows, H2 oflcsgs-J n Bog' g.
Treasurer.
COMMERCIAL LODGE. No. 10 meetsevery Wednesday
Derth6umer n. G.; H. G. wnch, =. g.: n snider Sec
ham, Treasurer.
HOWARD LoDGENo lsmeetsevery Thursdsyey eningin
\ q. Joseph Wagner v G.: Geo H. Shotwel Secretary
B. DaSiva Permanent Secretary T. D. VanHorn Treasurer
HOPE LoDGE No 4 gs;sstsgysry Wednesda{ eysnngtn
g. Ihos McWhigney y. G;;Ja, he, secretary; :. 5.
DELTA LODGE No. Is meets every Monday evening IN
room MOL odd Fellows Hall ohicers-J s. simondS n
manenf Secretary; Luther Homes, Treasurer.
TEMPLAR LODGE No. l6meetsevery FridayeveninRln
tSo alnsT e. J. r Kearney Secretary r + Braee
Permanent Secretary; G. Decssuo, Treasurer
in Msreny Bndnrs Third DistTct ofcsrsE z sih
urer.
POLAR sTAR. LODGE No 10 meets every Wednesday
Cffcers-T. Bnissard G.. c: H Gnon, V. G.i A. Cour.
fade, Secretary; A. DudousSRt, Treasurer.
MAGNOLIA LODGE Nc. % mettsevery Tues DAY eveufn
in room No. 8 ODD Fellows Hall Officers W. T. j. Good.
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MiGiofd shall be Milford when Morpeth is game
So long az the SIM sets Or the moon runs round,
A Milford in Milford shsll alWeFg be found -
The AttnnirnI.s Dream.

Admiral Sir Henry Digby in command of frlegsafsg
had shaped bis course for Cape St. Vincent and VIZ
running to the southwark in the latitude Of Cars
Finisterre. He rang his bell at II O'Clock for tss
officer Of the watch, and asked him:
How are we standing n
'South.south-west, sr.i
What sort of weather."
90 The same sir as when you left the deck; t-s
strong breeze, starlight night"
" The same sail r
Yes, the same; doublereefed topsail and fags-
saila
Has there been anybody in my cabin?r
believe not sir, shall ask the sentry
Sentry asked the officer OF the Watch, has
there been any body in the Captains cabn?n
No SIR said the sentry, g nobody"
Very odd" reioined the Captan " was per
fectly convinced had been spokento.'
AT o'clock the bell vas again rung, the SANE
questions repeated and the same answers given
" Most extraordinary thing said Captain DigtEs
" every time ] dropped asleep heard somebody
shouting in my ear, Digby Digby go to the norta-
ward Dighy Digby! go to the northWard1
shall certainly do so.h
Take another reef in your topsaiIs he continued
to the officer of the watch haul your wind aE5S
tack every hour till daylight and then call me-
The officer of the middle watch did accordingly 81
he was ordered, and when relieved at o'clock, hE
successor was greatly astonshed at finding the ship
on a wind and asked the meaning OF it.
Meaning, indeed, said the other :" the captain
has gone mad, that's all Y and he then told his sOs
at which they laughed heartily. There was howsEe
nothing to do but TO obey orders :; and the 5llsf
tackled at four at FIVE at six and at seven She hs
Just come round for the last time, the day w4M
breaking, when the lookout-man cried ont, Large
ship on the weather bow ~
a musket was fired to bring her to- and she proved
Spanish vessel laden with dollars and rich cargq
which gave the fortunate dreamer large portion df
the great fortune which he amassed in the naval
service.
The story was told to my friend the late Sir JahIez
Brenton, and by him repeated to me, the high etar-
ter of both him and Sir Henry Digby forbdding tts
possibility Of fabrication
[Sea Drift, By Rear Admiral Hercules Robinso1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

ExTEMPoRE BABy.- Partisan sympathy is veEy
much interested just now in the accounts given az
the growth and accomplishments of child fouDE
asleep in his cradle at the sackng OF Sebast0pd-
The French soldier who first came upon the little aa-
conscious creature, took him carefully in his arms 20
adopt and rear him as bis own But an English oas-
GER man Of wealth and high social position chances
to meet him with the babe impressed to his bosoz,
and on inquring into it. offered to buy bis prize
Upon consideration of how much better off the Iata
enemy y would be with the rank and means Of his
proposed steptather, the soldier agreed, giving ap
the boy and receiving one pound as the price. D.
lighted with his impromptu baby, the officer TOOK
him to England, and though bachelor, had hnz
properly cared for by his wealthy relatives. He IS &c
present. daily seen mounted on his little pony aTlS
riding in Hyde Park with his adopted papa, one q
the very handsomest and most promising lads IN as
England, The fashionable news of the Court journal
is incomplete without mention Of him and the Frenr
papers copy it with national interest as little R
sian.born, French-found and English-raised orphan
He certainly is a welEof I'M, considering.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

WILDEY No meets on the Isl and I'd Saturdays Of each
month in ODD Fellows Hall corner Of Camp and Lafayette
Streets O'Clock r ". Officers for the prssent terEJ j.
Eorment, G. P i. Kaiser H p: Thos McBurney, S. W.; j.
Cohu. Scribe Henry Williams Treasurer; W. ". Reilly j.
W; Jas. FuTneaax, Asst. Scribe.
HoBAE No 3eets The I'd and 4th Saturdays OF each
month, in Odd Fellows Hall Of Camp and Lafayette
streets, at o'clock P. N. Officers for the present terJ. r.
Caldwell p; D. W. c. Campbell. f, p; A. ". Mcdonald
s W. f. Pilsbury Scribe; NJ Frankiord, j. W.. Enea Smith
Treasurer.
Ia SALE No meets The LIST and 81 Mondays in each
month in Odd Fellows Hall, Of Camp and Lafayette
streets az o'clock ?. N. Officers Tor ire present tsrF 7.
Field g. p f L Herciar H. P. Jos. Wagner s. W. r. L.
BuCe Sche: j. G. Weber Treasurer; Warren Davis, j. W
WASHINGTON No. meets the I'd aud l5h Mo- days in
each month in Magny Buildings, Third District o'clock
p NJ Officers for the present tenE Buelitz, C. P.
Brown H. P Charles WesenbUrgar s. W. D. Kanz Scribe;
H. Mispaugh, Treasurer 7. Kiefvr, J. ".
LAFAYETTE No meets the Ist and Sd Mondays II each
month in Jefferson Hall. Fourth District at O'Clock P NJ.
Officers fer the present ierm Molere. c. P r. Turney,
h p Lenie W; j. 7. Barrett, scbe L. seiber, Treas
urer; W. Wake, J. W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

The Washington Union has discovered a strange
political phenomenon which is that a large class
of naturazed citizens have gone over to the Repub
icans Y So says the Louisville journal. We opine
the Union has made another discovery, to-wt that
it will not do to abuse Douglas 1t is nearly two
weeks since its batteries have been silent regarding
the Little Giant" The little pop.gun batteries had
better follow the example.
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Interior Lodges.

DE soToLopGE NOT meetsat Baton Rouge OnrAursda
METH LODGING, 81 meets at shreveporton wednesds
ST. LiNDRYLoDGE No .25meets atopelousoson satur
'GLINToSLoDGENo.27 meets at Clinton onwednesdey
TRINITY LODGE No. 81 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening. .
SET IBERIA LODGE No. So meetsat Newtolon Thurs
FR&iRfE LODGINGS meets at Washington on satur-
tGHESEYyv1LLE LODGE No.l meets at Cheneyyillo n
Monday evening.
ASSUMPTION LODGE So.+5 meets at NaPoIeonvillEo or
SaturdayeyeniIg. -
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LongfeIlow's Autumn, is as gorgeous as the q

Longfellow's Autumn is as gorgeous as the q
liage of the woods in the season it commentaries
There is a beautiful spirit breathing now
In mellow richness in the clustered trees,
And from beaker fnll of richest dyes
Pouring new glory on the Autumn woods,
And dipping in warm light the pillared clouds
Morn on the mountain, like summer bird,
Lifts up her purple wing, and in the wales
The gentle wind a sweet and passionate weaeLs
Kisses the blnshing leaf, and stirs up life
Within the solemn woods ash deep.erinsOned,
and silver beech, and maple yellow-eaved,-
Where Autumn like faint old man, sits dowE
RV the Yayside aWeaTy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

ENBRoIDERIEs, RIBBONS, SILKS, AND HooPs.-The
aies will not forget the offering by Ben
thuyen Lewis Co.. in tie above articles Among them are
fine black silks al FIVE bits yard all kinds Of ribbons at
variety which fail please ALL The ladies' will not fail
10 lonl, over The adyar tlsarnsnls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

STRETCHING THINGS. = An impatient Helehma1
called to his wife, come come isn't breakfast ready
be third day' This is equal to the calling Of thG
stirring housewife, who reused her maid at ocloc
aud with come Bridget, get up! Here It's MonI&E
morning. To-m0rrow's Tuesday, next days Wednas-
day-half the week gone, and nothing done yet q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

BEAUTIFUL MOURNING GooDs-A large and most
rich and beautiful mourning dry goods has Just been
received by Messf LeEois Co. at the OF Canal and
Bourbon streets comprising everything in that line
AID il variety suit all The whole offered
wholesale prices, Read the advertisement ladies'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

The MODEL " President. Elk President Fill
more and wife, were, few days ago, among the
guests at the St. Nicholas New York, His rudy
checked, buxom lady, is not ayerse to the courteses
which so many are always ready to extend to the
wife Of an exPresdent. She is very lively, agree
able person. and contributes not little to sustain the
personal popularity of hIr. Fillmore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

PRODUCE Observation-Disclosures ]. Il W. Ellis have
their produce establishment from No 81
Grayie street Al CerOndet street. where they will be
pleased receive the Of all who have anything to do
with buying or selling Western produce, Of salt bag
cling and rope gnnes coal brick We refer their cards
In rnIn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

At q Conversations a rumor ran around the rooaa,
bowling among the hoops. that the mechanical east
neers intended hanging monster magnet to the cen
ing, which would draw up aloft all the erin0lus
wires Nobody could say, for certain, who ha1
started the ORIGINAL report.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

MAGNIFICENT LIBERALlTY-The Peabody Hsti-
te.-We are informed upon the best authority, says
the Baltimore Patriot of the 25th and we take great
pleasure in making it public that George Peabody,
Esq, has most generously added 100000 to the Pea
body Institute fund, for the erection of the noble ed
fee now going up in this city, This, with the pre-
yious endowment on the part of Mr.. P, makes more
than half million Of dollars.
We also learn, from the same authority, that this
distinguished and hberalminded gentleman has not
only passed through unscathed the tremendous nan-
cial crisis that so deeply affected the old and new
world, bat that he is at this time in possession of
larger fortune than at any previous period of his life
and that this additional sum Of 100000 will not al
all interfere with his ability and willingness to go or
to do good while he lives and thus, to great ex
tent, be his own executor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

TThe following arehe officers and members Of the Commit
tee fer me term eNieplnG from July 1921 TO January lg
Heno Treasurer 81 Camp street. Joseph A, Brown Secre
tary Julia and New Levee streets r. F. W BachmaH,
96 amp streeJ Nugon u Victory sueeI Geo. seymour,
65 Tchoupouas street;J krautz 81 New Ltyee street s.
ERtr, E. Allen, 1873 Canal street c. V, Jonte, II Common
j. H Caldwell A Carondeet stree; ]. Moss Custom
street, D. FHrar IA Louisa SChweEer St
street Miro +. Rucks Poydras and Magazine
Streets ChRs (. Morrison Agiers Phi Enge Laurel
Sixth J. Cashergue, Bourbon j. ederer
". " Brsbin Commercial Alley ". H. Ellis, 81 Grayer ST.
4. Portions, 65 TchOupitoulHs street,
Tie Committee holds meetings the first Friday
evening each month"; the Grand secreIays Office, Odd Fes
Wa l-"..' los. a. BROWN. secretarr.
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BAPTIST:
". g Duncan, camp, c. Basin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures.
immaculate Conception BarOune, Canal
Observation-Disclosures c Common
St. Louis Cathedral-jackson Square.
St. AnthUny-Ra e. Cent?.
st. AphOGSe-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
st. Augustne--BRyoH Read, c. 81. Claude,
st, Barthoonew-HilleTe D. Segun and BarthelemyI Al
giers
St. John Baptis-Dryades b. Cloand Calliopt.
St. Joseph Common, b, Marias aud Where.
St. Marie-Eonde n Ursuline.
St. Mary-Josephine b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Patrick-CRnp, b. julia and GiTod.
St, Theresa-Canp, OPP. junction with Prytania.
ST, TTiny-St. Ferdinand.
st, Vincent de Paul-GreRtmen, c. Montegut.
ursuiine Convent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN +: Camp, C. Melpomene.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL: St. Charles n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: st. Peter'stSeanen's Bethel
Esplanade LEElist Protesante Francaise-RRmpart c.
BenVie. Christ Church-CRnal, Danphire. st Panl's
Camp Gaiennie ST. LukesHeFcule near Felicity road
Trnity-Jacksun PlagueInne. AnnluCiRtion AnGun'
citation Square Mount Olivet-AEiers
LUTHERAN: Euterpe, b. BacChusRnd Dryades.
METHODIST CRrondelet Heviaand Girod. Felicity Road
chestnut. MoreRu, EAghien. DrEades, G. Ierpschore
Jackson St. Paul, (coored) Carrolton, Carroton,
NRFHdes Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania, c. Clio
Gasacatyo, Railroad Canal, Franklin. Fulton n.
josephine Prytana, c. Josephine Thalia c. Benton,
| Boulgny, Camp, Gadz.
GERM EVANG.: Protestant-Phiiip Chippewa. Proter
taut-Glio, b. Apollo and Eayades
aa3 DryRdes.
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Net earned PROFITS fossse year ending February as,
sTATE d LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Psrish ct Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be renembered that this lGa March, 1855 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. =.
vr Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Oesns who being duly sworn according 10 law d.
pose le above and true. and
transcript from the BOOKS Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
Il. P. JASVIER, Secretary.
eworn and subscribed before this 10Th dsy of March,
A. D. 1888 C. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of nstees have resolved TO Interest sig
per cent the outstanding certificates Of profits,
and at5er the Monday in May and redeem
and after that date the scrip issued Of the $50 reern
the provisions heir charter cash capital of Ave
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
a scrip dividend Of EORTY-TWO PER CENT. the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February IS 1855 for
7hich certificates will be issued and after the fret day Of
June 1858. CHARLES ARIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, los CANAL
sTREETGeuemeu VITO wish fit themselves their sons,
business referred this well known institution where
many have acquired the requisite quail
hcaons 1t has org had the concentrations Of many dis
nguhhed the press many Of
needless make extended notice. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

A hotel and livery stable keeper at a fashiouatE
watering place, advertises, amongst other iud1cE
ments to visitors, Soeiabes for yonng ladies and gas
temen, and Suikies Tor married folks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
gth 0rIsans 9aiIp Crsstent,
Ths condltlon d lhe EngLLsh La5orer.

According to some Of the British journals the con-
diEion Of large portion of the English laborers is
truly deplorsble. They can, with great difficulty,
earn the means Of subsistence while their social com
forts are few and far between. Various efforts have
been made to produce a change, bot thus far with
little success The Northern Times, published at
Liverpool, takes up the subject in detail and in the
course Of sympathetic article, says:
1--WE boast Of our adherence Of negro slavery we
romance, we rnora!ze, and we actually weep over the
tales OF African suffering, but we cannot afford
passing thought for the millions of white slaves who
constitute the masses Of our laborlng population.
what are these in reality bat mere animated ma
cnihes !-employed only because it has not been
possible as yet to discover others to superGede them
As theiF employment has been the result Of neces-
sity, and not Of choice, the great object Of the
poyer has been 70 tax the physical endurance Of the
employed 70 ts utmost limits and reduce the rate Of
remuneration 70 the lowest minimum. Unfortunately,
! the fierce competition Of trade and the unusually
overcrowded state Of the labor market combined to
render this state of things apparently inevitable
This is indeed a lamentable picture But the
| c2se 3 similar we fear, to very considerable
/ this country. There are few among the l8boring
clEsses, however economical and industrious who
/ even secure more than living for themselves and
families Their lot is one Of excessive toll. Those
who are skilled in some particular art Or craft can
Of course do better But the mere aborer, even in
his best condition. has hard task before him. There
is moreover, too little sympathy felt Tor this partGu-
lar class Their wants their eDovments, their recre-
ations are rarely considered. They are regarded as
mere hewers Of wood and drawers Of water and are
treated accordingly. How rarely indeed do We hear
of any movement intended to elevate the social con-
dition or extend the social enioyents of the merely
working classes. Even philanthropy seems to look
upon them with Indifference or contempt. But this
should not be. There is reason for all things, and
due consideration should be felt for every member Of
the human family.
The above rather disagreeable picture would lead
outsiders to infer that John Bull instead Of being the
greatest philanthropt on earth he sits up to be,
is the greatest hypocrte and oppressor on the surface
ofthe globe. John had better close his phanthropic
shop. His heterogeneous practices are found out
exposed by home testimony Let him attend to his
own private affairs hunaney and generously, and let
other peoples business alone, and he will act more
like a Christian, and be regarded with larger
| amount of general respect
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COTTON PRESSES.


Corner of Tchouptoulasand Robin streets.
Corner Of TcbOnpitousssnd Henderson streets.
St Mary street, between Perdido and PoydraF
corner Of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
corner of TchoupitoulGs and Richard Streets
Corner Of Tchoupitoulasand Richard streets.
New Leveeand Louisastreets.
CornerLeveeaud ROfgnaesreets.
Corner Aununciarionand Richardstreets.
SGYMANSKIS,
CornerLeveeandC Iouet streets ThirdDistriot
CornerH endersonnnd New Leyeestreets.
WOODS,
TEXAS,
Corner of TchoHPitonlasa Orangssreets,
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
Leyeesreet between St FerdinandaEd MonteEu
streets, Third District,
PTCAYUNE,
Leyeestreet, oppositePOstl38, ThrdDistrict.
INDEPENDENT
New Leveeaud Rofgnacstreets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Leyee street, between onteguandG louetstFsessi
Third District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

He who is false to present duty breaks thread in
the loom and will find the flaw when he may have
FORGOTTEN the cause.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

u NORTH CULLOHT. ATTORNEY-AT.LAW,w vii
NJ attend to all professional business St. Landry and Ayo
Giles that may be entrusted TO his Office at MARKS
WILLIE, La.
RsferencesChas ". Waterman hardware merchant; O. y.
Olivier ESQ., Thos n Miller commission merchant Ghas B.
Singleton, aorney.atlsw; Nixon Adams Crescent office.
New Orleans EGG Iy&W
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AND srATIONARY sTlaAE.


HOARD SONS, Southern Depot for the States Of Louis.
lana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and Texas is
established No 10 Gnver street, New Orleans where the
subscriber who sole for the above States Is receiving
eight sixteen every month Of sizes from to 81 horse
power these celebrated Engines which after
years Of upwards 500 Engines ali the States of The Union
all giving the complete satisfaction, being he ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AG-
zCESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING: REQUIRES
brick work put them in operation, special skill
-AsO-
Constantly in store, Sash and Circular saw Mills straub
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills Newell Screws
or horse power Carver Improved Gnsands with Shaft
ing Puies Stands Boxes and Bolts ready complete
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gins Saw Flour
Mills which be put in operation few after being
ceived. Descriptive pamphlets with lac testimonials will be
sent BY mail to any address. SAMU Ell H. GILMAN,
Ru3l ly&W No, 10 GraYier street. New Orleans
TEHUANTEPEC CIGARs-25Oog, MADE OF
i choice Tobacco at S25 per thousand. for sale by
G, A, PICKETT
iylO IS ST. Charles street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

ErpHoSIous NOMENCLATURE" The gentlemen of
the fancy who were present at the late brutal prize
fight, are thus enumerated in an Albany (N. y
paper Short Boys and Long Boys, Croppies, Dead
Rabbits and Live Rabbits, from New York; Flyby-
nights Killers and Vampires, from Philadelphia;
Blood Tubs, Plug Uglies, Rip Raps and Rough Skins
from BALTIMORE Thugs from New Orleans, Ct id oune
genus from everywhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Beitrenembered that the 3Qth July ISIS before ne
undersigned Justice othe Peace in and ortae yatoresaH
personally appeared Charles j. MaIon Secretary Of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Qrean who be
ing duly sworn according law does depose AID say tie
foregoing accounts are just and and transcript
~ ISigned1 CHARLES j. MAEsONI.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, tht 3U NY lSoo
TSignedI JAS. Il, DIXON,
First Justice Of the Peace for the parish of Orleans
The Board of resolved pay interest OF
Six per cent cash outstanding certificates Of PROFITS,
holders thereof their legal Representatives on and
sitter % Monday of August proxmo also to declare dY
aend Of SIXTY Copper cent? PER CENT the net earned pre-
mus company the year ending the 30h oJuue
1853 for which certificates will be issued and after the lst Of
October next
And resolved further, that after reserylng OSE MILLION
DOLLARS profits that the balance due and outstanding
The certificates Of the Company Of the issue OF 1852 as well a.
all outstanding certificates Of profit, Of the issues OF th
1853 1854 be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof
legal Representatives and after the second MONDAY
August proXimn from which date all interest thereon will
certificates to be poduced at the time Of payment and
THOs. A. ADAMS, President.