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COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR =
and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,

This watering place will be open for the reception vstors
the LIST Of June It Is situated the line Of
he Virginia and Tennessee Railroad about half mile from
vey visitors to the SpringA.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have effected nume
ous White Sulphur aggravated cases Of dyspepsia
by and especially diseases OF the system those
deases peculiar females-ths Black Sulphur all kinds
diseases Of the skim aggravated letter other erup
tons of the skin.
The accommodations equal to any be found the
mountains Of Virginia. and the table attendance
satisfactory character together with fine band Of music and
every other attraction usually found frstcass watering
pacesas to all Of which beg refer the large number
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
5eS I'm J. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor.
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A
Sss sppoiot I
nSs
svs oresns
es ps Of d
E he as s sP5 tie
seats on the Monday of October ensuing
the thereom or until others are qualified TO act
s he ysar that Nus Company into operation. the
ALPHONsE MILTENBERGER
HIM WRIGHT,
s.. ssisBEA,
......... ! !: s s5 ; Il \ Y
r. Il \ NI RisHAa12'
G.sARATIER,
5..~ PA NoBLoM,
Whose Of service shall expire the last Monday Of oc
plurality Of vo Is shall considered duly elected; IN The
Of as essf on e h sts With ss
4 Ps Of ss X s
IN re sse
President annually who shall i not selected among them
lis bv Office es until lis successor Is elected
at ae Il st e so e sad
III e. poss e sn
AZ officers clerks employed Or elected BY the
herspafter provided fer They shan have adopt
he and Company Seag con-
rary this Act the laws o. the State o. Louisiana and
and to eli al hat
occur in the Board or Presidency.
ARTICLE VI.
Every person who shall hereafter insure with his Company
and continue to be insured and every person holding Il his
pany not BY Of ssses shall be deemed
at al all els ch s he
BY the payment Of ossss shall ene The holder to ons
the the @ Es a @
os n the o.
thousand dollars when each thousand dollars shall be
aforesaid ling The Roder hersef vote shall not Rave
for shorter period than six months prior to
ARTICLE VII.
It shall lswul this the profits Of the
sw
ae Wss he loaned
They may also the profits e the Company IN the stocks
such stocks eey not exceeding threeourths Of
ne Company may hold real estate to amount not exceed
Bosrd 10 purchase IN addition any which BE-
o said Company At any forced sale Of The same
ARTICLE VIII.
The officers Of the COMPANY at the expiration Of ons year
date, and within month thereafter, and during the rst
month Of every year succeeding shall cause estimate 10 be
made and by the President and Secretary of the Com
pany of the affairs heeo be for the preceding
year including of assurances effected during the
period embraced in such estimate between fire.
marine and river policies which estimate shall be conclusive
all persons certificates of profits herein
after provided for shall hereupon balance
be made of the affairs of said Company, in which they
shall charge each nsuer with proporonate share Of
premiums by him paid shall such share exceed
the amount such premiums and also with an equal share Of
portion to said amount and said insurer shall hereupon be
titled certificate signed by the President and Secretary Of
said Company of the OF his credit the books of the
Company said certificate be entitled to six per cent interest
contain provo that the amount therein s liable for
further loss which may ha sustained by the said Company
No certificate to be issued for the fractional parts of sums.
between even tens dollars Gums less than ten dol
lars bn all such fractional and sums less than
dollars be passed the contingent account of the
Company and shall applied the and other charges
Of the year which they appertain.
These certificates shall ransferr able except by the
sent of Company and the shall be duly entered on the
books thereof.
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or INV ORLEANS.
Fifth Annual Statement.
In conformity with the requirements OF their charter the
Company pzblish the following statement:
Amount Of unearned premiurns on slst Of May,
Amount q premiums received Tor the year end ' "
On Ere Ire. K Is.s .sssssZ q
On Marine Risks. H470i s4-sssl SO o.
:
Return pfsni s 1sss is-sassso IL
Eetearned premiums sls May 1862 seb0 ss5 %
Losses paid during the came peeiod VIZ;
g g s iissa n Riss. ,i1sss
ssos,sio Is
fntsssst payable ' on MS scrps OF iaF7 and
Re-nsnranoes aad expenses less ante
re1t loZ4 bS-fB6l,64& 50
Net pssfts saI.7al s.
Net earned premiums. $3.50 1856 ~
been eeturned. 1850 70
esrsd premiums participating the profits. s4sss %
The Company have the following asssts:
Bills receivable premiums. It5l2l 70
Invested in notes secured by mortgage PLEDGE 6
3RnK o1s "
-$l,o76,2ss S.
Less balance scrip Of 1857, redeemabls on 18th q
> niy next Sals,le5 W 49,, o,. Il.
Total amount of assets ss6s, 2s9 10
SITE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of. Dreams, City of New Orleans. !
Be remembered at this day, June 1852 before me-
the Justice of the Peace and for the city aore
said, personally appeared JOHN PEMBERToN. President
and CHARLES LESAssIER Secretary of the Merchants
Mutual lnsauce Company Of New Orleans who being duly
sworn according law did depose and that the above
Of said Company.
JOHN PEMBEKTON, President.
CHAs. LESASSIRR, Secretary.
swsrn and subscribed before me- this day. June g. 1852
ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice OF the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
At special meeting OF the Board Of Directors held this day.
resolved to decare scrip dividend of Is per cent
earned premiums Of the Company for the year ending
the 31s of May 1852 for which certificates will be issued
after the Is of August Also to redeem and
Monday July next the balance of the scrip
of 1851 with per interest thereon and pay per
interest on the scrip Of 1858.
DIRE oRs
s. @. Nelson, Jno. Pemserton
]. N. Nevins, P. Poutz,
Geo. Connolly, B. p VOORHEES,,
P. Msspero, G. Honold,
G. H. slocomb, G. Miltenberger,'
jell B. O. vgnaud
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ARTICLE XIV.

fifteenth day Of October Eighteen hundred and Sixty
ARTICLE XIV.
In case any certificate certificates Of profits shall not be
called for the parties entitled thereto within three years
from the their ISSUE then the shall be cancelled
and the thereof with all interest accrued thereon shall
be placed credit Of the contingent account the books
fish, in the newspapers published in this city for thirty
days which advertisement shall forth the amount OF the
certificate and the of the parties entitled to the same
DONEAND PASSED in my Office, In New Orleans. the day.
month and year above written in of Messrs
ERNEST DUCATEL and AMEDEE DUCATEI- Jr., comps.
Witnesses signed these presents together with
the said parties and me- the said notary, after reading the
whole.
The original signed Victor Ben It. Mlaudon, Caballero
4 Basualdo, Lauve Mccall, A. Nltenberger Co.. j.
Wright Co., and others.
ERNEST DUCATEL .-t &c.. .M @.n
AMEDEE DUCATEL, JR.,
ANEDEE DUCATEL
Notary Public.
hereby certify the foregoing to be copy OF the
original Of incorporation Of record and file In my Office
faith Whereof have hereuno my hand and affixed the
my Office at New Orleans this twenty third day OF
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine
AMEDER DUCArKL, Notary Public.
The Recorder Of Mortgages for tho parish and city Of New
Orleans docs hereby certify that the within has this day
been recorded office Society l. r. zss to es
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans, June "A, 1850 jy9 4tsad
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JOHN L. WHITE,
SlTH TRuFANr.


To Moses Thompson, Esq
know had OF yo1r BaRssse Furnaces In
operation during the ratnz ar glad Of the
opportunity Of saying has performed equal
gune expectations
consider capable of edecng perfect combustion
consequent production of neat seA
than any funace hs$e known Il will barn the bagasse from
almost amount of grouE and make heat and
In proportional due supply of boiler be giyen-to the
heat as fast as made.
From experience, clearly OF she opinion
that other Of furnace all eopars efficiency
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diseases peculiar to emaies-ths Black Sulphur ali Kinds
e he skim cases Of letter and other
The equal 70 to b found in tn.
4: SS;ss
Of % who have heretofore Hsd s ro.
sslsass .sa.1s.Is sss, NINE ss Mns North
Thisceebrated watering place, long and fsvors. -
aa %
y IL S.'ss Ct vs and
s and @ @ and at al
Watering paes changed hands about one ago. and
nce that time propHeos have bess diligently engaged il
guests now as nsw
containing paror ballroom dining room sleeping
location being the hills Of the Tennessee
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the most wholesome food thai
the markets. afford with psite and attentive steward and
servants to attendit.
veil and ssppfs ana
Il M will s
Band Of Music will DO in attendance enven and make time
s ss VII =
Rs S mile
evening r ". e view he ns romantic scenery
wa.er, win ieside :. the Springs.
ho
benefit Of the waters viii have and
prGS%SsRt and snR proper attention 49,,
Memphis and Charleston Rarosd from Memphis, Tenn,
Florence Ala IN ten hours thence by fouhorse coaches
~ evening
W.
E SIa$$isiE: .y %i'ss 4 Co..
VA s s si; s;5;. e. s.,
- FONT CLEAR IorE1.-rHE PEoPaTE-
pubc that they viii open lie Pain olsa,
being thorough repair ss xhs.
nIshsd thorough msnnsr and siusisd on line next 10 Il.
}ss Il two are by saeEy q s
PENN sss as s;,a.sp
AID h @ rear
sSw fever ognSsd there has We end there h
dan during the season coed Golon Band engaged
Crescent Ei ssxs Soss evening
psso those 1 who AZ
x.,,. ...u !, -. oANA''AIAi' h i ae hgsss
- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL. m
early In June under the superintendent OF Mr.
3AcGraw. During the past winter the hotel has beer
thoroughly renovated the grounds very much improved
stable and carriage house built.
n e. : IS JOHN MCDONNELL, p,.. p, tor.
- VERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
- This fsvorits establishment formerly Florsnce Housel
undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened
the public the LIST October The location being opposite La
fayte Square, and In the Immediate vicinity Of all the fash
amios ayng vendahs any other hotel IN ne
South This house "a to se Of the m CLASS and second
In all 49, appointments.
se1A " W. q. J4fE&.
MeDONNELI.,S RESTAURANT, No
y lA7 Common street, between Baronne and Os
a So rondelet streets, New Orleans.
N1046AD This establishment will remain during
the summer where everything the market affords befoupd
and prices moderate Tho we'll ventilated make II
weather.
Furnished rooms fortrsnsient Bosrdcrs
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with WneS
Lqnors ofevery description q whoeaalepricss.
nyll III Proprissors
- BUKNET HOUSE-CINoINNATI, OHIO
JOHNSON, SAUNDERS 4 CO., Proprietors.
Having leased The years we desire
call the attention Of travellers 70 the improvements
orr possession.
f and attentive servants employed in nil departments the
house, BAR stocked with choice liquors and Cigars the
Table will be supplied With all the decacies Of the
every convenience arranged with view 10 the comfort and
isls Sm y J.,s. 4 co.
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MrxUE GeovE. November 18th, 1857.
Messrs. Hall, Rodd 4 Putnam, New Orleans
Gentlemen-Your of the l4h inst is at hand and In
reply your inquiry respecting Tompsons Bagasse Furnaces
than that eonfrm in particular
the made liz letter Mr.. Thompson under
date Of 3lst December, 1856.
The only suggest Is the named BY
your Nc. Hail. and that in reeGzd to the hoppers
Very respectfully,
Your eledient servant,
., JOHN L. WHITE,
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TyHE SPRING FRESHETS AND THEIR CON
sKQUENCEs-FOREwARNED FoREARMED.

Of The South and southwest have disasrousy
turing the spring. The tide Of the Father Of Waters
hs immensely swollen that the low shores have broken
dswn And the country either side much injured by the in
veng food Even where the wealthy planters had erected
svosg smbsnkmens protect their lands the accommodating
force he has borne down these apparently ipres
ske wallis and the country far and wde Along most
81 tho tributary and the principal rivers pursuing other
to the uf Of Mexico, the destruction has
cxred and risns Of dsars worth Of property has heer
swallowed in the remorsecss wAers But the immediate
se subsequent these mighty esets sinks into ingn
whom compared with the bus certain dsas
prepey ensusd be at least partially reclaimed hut the
waters which hove covered the lowands will mahss
and POOLS become sagnsnt and give forth miasac
beneath the Then the startling peril
The peaence threatens the lives Of all who reside In the VI
cinfty Of these Feves Of the vruleut de-
scrpon Will be prevalent and that scourge Of the South
Yellow Fever will scatter death In many homes now
cheerful and happy The grim spec.er will darkeA
door, and fesviy into mourning Families will
broken mp deaoste. The mother will
for her little and refuse to be eoforted secssss
hey not" The husband and father will be struck down
IN the sunny honr Of prosperity.
These the sad that to follow 81
floods characterized the spring Of the
gear We have gloomy experience, to bear witness that
exaggeate the danger that hangs thousands
people in the Souh States Fortunately while We
know the peril hst 10 not compelled to fold eur
and resign ourselves to the worst evils that
There is both preventive and remedy every form Of
destructive pesence Every who values his exist
enceevey head of family who chershes those who leok
him. her. for protection, sony sosnd prepare for
the dread invader. Ad this all de By simply securing
Srpslv of I
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suptme IL Ttaneay Yundus aaga II, 1859
INSURANCE.
CHARTER AND

CHARTER AND
ACT OF INCORPORATION
-Of the
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
uNITED 'STATES OF AMERICA-STATE OF LCUISI-
ANA-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL, m
early In june under the superntendencs OF MI
~ AcGraw. During the past winter the hotel has been
thoroughly renovated the grounds very much improved
stable and carriage house built.
Rooms may be secured at Mcdonnell McGraw's, 17 Com
~ " H Ia No. JOHN MCDONNELL, Proprietor.
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- VERANDAH HOTEL. CORNER OF La.
fayette Square and Camp street.
"a This favorits establishment formerly Forence Housel
undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened
The public the list October The location being opposite Ia
ayette Square, the Immediate vicinity Of all the fash
onnbls Of s better adapted the comfort
Families aving broad verandahs) than other hots IN the
South This house to Be OF the st second
seil W. a. yxrER
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPAN,
or INV ORLEANS.

New Orleans, June "A, 1859.
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Having Leased The premises for series Of years we desire to
call the attention Of travellers TO the improvements
Evey department under the supervision Of the
popretoTk The building has been thoroughly cleansed
fn and attentive employed in nil departments The
house; BAR stocked with choice Liquors and Cigars the
Table viii be uppsd With ~ hs dsssss o. re and
s' seI6 Sm y r., s. CO.
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M0OONNELL,H RESTAURANT, No
q l47 Common street, between Baronno and O.
aXISk rondelet streets, New Orleans.
This establishment will remain open during
the where everything the affords efound
and pIices moderate Tho we'll ventilated make
desirable than any other similar place In the city during
weather. So
Furnished rooms fortrsnsisnt Bosrdcrs.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines AND
Liqnors cfevefy description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
mYl@ Il tops
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9EoRia "a
Cerrssposdsmes Of The Star.

CerresposdsRes Of The Star.
GRoReHrowS, September 9, 1859.
We regret TO learn from the captain that there
10 probability Of the Potomac Light Infantry,
Capt. Hollingsvorth, bslng Disappointed in Weir
eentemplsted visit to Rockville on Thursday, he
- insS md sncampment during he holding Of
Ne agriceltursl fair Thus fAf, thsy have Seen
unable toprocure martial music suitable to accom-
seo1t sesin to-day, md Intend II such thing be
possible, to procure 1t somewhere The Guards
have made quite extensive arrangements for the
eacurson, and we should regret very much to see
them disappointed. The capt.tn Contemplated
carrying at least sixty men, rank and dfe, and
from our knowledge Of the young gentlemen com.
posing the company we feel satisfied that they
upon our Rockville neighbors
MT, A. II, Boucher has purchased Of Mr.. w. D.
Bealle the handsome wharf property occupied by
the Messrs. Ritter a. wood yard. fronting ll3
feet on the canal, with a depth Of 80 feet for
81 600. This property is situated immediately on
the west side Of Market street. and il Certainly a
bargain. His intention is TO occupy II in the same
manner that IL has been heretofore by the Messrs.
Ritter.
We were visited yesterday by a most refreshing
rain. Vegetation this morning looks fourishing,
and the atmosphere Is cool and bracing.
III you wish anything In the way Of school, or
any other kind Of books, stationery, &c. upon
the most reasonable terms, call on Miss MARY
Thomas, High street. or our friend Crandell,
Bridge street At either place large supply and
fine assortment can at all times be found
The offerings of beef cattle at Drover's Res,
yesterday amounted to about 40 head, 34s OF
which was purchased by District butchers at s.
a&4 on the hoof, averaging SO 50 or S6aSS net
The remaining lie head were driven on to the
Baltimore market About 500 sheep and lamb.
We're offered, and sold at s2as2 rs per head Hoyl
SO 5uaSS
The flour market Is dull and inactive; no sales
OF moment occurring; transactions very limited
and confined to the home trade; held at our las
quotations.; IS for standard superfine brands, and
extras higher, as in quality The quantity O.
wheat coming In is still limited. There was a
sale Yesterday Of cargo Of $3.50 bushels prime
red and white ION the cana at 81 15aSI % for til.
former, and 81 .22a$1 ~ for the latter
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ALEXANDRIA.
Crrespe~denes Of The Star.

correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 6, 1859.
The steamship Mount Vernon, Capt. r. C.
Smith, arrived here yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, bringing thirteen passengers and guam
tity Of freight for this city and Washington She
left New York on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
having made the trip from there here I'M 4s hours
though the weather was quite disayreeable during
the passage. As she hove ia sight she was wei.
coined by salute fired from the company, . wharf.
and upon her arrival At the pier she was boarded
by many of our citizens large crowd having a.
seinblcd to welcome her. ..---
A melancholy accident, caused bv the careless
use @! cainphene, occurred at tue residence Of Mr.
" w. Clifford, at about o'clock last evening
IL seems that little son Of Mr., Clifford was en-.
gagged in hlling lamp with the fluid from a
bottle, and while doing SO a man in the employ
OF MIR. c. carelessly lit match. approac he'd near
enough to cause the camphene to ignite, bursting
the lamp and scattering its burning contents
quantity Of which fell upon little boy named
Willie Widdie, an adopted child Of Mr. Clifford
burning his face, neck, and body in a horrible
manner. The man was also somewhat burned,
and Mr.. Clford's son had his hand badly bills
tered fortunately, quantity Of water which
was at hand served to extinguish the fire and pre-
vent any further damage. DIR. Chancellor was
child's injuries, though severe, will not prove
fatal The little fellow is but fl We years OF age
collision between a passenger and freight
train took place Yesterday afternoon on the Ma, .
assas Gap Railroad, which caused a delay i'm the
arrival OF the train, which did not arrive until 6
CLOCK p m The passengers passed over the
Alexandria and Washington Railroad
We hear that the Western Hose COMPANY of
washington, and the Vigilant Fire Company of
Georgetown, purpose honoring their brother IRE
men of Alexandria with fyfng visit on Monday
next, the 18th inst. We bespeak for the Western
Hose and Vigilant boys hearty welcome They
Will be the guests Of the Friendship.
Mayor Massey returned to the city Yesterday
evening after an absence of two weeks His
health is very much improved, and he entered
upon his duties this morning q
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IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL CHANGE rS H,vr,
An important change is proposed in regard % ,h,
coffee trade OF Hayii, by the new Government .,
that empire, whereby 1t is thought our impor,a.
Tons OF coffee to the United States will be greatly
Increased The change proposed is to abolish the
export duty Of one-fifth In kind du cinquierne'y
Heretofore levied on the article for the benefit of
u" Emperor's treasury, and to substitute uni
i1'in export duty of one and threefourth piasters
G. % per 100 pounds. This reform, besides re-
4-'.As The article from heavy tar, will efectu-
ally prevent false measurements and other devices
by which the Government officials have inva,ia-
ably managed to tamper with the :. scales OF ius-
tice.' IN assigning to the Government its
" cinquiefne" proportion.
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MINNESOTA SETTLERS ON PUBLIC LANDS
having been represented to the President Of the
| nited States by the Governor of Minnesota that
many of the settlers Of that State were unable to
pay for the lands on which they had settled, and
that the Offering Of such at the public sales would
produce much injury, the President has directed
that in ali cases ia which presumption declaratory
statements have been or may be filed previous to
October 9th, the Land officers shall, when the
claimants are unable to pay up, withhold such
tracts from the public sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-06

IL A correspondent Of the New York Times
says
6 After thorough examination here, by Lord
Lyons, Of the coast trade question: the issue made
by the British Government with ours IL men,
honed in Parliament, has been withdrawn
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u The Merchants and Miners line OF steam.
ships from New York to California via Nicaragua
are to commence their trips on the 5th Of Octohe,
with the steamer Key Stone State for San Juan del
Norte o'A
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ORDKRED.--Col. Fauntleroy, Of the U. s dra-
goons, has been ordered to duty in New Mexico
where his rank makes him the cOtnmandeI Of the
military department of New Mexico in the absence
OF Gen. Garland, now here and an invalid
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ID The Allgsmeine Sangerbund of New
York, consisting ofsxteen singing societies, and
numbering eight hundred singers, resolved unan-
nously to attend the mass meeting against the
Sunday laws, to be held in that city on the 18th
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-06

" The Vermont State election comes OF to-day
ne most interesting feature about IT is the query
democratic poet can beat a Republican
incumbent for the office Of Governor.
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ARMY INTELLIGENcK.-Brevet Major General
Jno. E. Wool, commanding the department Of the
east, Is to proceed to make an inspection Of Fort
Adams, X l., and Of Fort Independence, Mass.
Capt. Andrew j. Smith, LIST dragons. is to ac-
company the recruits to be sent, on the 2Oth Of
October next, to the department Of Oregon.