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Important 90 FemnIes.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius cheescmar MD.

prepared by Cornelius Cheeseman NJ D.
NEW YORK CITY,
! The combination ofingredients IN these pills are
mild In their operation and certain In correcting
all Irregularities, Painful Menstruations removing
all obstructlcns, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain In the side papltation Of the heart
whites, all nervous affections, hysterics fatigue
pain In the back and limbs, sc dis trbed sleep which
arise frominterruption OF nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, as they VIII
bring on the menthly period with regularity Ladies'
who have been disappointed In the use OF other
Pills can place the utmost confidence in Or. Cheese
mans Pills doing all that they represent to do
fIE NOTICE.
There is one condition OF the female system In
which the Pills cannot be taken without producing
"peculiar result" The condition referred to h
pregnancy-the result miscarriage Such fs the Ir-
resistable tendency OF the medicine to restore the
sexual functions to a normal condition, that even
the reproductive power of nature cannot resist H.
Warranted purely vegetable, and Iree anythlngin-
furious. Explicit directions that should be read.
accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on en-.
closing Slto the General Agent.
1@- Sold by one Druggist in every town
in the United States "5Sa
r. 3. HUJCHINGs,
General Agent fnTike United States.
1865 Chambers ST., New York,
TO phoR all bhotesaie orders should be addressed
Agent for Dayton,
GRONEWEG, 4 CO.,
septl4 j. NJ. DtETRIClI
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Dyspepsia with Piles.

BosroS, Sept. p 1858.
For more than thirty years have suffered great
ly from Dyspepsia and piles. Have tried various
medicines without benefit. In January began
with the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and by the use
Of three bottles am perfectly cured Of both Dys-
pepsla and Piles. My general health is now ali that
can desire a to be.
mht9-2wdaw MILTON DAGGETT
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1859 PoPULARTRADE 1859
Ribbons u Millinery Goods
RIBBONS, RIBBONS. RIBBONS.

10 MERCHANTS, MILLINERS. J0BBERs
DEALERS IN RIBBONS, MILNE
KY GOODS AND CASH BUYERS IN ALL
SECTIONS Oh THE COUNTRY.
THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
Ild CHAMBERS STREET, NEW Y.
JN0. FARRELL
ESTABLISHED IN 1868.
We have originated a new prncip' "a new era In
ihe Ribbon Trade, whereby we make this busine :
fLAiN, SIMPLE AMI STAPLE As THAT OF nHuwN
We sell for CASH We Buy for CASH.
We are satisfied with PER CENT PRoTIT. And no
second Price. Have all our goods marked In PLAIN
FIGURES, SO that man, won al and child Ubuy alike "
and receive the same value for their money
Oar Prices for the beat Taifeta Ribbons, all coll
ors, are
No. & i,li5 'oisperpieee, No. a1siets per piece
:. 2ols i" . az
X''' ~ ~ siG.s" "
WE OFFER FANCY hiBB0Ns, GALL
STYLES" "ALL CoLORsD GALL
QUALITIls," AT PRICES DE
FYlNa COMPETITION!
AND FOR CASH
ONLY!
OureJtablishmsnt lie the centre of attraction fot
RIBBONS, "QuicK Stes,r Light Prohtsp aud
'G Good Value, - for Cash.
R0UCHES! RoUCHRsM
New styles and Patterns, at saving Of
80 PER CENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine our samples and be convinced
BLONDS, Lace, Qu1LTlNGS. .AC.,dCI
Our line of these Goods always fulL We Import
'nd ''I0b" them for per cent advance. Marked
Irces ON all Goods sin Pain Figuresr
A SAVING OF 4O PER CENT ON THESE
GOODS FROM CREDIT PRICES.
our intention is TO make the Ribbon Trade As sta
,le In regard to prices As domestic goods, 10 a,
his, we must sell
)NEMGLLION DOLLARS WORTH oFG GOODS
PER ANEUMl
We are Union Men. "No North,n esno SOuih H.
We solicit the patronage of Merchants in every
eetion of the United States and are the seTvants ~
IL who favor us with their trade and patronage.
JNO, FARRELL,
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
ll6 Chamber street, New York
near the Hudson River Railroad Dcpot Z
~ IL WALLER lanlO-dNW4m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
oplnIona of No Prom.

"Dyapepaia, Headache and Indigestion, BY which
all persons or less eected, can usually be
cured by taxing moderate exercise, wholesome food,
and dose Of Bufhave's Holland nitera one hour
before each meal.n--fBalt. sun.
"Bnrhavcs Holland Btiers for Dyspepsia, Head
ache, Loss Of Appetite, Nervous Debility and all
diseases consequent upon a dlsordered stomach and
liver This artislelaYefy hvoraby known through
out the West and is regularly prescribed be some OF
the most distinguished phyalolaas. .nPhila. Ledger
There can be no better remedy for Indigestion,
Heartburn and Los, Of Appetite, than BGrhaye's
Holland Bitters"-Mchigan Degistcr.
mht0-iwdaw
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
j UST PUBLISHE Ed!

NKw WORK sPLENDIDLY nLUsrBATED with EfAno-
RATE ENdRAv1Ngs,) or NEARLY 800 PAaEs - TIM prsr
WORK on DIsRAsKs OF rHE GENTAL oRaASs EvER Nrno.
THE PUBLIC, Is DR RKYNOLbs MFDlC A. Crrnr.
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THE LIVER
iNViGORAI1OR
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from Gums

Is ONE OF THE BES + PURGATIVE
and Liver Medicines now before the public thai
acts as cathartie, easier, milder aud more
al thar any other medicine known II liz not only a
Cathartie, but Liver remedy, acting first ON fbe
Lyerto eieetthe morbid matter, then on tn stomach
and bowels to carry off that matter, thus
ing fwo purposes effGetually, withoat any OF the
painful feelings experienced in the operation of
most Cathartes 1t strengthens the system at the
in moderate doses, win strengthen and build 1t up
with unusual rapidity. Wy
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II you would have something extra in the
Dagucrreotype, Ambrotype or Photograph.
ic line be advised and 80 to Seebohm' Palace
of Art, Market House. He is the only Ar
list engaged in this business. oot6
ses-See advertisements of Or, Sanford's 8
LIVER INVlGORATOR in another col
umn.
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Spring sIEtEEtlsery!!
Silk and Fancy Goods!
Imported for the Spring and Sum
mer Trade of 1859!

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EN-
hlelt TO the Merchant and Millinery Trade
visiting this city, stock of 'N'
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BENJAMIN PAGE, jR, B. co..

Pharhlncentists and Chemists.
PITTSBURGH, "a.
SOLD BY
Barnes 4 Park, Nav York Suiro, Esstein 4 Co.
Cincinnati. Hubbard 4 Robinson, 1870 Main ST,
agents for Dayton, Ohio.
ja26 lydaw.
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Arrivals At The Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. s Ethcridge. Q Hayne,: Il
He;h City. l. Jarnagn, Tenn. Col W Winter
Tin, Caas Briggs. Ripley, Ala. Bolton. Keep
n Harks ale p Lancaster Miss Mrs aser Miss
ser Miss Collin RYAN Mo-. Pierce, La.. w Bafour
Rsfour L u Baifonr Miss. III Marshall Ohio. Mrs
Laura Puch Dr. Hensley, City. W X Brandon
N S.. j r Williams. A KnnenJ La. ID Marsh. La f
Rhodes and ~e r Misses Feham, Miss rowell... j
Mecalfe, Tenn. jos Acken, Salle W Acklan - " ID
sColeuan H w Coleman. F Hatch, 9 Graves, Wat
kns, H Blakey, Jno V. Hamilton La. II Geddes ety..
H Lucas, La. 55i
CITY HoTEL.. r. Cavett, La. Miss Walker Mi S
l. Herren IS m Darlington, VaI &c Rahby, Ala ID w
Austin, Sa.. W L Mellow Ala w l. Mellow and lady,
Fulton Ala. Lockhar Wilson Price Mtchsal,
Richards, 8 Walker c I. Van Hawker Lowe, Col
lns Miss. D nra g Mclean, Miss. j D Hol.
and wife, Ala Mrs Walace and servant Camp
bell and servant B Voolfolk Mere-ey Ala...C Jer.
rison W Rodney, Miss. B Nicely, Raea, La...
Richardson Miss. g Frank n Mcclure, Ark. II S
Morgan, Mss Ciuvens, Va r Gordon, Miss. j
lexis, Laiimer, Shannon Miss. DR. Webb, La
n la ton, Ky...J Seayer, Ne hler ndert,
Kelly Oscar Putnam, L Brown Watkins DIR II Bla-
key La. C Roma and lady W Wiener Torras La
NJ Long and w A King. la. W Read Y.
Lott La. "A George. George, ky... Rhea, La
L. sd A Ruyley and lady, Tex.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. Geo W Putnam. Robt Swift N r
Martini Watisie and wife, Miss Benson La Miss Peck
N u. .Chas Randolph Ed Jones' Va.
ARCADE HOTEL. John wadsworth, j A Calhoun A J
Hitchcock. La. II hnson. Tex. Sherwood, DR.
Weir DIR Hendricks, Een Nethridge, Chas Weir, La
....B Bick we'll Blsekmsn VI lenman Miss. j " Jack
son. John GazeIty VIM Kelly, Wan McNamee, John
gray, r u Littiejohu.
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YICKSB BURG KETs.
grygs UNITED STATES TRI- 6yEs.
dTAss4SstSi f. WEEKLY NAIL LINE lHAa11si n
VJCESEU sn=.4.SS2.A

Ts|a = UNITED STATES TKI- re.
EEiilislSi E. WEEKLY NAIL LINE lsA49sf, E
sssssasssSsa TO EICKSBUR q. Sisassszsssaza
TUESDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ,
Apologize, will leave for ponadsonve Paquenns, Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Adams Naschez, Waterproof, Rodney, St. Joseph Grand
Gulf, warIenon and Vicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY. at
o'c cck p NJ.
The Grand Duke connects vcksburg with the
buck will freight all landings rive
high as Greenwood
THURSDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Vicxsburg, Capt
Capt j. VI. White, will leave for Donadsonv Vile Plaque
Landing Fort Adams Nachcz Waterproof Rodney, St. Jos
eph, Grand Gulf, Warrenon, yicksburg, Mken's Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Landing Skpwith Landing Pill
chets Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing ard Point Worthington, EVERY THURSDAY, at G
O'Clock P. NJ.
The YICKSBURG connects at Vicksburg with the
DEWDROP and will take freight for ali landings
the Yazoo river as high mp as Greenwood
SATURDAY, at S O'Clock P. NJ
The magnificent U. s. MGil packet hatcher, Capt
7. p eathers, will leave for Donaldsonve Plaguemine
Baton Ruge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Grand
Gulf, Warreuton and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at
o'clock P. NJ.
the DEWDROP, and freight landugt
me mentioned splendid passenger packets viii eavt
their days. without fail appointed Al
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended
These will not be responsible any letter package
containing money ewery other vauablss unle- regular
bills of ainE specifying tho and Yaua
the freight paid foT valuabes deposited wiki tho clerk
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
CARROLL. HOLMES CO.,
jell tt Union Row, 53 Carondsie at.
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Imports.


PENSACOLA Schr Zulime. 40 600 feet lumber
81 800 laths Thos Murray AGO.
PENSACOLA. Schr Aurelia. .40,0 600 feet lumber
As 000 laths rhos Murray &co.
e PENSACOLA. .Schr Emma de Russey IS ,O00 #
lumber to I Murray eco.
PENSACOLA. .Schr Mary Ellen. II bales cotton
A Levy &co. IS do ellis, Ferguson &co s do Lloyd
& Frierson .50,s99 IT lumber As 600 laths Pike
lot old copper N Qverton. Total SO bales cotton.
LAVACA. .Schr Isaac Toucey. 223 bgs pecans IL
bales cotton to Edward Nolle &co Is bales cotton to
Farley, Jurey &co - do Williams &co. II Tarle-
ton, Whiting s. Tnllis .3S do A ii May eco. "A pkgs
pecans scraggs, Honegan &co, lis do J Williams &
CO. i do J Tally &co. IL do W Huntington SIS
do Holmes y Clauss. 297 do to order 9bales cotton
d Kelly &co. Total 100 bales cotton.
MOBILE Steamer Carondeet ] hx mdse cot.
ton gins H X Carter &co. z bales mdse j I Hardie
&co. 3 pkgs do Rives, Battles Noble, II emit bbls
J Zoelly IL 500 hoop poles Baittop. .sundres to
order.
MOBILE. .schf Sea Horse 800 bbls lime s Hol-
den 1877 bbs naval stores Z Blessey.
MOBILE. Steamer Florida. sundries to order.
= PENSACOLA I. schr Hornet. lot lumber etc,
+ LIVERPOOL. Ship Lord Dufferin. .3l72 scs salt
26 900 fire brick " II Hayno &co.
NEW YORK Bark ) Fisk. .asst'd mdse.
CARDIFF, W ALES. Ship Molocko $50 tons R R
iron to order. LIE g$
RIO DE JAN[ERO Bark Virginia & Estelena. .
5000 bags coffee TO II W Conner d Son.
HAVANA Brig NJ A Stevens q cases cigars to
A Luz IL do Durel Il do p Il Brulator a do to
Warren Hall. do to Laborde d Xiques. 5 do A
Walls II du FeIreI &eo 2 do Barelli AGO. Il do to
order. Il do 7 Buadecke &eo 8 do j Domingo &co
"a do PrattsI 3 do q Wilson. 2 do ] Watt Geo
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a do schrer Geo q do zeckudrath. do E Watts
Nco. ! do s Rodenwald. i do Denynoodt. 3 cases
ibis do N Fernandez SO bbls do S Fernandez &co
30 bxs frlitO Barba. "a do Piaggio & viosca. 2
q do ] & 1'ardos. a do P Guma. az do Guma b
Maisich... q do G de Goydon. Il do Wood l. Low. 3
do Bornio Bros. 80 do Rafiagoss h Magi "a boxes
almonds Avendano. 8 cases cigars bbls brandy 10
bales beeswax bxs almonds Caballero & Basualdo.
so scs pepper % bxs Goldfish Tintarer Fatjo 10 do
Gelpi. 81 bales tobacco Costa. 20 boxes honey
Grief, Byrnes &co. IS pkgs mdse bbls cigars case
do ] Marcaut. lot fruit Sever. ~t
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60 r-ElTETFaFT9FI1 GREAT SOUTHERN .~EEf=.
al. sss5S s.sI3 AND EASTERN MAIL aAlrA
ROUTES

ROUTES
TICKETS THROUGH BY FOUR RouTEsl
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK;
BY the GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE, daily. Leav.
Mobie daily for MONTGOMERY by Cox Co.'s
line Of Il st class River Steamers. Montgomery New
York by Railroad TWO DAILY TRAINS all the via
Columbus and NacOn via Atlanta Augusta thence by
the Bay of splendid steamers from Portsmouth
Baltimore and by the
Virginia and Tennessee X. II. Route,
Leaving New Orleans DAILY BY the above route for At
lanta; thence by Dalton Rockville, Lynchburg Richmond
to Baltimore and New Yors.
TIME THROUGH New York by either route 61s DAYS
all of both first class and railroads. by
The Cheap Routes,
Through By
CHARLESTON OR SAVANNAH sTEaMsHIPs
TO NEW YORK.
Leaving New Orleans Daily by the above Lines of Boats
Montgomery thence Charleston Savannah by Railroad
Charleston Savannah New York by splendid
sps of large AL built expressly for the trade with
Leaving Charles
ton and Savannah
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on SUNDAYS or NON
DAYS Ste uships.
Leaving New Orleans THURSDAYS FRIDAYS
would arrive Charleston Savannah for The WEDNE5
DAYS s'eamers.
through ny either the vannah routes
tbosrd boats AM ships inciuded,l onl $50 IS
Es-BAG AGE, by the SlvannaA Route, will be checked
through from Montgomery to New York.
For Tickets through by either Route and further norma
R. sEDDEs, Agent, 90 Grsyer street.
New Orleans March 26 $50. ais
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IL aflrONds.

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton, 18th April. so bales
80 Mcfarland II Barksdale Is Lewis & Oglesby.
l6 R L Adams Geo. IL Ably 4 Catchings. 4 ~ C 7
Buddecke SEQ. 4 j j Persons &co. 4 Payne u Far
rson. 6 Cutrer, Harrison eco % Lloyd Il Friefson.
Total 1874 bales cotton.
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IA A FATAL THuNDBRBoLr.- IA few days ago, as
Martin Webher and his wife, of the town of German
town, Wis, were working in sugar bush, near the
line of the La Crosse Railroad they both struck
BY lightning and Instantly killed. They leave large
family Of children to mourn the sudden and fatal
cfrnEc 81 Nj
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IT'D 0rIsans DULY Crescent.
1gnspAY sIoRNINe. ApRlI. e, 1859.

Aiu 0 D 1ailp 6rssttut. |
gnsDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1859.
I'LL ntsIligsatt.
11 y ! srisks ~ warn day. The
rs 81 : y 49,. nor ds'use Of rain
xtIdS ~ Il ~ nssains, accompanied BY
- - sgttntss. Last evening . de-
- = = = ~ ! 1 ssailsd, eeoush % promote
~ r. ~ - folks
ga = ~ FlfsA District Court was re.
- 81 u. ". 4. Nost. Judge Eggles-
q 7 = ~ sacaacy M. ]. !. Chaion. long
iIt - y Csesk u the Court
= W u Tuesday evening, in the house
~, cesaer u CasAcalvo and Poland
n - sxsinYuishsd before much damage
- HI fHucx Of American Hook aud Ladder
U6irS50 Noss 8 Was formally received last evening
- ri cSlss Engineer and other officers Of the Fire
uealS Charitable Association. The occasion was
y y 1.-Two one, 1t the truckhonse there being
Aoal sG4ed viii refreshments appropriate to the
Socsi he champagne bottles popped Of their
6q y lively popping of Of toasts and speeches
edf Company present Messrs. i n. Marks
d ~ lanes Reggs, Treasurer, and J. Fred. Gru.
81 Fsvineer 81 the Association we're called up
~ A "a =. .ssl n ne savings
49, Nsse = 80 :, ~,
Ane ~ a. occasion ~ Aesh o y Nes-
=. ~ III. Bod, nd others q the No. boys. as
SSsI1 N St,vsrf nfIeinsn Who we're present as
H, y sss; ii. a., tynck II ia
@ so9A : se'. = ~ e =
-A14 eAeGa1tly hnlsned snaar, made ev'oent'y iof
10 n sS3iSs ssryios having six ladders, two sets
~ - fsyo - d wheels, and two sets Of
n ss & e, conetrnctad III fhe rear
a4a 49, 80 = = ~ ~ aea.
Aeceeeesy y narrownese Oh streets OF
" u the horse can be hitched to
SsSs r. " t0s3raw the truck backwards. The
s ss..,r ~ ~, l., yor. ,as
~ 9 -, ~ oS'ls s ~ 800 ~
y q nne piece Of WORK, and 10 tne hands
i'll II Han boys Is destined to do good service
Is ~ SStSsss hAtflss With tie Are King,
M M Sss 81 ~
0AgznxCr Gen Judge ffant.-Del q, swlIt
Fun, ~ red handed conrteza an VINO g 81 mas
EA9 ~ many men. ana Mno o9 sne IV. l 9. oep.
seab1ed sld kllied fast ~ \, Crone, ~
49, tried yeesefdsy' tor sne Muloer
- 9l6 CRY -, 4,
4 ~ tne same 81 gwen p Tt.ss vs.
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TIE PARISH CONFERENCE.-The delegates elected
from the different Wards Of this parish Tor the pgr-
pose, met today and appointed the following dele
yates to represent the parish in the State and Con
eressional Conventions:
Delegates to tie State Conrention:-b. A. Latil, 3
Hiriart. G. NJ Pierce, Seth David, VIM. Sowell, r. L.
Knox, Wilson Tate, F. NJ. Hereford.
Congressional Delegates.--J. Z. Stafford, Augustn
Duplanter I. J. Bird, W. J. Sharp, VIM. Pratt, JAS
Cooper, W. A. Dixon, D. A. Cunningham.
The delegates were instructed TO vote for Maj
Heron for Governor, and Col. E. W. Robertson for
Auditor.
Augustin Duplantier Esq, received the vote for
Board Of Public Works in this swamp Land District.
Baton Rouge Advocate, 25th
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EXPORTS.

Exports.
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON =. Steamship
Mexico .l64 bbs flour, 60 bbls whisky ID bbls pork
rs bbs moasses ID hhds sugar. 100 coffee, 200 do
corn so pcs haggng 100 els rope 100 boxes tobacco,
100 do candles, 50 do soap.
MATAG0RDA BAY. Steamship Robt Waterman
1878 bbls -four Is hbls 10 hhds sugar Ito coffee
80 bbs moasses 60 hf do so bxs starch, 20 cks RICE
10 do bacon so boxes soap 80 bbls whisky Is boxes
candles rs do candy 1910 It lumber, 800 oak slaves,
45 pkgs mdse.
PEN 5ACOLA.. Schr Martha. SO bbls -four, 20
bbs molasses, 60 bbs pork, do oil l do lard, do
sugar, 10 bbls whisky 620 corn, sacks coffee, Il
bxs soap, II do mdse, do cheese, l tc hams.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Harrasecket. u, 3244 bales
cotton. GN
LIVERPOOL. Ship Old England 2742 bales cot
ton, 100 hhds tobacto, 1000 slaves.
BOSTON. Ship Wilbur Fisk. in ballast
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

Leaves on THURSDAY, 18Th instant. at ?. NJ.
Fur LOWER TtNSAS. BAYOU
s5llsj.s Macon, Floyd Monticello, Defield CIR ckeps,
ssssss Pr. Warsaw. Trinity ami all landings On .he
Bnyous Block RiyerThr aud staunc Steamer DICK
Nash. H. jones' muster j. W Moore clerk will leave as
above. For freight tassaee apply m b,srd
VlRGINIUS G. DESTZFL,
s7 Advertising Agent
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NJ yIENIE, AuCTIoNEER, Apr aIsER, AND
1S General Agent for the Sale and Purchase of Rea
tate, Lands Plantations, Negroes, etc,

Banks Arcade Passage, No. S, First District.
Corner Gonti and Exchsngs Alley Second District
Where be examined time list Of valuable i'm
proved property Of very reniunsativs investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale at aud rubg
ssie choice Mechanics list OF Virginia aud Carolina
likely Negroes.
M d. DnFERrET will give HI, personal attendance oevey
sale and purchase Jas Il
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counted, and found to be $40 short Officer Cheva-
liz, going next day with Fourcade to Guiilaume s
room on 81 Peter street, found $ls5 in his trunk,
and $3.50 under lumber pile in the yard all which
Fourcade identified as his. Guillanme was committed
to the First District Court aud Iemanded to prison
RRcoRDRR LoNa's CouRr- h. Elizabeth Neigh
vas yesterday up on charge Of having slapped the
face Of Charles Stephens and John Stevens was up 90
charge of having kicked Mrs. Elizabeth Neigh; all
at No 81 Vaudeville street. Both gave bail.
James Anderson and David Jones were sent al.er,
on charge Of having stolen brass watch from VI
Watson Of Front Levee street, near Port:
charue ps having stolen AL from John Joyce, at
Nowman,s hoar5;ne honse on Front Levee street i;
crst;nr The money ant Of lii peckerchief in which
10 haa concesied II. The person was found and
licked -Tav;d Nicholson alias Long Dave.
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,ECoND ANNUAL STATEMENT

SECOND Annual STATEMENT
~ THE.
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
The following statement of the affairs of this Conpanys
published in conformity with the requirements of their Char
ter, viz
Amount of Premiums received for the year ending
Amount of untermnatsd risks, on sOh November,
1901 os'4o w
November 1853 .s2a5 451 60
Premiums Fire RISKS; .............s $3.50, 4o3 g
do Marine Risks. g. las "a
$500 --s2s5 45l SO
Less Premiums Risks terminated
on Nov. 81 1858. $685. on
s6s, LAP SO
Net for the year ending sa No %, sOs 90
Losses paid during the same period y " "a
g MI a'iss &
Rsinsurances expenses, interest or ,ub-
scrption iote etc. SS,2ll Of
s1sa Hs 81
- 1920 IS
Net earned profit for the year ending Both
November, ...... fi3sSL W
The Company has the following assets viz
Bills receivable date for premiums. 5007 %
Bills receivable being balance que on subscription ,
Due for premiums in course Of collection 1853 81
yssed IN naes secured BY mortgage on estas
ss he {, pisd*s &
S ..b 30 Of b MSsaa nopan'es s y
Total 1854 800 10
STATE or Lou1uAsA,
Be 1t that on The h besemssr ISIS Ssot.
Justice Of the Pssse in and f9r he parish
Dent A. sehree Of the Citizens Mutual Insg
Ing law do aepose and say that above just
and true and correct transcript from the books OF said cor
psny.
sworn and subscribed before this stl lay of Deem
Third Justice of the Peace.
The of have resolved pay
in cash the scrip issued by this Company for
1851 the holders thereof their legal representatives
and after the second Monday of February
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend OF
sixty cent CD the net earned premiums of the Com
pany year ending November 80 1888 for which
will be issued AND after the 9Th of February, 1859
The Company continue to insure the peri OF the
and loss and damage by fire. the
| Of premiums
| orrIos-No Carondele. street.
g Rs aA1 " y r. Pr V;ide ets,ssn,
A. soHRErsrR, Secretary.
| DIRECTORS.
| james jan IS. A. White, Nj Masso ia,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon Jr.,
| y: Jarns o. NINA NINA an1,g; ,s
J. Ieisy, Dque Bonligpy,
Il Omer dallard. dl0 ly
NOTICE IS GIVEN TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
IN that of parish of Orleans the right bank
,hs river Mississippi that am now prepared to cs'ye tn
due all taxable and be found in th
oce OF The Sixth Justice Of the Peace ON 10 A. tn2P
HIPtOI.fTE FDHTfER,
Collector of State and Pari Tsxes.
Parish Of Orleans, this 2lst April 1859. all at
| D0LTS, NUTS, ete.-l00 kegs assorted 2es in SLOT
!, | - ard for sale by q. Il. koUNs Il BROS,
r trout street.,
| ml2 toll opposite Canal stree, Ferry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

Scoop fesn or
WHEREAS Catherine Doyle Murray, wife
w Of Cornelius Murray has peoned the Court for Letters
of Administration the Estate Of the late Thomas Doyle de-
ceased ntestae-
Notice hereby given all whom may concern show
within days. why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
j T.. KEI,EY Deputy Clerk.