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Nen 0rleans @alp Grsst.nt.
SUFPLEME3 INT.

SUPPLE AZ.
From the HorticulturIst.J
WHAT'S IN n NAME?"
Beurre de KuckingheiD, Broun Beurre
lisa wonderful Jargon-yee sir ee,
Fits to utter and cramps to spell
Dutch, English and French In Jargonelle.
Doyenne d'Alencon d'Hiyen girls,
Van Mons Leon le Clerc! dear me,
Bless the branches and save the root
II all that talking should turn to fruit.
Elect me King, and I'll make law,
Entitled an act for your lower jaw;
Sylahles two shall name tree
And the pear shall perish that carries three.
Proudly then shall our pyramids grow
straight H1a and taper aud ioll Of blow, 5.
Crack nor canker, nor blot nor blight,
Frost TO hinder, nor bug to bite.
Plump and juicy shall Duchess swell,
Coral crimson, the F. o. relle,
Iced champagne shall own Jersey's beam,
And every seckle shall be q pear.
Flemish beauty shall spread apace,
And good st. Michaels shall grow in grace
The very Dial shall his limbs uutwist,
And go to Heaven like an Urbaniste.
Golden day. for the orchard sure,
Happy times for the amateur
When every title shall mean thing,
And pears are plenty and am King.
TORCH Hill, Ga. F.O.T.
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ElectloneerinG.

Governor P-u, Of Kentucky, tails couple OF
good ones on himself When on : CANVAS preceding
bis election, he stopped at cabin on the wsyside, ia
the eastern mountains Of the State for BIT Of din.
ner The good housewife served him better rspsst
than he expected, tender and juicy fresh vsnison
being ono Of the courses, followed BY tempting dis.
play Of pastry. Cutting into one Of the piles and
tasting the same, bis palate entirely propitiated
and be paid his compliments TO the lady BY way Of
making an inquiry:
Madam" said he, "this ID very delicious pie
bot upon my word don't know what Is the fruit in
it-prsy tell me, II you please"
"Why stranger, where did you come from y de.
manded the dame in return.
"Wel, I'm from the lower part Of the State but
no such fruit as this grows there. Indeed, madam,
am ignorant Of this fruit, and beg you will inform
me what 1t is."
Cup for Governor" exclaimed the astonished
woman. " and don't know huckeberries Well
mistrust you amt ftten for the Office p
The Governor would have relinquished the track,
but his party wouldn't let him off, and be elected
In spite Of bis ignorance Of huckleberries.
On another occasion be stopped for supper at .
cabin not 80 well provided as the former. The poor
woman of the house had neither sugar. tea or coffee
and spread before him dish of clabber, uttering
profuson Of apologies and regret that her house
| SO lprovided.
"Why, madam" said he, with perfect truth, I
prefer this to tea or coffee, or even strawberries and
cream; and often take it in preference, on hot
Jugs like this when at home. 1t requires no apology,
| for couldn't be better suited
| CHOW stranger" responded the doubling lady,
are you lying jist because you candidate !;
for I've hearn tell them candidates is the lyinest crit
tiers on the yeth?"
The Governor could only vindcate his truth by
| boiling second dish of clabber.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

On any the first month after the the first
ye from The time when the aid Company shall issue the first
officers of Company shall made OATH
general of the affairs of the said Company
which shall contain The premiums
ing ended DISTINGUISHING The amounts received
on policies Of Of the Company
ING the sane year. The losses incurred during
nsvsa ion risks The balance remaining
smount Of cash invested in securities and the
of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

The stockholders OF the Company at general meeting to be
MD for the after thirty days notice IN tw Of the
any changes additions in this act Of IN
the stock represented at such meeting shall vote in favor
proposed sDd any AMI all such change add
Law.
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IN sURANCE.


erpirao. Of Of this nc: OF Incorporation
at 4. EARLIER smns0a e .s,ssd n Article :;
ssfsr E: ts
po %
ss ct ssd .s T.: md
death, inability of either the survivor Survivors, slons
ARTICLE XIV.
II .adsn hs; ssrs prss r. II. sssn;. ::
for The rst year. special interest Of eight
The sftoensi d.y October Kghteea Hundred and Sixty
Azr1oLz XIV.
!. case ssy Certificate certificate. Of profits shall not be
called By the parties entitled thsre.o yhn three
and the amount thereof interest sccrusd thereon
b to the n pas IN and
sh, in t~o published in this city for thirty
esacste and the Of the parties entitled the
DONE AND PASSED my office, In New Orleans the day.
month and year witten in presence u Ness
ERNEST DUCATEL and AMEDEE DUCATEL, Jr comp.
Witnesses who have signed these presents together with
the said parties and the said notary after reading the
whole.
The original is signed Victor Benit It, Naudon Cabaero
Basualdo, Iauve 1 Mccall A. hiltenberger Co., J
Wright Co., and others.
ERNEST DUCATEL,
AMEDEE DUCATKI, Jk.,
AMEDKB DucArEL,
Notary Public.
do hereby certify tho foregoing b ue copy Of tb
original Of incorporation Of record and as In oee
In faith Whereof have ny hand and ASKED til
ss ny ses New Orleans this day u jan
Rixhtssn Hundred sad Fifty Nine.
AHsDRH DucA1nL, Notary r.s,,a.
The Recorder u Mortgages fer tie parish s.d city u Hss
Onsans does hereby certify that Ne withs aos hiss M day
~, rsesrAsl 1. his sAes Society Eek r 7g ~
JOHN HOLND9, Ksesrdsr
New orsaas, Jxss "A, 1850. jys 4tesd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

WASN'T AcoUA1NrED.-One evening, when the
clouds were discharging the accumulated moisture of
two or three weeks Of dry weather, and the waters
were covering the earth beyond the immediate capa
city of sewers to drain it, couple of strangers Of
that class sometimes denOminated Seeds" were
observed making their devious way up the avenue
No other pedestrians than themselves were visible
but they were enough for the whole width of the
sidewalk. One of them was evidently very drunk,
the other only happily tight. The latter, whom for
distinction we will call Dick, seemed somewhat
anxious to reach shelter while the other didn't
a continental if he didn't reach home till morning.
After staggering along distance the drunken of
the two began to suspect that something was not
it should be. He leaned up against lamp-post EN-.
braced it afectionately and looked up at the black
sky above him. Presently be asked his comrade, with
drunken establishment:
"Dick (hic), does er rain (hic) 2"
In course it rans," says Dick.
The answer was apparently satisfactory, and they
proceeded several rods farther when the question
again propounded by the anxious searcher after truth
under difficulties.
''Dick, say Di (hic), tell me does er rain?'
johnny said Dick soemnly, Elm afraid yel
drunk; in course it's raining"
In few minutes Johnny was again troubled with
doubts, and sought to solve them.
"Dick, seems er me (hic) ser goin (hic) or rsir
(hc)?"
Dick (exssperated) y" Johnny, yer q fool. Don't
yer see it 10 rainin'. Can't yer feel 1t rann John
N.Y.?
quanted in this town (hic)-[Detroit Adv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

ChAreN MTee yeas I'D AID 1AAs1, ree these hres
~ = vslvs years cid al svs twsvs years ID,
Rsllfirs
Mes he Mastsr ef rraaspsraaen Camp srse, opposite
lfayss BsuAre Psoas VIE reside tie city AID have
sdssss Or line road procure
Heke4s paekaSss twsaty i've for their personal ct
dsosd rata
The Company prepared 70 forward Goods and Pack
VI all kinds place with which they havs eonneo
Hon, receiving ast dsv<nE the same IN part q The city,
I T, 8. WILLIAMS,
4 ~ ~ Fran him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

poor widows little boy wanted slate at school,
but she couldn't afford to buy him one The next
day after he had asked her for it, seeing one 10 his
hands, she inquired, in some surprise Why Tommy
DEAR where did you &c. tha. ste ene tbat 1 you
be- was gone we must look above when we wanted
ANYTHING, so went up and hooked this slate off the
roof wish had frame to it."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

subscriber has written US, says an exchange,
very bitter epistle indeed about railroads. He says
that few days since the cowcatcher OF locomotive
snatched up of his best and tossed her heels
over head down precpice When found the poor
animal was past praying for, as the dogs were al:
ready preying upon her. She had not particle of
hide about her, except the hcket in which her body
was concealed and if to cap the climax, the rail-
road company sent in a bill for jerking beef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

Whenever the accumulated nett profits shall exceed five hun
dred thousand dollars the applied
thereafter to the redemption of each years certificates,
successfully in whole part hut the certificates
shall not be redeemed until those of preceding
provided for the Board Directors
at either meetings. by vote of two.thds Of the
whole number alter and amend his article
que the nett profits of the Company million
dollars before the shall be applied the redemption
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans. }
Be remembered that this day, June 1885, before
subscriber Justice OF the Peace In and for the city sfore
said personally appeared JOHN PEMBERTON. President
and CHARLES LESAssIER, Secretary Of oTan archans'
Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly
sworr according did depose and that the above
statement is Just and transcript from the books
JOHN PEMBERToN, President.
CHAs. LEsAss1ER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this day June 1859
ARTHUR sAUCJER.
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Osleans
special meeting of Board Directors held this
resolved to declare scrip dividend Of rs cent
the premiums OF the Company for the ending
the ss of May, 1882 for which certificates will be issued
and after the LIST Of August next Also to redeem and
after the second Monday July next the balance of the scrip
Of 1857 with per interest thereon and to pay cent
interest on the scrip Of 1858.
DIRE oEs.
8. o. Nelson, Jno. Pemberton,
j. N. Nevins, P. Psutz,
Geo. Connolly, BP. VOORHEES,,
P. Easpero. G. Honod,
O. H. sloeoms, G. Mtenberger.
Jel1 B. o. vignaud
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
INSURANCE.
CHARTER AND
ACT OF INCORPORATION

Il
ACT OF INCORPORATION
-Ofths-
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
ANA-cITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE 1T KNOWN That this day. the twenty second Of june
In the Lord Eighteen Hundred yy Nine and
in tho Eighty-ThIr OF America. Independents.
Before me- AMEDEE DUCATEI., Notary Public, duly
commissioned and and fer this City sud the Parish OF
Orleans therein resdng aud in Of the undersigned
witnesses,
Personally and appeared the parties whose names are
subscribed declared that avang themselves Of
the provisions OF Act Of the Legislature Of this State en
tied Act for the organisation Of corporatons for WORKS OF
public and utility" approved March the four
teenh eighteen hundred and Hyhvs they have covensnted
and agreed do tn presents covenant and agree
bind hemssv and those whom they represent TO establish
an INSURANCE COMPANY. for the object and purposes
and under the spulaons and regulations foil ow
ing, to wit:
This Company shall established in tho City Of New Or
7as oksss sspf'51a fnd r
s sss ss y
az Company .s so ,, r. aT
Of o ss ss d n b. 81
si KS. q & Z I.s.Ds.
the name Of tho Company upon the margin.
The object and purposes this Company declared to
l. 70 make dwelling houses stores other
T. max. s.9s: .p.n vessels. f.xh
prsn sssf Bills q s1ehanss md ether evidences =
.vsy spps,tenns 10 sr contested with marine q
Ttsy nay cause shsn,svss to rs.ssrsS ssaips say
rsL .p.s which hey lsvs y. .ha ..k. ..,..ses
II: :: 40: . X: = s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

asnW ORLEANS. JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Express,
fomce In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La.
fayette Souare deliver Of the city, such Bag
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes Jewery etc. received
81 the Railroad otherwise be entrusted to their
chsge or for tho same with and dispatch, to
point Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
or he Mississippi Railroad receiving them for that
pose Express Office the residences offices
Individuals :
through and receive the Checks and address Of all
wishing their Baggage to their hotel residence
sThe Company will Be responsible for all articles placed
In c2srga of the Baggage Master.
s1PREss CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RI. FREIGHT:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
A r rICI. K.

Every person who shall become member Of this Company
by eecting shall the first time he effects in
before be receives his policy the rates that
be withdrawn from said Company except hereinafter
provided shall liable the expenses and losses
incurred by this Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

0nE MAIL ROUTE.
N@E Through New York In Fonr Days
and Hours-Avodng all tho Dangers of the River
aud Lakes. -, 4,
Quickest Route Memphis, Ct Louis Chicago, Cincinnati
Wellington Philadelphia New f and all Eastern CiteS-
fvo Days Time Saved -only Seventy Miles Staeing-vis
Kew Orleans, jackson and Great tNortheIr
RAILRO DAD
10 Canton Ms thence by Mississippi Central Railroad art
Sims Dudley's treble daily line Of Four Horse Pei
Coaches to Grand Junction. Tenn. 80,
Through Memphis and New York be had atttf
Ticket Orleans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
Tho roads In the Gap Of the Mississippi Central Railroad have
good close connections made throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad
crossing rapidly, and the staging will reduce accordingly
ksrsixty pounds of Baggage allowed each passenger.
{, N I'm SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

OLD PEACH BRANDY-ao bbls. in store and 70
" sale by s. JONES Co.
ie25 81 Grayer street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered that the 9Th of june 1882 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid personally appeared Pacde Forsta Pres
ent and Emile DeBuys Secretary the Star Insurance Com
oany Who being duly according to law do depose and
say that the Just and true and correct
transcript from the Books Of tho Company.
PLAClDE FORSTALL, President
EXILE DEBuYs, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before the sixth day Of june
1859. ARTHUR sAuGIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
DIRECTORS: .
p ForHan, VIC Claiborne,
P. A. Grand, J.s7aSeyhe,
AT. Elliot, o. .R-Logan,
A. j. Watt +. Duplantier,
J.B. Plauehe, Jr
P.FORsTALL, President.
Emile DEBuYs, Secretary. jes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

AR3I0LB III.
TIE names aAl respective interest 4 the parties - s Ast
'-''"'sN " r. ROCHEREAu &CO.,
1T. NILLAUDON,
J.BUkNGIDE CO.,
BABCOCK EHODB,
FRLLOwE8 CO.,
CABALLERO / BABUALDO,
A. NILTENBERGER / CO.,
MONTGOMERY WHITE,
RICHARD Co.
HAGGERrY BROS,
REICHARD Co.
CUTTER, HARRISON 4 CO.,
and others.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17
ssnes. BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY.
kGSS6kXH4 For RAYOu SARA AND THE COAST.

Steamer D. F. KENNER Capt. " B. Barsnco. leaves New
Orleans Bayou the Coast Sunday Wednes
day and Friday at O'clock
The freight packet g. p, Jr., leaves New orlean.
every Monday and Friday at 10 A. NJ.
sS5- The Crosse Tet, esv.s New Orleans every
Sunday Wednesday Mornings at eoclock.
j. A. GOTTEN, Agent,
No. Tchoupitoulas st.
s8A clerk ALWAYS the Ievee to receive freight fo
the above boats. je6 4rss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

q,
o. sundays the steam will AXE the o'clock morning
tp leave the city every hour after IL o'clock until
o'clock at night.
On Sunday 18th inst there will be haf-honr trip
every Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra or special trips Lake night by the Horse Car
when required. by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will at GENTLY Station when notified
zach way is csns have timely notice to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

\ ITnTSnN Attorneys and Counsellcrs at Law. NO. % s.
ms Exchange Alley ,besweent CONT and bienV'e ~ s
New Orleans
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Every shall hereafter insure with this Company,
and ntinue insured and holding IN his
own name or in his 6r certificate of the Com
pany discharged by payment Of losses shall be deemed
proxy at all elections certificate of Company unds
Charged by payment LOSSES shall ente the holder
additional hundred dollars Of the until
the certificate shall reach Thousand dollars
and then each hundred dollars shall be entitled add
tionai vote until the certificate shall reach five
thousand dollars when each thousand dollars shall be
titled 10 one provided that oil the certificates
as aforesaid ng the holder thereof to shall not have
for shorter period than six months prior to
said election,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

VIC hRV8 Always On hhnu complete STOCK OF hHe WXK
RANTED Guns, and are constantly receiving thre.sa E
European agents. Guns, comprising all the NEWEST Fac
TERMS and IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experisses -
continued relations with the first LONDON and other
YEARS enable MS TO with confidence that hses
SOUTH and WEST, certainly nofexcelsd. If sQualsd ts
market
We prepared receive and execute with dispatch
accuracy Guns of ANY PRICE to suit the
Views and tastes of individual and to furnish tas -
IN THE SOUTH
By constant intercourse with the guubuying commns1 4
the South and West thirty years, have ss
bed to profit by the suggestions Of their varied axpeae
and not found in NINE-TENTHS OF THE GUNS IAe0&f
INTO THIS COUNTRY
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition Of every dssrrlpa
Rifles, -.stols and Revolvers = Cos Aliens, fraz1rx
Smith Wesson's and Whitney's Repeaters Sola AxstE
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
HYDE 1 GOODRICH,
my7 " Sign Of the "Golden Pelican Nav 0rsGnH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

1t shall be lawful this Board 10 invest the profits of the
Company bonds and mortgages unincumbered and i'm
real estate in the city 81 New to an amount not
exceeding profits aforesaid and,
the property worth twice the loaned thereon
They may profits of the Company in the stocks
created BY under the laws Of the United States of this
State Of this city, and loan the same upon receiving
the par value of the same.
The Company may not exceed
ing profits though be lawful for the
Board purchase in addition, property which be
to said Company at any forced sale Of the same
in their opinion may be OF advantage to the Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-17

EERTILlZERS = PERUVIAN AND MEXICAN
GuANO, Sup Phosphate Of Lime Phosphate of Guano,
Land Plaster fine and coarse Rome Dust, for sale by
KhARNY BLOIS 4 CO.,
eel Aapay styaaf-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
The 22nd Of February.

nv the annexed proceedings, Il I'll pe sen.
,h., ,ba ever-natriu,ic ST. Mar kca'!iu-
Room and Debating Society has de'"rn':nc'! -
Celebrate in becoming manner the i21'n az
,5v,r.arv of Washington's birthday Il j.
exceedingly appropriate at time when d.
loyal and sediiious men are warning openly
and fercely against the 'pcace, government
and dignity" 0. the Union, 70 recall to popular
recollection the solemn admoniliOns Oh our
grva, Captain, Statesman and Patriot against
the arts and devices Of designing men. III"
character and services OF Washington car
not, ia our Judgment, he too often made the
subjects Of grateful discourse. lie twas who
I'D his country from colonial scryiin'ic, through
the stormy periIs Of seven years Revolution,
to peace and National Endependence-who,
in conjunction with other enlightened states
men. taught his cuuntrymcu to appreciate the
Oh Confelcracy--iliat rope Of saad-9t It's
propcr value and TO Look forward TO a more
permanent and intelligent Cnion-who rfesl-
d,d with cpusummate prudence and ability
over the deliberations of III" GEa.- G'nH I'll
ff-'n@wEo gave to the new poity which i e.
tabished the moral weight necessary to sta'I!-
itate it by accepting, against lis wiShes:the
liyhes, and mSst responsible office under it
WHO, for IGN sesfs. discharged the difficult
duties Of the executive Office in manner 10
disarm contemporary criticism and command
the undivided appreciation Of Poster'ty-who
has left to bis countrynien priceless legacy IN
his Farewell Address. the paternal eonnse'S oil
which deserve to be engraven Upon every
American heart AS long IS the warnings oi
Washington shall he remembered and aprrecl-
catcd BY his coun;rymen, the intrisqes Of The
traitor and the dcrnagogue and the violence Of
the fanatic will be impotcnt. We trust that
tic Cxertions Of the patriotic members Of the
st. Nary's Reading Room aud Debating Socie-
~ tokecp fresh in the popularmind the eharae-
ter and services Of the Father of his Country,
will meet with general response from tie cit
liens Of the county.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-01-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber
~ his obtained from she Orphans Court OF
St. Mays county, in Maryland, letters iesta-
nentar-. ". n. on the PERSONAL estate Of WIN.
LYON GrJ Late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same, with the
nreper vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on OF
before the 20,h dav Of JuIy, 1859, otherwise
they lnsv De excluded by law from all benefit oi
the sald estate. Given under my hand this lllI
day Of January, 1859.
JAMES II. ALVEY,
Exec Itor.
Jan. 18th 1864.