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Capital subscribed, s4ll,5oe.


.N.- ARrIcLE Iy.
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subscribe shall their notes approved Of by
s the
which s Be % nsa sy s s
in advance notes TO be subject to all The contingent
s % made BY Ss p u
pany and endorsed when paid tie Of the
ha paid a. i IF a No hs
aoesad Parties who a. the maturity mi Of their notes
be esam o. Which sent
@ Be-
year. all the aforesaid notes however shall clause
a1 ps.ies The notes. '
gsir a ali and every Of value
ns i y srP' # n e.
said notes shall be cancelled and surrendered.
ARTICLE V.
All the corporate powers the Company be exercised
by Board Directors and sneh other officers and clerks
to 6e Elected except the year the Monday Of Sep
in
give al least days @ notice of the pnoe
sa appoint three Of the corporation Inspect
@ gsh s any may pd osF
al such Se 4 ah k es
heretrom or until others are qualified to act
in their stead
For the rst year this Company goes into operation
following named subscribers shall of the Board Of Directors
s'"" ALPHoNsE MILTENBERGER,
HIM. WRIGHT,
o. LAUyE.
s. NJ DARBY,
j. b. GRIBBLE,
A. REL, HAKD,
A. ROCHEREAU,
j. NJ BASUALDO,
1T MILLAUDON,
G. SABATIER,
J.TUYES,
PA. NOBLOM,
IF M,
obr Of the ensuing In elections those receiving
plurality shall be considered duly elected in the
event If no election taking place the day Aforesaid, the
President another eeation take place within
DAYS thereafter give notice of tho by advertisement
in the public newspapers published in this city,
The Board Of SHALL their first meeting elect
President annually, who shall il not selected them
selves be an oicio member Of the Board. He shall hold
his Office until his successor is elected
preside at all meetings of the Board and
at ali meetings of the members of the Company and sh I'll
duct the Company generally under the supeys
ion Of the shall be the Of the President sign
ali the policies The Board shall fix the compensation Of ali
the officers clerks employed elected by the Company
They shall the profits Of the Company from time time
as hereinafter provided for They shall have adopt
such bylaws deem and convenient tor
the of the Company not being
trary to Act the laws o. the State o. Louisiana and
they shall power do all acts carry out the
this corporation and to ill all vacancies thst
occur ia the Board or Presidency.
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rcs. G. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, CON.
mission Merchant and Agent for j. oFallon Co.'s St.
Louis Metallic Nut Bolt Factory" All kinds Of Nuts,
Bolts and Washers by r. H. Coles Patent Machinery,
One thousand choice Molasses Barrels for sale.
d21g JUS. u. hoSAN
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MADAME UEDARD, THE cELEsRATED Arnar-
l lean Planet Reader and Fortune Teller has returned
her old stand se Poydras street. at the sign Of the Aooa
Stars
Persons wsbing their Fortunes read by the
ROMAN AsTRoLoGERs OF OLD,
VIII find to their advantage to call and consult her all sss
jects. She will give
Information of Lost or Stolen Propertys
The Madame is Medium, and born with doubIs saH
face she is the Oldest Fortune Teller New Oresr
and has practced this of Dvinaton from childhood
has had lawyers DOCTORS and minister's many
to consult her when she was only nine years Of age
N. b. Madame U. will select Lottery Numbers for thas
born in lucky months and will draw good prizes Also rEe
GREAT ROMAN TAL1sMAN by the aid Of which IL
love affairs business gain Dssoute II
either be reclaimed by the aid Of ibis wonderful
The Madame will tell The ages Of her visitors.
Read the subjoined-
BATON ROUGE, March IT. 1887.
Respected Madame The Lottery number ia t
Havana Lottery drew four thsusand dollars, but
sorry inform You that was simple enough to sell the as
few days before the drawing. telling friend Of 5nn
that had ticket which selected for and he imMeSi
atey offered tho price Of hs whole ticket for oaehsIt-I
ceped his proposal realized the big Of ten dollars
lost two thousand Incl sea will find the amount fr
this time. think had better visit places
try and give you handsome reception Respectfully,
JAMES FORBES.
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ARTIcLE VII.

II shall lawful this Board invest the profits of the
Company and unincumbered and i'm
proved real the city of New Orleans amount
exceeding half the profits aforesaid and in
the property shall be worth twice the amount loaned thereon
Tbey may also profits of the mpany the stocks
BY under the laws of the United States Of this
State city, and loan the receiving
such security, in exceeding thieeourhs of
the par value Of the same
The COMPANY may hold not ed
ing o. its profits though be for the
purchase in addition, property which may be
said Company forced sale of the if
in their opinion may be OF advantage to the Company
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EDWARD BARN.

certify the foregoing be copy Of the original act
tant in my register.
In faith whereof grant these presents under my sgnanre
and the impress of seal OF office at the city OF M 81 rev
Orleans his twenty eighth day OF Jay one thousand esht
hundred and fifty nine. , -, p,,.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages in and or the
parish and city of New Orleans cerihes the foregoing H. ~
No. 4, olos 2aS to S02
New Orleans 18th July 1853. ,,,,, =,
SignedJ JOHN HOLMES, recorder
aul ltaw5w
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INSURANCE.
CHARTER AND
ACT OF INCORPORATION
s.5.ss. -Of the
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-STATE OF LOUISE.
ANA-CITY OF NEW ORLkANS.
CHARTER AND

BE KNOWN That this day, the twenty Of June
in the year Of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and
in the Eighty Third OF American Independence
Before me, AMEDEE DUCATEI. Notary Public, duly
commissioned and and for this City and the Parish Of
Orleans therein residing and in Of the undersigned
witnesses,
Personally and appeared the parties whose names are
bereuuto subscribed claed that avang themselves OF
the provisions Act Of the Legislature Of this State en
tied Act organization of corporations for works Of
public improvement and utility" approved March the four.
teenth eighteen hundred and they have covenaned
and agreed and by presents covenant and and
bind themselves and those whom they represent to establish
an INSURANCE COMPANY, for the object and purposes
and under the obligation puatons and regulations foil
ing, to wit:
This Company shall be established in the City of New Or
and shall be Designated and kn1Tn ~ hs nss q sns
October Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine. near thereof
may and the said Company shall exist iof .wenynye
Company shall have seal the deyce Of the up
the name Of the Company upon the margin.
ARrIcLE IL.
The object purposes Of this Company decIaredto be-
buildings household furniture merchandise other property
against loss or damage by hre
To make Marine Insurances upon vessels, reights steam
boats goods merchandise specie bullion commissions
rrons bank notes. bills Of exchange other evidences
debt 6ottory and respondena interests and to make all and
insurance sppeItanng TO or connected with marine or
They may themselves to be reinsured sgaust any
risk upon which they have AIDE shall make insurance
officer whom to citations other legal dsca
rnents in all suits against the Company.
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And others, amounting 10 5000 shares $780, Oo
Thus dome and passed Office at The city Of New
Antoine onand and Marcel r. Ducro witnesses of
domcaed in this city and expressly REQUIRED to ne
present. who have hereno signed their names tcseher VITA
the above mentioned parties, and me, notary.
Originally signed,l
j. n. Robert, Thee. Fros,
f. aanucheau NJ. T. Ducros,
A. Conand, ara others. -,,,,
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The officers of the Company, at the expiration Of year
time the first policy shall have and bear
date and within thereafter and during the first
month of every year succeeding shall epatA to be
made and the President and Secretary of the Com
pany the affairs Thereof as may be for the preceding
including statement OF assurances en- ced during the
marine policies which estimate shall be conclusive
for all entitled receive certificates of profits herein
after provided for and shall thereneou cause balance
be- made affairs of sain Company in which they
shall charge each insurer with proportionate share of
the losses said Company recording to the amount Of
premiums him paid but shall such share exceed
the amount Of such premiums and also with an equal share OF
the profits Company, derived from Investments in
norton to said amount said insurer shall thereupon be
titled to certificate signed by the President and Secretary of
said COMPANY OF his credit the books of the
Company said certificate be entitled to sx per cent interest
Monday Of October of each and to
contain proviso therein Is liable for
any further loss which may be sustained by the said Company
no certificate for the fractional parts OF
batween of liars for sums less than tel dol
lars fractional parts of and sums less than
Ten dollars are passed the ngnt account of the
Company and applied to the and other charges
Of the year which they appertain
certificates shall not be transfer ,be except by the con
the Company and the same Shall be duly entered on the
thereof
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DR.J. HOsTETTER's
CfCI.ERR ATED STOMACH BITrTERS.


Renowned the world FORTS wonderful strength
enipe and curative properties This medicine which
posed powerful but perfectly harmless ingredients dis
covered profound physician and has ever been warmly
eulogsed by the prominent lovers of medical science
Mild and pals'sble the astopotsu onct gives vgor
digestive organs and fresh energy to the whole system
The Bters ory Constitution against disease in the
of the regions most cursed deadly miasma 1t is well
we'll known if the liver be kept healthy and the stomach
stimulated perform functions with ordinary ygor there IL
little danger Of being seriously affected by any of the
which usually attack the system through those
The Biers will accomplish this good work. 1t has proved
sckly that has been
sections the country which liable be
afflicted with malaria. Thus much for the merit Of this medi
preventive As remedy 1t operates with astonisb
ing rapidity will check any tendency to diarhes and
dysenery restore to the digestive arouse
the Appetite and by nfnsing cheerful vgor throughout
the SYSTEM enable the natural to throw of the incubus
of disease The most desperate of billions fever typhoid
fever fever ague and intermittent fever have yielded to
influence this magical medicine and hundreds Of per-
learned place confidence in its exraor
binary qualities The people Of the South and West who have
not yet tried HOsTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITE 49, and who must be of the danger that hreat
them this and fall should at provide them.
selves with article Even If they should other
medicines this will but rather facilitate beneficial
operation.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. The genuine Bitters, as
prepared by HosTETTER SMITH, of PITTSBURGH,
Pa the true preventive and remedy All limitations will
prove dslusve. Remember and get Hoseer's Celebrated
Stomach Bes and thus be fortified against the coming pes
thence.
~ See that Bers the Dr. J. Hostettes
Stomach Bter blown the side the bottle and impressed
the metallic covering the cork and the autograph Of
Hosetter Smith, proprieors, on the label.
All orders tie genuine article Hosetters Stomach Bit
tsre must be addressed to the propreters, tug
HosTETTER i SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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ART ICLE XIV.

In addition 10 their hare of profits the business Of the
company the original subscribers shall be entitled TO receive
for the FIRST special eight per the
am onnt Of premiums credited their subscription notes
interest shall from the dates OF such credits until
the fifteenth day Of ocobe Eighteen Hundred and Sixty
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ARTICLE ffIs
The and respective interest Of the parties TO this Act
~ b. ROCHEREAU co.,
NW 1t. MILLAUDON
J. BURNSIDE CO.,
BABCOCK RHODES,
FELLOWES CO.,
CABALLERO 4 BASUALDO,
A. MILTENBERGER 4 CO.,
MONTGOMERY 4 WHITE,
RICHARD CO.,
HAGGERTY BROS,
RICHARD CO.,
.55 CUTRER, HARRISON 4 CO.,
and others.
Can;+oJ .phacrited SAIL bOO.
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|. LAKE SHORE HOTEL.
VAUDEVILLE, la.

Th,a veil located Hetel directly the Lake Sncae III
less than two hours from New Orleans a. hs reception
SURE steamers, twice day, Will ne opeIse rs -
Of visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE ~ ,rssr am, newlv
The Hotel has been enlarged and ~ ne bathing
ashins sailing and dne roaSa " SSpnus q
ereat curative powers within hour ane i n as
sae aGs sn n ,he Invalid those seeking health
snsst M rscreaiou The Bar, Billiard Room and Nine fD
Three Cottages adjacent to the Hotel ior o.
Tinsrv Stable we'll supplied belonging to the Hotel
The table viii supplied with FISH, oysters, and every DELI
w Bar With the choicest wines and liquors
Families desiring TO secure rooms VIII aeS ~ msi 70
Il Vaudeville soliciting share share of public
kr'ss-'9A" BENJAMIN BUTMAH,
mvRH Proprietor.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

- Anita SPRINGS HOTEL-THIS HOTEL
being open, esertion will be made to rel aef u
second 10 none, The table will be supplied with every
luxury Onnibuses will ply between coyngon Mandevie
The serSriy Of the climate deserved Of the wnte
the city all combine to make this desnt
full place OF summer The charges are: ...cn
Per month. -.
Fer week.
~. s hsr MRS i. a. BossiERE Propriesress
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ICE CREAMS, ..N. 49,.
BISCUIT aLAssK
AND sHERBErz,
To be had at all hours at,
HowARD's,
Isl Camp snsst,
fel8 en- opposite st. Patrici's ChzreA.

RICE MILLs-RlCE MILLs-RICE MILLE
Tho best plan of hulling Rice ever tried Is by the,
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED By JOHN TALON. -
1t will hull I'VE bushels Of prepared Rice In from IS 8
minutes according to the quality Of the Rice. Mr.. cEoEer
PATTERSON, at the Foundry and Machine Shop, a.
Delord and New Levee Streets my sole agent
fac;u-e aud sale Of the same
JOHN TALON PsieIass-
New Orleans, November II, 1873 MIG w
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans. 5
Re II remembered that this day, June 1885, before
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city sore
said, personally appeared JOHN PEMBERToN. President,
and CHARLES LEsaSsER. Secretary of the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who being duly
according to law did depose and that the above
statement true, and transcript from the books
Of said Company.
JOHN PEMBERTON, President.
CHAS. LESASSIER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day, June 1859
ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
At special meeting Of the Board of Directors held this day.
1t resolved to declsre scrip dividend of Is cent
the earned premiums OF the Company for the ending
the 3ist Of May 1852 for which certificates will be issued
and the LIST Of August next Also to redeem and
after the second Monday July next the balance Of the scrip
Of 1851 with interest thereon pay per
interest on the scrip of 1885,
DIRE oRs.
s. o. Nelson Jno. Pernberton,
j. N. Eevns, P. PoutE,
Geo. Connolly, B. P. VOORHEES,,
F. Msspero, c. Honod,
G. II. Slocolnb, G. Mitenberger.
jel1 B. o. vgnaud
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ayu NsyTICE--I BAvS RESUMED THE PEAa
IL ee Of my and Gamble found Al my Office No
Gsnn street. ~ W prv~cxvo
mJ1S " =. =. N eol1.ss
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JITHITE, TEIeS. L., BOOKSELLERS AND STA.
w Homer, No. l05 c aaalstrest
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GAS FiXTURES....'

0As FIXTURES. ........GAS FIXTUKEsAz
j. B. NOME, loo Chartres street,
Dsasr IN Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps of Frenca As
,sj, ad American manufacture in the greatest variety
| low prices.
b. B, NOME is authorized by the Gas Con,tsrys
| BIT up Gas Fixtures. te9 uH
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u. ''ooo"''' AZ = A'As
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
AND DEALERS IN WINES FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No. 70 OLD LEvEE sTREET.'New Orleans.
NIL lykW Between BienvIl .nd Ceaua
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-12

ScHAMYL's LIFE IN ST. PETERsBURG.-A
st. Petersburg letter gives the following fur
ther particulars Respecting Schamyl's stay in
the Russian capital On the day of his arri-
val, a compact crowd had collected round the
entrance OF the hotel where he lodged, and at
all the points where il was expected he would
pass i'll going to visit the chief authorities He
appeared quite at his ease-in no way discon-
certed. His manners appeared noble and dig
nified. He has an intelligent look, and the
general expression of his countenance an
nounces energy and the habit of command.
His figure is tall and upright notwithstanding
his advanced age
The next day Scbamyl and his son had the
honor of being presented to Empress and the
hereditary Grand Duke at Tsarkoeselo The
presentation lasted only few minutes 1t is
said he was greatly affected, and looked pale.
Schamyl went afterwards to see the mu-
seums Of natural history, and of the Academy
OF Sciences In the evening he vas at the
Italian opera, in the box of Prince Anatole
Baryatinski, brother to the commander-in-chief
of the army Of the Caucasus. Nine. Charlton
Demeure sang the part of Amina in "Som-
nambula. The scene where she comes down
the ladder from the mill produced great effect
on the kazi MahOmet, the lman's son.
Schamyl is enchanted with all lie sees in
Russia clad known your country sooner"
said he, chad l seen all l now see, / should
have made my submission long since" Well
said, certainly, but perhaps the avowal may
not be altogether sincere. The Imam is evi-
IDENTIFY a clever man. His answers betoken
considerable op,opoS.
When asked what had most pleased him in
Russia, Schamyl replied, "The kind reception
of the Emperor"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-12

SEWING MACHINE AWARDS BY THE AMER
IcAN INSTITUTE, N. Y.-Sewing Machines,
considered in their social, industrial, and ply
Biological bearings upon society, are second in
importance to no material agent of the day.
Economizing nine-tenths of the time required
for sewing by hand eliminating most of the
evils of needlework; charging the sphere of
woman's employment by creating new and
profitable branches of industry relieving the
housekeeper OF her most grievous burden, the
sewing machine ranks with the tabled deites as
benetactors of humanity.
The committee Of the American Institute,
n. Y, appointed at the late exhibition at Palss
ace Garden TO examine sewing machines, have
made long, elaborate, and able report, of
much interest to the public. Although the
utility of this invention is established beyond
all question, yet, for the various purposes of
its application, ignorance exists as to the par
ticuar patent best for o. specific purpose.
Committees heretofore have not Disseminated
and classified sufficiently. This report is free
from these faults The machines are arranged
accordinging to the stitch made, and the pur-
pose to which the machine is to be applied, in
four classes, LIST, I'd, Sd, and 4th classical
ton indicating the general order of merit and
Importance
Glass LIST includes the shuttle or lock stitch
machines for family use, and for manufactu-
rers in the same range of purpose and mate
rial. The Committee has assigned this class
the highest rank, on account of the elasticity,
permanence, beauty, and general disturbances
of the stitching when done, and the wide
range of its application. At the head of this
class they place the Wheeler & Wilson ma
chine, and award it the highest premium.
This has been the uniform award for this ma
chine throughout the country for several years,
and we think no disinterested person will dis
pute its justice and propriety.
Glass I'd includes the shuttle or lock stitch
machines for heavy manufacturing purposes.
At the head of this class the committee places
First and Frosts machines.
Glass 3d includes the double chain stitch ma
chimes. The Grover & Baker machine is
placed at the head of this class. The commit
tee objects to the stitch made by this machine,
inasmuch as it consumes more thread than
any other stitch, and leaves ridge projecting
from one side of the seam. This in the COM
mittee's opinion, must usually impair the dur
ability Of the seam, and often the beauty OF
the garments or other articles So stitched,
though some of the machines making this stitch
can be used very successfully for embroidering
purposes.
Glass includes the single thread tambour
or chain stitch machines. The tendency of
this stitch to ravel, the committee considers an
objection so serious that they refuse to recon-.
mend the machines making il for any pre-.
MUM.
The public is much indebted to this Com.
mttee for the able discharge of their duty, in
rendering clear subject that interest has SO
much darkened.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-12

FRENCH CARICATUREs OF Mr.. WARD IN
PEKIN.-Pdr9S, Tuesday, Oct. 25.-Charivari
Is having its own fun over the American Min
lister in China. 1t has published engravings
three days i'll succession, which are the laugh
of the town. The first one represents Mr.
Ward on his way overland to Pekin In this
engraving one sees only a large rough box
mounted on an nncouth wagon, drawn and sur
rounded by great mob OF hooting, bowling
Chinese. Standing alone are two mandarins,
or chief men, looking on. The landscape is
composed of barren hills and plains. The
reader need not be told that the American En-
voy is shut up in the box, without the power
OF taking observations Of the interesting coun-
try through which he is passing. The second
engraving represents the arrival on the great
square of Pekin. The cavalcade is STONED a
board or two has been knocked from the side
OF the box, and long, lank, clean-shaved indi
vidual, in black dress-coat and with a ban
dage on his eyes, is seen bursting forth, much
as young chick bursts from its shell. Two
mandarlns receive in their arms the falling and
blind Ambassador. The next engraving
shows him in the palace before the throne of
the mighty brother of the Sun and the Moon.
delivering his speech. jonathan stands as
straight up in the middle of the floor as the
monument on Bunker Hill He is still in sol.
SAhh pdth, anu d ClOSC-ulllIlS DdHuaSe over Ills
eyes shut out the view of the celestial world
around him. A dozen mandarns are prostra-
ted at his feet in circle, and in this position
the tableau reminds one of fountain, with a
very tall central jet surrounded at its base with
a dozen low curvilinear ones While the
blind Envoy iss,Sruing darkness with his arms,
his nighttime ION the throne is indulging in
the interesting pantomine, SO beloved by iuye
niles, of playing the you can't come It'll"
movement with his hands upon his nose This
is ChariVari's idea of Mr. Wards pilgrimage to
Pekin.