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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

vsci.i ssuss % sss sarsca sdsson q ~ Bsdos care
GIVE Us nm Ola Narss for Dlseasss Incl
Cen, 70 ne period Of TKETHfNg IN CHILDREN.
"a a Il ;ala seY MA ' wisss6Ss s6orsIss srhUf
serofuia.-A Few Bottles Of Ksnnsdy.s
onissn. ass Healing asssa :a.0ly fonesias sSs ~
The Source Of Costivsnsss Destroys d.-
HcIloweys Pills sned " be The only active remedy for
habuai consspaios their scon 90 The somseh snd bowe
Bateheior's wigs, Teupees and HAIR
sasy pssssi b. 10 turning ~ bsAiad No bond street.
parrv,s rricophsrsus 10 the nest ana
rue: ~ ,s e s. q I vs.
Tsussss. shosldsr braces, Eidssic Stock
inss &C scientifically spphed rcsAnn street, under Bar.
~ Taylor, wig Hsker, Ladies' Hair
Dresser ses Broadway. Prvsn Rooms for IAAiss' Hair
DyonS w s.~H.
Csistedere's Hair Dye, wigs ANA Tou-
peeshs best n Ne word woIssAIs and RETAIL and the Dys
Bsausssui Cenpssxfsn.-I.aird-s Lasuad
aa - 'i fsscss t:ss ssnR 80 - Is s.as2.
"a clear CsmpIsrssn' 10 Desired by an
AA'ss. uss rHAIoEf "ssov wAiss or,sniai crss.LS
Snow wAns Oriental Cream" SOLD By ali drusxiaA
Beautiful CempIexicn.- Phalcn's
Snow While orisstAi Cream Price " csnts p~ soas
uiII's Hair Dye 20 Cents, black or
brcwn-Bess IN use, pepN No, Barclay nsees aae s'd ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

0erofula.-A Few Bottles Of KsMnedy'a
Medical Dsrcze judicous app sea1aa q The scrofus
rsssioa IN " paspAls around each sos wiu sure ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

IL SECOND rrNEKKErnkH.
III BY JULIE JUk0UeoH, -.
fe- q, tsess c.lebrssed unasfer secc~d 6HleNss 20
ti3x horses p-sd and cebsr nice caicula1kns Da ~
r'osi'sa' 30 ''' risoaxsr aArr co,
cTrf4sns Crr Exny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16
FRENCH ADynKT,sEsrExTs.

Y IIfl nHn AsvAts, nDNss iID .spasSwss
4 Nftgstt't s.ssrs .. veYy iow rflrss C.sh h,yer,
v sd r. her rief~s; q eAN'tus sS asa rrce4 Ores.
bargains Tar e hsi Y. CHkhks, " Bsusdvxy,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

jenkins oN TIE FASHIoNABlES.- Jenkins
who attended n hop at Saratoga, writes to the
Baifhlo RppubIir ms follows:
1t is impossible 10 describe the cXqnsitC
scene as entered the immense, magnificent
and illimitablc drawing room of Congress Hall
Rapturous forms fluatcl around me in the
may dance Of the lazy music; while volup.
tuonS Swclls" in tight. coats, aud the
most delicate straw coorct kids, hung upon
the celestial half-clothed forms that mistily
filled the hall with lace, slanccS and perfumes
| have only time to describe three or four OI
! the heavenly beings who represented your
city on this occasion.
Miss G-n-l-tham, Of Delaware st., wa.
dressed in profound maroon, with lace dan
glrrs, Chinese head dress, and high h.hcclcd
slippers. with pink culminations. She had mr.
cntcing swing to her drapcry that captivated
the entire male aSscmbagc, and created envy
among the angels-prcscnt Her sister was
dressed in a blue turban, with marabout
feathers, her face cxquisitey painted with lily
white and Carmine--thc very roSincSS O
health and animation. She had n very low.
neckcd dress, and bare arms, with e little
lSthmnS OF a lace strap on each shoulder, tC
give the appearance of connection. The Ia
Wv" P'CoCHl' stdtcu very plhInIS tnAt she
didn't have enough clothes to 20 roumd;'
while the gentlemen, one and all, declared
that they did not see that she was ovcr'lrcSsed
in the least, and as FAR as they could see, they
were perfectly satisfied with her appearance
Mrs. Do-h-mb-gh, of Main street, wa,
gorgcouSly dressed in Straw.colored hounccs
looped up with rosettes of vclvctccn, witt
cores set in by particular request. Her lemon
colorcd bertha excited jealous rage, so beau
tfnl and costly was it. and her hay-colorct
gloves fitted faultlcssly. She was too srett I,
lire. [Oh! Jenkins.
Miss Won Ra-g-St-e, of Washington
street, wore dress of green silk over blue
and white tarelton, so arranged as to be invis
bic except when exhibited. Her corsage wa:
trimmed with grenadine puffings, expanding
around the neck in the form of Queen Eliza
beth ruff, and dropping gracefully to her heels
where it lay on the floor in delicious lace pud
dies. She was the charming epitome Of al
that is delicious and warm in woman. (Jcn
kins! JenkinsD y
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

To KATE am thinking of the time, Kate.
when sitting by thy side, and shelling beans l.
gazed on thee, and felt wondrous pride. In
silence leaned we O'cr the pan, and neither
spoke word, but the rattling Of the beans,
Kate. was nil the sound We heard. Thy au-
burn curlS hung down. Kate, and kissed thy
lily cheek azure eyes half filled with tears be-
spoke spirit meek. To be so charmed as [
was then ne'er before occurred, when the rat
tllng of the beans, Kate, was all the sound
heard. thought it was not wrong, Kate, 10.
leaning o'cr the dish, as you snatched up a lot
Of beans, snatched nectar kiss. And then
became very blind. and neither saw nor
stirred, but the ratting Of the beans, Kate.
was oil the sound heard
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

GREEN MOUNTAIN P PArRIoTIsM. When Ethan
Allen thundered at the door Of the comman-
der of the garrison Of TicOnderOea, after the
soldiers were subdued, and that afIFiehted Of
fetal asked by what authority he demanded =
surrender, the COlonel's reply was: "By the
great Jehovah aud the Continental Congress-"
This was on the morning Of the day wAsa
Congress was TO ssss@6As ct Philadelphia.
Col Allen was . man Of uniiinching patriot
ticut men, acting in concert with CO. lsaosd.
and Crown Point from the hands 0fths RflaA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

GESTILITY.-There is a dreadful ambition
abroad for being "genteel." We keep up ap-
pearanccS, too often at the expense Of honesty
and, though We may not be rich, yet we must
seem to be SO. We must be respectable"
though only in the meaneSt SenSe-in mere
vulgar outward show. We have not the cour-
age to go patiently onward IN the condition of
life in which it has pleased tod to call US but
must needs live in some fashionable state to
which we ridiculously please to call ourselves,
and all to crafty the vanity Of that unSub-
stantial gcntecl world Of which we form part
There is a constant struggle and pressure for
front seats in the social amphithcater; in the
midst Of which all noble sclEdenying resolve
is trodden down, and many fine natures are
inevitably crushed to death. What waste.
what misery, what bankruptcy, come from all
this ambition to dazzle others with the glare
of apparent worldly success, we need not drs.
cribc. The mischievous results show them
selves in a Thousand ways-in grand frauds
committed by men who dare to be dishonest,
but do not dare to seem poor and in the clcs-
peratc daShes at fortune, in which the pity il
not too much for those who fail, as for the
hundreds Of innocent families who are so often
involved in their ruin.
Mr.. Hume hit the mark when he once stated
in the House of CommOns-though his words
were followed by "laughter"- the tons of
living in England is altogether too high. Mid.
die class people arc too apt to live up to their
income, il not beyond them; affecting degree
of "style" which is most unhealthy in its eff
feet upon society at large. There is an am.
bition to bring up boys as gentlemen, or rather
"gcntcel" men; though the result frequently
is, only to make them gents. They acquire
taste for dress, style, luxuries, and amuse-
mentS, which can never form any solid found
alton for manly or gcntlcmanly character and
the result is that we have vast number OS
gingerbread young gentry thrown upon the
world who remind one of the abandoned hulls
sometimes picked up at sea, with only mon
key on board.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

.tN old gentleman had three daughters, all
Of whom were marriageabIe. \ young fellow
went wooing the youngest, and finally got
her consent to take him for better or for
worse" Upon application to the old gentle
man for his consent, he flew into violent
rage, declaring that no snan should "pick his
daughters in that way" and if he wished to
get int" his family he might marry the Oldest
or leave the house forthwith
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

How To Remove FREcKLEs.-To dispcrsc
lrcckcs, take one ounce of lemon juice. quar-
ter of drachm Of powdered bornx, and half a
arachm of sugar; mix them, and let them
stand few days in glass bottle till the liquor
is fit for uSe then rub it on the hands and
face occasionally.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

In Irishman, travelling on one of the rail-
roads lately, got out Of the cars for refresh
mentS at way station, and unfortunately the
bell rang and the train was otr before he had
finished his pie and coffee. "IIoud on "
cried Pat, as he ran like madman after the
cars :" hould on, We numbering oil staInc
engine-yevc got passenger aboard that is
lett behind"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

"A TINE TO FIGHr." Peter Muhlcnberr, a
minister of the Gospel, who, in 1878, presided
over the parish Of Woodstock, Va, relinquishcd
his pastoral duties and joined the army for
service. In his concluding farewell sermon he
clares, "thcre is u time for all things" and
added with an earnest voice: There is a
time to fight, and that time has now come ="
Then laying down his gown he stood before
his flock in the full uniform of a Virginia Col
oncl. He ordered the drums to be beaten at
the church door for recruits, and upwards of
800 nen, chiefly members Of his congregation,
were enrolled under his banner that day.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

A MAN should never put fence of words
around his ideas, because many who would
otherwise give him fair hearing, lack rcsou-
ton TO climb over such rugged enclosure.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

Truth can hardly be expectSa to adapt her.
self to the crooked policy and willy sinIosities
of worldly affairs; for truth, like light, travels
only in straight lines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

1T is better to love person you cannot mar
ry than to marry person you cannot love.
This is short text for long sermon, which
human experience will continue to preach
"until the last syllable Of recorded time"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

\ man was mobbcd the other day through
wng'S saying that his wife was almost daily
imprisoned in an iron cage. 1t turned out
that the cage was a steel-hooped skirt.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

Socrates, seeing scolding wife who had
hung herself on an olive tree, exclaimed "Oh
that ell trees would bear such fruit!"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

Old Judge Jonah Jolcs pronounced upon
Elm Crunch this sentence: Elm Crunch stand
up and face the music. You are found guilty
Of suicide for stealing. Now, this court sen
tcnccS YOU to pay fine Of two Shillings, TO
shave your head with bagganet in the bar
racks and if you try to cave in the heads of
any of the jnry you'll catch thunder, that's ALL
Your fate will be warning to others, and, in
conclusion, Sheriff, bring nc a pint Of red eye;
I'm awful thirsty"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

"Sally," said fellow to girl who had red
hair, keep away from me, or you'll set me
on fire" mo danger Of that; you're too
green to burn"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

Nothing is more odious than the face tina
smiles abroad, but flashes fury amid the cares
scS Of q tender wife and children.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

II you would keep your boys foa SalAiRg
in their sleep, let your seyVaHs girls be as old
aud ugly as possible. h,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

There are but three rounds in the ladder Of
negro's ambition-a banjo, boss. barber and
white wife.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

The best part Of beauty is that which pic.
ture cannot express
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01
BUREAu DE IA CoaPAfSlH pASsuRtN1E !,
Hons MrTrsLn DE "a SEIg-OHtHaSs.
NonyeIle- f1riSHua. "a n dtrtu1bre isJI \


I ES resolutions sukyanfes ont cta ndoI-
- Tees atuuauimie le bureau dannistat dc ceite
eompaEnie
Ro1 Cue svRnt Ia chartre de cetc rompaee dapres
de III Legislature De Etat c Ii oHane N1 Ii6$ Gp
lie II S59 soft dnHni
de Ia Vile en- aHHlais ct IN H peiaRi reHe iours
IL premier tndi de Ianysr i6 ayapt pour
qu suit Dounet les ct les de les
certihcatS Dc rross mis- Jour RS qae lRt6Ft
Gle detnand6.
Itoa p'st One los lis ccrficnts HtGre gui
Actr t6cias par e propti6tAre
propdelAes tgauS dams ionrs ra AZ III dte pub
CATION 0iCn demeurent eances afuus it
mis- credit dH fouds contingent les lires dc coupa
gne ansi que e dit 81 ehErttp.
fe de , cue Dams ls Oh les personnea don les
suiyen seaien fedeyaes Ia coappgc pour primes
eotptes IL ite copagnie par d6dRlre
Ia pnfuIltf fIe In dit1fi PFte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01
3UEd AIMED pFYtpr aDs.
p a. RAtlNMsTocs.s NERplIRuaM j


Of regular Medical profession
the Hnon preparation unsurpassed by nay, and is daily Pre-
cFite by the most elGuent physicians thSasgnout he Uni1ei
stae During e long perind u s continued nopuiy spu-
uus and capteFh iuiistois haze FROM lime
appearance Never necessary rNtt
of The buyer to exercise juilcloas canton IN pnrchae
article than This These limitations
eli their eNicrrai eetablHnre h. A FAinestAek r
mue As to be well sa'caaied ie pn the nnsprting
hps es enotgh bny Of accredited agent but eyery
purchaser vigilance avoid helng impessi up0n II
exnlius every BEETLE htngeIf that he Is biynl
he genuine n A. Faiuestoek' SsStHilucc. ds3 I'm NV
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01
gPEeIFICATIoNs FoR TTIE coNrf,,c

gPEGIFTCATIoNs FOR THE cosrfs. .CT
- for the cleaning Of the Canal street Canal from Gborne
The shall be cleaned dug 10 depth Of thirty feet at
below lsysl lowest ground md boItoa oSns
Of sid canal shall be neatly cut sootle off and dressed
and al dirt snps roots ete shall BE ye fee
in casting the dit umps roots etc. from said canal the
shall good throw sante po ie
hs eads 9a halh aes a. hs a b subjected o 81 damase
atty of having the said dirt roots umps etc. removed fto
said \, shell 4. @ roads At his own a9s expense
Of the same which may he disturbed damaged g contrac
tor. shall be by The said repaired and reinsaed IN
her former condition previous to the making Of any
Tie contractor shall bind himself 10 have all dams constructed
by % opened every night so as 70 Prevent the backing Of the
The whole work shall be executed under tc supervision of
the a surveyor and 70 the entire sasacton Of d officer
contractors, and sha be Of the hes, quality
days following The approval of adjudication by lie Com
Council and 70 complete the same months afer under
eeaas @ i no @ cesd ssas Rs y ef each and every day thereafter
seeay aIaqunt Of three thousand dollars shall be re,
anfd guarantee tho faithful performance of lie contract
Payments in cash the completion of each and evsg ton
ten per cent eG the amount Of each seenaa being retained IN
well andefsooa bat IA eas e If M9n in webE " IN,
@ aeS or n IN ea @ e oae e e b Pi fss VIII w m h
IN which he work being eseceJ he Goanc slafi has
t 1 y s s 1 s9 q s 9 d s eSS 81"
nt en- ;apE5a e 3 s9H 7 & 9 d asss Y snna te VIII
contractor shall At time abndon The wo nis and
complete The same in conformity with Ills contract said con
tractor shall forfeit ai claims he have for any part the
work aone BY him The date Of The abiuioaien AID te
sity shall b. thereby discharged from ans aud all liability
the9efor; and u IL sa understood Il, the ci
tfact be feed the contractor his secnfiy shall he held
and bound in sodo. 70 the city all los difference
beweau the price At which the originally contracted
to perform the work and the price at which may DO adju
ea;edRt resale or feaijudieation.
complete.
New Orleans 9TH Ianuars, 1850
[signedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards OF the Common Council
fsignedl II. n yENNARn, f,,
tSignedl R0BT HgYGHE, eas.fiaef-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01

IN
Seated Y ss sseSt r4 e. The e. ose B d The Com
o'clock 81, for tfe following work
p . fSs a Il Rs se o Ss@ o sE E5o ia
Canal tIenee along sa ASenas 70 he heg w Cana
and fifteen feet te at bottom and Eye eei deep below The
posed Strengthening the present Ieyee aad all oo stups
etc, TO e teniosed aud throw asas = a.
Orleans intersection eI Claiborne street ieaee along ihe
continuation Of said stEee 10 Gueuu street along Cacnu street
sal s bs f Get Ias @ q o sp aI, sna ,.fy II t sss
construct eyee aaths as de q ne anG 5 aR 9 m m same
B. Gasai u he exeavaed along Tenth street. in ferroou
extending along said and It's continuation ffom The
line Of e Jefferson and Lake fontehartran Railloal 10 Henry
Tie eana1 wide at fifteen feet
at ad I Il e a f&f & G M S q e o gna s Sid sSec
s .sss e9 eaas s9 ss p es from the
TIE eaial 10 certain extent exists ata proposals nr & BE-
~ and ten feet NJ bottom and Ave feet eep below the lowest
Of Yee The lower side or bank Of the Canal free from ali
var faai along Sixteenth street in carrolop extend
ng a aid street and rs from the JerFsgn and
Tho said sci wide At thirty feet at bot
Lake side Of the Canal free from ~ ree,s sumps, etc
between ihs edge Of the Canal end e hase q te Lsyee Ths
dressed according the lines that will be given Al stpmp
roots, ete,, shall Be removed. ,.,,Zt
Engineer of the Second Draining secien and 10 his entire salts
faction
contractor bind himself begin the work in the
days following The approval Of his contract by the BoFd Of
Commissioners Of the Second Draining District.
well understood that in Of failure by the
to begin finish the work. thereof within the period
hxed In the Board mol be satisfied with the
In which tie work is being executed they The BoHrd shall have
the right anu The without putting the in
deauii seqedby article 1906 Of The Civil Code and without
applying Justice annn the and without
denniIy and well understood that in the
tractor shall amy nae abandon the work, finish and
complete the IN unity with his contract The
tractor shall forfeit a claims he may have for anonnt
pur Of the work done BY him the a ot The abandonmen
na iat the Board shah he thereby discharged from and I'D
liability teefpr aud il is also well understood that in the
contract be tesad the and his securities shall he
held and bound III soliao pay the Board all loss aud
dereuce between he price which hc contractor originally
TO perform tie work and the price at which be
Proposals 10 ba addressed j, l. uAyTLLEBRuyREs En-.
ftesdeEt Separate bids will ha required for each section. with
gpo ad 1l security IN the of thousand dollars
Tor ihe faithful performance Of iie Payment
made IN cash the completion of ueeepace
by The RHginees of the Bdard.
Bids 10 6e PSI fuuu feet for the whole
ceanleie
WILL \, ERFRI2T, Engineer
lirn,u EE-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01

NOTICE TILE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
thai certificate for Two Hundred Twenty Shares
One Handed Dollars each he Capital Stock ta oisi.
ana state Bank issued on the Sd Of june 1851 Fran
ee Bsea deceased and represented hy his widow jose
phins Jogn md his minor children Marie Francois Bnsca
BY Judgment Of the Second District Gor of New Orleans
dated he 18th Of March, 1851 has been hsd and thai
an appeaon for The Issuance Of certificate in ie place
g ne one above described has been duly the Louisiana
ja2 awl2t L r sr ANsNn Aoa,,
NOTICE-MR FREDERIC b. BR8ND fSrERs INFr,,
our employ this day and holds full power or Aor-
this city. - ' ' uo'e !"
New Orleans. srry II. lsha : - - - LIZ S1es es. Z.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01
G Il. NfLREDT's .AgFflRs, E,ATEsSpzD
~ GO DIV U0B O UTTER.

The exclusive patent tie above seye purchased
~ Company Of gantlee Of the city Of ESw eans for he
HSs E9s q I.oaisiana Mlsssp Aassna Tennessee
esse pssh, eeafiy rights, of machinery.
Obtain The same BY apgB the undersigned fho II sole
Agest for tho above company.
r. w q. COOK
40. 8 Na;chez street. New Jlrieans.
Refers saHessFs Martin tsoFfar fr NJ o.: NJ II p,skf
eie aa5,sian la Dc. g. ". eranhe Is,sryi,e Ia tae
Jaaes. ay;l iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01
Proclamation par Ie Marie.

MAiR1E NnUvElIE- ORLEANS,
Hotel de Vile, 26 dtcAmbre 1859.
I'm VERTU dc In resolution No as74 du
IL coIsel Gomnun de la Nouvele Orleans,
section III dc Ia ohaftra de la Vile, par present
done fineien de Ia vile de la Nouselc 0rfaus
los de Orleans
ondes peEtir de h s. Claude ius9na Ia Mara
In Robertson jusu Claiborne assi daVoir
denx catts du aache Te6 des perres
d2f lawsw GERARD STITH. Maire.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01
rroclamation by tl,e MAYOR.

MAYoRAITY NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, December 26, 1859,
RY VIRTUE @ Of resolution esq i Nc. 4s74 Of the
With section l2 of the City Charter notice Is hereby given
that II the intention Of the city Of New Orleans have boh
sides Of Orleans with round stones
MarR and fro Robertson Claiborne
also, have each side Of Trt market payad with
square bocks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01
Legal, NOTICES.

OFFICE LOUISIANA MUTUAL INs. CpNANr,
New Orleans, December 81, 1859
IN accordance with the requirements OF
GhATcr q The Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company and
the Legislature of Louisiana o. 100 approved March
l7i 1852 pnhe notice hereby Tint the following
cacs of Script for the years 1855 and 1856 and aecruing In
thereon renGin unclaimed Ia the otce 5f the Company
and all ad certificates and interest which shall not be demand
ed by tile Legal owners within thirty days Of This
notice will ho cancelled and aunulll The thereof
credited he contingent iii the Books OF thd Company
al nfat lie u rf.rt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-01
LEGAr, NOTTcEs.
oyfIcr IN the HoNE Mutual lNsuRANon Co ! T
or NEW 0HLE&Ss,
New Orleans, December 3lst, 1859.
kIsuE fniloNKinS reaoIntions We're nnani-

rtsHF fofiovinS resolutions were unani-
Isy ndnnlpl IN The hoard Tlnsees Of this Company
coirgd Thai ia accordance with The eharto Of th got-
a,y an IN MI IL lle Legislature Of Louisiana So. i7d mp
pnyad lin MNrrh sa uoce given in city newspapers
II French and English or thirty aya eo,peIeng on ihe st
in the names AMI amounts Of a certificates o prots Issued
together with all ures due thereon ia the yes 1851 1868 and
iSS5 and ptyulcnt VI Mhieh has not been demanded,
eSorsd fitae That all Of shid certificates and accfued IN.
teest i ha shall not demanded by the legal nwnuf
owners thereof within the thirty days OF said pabcaon be
and are orev cnueted and ne md the amounts thereof
to be credited contingent account on te bookho the Com
pany, as directed by Tvs charter. e;,
III II further re1rei That Fhoud any Of the following per-
indebted thc Company for unpaid premiums o otleT
accounts The said Company ha tst deduct the amount OF