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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
CHNCHA IsLANDs-Brig s. H. Vdterman.-isO tons
guano 100 dunnage bags, Barril Brothers.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

fOhEl6N.
ScARBoRo, ISLAND OF ToBAGo-Schr. Grdhdm.-457
bbls flour, 100 half bbls. do 10 boxes cheese, do
oysters do. chairs, do window blinds, do. vinegar,
5000 slaves.
WEST INDIEs.-Schr. w L. Montague.-76S bbls.
flour 200 do. meal, IS hafbbls. do, 35bbls pork,
80 half bbs. beef 10 quarter bbls tongues, casks
wine % kegs butter 200 bushels 60 kegs lard 40
boxes cheese 100 do cakes 20 bbs bread 2s bushels
% half bbs bread 10 terces RICE 10 bills vinegar
hhds tobacco 10 dozen brooms 10 do buckets, 20 kegs
nails boxes starch 81 bbls OIL 200 bushels BRAN 100
boxes candles
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ERssss The new and magnificent side.whee Iron Ocean
Steamers $. R. SPAULDING, Solomon .Howes. command
er, and BEN DEFORD, VIM. A. Hallet, commander will
nately.
The accommodations for passengers are ofTHE FIRST
Fare SO, including Meals and Stateroorns
For freight or passage apply TO
A. l.. HUGCINS, Agent,
WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
Baltimore, May 18th, 1860 myI6-tf
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Ga NORDLINGER Il CO.,
l%E@5s-L5 IMPORTERS OF
x$zEHsN FOREIGN PRODUCE,
PRANDIES, WINES, GINS, SEGARS, &c,
No. lO2 LoNBa STREET, Baltimore,
@ LAURENCE Thomson L CO.,
- EXCHANGE PLACE. HEAD OF COMMERCE
ASES STREET,
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, &c.
Offer fer sale an extensive assortment Of
BRAN DIES:
I Hennessy Otard Dupuy Co.. Jean Louis 1871; Supe-
rior old Cognac; Jules Robin Co. !: Segnette; John
Durand Co-of various grades. All in T. S Bonded Ware
houses.
Sherry, Madeira, Port, Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also ChamPage Claret and Hook
in glass-pa choice Curacao and Maraschino Cor
dials
HOLLAND GIN, OF Bicker's "Grape" brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India bordeaux and Marseiiles Sweet Oil, Sar
dines Maccaroni, Vermicelli, Olives, Capers, &c. &c
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from a number
,ba m oet caIehrated r,anufactnrers ie3Dtf
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Nov. l, 1860
COFFEE.-Cofee continues in good demand and
note sales to-day $50 bags Rio at l34 cts 600 bags do
eXTallulahn private terms, understood however to
be at 133 cts, 400 bags do EEK May Queen at IA
and 100 bags Government Java at In cts. We publish
below the usual weekly report of Messrs. White Elder
Coffee brokers, to which We refer for quotations.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT
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Ezs FOR SAVANNAH, GA.-EXPRESS

a4 FOR BOSTON.-THE REGULAR LINE.
ss-The fine fast sailing brig J. NlCkERSON, ECKER
son, master will be ready receive for the above port
MONDAY, October 23d having the greater portion or
her cargo engaged will have quick desplth For freight
or passage apply to HE>IFN Il ROC Frs,
oI9tf n. ". corner Pratt ard Gay ss
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New Orleans and Texas Moasses-the market continues
heavy, and hear Of sales Of but rs bb New Orleans
(common at AZ cts and small lot Barbados at 35 cts
Sugars-there is slight improvement in the demand for
raw, but the sales still moderate We hear of 500
hhds., mostly Cuba, at OK Gl7X cts Whiskey-the de-
mand is fair and prices have slightly improved the sales
are 400 bbls, at 2lAGl22 cts.
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suh ID M answer 70 the aasumptoo Of fac, IN behalf
Of slavery by Senator'S % ths cher ads Hut before
passps 70 that csher sssunPeoo o. coo.et.eonsl h~;
aid testimony 10 the influence Of slavery on slave msss
IN cher countries which TOO important 70 be neglected
ssd may properly, End Psos here s%ooa e.. sao sss se
ct Of emancipation BY which the prcsent Emperor win
ppe iussre MOI only for his country but oar age,
numerous savca and residing why're slavery prevailed,
he Aw 9TH the Instincts Of noble chsracer the eessn
ual barbarian Of this relation, and In IN eiabors vorx
on Rususa, which b nov before me, ne exposed
Win rare sbiity and courage. Thus be spean Of ~ In
fuspoe on slave masteu;-
Bu. slavery sssras Ne ssvs, dePsdss nose NE
r,csss 70 ne ~, s.s sasss uos ssrsaos IL &
bas .sa respe b. own eis.y n. or nxss We ~
siow nss, Wa ssssSi ca ~ .or "a rss,.. .sns
.s ss :. ss sS Ss:s ma ssss sss rs. -
ksusi sssrcss o. u.jua sai. sves vh. @oss.ssd
!: &: Ss:: . ~; y. Ss I: !, =:
,ss e !. Slcsss * s.s . sss
scs .s..sss-s.1 sgs.d . IN !. o.. - % s ss
s s;: ~Ss s-s. - :.s os bot -
o. ss:,sss' - . e ssa' s.ss y = ss ars-s
$4,000 80 .sunsy osyrs s;ss in S::, - -
= ,s s. "a 4 "a ss sSs .sssen Sss = ss
so:s @ = %.. -. = sscgs Sc sSsssss !.
- &: =; ss'ssS ss'-E hs'-' Il R.'~
Asoshsr suthosisy, unimpsschAbe ~ 81 points, who's
scruue has bssp frcn en- nsve travels 70 80 savery
IN - uoea yacss forms and slave nAsssss usdss N
- vasous csndiuoaaI refer 70 shs grsa1 Africas
traveller Dr. uvtnssaonethun toushsa Ne character q
slays moeters--
lie. ~. s.ss . be usss!nsd. .s..sul =. 20 ?.
bic meapssss Of ~ slave sy.sn cn ~ nAnds ~.
~ dngvA6asiun ~ beng Goneam enooRh rey Tv~,x
yisss r.dsrsl, w0uIa be equal vstss 70 ours ~
s - 3 = s:sa-.l % :. l sssss ss
Thus does shs expsrescs c slavery N osscr "''"
oouarm the sad experience AMONG No.
ma rsnofD nkUkrsu on Ht,MI -
sSco~D AuruvnoS-Dsoardipe nos ~ ". p.e-. ..1s,
tuoss bosets f,v slavery, and bsasss ssa a,us. =
sspasorv % ne cher s1s, vh'se y, q Ss' 'nsS''~
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S,surDssos n NE meeting, snd snssv.rd. Ne hisS
,.,d ~, en st. ss -. . ss sd .s
shot, zen Of which made main, and several drew
blood. Even n ESs..s , wSs .ves ne sv' wss
iOscs, Who represented me CAUSE q s6oos in P.raA
nsni vHs ihresasnsd vxh persoea vioencs; Garrison.
ssul,sd b. de inurssed sIsvstrSdsrs and narro~iy
sscaped beng hustled into the dock and Roscoe e &C
oomplhhed h.sAn On az r s 70 vsspoe irS@ s
opponent = the slave rsfe, va met q the ensoce Of
IS tovn 81 savage mob, composed Of persoas inter.
dnsipcssve ngunens and companions d pro slavery
raxrpAxs os ~ AVERY On ru WORTH.
And even In tbs free States the pArtsAos Of slavery
have from the beginning acted undcr the inspiration
Of violence. me demon slavery has st5cd ffo INV asd
v~du "a s.funce tAy Aars shared l0s dIssraaers P
u, moefsnos fcr N dssrsror q sarsy Maze BEN tner-
rvp1rd pslse kaIb dedcakd ls dsscssfw hsrs besd>
srcysd " buvnsds s orsusd In all our populous ccs
ss,. s, us.s ssSs % he . sST % s
p,edd9g for ne aars asdro1sf through hs srefs r!fA
hair ss..a -, n.ca aid :. ns.ss, Lsro,y ss sss.s
ks.s % peak fv hmsf srhs TIE lazer hvs n 40 s2ssni
t~rASr nS R<vvssstans frcm fasnots IN 1e cu Hcuss
s rs ' Nor IN he ssvs ssss sa spr coasnsd % de
outpresks Of mere Aviesunssa Too strong for restraint
Il ends no limitations except e~a ssre,rous ~
iu bdddIpe here again Ire insesscss are nunerous.
.;olf avn On N, dorudans~ Of the Pos 0nos, sohes "
o6<1d} he1d ooNd Tar ,JT Nc ~f> " ~Her1s ~ rson.
Xs.s~s ,ac,d H. n sed might dwell also ou TIE cruel
psrsecutcu OF free persons Of color Who " NE slave
HAS esneraIiy and here Ia The Dktrics C,iam
Sia srs not allowed N testify where Wise man 70
question and who nov In several STATS are msnsoea ~
leeslsxvs Get with The aernsve Of expulsion from tno',
bones or Of reductions " slavery Bot pass ~ once 70
two illustrative hansscslons. which, ~ son OF hssse
chnscsts, cannce icvgct
mounAruy 90 cAnrrpy
l. me nrst relates 70 citizes OF purct ne ana per
feet Integrity, whossusas destined TO 90 conspcu ou'
place In me history Il freedom, william Lloyd Garson
bosn In Nasnchusetn, bred 10 The ams prcsson VIZ
psnjamn Franklin, and me Nh great predecessor BE
coming sn editor hs ~ wfn Instructive clesrns. ~
vruua Of slavery, end At period when NE Gdovs o. M
Nuourl question had gfvee way 70 ndfdAreeoe through
out she NORTH, he sssppsd f.vvard % dsacuncs m.
sI Il pasore whore ~ ihea reeded, We hm easbes
reward ANerwHr6, January i, 1851, hs pubtehed w
ART aumber OF the Ioo, nscnbing FOR his motto -
ussssnce Of hrsan philanthropy, "hy country n Ia
void nv coupUymsn Ars al nnnkmd,' and dsciarfn'
| IN ne fsce q sursunding apsany, VI z. sans4
,,l h. hard n thii subne spirit ~ co@menced III
laboc Cor NJ sisve, progosne 10 nsssvse.s - coo
-. 4 sne stsAna, and On vel epaedrs9 psincipA
] sys.lbs ~ appeals v ~ bosd~ss, Ss~s$'vs Ssea
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S,msd Sy CHER waSsssss, and Mr.. wss himssIf, IN
speech, made shs admission hat be was srmsd win
deadly weapons, sayme-
,s ,, .e. = r. y -, s.e s.a sod on ''
All this VIII be found IN Ne thirtssath volume q We
Ccwn.c~sl Dsta, with the svidsacs In detail, sad the
discussion thsrsupoa.
Hare n another Instance Of anlAs charscssr, vhich
ava po< occur n oonmisfec room, but during deoeao IN
the senate chamber. While The Comxoniee mss:urss
Mr.. roose, slave master from nisraPp m ne oourss
Of hh remarks, oommenord personal aiuson 70 ~
Benton rns va. sssrsssa ~ ns so. ,S dsssu,se
ed scnteman the mark for most bsr and vindcove psr
sonsrues. M Be~acn roS at o~ee FROM Nc sem, ava,
Lssd N ha kand, o. ss sppar,t cft~scsd tTors ~
ocmmixss, his posen. odcorc~f tH fAs d1c7os " -.
ssss ss ~ ,sa., s'ss"g t% ss ,s S (, ssoS
Meanwhile Mr.. Benton d tho suggestion OF frenas, -
already returning hs scat, whea he peroesved ths
chained, al am armed, have no phsos esdain 70
carry anna Sand out Of the gay, and 70. NE 81
;sou he hsd taken, wish his pssoi m his had.
ooched. "soon alter, says the rsper OF the com mise
appointed 70 investigate ns DOM Scps.crs
resumed their sssn, and order vas restored" Al MS
WIN be found lsogth in the twensy nrsi volume Of The
Gngrassosai Glss
Aposbsr Instance, which belongs 70 The same Glass, =
given by the Hoo. william Jay, writer Of singular &C
curscy and Of bs russt principle, who nss done mnch
illustrate the history Of our ooustry. b hs:-hf
Dawpuu slave naeiss from Lousiaaa, AMI member Of
The House o Representative, vsas up 70 another mem
Der o. ,he floor q The House ed addfced 10 him tnsse
wovdsn you sfsenps 70 speak OF rss from Jour scat
cir, By Ga, IN cus your nroa.n me duel ~h'cn At
neht.u n Also "twn' win thees iasianc~ ON
SANITY adoped sAssmp>sd BY slave masters In Congress
But shAil nos sstsr upca this saaAlosue ooo.en, my
ssl with showing Ne opsnnsos With witch 10 debsAe
has bssa menacsd, md wishous sny cell order. NJ
Tosls The slave nass, alrsady mentioned In DE-
bsAs n The ssnaSs, 2eh Of March, 1850, thus sought TO
provoke Mv. Hsntoa tAse hs woros from tns Ccu-
rssssaai olobe, vol, n, p. COS
Ysrs srs uuasees b kscxy u Ne se~sw sssch mizks
Wi rsevs nNa Of honw vn ~ obirssos gn',s
~ nsns sa.gusta y. = nos.rseAsdlrs vus ts.s
rposbs = % hvs q hunor b sszn hare vswy ssr,r
oScgSnpNy q III Ofowom oonEAsl ~fh cns o ~
- ma pea e1nArui; or - fsss d@~v'e
ss5svsS 4 ssv1p9 vfAA sss fase NON be shsl ..
- - hss 4 hssS. 20 20 As.cusss Mn - 60 sSs
- . = sssssss. ~ socsass Nv 1sscI - ~ wsss.
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budaeon 80 seAndDG ~ uunt ~ saA ~ -
n va sosmn momess for n I'D never bsss knosksd
down and having sne surnuy uocu ~ suee repsase4
lbs nneusse fhss ~ Dsvvn q icui.sa ,hs ssne wsc
sssa VII 40 os1 whiss WI not rspsa IA : vouN .soo
ne time cooling shs SoL 50 thai al a'ousA Nc
could hear " chck
Issnlps 70 these horrors ancient stories Of barbarian
seem ali outdone, and the "vper broth" which vss
fsvori,o deoocton In bArbarous ago. 10 have BE-
como the daily drink q American slave masters But
Mr. Ciddn a. strong IN The consciousness Of right knes
The clsnity Of his position. Hs kncp Aof honorable
aisoayi % ,ervs W eass 9 leoty, and On q
ooNfsa>y, violence eue4 v@to dsaA, are recsrds, ~
pS~sshs>sis; and clearly the indignKies which Yen
onsr osn excite no shaoe exccp Tor ther Au'nors-
uU puEfxo AGAIN.
Besides these emncnt iss(Anoss, oshers may Dc meu.
toned showing the pcrnunAtss 70 which scoasovs AND
Representative have ben exposed when undcrtakng
ppeak for freedom And truth oompeh NJ 70 add shss
there mech evidences thaa thsae have been axersva
sd BY the circumeanos haA where psescns nceorcusy
rejsced appeal " the dus such nsus could . cnss
ed Win impuphy. Hsse n a instance. In lses, nr.
uss n honss 70 TIM bcay, ntroduced Into NE esnase
BIN for The protection q property 10 the District Of Colum
bh especially agAins mob VIOLENCE. In the course on
the deboAe that ensued, Mr. Yuo4e slave maetsv RON
Missiwppi, thus menaced HIM
1iuvxs ne eeasso % ~ eaAs Of Nsppi "a yin vel
hin bsforebas1 In Ill bonssty hsa ~ could not 70 - anes
nso he ntsvw becv ~ would >e~ o. ne ss ,.ss
Of every ucsers psirs c,irss and as nscssss<s,
shoua ny III smas' IN Ne opersaton
That This bloody threat msy no, sem 70 stand aose,
40 two oilers NJ. Hsmmonf, Of Sor'h Csro.ns, mas
Senator, reported - nyns N NE H'ass OF hsrrseo
lsNveos-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PariaIl Of 0rleans City Of New QrIeaIls

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New oreans,5
Be rembered that the 25th Of July 1890 before me-
the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforessid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Presi
dent Of the Mutual Insurance Company Of New Or
leans wo being duly according law does depose and
say that the foregoing just and true and
transcript from the books Of the Company.
THOMAS ADAMS, President
Sworn to and subscribed before me- the 18th July, 1860
DE-. MITCHELL, I'd p.
The Trustees have resolved interest Of SIX
PER CENT cash all the outstanding certificates of Prof
its holders thereof and
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proxino.
Also declare dividend of THIRTY PER CENT go per
cen on the Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending the s0h Jure 1860 for which certificates will
Issued on and after the FIRST day of October next.
And resolved further that after reservng One Million Of
Dollars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates of the
ssue of the year 1851 redeemed and after the SECOND
MONDAY In AUGUST proximo-interest thereon ceaat
from 9Th June ut
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
gLusKEY,s POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Or
Encyclopedia,
ByM.W. CLusKEY Washington, D. G.

1t teontains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
The Kansas Iegislationo of Congress.
t3oyernors Geary, Stanton aud Walkers Inaugural Ad
pafo Green Douglas and Colaers and Messrs Stephens
anf The Ueas material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
hecompton Topefa and Leayeawoh n gsh ; The
votes on lie same House Indeed everything essential
apperainng the sam including tTesiaen fefees speea
The The caesea 2Esa ssqSs eff sf the United States
Washfngton'$ Farewell Address.
Vifgma and Kentucky Resolutions Of l7as and 49,
Lands and able documents against IT, with tnt history OF The
President Pierces Veto of INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address Of Mr Faulkner on tue sleeet, -, H.,
President Porc Message yeog the River and Harbor
III The School Iaa4 BEl and votes thereon. .z @
EStraet3 from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Aboi-
M Ioonbs' Boston Lecture on Slavery. .=.z
Messrs Fremont and Buchaln's Letters of Acceptance.
Messrs Buchanan and Williams Jefferson the Bargain and
iasfsss Mr SaIhoai's GasiSSs Port Hi Address.
President Jackson's Proclamation against Notification
The Maysyille Road Veto
Report Of Mr. Davis of South Carolina on the Poca
Minority on the s9e sa9se he American
Organization and Hon. A. II. stuarts Letters, signed Mad
0P Rnne Raynes Speech at Philadelphia in November 1856
and in North Carolina in 1882.
A history Of with the on. the various Tariffs
history Of the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Mr. Fllmore,s Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History Of the Annexation of Texas
Opinion Of public the power Congress over the Ter
ritores.
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise, with every vote thereon seconas
classified.
The Compromise Measures Of 1850. -.-.
Clayton Compromise.
Wiimot PTovso.
With many other things, too numerous TO mention
subject fully treated and every vote in Congress on
any subject having political signhcation given
This book will the public speaker fully on the Kansas
and other questions.
| Single Copies, 53; Club of Six, SIS
JAS B. SMITH Co. Publishers,
ms Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. City Of New 0rle ms. )
Re 1t remembered that this 10th day of March, 1860 be
fore me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and p anve Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company Orleans, who being duly according to
law do deuose and say that the accounts just and
true and correct transcript from the books of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANVIER, Secretary
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- this 10Th day of March,
1860. d. f. MlFehELi4'
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved Six cent In
eest on the outstanding certificates of profits and after the
Second Monday Aay next and to redeem and after that
date the Scrip issue year 1855 and they have further de-
cared scrip dividend of Thirty Three and One Third cent
on The ret earned premiums Of the year ending February 80 $780,
for which certificates will issued and after the first day of
'"As 47''' CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRTERE. Vice President.
H P JASyIIR, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

ExPLoBEp.-Unfortunately Hays loaded his big
up a crowd 10 hear Dr. Harrison, and, trns TO their
explosive properties, they hurst the cannon all to
flnders Strangely enough, no one was hurt, al
though pieces of the cannon weighing ten and
twenty pounds were blown hundreds OF yaras.
IAberdeen Conservative.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
Rs-sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., New Orleans Tall
LAuT & CO., Mobile and Druggists generally. SEA ly
THE LoUIsVILLE ARTEsIAN WELL WATER

This Celebrated Water which obtained from the Artean
Well Louisville from the depth of a feet has been proved
by the analysis Professor Smith, Louisville and
Professor James R. Chiffon of New York be closely allied
In It's medicinal properties the srfamed waters of Kisn-
Bavaria and superior that Of the Blue Lick Of KEN
lucky and the Congress Springs Of Saratoga for sale in
this city.
For Diseases Dyspepsia, Gostvenes Derangements
the Liver Nervousness etc. far of tn
rineal heretofore in Ii il put up in bottles and
packed with great neat strong boxes containing two
dozeil bottles Fer satei NeR 0feaas by
p B. FERRALLs Commission Merchant,
Rsls5 No. u Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
INSURANCE.

others NJ T. Ducros Gonand Edward Barnett, notary pub
lie.
in my current register
- In faith whereof grant these presents under my
H. ST. and the impress fmy seal Of Office at New Orleans
aforesaid, this 9th day Of July, 1860
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersgncd Recorder Of Mortgages for The Parish Of
Orleans cerles that the foregoing Charter has been this day
recorded In Society Book No. 4, Folio III.
New Orleans 23ti July, 1860 z. = .5...5z. ,m
iysi an6 Is26H JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

"Good morning, Pompey,n said the lawyer.
Good morning, massa.n :" What makes you
carry your head down So Pompey2 Why don't
you walk with your head erect, like me ~ "Massa,
YOU ever been fro field of wheat when he ripes'
! Yes Pompey.n Well, you take notice some
Of the heads stand up, and some hang down; dem
dat stand up got no grain in iem.a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of 0reous City of New Orleans
Be it remembered that the ninth day of May 1876 before
me- the undersigned n Justice Peace in and he city
Aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud President and
Louis Barnett Secretary the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans Who beng duly according to law, do de-
pose say that foregoing accounts just and true and
correct transcript from the books Of said company.
H. PEYCHAUD, President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and before this ninth day oil May
1860. ARTHUR sAuelEE'
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Directors this day declared cash dividend
of thirty per capital paid in Of this Company out Of
the net earnings the year ending the Both April 1860 pay
able in accordance Twelfth of the Charter Of said
Company, to-wit:
the stockholders legal and after tn
~ - ~r H. PEYCHAUD, President.
S. PLASsAN Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
-pIREcToRs.-
S. Plassen A. Laforest, 7. Malochee,
III Kernou, Thos N. Blake, B. Nautre,
P. Queyrouze, F. Moreno, H. Peychaad
myll 1t --
BUILDING mATERIAL, BRICKS, FIREwooD
DEMoRUELLE, Dealer,
- At the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, sueh as
ses iaths slaves Also English French and American Fire
Bricks and ail kinds of Frewood.
edo aus IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

4 saleb S, d, aRArIAA Il CO.,
Ey2 5s UnslQmhonse sHsss,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

T,
o. r. KERYloE,
WALTER Il. PETERS, II. p
certify the foregoing to be copy of the original exan
Wine my hand and seal New Orleans the 19h day
q AT 5Pr'i, a. = l'0o WALTER H. PETERS n. 2.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

WINES, BfsANDEEs, etc.,
AGENCY OF
MARETT &Co., BRANDY, oognar,
PoULTGEY & CO., BRANDY, Gognae,
q. g, H. LURMAN, BRANDY, Bordeaux
y KLEpPER 4 co, WINES, bordeaux
MORT Il cHANDoN, CHAMPAGNE, Epernay
MAR2ETTI SONS, PORTER and ALE London.
being duly authorized agent the above
mentioned honse s0cs orders liberal terms for direct inn
porteions of ali articles their line, stock of which aways
on band Merchandise Of every description bought and sold
commission. - ,yoI,u
n1T " corner Grayier and New leyes streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
This Association formed TO continue and endure for the term
Of years from date unless dissolved by vote
of the Stoc khoders, OF by law
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

The President Board of Directors shall have the right to
m vacancies that may in their body, arising from
any cause authorized TO and appoint such officers
and agent they think proper for the Of the
deegatng such officers and agents such powers
may be by the Board and the Board may adopt
such fguaions and bylaws and change alter repeal and
ams the peasure provided such rules, regulations
BY avs etc. be not Inconsistent with law OF these presents
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

EIGHTH.
plurality votes shall be sufficient to elect Directors snd
they shall at their meeting their election select Of
e number President who shall be elected by majority
the Roard present III such meeting,