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vdend Of THIRTY PER CENT. on ali policias for for
the whole term OF lite now in force which were
They have also directed the redemption. in cash
OF dividends declared in the years 1919 ist7 Is!s
and lsis on aud after the first Monday in March to
hose holding cert fcates, upon presentation at the
Home Office; and those having credits will be al
lowed me same upon their notes at settlement Of
The Board Of Trustees submit their Sixtaan,h
Annual Report, showing the situation of the Com
will be seen that The accommodations have reached
upwards OF Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Ali Of
ts asset are securely invested, yielding large
ana constantly Increasing revenue. 1t is crafty
ing to know that the subject Of Life Insurance is
rrece!vl,nS' rom year to year, more general and
rapidly extending over every section ct the c0un-
try. and they believe the more ii is examined aud
the more its advantages are appreciated and its
principles understood, the greater will be the
number Of those who will seek to participate in
the benefits Of so sefe and iudicious an invest
ment
1he Trustees have for consdera Bile time had
under consideration u plan for the gradual re-
inauSuTating such system, have conclud ed to
discontinue the payment % interest aud in lieu
upon all policies In force, and which were issued
twelve months prior 10 January LIST, 1861, and to
pay in cash on demand, and upon surrender ofthe
scrip, the dividends Of years lS46 u sand g. aud
where credits have been given, to allow the
amount thereof in reduction of notes at the next
tees to extend this sytem to all outstand ing dyi-
dehds, as soon as the necessary arrangements can
be made, aud which will probably be within the
next sixty days, when they will advise heir poll
icy holders and agents of the contemplated plan,
which the Trustees confidently believe will meet
the approval OF all parties interested therein AS
II VIII enable them 70 realize during life the pro-
hts arising from their Investments, and W here
credits have been given, gradually to reduce the
notes which are now charged against their policy.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
WIN. H. BEERS, Cashier
LANES Fl. CONWAY, N. pa Medical
ROBT. T. COLEMAN M D. Examiners
WORKMAN u WYATT. Agents
NH 2Z-ttlf ~ Main street, Richmond
BE Very Large Stock Of
Now opening from recent purchases, at the most
depressed state Of the market at
j. MlLLHIsER 4 BROTHERS,
1913 Broad street
We have now in store. and are Offering at UNI
precedentedly Low prices, "a very large assortment
OF new
SPRING GOOD IN
consisting Of all the new varieties of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS.
BRoIDERIE o'iAAh'
W th the usual assortment in al the Domestic
Fabrics and in
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
All OF which we are enabled to sell to cash or
prompt paying customers at prices greatly below
their vaiua.
ne Particular attention we call to the great va
riety Of low priced aud medium quality
ID X ) q o s.
which are unsurpassed in regard to prices in this
market.
BE Every article in store will be sold low
ne No goods at high prices.
J. MlLLHISER 4 BRO,
mn is-2w 1913 Broad street.
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AUCTION sALHS.
FUTURE DAYS
FUTURE p4YS.
BY j. J. Moore, Auctioncer,
NORFOLK. Val

WRECKED GOODS AT AUCTION.-wa
w will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY,
the 10th day OF March, al ii O'Clock, on Smith 4
Bro. 5 Wharf, Town Point the entire cargo of the
bark Ida, wrecked on Cape Henry Beach. ON a
voyage from Messina to Baltimore aud sold for
the benefit Of owpers, underwriters, aud those
whom 1t may concern, consisting Of
A,OUO ORANGES;
cfU LEMONS;
50 BAGS rrrBEprs.
100 BAGS sHrrrrn .r.xoxps
And a lot Of CORK WOOD
TRRN5.-Cash. BY order of the Agents
NH 2s j. j. MOORE K Co., Auct's.
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OFFICE OF HE.ADAMs EXPRESS CO.,

Richmond, March %, 1851
NOTICE TO SHIPPEKS.-This Company
of the Southern Confederacy, that on and after
TO-DAY, duties will be collected on everything
going into their territory. 1t win, therefore, be
necessary that written invoice OF the contents
Of every package, duly sworn to before Justice
OF the Peace, shall accompany every package
sent by Express. ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
mi Az,
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So Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSU RANCE COMPANY,
(EsrABLIsHBD 1886
CASH CAP'LA AND RESERVED FUND. 80, 600 Goo
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. $50, COO
DAILY REV Observation-Disclosures. $500
ps Stockholders personally responsible for all
the engagements OF the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JANIS BR0wN, Esq, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTTRsGrT, Esq, Deputy Chairman.
HENRY GRIESELL, ESQ.
=. NJ. ARCHIBALD, H. B. M. Consul.
KCGBSE DUTILH, Esq.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, Esq.
ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr., ESQ.
4. T. SANDERsOS, Esq
ALFRED PILL, Esq, Resident Secretary
ANNUAL and SHORT POLICIES issued en- same
terms as other first class, Companies.
All losses promptly djusted and paid without
reference TO the home office.
CHAs: E. WORKMAN, Agent,
Ofice Old Dominion Insurance Company,
ia 23-ts az Main afraet
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GRAIN CRADLES,
LERY,
GOODS.
Our assortment is very complete, and we re-
specially solicit an examination.
BE All orders will receive our best care
NH 25-det&cwltS w. s. Il Ii. DOMAIN.
CD OOO WORTH OF GOODS At AND BE-
dpC.USO LOW COST, FOR CASH Intending
to close business, offer for sale my entire stock
of BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, and GROCE-
RiES. also offer for rent the STORE, CELLAR,
aud part of the HOUSE l now occupy, on Brooke
Avenue, between Marshall and Clay streets II
is justly regarded as one of the best, II not tho
beet. business stands In the nsghborhood. Also
NEW HOUSE on Brooke Avenue, very suitable
for a confectionery, also for sale, one BRICK and
two FRAMED HOUSES, on Leigh street; two
FRAMED HOUSES on Catherine street; one neat
COTTAGE RESiDxNC on Clay, between Adams
aud Brooke Avenue one FRAMED HOUSE on or
near Bacon Quarter Branch. Also, two good
Work HORSES; one light one-horss CARRIAGE
new. Call soon, or you will lose the opportunity
NH 2S-lw JAMES WARDEN
MOTTO Eel hereby constitute and appoint Z.
IN d. EAcno, Of the city OF Richmond. my Agent
to collect all rents due me from this date and to
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QeI SPRING TRADE. 1901

1891 SPRING TRADE. IOcl
W. S. & Ct DONN VAN,
Neto IRON Front Block, Gorernor ST., Richmond
IMPORTERS OF
lard W ARE, CUTLERY, &c,
Beg to inform their friends and the public that
Notwithstanding the unsettled condition of the
country, they have imported their usual stock of
GOODS for the present season, and are therefore
prepared to offer to the merchants of Virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee, visiting our mar,
ket full and complete assortment Of articles in
their line, of
CHAINS,
HOES,
sCYTHEs.
SHOVELS,
SPADES,
FORKS.
STERI
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ASSETS

ASSETS:
Cash in Banks. ..............
In vested in securities Gre
ated under the laws Of IN q
state of n. York, and of
the United States. .........
Real Estate owned by the
company .................
Bonds and Mortgages draw
Ing ! per cent. Interest
Premium Notes on existing
policies, drawing interest
quarterly aud semi-annual
premiums due subsequent
10 January /, 1851. ........
Interest accrued up to Jan'y
!, lsjl...................:.
Rents do. do. do. do.
Premiums on Policies in
hands of A3ents..........
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AUCTION SALES
THIS ny
Asy Alexander Mott. Aues.r.


GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, re-. At
- = Au,rIgs VIII be soId, At my store, on
THURSDAY, March 18th, 1891, commencing att
o'clock, |, large lot Of Groceries. Dry Goods.
Brandy, whisky, Crockery, Shoes, Watches
yeweIiy. geady-Aade Clothing, stovss, F1rni.
.ALSo-A large lot Of Watches, Clocks and Jew
sIy nnrrroy nh m Slv,,r =. Al. LEY s MOTT Asss
MORNING, 10 bbIs. Smoking Tobacco, and large
lot Of Straw Hats and Caps.
NH 2s ALEX. MOTT. Auct
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, At auction.
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice large and general assortment Of Watches,
yeweiry, Plstsd- Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods And
FANCY Articles. Sale to commence ct o'eik p. n.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auerr.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND AND NE
l. GRoEs IN AMELlA.-I will offer for sale at
Amelia Court House, on THURSDAY, the 18th Of
March, 1881, court day,l = valuable TRACT OF
LAND, containing about 500 acres, and situsted
ABOUT ave miles from Amelia Count House.,
Also,
SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES
consisting Of men, women and boys the same
being the property OF Il. L. Howson, and con
seyed 20 me under a deed of trust, aud Of record
liza. los VxTGasE Tsma.nA
Ef Terms will be made known on the day Of
saIs- NH 2a--6tk
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~ NERGEANT'S S

rU~H" INV IN 10 SALE OF A
1,ssaz 49, $50 4 II 4R 4SsssSS
BARGES.
J. D. Myers & CO., and others.l
Pitts,
- against Attachment
The Cumberland Coal and Iron
Co, and Sam / o. C0caey. Defts
BY virtue of an order of the Judce of the Cir.
cult Court of the city of Norfolk granted in yaca-
ton, on the application of J. ID. Myers 4 Co, aud
others, plaintiffs, and the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company, and Samuel @. Cockey, defendants.
TOT the sale OF certain property levied on under
attachments in the said suits, shall EXPOSE to
sale, at public auction, at Il O'clock, on MONDAY
he LIST Day of April, 1851, at Chamberlain 4
STEAMER EMPIRE.-The said Steamer is in
good raining order, i25 81 IS tons new boiler en-
glne, thoroughly 0verhauled within the last few
months.
BARGE SUPERlOR.-The said Barge IL l94tons.
capacity 10, oo0 bushels, and in good order
BARGE ALPHA.-The said Barge Is 1922 tons
capacity 900 bushels. aud in good order
bAk8E HENKlETTA.-The said Barge is I25
tons, capacity 1900 hels, in good order
IRON BARGE sun. The said Barge is 1917 toms
capacity 5000 bushels, in good order
the Steamer and Barges are now at Chamber
lam GGrandy's wharf, and Will be shown to any
one by the Captain, on board the steamer The
properly was pn. in good order last fall, and is
now ready for a trip.
TRRMs;-So much in cash as will defray the ex-
pehses oi sale; the balance a credit of four
IT. :, THos.j j: CoRpREw,
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25RsLs; R.; A. STARTS CELLBKA

D. BBLS. r.. A. STUART'S CELLBKA-
80 TED MOUNTAIN WHISKET,
and JOLES.
275 bbIs. MACKEREL, Nos. l, ? and 3, of supe-
ror quality,
$50 bbls and tubs extra LEAF LARD,
$50 bbis. refined SUGAR, all grades
goo bags No. Laguayra aud Java COFFEE,
lao bags Rio COFFEE, of superior quality,
90 bbis. puIe RUM
$25 bbls. Fine, Superfne, Extra, and Family
FLOUR,
as bbis. Family gross HERRINGS.
$50 bushels Jersey MERCER POTATOES
$50 bus. PEACH BLOW POTATOES, veiv fine
20 hbls very fine old Virgo APPLE BRANDY,
10 bblS. very fine old PEACH BRANDY.
hslf-plpes Hennessey and Otard COGNAC
BRANDY,
425 bbls comm n WHISKEY, GIN and BRANDY,
$50 bbis. very fine WHlSKEY, distilled in the
mountains of Virginia.
80 II e-e < h h, one-fourth and half pines
COGNAC BRANDY,
10 half bbls. superior GERMAN BITTERS.
BUCKETS, BR0OMS, GREEN and BLK TEAS,
n. O. and p. RICO MOLASSES, ALE, CIDER,
PIG {; LINES Of al! kinds, soar, ADAMAN
and everything else kept in our lius, tor sale by
WIN. b. JONES X CO., 18th st.,
oi--3t Ret up Main f.ru
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OLD VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WHiSKEY.
~ We have on hand about 100 gallons Whiskey
which we have had on hand from to Is years 80
gallons of which Is "a years old We are DESTROYS
OF closing out these old liquors that remain on
hand in small quantities; We have also some
very old Port Wine and other liquors. We would
like to close these liquors out at one SALE or
wholesale but II that can't be done at the prices
we ask, will sell them by the five gallons
NH % WIN. WALLACE SONS.
~ ROUND BLACK PEPPEH.-We can snp-
VI ply in all quantities, for family and hotel pur.
poses, superior article Of Ground Black Pepper
Of our preparation, which we can confidently re-
commend as being free from ali Impurities
NH rs p. JOHNSTON BRO, Druggists
Is a. SrUAKT's WHIsKEY-g5 bbls. Of
Ii. this celebrated Whisky, over two years old
for sale low by BRlDGF0RD & CO..
NH ss On the Dock
GARDEN SEEDS.-A large supply Of fresh
N and genuine Garden Seeds, fir IN Landreth 4
Son inst received. JAS. p. DUVAL,
NH % Druggist, corner Main and 10th SITS.
CHAIRS, CHAIRS.-0n hand and for sale
" cheap, Wood and Cane Seat Chairs j.; Mahog
any Chsirs and Rockers, Black Walnut do &c.
NH - ALEX. MOTT.
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fs.s ROOM FOR RENT-A delightful BASE
Ei MkNT ROOM, on Main, two doors from 9th
., street, and opposite the Arlington House.
Kent very moderate: J have new set of furni-
ture in the room, hich will sell Ii has ONLY
nh 23-lwk
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4&SHA AND EOANOKE.-The ROANOKE
:. having resumed her place Again II the
line between New York sad Richmond. the three
steamers comprising L viii run as fcliews, viz:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRfsH. the JANIS.
TOWN, Capt. sKixxxx, and the ROANOKE. Cart.
CoucR, win leave New York every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. st3P. q.
DAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, atlP r.
For further informafion, inc nire al The undsr.
sigaed. LUBLAM WATSON.
Opposite SteAmers' WhaYvee
N. B.-The above Steamers step ct Norfoik each
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WHEELER l. WILSON'S
Wv lMPROIED ROTaRH MOTION

= y I =. Il
TOOK the hiql.est premium, a SILVER MEDAL, at the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, 1850.
221 Main street, Richmond.
a9a Sycamore street, Petersburg.
Johnsons Hall, Norfolk.
NH 25-lwk f. III. CRATGE Agent
brand CUTTING.-STENCiL PLATES, for
- branding Tobacco, Flour Barrels, Grain Bags
Hogsheads, Books, Envelopes, &c. Also, small
STENCILS, for marking Clothing with lndelible
lax, unsurpassed anywhere.
K. Nj. LEWIS, Stencil Cutter,
At Chas HI Langley's Tin store
18th st., between Main and Cary, Richmond, Va.
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NJ Second Supply of
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
= z II L N Or Or O . d X
Elegant New Broche SPRING SILKS.
Splendid Embroidered GRENADINES and HER
MANS.
Silk Embroidered P0PLINS-very handsome.
Bright Embroidered BAREGE ANGLAIhE.
Choice Grey and Brown POPLINS.
Black Lace MANTLEs-Ne,o St,ie
New COLLARS and SETS.
Handsome LACE>-in new designs.
Very handsome French JACONETS and Or
CANDIES.
French BRILLlANTS, PRINTS and MUSLINS.
New English and American PRINTS.
Standard brands of Bleached LONG CLOTHS.
Together with any ether choice and ssasonable
GOODS, comprising one of the most attractive ami
complete assortnents We have offered, to be
sold either wholesale retail for CASH or 20
prompt buyers, at prices to suit the times
Ladies and gentlemen from the city and country
are invited to examine our Goods, as they shall be
and arriving by this mornings steamer.
mn e5-6t WATKINS & FiCKLEN.
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NOTlCE.-I hereby constitute and appoint Z.
IN D. EAcno, of the city OF Richmond. my Agent
to collect all rents due me from this date and to
warn all persons from trading for any note or pa
per with my name signed to IL without my consent
nah 2s--lw REBECCA w. KRISCHMANN
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nh 2e-6t GODDIN Il APPERsoN.


EEE.J ' lALVADLE x 4 Il ESIATE, On
k;;:T BROAD AND MAIN STREETS, FOR SALE
We are authorized to sell the following very
valuable Real Estate, viz The large three story
street, adjoining the confectionery store Of Mr.
Antonio Pizznl on the west. Also the BRICK
STORE ami DWELLING, on the south side OF
Broad street near TO 9Th street. recently in the oc-
cupancy OF Mr.. Andrew Pizzini. Also the very
valuable GkANiTE-FR0NT TENEMENT on the
south of Main street, now in the occupancy OF
Messrs Fisher Shepherd. For terms, &c ap-
ply to GOpDIN & APPERSON
NH 25-6t Auctinpeers
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PROPOSALS tOn BUILDixc A MANI
4 kET HOUSE SOLICITED. The undersigned
will receive sealed proposals for building a
BRICK MARkET-H0USE, in MANCHESTER 90
feet long by ~ feet wide, according to plan and
MeRac Heath, G0ddin's Hall, Richmond Pro-
posaIs must be received by o. clock F. Nj, WE'D
NbsDAi, Cd Of April, ls6l.
&C. MCRAE,
NH 27-5t John II HATCHER \
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az TUBS SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
k-.p FRESH ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
lust received per steamer to-day.
Il irkins aud kegs prime COOKING BUTTER
% kegs and pals family LEAF LARD.
23J Canvas, Queen GUY and Country HAMS.
Pineapple, English Dairy aud Common CHEESE.
Mocha, Java Laguayra and Rio COFFEE.
10 half chests Green aud Black TEAS.
LON DON PORTER, quarts and pints.
All the above goods warranted no sale.
j. s. ROBERTSON,
NH 27-4t Corner Franklin and Gnrerpny sts
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STEAMBOATS,, sHIPPING. 40.
,,ae1nra FOR LExING MO
.-s-sssE2..--Ss-ssz<e<7LEA + SATURDAY EVENING"
Tho Canal Boat FAME will leave

<1-tt AZ tVH SufH, GU DOCK street.
IfE~~ STEAM WEEKLY BErM EEN
1xIEISNEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
ing and embarking passengers st
QUEENSTOWN, llreland.l The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia steamship Company in
tend dispatching their fuil-poweTed Clyde-b1ilt
Iron Steamships rs follows
VIGo, SATURDAY, March 80
CITY oFBAITIM0RE. SATURDAY, April g.
KANGAROO, SATURDAY, March "a.
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier ~,
North River.
RATES or PAssA5s:
First Cabin. lsteersge. tSe
Do. to London 80 Do. to London a.. 80
Steerage Return Tickets, good for six months, $50.
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, 6c., Ut re.
duced through fares
~ Persons wishing to bring out their friends
can buy tickets here At the following rates, To
New York: From Liverpool to Queen stawn first
Cabin, us, SIS and tisS steersxe from Liverpool
&to. From Queenstown @36.
These steamers have superior accommodation
n 1or psssen gers aud carry experienced surgeons,
They are built In wafer tight iron sections and
have Patent Fire Annihiiztors on board
~ For further information, apply At the Com
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
- Broadway, New York; or,
mn Ss-ts j. ". GIBSON. Agent, Richmond.
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a. FOR RENI.-Ihe large aud desirable
ss:m BRICK DWELLING, with handsome Flower
~A-- and Vegetable Garden attached, on the cor
ner Of 9Th aud Canal streets. Rent moderate
Apply to REDWOOD u REACH,
NH Its Mar street
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SsS HOUSE FOR KENT.-That large and
EN.I Yenient FAMILY RESInENCE siiuatad

E:H convenient FAMILY RESIDENCE, situated
on Marshall, between goth aud s0th sts., con-
tanning IL rooms, with kitchen containing four
rooms: stable carriage house, &c; and there is a
large GARDEN, embracing nearly acre of land.
which has been ploughed up, and early vegeta-
bles planted. Possession can be had the LIST Of
April. 1t is admirably adapted to the genteel ac-
commodation of large family, or a boarding
RIO TX TYNE
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O. FOR RENT-The upper part of the HOUSE,
E:4 over the store Of the subscriber, at present
occupied By the Richmond Club. Apply to
3n--ts p DfICAI,
nzz SHERWOOD STILL FOR RENT
SsYN This beautiful MARKET FARM, one mile
.-hs. from the city of Richmond Is still for rent
the person who rented 1t having failed to comply
with his contract X. u. HAXALL,
fe l5-ts JAMES LYONS
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FOR RENT AND SALE

Ca FOR RENT-A three. .tory BRICK
Iii DWELLING, containing seven rooms, with
gas, water, &c, and kitchen with three
rooms, on Clay street, between eth and sth Al.
ply 20 Z. A. J. CL0PTON,
Real Estate Agent, cor. Wall and
ftaa hln sts, opposite Dickinson, Hill 4 Co.
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Co. FOR kENf.-A FAMILY REsIDENCE
MEL ON FRANKLIN, BETWEEN Ord AND 4rH
STREETS.-The large and valuable BRICK
DWELLI \ Il located as above, containing 10 rooms
closets and gas, with the necessary aecommoda-
ton for servants, stable. &c. Fer terms, apply to
mn Its WIN. MOTT, at Ino. y. kegnanlts.
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II @ANVh NI TIEIIfIE "HDMt' DE IA MOI NEI.LN Or
LEANS. NLt.E-0RILANS, janvier, 1861.
Commencement Ia charte de Ia companie,
Legislature dc la Louisiana, no 17G approuYee mars 1850
nv pbue ct le doun les coupons
teHis de 1856 avec ineret qu scl pas
pHyG& par cEe conpagnit. 81 e nua pas exgG
par lie gu les pepeaires legau dams les ours
Ia date de cee avis lilies cances annuias les
somnes repecycs port credit contingent les
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TguE IVORY PHOTOGRAPH
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. 90 CAMP STREET.

Epeca attention called TO this greateso all improvements
of Photographic Art We are now prepared to make these
not be eqnaed also combines the beauty and soness
Ivory Miniature. Call and judge for yourselves.
Strict attention heretofore paid 10 the different branches
Of business any kind Of pictures from
tainted In OIL pastel water colos in indispensable style
D. JACOBS continues supetinend the prompt
& crtion Of all work entrusted to our care. nj en-
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600 boxes Sperm Candies in store and for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIERE Il Co,
cor. Bisnytc ind ud Lcyee
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SANE Of LOUISIiNA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans

Personally and appeared before me, -----,
Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish aforesaid
Charles Briggs. President and H. p Janyier Secretary who
being uy doth dcpcsc and tay that the above is true
and transcript from the books of the Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company.
CHAS. BRIGGS President
II. P. JASvlER, Secretary.
severay subscribed and TO this 9Th day of January
1861, before me, D. T. MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace
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from the books Of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn and Subscribed before this day January
1861. D. F. MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09
Laguayra Coffee.


100 bags Lagunyra Coffee landing ship Galena, and
sale by COLLINS, CARRIEBE eco,
cor BienvlIe and Old Loyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09

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ellie de la Louisiana. CHAS. BRIGGS President.
H. P. JASTIER, S6cretaire.
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1861. D. F. MITCHELL
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09

% rkin cbccc Yellow Goshen But landing and for sale
by COLLINS, CARRIERE & co,
B,cavlle and Old Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09
Mocha Coffee,

20 half bales ard 20 quarter bales Mocha Coffee in
for sale by COLLINS CARRIERE & CO.,
cor. BieByilie and Old Leyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-09

Buffalo Tongues.
10 dozen Buffalo Tongues, for sale by
COLLINS, CARRIEEE & Co,
cor. Bienyle and Old Lcree.