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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April 8, 1881.
Stocks heavy Pennsylvenia State SIS, 8sh Reading
Railroad 20x Norris Canal 3d. Long Island Railroad,
TO- Peunsy lvauia Railroad Az Sight exchange on New
York at par lilo per cent discount.
~ NEW ORLEANS April 4, 1851
Cottor-Sales TO day 5000 bales. at I2xc 13c.
for mddliDg. Fiour-$ rs IS so for super1ne Corn
Mixed SIC q SIC Pork firm at SIS SIS rs for mess.
LARD In barrels, loo. Sugar firm at &c. &C. for fair
TO fully fair. The rest OF the market unchanged.
Monnx, April s, 1881.
Cotton-Saes to-day, ], 600 bales middling, 12,sc.
lac sales Of the week, $500 bales receipts Of the
week, 5000 bales, against goo in the corresponding
period last year. DECREASED receipts at this port, 1 466
bales. Exports Of the week, 1876 bales Stock
bales. Freight TO Liverpool, "a. Sterling exchange,
Z q premium. Sight exchange ON New York, y Az
premium.
BALTIMORE, April s, 1861
Flour firm City Mills, IS 36k Howard street, S 60
Ohio So Wheat steady Icd 81 30 81 49, white 81 30
a 81 g. Corn-Yellow, 60c. Gle; white, 6Oc. a CSC
Pork firm; mess, SIT prime $4 Lard, loo. Coffee
firm at l2zc. 1916 Whiskey dull at ike. q ISc.
PInLDMPrnA, April 8, 1851
Flour firm at IS 81I for superine. Wheat scarce;
white 81 as; red 81 49, Corn active; new yellow, CO.,
q GO VII skcy, l7kc. a lSc.
CINCINNATI, April 6, 1851.
Flour very dull; superfne, 81 IS a "a 40. Whiskey
firm at 1870. Mess puk 10 good demand sales Of 2 900
bbls, at SIC Is $40 Sly Bacon held at sHc. l0Io
Lard DC. Tor barrel
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Died.

BrAmAnp On Thursday April 4, M,HuA sSr, relict Of
tho late Louis Hancard, Ia her nth year
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
requested attend the funeral from her late residence
No 3l2 Fourth avenue, this Saturday morning. At ton
O'Clock. -
Br~JAnIy I'm Brooklyn, f. d 4, Thursday, April 4,
OF scarlet fever, Ana EsABfu youngest daughter OF
Madison and Aono Bepa min, aged IL months and IL
days.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from tho residence Of
her parents So Second street. this Saturday, morning.
at O'Clock. Her remains viii DO taken TO raytown
N. ", for interment
CoriorD lin Ptkburg, Pa, on thursday April T.
Mrs May CouoRp, widow OF Rev. James Colord, In
The relatives and friends Of tho family and Of
her SON. George W. Colord, respectfully invited TO
tho funeral without further notice from hs resi-
tence OIL seventh street, this Saturday Afternoon at
Csosvlni On Wednesday, April Q, Of oensumptioo
DIVER CROMWELL, in the cd year Of his age
attend the fupera without further notice. at st. Mays
church Mott Haven this (saturday) Afternoon |" 'hres
o'clock
pocomnrr. On Friday, April $, McH,m Doro~srr,
In the b2d year Of his age. -
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are mos
respectfully inveo 70 attend bis funeral this Saturday
after noop Ut o'clock, from HIS late residence, -
West Thirty nrst street, 70 Calvary Cemetery for In
DrxrsaY.-on thursday, April 4, PATRICK J. Durssy
Of consumption, native o. county Wexford, Ireland
The friends and sNuaintances OF tho family are 10
pcctfuIy invited attend the funeral, from the res
deuce Of his mother 35k Allen street, this (Aturday)
ate, noon, at hsf past two o'clock.
sas Frsrcpco (Cal) and Western papers please copy
pAyynroKr.-n Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April q, JON
FonJus Dsys>roRT, Jun second son OF John H. Daven
port grandson Of the late John Davenport Of the 10
land Of Bermuda, aged "a years month and 10 days
The relatives and friends OF the family are most 70
specifically invited 70 attend tho funeral from his Late
residence 22 Degraw street. Sunday afternoon, al
half past two O'Clock, without further notice His 70
mains VIII be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for Inter
mcbt
DrSGAS On Friday, April s, after long Illness, MAN
cniA DRy0Ay, In the T4th year o. her age ,,,,,
Her friends and relatives and those q her s'ss
and John, respectfully invited 70 sttond me uncr~'
on Sunday afternoon At two o'clock, nom ner m,e resa
denre, No President street, South Brooklyn hef re
win be Inferred In the cemetery OF We hoy orcss
Fatbush. -. =.
HUNT On Thursday, April 4, Patrick HUNT, Sed 50
Tho relatives srd friends OK ihc 'ariy anil slso h05
N - brethets Peter. James, Terrenre and 0n tuu
also si hs brother law, 1horaas Hunt, j respsctfa
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OF IfJUIsi lkPIlF y f50E
Tho steemboatmen's parade last night, In hon'r
OF the election OF D. G. Taylor, was the most
brilliant and imposing over seen in s. Louis
About thirty yaws, mounted 90 wheels, profusely
decs rated with banners and transparcnc'es, to
gether with large number OF omni,uses, carriages
horsemen ami citizens afoot, were 70 the
procession and tho deosely throrged with suhs-
astsc spectators. The Republican aud Herdh printing
Offices and great many private dwellings were bril-
lanty Illuminated and the display Of torches pyro.
tsohncs and bcunrcs very nDe. salute Of ono
hundred and nf,y guns was tired in the evening.
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LEI or PASSENGERS BY TIE GOLDEN AGE.

OF TASsENWEh5 UUIUEN NUFs.
xs Judse McAlster servant. Gutter Nc Atty
children Haven three children and
gslt cap fstterson and 'amily; Lrs Jas Dor AMI
II sr,gasm and family, Lieu, s xga,n Y
punnIDeham: Jas b sstaIds, A II Tiden, II cohen
Hss MAJ Milford, lily austin and wife, Mrs II Soule,
An Hasfroure Ms smnn, Chase and family, Smith
wife II irowee and family sTbbng and family,
JHaleer and family, wsde fanny Mr. freair aud
family Rosd and family, Rev fhiips and family,
smith, II III Workman Jas II Dubois O schultz Weeks
"A Faar Co~er Gen Cotiarj, Creighton, Cooper,
W y heeker, Il W Moore, JAS Rhodes MRS 4 O South
worth. Mad schulibers, Mrs \ Ro-s Mrs Bsiknsp aud
infant, Mrs W III Moore Me- l. Dyer and .htid, Mrs l.
Stevens Mrs Trip and servant Mrs Rryon SInith
wife st Geogs and sor, Jacob koohe Hiram Briggs
i angford Danlels hnyker, Field, chspplelier
I'll Gemlnni Loin NJ hewlett MRS Ciarkcts and son.
Tho mas Ihcmpsou Thoe Pearson, and 10 others.
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with the number Of important places whica
have been given to abolitionists, pure and sim
pie. At least twenty diplomatic sad consular
appointments have been bestowed upon radi-
cal devotees Of the almighty niger, from old
Joshua Giddings round to Cassius M. Clay.
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CHICAGO, April s, 1881.
fugitive slaves taken from this city Wednesday
hg were examined before Commissioner Cornean
Dns6eld yesterday. The proof that they were fugi-
was clear and indisputable, and they were accord
kelivered 70 their owners. They were taken 70 st.
pn the evening train.
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The slavers Erie and Cora.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oFFros.
ArrI 6.--A Communication was received from the De
partncnt at Washington, in answer to letter from DIS
tiot Attorney Roosevelt stating that Lieutenant Dunnng
ton Of the United States Navy at present In Tennessee,
and Lieutenant Eastman In Pennsylvania These two ON
GERS are the principal witnesses against the crews Of
those slave vessels the Erie and the Cora, which have al
ready been condemned and sold The Will be tried
a. the attendance OF Lutcnans Dunninson and
Eastman be procured.
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WHAT WOULD De A GoDsESD FOR THE CoUS-
TRr-H Andrew Jackson were in place of
Lincoln, or If poor Old Abe were in place Of
Old Hickory. What happy exchange for the
people Of the New World and the rest Of man
kind
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CIuoAGo, April s, 1851.
!. s,eomtug Mcqueen, seui from here week since
\aurposc Of examining the condition Of the Straits,
last night. having reached wauposbsne light
cnty ave miles from Mackinaw. She repsrts
y Ia stlll ten inches thick, with twelve inches
~ Tho report is considered very favorable BY
hooking for the early opening OF navigation.
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Bosros, April 8, 1851
Boston Commercial Bultcin's list Of business
In the United states gives thirteen failures and
hons IN New York Ave In Boston; four in Phlla-
seven In Baltimore; four In Cincinnati; two In 81.
pd thirteen In other places. rotai--forty eight
woek.
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IRVING HnI--Mr. wollenhaupt, vioinist who en-
Joys high reputation, his first grand concert
for this evening at Irving Hall. Mr. wolcnhaupt Will be
assisted by signor Centemcri (baritone), Nr. A. wo
lephaupt (piano) and full orchestra under tho baton
Of Mr. Carl Bergman The programme VIII DO found
elsewhere II Ia highly attractive TO connoisseurs.
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Crscrs MATINEE AT Nmoe.--There viii be a matinee
performance by tho Nixon circus troupe At Nibos TO-
day Ella zoyara, the celebrated equestrienne Sgnor
Sebastian and host u other attractions announced
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BneoxrYS ATnKSyrx.--A special performance for tho
entertainment OF Young America viii DO given this
afternoon By Woods Mipstrels.
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JJyyppoot VI. IovpoSppsRvsteanehip foya scouan a.
prffi. n Rtnrcdy fnd lrdy Cnp Ericy Capt ln.t
Govt Chp,rh. Nossra rcfcr TOW Mchnyx Stevenson W
Wis., bucr srvomhesd Gage Bome-and Ia the s'eersFs
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Relaabls and In
stantaneous-Bact Brown Fsotory 81 Barclay street
Bold and applied 1t ". A. BATCHELoRs, 10 Bond street
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DR.. =. y. Fitch's New Rapture Supported
Truss-warranted. Call and examine before purchasing
IA Broadway
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Rraeca esspensory pAndases, Ac, At Drs. aLONkR
THoRNHs, No Ann street, under BarnurWs MUSEUM
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Heads at the Custom Hous

He ads AT the Custom House will soon
begin fall But universal In this city Is the respect for
Hats that Is asserted that all the present officials
adorned with of his superb spring style
Of Hats spared the applicants also display The
good taste by pntronizing him Both 'ns and outs
had better call KNOX at Of Broadway and
Fulton street.
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Political Intelligence.

STATE CONVENTION IN TRSSEssKE-rhe democratic party
Of viii hold their State Convention TO nominate
a candidate for Governor the 18th of May.
REACTION IN SHTNKcrADy.-The charter election in the
old republican city Of Schenectady was held on the I'd
inst and resulted in complete democratic victory. The
following tho majorities the principal csndi
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How NEw ENGLAND rAKEs CARE New England
has eleven chairmen Of committees In the United States
Senate Every New England Senator excepting one, Is
chairman Of committee. Now England has the Wed
President New England has Cabinet Minister New
England has the Minister to England. New England has
the Minister Italy. New Engand has the NJ uster t,
Austria New England has the Minister to Belgium
New Euglnd has the Consul to London. New Eagllni
has smaller matters connected with the national govern
ment too numerous 10 mention
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The Richmond Wing.
RICHMOND, April 9, 1861
There good authority for stating that tho Richmond
WIG will not advocate secession but will stand by tho
policy OF presenting uItimatum TO the North
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Drcss Hats for Gentle men.-Leary q
have ready the Spring styles and would
friends the public the
beauty OF these Hats HUM 4 DuSENBURY,
>, and ) Aston House.
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Batchelor's Now Invented Wigs and
Toupees truly wonderful specimens Of Cali SEQ
thein, ~ IL Bond street. send fer . card
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KelIogg's Spring styles
OF HATS AND CARS, FOR GENTS AND YOUTHS
in all their variety, just opened.
Rich imported straw Goods. for Misses Children and In
fsnts 3Sl Canal street.
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10 for Violation OF tho virginia In
spection Laws.
NoRFoLK, APRIL 8. 1851.

schooner Lucy n. Warren, Of Baltimore, was
I'd n Hanp'oa Roa's 10 da for violation Of tho In.
: 10 -.es Si.. .s.Iody 1f tie C,sy ~. gr-aI
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United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge ghIpman.

Arm b-Tbe case OF ovsrman vs. tho City Bank Of Ho
b,ken which stood for trial this morning. was laid over
utH w trteasy, ia Consequence oi Css !uneaa 0 rae
rf,sia,n. 800 S.a@.
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Trusses. Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey street. Aston House. opposite the church
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The Beauty OF the Season Is Whites
spring Styles OF Gens Dress and Soft Hats To be had At
PIG Broadway.
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American Skill and Taste have Inn
proved the French models in Soft Hats II
that perfection has been reached the styles
brought out by ESPENSCHElD, lis Mas sau street
DAvid's Spring style Of Gentlemen's
Hats.-sRe 49,, Broadway, Duane street
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The studio OF tho Artist Halter IL Open
r. the fae OF br surrr siye ~ Gentle nrn's rss Vista
TIVE. Wasts~ "a, rg.at
second aoor frcm walker s,rssL
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HIS Hair Dye 80 Cents, Black or Brown.
Depot No Barclay street. and sold bv all drugaista
Brooklyn Art-Photographi Im-
perhl Gray vgnee stands oday unrvAed In photography
CHAS. II. WILLIAMSON. Established 1851
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The Virginia state Convention.

RICHMOND, April s, 1851.
In the Convention today the sixth resolution was up in
the Committee OF the Whole
I 1t amended motion OF Mr.. CnI1csIxR by insert
Ing the dissolve their connection WITH in lieu
| Of the words scast OF obedience TO-"
Mr. MOORE moved to strike out the word "wronxs .
and insert causes the cea being that wrongs did not
impe, States secede which was rejected by large
majority.
Some other amendments were defeated
Mr. BouIpS moved 70 amend by inserting /" earnestly
DESIRE in lieu Of the words indulge hope" Agreed
Mr. WISE moved TO strike out the whole, and insert the
substitute contemplating resistance to wrongs, indug
ing In the desire for ustment and that Virginia
SHOULD offer adopt any OF adjustment which
ought not be acceptable TO the seeded States and restore
them TO the Cnion.n
The committee refused to strike out-ayes ST. 50.
Mr. WME moved TO amend by adding the last clause Of
the foregoing substitute which reected-64 to IA
The resolution adopted follows
Deeply deploripg the present distracted condition OF
the country amentDg the wrongs that have impelled
Of the States dissolve their connection With the
federal government but sensible OF the blessings the
Union impressed with Its importance TO the peace pros
that adjustment be reached by which the Union may
be reestabshed IN ITS integrity, and peace prosperity
and rserna Feelings be restored throughout the land
The seventh resolution then up and amend.
ed, on motion Of Mr. WISE by striking out oil from the
word 'govcrDments' 10 tho last sentence-yeas, So;
nays, 81
Mr.. LEAKE moved to amend by adding a declaration
that the North must abstain from interference with
slavery in the States and territory, and
abandon all hostile political organic atoms Reiected-40
to 9s.
The seventh resolution as amended, was adopted
The eighth resolution passed by for the present.
The ninth was taken up.
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The Great Battle Fought "Storm'
the "yicor" with his nimtabls Spring style
Hats Only - 90 STORM. l78 Broadway
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CrfstadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peeshe best In the world-wh olesale
privately applied. No. 9 Astor House
M0ldavfa Cream Forces the Hair and
whiskers TO grow uIurantly. Sold at W. A. BATCHH
LORs nav invented Wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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Dcfa ullinx Tax Collector.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, april g. 1851.
N L. Mccelland tax collector for the Western district
Of this city, Is reported absconded" dcfauor 10 the
amount Of thirty Thousand dollars.
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The Kentucky Legislature.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 5, 1861.
The Legislature OF this state adjourned sac die
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Omcial Drawings OF II. France d Co.'s
Delaware by Assembly passed
january, 1859. Grants to run twenty year, 900,
bUsskx CouErr-OLAss ~, Drawn April 8, 1851
49, So a. l8, 49, Is, 60, "a, Al, H. ., 78, &c, IS.
CoEsoIIpArED-CIAss IS, Drawn April 5. 1851
IL, 10, 70, A, Is. %, q, 80, IS, 10, SO, 80.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
L. FRANCE CO.. Managers,
Wilmington, DeawareL
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Election of X ansas United states Senators.
AIcHEsos, April 6, 1891.
Mesers, Lane and Pomeroy elected United ststes
Senators yesterday afternoon by a small majority.
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wheeler d Wilson'S Improved Sc Wins
Machines at reduced prices. Ofice b06 Broadway.
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tertea WOOD. EDDY CO., Managers OF tho
DELAWARE, RKSruoxL AND MISSOURI STATE LoTTSRirs
DELAwARx-k FRA Glass 2iS April 1851
AZ, l6, Is, 6, 10, 4, 2, Sc, 81, "a, 66, 8.
brIAwARE-CLAss ia. April s, 1851
10, Is, 65, IS, 20, II, So, 43, SO, II, A. "a, 80.
free OF charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY q Co, wilmington, Delaware
Or 70 RooD. EDDY / co. st Louis. Missouri.
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Gentlemens spring Hat.-Espenseheid,
IFS Nassau street celebrated eqnsy for the superior quality
Of his Hats and for his artistic skill In fitting the and
style Of dress Of each individual werer prepared
epr his frienl A the public.
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Taxes, Taxes, Taxes -Al Persons HAVING
claims against the undersigned late Collector Of the
EaAt Chester the county Of Wesahsster including tho
Villages Of sonnt Vernon West Fast and Central Wakefield
Washington Fleetwood, &c requested proson
the 70 At the Fourteenth Ward hotel, Of
Grand and kizabeth streets In the city OF New York
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The LaAd e. Webster Sowing Mac nine
may DO had for fifty dollars At SOD Broadway.
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Rprfn9 Clothfng.-we Call the Atten tom
OF men, who sat purchasing their spring clothing
assortment - Dansss Goats, Vests Pants and Spring
Mems ClotiaG spted 70 The present coming season.
desirable and complete
ALFRED MUkROE CO.,
GOT Broadway, under the st. Nicholas Hotel
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20
&EEEV'S
Improved StubblG Shaver.

A number of the above important article, so
II useful in facilitating the culture OF the
sugar cane,-invented by.J. ALLEN, and p%efected
by he undersigned-has been manufactured and
is now OH hand for sale in New Orleans by
GEO. w. SISER, corner Of Camp and Poydras,
Agent for the sale OF the machine in that city.
The undersigned has upwards of :euenty certi-
ficates from the best planters. in Louisiana, who
have witnessed the operations Of the Si"b6fe
Shaver in various soils; and there can be no
questions of the fact that it meets-and FULLY
meets-all the requirements and desideratums
that could be needed or desired for performing
cleanly, neatly aud perfectly the work for which
il was invented to perform, and in which per-
Torrance it does the labor of at least Gfeen hands
pah the hoe 1t will also shave from rs TO so
acres without sharpening. The price asked for
them will be found to be surprisingly small con-
sidering the price paid for their manufacture.
Planters wanting the Subtle &aur will please
address GEO. w. SISER, New Orleans or TO
oct - A. ST. DIZIER, Plaquemine:
Or 10 ]. McWrLLIAMs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20
NOTICE.

OrPIcB SOUTHERN MUTUAL Insurance. COL
Baton Rouge, Feb. 4th, 1861.
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors, held
this day, it was Resolved, To pay sir per cerd in
terest on the outstanding Scrip, eight per cent 10
Stockholders on premiums paid by them for the
year ending LIST February, 1861, and TO declare a
dividend of fifty per cent on the nett earned pre-.
miums of the Company for the year ending 3lst
January, 1861, for which certificates will be is
sued ON and after the LIST day of March next.
Huas further Resoiped, 10 redeem the ou.stand-
ing Scrip for the year 1855, on presentation at the
office of the Company.
UThe Stockholders are hereby notified that
an election for ten Directors and fifteen Trustees
TO serve for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Office of tho Company, on Thursday, the l4th Of
March, 1861.
mh3O F. E. HEBERT, Sec'y.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-20
KETTLE
A Labor of Years Reduced to a
Few Days.

HAVING been induced by frequent %solicita.
IL ton, to make public the science of Kettle
Setting that | practice, | hereby give notice to all
persons desiring TO acquire q knowledge OF the
art, that | will give them instructions for the
Setting of Kettles, for either wood or coal, Oh ap-
~plication 10 me.
My system is based upon principles, the plau-
sibility and correctness of which admit OF no con-
tradiction, which are quickly and fully cempre
hended, and therefore not liable to be easily for.
gotten. o
I have models for five different constructions
of Kettles, and designs by which instruction is
made Easy, and the art soon acquired. Copies
of designs or drawings are given 70 those whom
| instruct. All those to whom | teach my sys-
| tenn, are also assisted by my services, if required.
Instructions are only givento those who have
been three or four years at the business OF Kettle
Setting, and are good workmen. o
For furthSS particulars, %inauiresS by letter OF
| otherwise, Of the undersigned
Plaqueminc, Parish Of TbervIle) La Feb. p, Is6O.
| Refer to-Dr. c. Clement, Ibervillo.
=" Louis Desobry, ST.,
Gervais & Roman Scblatre,
d" JOhn Schlatre,
q Sylvan Marionneaux, 4"
4" Edward J. Gay,
o" Jas. C. Woods, West Baton Rouge.
+" Dan. II. Hickey, do
Thompson ]. Bird, East Baton Rouge