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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.



sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM = TO DAYS
Important Invention for senaoninS Lumber,
1t will Lumber avenge cost of 81 per 1000 feet
1t will season Lumber thoroughly and check it less
than any other process
1t is safer does the work queei cheaper and better than
any other process
The expense Of Kiln Right is within the roach Of
every one.
1t costs less dry the Lumber than to haul 1t
twenty miles
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER
The Lumber the ready to be worked i'm,
mediatey
The cost of changinga common Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln of erecting Kiln and the price of Right are
often saved in year by this process.
No need of keeping large stocks lumber hand It
less dry it by this than The price while
drying in the air.
Carpenters, Coopes Cabinet Carriage SASH Door and
Blind Manufacturers, Owners OF Planning Machines Mills
and all who wish dry lumber should be possession
Right to this invention
Hot Air Kiln changed into a Steam Kiln
| for small expense.
This process in shops Of the Pennsy
vana Central New York Central Atlantic and West
ern Chicago and North WESTERN Chicago, Alton and st.
chgan Central Toledo end Wabash Sundusky Dayton
CINCINNATI and other Raj road Companies Also by many
the manufacturers of Cars Carriages Sash Doors and Blinds
| GRAIN. FLOUR, MEAL, FRUIT, VEGETABLES
| TOBACCO, WOOL PAPER, BRICK, SALT and Othsl
substances dried by this process.
the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right by
| pRy Ing for the drawings and specifications.
For further information, address
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Executive DRABTanJ'T,
New Orleans, June y, 1866,

OIAIE OF 1fOblsLAhAJ IAEOOllNE bEAttIhli n
New Orleans, June p, 1866, &
WHEREAS, John C. Sinnot has applied to me
for the caneelling of his official )ond as HaH
Dor Master in and for theport of New Orleans
to wit e
A bond dated the 2lst of Marsh, 1850, for
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John G. Sinnot as principal ard James No
Closkey and James Nimick as securities, tho
said bond being conditioned foi the faithful
performance by the said John c. Sinnot of his
duties as Hart or Master aforesa d
Notice is hereby given to all persons inteY-
ested in the above described bond, to show
cause in writing at the Office of the secretary OF
State within ninety days after the last pub,
LEGATION of this advertisement, why the saa
bond should not be cancelled and annulled,
Given under my hand and seal of Btate g.
above and of the independence of the UnitSf
States, the pinetieth
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
j. II. HARDY, S
Secretary of State. s.
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL IN FIFTH DISTRICT GoulT OF
sQRATGE, G4 IdFTyAN W. ~, o-,..,-- ~, >. -,


aAR6us J. ZUST5 - I NEW oRLEArs-No Is TO
DIV VIRTUE of n writ of fierL flclas 90
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
Of New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell public auction, the Merchants and Auction
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Custom
house Streets in the Second District Of this city, on FRI
DAY the 9Th day Of July 1865, at IL o'clock NJ the follow
ing described property, viz
SEVEN cots or GROUND, situated in thu Foutth Dis
sict Of this eiy in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue -Four n PrytnniR and PlhQuemne (Enw Coliseum
Ftreets, and designated y Nos 2 u Il 10 and por
ton Of ht No. ~ said nts measure rs follows:
Lots Nos ant each tweItyhV feet nina inches
four and one Af limos pout Flaqunuine tnnw Coliseum
lines IN depth; lot No forming tine Of slaquemac
peT Goaeupl and Faurh pNn drawn by Noel
haen prchec under 2st J4nu ny 1886 Md dsroS
IN the 0tce Of q. r. ringer lRta notary pdht th city
Lot msasuseS twenty-five feet front Pltqueuine
HoE hseum street by hundred and wsrty feet in
depth hs perp n by Mcclellan architect, dated 5th dAy
1886 and deposited in the odice Of t0srd late
paslic ~ his CITY per pai, No. 81.
ut NJ" ahinn< lg' No p and measures Gtv feet front
Fl qu7mn- nnv GlSsum1 street by ore hundred and tween
tytNe retiu dOoi rlHn by PuSs rufyeybr iut
5t Mnrc ls2 and deposited in the ethCa OF T. GHyal c
notary null n tUis atty,
and 10 Nos ~ i@hnd IS each feet
ten mcle fgpI on Fourth str.tt by hHRfr wcliy
nine et % depths and te lrttnn NJ lot Ne Y mepr tvu
to Gntyu feet in depth aud a ln 49, ts rr ~ %
lnaae Hsdu, nrrht Ct Gated l3h Ar,l 1853, arpo ed
in the "Ale' Of Fheua Lvrtnn ! notary uuha IN ti-
city, tayr'her h ~ lhN uudmgs R0d tmproyem syeun
Seized in the above suit
"a TERas-Gaah on Tue spot
HARRY HAYS
Shndd Of the Parish Jl Ofeaas
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hiIMNINN1a $3.50.
gounrn JgDrol.l Dtsrasov aAntLl& IAgoR so4 Q n

c SSF1n S1HIsH Of Va EDSUIRB JAIoB
ID Y virtue oC q writ Of aer9 Fselns to me dl-
I'D by She honorable ho Fourth Judicial District Court
10 sell PUBLIC augtion the Merchants and AaGtnses
Exchange, Royal Street between Canal aud 9utomhousc
Streets in tha Soeond Dstrict OF this city, SATURDAY
enih day ogJuy 1896 at IL o'clock, tie following
improvements situate in the lae municipality No =
now First District of this city and forming the OF
New Levee and Lafayette streets m the comprised be
tween New Levee Lafayette Commerce and roy dras streets
lot measuring About hyouT eet front on New Lev
street. about thythree feet in width on the rear line and
about oventyve feet six inches IN depth ana 'front.' on bu
street. Eve feet in depth on the
opposite side Tine American measure and forms part OF the
designated No. IL plan annexed 70 an act passed
g. Sngcr late notary public in this city, the
On th lot Is three story brick building whols leased
for seventy dollars per month until ls October 1856
Being property acquired by the defendant by pur
chase from Felix Lagasq per ae Rtssed 6sSrg Eaeoaoe
q TWO LOTS or GROUND situated in the Third District
of this city designated by the Nos twenty i've and twenty
Plauchp Mysterious Columbus and Goodchiden streets
aud measure, viz Lot No 70, thirty feet SIX nches rom
ues on the rear line of IS ninety three feet two lines
the line of lot No 81 add nnety-seven leet three
lot Is thryO feet eleven inches and one line front on
Pauche street. by depth between parallel lines OF one nun
dred and feet ten inches and I'VE lines bounded
the right lot No % the left by lots Nos u 70 20 "a
and part of No g. and in the rear by said lot No 10
The whole English and according to plan drawn
by Aou D'HemeGourt engineer on the 18TH DeceIne
s7 deposited in the office OF Ad Ma6nFeau notary puec IN
| Together with all the buildings and improvements
Being the property acquired by the defendant by n
chase Miss Emee Debegue per act passed before Eheo
dcre Guyol notary public This CITY, GATED November
Seized in the above suit
| Plans will be exhibition at the Exchange some day
| previous to hat OF sale
w HARRY T. HAYS,
| FpF+h Paris bnft rtg4O
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SINTH DISTRICT COURT ! q. NBlILkRRDFF Es.
or NV ORLFAys. ANTONIO GgsTA-No. lGs43.
pY VHssI'UE OF ann Ia Obe dance to AN order
DOsas rendered May IL 1856 and directed by the
orbe the Sixth District Court of New Orleans in the above
titled cause will proceed sell at public auction at the
Merchants and Auconee Exchange Royal street between
Canal and Customhouse Streets in the Second District Of this
ctyon MONDAY the xt enth day ofJuy, 1856 at IL O'Clock
n, the following described property,
A GEkTAIH LOT HF CIR sUND, situated in the Second
District this city designated Number One of Square Mum
bar TwentvSeven bounded by Mgrs GastomhOuBe, Canal
and IRENE Streets measuring American twenty i've
feet six inches and lines front stomhouse street by
depth between para lines.
Together with the Improvements thereon, belonging
garnishee V Faures.
Rz5-TERNs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS
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ErAT De La LOUISIANA, DEP. DE L ElcUT1T,
Nouvelle- Orleans, % JUN 1856.

LLA4 De LA LOUlSAARE, DEP. DE L EINECUIEy 4
NouVelle-OrlGans, % JUN 1856.
ArTENDU que John @. sinnot s'eat adressG b
moi atm de faire canceller son obligation oni-
oielle CONNIE Maitre de Port, dams ct pour i
port de Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans SAVIOR s
Une obligation datGe lie 81 mars 1850, pour
la soname de deux mile cling cents piastres, Ei-
gnGe par John G. Sinnot CONNIE principal ct
James McCloskey ct James Nimick CONNIE eau.
tons, isquelle obligation Giant oondiEionn6e
sur la fdele execution par ledit John G, Bin
not de ses devoirR de Maitre de Port ci-dessug.
Avis est par lie present donn6 a tous ceauz
y int6ressG d'avoir a dGduirc, par cert, au Ou-
reau du secrltaire 'Eat, dams les quatrevingt
dix jouTs apras Ia derniGre publication dn pre-
sent avis, les raisons pour loRq1elles 10 dBte
obligation ne serait pas caueellGe ct annrll6e.
DonnG sous INA main ct le Bceau de IEt99tei
In date Gi-dassus, ct de Independence &c
Etats-Unis, Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., y
j. MADISON WELLS
Par 10 gOuyernCur:
j. II. HARDY ~
SacrGtaire d'Etat g
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sEoosD DISTRICT oogREl SUCCESSION OF TIE lat

GEORGE o. BROWER, DE.
Of New Orleans } GEASED-No. 1882.
PY VIRTUE and in abedience to an order
D Of sale rendered May 18th 1856 directed by
the Second District Court of New Orleans in the
entitled will proceed to sell public auction
Merchants and AnCtonees Exchange Royal street,
between Canal AID Gusomhouse Streets in the Sec md Dis
this city MONDAY the I'd day of july 1866 Il
O'Clock for account Of said succession the following
described property viz:
CERTAIN LOF OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon rights ways segziudes
privileges and advantages thereuno belonging in 81 wise
ap ealnng stuats1 the First District of this citg in the
square bounded by Bacchus Caope clio Dyades streets
Designated Lot No sketch annexed before
H. B. CenRs late notary public in this city which said lot
q and lines front BRrchus street.
100 feet in DEPTH between parallel lines bounded in the
alley feet wide in with other lots OF ground Dor
dering thereon.
The buildings and improvements comprise oneBory Framt
DWELLING HOUSE, slate rooted, having three rooms
of which with fire places small wooden Kitchen with
| rooms Cistern, prvies, etc
Plan thereof will be exhibition at the Exchange
days previous to that of sale.
Being the property acquired by said deceased George
O. Brewer from Jonathan Reynolds, before Mch4e
aernon notary public in this city dated January 81 1853
HARRY T. HAYS
Tia Sheriff of The Parish OF Orleans
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S. H. DAVIS, JR., VS.. FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NKw
JOHN FINN. ORLEANs-No. l6b49.
DY VIRTUE or IA writ nj GerI facias 9dI-
d rected by Fourth District New
Orleans the entitled cause Chss Benv nue., late
sheriff by sheriff transferred will grnoepd
sell pubic auction, MONDAY, the 9Th day Of July,
1850 O'Clock P If At my Warehouse No % Jefferson
street in he Second District of this city
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as per EinVentory
which can be Mt my office.
Seized in the above suit
Edy-TERAs-GGsh on the spot.
Erprff O. IN, Parish q Ort~nnq,
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EItahov, and will immediatey occupy Gluokstads
and Eimsharr near Altoona.


It3bov, and will immediately occupy Gluekstads
and Enlsharr, near Altoona.
THE FORTRESS or RkHsT4Dr
A telegram from Ramstadt. June 10th, says the
Prussian troops quilted the fortress to-day, Inc
Austrans have already received orders 10 leave
The entrance Of the Baden troops is daily e&.
pected
PROCLAMATION OF GIN. MANTEUFFE1.
dispatch from Redensburg, of June 10th, says
\ Gen. Msnteuffel has issued proclamation to the
| Hosteiners. He says that he recognizes the or
derry conduct of the HOsteiners upon the entry of
the Prussians. He orders that all political sooie
ties are to be dissolved, and suspends the publica
ton of all political newspapers unprovided with
legal authorization until such authorization be
granted. The Holsten government appointed by
the Austrians is dissolved. The proclamation adds
that the King Of Prussia intends to convoke the
Sohleswig Holstein Estates
ITALY.
In the Chamber of Deputies, the first article Of
the bill for the suppression of all religious bodies
throughout Italy was almost unanimously adopted.
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sHRREnR,s SALES.



ORLRAEs-!No. 81 les JNO. N. bARTHET
DIV yGRTUE Is "a writ Of Cert sneEsss rae
ID directed by the Honorable the Third district Court vi
New dreams ia heaeve suti lst cause will proceed to
sell publU auction 1t tue Merchants nd AuGtpneets E
change Roya street between Canal streets
the Second District Of this y, MONDAY, she thif
tioth day Of July, 1856 II o'clock NJ she following de
scrbed property. viz:
TWO CBRFAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate in faubuurg
peasze in The square designated by the No twentsx aud
bounded by DTyades harmony, St DENIS streets aud the
line of division OF said faunourg Delasi6e and the atert
de PAsGce Said lots OF ground designated by tho Nos
Eve and six pan drawn by H. Grant, lste surveyor
dated April l6, ISL aud deposited in the office of L. R
Kenny late notary public for the parish Of Jefferson The
lot No five thirty feet front Dyades street
by hundred twenty feet in depth between psrae
lines six adOins lot No Eve thirty
feet inches front Dryades street. by hundred
and twenty feet depth the line separating from lo
No five one hundred and twenty feet three inches
depth on line fhaurg Pasance and twenty eight
seven inches and six lines in width in the rear.
Together with all the dependencies of said lots Of ground
rights and privileges appertsinins without exception
sorvatiou.
Being the property acquired by defendant by purchase
from widow j. p Estsban, per passed before b. Clark
J late notary public OF the parish OF Jefferson, the @
of July, 1877.
Seized in the shove suit.
HB~TERMs-CAsh on the spot.
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BOWER, GARNER 4 HARRISON
VS..
MERRIMAH & KENNEDY.

No ii,Slt MERRIMAH & KENNEDY
DIV VIRTUE ofG writ Of Geri fsseLas against
ID Thomas NerTimsn, directed by the Honorable the
sixth District Court OF New Orleans the above eutised
Charles Eicrvsuu sheriff, aud by snid late
shertfto transferred will proceed ~ sell pubc
nn az tie Merchants and Aucioneers Exchange, R1yul
Canal and ustHmhouso streets Second
District this city, NUNDAf, he sd uay IF July, 1856
At II O'Clock tine 3lGHiug crihed property, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated the Frst Dit
tict Of this city the SQUARE bounded oy Common St. jane
GrB7er and Bolivar streets designated Is number fifteen
plan by Tourne De l. e architects deposited plan So
thee in w. Al CastelS boob Of plans. Said lot
thry feet front Bolivar by depth between parallel
lines Of one hundred aud twenty-five feet seven inches sud tive
lines together with all the buildings and improvements there
on, and all the rights, ways, privileges,
Being the property acquired by defendant as per set
passed before W. j. Case eff the 18th April S5S by
purchase from James Gailegher OF this city acting in s own
behalf and Richard Charles likewise Of this city.
acting attorney 10 tact Of MS Susan Gallagher wife Of
Mathew Crooks, ~ husband lu1y authorised,
As well ali the interest Of said defendant hDmas her-
rmu in and to the community shat existed between him ami
his decessen Mrs Eabth Haney, whose succession is
opened District Court Of Orleans No Ills
Of the docket Of said Court.
seized in tine above
nF@TERMs-CRsh on the spot.
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From Howe q Jones.

Sash Door and Planning Mill 1929 Beach street. Philadelphia
We have been using Bukleys Patent Lumber Dryer
several months We find it almost Indispensable s should
not have been able to I'LL orders without for the
months In opinion IL the only thoroughly
lumber in seasonabe time, and believe the Lumber
dried is in way injured by the process,
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j. oRIoL vs. HIS CRED SIXTH DIsTsIGF
itors.-No. 1899. Court of New Orleans.
DIV VIRTUE eft and in obedience to an
ID order If sale rendered June 10 1856 and directed
by the honorable the Sixth Court Of New Orleans
in The above entitled matter will proceed to sell at public
auction the serchsns nd Auconeers Exchange Royal
street. Canal and Second
district sf this city SATURDAY the 18th day of July
1866, at Y O'Clock =
The schooner G. w. CHAPLIN together with all her Tackle
Rigging she lies in the mississippi the foot
Montegut atreet, in the Tbitd District Of this city.
Ez-TEKNs-CEsh the spot.
HARRY r. HAYS,
harfF th .rigb tlr1
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Mr.. Wilson called up the Joint resolution to pro-
vide for the publication of an official report of the
rebellion. It repeats a resolution passed during
the last Congress on this subject, and authorizes
the secretary of war to appoint competent
person to review and prepare official docu-
ments fer publication, whose salary shall be $500
per annum, which shall not be paid for more than
TWO years. Passed and goes to the House.
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Late European News.
FRANCE.

La France says, with reference to the pending
European crisis, that if the Emperor does not
directly make known his resolutions by a commu-
nication to the great bodies of the State. it may
be considered certain that M Rouher will be au.
thorised TO make r declaration to the French
Chambers The same paper contradicts the rumor
Of French military preparations It also says
Is We believe the rumors of an expected Imperial
message and the issue Of new loan to be unfaund-
ed;'' and adds, should M. Rouher be questioned
on the policy of the government, he will probably
only repeat the declaration Of May g."
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Congressional.
sENArB-soRrHERS PACIFIC RAILROAD.

sENATE-NoRTHERE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON June 23.-Mr. Ramsey introduced
bill to secure the speedy construction of the
Northern Pacific railroad and to secure the use OF
the same to the government for postal and military
purposes. Referred to the committee on the Pa
ciic railroad.
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OF NEW j. NJ. ORiOL VS.,
50, HIS CREDITORS.

sixth DISTRICT CouRr OF NEW j. NJ. ORiOL VS.
ORLEASs-No $3.50 ! HIS CREDITORS.
pT VIRTUE ofand in obedience to an order
- of sale rendered June Is 1866 and directed by the
bon the Sixth District Court of New leans in the above
entitled matter VIII proceed to sell at pubG auction
1866 at O'Clock the Lovee at the foot of Mouegu
street. in the Third District OF THE city
Ftytwo thousand six hundred aid twenty six 2 500 feet
Assorted Lumber and
Two thousand fur hundred ,2t00) Slaves.
nJ~TERns-Gash on the spot.
HARRY T: HAYS,
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouET) P1ILLP gEaLRAGH, V;
Nc" e 3aa So0FThEN Ss Sa9s
CHEW IFFfs 0FETCF, Parish Of Orleans,
. Orleans June 2I 1866 Notse is e-eby Ii At
by writ provisional seizure in directed
BY the Honorable tine sd district Court 10 the above entitled
cause have seized taken into possession and safe
keeping machinery the premises occupied
by the VI nufaC5urug Company, Feui.
street Third District this citg Sud Corporation al
legged dissolved the President dead its property
abandoned and exists, eth in corporation or
living person who claims ownership right in md TO sad
novRabes. which Dsintf claims the Of thousand
fr dollars (SlO55 for rent and for subsequent
rent, with interest and costs-
And all persons tn rein Interested her by notified and
ved appear within en days from the date hereof aud
BARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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rtzE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Is published every Saturday morning Subscription IS
per IN advance halfgeay and quarterly rates;
single Ocples, 10 cents
Rates OF Advertising.
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TIE STATE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE REBELLION

The joint resolution authorizing the hiring of a
building for the temporary accommodation of the
department of state was passed.
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From Moore q Cnmplon,

Test made ~ B9kcys Lumber Dryer Of two pieces black
Wa1ut inch boards II inches wide, about halliday shruuR
76nch in width 10 inches wide, dry could be
made, shrunk 4 inch ia width Ia oPin0p this process
takes shrukage the lumber than any other
does not uiure it.
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The Richmond Examiner gives an amusing de-
scripton Of the upsetdng Of the dog cage
wagon Of that city, and the consequent escape
Of the numerous CANNES which had been captured
by the municipal official. The Examiner says:
A3Pandemonium Of confusion ensued; the dogs.
big and little mastif terrier pointer aud irnoble
cur, yelped, hOwled and sprang for liberty through
an opening created by the fallof the cage. Nearly
all escaped before the netmen, who were dis
persed looking for more game, could be gathered,
They rallied, however, aud attempted the work Of
recapture, but with poor success. Great was the
excitement created in the neighborhoed. Dogs in
distress always have the sympathy of old women
The boys and the F. B. SO the old women stood
az The doofa, mop ~ hand, and bated like old ewt
after the negroes engaged in the chase; the b0ys
ran aud shouted and covered the scattering retrea
Of the ours and sll tile doors and windows il
the vicinity flew open, with head or two ii
each.
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The above statement is Just ,rus aad eeroc transcript
rr N The books Of the Company
CHARLES DRIGG, President.
J, ?. RoUI, Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or ORLEANS, CITY or Ng ORLrAF7s-
Sworn aud subscribed before me- b.. 20.hy Of March
1866. EDMuHD MUEIER,
Third Justioe Of the Peace for the Pa,sb Of oToana
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NAVIGATION.
DIRECTORS:
J. M Courtenay, A. S Manifold g. C. Emily,
Geo s. Decision, Spencer Field, Louis Schneider,
O. W. GnfhH, J. f H. Grace D, c. Mclean,
Chus ". Lewis, G. W Cochrane
J. NJ COURTENAY, President.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER Vice President
LOUIS G. D'HOMERGUE, Secretary.
This Company continues to allow discount Of TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT. CASH To its CUSTOMERS.
OFFICE:
Corner Camp and Common Streets.
CITI1ENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE 90
OFFICE, No. 8 CARoNDELET STREET.
Amount Premiums for the year 1855 S2206u so
Ameunt of Assets of the Company ,.....,.,. 3g0DOy
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay six per cent Ia
the outstanding certificates scrip on and after She
second Monday February 1866 and have further dsaTe5
ascrip dividend Of twenty five psr cent
TBJsrars:
J. bWPer Jas. A. White.
A. Fl D'MeSA, r. Matthew
Ar, NltenbsrgU, J. Lsmore,
A Hldaulti T. AVendsn0,
j. Len0ra L Grand
in" Nauchs A. YeEioiu Dogruy,
Omer Gjyard
0MER GAILLARD, President
HT CAsTAREpR, Secretary.
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Mr.. briggs, from the committee on mines and
mining, reported resolutions recommending an in
creased duty on foreign copper of OF least sixty
cents per pound on ingot and three cents on fine
copper ores; which was referred to the committee
on weights and measures
THE DEATH OF MR., HUMPHREY.
Mr.. Darling announced to the House the death
of his colleague from the Third Congressional DIS
triet Of New York. the Hon. James Humphrey.
The House then adjourned,