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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
DHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
bALlidubb RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
l-lMAIL -. .-l.. - ...-.

I)HlLhDELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
l. bAtli avhb RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY slh, 1866.
WASHINGTON AvESUE a. follows:
EAii. IS TRAIN az 400 a. al ,(ioudays excepted,
9l b DAl''noFs and Washington. stopping at Wilmington
rs,rsV ne aFre de Grace Aterde. n, Perryman't Mag
DELLA ARE X. Il. ThA13 st sib A NJ, (sundaya
sAosp'eiJ Tor Salisbury, Milford aud intermediate sta
WAYaAIL TRAIN atoIbA s. 50. fsanlA,sexespted
III ~, nal.inore stopping at d. % trl Aar.oe sood
~ iii hnd an regular slatau WILMINGTON
NJ. h4pEEss TRAIN st2 4, r A. sunday sexeepted)
eand Washington. stopping At Chester Ciaymont
mMnmneien, Neaaik, "a on. North as, Perfyviiie,
@ uaate ae u5ae Ab-r.ees. Porrymau' t. Magnolia and
NigllI lApREssat ill5 p. M. Tor Baltimore and
ssns'1i ssppins at Cusster Thur4v, Linwood
ryv, I''' iiiHngion Newark Elsoa, Norh-last Per
i'tt,.'e 't shl hayfe de Grace.
roa =" engeTs by bost Ba,imo.e for Fo,iress Mon
si5 s Ta,ny my Folai aud iichnond will take the
rb. .s n1 sdditVnsi accommodation fr those holding
ern pt,, ICES Tor latimore, Nashii.Fon aud South
pt at i.d1 A. NJ. go oiufetins t 49,, p,rr yitI Ina
-''"ius EXPRESS Train IT, IN New York.
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
mBgGo5S 1IpGaS at ali stations between Philadelphia aud VIII
d lsnV9 2 fhilaielpha ats.l5, AN,aso go and
80 80 - The 800 y. .traln conuects with De'aVnre
IasyN tSii HI ai',p'd Nad intermediate stations.
and On u p'5NIhs'oh So 100, $40 and $50 a. NJ AGO
$3.50 and 600 P. 81. 'o'PniA al O. 10 A. "
AnhoUsH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
H9@'e hilmingtoh st 12o0 M, 4sO ard p55P.H.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
a. Leave y Chester u o.. s5s aud l0.I4A.M t28esA
o Oi, ~ and 10 30 +. 81 " -' '-''i'''
From BALTIMORE 10 PHILADELPHIA.
Lesye baltimore s.g5 A. sf way Mai. INN A. Rx
pisss $50 y NJ Express. y 20 T. NJ ExpresF
M A'ull modition Train for Iiavre-ds rars and in
''' eti'l'Hs VIII leaFe B1nore az 10 Pm.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 0.52 a. NJ, 3.2land ll5OP M
40Or. NJ, - 80 anu
SUNDAY TRAINS
- Nsas TRAIN at g.05 A. Nj. for Baltiinore and
~ "n' stopping at Wilmington perryville Havre
Run. ma - Nasnotla ana stemner'h
WIGHT NiGnr EXpEEss at lll5 r. NJ, for s,ltmors and
Ctlyinnt "a, saeplius al Chester, 1hurlow. LnWood
petrv,tl "iiimluFion, Newark, bikton, North East
ieitiyN,iis y,,, ahi iiNvfe de Grace '
min ~ - il-AlN will leave PhiladephlA for VIII.
7'''' eii iu'efnal!4fe Stations at 90u Il NJ
DALfla WORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
leaVe s baltimore At % p. NJ stoppirq at Havred
ana n & al @ @iio Ahd Wllmlngton. Also stops at Elkttn
w. l"He passengers for Philadeiphi and leave
i' h,fH l'om Washington or BAtuErel Ana rhester r.
' f'HsoNeers'r rom Baltimore Or Washington.
SPECIAL TRAIN
W 'sse @ wilmington for Philadelphia and iutermedi
ale stations at $50 +. NJ
iHEllHr TRAIN. WIN PASSENGER oAR
ATTACHED,
WI Mmiii ie've Milninstln for Psrryyie and ipta,u
slatpua, at 60i =. NJ 9 '-u interim
- II. T. KENYgY. saperint. Dde
)EhAwARE RAIL ROAD LIN
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INCORPORATED LgGiiLATuRR OF rHn SrATg OF prt
AWARE, WITH A CAPlTAL up

INCORPORATED BY rHB LEHsIATuRE OF STATE OF nrL
AWARE, WITH a CAPITAL Up
One Hundred Thousand Dolla rs
INHE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECErV
ing applications for Insurance AZ their office Ia WI
ningOn, against losses by Fire every dascripton
buildings In general merchAndze, hh port aud their
eaTgoes household furniture aud uker personal pror m
goods, wares, merchandise and country ruduce,
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable as any of III
companies in the ctea Of Philadelphia or New York
Parties insured repose the fullest confidence In te
olidy Of ts capital and that all losses will he promptly
adjusted y the company.
DIRECTORS!
At the annual election held tho ith day " March
1860, the following diFeators eoei o sMvs ia
ensuing year, via: w
George Jones Jos. MendinhAll, George W. Bpsb
John B. Porter. George ". Sparks iaoaas McCisr
Insurance may be made r say time nvt iess than brse
months, ~
ln addition to the above mode Of Insnrg properiv tho
Delaware Fire Insurance Company hos9 oharie i per.
petuRl 9hee perpetual insurance real the ou
becoming insured depusst In the uee
tmore ar ieas according the nature uf the rk un ba
amount to 10 inaurod-but which can b. withdrawn -.
Aay lime by leaving por cent the amount depo.ital
thie method ia believed 10 bo much more 10
the Insured than the former-iho expense lis ahou sif
me. ~" "4-o -
Property that would be Insured rer an UNI. at 40 and
@ 30 en'1 m lo luu' WI" h- lsured NJ RnI3 per :lusit
"n1 III llAe ~ portion AZ the risk iucrolee. -
Persons wishing 20 insure Is property ,.r wsnt lin
formation On Tx subject ut insurance will ARMY TO the
asar;s he above, or to
JonS MnLRAR, secretary
MICA GAS SHADES, IN GNgAT yAnlgTY
lh al 302 Market street
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DYsPEPsIn.

DIR. SrRICKLANDS tonic is a concentrated riona.
ration Of Roofs and Herbs with an.Acs and oarinna.
tiyss TO strengthen ihe stomach an nervous system 1t
Is certain remedy for Dyspepsia lndig Ecr-
vousRess, Loss Of Appetite Aeidty Of the Stomach,
flatnlency and Debility, 1t is rot alcoholic, therefore
particularly suited for wek, Nervous and DyFlepte
persons For sale by all Drug ss everywhere at FER
bottle. jan12w,ssly
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gTRANCE. RIfT TnTE

Every young lady aud Fentoms in the United states
can hear something very much To- their advantage by re-
turn mail lfree OF chatge by addressing the und- m
ed. Those having fears Of beius humbuggsd will oge
by not noticing this card All others viii please address
their obedieni servant. TnuS. +. CHAPMAN
dec25-wly S3l b oadway, New York.
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peafness. BIindness and Catarrn

DBaIneSSl bIIuuN6SS and OaJarrn
Treated with the utmlst surcsss BY Dr. J. ISAACS
Oculist and Autist, dprneFly Of Leydan Ialland No
5l9 PINE street, Philadelphia Testimonials from the
most reshe sources in the city art County can yeeu
n his office. The medical faruy Rrn invited ia ae-
company their patients. he has secrets in hlr prac.
tiee. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pait. No
charge made Tor examination feb10iY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09

Wne nrldat Chamber, an Essay oi Arning
H'd 10 lgueen for Ncuns Men-pubilsheti by the How
ara Aiioa, Lnd sent free OF charge in sealed enve
sles: Address, Dr.J. skillin noughton Howard Is.
o'lAi'on' rhiladelphiss Pa. h-sS febIO-ly
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TIRNS :
nne inch or los. eoustltutos .quars.


- sinrle insertion so cents per square.
81 Wants Of four llns. single Insertion, 70 eents
rna.i.y And Frliay at THREE DOLLARS YEAR, pay
sivance No Inscriptions will be received for
@ sue Nan threa months and no paper discontinued until
W arc paid unless at the option Of the pub
h,ns,' Tss WEEKLY JOURNAL AND srArEsMAN l. pub
u.hsl avery Friday at TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
IiIisi advance or THREE DOLLARS at the end Of
the year .,,,,,,.rs . Al ~, s,,.ro.rtlt hn In
IA thrae times for nna dollar aud sixty cents and
,,y cents tor every subsequent insertions longer ones
y" lrertisements sent without stating the time
,by arc 10 bs published, will he continued until they
o fnrbil and charged according to the above terms
Tbs prIviere Il Annual Advertisers !. strictly limited
o., ibeIr own Immediate business aud all advertisements
a. INA hensAt OF other persons, well ms all ADVERTISE
msnis moi Immediately connected with their own bust
and ali classes Of advertisements, In length or otne
iss bevoud the limits engaged will be charged at the
"sa ratel For all such transient advertising biH ni
ssensrntsly rendered. and prompt payment ia desired
ia sgcuRB INSERTION Of their Advertisements and
oes on Tuesdays and Fridays advertisers are IN
sr,sd that cir favors be handed In previous 10
NINA o'clock, A. NJ. on Mondays aud rhursdaye
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Dir. srRICKLAND,s pILERpnpnv

las aure III nsands of the worst uases of Blini and
hl,sdus rus II gives immediate relief, and effects
lsrmanent cure. Try II directly It is warranted tr
m" FIR fale by all Druggists at so Cents Dsr
janl2-w&siy
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-
ENCE OLE AN INNALIn

Publ he'd for the benefit and as a CAUTION To
YOUNG MEN and others who suffer from Nervous De-
hity, Premature Decay Of Manhood SC, supplying at
the SINE time The MEASs OF sEtP-CuRR. By ore wlo
hiss cured hlmsef after undergoing considerable quscks-
ry By tnrosing post paid addressed envelope, singe
copiesi free Of charge, may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
Jah-6ly Brooklyn, kinga, o., ".
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MAILS CLOSE AT WILMINGTON p. o.
WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY,

OCTOBER Both, 1868.
The Cars will saye Delaware Avenue Depot
Every 90 minutes from Gal A. NJ, until s3lAM
10 sal M, " s2I T.. NJ.
~ SZ1 p. NJ, " 1901 r. 81.
Returning, will leave Front and Walnut streets
Every 90 minutes from 955 4. NJ, until $50 A. n.
10 " 500 A. NJ, - si5 p NJ.
20 S1b p NJ, /" lO25 Z. NJ.
will leave Delaware Avenue Depot at 1851 p. NJ,
t. meet the train leaving Philadelphia at 10 +. M
ON THE RISING SUN ROAD
Cav will run follows making close connections with
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-09

aSy@ IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
ACHING TEETH.-There is nothing which
people dread more than pain, and there is
no pain more eXcruciating than that of eX-
tracing tooth Now this pain can all be
obviated by taking the Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas, which is admitted by all the
Dental and Medical Journals to be the best
anmslhetic for tooth drawing; best because
enough can be given to produce entire inson-
sibility without any danger, best, because ii
is so pleasant TO breathe, producing no sick
ness or disagreeable sensations, and leaving
the system entirely in two or three minutes;
best, because II will succeed with patients
on whom chlorolorm and ether have been
tried in vain; best, because the most delicate
and nervous and feeble persons can breathe
it with safety; best, because with many pa
tents, 1t renders tooth drawing Il pleasure.
DIR. William ID. Nolcn, No 2l0 West Fourth
Street, has taken great pains to perfect him
self in manufacturing and administering the
Nitrous Oxide Gas, and having visited New
York, and received full instructions from the
Cotton Dental Association, he is now pre-
pared to operate on any one who may give
him a call.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS,
No 80 COOPER INSTITUTE,
New York, Nov. 2lsi, 1865.
This certifies that ] have given full and
definite instructions TO DIR Wm. d. Noen,
of Wilmington, Delaware, to manufacture
and administer the Nitrous Oxide Gas, ior
the extraction OF teeth without pain.
(Signed) DIR c. O. CoIToN,
For the Dental Association.
WILMINaToN LAUNDRY, No. G WEST 6TH
ST, Office, No. 5l7 Market ST., JOHN c.
COLE, Agent
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MIsOELLANEouS.

NO PRINTER 1854 SECONDHAND
l DOUBLE MEDIUM BRONsTHUP PRINTING PRESS,
complete aud in good order will be sold at satisfactory
price. Apply at this ohire. mch9-if
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EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Young men who wish 10 qualify themselves for Busi-
ness Life, have unequded vauteges for doing At
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MICA GAS SHADES, IN GNgAT yAmEIY
M al 3O2 Market street,
se.29 7. Y, DyNORMANDIK.
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DIR. sTRICKLAND's MELLIFLUOUs
COUGH RALSAh.

7
COUGH BALSAM.
Is warranted to ts tile only preparation known 10 cure
Coughs, Colds Hparteneta Asthma Wh1opiug Cou.h
Chronic Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis and Cfoup-
Being prepared from Honey aud Herbs It s healing soft
snins, and expect0rating aud par cuary suitable for
all Affections OF the Thioa aud Lungs For sale by nrug
gsts everywhere. janl2-w6sly
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
Gentemnn who suneiel fir Yeas from Nervous De
bility Premature Decay, aud all tile effects Of youthful
indsoretlon will for the suffering humanity .epd
Tree 10 all who need IT, the recipe aud recon- for max
ing the simple remedy by which ho was cured sur rer.
wishing To profit by the yertis, ra experience can do 70
by addressing JOHN B odDEN,
dee25-Wly No. i3 Chambo-s ST., New Yorl.
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VERMONT CRoMwELL.-There is no infamF in
the history of the bloodiest yrants that have dis.
graced our race more infamous in spirit than the
proposition of the Hon. Luke P. Poland Senator
from Vermont, presented on Friday last, and re-
ferred to the committee on the judiciary.
1t provides that in any action of tort to person
or property done between April 10, 1861, and July
1865, it shall be lawful to plead or give in evil
denCe, in bar of said action,
l. That at the time when the wrong was com
mtted the plaintiff was disloyal to the government
Of the United States.
2. That the plaintiff was engaged in instruction
against the United States.
3. That the plaintiff aided and cOmfOrted and
sympathized with the Confederates against the
government of the United States
4. That the plaintiff applied for and obtained
pardon from the President, relieving him of the
penalties Of treason.
The establishment of either point shall be a
good defense.
This is license to murderers, robbers, ravish-
gree, and an act of outlaWry of the men, women
aud children of eleven States of the Union for over
four years
1t is of course impossible that any such brutality
should pass either house of Congress, but it will
nevertheless live forever, an imperishabe monu-
ment of the most devilish malignity that ever dis
graced human nature.
The Hon. Poland has voluntarily made himself
the accomplish of every miscreant who murdered
Southern men or outraged Southern women who
violated, as to them, any right of person OF prop
erty, who spurned mans laws or defed Gods jus
tice for the space of fifty continuous months.
And denouncing such a creature is disloyalty,
forsooth II Petersburg (Va.) Index
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AHEsIcAN FREE Trade LEAGUE.-The officers of
this league are VIM Cullen Bryant president;
David Dudley Field Lucius Robinson, Isaac II.
Bailey and Alfred Pell, vice presidents; Charles
Aston Bristol corresponding secretary; Robert
Pell, recording secretary. W. B. Scott, treasurer
A payment ot s25 constitutes life member; of
81 an annual member. Payment to be made to
WIN. D. Scott, treasurer, No. Al Pine street, New
York
They hold that men should have the right to
exercise their industry to dispose Of it's fruits in
any mafketwhieh to them shall seem best. and
With the proceeds 10 buy whatever and wherever
they please.
Us protests against the "paterpal interference
OF government with private pursuits, being con-
WINGED that the less government is felt and seen
the better for all concerned
II believes that Hprotection = to the producer
u robbery Of the consumer with the added hypo-
1crisy Of pretending to look after the latters Rte
8Eest. SMELL
The American Free Trade League is willing to
submit 70 all direct taxation or import duties ne
seessaTy for government revenue, but protests
against being taxed one cent, directly or indi-
rectly for the so-caled protection" Of any pri-
Rate interest whatever.
8 ~ 81
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AN EXCITING SCENE.--A few days since al a train
on a railroad leading to this city was running at
full speed, The engineer saw on the track small
child. Heimmedlately whistled down the brakes
and reversed the engine at that moment the
mother Of the child emerged from house at the
side of the track, expecting to see her darling
crushed beneath the wheels of the approaching
engine. The speed Of the train was gradually
slaekened, but The distance was only a few yards,
and it seemed impossible TO check ii in time 10
the child, who seemed fastened to the track and
made no attempt to move from the approaching
danger. The engine went on and on; the COW
catcher struck the child and knocked it across thu
track, bat the momentum Of the train was counter
acted Just as the wheels of the engine touched
tie clothing of the little one. few inchesfurthe
and it would have been crushed and mangled Thu
mother caught the child in her arms, and, whel
she found it was still alive and comparatively un
hurt her mothers feelings of joy were too great
and she swooled entirely away. The conducto
says that in many years experience on railroads
never experienced so exciting scene.
wheeling Register
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rhat "Dead Duck.''
ny JAMES L. Rooms.

There was a naughty bird,
Not very long ago,
Who never told word
OF truth to friend or foe;
He was foul, Inbred duck,
AS all the world may know,
Bnt now he is Dead Duck, =
Down below.
All birds he did impeach,
But when he was alone,
Whatever he could reach,
He always made his own.
He was a plump, well-fed duck,
The reason is well known,
But now he is Dead Duck,
Marching on.
He fattened on the crumbs
He found by the way. side.
And He'd his friends and ehums
Ont of their Just divide
Sc was a greedy red duck,
It cannot be denied,
But now he is dead Duck
Since he died.
Each day he changed his plume,
And saw with other eyes;
The patriot did assume,
And have was in disguise.
He was a striped Ned duck,
Who would pluck out your eyes,
But now he is a dead Duck
There he lies, n
When he was in this life,
As all who knew him swear;
The land IVES cursed with strife
WhnrhYnr he was there
Because he was the head duck,
He lived on sumptuous fare,
But now he is " Dead Duck, y
You know where.
exandria, Va, July %. 1885
The Saratoga Races.
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A contemporary speaks enthusiastically and
hopefully Of binding the radical disnnion party
firmly together with shocks of steeln A good
on in that party for years, and they may be con,
sidered as already pretty well bound-by the
cohesive attraction of public plnnder.n
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body corporate have and do hereby form nna constitute
VIII us etRer 5y snSscTpoR 5opa5n or seeceoa ce
nora,n urgar tRe geaal g,y ~ ts stata ~ Ton.p, IL,
Tiled An act Tor tie organization Of Tor literary
scientific religious and Charitable purp0se aDpryed Mach
H. 1855, aud have agreed upon the oiowug definition
objects and pa poses aha upon tEe following 5tpualons and
Ss tpe constitution oil '"u COOPERATION to govern
ARTICLE FIRst
SOLDIERS is domci is hereby ased in the Parish Of
@ HIM ~ d Il sy n NH @ 1 inS GA'
Article SEcoSD'
cares to s 10 psh nrse a5 anj psd fpd s aq
Eca treatment 70 o. lhe 'e 'oh.eaerae states who
Of the uuteu States rom foreign countries, who may
e T. 81 need aaa unpr9yagd tos and e receive
Dled or afflicted with incarabe wounds aud diseases
AhriShE I.l@D Il, .,,..
I peEsna u pers N I gsse sue ~, q tns nsoSa
Ms or her or their names Ia person or bV proxy N
| 'he DOCKS Of the eorP0FaEioh or TO these articles
ARTICLE FOURTH.
All the corporate powers the corporation vested IN
be elected on he hrst Monday Of ami If eseb Year a. he
dSsl6 of, he @ c Gr on year FGm
Board herein appointed Notice o sach election shall be
two Of the nsspap rs published IN he cy Of New Tesns
bsr a. nspactors 10 rssis Al Xix nTro, III HI
ia ca~e Of refusal to serve or tsTs TO ead bT g a
others in their stead '' D0'1U 'n-' appoint
ARTICLE FIFTH.
All citations notices and legal process which the
corporation may be party be SERVED ~ the President
the toard ot Directors who Is the officer hereby designated
receive the same - -
ARTICLE SIXTH.
The said corporation shall have seal with tina f3nyyinC
device wounded soldier iacIiupg seapst An onk and q
female presenting him WITH rnp Of ater tlh INA uscrn-
ton Gratitude and the name OF the cOrDorati0n
.pr,r,g- sg,y,,rr7
I I'll, F,,I,rr5r.. ro,,u,a ~ 1T. a, . .
ga ~ Realenleo st9 neteny e9nstltutea the hrSt
igs7 ~ XII ~ ~ t I IiaL 1oilly u APr y
~ anu u 'Ne so'e'a9ofs sA' 70 eee''u ana qHAiAed
jane, e j EsrsB l.ef B a FGF I
| sou Dr. VIM Newton Mercer John Wat FnBdpli FTnnt
] HHrr-T TIpyg YIN n ~ NJ.
MI Of the CITY Of New Orleans. State of Ion ian, Frs-t
Nichols Of the parish Of Assumptioa 81 join h Liadl
OF the parish IF Catalonia, Geo WlsgDn Of tE n,ri h
| OF Caddo, all of tho State Of Louisiana: j. B rod
and Francis R. Lubbock Of the etate Of Texas;
| James f. Pagan. of the state of Arka1sss. Ken
jemin d. IIumnhrsy, Of Ga stI.r al sissi,Ti:
street and j. d I Go ss Of t 81 So Ja@
T6ompson and Henry shsw Of 10 sato Of Mss6nr Ds5
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ROBERT FDULDs,
IMPORTER q FRENCH, ESeLrsH AND GERMAN
Toys, Fancy Roods, China and Fireworks
MANUFACTURER OF TRANSPARENT sIATEs
No. 50 John street. New York.
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

.-,-..,...,-,., .,..,,' City Of New orleans tnss1'
Before me; ROBERT JOSEF KER, Notary Public in
and for the city Of New Orleans and aforesaid uy com
nissoned and qualified and of the here
Personally appeared The parties whose names arc
hereuno subscribed who declared that awaiting themselves
the provisions Of the laws this State relative Orgnn
da0n Of corporations in this state for works public improve
and 90 hereby covenant aud agree and bind themselves and
those whom they may 70 form and establish do
and purposes ana under the title obligations stpuaoHs and
regulations following, towit
ARTICLE FIRST
The and title Of the Company shall bo THE CONNER
cal Insurance ompgny and its dom hereby established
twenty i've years from tile date Of orgnuzaton It shall COM
SIGq ,e9r'' y s%,Un ~ sna,I hsSes
inscription the Of the Company aud the date of this
ARTICLE sFeoHp.
sFcrroN The objects aud purposes of tie Company
10 make assurances upon dwelling houses stores cotton
presses and every other description Of buildings household
property, against loss or damage By ars
= To make usuThuces upon ships and ssagong vessels,
steamboats, and all other vessels, freight goods bills Of
exchange and other evidences Of debt cotnons profits
bullion or money and against AL N rtms and inland trans
pogon Is, s. gGstomy anu esponde9te interests IN other
any KIND whatsoeEer with privileges OF exercising AL or
Ihe Company may cause itself tn be rensured against any
| risk upon which it shall have made insurance
SIG The Company shA ana be sued IN t5 corporate
| served on the President Of the Company,
SIC The Board Drectos shall have power to invest,
from time to time the money and capital Of the Company in
bonds and mortgages unlncumhered and improved real
situated within the limits OF the parishes Of Urean and
Jehenon which every sh be deemed worth
They may also invest the profits Of the Company in any
or bi st St ny o.. ueo5r the e"s o. ts Ghi'ea
c Or make any loans On pledge any Of the aforesaid
crowded this Investment ra with tie prompt
o. nett earned premiums iorthe current year
way Of Becur q Of toc pledged tr security Of property
seizure obtaata By ssid ompany Of y Sr "a
to
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Tspecisi Dispatch to the New York Timcg1

LAST DAY OF THE MEETING-MRs. JOHN MORRIS
sEY-THE BETTING.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

AARDS-...................., BILLIARDS
woud call tn attention Of buyers 70 new improved PA
TENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS AND ABLES which
cRnnst be by any others the elasticity
correctness OF angles and durability, which sell
able prces with tine Cloths Bals Cues and every
thing connect with the trade Orders by attended to
AZ my factory, 1856 Fulton street New YorF city.
W. II GRIFFITH.
A DyANOES ON CONSI0 NMENTS OF COTTON,
Tobacco stayes Taow westeyn Produce etc. my friends
in New York, Boston, IAveR OO Hsve, Bordeaux and the
West Indies, OSCAR BRRCIBR
No. IS Magazine street, up RtsirL