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BENSONr, ¶OiPHI HOIJONAND r9I0NT rANTe
O4,ERT,. G. °b: &Co .E SIHPt% AOGNTS AND CONt
3 .MSIOAION MEIROANqTS,2 2Cn.1,reat. ,
yIOXE &DTICI~iEAUX, ATTORNJEYS-AT-LAW, N. L
; N.Ode AtreW4,_+. 0
- /ý^^tA a R & y J- MI ""EAL~ERS `2N _$TA'PLP
V ahd 'F'ancy 'Crocuias'or all kinds;ý:oorner Commnon and
Tchaupltonlne strets.
I,, W WINES, BRANDIS, PRESEt
tti'odirrtds; Snitdog ero;; etc,ýNo.'13 Common streoG -i:
CiONVýRlSE & CO. . ROCERS AN]) DEAT.ER$
'IN- WETETNN PRODUCC. three stores bounded hy CuOmli
,; New keveA; Dammed and Fultobstreetes , -_
·· .NELUS. WAXi. ATTORNFIOY AND COUNSEL
LO: C AT:-LA ,AND1 ¶.,S. CONNTSSTONIE RO$Y¢L
DR .UAIýEa. SURGEON AND 1,JYSTICAN. TN.
D gnus a It the allies of the City hotel, or, at No. 98 Uaronds
lef street. · T0 ly
AAIERON & O.; J. D.4 DTALTTSST-N, CARITTT
.D tl s;Oil lotbt et o+ No. 26 ChOartres and.2T Causoihpule
` SWIG E' EA ,IUND `P., ATTORNEY AND
;COUNSECLOR-AT-LibW .NapoleonvflllB,. pnrlah or At.
omtto,`, C. Will practic in, thy. p Trlnhes of A Asumption,
Lafourchea, TerrybOnna""ad St~ 1lry. Refers toW. it. Hewes,
Nq. )T,,,,,. Stark, thuTfferN C.; . C. Voorhies; Den. E.
_N. K~ ·gu. t. -I 6m
T'SOBYNS RtT.14AUE GTON'S DAGUERRTEO
`1J -'YY~ue, uontshr Omp niJ`0nnnl straota, (up stalrsJ all
DIBSlrl., W." O , CATTPENTER, :Nn. 294 N9IAGA
LINEesreet, hattae. IoltTi yynd Pd.yfarrostreDtt. Job
bing oI'illl descriptions on abort notie and reasgonables terms.
Storbs d!Ledup. Counters madelf Blac Walmnatar~fahogany
and.Cl~torns made anid repaired, and guaranteed for one ygt:rr
Snsh Doars Tnd.Blin,, made aod repaired; Lattce-ork ad
packing Boxes of all khinds mde to order. Step Ladders of Ill
aitu, ,cnstantlCyO Inhad. Tylaly
C217DIEL1JERGEI , J. -... RUILDER, Circus
L 'sreot, next to the corner of Hevin, New Orleans.
BRI Rin i g ad Store Fitting done with neatness and dls
patch, on the most resaonab e term. au30 ..
" IANUI LJXELESSEY 8r Co, DEALERS IN
E RODUC1, AND BMERCHANDISPa l'or, Fitch, Rost •
and Spiritllurpentio, Ilseedt Caster and Lard Ois. No. 91
Miagazine Stre~t, New Orleans at f15 ly
'E ROST 1i CO., DEALERS IN IBOOTS, Si0ES, BRO
Ssgnus,"ftas. Ci.t., etl,, No. 10 nlagazine street.
5IAPP & W* S. CItANDLER, DEN
. TAL SURSiOSS, 155 Cnl stret. J1II
EIUEiR. W. C,, UNDERTAKER, 211 TCOU5PI"
iu tbuulna stoet, New rleians, Cofins ant tearxes always ,I
readiness : Caflhlu lined with 1,1 d for transportion, at short
notic - oiu2Sly
CIRAULT.J. Pl., FACTOR. COMMISSION AND
JFOBWARDING MERCICANT. No. I3 Common street.
FORDON & FOSTId , DEALRERS IN FLOUR-
'. Corne, PoydrsII nd New Loeee L treets. myl2ly
VUION, TIHOS. F. WIIOLESALFE AND RETAIL
G IlDealer in Sao Farly Ariticles, eormerCandl and St, Charles
streets:
-.QIIUEL AJAADISONI STALE AND FANCY DRY
SS ds o trerst importt ionE, NO. IS Chllartres. lI.
IAINES, C.-C. & Co.& IIPOiTERS AND DEIAL
UIERS IN'IIX~ARDRE. CUTLERY, ere,, Nos. 26 Maa
aino and 40 taravior streets.
liONION W) I.,& Co. SUCCESSORSTQ OURDON
SS 1OUD0TT0 IIEALERIS INLUMBERI-OIe- e and
Yard Front Levee, corner oI Delord street, keep constantly on
.Iand Wile ,1 Arl' s, IuBeet Plunak, Brace Staf,, llecling, Domfiuk
and Slloat iniI, To.gIu and rovedI Pino e and Cypress, ON
''lmsIer ald PFTlsk, all *Izes and lengths. 9.14
HO LISES . CLAUSS (GROCEIIS AND DEALERS
IN WESTERIN YRODUCIE, Nos, 14 New Levee ,d14
Tchoupitolsa stre.I 51 lydlw
.TENElR SON & Co., S. do A., OISCERS-
ISteamIbot and I'Family Supplies, 0corer Tg0shne mid Nat
chez street_.
tsEB.IAIDy' P. A., DEALIERS IN STAPLE AND
fine Fn SI Dry Good.% No. 1iS Csnal 1tr5e5.
TARUBYD'IORACE, STAPLE ANID FANCY DRY
I Dlood. SIbotlherles, etc., No. I5C smp street.
.OWVILL, St. I, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 13
L City HaIl. FI-tl
IILL,' A1EXANEEIS IMPORTER AND DEAL
ER IN ITCIIE1.S, JEWVELRY, CUNS1 PISTOLS,
CUTLERY, FANCY ARTICLES, etc., etc., hbo. I6 C ap
street.
HATET. EJ. & Co., DEALERS IN IRnocEnRES,
I DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PA.'ER, etc., 77 and 79 Tchu
p•OsF _u s _treet.
I 1)ENIDERSON're& GAINES, DEALERS IN CHI
L LNA, ilAS, EARTIISENWAIE, etc., 99 (.anl 0t.
TYNSON GFO. V. W& Co.R HIPPIN( AGENTS
.i1_ A.I COMM\II SSION ;6ER(CIIANT5, 82 Camp I.
-JYDiJ & GOODRICII, JEWELERS, corner Care
- . d Rayal smrelts,
TENDUICI. BENJ. v AUCTIONEER AND APPRAI
a er N, s3 :.nmp ,treet
ITENNEKYT 8. Pi' & Co." COMMISSION MER
a1 (RiH :'f, No. 't Poydras otrcl. New OrleS s.
"|T1:AINY, ALFRED, COMMISSION .MERcHANT.
I .. Dealer in l.hiu, faiilnts, Wiudow 61ias, Cement, English,
ittburg adl Plen.Scola Firei BricksR, etc., etc., No. 72 M,.a
-ine sir ec. "
L
SEVOIS & CO., J., IDEALERS IN STAPLE AND
. .. ' IDry (on(s , comrer Canal end _ o_ rbon streets.
SAVILL[, 1'.. C., ATTORNEY-TAT-IAW, NO. 1s
- Exchange Place, opposlt thie Poat-OtEE, Now Orlemns.
noll
L ANDIS, OSEPHi & Co., OIMISSION MIR
SCLANTS AND DEALERS IN ESTERN PROIUCE,
No. T; T)chOupitn5 ias 1 treet.. ' mY3
T EIGIITOON I& HA.IRIO'T, CLOTIIIERS, corner of
. Olanni nad St. l'hatrles .hreuts.
T EVLECICII, Will. E. & Co,, COTIfON FAC
EJ TOIS AND (COMMISSION MERCHIANTS, No. 24 Old
Leven.
M O.ODY, S. IT. .I IRTS GE.NTLEIL EN'. FURNISII
J. ing Coois ,l, Iaaey iAt{iclce, corner Canal street and
Nxchange Place,
ý IOrISON .WIOLESALE DRUGGIST, 011O,
, ,. No. 1'hl.r.zhe street.ss .
171 Palm,,,i Yerfnn llry etc., No. 1z m rH1·llll
H. U- MHI11. . . W. E.. ualR.
R. AIMIT, I. Iti., ATTO R NEYS-AT-I.AW. No 1J (on
en merci] Place, New Orleans. n21
_ OREAU, T. II., 161 RovMl stree- corner of Tonulaan,
hADIES' lE'ANI) GENTL.EMEN'S SANYU AR1TICLES
ANID pE:FSU ERY STORE. je2
-M/EYEIt DI. 11., Itt) Camp Ftreet, WATCIIMAKIEK
. ANL I)DALER IN EWElRY, (GOLD PENS, FANCY
AITrICIES AND WATOIIES. All jewelry rticles repairod
at mortenno prices. m13
Olr GA , .J. C;. ROOKS AND STATIOSNERY, Ex.
II ehlxn_. Plan__e, adjoinilg tile Post-Ofioe.
1I.TVROE. A. & Co. MEN'S AND BOYS' oLO
UTILIN, of all iae and uitics, wholeale and retail,
corner of Gra ier and ,Magaz y ia streets.
01 OTrIIN, IB. M., IOOKESIELER ANDSTATIONER,
Nn. -t Cam~p rtreet, and raider the St. Charles Ilotel.
NICIIOLS, R. ., IMPORTTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, lrniloSies, Fruits, err., No. 90 Camp _ treet.
IILCHE ER, GOODRICH & Co., COTTON FAL
STOIS AND) COMMISSION MERTIIANTS, 43 C.rndl
let streot, cornTer of UnioF street, Ip soirs. nlSdw
PFETNTTIN M& Co. IISLEREShIS IN LrOTUINS AND
-FURNISHING (GOODS, No. 7 Cnmp strret. 27
.) ORINSON & CO., It. .I., WIIOLESA'LE AND RE
JI tall Grocer--Steamboat and family .tpplies No. 10 Gra
deor street.
EILL'Y P. ' i E., DEAI.LRS IN SILKS AN.T FAN
CF DRY GOODS, corner Roya] and Canal streets, a9
SAIIESIIIDE, IIENlEY, (SucceOsor to F.N. Dr
ITou) NOTArRY PUBIC, No. 2 Commercial Place, New
Orleans. n2l
SAYVIIOND W. C., FAMILY GROCER, No. 71 CIImp
R trest, New Orleans.
DILF J. M AL I Co., DEALERS IN TTARDWAE,
Ir etc., Frot, street, between Oravier and Natchez streets.
.E]DIIES, A. G., ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 26 Cm
.[. mercial Ie -uhe,-New Orleans. - m21,1y
STEVAR tT, CHARLES A. DEALER IN PINE
Stand Falshionle Fu&nCtOre, No. 171 and 173 Canal street.
,._.ANI.AN &i CO. D. P. DEALERS IN MILLI
,.3 ncry and Niue x'icy Dry Good Nos. 12 pnd 14 ohartru5
..treat. . -
ItA. G. Vt,& Co., COMMISSION AND FOR
,J WARDEIN.G MSEIU.ANTS. No. 4 'Poydras street, ew
- 1IAW, F'RANK . Jr C Co., COMMISSION AND
J-'FOIEWNRIN( JEMIECIIlANTS, AND DEALERS IN
'WESTERN PRODUCE, No TI o TloupEtl aareet o18
QTIII7GER. FP, & Co. PASIIINADII. CLO
"rILING FURNIPII'INI GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS. etc.. N 35 (amp ntrct myl" +,
WV.IAN1I , S I). &o COM.,ISSION FORWARD
S9 INS ANI? WESTE;i IIOIOUSICE MERItANTO, DnE
doalerOlil, o. t,AR E O a te, A eee C.. u P oyd r agstreet. a12
QW(CIDIC ES . Co.. DRUGS, ME'DICINES, SURBICAL
k IhNSTIEES!SNTRU S eD., lholesala Ead rtHil, Nos. 85 and
QLADEIK, STAUFREIE & Co., H UAR I)W AR E
.. IRON, etc., NO. 61 Canld street, Aeeut for PagCes' St,
Mills. "9
S-TEEL, J.. B., .BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
No,. El t 1, street.
rTOUR, SPI.,, & Ct,, WIIOLESAIO AND RETAIl'
DEASL RI PAINTSOILS, I'AINT MIIAS, WIN.
I)OSW GLASS, BIUSIIE S, aEd ClEOrs Of E l E iEds, 90 M,,La
zilre street. 1112
TOURINAtI,c . No 81 (}RAVIER STRIET, O.IS
t,,ml t l lOrtl;r", Pal"'r 1n1L o ln rtdr S2.UIU . mn321ly
.AYYIOI-, SIEVEi,L T7., IMP(ORTER EAN1) )EAL
.L er tils, Wfilo'E ld I1 e, NiOS,EI. 17 Ro) st-et.
VALE N'EINl, .. 1., & CO., SDEALERS EN BOOTS,
EE IIE ,r','.NII) 1 5.'rS .,i. Eo51 ,o ,n, , sh , ot.
.-OOItIIIES -i O[IC'KSE- Co.,. COMMISSION
AND b'ORtWAkIUl tNG 1ENOIIANTS. 15 T"chouplto.ul
AtrTeI, "
VI.TElHT,' ,IIEN & CO. COECTON FACTORSS
itd u IIttSJ! SIUON Erl :'ILAN'fS, No. i1(t Gl-ver
C.tre EE, NtE OrlA1nN.- ICe2 C y
%TIIEEL OCK,1 E. I.ALEE IEE.AIEIN DNRUS, SEEDI
WOODI:AN o. o., I10POECTER AND DEALER IN
WX~ooL)MA 9 d. 0., I POrUItER AND DEAI\I. IN
Dv I)II., Ohoalmi-ii Iilwnt Medcicines, Pnintx, Olle, atc.,
corner rOnninnn wll Ital-Jne.l Lttmots.E
WTIII'EI,1OS. L., BOOKSELLER AND) STA
honorr Nc. I06 Ululil street.
rVfY crow, I)rng., erl·Lncr3', u et., )De., Nor,. 21 land 151 ,nr
tre., xtecir .__
LE~i wLISO v 'nlihll RIPIIIDH Ir...E. v. ION110x, New lllllllH
WrILA+i)N, LP)UI1RJ2Y & Cu., TOTTON FACTORS
ii8\ N)1O15· tSSII(NN bgIIRIi(HANTS, 32SII (nIAo I 0 i At,
New AAAAn. _____0l
cites. R!. %.LROu....... _ ........ ...aaosTL. nR-anes.
W TL'LLD &IltC IIRS, IIARIWAA1 tANI) RiISHI
IV AIItf iVi131, Nnl. 4 Frouit II II 1. 11tnn .yrcutsY IIIA
VAT AItiIrIAN, J. 3 BIlO., III ITIIIA AND
IIAAIRIl) INHiARDWAREI, AA¶UTI.EIY I.,oruer
6lnexalno 1«1n: Onmmon srreots.
Whlnjaatne mi t ý ý moro sweetrs.
W Mi. W w. IVIPOD.- .'IT&)1tNWY AND CO1.'N
tlV SI;I.I.t)R=AT-LAW, andlim Solicitor in Chlluceryy ni
remaved from Now Orleans and located in Jlcksoll, `fiib. a'[I
give roqmps attentionl to all huslllcss entntsieet to his charg~e it,
th lib. 1190 Co- I f rrorG and Appeals, the Superior Court ol
Chimrety, rbe Untited Sattes.Cireluil and Dihtrlct Gnarls, anud i,,
Circuit ami Yralbata Courts of 1Iilidn. Rankin, Warren and the
adeiin cunies.
Spxenlateutlw to COI L.C'TION OF CLAIMS,. AC
OFF o sI.slri's Itulldbrm, corner of State and Ptiuri
9treelx, .Inekfiol. Mis. iaaM.P
CAlaDLN~ra-20 L breea Siillito's l d i eigh, for eat. by oea.b
VVVOORHIES, unRocCs k CO.,
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ourISAA ZUUALINCUIRAN.CE CO)
'PANY OF'NEW P ORLEANS. "
I - looomtNew On it.s, rtch l3,185
In conformlty with the requirements of their charter,'the
Company ~onb71lh the following tatementlot
Amount o premiunisfrom the 13Lth. Mrlh',185, to
-2h:M Mnrc,1 .......... .......... .......$498,650
Amountoeouutnteo e htod.ros , Mrarch 1,18 ..... 57,289
TotalamountofPremiums . ......... ...... ,939 8
Vz: Premium on Fire Riks ........ .....2503 10
Premium on Marine liskl.......... 181,87 68
Prmlum on River Risks... ........... 123,843 01
Less premiums on riekl pet toe.
tolnotod, eosoeoed........ $..,,0140102
Less rotuonpremiums.......... ',73 26, o97,24 88
Net eane premiums .........................$418,614 97
.Lesses ,oald during the same pcrold :
Viz: ire Losses .....................$0,219 0.
Marineo ose." "................ 91,116 62
River Losst . ......... 07.70876
$268,910 68
R nc ooo..:... ................... 17,871 66
Expe00 se202,1nt072 , otc .................. 20,127 10
01207..912 44
Net proots for the year ending March 12,18510......$11,702
The Copany have the followinOg assets, v.z:
Bills receivable, bolearing mortgage, and for loans on
stocks ...... .. ................................. $20,1874 11
Blllsreeivable, at short timeo, fo i premums........ 158,043 78
Blls receivable, being subscriptionnotes............ 175,0(.O9
Due for premiums ino o ro e of collection............ 32,.39 55
Doe from other companies ........................ 14,000 00
Ca on hand ................................. . 41,501 71
Total mounto 0sset2..............2.... $6102,24 12
PariDh of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be It remembered, that ou thle 26th March,1656C, befaremoth
subscriber, a Justice of the Pence in and for the city aforesaid,
perapnally appealred Cbnrles Briggs. Yrebirlelt, utnd H. P. donn
vier, Secretory of thea Louisiana Mutual Inxurunce Company of
New Orlean 'at' eing duly wolr, according to law, do de.
pose mid say, thltthe above accountsl are Just anld true, and
onseIt pl rom the books of the sHid Uympsy.
C1ARTES BIIG(OS, F'resldst.
H. P. JANVIER, SeHietry.
'Sworn to and subscribed before me. 'iRs 26tE day of Msrch
1556. C. M. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Perce for Clis Fish of Orleans.
TIle Bord of TIstees have resolsed to pay Six per cent. In
terest on tIie sirip IrtlfiISEI of 155, pasabls on and Efter tihe
second Msndsy of Bly nost, and hsove declrled sscrip divi.
deed of Twenty-fisvopr sent. on the net earned prHmiums of
the "Ist years, sor which oertllflssHs -ill be is-sed on snd after
the first dasy of Tolls IDsetf, ald Clhoy hIa ve ssosd the salotss
Hlosi0"" psroits of tfO year ending 11th Isnrsl, ]HEto meet
ISndOin but ll s adjustiesi sisololl tist Cie GoCs y.
The t'omprttty continue to inure agalinst the p,,ilo 1teEw
sId rivers, any loss and dimtge byfire, at the current rates of
premiurm.
Oice, in Iron building, corner of Campp and Ntesses streets.
CAA. I.F.S ICIIEIOE, YrPidest.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secrost-y.
TRUSTEES.
A. CHiOerH, Do. A. Fosdics, A. R. Montgomery,
J. Thornhlls. S.5. Oi ol, Ricsltos-d fsgsnt,
W. A. VioHle , A. Heichsrs-, Wss. Urquhasr,
dl. Itssuss, I. Filtlcer, D. F. Logan,
Frank sR illiams , E. . Yo. roF, W. A. Juhnson,
C. PFosys, A. II5,osrt, J. W. Is-ridg-,
John Fos Thes. Oys-s, N.H. Ilssghl,
E.O Gnnssssbss R. C.Casmmacks, Wm.s.Fshs,
J. if H Olby G Dssslssar A. B sNoslslm,
C. T. Itos, F i. KirshoS1, Hsnry sodedsld,
J. T. Ilsssesst, P. Mlrtin, AddisoE Casmmasssk.
m27 l v
ODI] MIUTUAL INS.UI ANCEJ COM1PANY
OF NEW ORL.EANS.--Th follow¢ing statement of the
af1air, of thisO copany is published in conformity with the re
quirements of hthir cllrter, vii:
Am sto1s " o rcmimnl1oreceived for the year ending
31st D l 8cr , 1 0 0............................$54,098 20
Amount of utcrminated risks, 31st Dc., 1854........ 92,2)4 0
Total amount of premiums for year ending 31st De
ceolmber, 1855 .................................... 40,3 2 20
Viz: Fr premiums on fire r..S ......... 2;8,076 29
For piemiums on rir risks........ 2690,62i 42
For premiums on marine . iss..... 92,649 04
$640,302 20
Less Premiums on risks 0.not terminated
31.1. December, 8 .......................
01stDs~s~sslst, 050 5103,07200
Retulssd premiums. .................... 2,447 20
- 1 .0,214 20
Netearned premiums for year ending 31st Decem
ber, 1855.........4... ............ ... $53408 00
Loresr during tihe scse period, vis:
Onire risks......................... $146,047 39
On river sks ....................... 27,078 2
On marine riks .................... 39,373 59
$513,099 50
le-insuonrsses penses,, interest on scrip
lssued, oec., less interest, dise't, etc... 18,08 61
-- $471,743 14
Net earned profits for the year ending December
31st,1855 ......................................... 862,09 86
The Ctssianty have the following assets, viz:
lnvestediin mortgages on property worth
ldouble tie aount lsoneed thereon.... $23,250 00
Investedin Ihbnk sltks .................. 0,15 00
,oaned ons bik stocks .........t .........12..5,-0 60
Invested in real eltte (.tles i78 Camp st) 51,5W000
Bills receivuble at sholrt tine for premt
tris earned ...................... 144,606 76
Bills receivable, behig balates on sub
cription ntotes ...................... . 44,418 8
Dae forptistsistn course of collection 12,466 51
sh on hLund ............................ 86,024 19
Totl amount of ssets .................. $555,87 31
STATE OF lOUISIANA,
Parith of Orleanst, ity of oNet Orleans.
Be it remembered. tllhat on thle 15tl January, 1856, before me,
the subscriber, ao Juttieo of the Peoce in and for the ctly
aforesaid, persosnally aptpeared Alexlnuder Blother, P'resident
and James II. Whetler, Secretary, of the flome Mutual
Issuranes Company of 0New Orleans, who beillg dilly sworn, ac
cording to lsi, do dtepose arnd say that tte above accounts are
.at and true. and a correct trmlser iot from the books of the
saidCompimy. A. BROTIIB R, President,.
JAS. IH. W11501, R. Socretary.
Sworn to and sbserlibed belfore mt this 15th day of do anuary,
1856. CIsAS. M. BRADIFORD, Second Justice of
the Yteaee of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trlustees have resolved to pay an interest of six
per cent. in eah on the otstannding certificates of Profits, to the
holders thereof, or to their legal representatives, on and after
MIONDAY, tileI llth of Feblruary next.
Tte Board of Trustees have also declalred a dividend of tet
per cent. on the net iearned plemiums of tire Compony for tile
stard eltding 31st tecember 1.55 for which certificates will be
Isse.d Oin and safter tile 15tb of Dtareh next.
.L0'-This Company continues to intsre against the peril of the
s.ts, rivers,alld loss or dalsltg. by fire, at the current rates of
premium. Office, No. 70 Cam stsreet.
A.EXANIDOI ROTIIER, President,.
JOIIN R. SSIIAW, Vice-President.
JSAVS TI. WItEF .HLas Secretary.
tew Orleans, January , 15,86.
John R. Shaw, B.L. Levy, W.L. Laner,
tGes. ' est A. H. lsy, Philip A. Sltw,
Richrd loydI, John.t I. Owen, R, DVisser,
1'aIel John 51ll Robert Dyes,
J HarrisOn, Rulfus lhenny, . I1. Avery,
Joseph lloy, J. -. Cocks J. E, Isenhour,
L. 5. Jsresy, J.A. Il)ouglerty, John Rodoburg,
S.. O. Nelson, Wm. A. Kent, A.Q. liennett,
Alfred Modltol, A. Do lSnses, E. K. Converse,
W. C. Tompksns, Johln C. Goodrich, J. Eager.
L.. ý.5ad 1ý91.Curr}; usu Jn16
LIFE INSURANCE - STABILITY - SECIr
R RTY-PERPETU 1TY.- UNITES·: ) STATES LIFEi IN-
SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST OMTPANY OF P11IL
ADEBLPIIIA.-CIATERg PERPETIUAL.
Assets, January 1st, 1856, $1,42,.612 42.
DIREMORBJ Or z11r HON B04RD.
A. W. T'hompson', PuI.RoddUrd, Y U,JOhn Ely
Wm. DI. eryU, S.UR.De Eu , Lawrence JohIRS,
enU MUPIIanry S. R. UCs U. frd. Iust.U usnEnglish.
euS. W. T1gfUP,
UTEPSIW N R. CRAWFORD, Prlsident.
LAWRENCE ,IOIINRUN, ,V i-PAusideuf.
PLtNT FIBR, Secretary :,ad cc, enrllr er.
f'-NeR OUdsns BRanoh OURc, No. S CRmp street.
Theeundcrigned. etlclal Agent of the ab we ~ll known
ComUpaU CU the SoutherU Satesi, is prepred l to recciee appli
UU nUs fUirI inuranUe on thu lives Of wUiIIe po.suR snd slacca at
the tIble rtesU Rad by peUUmision, has plesure iU submitting
t' is'friends an~d thle pub in the 5th legll
W HI.ethforsdCo, A. I. Belly Co., W. TI. Perkins,
NoIh, bSmedesbUU Co, S. U. NelsonAUC.; A. E. JUmes,
J. pruRide $ Co., Jos. MIeood, cclU IUgiuuis,
ýCammaeki Squihm R'al
JbohPemberton, PssbiU,,I 'Essobsoli' EsursI Ins. CompU~y.
TIomoa Io,,, PresRient OSs, hlltuo Insosraoe erIumpay.
Jules Tuyus, l'reusiden Ordses Isosursnloe CIonUS
John CaUhoun, President N.O.,Js oad l. i R
J. N. C .oUsd, SR Jon, D losoop, He l,,k WTIRI,.
J. K. Collins, Thomas Sectsthis Brnch Offce, an
S'PoRlicisIss,,Cd dlissot 1,0,,, ,b1s ErsUR (crU, sd IossUC
paid there.
.-PIIUUIIUIC blank fms5,, 1m. cbe obtained at the ofie.
Rtcn~rnn litt,.1 Mdca swee
RJose, REN, TL II D.UlodjoolE,,,,odss
Is sttppds,,o, dsily, Crum 11I. to 3 RP TI.
UIAIiROR UbANE, leneral Agent,
IsIS ly N0. 48 CUIp Street.
HARMO40N DOANE, Gen444l Agent,
Jn4 ly No. 48 1m1p street.
CRrESCENT 1iUTUAL INSURANCE COI
SPANY--OFFICE 0 IN THIIIR UILDINGS, ORNER
OF rAS9P 01TR41T AND) COMNS Rt -1 .8, PILACE--I.-
0IN. RIVE0R AND FIP.N I INSURANCE.--Th4CUompnmy
have tLhe ollowing a.ses 8:
[nvented is bonds tnld mortgages on property worth
double tile amo mlt loaned thereon ...............$33i,016 0 lv
Lants on baaok and ethelr sloe h ..................... W32fi5 000
Rill, reriwtblo, being totc0 for premiums........... 18,8I544 0
h 4ve4ted ill renl es4tate estimated vle $708,080, cost 13,4441 0
Ilor premms i co, e of collection............ 414,08 65
0,i0( from other compantes, si.m.ted value........ 3,065H
ash on hn m d................................... . 100,018 2(
Total assets ........... ................... $a i 4
04844444 . .J .. 4781,80! 44
T O08. A. ADAM, Ptes0idt.
"0. JONAS, Vie-l'residunl.
C. J. 5f1Nson., Se0renlry.
TRUSTEES.
John Watt . 9.' Unw4k4i, F..1 " .... 8 o,
J. A. Ilarell, W.. .Semour, . Thos. 1en4derson
44nu4l 84ll, }W. . Robinson, M. Avell0lli4 o
J. W. Z'aharo, A..Slo . 4.8444 . .4Darby,
1.0. I1. Norton, P. Si4ln4 , N.J. 4um40,
O. . 844dd4e8e, R. 1'. 4.444ltn, 1. l4einu,
W. F. Vrednburg, T.4.44. II. Vuille, am 4 Smith,
S. 4. IKnnedy, .ohnl D. Rin, W.P144 .F.Coners
I4. B. l4n44r4 J. 51. Cal4oll., 05. 5aregor,
44. 4Frel444n4w, n . ll ].. N'.4 ma.
W, P. S..8444er4 , fe4ll
NOTICE-- TIIE SUN MUTUAL INSU14ANCI'I 0(444
PtAN of New Orh, ans Imvo this day commenced opera
lions, and are prepared1 toake Fire, 44arin4 a4d River 4 isks0,
, DIRECTORS:
,. J. toart. J. V. de Egana,
es., I. Denrgt A. C. Trcmoult
A e. 4. D e44 84.4 A, Rawns,
D.. T. Ion4d4a, l8nr1y 1R1haw,,
ltugh ,gilaon I. II. Stau"ffr"
Jn.. O. Rciks' J. 11. ,nnes.
' TIOUAS xi1tO, PYresident,
.J.\S. D. I)ENlOR E, Vice Pres4dent
JS( EDWARDS, Secretary
New'o0rlcans, 8an. 1 1 448. in2 ly,
iCERCHiANTIS' RDIU'TU.L INSURIANCE CO.
U. OF NW ORLE,\N0--04e5. No. 103 (4nal4 4 r4e.
Capital Suhsrid.........................$215001
Total A t of the Company ........................ 46276 71
DIRECTORS:
John Pemberton, B.O. Vinaud, J. A. Braud,
Logan M8Ktfght, Jas. N. Ncvins W4. Vogel,
o. G4llard, I'. a4ope"ro, 0. Miltenerger
B. P. Vothiet. Plerr4 P4U4,
This ompaluny, organied 4n tlle mula41 principl8, i prepare,
to ssue Policies for aihne River snd Fir. Rtisks. '
JOHN ON PEHMBER1TON President,
A. 0C44444.Secr0t1r, 4 jel3 ly
SEA-G OI NG VESSELS.
T=EXAS' AND MEXICO.
lI'r.' BI Xl DAfi nY 1510GBt rt SI'oNBA M;I
nSOUTHIRNI STEAYISHIPF COM
PANY-EN ( ALYVBNON AND MATAIIOR
DA BAY.-U. S. Mai Line.-IlS new and 11g.
ddeent stenmahip PI ex 100 Capt. Jlohn Y. LawLesr, ore.
mander, leaves as iboe., pnctlall)y. INo frOlygt or passage,
hluviII leant NcdImmodatins for pNIhe gNra apply to
IARBRIS. MOUGAN A CO., Poot of Jillis at.,
Ippoaite the Itel Bip I.nnding.
Shilppers will pleaeo Providle themselvese with the steamers
form oC hills of Indlng·. None othecr will be signed..
1EJ-The stenmslhip of t1(0 Company will pay Ightronge
on goals f rom Powder IT..n to Lavacar. jyll
Will leave an' TIJFHSDY Jniv 75i. at 8 o'clockr, A. M.
FOR VERA HYE IdUZL U. S MAIL.I LINK
Fonccs, toranlnnlder will leave for Vera Grue es
above, puIIcl(NIy, carrying the U. SN malls.
p 'or freight or ptissnge, having GIUgnmt accommodations
for cabin and so agsnps-gese, apply to
IIAIIIS MORGAN, k CO., foot of Jula street,
IppSritN tIhe Steaship 1.nnding.
Nso freight ill he recIived without on, order from the
Agets. lylo
Will lelae on TIIIITBSIAY, .Jy 17 at 8 o'clok, A. NI.
FOR BILAZO S ANTIAGO1 DI-
' ECT-lG New OrlnIn Nd NINOts U. N. MIno
Line. Thie new nd magnifient etesIndsip Ngg
U1111, John S. Tlonsp.pn commander, will leave Ns above,
punctllly. For fIreiht or passBag, Ihaving eleganttate-room
nccommoationi, apply to
PIAREIiI, IIORAN A CO., foot of Jhli street,
opposite t(ie I'na-sip Landing.
A-All Ibpigt Ahipped by Apu Naulilus will bI delivered to
dj01tnd Keluldy, of the steamer GNampus, unless otherwise
directed.
5fIhlppNls .IhI prsvidesths.Igy1 with the stelmer'Ibill,
SPII'IIIB. NS(III.IILnNm gill le rii.,sd. is-I
BALTIIMORE...
S4ails SATURDAY NIGIHT, positively.
Packe-The Al fast sailhtng picket hg R. C.
Wrighltt, IIayne,, ste, h1 aing, moa of hr
8argo e .gaged8.w8 ,ll 8 as above. For balance of freight or
postage, apply on hoard or to
Jy8 GEO. )V. IIYNSON & CO., 82 Camp street.
PHILADELPH IA.
_ FOR PHILADEPIIA - P.R'EGULAR
LINE 8PACKIET8S.--Th8e Al reguhu" packet clipper
hark Tammany, Shelman. master, having most
88her 8ar88go eg d 81will 88w quick dispatch. For 8 ah i.'
8 freigh8t or passage, apply 8 on board at Post 20, Second District,
orto GEO. W. IIYNSON, C 80.,
jyl0 82 Camp street.
- FOR PHIIADELPIIIA.-- R8EUL8 AR
- INE R'ACKE'I'S--The r8eg8lar packet brig 8 Iny
Q,8_8lee,8. J8ack8n, mal8E8r, 8having mot 1of her earo
8,88ggi8, wdl Lave u8i8ck dispatch. For balance of freight or
esge, 8apply on bo.r8d or to
J226 GEP. W. IIYNSON 0co.. 82 Camp 88reet.
SFOR PITILADELPIIIA -.8REG8 LAR
7TINE: PACKET7S--h Ti 1 AIpacket bark 7ho.,
-A.11Olte, Tlflrnglonl m:ter, having most of l.fh.
parl.br twill ille d apntc I. For Ibaanlee of freight or
yernge, apply on 1ho8rd or to
j )ll ( N8O. W. IIYNSON A 1O. 82 Camp street.
BOSTON.
FOR. BOSTON- - 8RGU8,R LINE,-TILE
A re8al.r pa1kekt ship Juliett, ouh1n nlwt8e, .
A lhnrdng a imge portion of hir c4.go cn,-'gtd and
oi Il.ord will have rlliek dispatch. For Ialalnce of cargo, np
ply to 8;E8).. V. TI1NSON 8 CO., 82 Camp strect,.
'_ 8 Th8ls8 1p ekes 8no to.acr. J88
Sai SATkURIDAY. 12111 instant.
FOR BOSTON.--R8GU8A8.8R LINE I'A(l -
81'.E.--'fhe A1 8Ip Cporomwel, Bail, master1 h8
. hg most of er cargo engaged, will sall as bhove.
r b8l888ce of freight8 or pa888age, 8nply o8n 1o8rd or to
y17 "GEO. W. IIYNSIIN CO.. 82 Camp-s8reet
FOiE BOSTRON E--IE(ULAR LINE PAC8 -
• F-4.. 'S.ET=.-'f!e AI picket Lark .tVavrden, Gill, mnaser,
] tVii most ýof her enrgo engaged, will have* qllid.k
di..pateh:. For babtuev of irefight or p:ý-age lt ply on hcurd, or to
j28 G8EO. W. 8l88NSN, 82 C8mp street.
FR. E BOSTON - REGULAR .INE--TIIE
R8guht packet :-hip 88 Il8ddlcex, Cook, ma8ter
hvin:g learly nll her c"rgo etngagdcl nd giohrg .n
.8,, ,,, are qll8ck dispatch. For h8tc, of freight or pas
sage, apply .r, boa8rd or tc
J888 8E,8. ,. IIYN88N 8 CO., 82 Camp street.
F'OR BOSTON.-.RE8GULAR PACKET lIN,.1
--'li, reg8lar pa8cket 8 ark8 Lu8 y eldng, master,
l, rih- mostoto lh8r 8rgo8 enga8e88 , 8i8ll hve8 di4atc1i8.
1"a balance of freighf or parate, ap.ply on lha,'d, or to
j16 G,88o. 88. 88YiSON & 882O.. 828 8amp treel
li- FOR BOSrTON-REI8IUIAR PAHL8EI LINE.
-8-The A1 nc8 pa8ckt hark Dla88 Dav1is, m1rtar,
hoeing no t nf her cargo on hr'uarl, will have itr
mrcdiltle dispatch. For bahllace of freight or pal sslgel applyn ol
boardl, or to
e18 8 4 o. 8. HYNSON & FO. 82 Camp street.
LIVIER POOL.
SFOR LIVEIRPOOL.-- TLE Al 88ark O8 t
I88 lll8ry8 V 8acock, ma8ter, 88888 loading for
8l8r4e port and 88il 8 meet , with d8pt8h. 1For
freight f dosur or Gcata. apply on board oppo,,ite 'eef Mat'ljkt,
or to
j27 g. T.. 1 SIIRR G1 (1CO., 1210 Common street.
18FO1R 1AL, 18'REIGII(T OR CIHARE
T88I.--rh88 Al l8,tt saili8888ng brig I lil3 t
A't"'ilarl, '-tal, ,lc. or n. belt ial:rn tl~, atnd capper
in8t8eu8l, eoln 88s 8a35 8) b8rrel, is now in tine ordel for 8 ny. w8y
8ago. Apply on bo8lrd, oppo88 te .88hlckon !qua.re, or to
jy2 C8.,t . 88 8I8YNS8ON , 8,., 82 88mp str8c.
(CIVIL ENGINEERING AND .SUIRVEYING.
The ander i.lrd havingt formed a t'opalrttnerehll for the plar
pose of transacting attny )llxillers ill tile line of Civil Eugineering
antd StllrVeylll tiro[ otil· 'e ellrllnted tot Ilem within gtite State
of Lotisiana, and bhlig arlid eonsidelable e\perieuc in that
line of busiones would respectfully solicit In hlltre of patronage
from thoseinterested therein. J. .G. I)REUX.
W. S. MITCIIELiL
ItiP Office No.'27 tommer-iil Place. io9 ly
O LE BkN. STEA.I ~I.I1LS--OFFIR E 7 I'OY
dras street, New Orlean:--The n:ubscriber res )'ectfuliy in
forms the public that he keeps constantly on hand a ft!l supply
of
FRESII GROUND AND UNGROUND
Cornme. 1 Caffee. Fltxseed,
Hominy, Peppper, Mustrd,
Grtits, Oilurg, Oilcae, •
Cracked Corn, Alspice, Wlheat Flour,
Iap, Ciunnmonllun Ryo do
Corn, Cloves, lice do
Oatlac~ne, Dy. prpia do
Blan, .,Nutmes, Ruckwheat do
l1ýCoffee Roasted and Ground at the lowrest city prices.
Ja'LHim -.. F:. C, BIEIMO,
]a'L 6m _ --- N. V`. IIERWIC.
S C& A. IIENI)PRSON & C(., MAGAZINE ST.,
S.corner e1' Natchez, otffr for sale at the lowest market price.,
nchoiS I assortmsmei III.SpdIIS tIIllid ivif the IttleatiI
or parch-er, Thecir stock hals been "xrerally elected, a nd
composes all t1 he articles needed for famiuly use,, or for mlerchahnt.
In thle "eatery. Join Rm
HALL'S PATENT CONCRt .PE:rE FItrE
IEllI Pit FI,AFs-'I N 11' FI l A O A - R rX.-P subribrr ole
iýj .gnt in thLis ciF AF 1 5 nfSieturer- IInt.l, reeivId n
app iyhor n I,.,,. ll nil mssi,,Iy es. rp551.511
life x intemnt compilee. Tb .Ih only kinitild of SilfCI of long!
ertnlllishvd nlpnlt rhilh basIh iI1riebly Protected is cI.
tents when acrcidentally teaierl by fire, mid th~e nmmllnfnelu err or
OhicN gem: OFFER 1S01 1 O S PROO 11 T . Tae 1 CONTRRI5Y. Iy is
also the onlyg popublsr lire gl-oul St',: forr sale here whlich, hasi nn
SilltlpSor 1-ioln IpS .lIsaldt iRE, t1,15,bre. incomparaly Horn
blslIIr-psr1of Itbsn.i any vira, l ,. if. T1 make rs of the
CONCSIPRTE SA1F oo not it l.Ilosa SIRIn tSSIr 5SlclIbceI
wing a 1 powder proof' lock, and t oho same time leaving e
,Irit E fn IIS door w sichs cn, by sihioo t.I i,;I h n.rew, , be
openedr it, half a minuet, onolt into whfch n 1 larg~e rllltalt of
powder can bell inhodu~ced. A nife at Pilso 01r Nmrle 1, ova.,
vI ,i pIslers,,Ioof loci, wits thu IiIItIad ]n ove1 II erIIIII
and robtibed Wf O 1155.5ne1t goner. NeitheI r do III s. Noll,
Dodlds & Co. nook. nn motel. whfch kb i likie thle Sallnladtlle Sore,.
liabile to r st fhiougl, from thle initerior of thle phue ex-l. r:
htbitinglloles in thle side Imcli ec. nld rendelrln the ironll
too thin and motem to haotmin it he--lr fall. Using only ttl hest
Amer~icaln t ol curl patforlning Ihefi work faithfully. they ore
not prepalred to temptp customersx by offering ' estroagaua dli
emoosl., l ci I those vlto lit onlly --net 1C their Safes or 'll
ferfor Fngplislt Iron, but likewiser slight therir w", ii as .bore to.
rcerliul ; but the~y a n e-Mlilcn that thonse who Quvill ,ritirallg
mpnre the fu(:uovete with anly other (ICseilliol of Snrr, wlill
give it ni dcullcll plet'urcllcc 4 hare. manly pI-"tsere alrearcdy.
Je2,i 2m&W I S A*( (/ R1'1 O1 E, 22 l1Iltgano. strleet.
Je:: rote tv ý." ,[[: cs tc tl at, ilZ at. F IIPI C nr et.
C~ A. 1,A NIF~tJACIKSON MISS., 76 ENEIRAL
C. 4407(7 AND 666 6,6466640. S~usl,., OF 7 dr 447,1,.
lioo ortil ;ed t0 his charge will meeat wihl prompt attention.
h'otos and Acecounts cllected tilrouehout rho tate, ,old prompt
iemitim-p ro mdo.
....RdFERS TO....
jtt,, ion, joss., New Orlenus.
, 6 ., Stauf,, .
Wiliixm Ilnrnleluimu I. jLOrsb D-cutn .t Co.,
ChancellorIO Scottt. · I··OIFCIIY
L AND WARRAN1'66.-111466,.1S'6, 6rK RArad ' Yl y 7 a
5T1.4 6 676 ",, 6,4671 ,lr
,4,d 11V167R7 . 21 r76%I4 seel:(. c4,,., er od f 1 , nnI1n.
1S-GAS-GAS-IJ. C1JILD, No. 211 ST. CHARLESll to 111) 111SI
jfnrv .surer.) Iclecpl o-, t lanlly o liod a binge IIYsu·IIIL'I1 of
GrAS FI\106.R of the SS6-6666671s, and ko66 . W. Il7, -
I du hrip4il mn666 a 46 Me, . 6,. bo 4,,,,., (6 676,. nl' l6i, II zts
doablle and .s * ;rho flylnm;n l l Smpl, of ecr l""!"'s rpelle
gz^.klI ordcrS rlalrll'ta l to my ca~re will be plrnmll:ip cscea
'6U76. 6 F7 PRES,6, 7 4,7 17 CH ,,7N,,,,,, T I E)
64m6,476 n~mmcIne 6,6.1, 1146y,.76 to, r6 n ,his . 6 p,, s
by the u lemull, Kate F, ialscr. to all Ite \Vanarile 'ltir·* on Ihr
(:oast. A t n; anger %vill nlr s tree,:( o n Ill boatand ar, :u fait,
chargeo of thle ba- age, pa-N, hnd· $llitles, ·le· SgIIB 11 for
to 466ir care. A C67646 6 ill [6t4,46, h o1fi667F6r tit, rccN 6 io67 of
pat c*b; etc.~c
6hies E ,, ,, it 1 c 766rct 4 i litl,, Mont~gnmry, Hladon
Sp1d4, 46 int 4 (:(earl 661666,6766. 6nd67 1-y. Chr; a. 6 ,4 4f
fice
·Olf Ilaqrorn: by the Katec Frisbee checked lmlp l thrag I. and
76,6,-n ennvlnit n all 6,ill ad1mitl n o67ilng n4 n1 474 uII
and Ouling t'fclrnrS Sl iON l'oty1dia
Jot 666 666v..66. 676.66,66 Gann
CA766)L K IL C WLAN UI XS.-1}' IlIAO 666- It
cnn~sinnL apply o n Illnd. ofI vrtriollr yl.ti iri 1 and gnulPII c
67770 6,66. F6.6. LEER66667 C1.24Ol L-l
77O 6.N. 16. 66716 6 66:jE .; :I)..? 10., I'r
ll in I'lttsbl Rh, Amhrnrritr, Ameurican, , li-1kuirl d Scofrb
OG."OFVJFIIE-Corner lnllll streett and l Tal'ayeut Sq, are
164 qN ,7,,6. ,.i76 66,, D,,,,,-..4j 647(466V;
16O(I 7,6. Ir.Ml,,t CANDLES; 664614tr444 n 46,4,6
5(1 barrels No. 1 lLn Ski) oil
11) tlld bnrllsr IoyI 's Coppelr Disrtilled ROSiE WHISKY;hP
110 IIf blll .
1010 rlmlrllcr and eighth cask, Dom estic BRA NDY;IVI)
75 1,Illn ytiiollgilbrl \VII isiY, (irmt boned;)
64 ,,.il by J6 17 6 6
mi" ?I .TA lnlllfto llln st re(
U AOI6AN(16 AND 67EM1O46 TIEI4S
5,7666 .land,6,'. t1)7, 64466ee.
2,6664 Sicily 1em.,nree,.
2,676 61,,1c ,, 71oeO .,,gg 6,
2,W0Hucaa ormlllc Trecea.
4,666 71666,416..6qu,,,,,4, T,0.
1,000 Malel '' LentiC TreEs,
1,7667 664..6, 6, ...
61XI Mandarin Ormige Trees.
.. 66,..
A variety of al) kinds f TopOPICl Fndto annd t'hmtlt-s6.h e,
Fig·, URlmas, tad an~d yellow ; thn Guavan Plante, Tsemurinae"'
etc., etc.
,ý"" The 005000 wirll b0 plteked wi[L " Ulo ntmoat 0000, ordcyc
R. F, lILIOLB Impaorte of all khl.dJ of Yroduce
1144 fromr tha jicditerrxneatl
STEAMBOAT DEPARTU1ES.:
OHIO RIVER:.' '
STEAMER ECLIPSE CaptStIar
t eottC--FOR I.OUISVII.LF- TWi ma1gfleent
passengers eamer will leave for the above and all
[ntermedtatela udin a throughout he season, as follows
Leave New Orleans Jly I11, att 5 o'lok P. 3L
Il°State~room1 can be secured by applylng to
apl BE.LL, BUCHANAN k GO., 15 Magazinoe t.
Leaves 071SATURDA Y. 112th lt., at 5 P. I.
FOR LOUISVI LIE.-TSE FINE
regular passenCger packelt R. W. MleRae
Capt.Jobn W, Cannon, 0leave. Cot wills an.
,all inter ncdlle ndings, as above. For freijlghLt or passge p
ply oC Imrd or to T. II. SMITII 12 New Levee street.
A pla9 of the cabin can b be seen and state rooms secured
by applyilg to the agents.
J"-TIhe I. W. 1e1se will take freight for all way landings
on thle C3ICCIplppi and Ollo rivers, Jyli
Will leave on SACTURDAY. 12th In.t atIo'clock 51 . 31.
FOR LOUISVILiE-THE NEw
Pnd splendid passenger steamer Chancellor,
GI, {. Stewart maxter, will leave fertie above
Cnd all i Itermediate landilgs. For freigLt or passageapply
on board or to CETTERTON A KF CFp,
S150 29 Tehoupitoulas treet,
it Chancellor beingC very light draught, being only tweny
lI'ght inches, passengers I n rely on meeting with no detention
o account of thie low stage Cf water In thie OIhIo.
STEAMER NIAGARA, Harry 9.
Salott, master--FOR lOUISVILE
Tlil splendlid steiamer will leave for Louisville
and all inCermcediate ICndintg, thrmoghout he oCe on, aC follows:
Leaves New Orleans on WEDnESDA. July 23, at 5 I. M.
State-rooms can ie secureid by CIplyibg to
ap2I BELL, BUCICANAN & CO., 95 IMgazine st..
STEADIER JAS. 1CIONTGOMERY
Satn'l .ontgomery, lnater-This
isplendid stenmCr will leave for LOUISVILLE,
throughout the seCson, as followC-
Leave New Oricune on I MONIAY, July 2th, at 5I. SI.
• ' •"- THUrIC DAYU R TAug ltithtaitSP.5l.
Tile MontComCry is nu Irpi ed t In pCint o sped I and C ceom
modcCions by any haLlt in tle trade. RosCC for ny o tyfhe
above trips can be seCured ol application to
aI2C B9LI.. .BiUCHANAN & CO..-l95 azCIne street.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Wil leave on SATURDAY. 1211t Inst.. at 5 Celoek P. f1.
- ~EGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKIET.
For St. Louis, Mlemphis, lleleua, N.,apoleon,
Greenville, and all ICndings in tlie Bents.--ThC
new regular paiC ngCr packet Ingomar, L.. ScIConigh,
master, will leave aC above. For l'eibhtor pnsCIag apply oC
board, or to T. Il. ilIITI, 12 New Levee C treet. j)8
Will leave on SATURDAY. July 12, at 5 o'clock P. 31.
_REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
Tbe ine swift running regular passenger eterun.
Er Illtonlar, Caplain L. MeI)ollonCh, will
leave for 1t. LouisCanaill interinediate ladlings, astabove. For
Ifreight or pasiage Cpnip on tbolr!, or to
.1, 11N E. HYDE & CO., I6Poydra stCreet.
Ay- I plan of tile cabhin can be seen ad tate room secured
by aplling to tie aents.
The Ingomar wili atteCnd to all way, plaltation and MCemphis
buadnes nasusIl-l]- Jy8
LeavesC on WEDNCST).\Y. 16tI inst.. at 5 o'clock I'. M.
. r FOR CAIRO, MI1IMPHIS AND ALL
inten edtlel ln.inglg--Tle fine pbenger paekel
1teamer II. A. Itr . Clre
mPeer, will leave ,u abhove. For freight or passnae, apply on
board, or to JOHIN F. IIYDEI tie., Il1Po1.dras street.
iyg' A pinll oi the cabin ca. be seen atnd Ct.Ce-ioom secured,
by Ippling to tile agInts.
T'e WrIs ight Cill attend to her lemphis business as Cs
uCl. jylil
LOWER IISSISSIPPI.
Leaves rcCulCIy- every SATURDAY I EVEUNINS, at C o'clCk,
commencing July 5th.
STEA!IER FRANK LYON-RE
GOIULAR V(ICKSIIURG AND 35191LKNS
BENDI PACKET--TIhe fine fst rnnning pIl sen
gee packei xteam1 r Fretlk Lyon, 1. 1. .White, mater,
will eave 1 above, for Millienpi d, P. ikeuri gi Warroron,
(.rand Gulf" Saint Jtoseph] Rolney WYaterp Iroo Natchez,
FIort Adams, 1ay1ol S:ar, 11ate!, cloge, alid all Ilandings on
the CoaCt. For fri.ICt or passage, haCiCg ultnsurpCLCssed aeC
moCdationi . aply I C Ihoard, or to
jei . t.I'IAS SNIAPP A CO., 3i Front C treet, or to
R. R. I.AUC(IIIN., 1148 (Carondielet stret.
Tie FRANK LYI)N will tak. freight f'or all ponlC s onRCz.Co
River, hltving made advantageous arrrlgemeats to reeip on
small beult nat 1-ieknburg.
. i .-. . . ... . . ..... I. .. . . .. ....... . . . . ..
RAILROAD TRAVELING.
YNEV ORLLEANS, JACIE
a v . AISN AND GAREAT NORTIHERN
SUMuER _P.RaRC-F.,I-t T--rOom 1ST APRIL TO 31ST oar.
A T'ASSE1NGERP. T'RAIN leaves New Orleans, dahly. 7t h7lf
pa7t 3 o'clockr.. 1.1, and arrivesat Osyk7 . Miss., e7h7ty-ioht
nileA 'rml T Now Orlens, t 8i o'clock, 1, . \. l.etur7il0, leaves
OykI( tV"ly my ombg at 1 o'lolck amd reaches New Orleans at
11 o'clck,. A. M. " In , ddhion to the Pa.. l er7 llnP , 7 Exr
Train ]ea7et New, O7rlcn7o every Sunday at So'clock, A.., for
0,va, i:id i7termediate station.sa, retrning, re7c7es 7New
Orleans it i7 7f-p t t o'clock 1, . MI tie same day.
FlRt-- Three ,el, peor nlilo, each. wo. hi.tren, underfie
years of go, fr0e. Children between five and t[elvet yeas of
age and 77 lo:7 d persns, Ilfr, pri7e. Excursion Tickels g7ood
on ny tr.in betweet Saw r dy aflnloon and ionday7 morning,
incluashc.) at Iludf the foregoing ranes.
..EASON T17ItE'aS my be nb7lled at tile omi7e of the
Corpe)y, No. 45 Carol !clt treet. Alf,, family tickets1,
wh olen or halves, in pa7ckges of7tr7el7five stn, redf7eed prie7,
CoioreI per-ones tre not peritiaed to ride in the tri ns without
n rTttnrioin r nt-aXl: - ill ly ~'r tlhnw,, them to do so. and heroing
tine st.io7 to a 7nd Lro7m which tbe 7 my go. 7 As the pass will
be retained by tbe 'oductror, and will he good for n trip il one
dirccom7 only, tllhe7 making a trip both w.ays will hays tobe
.A FREI 7liT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Osykanod in
tr-edi,7e btation "17 7'c7lock, A. T., everyTuesdav, T'b7red7 y
alnd Sabtrdy, ad ]cnlave, s (1tsy for New (rleas aond intarme.
dimA ..ttiou7 , every Honday Wdnesda, mnd Fridy 7Inorn7ing.
*2 If R. P. (7UY,7\ROI, S,7'7 T7,7rns, ortan.
YEW ORLEARIS. OPE
77LtlUSAS AND GREA7T WEST
. RN RATLROI, I).
SUIMMER ARRANGKEMENNTS,
On and after tae 7th of June next,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILI. LEAVE
The Deponatt Algiers every day t ................... 7:30 A. M.
Grema every day 7 t ...................0...........i:40 A. M.
Arrive tit Ba7you B ff every7 d7y at ............... 11:30 P. M.
RETUltNINO:
Leave BI ayo7 u B uff ............................... 12:15 P. M,
Arrive at Gr atn n ....................................4:00 P. M.
A g1iers .................................. A:15 P. \1.
770. E sr77.00l ticets to 77o to t 7e reulr st7777iaEns and back
ti7e smue day, will be issued as follows:
To lo lte ......................................... $1 25
7layo des Alle an70 d .......................... 1 50
Racehtnd, lafoleuht),C lCosslng and Terrebone•... 2 50
T igely:ille ....................................... 3 50
Ra)yonRu (............................... ,..... 3, 5
Between iitermediate regular stations, prices proportional.
A F"err B3noat rill connect with thLe atssener Tr allso leaving
the foot of St. A 77 sl7recr every mnolo , a7 t 7 o'clock piecislb y.
Freidl twill be received for l3ayon liulflfud intermlediate Sin
Heas by the 7 o7mpuly on ile Wvllarf 3t the foot ofS. Lotlnd street
every dav utltll 3 o'clock P. y[. ALl up freibot nmnl he (;aid by
thle sll.per., and freilht to be deliveredl ai all other Stations
than ayou des Allemandes, Raceland, [d'onnrche Crossnlg,
Terrbohnnc, Tigerville and Bltayol o tn0f (where the Company
hove A entel must toe repald.
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight in pamphlet form for cir
uTt7i7on. to be ha7i on applcation at the otlie of1 the 7 om77any.
ny 31) If .It. S .'.-IR. Vice I'resirient.
IOPICF. elf, NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
INSTITJTItN.--Otffce No. 61 Camp stree--Incorpora.
ted under ,ct of the Lerishlsnre, on 15th 11anrcb, 1&r5.
The office of tile Institutionl will be open for the rcceptloa of
Deposits every mruor·ng (Snlltnalys excepted) from 9 to 3 o'clock,
anid unl Snattrdagy evening, from 5 to $ o'lock0.
Deposits of Onle Dolhtr nlla Ilp\;8. $ will be received.
The ,nlllloyulent of the funds is strictly limited by the Act of
Incorporation to it. Pbldic Debts of the United States.,of the
l 7ate7 of [,7ll7Sia7ll7 and of floe City of New Orleans.
Loiam utpen nors aIge of u snenicumbered an Od un improved Real
E'[lte within the liltits of tOr city of New Orleas, nut exceed
ing 57 7 per cont. of tAle 7 ppr7 dsed crash rabl7..
Lorin, tpoll pledge of the Stock of the Incorporated Banks in
New Oleans, nOt execeeding 60 per cant. of tile market value.
All Intrecst or Plofit derived from tine em oyme.at of the
funds is to be di8thiretad seltd.-nllnllya llong the l)eposbiors.
No Trsntee can directly or indlieetly barrow Isuy of the funds,
or reeeive any )ay or nl.Oellllnllt whatever,
,t.r-ileas of rlt ,aoits, hatvin interest at at rate to be agreed
upeon, will be ibssed for sums now less Icbat SlWrJ deposited uor a
spcificd time.
TRUSTEES.
€.eorge Eustis, A. D. Kiely, William Vogei,
W. N. Mercer,. Gee. UrlUl:;tl, Ri. Stlnlleorr
G. U. 1)lllleal A. Lleine, {]eo'ged ltas,
Wilbelmus Bogart, PN. WRood, Thos. A. C lark,
Thos. .. Adams, E.A. Biradord, D. ). Withers.
WI. N. MER:RER, President.
WSI. VOGELF l Vice prestdents
R. B. S.UMNER,
D. 1). WIT711R'qS, Trtasnrer.
N. Bl-C-oplesof the Aol of fncorporntion a.td By-Laws cen
bh obftined or tile oBier. IrtZly
L. 177 BICI, (77UC7 7SS7I7 7 CO.II. D. U107WI7T,) NO.
. (9t nlp s.r'eet, New (Irleans.
TIIE RaItOR R ILM OR MIUSIC.
Thlis slack etmn ptiso.. the lanrge t ,tsorllt on, of all the Ameri
can, pulbl cnnos n ell of orrigu nl aver odbrl ere- Ithe South.
A 7rg," iTssrt.le7nt of [[ANe1 t)RT7'7S, of Itle hs-t Ame1ricTn
I1a7d 77ortigt7 .7 7. n7u1 res ; E7rnr7ls anT d 7 l).7'7 ( ranlll77 S717 re
nn-,l:)rlght fniO-, London a70d Pri, miIlke a11ays on bland.
M7177od77s, (]lillrs, Acordaeons. V o lIs7 I'lufar, lira7s 7l3 tru
Illrnrr t Slrlnlg. etc., etc., mad nt complete as..l;cent at' .Musical
,.emre )litu ie. Rie as, etc., etc.
t.SY.Slusic ;a"r11d wnd holnand-- (usied TntRlsintt of il1
tilnll. repntih ed. Anaic TI'eacher8 le rctcllln e ledd an d "l [tleoas
)ror'nre,) I'",r I'rffr,- ors jetl rim
777777 777 A G NU7777 . int1 (,0 347o00
STRI77,T77--T77 17d,1sig77e7 h7 , 77 bh7llld, 77 17 will keeII
o7 rl7ll7l7 7 'el sa- fr 7 il7r 70 1177 7 r (7it.7 07c177t7le7 . a
EldI ,le7777 77I7 7I77777 7 n77 F177177 SI7R1 7 AN'7'7 , e777.7 7 tc.
llhvilog 1 t· t( let;! etl-t ry dwclp l ig No. ii v eling tN15; C no 1 1 1tF
alil)l)lllie sr.tet;, he is )t(plu l , I IO m xet'tnI llll.,btl IlniIielll 'rl.ltders
un1 1d -h I" Slates sil n s Isl rnlllduld terms Rs ono be olaniled il the
city.
,tP-"'t ttelndar tlliltunn, wll be pooli to ronsllpnml;nlel of SlnIRIe.
'r7(t7MAS F. FI ISB', 156 C1.nl7ll7l ll7 7t7
t.E}EI:Eý'cEq-FeIrrluws ,E iCo. ; ferry ,., I'el~n ; d. tC. Ricks
k Co. ; liebar'I Bling [ J. G.okps . Co.: Wall(, Deauullcs.
N. IR.-Tin, IIhttIEST {VASHl PtYOF,, Di-l, 'or II) IKI,HY
r 11( . 11.( KtII LNE.'. i:S` YN:261a')tl, ,Ulr |.
I Ti+--The o~ ),,l..'bet ,voldd e. I,ectrnli ctdl rthe Iitclu
7 l77 , of 777u777 r7 , 17h7 , e.7 ,ln Fanili77a 7 1 7 iws1 7 0 ili77 7 77ll7 . .
n:- Ill 77" which, 7I7777 c777. 7 7l7na ili, ,rill br ¢l07l7d0 FR 7E7 7lld
I;EINUI NE. Durling. enarq~l, SODlA. WAATEI° ,and RF..D of
tie 7v7e 7 77 777717 ,Il" he fou, d tit this 7,7al,}iphm.nt with
oil the lile r ill ar nlinla tern, utl"h as t NON( HESS, i[,UE
[ICK.e.. ., ec. Bar 11-t- R -p l lld nn a, 'Is [sluts with
PUREl IIONEY. F:, SF:NtlE I; 'EPFEI N. rat tIny lBit
TELLS. ele.
THOfMAS RANKI: N Druggist and Ap)otihecary,
o241 I- ..r.¢"'nt) an, 1'ordr.'. tr[,,t.._.
77[7IPS, 7t777 7t717777777 AN777D F7A.\17l77 iE 777 1t'II,IE7
1wiatih: lief, P ork, 1L lelln antld Velu Sulta, PtgeS Tlip allden
evetry Hthblg inl the. btltclutulin line. ilarrl-eh nod had fb.b tl : r' n !
Chniev" 'onrnd ) tee, tau ut t ord er. t'mI ]]tin nr inanllly Una,
at Stall NO. 2 YOYDRAA 1 AR
777 .7IJ77T777S 7. 7 77.E I K ,,
N. Bi.--.nlllmnhtlr and Shipl) .StLppl ll with l Id k s of Li
Sit) o1(,, ItS .e r a w'l .,ilch Cow.. , dllo. Shlnt., Pig, Sheep
W77777 77771771,· 77. lr.7710ýo, 7777777m. . 70.777,
T , Il e . A7 7ir ,t 1 k A , 17 N7 7 7 0; . 71.71771.71777 4.
tUh,,R ,.'I', No..I hr1 77.1.none 11re71 7 E7 . 71 . 7 R(7 TR,7
g. :t lAhrge Ilbsonttanlt of Ilhniee IIRllt.ER.Ix, WITNEa
st.ilg Inld II QU(IR,'4.
l Ir PATINE, of the best brands, ilq arr atd pitall
other FiNE' WINES; ,'qllleri()r 01),11 BRAN)I nr.J ,thi
ILigon"; Sup~eri!B CtOtRD!M. S. anda.7 variety Y f Frny ,t 1
les of the v1y belsl ¢ualtte nlway oiln adlld, ti low pAlce'.,
!rte ,node ,llpverrd rn funm ies free fn drtuayre, Z
0B .ACCO--IN,(). RI....ttH RItICH 'TIRBAOO," FORL
t rho Mtexican and ll . 51rke Also, Tobacco for plan
bat77on7 u7se, 77777i77 hds td bb71, 77d O1 lt TOBACCO, coi
sa Ey on h 7777d a 0i1d 1 1 ale by oP 1 T N R e A7
TURN PR d RB u ,I P
fe pIv'M :mpsrr AC(N--I(R autks cboice Cineinuatl "ida anod Sthoulders,
Iplf-.· --· -" · ·: 1Corpm ollsti eet
LI' for ;alo -
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STE$aBOA,.T 'DZPARTU$Eý.
FOIL RED R oIVEB.:' -+:
'.Will leave on SATURDAY, 12h .t.. ast 5 olS'clak P. M...
FOR SHREVEP6RT GRAND BNA
you, Grand eoore, Campte. St. Masrie, CoaIId.
Alexanidrla, COttsn' Ladfag, and all tneime
dialte hmding. ' The fine, fast ranning passenger packset C.
Hays5 D. Brandenbury, master, will leave for the Il ov and
all lnte.edlsate landings on Red River. For freight or Ps-s
lags apply on board, or to
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 37 PFrontatreet.
0 All freight for above Alexandria, mst e consigned to
Aleandri,- 0elo
THE LAKE.•
lbser notice, the steamer Southern Star,
Cap. John P. Carson, will leave town s AsrU
(Satdays excepted.) at 4 o'clock, PM., direct flor POINfy
CLEAR and BATTLE'S WIHARF.
On Sundays Mondays. Wadaesdays and Saturdays will leave
town at lO o'cloc, A. M., and will land at the Short Wharf. in
fasntofthela otel, to aonenieneefamilllesandfresght. Sunday
evenings wIllleave atown about six o'cloek.
IJy2s DAVIID & FORD, Agntas.
FOR M1IOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
U. S. NIAIL I.INF-Ssmmer Arrangement-The
splendid laow-presure packet steaamer Cuba, R.
A. Heirn, master; Florida, W. . SIutehlngs master;
Oregon Myes, maoster, havingbeen Lbni expressly for the
Lakeb trads wlth superior accommodntionas, one of the absove
steamers will leave the Lukeend of te Pontchartralin Railroad
dailf on the arrival of the 12 o'clock M. cars, stopping at Day
St. .Lula, Pass Christian ml dPFas enla dally, going andL return
ing, waer ermltting.
Cabin are .to obl...................... ........2
D eck ........................................:........ 2
R. OGEDOS, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
N'ewOrleart.November 1, 5855. n5
RA1Vii'DEVILLE L EWISBSIRG, AL
ldAIISIINVILLE and IOPINGTON DAILY
P'ACKETS --The steamer W. C. Young,
Cat. J. W. lolfman, will leave the Lke end of the Ponltehar
trl.n ssailroad every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, on tiIe arrival of the 12 o'elock I. train and re
turning will leave Covington every TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
FRIIDAY and SATURDAY at 5 A. M.
On SATU RDAY the W. C. Yoan will leave the Lake end of
the Railroad on the arrival of the 4IP. 31. cars, for Iandeville,
Lewisbnra .and Madlsonville ; reltursing, will leave MSadsonville
sa 4 3SIO INlAY MORNING.
On TIHURSDAYS at 12 o'clock M., and SATURDAYS at 2
o'clock P. MI.. the Virginia Pearl will leave for Coving
ton and inermediate Illlninlsa ; returllg, will leave Covington
every IMONDAY and THURSDAY at 5 o'clack A. 31.
Fare 1 ; meals extra.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
The W. C. Young will make all esaslal, to Sandeville, Lew
iburg and lIadlSonville, every SUNIDAY MORNING, an ths
arrival of tlhe 8 o'clock cas, Snlld will get back so as to enable
hers paisslengers to take thle 7 o'cloak P. 3I. train for te city.
Fare for thes excursion, E1. A fish breakfslast will be provided
on oard. Ppice cents
For further particulars, inqllire of
Jes7 D. C. LDSWllER, Asent, 03 Magaine st.
LAKE SHORE PkCKET
STEAMER CREOLE.- Summar Crrasg
- ment.-For Ocean Springsand Intermediate lad.
inglas.-Tie new and splendid low pressure packet steamer
CREOLE, Joseph Nelson, master, builtexpressal for this trade,
with supadas saSasdsliaas, sailu leave tlbS Pontbhartrain
Railroad on the arrival at thl Lake of tbe cars, a followa I
Leaves Ponltcilaraln RailrOad, Leaves Ocean Sprnas.
TIONIIAYP. . -.1.d A. -N. ealsa MONDAIY EENIN G.
TiSMONDAYS.....S A. A i d. ars IWEDNESDAY EVENIN G,
T SIUBsSDAY I,.SA.M. as FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDAYS.......4 P. M. ears SATURDAY MIORNINO.
SATURIAYTS,...5 P. N. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
-Leaves Jefersoa Ralroad
TITSDAY, 8:20 A. MI. cars; SATURDAYP, 2:20 P. M1. earn
The steamer CREOlE, sretlurning on MaIonday nigits and Sat
rda.n -smornings, ill not s~top at Pas Christlian and Bay St.
Freight. extrsla aggage, horses, cowas, carriages, etc. on Tues
days and Thusdlays, to g by these trips, must be seant to the
railroad on tile daysprevious or in time forte So'clock. A M.
trains, and on FPldsas and Saturdays on thle previous days, or
in time fori the 2 O'cloCk trains, or it will be left utal the nb t
trip.
Cabin Fpssage to 3ilsr~sippi Gity, Biloxl and 0cean Springs $2 50
Deck passage ...................................... . 1 25
Children ................................................. 1 50
Ns a R N. GEDDES. Agent, 0 Bank Place,.
New Orleas, Jnnc 1.. ISN. iv5
,e,
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
'MURPHY'S HOTEL RESTAU
RANT AND OYSTER SALOOIS, 1.,. 98.od
100 f v,:ora tlFih lGnme and II the eaca
of iie e servedrer up in the most approved style anld shortest
notice, at tl all hours. Just received, a lot of fine Oysters, fatl andd
salt. RICIARD MURPHY. 5d9tf
THE FSRANKSIN HOUSE, No.9.S CANAL
ltre t, facin, been paryinily burnt by t1e late tire, is now
refirutted in a must superb nrld comfaralrle style, anld will be
opent for the accommodaltion of boarders on and at'ter the first Of
Match.
0e25.2 MRS. I. A. HIOWE.
SAMI'S SALOON,101 ST. CHARLES
,.ho,..g Tis Splendid Saloon ,avico been
thnruuglllg fittedvenp for llae euninl: eison, i
. Tw b ,en. o,.e ry best Oysters will be ,on
*tNH ,u nh Ilond, to he nerved by bbgbsjUtt.aUo..
Wiseos ad Liquors .te very best qualit, ore lso tobe
foundd at tlli eabl~shmcut, as no increas~e of price has deterred
the Proprietors frm b r bpiu.y he Ib. to be h Ud. 09
1.0. O. .-BOARD OS DIRECTORS
of dd Fellows' Rest" for 1856~.-OftirerP-
IS-- IBier, P.oidleUt; John Sh.od, TreS rer;
.hrs. Iurn .ux, Scretary. Cemetery Commit
lee-Ilyrpe., 11illhlbd OG.doner SNmib, uther Homes. Fi.
(o0ce CommitS,,-Thos. ,0ee.o,, W. C. Nilson, 1.. Homes
Sexton-Danniel Merritt. Membelrs-Fronk LewisR, WF. C. Wil"
son, Gen. Seyour., II. Goldann, 0. B. Bowditch, JF . W..
Nbr, ii. Cns darte, S. B00 et.
- VAULTS IN DIOI) PEILOWS' REST" mnybe pro
caredby , y to F. SI. COREY St Sick50 80.0.05.
.a 0st yre .. m Ea TS S i TE)TSSŽ?'SI CSTpEThSoN. 5 DII.
1111005SP1'AUUif, U. S MO5N unit . A.a Hy' th S 4
H LI~'.GL, P lt~l tfl ecretxry's office, in
Odd Pellows' Hll, orner Dump anS d Lafayette stre.0
The price to mebers of Stockholding Lodges will be $51 per
vault; to all othres, $50 per vault.
9 In'ornvuion relativer to the purchase of Lots, can be had
-pplicatio10 to the SceO vT.
lp15 JAMES FURNEAUX. Secretary 0. P. Rest.
NOTICH-TIIE CITY Dy JEFF'ERSON IS NOW PEE.
pared to f byd it, debt by issuing bonds, bearing eight per
cent. intlerusl and well eured ,, Il par 596. nl net of l I. Legiblu
lure of the Soate, approved March S, 1856.
F. J. LAIZER, M111..
June , 15, S6. 5,55 IN
A UCTION NOTICE~.-THEI SUBSORTBFR RES
A pectfnlly infurnrn his I'rienlris and the 44 ublic, thlath-Iing ro
HIUbd i. it b,.b.ess as AUCTIONEE .0. APPRAISER,
hasobaben his otNir IN. 55 CamoNtree'.
Will attend to is sale of Reol Estate, Stocks, Negroes, Ad
ministrators, Assignees, and all others, accordinb t.1,w,. Ile
=ll oleo give P mpt . I,,ersonal attention to all out-d.or soles,
of every dcscripliun.
A Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
.Lands 1,e h fur saley ither on private terms, or II public auc
tion. Every facility ,n his power will0be b iUled to buys,. and
sellers or Rentl Estate.
A Plohb-.lest D-ugh an Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance at hiI office.
With thle nssmmneol that he will give strict attention to his
business in n11 its details, be utters that he will receive a share of
public patronage. BENJ. I(EHNDI(I nutioueer,
nb26 111ce No. 33 Caut street.
C ATAWBA wINES, ctc
Ifill boxes Luogg·orllr's Sl'AHKLIANG
100 d, do do ISABELLA;
1010 do Loomis' DRY;
50 barrels CATAWSA WINSE.
Sdo do BRAND)Y:
50 do BO SURION S NNYISKE, ,ysnperior;
In stare and to rrive, for sale. by
OSIS l. SITb:MLAC., .
9 4 .1 3 l ' 65 Tclloupitouli, street.
SUND~RIES-
S1 s.ON-2210 sih, 1oice Ci,,,.0,s. Sides ;
150 caskl. Cl,,,, SidC..
l0S 0, Cin,.0,,,.Si Shoulders:
SI) C. Pl,,in, Darns
50 boxes D~ominick', Breakfast Bacon;
10U tiulrcfs llall Crerd Han,,;
BER F-2C5 bbl. D, ,binick'. P...y F Iau
215)do lda P laInly I,.,
100 hullf bbl, Doiuinick's Kltm Mess
SlC bbl, i to Prime PC ,
60 Ihbls Dnvis' hlilm Primae \less;
200l half bbl, do Fltmlly Tress
200 bbl, mud·s' Prhninle Bes;
300 bsoi~s seeded Prime;:
20 hosecs Duinhgsik's Driled ;
511 bbls..vis' Sri.'d;
25 boses IBeef Tongue
WHISKY-l0d bbl. DErb,,'s S1,a,
SINl) do Olirer's Extra
00O do 1);n' y
LARD-IO00 beg. Choice I~pdf;
LARD) 011-1)-5Ibl, Sliliti', Cicinnti Winter strained 1
S1 do Saml'I Enler, 1t. Louis;
CANDLES-ISSS0 b,.s. Sbllilo' Star;
FLOOIR--501 blb!a Q, tngo Swan n an t ilnllolia Mills, Extra;
5010 Is .1H11,11 .41d Cherry st. SuperfineSL Louis;
PfsllpI1R--100 bangs Black:i
P'ORK-II 0 lbl.\ Impacted less;~f
NA'TIVE WIN'CS--i.ougwnrf s I . ' , SpaklinRg un Sweet;
do BRANDY do CntwbS, ', ,toic ad 1sol
bI VOORIEIES, ORIGGS S CS.,
jr9 l' Tchpipitoular Htrcct.
71'XSIHEI , & 'ICMEN, SAS F'IST'LRS, No. 790,.
Ghnalrca~rY. street rr~, L-eop cut stLy on hanld e
I,,, 5s·oO~r 501 Cli ,ndeliers,, Pdants, IS,,,S,,, 1illnr1
A htrga alrsr-ncnt Io Parlor -id Cooiing STOV'ES ,nd
Al,",. Patent Portab~le Ite Os Appnr Snia to mottoe gais from rosinn
to which~i thecy invvitty th lltt~nli rlo'SI'ilPilfPI·~·0Il
SUND)IIIIS-
SUN¶ 1IIIs b llI tON SYRUP;
10 don Sli llll r t`.0N~.8
bIdClI' 1Pll1) ' 110
11) II..' '1.SSIIA . 51,05505;
500 bunlles~ Im'ge anld small ,Ll NN)' RAGS;:
551 ,,,oIIS.y A. F. ClI IR"N N II b Ty.
pyCl 31) s r.b,1 streeI.'d
oiiFC.;lS_'. . hacu siren un vocal ati. -05,,,to al it hove
sed Il Llrn end i hl1 re is nlo doubllt it is the hea1Ct Rel'l·ICPIrIIO T ever
rllld in [Iris city!. Peroons wan~ting to inhalel~i will ft well to
mglll-3m _ I Rnr;ul 1-Pt.
M ILlS C. F.OLK;fZ.S , ACCTIONSIEN AND IMI
11IISSION NISR:MINT. Washingtol~t n stiuul, Vicksburg,.
RAl-Sll .,ell 70,sb,,,,di., ,.n Pro1perpyof n11 d..,crylis,.
-sign ed'l to 1,im, andl prompt "rlnitkares in "In fur the aillae
-Ref" s tlo-
lobrs , John it k SI.... and (Ib,,Iny, Brn C.,Co, NewO1,
B 'II 1I 11 IIS-H3t'1 IS-IIAIIIICRIOSI ;,, No.
1i1)LIA NS o. cut our at his pour. The Verandlah fir, for a,
while steppedor the upenttion of his well hllowl, estiabli~hl t;l
lbr '11 1 great' 551ic Dn, Itl I r dstored to him a b.tter one,
wherre he ca Rive jvs all liours Hoot Cold,. Valpor, Sihower ror
III1 NOt EL 1RIHCUS RLLO(Ma Ts supplid aith the test ..rti,
IdA. vbantry clef afford 1Ll aI SSN ISC',bIHI ir Cu g, CleS i nd.y
Dyeinlg suit l I)Tr*6ill hve bean rrtllll:d down to U a isltcle, Itc
A,.yOls o, 11, the, ho can s.erv with a.lrity and di OPatch the
IN htas fo~r salle a wecll ,,tilted stock~ of fresh PERFUY I:KfY s
Phlrnisbling Goiods, Cosmetics and rthe best R~yes and Tonics for
IllatIlhbSII
-all at his Diamond Hair Culling and Bathingo Saloon.
m136,,m JOSE 'It ROLILINS.
tE. NORTH C all pr I,:)'1°i c busi vs 1-a -(,. wr a _,
' ai'pl l..L y IItSat m1n be, entrusted to t i care. Of,.e at OP,
OII..., C,lN1 0
Referun.15. lt,. A nterv 551 hardSare n 5 CS)0.,
5?t ,,,,C1SIC W . N,.
,lvier, Esq.; ;Thos, D. Staler Eommisalnn meter c d; Cit0r B.
Singleton, churns)"-at-law; Ilxou & Adams, Crescent Ollie,
AsNORTED CANDY-2761wxex
_ CONVERSE A CO.,
a7 corner of Canal and Now Levee.
Oltcn yon live en ettage rolls
AeI ereseeil from ;tre brook?
Will ktk tnaeeear one serv"e for suew
4r ; gll we misse eecoobk
Will neveri.gh, my gentle gi:rl-,, .
To fetch er hmbe coals . :
But when we're veryshort f cash
wilt liv e o n rgeolls . ,
Nor sigh for hghert ette,
When that within onur cttaga o ralt a
May chane to benrter. .n.,. .e
Wilt never drram,.thn tlider one,. .
Of balls and drapers' shop "', b ,E,
Wilt thou a cheerful smile put on, t - I
And sup on turnip tops. , i i
Ttt LADY'S REnn'LY.
Yea, I will live on cottage rotls,
With love, and joy, andthee ;
My heart will seek no other bliss, '
Than thy own bride to be ;
For welt we know, that all we breathe, :
For joy maet paysome tolls
SoI with thee, my only love,
Wilt eat our cottage rolls.
Oh, yes! Ill nsup on turnip tps,
SAnd cresses from the spring;
And from our cot to gaudy scenes
My heart will ne'er take wing.
No balls, nor routs, will tempt methen,
Nor fancy drapers' shops; -
But all on love-and sighs we'll live,
And smile on turnip tops.
Can DIr. Fillmore be Elerted .
The New York Commercial Advertiser, in reply to
a" Whig " correspondent, who prefers Mr. Fillmore,
but doubts the possibility of electing him, makes the
following pertinent and well consideredobservations: 1
The time seess not yet to have arrived forformning I
d such decided opinions as a " Whig" and otheir friends I
seem already to have assumed: Thepolitical korizon
is not yet sufficiently clear for, any individual confi.
dently to predict which candidate.cnnsotheelected.
SEvents may transpire, are tronspirihg, whic.iany
j very materially change the prespects of deither, of the
:r candidates. The vote in the dHoose of Bepresenti.
tivesyesterday,elsewherecommentedpobn,iluatrato
this. No intelligent politician will need tobedtol
that a different vote on the admission ofI Kanas-with
its Topeka constitution wooldhavemateriallyaffecte
the prolspects ot the Republican candidate. The oso
cess or otherwise of ir. Donglas' bill in'the Senate
to he voted on tomorrow, will be anoth.e el m..btn,.
troduced into the campaign. And yet othe ircases
may arise before November, materinlly to-clainthe
aspects of the campaign and its resunlts. -,
We think, therefore, that gentlemen whl aiready
ehave concluded thatthis or that candidate "-cannot
be elected," have a@rived prematurely at a decision;
which, if persisted in, may do much to hbring abhut
the very egult which they deprecate. It would, we
conceive, be rather difficult for the above correspon
dent to give good and sufficient reasons why "Ar.
SFillmore cannot be elected." There is nothing in th
man that should militate against his election. Every
honest man concedes the purity of his personal ehar
actor, his genuine, practical patriotism, his experience
as a statesman, an administrtor and an executive,
and his remarkable success while fillig the Presiden
tial chair. All must concede that he spoke the truth
when, on a recent occasion he briefly reminded hin
bearers that when he took the helm of puilic affairs
he found the country agitated with the slavery ques
tion, and disturlsed in other respects; and that he
left office with that agitation quelled, and the ountry
happy, prosperpus, and at peace with all nations.
Why, then, cannot he e be elected again to that office?
SIf every citizen. oho professes to believe in ir. Fill
more's qualiications for the Presidency, gives him i
his vote, he will be triumphantly elected. c
SNor is there nthing in t Mr. Fillmore's political
oeltions that hould prevent his election. ie is the 1
candidate of a party that has confessedly great name
ricval sren,-h and a perfect organization. A party,1
too, that is nstional, conservative and patriotic in
sentiment. This, we conceive, must he granted even
by these o ho, like ourselves, totally dissent from ito
exc-lusiveness in the matters of a citizen's aativity
and religion. At the head of this paty, yet, in its
youthfoul vigor, A.r. Fillmore stands, as their acnowl
Sedged and trusted representative. The strength of
ithe attachment between the American party and ir.
Fillmnore has been made abundantly apparent by the
utter failureof the determined efforts, made by the
disaffected, to withdraw some of the party from him
and place another representative of American prin
u ciples in competitibn with him. They are lost, gone,
swallowed up in a sectional partywhich had not only
strenuously opposed their princples, but treated their
overtures iobr toioi with cold contempt. But Mr.
Fillmore remaisT, stronger to-day than ever he was,
in te affections of his party aidherents. While Mr.
Fillmore has such party siupport, there does not seem
to be a shadow of reason for despairing of his elec
tion, much less for deliberately concluding that his
election is an impossibility.
It would not be difficult to turn the tables upon our
Whig friend, and adduce some good reasons not only
ihy Mrl. Filmore ought to be elected, but why he can
be. Add to the fact that the party which has nomi
nated him has more than once given evidence of its
power, the encouraging truth that he will leceive also
the support of a large body of conservative mnen ol
Sboth parties--men who will revolt alike, from the
sentiments of that Ostend conclave anisd from a ticket
nominated purposely to represent only one-half of the
sUnion. Add further, there are alarge number of
Whigs scattered through[ the cointry, the large ma
jority of wholn will throw their inlluence to his sunp
port. They probably all would, but for the Ipjnstiliable
_ conclusion that he" cannot be elected." Ad fourther
that Congress may, at any time, knock feom under
the Republica diandidate tile only plank which his
party have allowed him. Add again the evidences of
popularity which during the brief time that has elap
sed since lIr. Fillmore returned home,'the hearty re
sponse made to his noble and patriotic sentiments,
and we think our Whig friend must see that he has
much too hastily jumped to a discouraging conclu
sion.
But yet further proof that Mr, Fllumore's prospects
of election are good, and are rapidly and manifestly -
improving, is gicven in the violent abuse and nrsrepre
sentatiou to which his oplponents are compelled to re
sort. We could not desire filler proof tlhat the Re
publicans ar alaermed at the holdl Milllrd Fillmore is
getting upon the hearts of his countrymen, than the
followinig from the Tribune this morting :
"That MIr. Fillnlor's solemn declaratiou of hostility
to the Conslitution, and of readiness'to join in its
ovcrthtrio was no accidental outburst of feeling, but
a deliberate and nlature expression of his permanent
anod estabhished sentiments is proved by the fact that
he not only uttered it at Albany, but took several oc
casious to repeat it and enforce it with new phrases
and forms of rhetorio at other places--at Rochester,
Lockport, snd elsewhere, on his way home. These
detstable opinionus mixed up as Ihsy were with hollowo
protestations of fidelity to the Union, he thus atltacked
a; and menaerd with destlrnelion, must suffice to open
the eves of all honest persons who had any intention
of thirowiag naway their votes upon this ltlltifyms,
to candidate.
' It is high thime that this foolish talk about tue de
st- truction of the IUnion to be elflcted fy Filllniore,
Boitler, llBrooksl, IItnpilrey, Marlshall, Atchison,
eStringfillow and tile strlers in case of Col. Fremont's
election were stolpped. We warn Mr. Filumnoce and
to all ot ners who entertain his treascnable ideas nand
luiposes to, beware to what lengtil they piraceed."
Tile exaslperliuon on the Ipart of the Republican
journals is boris dsr of spt maing hesdwsy against
lMr. Fillisne. There can lie no oistaking its parent
age; and happily theer can be no mistlake about its
eiiect. fiu nisirecrneslcntatiosll-to use s minil word
of Air. Iuilhsore's sentimlents. accompanied as it is Iby
epithluets that indicate a -ialignant pIurt ose of pserss -
cistioS, will strike isiociuosily sagain-t Ihim and in the
rebound will .itmlurge those who urlsled it at lil. lir.
i1ilhnore, in that noible speech at Allany whi;ch has
apl pearedl ill our colinins ind spoke to the Anericaun
lhert cverywhere, shoued coiclusively that tie elec
lion of a I'r-sideut, lilt ill suiitinoliii byI one-half the
Union oiu ly, woauld peril the tUnlion ; aId Ihis unan
sweraoble argumneot, accomanied as it wans by felvent
aspirations for the perpletuity of that Union, is sn
blishingrly chtaralcteried as a "solemu decliaration of
hostility to the constitution and of readinesto join in
e. its overthroi;" uand Mr. b'illncre is classed with
n Striongfellow, Atclison, LBrooks Co. We think our
Whig friend wtill ee tlhat tihe Tribtune and the party
it rpresonts aure very tir from tlhinking with him that
Mr. F[illhore "cannllOi be elected."
Oir advlsice, therefir, to our friend, and those who
think witch im, is to banisl at snce all such evil-pre
dslieting thoughts, and take hold in earnest with AlhI.
Fslimore's friends in placing Ihis election beyond con
tiuigeucy. Than it iis his dity and ours. It is the
ý duty of every Whtig. Worlk tbr him, not with droop
ing euergies and dark misgivings, but wilh vivacity
and colnidence. Tlcere are yet fosr months for aInbor.
l sJust slcnd three of them devotedly in Air. Fbllmore's
v Iehalf, anid there will yet remain one mouthi for mis
Sing a fisal decisio. But we very confidently astici
, lpate that wtcen the three months have transpired,yon
will abandon all fear of throwing wany yoar vote by
casting it for Millard Fillmore. and will not dream of
t supporting at the ballot-box any other manthlan him.
d Try it. Let ous all try it. The election ofl Mr. Fill.
more is an object worth earnestly and hopetflly stri-n.
ta ing for. In such'a mttter 'cannot" sholdd not be
. found in a patriot's vocabulary.
Slr. Jcrwelllooka ahead. lls new baby is to bhe
christened. Aaron, so that people may compliament
him tshca tlhey say, '"consistcney thon art A. Jewell."
esr
('tCe sf oi ntrsu t F6"
W oe.ni
r t m fe-Y [ C ýret Ert R a ,
ýjfotbet elfowjn
oe Pre sident woo-f&"ie
9ok1 pt Ynmorn the Pro 1
Unlo - ; r ter
Tota l." .tab
~ greatealof t
yet been. betowel
e dplimenteet th a'd nerga
an . wTh am
I, baadotito t h
Ame and gcS$
o m hitost cuaomf iid
n g nbtalw tiyuont
Sothenever failto td .
Sthe Coni of8tJ
e hplrim asou at.
Tu, lheaibenn thator e
fronwill illopr:tive` i
Sburetagh. Bute Band fleh
ington of leoncenhdenek fthiiin
Sto theAmeri cordia.ghtith
Smenti wrong iementhianect.l
elordged t inte o rtif high ukr e
tAmriae natisture e fctae it of
shington the ill. tardthe
miand or John: Hae f .hoeai t
Rper ion wod Kld ccet thedo
ca ult ath a e alooe that would lie
wfro ti omartive eioun rane ar tho
enhis tot gnoer lneof othe
SWatohington ed there 'n o
apit. aemd r M2 s oer& Vide reroidi
him t .Ohe ordialtde. toaii eo , tne
Loreds hipto to accept thedi'fa, th r ot
W Reform Bill would add amrowm bt t
wic the 5stic onferted Ati nt
timsoelfon spacn~ea otheeb~yect lrmthn aadi
teen gratitude by eeoandedto, .
Ed But, If forn on thao r l
Sunwilling ores ble tnntr
rao toun alle t tho ov we ""nelt ,
e pousteonh might lora4tteto 'da o
to their co ointry l heGove .n.eu.oo
later betof the ith e inst: " o ri~ g
O -wh ich meedoou heot.tladin St
r main breresented ina mers t O ie r
MEnTING or, SEasEN'r ReseY'orA ,
meeting ofs eamen end the froin c
theld in .ow York, one"th ions ofotiebU
takEmenosure fortntioninj -O ge
point farm omtteelewhrcn tr
pay to all tbone eailer who' nerved. to ha GoIq
irron dring the exican War:`t
On motion ef ame W. Haie, thefelo g
mo were elected ofcis th meeis ng i
Wahington stg A. Br ttt; resident, uWeleees .
f Capt. J. M. fburner: Vire trewdento, o Lfcovr
and Wnm. Dulelae ret.ima e
tisn. J. W. r ale offered reheIltmn reqnoetuog
berien grant by Celngres tooe whoervts
Mr. Marin
Cu.st of California in thatwier.r m
r Capt. Jamea H. Turner n the. eold
soand e rgo the claoinms of the .eti thi E c
A spirit. Rtomarod, wretain marohy losa R i
cMr. haDenn an tin fthale Thto thetin,
rWe coya the fosdlowing frm tce S uvannta' fc
aof the th laist s
y -Aolie mteaing held Fin t S t'r. a
day bfore yesterday resulted in tfiersneerlid n
The foote ou they tavo heenete o ire mimi
these :
iThe meeting woo oiganize inc h a
point a committee to preparhtuun It
y nrwtion. When .te committee-ore,, tstot ,te
s a Mr. Jeso Peeple, a member of the ons of
it rosen tives of South Coeins, , mi n to 0
it etara per, stepped . to' pe H oartin a ak
it he hd not plutaced uimponit sdcom e
c" Mactin eclieqltat Hlie honitholghtc ,, e
0 upot Mr. Pebles etoldeiho that he waal.
r, ar. Martin forthwith knotted boos towdl ron
ic Iesting a severe chtst-sementuaponhmim . At tl
o0 friends ef broth idtoe commenced to inerSitadt
,d soon became a geneurt light. We ar ip ter sa
u that Dr. E. B Itin S t o hi -o':ocityhA oo
so tlemou alloded in above, wao severely cut
a Mr. Peeples was killed
It is iot knon who inflicde the wount'i
e caused the djoanth of the tatter,- * i.g
ýs, StuesinooN Canaos The Plow Yor ailuty Ton7i,.
od othe 4inst.,l saya
d Two rebmarine o entwritnes frrived, yctrd nth
Soutaylmlptonr CLiverpos akets t neuo of them is
n five miles long, livdonslgths of n,. inch idiamnete
Bst and weighs eight ond ore-half itone Itofsepotf.h
t pleat form of cable, with three conductors, meinte'
o by prtta.rerhi. Thus is n onnect (lape'Cod and
-dartha's Vionaeyard.
v The other cable wsa half en length end th.e
e- inchs in diametcr. It too hs five coundtg wt
sa covered and bosd togRether with wires, i._latee I
r. gotta pertn. It is to cross thea menbo 1 o.tt
is Maine.
tbviouo s toaasoin.teantnot 30 innt rg i.
50 extreat the subjised from theIemph uagle of to u
1' 4th inst.
m. A correrpondent, writing from Croon Rid-oe WE,.c
of oemy s'Thbe avasrs loss op.neds t itrh .ghtte
in t for hilelmoie and Droolson. The nmina.e,
th Buchrsn hse seill farther brightoned hase er0 n
sir Democrcy is drooping, and cannotrfce t
ty Old Boit turns too maos yumer s for a hierta.sInIlt in
,ot Hrsricne Csreer, o d:Fillmorc ovillm.ore , ills arry
this nock of the woods''by a large nttjoritssjs
e- Car. FRnUOoST'a FIotoctAti <CanonET'.- Cet ,re
ts'. mout's rumored posseasions ef fauhaoubseralth aue notuo
a-e credited in Watt etcet; if to e ine~ed solomenl of
the Journal of Commerce cay be boli us
ty The failure of the State of California to prsevut o
UD the payment of the interest due onbee bonde, July
ul let, hasexcited much; atention. We refowinedi'
'k- makiganny remarks p ioyestseterdy, becansthot
ci- woo a Is n foot t5} rove thoe monPaey here tidc~sc"v
'ou obvioas reasooos,we did not wiohtinterfrei ol tb ..:C
by douttful of its scacess o The laI svws for CoO I
e moot, sho has bsinessue ceuon 00 mere crlolsojtp
nc. male with alsme ,·Cool-IC toite the espo_
ill. lslon his porsoonol oecnests. IhoF-ep ,er
iv of them, were acorodingly cie a ott Oh
hoe macbet by the iate broeerse tittnlort
lsyens. -However attrtreeteisp-sto-ne migti.
capitals at the head of a esonpat peeni a
ho market value s5the footo ault. O n
slit Iassl,eo relql atop aa one
ll." fetuin is thcr eotlggutct e

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