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H ftO ~ound i totkob roken qeo oaelebA .thoa ` t mo amnad goih.g ot, t *. tlto a e .o redt.; iert erd two o thr dollaw wiet, " aese women reied aa gpeat .st abeft the roul~u lbber telm; boottIaertmad to tbk tme il dow. He atred the aegro womea thea he bed no tbutetat of theto IotoatO, cad feeld'nttthokeohtae otmoppaer tno tpapers fora athaoooad dot ttieotanotTh&eOthtedeamoe to moutehopirheironameswtwld hcb aprto~tpe r o tathepapoot. Hoetiae, dot ltadledy, rot. ýt,.-lod ert'etoot.o e eeetdar to wook atttooe of the rotbboy; teqeateetdoe tht. mooey beth. the howeer toot aoord toht tiffitaroad; eW eo10tthtnmt O't arriotd.-' Steomns, to dthael .pont dWtreaw tdotmed Wasm that they tioret hed Nrobbed ottopue, td that t bhashold Itoaed to patching kgbborted reotortog the money, he wotd be reworddo - wtý tthq-,00 dle thoat ItehWae vy mtcha ga ttemao, ond thite wattdttbt tooribtim gett h teioaey beok; ood'ot say r met; howorao. he the other, (Gray beiag aad o at tho tiame.) hjeedai took asood smelt oa the pradsee, atd left. I temath.s with the greatest toil to do, to quote the toothsome deep. Finding them to be completely toteaset te, ho aymouthmd elb them, myhog It woo vary tbud,tchetbategtruDn otet, but a titherd foo hio, oe haring toadabeInthe aoay. whto old tood him moneoy a nay time Ass - Mee ovoath Ietb,, he tae Hatchb etO, talling him Ietes tibPlbiasr tere to wa cbbee. Taedotar anot o ing -42"414 9Mt ehoeeodto emathimmoehis totoots for$10; ." -(Js dDtea-wket ;be oo eImeod tost binhe hiwatot, a 's-mo iboetwo made hIm aama his pric. he ombod oao.uetato Mhim. It did not appoor that .- =_-0}teaartae4.. eteoeatdeolog~what they shoold *6 aedtf ttao, came rpreoenteg Trotl to ttdhte wtrld. ofered to p OP twow with Ohbet aW. Thl a mn to pody. WWa W p town, berrett toe them, stating that hlA) i 1n agemens t m} d t Im axttt te tdmony that altaiel a~c de t o tt a h to be qty ttbcIl TheyO. eate4. ot Atet l ha. a he A te ed e, itet Lthm,. Motiahei W thdacn thtae u.d ct tj te t 7Nt t gtrhe m eaf er teu the eto t nee ,e.rs o the iam of t he herob udeed, ditt : 1um ada,ta hidtablee d miy ew hundred dollars tegethec btydrievtg cattle, weetttad nett Hit teettatey e.ire mted hr qh teadb at d itpcthe ttt. O heart h hi thties, wtttidtr teed.'at tck ht ditaene a wotld mea t e slwithothe, wbct ein tsher the eoothdet addchr a tq rRhein j s snkwing tn bad with hia li wim. e no ne t ownto tircmsten tos; wbl r tM r but, ah t eneefur H.teetee'ra, combtted heaeett Pd theltd l Gtay fa ther ttelBed that he nese tat rt fed od ogl e testb y an tl he advised him to eg S eet'bte heAt ath hear ty aned t hatterto ate.d theng, pa ae atg Este te wtth Hatcen tete to mee the Becorder; mI dtha ete m a lheeic e c ge talcn to attend ta Eecettaarpt, the laediedy of the housae, teatind thea Stet eseywca s bt bt to her by a man named Thompson, eha pe c4ea t tmed tn barh ; and that acter teten had engagded a ,at., he tght the otaher maena there to tae the rot roam. She had taken some consolation and swore mysterious movements at between Thompson and Stevens, in the back part of the room, between the two others were in the frost room, but although the others were in the frost room, between the night and the night, they were in the next room. A duplicate to the state of the house was produced in court. A new case had been used on the night he robbed the house by the robbery, and the impenetrable mystery surrounding it. The arrest of the accused was not revealed, as it was revealed that he found him at the St. Charles Hotel; the evidence had been given freely, and the accused was arrested at the house, and gave him an order for his trunk at the expense of the city, and the house there. On his person was found a pocket book containing considerable cash, which neither of the victims had any knowledge of. The evidence was also clear, indicating that Steve was not the notorious Andrew S. Findley, a year or two away with Kelsey, the burning of the trust with others in the O'Connell trial, which took the case into consideration, and Stevens, or Kelley, were sentenced to prison. The text is a great worth-looking piece, with the prime of life, with the head of hair, and bushy demeanor and whiskers, genteel and smiling in his manner and demeanor, and would pose for a gentleman in any crowd in the country. The police admire him very much - they consider him no common game. Yesterday, he was the easiest seen in court; and all that we could detect in him to distinguish him from the ordinary through which he was passing, was an occasional knitting of the rows, and staring at the witness with his large gray lynx-like eyes staring to the piercing that gray, the bumpkin, had to keep his eyes on the tender to cavort being mesmerized. Indeed, he did appear to be partially mesmerized; or he gave his testimony in the most provokingly stupid manner possible. "All V" "The "C" "Odrlo. No. 70 Camp street, Thursday Evening, May 28, 1857. The apathy and stagnation of summer prevailed today in the general money market. A year ago today, we had to record negotiations of long-dated paper at 8 percent. This rate came into competition with the Banks, which are authorized to charge 9 percent on all obligations maturing beyond 90 days. The content of the European mails by the Niagara, which came through today, was regarded with considerable importance, that is, a far greater staple concerned. In another column will be found some of our correspondence - it is manifest that English spinners and dealers in general feel very much about the supply. We have yet to learn that there has been any great reduction in time. We have been expecting short time reductions since November last, but never could conveniently bring our mind to the point that such a course would be pursued. They are talking about short time at this moment in Rochester, but possibly it's like a great many resolutions made for effect. We heard of the sale of $1,000 long paper (high grade) at 8 percent, and another lot at 10 percent. We quote the sudden rate of last week in most cases, but in fact there are symptoms of all in the rate of high grade, and the demand for discounts is not as large as last week. The Stock market is quiet. We only learn of the sale of 2 shares Union Bank at 112. The Directors of the Pelican Dry Dock have declared a dividend of 9% per cent from the earnings of the company for the last six months. The steamship Cahawba, which sailed yesterday for New York, had on freight 088,000 in dollars, and silver bullion shipped by H.B. Merrel & Co. The only calls for coin from the Bank are for Mobile and the West. 80 will go forward tomorrow or next day for the former place. For the West there is some demand for silver, which is plenty. Exchange was pretty firm today at 7.50 premium for checks and sight drafts on New York. A round 7 at 8 days' date was sold at an 1 premium. Bankers had a good demand for 5 days sight at 1 percent discount, and other prime and good bills ruled at 1 1/2%, 14 and 15 discount, and with no general transaction at 1 1/2%, 14 and 15 discount. Sterling is pretty firm at 9 1/2@10 percent premium, with very little offering. The range of the market is from 9 1/2%, 99, 9 1/2%. France quiet, with some few options at 5 1/2@10 percent discount, and we draw largely on our Liverpool correspondence, per Niagara, which will be found below. Commercial intelligence. In London, July 6, 1857. The cotton market was rather buoyamt today, a large business bWt dowe.. and prices a1dthtenon1 1 1-16d pr lb. The sales um 1 P 1 U20 huae,8 of which exporters and speculators took h tellOy 6,t0 bales. The present putiou of the cotton trade isb w0btf r careful Gexam Ihai7 n by all Intreetd, and the follow ing eaimates c1 bea ade w17ith tolerble certainty. In the first plaee. "cnsumption" calls for our attentlon. We are told by thsltmde.Or Olreuulorsi ha, although there are Inetnnande of mill eonming les than lst year, there are new mills at work, which almost7 eonterhaluce the reduction named, and77 that the p7ea7t rat1 oI1o1llmptiou 1 nearly the same al blst yer. We ao told 1sm that the |took of 1oton In splitnnen h8and s abso Oa tltanuaryl 1817, about.......... 801000 bale7 of Ameria u Ari tv since lhat dote...... 44,O0 MuhaL r hove eleared at the Custom oou1se....: .................. 70,000 .nL #stimatu of purohases for export not ya1thlpped .................. 3 707. Total at1unal 7onumpton and e xport..87Sl,08 to 1t My, 1857. Or say 17 weLeks at ...... :....... 340070 7 ates per week. We have every roeason to think that this in not far from tle truth ; but, to meet any objector, we will 8pine for our future regutremeuts 10 pe cent. tess, or ay 31,0.111 bales of American per week. We may baporemtted to remark that had the con aumptton rolly fallen offto any considerable extent, we sltould, long are thie, harv heardof complaints from the hands and h,-. 7th lines in the manufacturing district. Now, we will turn our attention to supplying for the next six months, as to the list of November. The crop is estimated by many at three million, and we wish that October, our last year, will be 8 percent more than last year. The receipts after this, at more than half a much for this year. But we will promise the receipts will be... 300,083 bales more in port than last year. Of this quantity, Britain may get... 370,000. Now at sea... 2,969 Sinking in Liverpool... 7,87,000 Lumber bought for Port... 30,000,000 Total supply to the first of November, 1971... 7,000,000. A 7, w. ek 1 requnrament7 at 8 81,0 per week....388,08W SLeavi.ng sok of .......................1t.,071 I 71 7nd fo16r the rem0 lfn eight weeks of the 8 ear we have to do 7 7d n a71n impor7 t or 7t7,07 bales to keep our 7 tock ap to 7hat ow level- N' do ot wish to take either a 1loomy or r s, guono view oe oar p17 t1io0, but 8, get, if p18 8b17, as n7lr ti7 'troth o we con, 1 d paes before t71 trade 7 wh7at 8 a, Ica81 h t v t t1intima8 e of consmption. We have placed the re1nireme7t8 for e Pots t0,40) for the past four inonthcs, and on tl .sanon Srio for the nert ix months W60 ., or a total of 100.000 bales, agaln7t71300 bales. last)e)1r. We have estimated the C17 ,p, Sl81t the.proportl6 4 ngland will t.etofthe belauce to be chiot1. d n at qýhigh a i orc as prudence will J.ltify ; and yet we ncoe to the lia oresnit that the stook of Amer earn cotton will he re 8duc8d.7 1 ,8t8 balea by the let of November next1,7 to7 ma 1lIltn thatlo70 k, can eo expect fro c the Into aceout7 0, thle eoldsDoa nd In the cotton diaul et? to recr eedive n ,g baues it November and Deaember nextes ltlleedo reat tt't, of foreslght to predict that a eheaper money market will improve Sbtuaslh Manchester; reli ,10000to eec.000ption. and will en enhance the valse of tits raw materi.1, and no clou-t;ctl,* ,n 8It7.871o 011 'L8 8 8 y 8,188 .7 n Orron.--Thlo acconnts recei'ed floo Ameriea Oat Slol.Ily t, were so str1g, 1 respecting dam7.87 done to the growl' g sop 8y Sfrost th8t they have 7ro7td our market fro7m 1 hat l.77,ivo drooplug state which lha existed for 0ome0 weeks paut. Lhlh consumers atol specunttrs ha,- increased their purcllant.., d, whilst holders have met tile Illorcy m to a much less extent t hlnc Slast we1ek. tle result being a h7an7il0ng of prices e7i77 lenl, to u t .dl , d per l., in some case. evec more,. comp8r-e wvh tln extrerue dpr 11tenu at one 7ime 7exiting7 l.ra7il7 anl,"87. ) d 8ines unchanged. Su1r7e h78ve alo, recovered t8heir 7po,,on, there being b 7tnlut 7 in8ret .e1ctlo  t 7h718 8 M 7e 8 tre e. a.taast 78711.11,78,7117..7878177801778,, - 15,9 stret r IDAY o0l0ax2, sty J9. 187. tJOTTON...Peetee.onelly appeer d4lspoed to walt for later mwes fm E e whih was about de yesterday, asd vetI Iow buyers came forward. The aldes were confined to about I000 bales. 'We lost.Abefore : HvW ORL32eB03LA8I8 CATIION. [uf.................69. I0 Mitdd(n............. 13,Y.14 OedOrdltu............ 11 o Ied Mlddling..... 4i Low Mlddling 1.......3 1937 I Fair.........13... TOBACCO....We heard of only 23 and about 30 hhds 0ld on private terms. O'TON AND TOBACCO STATE UNT.,. Oottot-bdteU. T3teco--hdo. Steak on hand Sept. 1, 83.4....... 7,813 '097, 0l54 Id since............. 1,484,159 .. m dsy.......4. 1,0 1,4X07 000 40,976 1,492,519 30,325 Exported to date....... 1,595,759.4,12 y.. eledt.. 1,-5,7. 1. 34,899 110,760 15,142 SUGAR AND MOLASSES... The sales of Sugar embraced 100 hhds Louisiana at 11411307a for Fair to Fully Fair, and on Wednesday 138 hhde qe emoen Cuba, in store, on private terms. ...hOf olasese.0 hi Fermenting were taken at 6e o0 gat oi. FLOUR.....The demand was Fair lwth w ales of 1000 bbl Choice Super Ore It o Stboat t 5 7 62, 1000 St. Louis in two lote at eboul7 60, 480 Tonnessee at --, 140 Illinois at 7 75, and 1,Com. at 50 bbl. GOIN.....Corn was very active, and about 2.,000 sacks were tostly from store, including b0 Poor Mixed ato 9c, 2100 at S000 173l for Yellow and $1 for White, 7500 White and Yell.o and 7ltlSYellow and Mixed In fiea lots all at $1, 150 Prime White at $1 05, and T4I Fa at 1 10 10 bushel, holder at the close asking higher prices....Oats were dull at 750. 3 bushel for St. Louis....Of Bran 140 sacks were sold At $1 PROVISIONS... Mess Pork was retailing generally at $24.50, and 290 barrels M. O. brought $24.90. The market was held at the advanced rates of 130 for Prime Ribbed Sides, and 100 to 140, for Shoulders... Of Lard 60 barrels Prime at 15839, and 150 kegs at 16c 5 h. BUFFALO SALT... A cargo of 12,000 barrels Inferior Lard, was sold at 10.30 bushel. COFFEE... 159 bags Skimming were taken at 97c 9 lb. CANDLES... Sale of 300 boxes Star (Proctor) at 273½c lb. OIL CABIN... A lot of 75 tons Cotton Seed Oil Cake was sold at $25 ton. RICE... We noticed sales of 60 barrels in three lots at 5¢. SPIRITS TURPENTINE... About 1.05 barrels were old in several lots at $52.14.30 gallon. WHISKY... Prices were still looking up, with sales of 60 barrels Rectified at 6¢, 200 at $31, and 190 at a favorite brand at $312.90 a gallon. FREIGHT... Shippers on the berth for Liverpool were still filling up at 5-16¢, and for Havre at 3¢ for Cotton. CATTLE AND RYE. JEFFERSON CITY, May 28. Arrived today 170 head of Cattle. The market today was moderately active, but prices scarcely varied. We continue yesterday's quotations, via: PRIOR: BACON: Wester Fine and Choice... 14 Rough and Fair... TACKS: Texas etc. (inferior)..... $1 MILK COWS: Choice Kentucky (per head).............. $0.50 Ordinary................................ $3.60 Choice..................... $7.75 CALVANDS: Yams $8........... $10..... $0 $4.50 per 100 pounds. FRIDAY, May 29, 1857. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steal ship America, Nelson for Apalachicola, Wood Lumber for Baltimore, late Bark for, Averill. For osto, o Rice I Hathaway Brig F W l owlod, Ruwltnd, for soorseilles Boudousqoic & Phillips Sehr Anol, TllatLker for Mlobilc, C W Nawtoon bco Hard Scr bb e, Gregory, lhr Galveston, Srecvvy,: Farwell Schr Conquest, Jeokns, for Perosnolo, Jobel H, tle, y Jon Schr Dor,, Bog eht fo, r Pensaola, Mcritt. Mcovuoell ARRIVED. Ship Riveromith, Gould, from Liverpool, March 10th, to Boston, lovell o o--i3d dirt. Mox iBark Anaclta I, Laporter, 5 days from Havana, to F Com eldeo--Point. Powhatont, Caro, 48 hours from Pensacola, to John Hurley Iboatn. Dambury, 2 days from Mobile, to naolot--.l.in. Schr I.Eclair, Fourier, 3 hours from Mobile, to Mobile. Schr Allieaxn 31st, from Mobile, to E. Blissey. STEAMBOAT. R. W. Adams, Nass, from Jacksonville. Swift Hayes, on board R.e r. Ceres, 1st, from B. tlz e. Cora, South, from Atlanta. Florence, Hlatchibgs, from Mobile. Her Jro r oopert from Bano sllSan. Ship, MeLr lure, from Lte' Ier. Cooply, Bowles, from Altn.y. Bloomer, Perry' Prose Jefferson. A. W. Williams, from, ri Rbiver. S. IW. Downs, South, from the Passes-towed down and to set otth 2th night, J. M. Hicks, brig Auratt and Schr Pollux-came up light. Phoenix, Growll, from the Passes-towd down and to seastisr, ships for and, lngbl-brought up Ship livorsmith and bark Anacleta. MEMORBANDA. O The soteamer Bloomer teft.leofersno on the 2nd estant, her oemces reports the Bayou, and Lake Rilling. Left Shreveport 24th, in port for New Orleans, Swan River falling o owy below the Falls. SPOREN. April 27th, S ht 5L, long 11, ship Constitution, S.idt, for Liverpool. Sehr MinOt, Slhiffer, Wilson, doings from Bras Snto tiago, to IcMOLhathan t co. EXPORTS. APALACHICOLA-StheagtoIp America-2-M 0 srckso corn 20 do coffe,. 1 blittle batgging, 375 cols rope. 25 bbs molassoes, 172 bbl0 loor. 40 do pork. 0ll kegs lard, 163 casks bacon. LONDON--Ship Repoer--672 bhd tobacco, 91150 taes. BOSTON-Bark Ionla--101 bbls Soor, 15 bales wool. BALTIMORE-LshLp Junata--B28l sacks olt. MARSEILLES-Britg F W Rowland--SL48bhbls alcohol, 100 boxer middies, 25 hhds oides, 24 oide 44,4500 staves. MOBILIT.rhot Anot--637 sacks corn, 50 bbl0 and 100 hhls bbl whisky, 4 casko bhao,. GAIAVESTON--Sltr Hard Scrohble--W,000 brcOtb. P.PNSAp OL.--Scr Co nuto es s to--3 I00 okcorn, 40 bble flot, ,10 do pork. 21 do potatoes. 21 bto whiltky, 14 bbl boxos ru. oerl., 20 bags coffee, 5 etOks bacon, 5 te rce. FPN10,ACOIA- chr l)ora,-t bl. it. lr, 21 do pork, 2011 sacko corn,, 0 lbalrs iron, 5 boxes candles, h bbl of lard, and sun t drioa. IMPORTS. to PENSACOIlA--Shr l'awhatan--65,O00 lfeet lurber to .tor ritt A MeConnell. re MO11ILE--Schr I.ebon-10O0 sacks alt to Revies Bros. MOUILE--Slr I.'eloir--1i2 stoik salt to lt.-ies Bros. MOBIhl,--lr IAllAiatce--tl hbbls tlay stores to ord.r. PASCAGOUlCIA-Schr Telegrnpth--3,O0l lout luttot to G A Fandford. COVINIITON--Schr MaRIla An ho-35,0I0 bricks to Merritt .h Mcollonel i. COVINGTON--Scltr Polar StLor--I l bbls oand to IM Eaot man. 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WOLFF, 95 COamp street.. T CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS ete J half pipes of the brand of J. Deni, HOnry Mounols Co.'s Coanae Brand); 10 hal0pipas brand Pinet. Ca00 len & Co. Cognac Brandy; 20 qr.... Gabriel Rouvet 10..... Ielady.. 10.. laratt Co... 10 eighth.... 1806.... 10 halves United Proprietors' La Rochelle; 10 quarter..... 0 O 0 barrels operior old ourbo on Whisky ,0.. medium, different grades.. 26.. old Monongahela 5 pipes Holland Gin; 00 bas.ets. Champagne, H 0dseld.Lk Co.; "00 cases Wolfe', Aromatic chnapps; 100 ceases Turm Broth' celebrated Ginger Wine; 5 oasks 0cae.... Blackberry Brandy; 0..... Raspberry.. 00.... Assorted Hopoopo 00. differentbr oo, Bitters, vi:. Boer's, Hostetter's, Gou leyp. Mills', etc; 100.. ldoo.n each lb. Lobster; 60...... Clams; 50.... Salmon; 100 caks quarts and pint London porter ad Scotch Ale, of best brands. A large assortment of Preserves, Pie Fruits, Jellies and Jams, Sardines, etc. Also, a general stock of Steamboat and Bar Stores on hand and for sale at the well known house of CADY. HOTELS, 7 Gravier st. MARK ITTI BRANDY - THE UNDERSIGNED ONLY appointed Accountant for the old established house of AR. LOUIS, MARCH 4 A CO., for the sale of their very superior brand; also, sole Importer of the justly celebrated Poulton Brandy is now prepared to receive orders for either all the low market prices in Cognac, to be shipped direct to any port in the Union. A supply constantly on hand. Samples can be seen at the store of S. WOLFF, 95 Camp street. ZEORIA BRANDY - AGENTS in this city for this Celebrated Brand and keep constant supply on hand, of  Risk, on the first June next. A return of ten percent will be made to the insured upon all their premiums. PI., ACII) PORSTAL, President. SOO.LE D 7 BUYS, Secretary. New Orleans, 21st May, 1857. "my22 1t LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans, March 1, 1857. In conflormity with the requiremlents of their charter, the Company publish the following statement : Amountofpreminms from the 10th larch,18560, to 0he2'71,h Fobruhryo187....4.... . . . ..70,7059 67 Amouontof untermtnatedrisks, March 02, 1.......0 . 91,401 62 Total amount of Premiom .................. $1.....611 29 Vi: Premium on Fire R1sk. ........... $2,1,317 06 premium on Mrine Risks.......... 249.2±01) Premium River Risks........... 0 14,921 70 0071,014 2 Less premiums on ri0ksnot teminated, reserved ......... ........................ 1I 21 2 Leso retur premulms ............... 7,97l 45 003.180 66 Neterned premlum .................... 1 2,270 3 Losses paid dnorig thesome period : Vi,: Fire l.ooes ..................... .$45,685 57 M0rine Losse...................... ll,692 25 River Los ..................... . 03,01)5 7 $192.310 5 Re-inlureac0.............................44,19251: opoaao,ioterest, at............. .. 1,40459001 0261,53? 13 Net earned proftls for the year ending February 23. 17.................0..... ...........11 450 The CImpany hve the followln a,,elts: Invested iu mortcne on real estate wrmth double the amolnt lo.ured tereo ..... ........0.;.. 4..,10 ; lnvested irn h Mnok oo;l 121 ohol'e, caho ValueOO . ,."51 i15 Invested n citibonds,$l ,(0)lI ,82c ............... Ib.|10 W. lnnned lon pledge of nlgk rock.a.nd . bonds......... . 9:;.281 l lli1s receivable, at short dtate, tor p-remnm......... 15.0(12 35 Bill receivable, being suh.,cri ,tion notes ............ 70I., ; i41 IPremhims incourleof collectio .... ... .. 53 Due f rom other e ompanies .................... ...... 1 n.lr 1 ixi In,;,;oo scr.ip,etc.. .... ,. Cash on hand.............$52,141 Total amount of assets...................$14,821 STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans, Be it remembered that on this 17th March, 1857, before me, the subscriber, a Justice of the Peace in and for the city and parishes, personally appeared Charles Briggs, President and H. P. Jarvis, Secretary of the Louisiana State Bank, and whose being duly sworn according to law, and I do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct transcript from the books of the bank. CORRECTION: 1. P. JANUARY, Secretary. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 17th day of March, A. D. 1857. C. BRADFORD, second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans. The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay an interest of $5 per cent on the outstanding certificates of profits, on and after the second Monday in May next, and have declared a scrip dividend of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT on the net earned premiums of the year. Finding February 10th, 1857, for which certificates will be issued on and after the first day of June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGG, President. A. CARRIERS, Vice President. H. P. JANTIER, Secretary. TRUSTEES. Christian 10onold, Joan Fox., J.W. 1arbr;,:e, A. Reichard. R. lBryier, N. ,. Il0n ct,, I. . Pomroy, Thos. 0yre,. F. \v. Kbich $, w. A. lolett, , R.C.17a,,0,0. 0. A. .Jhson , tA.0,oo,1 A. O.5 ,,giom ,ory, A. anlmlog k, 0: A. F ourdick, W m,. Urq hl;.... Won. 1,relh S. S. Green, RieharlI Ngeto, lhu. I. 1i.x, A. Corriers, C. Fassy; , J. S. Wli, E. Goanueheau, l 1.. R. aunbHr, Oilh, I,,IItte, J. ThornhIll. lenry loRodewold, l.eaon llevr'ne, a0on 00 Picher, A.0. Nobiom, J. L.. M1caulay. 0. m18 UNION INSURANCE COMIPAN O0 NIEW OORLEANS. CASHI CAPITAL.-S250,000. The Union Innsrnce Cosprnny rof Noew Orleono ii l, pre pared €o tkse the Wuall FIRE, RIVER and MARIINE RISKS111 No. 11 CAMP STREET. This Complay offersl thioslerhshe security of , C,,oh (popitl I ofo QUOsart of a ,!lionl o" I)ollars, and o lo , d rolt, Ihe i, 'r o s nroloipole ill the ro Il s offile Co l tuov upon tihe MUTIUAL, PRINCIPIE--they recRivineI ScrEp htopriso a pohr cen interest, redeotnoblo on FOIUR EA.\RS; or, if illurern prefer, they ml r theive oimrun, of TEN AER CENT. in A as upRS, tioe 050n000 ofo ltsi premotiums. All osncs will be ldjobted proulptly and esooqou ly. A. 1IIIAIELLA, I'resiolesot. JULES DOLIIUONDE, Secretary. DIRECTORS R. W. ORIDEN, of thl firm of P. lsCusahk. Ils. A Co. CARL KiOHN. of thle ira of C.. Kollho A; lR.n. I. . ENRSElES,. of tile 0irn of Alba. jcSlerrn Co VIC)TOR RAIRA hE. ol+ Sol fIrsol" VA. & N ..i~gmt )l. .I. ZUNTS, o. the filrl ofSlOhw s Zolatn. P. JllI10T. of the AlOm of Lho s tflharpetier. JOHtN 'tI)i ,NI)ND, of fim firmh of A.arlin. Owen 4, Cohh. ('1IIA PEhLT k. JO .(E1 tqH) i .fOS. I11:SV Woo)( IT DAY AND BOARDIN SCHOOL FOR YOUNG s .dI Io :S-o ounhded ip n llss hy Moiname Lesris s . :d cOm dtlcta d sne 1r10 by MItdame Ieahrnynnu., Burglnday :.h',,ot be swecn Customhouso and ieOvlile s(tress., Noew Orh'nl. The Suommer Sessson of thiE eotablisfhlons st I'lots "hlrlt:n oegolu on te 1st .lane. The hoildingo thhere a:r, sore n.11-o to nromnt odna IFTY boardlet', nd In' llld 'te te n l,, her of l)ys Shol rsl . Awttahl d to tile plrols t.. s o re.' S., B , th hoob. manda n.gd wnlrol. The oloOottlion prorld, thotllor. t. slnd utr atnntl instructioatn ill ry staer anti den.--m linen, ti ",illf.:" hn ,lnd ofsrc gorat o acilithlt for il',o oloo urcl .'tsfthss O'r't, l,11i lite. 8instils" xtlnd Solrege are x txaglht iy Mr. !';: r,.-I, I;he weil knooso loodo ol the srlssstro losous oef Itrlsot tluls:ot. oR I'n"evo~ t will r11H, at ,ile a.axsalring the rell:r- I ý,;I .t!lc, r thll, hfis 11...... (slh gis and .,,ires L ill III e~t~x:;i-htuve£1% He will o so gio I private s o l.oo , ill I.lLniio's. .:.:tlnlxtHittn. L, mu tc akeplace everv Mothl. d r w-i- t;,r In liltc r'I: aind every f'orlilght dln'b..g the ,'mm ,,i x, tt ., I'a,.. Tlhu city school resld'o opes l ths wrhole )'ar for hosrso -. l:d F-- PIV¶ITos IOARDIN(I--\lil.. .,:. l: No, ihms tr .ilgle "Irthlnl ," , " lw h pllenl-,l nt Flll in lll~ll _\III 1tr1 sla, Iooaslolollt sson r tlsuales Iloon . Sl.sill w lake y..l ho nl' n a o D.ay Boarsder, sit he low riate ot  CS FPtilt1RAf r.'1Fnl OlO: ,'oo 1 t": AN. DR. D. R. JAMES O'Connell co bt-0t+ t) hr ii I,, ll, lI¢ cons o s,hisl Ros h ho il; oisnoa' o, o2t'USooi ttooo"ls s i : foo, 0 so (,oval.o Itsl, ooo all 0 di-e f oto: osos I""I o '1 V I N in bIoth nlitl' an d l tlitdt., atnld or wh eVe IIr l,, r..in Ihi' Ill a1, d t, hI'1 I * w hic'll h I~, oleo fed Dlr. Junll 1" lt i. ln,.iu It ti ooe I Io;hd St.-ualnd E oo,'pe, wlOllo s l l o illo I tOileO It n s, l, th o f oslllt+ sIhl%' ti (baops li o tlAic s't o I l o i1 e ~,+ thm at.u e, t uick xnld,e,+ nnt n,"u, It iR f lie0 tillnOE lel1 how I 1:tilEr othedi o1 1,s eo,.nIned f or I slla ANis tutak 0Ile c plai0nt.0 t otl fis.,0dn-oi, maOd N 'leluI''lly d'iN NAthl t.n11y froEm tie t In hi tit `to h, t 'oi O pe l'hse, withoattertA-y, ct'. Ill to it or 'to ood. so 00.0 S01 0oINo' \o WI"A E S tioeo eofoes t of cutt y 0,dr, of C,,y 001000 01r.lltly c'11r'ed. \'eak o f trI I s~I.Cit.,0 II tl "tdI II I AlllhgorNrc.. CsOUIof:oo TINo EN1' E;, o l'k. I'[ 0l's. s lsoHif; Isos N E ,l' ltF: EE,'1 N Nto hislls; t o Ig Fls e Isl)s ls' Ihtlo Sll PANS; h `ipltslos, Milot, Soop so~lOl o~lphoh sy Ic~.;:l~r oooooo losoc FosssborCoook; Looososso Illioosjs oo_·~II osfsittoioso'. · F*E1l 2:RER . dlsh'E I s Ys .0 C, LAIR.IFYIN.N Ki. 11' 'E, ; to Alta tched to -,,r estehh-l..i t ,- b r 1 : -l Furrnihrblc Stare, whlere ,.1l u'tiwieý rtn u~t f<r S I :,L\M;II.\I' iL.. :)TAT IaN A ND i II.Lt BiSE mlt`ýnx hy C.a Hi lC-81 FS.--\Vorti.+ngto,", Sid'fly Strom !"lllp. S. 1'. Ras, a8 Ph'tr Ftltn|L C..,-: I i,), [.ltsS mtnd C'operl Frore-itd .itt PampaJ. STEAM I:.ktr+;E,.--.,ehal.Cr' VY.+ill: , ;I l ll' :n h " I, l tlat:ge, netw ..rtiele. ahni ubg ih, hl~i;, ,..t po:n~t to wl,:eh -te.,:r. naty bleu' bten earrlcd duetu ata ~I .. 1 tearnol', Wanter ltlvge. Chafinig DihBt's. Jllue yt ;n A Iate C.0-i' andi'tea I'r;,,. Soup 'l'nrrvn, JPyl-nids. -nd otherW ,umr of a1l earh. i',.. Together- wth tC-1 and Shrt Iron Cook Swtoeb ; \w-t, llg and Iround and Ito, Stovrs ; Fancy CI? bm n F[A arlor ,.o SI. Sal limxndor atnd Ga:t anol Stostrs; Deck Stove.. etc. ; N"org!e,, ; I'h 14.kets ; Blucket \\-reiChit,-; Stlewl' \Whitlc ntld Valdes + P,)w der M lgattiile ; /:rotet liars : Haitchet llrdia . - I ; lrt-, 1 Cyhinder, lli:,h, S.[t' 1il1.t tCnnplllg (+t.k. ; i].tqItc xndl~ Fer¢. pumrtp L'.cks It "a t srt. 1n,r,t i. c., of allt de.e,,tionn. IIRF.W.,I'r:R l. LA "tl .RIE., No'. 35 Perant x:a ,+; ! ld'on ,tret'tx. Gole s, ee..t far g,:haff,' at +..,,1 Vm.l,.m k itt+-t-+ ; } tnrir s.,,'s~~~ ~~ n\N+, i.g ;,.F K,+-F:, 1 :, :. \. i,,. C..iol. tel' s 1%tc:.t 1'I~tu Hcn~ds-,l,..4G ate 11.,... pa S I)a.. [.onaE mU UAL Tm8trranCE COaUPANY O)! NRW ORLEANB.--The following statement of the lRrs oa this h mpasy Is pablished in aoroormity with the re qlirements of their charter,ia: Amount of premiums received for the year ending 1st December, 1866............................841,686 0 Amount ontermlnatd ri.k, 11a1 Doe., 18.6...... 10,67 00 Total amount of premiums for year ending 31st December, 1886......17,443 3 Via: Farpremiums n fire risks........3,2712 For premiums onvert rlsk........ 31,51 71 For premiums on marine risks..... 118,21888. ---4741,445839 Leu premiums on risks not terminated NSt December, 1856..................18,. 6 Returned premiums......................,07 43 96,83 43 - Netarned premiums for year ending 31st December, 1866.............1.................. 0 168,860 0 Lomas darlag The same period, via: On risk......................... $84,861 10 On river risks.................... $17,721 48 On marine risks................ $13,671 46 On marine risks................ $13,671 46 Insurance risks, interest on scrip lued, etc., less interest, etc... $2,186 87 Net earned profits for the year ending December 1881, $199,68 The Company have the following assets, viz: Inverted in mortgages on property worth double the amount loaned thereon.... $118,900 00 Invested in bank stocks (N of real New Orleans City Bonds, (1 of real) $1,61 each) $336,701 00 Loaned on pledge of bank stocks........ $128,179 30 Invested in great estate (office $78,000) $49,0138 67 Bills receivable at short time for premium earned......................... $18,086 86 Bills receivable, being moneys on sub. Inscription notes....................... 07.931 48 Due for premium in course of collection. 7,64173 Cash hand.......................... 64,83 29 Total amount of ader..................703,578 31 STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. Be it remembered, that on the 12th January, 1857, before me, the subscriber, a Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid, personally appeared Alexander Brother, President and James H. Wheeler, secretary of the Home Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans, who being duly sworn, according to law, do depose and say that the above accounts are just and true, and correct transcript from the books of the said Company. A. BROTHERS, President. JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of January, 1857. CHAS. M. BRADFORD, Second Justice of the Peace of Orleans, The board of Trustees hereby resolved to pay an interest of $1 per cent on the outstanding certificate of profits, to the shareholders thereof, or to their legal representatives, on and after MONDAY, the 9th of February next. The Board of Trustees hereby declared a dividend of FOUR (1) percent on the earned premiums of the Company for the year ending 31st December, 1900, for which Certificates will be issued on the 1st of March next. This Company continues to insure against the peril of the fires, rivers, and loss or damage by fire, at the current rates of premium. Office, No. 78 Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President. JOHN R. SHAW, Vice-President. J. A. H. Weasel, Secretary. New Orleans, January 10, 1857. 