Sh{ •E Of r Lt-rl 0dansho an1and eit

tiTATE O~F LOIYI&sAA, CITY OY1NTW ORtLI9AtfIt t ~omitd'hto this Mtwty-eeeenth ittit of the

month ofeititith fcur ef ot dare eee-theeecndei ght ban-

dr Ya ra tht p E• iome of lhei United Maites oftierttete the 6 3-tfhciieeeei, iieieeii heele iciieadeeeceteejee r the ht'Nreltt~re hic tiatleeh4f~eiiie:t

,d hete the etdehtihn w eleettceoeneamedeandi metaree eteit'ediet the ]ytt•l who e names are

1t•ut iwoetu thatf, avdling themselvee ofe

•e:l r thf e t to oe o ol losis te, relatlve to

feee dtdtte o this 4 t'tn, they hd cove.,eh ,nd do byitcc otehpxe tietovenee, aaereeeandl

Stl * adt• wham tihsy rntsresnt, to osttblish anhit Fr tttt-o1te and ptrpe ee andtnderW peT leiei~ dflhyh etnaetd 'utlht teons foee i owetth I

', r -h t ns.d Company shsli sbeatabbli•sa andlCc etwo Ihfeiie f Netieefii nnei a ethll be knowlt and de-ThB~ZeBc ItP m•ei title of tdo LOUiltjiANA hTeT t U-.,rti IeOzO PIr N Iton sbl fommefnce tct ap-

to lp tll fall ant and toon of taotyr-flve yetra,,the 0,ploU son•nrdeterminod, u provided it.

.tien elyeed httlidpe ofpthe Company havinp forepto te ef the itae tof Lou-linen,and for an{noilbtg Amaof'the CompRU

ell Pitfda orSeottary a[ tri bomnntnyahall be trio propper.aflcFrappn Q11mf ser Bd al} t •ntce or otheor

J In, w ttrts +whaxa the Company may be Enter-

"' , ob oot& and purposes of the Company

•n• on Dwell Mg-houses, Stores andr e lt Fureeniture, Merchandise and other

eeeteiieito orttteeted wlt Maeeinet or teeeannoud-T Wie tete0itg te relinsred aint armelekeIt-

8 madole Isrance,

he bitees tnd retpteilve Intertete of theol•ead to Se Jen tote amt oueto' 0,ianr.l[hee , on the orgtnlhtitien of the Corn-debtt t eeeo nn eiti dthete notee, weei lppeaved fer the

e t h i tnd mde pytiblt o the prst ofetp1 1 f htii hbe given be the lreil-drtt o C hliglfdledliig to have recoieedi the M ntee,~Tbfiiitdtepcttedelt betiteinsrec ginte tee rish

-petoieihlt nd stneul beeegil eic si teet toel4ee le e teetde by thep e pireies are to he

A[• rules and resitivloentress of theo-

suach prcmlounl, when pa id. ehH11 be

ldj tiaceieef thde lntued until the amue ntall iare

fitlietheof st'eh eteat iiell, In hee eeenet, he libtle for

he et itie Um than the tmouet that

Aidieee e, ltitte mIseurlty of the tebte•t iicee atf orneflid,

ehe~teehat 'Iite`teedhch behetut-edel ehgitee bye tile i'eelee-

etefheeChpeyiin eoh•eueodgi thereon, htreceie e n dore-

e rmmte e end thheetclee ts oeth (:le pi eieuy Rhele

: hpzn of laid hphlulua, tile drawers of v.* ch

a ts r Prc iet i rtto rend ei hr notes fr ul h subjeuco

I•felr" • notes shall Nlrrltrln a atlpulafion thrat hhotlud

thi ee f tieeft mpeny reueree ii, ihe diwer or draeee weiit Ig0tei0lt.i t i muriy thitt oylm.eteel ihbthiel l•ri tole

btrdadnk or their notn, wrvh+~ Rll d everyl plea •'• wsulofra m~rurllderatlan nlr the xnmo.ic eifetlee--elt the ruliorilan peowers olthe Comt.nt

.hY Tteleot ehAlhlontle of Auep iu irlythreee mlemslbers

etehelttU, t oeeelecih ed tex epntthe luityel r n the elate7edeyttet e itt n ehech rater, at l ch place iu thet cit of

Ie , fiee the eetp f iiiord shallt deelettate; of wtliehyaeet ietheyteti tct ieetteeeen dayit preeeiou n tfceby

dtldo/g• |f-tado of he nwppruhledin d e ty ;Andtoesete apointe teeehee i e eter iothed Goen d to pre-eide tlepeteoeat sueh eleceton, tand thoule d any of the sidmetcelde iteor fall t'i ie thteei, he Prittdent ehall h heteee febdeeetehtteer o tit thite ete m.ecle.tasuoheietett, l"

rleet eeteeetie thes eected sthall t'ko theateest on

th dIceet in Oee obd ter tt e elettioe and shdl eold tile

;ifbfrefromm or tntil others are qun~lmed to act in

et d dtalthttettftIt theeateof nti tetidehlon itltoe

elteiteoeee the PresedenttsheRltcuevar ele to teIo

behe d daye after the faUnur to elect, and shall g vo

of van lizahneaoft"on An tIn one ormore of the nevaa-jeeeeetitched thtc eth.

'iheiteted been ecetdfof Trusteliehete tere cheetieg It eeeeyC a Prestie dct and Vap e-Pelt. dett ei shidll, atee the

ofj fhd (puy, abe s r td (ecept he bst yar) n th tar

exndsy In t sp-olao membersof tl Boardc ntie ho

NfteleetiecOns"49tthIe RanJtBeteete bleet d(, ie;ed whiedcc lI ehe elected.The Prettdet eha•l preside at all ieetings of the iotild ofTniteet• eo theal e Oompany, aned hell etondet the bhionyet ofethseComl y generelly ieder the seperlidon of the soard.In " t of the easencle f the Prflltdentd the Vice-President shallpe eidte attueh mteieteme ehlt cien tie polteie0 of the (tem-

ThePeeld ofTertteexsheii eilthedmensaltin oeteall ofleetrs

end eerekeleCtedoremploeyed try theme In the serviee of theO~tletael Intfe the roitsbel areslrife e the btiineee ofl the

Come eenyin the memr here uetilr proviteded tqr They atleitheby ltinvested with ftllpeeer trenee and edoptsech he-

telaws, rucetadrgetualtten, tiehey mev deem necsaery atidbequetoitt hoveun f th e Comtilmy eti' the te r.et -t

the et' iteefeitee pteeettieci ite liet dioet to lieuiie itihe ibewstLoncpeblftef, h provided thehmisdocsnoteouftct wslt the

teeee ielntieed ceaerht of thi etet of InecoilrRlion or lieti theTbel of thi• Strte ans they hhall thvetl power to do ngl other• scl ut~enry for Earryhig into effec the ohjee,• and ptlrpo~es-f the Oom re.e not herin pt oldced feeor, and to fll telele

the eeeeeeeeelthele eiiiehieemmeeo i orRdwl

aethat anY oea e nr thetr nbember.

Aeeeetsro t Ften.-Tle foellleli- thed pers,:lta shel contiel-tete thel irthteerd of Tehteeeli, ae areh he reee vePtet ith all

peiedie Lteleyc (htettee aetneshiecl Wg tit. plicel ftheetee,

W. ~A. d ihiee, Theeteebei ell ilii ilicek l oheiceAthe che id potemptlfld in the r cedim3 ttartice . Thee

heyll ehh their lc ts ulttiteiee the t ond in Octber. eighee

3pndrteid h. v-rno . or .te o•rs are elected In their l reee .

lalot OP 'IHUs•s(:

Amndnoo Ladry, Octavio Vo(rhfes, W, O. Btterton,

hIrm e ady. I. C elw t ls heF. ii.d. re eeJ.e. itst .et 3, .atn, Wee . Rotdhora theA. i. Itlerds, O. Ovmroc, Chasiee. eitelithtsJ. N. Robert; J, M. Wanr J, .. MIoearnm,Wa• D+ rteff !• ouobqu• Yalen. Hermann+Theedee Ferr te W. A. Keet ealen I' oltA. . ttleefon, Jf . llyn w"lu. CrieiteJ. A. Bouoa rao. J.J.The rr, W.t. Conhlr.

Axtctt Stx.-stEvery person ,hte bhall hereafter Insurand continue to lamre with the Company, ad every person,holdt n h tthie own name, or in the name of t s yirm, a cyrlieatof credi on the ho• of the Compny, to be S yued ts heretn

ftter trovided for, htt U be demed r member of the Companyht--yll haveo the rtghtto voteI fu drass or by proxy, atad{a' ioosa Meh ertificate oredit on the books of the Coi-iron tpno~t •s-chr. or i le ildated by loues sustalned ater the.* fltereo• shall entitle the hotlder to one vote for every onehnmdred dol#Rrs, until the amount of the certiicate shall reachthe amount oa ose thotttnd dellar• and then each ive hlmdreddollart mor sll bei enttl•• to one additional vote, until theamnount of the ceticate shall reach the sum of five thttoaddolt-rs, wh$t eah ot t thoutsand dollarst more hall bet entitledtoyne ddaittn l votet : Provided. howevertltt uch ertitficatettall not have beep tSean-erred to the 1eru:2 or frp claiming to,ote within -lamont m prior to scur election.ytdL tHdnrtt1.--The Board of Tt•tyees shall hae thEb

ywet to inveatfrom y imn to ttime, one-half of te prhofi t tftheC~aapopy i icm,., "rd IZ m,=,sp on Improved and unen-a

cumberedf• lesthM- the Parsia of rleantaand City of JeBer-ntfen i m teethe poportT mortgaged shall be worthIs ifleh mtu losnd thereon.

all t the• a lb, or surplus profits of the Com-T any bonds or ,taks crearted by or under

Stote, or of this State or of this city.I m m of such cash or surpl•s profits on pledge of

St f yenrttes. bonds or stocks, t e yrhold real estate to an amount not exceed-Ietproltt but the Btoard of Trustees, a..t ar y property which may have been

It#t31pnat an (arced sale of the~ some, if 1.tof the CCompeny will thlerrhv ben r ch purcham to save it fromloe.

tz of the Company hhalt, withintae ber, - eighteen hUndredaud eixty-

., thy a ttticr ofi'urane shall habe beauof each and every aneceedlng

ere tttn aaatt Mt sworn t adt to bI y the Preji-[4bt ttt y, the tffairs of the Company for the yearan (;lor dement of ansurnanbc effected during thet tiI Bann " f~tatbtlhstt hint between Fire,rose td t5 t ; ytty estimate shall be COncy u iYIalp etitled to recvr tertificates of prhfit a here-

ittttttt idyd tyand thereupontt harge each Instrerwyth a pro ttttttshare of the hlosses utetyed by t• Corn.

y.y dlg theatont oft th ttt the premiums by hin peid,at I px n11 h share excead tbe amont y

dt h pae

inti; atll Credit him with the amount ofsid pr ett lut hand plean and •hen proportloa thereto of tile profits of theeri from Investments ; and for the balance which

blthen , tenrt'be tIn favor of the intlrer, he shall be entl-ttd to a brtbt attytMtd by thy President and Secretary, hear-Inlttret th tth ptyr6 centp. er anny m, ptyable on theSeconrd Moaderoi Nsrnmbor of each andoevery pear, and con-?nt.$ pyt•t tbt thy amountyt thctyln ntame shall be liableftoty t ud dHlabaequentlosses stttstinetl by ihe Conlyltv.

ehonldlty pernon entiedo receive such eertifieate beCobt ythttmlt t tr tny pntrt redited to hint on

t books alnresnaid nahdl st nat have paid e r1,same at tiletime the y eate is ediglfhile, the ompanty ahll l have the rightto ryrin suth gertyIe•te a ptledg t for the pavment of the satld

nttdet Bttmy t and even tf the ertiicayty t hyll have been issuedand delivered, It shall always remain liable to th Comph y forsty hnthtedytsa of the pytty to whom It thall have been detiv.etd, tyor yidt premitrs, whether such indebtedines artot be-Yore or iyr th i yuig of te crtificatr, andt no t ranster thtreofhllI be itnane excetpt tthte optin of the 'fytreos, until such

tndebteltleax shall have been entirely eminulog bsedAnd in euse arty ert iiate or eertifigate• of Profts shall nottye y i te forby tyht pin l' entitled thereto, (thin thyre ycars

tfrom the dt o'f their tssue, then the same shall be cttnceled,

d theymount thereof, with l the iteres act rnutd hlreon,thll by platmto the yredR of y li "Coningent rccony t" orthe boolasof tbe onmp any, lfter public noihre, by adlv'rti.ement,- French yyd yyngly • or thirty day, Iy two of tt i newsbtpeyrs

t.bllshed y tiny aity, whiyy notice shat set forth the amolnt0f dtie htttyih and to ny me of the pnlty entltled to the a'me.

In isan a• thesaidcetifieates of profits, .lms te.1 than tonSollar anti flctional part of bumo betw.er •1din tens of dolla-,shall be omitied and -hMl b placcd to tile credit of t ho "Coryx.tanyent ayy onyt" of y othPt, .and apliedy to the paytttofe t xhes tnd chtrges yr t.W tttctdeii year.

The ertitentest hatll only h-.i sfrbli ony the books of thtyomtmy, and withits tonsent. - t

ARTIcr IEINT1I -9sal? person who shallbecoma a memberoftflhts Company by effec mninmrane e therein. 0ll1. before hetreceives tDs pnly, pay the ratt th: t hll yty dytyesnnuy d hy thlrnstyees" atid the amotnt so paid hthll never he wdthbdrwn

fromythe"ompauy except nsprovided n the net. articl but

AHRlLETI ITlatr--W henevcr the.aoamniatcd not profit- sballexceed the sum of fve hiundred thongsand dollars, the ecemaythereafter ht etployyd fromy year to Tyear, tr the redmptii.Mhole orin part t each yyyr' ertificites of ptofiyt, Istued byrtye of tlyteey bth arttle; t the rt o rtifiates of oreyear shallot bh r t deemled ttilthost of all the preceding yeary are paidynd etyttygyihed.T he n t qrd of Triatee may, however, at any of their annu '

yetings., bft thy itt of ttiy-ttdt oft the whtle of ttieir nm-ttfyt alter and tymed Udx rtitle. 1 1 r1`1111.11,1tjyyyfyhroflits to tn amount o Oto milliou odf lart, htfore theeteysy ll bey applied tothe d edemption of ctrtitiyhates as .fore.skid.

yabthy ELyVITy.--O I ttme day in the firstt moyth afterythts rttton orthtbe irt ortymnbert 1861, from y thL•stnfig offhiyi pltyy, andwthbin the berst moth of every, hye ied-ing

year,tte ot r the tiy nt s ht lt cyusy e , o by made '.I orLath, end shaplly lltht attt rdty g to law, a Ge:tei l tt altuetett.yyynt of the ayydrS of the Cthpt iry, whtich hatil eont.ain

tlrt-Tho amuntt ofuremittuma received dui ing the yCa'ut.e-ded, specifying separately the .mourro rscriled ou Fir. t-dc.ee le.r Polleasand on hiver or inland gavigation

Seohnd-yb- amobnt tofyte ylyty ttt the Company di'ing

lib yybyhyyytyyyloabyy tbllytd thringthy yeart dity y

niaitg bef teeFire Risks, Mrrla. ildks and Iulnnd Traos.

dathonyan h K htiotr R tLks.ItlurthrThiybnlyt-eo remaining h ht theI Cnmpzny, ietting

rttth y amoutof yc t on band, m ith momt invested iny-rtby> ytyy arid th t n ittre of h itytt ryiie .-L q Wnar-The tneholmePs Pt the Company, at a

yeetit t "nne td Fir th ryey.hy, afterthirty daiOtthv Ehe owspnpae• pbliaKv in •' { city, 6xhl i have

lb o my ke y sy y ehyuteo. t tditti+t, yr modifcation intbatytytt Inco yyitirttn, or eyen to dttsoyya ty t trlvidud thattttttyt•irys thye vo4 y repreyy nted y t t h tuatttgy syhll votein f-ror=of aneh~prnpaoetr measure, and any and a.1 sucheanage, sddllfmn or dl~sdtion, sh~all tx rwondet.as required b

aycyyr rtyr lty, yy.-At the xpirtin oftth th erm of thisit of nemt-oraffrn , or at it rl ,ul er tecmin.•trf, as provided inrtle tweFfth.t•-•ee Commirbaers hadll be appeinted by theoeard of uast.ees, under wbnha supnribtendtncau tkb ,1a/3',, ofthe Cotnatyy halbya lqtuldttted, tits debts atd latilities paid,and tile bayaie of-ianttntt thal t bit approprited to the yJdemp.Ct ef hrh ri rlyyKt yy PyOlty ttttyot.t yt, ad withyyr ditituttiontf ats; y th ys y Coytsitatoney shalt contttlet tohct ttmi thetatof the ty ttpany shatll etreltv closed tid setttI;

te of thyoattt. inyatbility yyatther, the surtivor alsto

li; y PyyoTedntxl--In addition t thetr sharo of proftybyxinesa Of the i'.ampnl, tht t lp71l lubc5ri tfshalhbe e t r aer

• v pr the port nyr a • l Itrin t ti of eight

te t onb thy p yamomtt of premtum, creittd on thedr Abrtip-Inot- which interat ahxll ru rfrm the uvera dmWa ofaueh . 'dlL, uutll the frat dayf fOtoer, efghtaen hnndredrd

•:.hl• do• and pastel U my B;_ far 1n7 ci ty of bfew Or], d

yryy&ly y ttt y tre•u-ytf ti tt T, D rtmros t d.Antotne

Cohm abi-witnealto !awful airs, and domllated in •ld city,

who hereunto•gp t#heirnames tueste•wt b Utthetd la d piMay

,creel. - ' " " • refa 0was i t~ )Flgn t - .. ,•drF),; k Co., In,

tt;0 i. T, DumA 02 Oo7a41 1dwa7 d Barntt, notarryl b

7I ertifythe fore7g61 g to be atr 27py. of the erlgfna 1t0ntIn my euvrentregiter., In faith whereof I grant thetpprantots under my[,8,1 and thejmtp• ra~,:y nest oP woses at saw Orleans

afor~d ttle [27th 1a2f Jy, 1800ei0DWARD 0BARNETT. Notary Phblic.yThundersi t 1d Recorder of Morl7gage for the Prl+0h o1

Orleans, cerifies that the [orngoing lharter biae been this dayrecordO In Hoietyy Book No, 4, Folio 441.NElwt0lenn 7 22tht Julyt 10.

1Jybl Sill l2o 27 JOHN HO1LMES.1 Rec7rder.

dU bTyID ISto Ioq 111111 1AN 7 l I71A--Tt 1 E 1111 TV On LOUISIANA, Pelsh of Orleans, (ity of Now Or-lemms:Re 1t remembelred, that thts day, before me WAITt 7R7ICK7 PETERS, Net1ry PAnllc, in A ld for this city and par.

ltih, dly eommfxsIoned and rl0 ifed, and in presence of the wt.Tesnee who are herseinft0 r nnmed 1 nd nldteit Iind--Personally came 1and appeared the pairtihx wh11e0name1 ar

11 07s711U 01 il act, an..d who l ..ve .Sn11d tb e... .at the footAnd aevedrlly declared that, by virtue of mld purstant to the

pro•[slons or tle act No. one hurdred and thirty-one, passed byt01e o11 ral Aembly of tle all t 1e, and approved on the m-o1teenth day of f March one tf i-sand ,(gilt hu dre and Iffty-frehhey and bthoee y them represented,.have agreed and do b1hes, presents agree cov l1enant and hi d 1emrselve- end erchother peronsr as may heroefter he Joined and as1•lated whlthem, rfoorm Red create a eorporatiou Inder said not, to bextyled "Thbe Mac ni c' and Agricultural Fair oAncreatlbn ofthie State of Louixanoa," and to thlat end they have agl'eed ,nddo by thee ipresents agre to and enter into the folowing atti-cles ofmwawlation and agreement:

"THR' Ir•HANIOR, AND AGRICUfLTU!RAL FAIR AS.

O1 IATION 1OF LOUISIANA," a"nd its domeil s fixed 1In theiyiy of New Orleanso,enw•,z szcoao.

The objectand destgn of the Aslo1ation Is to promote 1ndfoster improvements 1 n all the variolls depa tment1 of Agr71u1tore, tocldin1 Cotton, 0ug1r D 1ofe..Tohbceo, Rice limp Otc,etc., Hortie0h1r1, Frnits, 1 1egetablel

1 Ornamenta

1 l and 1tap1

Gardentug; tbe promotion and development of the Meehal leArta; H~omo Manfeetures In all branches; the rearing. im-provement and development of the races ofnueful anionix theeneral 0 dvancement of rural economy ; the encou1raeent of

1ous0hold ma7f11etures, ,nd the dissemination of u0sfl l browledge upon sech oubjects hy offering indueementsand premiumstherefor.

The Presdlentof the Assocliatin shall be the nroperolscerupon whom cihttion or other process shall be Served.

ARTIUI.E EO9U|TR.The capital stock of tih Asocitation is hereby fixed at the sum

of one hnndrerl aod lfify thnllannd dollars repre.,cnfed by ei-t2ou•111 d, hater, of twenty-fi ve dohlar each, whlelt:11tall be paidfor as fo!lkw, te-wit :Twenty oier rent. i71 cash on the h,1fteenth day of May, on7

thous.and 01gh 1 hundred and s1ty1 ; twenty p1r cent. on tile fit'.te1urth day of Jn.e f1llo1wing twenty per rent. on the fonrenthday of .Olly followlng ; twenty per aent. on the fifteenth day ofA g7st followi 721, an1dth1e remah1ng3 twenty 1er cent, 1nt 7,Bnroe h daly rf September f(iwtaung; hut the ,pc•retfona of fu-Atorcltlon 1may be eommtrnved when tldity i hrnzurnd dollaira ofstork is xnbarctbrd for, alter whi."h pl r td stock may be takenand nbxell7he[ for on t 1e tl1ks of tl.e A1aocitio, abd I ss0od12. qt 2 ,rop..r oficers,. and shell be pahl for as 1.L1ows, any:7Twenty Per cent eash at tihe tine of bslhscribnrg and tho r0-imnhng nighty ier cent. in imhethoc;.lt of tw-nty per cent., nut.tunnl•'0ev'y thihrty day- unti actlvittd.

irm;?u any etbacrllbrr r,--ir or snl::sot to pay him, herr or'heft hsl1,*rriptio: 1o ir:(,rnrll, withinl nix1y !!rrw rl:er thee77ime f:1l!., d11 ,the 1 o7rd of, Dir,, trs rapv dl7ar1 e t17,e s1111firfelt to the Ansoctatlo t, er may keep or deiup."s of tha same atpleawero.

IRTICI.E IIFTi:.

No ,toekholder h:dl evelr ble held liable for any 1 mo1ntbeyond hit,,ecr or their anbscripthmn.

ARTICLE SIXTH,The AAsoeaftlon shall have u nat he device behng the coat of

arms of ti7 e 1t1e1 of Las71 innn, th2 th oln slcription enci: clingit, of ".Meebanics' and Agricultral Fair Association of the

olrxnrtii.a." aat maT use seuch medahe, with device,,legends and Inssriptions, diplomas as may be de-frmined on.

ARTICLE SEVENTH,

The •awers of tbe Assoc..ian are vested in the President andBoard of ItirectOrn, eonafntmg o twentry-one ntoekhoLdere, whoshall be olecte7d nnualy on the frst0 Tu sdy of Ma7 1 eachyear by the 'toekho'der, at suchb place fn lire city of New Or-

leans as may be selected, after advertisement lnserted n at les itwo newsapsper nubhliled in the elty of New Orleans; anysteckholder shall beeligible as n Director jro abded he owe inhis own name fo ur shares of atoek. Notices of electionshall be p 3bl1071hed t1n days at least. All elect or11 for D-1rectors 7 ha1 l be by ballot, and held under the nperin te 1dene1

01111 117h12 e 27o1 dry 711111 71l 7102717 All 7 211117fo 11D ,

of a 1:omm lttee of l 71Boa rd of Direetors, and every hot fide

111101,111001,1 by717

11-1r of stook 3hail be 721tl1d to 1s many tutee ax h0e, ,17011they may oww of haares of ctock ;provided that no persnv abailvote in his, her or their own name, over fifty votes at'1ny oneelection ; and provided further, that after the first election he dhereunder, no person shall he entitled to vote any shares oflstock that have no st1ood in his her or their 1am1 s on the book7of the Association, for three months prior to any stab election

IffTlnLI rrom.A plurality of voto tithln bes111lfci1ent to elect Dlreetoel and

thea x hall, at their rst meeting a.Ltee their e000t0on, select one oftheir n-mber for presideut, who simll he elected by a majorityof the Board pr...n. at such meeting.

ARyTIC.L.. *Tl!.The Pre7den2 t shall preside at al nl7eeings of the Board, and

all contr71ets, 1vid r 111217 , e1, e nsf ecr7ii1,1a 0, diplom1as, etc. h11 1be Sinted y, him. In ease of' his ah-1euce from any e1ause t1 2oDirectors shtall elect one of their n•l7er pro tempore who shallfor thetime being exercis the full 0 p,7wer of Pro7dent..

ARcTILE TEN•THA fail71r1 from an 2 c1aos to 71ect Directorsq on a dry named

for hat plrpio, •shall rrt d Isve the Aed" h, It bat theDirect:ors then(, o'hre haell holdl over unto another elecetionshldl be held, of fwhich de nntihe sl*ha he glae in t he mannerpainted viet in Article Fev-tnth,

010t7rs. Iace O. Seym0ur. (,l Po7thoff, C. 71. Sloomb, 1 1 o.w. Race, To O. i Nxo2n, nbls, ~1e17er 0,13 C27arle I'ri le0 He11i. Rwasvy. Irxt. Folger, Thos. N. fll;e. (leo. W. Sh'cr L •

J112,0017 n17711111.111, 7101.r 1 111ko 1712. Ao,711l17, 171. 7

N. 11111 T20 oo710. 11711l 71111320 .720 rn 177727177.1l11

1ili, D1 dd it. Fr,7 203110 John Pmh r .lon, l A. W. 117tto1 1,7aiN. arks, Tsho.mar O. Moore, B. E. Kltrbtge, p, A. IF:rt J. If.L aand serve until their subcessors are elected, at pro ded forherein., eo

ARTItCLE 1W1LrH.The President and Boaord of Directors shail have the right tofill vacancies thait may occ r in Bheir own body, are in" from

any cause, an ' are nut [orixd to create and appoint Sreih orscersnuld a""n" they may think proper for the management of thoAsocatl I r. delegating such otttcerl and agents such powers asvm. be [efrined on hy the Uoard and the Board may adoptsuhr cgulatiotm and bylaws, and ehange alter, repeal andtmo the same at pleasure provided such r es, regtdatiloenby- aw., etc., be not nrconsistent wlth law or these presento.

This Aboloatton tx formed to onrtbhm and endure for thetermof twenty-fiv years from date, unless sooner desolved by a vot,of the ntofeholders, or by law

ARTICLE rsOIpTHENT,.The Board of Dlreetors ts authoidred to Mea. purchase and

hold much real property, lands, tenements, and oeher nppurte-nances as they my r:equire for the ases or exieencies of th-1112oci2ti7n, a=7. 1el, d21po1 e of, allaen1,t encumber and bypothecato the ame, or atny part thereof, at p esanre.

ARTICLE , I0TENT7 IThe Directors shall0 if they thik proper, and if any profls.

justify it, declare nuch dividends ,w they may doom advisable.ARTICLE SIXTEENTH.

Rooks for the Registry and transfer of stock shall at all itmesbe kent; all transfer of stock shall be made on Inch books andsigned by the shareholder or hiu attorney. The Directors mayclose said books st any time, but for no longer a period than tendays.

AR.ICLE S T11110,T1,No eer tflcate of stock shell be issued until the full amoutntbepnldthereon.

ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH.The Staekholdora. at a general meetinlg convened for that pan-peso~ lely, alter thirty dany notice in one or more newspaperepblhed n ths cit may add, modify. amend, chne or alterthere articles, ill the mamner pointed our by Ina;anl b the con00e t of three-fourths of all thestoek represented at such metto[shall be nrecessarv for the validity of such change, alteration7ddition. amendment or modii7ti7on.

ARTICLE xraereemTH.The affair of the Association shall be llquidated by three

Uommisaioner., appointed by the Stockholders, in general meetIng convened, after the delay and in the manner pointed out foltlhe election of Directors said liqridators shalltrei solvent pereons, reldenl s of this State, not indebted to the Assnciaion ; allnecessary pawers sball bie Conferred on them: their companpa.tion and term of grace shall be fixed, and they shall give bondorlseenrity, if reqired hv the Assoeiniaon. All of which shallbe; provided for by resolution, approved by a majority of saidgeneral meeting.

Tile names of the shareholders, their residences, and the num.bhe of shares held by ettcb respectively, ari er trie present de-Clarad to h. such as are sbscribed to this act and set oppositethe names of eachrenpec Ively.This done Ind asaed at myo.ace, In the Ztty nf New Orleans,

on this nineteenth day of tbh month of April, in the vesr oneChousand eight hnnded end -txty, in the presenre of Pierre Coheo ler and Octvav 1.. Kmml oniewimtlnepsof eccal rualiaptionwho lhave subscrlbed their names with the appoarer. andl m,the-notary. ionrorn , sl. • YIID

C. 11. RTOLOMB, New Orleans.BEIT.O(;Q, NOBLDOW ,t (O. ,New Orleans.I. N. 1MARHR, New Or'.eqns.GEe. M. LONG CRE, New Orleans.

And oboers.P. CAD. Olrr- ExRO. L.RE H ON,

WALTER H, PETEraa, N. P.

Scertify the foregoh.g to he a tine copy of the original e-tantIn mv current arehives.Witness ms hubd and se7l at Now 'rleans, on the 19th day,• Anril. A. D lcihl.e26 WALTER A. PE7TEF•, N. P.

If E. D ID1BEI, R001C0.,IMPORTERS AND JORRERS

-O--S11k and Fncsy Drsy (oods, Ribbons aRi

101(RES TRIMMIINGI0,Whltt Os d,, ,0oxoInd Fllo',ooiooo, (lo..,Io, Hogloo. sueioves, and a nll ,sortmoo,0 or I Goo loodooh ooH, Silrttl.

lac, Skirts. etc., t'.,29 WA{RRON AND) 25 MURRAY STREETS,

ROI24100AO tOYW YOORR.

Ri' P,&LR, RI. 41., 10 Co potot WIATOItHAIEEIR nr] ?rn:rar in rratelv.Oai I'rua Peox, *ro arcirr R on

Wotche,. All I owelr o :rtirioo rnooopd at mnd (OH.nroets.

IjO01lE CO.. I 1km 1 ux 4.., IrALERS INChina, tllli -d Ornekecr canna, card tllcusM Pnnltnhlul

Goode, Nn. 44 oanooo oooert.

WATKtNF o &i- OMAN,110EALE(RS AhIITE.0loils, Vsiiatr. ReM and VohnlIt ry +I-& -ernily. No. 31

BLOCKER, JAMES V.. ATTIO kY-AT-LAWM04 OfficeNo.-I0 I OoooooI'll Plae. )yTT lj

BO[VLF. & JIr T,,o l(0 17(( H INA, , OILY 001'A.7 Honen Fnrnicdlnrp n-1s, N.. 17 (71rm srrpct.

L)AXTEULOV .1. 00 CO~, (IIIPPI H 11101EJ ,0n, corner 17 oo oo Alolnd Oomrno1,srets

pRRPPE.'I`l F. 14L., IRNERAL VAR.IETY 'TORE,SNo. 1:33(lanai ,nut. u:2

P7CP'I n, R chi CO,, 3 IAIeaRS Ill CLOTHING( ANDI_ Fnrnifihin( E inndd. Nn9. ICampstreet. a27TIR

P 101AM.I JiHTRIIS RI., LATE OF THE FIRM 02AR11 Rodde Puta.mo. (stloormload Sugar F10tor,, Conlts,

Dion And F000 To ooDleo Nootho. No. 6! OhIIIneleI streot.a.I ly

Ill~hn a'it. 0..0ENVIAL VARIOTY Stoer, No.100110

VNEI', IARIo.) 00 At1oA . : ... Co. dirL.H '1 IS CinRlthoh. Woloo. ? ho.^.xz, a";ver naini 0 rrem

U N: YNOLSD; +t CO.. F. tN , Cit;:sKs AN1r 1*.[[6 dt Rnhh~r Onula. Nn. 3 llnrinri+,o rtn:?r

L0EiR L CM L (l., 11,.1, I)lolI.l(O 1N OlLlo AllIl p 1W, r ,0od., NO. 1I26 Omw 01 t.rt.

LAIR. STAI'II'1PICT0. CO., flARI 0ttoOr. TRION. erI.. No 64 {`- l ,(oo^. 00ve0, 1-. Pn So'w I

S. 01100 OP OAII. 11111(01(0 AOl lo.

l oLIVE.I 00. 00 010,, 1001 , 'N,00110 LNlMTS.07IogP I FurnishingboI T-l0-. GOneit Roo toa.. No.^nmp-tree].

1'DE), SAMTIIR". RD. WHEHTW IlEAIIDIROHATDI ooroo inoOth((,LooO ard'oino, Polnts. Olsl, 110itdooo01Io.

told mo0 Bronooo 011d 0rti t1r FOlt Eolooo ToomIeo.., 9(1Mp

M] A RN D TOC KR IIOREALERS IN ]LIOTH!u104d FYoot4oblngGods, I iq 8 asd 60 snsl tTDdC

oowl {[Old 11 1

1 0 1

'vDRUB*S AIIJ X:dIOtM3DIC

rna po~sr Irmlr lodlof wholesale offer. srtaiutlfDlriat lmt n end DtP alel at P l IpPlos T 61 ant rlrlaer,

153. A~~,,,,,.

pot9 .53l3R83,g No 4~l and 103B~~~N33elf A8 cria~,,,81R R8.38' WL44Kew.,,, Cr tCR.

SwA4'13 AND CIIEANR.I y8',C3P,,ecdBkt,, 43'.3p33 S.I~34,38'. 1r,31 4, 88,3383 , 8,1848,.A ,F,,4,t',l,.,e,,,,3 1 ,', pparl,

8.3,8.,,',RI wgl,,4,, CR, A~y,', A,,, 3,,,CRRA3APARILLAR'. R Cbd'AII.rh3j,,,,'.,,

7''hnar' xteamof Wild her Jon's Lil, ToiiLt Hnd

rAPSR,8f3 ANDh,.l,, ,5138,1Has !In's N (:o Ch A,,,', B-, W833r,83,

PLAha STRSn' . 8,4,,,e', orR.,a,,Now i'vland unagl~, Syrup, f Ilnnrrc

4,,,or' N.H.]',,, Dirrb,83, L,,.4,,',,,4, R,,,ti,,,l~lchGlart 1,1R3,h, Adi, HAiRyb DYoe .

all's 83434TR. W Pht's~

I'gian 1',3,hsI8',

Ayer'a CL,,,4,P,3 g , AN"" sC eLLA nRd UR.o,

Tayor' 41',m A834,,,r, 8.. 33o,,', etan 3IFgH,4 taOs

83i,18', W4,4,t',na 831,4F.o ad ga

' Rger'a ,,ir,',old Tar .M .rr8aan'o, eu'' , Nvlrondoor,3a. 43381. Lveotn r', T,,-.33,R33.g Cb3mp-

333dl83', C53,y 81 ,,.,.] , 38 n',,Lont~lon's Frdiau do Oafingyr' Sano"D 3r. ,3.a'3 do Hr .,Voolaane Strength-Ingl Cor- Jsnee ga, Wlnor'a Came"

Dr, Jan Bulls, Specer's egetale, Cnok'e,H. 1. Tovnldend'e, Co ,I ael'I P.6anratico

A_ a . Ancr'n'e t.ichru~ice' HaelltOOld Jaceob Tawnnswd' f ioern enle Purgative,

Rrpnte ,,4,RkD, Aqu3 . H343

OraffonberR'pl, nlth's,Brao', ay' lood, Iugoldoby'e8P1Us a

Onysott's Yellow Flack. oot'oVeetble, Fnngon'e,PLASTy,,3, '.38. 343 8348,

iy'el'e Streuvthenin C, eoLt~xad nyl~mlJew bA~i' ar llobrer, Tmdo'xTdiur Sanative,

adra'a Loda's A ,otwj

AlooL'1 Porans, Oro',M1aLvrHARRPARAos! I. HIR Nh' , ,,

LINIM o ,s Angic l Whelc'aMc~ean's Voloatl Oil ( rfxdli nns

R,183, 5,, 8rd',1 CR]8,8', usl'a,Dr.PANAC. EAS. ,'a, D 4RlC,,3r, 3an,, 34uats g4b, T8333g,,3' N R,,38R.

F'ad it-C, blln, Dr fi orw' in:l l'Fat Cc'Rathlr'n Werve and lionc dint

1un!"8, WAN A . t', Dirir,3343 33, Tn ,,', . ,trac ,.

33,433rth'x. IA33D,33g Te,335t'. P3,3 8,Bonr,)i Naxve :nd Lone, V P~~rh):;Lr.

P 43,lgr'a, 1.inerl,, .'s yilta r of PaCn,313TT14-r'3. 3334,0 33,]4.34,E.

Hh1'IfL(!" sc cne, 'faoth, flo Droi~s,33,34.1a',P,,.3. 831 ' A,8 ,. ,,,3,l, Ct.,4z,,Cb.

834 rmke 4,,. .C3,,,,,3,, r538344I,R , 3 3 . 1 3,3,34,,,'h , 3',,,,,,3 ,

RA,,

,, RR',8,4I ),,,1, e,4 ,8 .. ' 15 . 3,,3N P1sA 4.

OOagci!'kr lldinn f';Lgrtgae Biiu~r.' Altrinpant,Surollei ,' rComponn~l. I8rs(.t'a Iriir R3ilsummAo--and'.r' Tonrc ?ifbliie, f`F.(ibla' i FiStr of Optam,

mith's'nnic Hycp, Rndny' Redv YPa7+et'

,t3,3,,, ,8j,34 3,43,, 88,, 3 3 3,PegietaLle 'eloifuK eruia Syrup,

3,3s 3,4' 333g 8383 Wcrm, 8,8r33,, Ro'spar'1'1:8 33rr 31n'33Pnimo144 3,43,n3,4 3 t,3,,, A,4rc , 41 traaf.

PAIR 3,,,, ARTI4,e . WR33l4 C,,..Rxrrp'a R'rianpherone, a G'n omound Syrp ofLyon'u %nlhntmn. I Yellow Dock,Linrnett' Cccoaina IPorry novia's Fein Filler,Boyle'' H}'peerio Film.. Irowu'e Essence of OingpmrPbrdon's Bair Invigorawr; MIortiumore' Rheumatic. om-Jnayns's Hair Tnic, panne,Van Deusan'8Wnhp3 34431303s Cordial E8tNr.,

tandon's ,rint.l II'ir T33 4 ,',E3tat of Rok R3,..Haul's If ,,,,, ,sr e, Do Wane ctofcOldrdge'e Balm of Columbia, Dr. Wod's , tBedwayPA~ir smii .. elm, Uphnnl' 'll. Elect-my'

PANALCEAS tersOpdldc,Swain's Huck'e.Cnf.yMrilCutllen's Indtuu Vegettabl, Rx y iwl Boam,10101 81 A l) Seten. . olos,,'a Dr sl

Medicated Papder.ell',7yyog Angibca AND ,Extrac Dr. Jno olt

Brook's Magcic Salve ryreMo orilPile, otCril

Lfrey's Harrion', epef Hfi' Femdlfo FteTrack's Mngnatibc, n '. nd wl' a Waxn'a 81),) onRate, ate

Moffat's Phmoniz, Btuar'a Aro- D. Marcl'lR terirn CethoU

Old . Cheroke RemedyDr. J J . B',o IDods'. Co.-"' lnl C0ibfinrr0', Wild ahem , T;k rurRdee uneRichardson'!:' Sherri Winer~, HongbagL~n'w Poplin.Hutebin AA Ten-tntah Il C5 Dn I rl;: 'b Prn;;hrirc tic Fluid.

Dnt8 IlrliJy and Alorchrunte, and all denlere in anJ of theutteles ~ rje ee contined 7n the abase Entdr;:, will +: tt id r.ruutavre Liy rnI ing or sendilyp thei d~dr a anr ithi v

be fonnd thle mooterttnvi cnuqo~lmeto f :P.:i l 11. PbArKMEDIICINER in lbe rk rilit totes, and ('t (h lowest oricaa,Please addru Nlil ;.

Oeh'ifl 0001(11 F C BB00.,

n24 If Nan, 21 a~nd 151 Chnr!reA treet, Newr Orleana.

00' IC014 UN THEE 5UN MUTUAL INSURANEG

COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.

FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

ENsw o6Rt,.s,3asnsry 11, 1860.In coformltylwith the requirements oft!lhr Chhrter,, TH1

SUN MUTUAL IINSURANCE COMPANy publish the folowing ,statement:

Amount of premiums received for the year endingeeember 31,159 ............................ $7 5 9

Amount of unterminsted risks lat December, 1858. 110,58500Total amount of premiums for the year ending 3lst

December, 1859, vi ............................... 86•,180 9For premiums en Fire Risks ..........$399,618 66

For premiums on River Risks ........... 205,681 93e s I.854,1805931st Decmhbr,l 1859 .................. 130,665200

R sturnpsemurs ........................ 1,418 4133.98 0 I4

Net premiums for the yenarending 1st Decembers18569 ............................................ 730,200

Losslsjpaid during samr e perod, vs:On Fire Risk ...........................$,0.84056On Marine Riks ....................... 69,118 40o RBiver Risk ........................s . 70,56 6 d4

Deduct diacont, interest as d sa5 ng, 40, rt487lese reinsuraeo e hpenset u8n1....... I6,830 81

etprnOtsfor the ysearlending ~lbs December,1859, , 6,543 79

The Company have the following as•tsa, vil:Invested in Bonk Stoksa , Citp sand tate oond ,.... 6C9.1204p 5on o sn Plede of Bank Stocks and City Bonds .. 6575,0rll8 reeeiahbl at short time r premums ... ........ 116.350 21r 1mi 8m5s di 7 i course of collection .............. 18.41539rp of sundry InsDranCe Copanies .............. 19.40s 8h on nd ...................................... 116,008 7

oral amont of assets ................... $1,506,798 7

STATE o LouIsANA, PAnrsn or ORG1LE s,}City of New Orleans.

Be It rsmemhered. that on the 12th day of January, 1860,remo, the l ubscriber, a Justie of thSe onss In aod for thecity aforesaidersonallyp appeared Theos. Slo, Presllent, ansJameI s ;dwards, Sersetary, of the Sun Mutuail 210s1trnce Company of Ne9 w Orleans, who, bsing dlly lsworn secrding to law,do depose and sayB that the above accounlts are Just and treand a correct transcript from the books of said nampeny.

THOU0. SLO, Presldsnt,JAM. EWolARD, Secsretary.Swornsto and slhbsribd heforesmea.l thi•1t, dsa of Jaaosry

1860. 1.1'. M1T5T11E.1L,Seeond Justiceof the Pe7co, Paroib of Orleans.

The Board of Dirrlerareaao sresolved to pay an hitnresl ofPER (ENT. IN CASH1i, on the oo9 auadine aertiites ,t1 oProfits, to the bolder9 tsereof, or to thealr logal 1preul9Iaiv9 oon an, sitar tbe 13th Isy of ehr-ryil5 9. Alo, to 1declaresdividend of 9 OKTY PFR 9CN0. 4(I4 per ernt. oen the ni1aned premiums of l th Comanuy. for thU year ,d581 nectar,

bar 1 E.t, 1859, for which rtIfl:lRes will hi;sued or, tle 161tlalr eb ne Nt.The Diretorie, after rosevtin ONE 1ioLNo (d 1F DL-A1 199 of 1ro99, havre f9urther re9vO19,. that a111 he Outst1mdinlmertilientes of Profits, et the i.sua of the year Ri". he redecmorlnd •aid to tsh h'lrs rtrf is," rhoir leasl rSru.rsenrar9vea, on

01 a 0ter tile 13th lay of 6ebrS , Irext, r9n ,erti5alfl- o beomdun9 d at th9 e tim o1 payment, far noelmo nt, amid interelson roue to cease after the .l3st [)D-cyetr, 1&59.

THIOMAS :I )( O. President.JA31F7L D. NEO.91 0. Vlco-PrssidnotJAMni E ATREs. Smr t Ory.

Jatees D. Denegre, E.I. Hr, tA.s D. Rsell John (7 Btokt,Hgh . Wilsona J. Is81J. iir,J. 0. d saunal, 1 ,T o ,1lda1 ,89nry Rf9taah, ,.r0n O. Stol,,A3. m0r.,net, Thom lS!oo.

QIB'AL-D N ,'s' PR EP-1IPAI•ID UI ES9

:PAT,DI0N'9 PREPARED 0,09E1

3PALOIOO'k PRE0PARED 9 LU8 1

lesve 4s61 P8Ls51,5

0 1 Ox0 M YP I isIPATOrl

1j"'A S 0111 in Tir,, Ssrco Nine.".@i

As accidentas w11ill hpen, even l wll-rl, ulhued f amil et issr1 5.it',ible to have some ,hai'p and b onvenient wy for rs.p •,rng P ai'niture, Toy5. Cracekr;y,etl.

Spalditg's Prepared GiesMelts all ml;eh om-rrIencies, and vo houehold can, nanrd to bh,,0,mo tlt. Il iolwSay resdyand 9l, t th•b stieki 9 pointPhesela 9. lo0ner a ocesstiy for limping hair,, splintsred Ie-5e9r91 hdi-dl i dos, au1d brokn cradles. It is l ust the artiefor coels shell, and other ornamental work, ao popuelr vth 1.'l,, ofroe•uemeu ani taste.Thl sdmrhbl,, p9repar5ltiun Is ua5d cold, bsion ehesiealls

hoid 1l11oh119,41i po19easgl, all , ts e 1 aln0,le 1 L8olie9S of the,s Ftrnl,1ot-:obtkor'oosl 1t y bybellsed ilh.' e a4cofor5l.-.1ry mneii.age, 991rn, va9ly more a59 ih0a18 .

"USO

9ITL Is EVERY 1OT591.1'N. .- A Brush o comanlens a .o. h lottll. Prlc, 258,5n1.

Wholes4leDeplot, No. 4- Oe1rsreol New Yo Tr.A.ddr IIHENRY 0. SPA9l.INiO A CO.,

t'nr -I•. frfr i;iea.rir?:4laea O-npantinp-fo•:rr nt,ar. ndtowolvx

10A0 tnglebottli of 91'Arll9NO0' PREPARED OGIJ.qI; sad, tan i imoeite au8.ta~ntliy to awry hoEnf:;rid.-CJ

d•8 81 sl11 9romllles• 8at•,3.oAs. Drl 000 .1.rdware4ndrrnoitire Dsaler,, ro6ersend FanEy Stores,,,l00r0 merchants should mkes a noto of BPlLDIN.9 s

PREPA ItND GLU, ,whes n msakig p their bt. ft will standaly abut. 1sa/9 tv•V

REALAL E.•'|*•TE AGENrIN--J 02N PUR0!H.r N;.

0 14 9xeh.1811,1 Pine. ,tais narl •n•,ssIo the old 1'oatfle, atsenIs tn 1,lesnp1, Len8on and ' iTeC 85on of Reals of,•.l•,'ed ard haimptrev, RF.A L SrATEo i the cities of NewOr9ann, Jet•rs1on and(Crroll,0n. Al, to bshe t-in•tent o

.lAI B•BANI8 & CO., p•OPRIETORS OF FAIRbank.sa' 8stles Cnd Agents of m lpfe' atent Wrou2ht al

hmUld I Fates, No. 93 Camp heet. d42817

RAIX4I0AD TUrAVIELIWG.

CommpMO~mg aattt~a Alach 5pI,P1 •4s •Lo and from t444 S, , 42 . ed, osd ly 2 4 n2744 t4.B6 uy tckets at t4 PRT1e, ennder 2 e4AtFrom the itdy : I Fmr the take:

4 m o'4clock A M2 HPO • ,,• . lo" t A. M., t0am 4 r4h4 ... .. 4k m4Tr02 . '44.4... 4 4.

2444424. 7

... % .. '. 4

6 .. .. ... I Ka 1 Y.:t 7. .2 i . .. . .. .. ..

2 .. .. 2 .. 4 . : .6 Y . 727 7 . 7 .... ..

2212.. . .. 28 '.. . 4242.

42xtr,22,7 pr.22 2 rirrp•, when 222re2 2d at nlght, hy 44t22n27

the c2 •l2 t • r, Fare 3pi t trip.

Thetoe~a Train 431 stop] ar qem nty 8tuit!n, when ct:,,ti•ex2zpt, h2wevd, on mall trha, f42,t cRt a vsyd,ay

Conda, t r msat be notipel b itiefor the to sanrts,44 (ibuh• ;caeOanal ntreotr t)ep2te.ar. yfi2e4l222-2

'ItA 22427 42.hn .424121474-

Two Paletege Trh ais:leave t ho Depo at the corner of Cell-l

opo 22d 2;a242222 4ntreets dily--the Mall .4rain at 7:30 A. M.

and the Flxr, rs Train at 7 P. 5I.Oonz •ecton8 wih ;dl the Norther-n anti Postern Roda,• anldickett sold to all the principal cities of the North, East andTime to New York three days and 44 home, Price4 24A, p22

(1,op utht r tuform~tm,, apply at the General Ticket Offke•[18 2 r strseet.Y ratl:n will bn roceired at the Compa.ny' sDe •t, foot of al.[tm•.• xtreet, cn into as 3:3A IP, M., daily (Son dya except43..Thw Compatny uot res^ponsible for lose 4y fire,

i22xur47n •42r4 to Magnoia leaves on Satrday at 4 P, M.

T. 2. WhLLIAMfl,Jyi16 ly G7era4 Snp4rint42ndnt..

and Mexlcan Otlf--MEXICAN

4'O74&d~j~~~d~~P~ LAK~E 472272274

22,7 RAILWAY.-D2epot.

soom2r of 2 oo4child:on and Champ Elyseeeo.

SUM4P1ER AR h2AN E222E2NT.

To Proctsrvlllo, ibake Borgog diotnur:E manie, ozrethrongh40 oent2 2; 'hb-re2 22d 2 !a, 4, h2lt price.

4ep4rm2 of "r, -- D2L-2A72.Y..thcity for theok t 7 .. ..................... i A. M.. at.......................... 27.

La}. City ., at ........................ A. .42................... 222272.27.

1t31c,-6 a m- rR nm. ats or 5ll bu*:'san of theo Railroad ])•-rrariment, .x 5-: cther I u•mnea ~onn.oted pfth the estate of thelate Atten7 de'r G-ordon, (rplly to

h W.G. .2. 2W7.RLL, , EP2.,7h 0 I 0 the only ancrmrn Rthoriedn to mske engaelments or signobh1'rn:ai:!n: rots toe ro=,•L

tr -mibsal; lave Canal steeel eyrr y ffteen 190_Ei

UNITED STLTES 7!AIL LMIE.

Twenty-frfor bor•' ri.e saveda aridhe riska and ,llascnnorkof s sea voyeFe garetly diminshed, by the

224 4w .7rl2•2sr,• eg l nar id -.IV. 4W.RAlmr2.TO BEWI7O1'S LAY, E

fy iha new and eplenoi ,to of STEAfi 6HIPP$, .!I built espr27ly 224r th2is trade, with 7ae2f.or 2s2torom ac2ommodatio2sfor 2 .2se2nge,:.

LEAVING TIsaEE TtMES A 1,'8811.MONDAY .......................................SEN. RUST.

T n $bbe Paes and G alle0urn.,WEDNEEDAY ................................ ORIZ&Y.

To Galveston nd Indianola.SATURDAY ................................. MATAGORD.To GhIeston a) d Indleanoo.

OARRYING THE UNITED FTATES MAI•.p-Tho ferry r mnnig to the Railroad leaves the tandlo. feet

of Toulouse stroet nearly opposite Jackson 8qu, ae, at 7: o clock1• themoing. Tlcket maybeobtnedandstarooms seuedat the Rai!road office, ,oone of St. Poser and Levee street., op-pmdto Jackson Sq sore, daily, and at the Depot before the depa -tore of the Tes trains.2722 Fre2ghts for Texas by this In, reeived every d224 R2n2days excepted, nt the above landing. Insurance by thilsne n

less than by the Rifer Line.28 t 4f 7 ENJ. F.. FLANDES. 8'.

A YIRS SAR•APAR][LLA, A A COSIPOUUD Reito edy d,.si•ged to he the maot eff•ctnia Alterative that canhem m td i 1t iir concent:rated etract of Par$rs"rnapnrllla, s0combined with o,her substanees of still greater aiterative poweras to afford an effective antidote for the dise.ses Sarsaparilla isreprated to care. It i briieved that such n remedy 1• wantedb those who suffer from strumo-u comphlnts, and tlht onewhi, b Will accomplish their enre melss prove of irmense serviceto this large eloss of our allictod fellow-eiti~etns. How eqmpltetoi this Composnd will do it hba been proved by experfmentl" m7ny ofthe w. . . . .ees can he found of the following 72..paints :Scrofn- and .%rofalons Conlpaiplut% -rnptione andl ErutiveDisermes, Uil-rs, Pimples, RloBCiess Tu'mors, Fqlt Rhieum, Scald,ead, Syphiills andl Svphfllit, Affection= N oercrl'al Disease,Drops,,, t. enlta or f;e ftloumrenx. Dleblitoy. Dyspepsin andIndigeeatn, E!y.ipclt, hose or St Anthony's F'ue, and findeedthe :holo chbe of complaits arising from Impurity of theBlood.

Thiscompound will be found a great proreotProf heahh, whentak, n in the storhg to expel tie foul hllnlomls Whilel footer in thehlood at that season of le year. iiy the tlnely expnlsfnn ofthem • -anyriu-klhudi o-ders are ,ipped in the bud 3fmnti-lodes can. hy the aid of this remedy spare thm-ehlves from thenen nce Ot fent eluption• told Ilcerons so•sr, tihough which

the sysem w ill lstrive to rid ltel]tof corrnptionl, if not aansltedto do thi tbrongh the natural cbhanels of the body hy an aheratire medicine. Cleamse oul the vitianed blood whenever yon[fnd its ilnpurit, s hrurting thrnugl tie skin in pimple- clup-lions or nines: Cleanse it when you find it is k-~tructd anal ahldgDh In t "e veins. cleanse .t helleer. it is fool, and yore fe.l-

!ngs will tell yen when. Even wharm no particular disorder isFell, t)a pto enoy bite health, and llve longer, 011 cleansing

theblo ri. Kee thelood heahhvh, attd 501 is wolf; bat o lhthis pnbulnm of life •io'(ere tad, shore ca no I ls g hea ltt.Sooner or ~laer somethior ngmast go w-rong, and the great ma-eh'neyy of life i. disr...dered o- ove.rllro2.S,:rsaparilla hag and deserves ranch rIhe reputaflon of eclnm-plishing thewo endf. But the wnrld has been eglegionly do.ceived by preparations of it, partly because the drug alone hasnot all the virtue lo[r is claimed ior it, but more becau so manypreparations, pretending to be concentrated extracts of it con-tain but little of the virtue of arsgaparilla or anythtg else.During laze years the puhllcLhave been misled by large bot-

tles, pretending to give a quart of Etracts of garsaparilla forone dollar. Most of these ,ha been irumdx upon the ck, forthey not only contain but little if auy ar apnrilla. hbut often noenralive properties whatever. Hence, itter ard painful d ,ap-pohntment h a followed the use of the various extracts of Bsrsaparilia which flood the market olrl thh name trxlfis justly depripd, and has beoome synonymous with imposition and cheat.still we call this comnound farsnaparila, and intend to supplyeach a remedy as shall rescue the name from the losd of oblo.guy which relst n )on it. Anti we think we nave gro nd for be.Ifeving it has oif ues whi.'h are irresistible b) the ordinary r,oftho dioenass it is intended to cure. In order to secure theircrmplets eradtcatton from the system, tho remedy sbonld belu-dcioniv talren according to dtrect'ons on tre bottle.Prepared by Dr 0 . AYER, Lowell, Muss. Price $1 perbetfle ; si bottles for $5. '

Aye-'s Cherry PectoralHas won for itself esch a rtnown for the cule of every varieiy

of Throat and Lung Comphdint, that it is entirely unnecessaryfor us to recount the evidence of its virtues, wherever tt hasbeen emple. ed. As it has log beeu in conhtant use lhronghontthin section, we e'd not do more thae anslre the people brequality is kept up to the best it has ever been, and that it maybe relied on to do for thei rtelef all it has e er ehen found to do.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills,For the cure of (lost veness, Jaund ce, Dysreps a, Indicesflon, Dysentery, Free Stomach, Er -ine]•s, "Ieadache, Piles,Rheumatism, brnp lon1 and Skin 1)iseases, divvr Complaint,Dropsy, Te.tmr. Tumors, and Salt R'enm, Worms, Gout, Nou[altia. as a Dinner Pill, al,d for Purifying the Blood.'T'hep are sugar-coated so that the most sensitive can take

them pleasantly, and t!he are the beat aperient In the world forall ,he purposes of a family physic.Price, 75 cents por box ; five boxes for $1.

Grean nmbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Statesmen and em-inent peraomages, have lent their Hames to certify tbe t pa alleled usel,,l sii of these remedies, but our s ace here wI no,permit the insertion of them. The Aenots below Hnamed Lurnirhgratis mor Amerielen Almanac in which they are give,; Withalso fo!i des rripto-l8 of rhe obove eomplaint, and the treatmentthat should be f .iohwed for their cure.Do not be pnt off by nllrinclpled denler with other pre-

paration they make more profit on. Demand Ayer's, nd taheno o.hers. The sick want the best aid there is ior them, andthey shtonl have it.All our remedies are for sale by JON WRIGHT & CO,Nos. '1 and 151 Chartres street Now Orleaes. and hv all Dru,-g72242222422222 ,422

LALANCE & GIWOSJEA,8.......... MAGAZINE STREET .......... 8

New Orlenn,;

-Sole Agoens of-

JAFT A CIT., Fapnce; JAPT, FERIES & ClE, Fraeo;

DOllS IASI.AM & EONS, Pliph:pd, Egl,,pd;

-Asnd Importers of-

Tinno~l and Emnncnll d Saucepansa Pieserving Ket:ILB, WeRhRa,'ins, Fryi'g Pp Ce,kp' Ipplrs, Skimmers, Flo-h

Fork., Fnrcrd I.. SlToo, . I1, 'W", Cnps, Su-galr ee".Pp, et., ate., Oe.; Ioor Loks,

Cllg'd niclhes, R:rr* Screws rr-lPg,,, H5,ok, {Yip Niils,

Coelt S--,r* etc.T.ARllr AND) PO(DNET I UTOIIRY.

Bet~ide, having a felt supnply rf good; rtlu the rlbora f.,torlcRse havo'og l releived a I.. lot of

Frcenh Bourr Stones,

,led a large assortment of-

I'1::lishpd pod JDp,mppppWarp,

Epopi, Wisp Dih 10Co-.,{lifp PE lph for Mint pSa, ote.,

to whiceh we ileiito the Rtteliiion of Iearorling anid Jnbbinlefcr

Alt- eo~i:?! hs heroibr ither for etncir or iui;por.

t ption will bes Plih l .hull e sle ndcd np15 the mooit IPHorsIHmansfi m28 lm

P3V11OLD-EST CANIDY TAN'ETIPACTUI'OTm'

OSTABLI 81 )N 106,

idley .al Co.,

MD-SRS or C)ISASIPPEPS AND EPDSPSIS SRE071FplusitslH i Hauod Rivel Rolroad Depotj

NSW r5fiK,

'IAEISTEIPGsR PLUMSI.LOZENP8SES oRs,8o.-1n ell t`.er sriarielloc madr exclnsicoly Pram t f4tlu r ind Loi

ipusr w1thout 1 lilpratoH1 pd rdrixoo i 8pletesipaone"r,_r-xof any klind.

CtlPHoeising to pnplhipp a pure 11, eie er rapaeaued to cop. : ir.a cur lleek, aod olntrct tIhon ptlht hoispoorff

tirewm~re.HP Har e of AEfi11PTF.I C sDDITS. for p l'i1ra1p,,p. .

v, zdgr, sr PrtooarirCnlinllr Cr ow u5 .- rd,1piy ' ''snd !epp. ,, e .. e C'.,p o' h J in h a P Pa. h i ald Ipi. s o

`+=4-Ord, by nn mni urcmrrcr v *rsc..:r

lt lt. Aim kIR+AlNANS. PAIRSloo hack, and a Rll Lri Iiiary AP, c;cna.

B'l rIRIGAT ENP. iLlp8HE RI\iti, 8PPpEIiPlOpILLTiEHO.-Ep,il ,orpI-p psdl g' oasraleo Enxo utl Hf~To;p1 the gossrnti s oPHanH rhter S elO po.p r -Ii.mHIP. lirsy

pp w o p i"op . pP PpsFr, opd pP looptea, nclnoisspdgplou gy. :w,-al, of pnifTsP, hoPs0 Sen llao01oylp

PaIwlP .'She lp m0 pooiploitlsp, it op IHsiHetdIO siIIPis ,,syrfnnn. I a BYFem b Ilamea t Blgorater, and lie . lbl~fuat.trrir acrd dspreurrr( mtoo use r..Wed to enrt~v.

Sol. lpo ter tp I lolsi, 4tp5ls

C oLEM7AN. BRRII'ON & WVFiIERS, COTtoo vecltr. and Ontsmioplso IloeroWt. 67 CarnSdesR E D 5 1 5i it

0SPposP wton NPIrpRopino to opoeaot, NPllflnste.W LSO* POR & ., COTTON APO'r d Oe. bdaion sftrohylU,6 C aend OTONlhrot. . e OreatR& ago it

LIVERPOOL.

OTlL LWRKPOOI-.The Al .11,r0 0(17044)14Bri44h 441141044 Peontolcou, C4141 Pdlod,fil11 oy o loogo te.+ Wednesday 1417040

131313014oeoht h o,. olla,l434 BAXTER, 0.0(714,113OA.

FOR LIIERPOOL..T(, Al t0t sailin((otld kip 21114130(4 tnow landin osd 0(1et13(110 with proop' dinar. Po Oolance of 1reight,rrp w 1. II, RAVN F R 1. oro-425 .,0n. A81R44144 k 4 13014W.POll LIVEIOAPOOIL-'1114 Al foal falling',11g ArlZ4O, (:at. 4400(n, will navy 44(111 r 1ie 4(414e port. For f01ght,

w,5 HA XTell. V T.O177,1. &C

FUR 0 1V1d42131'441)4.- Al 4t Liayd',(1414(1111 o(1,14l nt 11.lh hp 11131144130H4WS, b~aot'

fan iiga la,-,;a miiioe of her c rpn encur+d,oll i meet x hpd.11ak dinpatcb. For hal00 MAT(11 n(p;y z

(,Ea. A. MAT(I.Orton?( ((AXOOI. 1,11'1(.0111 4c.

FOILFPO IAVEILPOOL-'1311lr 14(ouI(r'iier-t . -sin" Itntis sip Gien. Wllllarra, C+:pt.

01311(11Id.i. ,pate. Po 4,14,11. of. .0 c11. 4en00ged,W. Ho bve quick dltypatc. For lnnnnlrncebf of ~.2i BAXTOR. 41VR(, 11(1.

1411OR LIVERP O I-TOon tD al ittO4111 041' 411(111: 111(( Ad-lce, (14(11 4111, ho(44

areporrtln of Irrr a ygs engaged, w11 have gn:c'd14(41. Ftr baldoce of focirlt, 4(13(13Il(11 017(1 R1N4IN 1 CO.,

Ill or to RAXT12 (, I.044.4 A (1O.

a 0nm-4147( II RLeIeh, r1nt. 4441 ( 1(, todite' 0A rrady to receive cargo, aln will bavo ha me.1411,1dispatch. For freight at 500 b1loa cotton, 41y 30to

r.P. BA /XTEN, LoT RI+ C.

aFOR LIEIPOOI..-T'h4 0pp

(441444aydi Al feat

hlOA11Um o(lo Dpaogoooo Capt. M44her(, inew oadng, adtief as at lv. For balnnco of01413 and passage, having 111 d1rp1.0ed 401omm3114(on4.

apply 0x17 J. 01. AS0Rr011(111( 314 W.

FeB10 LIVEIOPOIOL-Oto Al 4417 40t sa1111 ((11(201 ship 0110tunt004, Cap(1. (14(es, .13l114e immedia3 a disp1441 for we1 abo port. 7o

bdolos 4 1h0ight ,(0ppy todl5 BAXTER, 1.13(73, A CO.

FOR LIVJARIIPFOIL-.The 11 ve oflat e413.111 13,11(411 .110 Africa, Cap( . ', wilt have'(11(111(04 (1 4 we have P a. Far balance o(4(eight,a4(1311r 14 (1131. 1. 410114(113011CO..

x15 1r to BAXTER, LO 1, 1L 01 CO.FOIL LIVEIIRPOI)013-Te Al }1a4t 44l1(40044111 4111 Elli a O414,114(i. AloII,'der, kavtn tire granter panrt of her cargo engaged te,

use promyt diirpnkch. For freight of &10 bale. Cotten,,npp'yio

113 1402A0XT.R.1.13 ,.110.

FOOL LIVERPOOL -4(1e Al 0f1 4s41,4ogii P AE nlle Rall. BicltF, matterr hiving a part of

e"' rgni~ eug~cgad, will meet with dispatch. Fror(41o. o411o1.re 111, pPl(y to

413S. I.. 001311(113011 0EP001W.(IAIIMACK & CO'-VF.RF,

- FOIL 2.13V131303OOL-To l4 teat 044 (11(1141 144Il1nri44.413444 Ilaccy.' 1 m0st41 ,, 41now4loading, a41d will(meet4 1 veh 14.01(111 F1. r freigh1,

44 J. .1. A1033RRIDO 0 NE0PIIF.W.

FOR LIVEIRP4I)L-Thl Al 4((t 4(111ng010414ori1nn p 41404444 oneeno C11t1. 4(11eh-lee , ise~ l now loading see will have immediatea dis-

patch. F1r bal1nce of frei(1, 44ly to41 1.4AXTOB. 3,0(3.1,&11.

---- =-RAVRE110V BE.

FOL IIAVRE-'111 Al 0at 44(1(4 4ndregl'1 041ket11hip Gottecbeog, Week4, nea-

ter i now loading pod wvill have immediate dls-(11.11 43(111344 44(1pht, 11444~;p"X (01VRL44 140.

For passage, having (01peri(or accommodations for both ca4inand steer13e pns0444101, (pply to the capt(in on board, Post 51,Third Di0t141t. m23

BORDEAUX.FOIL I4RBRDEAUX-(7 Al 04st ;stun,

Am1rian ship Vi slant, 1140. Boswrt.. wllhov3e dispatch t1r 111e 4bove plo. For bal34e 41

frint pply tosill BARTER, I.OVWII, a & CO.

BR EM3EN.F1OR BREMIEN-The Al ra1nt (11(11 Boot

'ait' tiara, Ca(1t. 41 4010., haviglg a domno of 01er- rgo 4(144.1 lip ( e1 t with 13(1k din((1c3. For

remainder or frtvight, aplplyl tm [e6 RAXTFR. LOV~fJ. ,! CO.

r. R BREOOTEN .4114 Al (4s4 44,11131 13r13e(hi1 G0sc14 ,4, Capt. Probst, (s now l1ndin and

wil1meet w1411 quick dinpatc(. For .111ht, 41pply toBOXI ER, LOVE12L .1CO.

For 13(se0e, 1434ng 04(1ri4r 4rconinad41os, apply to 11113e30in nn1 h1,rd. P-1 .1. 14.lllnlh I)NOlN '

STEAMSHIPS.

To all o1 W ONODAI(A MnX 1. 41134o'rl(1k A. 1I.

shi~p Campotny- Uoited BrHier \lui Lll.-The Ru-P111r 01 (131d a1d opp.er-fn((ened 41(4134(1

'Sinnueailee. fhomnn Fortes, commxedor, wiltl leave fbr PernCruz 4s 41bo1 , 01leltl(ll(y carrying thie U.'. a1ils. Fa(frelght or parage, bavmg elegant a-nionodatians for cabinnod stacraga passcagera. nppiv to

I. C'. II:IRRTS, Minnnger, 57 (:rmp rtreat.q~dpTho Tennessee will leave New Orlexns regularly on the

1st and 15th for Vera ClUE, leaving the laItter poll on the 7thand 2UL .97l

KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS.To sail on WFDNESDAY. May 1, at 8 A. M.

NEW ORLEANS AND FLORIDAU.. S. Mail Ine - For Key Rest v1a Apalaehicola,St MarkLo ( der Keys and Tampa -y-Tbe sao-

perlor copperd I.md copper fantened steImship DIaIgnolS.J .S. Croell, eommander. w1i ail , s above carrylin the U. . Sm als. ForCreight orpassage, having superior state-room ac.ommnodalonrfor passenger. a11lv on board, ort

I. C. HARRIS, PmAger, 57 Camp St.Freight to Apalachleol, St. Mtarks and Tampa By ubdecy to lighterage at steamer's expene, but at the rik of the cosr siees.

N. B.--Freoght bills to Florida ports must be paid in fond[-enrrent in ew Orleans.

Freislht fr poris beyo&d Alpainehfealo wilt e recelved on andaftr Friday, the 6.th ihns., and far Apalchiconl on Tndnday,thel3dlb. _ .9

APALACHICOLA.

Sai on TUEDAY., April 0P, Pt8A. M.-'i.- FOR

1APALACHICOf A DIREST.-S The now and sp endid sream hlp F'lorid(. o.

o. Nehlon, commandeor 1 ill leave for lll abovenport, its above For freimbt or pna,•ae, having excelleht ac-cemmodilons, apply on board at the SPteamhip I ending, or to

JOHN A. MITCOIELL,n:8 5 Poydr is street.

FOR APAL CHICOLA-The 8nn tact sHlin ch;one. Conlmcrce. Cox, mnsu r, having thegreaterpar: el 0r clgo ugarged, will have dhpatchb.

Aor balalceof freibt.1, apply toa11 111. W. HYNSON A CO., 82 Campptret.

FOR APALAC7HICOLA, DIREOT.-The Apalnaebbola and N1w Orleans SPcam Navi-- Iastlon A, ompny'p nPw and elgaut steamship

Floridi O 0. Nol0n, commander, wll leave for the aboveport this sson as follows.. flm the Sieanmsip Landing:Lanve Ne Orleans the 4th ,14th and 26th of eacoh month at

8 A. M.Leaves Apaellhlola the 6Ph, 16th and 28th of each mouth,Fare betwesan thie following Aplacos and New Orleans :

Columh : .............................................. $18 0

FA IIPfaul ..... SH.P 17 0

Fort Ga:ines and Blllbridpe ............................ 16 00

Woodville BellvPne nrd ttahoocha ................... 15 0

From NeW Orleans to Ap0lnrhehl.o....... ...... 120Tick7ot toP hl ad of board the ship or AIny. of the Chpttahoo.

7 cha river stoamers, and at the ofloee of the Agents.J4,11N A. 1I'P1CH11LL,No. 2 PoIdrAn ,treiet, New Orleans, La.

ALBOIRT DO11E0 ,n28 6m NN. 47 Water Prlrt. Apalpbhlrol., Fig.

TENSAS AND HAYOT MAPT5O.

LonvtA on 1 , 7. t P ih . 2 n..p.A3 P. M.FtIR 'I'ENSAS AND BAYOU MACONThil nlalt libl drthl0 n plasengll r packlet steamerAndy lIulton, J. HIlrI-p, mn-ter, wli Ihve

havet l rfr (vddoua M it aelln. Decf Bld,,ocl:e.' P t 1'a1ai. a CAlWA. Cllt-ff, frI•ty nd 0 1 Ii itlirmedlitoIrlinls Son Teilrea-o 1-on lP.on an Little riv1rs. For

brlIght oa p1.1savg. apply I bIlollrd.VIKNGIIP C. D1NT51T.,

a12 Advertisllg Agent.P',lasengersandm ld hterAran rely on lhenteamer Ahdy M ehonolnl.nhI- i Ib the I ISIeh l eniI, A s I I A .I

PEOPLE'S LINE.

P •0LEFL 'S LINE-N -llR F10P .i10T0BAI0IU .Alto AND FORT AD)AMS--lTh110 101 l]Inc h and 1 " 1 .ortab 1 Pai 15i1 .enml

fieBBBC~s Age, Cat, . eihllinC leaves QueryGAl'irDA S l'ES1NINIA. at l o'eloesill iF rA m. rl *% C 5'P1511. Assnts.

R K. IIARIAR, A IIANOPAN d C)..C'M AllRIrAG. RPEPOSITORYA

CONER OF C1R()ND0L T AND (1RAYI0r:) S0RE1Ti0,

NEW ONLE~tifl

1'e0p5 eo1an10l1y Ion hand a laro aa0ortment of CAR.

R A('nS, from th1ir mnPfiicIory, Inll No-4wolrp, y, whih tho-

offer fLor sle on very re~ratable t[rsss,

EIschlslv sale of 0 nD bury Ad Van )olDOilal ud Dongrl1aPofst. IofhrviII. Nolw .e•51, LlItI'P llti(1}IAR. n21 P6m

Fl(c NOl(SIIEVE 2 IHOW`ARRD,

At 1h1ir Old trand,

Non. 1 AND 0 ST. MARY'S MARAET,Info.n their frlanis and tte :belic ,hat they continna to car1 the sCHOI 1 . BEEVBIS tIlat the \beil10ru connltrv en tarnOLh ; tbcy also 'irn]•)li:, h0 0vr, the beat VEAL, MUTTON andPORK that cP1n2: to E:Vo markel1

0 0nppi11e to orer for an1thin0 item a mnll family tohaotell or a .1d1.107 rand 10 it,; itbr1 l aover.

!do R 'msN" L Tr SIn .1-r ,i a 1 alld o tit ,b o headl I fl t

SOLEO AO5ENCOF TNHE Ol0E0RATED

Bagmr KRaetis.,frorl c•7 to 7w7 ole,, d e...... $1 2 au ilch.. .. fib to 42 i1bohe diameer...... 1 Ol an Inch.. M nder, 4: inch -3 d!,,m m ............ '} an inch

2Arn1a MohA 101 5, 601, 2ad 570, 1c1orhiAllto lss1n dpptt111. 00rs10o11.1 r 1 peroam2d.

P. P. LkVIlI.5,ABUVR1,+lammbalon fcfrchnht.

HPSD 11(). a 1~ 751.flVlsl.LL, Ancn.1on11l.11211211, 4B)1* i5;5A :ll651l~:ll ' ulmr.. :, I.

l A21 10 TI5511 I •.i1il Cf, aid 0veryth1ln r0

o11.r5 for BAil',in. 111d R1pll55r.1 (021:Pe1, 0Lpt for a1e[.,. A .. 'ra,.c '<r Cane (7rrts anrt 'rr~y,+ Ash !,inrb j"^,

Sl and Fl,,lnl nll t .t .hunNrthaiLt. ,o "rld1 T'(1d ltee

Kt,:ZLF: l, J. ., SOAH P MtN[ Ife ATUUREI. i -ranor ,•. An11rvw and I0w3n d .triets, 10.,w Orlea. ,AOrlkrlt Ilnr Pst-InlIe, Box No 1.931 wil be promptl,

fIO.G0 RI A D C mvlOf W I 1C. a P11

1 .FlIIOARII .1 t O II1W LAND l CO.. Im PORT0FRt• Wholenl. and ]eall IIrarbin DrY and rn Frnl[vlat, tr.. eta.. -PI,.rIIIupI Ad S7 FPrI'ran? lodtp. apI nr

F) AURIEIIN S. 1O., A. l). H ALIASR 1N CAN3pellnlge, Oll Cloths, etc., No, 129 (narl strot.,

ICl UEO•CYt di JAUrS•No N)TAPLE ANI- lANAI

,te (O*Ot. U Impaooe3) o., No 16WW ddCOnrm

Onaeleaneeslne eden liOt%5fp ut':

Our city is more of a milltary camp ttan a martof trade and commerce. Everything pertanivg tothe change is going on determinedly and caln~yThe most important intelligence this week Is thecontemplated interference with the West by the.B lack Republicans at Cairo, and from adviees re-ceived to-day, St. Louis is in possession of the samecohorts. There is no desire evinced to enter intotransactions of the least partial nature. The fail-ing off in the movements of produce are attributedto the almost total absence of exchange facilities.A few thousand pounds of sterling bills changinghands for the week go a very little way towardsfurnishing the needful. Every bale of cotton inmarket would have been taken but for the want ofa medium of paying for it being closed. Westernproduce has been only in moderate demand, withthe exception of pork and bacon. Corn has re-ceded to prices lower than for years past, andthough the threatened blockade at Cairo maycheck supplies, the stocks throughout the Southare large, ample for some months, by which timethe growing crops will meet all the wants of theSouth. The Northwestern States will be the great-est losers; in fact, all the traders and rierchants,with three-fourths of the banks of Illinois, Wiscon-sin and Michigan, will be in a state of bankruptcybefore the end of ninety days-will go to universalsmash, and if Missouri does not secede and drivethe Northern hirelings out of St. Louis, she will bein the same box with the other NorthwesternStates.

The general wholesale and jobbing retail tradeoffers nothing for comment this week. The warfever predominates; though there have been somesales of general merchandise, yet business is stag-nant. The season of the year has arrived, when,in the best of times, business begins to decline.The war has hastened the close this season. Thegrand boulevard, Canal, has been well crowded'every day this week, but the military movementshave formed the attraction; consequently, the re.tail and fancy trade may be deemed as over for theseason.

The time for the annual hegira of our cosmopo-lile citizens has arrived. Several cotton operatorshave closed and taken their departure. The timesare very trying for those hybrid citizens, who havetheir faces for the South and their pocket and feel-ings at the North. Some of these have becomealarmed, and have already departed for their fa-vored regions North of Mason and Dixon's line;others are preparing, and will go immediately, ifour bank directors would only help them out, thatis, discount some few thousands of their bills re-ceivable. It is not understood how these hybridr outherners will manage when they arrive amongtheir Black Republican friends. They might comeunder the rules and regulations of war.

The bank returns, as made to the Board of Cur-rency to-day, do not show any important variationthan a decrease in circulation and deposits, whichis nothing unusual at this season of the year. Asregards circulation, the decrease in this item is notso much for the week as for the correspondingweek last year. The decrease in exchange is large,but nothing more than expected.

The changes for the week are-A decrease In specie f .......................e .89,880AdIcreOseein n r ulItl o of. . ................. 33lO 105A deoer, i depositns proper of ............. 793.791A omclase In shot, t lans of .................... 72.75A dlreainc Ejchelg of............ .1190 7A decrease in distlant bames of ...r........... 1in

The varontiou i, teong and Shorte Loane, s n in-crease for the week of ... .......................$137,587

The following were the changes for the corres-ponding week last year :

A deres in sect of ...................... $1 11A decreo e n circt latiof of ..................... 82,7OAu incr-c in daposit proper o.............. 32An incre in short lo lns of .................. 10A dese ein ex,nhaugn of ............... 2,M0,•t -An acr lne Inl sln,, b mcso, ............. -I ,750The vritl .n in long hand hort allon s tfor the weekvwas i inlreas ot .................0........... 117

For the corresponding week in 1859 the varia-tions were all of a curtailing character.Condition of tho Banks on ithe int SaU.dnste of the month of

April, for the lears o e9, Ioit and , ot :April, 1859. Apct, 1itO . April, tentSpecie ................n $5,650,73t 2,1 ,7 $ 545Circulation ........... 12)rpo-its propere....... 0021,66 8l 183 Otocan 18t 8:.0ilShortlonns nn...........n 19,02,487 22t,312,76 11,8 n,53Lucale oditnnaut ,0, b1nkc9n 12as..... 1Long ant ort loins.. 2, lie6, 7t 3N50,775 2 ,483,07t

Our community has reduced its indeontedness tothe banks this season nine millions of dollars, andthough the week now closing has been markedwith some pressure, it falls lightly. The disturbedstate of the country will be overcome. The circu-lotion of our banks is one-third less than at thistime last year, and with a large surplus of coinover last year, the line of deposits is about thesame.

We have nothing to fear regarding the crisis.Onr banks mill do all they ean to sustain the mer-cantile community and the country; but as forgranting favors to parties to remit North, that willnot be entertained. Parties owing money Northcan at once inform their friends and copartniersthat there will be no more discounts for the benefitof Northern firms. The war, as it were, is to becarried into Africa. We don't regard the lastefforts of the New York capitalists to raise moneyfor the old Federal Government, procure subscrip-tions for the balance of the stock of the UnitedStates, autnorized to be issued under the act of the8th of February last, say $8,000,00t. We fiedamong the names of the committee to procure sub-scriptions the names of Stewart Brown, of thehouse of Brown Brothers & Co., Winm. B. Astor,Moses Taylor, Pelatiah Peril and Augusto Belmont.We alluded to Mr. Belmont's subscription in ourla,t of $00 towards filling out the 7th New Yorkregiment-that he was forced into it. We revokethe expression and friendly disposition towardshim. We take it all back, and place him amongthe others of the Black IRepublican canille op-posing the Sctth. Stewart Brown is one of the firmof the house of Brown Brothers & Co. This firmhas a Lranoh in this city, and another in Mobile.Mr. Brown, though appointed one of the committee,might ave declined the honor. As for MonsieaurAuguste Bfrlmont, we have no confidence whateverin hntm. We also fid the names of Bogert & Ktnee-land as sibscribers to a fund, any $200. This isanother house tihat for over thirty years done agood deal of buciness with the South. Viper like,it trkns to sting the haod that has nonrished it. Cehave e soomethig aore for George Opdyke, K. 0.S., but as he is becoming rather inoiganFioat, wemay turn him off' with only a pull of hio proboscis.We are gratified to fiad that little he Mraen &sonas re not mied np in ine nefaorioue buiaines on

attenmpting to asubjngaen the Southern atesco.Thie Exchon age market continuesrn without any

change front yeosterday. It is raopidly aplroachigbottomn. Tine bana sell cheeks on New bor, atsfrom n of discount over tile counter. Outside tilerates rentged a from tl2 down to 27 disco1nnt; thareally there is no demand. As for a time bill, thereis not a buyer of sixty days sight Ot New York tobe found in this city, eve a t 10 .•t. dis. NewYork will not be trusted on the fiags at this time.There were soune sales of sterliug to-day at C95(Oiand C7, but as for a market, there is none. Frascohave gone down to C.t5@C.Se. Oar banks coldvery little Northero exotanoge. Some not a dallar;othren are getting rid of what little they have asfnst as possible. In ten days more the balanceswill not exceed a quarter of a unlilou of dollars,and though thnere has been a good deal csid aboutseizlnre on the part of the concern at Wauhiogtoo,it was found to be a buotiaes two could carry on.Nothing doing in bank otioeks nor in bondo.

Oonditon of tne Ban aes of tm oois forthewcck endinoSaturlay, AprlI 27, 1000.

Bakof tohr t inlan......... 9n1 , .Ct l ccc2' etc •eent.elaln n otsat na]n.......t 1' 4)55. • , i) 4•,7,59 2.1,-Cattnet hn...... en cn......... oe S•7 nineo; 2.2(vJ

etUconio' tte........ .... .. 491 ee,..ntr tenonnhec n a ,,k .............. 4 i • , t tO .....Mech. and 'gradcets' toolk... 311nSt nel2tr.,.0,,.. Slt, . 5,155 0,710 Ctl.Oslentn .ty-Bank......... 1,3 01(,,

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The following teb1eloans, long diesounts',active movement in pprer

days Also the amon; of `each bank beyond ninetyd: ys,

Anamk. tans m a i• "Bssotm sIsul...s..... Zto. Desl

e rsnss' 5mLr......... 0,;,%O homoansoe k ver y too. .

kct tis eveninT.ahssmsotlt Y.tytlsk..... &F 57.1151"I;::

aren absorbed k the orAof war. The rscepot5ase os .ot..

port foot up 15 600 bele s apns1the corresnpowding wek la r

kletoahioeven ing. d Th, me gnrareabsorbed in t phemor aIonodwary . The receiptso of so oreceived the week's retrn ro

ceiptas at Charleston and Aay0tained-they are opto the• . et

Our advice. from Llve ~o dtsop to Saturday, the 13ths s t.the Aia atNewYork, The 3nsvanting features, Middling Ole1~ns.

d.,which s still along wayfr gthe prices paid in thlsmre n

days. However, tlemketof 8@e d. The imp#essnews of war isrceived on~•will advance to Sd., snd some 7

our trans Atlanti friends, spItarers, to keep quiet;, We al2 ( sof cotton this teason; thsat abjStates caleutaste to have Wasbfinthirty days; that when wegepush on towards New Yo•;•f~1Ja100,000 men in the fmel lmomeinhtsmwhip 2T00 000NorthernorstaId th eeat home minding the cottomn Hds

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a CorroT..OS .The market exhlbite4,0 stagnation on Saturday, aodtht about 000 bales. Quotations non .

Sfor Middling. a or :STATXSIIIPO5'00 tIOST~

.0eo aoot nd Lt Gnolamtor5 1M00 I lReeised sine ................. 55.154,Seeaivdyesterday ........ .. • ,

&roidy8 ado.ta........Ono~ld OO~ola. . aS

Igxoorted Siaturiiy............,... L"'A

stok on had not cleP•ad.......

Towaono.... We heard of 17 hbds. 55vate terms.

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Stdr on arnd not nlanrd

Storasn Aso Mos..sass Nothingmoment. ,

FLova....2305 bbls. sold, visz 400,psi, llots at $5 25, 000 atM 30, 7765 inlota.at $5 40, 80 Low Extra at 6, 100 (Goad Btra$6 50, and 200 Choice at $7 bbl0 h bGr iNs....The sales of Corn embraced70

viz: 1100MOixd at 4045@4o., 12t00aYsin lots at 46, 150 Yellow Mixed and 500o47,o 2000 Yellow Mixed at b8, 000 YelQu50, 1000 WhiteMixed at 2, an 00'60 05600. busheL Of Oats 4000 sacks sa'h~at 45, 700 at 47 and 2800 (sold Friday).atbushel. In Bran 1200 sacksaln twolot, ool l

S100 Sbs.HAY....1500 bales Inferior sold at $280 tO 0o.PRovIssoNs....In Pork, Meass is retalieg at $

@$21 50 5 bbl. In Green Meat 5 0ak~10 Bsold at 70. 55.

WIsary....100 bbla. Raw sold .S ldat .gl oI Rectified is retaillng at B,. C gsllonlf0

xantrorsa....A ship wan taken up forljo. and a British bark laid on for LiverpoD4Sgoing rates. Filling up for Liverpool at 0

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199 Texas Beeves and 91 Hogs. Sold S4~I and 03 Texas Beves, 60 Hogsd110Te$P

Stock on sale 16l1 Western and 10 Texia~s

32 Milch Cows, 111 Hogs, l19 heep and 5~Cattle. We quote

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