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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23
6eralo of the Gin,es.
RH0DE.I AN0ER;
NEWPORT:
NEWPORT:
Thursday Morning, Sept. %, 1871

WRoSG The date on The outside OF to-
days paper is printed wrong. II should be
Sept 23d, instead Of Sept. Goth.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23

lFDlniel Sullivan. John sullivan. Nichael
sullivan, John McAdams, Simeon Ripley ond
Jacob SeekenS, the boys from Fall River who
were caught stealing in SeekJnk, shor, time
since. plead gully Al the prcscnl term of The
Court oi Common Pleas at Taunton aud we're
sent to the House ol Correction lur hrce mont hs.
Fall River Monitor
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23

Darn Or GEs. HorPise - \ not. frnm tie
Pms,uns 10 the Telegraph Agent at R'ch.
mond states that Dfigadisr Grn.'al Hopping
drd at M,sr on tbs let inst. iisbri sad. was
broken up
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23

Arrioai cf Missionaries - Nathan Ward. NJ. ID.
and his wife, who have for the last fourteen
years been connected with the reylon mission,
arrived in this city on the 18th inst with their
children, and scn Of Mr.. r.. : Minor, e he
same m .i,u N 4 Tom td,r
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23

ur The infamous Mrs Resteli. has been
again relvased from imprisonment, having Oh
tsiucd bail IN the sutp ~ $40 900.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23

nr Hon. Richard Henry Wilde, formerly
" Georgia, died At New Orl'srs. of yellow
ieNcr, on the lOih.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23

T.r HHiam Liyod Gauisoa of Boston. we
learn from The Cleveland CO.. True Democrat.
j. in that city quite low with bilious fever
ViSilers are prohibited by his phy>itIsn from
ga ling upon him. Ills recent severe laf"r> ~
Ohio, where he has travelled extensively and
addressed crowds IN the open AIR, have prov ed
- much Tor him. u Tribune.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23

DrarB or SAMukL +. MAS-A ,ele
graphic comIpunication brings nielligcncc
of the death of Samuel \. Man. al Sarsinga,
yesterday morning. The immediate cause
ci his death was congestion of The brain,
though he had been Tor some months labor
ing under disease which gave little hope of
recovcry. Mr.. Man has f"r many years Ia.
ken sn active PSF, ~ public affair. and
though he never held office he always "ccu
yicd eorspicnuss position before The public.
P,or. Jbw. ie
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-23

assassination. We learn from the Norfolk
Herald that Mr.. Leonard White was aSsaSS.
mated at that place on the Sth inst by a Mr.. Al
fed beale, clerk oflhe steamer Curtis Peek,
running between that place and Richmond
White married BcaleS fsler, whose mother
resided IN the same house In a fit of inloXi
Gallon White had severely heaicn his wife and
mUher.in-law, whereupon Beale followed hin
into store, seized him by the collar, dragged
him out upon The pavement. when graphing
his arm around The body Of White, he drew o
bowie knife and sobb,d him in the abdomen
head and neck. he wounds proved fdial.
n A. f0u IdrY
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

=, kis Nc York fta CharisslQ~ lNrs G Thomas, Mrs
n. s. M, Vi Nichols ny sasgs and infant; Mr..
aSrmso Mr.. II Montiori 40 GIANT; Mrs CLARK
o., III Nichols Miss HAVE. Ne X Smith DR. II
U.S. WIS yr DR. r X Smith Mcssrs & Uaws A ID suraw
80 80 T.nnev q b Hunt G Hommann. J Dousnce N
IT, r; Riggs w Riggs II Riggs and II II Riggs
IS N, bris Guiana, from Nassau. ~ P--Dr Kahoe
a. nsmsy. two mates and eight seamen. late Of
~ brs -Four Brothers. wrecked on the Great Ina
fsIIa,h March; Captain Wharf and two seamen late Of
-, DIesks Of Proyincetown, wrecked on Insqus 24tl
~ a, bris Gen Wilson. from s. Morks-w PETIT.
.sl.dv Mrs Elwell and 2 children, Mrs. G Lewis
~ Dsmilly, Mrs Hull, and Mr. Wright
u IA, byiz Tyles, from ADaldchicola-Mrs Mary Dob
-. and children; Mrs Mary Kelly and children; w
s-.Slev lady and child Messrs Thos Trip. Ralph
ss.ettnshsn Master T. Bowden and in the s,eerAge
= IN, briS Afford Hammond from Rio Grande-Csp,
s,rsn late Of bark stephen Brewer, sold Mr. Biz ch OF
y me Eliza from 81. CroiI-Mrs Mary pepont, Miss
Hi. Depont Mr. Rogers, NJ Won ssco and Mr smoln
r. IA, By brig Lady Pei from NeScas,ie. eng J.
49,. Thompson. White and Allen.
n bayt I,a6sl'a, from 81 CTotr-Mr LYMAN and
Ma, c Finley.
~ - ks,k A Js,lrrn, from Cpaooa-Mr l. w seaver
Il adv. Mrs C Meeker and Mr. 7 Norris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
Removals.


CLIREHUGH, Hair Gutter and Wig Maker las re-
" moved to rs Broadway entrance by the store of Mr
81 John halter, directly opposite the City Hotel
Crehueh's removal was not Anticipated and has been
Occasoned By the agent for the premises the details Of
which will be published In few days snd Will EXHIBIT a
piece Of treschery almost without parallel my6 2vis'
DEMONAI.-FRED. LOCKWOOD, late Of sal Broad
Iewsy has reopeled The old stand 26S Pearl Of
Fulton and opposite iho u. s. Hotel, where all who have
psirOnsed his for tie lss twenty will ind Il TO
their interest 10 continue their fsyos pains will be
spared 10 give satisfaction both In the manufacture and
pairing Of watches and jewelry, silver ware, NC NC
myil "a r. LOCKWOOD.
DENIUvAI.--J G. BOOTH 4 co. have removed their
establishment from 1871 Broadway to y COTtlandsi
few doors below the Western Hotel where they would
be pleased their old customers and would take this
opportunity of saying all that furnishing the first
quality Of garments for cash onyl such prices must
meet the views Of the most economical my6 owls
ISAAC DAYTON, Attorney and Counsellor has re.
tmoved from Nassau sL TO 10 Broadway. corner OF
Msiden-ane. myll lmeod
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Drn Goods.

DRY GOODS, Cheap and De.rahe-s T. KEL-
~ LOG co having removed "a Creenri q
between Dey sni Flio sts prepared 10 serve
their Old f-nis and customers, and he prbc 10 -
and cheap Dr. Goods iheir old stock having ben mostly
disposed o. They VIII be receiving daily from suction spd
0taer sources desirable and reasonable Goods, which
will be sold a. ll- lJwesi rates.
n. 3. Our frm Tor The future viii be
uyIl W. KELLOGG LINDLET. ia Cire-nrfrl Al
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CLOTHING
Qf fS mos; FIiiignabis s,srpfio e Chap Cad Pan
Nhoesai- ard Retail
DANIEL UEVTTN


Or fx mSr Ffii5unbis fstcrtpcH te Cissp Cab Pm
Wholesale srd Retail
DANIEL DEVLIN.
- john-si n 2. corner Of Nassau.
I'HE subscriber = prepared Tor ne Spring Ard sumuer
trade win most extensive siocs u Cothng-entirey
fresh goods consisting In part q
COATs-Ofrs Sacks FrocEs and Sarsteas from slf. 2
8, g. TO 5. super black and c0.orei Dress Coss and
Frocss, -. G. i8 90 o.
PANTS-Sprirg and sumner goods OF AZ kinds Is cts
81. p 70 s. Fre1ch, Englsh snl American Cashmere
do 81 s, Z, 10 8.
NESrs-in splendid variety. : u! 2 p, 3to4
Also, complete srd altogether fresh stock Of frerch
English snd American Cloths, Casiimeres Tweeds CAsh.
meres, Crosors, Csshmere.es, Drsp Etes, Nesungs,
kc. &c.
From which Re viii make the most approved garments
order and gusrknee 80 and fnsh he has engaged
the ssilml Cutters ard will employ Zone but the best
hsrds
He pledges hrse'ft0 give good suit a. from = to
SIS as has-on fhr Ola pia1-cast - 10 s40it
Ofwheh he wilsaisfy any oue who will favor him with
call.
f5- He goes ths principle hat q il better 10 sell
So 'u worth ~ per cent than - o1 Al 81 per cent
DANIEL DENLIN, 81 John. cor Nassau.
A. lrseodDk3.W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

" Plain ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nspihs-This medicine The in
ventiOn { man who gave the subjects Of Pulmonary,
BrOnchiaand Peciors Diseases the most rgd examlns-
ton has now been before the public -four years Du-
ring thisperiod has Performed some OF the most remark
able cures on record OF Pulmonary
the and Of physicians in their practice
the approval Of thousands OF persons 10 ord
nary and colds coughs In hoarseness spiing OF
blood, &c.
Certificates OF is wonderful power have been given 10
some instances and 10 true by persons whO,
Al any time will give verbal verfcation OF their contents.
But beware OF limitations, and purchase ThompsOn's
Compound Syrup OfTar from none but advertised agents,
or ofhose above the suspicion OF dealing In commercials
II frequently used and highly recommended by some
OF The most pecabe physicians In NewYors and Phil
sielphia
Prepared only by AUGNEY & DICKSON, N. y cor Of
Fifth and Spruce ats Philsde phla Sold wholesale and
retail by WYATT KETCHUM general Agens, ls
FULTON a. and 1T Z73 Broadway. ~ 3m'it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
From The Richmond Republican, 1y.h April
A PORTABLE GRI~T MIIL-Ouf al


PORTABLE GRi-r MfLls-Ouf attention
kthaving been called % FZgeralds Patent brisI NIL
We visited hi machine shop Of Mr. II. BALDWIN yesterday,
I'D ace one OF these Mills tn operation. From an Obserya-
lion Of simplicity and convenience are salts led mat
every Virgins farmer, who has not NIL "ltnin lev
nes Of bis door. should provide himself win one OF
Fitzgerads Patents" They suited 70 almost any
power and can handled with great ese by one or Two
men The Corn Meal coming Tom he hopper OF
H. MI fn operation " Mr. Bsidsin's Agricultural Ma
chine shop. was the nd looked well
Among he many tigh testimonials in favor Of ms al
miracle fn,chine We fad me following, which gives
1or correct id-a % hose who have not seen The MI
ran any va could gve Il from The Montgomery lAs
Daily Journal. In- Editor clfhat pspef, referring 10 ne
"U &. OF great simplicity yet Of much power and
ueh DOT much larger than good sized hat grnds essi'
Ii f-om 70 bushe per hour by no application Of q
force equal D tHO horses
Tb- grading surfaces are Of French Burr arranged
9. neat hs meal during ne most rapid ard eonun
I'd notion and have ts sdysnlag. over The metallic sur
49,. hat they easily repaired or renewed II 6unted
~ us- To Ills mil has t1rre times been awarded he
.-r medal Of he American Institute. IL "a equally sfApt'
- 10 every KIDD Of grain and 10 vel worth az exsmiDa
Ion by those Interested Il sgch things or eesrag al art
els OF he kind. ,,, - .
.bova Nil a. FufOn-sL Price so. my5 SusNfTu'
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Garpetin9s.
CARPETING 155
Q00 YARDS OF BRUSSELS, ihree-Ply and STAT

I5o CARPE TING = 10
IUO,UUOc@PeIins. D'' 0''''''' W. ~ ''
10000 Yards OF on Cloth and Mating
1890 Window Shades, Rugs Mats, Table Covers and
every srtire connected with the trade, sale cheap
for cash WIN. ". GRORTY,
ale lmis rs Chshsms first door above the Theatre
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGS.
=, NTH LOUNSBERY. 4i8 PearlsL Opposite VIII
- lam daily receiving their supplies OF Carpet
iugs sc. Tor the Spring tradeamong " itch large
number Of new snd elegant patterns al The following ex
tremely low prices
Bmsses Carrelng, new patterns, los 10 rs per yard
SPY Imperial new patterns, So 10 i0s per yard.
Double and SuDeTfne lngrsin, patterns %. 10 a.
Extra hne and Ingram, new patterns So 20 -.
Common Ingram. rich br ght cOors, "a. Ia ls.
Also large assortment Of Floor OIL Cloths from TO ~
fee wide Rugs Dmggeis, Mattings. table and Piano Co
vers, aud general Of all other articles
nected with he trade extremely low. a29 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
~ April Report.-TBE Mutual BENEFIT LIE
ISsURAscE COMPANY, (Ofics II Wallst) issued during
the month Of April. lsi7,r93 new Policies, viz:

Policies Issued for first
Do. do second yesr, ending Aprl! 80. 1871 .2oll
Whole number Of Policies in two yesrs.............6I2
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President
BENJAMIN G. MILLER, Secretary.
JOsEPB L. LORD, Agent
JAMES STEWART, NJ. D. Medical Examiner al the Office
daily from TIL O'Clock. my3 lmsM&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
10 MERCHANTS aSD MASUFAcTURsRs
WIN EVERDELL x SON
M InI EuIfon-rrrerf. New York

..
rf,AEF LEAVE % call TIE sttrntO1 OF The merchants
rd 4nufartlrersgD their establishment In sdfiuoc
Il, M. branches Of Ste. and COpp-rpl Engraving 400
p,itlrr tby fIr en- every description u sbes sus5
AR drygocds hardware drugs or perfumery, el-senHy
printed IL gold or svsnety Of cOiors .
~ = A Son import their ms.eris.s ard their ma
rtaerv and presses slch a. 10 enable mem 70 st
mt every description " work win nssness and e1p-i-
iou a. i0w prices 40 o-n-s-o1
ERANCIs & LOUTREL have received Per r.,
u -snt arrivas a. extensive assortment 81 French ard
Fagi-h Stationery cnassfnZ In psrt q Ihln Letter Pc
per Porcelain Pump Inkstsnds Marble PAPER ~sigtis
krha..-T Portfolios Pensn.ves kras-rsi Dess Knives,
Pear FOLDERS. a. foksiants IN great variety, Letter
80 Noe Envelope Letter CPs Plan and Fancy Seal
- way Rel Back and Transparent Waters, Pearl Pen
800. Note S-As sieei Pens, Cod Paper Pocket "a
- MO-. bv FRANCIS a LOUTREL,
Manufacturing Slsiioners, u Maidss-isn..
southern and Western Msrchsos supplied with ls
eoual Booxs and ststorery 81 o~ prices. myll I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
miscellaneous.

HYDRAULIC PRESS AND STEAM BOILER
NOR SALE.-Eor sale, large hydraulic press and
pump, 10 first order which will be sold very low
Also, small boiler feet long and 80 inches In dis
meter with safety valves y cocks, iron furnace
front CRATES &c ali IN good order nearly For
ticu aFs inquire Of BRETT TOMAS Fishkl Landing
". 7. or u BEALE, MELECk De WITT, ITO Broad
tNY my5 2wis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

A GOLD MEDAL, BY The American Institute, Al
n their ale Fair Tor he beet Cooking Apparatus, the
on " Gold Medal awarded for that purnose Ten Years
-Cookfng Ranges Stoves Cast Iron Bathing Tubs Car
d@n Vs.es school snd Garden Cnsirs Farm-rs and Ds
rn-r Sioves with Numerous Others ~ he Subscribers
p.tent articles Tor which ~ has been awarded, within
WE'VE years. by scientific Associations. tTo gold medals
one silver cup, Twelve slsef me1as' -ha s-f7niy-nine
~ h rri-rir. q the Rsnge for which The gold medal
- ,rass j. L. EOTT. - Wsier-st
'y,,if sfist Easi Of PccE-sip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

ny Second Ward.-Ats meeting OF the Democratic
uSg Electors Of the Second Ward, held on Monday
,,ping ION inst The following Delegates were elected
n,rend the Judicial Convention a, Broadway House on
he 18th inst;
cALEBs Woodruff. ELIJAH T. PAINE,
ALEX. WELSH.
ByOrder. JOHN N. SAYRE, Chairman
erpnoy CsIITos' Secretaries. ,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11
Uar1 Aleetinas.

- Pirst Ward.-At meeting Of the WHY'S OF the
~, Ward held at the Broad.s House, Monday even.
E son inst the following gentlemen were unanimously
sssosnted Delegates TO the Convention, meet at the
so.5wsy House 18Th inst 10 nominate Judges for The
81 ~ Eew.Yofk, and also Surrogate.
'"'GFO 3. TkLMAN, GEO. a. HALSEY,
A. s. GRISWOLD.
EDMUND GRIFFIN. Chairman
T. Iomss.n' Secretaries. myil IL
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THE oHEAPEsT ANp MosT VALUABLE
NrFW ,II-sIC.L PTRIIrAT InNs.-.ElR

INI HALL, I Frsnklln-sqgar- and FIRTH, HALL 4
POND. go Broadway publish tbs week The 3elelsated
Duet from Lind CramOlnix. surg by gn1 Barls and
sig Benetet In The grove where hrst net thee, do
ouel a che rinc0nlrAil with Italian and ngsh words
trans and apied by W. {. Beames also the beau
ufn Romance sung by sig. Beleveniano " Life irst
saw In this valley (AfnbO nsu IN Cusster valie also
Roysl lr.h OIsddles." by julien. a. played by he
Swiss Bel REgrrs "Oh breathe not her name, surg by
nine = a beautiful new. cong by J. knight uylo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-11

Resolred That persons assured by this Society be a.
lowed 10 and recross the Atlantic In Royal Mail
first class Steamers, In fTd cais sailing vessels during
the months Of May June July, August, September and
October free Of EXTRA ohags and during the months OF No.
yember December January February, March audApril,
payment (prevOus 10 embaksiion) OF a0 extra pre-
MUM Of quarter per cent, (2j each S0O In
sured.) Sy order Y. Y. CAMROUX, Secretary.
fut0a
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sIcILIAN sTRAw AND LICE poNNET

SICILIAN STRAW AND LACE BONNETS.
Ss7-. THE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully In.
1vie the OF the fashionable ladies' OF this
49, city and else where 20 This aud nO.t desirable
VIZ article which made OF fibre from .eefof the FAINT
L. " Cactus aud which for beauty and utility they feel war
ranied IN saying sxces anything OF The kind ever INTRO
duced IN this city. However much the bOanesmAy speak
Tor themselves we would observe that article Tor
wear they are exceedingly light and pleasant The sun
has power change hef color and they capable Of
beng done any number Of times without injury
They may De had Al their factory, l3 Br0Omsst whole
sale and retail <. HIGGINS co. Paientees and
Manufacturers OF the Scilian Straw and Lace
Roorat. IL NJ Y.
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Books.
- q GEN. TAYLoR

n
Or TIE WAR ~ MEXICO. Coutsintre an sreo--t
~ Of the hailes q Paio Allo, Monterey Buers vs.s
kesAea de "a P.1a ne tssing 81 Vera Cruz, sc kc Win
Geners Tsyior Major Ringso.d CapIsin Nav O.. vi
Mckee Hardin Snd Henry Clay. Jr. with l1s,raion, IN
he bsilss and portrAil q Gen Tsylor.
This work wiz ~ published "a uri ~ ext ana r,i
I'd good psper. ard .od a. the iov pres Of Il. cts
The rsc- country agents, peiars and The friend. o.
General Taylor who wisn 10 circulate he worn viii be
supplied ei very iiherhl discount
81 cents.
Count OF Morton or wom.n. Revenge from The French
OF Frederic Sou.ie. Price 81 cent?
Hi SIDE 81 Border sketches. by W. H. MARVEL, On.
thsr Of Stories y Wster.oo. Pnce 81 cents.
No 2 Pictorial History q E1r.and Pree 9 CTS.
The DOwerless. or the Loaf Wis from the French q
Madam Charles Reybsui. Price = eis.
Aseuis supplied CT lie best 81 terms A publi,hers'
pncssby W. n. GRAHAM
myl0 Tribgne Buildings, NsssAa-sL
FIRST RATE NEW BOOKS.
u RECESS, STRlNGEH co. have on heir counter.
~ gst issued some n ne most ATTRACTIVE books they
Offer % a discriminating public. Among others
The Youth ~ shskspeEr-, price - cents, with hesui-
fll fror;isplece.
Taylor and hi. eeners with many original engraving.
-confsiung fall biographies Ct the military heroes ana
relations OF he events o. the present Mexican yar 10 be
found 10 no coutemporary work Price . ceas.
Summer ir the Wilderness 80 certs
The Count Of M0reon from De French 81 cents.
0moo sequel 10 "Typee,' by Melville, volajo sAeR-h
Fisher de Medina. = cents
The Sc0urge OF The Ocean, great uaucs Story. 2jcis.
ancred. by D'lsraeli > cents.
Hin Side and Borter Sketches, by Col Maxwell. SIZE.
Washington sni bis Geuersls, BY Hesdley, vol. J. 81.
IN PRESS,
l. Shakespeare ard his Friends.
2 The Secret Passion.
p Log OF a Prvaieer.msn. by Maryai.. Rev clifton.
Z. Chhsfopher Tsdpoe, with Illustrations By PHI.
s. TIE Chain Of Destiny, or Adgeuturers Of FsgabOnd.
Simon the Radical
New editions OF many of books viii be shortly an
nouncei. BURGESS. sTRlNGER kCO.
myll 2ts - Broadway. corner Ann-sl
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As UNION LINE or PACKKTs-Pssssse 70
<xxE and from Llvsrpool-The fat sailing psckst ship
-sOUTHERNER, Capt A. 8. Palmer, VIII posi
lively sail Saturday 15b hsy her dsy hsvinf
very superior for cabin, second cabin,
sns steefzg, osssenssrs tho will be taken a. low
Persons ssodng for their fepds can have them brought
ot In his ga peror packet, sailing from Liverpool about
ths Ist Juiy Fer tsrms Of passage, apply to
w 4 J. r. TAPsCOTT, General Emigration Oace,
myiI ~ Soath-st
q FOR CHARTEk-Ths A: !. Brinsh brig
80 toes, register, or 600 bauels for . ssfs
port in Ireland, Clyde Liverpool calling Corh or
myil lr IS Brosd-a
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.
RafrheIor,s Instantaneous Iiuuid Hair

W ''t'''
DYE is decidedly The beet yet offered 1t produces per
fecty and natural color without staining the skin
leaving the hair soft and elastic as The natural hair SOLD
81 tO whisker bottles 81 Copy the address as mlse0d
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Qnsuranle.

OFFICE OF THE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE
IInsuranoe Company Wall st. Mortimer Buildings
New-York, 18th March, lsi7
This Institution, incorporated In ls46-wh liberal and
perpetual charter, and duly organized according 10 law
has commenced the business Of Life Insurance the MI
us principles the net profits being divided annually
among the insured according the act OF Incorporation
The rates Of premiums conform with the usage Of Other
similar compsniesor the convenience OF parties nsuring
who would prefer TO pay the premiums by inslalments Il
s len to their option when the premium eds s25, 70
pay half In cash, and secure payment II the residue
In u months, by approved note bearing Interest NJ
per cent
The lives OF Married men msy be- Insured for the beuef
Of their wives and children, that upon the decesss
the insured the wife n living not then HE children
will receive the amount payable by The policy free and
clear Of any claim by ths creditors OF the deceased
For the greater security Of parties nsuring with hi,
company the Trustees have provided indemnity fund
policies issued by the company which IL to remain until
capital exceeding that amount shall have been realized
from The receipt OF premiums when II VIII be no longer
The following list Of the Ocers and Trustees for the
ensuing year-yiz
Nathaniel Weed, Ezra Wood, Chsuncey Ayre.,
simeon Baldwin, Joseph u Nones, Philip =. 0spin,
Dennis Perkins. Roswell Hoyt, VIM. l.. Brewer,
John A. Devenportssml X. ssiierlee. James Dmon,
Charles j. Taylor, John W Leeds, Joseph D. Warren
Alexr Hamilton, AeX'r Holly, Stephen 4. Provost
Jsmes Il. SOutier, WIN. II. Minor, Theo Davenport.
ALEXANDER ~ HOLLY, President
goHN W LEEDS .ss Assistant ant, PTs.dent
JOSEPH b. MONIES, Actuary.
BOSWELL HOYT, Secretary.
WIN. WELLS, General Agent
Dana, Woodruff 4 Leonard, Fsqs Councillors and At
torneys OF the Company ior NewYOrk.
VIM. T. Minor, ESD. Counsellor and Attorney for STAN.
ford.
Ezra Wood, Nj D. and A Cooke Hull. NJ. d. Physicians
Medical Examiners and Advisers OF the Company Tor New
York.
Chauucey Ayres, NJ D. Physician and Medical Adviser
for Stamford myll eodf
lVILLIAMsBURGH FIRE INSURANCE
w Company, Office Grand FirstsL Williams
burgh. Agency Office removed TO y WallsL NewYork,
40 0inng the former location
Ths Company continues 10 Insure against loss or
damage by Fire throughout the United States favor
able terms as any other office.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas McElrsh, Saml. "A. Clapp, Jeremiah Johnson,
Nicholas Wyckof A. c. Benedict, Francis Dubois,
William Layn. Saml. Wiets, Fred. w. Fare,
ATEan BOskerck, Washington Post, Lemuel Richards'n
j. Van BOskerck.
WASHINGTON POST, President
A. b. HODGES. Secretary. az Owls
BUFFALO INSURANCE co. BufaO-Chsriered
DIN 1890. with Capital % 500 0oO-Present Surplus
O-lnsures sganst loss damage by Fire and Inland
Nayiga aud TranspOSaou. Losses Nd 1sed and paid
by the Agent 10 New-York
Reference may be- made 10 Messrs COwing 4 Co. 10
SouIh-s and MesHs. Dsier Miller 4 Co. 1871 Ffonkst
r. II. HAYWOOD, President.
l.. sToRRs, Secretary. - -
az TuThsSlm's SO Wzll-st Eew-York.