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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
DAGUERREOTYpE.
PORTRAITS

LIEU IhO-MAENETI PURIKAIIS.
EyY the application of the above mysterious agent De-
ID guereotype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind SINGLE sFCOHD-cetchng the precise
expression instantly and fixing indeby upon the silver
plate To Those who wish to retain in their families good
L1KgEzssRs Of relations or friends can do 50 at moderate
price Rooms, of Canal and Charres stsEltrance
No 8 Chartres street. (my3 1y1 w. II. HUTCHlNGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks the liberal patron
y. bestowed him since he GIst had the honor OF
FIVE years ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from New ork and he awarded the
First Premium. Nospecmens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice
the inducements Of instruction the
beautiful art. Genuine Voigander Cameras 30 per cent.
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
Plates at % per dozen Scoys No for % 2guarantied
90 80; NewYork Cameras al &IS.
EZ- Orders from the country promptly attended TO-.
t. Entrance No. CAMP street. mill IF
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- TAKE NOTICE.
f'HE which has attended the undersigned dis
l. pensing his many VALUABLE PREPARATIONS
the Unted States and Mexico and from The
slant demand for them, has induced him take office
where he may be found at all times and his Medicines lie
procured Having had the advantage of studying with ore
OF the abet Physicians and being also graduate of the
College OF Pharmacy Philadelphia, would beg leave call
The attention OF those afflicted with the following diseases
Rheumatism in its most aggravated cases. cured in from
three to seven days Dysentey Darrhea etc. relieved in
few hours All diseases arising from the abuse of Mercury
and of delicate nature eradicaed in few days or no
charge. Office, No So Baronne street fourth door aboye
Common. [d20 3ml DR.. VIM. IL NICE.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
M6O1Ch4 SCtAAs1G
TNVAJITARI,E DISCONERY-NO PAY REQUfRl

80 SYST9iMH60v sTREtET a. o;
L UsTIL CURE is EFrEorEp-Pnvate Diseases cured in
few days by physician without mercury OF
N Dr. MGLLEN e ca the attention of those afflicted with
tisement in another column The treatment adopted by
him that which has the appoys Of The most IN
sal has proved be ond doubt that permanent care
1 tine Of Of be
duced by certain solitary practice etc etc. can now pc
whose nteseice skill and experience can be relied
Since Dr. Mullen opened in THIS city all the many cases
One remarkable case Of structure 80 years been cured
spectabity known to the citizens Of New Oreans)
hand, and (by his pemission) be referred to- Dr.
His Treatment Of gonohGa and gleet the most perfect
discovered. It the shortest safest and suest The
patient takes copava cubebs turpentne other
Doses but obtained in one 9. swcdays without
pam inconvenience change OF diet G No pay unless
a cure is effected within the time named.
lMPoTEEcy;-Young men or Others who, by sexual ex.
o the resulting from an
indulgence OF the passions. such as premature lmpo-
o Mullen with
honorable confidence ne oers them perfect cure The
sa e. 's MIX \ fI
,E success Which has attended this Medicine renders it
Il imperative duty Tue pIOpIotuis
EHGH L
date efficacy in the violent and obstinate Of Dys
EMERY Damhga etc. and giving immediate relief to the
patient. The may be said of their
RAsAG G5AfSGSD complaints
HEALTH BITTERS-n papers,
VEGETABLE PILLS
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
EYE LOTION.
and AH ss ?sisss' e iii ERNEF''
a sovereign remedy.
An of the above may be found at WELD Il CO. IS Depot
of Cheap Literature No 70 CGmp street a5H
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Artists Tools, of all kinds;
Bookbinder's Brushes;
Badger Hair blenders do;
- Tools, round
Brick Lining Brushes !;
Backing Brushes for Curriers',
Bath Water Brushes
Billiard Table do,
Bottle do;
Camel-hair Varnish Brushes
Tools, round;
Clamp Brushes
Cloth do:
Copying do, all kinds
Camel.hair Pencils;
Dorsum Flesh Brushes
Flat Varnish do, all kinds
bargaining do, do;
Crumb or Table Brushes ;
Pitcher, or Marking Brushes,
all kinds
French Sash Tools, all sizes !;
FEATHER busters, do;
Furniture Brushes, do;
Crate do;
Graining do, square TOP
and fog;
Gilders' Tips Brushes
Hat Brushes, all sizes and
kinds:
Hearth Brushes;
Hair do, a great variety;
Horse do, common, fine,
and extra fine;
jewelers. Brushes, all kinds !;
Lye Brushes. for Printers
Marking Brushes, flat and
round;
J. HI
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I Oval Varnish Brushes, of all
sizes;
Paint Brushes, ground, of all
sizes
Painters busters
Plate Brushes, for Silzer;
Paste do, for Curriers'
Printers Proof Brushes +;
Paint Scrubbers ;
Portrait Brushes, round and
fiat;
Portrait Sable;
Poonah or Oriental Brushes !;
Sash Tools
Sweeping Brushes, all sizes;
Shaving do, all kinds
busting Brushes;
Stair Carpet do;
Ship Lining do.
Stock Brushes, all kinds;
Scrubbing do, do;
Stencil or Branding do;
Securing Brushes for tanners !;
Stopping do. for matters ;
Soft Hatters' Brushes
Square Penetrators do;
Shoe Brushes. common and
fancy;
Tooth Brushes !;
TaiiOs' do;
Tar Brushes, short and long
handles
White-wash Brushes, all kinds
and qualities;
Watch do. do. do;
Window do. do. do;
Wheel do. DO. do;
IMasons' do. do. do.
JFTY 4 CO., 10 Camp st.
u. A ID STU LyS
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MARRIAGE IN JEsT.-On the trip up of the Pike
No. 7, Capt Mcclellan, on Monday last, there as
quite pleasant company of ladies and gentlemen
in the ladies' cabin. At an early hour in the even
ing il was suggested by one of the company, in
order to create a lively feeling, that there should
be marriage gotten up buxom lass volunteered
as bride and young chap was soon found who
agreed to act as bridegroom The ceremony was
performed by a siaid minister-like looking man,
and at the conclusion the chambermaid Of the boat
happened in, and so much did it seem in earnest
that she took it as such and soon had bridal room
prepared. When the lady wished to retire she was
shown to the bridal chamber" and it was not
until then that the accommodating femme de chambre
was undeceived. We can add one thing more
when the parties who carried on the joke left the
beat they had resolved upon the consummation of
the marriage in earnest, and it was accordingly
done yesterday morning, with the proper witnesses
and all the appliances to boot. Cincinnati En-
qlirer, of The 25M.
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EDUCATION,
Evening Glasses for the
Spanish, French 4 English Languages

DROFESSOR VARGAS, native of Andeusia, Spain,
viii open an ERssaping Cas- on February Isl a No
a hose TnE aca bs FRNH f ASs
Without fn9gzng any particular Petod
with ordinary application viii be able three months
,ead translate and speak the Spanish Language haeEty
nd h aiO aoe arfa ne Will h OF If ne
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, including BOOKKEEPING
TERMS MODERATE. Hours from to 9p.M. Jazz en-
MIR. and Mrs. Harby's Classical, English,
French and Spanish School
N5W 6N ~ Ss fscsbon 81 f faps 0 Bos:
received at any stage Of education End thoroughly pre-
Mr. II HARDY has had twenty three Years Experience as
Teacher and feels assured that he fulfil the reasonable
desires Of those parents and guardians who entrust chill
limited number Of Boarders will be received in the family.
MIS- II. will supennend the Female Department, and use
her exertons to insure polish of manners and gentene
OF disposition
The Fench and Spanish will be taught by experienced
TERMS:
f Pnp from % sap Mon
We do with pleasure recommend Mr.. and Ms HARBY'S
ACADEMY to the CONFIDENCE and patronage Of the public.
Isaac Johnson Governor of the State OF Louisiana.
Charles Gayare, Secreta y of State
Geefse Eastls Chief Justice Supreme COurt '''i'A
4. NJ Buchanan, jrdge DISTRICT Court
Geo. Y. Bright Justice of the Peace
NJ M. Cohen Admir-
A d. Crossman. Mayor of the City.
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No. !.
Joshua Baldwin, - No.
p Seulepeau, - NO.3.
jas I'm GEO. w. HARDY, Naiades ST.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG AADIEs
CARoNDELET STREET NEAR ST. JOSEPH STREET.
ESTABLiSHED in 1912 under the superintendent Of
II the Misses ALLISON from London lin this Instu-
ton conducted the best plans of European Instruction.
the of study is thorough and systematic vague
theories superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
reored to- of the various departments of science
literature
The French Language under the superintendent of a
French gentleman of high literary attachments other Ian
guages and the accomplishments taught by
tiers of equal eminence in their professions.
Drawing every style is taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for many yeas Of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
G Terms may be known application to the residence
Of 1.-THE Misses ALLISON. Carondeiet st. MS ly
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CHINA-Dference bet0een The British and Amer'-
cou Consuls-A letter from Macao, to the North
American says:
There is the foundation of a disturbance between
ms and the English at the port of Shanghai
Recently our newly appointed consul hoised an
American flag on staff in front Of the Consulate.
The British Consul, who seemed to be very unpop-
ular among his countrymen, ordered our flag to be
hauled down. OF course, the order was dlsre-
garded. He then made protest against the display
Of the American flag, on the ground that the soil
had been ceded by the Chinese to the English, and
therefore no flag but the British had right to fly
there But the interpreters say that the characters
used by the Chinese in their treaty with the Eng
fish, means generally Europeans and foreigners.
The Consulate belongs to Americans, was built by
,hem and the land was rented from Chinese own
ers. and the ground rent is paid to Chinese and not
to Englishmen. "Our flag is there and there
will remain, in spite of the protest of the Consul
and of his reference of the matter to the British
Colonial Government at Hong Kong. understand
that the French legation in China manifest good
deal Of interest in the matter, and Will probably
hoist French flag at Shanghai.
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COMPREHENSIVE

COPARTNERSHIP.
nN the Goth Of September 1s48 the undersigned assoca
~ TED with hum in the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS, Mr.. LEWIS A. MIDDLETON late of Mobile
The business OF the will in future be conducted un
de he firm and style of SPENCER MIDDLETON
aS Ii. SPENCER,
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ROOKS--STATIONERY.
A NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS

NEW ARRIV AL Of Do y AZ
BY THE SULTAN
yr,ALEs AND POEMS BY LORD BYRON with illustrative
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Chretie DeR0vlle. Translated by f e. SsI9nsr nm
A NEW AND ELEGANT EDITION OF BYRON's CHILDE
GRIsWoLD's FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA the best COM
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Also the following Readable books,
WESTERN CLEARINGs; by Mrs c. NJ. Kirkland.
LE sT on TIE ENGLISH COMIC WRITERS; by VIM.
TALES FROM THE GERMAN OF HEINRICH ZsCHoKKE;
MEMOIRS OF FATHER RGPA during 10 years life in China
REMiNisCENcEs OF s. T. CoLERlDGE and R. soUTHEy;
wANDERiNGS OF A PILGRIM IN THE SHADOW OF
MONT BLANC; BY DR.. George Cheever.
THE JUNGFRAU ALP; by Rev. DIR. Cheever
ia27 lt2dp&n DAVID WOODRUFF g. CO.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & ARTS
TI,HIs WORK published by Messrs. B; 3. Slliman.
i New Haven, Conn may be found at WELD ~ CO.'S;
No. 72 GIMP Street. the Agents. who now prepared
to receive subscriptions for it.
THE WING REVIEW.-Ths present number of this
work richly worth the subscription price, for nothing but
the engravings it will conain-among Others there to be
two large size steel plates of GEN z. TAYLOR and MIL
We are also Agents for BLACKWOOD'S MAGA-
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TO THE LADIES.
1T is A FACT that many in the Millinery and Fancy
Dry Good Business who have costly and heavy
peDes taking advantage of the present depression
trade and hubug the people by sending forth the cry of
2" Chesp Goods J"
.... b r w A e.. go.
WHO Pays for the Large WiHd0Ws, Costly Fixtures,
and HI Rents If the Millinery Stores d0wn toun
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~
THlS COMPANY completed its third year the lst day
of May last, at which time the surplus amounted to
$542 00 3d. showing business unparalleled 4
the history of Life Insurance
Dividends Of profits are decla annually upon all life
policies, which have settled premiums the
profits draw interest the per per and
can be made available once he extent Of thirds OF
their amount where the party has paid his premiums full
Premiums payable annually, but may be paid semi
annually. quarterly, and parties taking life policies may
if they prefer give their individual for one half the
annual premium, which they will be required to pays
per cent Interest
Statement of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Gem
paay, Men York. May l. 1848
This Cor rany has issued, since April 18th. 1915,
10 this date, (thTee years, ).......... 55N Policies.
Policies cancelled and expired .............. Sl9
Amount Of pemum on the above. s6s7 AS 81
Received for interest. 2fN6 AZ
Total .,....7 ls 732 o.
Losses and expenses paid, amounting 1767A 46
Net proceeds ..................s 542 OlO S
The recipients of the amount paid forlosses are
as follows, viz:
vFiqoWs ....'..,,..,......... %
Husbands ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Shitiieii'' ...'.'........'..i02
he surplus OF the Company, this day, s s542 OlO 50
ROBERT L. PATTERSON. President.
BENJAMIN c. MILLER, Secretary,
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a. Il. COCHRAN & CO..

IT ICHUUPIIUULAS Street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
N poners of FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.. have for sale
RAISINS-300 packages, wholes, halves and quarters
CITRONS-250 boxes flesh Genoa.
PRtNES-En jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes No l.
PECANS-20o bags aud barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets.
NUTMEGS-5O0 Id No l.
BRANDY CHERRIES; MUSCAT WINE-3OO cases.
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y, j. Caldwell L. Co ,
FlGS-30O0 drums, extra superior.
PEPPER. PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-4OO bags
MACkEREL-An invoice, assorted
ALMONDS-3O0 trails and bags, soft shell.
WlNEszPort, various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
200 cases old Spanish.
FILBERTS. BRAZIL NUTS-and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts
BuTTER-2O kegs superior ST. Louis
dis 3m Agency OF the celebrated American Powder Co.
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I he surplus OF the COmpany this day S542 O10 s.
r. BERT L. PATTERSON. President.
BENJAMIN C. MILLER, Secretary.

child has nsurable interest the life of parent. So
single woman dependent her brother for her support
and education, has sufficient interest his life ente
her to insure it. So husbands sometimes insure the lives
their wives and by recent statute New York. it j
made lawful for any married woman by herself and he
in the of third person. with his assent,
her husband for definite period or for the of his
natural e and in of her surviving her husband the
of the insurance becoming due shall be payable
to- and for her free from the claims of the represen
tatives of the husband. any of his creditors And
Of the death of the wife before her husband the of
the insurance may be made payable after her DEATH to her
hidren or their guardian for their use.
creditor may the life of his debtor to the exepo
mis- debt indemnity against the loss OF the debt.
IT, For Prospectus and all papers necessary to effect In
surance and all information the plan of operations ap
plyt II. G. HEARTT,
10 Banks Arcade, New Orleans.
XAIEyTSR MoTT Medical Bosd Of Con
b. STILLE, VI. d. No. 8 North St. opposite Lafayette
Square, Medical Examiner New Orleans
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November, 1643.
n AL. RENEEIT LIE INSITR ANEE

Total New POlcles. .......,.................. AIS
Surplus of the Company November l, 184S $3.50 OOO
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ. C.. MILLER Secretary iala
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HARD WARE ........ HARDY WARE.
J. II. ELLIS d CO., 104 Poydras Street
Nk7E have hand and mean always TO be supplied with
Wv full assortment of every description of ~
BUlLDEkS' HARDWARE, sucb Cut and cs-cA
"a Wron ght Nails and Spikes, Hooks and Hinges ~ II
~ and Pates Butt Hinges and Screws KNOB W
GA Locks and Latches Window Puleys and Sash
r Fasteners. Ako-Carpeners' and Coopers Tools
such Squares Planes, saws Bowels, Chsels Anger and
Bits, Rules Gauges, Hammers and Hand Axes Hachets,
Spirit and Plumb Levels, ETC., etc.
...ALso...
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNlTURE-Hol.
low Ware Castings, Sad Irons Taiors' Irons Japanned
Tin and Enameled Ware Table and Pocket Cutlery
II We shall receive, as formerly, most Of the leading
articles in this branch sell the Manufactures ac.
count and shall be able to supply all purchasers their
lowest prices. n23 6m
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DENTISTRY, &c.

MUSIC AND SINGING.
a FEHRMANN, Professor of Music and Singing. corner
". of Apo-L and Clio streets in the Drug WA
in giving lessons. at moderate price, theSyy
PIAN0FORTE and in SINGING, on the best principles
of teaching the same.
N R.-Best of references given NO 3m
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- - - So REWARD.
/ OST. Monday evening the 22d inst BAY
- HORSE, about l41z hands high, blaze face Gs
hind feet white. Had on when lost, an Amer can
Saddle, curb-bt Bride. and Martingale with one
OF the rings ivory and the other brass. The aboye--
reward will be paid on delivery of the same to
THOS G. MACKEY, IS Commerce st.
Jaz4 u Up Stairs.
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NEW FEED-STORE
nRDERS FOR HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, Pc.
~ TATOES. ETC., promptly attended to-
E, CHAPMAN. 50 TchoupitouIas street.
Refer ence-J Il R. GEppEs riaIs emil near Povdr.s
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S0 NESTS TUBS 30 bbls. SPIRITS TIJRPENTJNF
~ iron hoops. for sale by " A1' if> L
JaSl LATHROP, KNOX & CO., II Poydras IT.
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ton, ''by persons not residents and citi-
zens thereof" To strike out Cd sec and
insert the following: "That our Senators
be instructed and our representatives be
requested TO use their influence in favor
of and and to vote for the passage Of a
law abolishing slavery in the District of
Columbia
The opponents Of the amendments vo-
ted to second the previous question OF
those who voted aye 43 were democrats
and II wings; and those who voted no
- were wings aud l2 democrats.
The new governor Of Indiana Is re-
specially informed. that the members Of
the legislature can dispense with his oPin-
ions touching what they shall not do Mr.,
Gov. Wright is not right on this question
The people ought. thro' their representa-
tives, to express themselves on question
Of such great national concernment; and
more. they ought to give unequvocal in
structions to their Senators in Congress
to 90 for the abolition Of slavery and the
slave trade in the District OF Columbia.
and against the extension of slavery into
any OF the territories Of the L. States.
have visited several Of the benevolent
institutions Of the State since my last, but
must. for the want of space, omit to say
any thing about them now. -. n.
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A MEXICAN OILrHE GREATEST

A MEXICAN OlL-THE GREATEST
IA REMEDY OF NATURE-proeured frvm
yell in kenfscky, 1855 feet beloao ike eortks svr.
face This Oil vii! b- found vastly superior to
Harlem. British, or any other formerly popular
Oils. Its curative properties for tho following
ailme nts are truly wonderful:
lndammstory rheuniatism-- whoopipR cough
---phthisic- cods-- spzsms-- letter.
erysipelas---- Observation-Disclosures
sore throat---liver eomplsint--- inf ANIMATION Of
the kidneys---pains in the breast, side and back
---dseases Of the ---piIes---heart burn---
diseases of the hip joint--infan,ed sore eyes---
sprains-- -strainsburns- scslds-- bruises
ulcers fever sores, &c. &c.
Its orn incl its are its hest recomme ndation, a.
testify.
Caution In order to be sure of obtaining the
genuine, purchase only Of the General Agent,
Dr. Edgar Thorn, Dublin. Wayne co... Ind, or
through sub-agents appointed by him for its sale;
al directions in pamphlet form. containing the
names and address Of the Proprietors. apd Cen
erai Agent for the State Of I0dis M, ~ follows:
D. HAIL e. Co, PROPRIETOR, Kentucky
DoCroR EDGAR THoRS, General Agent for the
State of Indiana, Dublin, Wayne county, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
AGENrs:-Jesse Meek, DR.. Howelis. Richmond;
Townsend, Lewis 4 Co, Siisers L. Bragg
Cambridge; Jacob Sewers, Corma ntown; Dr.:
]. P. Ball, CentreviIie; J. s. Starr, Nevpovt.
J. Baienger, Williamsburg; Lock e. Milis.
Economy; L. Lesh, Frankti w. o. Armept
Dalton; Vaughan & Duhadsway. H.gers.own,
G. d. Kern, Milton.
April IL, l649- l1:9m
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IN So h A u e. Il .


psasay, of HARTFORD. CoN>rcricrT, con
iinue to issue Policies the most favorable
te rms, at their Agency in Richmond, Indiana,
on Dwellings, Stores. Hotels, Warehouses, Mills,
Manu- fac tories. Barns, etc. etc. etc Also, on
Household Furniture, and Goods, Wares and
Merchandise contained OF stored therein, against
loss or damage by FIRE. Also, on Dry Goods,
Groce ries. Manu- aciured Goods, Produce, louise
hold Furniture, Live Stock. and every other de-
scripton Of Merchandise or personal Property,
shipped to be shipped per good steam boat or
boats, to and from points OH the estern whttr rs
or between Eastern cities via Lakes, or other
inland route and any towns in the Western
country, against the hazards Of INLAND IRANs-
FORMATION. Also, upon shipments OF Goods,
Wares and Merchandise, per good vessel or yes
sells, between New Orleans and Eastern ports
between New Orleans and other Gulf ports
between all American ports and English or t"-
ropean ports, or to any maritime port whatsoever
in tn. Atlantic waters, against the PER'Is OF
THE SEAS, at the lowest rates Of premium charg-
et by other responsible companies For full
information to rates, adjustment Of losses, C,
apply to the unde rsigned, who is authorized to
issue Fire aud Marine Policies. without delay
ELIJAH COFFIN. Aren't
Protection Insurance Company
Richmond, 18th RIO, lS49. 52:3w