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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04
ia Sx.ssH5 S ) ,S q EE Ef,, RAJ 4.

z.,r .ffzsE1sh on snd sI'"I NutIly ~.
81, - uau. viii ran A. ip.YNs
Sundays eNcsp~iD Morning Train for klHlTs- Cortas
sd Intermediate pses. leaves ls pier foot Of DdAnes
daily 81 VI arriving iAs same eyening Evening Ish
Tor Elrfs Coming, Jefsrson, Geneva Rochesisf Bnr.o
and ne Intermediate places, leaves Al Z " aHNni
BlrLo he next evening Fare ri Geneva, ~ - kce,
Ter AZ IS 20 Buffalo 60 IS Passengers for lbsea ~
Cayusa Lake LAKE he ~ The Cayus and nlsqn"sl
naA AZ O~ego. Passengers for Tioga and LYconay
COMMITTEES Pa take he he Corning and bloss,uIg
e az Coming Wa Train leaves Port Jeryis ~ New
York. Al d \ VI an refnfns II NJ
NEWBUkDH BRANCH
Leaves Nov ORR ef M and NJ. On Tassdsy, 80
leaves sewburgh f1r New-l orb connecting with -
rams going West, a. Chssieri Al % AN and
Freigh caves New f0Tk Tor all stations The road de
SUNDAYS eIoePtedD a; PM freighi for Rochester 3d.
alO, and a, places wesi Of Geneva vii be delivered b NJ
Auburn and hoches'er r a. Genevs.
4euf
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MARINE NAL

Bsk Llm,r,ns Townsend Iuo Jan-o d. oon g. rt,e
Harmony Nephew
sch Jsne. fnf, wans nef. Rchmoni. coal
sch Penney han., Kfrckson. rhils. coal
Sch Richard thompson. . Pbla. coal
Sch Ben Rev -. Reeve fLils. coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04
10 Gresus4ci o. corner n D-y-s'
!. u @. FISHER LATE NUKNs s. FISHERr

10 Grcsu~.chs corner II Dey-s;
J. a @. FISHER LATE NUHNs s. FISHERS
IL MANDATORY AID " AREROOM -
TrFss Pianotor,es. win reverse bridge and Ps'.ut
" j IA.-' ih- .Eolan Attachment Piano'ores
Hn"d md repai'sd ID lui-
.--PIANO-f0RTE- FOR SALE
e 70 IT,, a ,.s',ge - can a. BENNETT
se ~ hrfafrsyl hey have isrg~ ss-orfu-uf ~
hn-eN0,d Psars constsnt' on hand. every instrument
ssrrsn'ri ior W. wears " Rave he name. ~ more
han 100 persons hey vii refer Who l4Y- purchased
Pianos ~ heri al ut which have gwen universal sa.fac
7 rn' Nl'n ty f2ubt AZ exrr~.-ed - io 'aef qlav
he pa lsy vl'hfet u7f lnll -arh doubts
moved Ot Pianos e2charsed New anc SECOND aaud
Piano. o o. nT0
-PIsNO-FORTE-- Per.srls sboat raf.
- - hsslug Pianos VII rrd 70 heir sfYar.
III n age ~ ca g. Glenn Cos Manufscfo-
-~n-rai a--0r'inen ~ Mahogany sHc Ros-Voci sno-
-'usfsnv OF hand wh!ch ~ - .od fr cash 20 sp
proved paper n-,.es. sgpVlec On lhsr, iern.
ny = GLESS CO i9i Fuitons,
RG. a. ". BARNORE, wsTe-room.
n - nlRrlfsrfnry 33 bie-csrf q ri
TTu fcaar~s- osers az extensive assortsieui
srr srish w-c 'rr'ru~h sai - erc.iei.
80 Especially solicit sxanina1on from Prose-.ors.
uaa-Irs and b. ritle Us n
zlPiANOS FOR SALE AID TO HIRE
49, ~ ba-r.sF-f OPPOSITE tt- Asf0r HOu-~
"a f-1rou - - : octsv-- n rosewood snd ma
j u ] IaogsHy csse- JAS THOMPSON.
as 5nA ate I.-nsa RsndaL
GO~-ANER OyER-sHOE--AveTyA sEf
s<>ss-A M mo- o~aguf sruce ~ al and g-rf.e
anuac-sre1 ~rrf-- " foT r-tA rrad-
BY no single par - Jonn.t lnds Rlhaer
aous- CHURCH ELLIS TOAPkIN-
~ .leod = IoLnsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

4 CONTROLLERS offics sts's Of N,r Tork ~ sTEuBEN
Y tyl MI BANK, Beth. st~frn Comfy b.. ~ To-
ls c~- a,ts q III appointment Thk LkAIHER MANU
"a " hffs BANK n - CF Ne s.~nt t.e
symptom OF u ofrustss sc- foT-fl-
P'nmsui oi ne NkN YORK STATE BANK Ahasy .aeh
suf- lrs--Ap - he at ~ntf~i f-htns f-mp
-o 70 o.ns ote- 1@d Ma spq.sa,nn-s ss
--T-s'oa o. eject 81 OF gsnnary
80 A ,arl. t., .ub>f 81.
fIH wAsaISsTON HrNr Caafrs-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

CRACKERS And BISCUIT a. WHOLESALE and
retail SCHOOSNAKfR co formerly Ward
4 Schconrakrr would respectfully inform fheir friends
AMI the public tha' they continue ne taking c.r
hruc Crackers and Rscui' The Old ssld - Fin'n-s
near Greenwich - The Crscksr, ard b.s,U' mNt- bv
them vel kucNu i'r ihclr su,I 4aa-s ters fn-de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04
CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST

NNANTEp-To huv $1,000 California Gold Dg.f, for
w winch the highest rates vii be- paid. hy d WEB
STER. AIMS an n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

NOTICE her~fF .r-u that ihr "a isy 81 fehfHaf.
sppy fsessur- ot Ne You of
oudfng - hs pfsr-s hsfea'sf a-eut-- ani
the rsh NJ frUp> II as n
sclafeS thereto ~ Tie s-th " ARTHUR McCAHTER
fh- f9ln. teserpton n fh- pr-ue- referred
Al p~r- psn,s aai Tnf
n-n. TIE Ts-ith Ward Of The tiy II N-s fors boni-i
ioio-s.
s--tsr1 Bsonnnss-
It seventy s;r-- runang
oh ssafsr} ding the orfsrl - NJ al .-Tvnfy
10 af.n@ her--sr hIEfsf M fhff,
'hsp- sltA -s,t-fJ Inc 9TH
th--r~ westerly
seventh hFs tri noft
no 9TH ssa forty
q, n1rfh e@seff boundary le Of the property
Cofs~t. No .ff-r h~se su -s-tsrY s1n sd boundary
sol sf .ad se-sa s~Tenih Trsst nn-'l fe~
BAT 10 Tho ~S-~rY sis fl~ hlomls.s Flsi -
saflrrJ a1ss ssa e~.frr B1nH ga@ R1.f
s n4-ry ssi- 81 Seventy snt street ~ u b@rna
p--n-f sn ons hsA u ssssuiJ sata
p epiie sai toAn. ~ sad Vs Ss~ fofk De, $50
az ~ PHILIP } EONFSTFEf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

OFFICE FOR FROCi RING
PATENTS IN GREAT BRITAIN,
lrRANCE. BELGlTM VI, HOLLAND and AL other c0gn-
L res where fRienfs gFan'si
+ FlRSSON soho Ifof " a. 81
Inventor. snc ohcrs sed Pseuis cHuf oned
not 10 puhish 90 expos. heF ~ dna- =
ihev nm great - y losing her tile Foreign Psns
ANY tnfoguanon vii ne furnished ~ letter cf ot-TN-e
rnf
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UsToad-HoUsE NOTICE
&c

~ sore upward o. aine raou.hs. :
Crsro1 -HoCsF. De- =. ltf1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

~ nADfk o hou l1bn hs,nin Jus's- 10 fhs $40 cont
'aff- h-rshf glfslsci tn he prT-rs statute
flh0rtlr alta hu.Hts st- M ON asat
nat ~ sta hneni
bALbh4N f--.lt a ~. s6-uf
- >s'- ~ lars ts1 fnsi 's- - o iof % ni
t irt- - spp-f fchtr., safh sffarhu~lf
04ug o. 40 vrhn f-1u - publ N
7r- anf nat tv saf. Id
'i 'ff'- at f~ esir-rg an ssr Pr qert
~fan as -af- lsnngag O., hrn f1f I'd
rfpsrF 'y boz. fh'a-u li -.i Ds-s III
asf e. if,. lsss -0LONuN Oils
sa1 lt~'n An'fn>y % AlLsh = tr-otof s-i.porf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

ohhLh oi ~ acurras f-i-rss Isnastfs asrrt~t ~
~ CO. t N-s lafs nr- f-a e.f.asut - ID.
,'--s - "f'4'e sa.oftinx ssels-ta sgal-t ahsrafux
30 -tr 80 f--ai~u' dsttar- hrnt
'-st ~ s-if- I'd LILLIAN tlNuELL ~ Ps,rrs
- -'-~ a So % snt m
f b.. d-tfs spp>a d-tasrg-
sIrf g 10 p.nte. faar d.
sol fhs p - -.~ut.
80 500 80 - eY p Bon ~ % - \ property
as $40 t~sns. t Bon. fet@rl
har toft.st-a saus-Dsr-a u. - T. q
4 go 80 jobs HOPFER
go. tsFsn A'tiofusI i1s lrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

~ Farm f0R sALE-A farm Of y acTes. ss-u-
Afec q Ne hah~sy River. II zllcs fFon kNssN AID
,. ri-es Tsn taEsh~fstoua. vlfe good cweiEzg and
oabsit ns .ad euns q TIE 49, spPe crcAfds n
NJ Cssrfy a-so sxc-lrnf w,9 add sprns w.cr AMI oo
and cAnei - sIspae-sl - :. ne ssts fer1s easy
inJslrs Of A rRAssks, u h.d-n-!sne, ot JOHN sLA-
TIk Railway d. sw2sw-
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California Vessels spoken. dc.
Foreign Forts.

No, ~ ., ~ Ior q IS .bp Canton IS a IN Nfors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

lea ss.ss essoy r,.a . al persoss A.sas dam. q.
KARI DAWSON ats % ~ CsJ 81 fost $500 =, a..
A- ma .o.es>rs A@e.fs ,us~r1~, :, - "a
DsFA p~pssy No 10 80 C,y 81 x.- fos. "a ,,
- nets-- Jag q Jsss .<rt-D..>1 80 ~. d. a.
,.-urt ~ q peseno<< SO
a. Is.s.' pAvD psnAxxr. q, Aa.-~rss<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

STEEL
(AST, SHEAR, GERMAN AND BLISTER md. ~
VI RILEY CARR escl bgf MARKED ~ifh biz eorro.
fAe uAfk AID -e vorc stsnch-- and warrzafed zoo.
Tie E.ercoc q merchants and zzrgsaczreg, Z r,-rsr
i1ty -o.s<.ctee 4 avor Of Cars Steel
K s STESToS Hsr1rars ccrau...s:oa Ay-r,
u 81. 81 1,. stsnr
RENJAMlNc BRASS SPRING TRrssRs
~ 5 Beeknka-~t u usver grow veal % -. IT,, -.
o,sslre q hes; q Dc body Eo,ee rstf sl~sys rght.
Pressure srla-aied from % % be vhout hack-psd
Wtice does sreG nIuy 70 ,he spine Sx dsvs ra zen
tos 4 not perfectly ssrsfAc,rry HiOney reosrned
IeouPsoos Irzssss q rstlese 2nesa en socr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

Sge,'ai F~i-,e. mi ffa-ee. li va -
-ollfrr. y IS VA 2sEsis
H. po-Poo.d an,I - az oi Januar5. IF n
anal fH- and ma a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

HAYDEN NUDGE
COMMISSION NfRf HANr> AND
SioraZe Ag~n.s.
sFNgCiA rFFFR Ckiff0sNis
CHARLES " HAYDEN. 3 " NUDGE
keffr
Me.sT. Neyius a CO Y Res.. Bash CO. : y
Rcslr Nehck Dew .r y Y. " Clars c. Boston
or Rich 20 Ro-,ou 81 iswfint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-04

..ryHgxT cpyEr a Ega.y NICHOLAS u >rEYEN>. ar
- rrag RI - 81 sol f~ts-rf 2 W sH N--or
i---er~' = o. - JOHN @ v ilN>AN - Nhhl Il O.. -
e. a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09

Arrival ofthe Empire City, aud Geor.
gia, at New York. The Cherokee left
Chagres at the same time with about
100 passengers and near S2OO00O0.
The steamer California arrived at Pana-
ma on the 23d with two hundred aud twcn-
ty-,hree passengers, and ~, $50 900 in gold
dust.
The G 'oreia lef, a. Chagres the Empire
City, Cherokee, Alabama and Great West
ern.
All the S1rth'ra pass ,nge's took pass
age in The Alabama for New Orleans
The Georgia brings all the passengers
who had no, through tickets, with the ex-
cep,on of feS who did not get down in
time.
Passeneens report tina, gold is more plen
ty than ever, and tina, property has fallen
somewha, in price. Provisions and even
luxuries aie very ahunda It n San Fran
cisco.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
DIED.

II this towh, on Wsln'sdy, Of Lpig few r.,
Charles Sniiars, 2 |, son of Gt1rg, and AN liza
Faisneau, ag'd3 years anl 3 mlnth-.
Though thy pale bod, in death is reclining,
Thy bright spo,Iess spirit with angels IS shining,
For our Saviour 10 us an assurance has given
That of su,h As thou art is the kilg Ion Of heav.n
IL this iowa, trday afternoon, M,s. Susanna
Green, widow Of ths hate William Green, of this
town, aged 81 years.
~ this town, on Tueslay, M.s. Ann Comstock
aged S3 years.
Ol the 3lst January, Rev. Cyus Baker. OF
Portsmouth, while on his passage home from A.
sam. at which place he had been Miss mary Ior
several years.
In Providence. 2 last. Mary T.. Paine, wife OF
J. w. Paine, aged 33 years
In Providence, Tuesday 3Oth ult. Mr.. Eliza B.
Dcarth, reict of the late Golden Dcarth, Esq,
formerly of Bristol, II, J., in the Goth year Of her
age.
In Bristol, Goth inst, Mrs. Elizabeth &. Grant
wife of James Grant, and daughter Of Deacon
George VI, Colt, aged 30 years.
In Macon, Ga, on the lo;h ult., ia tie i3th
year of his age, DIR. w. l.. Fuiwood, Assistant
Surgeon in the l.. :. A. lie was attached 10
Gen. Tayor's Medical Staff
In Providence, 4th inst, Miss Jane Il. Clapp,
daughter of Mr.. Russell Capp, aged % years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
MARRIED..

In Providence, at Grace Church, 21h ut.,
by the Rev. Bishop Hcnshaw, William VI. Rod
man, Esq, and Miss Eliza \. Tompkins, all oi
Providence.
In Providence, lsr inst, by the Rev Easton
Clifford. Mr.. Daniel :. Collins and Miss Sorhro-
MIA Trask; Mr. lIeman :. Collins and Miss Mary
T.. Trask, all of Smthheld, X. |.
In Fast Greenwich, at 81. Lakes Church. lst
inst, by Rev. :. A. Crane, Nj. T.. \. Burlicw,
of Providence, and Miss Lucy T.. Tibbets, OF T..
Greenwich.
In WEXFORD at St Pa.rs Church, Goth ut.,
by Rev. Daniel IIenshaw, Nr. Edwin Montgom-
ery, of Providence, and Miss Susan W b., daughter
of Col. Thomas :. Wightman, Of Wexford
In Portersville, CT, 2sth ult., 10y Re- Mr.
Collins, Cen Ray g. Bmlingame, Of Westerly,
and Mrs Mary Ann Randall, { Por,ersyllc.
In Phiadelpha on the Goth inst, by the Rev.
J.. B. Hagany, Joseph NJ. Church, formerly Of
Providence, to Lizzie g., daughter of Samuel W.
Rush, Esq, Of Philadelphia. ,
At Waham, LIT inst, lN Rev. Thomas Hill,
WIN. n. Nye. Esq. Of Fall River, to Miss Bcn-
da Lucretia, second daughter oi Col. Peter Dun
/ lar.
\ At Andovcr, 3Oth ult.. in Christ. Church, by
the Rev. DR.. Fuller, Rev. Andrew trosswell,
Rector Of 81 Paul's Church, Brunswick, Ne, b
L Caroline Augusta, youngest daughter OF Hon SIM
1 on Grcenlcai, oi n.
II In Providence, ON the 30th ult. Mr.. George l.
II Clark aud Miss Laura jackson, both Of Provi-
II dence. .,.
II IL Providence, Both ut., Thomas Phillips, jr'
II and MARY Elizabeth Gale, both oi Providence
III In Seckonk, "a inst, by the Rev. Mr. Jamc'
II son, Mr. Thomas ". Wall and Miss Satah ~
Brown. both of North kingstown.
III In Ipswich, 2sth ult, Timothy u. Ross, Esq.
| editor and publisher Of the Ipswich tarion. am
Misc Sarah Russell. daughter of VI. Andrew hHs
sll. all ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
WORCESTER, Mass.

hph's NM "H's'
''iIlS Company commenced operations in May,
L 1917, and has received 80 liberal Il patronage,
that il has obtained permanent charartcr for plu-
dent management, not surpassed ly any COMPANY
IN the commonwealth, taking SO gleai variety
of safe risks
The Dircrtor5 'tsc' Justified in recommending
this Institution ~ the favorable consideration oi
the public, licdging themselves that every oholt
shall hc made on their part, 10 contnur hs pros
pcrity, and furnish such Il security against lo's iy
fire, as shrli remove all anxiety on the part Of
those insured
They have AN Agent for the State Of Rhode L.
hand, who is thoroughly acquainted with The rrin-
ciplcs Of Insurance They also employ a General
Agent, whose duty it is To examine and inquire
into the nature Of the risks taken, and when there
is any defect in the building or caicessncss on the
part Of the Insured To report Ihe same 10 the Boad
Of Directors.
They effect Insurance ON all inds Of buildings,
eXccpt those of an extra hazardous character
Also, upon Neat Stock, Hay and Grain, House
hold Furnitnrc, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Lii
hraric7 and Merchandise generally, and also upon
all kinds of Manufactured Articles ind stock IN
+ the process of Manufacture, excepting Stock IN
Cotton, WOODEN and Paper Mills, ~ property alike
hazardous, Tor amy term of time not exceeding five
| years.
Their Rates Of Premium established upon a
lasis sufficiently guarded to avoid all Assessments.
| The Dividends have averaged 80 per cent on all
/ Policies that have expired IN this Company, and
it is believed that still larger dividends will he
made in future.
EDWARD IiEMENWAY, President
/ OLIVER iARRISGToN, Secretary.
Office, No. Erinlcy Hall, opposite the Aneri' an
Temperance House.
i JOHN ADAMS, sole Agent for the State Of
Rhode Island is prepared to effect Inurance at his
Offices, No. - WEsrMiNsrER STREET, Prov'-
\ dcnce. and UNITED STATS MOTEL, Newport.
II - Persons wishing to effect Insurance, are re-
II specially requested to ca'l aud examine the basis
on which this Institution is based, and avail them
II selves Of lis benefits
H \. B.--Mr. Adams will be ut lis OhIce in New
port, Thc@iay and "Wednesday of each week.
II Mar2O d&M3ln
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
sf9 ftlarinc Intelligence. ttsss
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
W lsI)NES

WEDNESDAY N,,I
p,;n N.,,h ,n,or;o, rnS,ar M.chi"s "H H.,
yarL
So JI,,b;,cor R,iloy Ne,,lnry,o,, fish,
c,nross E,rhnsh Nc,,lnr,no,i Gsb;na.
John, Parker, Glouc ester, Baltim. re Pearl,
Stockman, Newburyport fishing; Hume Oar
linz, Prov. Smithtown; Joshua Bates, Gammons,
Cohassct, fishing; Minerva, Giyren, Fall River,
Phila; Statesman, Weeks, Newbrryport, fishing;
Sarah Jane, Godfrey, Ncwburyport Fishing Gem,
Coffin, Newburypori for do; Dart Phillips, Med
ford Taunton; Henry Lee, Smith, Richmond; IL.
W Godfrey, Godfrey, Phil; lantic, B,ightman,
Notfolk Gentle, Low, Ncwbmypor Fishing;
Harvest Home, Newman, from do for do; Liya-
no, Low, Gloucester NYork; Texan, +. J.. r..
McCua, Eastport Nlurk Sarah, Parsons, Port
land, Fredericksburg; John G. Wright, Johnston,
Providence Virginia; Jane, Hall Pallas, Ba-
bridge, E1homaston Nlolk.
Sloops Ann Is. Holmes, DAVIS, +. River, Aba
ny; Joseph {; Grggs, t'ay'tt, Wareham' Alba
ny Helen, Ellis, Ne" BEDFORD ~ York
THURSDAY May2.
Birg john Bach, Melville, Nlatanzas, Sayan-
nah.
Schr IIopcton, Luce, Chnrlcston Prov; Ncstra
Tomley Pawtuckct, Phih; Empire State,
Marble, Somerset, y. York; Commodore, Rich
mond, Prov, Albany; Blossom, Collins, Somerset,
r. York Clara Janc,-, Dennis, Fishing; Eu-
pirates, Buse, llyannis do Celeste. Bald in, i.
kvCr, Inli-
Soop Ann Il. Holmes, Davis, Prov, \. York
Arti,t. -, Somerset, y. York ". ii. Bunn
Ray, Prov, Hartford; Henry CastoG Heath, y.
York Smack Amazon Gciman, Prov, Fishing
FRIDAY, Nav 3.
Schrs Tipcr Frazer, NrAburypo,t, fishing;
Harriet, Baxter, Hyannis, n. York Northern
Belle, Fitzgerald, Nantucket. y Ymk; McNico,
Vanaman, + River. rhila; john Nanloyc Saw
an Boston, New York, independence, Slmgis,
Bamstable, Saybrook: Lcyant Wilhor. llyannis,
fishing; Elizabeth. liowcs. Provincctown, New
York; Bellom. Crowcll, proyincetown, y York !;
Sarah Young. Robins. Cohasset, fishing; Flurl-
] Ia. Edrilgc, Dennis, do; Lake, wilson, Dennis,
/ do; koh, Chase. Dennis do: Meridian, Paine,
| proyucelpwn, y York; Naukcua. truwrll. Iiy-
ann.. n York; Erie. Churchill Ncwbur> port,
\ York. pcrinc, Handy. Boston, Albany EN-
tract, Wing, Nantucket, Connecticut River.
S,TI-pD,y .i,v
( Schrs Lucy Blake, llawcs. East Thoma.ton,
Richmond; Columbia, Kelly, BOSTON rhila, Eli
/ linda IIowcs ployincetown, \ York j. =.
Bent. Mcars, Clrrrylcid, do, Tangent, plumcr
Addison, do; OrisoE. Robins. Cohasset ishing /;
I Ricnsi, Weaver. do, do; Amazon, Crowcll, Il,-
annis. do; Laura {, Eliza, Colby, Rockpor, y.
\ York; Tiger, Blackwell, New Bedford, Phila
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
TIE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CoNcoRp, \. II.

lONtbRb, ~. H.
fIN!lS Company was chartered in Juac, 'sio'
i and went into operation ~ oc'ober following
since which il has ssued 36ih Policies, covering
h, Insurance more tian two and half millions oi
property. The whole amount Of proper,. now at
r.sk is a2,i51 coo. S.
The aggregate Capital oi ,hc Company amounts
To 's25O.GOO.
ln accordance with the provisions oi their 'har-
ter. III" Directors have divided the property at
risk into the following Four CLAssEs--cach De-
ing liable Cor its own losses.
TIE FARMERS CLASS, which ,nsures iur
sx wears. is composed entirely of Farmers prop
ertv. on which they have now insured Siso.ooo
VILLAGE CLASS, innres safe property VI
Towns and Villages. such MS Dwelling House,
their contents, out buildings, &c, for six years
The amount now nj risk IN this class Is sr605,OoJ
MERCANTILE CLASS, insurcs for the.
years, and is constituted of Stores. Mcrchandl2c,
Public House, Churches, Printing Offices, &c
Tho amount Of property now at risk N this class
s &15600O
MANUFACTURERS' CLASS. This Glass
is composcd oC mos: kinds Of hazardous proTrit, ,
with the exception of steam rishs-in which ia.
amount insured is S6lO,OOO.
The Company have, tius Tar h"en Fe,y ioHu-
nate, the uholc aggregate of lo,st' IA L. 'hrcc
frst classes combine d, docs moi anou.t 20 $1,000
since the Company went into OPERAS ~. They
nrc now and lave been tur several npi tia past ,
issuing nt the rate of 5000 polcics per au iun.-
; Their capital is consequently rrpidly increasing,
and the Directors with confidence commend th~
+ Company to the public, rs medium oi Insurance
lpnndcd upon the rosl equitable principles aio
7 promising the most lavurab.c results.
Jho above report was n, g the first OF Jamar,
since which time, LARGE number Of Polic'e. have
\ brcn Issued.
|, D7RECTORS-J 4 Potter. Asa Fowler,
/. \. :. Clrnflrr L. =. Trcadwell, \. Baker, John
,;nse. X B.. Baker. Zenas Clement. A. Bean, "
W. Sapborn. Groige Potter, Cyrus Barton, As
McFmlaad. u. +. Page.
J. A. POTTER, Prer,der
n J. T.. IANG, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS, Agent Ofice II the C'ute'
S,atos Ikt,i, Newport. and 32 Mestninsicr 'utot
L Providence.
/. N.B. Mr. Adams VIII be ~ his Office IN Nev
po,t. 7Ve'doy and "Wednesday ~ each vcct
\ Mario d&w3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
TO no rs T. h T. T. y T. II S
LANGLEY & BENNETT

Would most respectfully request those who are
about purchasinr furniture of ANY description, 10
,all ut their Ware Rooms, No. 10, Franklin ST.,
and examine their s,ocx aud prices. Om present
assortment consists Of French Sofas, Dvans, OF
tnmans. Centre and Pier Tables. Also, Tepovs or
Vase Tables Whatno;s, Mnble-top, do; rueau.
ofNahosany aud Black Walnut, French Bedstcnds,
Cottage, do. spring seat Mahogany Chairs. large
arm. do. Mahogany Rocking, do. new styIc.---
Also. y very large lot of common and low Priced
Furniture from the best manufactures. such as
Bureaus, Beds,rads Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Wooden Ware and kitchen Furnishing Goods If
NIL kinds necessary for those about commencing
housekeeping Don't forget the place, No. 10
Franklin street.
Nh Ready made Cofiins constantly on hand,
or made TO order at short notice.
July 10, Il. LANGLEY BENNETT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
DIR. CORBET'S HIGHLY
CONCENTRATED SYRUP OF SARSAPA
RIIIk

Itisn undcniabc fact that no medicine ever
brought beor the public has proved so beneficial
in cases Of diseased Blood, LAYER Obstruction,
Scroulous faint, Consumptiyr Habit, and all
cutancous affections, ~ that of DR. Corbet's -
The distinguished Prof. Hayes says;---'it ought
to have preference, as the formula eXhibits the
union of some of the best of our native medic nal
roots and plants with substances Of the highest
reputc as remedial agents, and does not include
any Natalie CompouEd.
But read what Druggists say, whose well known
characters give full assurity to its virtues.
"The Compound Concentrated Syrup of Sar.a-
pariIa made by the United Society of Canterbury,
is prepared with great care and TIE increasing de-
lnand for il is positive proof of its good effects. IL
is now prescribed by most of the Physicians IN
Boston and elsewhere, which is the best evidence
that they give il preference over any other pre-
Iaration of Sarsaparilla offered to the public
"Snce its introduction, its reputation has been
constantly increasing, and It's popularity extending
in every direction, being recommended by most
distinguished physicians.
Ienshaw, Ward & Co., J. kidder, Carter Viii
son, Ashell Boydcn, BosToN
J. c. Aver, LOWELL; 4. 6. Tucker, MAN
CHESTER, y. H.. :. l.. Greeley, GILMANroS,
n. H. Allison & Gault, CoScoRD, \. H. Il
II. Carleton & Co., LOWELL.
EDWARD BRINLEY s CO., Sole Proprc-
tors. No. 3 and 4, South side of Faneuil Hall
Boston. For sale in Newport, by
ian 3 L. u HAZARD.