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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-20
D o WESTTC POP RS
U, $. Mail steamship Company.

Z, $. Mail steamship Company,
sEa7szzs FOR NEW YORK AND HAVANA
ssSfIk9lA The new and splendid steamship Pa CiFIC
SsahSHlS jarvis, conmander, will leave on THURS
pa lhe 6l 81 November, at 0clock A. M punctuaIly
and NEW YORK. " +A
- RATES OF PAssAGR:
To New York; State Room Beth, Saoop., s75 90
Standee Bstth, Forward Saloon ..... TO 90
Steetage Beith with bed and separate
hlets % 90
o Ii HNana-StaiG-rOom Rerh Saloon. ...,,,,.., 80 OJ
Sletrcse Berth ......,,....,.,....... I5 90
Spanish Consul. 0 ~ ''o
9G \ o passage is considered secured until PahI for
line. ''''1 '"'l " '''
S Passengers for New York will he transferred at Havana
70 the splendid steamship Georgia, and thus have an oppnrn
nifty Of seeing that beautiful ely.
For freight rassagC appIV nj the nfrr nC the
s. Mail Steamship Company. 80 Magazne street.
JAMES. Il. JENNINGS, Agent.
GS Special notice is given TO shippers by this line hat the
company have prepared form OF bill of ading adantei to
ne business OF their steamships, which will be furnished to
sPPefI on application at the Companys office, aud with
nch ihey are requested to provide themselves, other
Ofn VIII he signed by the agents Of the company Abs of
adIng must be signed before the sailing of the vessel MS
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"a &c We would respectfully inform our friend, <eS
Es and customers that have store No Sr{eA
- l5Z Camp street opposite the lower OF 80
ayee square AZ exceedingly low the express purp5ss
ing cur goods than they bought elsewhere
N he eiy We receiving and opening heaut1l a1fent
o ladies Misses six, Velvet Straw. Tuscan Aiboni 8onsts
IN ic al! hinds that together with
H osGs nthc9! Flower, Plues, Embroidery descrr
hons: Ibrgad Merlin Lace, Caps. Gloves. etc. etc.
IL Orders for the making Of Dresses CIoaks and sanfr bv
establishments. " '
H. bonne cleaned in superior cents each
o3I 6m ~ I. l. sTII MAN
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

PNIFATE DANCING ACADEMY.
M ADAME LEISE respectfully informs heads
W of families and her former pupils and friends of La
layete ana NeworeanG that she Will Private
lGsience on Josephine betR eeu
eliS and Live OAK Streets Lafayette, the 2Un -Sflk
w w inst Her manner OF teaching this graceful 4j
SalEC accompaniment Is too well known by the
bounded success which has marked her course Nl1tIS
= oi instruction during the past three years, 30 FT
require further comment Madame l.. would
ing their children Instruction that she in IN
the fashionable schools Newureans She will receive niy
limited nunbcr that she enabled conduct he Classes
with the greatest regard silence, decorum their advancement
Ne masters over eight Of will he received,
tS- Days Of Tuition will be MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at O'Clock, p. NJ, Commencing on the both INST
Pareus invited with children; otherwise the
Glass Will he strictly private. formed lhe bes oceIy
Terms:
Subscribers tor three months. eI5 m
DO. one month " 80 "'''' ''Sag ~ SS
ES Lessons given al private residences, nj
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GEORGE SHERLOCK'S EsrABLIsHED
- EMIGRATION, REMITTANCE, AND INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE llO POy dras street, New Or.eGna OIL. Passage
a. 10 ami from Great Britain and ircland, 81
SS8 ria LiCCTPya The subscriber begs leave s3sE
nsa4@1to inform his friends and the public that he
continues his business Of issuing Drafts and bringing ont
passengers, from Liverpool to this city, good ships and on
reasonable terms Apply 10
GEORGE sHERLuCE, 10 Poydras street,
between Camp and ST. Charles SIS
INTELLIGENCE DEPARTEEET:
E Gardeners and IIdb0ers supplied those reguir
ing tEnm and families also urn he'd with roOd hOrnuph
Ser ants. Cooks, etc. etc. Apply 10
GEORGE SHERLOCK, 40 P1yiras street.
NJ Gmos between Camp and St Charles sta.
A LGlERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
IA STOREThe undersigned is grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed and the wants Of his customers
has enlarged his stock and store and hopes with these facilities
To- merit their continuance lie prepared to fill all Plantation
ship, Steamboat and Family orders in the Grocery and
snip Chdndery line at prices, and a the shortest notice
lie Keeps constantly hand extensive Fresh
GToceIIcs Paints and OIL Pitch and Turpenne Oakum and
Coat Tar, etc. Corlage of all kinds, and general
Of Hardware, CroCker aud Tin Ware, and Sheield's War
ranted Tools for carpenters and Cauker' use.
no 3B' THOMAS HUGHES
.s.. PttIisEISA HDEN AND FIBI.D sEiEDS. -,
SSt Raised for u. GAY, and selling at his Newts{Ss
IL Seed Store. CCus5mln street, New Buildings ON 80
ss-.7-lhe Levee) ~ TREES. SHRuBBERY AND
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-20

Z FIGH sCHO0L-At the corner of Race and Constance
Ii streets, by Rev'd ALEXANDER CAMPHELI
RATES PER MONTH:
9TH Classin Spelling, Reading, Primary Arithmetic and
m G&teogTaphy 90
4h lass IN any OF the preceding, with Arithmetic and
., Geography 90
2G 90 Chass GUS ., :, with French. Z 20
- lass with Latin or Greek. 8 90
RoSk, keeping, 90
NJ me CIases exercised n fenmanshp, Composition and
beciam5uOn weekly by a the Pupils sufficiently anced
w hVenHg Classes %l be eommenCedo on the first Mon.
Wy ~ LNONetlpeE-pef NiOhth 50. O2l limos
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ST; IOGis HOTEL DANCING ACADEMY
annognce 70 the Ladies and Gentlemen Parents and
boadlng Schools, that she has taken the Saloons of
The ST. Louis Hotel Tor her academy this winter sAseEJA
she hopes ior the continual patronage of her scholars
OF ias Wnter and all Others who wish TO on her academy
Madl Julie Vincent will give Chdren's Soirees every TWO
weeks and ball every two weeks for the Senior Glasses
VII be taught at her academy, but al that Is new and
lead the orchestra with new music " s0e "
IERMs-SE Dollars for Twelve Lessons in classes at her
Acadeny nyate Lessons of four eight al houses Eight
Dollar each. ' " e =" t"'' Oie
Made Vincent will be Gouad at her academy Mt all hours
OF her class aysTusdays, Thursdays and Snturday-fonT
CLOCK or Ladies TIL SKI at eight O'Clock for Gentlemen till
Der. ~ 7 ~ ~ VI os AZ,
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.VeaU Book Store.

Np' oo street.
ES JOHN BALL, Agent, receiving and opening the
above store large and valuable Stock Law, Medical The
cal, School, Standard and Miscellaneous Books
ALSO the largest and superior Of Stationery
ever brought to this city, consisting part Of
English French and American Cap and Letter Papers, Note Papers
and Envelopes to match
Sealing Wax. Fancy Seals, Counting House and Fancy Ink Stands
Quilts, Steel PENS Ink and article usually sept by Sta
His stock Of pier Machee Goods very large and elegant
Consisting
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Albums, Stands, Work Boxes Jewel
Gases, ETC., ETC..
superior CT Gold Silver Tortoise She'll Morocco Fancy
Porte Mounaie5 Gold Pens, te.
E- His stock large and complete Goods new ami
having been selected by Mr. g. this Fall II,
respectfully solicit call friends and the public
guug that he will Goods at yary low nrces 80
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NE " GOODSs
h FuBL most respectfully informed that received
~ ls lst arrivals iron tie Northern Cities France choice
selection oi French Fancy Goods Millinery to the exau1f
OF which we respectfully invite the iii concerned
D. F. WAYMOUTEi, II Chlrres street.
ES Orders for the making Dresses Cloaks and Manffz
promptly executed by superior ariste, "a "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-20

~ The Books Subscription the Stock Company are
now open at its Office, No 81 Camp The following the
proposed Charter und the Prospectus to be signed:
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ElGN PORTS.
Il FOR ERA CRg z PoSitirely This H6ek--
SLS The schooner BONITA, having nearly all her car
go engaged, will leave as above. For Oaance of
5eEnt or Passage hayng pnsupaTad accommOdaons
py 10 ihe captain on boar a the Picayune Tier First N
aity, ort [nlSl BARELLI & co 81 Common ST.
a. FOR SALE, FREIGHT on CHARTER
SsgE The Bark ROMAN, being now unOaded, can be
tulIy Inspected by any one desirous of purchasing,
or WI take freight for the North or Or Europe.
sla Apply 10 BARELLI & co. 81 COmman st.
fiji FOR FREIGHT on CfAHTER-Au a No.
SsAslsA schooner carrying 100 bills wOud take freight
For which, apply TO
an29 BARELLI Il co. I'll Common at.
x5ShS ShssEL NANEED-One OF about $50 tons, with
A Eood accommodations take pa5se gers and freight
iyH W. DEWEY. sSCravier st.
LIZ FOR FREIGHT on Cah6EHR-A line
sSS& Goppered brig, about two hundred tons burthen,
my9 ]. w ANDREWS III 90 81 Tommapi al al "
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49, RAISED for f. ID. GAY, and selling at his NewtF3
u Seed Store. Crussmln street (New Buildings on -.
E1@!he Leyee) ~ TREES. SHRuBBERY AND
LANTS n2j In
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
DIR. CORBET'S HIGHLY
CONCENTRATE SYRUP OF SARSAPA-
RIIIN

Itisa undeniabe fact that no medicine ever
brought before the public, has proved so beneficial
in cases of diseased Blood, Liver Obstruction,
Scroulous Taint, Consumptive llab {, and all
cutancous affections, rs that of DR. Corbet's -
The distinguished Prof. Hayes says:---''It ought
10 have preference, as the formula exhibits the
Union of some of the best of our native medic nal
roots aud plants with substances of the highest
rcpute as remedial agents, aud does not include
any Metallic Compound.
But read what Druggists ~, whose well known
characters give full assurity TO its virtues
"Thc Compound Concentrated Syrup Of Sarsa-
parilla, made by the United Society OF Canterbury,
is prepared with great care, and the increasing de-
and for is positive proof of its good effects. 1t
is now prescribed by most of the Physicians in
Boston and elsewhere, which is the best evidence
that they give it preference over any other pre-
paration Of Sarsaparila offered To the public.
" Since its introduction, its reputation has been
constantly increasing, and its popularity extending
in every direction, being recommended by most
distinguished physicians.
IIenshaw, Ward s Co., j. Kidder, Carter & Will
son, Ashell Boyden, BosToS.
J. G. Aver, LOWELL; A. G. Tucker, MAN
CHESTER, n. H.; :. l.. Greeley, GILMANToS,
n. H.; Allison & Gault, CoSCoRD, n. H.; G..
II. Carleton & Co., LOWELL.
EDWARD BRINLEY s. CO., Sole Propric-
tors, No. 3 and 4, South side of Faneuil Hall,
Boston. For sale in Newport, by
ian 3. X. r. HAZARD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
DIED.

In this town, on the Sth, Mrs. Mary, relict Of
the late Col. William McRea, in the 6Sih year OF
her age.
In this town, on Thursday last, Capt. Varnum
Barber, aged about 10 years.
In this town, ON Monday morning last, Charles
G. Tiley, son Of the late Deacon George Tiley,
in the Both year of his age.
AT Lahaina, Dec. IS, al the hospital, of con-
sumption, Mr.. Albert :. Harding, belonging to
Newport, X. but had been resident of La
haina for two years
In Little Compton on Monday last, suddenly, Of
lung fever, Miss Amanda daughter of Mr. Cook
Francis, aged % years.
In Fairhaven, 2ith ult., Amy Booth, formerly
of MiddIeborough, aged II.
In Freetown, 4th inst, Kezah Simmons, in the
Sith year Of her age
In Nantucket, Mary, wife of Mr., Joseph Sy-
vester aged 43 years
At Fort Mack mac, at the station of her son,
Major Larned, after very short illness Mrs. Lu-
cinda NJ. Larned, wife of the late John s. Larncd,
Esq, of Providence.
In Warren, 9Th inst, Eugenia, daughter of
Doct. Otis Bullock, aged years, month and l6
days.
In Bristol, 9th inst, Ann Frances, wife of Capt.
Benjamin Manchester, and daughter of the late
Arnold II. Bush, aged 25 years.
In Providence, on the llth, George II. Bush,
Esq, son OF the late Thomas Bush, Esq, of this
town, in the AID year of his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

There is Il hymn n one of the New
England Puritan collections, commen-
cling Purge me with hyssop, make
me clcan," which was given out on Sum
day morning. The clerk set the hymn
to the wrong tune, which he did not dis
cover until he had twice or thrice en-
deavored TO execute the first sentence,
"Purge me with hyssop, etc" AT
length, out Of all patience, an old maid
who led the treble, whlned out.
Hadn't you better take some other
ydrb, Nr. B--!"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

In Smith6eld, Oath inst, J. o. Whitney, NJ. ID.
of Central Falls, to Miss Elizabeth B Miller Of
Smithield.
In Assonst, on the 10Th uil., Capt. james A.
Miller, Of Bristol, to Miss Bathsheba ;. IIaiha-
way, of Assonet.
In Fort Smelling, Minnesota Territory, 18th
ult., Breyet Major Samuel Woods, u. :. A.,
commanding at that post, and Chvonia, daughter
ct the late Mai. William Is. Barney, OF Baltimore.
la PawtucNet, 9Th inst, by Rev. &. Damon,
Mr.. James n. Wickson To Miss Caroline G.. Gram
dali, both Of Smithded. Also--Mr Samuel ID.
Fales of Auleboro' to Miss Louisa A. Clarke of
Cumberland.
At Lynne, n. H., sth inst, by Hon. Judge
Churchill, n. ID. Sawin. Esq. Of Cambridge, 10
Louise, only daughter Of Niles s. Avery, Esq, Of
Lynne.
In Prov 'dencr, Slh inst, by the Rev. WIN. H.
Odenhem Rector of 81. Peters Church, Cha,
+. Dodge, of Dodgeve, Mass, and Mary r.,
daughter Of William L. Carter, Esq, of Phila.
delphia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
Nrw YoRK. Sunday Evening

Judge Richardson, President Of the Court
Of Appeals Of South Carolina, died a, Char
lesion on Wednesday.
Several American vessels. were about
leaving New Orleans, Sd inst, in ballast,
for Liverpool, in consequence of the de-
preciated condition Of frelgh's.
Baltimore Howard Stree, Flour & s n IS
l-S.
Steamboat Sun run ashore on Wcdncs-
day last, near Norfolk, and was totally
lost. She formerly belonged to Baltimore.
The vote for calling Convention TO re-
form the Constitution of Maryland, is very
large throughout the State, in favor of the
measure.
Rev. Thomas SewalI, Consul at St. Jago
de Cuba. whose Exequa,ur was refused by
the Spanish authorities, has returned to
Baltimore, health recovered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
AN ACT
APPOINTING JUDGE OF PRoBArs ron THE

AN All
APPOINTING JUDGE OF PRoBArs ron THE
Town ~ New PORT.
II is enacted By the General Assembly as
Jolops
SECT. l. That n shall and may be law
ful for the Electors Of The Town Of New
port who are. or may hereafter be, qualified
TO vote ia the election of general officers,
az the annual town meeting for the rlec-
lion OF town officers, 10 elect one Of their
number Judge Of Probate, in whom, when
duly engaged, shall De vested the same and
sole jurisdiction in all probate matters as
's M" "--rclsed by the Town Council of
said Town, sitting as a Court Of Probate
SECT. 2. SAID Judge Of Probate shall
proceed and finish all or any unfinished
business that may be pending before said
Town Council as Court Of Probate
lie shall hold term of said Court for the
transaction Of busne on Monday, Of ev-
cry week, with power to adjourn the same
fsom time TO lime, and to punish contempts
by fine and Imprisonment.
SECT. 3. Until otherwise provided by
vote Of the said Electors of said town, the
Town Clerk for the time being shall be a.
80 Clerk Of The Court Of Probate and in
case of his death or otLer disability, said
Judge shall and may appoint a Clerk pro
tempore, who, unless duly elected, shall
serve as such only until The next annual
election of Town officers.
SECT. A. In all cases In which the Judge
Of Probate shall be party directly inter
ested in the matter before said Court, the
duties Of said Judge sha be performed by
the person then holding the office of Pres-
dent Of the Town Council of said Town,
who shall therein be judge Of Probate ca
e6icio.
Sec. S. l, shall and may be lawful for
said Judge so to alter the forms OF Bonds,
process and proceedings, as to adapt the
same to the constitution, style and jursdc-
ton Of the Court. The process issuing
from said Court, to have the same valldi-
ty and extent, and be served and executed
BY the same officers as are the processes Of
other Courts Of Probate or of Record -
Provided, however, that the same may be
also served by the Town Sergeant or any
Of the constabl,s of said town.
SECT. g. Until other and further provis-
ion shall therefor be made by said Town,
the same fees and perquistes shall be al
lowed and paid to said Judge and Clerk as
are and have been heretofore allowed and
paid in said Town, in similar cases IN the
Court of Probate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
GLOVE AFFAIH.-In Baltimore on

GLOVE AFrAII.-In Baltimore on
Saturday, respectable lady entered a
store to purchase par of gloves
While there, the storekeeper charged
her with having stolen a pair. She
emptied her pockets to convince him
that he was in error but he refused
TO be convinced. After leaving the
store she informed her husband of the
occurrence. He, with friend, called
on the storekceper, who in reply to a
question whether the lady had stolen Il
pair of gloves from him, said she had.
With that the gentleman Jumped into
him and handled him without gloves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
ID AM Il l. l. & T. o.,
BOSTON
X /. NJ d V 4 |.

RE VALE
NE woild respectfully inform our Customers
w and the Public, that we have removed fiom
onr old stand, to No. 2i9 WAsHINGToN STREET,
(between tie Marlboro Hotel and Winter st.)
Having now one of the Largest Stores in the
City, We shall bc enabled to show "A more extern
sive stock of RICH SILKS, LONG & SQUARE
SHAWIS, and DRESS GOODS, than ", have
ever before offered. We have now received
large part of Spring and Summr Go,ds, but
shall continue To receive New Goods ppon the
arrival of every French and English Steamer
throughout the season.
We shall continue to keep every article wanted
in families, ,---Linens, Quilts, Blankets, Cottons,
Famcls, ,--- HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLEs,--- and
Mourning Goods.
As we lmpors part of our Stock, and are always
ready to take advantage Of the New York Auc-
tons, when Goods sacrificed we feel sure that
we can always offer our Goods at as Low Prices
as can be obtained elsewhere UNDER ANY CIR
CUMsTANCEs.
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM will still be
strictly adhered to, many years experience sat
isies that it is tie tarest, and therefore the
most satisfactory to purchasers.
We hope, by constant personal attention TO our
business, To merit the patronage We have So long
received at our Old Stand
DANIEL s. CO.,
Importers, Jobbers aud Retailers,
No. 249 WAsHINGToS STREET, BosTos
Mag 3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING
AT WlIOLESA ALE.

AT WHOLESALE.
WHITING & KEIlOE, Nos. 10 and ~ Ann
w street, Boston, have newly manufactured for
the Spring sales of 1850, the largest and most ex-
tcnsive stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered for sale in Boston. Having rclin-
quishcd the retail branch of our business, our at
cnton is devoted exclusively to the wants of Ira
ders, and Merchants may depend upon finding with
us "A better supply of well manufactured Goods,
than M other Houses. Our Stock includes articles
adapted To the wants of the New England. South
crn and Western trade.
The extent of our business enables us to offer all
Goods at the lowest market value and TO extend
the usual terms of credit. We have in Store
5000 Cloth Frock and Dress Coats.
5000 Tweed 4" % "
10000 Pairs Fancy Buckskn Pants.
10000 80 linen
5000 Linen Sacks
BOYS CLoTHING, in great variety. Iailors
Trimmings, aud Piece Goods, and "A full assert
mcnt of English, French and German fancy silk
IIandkcrchicis, fancy silk Cravats and Scaris, blk
Italian IIdkfs., Suspendcrs, Gloves, and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Agents for " Bcnnm's" Troy Shirt Manuiac-
tory,
A full and complete Catalogue Of our Stock may
be had by addressing us by mail.
J. j. WHIrING,
VI. KEHOE, Jr.,
NarI9 dGw:Im &. w. GALLOUPE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
WORCESTER, Mass.

| 'VliIS Company commenced operations in May,
! l. 1917, and has received so liberal patronage,
that II has obtained "A permanent character for piu-
| dent management, not surpassed By any Company
IN the Commonwealth, taking so grea, variety
of safe risks.
1 The Directors feel justified in recommending
/ this Institution Ia the favorable consideration Of
the public, pedging themselves that every effort
shall he made ON their part, TO continue its pros
pcrity, and furnish such security against loss by
fire, as shall remove all anxiety on the part of
those insured.
They have an Agent for the State Of Rhode Is
land, who is thoroughly acquainted with the prin-
cplcs Of Insurance. They also employ General
Agent, whose duty IL is To examine and inquire
into the nature oi The risks taken, aud when there
is any defect in the building or carclessness on the
part of the Insured, To report the to the Board
Of Directors.
They effect Insurance on all Kinds Of Buildings,
except those of an extra hazardous character.
Also, upon Neat Stock, Hay and Grain, House
hold Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Lii
braries and Merchandise generally, and also upon
all kinds of Manufactured Articles and Stock in
the process Of Manufacture, excepting Stock in
Cotton, WOODEN and Paper Mills, or property alike
hazardous, for any term of time not exceeding five
Years
Their Rates of Premium established upon
basis sufficiently guarded To avoid all Assessments.
The Dividends have averaged 50 per cent all
Policies that have expired in this Company, and
it is believed that still larger dividends will be
made in future.
EDWARD HEMENWAY, President.
OLIVER HARRISGTos, Secretary.
Office, No. Brnlcy Hall, opposite the Ameri, an
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, Sole Agent for the State of
Rhode Island, is prepared to effect lnurance at his
Offices, No. 30 WESTMINSTER STREET, Provi-
dcnce, and UNITED STATS HOTEL, Newport.
- Persons wishing To effect Insurance. are re-
spectiuly requested to call and examine the basis
ON which this Institution is based, and avail them
selves of its benefits.
N. B.-Mr. Adams will be at his Office in New
port Tuesday and Wednesday Of each week.
Mario d&w3m