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LIVERY STABLES.

YNHE Subscriber, having purchased all the stock &c
i of the late Firm Of Nixon and Cooke takes occas
ion to inform his friends and the public generally that he
will continue to carry the business, in all its branch
es at the stand and that efforts expense
will be spared his part to accommodate the travelling
community. Conveyances, with good horses and care.
full drivers will be furnished at all times and at short
tce and in fact every convenience for travelling in the
way Of horses carriages, bugsies &c. will be supplied
on the best terms by the undersigned
The subscriber also expects to keep constantly on
hand good Horses for sale and persons wishing to put
out their Horses by the week, OF month, year. will
have them well attended to, at moderate prices His
Stables Wilmington Street. just to the East Of
Market Square
Thankful for the very liberal encouragement which
has been extended to the late Firm, the undersigned
pledges himself to merit, by his exertions, continu
anoe Of public patronage and favor.
Raleieh Dec lst, I649. - 7S7-f
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Wurrent0m Female Seminary.
NHE Exercises of this Institution closed for the pres
/ ent year with a Public Examination, held ON the
3Oth and Slst ultmo, and will be resumed on Tuesday,
the 18th of January. The Principal is assisted in the
various duties of the School by the most able Teachers
Terms as follows, per session of i've months:
Board, $4,000 Music, $4,000
English Tuition 1880 Use of Instrument 800
French, 1000 Drawing & Painting 1000
Useful and ornamental needle work free of CHARGE No
extra charges will be made.
Circulars containing more minute information can
obtained on application to the Principal.
DANIEL TURNER.
Warrenton. N. C.. Nov IL. l049. 705-H.
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Wilmington aud Raleigh Rail Road
BOMlls. IS = = =
SDU. Road Boaas sadoassa sss f.''ss $. e.
state will BE- ready to be disposed Of on the Isl January
1850 Those who wish to Te-invest will have the pref
erence If application be made in time. S. S -
CHARLES L. HINTON,
s Public Treasurer
Ice %otn, 1919. IN 79l-St.
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Notice

Notice -
hereby given to the next of KIM to the heirs at law
of the Estate Of Lowell Harrison, decd late OF Wake
County, to come forward with their claims if any in
said Estate, by the third Monday in February nextt
being the time for holding the Court Of Pleas and Quar-
pay over to the proper claimants their dstbuvc shares
in said Estate. 80
MICHAEL THOMPSON, Ad,n'y.
Dec. 20, lS49. 79l-td.
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FEMALE sfA ieaI ISsTlflyfE.

NfM AHM N1ASO4yAN AAS = 8 = = = SD
S s,s &. So s Ssrsst.
1R xEH n n 81
REV B. II BI1xas Pnnsiip .ss sa - : s.
Mr.: WlL1TAM C. Dout, A. N. 4 A..;.t.nt,.
Mn. LucY M. PErEnsiLIA, 5es
Ms Kxnx,W. PsrxliILrA, Prof. Of Music. :. ~. {.
Afiss Ml4TaA s.. Dous, Principal Of Prep. Del.
The Arst sesdion bt 1885, win begin on Monday me
9TH Jannary.
rxRMs.
Board and Tuition for Session Of months, Wv ~
Muic on the Piano, the Guitar ~ ~
Drawing ahd Painting in Watss Ooiorss
r..L = - = ~. .3eE 10
sr..;.:a, .s..' .; I,n.r.tcrv s school Is
Thirty Young Lsdies can b accommodated wan Ooefo
in the Institutes 81 s. :. !,
The design of the institute is TO furnish to limited
number Of Students the means Of thorough course OF
instruction in the Classics Being private enterprise
and having nothing to sustain it but its en merits
care has been taken to the assistance Of roessors
and Teachers who Of acknowledged abilities and long
experience in their several departments. 4--.it
For further particulars address the Principal
Raleigh, Nov. 2eth. lS49. 7S7-----a ]
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$50 REWARD..

Dlin November ls47, Negro Man CALVIN, aged about
Thirty years. He is very black negro and about five
feet ten eleven inches high. has fine white teeth
He had been hired about Raleigh years before he
away Said boy, believe 10 lurking about Raleigh
he has wife at Mr.. Towles. I will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery for his
confinement in Raleigh Jail. BRYAN GREEN,
For NJ. N. STRICKLAND.
August 20, l049. 772-f
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STATE Of North Carol;n,al, Johnston Count,

State Of North Carolina, .Johnston County
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov. Term, lS4s
Mary Toler, a al rs Calvin Toler, et a. Petition )"
- Division.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that Csia
Toler resides beyond the limits Of the State,
dered that tie Clerk make publication for SIX wes.s
the North Caroma STANDARD, notifying the ssid os..
Toer Is aupear & the next term Of this Court then .no
there to plead answer or deur to the several maui.
set forth In the petition, the same will re hes'a
payfe, and taken pro eontssso q to him. :,
Witness, Thomas Bagiey, Clerk of our sald oou"
Office the 4th Monday in November. A. d. iS4s.
.-'-s1. 80 THOMAS BAGLEY, Clerk
tDec. is. 1s4s. : (Fr Adv. SIS CAD 7se-d
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Co-Partnership Dissolved.

Co-Partnership Dissolved.
THE Co-parnership between the undersigned, in the
Livery Stable business, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent Those indebted the late firm will
please call on Mr.. George T. Cooke and settle up.
JERE: NIXON,
GEO. r. COOKE.
Raleigh Dec lst l049 787-H
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FIRE. -.
HNHE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise against
loss damage by fire. at premiums to suit the times
This of the Oldest and best Insurance Companies
in the United States, and pays it's losses promptly.
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh or its vicinity
to be made to s. w. WHITING Agent |:
And for Milton, N. c., and vicinity, to
- NJ. PALMER, Agent.
October 70, 1S4S 676-ly
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State Of North Carolina-Vashington County.
Court Of Equity-Fal Term, ls49.
Alfred Winchell, Plaintiff against Samuel Kissam and
Joseph Nissan, Defendants.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendant Joseph Kssam s not an inhabitant of this
State, but resides beyond the Of this Cou:
1t is therefore, on motion of the Plaintiff counsel
dered that publication be made for six suggestive weeks
in the Standard newspaper printed md published at
the Of Government Of this State for the said Joseph
Kissam TO appear at the Court to be held for the said
County, at the Court House in Plymouth, on the second
Monday of March next, and plead answer demur to
the plans BILL the viii be taken confessed
by him and heard eEpnvte.
Witness, Thomas B. Nichols, Clerk and Master Of
sad Court at Office in Plymouth the second Monday in
September. lS49. 1850 80
sTHos. B. NICHOLS, C. & ME-.
Plymouth. Dec. l9, 1s4s. (adv. $5 62A) 790-6t
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JUST at hand IN elegant Stock of
Ekl klakI.ADIES' DRESS G00DS

al follows. ..sc
Chameleon Pout de Sole,
Satin du chsne,
Printed and Plain Cashmeres-great variety,
do do Mouslin de Lanes, b :
French Merinos,
Chameleon Lustres,
do Silks,
Brocade, Fs7z do -
Queens Grey, do 81
Foulsrd Silks, Alpaca Lustres,
Embroidered Robes, Capes, Collars, Gloves, Mits
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
y Velvet Trimming,
Also Swiss, Null, Book and Jaconet Muslins,
Muslin Trimmings, &c. &c. .
HEARTT & LrTCHFORD.
Raleigh, Sept. ls, 1916. 777-
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Young Ladies' Select School.
YyHE next session of this School will commence on
the 2nd day Of January next.
Terms for Board and Tuition as heretofore advertised
For further particulars enquire Of Miss s. A. Partridge
or J. C. Partridge
Raleigh, Dec. II, lS40. 7S9--
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61OLD waist Buckles and Slides, Just received a
beautiful srcle. Also, hand, two hand some Mar
BILE Mantle Clocks, warranted good time pieces Fol
1EI ~ PALMER 4 RAMSAY.
December 4th, ls4s. 7s7--
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DR.. Hawks New work.
TTNHE Monuments Of Egypt OF Egypt A Witness
for the Bible, by Francis L. Hawks, D. D. L. L. D.
with 46 Illustrations, vo. with Leyers Ninevah.
For sale at the North Carolina Bookstore.
Dec. l, le48. 1877
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Christmas Presents.
nN hand handsome assortment Of Fancy articles
" suitable for Christmas Presents; very cheap. Call
on PALMER & RAMSAY. >
Dec 10, ls4s. 7ss-
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sedgwick Female Seminary.
THE next session Of this Institution will commence
il On the lst Monday in January, 1880 Pupils are
requested to be punctua Terms heretofore. Crcu-
containing particulars be obtained application
to the Principal. ]. j. FINCH.
Raleigh Nov. "a, lS49. 767-
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E. L. HARDING'S
ESTABLS III M ENT.
uInaer the Tele~rnnh Office.

E. l.. HARDING'S
CLOTHING EsTABLsHMENT,
Under the Telegraph Office.
NIOw opening large and complete assortment o
IN READY .M.ADE CLOEHIJrG,
consisting in part of black, blue, and brown Frock and
Dress Coats black blue, and drab Over-coats HaTo-
eaz cloaks Vests, Pants Shirts Drawers, Gloves, Sus-
penders Half Hose, Pocket Handkerchief, Cravats in
fact every thing usually kept in clothing store cheap
for cash. E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, Nov. l, l749. 7s4-
SALE! SALE!
0N Thursday, January 10th, 1850, will sell to the
highest bidder, at my plantations near Dunnsvle,
200 barrels of Con l4O Stacks Fodder and Oais Farm
ingimplements; Stock, &C. Terms made known ON day
of Sale.
ASTON A. JONES.
January I'd, 1850. 79l-2t.
Register will please copy.
Ready Made Clothing.
A FRESH supply of Ready Made Clothing just
~ eeived and will be sold cheap for cash. Also lot
Of size silk shirts, dress Shirts Lambs wool and Ma
nno under shirts and drawers, which will be sold rea-
sonable terms. ]. J. BIGGS.
Raleigh, Dec. 10, lS49. 769-4w.
white Wine for Cooking.
A FIRST rate article. Also Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace,
n. Nutmess, Aspice. Black and Cayenne Pepper,
Of Lemon, Rose Venella and Orange, Coopers Gelatin
and many other articles suitable for Christmas times
store and for sale by
Dec. ls, ls49. 7s9-
WE are requested to announce Col. W1IIIAn H.
w CIEnExrs. Of Martini as a candidate for Brigadier
General Of the Fifth Brigade of North Carolina Militia
We also requested to say that Martin will do her du-
ty in elevatng her son. and that every assurance
given Of triumphant majority for him in the empire
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To the Trade.

To the Trade.
~ l.. BURCH will inform the Trade that he con-
". stanty keeps hand large assortment Of Tools
Lasts Boot and Shoe Trees Thread, Calf Goat and Lin
Singkns and every thing to furnish shop out and OUT
NAoember 21, 1s49. 7s5-
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Cloths and Cassirneres.
T UST received ON Consignment, Fine Black, Green
81 and Brown English and French Cloths, French and
American Black and fancy Casgmeres, Of the Newest
style, which We will scH unusually cheap.
A.. y. silTH & Co.
Raleigh Nov. %, ls4s. 7ss-
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this day per Express Line, ,nS 50 ncs"
IL and Clocks, al qualities z. L. HAKDsMo. Az 1oso
Nov. 20th. - '''
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A FIRST rate article. Also Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace,
Race and Ground Ginger, Mustard Sweet Oil, Extracts
Of Lemon Rose Venella and Orange, Coopers Gelatin,
and many other articles suitable for Christmas times
store and for sale by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & co.
Dec. ls, ls49. 7s9-
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Glue and sandpaper
AF Superior quality may be found at the Drug
" Store Of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & co.
Dec. l9, ls49. 7s9-
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+s.sf .. CARNAGE Instltute. 81: sSis f5ss9s 4
TINE Spring Session u the Male and Female depart-
ments will scommencc on Monday the ,l4th Of Jam
usry, 1850. SAMUEE g. PERSON.
Chm Board Trustees y
Dec ~, IS40. 49, s 790-Sw
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Ready Made Clothing.
A FRESH supply of Ready Made Clothing just
ceived, and will be sold cheap for cash. Also, lot
Of over size silk Shirts dress Shirts Lambs wool and Ma
rno under shirts and drawers which will he sold
sonable terms. ]. ]. BIGGS.
Raleigh, Dec. 10, lS49. 7s9-4w.
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Aromatic Vinegar,
COMETHING new and Superior to Cologne for all
y purposes Of the Toilet. Just received at the Drug
Stor o # s.,S..s 8:
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, 4 CO.
Dec. l9, ls49:- 7s9-
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0N Thursday, January 10th, 1850, will sell to the
highest bidder, at my plantation. near Dunnsville,
200 barrels of Conn l4O Stacks Fodder and OATS Farm
insimplements; Stock, &c. Terms made known ON day
of Sale.
ASTON A. JONES.
January 3D. 1850. 79l-2t.
Reo;eter vill nlease coDy. -rs
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DIED.

In this town, Tuesday morning, Mrs. Elizabeth,
wi tow of the late Jesse Dcnham, IN the 10Th year
of hcragc.
Ga Saturday, morning, Franklin, son Of Wm.
ii. Chase, aged years.
In jamestown, on Sunday, I'll inst, Mary,
rclict of the late i,cni. Gardner, aged SO.
In Providence, lst INST, Laura r., only daugh-
ter Of Edward - Jr., and Catherine j.. Under
wood, aged - months and days.
Ia Pawtuchct, 18th inst, Mrs. Rachel Hopkins,
aged 81 years.
In Middctown, 3d inst, Ruth d., youngest
daughter of John Chase, dec, aged 20 years
seldom are We called to record the demise oi
one So kcenv beloved, or whose death VIII lie
more universally hmcnied. Amablc and ingcnu-
ous, she won the low" of all. Her presence ever
dilluscd halo Of joyousncss around her home"
and she was the centre of attraction in the cN,cn-
siyc youthful circle in which she moved. Called
to exchange time for eternity, rudy health aud
prospective happiness for the shroud and the
tomb, she passed almost unconsci"usly irom ea'th,
To awake, we trust, III bliss.
Farewell, sweet saint, for now thine airy feet,
WAIT thee triumphant to the mercy seat;
Where Jesus, clothed in bright majestic charms,
Folds thee, a spotlcss lamb, within his arms.
G..
In Providence, 9Th inst, after short but Sc
yc,c Illness, Mr.. Alexander Lake, in the 3sth
year of his age.
In Providence, 9Th inst, John Whittinorc, for
mcrly town cricr, aged Y years.
SUDDEN, in the pull il, AT Woods Church, Cho
t,r6ell county, Va, while uttcrng the g last
PRAYER" Rev. WV, ID. Allen, of the Methodist
In Providence, 7h inst, Mary Eliza Dat, III
the 18th ye-r OF her age.
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MARRIED..

In this town, on the ith inst, by Rev. Mr..
Jackson, Mr.. John II Watson, of this town, and
Miss Margaret d. Champlin, of Westerly.
In Tiverton, X. l., 2sth ult., Mr.. Charles Will
liams and Miss Patience Anthony.
In this town, Thursday morning, by the Rev.
Henry jackson, Mr.. Philip Rider and Miss Abby
B. Lovic, daughter of the late William Lowe,
Esq.
A lonely sensation Gomez over us as we an
nounce, one after another, the passage of an old
friend from the state of sinele-blessedness to the
more responsible situations and duties Of life. We
wish this happy couple long life, attended by
carth's richest blessings.
In this town, on Thursday evening, by the
Rev. :. Adam, Mr.. Joseph Il. Anthony and Miss
Alice w. Young, all Of this town.
In New York, 3i inst, Egbcrt l.. Niele, U
:. A., and Teresa, daughter of Francis Grlthn
Esq, of \. York
At Gardner, Mass, on the 9th ult.. Mr.. viii
liam Marsh, formerly of this town, to Miss Nanc,
Putnam, of the former place.
In Bristol, 9th inst, Mr.. Richard Fenner arc
Miss Mary A. Nolthup, both OF B
Episcopal Church
In New York, 9TH inst, Alexander Mastcrton
Jr. AMI Mary Augusta, laughter oiRcv. {. llance
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(punLIc-No. 7.

AN ACT to continue in fnrce an act there
in mentioned, relating to The port of Bal
tlmorc.
Be ii enacted b. The Senate and House Of
Rep,eseniaiires Of The United States Of Am
erica an Congress assembled, That the ael
passed the seventeenth day of March, one
thousand eight hundred, entitled " An ac,
declaring the assent of Congress to certain
acts ofthe States Of Maryla and Georgia.,
and which by subsequen, acts has been re-
vived and continued in force uiti the hrst
day of June, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty, be, AMI the same, 50 far as it re-
iates to the act of the State of Maryland, is
hereby revived and continued in force until
the third day Of March, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-one Proridsd, That
nothing herein contained shall author ze the
demand Of duty on tonnage on vessels
propelle by steam, employed in the trans
por,a,ion of passengers.
Approved, June 5lh, 1850.
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TIE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.,
CONCORD, \. IL.


V'IIIS Company was chartered in June, lsis,
i and went into operation IN October following:
since which, it has issued 36I5 Policies, covering
by Insurance more than two and half millions oi
property. The whole amount OF property now al
risk is ~ ,i57 600.
The aggregate Capital of the Company amounts
to S2JO,OOO.
In accordance with the provisions OF their Char
ter, the Directors have divided the property at
risk into the following Four CLAssEs-each be-
inc liable for It's own losses.
THE FARMERS CLASS, which insuies for
six wears, is composed entirely of Farmers prop
erty, ON which they have now insured -iS6.oO0.
VILLAGE CLASS, msures safe property IN
Towns and Villages, such as Dwelling Houses,
their contents, out buildings, &c, for six years
The amount now at risk in this class Is -60J ,oOo
MERCANTILE CLASS, insures for three
wears, and is constituted of Stores, Merchandise,
Public Houses, Churches, Printing Oihccs, &c
The amount of property now at risk IN tins class
is S156,OOO.
MANUFACTURERS CLASS. This Cas.
is composed of mos: kinds Of hazardous property {,
with the exception of steam rsks-in which the
amount insured is S6lO,OO0.
The Company have, thus far, been very tor'u-
nate; the whole aggregate of LOSES IN IL three
first classes combined, does not amount to S2,O0O
since the Company went into Operatl N. They
are now, and lave been for several north past,
issuing AT the rate of 5000 Policies per al 1im.-
Their capital is consequently rapidly increasing
and the Directors with confidence commend th
Company to the public, a medium Of Insurance
founded upon the most equitable principles aud
promising the most favorable results.
The abpve report ma e the first ol January,
since which time, a large number OF Policies have
been issued.
DIREC1ORS.-J. A. Potter, Asa Fowler,
n. :. Chandler L. Z. Trcadwell, A. Baker, John
Gass, y. B. Baker, Ienas Clement, A. Beam H.
W. Sanborn George Porter, Cyrus Barton, Asa
Mcfarland, B. Z. Page.
J. A. POTTER, President.
/ J. T.. LANG, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS, Agent Office at the tIutsd
Stqtes Hotel, Newport, and 81 Westminster street
Providence.
NIB Mr.. Adams will he at his Office IN New
port, Tuesday and Wednesday Of each week
h Mario d&w3m
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DIR. coRBETr's SYRUP OF sARsAPARILLA
EFFECTS WONDERS!

Read this remarkable case Of JOHN DAVIS,
Ssrfon ofRn. Edp~d T. Idyior's Church, Boston.
], the undersigned, Sexton Of the Church Of that
good man, Father Taylor, state the following
facts, which think should be told world. ]
was born in Portugal, and am now forty years Of
age. My parents were healthy, and ] was not
afflicted by any disease until the year lSi5. ]
was then residing in Boston. Al that time my
skin became subject Ia humor, which al last Was
So bad as To alarm myself and friends. Sesele
sores and Assesses developed themselves large
sears are now deeply imprinted on my forehead
and other parts of my body, and by their eNcoria
tioa indcn,cd evcn into the bone. About twelve
months since my alllictions seemed increasing.---
Deep seated sores Of the oulcst character came
out on my arms, my head, aud even attacked my
eyes, | became weak, emaciatcd, and unable To
perform the duties of life for my daily bread
Failing Of receiving any benefit from physicians
who prescribed for me, | resored 10 the Of
varions Sarsaparila compounds, as advertised,
but with no benefit. The able and distinguished
surgeon and physician, James Aver, NJ. d., Han
over street. who had watched my case, ut last
advised nv using Co.het,'s Shaker Sarsaparla
| am happy now 10 state that my general health
is fast improving, the scroluous developments on
INV head arms and face quietly passing away, and
not until this moment have had any hope of \
rescue from the grave. To Corbeu's Sarsapari-
Ia do | alone attribute this amendment, rs not UNI
Ill had adopted ITS use, (aud this in minute
quantities. have for four years found any relief
! from suffering. JOHN DAVIS.
Sexton Of Rev. Edward T. Taylors Church.
For sale by X. X. HAZARD, Agent for New
port. Feb7
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SING OR SwING.--A letter from
Havana states that when the steamer
Pizarro came near the barque Georgi-
ana the captain was ordered to lower
his boat and come on board, which he
did. He was asked many questions,
which he declined answering. A rope
was made fast to the yard arm, and the
moose passed over his head, and he was
told he must sing or sDing. On this
he confessed being bound to Cuba with
part Of the invading forces.
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PEOPLES MUTU AL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
WORCESTER, MAS

'J,IIIS Company commenced operations IN May,
/ 1877 and has received so liberal patronage,
that it has obtained permanent charar'erior pru-
dent management, not surpassed by any Company
IN the commonwealth, taking so great variety
of safe risks.
his Institution To the favorable consideration ot
the pumic pcdging themselves that every effort
shall he made on their part, to continue ats pros
pcrity and furnish such security against loss ny
Gtc A. shall remove all anxiety on the part oi
those insured. ~
They have an Agent for the State OF Rhode L.
land Who is thoroughly acquainted with the prin-
c;nlrs of Insurance The, also employ General
Accent. whose duty it H. to examine and inquire
inio the nature oi the risks taken, and when there
is any defect in the building ~ careessncss ON the
mart of the Insured, to report the same to the Board
of Directors. ~
They effect Insurance all kinds OF Buildings,
exccu, those Of an extra hazardous charactcr.-
Also pon Neat Stock, Hay and Gram, House
hold Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, 1t
br,rics and Merchandise generally, and also upon
nU Kinds of Manufactured Articles and STOCK IN
the nroccss of Manufacture, excepting Si"ck /"
Cotton, Woolcn aud Paper Mills, or property al,he
/ hazardous. Tor any tenn oi time not eNcee1ng i've
years. ,r-,, ,, .
- snIr;cn,l, guarded to avoid MI Assessments.
Tho Dividends have averaged 30 per cent on an
Policies that have expired in this Company, aud
N II l. believed that still larger dividends VIII oe
EDWARD HEMENWAY, Presidsnt.
II Oliver IIARRtNGroN, SECRETARY.
Office, No. 3 Brinlc, Hall, opposite the Americas
Temperance House.
II JouN ADAMS, Sole Agent for the State o
Rhode island IL prepared to effect hui ance at hl'
\ Offices, No. ~ WEsTMINsTER srRttT, frovi
n hence, and UNirtp STATS Horn, Newport
.. Persons wishing to effect Insurance, are re
spectfully requested to call and examine the lasi
an which this Institution s based, and avail them
selves Of its benefits. :.
n N.B.-Mr. Adams will he nj his Office IN New
wort. Tuesday, and Wednesday ct each wcsk.
Marco d&w3n