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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

COuxTT COURT-Belore Jadge JOhnson.-Ag.
grGrated case Of AssGah and Battery.-Y esterday
Edward NJ. Garner appeared in this Court, with
bis counsel, Judge Dikeman 70 obtain q certificate
from his honor under the 10th section Of the Act
10 establish Courts Of civi aud criminal jurisdiction
in the City OF Brooklyn" The circumstances IN.
der which this application was made are repre-
scented to be these: On the 26th OF July, inst on
board Of the Coney Island boat, Mr.. Garner was az
saulted by man named Thomas Burns, and beaten
most ouIsgeously. His face was q striking illas.
traton ofthe punishmentinhicted on hin By d arms,
for whose brutality there was no proyocatlon. A
certificate that the case was proper one TO be
tried in higher Court than the Special Sessions,
was granted by Judge Johnson. The accused par
~ was taken before Justice John G. Smith, and re-
auired to give bail in the sam Of $500 to appear at
the next Oyer and Terminer, for Kings County.
CASE OF JANIS WILD.-The CORNERS Jury
who have been investigating the cause Of the death
OF James Wild for some three weeks past. con-
Guided their lAbors yesterday and returned the fol-
lowing verdict Killed BY some person or persons
unknown" The deceased, il will be recoLected,
was found 10 the water near Penny bndge norri-
by matilated. and il was supposed came to his
death by foul means.
PoIIcr.-Augustus Campbell Of 232 Atlantic st.
was brought before the Justice yesterday morning
on q charge Of assault and battery made BY Miss
Mary L. Owen Fined g..
On Sunday evening the 18Th Of Jan last, Owen
MuThollen went 10 the house OF John Finn 10 CARL
st where some disturbance occurred which result.
ed In Owen stsbbing Flynn in thefe with knife
Fined s35.
There were several other petty cases OF assault,
iDtoxicaticn, &c which were disposed Of By the
0sssj fines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

" Thomas Ouin and VIM Mcconnell were az
rested in the Seventh Ward for robbing VIM Nc.
Bride, while lodging with him in room At No. 3
Catherine shp The money was found upon the
prisoners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

The deaths by Cholera last year were COZ, or Az
per cent. Of all. We have this week three cases
reported bat the very fact that two were reported
last week and only three this week proves tina.
the disease is no Cholera at an-except perhaps
Cholera Morbus. We repeat, that reports Of Chol.
era are to be received with many grains of allow.
ance since the interests OF an immense trade would
be advanced instantly 95 per cent. should Cholera
really appear.
We make the following comparisons Of the chief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30


RocKAwAr.-We had intended to speak OF the
opening Of this delightful watering place. bat we
find in the Knieker6Oeker the annexed, which is
"our own opinion better expressed"
1.-The roar OF the ocean 10 in our ears, and the
floods are lifted up around usv-li:eraly around
Us for We are looking from the windows Of our
apartment, Number One Hundred and One, OF
CTaHstoBs Marine Partition, at R0ekdray. Il is
the corner room OF the second story and there is
not better in all this spacious mansion. From
either window the eye takes in old oceans gray
and melancholy waste, and % far as the sight can
reach roll up, In long and continuous lines upon the
white and ribbed sea-sand,' the multitudinous
waves. ltha glorious sight and the breeze from
the sea, that melts upon your forehead, like the H.
visible touch Of some spirit hand, seems the very
breath OF COD Those who this holy Sabbath morn
ing are sitting under the arbor, by the sounding
shore OF the great deep before as must in their
hearts be praislng HIN who made il, aud whose
hands prepared the dry land and so too should
they, Whole exultant voices come from the surf
which Il every moment burying them IN its yeasty
foam; for it is HE who 'lifteth up the waves
thereof who ia mindful Of them, and has preserved
must be In their hearts What little way We
are from town, and yet what difference between
hockawsy and The metropolis No rank com
pound OF pesIienta airs here offend the nostrll !
here is no fervent heat; bat instead cool hea.hfa
breezes redolent Of the sal. spray from the blue
waves which they have been riding all the past
night The Pavilion has undergone 90 many and
so important Improvements, that il is hardly recog
nlzable by lis old guests. The long piazzas, the
Offices, the renovated and besutiied drawing and
dining rooms the trees and shrubbery, new and
old the gay Haunting flowers on the courtyard
lawn, all bespeak the enterprise, and more than AZ
the great good taste, OF the proprietor. The "a
vion' is evidently bobby with its old and popular
host and long may he live to ride il II II were
lot work OF utter supereroga.i0n, we might SPEAK
Of the richness Of his larder the abundance ana
quiet service Of bis table; the wachtuness and
silent assiduity with which the wants OF hn guesa
are anticipated and supplied but who that knows
CRASsToS, needs 10 be ID all this y
II We understand that during the Proractea
ard dangerous illness Of Hon John Q. CLARK, D. r
PlenaLts, Esq has been appointed BY the eecre-
q On. Ar, suo1i- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

AsE-Under year. iss II to years IS TO years 80
70 10 years 49, 10 TO % years a. 20 70 30 years "a 80 TO
years l2 70 10 80 years III 80 to 80 years unknown,
PLACES NATIvTTY-United States, 3is ireland, S0
England II Scotland Germany, Is France Holland
]; Spain Italy, 2 British Possessions In ~ America q
Uukpown,2
Physiological, Bellevue 5; PeniientAry, Blackwers
Island, 4; Lunsic Asylum do do Boouingdae Hospi-
nl /; Boomingdae Asylum for Insane wards Island
Bschwen's Island, q Coored Home, 2; Coored Persons
H.
Here is another sudden increase Of 70 from the
previous report, but that nearly all this increase
has been among children is proved by comparison
Of diseases which chiefly affect the young:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

mean average TOT Year, AT d. IL oil a. nooa, ~ 81
In Philadelphia, last week. the deaths were
PAS decrease Of 6. Cholera, l. Children, los ;
adults 60. Average noon heat 90 81.
In Boston last week there were 6s deaths; 30
under years Of age. Corresponding week last
year los deaths, Of which 10 were from cholera.
In London, week ending 18Th inst sO4 deaths;
one case OF cholera. Consumption, l2l zymo.ic
tepidemic) diseases, $50. Average temperature
for al DAY, 50 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

With the important exception Of children, the
city bills Of mortality do not present anything to
show that the town is not in good condition of
health. We again entreat parents to keep careful
watch of their children during the hot weather aud
most especially to keep them away from the
poison green fruit which is laid before them at
every corner OF the streets.
The weather for the past week has been very
hot al will no saon hv The foilour;no ,ahia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

The increase OF deaths of men since the report
Of the goth inst has been : Of women Il Of boys,
10 Of girls Al. Increase Of males, 90 Of females,
50. We observe that the six diseases above named
comprise 81 per cent OF the whole mortality that
children under one year, are 4Ol per cent; under
two, 59per cent under Eve, 65 per cent under
ten, 7OI per cent
We make the following comparisons with pre-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

CITY MORTALITY The following Is the weekly
report OF deaths in the City and County OF New
York from the goth day Of July to the 9Th day OF
July, 1850;
Men. c.; Women, &C; Boys, 1872; Girls, 49, TosA, 46'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

Il We understand that during the Pro,racted
ard dangerous illness Of Hon. John O. Clark, b. r.
PleuaLts, Esq has been appointed by the eecre-
txry Of the Treasury Acting Solicitor Wear graf
lied 70 hear thai Mr.. Clark 10 recovering.
lwsshingson Rspah.ss, Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-30

SUICIDE AT BOsroS.-The Boston TINES says
tnsi tee body OF AIR Francis DIlaway, master car.
Pen,er OF Boston, was found on Saturday afternoon
IN tne oeHry OF Chsuncy Place Church, (of which
ne was sextonl His head was badly mutilated,
and In his hand pistol was found. with which he
mily Of Mr. DIlavay are residing out Of town, and
Ior some time past be has been residing with
klend. On Wednesday last be appeared some
what depressed, and the last that was seen of him,
wa about five o'clock on that day. when il was sup.
posed by bis friends that he had gone to visit his
family. On Saturday afternoon the family were
heard ffom bat they had not seen him, when
above. He N-as rich, aod this melancholy event IL
sstributed 10 eS'cticn caused by the loss Of Law
ssis IN which he was involved TO the amount Of
sone O, soc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

CAblI'N 'rls ~ r-pts'-F saaua ~sra ls.-e' a'F
security aga sst Si~ansr..s's Hc-s - 9ar"u-t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

INTNE DULIAHB HE W ATtIJ-@UOtl TUIll OUT IIVJT
on Saturday evening, Black patent leather horn Sad
die The above reward will be paid for its and The
detection OF the thief.
Jy29 Il. J. HART X CO., 70 TChOuuIouIas II.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

Stealing Trash-John Wilson, was yesterday
brought up before acting Recorder Hale, on the
charge Of stealing what he at the time supposed to
be money, from Mr.. James Curley. The latter
thought that as Johns intention was good, he
ought to be punished, but as the piece stolen was
an imitation, only of gold and of no value, the law
could not look on the transaction as theft. John
was discharged, and he rewarded the Court with
very low bow as he shot out Of the Office He will
probably pay more attention to the next piece of
money he handles, and not waste his talents on
such small operations
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

The Electrical Telegraph in Par,s.-The Con-
rier lies Etats mentions that the plan IF project
for establishing telpgraphtc correspondence b.,
tween the inhabitants Of Paris, and those Of its
suburbs, has been communicated 10 the President
Of the French republic, by NJ. Aristide Dumort
He proposes that one hundred and fifty offices shall
be opened and connected by subterranean sys
TEN of Geographic communication. At each Of
flee sufficient number of commissioners shall b.
stationed, to deliver the messages and receive an.
swers. Not more than seven minutes will be requ
red for Transmitting disF atch from any point Of
mission is to be uniform, and low enough to make
the system available to all. Is cenlimes o cents
is charged for a message without, and 50 crntimes
10 cents, for one with an answer The Offices are
to be open TO the public from A. NJ. until mid
night.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

: EiESDLLTIDS.-The COpartneTshIp heretofore exist
~ ing bstween !. J. G. w. ANDREWS is this day
Dissolved. J. J. Andrews having purcha cd the intere-
OF C. w Andrews will continue the DRY GOODS bu-i
ness on his own account, az corner Julia and St Charles
srests.,.. New Orleans, August 3. 100.
J. J. ANDREWS,
aug I'm &, w ANDREWS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

CHAGRES-Per steamship Aaba-
HANRE-Per bark Osprey: s0' .na: q pkgs mdse.
BORDEAUN-Ier bark :" . bales cotton
do ~, 70 DO tofk ytl L Petis: ~ bhls Gou-. u
roga En- ,z and h. 10 binds bacon, do sugar. lis coil
1APAIACHi. lles baEgng
fonr is Ics -OLh-per steamer New Boston; 600 bJl
H. N ANS - hhds bacon OJ bvs cheese, Is bags cot
Gedse baggng, 80 coils rope, s. pkgs glassware q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10
NEW ORLEA MS:
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1C

The Health Of the City.-The Board report the
number of deaths for the ast week l39 cholera 6,
yellow fever7 1t is a remarkable fact that the
health of the city has improved. The number Of
deaths last week was 228, of which IS were by
yellow fever.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
MnaEs GREENWOOD, Vice. Presldenl
PuOTFCTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CONN.

H-AiiFUNU, UNN,
INCORPORATED IN 1875 Capital, 100000.
D. w. CLARK, President.
WH. CONNER, Secretary.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able COMPANY, continues to make insurance
at its long established Agency, in this city, the most
favorable terms against dana loss, by FIRE, MARINE
OR mi AND RISKS. deduction Of ten per cent.
preniu ms is made to the injured.
Having ample capital, with large fund to meet
losses, this Company affords perfect security to the
insured.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here, in Hartford
at the option of the holder of the policy
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited
50 CHAS. Z. LATHROP, Agent, 81 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

Take ma hat-J q. Howard, Esq, a legal gen.
teman, who holds forth at No. 8 St Charles St,
says on the bible that James Griffin took title"
rom his Office without any such permission, and
Tor this operation James was yesterday arraigned
before acting Recorder Hale He was remanded
for examination tomorrow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

Ner Engine Perseverance Fire Company No.
10, last evening brought up their new Engine,
which recently arrived from Philadelphia and was
landed in the Third Municipality. The Company
En- CINE was hauled up by hand. Il is said to be a
very fine piece Of workmanship. and very power
n OF course lis qualities will soon be tested by
some of our other engines.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

ATagoy's a,ld Recorders Co,rt-Ths dignified
creation Of the last Legislature convened yester-
day in the Second nicipaty-Aldermen Hale
Johnson and Hooper, presiding. A very tall
deputy Sheriff appeared, and in a clear voice. called
all men to hear the fact that said Court was
duly opened, and that order and silence were en-
joined under the full penalty of the fine, and i'm
prisonment After the usual appeal for the preser-
Walton Of the Honorable Court and the Parish of
Orleans, long list of jurors was called over and
it was found that only six Of the Jurors aforesaid
were present. The District Attorney, Mr. Reese.
very properly stated that this fact was not of the
slightest consequence, as there were no cases for
the jurors to deliberate They were therefore dis
charged until the next term Of the Court
Counsellor Holland rose and stated that an old
client Of his, named Henrieue, was committed
some three four terms ago, and as he did not see
any probability Of his being prosecuted, he would
move his discharge. Capt. Forno informed the
honorable Court and the Counsellor, that the
prisoner aforesaid had saved the Court all trouble
IN his case, by escaping from Jail some time ago.
No 70Hc PyoyrgVi was required, and the tall
deputy Sheriff forthwith announced that the
Mayors and Recorders Court was adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10
BY SYKES. HYDE a en-.


On ihs erse the Market ,iuu- I,udns
rom ark v llaia Henry q from y,,ttg 80 ~
go bO's Port WINE. Crown br-nd:
81 bzlgs DfkS, assorted;
80 Spanish BRANDY, high proo(.
$50 Sherry WINE
The above are all entitled to ds5eniure
- z -aLn
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"Trufb is stranger than fiction"
No., Drrpu.N N ]. June 30. ISl9.

NEW DURHAM ~ D. 'ule vo' AI'7''
Iszsys :, NDs-Gcptlemea My wife suffered with dis
trtss mo usuy
IT, ,, hum 90 he DO IL We Coisu tel
-, gr and tue1 sdles, without much BEN
80 ~ , 6t.rI Though Thomas DAVIS the grea mCdc-
@ i,. nj srr, saru7aul1 On his mmgr latiCn,
0u ud pgrm1Hrru
- Nv Iausaes skin assumed appearance entirety
Irr raura hard aud s1aly, bccsue s.uIh and 81,
's m in ns almost aud Its shout time Zoe
produce
' q. 5. HEN uRl CKSON, Pastor OF the B5PHs Church,
the Eughsh NslgHhorEood.
Es- Prepared Dud sal4 wholesale and rteH, By = B. & ~
SANDS Druggists euI Chsus 100 Fulton street. at WA
liam, NrwHgrA Sol" also tJ D.ugss generally throughout m
United and iAr CHnlAAs.
IL Pr.ce 81 90 yer bottle SIX b0ssls' ta- IS CO.
Es- For sale by slCGLES < CO. N. JARVIS s. CO and p
P. DUCAGE, SUr,eans....,JOsEru TUCKER, No..r...
COSTA & co. Montgomery ....L GAN TVS q CO. uop-4 %
tsrrrlc so 30 - NUOnMAN, vrk.'u
SHELiED Ai.NfONBs-5O boxes superior SHIELDED Al
ii''''' NV y e SrCuNI > y 90 Ttf'.oD
G,PLIP PRAs-t ,rckages -allL -, ~ 80, BY
- auH CHAS. STOUGHTON, ~ Camps.
LNULTON NE-AEr BfEF Landing ,ram shiI
IL Sias Holmes ~ tall and 1- IBIS in store and for sale b.
q tUA~ ~FnOGtTuN, "a Camp =
4 HERS $50 boxes pIue Wee Reserve, II st0P ID
" for sale BY a, D, GRlEFF y CO. IS and " pa L7F' 80
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

Sent Dowa.-Tula Evans, free woman Of color,
was Yesterday committed for trial before the First
District Court, by Recorder Genois, on the charge
Of abusing and threatening Miss Marie Plais
Although prosecutions Of this kind are sometimes
Instituted on very slight grounds, severe measures
are needed in most instances 10 keep free persons
of color aware of their position in society. They
are protected by the laws equally with the whites,
and they should on all occasions be made to pay a
proper respect 10 the Jaws.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

Fire.-rhe alarm of fire. about o'clock last
night, caused by the burning of building on
the right bank of the river opposite Bouligny, and
apparently near Gardere's mill Several Of our
Fire companies went mp as far as Bouligny, having
a lUng nm to verY hide PURPOSE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10
Catalogue sale Of.............. scasOnable Goods.
BY r. II. PETITPAIN.

FT'URSD AI SEPTEMBER ~. HflO OGgCsh be sold AZ hs Auc
i Room, No.
packages S-ls7u.he DRY GOODS, consisting
part o Fancy Co Bruc4dFs Lusss
Msnoy, ApaCas MUn de iane Cachsmeres Bns, Black a"1
Fr0vH Cloths. Black and Fancy Cashmere Tweeds Saune
Kentucky JeanF Fanneg Wooden Uud=shrs and Dmwsrz Cot
ouaies Mourning and Funny Prints Sasw,. Furniture Prints
Deuifs S.rles, Ticks, White AID Brown Drills
z Hamilton Beache sheeing, Beached and Brown Domestic
II various quIlt ties, etc
Terms Il ertl sale.
Catalogues will ready aud goods be examined early the
morning Of -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.,

IT., =, CRESCENT OfrtCE,
,,,,,., " iue'uay Morning, Sept ember TO- 1850.
CouO-f actors were disposed m 80 ,le, io,yer rates
II pufchasor' wee found for about 800 bales,
market nd alnr 7n accounts gave more hrmness TO Tie
quotao. which ,aa were disposed OF at our previous
D. ye repeat:
Inferior. Nv ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION ,os,1,o1,
0riigar -. 01Gs Mddins Far Ia "a i33
G Gddr B. SSSi ear FAR -, nominal SSI9
mddling. .i3JSg iS1l Good and Fine nominal.
Toucco-we did not heaz OF sale on Saturday, and
yeselay the only one that ganspired was small lot of
hhdA at sac W b.
Sugar nnd MoJs sses-Transacons in Sugar have been
confined to retail lots OfMoasses, 23O bbs Fermentng sold
yestgday private terms.
FourThe market has continued to improve, prices yes
feray ranging about 2Jg " Dbl above last cue atoUs
Saturdays sales embraced about so bb, including 500 st
Louis (SupeTiae) So and 80 do Extra at % b: and
,estelays 400 bbs comprising eco unbranded at "a so
200 Supene Illinois at -; $50 at % 25 at s. l2J, and
100 at So 20 qP Dbl.
GrRin-There has been very little demand for Com the
sales OF Saturday reaching only abont 800 sacks mostly Vel
low, at Toe buse and yesterday business being confined
70 ie" small lots rom e evee at the rate Of Oas
i0O sacks st Louis have been sold at 4i1ad4sc bushe
About a sacks Bran yesterday brought zoe qp 100 H.
FFoYlsiohs-Oh Saturday 100 bbs unbranded Mes Pork
sod at $iO W Dbl and for inspected Mess $40 % refused
o Bacon, ~ ca,Gs Shoulders sold yesterday 4a5 and %
casks Inferior Missouri at nc qp b. 100 kegs Prime Lard
yesterday bror. glr 7l,c . b.
bhsglng and ROpeTha business Of Saturday embraced
sae OF ~ pieces Begging 1874 $50 coils Rope lin two LOTS
al Va and 1870 lin three otsl at To- Yesterday we heard Of
no Transactions.
SOiTee-PrGes still maintain upward tendency. Sales
Saturday $50 bags Rio l04 and 200 II aud yesterday
400 Rio at 1OgI anil 500 at 1O}ic Fp ID.
IRllOwWe yesterday noticed a sale Of 50 bLs ctv rem
rendered at 6}ic y b.
Lard OiI-IJ bb sold yesterday at Soc o. gallon -
WhiskY-SaIes yesterday go bbs Rcctifed, from ~
Loyee at 2ic q gallon Retail parcels bring 245a@}25c.
EAchange-Demgndl limited. We quote Scrling at los .
NDt0s1; SewYorE sixty day Bills at 1Dl349P cent dis
count, and Sight Checks on SeyYork nara 4 gP rent III.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-10

Office of the Crescent Mutual Insurance 90.
In conformity with tie re ions of their charter, the
Conlt submit the following staremenr;
amount Of Premiums on Pee, ,ssaed for the gear e.d
ing JaIV Il, 1850, uiz:
Fira Premiums s9l "a
For Marine FrsmumG ...,...........,,, 5473 u
-, - sg2oo29 ,,
Less Premiums Rsks not NrBnsied,,.. GOoi7 9i
Earned PrcmumS for the $50 722j3
Paid during The same period for Losses, giz:
For Fire Losses sgs,iO9 %
For Marine Lossss 1913 q
For River Losses A5305 N
6lHO56 81
Interest. Discount Account etc''....... 1882 81
Profits to he divided 7O3 A.
The Company further report that they had at the date OF
the 18th ins being the close OF their fiscal year. the follow.
ing assets, viz:
In BonIa Mortgages unoumdsi improved Real Estate
IN Parishes Of Orleans aud JA2s2ui double the
loaned thereon. %
Bills Receivable. GOlZ9 81
and in coursa Oh coe 77ls a
$3.50 Al
Total Assets..,.... sass Coz %
The Trustees have this day declared dividend of thirty
three and Onerd per the net earned premiums Of
he past year payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day in August next.
The Company would also give notice that they now have
commenced writing LIFE RISKS, and hereafter will continue
to make LIFE, FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER ASSURANCES.
They offer this community all the advantages OF kg1ae
institution whose profits are invested in their midst and the
security of real and substantial capital of Three Hun
dred and Sixty Thousand Dollars.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.