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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans
Be remembered that this 18th day of December 1850
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gard President
and A. schTeiber Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly ding
law do depose and Say that the above Just
and transcript from the books of said Company
o. GAILLARD President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day December 15
1850 ARTHUR SAUGIER,
Third Justice Of tho for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of resolved pay per cent
erast he outstanding Certificates Of Profits year,
1851 1858 md 1852 and the second MONDAY Feb
ruary next.
Jss A. !" W ftfts' Il, Nn taor''
Douglas West Xarin Gordon Jr.
Ar. Nitenberger Cssaire Olivier
Orler Gsllard.
The Company coaucto against the pors of the seas
and rivers and loss and damage by ae the
premiums.
~a~ Office. 30. Caroado'etstreet dl7H
EHne& eSao.aslE@4tfst4aA, ,iL&Er, WEAKNESS i'ArNs
THE GREHT EEGlISH EEWGFY' sPECipIU sOLu.
rIQN-h. dreaoSned Prtpnattou al nsct'oae
ene &gana q Freaes Of a.isa csnSalcdg55iss
satcacT PloaFaStz Of ef.rsrs haze rseyad ny Il.
Purely vegetable aopositiun s HARMLESS gs II af5
eac!aua The system h9oauaag nvSarod etlisatad
body and doyralged Ta.ad are restored TO energy,
3. ABRAMS
Sole Ggeut for the United States,
rsvJS " $n,thnr 49,
( OGGSEAn& MUTUAL tNsUkANts ComrAnY-
oBico-SoUth of Camp and Natchez streets, Fex
vs. Orleans.
Premiums the year ending February 1885, a4l II
nst pfuLS OF inc year Eh4,Go IL
Assets s9t February, 1860. II
Thn Trustees haya declared Scrip Dividend OF SSk PEI
CENT ~ tor paying cent interest 9ptatandn Ccrtl0csfe
1855
luteresT paid scrip after tho 4th
Nay next The Certificates O. Scrip 1850 delivered
IN and after lRt June usS1.
Il. P. JANyIER Secretary. s23 LIN
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10 ShRres Or S10O each =. OOl n
Making total capital Of twenty thousand do!nrs 10 DO
divided into hundred shares Of hundred dollars each
which amount has bean paid in fun t Is distinctly
stood and agreed that Stakeholder shall he held Gbe
sponsbe for the faults Of the Company 10 any
further than the Of his stock shall he be sub
ect any further cali shall any ntortnalty organizing
or any other have effect of exposing tbs Stock
any informally delay In the Organization of Company
Gullify the charter,
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of passengers, oEhs the United States mails ec from Nov,
70 Js1etsoh ana ABOVE the Red River Raft
ARTICLE ". H
retrospective interests parties are declared to
George L. Kouns As sbares of 800 each NJ
james Il Ransboom Is " " .... ECU i5 ~
". !. Scevcl ..-,.-...+ 80 .,...... $500 %
1917 WV "
SaSng tonl oapiI4 p twenty thousand dollars to DO
stooJ and s[reed hs no hsiI he beld
sponsbe far the contracts acts or faults Of the n IN
further than amount Of his stock nor hn he ne sn
fec to any further cali nor shall ANY nfortnaty In orpnrnr
circumstance effect tia Stork
holder 10 any liability beyond The nrnnr n III stn No. HI
any informally delay the organization Of tho Company
uuilify the charter.
ARTICLE ". .a..
bv Board Of Eve Directors three of whom shall onJtnte
quolm the FIRST Board be George L. Koana
Er co erys mnt o mo- ~ T.; @ ana EEL D.
successors shall duly eecte Of the rst Mon.
day OF April OF that and of every succeeding during ia
existence Of this chatter an eeriinn shall be held for ra
Board Of Directors who shall for one from tad dets
until their in Office shall bs elected each
Stockholders holder shall be entitled 10
may IN said Company shonId
No nIact;an -
day named purpose then new order
shall he issued by the President calling tho together
for that thereafter circumstances permit
The cEmns4g VIII" sh hSys m Nv receive and sse
bills other necessary the management Of the
the business Of he Company In the Of Absence
ness OF the President tue Board OF Director" shall appoint
Of ~ Of H. EN- ~ . Serye GnEng me ahssnc9
the powers OF the fTeSiGert
rue Fsdent A3hI ne me person en- whom cltaon shall no
seoYtd Inc 9 o. 9, eCgs Se NEE, once every th,es
October and Js1nFry and the President cali special
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RATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. 81 1858.
Prof Wood Thee wilt please accept line to inform thee
that the hhr my head all fell off twenty years ago
caused by complicated chronic disease attended with
ton the head continual of suffering through life
having reduced state of dependence have been
able obtain stuff for caps neither have been able do them
consequence which head has suffered extremely
from cold This induced to pay Briggs Hodges
the last had earth dollar bottle of thy Hair
Restorative the first of August last have faithfully
followed the directions, and the bald is covered with
hair thick and black though short it is also coming in all
head Feeling confident that smother large bottle would
entirely permanently feel anxious persevere in
ttR and being destitute of purchase
would ask thee il thee wOus not be willing send
der thine bottle and receive to myself the scrip
tire declaRton the rewArd 20 those that kind to the
widow and the fatherless'
Thy FRIEND SUSANNAH KIRBY.
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Rcd RTVER PACKET Gn.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND CITY or NEW oRLrANs

p
of our Lord One Thousand Flight Hundred and siIy s M yssS
Independence of the United States of America the Eebt
Before me- DANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO, a Notary Public
n M % 81 N SS ae of @
of the witnesses hereinafter named aud undersigned
scribed whose name" are h'fo"no sub.
Who declared that eyalng Themselves Of the i,
Act passed by the Legislature of State Louisiana
ian Act g g cornoratGps for Works PUBLIC
agreed md these presents cove as
agree Ind bind nnd those whom they REPRESENT q
and PURPOSES and under the suaon and regulations follow
Ing towit:
ARrfoLE 1.
The name and t,te of said corporation shall be the RED
RhFE Ella 0W WMTEG F. No. I g Mr.
commence business under this of Incorporation as coon ~
shall and continue Of twenty Five ye sna
from the date hereof unless Dissolved herenaftsp
shall power md authority in the mans nossas
no sSs and ana % to @ and BE
convey property both real and personal moveabe mmove
citation has formed to appoint such officers s ana
servants as It's interest and convenence may require make
rcie and enjoy all such other rights powers privileges a.
are by law guaranteed to corporations.
AKrioLE II.
enable citizens and Of ely Of Ne 70
RSet VIE % o gy
the City Of New Orleans generally al freight Sas
eoc t. sf he Mssen u
Red KiveTs and as9 to afford the e., sane facilities 70 ren
Company may deem It Advisable any Of the bosts IN
ali the purposes belonging Incidental to the
said rivers and their tributaries.
ARTICLE III
The object for which corporation formed IA
Of foF he united &taqs ms e s ss
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Raft
and all intermediate landings
ARTICLE ". 81
nf tfaba
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Depot No. 4 Broadway, and sold by all dealers throughout
the world.
The Restorative put in bottles Of three sizes Viz IMre
medium and small. The small holds half pint retGs fo
one doll bottle The medium bottle holds least tweHy
cent in than the small,
dollars ho- fhelage hotds quart forty cent more
In proportion, and reailB for three dollars bottle O. j.
WOOD Co. Propretors 44t Broadway New York and ia
Msket street St Louis NO sold by all good druggists ard
fancy goods deelers.
J. WRIGHT It Co, Ageato
81 and Isl ChartreBsrest,
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TN TEST OF YE A R s
And grows more and more Popular every dayi
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SUSANNAH KIRBY.

LIeoN1ER Noble county, Ind Feb. 8, 1889
Prof. o. J. Wood Dear Sir the latter part the
1852 while attending the State and National Law School of the
State of New York. hair from unknown
menced falling off very rapidly that in the short of six
months the whole Of scalp almost entirely
beref its covering and much of the remaining
the side and back of head shortly after became
that will not be surprised when tell that
turn the State of Indiana, casual acquaintance
not much at loss discover the change my appear
intimate scquantances recognise
all,
made application to the most Skiful physicians
the country but receiving from them hair
could again be restored forced become reconced
fate until fortunately in the latter of the 1857
your Restorative recommended to me by druggist he
ing the reliable Hair Restorative in tried bot
te and found satisfaction that producing the
desired effect Since that time have used dollars worth
Of Restorative, and result have rich very
soft black hair which money buy.
As mark Of gratitude for labor and skill in the
ductiou of wonderful an article have recommended its
many of my friends and acouanances who happy to
inform you, using it with like effect
Very respectfully, yours,
A VI. LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
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INo.2 "a
rs.ElsoLurrs,Ns

10 authorize the Payment of Certain War;
rants issued under the authority of she
United States.
j. ResoEred by The People Of the SAFE Or
Louisiana, IN Conoeation assembled, That a.. y.
Guirot, State Depository, be and he is hereby az.
Hthorized to nav the following warrants issued by
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+ WRIGHT q co.

M EDICAL...... MEDLCAL.... .nIEDICAL,-
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The object for which tina corporation formed h IA
maintain Steamboats, for the transportation for cnpenstjon
Of passengers fregh the United States mails etc from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Raft
and all intermediate landings.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
That hes

TVHHA ONLY PREPARATION
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of the pending conflict, he expresses himself
thankful that the spiritual power of the PopE is
not in the least degree compromised thereby. He
asserts, on the contrary, that Catholicism instead
OF being on the decrease in consequence Of the
troubles of the Church in Italy, is actually on
thelncrease, and, like true Frenchman. he ascrbes
this fact to the influence of France "The cross. -
he says, always looms up behind our flag; we
give to his Holiness number of souls more than
'suffcient to compensate for the loss of his sub
Jects: we enlarge every day the frontiers of the
"trae empire whose seat is Rome" But whilst
the spiritual power of the PORE, according TO
La GUERRoNIERE is in the ascendant, his temporal
power is approaching a crisis. In this
respect the pamphleteer finds Ffatal an
"tagonism between Papacy and Italy," and
he charges that this condition of things
has been brought about by maladministra-
ton, and by the refusal of the Papal authorities
to institute those reforms which were repeatedly
pressed upon their attention by NAPOLEON III
and were demanded alike by the spirit of
the age and the necessities of the Italian people
NJ LA GUERRoNIERE asserts that the reorganiza-
ton of Italy can never be completed until Rome
becomes the Capital of the new Kingdom; and that
$50 long as there exists the sad ntagonism created
between forces whose union involves so many
Interests Italy and the Papal powers will not be
restored to the true conditions of the equiibri-
um.' NJ. La GUERRoNIERE calls upon the Pope
to promote the union of the Papacy with Italy rs
essential to the best interests of both: bound to.
gether as they are "by tradition, by history, and
by the universal respect of Catholic nations for
1.-The Head of the Church" If these principles are
not adopted, it is intimated that France 'swll do
'for Rome what she has done for Naples and Gseta,
"aud withdraw her troops" The Emperor ear
''nestly desires to effect reconciliation between
Italy and the Holy Father" Ifhe fails ofsuccess
In this, the French army will leave Rome and the
Italian army will march in. The whole texor of
the pamphlet is evidently to prepare the public
mind for the complete suppression of the temporal
power of the Pope. Ifhe decides finally to remain
at Rome, it is regarded as desirable that he sbouId
be treated in manner becoming his high prerog.
atives as the Spiritual Head of the Churchill he
rejects the overtures which are made to him. he
has no recourse but to depart into exile. The
French Emperor would prefer TO continue the seat
OF the Papacy at Rome, with revenues correspond
ing to the dignity of the pontifcal office. Should
PIo NoNo elect to retire from that CAPITAL. if ia
more than probable that Jerusalem would be fixed
upon as his place of resideace.
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BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1861.

We publish elsewhere the proceedings of the
State Conference Convention, which reassembled
yesterday at the Universalist Church, corner of
Calvert and Pleasant streets. The Convention
will meet again, at the same place, this morning
at l O'Clock.
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SIC K H E A ACHE,
CURE
N E r ' Q U S II ACHE,
CURE
A LII KIN DIS OF HEADACHE.

by the use Of these Ills the periodic attacks of Nervous
&" SeH HeaGGche may be prevented and if taken at the
commencement OF an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness win be obtained
Ihey seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
TO Which females are subject
Ihey act gently the Understanding Costiusaess
FOR Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and all
efSons OF Sedentary habits they are valuable as Lora-
tee improving the appetite giving tone and ugor to the
ugve organs and restoring ths elasticity and
trength of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of LAM, ;nvestiya
on and carefully conducted experiments, having been in
use many years. during which time they have prevented
ana renewed vast amount of pain and suffering from
headache whether originating in the Nervous system or
from deranged state of the stomach.
Ihey are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may &c taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet, and the absence Of any dis.
agreeable taste renders to administer them to chill
drea.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry spaldingo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all err Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
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ROOFING RooFING RooFING |!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP OSITION ROOFING
by anything discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PRooP.
UNEoUALLED ECONOMY,
uHRIyALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED 70 EVERY CLIMATE
FOR further INFORMATION address or call on
JAS. JOHNSON,
NO. zSarVis hoiding North and Baltimore sts
S%"u Baltimore
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r, BUT Two PosTMAsrERs AND Four COLLECTORS IN
SEVENTY-Iwo \ EARs.-There have been but two
postmasters in the city of Charleston since the
days OF Washington. General Washington an.
pointed Mr.. Ballot in 1897, who served until his
death, when the present incu mbent, Mr.. Huper.
pronounced Uger,) who was appointed BY Mr.
Monroe. Mr.; Huger is now over seventy years
OF huguenot blood-a gentleman of commanding
ana venerable appearance, about six feet high well
proportioned, fine Roman face, full head Of hair.
a ana as white as snow, fine black eye, heavy eye
proWs, very erect, and one of the m est high toned
gentlemen in all our city. One peculiar trait he
has, and that is, he is remarkably fond of the com
pany OF young persons; and whilst they show
great Difference to him, no one, however Young, is
at all cramped in his society. In many RESPECTS,
ne greatly resembles the late Governor Barbonr
of Virginia. '
We never had at this port but four collectors
OF the customs since the formation of the United
otates and one OF these collectors died soon after
being appointed; so, you see, the Carolinians do
not show the same fondness for the Government
5eat as Is the wont of many of your United States
This does not look much like office seeking.w
Charleston Courier.
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HE NORTH CAROLINA CoMMIssIoNERs-The Hons.
u. NJ. Barringer, David S. Reid, George Davis,
Thomas Rufin, and J. NJ. Morehead, the commits
sloners from North Carolina to the late Peace
Conference, have presented report to Governor
Ellis, of their State, recting substantially the
facts contained in the report of the Virginia com.
mlss'oners We copy the paragraph relating to
the votes given by North Carolina on the several
propositions which were adopted by the convention
as follows:
upon the final question of adopting them, the
vote OF the State was given unanimously fer the
third and fourth sections. Upon the Others there
was difference of opinion. A majority of the
commissioners, viz Messrs. Reid, Barrinper. and
Davis, were of the opinion that those sections OUGHT
not to be, and would not be- satisfactory to North
Carolina, and therefore felt bound to cast the vote
OF the State against the first, second, fifth sixth
and seventh sections; while the other two commits
sloners, Messrs. Rufin and Morehead thought it
their duty not to reject absolutely any guarantees
which the non.slaveholding States might offer for
the security OF the saveholding States but to sinh
NIT them to the people of North Carolina for
acceptance or rejection upon their own deliberate
judgment, and therefore they felt bound mot to
oostruct the adoption of those sections but to rive
tnelr voice for them, though not coming up fnlIv
proper" Is II u
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF LoNDoN.-The advices of
the CITY OF Manchester to the Goth of February
not SO late oy sx days as our previous intelligence
but the arrival furnishes the details of the tronho
In the commercial Bank of London. The delinquent
was ledger clerk named burden. The amount
OF the em6ezzement, as before stated, is f67 900,
The fraud was perpetrated by simply retaining q
portion of the funds paid in by customers. Who
were duly credited for the full amounts, while the
sums retained were written off to the credit of
ncttious account, saio to have been opened in the
name of a confederate in the country. Dnrdon
never absented himself from his duties, as his
absence would have led to immediate detection. A
lew weeks back, however, a paralytic seizure
incapacltated him for his duties, and the whole
squandered in building speculations The Direc
tors OF the Bank promptly transferred their business
10 the London and Westminster Bank. The stock
noIuers were expected to escape without loss, and
considerable portion of the embezzlement was
expected to be recovered
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, PA2
IT r. sp,,,,, January Is, 1861 )
SIR GU will please send two boxes Of your Cephalc
Flls Send them Immediately - " NP-''0
Respectfully yours.
p S11, JNO. B. STMONS.
excellent. = V'N' '''' "''" J"'" "'e"s
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DANSKTN g. CO..

DANSKIN g. CO.,
"a FAYETTE ST, NEAR CALVERT,
MAKE
q III N IL rs
Q II ID e "a.
AND KEEP A FULL ASSORTMENT READY MADE.
GENTLEMEN WHO WANT A REALLY GOOD
HERT,
WILL FIND IT AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY
DANsKIN g. CO.,
mhllu 81 FAYErrE STREET.
WESLEY RICHARDS AND MOORE 8 HARRIS,
BIRD AND DUCK GUNS.
MERRILL, THOMAS & co..
s1S- 239 Baltimore street
kINDLlNG WooD KINDL1NG WooD III
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Min,
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
.lo:tr JAS II. JOHNSON
MILITARY GOODS.
cANFIELD, BRO co.
swopnso OF ETEkTiA 6Es Si223S
BELTS,
kNAPSAckS' CARTRIDGE
HATS BOXES,
MILITARY &c, &c, &c.
COMPANIES
co,,,,r,u FURNISHED
o.,,.. Al 1 THE Ef6kh sSTF5 E0fith
$780,. GINFIELD, BROTHER CO,
mhl3-tr 229 Baltimore street
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
FAM F Gr TIE sb PE0PLEs GAS COM
ter he ia E Oh IF spe b DP s Of said
No. 81 Second street, Baltimore. '"-'e' Gins
{ 3HFEE bP sRGFNEgs,
THOMAS SE WELL Jr,
TH65; i. GARDNfER,
March 18th, 1851 majority Of the connissoPs5s
baltimore AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
~ Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1873
Do. do. do iSSI
Do do H. iSss'
NortlvSstern V. Rar bonds 4 mortgage ifSS;
Wanted by SAMUEL II IRRiS' sou
mhl3H basement ChesansaI,a Pan
fTsst CONSTABLE'S SALE.-T will, BY vir-
l.i tue of writ OF "a TO me directed against the
suctI n az ne Court door in the city of Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY, April Sd, 1861, at O'Clock p ali ~
tne estate OF the sa Stauch in ell that LOT OF GROND
situated in the city aforesaid on the south side of obsr
street. near Lloyd street, improved hreestory Bricl
East lombard street % 7''" Do NJ 30
Terms of sale cash. SAMUEL, McCTINTorE
mhlSeots r1onstahio
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED -l50 bushels
~ Coverseed IN sor1, and 40 bushels Illinois Tmohv
street. ~ AVN r rt' J Eau
RACOE AND BULK MEAT.-5O, 600 lbs. Of
~ Shoulders, Sides and Hams for sale by A. L. WEIR a
blto, corner Pratt and Commerce SITS. 1t
WHlSKEY.--0hio High Proof Whisky con-
" stanty receiving Also in store Old Bourbon and
rye wnsSss OF which the greater is copperdse
an9 very OIL equal to in the market For sale by L.
Webb 4 BRO, corner of Pratt and Commerce SITS 1t
| AMS.-50 tierces Thomas Sugar-cured FAM
- Iy Hams receiving and for sale by A. L. WEBB 4
BRO corner Pratt and Commerce SITS " " II
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MARINE FIRE
AND LIFE INSU RIA NOE
PROMPT AND STRONG
new YORK AND VIRGINIA CO.'S,
POLICIES ISSUED UPON APPROVED RISK S
WITHOUT THE DELAY OF CONSULT
ING THE HOME OFFICES.

MARINE INSURANCE-On Hulls Freight and Cargoes
at the lowest rates, and with
liberal policies
FIRE TNSURA NCE-On Dwellings, Furniture, Ware
houses Merchandise and Vessels
in port and Steamers in port or
running, againstss or damage
by fire.
CARPENTERS RISK.-Polices issued upm Build ngs
in the Of construction
under a plan, saving the
trouble of renewal and 50 per
cent. OF the premium to the as
sured.
OPEN FIRE PoLICIES-Policies for "short insurance"
on Merchandise in Bonded and
other Storage Warehouses, issu-
ed upon new plan, saving the
trouble of renewal and 80 per
cent. of the premi i'm to the as
sured.
RENTS AND LEASES Policies issued fully indemnify.
INSURED. ) ing the assured a1anst loss OF
Rent by fire.
AoRTG tN6E NsUR sssssl form e rley 70. the
rests, has been pre1ired. sug-
gested by the reccit decisions
of the Courts prjudicia to
the interests of Mortgages.
PERPETEgAA dr INSURE Unas, these Policies
ever against loss by Gre.
LIFE L AN CT Eat the owest rate of premium.
the asSuret rereivincther divi-
dc;dS and return premiums in
cash.
SLAVE lNSURANCE.-The liv-S OF Slaves, tetw- ea The
ages OF 0 and 60, Insured at
lowest rates.
Information and advice upon all matters pertaining to
Marine, Fire, and Life Insurance uni upon aIn