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~ g. committing Of the eltes brands,
iAhiet9 loha's arte lIotsqg G8oEe VA ker Wmt9 Faet
Mall Co.'S, Bahri n Cas-. Witt X EnStatis Myers
haksav Nc Il Me- SEQ Nllss NJ Buffers Ills b yfis6
eit.l aud for sale hr
arszg E. J.IiARrN CO., 70 Tchoaritopla- strect.
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FOR SALE.

GTEAAByAT FOR sALE.-The fg
~ & ~ ssTe sR Ht s rssssssszjs
DRIED Bhis COTTON II soli rrivNe vie thF 2th Y
ianls.y, " sD that I'55 Aaon For
dssaPnyo 10 sNIH Il MISTER. ~ ppy ydrHs street.
janf CAPT. 5. 3 FRGStr
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ALgB.4M4 RlIyER.

viii eay4 WEDNESDAY " Jetnnrv U ~ o'cioakTa n. Ya=
EiS0R MONTGOMERY, MEfrMPEA Sas 3
Il sal all landings le hltlsIe Eter1Ha Lskttseisa
tfl segnat dsi nGans Fhfllsf WETUNPk s.
h e. a 5trr. Nl ave ataSn For r"5tVr altY
&h goaei, AZ tlte Wv BasB,astt
5Mi5 AeDoWEi" Jra L BEI.t, IA foriras street
COiST
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A F4ANCEs-Advances will be made by the
ttters ssne oa e Southern Produce tic aIre
nns9n klnnER 4 EARlAN i. ain.o,Ine st1re1
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sy0R LAFOURCHE. Coast aul ~ X
slo, Az ~ kslhe s!esa. Pr y hlEI, l-fsHsssI
i:yNlNt;, A ooek, Ad EVERY tliDAY MoRSlNGsz al
l-lsE7 4 A.LAEOEsaT. . Bi.hvle str.st.
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REMOVALS..

ID EMOYAL.-J. O. PIERsoS, Real Estate,
r. Nee rna Exchange Broker, hns renewed from A. Exchange
afe No Commercial Place two doo-5 ro eampstrest noy2
p EN0YAL.-g. Rena & CO. hare removed
~ from No g GraTzr street 10 No. MAGAZINE STREET
door above Canal street. neN5
p FMOVfL-M1cuEI1 BEVERLEY 4 Co. have
corner of Hagazre. HuS3 tt
NTOTHCE.-BAREI11 s Co. have removed back
to their oi stand 81 Common opposite the City Hee oNtl8
1870 -------------.
ALA small cargo Of Salt to arrive, for
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MpRE OF IHr ARREsfs GlsulsSAtt-The Cincinnati
further particulars of the arrest of three
merchants Of that city growing out Of the burn
ing Of the steamer MARTINI Washington After stating
that the parties in confinement ut Columbus await
in. an examination. the t;nnette SAYS
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY i, MACHINE gSsap.

FENHE Undersigned, having taken the above
q establishment on his own account informs
his friends and the public, thai having made
arrangements with the very best wcrkr-eE, he
is now prepared to fiji all orders for castings
and machinery Of every kind, at TIE shortest
notice. From the favorable location Cor pro-
curing iron, coal, &C., he Fathers himself that
he can do work on terms that will make i. an
object with those having work in his line of
business, to patronise him.
Especial attention will be paid 10 all kinds
OF Mil ard Factory work. Always on hand
and for sale TO the trade
Ploc Castings, Cart and Wagon Bores.
Stores, Hoiior-wGrc. Store Tea Kettles.
Ftat bottom d., Furnaccs, Tin Ware. &c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
f.. y. McCLENAHAN.
The business will BE under the manaeem ent
OF Mr. Henry Newsham. practical mecha mic,
and for many years associated with one OF the
largest machine SHOPS OF Philadelphia, who
viii devote all his energies and expcriehc &c o
the prosecution o! the business.
Plans ana drawings made free of expense for
persons wishing to have work executed.
T.. D. McCLENA HAN, Proprietor.
IT, NEwsHAM, Manager.
Port Deposit, June Is
c. Village Record, kert News, Hartford
Gazette and Republican, copy months and send
bill 10 advertiser.
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STHA7EnGlT EXCURSION.

fYllE STEAMER JOHN c. GROOME, VIII
L make On Excursion from Elkton to Spesu-
tia Island, On TUESDAY, August 23d, leaving
the wharf at Elk:on, at O'Clock, A. Nj, re-
turning al an early hour in the evening. The
excursion will be gotten up on the Pic Mic plan,
the company providing their own fare.
Ice cream, lemonade, confectionery, fruit,
&c., will be provided on board. The boat has
been furnished with fine awning, fore ard aft,
adding much 10 the comfort Of passengers.
C." Tickets for the round trip IS cents, to he
had OF either OF the following committee OF
managers:
Col. Thomas Howard, David Scott,
hooerl GanlwelI, Jacob B. Ash,
George ricketts,, f.. Brown, Jr.
II. Nanderlord, Jr., a. j. Scott.
The steamer viii remain at Srcsutia, some
time, il the company desire it, ahoriing them a
fine opportunity Of enjoyingthc sport otfshng.
Aug. 1871. BENZ. 5. FOULkES,
Captain.
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THE CECIL II HlG,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,


TERMS. Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance.
To clubs. in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApyERrlsING.-On dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal to that, make square.
Fractions of square, cGuutcj as square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, scmi-annu-
ally OF by the year at moderate rates.
Lr5-HandbillS and lob Work ofall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The Office THE
WHrG'' Is in the centre ofthc town, next door
to Doct. Wallace's Dug Store.
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CL0T KING.

A J. SCOTT & BRO, have Just opened an
y. extensive assortment Of superior Ready
made clothing, Of every quality and variety
adapted to the season, which they are prepared
10 sci! at the lowest
CITY CASH PRICES.
Their stock consisting Of men and boys wear
has been carefully selected, and their dcletlni-
nation is 10 keep up at all times
.New, Fre@t o&d Lively Stoch';
superior in every respect to the class OF cloth.
ing heretofore and now sold IN this market
CEGTUiNG WARE HOONS,
Opposite The Fouaiaia Inn, Eiki"n, t"p stdirs,)
where every advantage Cor selecting, fitting and
trying on garments will be Gtiorled.
n. B. Cloihn. made to order equal III al!
respects to the finest city customer work.
May ljlh 'DS.
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CHANGE OF Ef3G'ga.

.SSss.,,ss,.s7, OK and after Men
sA,.---slt2>Q .>sy-. day next, (A"@o.' s.?
sssss sss ::sesss WITMER, Cart WIN
WILSON, will run as follows, until further no.
ticr. Leaves
Port Deposit on Monday: at . O'Clock for
FrrdeIicktown and Georgetown.
rr"dcrirktown and Georgetown on Mondays,
aI2 o'clock for phiniclpha-
Philadelphia on Tuesday at > o'clock for
Fr"d"rckro&D and Georgetown.
Fred. and GEORGETOWN On Wednesday at 2
for Philadelphia
Philadelphia On Thursday at > for Fred. and
Georgetown.
Fred. and Georgetown on Friday at , for
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia on Saturday At > for Port De-
post, (dlrcct,l touching at lNr"er's Crech;
Forts Ithctt, Port Hernlalh and other inter-
Ecdiate points.
The new steamer John c. Groomc, will be in
waiting a! Port Herman ON The Elk river, on
Saturday evenings, 10 receive the freight and
passengers brought by the Lady Wilmer, tor
the different IalIings on the Sassailas river
NM. Il. GiLpIN, PhiIa4eiphla,
NlL.hEk s DAVIS, Port Deposit,
U-3~Pa5sage, 81. au@ + If. Agents.
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Taken up by the subscriber, on the premises
Of S. b. Sutton, near WeIch Point, on the Ian
Of July, a spotted Cow, supposed to be about
~ ar IL years old, and giving milk. She has
slit in right ear, ard piece cut of the top
and end o! left ear
The owner can have the property by proving
tie same and paying damages.
July 3O,3 w SAMUEL Dho"N'
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$50 RE ~ ARID.

CTOLEN from the field ofthe subscriber on
- Friday night, the 29th of July, dark Iron
Grey Mare, about fourteen hands high, hve or
six wears old, and never been shod; trotS and
walks well, and works we'll III any kind OF har'
ness. She has one white fore foot, and al the
root Of her tail there is some white hairs form
ing rings. will sgiyc twenty dollars reward
for the Mare, and forty dollars for The thief.
WILLIAM StMCO.
North East, Aug 6, '53.
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1t is proper perhaps to state that these
delinquencles are chiefly confined to
the earlier SURVEYS or those filed within
the first sixteen months, when some
persons W ere, doubtless, induced TO be-
come members who not rightly appre-
ciating its advantages have been careless
of maintaining their position in the
Company. Those of later date are much
more prompt in their payments and
manifest a better understanding of their
interests in the matter 1t is to be hoped
that when their attention is direclycall-
ed to the subject these delinquent mem
bers Will be led to see their interest in
maintaining their connection with the
company. 1t is purely an association for
Mutual protection. No spirit OF specu-
lation enters, or can enter into It, No
one designs or expects to make money
out of it, The members look to it, not
as source Of profit, but as a means OF
remuneration in case of loss. While,
therefore, 1t is the interest of every
member to preserve his own position in
the company, it is not specially the duty
OF those who represent and act for the
body petite to urge it, The company
can very we'll afford to lose, and indeed
will be much better without any and all
such members as suffer their dues to re-
main unpaid for three or tour years; and
there are some VINO are in arrears for
five years.
The statement submitted by the Treasurer,
contains The following exhibit Of the receipts
and disbursements of the year, and Of. the cash
resources ofthe company:
RECEIPTS.
Interest reed from members on Pre-
MUM Notes, Sl,797.2l
Interest on loans from loan holders. 1000
Taxes on loans refunded by loan hold
ers, l7.3S
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a. Rea0ers ano Gorrrs ptnlnts

Gys7he Vaniy Of finger" by Virginius
Hutchen, Esq, ofKen,ucky, will be printed next
week.
Gy-Attenton is called to the article on Ten
perance on the first page, by our coIresponden mt
"RQmJler.''
Cy-Here are some stanzas by frequent and
favorite correspondent. They remind one al
most too much of certain lines in Laiia Rookh,
commencing somehow thus:
so evel thus from chilihooi's hour,
Hve seen my inndest hopes decay,
never loved tree or flower
Bat t was the first 10 fade away.
| never nurseI dear gazelle," SC,
and so on; which is one of the mostoiten-
quoted rhymes in the language, among the
younger folk. We once saw them written with
grea, flo urish, "pomp and circumstance" in an
album. U nderneath, some wag had pencilled ::
81 never had piece OF bread
Particularly broad and wide.
But it was always sure to tall
And light upon the butier'l side"
But 10 the rhymes OF our correspondent:
For The Cecil Wig.
StaEZas.-BY ANSGANTH!Us.
With lavish hand my youthful days,
spent in search Of pleasure,
In many a gorgeous color'd maze,
But never found the treasure.
never loved pretty flower.
Bni soon a hlight came Ger il,
Or some rude ulas; or driving shower;
All rudely rent and tore it.
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HLOCKS.-Just received and for sale. su-
" pcrior assortment OF clocks, ranging in price
from s 80 to 81. Also a large assortment OF
Looking Glasses from u! cts 10 81. Call and
see our assortment of Clocks, Glasses, &c, and
we feel assured you will be Inclined to purchase
after YOU examine the superior quality Of our
goods Directly opposite johnson, Hotel.
Mev29 A, ]. SCOTT * BRO.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

WE respectfully call the attention ofFarmers
W and others interested in Agriculture, to the
hnpr0ccd Super Phosphate Of Lime, manuiac-
tured exclusively for Us by PoTrs Il KLErr,
Chemists, Of Camden, n. J.
In recommending the above TO the favorable
notice of those in want ola VALUABLE FERTlL-
IHER, we have every confidence in assuring our
customers that the quality Of The article may
be entirely rtHeI uyn as uniform. 1t is pre-
pared with great care by experienced Practical
Chemists, and packed in bags containing no
lbs. each, price - cts. per lb.
IA liberal deduction made to country Iner-
chants
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'''' N DIih, / .NNi ANUS VI
Whites; Caronic inflammation and ulccra-
ton OF the Womb incidental H-morrhage, or
Flooding; Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular
Menstrna,lon, &c, with all their accom- any-
ing evils, Cancer eXceptcd,) no matter how
severe or Of how long staining.
Ihe Caihu!icon tar SURPRISES other remedies
IN being more certain, less expensive, and
leavin- the system in better condition. Let all
therefore interested in such remedy call and
obtain pamphlet Grcc) containing ample
proc, from highly respectable sources, OF the
happy results oi It's use together with letters
from hrAt-cIass experienced physicians, who
hay" used it IA then practice, and speak IRON
their uwa observations.
Pamphlets had gratis 1T the Store Of WIN.
TOEGEKT, Agent, Elkton. Also sold by
most of the leading Druggists in the aijpuing
counties,
Letter addressed To NesSrs. Beach 5, Rrownson,
A@r"'s at Ncwbc.Ty, c. H., ). c., by Rev.
c. ). Beard, of same State,
GLr.NN SPRINGS, Jan. 9Th, 1858.
AIesSrS. Brac,. < Browusou--.>IRs. lsrnI for
another bottle Of your "Alarchist'S Uterine
Catnolicoa." by witc has been afflicted for
eleven years, and variety Of means has been
resotrd to Tor rrlIrt, but none was obtained
unit | received this medicine from YOU. It's
influence seems almost magical: there was Il
manifest Improvement from lnc day it was
taken.
As there are great many females in our
country 0boring under the affection for whlch
your medicine proposes Il remedy, feel it
duty to recommend it 10 ali such.
[Slgnrd) CLouGH s. BEARD.
j. b. MARCIIISl & CO., proprictors.
Central Depot, 3OI Broa lway, y. Y.
Aug -, 'j3 Om
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ED6NBEs Y

TOR SALE OR RENT.-The subscriber
j. will sell OF rent his Foundry situated in the
town eff Port Deposit. attached to it lisa water
power which can Re applied to other purposes
beside the use Of the foundry. This Foundry
has done, and is capable d doing a large and
profitable business. Possession gwen mmc-
da,eIy. Apply 10 Y. v. WEBB,
Irne II lf Port DepOsit.
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of the interest receivable this day in
preference to disturbing any Of the ex-
listing loans.
If the interest is promptly paid as we
trust it will, this amount can be paid
without materially reducing the invest
ments of the year as the increased in
surances during the year which has Just
closed and those now coming in will in
a great degree supply the amount thus
required.
The losses of the year are therefore
1871, and the expenses as before shown
$l72.54, making an aggregate $l0l3.-
81, beng a fraction over per cent on
the premium notes SO that 3 pc: cent of
the payment for the year passes to the
credit OF each member, leaving the in
terest on loans now amounting to a con-
siderable sum as a contingent funds for
such future disposition as may be deem
ed most equitable and proper.
Upon the whole the managers have
great reason to congratulate the MEM
bers upon the increasing prosperity of
of the institution; and they would con-
clude by expressing the hope, that
perseverance in that cautious and Judi
cious policy which has hitherto charac-
terized the operations of the company,
will secure a continuance of this pros
peIity, and establish permanently the
reputation Of the institution in the con-
fdence of the members and the commun-
ity generally.
Test H. S. SITES, Prest.
F. A. ELLIS, Secty.
SYNOPSIS
OChe proceedings ofthe ,7nuual mee1ing
After the reading of the Annual re-
port, on motion It was
Resolred, That the report of the
Board of Managers just read be accepted
and adopted by tins meeting.
Re&oired, That in the Judgment of
'his meeting it will be the duty of the
Board OF Managers to be elected at this
meeting, to carry on; the suggestions Of
the report in regard to delinquent mem.
bers.
The meeting then went into an cleo
ton for nine managers to serve the en-
suing year which resulted in the choice
Of the following gentlemen:
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JUST RECEIVED
A LOT OF NEW GOODS, At
THE 7E0DEL STORE,

THE 1E0DEE STORE OF
w NJ. KENNARD & CO., where in con.
W ncctlon with their former stock they are
resolved 10 sell at greatly reduced prices. to
induce those in want, TO give them an early
call, as By 50 doing they will find it greatly 10
their advantage. The following is a sketch OF
our stock:
Lniics Dress Goods Gentlcmens' Wear.
Silk nopinS, Cloths,
Linen Luslrc CasSmeres,
Barge De Lainc, Eestinss,
French Lawn, Cotton Goods,
American do. Linens,
Dress G!nghams, Kid Gloves,
Apron do. Cotton do.
Prints, silk do.
WHITE Goors.--Swiss, bishop lawns, mulls,
linen hdkEs., collars.
II acm article Of Linen for Goats and Pant,
- reyg fashionable. Musins, striped shifting,
Hosiery and Gloves, &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of all kinds, Very cheap. Come with the cash
and you will not be disappointed, in either
quality or price v. NJ. kENNARD s, Co.
July lG East end OF Eikton.
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" hereupon the meeting adjourned.
Il. l.. THOMAS, Prest. pro lem.
+. A. ELLIS, Sec.
\. Is. The new Board of Managers
will meet for t " purpose OF organizing,
on Tuesday the 23d of August inst, at
ii o'clock A, N. +. A. ELLIS, Sec.
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CARRIAGE MAKING,

lTllE subscriber, thankful for past favors, and
= hoping BY strict attention to business SUI
to merit liberal stare Of public yatron age,
would inform his friends md the puhlic tina he
has purchased The Coach Making establish
ncnt, at the Brirh Necting House. formerly cars
red on by Samuel Marshall, where he will conl
'lnue the above business in all its varioue
branches. He will be found at all times well
prepared with the best quality ofscasoned stuff,
got expressly for the purpose. He would also
say, that he can do better job, for the same
money, than can be got up within any rea son-
able distance OF hlm--tnr this reason: he is bet
ter prepared with mechanics 10 do the different
branches OF work belonging 10 The business, and
likewise purchases his stock in large quaint
ties, at the lowest cash prices. a II his work
men are Of the best, and have served full APP
premiership 10 the business. He has on hand,
at all times, both new and second hand
r AEt =, Carrioges, BHgaics, Su'aies, Rork-
T 5tattz> = arrays aad MGfhc llacoRs which
-S-<----A2-- he will sell on reasonable terms:
All work warranted FOR one year. il fairly used.
The public would do we'll 10 call and exam
inc the stock of work before purchasing else
where. WIN }. MARCHBANk.
Brick Meeting House, May ., 3m'
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Taxes on loans refunded by loan hold
ers, 1913
1910
p,,,,.o :, r.oos,.ou. h,,a. '''"' '''
lS52 as per last An. RrnoIt l31. 50
Amt to be accounted for S2,560.4S
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount ;,'Ga' 4" fs'ea secured Oy eoo M
SrcreIo'v md Treasurer,S
salary, 10000
Office Rent, 5000
as" p"'I , 10, sea- sea- press, l''oo
me- nr! ",l., ~ ~ TV Committee l 100
Printing blanks. alyert;.in,,
new receipt book, station ii.S7
"[!' Nc
I ,' p,.' IN "n '"""'
ns4uorlerIy mcclinss $500
Of the Board.
Snndry small charges an cX-
i'.SFS a. PEI ,oDyt''S a. "'4
Sum to,a Gr ms ! so142,54
----
Balance in the hands of Treasurer, S2l2.9i
"c interest on f''' Notes "ne y OO2 80
rho " ho fI' , 'n',r, . .'"' '' ,n ia
The annual ppc,in,. 1852 I l7o.43
and yet unpaid is >
S2,474.13
,G interest," n,,t o" 'IanS la'"g que !" ON 10
" 49, " = " } -
Showing the anticipated receipts of
the year independent oiany s1di- IS2,968.o9
-, uoH"I po'.c''N' 20 "e
On Mor,oagc. ' " $1,000
| On Judgments, 1900
! On Note aud Security, 1870
4,42o'oo
,1o,;0, IN ,n,reao,oor e-4gSr,
-, ~, -
1 "pP['' :o" ely !" say :. VA, ia, w. .n
o"Pa'u 0"'N ''''''S'' wa, f'f 10
NUT, VIC l." HTS' r "Po'''''' Is ""e II o'',
'rn'D' a"a "p law ~, st 'n' oa. :.
J'' "''- r''''''' r.,
I'''"Ts 1J''', e'i"' % ''' .'' ~ inc
~ '''U 40 '"''' "I'",''''S sun "'""r U!''i
10y oGo""' p'' " ,''T ''' 81 -; w E, Ill.,
al ~ o,o an" r"' "r'' 'I,'' ""f' - I iaU ~
~ W.. .'' ,I'a .'r'"' ~ - ''%' Ian "
's"""o 800, ,', ~ ~ g '''"' ~ '"e aoo,
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SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT
of the .NWuai Fare Insurance Camping
Of Cecil county.

,ofthe .NWuai Fare tnsUranee Compony
Of Cecil county.
In conformity with the requirements
of the 18th Section of the Act of lncor-
poration. the President in behalf of the
Boord OF " anagers, submits TO the con-
sideratlon Of the members, the following
as their Sixth Annual Report.
The past year has been one of more
than ordinary prosperity. AT the date
OF the last Annual report, August 18th,
1875 ., the insured value of the property
on the books Of he company was ST.
207, 1871, and the premium notes there
on @2S,372,O9.
From the statement submitted by the
Secretary, we make the following alb
stract showing the operations Of the year
VI hich has just closed:
Insured value. Pre-. Notes.
New surveys $IGO,Gg9 Si0j6 80
Additions and re-surveys SG.623 2,llS,i7
Gross increase ofthe year S2f7,322 6,l74.S6
Deductions and withdrawals $3.50 1.554.4
= =
Add amt al last Report $l,2O7,39l %, 7G4.25
Shows amt al this date $3.50 1853 S33 1881 81
1t will be remembered by many, that
when the Company went into operation
on the Goth OF April 1917, the amount
then entered fer insurance was $500
40. From the above statement it will
be seen that the increase from that date
considerably exceeds a million of dol
lars. This result has been arrived at
without any departure from the princi-
pie with which We started, to exclude
all Factories, Paper mills, FORCES, and
other heavy and hazardous risks. Had
these been taken the resources of the
company would without doubt have
been greatly increased. But this con.
sideration has not been sufficient to in
duce the Board to assume the increased
sponsibillty.
In the above stated amount of $653.-
Is for deductions and Withdrawals, are
included a number af policies which,
without any action Of the parties insur.
ed, have been cancelled and their sur
veys stricken from the books, as they
are known to have sold out and left the
county; or to have become utterly in
solvent and no payment made for sever
al years. There are doubtless other
persons whose property still remains on
the books that ought properly to be
stricken off, and as a number of the
members have not paid their interest for
several years, it is recommended, that
steps be taken to effect an adjustment Of
their policies, or Cause them TO be can
celled; as their remaining upon the
books, only serves to embarrass the ac-
counts, and prevents just apportion-
ment oil tue Inarpproprlated interest.
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Oxen for Sale.

TWO PAIR OF fine large work Oxen will be
sold on reasonable terms. Apply to SAMUEL
Bowman on the farm recently occupied by
Ehenezer Chopper, in Elk Neck, or at this
Office. [July so If
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Nett increase for the year $S2 ,3.2 $4.620.l2
Add amt al last Report $l,2O1 ,3Yl %, 1912
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Gross increase ofthe year S217.322 So, l7I.S6
Deduclonsu and withdrawals $3.50 l.55l4
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Gu A q.

500 Tons No. Government Peruvian GHqao.
53o Tons Dry PalagoHiaa Guano.
For sale at the lowest market rates by
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
Nos. % & 90 South Wharves, near Chestnut
ST., Philadelphia. Uuly 80 Sm