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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

REcoRpER's CoURT, YEsTERDAY.-Bully
shannon, alias Bully in the Alley" was
fined s75 or 80 days in the Chain Gang, for
disturbing the peace.
Jno. Glover, accused of disturbing the
peace, was discharged.
Wm Dux for riotous conduct was fined
$50, or % days in the Chain Gang.
VIM. Rennolds, for disorderly conduct. was
tried by jury, and found guilty, and will be
sentenced to day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
STRANGE CASE OF IxsANrr.-The NatiOna

STRANGE CASE OF INsANITY.-The National
of May ID, contains the following
Last evening about7 o'clock. a young man
named John Hyerl, with earnest demeanor,
and carpet bag on his arm, stalked into the
Police Office very hurriedly and walking up
to an officer exclaimed, Say do you know
| amt quite right up here, (pointing mysteri
ously to his upper regions) ain't. honest "
The officer remarked that he thought the
youth was all o. X. mo" said the youth,
"the fact is, you must lock me up. | amt
right know it. Lock me up! Lock me
upl It's coming on me. Lock me up, but
let me out in a day or two, when | recover
As from the youths appearance he was fast
becoming insane, it was deemed proper to
comply with his request-so he was locked
up. Last night when we saw him he had
become raving maniac and had to be con.
fined in the dark cell, so violent was he. 1t is
a great pity, for he is quite fine looking
young fellow
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

From VIsALIA The following items ap-
pear in late number of the Mariposa Star
We are indebted to Mr.. Alder the gentle.
manly driver Of Ieston's stage, for items in
reference to Tulare county. Times are visi-
bly, improving-that is to say, cattle and hogs
are increasing in stature and fatness, and the
owners thereof are realizing "grand cash"
from the sale Of this species Of property.
The principal sport at present is horse m.
cng' for which there is an "open field and
fair play for all sorts of nags from "blooded
stock" down to scrubs" of which latter va
riety Of "hoss' the market has an unlimited
supply The race track proper is situated
about eight miles from town, though if the
emergency demands it, call out doors can
be used for that purpose. A daily line has
been run 10y the overland boys from Visalia
to the track One of the drivers had Lev
broken by being thrown from his seat, few
weeks since, but is recovering rapidly.
There is some talk of the Heston line chang
ing hands, in the event of which there may
be semi weekly in the place Of a weekly
line between Hornitas and Visalia.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

ATTEMPTED PARRIcIDE-We understand
that a young Mexican, residing with his faith
er-an old codger named Roman-in the
block between sth and 9th streets and c and
B, attempted yesterday morning to shoot
his daddy, desiring to show the old man his
gratitude for bringing him into the world,
by putting his respected progentor ont Of it.
He accused the old man of stealing his mule
and was resolved on summary vengeance by
putting bullet through his head. The ball
missed its aim, entering the wall of the room
in which the parties were, and the astonished
pGrient got up and got" A warrant has
been issued for the arrest of the youngster.
but he cannot be found. The old man has
also entirely disappeared
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

INsANIrY.-A man named Cheek is now in
custody at the station house, supposed to be
insane. He was stopping at the Philadelphia
House, when taken charge Of He has con
siderable property, and there is no apparent
cause for any mental trouble which could
have reduced him to his present position.
His age is twenty three. lie will be ex-
nmined by physician and. if his insanity
seems 10 be confirmed, will be sent to Stock
ton
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
The Sickles, Case.

The trial of Siekles, for the killing of Key
commenced in Washington, on the 4th CT
April. last. The Atlantic papers are full Of
the details.
In the examination Of proposed jurors, the
great majority of the married men had expires
sed so decided a sympathy with Sckles. that
they were at once rejected. From appear
ancos, we should judge that the jury must
have been composed at last, for the most
part, of single men, although it may turn out
differently.
Public opinion. at the commencement of
the trial, seemed vastly to preponderate in
favor of Sickles. In fact, public opinion in
such cases always does preponderate in favor
of the slayer of the seducer. We have never
known an instance to the contrary Even
the lowest libertines will Justify the husband
in killing the man who wrongs him, while
they do not blame the seducer himself be-
cause, they consider that the seducer takes
his chances for life or death when he enters
upon the undertaking, He must expect to
incur great risk and danger and, ifhe is dis
covered he must defend himself as best he
may They do not blame the seducer, nor
do they blame the husband for avtnging him
self Such is the creed of The very worst
libertines-so that ubic sentiment must OPP
crate strongly in favor Of Sickles, in any
event whatever, for the very men, who would
have done precisely as did Philip Barton Key,
would vote for the aequittal of Sickles for
killing him.
The larger number ofpuLlic journals have
justified Sickles, and predict his triumphant
acquittal. A few, however, are vehemently
denunciatory of his conduct. They say that
he was not the man to avenge with blood
trespass of this kind, because he had been
guilty of the same offences himself They
Furthermore say that Mrs Sickles was not
the woman for whom such a vengeance
should have been taken, and they pretend to
predict that it will appear upon trial that she
the sedueer of her; that, by her beauty and
fascinatons, she led him on to the eavowal of
passion which was natural in man ofloose
morals and an ardent nature, and, that like
a syren upon the sea bound rocks she allured
him to his destruction.
The evidence in this case will be read with
profound interest over the whole Union. The
next steamer will bring the full details.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
MARYSvILLE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 4th.
MAY PAnrr.-The May Day Festival, last

MAY PARrr.-The May Day Festival, last
evening, at Mrs, PostOn's Seminary, was one
of the most delightful occasions ever wit
messed in this city. A throng of beauty was
present and the intelligence and refinement
of Marysvile were there represented Most
beautifully did the performances Of the cele
bration go of, and young and old, partici-
pants and spectators, seemed to be launched
upon the full tide of happiness. A superb
supper was served up during the evening,a and
the entertainment concluded with music and
dancing, The lateness of the hour prevents
O more extended notice
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

Rich CLAlMs-We find the following min
ing intelligence In recent number of the
Ledger;
HUMBUG HLL-This hill still continues to
be the richest of the diggings around Jack
son. Last week, Mr.. 7. Charron purchased
of Mr.. Gabbett, two-and a-half shares Ia
share is one-eleventh) in the old Gleason d
Gabbett tunnel in this hill, giving $4,000
therefor He had previously given to Mr.
Moreback $4,000 for one share, and to Mr.
Gleason Sc, ,25O for two-and-a-half shares;
thus paying SlS,s50 for six elevenths of the
claim. Mr.. Charron is now the sole owner,
and in one day of last week washed out 80
ounces Of gold
The Montreal Company, who have started
a tunnel in on this side of the hill, are OBJ
tanning the best of prospects
RATHER RIcH-Last week a company O
Italians, who have a claim in Tunnel Hill
took therefrom seventy. three ounces of gold
They picked up twenty-seven ounces of it
the largest piece of which weighed five.and
a.half ounces.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

COMMISSIONED OFFICERs.-Governor Weller
has commissioned the following officers of
the San Francisco City Guards, Second Brig
ado, Second Division, to take rank from
March l1th, 1889; Charles Doane, Captain
Jno W.. Mckenzie. lst Lieutenant; Ben. II.
Freeman, I'd Lieutenant; VIM. A. Little,
Brevet I'd Lieutenant.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

PASSAGE EAsT.-On the two lines of steam
ers the following rates of passage are being
charged for the 5th of May trip: Per Oriza
ba-frst cabin, $3.50; second cabin, 500 F;
steerage, $50. On the Golden Gate first
cabin, upper saloon, $500; lower saloon,
$780, second cabin. $50 steerage, $50.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

WE learn from the Union, that Governor
Weller has commissioned Samuel Hermann.
Notary Public in and for the county of San
Francisco also Charles Brennan, Notary
Public in and for the county of San Francis.
co; and E. E. Eyre, Notary Public in and for
Sacramento county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
J. VI, MEKHIIL, d N' IT'LL
y. w. MERRILL Il CO.'S
Confectionery Establishment,
FANCY BAKERY,
Eco Cxoaz21 Saloon;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WE are now prepared to till all orders in the above
w line the public may favor us with. We will sell
at wholesale Mt San Francisco prices. All kinds of
Candies constantly on hand, and OF our own manu-
tacture and warrant them to be second to none In
the State.
our FANCY BAKERY is well stocked with Cakes
consisting of Iced and Ornamental CAKES for Balls
Parties and Weddings, Fancy Citron, Currant and
sponge Cake, Pnund Cake, Lady Fingers. Maccaroni,
Nernlla Jumbles, four kinds CocoaNut Cake, Sponge
Drops, and all other kinds usually male in Fancy Ba-
kerics We warrant all TO be of the Fl rst quality.
Our ICE CREAM SALOON is under the supsrvs-
ion Of Mr.. FRANK QUALEY, the champion Cream ma
ker OF this State Those favoring with their pat
ronage assured they will get the genuine arti
Gle Tny3-myl J. NJ MERRILL & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
BED Rock.

HE Pioneer and Democrat learns that Mr..
W. B. Gosnell, special agent for the Indians
under the treaty of Medicine Creek" has
appointed Mr. Isaac NJ Patten blacksmith,
and C. c. Pagett, Esq, teacher on the Island
reservation, six miles below Olympia, near
the entrance of Skeokum Bay.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

PERIcDIcALs.-E. b. Davidson, Bookseller
cry Exchange, Sacramento City, has seat us
by mail beautiful supply of late English
and American periodicals, among which are
the Illustrated London News, Harpers Week
ly Journal of Civilization, Ballou's Pictorial
aud Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

The Fort Smith Times says that the Cher T.
okees, who were driven from Texas many
years ago, are about to commence a suit for
the lands granted them by Mexico. These
lands comprise the most fertile portion of
Eastern Texas
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

The case of Mrs. Mary Ann Billman. in
dicted for the murder of her husband, Abb.
aus Billman, came up for trial at San Fran
cisco on Monday morning. The District At
torney appeared for the prosecution, and G..
B. Tingley for the defence
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

S. A BALLou.-This gentleman, Senator
from Plumas and Butte, goes up home this
morning. His constituency are proud of his
talents and his integrity, and they may well
be- He is strong man.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
MAY PARTY AND BALL.

zf9 There VIII be n MAY PARTY at the 20
TA "vICK HOUSE" near Browns Valley, "a
G-lNl nine miles from Marysville on the Camp-s.is
touviile roal, on SATURDAY. MAY 7th, 1850, and a
same day. The House is entirely new and the prnpri-
etor will spare pains to make the party the most
pleasant aud agreeable Of the season.
~ Excellent Music will he in attendance, and the
proprietor promises his friends that he will
do his best in the Supper line.
my3.tl JOSEPH WICK.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

RECENTLY, Edward James while mining at
Amador Village, in the county of Amador,
had his left arm broken by portion of
rock falling on it. 1t was found necessary to
amputate the limb.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

The passengers by the John L. Stephens
have published q statement in which they
complain Of the conduct of the agents at
New York, in filling the ship beyond her le-
gal capacity.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

REV. Mr. BENTON, who has been Pastor for
ten years of the Congregational Church at
Sacramento, will leave in a few weeks for a
tour in the East
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

STATE FNANcEs.-Alameda county has
paid into the State Treasury the sum of $2,.
164 O4. Calaveras is the only county that
remains behind.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

SAN FRANcIsco MINT-The San Francisco
Branch Mint coined SS4O0oO in double ca.
giles during the week ending April 3oth. -
The sum of 100000 was deposited for coin.
age
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

FREMEN's ELEcTIoN.-At an election of
Eureka Hose Co. No. l, held last evening.
the following officers were chosen; Foreman,
C. L. Crackbon; First Assistant F. c. Green;
Second Assistant, j. A. Mayer; Secretary
and Treasurer, ]. B. Leamen
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

p. L. REDwINE, convicted of grand larceny
in Sacramento. has been sentenced to eight
years Imprisonment in the State prison.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

a NEW daily journal is to be started at St.
Joseph. Mo-, as the organ of the Free Labor
Party in Western Missouri
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

Is Sacramento a decree of divorce has
been granted in the case of Emma E. Cruth-
eFs vs. Marshal B. Cruthers, on the ground of
desertion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

AMERICAN spectators are already securing
lands on the Isthmus of Tehauntepec.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

The great anaconda is being exhibited in
Sacramento
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

A San Francisco paper says that eighteen
specimens of the genus drunk" were pun
ished in the Police Court of that city on
Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

sSow recently fell to considerable depth
m the Coast Range west Of Tehama
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

ELLEN Golinsky has been fined twenty dol
i'r' In San Francisco, for using vile Ian
guage.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

IT is thought that the Paraguay souodron
VIII be ordered to either Central America or
Mexico, on its return
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
NOTICE.

WYE hereby warn Gold Dust Buyers and Traders
w in the Vicinity CT Cmptonvle, to look out for
certain persons who do the dirty work for other par
ties, Of mixing Pise City Dust value about $l4 per
OH with better qualities of d. and try to dispose Of
it To the unwary. GILLIG & SCIIOEMANN
Fosters Bar, Nav 21, 1859 o,v9 ttA
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

JAMES MANN was arrested, yesterday, for
being drunk and disorderly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
Aew advertisements.

Where
Is the place you can find the best HAVANA CIGARS?
In the FL Dorado Cigar Store, where you can find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, 4 for fifty cents.
r.. LAVY & CO.,
Ell DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29my &c ID street, near Wells, Fargo Co.'S
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
Pioneers.

An adjourned meeting will be held on THURSDAY
EVENING at half-past O'Clock, when an election Of
officers for the ensuing year will be held
+. c. CHASE, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

MINING AT NoRTn SAN JuAN-We cordense
the following mining intelligence from the
Hydraulic Press of Saturday:
Although many companies are washing at
San Juan Hill, but few have cleaned up since
our last issue. The Ohio Co. have taken out
Sl,SS6 so, and Wnham Brothers from the
small piece of ground adjoining the Golden
Gate claims, realized 81 800
AT Sweetland, Winham Brothers have sold
their interest, which was one third in the
Sweetand Creek Tail Sluice for $4,000
This property is represented as paying very
well.
The Chinese miners on Willow Creek late
ly sold l50 ounces of gold dust, worth about
$4,000
The mines at Manzanita Hill are steadily
improving. The ManIanita Co. took out,
last week, from five days washing. $3.50; the
New York Company, in six days, $500. The
water strike at Columbia Hill does not ex.
tend to this vicinity.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04

SENATOR DOUGLAS was compelled by sick
ness in his family to forego his intention of
visiting Connecticut during the late canvas.
In letter upon the subject to the Hartford
Post, he used the opportunity to say that:
The Democratic party is the only polit-
cal organization, which can preserve the
peace and harmony of the Union and the
integrity and ascendancy of the Democratic
party can only be maintained by an erplief
and aneqWrocal recognition" Of the t'tHdamen-
tai prineirles Of POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY and
NoN-INTERvENTIoN BY CoNGREss WITH SLAVERY
IN THE TERRITORIES as weH as IN tie States as
IL waS explained and understood IN tie great
contest Of 1854 and 1856"
OF course, Douglas agrees with the Le-
crowd, entirely! On, of coursel
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
CO-nartnprshin Nntice.

HAVING tn s day taken into Co-paftnership
Il CHAS. NJ. PATTERSON, we will continue the
HARDWARE BUSINESS under the same name and
style as heretofore, at old stand corner of Fist
and streets. c. A. HAWLEY & co.
Marysye, May I'd, 1859. my3-lm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-04
Eurekas.

Eurekas.
You are hereby notified to attend your regular
monthly meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May
4th, at O'clock.
p j. JOCELYN, secy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

4 UCTION NOTICE-BY THEODORE GOULDsMITH
"A Household furniture at public auction, at the
private residence in West Eleventh street, No 30 (ol.
mencng l0 CLOCK precisely Catalogues ready Sale
posltve, without regard 10 weather.
Rosewood plapoforte stool and cover;
Suits of paror furniture complete;
Velvet carpets, rugs TO match;
Pier and mapte mirrors,
Escretore and etegeres,
Parian marble ornaments, &C., &c.
Dining Reconsideration table, crockery and glassware,
eilyer ware, knives forks. he.
whole contents Of seven elegantly furnished
bedrooms. ~
Bedrooms-Nursery, and kitchen furniture Of
every description
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UCTION NOTICE -wELLEs NICHOLS, AUCrIoNEER
- A''"'' By BROWNE 4 NICHOLS,

On Monday; Feb. ~ AZ Wa 3c Loo -
tanned In said house. consisting OF two rosewood paror suits
marble top tables mirrors Brussels carpets ee
giant octave rosewood piano. corners; oil paintings
cravings mahogany chamber furniture ensmeled suits mat
carpets together with all the kitchen furniture with which the
galo will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

UNoR SAVANNAH AND FLORlDA.-THs AMERICAN
Atlantic Screw Steamship Co.'s new and elegant teanshp
HUNTsv1L1E Jno. A. Post commander VIII leave pier ~
North river Saturday March at O'Clock r. ~ nrecsey
Passage Savannah with unsurpassed sio
through tickets TO New Orleans $50 7s Mobile W.; MsS ont
Macon ST. Augusta So Also 70 principal places In FLORIDA
at the owest rates Steamers leaving savannah Mondaye
Wednesdays and Fridays Freight 10 cents per foot aud pro
poronse rates Insurance one half per cent Apply 70
H. II. CROMWELL CO., so West street The slea nship
Montgomery succeedson Saturday.. March H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

1900 Joliet City an 8 per cent bonds.
1000 Second Avenue X. X. LIST mortgage bonds
5000 Town of Fort Madison, Iowa, per cent bonds
5000 Marietta and Cincinnati X. II. per cent bonds.
Securities received addition the regularly advertised
A durnsevery Next regular sale Thursday March
auction sales OF stocks bonds Monday
Thursday (which the regularly established days
sale for years. day whenever required at l2
O'Clock the Merchants Exchange StO and bonds bought
and sold private sale and at the Brokers Board Interet
allowed deposits AMI dividends collected large variety
bank aud insurance stocks also other securities constantly
hand at private sale.
Stock Auctioneer and Banker. No. 4 Broad street.
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SHIPPING.

mon NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, PETERSBURG AND
i RichmondThe steamship ROANOKE Csgsin Skinner,
On Tuesday and wednesday and ID Of March, leaving
on Wednesday, ID She will continue 70 leave a. above,
Saturday PM freight apply at our OIL sc
- LUDLAM A HEINEKEN, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

THEATRE FRANCAB
The Directors respectfully the reopeniag a
the Theatre Francois
ON TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 8, 1850,
when the following artists engaged by NJ Sage PARA
will have the honor Of making their debut:-
NJ. PAUL LABA, from the Theatre Francois.
Mile. EUGENIE SEN from the Odeon theatre
Mile. LAWRENCE CHEYALIER, from The Paais RoyaIa
Nile. JANE MONTHEAUX, from the Delassment Comiqu0.
Nile. PAULINE DUPONT, from the Delass Oomiaue,
N. BERTRAND from the Conservatoire, Paris.
c. DELALA1N.
And artists in New York. who arc favorable known 70
the public.
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r PUBI 10 AUCTION.-wIIL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
"A auction on Tuesday, March l, by FAIRCHILD CHAM
BERs Mercer street the household furniture contained
An the above house. Sale positive and postponement
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RAILROADS.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-THE GREAT CEN.
freight and low at all tines as BY any other route
For passage tickets contract for freight any point IN
the entire West call at the company ONCE No. House.
Wv j. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent
Feb n LEEOH CO., Freight Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

NIBLOs GARDEN
IN NIXON co g EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
MONDAY EVENING, Feb %
fust performance of Nixon Go 2 new version OF
Or The FAIRY AND THE Glass sLIrPEs.
BY VII Y InraaiIe A rlL.iaa


n. ou,...., by vi Juvenie Artlstes
.any ln.e OF CINDERELLA IL aud
~ ncnons Its merits proved by popu-
=. - emnsred With delight By the gray headed
man AZ ohe oi ne besf stories bis chdhood
- pointed out by the guard the vonny "a arro 10
dustry and virtue. In Cinderella see tine ~
thousands OF gentle Aniable aud heiSs h.s
excellent qualities are for time crowded on
coarse and arrogant preencns and her u,imss
taught to emulate her rhy conduct and ye shcs1
the just LITIGATION to which concet ..x
its reward the lessons incuca,ed by Cindera -
the Of ALL and especially In the young Mssrs N.
Co have introduced an original version OF this world Al
med romance and lis moral s conveyed In srreesbis
heightened In by the introduction OF
large company Of beautiful children engaged carefuiv
trained for the bail room The effects IS
additionally increased by the splendid wardrobe and general
paraphernalia Of the ring In which Ia performed.
Parents and guardians all who have the Instruction OF Tho
Ing the performance Of Cinderella In this novel and beau
lis sound moral conveyed In the most memorable and
CAST or cHARAcrEss.
PriL ce Miss Adelaide
Baron. MAster Chichkl
Pedro Master Melville
Dandni Master Eugene
old Bachelor, aged years. Master Doninisk
Master Whnby
Master Wiam
I'd Footman Master Perry
Ushers Masters Axte Lepont Burdett and Crowet
Cinderella. Mias FRANK
Co linda Daughters of the Baron. Miss Wells
Thishe ....> Miss Vo1oe
Fairy Godnaother TO Cinderella MIRA Nx0a
lst Old Maid. aged Miss MarUsret
"a Old Maid, aged ~ years Aias bernas~
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A LBERT II. NlCOLAf,
n auction sale OF stocks and bonds.-AIBERT H. MOO
LAY will sell this day. February Is, at l2h o'clock ut the
loo shares Market Rank 800
40 Butchers and Drovers' Bank Is
400 81 Nicholas Bank 100
40 Bulls Head ................. Is
As bark of the Commonwealth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
10 Nassau Bank. 100
10 Excel ior Fire surance Co. so
80 Ena Fire Co. executors sale 30
$50 Knckerbocker Fire Insurance $40
10 Clinton Fire Insurance 100
$50 Wall Street Fire insurance Co.............. "a
125 North River Fire Insurance Co. rs
IL Mercantile Fire Insurance Co.. %
70 Arctic Fire Insurance %
IS Eo gle Fire Insurance Co. 40
a st. Nicholas Fire Insurance 25
90 Nassau Fire Insurance Co. 30
40 Merchsnts Fire Insurance Co. 50
70 New World Fire Insurance Co. 80
100 Oswego Light so
10 Third Avenue r. r. 100
20 American Timber Bending ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
$50 whitehall and Saratoga X. r. Co.. ........... 50