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CORPORATION NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NEW
" YORK November q, lso3.-to cOntrsctorspropuss $
enclosed in sealed enyeope endorsed with The title Of the
work. and with the the blccor written thereon, Will
be received At this once unll II O'Clock A. M Monday De-
oemhTr "a. ,S6j.-
For eghIhinr grading curb gutter ard fssrrr Seventy
sescath cst bCWepr second and Fsurth cnues.
For iang grading curb Eter nnd TAGGING avenue
A. batwcen Eiyrtyfo ara Nneiy.thirr streets.
FOR curb gcrr ant tagging first s,snEe between Fly.
third aud sxiy ,trsI streets
For tagging md rcfiag ing fify ninth street. bo.Weeu
Eichih ana Tenth
fot asegBg aud rrnaeging Thirty third street. between
Rlzhth and Ninth avenues.
Tof new h9use .or q oh aad Ladder Company No, 5
For house for rnline COMPANY No ~
For new houge FOR Engine Company No. y
For uew house Tor Hose Com pany No. Is.
Alterations aud additions 70 house OF Engine Company
No. NJ
-
And srccmens 6s ooaneG this osce Dated Street
DepartncnL New York, November - ls6l
CaAKifss %. CORNELL Street Commissi0ner.
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NAVAL PRIZE MoNEy.


NAVAL rRIzs NQNBy.-NAyAL PRIZE MoNEY =
~ Prize Money for he following vessels - hebg
and r.i- te Eauk NJ and Collection odlocs " WALDEN
WILLARD ls1 lors street, bfcpsifn. una 10t SButh
Froni street, fhiadeluhia- Augusta ArthI Adger Aur0
"a, Alabama Aifnir0ss, Amanda, " q Anderson ban0
niarlera, Brol8yn, BiunL hicnvile. hainbridse,
Cambridge. toancctseut, Canandsgra, Dale. De Soto
OenshJk nisNsta. Hat.eras, Harriet Lane HutDn'
kutlshrr, kitrnitnny Lactl waua, Monticello lAnwk
Nagtoua, Ninncsea, Mere ta, Ar. Nn4scf f,n.es nerg
Nstsaol luiaets. Merubis. Mount Vernon New lnua on
Northern Lgtt Nlaeat, Nsgwch Ow1. p. D..4wa q Ion.
Perry Peutbsco rOcahentae Quaker Ci.s neaissa,
kuetuck foauukc Santiago de Cuha stsftn, Sowsrat T.,
10 oltn Carolina sem nos Fereca ion. fo iin.
houtpn Sus4uehaunI "a HfaI. et. lslps y krap Raf-
Ue, - I4lwroufr t.Hsuurr Star Tnlo ar t'uadis,
snion " q, lal ala, Visa ickou, Warash. Waer
Mtteh. Nashu.tt,. &o
D8itf NOsEE--DisCI IAGsgD NAVY Ok AMY
yNis ur rNn"uNff .a.rI4 hcr Wiigtte lr ..r Cfu
Ne FAlI lH.i. ltct fHF PlfHE aud b uuW MONEYS HY.
pnd pr.t. o. teufilrf tlr ugh EbNAhD Bliss ~
NtrN ana NatY ffn nnf a'e Vursrr of " .. Astl III
hruaiwh', tuinrr Of Chambers street. Srw NofA
nRI1s MONEY NOW READY Ar TIE OftIrls OF
NAfphR = WILLARD, 70f ,olth front tre rn a.
dep q aui isi 1orf eifeet HrooNyn, TO- TO- oNin 2
prlrs.lirttaua Columbia and NicfnrN Tor san gi a..
a. %. Memphis ior Magnolia Magnolia Tor Hati@ras
u. PRIZE NovHy orFTcr
THOs. l. BR iYNARD 81 Wall street.
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MEDICAL.

Ov.leic mo rruv,c' sat~ c, columns ve nrs c1r,
re.lI a. otuf ans s'rri''u r' '"'rr .t's il shl
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BILlIAAOSs

THE STANDaED AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE
Approved aud adopscd by the Billiard Congress OF 1883
The brs. and only reliable billiard tables
Balls Cues and even sc- relating g. billiards. for sale By
PIlELAN CpLLENDHR, corner OF Crosby aud Spring
streets. New YORK.
THosE WANTING FIRST GLASS BILLIARD TABLES.
Al i.ir prices should call At L. DkotfRs lti Fulton
street. With bis paeD cQmbiEatiou cushons. Deckers
American four pocket Table approved People six
pocket tables made four pocKessta trihing expense.
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a FIRST GLASS HOUSE THREE STORY AND BASE
n meat Egh s,oin IN East Talry dith street; pres
s6OO Can bc 0r three daya nv applying TO JOHN
FBrrREFCu Hs TnIri Syeoue. or permit. Also large
agUher II othhr Houses f0r
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4 SPLENDID TENEMENT HOUSE IN ,fhlkrG.
"A tour.h stree, TO- six rooms on eca N0or n
waidrotes Gas &c or aai celt or Io'oVV ~
a. must be sod. Apply ~ JohN FhfIh"FOh 'o
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SALES OF RIVAL psTaT'g

A COTTAGE ,rEE ROOMS) TWO Lors or GROUND
a nl ont IN sarien stocked with cfo On irnli 20. a.n
rht1l o'1h on tac north side o. EirttyOnFsn steel
aear nth q eDuo possescl1n Immediate Apps 10
r. hAbE RsOH, l2t eighth Avenue
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A CuOt1E FARM FOk SALs - IN SUMMERSEr
n JnJg. New Jersey containing siSyseyen acres, two
wood balance bigny Improved wei fenced laid Ou.
fronting branch OF ,hs aran river and main road;
milo from the depot and miles tron Summer, HE,
thriving viagn. ood house twelve rooms, well snsded,
Rrt commanding lnc view. Barn other buildings.
fhs place xill he sold a. a haryain and terms easy
a SBRGEASr, Is Wal st., n. Y.
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WANrED-FoR CASH. GOOD MODERN BUILT
w brown h,h House. between twenty third
and Forty Rtreeis and seventh
rice ahont S5U) or $1,000 Posgesson about Jan
Address with IN particulars and lowest terms. box
i.lU1 View TosS Post office.
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A Productive FARM FOR SALE-ATA A SAC RIFICE,
"A on Loas IslanJ Of sg hyc Of god improved
kand rnH and serrd divcel into fields and fenced,
fronfn lie MAN g0ad, ulc from the depot wcnty
three 1Gs flurrNeW York. good house and barn With al
infniing utensils The has igcd
on the ialn twenty 1--we wears. rerms rasv.
a. SBGEAST, 10 Wall street, ". Y.
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EARN n NoNFoE coryrr. rA. po liz ICON

asO1TuAvEN IOTs--ON rfiE RAuROtp vrAa
W fa-al river rarrern MH; rreei a.i r.r. r. r,-e.
Cen o..Y iats AZ $50 each. address ! D., stl.,n D.
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1Dhs
Al T.-soSFy LITERALLY ADVANCED Arr
IL ON DTANOpus. MAlDH1S. JkNEIkf
SILVER WhRt, PIANOS TIKEkhMs sli.kb
AZ II fAwSBRoEEnss TICKETS WANTED AT H.
or piA,Mg.SIS, wsATCyu,Ips' y,p sp yEW sLnr .g
aus r q mt mos. cad than be ob.Ani othsx
pac. N Ia "a city. hy tpgyiug at Il B.. ksr thres
door, BroAdwuy. np fiAlrt.
r gs BRo,bwkY-oS DrsMoNps WATCHES
"a Plate. icsci-. Or@si snFir euts, &C fHs iihe
ri advances ns,tc. b1ugh' u aler utmsf
value Ai lus prFsto golnfs ictcu oi Dauouis watch
N'jNi EAEiiNoER. q. Braa4v.y room rs. % starr.
AruENRY HYNAN- G,s BROADwAY CuENgg ~
y hchd Hrfr rr1f No. q stars. vii pay tnn h y.
crsl Ifco or biiHf nt1 80 uusrti Watehes ana 49,
VAN o. raiy,ucss rale 90 the same and also on FA"'
% Broadoay.
NFOHET 10 iott-ON DIAMONDS, wArcnts
~ irvTr siyes uly Ooods and rcgfona' pfor- ~ nI
all orarfi frr- fIrtr cen ~ rrcrri,,a " aHi -i''
"a BARNARD. n fbifd av,nu"
DAwNPRokrRs' rIcKErs PURCHASED ..oy
Cioang untH ibe is or Ianaary vn ray - hlffe.'
fIe.tfs of %. Ovrrolntz a large ~
iar rnent o. unred-oed iedeesou hard, Va DscfcoAA
u ,slrera Goats. Pan sud Yeats
GEoEGE LEvIs. 497 Brooine '1fcr,
nruR INQUEST PRICE PAID FOR OLD GOLD Aso
Il silver. takc1 p etchausc. Al j. bOLOfohs sss
Broadway.
asrBOLOGY.
urn-Ian ne. .-.e t.. 600. % -ir cHi-rt r. arc
r..rI 7r... .i .'.. H..'f coming unier .hs aha's
hrafr-
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALEM wEsTCHEsTER
~ county, not hours ride from New York. There
100 OF LBd well divided in plough meadow and
timber and six apple orc of choice fruit Large house.
barn AMI outbuldnas. Apply to JOHN SNARE. Stuyve.
SAINT Institute, $50 broadway, New York.
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XiNELAS9-LAHDs- ALI wANIiNo YARNS
iar.n auf U-e.rr fei iamrnL nfI nHf taffhf d
eina.s % mirtse4h .. fhlladc'ran ~ railroad Eei
roll Ufodarrs tras riors Nhi.h rau now bc arCf
IVeIty su1 nig lscir. AZ from fi u sN psr aer-.
TaJA.o wtlp iOur Yeara Dcni taaiae.s uug. u-a
lo oihcrf churches scf1ns ari goli
socey 10 Is now The most improving olac East o. Wei.
Huudfoi 1et1g ana bgIdirc. ste bsa1'y WIKI which
ne place "a rd out d. unsurprtsrd irt'ss answered.
rsrers roniauing reports ard swing fi nf0rnauon wil
frrs gdtress Caaf T. Landg Ynsand Pos' ofisr
Cumberland county. Nrs J.THrr
From rer1r 30 FU1nT0 Ir tural ndf0f or 'hf
g'br t's ora of te most et'r t' fe-a ff'c' in "a
almp.t etri u.IU1I 0.' ...H .r .f".i
e.rnfua i.F' utanC N. tH't 90 .t H.tt. Iler %
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4 CORNER LOT. WITH GOOD BRICK HOUSE, FOR
n sale exchange IN Main street. Newark N. j.; 36a2
feel. Apply JOHN SNARE, Stuyvesan Institute G59
Broadvay, New YORK.
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AT BR0oHLYN--TlIG FOLLOWING DESIRABLE
II hOuses -45 Fort Green pl tetween Fulton and
Han8un place; No Rsyn Ond street. between Fulton and
pekaib two hO, the sOutHeast OF
Gates Ryerson The PbRaalhia brick with
aH olsrn improvements Also two frame Houses on the
side Of yrrsln. aud west side Of Grand, be-
tween Fulton and Gates. Apply 10 WM. Il. NICHOLS. Al
Pne New York. evenings at 10 Lafayette avenue.
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UAAR?tING RErREAT-WITHIN HALF AN
y hours Of the city Hal. New York, by steamboat
and railway Large and well built modern house, with 3
OF ano, good barn and carriage house win be
od very cheap lunieuisc application be ade 20 JOAN
SNARE, Sayvesant Institute. 659 Broadway, New York.
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CoAL OIL STILL, CAPACITY 700 GALLONS: GOOD
~ Col Settling Tubs, Agtators &c, for gale very
low Apply 10 l. L. HILL a3y West Forty seventh street,
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Cotton Speculation.

The Louisville Dem0cTst has an article present
ing sAia subjecs in new ard interesting light;
If ibs statements are co.sect. there is the same
disposition smcng cotton spccuiators under the
projecting wing Of on: army in the Southwest,
as among the general run Of contractors and
oficials. 70 swindle and det.sud the Govern
meat, m!sera0ly In debt and almost bankrupt
az itis. ~ Haaa'
The Damoerat says it appears from recent
Developments .has, in place Of the loss o!
cot,on burned Of Holly Springs falling upon
the cotton spseulsIess, their practice has been
60 sharp cha. they expect to be able to throw II
upon the Government, They purchased the
cotton with their own money, to be sure, but
had csnssd tito bs seized By the United States
GOssssment as the property Of the Confederate
States VI America, to be transported for them
beyopd the reach Of rebel torches, when they
would make good their claim on the score Of
their purchase, and take possession Of their COT
ton They would thus mako the Government
an insurer for them against all losses BY FIRE,
fiood or capture. By the kind agencies of some
verdans officers, they hoped to use Uncle Sans
fingers TO pull their chcs.nuts out Of the FIRE.
The cotton which they call on the Government
10 pay for % valued at six hundred thousand
dollars. The Democrat expresses the hope that
Congress VIII OF once prevent the payment Of
any such ffanduIsns claim. es-
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discharge your duty TO your fellow beings, but
you dc your own soul good, and form q character
aud habits That will make you beloved through.
ont life. Il Ia In accordance With our depraved
nature 70 40 otnerwise; but 10 is gentlemanly
yea, u is Godlike, to be good and kind.
u 10 unnecessary for me 10 fofewarn you
against the vices of intemperanoe, swearing
srd.playing, Sabbath breaking, etc, etc.
Your training &c homo, II needed, is sufficient
10 guard yop against these evils Many Of
these evils-yes, indeed all of them, exist to q
greater or less extent in our academies and
colleges, We regret TO say; We hope not 10
yours. All are ruinous to young men when
INDUCED ini and, We know, will be eschewed
BY. you. $50
Make IL point TO be an attentive hearer 10
your place ct church every Sabbath, and teach.
or or pupil In the Sabbath school every Sabbath
morning, InsWofd, be man be q Christian.
Remember, your widowed mothers prayers
ascend from the altar of her heart to the God
Of oil grace, for your welfare and safe keeping
Every hour In the day, and In her waking hours
at night, che thinks of you, and drops tear
for her absent son. Again her spirits are buoy.
cd up by the conaolinR thought that In few
years you will return 10 her.. everything abe
hoped and prayed fora noble, educated and
Christian young man, the solace Of her deolin-
Ing years. Shall she be d.ssppointed7 is q
question, the solution of which rests alons with
yourself, dear nephew. You can meet all her
expectations, or you can blast them in mo-
ment Yon will make her happy, IL you do
well, II mot you will make her miserable. Then
be man; put on the whole srmor; conquer
every obstacle In your eearoh after knowledge;
escheW all evil; be good, and all will be we'll,
la'. 'qs ~ ''e Your eir
.s A-1H UNCLE.
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OFFICE OF MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION. TRUST 90. }
BUILDING, 3. W. COR. MAIN AND Third 6Ts.,}
NaHu CINCINNATI, o., December 10, 1859.

OFFICE OF MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION, TRUST 90. }
BUILDING, 6.W. COR. MAIN AND THIRp gTs.,}
;tNt1u CINCINNATI, o., December 10, 1859. }
PROPOSALS ABE INVITED FOsl
on for the Army TO meet daily acquisitions upon thI
depot.
Proposals should state the articles which It Is pro
posed to furnish, the quantity which be supplied
weekly the earliest period at which the delivery will
DO commencsd the total quantity offered and the price
for each article. .H.ti.
All articles delivered By contractors are required by
law to be legiby marked with the contractors name.
The following list embraces the principle supplies
needed -,--r -r' E.
strotcher ohaiaa wason.,onsues,
Bearing /" Coupling poles,
sifsh sHSi'' . .H' Bgfa11o"'' Bogisters.
Halter g Tar-pots,
Trace i" Jack-screws, -.
Stay " Jockey.stlcks
Hor!e.brushes, Harness Leather,
Curry.co Bride Leather,
Riding saddles and Brides,
Anvlls. -..-
Bellows, a w"
Rorges POrtable),
Blacksmlths shoeing Tools,
Sets Carpenters Tools for Army use.
Manila Rope,
Mule.shoes,
Horse-ehoes, ------. meg. .. 10
Mule a1d Hofse.shoeipg Nails.
Securities will be required for the fu lmeBt Of every
ontract ..... f--sg rT
Proposals will bs received from day 10 day. and will
be opened and contracts will be awarded as the bids are
favorable and the articles are needed
Samples Of the articles proposed to be iurp shed
should accompany the proposals. be lett at the United
States Warehouse, No. 50 East secnni street Tho
proposals must state the length OF time they hold
should have marked on the envelOp the articles up on
which the bi1a are made.
By order OF
Cot. THOMAS SwoRDs, A. @. NJ. Gen.
2. W. HURT, Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
,dscl9H. r'- IT
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This delightful article for preserving and
besusifyins the human hair Is again put up BY
the original proprietor, and is now made With
the same care, skill and attention, which first
created lie immense and unprecedented sales
of over one million bottles annually Il is
still cold at 25 cents In large bottles. fwo
million bottles can easily be cold in q year
when Il is again known that the Katbairon Is
not only the most delightful hair dressing In
the world, but that II cleanses the scalp OF
scurf and dandruf, gives the hair lively,
rich, luxuriant growth, aud prevents u from
turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing. The Ksthairon has been tested for
over twelve years, and is warranted as de.
scribed. Any lady who values beautiful head
Of hair will use the Kathairon. II Ia finely
perfumed, cheap and valuable. It is sold by
all respectable dealers throughout the world.
d. s. BARNES & CO.,
New York.
noVQ6-dAEWHm ~
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The Caucus Last Night.

D..
The Caucus of Abolitionlsts and weak kneed
Euaonistswas held iiass night, OF the hail Oh
d, Rsp,ss sntstlvsp, and resulted In the nomina-
rs don Of Brr WApr for United States Senator.
ln He received fity, six votes out OF tae sxsyhve
that, we're cas.--scHENcK receiving six, and
blank three. All che so-called "Union DEM
ocrats,n bat nine or ten, absented them
selves from the Caucus, and will not vote ior
~ -WApr., 7, Several Conservative Republicans
n svese also sbsent, and will never vote
9 t4or the Abolition -Disunioniss, who was nomi-
mated The caucus decided to force the Lssis-
\, sl.turs into Joint convention on nsxt Thurs
rtidAy, when this iniquity I, to be contaminated
by the elettloa Of. the Abolition nominee
-g Strange 90 " may seem, majority Of the
so-calied Unlon Democrats, who were present
,st this caucus, represent Democratic consiituen-
cIss; but they ere politically dsfuncs, as they
very well know, and will never be heard OF
n again after the adjournment Of this LeglsA-
d tpFe.fa e,. a.,l s.-yi.L
The vote win be very close in the House, on
the reeolu.ion to 60 into joint convention;
tu. We predict u will pass, and enough men
viii be found to vote for the old disunonist, to
Insure hls election And In the language OF
B. "a .u,omInen, and Influential Conservative Re-
publican, "that result will add fifty thousand
10 the Democratic, majority in Ohio next fall"
We have. never anticipated anything better
than the election Of WADE BY this Legish.
tore. The leaders Of the dominant party In IL,
ase booked for an eternity Of infsmy, and no
hand Of resurrection will ever reach Them II
ga they ere 70 succeed 10 the election OF sena-
Tor. W ABE is the man for them to elect
ws never before heard such swearing az We
lizard las. night. on the part Of Conservative
Republicans and Fusion Democrats, about the
nomination Of WADE II is conceded on all
: bsnds, that the so.cslled Uaion party 10 Ohio
is blown into thousand fragments, BY the &C.
son Of the Abolition Caucus We heard a
Repubiicsu Senstor say. that It Hould add fifty
thoussnd 10 the Democratic majority In Ohio,
and would insure Democratic victories 10 the
State for twenty years.
This Legislature did much at its last session
4, ,insars the Democratic triumph cf 1862; and
afisicemnis the gigantic folly Of re-slecting
BEN WADE to the United States Senate, Its
humiliasion sad Disgrace will be complete, aud
itspsrsy will 20 down wish IL into utter and
complete annihilstion The end dFawssh
nich
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Congressional summary.

Ia the Senate, on the 18th Inst, the Vice.
President presented the CT redeatials Of CHARLEi
A. BucxALEW, elected, Senator from Pennsyl.
vanis. =, Tho bin making an appropriation fol
the support Of The Yves. Point Military Aoade-
my for the year ending June 80. 1854, was
taken up and passed--yeas ~, nays lO.i
In the House on the same day, Mr.. CLrnESrs
Of TENNESSEE, presented the credentials Of Mr.
JrnnInos PIGeoT, claiming seat as Repre-
sentative undsv certificate Of Gov, srAnLEr
Of North Carolina. The protest Of CHARLEi
HrsnY Fosrrs against his admission was also
presented. The House we1t into commIttee
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official Reporter of the House.

Now thst the Legisls.ure has decided to not
publish the official reports Of its proceedings,
We tsks Il for granted, that IL will have nothing
more to DO yith Official Reporters. The House
VIII, Of cou.ss, at cnce adopt Mr.. Lorr's Reso'
lu.Ion, to dismiss JoHs D. CALDWELL, who has
been drawing fen, dollars day from the State
Treasury. 70. reporting the proceedings of that
body for an evening paper; and Messrs Hills
ana MYfns. she very consistent members from
Medina and Lucas, Will vote for his dismissal!
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
e CTe expire on the slst day Of January, 1sst.)
AuDrroA OF sTATE's OFFICE, ,
Insurance DEPARTMEsT, !
CoLUMBus, ONO, Jan, IA, 1863,

, f,.+s rs ,AuDrroR OF gTArR's 0YFioE, e.'
ly z" INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, :
sei " coLuirDus, ONO, Jan. IA, 1862
Whereas, the Providence Washington Insurance Com.
pany, located at Providence In the State Of Rhode Isl
and has fled In this once sworn statement Of s con
dion, ~ required by the first section Of the act ITO
regulate Insurance. Companies not incorporated by the
State Of Ohio passed April g., 1856; and, Whereas
said Company has furnished the undersigned satiacto-
~ evidence that 1t Is possessed Of at least hundred
thousand dollars Of actual capital, invested in Stocks
OF In Donds or IN Mortgages Of Real Estate worth dou
bic the amount for which the same Is mortgAged; and
whereas. said Company has hled In this office written
Instrument under IL corporate SEAL signed BY the Pres.
dent and eecretary thereof authorizing any agent or
agents Of said Company in this State TO acknowledge
service Of process, for and In behalf Of said Company
consuming that such service OF process shall be taken
and held to be % valid a. u served upon the Company
according TO ne laws OF this any other State and
waving all caa OF right Of error, by reason Of such
acknowledgement OF service " " ~ TGd
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the Ist section Of
the ac, l. Robert w. Tayer Auditor Of State
for the STATE Of Ohio do hereby certify thnt said Provi
dance Washington Insurance Company OF Providence,
s authorized 70 trsnsact the business Of Fire
and Marine Insurance In this Stats until the 3lst day
Janulry. IN The year one thousand eight hundred and
In witnsts whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my
[L.e.] name and caused the seal Of my office TO be
l-' a aflxed the day and year above written.
3 49,. f-if5 q. w, TAvLHR, Auditor Of State,
y" sss BY y. CoLK, Chief CLERK,
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MEmrHIs advice cohffm the burning Of
Holly Springs BY ous troops. said to be In re-
tAliatisn for the trsschsry and bitter hostility
Of thsInhAbitants. A.Il u8liAel ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-17

ArnAls pssAchsr 0ceupiss pulpit In Pitts
burg. pseachlne steadily, lie alleged, 10 con-
.stssatiol of oharacier And intsiliesuSs. Who
doubts now that this lac progressive agei
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-17

of the Whole on the bill to provide ways and
means for the support Of the Government, au-
thorizlug the Secretary Of the Treasury toboF-
rev ninety million dcllss= "a - ~ ~. : W "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-17
HENRY MARTIN,
oomr Of State Of Ohio for the State Of Rhode Island

lea OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR CT STArR,l
@e- COLUMBUS, o., Jan. II, 1868.
Itis hereby certified that the foregoing s correct COPY
Of the Statement OF the condition OF the Providence
Warrington Insurance Company Of Rhode Island made
~ to this ofice for year 1868, and now on Gle
a. herein.
iAL' Witness my hand and seal officially.
~ b. W. TAYLBR, Auditor Of State, lC
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John KipgsbuV, President, and Warren 8. Greene
Secretary Of the Providence Washington Insurancc
10 DeIns l1s snS sTS
Affairs or the said Company that the said Insurance Com
pany d the bona fde owner OF at least Que Hundred
Thousand dollars of actual cash capital invested 10
Stocks and Bonds; that the above described invest
ments, any part thereof made for the benet Of
any individual exercising authority In the management
Of said Company either as President Secretary Treas
urer Director, otherwise and that they the above
described ofncers Of said Insurance Company.
-fs-rf1 JOHN KINGsBURY, President.
WARREN 3. GREENE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this ninth day Of Jan
[sEALl uary,sle63.
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