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Selling Ont! SelIing Outl

9 7 A T E MENT
~ OF THE
Condition Of The NaPagansett Fire
and Marine Insurance Company,
On the first day of August 1854 made to the Auditor
OF Ohio, pursuant to the Statutes of that state.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name the Company is NARAGANsETT FIRE AND
VI ARINE Insurance COMPANY, and is located at
Providence, State Of Rhode Island,
CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock is.. 500. 900 90
The amount Ofits Capital Stock paid up Is sOOG o.
ASSETS.
Cash of the Company on hand .sl2, ,335 4j
Cash In the hands Of and due from
Agents 5,l74 -
The Bonds and Stocks owned by
the Company, as per vouchers
accompanying, how secured and
the rate of interest thereon, to
wit:
lOOGShares First National Bank Of
Providence, s,StOck--..-.-...-.---.-.Sl00,00 900 90
El1 Shares Commercial Bank Of
Providence Stock. k.................... II, $50 90
Il Certificates of Indebtedness, u.
>. 81 T. CsIll-s.-, 40 %
Stockholders Notes...----.-.....-.- SIS %
Total Bonds and Stocls. ...... 500. .535 90
Debts for Premiums Premium Notes I3l On
All other securities, Notes discounted. lGj0 %
Total Assets ofthe Company...........s s532 g27 90
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due. s............-.... 25 IS
All other Chains against the Company, esti-
mated aDouL--''--'''''' 1000 90
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any risk. No
rule.
cd in any one city, town OF village. Unlimited.
block. Unlimited.
The amount ofits capital earnings deposited in any
other State, as security for losses therein None.
The Charter or Act OF Incorporation ofsaid Compa-
ny. Herewith.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, County Of Providence, S.
Allen 0. Peck, President and Edwii Turner, Secre-
taTy of the Narragansett Fire and Marine Insurance
Company being severally sworn depose and say that
the foregoing is full true and correct statement of
the affairs Of the said Company; that the said Iusur
Company is the bona hde owner Of at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual cash capital
invested in Stocks and Bonds; that the above deerb
edinvestments, nor any part thereof made Tor the
benefit of any individual exercising authority in the
management of said Company either as President,
Secretary, Treasurer, Director, or otherwise; and
that they are the above described officers Of said Com
pany. A. y. PECK. President.
E. TURNER, Secretary.
lSEAL.l Subscribsdsnd sworn before me, this 10th
t5tamp.l JOHN L. MOVES Notary Public.
OFFICE 3 TIE AUDITOR OF STATE, /
COIUMsUs o.. August p. 1854. J
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing Is correct
copy OF the statement Of the condition Of the Nara
gansett Fire and Marineinsurance Company OF Prov
ldence, Rhode Island, made to this Office for they
1854, and now on fle herein.
lSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal othclally.
JAS H. GOODMAN,
LStampl Auditor Of State.
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Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp for pamphlet.
For sale by G. W. OLABK, lls suPsIiOr street,
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Seminal, Urinary and Sexual OTgnns-neW sno re-
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freeof charge. ADDRESS Dr.. J. sKILLEH HoUsh-
TON, Howard Association, no. South Ninth St.,
Rhllsdephia, Pa aarSoh4
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81 nlIsfs.
1}IEvELAND And TOLBDO- 3.
.PRIEe ARRAEeEMEzG Z

SPRING AR2AHGEMENE 81
Trains win ls5. s1ondAg, May 18th, Isss Psssepssj
copied: 'eiAhd a. follows (SunGayH Z
Nv t 1tiTafo,, 1850 kSs.stoes Al Bore.
ataitgls OOStilht Eorisslk. Il Io.,.- -s9t -,
Eue, Clyde, Fremont and EiI1Ssa,-sss esliie, Bele
81 Toledo 81 lO:uo A and tisic-si slllte
% p. MN ESTERN mAIL-StopS - ~ ~ f.as
on southern Division, aud BrriYss a. TO-, y
o.31 P. NJ Chicago at s 80 A. n.
WP. M.-kOBTHERN MAIL.-Stops az an STA
tons On northern Division, and arrives 81 San.
dusky ct 10 2. 81.
100 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS.-stops at Grafton.
h0rWalE, Monr0syille. Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives at Toledo - u 10 P H. and chicago As
s;B "A. =
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Cures Hay, Rose, and Periodic oATARRH
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-05
BROOKLYN.

GRAND ToIcu-LIGHT PROGRESSION IN
BaooELrS NAM TnousASDs IN ILSH Win
TORCHES ASo TEASsrAgKscIks. A grand Demo-
cratic torch-light procession took place last even.
Ing. Long before the hour for the procession to
move, the streets slongkte route were filed with
people. Preparations for extensive determinations
were made. and proportion u fAgs and banners,
bearing numerous devices, wore suspended from
many houses. The place Of rendezvous wls the
City Park, upon which the various Ward associs.
tons began to assemble about O'Clock, under TIE
direction OF tho Grand Marshal. The procession
was divided into six Grand Divisions, compris-
ing associations from each ~ tho twenty Wards
OF Brooklyn, and county towns the various trades
associations, and hrcnsn Of the Western District
The route was through Park avenuc, Hudson
avenue, Concord street, Fulton street, Clinton VT.
Harrison street, Court street, Myrtle avenue, Ded-
ford avenue, Fourth street, Grand street to Third
street, where the main line separated. Tho pro-
cession started precisely vt O'Clock, and was re.
ceivcd along the route with cnthu siastc dom ou,-
trtons from ADDE'S IN the wudows, and masses on
tho sidewalks. 1t WA also sslutei with hrewoiks
ut tue principal points The Yumber Of carriages
aud trucks bearing huge Anspare nccs, with M.
proprate notices, was large, and smal, tri-color,d
lanterns could he counted by thousands. Among
the most prominent objects and Inscriptions wcrc
the following, 'Our have sold crs in Southern
Iri ons;" "I"t US change tho Aininistra.
IN. gnd will change their GUAR
teri" \ house on truck, rclI yscIt.ue
Printing Office, with the motto "a fioc press the
Toe ~ tyrants everywhere" no whom il may
conccrn--Disgrsce TO tho enemies Of the Cousut,i-
uCn," "lhe CJns.itu,on Ms 1t Is" 'Kinyscouu.
~ Viii cast her vote fer Mcclellan" A truck con.
tain ny several negro women, with inscriptions on
a large transparency, ''Old ADc's PLATFORM" ebay
onetl not - he used 81 the polls" Banner, with
SILT letters, "Wash!ngton our first, n, Clellan our
next Prc4ident" Representation Of Fort Lafav-
cite truck, with Liberty In eAains." Very
large loaf Of bread on stranspsr-ncv, with the IN,
serip,ionH- 'S cents a leaf la 1880" Very small
loaf On another transparency, 40 cents loaf IN
W Daddy Wcos" Bands OF mus c or drum corn,
headed each Ward, and here and there baguipe
al led to the variety
The procession was full two hours In passing
the City Hall, stretching ab u, three miles IN
length, and numbering probably 25. 900 persouA
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General Intelligence.
10y Nail TO a.. Nsw York Sun,

| FLAd-eTArF 10 feet high, In O single st!c. has
Seci erected ut bndsepor'' Ct at cost OF ~ 500
BY Elias Howe Jr., the sewing mact.n me ulsn
GovERSog CrurIs has issued u proclamation.
settiiS rD"rt Thursday, the 9th inst as q day uf
thank sslving
Ms. X. :. rYLrR, deaf and dumb woman. c m.
| United suicide at waliingford, c., ON MoaJay. bv
hanging herself ~ a tree.
InE people oil Portland, Ne are augmentlng tho
number OF private and public watchmeu 80 thai
Aay attempt Vt rebel raid may be checked in
good season.
MAYOR LINCOLN, Of Boston, has received a sim.
lar dispatch from the State Department ~ that sent
to the Mayor OF Buffalo Complete preparations
will be made TO preserve tie city from tres,
and also to maintain the public peace on the day Of
election
AcrTSs Masters Mate william l.. Hovor,h, %
the gunboat Monticello, of whom Lieut.. Cushing
makes such honorable mention in his official re.
port Of the destruction Of the rebel ram Albcmarle,
IS young man from Boston, who entered the naval
service near tie commencement Of the war.
TnR Wilmington. N. c., JOURNAL. Oct. W, says
The .ong deferred attack "a Wilmington may 10
To- ied Tor any day. The fleet IL assembling both
ut Fortress Monroe and Beaufort Harbor, North
Carolina Such information is regarded NJ autheu-
tic 10y our military authorities, and they ex.
tromely ANXIOUS and indeed. positively desire, that
all non-comOstsnta and especially women and
ch ldren, should be removed before an attack
actually does take phase Those properly CHASED
OF an attack, had better do before the pressure
Of an actual attack 10 ie, and then the difficulty of
removal may, and probably VIII b. insurmount-
able.
OS Saturday last, an attempt 10 arrest conscript
in Cberryville, uunterdon County, New Jersey,
iorcby and successfully resisted. Samuel
Rccple keeper Of hoto. In that village VIVA
drafted In May last and Immediately had press
ing engagement IN Canada, where he remained
several months. lie returned 10 bis home laat
wces, and the fact coming T. the knowledge Of he
Provost Marshal for that district, be sent Denutv
j. N. Norris 10 arrest Reeple. The conserpt, now.
ever, refused to be arrested, and the officer drew
revolver, with the dctern!n alton to have him alive
or dead. Thereupon Reeple sprang upon the OH
Ger, and wrenehed the pistol FROM his CRASH. Rec
PIES bsrkoeper at the Same time assalng the 9th.
Ger, and knocking him down with a slung -sho,.
But the ofheer again returned TO tho charge, when
another friend OF Roepe's struck him with = stone
aud the three then made their escape The Pro, oss
Marshal hAA ensrsd . reward ior ths capture Of
ksspi&
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Chairman rssd the following communicates NON
tho Journeymen railors' p. and b Union.
New York, Nov 8, 1854.
ABEAgAH LRST, ESQ, Sir am directed BY the
Executive Committee Of the 7. p. b Union TO state
that the strike on Cullen Is raised this morning at
IL o'clock Respectfully yours
w. G. ADR,xs See. TX. Com.
The following resolutions were adopted by the
joint bodies,
Whereas, !, 10 the deere Of both the n. T. Assoc
c'stinn and Clothcrs Union 10 40 harmonic the
seton Of tbs two boiies iha, they may decide uipn
one course otsction and whereas both associations
have assembled for this purpose, therefore he u!
Rssottsd, That monbcrs Of both organ cations
be SLOWED 10 take pat IN discuss N ami vote on
al questions that come before the meeting. AMI
he Vt further
Rssor,d. That the minutes of this meeting he
entered on tho books ~ bol associations. anil that
both he hound ~ the action Of the Joint meeting
NJ. Hrair'ct ~ moved that the commuilic,-
ton OF the N ueymen should lie received, and tho
Secretary directed to notify the oily that the strike
should he raised against all before wor4 shoIld &c
given out ut ny request ~ a ncrtcr Of the v.
A., NJ. Br,'s'ci withdrew hts resolution, an
OIL, re- one resolving TO cupOv no member q TIE
J. 4 Union Toe mot on n,e; ia gcuerrl dis
favor. and was ult ms.ev lost. Mr. Laws M t.
uiicrcl tho following: Uhcrsds, The JOurnevmcu
Tsnors' Cnion has raised the strike against the
cstat lshmcut FIRST struck against tCulns,, there
fore, Resired, That our joururyncn can now 20 IN
is nos'r1ke against any memter of tie NJ T. Assoca-
ton Or CiotLiers Union. by order ii the 5urneyncn
Tailors Association. Alter a long debate the reso-
luton was adopted Gs or gnNlly put. which now
gives employers the privilege Of employing whom
tcy please but Il Is To be undcTstoJl ths, TIC
uuiod Associations are pie igcd not TO discharge
Buf uHu "ho came forward to work for them dur
irr frk lie. and all honorable means are to bc
"a. io tctlc with the hands. Il, however, they
rt.l bod out against any employer, then an irvcs-
ton viii be made, and II tho employer
to 10 tlamc, then hc cannot be pro-
tccted but II tho hands arc 10 blame,
then the Association viii stand by the employer
struck against. NJ inducements will be held out
10 my iourncyfnan TO go to work he must 20 10
work Internationally or not ut oil, and no bill OF
prices vii 10 sguoi which emanates from the
Central Uuion.
WoEEIN0aEs'a CsfoS--Hc'd q large meeting last
evening, and AIRED TO ASSESS each Association ~
topay current expenses, and adjourned.
The SRutNo MAonIsE OryR,rons' Benevolent
Society VIII give an entertainment to their friends
on Monday evening, AZ lgj y Bowory. Each ncm-
Ter 10 bring friend with them.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

Tur r,r,, Drp,prv,xrr,,,r, ,. an, mr..
c,,v ro %, vx,,a .,- r.,
uo,,liv s,ior, Or 49,. o,,,,,,,..-. 49,, =.
Aha s,.a,, e., .,,.,t.a -. -, T.,
p., al, a., t,
| .lio,., ,...ou 49,, 49,.
.x..,.,.,
o,o, .ora,d,r.,Io ,..,.,,.
,,,ec,s. nm, ,,o oo,,,a f., na.a.,n, Wv %,
or,,. ',o.,,.,o,.. . "
A., s,a,,,,,, ,,,,,,rI -. 80
as.r,,roI ~. 3D.. .,,,,o.,,i,. ~ -.
no ,,s,,oo,,s,,,,,i ,ho
sr.,e, ,r,,o ,o.,,i. - 49,, l.. 49,. 49,. -
ba,,,,.d hv tho r,o,,h,.sa "a, ,.as.,,,-,-.
,,o. hov. ,h,c.,.,o, :. -. ,.,-'.,,,-.'-''
,.ss .,,,,. o..o,,a,l, ..,.a,,. =. -
n. v,ro,, n, ,ho,r ..,,....,
lion nm this s,,h,.c, .,a, >, ha.. 49, ,s,, -
dny noon. but was ,,,st,o,oa in coc,.,,,ooo. "a,
the committee. Witch ,bcy ,.J ,,,a,,,,'. a, -.
n, ,bo ,,.,.. oi,r oas.,. -
TO repor,. The s,,srie. NJ tho .r,,,roo,s IL
one thousand dollars y,ar e,cb--,bir,v.
two thousand dollars IN all.-.ud thev wers 90.
cslly notified on rcce! wing their monthly s,lsrv
for September thu, the approximation was sxhaus.
ei Think ing that some Arrangement, vou,d Ia
m ade, the engineers continued their on,,evuop,
~ usual. but found on Monday tha, there WINS
really ne provision for their payment A Corn,ni,.
tee thereupon waited on Chief Engineer Decker.
and also 80 the COMPTROLLER with re-ard 10 tho
matter, and were informed by the latter I'll, Their,
was a balance Of several thousand do.ls-s which.
with tho consent y the Chief Engineer and Stree,
Commiss oaer might be applied D. paying the ,,li
salaries. Chief Engineer Decker thereupou made
out the pay rolls, bu, Street Commissioner Corn,l
refused to give his sanction, on the ground thu,
there were already .nouyh otber Iablli,i.. 10 nv
haus. the fund alluded TO- Thus the matter rests.
an 4 tho Indications arc H. a, unless some arrange.
rlcnt /, immediately made by either the author.
ties or private individuals, the engineers will 70.
sgn tAeir por.ions m . BODY.
No MrIc.-The Commissioner. of the p,,L
Announce that TIA. musical entertainment. Boo.
closed for the SEASON. Th.re will ,hs,.,,,. ~, -,
MUSIC tn. afternoon.
AwrsrvFvr.
B.,xrxs .Dr,r;r, ,ho ,.s., ,h.,. A.
r.rs,r,n.ro.. d.rn nn p,oso.,., u,'.,.'- N'','
trained dogs n, which old and young, and rntIio'
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CLEARED.
frHANsHlps-City Of Cork, Liverpool; New YWk,
Htciucn, j Il lLofI son. Baltimore; Ilnois, Forres2
Mou'o~ Anthracite, Ph.AGeiphis
sHlFS-Arronau. Bremen. Panther san Francis.
coz lOHn Cark' baltimore; Lillian, Glasgow.
BtEks-Naria Havfc; Ariel, Vera Cruz: Chiffon,
HAvhna Reindeer. Btrbadoes.
:, BHlGs-A l. rcck, eshorn; Boeo'a Aspinwsll: y
II NintuIn Bienen, Chrisiians Rotterdam. Chiffon,
spsc.
kCIlQOSLRS-Drarop, Curacao; X e. Russell. SNOW
I'LL John t'pcn Port ROYAL: Martha Stcke = Dos on;
e c4co. - Geor ., H David Camp ell West IAie,
u. ito,a le, Nassau. Downing, OFT Royal. hate
sciantou. Washington; Mary Anna. Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Rhode Island, trlinboat1 Aspin.
vail tosta kIca- Aspiuvall,
shlls-John Der,rarn, Of and from HAMBURG.
BAGkS-Hclcn Augusta. Of |. I'm Por, su Prince.
BRlGs-kenHehec, Glaze Bsv: Jeanette, RS>
Grnnde d. su,; Lost ella Of barbados, from Paru
sCHOONEEs- Antelope, FIN Matanzas; Louisvills.
dorchester Lizzie Gupt.L Eock Mount liopes
Eoc klnnd' Joseph Hendeison. Harvich; Annie Lau.
RE, Corvallis
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MEDICINES.

A TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN DOC
tor. have gained twenty pounds of leah Ia tive
months by the Herb Doctors treatment, When 1
applied TO the Doctor | troubled with Consume
uon, general debility, pain in the breast and abort
paks OF breath, &c, AN nov quite recovered
y. MURPHY, 100 Greenwich It Ny,
OUR MOTTO
We such Balns a. have no strfy,
With Nature or the Ia Of Life
With blood our hands " never .tain
Nor poison msn to their pain
Our Father whom ali soodpessals
Provides the means 10 cure ali ill.,
The simple Herbs beneath our feet
Well used, relieve our psins eompieta
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