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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-18
OFFICE OF HE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YoRK JANUARY 18TH. 1894

NHE Trustees, in conformity to the Charter of the
Il Company, submit the following statement of
its affairs on the Slst December, 1855
Premiums received on Marine Risks,
from LIST , January, 1868, TO 3lst De-
Premiums on Policies not marked off
LIST January, 1868, $780, coz "a
Total amount of Marine Premiums, slo,0c5OOl IL
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks discon-
nected with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked of from LIST jan
1868. to 3lst December, 1868. 81 hg- Ges E6
Losses paid during the same period, 3.S05 G5l "a
Returns OF Premiums and Expenses, 1OS2 967 As
The Company has the following Assets, viz:
United States and State of New York
Stock City, Bank and other Stocks 81 4e2 63l 70
Loans secured by Stocks ,andotherwise 45O 700 90
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages lg3 T6O 90
Dividends on Stocks, Interest on bonds
and Mortgages and other Loans ,sundry
Notes, reinsurance and other claims
due the Company, estimated at lO4 gg4 81
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, 327s 676 "a
Cash in Bank, 744si3 So
Total amount of Assets So 2s5. 546 ~
six per cent interest on the outstanding eertid-
Gates of profits will be paid the holders thereof
or their legal representatives and after Tuesday
the Second of February next
After reserying Three and One half Million Dol
lars OF profits the outstanding certificates of the Is
sue OF lsH2, will be redeemed and paid to the hold
ers thereof, or their legal representatives. on and
after Tuesday. the Second of February next from
which date all interest thereon will cease The GER
tiicates to be produced at the time Of payment and
cancelled.
Dividend of Forty Per Cent is declared on the
net earned premiums of the Company. for the year
ending 3lst December. 1868. for which certificates
VIII be issued, on and after Tuesday, the Fifth of
April next.
LIE Profits of the Company. ascertained
from the LIST of July, 1912, 10 the LIST Of
January, 1863 for which Certificates
were issued. amount to sli.S2s. $50
Additional from LIST January, 1868, to lst
January, 1854, 2e30O
Totalprodts for 2lI years, sl6,s6s $50
The Certificates previous TO 1862, have
been redeemed by cash, 1850 ,2lO
Net earnings remaining with the Compa. -
ny, on LIST January, 1864, s52e36TO
By order of the Board
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JOHN DOW, Agent,
Nos. 90 & 9s Exchange ST., Portland, Me.
feb3 3w
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trustees.
John ID. Jones, A. r. Pilot, Jos. Gsfllard il. >,
Charles Dennis, Leroy NJ WILEY j. Henri Burgy
w. H. ii. Moore, Danl s. Miller, Cornelius(; rinnell
ihos I1leston, 5. i. Nicol1, G. A. Hand,
henry Cot, Josh a Henry, Watts Sherman,
VIC. Pickersgill, Geo. G :Hobson, Il. Z. Morgan,
Lewis Curtis, David Lane, Is. j. Rowland,
Chas n Russell, James Bryce. Benz. Babcock,
Lowen Hobrook, VIM. Sturgis, Jr Fletcher w estray,
A. hargous, u. X. Bogert II. Is. Mintarn ,Jr ,
r. W W eston, A. A. Low q w Burnhan
Royal Phelps, VIM E. Dodge, Fred Chaunoey
Caleb Barstow, Dennis Perkins. james Low.
JOHN ID. JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
W. IL. II. MOORE, I'd Vice Pres't.
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Dividends declared Annually.
Policies not Subject to Forfeiture

is meeting with universal favor, and obviates the
only valid objection which can possibly be brought
Ghe lively prosperity and success of this Company
Ia shown in the fact that for the last three years IL
has taken the lead Of all the Life Companies in this
Country. The Official Returns of the Insurance
Commissioners showing that the amount of its NEW
BUSINESS for the year 1Se2 nearly eqnaiied the
United States.
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NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company is TaE MARKET FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated in 1853, and
located in the city of New York.
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sRTH W. FowLE & Co., Boston.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
Fsbl6 cod 9m.
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Berry's Preservative and Dressing
For identifying and preserving the hair,
SPLENDID COMPOUND,

composed of VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, containing
oil or alcohol, chemically combined and highly per.
fumed. Price 80 cents per bottle. janis diy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-18

II =
afAaa A'1 ksoktt, All is, 1854. eA'

28sEsSsts .4sesa zsr..ls
4"A ~ ksokak, ! Ap3ii Is, 1854.
s.coaasil nss in parssaase efeae ,vaekis
notice thr0ugh che nswspapers q s1sclsy
for the purpose Of eQualixing the Asese-
hent LfaEEA 1884 shd 80 }G}fett6s.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Alb
bot, Oseghorn, Davis, Hughes, nostague,
Seaton and Wickersham.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're
read and approved. i'.J aaa sssaRs ssasl
A petition was received from George B.
Smyth aud sa29 others skiing that the
Council have the streets lighted with gas.
Whereupon, the following fesolut;ba.
presented by Alderman Davis, was adopt
"a. sssssss eqs gaTs snss-s9ssss
Resolved, That the petition b. refarred
to the Gas Light Committees; Wild instruc-
tions TO report at the next regular meet.
ing Of tho Gs1ncil besjs for a agree.
ment wisa ahes 0As AAehk6s14sg for
lighting the street lamps for the ensuing
year. : ''s
TIE psHtiqsCpf f3n &kny forsR9f
OF the R0lla Fire Co, II behalf Of laid
company, askisss 90 dsGnsts' to have
new building erected for their yyey spN-
where in the vicinity Of the present one,
was referred to tha Committee on Fire De-
partment. N 44s
The Committee on Fire Depastabens, to
whom was referred the fesolutiou IA rsla-
ton to increasing the quarterly allowance
of each Of the Fire Companies Is per
cent, reported in favor Of Glowing each
of said companies the sum Of fifty dollars
per qmssef. Report sdoptsd. % < vFe
Alderman Davis prsssnted the follow.
ing. which was adopted 80 ..vul.a.s,s
Resolved. That the, Street Supervisor !
is hereby instructed to finish the cle,pi il 4 |
of the alley threugh block SO at once, and
pay for the same out Of the first road tax
collected.
Alderman Davis presented Ordinance
No. 73--" An Ordinance in Relation to
the Cleaning Of Alleys which wasf
passed. .sss.sausx sassssnss.a
The bond of L. Howe, ss 6trees Super.
visor, WIS presented and approved.
The following bin Was SLOWED: ssRs@
Henry Buss, repairing Engine t
House roof, 81 COL
Alderman Hughes presented the ssllsv- |
ing, which was adopssd, viz s-ua . ssaa X
hesoived, Tint the CUmmittse on Cas-
Light be. sialtructsd 10 Ssquisssisto the
expectancy Of levying . special tax upou
oil red -sAhas situate Hithip / Sd NJ Of
the Pablo l1nip posts ere ID ~ a,yl
street. sufficient to defray two-t6irds Of the
expense Of the0as, md Of lighdsx the |
public lamps within said limits.
The Council proceeded to al exexsipa-
tion. of the Assessment List of 1864. ~
returned ~ Charles Hdbbell, CITY Asses.s
sor, and after some time spent thereon.
adjourned till Monday, the 18th instant.
at So'closk, A.! Nj - ctdss q oepphtp 81
the examination and equalization Of said
assessmeats r3DTA W 4F@E4ls9x-51
~ b. s. AEnRIAl4,, Clsys. : |
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\ POWDER AGENTS,
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a DEMONSTRATORS
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ToC. ". Thompson, r. l. Hayden, 6. Washington Mar.
G&sSe vsAy. n. MMsnn. Descendants.
Ion and ecA " Jos hereby nosihed that there
nov In the Clerks once u the District Cour u
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2. Hagen. M o. Washington Near. ths
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Legal Notices.
ITO ALL THE HEIRS AND LEGAL

ITO ALL THE HEIRS AND LEGAL
= Representatives IL Js1aA 1ipke A.. n the Town
ship Of West bruns~ig in tho county Of schuyIk de-
Pursuspe IN ssder N the Orphans Court of the enp,
OF schnyikil inquest will be heia on the rweui,rs
Of tir s1 In he sou1hip of west Hruns ~ IN tie
ies = II essck In he senoon 10 make partition 81
81 - ssta.s q the aia AessA 10 asd aauAs his
ennMe1 ma Ieea repressnfativesn that can h. dsne
g vaine and asprs thssses shsa ard where WOO s,sy
stsnd II yeu think proper JOHN RAUsH skerir :
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-20

IA calculation has been made" says the
Salut Public Of Lyons, ION the subject OF
crinolines, which il worthy Of attention.
Those dresses, In fact, require three metres
more material than the ordinary ones. As
no. less than twenty millions of ladies'
dresses are made every year in France, the
additional quantity used is sixty millions
of metres, which, taken at the average
price of two francs metre, makes sum OF
one hundred and twenty millions of francs.
In addition, must be mentioned two extra
petticoats required for those ample dres-
ses. and the material for which costs one
hundred and twenty millions more. The
steel cages must be also taken into account.
and as they cannot be estimated at less
than fifteen francs each, further sum of
one hundred and fifty millions must be
added. These three sums, together, make
q tribute Of three hundred and ninety mil
lions, about one-fifth of the State Budget.
paid TO- . ridiculousand inconyenient FASH
ion." 4S S&s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-20

A PEACE SPEECH.-J. III. woodward. q
young man. resident Of this State, and st
OAe time Adjutant OF an Indiana regiment.
was called out 1t = recent peace meeting.
and responded ~ follows:
GENTLEMEN-The great cry that I have
heard to-day has been peace, peace. / tell
you that there is no man 10 the nation who
desires peace more than do; permanent
lasting peace. [Cheers.l And, gentlemen,
Will tell you how We will get IL, Fieht'
this war out. Take every negro in ~
rebel States, and exterminant eyerv d---,l
rebel, no matter whore you and him
[Hisses.l Gentleman, you need not trv to
hiss me down, for I ann m old soldier. and
have faced almost AZ mean . lookinQ
crowd ~ i1 now before me. mean the
thieves and bushwackers OF Tenneeeee. I
know was called upon to make 3 speech
out OF derision, and / intend to telf you
what think Of you.
When God said he would save Sodom il
ton righteous men could bo found there, I
nave no doubt he would have done it, and.
To-Day, Il You all stood upon the brink ol
neii, and he were to say he would save you
II any one loyal man could be found
among you, I have not the least doubt
put there would be q great many strange
'aces In hell for supper. ao
Gentlemen, when you wish to hear from
me again, You have only to call upon me.
am always athOme. G8 &e .4s
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One Of the fancy gentlemen from tho
State Of New York, has. been stopping at
the Deming House for the past two days.
On yesterday afternoon he took 1t into his
tss head to to 9 have an sdvsntSrs ca r Report has i
was also stopping at the hotel, to pay her a
visit at her room, which invitation the
New York fancy man signified willing
ness to accept. But unfortunately for him
self, while hunting for his dulcina, he made
a mistake and entered the wrong room,
where he found another lady, who had no
disposition to make his acquaintance. The
result was rumpus; when Capt: Ktttle.
the proprietor of the hotel, interfered by
putting pistol to his head and heavy
cowhide to his back, in manner not very
agreeable to his feelings or consonant with
his errand.-keokWk Constitution,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-20

THE HEIR OF THE CzARs CouRr1Ns 4
WIFE.-The Grand Cesarevitch. the Empe-
ror's eldest son and heir apparent to the
throne Of Russia, is on the eve of his de-
parture for Germany, but on a matrimo-
The match with The Princess Mary (pae.
war; daughter ofthe King Of Denmark and
younger sister of the Princess Of Wales,
seems to be definitely broken of. and the
youthful Grand Duke will have to follow
the example of his father and the rest OF
his family, in seeking q bride among the
Pripcesses Of Germany, who are to the
Russian Cars what the damsels of Circas-
There is rum0r in the foreign papers that
. daughter Of the Archduke Albert, cousin
to the Emperor Francis Joseph, will be the
chosen fair one this is not likely to be cor
rect The proud and pious house of Aus
tria would never allow one of their daugh.
ters to exchange the Roman Catholic faith
for the Greek which is an indispensiblecon-
dition for Princesses marrying into the inn
perial family Of Russia, and the field of Sc
lection will therefore be confined to the
Protestant courts, who are not SO scrupu-
lOus in this respect. The King of Prussia.
the most powerful Protestant monarch in
Germany, did not object to his daughters
changing her religion to marry the late
Emperor Nicholas, who was then not even
Czar will hardly have to go begging
among the bevy of fair virgins who adorn
the residences Of the numerous little Cor
man Kings, Dukes, Landgraves and Mar
graves. In the reign of Catherine II. an
assortment of Princesses used to be die
patched from one these petty courts to st.
Petersburg eachti aRussianG Grand DUKE
was in want of q wife, when he, or rather
the Empress, selected one of them, and the
balance were returned, like bale of un-
salable goods, to the place they came from.
Latterly, however, things have been man
aged after q more decorous fashion, and
marriages Of convenience began to make
very few marriages Of affection. Nicholas
sent his son, the present Emperor, on 3
tour through Europe leaving 1t entirely to
him to choose his future partner according
to the dictates Of his own heart, and in ai1
probability the same liberty will be grant
ed to the young Cesarevitch. He il now in
his twenty first year, we'll grown, and re-
sombling his grandfather, both in figure
and character; but he has not received "a
good an education ~ his father; il said To
Be extremely self-willed and overbearinR.
and has not remained unscathed amona
tho dissipations OF this luxurious capital
He II accompanied in his travels bv his
Mentor, Count Serge Strogonoff, General
sRichter, Prince Bar1atinsky, q nephew OF
the Field Marshal, Doctor Shestof. and 4
numerous and brilliant retinue. e.sgt