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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
AmusemenisA


IRARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
g!yf saih xSb r.s EA WrE Mr 81 THE a
BRILLIANT SPECTACULAR DRAMA
APHROsA;
AND THE woNDRRsUL iLITMIHAirEp YouNx2m
ALL THE yA 81 bf hdEs W a Ehr RAINBOW
| reflected In dazzling splendor.
GRAND CORPS De BALLET, .rr-r an
Gorgeous Scenery, Elegant Costumes and Appropiu1s
presented to tho pablo which, Notwithstanding IL: Lnmsnss
success,
MUST MUST 81 sk % WIIEHDssWs,
ER A ASB M MSRE ARA6Ty
GREATER AND MORE ATTRACTIVE NOVELTY
the Sensational drama Of cUDJos CAVE now. and iOi ~.
AFTERNo0N and EVENING, 1t . sad u s'aecL- no
Ms TsTR rs 5Gs' IL 1S'S and
sToEPEL, with his WOOD and STRAW iNTRUMENTs.
win appear.
" " '''A THREE COLOSSAL GfaNTs g
including Anna swan the NOVA-sCoTlA 0LaNTESS. esoA
GENERAL GRANT Jn. II. smallest ra.s lIvi..
MAJOR BAGLEY, the Wiscoasin INFANT DRUAMEA
only FOUR YEARS OLD, who bssis the word a. hs al
~ I ET 5sFss AhFlS Mss SkHHtp aoSf'
Three TsB Ms4r < Of MS 81 Wax SS FGEnrs
6 BHpAL GROUP y 2s GEN TON Tayns and via
I Two 8 G If sGS PkhisE Zoos from Colorado ~
Three n sIf: sils" % wslos
mo OVER -FOUR POUNDS!
THE observation-disclosures SEAL.
Admiration Is cents: Chldren under ten is ceuis,
SATURDAY April s-Bessht Of Sanitary COnnissiaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
OswEGo COUNTY:
PROPOSALS FOR 100000.
SOLDIERS BOUNTY FUND BONDS.

sircd untn TUESDAY, the l2h day Of April next, OF
a. Tor lie purchase Of tho whole any raIt Of the OF
10 90 soaisrs Bounty FUND bcnds authorized by reso
o Of the Board II Supervisors Of Owego County passed
Dec 1893 and by Of the Legislature o the state Of
New YORK passed Feb 1884, The said bonds viii bcar In
>, tb. rate o. per per aDnun payable SEMI snnn
sy the M of phi AID October h. each year. aud The
principal will Do enable In surces i've annual inatansnts
fifteen Thousand Five Hundred Dollars each eonHsntng
d.y Of pr 1855. aud ending Apri 1914 81 We
Atlantic Bank. New Ciy. The proposals. Wa state ~
and tine ~ maturity 81 the bonds desired sad the
price per tlo Hereof and ths whose propose" ere
accepted viii therefore be required to depost With the County
1feASaTet at Mexico tue Marine Bank In oswefo, me
awarded theu respectively together win Tue accrued
Interest from pr e dle " the b,uds. bach PIope On
should be Sea ID ana ndOfcd Proposals for >0de fouy
FOND boEds and uoosed secured envelope sddrossed
10 either Of the undcTsig ned.
The gh reoeNtt 70 reject shy or ~ Of the bids " con
slered necessary ~ protect promote the Interests OF the
county ,
TIE bi viii be pcbcy opened st tho Cou House In tho
civ OF Oswego % tie lJh day u Ayh, u rnMeIico,
l.. H. CONKIING. Go. rressI Mexico, n. Y.
ELIAS ROOF, Osweao.
ID. l.. COUCH, Oswego.
J. n. WOOUla Fulton.
A. w SEVERANCE, New Hsv.r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
GUARDIANS SALE.
OUARDIANs sALE.-By virtue Of I

GUARDIANS SALE.-By virtue OF 81
4T order issued from the Probate Court OF
C1vahoga County, to me directed 1 shall sell ae
public auction, at the door Of the Court House,
IN the city ef CleTelands in said Cuysnogs county
and State Of Ohio, on the second day OF Aprns
Isg4 ~ two o. clock P NJ. on said day, the follow
ing described real estate TO wit Situate IN ne
eitv al cleveland aforesaid, and IS known as the
northwest part Of lot number 81, IN Foisom 2
severance's allotment Of the Trevor trsG, -
oeIied in said city, the part Of said lot being
ninetv.three 1887 feet front on jay street, ana
forty (4O) feet and nine 90 lnenes IN oep'h' 'i@
bounded westerly by an alley
Also. mart OF lot number 40, in Barber Lord s
allotment in the SAID city o. ~ ,ol1S
bounded as follows; Beginning on the souts
linz m said lot number 40, one hundred ana
si1rtv-tbree C63) feet from the west line OF ] OK
street: thence DOrtherly parallel with YORK
street. to the north llne ot sara iot numDeE ~
fbsnce westerly on SAID north line, to an alley /;
thence southefly, on the essterly line OF SAID al
lev 10 the southwest corner OF sad lot nuInDeE
no; thence easterly on the lot hne 70 the PiaSo
Of beginning Appraised at slIt50,0o,
Also the following piece OF land situate IN me
Township OF East Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
ohio and is known as part OF lot NUMBER ~ N
said Township, and bounded as fouoWsi BeEih-
ring at a stone set IN the ground IN tne s91th ~ .
OF the road leading from CleVeisn1 20 niloush y
Nv bsing in the northeast line OF land oHneo
~ M Wimple, or formerly owned by nm J
thence south 45o Co, east two ~ ehslns aAd nltl
i561 links to 4 post +; thence north S31a~ east one
chain and twenty-five links % stake &c. N me
and ifty links TO a stone set in the south Inc O
me Cleveland and Willoughby road thence
south s7IS west one % chain and twenty live 20
links along said south line Of-sald road 70 me
place Of beginning, containing Sl-lOO Of sn ~ A
nbe the same more or less. Appraised at SHOW
Terms-One-half down, and the balance n
one wear. with int est. JOHN JONES,
meh22;l4a Guardian Of Henry H. Adams.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26

The following are the principles Of the
platform laid down by the meeting in New
York, which nominated General Fremont
for the Presidency on the 22d;
A vigorous, consistent, concentrated
Prosecution of the war against the insur-
rent srmies in the field; with adequate
penalties for Treason, and no amnesty ex-
cent to absolute submission.
The right of Suffrage to be regulated BY
leQisIative bodies, and not prescribed by
The Executive.
No restoration Of civil rights ss an in
dueement to Rebels to fors wear themselves.
Noinitiation Of Serfdom by attaching the
person Of the lsborer TO the soil
Absolute equality Of sll men before the
law, without distinction Of race or color
Extension of the bsnehcent principles Of
tha Homestead Law; and g liberal distri-
button Of bounty lands among all soldiers.
Paramount nationality, as opposed 70 3
ssditious application Of the doctrine Of su-
prsme State rights.
The rigid msintenRnce Of the Monroe
Doctrine, SO as to vindicate the repuohcsh
integrity Of the Continent.
A reformed and thoroughly American for
eign policy, without regard to the opln-
ions or menaces Of Foreign Powers
A liberal system Of foreign imnigra'
don.
The one-term principle for the Presi-
%, 90 as to secure the integrity Of the in.
sunbent till the last hour Of his office, snd
prevent the distribution Of his patronage
FOR the snbjugstiOn Of the constituency oJ
ace3esholders.
Horace Greeley, who was present, sn'
called upon for a speech, deprecated tn
opening ofthe Presidential contest as pre-
mature, declared himself friendly to all tn
gentlemen named as Union candidates
and said thst he should give his enthusi
sstic and hearty support to the nOmine
Of the National Convention, whoever
was,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
w PUBLISHED By
z. OOWLEs & CO..
sTr- ps,a,ston's BIZ 60 allow Cabinet ON
eer,s seats in the House.

81 1.-al.Eonsa BIZ 60 allow Cabinet Ofn-
cer,s seats in the House.
Wssre gratifed to see that the new pro-
isot L receiving consideration from the
Press, and that the Committee appointed
in Congress are about to report iavorably |
to its adoption. There have been some
Who. have spprehsnded that difficulties
might arise from giving Cabinet ministers
9 place on the floor 70 explain or defend
thsir policy; that partizsn strife might
imperil the interests of the country in Civ
ing such. free plsy to the inquisitiOn Of
representatives.
By Others it is also declared that there is
the same reason for granting Cabinet Off
cars seats in the House, as exists in England
that there the House Of Commons does not
make laws but Tatifes them, and hence the
necessity Of allowing the ministry to de
fend or explain its policy. II is also de-
clsred that Congress can, through the
President, get at all the facts necessary.
According to all these objections the
importance due them, there are yet stron-
ger reasons, in our judgment, why this
bill should prevail
Suoh a measure would reduce executive
infusncs by making it more directly &C
oounts5ls. Every Cabinet officer, being
obliged to answer any question, upon due
notice being given, viii be more circum-
speot when his policy is subject to constant
inspection. 1t would be impossible for
him to conceal fraud or treason, as was
done during the reign of Mr.. Buchanan.
Another benefit would be that imputstiOns
against the Government could be cleared
up in few words if false, and If true
they should be confirmed for the interests
oftbe country at large.
This measure would also assist Congress
largely in the work Of legislation. EsPe-
oislly in this respect are its advantages
apparent in body the members Of which
are so frequently changed. Their igno-
rance and inexperience could be readily
supplemented by the experience and more
correct knowledge Of Cabinet officers.
The bill Of Mr.. PendletOn was prepared
after years Of careful study. The whole
QUESTION is whether the influence necesss-
rily exerted by the executive department.
shall be exerted by open, fair legislation
depending on the character and capacity
Of the Secretaries, or whether that inAu.
ence shall be exerted secretly, often with
spen fraud. Secretaries brought upon The
floor will have an opportunity Of express
ing themselves on their policy, in theil
sWn way and in their own language. Or
the whole We are disposed to think i
would be measure of greatpracticsl gOOt
tJths oountFy.
There is q provision in the rebel cOnsti
tuition for bringing Cabinet officers befOr'
the House, but such is the tyranny Of JEFF
Davis and the rottenness Of the Govern
ment, that the Public have not been en-
Iightened by any revelations from th'
rebel Secretaries.
This measure is, however, one Of lonl
standing in Europe, and we believe tn
tine has come when the experiment shoul'
be made in our own country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
MASTERS SALE.
rAsrERs sALE-Pursuant % b

III
N command Of an order OF sale issued from
me Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County
Al the suit Of Christine Hege agslnst william
T'rsntzein, Phebe TrautWein, samuel q Ives ana
chsries Ives, tome directed, shall expose
for sale ct Public Auction at the door the court
House in the city Of Cleveland, on Monday the
An dav OF April. AID. 1884, IS three o'clock, r
NJ tho following described premises, sliuStea ,o -
the township and city Of Cleveland and county
az Cuyahogs; being part OF original ten acre lot
number thirty-one (3l) and bounded as toiioWs,
to-Wit Beginning st the point on the west sl9e .o
Of Perry st. eet one hundred and iorty-nlne (l4sl
feet south from its intersection with Garden
street Thence running southerly along Perry
street. thirty 1907 feet, thence westerly st ngut
ANGLES with Perry street one hundred and ninety
nine Is9l feet and one-hafo0 inches to an alley
| thence along said in alley northeriy direction
tbirty-nine ls9l feet and eight ~ inches tnence
/ in an easterly direction Two hundred and nye
(2O5) feet and i've (5l inches TO the place Ol Oen
1 ming. Appraised at 81 600 ,,,,,,,s,r,0E
! r r BEAyrs, Master Commissioner.
! Plaintiff Attorney.
| March Sd, 1S64-mar. 3; l45.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
OF AUTHORITY,
CTo expire on the slst day of January, 1861
AUDITOR OF STATE s OFFICE,
INSURANCE DEPARThENri

Columbus OulOs MhECu ltAnt AoVls(
WurREas The OOlumbian Marine Insurance Nom-
paay located ct heW YORK; in the slate OF heS
bas fied in this ofhce sworn Statement OF ius
c1ndition a. required by the FIST section OF the
ct sslS Pegulste Insurance Ompaaies not ineorpo,
rtsd by the STATE Of Ohio; passed APRIL $50 ana
Wher-a a. said tOmFaay mas iurL iahed TO- 9h1sI.
ed satsfactory evidence that II IL pos eTsed OF a.
lesst One HuudI ed Thousand Loliars u ectnai cFP
~ IN Vsted 10 stuCks, in bords or In moriEsgs
~ rssI Estate worth double the amount tor Whlsh
the sams Is rnortFhgsd; sDd, Where's sal1 O3n 20
nv bas fiIed 10 this ofi'e wIite3 instrumeDt aa;
A. - coTnorafe seal. igHed by The President ana
Ss--e-ary tNereof authoriZi- any agent or egsnts
~ ssiS oupapy in this STATE 70 acknowledes service
~ ,roees- f1r and "A behalf OF said company con
sabtiSg III At such Ter ice Of proeesh shall os uh+h
J h,.,d "a b. a. valid as If seryeo upon the Comps
nv ccor ing 10 the laws OF this or spy otter sLs'e
A Tsivinc All cain or right OF error BY Teason OF
s1cb al ledgement Of service
NOW Therefore in pursuance o the INST section q
the afore9sid act I, James II Goldman. AUDITOR 81
state for Ohio do hereby certify that said CoIum-
| bisn Insurance Company OF New foIki Is An-
borizs to transact the business OF Etfe Insurance
81 tbis STATE until the thirty first day Of January IN
~ sar one thousand eight huadred aud sixty n Fe
! In Wines whereof. have heTeunto 81, serioeo
nv name and caused the zeal Of nv oinea 10 pe
| f. q an Ted The day and year above written.
lA-sl NN''e JAS. II. GDDMAN,
! -,or92 I9t Auditor of STATE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26

Canal Packet Line between Youngstown
and New Castle.
We learn that the New Castle Packet
Company sre about te run Dolly line be-
tween that point and Youngstown-the
line to consist Of two newly fitted up pack
cts. One boat will leave each port every
morning and evening, on the arrivals Of
the trains or, rather, the boat for Youngs
town, will leave New Castle snd get 70
MRhoningtoWn in time to connect with the
.train from Pittsburgh; 50 thst passengers
from Pittsburgh, going to Youngstown
can get ef the cars st MahoningtoTn, eai
supper, and then take the boat.
Passengers can also leave Youngstown
IN the evening, on the arrival of the ex
press train, and be in Pittsburgh by ter
o'oIock the next morning; and lesviDl
a Pittsburgh ct O'clock P. NJ, arrive il
YoangstoWn By daylight next morning
The Arst boat under Ibis new arrangemen
viii leave New Castle this Thursday eve
aine, end resoh Youngstown Friday morn
-.fng. This will be the quickest eheapes
3 end NEST comfortable route for person
HrsTSling betwesnS9oungstown snd Pitt
Ndh0RiHg RegiSter. = ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
The Psipesyills Teierraph, ssys

Mr.. spslding, our Representative in
Congress, while attentive in the discharge
Of his general duties-We are glad 10 notice
is also vigilsnt in the care Of the more inn
mediate interests Of his constituents. We
have noticed that he has introduced and
secured the passage Of sResolutiOn instruct
ing the Committee Of Commerce, to en-
ouire into the expediency Of establishing a
Naval Yard snd Depot on the southern
shore Of Lake Erie; also secured the pas
sage Of another Resolution farther in
struotingSame Committee to make enquiry
into the duty Of appropriations for the
Harbors of Cleveland and Fsirport. Mr..
spslding has also introduced into the
House bill, in which many Of our citizens
have sn interest, namely bill providino
FOR Pensions for the surviving Soldiers oi
the War Of 1912, on the same basis Of Pen
sions to the Revolutionary Ssldiers-ot
whom but twelve are left TO witness thes'
dsys Of seoursed Rebellion. The people o.
this District have certainly every ressor
to be satisfied wieh their industrious snC
talented Representative.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
Propossls for Beef Cattle.
HEApoUARfERs DEPT. OF THE CUMBERLAND,
OFFICE CHIEF COMNIssART OF SUssIsIkSoEs
aHArrANoosA, TENN., March ., leo4

HE1poUARfERs DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
OFFTCR CHIEF COMNIssART OF SUBSISTENCE
CHATTANOOGA, TESN., March 7, 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
yttsd tilI April 5th 1854 for furnishing the sub;
sistspce Department with four thousand tOgl nead
o n ef Cattle on the hOof, The cattle 10 be ueSeL
ed az Nashville, Tenn aud weighed on me soSles,
aud the weight determined to De the purchase
Tbs cattle required must average at least eleven
hundred and fifty q ,l5O) pounds and no anln2i ~ @
he afmitted weighing less thsn one thousand li.Vny
rounds gross A rigid inspection viii be mAue "
s1ch parsopR a. the Government may direct, AZ w
de livery. Bulls, HsifeTs. staRs and Co"s are ho'
bond with good and sufficient security viii be re-
uuired for the faithful performance OF the
The time Of the first delivery or ihs Oatte VI - y
dfteen orys after signing the contract ana one one
thousand ii OOO) per week will be required uhtl ths
contract Is completed. =, -, r,,t.f n
c 1eDsrtment OF the Cumberland, Nashville, Ienn ,
and 10 he endorsed, Proposals for furnishing beei
An oath of allegiance must accompany each pig,
and no hid will be entertained when the piodsf rs
moi present 10 respond. Payments Will ne hRuo ln
certificates Of tpdet tedness.
FORM OF BID.
do hereby propose to furnish the U. :; suosis-,
tsnce DenaTtmeut with four thousand (4OOO) held OF
Reef attle on the hoOt in strict accordance Win me
Dditions of the enclosed advertisement, TO Dc de-
iivered Al Nashville, Tenn for the sGm Of
per hundred pounds gross weight, Oner a. Heouil-
ties to County, stste OF n poprrp
Lieut. Col. and Chief @. s. D. Of o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26

Of the true, Is nov Colonel. Captain J. E.
Stacey, Adjutsnt General, has resigned on
account Of continued i'll health. Lieuten-
ant Harry Day, Of the 10th Ohio Cavalry,
is here for the purpose Of procuring arms
and other equipments foI his command.
LEMAN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
nMINIsTRAToR,s sALE.-In 81

A DMINISTRATOR's SALE.-In Pur-
n suanes Of an order Of sale granted hy the
Pr06ate Court Of CuYahOga County, ONO, snslA
offar Tor sale at public auction on Ihursday, the
ventb dav OF April, A. ID. 1868. at 2 o'clock ?.
y at tbe door OF the Court House in the city OF
Cisveiand In said County and State, the iolloWing
Ssseribed real estste situate 10 the Township Of
East Cleveland, CuyahOga County, ONO, ana q
known as part Of lot number So4s OF tract = ~
sald Township, formerly called Eueiio, % s%n9
bounded As follows, TO wit: Beginning Al an oak
tree standing az the southeast s9rner OF aald los
nnrnber s54 thence west along the south line IA
ebains qe links to the corner Of lands sold 70
U1liar, HIGGINS thence north 2S1 Z, west along
I'D HIggps' line 10 chains 80 links to post set
for the corner of said Higgins land, thence north
70 east "A chains 80 links to q post, fr0m WhleR
S4potcb in the root OF beech tree bears south
3Oo. west links; thence west chains INKS %
the west line Of said lot, notch on the roos oi
WhiteWood tree bears north 25o, west ehalns'
thence north 40, east 10 chains 30 hnAs 70 tne
nortbJEest corner Of said lot, thence south s911
east 25 chains rs links 70 the northeast corner Of
ssid lot. thence south along the east line OF sne
lot 40 chains u links to the place Of Dsglnmng'
.coptainiug seventy-six and sixty-hye-one Gun
dredths acres, excepting three and thirty n1e-Ons
bundredths acres thereof which have been e%o1- %
waved 10 the Cleveland, Painesvllle Ashs-oIl- As.,
Railroad Company, and is now occupies - o1 ~ S's
road Of said company. Apgralseq q sl.5te s21s'
Administrator Of J. ResEiek, dsesssed;;
Cleveland, March II. 1854. lmrililt9oe-Nl
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pR0ClAMAflON.
ACCORD.

anoe with provision Of the second section Of an
sptitsd ln Act 10 pSo1,se % be organization o.
issl. I, irwin o. Master. Mayo Of the city q
Cleveland, do he ehY nstify TegTirs the ia J.
fed electors said city. to assemble on the nrst
Monday OF Ap-il next being th. fourth day o. sac
'orero0n OF said a. tha following places in the
several ward, 10 said city. viz:
In the l't Ward, at the Engins Houes on ChAm-
In the "a Ward, at tss Rockwell street School
Ia the 81 Ward, at the Old Police Court Room on
in the 4th Ward, at the Engine House on Hunting
In tbe 5th Ward at the School House, St. Clair
street next east OF m1irson street. -
In tbs eih Ward at the "Wigwsm" 80 eaIeal on
In the 7tS Ward. at the Eng ne House on Alabams
In The STU Ward, at the Watch HOuss on Vermont
In the OH Ward. at the Engine House on Church
In the 10Th wsrI at the Basement Room o, Ken
In ,6s 18th wsrj, At the Ensin, HO-ss No 10, on
And the ssid electors will then und there before
l elect enc Oonmits;nnar o. Water Works
enc Justice OF the Poacs. and siRht Gons's.
trustee rom tbs First Ward; one trustee from th'
Second Ward; one Trustee f-cm the Third Ward
one Trustee from the Fourth Ward; cns Trnstae iron
i 'he Fifth Ward; ono rustes from the sixth Ward
one Trustee from the Seventh Ward one trustee from
| Ward; oTe Trustee from the Tenth Warj; ons Trrs
tee from the Eleventh Ward, who resids in Their re
| spertive Wards also one assessor from each v ard
| and one member Of the Roard OF Fdntat from tn
ThiId Ward; o'e from the Fonrth Ward; one ftou
| the fifth Ward; ooa from the Seventh Wardi en-
from the EieVe- tn Ward.
also to deposit their ballots for or AGAINST the an
ueKatiOn the city n hvelGn1 OF certain territo
| nf the township OF Brooklyn, adjacent to the CITY
| fhA boundary OF which Is described In an erdinanc
Of the city OF Cleveland, PISSED February 18th, 10
| 10 testimony whereof set nv hsnd and am xed tn
te4 o. said city this 22d daY Of March. A. D. 1885,
| nar23-I45 I: u. MASTERS, Mayor,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-26
Total Amount Of Asssts.-..-.....,
ITARTLITiES.

LIABILITIES.
The Compauy has set asi7e the sum Of Four Hund-
dred aud Forty-ons Thousand, Two Hundred sra
81 Ia-iC0 Dollars SAL AZ, Of the profits Of the
wear Es keserve Fund, TO meet any Hail ties tnAt
may ariss from the business Of the ytar endlng ot
December. 1855. ,, ,,, nj,
nor upon Fire Risks, disconnected win Marine
The Company does not take risks or transact any
business Of insurance in any S'aIe which T. Qui5es
cd IN such State security for losses therein nor nav
made any such deposits in aoy such state
STATE OF NEW YuBK,. lss.
City ard county Of New York, -
BENJAMIN Morris. President, and William M.
whitney, Secretary, Of the Columbian In.
surance Company, being seyerally sworn, oeposss
and say, that the foregoing is full, true and
correct statement Of the Affairs OF the said Com pany
that the said insurance Company 10 the bona nde
ogner ~ Al least Une hundred TRouBanI DOLLARS Of
aetual cspital nvealsdlin Stocks the particulars OF
fbs owe described investment t1at mel her OF the
above described inVt stments nor any Part thereoi
are made for the benefit OF any individual exercising
authority in the management OF faid Ooui that
a. a Temporary eKps tient By which nominal com
IA zee with the may be rendered, ana that they
are tbe above described officers OF ssid Company.
B. U. MO AXIS, Pretident.
WIN. WHITEEY, Sec'y.
Subscribed and svorn before me. at the Oity Of
New YORK this 26th day Of February 1854, by escn
above named depOnents = -
T1s1 Notary Public.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
| Columbus, o., March IL, 1854. J
TtJa berev certified that the foregoing Is correct
oopy Of the Statement Of Condiion OF me Coiuui-
| bissn Insurance Company, OF New Iork; made Il
this once for the year ls64i and DOW hled herein
| m 9 JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
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FOR SALE.
nor SALEAT COST-THE FA

EOR SALE At UUST-IHE FAM
cy Arti5les and other light goods unsold at the
Sanitary Fair are offered for So very low at
the roc ms of the Aid Society on Bank street,
The stock comprises Ohildren's Clothing. En-
broideriss, Chinese Turiosotes Fans, cheap Jewell
II, Toys, Military Caps. Books. Boots and shoes.
worked Slippers and Cushions, Nit ems, locks and
Jh=ra sre a'so few cases Of Catawba Wine. an ex-
ceIlent Brocads covered / OUNCE worth f2O China
Vases Pictures and Statuettss. sOms Of these art-
cles are very desirable and viii he sold at most Tea-
sonsbIe rates. Please call early and eXamine.
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