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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29

u. q. Whitman d Co.,
Manufacturers New Delicious CONNECTIONS Almond
Paste, Chocolate Cafames, Creams La Mode dc
Paris eXquisltey Favored.
Roasted Joruan Almonds, &c sc
No. Jl6 Chestnut street, below Fourth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
Which WIS adopted.
GENERAL ORDERS REsUSfTD.
Tnp METROPOLITAN FA1R-The principal

TpY METROPOLITAN TAIR.-The principal
building on Fourteenth street the Sixth avenue,
formerly known 90 Palace Garden, designed for the use
Of the Metropolitan Fair is so Ear completed as 10
be ready the reception Of goods. by leo feet
ground plan, built Of brick. one story high. and has q
durable look The timbers composing the vast roof are
OF enormous size their selection being made by the
architect with view 10 security. This building was
constructed BY the County ground the Corpo
ration, and at the termination Of the Fair " viii
be used as grand driroOm for the New York State
National Guard the area being sufficiently large for The
drilling Of fRll regiment. On the right OF the main
structure, Music Hall" part and portion OF the old
Palace Garden, viii be occupied as picture Fai-
eIy, for which purpose II Is wen adapted. II ls
now undergoing improvement "a several respeCts
Among others The arrangement OF suitable hyneht
Most OF the choice works Of art in public and priv
hands in this city have been promised for The tG and
it is estimated that half million dollars worth VIII
be exhibited On the left OF the main ediice plu De tDe
refectOry two-story frame building 10 feet by 100
The brick stable between the refectory and the main
structure has been leased by the Committed, and
large passageway cut through It. In the rear OF the
establishment where the wants OF the inner man aro TO
be attended TO- will be building fronting on tlteenth
story high 50 by 20 feet ground plan Tor the
exhibition Of machinery and other heavy articles Inc
main part OF the Fair will be held in the building trs
described and 1t is evident from the manner in which
contributions are pouring in that the place WI De
crammed 10 repetiOn. Tho Committee is discussing tho
expedenoy of putting up wooden structure on Four
toeth street 800 feet long, covering the north Sidewalk
and portion Othe street and permission was voted yes
terday by the Board Of Councnen to make that addition
The Fair viii open on the 18th inst, end contributors
are requested not 10 delay sending in their articles
otherwise il will be impossible for the Committees 10
arrange and classify tho goods unless received In
season. The OF the donors and the specification
end valuation % all articles should accompany each
donation In the matter Of valuation, experience has
shown particularly in the conduct of the Brooklyn and
Long Island Fair that larger amount has been turned
into the treasury from the sale OF articles that
marked at reasonable figure than they were fixed at
what people might consider an exorbant price. Inc
higherprced goods will remain over. and eventually
m into the hands OF shopkepers under the auctioneer
hammer at prices for below the cost OF material ana
labor thus greatly reducing the amount which might
bnxe otherwise accrued to the Commission.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE, wan DEfARTnEsr,l
WAsnIsGTos, Feb. 70, 1864. !
PROPOSALS. will be received by this Depart.

III
l. men, until TUESDAY, March O. at O'Clock M, for
the delivery the Springfield Arnory Mass Of 6o single
Of Wroughron Work for United States Artillery HaI
nCs
The Harness Irons TO be packed in wei made boxes.
continuing twelve single sets each being an io ol
Will consist Of the following pieces.
3 pairs long Ilames, eon1pets.
3 pairs short Hames, complete
pairs medium Hames, complete
a. Trace Clips, with IA Riyets.
double Loops or Eyes.
u Saddle Loops bent for canuel
"A TtRe Eye,
MoigThiins, with rof,la-.
"a shot Chains, with Togsos.
4 Breast Uooss.
Leg Guards, with 10 R,y.ts,
Saddle Loops straight fo! r,dine saddle ttInmel.
There Harness Irons TO coGiorm strictly m pattern snd
weight to the model sets TO be o this office end q the
standard and each piece " be made Of the axe aud
Kind Of iron prescribed In the Official on Oh ron copies Of
which be obtained a, this Office at the Agency
and at the Springfield Armory.
All the irons 70 be well apennedthe japan 10 be o. the
best quality and well baked they are TO be subject 70 M
specon at the factory where made before and after SpaHnng
The Hame. TO be marked with the makers name the
sze and the letters u s. A. The latter letters one fourA oil
Al the pieces to be pa, up in proper bundles properly
labeled and each boI Is TO be carefully packed prescribed
by the Inspector The packing box to Dc paid for at the In
spectors valuation. =,
Deliveries be made the Of not less than sixty
sets per day commencing the I'D day OF March next Fail
deliver al specified time will subject tue contractor
forfeiture Of tie number he may fail 10 deliver at that
No bids win be considered eIcer. from parties actually
gagged in the manufacture II this similar kinds o. iron work.
and who bring ample evidence that they have in their own
shops all the machinery and appliances for turning Gus the u
amount Of work specified per day. -,
Bidders will be required to furnish proper securities Tor the
proper performance Of the work aud win incose with Their
bids the written acknowledgements VI their 'urees ever e
own signatures
Each party obtaining contract win be required 70 enter
into bonds with approved ureties for ts faithful execution
Upon the award being made snccesu bidders vii DO nof
fed and furnished with forms Of contract and bond
The Department the sight to REJECT any or al DDS
not deemed satisfactory
Proposals win be addressed 10 "Bgadicr General Geo. D.
Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance Washington CITY,, aud oui De
indors.d Proposals. for Harness lIonsp
GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
Brigadier- General Chief Of Ordnance.
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0VEF(TS OF MFRCUKY,


SWANS PkNaCEA has been for nearly half century
celebrated ia this country aud in Europe Tor ts eAuao
cures. for the of which reference mado TO the on
reGons aud books (Which may bo had est,sl m
the Panscea of which give tho particulars OF case, VOC
frhtful for general publication where he prt NJ nav
almost up with Scrouis, and were deemed a>
physicians. 90 ,,,. ..,t.o .r1 h,
been recommended by the most celebrated phycians ae
other eminent perous Among others, by w Gibson n ~
Prof Of Surgery Penn universty; Nscptpe Mott ~ ~
Prof. Mid, Penn Uniyonityi " Chez man. NJ ~ ri9, .
Physic Penn University r. PerEe ~ D. President College
Hayana Jose Fourenco DO Luz Prof Of Surgery Lsboni
Gilman Member OF Royal College Surgeons, Londoni
w irving late Minister TO Spain; Sir Thomas feaIson
Msor-lenerI British Army Ouoert hopei'son bN'isH
The wonderful cures effected By SWANS PANACEA
have cr msuy yesIs made ya liable remedy: Tue
Pansces does not contain mercury IA any iotn snu uent
nm innocent preparation may be given to the most endei
The price Las been reduced to $50 per bottle icon
famine three half pints) or three bottles for 80.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swain, Psnaces Is in round bottles fued iongtndnby
with the following letters blown on the sa,s;
"SWAlMS--PANACEA-P
Having the name of JAS SWAIN stamped OH the scaling vas
written the Internal Revenue tax label covering the
coIk and splendid engraving on the aide 81 the bottle by
Dreuer Co. bsIknote M the center OF which
portrait Of the late VIM. Sw aim Copyright secured
persons purchasing the PsnAces viii be careful TO observe
that the name SWAIN correctly spelled they need not be
ALSO SWANS VERMFUGE,
valuable Family Medicine, being highly approved remed!
for all diseases arising from debility OF the digestive oIg
Acdity Of the stomach, Worms, Jhoera Morbus
Dysenery Fever and Ague, Bleeding Piles SICK hesdaehe
Sc See the pamphlet (which may be had sss accompany
ptsv,,.J opIx At sWAIMs LABORATORY, THE OLD
STAND SOUTH sEVENTH-sr, BELOW CHESTNUT,
Philadelphia aud sold by eli druggists IN the United SisteI
SCHlEFtELIN BROTHERS Co,
NO. 1zO WIL,LIhM-SI, NEW-lOkk.
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5uternal Repenne.

TT s. INTERNAL REVENUE-ANNuA ".
!. LIST-yITI1H DISTRICT.-NKw.YoRg No. @i
Broadway. .., a.
Pursuant the provisions Of An Art TO provide Internal
10 support the Government and pay Interest the
Public Debt" approved July /, 1904 a the several acts
PUEBLO NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that have re-
ceved from tho of the Eighth Collection District Of
hst the DUTIES TAXES and LICENSES specified IA said
Isl have become DUE and PAYABLE and that shall attend
daily person by deputy toreceye the same al
from 20 p. from and after the date OF this notice
uutl, and including The TWELFTH DAY OF MARCH 1904.
An per-ous who s neglect TO pay the duties aIos
aud licenses 90 sresd assessed upon them within the
time herein specified viii be liable and VIII be required 10 pay
ten Der cent additional upon the smount thereof.
GEO. P. PUTNAM, Collector eth District, ~ y.
Dated Nsw-York Feb. Is, 1864.
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prcpcsals.

old RIGGING JUNK for the NAVY
" SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ID 20
until Il clock of TUESDAY the 18th day of March
for o 600 pounds Of bert Old Rigging junk for tho manufc
81 okum 10 be delivered FREQ Of all expense TO the Gov
eminent, at the U. g NsyyYad, Brooklyn per sample
there within ninety days from the date Of the scceptano, Of
propo'sl
Nay Agents Office New.York, February &c, 1864.
HENDERSON, Navy Agent
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UNO THE AFFLICTED--Mr. CARREN'
CHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
l. SIR JAMES CLARKEfS
CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ r.,
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen
This well known medicine !, imposition, bat ure and
safe remedy f0I Female Difficulties and Obstructions fom
cause and although powerful remedy contains
nothing lurtfu 20 the consiiuti0n. To married ladies
10 peculiarly suited II viii in mon time bnng on the
monthly period with regularity.
10 cases Nervous Spinal Affection, Pals In be Bach
and Limb. Fatigue slight eIeriion. fapstioa Of the
Heart Hyssre. and Whites these fls " o. eded soure
when al other have faiedi and although powerful
remedy do contan iron, eaoms ttmony, oTslyhins
hurful 20 the constitution 49,,
fu directions IN the pamphlet around each pGefas WHICH
should be carefully pre,erved.
For fun particular get pamphlet free. Of the sssnt
NJ BSi and postage stamps inelosed 70 Any snhorzsa
aren't will insur. bottle ecutsiniuz over - ps pyrssorh
mall Sold by all drugriss
Sole Uri,ed ststst Agent
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ORDNANCE OFFICE, Wan DHPAsTnESTl
WARRINGTON February %, 1854 )


PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
i men, until TUESDAY, March IS, at p. m, Tor the
delivery At the following Afsensls, Of HORSE EQUIP.
MESTs, United States Cavalry pattern, - hereinafter
specihedi
AT the New. York Arsenal, 1900 sets
Al the Frankford Arsenal, 5000 sets.
AZ the Allegheny Arsenal, 5000 sets
Al tho Cincinnaii Depot 900 sets
These teis Of Horse Equipments are 20 be furnished com
pee except the horsobrush curry comb larst picket pin
link and blanket The curb and watering bits the maoabe
tern and finish 20 those deposited the AI,enSs above
named The trees 10 be OF the regular pattern escorted
than 81 inches between the bars ON the inside
Of the pomne the side bars Of hard white wood or beech
the pommels and cAni.es OF beech well put together; all
tho irons oneonth OF inch thick and AL let Into the wood
10 be- covered with the best slaughtered hide ell other
covering rejected The trees to DO subject 70 inspec
ton during all stages OF the manufacture but the equip
nents will be inspected at the Arsenas whore delivered
Deliveries DO made In lots OF not less than hity sets
Der week for all contracts OF 500 sets under hundred
sets per week for all contracts OF from 500 to 1000 sets
two hundred per week for all contracts Of from 1000 TO
600 sets and hundred sets per week for all contracts OF
from 2O6O to The first delivery to be made the
ID day Of April, 1864 So .
the contractor forfeiture Of the number he may fail to de-
No hid, will be considered from parties other than regular
manufacturer and such known to this Department TO
be fully competent execute in their own shops the WORK
Bdder. win ncose with Their bid. the written seknowledg
ruents Of their suretes. their own signatures.
Each party obtaining contract Will be obliged to enter into
bonds with approved surcties for its faithful execution
Upon the being made successful bidders viii be mott
6ea and furnished with forms of contract and bond.
The Department the night to reject or all bids,
II not doomed satisfactory.
Prooo,ss will be addressed 10 "BrgaderGeners George
ID Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance Washington ID. Co" and viii
DO ildoned "fr0posa' for Horse Ea9Fnensts!",
Hngsdier General Chief Of Ordnance.
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that the Comptroller ofthe Cry OF rev tcrh heeo
orzed directed issue amount Of three hundred
thousand dollars Of the stock Of Tho Central Psrk improve
Of City II New York approved by The Mayor on th [t
Day ofAF 1867 IN accordance with the provisions Oh '"
ordinance. -, Al,
above, tho following resolution: .
Re,ored That annexed resolution be referred bach 70
the Committee on nance with Instructions to report o
tailed statement Of the mode IN which 1t is proposed 70
tho 100000 upon the Central Park what ,monnt Is iof
construction Of wall incosug the Park what amount i1i le
laying out Of the addition on the north of the present fk
aud what amount iOI the planting Of trees and "hs
for other Items
Which was lost.
The Question ns tie resolution 1t reported BY tie
Counean jacques moved that sad resolution be recon-
United 10 the Committee on Finance Which "ss 'ost'
Tho resolution then adopted by the ioL3v s VOC; .
Repper HouehaHn, B.,ilGnd McCIeth, Cook bTandon'
bRee hs'e ana 10; esr,, pre ,rev lief
fcrnau, Cross KostoI Opdyko Jaqaesl and shaoieT-l@
MOTIONS.
Councilman Webster moved thot the hour oT the meeting
Of . Board be changed from = TO lp u Which was
carried
TIsoLUTIoNs RESUMED.
Byy..S , s soon sEe.n o. tho Ordinance entitled
An ofdauce provide for continuance OF tho aid hoieto
fore granted The families Of volunteer sodrs from tho cry
sano hereby amended by striking ont in the seventh line Of
such section the words "Kty dollars per month ana insert
IN lieu thereof the words one thousand dollars per M
NUN to take effect frcu the date Of tie CT
said ordnance and tie approval BY the Mayor to wi" teo
Iuafy, 1864.
Which ves referred to the Committee Finance
Nv Councilman BRANDON
Resorcd That tho Croton Acpcdc' BOARD he and they are
hereby authorized and directed place sufficient number 81
fine hydrnts IA he buildings to be occupied by the managers
the metropolitan Fair for the Sanitary Commsson for me
protection the buildings and the goods contained therein
the to remain during the peasae VI tie Common .'u
cil.
Which was sdoptod.
GENERAL ORDERS RESUNIn.
Councilman JoICs moved otase up Genera oraoI NO as
report Of Committee Belgian Pavement IN aNoi
Of adopting resolution that Ninth from
street 20 ITS junction with Broadway be paved "h Belgian
pavement under tie direction Of the troton Aqedct ne
psr neut and the accompanying ordinance therefor pe
adopted Which wac adopted by the following vote
afir stive-Couucmen Riley, BTophy, Hayes, Webster
Hofemsn Ryan, Gross, ReppeT kostcr Hougltain Isvl
land NcGIatl, Opdyke Jaques SchseeT, COOK, bThoon
Brico, Russell, FITZGERALD, aud Joyce-2l
MISUNDERSTANDING Healy, Keenan, and Hagerty-s
Councilman louGHrALS moved that the Board do now so
iourn Which wa carried. Whereupou the PREspstr de
sred that Toe BosId stood douned Until bnI,dy seh D
al O'Clock. JAMES NJ SWLLNf, .is'i'
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Mf6ital.

bakers RHEUMATIC BALM and COUGH
I'D MIXTURE; BAKERS Fever Cooler, and Bakers Group
Avaor the four Things that no family or mother in Amer
Bakers Kidney Grave. Remedies viii DO found invaluable
Price s5 Frincipal depot No lH loth,t New fork;
near lh.av Remedies any sdifets receipt OF
above smo unts
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PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.-The NEW.
L YORK GAsLIGHT COMPANY win receive, until
March 10Th inst offers for tier product OF COAL TAR for
one year commencing June 1854 For PARTICULAR apply at
the Office Of the Company No. l59 Hegerst.
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WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. 20, 1854
PROPOSALS. FOR ICE. - Sealed PRO

uJROPOShLS FUN I'VE. - Stdltu INV
POsALs viii be received At this Ofice until u O'Clock
M on TUESDAY March u.s. 1884, for the supply OF best
ouay Of ICE to United States General Hospitals at New
Orleans La Baton Ronge La Key West, Fla, and fensa
cola Fla and such points the Coast OF Texas be
occupied az hos ptss during the year 1864
Proposals win state price per hundred pounds delivered
Ssiy a. required by Surgeons In charge Of hospitals in the
ycny Of above points, also price tnn OF two thousand
nonds carefully stored in lconsced Ice Houses the
above points subject TO inspection and measuroment by the
United States
Ths Soyna IL the estlmated quantity required al each
nopt bat the proposals include all additional
nur,d during the year at the same rst.s;
New.Oreans go Tuns
Pensacola, 10 Tuns.
Key West, 80 Tuns
Ba;on Rouge 200 Tuns
The above Proposals mnst be accompanied by guarantee,
that tho party parties responsible, certified TO by
pi,e States District Attorney Clerk Of District Court
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest responsible
ra,y or parties who will be duly notified by mail other.
iss thai their bid lie accepted and they viii Immediately be
red 10 enter into under bonds TO the amount OF
I've Thousand Dollars. Bonds 10 be- properly certified to-
An oath of to the United States Government must
Also accompany the proposal ,, ,o,,
Proposals must be Addressed TO HENRY JOHNSON NJ s..
X and Puryeyor u A, Warrington, u. c. marked Pro-
posss for Ice ~,
The posoco sddr" OF the parties proposing must be dis
tinctly written upon tho proposal
bidders may present in person when the bids are opened
The Department reserves tho right to reject all unsuitable
bdG nbNhi youNsoN
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war DrpAHrxRSr. CAVALRY BuRgip,
OYFICE OF CHirp QUARrERsAsrER,
WILMINGTON, D. Q, teb q no
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES

nROPOSAIS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.-
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office unti IL
o'clock M, MONDAY, March seventh iin) l&i, Tor
THREE THOUSAND 5000 CAVALRY HORSES, 10 Ia
delivered Montpelier VT, within fifty s days nom date
ONE THOUSAND q, Ooo) CAVALRY HORSES, to be de.
lvered In Washington, d. g. (Giesboro Depot within thirty
83NT THOUSAND q ,oocJ CAVALRY HORSES, to b. de-
vured In Ers New York. within forty 4S days rom date
Of contract.
o'clock Al RSDAY March tenth tcth 1904 for two
thou.end q o0) Cavalry Homes 10 be delivered In Wheeling
Wet Virginia. within thirty 800 DAYS from date Of contract
Said horses 10 be sound IN all particulars not less tn hye
R than nine 80 years old from 70 10 hands hsh
full fe.hed eompsety bu, bride wise and Of Ie sufficient
for cavalry purposes
(oycsd 81 erery particular.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by guar
sny for its faithful performance.
~ Should N,y United States officer guarantee tho propo-
sal OF bidder who should 20 be irresponsible ms name
viii be reported 70 the Secretary Of War with fecotnsenda'
ton that such officer be dismissed the service.
AZ bidders aud sHdrdHfoyt uH be he'd ne nffef de'
eountdbify and stsy failure 20 comply .A tey"s q con-
Tract make the contract chen dpard vH Ia yoaot0ed
BY p,o,segiion TO The Jul ezteat u The lac,
Cspain John w. Mekim A. q. NJ, at Boston Mas Capt,
j. a. fsrnsworth A. O. NJ Wheeling. Va, At this Office
suceeful bidders viii be required TO enter into written con-
tracts, with good and sufficient security Immediately On the
acceptance ftheir bids.
The oath Of ale giancs mus, accompany zach bill
The undesned reseryesibe right 10 reject eli bids deemed
unreasonable.
No lid will be en,sr.aned for less than hfty horses
Bids for tie entire HUssber Of horses required Invited
Payment sill be made compeop 81 eoutact er a. soon
thereafter ~ funds may be received.
and addressed 10 Lieutenant Colonel JAMES A. EKIN
Chief O1srermsster Cavalry Bur.au. Wshinston. D. c.
Any further information win be promptly gwen on sppes
~ Lieut.. Cot and ches cu.r,.r,ss.... o.s.l, Bn,e,u
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prinfing.

WIN. EyERDELL's SONS, No. IO4 Fulton
w A. EN0RAyERs, STATIONERs, COPPER. PLATE,
fiTHOdRAPHIC, STEAM and FANCY JOB-PRINTERs.
LABELS and DRY GOODS TICKETS In every variety.
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V,HE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
Il old NEWSPAPERS OF every description, old PAM
PHLETS Of every kind, old BLANK BOOKS and LIDO,
Frs that are written full and al kinds Of WASTE PAPER
from bAnks insurance companies brohs patent medicine
iepot, printing Offices boob binders public and private
brsyss bess railroad companies sspssss eees
AA 6TOlkWLLL 4 EhEReQN. Ne ~ AnssA
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MANHOOD and the YgoI Of Yoqth i. Restored rec

1Vl In Four WVekt by Dr. RlCORD'S EfNENCE oiLlFE
This wonderful agent will restore Manhood 10 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from FIcesses Sole
Abuse the Effects Of Climate, Natural Causes. The time
required to cure the nyc.cra.o 10 i0I weeks Fail
IRE is impossible. DR. RIcORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE IA
sold in cases with Instructions for for - four quant
ties in for SO Sent carefully packed receipt ~ remit
tauce by his accredited agent, Circulars sent fee receipt
Of four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, 20. "a Broome..L.
One door west from Broadway. N,S- NoEk.
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TAPSCOTT's LONDONl and LIVERPOOL
Il PASSAGE OFFICE, No. SO South.s'., New.Yort.
DRAFTS ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES
TAPSCOTps CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE 4 WEEK
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY. TEN
DAYS.
Ps,ie. wishing 10 take passage send for their friends
remit money the old country do the lowest
by appyingto TAPsCoIT BROTHERS Co,
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Jnsurante Companlrs.

EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL PAEY No. 30 BrosdwGy. D.
CASH 's1pu"
STATEMENT Feb. ], lo04-
ASSETS.
Cssh balance fn Bsut and Of5ce.......a.,0 S II
Call Loans United states
gs. m,rSs yslus.,,... teol7o eco 200 oo-ses7 l& q
u g. $40 Bonds, loan Of 1862, owned by the Com ~.
:.'.... 1000 ~.
Red Estate and Lsssshod owned the Company e'so o.
Loans on Bonds and Mortgage, hrs.
liens on Real Estate IN this state - 49,. .. - a.
worth
Interest on Loans due and Accrued........ J5iI %
Premiums ou,sanding. go ~
Rents due and accrued. i'']' w
oseI p,opei'I Observation-Disclosures. Il27 50
Total s263, 80 O.
LIABILITIES.
Reinsurance LOSES unsettled and all ohfr claims -
Of every description. tH"' W
DIRECTORS.
EUGENE PLUNkETT, President
John Garcia, Gus. Keynaudr IT, Jules hilrt,
josnnes Gourd, thas J. Morlot, thsres sgory'
Waldo IIutehns James NJ. Lewis Henry q. Lishemius
g. p Gilbert, Howard G. Csdy, q. q. Pin&ney,
William Ferdon John r. Fsure, Jos. y. Yong.
Bxrtolcmeo Baneo, EHAs PouyeTt, Charles S.Poll,
i. BossEnge.
SAMUEL NJ. CRAFT, Secretary.