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Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

MuRDER IN ASHLAND CoUETT.- The
Ashl&nG Times of this week, states that 3
young, man named Alfred Dessm was shot at
Pyfsr's School House, near Ashland, by
George W. LOngfelt, and killed instantly.
No particulars are given. The murderer
was the school teacher Of the district, and is
stin at large, having lsftimnedistsly on the
com mission of the deed. His parents reside
in P,eaver County, Pennsylvania. BE is de-
E,ribsd as about five feet six inches high,
weighing about one hundred and sixty
pounds, with dark curly hair, and black
about nineteen years old. Has
both lIat and cap with him, and wears gray
shawl
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POLICE CoURT-FEBzUARY 5.-Intoxlcs~
tioG g Thomas Brown, William Sanders, Dan
iel Brown, Thomas Wild, Emma Roberts and
Mike Wslch, each 81 and costs.
Keeping House Of Ill-fsms: Henrietta
MsIOn, $50 and eosts.
RsEiding in same: Mary Wilcox, Cora
Bell and Ida Wallace, each $40 and costs.
Visiting same; Elizabeth Lester, DsriIlo
Nelson, Harry Mcbride, George Frazer, each
so and costs.
Vagrancy: Bridget Madison, case nolIsd.
Attempt to Pass COunssrfsit Money: John
Wade, case continued.
Robbery: John McDermott and Thomas
Donald, case continued.
Assault and Battery Felix Dsrrsgh, case
continued; R. ". Swift, IS and costs.
Violating Water Ordiusncs 8. Fox, 81
and costs.
Resisting oficer: James Wilson,, Thomas
Watson, discharged; Joseph Fergus. james
E. Brown, each IS and costs.
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NOTICE NOT IS HEREBY GIVEN
CHANcERY SALE.

NHANCERY SALE.-Pursusnt to the
command Of a decretal order Of sale from
the Circuit Court Of the United states for the
Northern District of Ohio, at the SUIT OF John W.
Perigo and Edward B. Bulkley, against Joel
Terrell and others, to me directed, shali ofter
for sale at public auction, at the South door OF
the Federal Court Building in the City OF CleVe-
land, IN said District, on the 10Th day OF Febru-
ary, 1864 at three o'clock P NJ, the following de-
scribed premises, situate IN the township OF
RidReville, LOrain County, Ohio, with the appur-
tepances thereunto belonging, known by beings
part of lot No. twenty eight, and bounded as fol-
lows:
Beginning at point where the centre line Of
the highway running North and South through
the centre Of said township intersects the centre
line Of the highway leading nom ElyT1ato Cleve-
land through SAID township, thence running in
a Northerly direction along the center line Of
said North and South road about forty rods
to the land of Wylhs Terrell thence in West
erly direction along the South line Of said
willis Terrill's land about forty-eight rods 70
the East line of land owned by Wyllis Terrlll !;
thence in q Southerly direction along the East
rods 10 the Northwest corner Of land owned by
John Chester; thence in an ERsteriy direction,
along the North line Of said John Chester, G. II.
Gibson and Levi Terrilfs land, about twenty
four rods 70 the Northeast corner Of said Levi
TerrilPs land thence in y Southsrly direction,
along the East line Of said Levi Terrlll's land,
about fifteen rods to the center Of the aforesaid
highway, leading from Elyria Aforesaid thence
h an Eastarly direction, along the center Of said
highway about twenty rods TO the place Of be-
znning-being the property known as the Ter
rell House Tavern property, including Tavern
House, Store Room, Barn, etc, Appraised az
s2,70s. HENRY .. ABBEf,
Bsokus Noble, Solicitors for ComplainAntg.
January 20, 1884 lsn3''lse
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

EAST CLEVELAND SANITARY FEsTIvAL.-
A festival for the benefit Of the Sanitary
Commission was held at the Wright House in
East Cleveland, on Thursday evening last.
The proprietor Of the hotel generously threw
open his rooms and cooking apparatus to the
use of the Committee, and the ladies Of our
pstriotie suburb, with their accustomed
pTomptitude aid iberslity, took tie matter
IN hand and got up a splendid supper on very
short notice. The entertainment was an
entire success, both financially and socially,
so much so indssd that another gathering
Of the sans sort viii soon come of at the
Jackson House, the proprietor having made
the same generous offer that was made BY
the landlord of the Wright House. East
Cleveland is always cup tc the mark"
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

REAL estate TkAHsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate have been entered
on the records Of this county during the past
week:
Mary O. Iddings to Sophia 7. Hall, 100
feet front on the south side of Euclid street,
near Hudson, by EOS feet deep; consideration
$13,174.
g John shutthslm to Christian Frank, 80 feet
front on Perry Street, near Garden street, by
1S2 feet deep consideration 81 $50.
A. E. Dshlsr to Catherine KOshlsr, 30 feet
front on scOviIle street by "a feet inches
deep consideration $500.
A. L. McCurdy to Charles W. Gray, 80 feet
front on Pittsburgh street, near Perry, by s5
feet deep to an alley confederation $500.
Joseph stsHsr to Frank schsster, u acres
Of land in Dover consideration 81 900.
Msrwin Fowler to Thomas Doncastsr, 80
feet front on Greenwood street, near Kins-
man, by 12s feet deep to an alley; cOnsids-
ration 5000.
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PRoXoTI.oEs IN OHIo REGIXESTs.-From
list Of centPromotietns in Ohio regiments,
which we ind in the Ohio State Journal, we
eItraot the following in Northern Ohio regi-
msnts: lst Lieutenant Robert c. Tsggsrt,
Captain lO4th inf antry I'd Lieutenant Vim.
f. Kendall, ls'. Lieutenant 1O4th infantry
I'd Lisutena' at Shepherd N. Knapp, 1st LisE.
tenant lo+ tn infsntry Major Isaac R. shsr-
wood, lieutenant Colonel Il1th infantry
Capt. in Thomas c. Norris, Msjer 11lth in.
faV nv.
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CHICAGO n1ARKRT-Feb, 5

Especial to the Cleveland LxADER.l
Receipts-Hogs, 2,2l2 dressed and I,5l5 1--we.
Dressed HORs-steady at e7,OOe7,lO for light
7,5OGs 90 for light.
Live HOEs-steady and active. sales at $500
90 gross.
Beef Cattle-Firm. salss at 6, ,l21ie5,25 gross
Pr0Visions-Firmer. Lard dull. Sales Of ooun.
try mess pork at sls,OO9lS,SO; Bulk shoulders N
97S bulk hams at SCI; Cumbsrlands s4e; pick
led hams in tierces at l0S; lard ll1o.
Whisky-2c loTher. Sales at 50, closing dull
with no buyers at sO9sI.
wheat-ko higher Sales No at SI,I749l,l5,
and No 2 ct sl,lOa8l,IlH.
COrn-ssles ofOld atsOs021sc; new is held at saa
sc.
Cats-sales at 65assAO.
RYe-sl0S.
Barlsy-sl,l2.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
OOMME CIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADBR-OFTICB,
RRIDAT EYEEEG, February 8, 1858. ]
FI0Er-sales 30 bush red wheat double extra at
$3.50.
Wheat-salss car led on track at bl.ss and l
car white at Sl,5s.
COrn-Ysry quiet. In the absence Of salsS We
quote It at sI,Ol9l,02.
Oats-Quotable st &c on track.
BarIey-Quist at Sl,2s9l 30
Rye-Tirm at sl2o.
HlghWInea-SmalIss sales at 900.
seeds-ClOVsr remains hrm at 75O and Timothy
ats,5O.
Burter-salss choice in a small way at &c to $50
Cheese-SsIss at l3Ho.
EEEs-Ysry scarce and quotsble At s2835o.
Lard-SmalI sales country rendered attic.
Smoked Meats-City sugar-oured hams are sell
ling at sl3o, and shoulders at &c. Dred beef SELL
ing at I2o.
Fruit-Dried apples are firm at SIC, some
holders asking &c. Peeled peaches are in demand at
2a92Sc, unpeeled at n@l2o.
POrk-Steady at 5000 for mess and S2s,OO for
clear.
saIt-sslling a. aa,Oo for hne and ss.Os for
coarse,
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

LEGISLATIVE CoNMIFTETs IN Town
The House and Senate Committees Of the
Ohio Legislature on Benevolent Institutions
are in town, and stopping at the Weddell
House. The Senate Committee arrived on
the afternoon, and the House Committee on
the evening train from Columbus yesterday.
They leave on the Pittsburgh train this morn
ing to visit the Northern Ohio Insane Asylum
at NsWburgh, and will return in the after
neon.
The names Of the gentlemen composing
the Committees are as follows:
House Oommittee-A. Everett, John Il
Glenn, John johnson, A. D. Hanson, o.
Waters, s. H. White, G. H. spahl, S. E. N
Kneeland, G. q. BabcOek.
Senate Committee.-James G. Ds7in, A. G.
MeBurnsy, Vim. Stanton, ]. D. o'COnnOr
James Loudon.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
CToexpire on the sist day Of January, 1861
AUDITOR { F STATES OFFICE !
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Coiumbns, Ohio, January 26, 1864 ]


WHE7Eks, The Washington I1su-ance Company,
located at New York, in the Stass OF New York has
fled in this oce Statement Of It's condition,
as reqursd by the first section Of the act " hegu-
late iEsur ancs Companies nOt tceO p1rated By tas
state 0i Ohio" passed April g. 1885, and, Whereas,
said Comrany has fnrrishsd the undersigned satls-
factory evidence that it IS possessed OF 81 least one
Hundred Thousand DOlArs Of Actual spitAl Invest
Ell in stocks or in boads, or In mortgages Of Zeal
ts'e worth double the amount for which the zane l.
mortEa sed and Where's, said Company pas Ned In
this Ufide written instrument under its e-roorate
seal signed Dy the President and Secretary thtrsof
suiho tElug any agent or agents CT said company IN
this state TO acknowledge ssre5 o. process Tor and
u behalf Of lad II psnY, consulting that fuch eel
vice Of process stall be taken and neld 70 be as valid
az served upon the Comp any, according TO the laws
of this any other State, and wstvng all claim or
sight Of error 5y reason Os such acknowledgment OF
service.
Now Therefore. in 1uTsuancs ofths frat section Of
the Aforesaid act. 1 JAMES H GsDEAE, Auditor Of
state for OhIo, do hereLy earthly that said Nsshins
ton In nsurance Company, Of New York is author Ee5
TO transact the bus nels If Fra and Marine InAur-
auCe In this y ale until the 3st day OF January IN
the year one thousand eight hundred and stxty-hve
In Witness Whereof have hersunto subse ibzd my
name and ca sed tine Seal OF NY Ohice TO be
lis af1x5d the Gay ana car above Erltien.
JAS. ". GOODMAN
tbI-lv Audi,or Of siste.
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NINETEENTH OHIO VETERAN INFANTRY,
CAMP CLEVELAND. February 5, 1854 !
At meeting of the officers Of the 18th
Regiment Ohis Veteran Infantry, on motion
Il vas
Resolved, That the thanks of the officers
end enlisted men of the l9th Regiment ohiO
Volunteer Infantry are dua, and gratefully
rendered, to the citizens Of Cleveland for
thei- hearty welcome and kind reception on
the evening of the Sd instant. Their gener-
Gus action is continuance Of many past
favors shown us through the medium Of the
Ladies Soldiers Aid Society, the eficisnt as
sistancs from which hss SO often oheered US
In the field. G. T. MANDERSON,
Colonel 19sh o. V. I Chsirmsn.
PHILrP REEFY,
Adjutant 10Th o. V. 1, Secretary.
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TIE &C. & CIR. R. AND SoLD1ERs' FAM
LIES IN RIoHLAED CouNFY.-Ehe G. c. & G..
R. R. have donated to the soldiers families
of Riohland county the sum Of $54t so. A
like sum will be forwarded In October nszt,
making total of 81 ,osl 20 donated by the
road to the county during the current year.
This is but car rying out the recent vote Of
the company donating $40, 900 TO the use of
soldiers famiI ies living in counties through
which the TO ad runs.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

TEE LADIES TO THE OTFIcEKa-The Is
dies Of sandusky gave grand party to the
army officers neW in that city, on Wednesday
evening. Their hall was splendidIy dseOrs-
ted with fine display Of flags, evsrgreens,
&c. Everything was gotten up in style re-
hsoting equal credit upon the ladies, and the
guests of the evening. A fine supper, sls-
gantly arranged, with the etcetsras Of so
cisl reunion, rounded the hours Of the eve
ming pleasantly for all concerned. So says
the Register.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEsT.-Nov is
the time to buy Boots and Shoes at the Great
Bankrupt Sale at 10S Superior street, near
Water street. The stock comprises all the
latest styles, and must be sold Witheut regard
to cost, for the benefit Of creditors. Go i'm
msdiatsly and secure the great bargains
which they offer. Tie ssle will positively
last but few days longer. fsb4:1S6
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

ELLSWORTH ZoUAvEs-This celebrated
regiment passed through Cleveland ysstsr-
day evening, en- route for Chicago, having re-
enlisted as veterans. They arrived from the
East on the Lake Shore Express and left on
the Toledo train. They ara under cOmnsnd
Of Colonel Brand and number us men.
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TIE SIxrT-sEooED.-The SD Ohio, hRv-
ing rs-enlistsd as veterans, passed through
our city yesterday morning, on their way TO
Camp Chase, where they Sin receive thirty
day furlOughs. They are from Port Royal,
and arrived by special train on the Lake
Shore Road, about ten yesterday morning,
leaving about half an hour after on 8 special
train for cOlumbas. Colonel Pond is In COM
msnd Of the regiment, which numbers about
35Omen.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

GoUaH CoMIEe.-This popular orator
will deliver his great lecture on " Eloquenee
and Orators" st the Euclid street Prssby-
terian Church, ,On Tussday.evsniBg next. The
sale Of reserved seats oOmmsnces to-day at
Bakers Superior street News Depot. The
announcement of the speaker and the Sab
iset will crowd the house.
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UETFED STATES TELEGRAPH CoYPANY.-
The line ofthis energetic and ehterprisiDg
company was snsd on Tuesday, the I'd in
slant, from Buffalo eastward. The Manager
at Buffalo telegraphs here that "bOth wires
are working tip-tOp to New York and doing
g good business"
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

FOA Coughs, Colds, and TOOthache, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried II
frequently, and found it an excellent and
rslisBls antidote In ali cases. 1rumbEl DEM
oeTat.
Sold BY ell druggists. Price s5ets.
W. L. POTTER, Proprietor,
uoys;RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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soATTERINs 0FF.-The Depot wss filed,
ali day yesterday, with soldiers of the 4lst,
I9:h, and 25th regiments, who have received
ihirty-dsy furIOughs, and arc going hone
for e month Of happy visiting.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

A BAND GoIEG HoNE.-Clsrke's Band, Of
Boston, long attached to the 3Sd Massachu-
sets, passed through Cleveland this af-
ternoOn, on their way to their homes in Mas
sachusstts. They are an exshIlent band, as
was evidenced by their splendid playing as
the train entered the depot. The band comes
directly from ChateanOoga, and goes, home
on recruiting service. It was dined at
Wheeler & Russell's Depot Dining Hall.
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FINAN OIAL.
ny. MONEY mARKRF-Feb 8

NJ. MONEY MARKRF-Feb
(BY TEIHG8APH.I
RIoney-Marketi easier with fair demand ST p
per cent.
sterling Exehangs-Markst quiet. BALES at
GoId-Quist Opened at s7S. advanced to 6sA
and closed dull at 57JSas8.
Government SLOcEs-MArket 1rm with fair
demand.
United States SKIES of 1881, coupons ....IO7
United States Skies Of 1881, registered
SeVen-Thirty Treasury U75s4lUs
One year sogB
United States SKIES Five
State stocks
Tenne Sixes.... 5
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DIED FROM HIS IHJURIEs.-Freight Con-
ductor William Boyd, whose injuries, re-
osived in falling from his train near New
London, on the C. & G. R. r., we have al
ready noted, died from their effsc! yesterday
morning. His funeral 7Fill be attended to-
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Ar SPIRITUAL HALL, 184 Superior street,
Hudson Tuttle, author Of "Aroans Of Ma
ture," and other works, will speak Sunday,
morning aud evening, at the usual hours.
Subject, in the morning, Heaven and He'll"
in tho evening, oman and his Relations"
The ususl conference will be held at two
O'Clock in the evening. fsb6.l36
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FoR 9ALE.-THo houses and lot on Ore
gon street, No. ", one two story, snd one
one story frame house, il good repair. Ia
sursd for $500 and renting for $l2 per month.
For further particulars inquire at 9lBond
street, of ESQ. VosBuRsH.@S @
f.h2.I9R
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NOTICES,
NIOTICE TO BUILDERS

NOTICE TO BUILDERS SEAL
IN I'd Proposals wilt be received at the Once Of
the CITY Infrmary, until y O'Clock NJ. February q
1854 for erectng two additional wings, ION the east
end OF the City 1nfrmsry Building 70 be used as
uCrazy House."
Plans and Specifications for the same can be found
on file in said Inf mary Once
he Board Of Infrmary invite the submission OF
bids ress VI the right to accept or reie the sans
By order Of tbs B -ard. G.. ). WHEATON.
fahflsq Clerk,
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DIsTUKBAEC BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND
PoLIeB-AboU hTe O'Clock yesterday after
noon q disturI Dance occurred on Superior
street, betHss the police force and some
soldiers Of thI 29th Ohio Infantry, which
caused tempt rary but intense excitement
among our citii ems. The facts Of the case
are these: Sc me soldiers of the 10th, con-
sidersbly under the influence Of liquor, were
passing down Superior street, In front Of the
Wsddsll, mtIking much noise and using pro-
fame and OIrsee.as language, when an officer
of our city police endeavOred to arrest the
ring-leader- At this the others interfsrsd
and stru. Egls snsusd, in which the police
officer was worstsd and obliged to haul of
and seek assistance. Meantime q crowd
had gathered, and the excitement ran high.
The police officer, hETing secured the assis-
tanos Of tEo or three other policemen and 3
few hrem On, aEain made an attack on the
party Of soldiers, who by this time had Cross
cd the street and were in front Of L. T. and
s. Burgess block. Rests tanCe was sgain
made and struggle ensued, which resulted
in the arrest Of avs of the sNldieFs, among
them Lieutenant, and their lodgment in
the city prison. The Lieutenant Was BubEs-
qusntly bGiisd out.
Excitsu ent ran high for time and many
very sang uinsry threats were made by the
friends Q the arrested soldiers, bat wiser and
calmsr cOunssIS prevailed and no further
trouble is to be apprehsndsd. Many citissnS
blame the police for their conduct in the af-
fair, but the soldiers were certainly dsssrT-
ing Of arrest for drunkenness and disturb
ancs, and the attempt to resist the Cficsr' OF
the law, because the offender whom they seek
to arrest wears uniform, is one which our
municipal authorities cannot and must not
tolerate.
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PhIIadelphIa Bank slntement.
FOR SALE.
RLE RESIDENCE FOR.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE ANY one in want Of Homestead will
do we'll TO examfae the premises, No. S75 Kinsman-
ST House IN good rem has ali modern improve
ments Of 5ss, Wet Furnace, &c; Lot la-ge-lOo
feet font On XII smaT and OrsngeStE $50 teet deep
and abundenily supplied wi all kiuds Of Fruit and
Shrubbery The residence Is in an old settled and
For ts-ns a.. apply to g W. GARDNER,
S.ba-R9 n and n As-Wtn-h.
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STATEMENT.
z. ?. BRIYFON, Agent, 6 AtWatCr BFk
STATEMENT

STATE MENT
OF the condition OF the WASHINGTON IEsUR-
made 10 the Auditor Of ohio, pursuant TO the stat
ute Of that State, entitled An act 70 regulate In
surance UcmpaDies not incorporated by the state oi
Ohio, passed April g. lsS5.
NAME AND LOCAT[OE.
EIEsF-The name Of the Company & The waking
ton Insurance OomPany and Is located IN tns
1. CAPITAL.
sEooEp-The amt Of its Capital Stock is..e4o0 90 90
THIRD-rhe amount OF its Capital STOCK ,,o ooo N
paid up tlV'oOVVO
FOURTH II. ASSETS.
l. Cash Of the Company on hand
go seT 81; in Bank "a, ,e9i 6S-e6' ,s923
l. Cash ia Ihs hands and cus
from Asent,.-....-.-.-....'-'' o'ezI oi -, -.o,.
8. Real Estate unincumbered........-...s s5,O45 46
4 Ths Bones and Stocks owned by the
Company as p7r vouchers ascompa.
nying-hOw secured, and the rate Of
iLtsrest thereon 70 VII
Par Market
Value. Value.
ISL Of II 81, j, n regis eroS..: 1000 $1,000
a. ilSoS siS 81 5 5 SHgf s., g'pa 10000 IO5OaO
5000 each 9c50 1900 Els
4th. IFS U. s. Bonds OF
$1,000 each 3 10 Ty
NOtes........-....-...-. n5.OO l3,o1o %, -,oo
TIB'ds and Stocks. l37,cCO
s. Dsbs due the Company. secured by
mortgage, on uniucumbered Real -.
Estate, first litn valued At SoS9 O0O.-ls2, ,44o "
g. Debts otherwise secured as Per Touch-
ers accompanying, viz:
Par Market Amount
Val. Tslus. Loaned.
StTt SoiIsterals n sI1 "a 22s t4s24 s4OeO
Total amount Osned on aboVe........... 40 leo %
7. Debts for Premium lllsl n
l. All OJher 4 cuftties, pr p-rty and
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Total Assets ofths Company. ......sSSs 2Oa 81
III LIABILITIES.
FrTTH-Ths amount OF Liabilities due CT net
dus, to Ranks and ether CreditoTs....s. None
srrTH-i oss,s n i1sred acd dua,........... None
sy-yr.-u-T,ossea Adj 1Eted and not duo. None
IeHTH-L oIss5 unad O1S %
kIsTH-Lossss in suspense, waiting tor fur
ther pToo-, resisted by the Oo...-..-.... 1000 90
TEyrH1Ali other claims against the Conn. 755 70
rr,..l TI.bufiIas - al So 70
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STlTFU UE NE3N IUEhl "a
County CT New York.
BHNaY Weston, Yic9 President, sni WE Z, LO-
THROP :. crsiary Of Q WashlnztOn InguFau CO Com.
pany bsiug ssverRy sworn, depOss Hn4 say inst the
foregci5 4 fcl true AMI oCrcs sis;ement OF the
safrs Of the said Ilsursnce mpany, that the said
Insurance Company is the bona &c owner OF AZ ast
Uue Hundred IN 1usand D9lla Of actual eash eAp!-
tai iu ested in Stocks and r. nds or IN cages en
Resl Est to Sorth tuuGio the amount tor which the
sane 4 uO g-Eed thai the above dsscfibed invest
of eny fldvidusI exs5ci,ing authority IN TIE IHau-
aFemeht Of sai1 pAuy, either IS President, Sec
letary Treasurer, DIrectCr or other sei that tie
mortgages ab we OF s-riped have uOG been assigned
nor in any manner released I'm paired By fatd Com
pany and that they ths sbOse desc; BED OniceTs
Of aid Insurance company. And they further de-
poss that the amount loaned 10 Directors Of the Com
pgDy on Bonds and Nor cages, $50 x and Bond, Is
s2i ss0 HEsBY WESTON,
Nm K LoIHRoP, Ssc'y. Yice President.
Subscribed and s9crn bsfors me- this ed dsy Of jan
ua-y lss4 FREDERICK But.
us Notary Public.
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CoUETERFFIT-Look out for counterfeit
Elves on the Fort Edwards Bank, New
York. They are becoming numerous in the
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MORNING LEADER-OFTICB, /
FRIDAT EYEEIEG. February 8, 1858. ]
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SEWING MACHINES FoE SALE.-Four
Whssler i Wilson and Grover Baker Sew
ing Msshiaes, perfectly new, for sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
nom noV25tf
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FLOUR AND WREAT.

ELOUR.-500 BBls. D0UB
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. to close cons
msnt 6EO SPRAGU z
deciT 2 aud a MeFWin-
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TIE best place to buy Pianos and Melo-
deoDs is at Sanford Co.'s, 164 Superior
street Call and satisfy yourselves that this
Is no idle boast. Mathews, the tuner, makes
his headquarters there. jan 27:1Ss