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1hSE lEM % GALE OF ' ALI Able BUILDIN9
LOT on 21sT ST. WEST, NEAR ST. NORTH.
Oh MONDAY, the lsta day of March. 1865. L shall
sell, front of the premises. at O'Clock p m -,
bearing date the 1sth day of May, 1854. and re-
corded in Liber n O. t., folios 81 to 70. Of the
land records of hington county, in the District
of Columbia, the following valuable property, "
Ing and being in tho city of Washington, District
aforesaid. viz:
North hall OF lot numbered "a, in Square mum.
beret IS. having front Of 80 feet inches on 2lst
square feet.
STAN ps at the cost of the purchaser.
Fifty dollars to be paid down when the property
not psid IN Ave DAYS after sale the trustes re-
serves the right to resell the property. at the rick
and cost OF the first purchaser. by such
resale three times in Evening Star.
T. c. DARLINGTON. Trustee.
fe Is ao&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Auet
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GRAY's NODDED CoLLARs;
LOCKWOOD Cloth lined do:
Wards Printed do;
Cheap all "a per do; and
Linen do, OF all styles, at
m3-sr. Corner 18th ST. and Md av, Island
LUBIN's
FRANGIPANN1
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
Is used throughout Europe, and considered
ANBOEssITY IN THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the frst time introduced
TO THE
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
liz unrivalea for removing Chaps, CHafss, Biosches
Pimples and other Impurities of the skin. render
ing it soft, clear, smooth and beqmUa9.
PEANGIPANNI POWDER
lie used to remove TAN and FRKoKLRS, giving fresh
to the coDplszon and healthy hss to the skin
with youthful! SoftnesS.
FRANGIPAgyT POWDER
is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle the
inside Of KID GLOVES, enabling tis 1T glove to be
drawn and off with ease, and preventing their
being soiied by perspirstion. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, SoFr, aud
WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfume.
FRASaIPANNI POWDER
s used to remove all ronshneSS and 7edHsSs of the
HANDS. ARMS and FACE. 1t softens CeRss, and
all other cutaneous excresences.
Price Is Cents and 50 Cents. according to size OF
Package.
For sale by
WILCOX e CO.. w pt.insi2sl Asss gent York
and Principal Druggists ana Perfumers.
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SMALL Pox.-Some cases Of this disgusting
disease, which has been very II lid during the
past season, so far as reported, have appeared
in the city. The sanitary police reported three
cases in the Fifth and one in Seventh Wards
this morning.
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTs

UEUKfEIUW WIN ADV ER'MTS
n~GEoRGETOWN TAXEs.-An abatement
H of ght per cent. will be allowed on the
April next CHkS. D. WELCH
mar IL eotapl Collector
EREE VAC1IN ALTON
In accordance With a law of this Corporation
all residents of Georgetown will be vaccinatei
without charge by sending to calling upon tt a
undersigned, ai his residence, 124 DunbsrtcG
street. All pooz persons sick with small pox viii
also be attended by the tarae without charge
m il-eo6t CHAs. H. CRAGIN. NJ D.
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THE HACKMRN AND THE METROPOLITAN
RAILROAD. The case of John Byrne, the dri-
yer of the hotel coach, arrested on the charge
of obstructing the track in front of the depot,
and of disorderly conduct has been disposed
of by Justice Thompson, who fined him SIS In
each case.
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HORSE STEALING.-Yesterday, Henry Gil
llson, Colored, was arrested by Offic NJ Ell
fresh on the charge of stealing horse from q
farmer, residing about Is miles from AIexan-
dria Mr. VIM. Hussey recognized the horse,
which Gillison was attempting to sell. Jus.
ing.
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RY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctionsess.

REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONToWN.
By virtua of q deed of trust from Edward Car
pepter ana wife to me, dated December 18th, 1858,
and recorded in Liber N. @, T.. folies g. o. ct
seq. one of the land records of Washa gton coun-
ty, and District of Columbia, will SELL by public
auction. upon the premises at o'clock p. m, on
WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of March, 1855, all
that piece or parcel of 6roun nd situated in Union
town, said county and district, and described on
the ground pa of said Uniontown, as Lots num-
berec 562. 2.3 and 1854, beginning for the same On
the soath side of Jackson street. S4 east from the
southeast corner fei med by the intersection of
said jackson street and Pierce street, running
thense eastwardly . feet, thence ct right angles
souahwardly 100 fees thence at ri ght angles west
wa1djy " feet thence at right an giles northNerdly
362 1863 and 1854 beisg contiguous, are thus described
as one LOTT
Terms cash. The purchaser to pay for stamps
and conveying; and if the terms of sale sre not
compiled with within FIVE days after sale, the prop
erty to be ressld at the risk of the first purchaser
Fifty dol ara TO be deposited in the hands of the
suctioneers Immediately ster the property is bid
off. THOMPSON. Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets.
s1-THR PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO
comply with the above sale, mads on the 18th day
of January last, it will be res5la at the risk and
cost of tie defsulting purchaser.
By order of the Trustee.
fe a. eo&ds GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
ngTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until MONDAY. 18th instant,
mar 9-eo&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucts
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GALE or FRAME BUILDING AT GEORGE.
TOWN, d. O.

TOWN, D. O.
Chief Opartermaster's Office, DEPOT q Washiasfon,(
'~ JVaskiHgfon, ID. c., MAJ 4, 1865.
VIII be sold at pu bile auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY, March 81, 1865, at eleven O'Clock
FRAME BUILDING,
thirty by thirty four feet. containing eight Is,
rooms tegetbe with a shed fifteen by fifteen, sit
uatvd on the lot at the corner Of Sth and Tayetts
streets, Georgetown, D. @.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
d. d. RUCK1R,
Brig. Gen. and 0hief Quar- term ster.
m 4td Depot of Washington.
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IT s. MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ
~ of fefi faciss issued from the Clerks 0Gice OF
the Supreme Court of the United States for the
expose to public sale. for n cash in front sf the
the 24th day of March instant. 1865. commencing at
IL O'Clock m all defendants right, title, claim
and interest in and to the following property. to
wit. viz:
Lots Nos 2 and 8, in Square No. aa,
Lot No. %, in Square No. 81.
Part of Lot No. S, in Square No. $50,
together with all and singular the improvements
and levied upon as the property of Waiter Lsnox,
and will be sold to satisfy iuacials No 20, Su =
preme Court in favor of Richard Windsor. use o
Richard WAllach. WARB H. LAMON,
mar 4-dts u. d. Marshal -. U.
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HANDBOOK OF DINING. by BrilIst savariu:
H Hood g Poetieal Works, 2 vols, new edition
Burton on the Observing Faculties; Esloffstein'l
Geology and Physical Geography Of Mexico; 30
cisl Science Review. Jan uary, 1855: Beechers Au
Photography and Correspondence. vol. 2; Ritter'i
Comparative Geography.
fe23 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON NORTH STREET.. BKTWEEl
DELAWARE AVENUE AND FIRST STREE
AENTIOM

TRUSTEES SAkE OF VALUABLE BUILD
p1LAWARE AVENUE AND FIRST STREET
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock p.
NJ. i shall sell in front of the premises, By vir-
tae of deed Of trust, bearing date the 2sth day Of
lss folios 259 PSI and 262 one Of the land re-
described property lying and being in the city Of
as part Of Lot No 3, in squsre No 6si sold agree
Terms cash. All coIyeyapce and Teyenus
quired down aud deposited in the hands of the
Auctioneers. when the property is Knocked down.
VIM. P. FERGUSON, Trustee.
mar I'D Intel GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
1T s MARSHAL sALE--In virtue of a writ
- of ieri facias, issued from the Clerks off CO
Of the Supreme Court OF the United States for the
District of Colum bis, and to directed, / will
expose public sale for cash. in front Of the COURT
House door, in said District, on MONDAY, the
18th day of March Instant, 1865. commencing at -
Lots Nos. 2. and 2 ia subdiyisisn of square
with all and singular the improvements thereon.
seized and levied upon As the property of Thomas
Purcell and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. l3s,
Supreme Court. in favor of John B: Williamson.
WARD Fl LAM0N.
m Aid g. 8. Marshal Dist Col:
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL-See announ cement
elsewhere of grand complimentary ball to be
given on Thursday night next, for the benefit
OF Thomas Shackleford, drafted in the Seventh
Ward. The committee of arrangements are
some of the most active young men of the
ward. and know Just how to carry out such
an affair in proper style; so we may be GER
tain that ii will be a great success
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a FINE MUSICAL ENTRITAINMRNT-B the
advertisement elsewhere 1t will be seen that a
very attractive concert will be given at Ford's
Theatre Tomorrow night for the benefit OF VIM.
Withers, Jr., the popular leader of the orches-
ira at Ford's Theatre. great array of first
class musical talent has been secured for the
occasion and this coupled with the general
disposition to give the esteemed benefciaire a
bumper on the occasion of his first benefit will
certainly serve to crowd the Theatre.
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LEvBE-Next Tuesday night, Metropolis
Lodge, No. IS, 1. o. o. F., holds grand ieyee
at Odd Fellows Hall, eth street Visitors are
expected from Baltimore and Philadelphia,
and nothing has been neglected to render the
occasion one OF the features of the season.
Reference TO the list Of committees in the ad-
yertisement elsew here, is convincing OF the
elegant character of the entertainment.
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w respectable white woman. 4 Americau.J Best
tween 9th and 7th. m IL sts
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u ty and moderate in prices can be supplied ~
by the Undersigned; consisting of Standard 90
Nectarines, Cherries, DC; Grape Vines-Dela-
wares, Concords. Rebeccss, Rogers Seeding. aud
LswtOn Blackberries. Straw be rries Goose berries
Currants, &c; Evergreens, Shade Trees, Roses,
&c. JOHN SAUL.
mar 7-eo6t 396 9TH street, corner II.
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wv ANTID-A small HOUSE or coup e of R(50WS.
w by young couple. in Washing en, Geor ge-
own or Capitol Bill. Address. stating terms and
ocAtion, B. SMITH, Washington Post ONCE.
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VNH0MPsON'S POMADE OPTIEM-Fo irnpartS
L ing rich gloss and exQuisits perfume to tn
Hair. Is far superior to any other Pomade extant
Prepared By F. G: WELLS & CO., New York, and
sold by all Dru giss Price Sc and 75c per bottle
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IT 8. MARsHALs sALE.-In virtue of Q writ
u OF feri facias on Judgment of condemnation.
Issued from the Sisrki';c office Of ths Supreme
rected. wiz sell at PUBLIC sale, for cash. front
DAY, the 21st day of March, 1855, commencing at
i2o'eloeF m all MaynadieT Masont right. title.
scribed property. to wit: The middle part Of lots
Nos 6, and GO feet fronton south side Of Bridge
Georgetown. D. G., together with all and singular
the improve thereon. seized and levied upon
as the property of Msynadier Mason. and will be
sold to satisfy judioials No. 264 g. C., in favor OF
Mary Ann Clark W. FL. LAMON,
fe z7-td q. 8. Marshal d. @.
MEDICAL PURyEYoE's 0FsIoE .. ,.ss
VIII be sold at public suction, in this city on
ical storsk eeper's Depot, corner of = and i3sn
dewned hospitsl ppoperty. consisting of BeddingA
Cots Iron Bedsteads. Tin Cups. Knives ana FORKS,
Siddsps Hii be required to remove
the stores within FIVE days from the sale Terms
cash in Government funds ururprANp
Surgeon u. 8. A.,
al N-dIst Medical Purveyer:
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Tho Lake Tunnel.

Sixty-six feet below the surface Of Lake
Michigan, and nearly two thonsand feet
from the shore, party of n dozen Alder
men and representatives of the press met
in secret session. yesterday AFTERNOON, be-
tween three and four o'clock. Behind
them, stretched dark circular bore, five
feet in diameter, faced with masonry of
the most solid character. Before them,
lakeward solid mass OF blue clay, spark
ling with pyrtcs of iron. But for the lack
of coalbcds, we might have said, with Oar
win
Hence sable coal his massy couch extends,
Aud stars of guild the sparkling pyrite blends. F"
TO the right aud left of us the narrow
confines of subterranean cavern; above us
forty-two feet of clay and sand, aud twenty
four feet of water. The little hand lamps
she'd sicllly light upon Aldermanic coun-
tonances that looked an ashen hue AS a
newspaper man descauted upon the possi'
bility aud consequences of a sudden cavihg
in Of the sixty-six feet of clay, sand and
water that stretched above. vl
The work upon the lake tunnel is pro-
gressIig lavorably, the bore having reach
ed distance Of nearly two thousand feet
under The lake. The tunnel will be com.
petcd carly next spring, it the contractors
do not throw up tho contract, as they inti'
mate they will be compelled to do for lack
of means, claiming that they are rapidly
losing money every day Chicago Journal
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uonoring I.Is Mother.

Tho distinguished soldier, Lieut.. Gen,
Winfield Scott. in the opening paragraph
of his autobiography, recently published
pays a beautiful tribute to his mothers III.
iluence and memory: According to the
family Bible, | was bornJune l3, 1880, on
the farm which inherited, some fourteen
miles from Petersburg, Va My parents,
William Scott and Ann Mason, both ma
tives of the same noighborhood. intermar-
ried in l790. In my sixth year lost my
father. gallant lieutenant and captain in
the Revolutionary army, and a successful
farmer. Happily my dear mother was
spared to me eieven years longer; and II IN
my now protraoted career. have achiev-
el anything my couuirymen are likely to
honor in tie next century, it is from the
lessons Of that admirable parent that de-
rived the inspiration" i t.f
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A gsERrh Doc. "A dog is gocd thing
to haze in the couutry, have ono ! rails
ed from a pup. He is good stout fellow,
aud hearty barker aul feeder. The man
Of whom buush hthirl said he was thor.
oughbred buthc hegins to have mongret
look about him. lIe sa god watchdog
though-ihe moment he sees any suspi-
cious looking persouahout ilie premises he
comes right Into the kitchen and gets be-
hind tho siove. First we kept him IN the
house. ana he scratched all night 10 get
out. Then we turuel him out, and he
scratched ali night To get inrgl Then we
tied him mp in the back Of the garden, and
he howed 50 that our nciSllhor shot az hlm
at davhreak. Finally wo gave him away
and he ca,ue Back. and now he IL iust re-
covering lpom til. in which he has torn
mp the patch lhat has heen sown 'or our
snrmg raliaAes. Sp@rowJrdss ~ ~
CoHHtfy.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 3lst day of January, 1869
OFFICE OF TuE AUDITOR OF STATE, !
ISsTR ANCE Der NRTNiENT.

CERIlflCA IA Of Az HULL /.
('ro expire on the 3lst day of January, 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, !
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
CoLrMBrs, Ono, January 6, 1863.
WHEREAS, The PuHNIx INSUR ANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford, in the State of Connccti-
cut has filed ip this office sworn statcmenl
OF its condition, as required by the first section OF
the arr- To regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed April
8, 1866, and amended February 8, 1864; and
whereas, said Company has furnished the und T.
signed satisfactory evidence that tits possessed of
at least one hundred thousand dollars of actual
capital invested in stocks,o bonds, or in mortga-
gcs Of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the same is morgagcd; and, whereas, said
Company has filed in this Office written instru-
mcnt under its corporate SEAL signed by the Pres
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents of said Company in this State, to ac-
knowledge service OF process, for and in behalf
of said Company, according to the terms of said
law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
of the aforesaid act, |, JAMES ii. GOODMAN, Audi
tor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
PHHNIN INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Connect
cut is authorized to transact the business of Fire
Insurance in this State until the thirty-irst day
Of january, in the year one thousand eight hun
drcd and sxy-sX.
In witness whereof, have hercunto sub
scrbed my name and caused the seal
IL. s.. of my oilice to be affixed the day and
year above written.
[Stamp. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
Agencies at all the cities, towns, and principal
places in the United States.
Branch Office, Cincinnati, o
II. NJ. MAGILL, General Agent.
N. III. GAELARD,
Agent for wood County,
45c Pcrrysburg, Ohio
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TRIBUTE.

Shall woman's worth be held disgraced,
If beauty fail the lip or chcck2
Shall Stainless merit stoop abased
To those that will not deeper seekP
Each look of thine is worth the gems
Round many royal diadsms.
OF simple manners, nobly sad,
love-winning eyes for sick or poor,
Intent to succor, making glad
The poor man by his cottage door,
see thee move | see thee 90,
a light amid the gloom beloms
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FREEDOM.

With clorion tones ring out the word,
Till the whole nation hears
Gods tread upon the mnuntaiu tops,
Gods voice down all the years
Through noise and conflict, blood and tears
Ploughiug n treachcruus sea,
The opening heavens at last reveal,
"My people shall 20 lreol"
All hail to him, with patient ear,
Who caught the inspiring sound,
And sent II for n rallyng cry
The listening world around
All hail, our helmsmln, staunch aud true,
Long waiting for II sigh,
Pecring with deep determined eyes,
Into the win Divine
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Some twelve years since,o my father
bodght a farm which was worked to tlhath,'
as the ncigtbors said. Well we found
out how il had been worked, when we put
heavy team and new plowN to work, and
the virgin soil was turned MP air inohos
below the four inches worked to death.
Our neighburs prophesied failure,a aMA
whom our crops We'd with and exceedeh
their own they were full of sufInisings as
to the wonderful strangors 40 suecsssful in
renewing such tll-killed SOIL taa 81 lst
What manure did yon pat on that isldF
a neighbor asked my father one morning az
they were looking at the deep-gFsen waV.
ing corn growing so Tankly within. 'PlOw-
ed deep! piowod deepH answered he;
'thero is nothing like ploxing deep, and
thoroughly pulverizing the soiA to bring
good crops in all kinds of weather., The
field had been used as a meadow some df-'
teen years, producing half a. ton Of hay 10
tho acre. Ws broke il mp deep. planted
one year. sowed oats the next, with slower
and timothy. and tho third cut two tons. to-
tho acre.
Another field lad been used for oats the
same Icngth Of time. We plonghed, but
hal ppor oats, az, much Deep, new soil
WAS turned never having been exposed to
tho weather, hard, almost impeRelFable
crust having been forIiied 1T tlle depth Of
three or -four inches, where the plov.l ahad
scraped for years. As soo;i as possible we
grassed il. and hadg excellent meadows.
where others thought uething but 4 bad
weed, called devilgut could grow All
the pasture land had vigorous growth Of
elders ON. hut we fixed them hy plowing
aud carefully niekipg pp tho roofs, draw
ing them in piles TO some large log or
stump head, aud enjoying a beantilfl bon.
fire after they had become welie dried. %
ended all trouble with onr ssldess.r as
they hal failed 10 establish themselves in
our estimation. Cor OHIO EswpicJ,
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mp q heartfelt prayer, to which my hus-
band said, 'Ameuv
"lua, years have passed since that day,
and Mary English dwclls with the angels
now; but know that whom return home
Tomorrow, strong arms will clasp me, and
eyes bcaming with the old lovc.liSht will
gaze into mine, viii whisper, My own dear
Wife,
The speaker paused, aud tho girl bride
said, between her sobs, "lIand mo the Bi-
bic, Adai you shall be my Mary English"
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OFFICE or THE AUDITOR QF.S7ATEl
rt CoLUMBrs, o., January 5, 1862 !
1t is hereby certified, that the foregoing is a cor
rect copy ofthe statement of condition Of the PuuNIN
Insurance Company, of Hartford, made to and filed
in this office, for the year 1865.
(SEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN.
lStnmp1 Auditor of State.
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War Claim Agents,

To procure the back pay aud bounty DUG TO rot
ativcs Of deceased snldiersi F" a1 y ?
Toprucurc pensions for those entitled to them
10 procure for soldiers liberated from prison,
communication of rations while they were confined,
&c, &c. 4oy
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Che CJastaliar funnt.
A DAY.

A day what human tongue can tell
Tho strange events of good or ill
How much oC 10Y or sorrow--
What dread fultllcl, What wish obtained,
What sudden III or object gained
Shall mark the commiug morrow
A day! how bgicr It's moments seem
Now here, now gone how like dream
Of time, how small part
Yet every day its lesson gives.
Each ilscting hour its mlreSS leaves
Enstamped upon the heart!
A milestone on Lilies rnad, each day,
To mark the progress ON the way,
While hurrying bliuNy past;
And this thl warning voice they raise
go number well thy acctng days,
For each may be the last!"
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INSURANCE.
II iii OE N / "
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
MARTFORD, CONN.

CTATEAIENT OF THE CONDITION OF ruE
= PHHNIx Insurance CoMPANr, on the thirty- |
first day of December, 1864, made to the Auditor |
OF Ohio, pursuant to the Statute orthat State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
Z The name of the Company is the PuGNlx INsU !
RAYcE COMPANY, and is located at Hartford, Conn.
|. CAPITAL.
The amount ofits Capital Stock is 5000, 900 90
The amount Of its Capitol Stock paid
upis ooo,ooV w
II. ASSETS.
|. Cash Of the Company on hand,
and in the hands of agents and .oo,oo 40
other persons SOQ,3O3 90
Specie ON hand and in the hands of
Agents, 1857 %
.. Accumulated interest on loans 4,l53 ~
3. The Bonds and Stocks owned by
ing youcncrs) O77,2oO 90
4. Debts due the Company, secured
.vouchcrs7 5l,25O 90
Bank and L. 5. stocks 29,9OO 90
N 10000 90
Total Assets of the Company S925,9O2 81
III. LIABILITIES.
The amount of liabilities, due or not
due, To Banks aud other creditors None.
Losses adjusted and due None
Losses unadiusted 1883 90
Iosscssadiustcd and not due 1854 80
ther proof 1900 90
All other claims against the Compa-
ny small, for printing, &C.,
1000 90
. --------
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

BalI's COlnbined Reaper and mower.
Cayuga Chief do. do.
BriIikerhOOf self IEnkcr.
kirby's American Harvester.
PITTS THRESHING MACHINES.
Grain Drills, sugar Mills and Evap-
orators, Feed Cutters, Corn shelters,
FtOyss CuItiYatOFss Cider Wits, Sew
iHg Machines, scyilies, Snathes, Graz
d diess isakes, Hoes, Forks, &c., Nc.
" Purchasers of Produce of all kinds. Also OF
Old Iron, Brass, Copper AMI Rags.
Hull Prairie, june ~ 1854 ST