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NOTICE - Ass

NOTICE. - ast
TNHE Stockholders Of the Meredith's Ford &
Il Jarretsville Turnpike Company are re-
qpested to pay Pour Dollars 60 per share of
their subscription to said road on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of May, 1855, BY order of the
Board, JOSHUA II. 60ARFF, Secretary.
J April 22,--St,
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CafOnsviIIe Railway.
Spring and Summer Arrangement.

Spring and summer arrangement
ON and after Monday, May 1st, 1865, cars
~ will run HOURLY
FROM z "A! M}TO PM, and at 9 P. M. daily
SUNDAYS excepted. On Sundays
HOURLY FROM u A. NJ, to 9 P. M.
AND FROM ELLIC0TT'S
MILLS will leave daily, Sundays Included, at
I, 8 and IL A, NJ. and 2, and 6 z. M.
Office west end of Baltimore street..
h8 ie VIM. W. ORN DORFF, Secretary
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TRUsTEE,s SALE
country Seat in Raltimore county.

Country Seat in Baltimore county,
NEAR CATONsVILLE.
ny virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county, the subscri- -,
IaES, Der as Trustee, will sell at pub f5SSSlM
sssSgslic auction, on the premises, at .ss.
r. ,,...s.,.l II O'clock, M, s, - 3 EEL
on Saturday, May 20th, 1865,
A COUNTRY SEAT, containing about FORTY
ACRES of land, i'll Baltimore county, on the
s0la Windsor Mill road, (macadamised0 seven
miles from the city Of Baltimore; and four or
five miles from Gainesville, being now the res
idence of Mrs. Margaret Timanus, and adJoln-
ing the PLACES of Messrs. Sauter, Burke, Young
er and Mills. 0cA - 1sks3A v
The situation is healthy, in an excellent
neighborhood, and near number of churches
and several COED schools The land is of good
quality, and in a good state of cultivation, and
has upon, Tan ORCHARD of fine apples and
other fruits.
!. The Improvements are aaeonvenient Dwell
LING HOUSE, a barn, dairy and other out
buildings. "as' Ansiif g eae e -ts a.
The terms as prescribediby the decree, iare-
One fourth cash on the day of sale, andathe re-
mainder in three equal payments in six, twelve
and eighteen, months; the credit payments to
bear interest, and to be secured by the notes Of
the purchaser with approved Security or the
purchaser may pay the whole cash athis option.
% a sTHOM AS RONALnSON,
4, April 29.-ts -. Trustee.
Z CtAMUEB s. COLE, let al. VS.. CHARLOTTE
10 o. FOW Bile and J0H N T. FOW BL e. s In.
the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, equity
ORDERED, This 22d day-Of April lin the
year 1868, that the sales made and reported by
Samuel S. Cole, trustee, I'M this cause be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be showroom or before the 10th day of
May next, provided copy of this order he in
serted IN sosne newspaper printed in baltimore
cQuntg.once in each of three, successive. weeks
before the said 25th day of May next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$593l so. sas se
sA JOHN H. LONGNECKER,SC Clerk
q True pyETestsss
- JOHN II. L0NGNECKER, Clerk.
April 29.Tst ]. ...ls.5a 1870 ~
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PRoBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT child about four
four years Of age, esonof Gotleib Hallack, resi-
ding on the Frederick road, near Fulton street,
met with an accident about o'clock on Monday
afternoon last, that win probably result fatally
1t appears thaisihe little fellow was sitting onthe
track of the Catonsville railroad, just near the
Intersection Of the Frederick road and Fulton st.
playing, and that one ofthe cars, driven by Geo.
Eckman,. came along, and the driver not -observ-
ing the child on the track, ran over him, MASKING
and nearly cutting off the left leg. The child
WAS carried home, and Drs. Boone and Linthi-
,cnm were called in, and rendered medical aid
They desired 70 amputate the limb, but to this
the parents objected, and yesterday it was an
7ndunced that the child could not recover. Eek
man, the driver, was arrested. and gave bond to
appear at Justice Dryden's office, to await an in
3vestigation Of the affair.--Sum dls wohgoFo
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Horses ri Sale

4 irst-class riding HORSE, perfect gentle,
n willwork any where; four years ~
years old, very fast, with all the nat y "
ural gaits, will esold ichespss Inquire of
Green Spring valley, near Brootisha1ilile.
G4a ~ April 2Q-tf ftsf
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Corresnondent Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY, formerly of the city, wish
IN es to correspond with an intelligent gentle
man witha view tomntual Improvements Pho
tographs exchanged if desired Address
MAY silicon, Warren p. O.,
April 29.A2t@ Baltimore county, Nd.
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DIED.

On Sunday, 23d inst, near Gainesville, Bal
timore county, CHARLES CARROLL. in the 5tl
year of his age, youngest child of F. B. and +
NJ. Laurenson. s,i,x6 IS .4,.a. Ssaes}
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VNHIs. Is 10 GIVE NOTICE., That.the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court ofBsltiInore connt y,s letters ofaadminis-
tration on the estate of t,s.sl ~ .fttsss
JOSEPH WILSON,
late of said county deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber ,.-s,-...4 5..se5-sf
On or before the 1st sdqy,T December, 1861
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to- make Immediate
payment Given updermy hand this 18th day
of April 1867 lisf ..oga.ssa..a41.4A. ~
April 29.-4t@ Administrative.
T1HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that, the sub
scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore, county, letters testament
tary on the estate Of 1. Sep
On 81 yZENUS yBARNFMs NW
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said estate areAhereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers, 3tf 80
On or before the LIST dag Of December, 1867
they may otherwise by law be excludedxfrom
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make imlnediate
payment. Given under oar hands this 18th
day of April, 1855. ~ isaS epstsS lel -
= sp SAMUEL n. 4TAGART,GAi
fgs5 al tsffs FRANCIS w. BENNETT,
April 29.-4t b sea Executors
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B. N. PAYNE
FOR SALE.

nNE two SEAT CARRIAGE in good erde
~ price, $50 Cash. Apply to
7zsfasa isnssJJ.. X. KNIGHT, Monkton,
April 29.-7-2t. rcf,t Baltimore county.
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FOR SALE, &

E'Oh SALE, ~ %
nNE very superior NARR0W-TREAD four
horse WAGON, nearly news4 large new
Hov Carriage. and one Pelton Power Threshing
Machine. in good order 1Apflyto 1t4A&
SAMUEL G. WILSON, .AuctioneerxS
April eft .Towsontosh.
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Dr. III. i. MAYOR. ''iegy
HAVING located in Green, Spring Valley,
respectfully offers to the public his pro
fessional services. Office, RESIDENCE Of Mr.. D
w, Cross, near Brooklsndyille.s siiAs lssysg
April 20.-Sm. enss as,e5lg
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on Saturday, May 1871, 1855, between the hours
of 9 and 4 o'clock, to. receive returns of Income
presided sad retuf7ss are satisfactorily to him.
from'the citizens of the 9Th District. Those who
may have been omitted in serving the notices,
and owing an Income tax, are also notified to
attend. . Ta jfs 4tfis4sa aq
sfsfaaff ts..sa THOMAS SANDER60N,
Annk- Annnrno.. aAL Il;.r;ainr, eth Col Diat.
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u. s. INCOME REVENUE,
coCKEYsvILLE HOTEL,

TTNHE undersigned, Assistant Assessor of Uni
Il ted States Taxes for the, Sd, 4th and 9Th
Election Districts of Baltimore county, will be
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SALES OF PRoPERTY---W S. Keech, ESQ.,, Ex-
ecuter for the estate Of the late Dr. Tidings on
Tuesday sold one-half the dwelling with yard,
stable, &c stuatedinear Trinity Church in This
peace for So, sos, to Dir, Jarrett, of Jarrettsyie,
Hartford county, formerly Surgeon, 18th Reg.
Nd, Ini ". There IS an ANIMAL ground rent of
800 on the property. The dwelling is double
building Int the other end was not sold.
Enos Smedley IL Co., lmye sold lot of 100
feet front by 200 feet deep, on The northeast cor
ner of Alieshany. and Potomac avenues, to DR..
Piper for 5000. koests
|. The same firm have sold LOT of about the same
size as the above adjoining the lands Of DR., Bos-
ley, and fronting on the avenue which passes in
front of Trinity Church, to Mrs. S. A. Whittier,
for $500 We understand that both DR.. Piper
| and Mrs. Whittier intends erecting dwellings on
Ilthese lots during thecoming summer. b a3uN
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:
The lIoRsE PRoTRcrloN SocIErY. According to
| announcement. a meeting ofpersons favorable to
the.organization of,ihis society, was held at the
Court. House on Tuesday last A committee
was appointed to solicit members, with the re-
quest that each subscribe the sum Of S. The
following is the, committee ;--Jno. II. Butler,
Jho. I. b. Parlett Jno w. Shanklin, Jno o.
Price and Caleb S. Taylor A meeting is called
at the Court House on Tuesday, May 10th, at A.
O'Clock p M, ito effecta permanent organization.
h Fire IEI THE CoUSrYs--On Wednesday after
noon last the dwelling of Mr.. Jno,s Clark, near
i Rider Station NC. r.. W., was. entirely de-
stroyed by fire, II is not. known how the fire
originated, nor to what extent The property was
Insured. Mr.. Clark Is President OF the Citizens
Bank Of Baltimore ar a4k 2sAs5
q BLAsPHBMYsLA swomanin Reisterstownis said
to have made the remark since the death Of Pres
ident Lincoln, that Booth, his murderer, should
have q satin cushion to rest on in Heaven, for
his act 75''f7 -
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The Great External Remedy.
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA
.LUNfBAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
lSPRAINS,. BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE,
ANDALL RHEUMATICA AND g
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FOR SALE.

SAMUEL II. COVER, AuctioheeF.
April Pot. ~ s4 se.sl.4sri,s :
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9otal Affairs.

Property Sales. zeIlandbls forsthe following
real and personal property have recently been
printed AT dis offife.or have been adyeftised I'M
this paper. Htrelfier, altpefsoqs who have their
bills ar advertising done at ihis Office, will have
their sales regularly noticed in this column with
out additional chafne
|SE w. N5$ pEAB SEgTA TE 1z
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7s. 8 = tsaJ, b. Is, 4 TUESDAY, 70,
Weir and Myers. VS.. Barney Comber-lien on
defendants properly for amount due for brick
purchased from plaintiffs by defendant; amount
claimed by plaintiffs 1854 rs. Verdict in avor
nj dafepdauf .s.s.r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

others.
Beginning for the first
part at the southwest
corner Of said lot, and
running thence east "a
feet, thence north 10 the
northern line OF said lot,
thence westwArdly 10 the
northwestern corner Of
said lot, thence soulh toI
the beginning; also be-
ginning at the northeast
corner OF said lot, thence
running westwhrdly q
bout 30 feet more or less
with the south line Of
original lot No. 3S, thence
southerly 4 feet, thence
30 feet 70 the said east
line Of said original lot
No. g, thencenortheriy To-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

Lewis, Saunders ..s.,.!.
lawson, Thomas. .,.....
Having . ffont Of SS feet.
By the depth Of lot, and
ne1t adjoinlng the easiI
70 ~ front thsEooG
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SMALL PARLORPIANOs.

GULL, ROUND. MELLOW ToHE-EASY AND
4 ELASTIC TOUCH-ELEGANT AND OR
NAifRNTAL IN APPEARANCE.
no six and third Octayes are five feet eight inches
lng, and two feet nj inches wide, The seven oc.
lives ak feet long, and three fe WIDE, outside
Il large round corners, finished back and mont.
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Mrs, surratt,s Last moments

So many contradictory and false accounts
have been published concerning Mrs. Surratt' &
last moments, that we feel compelled to furn.
ish the public with true version.
On Thursday afternoon Father Wiget saw
her at 425 o'clock, and FIVE minutes later Mr..
John h. Brophy entered the cell. Soon after
her daughter and Father Walter came in
The two last had just been to the PRESIDENT
in hope of getting reprieve
All those mentioned remained with her sew
eral hours, her daughter being the last to
leave To all she declared herself innocent
Next morning the above mentioned persons,
together with Mr.. John T. Holohan and a
niece of Mrs Surrstt were present. Her
daughter remained at the White House near.
ly all the forenoon in hopes Of getting q re
prieve from the President Failing in this,
she went sorrowfully and heart.broken to take
leave of her mother.
The parting of the mother and daughter
was agonizing in the extreme. Mr.. Holahan
next took leave, and after him, Mr.. Brophy,
bade ber adieu. On the scaffod she said to
her spiritual attendants: Shall | say any
thing2 Father Walter asked: What do you
wish to say, Mrs SurrattT She replied i
wish to say to the people that am innocent,
Father Walter told her it would be useless ia
do 80 now. She said: Il am innocent bui
Gods holy will be donel'- Wash. Oonstitu
tiORdI Union.
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[From the Chicago Times.l
An Ampudent WeDCh.

An incident suggesti1eof the progress of
social events lately occdi1ed on one of the
West.side street-csrs, crowded as usual by an
overlooking throng Of passengers. Conspicu.
ous among those who were compelled TO stand
was an immense negress, who had hardly
been able to squeeze her bulky frame though
the doorway Yetit must have been worthy
an attempt, for evidently the creature was
sanguinary that in all that line of gentlemen
passengers one Of the number would be suf-
fcieutly mindful Of oppressed Africa to vacate
his seat "for lady" Whether il was be-
cause Of her size or an inadequate regard for
the rights of the downtrodden, moi psssen-
ger stirred. An indignant scowl ruiiled the
sable features as her eyes must dissppointedly
up this side and down that. Still not pas
senger stirred Presently, at one of the eros
sings lady entere the car, and no sooner
had she appeared at the door, than the neares;
gentem an had offered her his sitting place.
But before the lady could acknowledge the
politeness, the negress had suddenly settled
herself in the vacant seat Astonished by
such audacily, the gentleman Immediately
demonstrated with the intruder telling her that
he had not vacated his seat for her
"Well, Tse got it, and Use gwne to keep it, -
she impudently responded, now settling her
self still more firmly upon the seat "But,"
said the gentleman, 81 gave it up to a lady ="
swell" retorted the wench, ''the lady has got
1t. Culud folks got dere rights as we'll as
white trash. Use gwine to keep dis seat "
And keep the seat she did, TO the,intense dis
gust of the gentleman who had vacated it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-19

An extraordinary incident is related as
having occurred at the FIRE which consumed
Bouters Hotel, Bay City Michigan recently
A lady who occupied rooms on the third floor
became somewhat excited when the alarm
was given, and went down stairs to discover
where It was leaving her infant child asleep
in bed In the confusion she forgot il until
the flames had complete possession Of the
hotel She then attempted to enter the build.
ing to rescue it, but was prevented. The
iremen and others, in saving the furniture,
threw the bedding out OF the windows. This
Identical bed was rolled up, thrown out Of
the window, and carried with other goods on
70 the bridge for safety After the FIRE, in
removing the goods, the little innocent was
found safe and asleep.
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gailg Gmpire.


General Cox, the negro equality candidate
for Governor OF Ohio, is a graduate Of that
sweet scented place, Oberin College Ac.
eording to the ideas nculcated there making
the negroes the equals of the whites, is letting
the darkies down considerably. Bucks and
wenches there compose the "fus suckles," but
white trash like Cox, as an honorable distinct
ion for mertorious conduct, were sometimes
allowed to associate with them
Artemas Ward, the great Snowman and
philosopher, visited Oberlin once; probably
while Cox was there. He says that "a CRATE
many wurthy young men go there annooslly
to git inteleck into 'em ; but its my unbiased
pinon that they go it rather too strong on
Ethopians at Oberlin. On rainy daise whites
cant find their way threw the streets without
gas is lit, there ben such a numerosity Of
culerd pussons in town"
He conclues his description thus Job.
erlin is a CRATE plase The college opens with
prayer and then the New York Tribune is
read. A oolleckshun is then taken up to buy
overcoats with horn buttons onto them for in.
dignant cullerd people Of Kanady. have to
contribt lbrally two the glorious work, as they
knawl it hear I'm kompelled by the Faeul-
ty to reserve fronts seats in my show for the
cullerd peple At the Boardin House the cul-
Iced people sit at the first table. What they
leave is maid into has h for the white peple.
AS don't like the idee of eatin' my vittels
with Ethiopians, / sit at the seczind table and
the knonsequence is I've devowered SO much
hash that my inards lin hily mixed up
condishun. Fish bones have maid their ap-
pearance all over my boldly, and pertater pee
Inns air springin up through my hair
Cox is still true to his early instincts and
the other stinks of that Ethiopian paradise.
'You may break, You may shatter the if vor
| will,
But the scent of the roses will hang round il
| still"
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ptann :Fortcs.

4 DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIsT.-June LIST, 1865.
E'ano Fortes in rich cases highly finished made Of
Materials carefully selected and prepared. All have
heir patent insulated iron rim and Frame fcast in
ne piece) with overstrung scales making them the
nost perfect and durable known and especially
4dapted to warm climates. All are finished with all
,rge round corners front and back alike. Centre pi.
&nos.
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CERTIFICATE OF Authority
ITO a plre un tho 3lst day VI January, lS0n)
OffCr ~ rus AupiToE W sTArH,
-Il.mInnnn nnnAIImenL


CbiuHbits, OHIO, JpBaary 80, 1863
Whcrcts Tho GmNtSIA, IItNdvEa, NiAGAAA, and
REPUuuc Fire Insurance Companies, located At New
York Ia tbs state uf New York have each filed In this
ufua sworn statement 0f ts condition, required by
the hrri section " the Act "TU regulate Insurance
Companies not Incorporated by the state OF Ohio"
psstd p = ios6 and amended February ., 1854 and
Whsrofi, otrh uf said Companies has furnished the
uiprrsicncd satisfactory evidence that they each
,.-,sr, - At least Ou Hundred ThOnsGnd Dollars Of
actual Capital inYrstc, IN stocks, or bonds, or In
nortpa,es nf real estate, worth double the amount
Gr which She same Il uorigaged; and Whoods each
Ot said Companies h,la hcd In this Office written
tusifpluIt nnitr It's corporate fcl, signed by the
iuid'hthh secretary thereof authorizing any agent
ur agcnb ui said CunIairs In this state 10 AeknoN'
ledge service ~ proctss, iO aud In iohnf VI said Com
llnnr Agcuriug 90 the tgrus oi said Law,
VIC, ThaFfnr, ia plltsthuco Of the INST soctioh
nf iur afprc.,hl a'i, JANIS It GOLDMAN, Auditor
~ Stole lur uiiu DO hvrtly certify that said 0fh-
ulAlA. IiANuYEK, NuaARA and kEpuRlaC Fire lnsur-
au,c G mIHuies 1T New York, authorized TO
tratsavl tlo husut,s uf firv and Marine Insurance
u n- ~taic uut the iiigty inst day VI January, In
thr ypu onr iboliseld ''shi hundrrd sud sixty slN.
h Wttso WisrseG have hercuuto ,nhserihed my
tame aud caused the sral u uly oice " 10 Affixed
the day and year atSise written.
-.r lr JAS. H. GODMAk,
.t.sl Auditor u STAT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-19

I-arge sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant.
ly finished, Heavy powerful tone, &c.
4 n large Round Corners complete finish, back and
front.
sven ocayes, New Scale A. to A. Patent Iron Rim
$3.50
irand Square, 714 octaves do, A. toe. 600
ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
ners.
.even octaVes, New A. Scale Patent Iron Rim,)
5 500
rand Square, IA octaves do, Scale A. TO O. $50
Iarved legs ornate finish, serpentine Mold
ings.
sand Square II oetaves, patent Iron Rm,) 8 GOO
sich carved legs, Beaded and serpentine
Moldings.
rand Square, II octAves, Patent Iron Bim,) csc
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ToRACCo,
A CARD TO INVALTDs

A Clerymen, residing in South Amenca a. mis-
N sionary discovered a safe aud simple remedy for
the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Eearly Decay, Dis
eases ofthe Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the
cious habits Great numbers have been already cur
ed by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire 10
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine, IN n
sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free ot
C1afge.
Please ineose a posi-. paid envelope, addressed to
yourself JOSEPH T, INMAE.
STATION d, BIBLE HoUsE, New York City.
m2b3m
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INSURANCE.


R5-oNE POLICY Of INSURANCE issued by POUR
COMPANIES which is made to meet the necessities Of the
business community, by securing with dispatch LARoE
LINES OF INSURANCE. WITH REtIABLz COMPANIES, UPON
UNIFORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS,
NECESSITY or APPLYING TO VARIOUS
SEPARATE OFFICES for insurance to the amount they
sevcny able accept and Of holding NUMEROUS SEPARATE
POLICIES THE CONDITIONS PORTIONS WHICH
RARELY AGREE rendering 1t dcult for tho assured to
familiar with and harmonize their various
hicting conditions.
by tho conditions Of tho UNDERwRIrERs' Policy but
required to prove loss to tho several
Companies nsurng under it, thereby making the adjust
ment simple and expeditions
Tho Cash Assets of EACH Company
issuing tho Underwriters Policy Of Insurance exceed
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
Making security in tho aggregate ofovW
$2,250,OO0.
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Statement of the condition Of tho Niagara Plre In
-urtnrc Company, II the Cty Of New York on the %
soy Of JAouly, 1865, % conformity with the laws Of