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Just Hover i'm the E1africa.

Two new arrived imported Enylishmcn
just Oft the steamer, strollrd into the rc>tau-
rant attached to the fremont House the other
day, and after wondering stare ut the long
row Of individuals, each bnSiy and silently
engaged N boiling their allowance of food
in the shortest possible time. climcd up on
t%o Of the stools, and hcsi,atingy ordered
"A chop and some hale
While the agile William was ordering their
meal. the attention of one of the Bulls was
attracted to Il dish unknown to him. but of
which his neghbors were partaking with
great gusto. Carefully waiting till the man
next him grunted, Mother ear o corn,''
he nugrd his brother Bull with" 'Enrv.
there $ an II american wedgctable that we
don't ave at 'ome. Let 5 ave some" and
accordingly ordered: "I!aw waiter, h ear
Q corn"
The corn Ia dish unknown in England)
was brought smoking hot, and Bull passed
1t to his countryman, who observing the
manner of his ncighbors. sliced it down with
his nlte. and taStct: it with an approving wink.
"Good?' asked Ball no. ].
''Wcrry,' said No. >. adding with true
British economy, '''creS enough for both of
us, passed the cob to his companion, who
gravely sliced it after the manner of GU
cumbcr, and after seasoning it commenced
cring tie sHced cob. He got through two
or three slices with some difficulty, and to
the huge delight of small boy with crop
ped head behind the bar, and then turning
to his companion, circulated
"My hycs, Enry, hif this is a sample hof
IIamerican vegetables, their somachs must
be hirou plated like their bloody Ships
An unc,ious grin slid over the faces Of the
witnesses, and William turned ferccly on
the small boy and ordered him to make IL
change at the other end of the counter.
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Z New Use for Corn.

Gocsslinr of Cincinnati :, Cor,,o, ,hor,.
ist there, Claims the mnrt nf d;,n"~or;na
process by which suror rs nicc ns tho n;rSest
can be made from Indian corn. He has
snrcccdad in oLtninirr tLrc. and -, balf nai
corn. and what is of grrntcr ;mnor,ancn, has
discovered how TO convert th,t svrnn ;ntn
rr,nul,trd smear Tho srrr, ,,l,;t,'
that it can be nsed in tea without dnrLnn;mr
it nt all and tbr nroress ;s said to hn ~ .;n
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A Queer COurtsElip.

The Australian warrior has mode of pay
ing his addresses which is both simple and
el'cacous. With blow of his war club he
stuns the object of his 'atFections," and
drags her insensible body away to some re-
tired spot, whence. ns stUn as she RECEIVERS
her senses, he brings her home to his GNh
gnnyah in triumph. Sometimes two join in
an expedition for the same purpose, and then
for several days they watch the movements
of their intended victims. using the utmost
skill in conccaling their presence. When
they have obtained the knowledge they re-
quirc they wait for dark, windy night ;
then quite naked, and carrying only their
long jag spears, they crawl stealthily through
the bush until they reach the immediate vi
entity Of the camp-fircs, in front of which
the girls they are in search of arc sleeping.
Slo"ly and silently they creep close enough
to distinguish the figure of one of those leu
bras then one of the intrudcrs stretches
out his spear, and inserts its barbed point
among the locks of her thick flowing hair
which speedily becomes entanrlcd with it !;
then. with Il sudden Jerk, she is aroused from
her slumhcr. and as her eyes open she feels
the sharp point of another weapon pressing
against her throat. She neither flints nor
screams; she knows well that the slightest
attempt at escape or alarm will cause her in
slant death, so, like IL sensible woman, she
makes virtue of necessity. and rising 81.
lcntly. she follows her captors. They lead
her away to a considerable distance tic her
to Il tree, and return to ensnarc the other
in like manner. Then, when they have ac-
complished their design. they hurry off to
their own camp, where they are received with
universal applause. and highly honored for
their chivalrous exploit. Occasionally an
H.. Il
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TIME.-Ninety years hence, probably not
a man or woman now Twenty years old, will
be alive. Ninety years! Alas how many
of the lively actors at present on the stage
of life will make their exit long ere ninety
years have rolled away! And could we be
sure OF ninety years, what are they? "a
tale tina. is told; a dream, an empty sound
that passeih Oh the winds awa", and is for
guttcn.' Years shorten as man advances
in age; like the degree in Longitude, man s
life declines rs he travels toward the frozen
pole until it dwindlcs to point. and vanishes
forever. Is it possible that life is of so short
duration? Will ninety years erase all the
golden names over the doors in town and
country, and substitute others in their stead ?
Will all the now blooming beauties fade and
disappear, all the pride and passions disap-
pear, the love, hope and joy pass away
in ninety years, and be forgotten? ''Ninety
years." said Death; ''do you think shall
wait ninety years? Behold, to-day, and
Tomorrow, and every day is mine. When
ninety years are past, this generation shall
have mingled in the dust and be remem-
bcrcd not?n
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A IL persons indebted to W. B. Rowland
n 4 Co., at Rowiandsville, will please pay
the amount OF their Indebtedness to DR.. W
b. Rowland, at Rowlandsville, or o. p. Kill
lingsworth, at North East, with the least de-
lay possible, as the business Of the old firm
must be closed.
Those indebted to killingsworth Il Co. p,
and Killingsworth Il Son, who will pay their
Notes or Accounts previous to the list of
January, will be exonorated from the pay
ment Vi interest or any charge over and
above the amount of tho account or note !:
after that time the Sc accounts will he placed
in the hands Of rigorous Collector, without
making any reduction.
KILLfNGSWORTH Il SON,
Nov 10, lS6i-3m,' North East.
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EBn The most curious instance of change

Ey. The most curious instance of change
of instinct is mentioned by Darwin. The
bees carried to Barbados and the Western
Islands cease to lay up honey after the first
year. They found the weather 50 fine, and
the materials for honey so plentiful, that
they quilted their grave, mercantile charac
ter, became exceedingly profigate and de,
bauched, ate up their capital, and resolved
to work no more, and amused themselves
by fving about the sugar houses and sting.
ie@ the NEGROES
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
John A. J Creswcl, Exc
cutor Of Mary Ann Christy In the Circuit
VS.. Court for Cecil
Edwin Wilmer, Hannah z. county. In
Wilmer, his wife, and Mary chancery.
Mcgredy.
ORDERED, This second day of January,
~ 1865, that the sale made anu reported
by John A. j. Crcswell, Trustee for the sale
Of the morteaged premises of the above
named defendants, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the ninth day of March, next !;
provided, that copy of this order be insert
ed in some newspaper printed at Elkton,
once a week, for one onth before the eighth
day of February next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be $4,000. CHAS. H. HAINES,
True copy; test, Clerk.
CHAS. H. HAlNES, '"
Jan I, l8G5-lm " Clerk.
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Summer Boarding House.
NEW GROCERY STORE,
Corner of .Matn and Church Streets.
VIM. p. MORGAN

LAS opened stock Of choice Groceries
- of every description. embracing Pro-
lessor Horsford's Patent Self-Rising Family
Flour, new article. and general tavorito
with all who try it, Bacon, Lard. Dried
Beet, Beef Tongues, Mackcrel, Herring,
Goldfish, Cheese, Molasses, Syrup, Salt,
Spices, Coffee Essences, Dried Fruit, Can
ned Reaches, Potatoes. Onions. Coal Oil.
candles, Soaps, Tobacco, Pipes. Cigars, &C.,
together with every article in his line.
RS-Also, the best lot of LIQUORS in
Eikt"n. The public are invited to cal. and
examine for themselves.
Elkton, April 80, 1864.
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A Lasting r1ne.

Some years since, before the Secession
Wa. II Southern gentleman visited the North
for the purpose OF seeing the lion and fight
ing the. tiger.
lie tried the tiger ani didn't Ike it, and
Thought hc'd take shy at a game familiar
to him by name only, called roulette. One
t .rn OF roulette. yon know, makes the whole
world win lie started ont in quest of the
game only knowing that roulette had some
thing to do with roll, but entirely ignorant
whc;hcr,thc roll was !. French 0. 4 Dutch one
On the first corner he met a barrel organ
man grinding ava; for dear life.
He was tnrn'ng as though he had only a
few minutes to turn in. and didn't want to
die before his work was complete. The
tune was The Bold 'rivateerF
Our Georgian friend thought he'd found
The ga ne; stepping b,riskly W. he laid .
dollar bill down on the box. The organ
mans eyes opened: he baggcd the bill and
ground away with renewed vigor. Our
Georgian thought he had lost. and doubled
up. laid down IL two dollar bill. That was
bagged, and the barrel of the organ went
~hrlng around as though there were several
barrels inside.
70 make a long story short, the thing went
on, and the Georgian doubled up the or
gan grinder porkcting the money all the
Time, until he had "n"ry'' another dollar
left.
Bat he didn't complain. AS he saw the
last of his currency bag:cd by the delighted
organ grinder, lie simply remarked:
''Wcll. OF all the games ever buckcd
against, that is the duglarnest guess I'll
jump it :" and he left.
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GOLDEN
ITCH OINTMENT.

SAFE convenient nd -.
| n edv for that mast di.an. a , en-
inertinS disnrdar"tha frCm anu WI
always orr,tJv noodad ~ -, @ D :.
nrnsnmoG haS ,,,fnra n, W; Nv ons' ~ 10
will cnrtair ~ ,n..ot n,. ';,, "liicn
inprcdinnts IN !, hath d;s,,snaa,,h na1i my
prrnns Thee that h,Sa 'i,,e"','.ai " Nv VAN.
With br;ms,nno hava no,',rii, ,tH ou'o
with a mixture of hos f,t or ,.rd @r ,p"nr
several DAYS. On dried in hv tho fro .;thnr "
whch exposes the patirnt to tba n,st i,,n,i
| nent danger of taking cold hv onan,r , ill.,,
pores of the bodv and NJ tHo op son'a ,; .no
mprepnatinc the hIood with n" 'n, 1iso u,',,o
oualitv and weul;ening and dn,ii;,it;n. t,'''
whole constitution ctInfs bava nsad ,i to
ments which have e;thni ,rnved dnnoorn,,
to health. or insufrcirn, ta oEnct onro 0"'
But mis- will nc cnrt,inI, o,,ro ,," Inru
as it is opnlicd il is n,sv,nI sor, f,r a.,
age. habit or constitution nnd ,ttnndaJ ,,';.i,
no disosrceo hIn conSnnnnno.s ~ NM, ,.;ua
either at the tima of nsinr !, or a., nn ,;.',
after. as can he nroved i've thons,nds ~ nan
ole Of different ages conStitntion" and st.to.
of health. Who have nsed this ointmnnt and
have been cnr.d IL, i. "AN
No family oncht IN he militant .h;s ,,,,
ble medicine far IN III fn,t a,,' .ns ,".u"
this disorder on the wrist. and "a ,,os ~, W
fingers &c. n SLIGHT annic,tion NJ his n; IN,
ment will cnre II anil prnvant its w , ,'r 0,"
and likewise its being taken NV otbnrS n
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PERSONAL PROPERTY:
FOR SALE.

FHNllE undersigned offers For Sale the
i DWELLING HOUSE, STORE HOUSE
and Vacant Lot, in the village Of North
East. the property of the late Mrs. Sophia 7.
Mauldin. This property is among the most
desirable in the village, and will be sold on
accommodating terms. by applying to
JOHN MAULDIN,
Jan 81, 1S65-3w Pcrryvile, Md.
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BSD" Eternity has no gray heirs. The
flowers fade; the heart withcrs, man grows
old and dies the world lies down in the
sepulchre of ages but time writes no wrin-
kles on eternity. Eternity Stupendous
thought! The ever present; unborn, unde
caying and undyng. the endless chain com
posing TIE life of God-the golden thread
entwining the destinies of the universe
Earth has its beauties. but time shrouds
them for the grave; its honors are but the
sunshine of an hour: its palaces, Trey are
bat the gildcd sepulchre its pleasures. they
are but as bursting bubbles. Not SO in the
untricd bourne. In the dwelling of the Al
mighty can come no footsteps of decay. d
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Amount Of Assets over Liabilities,

Amount of Assets over Liabilities, 2I.Sl4 Ut
By ORDER OF THE BoARD OF MANARERs.
G. H. BRADLEY, secretary.
The following named persons were elected Managers
Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Chester
ty at the election held January Ind 1865, viz Jacob
Edge John NJ. Kelton Joel lIawlcy, H. G. Thomas. Saml
Way. VIM. W. Eachus Joseph Davis, John A. Reynolds.
n. Nichols L. F. Roberts, Edwin Brosius Robert Fair
lamb. and Andrew Mitchell.
At "A meeting Of said Managers, held January o. 1865,
Jacob Edge was chosen President Henry u. Thomas,
Treasurer C. ii. Bradley. Secretary and Samuel Way
Joel hawlcy and N ]. Nichols. Executive Committee.
The following namsd persons were chosen SURVEYORS
for the ensuing year John Tcmpeton, Ezra Gray, VIM.
Way, John c. Powlcy. David Wilson, Samuel Moses.
Samhrl j. Dckcy. Levi H. Grouse Archiu'edes Robb,
Jesse Iawry, Reuben T.. Lewis Thomas wood, John
iroomr, John Swaync. Job Hayes Thomas Boyd, A. NJ.
Pas,more. Thomas s. Cox, Levi X. Brown F. " House
keeper. VIM H. Rakcstraw, James NJ. Brackin Joserh f.
Hill Moses King n. }. Sharpless, Hawthorn Freeland.
John NJ. Lindsay, Joshua Anmn Charles X. Mcdonald,
Samuel l.. i.ckles, and Richard II. Jones',
c. H. BRADLEY, Secretary.
Coatcsvillc Pa, Jan Is, lS65-2w
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D"sr.-A friend tells the following, which
We consider d good 'un.'
Bcin,. in mechanic shop the other day,
an urchn came in. his dress covered with
mud. His father observing his dirty plight
said to him
"W'iIlam, my son, how came you to mud
dy your dress so ~
The boy stopped a moment, then looking
his father in the eye, very sobery asked
Father, what am made Off
"Dust The Bible says, Dust thou art,
and unto dust shalt thou return
well father, if I'm dust, how can | help
being muddy when it rains on me ?'''
william 90 down stairs and get some
wood. Start
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VALUABLE
Country Seat and Farm
PUBLIC SALE

THE undersigned will offer at P.bllc Sale,
Il (if not previously sold at private sale, }
at the Farmers and Commercial Hotel, Port
Deposit, Md, on
SATURDAY, the 4M day Of February, 1865,
at . O'Clock p. Nj, all that
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
in Cecil county, known as the COAX HILL
FARM" now occupied by Mr.. John Adams,
lying on the road leading from Port Deposit
to Perryvlle, about halfway between the
two places. This Farm contains
1l5 ACRES OF LAND,
considerable portion Of which is Wood
land, consisting of Chestnut and Oak. Tho
whole tract is under excellent fencing.
The improvements consist OF R.~z
DIV SWELLING HOUSE, M;;;k
with Kitchen attached Wagon !slsssssE tas3
house, Granary, Carriage house, Tool house,
frame Barn, with Stabling attached, She'd
ding, &c All Of these improvements were
erected by the owner within the past SIX
years at great expense.
This property is very desirable to any one
wanting pleasant residence; from the
front of the house is had magnificent view
OF the Chesapeake Bay, its tributaries and
the surrounding Countrywide Furnishing
towns Of Havre de Grace and Perryvile
being both in view; from the north of the
house the scenery is grand and picturesque
the counties Of Hartford and York, the Sus-
quehanna river, with the numerous islands
therein, and the Tide Water Canal on the
west bank of the river, present a panorama
to the lovers of fine scenery not to be found
elsewhere in Cecil county.
This property is in very thickly settled
heighborhood schools, churches and mills
are convenient, and it is considered one Of
the most healthy places in the county.
$4,000 Of the purchase money can remain
on the property.
Terms easy, and made known on day Of
sale by JAMES W. MAXWELL,
Attorney for the Owner.
KIDD, Auctionccr.
Jan I, lS65-ts
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THE HOWARD HOUSE,
ELkTON, MD.

ELkTON, md.
.NiE undersigned having taken the above
l. well known and popular House, and
Refltted 1t in a Handsome Style.
respectfully announces to TRAVELLERS and
the PUBLIC, that he is prepared to accom-
modate. them in the best manner. Tho
Hotel is large and the Rooms airy and agree
able. Asa
Summer Boarding House,
it is not excelled by any in the country.
The TABLE will always be supplied with
every ,delicacY of the Season.
TIE CHOICEST BRANDS Of LIQUORS
may be had at the Bar. 3.
THE STABLES are commod.ous and con-
venlent, and the Holsters are attentive.
Is Every attention will be paid to the
comfort and convenience of guests.
JAMES L. OLDHAM.
Elkton, May II, 1864.
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DISSOLUTlON:

DISSOLUTION:
TNIIE partnership of McClenahan Il Co.'S
l. grove was dissolved, by mutual consent,
on the LIST instant. Persons indebted or hav-
inc claims will present the same to E. d.
McClenahan, who has the books.
f. d. McCLENAHAN,
ELI COSGROVE,
Still Pond, Kent county, Md.
The business will be continued by E D.
McClenahan and Daniel M. McClenahan,
under the title of E d. McClenahan & Co.
Ed. McCLENAHAN,
d. M. McCLENAHAN.
Still Pond, Kent county, Md-3w
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j. S. R0sseli
HAS just received large assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting of
Ladies' Fancy Dress Plaids,
Delaines,
Cashmere,
Alpacas,
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Cassimeres,
kcrseys,
Satlnets,
Jeans,
Wooden Plaids,
Fancy Shifting Flannel,
Plain Flannel,
Figur'd Opera Flannel,
Shaker Flannel,
Stacker Flannel,
Cotton Flannel,
Muslins,
Bed Ticking,
Shifting Check and Stripe,
Linen Table Diaper,
Cotton Table Diaper,
Ladies' Il Misses Shawls,
Balmoral Skirts,
Nublas.
Floor and Stair Carpet,
Floor and Stair Oil Cloth,
Mems Over and Undsr Shirts and Drawers.
and good stock of Ready Made Clothing
always on hand.
Ladies' II Gcntlemen's Boots and Shoes,
Gum Overs,
Hats and Caps,
Notions,
Queensware, Hardware,
Willow and Cedar Ware, &c. &C.,
which they offer low for CASH.
We have always on hand large and
good assortment Of
GROCERIES,,
DRIED FRUITS
Tobacco and Cigars,
BACON,
FISH, &c.
MACKEREL in whole, !, a. ! bbls.
w ulVe US a call ana convince your
self that we sell cheap for cash.
7 S. ROSSELL has the largest assortment
- of first class Wine and Liquors outside of the
city Of Bati:aore in the State, consisting of Sc
different grades, viz:
WINES.
Champagne Wines of various grad IS, Sherry Wine
Madeira Wine, Lisbon Wine, Port Wine, Malaga
Wine Specr's celebrated Sambuci Wine Black.
berry Wine of our own manufacture. Wild Cherry
Wine do, Dewbcrry Wine do, Black Heart
Cherry Wine 40.
BR.A.NDIES.
Otard Du Puy Cos. very old Cognac Brandy
La Rochelle Brandy. Speer's Sambueo Port Bran.
dy, Cognac Brandies Of various grades mud prices
bottled Brandies and Rye Whistles, very I'D and
warranted pure.
FANCY .BR.2.NDIES.
Cherry, Ginger, Blackberry and Apple.
WHISKIES.
Old Pennsylvania Wheat Whiskev. Fancy
Whistles, Irish Whisky, Scotch Whiskey,
Apple Whiskcy, Rye Whiskey, XXXX do,
xxx do, XN do, X do, old Monongahela
Rye .Whskey, Double Rectitied Pittsburg
Whisky.
s,4s8es Pure Holland Gin, imported
S>~ Common Gins.
Pure New England Rum.
Dec 8, 1864.
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CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
In Philadelphia in the most fashionable style,
and at the lowest rates. Orders solicited.
Thankful for the large patronage heretofore
extended me, respectfully solicit continuance
of the same, as am determined to sell lower
than any other house in the county
May Z, '64-Iy NJ. LIEBERMAN.
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SALE

'TNlIE subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
l. the premises, ON
Tuesday, the It'll day Of February, 1865,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following Real Estate,
containing about
ELEVEN ACRES
OF first quality Land, and situated two miles
abovcPon Deposit, between the old Maryland
Canal and the Susqlehanna River The land
is in high state of cultivation and the u-
prorcments consist of good two-story
STONE DWELLING,
with cellar, and Kitchen attached, and Well
of good Water, with II chain Pump, close to the
door. Also, new BARN, % by n feet, with
Stabing attached; Corn-crib, Tobacco-shed 80
feet long, and other necessary outbuildugs
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
consisting of -Four Cows, of the Alderny stock,
g Of them will soon be in prott;) | light Farm
Wagon, new Sleigh, | new two-seat German
town Carriage, built to order, Flows, Harrows,
Corn Shelter. Straw Gutter, set Of new IIar-
hess, and other articles.
Also, Corn Fodder, and 300 lbs. of best
quality Tobacco.
~ Conditions made known on day of sale.
DAVID BENIZ.
Jan Id, ls65-:}w. 5. BURNS, Auctionecr
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.ESy" A young man married girl rather
than be shot by her brother -fancyinr that a
mis-. was batter than hit.
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nDD CASTINGS can be furnished for stoves eff
~ all descriptions at the shortest notice, by
Aug L. PRYOR y BRO.
EXCELSIOR SUGAR CURED HAMS-A
T. delicious Ham, cured expressly for family
use They are superior to ano now in the market.
For sale only by I, DRENNEN.
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FAN and Winter Clothing.

COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
Wooden, Linen and Cotton Shirts,
Hats and Gaps, Trunks, Carpet Bags and
..# Nulises,
Neck-Ties, Collars, Suspenders, Gloves
& Hosiery;
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ANNUAL REPORT
THE
Fire Insurance Company
1y ryf,,,ut-D rnyt>-u,-
or CHESTER COUNTY.

THE following report of the affairs of the Company for
the year 1851 il submitted by the Board of Managers
The amount If Insurance by the Company il steadily
increasing The amount Of premiums now being S537, :
ISL o.
The losses by fire for the past year. and those Of the
close of the previous year Which were not appraised ut
me of submitting last annual Report, arc AS follows
viz:
J. williams Thorn. Salisbury. Barn. 500 90
IIoncybrook School District School House, 80 %
4. W. Harlan salisbury. Lancaster county,
Contents of s,,idler ShupJ 40 SIS
W. Is. Williams. f.. Brani;wiu tenement 80 90
I. W. theyney. TIornbury, DWELLING 80 90
Wellington Hickman, Is 90
Sarah Farley, W. Chester, /" 1000
n. Mendenha 20 90
Catharine Dunlap Valley. d" 10
Barn aud contents, $3.50 90
John Martin, NJ. H.. Bart, Lancaster co. Shop, 49, 90
Rchrcca Ann Rogers Drulnorc, Lancaster co,
DWELLING $50
Geo. Foulkrod, U. Oxford. Dwelling, loOo
VIM p: Coulson. Cecil county, Md. Dwelling 1,2oo W
James Miller. Lancaster county, "A 90
Samuel Strahorn \. Garden. Mill, 2,5I5 90
r. NJ. Dingec, salisbury, Dwelling, 900
). Montgomery, Eden. Lancaster co, Dwelling, S. 90
Joseph c. Smith. Easttown SIS 90
Ann =. Hughes (Exr) Plnnixvillc Barn, pa 90
VIM. Gawtlrop. n. London. store goods SO 90
jonathan Tyson. Il. Faowticl. Dwelling, 3a 90
Benz Bartlnm. Christiana Hundred, Delaware,
Iarn and contents, COS 90
5. & NJ Pcnnock & Co., n. Castle Hundred, Del,
Store House, 242l &c
Erh. T. Walton, store goods, $500 on
ID. f. Wickcrshani. \. Garden, Mill 100 90
Joseph Edwards, Kennett, DWELLING 500
j. d. McLanaghan, Pmnxville. Barn, $50 90
John NJ Smith. W. Chester. Dwelling. 10 90
VI. Mayher Drumure. Lancaster county,
Barn and contents 1,7G2 90
Chalkcy Webster, W. Fallowfeld, Barn and
contents. 1850 90
Hiram Hall, Mill Creek, Del, Barn. 1,2lj 90
j. Calvin Hall, :" - contents do. 900 90
Joshua d. Pusey H. Grove. Mill. 2iHTJ 80
Ahm. Darlington. birmingham, Barn. 2.l0O 90
George Jack. Highland, Barn. loo 90
liatun Mercer London Britain. Mill 1873 90
G. & u. Mercer. ' contents Mill, 1000 90
j. NJ llildrhurn, J.. Bradford, Dwelling, 5000 %
Joseph Davis, Iluneyl,rouk. Barn, 800 Is
Trustees Pres. Church. 9S %
Mark Barber, Valley Dwelling, Sa2
George Irwis, - 600