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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16
New Bedford OH Market.

NEW BEDFORD, Dec. 10, 1868
The oil market is very active; holders more firm
at 50 81 So per gallon for sperm, and 81 90 and
upwards for whale sales Of over 1000 bbls. sperm
have been made at 81 40 81 49, Sales 1,l9o Dbl.
whale at 81 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

" .hy Mime. DFMoREsrs UNIVERSAL HAIR CURLER
IA ipSs with fountain, be fllcd with boiling vaerl;
ers Tho hair beautiful soft and durable rnseta without
the possibility Of scorchins injury 70 q. hair price ti o.
Fashions ss B-cpd~ey. scnb postage free on rssui Of
pike.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16
HIGGINS SIXTH AVENUE
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT

Strangers visiting this city should fail to examine
extensive display u Trimmed jockeys and Bonnes before
making their seeclionsi guarantee you saving Of
IS per Or comparing prces the following difference is
apparent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

lave spent pleasant day. receiving New Years calls and
merry hour at s close comparing with
husband Had the satisfa u hearing my dress pro
nounced stylish and the pleasure OF telling him that
made myself Thanks Wheeler Wilson, know
nothing Of what somebody calls the wifes nightmare-a
dressmaker's bm.
This week have given up usual calls Of 1.-THE
so Ny friends compliment upon my good health and
Spirits aud think the OF both the freedom from anx
ETY. resulting from wcl ordered househodwhich, With
oat vanity. and simply stating fact believe mine to be
The secret of II Is that insist upon having everything done
ia its aud the month to
cunalatc upon that Of another.
Have just paid my usual evening visit TO the nursery
heard the little prayers given the good night and lett
them TO slumber that "all wel'wth darin
Nine should be "A calm and thankful hcari II happy
home loving husband and swee healthq children can
make II 50.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

" IMMENSE IMPROVEMENT IN STEAM.
W. G. HICKS PATENT STEAM ENGINES
space weight friction and Adapted
u all uses. circulnr address the
HICKS ENGINE COMPANY, SO Liberty street. v. Y
A BRILLIANT AND EXTRAORDINARY ARRAY OF
a Novces-Mnsc useful and entertaining Literature.
rel able Fashions, full sle Patterns and the most complete
and attractive Maga2ue published will be found in the
January number Of DEMORESTS Monthly Magazine,
ready next week
INIyORcEs LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT
- publicity Other good prosecuted without fee until
succeed Advice free. NJ. UoWEs Attorney and Cour-
sellof as Nassau street,
NNORCEs.--PRIvATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
IL subject and other States All law business at
tended 10 on the square.
r. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, 3S5 Broadway.
no TO THOMAS II. AGNEWs, $50 AND 262 GREEN.
Vt witch street of Murray, and there You VIII fad
Coees Fish Flour and everything else cheaper than
any store in New York One price house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16
FEBRUARY.

Went 10 the concert with my husband He says
sic being only extravaganza, he ~ obliged ndge
spite of rcprosing conscience. This Is hs little joker
at for the extravaganza Is the lea st.
uai and he knows well that should enjoy music
anything else ii he did not share with Moreover he
holds with me the doctrine that money IL Well spent which
contributes refine tastes aud beautfy lives.
Therefore, the concert, and all good music wherever
meet IT, under the head OF necessary expenses in
our domestic economy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

quiet happy evening home put on record another
proof that the simplest pleasures often the
new book read aloud by my husband the oay
tertanmen and my fingers busy meanwbiie--shaH
tell itsdarning stockings hut that homely embroidery
fitted well With Herbert spencers genial philosophy and
while gained new ideas about my boys education,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

ExrRAors FROM MRS. BLANKS JOURNAL.


vexed husband this morning receive Sew
Years calls grow more unsocabie every
year and dare say 10 true; bat how help nf The
oloous pitch" the same cid songo stitch stitch sttch
afternoon from Mrs. Bright younger
than aud perhaps preter yet OF
How fresh, handsome
and happy she oosedl How faded and and sad
felt What is the secret of the difference wonderf
Am hard at work, in mIdwiner, upon garments which
should been ushed In the first OF the Little
Ellie st wearing her thin annels because the
older children must be made respectable for school, and
eyerythngat do best yet to be
ALWAYS pursuing my work. able TO overlake It.
Little Ellie sick to night tossing In her sleep hot with fc
feeling sorey that the want Of them has caused her Ill
Yet how could help IT.
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APRIL.

Had spare ticket for the last Philharmonic rehearsal
called Mrs Blank thinking she would like 10 accompany
Found her mp 70 her eyes In plain sewingwoud like
TO dearly, but couldn't possibly spare the ne which
thought very odd indeed Tier family is larger than mine,
her income smaller yet she to have time for
NE simplest recreation One Il tempted TO be nnchaffabe
and ask what the be Meanness bad manage
ment.
Spent hour AZ sewing machine this morning. braid
ing for Charlie Ny husband laughs AZ what he calls
my propensity for hnery But II have weakness II ~ 10
children well dressed. Comfortable and OF
course they always and when clnnakc their little
ments beautiful also, small OF time money where
i the harm Solomon in all his glory not arrived likc'
the lilies OF the ed but not the lilies of the field and
all the other blossoms that God clothed with beauty
apes for us In certain and foi onal
adornmentf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

"A mans WORK Is from SUM- and womans work II
DONE says the old adage But IL the b. wise
enough make herself mistress certain household
fairy whose fingers never weary and out take
word for IT, her toll need the Daylight II is
such pretty little fairy obedicnt all behcsts,
swift and SO sure take fancy To ornament little
Accs frock with biaidnC and To- the fairy fingers fly In
and oat If Me complicated pattern reproducing all us
and angles with mathematical precision. want tucked
skirt and In hour the spaces marked the tucks folded
down, the neat stitches like of seed pearls have
dozen handkerchefs 70 hem and before these mortal fin
gers not clumsy ones ether could have finished single
one, the whole set completed The greatest charm OF
this fairy il that II the faculty multiplying itself
indefinitely so that every may command its services
for her own household And for would dispense
with Injuries for the sake securing such services
If not fortunate TO have them at command
already
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NAY.

great misfortune happened to-day Poor little Alice
her first grief In the loss tiny black and
terrier Jet' by name, who died suddenly this morning
This Ntte creature has her for and she IL
beartbroken at his DEATH Have been trying devise
thing fer her consolation and think will her with
this afternoon when make my donation visit the Church
Charity Foundation.
Found my idea good Alice delighted with our
excursion quite flng In love with the poor old ladies' aud
helpless little orphans at tile Homcn II is her glimpse
info such institution and surprised the INTEL
lgcn child her special
atcationa bNghcycd little thing called Jessie and singu
lay enough nIcknanced 'Je saw Alce's ill upat
sound and presently her little hand into
mine. ~ should like give her something mamma; may
IT, So allowed her to choose book from basket and
watched che presentation which ave at leas. nue.. plea
sure 70 the giyer as the recipient
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Tickets for the concert sent unexpectedly By friend but
husband did como home, unable to them
Tor want Got only this, by OF comfort,
when he return:-Iow could know you wanted to GOT
Yon never go anywhere And what Ii the Of coming
hoe sit alone down stairs when you always stay " Your
Don't blame for your disappointment II Is
your fault Is this true really and am then much
10 blame? God knows II Is not for pleasure that sit
my happness that know him seeking his en- oyment n
not alternative, when has to choose between
lecting ones husband ones children?
Nothing pleasant to record this evening" which H. ALAS
nothing new.
Busy all with my needle too tired and dull 10 welcome
my night very cheerfuliy considered cross In
tempted deserve the title by being so In
reality marriage and maternity necessarily mean very
Takng my daily LIE for example the answer would De pt
affirmative.
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- - .-s,.. nonoholancA t.ana bvsop taa. In
NC, WE pseoss az ns,aa i.eE thr,w IN ,,,,,Is %
!. make nns az. III GO annrgh Ia Ala era ,sas h,
~ .nA. iuc Anu . ~ se hnsss sn ana rsan - ,,s
s aw@y, n-s, , .us ~, 80 Ss.s ahar,ns IN 49,
80 'e.a w, n..e u'iv 49, ~, nssEsss ee ~ -''V"
20 aa pusnnk ns""y aco,r,s.oa borsheads ar 80,
engar h'e lnstn9' ,he,r contsa,s a5paye ,ra m
Hyson, ,s i sn',u s % u ans and hr;cls Ra.s asd
r;ys ~ ~, wer .no pase ~ shs a .n,g ~
could ~, ~ .s ,h, shar, distance dawn
Front fra, ssa 81 c 80 Wall TIVE smoke rn,ns not
bricks and oii ynra 80, o;ha m gat over ar 1hraugh
Retracno nv s,nns nv, ne Wei, ssrss. Th.,
same scenes presrnod .Hiras 10 me- the crowi.,
were mmense ,,ar,s s'as.a.. ,a,.hanta h,okeys
HANGERS ,vo,oen cs,, pos.a. ~, AZ, r,, I,on1 10 ,hn
bottom az Wall street ' sio""" ~ ~ = -"
nassed m, solitary co,rn,. ~ ,,o rxchanoar
nasscd the sh n ~ In. phar ~, r. .rrnad me ,,r
ner Of Broad ret aud a,ta,n,a n ~, S,rec,ion
search tho sn,thycsi n,s- ar IN u "a 49, s,,,o
All Rroad street was cynw,ied VIII eo a. Ill.
carts norcrs and crowds a,,es oo sne
thread INV way down 10 the wharf ~ ~ sv ~. e po
street / could nor do H. From The cn,ra ~ ms
etraot lootiny IN Tho IAN ovor thn hr.,,. ~. ~ "
tion Of William saw nothing bn Hare, aa ~. =,
heaven and nrui,piops cIouds az sp,oto -
IL from a volsnno Emerpng from E,oad 80. " y ,
nm NV narrow si,ee. 10 The I,owng &C., - WI
danos,,ad IN Tho s,da.raks half mior 10 ,0av W.
r,a ,ybnI,, e,roo ,v,s ljnod Clayl. - $50.
around the several piles watch ng hem '''""'A%
went down Wh,,eiaIl slip n was equally cro,,,.,
with rich merchand SO One whole end Of Ale per,er
was covered With tho riches silks sasnets brocades anu
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Celshyated little Helen,s fifth birthday with dolls tea
party. tsfed ten little girls with their dos and gave up
the which passed without
cloud The dolls took tea first seated IN surprising state
round table OF proper proporSons and waited with
great dignity hy their little malnna who had aerw ards
feast heir account Confirmed in my creed that
any outlay time trouble which goes make children
happy is profitable investment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-16

delightful afternoon At the Academy Of Musc-Frank
and Alice with they have been every since old
enough 20 with at all think canno. cnlti-
artistic IN dldren; take pains TO have
mlpe pcsres, statues, hing beautiful
OF teaching them observe and discriminate that they may
enjoy tnags nteieenynot merely for show glitter.
The of my trouble ALREADY; Franks
and ltsns this afternoon (vhou. being
In .ho pggsh unchildikel sensible TO
h5Cl i agreeable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.


HEADoUARTERs Army or THE PoToNAC,
April 1.-The greater portion Of this army
has not been engaged With the enemy TO day,
The time has been occupied in erecting works
on the new line, and repairing the roads con.
Meeting tho different corps
The rains rendered il impossible to move
the wagon trains as fast as the troops advAnc-
ed. One train took forty-eight hours to move
FIVE miles, with the assistance Of one thou
sand men.
Bat through the exertions and persever-
ancs Of officers in charge of the quartermas.
ter and oommissry departments the army
has been almost as we'll supplied as while in
their old quarters.
When the news Of the repulse of Friday
reached here last night, part Of the Fifth
Corps was at once dispatched to ita aid, it
appears that Sheridan was moving on the
road leading to a place called the Five Forks,
about three miles from the Southside railroad,
where two cavalry brigades of Ricketts, Di-
vision, which had been moved out in great
hurry, came down road running from Suih-
erland Station
As Sheridan's cavalry had passed the june.
tion, this movement Of the enemy threatened
TO cut him of He however, discovered his
danger in time to get his command back, with
guy y siiRub loeA, ~ Auo oauit hhio thNiuS
about one hundred prisoners
Both the Lees were present. but one OF
them was at a respectful distance.
On being re.enfored this morning by the
Fifth Corps, the enemy fell back SO rapidly
that their dead, aud many wounded fell into
our hands, as well as those of our own, that
were unavoidably left behind yesterday after.
noon. uH.
The attack made on the enemys liuo in
front Of the Twenty.fourth Corps was Foster 8
division, and about 200 prisoues we're brought
in, the l4sth New York taking most Of them.
Some three or four hundred yards of ground
was taken from them, aud our picket lines
much further advanced
At four this morning this position was as.
saulted, and a few OF our men captured, but
in very short time it was retaken With about
sixty prisoners, and stand of colors. .I A.
Our losses up to the present time will not
exceed 2, 800, while that of the enemy on some
parts of the line, at least was greater than
cur own, but of course the totals can not be
given. u |. fl.i7
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cERTIFIoATE OF AUTnoRITY,
To expire ON the Slst day of January 1866.
oFFIcE oF fHE AUUIfoR OF STATE, 1ssuRANoH DiP'r
-..---- C0LUhRus, QUO, January ", .Is8b.

TO expire on the 8lSt day OF January, 1866.
F oFrIcE oF fHE AUmToR OF STATE, 1ssuRASoH DIP'r,
.t.... COLUMBUS, QUO, January ", 1850.
WHEREAS, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
|SUkANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, IN the
State OF Connect cut has nled in this office q sworn
statement of its condition, required by the rst sec
ton OF the act TO reg Iate Insurance Com panes not
incorporated by the state ol Uho,' passed April &,
1906, aud amended February y, 1861; and, whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that II is possessed Of at Least hundred thousand
dollars oil actual capital invested IN stocks or bonds
or IN mortgages of real estate, worth double tho
amount for which the same is mortgagHd an1,
whereas, said Company has filed in this ONCE wTit-
ten instrument under its corporate seal, si3ned BY
the President ana Secretary thereof, authorizing bny
agent or agents of said Company IN this Stale TO ac
knowledge service OF process for and IN behalf OF said
Company, according 10 the terms Oisad nav.
how. theTeore, IN purs Of the inst section OF
the aforesaid Het. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
Stale Tor Oluo, do hereby certify that said MONTH
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
hartioTd, Gonnecteut, II authorized TO Transact the
business OF Fire Insurance IN hs State until the
thirty first day OF january In the year thousand
eight hundred and sIXty-six.
ISrAMP.l In witness whereof have hereunto sub
lSRAL,l scrlbed1uy name and caused the seal Of my
= fa Office 10 be affixed chs day and year above
written. jas. ID, GOODMAN,
fei0H HliI " it I''' Auitor of State
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Farmers !: ! \ n mechanics Hotel
NEWz9ARRANGEMRNT.

u I.uailN stAHt' ffNtr+
w'AGKI1 ar &1 SEIIRTc-
.YAa is1s not % oiala y 81 la .ls .. ,'....
bSyte a. sp3 I Sops ' by tsr S.S2s sstsuSb sSi q
y tslns ~ iileWe+earned reputation Of his
iThe sefytss 6Il IL, Henry Foster, so wldslyknow
Aiate been Fefaine aas Clerk. .siam. yaii-da
Ihe pst5onAge ylftas former iIiendsls confidently
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

Y,oly sAt E44OQ acres of land, eix miles sonih OF
II Ksntoh Hardin comfy OHIO, lying on 10th des
81 ne cmelhRea afAdf sis'adosky RafgdRdpiaf h6d-
The land ilo3 roinng, aud y umbered wlth asb. ma-
pie walnut, cherry lynn, hickory AZ, has Ass Rsod
springs of water, a yapahle weteT Power on hilyer
hcreas twenty feet head, with ticl creek hotpns.
Only improvements, cabin With about hiteen acre
ciearedf The Mood on the land il cut aud hauled 10
the Tailrosd, Wilipey Tor tlelahd
For terms and Diner paguouars, apply 10 j. Ii
Price, Of W. v. Marquis, Behefontaine, o. ll2ldaW2I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
UNITED STATES HOTEL

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT srsa ON
TI1Hls large aud commodious Hotel has been re
II .FITlED AND REhll RAlSIiliL illIeu ughoat mar
nificentiy with entire NEW FUhNlTlRE OF the iates
etvla without regard 70 tfouble or NfcnFe, TO meet
INC demands of the trayehng public, TO which our
ief |--fl 10 -1ulH4'3 q. q. .sMAolIsH, Pro,r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

fIHE 4EtnHgrsn policies FOR IHFR. for term
4 OF years. hpdOwment policies ana chidi cns l3n-
do@ment. Also, Non Forleitug Polcies, on which no
aymeut is required after ton years.
Five thousand dollars paid on O losses 10 this ety
Within the last six months, bod. #.... "
Among all the contriYances Of inen to protect tho
family cucle rOW waut, can be teuutl more sim
PIE IN llseheracter, noble IN its features csrta
its results, than Lie Insurance ~ ~ the prop which
the dytug husband caves 10 - isl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

Would these ehlldren nave comfortable home, and
the means Of education3 Would tins wife be hdepen
dent OF the cold cmIIleslO Of the WOridR Would this
aged aud feeble parent 10 provided foPG Would my
estate pay my debls1 Would there be no sacrifice o
property by forced sales 6i administrator TO hee
thedemands Oferediturs- sa as madeWhen the mark e
tends downward, and lr prices cannot be re9lizedi'
How few can answer these question 10 thef satisae
toni They fear TO ask them, and cherish the belle
thatthey have long lease Oh lile This iH 10th fool
lsl andcOwardly, The brave man .. -., ..
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39rofessional.
CINCINNATI YENEREAL HOSPITAL,
BptabIished in the Year 1850, Ia

.br.u Betablished in the Year ls5o,.4A
FOR TIE GuRE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control OF two OF the most Eminent
~ l 2 Physicians in the WcnG. '-.i
nR. E, BOAApARTRj rum London and Pats
~ Hospitals, and Tor Tie nast ten OF the Uin-
ase s9 81 NV Y5 Z az o1s once f IL tHbi3' the diy
where psrmnnent cure Of PrSaie, ,DIseates dnn be
diet! GonoIrhosA cured ia ss to forty-twO hours,
elect cured IN three 70 ten day stretuIes ened IN
tvs to SIX days; seminal eBkness cured ~ Two to
eng ht weeks; syphilis IN its primary stsges cured
three days SecopdaGy symptoms m dhel 90 three
weeks; Skin Diseases cured NJ one to three weeks
mpotenoy lvgs rres toIed IN ons ionf weel =. All
diseases oq private nature 'Feslsd with unpArsl'ltd
Dr. Bonaparte's great work on private Diseases
the Private Guide Health, Is hen' heial 10 alt male
and female, odAndy 9nng, should read thus work II
twenty I've cents, sent bya tiinii
llr. bonaparte's French Patent Male Safe II is
perfectly sale, and never fails TO give satisfaction 1t
IS the only safe and sure preyeptye against dsease
5$ baf az seb st per d9 ~ VIZ mai All Es
Bis-Maaame ,LOzlkR's Female Monthly Pills Is a
ae and reliable temedy lor snppretscnk snd ll le-
preanafy, AZ they viii pr dpre miscarriage PIice u
per uo1 IsKtrp fine s5-senl 70 RRY aeoress lG mail
Drs. B. Il Il, are the men 10 conAulti hes AlV un.
qut onAbly acknowledged 10 he the champions ana
kIusa OF yineTe diseases, and the only bpeoih who
reesy ye monthly ePe5's..iIom We 90. moudi ihey
witness The various disease sWhich etilot Bisnhndi
ana 10 watch the progress Through long carer oi
professional sindy Az every sphere OF llit, Ttm nc
anIni 10 abode 0i poverty 10 the mansion Of the
wealthy, snd having aseerteined beyond doubt tho
vast sptieungG 1T blmany they dsislIsineo 10 stleot
the ga erstSe sy stem as their particular study, and
10 doYote their whole attention 40 The alleysuun Of
the diseases Of these hoIssnl lnDe'ens 10 lsteil
postage stamp lall Of address y eiaaI
! ...'-..1 Dras BQNAPABTE a BEiRoLDs,ff'
No. la2 Sycamore sHset istwesn FlIh Ahd SIKH,
east sldes llncinnAtt ohio ,....I .It HTa.hIr
.lOmoe houTE holn 3 a. Al.lo 7. A,L leiI
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@Iothlna...
g1IIINyILLIAM ,wALKEn,

NO .sOl THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared to ac, ,omthodste his customers wits
I every article Of tteHiiemsns wearing apparel Of
We latest elyle Rnd bsst quality! Those who wanl
coats, pants, yesta, ahiris hosiery, hanerchieh
eloyss 6ootg shoes slippers, &e., wall do well &c
I've @ @iIrn afqii mla aal il 3sg 900 W .sl ill anA
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Dayton, Kenla and Columbus Railroad
isR u Ht
CHANGE OF TIME. l1NNNl
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA oo1uMnu

CHANGE OF TIME. i1N'"I
..| .. ......II .IF------ . ~ 4f'".' h."
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trains from Dayton 10 all Eastern CITES.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavih Dayton
i for the East rs follows; Mail 1853 A. NJ. Co
um6us Accommod- ton, coo P, NJ. Might Express,
1904 AM
ARRIVING AT DAYTON.-Eight Express B:O5 A.
NJ Columbus Accommodation, $40 A. NJ. Dayton
Express 5:30 r. NJ, 4
Trans run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
ute9 faster than Dayton time. iaH H.
Through tlcKets can be had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent.
FalI NV. WOODWARD, Supt,
na4 Ua.f. ..lf-l snow Isa Cincinnati, Ohio
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.Sbtrt Hlanufartorp
SHIRT MANUFACToRY


Z liza gsti isiw ys5 si3oq 5di isl
di li1iu % nossss su--aaaa't
.bl.a rgas-li g1l ANDuaL ,h hiO
80 suos .asa.lIsqmsi .1o.9.iIao
Boz 3as5 sa'aloa cd oas
Bo.3 90. diI4s 800 ina swsli iusaih
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OFFICE oF rHE AUDITOR or STATE,

1t ls heceby cert fed, thai the foregoing correct
copy OF the ststeIhentot the Cohdiuon 0i the NOrh
American Fire Insurance pon pany cl Hartford, msue
10 and hled IN tins ONCE for the year 1860.
lsEAL.l witness my hand AMI seal offcslly,
lSrAMP.l JAS h. GOLDMAN,
Auditor oil State