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Certificate of AufhOrity.

To expire on the slst day Of January, 1865.
CFTIcE OF TIE AUDITsR OF STArE0
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 81, 1865
WHEREAS, The TEAMEs FIRE INSURANCE OON-
PANY, located at Norwich, in the state Of Con-
necticut, has fled in this ofice q sworn state.
ment Of lie condition, required by the first sec
tion Of the act "To regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated By the State Of Ohio" passed
April 8, 1855, and amended February Q, 1854; and
whereas, said Company has furnished the under
signed satSactory evidence that It is possessed Of
At least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual
capital, invested in st0ckH or bonds, or in mort
cages Of real estate, worth double the amount for
which shs same IL moItgaged and, whereas, sad
Company has aled in this Office written instru-
ment under its corporate seal signed by the PreSi-
dent and Secretary thereof, AuthoEiEing any agent
or agents Of said Company in this State to acknow
edge service Of process, fer 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, 1, JAHEs Il. GoDEAE, Auditor
Of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
THAMES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of Connecticut,
is authorized TO tranIact the business Of Fire
Insurance In this State until the thirty-nrSt day
Of January, in the year thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six.
STAMP. In witness whereof, / have hereunto
lSeAl. subscribed my name and caused the seal Of
my onice to be stixed, the day and year
above written.
JAS. h. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
~feblS:l9I s. n, FOX Agent
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New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 10 TRAVELERs.


TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays sxceptsd-)
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy as oL15 4.
L.; from Albany at Hudson River Dspot ss $50 4.
T., arriving at New York At $50 ?. n.
AFTERNOON E1PRESS, leaving Troy 1t soc
?. n; from Albany AZ 8:15 P. ~, arriving At New
York at 9s2O ?. n, connecting With express traina
for Philadsphis and Washington City.
Ths Cincinnati Express from BuffAIo eonaoeia
with the $50 Gt Albany for New York By he HAr.
iem Road.
Tor the better accommodation Of the public, ~
rangemenia have been made to run ths trains o9
the Hudson River Railroad 90. and those Of the 3.
Z. and Harlem Railroad 90. ct different hour non
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers viii be Hcketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct 70 New York By the Central
B. B. Co., and all oonnecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson RiVer Railroad %. and %
this %. viii be reoeiyed By either road; and Bagr
gage checked By either Company win Be dsliEsre1
In New York without change Of checks.
Nov. I'd, 1884. 7. A. OHAPIH, BIp't.
FORD d. GRzEN. AdTsrtiElng Agent.
A. B. KMcKEEBooKEE, Agent, Albany. nceGB2
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, lou
OOTurTY oF RENv HAVEN row.

Wells southworth, President, and Henry @. Bige-
ow, Assistant Secretary Of the City Fire Insur
RRce Company, being severaly sHorn depose and say
that the foregoing is full and correct statement
of the arB of the said Company; that the said Insur
ancs Company Is the bona nde owner Of at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of actual cash capital
invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Real Estate, worth double the amount for which the
Is mortgaged; and that they are the above de-
Bcribed officers Of said Insurance. COmpduy.
WELLS SOUTHW0RLH, ,Prest.
HKNRI O. BIGELoW, Asst Sec,y.
[sEAJ.l Subscribed and sworn before me, this s0th
IsTAHP.l JOHN S. GRAVES,
n-- Notary Public.
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OLEVKLAND AND TOLED0 & B
WMTER GRRAHGKHH3. L

On and amer Monday, Oct. Est, Issl Pau.snqsF
1rains WI lsaVe Cleveland e follows (suRdsYB a
5:le A. H.-GHIdAGO EXPRES5.-stops At Rsrsa
GEnfson. 0bsrfin, Wakeman, EorWalk, nonroes
vile. Be1sYues glyde. Fremont and ElmOFo,
ana arrives At Toicdo g u 5 ?. H. Ohiuago at
1ao P. M.-WESTERH MAIL.-stops Ct al staEionH
on sontharn DtviIion, and arrives Ct Tolodo =
III chicago at 5: As A \. and Dstroit =
l:IO p. n.-HoBTHIRH 1Au.-ssoys At Al n.
tons On HerthsTn DiFiEion, and Err1Yo e Ss1u
duBhy ae J:ID P. n.
l0S9 2. M.-HIGHT EXPRE5S.-Ssoru At Gralkoa
HoEWAik, 4onrosFille, Clyde and Ersmonk and
arrives IS Ioledo At 3:3h A. 4. OhicATo e ll;11
P. \. and Detroit at 6 90 A. 4.
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OHttEaI.

Practical and scisntic optioisn, teepS the large,
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city. Bel
ing an old establishment, and having been extent
lively patronised, he has the confidence thsth
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pu
Lie fsVors. AL his speotscles Of the best quAltf
Of crystal glasses ground under his own inSpeotion
In Al cases curing weakness, dizziness, and impart
Ing strength for long reading and nne sewing. Arr
tinciGl eyes inserted without pain.
3OFFIOE-l30 suPerior-Es., hrst door from the eel
trAnos the American Hotel.
- Beware Of travellers claiming TO BE- Mr.. Solo.
caonson or his AgsnS. iulyal
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nR. LUDLUM'S Specific
CUBES
G0N0RRHEA, GLEET, &C.,
And all the DiSeaSes ofthe

ORGANS OF GENERATION,
In shorter time than any other medicine discov-
cred. The cure iH permanent and strengthens the
diseased parts.
Price 81 per box, sent free by mail on receipt Of
the money.
LORD & ShITH, Wholesale Agents, % Lake
street, ChioSgo. STE0NG 4 ARMSTRONG,
wholesale Agents, Cleveland, -.....----
AHERN ROBINSON,
dec3l:B9dStWk Sole Propristors. Cincinnati. .
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1OO DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or SpermattOFrh6a, elect, &C., and
EHPOTENCY CURED,

AAkOA1MO1 ODAAAOa
AFrER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York Oity, viii pay one hundred
dollars for the proof thst he fails to the
RboVe-nAmed diseases He win pay the saIne Gum foF
the proof that any other Physician In the United
Btstes treats the same diseases with equal success.
Amer many year. Of Iaborioua study and eTPorenoe
Or. Gibson Is happy in being able TO announce 70 the
ment for
THE SPEEDY AED PERMANENT OURE
q the above, and also al CONTAGIOUS diseases Of the
Reproductive Organs, with AL bad effects srising
tnererom, including General
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
He has succeeded in curing cases In this CITY, some
styled physicians who profess to treat All private
naladles with success, and without receiving the
DR.. Gibson docs not boast that he Is q member Of
some College In London or Paris, as perhaps soma
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never to be real
Lied. But what Dr.. g. might boast Of "a this, that
nc s aole 70 give entire satshcton 70 those who re-
pose confidence In his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris,
OF seminal weakness, and ali diseases or dsrangs-
ments, both mental and physical arising frem sexual
Or. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all lthers yet discovered
and nr1t,, the agents used n no respect disagree
able; be uEes relics Of the dark ages, such Me
onry, any other deleteriOus drug; secondly, no
restrictions In diet OF business Is required thirdly
his treatment 8 positive and certain in al cases He
stands prepared 70 go into any pnbo private hos
pitAl IN the United States and demonstrate the iE
mense superiority Of his new treatment any 9TH
now known TO the world in point Of nromptness,
psrmanenoY, mildnes sa1sty and conVsnSenoe % tns
pstlant-
DR. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past i've years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes of Treatment. References can be given
TO individuals Of the first respectabiliy in Cleveland
Boston, New York aud other cities, in regard to
skill and integrity IN all professional tranBacton5
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, ScrofulR, all Diseases Of
th Urinary Organs and all Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
30 Medicines ssnt to any part Of the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
DE-: Gibson's New York on Physiology for sale at
DIR. GIB SON,
PROFESSOR OF ELECrROPATKY AND MEDIGNEs.
Ofce-lIs Seneca street, few doors from Superior,
up stsiTs, opposite the City Hotel.
BB-Ohice hours from TO L and from to O'Clock
Daily Sundays excepted ianH
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ 1O1An NOI1OGs
Being very desirous Of cleaning o1t the balance
Of my stock in the shortest time possible, viii for
the next thirty days offer all the Goods in my store
at REDUCED PRICES. There will be found In
the stock: Irish L inens, White and Brown Table
cloths, Napkins, Ladies and Gents Handkerchief,
hne Bed Blankets, best quality Black Silks, Dress
Goods Elannes Of all descriptions, White Jaoon-
etts, Mullins and hAiDsoOks, Infants En- mbroidered
Waists, CsmbTic and Swiss Trimmings, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Velvet Ribbons, Balmoral Skirts,
Broche and Woolsn Shawls, with Q large Aasort-
ment fOtbeI goods, small wares, 80. Many goods
for the purpose Of selling out, will bs offered ct
merely nominal prices PerGons wishing to buy
Dry Goods will save money by calling at the sub
scIibers store, and merchants will ind this an sx-
celsDt opportunity Of TepleniIhing their stock ct
less than Eastern prices. 8. HYMAN,
Jana Corner supeior st. and Public Square.
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VUMMINGS s JENNYS Manufact1-
N-yreFs of Grand, Square, and Cottage UpriRht
..--.- 80 PLANO FOKTES, --H
--r- 30. 726 BRoADH4I, NEW YORK.
Each instrument warranted i've years. 1.-
at Wholesale and retail 25 per cent. less than the
game class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers will do we'll to examine our Instruments,
~ ssaa fsF . sAtaloENS, isSefa0l
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2athvans.
A OnDGRRAT WRsTERE
~ RAILWAY.
Fan and winter AFFan ement.

Fall and Winter AFRan ement
Zdbes Effect Monday, November zsth, 1854.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK. IL
t'DAX ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (sundAys except.
Dinner1 Salamanca ct 6:65 P. NJ, (Sl ,epiRg CaEHl
and New York at l:10P. H
''HIGHT ExPREss," leaves Cleveland (saturdsga
exoOpted,) at s:l5 ?. n, sleeping Cars attaohsA,)
arrives at MesdYille at LEO A. n, saIAmanes at
l:50 A. n, and New York at 1880 T. \.
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Total Asst, of The Company.
III. LIABILITIES

The amount of liabilities, due or not
due, to Banks and other creditors...... 2,Il
(For Reinsurance, S43, ,SS1 SOY
waiting for Iurther pToof................., $50
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Rnst. .0tfite Eine.EahIe.
1896. Winter Arrangement lS0l-s.
EOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS,
At TIE ...f r-+--.,
OLRVRLAED POST-OFBIOR

coEHEHoEG HOLIDAY, 0CToBKR 3lsf, 1Sd&.
- Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
- AL AAiIl 0loss one hour before departure
trains. -...-, --
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ZaIIEnHGa.
0IlVKLAND 8 RR1 RAILRoAuI
WHITE ARRAHanW.

lsao. WIaTER ARRAuaULEE, ~
On and Aasr Hoaa.ys OF. M. ~ p.-.,.-,
Trains VIII rlh e bloWI, Oan1a71 S.lc--1'SIlf
LEATB OLNVHL,kHDs
SD 4 M.-DAY EXPRES5 TRAIE-sto--aar a
WliSughby, Palle1Eilla. Madison, ,GansT1 ArS.
ta6ula, 0onnealt and 6lrard only, and arTiTs q
Eris sf In ?. E.s Dunkirk $50 :. n, Bzfai5
t:ls P. M..oiEOIEEAW ExPREss-s.u--anr. a
RAinsSgillo, Aahtab1la and GlraFd only a13 a.
~ ss Hrtes 20 ?. H. Dnnkirk - p H. Bl6
i;s0 M.@aAiL AID AOOoMnopA1ToH-
s.SggII SSggIi3s Gt Al stations and huiTS e &E5 q
$40 p 9.-NIeHT EXPRESS TRAIH-Ssonusnrs a
a-H9tl1es Aanaabula and GirArd only, and
-,a''7 = - - g n:40 A. n, DunktIk %
LEAE1 RRIR
30 4. M.-5l9A1 ExPRlss TKAIH-EtcuuIa4
At Girard, AGht1b1lA and PainS1Ifii. e1Ir I-5,4
Arrive at glsEellEd e % A. ~
6j3l a. IL NAIL AND AOoOuHODaFIOW
TakAilh55SsoPgi e An stations and AfIS q
l0.l5 A. n.-TOLEDO EXPRE RESS-5toVrfna a an
EtatiSag except SWanYlIle, eaybrcok, On3crfHia
Perry, Mentor and Wioklt1s, and GExiTo1 as
s:s5 ?. M.-DkY ExPRHsS TRAIH-stoR-lnr = ,
Girard, oonneAut, AEhtabuls, GengEs s PAi1Es-
vile only, and Arrives n Cleveland e = ?. H
Second Gas uaz1 ars r11 o. ~ thFoaEA
All he trsfna RolnE westward connect e UsFolaRa
Hise tzains for Toledo, ChicaEos oplEmbllI Onel1s
naqs Indianapolis, ST. LOuiB, &c.s and Al thro1gd
Hains going eastward, connect as Dt4krk Wlt1 ~
EaA1s q ne New York Erie Rallroad, 1e4 g Bl!s
55ea 3oEk Oly kaiiroad1 for New LoEk1 A1DafE
y 1osssoa; saEaFA EalI 80 and e Ars Win zalnl
49, Day lxlre1s A4st and Wegk cclloe1 g
9tr4rd With TfAins On Erio 3 PittsburEh Rallroad
oF 4dneIEllei 4eadEllel Ja1egeoWns -.
r--.,, -. n AO11A6dAAs BzB6
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ansnranEE.
q FA4BN BsN FfTaVEFTF /
~ --- OF III

Condition OF the Thames Fire Ingur.
-ance Company,
On the slSs Day Of December, 1885, made to the Au-
dtor Of Ohio puruant to the Statute Of that State
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company 10 the THAMES FIRn
ISsuRLScE COMPANY. and is located at HOrWlch,
ID Conn.
fs CAPITAL.
The amount oEitS Capital Stock Es.... $500 900 %
H 90 paid up 100000 10
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CONNECTIONS,

Connections ara made at honrosViIls With ths gsRi
duHky, MA1Gheld 3 Newark B. 3; ct Clyde with -
5and1aky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati r. r.; at Frar1ouf
with the Fremont Indiana B. B.; and as Tolsdd
With the Michigan Southern Northern Indians an1
Toledo 3 Wabash Railroads for OhicaQo, Dstrofk
Jackson, loIt Wayne, LogAngpor4, Lafayefte, Oaira
Alton. et, LOuiI, and Al points West. Northwest Al
Southwest
Trains arrive In UsYeland from Toledo nnd ~
Wsst Is 9:2o A. X, 2:55 ?. n, and $50 p 4. FroD
OlsFelGnd, Oct, a. I8sf.
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BnuspriM.
AND HAZE WoRA.

WIGS AND HAIR W0RA.
VI. D US NEW EsTABLIBH[EIIs
THE LARGEST u TH STATE.
Oh WIa nsNhG RRD LADIES' HliA DRESsIE1
80 PUBLIC soUARE.
EHAnafActuEsr Of al kinds of WIGS holudiag
ths celebratsd
THU SION WF0GE1
that 90 rs1smbles nature - 70 defy the 6losUIs
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stoek q
LONG HAIR, Drought By the propristor non
Europe, for SWITCHES and BRAIDS-thO 6nsI1
assortment sTer seen In this oity.- - =
Ladies' Front Pieces and Half.Wiggi
In sVsrY styls, VITA Al improIsnsAtl.
s1T5 OF 0URLss nads from EFOnnh HatuEAl
Oarled HEir ,guaFantsodl
EUGHHH DOUBLE and ERIPLM BoHS,
WATERFALLs, g.,
E1ads By Che advertiser equal % tho.e imported.
Ladies' BrAid5 made into any kind Of HsAd-DrosI
or Bow without Injury to sEitah.
LADIES HAIR DRESsIHG IN The most prevail
hgana fahioHAble Etyles.
oIAH work warranted e. Esprsssntos
hot and OoLD BATHS At al houn- dodD
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Total Liabilities.

". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
one CIV
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules to be insured in any one oity,
town or No
The greatest amount allowed to Be In
sured in any one block, ordinaTily...... TO-
The amount Of its Capital or earnings
deposited in any other State, as secur-
ity for losses therein No
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MENT
~ or THE
Condition Of the City Fire Insurance
Company
On the hrst day Of January, 1885, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 20 the Statute Of that
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is "City Fire Insur.
anoe Company. and Is located at New Haven, Stste
Of Connecticut.
I. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock 500 900 90
paid up. 10000 90
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NLEYELAND, OOLONBUS . CINs
OOINHATI AILRoAD,
1S62-6. WINTER ARRAHGHKEHE. IBoS-E.

| OLEVELAND, COLOlIBUs q OTN.
OOINNATI AILRoAD, -
lS6S-6. WINTER ARRAHGElEEEE, BoG-6.
lat FrAin--s:05 A, H.-OIHOIEHAFI HxPRHss.
apptng at Grafton, Wailingtol, HsW Io7.
dShelb5, 0re5tlide, Gall5n, Gilsad Oar.
eon, Ashley DslAWarSs DsHls CsntEs an5
ID TrGln-3:4S P. M.-ACOOmaopATIoE.-
s al stations lEd arrives IN Oolunbn1 n a 81
?. NJ Cincinnati 50 A. n
d IrntnB-l03 90 2. .m.-HTGHT REsE-7ko-,s,-
= 9Iafsoot Wellington, New London sbSi67
SLsSttiass 5aHon, Giieads Oardingson nd Dsfs
Trains iSarS CeIunbu. at s.loand lnasa. s.,a,,
4lI.e at OieVeiAnd 90 A. H. and B:so ?. a
OOUHEOTIOHgt
9-saps s--5ana NY 4Angheld Newark RaI7rcai. a
=. S1.anaalslo, nj. Vernon. Newark. 1aaoITfiS,
OEsEtlinS- PlttsburEh, Fort WHyns . Csie.zO R.n.
Eoaas FOREST. Uppsr sandusky, D6lphoS Linas,
4oE MAEnes LaRorte, Ohioago, &c-, Hals and
-ss ~ ~ Z, l9Allnelqs Moogtnr, Ha1silon, %.
atAlSon and allsfDnt tane Railroad Lima for faFioa.
oeleloD tatle. Sidney, Unioa, Huncis. Indian.
RoIl-s Terre HAuee, ginlennsg, ETanITfn1s
r,.,.4oon 4oon lille Cairo ST Louil, -.
with bprlngneid Branch for SDrlnedad
Soiaa4D 'sl-LlStlo Miami Columbus, and Xaola
g.HilroAd, foE Xenia, Dayton, 1ndisnSroii1
caue Hauts, st. Louil, MorroW, LCTa1and- and
C1nc1nnet. and with the Ohio and Ml1TII7fT-f
6olro1d at Cincinnati for LouilViIle. EVa1T.
vile 0a.ros Sc. LouiS, and al PoinE on ths
Cdanbls-CsntralO Ohio Railroad for Eswsrk. z..,,.
WIS., hheehngi a.; Columbus, PiQua . IN
Jana katlroad for Piqua, urhanh, =.
Tor Tickets 70 al points and iniormation aRnRy
g ne Passenger Station, and At Union TickEt OloS
= Cleveland Oct n isel 6uIs-i1f,ads,e
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@gnsifaI austrnmtHts.
HORACE WATERsl
aRElF HUSICiL ESTlBLIsHMEET,

-. No. AsI BrOadWay, n. z. 81
EIGHTY New Pianos, Melodeona, HArmoniumB.
Alexandra and Cabinet Organs, at Wholesale and
Betail. Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS at
great bargains, prices from $50 10 soc. New I
Octave Pianosi $3.50 and SS76 with Carved Legs
and Mouldings, $500 and upwards. Aelodeons Sss
TO $3.50 --s- .-- e-r-- rHT----- c-~-a9
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STATE or CoHsRcrIcUT,
County Of New London. sS'
Amos W. Prentice, President, and BENZ. B. Whit.
temore, Asst sOo'y Of the Thames Fire Insurance.
Oo being seTeraly sWsTn, depoEe and say, that the
foregoing is full, tTus and 'Irsct statement OF
the AhatrrB Of said Company; that the said Insur-
ance Company Is the bona hde owner of at least
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual Cash Car
ital, invested in Stocks and Bonds IN Mortgages
on ReAl Estate, worth double the amount for which
the sameis mortgSged; and that they are the above
described o1lcers Of said Insurance Company.
AMOS W. PRENTICE, Pres't
B. B. WHITTEMORE, Ais't sec'V
Subscribed and sworn before ms, this 3Oth day Of
January. A. D. 1865.
LEWIS Z. STANTON,
lStamp Justice OF the Peace.
3 0TTIoE OF TEE AUDITOR OF STATE
OoLUHBUs, ONO, Jan. 81, 1885.
II Is hereby certified, that the foregoing is cor
rect copy Of the statement ofo nditon oftheThames
Fire Insurance Company Of Connecticut made to
and hled in this Office, for the year 1865
Witness my hand and seal officially.
tSEAL JAS. Fl. GOODMAN,
lsTAHP.l Auditor Of State.
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SYM PTOMS:

SYM PToM
The symptoms Of Catarrh, aa they generally ap-
pear, are st hrst very Eight. Parsons find they
have q cold, that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive 70 the changes Of temPeratuTe.
In this condition, the nose may be dry or . slight
discharge, thin and herid, Afterwards becoming
thiok and sdhssive. AHthe disease becomes chronic
Che discharges are increased In quantity and
chasged IN quality; they are now thick and heavy
and are haYked or coughsd on The Hscretions are
odeasive, causing bad breath the voice Is thick
and nasal the eyes are weak; the sense Of the
Gmsn il lsssened or destroyed deafness frequer ty
takeI plsce. Another common and important
tyHptom Of Catarrh Il, that the person Is obliged
% clear his throat in She moEniRg Of thick or
shiny mucus, which ERs ALLEN down from the head
during the night. Whsn this takes place the per.
son may Be sure that his disease Il on Its way 70
the lungs, and should lose time In arresfng Il.
The abovs arc biJss Of de many catyTh sTHPtozas
a single Bottle viii last q MOnlh-tO
be used three times y Day.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

WHY IS IN? Our merchants evident
ly forget the advantages and general
benefits of trade. 1t appears to be all
talk and no cider. Why do they not
establish 'change hours in good earn
est? The Merchants Exchange is the
proper place to put on record what our
merchants are doing. Outside sales as
a general thing are not known. When
competition is excited, trade must revive.
Therefore sustain your board of trade by
meeting on Change, aud do big bust
hess, not trifle like hncksters. Show
some mercantile consideration for the
organization which has been started,
and keep up the animus of mercantile
appearances, if nothing more. Meet on
change.
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ducements in order to close business by
the 18th inst His stock consists of hats,
caps, stationery, segars, perfumery,
combs, brushes, cutlery, pipes, cotton
and thread, and other necessary and
useful articles too numerous to mention.
This is a fine opportunity for the trade
to obtain bargains at unprecedented low
rates. The store fixtures will also he
sold at bargain. Remember f. Colts
berger's, Is, Main street, head of Market
square, sign Of the big hat.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK, DECEMBER 10.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer Dictator, IstItlis, Baltimore.
Steamer Hatteras, Parish New YORK.
Steamer Morgan, Couch, New York.
DECEMBER H.
Steamer Thos. Kelso, Russell Baltimore
Steamer Waren0ck, Moore, Murireesburo.
Steamer Virginia Snyder, Philadelphia
Steamer City of Richmond, Silnalan Richmond
Steamer Eolus, McCarrick, Ch"rrystone.
DEPARTURES.
DECEMBER 10.
Steamer Albemarle. Bourne. New York.
Steamer George Appold, Hpwes, Boston.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
DECEMBER H.
Steamer Dictator, Ian,lis, Baltimore.
Steamer Thus. kelso. Russell Baltimore.
Steamer Eolus, McCarrick, Cherrystone.
Steamer NJ. Martin. Livingstone, Richmond.
Schooner William Honey, spanett, New York.
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ADVERTISE IN THE New AND RELI-
ABLE CITY DIRECTORY. We say so too,
but patronize men who are identified
with our community aud interests, no
itenerants who are here TO day and away
tomorrow. Col r. w. Whipple, as II
man of enlarged business qualifications,
has made every arrangement in connee-
ton with getting out a directory, there
fore our citizens would study their own
Interests by patronizing home industry,
and not itcnerants. Remember.
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Too Proud TO WORK. A lady friend
of ours living near Smitlfield, d sirous
Ofhiringa cook, and preterring II colored
servant, was informed that il was very
possible she might be able to get one by
inquiring at the old warehouse, on
Commerce street, which of late has been
turned into q tenement institution. Al
girl named Lovy was sent for to come
andsee the lady. Lovy made her appear
ance, muncllinga piece ofeorn dodger,
dry as saw-dust. Her wardrobe was eX-
ceedingly limited and very stringy, and
the lady naturally supposed that if it
was any body in the world that did Wdnt
ac0rk that person was Lovy. Oh no,
she would not go to Smithlield, dat was
in de country, she warn't gwaing dar,
no how and sides dat she wood make
no gagements till after Christmas. We
thought-well. Send along your emf
grants.