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The greatest amountinsured in any one risk s4OO 900
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules to be in
sured in any one city, town or villsge-No Rule.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured nauv one
block-No Rule
The amount deposited In any other State as security
for losses therein, slsoOo Deposits required in Ohio
herewith made.
STATE OF New YORK, CouTrT OF New YORK. ss
James W. Otis, President and r. W. Blocker Secre-
tary of the North American Fire Insurance Company
being seVeray sEorn deposs and that the foregoing
Is full true and correct statement Of the affairs Of the
said Company that the said Insurance Company Is the
bona de owner of at esst One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars of actual Cash in Stocks and Bonds
or IN Real Estate worth double the amount
for which the fame is morgagd and that they are the
above described officers Of said Insurance Company.
J. ". OTIS President
r. ". BLEECKER, Secretary
Subscribed sndsw before me- this 6th day OF Feb
ruary, 1865.
CSsall THOS. L. ThORNELL,
Five Cent Stamp Com'r for Ohio in New York
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR oP SIArgl
COLUMBUS, o., February 7tb, 1866
II Is hereby certified, thst the foregoing is correct
copy Of the Statement Of CoDdiiOn North Amer
icsu Fire Insurance Company New York made to and
fled in this Office, for the year 1856.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
lSesl1 JAS. H. GOODMAN,
CStamp.1 Auditor of State.
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1mnsements.
IRVING HALL.
Il The BATEMAN CONCERTS.

MILE. PAREPAs GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. %,
CARDPnor 10 Nile Parepas departure for Europe, shes
Tour in the West and East Of unprecedented extent and
biancy Mr. Bsensn, the urgent solicitation Of many
Mile Paepas admirers and individual tribute to hes
unfsng prompness in the discharge ardsous daties
to her devotion which hes refused the public nothing and 10
her Unable qualities not merely the great singer whom
We have ali been willing 10 recognize and appreciate but
the obisug lady whom fw have been permitted to know
begs 10 announces that be viii tender her
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT
70 take psce Irving Hall the proprietors Of which esa
hshnent have kndy volunteered its this OCCASION
Miie fAItEPA viii sing and aria, All Perfdo,"
beetnoveni SONG My long hair Is braided" Amber WITCH
Song," by Auber.
Mis- MARIA SEOUIN her first appearance, afr "nsoavs
Mozart.
Nh S. C. CAMPBELL win sing air from " I'm Bsllo IN
Maschers and Duet from Rose Of Ca,tle' with Mr. T. Sc.
guiD.
Mr. F. sEGUlN will sing ADJUST from Rose Of Castle'
Mr. s. b. MILLS plays two Solos on the Piano
Mir J. LEVY, cornet Hungarian Fsntasien and T.ust
Waltz.
Nj CARL ROSA violin. Faniasie Caprice Vie uItemps and
"I II Troya'ore," Rosa
Leader IN the Orchestra under the direction Of HERR CARL
ANSCHUTZ
Admission 81 Reserved Seats 80 cents ertrs.
Seats be secured this morning Beer Suhrnsrs No
FOL Broadway; Root Anthony's, No. 81 Nasssust
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

ROAD-On and after Monday. Jan. l. 1876 trains for Al.
bsny aud Troy connecting wi Northern aud WeeTn trans
will leave New. Y orb a. follows:
1850 M via Hudson River Railroad, IT, i.eth a. and
Teph.ave. connecting with trains for North trd West
10 n via Hudson River Railroad connecting Win Moth
EN- aud We.;ern trains. - -
a m via Harlem Railroad Twenty sIih IT. and Fourth
ave connecting with trains for North and West
3s5 via Hudson River Railroad, connecting al Troy
win train for Montreal with sleeping csra attached
il5p IT, via Harlem Harosd. connecting ri Albany WIN
We.rrn trains sud a., Troy with r. end ;. and T. and
road. for points NORTH. with sleeping-cers attached
D. m HGdson River Railroad sleeping cars rom Ne"'
York TO Bsfso and Supeuson Bridge without ehsnfo Also
10 Montreal via Saratoga This train runs on Sundayt
10 o. m via Hudson River Railroad. with sleeping cars az
sched connecting q. Albany snd Troy with morning usn'
for North and West - 49, . .,
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave

T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave
IL Jsmesslip. Nev-York. as follows:
800 m CTeenpor Mail stopping at ali SslionA
III 90 H.. for syosse-
3oop m Ysphsnt Express and to GrseDpoh on Saturdays
800 D. IA. SyosSet Express.
$500 =. IN. for FarmingdAle.
Trains for Rosyn and Glen Head esve at 300 m and
400 2. m, changing at Mineoll-
SUNDAY Excur,ion Trains leave Hunters Point At 100
r. WHITE, Superintendent
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Cypress Co nip anies.

CHANDLERs NEW EXPRESS - From
u Magnolia PIKE County. to Homssvile county Seail
Pife County. Mi's.. tn-wtsty.
From Magnolia 10 aud Liberty county seA'l
Ani.s Com y, Mis-, tFi Secs.y. - .
FROM Lb~uy 90 truisvlc and NoodVihe tcountI ses'h
VI kinson County seml.~eeky.
win oppy .u6.snern e,dns At OF IA The yeiny any
of the stations Ae New or Jackson znd Great North
r RAILROAD s7u'hsrn Railroad and Issssppi Central Rail
rosa. aud Ilon.sy.e J.cksonwood. Liberty, Crnievs,
M,odYl~ Monticello fcHuuty sra) GSan fcoGnty seHr1,
Pine e,c.. with tho sswOTcans' Mobile, NessbaTg
JaeIson and Meridian =, - -. -.
DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
lsinz above, vii attend 10 recording deeds, col
lcctius. etc. . .
-rnt chandsrs ETprcss Magnolia Miss, VIII be prompt
~ f0fw kri.1.
inil ~. Mail Roa,~. md PCS; Ocss r-.tsbl.bed.
w mail and pay postage Letters nom the above place. 10
the Magnolia Poet Ohic-.
Ps.ss. non AasnoHA,o Liberty...............foo 90
Letters. T. :. posfas~ psd. ...........-..:.. 40
N~SsraP-fs End tifcu 49, L. :. po.ias" paid.
supcraous AID a1yrf'is~eut. Tor country papcrs re-
eslred hy J. BENZ CHANDLER.
No. ~ CsTunis a.
New .eans. Is
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Amnsemenis.
WINTER GARDEN.
trHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES not ADVERTISE IL
TUE SEwY HERALD)

Lessee and Mr. w. Smart
stage Manager j. W haney
Mr. Stuart begs to announce that on
TONIGHT
M EDWIN BOOTH
win appear IA bis great role Of
HAMLET
The piece VIII be presented with the 'ins endes1or az last
combine spendo Of production with historical cor.
and by strictly pictorial arrangement OF the
ordinary stage resource and by the fidelity
and superior execution Of the several means OF scenic %
Sion TO the spirit Of the play into the most minute
details and thus advance the drama branch OF na9nAi
atrr and art All the have been refreshed and re-
newed and have beea added give perfection to
the picture.
Every effort has been made place the well known types
Of character in the hnds beshed ussn theu and with
this vew, IN addition to the regular company engagements
have been made with
Mr. Charles Barron, II. Taylor c. Kembe Mason. w. A.
Donaldson Miss Ellie Gernon aud Mr. Watkins. who appear
each night IN conjunction with Jes-rs. T. Dyou w. J.
Andrpws H. Blau5 J. L. Dounely. w s. Burroughs Decker
Kins Eas.on, Miss Andrews. Miss Hogan. SC.
Doors open a, e.; Overture at 1920
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
GRAND BOOTH MATINEE
EVERY WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY, 2fh.
The public are most urgently solicited NOT to purchase
tickets nom spectators IN front Of the gate
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Dffau 6tfaulfrs.
-----w We. FARGO 4 Co,

s-~--~ oxucE OF WELLS, FARGO %, r.
oIIs1. fxPREss AND ExoHAS9H Co|
fsrYoRx AND CALI No 9. BRoADwAr NEW YORK;
SHIPPERS Of TEE sa6! to 59s ggs9i:d
- are prepared 20 iec qsrr,orv Sandwich Islands Zen
pa N,vss. .ns Wet Coast South america q, freight
hl Amenos .-a1v AZ our Office, No * btoSu""'' "
Y" s.i fjoi Of Csnal-si A.. r ...b month; those
ste:mssr y" ~ sunday on preceding saturday
tsts' iAnns ssft received on dsy o. silhs:; c.t.t
S,tS must be delivered On dS %d 81 Broadway
s Of ans % s ~ viii be soHi by each amer ah0
n 80 al ~ p N. on al ng Gsy'
~ hars will close a. ~ "a latter has will
sOnTeneRes Of oi ny Hotel aad the dock foot Of
knGl-st Iii he on sale at The once o. the
kot ,..,.h "a ms. be In Government enVeF
spes go Can francisco FOR sale
Ts,csrsphie transfer Of money -'0
-. -, on West Coast. 49,.
California Coupons WELLS. FARGO Go.
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ana Fourh-sys Entrance Oh rwentyseventh-sI
TRAINS LEAVE HEw.Yohk;
For NewHsven 100, 800 (EI) n30 a. IN. IL lS tkr,l
100 QI.,1 345, 40 and 600 OK, ly. m.
For Bddseport 100 400 Oil lilo m 12lo tErJ
400 OIL AS, 80 and 500 (EI..l ..
FOR Milford and Stratford. 100 II 20 IN 3tS 3d. m
For fairfield Southport and wepors 100 iLSos Ia ~
tJp
900. (EI.J 34s, 40 $50, 800 Ell D. IN.
For Dsr.n, 40, $50 ll.J0 a m. ;345, 40 $50 p
For Greenwich 100 go l3O m. as 40, 500 pm.
For stamford, 100 200 (EJ1 $50, ll30 u lIle ttIJ
400, EI) q, 80, $50, go 800 tEL D. ~ ~ oao n 2,
For fort Chester and intermediates stations IV0 wv ii''
= Ia. 3.+3, 49, $50, $50 100 p. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS. -.
FOR Boston, via Springfield e0o IA. tEx 800 (EL,lS"
p.
ror BoTton, via Shore Line, I21s, Wx..) e.Oop IN.
For Hartford and Springfield, GOe (ErJ IT'D, 1D'
HI.,D 500 .. m.
For Connecnct River Railroad. 90 (Ex,) l2l3p
10 Montreal 800 p. M. 70 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence aud Fhkin Railroad eco tEL
q ~ illj p m
For New Haven. New London and stoninEtOa Rslrssd'
400 a M. 2l5. 800 900 2. N.
For Canal Railroad. 2.l5 o. IN to Northampton
FOR Housstonic Railroad, Ba IN.
Ior kauasfuck Railroad, aOJs m, 800 o. IN.
For DInbury and korwSk Railroad, 100 go a. m, Az
y.
JAMES " AQyG ssnk
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CRIE RAILwAY.-Trans leave Depot foot

IRE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
IL Of Chsmbe va PsvoaIa Ferry;
Day Express for tEandzigoe. Rochester bufdo.
Salamanca snd West Connsc,sst BuhHio WITH Lake Shol.
TTuak Railway sud At Salamanca attn Atlantic
aud Greet Weston N6WGy. - -,
$50 a NJ Min Gnd Wsy Train. daily, 20 OdsTile.
10 A "a Exprsss Mail Tor Buffalo. ha4sinalca and Dun
XIX connecting with LAX. Shore aud Atlantic and Ofesi
Western Rsilvsys
IN Wsy Train. for Port Jcrvis and Ne~bur.a.
b. M kigf Express for CanGndsisuA hoehs'ier buiaia
Salamanca ard West -
Ter Fgaso Sslsrsncs Dnntiik. and Meet Connect. At
Buaso witt Lac Shore And Grand Trunk Railway aud at
gslsmsnea with Atlantic and Crest Nelien Railway.
Sp m EnizTsu TTin, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
ALA '"' HUGH RIDDLE. Cent supt, SewYork
WV 4. BARR, 0eni Pass Agent, Newiofk >
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" ALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Mana GER MIR. LESTER WALLACE
tTHIs ESTABLISHMENT ApvERTIsE rHl
sEw-YokK HERALDl

Open az "A O'Clock. Beginsata
HENRY DUNBAR.
THIS EVENING
and Every Night until further notice,
the Drams by Tom Taylor. ESQ., founded Miss Brsddon's
celebrated novel entitled
HENRY DUNBAR,
Or. The OrTcAsr.
MUSIC has been composed expressly for the Piece BY hr.
Molenhauer. -
SCENERY painted by Messrs. Isherwood and Msedsr.
Characters BY Ale..rs j. w. Wslack, Charles Fishef
Young George Holland Norton, g. T. Rinasod. O. Browne,
Wilhsmson. Grahtn. Pope Ward, Misses Mary Cannon,
Madeline Henrques and lone Burke.
Notwithstanding the demand for seats 70 witne: hs
above erraordnsry srd succeu Dsna the Manager Ia or
to carry Of VARIETY which has already
been advertised will shortly produce sheesns great Comedy
Of the RIVALS and Bouauls charming Comedy the iklsh
HEIRESS
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Goparlnersbip Nollrcs.

EYRUS A. SMITH. late Cashier of 1.-THE
" lMrOBTFRs' AND TRADERS NATIONAL BAhh,'
8. t. diy admitted paEeI Ia our louse uo arm name
rem lining = h.fr;ofr-
New oh. Jan. y, 1850.
b. " DEVOE 4 Co. Nos III Fa'ion and ~ Ann-s,,
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TOR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAN
Il AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.-Fafe - IL.
curson tickets good foT days. s9 Onsfd after JAN Af
1861 frota Pier No , North River, l2.l3 p kJpress
line through Camden IN hour Passengers for Bsrncgat
1uckerton. Hsnmonon kgg HsTbor City Se VII lals tn.
thin A,4 o. ma line arriving 10 Camden ct
II p N. FREIGHT for Camden Nineiand Gc Will be sk'n ei
Camden The same night w. s. sNEDBS. Superintendent.
J. n BILLINGS, Agent, Pier No. 3.
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HEw YORK Oe,. 2. 1858
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed have THIS BAY entered into parnen.hlp as
COMMISSION MEECHASgS ADD dealers Ia fiogT, Orain.
Mrsi .te under tLe nam. u FORDIIAM Thu RSrON
WADF JOIN NJ FORDHAM,
OEO. w. THURsTON,
EDGAR WADE,
NEw-l DIX, Jan. ,, 1850.
ctle, 4 hereby given thtt Mr. Wi.on A. baylor has This
D., been admitted hr ~ this firm. The business viii
h. corJe.d ludsr the name VI Fotdham Thuutnn, Wade
CO. JOHN ". fOKDhAh,
GRO W THUHsTON,
IDOAR WADE,
WILSON A BAYLOR.
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TNITED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR RIO
y De JANEIRO'calh,g at ST. gJOIhs PARA. PER
kAABUCO End BAHIA every trp.--rhe UNITED STATES
and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY viii dispsich
regularly he 2sh Of each nonh a. p ~. from Pier No
cNrh RIVER Of their rev lrst-cssf S,ausiips The
NORTH AMERICA, l.. r. ~TIsKRSASS, Commander, will
leave MONDAY. the 2jih Of January. An experienced
tTeor i tiisSbed 10 each steamship. Al letters must
tIoasn the Post Oc. Large lots Of heavy freight at low
HeG For ifright OF passage sypiy 70
THOMAS ASENClO : Co, No. II Broadway.
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COR NEW-BAvEN, HARTFORD and
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Fasserger and Freight Depot ~ New loTt foot Of
Libery-st at Hampton Jsuct7n With the Deswsr-
Ieish Valley Rsirosd and its connections forming direct
line Pittsburgh Eud The West without change OF also
to the OH Region.
OKEAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two EJIres Trsins daily from the Nest except Sunday
when evening train
Ono train daily (e1cept ssurdsy-) for the oil region
Sixty miles aud hours saved by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati, ST. Louis, kc.. with but change VI care
WISTER ARRANGEMENTS
'Comuencng Nov 90 l96S-Leav- New York follows:
At M for Esston Mauch Chunk, Wuhamsport, wilkes
barre. MSlsnoy City, etc. 49,
MAIL TRAIx-At =. n. for Pennington Ksston. Water
Gap Scranton Wikesbsrr~ Gr-at Bend Binghamton etc
m.--Westorn EIpress for EAston, Scranton, Great
Bend Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh end tue
West with but change Of TO Cincinnati Chicago
snd Dat two changes TO -. Louis
10 n. TRAIS--For bsstoB, Allentown hsueh thanE,
Nlkes barre WiliAmspoIt Reading foilsve HaTrsbnTs
m-For Etstou. Scranton. Crest Bend Bethlehem.
Allentown. hnuoh Cbnnks
sp. n.-For Sonervilie aud Pennington.
6 p. m-Express train for the OH Region and Erie daily
except Saturday.
$50 2. u.-foT Sousrvlle
D. n.-For SomeTvlls.
So m.-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAiN-For Fs'on, Al
leniown. Reading Hsrsburs Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping Carr through from Jersey City - fiisbufshe cry
ELlZABETHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Lave New-IOrk rom foot Lberiy-st hi 10 m $50
Tickets for to West be obtained 3. the once Of the
GENITAL Railroad Coinpany foot Of Liberty a., y. r.. a. So
AGol House 1t No al $50 aud 9is Broadway. and Al The
principal hc,eL JOSIAH o. STEARNs. Superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trsins leave
foot OF Corandts for PHILADELPHIA at 10 and II 80
a. m. 10 H. and p M and u midnight: for BALrinoRh
and WARRINGTON at and a. m, ?. ~, and Il midnight
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DOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT-BLACK
sTARLINEThe hrst.c.ass last sEilirE steamship FUAG
tHUEY Capt J. b. Hidreih. viii eel from Pier no u
koFth River. on SATURDAY JGn. p, al o'clock D. M.
I'll, lice il row prepared receive freight Of ali tne dur
tt bnsness hours Their pier No. IS Moth River. For
kegh or pass1ge having eeg sccolnodsiions apply q
r. LONDEN. Agent, No. 81 Waist.
6so. A. FosDicK Agent az New Orleans.
Bill Of Lacng s.gled o. The Office the pier.
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Alarb.e nlantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in
WI tbr city 10 purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of the let
%, designs at very low prices Is at A. KLABERS Msrbs
Wok, No. 100 East Eghtecnths Third ave-, n. Z.
Msntels put up In che country. Cot this out.
M ARRLE and MARBLEIZED SLATE
1Vl MANrELS Of the latest desgnS superior finish aud d
very low price. at I. b. STEWARDS. No. 24 Canalst
Mantels put up ia the country.
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SCRANTON Boar. Agents.
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