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Prints-Sprague's 81; Richmond p; Lancaster
20i American %; Allen 20.
Decentralization %; Pacific 20; Indian Or
ehard 80.
Ticks-York, 32-inch. 62%; do. 3o-iueh, 52z.
Stripes-Whittenden A 3714; do. B 81.
Denims-Pearl River 52Z; Warren Browns 3s.
Hoop skirts-Meyers 1 II inch tapes 20 to
40 hoops 4s@73; 8 inch do 36972.
DISPATCHES
The following dispatches were received at the
Dry Goods Exchange
st. ~LOuis-Trade dull.
BOston-No improvement to report either in
prices or demand.
Provi ience-Market lat. Sixty-four square
goods nominally at lie.
BaltimOre-Msrket continues dull and weak. No
sales Of consequence ia dry goods or cotton. Many
holders still have strong faith in cotton.
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WIN. TIIIfNGHAsr, President,

y. n. HUE EElEFINTy
Subscribed and sworR before me, this 18th day
Of February, 1866.
[Fire Cent stanp.l Notary Public.
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1t is expected hat not only the members
of the committee but the business men gen
erallyef the city will be in attendance.
We understand that it will not reouire q
great deal of effort to secure the location of
the next State Fair at this point. Other
cities are offering IS, OOO in cash, the use of
grounds and railroad facilities, and as the
previous fairs that have been held here
have been eminently successful, the like
prohered inducements from Cleveland will
be more than likely to secure the prize.
The matter is one that should enlist the
heartiest energies of the business com
munity.
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Man KILLED.-A man whose name we
could not learn, an employed of the A. & G.
W. Railway Company, who lives on Uni
versity Heights, was killed near the A. &
G. W. depot yesterday, an engine in back
ing up having run over him, mangling his
body in a frightful mannar. We could not
learn particulars.
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Of S. F. Lester & Co. ct al. for the ap-
pointment of Henry Feth as Inspector Of
Liquor, &c. Filed.
0fIra G. Snow asking that his son Chal-
mer, an invalid, be removed to St. Vincent
Hospital.
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fash ofthe Company On hand, and in
the hands Of Agent and other persons SIS 10 81
The Bonds and stocks owned by the
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

-
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March g.
RAILwAT STOCKS.
At the last stock board prices were hardly sus-
taineI. Erie, New York Central Rock Island and
Michigan Southern are being manipulated for a
rise, but Bulls find it difficult work, in view Of
continued decrease Of earnings and strength Of the
Bear interest.
QUOTATIONS..
The following were the closing quotations at $50
P. NJ:
Cleyeiand & Pittsb1nrrgh 765l; Rock Island 1857;
North Western 255s do. preferred 525s Fort
Wayne sg5s.
The money market was easy towards the clos. of
bank hours and the supply Of capital is evidently
increasing. The general rate for call loans remains
at per cent although more business ia doing at I
pr cent.
Commercial paper is discounted more freely.
Names ana scanned very closely. Prime signatures
pass at T9s, and good paper firm at from 81 te 10
per cent.
Gold has been steady throughout the day, Gloss
ing at 1873.
PETROLEUM STOCKS
Petroleum stocks were active and frmer. Ben
nehcn Run opened at 1925 and sold up to 1000.
QUOTATIONS..
The sales we're at the following rates:
Brooklyn 1885, Palmer AS; FIRST National 70;
Pithole Creek eco; Oil Greek 800, Excelsior l4o;
Benton Gold 195.
DRY GOODS.
Dry goods market dull and inactive. There are
large supplies Of imported goods, and they must
sell much lower. There lie an abundant supply Of
domestic goods, and buyers still claim that they
should go lower. Buyers Of goods are very indie
pendent. mere so than ever before at this season,
and make almost unreasonable e~xactions ofholders.
QUOTATIONS.
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange:
Brown Shcetings-Pacifc = 2G1S; q.
Bleached Observation-Disclosures l6-inch, 20; Sc.
inch, "; Harris Ne. l 55i Ne,2s0,
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STOVES.
THE AMERICAN
HOT-AIR COOKING STOVE.

THB Utica Evening Telegraph of Sep
Il TENDER 18th, says Among .the articles wor-
thy Of note on exhibition at the fair grounds is the
ed by the well known firm Of Shear. Packard &
Co., of Albany. We have often heard this stove
spoken of in terms Of praise, and on examination
we find II Possesses many points of great excel
lence and worthy Of the many ncOmiums bestowed
upon it. This stove was AWARDED the first premium
at our State Fair in 1852, 1868 and 1854. During
the last spring and summer it has been greatly
improved, and now possesses more good points
than when the premiums were awarded. We
would advise all in pursuit Of the very best arti-
Gle in this line, and al those desirous or seeing the
high style Of perfection attained in this stove, to
examine It while on exhibition.
For saletE 4. BAILEY & CO.,
fsh5 100 paAk Etrtok
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Total asssts of the Compsny----S264 $50 &c
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not dHe---S $500 90
Losses unadjusted- 1890 90
All other claims against the Company 2O,0oO 60
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.l

PITTSBURGH, March $500 P. n.
The Crude market is dull buyers and sellers
are apart. Sales to-day only reach ZOO bbls in
bulk and wi bout packages at l69l7c. Dealers
are busily engaged in filling contracts made in
January TO be delivered on the opening of naviga-
ton. Refners are still waiting lower prices. Re-
ceiPts Of Crude to-day by river 300 bbls.
No transactions in Refined.
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Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage. with accrued inierest-...- l52, $50 IS
Debts for premiums l,Io0 90
All other securities. KIN -
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The STATE FAIR.-Owing to insufficient
notice there was but a small attendance of
business men at the meeting at the Ameri-
can House last evening. The subject of
securing the next State Fair to be held in
Cleveland was talked over, and another
meeting appointed at the parlors of the
American House merit Thursday erenjHq at
u o'clock. The following gentlemen were
nmaed as a Committee to take the subject
into consideration:
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TT S. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Army & Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
INSURANCE.

CAPITAL
ann aoo n
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW FURNITURE, Mirrors, CaFpeTs, SC,
~ &c, at reduced prices, at Il. Moor's old stand,
tS1 Ontario street. decl4:S02
$4,000 in , M9N q ,Ei,-S AtP ~ IA .,Ie5
and ~el-known LOAN OFFICE
On Securities Of every kind, viz; Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds Silver Ware, JeEelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Mslodeons, and
al personal property and articles Of vslne, on the most
sAttsisctoy terms. Business strictly private. Ks
labtshed 1871. n. B--A variety o. unredeemed
Matehss, JeTelryy Guns, etc, for sale 81 bargains.
oHce-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
PsVs 4 Ptexotto's ClothiRg Store.
or22 = q Nv WAGNER
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REsIGSED.-M. L. Ryder, Inspector of
Liquors, &c, sent in his resignation to the
Council last night. 1t was accepted. Poor
health is the reason assigned for his resig-
nation. Henry Feth has been proposed as
erccasqor
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i sc1e' me su6scrIber offers his Farm for sale,
containiag rs acres-g1 acres improved and IS OF ex-
une-han miies southwest OF SorMalk, in the Sd
section Of Harlsnd- HasLog and Frame Houses on
franss shed Is y 50 - and other sheds Good well
OF waier, good orclAs eighteen years since set
besiaq- Is within EpfsuEth mile Of school, and
hve-eiehts nile of sJe mill, on a good road and in
8 good ne.sboorhood. Those wishing TO purchase a
good Stock or Grain Farm will do well TO call and
examine soon. One-half the purchase money can
remain on time II desired. c.. w. BEALs, p ..
alartfs HoINAlkl " maIl,-y4
NOR SALR-Farm two miles and 4 half south
L OF PainesylIe, o on the Chardon road. con-
tanning az acres Good soil for Grapes and Fruit
city properly in Cleveland. Terms easy and price
low. Inquire on the premises, or address G. =.
NORRls, Palnesylle, Q. e1zsS2DTaM
TOR SAIE-A good riEer-bottom Farm, situa-
i ted in the village Of Albion and township Of
StrCnesyilie, on the Cleveland and Medina plank
roas, thirteen miles from Cleveland. Consists Of Ia
acres, 30 Of which Is tinbered land. Has three or
ohards, and a two-siory frame house situated on an
eminence IN the-midst OF maple trees and shrubbrTyi
is q Desirable residence. Also, Carriage-house corn
house, barns, &c. II not sold by the lst Of April viii
be Tor rent. For further particulars inquire on The
premlses, or Al Joy Peal-st, west -lde. iehzozag9
Tor SALF-Fourh ye-acre Lots, one eight-acre
IT Lot, two settn-acre Lots. four miles west Of
Cleveland. on the lake shore, beautifully %situatedf III
stght + the city, and well adapted for grapes and
fruit. Price ssg per acre. Terms Of payment to suit
purchasers. Inquire Of s.. NIGHOLSUS, on the
premises, or address Box PSI city. iehZ&2S
L0R SALE-A hire residence on Prospect street
L between Perry and Hudson. Plenty OF truit Of
the finest variety. lot I rods by q. Applg TO J. +.
&3 l. ISGERscLL, No. 2l1 Superior st. f26:2y4
DLANERs FOR SALK.-For sale two surface
il planners; one Ball 4 Co E Pianer and Matcheri
one Power Hub MGrti1e Machine. ANDRkN
PARKER. 146 Seneca st. iebls
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGED lot 40 feet
Il front on Case Avenue, for which l will take IN
part pay a good horse and spring wascn, or double
seated buggy. Apply Vt 40 Superior st. GEO. ID.
BECK. jAnl3:Rl0
TOR SALE CHEAP-One Secondhand Boiler
Il in frst-nats condition. Size, p feet long, AZ in
diameter, two fues. Inquire of fOUNGLONE,
MASSEY & Co, 80 Gentre-st. dec2s:292
E0R S~ALE-OIL-A fine lot Of Petroleum Burn
L Ing Oh. st TIE Factory Of W.. j. GUILD, on Gem
- ~ aarl6.RT
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL-The Forest City
Cricket Clab will hold their first annual
ball at CARROTS Hall on Thursday evening,
March Sth. Excellent music will be fur
nished. 1t will be quite select affair. And
the supper, furnished by Mr. Garrett, him
self q member of the Club, will be perfec-
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-TELEGRAPHING, BANKING, RAILROADS.&C.,
BOOKKEEPING, SPECIMEN P%KSEAEsHIP, ev-
erything essential to success in Business,
taught at the Union Business and Tele-
graphic College. Call and examine their
pooms
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Er For Evening Edition News
see inside.
IA For Morning Edition News
see outside.
CITY NEWS
cleveland city DIRECTORY for 1887.

Fine Piano Fortes at Halls II Monument
Park.
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LOST.

4 oST-On SUNDAY March 4th, between Ere ct.
IL All Jackson's in East Cleyslsnd, m th5 Es5I
watch ~ish Chain and Pin attached. Tho finder
will lie literally rewardedby leaving 1t al the LEADER
once. ms.h
CTRAYED OR ST0LEN-MonGAy, Feb. q,
- from Mahoniug D pot, Bay Horse; daTk legs,
blind in left eyei light spring wagon small box one
ofrhe front wheels Of the wagon had lost one spoke.
A reward ofSs5. twenty-five dollars will be paid for
tie return Of Horse, NaEon and Harness, 70 MAJOR
SMITH Oil Rehner, Malworta hun; iel-s..sS
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Flint Piano Fortes at Halls IL Monument
Park.
Cleveland City Directory for 1867.
The publishers of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neces-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th of May, will com
mence canvassing for names the 10th Of
next month (ApriD, after people have fin
ished moving.
The new Directory will be made COM
plete in every respect, and will be greatly
improved by many additions. The fact that
the Directory issued by the publishers last
year contained 5000 names more than any
previous Directory, is a sufficiens guarantee
that the new Directory viii be in every re-
spect the most extensive and complete ever
published in this city.
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MONODY
On the death OF Walter Farnan, who died in Cleve-
land, March Sd, in the 65th year ofhis age.

H
L.
Gently the old man passed away
As into twilight fades the day,
When SINKS the sun to rest;
: And on his brow and Ger his face
There seemed to glow TIE heavenly grace
Accorded to the blestl
He went to Jesus like a child,
So calmly meek, so meekly mild,
Ripened in deeds and years.
Yet from this heart and on the check,
Iu its own language, grief will speak
The humily Of tears!
He sleeps in death the last, long rest,
No more by cares to be opprtst,
No more to feel, no more TO know
The doubt, the pang, the weight Of woe
The struggles that will e'er belong
To lies stern heroes, brave and strong,
Who's days with fruitful stores are rife
Tie manly ~Victors in the strife
II.
Death thou art a fearful thingl
More to the living than the 4, I'D;
For those who die, on happy wing,
By angels, back to Coz are Id
Put 10 the living in the hour
OF the dread triumph Of thy power,
Thou art a misery-tO wake
The grOan-the aching heart to break!
Aud pangs they knOw and wounds they feel
Tyawtul power alone can heal
And though the mercy and the love
~ God controls { ee tom above
Thy power, thy mission IS DIVINE
= he essence OF all grief is thinel
Dep the incision of its sting,
To, hearts o'eTshadowed by thy wing!
But to the child TO be b-reft
Ola kind, loving fathers care,
4 grief incuTable Is left
A mute, a fathomless despair
III.
The heart is rent with sorrow,
The eye is dim with weeping,
For him who knows no morrow,
Low in the cold grave sleeping.
And though the ctsket that enShrined
His 2 ,od, true heart, his genial mind,
BY cold decay, all surely, must
Crumble back again TO dust,
Yet the living soul is given
To immortalit and heaven
To e'er eniOy the fragrant flowers
or truth in those immortal bowers,
OF peaceful and seraphic rest
That God bestows upon the blest.
yes, the blessed Christian lore
Teaches hope aud faith to soar
There with the Iausumed soul
The living mourn-the dead are free,
And eyermore with God 10 be,
As on he ages roll.
CLEVELAND, March 9Th, 1856.
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PERsoxAL-Mr. sitwell Harris, CORES
pendent of the Pittsburgh OIL NeDs, is in
the city. We are pleased to learn that the
reliable journal with which he is connected
is about to be enlarged.
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City Council.
TUESDAY EVENING, March 6.

TUESDAY EVENING, March 6.
Councilmet at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, jr, in the chair.
All the members present, except Messrs.
Russell, Townsend and Weideman.
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
dispensed with.
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CEDAR PoIST LIGHT-The Toledo Blade
says that the Deficiency bill which passed
the House Thursday, ~appropriates $4,000
for the rebuilding of outerRan Light house
at Cedar Point Bay.
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, March q, 1856.
RIOur-In moderate trade demaud, and firm for
high grades. City made SO, 75@u,O 60 for Xxx red,
81, 75@l2,O 90 for Xxx white. Country brands XXX
red s9,OGGlO,OO; do Xxx white SlO,OOGll, 90.
Wheat-Market firm, but quiet. Sales 2 cars
No.1 milwaukee spring at SI,65i l car DO do at
81, go l car amber Michigan at s2,l5.
~COru-Lower. Sales ? cars No. 1 sheIled at
59c, l car do do at Sic
Oats-Quiet. Sales 800 bu Western from store
at 33c.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
BArIey-Quiet. Prime Nc. 1 Canada firm
Ohio nominal.
POrk-Messl lower. We quote No. l City Mess
s27,5 SO; No. 2 Mess s2G,5G; Clear unchanged and
steady at SsI,o0.
~Lard-Steady. City-rendered in tierces 1sc do
in kegs I9c. Country-rendered l59ICHc.
Hams-Sales 1900 lbs Sugar-eured at &c.
ShOuIders-Steady at I5c.
Mess BeeE-ouiet and steady at $500 for
city-packed.
1000 lbs at &c.
Bufter-Choice roll firm aud in good demand
at 35@s6c; common grades inactive.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm at 1s922c
for good to choice. Stocks light.
Eggs-Continue in good demand, scarce and
firm Sales 10 bbls at Soc.
HIghWines-Dull aud nominal at g., 2ig2, 25.
=AIeOhOI-Firm. Held at S4,4494,5O for IS
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, s4,GO. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits !, S792,4 a.
Professionalism. Refined free held at SIG
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&. 3. HALE,


III Superior Street, Cleveland, ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in 7-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and uncur-
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jsn27:R1
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SECOND PREsBYrERIAS CHURcE.-The I'M
sold slips in the Second Presbyterian
Church will be rented for one year, on
Wednesday, March the 18th, at two o'clock,
P. NJ. mch6-295
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NV YORk PAPERs.-We are under fire.
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
pers in advance of the mails. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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Financial.

INV IUAAi MHTUh v.
The Commercial says:
The money market exhibits more ease. The pro-.
portion Of loans at b per cent. is larger. The pre-
yaiIing rate on ordinary coilsterals Is : per cent.
Banks are lending at : per cent. on call and show
more disposition to buy business paper.
Discounts easier, owing to the free operations Of
banks, and a large amount Of paper is taken at !
per cent. Prices range at 7ds, good at 799, 9TH
crs at lO6fI5 per ceut
The stock market exhibits more activity. Prices
on the who'll are frmer.
Governments c%ontinue firm. 7-30s more in de-
mand in consequence Of the decline in gJld, which
appreciates the value OF interest.
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n CUTTER & SON WILL SELL
~. at auction OF Friday, March 9th, on he
premises, she hne Brick Dwelling House and Lot
on Euclid street, East cleveland opposite Wrisht's
Hotel. The house is two story, brick, substsnti-
ally built, and in first rate order. The lot con-
tains IL acres, good fruit, stable and buildings,
on the premises, and in good order, very hand
somely and desirably located on the East Cleveland
Street Railroad. Also, the furniture in said
house, consisting OF Mahogany Hair Seat Sofas,
do PsrloT and Easy Chat :, Marble Top Centre
Tabl-s, Lounges, Marble Top Dressing Bureaus,
Rock Case, Hat Rack, Bed Steads, Hair aud Straw
Mattresses, Oak Extension Dining T4ble, Sets
nice Chamber Furniture complete, Lace CTrtains.
Window Shades, Cornices, Tapestry, Brussels
three ply and Ingram Carpets NEARLY new. stair
Carpets, oil Cloths, Wsrdrohes, Wash stands,
Dining Room Chairs. Stewards Parlor Stove
lnearly new, Stewards Cook Stove and furniture,
Chaudaiiers, Lamps, Crockery, Glass Ware, Kit
chen Utensils, 6c-, &c. Also, l VIII eler & Wilson
Ses ing Machine. Also, 1Carriage (R~ockaway) in
good order, l Top Buggy, in good order; Iopen
Buggy, tive seats, in good order; > sets Harness, l
Saddle, Bride, l Cow. sale Of Furniture viii COM
mence al 10 o'clock A. NJ House and Lot WIN be
sold at 10 O'Clock A. M Trms Of SA e on Fur
nitura, Buggies, &c: Cash at time Of sale. On
House and Lot; oBe-hslf cash at time Of ssie-bl-
anee in equal payments in I and years, with in
terest snnually, secured by mortgage on the pro-
perry. marc 294
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs.
FOUND.
FOR RENT.

EOUND-FARMERS can see the Vsry best uhQrn
It or luitigator, in Ohio, At Room 30 atsateI
Block, Cavaland 4. J. THOMPSON, Agent treat
Mestsrn AgIieqltuTal Toe. %; me-
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You WILL FIND IT TO YOUR INTEREST to send
your sons and daughters to the new Business
and Telegraph College in ROuse's Block.
Send fer circulars.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1s6T1
OFFICE OF II AUDITOR OF STATE,
v~au1.-rw nup.pruuMR l.

LNhNhAANh
COLUABUs, Ohio, February 18th, 1896.
WHEREAS, The Albany City Fire Insurance COM
pany, located at Albany, in the State Of New York,
has Med in this ofice a sworn statement Of its
condition, as required by the first section Of the
act ITO regulate Insurance Companies not incnr-
pOrated by the State OF Chic, - passed April 8, 1856,
and amended February ., 1864 and, Nhereasi
said Company has furnished the undersigned satis-
factory evidence tltat il IS possessed Of At least one
hundred thousand dollars of actual capitalinvested
in stocks, or bonds, OF in mortgages ofTeal estate.
worth double the amount for which the same is
morteaged; ana, Whereas, said Ompany has FLED
in this Office a written in-trumeut Endsr its cor
porate seal, signed by the Pre- ideD< and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents Of said
Company in this State to acknowledge service OF
process, for and In behalf Of said Company accord
ing 10 the terms OF said law
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
ofthe aforesaid act, l James II. Goldman, Auditor
OF STATE for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
Albany City Fire Insurance Company, OF New
York, Is authorized to transact thebusiness Of Fire
Insurance in this State until the thirty-frrt
day Of January, in the year one thousand
riaht hundred and sixty-seven.
ENNitness whereof, / have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of my Once to be
affixed the day and year above written
Seal. JAS H. GOODMAN,
STAMP Auditor Of State.
RUNNELLS a MANCHESTER, Agents,
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CoPARTSERsHIP.-F. W. Bell and J.. j,
Cartright became partners in our business
manufacturer Of Doors, Sash and Blinds,
and dealers in all kinds OF rough and dress
ed lumber, Lath and ~shingles,) March LIST,
1865. The business will be conducted
hereafter in the firm name of s~turtevant.
Bell, Cartright & Co.
Isaac ~STuRTEvAST 4 soS,
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STATE OF New YEw, L,

VIM. TiIIingbast, President, and John H. Rice
Secretary Of ths Albany city Fire In-u=snes
Gomrany, being severally sworn, depOss
and say, that tine foregoing 5 a full, true and cor
T ct statement of the ahairs Of the said Company,
that the said Insurance Company is the bona hds
owner of st least Une 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 same Is mort
gagged; and that they are the above described officers
- lid Upavra,caE omuauu