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NOI,ICE-

NOTICE e hereby gyen ia pursuance of an act d Che
y Legislature of ihis state passad at is late session,
that the Battcnkj Bank VIII redeem IT, outstanding
bs, at the counter 81 The Battcud National Bank q
Maucbasier that the charter of the said Bauenkil
EaHE terminated its existence on hC i5th DAY ul No.
fcmbcr A D., 65; and thg following IS copy d the
said Art ufthg legislature:
An Ac Relating % the Redemption Of Bank Notes.
n Z tafftg enacted by ls Gl1cFa AssrBby ~ c STATE
N FcrW0At:
Sec Aftcf expiration ofthe charter olauy Bank
chartered hy this Sate aier The termination oi the
existence 81 any such Blnk agrea3bly to the laws Of
this state, such Bank may cause notice TO be pablshed
III a Tie weekly newspapers Of the County where sGeh
Bank Is located for fall year. setting i0rth that said
Bank w redeem its outsaBding bills, the day Of the
expiration of the Charter, or The date Of the erinna-
ton ofiis cAstonre and copy q this act. And upon
due publication ot such nuiee neither such Bank nor
is officer. shall h liable tp any action for the non-rc-
dempu9n Of any ot rs outstanding bills, unless thn
same thall have been duly presented and payment
JhcTcof demanded within tie year aforesaid at the
Banking House u HHrh Bank
sec Acr Ole expiration of tie charter or after the
termination Of the cyi-cHCc 0f any such Bank as aiorc
said sGch bank shall cease 70 be subject 70 the opera
t1H 0r liable the provisions Of the siXyhrd section
81 chapter eghIy-niuc If tho General Statutes.
Sec 3 This act shall take effect fromit passage.
Approved NOV ~, 1866.
W. P. BLACK, Cashier
Maneheste-, Pee b ls56-Iygs
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II is the opinion 0f the doctor that
the lawyer gets his living by plunder,
while the lawyer thinks the doctor gets
his by pillage.
Were you guarded in your coli
duct while IN New York n said faith
or to bis son, who had just returned
from his visit to the city, "Yes. sir, .art
81 the time by two policemen"
Scene IN Hotel Stranger Have
You a good, strong porter about the
house? Clerk eagerly Yes, we have
the strongest one about the place.
Stranger Il he intelligent? Clerk
Oh, yes, sir quite intelligent for porter,
we think. Stranger ono point more.
DO you consider him fearless that IL,
bold and courageous? Clerk 40 for
that mattor, / know he IL. Strangef
Now. Mr Mr Clerk, il your porter il
intelligent enough 10 find room No. III,
fearless enough 90 enter, aud strong
enough to get nay trunk away i,pfgt the
bedbugs, ] would Ike % haze hin bring
il down.
An editor out vest gives nntico
that there vii c no PAPER tbs weekas
his wife Is using the scissors.
Signs -tamphien And burnif fn.
ID, Ches Nuts billed aud Hoars.ed,
Cain sect cheers Resaetnd HEIR.
Woshin, aG Il goin out dnn da,s
wurks dan here are aa9Jg ths fff
unique So mems 81 Ign literature. \,
be found Boston 81 aT 3ihg rifg
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"a wear To preNn that The AiuAin
nigcer VIVA gcely the decepdanis uv
Ham.
81 wear Cousideriu The various texts
wlch 70 70 show that Afrikin slavery
I is not only permitted by the skIip-
tars but especially epjolne1
/ shell myself lectur iron TIME e
time GA Ham, Hngar and Onosimue
that tho bearins nv these indi,idooals
upon our system may bc fully under
stood. and also on ach subjects oz the
inGooensc nv simalaiin iloeids upon
tho human system, the cato nine tails
ez oyanrelizor, and sieh other topics
as map from time to time scjost them
selves
The young men eonfded to our care
will receive not only solid collegiate
education, a. L is understood AZ the
North, bat careful attention will be paid
to the accomplishments so necessary TO
the troo southern gentleman, They
viii be taught draw poker, piichin dol
lars. lreal Spanish dollars viii be pro
yided for the purpose) sphttin at o
mark, revolver and bowie knife prac-
tice, tournament ridin at rings, (real
iniy ubher rings viii be proyided)
thisll be extra, aud cut-o-nine-tails
The morals NV the stoodents will be
scroopulously looked after No card
playin viii be allowed aforc sergis on
Sunday, and none wateyer with the
servants. They viii be taught to res
peck themselves.
Uu course, there will hey to be large
outlay nv money, wich il stands TO rca-
son can't be outlayed till its iulayed.
We therefore, formed an Executive
Committee, whose doodty it wuz made
to solisit funds for this purpose and to
inaugerate a series NV Gift Enterprises,
and sico, wich is ez follows;
Deekin Pogram- President
Elder Slathers Vice President.
Capt. McPelter Corresponding Sec
rotary
Myself Financial Secretary and
Treasurer.
The high standin nv the Board, par
ticklerly the Secretary and Treasurer,
wich hez the handlin uy the funds, ii n
suflishent guarantee that all moneysub-
scribed will be faithfully applied 1t
wuz resolved, id order that the Board
may present that respectable appear
anee wich their posishen demands, that
the first funds reserved should be APP
Piled to the purchis Nv each uy EN- a
new SCOT nv clothes, step, | am con-
fident, the friends NV Southern educa-
shen win approve uy and heartily en-
dorse.
hey hopes III the course NV week
to report progress, Every subscriber
NV ST. and upwards, will hey Hon
oraRy prefsseorhip named eftor him,
or VIII be made a Honorary Member NY
the Board nv Directors, ez he chooses
We regret that We WIZ too .ate to git
Admiral Semmes to fill one Nv the
chairs, but we pledge our frients to se-
koor his fust lootenant, or sokkond, at
faIthest. We hey high hopes ny a lib
eral support from the Dimocrisy North.
They cannot but realize the dangers nv
sendln their sons to sich institutions
nv learnin North ez must turn EN- out
abhshnists, or chill, at least, the ardor
nv their Dimocrisy
1t is to be hoped that contributions
for the buildin Of the institooshen aud
its proper endowment viii be commcnst
immejitly, ez there is mortgage on
Deekin Pograms farm, and am in
pressin need nv substanshcl SCOT ny
winter clothes.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBY, p. NJ,
(wich is Postmaster.)
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A PEW WoRDs TO BoYs II you would
lay the foundation Of a gcntlemanly char
acter, boys, you will heed the following
advice
you are to be kind, generous, and
magnanimous, says Horace Mann. "If
there is boy in school who has club
foot, don't let him know you ever saw
it. Ifthere is a boy with ragged clothes,
don't talk about rags in his hearing. II
there is lame boy, assign him some
part Of the game which does not require
much running. II there is a dull ono
help him to get bis lessons"
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10 THE LADIES
Both Married and Single
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES
DE. Clle..maI. -. ~.

Df Cheeseman's ffHpd6e ItHs
WI insne iaidsv rslieFe without FsI8 all 3s'ar'-
sases a iiie peeioie discharge, aac'her arng ilam
rslaxatioa 81 suppression. lhcy 9ct Hhn charm
Ia renewing tAe palms l4al accompany daiault or
ims0eiiale me8sitaati9a and afe tae Qn'Y safe ana
rellabls vmedy lar FlWtes. Niek llea1Aghe, fans
ia tho ioius Back aud sldcs, faiPa'aina " thc
usAtf. Ncrgons fremofs ilrs'efjes epa-gla, broNcH
Siesg aud 1iheF aap.eaaHi aaa dangerous e.ie's =
VA uauat8f8l condition ot iao eeNHHl laBctpi's IN
IL. woal caves VI flaag Aaas Whites, they c.-
feet speedy suft
Dr. Caceuman's Feaaals i'Hs
Have been nsa8 oser gHafies 81 8 century. iRey
srs offered A. iae only SAFE aleeb 81 renewing nter-
rapte4 niesbtrsailaa, bBt aties Hast aear iH Sind
,hst, tarfe Z opc o0aasica ~ sat female sysier la
shlch che f,li.s caanoi ae iakRa without VHaa0eing
a pecallzr result, The 4'iaA fs.srfgi % z pfcg
naseY. .ihe resat g.ss1r .age, eaeh e We iirsit-
t,aie tea8eaef 81 taa meelne % restore ihe sexual
ftnegis.es =. m9rnai eue15sina. gAst eveg hc re-
sralaeaies poser 81 uaiare cannol ressi u They
eAaual la hsFm % sig eiaeg say
d.. CheaemaAa ktmals PiHs
A.. 49, oaiy Msleme ibat MAkgl 10 AND siN-
CIR TAnlES Aage rlIe8 gtesal ir maay wears. og
can RELY Dp1u n1H. 81 NtEf 20 fHfts
Tg0NSl Ihesc flst3nn tfs faes' Prepare aa
s.-v ,..f Esf,g4fA ussb tHMFutag and rIGefsfEsG
,,.s,,,sss Deur hs Deceived. Fake 'hls sd.
reguseaeBt - Eoug huEsssi aa4 3sii h.4i 1aal Aea
,Saai sle ntsg au8 most hEflkhtt it'aa.e atl3esae
"a the Wqgj3, uhseh Y eoini sfa q
a.. Caspmaas Ftaals PiRs :
ersse hsv- reeefge4. ava sre s8H receiving TIC
sanction 81 thd uaast e.ueat ssae E's A Alee 3,
txalBe5t ssreeissas siih eaeA hox--tae price. One
Dollar Psf ba4, coaiala.us lfam g " paf
P,ns ssai by msa, phugiE' ey fea.tias ihe
vysce t. the pgapfs,en, 81 apf aut4ofsEe Aeei "a
earysat gun8s Sal8 s. pfasE - cat1'ly.
nUrcalNGs 4 HltLthR F'efrie'ers.
g Dcg ftrect, Aew , oik.
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against Sul1att Some comment is
raised by one rcmak which sunafi IS
said to have made on has arrival IN l.iv-
orpo0l IL was as follows -.t hope so
hye long enough 10 give a good report
81 Mr. johnson, meaning the President
Everybody who bas seen the ooFrcspon-
donco is asking what THIS observation
meant
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A Rare chance.

Ta procure beaagluily SATISFIED fhasograFhs q
ngst.hrussiea Fefsanagcs sl q ffalcg ccst Nil
seaa. gt9sG palA IS anE sa4rets. las tla' Efa-a q
l7nsaa 6etsfs3t 81 t8 SaHis ae Photograph gl
ttehsl UfsasFs Go tv csufss lpa Ft9i Il
Ssa,esasea ana 0sntzh r go ceris3 lea fasie
s.s,,Rs, "a Aetats e. aa reats5 8ss gatEfapsa q
ferssie Baaut5es f5F H seis. Naa e ne 'ss ~
Ell roar AshaMs. sea& aa af afs anH ee
-. PhdiazgaNhs 81 rtgurs Ha4a Ats AAHfiA
gsNNea. n D. umwsF is. Atsanss = p -lFit
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Corsets are very economical they
prevent waist
At what age do pigs end their ox-
istenccf Answer Sausage.
What is tho difference uetween an
auct0neer and sea sickness One IS q
sail 81 effects, thc other The effects u d
sail
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GET THE BEST.
YYaEtOn'S Register
FOR 1867.
81 sala az
journal Office.
lTol. sale.

TIME equal undivided one-half of the sAW-FF !
/ and1N ASH BOARD Manufacturing EsUblGi s'tt
Including Machinery, located iu thc village Of Ea.
uston and Tor term OF years successfully conducted
ly thp lale firm 0f Billings IudsoB Co., viii be sN
posed FOR sale Ai Public NtudHe 90 the highest bidder
AZ the Store ofJt DSON, bEMING 3 co, in said VII
lage on tha ls DAY q January next st 10 O'clock,
~. Uujess previously sold % private sale, The estab
lshment consists uf good Water Power q shop ol
Factory building IN good rcpair 30 by % feet, three
stories -h with All the necessary machinery for max
ing Wash -haBrds and SaW-irames quantity of old
Cotton machinery d doahe tenement or dwelling
house, &e. The factory building was constructed and
formerly used aT q Wooden Mil, and can be readily
eouvore! tnFugh purpose when occasion may require
The Vtl,e3fncdfe feu,aI#n and good viii Of This estab
U-Heut ,n he principal markets q he country VIII be
important % tha purchaser Also VIII be offered lol
sale above Ques previously s0id q Shares s2a per
share, 81 the Capital Stock p Washington County N-
ti0nal Greenwich n r.; lo ~hares Of B9ticnSiil M
uouai Bank Maurheslcr NJ, l5 per hara The equal
undivided ONE half fuf 20 shares 800 per share, 81 Cam
bridge Valley National Bank and the equd undivided
one-half at 4a shares S5 pgF sh0re Of htttehkt sa-
T. ~ AYLsWORTH
Surviving Administrator al Moses Billings Estate
Arls.tun, W. Oct. i9th, 1896,
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EIE. the subscribers, beag appointed 5y The Hon.
W thc Probate Court Pr fAe Dsifitt uf Manchester
Csmm. aaers 90 receive, examine ru3 adjust the
claims 4hd demands Uf al persons agaiAst ge estale VI
EElBEN HCEp,
l1ie 1f saaAgaff d -aa District, decreased, and also
l Eatfas and demands exhibited in offset thcrat9 aud
sE nautbs fran the daY g December ,s6 being 81
ioa A laid Cuaff flf fAat pur a-e do, therefore
hlffr ts uas5ee. that Wa Hi alte18 10 ihe husucss
af 0 appointment ID the js te dHaag ~ said dcceas.
"a n SsH3saiea au ha Jst "Wednesday of March sua May
next from aatll ss't'1ck = W. 90 esch " said days
Dated ai Arlington, lAs stb day % December, AID,
lsas
AARON G McKIE
CHARLES HEE&DICT, CQm'rs
- JUSTIN brush,
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Western Vermont Rail Road.
~ AM AETER .NIQNnAN DEl

Western Vermont Rall Road.
I'm AND AFTER. MONDAY, DEC.
" 81 trains on this road WIN run as follows:
M0YING SOUTH
Accommodation train leaves Bntaud 1T 5s5 A ~,
DANNY 3i East Dorset ~. Manchester 05. connect
ing 81 tle0slc function with trains ta Wiamstawu,
North Adams pittsd % aud Springfield arrive IN froy
at ~ connecting with Hudson River trains % New iork
aud vj jih trains 70 Saratoga and The West
Mdi tuin leaves Rutland az - i, NJ, Dandy ; 81,
East Dorset o. Manchester q o6, arrive "a Troy al
al cganeetuEwll Hudson River and New York Cen
ir4l trains
MOVING NOETH
MAI train leaves Troy AZ Sl5 An North Bennington
as Arlington 10 Is Manchester l03s East Dorset 1851
arriving % Eitland 81 Il 55 connecting wth train q
Bellows Ffils keant Fclburc ani Boston, also with
traisr1 t1XHFBstan Montpelier, tt Albaus, ogleus.
burg a8d eAe-Ireal. s3me day,
ActamiNZa&Q train laaycs Troy az 40 7. NJ, North
BqaIa B. AZ .aEo9 i!. N !, AIa9sa,''sr RI = Ea't
EaE tickets and all eeesssr3 Information inquire ai
tae aHsecs "a tAe neSv
F. G WHITE, supt
BEalagto1, Dec. lse6.
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Ii. ATTORNEY at Law,
Pension ana Bounty Claim Agent, FIRE and Life In
suulucr Azeaf. ana Commissioner Tor New lcgk.
MANCHEs IER,,. .........s....t, y j.
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Mn, Nashg AND ran CmnK or FnsrSps or
WINCH HG Is rAr MENroR, ORSAMENr
ASp GUmE nFlN0 THK MILD ~ as IN-
srITUTr0S OF LEARNISG ron THE YOUTH
-. .-...-..-..... -. -. -.
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AIlNER q pRINnLE,

vi ATTORNEYS and Councillors 81 Law,
Caim. Pension and fire and isie Insurance Agents
OHiee over lguiuoN SoTc
AIanuhcatcr, Nc,
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49, q AMlIT.

u Manufacturers and poal8rs IN
BODli5 a ~ - SII . 1sS,
b90f east at bgug Store.
MANCHESI EE,.....s...... ...........,.,..A y
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EsgssINI1rsss CARDS.

& :. CLEMONS, N. d.,
-. pmeNcmg Physician end surgeon,
once at tbg resllglee Of { B. Wilson "a,
Agontfor Thompson's Improved Truss
FACTORY rOlNT,'...................,.....NT
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No man hes right to be litrary man onIess
be knows. how to spell. II is pity that Chaw-
ger, who had geneyus, was so unedlcated He's
the wust speller 1 know of.
guess I'm through, and so lay down the
pen, which is more mightier than the sword,
but which I'm afraid would stand a rayther slim
chance beside the needle-gun
Adoo! Adool ARTBMAs WARD,
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VETEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
w foot Of MARKET Stree stree, Upper Ferry), COM
LEAVE PHiLADELPBIA AS FOLLOWS;
For BIidPetOn, Salem, Mllvle, and ali intermediate
stations, at A. NJ Mail. $3.50 T. NJ, Passenger.
For Woodbury. 8 a A. SSQP' M. and6 M.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
woodbury. at 7'l5 A. M $40 A, M, and 4'54 7. nj, -.
Brdgeton st7O5 A. NJ. and 80 p M. Freight D 80
Salem at so A. NJ. and sos P. NJ. Freight 545 p NJ.
. Mllville at 6'b5 A. M and sos T. M Freight s 10
Cape May at II as A. M. Passenger and Freight.
Freight wil be received at Second Covered Wharf
below Walnut street. from TOO A. nj. until 800 p III.
That received before 800 A M viii go through the
Freight Delivery, No. 22s S, DEL LAwARE Avenue.
t25 j. VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.@
~ on and amer MONDAY, February ~ two daily
trains VIII run between washington and LynchPSar6s
road trains to and from Richmond, as iOllows;-
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Washington daily (Sunday excepted, at 64S
A; ana arrive at LynchbuTg at b46 p NJ.
Leave dynehburg at A. NJ. and arrive at washing
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Including Sunday at sos p
M and arrive at LynchbuIg at 600 M
ton at 610A NJ
Both trains making close connections at LynChburg
fol all points South and Southwest and at WashingOn
for North and Northwest.
Flrst-cass sleeping attached TO the night trains
The road 10 attractive, not only for is Comfortable
but for the fact that II passes the now
historic localities of Fairfax Bull Rum Lfanassas Brie-
toe, Catletts, Rappahannock, Cuipeper ORANGE and
popular mind. '' - 80
Through tickets 70 all points 81 outh and Southwest
may be had In Boston, New Ycrk PhiIadelohia ana
Baltimore Sns az tue ofces OF the road in WashIngton
OF AeAhhVrA =. n. MoCAFFERTY,
General Bupe .ntendent
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i SUMNER ADVANCEMENT, D'7
The Trains OF tie Pennsy iyania renfral pou....
leave the DEPOT, at Thirty-hrst and Market 1890
which is reached by the cars the M.rket Sfest Pas.
1enger Railway, running TO and from lbe Denof The
last leaves Front street about pinIifos LIZ
10 the departure OF each IL ain. "'eo pfisE
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Mo.Lo.
sire cts as mnU ties before III departure each ss
Mann's Baggage Express will cal ior and dasiasL: ss:
Baggage at the Depot. Orders left at the 0facn NJ
65l Chesnut street, will receive attention 0o' M.
LEAVE DEPOT. VIZ
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U1OR SALE-STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS
Il of Capewell Co.'S Patent Wind Guard and Air
Heater for Coal OIL Lamps 1t prevents the Chimneys
from breaking This we win warrant Also saves one
No. 2gs kACE street, Phi adephia Sample sent to ana
part OF the United States, receipt of n cents Jlv
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MEDICAL.
O. L A D N E W S

q J. A d n E w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In all cases. for the SPEEDY and PFRMl
MINT CURE OF all diseases arising youth
Fhy slCai anu nervous Debility etc. etc
NO CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY
They used without detection and never fail &c
eject Cure, If used according to instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box or six Boxes for Five Do
lars; also, Large Boxes containing Four Small,
a., -. -. -, frlce Three Dollars.
rom IOuf 10 Six boxes generally required
Ordinary cases though benefit is derived from using
single box.
In Chrome Cases, where Nervous ProstratiOn has
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended as the most Ecacious Rejuyenatlng
ana 6nVigOrating Remedy in the world.
Package PIice Five Dollars, will last month AND
Is gePeraiy sufficient
IA extreme cases of Debility,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY.
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month can be use
II gives Strength to system and with the PilIa
VIII eject comp lete RestoI alton
A Pamphlet o. 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH.
designed as Lecture and eau ion to Young Men sent
free, Ten Gents required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEprK,
o. your Druggist take no other but send the money
direct TO -O'
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No SO BROADWAY New York
And you win receive them by return of mail post pad
For. sale by DYoTT Co., No. 2S2 N. SECOND
Street. ems
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 80 South FOURTH Street

NO. lSS south FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA.
A nm ual Policies issued against General AccidentS
al descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
insurance enected ior one year. In 9ltO
10 SlOOOU at a premium OF only one-half per cent
securing the iull amount insured in death and
MUM paid ~ ~ ~ "A''0 'A'
Short tune Tickets for l. Z, or 10 days or l. g. o,
MONTHS at 10 cents day, insuring in the sum of $4,000
or giving sic per week II disabled. to be had at inc
General Office, No. 1873 s. FOURTH street. PhiiadeIs
pha at the RailIo ad Ticket offices Re snro
to purchase the tickets Of the North American Transit
Insurance Company. '''
For circulars and further inform alton applv at the
Seneral Once or of any OF the authorized Agents the
LEWIS L. HoUPT, President
JAMES n. CONRAD, Treasurer
HENRY G. BROWN, Secretary
JOHN G. BULLlTT, Solicitor,
DIRECTORS.
{ L. Z. Houpt late of Pennsylvania Railroad Comnanv
j. Il. Kingsley, Continental Hotel.
Samuel Z. Palmer, Cashier OF Com National Rank
II. u. LeisenriDg, Nos. 237 and 239 Dock street
Market street O ~
Enoch Eewis late Gen. supt Penna r. r.
streets. ~ '
G. G. Franciscus Cen A gent Pcnna. r. r. Co
Thomas X Peterson, No. 3036 Mar ct street.
W. W. Kurtz, nrm of KuItz IL Howard, No rs s.
Third street. is ION
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n DELAwARE MUTUALS SAFETY INSURANCE
iNoohfoHAIfFPR FRNksxLTaErhL M yRE hLTIsssSsLATURE IsS OF
OFFICE s1RsSS5 +; TSRNhR pII 1TIRR E %ND WALNUT
os MARINE INSURANCE
SaakSGSs,m To all parts of the world.
iNLxND INsURANcEs
In Goods BY RIVER Canal Lake and Land Carriage to
FIRE iNsURANoEs
on Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
s,SooCo United States per cent oan T. ss5 Oog %
10000 I 30 per cent. loan ii10 iOO~
100 600 State Of PenHsylvaniS Five Per Cent SSoOo
&, ooo Loan: sO555OO
2SOCO CITY Of fhiadeipha Six Per Cent o'z0O"
O ooo loan: Loan; liz sl25O
,Ooo gaze Six Per Gent Bonds. go. 100000
,ooO gage SIX Per Cent Bonds % $50 90
OOo s gage sb SIX Per Cent Bonds 2s75OOO
guaranteed BY The City Of phisdels hEsdSis
7,so ,Pphiss I85875O
5000 100 shares Stock Hciih Pennsylvania S''OVO
4OOoo bsndr. Railroad dc Company S25OOO
30 Ooo inert subject 70 ten days call .:.. 100000
40 7oo Loan 100000
liens on City Property s. l7O 10000
sl,O96s $50 Par. Market value l.. . sooe seooo
Real Estate ........,.,,,,,. ~ "a s'ygg fyg1.Sg az
Bi.is receivable for nsurances made, i 2I '0iS.ST
Balances due at Agencies ;-PTemIums 20
on Marine Policies, Accrued Int
rest and other debts que the Com
paHy 4O,5llA
ana other Companies, Sll33 Esti-
cdGS mated % value. 2,slO 90
Sasn in Banks. 956 80
Oash IN Drawer... .,.....,.. 67848
5s,635S;
81 253 630'ls
DIRECTORS
iI10mas IS as =. Hand, samuel 4. Stokes
Edmund A. Souder Henry SIoan'
Theophilus Pauldlng, William a. BouIton
John r. Penrose, Edward DarIjn1ton,
James Traquair, II Jones Brooka ii
Henry 9. Daliett Jr., Edward Lafoufcade
James G. Hand, Jacob p Jones N''
Mnnhm ludwig, James B. Mcfarland
George Z. Leiper, Spencer Ncflvajn
PPussn Puss CIrIaie, }. B. Sempe, Pittsburg,
hVpeih nh% ~ DrIt9n, M, A. II Berger Pittsburg,
Vohn ~ lhlor, uro.. u. IT. Morgan, PttsbuFg.
IhOMAS G. FAND, President
rr,,r,, 1., John @. DAVIS, Vice President.
bENRf LTLDURN, Secretary. lis