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, 1866-02-09

MODERATE PREMIUMS.

MODERATE PREMIUMS.
Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Losses.
Losses by Fire and Lightning made good.
ALSO
Losses and Damage by explosion of Cas-
Short Policies also granted.
Security for both Branches.
Two Millions Sterling and large Reserve
Fund.
FIRE PREMIUMS for 1864.
Upwards of G40O,O00.
NEW LIFE ASSURANCE for 1865.
Nearly E 9O0, 900, exclusive of Rejected
Policies for { 1870, 000.)
f. MONEFELDT,
Agent
, 1866-02-09

g,rHE Undersigned, intending to leave
"A for Europe early in March, requests
those indebted 10 her to make a speedy
settlement Of accounts to enable her to
make arrangement with her creditors.
She offers FOR RENT the comfortable
dwelling towards the Seaside of her
Lot No. S. Kings Street, suitable for q
bachelor or small family.
Christiansted, January 30th 1866.
CAROLINE BRUMWELL.
, 1866-02-09

EIHE Trustees beg the attendance of
n the Members of the ST. Croix Savings
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fsEE.K2.

McCLEARY-On the25th instant, Elizabeth Jane.
eldest daughter Of Margaret and Robert McCleary,
in the 30th year of her age.
Her friends, and those of the family are invited to
attend the funeral Tuesday morning at 10 clock
from her late residence, No. SO n. High street.
MCLAlN-0n the 2lst inst Richard Thomas, aged
years, second son Of X. 7. and Eliza S. McLan OF
this city;
NOLAN-On the sd inst, Mrs. Mary Nolan. in the
Seth year of her age.
BOYLE-0n the 10Th inst, at New York, DR.. John
II. Boyle. in the 52a year of his age.
FIEZSIMM0NS-0n the 10th instant, at his resi-
dence in York. Pa, Daniel g. fItzsmmons.
GUDE-0n the DIST inst, Charles William, infant
son of Frederick W. and Amelia NJ. Guide. aged ]
month and 30 days
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MARRIED.

CRUDDEN-McLEAN-On the 22d inst. by Rev
Jam s NJ. Maxwell. Joseph Crudden and Miss Aiar1
Jane Mclean, both Of this city.
DUNN-PRICE-On the 18th inst, in Brooklyn, al
the residence Of Lieut.. W ?. Buckn.r {, s. ". BY
Rev. II. A.. S2atord, John Dunn. of Brooklyn, ana
Miss josephine a. Price, of Baltimore.
LEWIS-LUTMAN-0n the 18th lost, BY Rev.
Joseph France, Wm. K. Lewis. Of Baltimore to Miss
Mary A. Lutman. Of York, Pa.
RfCHARD-CHi RR0N-On the2lst inst. by P ov.
C. Galloway Stephen Richard to Miss Ellen N Char
ron, both of this city.
ZANGENBERG-CHIL the 22l inst, by
Rev. Richard Norris, George c. J. Zangeuhegg, OF
Philadelphia, to Miss Martha 4. Chds. Of this city
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To Correspondence.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous communications
nhdteDer ts intended for insertion must be o,Jen
t'cded bg the uld address of the ,pyifer-,o,
necessGrg for publication, Ju, as ouqrantl, to, bis
g2oG JG'th. We are not to be considered RESPONSE
ote Jor the oDlRtoRs erDressedby correspondents
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
e: ess --azzas5Efsszz1 NATIONAL EXPRESS
49, t1tfs--aSSas5+ AND

6. s1 NATIONAL EXPRESS
sasAE E1f@@x4zg AND
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.
DEPOT If6 SOUTH EUTA W STREET.
BALTIMORE
The NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSpOE
IAIlON COMPANY is now prepared to forward
God and Silver Coin, Currency Parcels, and Freight
Boston, Mass; New York City; PhiIad eIpbia p.
washington, DC; Georgetown, D. c.; Harper'g Fer
rs. Va; Charlestown, Va; Winchester, Va: AIexs1
drlG. Va Fredericksburg, Va; Richmond, Va; Pc
tersourg, Va; Norfolk; Va. Charlottesville, Va;
Staunton, Va; jackson River, Va; Lynchburs. va
don, y. G.; Qoldsboro N. c.; Newbern, n O. Rean-
iort n; c.; Morehead City, n. c.; Raleigh N q.
greensboro N. G.; Salisbury, n. G.; Charlotte q,
chester, ;. T.; Wiudsboro', S. c.; Charleston, s. G..
and ay Stations on the following roads: Wnchesfer
ana Potomac X. r., connecting with different points
n the valley of Virginia. Orange and AIexandT;s
X. r.; Virginia Central r. R.; Richmond and Da1
vile Il. NJ; Virginia and Tennessee K. R: Peters
burg and Lynchburg R. r.; Petersburg and Wei6on
h: H., Raleigh and CASTOR L. R., Weldon and WI
North Carolina Central K. r., Charlotte and Coipm
bla x: H., Western North Carolina R. R. AtIa14io
and North Carolina K. R. As the lines of RaiIroaJe
are opened 1t will extend its business to ali no;nts
South IN addition to those named and as fast as nos
slhle TO points In the North and West ~ P0S-
The tariff of charges will be based upon , F,;-L.
ness per centage above the cost of traDSnoTtat;no
without being oppressive nor will it be- mada Ioss
than the cost Of transportation with the view 10
break down or drive OF any rival upon this basis the
II orders be left at the Office Goods will ba emit f.
without charge and forwarded PROMPTLY i
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
~ ~ o ,ROkIATlON COMPANY
N. B. Office No. 1874 W. Baltimore street Deno,
NO. Ito south EutaW street. de2O-tf
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NgANUFACFuRGD STONE.


I'VE One of TIE most valuable triumphs ever
aG6Ieyed by science is the successful MANUFAC-
luke Ot SION d by a process discovered By f.
RansOme Esq. C. f., of London. This remarkab!c
material Is perfect stone, both in quality and NJ
peafancc It can be produced in blocks or pieces Of
any re-, ulred form and Dimensions A stotua mr. q.
block for paving the most intricate Gothic tracrr
oT door step; C0rinthian capital or bed of q,,.
Tor steam engine may be moulded with aiTnos: cont
facility, and can be furnished at 81 price which viii
allow the introduction of rich ornament in ease.
where the cost Q! carving tho natural Stone w0u!d
the seycTeSs tests it to 10 shifted 10 the !srct
structures, rs We'll as Tor those in which sharpness 81
IuiIIHe aau accuracy o. nnlsh are required us in
Acknowledgements Of columns and all the higher
class Of architectural ornaments.
ly Is composed OF ordinary sand. firmly aggregated
and Cemcn ed INTO solid, hard and i1GrStrugtiblo
mass by means OF Il siliceous material which nv q
simple process Scoayercd into IN insolubIe silica G a.
me' possessing all ne enduring properties of the old
HoMan eoncretcs which have remained unchanged
Tor period Of tive thousand years. Chemistry mas
shown the elementary composition of natural stones
and we have been accustomed TO believe thai their
pnslniS 59ndlhcation was due to heat and press urC
But Mr.. RanSOme Is now making thousands of tCns
OF stone from sand and gravel without heat aud
without pressure, Wnlch, nevertheless, has all tie
mechanical properties of tho pTe-Adamite rock
We cannot yet, contrast the durability of fhc
ings constructed; but certificates hive bcen r
niShed by some Of the most eminent engineer ~
chemists IN Eneland showing that the new stone has
WIStogu Boiling IN water and acids; the test of reeZ
ing mixtures ana OF Russian winters the action Of ILc
gases on the Metropolitan Railway. that of the fsul
MaLtI VI IS"lch naioof! ana every mechanical teS
mat has been applied to 1t. Its freedom from shrunk
age, or any change Of form, makes it excellent for
the bedstGnes OF steam engines and heavy machinery
Al Ipswich several artificial bedstones are in use
MeSSrs. Turner, Engineers, have their steam ham
ncr bodded upon one. Mr.. Packard and Mossrs
Colchestcrs, both manufacturers Of coproite ma
nuTe, have each high and low pressure engine bed
ded upon Artificial stone. Mr. Mason. oil manuiac-
grer, has his old presses and edge runners beddcd on
;hiS stone, one block bong feet by feet incnes
by foot inches. McsSrs. Banks and Barry and
other leading architects are arranging TO I;s This
stone. One hundred and twenty Corinthiap capit5jy
for the New Zealand POstoiiice have been made Gift
beside many mui0nS, lintslS and rusticated 0uoins
for churches and other arc litectural building
Specimens o. this stone made both in England and
Batlmore may now be seen at the northeast corner
Of Calvert and Saratoga stfcttE WHARF the process Of
making it will also be exhibited during the present
week to those DESTROYS of becoming interested in its
manufacture. f25-tf
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- AYEE..s CEEERgy E,E,e.relE,Az.-rn,

r - ASEEE'S HENRY E'E&"T9ESAH1-Fo For
~ the rapid cure of Coughs, Colds. Influenza.
HOar5caess, Group, Bronchitis Incpient CousQnI-
ton, and for the relief of Consumptive Patients il
advanced stages Of the disease. So wide IS the Ggln
o. It's usefulness and numerous are tn cases Of its
cures, that amos. every section of country abound
IN persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of The
lungs by its use When once tried, It's superiorijy
over every other cXpectOrant is too apparent to s
cape observation, and whore its virtues are known
the public no longer hesitate what antiOte to en-
ploy for the distressing and dangerous affections cf
The pulmonary organs that Incident to Our eli
mate While many inferior remedies thrust unon tha
community hare failed and been discarded this has
gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits on
The afflicted they can never forget, and urnducaf
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be for
gotten.
We can only assure tho public that its quality Is
carefully kept up to the best it ever has been and
that 1t may be relied on to do for their relief all THAI
it has ever done.
Great numbers of Clcrgymon, Physicians. States
men and eminent pcrS0nGGGS, have lent their names
to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of our rene
dies but space here Will not permit the insertion Oh
them. The NntS below named furnish Gratis uu~
AE1cricGH Atn0nGC. IL which they are given; witt
also full descriptions of the complaints they cure
Those who require 0fjerGtiUc medicine to rrifv
the blood, viii find Ayers Compound Extract S1Tsa-
Parllla the remedy to use Try it once, and you viii
know its value.
Prepared BY J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mas.
and sold by W. II. BROWN & BRO Baltimore and
by all dealers. ja22 com d6yg
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'FGS eAFiVAEIIS 4.

N ~ FON N NLSIMEN I-Une o. inc most Itslf-
able PROPERTIES, in or ont of the city, IS now
offered in lot containing twenty-five acres lying be-
tween the city and Druid Hill Park high ground ard
covered with fine forest oaks Of large growth. 1t
overlooks the city and from it can be had fine view
Of the river in the distance. For sale low, upon ac-
Charles 4 fayette streets.
FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT on Nc
Culoh street. HENRY W. ROGERS & CO.,
fe26tf cor. Charles and Fayctte SITS.
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W
fe5-1awIw* i5m IN; 1;ENNlo Of John,

HIS IL sa TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Of Bsltimore cty Ieta from the Orphans Court
ton city, D. G., deceased. -'' Vi "ashlns-
hereby warned to exhibit the same with tba are
ers thereof to the subscriber before the 2oth
excluded from all benefit of said estate ""' 10
All persons indebted to said estate requested tn
make immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 10Th day of January, 1866.
ALEXANDER BUTCHER,
i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Z4TO THE CfFIzExs OF BALTIMORE


The undersigned believe that the time has arrived
when the patriotic people of Maryland should unite
in support Of the reconstruction policy of President
principles and views SO powerfully advocated in his
Veto Message.
The undersigned, therefore. recommend that
Mass Meeting of the citizens of Baltimore be held at
the Maryland Institute Hall. on MONDAY, the Goth
day Of February, A. D., 1866, at halfpast clock
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nE7p 4 SUPERIOR StEMEDx.-We a1eor-
drST sciepiousy recommend to those suffering from
9 distressing cough, Dr. Stricklands Meliiiiuolis
and is wtha not disaGreeable to the taste. There Is
no doubt that the Meliiuous Cough Ealsa is cue Of
me best preparations in use and is all that IFS mo
pretor claims for it. We have tried It during >,
past weok end found relief from most distressif.f
cough. II is prepared by DR.. Strickland, No III
Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Chic and for sale By
Druggists Wholesale agents Tomsep i Block, ana
!. VOgeer e. Co. g,g3-Tv
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SHEI2IFF'S SALES.

a. EEG2GEE7S SALE.
- Under and by virtue of a writ of teri frcias on
condemnation njsi issued out ofthe Court of Common
Pleas, TO me directed, in a cause wherein Stellman
ElnrlchT co. are plaintiffs, and Augustus johnson
Baltimore city, on TUESDAY, the 6thday of March.
1906. at Y o'clock NJ, to the highest bidder forcasb
FIVE SHARES OF STOCK OF THE CONCORDIA
SOCIETY. VIM THOMSON Sheriff -
tezt-eots ADRE0N e CO, Auctioneer7
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crc-=seEaEn aAn CAsEs ssI, I.EE.Ea .1E-ElEle

- OFFICE OF TE8E AARYkANBs
~ IEEBRIATE ASYLUM, BaLTIHoRF. Angus,
u, lS65.-To the Public: WEN. COTTON, Esq, hae
aeen appointed the Agent of the MARYLAND
sNgBRfA9IG ASTL UM Tor tho purpo2e Of soliciting
SUBSCRIPTIONS on account Of tie building.
1eCGss&Tv TO aGcomm odats patients who are con
3tGntiy applying for admission. He is earnesi!z
recommended to our follow oiJ.Gons by whose liberal
contributions we hope to be abe 60 accommodate ap
picaGtg i9r the TeforEa.0ry ADVANTAGES of the ICs-
yuti0r Respectfully GEO. c. "A. ROBERTS N. 7.
President MARYLAND inebriEt0 AasiGUi- aui1-tft
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FOR SALE.

On FOR SALE.-Thrce-siory DWELLING. III
%t W. Saratoga street. adjoining the Seventh Ban
tsf Church; contains - rooms, besides bathroom
and summer sitting room, water and gas. Immcdi-
ate possession given. Apply to W. R. COLE.
fe26-3t n. Z. cor. Baltimore and North SIS.
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tgls(eGDORn~ARD-

$G,OOOHn"ARD
THE SUM OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will
be paid by the Maryland Penitentiary for the re-
covery OF either the following prisoners, who made
their escape on MONDAY MORNING, February
10, 1865. Description
JAMES SMITH.
About 32 years old;
Fair complex ion;
Dark hair;
Gray eyes, near sighted"
5 feet inches nigh:
1900 Sharp features, bad cOuntenance.
JOHN BOYLE.
About % years old;
Fair complexion;
Dark brown hair
Light hazel eyes:
Five feet six inches high;
Wound on right shoulder;
Thick set.
o NJ. W. THOMPSON,
1eDzJ-u Warden.
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NTOTfCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That appIi-
IY cation will be made to the Mayor and City
City Council. to close Orange alley from North to
Holiday streets. fe6-1aW9W
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WANTS,
NNTooD. Wo0n. WoeE.-wANTED.-

EETC0D. WOOD. woSD.-vyAN TED.-
w Everybody to know that We are still selling
WOOD cheaper than any other place in the city at
he corner Of Centre and Central avenues, near the
Phlladeiphia depot. fe3-lra%
e 2 Ees $40 PER DAY:-Wo want active, en-
30 ~ eTgetic AGENTS everywhere (meu or women
to whom we offer extraordinary inducements to en- =
gage ~ hEht, Gentce and profitable business. Sam
pay return postage. Address BRADLEY, CHAD
WICK u co. ZIG brnadwaH Nov York fe9d &W-l m
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VESO CAPITALISTS.
The Subscriber offers for sale an interest in large
body Of alua BILE co AL and TIMBER LANDS, with
view to their development. Their location affords
great Inducements as they are situated directly on
the line of'the Philadeph and Erie Railroad
An organized Company is now hoaring for Oil on
adIolnlng Lands with every prospect of success
The COAL is Bitgminous, the Timber mostly Pine
and Oak.
Some Baltimore City property would be taken in
part payment.
For further information. address
DC. CARY,
tel9-tf No. s. W. Pratt street Bait
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VEyEXAS LANDS.

FOR SALE LEASE OR EXCHANGE.
E5,OG0 Acres of No. Land, Improved and wiId,}
in tracts varying from $50 1900 Acres for sale at
great bargain. Also sea head of Cattle.
GEO. W. CALDWELL,
fe25-lw# Room J. No. II South street.
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CLASS EARggs.
NATHAN HARRISON.

a. ~ i0SSAAE.-A very superior PRO-
ST. i ii - PELLER Of l50 Tons old measure
sss5ss7zszza-ment built in the strongest and most
substantial manner ana Of the best and most durable
materials and Of very light draught of water the
hull and machinery is nearly as good as new, having
been in actual service not than six months Sha
has just been put in complete order and is now ready
t9T service FER further PaTtiGglqT5 enquire the
South Side Of the Basin. no2g-rf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r 5DOFFTCE OF THE BALTIMORE As.
E,-S ISOLATION FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
Of The CONDITION OF THE POOR. FEBRUARY
BY order of the Board of Managers. the following
correspondence is published:
BALrNoRE, Feb. 10. 1866.
TO the President and Ncnjers Of the Association fer
Improving the Condition Of he Poor:
GENTLEMEN The Closopbic Literary and ORA
matte Association have resolved to give Dramatic
Entertainment for the benefit of the general poor of
this city the proceeds to be placed IN your hands for
distribution. and have selected the night of February
18th at the ConcOTdia Opera House.
Soliciting your cooperation we have the honor TO
be. yours, respectfully, NJ. II. HEIGHT,
5. DALSHkIMER,
S. COHEN,
Committee.
- BALTIMORE, February 2lst 1866.
To Iessrs. W. II. Heckt, s. Dalsbeiaer s. Cohen s.
May, Committee:
, GENTLE MEN:-In compliance with a resolution of
the Board of Managers oC the Association for the
Improvement Of the Condition of the Poor of Balt-
more 1t is my pleasing duty to tender the most cor
Qal thanks OF the Board Of Managers to yourselves,
ana inc gentlemen you represent, Tor the generous
and highly valued voluntary offer OF Dramatic En-
tertainment for the benefit Of the General PooE,
represented by our ASSOCIATION.
Very respectfully, - ~ .
Ir--7B N;sTItE.-COuxER or CALvEEsE
10y AND WATER STBtETS.-We have for re
watch makers: also, jewelers., engravers and watch
case makers on the premises Apply to GABRIEL
D. CLARK, corner of Water and Calvert streets
agent for William DixOns London Watch and jules
Jurgenson's Copenhagen Jalch. fel5-2mo
nEDFgTO BAD CASES ssF PILES sygJ9Egs
RSS$ BY DR.. STRICkLAND'S PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass, Of JaDesvle, Wisconsin, writes for ths
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that be has
been troubled for eight years with an aggravated case
Of Piles, and his brother was discharged from thE
army as incurabe, ine being quite paralyged With
the Piles) Both these distressing cases were cIred
With one bottle OF DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation OF these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received b. Dr. Strickland, ought
20 convince those suffering that tho most aggravated
ahronic cases OF Piles cured By Dr. etricksnd'e
Pile Remedy. II is sod by Seth S.; lance los Ba.i-
more street. and by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents, Thomson i BLOCK
aud A. V0GELER & co;
SETH s. HANJE,
Ugly Agent
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EVwENTY.FIRsT ANNUAL REPORT

IOtei... TvtVVV,O-V 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid losses by death.......... $490522 63
Paid for redemption Ofdivi-
dendS, annuities and sur
rendered and cancelled
policies ........... 29i,69s 50
Paid salaries, printing and
office expenses ............. 7l,53S IS
Paid commissions and agen-
cy expenses. .................. 2164O5 IS
Paid FOR advertising and
physicians fees................ 3l,542 Il
Paid taxes internal revenue
stamps, war contributions
and law expenses........... 1929 2O-1,11S901 25
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Assets as above, at cost.......... - 81, 8S1 919 70
Market yalue..S5.OlS4i 40 O6
Disposed of as follows:
Reserved for losses, due sub
seqUent to January l, 1866 S75,84l Is
Reserved for reported losses,
awaiting pToofs..."......... $500 90
Reserved for special deposit
for minor children ........... 2S5 rs
Amount reserved for rein
surance on all existing
policies valuations at
per cent. INTEREST," ............ 3,520.297 60
Reserved for:
Dividends declared prior to
1868, due and payable on
demand........................... 1921 IS
Dividends, 1868 and 1864,
to be paid ........... 232S95 90
Dividend, 1866, present val
uo)......., .................. 315,Ol2 90
Dividend 1856, (present val
ue)...,................... 4O6,117 90
Special reserve, (not divi-
ded 1S4,22S 95-48S1, 919 70
H1qtFshsES FRANKLIN. .... President.
E&AAC g. Ia TN s9A E.BI Vice President
WlA4E4E Ask 81. BEERS. ActUary.
te i4-eo6t
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r. -5DTRE NEXT MONTHLY MEETING of
ny the sABBAIH School ASSOCIATION OF BALTI-
MORE. will be held IN the Westminster Presbyterian
Ghpreh. (Rey. DIR. Dickson's, on MONDAY EVEN
Ing the 18th inst, at IA O'Clock. The Sunday School
VIII conduct the singing The public invited to
n 10oTICE.-A COURSE OF THREE
W. LECIuRES will be delivered in the Metho-
dist protestant Church, corner of Fayette and Ais
gum streets py the pastor, Rev. ]. R. Nichols as
lstT1 oss Destiny Of Young Men, Monday eve
ning, 18Th INST, at ~ O'Clock.
2d-"Positlon and Influence of Young Ladies. :"
Ih9rsdaGy evebirs md ia INST, at u O'Clock.
26th inst. s'
Tickets for the Course, 50 cts. fe19 M,rh&n-sts
NF II. KNAPP's INSTITUTE.
N The exercises Exercises viii be resumed on MONDAY
day new scholars will be admitted 4'' on WHICH
Three higher classes exclusively intended for v,uo
fall operation at present. ~ie IL success
Parents sending bosrders are reoussta5 ),
for their punctual arrival, w pto'lae
Aa'A'ua r. KNAPP.
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business PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Baltimore street near Charles-PTicc $4,000.
South GAY street and North Cav street.
North and South Howard observation-disclosures,
W est Falls aYeuUe-FACIORl PROPERTY,
fiiIIen street and Falls,
Broadway-store and Warehouse PROPERTY.
Fes P0int-IwO large WHARNES, with Stores
and Warehouses, apply to -
. o p,,,i
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1881. 919 70
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in Bank. S25O,035 Sc
Invested in United States
stocks, cOst...................... 2,1l543l %
CMarket value S2l40775)
Invested in New York City
Bank stocks, cost............ 5256l 30
market value S5i.475)
Invested in other stocks,
cost.................. 333,923 Is
(Market value $S3i,0l5)
Loans on demand secured
by United States and other
stocbs......... 1850 90
market value S55S5S)
Real Estate. .................... 14OS19 n
Market value $250,000)
Bonds and MOrtgages.~.... 25O.747 OF
Premium notes on existing
policies bearing interest. 1,1S6g8 81
Quarterly and sem-annual
premiums duo subsequent
to Jan. l, 1866.........~........ 242,451 o.
Interest accrued to Jan. l.
1856.......,............,......,.... 6O98O so
Rents accrued to Jan. !,
lS66...,.......,... ............... 1879 12
Premium on policies in
hands Of agents and in
course Of transmission.... 1877 col 54-4S I 919 70
The Trustees have declared a return premium as
follows: A Scrip Dividend ofFIFTY PER CENT upon
all participating premiums on Life Policies in force
which wereissued twelve months prior to January l.,
1896 and directed the redemption in full of the divi
bends declared in 1868 and 1864
Certificates will be redeemed in cash on and after
the first Monday in March next, on presentation ut
the home Office Policies subject to notes will be cred
tied with the return on settlement of next premium
By order of the board
WILLIAM H. BEERS, Aotuary.
During the year 5,l8S nav policies were issued in
surfing Sl6,32i,8SS.
BALANCE SHEET OF. TIE COMPANY. JAN. l.