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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

VULCAN FOUNDRY
MACHINE SHOP.

DAsVAD W0A 49, 4ONA AOANNi
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STEAMBOAT 4 LAND eDoo0ueo,
FLOUD, SUGAR and
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HOUSE OAST1N0Ay IRON RAILING,
LA D KETT l. -.
Bells ana Brnss Castings.
D0RIK0 APPARATUS FORGED AND
ID 1niShsd for boring Aftssian wells Of ssy
eind. o. ~ bsss aaterisi. ms6s 10 order.
Yas0ssS VIE viii - II vast Of Cane ntllo
NJ yses would 10 vsll % give their oeaeel
eeoa, = order TO have their mill IN proper o9o.
isss l9ss mill paaierns thss can Only y
oeAs 70 esdss. Any one in want Of heavy est.
isas fbs ny purpose. would DO ven y Givs ~
sall bs1ore going 20 distance - ~ thss =.
= 49, q hone isssewsIls ard wtsh nsse
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nBSTIsT. Offcc In FORESTS blocH.
- apposiae j. o., corner ID snd Ess-
iyFy{ \ r. strccte Has had over ~ ycsss
llJIy prertice 10 this dty. Hse soe com
u,e,. ans,s,u. r., manufacturing and adminstestne
Xtross Oside OF oss for painless operation IN es
fvarffng f~cth. J"uAt-V
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IpR. A. n. MINER.

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, mt Davenport, Iowa. -"
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TTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA and War Claim Agent. Office Davenport
Bloch. "a Floor, cor. Main aid Second streets.
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Dse. p. ~. VOsSe.1sV.
homeopathic Physlci0n.
AFfiCE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
side OF iisady Street. moor e,h. hrss door
AMnr. lie Ch2isNaAn Church. 0ctop uom
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CLOTHING MANUFAcroRIEs.-We were forcib.y
impressed, by the application Of several ladies for
work at a clothing establishment of this city, Of
the feasibility cf such an enterprise, and thought
if few of our capitalists would institute COM
pany for the manufacture of gentlemens clothing
for the Wholesale trade, that it would not only be
profitable Investment, but give to many Of our
female population employment and means Of
support, which, besides alleviating the suferings
Of the destitute who have lost all in the late wac
husbands, sons brothers, as well as their proper
ty-would also have good moral tendency. Alarge
number Of this class OF our people who formerly
were in circumstances Of comfort and plenty, have
been thrown upon the cold charity Of the world.
Day after day they wearily wander from place to
place in search of employment, without success,
though ever so willing to work, even for the small
est remuneration while every steamship arriving
from the North is laden with clothing that could
have been manufactured at home and at such rates
as to be advantageous to all concerned.
A few days since We had an evidence of this fact
at tailoring establishment in Broad street, where
we were shown whole suits Of gentlemen's apparel,
Of fine quality, all wool, for spring wear, hand
sonely and durably made by ladies Of this city.
These suits could be manufactured by the quantity
at from s14 to SIG per suit, and would readily bring
from s22 to sM in the retail stores. Then, why is
l. that this important branch of industry, which
,yonld be of 90 much advantage to the interests o.
our city and citizens is not taken in hand BY those
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MlSCELlANE E0US.
An Appeal to the Charitable.
70 THE FRIENDS OF THE POOR AND DESTITUTE
COLORED, AGED AND YOUTH.

TO THE FRIENDS OF THE POOR AND DESTITUTE
COLORED, AGED AND YOUTH.
We appeal to you to aid US in purchasing and preparing
permanent home for those who not able to procure
1t for themselves Hundreds Of aged decrepd, orphan
children are thrown upon the public to be cared tor
They have neither homes they work to secure
any They are in midst suffering fearfuy for want
of food raiment and houses to Hvei in We feel that
would be false to natures, well as delinquent In
Christian duty, II We took interest in amelioratng
these suferngs which meet every day. We would be
false to this community We in with white
citizens took interest in the moral social religious
and industrial welfare of the thousands who are in our
State without the means of self support We, the un-
dersgned with many Others feel that we should care for
our poor; and in these tmes which tries all sorely,
take some the burden and provide home for the des
tute and to this end have purchased farm for $780,
which We propose to make q Home Of Indasty We are
compelled to call friends In Charleston and else
where to assist us to raise the amount Of $4,000 to make
the first payment and necessary repairs We therefore,
appeal to generous public for aid. 10.
r. H. CAIN. JOSEPH RUSSELL.
ANTHONY WILLIAMS. MRs LOUISA CAIN.
JOHN EVERETT. MRS. MARIA EDEN.
MOSES VANDERHORST. / ELIZABETH NESBEF.
ANSON DELESLINE. SARAH GAsKM.
ROBERT PURvIS. a MARY MICHEL
VIM. POGUE. '' REBECCA JONES
ROBERT CATTLE. ANN z. FELL.
JAMES GRANT. - AMELIA BROWN.
ABRAM ADAMS. ROSA ROBERTSON.
GEORGE SIMPSON. CECElA CARROLL.
CHAS. YANDERHORST. MARY PRENTICE.
STEPHEN KELLY. ELl1A READY.
LANES CARROIL CATHARINE FENNIC.
JOHN NJ. ADAMS
February22
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Behind the Lighthouse.

Old fogysm is not quite dead. People ore still to be
found who think that health Is promoted by deplehon
Was there ever such false ogc Nature is the grand
antagonist OF disease and the dpeers propose to PROF.
trate nature in order might suppose, to give the
enemy double chance at the life Of the paient The
true practice is to nvigorate the vital powers as to
render them an overatoh for the elements of disease
This ,an be done with HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TER OF all vegetable tonics they the most power
ful ard the most genial At this when even the
strongest organizations are liable to be affected by the
alterations Of stringent cold and malarious moisture
this inesmable protective medicine is especially needed
Persons predisposed to biousness dyspepsia conspa
ton intermittent fever, any Of the complaints which
cold weather supendaces or aggavates should take it
regularly Throughout the winter and spring months
It is absolutely pure and harmless. For sale by
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. 1Gl MEETING STREET,
February IS Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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whose Golfers are fun, aud who feel Tor the welfare
Of our people7 IT. is true, that some of our deal
ers and in clothing employ ladies but
this is done to very limited extent for the reason
that they have not the capital necessary for an en-
terprise that would enable them fairly to compete
with Northern manufacturers, and they are there
by compelled to send their orders away from
home.
!, All Of US remem' sr the happy effect pro-
duced, during the war, by tho late firm of
MATTHMssEN & O'HARA in establishing "a cloth
ing manufactory at tho corner of Meeting and
Market Streets They received the blessings OF hun
dreds Of mothers wives and sisters, whose protec-
tors had gone to the battlefield for nsttuting the
means by which they could earn bread for them
selves and children. They had no conapeti-
tion it is true, but what would have been the suf
fering of many under different circumstances? A
larger portion of our female community are now
in more destitute condition, and it behooves
those who have it in their power to put forth
helping hand and they who are instrumental in
creating an establishment Of this kind, will re-
ceive the blessings Of thousands and build a iT-
ing monument to their names, which will be hand
ed down to posterity, as among the great
amelorators Of the wants of the poor.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Idns1nSO1t US: 10lttsItSWs.
WIN be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 12th day Of
March, 1857, at II o'clock A. IL, $50.
AM that LOT OF LAND, situate on King street, aud
known by the No. $780, butng and bounding to the north
on land now and formerly OF Rues; to the east on d
mery Of mathew Miller and to the west ON King street
measuring on the front and back lines three Cs
feet and In depth one hundred and ninety (190 feet
Terms-Onethird cash. the balance In two equal sue
cessiye annual nsalments secured by bond OF the ur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises with interest on
day Of sale, payable annually. Purchaser to psy for
papers JAMES TuPP.ER,
February 10 tn7 Master In Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.


the old Custom House In this city on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of March, 1867, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
/, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with tho Buildings
thereon situate the north side Of Tradd street. in s
city known by the number A. and measuring in fronto
Tradd street 10 feet, more leas, and in deph from
south to north 100 feet inches more less Founding
north on land now or late Of Munroe east ON lsnd
now or late Of F. a. Long; south on Tradd street and
west on land now or late Of Charles Love.
ALSO,
q ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon situate at the southeast corner Of Church
Atlantic streets, in this city and measuring on ChSrch
street 80 feet inches by 50 feet inches on the back
line and in depth from west to east Atlantic street III
feet be the said dimensions moro less. Bounding
north Atlantic street; east on land Of - south on
land of -, and west On Church street
8. ALL THAT IMPROVED LOT OF LAND. situate In
the Town of Chester on the west side OF Saudi road,
the lines bounding which commence at corner 81 the
lot now In the possession Of J. Asbey, and running
thence with the line Of said Asberrs lot 28 feet to the
Saluda road thence with the said Sauda road one nun
dred oO feet to corner Of lot to estate o1
CASTOR; thence with the line Of said Gastons lot 26 1s
to stake; thence to the beginning corner 98H bene
portion Of the lot conveyed on 18th February lsoi %
George A. Albright by a. j. Albright is.s.. -
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one, two and tnfe
years secured by bond of the purchaser and q
the premises with interest from day Of sale payable m
nuay. Buildings to be insured, and policy sssagnsd'
Purchaser to pay for papers JAMES T9pPEa " 1s..i
February 10 tuf7 Master IN Equity
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MIsCELLAAN:E0Us.......... 4 i: 81.
. New York Prize. sociatien, :.
No 500 9BROADWAY 7, M 2. g: =.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MEL ODEONs, SEWING
MACHINES, MUSIC Boxes SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD AND -
SILVER WATCHES, -.
..,, & zt-...s AND. {. 20 80. - q
=. ELEGANT JEwBLRY,
VALUED AT -
&E00&OOO - -.
MI scr LLANE.0.Ul|si....
100000.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w name and value Of each article OF our goods are
marked on tickets plnced In sealed envelopes and well
mixed On receipt OF 25 cents, an envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office or sent By mail TO any address The pur.
chaser after seeing what arclei draws and its value
which NAV be from one to Ave hundred dollars can
them on psymen. OF ono dollnr, receive the article
named or may exchange 1t for any other article marked
on our circular Ut the same vaue Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend on fRtr, honorable dealing.
Tha article drawn will be delivered at our office, regard
less Of Its value or promptly sent A. directed by return
mail or express. r.,i-.,.,.,
Letters from many persons acknoWledeng the iecept
of valuable gifts from us may be seen on ME ct our o.
fc., among whom we are permitted TO refer 70:
John g. Holcomb, Lambervile, y. j., gold watch value
$3.50; Mrs g. Bennett No. 262 Cumberland street. Brook
yn, sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn,
eoH lever watch, value $500; Hon 4 T. Er1ggs Wssn'
ngton D. O., diamond pin, S175; G. Sutherland, No.
1o fa.inrtor avenue piano. $780, Mrs. NJ Jackson No.
ans Nineteenth street. n T., sewing machine s90; Jos.
Camp Elmira N. Y, melodeon, sl50; Miss I. Colnne,
Atlanta Ga, diamond cluster ring. %226; Dr. Henry
Smith Worcester Mass, sewing machine, S86; d. SHAW,
No. 1873 18th street. N. T., gold watch $l6g EdW BOYD
ton. Nashville, Tenn. melodeon, SlVQ James Russell
montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, S25o; Z. i.
Smith, Providence, R. L, silver lever Watcn $So Osear
purdy Madison, N. j., music box, $40: Hon = New
eIl. St Psul's, Mimi; gold watch, s186; Sperry
ritch1eld Conn., silver watch, 300; Wrn 3 pec&, Aar
iem Uls music boz, s76; VIM Raymond Dayton, Ohio,
silver tea act S125; Miss E. NJ Schenck, Detroit Mich
diamond ear rings, $225 Pierre Beaudin, St. Charles
Totel New Orleans, diamond ring, $170; Mira Martha
Barnes. ST. Louis Mo-, ueodeon, value Sl25.
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V1sIr OF Fn.EMEN.-The New York Volunteer
Firemen's Association have had manufactured for
the Independent Fire Company Of Columbia a
splendid reel and accompanying hose, and as the
Committee Of the Association will pass through
the city with the apparatus on their way to Colum-
bia, the fremen Of Charleston have properly made
excellent arrangements to receive and entertain
them during their sojourn among us, exhibiting
on thepart Of both the great characteristics OF
that class Of citizens-an open-handed charity and
true brotherly kindness.
The Committee OF the Association, consisting Of
twelve gentlemen, will leave New York. by rail, on
the second of March, sending the reel by the
steamer, which departs the same day, and on their
arrival at the depot will he met and welcomed by
Committee Of the Board of Firemasters, consist
ing Of NJ. q. NATHAN, Chief OF the Department, 8.
7. TuPpER, President Of the Vigilant, and JOSEF
HILTON, President Of the Hook and Ladder Com
pany, who will convey their guests in carriages to
the Charleston Hotel, where fine accommodations
have been prepared for them, and where they will
be called upon by the fremen and citizens gene
rally.
This elegant present, which is about to be
bestowed upon the fire company of our sister city,
is Of superior make, and was manufactured at a
cost of three thousand dollars as we are informed,
and viii be received by them, we have no doubt,
with gratefulness which will only be equalled by
tie good feeling Of the givers.
We ere much pleased at this visit to our city, as
these are gentlemen Of standing and character in
New York, and while we congratulate the Fire De-
partment or their proposed introduction to them,
we must say that the rest Of our citizens will avail
themselves Of the same privilege.
The following are the names Of the Committee:
FENRY WILSON, Prasident n r Y. F. Association.
ROBERT WRIGHT Sec. J. F. BURNS.
JOHN W. DOWNING. ABRAHAM CHAIRMAN.
FREDCK A. RIDAB0CK. JOHN H. FROLEIGH
WILLIAM LAMB. JAMES L. COE.
LEWIS T.. PARKER. PETER 2. EVERETT
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NOTICE.. s.1a.s4C o.; e.:
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock, by KuROY &Coa
No. 339 Kingstreet, OF general assortment OF DE9
GOODS Clothing, Fancy Goods Jewelry. Boots sna
Shoes, Cutlery, Perfumery and Soaps. February
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YtR Daily Nemls,
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "a, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

DICKENS CHRISTMAS STORY 'Mugby Junction .
We are indebted to Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL for copy
Of this already famous series Of stories. Price ls
only fifteen cents copy.
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The Daily South Caroinian at Columbia, is now sent
to every Postooe in the State Being the ocel paper
of the State 1t will be found at the present time espe
caly valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves of a very large circulation. -.
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MARspEN's PICTORIAL BALM is certain in effect.
DOWIE g. NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & Co., Agents.
HI. H.

IF you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, OF Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
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1I-T:i TS.,t''tJ - - -
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day,

Auction Sales This Day. -
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at his store, corner ot
King and Liberty Streets at 10 O'CLOCK large sssor
ment Of seasonable dry goods. clothing, hoery do
also, choice lot Of boots and shoes.
JOHN g. MMoR Co. will sell this day, 1T their suc.
ton sales rooms No. 1873 Meeting street. at 10 o'clock an
invoice CT choice cothing-balancs of stock OF retail
store.
J.A W KNOX will sell this day, at their auction rooms,
No. 1873 Meeting street. opposite tho Pavilion Hotel, at
10 O'clock the balance of stock OF clothing hardware
cutlery, &c.
R. II. MARsHAIL. & BRo. will sell this day, at their
Office, No. SO Broad street. ut II o'clock, some valuable
and well Kept books, &c.
L. BUNCH & Son will sen this day, at No. 500 King
street. at halfpast 10 O'clock cart dray, wagon, and
other articles.
MCKAY CAMPBELL. will sell this day, at their cash
auction house, No. So Qasel street. opposite postoce, at
10 O'Clock, assortment of liquors. &C.. slso spring
wagons horee, harness. &C.; also balance Of retail dry
goods stock damaged goods, &C. ..
90
TO BAKERS GRoCERs ANp FAMuEs.-Do you wiah
Flour warranted to make good bread3 Do you wish
Flour that will bring you custom2 Do you wish Flour
that will make white bread and not soura Then apply to
N. ROBSON, No. 81 East Bay who has always large
stock Of best brands Georgia North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour In barrels half and quarter bags
December 10 mW1moH
Ar THE Drug Store OF J. B. RUSSELL. No. 238 King
street. is dispensed at all hours Of the day. SODA WA.
TER, clear as crystal and cold as CHARITY. 81
A Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for an invalid who suffers from
debility or loss Of appetite, is bottle Of PANnNs he
patio Bitters as 1t will be sure to give relief Fer sale by
all Druggists
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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FuRMAN UN1vERs1rY.-We have received a cata-
logue of the officers and students Of Furman Uni
versity for 1867 handsome picture Of the In
stitution is pre6zed to the catalogue.
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TIE AUCTION SALE Of anchors, chains, &C.;
by M1L11aAN, MELcHERs & Co., previously adyer-
t;sed to take place to-day, has been postponed un-
til further notice.
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"a Approximation Prizes amounting to 5000.
Combination Lottery draws every day. Tickets from
81 to $40.
C,rculars sent free. Drawings mailed as soon the
Lottery is drawn.
Address t. T. Pc Frs, Cnitcd Stiles Licensed Agent,
No ~ uasei street, Lh .riesto, Key Box 81 o.
EeIr1rarv On 3mo
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RIILTARDS /!

GRAND BILLIARD EXHIBITION WILL TAKE
n place at the PHELAN BILLIARD HALL, No. 139
Meeting street, corner Market, between j. WALTER
MONTGOMERY and EDWD. B. HAMILTON, on Satur-
day Erening, February %, 1857, for 5000 q side.
g
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TOG r AP HIS.

EHJU FUR A WUNTH3
rs THE TUNE THAT BARLOW, THE OLD OPERA
j TOR is catering to, at the OLD STAR GALLERY
where he will give his attention to securing the shadow
ere the substance fades-especaly the OIL and PORCE-
LAIN PORTRAITS, of which competition Is deAed. 6pe-
cnens can be seen; taken from life, and small pictures
enlarged at the Gallery southeast corner King and Mar
ket streets Charleston. February 81
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New YORK LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANT.-We call
attention to the Twenty-second Annual Report
of this old established and prosperous Com
pany, which appears in this days issue The
policy holders are the recipients ofsanother divi-
dend Of mper cent. ain, -et.:.'.! e =
The number Of new, policies issued is 1896 dur
ing the gear. and for same period the receipts Of
the Company were over 100000, while it's dis
bursements, including claims by deaths and divi-
dends, were but s., 242 ,OOO leaving net aocunu-
lation for the benefit Of their policy holders, who
alone are members Of tie Company, Of nearly t,oo
millions. Such figures afford the best comment
on the successful management OF this Institution,
and policy holders, as well as those contemplating
insuring, will find the expose most satisfactory
one. =. @ - =. -. -.' 49,,
For any further information, apply to the Office of
the Agent, No. 56 Broad street ;1:l . .. =
THOMAS FROST,
e5zs.,f5l. Agent for South Carolina.
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J. II. RAY & co.,
No. 500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
6u SmOR
LAW NOTICE.

LAW NUTICE.
n,HE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART.
NERS and propose to practice in the STATE
COURTS OF Law AND EQUITY for the Districts OF
Barnwcll Beaufort and Coueton, under the name and
style Of "DAVANT." -
Ofice for the present, ut GILLIS0NvILLE, South
| Carolina B. J. DAVANT.
November % fm ]. c. DAVANT,
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s7,s7o,724 II
Paid leases by death $780, 1877 SO :.
Paid ON account Of Deposit for
minors. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80. A.
Paid for Redemption OF Divi- y
dends, Annuides, and sur.
rendered and cancelled Poll
. cies. s2z,sss a
Paid Salaries, Printing and Office
Expenses -. .................. a1.s7s s5
Paid Commissions and Agency
Expenses. :. ;. ......:....... aae,7ss s5 i
Paid for Advertising and Medical :
Examinations ........ ae,e18 90
Paid Taxes, Interua! Revenue
Stamps, and Law Expenses. A,oe7 81
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ASSETS.
Cash On hand, In Bank, and
deposited in Union Trust ..r.-.E-,
Company. ny................'.'eoa.iI a.iIe4 ~
Invested In United States Stocks,
cost. ,sss, SOL "a
(Market value, $262s753 25.l &
Invested in New York City Bank
Stocks, cost b2,66l so
Qdarket value, s57,61s.)
Invested In New York State
II, Stocks, cost: 7s1,4ss "a
EIarket vslue, Ss26Saa.)
Invested in other Stocks, COST. 21,ss7 so
lIarket value $50, ,o00.) Ia
Loans on demand, secured by u.
g. and other stoclu......-. 344,60e 90
Caarket value s3s1, $751;
Real Eatste. te.................. 116.eos 81.
(Msrket value $225,00o)
Bonds and Mortgages. .......... i402,45O 90
Premium Notes on existing Po-
Hciss, bearing interest. -, ,S84,8n 10
Quarterly and semiannua1 Pre-
miums due subsequent to
January l., 1887. SS8.4Sa SO
Accrued Interest mot due) toJan: .s-t i1!:.,.
Z; uary /, 1Ss7:-.....:......... 54,24s IS
Accrued Rents mot duel to Jan. .4e,l. ~
ualy ], 1881: 2A74 81 .1,5
Premium on Policies in hands /
of AGENTS and in course of - -. -. -.
transmission: :............... 2s9,7l5 81
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SAoo0so no 0bVV01 ~ NSoss ass ssssass
Market value 81, ,009, ,002 25.)
Reserved for Losses due subse-
quent to January ], 1867. 49,.
Reserved for Reported: Losses,
swniing proofs, &c. ........
Reserved for Special Deposit for
minor children. ..............
Amount reserved for re-insur-
snce on. ell existing policies
ordinations &C 4'per'cent. In
= terost, netpremium). )........4
Return Premium, declared prior
to 1854; payable on demand.
Return Premium, 1856 tnow to
be paid.
Return Premium, 1865 tpresent
value.
Return Premium. 1857 (present
value). ......................
Special reserve (not diyided) -.