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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24
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WISCONSIN may receive, free, any book from the
annexed list, by indicating the name and number
of the book in the letter in which the subscription
sent. nesv subscriber is one not on our list one
month previous to its receipt. Subscription s1OO.
Every subscriber to the SEMI-WEEKLY WIS,
coNsIN for sir months, sending $1.OO, may also N
ceive one book free.
Where five or ten persons club together and sub.
scribe, the books received if interchanged will form
the nucleus of a neighborhood circulating library.
CRAMER, AIKENS & CRAMER,
Milwaukee, Wis,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24

The market is flooded with worthless and vile
compounds for the regeneration OF the hair, but
Carboine the great petroleum hair remover
and dressing, as now improved and perfected,
still takes the front rank as the best prepara-
ton ever offered to the public.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24

The ladies who sometime since were unable
to go out, having taken Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, are quite recovered, anG
have gone on their way rejoicing.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24

ASK your druggist about Kidney-Wort. He
will tell you it always succeeds.
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book free to every neoo subscriber. Send for q
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24

The man who was "spell bound" OBJ
tanned relief by consulting the diction-
airy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24

ELEPHANT is 81 Colorado town, but
is not on the trunk line.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24
Flies and NlOsauitoS.

15c. box Rough ON Rats" keeps house free
from fiies bed-bugs, reaches, rats, mice. etc.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24

BEECHER says we owe large part Of
our happiness to our mistakes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24

For rheumatism, Sprains and Bruises, use
Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment, sold by
all druggists.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-08-24

BEES think there is no place like comb
honey comb.-Oit City Derrick.
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Beautiful United States
First Annual Exhibition Sept 9Th to Oct 10TH 1881


attractive have tedrH almost m ty of
ndus the best OF ihe
promised o
s1ed create Organ n he,p ow by organ w o New
acc nmo hs apl n
land feh profession In day. ford oppot
tiles xed CO harmon interests, e
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
From the N. Y. Herald.
where Is the Bullet?

In one of our cable dispatches
from Paris DIR. Marion Sims gives
some rather heroic advice as to how
the President should be treated -ad.
vice which it fortunately seems, un-
likely there will be any occasion to
folio W. 1t will be noticed that the
Doctor, who is a man of genius and
is consious of all sides of case, sug-
gests criticism upon his own plan.
He says that the cases of this nature
which came before him at Sedan
could have been saved if the men
were not already in dying condi-
ton when he got them. That is
likely to be always the difficulty. If
bullet has cut in the abdominal
cavity an artery large enough 10
justify the opening of the cavity in
order to tie the vessel, that artery
will bleed the man to death before
the cavity can be cut open. There is
now the best reason to believe that
no artery has been cut in this case
and there is pretty good negative
evidence tending to establish the
point that the intestine is not cut. 1t
is APPARENTLY the opinion of the sur
geons that the bullet is lodged IN or
against the anterior wall of the
abdomen, having traversed the cav :
ity without doing other mischief than
wounding the liver. This if 1t prove
true, is a marvellous chance. Nature
will take good care Of the ball If it Is
in this position, and will build a lit
tie wall around it to prevent it from
becoming source of irritation to
the parts near it. That is her method
of dealing with things she cannot get
rid of. Peritonltis from the perfora.
tions made by the bullet is now a
greater source of anxiety than the
bullet itself.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. SIS
The State OF Delaware Il
SEAL county. Greeting: Whereas

The State OF Delaware to
the Sheriff OF New Castle
SEAL county; Gresting: Whereas,
Mary O. Chase, by her pe1
tion To the Judges of ocr Superior Court,
filed in the office OF The Prothonotary oi
the said Court, In and for the couSty OF
New Castle, for the cause OF complaint
therein a. legged, has made application TO
our said Judges that a decree may epro-
nounced dissolvlng the marriage exist
Ing between the Petitioner and her hus-
band, Thatcher Chase.
We, therefore, command you, as you
have been heretofore commanded, that
you sum mon That cher Chase SO that he
be And appear before the Judges Of our
said Court at the next term thereof, to be
held at Wilmington on Mond y, the
twenty eighth day OF November next, TO
answer the allegations Of the said peti-
ton, and also to show cause, II any he
should not be made dissolving the mar
risge existing between him and the said
petltioner, according to an act of Assem-
bly,, In such case made and provided, and
also to do and receive VIM I the said
Court shall then and'there consider con-
cerning him in This bt half as TO the
Court shall seem meet and consi istent
with the provis ions of the said act of AS
sembiy and have you then and tnere
this writ.
Witness the Honorable Joseph P, Com.
eggs, Esquire of Wllm ingJon, the lwen-
ty-hfth day a. May, A. d. Eighteen hum
drrd and eighty one.
ESQ. A. MAX WELL.
Prothouotary.
Issued, June II, 1881. jl7-3 os.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

POWERS OF THE VICE-PREsIDENT
AS PREsIDENT.-Should Vice. Presi-
dent Arthur become President he
would be able to exercise all the au-
thority of the Executive officer and
while the Senate is not in session he
could suspend any officer appointed by
his predecessor and would have au.
thority to make any removal and any
Cabinet changes that he might deem
proper. Within twenty days after the
Senate meets he would be required to
notify the Senate of such Suspensions
and give his reasons therefor, but the
word "cause," as a condition prece-
dent to suspension or removal is
generally interpreted to mean any
reason that the President may choose
TO name.
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His Last Letter.
! Despatch to the World.

Special Despatch to the World.
WASHINGTON July 3.-By singular
coincidence the very last letter written
by President Garfield was addressed TO
his opponent in the last Presidential
campaign-Major General Winfield s.
Hancock. IL was dated Friday, and re-
lated to an appointment recently con-
ferred npou Colonel Mitchell, one of
General Hancock's aides-de-camp. L,
was friendly and pleasant in tone and
could not but have pleased the recipient
The letter informed General Hancock
that Colonel Mitchell had been appoin-
ted Assistant Adjutant-General of the
army, and after apolog zing for depriv.
ing the Generals sta2 OF an excellent
officer concluded "WAile your stai, Gen.
eIal, loses an ornament the army gain
an assistant adjutant general of whom
I may well feel proud"
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

THEY ARE doubling the hours fol
building houses in New York and
Baltimore by the use of the electric
light. L. is said that some workmen
prefer to work at night and thus avoid
the heat of the sun. This is real pro-
gress, and the introduction of the
electric light to the harvest fields of the
great West will shortly add to that
region a novelty that had never been
looked for, but will prove of great
value in the saving of time in gather
ing crops.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

Vice. President Arthur went to
Washington on Saturday night and
had an interview with the Cabinet, in
the White House, was ushered into
tho presence of Mrs. Garfield and ex-
pressed his great sorrow at the ca
lamity that had befallen her, but lie
was not permitted to see the Presi-
dent who was sleeping at the time,
Gen. Arthur is still in Washington al
the residence of Senator Jones.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

The FOURTH OF JULY was spent in
this city in very quiet manner be-
yond the airing of crackers and sqniba
aud an occasional pistol or gun, the
day wore on as has been usual for a
number of years. Most of the stores
were open until noon, and crowds o.
people passed up and down the streets
seemingly enjoying the holiday unit
evening when all seemed wearied anf
anxious to get to rest. More or less
liquor was drank and more or less
crime committed. In the main the
holiday was productive of no substan.
tial good to compensate for the los
time and the money that was foolishl,
wasted in smoke.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
INSURANCE.
iNsuRAxoE DEPARTMENT

In OsEDIENcE to the A ct entitled =" a
Aor In RELATION To INSURANCE Com
PANIEs.o passed at Dever. March Gath.
1879, do hereby publ sh the names Of
the Insurance Companies that have hied
statements agre eably TO the provisions
Of said Act. and to whom certificates OF
authority have been issued stating alse
whom and where each company was IN
corporated aid its aggregate assets and
liabilities, ard Its receipts and expendi-
lures fer the year ending December slst.
1888.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

NOT AsIATIo CHOLERA Phil.
adelphia board of health, after inves-
tIgating the circumstances connected
with the recent death of Mr.. James
Murrow, has reported that 1t was SIM
ply asporadic case ofcholera, or chole a
morbus, due to accidental causes, and
without the slightest suspicion of cpl.
demic influence.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
Gu1rEAu is neither a Southern man,

GuITEAU is neither Southern man,
nor a Democrat. He is no fool, as
might have been supposed at arst.-
He is one Of the vilest characters that
has ever disgraced the political stump.
As a speaker in the last campaign he
is said to have been an active worker
in favor OF the election of Garfield and
Arthur. That he was hired advo-
cate there is little doubt; and no
doubt at all that he expected heavy
pay In the shape of Office. Wherever
he has been he appears to have left a
bad name and from dishonest acts be-
come notorious as a knave. He was
the tool of the s'Stalwarts," and refiec-
ton upon his former bad conduct may
have caused him to attempt the dread
full act of which he alone SEEMS guilty,
and for which no punishment seems to
severe enough. 1t is SO horrible hat
even the thought of a trial of such
character seems revolving.
In the pulpit as we'll as in the press
Guiteau has been pronounced by some
as sane and others as insane. There
was 30 much "method in his Madness"
that it is impossible to arrive at any
definite conclusion as to the mans
condition. But whether sane or in
sane he is a disgrace to his race and
not fit to live, and yet less fit to die.
Guiteau, it is now said, has been
taken in charge by General Sherman
and transferred to one of the war ships
in the Potomac, where he is confined.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

1857 Prizes, amounting to. 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed At all po,uts, to whom liberal compen-
sation VIII be paid.
For further Information, write clearly.
giving full address. Send orders by ex.
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der by mail. address ed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIE,
OF M. A. DAUPHIN al
No. 9l2 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the super v isicn and mana -e-
ment OF GENERALS G. T. BEAURE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
Junel1 d&w4w.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

COMPANIES REPRESENTED BY
JAMES wOOLLEY, ESQ, INSUR.
ANCE AGENT, 80 Market street,
Wilmington. Del.
"A INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated June 5th, 1919, at Hart.
81, ,i24, ,O7s,72 Liabilities. inciuding capi,
tai, "a 68l, 80. 80. Receipts, 80 81. .I20,8l,
Expenditl. es, &i. .4sO 822S2.
Ill FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
IncOrpoJ ated may, 1910, in COnpecti-
cut. Aggregate assets, s3 76l, ,s7a.47. La
biltties, including capital, q, ,5S3 sil.77.
Receipts. s',l75,oJ2.2 expenditures. ell
INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF NuRTH AMhRlCA.
Incorror ted April I4th. 1874. In
PennsyIvania. Aggregate assets, VI, o.
338.28, LiaDiltu =, including capital, $f,-
Si5. 1884 Receipts, $685. ,8sJ.75. Ex-
perditures. tS,sll ,5F.57.
r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
IL CLOSE INsURANCn. COMPANY.
Incorporated May 2l. 1886. In The
Kingdom of Great Britaiu. Aggregate
LIABILITIES in The United states. .$2 6i7. .0,O.-
y. Receipts In the United states. ~ Si2, :
tS94S Expenditures in the United States.
t2,zS8, ,SC93O.
Al UrUAL LIFE INSURANCE
N COMPANY OF NEW YORK..
Incorporated April 1912. in New York.
A gregate sssets, $9i, - 854.14. Liabtil-
ties, 80 sos 1855. Receil "a, SI7, In, ,t94 81.
Expenditures, 8I5,777. .96S 80.
DHENIx INSURANCE COMPANY
u OF HARTFORD.
Inco porated May 81. 1854 Ia Con
necticut. Aggregate assets, % 072 ,l63 ,O2.
Liabilities, Including capital, o. .yz5, 7iS. SO.
Receipts, 81 53l, ,2S239. Expenditures,
CPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
= INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1873. in Massachu u
setts. Aggregate assets, ~. 5S5.l9 LA
bilities, Including capital, fI,71O,657.39
Receipts. 81 ,0i2 1866. Expenditures $50 :
255.5O.
4 RAvELERS'
i INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated June II, 1858, at Hart
ford, connecticut Lie Department.
Aggregate aSsels, 81, ,04g, 1881. Liabiiii s.
% 2l0, ,6iy.t0. Receipts, S679, ,2ll.l3. TX
penditures, $36S. .2s0.SS. Accident Depar T.
ment. Aggregate assets, Vi. .466 .4l0.95. Ia
btlities x5l5, ,e62.7z. Receipts, 81 y3iY, $50
Expenditures, 81, ,228 ,sS7 96.
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VJNIoN MUTUAL
DELAWARE INSURANCE CON
PANIES.

4 HE DELAWARE rI
FIRE INsURANcE COMPANY.
Incorporated January u, 1876
Della ware. Aggregate assets Sll0 ,036l
Liabilities inci udtng capital $l4 26SS
Receipts s13,69248. Expenditures sl0
g29.54
nELAWARE STATE GRANGE MI
- TUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
incorporate d March l3, l577, 10 Dsla
ware. Aggregate assets 45sSs. Ppemiu, 1l0
notes subject to assessment, eNslo.l
Liabilities: amount Of premium nos
subject to assessment. O,e75.l 10. ReceipY
t306.9i. Expenditures s2493l.
nELAwARE STATE MUTUAL :,
IL FIRE INSURANCE CohPANi.
Incorporated March "a, 1876, In Del
ware. Aggregate assets $4,000. PIemlu
notes subject TO assessment slSi 'ooo,v
subject TO assessment slS4, ,6uO.0J Rscsip'
40uy.00. Expenditures tyu0.M. lam
N. B.-From October 81, 1877, this eon
pany ceased to do business until psS ~.
Der I'D, 1881, when 1t again resuineu ~
ness but no iiRks have been written Or
licies Issued up to December Si, To-"
MARINERS, MUTUAL
ID FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ofrh
STATE OF DELAWARE. ,a.o !, nall
Incorporated July ~ lSSs, ~ w
ware. Aggregate assets SZA0,o0a.o2.
bilities S,7N.57. q ceifts so,aSo
penditures 81 .6lST.
CARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE lSsus
~ ANCE COMPANY, oFSr. GEok1h8
APPoQUINIMINK HUNDREDS ,ou
Incorporated January Stsi' a.. ,oash IN
Delaware. Aggregate assets sd sd,ng
Liabilities being the amount stnnut ant tnSd
the credit OF members, "conLlhge,ne ~ rsnS AM
S24, ,057 30. Receipts u. 8.SSl.H. EAp'"s
lures ". .il7.0l.
II ENT COUNTY MUTUAL ,,,y.
n INSURANCE Cohf1Ars .1r N
Incorporated February "a, ~ ,1a eh HI
Delaware. Aggregate assen ,s u beipl
Liabilities Qnciudlng Ssoav \. q HE 4
amou Mt TO credit Of mempers psy ysSi a1a
wlthdrawaD ei04, 900 A.. Eeceip.s s''''-
~. Expenditures sSl, ,iSi,io.
NrEw CASTLE COUNTY MuTpAsIi MuUIe.si.
~ INSURANCE con ,o.s ii
Incorporated January o1n' "a aS WS.ls
Delaware. Aggregate assets "a Il
Liabilities S5, 1874. heceipis si'
Expenditures sll ,9S4.4l. hareupt
IN WITNEss whereof l have neIsuul a nj
snhscrined nv name and aInAoo h
ofiicini sea- this 2S.h day OF June. AZ
1881.
( ss1l JOHN r. A'fnh' s,.,,.
Insurance Commiss'on'' jyI-ltaw.%
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

COMPANY REPREsENrEn ;
JAMES M. BRACKIN, ESQ. y,,.
auce Agent, Christiaaa Huas... ..a
Del.
M UTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, OF CHEsTEIpE co,,.
TY, PA. EN- COl
Incorporated April q, ls.o. 1, n.
syltania. Aggregate sssets ~ ~ rsal ~
Liabilities 1861. .98. Re leipts III sssS$Sl b!gSll
Expenditures $50, ,l59 "a. s'''''o'
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ANCHOR line

UNfTED STATES MAIL eIH
sra ~ Yoss s!sIsE ~ EtJfSshAsSSss ss%hsATsSSSss. ~ i.
CABINS, $40 % g %; o.r,s eeattie. shs'pot n
And every sn.yrdaJhrRF
xrw yflfK no IONpOS yad Iy,ad, ced b
Psssehksf " nssin siS Deck ,,on
Ra,irosd station q EuroRSsIe n afes chh'
Drafts at lowest rates, y,d ma Ireland, to
throughout England, sSossia ssan nians, Ac. Apply
For books soffnformapons IRE p.se GY1H1, "
a. ~ "A auGL ". BErrS. A inS,s,.ly
press. ~ Wiimingtoa. Del. sps
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

NoTiCE.-Dr. khne's Greet Nerve
Restorer is .he marvel Of the age for al
Nerve Diseases. AL fits stopped free.--
send 10 e3l Arch Street, ,'Phils t.lghia
ont 20.l j
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COMPANY REPRESENTED BY Al
THUR III. SMITH, Esq, Insu
anee Agent, Wilmington, Del.
vIDkNCE W WASHINGTON

DROVI IDENCE WASHINGTON
l. INeURANCEC COMPANY.
Incorporated In 1883. In Rhode Issn,
Aggregate asses N59, 9,53l. 81. Liabllills
Including capital s67I, ,98. Recslpl
5i3. .758.S7. Expe lditures i72,ssj9l
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

York. Aggregate atsets, e8,09a ,Oz9.5s.
liabilities, fnclcdins capital al .sSl ,93s S8.
keceipts. st,2Ts,4is.si. Txpendiiures.
III .0Oz,O00.4 40.
|HowAnD ,,,1,..o. co.,.,v
Incorporated March 9, 1926, in New
york. Ager te assets sSly,7s n. LA
billties, Including capital. ,66s,874.i9 Re
ce.pts, s29l,s51.tb. Expenditures, $780,
SI7.Ii.
I ONpON ANDLANCASHIRE
IL FIRE INSURANCE COMP my.
Incorporated December 10, 1851, In the
Kingdom OF 3reat britain. Aggregate
ass. " Ia the United States, Si,Vl4 ,98 81.
Liabilities III the Unit.d States, 4 IL, ,843,-
". Receipts In the United SLstss. SS48,-
SL2.o7. Expenditures In The United atts
S7S2 04S.s8.
M MANUFACTURERS FIR s q dMARINE
ul lksURANCE COMPANY.
lnco por ted January 8, 1873 In Mahsa-
chuse,ts. Apgr,g te assets, al Ill TO 80.
Liabilities. Inc udiDg capita 1913 1907 !,
Receipts e73s,6Oi.O6. Exaenditnf e., u r8I3.-
507. 90.
Al EkCANTILE MAXINE
Nl INSURANCE COMPANY.
acbuselis Aggregate assets, x75i ,u30. .88.
Liabilities, ircluding capilal, e54i 1903.
Receipts. s22o. .0l2.02. Expen itu .s, s2i5.-
8s0.8i.
NIAGARA . , Won, , ,,u ,o,
Incorporated July Ii50 In New York !,
Aggregate AS cts, si.b57, ,is6 .s3. L iabiII-
ties, Including capi al, =. ~. l2s "A. Re-
cripts, S6Sy,5l5 y. Expenditures, $780,
200.i6.
NORTH BRIrI5H q MERCANTILE
In INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorpo ated In 1909 in the Kingdom of
Great britain. Aggreg .ie ASSETS in the
Uhited States. sl,ao5,O ,OyS W. LiabiliLies,
in the United States, ,sS ~ 20 ,.Ui Receipts
In the Unite states, ri. 275 4D5.u6. Ex-
penditules IL the Un1Jtd d States. $I,02S.
8j5,G
DHENIX
L INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN,
Incorporated September 10, 1861. in New
York Aggregate assets $50 b.l5S.0T. IL
biilties, lucludiug capt. II, 8l,i43, ,3S5.73.
Receipts ", 2S4, ,nl5.iy. Expenditures, 81, ,S0S,-
8.ul0.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
PUBLIC SALES.

IJUBLIC SALE
III BY
ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT.
Will be sold st public sale Jon the premis-
1881, the real estate ,Iate Of John q, Hicks,
deceas ed, adjoining the Western bound
ary oftbe CRY OF Wilmington, consisting
OF Al building lots, ly ng between Union
Ninth streets. For plot and terms OF sale
Sue handbtils. Hacks will leave Clayton
House for the premises, at l.30 p. m, on
day OF sale. w. q. SPRUANCE,
JOSHUA MARIS,
Trustees.
l.. W. STIDHAM q Son, Auctioneers.
je a. 1918
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
QUEEN
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Incorporated July "a 1873, l. the king
dom of Hreat Britain. Aggregate ASSETS
Ia The Uni ed tales, 81 ga ,S45 81. Liza
Receipts In the Uuited States 81 ,0ol 1887.
Expend ture, in ihe U lied stale t97i,-
sob. .iS.
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Companies Represented by Il. A,
VAN TRUMP, ESQ, Insurance
Agent, eOl shipIey street,l VIII.
nturtOu. Del,

mingiOn, Del.
TSQUITABLE LIFE
"a ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Incorporated July %, 1859, In New
York. Aggregate assets, Si0, ,7O8 ,40l .83. Liza
biIicies, .s3l ,7S4 ,l05.l4. keceipts, $780,
COS. .43. Expenditures, $8 ,306. $500.
ANCAsHIRE
Ia INSURANCE COMPANY OF MANCHEs-
TER, ENGLAND.
incorporated June Is, 1852, IN the King
dom OF Great Britain. Aggregate assets
IL the United states, al ,509, ,3B2 .b6. Lila
Dilities IN the United States, S756, ,4b9. 90.
Receipts In the United States, 495T, ,109. 30.
Expenditures In The United states, $780,
Slk.b8.
UNION INSURANCE. oou,.sr.
incorporated February q, 1904. IN Penn
syivania. Aggregate assets, $5Il l.1s1.5b.
Receipts, $ls2,3o5.42. Expenditures, as7S.-
5J9.0l.
Companies Represented by WILL
LIAM N. WILSON, ESQ, Insur.
ance Agent, 1Iiddlctown, Del.
A GRICULTURAL
"A INSURANCE COMPANY OF WATER
TOWN, NY.
Incorporated In 1853, In New York. AZ
oregate assets 81 $40, ,o40.Ug. Liabilities,
ncindins Capital, eI los, ,747.H. Receipts,
S8l9, ,l61W. Expenditures, tos6,sIl.S2.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05
COMPANIES REPRESENTED BY
MATHER e. CANNING, Insurance
Agents, 500 Market street, VIII
mfngtOn, Del.
ND LIFE Assn RANCE co.


GUARDIAN
" FIRE AND LIFE Assn RANCE co.
Incorporated December II, 1921. In the
Kingdom Of Great Brltaiu. Aggreg u
assets Ia the United States, $94i .76l 30.
Liabilities In the United States, s22S, ,l94 =
o. Receipts la the United states ,S36S, :
44S 81. Expenditures Al tho United
states, 3262. ~ "a.
HANovEEni Eiap INSURANCE COMPANY.
incorporated April, 1852. in New YORK.
Aggregate assets, o., $40 082,28. Liabilities
inciud ing csp.tal, q ,Ob9 ,i5J.6g. Receipts,
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated April, 1853, In New York.
Aggregate assets, 90, $50 s. g5,l4. Liabiii-
lies Including capital, t5,2.l .259l6. Re-
ceipts, s2.S0s, ,73t.az. Expenditures, 81
5i5, 1909.
NH ERCHANTS'
wi INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW
ARK N. j.
Incorporated February ls, 1858, in New
Jersey. Aggregate assets. ell % ~ l.56.
Liabilities, iuciuding ca pitai, &8j7 oh. .6l.
Receipts. $3ss. .ssl.o5. Expenditures, 1884,
6B3 81.
= ATIoNAL FIRE INSURANCE
IN COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Incor porated April o, 1888, in New
York. Aggregate assets, s433, ,08l 90. Lila
Receipts; s2l2. 4s7 81. Expenditures, sls7.-
6iS. AS.
Anew YORK BCwERY
IN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
incorporated April, 1883, In \ ew York.
Agxreg te asse Is, ~ so. Liabilities,
including capital, s44V, ,Si3.e7. Receipts
&243 ,34l Ia. Expenditu- -es, $zl6. .3l9.l9.
Anew YORK LIFE
IN INSURANCE COMPANY,
incorporated May u. ls4i, in New York,
Aggregate assets, Si3, OBI, ,l4l.56. Liabili-
Ties, s3S.778,5. All: kecelpts, ss.s2i, o.
Expenditures, s5,7 ,S1 90.
A,oRTHEkN
IN INSURANCE COMPANY OF WATER
TOWN, NJ Y.
Incorporated March q, 1872, Ia New
York. Aggregate assets 1864 ,SS9 90. Lila.
Diiilies, IncludiDg capital, 1888 1851. 40
kecsIpis, s2u3 5oo.o5. Expenditures, s2li,
1865.
~ ORTIZ GERMAN FIRE
In INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAM
BURG,
incorporated May %. 1888. In the EN-
pire OF Germany. Aggregate assets In
the United STATES. siOo ,969 7s. Liabilities
in the United states, s1o5 ,l93 81. Expen-
ditufes IN the United states, sos. .70sI9.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Incorp grated October ., ls5s, In New
YORK. Aggregate assets, $5H. AL Al. Lila
bilities, including capital, x462. 6.5J
Receipts, 42iD. .U49.85. Expenditures, tl49,-
| U74.B.
&Al ESTCHEsTER
w FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Incorporated March IA, 1887, IN New
| York. Aggregate sssets, $3.50. .7z2.73. Liza.
| bilities, Inc udibg capital, sb98T ALL. he
| ceipLs, s557 ,2l7.4l. Expenditures, $685.
747.3u.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

COMPANY REPRESENTED I
GREGG q PIERCE, Insur.s,
Agents, wilmington, Del.
M ANHATTAN ~
M FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Incorporated January 8, ls72 in n.
York. aggregate sksets. s7ll bjo m N N
bliities, ircluding capit /, ~ o,a
Receipts s6S 6iy.2 Expenditure IA
47z.06. Fl sos
The daily gazette., 1881-07-05

COMPANY REPREsENTED n
JOHN Q. SIMS, ESQ, Inaursa,
Agent, Wilmington, Del.
M UrUAL BENEFIT
Nl LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Incorporated January 81, lS45, in NJ
Jersey. Aggregate assets Ss5.728Sl5i
Ltab Titles go 745, 5,75LS5 Receipts Is SOl
4S2l4. Expenditures 85,83t 992.J2.