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EINANCIAL.-The Subscriber offers for
II SALE in sums 20 suit purchasers, Sl50OOO Of the
BONDS OF RICHMOND COUNTY. These Bonds are Is.
sued for the purpose recruiting and authorized by late
acs OF tho Legislature. They bear interest per cent pay
able semi annually Capitalists invited 70 examine ths in
yestment at the Office Of HENRY J. STEBBINS SONS
No a. ESchmgepace where fu information regarding the
and Indebtedness Of the County will be given
PETER S. WAHDEL
Treasurer Richmond County
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PITTsBVEeu FoKT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COZ
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY, 49,.
PrTTsBURGn, Pa, Fec. u, 1871
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SIOCh
A snd BONDHOLDERS Of this COMPANI' for the ILL
TON Of DIRECTORS and such other business as may come
De ore g. viii be held the Office q said Con pauy "a nc
City Of Pittsburgh on the THIRD WEDNESDAY Of hatch
A. d. 1884, o. 10 o'clock a. N. 80 -
The stock and Bond Transfer Books OF the Company s
their Once in the City Of Pittsburgh and at their Tanner
Agency In the City Of New o viii b. closed the let day
March O'Clock p III, and remain closed until the i'tn
Ssy Of March, thereafter. ". II. BARNES,
Secretary.
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CIRCUS .-BROADWAY AMPHITHEA-
~ TER. No. AS BRoADWAH.
IL u Every EVENING iDiiUiRiN;d THE WEEK.
WEDNESDAY aud s& At AFTERNOONS,
BROADWAY X ta' CIRCUS,
WIN 0' p'S'' VARIED sf59 ARENrc sPLENDoRs,
" MOST SoyEI AND p %sf te1i S FEATURES
nGts & hs pSMp f
LIE "''''0 t or ANCIENT ROME soNA 'i'r NA
Among tbs most extraordinary Of the novelties comprised n
art fG d no Of " YdNG DuCRoW in s ''sa tue
GRAND HURDLE ACT
GnAND H LR ACT
UPON A TRAINED BUFFALO.
HIN SrSS ! ET S&ISEP sSEfHtS
49, REAL BGfFALo OF, TIFF FAR WEST,
and most wP6 SSs66Rso sFFsb ." %I sR6' &y
shown IN bio terrific leaps over gates and barriers, under the
direction OF bis intrepid rider cannot tan to excite tue wonder
'' M MiSfME fSTsF F TSERSAEE,
unqnes,ionably the graceful and accomplished horse
wonsn that has ever appeared in America will continue her
exquisite s'P'' P3RiS i N nAurE EcoLE.
GahNB ACT 4 ' WITHOUT Flo sxDpLE OR BRIDLE
Az THE oREAT R2ERs {orrroFrRs
&c, &c, attached 70 this.
THE MAMMOTH CIRCUS OF AMERICA,
together with the unequaled collection Of
DANCING, TRICK and PERFORMING HORSES,
win be introduced In a choice selection Of those
ELEGANT AND EXCITING SCENES
which have gained or the entertainments given ut ths e'taO
TIE HIGHEST ENCOMIUM5
ever bestowed upon similar tn tS country
FIRST WEEK OF
TriF EDUCATED SACRED BULL.
THE EDUCATED SACRED BULL.
Of Hindosn the only animal OF his species ever trsned to
perform in the arena less remarkable z0.ogc won
del than for his
ADMIRABLE TRAINING AND sAGACTTY.
THE UNDERSTANDABLE PRE-FMINENCE
OF the Troupe attached 10 the
BROADWAY CIRCUS,
a, the AMPHfTliEATER, No. as BROADWAY,
the central location the superior accommodations for visitors
,nd the -,
REFINED CHARACTER OF THE PERFORMANCES
given there, having combined to make 1t
The fAyORiTE FAMILY RESORT
~ York. tie particular attention OF heads OF families Is
called 10 the fact that on - -..
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
oil the attractions Of the week will be found incl led In
the programme.
Doors open 9. 7; 70 commence at n o'clock. .
Mstinees "Wednesday AID SATURDAY afternoons at z.
o'clock Prices y usual -
10 EXTRi CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS.
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NEW YORK FIRE AND M ARlNE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
7l WALL-STREEr
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
III PANY No 10 WsLst, New York
INCREASED CAPITAL.
CASH CAPITAL S3O0Ogl 10000.
SURPLUS OVER S2OOOoo ASSETS OVEN SsOoo0. !,
Th. Company with net asset. smouniins TO NOR. thn ran
Milton o, Do, safely Invested, !, prepared to oheI In
ce, 10 rsuier. agsu,t loss OF damage BY fue
and the Risks Of Inland Navigation and Transpors.i9a
The attention Of tho public !, directed 70 .o Pe'uDi
tages offered TO the ssIured by thi. Company, ,,,
In having cash capital all paid IN AID safely invested.
In the accumulation OF prohI, ioTmn ~
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars and constantly
liable for the losses OF the Company ,,cto h..,;,,
g. In the issue OF 90 per cent OF TIE prohs ~ ogpi 80
six per cent interest payable annually IN eaAh "
ali Participation Pocies go .t., III, An. al
Parties insurng with the above Company enoy VI r W.
ysrages offered by pd In and safely iaye''ei oa |sP
with tho economy and security Of the mutual "a.
No liability whatever incurelby the assured ~ .D..,
d,ron IN he premium made 70 customers noa
o,,ticiostion poiicies ROBERT 8. HONE, Pre'id'at
DUNCAN y CURRY, Secretary.
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A:nu6ements.
OLYMPIC TIIEATER.
" I,osiee and Direc1Eess',, .......Ms. John Wood.
stage 1lonsseT....., III. SelWyn.


IA many patrons Of the olympic expressed desirs
MkS. JOliN NOOD...''
PRIDE or THE MARKET,
her performance Of which received with
UNIVERSAL APPRECIATION
when last presented in New-York, aud
NIX. fEANk DREW .....,...aS....... .lSIDORE fARNiE
change has been made In the programme to allow for its
presentation
THIS EVENING,
wien Il will be produced with
POWERFUL CAST
AND NEW SCENERT.....by.. .........,.....HAYES
The entertainments VIII commence with the petite comedy
in two acts, entitled - -
CURIOUS CASE.
THissietcn'' '''''.''........'''''Mr. j. n Moiumer
Aubrey... Mr. u. Becks.
Stanton. ........................Mr u. H. Clarke.
Mrs Aubrey..................Mis Miss Henrietta Irving
After which.
PRIDE OF THE MARKET
Marquis de Nolange. .............hrJ j. h Mortimer.
Isldore aIine' '..........,.......:Mr FRANK Drew
Baron IroPtr1.. j. H. Stoddnt.
tlarton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s John Wood.
hlademoisele dc oange. blrs Sloan.
Dayoue ..'......."............Dllss HagTu.
VIII shortly be produced
A NEW COMEDY,
written expressly for the Olympic, by
AUGUsTlN DAILY AND FRANK WOOD.
Doors open At Il performances commence at u O'Clock
Seats secured three days 1. advance.
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VHE APPROPRIATION
AND NFWYORK CIRQUE.
Opposite the Academy OF Music, Fourteenth.st ~
Propt. and AhifS SOOhh
THIS WEDNESDAY Feb. H.
GRAND MATINEE At , O'CLOCK.
GRAND EVENING PERI ORMANCE Az g.
SECOND WEEK OF TIE
HIPPOTHEATRoNlC TRluMPHS
% th. and superb . 49,.
PALACE OF EQUESTRIAN AND
GIMNASIIc ART,
which T. and lss been ~ ~
CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING
EVERY EVENING BY THE
FIITF OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
ENTIRE CHANGE or PERFORMANCE
MYRIAD OF ARTISTS AND ATTRACTIONS.
In aIve- Of Equltaton, Gymnsstio skill Aeroba,c Dex
teriiy and Athletic strength - .,,,, ,,,.,,,
UNPARALLELED IN HIPPODRAMATlC ANNALS
THIS WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON AND E'ENlNu.
Reserved Stalls - cents Dress Circle 30 cents. Children
h ali pricc Amphithes ter - cents.
Door, open "a commence at O'Clock Carriages % %
ordered for the Matinee at4 O'clock for the evening perform
sn Al TO- To avoid the crowd the ticket offices intending
yi,or viii do ell purchase their tickets DUNG the uay'
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Popretor has the pleasure of announcing tha. he mas
sue eeded ia making an engagement with
MR. HENRY COOKE,
REFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS ~
from Aeys Royal Amphiiheeter London ana tue Nh9ue
Champs Elysee, Paris, WHOSE - -, ,,,n,c.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
will shortly take place of which due notice viii be gwen
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~ Nov YorI peb 10 is5! 1The annusl nre,ins Of 81.
s,ockhoder. 'l Compiry or seet, o. ,a ' ~
coming year will 30 heds hls ohicr on WEDrt ia '
"a day u March 1884 Polls op~n from " "a 20 ~ IN
elusive The transfer books VII BE- el3ed il5 W: ~ j. ''
- ''S''' Secretary.
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oFEIoE OF 1nE NV .Yopx FInE AID M,aIKs !

0FFICE or 1uE Nav Yonx FIRE AID M,RISg)
Insurance COMPANY, No. - W al-.t., Z
INV YORK, Feb TO- 1854
4 T the ANNUAL ELECTION for DlREC-
~ TORS Of this Company held tbs day, the following gen
temsn chosen Tor tie ensuing year
OLIVER H. JONES. r. II. BJCtiNAN,
ISAAC \. SEYMOUR WILLIAM HEkILEL,
ABRAHAM Is. DAVIS. THOMAS DANEl
SAM FL G. HARRiOI, HENRY }. SCUDDiR
JOHN r. ANDRkM. CHARLES l.. STEWART
JOSIAH O. LOW, SAMUELE. DODGE.
JOHN EVEN. DANIEL UNDERIiib
WILLIAM DEPrW, MICHAEL ULSHOEFfEH
WILLIAM dANrtN, CHARLES D. LEWIS,
SAM u J. MARfNO, ETHfLBERT MILLS,
{. =. PsFlFFER, JOSEPH A. DRElfOUS,
SYLNANUS BEDFLi. JANIS G. GULlCk,
JAMES L WRIGHT
Atsssbs~,uent meeting Of the board heJ this day DAN
I'LL INDEkHlLL, esl was unanimously elected PRECEDENT
IA Place q Oliver n Jone who declined reelection
and r. COOPER DEDFRER was appointed Secretary.
The following prc4Hblc and tc'oiusioa were unanimously
adopted by hs Board: .
"Hhicbi M Jones hss sllnhei bis desire 70 decline
beny I. rsui ilie fog rec.e otion thcreiors
Rssored That this Boafd return 20 MI Jones heI thanks
fot his onz a. i1.;hfl service. TO this lnstii1'on
4. G. DEDLRER Sssr..ary.
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Deillistrp.
NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
~ Cso only Nitrous Oxide Gas made flesh every o's'
Office, No ~ Bonds. ,D,,
O. O. COTTON, JOHN ALLEl'~ SUN

AT r. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 2os Grand
N. al Eew.Yor aud No 257Fuons st.. i'rooklyn arc OF.
tracng Teeth positively without pain me se o .a aps
oxide gas No charge for extracting when W., 81 Ts.th an
ODD 4ss Pls,ina as Silver slO, Rubber 30 PaJtlb
Scts on gold, 81, slYsI, o. kkl!s;!o2 " sHS'
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Amusensnts.

a anE lNIMITABLE DRAMA.
IRE INIMITABLE DRAMA.
HELVEI;
HELVEI;
HEI.VEI:
HELVEI:
THE GALLEY SLAVE, OF TOTIr nm.
THE GALLEY SLAVE OF TOULON.
which by Pcsd5liie.sg ,5 n request. viii be
CONTINUED ONE WEEK LoNdHi
POSITIVELY BUT ONE,
POSITIVELY BUT ONE.
TIE GGEAT Domestic DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
MIRIAM'S CRIME,
which viii be brought out next Monday with sosou, scs.
EVERY AFTERNOON LAM AND EVENING
'' and A'i'p'a '' mr. omtl SkYS IS JISSas''
the Comic and mprOmpu Singer appears q. each pseun,
TIE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER.
On ms p oT'e Th lee s a. once and on the os1 r
''''' ''''I THE FOUR ESoRM3Us GIANTS.
THREE MFN AND ONE WOMAN.
'''" iii TIE s' TfiAL LII QUARTET OF HUMANITY
'''' '''' THEY ARE PERFECT WONDERS,
and no lover NHrT e sE'soI MasSELous WORKS
They are v' $s + f Il aSG Efs If b# .s
TIE HLlPrTlAH KING, and GEN. GRANT jry.
" y DID, snf . 2 a hh 4 I'd a5G and % IN
The WHAT It + IT S p; MN MONKEY
THREE GROUPS Or MOVING WAX FIGURES
Wax Figures Queen victoria Prince and Princess Of Wse
GES. ton THUMB and WIPE, CON. MUTT and MN
ME WARREN in their wedding costume which tley were
" the oe TaE F' sPYGk fIP - BROOK IS TROUT
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDSl
T Isf fa1sf TAKE NOTICE.
They TO be luxurang In tie elegant crystal foua
'' Us IN 'D'i' SE mo pSaH i i PYTHON
the great dros9 %S IF BE , E9,' @HA svn,sxr
-! Ro g HorDINs AgToMAnoN WRITER,
Notwithstanding this immense combination of Novehes-
-four tunes . much as can be found elsewhere a. ten timss IL
drea under ten years OF age, 10 cents
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
THIS & %EPSF sJEsJa FyESSS SIy 81
Revival ofDonizetii's grand Opera, In thee acts Of
with Mime. il 5o s2FinF3: MEpoar,
sIGSo on F HhANGifS9 b MHk1TfSkESL
for tue hf time IN IL P6L II ts, respective ''e'
viii be produced with splendid mise and the follow
Pauina ........................Ml1e MHDORk
Poliutus.. MALLOLEN
Cslis.Loaes................... sig: WEINLICa
Eencui.... hTionAhDr
Felix. mhUU,
Conductor. y NeNS
On FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. 10. az
BIZ UNIVERSAL DEMAND,
FAUST
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. Feb d, att.
GRAND GALA flAr!NEE. -.
Positively only time Matinee Of bein' srsna operses
with it. INCOMPATIBLE GREAT CAST.
On MONDAY EVENING, Feb. "a.
hrs, srpsaIance this season. Of ,
sIOSOR BRIGN0M,
The sale OF tickets and secured seats for any o the asove'
named performan % will commence THIS MORNING at "a!
Box Office OF the Academy Beer Schpers No 10y
sd,yay aud at Root & Anthony Slaiones corner q
Nassau and Pine-sts, from to o'clock
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NTIBLOs SALOON-GOTTSCHA
The public are respectfully informed tbs.
Mr H. NJ. GOfrSCNALR
viii give the frst two 4 biz series OF
WELL CONCE RTS,
prior 10 lis departure for Europe,
On MONDAY and WEDNESDAY E'LAlNoS'
FEB. % and a.
Wien the celebrated Prina Donna Con'teNo'
~ Mime. ELENA DANGRl 49, -.
GEORGE SIMPSON, Tenor CARLO FAITH, 'iohn"''
Nill assist Mr. GOTrSCHALh: ,r,,rrn,
,...,...,,.,..sis.A BELLA and y BEfRENs.
ncning reserved seats, I'll. Seats may o.
a far sricr Concert commencing Friday FEB ~ AZ
,cL :. M Al Messrs Beer Schilmers NO IV Sroaa"sy
Hall sson5 No. 81 Broadway ana s'oeh o'''0u' N'
Doors open q, III Concert to commence a. o'cloet
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HOPE CHAPEL, No. lis BROADWAY.
IL SIXTEENTH WEEK,
SIXTEENTH WEEK,
EVERY DAY AT .,
EVERY NIGHT ~ B.


OR,
woNpROUs MIRROR OF TIE UNIVERSE.
THE MOST REFINED AND DELIGHTFUL ENTER
49, TAINMENT IN AMERICA.
Tbl. m, ,niicen, enterprise, which IL still unexamped
aud bsnt success afford. 20 ell csse the most las
Iion hanpy relaxation from the ordinary and bus
mess OF routine lie end yet that appeals only 70 the high
49,, the purcst tesie end the bos sentiments Of
~. beari n fairy realm Of Travel History Lleruture
ii sn, revealing 90 the dcghed visitor most enchent
esery and the exquisite ststuary and architecture
OF Tie ancient and modern day IN al nds beheld IN tie
reality and unsng the aspirations Of devoted patriotism IN
m, ,rss.n, with re- objections OF q glorious pass.
ms ppDoRAMIE Is ABSOLI IEIi NEW EACH
$500 DAY,
,,a..olny ever fresh varey Ia Of ghing beauty
H. dhlons attempts that have been mede TO initiate Ills
i,ne combination OF srstc spendos need but excite the
siia,y Of the pablo behold the original whih "a d
Hyperion 10 a Satyr.' Al,
the superb collection o, , AVN .,,,,,,-,,,.,,,.n,
Tho 6 and only series e1hbted Ia this county Just
eJleJ aner great exortions and expense.
Wio every ese and msy here enjoy the Pureit intel
locins ne,,,ye suited 20 their respective tastes,
IAnIFS ESPECIALLY, WILL FIND OUR NEW
TEMPLE Oh ART
the most delightful resort.
Door. opea at o'clock Admission, rs cents; reserved
.eat, 50 cents, Tour, begin at o'clock Carriages may DO
0ia'i7' . y IT, n. McKEoN. Manager.
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Sir per cent interest the outstanding certificates Of profits
VIII be paid TO the holders hereo o. their legal representa-
tivcs, and after ruesday the % Of February next -
a cash dividend OF EIGHT AND a hALF PEN CENT
viii be paid Stockholders anl aer tue 20th Of January
instant. 80
Aer reservns Two Million Dollars, Capital and sur
plus the balance Of the Outstanding Cehcaes o. the scp
issue Of 1855 and FIFTY (50) PER CENT d the scrip issue
Of 1852 will be redeemed and paid 20 e holders tereo on
their legal Representatives and AFTER iuo the "a Of cd
rusry from which date all interest on the respective poT
tons ndcite will cease. -. - -..-.. d.,
a scrip dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE PR CENT j. de-
clared the earned participating premiums OF the Com
psny for the year ending Dec g. 1895 for which Cercates
will be Issued and after The r,i day Of April ner 49,
The Stock Transfer Books will DE closed until tho 2Oh OF
January. inst. e,
The Scrip Transfer Books will be closed until the 81 Of Feb
tuaTy next.
BY order OF the Board - ,...-o,-
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OPticR PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
n nv tnrg Feb a llt4
OFFICE oP VKRNLYy & Co.. Bankers.
No a Mall.st.. New.l OK, Jan. y. 1874. )

AYE have notice from the General Subscrip:
W ton Agent $50 Loan tina. the whole amount Of this
osa Authorized by law has been taken by subscribers We
cannot therefore furnish heretofore the bonds a. par end
lu.sres,
We ,g 30 pesssdt Gil ORDERS FOX these bonds o. nake
rs sn shat endeavor keep constantly hand ready or
lnmslii'e delivery full assortment.
We s.o buy AID sell all kinds OF Government Stocks.
II. new FIyE PER CENT DEMONSTRATING
LEGAL-TENDER NOTES.
SIX PER CENT CERTIFICATES OF INDEBNED-
MSS
sEyRN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
sNPEG CENT COUPON AID REGISTERED BONDS
1851.
rs oUARTyRaAsTERs CHECKS.
Na,Iiaa Cer6eates COLLECTED or CAsHED on favor
lA.,.rr, VERMILYE Co,
GoveraLe at Agents Elye-TwentY Loan
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FEBRUARY IL, 1864.
MmueementS.

WINTER GARDEN.
w LENTEN ENTERTAINMENTS
TO-NlUIT "WEDNESDAY Feb. H. l35i
EIEETY-IHlRD MONT
Dir. aud MRS. w. J. FLORERCE
TILE TfCKET-OF-LEAVE MAN
THE LONDON TIMES
In speaking OF this Great Moral Drama mentions fart to
which the Provincial press OF Great Britain and ireland
given confirmation.
clerk who had sbsconded from Liverpool with 225
the property his employers and after visiting many places ar
rived ct Birmingham sboub O'clock and after taxing
refreshments the theater to while away hour As
1t happened the piece which being performed the oc
cssion Of this visit was
TIE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
and tie guilty have drawn moral from the
representation for when the In which tho interview be-
Haw ksaw, tbs Detective and the Ticket Of Leavs
Man" took place Parker the Clerk became 50 Affected that he
OF the theater got three cnyoope and sent
back 10 fis employers.
Oh. the prophetic vision Of slakespeare-
81 have heard
That guilty creatures sitting al play,
Have by the very cunning of the scene
Been struck 80 10 the soul that presently
They have proclaimed their malcfactions.
Hamlet, I'd act.
Door, open at 6i , commence at III closes at 10y
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Jnsnrance Companies.

C,XCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PASY, No. 100 Bfoiiwsy. -
CASH CAPiTAL.............'....... b'biV'l
STATEMENT Feb. l. 1884
ASSETS.
Cish Items: $500, =,
Cash balance IN Bank and Ofice."..S3,On u
Cal Loans on United ota.et
Bonds and Stock secuu' 49, ..... -. .,,.,, =,
ties MARKET yaluc....... tlylU 500 W. 1V'fi' -
u. 8. $50 Bonis loan Of lj62 owned By he Com 49, ~.
$500
Ret Estate anl Lesseho1 tby the tomfiny b'5b o.
Loans on Bonds aud Mortgage, first
Hen, on Real Estate IL this State - - - 80. =.
worth 100 0DD o. 570l2l ~
Interest Loans due and accfuei......... J,5I %
Premiums outsandin Leu -
Rents due and I,'Z' "
Otier property. including L. 5 Internal ReyeHas - 81.
iir' ~
T3.sl p|oif'' W
LIABILITIES.
Peinsurance Losses unsettled and ali Oh claim, -
o every rptOn, p~'''' W
DIRECTORS
EUGENE PLUNkETT Prssi1ent
John Garcia, Qua. Reynan9 jf, ygir. h,ihet
Joaunes GOurJ Clos J. Mo!lot Caanes Slglfy'
49, y,.,ctios James H Lewis Henry q. En.hemius,
: y Gilbsrt Howard { Csiy, C. &. Pincknsy,
vilisn' Fe,d,1 John Il Faure. Jos. u. Young.
R,rtoiaa,e, b ,uco Kin. Ponvcrt Chares >. Pei,
T.. BO.sauge.
SAMUEL ~ CRAFT Secretary.
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New YORK, Jan. IL, lool
DIRECTORS:
W. C. PICKFRsGII JAMES Bernhard
WIN. II. GUION, VIM. NJ ENARIS.
SAktL ID. BABCOCK, ROBERT SPEEDING,
JAS. NJ. BROWN J. II. JOHNSTON,
y. CHANDLER. FREDK G. GERHARD.
GEO. W. JENNINGS SAML B CALDWELL.
ROBT NJ OLIPiANf, WILSON @. HUNT,
". b. DUNCAN, J. J. CRANE,
II. 7. SPAULDiNG, J. PiERPONT MORGAN,
y l.. ASPINWALL, GEORGE W BEE
JOHN ALLEN. WM. WRIGHT
GusTANUS KUTrER, EMIL HEINEMANN,
l.. VI. BRIGHAM THOS. SLOCOMB.
J. A. MECKF. GEO. 4. PHELPS. in,
JOHN X. GARDNER. NJ. a. SORCHAN.
RICHARD LATIERS, President
JOHN 4. PARKER NirePre.i1eni.
JAMES r. cox second Vice President.
DoUGLAs ROBINSON Secretary.
This Company having established Ranch 0e' 3, London
under the management Of Messt. JOHN PICKERso!LL
SON sni at Liverpool under the management OF Mcsr'.
GUGON Co.. Risk, will be taken IN London and Liverpool
shipments and from al Of the world the same
aud conditions obtained from the hrst class Com
psnes England. Losses under Policies issued by these
branches viii DO adjusted aud paid either ai London Liver
pool New oIk may be agreed on VIXEN tho risks are
taken
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HENRY STOKES, Pfe'ideni'
C. Y. WFMPJ.E, Secretary
J. J.. ThlSEY, Assistant secretary.
5. n. sTEBBINS, Actusry.
A. DUBOIS, Medical Examiner
REYNOLDS NAS SCHAicK Council.
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40. Q! EAssAr-sr.. NETWORK.

rsE CHICAGO AND GREAT EAsTERNS, NJ RA ,IC,
NAY tOMPANY offer lor sale ONE MlLLlgs
OSE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF their flii,f
MORTGAGE BONDS, IN Of Ono Thousand Dollars
.ach mstine in thirty years bearing interest h the r OF
pr per annuI payable IN the City o. New IoIA
IN the !rs' day. o. Aprl and October Ia each year
Thes Bopls are secured by First snd only Mortgage on
u property income ard franchises Of the Hallway Company
sssatsd re1erc schuchadt aud Henry Morgan o. the
lily Of n .r-Yogk, Trustees.
Ts Nine HGndrcd Thousand Dollars Of The Bonds
srast aud remain in the hands OF the sold il
Res 1r tie purpose Of being exchanged for the lnoeUd
9TH, Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company rinrins
from gosse to oganspor; this effected, the s2DooD'
sill !Jtl fr5l aud Only Mortgage line Of road no miles
n sa aItsrdins from Chago 70 Logsnspot where CON
tec,s with the Cincinnati a9d Chicago Airline haiToss lc'
ts tue shortest line By 10 miles between Chicago ana -
.a ssi ~ % niles the shortest line between Lcuye ana
Cheap
t open IN eonEeeiioa sih Ro0f' IL op,rd'oai
.r,I and ,try direct lines from Chicago % Ns lorf
{RtId ma Baltimore oad an Eastern Cftic Ihe dsanrt
vs,h Chieq10 o.d Ns York BY this route bring .toTeT
k9n b. e,ftsr Of TIE exiting ltSs ris Dgkk or BHd
The rood under contract, and the most strenuous
trs beng made to have opeu ioT traffic dasing tie
EganeF d 1868.
Tho interest on tie Bonds naturng during the progress Of
BE- provided for and viii remain on depoA
bl che Bankers Of the Company, hessrs SCbUCHAHDI
BEBHARD No. 81 Nssssust, 70 whom the Company eter
brfg particulars and where subscription book for ths
b.n have ,ssu opcaed-No 81 Wilamsi, New.fork, Dec
Gl5j3 W. ID. JUDSON, President.
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4 KIISIO KECEPIIUN
"A And
PROMENADE CONCERT.
BY DODMORIHS CENTRAL PARK BAND,
In Aid OF the u. 5. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Brooklyn and Long Island iair.
AT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Feb IT, al o'clock
The EXHIBITION Of PAINTINGS win b. the most yalu.
able held In the city and will inude the best wors IL
HE mos. Distinguished American aud foreign Artists. incud
lnx an orisinsi by STUART full length OF WASHINGTON.
aud ths, celebrated Picture by CoUTOURE, The INDECENT
Scholar &C. &C. The works o. art viii be In the e,egsn,
Assembly Room In which the Brooklyn Ant Association hold
their exhibition and the whole auditorium Of the Academy
viii be opened the parqne',e oored The elegant Floral
aud Patriotic decorations used by tie l3h REGIMENT will
main and th. refgeshment building adjoining will be
opened 10. the first time on that evening
PROGRAMME.
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OFFICE or THE NEw.YoRK Frng AND MARINE Tvs lo,l
NEW YoRE, Feb B. 1861

CHANIBER OF COMMERCIAL Special
TIL RSDAY next Feb b. a. O'Clock 70 receive and acs
upoa communication from TIE Secretary Of the Treasury IN
yn, lie Chamber 20 appoint q its members -
,r ith Conn tee 70 revise and cody tie Nsvi CATION
Law. md The laws FOX the Collection OF the Revenue.
TEMPERANCE MEETING TON IL Hit.
4 A. the WIter.street Mission Doverst The e.ol'ens
WILLIAM DAVIS Norfolk Va Is expected to be present
An tho exercises viii be interesting AL are invited