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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
Total 128,O75 169,O79 156,O78 1917

This table shows exactly where the Tam
many Ring expect to cheat the legal voters
most enormously tomorrow. The With ward
is known among politicians as Mat. Brennan's;
the With as Bill Tweed's, and the XXIst as
Sheriff O'Brien's; and, while every other
Ward shows a falling off from the registration
of last year, these three show an enormous in
crease even on the gigantic frauds of 1868.
The With and With Wards do not increase in
population the XXIst does. Mark how their
registry compares with the number found IN
these Wards by the census takers who claimed
to be legal voters four years ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

The deficit in the new budget of Spain is five
hundred and sixty million reals, or twenty-six
millions of dolars-a financial shOrtcominG
large enough for any country of Spanish
magnitude whose ability to pay does not
increase with rabid and chronic warfare.
The twenty and thirty per cent reduc-
tions on Spanish salaries are good
signs, but the pilferng of officials at Havana
and the immense frauds at the Captain. Generals
custom-hOus are bad signs. Turn the spit
either way, Spain is roasted at her OWN fire.
Cuba, taken all in all, is one enormous deficit.
In the island account there is a deficit Of some
thing like twenty millions, which, We dare
Say. Minister Ordonaz has scarcely counted into
his estimItes The budget statement he has
just given is possibly not complete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

The World tries to excuse itself for publish
ing a disgraceful charge against Samuel Is.
Garyin on the plea that the statements came
from correspondent whose initials were signed
to the communication Is it the custom OF
The World to print such letters from anybody
who will sign his initials" In our first ref
erence to the case we expressly said that they
were made by correspondent of The World,
and that our contemporary ought not to give
currency to such stories unless it was prepared
to substantiate them. And as soon as The
World pronounced the charges not true, we
gave the denial the benefit of our enormous
circulation. The denial is a good thing for
Mr. GarviH, but it leaves The World in a
more uncomfortable position than ever We
repeat what we said before: if The World did
not believe j. Ms charges, it had no business
to publish them; if it did believe them, it had
no business to support Mr.. Garvin for District
Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
Total II go %. 298

TOTAL Ill DOB. .IJ,@Vo. -+--' ''Oov
Forewarned is forearmed. We see where
the syindlers mean to cheat us most, and
shall be prepared to meet them at the polls
tomorrow.
The whole number registered is Twenty-Five
thousand Nine Hundred and Eight less than
last wear. The poll cannot DO less than Twenty
thousand below that of last year, which gives
us the State beyond peradventure If the
Republicans do their duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Mr.. Boutwell, is now surely past hope of
Democratic forgiveness. Here is the election
coming on tomorrow, with the Democracy
Justify shouting that the Administration is a
failure when out comes the Associated Press
with tile announcement that tO-day's Debt
statement will show further reduction of
$7,633SS2 IS in the Public Debt, making a
total decrease, since this Administration began,
of s62, 332O7O 65 If that be failure, the
people are likely to want plenty more of it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

That the Emperors go visiting argues well
for the good behavior of Europe. The Car is
to 60 to the Isle of Wight and to Nice, for his
health, we presume; and if NapOleOn's health
permits he will attend an exhibition in ST..
Petersburg. Kaiser Francis Joseph has met
the Sultan Abdul, and both are to join the
Empress Eugene and the Yiceroy of Egypt at
Suez The cracking of instruction in adjOin
ing parts of the Austrian and Turkish house
holds will give a better zest to the Cars
journey than to that of his imperial brethren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

ultra of musical wonder. II beats the pianist
playing two parts with each hand and striking
double Octaves in clean unison, and 1t is really
more wonderful than Paganinis miracles upon
one string. A whole tight-rope. orchestra
would be something worth living to see, IL noe
to hear. The attendants at the Coliseum were
swindled in not getting this attraction fOs
their money,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

The question of the Eastern Provinces Of
Europe has taken new start this time from q
democratic beginning. At Cattaro, in Dalmatia,
on tho 9th inst, the Austrian authorities
found IL necessary to declare martial law on
account of violent protest of the
people against military service, from
which they claim exemption in vir-
tue Of an old Venetian law. Montenegrins
across che frontier had joined thousands OF
the rcVoltcd assembled at Grahovo, and to the
recent Vaccinations of the Russian Consul at
Ragusa was attributed some part OF their
demonstration. Later, We have very proba-
bic news that tho Turkish Provinces of
Albania and Herzegovina, in which the
Slavic element IL hardly tanned, have con-
spired with tho Dalmatians. These last
have. according TO Italian advices ad-
dressed us from Washington, been infamed
by tho ideas Of Mazsini, aud stimulated by the
energy of Menotti Garibaldi. whose recent re-
cruiting seems TO bear upon the point of Slavic
revolt. The formation Of an Eastern Republic,
beginning with revolt which might carry con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
THE REGLSTRATLON.

The following table exhibits. The number
of persons who, in each Ward of our CITY
claimed to be legal voters when our last Census
was taken in 1866 2. The number who regis
tered in each Ward last Fall g. The number
who actually voted on such Registry IN each
Ward; 4. The number who have registered as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
Busuuss aotltrs.

A GREAT OFFER.-HORACE WATEES, No 4S1
Broadway Newiork VIII dispose Of and secopdb aud Pianos NE
lous Organs 6cass makers aud take from 50 %
uut paid and secondhand instruments for
applied purchased and for sale at bargains for cash
At WIN. EvRRDELL's Sons, 104 FultOn-st.,
POWER Pass PRINTERsFrui Spice and Dry Goods
TcIets, Snow Cards, etc, etc. Established 1918
A.-KHEUMATIsM Legally Warranted Cured
money Dr. Great Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy
nwarl References l7757 Principal depot No 1O4
Broadway
PREPARE FOR WINTER.-PATENT WEATHER
hOEBUCk BROS, % fultohsIi " l.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
instantaneous. harmless perfect Applied at Factory No 10
Bondst. Sold Wherr.
THE SWISS MIRO. Co, 30 East FOurteenth-st.,
ruiensquary Iwporte and Dealers 10 SWISS Carved Goon&
BEEBE & Co.. Hatters 100 Broadway, have
added to their Furnishing Goods shirts made to order
GENTS AND BOYS Doors AND SHOES, at CAN
THRILLS. ~ Fnurth-aye
ARTIFCIALITIES-PALME LIMBS.
Brosdwsv Lone Ch-stnust Pha; 81 Greenst. Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEMI. WEEKLY tribune, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum'
Advertising Rates.
DAILY tribune 25c. SOC. 4Oc., Co., and 81 per line.
SIMI-WEEKIY TRIBUNE. 25 and 50 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, e., 50. and s. per line,
According TO position IN the paper.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

What is the nature Of tho Madrid Covers
ment's note written to us during the late war.
which, as an ex-GOvornor of Havana sayS
Gen. Grant declares would require only deli
cate changes to make il ft TO DO sent back 70
the Spanish Government nOwf Madrid has
puzzled its head about the matter. bnt Senior
Silyela is mute Can Washington tell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

We have at last the complete vote Of tic
State OF Ohio, which elects Rutherford Is. Hayes
Governor by 1904 majority, a gain of S,51s
on his vote two years ago. Let this aud tho
glorious results in Pennsylvania. Iowa. and
elsewhere, nerve and encourage every Republi-
can to do his whole duty tomorrow, and tho
Empire state will be redeemed from the clutch
of the smokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

tagion to Bohemia, Pennsylvania, and Galicia,
is supposed to be the scheme of indefati-
gable plotters. They well know the wherea-
bouts of the powder magazine OF Europe; but
whether they have calculated the effort neces'
sary to blow up one empire or two, Is another
question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

herself under the necessity of putting into
harbor because of its defective quality. After
CAPT. Higgins's arrival there his wife went
down to nurse him. There were sufficient rea-
sons also why he could not have waited longer
off Fire Island (even if the bad quality OF the
coal had been detected) to secure a further sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

We wonder which OF The WorlTs boat
hands wrote its imaginative description OF tla
late Mississippi River disaster: We don't mean
the Associated Press dispatch. but the heti-
tious one which was written up IN the office
with the aid of the Associated Press narrative
Do you suppose it can have been Sunset Coz,
OF was it one of "thOse two young menT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
CONSTITUTIONAL Reform.

Whatever else you do or forbear, do not fail
to vote tomorrow on the questions of Const-
tutional Reform presented for your action for
the first time in twenty-three years, and which
few now voting will probably live to pass upon
again. Here are the several propositions. and
the votes upon them as We shall cast our
ballots:
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Up TOXIN ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dents Mr.. f. II. Brown has opened al office at No 81
West ThirtysecOndst junction Of Broadway and Sixth
ave. where advertisements for THE TRIBUNE will be
received up 10 a in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
CONSTITUTION
For the Amended Constitution.
coSsTITUTIOS-JUDiCGLRr.
Ror the Amended Judiciary Article.


P0r the Amended Judiciary Article.
III
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND TAXATION.
For uniform rule Of Assessment and Taxation VI Real
and Personal Property.
COMMUNICATIONS QUALIFICATION
Against the Property Qualification for Coored Men.
Remember, then, that, in order to approve
and adOpt the whole revised Constitution, it is
necessary TO vote every one of the four ballots
printed above:
For the Amended Constitution;
For the Judiciary Article;
For the Assessment and Taxation Article:
againsi the Property Qualification for Colored Men,
Vote as you think proper. but fail not TO vote !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27

The following shows the imports OF foreign dry goods
aud general merchandise at the port Of NewYOr for
he week ending 81 and since the beginning Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27
Tnn AHsNlcAs EIenAsak EArIorlL BarE.

KEv.YoHE No. % Isssa (
STATE of ILLINOIS, TreaslIref's Office
SGIs =, 9 s na,{ , e aqsJ1 IsS s s E E
CSirSsdj, ERisrtS n BATES state treasurer Ssa
err or 4IIEeHrxI Pa TaEArTE ccrbeT nj 1863
A ALLEGHENY CITY COMPROMISE BONDS
WAkIEDPersons hoGg Co@p'eni,s Bsrds o. th city Of
Bopd. lass.i offered Propoal, v
S fS;Ilf' u 4SA Wy dsa p
CTATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA-Richla
~ TR PRRsIbEsf AND DIRECTIONS OF TaH tx BASK or
for Publication Of Notice 70 Settle Accounts On
II Badwn the Receiver Of tie B.ni fohwh i've
ia said that all sgp. said Bank a0d ~ debt, due the
SANE =, settle Whip I S,y; from ss s' ~ ,o9s r s,
and one HS'PA's in R. RolE aa GS. 70 to 6as
At Chambers Colombia S. C. November e, 1909
Siat, q 6aronG Rehand CcuaiI Dc Miller Clsri Of
the Court Common Pleas for said county DO certify that the
s'sdos ysss coS.s, t5Ss cop, o. % % P
dent snd Directors Of the BIehauEe BAuk Of COLUMBIA CO.
In testimony whereof have h,telt set s,Hd At. Is ny zeal Of
f. 81 once at Columbia. this 10Th day o. So'sTrT a D. 1853
eeo,I Judge Of the Fnh
Ccui c. appointing undersigned R,vsrof the Exchange
sah 81 3 Baa Ss S be- 20 d S1ss SnGs
SIXTY days Of the date Of the said order At be hs CsHa C.
COiumbi, C., Nov. 20 1859
TO tho HOLDERS of OHIO STATE
SToCKSNouse hereby gyn that he ioe due on The ~
paid at the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BNK CITY
ai.cT AZ 0Mc 10 this cir Columbus Ohm Dec II 1862
JANIS H. GOODMAN Auditor 81 Sate.
ISAAC x SHERWOOD. Secretary State
WA. H. WEST Attonev General
Commissioners Of the Sinking FuId Of the safe Of Ohio.
STATE soUTH CAKoLrNA. TKE'suKrK DEiiKINESry
COLUNBIA. C., Dee T. 1909.
THE INTEREST maturing Jan. ], 1870 on
the BONDS Of the STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA vi lie paid IN
Gold demand sod after Jan at the Banking Ho Of H. H.
KGMPTON, No 9NAu Neville and at the lrsry OGcs In
Columbia s. C. The interest The Registered Stools the Slate
ali be paid At Columbia only Mills q. PAMER,
Treasurer Sorl Carolina
will be received for examination and s 2t inst
H. II. KIAPTON. FaAneA Agent,
State sout Carolina
ONEIDA ". Y. Dr n. 1853
THE COUPONS of the New1or and Os-
weEo Midland Railroad Rt Mortgage, per etntgoh bonds
l. 1870 Ni b. paid ard amer that date Tree ofGoverniuet
presentation the Baking House Of GkOkGb 2PDl M
Co, p Nasstust.. n. Y u. G. LlIILbJOhNI PRECEDENT
IL ALAMAZOO, ALLEGAN, AND sRAND
IN RAPIDS RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii be re
by LIyERMORB Treasurer Of the Mclgn Central
Railroad COMPANY bis the 28h OF Decem
for the SALE Of wenyeght thou1d dos
thereof FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS 70 purchased
under the contract with that COMPANY and 70 te delivered said Treas
Boston the 3st day Of DecembT 1909 ana S o By hin
devefy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27

road is completed, is mortgagedforle than Que half
its cost and is earning than double the interest
on the loan.
Government and other securities exchanged at full
rates. CLARK, DOpGE q Co, No. 81 Wall-st
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD CONsoL-
IDATED MORTGAGE SO-YEAR Z PIX CENT BoNDs.
Interest payable April and October. at the Bank of
America. in New-York There is not in existence
more reliable security than the Bonds of this Cor
pOratiOn.
For the present offer these Bonds at S. and ac-
crued interest. For circulars and further informa-
ton, apply TO
j. b. ALEXANDER & Co, No. 10 Nassau-st.;
JOHN j. Cisco & Son, No. 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Mime
sofa Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE AND CON
VERTIBLE,
LIBERAL SINKING FUND.

RUN FIFTY YEARS.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COIN.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN tOlH Al NL"-hVh"
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
THEY YIELD NEARLY 10 PER CENT, CUR
RENCY. - 49,. ~, ~
@ Ia PER CENT.
These bonds only issued upon each section oil the
road ne fast the IL completed ana In success
f opeYatiOn. over and half millions oil dollars
have been expended the road. EightJ-three miles
mr.. about completed and equ pped md already snow
large earnings, and the remainder oil the line rapiuy
progressing toward completion
Tbe state Of Iowa, through which this road runs s
a.. ,fele.t sections I'm America. Its
large popuIasn, extending with surprising rapioity
and its immense yield OF grain pork wool ana all oiher
AGRICULTURAL products, create pressing demand Tor
the construction of this road, which aHoras inc po
os.Ibe guaranty for the bOndbOdcrs, especially ms
,be line runs through the weaIthest and most thcAy
uopuIated section Of the state.
The road also runs through the rich and growing
NJ DTnuesoga and reference To the map oil tine bhne"
go, ,,I shovy tina IL ,rnVerses most enterprisins
md uroyytug portion OF the West and forms one oi 'e
urent trunk lines Ia direct communication WI" Ne"
York Chicago, and 81 LoEis, being TO the "'.er cry
or miles nenrer Northern Iowa and all porhons oil
,n s,ote of minnesota than by my other road now
hus mr. proIected, Rnd Rlso the nearest r"nie from
Central and Southern Iowa. -
1e road "a opened local tranlc as rapidly as con-
100000 nd Tim. RECEIVES EARNINGS On ITS
COMPIETED SECTIONS sCFFICIENT TO RAJ
THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDS' hEFVn" -,
ROGB is FINISHED. The buyer of these bonds !"
therefore guaranteed, by a valuable commerce s'-
ready In exsience on the route of the road' ms wen
BY now current eHrEnRs, md hHs not 10 RISK any VI
,. can,u9eBces which always attend tho opening OF
ron de into unsettled county,
We olcr the bonds the present mt So ana aoef"e
imterest. We recommend them 10 investors "hu
omcers Of financial Institutions, who desire 20 e"s"s
sseir hIHh.prIced Investments for security which
presents every element Of safety, and ut tho s.o
time Yields much higher Of interest," fa"Ph'e'
and full particulars furnished by
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can he Registered


CAPITAL STOCK................o5 ,OOo,OW'
TOTAL, ISSUE OF BONDS. .s2,OOO,O 900.
Length of road, III 500 miles The bondf are
limited to less than $4,000 per mile, and arr Sc
cured by First Mortgage on the entire pr@1iy
of the Company, which cost about $4,000 per nile.
and which we can say with the utmost confidence,
will be worth soon after the completion Of theroad
at least double its cost. The consolidation of this
line with the Indianapolis. Charlottesville and pan
vile Road places two hundred miles unde one
management and furnishes still further security TO
the bondholders, these bonds having been assumed IA
virtual guaranteed by the consolidated companyunder
tbe name of the Indianapolis, Bloomington andWeSt
ern Railroad Company This is an east and wesroad'
connecting with direct lines 10 Boston. NewYork,
philadelphia, and Baltimore on the east. ant with
tho Pacific Roads on the west 1t runs though
the richest and most popuous district of Illinois the
local bnsiness of which will be than sufficient to
sustaiu IT, while the through business (which will be
limited only by the capacity of the road must mike 1t
sne of the best paying railways in the country.
TWENTY-FIVE MILES ONLY REMAIN IN
Punished. The work is pushed forward enerEeti-
cally. and TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING OVER
THE ENTIRE LINE DURING THE ENSUING
MONTH. 3 3
About three-quarters of tho loan has been taken
| by actual investors We continue to oiler for the
nresent the balance at 80 and accrued Interest III
currency. .
The high premiums which the stock OF all the Fast
and West roads in Illinois commands justify the be-
lief that the stock of this road will also soon sen
above par thus making the convertible clause of the
Bond valuable option.
All marketable securities received in exchange at
the highest market rates. Bonds forwarded by e1-
press free Of charge Pamphlets containing full par
ticuars furnished on application by the undersigned
| financial agents of the Company.
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
No. "a NaSSau.St., New. York,
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OFFICE OF CLARK. DoDGH a. Co, !
- -. Vrnr DEC 81 1872.

NYW-YORK, Dec. II, Ioo''
PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI Six PER CENT
GOLD BoSDs. FREE or CONVENIENT TAX COUPON
OR REGIsIKRED undersigned offer for sale at
moderate figure s2JO.OOO Of the above bonds Tue
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WILLIAMSBURG SAYINGS BANK,

SOUTH THIRD AND ROuRTHSTs.,
IROOKLYE. r. D.,
Wilisnsbargh. L. ~
dividend AND THIRD EXTRA DIVIDEND MADE By THt
notified that semisnnua interest al TIE rate
PER Of three dei and up~arh
that deposited three months TIM hrsI day q Jaantu
pex viii aud sfer Monday January IT, lsN
AN EXTRA INTEREST will also be paid a. the ssHe uns 81 s
rate PER CENT making sENbh Pkh lkNI pen
Of EIGHT PER CENT per an
for The lasts months
ALL FREE IRON GONkRAMbNTTAA
called will be passed 10 the credit OF dep0sss
nrincip,l nj raw interest from JAEuAry J.
before the 10th day OF January vii draw Uttered
The auk open for daily (Sandsy and holidays eIcepts
from until 2oeock and also on hendaF ana
SA'u'O-' '''''A''D' A'- GEORGE REGARD. PrsadssI
WILLIAM Wall, Vice Presidents
A'N'A~'" ~ s.NURI w TRusrON Secretary.
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SinantiaI.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
~ COUPONS
Of FIRST Mortgage Bonds
JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COUPONS
OF First Mortgage per Cent Bonds,
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAIDROAD COUPONS
Of First Mortgage Bonds
DUBUQUE SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD COUPONS
Of FIRST Mortgage Preferred Bonds
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COUPONS
Of First Funding Bonds.
DETROIT AND PONTIAC RAILROAD COUPONS
Of rst Mortgage Bonds
due Jan 1870 VIII be paid at Office No u Pnes the City OF
Newlork after the ID proImo less Government tax Also due
JANUARY j. 1870,
ST. LOUIS JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO RAIL-
ROAD COUPONS
Of Second Mortgage Bonds free Of Government tax
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD COUPONS
OF Consolidated Per Cent Bonus. nee Of Government tar
~ X. JESUP COMFY,
No
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SAYINGS BANK.

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u NOS 1906 AND 33A CANAt~Sr.. COR. or LAIGHT-Sr.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST on 81 TO $1,000.
ASSETS SB,027,5i2 OF.
Money deposited viii bear interest FROM January
n 1 naySgs MCLEAN, Pregf
w \ WHrLocK ( 'iee'Ftes'S q. & CHAPLIN. Treasurer.
n =
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ISN. CrrLkSs BANK,
No. 80 Bowery, w.. ct tauAEst
The SEMI ANIMAL INTEREST the Of SIX PkR CBhl p@
on All sums dollars and upward which have bern on Do
st months previous January viii be credited An<
ns1 on aud after FRIDAY Jsnrary 81.
An called for Will remain principal ard ORA" lste
Accordingly books AZ Tine
Sheu presented after the 3st Of January.
The reception and psneut moae
from the evenings Of Monihy "ednesd5 ss1
Drpos Is made GA or before January viii Interest from the Il
o! January
BsnK books il German, French. aud Bnglsh. , -,
SEYMOUR A. BrScE. Secretary.