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New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
LADY P1NDITS.

Professor Monier Widms ia The ADbcnGum
In ancient times and, in fact, throughout the
whole pre- AohGmmedan period, the status OF Indian
women was Ot due coordination WIN that OF
men Nav il would be easy TO SHOW that learning
was formerly cultivated with such zeal In nigh
caste families that 1t was not uncommon IOr women
og ycII n men TO become distinguished as paDdlts.
students of the "tig-yeda are familiar with the
names of women to whom The authorship OF some
OF the hymns and texts IS attributed. In the
Brlhad Aranyaka lpanishad The sage i ANA
yaliya maintaits philosophical dialogue III San
scrlt with his wife, aud I'D the larpdha ceremonies
which an orthodox hindu goes through every morn
inc of his life ho pays homage To "A whole class of
ancient female teachers. II must not Dc forgotten
TOO that IN India learning Is presided over by u
female divinity Sarasvatl. ~
Christian ideas added To the influence of our pres
cnre and example in India, is doubtless bringing
obnut a great advance IN the condition OF native
,ynnrn Even the women themselves are showing
SIGNS of a desire Tor more knowledge. in travelling
through some parts OF India especially the Maratha
cnuutry heard of ladies' well y"rsed IN their own
yernacular literature, and of not few sufficiently
acquainted with SansCrlt to read the l'uranasi and
recently young lady pandt, named Rama bal, has
attracted much attention in Indian society by her
power of imprOylslng Sanscrlt verses
On the thgd day of the oriental congress at
Berlin | received n Sanscrit letter from this young
l,dv inclo,ing a dong metrIcal address, which she
rrniiestrd lne To lay before the Congress. 1t WAS
accordingly read IN lie original SanscuL before
largo mcetng OF mrmnclo oy fahdlI oyahiali
Krishnavarma.a The follo~Ing Is an abbreviated
version Of the lady panultS Sallscrt verses, when
have m Ich poetcal nert
TIail roblc-minded aud learned sirs rhc an.
cent Slnscrit language is a the present day like
nm ageI mother boreft Of her ornaments. Fora
long tlne alas! she has remained unhonored, and
now fees TO you men Of learning Tor protection.
Giasp she cries our native country was formerly
fortunate in the production of lustrlons sons like
bililant gems whose fame Illuminated the uni
verse; whose influence and glory extended to the
three worlls-great sages like Nalmili and Nyasl,,
great kings like Rama and Yudhsthira, devoted
wives like Si,a and others Now TO her shame she
hrings forth sons whose actions cast a dark blot
mon the Aryan race, who follow the ways of for
eigners and lay the axe to the root of their own
tree of knowledge. Is there not sufficient water y
Ocean in thy vast receptacle to inundatc our land
MAY thy 1ood prevail TO sweep away these her
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
GUESTS AT TULE.
From, The critic

Noel! Noi'
Thus sounds each Christmas bell.
Across the winter snow.
Dnt what are the little footprints ali 80
That mark the path from the churchyard WALL
'IGry are those of he children walked tonight
From sleep by the Christmas bells at light:
Ring syycctly chimes! soft SOFT my rhymes!
Their beds are under the SNOW.
NoIi Noel!
Carols each Christmas bell
What are the wralths of mist
That gather aucar the windOw-pauc
" here the winter frost all day has lain
Tho, are soul!c,s elves who taIa would peer
WrEig and laugh at our Christmas cheer:
Kiug nccty chimes. Swift, swift, my rhymes
They are made OF the mocnlnS mist.
Noel! Noel!
Cease, cease each Christmas bell!
Under the holly bough,
Where the happy children throng ana shout
What shadow seems to tlt abouti
Is If the mother then who died
IRE the greens were sere last Chnsma%tldef
Hush. falling chimes! Cease, cease my rhymes
The guests are gathered now.
EDNUND &. STEDMAN.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25
CHRISTMAS EVE.

The world. il older grows and older,
And with it we grow old, in sooth;
But hearts should keep, that else get colder,
A corner for perpetual youth;
And who that has least knack at rhyming
Could fail his verses to begin,
While blithely sounds the Christmas Ginning
And all the jolly Christmas dinf
Ali what to me is night or morning.
As | sit here only know
There cannot come Christmas dawnlng
As dawned it once and long ago.
So many dead that would have greeted
With me this day of love divine!
So many. howsoe'er entreated,
That still sleep on and make no sgh'
Far off the shooting starlight under,
Stands an old house beside the sea;
II once was mine-ah! was-l wonder
Whose lair of love it now may be.
What small expectant there is sleeping,
With Orient dreams of Christmas pet.
Who ere the sun rise will 20 peeping
Where hangs the stocking from the shet7
Dear little child, unknown and nameless,
Would | could see the wondering eyes
That. with an avarice all blame!ess
Devour the treasure-prze on prize!
Yours is the purse of Fortunatus
NV merry millionaire in toys!
Ahl no such thrills and throes await us,
Since we no more are girls and boys.
There's pang of apprehended pain;
There's dull distress at vesters losses;
There's haukering for illusive gain,
With, day by day, inccssant crosses;
Twould be no more a world to grieve in,
If ours were faith without the flaws;
What saint is there that we believe i'll
As we believed in Santa ClauSf
What time is this for sigh or tear9
For maundering and melancholy
If Christmas comes but once year.
1t surely comes to make us Jolly!
For heart responsive unto heart
And hands to friendly hands Outreach1ng,
Were better than to sit apart,
And wiser than the wisest preaching
We've won since then our great successes
Brave TOYS, the prize of bitter strife;-
Fame, honor. wealth and all that blesSes,
As mortals think. this meagre life;
Perhaps have found our labor trUltlcss,
Have honor missed, aud peace aud health
AL save a generous spirit boOtlesS
And nothing save affection, wealth
Toysi what are toys? we've grasped and los
them;
Giftsi what are gifts if wanting heart
Sometimes we've met, sometimes have crosse
them,
Sometimes have pleased to sit apart;
But all of all our dreamy dreaming.
All of our gain and all of miss.
Wen wager 'gainst our foolish scheming'
Because it all but comes to this!
For sec! The morning light is breaking;
Ipul the curtain from the sash;
look down where the fire is making
Its exodus III good gray ash.
Iwonder that from al its powder,
SO gray, SO grim, so darllly dun,
No voice comes just a whisper louder
And so lool, out and hail the sun!
Ii comes! il comes! just see the edges.
Where breaks to me the Christmas sky;
I gree It's roseate blooms as pledges
OF something better by and by.
Shine out, old world and he the brighterl
Come back, old days, the only biest!
IT'S only love that makes hearts lighter
And Christmas trust is sure the best.
CHARLES +. CoNGDoS.
,1Stnaas Ere, 1851 |
New-York tribune., 1881-12-25

inglorio stansi Or may rome blazing cOnfagra-
toI red Ice our country to ashes and let no voice
pronounce her name till every mark OF her dishonor
is remOvedp Such is the piteous lamentat0n OF the
mother Of learning. Yet, alas, how grevous, how
disgracefu how surprising is it that here in India
she lifts up her voice in vain among her own
people!--a people long ground down by slavery,
people bereft of energy and intellect and httle
better than breathing cOrpse5 IL you men OF learn.
ing assembled in congress will look with favor on
the miserable condItiOn of tue Sanscrit language;
and restore her by your efforts to her former exalted
position. the people of India will be forever grateful
to Vouu
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
corrlY NAHR.l.-eY rELn,ENrN

frvvRroo,- Warrh oS-l':o n p,-co;'ol dn! Mit'hnc
Cu sui- Gcl iinne "ri-. G'd, 'M"t i"%c n,,rs
.D.5io tA-. ~ Nina -l'." Str- BE-, Nn'r,.m. IN
ssfrn and AM .-iycy Osr,!' Apt an Ma' drl'ry.
4, ri. ana iuLr deliver "'ad 40 JGur ara Juy
o. ri,,ry. GSsd aio t'ri q. Juy ana AnRn., ocnvcn
GT,,t. do A'cu.t s'd september dch'cp' C''aTL' "'o
GNL Fa,ures c,o''.i weak. ,,., ,,,.,,- -.
Iiy' i kE s. N@I lns i-an, 81 - fuar pa 9 LIZ
Mae ca9'c Aa'G 80 ' - A2 ,ni ,nSS % & ,
nintSIA March 2it o',nn s'o4Gy. hh,l.lr 10 &C. low
Ndhng g. uooi 0d'narJ ri receipts I0' DA'o' '-o''
HAIlVoir March 3 -cdtor quc'; Mldl'ng loir. L,w
a.r; por;st0 Great Enfiu 100 bales c'a-"ise, Z'O
saie-. s'nn'r- 10 bal % s,",h ~" i%t n'' rv
n1ia,ne I0a-r.: Go'. Urraay tA': LET rrtciutN O'2
CJAa.LoiCS. march -; ;Cott"n nrn dddnr. lo7zc ow
MdGnng. Ip'sc G"H prilnAiy lc e. net It,rHt. TO- .
ba ~. s,,~. jhI O1e' tck. a. - ;'a'.+ . -
tl.ciSNATl. Mafca -I-Cot"n sictf Atdpng l"%' IT,"
NGauug. J1st. GOod Ordinary '4r. trC'ipt-. - Pdra
tIp'nrs CG6 bars salrr. 40 ualcs r;orN 10 $50 hIrs
C., %AEyl,iSM H s I'" M i x' 6iG-r w. % rc feri 2I
Daies: stIr. aun hars; siocS 'u-.'i' BALE. -
ugurii. March .3Ccli"n hUh Nj tdnn-. 10 go tereira
'20GI Oaic shipments l1Jt es "a'e~ $50 bae' s"'1'
MoidGi. March 2S.-couon steady: Md1ins, Intr Low
rIrort coast Wise. I.22bbaes sAlrA, LOO bales sock
SEW ORLEANS. March 93-Coit"n nrm Nhihne. llc+
80 l.inr lnatr: ordinary S>t. net rr t.pt lu-1
hslc. gross lO1l bacs; exports 10 Gfca Hria live.
ars TO France G lt% baer toastwise +&fO Oaic'; Hh7
5000 Uales. siOcN @96.5 - bAirs , nj, ,
reccps 7o9 eIpor;s c,l'"ise. $50 bales sales 20
hales eiorg. II, ,5JH bAles 49,.
1w MlddnLg iO54c. GOTi ORDINARY. &C. net i r'' 800
Laics: sfies ninnrs "40 naes rioch Hiss 3nc' tyr
Mdnng lGc.. Uriusrv Sc Mt receipts. l'9 hAirs
sSCs. bales; last evening. 2Uo bales s'ch' olo'o
~" LOVE, siarch 23-Coton steady Mddng. l0'ic: Low
Mtdding 94c. Good ordinary. tc. rcccipS ll2 rArs
shpnrua 4s7 bali Stes %SlI alcs. nocE. jiOGi 14es.
WUGISGIUs MaIch p COTTON quiet. Miinne. 1919 10 y
niss'.':t bales STOCK. j,7i2 Galoa
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North hipa. Vessels dhf RdiirJIfS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NRw.YoRK. "Wednesday, March 23. 1881,
Es--Quiet. unchanged.

AsHES-Quet unclaimed .,,.. .. ,,.,,o o
70 1 e insacng r- 90 at 6 sIS Terms Ma SeRs s.
4.,e, s'g sc-'.1SS lava sso co EAEn &
a sss sS steady ee
Deyersa on soa.rsS 700 eas' INK Eessp ssy at
Wsss WEE ss. ana !.slo ,.si Ss year: 49,
sss
Ap NAY oSsG i sI53 !as ssDtsGb. 70
niceo: 0e,oSs4. 1877 sioSS; November, IOizSl0IS:
DfSsas' fsss cr snss and 10 Agr
6cIsSs 5s lS ss S9sri
ssDSssy Y SS Hp f
i@S I65siSS jny % dG;sSsr T9egs
iS2s November. iO.IoslolS December. lol4alol6.
TIsI:ss's sIoSh s Sf6esi in buyers
% Ss s .as
sOo Ss ssSn: sS SS
= sss o. Sh"s rs"ss 800 Ibs Winter whsT so EI,r KIT.
sss sx 6 s. osf &C.
sss S9S Ses %.: fl in g.
sssest l6 for Choice winisr and S7HO c6 no z
ssi'ias a ss wss:i Ss: s'isx. aS:sas
. e.s.s IS Scssoa . Pair state = s9dst 90
Ss'S sssS !: e g
ssss1s css%'a sa Ssa & sSssS Ssss' tr.s
tsispt ssosss s. Louis Coninon % Far Extra 9! 20
yss c'sss: q sdsss Ss sns 81 1i
Skh fLOUk more active. prices unchanged sales ZOO
eo u 1b1fe 20 tor Common 70 Coco Exire 20 25US ~
osed % Cnoicc intending LOO bbs for export S5oS0 20
sskln hLOyk Quiet steady sales 900 bels supernine
Wufo oO, efter ~ extreme CORN MEAL ouIl un
csasgec sales 400 bols Including Western yellow 81 500
GkAIk-wHEAT-harkeI without decided change open
6g nshaie stroager subsequently, lost and
sonpg heavy at folY oeciae export demand light
airiy for We Red ry scstve trade on sDocuaf1yo ac
oeant sales sush fature $4,000 BUSH oAsh in
soding &1v9 b1sh UnGtAaed Sprnx Si 1881 ~; $500
sa.s No spisns q TIA 70 arrive: 1000 bush. No.
zen sseSe s sssa No ass 81 tssf ss%' Closing
rsssE 2xesf SIS soeS GnsrsdoS wSI'.a wRaa H5ea I1i
80 White q ssss, za ws,ss sasiss g o. 2SoS "a
ks4 Marsh 81 2e9Si 25h cezng 81 2Si 90 q @ 10
II s.ssas - 81 is.s1ifDg q Slssi s3 90 siS
si ~ ~ "a Nc whIs: harsA 81 s2 ee.ns
fsr inspy 81 osls8si Oe car lots and ~, nrp
saes % QUO bash jersey and Pennsylvania Si
Gull buyers favor; saes 10 o ~ h %
yahada te arfiys On private ,orms M E1
GALT dnl and unchanged l. 20 10 h1itsr
no hesy export tnquiry light iooderae bone az
snS ATTY actiye ou1hsss specusuye sery ae'
ss2 pnso IuteTe ~ tc0 eush Includnr UncssnsS
ssfs Aixsd No bsa6Dc; Closing as sa
s& sssssr ols Y.Srs lie ssasssSlI steamer MSsd
~ closing 90 April bs T% oo.
y &e q HsnS Sss: 'sssSiSs'e, sssiSs 8. ssCsssss ssss
Z r.. 80 -
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
EuRnpEAN MAnKEr.

trvxrroot. March 23.-POrk-Pnms Msss-EattsrR. dull
at ~ Western. dull At So; Bacon-tnmneriAad Cut
steady AZ 42Edi short Kb. dull AT 4@Gt. LonE Clrar
STEADY at Al; short Clear; duh at AZ tams-Lons'
dull At A.; shodd,ra dn Al 10 Beet.ssaa ss 1ec
st 76I. LATd-Pnmc Western. dull az 29I'
Ialow-Prme CITY. duh - Cd 1utpentine-Splrlt4
dul J6 Rosin-fIne. steady Al lOhd Common oni, ,
Chncse-AmcrIcau CnOce. steady Al TO- lSard
1l steady at b3 FiourEKtrA STEADY 1854 Wheat
No T. White nrmer S7d. spnnG. No =. steady
a. I'd New Winter Western nrner - l0t; New south
ern Winter steady AT 97d Corn-nned Old steady A. 2ld
S.v STEADY al Oti-Yeow Amer1c an.
.tsaIv An ~ Kosln London. steady AZ 6Bd
SnIr1ts Turpentne az London, dull at - -,
IOSDoS March 23-i p.n.-Cacuta IAnseed 4bl per az;
Radned PeIroleum, 7AG77 I'D per ga spirits OF Iurpentne
SO 1854 per cwL - 80 - p......1. c,,.. .
Bacon s per for Long Cloar Mlddes ard t2AO1 TOT
S,oTt lear Sidiea Lard 54 I'D cWt for American
AsTURRP Marcn 9s-N lcoks latn closed az I3o francs
"a rentes per 100 kos Petroleum, 1879 francs Tor Le pale
American m ,,,n..,. fo-a ,to..a n, "a maria
"a nfsnni"g. pcr % 10. Petroleum. marEe 80.
tHBl;nG March 23WcoKs Lard closed ~ oS tnarKs 70
March 2SweoKs Lard closed at CO francs Dor
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
EuRoPEAN FINANuIAL MARKErs.


t/oxpox March 23-l2:s0 D nus bonds iour ana half
Der cents las dves l044 E1e ass New ORR ell
ral i4y Ilitnos Central lS9; Reading S2h New'fork
Ontario and Western, 81. . .
LONDON March 23-2:SO D. m-Nnnsoh iVp~ie ioI "onr'
ana l0Oa for the account $4,000 -.,. .,--
IoNDON March 2S~-iOO D. m.-FA1S ahvices qnote uTeo
mar reutns 90 fraucs 55 ceptincs for the account
IoNDON March 234 D. m.--Atanic and Great western
drst mortgage trustees certificates. t ~ 90 We "nd 81 =
Frle asa New Central 1895 Illinois Central 1872
Central SSz
LOSpoa Feb 23-2 D. m.-Pars advices quolo tree per
81 centiiBos for the nooonut
q LoSDok March 23-4SO mThe amount OF 0uion gone
into the Bank England balance to-day Is !opo
YIkIs March 2yAp. m.-kxcnauEo Oh Lonnon 70 iraucs
nriunna fnr
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Lovnox. March 23.The following are The Wool saes g
IN GZ Il baicA Port Pali'-F ce ~. n
2}id: SECURED, I'D n Isl Al: reasv. bh ls3d l"ck
aud iicccs Sr.. Lambs Is Sd -sfld hCii el
~ Ld1ts I'd: Greasy It'd aiOLFl 1913 bales Adc!li-
Fleece Id Id. secure d. sG1 Ia 9d; hreasy I'D
lid Locks and Is ID Isl hi; LAMBS ure'Sy'
S lOd: All Ddes New Il, Aland Fleece sA d Secured
ls hi dls qd Greasy. d, Is ID: Locks and Pieces
i6id nlA. Lr LAMBS tiTeay. ID Id; S4 bies sydney
ANA Qurcnsland-ScOured, ls3d Gls9rd GreaaY "a lsi
Locks and Pieces Is 'sdulsodi "a bales swan h'er-
Srnure1 lB.JLld. ls.Sd.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
ase 49, Receipts, 800 head shipments. 1000

Heavy. ssas6 4O Receipts 800 head shipments 1000
head.
CATE-DemaIe active receipts 200 head shipment, Ps ,o
800 head; mark steady; EXpOrerA So 2501 1 GO' to
Choice. 81 G00s5 10: Medium 20 Fair. Si4$4 30; Best
Butcher Steers si 250st 60: Fair to GOoi, 50 6Od*l "
Cows aud efrA 50 20 GSi IS; Feeders s4dl co. stoch
ers 80 df3 IS. -.
SHEEP-Active. firm AMI higher recepts COO head SNIP
ments Ou head: Medium 70 Good, - $50 4Oi ChoiVe
Elrnu -
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
REDENPTIONOf GIVE BONDS Of 1878

SrAli 1F N!FoRsI t-TrFAstRY DTrAETHESr}
$50. 3D.. March IL. loSI
WHEREAS There i on this day in the
" stale I.r4,ary thr rum Of oLc hundred ami ihf'e
Ilusaud Slu ~ Guafs which, uH'rr act Of the Leg
r. tn t,tc CfDI entitled Act 10 provide
PAYMENT ~ tAc funded inio rss "f the state 0t
,iltnr ami 10 con- furs~l debt for that purpose
uru... Nfl -. 100 =, Et apart Tor tire redemption ni
state Issued uucr the PROVISIONS oI sad
Act Noucc iz hereby given that
SEALED PROPOSALS
Pnr the ur-nfer ~ ad Ponds Will vol at ths Dc
Cucd Uhil thc ltA
Aey. 4. ID. ~ II o'clock
No VIII be entertained moro than par vaHe and re-
spensiDe guarantee each proposal. Wiicn
mus ndorso. scaled proposals for SURRENDER 0t CYi
Isu.f.- ~ l-5t.'
Ioc. must he surrendered n Ten DAYS after h" ac'
ceptanCc VI The proposal fUT th"tr Ir'cnpl on.
JOHN We'll. lat" TTel-urcr.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
financial.

Ill wbo are lntsrested In railroad bu3lneH
and satlssios should get THH rRtBUN NE AL
MAHAO Tor 1891. ready price ~ cents oY m1.
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want to
,ha fyshnne Almanac for 1881 it ves the h9ures
1I,sd states Rsvenue Krpeadlsafs sass 1874 rroa
26 cent? bT uAl
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
STEAMBOATS, ano Raiiroa0s.

q. NrW STEAMER5 SARATOGA ANDClrY OF TROY
e" g rdE al D. M 49, McdReeDs Win mc2nins tr1s or
ne NorIh Ind MSS state rooms %TnSi a1y WIN steam
EOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
L ~ g. s. ii. and H. IL R l.elvo drlal ceatrA Depot
at ll:j5p N. weexays and 1880 D. NJ Sundays other
Nrw-hnrlani HalroLL
L7OR RunGont and Kingston, landing at Coz
1e" r rSn sopps cSnccns With User and
DTrs ana WsH " VIs{ Ss E ScmIS,t i James r. Ba
WI and Ihom's Cornc ~ p @ I19s & 81 M0,aa
{ rnol caves nc p ln
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, ST..
~ leave PecxsiD daiy lNnnday5 excepted tor
Ncw.liayeI Al ana ll5b D. IN, cohhectlhS VIA rolL
rVHE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
L NEw.YOKK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
TRAINS TAXING EFFECT NOVEMBER II. 1880
a. ,nennam IN a ana ana SSS LAY RPS EkPs'A Drawing
ayEs 81 II;S L3@s e., Express s5rSnS S VT, 3t BSi 3ni
souhweSL fnllmans best DrawingrOom Sleeping coaohs'
% EFgrsss for Fa, an wSS Ssc,nns' sS'S .o
7:l5 D m--Emigrdnt tram or the West ,o.b for
NcTafE a'i SiS iSS SO nsa&: SIS is gis
p m and II midnight SATURDAY nights ohy 9unu"'" '4'
7po sn S iSs2 oa sanaa5.s %9s nSSa nSaS
bt tS SaS,y SS d.U 0S s S caS "a q S' tS $50 %
faI bo rsoa g g. u 80 5O Old $50 1000 and il MD
niphf
midnight n..z a.tn 1i.3na m AN AZ 5:21
a. ~ 750 NJ, and II midnight Saturday nights only sun
day go q ~, 7,V IJ2o A. m LAS, $500 6.l0 7l5 and II
msSnsn sundays j. SSO lO2OA ia0, $50 and
u IwH1iSsalsS His91sSS| |7SO. 1870 b M. $3.50 p m.
MTnuTT aud Cornwall 7i5O $3.50. 4:So sun
daE; SSUa and Kingston. m. $3.50 Sundays $3.50
6in..nsu ~ o. 1850, o. IO9O M $3.50. $780, 4so. 7is p u
spnSSSSi pHnIaaIsicSR, S5o = IS:zSG ms $50 40 7is M
$50 SS Win IN sS n and S
k4oai 49, az 80 o. 1920 M 4:SO. T. 7il5p M Sun.
80 oi' 's.t1 0lOa. q. $50 ana p IN.
Te 1oas leave ZSds quarter OF and quarter after
each hour from 10 S41 p % and at lVae and llio
p NJ for passtge Apartments in Drawing Room
IIoecuina Coaches DO obtained, and orders
NJ and transfer ot Baggage De left at the
CUE .1tces Nos Z3s 4Ol or 9J1 Broadway, NJ T., Ne
pany AZ HT1okyn At the Conpanys Depots.
C0uI WeSj New-York ~ 7:25
and lli-y No x ABBOTf Gen' passr Agcnt New. York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
lV Trans leaVs for Englewoo Costur Piermont and Ny
ack T. sJU $3.50 g. 4;SO $3.50 6t0 $50. lSO pIa
Sundays aud $3.50 rhe ll:SO p. IN. train VIII
leave So pnutes latsr SATURDAY nishtA IN am ,-o
Manuel spring Valley and Aonsey. f;oa ssoA nj 500
Pm JNo. N ABBoTr. General Passr Asonh NswYOrk
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
vortA Tba company owns and operates two

k.vYork). The company owns and operates two
Ge5sssmont Marble Compauy-In~ place Of Rutland
ksrbe Cop1pany's stocks and bonds. Captal stocR
- cent gold sinking fand mortgage bond, paya-
~ December 1, 1910 or at 1O5 and interest OF an
Esrler date at the option Of the company. The
sougpapy IL organized under the General Laws OF
kbe State of New-York. The business of the com
kany consists In the quarrying Of marble at West
Rntand and at Sutherland Falls. W.; In the saving
spd selling of marble at the following mills. viz.
Saws; their Centre Rutland Mills VI. with 20
Kangs of saws their West Rutland Mill, VT, with
"a gangs Of saws their Salem, N. Y, Mill, with 3
Rangs of sawsj and by one additional mill under
contract) at Centre Rutland, VT, with II gangs OF
kaws; and in tho selling of marble at their branch
yards in Philadelphia Boston. Chicago and Toledo.
The gross sales of marble from the above qnarrles
and mills in 1880 amounted 10 $654, 049 81, at a
cost for production Of $490,917 80. 1t IS ant,cl-
pated that the sales for 1881 will be considerably
larger and the average cost OF production materially
smali. ooo
The compapy's property consists of some 800
acres of land comprising seven quarries, located at
West Rutland, at Centre Rutland, and at Suther-
land Falls. Vermont valuable water powers and
extensive mills at each of the two last mentioned
places, and at Salem, n. y. q large steam mill
1850 horse power) at West Rutland. twenty steam
engines with Quarrying machines. many large ana
expensive buildings. together with oil the ma
chipery live stock, implements and improvements
necessary to perfect their extensive works. The
companys saleable property on hand, not necessary
TO the production of marble, consists tat low valua-
fionl of
Manufactured Marble
keai Rstate NewYork and BrOOky $4,000
<,scds in stores ut West Rutland and Sutherland. 80
Falls. Eo'VOu
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
gkdmboats ano Ra,Iroaos.

A ALRANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave P1er Al, North River
SOUTH SIDE OF CANA sF- every WEEK DAY At p
m Connecting az Albany sunday mornine exeep,eo) WIN
trains Norm. West and East Statero0ms wafneo,
81 So '''- "eA'' " A'OA W. ". EVERiAf r. President.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
4N NEW LINE.


For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NewYork c. r. Of " j.. foot Of LIB
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Green sts at 7t5 10 lll5
1880 g. 43O 80 7, =, 1880. ~ D. On SUNDAY az
$40 a.. $50, T. 1880. II M. ..
For Third aud $780, 11:l5 q $780, 43O,
$50 y. ON sunday at ): 20 m.
and Tucker $3.50 745, TO- ll:lo
$780, L. i3u 4sj. J30 T. g. ll:3O. IL p m. Sunday.
S:45 $50 Z. lI:3j ~ m.
Return trans leave Philadelphia for NewYork
From Stations Philadelphia aud Recalling r. Re- corner Nlnth
and Green-sts at 7.30 S:JO 800 IL M; l;l5 2 -.
5:4O $40 7a30 II Sunday at $50 $780, 6'i0.
From Third and Berkssts at 4:45 s2O 9l5 M. 1.2O,
$40 D. ll:3O p. sunday at $40 m; 4:30. $50
trenton, Warren ana Tucxerss, l2j. 4:25. BAD
6:3O g 9U5. lUOs IL 20 m 2 2:i4 A24 G3O 725. S;2S
m sunday. liz5. 4:25. 800 a. M; 6l5, 7:25 D.
Connection is made Jersey CITY Station 10 and from
IcEes for sale al lot Of ilbertyst No4 23s 26l 40,
044 957 23 Broadway aud at the principal hoies Nos
office. Jewels Wharf, Brooklyn.
transfer Company, Dodds Express VIII call for and
cation male a gi aud 1923 Broadway I36 6thaye.
ard COurtst, Brooklyn All these Offices are In
..ul.l D. L-DLl and
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
NEw-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH DIyT.

ALL RAIL LINE FOR Perth Amboy. south Anboy. Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park Pout Pleas
ant, Toms River. BarneSat, ATLANTIC CRY, 90.
Leave Now York foot Lberty-st, at D. Slo. ll41 ms
l:3O. 800 A. $50 p u.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILgDAp COMPANY, !
.r.H .-L-.-L.Ll I lE,AErMEA L

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the holders
~ ot tie PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILWDAD
CtMPASIS FIRST MORTGAGE DOLLAR BON -. ma
turing 81 1884, h -ad bonds VIII be pa'd At the
Ocr - l. that dac after whch uac interest
VIII
I"AyO delay making settcH9nt' ere re1uestcn
t. present ti,r b1nns under4gnrta sufficient & ne
bel maturity fr examination. winch receipts Will be
given.
1h' Philadelphia and Erie l'allr1ah Complnya Fr'' Mort
i.uus 1t COIVOIS viii De- pid Oh ic 81 81
Inst,at Lonuon JOINT stock INK Lon .on Eng anu