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FIRsr.CLAss INVESTMENTS.
q aud per cent secured on
IMPROVED CHtEAt.D REAL FST tTF

aud per cent secured on
IMPROVE ID tiIitAt.O RIAL fST VIE -,
Mortgages placed improved Chicago property netue
lenders and cent with semi annual interest phiHol'
at American oan and Trust Co, New.lork -..--
81. SNOW. 23S broadway. Manager New-NOrk OIIeo.
GRIFFIN & DWIGHr Mortgage BanEers.
Washington aud Ha!stcd SIS. Chicago
NOTICE of intention to form FIRE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY in the CITY OF New York. under the
name Of T. MPOKIUM FIRE INSU RASCE COMPANY.
IN with section g. cRptcr 400 LAWS 81
amended by sol % the Laws OF sJthe under
sgnod hereby notice Of their intention 20 form moor
c6rated be located IN the CITY ~ Newh the
urpose OF business OF iusurn dwell ing
houses aud oil kinds OF buildings HD upon houseto d
other property against 1e dama!e by IRE
and inland atOn aud aud e.
effect Of taken by them The capital VI
FRANCIS A PALMER,
ELISHA u. PRATT,
J A. oEGSSENHAIsER
WADE p. WO RAIL,
il I. HERsEY,
r n .GEI~SENHAISTn
LINCOLN A. sTEWARr.
u. =. HUTCHINSON,
RICHARD TAi LOR,
FDNIS J. kerr
EUGENE BRIITON.
EVERETT L. WHEELER
JOHN NASH.
HENRY ANDRUSS,
Oh RGE ALGER,
YIG Ia WESI,
PETER CUMIISG,
Z. A. VURBA-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On aud after Jan. =, 1850.
GPEAI THI-NE LIZ u

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains LEAVE New York via Desbrosses and COrandt street
feprios as follows:
Harrisburg Plttsburg. the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached a NJ and p. m. daily. New.
York and Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars al a IN. every day.
Williams Lock Haven a. D m. and
at IN, connecIin- at Cory for Tusyine. Petroleum
Centre and the Oil Regions
Baltimore washington and the South Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paor Cars daily except Sunday 10
m: arrive Washington iOj p. Regular at go 500
and $3.50 a M l. $40 and p. and u night sunday
( 6l5 a M p. IN. and IL night
por Atlantic City except sunday 100 p m.
" or Care May. except sunday. lI:lO IN.
Long Branch, BAY Head Junction. and intermediate sta
fions via Railway and Amboy. m. IL noon. $3.50.
On Sunday, m. sld do not stop al Asbury Park
boats brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains at
yorserlCy. arording SPECIFY and direct ransfer for
; Brooklyn travel
Trans arrives From Pittsburg $50 ard 1l;2o H. 73O and
lU20 daily, and 700 daily. except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore $50 GAO l. 90 $40. $50
b:3o, e:ZD and 1905 Sunday 635, $40 1905
NJ. From Baltimore 500 p. m From Philadelphia 3 80
$50. ESQ., Gao TOO except Monday $50 go 1910
1905 M 100 200 3:i0. 3J0 $3.50 800 720 1880. $50
e20 1905 and 1920 and 1920 night. Sunday $50
PJ0, e:35 64O 1905 ll;35 G2 1885, 9;20 1905 and
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ana IA n01
iSs Than other roats East
i sE1 G CAKE Ehih AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements of train. from Depot From asd
g sHaS.yf Pay
Coaches It esEslpS u 'pa
PaimaS Buffet Coaches to Bqtal Ca ar.
20 sS 3 M s. Cos 5S. % GeT Ne
second day; Scn1eens Toledo 7S5 and
%MDaiy chcaso Express, for the West
S Pullman Day sna E ana m
sptes mSsnS Goa 'ns,. e q" cfS s %,.
d:Ip %sash
40 So 49, Sc c g $50 S Il 4s
Sundays S45 50 1910 m is5 $50 8 nj @dnshi,
c $50 ana $40 so and
nights s.S 2n 5 snp 5S oo % lS o $50 clo $50
and y midnight Sundays $40 $50 1890 LAS $50 Pun
%sEss IGl; s s,s m snDs,,
Rondont and Kingston and Mo.tgomOry AN s:3op m.
Goshen $40 7so 9 1920 a m, $50 $50 Aso $3.50
%iddietOwS sI5 $50 io'2oa 10 $50 aso $40 m
aSG'H Sss ss viii s
PoriJcTvis 100 1920 m 4so 5 $3.50 p IN. Sunday
and 'n after ; ss
4
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches and orders for the checking
aud baggage be left ~ the Companys obce
Nos. 4O1 oI 9E7 Broadway. 1877 Westst, N " No
Courtst Brooklyn or a the Companys Dspots.
from the West arrive in NewYork at UiO.
ESQ, il :25 a. and 1929 p
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Gen'l Pass'r Agent New.york.
NORTHERN AILR0ADO OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for Tngewood. Cosier Pierpont and
Nysck $50 10 800 4, 1850. 5'+o $40, $3.50
l2midnigbt. sundays Z, o =. NJ ana sil5 o
Manuel, Spring valley and Monsey7. IL m, 400 p m
JOHN ". ABBOTT Cent Pass,r ACont. New.York.-
yNrFST SHORE , 0TTTE
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
leave 42d-st Cortiandt and Desbosos sts
Chfca 20. 10 ~ p. m Pullman sleepcrs through
st. Louis $500, % p IN. Pullman sleeDefs
Detroit, 40 a. n '5:a0. 3 IN: Pullman sleepers 49,,
Suspcnson Bridge. Fails. Buffalo Rochester 10
a. M $3.50 = D IN. Sleeping md parlor through
Syracuse 7:l0. 10 a m. $3.50, 3 =. IN
Utica. 7:lO. 10. 100 q. M; -5,5O - u. - $50
Newbury Kingston. Catskil Albany "7;lo 30, ll:Oo
For Montreal and Canada East, 7:io $50 p.
Hamilton. London. 40 800. 3 p m Toronto, 800
'Sp. N. 90 .--.- ,-,-..-.... e.,.r
tickets time tables parOr sleeping car hccOmnoda
ops or information apply Offices city Penn R
Station Hohpken, II Wash brooklyn COurtst,
office FultOnst NUwl ok city. 81 2O' .bl 30.
$685. ssh 9iG LAO 323 Broadway 49, tthave lac East
l25ihs l53o BOwery, Penn H. r. stations foot Of COrt
andt and DesbrO~ses and Wost shore station foot OF
s2ds Baggage calel for and checked IRON hotels
and residences. be left NJ ticket Offices,
"a Statost HENRY MONEII, Gen ia's Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE

10 TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9 on SUN.
' DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW-YORK.
Express trains leave NewY0rk Desbrosses and Court
laDdt street Ferries. follows:
go 72o $50 @ and 10 Limited H. 1l:lO l. 800.
SzG 4Ao 81 and and night. sundays 6l5.
. % Lmitedl and 10 a. M 4, 8 and p. IN. and II
night. Emivraat and second class 700 p N.
$50 and ll0a m, l. 4, 4:l0 and p. m, connect at
Trenton for Camden
sturning trains leave Broad Street Station Philadelphia
l2,0l Bis 32O AOO. 4:35 except Monday 600 73O 32O
$780, II and las a. Limited Express 1880 and BIO
o. n.y. g. L. 3, q, G:30 740 7:i5 and Oi5 D. ~. sunday
i2O1, 315 800. 400, ASS s3oa 800 Limited $50
TAO and 7a5 Leave Philadelphia, via Camden. $50
m daily, except sunday.
I Ticket caocs: $40 435 and ga Broadway. 1 Astor
Mouse and foot OF Desbrosscs and COrtaHdt SITS Court
and Brooklyn Annex station ioJt OF FutOnst Brooklyn
pusch's Hotel HobokeD station Jersey City: Immigrant
Ticket once. No. Patery Place and Castle Garden
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES Il. PU0H. J.RwooD,
General Manager General Pass'r
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL.
j. JEFFEgsOSvItE DEPOT OF The
QUARTER AsrER5 DEPAKIMENI,
.f,t l. nj

z
JEFIRRsoNyLIE Ind, Jan TO- lSS5.)
SEALED PROPOSALS In tripcato, subject 20 the usual
conditions will received tins once, until II O'Clock
a ~ Central tandard Time ON Monday, the 26th day OF
January 1853 which AMI place they viii 30 opened
ia tho OF bidders for furnishing and delivering
10000 gallons mineral oil at this depot IN ,ses OF Two hVo
gallon each
Daiiyc;ie, commence by March !, 1883. be com.
VletU by March 81, 1855, In such quantities hnd nj such
lines between those dates may DO agreed upon 81,
Tho government right 10 REJECT any ana au
proposals 1870, - 4,
Preference given to articles Of domestic production ana
manufacture aud such preference given TO articles OF DO
production pro uced on the fhcllo
coast 10 the extent OF the consumption required by the pup
lie service there. -.
and FULL Information bidding etc, will DO FUR
nished by this Office Application. ,
Assistant Quart Ifnaster eneral u. =. Army.
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. 5S secure hi; amount Ii wa; reccnias6asd


To secure this amount Ii wa;
To Sas those S Sas ss
four coupons with tho Central Tru Company q,
nptd eopo5 roma ited July aas Isaf 2s per e2p
ut rest per AMMAN from ihsi Gats pay.Pe
shall on iis date ard Dc redoemablr The
hfse YEAR. onias funded eoasen bond
secured by The coupons deposited tho lien q whoh
II T9ai NE iceor; :: 900 900 Of tho Cincinnati, and
fund Tour coupons o. qePo.tlh: w,h c Grh,I. Trust ON.
maturing March sSd sepsmesT ls,S and March ard sop
bond based ecurcd By coupons ssS
be dated pteabet 49, and bear ps. cent interes from
and september var AMI payable yeas iroT
toTe.t-siieJ thr6o years. thr monll. notice
That he ho9sT, 81 ,es dsD.niaTos Dc asked TO s!spd
years 1855 and $50 and to ACCEPT similar debenures
tGre. falling due curing The wears So and 1896
ceTheaIs, q the COMPANY Ssre, 4, for
ni sS .nd sc BENZ IN each failing duo
Total extended s.? $50 900
The piysonA b?gd, Of The Company maturing during
Bondhod., proposed plan arc requested
signify assent 10 the last Virginia
way Whers member Of the Committee viii be ready al aay
time u give further explanation Information de-
When The requisite nsm6sT Of HSnaaolaer.
where boDdhoders present their coupons
efHS'I L$%,t!a' Funding Committee
New.York, December &c. 1884.
The unhersignrd whom submitted behalf OF sun
Gmmse OF s IN. VIRGINIA sa Gsorr a
Company TO the bondhoders. dated December 5oth
1884 respectfully report ,
That Of absolute necessity for immediate cash
the road maintain II In working cOnd
ton the evident interest the holders
fund the maturing
indebtedness nanod IN tho cOmlnee'r recommendation
That change should be made the plan proposed,
would suggest the funding ~ two additional
and the prOpoOnate extension of the other scnr
ties named. 49,
That II Of the road be diverted from its
value To the greater injury and peril Of every nefet Ihat
under existing circumstances the needf funds cannot be
raised without ruinous sacrifice OF the Companys credit and
thai ona mortgage be created because OF exist
ing liens TO secure the income bonds.
The undersigned believe that the fObearanOe required by
holders Of the various securtie, WIN be found % be ne
arcs practicable mode Of settlement OF
the present difficulties OF the Company They therefore cor
Ola NY recommend its adoption.
Respectfully,
GEORGE 6. COE
Prest Am. Exchange Net Bank
r. ~. Co slit.
J. ID. VERMlLYE
Pres't Merchants Nat Bank.
NewYork January 18th, 1888.
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6aulnss Banks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, }
No X West 23d.st, :
Near Gtn avenue, NEw York;
INTEREST PAID JANUARY l, 1885
FOUR PER CENT
Dcposs made later January Will draw interest from
February L GEORGE q. WALDO. President
MLNRI KONG. Jr, Secretary
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.


"A -SlUNINGl ION Line.
"a FARES REDUCED FAvoRITE WINTER i KOHIE
p <3o M Ffrstclass to Boston So Corresponding ~
e'''0"' " 90 w. PorpLE, General Passenger Agent
:TTALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND
IL THE EAST VIA NEWPORT AND FALL III ny, InE saS
66ororiui ste rmers PRovIDENCE and Bristol leave
Kew York alternate DAYS. SUNDAYS IRON
ty.Annex" from Brooklyn and Jersey Ciy AZ p ~
Tckets staerooms may be secured ~
snaYsket Offices. at ONCE on Pier ~ n II oS W
s. zrcDEN = LOWELL. ACTS Gen. Pass. AGENT
T,OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
sip al 30. m. and IL p; m SUNDAYS cXceRtedl J.
r. ;;s sSssS 90 New Haven and return 81 90
"ARIEM RIVER BRANCH ,rronnpn
Y NEw-HAyEN AND IA ~ dr rorp 3.sast and
trains leave Harlem River station c9 aTiem RIVER
',ncbad nv third Avenue Elevated Ranroan uay X
SaTs AZ 641 7:i5, 900 1000 li35a ~ ~ G SI
GAO Po6 see %ss Y Farms aGa Van Chester
rmpsons Chester tPeham Bay Bnt1 AZ 10
Pelham Man Mains spS FOR ali points or the Main
SShct New.Hav and Hartford Railroad shore line ana
&ir Divisions New.Sanaan, M a own, Tes
aidnight train New Rochelle and all intermediate sVN
tons daily except Mondays intermediate sta
films AT l2OO noon $3.50 the iaIei anot
ing al Ne Rochelle with way trains to Orano 10 Inc
and with express tranto Boston via o'o'o "
n EHIGH VALLEY .RAlLROAD.-Passenge
trains leave depot foot OF Corr andt and Desrosses-
Allentown Reading. Mauch Chunk. Wnke'larre Towssda
man fo IN daily Local train. at and 54U
p m Tor Easton, Bethlehem and Coplay. -
sonts in Mahonoy Hszeton coal regions Sunday raiB
leaves for Manch Chunk and Hazleton, $40 m.
E~ L. Il. BYINGTON, g. p. A.
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fotels
Dnslness Chances.

A RARE CHANCE, or good opportunity to
~ purchase n iTst-ciass MALEABLE IRON WORKS
situated in tho city OF Rome in Central New.Yoik. said
built about five since and are copO ed "
FIVE brik buildings with slate roofs; also good barn and
other small wood buildings The works are situated
the OF Armstrong and DONtater ayes.
width Of lot three hundred feet and running IRON Armstrong
ihsEre Canal distance about 300 leet Ihhy arc
npee works and located In beautiful and thriving
city railroad communications cast west north anu
south.
The above property advertised TO be sold under fore
OF mort by Alfred Ebdge on The tth day OF
February OF Ohm ;. Baker at Rome "
at O'Clock A. ETHHlDGE
Rome N. Y, Jan. 20, 1885.
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Tnanfial.

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE I
CITY NEw-YoRK- Z
AT meeting of the Stockholders OF the
IA Fourth National Eank OF New-York City, heln tnis
day, the following nauel gentlemen were unanmousv
elected directors for the ensuing year: 80, , s,,rru
JOSEPH Is. HOYT, CHARLES . M m
FREDERICK MEAD JOHN n NM,Mn,T,i mr.
ELMORE A. KENT, ROBERT w % oAnA'
CORNELIUS ". BLISS. y. ID. BALDWiN'
RICHARD r. WILSON.
subsequent meeting Of the Directors held January 10
Mr. BALDWIN unanimously reelected Presoeht a,
Mr. Cornelius ~ Bliss was unanimously re;e,ec.r VIZ"
iie'iu'h" " Cashier.
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TO THE BONDH0LDERS
OF THE
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA & GEORGIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Tho undersigned appointed committee to ad N carrying
the Funding Plan recommended by the Board Of lie
@ r. Tcnne Virginia and Z 90
Getting December g. TSSs respectfully submit The
FOL owing extract and recommendations from sad
Inerest due and estimated deneit for 1888 and
!o5U. elsoooo0
Amount requreI Tor 1000 900
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
9oBosTON So.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA SO 1885,
PORTLAND "a

etesr-rs 'Crty Of Worcester" and "City OF Boston
leave Pier 40 r. foot of Wattsst pier
brosses ST. Ferry. daily except SUNDAYS at $3.50 D.
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NEW AN
stations In New.York

broSsesst Ferry daily. except Sundays al $3.50 p m
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR:
stations in New.yors sSd S'' Vor'-ar'
LEAVE NETWORK com@encng Jan airy nry ICY l5 g''
fS5 sOqah A%coy Zoo yr pn 4 o1ds FR 49, @
S4S a via Pean. RR, 1900 m. 300 p. sundays
TcT MataWSn &C. via PIN. 4 Reading RR, 4:so sl5.
800 $40 3 RI, 600 H. Zoo H. soup m.
For Red Bank penn: r.. r. 900 NJ = H. $50 800.
ssG2pys NJ ESQ., & 5 ya m r" san SaS I5
NJ For Lone Branch Ocean Grove Asoury Park Ocean
dephia Reading RR 40 s:i5 a w. 1870 100 Gi5 pm
e45 FeSRsyvsnis i RR 800 M Zoo $50 BOO
p m sundays mot stopping at ocean Grove or Asburv
0r shG 900 via F1 aRs E 4S@ 1sr and
ct SR gaS sig i5o $50 s-iS
BrdsstoR Atanto City, &c, PLa Reading RR- 456
htf S5S bE0DosTT RR To RR
fNEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
rOqSh trains WIN leave 9rsnd GsnIra Depot .,
$40 a. NJ Fast limited Chicago and st LOus Express
with dining st2pDiag a. Albany Utica GoSh
ester Buffalo NS5a Falls Ee ce 6Ss ana o Se4
foso m Chicago Express dravngroom cars to Cansn:
sigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects Tor
iii Western New.York and Northern E,press with
$50 D IN, Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
"a d n. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
St Louis E5Presss With esPngari r, Tor Niagara
D. with sleepingcars 10 Syracuse aud TO
Auburn road and Saratoga also to Montreal
M Pacific Express for Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo. Detr1 Chicago
IL D. m Night Express with seepn gears 10 Albany and
Troy with the morning for tho West and
aor the North except Saturday night.
bses ParHpace and 9ss and a42 broadway NewYoTk
Ind sS3 Washington 73O fulton Brooklyn and 70
Iourth-st.. WILLIAMSBURG.
Accommodations IN drawing room and sleeping cars can ne
OF the ticket offices in New Cy ana Nv
tS3 Westinghouse. Brooklyn
: baggage called for and checked from residence
These trains run DAILY. All
= ~ TSIrTTy " $1,000 g. i. MEEKER
General superintendent General PASSENGER AGENT.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE-For Providence,
III Boston and the East All rad from Grand Central nsp'
idavs excepted to Boston Al
m w (parlor attached lsaa i" Dim withseeping
V"'e'"" u. W. POPPLE, Agent
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DARTNER WANTED in a first-class manu-
il featuring business with from 5000 IL 8 200.
Address BUSINESS, tribune once.
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Cegll Noliees

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures is
bsrsx given that David A. Hall Of the city OF Newark.
IN the County OF state OF NewJesey hath ms Gay
made an assignment 60 the subscriber OF ms rsa.o %
e4HSt their respective claims under oath or ,o
CIV or al his factory No. 80 street Newk NOV"
ar,sv within the three months from TINS date
Dated January Ia. 1850 DAVID " D0DDk sss1nss
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6itnations Uan.eS--1emales.

1As ASSOCIATION.
= 49,, Chartered by the state Of New.York,
VIII. PRossER, secretary. NJ A. KELL6ad AtsorasI
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UNION TRUST COMPANY or NEw. NoRK, D
10 BROADWAY, COR. REcTol-sr(
NRw.YoRK, jan 20, 1855. }
At THE ANIMAL ELECTION of Trustees
~ OF the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW 1OhHS
held day the follOwn named gentlemen were eiectc
Trustees of the class OF 1888: .z
JAWES FoRSYTH GEORGE A. JARVIS,
I III FROTUI NGHAM ABRAN DU BOIS,
q. q. WILLIAMS, RICHARD !. NliSOnn'
HENRY A. KENT. GEORGE H. CARHAhl'
GEO CABOT WARD. EDWARD KING.
And "a inspectors OF Election: .-.....- ,,~,r
WHEELER ~. PECKHAM. CHARLES A. OWNSf14ND "
II VAN RENSSELAER, KENNEDY.
A. o. DONALDSON, Secretary
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DressmaunJ.

DRESSMAKING. - Madame Jammes, IN,
celebrated litter sails February t6on fSers io
Worth Raudnitz eto dresses nov rece eu oh
Also artistic irsssmakng ReasonaOIe prices flttms un
paralloled. 81 est lJth-st
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Steamboats, au> Railroads,

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
il SATONICand NAUGATUCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
esveCitnerine 3ilpU IL TO- D. m; z3dst East Rivec.
S:lOo m. Fare lower than by any other route :
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NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. - BY O
~ German Protestant girls nrstclass city reference.
lU7 East
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RORDEAUN LINE.
ID Now and direct I'm, 70 the So1th ~ Fri7'A
NgWYORK AND BORDEAUX DIRE r. -
CHATEAU 80 Tue. day Fen. 10
'Pr,ntcc's Wali.st FerrYl BROOKLYN
Travellers Or Frll,% span AM iuiy, Pgri1s,h PAL
Nice &c wiz save i NJ an expense tA<n t1is ~
First CABIN nolu lng van d 50 90 SOD Scconi Cabh sd
SteeT9ge, so. For passage appyltp
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GEORGE BUCKHAM,)
JAMES BAKER. COMMITTEE.
A HnNI

CAPITAL WANTED FOR PROMISING
~ GEORGIA ENTERPRIsE.-Coal, Iron Wo- d. WAFER
Power Railroad FULLEST sgatlon. For particulars al
dress v j. SMIiii -Nt"-i oiA ii'""S'
INDIANAPOLIS, DECATUR and SPR!NG-
i HELD RAILWAY CoMPANY-The attention OF Donu i
holders is called that the trustees OF the secOn
mortgage paying at the Central Trust COMPANY
NeyYOrk half OF tho coupon No. II, due January l.
lSs2 attacbe TO the second MORTGAGE bonds OF sad com
DaDv being <7 each Il 900 bond On the presentation
~ he bonds coupon will be thereupon stamped ali
paid" This payment will equaze rs to cash payment tho
bonds which have been hanged with those
heIe'OIoIe oioH""toU- iGEniGE " AiKER trustees
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OreaIi CLEANERS.

i NCUOR LINE, u. :. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Per 30 North River. foot u Dey 81.
Deyonia jan "A. al tircassi .-.EeD I, IL n m
AuchOlia......Jan. 81 l. k-hioH -cp %, r. III
CabnDas3age SO % $50 sacD1t class $50 -.
Storage PASSAGE or from GLASGOW LIVERPOOl+
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY. Sl3
UENDENNON BEDIMLRs. Ag.nls. 4 BuMllng Groel
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A GENERAL MEETING OPEN TO ALL
"a first mortgage bondlolders OF the RICHMOND AID
AGLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY, will be lie a. y O
20 Nasfau.st Room 3d. NewYOTk on Friday tho 29d dsy
OF January at O'clock receive and act upon tho
report OF tho committee. .
Negotiation settlement having failed the question 10
decded-a inpor gu, what shall be done
% and tho rights Of the first mortgage Dohd
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Violin Making.
From the New York Sun.

An instructive discussion has arisen
in some Of the musical journals in re-
gard to the making Of violins. Mr..
Schradieck Of the Cincinnati College
of Music, an excellent performer upon
the violin, thinks that the secret of the
old Cremona makers has been discov-
cred, and that it consists in using for
their instruments the wood of O. tree
containing balsam. This tree, he says,
used to be planted in the neighborhood,
of Cremona, but it is no longer to be
found in Italy. But at last the mar
vellous tree was found III this country,
and one was felled and sent to Cincin-
natl. Mr.. Schradieck does not tell
whether it was a pine, "a spruce, or FIR,
all of which yield balsam, but
the wood, he says, lis brittle
like glass and flies into shivers.
Even when cut the way of the fibre, it
breaks off, and is 50 hard that the tools
used to cut become bluntei very rapid
~. Yet, vioiins made 81 lit are, he
thinks. equal to the best Cremonas 200
years old.
The other side Of the discussion is
taken up By Mr.. George Gemunder Of
!. Astoria. He AYERS that none Of the
great Cremona makers made yiiolins Of
any sort Of balsam wood, and that the
real secret Of the quality possessed 81
their instruments does NOT lie so much
in the kind Of material employed Ia
their construction, as ID the proper
forms and proportions at the different