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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-27
VERY LOW PRICES.
CARRIAGES, / WAGONS, -SLEIGHSl
lhE OLD ESTABLISHMENT STILL IN OPERATION
FELLows, CRANDALL / CO.

Successors TO Reynolds Fellows Co. are now Offering
and IRE prepared TO furnish short notice. Wagons
l.aes and elgas, OF all descriptions and of the IA
Il tue OLD stand opposite the Union House. ia the cen.
iTai pHt OF Alba borough, Bradford County, Pa.
lno public assured that the reputation the shop
has acquired daring the last six years under the super
mte4-eoce Of J. Il. Fellows, wall be more than main
Ged, as be viii superiutend the work as heretofore he
laYpy long been ana having had much experience az
Carriage aid sleigh Duildel would assure the public
that pains wiz be spared by The above firm make
the establishment worthy OF their patronage. ThauA u
aS one Of the old irm iol the patronage thus far e1en
ded we hope TO merit continuance of the same.
- b-We, the undersigned, being practical ue,han
KS can nlAg'dcjure aud oner to the public at price
tha' Nii DEFY competition. JAMES H. FELLOWS,
.# n. ID. ". c. GEANDhLL,
t.. J. 4. MLRITT
Alba Rornngb April Is. lSGG IL
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-27
F A MIL NJ HINEl

Wheeler and Wilson is the best for household work
London Times - ...-' '.'''-E
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-27

fhe Wheeler i Wilson has no rival Sci.ntif,
american
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

To Albany. oy Hudson X X, Depot sOth - end 81
10th and By Harlem Z. H., Depot 2Gth,s.
and %th.av.. Wis Hudson River, H. 10 q. m, q
., and 10 y. m. via Harlem II = m. and II n.
Sunday train via hudson River sp IN City
cars run brtwr-n Chauibers aud s0tl-st station
and Civ Hall aud sothst station.
10 Baltimore end Washington. by the New.Jrrsey
u. r.. loot Of ConraidtsI. and 10 a m.
= .. NJ. and u midnight sunday. 40
10 Boston, BY New London line, Pier 80 N. r.,
daily tSu' excepted. ...................... -
10 '.ton. BY New-iiGven t. r. vaSprugfeid:
70 so's ~" hr ftl.av; H. naa
ave- via Shore Line. Ut snj p m. sund,y... p -
%, hnsndseas oehes,er Buffalo, saiamsncs ana
YVES, ~ E-e R.road foot OF Cismoersst
at ~ D. M and p.o. Erigrant traii..,... y 2 -
10 Caaid.n, Manchester aud Louz Branch. by ita-
I na, I ara, Dsisw"re rsy R. r.; wa steamboat
Linz for Manchester Lons Branch. <ls
slip f.. L., 9 a. m. ana ysphlnk 8 a M, AMI p -
10 ilacketts'own and intermediate s.aiions By
Morris and Essex r. H., foot Of Barciay-sf al
8:3j a. o. BY sane road for alta IONS west Of
Mibgrn a, t;iO D. m. Morristowu Expr..-..... p -
70 New Haven. connecting with II. R. for t.rtIorA
and syinshrld-atsa9ers save ress sliD e.. 3iP
aud 4,-sy at l. g. III IN. i2l D. 3:45. A. and p -
10 the West, by Central Eaire oil new.Jersy.
Wis Allentown. from foot Of Libertyst.. n. L..
I. ~. u IA. and 800 Sun Law train......" . ~
| 10 philadelphia, by NewJersey Railroad ioot OF
Couniand,- ST., T. 10 and II o. m, Il u, and o.
m. aud II midnight. Sundav.........:........ =
| To ?rovideuce. by steamer City ofProvidence. ev
cry ruesday. Thursday ana Saturday. from Pier
! To Washington. by New.Jer.ey z. X. foot Of
Coprtlsni's. and l "a M, 7 D. w., and -
To fiermon, by Northern K r. Esw.Jcr..y.
FROM Jersey City at ct a m, l2t ii and C:O2 p
Monday 81
To Ecw-Oresua every saturday. Atlantic and Mssi,sipe
| Steamer Line.
! Staten Island Fery-Sse advertisement
For further Information In regsl Railroad Time TabsA
see advertisements Ia another part oil THIS papef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

CITY EvASGELTzATToS.-OnT Tuesday evening
the Cry Mission leld service in DR.. Springs Church
Finh.ave and Thirty-sevenih-sL MFR. We'more in The
chair. Amer the usual devotional exercise, nsmocs
Of missionaries introduced. who gave accounts %
work golnc on in mission stations Digson Stbbsth-
schools be;heis and ten,nt houses. large number q
soldiers fem lies have been aided and mary sick as1
poor have been furns he,wth co;hiGg fuel aud food
Tho Roy. George j. Ningin. Dtely elected Surerin-
tenent If City Missions spoke "f bis former acqnsnt
nrce with missionary operatons in Philadelphia. and a
his recent connection viii the United States ChrstiaA
Commission and said 70 could desire grsndsP
missionary field than Nev-York The Rev. Jnnes
o. Murray one ofte pastors of the Bricg Church saids
tbark TIE City Mission Tor making this appointment
am glad "a know that this church is interested In this
bnsinCss 81 city evongelisit.on. wOuI not want -
remnIn with chm en- that wss rot boxing beyond its
own bounds and seeing for the wants of others. Among
the statistics ind the following figures; sl mis-
summary visits $50 meetings sji persons 10 church aug
mission o65 children 10 Snhhath-schoo lag Bibles ana
Testanents given. and 1853 tracts distributed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
OBTAINING MONEY BY MEANS OF FALu

| OBTAINING MONEY BY MEANS OF FALs1
| PEErENsEs.-Nartin L. Bryant. hatter. doing bust
No. 49s Grandst recently caused tue arrest q
Join II. Trap and Herman Fox lawyers. having -
Office The Ioff't Binding corner OF Broadway and
Worth a.. by Officer Hodgs0D Of the Essex Martet
Court Sluad. Tie compaina states that on tie 2ih
u he called IT the Office Of Trap and presented hin
with q bill Of go 81, which he had been owing fog
time Trapp Informed bin that be had sent Fog
collect some bills. and that he would probably
call in short time. While talking Fox came In ana
stating that that I'll he had been enubed toe iec$
handed rrappa check fr s95 on the rradesnens Bank
This check dated Feb aad Trapp Informed Bryene
that IL had drawn by one $. Hams, eothicr a
Sixth-ave WIDOWED him $780, Acting on suggestion
81 Trsu's, and relieving bon the representations %
/ both Trapp and Fox, that Harris was responsible
man. BRYANT tnok the check III payment, handing
1rapp the dfeie hetw tie amount Of his bill sse
the cheek On presenting rhe check at tie bank sno-
srdueny Bryant Informed that no such person -
/ inrris had then bad an account WITH them
hank. IL then called upon Trapp. ard was informed
by hlm nj Harris employed in tie auction store
| Of rnpgnc & Co. No. . Park Place This statement
/ he also asccrtaned ncorrrcr. The cnmpltinan
therefore charges that lie believes boih Trap and Eos
had entered into conspiracy "a deiraud HIM. and ~
beieyes the check dIawn either br Trap or Fox,
and tha such person Harris exists. The prisonou
we're allowed To 20 on their own recoynizancs bS
Justice Mfnsfed. and The set down for eyaminar
ton 10 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
THE COLUMBIAN INSURANCE CoMpAYY.-Ths

affairs OF the Columbian Marine Insurance Company
seem to be in a sorry plight Notwithstanding their e.
pressed determination last week to resume business.
A, their last meeting OF the stockholders thougne
i,te more was be done than 70 pronounce me iu-
neral Grafton OF the Company but came TO no decisnA
nuohns their future: defering their definite action
Monday next when another conyocAtion Of the siocA
holders will be held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
L'RIE Trains leave Depot foot

~ If Cadunb.Iss'.. via. Pavonia Ferry;
o IN. Day tsprea fuT arsndt:na. Koch-'er, bn1ho
ss'smanca slJ West. Connects at huaso WIN LAKE -hors
.nd t-snJ T,unk Hallway. aud at ssaarcs with At4no
snd Burst N-,'.fn Re'lway. -
$50 a. M. Min and Way Trs.n. daily, 10 Oiissls
10 III. EApr--s Mai. tot uutta.o oi-uiaici sni Dun
kk CONNECTING with Lake Shore aud A,tic znl Great
~ -.i, ru Rsis. lvs.
IN m w.y Tain, for Port Jervts and Newbn: "A.
y n. Siii tAprrs, Tor CAnania-uA Rochester Buffalo
Salamanca AID Mes.
q M Lightning EIpr..., dsly. FOR Ch.sndAisus Rpch-s
b. : uaa'o -alssuc-, DuukiS and W~st tonnect at
puasln wth LAKE shore ard Ored Irnk Rawuy& and q.
sshmancs with Atlantic aud Greet Ne.i"m Railway.
r H. gni,rant Train. daily. Tor Buffalo. Salamanca Dun
HUGH RIDDLE. G-nl SIP I, New. York
w Il. BARI, Grnl PasA Agent Ns~.i0G
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COR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAN

4 Vh tAWIIIN UIItTNI VI n'HI,, NJ
Z AsO DELAW RE BAY KAiLROAD-Fsre y; -.
rr.i "A trl o. good tor dsys - Oua sf'sr JANUARY
g. no. Ion Tier No 3 Nurh River Ut l2sJ p NJ FxpTes'
Inc through 10 Camden 10 hour Pas'en.efs ior htrra
tucserton Hammouio1 trs Herb Guy A., VII take IBIS
ain At o. ~ Aeon uiotLai ius, arriving b. sEien a.
10 r. ~ freifht Csu.n, iin"and Ar. VIII b. ukrn At
ow Rates. Ifdy,rej before - oc,oc@ loon, VIII rr1ch
-nl, n The ssmr u:h,. W. :. sNEDES. Superintendent
J. y. MINI .Dn Erit. Plcf 10. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
New MONEY. ORDER OFFICES. Fifty -fvepost-

offices have been added to the number OF the money
order Offices Of the United States and the business h
the new Offices viii hcgin in this civ rext Monday.
There were Previously in this coantry i9 moncyorder
Offices and he additions Increase The number 10 a.
these new Offices are all i'm oort,ut stn'te N
Missouri Tennessee. Arkansas. Alabama virginia
Georgia North Carolina. South Carolina. California
Wisconsin, Kansas. Nevada and Oregon, and IN Colo
ealo and u tab Territories.
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InnNtiQl.

"a dsi,srgs DxpsuT- Esq. W,sn'xGrcs, la - iacG
MIL E..-SOIt- j. is HEREBY GIVEN
"-' ne Treasurer Of t1e United S'a.estbe Assist ~;
''''sr' At New-Yorf, Philadelphia and Boston, aid the
s''sd Depo'i'ariof At BALTIMORE Ind Cincinnati, eve
instructed 70 discontinue AID after the Ert d o5.
'at ''-ins receiving deposits Tor temporary loan a
eI p; osrt interest.
They btFe seen instructed to receive r. deposits In lawful
saey On and after tia, date O, Five per cent interest p.v
e's Mia day. notice 4er hirty dsys ro date Of depo
ii. MccULLOCH
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

SISTERS OF THE COOP SHEPHERD. -Ihe ois-
prs Of the Good Shepard return their most sincere
thanks 70 Riehqri OGorman for the valuable AID an
lecture afforded them on recent eeeaSn' cue ne. prS
rs !" tbcir tesp graiitude to the young gcnteme.
Who COMPOSED the committee for their unring sea ans
s.tluity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
100, uo,,p SPRINGFIELD, MO.-A

O,pu,Ys' HOME SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-A core
snondept highly commeuds this institution as one o
r.o,,oa heoeyolcace and well managed II is In need
orcon,ributions and any aid in money or otherwise
viii be thankfully received Letters or psckares ''00''
bo addressed to the Superintendent Mrs.. PhaoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
" RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

RUAD-Cn sud after Monday. JGD. l. 1910 traias for Al
suy aHi Troy ccns wi SOT1Lsrn md Western TRAINS
Vii cave NrpYor a. iyiows; . , %.
40 = N ". HIdson River fa'lr9'd Tn r.icihsi ana
ren,hsv- conurriins with 'tpis of North sud Nrst
lun an VI. tiul.o RIVER R4irold. CONNECTING with North
y r ard We.ier. trrins. -,
D. IT, via tlar.m Railroad Twenty si1b'si snd Fourth
We ronuer tas WITH trains ior North sDd Nes.
l.ga o. A. VA hudson fissT hr r1Id coinvc'ns al Troy
= III train ~. Montreal wifi sirrp.is rs attached
as % a. vi. Harlem Haiito,d roun~cuus Albany with
- es'-ru aud Troy with ". sud :. aud l. and
road. fot points Sorh, Win sscpf --c.Ts atlcA"i
T. m ~ uuJ-un river Rslr-ad: se.piurcar from New
fok 10 ui,o All p-usion Lrds- without cltn.r. Also,
~ Montreal ys ~anfosr. All. ,rrn runs >undu.
10 "a ". Hnd,on River Rhirotd with sretng n,
tsrri crnnsiinr Abby sId Troy with moluilg irsns
Tor North sad A-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
ruv PATRIOT ORPHAN HoME.-This Home,

located At Flushing Is under the direction of Lady
n.r,-ers OF thu City. There now 100 children IN
,he Home orphans Of deceased soldiers, who zeal
on " cared for The ped Regiment give ter seventh
promenade Concert at tho Aimory in Fourteenth ST..
near Sixth-aye next Saturday evening ior the benebt
of tho Hone, and We hope the entertainment may be
complete success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

meeting will be held this evening at the
Cooper Institute 20 inaugurate the Notiounl Temper.
nnco Society and Publication House. The Hon Wn.
+. Dodge i'll preside and Bishop james, the Revs.
IA. lying and 1. L. Cuyler viii address the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

LIMITED Partnership
Notice 4, tersh, gwen tlut tni ed fatuersip has 'hls
a., been fra, b,,w-u tie und Raped pu'suant TO The
statute. af tie ArWFufk ristly- 20 limit art
urfsIips CO., der ths mime and II N 0i
BDNA ERS BfEtkMAN tO1PAEf.
The -.f u-fur binrss 10 b. tfH slc'ed !. the
s c i3Y. and other Hrr hindi.e GENERA ~ upon
conui, inn AID d7.iu. Mercht dee seLrriy upon Com
mi. ION ~ O'it.fwise.
liz ti.nein Psrihe, ntrrr.iei therein Henry Bov,r.
who r-d~a iohisf, IN the >ta,r OF Nr~l IN and "i
1T L. t.,rknBu slJ II-ury b'"rtman Ur-Lan, WHO &c
.t.c.fvr Y reid. la he Guy 81 New ORR
III. SPECIAL rnrurfs nlr.i.d hsria are samuel Dexter
grsiori .nd J,un Henry Bndord who resP'ci'oy reside
IN the City o. New lofs.
III. amount 4 Cart,l which saj Special Partners have
ronirlblf-t =, the tonnon ~iocS u THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS ~ C,-h. TO wi; - ,
Samuel Dexter r.df al lr cIutfh One Hundred AM
Sin, IAuu.and lrlsIs, aid JOHN llrHry tpdi0fj oAo
linn.'frd .nd t.ny Iaoussnd DolafG ,
Tie .sd Fariucrip IL 90 commence on the h'i diy OF
F.Irnsr, on- ,uns Nd shg bundled end sx'yS. s'd II
i rirue On tue mrs 6rf dny o. Decrbrr. ole thou
said rslt bundled and .iuyrGh
Dated New a. febmaiy 1850
HTNRY BOWERS.
GI'.I ERT l. b. ~ KHAN
UENRY GEECkMAN GRAHAM
G-r rsl rur'urra
SAMUEL DEXTER BRADFORD,
John HENRY BRADFORD,
sreci, Partners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
niovements o. Ocean steamers
CITY NEWS.

DR.. Cunning s. Bedford will deliver
cglogium on the late Dr. Valentine Mott before The
New.York County Medical Society, this evening -
Clinton Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS 4 CISC1SSATI NAiLRo,D To-.
CLEVELAND, o., F,b.usTy |, ltt6
rNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
hoders Of TIA, Company for he election Of nirrciofs
and for H.. Of other OuFircss W.. o. he'd a. ne
Din e Ct tue Company ~ Cleveland Ohio on WEDNESDAY.
F-oruary o. Les The transfer books will be closed iIon
orc Y. RUSSELL. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

Polish peddlor Yesterday attempted TO steal from the
residence of Mr. Joseph II. Tooker. No "a Sorols't.
two overc0ats aud mink NUT. altogether valued %
sll0 He was seen to leave the premises with the
property BY the inmates, who caused his arrest oy
oiilcer Wood of the Tenth Precinct. Justice Mans
field committed him for trial. The property was |"
covered and restored to the owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

'lNHE PARTNERSHIP hcretofufc existing
between he "a drrsiguci. under ih- hrm usnr OF 10
CORD 1 DANNY. Li. ais DAY been di-.ol' by m"'
tui con.,ui and G. DENNY assuming the trb ct o. con
" ~ MS S""'
Pacnrr.hp has nj. day been formed bytns undersigned
under the E.u. name o. DENNY MCORAFH,
& DENNY.
II. McoRtTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
" -Passengrr snd Freight DEPOT IN New ork foot
b.ry.t at Han pton Junction with the Delaware
-lisn Valley RlIoal aud its copn.con- forming direct
e 10 Pittsnngh and che West without change OF also
GnEXT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two Fxrr.s. Trims daily from the West except Sundays
wien = ing train.
One rain daily teAcrpt sa,niay'l for the oil region.
sixty mics and hour. ayrd By tits line to Chicago,
Cincinnati ST. Louis. &C.. vith but one e..ngs OF cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Cotnpenein, Nov % l3j5Lsay- New YORK - follows:
At6 a. NJ for Ea.ton. Msuch Chuux " iamsport, "hkeS
barre. Maheuoy City, etc. - So,
NAIL 1RAiy-st 4. for Pennington. Ea-ton. Water
esp Nik-.bsrr-. Great bend Binghsmton etc
90 m.-We-,ern Esp'rss Tor Ess.on, scran'on, Great
Bend. Allentown Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh snd the
with bat change Of Cincinnati CbIcA.
| and bn. two changes to st. Louis
~ ~ 1sArs-gor kss.on, Allentown. msuch Chuns.
Wikebarre. Willamspot Reading Pottsvile Harrisburg
4 pm-For Esston. Scranton. Great Bend Bethlehem.
Allentown. Msuch Chunk.
3 p.m.-for sou-rv.e aud fleming,on.
m-Espre.s train tor the Oil Region aud Erie, daily
except saturday
b:JD p ui.-for so-n'rvilo-
r. ni.-For someryilr.
8pm.-WRsrLRN EXPRESS T3ATN-For Fs,.on, Al.
rftown Rcpdng lsrri,blrs Pittsburgh aud the West.
Sic, ping through om jersey City to ritsbnrShs cry
FLIZ,BFTIPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
iraye Scw-i loot bertvsi. al 10 4:JJ p
I!ckefs Wet be Obtained a. the Office Of Tue
Censl Railroad COMPANY foot OF abrr si ~ H., at No.
A.tor hoI,e Nos. al 80 and 81 broadway. ana at the
r!.nciplh dri,. JOSIAH o. StEARN, Superintendent
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Tie q Gag, IYija,.l ss,9:

Basin ,tlfiog The veal as boon generally dull and
very SLOW 1Sere IS Almost an entire absence OF any
speculative feeling in the general markets and The
mercantile trade is very QUOT The provision trade D,
strange dilemma Tie log CROP is generally con.
eededto be short but 10 TIE absence OF any sIecu.
ttve Inquiry, and WITH but light demand by aetna
uacer', Tie market has ruled very quiet and prices
have strong downward tendency for several DAYS I'm
WITHIN me last q hours WheH, under more favorable
fess ron Liverpool English meats have become
active ard firm and other nds Of produce have slight
Esnnu.dteG 10 consequence. The receipts q hogs
Ma'efA. decline. The active demand for fhipmeut
1sn teefS this norket relsnTe'y higher than ibe mar.
Asi ici produce aud our packers have been compelled
Iei 70 e- Of loss or Od their stocks in the face oil
soecEaing market which il MT very pleasant witt
1sen cose morey market as We have at present The
asse'h oelatoTs ID our mCTket are siIl acting with
eH eaniion bEt within tie pat day or two some OF
s.en nave assumed Increased bOidness aud SHOW
Ssse % invest wAieh,bey did manifest week ago
ny money market during the week mas ruled ,sry
e sno every day has iueI eased the stTingoBcv This
as suen! 10 The urgent dtmald iOr currency nv
soeulD bankers 10 move the hogs which have been
AIne II heel! ron loS8. To-day there was meat
Sttn! ~ monetary CIRCLE aud IN the afternoon the
sns Nsie neaIl! al crowded. Good paper ives dis
~ ~ per cent per a1nuri, but second and III I'd
80. saue' were rejected ana forced on the street
'e ra'es ranged at Il az per cent per month
Az hs Goal sale today Of the Delaware, I.acka.
'"inS saa Western road, prices showed no essential
mango. The average rise and decline vas as fol-
lovs:
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CUpREME COURTROOM A. PULLEN


= aud ofh-r,. s.siu.t IHE OEORGtIOWN GOLD mlN.
ISG CDiPAEY or COLOBADb-Nh~rr't BY sn order
:, de be- a. Il rauc dated Le I'd Dsc-ubcr 1868 hove bcen
apu. tea the rscycr OF the pro- city 'qnnsor nter'
qs IN on chaels rra rud Elects Of cFrIy hn1 aud
"a, cr-tiou II tie ceslGtuf. ir GEORGETOWN hod AinF
,f.4rv ii Colorado aud have BEEN thereby epo"efrd u
m J N NV prTti0p 81 the property AID obreie belonging to
TO- s. "a de I'd t iimr OF times, IA fbc et o. po
fions AID seT ruDlc pF4ir alri % -hail ~ 10y "a"
- seem mos, advantageous Nov" t"rrofe 90 hereby
give Office that viii receive nropo-ais f3r t~ pufhns" ~
fys- contract 4 I'll srsuir the pritY s"d IN rir o
~ GrorsrtoVn Gold MINI. Company o. Solordo c'l'sus
~ follows, viz: + Il,
one bundled end seventy miing claims Registered IN the
Of the o. tiear REX, IN o go ef
iofy and situate on the Columbus, Lincoln Isyior west
az sweden Everett Csafson. defiance Geora" Wu,lmf
Ton Enr.r- E.tnch Non -zrma, Mammoth finosr Lane
I.s0avetir. Pine Tree, fapk'e. DcrolI OnH W",tffn
Wtrbogse Fremont, Bfoptr, Crystal, Brn.on hey oin
bs yrite, Narfngas,t Surpe. N"rs", Grand ana ohei
re known sUrerou. lode wl the crd on 80
r.ns 3nd The M saGTs. md other srndtng WPiN
tnrfeo, va. 10. ippn.tean'' am pop''H', %
"a ~ ~, on or before The 2,th div Of ebfary in.sn
In eard cv.iop~ nrrk.d pToposHl iarDhser q the
CO ..,u oupeny'. property" And W should ~
c no such roposas 90 snc propoa' shi no, b-
saei shouid ir- Myself justified Ia accepting hefDy
gve fhrI notice tst tLefeacr. fut b. 20 say n 81 ~
Of March next shall cau. the aid property 10 b" @ UP to
pubic auction by A. Journey, Anciionr"i ~ we "cah
Ixchaiige no III BToaday .a the CITY of nr" ON ~
the Lonr ~ ~ If thst day. aud to be there s"d 10 inc
highcs; and beit bidder. $500 . .
Foy description oud particulars Of thr volnabe property
apply Il my of &C. 20. - Ss-s,u-s., New foIE.
'"' JAMES 81. COLEMAN, Receiver.
Jony X. gAcxrTr Attorney for Receiver.
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Dlpi0sn0 Notices.
Tam FAra Pr1aoLVus Cosp,sr.


GENERAL CrriCr. fnlN RAILROAD osrANr
No ig1 NysTsr NV oEK January J., 100
DIVIDEND- The Directors ui THIS Company
- ave declared 81 M,ASNUAL DlNlbtHD from ihe
MIN, al Tie road Tor ~ month ending 3,t Drcrilb.f al
limo ef ThRLg AND ONE.HALf PER CENT GA tic
PREFEREED STOCK. - - , ,,,,
mon CAPiTAL SIOCk. ,o,,,y =,
Eoth payable Gee the Dovennen t,Sl on MoHpN ! uo
t. rsrred holiefs q stock ut the clonf oltr books
Tic .,nef boObs o both alAs Of 'tocs WI be- e,d on
SATURDAY. thr snth inst. aud be- rsopon'd on NtD'fS
HORArfO - OTIS. secrr;ny.
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TRUSTEES.
IouY d JONES. DANIEL 3 MILLER,
CHARLES DENNIS, NM -, k0ls,
" n H. MOORE Henry X. BOGERT,
It Nay corr JOSHUA J. HENRY,
MM {. PICkERSGILL, DkNNlS PtkklHs
1--WE Girls JOSEPH GAILLARD. IT,,
.CHAKLES II. RUSSELL. J. HtNkl bthn -,
I'M Fill TOl,BhOOk CORNELIUS ORISNELL,
r. WARREN WESTON, c. A. HAND
kOYAL PhELPS. h. J. HONbAhD,
CALEB BARSrOW, BENZ BAttV1 ~,
s. T.. PILLOf kLErLHEK Mt>lhhh'
WILLIAM =. DODGE, ROBERT b MlNIUlN; IT,
,ElRGE q. HUbSON, GORDON W. buKNhAA,
DAVID LANE FREDERICK CHAUNCkl,
JAMES BRYCE. JAMES LpN...., .,.o,,>.
Leroy NJ WILEY. GEORGE :. sTtfhhNsoH'
WILLIAM H. WEBB.
JOHN D. JONES President.
CHARLES DENNIS. Nic-.fresdrnt
". Ii. u. MOORE, Second Vice President
J. u. HENLElT. TLid Nice.frr.drur.
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STATE oy MAINE.
Executive HVPAETNFST.

AuGusra bee n, ie6a
GALE of UNITED STATES LAND SCRIP
y Proposals vii b. received u the first d,y of Dsr;h 1896
~ lis Excrency Sh5U al CONl Gose3nor al tie state oil
Main. or t. pnrcse Of LAND SCRIP Issued sad State
or TIE lowi.ut Of College for tr benefit Of Agriculture
aud Mecsnc Ass in 'ntirs not less then ave tnohul
. .rus cast payable IN lawful money sic office o.!
resurr ~ Sta q Main 81 Augusta or u the Snh1s Ma
oua Bnnk Boston t@eny dsy sltrr notice issued Of 49,
~-pt.nce cf onrr. The Scup be- oeyesd ~ Az i.ia
i.isit a. reject proposals rrsrfvrd
5ef viii d.rrct, 10 TIE address o. The Srcf"srv n
star. Al ua Maine and dor ed ou tho .ut.ids PrU,Osa
FOX " AslicuI.uTai Gclr-r rim
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nm
PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN NIGHT AND DAY. S'%
wonderful success and perfection At Bsrnem' A"'a"'
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A SILENT SEwIsG.M AcsISE. making me
celebrated "Wlcor Gibbs s..'cnk s0S e.asJw,s
durable. WIlCox u oio"s - -
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OFrIoE or hEEvooRT l,suEAxcz COMPANY
An No. 70 WALL-sT, SEwi ORx Jsi. 10, 1853.
A an election Tor DIRECTORS Of this
So yupshy held this day The following rn'lsrnon com
se, o eias were elected Directors for three years
CT41 ~ 81 ADLDiNO, EDWARD A. BiBBY.
IRPhv'EE w: TOWERS, ALFRED p. ARNOLD,
n = u1s5t,h,l. OAKLEY, JOSEPH Z. SANAAi,
4 y nrvStOhD, HIRAM GAGE.
tErtt ,vppplts; CHARLES :. FELL,
yIrvxn,i pa, ~, w FLOYD, b. II. sTARiN
- BRIAN MARTIN A HOWELL.
aIO1.r eeoept meeting 81 tho Board JAMES C. HAIR
vas ohsnunousy reelected President 70. the ensuing
- JOHN q. HAVILANU, Secretary.