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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-06

Among the pleasant recollections OF
my lite. are those Of my school days.
when | Sat on the low seat in the old
brick schoolhouse and played 'Simonds
says thum bs up with Mary Fairweaih-
er and Ben Foster. This is very ia
nocent amusement. but one not to be
thought of in school. 50 Ben was as
signed q place behind the teachers
desk and 10 one With the girls.
A sadder mistake was never made by
a teacher than this. for vas no sooner
seated than began flirting with the
girls in a way that wonli have given
credit TO one Of riper years. ] was then
placed on q stool in the center of the
room with split stick on my rose.
This was another mistake, for like all
school children this organ required
more attention than any other. and II
neglected would tend to give the pupil
who suffered this neglect very un>
slightly appearance. The teacher saw
her mistake before | did and sent me
home
The next winter it was thought best
to send me again. "a my education still
remained unfinished. How we'll ! re-
member that first day in school. TIE
teacher was q man about nifty year
old, and looked like all school teachers,
sour and cross, with q look IN his dark
gray eye that seemed to say now you
Will catch it But i thought he was
very wise; he must be to sit in that
high desk and assume the responsibili-
ties of country scbooluaster, and
then he was bald headed. which Was An
additional proof 10 my mind that he
was wise, aud for q great many years
after when | saw q bald headed man L
looked upon him as being very wise
and born TO command But | have long
since outgrown that hallucination. i
lave seen men since that time whose
heads were as bald as q china teaset
that didn't know enough to have the
cholera morbus and take care OF IT.
The country schoolmaster is good
deal like Methodist preacher: Head
quart RS in the saddle p!ace OF resi-
dehce, nowhere; term If ssrSice. doubt
full; salary. insufficient. hIs prosprcte ~
the future, typhoid. iut l have often
thought that il there was q man on
Gods green earth who WAS untitled to
q seat at the right hand Of 0mnipotent
it was the man who taught me the
MULTIPLICATION table without breaking
tho seventh commandment
TIM Twisr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-06

James jackson Jsrves declarss that
Boston. notwithstanding its serious az
tis.ic aspirations. is singularly un@s-
u.stic in temperament Like Athens
of old, Il breeds men and women ~ho
speculate ceaselessly on matters Of
ethics. science. and dile,tanteism gen
orally. restlessly agitating the abstract
and practical problems of life. but. IN
like the Athenians. maaifest no passion
for the beautiful itself
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-06

William Parish was teld by the
poormaster of South Toledo Ohio.
tha, he must take himself out of the
town before nightfAll. or he woaid be
sens to the workhouse. III do IT, ssaa
Parish. and h, swallowed fatal dose
of laudsnum.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-06

Call at SchwabAeher's for your
rubber boots. rubber coats. rubber cir
culars. Overshoes OF all descriptions.
At Cost 684tt
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-06

John Hall. an English writer, finds
the secret Of Wesley's extraordinary
physical endurance in his severe abste-
miousress: He not only never snoksd
aud rarely drank tea or coffee. hut he
abstained from intoxicants. and even
dsring much Of his life from animal
food Qaits revelation sre bis words
to the Bishop Of London In 17i7: DIR
Cheyne advised me to leave off meat
and wine, and. since l have taken his
advice. have besn. free. blessed be
God. from all bodily disorders An
other great worker. John Howard.
makes q similar avowal. Truly, such
men are more than conquerors; they
are examples 30 US all. and confess
that the more approach to Wesley's
standard the more work ! find it posi-.
BILE to accomplish"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-06

The ideal Sabbath is the Sabbath at
home when tho lcad of the household
farmer or mechanic. merchant or
lawyer. capitalist or opcratve-enjoys
his weekly rest among those for whom
his six DAYS of labor have been spent
Whether the Sabbatic institution was
or was no. created by the fourth com
mandment. there seems to be In those
words: Thou. nor thy son. nor thy
aughter, nor thy man servant. nor thy
maid-servsnt. glimpse OF the restful
enjoyment which the day of rest. in the
primitive conception of it. would bring
10 the families that keep it.
The day of rest. being rest and not
revslry or dissipation. and being there
fore day Of home enjoyment. brings
with it opportunity for sober thought
and conference. A Sabbath keeping
people will become thoughtful peo-
pie. and such thoughifulness 10 manli
ness. All men, and especially the busy
millions in an advanced CIVILIZATION
like our own, need for the minds sake.
notices. than for the sake OF wearied
nerves aud muscles. the seventh-day
inturmission of their, ordinary work.
A true Sabbath is something far more
than day of ncisy jollity. In its calm
air the mind rests by thought, not
thoughtlessness-by quiet masing. by
conscious or unconscious retrospection;
perhaps by consideration of what might
have been. perhaps by aspiration and
resolve toward something in the future
that shall he better than what has been
in the past. The home IN which Sun
day is day Of rest and home enjoy
ment is hallowed by the Sabbatbs
which it ha,luws In the sabbath>
keeping village life is less frivolous,
and at the same tine industry is more
productive. for the weekly rest. A
Sabbath keeping nation is greater 10
peace and In war for the character
which its tranquil and thoughtful Sab
baths hsvs impressed upon it. Rev
DR. Bacon, In North American Rerieo.
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90 O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.
,,oyyvo ppncns ar pHJL1sgLpHLA spDcY,
SATURDAY, Oct 9-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, OCT Up. NJ
The stock market to-day again was DALI and the
total transactions amounted only to 1O7O 900 shares
Fluctuations were small and in the morning hours
downward, but after two o'clock here was q recov
cry and little more activity on the closing up OF
"sbortr accounts over Sunday. But the best prices
were not maintained at the end, and in some H.
stances the closing figures were about the lowest
of the day. There special features de-
welcomed as there hardly could be III market where
the greatest amount of Transactions re-
corded In any one stock did not exceed $500
full shares. Whatever there was of activity was
divided between New-Jersey Central, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, Northwest, St.Paul. Erie,
Lake Shore St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
and Western Union. Lake Erie and Western
erratic and declined from 81 u to 80. and again
covered to 31l2. The Northern Pacifcs
especially weak. Manhattan Elevated stock
was first firm up to 35l2 and af-
terward sold at 34SsG342i. and Metropolitan
sold at 97a09sl409734. In the Board room
beers we're more intent upon discussing the political
situation than in attempting to drive business
hence the closing was dull and featureless
There was more dong IN Government bonds, and
the business at the boards amounted TO 900.
Prices were firm all around, excepting for the As,
the fixed bids for which arc Is lower than yester
day. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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In London, British consols arc unchanged at
97l5ls for both money aud accouut United states
5s are steady at 1864 fl2s Is higher at 1l2ii and
Is ls lower at Ill Ere shares fell u o 4OlS and
second consols Il TO oil Illinois Central Is quo cd
Is lower at 49, aud Pennsylvania Il lower at co.'s.
The Bank of ENGLAND to-day gained f2o9,O00 bui.
lion on balance. IL Paris, French per cents declined
from S4.75OS4.S0 to 81. 40; sight exchange on
London falling from 25.3Sl2 to 2535l2 francs on
the G. Thursdays cables III error III reporting
the weeks specie loss 10y the Bank OF France. The
correction today shows the Losses 10 have been
q 100 600 francs gold and 36Sl 600 francs silver.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported
DENVER AND RIO GRANDB.
1879
3%7 miles 55l miles
F1rst week Of Oct s3O4l4 SiOj576 Inc. $40 162
Jan 1 TO oct 7....... S56,t35 2S2s.l6 Inc L4714Sl
ST PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
Fourth week of Sept s7OiuO $4,000 Inc. sl2Gu0
ian. sept 1881 7Sj 2,2l4,33O Inc. 3O2645
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Month OF Sept ...... s24O35l s2Gi,0si Inc s23723
The Engineering ana NiEiny journal reports she
production of anthracite coal for the week ended
Oct 2 aud year from January l, as follows:
Yeu
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EURorEAH riNAxcIAL MARKETS

IoXDoN Oct bonds four cents. III
New hves 1864; Ene. 4V4 Illinois Central -
IoXDON oct 90 D. mEI5e, 4UIsi0 second c0nsOls.
y2z Pennsylvania Central Cor.
IoyIoN Oct $3.50 =. mPars adylces quote three
rem renes al "a francs cenlimes Tor The account
LONDON OCt91he amount OF bullion gone INTO the Bank
of tugland n balance to-day is 220y,JOO
IosDOy Oct o q D. m.-PaTis eivces quote three per
cent Tenes at francs confines for TIC account
PIEts Oct 0-Exchsnge LONDON, 20 francs Sch
times fOr
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On ana after OCr. 4, 1850.

On ana after OCr. T. 1880.
Trains leave Newiork via Desbrosses aud Cort
landt streets Ferries. as follows:
49, 1880 SD 90 Limited IL a. M l. $50 $40 D. Q,
z, $40 aud 10 and ~ night SUNDAYS: 431 and a.
o. H. Z. $50 and 10 p aud IL night
Trans daily except sunday. at 730
aud y. running through VIA Trenton and Cam
Boats OF Brooklyn connect with all throuE trains
at Jersey CITY, anoriing speedy and direct transfer Tor
BrOOk.y travel =
Returning trans West Phiadep hia o. 345 AIS
7.35 B. $3.50 ami IL m. (Iimted Express l:S0 m b -
3 a $40, 1850 p IN. sunday. 1901 3:i5. AIS
$50 a. ana p Leave Phi adelphia. via Camden.
a IN and $50 y. daily except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices 52G and 9i4 Broadway No Astor House.
DesbTosscs and Coridtsts; No Court and
Brooklyn station ioot OF Fulton St. Brooklyn:
l4 lIG and IL HndsoDst. uoboken Depot JERSEY CITY,
Emigraut Ticket Office, No. 3 Battery Place.
IIie New Transfer Company call for
baggage hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, l. p. FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known Us the
i NEW.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

= NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS TAKING RFFEcr MAY 10, 1880
. m.-Cilcnnati aud Chicago Day Express Drawing
p IN. (Daiy.l-Fas ST. Louis T., press arriving BUT.
southwest Pulimans best Drawing Sleeping
D. NJ tDaly. Pacific Express TOR the West seeop,
Coaches through 10 Bialo Falls Unctnpat anl
Chicaso without change Hotel Dining cars TO Ch.casu
1918 D. IN i Immigrant train for the West
Trans leave Chambers street Depot New.Iork, tor
m and I2"3 aldu,rhs SATURDAY y ph,. os% oi" $50
Rutherford Passsic g. 1850 TO- 1920 a. m-ths i,.ao
train stops kutheiford only on sundays-i2 noon
la5 $500, 500 4iO. 5;lO $3.50 GAO ESQ g. 1880 o m lI
minsh sundays. O'Oo s3o lO;2o IN. Ei5. $780, D ui
Paterson s Gao, $50, s4o To- logo. llsoa m ~ noou
LILO: 1880 p m and IL midnight SUNDAYS g. $50
"lo 700 O. M lao G,S0 Z p m and y miinsl
1880 M aud = midnight SUNDAYS 600. $50 iS:so a
Warwick $50, 1920 m, 1902 m
Newoarg and Cornwall 7:jO. $3.50. ii30 D. m sun.
Rondout Kingston. 900 a. $3.50 p w. sundays $50
GOshen 100. y 1920 m, $3.50 $780, &so. 7. 7.lsp m
sundays, q, $50, logo a. $50. - ~ y IN
s MSss'qw s I 10 1920 ed M 500 40 75 M
p trains connect with New.York Oswexo Mialsst
Port Jsyis. 100 o. 1920 IN 4:so o. T. III, \ m s,,.
DAYS $50 1910 a M 81 3 $50 and p m =" SUM-
each hour from o.4o NJ 800 and at l0l5 soa III.
Tickets for passage anu for Apartments IN
snd stepping ooaoass can DC obtained orders Tor ihs
2aees Nos 1885, iS Sr Ss9 %1y ss ref, the
%np1ss Tron from a.. w
anu ''' SSo n A i GEM pa..r Az. Nsvyo,s
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Tans leave for Enslewo Cioster Pennoni AMI ~
suSdays Sso n ami and tSo $50 SO $50 1850 N.
leave 80 minutes later SATURDAY nishtA M uAn wil
Ssnne. Spring Valley NOnssy. 100 $50 q m. ..,o
mo N ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agen. Newyork
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BLOOMINGTON LINE.-For Boston and all

steamer INGTON leaves Tuesdays Thur Stays and
SATURDAYS and the steamer STATE OF EW YORKER Mon
Gays Wednesdays anu Fridays. River
foot OF JaySt at Special limited tickets BOSTON
tins line GOOD dly aud trim
which they ISSUED specified face Freight
taken at lowest current rates, ID. ). BABCOCk,
/. w FILkINS. q. p. AgonL
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EGW.JERsEY:
'ss'ss &c &C.,
E-s:sS SSsss . MIN ssYl s::s
Ssss Su F. sSa %s.' R.
sehCssy msh n sass s csS
Danyie WiIlamspor Tamsqua Drifton San'ic'ss oppSr
%'.rc5 ss%Insisn. fss;on' Allentown. Beading
$3.50 mFor Fiem,ngon Easton Bethshem WIND Cap
aso For schooleys Mountain, High Bridge Branch.
ssSSS so%sIyns rleTns'o s:s &c w,.,.,,
snsswn, Reading. Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Wilkes
' 7as p For Eassen, ooo Inn ooo
&C. e. es.ista s5 T. fS ~? ~ 90 S
SSS s 80 i5 '2 o si' s ~ s ' 3d. f'S sS &
81 Tor '1s sfss
'0 Tor sssais q ss e'is SO 5is ~ s,s s els
@ g. s iNsS 90 55i 70 a 1913 is sS l. '''
For trains point. yae Tables a ...l,so.
1sas % c as and from and s depot
jersey nss'' City " '''''' ~ ''''' 80
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH
E s Ts rs $%Sy sIss
LAKE 's sea- Grit manssaaan Point Pleasant Toms avs
Leave New YORK., fosi Ibsryst at s. ss Has M
l:3O $780, 4. $50 y.
For uanue City, $50 p. m
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
l. CONNECTION. Leave foot OF Lberty-sG for Free
hold at S;l5 HAS A. NJ, 400, 5:30P.M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Time Table Of october g. $780, Leave NewYorl foot LID
erty-st, " r. al
For Sandy Hook, via Branchpors, sl5 HAS o. m, 6S
p m. , nm
oSt y. IN.
For Monmouth seabrghI Via Branchport 500,
$40 1l:45 m. $3.50. 400 $50 D. m.
si5 Red Bank. for Manchester Toms River Bar
negat &c,
1880 D. m.-via Red Bank, for Manchester. Toms River.
ATLANTIC CITY and sll stations TO Bayside
y. Red Bank for all stations 70 Writings. Toms
River, Barnega- &c.
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The dealings in State bonds included North Care
6na consolidated As at so. Virginia 6s, deferred, at
20. and Missouri Is nss7 at l07i2 Louisiana
eousols are quoted 4sas040, and Tennessee 6s, old.
s5 bid, and new 3il4032, and new series 1882.
The sales of city bank stocks covered Commerce l9
II IA aud Metropolitan t15l at 15l.
Railroad bonds were dull but the dealings devel-
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week Of 1880 only four working days
The following SHOWS the exports Exclusive Of
spcee) from tie port of New-York TO foreign ports
for the week ending October and since the be-
ginning of the year:
1873. 1873. 1897
previously reported S79389 243720947 s9l563322
Total since Jan l. .26li44iU5 25LS47VO7 3DSl0S5l
The following shows the imports of dry goods aud
general merchandise at the port OF New YORK TOR tne
week ended October and since the beginning of
the year:
For the week 1873 1873 $50
DRY goods. &IZllSJs fZZ44,l4t Sl.e4tS5o
General merchandise b,DlgbVf Du9i,Jl4 O994O.S
Tstal since Jan L. 22S7iS75S 2;s.3024SO 8SO.9S57l6
The following are the dry goods Imports included
the above period:
For The week; 1878 1872 1850.
Entered at port . .sl.575233 s2,244,l4i s1,S462f6
Thrown market l,G43,902 2.iz0,Ao 22l6ei3
Since JaDl: -. ,..- 80, ,o,,o..-,
Thrown on market. 90 6S5,730 6o,92nC95 Vi,l697jj
The exports of specie from the port Of New for
the week ended October and since the oegD-
ming OF the yeaJ were rs follows:
Total fOr u aoaSooo
Previously reported S'S0oo %
Total. V'A0V''i'
The following q comparative statement OF the
exports of specie fr0m the port of NewY0rk IA
Z .. lNFru NINA
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OFFICE OF TIiR EMPIRE MINING CO.. UTAH, |
SALT LAKE CI1Y, -ept 20, 1851.
RSONS ARE HEREBY CAIIIIONE
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.

Capital. s5. 100000 Shares $40 olsh Unassessab,e
oFFICEIs--P President W. w Wickss Vice Pre8idcnL
Michael SNOW; Secretary r. Il. Brooke
DIRECTORS-WW. Wickes. A. \. Barnes Alanson rrask
l. sheldon. Michael SNOW Neyfork ). r. Haussr cols
Saunders. Montana. - - - -
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

III
AND UNITED STA rs MAIL ROUTE.
Desbrosses and Cortsndt streets
Ferries as f0iows . 49, o,
Haisbrg Pittsburg the West and South, with Pullman
Palace a attached. a m. ana $3.50 IN. daily
Wiiiamsport Lock Haven a. $50 p M Cory and Eric
al $50 connecting at Cory for Tusylle, Petroleum
Centre and the OIL Regions. 49,. -. -
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday 10
arrive at sshipgton tn2 5d p 10 a 'o anu
Express TOR West Philadelphia. 400 1870 500 90 Limi
IL night sunday 4S0 aud m 8. g. T. ESQ and 10 ..
m. and ~ night 49,
sunday. -, 49,. 49,.
AZ Jersey CITY afprdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains arrive: From Pttsburg, 4 i0:40 q m 1886 p:
aay. AMI $50 D. m daily. except Monday. From wash
ngton and Baltimore, $780, m z $50, 4;5c 1888 m.
sunday $50 m Prom pnllahelb 5 soo DO @so;
i0s5 n M sunday $3.50. ESQ. 2. lo+0 ll;3O a. ~. $50
and0. D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10

USEFUL MANA single man 81 years
~ Of age temperate, Wiling and honest wants employment
"A useful IN a boardn hotel Please can
IL
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
| NEW LINZ,
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

BUONU BItUUh
For TRENTON and PHIL DELPHlA go
Leave New from c. K. K Of " j. foot OF LIB
ertrst for Philadelphia 49, 49,
From y NTH and Green SITS. az 7f5. 3OO
ILLS m; l:3O 400, 4:3p $780, 7l5. 1900 On sun
diy at1 doner aud Berk.t at 7 co. ill5
a. M: i:3 4:sO $50 p m sunday al $50 p m
For Trenton and Tucker 7t5, o. ll;l3 a. m.
100 T. 4S $50 7:l5 IL D. sunday, s45 IN, $50 pm
Returning trains Will leave Philadelphia for New York
From st zion Philadelphia and Resng Railroad, corner
9th SITS, 1907 $40, $50 a. m; 1910 e. $40,
$40 7l5 u D. on sunday at $50 a. $780, IL D. IN
From Sd and Berks-sts at $40. 900 1875. $40,
5:25 G:3O ll:3O D. m. sunday at $3.50 a. m., 8 p IN.
Denotes Pullman attached
From enton, Warren and Tuckersts 125 except Mon
Gay) D. 720. 90J, 1ul0 l252 2lV AIS, b:lV slO r.
M Sunday-l:25, $40 a. m 6l5 p. m. . - -. 49,,
Tickets for Of Lberfyst, Nos 23J, 26l, 4Ol,
g44 57 23 broadway the principal hotels Nos.
Courtsts, and Annex ONCE Jewels Wharf Brook
-, -
check hotel residence destination App
made at 9a4 and 23 Broadway 7S6 6haye
NeW-YOrk and Courtst Brooklyn All these Offices
Connection with the Bell Telephone Law Telegraph
Joseph s. HARRIS, General Manager.
" BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent.
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u,pioeno Notices.


oyy1cE or THE TOMBSTONE MILL AND MINING CoMPANiy Mo
432 wAiSUT.sr, PHILADELPHIA sept 20, ieov;
ELEVENTH. DIVIDEND. = The Executive
- COMMITTEE Board Of Directors OF tns ConpAn,
have this day declared regular monthly avae"r ~
ego 100 beug TEN CEN Is each share OF inc ,c-'pr
ia stock Of the company ana after OCTOBER
~ ~ GEORGE Blu kN HAM, President
WI. CHENEY. Secretary. -
VNHE COUPO.IS of the First Mortgage Bonds
il of the Nevada Central Hallway due Octooef l. VIII 10
paid at the Of Hatch Fooe, No l! Wa wal ,r
VNHE ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and MAN
October 1880 the second mortgsee oonds o. @ %
many will be maid on ana after thal os'e
The onlce of the company No. 6J william ST.. New-forR j.
s KEkNEOY IL CO.. Fiscal Agents
T'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CON.
PER CENT capital stock Of the Union PacnS ,sA
w,y ,ou,pany VIII and Alter october l. lSoV W
TO-, hoIdcrs Of record September 40 1890 New York
siockhoders viii be paid at the Union Trust O. mpans 20
Eroadwav York STOCKHOLDERS at the COM
panys Office No "a Equitable Building Boston. STOCK
hot Will he closed septsin reoDened Ocoser2
NN1-' ~" ~ 49, HENRY MCFARLAND treasurer
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE Or n. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
A--- BETWEEN

Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
DEPJISI IN PHILADELPHIA. In NEWYOKK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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THE NHw-YogK ELEVATED RAILROAD CO.,
SHCgRTARY's OFFlCI. 80. BRoADwM,o {
= lSSO.
NV Y OKN. UtI 7, 10.
VNUE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY con

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY-At meeting OF the BOar1 Of Dire tors ~ TIE
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY; ma ms ms
day. "a dividend of ONE AND ONE-HALF PER cen -
capiia sock OF this tonpanv he MS
Railway Company Consoidatcd plIaD ~ the
Office the I5th day OF October ms ulVl
dend w be paid tho only and all holders oil
stock late Missouri Pacific Railway and cons ltbont
companies requested 10 present Or send tc snc" 10
Undersigned at N Broadway New OK Tor cOhVefh
into the stock Of the new COMPANY. . 90, , -,
The books viii close 10Th the 10Th OF ctober
a. II. CALEF Treasurer.
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Landing

DOR RONDUUT and MINUS IUN.-LdHuIbg
at coz ms West Pont) Cornwall Newburg Marlboro,
Milton Poughkeepse Fs0pus. connecting WITH ciser ana
Delaware and Waikiki Valley RalrOa IL STEAMBOATS, JAMES
W. BALDWIN and THOMAS COR 81 L ~aVs DAILY al
D. NJ. Pier "a, North River foot Of Harrison-st
Except Saturdays Thomas Cornell leaves AT 1851 pin
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HoarO dn0 Rooms

AT 9 WAVERLY-PLACE, opposite New
"A York Hotel gentlemen only suites and single rooms
furnished breaast desired reference to occupants Tor
pfpny
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BONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING CO.

BONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING co.
CapitaL 81 0O0.9u0. shares, 81 each unlssessa ble
President w. w. WICKKS vice.preadsat MICHAEL
snow; secretary, r. y. BROOKE
Directors-A - RS iS A. RICHA RDSON, @. o. ROB.
INsoH. ALASsoN TRAsK. v, " WICKEs MICHAEL
For paruc MARS inquire al the ohice
l6AND 10 WALL STREET
"COPPER" KNOB MINING CO.
MINES GAP CRBEK, AsHE CO. O.
Capital Stock. 100000 Shares 81 cash.
Pesistrars Of STOCK, Mining Trust cSrapsnr
a. b. Pint President Vim. DraDdrett, Wee President
and Trsssarsa: Edwin II. Muhord Secretary.
II M EameA NJ X, Superintendent
oFPICK OF COMPANY. o. BROADWAY. NY.
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D0RrER-By temperate and reliable man,
81 years OF age give good references and will make
himself useful. Address CHAs. BRYAN l05 Washington
At
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NEW. YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROA D.-Comme1cnR october j.,
1851, through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
800 m, Western aud Northern Express 10 Rocnestor,
Platt, burg 1T Adams and Montreal 49,,
1880 Chicago Express, drawing rVom CARS !" SA"~
if0o a TO- TO Albany and Troy with connections to Utica.
SSo D. NJ Saturda only special Express to Albany and
Troy.
600 D. D daily, with sleeping cars TOT
81 Ions running through every A. the week; aiso
sleeping for Buffalo, Toledo aud Detroit and Tor Mon
teal. excepting Sunday night via saratoga .,. ..
$50 D. Paciuc Express, daily VITA sieephg Gais 20
Niagara Falls. Rochester, Buffalo Ceveiapd lodo De''
and Chicago .. ,,..,.. an, Ca,
ing Geneva Sleeping 70 Geneva Rochester aud
Montreal st. Adams 80 ,,.u 49, o.. .,s.,.
1l:3O Night Express "itn SioePns WIS !" N'~"'
and Troy. o.. ,.o an, a., proaa,v,v amt q,
wescots Ofces Park.place. aud aSo ana 5i2
Broadway New-YOrk and 333 wash ington'st, Brookyp
I n TOfiCEY Gen. SUI c. b. MEEKER Gen. Passf Agt-
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COLLECTOR or any outside responsible posi-
" ton trust respectable Young American % year
OF ace perfectly trustworthy AMI reliable and can gy
security 10 any amount. lteierence Address 1. w
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