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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

me world tremendously moves, and
we Keep. pace Herewith.
a we WIN olier Monday morning.
Nv uoz, matches AT 10 cts per doz.,
Or, ~ doz. matches for 81.
aoo packages Japan tea at so cts per
: 10 tomatoes at l0cts.
Z ID string beans at 10 cts.
= 10 marrowfat peas at i2s cts.
: 10 succotash at l2I cts.
Z ID blackberries at l2l cts.
10 strawberries At IL cts.
apple butter per ib, I cts.
Eoneiess Goldfish per ID, 81 cts.
New currants per ID 10 cts.
'hssh garden prunes, per ID 12l cts.
MONTGOMERY d Co.,
Il. %, Corner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

i'AD, ---A4,1 4I4.4J l5LU0D|
Some blood is bad because it is poor and weak \
cause it contains impurities. Some men have uchls
wonder is it does not poison the mosquitoes vioon
The rich red color of good blood is owingokI
present. Blood which has not enough iron in
factory The persons in whose veins it circuhtes zr
enjoy good health.
The efforts of expert chemists TO produce a psi
which can be assimilated with the blood have resu
preparation which is an important part Of Browns
is the only one which freely enters into the blood
which accomplishes the desired good
Weak poor, thin blood may be made rich and srun;s
may be purified by the use Of that Great Iron Aedcre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Chimes Of Normandr

ms opera will be presented at
tomorrow niphf ond
the following night at the Fort Worih
opera house. Most OF the comnann
WIZ leave for Weatherford on ~
train tomorrow. A snae .a9
~, -, Tue AFTERNOON at $3.50 will convey
,hn members and large number If
'iielr young friends to 'WeatherforG
= mere VIII be returning trains at 10
p H. and at $50 Tuesday inornin% =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Fort Worth's Most Popular

Fort W0rth's Most Popular
School
Was never so extensively patronized
as ut the present time, over 200 young
men and ladies have been enrolled
since September, and still they come.
We want the cooperation of every
business man in Fort Worth. 1t Is
the business mans school, and we
extend an invitation to you to visit us
as often as possible. We want to make
our school thoroughly practical, and
will gladly receive your suggestions.
Our English department is always full
OF smart, active boys, who avail them
selves OF the only opportunity in the
city to get a common sense education.
Young men aud ladies, boys and girls,
attend the Fort Worth Business col
lege.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
no whom it Nav Concern-

On the first day of May will have
a grand drawing for handsome gold
watch; each individual who Is nov
taking the GAZETTE, or who will anh
scribe within the next thirty DAYS ~iII
a navc chance IN the drawing free of
tharse, None will hold tickets but
" atose VINO pay promptly. Subscribe
az once and secure chance.
JAS. Il. MELTON,
City Circulator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
COmnty Conrf.

me county court yesterday finished
i me cr'asinal docket for this term.
.nere Was one plea OF guilty for gam
ing; nned VS.. City Of Fort Worth Va.
1em uiaston, appeal from the city
sourl, defendant ionnd guilty of car
IIylng pistol and fined S25. City of
rJas worth va. Joe liirard, appeal,
,r, s Tor lighting, acqui, ted.
There'have been iiitv s,'x cases final
~ disposed OF out az ninety two. rhir-
ty-sIx Of which wele convic lions. The
ciyil Jury docket will be taken up on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

The firm of Hoggsett, O'Neil q
Greene, attorneys, has been dissolved,
Messrs. Hoggsett d Greene remain
together. Mr.. O'Neil is by himself
They all are to be found at their old
quarters over the Traders National
bank; the south rooms being occupied
10y the former and the north rooms by
the latter. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

Block "a, Fields addition, south
side, has been sub-divided, and the lots
are now offered by the Texas Invest.
ment Co, limited, at prices much
cheaper than other lots in the vicinity
have been sold, and ON easier terms
sall early on ID. Boaz or Walter j
Morten, at company Offices, aud Sc
cure your choice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

Please inform your readers H.. :.
Iomis a n, .r r, zee zee Line route from s.
viii n OH idWinning regularly on time
" wH h;o no imalcation OF delay on accnnm e
S Meu run 10 Indianapolis, Cleyelapsdn cars c,
JNo. HOWARD
ACT. Bee Line Rou,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
To Whom it MAY Concor,

Notlee-The commission of A p
I - : as an agent for the Mutual Sol,
,Ei t.t and Benevolent assoo oIii
won OF America, home Office at Ton1
view, Texas. has been revoked 'o's-
of A. ' "' p y. d Il. A.
Longview, Tex, Feb. Z, 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
NEW TIME TABLE
Taking Eject February TO- 1884,
xrssonRr PACIFIC

MISSOURI PACIFIC
NORTH. s,'n n. M
No. l52 daily .....,~..,-...'.s n m. Soc p. N.
No. l5f daily.-.,.....'.''.''''.P'''f'
SOUTH. s.enn M,
No. i5I daily. " M ssoa. m.
No. 1853 daily .......... '',,.,,ys 10 Hannibal :
oa,, 49,. 10 N, Wbitesboro for sherman ana
TeSarkann; mt Nevada Tor hails"s wy ~
Sedalia for ST. Louis. ,,rs 60 si Touis &.
No. 1851, north-bound, runs W ct, ~ 81
connects Mt Nevada LOT h"uS ~
No. ii, south-bound, stops AZ ror. 20 Ia "a
No, ia south-bound, runs TO Aus'ih anu
San Antonio.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
yyvsr Arrive. Leave.
No. 81 daily except sun.-SsO a. m o'o' H. H.
EAST. ANA ~,
M NS daily excert suns. y. M. 0,V Y. ~
No 3o6 daily except sun. -, ~, 90 u 'A''
No. gol, west-bound, runsto - ,,,,sso nailas
No. 81, wes-buund' runs "o'"
M 30. sS5. west. bound, runs between Fort
Worth and Marshall. ~. o,,a,ry
No g0i, east. bound, runs 10 NeM p'.e""'
Memphis and 81. Louis. ,-,.,...,, c,,n,,,o
No. sos castbound, runs oe'Ne'"
No sS. esst-bound, runs between Fort
Worth and Marshall.
raRr WORTH AID DENVER CITY.
Arrive. Leave.
sortt bound daily .............. NV " On
eoutb bound daily ......'.'.'-''o - p ni'
GULF, COLORADO AND SANTA fk.
Arrive. Leave.
New Orleans, Houston * ,.o,o -
iisSp ~ III ''"' o. "
Lampasas Cleburne q ,,oo -,
'gemple...............s.s.- A'f' ~ ~ 49, - "
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The Mexican Central.

~ Boston, February 0.-The Mexican
tha, i a. railroad directors Announce
n ,ma. - ,o16,OoO have been subscribed
RT"iisuaht TO the call for 81 900, 900.
- ny directors voted an increase of cap
i'"i Sstock from SIS 600, 900 to 20, 900, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Dissolution Notice

The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between Scheubur d Hochstater is
this day dissolved by mutual agree
ment, the said Chas. Scheuber assum-
ing all liabilities of said firm
Signed, CHAs. SCEEuBER,
NORRIS HoCHsTATER.
Feb. 5, 1884.
l will cont nue. the the business I'M
der the firm name of Chas. Scheuber
and solicit continuation of the nat.
ronage heretofore extended to the
house. Respectfully,
CHAs. SCHEUBER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Dancing.

rroi. Donnellan and lady will give
Lneir grand masquerade ball on Tues
uay zoth. Tickets $l50; ladies free.
a committee of ladies and gentle
men VIII be In attendance to see that
no objectionable persons will be adj
mitted in the hall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
u, y boxes sulphur matches for 10
MONTGOMERY h Go. Is, ~
+. .. Corner.
Change of sched,,o

All expecting to do any travelling
should not fail to observe the Time.
table published elsewhere. IL makes
to day. oo -o eheo'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

our circulator will give n fine gold
watci 10 the subscribers. Pay your
the drawing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

fure creamery butter, Imported
kraut, Edan cheese and pineapple
cheese just received by
MONTGOMERY Il Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
A Whnnncr.

Mr., Spencer OF the Family Cafe. cor.
ner Third and Houston, viii grace his
dinner table with thirty-two pound
turkey. How is that for a Texas-bred
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Fort Worth skating Rink.

Besides being enlarged will have a
new rink floor next week. Come and
enjoy yourselves, but bring the ladies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

head our circulator's notice elsa
Where and see what inducements he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

me Panama roasted coffee, the best
In the market, at Turner 4 McClure,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

en'iohs Cough and Consumption Curs !.
~ w On guarantee. Itcure. consumn, ,ou
=. n. Brunswig & Co., wholesale ana psion.
agents. ana retail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Weekly Statement

hardness of the city public schools OF + 1T
North,for the week ending Friday, February
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

ACh ER,S BLOOD ELIXIR guar
an.eeu; VIII cure all kinds of blood
poisoning, Inherited or Contracted. u.
n. Brunswig d Co. ~ |''O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

wv warm or Cold Baths.
n WARM or cold water baths at e.
, wutlhan's on Houston street. No
""itihg-you next. Six chairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

Telephone Turner & Mcclure for .
package OF Panama roasted coffee ~ :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

The falling oil in attendance and the in.
crease In tardy lists owing to rain, mud and
measles,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Railroli4

Chicago, ftss'.s
son, Topeka WI
pany has 1, iss 'lss,s
that it will lrs Y n
mia freight y " 7
Atchison aud ! e;s,,'
ing bulk. osls1
of The Atchl'a%. +
It it is thought l N
by the sou 1'hssI4
the Union fs'ls
allies. The Psi
"'mojals ID
the saiatelusnl,','y'S
being arrs.plsss~ 4
ton, Atchis'ooa.s' Z
and Mexl~'
traffic. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
GULF, COLORADO &SANTA FL.

For, worth with the 7. & P.R'y, Mo- Paeiho
NV III. W Sd. q R'y. ~ O. c
Clessrne with the Dallas Division &C. V'~ g
pa ii s Win the TSP, Is T. c.and Mo- p
Ry. - 49,.
Mei;rccor with the I. & -. J.; ny. ~ q
Tsmnlc with the LAmplsas Division - - :"
nilanc with the /. & G. N.R'y >,a,,o.
Somer,ilie with the Montgomery anu N"N"
sofa Division q &C. 4 :. \. KY.
Brcnham with the II. & T. {. ny r...s ard
Rosenbrrs with the g.. II. q y ~, lSA ,s Hsh
Mexican. and o., c. & $ L. RVS. lnrOu{ Ky
cars for Houston, connecting Tor NeW ~
leans and ali points east, sou!heast, horth'
Areols with the |, 4 q. n. for Columbia,
Galveston with the Mallory anu Morgan INES
steamships -. ,...,.,o, Col.
weston and Houston. ,..,, t1ous.
MoyENESr o. TRAISs.-.GalVeston, hou s,
ton and intermediate poins: Leave tut.
W. rth leo am. arrive do. II :O' pm. ianl
pasas and intermediate points: Leave for'
Worth lO:in am. arrive do. 10 am.
Pr, pare for reduced Mardi Gras rates 70
Galveston and return. - =, ,,n.,
For further Information address L. l.. rus
DICK. Ticket Agent, Fort Worth
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Galveston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

Money TO loan in sums OF 500 and over on
real estate. J.F. COOPER. Att'y-at-law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

The World Illuminated for 81
1000 matches or one for every two
miles around the globe, can be had
for III at MONTGOMERY & Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Choice Seed Oats.

We have on hand choice "Rust Proof and
''Black Mixed oats for sale in lots TO suit
the trade. BROOKS & woLCoTT,
February 1. 1891 City Elevator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

So..,saus, "a
IN :: s,s..Sssss'ii;;idess]
socletI s'..'sI prlg1
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS or
NEW -IERSEY CENTRAI. DIVISION

FROM STATIONS or
NFW-JFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST. NORTH RIVER
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT Nov. ~. 1888
Dor PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Pound Brook
ES5 m 53 2 las 5 No. 8o oi S wv
pe CONNECTION at %syns 5SRsf t1r M Ma1sysR cons
JRAWISC.KooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Green s,a,
$50 80 $50 100 ll5, $40, 5.4o, 645 zoo p;
E [sSH1an5 - 80 S$S T. TO- $50 90 Sso5
iesye TRENTON, Warren aud Tucker sts. a. l25; $50
sS$ sG5 l9es dl$l rs l;54 4'ss GA Tsp. u
f0 WlLLIAAsFohI at Gao. $40, 900 No. $40 400
feEsUNBURY and LEwIsBURG ate;45 7'45 a m7 S'i5
15 Js p and sHARRIsRURe st ~ 200 Hasa n
fueCkANroN ri 6:4b 600 a. W. $40 ..
9|wILKESBARRE and PITTsToN. AZ 645. s00a H.
400 i;S', $40 $3.50 p m. Sundays al $50 p u
Iof bkiF'iON al Tao a. IN. 5;4v ,.
1%TAAAQUA at o'i5 7A5' 900 u, Loo l;3o $40 400
fcrBdEd s d ALLENTowN and MAUCH CHUNK
e. go 800 a. w. loo lSo, $40 $50 ?. sundays al
Fog EAsroN az s,a5 900 H. 100 1880, s45, 400 4so
$50 p m sundays $50 . M "
foT Stations ia OK AIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900 a
Iss5 5e 80 Ss e. iOO 1880 100 $50
fors OMERVILLE at 645 900 1890 lli5am. 1oo 1.2o
SsY S $50 $50 800 Ga $50 zoo 100 500 iOa6D sun
90 6oLAfgid SO 5 G 80 s5S S SS 1872 fd dd6
OO.oO0 $50 1880, l2OOP u. SUNDAYS at 500 o:i5
an, lS0 800, $50 800 l2.0op n, -
go 100 Jos os i iiO ia46 SO i f s s so
I 80 SI s 60 t Gss 10 5S 4s0 s s 19o s S SsS
ilse, lzO0P u. sUkDAfsat eO9 e40 shs 1850 lOa
63O'S:00 I2G0pm
IuAEwAkK at 500 5:45, 6l5, CAS- 7:l5. 100 500 81,
go 300 el5 945 l0l5. l0;i5. ll5 am 1900 ~ l2i5
~ ZO0 80 900 $50 400, 430. BOO 6:l5, $50 DDS
TSp&4s 4 s5 lSi5 a@. iSoo lib i:i5
900 800 300, Clio 500, 600, l0.30pm
Eof LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. 90. rgin At
300. ol5 a N, l:S0, 400, 900 N SUNDAYS iexcepJ
Ocean Grove at 400. lo45
xoT FREEHOLD-At s. sl5. 100 M 100 4OO5pr
$OTLAKEMOOD, TOMS kINER and BARNEGAT at s15
sm. $50 1850 with through PAX caIs On @;S0 ~
trsn.
f@ VlNELAND and BRIDGEToN at l.SOpm
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No g. North River via sandy Hook
Dor LONG BRANCH, EATONToWN, &c, al 4:OOp IN
Tickets can be procured at foot Liberty ST. Pier North
River n, l65 2O7 POI. 27l. 4i0. III, SI4
is5l7 1893 and 1901 Broadway 7S7 and 7ls 6th-ave
az odaye; ] RivingtOn-st; 10 GTeenw1ch-st
Sho principal Hotels In NeWYork CITY. In Brooklyn at
Sos . Couftst: us Broadway $50 and S5s fulton.
r. In Hoboken, 254 Wasbipgtonst1 N. Y
o. @. HANCOCK
u an General Passenger and Ticket Agent Philadelphia
ii p. BALDWIN,
general Eastern Passenger Agent. lis Libertyst, NY
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW.YORK. WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RY.
after January l. lss4 Desbrosses,
COTtlaPdt and west % street Stations
For Chicago Suspension Bnage Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
81 N.
\.
Utica Falls Plain. Cana oharie Port Jackson,
Amsterdam. $3.50. Il;1O a. . M.
Albany and Catski = go, ll:2O M $50, 800 IN
OsNegO Oneida NOrwich, sidney, $50 n. NJ. ..
NewDuIg Kingston, Highland, fodgAkeepsie - $50
ll:20 a $40. $50, - y. a..
1iddietOwn $50, lIO O. n. 4:lO 800 p N
sD8ily Other trains daily except sunday.
Bufet PaIlOr Cars on $50 and ll:2O and 130
trains for Albany.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p. train for Buffalo
and Chicago. ..,.
TicetG and stations and al Offices OF the com
PAW Jersey CITY ennsy Railroad Station Br0Oky n
No. Coufst annex Office loot OF Fulton ST. 80, ton n
DekRb-nye. NewIoTk CITY, Nos ibz, zvI'
2Cl 26S 4le $40 I,32o broadway, NO Unon sqnsfe so
l2Oth-si, PeIns ANA
iOn Desbrossest foot Cotsdts st. and west Shore
Station, foot West i2dst.
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rSNHE ERIE RAILWAY. now know az the
NEw.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements Of trains from Chambersstreet Depot
m-DaIly except sundays Day Express, drawing groom
coaches 10 BinghamOn, Blnira ana Buffalo Sleeping
daily, st LOUIS Limited Express.NO extra charge
for last ne-Funan sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo arriving
l:-O NJ NIAGARA rams E salamanca 700 M CleNe,
lanG l:4O IN; Cincinnati $50 M Louis $40 second
day Connecting Trains arve Detroit $40 hi Toledo 5;IO
u y)-Pachc Express for the West Solid Train OF
Pullman bay and Sleeping COACHES TO Bnghamton Emra
Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cincinnati ana Chicago. Hotel and
Buffet SmoEing Coaches TO h.cagc
huheord and Passsc 10 80 $50 1920 m - noon
:s5 300 5O y:l $50 $50 1880 Il midnight
Sundays $40 1000 IN l;6 $50 p n i. midnight ~,
53D 1880 ST. 1890 and l. midnight sun
days $50 l0:20 m $40 6S0 $50 m u midnight -
Newark and PateTbOn via Newark u45 $40 lliSo m $40
$40 i:1D 6;5O 730 10 and midnight Saturday nights
only sundays 81 a n 81 70 go m an, ID,
midnight sundays $50 lOZO ltO O;oV p ID hld IL
warwick 90 m 80 m. am oo ,..
Newburg and Cornw all $50 m $3.50 4;So 6pm. Sunday
Ronloui and Kingston and Montgomery IN 4:So p H.
SosfSn 1893 1920 $3.50 $50 43O SIS pm. sun
NS Se 100 100 IN $3.50 $50 Sis M Sunday
$50 lO20 m $50 m 1be trans va IN ana 45O IN
connect with Midland Railroad at Aan.st. The III
Pot JerS1s $50 8 1870 IN 4:3O sl5 IN sun
os, leave zsdt quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from $40 10 lO45 , 10 every tGry minutes aAd
Tickets i passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches obtained and orders Tor The cheeeS
transfer baggage may be LEFT at the COmpanys oce
CGurt.st BROOKLYN OF at he compaHys DsPois q, no
40 JOHN r9o ABBoTf Cent Passr Agent vewYor
NORTHERN RAIL0AD OF NEW JERSEY:
~ Trains leave for Engewooa, CosteJ Piermont and
~ midnight Sundays 8 sm and 7:l5 IN.
Manuel spnng Valley and Monsey 7;lO 10 m $50 IN
JOHN y ABBOTT Genl Passr Agent New. York.
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filming.

san FRANCISCO, Dec. 81, 1888
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
thsday levied assessment No OF Fifty Cents per share
delinquent 3Oth January. 1885, Sale day 20h February 6
may be paid the office OF Ladlaw co, - Nallst
y. Y. transfer agents OF the Co. W.P.MILLARD Pres
NEwYoRK Jan 10. 1854
TNHE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
Il COMPANY has declared DIVIDEND No 10, OF TEN
CENTS PER SHARE, payable Jan. 81 at the Farmers
and Trust Company books close on Jan 10
NJ r. COOK. Vice Csident.
fIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
hold Of the Ray copper Company Tor eectng nine
Trustees vail be held at and J Thomass' NewYork. on
MONDAY January *. 1884, NJ O'Clock p m Tran Ter
WI be closed January 2, Us 4, and remain closed
unit January 20 1894. l.. ZECKENDORF,
TI'EEANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders
i of the New England Gold ana Silver N ming Com;
pnry election % Trustees for the ensuing year. VIII
BE held Company. Office, II springs ST. New OK Iy
Friday February 1S94 at l. clock noon Polls VIII be
open from r. 10 4 O'Clock ?.
Transfer viii close January and viii reopen Febru
90 FREDERICK NICHOLS,
New.York Jan. o. 1884,. Secretary.
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GEORGE L. Common,
Gnu1 naaa ANfnf
NEw-YORK AND long BRANCH RR:

Stations In Neyy.York and DcSbTOsses-Ft
iPhla& Read. RR fG0tLibertTst
LEAVE NEW YORK, commencing NoveMber -, 1853 fl M
For south AmbOy via Pha & Reading R.R, D SO, ~
sm, $780, T. ID "a Sundays 600 1O45 via Penn. ks
500 m ~ m. BIO sunday . m ; .
For Matawan Sc via Phila. reading RR '9o 9lo II
n, 1880 400 4:2d 300 Tn N sundays 400 lu+O NJ
via Penn; RR, Q N, l2m. 81 m SUNDAYS an 5p ~ n,
foi Req RAM Long trahch y Tean g"ye @ BoaSi3e
RR- $500 SIS o. m. 100 400. coon M sundays not
wa Pennsylvania RR, 9 a. M I'm. 2lc, 81 m sundays
oi opinc 81 ocean Grove or ARuuTy Iar - n M p m
TO Freehold Ihiadephia ana Feeding RR- Sl5, IL
IN l:39 900 % m. For kevporL viz Philadelphia 4Hf
BEADING BR- sou ~. II q. m 30 4S0 D. p. m For
Lakewood Toms River and Barneeat SIS m. 30 40
i M Nipelsnd RTidreOn Atlantic CITY 80 1870
&C; HANc9ckb j, r. Wo9D p 7; T. NiiE;NAaN,,
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6elp Wanieo.

\VANTED.-A thorough and competent soap,
w Mr who has complete PEse sn. 70 s rs man,
ager urstclass salary 10 the right man ust stNse
he has acquired suoh knowledge and me p9sun ~ Iv
dur ne tho years Address SOAf' 100" ~" i'"''
Building Chicago, Ills.
NyTANTED.-A TRAVELLING SALESMAN,
w whohas travelled n the states o. NV orS'
selling gassWAre lamps ao cOcAeiys
ssdrDss = - M r. o. BOX l,557, New-Nork CITY.
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LIMITED STATES AND GERMAN Nail Mail
WINTER RESORTS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA. HAYTl PORTO Et9 . E4GgQ
COLOMBIA ISTuMUS OF PANAMA anu NlOAItAO "a
Tourists invited TO avail o these us gTa "a ~ T no
taken by the Company AZ w
,Yfreie price per day, which includes az
Dd the whole time, OF passengers 70
rbaage their route transfer 10 8hy ote PASSENGER
steamer they meet on the voyage for passage
apply " DIM POpWooD q co Aqepta
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a,
COMPANY.
once Pier il, n. h., loot Of CoTtandtst.
CONSTITUENTS Of Gght iOrfaIOed as directed 10 any part
che world.
UNEQUAILTD FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received Tor delivery OF al Eds OF resH5 and mer
tlGIdlse 10 any part OF the city.
~LA AND HABBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR IIGHIERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly Agatered 20 any pont
, the harUOr at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BABGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURbIuNS.
Steamer John Il. sta an FOR NEW HAVEN leaves Pier
y. foot Of CoriauGts,p 81 p Gay. SUNDAYS
eXoepted.J
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New YORK auo
Now-Haven. Care ara dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. L. W r. r. received at Pier 10
Ion New Haven snd points East, OF Pier Is.
NORTH oiIOEE, STATEN ISLAM D.-Ileyen Miles for
Cents steamers nom iroh Pier /, L. H., loot u
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construction u repair OF vessels.
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6aulnas Banks.

THE SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS,
~ and rs Wall-st.
The trustees have ordered that INTEREST be paid TO dc
posors entitled thereto for the six months ended 31s ultmo
IS follows:
amounts exceeding thousand Dollars the
OF POUR PER CENT per annum.
larger than Thousand Dollars. hut not
cecdug Three Thousand Dollars az the rate Of THREE PER
CENT pei fnnHm.
and on accounts larger than THREE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, the rate Of TWO Il CENT per anDum, payable
and after Monday, 2lst instant.
The Interest viii be placed to credit OF depostors az prin
cpal WM. II. MACY, President.
HENRY p. MARSHALL, Cashier.
New York, January 10 1854.
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STEAMBOATS, ano tldt!rodbs.

NOR NEW-HAVEN.- Steamers leave Peck
Il slip "a T. and IL (-1ndays excopted-l II D. m
time for early trains orth ana t-ast
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on 4OU-
a SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILRoADs-S steamers
leave Cathcrne-sip at IL a p 2SdSt East klVer
SHOP. teTe lower than by any Other route.
TOR BOSTON. {Fare Only S3.
VIA FALL RIVER LINE. Limited I1ckes
Best TOptc % Newport Fall River and all Eastern points
Daily service MAYS EXCEPTED from Pier 81 n. r.
at A.: p ~ steamers BRISTOL and PROV pENCE Con,
necOn by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn ana Jersey 'ty az
Tickets and saterOOms may ne secured in New-1 orr
OF all principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices OF tue once
on Pier y. aud on steamer. -ar-r o.o~-,-on
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