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mEETENGs.
TO James N. yVinsIOw, Clerk of
Portland Union Railway and
Rack Raw LRmd CnHnnanY


CIR:-You are hereby requested to call special
- meeting of the stockholders of the Portland
Uaion Railway and Back Bay Land Company to be
holden at the office of Locke q Locke, corner of
Middle and Exchange streets, Portland, Satur-
day, March 7th, A. ID. 1885, at $50 O'Clock p. M,
for the following purposes:
1-For the election of officers for the ensuing
year.
2.-To devise measures to settle the liabilities of
the Company.
3.To see if they will vote to sell all the property
Of the Company at public or private sale.
4.-To if they will vote to wind up the affairs
of the Company and take measures to dissolve the
same.
5.-To act upon any other business which may be
brought before the meeting.
H. j. LIBBY,
]. B. COYLE, JR., Atty.
L. H. WESTON.
PORTLAND, February %, A. d. 1885.
In compliance with the request of the above nam
ed stockholders representing hundred shares of
stock and for the purposes named in said request
hereby call special meeting of the stockholders OF
the Portland Union Railway and Back Bay Land
Company to meet at the place and time above desig
mated. j. N. WINSLOW,
feb27dtd Clerk.
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Moderator-Thomas Eldred.
Clerk-J. G. Mosher.
Sslectmen-C. H. wyman, E. F. Yeaton, c. A.
Yeaton.
Agent-C II. Wyman.
Treasurer Il W. Bachelor.
Supervisor-H F. d. Wyman.
Constables-F. G. Yeaton, Henry Fletcher.
Sexton-S. II. Dunlap.
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FHRE
UNION MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF MAINE,
Organized in 1S4S.
Has had thirty-ave years experience.

IT'S sECOBD rs
Death losses paid, 49, $7,S92,5I1 IL
EndOWments paid, S,14O,251 So
Surrendered policies, 5,592,112 81
Dividends, -----.-- 4,2OS,6O2 "a
GHOwENG A TOTAL PAYMENT to
~ Policyholders of nearly
INVENTIONS MILLIONS OF DOL
Il LARS, equal to
CIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
y LABS, paid policyholders for each year Of
the company's existence.
IT'S PRESENT ASSETS ARE $685.
OOI So, while its liabilities are only $5,-
9sS,576 80.
TTHAs THEREFORE, SURPLUS of
Il $4,000 90 according to the Massaehu-
sets standard, and of S725 200 90 by the New
York standard.
WNME UNION MUTUAL recognizing its mu-
A tuality, is the most liberal Company in It's
dealings with its policyhoders.
IT'S POLICY CONTRACT is plain and de-
conception.
IT'S POLICIEs ARE
Il INCO NTESTABLE
After three years for any cause except fraud.
TT PAYS DEATH CLAIMS, WITHOUT
IL DISCOUNT, Immediately the proofs COM
plee and satisfactory, aud without waiting so, 80,
| or any number of days.
TT ISSUES Policies on ali approved
Il plans, and its
DJUsTED PREMIUM PLAN and
| n NON-F0RFEiTURE INVESTMENT PLAN
are special features Of this company and issued by
none other
| FTtHE ADVANTAGES of this Company are
| II AGE, EXPERIENCE, STRONG FINANCIAL
| CONDITION, LARGE SURPLUS, EQUITABLE
and ATTRACTIVE PLANS, and conservative
management.
Cali or send to any Agency Ofiee for a circular
| Of its plans.
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Meteorological Report for February.
Sergeant Lehman, of the Signal Ser
vice, furnishes the following summary of
meteorological observations at the Portland
etotio,, II, Fahrror1.
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NEW ADvERTasRmENrs ToDAY.

NEW ADVERTEsEMENT TODAY.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Grand Opening Falmouth Skating Parlor.
Rev. Joseph Cook-City Hall.
FINANCIAL NOTICE.
Per Cent Bonds H. NJ. Payson & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Annual Meeting-Portland Mutual Fishing Ins
Owen, Moore Co.
Stock Of Family Groceries for Sale.
Notice. K. b. Shaw.
Lost Ger man Eye Glasses.
TO Let-Sunny Room.
Dissolution of Co-partneTship.
To Let Rooms.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

HI HENRY's MINsTRELs.
Hi Henry Minstrels will rsappesr at Port
land Theatre in few days
The South Bend Tribune says: eve are
voicing the sentiments of everyone present
last night in saying that better minstrel en-
tertainme1t has never been presented in this
city. While these mastodon companies which
travel about the country contain on an average
of about one performer of excellence out OF
three, there was scarcely one who took part in
last nights show who did not rank above the
average. while large proportion were really
of rare merit"
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NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby given that WILLIAM and
IN FRED ABBOTT aged Is and 13 years, hav-
ing left their home at my house without liberty,
that shall pay no bills of their contracting from
this date. +. B. SHAW.
Cumberland. March 4th, 1885. mar6d1t
IDOOMs TO LET.-A few choice rooms at No.
HI $50 Congress st. House heat entirely by
steam. avoiding fire risks, excellent bath room,
irst-class in every particular. One large front
room, 18 by 49, LAYS TO the sun all day. TELE-
PHONE No. 557 X. 81
II OsT.-On Congress St.. between lincoln Park
IL and the Preble House, pair of German Eye
Glasses with black horn case. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving the same at the Press Office.
81
mo LET.-Pleasant sunny front room with bay
Il window, nicely furnished to let with board, at
BAL Congress St., also one other room. 81
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We consider that these both about half the regular
prices and invite ladies examine for themselves
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OWEN, NHooRE & co.

Forty extra quality marseiles Quilts at $500 each
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grGirucilon.
or Boys and Young Mcn-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
4 lcxaHdcr Institute, Military Boarding School
~ al White Plains. y. y. Prime pal o. b. WILLS I'D. b.
DLACK HALL SCHOOL. Lyme Connecticut
ia Family and Preparatory school for few boy, Thur
ou.h Instruction careful ttauuH Sew AMI enlarged ac
comu.odati,uA CHARLES q. BARTLETT Principal.
nOYS and YOl'NG MEN privately fitted for
ID College Conditioned rejected candidates Goa, he'd
summer oI winter. T. HptFMNN, ~to, klndg, Mass.
NEWTON n. j. COLL. INSTITUTE
~ beautiful homclkc, healthy. Lig' $50 feru Young
Poys Il speciality. primary. iIrI-' commercial academic
college IrcpatatoTy music ft,iUgtuIly,
Ioom7, not and cod water 'Atcnsi'c grounds riding depart
). WILSON, y NJ. Principal
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. J.
42d year. Prepares for business, Princeton 60
lumb.n, Yale and Harvard ELV. q. CHANNELS PrIn
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
4 Worcester, Mass. Both year begins sept - l--j.
G. Is. METCALF, y. ~, superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
l. Chester cosby buildings. Thorough instruction. i
MILITARY COLLlGE Clvl Engineering. Chemistry.
Classics. English COLONEL lHLO. HYATT President
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

THE BU~T Constructed AND FINE>r EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE TRAVEL. 49,. -
TIE NI~t SHORE ROUTE y Al ~. ~ " ~
SLnKE or TIE WQRLp.FAMLD ~ pS3N H II, IL =
AROUND F'OTHILT~ or CArSkIlL. NOUS L ~ +
ANn IHKoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF me
on ana after Ith 1885, viii leave West i21st
station pes follows
All trains leave from downtown station, foot - IlSt
Nouh River 20 minutes earlier than rom 1901 OF "s''
4It--t.
D.trait ard chicago $50 a. M. 1900. $40 p. H. Pull
man sItcpor- through.
81 Louis. 5000. : lo p. m. Pullman :, epors NJ,
Buffalo. Rochester suspension Britgc NI-tIa taIls ~
o. M .J.On. $40 D. m ~lecpers md paripr ears.
toa and syracuse a. ll.2o a. M $780, - ID 2, n
Higha. 81, Po'ktcpslc and Catskill, $40, ll2J e. NJ
3.5i. sSlp, 'll4O D. m. ..
Ntuburg Kingston ~au<ert'cs and Albany D, lls2J
a. M 500, 600 90 lu, .ll:in p m.
Sunoa VIA ALBANY il:3u a. M. 800 ?. NJ
For Montreal and Canada East 900 p. M
Hamilton. London. I'D a. M 'Uoo --lop III. IoioaN
100 am, 1000. '-lop M. .,.. .-..... an. 80
spaiiy tDsliy. except ~atIrIly Other trans daily x
cent sunday. $500 o,,...-,,t,
tons Information apply at oil cc> li"hjnei i'l'
Irolalvu Court ST.. Annex Once, ioo VI 4 u.' -
New YORK Clty3lj 1853 Sol. 9tV brutlN as. 100 bVn'y;
stations foot of West ~ St anu ~ OF
Jays North River Baggage cal ed Tor an shcs' tDa
$1,000 HENRY MDNtIL
go broadway. General Passenger Ac
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAO.
on and after recomb :. 1855
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
rains leave NewYork. Iesbrose and Courandt Street
Hanssari ittsDurs and the west yith rgllwaa Palace
Chic,eo Limited Of larior Dining King and sleeping
Cars AT . "A m every day.
Wilhamsgort. Lock Haven. a. NJ P. M Cory and Eric
at y M connecting az Cory Tor Ttlsvile, Petroleum
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman Ialacc Cars daily except Sundaj ID
wsns ry5 VI & r t AT '? 30 sp s FSo
!, land m AMI u might slsunday, 5i5 m, AMI )
For Atlantic city. except sunday, p u.
Tor ape May. except SUNDAY. I'LL" am
Long branch Bay head Junction and ntelmedate stations
Park - a..,,',,'-'
norfolk nelroad, So a. m week 3ays and n ,ve'y
d'y VIA baltimore and BAY Line, '0l p N week day ,
AZ Jersey Cty ahoFding speedy and direct transfer for
Trans Arrive NON llttsOgrs 73o $40, 1850 a m s55
and "S6 p m daily From Washington aud }altmoIt ~
600 go a. no $50 20 p m. From Pliladrlphia $50.
52o 50 736. st6 s29 g$50 100 I3Q IN 1870
a. M. $50. G2O 6.jj' e.2O, g'35 1885 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trans New YORK Des5rosses and Court
GO re 3 . CHICAGO United ana % a M and SAG
and p. m. ana Il ngAt Accommodation. ; so Il loa
ami 10 a. M ), 3, .. !, ana D M. and IL nilht
Trains G'ynS New ORR f6 Hay EXCEPT sunday a. ana
conn ct II rrcuton of Camilen
g! G s5 a o o 5' $3.50 t 20 5as so H. and B
Limited Express. - and 400 ?. M l4.43, s. =
sos, 5 80 a NJ. I&lS i:5G limited 6'S5 TO- and
Leave Phadcphn vita Camden a. m ay except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices $40 425 aEd 90 Broadwa4 Astor House
nrooSyS Annex Station foot OF FGitoust Bfooaya;
Buschs Hotel Hobokeni station, Jersey ,ty. Endsran'
The Ncw-YorE Transfer CCmrany will call for and cheoS
baggage from hot els anG residences. ,,ooD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Mem CIVILIZATIONS.
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PUBLISHED BY
HARPER & BROTHERS, New-York.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price

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Mem 9Jnblifaiions.
tOHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
NEW BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
VALENTINO,
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vol, l2mo., handsomely bound W.

From Letter by Professor vlncenzo Boa 70 inc
Special mention should made OF the passages III w
MI Astor depicts with great the customs o %
81 1teeDth centuy I'm Italy the life OF the nghe
asses their houses furniture and decorations hapi's' ~
tunes, amusements fetes, their weap ons thelr n"o "
fare, &C. In this respect novel is quite unique
Historically true Valentino work OF ART po9Ses'V
the charm design well planned and DeautiiuIV
II Is novel which recommends itself to those VINO o'o "
study history attractive form OF romance anu
amusement OF the hour look ASo V
Instruction"
THE GREEK ISLANDS, AND TURKEY AFTER HE
WAR By Henry NJ. Field, D. D, author OF Egypt 70
Japan Among the Holy Hills, &c. VOL LIMO WIN
maps and Illustrations, 81 So
CDR Henr NJ Fields descriptions Of foreign travel have
won great acc pnce only for their graphic account OF
the scenes vg " for their udcious views OF the po
cal and social conf sons OF the countries
Independent.
TIRYNS: THE PREHISTORIC PALACE OF me
KINGS OF TIRyNS NTHE RESULTS OF THE LATEST
rycAvATIONs By Dc Henry schlemann author OF My
conq Ios &C The preface by Prof F. Adler ana con
fribution4 by Dr. William lorped. With 1873 woodcns "a
plates in ch1omohography i map and plans I'oL' foy
$40. superbly bound, $40.
"The best most interesting md m)'t important OF d.
schliemann's works. Hon. Eugene schuyler.
TWO YEARS IN THE JUNGLE. The experiences OF ahun'
fer and naturalist in India Ceyon al the Malay Peninsula
and Borneo. by william T. Hornaday VOL Syo' WIN
maps Illustrations. 81.
ipce the visit Of MI A. r. Wallace the Malay Archipel
ago no such important been made TO tho data Of
natural history rs is embodied THIS record OF exact and am
ple observation in seldom penetrated field" tNewYork
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HhpIF\f RIVER BRANCH

\ NEWYORK, NEW HAVEN AND uARTFORDR r. r,
Trains leave Harlem River station corner 1872 81 and
LncOu.ayc Third Avenue Btd5 across Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated ailroad DAILY except
SUNDAYS at Gas, 100 NlO 1000. 1880 a m, 2lO $780,
40 $40. 640 and 300 D for Port Morrs Casanova
tDak Point Hunts Point, Wcs Farms. an Nest, ost
Che'tcr lmpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow Getty
i-nud' Pelham Manor aud New. Rochelle. connecting at
New Rochelle with Tor all polas the n Of
ihc NcWA ork New. Haven and hartford Railroad shore
Line Line pivsiOnsi Newt auadn. Midd etOwn,
and >usd Branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight train for New Rochelle aud all intermediate
tons a. 1910 a. laily. except Mondays
SUNDAY trains FOR New Rochelle and all intrmedai
lions 200 md $50 the lator raiI connecting
at Rochelle with way trains TO Grand Cenr depot and
Stamford
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election Notice.
CTATE or EW-YORk.

STATE OF NEW-YORK.
- OIrIcy oT Tur -rCaFrtuY oT STATE
ALBANY December 3. l--5.
-'r E"L,' I- h,rb. ri''u mat pc d Ii'ci viii De
emily IN % pr Tn l a. t "' p,r. yI ~ r.
thr nrEcd proc aton OF the Governor of the state OF
New YORK.
JOSEPH B.CARR
secretary OF state.
PROCLAMATIuN EY THE GOVERNOR
~IAlIof NLW-NoRK
INECuuyR ,uANIER I
Ar" Ial who wa duly elected Is he Ones OF Member Of
Assembly Tor e -iNn Assembly District Of III county or
BbeIsqs Ills rrlt of office hu, ed before the COM.
mcnccmcnt ~ y term OF service Tor which he Was at The
0n,r.o Il provided by the nws q this state that in
Now t,.rr'ofc ayii D. i'll Governor Of the stitco of
Now York IN pusuanc, Of lf requirements Of section TO-
tate do hccby order and proclaim that election for
Member o A. emily, m ptdc of The said William Han The
DrctmbCf $50, be Grm IN H. ST,h Xss'mby Dslnc{ o.
III Count, Of Sow York Iucny ia, twcnynnth day OF
prescribed ~ law Tor The c c.!Qn 4 Ncmbc OF Assembly
the state nj the clpit0 IN tn city Of Albany thiS
H. 81 tLud day Of ccom cl. h the year Of Lord one
thousand eight hundT,I Sn4 c I ~
STATE OF NEWYORR
Office OF The Secretary OF state ~.
have compared r plgfcins with the orglpa procana
i,a cript hcr,frOn ana VI tho whole OF sli
original proclamation.
sccrct,ry Of STAT. at the cy Of Nihany this hmG
H. 81 dny ~ cccubcr IN thcycar thousand eight
NV JOSEPH b CARR.
received by III" tins day from the 5ecr',9ry q state
sheriff Of the Guy County Of Now.York
rnblishcrs Of newspapers VIII not insert this advertise
ment unless especially authorized 40 70 do. .,.
sAer.Gof the city and County OF New York
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GtcomtcCis arr uniIroaGs.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JFDSEY
- Trains leave nom Cham berset Depot tor Euglcy q
s4O go. $50 p M, - Midnight sundays T. . H. AMI
7rrt, -prn; vaacy md Moasey Z. IoA M. $50 p n
sundsy. q.
CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
- York: LAX EHIE . A ID w. TERN RAILPoAD
Dan, owe :, q .a 10 minute &c, caE,r
S9schgt e Ens sa9 Emiri Horny hurel
E' =; e9u G b5,f &C. s5ePn Coache'
60 m.-Taiy SC5icig5 ahd 81 Lou, Limited Express
SoS1iri eaT;s 6r lat Tine. Hr4vg, NcaI,i Tue Il
M. C"vo'aal ln;}' am Cincinnati. G'5 p. MI Chicago
pg3 m uc l7 az Siar 9' Fs motnHE" arrive,
popuag night train between New ork nd BuiaO.
In d Pullman bl2 ap5 crs i oa6 A T 70 sSS
Rpia"ri.rG aqd rassaG I 7:56 53o l6l5 3 NJ
Il midnight. sundays 5:i5 $40 1920 a M. las, SD
paicy.. y I' T., 7i 81 loon %, ro, III,
$50 40 $40 $50 WlOG.l0 7:J0 $50 1888 p M u
pMnigit Sundays 2tj $50 1910 las $50
Nrvurs and Patsr.on va Newark 90 500 $50 1000
T. midnight saturmy nights only Sundays ol5 q. m,
SIAM 20 $50 io2 q ~ 23o $50 go
%arS1 a.! =, io.ii g tl5 m Sundays us
RonI,ut and Ens'ton and MOutSomorYO a. m 33Op n
Sunday S9e p,- X St2- ~ 49, u.1ys ;;S'ptA
eo'pc" N 'sInd,t -. 3lt a. I, 2oo ~ ~ ~
, Mddc'o"n 80 90 80 l1:.Q a. IN. $50 $50
IaS da@ AID So pm trans connect With New ora I'M M
taro aud Railroad at Ma-st The tr in stop,
Port Jarvis i4l 100 1920 Am, $3.50 1870 $50
boats leave 5Sd.st y Y 6l5. 6Ij m. C.l5 IN u
y d H'fh Sal oJsry i9 aH yy
Gsos M Pas'asS S9d 95s , Drawing Room ai
ana Sq' c 81 So wt! e 3SG
Sta Brookyn or a. the GS1 q any p,pots
'''' join y. 1bporl' GENT Palsr Agent NOw.YOrk.
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THE NEW ILLUSTRATED
RUDDER GRANGE. BY Frank R. stockton.

Newly illustrated by a. Is. Frost. VOL l2mo.. s..
Thlsedon OF Mr. stocktons famon5 book prepared for
the holidays contains nearly 100 new illustrations by MT
A. H. Frost who admirably supplements the authors quaint
hunor by pictures which in themselves intensely funny
No more attractive book be found by holiday buyers
BRIC-A.BRAC STORIES. BE- Mrs. Burton Harrison. Il.
lustratedby Walter Crano. l vol. l2mo, a.
Few volumes viii warmer welcome from children
tits praise enough for Nj Cranes Illustrations 70 say
that they harmonze tho stories We confess TO have
been bcgucd By tn, book into forgculncs Of time,
ana pretty much everything Tor two consecutive hours
lChri-uan ntelligcnccr.
STORIES BY AMERICAN AUTHORS. cabinet cdi-
tou" 20 vols. beautifully bound gt top In abox - 90
This fine edition has made necessary by repeatedly
expressed demand Tor this standard collection Of American
short stories tn form suitable Tor preservation on the library
shelf OF for gfts.
MAuyEIs OF ANIMAL LIFE. BY e.. T. Holder
Illustrated. vol. Emo -.
The author brings othcr thorosuts Of IA" most anxious
studies Il they not supported by the 80 scientific
testimony they woad appear incredible" We commend
tsyoumc 90 readers who interested IN natural history
studies. young au1 Old alikc'-,nos'on Transcript
cnILpRES's STORIES ~ AMERICAN HISTORY.
Ry Henrietta Or.-.lu Wugh, Illustrated Dr. j. ~taeple
ulyi. vol. D. mo. ~ 90
"A collection farlns .t,, of American history. which
the took ulel y .m,rs tho chids mind Br'o1yn
Union.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

POPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ans
4 the EAsrIA rail from Grand Central Depot Tire
eXprose trains daily Surdays excepted Ostonat
parlor cara attached and II with palace seepus
cars Sundays at II pm. with palace sey ping cara
L W PDpIIL AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
DIED "Do LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO CURACAO AND
MARAtAIBD.
From Pier 81 East River -.
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PUILADElPH A.......-.-. W ctlnrsdaY' jan, % i1D
These AMERICAN ~TEAMEH~, specially built fOr the
trade have superior accommodations for passengers
An ctt.4 that may be sent 20 noon ON The DAYS '
steamers -ail Will De duly forwarded pr"Ndhg tS arg III
closed In stamped envelopes % denomination 7unccI 10
cover tie United states hostage otJ cents per haiouncc
frc' glt or passage apply 10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

DED STAR LINE.
tx ~ ron ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing from New FORK and Antwerp ev' SATURDAY.
.yr',i a II saturday, Dec. 10, s. 81 y. m.
q, 30 I, II i[6 Saturday Dec. 2B $50 a.
saloon 800 ard 500 excursion ~llO TO SIt". SECOND
coi'in 40 cTcur-lou 500 rteerage at lowest rates
PE'IIR WRIGHT 81 SONS, GEM AZ ts % broadway
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14

GUrON LINE. .rr,uns
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 38 v. H.. foot Of KnGsk - "a -
TaesGsy bee r. %
ALASKA gesuay p9e, * n N
Akk t.zGS 81 Fl Tuesday Jan 2, $50 "a.
Cabin passage oeordlhs 70 law rates s''' gov
II TNDERHILL Gen.. AGENT ~ Broadway, y. I
U,UE I. s. AND BRAZIL NAIL S.. co.
American passenger line for - Ihq}naS' 40 LIS
para Waronhat PerumbuCo. Maceo Bahia, fVO de jan
err connecting for MOnteyideOand intermediate ports
VIZ 'ucJnesdav Dec 80. noon, from
So I'D Ian IL Roberts stores, brooklyn.
From Ncwport News, Va, third day aner al D m
pAT'f' F GERHARD CO., General Agents. - Br0ad.sI
WORID TRAVEL co. Tourists Agents 2o1 Br0ad"hS