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Allen VIM r. 10 TITLE Guarantee and Trust Co., NO.
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phans Fund Aso Of The S & nIn Aa1n hSps e
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Ocean Steamers.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENsToWeNr AND AND LivERPooI.
REPUBLIC. Capt smith,. wednesday jan 30 3 D. m
.AnRIATIc, Capt Cameron ;weanesday, Feb. -, D.
From White star Dock. foot Of West ioth-st
. Saloon ESQ 500 $50 ana sioe Siceage, from or TO
passengers carried these sanefE; outward $50 and
Al broadway. New.york J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 1000
Il On ana after yAkuAhh ~, 1907
GREAT TRUNK LINlb nn1rn,r,

AND trSifEn sT6TEs MAIL ROUTE
rln. New Yofs ya De'0r'''e' and o0r'i'nd'
arrsbug PsGurs aud West Th p Pgn n P pns
cars S aay New so ana c6sae fa5i9
Dining. SMOKING and Sleeping VeSAouie" 0A'' ~ w
.wa@sport Lock Haven 100 Tor 70, fqI Igyyy fna
Erie A. p ~ M a,on connecting -
roI ara 4oba sS on 6 6e 20 NJ and 10 S Rghs
For NoFrstowD, Phoenlxylle Pot'ss,9on No. Sundays
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baltimore Washington and South L% ay o MssS
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Long Rraneh Boy Head Junction Sna ~ - ma
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rn s And ii No,o iR Railroad 90 eSy via Bait"
Sor ana nay Line 100 r. cs;p Meet witR all through
Bouts o. bISe lsy CIV arordne speedy and dee
transfer for Hooklyu lave
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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Cortland Streets Ferries, as foilows 18th Dlnae Car
go W 10 g G PSss L and il S
1S y s4S'9 90 1 SSG zee sssoS GiaS
s ssSa e EsS and md si g IS
s,.%S As. ssS g 3 $50 and g n'
Trains leaving New-iers deIly exx'es' D. NJ. and 10
ana II an 1G % 3n 2 Sunday sones' isn'on for
Ticket omee tss $40 ana az g' tto siSSaas
Ss hroeyn Station SsS 81 t Ttes
~. Breokyni Station. JerfeS ""
The NswYoTE Transfer Ss%ps2Gg w eau l0' 'u'
'''cShh PGSM General + Fas SSXxSsn.
1870 .,rrr, ron
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RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chambersst Station week days for
TnrInwooI Tensfy CiOster Sparkil and Nyack, go,
q, go 80 and II $50 m rs S:Sg q go, 10.
Additional trsIns to cressEll and way 40 a. and
81 .F0gS Manuel, Spring Valley. MOnssy and TAlmOns
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Bankers ano Brokers.
Aurtion Sales.
EXTENSIVE GOLD MINE FOR SALE.

EATENsIVE GOLD MINE FOR SALE.
To be spli at public auction by fhe undersigned at
the Merchants Exchange. in the City Of Halifax on
Thursday the Fourteenth day Of March next, twelve
O'Clock noon. that extensive valuable and welleQupped
GOLD NINE known as tho Duherin GOLD MINE, stu.
alto on the Atlantic coast, about ninety miles of said
city. Daily mail from Halifax. Telegraph Office at
Salmon River, four miles from tho works Salmon River
habor never eezeS aud Is safe and easy OF access The
mine embraces $40 areas each 150x26O feet all in
block Tho entire fifteen hundred feet in
width across, and eight thousand Ave hundred and nfy
feet along the lodes The leases have nearly fourteen
years to rum and any time be renewed for period
OF tNenty-one years upon payment OF two dollars per
area Within this is belt OF veins dipping each
side Of antIcllnal. They been found by tests
made tho surface extend upward OF 1000 feet The
ore has been partially removed 10 depth OF 200 feet
distance OF about 700 feet and 10 depth averaging
about 70 feet additional 1000 feet in length
hee7bouts The veins OF various width. the largest
averaging about ten feet OF solid quartz.
This mine was discovered IN the autumn OF 1880 but
not worked to extent until the autumn Of 1881
IL has yielded UP tho end Of November 81 0l2
Of gold nom Oi5os tons Of quartz according to the
returns made 10 the Mines once. The gold can be
produced at cost which will leave very handsome
margin Of profit
The mine is operated by machinery worked by water
power the power being transmitted by line Of wire rope
running from The water wheel % the minea distance q
Veins 81 . distance thorSffom OF about fifty feet The
Salmon River erosses the property twice Il supplies
afterwaFi used to dive the Crusher Tho latter has
thirtyelght stamps, and there Is ample power
operate three umes that number Sixty stamps be
operated with present machinery: " the l20 horse
power existing for pumping aud hosting only about
twenty-five Is uscd There about 200 acres Of vel.
timbefei and we'll waterel land owned with the NINE
Ihs u5rty covers areas and where does
datsly adoins them. IL Is also provided with steam
plant 10 operate h0isng gear and pumps Ia OF acc
Dent 70 the transmission power aawmili sufficient for
ne requirements o. the property, tranway from the
nine 10 tho foF carrying quartz and stables Offices
aud boarding. houses sufficient to accommodate large
The mine s owned and ias been operated bys partner
sD and owing death Of Of the principal
has be- sold 20 enable his estate 70 be settled
5000 tito will be given.
rom dsy o. gae The deposit be forfeited In the
purchaser falls to complete the purchase within that time
Further particulars he had reference TO N III.
NFAGHtR. O. c.. Bedford Row, Half1x, or 70 JAMES
uUGGAN z SONS. Auctl0neers Bedford Row.
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REAL ESTATE,
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

-..Nr -
The current Of business at the Real Estate E1cnans
somewhat slechened yesterday, so far as reAi 49,
sa,es At auction were concerned, The most inP, -
uropcrty offered was by John F. u. smytn' al.
ssted of Nos 153 and 1855 East scven'y So, "a
ho,ter known as the orienta," seVenesois ~a
cellar brick apartment r ar sSsu $4,000 Per annu0
Ihe bddng began at 100000 and ran " %
a. which Price %ss sa No. III East hundred
sndswenteth ST., fourstory resr and sold To
fo sUS wso ren for V No lls SIMILAR lar
building on similar lot went " '"0 $50
Harnett 4 Co. sold plot aooxsV 20 ~ 5o hsss
one-hundred and seventy fifth sl sts Of dwelling
and Prospect AYES Ine pl EnewS as the Nina place.
Il went to William Niles i ssvsafy tbst four
s."ry and basement brick tenement on 1S So
Il rents for $500 per snnuI ana S soS i0r NO. "a
70 W o sayles, ln Vent 10 Joseph 4. Hcrbers for
smiaT ~ There was cal a. the Exchanse for Two
Or three lots fourth Gr s e First aud Fourth
S.wrors, wednesday, July "a 1889.
,r,. so,owine sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room '0 Sg John r. B. snyth.
zso sPsr5msssns sos sO Use East Sss 9sd wn
sn q S Sds1 ns' p 5S sssrssy $4,000
aory nsts with lets Nos y. S sSi ne E io
}sotSss SIS Of shave lots ~ iOanvoV a4.s2S
II IL wi'I ay ; Richard V. Harnstt / Co
sss h0S between St. johns and Prospect 20 1oo
story building with lot NO 2Sz ~s s1ias 10 ooo
st. : near 2d.ave lot 20. 1xl02 Z; ]" s, Ssy
similar building. with lot. No 2S4 suJoAiHs 10 oSn
atove, lot 2o1x1oo; II Heroert-.-'-.''----
prcoRpFD REAL ESTATE TRAN5FEIST7N: T. CAI l.
peiancey-st ga Rldgest xzxiVV hsaao sos 7oo
Godsten and wife 20 Sarah silyeIpesB S@o' wv
Land under water between EstaDtisneo tlet
Lines OF Grantee, &C Hoboken lahd anu iH'p' I
Co to- Hoboken Ferry Co: -ssss;; 49,:
othaye d S7th-st, 20l:5 70 eothsCIz'' 10 ooo
David Mcclure, ref, % Celia Oessei @'VO0
pyosnect Place. s, 1889 q, 42d-st, l66xo4
Herman wronkow and wife 70 beonors soo
Parsonage sc,..s;e ~ -ii.rnab
142ast as h0q HsInn 70 SOx Nm Gamble $500
5Yth-st, highwater mark, Y 3 yzH ii aco ~
rune West JSth.st x483 TO i2tn-aVe A~eeg'Iy
x474; also water lots adj; Mayor, &C. n ,oo ooo
TO Charles tppleby 49,. ioO'VV0
11th-ave, w s. 25,5 5Tthst. 6OxloOi James :,
Alsn;st no. - w Moi F,snSn Msrn. $4,000
1ish;s % "a Sonss GoidmitS $4,000
2dsss arS S xe i ~ Isaac III NeubSus 10000
1Sth.st. No 80 West. IS: 14S shave 7oA0x
asx Villa, 70 stxig; 10nn laws ana 1900
l7ohs 100 sOs le calhoun and aDOhsr 1000
wsSye ana S9r 10 Wm BOVINE and wife 10000
is4hs s s Ss5 , s e Tc SSS'Hi on
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Go t)honl ct tflap Concern

HEIRS WANTED -Information wanted con-
j corning Annie Mccain daughter % Peter MeCann,
deceased late Of New ark n. hes heirs II she IL
dead; or Michael GarQan Gar.gns. cOnlostor, who
at one time knew her residence IA New York CITY,
MICHAEL a. NULLlE. Atmlnist atoE
Newark n. y
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LEONARD MOODY,


uD1iNGs.-New- ENGLAND Hotel 80 Bowery: 200
- nsn. toa.Is rooms zoe. SOC weekly 81 So IS
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Gopartnersbip Notlres.

January 81, 1889.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the CO
~ under TIE name o. sSHtSS-
LEN & MEISSMANN has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent and that tho undersigned VIII continue
49, b.,ef- No
,hs name ~ AUGUST scHUssLEN, los Duane-st.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL RQUIEFTIrpw,enes
- Tlosfon PToydence Newport and the EasI. ana lo
n Grand Central sitSSI e. RISSIassnssGs f
dining carr Night Express a. II ;So p psrior cars
~ 6leeDlns Cars all Express taHA
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eapinas Banks.
Eosi an0 gonn0,

I OST on STOLEN -Banle book No. 10f GIG lSs,iei by
~ the German Savings Bank In the CITY Of New.Yorl to
Eugene All persons cautioned
tho same ana fequested deliver the book b. the bank
l4th.s 4tlaye II not restored the 1ith
day 0t February 1889, application VIII be made 10 the
bank for duplicate.
4 oST.--Bank-book No 179,567i on Dry Dock Savings
- Bank. person having claims upon said book
called upon 10 present TO the bank within thirty
days the said VIII declared cancelled ami
tlnRuished and n new one Issued
4 osT. -Rankbook NO. 1Ss503 on Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank; any person having claims upon said book are
called upon 10 the 20 the bank within thirty
said book viii be declared cancelled and
tinguished, and one issued In III thereof
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p ATENTs FOR INVENTIONS procured promptly.
GEORGE Lemon, AtsOsney-atIAw, ciS 18th.
= Washington. D. 9 EsssbiisAsd 1865, Send for
n'sxupAlst frsa
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mns,raI INSTRUMENTS.

A NUMBER Of slightly used uprleh, snd ssusre pianos.
"A OF make which specially selected and uset
b. syt1ss Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera sexson, viii be sod o. liberal
"'S WM. RSAsE co KS ssasy. above icth.ss
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w II IT. MOOEE Vice prest
A. a. RAVEN. "a Vicc-Prcs't
WILL SELL for S3l, 900 fee simple first
class Chicago business property. leased for 90 years
annual ground rent Al 500 better than IT, s. bonis
Address J. L. MOTHEsHEAD Room 90, Cooper Union,
New-York City.
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s. C., AND THE SOUTH
- : Z c,rao,s,,,,, ,ANb, lsouTHH%EsT

AND ALL FlOhiUA tVAN ID
THE CLYDE HTEA.EHIP CONAN Z; u ,o
stesnsrs are appointed . al TON rlsF e ~ ucsASv
ana frQ9Yt- al. y D. follows. -. or
CHER0KEEs Charleston aud Jacksony faay Jan ~
pLLAWAgk Charleston and Fernandina IAN 81
lltOl JOls new, jacksonville direct ~
SIMlNoLE rhsileson and Jacksony,lile M
IEMASSEF, Charleston and FcrnaDdi;t Iue slla 49,
Al steamers have arsfclasf passenger aecomEpaaons
Insurance under open policy efee1 ~ ohe " o"o
per cent WM. =. CLYDE co; Gen. AKenp''v
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L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
From Pier 49, foot OF Chrstopher.st., New York
CITY OF CHICAGO. Saturday January 20 ] p m
9 Iiv az ryDp ehrgsTv 10Y
CITY or CHEsTER Saturday February 90 II $50 q. m
CABIN PASSAGE, ESQ and upward SECOND
CABIN OUTWARD, sSo an1 s35 prelad. s35 STEER
BOWLING GREEN. N. x
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NUNARD LINE

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tljintsr Resorts.


1.-THE SEVILLE
Seville, volusia County Elorids open. Situated on
the high pine ridge In the midst OF the famous frudapd
peninsula, eightythf miles south OF Jacksonville, on
The Jacksonville Tampa and Key West Railway. 4 loca-
ton unexeellei for healthfuness hrstcass hotel In
every particular. Pure water. Perfect drainage. Adj
dress ORLANDO KELLOGG. Manager. Also pro-
nretor Windsor Hotel. Elizabethtown. AdIrondaeks
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prcoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFLkSI7INS.. N. 4
pclancey-st s s2a Kiageist TESlgS
Ind under water, between Established tlef
Lines nf Grantea &C Hoboken Land ana ilnpt
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-06-06

The public debt statement, June !,
shows. Total cash in treasury, $500. !
169, 1888; total debt. 81, 062. oil .493; de-
crease during May. Ss,702. ST.; de-
crease since June 80, 1883, S72, $50. los.
There are some people Ia Crawling
who are poorly Informed as to the
rules and regulations of the Grand Ar
my Of the Republic. One of these 10
that the members are required 10 arr
range for and attend religious services
on the Sabbath day previous to Memo
rial day. No restrictions are placed
on them rs TO which church. or as TO
who shall offleiate, except a coinrnde
is filling a pulpit In one of the church,
es. They have no authority to invite
other organizations. nor do they, to
join with them. knight Templars at
tend church on Ascension day, and no
clamor is raised on account of not be-
ing invited to participate. The Grand
Army of the Republic claims the same
privilege and considering their service
TO the country should be allowed it,
and more than that, will take IL, even
If their action is not satisfactory To
the quasi apologists for ex-confeder-
ates.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-06-06

at the regular review of Crawford
Tent, No. 90, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, The Supreme Command
er Of the Universe, in His iDscrutible
providence, has seen fiJ to remove by
death. our beloved brother, E. j. Sal
ling. who was ever a jealous officer and
member of this Tent. Therefore be it
Resoloed, That in the death of our
brother, e. j. Sailing, this Tent has
lost worthy member and a true
hearted Maccabee.
ReSolUed, That while we keenly real
izs our loss, and bow in submission to
the will of the Most High, we do not
the less deeply mourn the loss of a
brother who was over ready to extend
the hand OF aid and voice of sympa-
thy, an active member of this society,
and one whose loss will ever be deeply
felt.
Resolced, That the heartfelt sympa.
thy OF this Tent be extended 10 hi: pa
rents, in this sad hour, and that the
charter OF this Tent be drapej in
mourning for tie period Of thirty days,
and that a copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this Tent a
copy be sent TO bis parents; TO the
Michigan Maccabee, and to the Local
papers for publication.
Attest, JULIUS MERZ. r. K.