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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01
IN The DRY ORE" BELT.
Developments on the Mineral Point
Justify Employment ola
Big Force.
A Large Amount of Outside Gap
ital Interested In the
Region.
Reported Discovery of New sapphire
Fields ON Rock Creek-Missoula
County Coal--Castle News.

OsBuRN. Ida, Sept. @.-[Special. l.
Samuel Mcclure, of saltwater, Mimi.
president Of the Mineral Point Mining
company of this place. arrived from the
east a few days ago. He broughs with him
from ST. Paul n new superintendent for the
Mineral Point mine, John Randall. who
has been duly installed. The Mineral
Point is the leading mine in the so-oalled
''dry ors'' belt of the Occur d'Alsnes. II
carries silver, copper and spathic iron.
The original owners and looators were ..
v. Osburn and William Sewell. of this
place. B. F. McElroy, of Wallace,
Walter Mckay. of Butte. About a year
ago they bonded the property for $4,000 TO
the Mineral Point company, composed OF
forty Minnesota capitalists. who nj onoe
stocked the mine for S250.000 and began
development work. A strong lead OF cop
per-silver ore cropped from the ground Tor
a considerable distance on the Mineral
Point. and no development work worth
mentioning had been done by the original
owners. The new company in March last
bepar running tunnels to determine the
extent Of the vein. Two tunnel 250 feet
in length are now completed. Several
car loads of ore taken out while driving
these tunnels have been shipped to the
Ryan smelter at Tacoma this summer, and
Q net average return of $40 per ton was re-
ceived. President Mcclure now announces
that development work was more than sat-
isfactory, and that a large force of men will
shortly be set to work stopping and sh ippi n
ore. Two veins eighteen inches in width
are exposed in the face of the upper tunnel
and the indications are that a great body OF
ore lies at no great distance. Presidents Mo-
Clurs ia a mining man of wide experience.
having conducted mining operations IN
Montana and other parts Of the west for
thirty years.
The Coeur d'Alene Nellie mine at this
place, q neighbor of the Mineral Point and
under bond to Minnesota capitalists also, is
shipping regularly swo car loads Of copper
silver ore to the Ryan smelter at Tacoma.
The Union Pacific Railway company has
made surveys for a spur to the Nellie. q dis
lance of about a mile, and will probably
lay the track this season.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

Who Is Authorized to Fake Proof In
Desert Land Entries.
The register and receiver of the land Of
Ace are in receipt of a letter from the act
ing commissioner of the general land Office,
in which he says, regarding the receipt of a
yearly proof, executed before a Justice of
ths peace. and showing an expenditure of
$40 for fences and irrigation bitches. that
the only officers authorized to take proof
in desert and entries are one of the land
officers, a commissioner of the United
States circuit court. or a judge or clerk
of the court. Fencing is not considered a
proper item of expenditure, and each item
OF expenditure must be given separately.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01
STILL In THE SEWER.

But 1t Ia Thought the Big Steam Roller
WIN Bc Out To-Day.
Some half dozen men stood in the big
hole ut the Last Chance tlume IN State
street yesterday and worked with jack
screws and other appliances to set the big
steam roller to the surface again. They
succeeded in raising ID several feet during
the day, and if they have the same amount
OF success to-day the chances are favorable
to having the immense machine safe on the
earth by tonight. IA fast as the sunken
end was raised u few inches it was showed
up with blanks and made secure against
slips. The machine must be an exoellently
made affair, as the drop of six feet or more
did not break any of the castings. The
only thing broken was the wooden tool box,
which was on the end which went down. II
was smashed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01
CHANGES OF OFFICERS,

A New Deal With the Rapid Transit Rail-
way Company.
There will be a new lot of officers In
charge of the Rapid Transit COMPANY to-
day. j. H. Lawrence retiring fram the
presidency. and W.. II. Clark resnming the
position he held whom the system was
changed from steam to electricity. George
May, the secretary, will alao retire, though
il Is not given ont yet who will succeed
him. Chris Cahili, aaperintsndant oil the
Helena Electric railway, will succeed
George Bluerock as superintendent of the
Rapid Transit line. Changes will also be
made at the power house, Engineer Mason
Eleotrioion Noyes retiring. Several of the
Frank Logan, pilot. and w. Il. Washburn,
conductor.
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Activity at Castle.

There is a great activity in and about the
Cumberland mine at Castle. The whole
force working underground is engaged in
stoping and taking out ore. They have
begun to make up the roast heaps. which
will be fired as soon as built. 1he roasters,
as soon as needed repairs are completed,
will be started. 1t is claimed that il ID not
the intention of the oompany at any time
in the near future to fire up the smelter.
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nININGROoM RK-opRNHp.
Excursion to shenandoah Valley.

On Tuesday, Oct. 25. the Baltimore d
Ohio railroad company will sell excursion
tickets from Chicago and all Baltimore q
Ohio points west of tbs Ohio river to Win
chester. Woodstock. Middletown, Harrison
burg, Stanton and Lexington, Va, at the
rate of one lowest limited frst-olass fare
for the round trip.
The Shenandoah valley. Virginia. offers
superior Inducements to persons seeking
new locations. Farm lands offered at
from SO per acre and upwards. Timber,
coal, iron ore, pure water, convenient mar
kets, excellent soil, good schools. best sooi-
ETY.. For information about rates, apply
to any Baltimore d Ohio ticket agent. send
to M. V. Richards, land and immigration
agent, Baltimore d Ohio railroad, Balti-
more. Nd, for information about desirable
locations, maps, pamphlets, etc.
New ~veilings in all the latest slyies and pat
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01
viii Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive in
Helena to-day at 1880 on the Northern Pa
cifio west bound express: j. Il. Piggott and
wife. Ole Currey. j. o. Currey, E. S.
Hobbs. Il. E. Pierce, G. d. Keeney, b. A..
Cox, H. j. Gardner and wife. +. Kenan.
Joseph Parker. John Elias and wife and
children, E. L. Fleming, J. Ii. Foster. Mrs.
II, Selden.
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Notice to the Public.

l have sold my employment office to W
i. Cook and have no interest whatever in
the Helena Employment office after Sept.
80, 1892. All persons owing me can pay w.
j. Cook. Anyone whom l owe can find me
at No. 81 Park avenue.
HERBERT CHANDLER.
Helena. Mont, Oct. LIST, 1892,
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A Sea of Oil Ablaze.

MARIETTA, o., Sept. 30.-A large oil fire
Is raging at Pisterville. w. Va. Four
wooden tanks belonging TO the Eureka
Pipe Line company exploded and the con-
tents. $500 barrels, are now burning.
Theodore Davis, a workman. was killed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01
ANGLERS OUTFITS.

You are not in it if you purchase your Fly
Hooks, Rods, Reel, Line, Creel, Fly Book,
Leader Box or Waders before you come in and
inspect my stock, which you will find not only
tile largest, but the best selected in all the details
of a first class stock of goods, in the city. Prices
arsright, and according to the quality. There is
no misrepresentation as to quality. All kinds
of rod mountings in stock. Bicycle sundries,
Guns. Revolvers, Ammunition. and general stock
OF Sporting Goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01

Look At my display advertisement in to-
days paper. Come in and look at the finest
assortment of merschaum and briar wood
pipes in the city. Ny establishments is not
as large as the cracker factory, but its
heading that way. FRED SASS.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01

The Bee Hive will remove to the old stand of
Greenwood, Bohm IL Co, on Oct. ], and will have
An entire new stock Of goods in every depart
ment.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01

Two carloads of heating and cooking
stoveB. Every stove guaranteed.
f. S. LANG i Co. e
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01

f B Dana, New York e B Davis. New York
j s Shropshire, Butte George Forman, Louis
John MoClelland. Chi VILE
cago RIA Luke. Helena
Mrs q II Robinson, + A Marlowe, Helena
MarysVille A j Steele. Helena
s 3 Deatharage, Chi w g Lee, San Fran.
cago cisco
II 5 Coughlan. Chi j Il CHASER. Denver
cago w Nj Billiard, Helena
II 5 Gerrish, San Fran Sherman Martin, Sar
cisco Francisco
w S Warren. Chicago &c Buck. Denver
& w St Clair, New Z w Williams, Hell
York ena
A Marx, Helena r w Hoffman, New
K H Colby. Aurora, York
Ill John Lindsay, Butte
w W Currier, Great Ben Eergfeld. New
Falls York
d C Daley. Minneap- William L Lotter, De
oils trolt
II Christmann, Chi S Siebenauer, Sal
cago Francisco
A Wilson, Radersburg.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01

Operated by tAe Merchants Hotel COM
any, now begs to announce that its rooms
are open for the reception of guests. Rooms
will be offered to sransciens guests at $1.25
per day (parlor floor, 81 per day (third
tioor), rs cents per day Fourth floor. Ex-
ira for more than one occupant. All mod
ern improvement, steam heat, electric
light, return electric bell call system, and
sunshine in every guest chamber. Bruises
and velvet carpets used exclusively through
out the house. Office, elegant bar and
billiard room, cigar stand and palatial bar
Der shop Oh first floor.
RK-opRNKD.
The ~diningroom in this hotel has been
leased to and Is now operated separately by
the Misses Maggie, who are prepared to fur
nish board. Meals 80 cents. Board 81 per
week. Tickets, twenty-one meals. IS.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01

Independent job Rooms make q sPe-
eialty Of law briefs.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.
Jaokson's music store. Bailey block.
Helena Lodge No. ), A. #. & A. NJ

Helena Lodge No. 5, A. +. & A. NJ.
Meets first and third Saturday.
A regular communication of the above
~ named lodge will take place at Masonic
~ Temple, corner of Broadway and jackson
streets, this evenings at SO o'clock. Mem
beers are requested to be prompt in attendance.
Sojourning brethren are cordially invited.
c. B. NOLAN, w. M.
GEO. BOOKER, Secretary.
T.. o. s. OF A.
Washington Camp No. 8 meets first and third
Saturday evenings of each month at l. o. o. +.
hall; visiting brothers cordially invited.
This is an American order; non-political, nom
s%ectarian and not unfriendly to good citizens of
are: Native citizenship, belief in a supreme be-
ing. support of our public school system, oppo-
sition to any union of church and state, and of
any interference of any foreign power, directly
or indirectly. in the affairs of our government.
y. {. DALLAS. M. +. MAJORS.
recording Secretary. President.
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Arriyels At the Grand C,nsra,.

Chas Malcolm, Barrow.
Wis Wv. --...-.
VIM Mayer arysville
} 4 Faulkner, city
Miss Viola Head, Au-
rora, Ill +.-...
or Ii Allen. Townsend
Mrs Loomis, himini
Kingsley, Clancy
Geo Strobel,
Chas Howell, BisInark
J s Pauley, Frankfort.
Ind
X Rathburn, Joliet, Ill
K hiale, Rimini
Mrs G h Brown, Chi
Gago
S c Hudson. city
K d McLane, Marys-
vile
w II Wild, Great Falls
al J Cavanaugn, city
X Il Deegan, Winston
S w Eibbell, Butte
Ben g Jones, Marys-
vile
ii 7 Murray, Empire
ID Pritchard. dearborn
w L Healy, Tacoma
Fred G Miller, st Louis.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-01

OCT1OOL UlOlklClO or building School Houses will find
School Bonds in Montana during the past year than all other bond
ton of School Houses in advance of the issue OF bonds.
Will purchase all classes OF Bonds, State, County and City War
rants Correspondence solicited
Il. E. PALMER. 40 EDWARDS ST. HELENA, MONT.
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New veilings in all the latest slyies and pat
terms, just received at The Bee Hive.
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Herbert L Bushnell, Chi
Butte v
w /, Bunnell, Spokane WE
D w GrinueIl, bissoula } 4
John Duffy, Silver City Mis-
Miss l. Read. Aurora re
Mrs \ Read, Aurora on
Joe Semenec, LAGER MIR
Henry u hickert, Elk +
horn GEE
CO Eeardsley, Billings Oh
A n IIawley, Big lin J
Der
A Ii Tournan, Chicago r /
j Il Amos, Joliet, III CT
Geo Il 1 rown, Chicago Mr.
n A Rausch, Elliston G
Phillip Roberts, Mis- S {
soula X
II w Ludwig. Cascade V
A h Atwater, Marysville w
Fl ] Kopperdahl, Butte III
Thos A Moran, Winston X /
} Bunghart, Butte s
Fred Opperman, Marys- Bel
vile V
Chas Gilchrist, CITY ii
w II Murray, fmpire ID
fr d Lindwold, Marys- w
Vile Ere
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The market fairly active yesterday ou' "'o
,riccs I'm some instances not up 10 opp''sc"on
eo A. On, Liberty Street Exchange. John f. u.
SMITH offered no 800 East Scventy'siAth'st' h'eoi
and basement brick tenement house, on lot -'N'
The total rentals are about 80 100 year. Inc Duu'hR
ran from si4 900 up $1,000. at which price u was
no,,cod tha, the properly he'd been protected by the
owner. A..
A. No. III Broadway Bryan l.. Kennedy ohcfeu Nos
.ls and 20 East twenty -scycnths Two invest ~ o
oncncnt houses on land They brought *''ooo
n, ,-,ro charlie. H. Reed J.. j. Phillips & Co.
offered Nos ii72 and ia west nchundfed'and' thry
n,th.st two nvcstorY brick Nat houses on plo1 Vi
land 5ov99I1 They brought SD eJl from Johh 'o''cr'
The other sales adjourned
rh fJlo,y,nc sale at private contract was reported
AZ the Exchange: .
A.chcr weinstein sold to George F. Bahcfioii''
IT, NO 70, West Ffny-lsst-st, o uTce@stof! u"'lIhH'
2oxOoxl00.o for s9@oO This property rents LOT F'O
month.
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Delaware, Lncknwanna and Western Il. II.
in New Orl FOOT Of Barclay and Christopher
strcc.-.
SHORTEST LINE. yE-TIBTLED TRAINS.
III IINAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEW AK. BLOOMFIELD, MONTCLAIR
i;dse. Madison SIorflStoMl, PIssaic Pitcron Boon;
ton Dover Stanhope. BCDD'S LAKE, LAKE no.
IMCoNG. iiaCsrttNtown, sGM0QLEY's NOM
WATER Gar, Snkot DShr 81 pocono Mountains;
COKE. DANNILLE, NORTH II MHERLAND Mon
toe BINGHAM ON, OXFORD NORWICH, Water
vile. UTICA. RICHFlELD SPRINGS. Cortlfnd.
SYRACUSE, 0swEGO,. ITHACA. OWE,iG ELMIEA,
CORNING, BATH, DANSNILLE, BUFFALO. and al
points WI!,f, X0krHWEST AID SOUTHWEST
900 \. M.-prFfALO, UTICA and OSWtGo EX-
PRESS. Pullman larlor cars, Connect, at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. driving as q. m.
morning. .. ...
7;!O 4. M.-BlNGHAMTON NAIL. stops at prnc
ia stations
i.5o p SCRANTON, DINGnAMrON and Ell
MIRA EAPRI.SS Pullman pIrlOr
4,io i. Vi. RANr0N, wILKE>BARHE and PLYM.
OCTH EAPRE>S. Pullman parlor
1880 p. VI. tDlly).-rU FFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pullman >lcepers. Arrives at 10 a ~.
9.aO =. VI. lDalY.-BCFFALo, UTICA AMI OSwEoO
INPRlN> Pullman srcIrrs
1ItKrfN and TT LLMAN MCoMODAIlONA at 20
Mur.ay and 40 Broadway. IlrKts terry stations
TS5 and ~ BortwaT. jJ West l2jt st. 23j Columbus
ave NewYogk 1893 Wa-hincton.st.. 726 FIton-,t. and
Us Bedford ave brooklyn. Time tables giving full in
formation at all stations.
WEST, orr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or Residence to .tnauon.
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i -IhIIaI' IpnIH UcIO' q ulr q. VI. D1pI No l. rs
Arch ST. Philadelphia December - ls95.-Sc1.d pro.
lOals in rplicatc. viii Dc rccvcd here until II O'Clock
A. Nj Monday, Januay %. 1893. for furnishing the T.
=. Ouart"nas tcr'> Da tnent. IN this civ. with 600
mskra. fur caps. 5000 pairs muskrit fur gauntlet.
5000 nrs cotton stocking, 1900 pairs lcather g1unt
1000 pairs larrsck shoes. 1000 pairs
shoes. BIDS for delivery at other point VIII lc consd
cred Samples Of all articles De Srhuylkll
Arsenal in ths city. Eedcr' must stte dates and
uteS o. their proposed di'ere> '0Ncrnmcnt reserves
tight reject any all proposals. Preference given
articles Of Gorc'tc production manufacture cOnf
lions quality aud price (lncluding ia tho price Of r.
eign prOiuct Ons manufacture the duty ueftOn being
NGual. Blanks for pr1Oaln, specifications cir., VIII be-
furnished application at this Office Envelopes
tanning propo should be cndors proposals for NIL
tary supplies" add csscf The under gued. - j
ShWTltLLE. Deputy Qusrt' rm" Ser General, T. = \. IA
chaTcc OF dcu0f.
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Il s ENGINEER OrElCE Army Rnildinc.

4. Now York December -. 1s92-S, alcd PROPOSAL.
In irlpcatc win received this office ~ o'cork
noon ruo-d y January n 1893. at which place aud time
they vii b. publicly opened In thc prcseiicr Of bidder
uanufIcturc IL hanisn for
lifts with loading appIrau. for l2-inch hishIOwcr gun
and for their sat. erection Of sandy HOOK y
In accordance with specifications aud drawings. which
NAV seen application this office. Tn.
If IIdlcrs invited the Acts Of tngrr, approved
Febrlary % 1885, and February -. 1887 Vol % Page
.32 and "a Page il4 Statutes at Large. q. l..
GILES PIE, Lieut. Co. OF Engineers.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

cstb.st II 3. 100 IL { q Coium6Us-a,e. 5cNi005i
iiaacs N Jcirk, ana wife to theodore 900
Isc 9so of s'h,aysi 'oAOoo; 1900
Gd,st u y -; ~ o. ',n ~ orla DonLce. 1850
West hhdaye soT.'t ,,, l,u n'iaGcd ~ 1850
listhst ~ IL 81 u, " ionn sohnstn - % 800
ci's iIS ;o It 81 %i 2as' scciSy 70 Zen dit
sed,t So. tio last William ii schnid t. ., 900
10y w We, ra%. aSSi00; Joseph ) s"ceny 70 1000
10; ' .s g "nR ," I1 Sssssef pP 70 M S
Brown RAG tsrrns 80 rte Sf i'''" cSa
c'2 Wa ' SSa. Y Ssis'' 's'a 1900 SSSS
Intcr6, lot or fnIny vault - II II OF l+alaArtC'
q,aec 5ss cast iisrrctto-st Il. l0N2st fanny
l2taIe n rimns "a Consodat d Ca 60 $4,000
lotn avg c9 9nnhh o aI'rl ~ 80. 10000
Anstcrdam-eve Go,hr t11.n'''. 'o" 5000
72dot i, i'po c. y, % 10 M n sloane W 100000
lo4th,st. 81 2lo East joan i'''''.'' $3.50
Ml S,, Nr'"nI roeies' " o" 10000
oc4 X ai' 30. 30 East Annie Tiioa jane 200
noSSy xs;a lis and i'': l.lao'' ke1o t, 100
same mop.rty Newman Cohen to same G,::. T.. 1900
hoT No% cG IN Pr'us Lo%eni@id 5000
Alen.st 10; 1913 Fi"'us bo"o"''I ~ W. 80 $50
No1tolkst 10 li5; JOS wit:aer to rincns 90 coo
C;ccitcE.st 5 IS IL Of Stanton.s i7.iox5o;
Coeilc Sol ri to Jaco, Ii,. and another o'''o
9' 6S.s Il ve1drtog rfsre, to DSlis Mhcr 10000
1'thISt " W sH East Ni'n" " e"1 90 81. 1850
eoth "Gs ;. leo IT Of ed.syc 5oAoso marx g. 10,
Bunenthal. ct al t. Jos Wittner ana ano'h1 cow
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Nsw pnblitatlons.

Eighteenth Edition most paid. for 25c or stamps
IT, HE HUMAN HAIR Why il Falls of :;
L Turns Grey and Remedy. Ky Prof HARLEY
PARK Err NJ. LONG & CO.. Oi3 Arch-st.. Phla Pa.
''Esery should read this little book. Athenaeun.
1NC.-ESSAYS of Bacon, IIazltt Lamb. De
IfO Quincy Davis. - Beuyo. Ma luay, Mtfor1'> Our
Village, Buffers Analogy. Prince. Utopia. Mailed.
PRATT. 155 6th-aye.
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Proposals.


DROPOSALS FOR CARRIAGE OF IMPORT
/ ED MERCHANDISE AT THE PORT OF NEW.
YORK a. Treasury Department nNice Of Secretary
Washington D. c.. December ), 1sJ2-n accordance. win
the requirement, Of Section - % the Of Jun~ -
lS7f notice Is hereby given that scaled proposals. VIII be
received the Treasury Department Washington until
~ O'Clock Of Tuesday the 10th day January 1s03
York for Of three years from the FIRST day OF
February 1898 Bidders must state under the mum.
kinds % vehicles under their control and bid
accompanied by certified check for 81 psya
bic to The order Of the Secretary Treasury as
security II such bid be accepted proper contract
into by the party whom such ehall BE- awarded
within DAYS from the date Of notification acceptance
OF bid and bond VIII be executed in SUN Of
$50 600 with suiees for the faithful por.
Torrance " The WI! % ameI
as b. permit Secretary u the Treasury annu il AZ
any wha he deem good The Depart
reserves the right . reject any all bids
waive dctccf The bids be- addressed the ''Scc.
reary OF the Treasury. Washington d C.. and In.
dor,d a, follows proposals for CaItage New.York"
and Will embrace First The price per package Tor all
distances within the port OF SCvYork including ferrage
cartlng d,tabe goods u the ApWoiser's Public
Store for examination from the Importing and
General and WarehOu-c including all ware.
houses end pcr> Moth River aoa East River IN The
cities Of New YORK Brooklyn and JERSEY City and In
lJ0bpcn second Tn" price per package f,r car.ins all
eamlc k'gcs from all points and place Pub
c Apprai~-fs Store Including errag" The check Of TIE
sfu bidder viii I've retained until
considered unless accompanied with such check De.
Isftnent tie right reject airy all bid
The VIII be framed 10 permit the Secretary
Of tho TTeVuiy 10 alnui IL az any time Information
cernnp The VIII Dc riveo by the Collector Of
on application. CHARLES fOSTiR. Secretary.
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

ta.ao s:15 A. M,l:i5 g 40 special 20 Up + d
d foD Toms River. Darnceat PARK ana i1'n'-''' w.
l3 a , Nh civ vneland Bridgeton. 80 A. NJ
az Po Monmouth Beach seabreat and Hiehana Beasa
$50 si5. u 80 T. NJ Zoo 80 NJ. 49, ''''
Ticket, and parlorcar seat, cen De prSu(ru a. 81
2ol ft'' ~ rasr Itth.si 90 ColumbuSaI ga 90
we~t i@5thst NewYork 53S nw,9lG,an5;re %
FIpress co. will call for ana checA O'-s's'
from bot,I or residence u destination
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9nsIrurIlpn
For Boys ard Young Men-Clty.

NJ EW-YORK BUSINESS. COLLEGE. 81 East 1:5:h.
" It, Thorough instruction III Book, epinc Bank.
IN. Commercial Law Penn hsiip CorIcslonIe AriiI.
mctc English branches. etc. Sten0e TypeVrding,
ctr Situations furnished Cal or afdr'-' for circulars
DARE COLLEIIAIE SCHOOL Boys. 5 West j6,h-
-, prepares for college aud business. rr.nar, 81 s..
Few pups received into the family Now open tat;t-
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