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with the armanee OF the tenth section OF last year
e was opposed to the tenth section being dovetaied
attempt 70 intilnidate republican Senator's by slrly
mig 70 bring question fh where Il did not belong
they wan.ed to vote upon the chartera charter Tor
Mr.. KHNHEDY. (rep) OF Syracuse, said he knew it
was The Kindness Of heart that made Mr. Genet
done IT, however, II he were not Iab0rng under
greas excitement. Now, he had had nothing to 40
SO far as the election ri; vas concerned he was sim
Ply dong e!s duty honestly He did IL consccn.
tloueW and directed towards the benefit OF tho
the question dld not appertan TO the Charter, but
Should bo fairly ana fully discussed upon another
occasion, when the matter would come before the
There being no further amendments the clerS read
the title oil the Charter.
Mr.. TWEED ldem.) OF New York, moved that the
committee now rise report the bill and recommend
Mr. GENET moved an smcndmens that the Mayer
have the power Of appointing the canvassers.
Mr.. CRgAMER supported the amendment, stating
that hc desired to check something that should be
Police Commissioners when 1t properly belonged to
the Mayor. lie would vote In the Affirmative.
as change because one Was needed @ ed The power
should be placed in the hands OF the Mayor.
Mr.. WooDIN asked-Was Mr.. Genet desirous OF
was not whit better than the worst man Ia tho
Board Of Aldermens tLaughter.)
Mr. GENEr--lt IL not necessary for you TO repeat
Mr.. TwEED- hr. President, l rise to q point OF
order o. the question now being discussed Is not
The amendment was then put and lost-nays 20,
yeas 8.
Mr.. GENEr moved to recommlt the bln for instruc
ti0nS to make amendments. The motion was lost.
recess was taken at this stage OF the proceed
ings. AT four O'Clock the Senate again took up the
GUS amendments offered in Committee Of the Whole,
the bill was put upon its final passage aud carried
by vote OF 80 to Genet and Thayer) amid enthu-
recess until half past seven O'Clock.
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men aimed control the dsmoerste party and aietaie
the Leadership n their favor that they might have chance
When time and occasion proved The aauIpers ut
party success, Senator Tweed. ~ :s1 yalar demand
generously daae forward 10 the rescue, and BY r snd
decisive acen Inspired by wise and prudent consc and
assisted By the cooperatoe OF men whose sctivty springs
saved the party here and at Albany from dis2
tegraion, and again restored to the high vantage ground
on the battle ic!d Of old victoriea
Eloquent addresses were made by John II. Har
nett James l.. Miller aud other prominent demo-
cratb, after which the meeting adjourned.
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ALUMNI OlSN;A.

The annual dinner OF the Alumni Association OF
the Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity was held on Tues
day evening" April s. at the st, Cloud Hotel IN this
city, at which were present great number OF gens
temen graduates OF colleges North ana South, reps
and the Various bfAdches OF btainess. The assem-
blage was OF vefy brilliant character, DR.. HackS
ley, OF this city, IL president Of the association,
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The New York City Charter and Electlol
Bills Signed BY the Governor.


Governor Holman has signed the Charter and
New YORK City Election bills They viii be sent to
the Secretary Of state tomorrow.
Under the provisions Of the new Charter the
Mayor can appoint the several heaas OF departments
In 1ye days.
Tweed has the pen with which the bills were
signed, together with the ink that was in the Gov.
ernors bottle at the time and the blotter which he
used. JolliGcatons are being held in the rooms Of
Tweed, Sweeny and Hank Smith. The latter has
changed hts name from Hank to Hunk.
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II has doubtless been known through Yor K
county. that the torn Of Lebanon has had a
very poor Town House and very uncomfortable
place to do their business In, having no way to
heat the house, other than by placing a stove
near window And running the funnel through
q square Of glass Last spring, while having
meetings for railroad purposes, some OF the more
considerste portions Of the voters, conceived the
idea that Il would be more TO their credit 10 re
pair their house than to vote to per cent Of
their valuation to the Portland & Rochester X.
II. They therefore by small majority voted TO
repair. and under the direction Of Isaac ii. Fall
and Asel W. Rogers they have thoroughly ne
psirei and finished their house, outside and in.
and they now feel proud In saying that they
now have as good q town ball As there Is in
York county; also an Office for their Selectmen
to do business in. So much for the good judg-
ment and proper decision Of old Lebanon.
A TAX PAYER.
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The festival Of the G. A. r. given by the
ladies Of this city, TO Post Sheridan, ut City
Hall on THURSDAY OF last week, was gratifying
success, aud reflects much credit upon the ladies
of the several religious societies Of Biddeford.
Mr.. wedgewooi discharged the duties Of Presi-
dent TO the satisfaction OF all. A beautiful U.
IS. dag was presented TO the Post, with apprO-
pirate remarks by Mr.. Knowlton, in behalf Of
Triumph Engine Company, and responded TO
by Mr.. Hubbard, in behalf Of Post Sheridan.
The sale Of I" Diamond Ring Cake (tho cake
was given by A. Pierce & CO., and the ring by
Twsmbley & Clesves) excited quite an interest.
Mrs. l.. II. Small received the lucky slice con-
tsining the ring. We are Informed that the
whole sum realized from the proceeds OF the en-
tertsinmeut is nearly four hundred dollars,
which win do much good in the hands Of the
Relief Committee. r...r
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OUR OWN NrdrE.

The Lewiston Journal says two young men
brothers, residing in that city, got into an al.
tercatidn Saturday when the elder stabbed the
younger with apockct knife, cutting cash to
the bone about two inches in length. The
wounded man was taken to his residence and
Dr. Frye called, who dressed the wound and
pronounced il not dangerous. The elder broth
or has kept ont os sight since the quarrel.
The following patents have, been issued 10
Maine inventors c. Furbish. Bucksport, truss
for vessels c. p. ,McKenny, saco, horse shoe ;
ID. X. Rogers. JOnespOrt. ship pump J. A.
Lidback, Portland, steam pump.
The Lewiston Falls Manufacturing Co. has
declared dividend of 10 per cent.
Stephen walker Of Brunswick, was inci SO
and costs by . police justice of Brighton, Mass,
for cruelty to calves in transportation.
~ Mr.. a. Davenport OF HallOwsll has in his
cellar pork barrel made of cedar that has
been in constant use for lO7 years, and is now
as good as when new. t,va 1rNN
Iii stated that among the new arrangements
under the consolidation Of the Portland & Ken
nebcc and Maine Central Railroads will be a
night train from Bangor, which viii land its
passengers in Boston at an carly hour in the
morning. 80 ..-
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Family Me dicines
HAIR REsToRERs,
,s.rss AND *,
FANCY GOODS.

Dnkc's Plantation Differs, UFA %
wehster's Hair lnyigoator. "a 60
Best Black SILK Velvet Ribbons.
DIR. Pierco's Bitters, 49, tfFN Cheap.
Dr. lIartshorns Biitors. shf
Bushs Hair Dye, NfW
LarooLaiis Indian Vegetable syrup.
i$%i:: t;s. Ssiss Sisss NJ Sif$s;. S;;is;. cA''s$; 8
Specr's Wine Bitters. -, 4. -
AmOry's Spool Cotton, only $O.U1
Ladies' Work Boxes large size,, only Is
Splendid ] psrfsmsfiidi. { Glovs boxes, very Chsap,
Photograph Albums tnew lop, ~ 2A =, ~
French Leather Bags ffpm $l.O TO $500
All siIes Dolls and Doll lleads.i .r9 49,. III,
FsTSs sf fiosSfs % fiSispo % Aihan. ouyEI .,
Match Boxes, Cologne Stands, Mugs, Dpminoes
~ ykar tsaGE hor OF cnsA and pAinEs VASES.
psatiS lead Playing Cards. Is, .isubbcr si =.
Drums. iapts, Dogs, China Baskets ,,,is,' ,lss
Good Diaries, q. GOOD Wallets, ...F ~. 2.
Scissors 81; p Shiklarsn' khs Alphabet nl0't. 2
Large bunch Blue Yarn, so. N .1.gi ~ =.
Woolen Yarn, lall colors) y.
Rcnnc's Magic on, only '" - y
.lasse Lot Nks srrLss Jswslry Very Cheap
New Lot of Iadios' Hack COMBS, Chsap
Coarse Combs, Ui. Best Linon Thread, "
GOOD GOOD Tooth 6fushcS, 10. Linen Collars, q
All Linen Cuffs, (ladles),
Pearl Seeyo buttons IA
isIiss, All IIemlaeti iIds., lllbSj Cli0
Ladies' Embroidered " ~
Ladies' All Wool Hose, (best), ,.,r r,. Cheap.
Laco Collars, Berase and Tissue Wells. NNi :.
Gents all Linen BOsOms, y,
Gents' Linen Iiemncd lldfs.,
Halls Sicllian Hair lenewer, a.g tp
American Hair Ilestorer, G
iStfnttt'. f Cocaine for the Hair, . 'Nuvc 70
Nice Hair Oil thishly perfumed( only 10
Canada Hears crease, OF Arctusine, "a
Magnolia Balm for the Complexion, I'IIlfl 80
SsHS9cks ssY,, Pills. y M,Ss,. NySs,. pi.' yn |,
Hills Rheumatic pills, only .r.f.,.,.,t ~
Best Alpaca Dress Braids, tsix yardD a. ~
Ladies' Heavy Silk Cord Nuts, ''.'- -
Japan Tea Rose, Night Blooming Csrues Jock.
ey Club, Pondlily and other nice perfumes, Chtdp.
Japan Switches, GOOD ones) pery CA.dp.
BLACK sILk Velvet Ribbons, ,tall widths, :" I"
Best Black Kid Gloves, at Reduced Priess.
Ladies' Elastios aud Elastic nraids, Dress But-
tons best Needles and Pins
), M?,S e, and fJsssls;s sv,nn on,v Cheap
Atwpotils Dlttvrs, a.. Browns Troches, ~
scheneI,a SSi.g% Tonic % and syrup, tcach) sim
Perry Davis Pain Killer, only .t.,, , I'D
Allcock's Plasters, ~ Ilerricks Plasters, iiilD
Russia Salye, ~. Miss sawyer's Salye, sl.T ID
Johnson's Anodyno Liniment, .EI.. -
Ayers Sarsaparlia and Cherry Pectofal, tcach) 90
JacksOn's Catarrh Shut only r,liliiF =
Wistars Dalsam of Mid Cherry,JV. 20
Peruvian Syrup, lpreparation Of from %
Poland's White Pine Compound, -
Goes Dyspopda Cure. only la 20
Best Meen Fun, Best Red Rouge. Best Pink Balls,
Caidcr's Dentine. mice for the Tecth) %
Corset Springs, lead Necklaces.
PLAGG'S fNsrANT5 Ie;LIER, only 90
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We noticed by the Worcester Gazette, that
Mr.. & Mrs. Geo. Cough, formerly OF Kenno-
bunk, on the 9th inst. celebrated the nth ami
versary Of their wedding, at their residence in
Worcester, called their wooden wedding. Many
oC their old friends were present, who witnessed
the original ceremony, among whom WAS the IA
ther Of Mr.. Clough. from Kennebunk. Up
wards of one hundred guests visited the housc
during the evening. and the presents which
they brought were very judieiously selected.
There was much amusement caused by the rc-
ceptiou Of large box Of wooden pills, proba-
bly, intended for the Doctor, brother Of Mr..
CiOugh. An elegant supper was served TO the
company. and good time enjoyed.
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..e:ssi 49, 2{.
,s,sszSSta7Ss:sxsl

RoDRRTsS-- DONALD. - In this city, Jan. ., by
Roy J. Stevens, Mr.. VIM. 4. Roberts, of Water
borough, and Miss Henrietta Mcdonald. Of u.
ROBERTS-SRAVEY. In saco, tat Tho ,Occan
IIonsel, Jan. Il, by Rev. j. Hubbard, jr Mr. AonEo
Roberts AMI Miss Angie A., Daughter OF Dea. II,
LORD-Kl,iBAI.L, In Hollis, Doc. 81, by John
Haley. esq, Mr.. James w. Lord, Of Sebago, and
Z q Miss Almeda Kimball, II u. ~. FfL
STODDARD-YATEs In Buxton, Dec. N, by 1lcv.
'u o. Richardson Mr.. Charles Il. btodtlard, Of Ok
ford, and Miss Adrianna Yates, Of Buxton Centre
RlDLEY-LORD. In Sanford, Jan. 2, by Rev. w.
II. Yeoman, MIR. Joseph Ridley and Miss Mary a.
y: Lord, both OF y: ,--,,-
EMERY-KlMBALL. In Sanford Jan. II, by Kov.
q, w. II, Yeoman. NIr. S. Benton Emery and Mis-
Lizzie 7. Kimhall.
WRlGIlT--WlI.SON. In Portsmouth, N. H., Jan
4, by Rev. Samuel IIoyt, Amos Wright, OF p, and
Miss Layinia Wilson, OF Kittery. -..tlst
KNOX-DuRB0Ws. In Great Fails, n. IT., Dec.
=. -, Mr. willard s. Kuox and Miss Josephine \.
Burrows, both OF Lebanon. ..t. ..,,... ...
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Our friends who have male application Tor
sdsily sheet during the se.on Of .ou ,s.-n nv !.
being held at saeo, are informed that there Is
no such sheet published Al etSr wa. made =, m
,h;. .i,v and Saoo, TO set up sneh an one, but
the project failed for want q aeoaTteaent.
We shaIi give a concise report Of the dolngs, IN
our yeekS issae. and hope to give all that Is
worth reporting bat cannot present. IS iall a
rrcoci. As what might have bsen. In paper
p,rticulsrly devoted to that subject.
P.S, Since the above WAS written ve have
made arrangements whereby We shall give full
report Of each case
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this week, with an enlargement Of one colum'
to each page and With an entire new dress.

this week, with an enlargement Of one column
to each page and With an entire new dress;
rt t'IYffN frn .Ii1 Ills % bBVoEi,i rail
J. W. Jones sf POrtlasd lOsts,8ne span OF
team horses and wagon Last Friday. ~ ,bpes1tng
off the bridge into the Presumpscot river.''ihs
water was deep and current sirsng, apd all went
out OF sight tosether.--i female ipfsapi ptppe
months old Vas found last Eriday rni.AiP Py MI.
@. Plummer Of Portland. in his entry with a
nursing bottle by its side. The little one 70
cruelty deserted.wm prepulyIcrrd for by the
city authorities Thirty soldiers were Discharged
from tbc U. g. Ipllitsryssyi ut Aiisustp ti'1f ti'1f
Weck.-Eoysrs, were spthsrS qt GnY, last
week.-Tbe committee have agreed to discon-
tinue the course u Lectures at Bath, for want
of intercst.-Th logging teams In the woods are
said to be out Of hay. no snow, ppd s'r7eaams 'l7an
open, 50 they cannot get opt, and i Is feared
some must starvs, before relief can be had
Fourteen barques and brigs, and a large number
Of schooners, sailed from Portland for Cuba, last
week.. tg ETCII9EnITOO
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We take pleasure in citing our readers to the
advertisement Of ID. Y. Littlefeld's, 40 Main
Street sacO. Any wanting the very best apples
in the market, or SICK Of the incest buckwheat
-four can be accommodated. Mr.. Liltlefeld Is
one OF our most enterprising young men. and
rs he makes speciality Of the produce trade.
can always give the purchaser the best articles,
at the lowest prices. We have noticed when
passing his store, that there Is no lack OF Gus
toners, and should judge that he Is doing thriy-
ing trade. and well he may, for he understands
his business, also the worth Of printers ink.
Many Of our hari-time grumblers, who rarely
see customers, would profit, by taking Few les
sous Of friend Littls6ela. and learn the secret Of
his success.
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Dreve. Major General Charles ii. Smith. who
has been appointed to succeed the late Gen
eral Mower As military commandant In Louis
isna, Is well known in this State. He is grail
u,te OF Colby University and formerly resides
In Elstport. During the war he became Colo
mel Of the famous First Maine Cavalry, and al
terwsrlls received his higher beyet rank. AZ
ter the war and before he became IN officer ol
the regular army he served In the Legislature
rs Senator from Washington County. lie Is a
native Of Hollis in this County.
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The fifteenth marriage anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. z, wOrmwcod CT Kennebunk was
celebrated at their house on Tuesday evening
ilth inst. Between two and three hundrel
persons were present. Previous TO the feast of
"good things" the happy couple were remarked
by their pastor Rev. q. W. Ballou. She prom
islng to black his boots, &C., when he requested,
and he promising TO rvck the cradle, when she
wished 10 make calls. and TO furnish her with
plenty Of spending money, &c. The CON-
pany separated at q late hour, leaving for the
.'biide and groom" a splendid crystal service.
worth seventy tvc dollars, ss . testimonial, Of
the popularity Of the recipients. A. 4. II.
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Our readers should not forget the lecture by
Carleton" at Shaw's Hall. on Friday even
ing. II will undoubtedly be the best one of the
whole course. His subject, "Chins and the
Chinese, or a New Way Around the World" is
one OF much interest. aud we hope to see the
Hall crowded. In order TO secure him the Com
mittee were obliged to put the lecture over from
Wednesday until Friday, on account Of his en-
glgements in other places.
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Our citizens are TO have rich treat at Shaw's
Hall next Monday and Tuesday evenings, by
the Uniyersalist & School Of this city, under
the direction of Mr.. FrOst OF Providence X. l.,
who viii give his splendid rableaun Of scenes in
tue lif6 Of Christ, and Joseph and his brethren,
making two entertainments in one, consisting Of
the most splendid Tsb'csux ever witnessed, u
lumlnatci with brilliant oolored lights.
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Triumph Engine Company, No. 1, which has
been reported as asdisbanded. Is not only not dead,
but not even sleeping. We are happy to say
that they still keep mp their organization. and
in proof Of this would state that their annual
ball will come of at Shaw's Hall, this city, ON
the I'D OF February next; and they intend to
make Il the grande-t affair of the season.
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A little girl Of VIM. o NJ. Haines OF s,cC,
less than two years old, got haR 8 peanutshel
up her nose some four months ago rhich en-.
tirely disappeared Tue other day IL worked
down in sight and was taken out, looking ss nat
ural A. Il did At the tipe Il entervl the ehild''
nose. The child receiving no material injury.
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A nIstrsssinK CouRh causes, TIE hiendssf tho
sufferer almost as much palm As the Sufferer himself
and should receive Immediate attention. DR.. Tis
ia,,. Ss,SmY ggf els,v .p.edily caG5cpEhs,
relieve consumption, and In many we'll attestcd
cases II has effectci n perfect cure.
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oBYEn4LhSERSIrEsfsJ

r > sab ~ o. J1I fsiiE lr..asfF ,sr. .LlN
The U. s. mint at Carson, Nevada,' IL now
ready to go into operation n.'nfd
In Charleston, s. c., Friday night, two col
orod men verersfssed; admission 10 the dress
circle and reserved seats at the Academy pi
Music. John r. Ford Of Baltimore, the mann
ger, was arrested on the affidavit Of the two
men, for violation Of the civil rights bill.
The cabinet factory of Alfrel Howes, of Phil
adslphia. MAS burnt sunday Los. sap, ,9W-
The.tug-bSat Jonathan Chase was ,burnT IN
New York harbor Sunday morning, The crew
escaped i'm the boats. -
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The little steamer that plies between the rail-
road bridge and Moderation village ON the Saoo
river was running Jan. 7th, the like Of which
was never knawn before ON this river at that
season Of the year.
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MASON. In this city, Jnn.A. Lydia A., DAUGHTER Of
Euniee and the late Daniel Mason, Of Emcry's
Mills, aged 3S years and 10 months.
G0OGlNS, In this city, Dee 30, infant son OF Geo.
T. and Lizzie A. Googins.
COOK lnYork, Dec 9, George foiefic yutmgrst
J ehiht NJ Leonard O. md RoSera R.Cook ,asei !
GiIIWhSt In Portland Dee. -, Mr.. 'ssrnh J. Gil.
3 man, formerly Of this city, aged ~ years. But n
Few days since she walked among US, apparently
in perfect health, and though her sickness was
the last, and sweetly fell asleep in the triumphs
f OF Christian hope. I '' .''i' D..
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The jefferson Street frecwill Baptists Of this
city are TO commence series Of religious meet
ings at their vestry next Monday evening, 18th
inst. The public in general, and the young in
particular are invited 10 attend.
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Scmi.Weelkly lime!

On and sf,er the 18th Inst. the hnc
p ~N-s Steamer Dirigo and francooia, sfil
GI until further notice, runs 80 follous,
Leave 8aIt's Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4o'elock +. NJ, and leave
Pier y East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. at3PM
The Drlgo and Pranconla are fitted up sith ans
Accommoda ations for passenger mailing this the
most conyeent and comfortable route for kav-
elers between New York and Maine.
PaSsaee, IN state Room. tsbo. Cabin passsge,
StCO. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line 10 and from Mon
tIeal, Quebec, Halifax, 81 John, and all parts OF
Maine.
the steamers as early as 3P. 81. on the day that
they ieaye Portland. 90.
Por Freight or Passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Ralrs Wharf. Portland.
IL, AMBs, rier 33 Rast River. New York.
May Q, lsCS. ~
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aluiua: aud annraal.,


Ex-Governor Of Massachusetts, delivers an
agricultural lecture at. North Bersiek, tbs
eseling.---Ths great length OF tho Msss'se
obliges US to leave out advertisements anu "A"
Ter sst especially for this week
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rhe sal- % re~s cf the - Cceg sc. lat Ncoisy,
aHE.t tsco moee than ever befre --Rey y ~ Emer-Ou
viii " sch u-Si sahea,h the subject OI"Angs %
spirituahm.-
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FALL RIVER LINE
.Nsp York, Philadelphia. Baiiimort., Pa,h
ingfon, and all principal points Wtii,
South and South Pssf,

.Ntp York, Philadelphia. Baiiimort. ,tVa,h
ingfon, and all principal points Wtt,
South and South JPtsf.
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, s5O0i Deck, 500. Daggsgs
SEe9 checked thr,ugh and transferred IN New
&GHS Yosk free az ehsrye
rnskXSu New york trains iesve the OIL Colcoy
AMI Newpsu Railway Depot, eosnsr of scuh aud kpes
Ani Streets daily, SUNDAYS eSceptedD - fonovsi u
4.3O z. NJ arriving In fal River 20 MINUTES In advance
b.1O p ~, connecting NJ Fali River With The ne.
masninoen. steamers PROVIDENCE, CAPT. u. ". sm-
mons, BRISTOL, Capt W. II. Lewis. These steamers
The fastest soi mot riiabl butts the Sound, built
expressly fot sIeei, safey and ooniot. Tis ss
meets With all the Southern Boats and Railr~d LDes fn,
New York going West and SOUTH and eouvenistt 10 the
California Steamers
s~ro shippers of frcight' this Linz. With Es
new and extensive deret accommodates In Dcsta spd
LIne 70 supplied ~h faellts &c height ard Ia'ssnerr
busiDess which canna be surpassed Freight always Ia.
ken al low rstss. aBi iorwnnied ~hh doisich. %
New York Espress Tregbt Train leaves Doston at lao
p ~, goods arrive In New York next morning about
A. ~ Freight leaving New Ycsk fcsehes Bostpn ue
following dry at 9IS An.
Pcr tickets bsrths aud stsercns sppiy at the Cosa
nys Office, st No. OIL Stale Hoa.e, corpsr ~ wnbng
on ansi Sste Rtrrets and NJ Old Colony and NrvpV De
pot, corpsr VI south and KDe,laDi strets. Bos,on.
steanners leave New York daily. Sundays txcspscil,
no@ Pier 10 North River, iOot Of CHAMBER IT,, at
GBO. aIIyERICK, Passenger Freight AT.
..f Id. F.a JANIS FISK, Jr,, hes.
". II. sIMOSs.
Managing Directos sarasanset Steamship Co.
oy. &. 1902 ly22 rs ...
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THE AuERrcAy ODD fsLLow for January Is rs.
ceived. II Is greatly enlarged and improved, and
reflects credit upon the Order OF which q is the Of
fetal organ. Among It's uniformly attractive con.
tents We notice, Coincidence Money, an original
story Of great power and thrilling interest, scen.
tifc aud CurIsns f,cts Odd Fellow Gemsi Health
and Ply steal Culture; The Old Year and tho New
"Reminiscences oftbe Order The Manchester Unity;
Ladies' Olo; Youths Department; Choice Poetry
Eutertainipg Niseellany;J state 1Npartfneuts;
Home nnd Foreign Concspondence.Y 10. &c. Pub.
lishcd by John w. Orr, No. " Nassau Street, New
York. $40 per year, or ] % per volume, >.
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.lggaESEW 9iUBLIcAIIoNsFIgTlq

. No OATH or ALLEGIANCE NEEDED.-The boys
ad gak of the un.ted states need No oath a6 pllnr
Ehncc administered 10 them I'm behalf of "Meffys
Museum" h possesses their lasting affection, and
secures Its title by always rewarding their eager
expectations In Ia attractive Iass. ,rhs Jnnuary
number has tho opening chapters OF q new serial
ft0ry for boys, entitled attles at Home" by MS
Darling, "bob and Chitabob," o boat tory .'By-
and.By,"' charming little poem, by LID Nichols;
.nyeung Italy In Boston,ra touching sketch BY p
Boston artist "Becky's Christmas Dream;
well.writtsn story, irtrYtuchas q Song q Ket-
.The Elves,n a. short poem by, Edgar faycetti
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