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WAIT Wait. husband, before you
wonder sudibly why your wife don't get
along With the household affairs 3" as your
mother did" She is doing her best,
and no woman can endure to have that
best slighted. Remember the long, wca
ry nights she sat up with tho little babe
that died remember the love and care
she bestowed upon you when you had
thst long spell of sickness. Do you think
she 10 made Of east irsn n Wait-wait in
silence and forbearance, and the light
will come back to her eyes-the old aht
for the old days.
Wait wife, before you speak reproaeh
fully 10 your husband when he comes
home late. weary, aad "out of sorts. .
He worked hard for you all day. perhaps
far into the night be has wrestled, hand
in hand. with care and sel6shness and
9 greed, and oil the demons that follow in
the train Of money making Let home
be smother atmosphere entirely Let him
feel that there i one place in the worlt
where he can tnd peace and quiet ant
perfect love, s
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He arth and Home
AND
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DESCRIPTION.

said Ben Taylor is about Is years of age. is
about feet six inches high, weighs about
l45 pounds. light complexion. dark auburn
hair, blue eyes, round tnl full face large
neck wore a light frizzy beard on his chin /;
has n tendency to laugh when conversing
and when last seen had ON dark jeans suit.
and new pair of boots with brass taps on
the heels; when last heard from was IN New.
ton county Ia ,his state.
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1770, NEW YORK.

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CENTENNIAL LETTERS,

EDITED BY JOHN VANCE CHENEY.
A rare collection Of Revolutionary Letters,
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ants Of Col. Joseph Ward They are full Of inter
est and will be read with rare relish in eonnec.
ton with the Centennial celebration Of the year.
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A Second Farmers Vacation,

BY COL. GEO. WARRING, JR.
Col. Waring is now in Europe, visiting. in a
row, boat ride Of two hundred and fifty mies, one
OF the most fertile and interesting of the vine.
growing valleys of Europe. This second series
Of papers promises to be even more interesting
than that with which our readers are already ia.
miliar
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"h19kev,

warranted not to cut in the eye-not head
ache in a hhds. of tit is no sooner in your
belly than its on your back in pound of beef
and it carries bead like necklace; fol
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
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BY EDWARD EVERETT HALE.
erh territory. now forming the States of Louisiana
and Texas. at the time of Aaron Burrs treason
The characters lived in a section which was new
American, now French. and now Spanish, and
this record Of their adventurous lives makes sto-
~ Of intense and unfagging interest throughout
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AMERICAN COLLEGES.

Written respectively by their friends. will appear
during the year. The revived interest in college
life makes these pap.n especially timely. and will
secure for them unusual attention.
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Shoemakers look out for your Souls.

A LII kinds of Shoemakers Trimmings,
IA Lasts, boot Trees; Shoe Pegs. by the
bushel. shoe Thread. Avis. and thousand
other things to tedious to mention.
by m 6. AUSTIN.
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OIL CAN,

Like the Jersey man, II aves all oil and
II you had two cans two uld save more.
Having this patent can.
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-22

GABRIEL CONROY,"
a NJ BRET. HARTE, N
Begins in the November number, and ~ill run for
twelve months. This 10 Mr. Hartes first extend
ed work. The scenes and characters. which the
author has chosen from lis favorite field, Calfor-
MIA are painted with characteristic vividness and
power: and the work is without doubt the most
graphic record of early California life that has yet
appeared.
We shall also begin in the January number,
PHILIP NOLAN'S FRIENDS,
Or Sh1 " Ynur pussnnrts "
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Coal Oil,

is sold by the undersigned at 40 cts. per
gallon. If no one else can. / can. for have
the CAN do il with.
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MORE LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT
N All kinds of

with whom YOU can leave your orders for any
kind OF lumber dresSe on one side or both
Sash glazed. or not; panelled doors shutters,
etc. and all things necessary for building up
the country.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
Eeaal Notices.

IN pursuance of an order of Delan0 G. CAL
yn ESQ., SURROGATE Of the County OF York. notice Is
hereby given all persons having claims against the estate
of Francis " La Fargo late Of the City Of New York de
ceased 10 present the with vouc thereof To the sub
siber at he office Of A. g. Thorp esq Pinest IN the City
Of New York or before the 26h day Of December next
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF June, 1875.
je23 Iaw6uF ALPHoNSE J. LA FARCE, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of DELANO c.
CALVIN, esq, Surrogate Of the County Of New York,
notice IA hereby given 10 al persons having claims against
JOHN A. SAVAGE OF the City OF New York. deceased
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber
at her place Of transacng business at the Office Of Hugh
Porter No Dey street. the City O New York. before
the 26th Of February nextDated NewYork the 10th
day OF August 1876. AGNES SAVAGE, Executrix
HUGH PORTER, Proctor for Executrix.
au1l law8mP No Deyst, HewYork
IN pursuance of an order of Delano c. CAL
IL win, esq Surrogate Of the County Of NewYork notice rs
hereby all persons having claims against George l.
Ronalds late Of the City OF York. deceased TO
the with vouchers thereof 20 Inc subscribers at the Office
Of L. A. Wiithans No "a West 3btst III the Cty OF New
York before 1st day Of November Dated New.
York the 2eth day sf April 1876. II. A. WIT'rHAUS,
Il A. WITTHArs, JR,
RONALD THOMAS,
APPS law6mF Executors
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pENNsYIIV RAILROAD.

4 1. N = IL
1 GREhr TRUN X LINE ANn UNITED STATES MAIL
RoUrk Train. sss Ne"fort via Desbrc'ses and Cor'-
TsprcsS Tor HaIiis5Grc. Pittsburgh West South.
with PuTan Palace Cars attached $3.50 A. n ana $50 j. a.
For &iamspcsi; iSct Haven, CORY and Enc at 2lo aud
$50 p m connecting ri Cory for 1iiusyic, Petroleum Cen
For Baltimore wasington and The so9h Limited s wash
$50 a. "a arivcs al Washing ton al ~ ~ Regular at $40
a. Es3t E Ts af Ssd De "y5 5 SO & $50 M l2so
T. . . q 80 = & ana ~ night 40 and D. ,,I n Eni
slr For 2 cen,enSs Depot u Al Sso e8o 1890 and
at ], 44J $780, q, a0d 7o5 M on sunday 72o H. n a
foT SsSar ns G3 TO- 10 = $40 6 GP SO j
ESQ 4 1850 siC 10, iISo p. H. IL niist Sunday
3 sfaYS sS a. s'9 4sS go 4SO S 9S $40 Z a y 30 o.
$50 4 75o, sle 10. ll'o p. M and ~ nsnt sunday,
20 For sl l9hSsS, SS 40 . 10 4 @m;l2a z
s,i lG IT, o. w. @ snd y nIsSi sal,T $40 go and p ~
For woo5brdae perth Aabs aud souh Amboy. AMI 10
u For f sew iS BiSlssief, and u M p alo aio $500
Fer FST sssson S,, MS,IS SSa fdtky Ill., ~ ,lopm
PSr pSr iIanise 1 e,S $50 a. NJ & = "a
Ior piipsture and Beyi5,,' i9v. m T. an" SlO T. "
FSr Msieer somerFet lIsEe' y a. ana p NJ o and
For Trenton Borieptovn, burlington aod Caden 1850 ana
$50 =. ~. 1850, 9, 4, Z. ana p ~, ,.,o on.,
For fee,9s sS a,G & nasu M 10 a. = an D. %
For iLnisioau pebcTioe and snien Wa Isr'h Annoy
aSe ~ ad va hSa, 1a'1ii ~ @ VIA a Perth Amboy
and 3On no. vim hou;uouh JGnciion o, , ,ooo . M
T'aes 49,. s1ivs tlG aaS ies NJ ana I5o p ~ das
esesg. Monday a wsehssisn ASa s ns''a's seS e Ps1 = G
sepL,a S.os c.2o $50 i6.lo ll. Il - s 2l9 sisy sy
ls sis. s, & s1S esS eSO da @ S6s & & 80 and iG2o
Is oa9 szS and .a Sst sSass 80 No. Aa'Gr
IsssTn ses ey NG sahi M sss sss ts os ies
"'i"" ID H. BOYD. r. csr. Passenger AselI
fiAsK TEo&sox. General aas-sef
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
BrookIpn l9roprrtn Go fet.
Gonntru propcrin 60 Get.

A PLACE in perfect order containing five
~ acres an orchard apples pears dwelling.
hoaise and necessary buildings, at Porehestf West
chester Co. To lei, $50 year. d. G. HANILAND No Z
BoWery.
rVO LET CHEAP.-Large county RESI-
DENCE Shrewsbury Riyer, tye lnlBocs' VAN foln &c
pot Address chAs. LEIGHTON, heS Ballk. NeS-JelseI
Two LET-Until May or longer, on basis OF
$50 ufurse 800 Iassfly furnished viii sefNanfs,
h0se eiiskess large COTTAGE RESIDENCE - rcgnls,
stslla acre garden IN shade lawn and bearing peer t;ee SIT
nsu rirec INMATES walk f~m West Hlzaiefh r. r. Dcct
GcHtrsi q. OF n -. aad 90 Rsutes ride by ffeeDs
Trains or Ibertys n. v Gas ana Ngter IN hOls
payranens near healthy location pasture f,i desiiea
careful paf1ies apply this week the PBses. or to the
OWSER Room 2 No. Nassausr
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
gitp Rfal estate for Sale.

DULANDT& WHITING, Real Estate Agents,
IL Betkpan-s; near new Pest Office make special Eates
far The carr OF estates property n this vicinity. Their
ong xpercnce IN business enables them to render the
most efficient service.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
ERIE RAILWAY
~ SUMMER ARRAN GElfENT Of trans in effect June S.

~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Of trains in effect June 5,
1876
9a m.-Cinennati and Clioags Day Express Drawing.
Room Coaches Buffalo Suspesion Bridge Sleeping
Cosoles 70 Cleveland. Cincinnati and Chcagn.
lu4J n-Exioss Mail oT Buffalo, with sleeping Coaches
attached.
Coaches through Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincn.
na Cleveland ehd Chicago without change; also Hotel Dp
ing cars Ia Clevel.nd end Chicago
Trains lcayn Chambers SiTee; Depot. n Y, for
Newark $40 s50 lOf5, ll3O m. 3l5. 5:lb and G:i .
w. ana IL midnight Saturday nights only. sundays OILS
iIurfclfrd rsrk and Passac 64s 7i5 10 A. m IL noon
lao, q 3s5, 4S0. OILS, g. $50, ., 10 y. IL m'l.
night Sundays, SS 10 a. m l;i5, $3.50 T. M and IL nd
Paterson, G:i5, 7:i5 s:3o 10 lO45 1880 M 2 noon
Las. 8, B. 10. S;l5 t3 5l5 q, G:l5 $780, 10 and
l2 midnieht Sundays $50 95, 10 m- Las, GS0,
sulern. 6:l6 5:45 TO- l0:45 n m, las S45 g. G. p M
~ midnigAi Sundays, $50 10 l45. tSo M, and
ConW1il T:45. 8 %. m. 3:30 4So p m Sundays $50
Warwick 7.5, lOa5 q IN, AGO y IN.
NeWburgh 1s5. - lo:i5 a. m $50, f:5o p m sundays
$50 a. m
Oo~iol $40, o, l045 n. $780, si5. 4;5o y. sun
Miasihiown 7I5, .. iO:i5 p n. 1886, A:s0 }.
DAYS saa, 10 a. lheD and l3J !. m trains
Port Jtrvis 745, 9, l0l6a NJ 430 p IN Sundays $50
10 a. m. and l.. M
NGTr-1Tsips i,..vue Cba;nberssi hall hoa;s
earlier tlan above une;
trSt. iry lEutcs EARLIER. bOaia leave fwcnty !Ti-
iO5 p. conngcjin, with leaving Cham
at 10 u. and Il nidul@ hit
Tickc,s passage sd iOr Apartments IN Drawing rOoih
Sleeping Coaches 10 obtained AID oricrs 1r TIE
lc ttlfc
C.aces. 2SJ, iOi, 90, anu 80. eHiwayi 10 CoI
Ixpfcss Trains fToIn NewYor. at 725
q. lao aud 4.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. II
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

BOUND BROOK HONi
FOR PHILAD ADE1r tIA AND 1HE thNiENNlAi.
e'0mnCDc1ns MONDAY. JuIe 10 1876. Trans
Leave Newfork loot of Ibcrty al 6SJ, I:i5 9lo a. n
l30, ), Gs}O y.
s21 6:20 " m.
Philadelphia from staii0n North Tonnsylvena Raj
road Third and BelEsss at 1850 ESQ l3O. 32j. D,
ESQ Leavs ConionEial Gro-nds ~ 5:l0 9l0 a. m la
& s.,u, 6:lO p. m.
Puiaan Drawing Room Cars attached to the 7fj aud
9l5 trains froU New-lCrL. Rad 20 trains leaving Co.
tenmal 6riEuhs at 49, and frio ~.
Rates passescFs freight low s BY other route
Cn.enniai tssss,r4s atliycr al the aa the
CenteEna! Grounds. II. 4. BALDWIN.
Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
-, - ,AIdENToWS LII LINZ, ~ & &Fsrry stations In New York
station feci iOeFysL cGineSts al Ezsbst6pot With
o with % sS%s Ga Branch fTs r. is
Beg & and we Wet H M hs az al Win SSncHn .ss T ans
snsGuelanna DiyigioD also win Lehigh Valley Railroad
COM csmmsne,a, sS%SEI ; .A4iR%SsEsEsT We" ,"o, n
S1S A a for s,sR snss sa
qua Iamanena MilsssDa,ie Posyils scranton ke eon-
51 %Eo5 sSmqFys and srna,r
o ssd MsSs dSas Tsx+n
.iO;d5 a. m.IFsr someryile a,d Bennington. ......
Mauch Chunk Tanaqua Mahancy city. HazlctOn, Wilkes
barre Read 1S. Columbia Lancaster, Ephrata Pottsvie
PAS D. m.--ExrREss for Eas,on, Chunk
500 W cIor seioGiev's Mountain. Rason, Anenown
ana Msucp CHUNK connects at Junction win Del, Lack
slSC p m.~For somerviIie and Pennington
5l5 j. m-Iof Bound BIok
.S!i iaEyESiNe EXPRESS daily i% Ession Allentown
Mauch Chunk Whkosbarre Towanda Reading and Hsrrss
For I3zsGo.l Al $50. 64o 6ls. -, 80 .745, sso
So 'S25 '1o;iI lia5 & a. nj y mi ls:4@ c = -
'S;$S: ;zs $50 si.S .lGsO 4 I;iS, s. :i2Pn
LSe LSesI TRAINS Trains TO TO Rsaelt scHsTic S a $40 n
9os. lo03 ll:S5 M l2s5n. l.5t 800 40 6:2o 6;20
Is mace by Ciarksos Ferry a, jersey City
Foa NEwAEK~Leave foot Of Liberty-st b:50 Gs 7l1
IA S:l5 sA5 s25 10 4 a. M ~ M Y j. 3 80 4 4ss1
o 5So @ $50 7So s5S loS - = N Leave @ tCoI , o.
800. 4:2O 5@2n, e:2o. 7:zo, $50 1899 1880 p M
Trans leaving of LibeTtySt at 5:40 a. and J.
stages German Valley Tor sccoleys Noun
tam
NEW-Y0Rk AND LONG BRANCH II. II.
ALL RAIL LINE BErwEtN NEW-NoRE, LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE SEA GlkT. AND StsUAN.
Time Table OF July it, 1876 Trains leave New York FROM
foot q Mbertyst. NORTH River, at 1i5 5l5 ll4J H.,
3.45. 4:3O $500.
From of Clarksonst at 7;S5. 905, 1885 m $780,
4:2O, $40 IA
Long Branch ocean Grove, Spring Lake,
and sea Ght,
with all trains
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
Denfistrp.

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
~ FUL-My Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color and sub
stsnce for artificial teeth excel erng heretofore Of
70 be spreca made in one day. and only go to s2o PEI
$40. Gold and Piana, s5 TO S45 Extracting under gas,
Dr. g. WAIT AZ East TWENTY hirdst. near Msdisonave
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
steamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY by day boats C. YIB-
sssl0 and 2lthst $50 Landing at Nyack ana Tar
Rhinebeck. catsk and Hudson Albany
S5 new Nv, Tan m a, p m for sne West over TsSfcS TX
West Point and Nevburgh return day sl Pough
feepsne 81 90 Saratoga sGd return IS 40.
II BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
PORT leaves Cathsrineslp 80 m bridgeport I'll
RROOKLYN, NEW-YORK, and NEW
a. u STEAMBOAT a s sDd Tss5,
Tes, e. g4 2on a. % landing az Yp4sers Iona Island
brooklyn Al Z ?. M TICKETS FOR THE ROUND Trip, ST.
To Iona lsllnd aud return as cents
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.
Trains leave New FORK via CoraDdt and Dcsbrossesss
1886 m,washington, Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Gin
ennHSr hor'yIle , Indianapolis &C. Paro cars to
a25 am nmitod Express. Pullman exclusively wash
l%ngton % kichmond, via Shepherd. Same connections
2Ss p m, Washington the south, and West. Richmond
ce@bns chicago Cincinnati. st louis Ionisv
ndaiapols, &c Through cars 20 Washington. Pull
s;55 m. Washington. the south and West. Richmond
Sssh sn ,rnas, c2mSsIug Atlanta NsTOmes &C. PITS
&c Pullman sleepes 10 Washington. Pullman cars 10
.Daily on er trains dairy except SUNDAYS
For through tickets please call at Companys Offices S5
OF Corlandi Desbrosessts and depot Jersey City
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r..
CATSKILL CREEK LINE.-Steamers NEW
~ CHAMPION OF WALTER BRETT da lv, from Canalst,
Pier %. \. II. st6p. m. Fare sos. Berths Tree.
ClTIzENs' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
" SARATOGA, LAKE CHA AMPLAIN. LAKE GEORGE,
TnE tn ; ADIRoNDAcks. MONTREAL and an points Nort6
sicaaboats oi THIS Line leave DAILY CSs;unays eT
connecting With morning trains on r. y Central Reassess
TS a fsa AT ,2 and Boston and e9%nerng r,roa
JOSEPH CORNELL.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
6slp i)auieS

NYUpSR WANTED.--0ne thoroughly com
" ,.rt "a tase charge of baby, and wtpg 10 hte "a
o,nv must be s,rsns and healthy. Call totH al i-s
IestRistsi. before NSo.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,

X
IL 3bF sdu4aEhN HHiEHNNq h. n p 81 4S ,2G ffHIh InSb l.
Prom p. n. s and Central Depy', north Of Ferry.
esS Gr $40 E'l s. T. ii & isS iss al Ss n oS |o GS
60 s % gans 6t a f s35 and and ~ II SeSgas 1882
d Ma SO I I i 70 saG NJ y iso5 s5 SsS sSc as@ ss
0po For + Y1S.S SS c t2 Depot oreee CITY and
nemgs,s@z ~ s = %s M ESS SS ass So g! T.
ual DeDol sid Garden ciiy, i:fi pm
For Esbylon-9:o5 a. M 20@ i'S3 p H.
Frd,a Long Island and satheln Depot south Of Ferry
sas iSa g. $40 Co.. s Sso 81 no n iO', i-' 100"
FOr Far Rocaway and koctaway Beaeh-f'oS loS iii"o
Fer Far lsG- Bocsa,ay . olys35, eo5 sos, sao
p For Locust vaey-e:s5 $780, 1905 s;os 4OI. 5'oS
For Hen'gsead-7:Os $50 1880 M ses 4ol $50
For Por JefersOn-e-i6 1908 Nj b:oJ p IA Noithport-
For Bsbyionz7.e2 $50, 1l;Soa nj sol, Q, G:osp
For Isip-103, $50 H. IA; D. m fAtohosne-o:oo H.
= eor r. Rivers,ead n in., S:os, 4'e9 y III.
Foi GrceI,Ot and Sas hItor Braaci'soV a IN and 40S
p For F'1 creedooOr only --4.oS p ~.
For rsss naS II = s5 G sEs Rsr roal 9G @d
go ALA u a ci e.; ~ Is9S 20 Sil5 $50 el4,nu
For Flushing (Siaius;o:i5 1888 o@ l2sO' 2'oo' 4i6
For Garden City and Hempstcad-o;15 1888 a. Cos
For f9 Babylon and ps,chogue el5 2 m, 500 ? m m
FROM Long Island aud Southern Depot south Ferry:
For Far Roekaway and gockaWay BeSch-0. 10, II ~ M
Fer Tsrtiport and Port JeTersora oso NOrthport
rSi ~ h9as leave New.Yok J9messliy. Sundays
tbe 3eSssre OF tras lrol Long Isnd Guy. sunday
8 30 1880. llsC a. N, !, ,, 3, 4, D. q apd y M
Ferry oss leave foot Of tast Thirty fourth a.
every previous 30 tiic depart are OF aina
NEW JERSEY AND YORK RAIL
IN WAY-For UACKENsACk, SftJSg VALLEY, Ma
UJsT, NEW CITY, HANkhSTRAW, ana sTpN PoiNI.
eays neT5oga gi5 s 1s aS aSa s5 $50 M saayS s ~
ard e4J D. train satuIrhy nights 0ny az IL
O'clock through stsIy Ptnt Excursion tickets nt Ere
ticket otces AZ uins lesse M hS pfP"| '"SeS 'y'
o'''' L. d. BRUYh. Superintendent.
n, FW ROUTE TO B0STON.-B0ST0N AND
~ NEw-YORR AIR Lac % Wills 'orter uaa aay other
Ise magnificent SeacgS ne Je aH nsest eoaotLe rd 20
ers Ia Tp Enorhq. Express trains leave Grand Cent sl
Depo; iar sldIeogn WimaRiic fntna ad Boston at IL
For orcrsi@r and BOSTON, tcod eiaa9e Of at
For Miaektsrn at r. ,,.,.,
ASK FoR TICKETS VIA AK LINE.
CTNDAY TRIPS TO LONG BRANCH, coal
- tneucps june A-TqIe NewJeIrey southssn Railroad
steamer Cryso Wave vii leave Pier NMlA iye 1905 ~
Bectorst at $50 a. Resnnips W irssn naves lnns
BrsBch stb p ~. w =. s-sS-Dr.,, oes. sss.'.
CTONINGrON LINE r
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAsI-
IeRapt sseainess RHODE ISLAND AMI NAhhA,,ANShil
leave Pier 81 N6fth Riyer foot Of Jsy-sS' al III
NOT TRIP MISSED IN sEvEs YEARS.
Tckets fsr sae st principal eces statcroems
secured Offices Of Wesioott Express CunDay ana az SS
PROVIDENCE LINE.
steamships ELECTRA mud oALATEA leave Pier ~. Sert
River oE Of Parfaoe Ht $50 D. M freiFA'e va ~iaos
~. l. " w. FiLAiSs. O. .Ay- DE-. BABcocK.