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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

A special to one of the Boston papers asserts
that the opponents of Mr. Reed will nominate
either S. L. Goodale of Saco or Hon. Nathan
Dane of Alfred.
A Washington special says that the friends
of ex-Postmaster General Jewell may expect to
be removed.
A special says that President Grant has sig
nified disposition to testify before the Whis-
key Trial Committee when Bluford Wilson gets
through.
Monday there were Ii, FOG paid admissions to
the Centennial. A colossal statue of Wash
ington, twelve feet high and cut from a solid
block of marble, has been put ON exhibition.
The receipts from internal revenue TODAY
were $651 1889, and from customs $499 1872.
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DIED.
In this city, July 81, Mrs. Jane Harris, aged 8

In this city, July ST. Mrs. Jane Harris, aged SO
years 10 months.
Funeral services this forenoon at 10a o'clock,
at the residence of her son-nlaw, Erastus True No.
% Paris street, Burial at convenience of the family
In Cape Elizabeth, July 80, Mrs. Ellen NJ, wife of
Ezra Winch, aged 80 years month.
In Cape Elizabeth, July 3lst. Jane M, wife Of the
late Capt. Isaiah Jordan, aged Is years months.
Funeral services "Wednesday afternoon at o'cl'k,
from the residence of Scott d. Jordan. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
In Yarmouth, July 2S, Mr.. James Parsons, aged
65 years.
In Brunswick, July %, Mrs. Bertha Alexander.
aged rs years.
LII Bath, July "a, Mrs. A. G. R., rect Of the late
Hon. David Bronson, aged 70 years months.
In Bath, July "a, Mrs. Amelia, wife OF Dea. John
Bovey, aged 70 years months.
In Haverhill, Mass, July 8, Mrs. Lizzie b. wife of
voney Whitcomb and daughter Of Bella and the late
Sarah Edwards of Portland, aged "a years.
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DaiIv Domestic Rece;n,s

BY BOSTON AND MAINE RAILRoAD,-W W
Hunter car bran, Jones s. Bradford do bran, F
Piper q Co do bran, w & G Milliken do beef
corn, S W Thaxter q Co do cora, MARI True &
20 do -four. d w Coolidge l do -four, Brown 81
Washburn do flour, Norton, Chapman & Co do
-four, G Varney q Co do -four, Fuller 81 S do
flour, Nuter, Kimball 81 Co do shookss, j H Bon
ney q Co do oats, Bearsdell do wheat, Merrill
d Son 40 meal, r Deering g. Co 1 do lumber,
Grand Trunk Railroad do merchandise Maine
Central Railroad 10 do merchandise, Portland s. Og-
densburg Railroad do merchandise, Portland 16 do
merchandise.
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F O r E I Ct N.
THE TURKISH WAR.

The Turkish Defeat Near MEDIUM.
LONDON, July 31.-Ragusa advices are that
the Turks, in an engagement Friday near Me-
dun, numbered 12,000 but they were driven to
Padgoritza; lost two guns and their supporting
battalops were completely annihilated.
The Urbiza Battle.
Dispatches to the Times and other Journals
say that Osuan Pasha, who was captured at
Urbiza is not identical with the Osman Pasha
who commands the Turkish troops against the
Servians. Out of sixteen Turkish battalions
engaged at Urbiza, four only reached Bilek.
The battalions probably average under 400 men
each.
The Opposition Press in Greece.
A despatch from Athens says that opposition
newspapers accuse the government of leaving
the country in a defenceless state. They dis
avow any desire for an aggressive policy to-
wards Turkey. but claim that Greece should be
placed in position to inspire the respect of her
neghbors
England to Take the Initiative,
The Telegraph's Vienna special speaking of
intervention, says that the initiative will be
taken by England at Belgrade and CONSTANT
nople, with the approval of the powers. The
beligerents are favorable to peace negotiations.
The Khedive and ItaIy's Demands.
The Daily News Rome special says that the
Khedive in reply to the demands made by Italy,
declines any responsibility in the Antinora ex-
p6ulClOn DeyOnQ heIld. Ine rate OF Cno eXpe-
dition is unknown.
Greece and Turkey.
VIENNA, Jnly 31.-The Zagblatt says that the
atrocities commi tied by the Bashi Bazonks in
Thessaly and Epirus have created such SEN
sation throughout Greece as to render the main
tenance of neutrality difficult.
Later dispatches say that the relations be.
tween Greece and Turkey are assuming an In
creasingly serious aspect
Bloody Battles Reported.
LONDON, Ang. 1.-The Standards despatch
from Widen says Hafz Pasha entered Servia
on the 29th of July. At Grenada he encoun-
tered 1000 Servians. After four hours fight
the Servians fed leaving many killed.
Hafiz Pacha joined Ahmed Eyob Pacha at
Derbent on the 18th, where he again attacked
the Servans. A great battle occurred, which
ragged all day. The result is not known. The
Turks under SULLIVAN Pacha, entered Servia
near Pandirola. where they encountered eight
Servian battalions with twelve guns. After a
sharp battle the Servlans fled throwing away
their guns. The Turks continued their ad-
vance.
Various Rumors.
The Standards Berlin despatch states that
Austria seems determined to annex Bosnia.
Count Andressy admits the necessity of the
policy. Russia will object 1t is believed that
Russia has resolved to be represented at Con-
stantinople.
Tile Standards Constantinople telegram says
the issue of paper money is to begin immedi-
ately. The measure is regarded with dismay.
The Standards Vienna despatch says abdica-
ton of the Sultan is imminent. 1t is expected
Abdul Hand will be proclaimed today.
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RECEIPTS BY THE GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
For Portland IL do lumber, do shingles, 1 do clap
boards, do bark, do flour, do sundres New York
car paper, do spoos; Halifax cars flour, cars
oil, do starch; st John, NIB, do -four, do bran
for connecting roads, cars lumber, 16 do bark do
slaves, Go corn, do osts do sundries.
By water conveyance-1000 bush cornmeal to G..
w. True 81 Co,
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NEW YORK. July 31-Evening,-M easy at II
a per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange is dull at
Gold opened at 1928, advanced to 1l2i, and about
fell off to 1115 on dispatch from Washington that
the banking committee probably not reach any con-
clause of 1875 and the bland silver bill final sales at
11l5. Rates paid for carrying were per cent and
borrowing rates per cent. to fiat. The clearances
at the Gold Exchange Bank 19,729,0G0. The
customs receipts to-day were S343000. The Treas
ury disbursements 900 in interest, S2, 600
for bonds, SIT 900 in silver
Governments steady. State bonds dull Railway
mortgages firm Stocks dull and irregular, fuctua-
tons confined to narrow limits with no particular
features.
The following were the closing quotatlons Of Gov
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MINOR VELEGRAMs.

-Four companies of artillery left New York
yesterday for the West.
All the cavalry now on duty in Southern
Kansas. Texas and Indian Territory are ordered
to join General Terry or Gen, Crook, and leave
for their destination at once.
The outstanding United States currency Of
all descriptions amounts to $4Q3, 022. 21589.
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Sch Annie L Palmer, of Bath which was struck by
lightning and had mainmast and topmast shattered,
is now at this port having new masts fitted.
Sch Baker, of Provncetown, carried away head Of
mainmast and topmast in a squa last week and put
in here for new mast.
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DR.. Palmer, of Westerly, r. l., says: "HUNT's
REMEDY is the most effective medicine I have ever
used in my practice for Dropsy and Kidney Diseases.
1 can safely say HUNTS REMEDY has almost raised
the dead" jy31eod6Gw1w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Marker.

MONDAY, July 31.-Flonr dull and some sales
Sugars firm and in good demand; granulated 12c ;
Extra c. 1lac. Pork and lard quiet and unchanged
at previous quotations. Corn and meal at previous
ouotations
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, July 81.

Monday, July 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Monticello, Spear, New York-salt to E g Will
lard.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Lindsey, Quincy Mass.
Sch Victory, johnson, Bristol.
Sch Convoy, Norwood, Eastport for Boston.
Sch Odell, Winslow, Bangor for Philadelphia.
Sch B Stearns, Trip, Bangor for Boston.
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LONDON, July 3l-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 96 TIC
for money and account.
LONDON, July 31-12.3 P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds new SIS, 1863. Erie Rail-
way at 123.
4P. M.-United States bonds, 1865, old, at 100; do
10-40's, 1881.
LIVERPOOL, July 31.-1230 P. M.--Cotton market
buoyant; Middling uplands at 1-16d do Orleans at
speculation and EXPORT receipts 5000 bales of which
1900 bales were American.
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These essays were listened to by large and
interested audience who manifested their ap-
prevail frequently. The prizes are given for
excellence in composition solely, and copies
of the parts have been in the hands of COM
mittee for some time, which will report We'd
nesday. Tomorrow there will be meeting of
the alumni and an exhibition drill by the two
companies of cadets in the morning. Class
Day exercises will occur in the afternoon, and
in the evening comes the annual reception of
President Allen. BERT.
Military Appointments.
AUGUSTA, July 3l.-Capt. Frank E. Nye of
Augusta, has been appointed Acting Assistant
Adjutant General. and Capt. J. M. Andrews of
Biddeford, Aide-Camp on Gen. j. L Chamber
lain's staff. S.
RocKLAND, July 31.-Artie, a little nine-year
old son of John Collins, was drowned at Hur-
ricane Island yesterday after noon. A.
ITO the Associated Press]
The Newcastle Post Office Robbed.
DAMARtsCoTTA, July 31.-The Newcastle
post Office was robbed of about five hundred
dollars in postage stamps last night. An en-
trance was gained by taking out pane of
glass in the front window. Dispatches have
been sent to the authorities at a number of
places, but as yet no clue to the perpetrators
has been obtained.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
August l, Il A. M u
For New England.
and the Middle states cool, partly cloudy wealth.
er and light northery to easterly winds, with
slowly rising barometer.
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April 10, lat % S. Ion 80 W. ship Anna Camp, iron
Baltimore for San Francisco.
July 20, lat 40, lon 43 49, ship Carondelet, from
New Orleans for Liverpool.
July %, lat 40 50, Ion 70 81, ship W Chapman
from Amsterdam for New York,
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LED 3Oth-Seh Sarah NJ Bird.
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at New York 3Oth, barque Dirigo, Blair. Carde-
mas eaky.
Ar at Gloucester, Mass, 30th, barque David Chaplin,
Bunker, Cadz.
Ar at Bowling 3)th, brig Sarah NJ Loring, Loring,
Portland.
Ar at Falmouth Goth, brig San Carlos, Anterior,
New York.
Ar at Liverpool Goth, barque Mallevie. Thomp-
son, Akyab.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Batavia June IA, barques Eyvor, Littlefield I'm
New York; Frank Lambert, from Buenos Ayres
Beatrice Havener, Havener, from New York; SAM
Hale, Haven, from Buenos Ayres; Gen Sedgwick,
Rogers, do.
ser, Falmouth, L.
Ar at Liverpool July goth. ship Martha A Mcneil,
Watts, st John, NIB.
Ar at Malpas, E, July 20, brig San Carlos, Ather-
ton, New York.
Sid I'm Torreveja SPAIN July -, sch Mary Lord,
Lord, Boston.
Ar at Dublin 3Oth, sch Thurlow, Strout from
New York.
Sid I'm Penarth July 90, Frank Marion E,dridge
United States.
AR at Queenstown July %, ship Henry S Sanford
jackson, San Francisco.
Ar at st Thomas July 14th. brig Lizzie Leighton
Leighton. Barbados; 10th, sch Nellie Shaw, Gates
New York.
At Mayaguek July II. sch E Fl HERMAN, HerrI-
man, from New York, wig.
Sid I'm Bermuda July IS. sch Abraham Richard
Pray, for Barbados.
AT at Quebec July 9th, barque Susan Baisdell.
Sawyer, Greenock.
Ar at Pictou July 2Stb, brig Katie, from Portland
Cid Goth, sch Grace Davis, Davis, Lisbon.
Sid i'm Windsor, MS, July 9th, sch W Holt, for
Philadelphia.
Ar at St John, NIB, July goth, sch Kate Rankin,
Hail. New York.
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MARRIED..

In Scarborough, July 3Oth, by Rev. G. F. Cobb,
Mr.. George P. Smith to Miss Carrie p. Burnham
both OF Scarborough.
In Rumford, July 10, L. A. Thomas of Mexico and
Miss Mary A. johnson of Rumford.
In Bryant's Pond, July "a, Fred S. Soule of Free
port and Miss Areanna S. Jacobs of b. P.
In Sweden, July s, Jas. M. Nevers and Miss Sarah
Maxwell.
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MEMORANDA

Barque Union, 374 TONS built at Brunswick in 1863
has been sold by auction for S6250.
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lare. Bowden. Penobscot tor Boston

Sch Gulnare. Bowden. Penobscot tor Boston.
Schs Lalla Rookh, Stinson, fishing, with 40 bbls
mackerel; Rebecca M Atwood, Herrick do, 800.
Sloop Ino Wyman, Bangor-fsh barrels to Thomes
Chase 81 Co.
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-IIenry
Fox.
Sch Willard Wallace, Philadelpbia-E Will
lard.
Sch S Lindsey, johnson, Boston-Phinney g.
jackson.
Sch M L st Pierre, (Br) Haley, st John, NB-John
Porteous.
Sch Ida Spoford, ingalls,. Eastport and Calais
Nath Blake.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Aepated OXYGEN
Coming to Portland !!

Cure of Partial Deafness of the Rev. Mr.
q. X. Da ggett of Greene, We.
Lewiston, July g. 1876.
DIR. LIGHTHILL, DEAR SIR:
Although unwI ling to have my name appear in
public print do in Justice to yourself and in the
hope of helping Others who may have the misfortune
of being deprived of hearing, make this statement
gladly. have been afflicted with deafness in my
left for six months and it has been growing
worse, producing almost incessant noises and it
greatly Inconvenience me. You have wholly re-
moved the difficulty by short and painless opera
tion so that can hear well in that as in my other
ear. / would earnestly advise any one troubled
with deafness to apply to you for relief.
C. II. DAGGETT.
DIR. LGGHTBELL has for years devoted
his attention wholly to the treatment, relief and
cure OF Blindness, Deafness, Catarrh, Consumption
and all diseases leading to these unfortunate
affections. He may be consulted, until further
notice, at the
PREBLE HOUSE, PORTLAND,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
each week, commencing July "a, 1876.
ju2S sniff
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Boston stock Market
New York stock and Money Market.

so Eastern Railroad. 81
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
Special to the Press.l
Maine State College Commencement.

Maine State College Commencement.
ORoNo, July 31.-This evening occurred the
Junior exhibition, and n have well sustained
their class reputation. The following was the
programme:
American Historians. ...... Iran E. Webster Orono
Free Trade. E. Sturgiss Riverside
Music. ....................A Alicia T. Emery, Orono
Aristocracy. Samuel M. Gould, Hiram
LlfeS AIMS. .cOSepn v. IunU, Benton
The Changing Year.. Nellie e. Weeks, Orono
George Stephenson. IA. J. Elkins, Oldtown
Unity of States. Thomas j. Stevens Auburn
National Unity. Frank p Stone, Livermore Falls
Shadows. ....... Edward f. DanfoIth, Norridgewock
life. Fred T. Phillips Hermon
Industries of the State,
A. D. Blackinton, Rockland
Compensation. Robert Bruce Burns, FIT. Fairfield
Tffe Hezegovinan Question,
j. Walter Weeks, Castine
Success. .................E Elmer o. Towne, e. Dover
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Nlantro- -malfs.

DURE TEAS.-Agcnts wanted everywhere TO sell
u 20 families hotes and large consumers; largest
stock In the quality and terms the best
try storekeepers should call or write. The WELLS
TEA COMPANY. 20l Fulton st.. between Church and
Ne Nnrk
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Ne, drsan.

A HORIZONS ICE CREAM, made from pure
N cream 10 churches, fulrs festivities sc 2Jf per
quart 3O5 An ay. isui Br ad~ay, and 10 chatham ST.
Il Dealers and churchea. 'i1t. per quart Special At
Ieniion to out Of town orders. II Bible House.
VWENTY-EIXE GkNTS WIZ shNp
FROM SOW Till AfltlH thE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO ANY' 'AbbRiss rHRoUGHOUr
THE UNlIItin, rtH,rr rr
Addrrss THE siN, =. T. city.
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Gupartn,rsbip Notlt,s.

ENHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore crntng
4 between Joha Mackey and Patrick J. Finnegin, 80
East 18Th ST., In the city u New York, ls DAY DIS
solved 10y mutual consent. JOIN MACkEY,
Dated sept 8, 1870. PATRICK ]. FlNNEGAN.
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Sttumbuuts snA EahruDs

A LBANy. HUDSON RIVER BY MOON.
N LIGHT
CentennlsI visitors can enjoy view OF the best and
magnificent scenery OF the Highlands on the Hud
son by travelling on the -.
Of elegant and commodious boats passing West Point
Meeting at Albany With morning trains for Chicago and
all points north and vest.
Boats leave daily at r. NJ from Pier Al. near Penn
sylvania Railroad Pier IN New York Frsclass tickets
good HUDSON River Railroad will secure passenger
etateroOm Der this Ia exchange Stater0Oms warmed
by steam Meals on the European plan.
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flolitital.
V'HE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS wer

-
!, 1 ADOPTED a. a Grand Ratification Meeting OF ne
Assembly, nistrie Friday evening Sent -, 1915, held
al the Glass Han ga Eis SAN IS IVY. - ,''.' WV
J. T,iden Tor President, and Thomas g. HendricS' Tor
lion a. 81 Louis in this Ccntennial Year has given to
the party OF the Whole Union IN assurance OF victory
Resolved, lhat in samuel J Tilden We recognize
c@nc p'2n Yi Sut,s tnat " s9e,e rIaur, ~ nnis
student .: political economy. tue cultured gentleman,
~: GoSd9S, IS S Of our STATE for the
conquerlng determination TO entirely root out the
thcV and rascaniy by which nave been burdened
Government q wilmington.
alone es. ths RSs or no Se9S eoon rs
which the people OF Indiana have elevated him, he has
That attract at once me elevated aud The hunts 30
S oss s ne was No Ss s nea s
nights and true interests were champoned by him wlh
ResoIyed That we fully indorse lie nomination of
Lueus R96l"son iGT Gay,rnS ana pledge TO mn Hae
ratio seymour had his health permitted him TO have
Resolved. That the course as Lieutenant Governor.
na IS Ipi '6SgS6 no 'sg' the SSos
Convention, win from ns the highest need OF praise
at Saratoga Of our unnlnching support.
That ,a we are IN iayor Of union o. all
prRRe esSTssd Th.9 the long residence IN our
the warm,hearted and ulsclnsh course. and ting IN.
nswssryng frendshp ever displayed by the Hon. James
s %! Sss sse so for the 9
vote ourselves until success crowns our efforts.
DOIITICAL BANNERS and transpareneies-
il Correct portraits Of all candidates. at
oCONNELL BROS. IL John st.
gTIos sar $F %FSF7 EEt SEND
POSTPAID, T9v ANY ,AibpKEssr THROUGHOUT
NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE 1T
Address THE SUN, N. Y. CITY.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

TwrNrY-gfIHXEr wqREFSSI Es s T!tL SEND
FROM NOW TILL AIFlEh THE pREslDEN rIAL
POSTPAID. TO pou5f NY AApbR IS, ri THROUGHOUT
NO CAMPAIGN DoCuMENI LIKE IT.
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Subinas Sanks.
DIME SAVINGS BANK

TNIQN DINE SAVINGS BANK,
~ Nos. 3e5 aud 39S Canal st, corner Laight.
Omen daily. 10 to 3, and MONDAY evenings to Z.
ASSETS OVER TWELVE MILLION DOLL AIRS
SURPLUS over ONE MILLION and ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. Money deposited on or be-
fore Oct. will bear Interest from Oct. l. .
q. l. CHAPLIN. Treasurer. ". j. HAISRs, President.
T. FLOYD JoNEs. secretary
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PENNsYLyASSlIA I NbA,TIJhxRQAIP.

III
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. VIA DesbrOsses and Cortandt
streets ferries, as follows:
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 A. NJ, and
$50 L. VI. Sunday, and $3.50 +. VI.
For Willlamsport, Lock Haven Cory, and Erie AZ 240
ana $50 f. NJ. connecting at Cory for Titusyille.
Petroleum Centre. anu the OIL Regions
For Baltimore. Washington, ana the South " Limited
Washington Express" OF Pullman Paror Cars daily,
except Sunday, $50 A. VI. arrive Washington 4:10
7 NJ Regular at $40 \. NJ. 2i0 and T. Nj. SUNDAY.
Express for Philadelphia 7;3o $40 $50 A. NJ. $780,
2.40 g. 4, o, $50 T. VI. and IL night. Accommo
dalton \. NJ. and i;l0P NJ Sunday, A. NJ. 8, o,
2. e:30 and L. NJ. Emigrant and second class,
For Centennial Depot At $50 $50 $780, g. $40 $50
A. NJ. 1880, g. and p. NJ. On sunday, 8 A. VI. Re
turning. leave Centennial Depot az 7;f5 $40. 1880
A. Nj l. li5. 3. $3.50, 446. $50 o, $50, aud 7s05 NJ
On sunday, 7.20 A. NJ. and L. N.
For trains to Newark Elizabeth, Railway, Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amuoy, Pennington, Bevidere, ana
other points, local schedules at all Ticket Oces
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, 0:2O and 1880 A. NJ
ana iO;20P. NJ daily; 1910 A. N. aud $50 = VI, DAILY
except Monday From Washington and Baltimore,
$50 A. NJ, $40, $40. aud 1920 T. NJ sunday. $50 A.
~. From Philadelphia, b;05, $50, $50 1910, 1l:20
1850 A. NJ $40 $50, $40, $40 $40 $50, 1855, 7;l0
1850 A. NJ $50 and 1890 p. H.
House, and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland sis.
No. Court ST.. Brooklyn ia. ll6 and lis hudson st.
Hoboken; Depot Jersey City. Emigrant Ticket ONCE,
No. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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NOR NORwALK DIRECT.

Connecting with Dsnbury, Norwax and New Haven
Railroads by steamer AMERICUs. daily .lspndays
excepted from JEWELS DOCK, Brooklyn, $50 r. NJ;
Pier 81 East river 2i5 p and foot OF SD st. East
river, ats p. NJ Fare, IS cents. Excursion tickets so
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L0R ALBANY,-The new and splendid steamer
Il Escort. Capt. X. @. Hotallng Passage, so cents
with berth. u. win leave New YORK for Albany
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at $50 p. NJ.
Freight taken reduced rates Pier S. foot Franklin
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Sbipplnl.

MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LISE.
N Between Philadelphia ana Liverpool calling at
Queenstown. Thursdays from PHILADELPHIA. Wednes
days from Liverpool Steamers 10 sail from Phiaae-
pha as follows
Pennsylvania. Sept es ILLINOIS; Oct. 10
.CIty OF New YORK, Oct. LORD CLIVE.... Oct. 20
ISDlANA......Oc Oct. l2 OHIO Nov 2
Price Of passage IN currency.
Cabin. SIS 10 500. Intermediate, 80. SteerAge, t2S
PETER wRIGBr SONS. oen'l Agents,
Pnlladelphia. and AZ broad st.. N. Y
JOHN MCDONALD, Battery place. Y. Y
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PECULIAR SUNDAY BOAT for NewarE.-on
III and after -
SUNDAY, MAY7.
the fast and wellknown steamboat
THOMAS r. WAY
viii make her regular sunday trip between New York
and Newark. Leaving Commercial Dock, Newark, at
A. leaving New York l1er -. \. r. foot Of vesey
e., at 1880 A. NJ, stopping at Bergen Point each
FARE. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
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The queen OF the Lobby.
ngton Correspondence.

Washington Correspondence.
The queen of tho lobby is generally oi
two types. Inc first is i superb speci.
men OF beauty; latter of brains. The
beauty OF the LOBBY Is but rarely seen
one lives quietly. but in perfect taste
at the very best motel She is either !,
fright blonde, with abundance Of tawny
hair 1.-the in form and shapely of limb
wi.n the clearrst and most perfect com
plexion; or else she Is Of that SOFT
smocth-skinned type which belongs to the
semi-tropical woman Of strong jet black
hair and complexion like magnolia, OF
rich, dead white, with creamy softness,
and eyes jet-black sometimes and at
others the softsst zel.brown eyes,
languid and indolent in their lustre, un.
til something rouses them, and then they
CLEAN like those OF u startled leopard
One might look and admire, but shou Id
prefer to take my chances safely in the
.mbaca of India,s fiercest tiger rather
than in The willowy ms of one OF these
beauties.