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The Portland daily press., 1877-12-07
The Whittier Tribute.

The Literary Wsrld pays . unique tribute
10 Mr.. Whittier, whose birthday will bs the
18th OF this month. In the current number
there are poems in honor Of the evsnt BY Hem
~ W. Longfellow, BAyard Taylor, Edmund
Clarence Stsdman, Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Paul Il. Hayne, ] @. Holland, George Parsons
Lathrop, Hiram Rich. VIM. Lloyo Garrison,
Lydia Maria Child. James freeman Clarks.
VIM. 8. Shurtleff, Celia TAaxtsr and Charlotte
+. Bates; and greetings In prose frsm Richard
H- Dana, William Cullen Bryant, George
Bancroft, Charles w. Eliot f. Parkman, H.
b. Stowe. Thos. Wentworth Higginssn, Oliver
johnson and Robers Collysr. Charles D. Rice
describes Mr.. Whittier's home-lifs 10 o short
paper. An authentic list of Mr.. Whittisr's
writings closes this testimonial We nnd space
for five Of the poems:
The Three silenses.
by HENRY v. LoSarxILow.
Three Silsnces there are: the nrst Of speech,
Ihe second OF desire, the third OF thought;
This 10 the lore Spanish monk, dlstrsught
With dreams and vtsiC ns was the nrst to teach,
These Silences, conmingling each with each.
Made up the perfect Silence that he sought
And prayed for, and wherein at times he caught
mysterious sounds from realms beyond our reach.
o thou. whose daily life anticipates
AnS T, nie 70 come and in whose thought and word
Ihe spiritual world prepondsrAtes,
Hermit Of Amesburyi thou, toe, hast heard
voices and melodies from beyond the gatss,
ANU speakest only when thy soul Is stirred!
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PATTERSON is to come North on lectur-
ing tour. South Carolina offered him a
chance to earn his bread and clothing and
acquire good trade If he would return to
her, but he 0refers the uncertain receipts of
the platform. His subject will be "The
South" he has studied 1t with all the care
full attention which . burglar bestows upon
bank the safe Of which he purposes to open.
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Never write letters to widow. She always
takes down the old box and compares yours
with the other mans.
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Current Comment.

CONGRESS will probably take recess from
December 20 to January 10.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch of space, the
length of column, cons Itutes square.
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week after; three insertions less, S1.00; continu-
ng every other day after first week, 80 cents.
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week, $I.00; 50 cents per week after.
SP 'CIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs' and "AUCTIoN
ALEs,"s 200 per square PEI week; three insertions
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE ST. TIE
PRESS" (Which has large circulation in every part
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and 50 per square for each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications 20
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G.. F. DOWNES, State Agent,

2I4 Federal Street, Portland Maine.
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Portland St.; VIM. Weeks, 319 Congress st S. N
Cooling, % st. Lawrence St; A, Z Miett, 5ss Con-
gress ST.. j. Hudson g. Co., 671 Congress st. Deer
ing-Van B Bray, Morrilps Corner.
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The Burlington Hawkeye says that the spec.
tacle Of fat man in helmet hat is what makes
men murderers
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Cap and Bells.

"That Banker Of Nine has the best run of
anything out The edition rarely stops short Of
Europe
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Habberton accounts for the foolishness of the
small boy. "The small boy had q father, and
this father was oucs small boy himself"
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays!exceptedo by the
PUBLISHING co
THE MAINE STATE PRESS
Eat .iO9 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.

TERMS: Eight Dollars Year in advance. 10
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year II pau III au
vance.
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LADIES' GOODS.

French Kid Button Boots ...... ............ S225
Fine Oil Goat Button Boots. ................... 15O
American Kid Button Boots. ................... 25
American Fine Kid Button Boots.. 175
Grain Calf Button Boots. 200
Very fine Glove Kid Button Boots, A & width 2 so
Beaver Lace Boots. flannel lined. ............. 100
Beaver flannel lined Slippers. rs................. go
Kid Croquet Slippers s.................. ...... 30
Fine Serge Button Boots. ts.......,............, 125
Serge Congress. ........................ 80
Foxed and Leather Lace Boot. 1.25
Glove Calf Polish. 1.25
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FOREST CITY TEA STORE

584 CONGRESS- STREET.
OPP. CITY HOTEL.
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PURE SPICES.
SUNDRIEs.


Large assortment of fresh Candies. .... per lb 20
also a large assortment Of English and American
picked Mustards, &c &c, &c. Ketchups, Jellies,
Jams, Sauces and every thing usually kept in first
class Grocery, all at the correspondingy low cash
prices.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-07

Mr.. Darwin has now got tail-D. G. LILO
his name.
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his name.
A woman's argument Young wife-"My
dear, don't be eternally finding fault with the
fashion. II you don't like the style of nay
hair don't dress yours in that way, that's all.
II were to follow your example should have
to wear my hair bald-headed." Husband col.
lspses.
Woman consumes thirty-six buttons on her
single pair of kid gloves; whereas q man but
tons bis suspenders with shingle-nail. Aud
yet folks will ask, Button, button-who's got
the button?"
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Eugene Merrill,

Forest City Tea Store, 5S4 Con.
gress Street, OppO.. City Hotel.
nou24 d3w
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
OIST-ST., % EAST.-Rooms en- suite or
- sngy with boarl; house and table class. refer
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Apartments & uriurniab;O Il0Om0 10 Get

A ELEGANT FLAT. al improvements at
n $50 $50 ttI.ase, inquire iop nat
A FLAT centrally located. fully furnished. to
u ltt uutI NaY mHteraH rCuf Iln.ior prlrsUa
IT, HEENf. agent 1if FtIsF..
DESIRABLE comfortable floors, four rooms,
~ different Fnries tfZ $40. good location ltn tud
lzthstr., afIrninr -fafr. Apply 300 i-h-t
nE~iRABLE APARTMENTS OF seven and
- tru roulus u fr,ucu fats ou as' itt s nef - 't
In perfect Nrf I 1901 nID.Hs lfn I+lnt uttuN ilH
from go to ESQ Apply io JlIlf0r lu iI~
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. 81.
Leave NcW-Ycrs for Trenton and Philadelphia a, o3D
g $50 So M, 1870, $3.50, 5.oO y p u and al D.
Leave Philadelphia from station North Peunsylvana Rail
roai Iuird aad LerSs-sls, al l-o $780, ilJo m' l'V
4.I5 $3.50, - b. IN. - one go ,,,-. -
Trenton Tor NcW YORK at l-u tJj 1J9 iu4' D. H
1915. -.lO, 4.5a. .o' 81. uL ono.
rurln Drawing. luoIl alta ned % the ESQ o. u
.sO 800 d. trains EeN-NOrs CD tle 80 800 M .
1890 De- 90. trains Philadelphia. tld sleeping cars ~ e
ID uoca midnight trains from hoth NeW-1 ORR ana tdei
phia , ,,,.,..t.t....
~ $50 a. u $50 ~ D. Leave Trenton 10 lo 20 a. A
.es for sale al Foot OF Lber yst, Nos 500 and 9ii
Broadway SO tr principal hotels. AT Offices o the lIlt '
way n Hew-l aHd Bfoosfu, ana 40 No., toif,-'ir
pr-,fi, graee checked residence % destination.
r. h. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
z ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.
IL VIA NEWJER~EN SOUTHERN ltAlLk)AL
Ccmmerr.uc fuuf il. 49,. Steamers leave NcW-no T.
Per s. North River foot kectors- connecting no sandy
HOOK with train. for
Philadelphia Toms veI o,r o. % d. in ana j;t' p I'D
SEA side Para. baueglL and Coach Haven o.-J a. H. anu
a-iJ %. 200.
trtard. rigrfon Atlantic ry. aud cape Nay 92D n n
" IS -NEDlN. General Manager
DGNDOCT and Notwithstanding at New
frr-n pouzlk eepse Highland Fails West Point. Corn
Marlboro Nation. f-afia. connecting WIN i-t q ae
Ur. b. r.. stgau. boats THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES
BALDWIN from Pier foot ~Dlngst ~ E,daiiY 20 y. m
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V7O PHILADELPHIA,

TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ..
THE OLD EsTABLisHED R0rrE AND SHORT LINE
NEwYoHK AID PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Throaea Trans saea eaiy; three Dcpo'''n
Double Trac the most uproyeG Equpmeut and The Fastest
Time consistent win absolute safety
Express Trains leave orS via Des0rosses and co'-
=sg. So 8 y5i iim.i.i 1890 l.4.5. @. T. ana
Fei1rIiue rau. gave PHI ide.nha $50. D. 7.5li s. $50
andu 300. Iamtei tNrre.- 10 P ml r. ''e Il i ma,
fc , ONCE - aad eii broadway, No. Aston Holse
and Ioot a. Uesro.s.- aul Cortland, -is' 10 ,l- ,t
bb saoi jersey S Civ aa5 rcse once 10 Battery
FEANK THOMSON J. p. FAfiiEE
General Manager. Gen passenger 81 GENT
,J'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and all points East. VIA
NEWPORT A<D Tall. H I.N
I'M. MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
EEIoTDL And PGDNlpt<CE.
Lar.es uaudsonest and mos, costly steamers n Ae world
FULL NIGHTS REST No II i!j-.l.lil e4--AN" i-7'
Steamer. .elvr Sew York daily 81 pm. t-i NIAf Jn'
10 Sent. IG inclusive from Pier D. ~ i' foot '- " NIIs
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EFLh1 Lf"NiN'.
Ticket ana sta Rooms s.cur,. al adj .rlcph hoteia ana
Ticket onc-s, at the Pier 1, " ~ WELL. Arept
Gro T. CoNSoE. General PASSENGER Aeslt
THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BDS ION.
VIA pI.DN4Di-,tL DIRECT
WHOLE NIGHTS RES I.
- D\I.N ~ MILES OF ia /, ......--
d NJ Gu NJ 81. / -.
THE NEW MAGNTIiCESr 7rEAMER
MA~~ACHl SETS
THE Ta.ac- steamer ol tht hoIid'l.
AL TIE MDELl-NLNoWNL ID 14EAMEl'
RHODE ISLAND
t'Tne queen 90 ilr -ouutl
Ja-Iv (eXctpf sundays lrOu Pier ~ a. tt looi o
Warrru-sf u. arriving 90 Prov deuct a u M ana
B.sion al a. NJ 40 intermediate landings between Ne"
YOrk Providence
THE OLD HELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE, FOR BDciON
A>D ALL. IOIS - EAoi
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ q CJANECJ TIVE YEA RS.
The elegant steamers
STONINGrON AND NAkRAGANnLII.
u excepted from flrr Hi, ~ r. zoos
aud tickets FOX EITHER LIN r. ST.
cursa al 1903 Broadway all offices Of NestcJit Express
90 for sale az al hotel ticket oihcth
Passengers Freight Via either line always taken AZ 10"
rates. III. .,.,.. 10 o., an. o. ,,,
Broivu bnas Of he BROOKLYN Annex, leaving Jew
Oh "n"''' ~ u. : BABCOCK. President
l. W. FuESs. General Passeuser Agent
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THANBERMAID and WAIrRE-S-A re-
MN ar.s .ea. ri.rsa.- rsa jas, ,.s.- ca .raa Is
lgOr~ KEEpER--lmation bya midd'c-ard
German aIr ls holaf.-r.' %" .n.- .a..-. n ~
or aa'. q. q. rraaneorc.
ETOUSrWORK-By 800 obh1r,. respectable
Danish rf i'.' c',. .., i.
aH 1-i min .,5ar aoaa'. I'D !. ST.. b. Ca.i,e..
UOU>EWORK-B % Scotch girl. rccom-
= 'n ''',, o, SD 'st r..r o., Is. .a. d
C1. 70 80. .si Gt.a.,, n.lr -...-i.
EOU>EWOHK- By m mdn,uou. willing
''naf hi.. ,.o.- - ,'...' 81 .'r
a 1' q, t...g. N. .l.i,,. ia. a,tlHIisIfE-
( ATNDRE>S.-A YOUNG giri vislc. % .f1a-
i toa 1. auafr... fa .r.nee, no Objection to the
/ AUNDRE>-.- respectable Young girl
- .t.r.a.'. .saa ri p's'. B.. s.,i,in.t
i AUADRESS.-A frst-cla.. Lamdic-- wishes
= apac ,iato al ...os of u. GOD ...,s -. -. %
rner. can Be- +.ea a. 5A4ClN- El HEAt. ao- otaavs.
| ADV MAID aud sEAMsrREss p y a
- rs,,ini r.,. fr.,ry .,stc on rr'r l.ps aa.as
ot,ian TO 10 in country b, ID 80 80 at.se
a4.i 38tn.sL
Mrs. KELLY Gate of Capenterl beg. 20
W ltn. .tc. Cd Do -. '.' ih' f A. t' -
class employment .iD wHrrc s.r.t ad rIa.l H,ip ior
pr1npt ,itr ion Oh aI oiDrf- to merit o. lr.ni..
NURSt.-A situation to take care oi 8 baby
y by iioe er io tAa. care OF reii.'nans a"'e AllE
NURSE and CHANBERMAlD-by willing
- Young NUma rIH cab lu Halu Nla, laa SO
eo0d c.r. 0l :, Iiru j. yell rulIat i ADD ran Dol
40 JAD QJlN- BUREAU bi1 ntI ave., clr iJtls II.
NURSE.-Bv competent French girl who
y has taken ui rl.l far rrrlI Ielsi las grrY
best rrfereucss rl. orlne tHl ur frusf
trr care infant growing Dle. ca. Ell >o .tU -b.
ave. near -aflsf
NURSE and CHAMBERMAID-By American
y Young rscti tn fhs 0f rlidrer
mg ctc. usrlui And oi house ,iIy "a
country she neal, toy desirable help hH- aa ROTOR
enc.s Atthe PROTESTANT BUREAU. l3s 6tA-aye. oar
doors above luth-st
PROTESTANT GlRI-FOr homework in n
Il small family citY country Ars kENNULus NEW
PROTESTANT AGENCY, az tthAyc
TWO NICE YOUNG GIRLS (Protestant), to-
Il grtler city country Mt-. REYNOLDS NEW
PROTESTANT AGENCY, ~ tth-ave.
WAITRESS BY an experienced English
w uri wishes a situation aTstcia-s watres woud
work understands ihs Of and al
Of saiais best cry reference city VI county cal Al 90
/ ga ave-, near 2SdsI
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Sliuniious manicO-- malcs


A YOUNG MAN aged T. writing 70 gOod
y s.. ut.r.. ...r4.,.r .n .N....r. ot commit.
house, n.. m .- nlrsnfs ana in Irntsh .llt rDiri
,.,,-.,.,,,..r,... .,,.,..,,
\ D. 100 lNiNF Ar ~ - -tNli'lN'i WIZ"
A a ms hH ID Nf'rt experience pm iI' Pr N'... HN.
Oh f.f D. fina1s Advertising 81 nOI .' 'f H "fft'
plnrr %. lrHt ot references EFrn address ST.. toA
-, ,.....,-.
4 NENILLMAN I@ most anxious tO procure
= emp sober .uI frI.fN
where integrity soI Doc required i- Ialor office
r ~ 'i y. ", -. u -..i.,. . .i Orr -..
g. h. - mo- ilst ~ st IOr tvo DAVIS urlI NJ a. m
,-.,-.-..
lOi. Nlr MAN who ua- lIu much expert
y eucc sH rnlclmru afa Gardiner 1910 Fhur 4u
r ald tH t tl-Yf general H.r. n. Ur.r.- .lIHI
rsl sa' ..e. -'-.r' Tor ar' SLIM .ni clps6la iid
can fIr. r f.r.. ... I..I-. .f rn. Tribune u.cr Dr
address join DOOk Underwood. Sew Jersey
.,.rr.,. - o. 90
OAihNANt Gardener ana I-fIui-iiNu-'
- Wnra-IiY fr hntrlnn unn ard irs man uH' r-ifis
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TRIE RAILWAY.

q l. a l.
H SUMMER ARRANGENENT OF TRAINS, in effect
ga m.-Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room Coaches % Buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge. o.,
l0i5 a. mExpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping coaches
Daily Pacific Express for tne West SIN. sleeping e
and Chicago without change also, Hotel Dining Cars 70
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. \. Y. for, Ia.
p and II midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS $40
RniheTiurd Park and Passalc g. 7:lj 10 a noon. lis
3. 3:i9, fO l:l' t.u - 10 D. i - niaISsI SuhdaY~
Palef o. s. ga 7+5 5 e. To- i0i5 80 a. fn IL uoon
aud m.aaghL ndiys G. $50, aI5, 10 ~ l.i5 d.JO
suicr1 g. 7.i5 TO- iO45a m l.i5 3.i5 5. g. : p NJ and
y @idns6i Sundays. 9. $50, 10 m, ia5 $50 p. NJ
cof6%ar a. in.. 80 t:sop.m. Sundays $50
NcaDarsh, 3. .oi H. 5o, 80. sundays $50 m.
SUNDAYS o. - - e. nii, TO- 2 p. 10. ,oo m SIM
eon o CIV Min ~ SeY and os%ego Midland T. r. At Is.r
Port Jervis, lia. q IN. l045 m, 4.5o' pm SUNDAY g.
N6IE-lIains leaving chamberss on half hours
before g. m leave twenty lIl ST. fifteen MINUTES carrier
leyg i'i '1r' ~ Sff trains
Tickets Tor PASSAGE End for Apartments j. Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches De obtained and orders Tor the
CHECKING and transfer o. Baee So y bei. at e omplny
Brook yn and at jhc company Dopots. -.
Express Ira. rom he West arrive i'm NewYork at 7:25
''7 JSo =. ABBoTT, General Passr gent, New.Yors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Trains leave En-levood Cosrer Permoul and NvacE;
satT ay nights only iIS ,. sundays, a. Ia. and
Nsar. spring valley. and Monsey, $50 m. 40 p. N.
JNO n. AHbDil. General assn agent Ne"-l OK
EOH NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
term,da;e points Steamers leave per o., L. is, daily t7uu
ana II D. n connecting witt special trans n New iiys for
Hartford -pune-el @c lcLrs sold ai "ae.ase chec@ u
CARSON To- Se@ Haven aad return. s. 50
F1TGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
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For Both sexes-country.

10A NEAR.-BOARD and TUITION.
- ,bB Address Episcopal Academy II addonheld' NJ
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Do0ro dne Rooms.


-
DoOro ane Rooms.
West Side.
4 ELEGANTLY Furnished Rooms 20 let.
~ without board o. Gentlemen only go est ]'het
A HANDSOME second-story room and bed
n room with nrsi cass toart also other roms iocaiion
4 PRIVATE family will lrt. with board, an
: elegantly furnished SECOND floor WITH private tue To
parties wiling 90 Day Tor Same ca at JOB West H7.as
An ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS. without
- ho'Ti @i si, F @ 2 A.o io,e ' i e.l i
4 PRIVATE jewish family re.dinenear Con-
n traI PARK aud Nthin ono uilu'c7 wsk o t 81 f l
gether " s'parlieg b. family, OF young men References
BROADWAY, cor 4jth-st.. No. l77-Iiand-
ID somcy Furnished ROOMS wh soarn also enti. second
ioor ~ erif. h'R's c.9',e- ~, n,o1,l s
nESIRABLE ROOMS-To let with board, ~
~ 7l Woat sthst. References exchanged.
EIFTH-ANE. 741.-Booms with board for a
gentleman and vie: also rooms for .lse gentlemen
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLOOR. or
rooms go rriraie family. -ld Yves, ilth st.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET win boar references reou-d 22s est 52osr
TWO SINGLE ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
- icr week. also elegant froul vll larl olet
-oor hot and cold water. Frstcass board u French
STH-AVE. No COZ, near Windsor Hotel large
n'shci' WITH or without private table.
%TH-ANE.. No. ,. near the Breyoort House,
convenience With OF without private table Also Two -Ise
e. .,,,.,. 49, I'll. ~,
= IIi-AN l.. near 5Oill- st.-flNate laNllF VIII
Sar,om-y furnished witn strictly hrscas, board
''e. .z.-- s.- Aa'.-a, ~ .'' ..oA -''
4 / ih-Nl" go w - --it.lli,l'2it'' IVY. a
Z n'-ir. ICON, t'ler " p. iir 1-f. '' "
II...-,.--.-i. Co..
1 II - hLt L = w t0I-Il.iiiii as. .litil li,-
, n.sned iron ROOMS en suite OBJ SINGLE io ieHI Win
o.i1.. l-3.. ,--.' cas-. =,
! HIST, u ~ 5iJ.-NUllt OF rooms oi
.'-. References.
1 .' t,.r .i. nom sri',aei ot.,er zuitss
aud single lnon- ara rt1r ala m a.r-tr.
FOTH-~T. No. @. West. second story, also
4 - otlrr ROOM witt BOARD. References
,--.,,l.,,,- r,,- con r..r... ...,J 5r,,,Ii
SS.i ra.sr pr.o.s 70 ornament ooarier. references as
'-p@'''a...
sefA WEST 1SIH-SI.-Ilree or four very
l'7.,' ,r ,.a-9 ,'. l.,r '', ''-' VI '''-'
-, r., r,-r-.-,. .,.r, .,- ~ - 1900. go -
~ u.i1r.in.i. .nrr % W.. ',Hi. nov 4.
..p -l .l board yeoi.5n,is. ,reae.- e,r.anssL
-, .,-r,,,v- ,.,t, ..,, 800. a, ,. Dbl
~ ,' ~ 80, 80 l.' ~ 49, ~. Oh i1
sd. .r.orl .rrI.
.,.- tyrf-..,, f-7I,11 --7- S,-i,- FT-pNy.frtD
81 w nav II P i- rl. ~ ~ ,o ~
.l---, I-1re..-ts received rlI.. .r..Iie.f
-, r.. ,,,r...r, ~, .rrr>-l,.,.,, .or-,pT- p-.-~J
- @ r.is.aai dre OR izs' ,.s, eas ,a frt
roa. sita iyoi1- 0of r.1 foo family losf a1i table
.ii-.-cl.- .'-.. -s '..,-..
IA WEST 9fH-SI. Very desirable We'll fur
a I n.sl,d r."ts lo+,i 10 Gid o.. .aH D., i,l..
students. nr gentlemen and rlFs Terms m"lri' D'ii
.H'''l.1.' ~, prs. ' ,..--..-. ..--,
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Hlisccuaucors.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL by. RECEIVED Al TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES sd f.sf~ Broadway. cnI. IAuty-li-i
ST.. .Js West Twenty rl.r'-st, cog. tl- iife 200
I1r ave. con- go tn- ItA l-Lll DftitL~
So 2..s-i lr Il.llTI a1i-.Frufs n'itiis~
lllsIlru savings Bank EIau-, up to D. m 90 regular
ollrc lsilcs
PTIFICIAL TFFIH.-See DR.. Dodge'- and
= ODE Rev. pr. MuIIeIbsre- ctrf-rctH- t inF p so
a.f o. ..ra..-aar. FRAN k BRADY.
L7OR SALE-A Wildar's Patent Commercial
SAFE containing aG ir-ii. +ll 30 % great bargain
j. WALTER ~IuOP-. DOB Gccsnlu.-t .. Oh ioor
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gnsirntlion-
FOR Young Ladies-country.


ocr,I AND INSTITUTE, for YOUNG La
pQChL ~ y y Grounds ana views beautiful rysr
fruat 9ea.v beau s pPr'ncpal J. H. WOMAN AssoeiaIe
AGNES SCHOOL, Albany, n, IA
81. 100 f,r eris unoer Bishop Doane, sister ie.en
> c1nra regular and post graduate S9dr,es S0Ale
O lAIF,,--ii'6P DoANE Albany. \. Y.
eas s,,,,gr FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for
NtI1i,NG LADIES, Morrisown Sew G; in istig
tse9 those Of well known aont' ne soio v sI
9.5,IsD P,incpaL
nH,rvpLE GROVE LADIES, SEMINARY,
H' ,,.r 7 .,1e I loIe eHpeas9 Of
Al dgi m a studies 81 che Graduating Cour,e in
cGaug iA' Ii i.Ir- p. DOWD. a. NJ. Principal
ses- \ Y-Nrs. PIATTS SCHOOL for
lytSrNG LADIES. nan term ocelns sept ~.
S.,rsT End TNSTITUTE.-Nrs. :. /. Cady's
w ',araac -choo. tor Young LADIES. Ne" raven o
z-oIYG LADIES wishing to continue studies
ED ( 60 s si o }'3 81 Grove. s. ].
xToNKFRS. y. Y.-SCHOOL for YOUNG
i gt sa4 T.. "a Se4' 1s s1I ~ ira aT5
80 a NEAR-BOARD and TUITION
y DU Address Episcopal Academy Ia addonheld' NJ
For Both sexes-Country.
NICE COUNTRY HOME-SCHOOL-S16 a
\ m1a,h. Addr.ss 81 I-' Tribune once
31IsIP PKESBYTERlAL ACADEMY for
- ave miles Of OBJ. Biue iidge iis situation is rctir
81 b. f ASH. tbc with el,ieu rs. t.c built
81, ia ,sit- nu-e s-trr. aud heated hy steam Terms
aIs-s.e il d. GREGORY Pa. De- illncii@-
CONSERVATION OF MUSIC.
1 .-.,. E i....,.. teachers
on-I1'' H.y T. T. PEU~uING d. D.. P'tshurg Penn.
T0IJFGIATE INSTITUTE, HackeGstown,
.- 5-.ls. I..tT,. uo.oirl in e,ery department.
Bu.are Dos ,.0' 81 vylirTNf.f ID H. President
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NTNT cot MN IIUUL-cV HVVL-oIO d
\ D'--s Address s. T.. Tribune office.
1,I,IP PKE~BYTERlAL ACADEMY for
- bafu sex,s VII reocu ON TUESDAY ocpien'. 7
- -e miles of tI. 8iIe Ridge ifs situation i7 lnclr-
q .e.rf. tle instruction ls careful anf ihor- De-
e1l- b.. r els cHrIr nC with ofl n.Y tc NuAi
gov gif -u-a water aud heated by steam. Terms
ng III. DID, GREGORY, Pa. ID, Principal
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n,rNPLE GROVE LADiES SEM ~ Y

5-o<KFRS. \. Y.-SCHOOL for YOUNG
NtfNit- N.vf school wear be-1ns sept 10 Address
i r0rrROOk. Niss ". D.. nAi.~IED, Principals.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.


y TraIs cave eTfl NmT0y, 100 Blnk LONG bTlnc1
ocean Grove o. as, - has ~. AID. D. m. 40
$3.50 3. 10, express or Long Branch ocean Grove a.
EEPHI-S TRAIN TIME between Ntw YORK and LohF
Branch ONE HOUR AND TWENTY MIN LIES-
PULLMAN PAELOR AIRS attached % trains leaving
New YORK 30 $3.50 AMI %. m. - ..-.....,
REDCCED RATES FOR THE SEASCN
stages connect M Maawau station 20 AMI from hENPOhI
and m -anan md from POM LLEA-AAL
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BLACK eILKS-A large lot of supcrio
ID ouaHt. slightly DAMAGED. fr0m auction Tor sale a
t.rv iau rr.crs. W1l. MATTHEW'S 50 Cat.lriaa-st.
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

brooklyn and JERSEY CITY.-The boats
ID Of the "BROOKLYN ANNEX making the
on the Pennsylvania Railroad
Peoples Line for ALBANY the Mary Powell the Boston, Proy
dence and StUnington boats Depot az JEWELS WHARF
foot fulton-st. BrooElyn
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
40 NewYork foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt
500 foEyashington ane the we. Richmond Charles
and The south. making close connections for Columbus
100 p M for washington West and for Richmond
Baltimore and Washington, making connections for
500 p. m Tor Washington Through Pullman cars from
$50 p m. daily for Washington. south and West Pull.
H close ronRe61s Tor chear6 ne hna ge
Washington Lynchbu-g. florida New-OrleanS
T 2S se ad at fs oSs o5 Of oe 9
and Dosbrosse--sts- and depot. Jersey ivy.
RAILR0AD
CITIZENS LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
" and SARATOGA. connecting with all railroad lines
North, East, and West FARE LOWER THAN BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE. The entirely new and magnificent palace
Saturday eEeped a. p m from fier ~ ~ r. foot q
Through 95as5s i24 an9 baggage checked 10 al
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y Ferry station ion. m Ney1 ORR foot q Lioeriyst
fomneh.'2 aia' ~ Iis le4ts a. Ion0Nsi MI.
Chunk. Tamaqua, Wi.kesbarre Elmir, Sc.
-l2 o. 1-EoT li-h bi,as, aTanch laston n9rIlsourg
n io nuns r a , " per ervaie anu tl.r,H.-op
p. m.-for HgA Bridge Branch. Eason, Belvdere. ana
$50 p. ~, eaiy-For Easton. Allentown Harrisburg
y1T trains ~ local points see timetable az stations
Bound Brook Intermediate points. at $50 D N.
Easton, Reading. and Halrisuurg
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ocean i Grove s' az '7'i5 $1oi NJ II
$3.50 p III k &, OF ~ M, lsS sew York and Ior
Branch; 0SE Iio + Az IN -, ~ .id, =, I lo,,,
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Fal Meeting commencing sept lO
sept d. and lt.-lutfru4tuull LonCH1nge NAteh iof
the American Centennial Trophy AMI Championship of the