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The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23
A Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
NOROMBEGA HALL, BANGOR,


Thursday, June 20, 1879, at o'cpIk A. vi.
for the purpose of nominating candidte for Gov
properly come before it.
The basis of representation will be one delegate
for each city, town and plantation and an addition
al delegate for every seventyve votes cast for the
Republican candidate for Governor in 1876.
majority fraction will be entitled to a delegate
The State Committee will be in session the evening
preceding and at o'clock the morning of the Con-
vention, to receive the credentials of delegates
In selecting the Delegates the Republicans are
urged to assemble in full numbers and to invoke the
aid and cooperation of all voters who willing to
unite with them to the following ends:
1. To maintain the power and prestige of the
Union against all attempts to subvert oppose its
lust authority and to insist that the Government of
llle UnlIeu Su;ttcS
2. To discountenance and reprobate the treason
able and revolutionary course of the Democrats in
Congress, who threaten to cripple and destroy the
functions of the Government if constitutonally pre-
vented from enacting their partisan measures into
law.
8. To uphold the right of the United States to
enforce its own laws wherever they are to operate
and to frown down and put down the dangerous
heresy of the States Right secessionsts who have
already plunged the country into one bloody war,
and who are now attempting to control the Govern
ment of the Union with the same measures that
preceded the rebellion of 1861.
4. To insist upon free eections-not only free
from National military inference, which no one de
sres, but also free from the interference and yio
lence of socaed State militia and the assassns who
with deadly weapons have seized the polls in many
of the Southern States, driving innocent and de-
fenceless voters from the ballot-box and making a
mockery of elections which upon free suffrage
has been made distinct political issue by every
Democrat in the Senate and House Voting against a
measure designed to prevent and suppress it.
8. To uphold the financial credit of the Govern
ment and to assure to the people of all sections
sound currency, equivalent to coin at all times and
in all places, and redeemable in COIN And to this
end to oppose all dstracting repudiating aud mis-
chievous efforts against the peace, welfare and in
dustrial prosperity of the People.
6. In these aims and purposes all citizens of
Maine are invited to unite that the hands of the
President and of the Republican minority in both
branches of Congress may be strengthened in their
efforts to uphold the honor of the Government and
the just authority of National Law.
By order of the Republican State Committee
GEORGE G. WING,) 60
G. A. BOUTELLE, SUB
May %, 1879. j. 0. SMITH, Secretary,
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23
Too Near His Figure.

On one occasion, when General Butler was
in command at New Orleans, Colonel up in
the Red River region made application for a
furlough which was refused him. Soon after
the Colonel left his command without permis-
sion, and went to New Orleans. where he was
arrested and put i'll irons as a deserter. Upon
an intimation that he wished to make an ex-
PLANTATION, General Butler had him brought to
his headquarters.
"Well, sir" said the General sternly, ''what
have you to say in explanation of your con-
duct?"
"Well, General, there are two Jews up yon-
der who have some cotton they want to get
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23
The Republican Call

The Republican call for State Conven-
ton in Maine is broad enough to include all
who were ever members of the party, save
those whose views have undergone radical
change and who condemn their own past
and repudiate the doctrines which the party
was formed to advance and the methods
pursued in conducting the Government for
the last fifteen years. All who do not believe
that the men most fit to govern the country are
those who attempted to destroy it; that the
men who uphold the theory of State Rights
are promoting the spread of doctrine
which has worked great harm in the past,
and now threatens mischief to the Union
that the right and power of the Federal gov
ernment to enforce its laws are necessary to
the efficiency of the Government and to the
well-being of the country; that the freedom
of elections should be jealousy guarded
against military interference on the one hand
and mob violence and fraudulent voting on
the other; that the honor and credit of
the nation should be maintained, that it
should honestly discharge the debts it in
cured in prosecuting the struggle for the
preservation of the Union, that a currency
redeemable in the money of the world and
equal in purchasing power to it is the only
currency that should be permitted-all who
believe these things are invited to choose
delegates to the convention to be held in
Bangor next month.
Whenever the issue between National
authority and that doctrine of State Rights
whose logical outcome is secession has been
fairly presented to the people of Maine the
voters of the State have emphatically de-
clared for the National idea and against
Calhounism. The issue has been again
raised by the Democratic majority in Con-
gress. The expression of Maine in regard
to it will be no less emphatic than before,
and that expression will make itself felt not
only in nominating conventions but at the
polls
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

Mr.. TnDEN is in vigorous training The
other day he went to see Vanderbilt off to
Europe and kissed a baby that was toddling
about the deck of the steamship. The peo-
pie gathered about were deeply affected. So
was the baby-like the baboons sister it
''set up a vell.n
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

The Springfield Republican says ''Sher-
mans success in resuming and placing the
four per cents. has won the hearts of Green
hackers in Minnesota, and they are return
ing to the Republican fold" Not a few
Greenbackers in Maine are doing likewise.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23
CEN | AUR

Cenfaur Linii,aents are the great pain-extract-
ing remedies of the world The sale of them is some
thing immense. There is no PAIN swelling nor sore
which they will not alleviate and but few which
they will not cure The White is for Family Use
and the Yellow for Animals. For rheumatic
affections, strains, stiff joints, wounds, CALLS
skin eruptions itch, scratches, burns, &C., they
quick thorough and certain; soothing healing and
emollient.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23
GAS TQRIA

Pitchers Castoria is especially adapted to
children. When the child has health the mother
rest. Castoria is vegetable substitute for
nauseous Castor Oil, and the deleterious narcotic
Syrups sometimes u1ed. Containing neither min
eral morphine alcohol, it has received the endors
ment of physicians, and its sale is constantly and
rapidly increasing. 1t seems to be natures REM
edy for assimilating the food in the stomach,
causing proper digestion and preventing
curd, vomiting, wind-colic and diarrh9a. This
gives natural sleep. Castoria is not narcotic.
1t is pleasant to take honey. 1t relieves the
stomach and destroys 1t allays fever and is
very efficacious for Group. Every mother should
have it, Babies cry and grow fat upon Castoria.
mh12 d1aWFSWeoW12
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

Ir seems that Senator McDonald's bill is
not the outcome of Democratic conference,
but his own idea put forward without con-
sultation with the Democratic leaders. He
says he does not believe the President would
sign it unless it was subjected to material
alterations
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases indispensable, not necessarily for pubca-
tion but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
muncations that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

FORTUNES are made and lost il cotton
now-a-day. The cotton brokers are going
wild. The tendency is strong toward fur
ther advance and the "bulls,'' apparently,
hold the winning cards
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

THE Philadelphia Times is getting into
trouble by declaring that ''The signs of
positive revival of legitimate business are
unmistakable. They are visible on every
side, and reach every channel of industry
and trade" The Greenbackers will now de-
nounce the Times as 'an internal imp of
darlznessn
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

THE World advises the Democrats to
take as motto: "An indissoluble Union
of indestructible States" It's a pity the
Democrats haven't always aided in the spirit
of the motto.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

through my lines First they offered me $500
which refused Then they offered me $1,000
then 5000, then S25 900, and at last they Of.
fered 100000; and L tell you, General, they
were getting so near my figure, L thought I'd
better leave."-Harpers Magazine for May.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pulen, Editor All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
journal
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

THE Democratic Senators are sick and
want to go home. The House Democrats
however have not yet found out that any
thing ails them
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23
ANNUAL MEETINGS.


FhNHE 4th Annual Meeting of the Maine Eclectic
II Medical Society will be holden at the Preble
House Portland, on the 4th Wednesday of May, the
18th inst, at 10 o'clock full attendance is
requested Per order j. L. WRIGHT
my14d2w* Sec'y
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23
THE GOSPEL OFJOYisr re; re,

greatest favor by all who have examined it, and is, in
itself already great success. Send for it. Use it
in Conventions Sabbath School Gatherings and "Con-
gresses,' Camp, Praise and Prayer meetings (35 cts
Isudinients of W usic. go cts.) W. II. Cummings.
PianofOrte Primer. go cts) Ernst Pauer.
Organ Primer. 80 cts.) DIR. Staner
These are called sPrmers' but are really hand
some and valuable books containing so much infor-
nation many illustrations, cuts and exercises, as
more properly to deserve the name of obstruction
Books.''
they are part of the magnificent stock of NOVEL
DO, EVER & Co., London, (of whom Ditson s. Co.,
are the exclusive American Agents. and indicate the
great value of the Oratorios, Cantatas, Choruses,
(bound and separate), Glees, Anthems &c, which are
always on hand. Every leader teacher and organist
should have catalogue, which will be sent free
application.
ANY book mailed, post-free, for retail price.
OLIVER DITS0N & co., Boston.
no24 eod&w1y
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23

SENATOR HoAR declines a re-election-t,
the trusteeship of Harvard College.
The Portland daily press., 1879-05-23
JOHNSON'S NEW METHOD OF HARMONY,

By A. n. JOHNSON. (S1.OO) just Published.
This new book is so simple and clear in its explain
atons, that any music teacher amateur get an
excellent idea of the science, by simply reading it
through. At the same time most thorough course
is marked out for those who wish to be composers,
including work for many months without or still
better with teacher Thousands can Ro1c learn
that hare not hitherto been able to do so.
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Brocklru propertp 90 Set.

ITO LET. for sale or Eychauga. for modern
I house well situated in New Iork-brownsto private
residence. 93~ Carroll Park BROOKLYN. Substantially bu
l coo1 order - feet wide: basement trcc stories ana m
isel attic with rooms unfinished OF with carpets Apply
premises.
YEIO LET in BROOKLYN-A thTce-stOry and
basement brovustoue house. No. lGj Paraplcc Broos
lyu. between Carlton and Nandcrhifayes; iu Good ORDER
lust PAINTED and kasomucd hrstsaSS urCIborhcod icn
ID possession given imrclia'rE. Auply 10 CT Lbt'i
BROTHERS, 1893 BrOaUway, Ncw-l ORR.
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pr.onryD ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Gin Era! gsIdte SCR Sale.

Al CITY and COUNTRY PROPERTY for
~ sal, o. 10 lei. HUBBARD x CO.. II, jth ave.
A SUPERB new tOUr--to'v, high stOOp,
~. EEDNS STONE II0U ~. b. -Hr,. bon Tie
most exquisite ia So walnut, French " %uUL
.r -I'Iy E.sj.A-. alf t.gal An. Style 1,tL-st D.
tween Madison PsrE aErs. new rapid transit
St.lJL.
These well Uu and i0ca'e1 no ~ and 81 feat front
ur tou.It iOi Only $4,000 u $500 ecL Efa-Ips
. q ms TO -ult. v X ~TLFES+ON j;..
Pine. 30 East l5tI -. ana 6Gl Oh
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UfCur5l0ns.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
@fEH foM $50 A. no " II dr,, Harry
and connects with carr 'or solta rerry,
COZ klLAN IN e1rosl point Tor Jersey CItY@
"N,lies point ,or Post oaice CITY Hal AL
CHAMBEs. sIREEf-NeaIest point Tor faYon!' and Er'
RAN Nearestroint FOR ,brosss, street Ferry
Jersey city, and connects WIKI cars Tor DosOoses li
gLiICKEKsrREET- connects with cars for East anl
EIGHTH sTRFEr-Nesre. point for Chr.toph.r stree,
Forty to lIooken c2nnotng Win cars Tor christopher
ana E2sS 1o3'h o t Y,., ro,nt q, Irui,n ,on,r,
Waisck. sni LJtoum Theatres. Aosleln, Of NG,ia Ir
yas and 54@@I r. % S2H1 iaG E YIN ~
TwEN - TIL hD-srREEr-Neaso point - Dojtts, .
Garden and Masonic Teruglo, and rVentysurl street
nifty ff!{ HiRDs IGET- Neare.. point staa4,ri
broadway and tiita Avenue iho.treS A!1A'ta-t a.
ier company cab. for Grand centrA Do9OL
!idHlIsTkEEr N,nr.s. Pont for Central Pax
cognect9 gi.4 ssls Of 49,. ~ Ini
FOR uptown trans take east sid5 atoms.
For ooWuiown trains taso nest 7iuo stations , ~,
Trains viii run 3ehst ana Gtharor and 5Ss and 9Th
gHEE iO CaSTs Execptbetveen tas hour, OF $50 .
$50 4 M aud to p Sh'n me fare Is s'at'
NJ VAN urocKLrN. s""pSi.6I.SIsa5 $50
IIIE REW.YoEg ElEyArED IAiLGo4D CoArASE}
NET!OGA, March "a. 1919.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
on and after this pending the construction OF plat
forms and convenenees for the transfer OF passengers
CHATHAMsQUARE AND EAST .2Dsr.
the operation Of the
CITY HALL AND GRAND CENTRAL BRAScHps
WILDE
SUSPENDED.
Upon completion OF transfer facilities. Of which das notice
will be GIVEN trains run those branches TO ani
FROM the functions.
All main trains VIII be usual
by order Of the Board Of Directors
ROBERT STEWART.
Genorsl ssyk
Gorsts. Carriages, 6arnsss, sc.
wv ANTED-A good secondhand top
w nhplon Address staIlng quality loo
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TO LEASE for a TERN Of YEARS :
Il That vel known sud
POPULAR SEASIDE RESORT,

THE OTTAWA HOUSE.
CusLing's Island Portland H1rb Name Easily aCcestbc
and dceLtfly situated. ~tn thror miles nom Portland
with which Ills constant COMMUNICATION also the
Hce!iDs I.ug is9uCs W Jerry stc.a!cs-.
Island the ~ Shle and
TesOIh VI A 800
acre. land with delightful euTrF. walks
considerable portion under cultivation. and well stocked
farm
Fa,Yres Tor boating. fishing and bathing unc1uallet
Tho OTTAWA IOCkl q sl hTlck bIildlns, az
present Accommodating $50 Fc,s gad the undersigned g.
0eIcu- u leasing Tic whole property gr tefm Of years az
nominal rnt with " having The prsmsos eiaTSed
hundred 81 ioe-ee All
IMPROVEMENTS by estate valuation at the eIp
Tatlor ~ lease
Ie4DO-4 parties wishing negotiate VIII please
with ho urdeIo gnsl before the 20h met.
and Will De- met go Portland between Tie ljtu and 3Jl Of
Ap Wten the IDd be Waited and further tcnais
gwen ana terms arranged
This property. yaded half y million dollars OacIs
excellent oITUtuulty 10 hotel men oI capitalists.
IHOLAb CUSHING. Managing Laecut0r.
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Religions Noiltcs

81 Iuke's VI u Church. tlst, near Gth ave Preach.
ING by the Row Eishop w. L. II ARkis d. d. at 1880 ~
south Reformed Daicb Church 6thaye. AMI 2lstst.
TIE Rev Dr. kOGERS. Pastor service a, II a'd O'Clock
waters" 80
~ Paul., Methodist Episcopal Church. ith and
T1' I'm Wgaoligg a. lD'1 " rns EGy a. D.
loving ami 40 $50 by The Rev. A. T. LYON Of NewYors
Coni're.c- a. Invited
DR. EVER Recior.-Palm aundlY.-C Communion. p. m;
Morning Prayer. .: Ltauy AMI Choral Crleoauon 1880
Good Friday 1eiebtion a M Evening Prayer with ser
IN, sday The Rev Or pix Wcans.,'y the Rev Dr
her THURSDAY. The Rev. Dr Buc Professor rneM Thee
j. d. Good Friday Private DeyOLons, a. m Morning
rTayea and Serp9n - Lhany ,g@gi EcgIoa'L., 4RG rTo
I'aser, (wIth SeTmOn Easter Eyen-Evenng Piayer
$50 ,. m.
The Rev. John W. Chadwick, Minister Of the Vow
grcss.sts win preach TO.MORROW MORNISG at II
oc ock. Subject: &" rho Eafthward Pilgrimage" Evening
Poet"
Tabernacle Baptist Church.
2daye.. between 10Th and llth-sis
PATH. KNowLE1Sh AND CONFIDENCE
EVETING:
THE UNITY or COPS sERyIcE"
stranger, cordially welcomed.
The Rev james VI Pullman W ia ec'ur, to Young Women
on The connset 2? PSs"io a. ne 'RV!Sl % oar a.
MORNING sermon " Felow.np with CHRIST"
The Rev. DIR. Ryance. Rector q -; Marks Church.
and 9th-ayea.. on SUNDAY EVENING. At 1880 O'Clock.
The Re, DIR stokes President OF ocean Grove Assoca,
Isl ana 2i,ares sABBATH MOKNING and EVEN ING.
seats Tree ana strangers welcome.
Westminster Presby terinn Oh, -ch,
JAMES #! LtDioW. D. D. Pasor-services 1880 a. IN.
and $50 p m. sunday AZ 100 ?.
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PROTESTANT.
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YorK. Friday, April 4

Nrw-YoEK. Friday April A. 1879.
The following sales were held at the h1-
change SaIe,room today
b. John T. Boyd
.. ,-t.r. f,,uf.rc with lot. Y 30 Allen ST. $ 49,
ID uf I,Ivrctou-St lot 3FX~t' J. ASH Two
+-' '' III E.rhurt D. Nam r.
..r-r ,.,..,,. .t.,s ouSs with Dot. 80 :It East
'li,..r - ~-s Il W OF lstave, lot lS413'' en-
~ BIZ rsrIGr1 >Uvn.
s q. stony h-ov7 stone house WIN loL 10 ~ tE4%
lh,' - IL" Of l''"'' .,' $3.50
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Gin Droucrtn 90 fct.


4 WELL FURNISHED four-story brown
Iy ~, adults foI 5Omouthy and boa and washnsot SIN
gle gentleman. Address J. o.. loom g, 80 West Ioihs
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE; four
II story brCwustCno pa eellsS Ieseoad amy moIE
vailed and Eighth Avenue cars. SD.
EORDHAM HEIGHTS, oath Nard.-Finc
mansion. sfahlc- fruit and flowers 20 rent
from NAY ]. about so month Address MlKON FAR
DIE OsveGo y Y.
NO. POI EAST 15TU-ST.-lo rent furnished
FURNISHED $1,000 uufIu.snc1 5000 Apply on premises.
OFFICE TO RENT-In the "Churchman"
~ Buuin-, No ~ Ia'avcteplcr opposite the Asl'r IL
bI4rv. Apply on lac premises
pARLOR and BASEMENT FLOOR to let, at
I 2-- last 15thst.i can be seen from 90 " !. M.
rE'O RENT-UANDSOME Four Story Brown
stone: splendid Or!,r Murray iii: h'sica.F lr'"l-
borhood AZ Eas' 55-,t Apply JJt dave near "''"s
Two LET-12 ClG-st.. near Fulton-A four
story cellar and sUh-cClaT substantial bWdWgi rent
moderate. rutland Waiting Le'"H'''''.
rFNO LET-Ofiiccs, lofts, stores and Easements
BcekUan, Ann Fulton, Ionn Pear Cold 'iH' WI
lam and NasS4u-sts. rutland d WHITING. bosSinaHs-
IO LET-FOUR-STORI BKOWN-SlO
II.~IIINtI- northeast C"rucrO' litltf and -t.aN.
The aud most convenient 20 Tie business centre
city. Apply TO j. 6. GiLGG, 10 west I4'-i't %
Boverv. -
rg'O IET-Oue store in Bible House, near
4 corner 4thgve and Astorp'scci 2oxi2 feet ll'ir
glass font. Aelicl by sicun' ieat T''3 also Gt;iT5'
ICAN EIBLE SOCIETY at the Bible House
ITO IET-House in West 1lth-st. between
attic BUt bv work for owners USE, u uut order ana
rcpre vi N rent $1,000 90 private
uc with real and references IL b., EcH No 100, Fo-t
Once. BTOokNn
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Eseiures ano Mssliugs.

NITIZENS Of tho 9Th, 9th. 18th and 10th
~ warts. -, =.
public -ctinE thu citizens Of tho above wards WI be
held PuIS saturday EVENING. at o'clock. o. Beecker
UnIdngs corner OF Morton and BloscsersI, 20 protest.
g.Inst Tho passage VI Assembly B No 49, which permits
tho condemnation OF public streets avenues aLs pIaSes
IN the ipteres. Of corporations
AL sIe invited " attend
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Guctiou Sales OF g,a! estate.

A UCIION.-Fine country seat at NrshaniC
~ y. J five IGrues from Cepcs a. New Jersey CeafTI
snd Iehica Vsvy Esre,1s susbo f1t BOARDING
summer . .toJs hlsh ard losithy; south EfaAch
GOtl. sixteen bari LIZ AiTil - D. 10 at tie
COT MY HOTEL 5oErryis Pat \
gaze: al.O = house 24X3H adjoining lot Per inquiry
address IcV. =. ID. OAKLY. Springfield, LoAg Island
N
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Gonntrn Donro.

A SUPERIOR PLACE to spend the country
~ -uu-SIdr /. among the Catsals every
good grounds SCENERY. drives aud al unsr
passed opens May J. 1879 perfectly free from malaria
mOsquitOs ard other pe3s; terms liberal Address GEO
{. MOTT, AGRA, Greene co, y. y.
COUNTRY or SUBURBAN board wanted by
~ Gentleman and ladies' tat time from city Hal
accommodations and terms Address FAIRFIELD, care Of
NcW-NoTk Tribune.
COUNTRY BOARD wanted Immediately for
~ about month. iy lady her pupil In small pri-
family than hours distance from Nc4Gok
best u repaired ADDRESS G. b. Tribune Uptown
Office. ]. Zj5 Broadway.
GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall. n Y.-HOuSe now
" open 40 garden and grounds water Carl
ages, &c JAMES G.. ROE
SNANTED-Plain country board for elderly
w couple. not go month. RALPH TKEDWELL-
2Tl BrOtdWay.
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Rtal Geiotc 10 @stbnnge.

TOR EXCHANGE.-Auy person having Kan
sas Nebraska Missouri Iand which hey wish TO eE.
change for property ia TINS County, can address
March u. 1879 J. :. KEATP. Fayetteville, N. Y.
WANTED 10 EXCHANGE-A frst-class
dwelling IN The host part Of Sew iOiL city. for good
country ulce " less than 100 Address T. = b.
Box ., 500, Ntn YORK.
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! 4 80 minutes 42dst. IJ trains Oaily).-h new
FCnchroo house VIII IL ooms furnace gas bath room
laundry situated lot 1O1 ia Of vii.
src uinutcs' walk from deIOt 800 also
cosres, mailer rent 500 mora ground may DO md ed
looming any above hOustS u OeAItd. Apply HALL
BROWN & WFSTCOTT. no. pol bIOadH ay, AOOm no. 80.
! or at Whlis Plains
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0caCDfrs.

TEACHER Of CLASSICS, who has nag nae,
y several year, experience ia teaching m ms C"Hil @
= st,dv,nc abroad. few pulls mo '.S -
a., vifh liu 10 instruct. Address promptly 'iN'''
Tribune Once
4 NfTR. SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cst'bd lS22,
n ,,rt'J.s Families ocnoo's. Col'gcs with Tea h'Is
;lcicrs yi posi- ions Pupils vain good 7oAo'-S' y "
EtIIr.ENI .l.lIOi,N. StCy, 30 last 44tHSI
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACH lilo
n AGINtY introduces superior le3''eIS Ms N J.
S,I.ols and Families. Address or car on t.sTcy ~;
SprNG. American and Foreign IedcIc'S -Ae''>''
Imou.squarc. broadway slde. --
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and VEN Ven i1l'i''
er-rlies GOOD teachers with positions APl A.
schools ami families WIN IoH''''i'
s1oC'G5 w u & P1 HCk NIY 80 Union square y Y
nv, ,CIl,pS e,,nnlied 10 schools and families
Il without charge Mrs tLo%ENOL iIINh IN W
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TUTOR-FRENcH PROTESTANT
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gnsirnttlon.
Miscellaneous.
Eau SCHOOLS.
from sixth Page.

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