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eled in Egypt and Palestine; and in 1871 he
was made President of the American Pales.
tine Exploration Company. From Bowdoin
from Williams In 1873 the degree of Ii. ID.
For some years he was an an assistant editor
OF the American Theological Review, to
whlch he contributed many articles on church
history, and other subjects. Among his liter
ary works may be mentioned ga Complete
Analysis OF the Bible" published in 1869, and
ne mas aided in the preparation of several COL
Iecuons of hymns and songs for use and wor-
snip. He was an earnest supporter of the gov
efnment during the war of the rebellion, and
alaed the Union cause by effective public ad-
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The temperance NEE ting at Congress Hall,
tomorrow, will commence at O'Clock D. m.,
and be addressed by Rev. Asa Dalton, rector
of St Stephens church, and other well known
gentlemen. The first half hour will be de-
voted to singing by the double quartette of the
Chestnut street NJ. E. church, composed of
Mrs. DIR. Files and others. Mrs. Gosse will
preside at the organ.
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United States Circuit Court.

REFoRE JUDGE FOX.
FRIDAY.-Annie NJ. Keller vs. The Liverpool &
London Globe Fire Ins. Co. Action upon policy
of insurance on stock of goods and fixtures 671
Congress street in this city. Amount of policy 81,
90. Case opened and testimony in progress.
n. g. III. B. Cleaves j. w. F. Lunt for plaintiff.
Strout Gage-W. II. Motley for defendant
Adjourned to 10 a. M. Saturday.
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LiSr of PaEanfS

Weekly list of patents granted to resi-.
dents OF Maine, dated Nov. I'd, 1880 Re.
ported for the PRESS by C. E. Foster,
Patent Solicitor, 50a 7th street, Washington
p. O.:
19--Augustus f. Morse and G.. f. McIn-
toss. Halowell, ash-sifter
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Atwood & Wentworth.

AGWOOU q " 0ntWOrth.
This popular firm, whose stock of goods is
one OF the finest in this city, have on hand at
the present time rare collection of diamonds,
fine jewelry and elegant silver ware all in the
newest and latest styles, and at prices that
commend themselves to those who do not
usually indulge in such luxuries
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Art.

Several very fine paintings have been re-
ceived at Davis gallery and are deserving of
careful attention.
Facing the entrance is Jerome ThompSonS
"Captive Child" that created SO much COM
ment for its peculiar and remarkable coloring
when exhibited several years ago in Boston.
At that time it was provided with deep
maroon background, and sort of funnel ar
rangement was attached to the picture through
which the spectator looked. A row of gas
jets was arranged above so as to concentrate
great deal of light on the canvas. The effect
was marvellous The painting is now the
property of Portland gentleman at an
pense of some $780, 1t represents a Southern
lagune with tall grasses and tropical blooms,
and in the foreground canoe lazily floats
containing the captive white child and one of
her attendants.
F. S. Frost long known as favorite artist
but who has painted nothing for the past nine
or ten years, exhibits a beautiful view of
Rangely Lake. The perspective and atmos-
pheric effects are very well managed.
Miss Skeele's companion pictures Kittens"
are very natural. The sleeping kitten is the
best, both in drawing and the delicate treat
ment of the fur, while the face of the other is
capital.
George Smillie's Evening is worthy of the
artist both in sentiment and treatment. The
singular shape of the foliage of the cedars in
the foreground is peculiar to the mountainous
regions of the Hudson. The management
of the forest in the background is
study. Mr. Smille also displays view of the
ocean from Cushing's Point, between Ferry
Village and Fort Preble, lately painted during
his sojourn is this city, tn at is deserving of
great praise.
Mr.. James D. Smille, brother of the above,
also exhibits view of "Hog Island from
below Echo Point" a painting exquisite in
treatment, and faithful to place and season.
j. B. Hudson displays the eagle Nest at
Hog Island" This is one OF MIR. Hudsons
best efforts in water colors, and we all know
how happy he is in this branch of his art.
Sky, atmosphere, trees, turf, all are infused
with tender feeling while strengthpand bold
ness are not wanting.
Moran's "Sunset on Grand Cliffs has been
already noticed and needs no extended COM
ment here.
Hewes displays two exquisite paintings of
chrysanthemums on panels that are among
the best things in flower paintings we have
seen. Mr.. Hew@ is an artist who, it is
credit to claim as resident of Portland, and
it is always pleasure to see anything from
his brush.
We understand that Portland has great
treat in store. 1t is well known that the
American Society in Water Colors hold their
annual exhibition in New York about this
time. Mr. George Smillie is treasurer, and
he proposes, after that exhibition closes, or
about February !, 1881, to send some fifty of
the best pictures to Portland for exhibition.
Mr.. Davis has disposed of Bellows charm
ing water color painting of ssHigh Bridge" to
Portland gentleman for S125
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
BUFFALO BILL.

There will be great demand OF the box of
fee of the New Portland Theatre today, for
seats to the Buffalo Bill performance which
will come off next Monday evening. Our ex.
changes speak we'll of the company supporting
the star, and says he has packed audiences as
usual.
NOTES
Miss Fanny Chadwick will give two parlor
concerts, at which several of our best local
talent will appear, on the 18th and 10Th insts.,
at her residence
The sale of seats for Tickelick has heen
large and the opera will be we'll performed.
1t will be put on the stage in fine style.
The Weber Club will give concert about
the first of December assisted by Portland
lady violinist of well established name in the
profession, who has not appeared in Portland
for fonrtnan years
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BRIDGTON.
Grand Republican Demonstration.

Grand Republican Demonstration.
The Republicans of Bridgton celebrated
their glorious victory in the Natl nal cam
paign on Wednesday evening by one of the
most elaborate aud enthusiastic demonstr ations
ever witnessed in that village. The whole
affair was carried through with the generosity
and large-hearted public spirit which has ever
characterized Bridgton celebrations, and it is
safe to say that no town of its size in the coun-
ty has surpassed it in the completeness of the
illuminations, the size OF the procession or the
enthusiasm manifested by the procession.
The procession was formed at u O'Clock pre-
csely in front of the Republican headquarters
in Jhe following order
Platoon of Police.
Major II. A. Shorey, Marshal, mounted.
Aids-A. IL. Hartman, l.. l.. Lewis, mounted
Brdgton Brass Band
Color Bearer, Mr.. George Miller
Young Mems Garfield Club. b. L. Chase command
Sweden Company, E. {. Eastman, commander.
Bridgton Cadet Band.
Go. A, Garfield and Arthur Club; A. J.. Simpson,
commander.
Naples Brass Band.
Naples Company Watson Chute commander
South Bridgton Band.
Harrison Company, Capt. q. NJ. Fernald, command
er.
Denmark Band.
Denmark Company, ). G. Davis, ESQ.,. commander
Co. B, Garfield and Arthur Club ID. G. johnson
commander.
Platoon OF Police.
The procession numbered 449 men. The
Denmark company were armed with axes and
the Sweden company with brooms The large
field piece from Norway added its share to the
general racket.
The transparencies were numerous and bore
telling inscriptions, and three of them were
borne ou wagons. After an extended march
the procession halted at the Town House
where a bountiful colatian of hot meats and
coffee was served. There was also a pleasant
Club. Deputy Collector David Moulton, oil
Portland, delivered racy original poem
After the procession there was splendid dis
play of fireworks in Rufus Gibbs field, and
the Norway Battery fred salute of 100 guns.
Cannon were also fired at D. M. Crockett's and
James Taylor's
1t would be impossible, with the space at
our command, to mention all the Examinations
for nearly the whole village illuminated. A
pretty feature was the waving of flags by a
little daughter of G. B. kneeland dressed as
Columbia, and fine tabeau by L. L. Lewis
children. Hon. c. L Gibbs the Cumberland
House, Reuben Riley. Luther Billings, Albert
Fogg, Misses Burnham and Hill, Messrs.
Irish and Taylor made special displays Miss
Riley personated Columbia and Miss Sharon
the Goddess of Liberty.
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G. Fl. WILKINS has recently taken the
American House and thoroughly reftted it
and put it in excellent order. 1t is now one of
the best hotels in the city for business men
and the travelling public generally. Those
who know Mr.. Wilkins say he knows how to
keep hotel. noy9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

No mirror ever yet threw back
A more repulsive sight,
Than teeth that are .decayed and black;
Or one more pure and bright
Than rows of pearls, that all may vaunt
Who put their faith in SOZODONT.
nov IL ThST&W
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SUPERIOR Court.

BEFORE JUDGE BONNEY.
FRIDAY.-In the case of VIM. Todd vs. Todd Non
Freezing Hydrant Co., the Jury rendered verdict
for the defendants.
Elder for plaintiff.
A. W. Coombs for defendants
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

DO you know" remarked a prominent gen.
tleman to US few days ago, CDR. Bulls
cough Syrup is really good thing. My
daughter would have me use it for bad cough
and it did cure me-
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

A Demand for Silver Dollars for Maine.
AT the Treasury Department letter was
received Thursday from Mr.. Knowton of Lib
erty, Me-, requesting in behalf of the pension
ers who reside in that vicinity, that their quar-
terly payment, which falls due on the fourth
of next month"; be paid to them in standard
silver dollars This is the first request of the
kind that has been received at the Treasury
Department. The law requires all Pension
Agents to make all payments in checks or
drafts, aud reply to that effect was sent to
Mr.. Knowlton. At the same time it was
pointed out that the pensioners might convert
their checks and drafts into silver through ma
tonal banks, any of which can obtain silver
from the Treasury free OF expense for trans
portation. Considerable amounts of standard
silver dollars are now finding their way into
circulation in different and distant parts of the
country. This is mainly owing to the fact that
banks, especially in the West, need large sums
of money in small denominations every fall.
Rather than send large notes TO the Treasury
to exchange for small notes and pay express
charges both ways, the banks in many cases
have preferred to receive silver dollars, on
which the government pays the cost of trans
portation.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

CARLTON KMBALL has received this week
large lot of new goods, which will be sold
ten per cent. less thar can be bought at any
other store
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Accidents

AS young man named Cushing who works
on vanishing machine at rStinson & Co. s
was at work yesterday he caught his finger
in ane Of the grippers and but for his GOODNESS
he would have been drawn into the machine
and seriously if not fatally injured. As it was
his finger was badly injured.
Robert Rawson, employed in hauling wood
from Cape Elizabeth to Portland, fell from
his team before reaching Portland bridge yes
terday and broke his wrist by striking it on
wheel.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

LADIES intending to purchase Worsteds and
Canvasses at Carlton Kimball's are requested
to come early in the day and avoid the great
rush in the afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

OWEN, MOORE & Co. are selling out few
Mems Shirts and Drawers very cheap. Look
at their window and go inside and examine
stoetx
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

DIR. FITZGERALD will be at the Falmouth
Hotel, Portland, Monday and Tuesday the 18th
and 10Th, for two days only.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

. f. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell new and Sec
ond-hand furniture, carpets, &c, at salesroom
IS Exchange street, at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

Solon Chase rode into fame on pair of
steers. Adamson's Bdlsam became meritorious
by its wonderful healing properties. 1t cures
Coughs, Colds, and all affections OF the
Throat and Lungs. Trial size, 10 cents.
nov13 S,W&W
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

PIANOS to rent by G. X. Hawes, dealer in
musical instruments, III Middle St.
nol3 dot
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

BEFORE RECORDER GOULD.
FRIDAy.-,John Lally. Intoxication-2d offence
Sixty days in county Jail.
Margaret Conley. Assault. Fined So and costs.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

SPECIAL bargain in Black Beaded Fringe
with Chenille drop, 81 per yard
OWEN, MOORE & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13
Yarmouth 40

Yarmouth Aqueduct Company.
The owners of the First Yarmouth Aque-
duct have made choice of the following officers
for the ems uing year:
Cerk-W. FL. Marston.
Treasurer-A. Ii Burbank
Colector-J. Cheney
Directors-B. Jeffards, j. Chenery, A. H.
Burbank. B. ID A.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

LOOK before you buy Girdles, Balls, Cords,
Fringes and Buttons at
OWEN. MOORE & Co.'S
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

TAM O'SHANTER Caps for Boys and Girls.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

The Gold Medal Bouquet
is the name given to that exquisite perfume of
J. & E. ATKINsoN's, which was awarded the
first prize at the International Exhibition at
Paris no10W&S
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13
BUFFALO Robes. Buffalo Robes.

COE, the natter.
Thirty Years Experience Of an Old
Nurse. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP is the prescription of one of the best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for thirty years with
never-failing success, by millions of mothers
for their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind-colic. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price Twenty
five Cents a bottle. may26 26WS&M&w6m
Coz has all the Winter styles of Hats and
Caps.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
PEOPLES Spiritual MEETING.
WallZng-Prof. Millard fancoast.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Turner Bros.-Special.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Merry-5.
Owen, Moore g. Co.'S.
Carlton Kinball-2.
Pianos-C. X. Hawes.
Coe-4.
st. Nj holas Hotel.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Winter-Merry.
b ogs- Brown.
Sheriff's Sale.
Purse seine Fisheries american Net & Twne Co
To Let-145 Franklin St.
A Call to All 'Longshoremen.
Ro aes-Coe.
silver Warc-Atwood & Wentworth.
$4,000 Eight per Ct,-J. G. Martin
AUCTION COLUMN.
Important Sale OF China, Earthen Ware, sc.
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TRUNKS and Travelling Bags.
Coz, the hiatt er.
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O u r
ALL WOOL BEAVER CLOAKS,

at So. $3.50 and $40 we
consider excellent Bar
gains. We find it very diff
ficuIt to keep on hand a
full line of sizes, the de-
mand is SO large for them
From the above our pri-
ces range up to $50.
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Best 50 and So Hats. Merry, Halter.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

MEMS and Boys Winter Caps. Merry.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

LADIES' Derby Hats, 81 and 81 %. Merry
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

ScoTcH Caps, 81 cts. Merry, the Halter.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13

GLOVES, Gloves, Gloves. Coe, the halter
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-13
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER,

With an experience OF over twenty
years, and with our increased facilities
for manufacturing, we are confident we
can offer inducements i'm this branch OF
our business which cannot be found
elsewhere.
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THE EHAVELOCK.

is new Garment this season, and
is a great success. We are show
g the Garment in a variety of
Cloths, costing from $1,000 to
$500.
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The Gold Medal BOuoue-

ENTIRE New Silk Hats, $3.50. Merry.
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED koulE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEw-loRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
TupOIJGU TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. s DEpOTS

II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY DEPOrs
IN PHILADELPHIA, IL NEW-YoRk.
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legal Noiltcs.

CUPREME COUKT.-Ciiy and County of New
> York THE NLW-NOHK LAKE ERIE AND WEST
FRS RAILROAD CoMPANf, plaintiff agt Jtii-5
NCTENIY dcfen ant To the above named defendant Iou
arc hereby RmnOnCd o. The complaint IN this action
ard 10 Serve a copy The plaintiff attorney
after the OF thus suinm0ns exc Ia.
the Of service AID IN case Of your failure 10 ap9r
Judgment viii be- iakeu against hy dfau for
the relief demanded ia thc cJnpantDtted Acw OIA 60.
II. 19-U.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
NO.35 william -, New York CITY.
James Mcienry-1bc urcCOng tupmonH isscIyci upon
Won bv publication pursuant 10 ofdI Of the Honorable
Daniels ~ the Justices ~ Tie Cour
thc state York dated IRE ION day OF March, 40
the complaint tn Office 81 The Clerk u thc
Ciy County Of Ycfk at Tie Court House In the Cty
of sew foik. - O.
Plaintiff Att rlryt,
fNarl7- lnwfw-Wcd 30 William - Ecw ToTa city.
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nrVVSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNliED STATES MAI. ROUTE
Trains leave Ncw-York. via Dcsbsosses ami Coruandt
btrrefs Ferries. follows:
HARRISBURG Ilu-Durg. The west and South with Pullman
Pa. ace cars attached q d. q AMI daily
Uilham-poIt. Lock Haven o. M, $50 D. m; Curry anf
Eric S0p connecting ~ Cory for i1tlsNHc PerJ
and The Oil hc ,lonr.
Fvpr6ss OF u Imam Paror cars daily. except Sundly lO
m. arrive Washington Az D. ~. Regular al 40 and
S.2u "a. m J. 4 and 10 q. m. SUNDAY TO IA "a nd. ~
Express ior West Philadelphia $50 80 $50 . 10 Lin.
fed IL a. J. 80 4 90 = g. $50 $50 and - p IN.
sio r. night sunday $50 and IN, 1872 o''J aud ID
rSpTcs Tor Philadelphia via Camden 1870 e. and Up m.
except sunday 49,, q, -, .-..-
ROas ~ Brooklyn Annex connect WIN au through trans
AT Jersey Cy. anordng speedy and direct utn'ler io
Brooklyn travel .,- ,,.,n.. o., tnt... -.
daly. 9..Oa m. $50 o daily. except Moray, from
Wsshlngton snd Baltmors. CJOn NJ p 200 800 1910 2.
n Sunday. 600 O. From Phla cpna, i:!u 800 600
F.Ao. 1870 80 > 300 $50. 100 $50 100 aud
lOlop m. Sunday 800 6:Oj 600 1870 ll'5O an $50
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NEW-IORK AND THMADELPHIA NEW
,o.. Eorsp hi;56H ROUTE.

E1IhD BROOK ROUTE
70. TNGNION AND PNILAUt LP!TA.
iea,r o's i'ii station e. H. b.. of N.J~io'toi Id
10. ii,a c..asi = .r and orern.'F- at ~ g. lll5
p i'' ~ H. 5j1 'l5. - p go. on Sunday at o.l' " "''
FOR S,aron corner Third and Herksst ut $50 ll:l5
O. ms 100 $780, o. ljp 4iJ p ON SUNDAY al $40 D. n-i
~ 1cnt d. wr-r,p and Tucter4ts $50 7.t5 o Ill5
~. % $50 l. 552, al" ~ J. IN ON SUNDAY at ':i5
T., .u,nn-. ,Ian- Nl .e,ve Philadelphia for Ncw.Yoro
From salon ~ l4 a"4 feeding .;ai'rold corner
o .l2' NJ , '' 4, = '' S S}, p D., ,1 Us
5,. ' i la,. rs ~. ',I9 '' '-' " ' '0 TIE
Iro yaire9 na 1ne .,s ;22 eVeept M i'95
- M On m ,i,y-l..0 Oh am ais %. IA
Connection mad. e. Jersey Cty 10 and from Brook
T-I's o "a c at loot Of Lertysr Nos 800 26l 4ol ol
e eo; hiI4t| ,n ili eaco c. Wharf HrooSn
NV YORK Transfer Company uodd iAprcse WI ca. i1r
Application can De madcat a;i Broad~:y and S5 tthaye
ii. j.. bALuW ~. 4. neral Passenger Agent.
FOR 'BHDGEPORI and al points on Nou-
H, sip PSI -. j. r., Az, az .o a m and2'jo p Ill
\ EW-HANLN. HARTFORD. &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers cave f',s SIN caly -sncayS cAoeried) for
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
thro1rh I'm. vii l,ay, Grand co4ts.l Depot
Aioa'. and Ment,e va saratoga Win drawing room cars.
10 y, a. a MS, opd S 15s Drawing room
95 m ny io 4i39ny ana Toy WIN 00nAeeHoA'
." o a. l Aiahr and rr a,i' f ai
- IONS runn.ns hropsh every Jay "a a.. week also sleep
r.ftiTr SUNDAY night .ia -1fatora
IAN Ia.t ytrcst fr Nom, cal Rochester and Corn.
ing. va Geneva r'cpng cars 10 Geneva Rochester and
Ssor n Plcnr rrrcss, daily, with sleeping cars g. vra
cu-, i.,c1,.icr Nl~5a lalt nundo Cleveland Toledo.
iiro p IT,. %ish, Express with stepping cars to Albany
Aa ,ac ~ 80. 90 AID il3 Br.adgay an az Wet.
col srr,-a Once Pans place end ~ ald Ji2 LroId.
WY -''' G. g. MEEAEH General Passenger Agent
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Aueiion Sales OF Rca! estate.

at AUCTION-TO close Ayres Estate
"a Examine Two ful front FIVE story brok avenue
buildings Noe 7G0 and 76S lOthaye of B2dst
ruaing weIented stores very productive best To-
10 be sold on Friday March TO- at i2 M. at Exchange
sales Room, II Broadway peremptoIy.
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctoneer
III POSITIVE SALE on WEDNESDAY March "a, at Q
O'clock noOn Exchange SaesrOom III Broadway,
not previously sold
Hfoad ay and SSthstNortheast size 90 feet on
Broadway by 140 3SlhsLi with all tho Improvements
thereon.
9TH ave l2Ch-stI1ve lOs southwest 90
ii inches on 5th.ave. by 100 feet on l2Otlst.
side - feet II inches north OF l27h st. 10
feet 5aye by ITO feet deep with the Two dwell
ing houses thereon. Also
Ten Dykman lots 100 and $50 feet deep On Hawthorne.
a. Postayo Maps ready.
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kk IL! T. = .all ~
w 'NIrFD STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEA MkH~
FOE QUEEN rows AND LINERPOOl.
MOTIF -Tht ste- u this Line take the LANE ROUTE
recommended by Lieut. Magy, = NJ ON Dotu the outward
anl hnnewarl VOYAGES a., 50 o.,
tlC cant huIsdsy, Mch. IS 1890 a. m.
RrpIfHl a. Cam H saturday. March p.
ABKGAIIt, apt looming i....- lhuldN Arm l. IVA NJ
tROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, root OF WtSf
l0IIi-SG l., 80
These sfelmt Uniform IN size an unsurpassed IN a
rnirtmelfs The sta eT0Oms. smoking ani BAN
rooms are placed anships where the noise and motion are
aS felt anodng OF CONT n hitherto Unattan able
atsC1. .,o =,
EArEs.-SalOOn, $50 aui 500. Steerage, 92S Return
tickets favorable &C. ms.
These st saineTs mel her cattle, sheep pigs
Of plans aud other l:ornaon apply az the
CnUipanys Onoes 81 broadway Newly York, or No lao
Walnut IT,. Philadelphia nd CURTIS Agent
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me DOLLAR TO BOSTON.

NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR Tor special limited tickets. Steamers
Pier 40 North kyof. daily, ncudng sundaYs at 5OO m