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MASSACHUSETTS.
Capsizad and Drowned

OHpSlZ6u and DrOWned.
GLoUCEsTER, June 1.-Wallace Rowe and
George Clark were capsized to-day mile from
land. The former swan ashore. Clark, who
was an Engishman, aged 10, was drowned.
A Woman's Head Cut OFF.
WORCESTER, June 1.-At North Brookfield
this morning, Mrs. Nellie Murphy had her
head caught and cut off in an elevator at
Bachelors boot shop.
The Adams Brothers Convicted.
Boston, June LIN the case of Frank and
Ames Adams of Bellingham, charged with the
murder of George FL. Partridge, the jury this
evening returned verdict of manslaughter
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Oil Tanks Strnck bv Lightning

OIL CITY, Pa, June 1.--At East Brady,
Tuesday evening, during the storms, two
tanks o: % 900 barrels C ,pacity, belonging to
the United Pipe Lines, were struck by light
ming. One, containing 10000 barrels of crude
oil, is now burning and other property is in
danger: The surrounding tanks are nearly
full and will probably be bnrned.
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MARINE NEWS.

A Bucksport Schooner in Trouble.
HALIFAX, June 1.-The fishing schooner
SNOW Squall, of and from Bucksport, Me-.
bound for Grand Banks put in here TO-DAY
leaking badly. She will 90 on the marine
railway for repairs.
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MARsHALTowN, Ia, June e-About 700
delegates were present at the GreenbaciS State
convention to-day. Resolutions were adopted
favoring old Greonback principles, endorsing
woman's suffrage and the anti-monopdy
movement.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


Organization Of the Legislature.
CONCORD, June 1.-The ninety-seventh leg
islature convened at 10 a m. to-day. The sew
eral oaths were administered by Gov. Head.
ES-Gov. Walter Hartman of Concord was
elected temporary presiding officer by accla-
nation.
The House balloted for speaker with the fol-
lowing result:
49, .aisooi VI toeeS' ..'....,...ZI3
necessary Tor a choice. ...... 14O
chester Is. Jordan had. .............,,...174
George L. Cochrane had ....... ............1OO
N- ~N"eSAA "H"'
Mr.. Jordan was declared elected On tax
ing the chair Mr.. Jordan addressed the House
thanking it for the honor conferred on him.
Charles G. Emmons of Bristol, was elected
clerk; Edward f. Jones of Manchester, assist
ant clerk; John Underhill of Chester, SER
geant-at-arms; George A. Dickey of Derry,
Norris A. Dunklee of Concord, and Charles
M. Howe of Rochester doorkeepers, by accla-
nation.
The Senate met at II o'clock and organized
as follows: President, John Kimball OF Con-
cord; clerk, James E. Dodge of Manchester;
assistant clerk, Lewis W. Holmes of Keene;
sergeant-at-arms, William B. Fellows of La
coma; messenger. Lyman S. Hayes of Milton.
After short address by President Kimball,
the Senate adjourned till afternoon.
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SECOND BALLOT.
Conkling IS; Jacobs SO, Wheeler
%, Cornell II, Rogers Is, Scat
tering Is.
A Democratic Organ Accuses the Demo.
Gratis Of Selling Out.
Cornell Still a Candidate.

ALBANY, June lit is stated that Gov. Cor
nell will not write letter declining to permit
his name to be used as candidate in the
Senatorial contest. Senator Mccarthy has not
received any letter from the Governor declin-
ing the use of his name.
In the Assembly tolay Rev. DR.. Holmes,
Presbyterian, in his prayer invoked divine in.
f1uence against the triumph of faction or indi-
vidual preferences in the selection Of United
States Senators.
The first vote in joint convention was for
the short term as follows:
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The Iowa Seuatorsl,in

MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, June lin the
city and county primaries yesterday the in
terest centered On the contest for United States
Senator between James f. Wilson and Gov
ernor John II. Gear 1t is estimated that Will
sons majority is 800.
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NEW YORK.

The Army of the Potomac Reunion.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The members OF the
Army of the Potomac intending to be- present
at the forthcoming reunion at Hartford should
notify Major Horatio G. King of this city. The
New York, New Haven and Hartford, the
Boston and Albany, and all local roads in
Connecticut will charge members of the Army
OF the Potomac fare one way only Members
on application to the Secretary at Hartford on
the day of the meeting will receive certificate
which will secure them free return transporta-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Wholesale Market.

ssevneW or the Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE /.
The following changes reported this week.
In Drugs and Dyes. Opium is quoted at 75@
q %, and Cardamom Seeds at 1898 90. Small
Cod are off 25c and Pollock show an advance Of 25.
while No Shore Mackerel are .50c higher Gun
powoer shows decline Linsecd and Boiled Oils
are 1c off. Salt shows several changes mostly a
decline. Seeds are Slightly lower. Sugar has ad-
vanced, and is now quoted at 1o5s@1Oc. Grain is
Zee off on Oats and Sc ON Sacked Bran. Pork is
Zoe lower. Butter is slightly lower. Cheese is lac
off
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New York Stock audN ao.sev samr,es.

tKy ICIegraph.I
SEW yoRG. June 1-Evening Money market
easy at 2e4 call, and closed offered at 3; prime
mercantile paper S1s9e4. Sterling Exchange strong
ments are quiet and generally firm. State bords are
in light demand. Railroad bonds in fair request.
The stock market closed weak.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregs.
e.t 279 814 shares
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
Government securities:
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Grain, Market.

PORTLAND, June l.
The following quotation of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. w. Jordan.
1877 Commercial street:
Chicago Wheat --Corr- Oats
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Strike Of Sailors.

A strike took place this morning among the
mon on the different coastwise steamship lines
along the river front. At 10 O'Clock the men
on the Alexander, Cromwell, Mallory Wards,
struck work. The deck hands on the Norwich
line at pier 45 also struck. The men are or
derby and no troable is anticipated by the po-
lice. 1t is thought that a compromise will be
effected before night and the men return to
their work.
Resignation of Superintendent Hinchman
Superintendent j. G. Hinchman has resign
eu from Ino western Union Telegraph Com
pany. He was one of the Oldest teIegraphers
in the country
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The Spraplla Estate,

PROVIDENCE, June 1.-At the meeting of
the creditors of the Sprague estate, to-day, it
was voted that the chairman, Hon. Nelson W.
Aldrich, appoint a committee Of five to meet
trustee Zacharah Chaffee and receive from
him an account of his trusteeship and have
recourse to the books to verify his statement
aud report at a subsequent meeting. The
chair withheld the appointments.
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sSrhe active demand noticed for some two week
past continues and rices are well sustained. From
all points the leading markets presents very firm
tone.
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BALTIMORE, June 1.-The Confederate
memorial ceremonies were observed to-day at
Loudon Park. About 5000 persons were pres
emit.
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Receipts OF Maine GENITAL.
Badly Donsestsc Eecei

PORTLAND. May 81.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads 90 miscellaneous u,e !
ohandjse
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE

METEOROLOGICAL
'wruoArloss FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
June 2, / A. M.
For New England,
slightly cooler, partly cloudy weather, local
rains variable winds, mostly northeasterly,
stationary or higher barometer:
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN
Rain has fallen in all the districts east of
Mississippi except New England. Thunder
storms are reported from the Middle Atlantic
States, lower lake region. The temperature
has fallen in Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley and elsewhere has remained near
ly stationary. The weather continues very
unsettled but the indications are on Friday the
weather will be fair in the Atlantic States.
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European Markets.
MAR RE AE Es.
DEATHS.

In this city, June /, Mrs. Harriet P, wife of
Stephen G. Munsey, aged 10 years.
Funeral on Friday afternoon at 2Ha o'clock.
Burial prvate
In (i0rham, June 1. Hon. Daniel c. Emery, aged
rs years.
[Funeral on Friday afternoon, at 21s O'Clock, at
his late residence.
In Falmouth, May 80, George Brigham, aged 70
years months.
In Scarboro June /. Mrs. Laura L., wife of Hugh
Milliken aged rs years months.
In Cornish Village. May 20. Almon Burnell of
West Baldwin. aged 26 years.
In Sebago, June l, Aaron Berry, aged 81 years.
lBuaial at West Baldwin on Thursday afternoon
In Wiscasset, June at the residence OF his faith
er, Ihos II. Cunningham, aged 81 years.
In Chicago. May 20, Jesse Dyer, aged GA years,
formerly Of Portland Bangor papers please copy.l
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Three Murders by Texan Desperate.
GAINESVILLE, Texas, June John Thomp-
son killed Deputy Sheriffs Chas and Sam
Meredith and l.. Kriht, who attempted his
arrest. Thompson escaped.
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. & Moulton members of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Elk
change streets:
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By water conyeysnce-loo0 bush Cornines Il G
W. True 81 Co.
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Bteamboats ano RAILROADS..


h VIA GALWAY, now known as tho NEW
%GnsIn q trains sSs
Bss
sss'sg. e. fs s:1s
to Buffalo Connects Turner's or Ne%bur n,eepns
sS s.sfp ana
S FOR n Ss w Rinns Cars to Chicago
nights faS on. a ' sSnS S1s
Is sS SO 80
s|s' s sss 9 9ssS aS 20 II s
Via SeTar e % $40 So ? M = spS
S dave g9 % and ~ %idnight saturday only sa
,SsssSSsr ssd ssc iSge% nj las 800 8 eao 7ls
ixS ssSP ana y %S"isht 1''' :" $751; 1870 H.
al. sSO co nv as9 aRso M $50 .so GOO
G Sss$Ssf AS iSsa mn S sss
Misalstsx AZ sS0 100 ss0 3d. 40 p 7s
With 0e and esweso f adanS
aa Tsrs $50 5sSv to lS2o 7lS
TIE G%isRiL Ssg a@ Putnam Car train from
and S % aFoce @es S Hunt
Stations on the t tser and and Dsa%aas
baggage checked from residence.
a 8oa5s Lave 80 quarter Of and quarter after each
ant Ts ssssn for i9 Room
q f %ss 60 Sas
Courts sfcsEiya coSpan 1 6spSt n H. No.
Express the West arrive in NewYork at 7a5
JSo n. XBBoTr aenr Pass'r Agent New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Sunday Ss iCH s@ an and as ao S s Gao Sac liz,
"e%ninntes later Saturday nights
Xf 9Pa d5 m3psy zoe sqs " 40
FALL RIVER LINE.
L. FOR FALL RIVER, BOSTON AND THE EAST
n. md al nr1n
the provinces splendid steamers sS u ana
Leave New.y DIR 6kis slS AND PEoytDEScE
psr ~ n r. foot Of Murray aud direct Fan
6aa E AMI ssSSs
to Ba1aS ~sr rDans nights rest Te
aquartcrl ~ SAW
The n 0NL L0,i DIRECT n LINE TO NEWPORT RI
points on oa coony aro N o @p9 e SSa
ny TINS line Fares lover than by other Mag
ro.,.o w. NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
IeNe NewNOrk daily (Sundlys cxceDtedD at 6p.
Piers n r. Connection by brooklyn 8 p NJ,
Tickets aicrooms both lines may be secured at all
hotels transfer and ticket Offices at tho Office
List of tours and excursions at low april
ono BORDEN LOWELL, Agents
FOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
cenra az lbs W Week Rd a az and S
m sS@ S a AsO train a So Week days Get tickets
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
L sAToNICa and NAUGArUCK RAfLROAD S-stcamers
1cr P m lS Fare % snT vfasy
FOR the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
n a SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
sfoHTNGooN4 L RSH from N fS%SnSRs with the
Wine Sound Line running through Parlor Cars to the
leaves stonngon steamboat landing tdmy except sun
diner at ymoth runs Gr and
worcester |" fabyans aud all White Mountain points
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oFFlCE OF THE COLLECTOR OF AssEssMrSTs,
AND CLERK OF ARREARS,

AND CLERK OF ASnssRss
q sse s Of lands for UNPAID taxes Of
S sfass & A1s rrtss
s'ss Tss 81 Es AZ
pa. se e II a'
sss. sss
s9s W s SIS S q n snS nc
ana The sS y t a
aIsse Tsn ,SS
Interest," ther OF tnsnee in the House. with the
5s & sR e.. Tune as x gS
s sS etsn
Ss %'A Iay%SSSs s%sa lands q fR ss ss$
bean P'f ISL in at hY asIoo e
s s1 N yssrs Ct
oGNtS s %as rsn as the
, an with the charges notice and adj
a hS an na time al
payable ysf n Sp @sS s asSns
the saSes Is a hsGT1sy Thy further given Of
property on which taxes and water rents Remain nn
i"at cS SHps Of 81 %., said
applying the same anu Will be delivered to any per-
Collector of Assessments and Clerk Of Arrears
NOTiCE.-Proposals will be received at the
81 So hf "n # Public cnarss
goods. groceries, Leather &c For Ill nfor, to- oWfy
Record, Tor sale at No. Q City HAIL 0 |i'y
~ OIdCE:-PrOposas will be received at the
once OF the Department Public Charities and Cor
leather Sc For full see CITY Record
NOIdCE.a.Proposals will be received at the
0nce OF the Department of Public Charities and Correc
p, 80 % hihave until August 1881, for rlumbng
CITY iop at 10 o cy hGG full in
NOiICE:-Sealed proposals will be received
az the once OF the Fire Department Nos los ana lbT
arnctrst Tn august TO- ISL FOR furnishing and CON
atoh see Clty Record. Tor sale at No. City Han
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steamboats, un0 Railroads..

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, LINZ
Tnn go Sou, e change To- location NEW STEAMERS SARA
ioth ana CITY OF TROY leave daily except Satnr,lov
from PIER No 81. North River loot Of cn
hoctlng with morning trains North and West sun
day steamer touches Albany N"~ sum
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"a DREW and 81 JOHN leay, Pier A. North River
SOU III SIDE or CANAL-Sr, every WEEK DAY at SO
~: connrcthgE Albany Slnay morning exccpteD with
Excursion cketst Albany and renrn good days 50
w. W. EVERETT, President
a LBANf DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c.
= NibbARDdhlY Sundays cNoaptan H.. leave
acr $50 AL .ZiSi 40 ~ tBrooklyn. nv Annex az
NJ! landn3a Nyaek Ferry West Point New3Hrg PJIgl.
scc me 1S2ee Cltsk AMI IN son Connec, Al Rhlac
a Nv IL ~ TO- the CAiSKILL MOUNTAINS: at Hmdson
nf fuit1.c Lebanon spa, etc. Albany the North
tnl West AMI SPECIAL SARATOGA FXPRFSS Now
ork Central and Hudson River H. r. tickets good via This
down boat, 'N'"'''nS w
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Corporation Notices.

I TIT OF NEW-YORK, DEPARTMENT OF
s TSss ~ t Esq., NSE BUREAU FOR COLLECTION OF Az
sEsSMENTS a MP oA ARREARS OF TAXES AND AS
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Mdrbls anh Slate itlantcIs.

4 DyER1ISEMENT FOR THE NEW
tPro1VVNN k nf fIniiIbNNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED ar THE
6 1 S9S West Twenty thirdgt Eghh ave.
NJ u Fonftcenthst, Union
le' colcr Fotty-srNenth ST.; ut the HARLEM OFFICES
"' uoi ana 100 rhri.ave., One hundred ana.
'''.'t "' To \ u. IN. at regular office ratea
NtOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-Thc most
varied and complete stock OF due mantle, now on ex
YORK N ~ "0'' -''''' NOV"
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
NEW LINE.


TRENTON and PHI LADELPHIA.
Liberty.st. ~ ~ - " " - " ~ 49,
For Pinlaepha Ninth and Grcen.ss, at 7:i5 $50 1ll5
n' .jao T. 49, 53o Z, IL D. On sunday at S4o n ni
%or Third and Berts OF 800 7t5, lll5 m, l3oi;3o
o39o T. m. On Sunday nj $40 a. 49,. =. -
TOT trenton Warren and Tuckorsts $50. 7ih o HID
$3.50, IL p. -
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.Yory:
rom stations Pba and Reading II. r., Ninth and Green
ss nj 800 $50, $780, M; l5, $40, 5:40 GAS. IL
5 Pom a Thrd ana Berkssts at 3:2o $50 o6 M S4o
rom Trenton, Warren and Tucker stsl:25, G25, SOB
LEO, 'c2b q. M. 6:l5 p. m.
connection IL made Jersey CITY Station to and from
brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jcrsey City. - - 49,
Tickets for sale at foot of Libertyst Nos $50 pol 40
w. 200 i323 Broadway, and at TIC prlnclpal hocls;
Brooklyn. '' ~ -
N Transfer Company Dodds Express, win call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination App
cation can be made At 0i and 323 Broadway 7S6 sixth
wfork, and Courst Brooklyn. All these Offices
graph.
JOSEPH $. HARRIS II. p BALDWIN.
General Manager Cen Pass gcut
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/ ONG BEACH.
NEW SCHEDULE, JULY a.
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANGE
IN as MINUTES


TRAINS leave Hunters Point: s:S5 10 and IL a M. ?
'';oi sou 1850 ana y. The
trains all others through express trains with.
presses wlfh through cars from Brooklyn.
Leave Long Beach 1t5 500. $780, li:s0 m; 24a s45
5;lu !sO5, $50 and 1915 p. ' 0'
SUNDAY trains leave Hunters Point: = OBS and ia m
= = = D aud p NJ fast express trains with through
brooklyn cars time IS minutes Returning intervals OF an
line street Annex boat With all afternoon tr,ps
ONG BRANCH. FIVE TRIPS DAILY.
CITY OF RICHMOND. PLYMOUTH Rocv
Leaves Pier y r. and ~ Leaves foot EAST 2dst aix
a M and S;ao p m sdn. a. and Per 3 y. K, 10
ns i9oS on w @Dti-st $50 a. m aaa n every day.
r. m. 3p m.
FARE, zoe EXCURSION TICKETS ONLY Coo
MANHATTAN BEACH
steamer SII IVAN GROVE connecting trains VIA
SkistNPnlNI, leaves Pier foot 23d-st East River for
MANHATTAN BEACH az s:45. 9f5, 1915 m. and hat
Trains leave Manhattan 735 10 ll:D, n m l20S
di:ou lVo % and ID and 80 minutes past hOnr all
Steamers d r. MA RTIN ana TIiOS C0LLYFR connect
ING win trains EAH RIDGE leave WHITE
nALLST terminus Of Elevated Roads halt holrly from
20 STU y M Trains leave Manhattan Beach
49, ~ ~
GRAND CONCERTS by GILMoRF's FAMOUS RAND
assisted by WALTER EMERSON, solo comet and 9th
eminent s9olstS nndeT nc direction Of Mr. r. GILMORE
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
by the Alexandra Exhibition Company,
Mr.. JAMES PAIN OF Lonloo
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING.
FAIRY LAND AT MANHATTAN BEACH
every TUESDAY and Thursday night weather permitting
,EXCu RsION TICKETS FOR MANHATTAN BEACIf
PRICE, go CENTS
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RALTIMORE and ONO RAILROAD.


na Ha,a,in,l ,Y Raitmors an Washington
E%na IL M Depot cortaa All Ag @ rsR' a;
N S%t T @NTisGDs s9a2y arrive wa,1nx,n
t,'ar Soa@6a, aa ta aa GAy a Ti5h e SGR
e. m-pa,ly ', nao Toe ws.,n,t,o arrly, cla,a,,a
rcas 70 ann c SGl En n
" ia9 fI.n S t,IrfnTh ~, - Chieig,
WV !,a' GSa' i ns Irssss
more 30 washington ioio a. H. Keeper for chem
rS NS 2'- M W., @'Se' n",r n,ro we,.
1Skst he, .cc1, an, S,r sn. i"a ad ot
ocs oop SnH'TY 2e Ra aS h coS
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
Hreok!ya foot Of Futonst. LEVERS wharf ''''O' III
Leave New:YorE. foo, o. Ltbcrtv.st as follow.
o;nUa m-tor Pennington. EastOn Allentown. Realng
, 40 pIFSr sc1ooey's .Nonrt,p Iyn sri;, Brla,r
"; j. and Western H. H., Eason, Alent)wa Wnsesb1rra
Rqds. % nrlmH FIGmtngo, schoolcy, Molnaa
chan w spo Ac Psmaua he b5 H1Tsg
,abr @yF Si ElemmSop aston Allentown Reading Har
Sl5 p. m~For Fiemington, Eason. wind Gan Mauoh
400 D. m For schooey's Mountain high Bridge branch
ha a:is Aen tsS s,s ,omn~,o, o.
READING HARRISBURG Manc CHUNK, wRasbaTrc & se
o1 m o ''' r asS A {SSt
ok For NJ TN at i Gl5 ci5 7i5 1870 500 s2o9
&5H it:$o 5IS $40 545 g. d:i5 $50 l. 49, s:i5 s.
For trains to points Time at station.
n Y; and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
80 ALI. Rail. LINE for Perth Ambov. south Ambov.
Pleasant, dc.
a Jeaycnt 3:i5 7i5, O. l030a ~ $3.50, A. 430 5:30
$3.50, ':3Op.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHORT INe-QUICk TIME.
THROUGH cARS-LOWEST FARES
with ihaaue care TrFG A. Rat TEH 200 M
Fare from New.lork One way, SIS - Round TIP $40
t'REEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
Gao Leave for Freehold 5i5. 7:45 a AGO. 5:3o
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
. =, Say Route via sandy Hook lenve Mt q l040 1870
$3.50 n. IN. ~ 7 ' w. ''
ant,
o For SANDY Hook via Branchpor 5i5. 7:i5 IL
For Monmouth Beach Seabrgt, &C. via Branchport 5i5,
900 IA M, II M, . AGO. $50, 63O u. N.
b!Da VIVA Red Bank for Lakewood, Toms River High
nnd Heights, Nincland and all stations BAY side
Ii2a n-Nia Rcd Bank for Lakewood Toms River High
land Heights sea side Park, Barnega. sc.
-. p n,-Ai Itail-l;3O m.-Ni1 SANDY Hook Tor axe
Wooh Mahchester Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY ana all
stations 10 BAY side.
1891 m-Via Red Bank for Lakewood, Writings Toms
EiYrr. umnlnnl IIninh GO
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STONINGTON LINE NO BOSTON.

ATUNINUTUN LINE TO BOSTON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALI. POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers SrON1NGTON and NARkAGAN
SEFf leave daily. except Sundays, at
p M, FROM PIER SO, N. r..
Foot OF Jayst arriving in Boston at NJ. LOW
AS BY ANY OTHER LINE -
Tickets FOR sale principal ticket Offices staerooms
secuedat oces OF Wescotts Express Company Astor
House, NOS 3Sl and 337 broadway and Metropolitan
Fifth Avenue liotela ID. =. BABCOCk. frcsideuL
l. w. FiLkINS, General Passenger Agent
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Jnstrnttlou.
For Both Sexes-Country.

A HOME AND SCHOOL in the Country
lady will take three four children board and educate
At her residence terms reasonable N. E ENG
LISH Box l62 Spring Valley, N. Y.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
Il FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT,
CONNECTING with Providence and Worcester Railroad for
49,, w worcester and all points north, via Worcester
The Palace Steamer MASSAGE USETTS VIII leave
Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays AMI the steamer ALA
TEA on Mondays Wednesdays AMI Fridays ut r. NJ FROM
PIER 20 N, It., foot of Warren-st., New York
efooms secured ut Offices of Westcot5 Express Com
pany, and nc principal hotels and ticket Offices
RONDOuT, KINGSTON AND CATSkILL
4S MOuNrAlNS, landing CoLzens (West Point, Corn
wall Newbnrg Marlboro Milton. Poughkeepsie, EsoPus
connecting Ulster Delaware Waikiki Valley
Railroads Steamboats, Thomas Cornell aud James w Bald
WIN eaye Miy ~ D. n, foot iarsonst, North River,
except saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves az
connecting Win special train through the Catsk Mountains
TNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
y and NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Except sunday 10 Boston at
su1 a. M r. l parlor aLtached) and 10 p with
palace sleeping cars)
Sundays at 10 n, with palace sleeping car) Limited
tckets to Boston, Tall RAIL- 50.
on aud after MONDAY, June 8, special LIMITED NEW
PORT EMPRESS trail leaves at with paor cars at
tached arriving S:35 p Tickets and paror
seats be obtained Metropolitan Fifth Avenue aud
Windsor Hotel ticket olces. and ut Grand Ccatra Depot
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SUMNER SCHOOL.-SWITHIN c. SHORT
- LIDGES AGA DENY FOR YOUNG MEN AN BOYS.
Media Penn ~ miles west of Philadelphia will be session
at Media and Cape May for July and The
year i9SlS2 will at Media IL
circuG ana Illustrated circular OF 1SSl-'S2 address,
SWiIuiN SHORrLIDGE, A. M. (harvard University
GRADUATED Media, Peuu
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NHE HILL SCHOOL.

TTNHE HTIIL SCHOOL,
Il PoTTSTOWN, PENN. 3ia hours from New. York
school year begins September H. Exceptional efficiency
preparing boys for leading colleges and universities
II prfp
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ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 81 o.
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW.HORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03

FT'HE GUNNERY.-The fall term of tn
4 boarding school for boys will begin September /
Address +. w. GUM,
I'm Iltclll ll GO l,n..r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-03

Haven Conn., prepares students College Trus.
tees eSPlcsdeut T. d. Woolsey, E w. Blake. IL d. PRO.
lessor 4. Thacner, III. G. Kingsley, NJ A. c. Twinng
LIZ d., Professor s. L. Baldwin Professor j. W. Gibbs
Address W. L. USIIIN Rector
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IILLISTON SEMINARY,

w EASTHAMPTON, MASS.
one OF the most literally endowed institutions
try Parents wishing 10 place their
VIII be thoroughy prepared for college higher Of
sehce or io business WILL receive circular
giving NE names OF patrons In the principal cities the
course OF study, terms, &c. Address
wv. FAIRBANKS, Phi. D., Principal