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the ensuing six month

The State Committee reported that they had
selected as officers, E. Ell. Horr as President
and E. H Brown as Secretary and Treasurer.
Addresses were mads by large number OF
the members of the Reform Clubs.
A praise meeting was held from 1 to 2, which
was led by Rev. Mr. Sprague Of South Paris.
At o'clock the convention was called to
order by the President, and the afternoon was
spent in addresses by members, interspersed
with singing.
A praise meeting was held from to IL,
led by Rev. Mr.. Hooper of Norway. The con-
vention was called to order by the President.
After exercises by Rev. Mr.. Hooper strong and
appealing addresses were made by Messrs
Wilmington, Stuart, Brown, brigham, Whit
man, Lefavor DR.. Brigham, Mrs. Howe,
Hooper, Knapp, Sprague, Horr, Laverty and
Eustis, interspersed with singing by Miss
Fanny Howe and Mr. Sanford, and also by two
little daughters of James Grant and the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Stewart.
NORWAY, June g.
AISLE o'clock this forenoon the members
Of the Norway Club and Ladies' Aid Society
and the delegates from abroad held social
meeting in tho club room while waiting for the
train. Remarks and words Of encouragement
were given, and Miss Jennie Grant sang a
beautiful and affecting temperance song.
The convention has been perfect success in
every particular and will no doubt be the
means OF inspiring the club at Norway to
greater activity and awaken q new impetus in
the citizens at large.
a resolution was passed returning thanks to
the Norway club for their kind attentions, and
to the citizens of Norway for their unbounded
hospitality.
The Norway Band kindly volunteered their
services in the evening and played several
pieces finely.
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Thomas Fahy, a laborer, living at No, Il
Newbury street, was engaged in work on
vessel at Central wharf yesterday afternoon,
when he fell from the staging, distance OF
thirty feet, striking partly on the piling, and
then glancing into the dock. He was carried
home and thought to be seriously injured. His
face was badly pounded.
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For positive curative effects, one bottle OF AYER'S
SARsAPARILIIA is worth three of any other name.
1t is a concentrated compound of the most powerful
vegetable extracts and vitalizing principles ever
brought together in any medicine. There IS nothing
to compare with it for purifying the blood aud as
Spring medicine.
Sold by all druggists. Ask for AYERS SARSA-
PARILLA, and do not be persuaded to take any
other. Price, 81; six bottles for So.
INK d&W1w
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SILK Hats, s2.75, and ezchange-oOe.

t. Dewitt TAlmage says in his. third semen
on 'Night Side of City Life" that every day
in christendom $So,ooo,ooo change hands
through gambling, but be does not mention
the important fact that thousands upon thou
sands of people die annually from Coughs and
Colds that might be saved to earth by the
timely use of Addmson's Botanic Cough
Balsan. ju5MW&S&w
Buy vopr Hats to-day Of Coe. the Halter.
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A MUSICAL Prodigy.

DR.. Colby, editor of the Bar Harbor Tourist
is stopping at the Falmouth Hotel and has
with him young lady only twelve years old
who possesses remarkable voice for one SO
young. Last evening she favored some friends
with few songs and surprised them by the
power and beauty of the voice.
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The late captain of the schooner Allen Lewis
is a capital fisherman, but he evidently enjoys
strong drink TOO well. At Gloucester he went
on a time and appropriated money that be-
longed tosthe owner of the vessel, A. NJ Smith.
Mr.. Smith has promptly discharged him.
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LATEST Light, Stiff and Soft Hats-coe.

T. o. BAILEY & Co. will sail at 70 M. to-day
at rooms IS Exchange street large lot of
vessel property to close the estate of tho late
Andrew Spring. Sale positive. For names of
vessels and further particulars see aoction
M ,,,,oa
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND So.
FEyAKEN on execution and will be cold at Public
Il Auction on Friday, June 9th, 1882, at store
said county, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon the fol-
lowing personal property, viz: Thirty nne Pictures,
two Notices, five cases containing Plated Ware
The above named personal property having been at
tacbed on the original writ December 81, 1880.
Terms of the sale cash.
Dated at Portland, June 9th, A. d. 1882.
GEORGE w. PARKER, Deputy Sheriff.
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The musical festival Of the public schools
takes place this afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, at City
Hall Admission tickets may be obtained at
the office Of tho Superintendent of Schools
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Burdoek Blood Bitters Bring Back health,
when the Body is Badly disordered BY impure
Blood. Biliousness, Indigestion, constipation,
dyspepsia and other Bad disorders cured by
Burdock Blood Bitters Price S1OO. trial size
10 cents. iu5d1w
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One Cannot be Too Careful
in the selection of cosmetics J. & E. ATKIN-
SONS Milk of White Roses, while harmless
and delightfully."- perfumed. is one of the most
effective. ju10S&W
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The sale of the above named Plated Ware is sd
journed to June f4tls, 1852, at the same
time and place.
Dated at Portland, this 9th day of June, 1882.
iaJ0 dtu
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In Insolvency.


Court Of Insolvency for the County of Cumberland
State of Maine.
June 10, A. D. 1882.
In case of Daniel 7. Irish, Insolvent Debtor.
THIS is to give notice, that the seventh day
of June, A. d. 1882, warrant in insolvency was
issued by Henry @. Peabody, Judge of the Court of
Insolvency for said County of Cumberland, against
the estate of said Daniel L. Irish of Gorham,
in the said County of Cumberland, adjudged to
be an insolgent debtor, on petition of said debtor
which petition was filed the seventh day of
june A. d. 1882 to which date interest on claims is
to be computed.
Thst the payment of any debts to or by said deb
tor and the transfer and delivery Of any property
by him are forbidden by Law.
That meeting of the creditors Of said debtor to
prove their debts, and choose one or more assgnees
Of his estate viii be held at Court Of Insolvency,
to be holden at Probate Court room, in Port
land on the nineteenth day of June. A. D. 1882 at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten GEO. w. PARKER,
Deputy Sheriff. as Messenger of the Court of Intol-
vency for said County of Cumberland.
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FINE large assortment Boys Straws. Merry's.
Is Styles Light Stiff Hats. Merry, Halter.
MANILA Hats, just out. Merry, Halter.
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SKIN DISEASES CURED


ByDR. FRAzIER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures, as
BY magic Pmples Black 9 Heads OF Sf4 fSs
skin clear HEALTHY and beautiful. Also cures Itch,
Salt Rkum, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, old obstinate
Ulcers snd Sores, &C.
KHN DIS Eases.
1zg-The first and only positive cure for skin dis
eases ever discovered. ~ -
John Cromer, Esq, Tionesta, Forest Co., "a,
Suffered for years from skin disease, which APP
neared on his head He employed many PHYSICIANS
and nsed numerous remedies but they all failed TO
effect a cure. DR.. FRAZIER's MAGIC OINTMENT was
recommended to him. He tried it and one box Ell.
fected a complete cure. This is but o sample Oh
tie many testimonials which we have OF the mar i
vicious cures which have been wrought py DR.
FRAzrERs MAGIC OINTMENT. lrG
For Blind, Bleeding, itching or Ulcerated n !,
cure. Price 81. 90 by mails
w. =. PHILLIPS 81 CO.,
Wholesale Agent, Portland, Me.
anil DIS, W&w1y
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Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Sawyer of Dover cele-
brated their golden wedding June 9th.
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One Cannot be Too Careful

Cor is sole agent for Knox celebrated hats
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THE REFORMED MEN.
Second and Closing Days Of the Semi
Annual Session of Maine Clubs.

NORWAY, June s.
A praise meeting was held from to 10,
led by Mr.. Loveioy Of Norway. Convention
called. to order at 10, by President Laverty.
After opening exercises the following addi-
tional Vice Presidents were appointed. Berry
Of Topsham, Denny OF Brunswick, Stewart Of
Bolsters Mills
David Knapp Of Norway was appointed an
honorary Vice President.
The Committee on Resolutions made the fol-
lowing report:
Whereas, The sem-annual convention of
Reform Clubs of Maine, assembled in Norway
this 9Th day of June, 1882, with earnest thanks
to God himself for the past great good accom-
plished, and still standing by a purpose heed
ing Gods command we do therefore
ResotUe, That the club organizations should
still continue in their original simplicity work
ing directly to deliver the victims from strong
drinks, and that our cornerstone is as always,
"Non.sectarian, non-political, non-prosecuting,
with charity for all and malice toward none"
ReSolUed, With such hearty sentiments We
cordially and earnestly ask the cooperation OF
all earnest, honest, thoughtful men and wo-
men Of the land, relying upon God for our
final delivsrance from the giant evil.
Resotged, That to Ladies' Aid Societies, Cru
sades, Woman Christian Temperance Unions
and all kindred organizations we extend q
hearty God bless you all, you have our graf
itude and ever will.
ResolUed That TO such Christian ministers ss
have and do identify themselves with this work
We owe debt of gratitude and believe that
they are doing the Masters service in such
action.
Resoloed, That in the death of Paul r. Seavey
of Bangor the temperance Reform Clubs
have lost faithful, earnest worker in the
cause so dear 30 US, and that while we mourn
his lass, we rejoice in the memory of his later
years of life and point with pleasure to his ex-
ample for God and the right, his family and
kindred.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
It was voted to hold the next State Conven-
ton at Portland.
The following are the State Committee for
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PLANT FOOD.

This compound has been thoroughly analysed by
a competent Professor of Chemistry, who pro-
nounces it good for all claim for it, NO one need
fear to apply it to the most tender plant. Use n
small quantity and Increase rs the Plant
Natures.
growth and a dark rich green color, which no other
food gives them; it also gives the Hover OF the
plants brighter richer and more beautiful color.
it has no equal for Plants in the house garden,
and what is OF the most Importance 10 the Ladies,
is its easy application, and it has positively no-oI
fensive odor. Tryit and you Will De well pleased
with it. Directions with each BOX.
Manufactured by
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For Sale or to Let.

Three Story Brick House, 10 rooms,
Bath Room, Sebsgo water, gas, fur
mace, cemented cellar, good drainage,
everything in good order, stable for two
horses. Enquire of Lewis O'BriOn, 723
Congress Street.
inlO Qot
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Maine medical Association

TIME thirtieth annual meeting of the Maine Med
T. ical Association will be held in the City Bull
ding, Portland June ID, IA and Is, 1882:
may29dtd CHAS. Q, HUNT, Secy.
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Pine in Case of Hay Fever.

WOULDN'T TAKE $500 FOR IT.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-10

MAckIsAw straws, something new. Merry.
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BUY your Hats to-day of Coe, the HATTIE
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SOMERSET COUNTY.
The East Somerset Agricultural Society will
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the society
by a grand entertainment at their grounds in
Hartland on Tuesday, July 4th. There will be
races, an Grafton, military parade and a baby
show. the whole to wind up with a dance at
Agricultural Hall.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
an and after OcfOyer l. 1882,

BhhA ltA y n -
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROI ,,.
Harrisburg Pttsourg the West aud south with Pullman
ncago Limited OF Par.or, Dining smoking and aeeS
Wiiiamsport LOCK haven H. D. M. Cory and Ere at
p connecting at ouy Tor rtusvnle, Petroleum Oen
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited washington
a M: rive Washington ! D. IN. Regular r. and F. r.
r. at Is and $50 3lO and p NJ and II night VIA
SUNDAY Via B. an ana ? r K O. and II night
FOR antic CITY except sunday 0lb IN and p M On
For ave May except Sunday, 5:l5 on SATURDAYS only
Long Branch Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy a. M ~ noon Si2 G p n
Jersey City aaording speedy and direct transfer '
T!aiHs from Pittsourg 6:3D and 1920 30 and
lO.ZD p m daily From v ashington and Baltimore 999V
80 a. mn ao SO 81 m From Baltimore Is1 p m on
s 80 5 p Pa % 10 fo 45 m i5S 55G $50 G3J
$o s5o 99 10 p aR@ o i9S1 9l I and 1850 NJ
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AID o9TysUN-
DAY. SrAFioS5S E u fht SADA--' -A' ~
DorgLE TRACK TEE MOTT MP HaTFP
WITH ABsOLU re SAFETY.
Express Trains lie I'VE via DesbrOsses and Court
IN 20 4 20 ID and 10 Limited II a. NJ !, $40. $40,
% limited and 10 a. NJ d l. s. and p m and II
...,,r ,,
1870 ia > D. u running through VIA iren'oH anu
Retnpn trains leave Broad street station Philadelphia
~ OF. sos. Syn. Ii, T,3O o.SU "a -
LIMITED Express 30 p. M T. = t ;@2 L1piteui o.
ESQ : ~ > p m. on sunday, lIua - ~
345 80 a t:Z, Limited 90, '4o q anu ," ~, ~,
Lave Phn.siepha VIA Camden . H. anu 1''' p " N
except SUNDAY. ,.,.- Hama. ard
foot OF De-bi and Ouril1nd-sls NouIrt' anu
Rroklyn ANNEX station. foot ~ FutOnsl tOoAYh. Nvs
ia IiJ ami , Hudson st. HOOOaen staliOn jersey OIy
IuttVr III. -
HE New-Yok Company VIII call Tor aud cIscA
baggage fom hotels aud residences u uooD
t-ansr.i Manager General Psas'r Agent
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL points EASIii orlv
Fare =. TO Boston hsiclas limited tickets eOOu o"J
az specified On t1cii lace. .,,cN,rNyorroN lava
daiy except -undaysi AZ D u HOm iio' ~ " 49,
Jay arriving Boston al . a N .4ca. st,taroor,a
fi.hets for N at principal ticket Onice.
seclfed al olccs MescOJt EADFess %, ~; 80 90. anu
a., HroadWaV AAd at ffh a enhe anu Mlhu,Ot uo1ei
ticke oices Freight awags laeen AL INC OWtst rates
L. " FILktNs. General Passenger Asent.
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE, ,r, ,...,
4 Fofl PHONIDrNGk, BOSTON AND HE EASI
all AL FROM GRAN ID CENTRAL DEPOT
Tre express trains daily tHundhys eAcepteu 20 boston ~
90 w. D. lparor cars a''"oAeu alu i" y nL WIN
pa'I I IT'D TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL 20
NEWPORr express A. H., lpailor CARS attached ar
rives Newport D. IN - 49,. ,... =,
PROVlnENCE special at m' parior cars al
tachrdl arrives at Pro, idence lu:2O p M 49,, ,
Tickets parOTcaT secured al fih avenue anu
indsor Hotel ticket Oiocs at Grand Centiu Depot
l. W. 6ILkIAb. Sansrai PassenEef AE"ht
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STEAMBOATS, dto Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL PAST LINE TO THE WEST.
VIA Philadelphia BALTIMORE and Washington

on and after May ~ the magnificent Passenger Tra'
AIs nom Pennsyiv Railroad Depot loot Of COrtlAndts@
ana DcsOrOsses-sL. follows
NJ except SUNDAYS paror car attached arrives wAsn
ngon y N. Night leaves Washington az ~
and Chicago
p. daily Fast Line arrives Washington 2;25 NJ Gin
clnnati $3.50 Chicago sj5 Louis $3.50 - N
d o. palace seepers aud coaches though - Cincinnati
81. LOus aDd Chicago
~ O'Clock light daily arrives Washington $50 Day
Express leaves Washington nc 1910 daily Seepers
and day coaches through ~ Cincinnati
arrive the G.5Oa N. $50 and 1890 p
Tickets sleeping secured and baggage called
for and checked 10 destination al oOmpanys ONCE No dlo
COMPANY
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Miscellaneous.
DGHcml Acd0cmes.

ALLEN DODWORTHS
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No sal 9Th ava
Glasses for IN idrcu will commence October IA.
Glasses fOr gentlemen will commence October 10.
PRIVATE le-sOns--ee circular for terms, &c.
4 Lex MCGREGORS
~ school. For D ANCING. ll2 SHAVE.
Childrens saturday, October II. Gentle
men casses begin Monday, October %. see circulars
MIR. TRENORS ACADEMY OF DANCING,
vi Broadway and 32d-st
FRIDAY EVENINGS. COMMENCE OCTOBER 20
Lessons every day and evening send for cii culAr
ID HARVARD REILLY. Master of Dancing.
No 57s 5thave. 47th-st. opposite windsor Hotel
Glasses will reCOInmcnce Monday october ~, 1867 LII
gagement Newport, r. l., closes October l.
p send postage STAMP for circular.
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NCAWlCH LINE
~ To Boston OIcester Nashua Portland and the EasL
ne Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
the the sound and
the ia,Of CITY or y EW Ohhr
North River loot Of Watt5t next pier
sundays, at p
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPR0yED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST IAE CDN7AS 4--Nl
WITH ABsOLU re SAFETY
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Qeacher5.

An experienced teacher desires "A home in a
~ amiy York city where her services teacher
Will received for board references Address TEACH t
COxsackie, Greene co.. n. Y
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L'OR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
Il KILL MOUNIAINs-LandiDg at CrlnstOn's Laniin5
WssJ PDnt COruSL. Newburg Marlboro. Milton
ware AMI stony Glove H1lroIdS Steamboats, City Of
CatsKll AMI James W Baldwin ,eaVs IluV 10 N FOOT
OF hArrsUnst Sorth HYer except SATURDAYS when the
CiiyOf LatsSlii leaves A. D.
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OST.-Bank Book No. 1875, 500 Of the Union
Dime Savings tntion the nnda VIII psesso tes@1s
IL % he sank Broadw ay, SD 81 and otaaSe-
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4 PARTNER Elegantly furnished. 5, Z
N aud East 46tlst, with connections into Windsof
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FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE
New-York TO BOSTON, So.
NEWPORT g. FALL RIVER, S.
Limited tickets. corresponding reduction to all Eastern
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THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

90 TRAINs EACH WAY WEEKDAY AND9o on SUN
DAY, STATIONS ~ Phi LADELFh4A ~
NEW YORK
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BOARD ano Rooms
49, --~~-s ------s--~ns'-
East SIDE.

4 SUITE on second floor front, consisting
~ pa Tor and bedroom southern exposure or VIII
front and back paror hrst floor together eparae
newly and nds0mey furnished breakfast II desired
rpf.fe Easfkl Il II
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JACKSON SEMINARY, 513 and 5l5 East
~ l20thst English French and German boarding school
Young LADIES' and reopens sept. Is Desirable
location shady grounds terms, 500 % $500 per
year apply 10 The seminary, 10 P4NCh-
NEYS AGENCY Domestic bIllilng
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II DlNOEso AnucttSrOIS W thc
Misses Green formerly Of No 5th-ave.. VIII reopen
YEN English French Boarding and Day school Df
.As ladies' on Thursday september %, ct NO Us Obj
~ New.fork City, this school. Established In 1915. c0n
us the careful training and thorough instruction IN every
ss&ttmet fof which tha hitherto 90 fayerab known
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NJ COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
- T. A CT TWENTY STCON ST, corner OF BrOa

IWtntV Yum
Receives all ages prepares for college OF business
The an downtown BOYS school centrally located Rooms
All upOn floor light high ceied ana Wei uhuated
~pecalties helping It's work ADVISORY COMMITTEES, II
bv quarterly written examinations spelling Ladder ana
Annual Report. Circulars al Putuams ana hanuOphs anu
NJ Princinal'a residence. M3 LeAlmglOn-aNe
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For Young Ladies-City.

CLIO A YEAR for board and English
q IND tuition bows under twelve. Address PRACII
CAL EDUCATION, Tribune Office
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DKOVIDENCE LINE.

4 FOR PE OVIOENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Providence and Wore ,er RI- -
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, via OKCESTER.
The entirely new ana elegant steamer RHODE ISLAND,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and the magnitcent
steamer MA~sA HU7ETTS on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
5D, M from Pier 20 y. R., foot of Warren-st.
Connections made Of Providence via Z. and W. Il r.,
for Worcester and all Northern Eastern and White
Mountain pOnti tickets at al. principal ticket
offices stae.roons secured at oces OF WcstcOtt Express
AsIOr Nos. 2U1, Bel, 331 and Al Broad
way aud az Fifth and Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
/. w EILI,INS. General Piss AGENT
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A MISS EMMA SPOOR, ass west
~. "A. 24th st--Ladies' and misses dress ard cloak
makng cutting and tung with nodel ato prices guaranteed
tGraanata al jain A. GilotteJ
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R.

= X K.
stations IN New York St. and DesbrOsses
.. .... entIa L.. kOtN NJ Liberty. II.
LfANf- = EM YORK. commencing oct. 2, 1882.
For south AmuOy, VIA e.. r. r. OF y 3. sl5a m. 40
L. q p N via Penn. K r., q. ~ m, > p. N
for MdtaWan. &c. Via c. r. K. Of y. j. D. Sis D. m. 40
a. ~ m "a Penn. r. r. . o. 3d. l. H.. 3 80. B, p. m.
foI hed BANK Long Branch Ocean Grove, AsbuTy Park
sea orr Point Pleasant O. r. r. OF y j. "a.
NJ A.. .. n. DO. NJ. IA Penn. r. R. D. m y m $50 D. m
For Lakewood Toms River Banegat &C. via C. r. K. OF
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DACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITU Re,
| Brooklvu Heights NY-37th annual session begins sep
temhey IL ss2 English course extends from the earliest
elementary 10 highest collegiate branches Best facilities
In angages Painting Arts Glasses In art
criticism The elements OF French German ana Drawing are
without extra Charg a
new and improved apparatus heating ana ventilation VIII
be I'M reduced during the summer The PLUMBING WI be en-
tirev renewed every Improvement adopted when saul
tarv skill suggested Boarding pupils are received IN the
family OF smith and enjoy superior advantages IN
Wrsc ana Freucb Address A. CRI1GENDEN. Ph. D.
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Art Schools-CitY.

vi after Monday oct l6 IN DRAINING OIL ana WATER
COLOR PAINTING. STILL LIFE FLOWERS ana LAND
SCAPE. CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO NO 80 MA OLSON AVENUE
References -
MI. D HUNTINGDON, Nj. WILLIAM HART,MrJAMES
NJ HART, Mr., \. +. BELLOWS.
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a LBAN4 BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
DIRE" and ST JOHN Leave Pier Al North River foot
OF CanN-@. every WEEK DAY, at D. m. connecting at
Aeany SUNDAY morning excepte with trans North West
EICurnon tickets Albany and return good SOdays 81 so
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I. MERIDFN. HARTFORD.

NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKh.MO REAL aud inter1ne-
p0intS leave Pier 25 F. x. iv D.
Sundays eXCcpret. Meeting with
NEW-HAVEN, Tor MERIDEN HARTFORD, SPRING.
FIELD Tickets sold and baggage az 544 Broad
y Y. ana C0urt-st, Brooklyn Excursion 70 New
and > %.