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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-18
WILL 1T MATERIALIZE?
THE MUCH TALKED OF OPPOSITION
TICKET HANGS FIRE.
win Il Be Touched on or Notp-The
Republicans Fail to Enthuse at the
Prospect OF Fusion-A Democrat Says,
LET 'Er Go. Gallagher.

Tho much talked Of Citizens Ticket,
which is to be launched under the auspices
OF disgruntled Prohibitionists, docs not seem
10 take shape with the cyclonic force charac-
tcristic Of the dangerous boom. In fact, II
lnnguishcs in a feeble sort Of fashion not
powerfully suggestive OF a well defined pur-
pose or a serious determination 90 stick. In
truth, the Citizens ticket is not yet visible
10 the naked eve. Its debut i announced
10 take place ON next Thursday, but there
are symptoms that it, appearance
will he indefinitely postponed. Even
the Republicans turn up their noses
at e. Zach Taylor says hc won't
have any Of il in his, and Judge Brown,
who was interviewed by an APPE.L re-
porter yesterday, did not go into oc,tacics
Of delight when IL was suggested that the
PrUhibitiUnists might submit a proposition
looking TO n pooling ot issues. 1T de-
pendS,H said the old Republican war.horse,
with diplomatic caution, lit depends very
much upon what terms they propose. II
their proposition includes a lion share OF
the ticket Tor Republicans | don't know but
that should be disposed 10 favor H. but
I haven't been consulted as yet nor do ]
know OF any prominent Republican who
las"
A Democrat prominent In the party's
local councils, when asked " he had heard
anything definite upon the subject Of an OPP
position ticket said: "Not word, but for
my part, say let 'er 60, Gallagher That
will set the boys alnmc With enthusiasm.
and we'll carry our ticket world without
end"
Mt. w. A. Collier. who Is regarded as the
head aud front VI the opposition, was inter
viewed by ScimiidT reporter, and said:
at Is true that We had u meeting saturday
and agreed 20 confer with the Republicans
regarding n citizens ticket We will have a
meeting some time this week 10 decide the
matter and select our standard bearers. II
the convention which put out the so-callcd
Doinocmtic ticket thought II could run over
Us with impunity, twas mistaken. Whisky
and Harris were the actuaung influences Ia
that body, and the standpoint from which
every man was judged. but In November II
will be- discovered that this county Is fOI
neither whisky nor Harris We will have Q
good, clean ticket A prominent Front
street Democrat will 10 on for one Of Oh,
senatorial seats and prominent Republican
Judge I. ID. Eldridgc. has been spoken Of iol
the other, while the other places will be filled
with good men Of both parties
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poor OLD COURT STREET.
II Must Suffer 20 Relieve and Build Up
Other Thoroughbred.

II Must Suffer TO Relieve and Build Up
Other Thoroughfares.
When the citizens Of Memphis awake
rome finc morning aud learn u horrible
death or deaths, and later find the city de-
PENDANT In heavy damage suit they can
revert with regret 10 the oftrcpcaicd warn
ing Of TuE APrEAL against permitting drovcs
nf Wild mules and horses 10 80 tearing
through the principal streets.
court street Is now the highway assigned,
.ighcr tacitly or by agreement, 10 the hone
and mule drivers 10 drive their stock through
shc city. II II an almost daily occurrence
or the unhaltered and risky animals 60
Dash over the street, preceded NJ some dis
,ancc by a cowboy specimen, musiehly
swinging n large bell.
sunday afternoon, late, the street and
sidewalks were crowded with little children,
all uunindful 81 danger. They WERE, in fact,
90 small 30 appreciate the gravity o. the
sanger when II arises Suddenly the mule,
Scnmpcrcd from Fourth tO Court scattering
over the street and sidewalks As they were
urged forward by droycrs In the rear, the
animals kicked up their heels and
rushed madly forward, utterly unmind'
iul Of tho presence OF children, OF
grown people either. One OF the droycrs
disrmnling human life and the Taxing
District ordinance. took tn the sidewalk and
rode at hruakncck speed along IL for u hun
drrd feet or more children narrowly miss.
ing being tiampcd 10 jeith. He'd 10 the yards
houses and their parents arms, but the COW
boys only laughed at the alarm they aud 10,
terrified animals were spreading. Said the
gentleman who related the occurrence 10 h'
reporter Some day there's going 10 be
calamity down there, aud II my children ar,
involved the drovcr responsible will b.
filled with lead from,a shotgun. Why, !,
kill him with ~ much serenity ~ ] would
aitlesnake aud take my chances with a jur!
OF twelve men"
II has long been doubtful proposition q
the minds " average ciiizrns that such 90
currcnccs ~ the foregoing are ut all adnissI
bic IN city like modern and progressive
Memphis. The ordinances nre Cxplicl
enoueh-driven animals must be- thorough
uLder control Ia pas over any street Cour
street, however, appears 10 be- ono oi n cast
off charges Of the city authorities An "
preparation was recently made boy the cour
ell 10 pave u with TishOmingo gravel, bu
vrnt by degrees In another direction INT
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We nave resolved now limo {.
TAILCR-MADE qNEM 3NTS.
They are rich, e!cg ln5 and Of tho
latest design
Wo have bought them why below
marked value. and we intend % give
q III public fcalt of bargains.
For instance, we have put tho
price OF 900 on IA doublo-bre
lrinro Albert Coat and Vost, lined
in gilk, of the finest imr ortod WORST
ol, worth hom so 20 $50
We have marrod ESQ cork
screw sing'o-brcnstoa Prince Albor.
Suit own 10 sl8.
Wc oiTar a throa-blttcn OTTAWA
Of English whaling, or n square &C..
OF dark blue, very fro corEs raw o. .
OF a fancy check best Amor.
worstod cult, for Ella 20.
tl3 so aud Sl5. 90 win buy cho.c-
OF cirhs .tylts In portca fare.
worftcd suits, in o.thor -nck
nook, Notl noUr.y G5ub.o ...
piic,.
We guarantee perfect ne o.
nonfv refunded if goods are
a. roprcs med
Wc nslS iusro,tion of those clio
rant tai!os-mudo garments. nm. 2
feel Hatisloi that wo viii not yor
sowing OF oi'y ouc-fourth OF 80.
NO oy.
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DIED.

HAMNER-At Bricu, Tom, Monday Scptcm.
Der Il, lSNN NJ o'clock am, PAU NE5NoN,
youngest son Of l., II and Annie $, Hammer
FRANK-At New York city. Monday, september
u, ISIS iu the 59lh year OF his age, uENY FRANK,
late OF thi, city
Relatives and friends arc invitcl to attend hi,
funcml from the family residence, No 2da Poplar
street Friday morning at 10 O'Clock Please omit
flowers
pNToN-On Monday night September Il. 1855
At . O'Clock, MARY MAGGIE aged 3 mouths and
week, only child of Robert and Katie Cox Dalton
Funeral irnw the residence OF tho pnrvnt, Nc
lol Exchange street, III, truESpAN) afternoon at
Sociock. Friends and acquaintance invited "a
attend
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Wanted.

One reliable merchant in every town trib-
uiary 30 Memphis TO knock ont nll compc-
tition by taking the agency Of the world.
renowned Suaiton 4 Storms New York
cigars and Geo. T.. Lies & Co.'S celebrated
Builos. Your ncighbor can't get the goods,
~ We win only sell 10 ono merchant In
each town. We solicit a sample order
i. SANEIsOS n Co,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis Tenn.
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the last cent had disappeared. 1t gets no
pavement, although in the very heart Of the
city aui a iayOritc thugousliarc to and from
the Charleston depot Il there is a worse
street Ia Memphis premium awaits the IN
diyidual who will point IL out. Citizens Of
Shelby street made o rightcou, kick against
unsecured mules aud horses being driven
pcll-mcil over that avenue, and Court street
catches them. Such Is life
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR" ETC.

Another Acquaintance OF Mr.. ID. Il.
Wagner Comes 20 His Dofonse.
To the Editor Of Tho ApPeal
In reading the article ~ your correspond.
cnt describing the condition Of affair, AZ thc
Yocona mills, was much surprised at thc
criticisms on the conduct ~ Mr. u. " Wag
ncr, one % Water Valleys most upright
sterling merchants, and a gentleman Of un
improbable integrity. a number ~ years
acquaintance with Mr.. Wagner, IN both q
business and social way, confirms me IN the
belief that he i incapable ~ nn undetermined
or mean act That lac Is u prosperous bust
ness man, n public spirited citizen and q
Christian gentleman will be- conceded b.
all who know him.
say Amen" 10 every dcnunciation 81
the guilty, but DO not make tho innocent
suffer as we'll. loun truly,
WILLIAM y. MEERiN.
Memphis. September ~.
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TuNrUAL NOTICE.

UANlN-Ihc friends ui John Gavin and family
are Invited g. attend the funeral of ms wife, Jul,
DOMAIN, from the family residence, Ne. 100 llrr.
nHndo street. this rrrrSpAN morning 90 $50
O'Clock. solemn Rclucm Uigh Mas al 1T Pat.
rick IS Church at 10 n',locl.
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Jan nrcahinE a, Pine Nun

hpecinl Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
PfSE BLUR, Ark, Sept. i7.-Last night
five prisoners made their escape from the
county Jail. Among them was negro sen
fenced 10 be hanged next month for an
atrocious murder A few days ago the pris'
oners conceived n conspiracy b. murder the
jailer, but were frustmied In their designs
by his vigilance.
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enhance personal
ueauty is the daily
use Of Ayers Hair
NisOr No matter
what the color Of
he hair, this prepa-
ration gives tia lus-
tire and pliancy that
adds greatly 70 ita
charm. Should the
hair ne thin, harsh,
dry, orturuing gray,
Ayers Hair Nigor
will restore tl0
color bring out a
new growth, and
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A. NJ. woRrnAN & Co.. l75 Main street,
sell the Jersey Loaf.

COMMENCING September the passenger
trains Of the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive ut aud depart from
the Kansas CITY, Memphis & Birmingham
depot, nj the corner Of Broadway and
Main streets. whore tickets may be- pur-
chased, instead Of nj the Mississippi &
Tennessee depot, as heretofore.
!. 4. GARNER,
Gonoral paarcnt,sr ADMIT
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Texas will make 2is States like tho
State Of Rhode Island. Young man, 20 10
Texas aud smoke Grand Republic Cigarros
and Dulos.
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IT'S rEf NsuiY DEPARTMENT oFECE MA.
l.. fup Hospital #yNius HvWphu Tenn,
ltutHuItf O.. I'ssa u'l Proposals VII lu a.
utlitiHt This o'hrc until uuIii 81 D ifrWh.f -.
iss o. furnish an INN Safe li,riwar. iiuus, hold
AMI kuIlIn I tnuaI's fi.. for tnr No. ~ thr hus
line Hospital sori -- no NrnpliN Tom. S'hciulrs
aud iuft8tf information 1905 bc ulhiuri uiun
nIfifuiiiu 10 The uui 70 Huril. The uEli T. ~
sirytt ~ waive iuiHrHH .tiU.. -td q fyl"i any ~
All prtfssals Ct ptkUAN. fassvi Assistant
surgeon A. ". q. Doc charge ui hospital
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CALL for Jersey Loaf at J. I. Walsh &
Bro. 3, 80 Main street.
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THE CYCLONE In CUBA.
DETAILS OF THE TERRIFIC AND DE
sTRUCTIvE STORM.

The Material Losses viii Amount to
Millions, and the Number Of Deaths is
Estimated To Be Between 600 and
1900 Souls.
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JgFsrY lJoW at Thomas Coyno'a, %
Alabama street.
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T.xt.r D,-,r,e, piree,or,.

Ask for Jersey Loaf at John Cochran's
zoo Alabama street
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pnlSK Malto at soda fountain.
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DmSK Malto; II is pleasant
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render the old olt and shiny. For
Keeping tho scalp clean, cool, and
healthy, there is NO better preparation
in the market.
81 am free TO confess that a tlla, u
Ayers Hair Vignr has convinced mr
that 4 Is genuine article rs usH has
not only caused the hair ot my wife aud
daughter to be
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Beauty

Is desired and admired by all. Among
the things which may best be done 20
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General Passenger Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-18
WALTER GREGORY
ATTORNEY At LAW,
10. 10 Eadisol Street, Memphis, Tenn.

Ishall giy s,ric, attention TO busiuc'' anl shall
o. lrft,lul tHfli
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LITERARY NOTES.

The author Of that delightful. II pathetic DOOR,
aMaximina has lately published in Spain another
novel entitled "Ths Fourth Estate.' Senior Nades
SAYS that this last book has enjoyed In bis own
country popularity greater than that OF ali DIS o'hor
novels put together Mr.. n. II. Dole is ransiatihs
Il and Croweu will publish the translation
Mr. L. c. Sanders is announced as the editor OF an
international Statesman serics' which the h'pp'n-
colt Company will publish. II is intended TO include
h,ocraphies OF the great men who have had the
strongest influence OH the social and political history
Of the world The announcement promises studies OF
the ancentsp well as of modcrns, out the tileS
Of the volumes thus far given 60 back only to Fox
and Pitt
Mr. Whittier is quoted by 1.-THE Boston Post" as
saving tina, there were drawbacks TO his enjoy
nent of the which be has described most
fecitousy Thus Snow bound recalls TO him the
sufferngs from the cold In his boyhoods home where
the snow beat In through the crevces In the roof Of
his bedroom and be attributes his lack Of robust
health through life to the privatons which bis
readers have observed only through the magic lens OF
bis poetry.
Mr. Whittier is quoted elsewhere thus replying
to . southerner who charged him with being an
enemy to the South u never an enemy 10
the South the holders Of slaves. inherited from
my Quaker ancestry hatred of slavery, but not OF
Shareholders To every call of suffering distress In
my ability. ] was one Of the very first to recognize
the rare gift Of the Caronian poet Tmrod ana was
the intimate friend Of the lamented Paul h. hayhe,
though both wrote fiery lyrics against the Norm.
sure rejoices more heartily than 10 81
the prosperity Of the southern Staes.'
Alexander Dumas IS OF the few modern authors
possessing enough Of this worlds goods to live hand
somely. He has charming chalet near Deppe,
which is mantled with Ivy and filed with pretty
furniture and valuable pictures. Then he has a
splendid house In Paris, which contains marvellous
treasures of art. Dumas is now strong and vigor
Gus man. who bears his sixty-four years WELL and
with bis keen eyes twnkling with wit and malice,
his short brushke mustache, robust appearance and
erect stature be gives an impression that he Is
either a general on half pay or retired planter.
aCousin Bettc,n the volume of the Balzac transla-
tons now in the press Of Roberts Brothers, has
wisely been expurgated for American readers
Mrs Amelia Barr the novelist, is described
exceedingly rapid writer Within a period Of six
weeks she will begin finish and send 10 her publishers
a novel of 800 pages.
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eau Schools.
II University OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
u LAW SCHOOL
JOHN HALL. ID. D., LII D., Chancellor.


II UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
u LAW SCHOOL
JOHN HALL. ID. D., LID. Chancellor.
HENRY NJ. MACCRACKEN ID. LID. Vice-Chan.
Tor.
Tho Thirteth Session beg September 90 1888, and
ends June 1859.
IN course is designed to give the student
thorough preparation for the cAa!i atoms required
for admission to tho Bar;
competent knowle ige OF substantive law and OF plead
ing evidence and practice.
course Of annual sessions and thorough written.
as well oral alton, required for decree
allowance Of not than year is made for
Vious study elsewhere.
Provision been mrde for q I'm tel hol.
ershps Of 500 each to be awarded at the end Of the
Junior year.
schedule OF spec al class for 1ssss9
follows:
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER Lib. Admiralty and
AUSTIN ABBOTT Lip. Preparaugn ior Trial
CHARLES MACLFAN. it D Grim nj Law.
CEPHAS BRAINERD ESQ. International Law.
A 4. REDFIELD Esq. Restraints on Testamentary
MELVILLE EGLEsTON. Esq. Law OF Carriers Tele
graph and Telephone.
Hon. MYER S. isAACS Examination OF Titles to Real
Estate.
For catalogues &c, apply e PROF. J. F. RUSSELL
Potter Blu dng 3S Park row. York
D. r. JAQUES, Secretary of Law Faculty.
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HUDSON RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE STEAMERS.
ALBANY.
ORWICH LINE for Boston, Worceste1

" ORWICH LINE for Boston. Worceste1
~ Port Snd Whit Mountains Direct route to Nv.
leave Pier 10 old numbe) North River. foot Of
wat~st- (rcNt pier above Desorosses. lie ry ia ~.
equa led facilities for handling AMI distributing treighs
throughout New. England steamer each way daily,
except sundays exclusively for FIRE ghi. ltckets and
STATE Rooms 2o7 col 337. S97 Broadway,
0 Greenwicl-st., 1913 n lyn. 333
washincton-st. and 33i Flu ton.st. At Pier 40 North
River and Steamers
wescotts Express CO. Will call check baggage
from hotels and residences. 49, -
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CATsKILLLIL MOUNTAINS IS The Old Route.

y QUICKEST, CHEAPEsT AND BEST
CATSKILL EVENING LINE, steamers KAATERS-
KILL and CATsKILL leave every week day a. 2 m
tain and Cairo x. r. For list OF houses, rates. &C.
send pier OK address w. J. HUGHES, Catskl. n. Y.
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Ccdcber5.


A VISITING TEACHER charges SOS quarter for
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aud mathematics, language French. German
Latin. and to music. f;leni may rhlie the
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MONK, 81 Camb. itge-p'ace, Brooklyn, y. -
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TALL RIVER LINE
L FOE BOSTON. NEWPORT. FALL RIVER PROV.
lDENCE and all Eastern points ,,,,


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Gotcis.
HOTEL BRISTOL.

5TH-AVE CORNER 42D.ST. n Y
For the COMFORT and CONVENIENCE Of FAM.
LIES. the location and arrangement OF rooms al the
BRIsTOL superior 10 any hotel in n JEW YORK
CITY.
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JustrnCi,cn
For Bows and Young Men-City.


COLUMBIA GRAMMAR sCIiooIa AVE
lasS S Year begins Mh AGs psR'SSS
@a%S ' New and si''S
& ; sis . rSSs;s S Ns
ses OF Ss pups naTy ,ppcan necessary
Principal, B B' H. 6AnrBELi. 4. NJ;
Principals examnc applicants on p ana osc' spt IL
C0LuMg py.5 s' "a cassa ana e1 S
mcrcs nTepsfa,oly and primary departments Military
s %, ,, D1srSsm EpwI IN FOWLER GE II d.
7, G TRELNND's CLASS FOR BOYS, 70 West
f. l2dst rcopens THURSDAY Sep'emosr ~ MI
EyEEsoNsss Do GoI1EGAT Fars sc 1891: O.
aIcr TG'' sno3 lessons thoroughly mastered Refers to
@ s:togs The E Esy How Howard , GaS:y
The E Eey faward r Bsh The The Rev Rev Z Wife
D. LYONS Classical school removed to East 47th:
Est will reopen september 2oth pupils are
INTERMEDIATE AND ACADEMIC sSI nl, Fok
BOYS 50 West l24thst, formerly ~ West l2o.h's'
Fifth year begins sept II. Miss RANSOM Principal.
DIN MAcMuLLENs School in w Sss, 1ssh,s
aaars Is at Funs % s? g west Sag asast a'' s'V0
School asr s BSy 4a' UNA ssp Is
M W. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, No 8
~ 2d Of BOadwsy S "opens n,e Ssp f 70;
college scientific school business
The gentlemen whose follow have had ono OF
more fitted for college -
Henry NJ. Alexander, Henry r Marshan,
John Brooks Orson d. Mum,
Henry Day VIM. A. Rockefeller,
lanes NJ FAR Rev. Andrew oliver. D. D..
Parker Handy, James Talcoti,,
lanes & Holden Judge Van Worst
Rev los r Kerr D. D. Ralph Wells
Tuition sSO 10 5000 per aInum. Rooms specially
adapted and single floor pTs1en teachers haSe
visory Comnittee Spelling Ladder, Recess Walks &c.
at Putnams aud Randoiph's book stores and at the
sch after Scpcmber d.
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Planfif's Attorney 80
No. I Broadway, Ncw-York CRY
CTPRFNE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
Steamboats,.

4 TROY BOATS. lighted throughout by
~ electric lights connect With trains Of DELAwARf
and HUDSON and FITCHBURG Railways. steamer
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY leaves Pier a.. y r..
foot Chrstopherst, daily except Saturday, p Sunday
steamer touches at Albany.
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
~ Steamers DREW and DEAN RIO HMOND leave
Pier Al North River, foot OF Canal-st. +. NJ. daily
Sundays excepted Freight received until the hour Of
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n IRCULARS schools both sexes. city and country
- with careful advice 70 parents MIRIAM COY RI
ERE. 81 East 17thst between 4th-ave. and Broandway
w KEEP a complete stock OF American and foreign
school and college books and school stationery.
Lowest prices. BRENTANO'S. Union squire y. y.
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PROVIDENCE LINE

4 ELEGANT STEAMER rfiSKtTL leaves rom
DOT Jay--t, y. r.. every TUESDAY. THU HNDAN ana
,ATU RDAl 1t D. m, connecting Wiz Boston AMI NJ
amy Railroad. WHEELER POWELL. Manager
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- I. CAIHENINES HALL,
- BROOKLYN. " Y.
in charge OF the Sister John the Evangelist.
Advent opens September % Re tke shoI -
Long Island. Terms per anndm. English French ami
Latin $3.50 10 s400. Application 10 be made to the Sis
in charge