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OCEAN CITY, NJ. d., August a.
The Maryland Republican state con-
ventlon was called 10 order by Chair.
man Hodgeson. In his speech no said
that harmony among tho leaders be
held TO be- essential TO the success OF
the party In this State.
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Pour Persons Injured by n Boiler Ex.
piosion.

EUREKA, Cal, August 27.-A boiler
at Ben DIxsen's shipysrd exploded
this afternoon, fatally inJuring four
personz. A moment before the explo-
sion the gauge registered only forty
pounds, making the cause mystery.
The engineer was thrown 900 feet iuto
the bny. One person was blown up on
the deck OF a vestel IN tho yard.
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LoNDOS, August 27.-The Daily
Telegraph this morning publishes a
statement that private cnblegIam
from President Halmaoeda 10 the
Chilean legation declares his triumph
10 be complete.
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rh. AnnnaI nsporl ot,he u. raul.

NEW YORK, August 95.--Tho annu.
nj report OF the 81. Paul road for the
fiscal year ending June 3Dth was issuud
today. II shows the gross earnings
were 81, j0I, 22i. au increase Of 81 ,0ns,.
$40; the operating expenses SIS, 1885,
800, an Increase Of slD3,302, net earn
ings, Sl37,72i u decrease Of spi,ssd;
income from other sources, s33i, 207,
making total income OF 50, al, n3l.
The fixed charges were s7,237, 25l,
leaving a balance Of 81, 2si, $50. After
paying per cent. dividends ON the
preferred stock, there Is surplus Of
S899,l6s.
President Miller takes pcssimls,ic
view OF the situation, aud says the
rates are too low. The maintenance OF
rates will not relieve the American
railways from tho competition OF
foreign roads, and IL Il idle TO talk Of
maintenance when pooling IL prohibit
ed by legislation. IL " impossible that
u liberal standard Of wages can be
maintained unless the capital en-
ployed Is permitted TO receive compen-
sation for its use.
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PARIS, August 27.-A dispatch re-
ceiycd at the Chilean legation Ia this
city nom Buouos Ayres. confirms the
report that the in-urgvnt forces have
surrendered TO Balmncoda.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W., Aug.
81. - The president arrived here ut
eleven O'Clock this morning, IN DOWN
pour OF rain. Brief speeches we've
made nj bradford anu this civ
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WORCESTER, Mass, August It's.
G. Pomrroy, cx.Uuited states senator
from Kansas, died at WhitenHvillo this
morning, aged soyonty-,iX.
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NEW YonK, August 27,-The North
ern Pacific directors today declared
the regular quarterly dividend VI per
cont. on preferred stock.
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MONTPELIER, W., August 27.-The
special session Of the Legislature adj
Journod this morning without day.
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LONDON, August 27.--'rho Hoods In
Cnrlnthia destroyed many bridges aud
houses and caused an immense amount
OF other damage.
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OTTAWA, August 81 The census
returns show total population OF
4,se3,Sii, an increase in the decade Of
49s, 58I.
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PHILADELPHIA August 27.-Llzzie
Wilson, aged 32, poisoned herself aud
her illegitimnto babe today because her
betrayer refused 10 marry her.
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BouLooSE, August %. - Thirty
houses were unrooied by u hurricane
here today.
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HARTFORD, Conn, August g.
Nightingale won tho Charter Oak
$4,000 race.
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Charles Lawrence'- Confession Ia
Prison.

PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-Ex-
Assistant Cashier Charles Lawrence
OF the Keystone bank, now serving a
seven years term LOT completely In
wIecking tue bank. has written state
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EesaI y otlces.

a. UPREME COURT, County of Newly ork.-
~ Augustus D. Elanchet IT, plaintiff asein'J Glacomo
De Angels and Giovanni De Angels che true name and
surname Of te latter being TO plaintiff unknown trad NC as
Ga ono DE- Angcils & Company. defendants. Summons :
To the above named Defendants:
You hereby summoned TO answer the complaint IN
this acton, and 10 copy Of your answer on the
PLAINTIFF, attorney within twenty days after the service
o. ts exclusive Of the day OF stIvcc, and
your failure to appear answer Judgment viii
b. against you by fault for the relief demanded in
complaint Dated Nev-borR. February p. 1891.
ALBERT REYNAUD Plaintiffs Attorney,
Posoce address and Office No Beekndn St, y. Y CITY.
/ d.f ld9nt, auOtc nance
The foregoing summons l. served by Dlhlica-
ton pursuant order II Hon. Gco - l.. lngrahG
Of Justices Of the Supreme Court dated March ~
1891 flied with the complaint in the Office OF clerk
CITY and County q New York a; the County Court
House. Ncw-York City. March ~, 1891.
ALBEIT RETNACD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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and in many other ways. In his later years he
was one Of the Harvard OverseeIS and held other
Offices, chiefly connected with education. From
first TO last it was full and useful career, ana
the close peaceful and swift. lie worked al
most to the end and retained Ills cheerfulness ana
sweetness of disposition 1t was really oeautl-
full life, not wanting in inspiration, and abound
ing in profitable suggestion. His rule had al
ways been to do the nearest duty with all hearn-
ness and fidelity, and that rule will carry any man
far Mr.. Hale has presented the facts eloquentiy
and 6tlv and the memoir should be widely read
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tarhcrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Pio:essors Teachers. Tutors GovsTnesaes.
Se., 10 COL Res, SchOOs and Families Apply
Ars. NJ. J. YoUNGFULToN % Union SQUIRE
A MEXICAN. SCHOOL BUREAU has BEST TEACH.
n Frs locality all branches no FEE rcRl.trA.
ration Form for stamp. p. V. HUYSSOON, w. 14th.st.
TUTORS Professors, Teachers. Govcrnesses o, al.
"A, branches supplied 10 universities colleges schools and
i6meA Circulars schools 70 parents. Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE Room IL. $50 shave
II MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school oneefs
" with teachers te<aehers with positions.
n. ~. HARRINGTON, Prop s2 Lsfsyeyys PI.. u. r.
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Railroads


FsE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CTr<
Trains leave rs follows
O;1OA M,-FAsr MAIL. Tor Albany, Utica Syracuse,
1870 ,Il' r. B cHitR a 1VHESSPiBULE LIMITED due
1910 a. MIgWiIsiEKN DAY iExpREss-Day except
e oG fndlasp II % m
A.5o p o1I.oT0ItrHi" SHORE VEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due At Detroit at 10 a m, Chicago 90 p M, next
600 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EXPEESs-Due Chicago
o,ss Ky SIng @hnD6iK0SD&cR AND Ij0u M6NTEEAk Elk.
z,s m.'f =: Mr. -BuFfALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
ok p. M.-rAsr ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
FtESs-Due indianapolis l1:2o p. H. next day st.
rI5& SIX $YEWBgRG PoTGBEEyEFsiE RHdN gG
s5es b sS e ,p 81 F1SH
noon, 70 &c. s., so, o0 6 30 80 s:i5 p. n
TES94 oh9 70 90 10 80 n l5 90 c1H 10
UTICA AND SYRACUSE y 45,, 9;Io, 10 100, TO 80
ROfE So 55 80 m 20 GO naa 200 n0on'
BUFFILoa39 10, 1000, no 80 m, Il 100 nOOn so.
x1&G O. fAG Ii2 10 co. 10 80 H. 12 90 noon
ADIE9SNGBG0GCK 4 So IL AND MoNrREA1 45
cAE yIN2 r. no i IS 9i E AND oswEGosr5
p M 1900 night; also fo' Oswego, 9'l0 1000,
UsU i2S; GENEVA AND cANANDAIGUA7;I 10, 10 100.
pERRSE a fH 3A M ARLEM Bfiy5fsIoN-
and sp 1S IN sleeping cas apply Grand
Gsntrq stog At 4l2 80 9 ana ES}ST"X u
T SiS $5s WasSnS;oa.st 72G Fuo3t and SaS
r d BTooAya ana 1872 o lS a Jey rS
hotels and RESIDENCES THROUGH g Destination; ohe.
ad Rai I'm e ds Sunday 'Oay except SATURDAY o'A'
Above EXCEPT tso:e leaving at 70 u 70 90 5na
Il 90 Tid9,g4t st9P e. 1851 StIsSt Si42
General Manager. Gen'I Passenger Agent
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Railroads,
Pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY or AMERICAN
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, fsa, -.
Desbresses and COrtiandt Streets. a.
foli0ws:-
On and after MARCH tst tao,
On and after MARCH ist, 1891.

" o'.cI mANCh ISL, 1891.
THE FAST LINE
ESQ A. M-Punisn Vestibule sieenino an, p.,
ehics ss Si Icy S ,aS E. r. celuSSo. c M
,,ooo NE pENNs1LvASiX' L IiSn,ri2
Drawing And State poo 1Ciusyely Of Pullman yestSuls
1a 9sss. 70. aHaae Ss sSs
sr s.sA, sSf !. FL s both "a
,snee: homo or once Heated BY steam and eH9 ass
iP' 10 ana %'s sas cS .ss: ss
ass IT, cmG sGE ve AND ciNcIyNATr EXPRESS
TotS and pnng from S'I: i g. L Ss.
o o1.SS .nd a1Sgs, ncasss
The wEsrIR, EMPRESS. 'A''
$50 p. M.-Pulnan Vestibule Sleeping Car Nouyo
. sSd I. Cd F
G saconS sg m cS5i DAY aHd s.
and To.edo daily. except saturday
PACIFIC bXP1Ess
aO0 Il. M.-Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-Yo,t .,
af:s? INV e. Ns% &
;s . :ssSSs .S5 SsaSss. 81 a. q
Washington United Express' Of PaInau t4fo, az ~
ff mea %9ss 5Rs %1,, So
'?a 30 70 M s5se{ &c. ' s5Rs oS
Sl5 ard $50 a. m. 30 500 and md ood D. l sans,I
Through Buffet Parlor Car. ''' Win
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express: 20, 20, o. 80, y 90 Chicago Ifuna,
with Dining Car and 10 40 Washington LIMITED Wiz
Dipdns Ca6, and IL 90 H. NJ IL 20 90. 2.I9 90,
P r. and II 10 night ACCOMMODATION, ii II a. m
$40 and 100 2. m. Sundays EXp,ess lis z AZ
900 40 Limited and 10 M, 90 4 40 90
80, 8 100 and 90 y. IN, and IL rs night. Accom-.
For ime-IaOes o. trains 70 local Pot, the Penn.
So l.' So 'RR&Y o.. BosTay I &.s,
House and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlanst si Court
st. $50 Fulton.st and Brooklyn Annex Station foot ~
Ful;onst, Brooklyn; rs Hudson.st. Hoboken; Sttlon
The NewYork Transfer Company will for AMI cheek
baggage from hotels and resdences through 70 Destination
CHAS. L. PUGH. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Ageas
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WAsHI>GTnN
, rIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave iOO' u '''"-"N'
SIS a. follows:
DesorosSeS T Slatineton and informed ate points
10 a. IN. for deneyS IL SoS i,rS local points Char
car to Lyons and pni t bnk and Rternedate points.
y m for l.. and Z. Junction ana m'''i"e"''e p'iN
Chair ear Mauch Cnuhn' ,,.ermod,t, nolnts Chsir
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection " hc"1H's ~'N '
ouf 40 M for Elmira and principal in.efmedise POM
~ y vyiIkesblrre and Pullman sleeper " Slspens0a
Bridge. -, u.,,.,,uo Non.h Chunk and intermed
.,o n1ints Chair 70 Mauch CHUNK. 49, -.,-.-
A'0 In n m for Mauch Chunk and lntermeclate points
ConAect6n 10 Reading and Harrisburg . r.-,
Wy D. IN. Tor Geneva Lyons. EmiIa Rochester BUnAo
and de West Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspension
Bridge ., and IA
n m connect all points in Mahonoy and Hazeton coal
i'h'" SUNDAY TRAINS
m 10 Mauch Chunk, HaZeltOn and fntermedlaS
ro,0ts and II o. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points. ,,... ,A..., an, t,,o.., at... ,o,,,.
~ m Tor Geneva Lyons, Emlra, Rochester. Bunao
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspin'os
nf'as'' General Eastern ONCE. o35 Broadway
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CENTRAL IL. II. OF NEw-JERsEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST, NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of March rs. 1891
1870 a. m. for Eastoq Maqeh Chgnt wlk,esbsrrc.
oar Hsy o o scn MaSc H
Wilkesbarre and scranton
90 a. m. for E1ston and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
h@s az a'qEn f for Eas la MaaSh wsba
Ea$Hs WE1FsSq5 4Sl5ah T coaS
o aa for 81 E''Sn Mqen S Ghqah ad Esn9as
burg s Ii for EsSa aaS% SHAME
ssSS fSE Eas '5Sn Mauch CHUNK Reading Harris
burg 80 Sc Su4 Sr Ea st s and p Allentown
For A Az GO gAan%s. 5ps a. o6 u 90 d. H.
9 For FTseSOId at 445, - ii rs 80 80.
For Long Brlnch and points south to Point Pleasant AZ
except ocean Grove and As6uFy Park 900 m, 400
Red go Sc a. As sd sS % H. 80 30 e S
FOR LAKEWOOD
g. 60 40 m SAG PaSoF cars az a. SO 40 p M
Da For IONS River Darnegat Park and BaFnegat. 45
foS R MI SO civ Eheand and BrtsctOa, at AS
a. F For M 10 h 1I Beach seaDrgnt Sis, '
a. ~ FOR ,'y pHILADELpHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WAsHI>GTON.
For rnaqspeI R? 3 KS g ~ 5,'
zoo 20 dS go. 20 a. H., $oG 80 Co. 80
d. u S and Washington daily at OO II 30 with
Dining Car except SundaSs a. M = go. So 5D.A-ns
CsF1, 5 100 p m. l2lo night Dining Car On a. LIE
train Trains 9Tnf t5ug at 10 Il 30 49, 100 go co.
20 20 90 100 p have connection Tor Reading hAf'
FisPG bur ssnnS1y and WamDot via PHILADELPHIA at ~
a. 30 Bg tSaa rai a ta' sandS 5y % p 20 INV
IL? 2a az S 1i s9 f fs' i nESaSSa S St'
Court go Futqn>' gS % ca for Sad check
barga.a from hot"' OF 4'>'""N''
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InRnpn.ALs FOR BLANK POSTAL NOTEs

/ AND MONEY ORDER DREFrs.-Postonlce Depart
mon. Washington. d. C.. Aprll -. !S9l-SEALED PRO
T0SALS viii Be received at this DepartHSnt ETl J.?
fuinsbcug ali the BLANK Postal Notes" and 'Moncy
Order Drafts" which Department NAV order during
ncriod Of four years commencing the 10Th day OF Aug
nst 1891. Tie Chief OF the Bureau OF Engraving and
TntInr OF the suy Department Is required by N;
nroysoas Of second con Of the act OF March B. 1S3
10 submit estimates this work IN competition with bid
dcrs therefor Blank OF bids. with full sDecihca
lions sample Postal Note. and sample MoneyO
nTaU viii be furnished upon application to the Super
intendent OF the Order system. Posonce Depa;
,ncnt Warrington d.. c. The right 70 reject bid
estimate is reserved. >. a. WHITFIELD. Acting Post
as.r-( .orlfra
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OCEAN Cleaners.

uAMBURG-AM PACKET co.
IL EMPRESS SERVICE 20 London and Hamburg BY the
steamers which hold the record be-
tween Ncw.YorI. Southampton and the Continent. o.
Augusta Victoria. APRIL 80 Aun>ta Victoria May e
NCrn1nnia. My lNOrmthHa... -.. June
Columbia May Jtne II
Fuers Bismarck May 81 Fuer~t bismarck une Is
REGULAR WEEKLY SERVICE, New.Y Hamburg
Sueya. * 80 a. M April o. WiGlndl $50 a; m. May >.
HbAMRTEGIAG}lE21N TNrL FH2sSAiGGH6 oEEci6cE'
81 broadway, New-York. | 81 l.ro.dway, New:Ycrk
LLAN-,TATE LINE between New u rl5,
~ Glasgow and Neville (Londond Iry) Through tickets
az reduced rat, To Liverpool, LonGoi, Du0li' etc'o
POM ERANIA LUIS, Apfll 80 a. m
STATE OF NtNADA..........;;lE urs May II, 8 a. H..
STATE or NIHIASkA -, lhuro May ~ a. H.
steamer hhfH,u %Ih Goy5 no. O"I? 1co.ro,
Of statcro6m E,ctrslol tets SO AMI upward. steer.
age rate. 800. pier Columbia South Ferry,
brooklyn, y. = Eos - ..Lt aud n5s7ae' apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN 6 Co, Agents.
SO BloldWay, kew-Yorl.
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ID ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
L Tl;ANSPOITATION.-Dep tment Of the Interior,
UtoposSis mdorsed proposals Tor Beef bids for Beef
muit submitted in separase envelopes, Eacon Flour
SIS atcd TO the Of Indian Affairs Nos IS
and 81 Woosterst @ WI" De re1TSg %Rui b
Ppnd m scrvce about 100000 POUNDS Bacon 600 coo
G onT liGo6o POUNDS Feed 10000 pounds lizard Bread
MS rdJE % 600 pounds OATMEAL 100000 pounds oats
iio COO pounds rice, 1000 pounds Tea 1900 pounds
Soap 100 GOO pounds sugar ana Az coo pounds Wheat
A;6 anke W9Cea ana Gotten oods fa od5
yards Drilling % 600 yaidsi Duck ree from all y si{mg
ySids brown Shectng, 2SQ coo yards Bleaehei Snge
Shifting 5000 yards; Winsoy, 200 Yards Clothing
Groceries Notions, Hardware. Medical supplies School
as Harness Poys Rake. Forks etc. and 0I a9Og!
y 0 and he ax to d Also o un
WAGONS as may be required adapted to the climate
a1 tIancisco Also transportation for such OF
tces goods supplies that may not be contracted for
70 DC ocrnnet blanks Schedules Showing the kinds ana
quantities OF sups;tence sunes required fer each Agsny
Sondc1s to be Observed By bidders time ana place Of
routes and all other necessary Instructions Will be fur
nisSed upon application 70 ne Indian ONCE in Washing
mssarcs Of Subsistence u S; A. az Cheyenne, Chicaeo
opaa S9nt a. o oox PAM Wv PdS and San
Ton s. Dakota Arkansas city Caldwell Topeka and
Nv k he OT Snq To- t any and fns r
Any part any bid these proposals invited under
as 9 % be so opn S ' the 0f hf f and dy
abovc stated bidders invited be present ne
opening GeIned checksAh BIDS must BE- aGccmIan,ed
depository or the FIRST Saana BanE o. San francisco
CAL fer a. c2S per cent the amount OF the proposal
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poYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.

DOlAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Departure wednesday and saturdays Of our large and
commodous mail { Iott,Tdan ami An sterdam
calling ways BJulo1nc No., landing passengers
within 3il hour, OF Paris aaU london.
Saloon rates - TO so: aTc9 May /. So go
end cabin. So after May $50 Special through rate to
London. Excursion tickets Of fjNoft'lr forms.
ZaahGam.. pr. -, 30 Amt FianNay o. 80
Eaasdam. May ., IL 80 a. N p tad1d May 10, 80
Illustrated guide. ie.-sl-rt apply Jt
GENERAL PASS. AGENCY, 30 Br, adWay, Ncw-YorL.
NETWORK * CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
" Piers 10 and :. Est River.
Saturday steamers az ! =. IN. and otl.rf at D. IN.
for Havana, PTogr 80. Laupeche Frontera,
1aullcJ, IuA pan, and Vera Cruz,
MRtauzas, GARDENS, S1lul Cdbar0n,
Nassau Santiago de- tu.1 GuahtaGamO and Cieniucgos.
SARATOGA Havana ana Cartenas We'd, Apr. 60
{. or WASHINGTON. Havana and Mexican Ports,
~ . sat. May ,, l p. m.
c. OF ALEXANDRIA, Havana and MantanE,s.
thursday May 6
YUCATAN. Havana and McNcan Potts...'...Sat. NAV .
CIENEUEGOS, Nassau san aeo &c Cuba ana Clenfueeos
Thurs, May 81.
For full particulars r. ight or passage apply 20
JAMES J.. WARD 4 Co. ia Wast.
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NIusitaI 3nstrnm:u!s.
4 " ASSORTMENT OF secondhand dr11d. Upright. and
"A square Planes OF make In peri CT condition ana
fully warranted. Also nunbc- o. secondhand Pianos
OF other p.OUlnrnt makers az yeiF low prceo
WV. KNABE & go,
13S STU AVE.
NEAR 20rH.ST.. NEW. YORK.
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Gnrnitrre.

~
ELINT'S FINE FURNITURE
l. Is made Of the best materials and will warp,
crack or split Stores. 1dth.st and Gthave.
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n UKDDEl l-CuLE LLOYD =. ). co.
~ ~tDl.I not A.. 90 LONDON.
NEw.YORK SOUTHLAND los AID BEiNEN.
Steamer AL flOm pier foot " DIST. HObJkca.
tASI LNTEt>> S1EAMLltS.
Spree Tues Apr . am Lain Tues, May 8. D. m.
Werra.. Wed Air. - o H. sat. Nav -. 4. n.
AEer..... SAL. May :. noon IlaNd Tues, May II,
First cabin 800 and upward berth according loca.
ton. Second caDln. so berth. Steenge az lowest
fatSA- oELRICIS i CO.. no. Bowling Green.
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Gountrp BOARD.

--~-~~~-@~~or ~ re-.
Y lncriy Smith House,; 1i-' rooms. excellent table
derhful river and mountain scenery; house changed
hands now opcn for guests everything hrstcasS: WRIT
for particulars.
GUNNER EOARD.-On hc,cht> above Rondout: large
y odd: summer earIen: s'Iawberro, by the buShel.
GEORGE H. CLARK. Eondout. y. Y.
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o, al N-'
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco follows
RFTGTC ........ Wedne sday, May TO- .. m.
OCEANIC ......... Saturday, June 10. D. m.
Superbly Acknowledgements ACCOMMODATIONS
Reservations can be made by telegraph TO and
cabin mans seen at 2S7 and Broadway NewYork,
Room a. Railroad Bulldog, san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD, President
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
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Musical Instruction.

II ANJO INSTRUCTIONS taught private; cat
ID lOgue mailed full particulars lessons evening or dai
manufacturer orchestra chimes banjo. EDWARD C. Dol
SON ! 429 Broadway, near 4Oth-st
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:, UMMER SCHOOL OF THE
OPENS JULY l.
Boarding accommodat All advantages Of winter school
retained. Send for particulars. -
IL W. GREENE. 2I East 14th-st n. Y. City.
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DROpOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES Fol

1 TIE NAVAL ACADEMY, ATNAP0LlS. ND
Anil Is 1s91-Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals Ior
Taval Supplies for the Naval Academy, Annapolis Nd,
to be oPehed May sol" wiz be ecsyed at the BqFGan
NJ ProfIsons aud Clothing Navy department. Washing
ION D. c. until IL o'clock noon May ., 1871 and pub
icy oprncd Immediately thsreafter to furnish az tne
consisting OF crushed granite, curling brick cement lnc
articles must conform the Navy STANDARD and pass he
usual naval inspection Blank Iroposhit w De lHI
Naval academy or to the The attention Of manu-
cla equal decided by lot The Department reserves the
a ianT 81 advantagcous b the Government EDWIN
STi!W ART Payirasor.GenerIl, L. S. Navy
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DED STAR Line.
Al FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New.Y0rk and Antwerp weekly.
wAEsLAND .,"........ Wednesday April %. 30 a. M
EHYNTAND ................ Wednesday, May O. p. m.
Cabin hates: First Cabin s55 and upward Excursion,
500 and upward Second Cabin, 80 and SO. Excur'
II"iE;R WEIGHT & SONS, Genr Agts.. Bowling Green
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Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR Girls.
40 AND 1@e COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BRooKLYS

TIME BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. boarding
and Dav school for Girls. 4lSt year. Address, fOi
circulars l5S.l40 Montaguc-st., Brooklyn, y. J.
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COMPAGNlE GENERALE TanSatantioue.
" FRENCH LINE TO HANRE EVERY SATURDAY
CompanIs Ier new No. A. Norm INcr. IT, MortOn.st.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

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ss n:SaSTsy NJ China and !fgs2 ss5
nGCIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
/ LINES TO CALIFORNIA. JAPAN CHINA
CENlRfS AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
~ Fro1I New York. pier foot OF Canal-sti y. h,
for San Francisco, via the lsthmus OF Panama
CITY or PARA sails Friday, May l. noon.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA sails Thursday. May 2, p m l..
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cornanyjs on on The pier foot OF Canal.st, y. H.
II. J. BUtLAY. General Superintendent
DIED "DD LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
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Pier SO, East River.
&C pUITA DELPHI ANN. wednesday Aprll 70, D. m.
CARACAS MAY P
&C VTNEZlr Ella ....... Wednesday, May 20, D. M.
These American steamships specially built for the trade,
have very superior Accommodations for pa,sengers-
'"'' wy BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT,
Tourists Agents General Managers' IL "sl'9"
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For Both SeXes-City

Wan NORMAN INSTITUTE lFOunded l65D, HOES an
Day School GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS, PANE
EXPOSITION. 1889. 2s0 and 2s2 7lstst ana YES
Endaye Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal