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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-16

month, which come upon Wilhelmina'Y
own birthday. All were asked to come
in Dutch dress.
The little maid received her guests in
a gown of old-fashioned figured red cal
leo, which was made with round waist
and full-gathered skirt coming to the
floor. The sleeves were small elbow
puffs.
The cap of the little maid was tight
fitting to the head and finished around
the neck with white rufile in true
Dutch girl fashion.
The feast was served upon blue Dutch
delft and the little hostess gave to each
guest Il delft souvenir.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-16
THE DOME OF PICTURES.


IN little house keep pictures suspended;
II is not a fixed house,
n Is round 1t Is only few inches from one
side to the other;
yet behold, II has room for all the shows OF
the world. all the memories!
Here the tableaux of life and here the
groupings Of death.
WALT WHITMAN.
An each man bears his Dome of Dreams
A picture dome
vhereon are painted homely cares,
Defeats and triumphs and despairs;
A gallery thronged with wider themes
Than those of Rome.
The pictures of this Dome of Dreams
Are memories.
Young Barefoot wandering through the
dew.
Through daisied fields when life was new,
BY woodland paths, by lilied streams
And blossomed trees.
The picture of a maid at school
With floating hair:
Transfigured in the mist Is she
On that dim shore of memory.
LIES dewiness about her. cool
And pure and fair.
The picture Of a road that leads
From an old home;
A boy that from a wooded swell
Looks through his tears and waves fare
we'll
Then down through unknown hills and
meads
Afar to roam.
The picture of the long. long way
He travelled far;
Fair fruited hillside slanting south,
Baked herblets upland smit with drought,
And night paths with no CLEAN Of day
Without a star.
And pictures of housekeeping wales
And storm-tossed Waves:
OF valleys bathed in MONDAY peace,
OF sheltered harbors OF release,
Blue inlets specked with sunlit sails;
OF open graves.
And pictures of fair islands set
In golden foam
And pictures of black wrecks upcast
On barren crags by many blast
But on Life paints more pictures yet
Upon that dome.
Sam Walter Foss, in n. Y. Sun.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-16
A Man Of standing.

Dismal Dawson-When l think how
good used to be it makes me ,ck.
Everett WESTON the dead, was you
ever any good?
"Well, l was so good at one time dat
I not only bought booze on credit, but
I bought her so often dat de barkeeper
had rubber stamp to put me name
down Embellishments Journal
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-16
Choice of Exits.

"Meu and women are SO different"
"Yes?" ~
"when woman gets in trouble she
takes to her bed"
"Well?"
"And when man gets in trouble he
takes to his Chicago Record.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-16
REAL DUTCH PARTY.
All the Child Guests Were Dressed Il
Holland Gowns.

Holland Gowns.
Queen Wilhelmina will be IS years
old next fall, and in honor OF the event
the Hollanders are beginning to get
ready to celebrate, for on her 18th birth
day the little queen ascends the throne
to rule for herself. Meanwhile Dutch
things are coming in and Dutch fancy
dress parties are becoming quite the
fashion among little girls.
A little maid, aged seven years, gave
such party upon her birthday last
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
FOOTBALL.
First Game of the Season in Fills
worth Will be Played Saturday.

worth Will be Played Saturday.
The first foot-b game OF the season
in Ellsworth will be played Saturday
afternoon between the Ellsworth high
school team and the second eleven of the
Bangor high school.
The game probably will be played at
Wyman park, but il the grounds there
cannot be put in proper condition, the
game will be at the Beal field on Besl
fence around the field, the Ellsworth
team, which will bear the heavy expense
OF bringing the Bangor team here, must
depend upon the honesty of the Ellsworth
people to pay over the twenty-five cents
charged to see the game. The game will
be called promptly at 2.30 o'clock.
IL the word OF the Ellsworth's new
game will be worth seeing. He says the
team which will come here from Bangor
is the strongest second eleven the high
school ever had
The full team OF the Ellsworth school
has not been picked 1t will be strictly
school team, which should add to the
pride Ellsworth people should take in it.
The players so far chosen are Charles
Campbell, full back; Charles Grows, left
half back; Herman Perkins, right half
back captain, c. f. Bellatty, quarter
back; Harry Baisdell, centre, with Mar
tin Shute as substitute; James Whtmore,
guard Louis d. Cook, tackle.
The candidates for he OF her pOsit ions
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Nellie Mullan will assist in the
high school for the remainder of this
term.
Next Saturday will be .'psy day" for
the teachers under the new plan of
monthly payments. The superintendent
Of schools will be in his office between
10 and II a. m, and the teachers will call
during that time for their pay.
The board of education was undecided
on the question OF opening the COM
mercial school this winter and asked an
expression Of opinion from the aldermen.
The aldermen were unanimously in favor
of the school. The board of education
would like an expression of opinion from
the ax-payers.
The board has voted to conduct another
term OF high school in North Ellsworth.
Last year the school was held in the No. s
school, but this year request has been
received from No. to hold 1t there. The
superintendent of schools has been in
structed to investigate and report at the
next meeting of the board. The term will
be ten weeks and will begin in December.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
Schooner ".johu Paul" Dismasted

The Clyde line steamer "Delaware",
which arrived in Boston Thursday from
Jacksonville and Charleston, 5. c., re-
ports that about three hours after leaving
Jacksonville it passed the schooner
John Paul" of Mt. Desert, totally dis
masted, with loss OF part of deckload, in
tow of the famous tillbu5terng schooner
Three Friends" bound to Mayport, Fla.
The Paul was bound from Brunswick, i,
Ga, to New York, and was caught in the
recent hurricane off the southern coast.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

managers of the Biuebil line that Capt.
Crockett's popularity was too great an
obstacle for them to overcome. and he
"Catherine" was promptly tied up. 1t is
barely possible that The fight will be re-
sumed in the spring, but those most fa
miliar with the situation believe that
before that time the differences between
Capt. Crockett and he Bluehill line will
be amicabIy adjusted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
The Augusta House.

hostelry of the capital city, has closed its
doors. A. w Thsyer, the proprietor, an
nouncos that so far as he is concerned,
the hotel will remain closed.
The Augusta house was built in 1923,
to accommodate the large number of peo-
pie called here by the Legislative sessions.
The annex was built in 1923. Among
its landlords tass been :
Major Harrison Baker, Marshal White
head, Charles Mlliken. y. w. Thayer,
the last proprietor, too; the house in
1890
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

The Portland schooner "Iienry May,
Capt. W. o. Perry, was wrecked on the
New jersey coast Saturday night. The
crew was rescued after clinging to the
wave washed wreck twenty-four hours.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
Tic Amherst Fair.

The Amherst fair opened auspietousIy
with fair weather and good attenda nee
Tuesday. A full report of the fair will
appear in THE AMERICAN next week
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

The steamer Crank Jones', while
lying at her Maehias wharf Sunday
night, was damaged by fire to the amount
of several hundred dollars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT THIS WEEK.

{ l. Morang-nry goods.
Rurnham-I}oots and shoes.
Mrs Chas " Garand-Shawi lost.
j Peters, jr-IIou-e for sale.
j Wal-h-Shoc store.
l. Iard-CarriagcS for sale.
Mrs J II Brcs nahan-C Chamber set for sale.
VIM Il Higgin-- Messengers notice.
Gould-tOntectionery. cigars, etc.
Smith's-Dry and fancy goods.
Call Millinery.
NJ i Maluucy-t arriage repository.
ilodgkins-COnfectlonc
SERRY;
Town of Surry- Nonresident tax notice.
PORTLAND:
Eastman Bros Il Bancroft-Dress goods
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

water street.
Daniel J. Donovan has established a
lunch cart in Ellsworth.
f. G. Smith has sold his house on Ster-
ling street to James E. Ford.
George E. Packard left Monday for
Boston, where he expects to find employ
ment.
X. b. Holmes has secured the Ellsworth
agency for the Primus oil heater and
cook-stove.
The Village Improvement society will
meet with Mrs. l.. A. Emery on Friday
evening at 730 O'Clock.
Prof. Ropes, OF the Bangor theological
seminary, occupied he pulpit of the Con-
gregational church Sunday.
Thomas J. Holmes is making extensive
repairs on his house on Central street,
and thoroughly renovating he interior
The repairs on the custom house,
before described in THE AMERICAN, are
completed. The new ff g.staf was set
this week.
Harry Rogers, who moved from Els
worth to Bluehill last year, intends to
move his family soon to Brewer, where he
is now employed.
TT. :, ~ ~ ;.
, r,,,. " y" -'i, l.
.''' =, e''''''s Il. .''o i"s'eaa oi
80 ''' '''e' y '"'' "''e'iuaiiee
is cordially requested.
The hancock house is being repainted.
Grea: imprOVement has been made in + he
''''''. ~ 'i'o
''''1''S - cue "''N'-
's',''7 ''', l'''' '9'''''.e's ~ me- ~
o'''
-, ''' "s'''' '''''
Mr~. "liIlHm II. bradley and son, of
Nv
.. '''''e'' i''u' ''o 10
- "
81 's7e' '"i ana o"hhlcN, the mllilners,
nave fe'Hr"-a from a business trIp to
New h9rN tad boston. Iheir tan opel
Inc county commissioners, Who made
tour "' inspection OF the plantation roads
,'S' Week. r' port mat 'hey iouhd them
io' 'he most part IN excellent condition.
Tn" first -ociahIe of the season to be
etN'' 'S NoE"ih'7 Nebekah lodge taxes
pl're at '1d Fellows nall this evening.
'ao ftao"7 ana Their inmllles are in
Fite"'
Orrin Il. Burnham and others, of Els
worth have purchased tract of about
o2o acres "fS"rond growth timber in the
town OF faseHdnmkeag, Penohscot
county
Mrs. Charles Z. Bullard, of Chsrlestowu,
Mass, is visiting her many friends and
relatives in Ellsworth and vicinity. She
Is at present The guest of her aunt, Mrs.
A. h' w Woodward
f. l.. Kent has sold his fruit and con-
fectIonery business recently purchased OF
the j. W. Coombs estate to Henry Gould.
MIR. Could VIII continue the business at
the same location, corner OF Main and
Inc retaining wall on the west side OF
'he bridge Is finished. 1t Is we'll built
ana greatly improves the appearance Of
the approach to the bridge. plank
walk Is no" beng bulIt from the bridge
20 Nfaht street
Several field straw berries were left at
',,' = m ~ once ti'i' wee" JUST
- ''. ~, ~ s'eso"' out "eNeftne'e77 WEI
"e'' ii'NS' fa'e 'ie eeeei-
...''.' - '''e "''''9'ia' season. iN'S
~ i,''','' ~ MS / L. ! ''Se
a. H. carlisle one of the employees at
the "reeh Lake h7h hatchery, has been
sem To inc state hatchery at Enfield TO
MAKE collection OF eggs for the govern
Iheht hatchery at "reeh Lake. Mr. Car
iiste VIII be gone about four weeks.
which Elmer I Mureh and his mother,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

something g.-Goethe.
when man shows too much virtue"
said moralist, II doub; his having any"
Folly wished n holiday but could find
no one industrious enough to take his
place.-E. Scott O'Connor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

The more eyes an advertisement catches
the more dollars ii is ,cortIl.
The merchant who does not adrertise IN
dull season makes it more profitable for
those 1rho do ddrertise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

but when
we need not sacrifice quality to the de-
mands of Fashion, we combine elegance
with real utility. Buying optical goods
from me means getting exactly what you
need, and that's point worth anybody's
consideration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

Bargains in Ladies All-Wool Sweaters
at 9S cents,
At c. L. MORANG S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

and will meet fortnightly at the homes
OF members. Junior Epworth league
Is being organized. Mrs. |. II. w. Wharf
will be the superintendent. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Wharf will represent the Ellsworth
league at the district convention in Win
terpnrt his Mnek
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oEAIED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. with the

~ ,u. NJ the work and the the bidder in
dors.d thereon will be received by the Department of
foup.b ,tree, and Finn avenue Central Park Until $50
o'clock p NJ Of Monday November %. 1897 for the
No. J. FOR SUPPLYING, AND ERECTING
POSTS on THE HARLEM RIVER DRIVEWAY IL
No q FoR FURNISHING ALI. LABOR AND MA
iNG HN6 GAs-FiTTiNG NEcEssARY ron TIE NEW
EAST VINO ASD EXTENSION OF THE METROPoLI-
TAN MUSEUM OF ART. ~ CENTRAL PARK
No o. ron FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MA
TRic-LIGHT WIRiNG System FOR THE LLGl!TINo
TIE METRoPoLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. IN CEN
No FOR FURNISHING THE COMPLETE IN
sTALr.ATtoN OF Az ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT
All: NEcEssARY LABOR ANp =, MATERIAIs; For
POLITAN MUSEUM or ART ~ CENTRAL. Park
No Z. FOR FuRNlsLilNG All. LABOR AND MA
nEAIiNG AN6 yENTILATIoN YORK FOR THE XEw
PoLiTAN MUSEUM OF Ar: IN CENTRAL Park.
No; FOR PERToRMIEG Al TT, THE !, WORK OF
RKbGE PRYOR FIR HE %fT FENPHk Of
THE FORMER TEMPORARY MAcoMBs DAM
BRIDGE oYEh THE HARLEM RIVER AT ONE HUN
DRIED AND fIFTH SIXTH STREET.
AapmAir 'srTTiHd NEW ctRR sToNEs AND 81 M
PROVING PARADISE PARK IN THE CITY OF NEW
No g. FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF HANCOCK
PARK. BOUNDED BY AVENUE ST. NICHOLAS, MAN
HTAM STREET RE ayENEE ATp one
For particulars 81 'city Record"
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FOR BUOYS AND APPEN:

DAGES and MOORING CHAIN.-Once OF Light
house Inspector Third District Tompkinsvle " r. No
veube- TO- lsaIProposas will received al this Office
10 oclock m. Thursday the 2nd dav OF Decem-
her 1897. Tor furnishing the Lighthouse Estahlshmen
Buoys and Appendages and MooTng Chain required dur
ing the nscai year eIdn" June 80 1898 The articles 70
furn embrace bell gas wooden spar and
buoys shackes moorlng chain ballast balls iron and
sinters. etc. all OF which are enumerated IN me
attached the TO IN OF bid which n ay be
ON Application this Office Contracts will be
awarded on entire numbered lots. and each item In
The lot Bidders must state in the bids In
ths roper dates whe tho several articles WI
~. reserved reject any or all
btds 10 strike out any items In the specifications
10 waive an defects. and 10 require the delivery OF "A
or less OF item than the quantity
stated In spechcst Ions at any time during the fiscal
wear clause that effect will be inserted In the CON
tract Proposals will be subject to the above conditions
A. s SNOW. Commander y. 8. n" Lsht-Housc In
sncctor Third District
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f1nbl,e y otlces.
% ,.copa. west IS 90 feet to the place OF beshhs
tanning Q. oTG acres. -r,o


20 ,.cona. west s. os feet the place or beginning ''
'''''' PARCEL NUMBER sIxTY-Two
All certain lS PIECE % o d P%rnsi County q
nam and state OF New York. bounded anu '''N''
" southeast r, of IsTSe Mo- o, said
running ssn: % ds. Ht 3. minutes second. west dO O
Rssff nIp Sna no q sss
'l sSa9d. q ds In. g. Il 5rTSi
seconds east e feet to side Of Dspo' 50
thence along the sou,n 20 so is degrees minutes
onds ~ s.i to tf the centre Of leading from ID IKE
r9S1 Fall, 81. rs and Sl2n s. ' south
IS minutes 40 seconds y, vest scr sy'' 'e''
PARCEL NUMBER sIXTY-THREE. ~
All that piece ParG. Of Gon lanS Of it
nam y,n and md state o: York bounded and described as
R' 1n ss M IN. =; .% Ana Ia Tn
D n@F 60 ss1ass 4H 20 20 g bt
the boundary line Of Parcel no 80 81 os feet to the
bonnaay line a. 5hshse .s ao9 * 80 fee, to
ost Vest St sd. Of the Depot rse .conSs
along the south 20 desre, b.sInnnx containing
PARCEL NUMBER sIXTr-FoUR
All tnal Getn no Io' rawn Of carmel County OF Putnam
and State Of New York bounded and described - 40
norhea corner .r Of , PsTss and Nd u u.s.
n 1fs S"s 'pS boundary line Of sss ..
rel north d-grccs ~ mnut- 40 s"c"nd. IT,, IN.
"a tho boundarv lnc Parcel 40. ~; thence ~ o.,
same north ~ deGrses II minutes 30 seconds east ~
the tho so"sT n. sah e. d.Fr % minutes seconds
cast 10 ~ feet IN the westerly line ~ the h o. DO
r.. PGrG aa.s p Ws; 80 the place Of
beginning containing oli3 acres.
PARCEL NUMBER s1XTY-FlVE
All tha, certain lot piece or parc. Of land stuats y
low lows: STATE Of Ne" York. bounded ana a n ~ 8.
s,S con b.r, IN The west s!de Depot street and run
Ming along the norcry 09Sni ncns. s 81 10
feet 10 the boundary line. o. Farce. No 3 thencs "oms
s' ,5 1U,n ~ 90 d 1:rr... q %oa:.
ioo on rs, 10 he west line OF the before mentioned p
rGi .n, % ..oG ' T.. e fee! to Of begin
PARCEL NUMBER srxTY-six
All hs, certain io pi-c. OF parcel Of land nit, ,tuat'
living and being in n. Town Of afm' ana S.scrb.d
Putnam and State Of NeN-Y0'k bounded ana ''''''''
p.rnnns A. n po,n, in IN. c.n,r. ot road leading
along lines q Pare. No os hr fSS.n rs s"nnds
ea. 2i5st feet south 90 degrees mnnt.' tas n.
the west line q rsrcsl No 80 'SeR Rf. ' "a MIN
ue. % sends west foil feet TO the centre Of the
SSP,h bounary lin. Of Parcel No 40 north i dssTcs,
II mng'' o Ny at. , .d 10 parcel par S.as
bounded a. follows, Norherly and westerly by .aha %,
snh.2y 6y he hshvay from iA' Mahopae to
~ PARCEL NUMBER sEvENTY-oNz-
that certain is R.S o, Panel panel OF coa hH5 =: 'd Fu
nam and Of New York. bounded and described as
follows ,.,d,,,
from Mahpao CArm. ar rinn.nS tn'ncs 81 q,
e oaa n,h o5 ri &C.,, IL minute, second.
a 81 Zee. - n. eas shore a Lax, Maopac thrn
minute, 70 second, ioS .-t Themes north 10 dst'sa
I inu,' 30 se.'n, '1 , to 't h.
sscre ae ., at- Mahopac thence 'on'h - dts,-1s -
,i,n.i road; thence s7aE TIE same south aeS,..' %
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Wa. II. TEN EYCK.
Clerk Common Council.

NOTlCE.-Estimates for furnishing retiectors.
~ IT,. ho1.. lunch counters picket rails laurel bands
rnoulainss contract GO wiz he received by
h. Department Of Docks. Pier 4. Battery Place. until
80 40 81 mn November 49, 1897 For particulars see Cy
Record
\vOTICE-EslimatoS will be received by De-
~ partmen: OF Docks until ,iso A. NJ. Noyeme'r ??t,
,rac, No Goa For particulars see city Record.
NoTlCE'-Estmates for enclosing recreation
~ hurdrx on rer foot OF East 2ih Street and pre-
r,rnr building FOR winter resort. contract o5 and
f~strYna AZ Murray street Section. North River con-
,r,ct ala viii, received by the Departn Docks
mil If go 4 u November "a 1891 For particulars
...l,Y Recnrd.'
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A DVERTTsEMr,NTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown ONCE, No. i242 broadway
3ls-st., until O'Clock m; advertise
ents received at the following branch offices At resula
ONCE rates until o'clock q. viz; 25' sth-aven
A q cor. 23d- list. 1872 Gth-ave cor l2th-s.; Mays
0th-ave and itth-s, i42 Ceiumbusaye near West 6Ch-
at. 100 West 42d-s Gth-ave 02 East l4thst 2SI
West t?d-s between 7th and sth 1850 East 9TH
ST. 1888 3d-ave between 10th and nth SITS l028 3D.
ave. near 8ist-st.: 1.70S 1st-ave.. near s9th-st.
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Proposals.
OF STREET. CLEANING

DEPARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING
~ REMOVAL. OF SNOW AND ICE for season end
ing Aprl Eth lsQS.The Commissioner OF Street Clean
,us win on the 22nd OF November. al his onice the
,,,h nour York Life Building,
NM Sew York open bid. Tor contract
y, .now and the season ending April 18TH 1895
Further Information AS 10 the requirements. legal and
oherwI.e such bids be- had by the
nhilc notice appearing in the city Record tho
ocia paper OF the corporation OF tho city York.
THE forms Of contract. blank proposals all other
necessary Information in reference the contract may
be had by apply at the orce Of the Commissioner OF
street Cleaning. as above.
GEO. r. WARING. Jr.,
Commissioner OF Street Cleaning
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pvrRrIsEMENs and :ue.-rr'iSn' to o., Ths Tribune
"A rece'.i ~, qis, 81 until o'clock advertise
"a door ,iyed at the following branch 9fhces AT regular
ments IeNe' viz. 2Si shave, Q.
oicc raves u h ave i2th-st.: Mays sth-av..
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CLYDE LINE.
I ~ ,pr rsToS g c. SOUTH and SOUTHWEST.
nIn.tcK soSvII lie and all FLORIDA POINTS
From PIER 90 E. r. 0oot Koo'eVS., ~ y Nv IN ~
ArGONOI'TS ~, %
COMANCFIE .....'''s'''''''' Tsu,sssv Soy q
SEMINOLE --,...,yar accon,rroda,,ona
steamSwN p CLYDE a co. General AGENTS.
NJ : : Rowling Green y. 7.
- -, . r.,.n p st 7. & = Live. via JacssonvilA
S,.at So Freight and Pa-senser Line v's Charesyh
~" tcEp General Agent 37S Broadway. " T.
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>,-,c \rrr STEAMERS.

our first class TOURIST steamers Will 'eA'e NHNo
,o- tbe FIRST CATARACT: ~. %
Rsnese. III -. Dec !, Rames sss
Ra Wnstiv .aings thereafter DAHABEAHs ana sPE-
~, err, AYERS ror private psrits 49, ~
CIAn - fco0< & SON 2Gi & 22s Broadway. " 4
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CCNARD LINE.

n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
r,or, pier 40. y. R.. foot OF Garrison 81 -. . -
,r,-, rr %oy 20 i p NJ Campania- Dec. Il: ESQ ~
Smo.ta' ~ 2T 30 A. NJ Umpra Dec - noN.
Lucan.a Dec p NJ Lucana. Dec. .. 6:OE.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO, Gen Yo Aksn'~
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
no VENEZUELA.

ITO VENEZu Ella
L c,o,,,.,. q, III. RED ID LINE under TAN con-
steamer Government are appoihtse
tras, r,r,, Robert pier RrooNIyn -.,. c,,....
For la quay "a Naracalho. Via Curacao -
"a purI.ApEiPHIA. wedneslsy N 3.'ses.- q n
81 CANA ..... TUESDAY. Decenhe- II. p m
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