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Private classes in French will be graceful story of French provincial life, Moncel, fully illustrated, will be scientifically gates, and places will be assigned, on sending name as a Pres- on terms. of late of Bayard formed reasonable and address to Mrs. Sarah 0. Pa’mer, IS Grove spoken favorably with power and unfailing interest. The plot notable. Among early English reprints of Elocution will be our accomplished in- taught by Street, idential candidate the National Tribune there are ENTERTAINMENTS. structor. Bangor. and characters are original, and works will bo Studios of the Greek All papers in the State are respectfully requested literary further of it to declare its on the The For particulars inquire to give this call an insertion in their columns. calls upon position many piquant and charming scenes. Poets, John Addington Symonds, revised MISS JE. .1. FIIiKS, Principal, by MRS. L. M. N. STEVENS, But the will keep humor is and the enough and Peter PORTLAND THEATRE. augOdSm ‘1IJ Brown Street. President State W. C. T. U. money question. Argus refined; pathos gives and rearranged by him; Payne's FRANK CURTIS..LESSEE AND MANAGER. Sirs. 0. €. Hunt, Cor. Sec’y. silent. shadow to the pleasant course of the romance. Lessons from my Masters: Carlyle, Tennyson FOR ABBOTT FAMILY SCHOOL BOYS, I Some sketches of the personages of a little and Kuskin, whose critical interpretations of Friday Evening, Sepl. IDIIi. Solon Chase told his hog and steer sto- Lillie Me. French town anil its society have the fresh and those writers have called fortli marked atten- BENEFIT OF nine, Faiiniiigloii. The Sick Party. ries in Cooper Institute Wednesday evening. lifelike air of genuine portraits. in England. In the English Men of Let- Acidi c** A. M. Principal. A re- to have been enter- tion ABBOTT, council of physicians is generally The audience seems the MR. J. F. WHEELOCK, aug2 wd-m ters Milton, by Mark Pattison, will be the friends of a sick in the tained On which occasion will be presented the Master- garded by patient immensely. Uncle Cesar, by Madame Charles lteybaud next issue. But the strength of this house will piece, in 5 Acts, THE light of a warning to them to he prepared (Appleton’s New Handy Volume Series; Port" be chiefly shown in its old Held of finely illus- USE The Advertiser remarks that the lion. The most notable of trated books of travel. Miss Helen N. Bates, for the worst. It is a virtual confession on land: Short & Harmon) is, like Young HEART. is as wild as the rest of tlie Loring, them will be Paul Du Chaillu's report of his THE MARBLE of Music Geo. F. Talbot of the New England Conservatory that the a in a tVhcelock as pupil the part of the attendant physician Maugars, story representing society travels in Scandiuavia, which will fill two J. F. Raphael. and School of Boston, desires to obtain Greenbackers. Elocution, are volumes under the title of The Land pupils in ease baffles his skill and that a remedy must small town of France. The characters illustrated SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Grand Matinee, is of the Sun. This will be be found if the is to be re- Now that election is over the National sketched with grace and point: the story Midnight preceded Wheeloclt a* Fraucin Tredetlilyn and Elocution. speedily patient Colonel George E.