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ORDERED Off. Special Washington dis
patches of the 18th say; .rsf
The legitimate results of the johnson policy
in New Orleans are developing themselves rap
idly. A number of union refugees from that
city have already reached here, having been
compelled to leave their families and homes, in
order to save their lives. They state that the
mittee to notify union citizens to leave the city,
and in proof thereof, exhibit the following
printed notice, which is now being served on
citizens suspected of loyalty to the Union
"To Mr.--Sir: You are hereby not-
tied to leave this city within seventy two hours.
Your presence cannot be longer tolerated in
this community.
"By order of the COMMITTEES"
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RATIoNs-The number of rations distributed
daily at the Old City Hall, is now reduced to
less than five hundred. On some days it is on
ly three hundred. The committee make it
point not to distribute rations to females whose
husbands are able to work, and thus earn
good living,
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A DIsrNFEcTANT.-Gould Williams & Co.,
of Boston, have sent to the Mayor quantity
of Goulds Patent Disinfecter," for the bene-
fit of the health of the city; parties who wish
to use it in exposed vaults and other unhealthy
places, can obtain it gratuitously by applying
at the Police Office.
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Tony PASTORS TRoUPE.-This combination
troupe drew large audience at Deering Hall,
last evening, and some of the performances
were applauded in the most enthusiastic style.
This evening they viii give their second and
last performance in this city.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. IS.
A private dispatch from Gen. Rosseau, at
Washington, in response to an enquiry as to
his wishes in regard to Congressional election,
states that if he can be reelected without a
scramble, he would be satisfied {t
The Louisville Courier strongly urges the
propriety and justice of his reelection.
A man named Henry Pullen, from Ohio,
was arrested yesterday, and 81 400 in fractional
currency was found where he had secreted it.
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CAN'T REMEMBER. 1t has often been said
fguratively that the South had forgotten the
result of the war, and now it seems actually
beginning to come to pass. The Mobile Regis
ter says, "When did Grant whip Lee? We
recollect that he once smothered him to death
with quarter of q million of Irish and Dutch ;
but we never heard of Gen. Lee being wmp-
ped by anybody" ...
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 13
The special in the New York Sunday Her
aid stating that Gov. Curtin had secretly call
ed for 1000 militia, is a canard. There is not
word of truth in it, such an idea having never
entered the mind of the Governor.
New York, Aug 13.
Queen Emma left this morning in a special
car for Washington.
Governor Pollock, Superintendent of the U.
s. Mint, has been removed.
Judge Pierpont declines being delegate to
the Philadelphia Convention. y
Mayor Hoffman has vetoed the bill allowing
the erection of elevated railways
The members of the Irish Republican Broth
erhood in this city have issued an appeal to the
citizens, for employment. .f9
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Sanitary Measures Adopted.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 13.
The measures adopted by the Board of Health
of Norfolk, imposing a quarantine of twelve
days upon regular steamers and other vessels
arriving from New York. have been reconsid-
cred and others passed rendering it necessary
that all such vessels leaving New York shall
be provided with certificates from duly ap-
pointed inspecting physician that there is no
sickness ON board, and that the vessel is in
cleanly and healthy condition.
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+ PA. s. N. U.--A meeting of the managers
of the portland Army and Navy Union will
be held at the Preble House, this (Tuesday)
evening, at IL o'clock. A full attendance is
requested. Per order. F. g. PATTERSON,
Secretary.
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GENEROUS. Among the first contributions
in aid of the sufferers by the fire, was one from
a firm in Boston. Below we give the closing
part of letter from the same firm, dated July
9th, addressed to G. L. Bailey, Esq, Of this
city: 6 - r 4+4e5f
Enclosed is our check for $50, which please
use if you require it, If you do not, please
hand it to the Mayor of your city for the bene-
fit of the sufferers
f - aI4e5 Sincerely your friends,
MARTIN L. BRADFORD & Co." p.
The check was placed in the hands of the
Mayor.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements. To-Day

Rcady.Male Clothing-Duran.
Advertised Lctters-W. Davis,
Stolen or Strayud Away.
ulsurancc-E. Webster &; Son.
Clothing Cleansctl-Chas. H. Mahoney,
Ready for Business Agaiu-Chas. w. Lucy.
Summer Retr1ar-Henry NJ. Brackctt.
Watch Makcr-W. III. II. Hatch.
Waltod-G. III. Hober,
Tcnemont Wanted-Mr. Hubbard.
Surgeons Noticc-Jos. X. Barnes.
For Salc-S. Walker.
Maine Mutual Ins. Co.-Daniel G. Emery.
To Lcasc-Wm. o. Fox.
For Salc-K. o. Cnnant.
Boots and Shoes-B. Ii. Jones.
Gas FiXtnrcs-Lcyi S. Brown.
Fishing Tacklc-G. L. Bailey.
Wantcd-B. H. Jones.
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FIRE AT LAwRENcE.-The extensive repair
shop of the Boston & Maine Railroad Compa-
ny at Lawrence, Mass, was destroyed by fire
on Sunday noon. The loss is about 100000,
on which there was an insurance for $25,OO0, in
New York offices .s- 1.f s5 l
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z UNDER WHICH KING ? The issue be-
tween the two parties is practically made up.
1t is whether the Union shall be restored up
on just basis, with the rights of all sections
and all citizens secured by impartial laws,-or
whether it shall be restored as it was before
the war, with one class of citizens permanent
ly outlawed, and all civil and political power
lodged in the hands of privileged class, COM
posed of the enemies of the Union and the
authors of the war. One way leads to peace,
unity, and enduring life; the other to discord,
anarchy, and peril of certain death. The
great mass ofloyal people are in favor of the
first way; every traitor and friend OF trail
tors in the land is already hoarse with shout
ing for the second. Between the two there is
no middle ground. If the President and his
rebel host are right, as some recreant republi-
cans claim, then the war was in vain, the abo-
lition of slavery was high crime, and the par
ty which supported the government through
war can present no excuse for its existence.
Ii, on the other hand, the great body of loyal
people are right, then the party which has
taken the President for its guide and friend is
obviously wrong, and the triumph of its poll
cy would be the signal for renewed war For
if f"treason is crime ard not mere differ
ence of opinion" then those who have already
taken treason and its champions into close
political fellowship are sharers in the crime
and to be stunned by all patriotic men. In
this critical time every man who has infu
-ence or desires it, must show his colors. Ht
cannot belong to both sides, nor march will
safety between the two.-Worcester Spy.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
Letter from Gen. HoaUG,'d.

.. New YORK, Aug. 13.
A special Washington dispatch says General
Howard has published letter showing tie
beneficent results of the Freedmen's Bureau
to the whites and blacks, and urging the neces-
sity of its continuance until the sentiments of
ex-siayeholders is educated up to the point of
administering the laws equally He also states
that the rations now issued are about equally
divided between whites and blacks.
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GEN. CHALMERS, "late of the Confederate
army, one Of the famous heroes of Fort PHI
low" is making speeches in favor of Andrew
johnson. Gen. John A Logan is making
speeches against him. The reader may draw
the inference.-New York Tribune. ss
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Terms Eight Dollars per- as,,sans, t,s adyance

CARD-Dirigo Engine Company No. 8, re-
turn their sincere thanks to citizens of West
brook Point for the bountiful supply of refresh
ments at the fire Sunday night Per order,
WIN. d. WooDFoRD, Clerk.
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u. ID PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.
In order to promote harmony in the proceed;
ings of the Convention Fernando Wood has
decided not to appear as delegate.
New YORK, Aug. b.
A Philadelphia special says Mr.. Val1andig-
ham has been enrolled as member of the Con-
vention, and there are indications of trouble
being caused by his taking seat
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Onions.

400 BBLS. Rhode Island New Onions will
HUI besupplied to the trade at less than Bos-
tn prices in lots TO suit the trade.
For sale by II. G. ThOms,
atgid2w No.. 2, Central wharf
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The United States steamer Rhode Island
Capt. Fairfax, from Portsmouth, bound east
with Rear Admiral commanding North Amer
ican Squadron, arrived here last evening
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THE New ORLEANS RIOT. The following
extracts are taken from an article in the New
Orleans Advocate, the organ of the Methodists
in Louisiana: aG7 &a4fp .G
In the fearful butchery that ensued several
things were plainly apparent: 1 ~
l. The police and their leaders were all. so
far as we know, eX-Confederates. e
2. They were evidently animated by the
same dark spirit that has brooded at Fort Pill
low, Andersonville and the fatal tregedy ol
the 18th Of April, 1866.
3. Their irenzied rage always directed it.
self with unerring precision against Union
men. Not there only, but all through the
city, the cry was against the Yankee and the
"nigger;" and but for the timely interference
of the military more general massacre was
imminent.
4. There was intense satisfaction express
ed that Northern ministers had been put out
OF the way. Some boasted that six had been
disposed OF. {4l.
? 8. The most fiendish fury was manifested
against the negroes. Men boasted of the
number they had slaughtered and seemed to
feel strange pleasure in their satanic butch
cries.
8. While indulging in this hellish wine OF
intoxicatiOn, in worse than Belshazzar revel-
ry, they praised ANDY johnson" as the man
after their own heart. His telegram, whatev-
er may have been his purpose, had given them
boldness, and to-day men who once wore the
uniform of their country are lying cold and
low, murdered by those who failed toyan-
quish them on the battlefield.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. II.
Admiral Rowan has taken command at the
Gosport Navy Yard
1t is rumored that Henry A. Wise's property
has been returned to him and the freedmen or
dered to vacate it by order of the President,
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DIR. HARvEY's OFF1cE.-Dr. Harvey will
leave Portland for New York Sept. 14th. Ali
whe wish to consult him should do so at once.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SUPNENIE JUDICIAII COURT.
CRIMINAL TERMINATION, j., PRESIDING.
MoNpAY.-MaIy A. Townsend, Indicted for keep
ing drinking house aud tppling shop, pleaded nolo
coatendege, and was sentenced to ray fine of $10O
and costs. s.e #rs
Amos Goodalc was tried Oh an indictment charg-
ing him with an indecent assault upon Mrs. Emily c.
Shaw. The prisoner was defended by Mcssrs. How
ard g. Cleayes.
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EsTABLIsHED.-C. WrLucy, who was among
the unfortunates by the late fire, has establish
ed himself at No. 364 Congress street, where he
will be happy to see all his old customers and
many new ones 1t will be noticed by his ad-
vertsement that he is ready to supply cake and
confectionery, of his own manufacture, to Or
der. Lucy has a reputation for getting up good
articles. - NF
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PETROLEUM FORMED FROM SEAwEED. Pro-
fessor Wilbur, of Hamilton, G. W., has advanc-
ed the theory that petroleum has had its source
in marine vegetation, just as coal has been de-
rived from terrestrial plants.
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NOTICE ,

THE undersigned will contra t or the cleaning
i and Gearing of cellars by the job or day, in
satifactory manner, at prices to suit the times.
r WILLIAM C. DUNHAM, Albion House.
By permission refers to A. W. Fl. Clapp, NJ. G.
Palmer. james Todd. aug11dIw.
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I. 0. Q. F.-The Grand Lodge of the lnde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows meets in an
nual session this morning at o'clock, at Tenn
perance Hall, No. 351 Congress street.
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From California.

:, 1HO S1caiIlSIIIP OUIOItIuU EHIItu GO-uay fOr
Panama with 81 3425S6 in treasure, of which
$836,058 is for New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II.
The contributions from the western part will
require about 300 square feet at the Paris Ex-
position. The collection of minerals is large.
and will embrace specimens from all the Pacific
States and Territories. at i.
The steamer California brings $50,4O0, and
the steamer Orizaba from the Columbia river,
$246 585 in treasure. >
The bark Saxon, ffty-one days from Taniti.
reports the arrival there of four vessels of the
spanish heet from Cadiz. The rest were ex-
pected in few days. Nobody was allowed to
land or answer questions about the destinat' on
Of the fleet The vessels appeared generally
dilapidated.
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FACTS TO BE PoNDERED. 1t has been
the crs5om among certain people to deride
the notion that when the Southern States are
lre-organized and pat irrevocably into the
hands of their own citizens, there is danger
that the guarantees extorted from them by
Mr.. johnson would eventually be repudated.
Mr.. James Alcorn, of Mississippi, makes an
address to his fellow-citizens in which he
laughs at such supposition and pours con-
tempt on the meanness Of soul which could
harbor apprehension of that sort. Yet Chief
Justice kuffin, whose legal abilitets and legal
knowledge are venerated by every North Car
olianian, maintains, in recently published
letter, that the Recons truction Convention of
that State was in no proper sense coIven-
T. n, and that none of its acts are lawfully
binding. 1t was body of men, he thinks,
which represented the viii of Andrew John
son, military dictator, and did not represent
the people of North Carolina. Judge Manly,
prominent member of the Convention, also
supports this view. In fact, all the expert
ence of the past year goes to show, what
might have been known priori, that whatev-
er gains of the war are to be held permanent
ly by the loyal people must be bound fast by
ties which nolhing but new war can loosen.
Amendments to the Constitution of the Unit
ed States are better, apparently, than amend
ments to the constitution and changes in the
statutes of North Carolina.-The Nation.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,l at No. Printers
Exchange, Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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For Sale

A BOOEDTNDE1,S Stamping Press ncarl, ncy.-,
"A and two second hand Cutting Presses. inquire
of u at fih a NOURSE 81 RAED.
.,,-...- No. 3S Water Street, Boston.
Boston, Aug. 6, 1896. dlf H
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Good Chance.

A SMALL Grocery Stock, in first rate mig Tor
Ahood, can be had at a lew price, if applied for
Immediately. The present proprietor being obIiged
to change business on account CT failing health.
Apply to w. II. JERRIs, Real Estate Agent oD-
pOsite Preble House. auPi,ltf
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A Card.

TINE undersigned offers his services to the Public
i rs General Commission Merchant, Auctionccr
aud Appraiser. Particular attention given to slcs of
Real Estate, Goods, st cks and Merchandise general
ly, by auction private sale: will also attend to the
appraisal of property of any description. All bnsi-
ness entrusted to him will be promptly and faithfully
eAeculcl.
Advances made on Consignmcn.s.
Office, No. Bank Block, formerly occupied by the
Long Reach l;ank. p
CHAS. CLAPP. Jr.
Bath. Aug. 1. 1sCc. aug4-tlcw.
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DcnsI, of an Old Newspaper Publisher.
New York, Ang. 13.
Francis Hall, ESQ., late editor and proprietor
of the Commercial Advertiser, died Saturday
evening in this city, aged SO. He was connect
ed with the above paper 53 years, and was al
ways highly esteemed.
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RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-one men oi sP'''
81 30 per sauare daily first week % cents per
week alter; three insertions, or less, S1;O0 eon'n
Ing every other day after first weef sss % 5 cents one
week. 500: 80 cents per week after. 40 M
Under head Of AMgsEmESTs sIs SaoO Der
p0t Stiamonts %eoa Inserted in the ''MAINE STATE
peTss which has large circulation in every par
oc HE state) for S100 per square ior first Insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent inser
lion.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
INDIAN 4.FFAIRS.

THE TAX ON sEGARs.
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GAIT BLOCK.

~ The Grand Encampment will meet in the eve
ming at O'clock.
lAurIIet 1 1Scc. dow
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For Sale.

The Stock, Tools. and fixtures of Carriage Taint
Shop. with The best run OF custom OF any shop i'll the
CITY.
lest Of reasons given fer selling out.
Enquire at 3l1 Congress Street.
0-1v& i
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Portland and Forest city Dye
Houses Combined.

OFFICE, No. 315 Congress street. A. FOSTER,
" Proprietor.
We can assure the public that we have greater fa-
cilites, and are much better prepared for Dyeing
and Cleansing, than when located on Exchange st.
Also orders received for tn, Laundry.
jy2c-d3m ,a -4s4
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Employment Office

rTIIE subscribers respectfully notify those wanting
they have opened a General Agency Employment Of
lice: opposite the Eoston hallway Depot, Commercial
Street, and that they viii secure them male female
hc,p in any capacity, without any charge provided
they will leave their applications ut thc office stating
requirement. WlIITNEY IL co. :
Portland. Aug 10, 1CtG. d1wN
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Wanted, Wanted.

MALE and female helpers, carpenters, masons,
NI truckmen farmers, clerks and laborers IN every
capaeity; also Girls to work in stores, offices and
in private families; also 100 agents. male and female
in a very pleasant and paying business. Apply al
the General Agency Employment Office, Commercial
ST. opp. Boston Railway Depot.
Portland, Me. Aug 10, 1866. auslldlw*
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at dar the
same place every Thursday morning at S2.ooa seAi'
Invariably in advance.
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First Glass Stores for Sale!
NHlSE fue Granite Front Stores, situated Iit the
il head OF Gait Wharf, Commercial Street, near
the Grand Trunk Railway 81 aton. Arc The best built
and most commotous stores i'll Portland Size &c it.,
front by so IT, in dcth four sDres cellar and attic.
| Passage in rear 20 fl. 8H "a 4
Merchandise can be discharged from or loaded into
| cars Of every railroad That enters the city.
Applyto II. r. MdCI7IN hi
au.Y d2w Head OF Gait Wharf.
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WANTED.
WANTED,
Wanted.

A 10Y about 10 years Of age, one who las fastt
N for Machinery and good education preferred
Must quick and accurate at figures well asa good
penman. A right smart boy. who is willing to WORK,
can address in own hand writing
d. GEORGE
81 Bromtiold Street
aug1Gis5ts BOSTON, MASS
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Lodging.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
OTTAWA House.

yr4rM Parties visiting Cusling's Island during
u 80 s& the Summer, can be accommodated at the
5IsEt.U Ottawa House with Refreshments such as
E'p&F.# Tea, Coffee Milk, lce-Cream, Cake. Pies
and Fish Chowder; and every attention possible will
be shown them, to MARE their visit pleasant and
- agreeable.
Proprietor.
Portland, July Cd, 1866. Jy4dH
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T, O.. O. r..

n ~ /. U. U. II.
THE Grand lodge OF STaino OF the independent
l. Order Of Odd Fellows, will hodiss Annual Ses-
SION III Portland, ut
Temperance Hall, 3S1 Congress st.
On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at o'clock A. II.
EDW. p. BANKS Grand Secretary.
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

TNLOUR Barrels suitable for Sugar, for which cash
L and the highest price will be paid by
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
iuly2tf 139 Commercial street.
yXTANTED.-A fatlftil, experienced woman tn
w take charge of work in large boarding house.
Address boarding House, care CT "Daily Press.
july3l-liw
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-01

GOLDEN WEDDnG.-One Of these inter
esting occurrences came of Tuesday even
ing, 29th ult., in this vicinity. The parties
who celebrated the fitch aEgaiverSGrg Of
their marriage were Hon. FREDERICK
AVERY and wife, who during the greater
portion Of their welded life have occupied
their present attractive and comfortable
home short distance west Oftown. There
was large company Of relatives and
friends present, including the venerable
mother of Mrs. Avery, and our worthy
fellow-citizen Judge WILLIAMS, who ofi-
ciated as groomsman when the parties
were married. It is but seldom that NOR
tails are permitted to enjoy a reunion of
this kind, but in this case, judging from
the health and vigor of the parties, there
is evesy probability that they may for
many years to come continue to enjoy the
happy relation that has so long existed
between them. In expressing the hope
that such may be the case, we but give
utterance to a sentiment that will be heart
ily eoncurred in by their numerous friends
here and elsewhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-01
TIME TABLES.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAILS
AT TIE
Delaware Post Office.

Il AIS arrive at and depart from the Delaware Post
AGA Once follows:
NoRTEEElN.-AFrlves at O'Clock p. m Closes al q
p nns daily Letters FOR Northern Ohio, the North
western New England, Middle and Pacific States Mary
land North Carolina Virginia. Canadas and Europe, 60
b. this mail.
SoUTHER-Arrives At O'Clock p. N. Closes at II 80
q m, daily. Letters for Southern Ohio Indiana West
Virginia and the Southern States, 60 BY this mail
SPRIEGFIELD EfZAECH.--arr1Ves Al II o cIocE a n
Closes az II 30 daily All letters counties The
Springfield Branch, Columbus d Indianapolis and San
d1skys Day ton & Cincinnati Railroads. 60 BY this
kICHWooD-ArriTes At p. Departs at q. m,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. For Radnor (De
hi Prospect (tddletOwnl Patterson, Rush Greek and
Redwood
JOHSsToVg.-AEriVes at u m. Closes at u m, Tues
days and Fridays. For Alum Creek, Berkshire, sun
bury COndlt, Vans Valley and JohustOWn
WALDo.-ArriVes at II 3. m. Departs at / p. m .
Wednesdays and Saturdays. For Merton and Waldo.
kILBoURN.-ArriVes- al $50 a. m. Departs at $50
a uas Tuesdays and Saturdays For Knlbourn (Eden)
minutes after arrival III ar i'm s0 70 -
once hours. Prom O'Clock q. m, to + p m
A. THOMSON, P. M.