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August 23
D0IrIs.
LE TON HOT q L

THIS FIRSc-OLASS HOTEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant loradou aud in the bus,ucss portion Of the
cit. reudsrs 1t the most desiraba otei for either
permanent or trans ,ent guess .ac accommodations
uusurpas ed. having extensive suitas II elegantly
furnished ap'rtmeuts 10 flniies single GENTLE
men The propr. ter will eudeavor y MAINTAIN tie
bah reputition . Joycd bv the g !harlestou" as a
6s class hous., effort will bs s.ILred TO de-
cOutiDua of tue liberal patronage hereto
foru bestowed upon it
he best Of Live accommodations Will be found
adjoining the est;lb;; ~ III.
the house ,upDiI wltn the .el.h'ateJ Arte
siau Wa.er Of winch del hliu Vi hs cln os a
either day or III Int. 4. y. J OK on,
Juy IL Pr ,nristor.
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=
rHIS Nkw AID CCEHOl iOUS HOUSE I0GAr
cd corner o. BrrIdwa' aud forty -ecuLd-s rect
possesScs aIvantagee ell tuet houses for the
coG modatioU Its quests. t WIS built expressly
for ar,t-cl,s family b'adIag house-tne room,
being large aud en >ui @ heated y sIeim-wth noI
AMI cold te, and tur iished second n01ej WnlIe
the culinary department ia L. th- most expert. need
eands. all rdiug snrsts au unequaIed table.
One OF atvood's PJi mt elevators 10 aiRo among
toe IN ,dern improvements" ano 81 tho servlee o.
guests II ali hours.
Iho BroaJwH anc University Plss- tsrs oass the
dO0x every iour minutes, rupnin- troIa tie ,ity
Hah Ceutrl Pa K, while tho -ixth aLr EVENT.
Avenue 'iueS ars out a short block IN eituet side
afordIng ample fIcihhrs for coDmun eating WITH al
be depos, stelmtoat landings, ulaces OF use-
aaent and business OF the great metropolis.
uUwa 4 DHLLEY, ProprIetors.
Harch 10 suas
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The Police Bill.

The Police bill, as introduced in Council
last week, will increase the police force to
five officers and one hundred and ten pri
Yates, making the whole cost Of the depat-
ment- including the detective force, the
maintenance of prisoners and repairs ef
buildings - about 100000 year, in
stead of SEQ. 600, the estimated cost Of the
force as it stands. 1t is, perhaps, useless
to urge that the city cannot pay the interest
upon its debt, if expenses are allowed to
run ahead of the estimates in this wild way;
and vet we have flint hope that Council
may be persuaded to amend the bill so as to
bring the whole cost of the force to the
neighborhood of sos, 600 or 100000 Sixty
privates would be enough in all conscience.
The city is quiet and peaceful. There is
no suggestion Of an expected riot, and, for
rhe life Of US, we cannot see any good
reason for making more costly what is cost
ly enough. The present system, with its
night policemen and day policemen, was
not expected to be SUCCESS, but we are
confident that sixty regular policemen,
we'll chosen and well offioered. will give US
more protection than We have now, and
perhaps as much as wo need.
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G6u aitgual.

TTIGH SCHuOL of CHARi.ESTON.-
H The Exercises # his institution will be re
sumod on MONDAY, September thorough III
struo given III LATIN. GREEK, FRENCH. G AR
MAN. MttBEMAilCS, and the hi her branches o
ENGLI>J.
Terms- SIT or quarter, payable In advance.
No * II char,e for FRENCH, GER 1AN OF STA
TIONtRY.
W. R. RISGMAN, A. NJ , Principal
q. DIBBLB, a q F'r,t assis ant,
II P. FUsGAS. :. NJ. Fren-h Maste".
w. a. A. DEAS, Esq German Master.
AuorIotaA IN
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inaI JILL tshne

TVNWt:>IH DOLLARS LEW ND AHD
j no questions Us ej, cn the re urn L, W. LK &,
EVAN OG WILL OF eI.ht dupc tie Yi TO
Hcrr nSs Fire Proof af.s stolen from them. rh. se
krve orlong safes nov IN th"i" sore md unSO i.
They ar o no v,lus % any one except T.. O.,
and only TO them saving the eIpense VI cha gtns
the locks Sept
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dissolution Of GOpartHrrsbip.

AIOTICE-MW. DsvlEL LE.StSNEH g
IN tins day retired from our Firm. The Uus'
ues will be onduoted In other re'r erts as hereto
fore LxSE>NE & WE'LL.
Septcmoer / 1869. Sept !
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AT l. l. A n NJ. L A w TON.
Factor and Commission Merchant,
No 10 BoYCE'S WHARF.
EXTRA HEAVY SEA IL ND BAGaINa AND
TW1NE FOR SALE. Auvalc, IL ade Cd Produce in
hand. ths.u Auzust21
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GOpartnsrship N0tife.

OOPAKTNERSHIP NOTIC E.-.MR.
" HENRY W. YR0> is this day associa ed with
US as o Copartror. he bu incss will be CO Quoted
In Obariest n nuder the oil firm of GuUHDlN.
MiTTHlB>SEN CO., and savannah under
that of = UkDLN,. YOUNG & FRO I.
HENkY GOUPDTN.
hoBRRfN. GOURDIN.
September I, 1859. LOUIS G. YOONG.
kept
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rNHE COPAHrNERSHIP HENETO-
i FORE e1,s'inR under tho namo and style of
KRIRTR & CHAPLAIN having expired by its own
! imitation. we, he un 10 signed. have formed o new
CopArtnership, under the same name and stvle for
the transaction OF business ut No. go King rect,
Charleston. y q. Il. W K"IETE.
September l, 1869. W. z. CHAPMAN.
Sept
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Gu Asg..

ITO RFET, TWO OR THREE ROOMS.
apply at tho NOkJ HEASr CORNER OF NJ
sUN AND >OCIR Y.sTREBlS 81 sept
VlD RLNT, THB House NO. 10 VEI-
NON-STHEtT vi II seven rooms and double
i zza, aud gus ihrou Iut. Picc S16 per mont tn.
InLuiro 1t NO 81 AMHkR ir.bTRRLT.
August 81 tuth2~
THO RENT, The PLEASANTLY STU
Il All three and haf story RESIDENCE NJ.
90 >miih. street. near VanGerhost. Apply at No 6
LIBEIIY.> IEEEr. 81 Angus 81
DEtL ESTATE AGENTS, NND OinE0S
III having houses to reut, have their Placdrds.
&c.. printed al the lowest rates and in the newrs,
and neItest STYLES OF tvpe, at 1HH NEWS JOB OF
rSST,, No. SyS TnSa NSY
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~ j. CHLEPEGkEL,..
No. 81 LlNF-STREET,
BETWEEN KING AMI NJ PHILIP.

LUMBER or EvkKH OEsOl.iPItON AMI
8UILDlN6 MATERIAL, LINE and PI ASTER-
ING GAGbs. PAINTS. OILS. GLAS>E>, SHINGLES;
also GROOVE AND 0NGUe BOARDS, kc. con-
stanilv on hand 1t the lowest uarbct Urtces.
September II mthslyf
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RfmapaI.

DaILiP SCH OK IAN, DEiLER In
l. WOR IT'D AND TRIMMINGS. has removed
to his former Atore, No. 27l KING-SThEEt, onpo-
site Haselstreet. August "a
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Jnsnrante.

sJnsnraute.
TN II I'd G A "a q OLINA
LIFE INSURAN COMPANY
Memphis, Tonnesseo.
President, MI wICKs President Menphis md
Charleston Railroad.
vi-e-President J. T. PETIT.
secretary, ". +. BOYLE.
CaDftaI.- ..SeUU.OUO
Accommodations. ............... .@146,OOO.
OVER THREE THOUSAND POLIOIKS IS,UbD
since September 18GT.
Agents desired tnro ighout ho State.
RI. MAGILL, No. G5 Broad-street.
General Agent for South Carolina.
August 16 mlhlmo
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WANTED. AGHNT~ ROR TUE AMkRl-
w CAN FANMERS' HORSE BOOK, In both kng-
ish and German. by Robert stewart. " -, OF Miss.
he WORK covers the whole ground OF tho breeding
ard rasin,. and the treatment horses and mules,
bob in sickness and health 1t has won ts wlv to
popular favor. aud is t>day the mcst popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address ~ r. VEN f,
Publisher. Cincinnati, o. 6mos March ID
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6PFIoKRs.
JOHN B. GORDON, P esid-nt.
b. Il. HILL, A. q. COLQUtCT ct-Presdents.
A. AU>rELL. Z. HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
W. o. MORRIS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
nthn.a. da.-JoHN B. GoRpoH a. AUsrELL, f. "
HOLLAND. ]. +. ALEX isDgR. J. II. UALL,wAY, J. III
JOHNSON.
Athens. CAD. O. YANogY, BENZ, q. HI1L. ROB
ERr uoMAs
Columbia :. C.-WADE HAMPTON
Augusta. Ga % IL PHrNIzY. EpUARD 1HoAAs
III idi,on, CAB L. FULLER
arlington. Ga.--KoDERr IooMDs.
Cuinbert, CAB NTH.
Newton, Tia a. IL, foLoUrIT
Charlotte. Y. C.-RM HNsTON.
Alendae 4 1-B. l.. WILLiNdHAn.
Greensboro, n. CIV. A. CALDWELL.
j. ii. MILEtW, General Agent,
AtGU ia. Ga.
8. Y. TUPPEH, Resident agent,
OuARLESTON. =. C.
H.W DBsAUs-URE. NJ. D., Medical E1amner.
August 10 Dao 2bos
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Meetiugs.

PYTHAGoREAN LODGE. No. 81, A. F. HI.
EXTRA CONTAMINATION UF THE
n above Lodge will be held o. Masonic Hall,
1H1s (Thursdayl EVENING. at Eight o'clock
Members will take due notice and govern them
selves cordingly.
By order oftne ". n. R STEWART,
Sept a Secretary.
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Guam Ola" NUT Al
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
ora "a d In 4 9 So.
ALL POLIOB5 NON-FORFEIrABLR.
HALF OAN TAKEN NO NOTES REQUTRBD.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND so FIFTY PsR GENT.
Poltces In foroe. .Sa5, 900 600
Assets. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900 900
Annual Income. 100000
i1osscs Paid d..............-........ 5oV,ooo
oFPIoKRs.
WI. PECKHAM, President.
VIZ. T. BOOKER. vice-PfesdenA
/. DoADaM. Secretary and Astuary.
GA. FUDlCKaR. superintendent
DrREcrons.
hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Bon JAMES HARPER, Firm Of Harper & Bros., eI.
Mayor New York.
JoHa J. CRANE. President Rank pepubie.
VIZ II. vaRlru.Ys, Banker (vermlye & Coz
CHAs G. LOCKWOOD. Cashier Newark Banking Com.
pany.
Hon. GEonaE OpDYKE e1.Nayor OF New York.
SINoT {. MORGAN. Banker.
THOMAS RIoaEY. Firm Thomas Rt9ney q Co
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARNOLD. Flrm of arnold, Constable 90.
RICHARD Il. BowNR WetmO-o 4 BOVINE, Lavyera
l. v. HAUoHwoUr, Firm E. v. BIughwoat & Go.
wM w1LKENs, Firm of W. wilken, & Co.
JCLIUs u PRATT. Merchant.
TM. WRIGHT Merchant.
CHAs j. 'TARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN. Merchant
GEO. W. CUYLEa, Banker, ralmyra, NJ.
GEO. T HopR President Continental gks Insur-
ance Company.
John G.. SHE nwOoD Park Place.
WALTON u. pEokHAA. Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty. tbrd.street
EpwAnn q. WRIGHT, Newark. n. J.
GEO. " FARLKE. Counsellor.
". L. OoGswELL, Merchant.
GnOsGE KEIM,
aENKRaL AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA.
Dr. 7. REENSIJERNA. Examining Physician.
X. ISSEKTEL,
GENERAL AGRNr FOR CHARLESTON.
uAhoe No. 265 King-strcet.
CHARLESTON, X G.
Janu7ry12 D&0 Tyr
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YoaroiHB.

TOt"D NC G-PL~ASANI ROOMS GAN
ID be ont l"od a. No 3,5K NG-SlR"B oppo-
sIr- Society. Please apoIy as aouve. 50 Sept1
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.hJtLLIS q CHISOLn.
FAErOBs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS

SHIPPING AGENTS,
W.JL AsrPpU TO FJE PnEoBA8s, sALR AND
69IPNIHT ito Foreign int Oomaattr PORE Of
COTTON, RfCe, LUrBgR AND kAvAL sTnnEe
ATLANTIC wHARP, Charleston. q. O.
Z. vtLLLS......t..... ..........A. z oHSoLM
October a6
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BACON, BACON.
~ HHDS CHOICE WESTERN q r. SIDHS
CO 10 hhls. Choice Western shoulders
20 hhds clear sides
40 boxes d. shoulders
16 hhds. boIca &C. r. Sides
60 box Long ,!lear >idod
20 boxes GnmbPrlauds
Is tierces Cho ce :. c. Hams
70 bags Choice Rio Ct ffss
SO bbls x ra &c" sugar
25 bb,s 80" Yellow sugar.
In Store, and f,r sale low Dy
JtFtCPDg & Co.
Augusta iuths5 vendue Range.
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A U,tEs;Nt Eu3, BieOF X + ic -, :. u D
IA others Wishing or >ale'' larards. Business
Cards or othe' Jor Printng cxrcuted with neat
50 and dis atch vii consult tnoIr lutrest by leav
ing Their orders ut TIE NEWS JOB OF1lCE, No
l49 BaS, Bay.
CNOn SALE, OLD NEWSP,PhRS IN
3 any cuaItlty tEice 10 cents per hundred
be cheapest wrappiu. paper that eau DO used. APP
civ at the otpcr OF IHR y w.. March
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thr Salf.

NOR SALE, A GOOD MILCH cow. AP-
IL PLY at No. s5 O,D-SIREEr, tour doors
fcom Kn'. ~ sept
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DIVIDEND DECLARED .... FORTY pER CENT

INJURIES LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES. Its principal business is with
southern stater. and 10 them It appeals for patron
age. 1t has ample to fully protect policy hold
ers and pay oil Losses.
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A FnIVA Il r, Sale. 'CUAr FIN r.
N sTAND with 1x'ures for a Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREMl ES. thstu January 2l
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FRESH NRUGS>
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, WHOLE.
81 SALE AND REIAu. by DR.. II. BAER, No.
l3I MtETING->TRtET-
WOLF'> SCHIkDAM OHNAPP6
Hostetier's Bttrrs
Plantation Bltters
Fouz' Horse and Cattle Powders
Wnslow's >oothIrg >yrup
Perry Dav g. aukier
Melirun Mustang Linament
fihnPsock's Vermi uge
Peery's Dead sbot, &C.. &e., &c,
futh
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LNOR SALE, FOUU moO,RrIlY uOL-
l. LER Gins. second hand, but little used
Prom un FARM Gn-t Mi |. "Prosous" PaIent
L iia"d-power ecl Griot Mil
IL PlouRhs. OF vLr'ed and most approved patterns,
all hut little used III ut low prices
CouoD Is edker
Four-horse Power Steam LDstne teoond band, In
g0oJ condition
Apply to CAMERON, BARKLkY CO.,
Nor heasi corner Meeting aud cumberland streets
August lm1
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CAND AND GRAVEL FOR Sale AT
~ low rites at MARSdALLS WHARF.
August 20 limo
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TiE SiLE.-THREE ,UUn ER go,
IL SO aud Is fet long. With turuod post, Tor
sa'e. Apply at No. Ts BkOAD D>1klhr.
August 81 ~
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NSTANTEU. EVEn YBDDR TU KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of Ill kinds. plain and
arnlmsntal, is executed promptly in due neatess
style aud at tho lowest New York pri 'es, o. Rs
>Ews job Oiirc, No. li3 kA,T BAY Call md ex-
anime the scale OF prices before giving your orders
eise vhp-e
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LLNOIS SA' g., HOO ACHE> OF W. LII
IL FINGERED LsND in lower p ri OF barLw. II
Count , six miles from -outh disto river. Terms
made very l'w For particulars. address Dr.. c. b.
nUriO, GrLham's Turnout. C.S. x. Il.
August 40 DIO 80
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I.O. q. T--HOVARp LssDGE. NO. 3.
TTHE MEETING OF THIs LODGE WILL BR
Il held THw lThursdayl EvHE1Ne, at Eight o. clock
precisely.
Candidates for Initiation and Degrees will be
pulctuaL < L. TERRK,,
kept9 fh Recording Secretary.
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q % u y Fl Il NN
LIFE URANOE COMPANY,
PURELY A SOUIHnRN INSTITUTION.

Assets July L, 1869. 500 600
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CHIN NESE LAHUK PARTIES
" wishing 10 employ largo or email: numbers OF
CBINES LAB0hERS, Day make the ntces' ary
doliv cred IN any part OF the country. by application
to KOOPhaN sJHAAP, san Francisco. California
July 10
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ENUR S,LE LOW. A LARGE CHUHLH II
Is ORGAN, coma ming Ihiry-fve ops.
ALSO.
A SMALL PARL0R tGiN. containing four
Stors, in handsome Roscw cd Case. Apply al
JOHN B\Krk'o ORGAN Factory, No. I3 YAM
d r q rect. tLslp3.h July
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Danfs.

WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A RE-
w sPaCTABLE WHITE GIRL, as Cook and
Washer. Can come well recommended. Inquire at
No. % STATE-S1R BEET. ~ bept2
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| no felonious intent, and be has been punished
! enough without what will follow for breaking
| barrack-law."
"Absurdr' exclaimed Mrs. Scribes mamma
| shriily. 81 desire, George, that you have him
taken off to prison directly, or we shall all be
murdered in our beds"
1.-The sooner you are in yours, madam.
think, the better" said politely; "for your
She staid to hear no more, for her dressing
gown and night-cap, hitherto forgotten in the
excitement, disappeared like magic, followed
by banging door. 1 satisfied, then, the grim
ming policeman and the bricklayer; and moved
by egIegiou, folly, as Mrs. Scribe's mamma af-
forwards told me, allowed the wretched man
to pass the night in an easy-chair, seeing him
off myself almost as soon as 1t was light.
Betsy left us at the end OF week, and l
must own to always supporting Mrs. Scribe in
| her determination to have no followers from
the neighboring barracks. Whether our maid
married the man of her choice, know not
but this do know, that great piece of nv
little library Brussels was totally spoiled: and
if we wanted reminder when loud talking
or sounds from the next house had ceased to
startle us in the late hours, when sitting TO.
gether-if, say, we wanted reminder. there
1t was IN faded paper over the new wall which
marked the hole from which we were favored
with the advent of Betsy's Beau.
L. o.-Probably owing to the shock to her
nerves, Mrs Scribe's mamma returned to Hast
lngs the next day, and did not visit lis again
for six months.
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Portland & Kennebec r. r.
summer Arrangement. May 3, 1869.

wv A'""'S Dd'fy between Portland and augusta
LE3zS.xFx13 Leave Portland Co. .,,r,s,o r,ixad
&$E'3s train at I OO A. i'A a"s"''A' AAS'
panS ao,siand Tor Bath, Augusta watarville and
%sts o. AZ ~ Iin NJ Portland for Bath and An
at $50 A NJ. and 2 IS p NJ e Ut portland daily
rare as low oy this route to Lewisto, vv.-,,,
henda 5 MUS, Dexter and Bangor a. "aterr'ne,
Cen raj Road; and tickets purchased IN ne Maine
Maine Genital Stations are good Tor n Doston Tor
this line. Passengers from Bangor NewPpc sage on
ter, &c, will purchase Tickets 20 Kepiaits. pe sx
only and after taking the Of the Portiand nus
Kennebec Road the conductor will furnish iiet ~.
and make the fare the same through to Portland or
Boston via Maine Central.
Through Tickets are sold at Boston over the Faa, =
and Boston and Maine Railroads all Station,
on this line; also the AndrOscOggin X. II. and Der
ter, anger. &C., on the Maine Central. No break
gauge east OF Portland by this route, and the only
rorte by which a passenger from Boston or Port
land can certainly reach Skowhegan the same day
by railroad.
Stages leave Bath tor Rockland, &C., daily. Au-
gusta for Belfast daily. Vassaboro for North and
East Vassalboro and China daily. Kendalps Mills
for Unity daily. At Pshon's Ferry tor Canaan dali
ly At Skowhegan tor the different towns North on
their route.
l.. L. LINCOLN, supt
Augusta, April 26, 1869 ma, i7tf
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Great Reduction
II II r L "a ~ L.
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

commencing Monday. May I'd, 1859.
raG Passenger Trains leave Portland dali,
49, N9WtSun,ays excepted) for South Berwick
junction, Portsmouth snd Boston, at O.i5 and s.40
A. NJ and 2.55 and GOO p NJ.
Leave Boston for Portland at T.3O A, NJ, p M,
anu 800 and 800 + NJ.
Biddeiord for Portland at 1880 A. NJ, returning :
$40 p. M.
800 and 500 2. NJ.
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays the o'cIk
2. M. train to and from Boston will run via asterp
Rail Road, stopping only at Saco, Biddeford, Kenne-
bunk. South Berwick junction, Portsmouth New
buryport, Salem and Lynn.
On ruesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays it will run
via Boston Maine r. r, stopping only at Saco Bid
deford, kennebunk, south Berwick junction. Doy
er, Exeter, Haverhill and Lawrence
Freight Trains daily each way, Sunday excepted
Portland, May 3, 1869. drf
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P0RTLAN0& ROCHESTER R.R
SIIMNIEP AppA xCUxrx,xrn

EsszzssEsS,sjS1 On and after Monday May Sd, 1869.
&f2-Gag trains vi. run as follows:
passenger train leave Portland daily (Sundays ex
cepiedl Tor Alfred and Intermediate Stations at 7I5
A. NJ, ZOO and 6.l5 M ~
Leave Alfred Tor Portland at 7.30 I'M, and NJ
Through freight trains with passenger car attach
ed leave Portland al 1918 A M
Stages connect as follows:
and North Windham, Vest Gorham. Stahdisn stsen
Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago, Briugton, Lowell
Hiram, Brownhed, Fryeburg Conway, Bartlett
ison and Eaton N H., daily.
6 AT Buxton Center, tor West Buxton, Bonny Eagle,
SCUM Llminston, Limington, daily.
Parsonstield and Ossipee, daily.
AT Alfred Tor Springvale and Sanford Corner
April &C. 1869. dtt