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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE SlClLIAN HAIR
RENEWER.

Renews the vitality Of the scalp.
Renews the hair TO its orr ginal color.
Repews the nutrtiye matter which nourishes
the hair.
Renews the brash, wiry hair TO silken softness.
Renews the growth of tine hair.
Renews the appearance of those that are Bald
aud Gray, and il a spleuoid hair dressing. No Oil
or Alcohol to clog Up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
X. p. HALL q CO.. Nashua, n H, Projectors.
Fer sale by all druggists. ialS-2n
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor DEF CURTIS, author Of" Mani hood, >,
Medical Essays on Marriage "ac.: &c begs to
tfy his Washington patients, that owing to bis
extensive practice In Baltimore, he will in uture
be able to devote emily the following days 70 their
interests. and will attend on WEDNESDAY
ana SATURDAY EVENINGS from 5 to D. m,
and SUNDAYS frcm ~ TO and s to ,. m, at
No. 222 street. a or Willards Hotel
Other days at his residence. So North Charles
street. Baltimore.
SPECIALITY Treatment and cx-s of ner vous de-
biity, and all diseases arising from abuses of the
system. oc aS-6m
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CHARGE OF PRRJURY.-James Fletcher was
before Justice Plant last evening, charged with
perjury by Egbert q. Barnard 1t appears
thar Fletcher was tenant of Barnard's, and
had sworn that he had made certain tender to
Barnard through q servant. The servant
denied the fact on oath, ana Barnard made an
affidavit charging Fletcher with perjury, out
the affidavit did not set forth the language
complained of as used by Fletcher in his pre-
vious testimony, and on motion of Mr.. Hine,
defendants counsel, the Justice dismissed the
case ON that ground.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALR-We in
yite the attention 20 the advertisement else where
OF trustees sale-Nessrs. Cooper & Latime-,
auctioncers-this afternoon, on easy terms. 10
he highest bidder of lot No. S, in square No.
I62. This property is situated within three
square of the United States Capitol, where
property is enhancing very rapidly in value.
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Coon ARRANGRMRET.-Cnder The operation
Of the recent act Of the CoUncns. the Collector,
Mr.. A. G.. Hall, yesterday commenced to re.
ceIve the money for all licenses, permits. &c,
heretofore required TO be deposited in the First
Naiioual Bank. The Collector. under the la w.
makes his deposits once week in the above
hank
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ECLIPSE OF THE MeoN.-A partial eclipes OF
the moon will take place on Thursday, 27th
at 952. The middle Of the eclipse will occur at
SAP p. m. and the observation Will be 5.isC
digiis on the northern limb Of the moon. The
phenomenon will BE- visible In all parts Of the
limited S,ataE
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MOUNT NIRNoN.-The steamer Arrow hav.
ing been thoroughly repaired and rent;ed, has
resumed her regular daily trips 70 the tomb Of
Washington at Mount Vernon, and leaves her
wharf, foot Of 9TH street, every morning at 10
ular commander, Capt Stackpole, has made
every arrangement necessary for the comfort
and convenience Of passengers. She stops at
the intermediate landings as usual. See ad.
vertisement
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These lines, In another column, are, we learn,
from the pen Of Victoria O. Wsodhili, who,
with her colleagues, has lately established an
be a lady peculiarly gifted, ana she proposes
to attend the coming Female Suffrage Conven-
ton In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-16

A Lanes SrccK Of Boys and Children's
Suits, for q, 90, and g, yet 10 be closed ost
this seaeon. These prices are unusually lov
fer TIE class OF goods comprised ia this stock.
and the assortment 10 nearly complete. Call At
Geo. T.. Henuing's, No. ST. 7th 81
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION,
BEAur1rY1Ne THE SKIN AND COMPLEX

REMovEs ALL ERUPTIoSs, FRECKLrs
ana r.n HSrH SISI SIN s ON etc.
Fab and BLOOMING.
For LADIES in the NURSERY II 10 invaluable.
FOR GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGit has equal
"PAPEIAN LOTION" is the snly reliable rem.
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP"
Tor the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cake.
ssRLOR DE MAYO"
ssFLOR DE MAYO"
NV PERFUME FOB THE HANDKER.
SHiEr EX9UIsITE. DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON q SON, New York.
te Sly Sold by all Druggists
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No MEKTrNG.-The meeting on the canal
question osd not nike place IN the OoaIeii
Chamber las evening.
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CHEAP COAL The improvement of Water
street, is causing the coal merchants TO move
the coal they have slowed there. II. Cisy
Stewart has large j.; there, and has reda :ed
prices 70 dispose Of ii.
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ZEAL ESTATE SALEs.-1reen & Williams,
Auctioneers, have sold south haiti Of lot y, in
subdivision of square TO-, with inpro vemeuts,
fronting on 10Th street west, between and L
streets north, TO ID. G. Miller, for Sii0; also,
western half OF lot 3, IN original subdivision OF
square 1919, improved by twO-story brick d well-
Ipg-house, fronting on / street, between 18th
aud 10th streets west, to James Wormiey, for
s4.Cs5; also, part of lot 9, in square AIS, Is by
So feet fronting on 5th street west, between p
and q streets, to Thomas Green.
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REV. w. H. ANDKRDoN. u. d., who lecture
at Carroll Hall, tomorrow Sunday evening
under the auspices of the Young Catholics
Friend Society, on "lreland's place among the
nations" has lately arrived from England, Is q
nephew of Archbishop Manning of West.
munster, and distinguished graduate Of Ok.
ford College He was formerly leadlne
Clergyman IN the Anglican Church, aud pore 8
conspicuous part in the Oxford movement
Since he became Catholic he has been con.
nected with Dublin University.
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MORTuARY RKPosT.-The whole mum Der OF
deaths in this city for the month ending Dec.
81, ic6S, were 1873, Of which "A were males, "a
female unknown. Consumption carried OF
q, Group 10 and pneumonia III.
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Brazilian BUes are imported in large guam.
titles, and are now very popular for sets OF
charminsly with a rich gold setting. These
bugs, set I'm French gilt, for sleeve buttons,
handkerchief holders, breastpin and earrings
can Be- seen in great perfection 81 Mr. Priggs
jewelry store, s36 Pennsylvania avenue, three
doors from AZ street, and sell at %. The new
styles OF Roman. Etruscan, and chain sets OF
French jewelry are among the very latest now
eltiee, and are very popular with the votaries
~ fashion
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NEW Music-from John +. Ellis, publis her,
we have two new pieces for the piano-"Rain
Drops waltz" and alas ade MazoGrka"
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CokNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Ohiropodist,
Of twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
$24 Pennsylvania avenue, between and ct b
streets, since lS6l successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, Chllblalns, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
shoe canbe worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers TO the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
OF ether responsible persons who patronIze
bis establishment. Hours from 9 a. m to D.
m. Owing to press OF business at office DR..
White is unable to visit patients al their resi-
dences except between and sp. m.
DOCTOR j. II. THOMSON HAS RRMovHD his
ONCE ana residence from the First Ward to
Massachusetts, avenue. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m. an d
from TO p. N. Hours Of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from l TO 2 p. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. 1913
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ASSIGNED TO DUTY.-LouIs T.. SeIbold, who
was appointeJ Sergeant OF Police at the las.
me- citing of the Board, has been ordered to duty
III the second precinct, with Lieutenant John
SON.
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LIKE REGULATION DRESS PA

LIRR REGULATION DRESS PARADR-The
teeth should always bescrupulously clean aud
tree from blemish. Keep them in this condition
with the incompatible Sozodont, and when
they are vet.rans In the service they Will still
be as "good as new"
"SPALDING's GLUE" Is indispensable in
every well regulated non sehold.
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BOYS IN BLuK-This organization held a
meeting last evening in Union League Hall,
Col. ]. b ell Adams IN the chair, and the fol :
LOWING delegates to q meeting Of Republican
associations to be held this evening for the pur.
pose of making arrangements for the tnaugu.
ration were appointed: L. ID. Ishan, w. Ruth
erford, c. b. Fisher, NJ. Duffy, and s. A. Pot.
ter. Addresses were made bv Hon. b. Z
Whittemore, A. Dyam, ID. Mcmahon and
others Adjourned
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TIE DAvKNPoRTs. - To accommodate a
large number Of our citizens, the Davenport
Brothers will give another exhibition this
evening n Me.zerott !laIi, and we adyise every
enc who has not witnessed their wonderful
manifestat to avail themselves Of this last
chance.
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Aaron ID.
Herman, a well known citizen OF Washington,
oied yesterday morning AT his residence, 10
L street, heart disease, the 10Th year of his
age. Deceased was formerly a resident OF
Alexandria. and for many years was clerk IN
one of the Departments here.
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wINH.-A gentleman in New Jersey. named
Speer, rs cultivating the Port grape with sig
nal success, from which an excellent wine is
made, which Is better than imported Port and
has been adopted for medicinal purposes in
the hospitals Of New York, Philadelphia and
Washington. VS..
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ELECTION OF OFBIcKRs.-At a meeting Of
Aldridge Iodine No. ,, A. q. Il. F.. held Wed
npsday evening, the following were elected: w.
II. Bradley. w. G.: Frank T. Graut, V. q II.
nj. Locke, X. s.; H. Il. Arnold, r. -; NJ. All.
REM, Warden; II. Ebeling, j. W; j. Sher wood,
Tyler; II. Berger, J. Tyler.
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FULLY COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-To.day,
Justice Thompson fully committed the colored
man Henry Thompson, arrested a few days ago
on the charge of attempting TO poison the fam.
lily Of Mr.. Heshley, in the county, for court to
answer the charge-Dr. Antiseli having ana
lyzed the contents OF the tea pot, aud found
arsenic in IL. 1t is supposed his object was to
kill the family and rob the house.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
EoAD.-At a meeting of the Directors OF the
Alrxan dria and Fredericksburg Railroad Com
pany, held Thursday evening, the Company
was rsorganized by the election of j. Il. Stew
art rs President, and j. r. Brown. ID. q. Nc
Cullum, Hugh B. Sweeney, NJ. +. Slaughter,
L. Ii. Birdseye, and Reuben Johnston as Direc-
tors. As the charter OF this road expires by
Limitation in February 1870, unless II is com.
pletsd by that time, II is the IntentIon OF the
President of the Company 10 apply 10 General
Stoneman for an extension OF the privileges
granted by the charter.-AlcE. Gazette.
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For THRoAT DISEASES and affections Of the
chest, "Brorn's Bronchial Troches," or Cough
Lozenges, are Of grea. value. In Coughs, Irri-
tation Of the Throat caused by cold, or Unusu.
al Exertion of the vocal organs. IN speaking in
public, or singing, they produce the most benz
edcial results. The Troches have prered their
efficacy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-16

Liquor LICENSES APPRovgD.-At meeting
of the Board OF Police held on Thursday, the
following applications for liquor licenses were
approved: First Ward-Wm. Sweeny, James
Mc3rath. Second Ward-Elbert ktpps John
4. Brown, =. w. Owen, Jos. Donnelly. Third
Ward-Thomas Morrow. Fourth Ward-Ed.
ward Weight. Fifth Ward-Jaiia A. Fulton
Matthias Pabst. Seventh Ward-M. Pepper
NJ Kohl, Z. kaufman.
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"A LII OF rHl P0PULAR PArENT n1DI.
a C1gE9 and DY0 eTuI1o cor be hal @ q. y.
D00LEY1e Drug Storea east 50 street and Penn.
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BoYs IN Blue, prepare for the Inauguration
of our next President, General Grant ith OF
March. by purchasing Infantry Caps, 50 cents;
white Parade Gloves, 20 cents; 81 Adamsons,
SO 9th street.
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PAWNBROKERS.

EsTABLIsHED 1862.
HERZBBR6D LOAN OFFIOD,
3sl NORTH STREET,
between ~ and 9Th streets. Immediately In reAe
National HCtel.
Highest advances made. Strictly oonnden.
DIAL. IL H-sm
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COLUNBIA HOSPITAL FOB WONlu AM
~ LYING-M -HO0RITAL.


P.tsats de.irin@ % avail themsslyss Of ths a.
vantage Of this Institution can obtain prfvo1s
srs farnishs4 VIII I'll the comforts Of home. III
1rSceo range nom % % ia Der week, depe ndina
9lon the room selected, this includes Board, Nun
~. zsdicine. 4sdtcal, and eurgtcsl attsndanee.
H b1pe n THE nosIit.l een D ebtsined q
General United staSss Army. and Dr. Horsits
E Ga.s q ne Sureea q Medicine and Surgery
Alllio.sion % erds.s q the Ae.orebls escrssar,
o. tho Interior 20 be mAde g the once Of Dr. J. ID
isS 20 ssa ssd q:
flo1Dsons for outdoor yadsnts, Who srs ier.
ESDf6xI SfxiT:
"a. AsHSoSSs 4. b.. zaslsss s. iEs,:s
c0HeuLrIXa BOARD:
EoSl'r !eSS .sss;. = 2, S;1 Hisso,s. = + rIS
J. R,ieE; n. D.. 1.Hsvssd, =. D.
"A Id or THI POPULkR PArGNT H1DI.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N EW S.
Anlsenents, ke., Tonight.

NATIONAL THRArRR-Last appearance of
the Zavistowski SISTERS. sIxion, or the Man
At the Wheel" aud THE Preach Spy"
CANTERBURY HALL--The great French Can
Can Last night OF the great double trodpe.
MEIZERoTr HAIL.-Last night Of the
Davenport Brothers
PRoF. ShITBs Art Gallery, 304 Pennsylya
MIA avenue. New pictures on exhibition.
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Go TO THE
GREAT AUCTION SALE

CUMBERLAND COAL,
BY Gleason n Glenn.
On the a,d instant,
At Rays Docks, Georgetown.
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THE PAoHA OF MANY TALES.
BY CAPrAIH MARRYATT

Being the eighth volume ofthe cheap ed ition
OF Msrryatts Novels. Handsomely prist "a on fno
paper nom large clear type. with an ornamental
paper cover Volumes already issued. Mtdshipmst
hssy, Peter Simple Jacob Faithful, Naval Ofhoer,
Kings Own. applet IN Search Of Father New
ton Forster. Price, so cents each.
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HOW A BRIDE WAS WON;
OR,
A CHASE ACROSS THE PAMPAs.
BY FREDERICK oKRsrAcKrR.

One VOL, svo. With Illustrations. In paper
cover, price 3 30; clsth, So.
The Portland daily press., 1869-12-24
Moral Nursery Rhymes.

A practical parent objects to the Stiffness of
our nursery rhymes, for the reason that the
doggerel is rendered pernicious by the absence
of practical moral purpose, and as iatroduc-
ing infants to the realities of life through an
utterly erroneous medium. They are taught
to believe in world peopled by Little Bo
Peeps and Goosey Goosey Ganders, instead of
world of New York Central, Erie, North
western Preferred, ETC., etc. 1t is proposed,
therefore, to accommodate the teaching OF the
nursery to the requirements of the age, to in
vest Children's Rhymes with moral purpose.
Instead, for example, of the blind wonder
ment as to the nature of astronomical bodies
fnculcated in that feeble poem commencing,
"Tvinkle, twinkle, little star" let the child be
indoctrinated into the recent investigations of
science. Thus:
Wrinkles, Wrinkles solar star,
obtain Of what you are,
When unto the MONDAY sky
the spectrosrope apply;
For the spectrum renders clear
Gaps within your ph0tosphere,
Also sodium in the bar
Which your rays yield, solar star.
Then, again. there is the gastronomic ca
reer of Little Jack Horner, which inculcates
gluttony. 1t is practicable that this fictitious
hero should famiiarize the child with the
principles of the Delectus:
o.. Studous John Horner
or Latin 3rner.
In the second declensOn did SPY
How nouns there are some
Which, ending in uns,
Do not make their plural ms.
The episode of Jack and Jill is valueless IS
an educational medium. But it might be
made to illustrate the arguments of certain
school Of political economists:
Jack and Jill
Have studied Mill,
And all that sage has taught too,
Now both promote
Jill's claim vote,
As every good glrl ought to.
Even the pleasures of life Rave their duties,
and the child needs to be instructed in the
polite relaxation of society. The uumeaning
jingle of "Hey diddle diddle" might be invest
ed with some utility of social kind:
did an idyl on Joachim's fiddle
At classical soiree OF June,
While jolly dogs laughed at themes from SpOhr,
And longed for pop alar tune.
And the importance Of securing a good
pdrtt, Of rejecting ineligible candidates, and
modifying f1irtations by strict regard to the
future, might be impressed upon the female
mind at an early age in the following moral:
Little Miss Mufft
Sat q q buffet
E6eng 6onbon sucre
yonng son spied her,
And edged up beside her,
But the properly frowned him away.
EDITORS Draaver, In Harper's Magazine for
January,
The Portland daily press., 1869-12-24
Poetry.
The Swim Messenger.

The Swim Messenger.
OAriel, tricky and dainty,
You spirit OF finest air,
That was given the first man Adam
The breath Of his mouth to bear;
Your happy, wandering will:
But the world is wider and sadder,
And you tritier still.
Hermes, with winged sandals,
o teacher of tongues and arts;
That came to the craving nations
As the world grew In their hearts;
Unbarring the gates of learning
10 stores for the peoples need,
Aud teaching the clustered bookmen
To write tor the world to read.
Fly swiftly the wide earth over,
. Hermes, whose teet are wings!
Before you The darkness lighiens,
Behind you the desert sines.
But the world spins faster and faster,
Ana blessing must strive with ban,
And where shall we find swiiter
10 carry the words OF man
On him in the latter 9 ages
(An1 his signals all are dumb
The train of the numbering ages,
The ends OF The world, are come.
Forth on the wild steam horses
de rides to the last affray;
But whom shall he send before him,
And who shall pref are his way?
b.. cry came up TO the Watcher
Tlat sits for the help of men,
AID de said, 81 must send another,
Or the world must halt again."
So He sought in the host OF spirits
The spin It that swittest ran.
And go )" He said to the Lightning.
And carry the words OF manp
Cart Spencer, in Harper's Mag asiae.
The Portland daily press., 1869-12-24
FALL RTVER LINE.

For New York, Philadelphis, Baltimore. WASH
lngton, and all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
=, Cabin, $500; Deck $500 Baggage checked
through and transferred in Y free OF charge.
New York trains leave the Old Colony and New
streets daily, SUNDAYS excepted as follows at 70
nj, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance OF
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
at 80 nj, connecting at Fall River with the
new and magnificent steamers PRovIDE NEE. Capt.
B. NJ Simmons, BRISTOL, Capt. w. II, Lewis
boats on the Sound built expressly Ior speed saiery
ana comfort. This line connects with all the Sontb
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York going
Steamers. ~ ~ N"iiioi MA
'"Fo shippers or Freight, this Line. with
us new anu extensive dephi accommodations in Bos-
ton, and large pier in New York. excusiyeIy for The
business OF the Lineb is supplied with facilities for
Helgh. and passenger business which cannot be sur
pass q. Freight always taken at low rates and FIR
warded with dispatch. -i NJ
New York Express Train leaves Boston at 1.s0 p
NJ; goods arrive in New York next morning about G
A M. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
For tickets, berths and staterooms annlv nj tho
c0mpany's office at No Old State house. corner of
washington and State streets and at Old Colony and
newport Railroad Depot corner of South and Knee
land streets, Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily, SUNDAYS excep
ed) from PIER 30 North River. foot OF Cbamber
st, at 400 M.
GEO. SHIyERIcK, Passenger and Freight Agent
nr ID c,,,o>,s JAMES FISK, JR President
M. X; SlMONS, Managing Director Narragansett
Steamship Co.
NOv5 d1yr
The Portland daily press., 1869-12-24
Portland & Kennebec r. R.
winter Arrangement, Dec. 3, 1860,

1~o trans Daily 6et'eeen Portland and Augusta.
tssysssEFga1 Leave Portland for Augusta. mixed
2s<&sn@.sS2S train at 100 A Nj
Leave Portland Tor Bath, Augusta, wateryille and
Bangor. at 1245 p ~. Portland for Bath and Au-
gusta at 5.15 NJ. ~ "N N1-
at $50 A d. and 2 is NJ uA"J
as low by this route to Lewiston waterviIle
henda IS Mills, Dexter and Bangor as by the Maine
zen , RAJ Road; and tickets purchased in Boston Tor
Malne CehIlai stations are good tor a MASSAGE on
.nls me Passengers from Bangor, Newport De-
ter &c, Will purchase Tickets 20 Kendallss Mill.
only, ana after taking the ears of the Portland and
hebneDec Road, the conductor will furnish Tickets
ana make the are the same through to Portland or
boston as VIA Maine Central.
through ricketts, are sold at Boston over the East
ern ana Boston and Maine Railroads Tor ali Station.
on TINS hhe; also the AndroscoggIn X. r. and Dex
ter, angor. &C., on the Maine Central No break
OF gauge east OF Portland by this route and the onIv
loHte py which passelg ger from Boston or PORT
by railroad. 'ne saine uay
stages leave Bath for Rockland &c., daily. Au
gusta Ior Belfast daily. Vassalboro for North and
Easr fassaiooro and China daily Kepdalps Mills
ior onlty daily. at Plshon's Ferry for Canaan dat
y. AT oKowhegan tor the feIent towns North on
A ,o,s.o NJ. ,o.o l.. L. LINCOLN, Supt.
S1s'', Dec. q, 1907, may17tf
The Portland daily press., 1869-12-24
PORTLAND q ROCHESTER AZ
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

EssssEIE1 On and after Monday Nov. %. 1900
ASS%Sss trains will run follows:
PASSENGER trains leave Portland daily (Suudays ex
A. NJ, 200 p. NJ. ~ tx
Leave Portland tor Saco River at 5.3OP,M.
Leave Alfred for Portland al o., Am.
Leave Saco River Tor Portland at $50 A. NJ and
$40 p. NJ. " ' anu
rtelght trans with passenger car attach
Leave Portland for Alfred at 12.i5 p. NJ
Stages connect as follows:
At Gorham for South Windham Windhau, ttiu
and NorthWindham, West Gorham Staudisb stear,
Falls. Baldwin, Denmark. Sebago, Brigton. Lowell
Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg, Conway, BartIett
ia ksop. Limington, Cornish, Porter, freedom Mad
ison and Eaton H., daily.
Al Saeo River, for West Buxton, Bonny Easle
Soutn Llmington, Lmington, daily.
ss1d s 0aGo hlver for Limerick, Newfelo Parsons
neid anu Osstpee, tri-weekly,
field, daily. -'- AeieA' 1nsons-
AT Alfred for Sprngvale and Sanford Corner.
April 20, 1869 A'SuPeiin'enusnt