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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

The reading OF the names greeted with applause,
end the list unanimously accepted.
RESOLUTIONS
Col Ethan Alien then submitted the following resolu-
Sons. amid tumnltuous applause, which broke forth
ppon the reading OF each fresh resolution and ac
pepted with entire unanmity and enthusiastic cheers:
Wheas The people OF Cuba enjoy rights
maintained
Esibtt The Spain the people
sstes cannot regard With indifference their
eres which nearly other history
bfe.
h'otsd That 10 the catalogue wrongs distinguish the
We hsiLei County" Cuba recognise which
WA 1e baaIns Of medieval tnea Without
utss o. tsbA has been taxed 10 the
en 81 lesee have been closed and their stead established
bahshnsnt The espee OF the has Gppeed
h Sestn OF De enssyed and discomfort
AHs' he resolse Of the Cuban patriots these
80 NY asuy and ner pebs sHd heroic ~aehpdless
~ nom no sacrifice giving their
ban pAtSons '-f~'"' nv e~A"aA"""' ~N'''r
hssotsed That the military and forces Of the KINGDOM
e Nesssa Of var earring 4s7 having r ed 10 reduce
us insurgents and he Cuban Republic having u,rbi.
o RtlAheo az Jdeo Government thts. beis ,nSb
hspaDe ehuueo ron this nation Of B,Ig
h recognition OF btgeeny from would no, s
accordance With in
roe heretofore sppd 10 other American woud he pr,s
y carving out that poh sppandtd defended BY al With
etbeae1 U president hnnToe that attempt part Of
boropesB Powers 70 enforce their
Ptft against tue vii Of the would By Urtd
btstts a. dangerous 10 their peace and liberty.
soitd That mpbsoA ndoe the touching
of stroDs Gen Hastings that Cuba t,tsu
s'cs sSs9J Hsss GRABBED JAs Rsnnhhs ioI ,L.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

FNKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE,-R'
dueed 70 $40 wholesale price. $50 67s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05

PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE
wAAD HAHVsI oEse and Warer0on 2S and ~ broaa"s New
YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
s,eamship Colorado Br freeman, Liverpool Dec a via
Gaon Had iearfly stormy passage, having enconn
ond s G n nsso
a. $50 PM u Is 81 3d. showed nigh, sirna,s to
ssssm:sip aaif stream, Sscrssisy Mobile Dec 70 with
Steamship Jas Hdeer, LOCKWOOD Charleston with mdse
and passengers to Henry Morgan Go. Dec % l2M
&S .ss%.Sp sss.ss, e. c ., ~
and NooE with mdse aud TO the Old Dominion
mdse ps:senre!s, ord Dominion s,samssip Co.
WIN VIM IS; %e:.s,s sss: IS q i q
one end IN biacs, Light OH, Patent Tip Can"
On Win ia sHs, other
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Reporter, Coombs Calais for New York. with lumber
sshr Georg,etts new. M tons, Lord Ellsworth for New
schr Kate Waker,. Warren, Bangor for Newark with
S h hse fs a S soon for
schr Sarah Hammond, westgate Providence for New
sey M,fsn for
schr Dung Teaxer soeurn, New Haven for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr sunnyslde, sackei, Richmond for New Haven.
Schr Daniel Williams Mills, Philadelphia Tor Boston.
Schr Hunter, Crane, south Amboy for Somerset
Schr New Reguls, Haeti Port johnson for New Haven.
schr John Lancaster, Williams, Elizabethpor for Pruv
dence
Schr Josephine, Phinney, Ezabethport Providence
Schr George Brown, Gedney, Ezabethport for Prov-
dence
schr Lady Antrim, Carter, Ezabethport for New Haven
schr & Hazard, CLARK, Eizabethpor for Bridgeport
schr Edward Lnsey, Hodgdon Enzabethport Tor Bridge
port:
Schr Anna Baker, Lawrence, H0b0ken for Greenpor.
Schr Arson Brown, Mills, HobOken Tor Bridgeport.
Schr G r Snutis, Young, Hoboken for Bridgeport
Schr Mail, Holiness New York for Greenwich.
schr Phil Sheridan, murphy, New York for Fall River.
Schr q Purnen, Pru9ost New York for Stamford.
Schx Evelyn Burger, New York for Stamford.
Schr Sarah Gage, Brown, New York for New London.
Schr Celeste, Smith, New York for Huntington.
Schr Joseph Boges Dickinson New YORK for New Haven.
Schr Ida Hudson, Greeley, New York for Boston.
Schr Stephen Waterman, Chase New York for New Bed
ford,
schr Henry ibis, Chase, New YORK for New Bedford.
Sailed from Flushing Bay #
Schr Angie Predmort Predmore Virginia for Fairhaven
Schr Jos Nickerson Nckerson, Baltm for Boston,.
Schr Helen, Perry, Philadelphia for New Bedford.
Schr v Gilman, yer, Elizabethport for Portsmoutk
Schr Clara Post Ferris, Ezabehp0rt for POrch0stry
River
schr Senator. Crawford, New York for Boston,
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CLEARED.

s,earnehin Aibemare Backwood, Norfolk Old Dominion
Steamship Co. g.9s
steamship Volunteer Jones, Philadelphia Steam
ship CO. 1868
ship Rhine, Jordan, London-G rinnei, Minturn Co.
Bark Rnsoer Nor Petersen Cork Falmouth for orders
--Funch Edye h Co
Bark Emee tNGN. Meyer, Bremcn-C Luing a Co.
Schr John l. Merrill, Hatch, sisa and Campeachy-A
Abbott.
schr coorubs Coombs BaTbados-Dani Trowbridge
60.
schr Volunteer, burgess, Halifax -crandal Bertaux
Co. NNte
ham.
Echr Ann Susan. Henderson, Mobile d Hnrbut Co.
Scbr w Bee, Chester, Savannab--Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr HAWKING, Wyatt Chareston-Evans Bali A Co.
Schr James Phelps, ROCKWELL Miami River and Halifax
River-van Brunt a SlaRht.
Schr A { LYON, LYON Ba!tim0re-BakerA Dayton.
Steamer J Garrett Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31
Skipping notes.

Pier No 2 East river Is In ruins.
The Battery wall Is being rapidly eonplr'ed workmen
that the Departments Of Psrhs their promise
the general government BY Sn. az water gap between
II and the mainland.
The 'sharp freezing snap II the As sevenytwo hours
has produced condensation Amon the lower ferries Of the
city, particularly those staten and South Brooklyn
Yesterday the might ice" for this
season he ehf s Of the nosning, and that such
extent tr she h,s plying there excessively
remained in u snaas. Then II made Ms way up the
East river eyf ne ferries foretaste of what
in store for ,3pf ne w's.er months to come
The ssss ghs. u nnenos Ayres. Captain Jarman
which ~ this Thursday night is the pioneer
eel OF serom London direct This vessel, with
companion s,enpos City Of Rio Janeiro City Of Busses
and CITY Of Ii. sk few months since plying be-
tween Antwerp Md Rio Japero other American
placoo Withdrawn to form line to this port. The
Guy Of Buen6s Ayres upon her reyn 10 London win
dergo extensive repairs In machinery revisit here
possible, The three steamships yet now
hands of their original budc repairs engines
boilers and such other notifications 10 New
York has suggested
Marine Disasters.
,Bxnk sysr,Asr.Ess, Eldred, lSm Yokohsma Sept 9
Good Hope. The crew we're all saved.
BRIG NARY y RowLASn. from Rio Janeiro for Baltf-
more pn. into Charleston A inst m distress OF what nature
BRIG ALyAn.np BIZ Captain I.ley from Windsor, Ms
ut Orleans Cape Cod, Thursday, 18th Mr.
Barrett male lost but the Of the
saved
scnn RRscuE (of 6ouldsboro B<ker IN heating ur the
river at Mlbridgs Me- the orther of the
riej both rhe wreck mas sold the following
d.y 10 r Sawyer, OF Mlbridge.
da wa. INTO k sh
Ss s sp ws. @ IL 'S
The ,is vcatsg her a.sis arcs yre
day. nAb 70 rCss-e OF sc beh
runrina hu. iEto rsr, wsstscay morning, and
sic lie: or kiucry cea3h.
E.s rfc IN unk lufnl,c In
den scLe ts s0) b.~n, went ashgic yes;er
DAY a.:st.; b-r. beat over srel Yarmouth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31

In Wall Street.

At halfpast five O'Clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered in the lower Office OF Underhill 4
Ulshoefrer the third floor OF the four story brio
building No. "a Wall street, caused by coal falling
from the crate on the floor, causing loss on Stock
of $500. No insurance. George X. Schienelin at.
torney -at-law, and II. Bledenburg, who occupied
offices on the same foOr Sustained losses amount
Ing 10 $780, No insurance. The second n0or was
also occupied as law Oiices and damaged BY water
about $500. No insurance, The first ao0r, oCcll-
pied principally by brokers, was damaged to the
amount OF $500. The building IS owned by the k
Prone estate and damaged $1,000, on which there Is
an Insurance OF 5000, IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1870

weather, instead Of growing colder, moderated. Az
five r. N. the Thermometer marked thirty-on De-
grees above zero, and following this moderated
temperature was go0d Old-fashioned snow storm,
giving, late IN the evening, promise OF sleghing.
Meantime the cold of Thursday night made the
ekarng on the PARK and other skating ponds yester
day much better than IL had been heretofore and OF
course II was correspOndingly improved by lovers
Of the skatorial art Last evening, owing 10 the
snow, some OF the cars put on double teams, and
the result was no impeachment 70 travel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31

AT eleven O'Clock yesterday morning little
daughter OF John Eangln, while playing with
matches in their apartments, on the third floor OF
the four story brick dwelling house No 4O3 West
lhrty-ninth street. set ire 10 the bed, causing loss
Of about 81 900 TO different tenants In the house
The building IS owned by Mrs. Manoney ana
damaged $500. Insured for $1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31
THE WEATHER.

The Coolest 3Oth Of December Morning In
Ten Years- Moderate Temperature In the
Evening and an Old Fnshioncd snow storm.
The old year seems unwilling to abdicate without
some demonstration Of tho kingly power 1t yet
wields Yesterday morning 1t astonished our
people with colder weather than has been mere on
any corresponding day for the past ten years. At
seven A. NJ. the thermometer was at nine
degrees above zero. in fact on but two
days in December since 1850 has the
mercury fallen below this point. The first
was on December Il, 1856, when the Thermometer
regtsterei ioaf degrees above zero; and the second
tile corresponding day In 1892 when the thclmome
tee wan eight degrees ABOVE zero. The coolest day
CT last December was the It'll, and the thermometer
thea only got 30 low as sixteen degrees above Zero
The foi0wing liable shows the state OF the Temporal
ture at A. NJ Oh each 30h or september since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31

miah Buskey, OF Twenty-third street. New York.
who estimates hts loss a. $4,000. The property ~
said TO be covered by insurance. Two OF the build
ings we're owned by Charles Gibbons, whose loss ID
$1,000; insured In tine Phenlx Insurance Company.
Mr.. ,. Barney owned one HIS loss u ~, 800, Tor
The fire originated In the apartments Of colored
man named george r. Patent, and was caused by
defect In the nue.
Fire at Fraskliu, Ps.-Tho Wire Bridge
Across the Allegheny Partially Destroyed
Several Persons KiIicd-Others Severely
injured.
PTrTsBUR0, Dec. 30, 1870.
The Marshall House, sltuated at the west end OF
the wire bridge over the Allegheny river in Frank
lin, Pa. took fire at eleven O'Clock this morning.
The flames communicated TO the bridge, and the
cables, soon becoming red hot parted from their
anchorage, precpitating the bridge structure into
the river. About twenty persons were on the
bridge at the time. william Nein far
mer; Mcintyre, the tolIkeeper, and his
wife and daughter who were engaged
In removing furniture on the bridge, were fatally
injured Mary and George Mcintyre, John and
Alexander Mccartney John Henry and two un.
known persons were seriously injured. wilfried
Gng0re, freight agent OF the Allegheny Valley Rail-
road IL supposed to be buried In the ruins, as he
was known to be on the bridge. The weather was
intensely cold and the river frozen over to the sec
Ond pier each side and great difficulty was expe.
rienccd in reaching the sufferers with skins. boy
the centre OF the bridge and swan ashore through
the slusby ice. The bridge was newly erected, at
cost Of $685. 0Ju--and Marshall House 1000 No In
suTance Oh either.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31

CHICAGO, Dec. 80, 1870.
fire broke out this morning In long frame
block, reaching from 536 to 63S Clark street, and
destroying property valued ut about s35o,o00; In
sured for $4,000. There were some forty tenants
III the building, whose losses range nom 800 10
$1,000.
The Touring mali OF Lewis Co.. al Atkinson, IL,
with the elevator OF j. Ashley, were burned, Incur
ring q loss Vi $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31
Twenty-Five Families Burnea Ont In BrooL.
Iyn-DesfruciIon OF Eleven DvveIiiuss.

twenty-five Families Burned Ont In Brook.
Iyn-Desfruciion Of Eleven DvvcIiinss.
Eleven two story frame buildings, situated on
Bergen street, near Uticp avenue, and which were
occupied By twenty-five poor families. were de-
stroyed by fire at haifpast four O'Clock yesterday
D,orning, and the unfortunate occupants went
sHIvERiEG INTO THE STREETS.
Tho names spread 40 rapidly that these unfortunate
people were unable TO save any or their properly
and SEINE, In fact dad not have enough cicihhig 10
Protect them from the cold. Those WHO had no
around small Ores which were built IN the streets
TO keep them .lon freezing. Their condition was
extremely distressing, as they La. insurance on
TIER furniture. "A number Of gentlemen who re-
sided IN the Vicinity made small donations 10 some
OF
THE UNFORTUNATs ONES,
and others we're taken IN and made comfortable BY
strangers.
light Of the dwellings were owned by MIR. Jere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31
In Clinton Street..

A1t"eAty minutes past eight last night Gre oc
Cured IN the stable at the rear OF 1l3 Clinton street
occupied oy James Brennan, causing o damage to
the stable OF $780, Insured for ST. 500 in the suyye
s p6un COMPANY a horse belonging to Frederick
Frank Graham. residing as the anove nnnbar ~
severely burnt about tie head and face whlIe en-
dcavoring TO extinguish tho names "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-31

The follow Ing vesses anchored A& the SW Hp ont
bound ship Sbabpore for Liverpuo bbt1 Helena
for Leghorn Griffin for HavanA; briggs MOnak10tn fol
DO; John Shay, for Richmond, Va. ~ skr
Wind at sunset S, fresh y
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BELOW
SAILED.

Bark Mary Packer tof Mystc Holloway lquisus,
tian Bergb No IT,.
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NEW s
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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Barometer corrected for elevation and rempera-
lure.
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0ats. Assistance has rome 10 her but notbins z ~
regarding the fate of the crew.
LIyEKroo,., Dec 3J--The lark Tbusnelde Cant
from r, rh'is.asiEhiA Nov y for Bfemen. Is Ash
geroon: Az the crew except three sailors werq II
board wv casks OF petroleum during The voy~E pr
snip Artisan Captain km4th, from New YorT Nov q
terfiam). go
Botros, Dec Sn-An UNKNOWN lumber ladan sch
nom LOO 10 zoo tons brthen, went ashore Yesterday
stable Bar. beat ever and dTtfvsd on Ysr,uonth 81
slstancs IA. gone 70 her, but nothng Is yea known
IRE unknown schooner ashore on Yarmouth
saved.
The brig Anna Torrey, from Psnsacola for Bos
got on the beach near Touro ON Thursday without
and taken 10 PSoyincetown ~
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human COMFORT yesterday NE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-01
Resoirea. rha. q, 600 be levied a. county tax

Resoired, That &2o 600 be levied a. 4 county tax
'or general purposes.
Mr. Reese moved TO amend, nv strik :
ing out SIC, 900 and inserting a, 600. and
the ayes and noes being called for, the
amendment was lost by the following
vote: Ayes, Bennett Bainbridge, Camp
bell, Humbert, Jones, Mcfarland and
Reese. Noes, Coates, Joiner, Jen.
kins Lincoln Robinson, Spensley and
FanDusen-7.
Mr. Coates moved to amend, by srik-
ing out $4,000 and inserting $4,000,
which. was accepted by Mr.. Joiner; aud
the ayes and noes being called for, the
resolution rs amended was adopted by
the following vote Ayes, Bainbridge
Coates, Joiner, Jenkins. Jones, Lincoln,
Robinson, Spensley and NanDusen-9.
Noes, Bennett, Campbell, Humbert, Mc-
Farland and Reese
On motion of Mr.. Joiner, the vote
adopting said resolution was reconsid>
cred
Mr. Campbell moved to strike out Sl7,,
0O0 and insert $4,000 Mr.. Mcfarland
objected that the motion to 'insert' was
not in order. The chair decided the
point we'll taken.
The question then recurring en- the
motion to strike out, and the ayes and
noes being called for, the motion pre-
vailed by the following vote Ayes,
Bennett, cambridge, Campbell, Ham
bert Jones, Mcfarland, Reese and Rob,
inson-S Noes, Coates, Joiner, Jenkins,
Lincoln, Spensley and VanDusen--6
Mr. Mcfarland moved to insert SO, :
000, and the ayes and nees being called
for, the motion was lost by the following
vote; Ayes, Bainbridgc, Coates, McFar
land, Robinson, Spenslev and VanDusen
g. Noes, Bennett, Campbell, Humbert,
Joiner, jenkins, Jones, Lincoln and
iteese--S
Mr. Campbell moved to insert Sc 600,
and the ayes and noes being called for
the motion prevailed by the following
vote Ayes, Bennett, Baiubridge, Camp
bell Humbert, Joiner, Jones, McFar-
land, Reese, Robinson and Spensley l6
Noes, Coates, jenkins, Lincoln and Van
Dusen-4
Thereupon the sum cf SIS, les Sc State
tax, together with the amounts hereto
fore levied, we're appointed by the clerk
to each town and city in the county, as
per the following exhibit;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-01
The Committee on Claims submitted a
verbal report. recommending the allows
ance in full Of the following claims:

On motion of Mr. Campbell, said re-
port was adopted aad bills allowed in
full
The bill of Priestly & Bohan, livery
hire, S. 90, was laid over until mex. ses :
sion
Mr. Mcfarland in the Chair. Mr..
Spensley introduced the following reso-
luton. and moved its adoption, to-wit !:
ResoiVc5, That VIM 7. Henry, as attorney for
the cuuhty. be and he is hereby authorized to take
mp and purchase, any Of the bonds of the county
which he NAV be able TO obtain at 81 cents on the
collar, and his section in that respect shall be final.
The ayes and noes being called for,
the motion was lost by the following
vote; Ayes-Bainbridge, Coates, Hum :
bert, Jenkins, KcFarlaed and Spensley-
6, Noes Bennett, Campbell. Joiner,
Jones, Lincoln, Reese and Robinson--7
Absert--pr VanDusen.
The Committee on Claims reported on
the petition of John Rink, recommend.
ing the allowance of sol 40 thereon,
which, on motion of Mr.. Spensley, was
adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Reese, the Clerk was
instructed to issue q duplicate order, in
lieu of No. 1926, issued January 7th,
90, for $50, which had been lost by the
bcsrer, r. G. Owens.
Mr.. Spensley resumed the Chair.
The Clerk was directed to compute the
milage and per diem of the Board for the
annual session ane draw orders therefor,
The following orders were drawn, to wit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-01

1880 added to city of Mineral Point to
pay interest on Seminary loan.
$500 added to city of Minera! Point to
pay balance due County on compromise of
Public Square suits.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-01

On motion of Mr. Joiner the Board adj
iournod until o. clock a. NJ Tomorrow.
SATURDAYS SESSION.
SATURDAY, Nov. %, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called and quorum present.
Dir. Joiner called up the matter Of
cancellation Of the indenture of Earnest
Budloug to James James, and on his mo
ton same was cancelled, and by consent
of the Board said Budlongwas indentur-
ed to Mr.. Joiner
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-04
Camden 10 she Public.
Have OonHaeaes.

Have OoA6aeAe0.
Al who have committed excess OF any inds
hether be the solitary vice Of youth, the ting.
re rebuke Of misplaced confidence in mstureI years.
p, SEEK FOB Az ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton.
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the that il sure to nj.
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
/ Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-04
Portland & Kennebec R. &.

summer Arrangement. May. 23, 1870.
for Bath, Lewiston and Ansns,a =, "s : ~
A. NJ, 5.15 PM ~ ''''
=. Leave tor Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, Wateryille.
Skowhegan ana Bangor, at 1245 PM
Morning train from Augusta for Portland and
An " "
Aiterr Don Express from Augusta for Portland and
Boston leaves al 3 IS.
F. a TRAINS FROM BOSTON.
The Morning Irain leaving Boston at 7.s0 A M,
nom Boston q Maine or Eastern Railroad Depots
connects at Portland with the 1915 p NJ train Tor
all stations on this line, connecting at Brunswick
With AndrOscoggin Railroad Tor Lewiston Farming
ton and stage line to Ran geIey Lake; at Kendas
Newport Dexter and Bangor.
The Noon train leaving Boston at 1900 NJ, con.
meets with the b;l5 NJ train at Portland for Lew
istOn, Bath aud Augusta.
Passengers 'eaving Boston on the 300 or 600
o'clock NJ. trains for Portland, arriving same even
ing, can on the following morning, take a passenger
train leaving the Portland & Kennebec Depot at 10
tor Bath, Lewiston, &C., arriving at Augusta
at 10 on Am III
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston Daily at 90 NJ, for all Stations on
this llIe arriving earlier than by other line.
- u THESE Trains are supplied with Refrigerator
Cars, which enables dealers Ia Fresh Meat, Vegeta-
bles Fruit &C., TO have their Freight delivered IN
good order in the hottest Of weather.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Connect at Bath for Wscasset Damariscotta, War
rem, Wa'dObOrO', Th0mast0n aud Rocklanu daily
Gardner tor Alma, Newcastle, SC. Augusta 10
Windsor. Liberty and Belfast. Vassalboro' Tor Ea 81
and North VassalborO' and China KendaIl's Mills
for Unity. fishon's Ferry tor Canaan Skowbepan
tor Noriidgewock North Arson, New Portland So
lon, Athens and HARMONY daily. For Bridgton
The Forks and Meossnead LaSe, Tri;Weskly:
Augusta Nav 49, 1870 ma, 5eft f
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-04
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration Of Trains.
., SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

ID HEzs11 On and after Monday, June 49, 1870
9A&0E& Trains will run as follows:
Expire train at ITO A. NJ for Montreal, stopping
at all stations between Portland and South PARIS
and at Bryants Pond, Bethel, Gorham, Norfhum.
berland and North StraIford, arriving at Island
Pond 1.45 M, and Montreal at 80 P. NJ.
Cars on thi- train will run through to Montreal
without change, connecting with Through Express
trains west.
Express Train for Danville Junction at LOS M
NoTE-This Train will not stop at intermediate
stations.
Mail Train (stopping at all staons) for Island
Pond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec,
Montreal and The West at LES p M.
Accommodation for South Paris and intermediate
stations at $50 p. NJ.
Passenger trains will arrive as follows: -.-
From Montreal, Quebec. Island Pond Gorham,
South Paris and Lewiston, at $40 A M.
From Bangor at 200 P NJ.
From Montreal. Quebec and Gorham. at 2.25 P M
Accommodation from South Paris, at 730P,M.
- Sleeping Cars on all night Trains.
1he Company are not responsible for baggage TO
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that
unless notice s given, and paid for at the rate Of
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
c. :. BRIDGES, Momaqing Director.
Z. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, June G. 1910. diff