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state of Maine.

Pursuant T. chap. g. sec. III or the Revised
StltuteS. viii at The state Tfcasufrr's Office
IN Augusta, On the second day OF September ne 1t
AZ ~ Me,Ne eiock' nYon sell and convey by deed
10 the hshes, bidder. nil the interest Of III. state
10 hc tracts Of land hcrcta afler esci the,i living
!" nninco poratcd townships, the snnl t-aets hay.
s beth ioFiet'd 10 the state Iur state taxes and
county taxes, crTuHet - the Treasurer
oi state Tor the year l>1!
~" sale ani cHhy cyInre at each tract will
" 'hAan subject u fiwrt In the owner or psrt
""h't "ho-c tigHis have been forfeited, to re.
't'''h tte same at any tine within one year alter
~ s'', nf ply NIX or rendering to the pure -cr
~ riuF"tti'n oI what the purchaser vail there
~ n th' @il' with interest at The rate Of twenty
VT c'h'. ptt annum. f.om the time of safe AMI
'' =" "f Tor rel'ase, or such owner NAV rt-
ircm M interest bY paving A. aforesaid 10 tb,
~ .'~uter OF state a. provided in chap g. sec Is
of TIE Revised statutes - "
:, Np IiAct' however. wi be sold at a price l-s-
man me luii amount due thereon for such unpaii
o'H'c ana county taxes, interest and cost as de
scrIbel IN the follow ing schedule.
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The Madisonyille Times prints this
sensible paragraph: ''Correspo ndents
will o6lige us very materially If, in their
articles, they will eonfine themselves to
the use of either we or Il The indis-
eriminate use of both is vexatious. Nei-
ther is it necessary to quote every other
word and italicise the rest"
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General News.
The Great College Race.
>econd-uarvard Third-Detail- u nd In
Cidcnt- Of the Race.

Amer two pp>iponemcnis on account OF the
rou-uues, Of the waller, the inierculioSia uni
Ncr,iiy boat race wa, pulled saturday after
noon. the boat- starting At 10: ~. The follow
ins crews participated IN the race Columbia.
" illiam.. Harvard. Dartmouth. Weslc van.
lac, Trinity. Princeton and Cornell. The day
wA- bright, hot and cain. The crowd Wa
large bat not many were present ~ ON the
first and second days.
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Al ten minute, past the appointed hour. the
second gun sigu2lcd the crews 10 take positions
The luminous was promptly obeycd. Cornell
a. II 10 retrieve IL reputation for promptncss.
which was somewhat compromised Friday. ap-
pearet in advance Of all the rest and INDUCED
in 4 short practice pulling up the lake. Prince
ton. Dartmouth and y ale were not dilaiory in
taking positions. Trinity. Columbia and Wcs-
leyan were soon up. and all wa, in readiness
for a start.
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ne Institutes viii continue five day.
,ach under The charge or Hon. John il
icucp, Nrl1Aont. assisted by ". ].
oor,heil, \. n. Luce and Supt. johnson
meet AZ Rockland. Angus, a,th ,Ln ,i,n,' -,
holding the Institute.
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IOn.Residemt Taxes.
Tn THE Town OF sJUru,Ir ,.,s.

THE TOWN OF BLUEHILL, in the Conrt, ~,
l. oi Hancock, for the wear OF is73
The following list OF taxes on real e.ta,e of No.
Resident owners in the town of BluehiU Gnnnt
9a m Iahcock ior 1873, IN bulls committed 10 Levi II
Thompson, Collector of said town m ~ = -, :,
day OF May. 1873 has been returned by him IN NV
as remaining unpaid on the 3o;h day Of NAV ia
by MS certificate OF that date, and nnw re,,,i
unpaid and notice is hereby given that If The al
taxes, interest and charges are not paid int tha
irsasurer oil said town, within eighteen ponths
uch OF The real estate taxed as will be sum cisnt
70 pay the amount due therefor, Including inter
-, anu charges, VIII without fusther notice he
soiu az puOhc auction, at J. I. Hinckley,s stora
y IN sald town. on The Sd day Of December, Is7t' at
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n THE TOWN OF suRRy IN ,he ,o,,.,. .
Hancock, tor the ear 1873 '' "a
ime ioiio"lnS list OF taxes on Real Fsfat.
oI Noh-hesi,ieni owners in the Town of surrv
.ounty of Hancock, for 1873 IN bills commit,sI
70 Benz Flood, Collector for .aii Tow on
h lhe tenth day Of May ls73, has been returned by
nm % me q, remaining unpaid ion the 2,th aay
~" now remains unpaid and notice Is hereby gwen
that IL the SAID taxes interest and charges .Ia nj
PAM lhto The Treasurer Of said town yithin
eighteen months from the date Of mis- roTnn,'t
ieht oi saii Dllis so much OF the real estate, tax
- as VIII De sufhcient 10 pay the amount due
uereior, Including interest and charges xiII
"lthont further notice be sold at public auct,on
al the seectmen's Office In said town an III. ,n,,,
'eeh'h uaS OF November 1874, At 10 o'clock a. NJ
Names 4 Description Acres yal IT.,
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BELFAST and CASTlNE
DAILY STEAMBOAT LINE
= /. STEAMER PIONEER,
.e~xzsv-A. Capt. J. - HATCH

" ~ leave Hrifl-t Tor Ca-tine daiIv ISund.ys
excepted until further nolic. a. follow.
ON ! lnr*dAy, Wednesday FrIly and satura,y
AZ Po'tltck s VI. '''
bn Monday aut Thursday n, ; o'clock Il VI
Also, o.nesiay and SATURDAY. At o,rIncL
Pm. nETlnylya.
Leaves taStinC Tor Belfast on TUESDAY Wed
nr-1ay. futay ant : lturdly At O'Clock f. NJ
ON Monday ami Ihui sdav ut : clock 4 VI
aud O'Clock Y 81 touching NJ tslesboro' lK,.
n'tN tove.t ami Hruok.ytlr. Leave. RraaA~.
Nillr half a. hour before leaving CR~tinr
Ai-o, Leaves I4lr-born tor Belfast on MYnItv
and Thursday Al % \. VI. Aad yia ta.tin, 5 ~
VI.
Lcayc- t,lc-boro n'llncc ot the vcrSats s.oi.
d'r"rl 20 belfast. XIV n tuur ,i,S in ta, week
, hourS A astiuc, and hour. a. I.lc-ul.o'
"a me-
Ip ls.v+hnro' ana Ca4tiue............ r.
1u uBrauA~vtflr............ a. -
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-hNieS' lax.
Est. Nathan Allen, part improved. 70 a..o a. 90
Christopher NJ. Allen, part i'm %
proved, 9z - 49,
Geo. W. Allen, on Long Island Iu1 In1 -
Aionzo James Colby, near bod ~ -
dy Pond "a ~ l.
Est. Addison Dodge. part of Home io'
stead, 5n oao =, o
shedrick Gray, q, cx II oo
sylvanus q. 4 IL. Broodman near %
Toddy Pond. e,a ,5o e..
Amos E. Grlndle MILL ano 80 80
Joseph Gou, on BluehlI Neck q, "a : 80 ~
Sarah I. Holt. part of Store, 75 9aa
samuel Herrick, n * = 20 20
watson 5. Ii. Leland, on Long A"'
Island, II 400 ao
Edward r. Osgood, House 4 Lot. 6oO 20
Alexander Perkins, IN * m
" lillian Perkins, ~ ao
Est John Staples ~ uz aa
ames turner, az az Aoo.
John w. Weber, ~ ,1o %
Arno wiswell, part Peters estate Ia 20
WILLIAM. HOPKINS
Bluehill, July 18th, 1874. swaa
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tfer introduced 10 the pub tc.
The ENEMY olhlood diseases.
The 'oNQrEEuR over ~cRuFrIA.
HtLEANs out aii an blood impurities
IL - FAR AHEAD OF any SarsapariIIl
IL restores suffering WoNIN.
ItIs >rEyn1c for female ,isea .4
Il CURES obstinate CANCte rs.
S-lhcre nave berp many wO.hlc.. eountor.
irIl- OF tonduransp offered for the cure Of ,lt.,,
e. - many, that tor while people : It tAe f...,
ihIt C"uiurnngn would not cnrr. Remsm.a..
""''''"'s '""u'"fielt- ot t,n.iurusp VIII
N"' IRE anybody kememper Er coatr,, aU
'e true An1 t'nunc tanlrrlngo ia lhr to4a-
try.
UI'Is tDNpf-K i\t.D tyf / ,f-pt
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N 0tice ! Read It

N"iitf - hereby given that the ro-partpcr-
~ shh heretofore existing between George "
Aueh. aat tinsa Nlen, Surry, - this dav dis
OWED by muia ~ consent. Either partv will A.
tehi 10 the s'tttng oi Accounts. AZ The OH stand
iof 'he next thirty lays: ary unsettled after thar
llme WI be ieit with an Attorney TOR collection
me business will be continued bv George ".
A'ieh- g. W. ALLEN
\. ALLEN.
surry. July 30. lS1t avsa
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1e'u advertisements.
Notice.

WHEREAs my wife Ellen s. Guptiu. having
W ieii INV bed and board without justid able
cause; all persons are hereby forbidden to trust
aer IN my account. as shall pay no debts IF her
contracting afer this date.
pu , OSCAR GUPrItL.
~ 1hy ~. is5f- 3w50
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Not mich time was lost before the howitzer
on the adjoining hill belched forth the signal for
the start Al forty minutes past eleven, and amid
breathlcs- anxiety the start we. effected.
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THE TINE.

Aftrr the conduct u the Yale University crew
not ouly during, but also al the conclusion oi
the race ju~; completed. the Harvard I'ni,,r.i.
" crew rrfdsr To entertain any challenge what
ever from the Yale University crew
l>iguedl WENDELL GOODWIN.
Captain of Iiar, ar1 University Crew.
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- nc sihhliest Elephant in the world, only yea
~ age. Besides a complete catalogue OF r,,re ry'
beasts, such as - ~ f'Ie WI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01

WATERFOWL June 3O-Cattle Narket-Receipts of
407 head Cattle sold slow to-day dealers intend to
obtain full prices; farmers at the North this season
O the year prefer to let their st ok remain In pas
lures where they improving every day. We quote
sales of choice at 10 90 q 10 50 extra at 10 90 10 o.
first quality at 300 a 70; second quality at 90 az
s rs; third quality 90 a CTS. =
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1927 head; there were
very few nice 1ocks offered in market to-day; the
best in market were river Lambs, which sold at 12c
3Y fb: ordinary flocks went at q 1oc. We quote
sales of Sheep in lots at 80 q 90 each; extra at
4 30 a co each.
NEW YoRk, June 30-Evening. Cotton weak and
irregular at sc decline; sales 44U baes Middling up
lands 17sc. Flour-receipts 10 574 bbls the market
rather more doing chiefly for export prices general
ly without decided change sales 5,150 bbls super
fine Western and State at 90 q 60; White Wheat
Western extra at 60 q 80; extra round hoop Ohio
at 80 ISL extra st Louis at Is a II co. closing
steady; Southern -four at 90 a II 90. Wheat-re-
ceipts 22 $50 bush; the market shade frmer with
fair export demand also moderate milling ngui-
ny; sales 26S bush; No Chicago at So a 36; No
Northwestern 35k a So; No2 Milwaukee 40 a
"a 405; No 2 Minnesota 40; ungraded Iowa and
Minnesota Spring 3aA q 49, 3S a 43 for Winter
Red WESTERN No Spring at 43 "a As, the latter
an extreme; 39} for Mixed Spring; 3s for No 2
Milwaukee in store; also $4,000 bush No Spring to
arrive within two weeks at A q AL Corn-re-
cepts 2s7S31 bush; the market is heavy and g 20
lower with moderate export demand at the decline;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Attempted Wife Murder.

BOSTON, June 30-A desperate attempt was
made yesterday by Marcus E. Sidriek to muir
der his wife, who had left him for alleged cruel
treatment and was working in a boarding house
on Washington street. He obtained entrance
to the house and finding his wife alone attacked
her with knife, inflicting several severe and it
is feared fatal wounds. He was arrested.
The Sturtevant Murder Trial.
PLYMOUTH, June 30.-The trial of Sturteyant
was resumed this morning. Mrs. L. M.
Holmes was the first witness She testified IN
regard to the Identification of the body of Miss
Buckley in company with Mr.. Lul who testl-
ii ed yesterday about the finding Of bodies.
previous witness.
Miss E. Holmes, daughter of first witness,
testified of the giving of the news to Mr..
Blake requested to by Mr.. Lull.
Daniel P. Blake of Halifax testified that the
Sturtevants were relatives of his wife; of see
ing them on Sunday, the day of the murder,
and of being notified by Miss Holmes the Mon
day morning following, and the finding OF
bodies by Mr. Lul; also of the finding OF Nick
els in different places in the woods. He said
that the prisoner had worked tor him al
shoemaking and he (witness) had worked with
the prisoner chopping wood. Showed IN what
manner the prisoner held an axe and gave the
amount OF prisoners earnings from January,
1873, to May of the same year. Said the prs,
oner expressed his intention of saving, and
afterwards smashed the box in which the
savings were kept. The prisoner had lived with
witness and they had occasionally visited the
Sturtevants' house together. Since the murder
witness had purchased the Sturtevant House.
Crosse xami ned-testifed to seeing a de-
tective try shoe in one of the footprints
day or two after the murder. He was asked by
had quarrelled, but the question was objected
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

1t is reported that Nettleship. the detective
implicated in the District of Columbia burgla-
ry, is raving maniac in Newark, where he re-
Sides
The correspondent of the Daily News tele-
graphs from Rome that the Pope is growing
weaker daily, and several foreign representa-
tives have notified their governments to that
effect
A special despatch to the Times from Ma
drid says that the army of the north will con-
tinue its operations against Estela. General
Marones has been appointed chief of Zabala's
staff.
Two boilers in the extensive saw mill and
salt block of Thomas Sayles & Co. at Carroll
ton, Mich, exploded yesterday morning, killing
live men and injuring several others.
Harvesting has begun in many parts of Cali
fornia, and the yield of wheat is enormous.
Elk Gov. Clark of New York, has accepted
the prohibition nomination for governor
Three cows we've killed by lightning in Gull
ford, N. H., Monday night.
Gov Weston of New Hampshire, Yesterday
removed the officers that the address of the
Legislature called for.
Base ball-Boston, Harvards II, Prin cetons
-; Hartford, HartfOrds professionally Z, Yale
University 0.
Hon. Charles FL. Warren of Plymouth, for
merly judge and president of the Boston &
Providence Railroad, died yesterday.
The Republicans lost 800 in killed and wound
cd in the recent attack ON Estella.
Stumekes' dining room on Essex ssreet, Bos-
ton, Was damaged by fire yesterday. Loss $40, :
000
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01

BLooMINGToN, Ills, June 29.-The Illinois
Prohibition Convention met here to-day. About
IS delegates were present, including twenty
women and representing most of the larger
towns in the State. d. L. Brown was appoint
ed permanent President and Rev. d. s. Kent
Secretary A platform was adopted reciting
the terrible evils of intemperance and the
enormities of the liquor traffic; declaring in
fgvor of entire prohibition of such traffic and
inasmuch as all exciting parties compete tor the
votes of liquor dealers; favoring the formation
of temperance party, to the support of which
all persons, whether themselves teetotallers or
not, are invited; commencing the women s
temperance movement; honest administration
of public affairs; favoring the substitution of
greenbacks for national bank currency and a
return 10 specie payments as soon as compatible
with the safety and interests of the majority
of the people.
Major John Little was nominated for State
Treasurer, and Mrs. Jennie f. Willing, Profess
sor of the Wesleyan University of this city, as
Superintendent of Public Instruction. Sup
Elementary resolutions were adopted endorsing
the action of the National prohibition Conven-
ton in endorsing female suffrage, and con-
demning in unrestricted terms the resolution of
the Illinois State Republican Convention in re-
gard to the interference by law with the habits,
tastes and customs of individuals, except to
suppress RIGHTEOUSNESS and to preserve the
peace and ssbriety Of the citizens of the State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01
Personal.


Mr.. r. M. Jones has sent to the board of
managers of Oak Grove Seminary, Vassalboro
his resignation as Principal of that school.
The Canada Gazette contains the notice of
the retirement of Col. G. j. Bridges from COM
mand of G. 7. Brigade, retaining rank as a
special case. The following graceful compli-
ment is rendered Mr.. Brydges:-In permitting
Lieut. Col. Bridges to retain his rank on re-
firing, His Excellency, the Governor-General,
desires to record the sense he entertains of the
service rendered by Lieut.-Col. Bridges in
militia generally, and especially his assistance
in organizing the Grand Trunk Railway
Brigade.
- Tho honorary dogroe of D. ID. was conferred
upon Rev. Cyrus Stone of the Pine street
Methodist church of Bangor, at the recent
commencement of Wesleyan University.
Hermann Kotzschmar of this city will pre-
side at the piano at the concert of the Bowdoin
College Glass, July 9Th.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01
Municipal Court.

JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Michael Kavanaugh, John Crowley,
Michael Hanrahan, Charles bennett, John Smith
and Patrick King. Intoxication. Fined IS each
with costs.
Patrick Hanrahan and James King. Resisting Q
lice officer Fined $50 each with costs and ordered
to recognize with sureties in the of 800 each to
keep the peace six months. Committed.
John Murphy. Larceny. Sixty days in County
Jail.
Timothy Sullivan. Intoxication. Fined IS with
COSTS and srdered to recognize with sureties in the
sum of $500 to keep the peace. Appealed.
Carleton.
John Cronan and Patrick McDonough Search
and seizure. Fined $50 with costs. Appealed.
Bradburys
Richard Griffin and Anthony McKail. Search and
seizure Fined $50 each with costs. Paid.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01
THE RAILROAD WAR.
Consultation of Western Man.
ayers.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-The managers of the
railroads leading from this city through Iowa
are discussing the Iowa railroad law, which is
similar to that enacted by this Legislature =
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, the Chica-
go, Rock Island & Pacific, the Chicago &
Northwestern, and'the Illinois Central will be
seriously affected by the law. 1t is certain that
the roads will take some joint action. The
Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago Rock
Island & Pacific will issne freight tariff to cor
respond with the new law, and this line of ac-
ton the other roads will probably adopt I'm
der the new passenger law the rates will be
three cents per mile. The roads represented at
the meeting yesterday failed to agree on a
course to be pursued in regard to this feature,
but at present the Rock Island road will sub
NIT to the law and the other roads will con-
tinue their present rates, except to points where
their lines compete with the Rock Island. The
latter company are bound by terms of extern
sion OF time on their Iowa grant to submit to
whatever legislation shall regulate freight and
fare tariff. @E
The Attorney General gives his opinion that
the law can be enforced though very loosely
framed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01
New York Stock and Money Market.

New YORK, June DISCRIMINATORY a 4
per cent on call, closing easy. Sterling Exchange
demand. The exports of produce for the week were
81 791 ,64 mixed values, an increase last week
of S76 1866. The custom receipts to-day were S344
900. Gold opened at 111a, advanced TO I'LL and
closed at ILL., the lowest point Of the day. The rates
for borrowing were O. per cent to fiat, II a g.
and finally 164 per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out on account OF interest and $4,000 in
redemption Of bonds. The European steamer took
out $4,000 in gold coin and $4,000 in silver bars
and Havana steamer took $4,000 in gold. Govern
ments were steady. State bonds were nominal. One
of the leading German bankers has gone to Wash
ngton is rumored to negotiate another lot of
Government per cents. The Stock market with the
single exception of Eric was weak at the commence
ment of business with strong disyosison to sell.
Towards the close the whole market was steadier
with an improvement of q per cent
The total transactions OF the day nearly 240-
600 shares, including 76l 500 Lake Shore 29600 Wes
tern Union 337 900 Erie q 800 Union Pacific 49, 100
st Paul common II 900 Wabash 9,40O Pacific Mail,
$500 Northwestern common, 9lO0 Rock Island, $500
New York Central 200 Ohio & Mississippi 1000 In
diana Central. r .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01

ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual meeting Of
the Cumberland Bone Companies were held
yesterday afternoon at the office of the Clerk
G. j. Morris. The following officers were chos-
en- by the old company: S. L. Goodale, S. f
Perley, s. E. Spring, A. K. Shurtleff, Geo. w
Hammond, Directors; c. j. Morris, Clerk and
Treasurer.
The new company chose the following: S. L.
Goodale, S. f. Perley, S. E. Spring, A. K.
Shurtleff, George w. Hammond, Henry A.
Jones, Henry ST. j. Smith, Directors; 9. j..
Morris, Clerk and Treasurer.
Both boards organized by choice of S. l.,
Goodale President, and S. T. Perley Vice Pres
ident.
The new company have nearly completed a
new factory at Boothbay for the manufacture
of bone dust. They have ope part of the build
ing devoted to the manufacture of acids, which
are used in the factory An expert who visited
this department. recently, pronounced it the
best he had ever SEEN The factory will cost
about $4,000
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01
Prominent Lawyer Fatally Shot.

A special despatch to the N. Y. Sun reports
that James P Saunders, the prominent lawyer
was fatally shot in the city court room al
Yonkers, N Y, this afternoon by Lachman A.
Gardiner. who was defendant IN a case be was
trying Saunders is Past Grand Sire of Odd
Fellows. The assassin was arrested.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.
u. w. GODDARD POSTMASTER
j. w. YORK CHIEF CLERE
Office Hours.


From 7.3O a m to $50 p m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 a m.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Boston and intermediate Offices Arrive at 1875
and 1890 m. Close at $50 m and 2.40 and so
pm
Boston and the West Arrive at 5.3Opm.
intermediate or Way Mails via Boston and Maine
Railway. Arrive at 1880 and 1000 M. Close at
$50 a Iii and 2.40 pm.
Great Southern and Western. Arrive at 1855 and
1870 p m. Close at $50 M, 2.4G and 900 p m.
Bangor, Mattawamkeag, and connecting routes.
Arrive at m. Close at u IN.
Augusta and connecting routes Arrive at 9.05 a
m and p m. Close at Il m and p IN.
Express, Augusta, Bangor and the East. Arrive
at a m. Close at 8 I'M.
Skowhegan, intermediate offices and the north.
Arrive at m. Close at II IN.
Canada and intermediate offices, via G. L. r. Ar
rive at IN. Close at 12.45 IN.
Morning Northwestern by 6. L. r. Arrive at
m. Close at $50 a. m.
Lewiston and auburn. Arrive at 9.O5 q MI ana
7.15 m. Close at 6.15 m, II M and p m.
Rochester, n. H. and intermediate offices. Arrive
at 10 10 m, and p m. Close at m, and p m.
North Conway and other offices on the p. & o. X
r. Arrive at 900 M, and 800 IN. Close at 6.45
a. m. and 100 p M.
By the Brdgton Stage. Arrive at pm. Close at
30am.
Eastport, via each steamer. Arrive at m.
Close at 5 m.
Castne, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Mount Desert, Mill
bridge, Jonespert and Machias, via each steamer
Arrive at a IN. Close at pm.
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island. Arrive
Thursday at Close Saturday at 5 pm
Foreign Mails via New York, day previous to sail
ing OF steamers, Close at 24O p m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01

1t is rumored that Mayor Havemeyer is going
to appoint John j. Davenport and James
O'Brien, the latter ex-sheriff, as Police Com
missioners in the place of Gardner and Char
lick. These two men are probably the most
Objectionable to John Kelly and the ruling
powers of Tammany Hall of any to be found
in this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-07-01

ExcURsIoN.-As will be seen by the adver-
tisement Free street Sabbath School will make
their annual excursion to Lake Sebago to-
morrow. They have made arrangements for
very pleasant affair, which they will doubtless
have. behring's Bridge school will accompany
them. The friends Of the schools are invited
to ioin them on this occasion.