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Arriveh-ruRsDAY, Oct IL.
steamship Casfalta. Genoa mdac. ana pass.
Stcainship city Of husn, Galveston. uidsc. and pass
steamship POtsv'lle. philanelunia cual
Steamship, Colon. Asnnwal, mdf'. and Hass.
Steamship rhamniOu. Charleston. mdse. aui pass.
Steamship oxford shire, NokOnluls tea.
Steamship huntsville. FOrnandna aud Port Royal.
mdse. and uA-s
steamship Bcneflc'or wilmington. y. c.. mdse. ana
pas.
Bars Warden Law. London. ballast.
Bark Arroi aut. Bremen. ulse.
Bark hitler, HAMBURG empty barrels.
Bark Harriet I. HnsSey, LcguOru, rags.
Bark Kate Burrell, Galveston. mdsc aud pass.
Bark Peter. GALWAY. m ballast.
Brig Herman. BureauN. Ia ballast.
Br Z Bro hers RIO lancifO, cOice.
Brig Ave-. haryr1rl. In halltst.
Brig Mart.a, Wilmington. naval stores
AisU the gsuai river "a cllst~is' vess's,
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NEW YoRK. Tuesday Oct. 12.-There were no
receipts Of and consequ ntly trade In
Deef cattle. Washineto Market was fairly supplied
with dressed beef with moderate trade at So l5fc.
n for common to good beet b0es.
Receipts u sheep and lambs were CIR loads or 61
heed aud all sold At former prices 4Act6i4o.
for sheep. and 50 t7Ic Tor lambs, the latter
ngure for very choice Stat lambs
Rece pts OF hogs % loads. or ,031 head Of
which there were 3 car loads of Oaio cornfed hogs
sale alive holding Tor SIC. h, but not sold up 10
IL A ". DTesscd hOgs we're plenty, With fair trade
NJ IOa lUl,c. y q,
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GRO gEfEs-C onres again quiet, hut no change
was noted = rcialc ~ nOOl ulgF was made nj New
Orleans az 2oslc. gold hoiasses IN moderate Ioobing
demand anu steady Rice f0d 10 the extent OF . 40
bags Hlngoon for export a. '5Jtt $50 Raw sugars
were steady, with tales uf iN' hhis. AZ nc for mo-
lasses grades, Hnd Ar9c tor Cuhn nuscOyado, Re
nned was lower and i1riv active. We quote. Coffee,
Java, 20et2Nc. MarqcatOO. 2l9.n23c., and Rio,
ly@g.5ec.. gold. klcc ltingoou Hisa 2ssc. gold
In bona, and 1i4gBifc. currency. duty paid
Carolina ll4ssHc. Louisi1un new crop. ctsc.
MOlasscs-trha muacova1o grocery 800 IOc. Cuba
claycd. 32@3ic Porto Rico 500 Doc. New or
cans 5O9'oc. sugars-Falr 70 go)d rtnning CUBA.
tfl4oc., grocery 10. 81. S'ec. centrifugal, =
@0c.i refined. lUsai1iAc. for hard, l0SkaiOso. for
soft WnIte and Dol OC Toe yellow.
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Enslrltss Nr.ltrs.


Asthmn.-The tor'ures anu agOnl"s endured for
years none hut hose who nave sun rod VIII ms
terrin aisras" huoN nv LIE wG- miserable. In
desperation trlcg GlLEaS LlNlMhN IODIDJ OF
AMMONIA. IL gave me Instant relief. Used II iuecr
uaily well ~ externally.
THOMAS RlkANtGAN. l27 Wet 21th Il.
sold hy all druggists Depot t6i Gtn av. sew YORK.
wiz the falling NJ he leaves tho desire 10
of.e II KNOX urln .ifu hats becomes Wide
spread. Hence fs -lf4o-fHe ftl lat Make your rur-
chase. 81 2l2 HiO.iNar bt brusdsay or Il. TIE lth
Avenue Ho.cA
Infants Trcrfed puriu1 -iciur-- with Mo-
MILLS lELlNlNI Clltul Al ar exc APT from "a ~.
> cents.
large proportion Of 'hr female sex suffer
from d.s asses Wh.7h fho Peruvian Syrup viii cure.
Poueroy's Fiager Pads aud Water Pads for
rupturcs Tar fhp best IN r- 20 r adv y \.
Or. Lyons rbOtI Tablets.
Recommend oy dentists Eoncrlny
TRY Mrs. Ninslotv'- ~udsGiig syrup for all
ulsea q 'Iren 81 a. 'ccffin- Ntnd c'tc. a..
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fTIsA GOOD TINE now To PURCHAsE"CALLS."
They cost from $40 40 sluJ dud often Pas pruht OF
ten times the rost IN less hnn go day send O VI ,srs
FRO rHINGHAM CO.. NO. IL Wall st., Tor their oOOk
Eiyiu. fu particulars free.
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BLINKING AND FINiNCIlA.


STOCK SPECULATION.
4 NV ROCK, cNuniulug tine Nlf GUS methods ~
operating sorks, Will be mailed free 20 any address
hy tie publishers.
l.. w. HAMILTON & CO.. stock BROKERS.
10 " AL st., New YORK.
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Preparation in all complaints such as liver dis
ease, nilnsn,ss, dyspepsia, &C. IL VulTk irish Tea
Price 25c,-Adp.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS. "A big stock supe-
riOr quality aud low prices az II. H. Cowp'rthN ats
100 anl i57 Chatham street. Weekly and monthly pay
ments laAen II deslled.-1dv, ~
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state bonds were nrlL on a fair business. We note
sales of Missouri g ls,a, ~ i1ll south CAROLINA O.
- anu Tennessee s. oidat Soi4ho. RlilrOnd bonds
were weak and lover. Tue principal transactions were
A. follows
burlington, Cedar Rariis and Minnesota lsis. 80
Chesapeake ana Ohio lsts, coupon on %; chicago,
Il 'cn Island aud fac'nc - 100; New rs'y Central
LIE. .un-crfai"i, luf.t Chicago am Auuhwcs iern
.l..'t laftt coupon hon So sos; Morn. and
ks.cN 2is. i'si GENIAL racinc lsis, California aud
Oregon branch 9lai lehigh and W. H. consolidate D.,
80 Loae DOCS b9l9s - Hannibal aud e Joseph s.,
Convertible, 1di. Lake shore lsf- cousnliiafd. frc.
ttg u. ~ c.. pailesvill" ana AsntHbula 1ul
ohio anG MissisSpp. ID .f4ie mon Pacific lets, OJ
Union PacirC Sing tuud. ~ Toledo ana WABASH LET'S
s. Toledo ard wabash lists. = LOUIS division. rs AZ
hIIy and SUsquChanna lists nv Milwaukee and -.
Pau Isis Ia Crosse div So Central Pacific gold
bonas. lIrs Aicalgan Contra -, lu3iJalVHz; -.
Louis Jacksonville ahi C.,ca-o leis To-. Nilw .uKee
aud ~ Pau consolidated siuklag fund 10.
Inc opeufnc nlpnrsf lowest. ami 4 T. NJ rostur
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MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-rms DAY.
sun rises M sun SECS. "a Moon SETS. -
wArER-rIiIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. % Gov. Island. O. Hell Gate. ~
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DR.. LYONS TbotI Tablets.
mead "a oy dentists Enncslny.
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\ large propnrior 81 'hr female sex suffer
from de "l-es wh.rh mo Peruvian syru? viii cure.
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Infants Treated purlus -iciur-- with Mo-
NLlLs lEEt!ilNl tltplA Al ar exc APT from "a II.
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Pomeroy's Fiager Pads aud Water Pads for
rupturcs by Tar fhu best IN r' 80 r adv n.y. y \.
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TRY Mrs. Ninslow'- ~aIssiig syrup Tor All
ose4 = ch. lren sI a. 'ccfn'n-. Ni'd c'nc a..
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sHntmI nontes.
EXTRA DRY CABINET


CATARRH AND CATARRHAL DEAF.
nrss radically cured by Dr. KICK method, Al 81 WesI
Twenty fourth
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" In 1853"
VIA did the two buildings COST"
HE church was erected at a cost OF three
huhstcd thousand dollar, the monastery one
hurdred thousand"
How did YOU manage 20 collect 100000 in
fourteen year; and that t. build a church, not
~ great city, but up here on the heights Of
h9uuken, where you have only small cOngre-
CATION or population u Catholics around you -
I'VE PRAYED ron IT."
taid Father Nius, with placid smile.
. ms was not very satisfactory eXplaUa-
uoh To- a question involving dollars ana cents,
a. least To skeptica man. | said no
uore 10 Father Nllus, however, about II, but
J. nave harmed since then little more -
ihr means b. which the answer 10 such PRAYERS
~ YnlWncd o return to Father Mus ana his
community. lie continued his story, and in
|irurtcd him no more.
~ men Tins Retreat WAS completed in 1870 II
w." MADE tho residence and headquarters OF the
- N.trlM superior Of the Passionate ia this
,lhlri. III" Very Pew. Father Thomas. With
nlH are n.7f .dlod two advisory councillors,
e''Y X IN hers We ruud Lang. The
''Nsi .A4~Iss -! tA.s kc,Teat ags The rector The
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-14
FINANCIAL AND cow NIERCIAL
Review OF Portland Markets.
WEEK ENDING Jan. 10, 1876.

There is no particular change in the markets since
our last report Trade is progressing in slow way,
and buyers continue to operate cautiously. There
continues to be good supply of money, and the
market is easy. Gold closed at 1923.
Apples are in good supply with sales at 81 5Oa2 90;
dried apples merely nominal. Beans show no
change. Butter is showing signs of weakness.
Cheese is tending upwards. Coffee is in small stock
and very firm. Cooperage exhibits several changes,
noted elsewhere Copper is quiet Drugs and dyes
show no movement of any importance. Dry goods
are very firm, and there are symptoms of an ad-
vance, Duck is little off, Fish have not yet started
up, but movement must begin soon. Flour con-
tnues at low prices. Fruit exhibits little decline
in L. NJ. raisins. Grain lis active; corn is trife
lower but there is frmer feeling, and more in
quiry yellow is quoted at 9399ic, mixed at 92c, and
meal at 90992c; oats command zoe, and fine feed
1872. Iron continues inactive. Lard is firm, and
the demand has improved. Leather is steady and
firm with a fair demand Lumber is quiet. Molas
SEES shows a considerable decline; Porto Rico is
quoted at 45@55c and Muscovado at 4O@i5c. Naval
stores are quiet. Oils show no movement of conse-
quence, Produce is active; eggs bring 31c and po-
tatoes are quoted at 60975c. Provisions are in fair
demand, and pork has advanced little. Spices are
unchanged Sugars lare little lower. Teas have
started up and show much activity and irmness
Tins have advanced all along the line.
FREIGHTS- is but little doing in freghts
at present. We report the following charters: Bark
Norton Slower, Portland to Gardenas with box
shocks p. t.. sch Ashley Dunn, Portland to north
side of Cuba and back to north of Hatteras, So 30
for molasses and So 90 for round hid of sugar. sch
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-14
Do,,,e.,;c Markets.

NEW YORK Jan. 13-EvenIng.- Breadstuhs-Flour
receipts 9o49 bbs; exports 4,9lf bbls; sales Ss5z
ping rs q 90; Buckwheat -four unlimited request;
the general market is dull with the tone decidedly in
buyers favor; retail lots sold at unchanged price
-Wheat-receipts $3.50 bush; exports 5O,Ss3
bush; sales 5000 bush; No2 Milwaukee Spring in
store for milling at 122 90 bid in store for No
North Western and offered in store 10 for No
Chicago; nominally at / 08 q LOS in store; NO
Spring 20 a 81 for White Michigan q 9 30;
including extra at higher price; Red Western is
nominal at 25 q q; Amber do rs q ~; ofer-
inss moderate with pressure to sell at concessions
and buyers holding oil and demanding lurther con-
cession closed dull. Corn-recepts $50 BUSH ex-
ports 400 bush; sales 10000 bush at SO @ SS4c for
new Vel ow chiefly at $50, but closed with sales of
AZ cars Mixed at So1c aoat; 5000 bush old western
Mixed in store at Ole; closed irmer with fair eXptor
inquiry Southern White at IS a 9Oc; 90c asked for
Western White. Oats-receipts 7,7I5 bush; exports
none sales 1000 bush oslo for OhioWhite afoat;
zoe fol- White Michigan afoat 81 @ 6sc ior State on
dull and buyers holding of. Barley-reeelpts none;
no exports; sales 1900 bush sales OF seven cars NO
rowed State, jefferson county, at 42a; II cars OF
Canada at 60 afoat. Rye Canada in bond held at
90; State 93c bid on track; Western nominal at w
a 39t. Corn Meat-receipts 81 bols; exports io6
4 IS for Western Yellow; 4 20 q 80 for Western
White; 90 q 35 for Jersey and Pennsylvania Vel
low per Dbl; 40 for coarse yellow Baltimore IN
sacks; Jersey city sacked, coarse 81 o. so; fine
stted at 81 "a 6S; boted Yellow at ! 10 q ";
boted White 1 IS. Seeds-Ohio and Indiana Clover
n held at 0s "a IS sesdV 81 a Isl or city,
40 IS for western IS 90 q 25or Ontario y Dbl ;sales
IS bbls Barley NIalt-receipts so bush; the market
is dull and buyers apart Whiskey-receipts OF 39l
bbls sales $50 bbls at 50 g 97Ic; 95Ic for Alcohol
Pork is nominal at 20 o. Lard firm at 13sc seller
February 10 1916; II Lie for seller March Tallow
quiet and steady at 15-l6e. Coffee quiet and trm-
Raw Sugar unchanged; sales yesterday OF 733 hhds
200 boxes 956 bads; refined Sugar Is in moderate de-
mand; standard crushed 10 q 1Osc; powdered 10l a
1Osc. Petroleum is dull; crude in bulk at st "a 6sc;
II S W at 121c; cases at II l1 17lc Naval Stores
Rosin quiet strained at TO- Far nominal; Whining
ton at 2 80 o. 81. Turpentine is quiet and firm;
Spirts.at 36l "a SIC.
Ocean Freights-The Engagements have been as
follows; to Liverpool by steam $4,000 bush grain at
III a lid; London 5000 bush grain by sail at Old
Gold opened at 1929 and closed Mt 1l2a.
The Cotton market isquiet; Middling uplanas at
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-14


At market for the current week: Cattle. 1722,
Sheen and Lambs, 1915; Swine, 6750: number OF
Western Cattle, 1880; Eastern Cattle 92; Northern
Cattle and Mich Cows $50 Cattle left over from last
Prices of Beef Cattle, " cwt, live weight Extra
quality 81 80 q O0 first quality Sc 70 %; sec
ond quality So % q so: third quality S. % co.
poorest grades of coarse oxen bulls, &C., at SO 70 q
: Brighton Hides : 60 cents p ib. Brighton Tai
' Country Sn Hides q SIC p h. Country Taow Sc
e Gait Skins "A q l5c p ID. Sheep and Lamb Skins
The supply Of Cattle from the West was not so
large as that of one week ago. The quality of those
from the West was full as good as those in at last
market Prices remain unchansea: aad s. .ne 'fa ha
of last market. There were some very nice Beeyes
in market, which sold at our highest quotations. 5
8 Learned bought "a very nice Cattle, winch were
brought into market from Connecticut, four of them
weighing 1910 lbs live weight. l
Working Oxen-Fair supply in market: Not very
active demand. A few pairs each week being all the
market requires at this of the year. We quote
sales of pair, grth feet Slnches live weight $500
fbs for $685. pair girth feet 10 inches i've weight
2S5o lbs for S17O pair girth feet live weight 300
MS for $780, pair, grth feet inches, live weight
245o lbs for SIPS; pair, girth feet inches, live
Store Catte@Yeariings s1i q SIS; two year olds
si5 IA S27 three year olds SIS q $45 70 head. Most
of the small Cattle brought into market that are in
a fair condition, are bought up by butchers to
Mich Cows-We quote Extra $55 q 90; ordinary
S25 Sp $50; Store Cows SIS @ $45 W head. Most
Of the Cows offered in market are CT a common
grade. Prices do not vary much from week to week.
Sheep and Lambs-From the West there was a
larger supply than has been brought in from that
section in any week for several months past all
owned by butchers, costing, landeded at Brighton
from Ga "a TIC " ib From the North there was a
fair supply, prices ranging from q SIC h.; 81.
tail a 1oc % lib. Fat Hogs, $500 in market, prices
s a. SIC " I'd.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-14
CumberIand Conference.

The second day of the conference opened at
nine o'clock. A brief period was spent in
PRAYER and singing, at the close of which dis
cussion followed upon resolution offered in
regard to slight alteration in article second OF
the constitution. The committee not being
present the matter was deferred.
The Rev. w. H. Fem made report on sew
oral churches in Maine. He stated that the
church in Scarboro' had risen from the dead,
and through his efforts, with the assistance OF
Mr. Hinkley, it has been we'll started. The
report stated that the foundation OF church IN
West Baldwin has been laid by two young
ladies, and it is expected that society VIII
soon be formed, and clergyman ordained.
church is being erected. The report OF the
Maine Missionary Society was next read by
Rev. David Thurstop, who offered the follow
ing resolution 'f- .l'-.a i
Resolued, That the churches of the confer
ence take semi annual collection for the
Maine Missionary Society. .aes. 4'
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Thurston made an earnest plea for the
Society. After the report of the committee,
go preach my gospel" the topic of the morn
ing, upon the need of greater unity of action
was discussed by Rev. E. Y. HiHcks and others.
The conference closed in the afternoon with a
sermon by Rev. B. P. Snow, and the admins
tration Of the Lords Supper.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-14

THE MUsEUM.-Colleen Bawn proves the
greatest attraction thathas been presented at
the Museum for a long time. The scenic effects
call out much admiring comment, and the act
ing evokes warm praise The character of the
Colleen Bawn is one of Miss Chippendales
happiest conceptions, and is excellently rem
dered Miss Isadera Cameron, as the high
spirited Irish girl Anne Chute, both looks and
acts finely. Miss Victoria Cameron is an ex-
cellent Mrs. Cregan. Mrs. Grattan, as Shee-
lab, is very entertaining, and great faverite.
The character of Myles Na-Copoleen in the
hands of Mr.. Calder is an artistic and we'll
conceived rendition, and is warmly received by
the audience Mr.. Little is an eminently sat-
isfactory Danny Mann, and displays some
strong acting. Mr.. Bascomb takes the part of
Hardness Cregan we'll, and in some scenes does
admirably. Mr.. Verney is an excellent
Father Tom. The other parts are we'll TAX
en-.
The good acting in conjunction with the fine
scenery and many pleasing situations OF the
play will be likely to ensure it a long run.
Owing to fall Mr.. Calder was unable to
pay last evening; but will be well enough to
play to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-14
The Wool Market.

Boston, Jan. 10 -LReported tor the Press THE
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania piek-loek So q
6Oc; do choice Xxx 55 a Soc; do fine \ 81 g 55c me,
dunn IS a SIC: coarse 30 q 52c Michigan extra and
Xxx 81 q 53c; fine so q Sic; medium 81 g Sc COM
mon II "a 4Sc; other Western fine and 40 SD 52c
medium 40 q SIC, common As q 4Sc; pulled extra
IS "a 55c supertine So a 55; Mol, rs q 35c; comb
ing fleece S. a &c; California II 4Oc; Texas %
a 42c; Canada 40 "a soc; do combing GO q 81; Smyr-
ma washed II a 33c; do unwashed, IA @ 22c Buenos
Ayres IS "a $50; Cape Good Hope 80 a SIC; Austra-
ian As q 56c Donskoi 20 g SIC; Mestiza pulled so
q S24c. .
The market for continues quite steady and firm
for all kinds of domestic and fnll prices have been
readily obtained for desirable lots. There is no par
tcular pressure to buy SELL but stocks are so com
parativey light in the hands of manufacturers that
many of them are forced to buy from week to week,
and the sales foot up a full average.
In New York the demand during the past lew
DAYS has been very fair and the tone of the market
has greatly improved. The comparatively low prices
ruling have attracted the attention OF manufacturers
who have visited the market in fair nu nbers this
week and they concur in the opinion of dealers that
prices will advance before they decline.
In Philadelphia there Is frmer feeling in the
market, and rather more inquiry from the manu-
facturers number of Eastern buyers have been
looking through the market, but their purchases
have been of limited character. The stock in the
hands of the deaers less than at this heriod last
year, and the supply in the West with which to re-
Flemish ia small,
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Brief j Outings.

Be sure to see the hen show.
Mrs. Roberts gave select readings and the
Leavtt sisters sang at Yarmouth, Monday
evening.
Don't forget the "Mormon" dance in the
Grand Army course tonight, at their ball.
Temperance prayer meeting at the Deering
Bridge chapel this evening at z 10 p m. All
are invited. -'---
A larga number of teams are engaged in
hs-:ling ice from Capisic to this city. Yester'
day afternoon valuable horse fell dead at the
pond. He was owned by Mr.. John Murray.
A full attendance is requested at the meet
ing of the Samaritan Association with Mrs.
Henry Taylor, 536 Congress street, this after
noon AMI evening, in order to make all neces-
sary arrangements for the entertainment at
City Hall, the 22d inst.
The fifth sermon in the series at the Allen
Mission was preached last evening by DR..
Shailor, and notwithstanding the storm good
audience was present, and the sermon was
deeply interesting, from the text what Man
ner of Persons Ought Ye to be"
Remember that the annual ball of the Mont
gomery Guards will come off at City Hall nex1
Wednesday evening.
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A LIVELY RUNAwAY.-At 10 o'clock yester-
day morning all was quiet on Middle street, OPP
posite the Falmouth Hotel; at two minutes past
ten six teams were running away. 1t happen
ed like this: s. G. Dyer was turning his team
in front of the Falmouth when his sleigh hit
another and frightened the other horse. This
frightened John Rand's express team and seve-
raj others, and the sport began. Mr.. Dyer, Mr..
Sager, the stable-keeper, and S. Winslow had
nice sleighs smashed and saw their horses run
away. Rand had his job pung stove up.
Another sleigh, which no one appeared to own,
was also smashed; and still another team ran
down Middle street and disappeared. Strange
to say no person was injured in the least dur
ing the affair, and all the horses engaged in the
runaway escaped without injury. 1t was the
most exciting runaway which has been seen on
the street for long time.
The Portland daily press., 1875-01-14
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

M Once Hours.
From 500 m to $50 p m, Sundays excepted,
sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
City Delivery.
The public are requested to adopt the house door
letter boxes the of which will result III greatly
increased rapidity in the delivery OF letters. :,
Free delisery Of letters by Carriers will be secured
by having them plainly addressed to the street ana
No person need call at the Office for all may have
mali matter left at their residences regularly, WITH
Three deliveries will be made daily, in all the dis
tricts, viz; at and 10 a. m, and at p M and IN
the business portions Of Nos. y =, ., ana q Hne
heart of the c!ty an additional delivery az Lou PILL
Collections
Are made ON week DAYS at Z and 11.15, a. m, and
at and p. m. On Sunday one collection at . p.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Boston and intermediate offices. Arrive at l00
and 500 pm. Close at $50 a m, and 2.4O anu 9ou
Rostop and the West Arrive at 500 p IN.
intermediate or Way Mails via Boston and Maine
Railway. Arrive at 100 and 500 IN. Close at
$50 IN and 2.40 pm.
and 4.45 m. Close at $50 m, 2.40 and 800 p m.
Bangor, Mattawamkeag, and connecting routes.
Arrive at 8 p m. Close at IL m.
Augusta and connecting routes. Arrlve at S.Oo a
and p m. Close at IL M and Z 20 pm. ..u,uo
Express, Augusta, Bangor and the East. arrive
at IZaS am G, nemegiate Offices and the north
Arrive at p m. Close at ~ m.
Canada and intermediate offices, via IT, L. h. Ar
rive at D m. Close at 12.45 p m.
Morning Northwestern by u. T. Il. ArrlVe aus
m. Close at $50 q. m.
Lewiston and Auburn. Arrive at 800 m, . anu
$40 m. Close at g. Is m, IL M and 7.20 M
Rochester, N. H., and intermediate offices. Arrive
at 10. 10 q m, and lbs m. Close at 7.30 m, and
100 m.
North Conway and other offices on the T. q Y: H.
R. Arrive at 1850 m, and 500 m. Closelat 100
a. m. and /. 90 m. -
By the Bridgton Stage. Arrive at m. Close at
$50 m.
Passport, via each steamer. Arrive at 6 m.
Close at 4.30 m. -,
Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Mount Desert, MILL
bridge, JonespeTt and Machias, via each steamer.
Arrive at a m. Close at m.
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island Arrive
Thursday at a m. Close Saturday at $50 p m. >
Foreign Mails, via New York, day previous to sail
ing of steamers, Close at 2.40 p M
Foreign Mails for Allen Line from this port close
every Saturday at pm.