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word about the Vernon parish case in
Louisiana may not be out of place at this time.
The writer was in the employ Of the House
Committee on Louisiana, of which Mr.. Mprri-
son Of Kentucky WAS Chairman. and which
went South in November last. That committee
was divided into nV" suh-cOmmittces Of three
each To visit different parts II the State. The
undersigned was sent To the district around
Shreveport, in the service OF the suh-commit-
toe pr sided over by Mr., Meade of New York
Vernon parish was selected for the croWnng
Nllniny Of Hayes accomplicrs, brcausc It's
very remote situation made the Sroundrels con-
ident that II would escape investigation.
The american says the charge restod upon
the uns upportrd testimony Of discharged
clerk. Whose antcccdents Were questionable and
whose drmeanOr and appearance were against
him" Now. this clerk. n gentleman If most
courteous and refined manners, brought before
Mr.. Meadn's subcommittee, when IN session at
Natihltoches, the original records of the cleo
ton IN his parish, a dupl ate of which was for
wardcd 10 llayess Nassals at New Orleans.
These documents were Of the same authority as
n duly certified record Of a judgment in one Of
our courts Of law. The writer mad the pleasure
Of personally inspecting them. They showed
that Kellogg and another Hayes ecctor had re-
ceived one vote each, the entire remaining vote
OF the parish having been east for the eight
Tildcn electors. When these sheets TO tanlpcr
with which WAS the same crime rs to alter "A
record IN ono Of our courts had passed through
the hands OF Iiayess hirclings In the New Or
leans State House. they came out showing "A
10 the entire vote Of the parish. which was east
for Tilden. ] repeat that the remote situation of
the parish gave these Hayes men the hOldnr,s
which ras atty derives from the SENSE Of So
curly. and leave further comment to you.
BALTIMORE, July, 1871. KEpORTER.
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GRANT IN ENGLAND.
Ensli.hmen'. Opinion. on the Subject.

Prom PricaD litter Communicated 10 The Sun.
LONDON, June 21.-I saw Grant few days
Icxpected his eight years at the White House
might have polished his boorishncss, but he
still is the same. mover. saw any public char
artcr. and hardly ever. II ever. u private snob
so unspeak ahly vulgar and ugly and insignia
cant. He had not even a smile for the flattcring
Ilaudiis Of John BHll ! never could have
even looked like. being of Il superior race
alongside him. He cant make the slightest
speech in reply to the English before or after
dinner oratory Such n barbarian. certainly
never was the guest Of this nation before
From The Cincinnati Commercial
The thoroughncss with which Picrrcpont and
Badeau (Brigadicr in waitngl managed to make
cx-Prcsidcnt Grant ridiculous in London wi be
appreciated by the intelligent readers OF the
tgll9wng private letter To- = friend II, IN Nsw
well known for his good Will toward this coun-
try:"
Some rdicalou. and prcpo.terous things have hap
question Of prccedcncc IN the innocence Of our hearts
cfCnclnnatns business aud that after joyully laying
nDw S Ss Sy q rTn" to o eGndo Of cs
and yokcd their horses once more TO the plough but 1t
sisted upon the highest royal honor wanting TO walk he
tori Pcs 4 mot bf;Te Hms Which w9Sd all be ,sry
As nobody understood about It. the results have been
GRANT ricTrepont and MIR! ridfrcponi and Mr. Badcau
all stood in semi circle IN one room after the manner
e,,e tle guests \ Tory friend OF mine chsncd me
gtHndcr Kind Of parsonage than baltimore like
Lord Mayor of London or the High sheriff o county
the chic man during his term Of service hut ready after
ward gracefully to retire 10 the higher dignity Of private
life
seriously am afraid that Gcn Grant has not made a
good impression upon the most sensible people whose
good opinion Is best worth having. and am heartily
sorry iorit IT'S hard To make people who have not
been IN the United states understand how an eN fresi
dent may nuthe after ALL preventative American
even lair specimen. of his cOuntryncn.
From n, Gacnnan Commercial
II seems that Pierrepont took the reception OF
Grant upon himself. and warned him 10y tee-
gram to Queenstown not TO accept any invita-
tons. And Plerrcpont and the Brigndier in
attendance. Badeau. met Grant at Liverpool
and put him through. Their greatest agony
was To force the English To- receive him rs II he
was Il king. and this il whore the laugh and the
grotesque come in, When the whole story is
told. 1t will probably prove 20 hc the most ride
ulous AFFAIR Of the century. Grant does not
seem to have known anything about the talent
that his Brcyct Brgadier in att endance and the
able-hodied Minister were displaying in max
ing asses Of themselves. and the only redeem
ing feature of the farce IL tn" imperturablc pot
metal. close mouthcd solcmnity Of carncstness
with which Grant took the practical joke that
was being played on him.
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TTTT7T NJ HTTTTTY FT7F IlFI7TTTFT-
A little colorcd girl, nine years Of ago
daughter Il Samuel Phelps was passing over
the railroad bridge which spans FISHING creek
near the lrpot, with n large pnrasOl stretched
over her head, when the blast struck her. and
in "A moment she was swept of the bridge and
WHO saw The "trair IRON a short distanee III
SAYS that she won't down hanging 10 the UNI
hria which was stretched over her head ike a
rrarhod the ground Several persons went Ia
her assist aner Immediately ana were doubtless
SURPRISED 10 find her alive She was not Only
alNr, but comparatively little injured. as the
Doctor who attended her. told the writer that her
worst injury was severe sprain of one of her
ankles, WIN possibly "A fracture Of one Of tho
elhtll,r bones, Her preservation from death IL
probably owing to the fact that the parasOl acted
q parachute and that sho foil on u haw bush
three or four foot high.
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What - Difference.
Pom n, DiHl,'1y Neica

Dr,g wirr send me poke, handkerchief
JOINS
She won't slowly to the drawer 10 get the de-
sired article and while looking for II. she came
across the following note, dated two weeks after
the wedding:
SrStiGnr ~ Sor You Will have ~ send me hand.
kcrcmDi Your h,Wltchns ewes ~o turned my head hi
murnin- that iuf.f 60 TAX ou' with me. for ~ h'h
shall Hiss TIE thousand times
when come huur In two hours ans twenty minutes IL
viii ls twelve O'Clock AMI then can come t. my beau.
uul Ions 90 ny 60 Auu \ thousand kisses send
thee. my fairy wife, Your tcnderly. joins
She sighed. gave the boy the handkerchief.
and sighed again.
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BITTEHS.
l.. ~ l., DR., sole Agent, - John st. :
T. % bon lIfit
THE SUN
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud

APrerien, who not elected by the people hAnn
been inaugurAted at Washington through proce'f' d
fraud call upon hone men Of all parties to rally 20
sether determined sni persistent effort Tor ins cor
recuon o tins and for the punishment Of no
guilty 70 be enforced through the bAllotboI
Fur tins outrage upon the risht OF self government W
Republican party snd It's chosen managers are fumsnp
responsible, but the men who have taken ONE, if0l.i
such means, and who actually exercisus the Wei
OF the Government upon such authority scarcely ~
guilty than they who conceived and executed ID" unpAf
Alced poAuca swinde
The Fraudulent President ana his advisers HAVING ~
dsrtaken to orsake the snoient ways Of The k'lpi
party and having invited Democrat anda 'rnrf k''s
70 occupy one Of the i'm portant ofaes in dc ~
net propose tn tchAuch the honest public "uuntw'
the South by tie Destomal OF oncssAni l., anen'fN.
system OF Government subsidies to railroads ann -A"'
hoping thus to eompets IN corruption III, ~ .rk nes-i
fraud At the same time with hypucuucal rferh.''
reforming the civil service, they Halter ine 'anin
Northern theorists 10 The end that the great 90 n'
which this AimnstTauon Is founded may he o''i''e'
and condoned
Against tins complex scheme, NJ against Che en'''
tors with whomn originated, we call upon u' i''.'
commence iume iatey eAnpasn auke m'f .''''' "
perunac.us We rrom~ them untfrom ir,ln"n' "
theond THE suN shall neNerue found lassarl r ni
IN thi, holy crusAi, and invite u,~ rec Wife
every quarter tu Iuln IN the movement
- our oi fuenis and readers bod, of niou' ~
Of souls-tls same number a, the ma urit' NJ vitae
r"ns Who. an November last voted ilr ~su.'
fur President We need only SAY mat wr 'lsN'
hereafter asiu the past to coutui i'r h'n''' N'
form economy. and iusue, 30 public AFFAIR AMI ''
shat 'ul cndeavor to suppl, AN ssh" may ''.
columns with careful complete. ani Vn''~ ''
count. Of current events ant n.Ns ifon ss'.i it'
world. while from Warrington. r.lNniN. QUO OBJ
Wi continue to be tull. accurate. and l~afl,'s
The pricr OF NJ, dul, srN !, 63 .,DI' d H
$3.50 year, post paid, OF, Nlu Nae sunia. '""'
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NEW YORK TO MANHATTAN BEACH

CON COMFY ISLAND.
The Manhattan Beach and New York Bay Ridge and
Railroads open.
NEW. QUICK. SHORT ROUTE TO COMFY ISLAND
Manhattan Beach comprises the finest portion lneary
haln OF coney Island and is under exclusive
ship.
The magnificent "MAN1IATTAN BEACH HOTEL" the
finest seaside hotel In the United states Is open.
GRAFULLA'S FAMOUS SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
plays every afternoon and evening. and will give
GRAND SACRED CONCERTS
every Sunday evening.
The steamers NoRwALk and MOSES TAYLOR leave
North River hourly, as follows
Tweny.third St, N r.. $40 $40 10 40 II 90 u 10
lao. 2 ~. $40. 40, $40. go TAO $40
West 10th st, r., $50 $50, 10 so. II So II so 90
2 80. $50. so. $50. 8 80. 75o $50
Pier l. X battery $40. 1910, II TO- ~ 10. 10
$40. 3 10 4 TO- 10 10. 7 10. $40. 80
Returning, leave the Beach every hour from si2 A
Fare round trip. 50 cents
Time, Battery to Bay Ridge 20 minutes
Time. Bay Ridge Ia Manhattan Beach, - minutes
Ciulens and strAngces alike should visit this magnia
cent Beach, enjoying the safe, delightful sail NE
upper bay and the ride over new, wellequppcd rail-
way running through beautiful romantic county
For the Brooklyn travel trains leave East New YorkM
intersection Of Broadway, Fulton aud Atlantic avs. Al
~. 80, 1910, lIlO A NJ, 2O, $40, no, 10, 10
no slOP VI.
Take steam from Long Island Railroad flanuA
Avenue Depot for East New York. or take any line
horse running to East New York
Pare from East Y, round trip. ia cents.
Time from East n y. To Beach. - minutes.
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Miscellaneous.
ADVENTUROUS.
posT OFFICE NOTICE, The foreign mail. fc

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-Tlc foreign mails for
1 tie week ,uiii- saturday July ~ ISL viii Close
TIN. nhco Tue .iAs At A tor Europe nv steam.
ship Wisconsin. VIA Queenstown, On W"dncs lav At "a
for Europe lN steamship Sc thln. Via queenstown
correspond, nee for France To- he Forwarded by tins
STEAMER must hc specially addressed and At g A Tor
France direct iy steamship VILE de Paris vim IIaNrc
ON fhur.lav 40 u 'n fnr Europe ~ steamship Gel
u IT, via Plymouth 'htfiuurs, and Hamburg. Shfur
da, nt ~ for scotland. Ac 10y steamship victoria
Via Mn,ic and uHssnw. and AZ II 80 \ VI Tor Euroue
hV steamship Brtannc, via Queenstown correspond.
encc ior Germany. Scotland a. tohc forwarded hy tins
steamer must be- specially addressed and at II ~ A.
for crnany. Sc by steamship Wc~cr, via soutamp
ton ami bremen
The steamers Wisconsin ScNthia and Britannia do not
taxi mails tor Denmark, sweden and Norway
The mail, for West Indies. VIA Havana. leave New
York Au- l
Tho mail, tor China and Japan leave San Francisco
The mails for Australia. &c will leave san Francisco
Aug H. l-5T l.. JAMES. Postmaster.
Nav NuRk. July I. 1877
XIANTED-An upright show case suitable tor exit.
W biting goods Address EXHIBITOR, box ~, sun
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STEAMBOATS, anO .,allruaos.
DENNsYLvA>IA RAILROAD.


ASD UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
on and after June % 1871 trains leave New York. via
ncsbros-c. and Corilandt streets fcrrcs a. follows
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh. the West and south,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ, and ; 80
4 daily.
For wilhansport Lock Haven CORY. and Erie at 30
l. NJ, connecting NJ Cory Tor TitusNille. Petroleum
Centre and the OH Regions For Wiliamsport and Lock
Haven. A VI
For Baltimore, Washington. and the South Limited
Washington Express 81 Pullman Parlor Car- daiiy.
except SUNDAY. @ 80 A Vi arrive WashinxtO lOP NJ
Regular At : - A Nj. l, q. anu ~ 4. NJ Sunday. D
and = SOP
Expires. Tor Philadelphia : 10 20 o n 40 Limited
10 JOA Nj. T. ~. e. :. ami 80 4 VI sunday, o A VI 4.
So. :. and 81 4. NJ. EmIsrant and second class.
rM
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth AmhnN. flemin-ion Relviiere. and
otht points. local schedules ut All Ticket Dnices
Trans arflye From Pittsburgh. - and - ~ and
10 2lP daily, - 10 4 NJ - - 4. VI daily except
Monday From Washington ami Baltimore. Il 10. 10 -
A. NJ ! IL. 2 10. and lOIOP Soniay. $50 10 ~
From lhilhdrlpu ni. q ~. - 80. 10 10 10 ~.
~ iDA 2ll. an % 10. q - ~. 10 H. aui 10 -
VI sunday. . 70. 80 10 ~. II % A. NJ. $50 and
~ COP VI
Ticket Onces. 500 and ga Broadway. Aston House.
and loot OF pcshros-es AMI turiAnit st., Court 4,
Brooklyn. IA ild, and li- Hudson Il. Huhuk'n, De-
pot Jersey city Lmigrant Ticket ONCE Battery place.
PRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER,
t.,. rul Man (yu ral Pa MGR AEON
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Shlpplna.

ANCHOR LINE;T7r NAIL STEAMERS
III i89,s,L,,f;Go%SS t.@N6GSpi&R1' 81 LIVERPOOL.
r 4Ii @lSD2S So ATR s sqETn Riifs
liENhtR,oS BROS AGENTS
GE>>IEyn.A. ~. TR,>sATIiAI>Tic cow ta
eans AT plymouth, Greai hntNn for the andns oI pas
iAERApoR Sarshcr wcnc .l,y. July -. q AN
ffaiiat b"@re ' %.i"y,day. Aux :, : + H.
saw" Lots bE HEBlfS. Agent. So Broadway
INMAN LINE.-MAlL STEAMERS
i,ry zen l9}l,EENISrowN ANn LIVERPOOL
G3 OF OF SEsFEn s saturday a.: Il
e CABiS ~ s@a -s Henp ,, ON yGraee
Saloons, State Rooms, smoking and Bath Rooms ami-
JOHN e DALE Agent
NATIONAL fSH riogD,; q and 81 North aver
u"'" foR 9trENsGoMS xSP IiV WIN % 4 ~ a w.
i h yRRq''" j jay = :. \ ENANo Au Aug Z
wv HURST Naaa.ef
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STEAMSHIP LINES
For California IaIop. chin', Aa.ren, New Zealand
roRss% ~if HStisco. IA if"+rfliNtS ~ PANAMA
%
FROM SAN FRANtISCO rOJAPAN ANDrillNA
steamship CITY Uf TOXIC, "Wednesday. AUX
| FROM san FRANCISCO 10 AUSTRALIA and NEW
steamship CITY or SIN YORK. Wednesday. Aug 49,
WM p CLYDE SEQ, OF II J BrLLAY Supt
dBnMlns Green Pier foot Canal st. r
STATE LINE STEAMERS
- To GLASGOW BELFN~I. ant LONDONDERRY
From Pier - foot OF canal i. r.
SiHfE OF fESSSilyNNiiNI.' ifM ,SiS =, Iuy 20
s2d
AUSTiN BALDWIN go A-cnt. y Broadway
Sierraar tSct. ~ a. Broadway and at Company pier
foot OF canal 81. \ Il
TME, AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM
fANN ut fulIAnllrlllA -
llllLAnELrillN AND LIVERPOOL. LINE
Tie unlN Trin.atlauu, huN sllu- umlrr the American
nag Saillng every Thursday nom fAIladrllulA aud
"Wednesday rom Liverpool
THE RED STAR LINE
CARVING the Brl-nn and mtcl state, mails Sailing
,emimmuNl. alternately lrom Philadelphia ami Ncw
York. Direct and only
10 ANTWERP
Forra'cs Of passage AMI other Information applyt,
lEIEk Wright \ SON~ Grurrnl Agents
3O7 walnut Il fMltlrptlA. ~ broadway. New York.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Battery place.
WHITE STAR LINE
NINA. FOR QuEENsloWN AND LIVERPOOL
GEFFim!N1NNNIltS I All = i, 3 a e, + II II
ADlNAllc Auf l. I T. VI
From wu,e Star Dock Pier ~. NortG ri1,r
Cabins Ail auui>iup. saloon s~l ami 500 gold Re
| turn TICKETS ON favorable term. sic,iAlr. s1~
| X j tukIls A-rUf. $50 broadway. Sow York
l
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Excursions.

JARRETT q rA ls,,.Y M'DsuMMES
WEEK. REttREArIos
rIcrynEs9gf SE% 9SdhlAyp co,s.
." Oo''a S%R!SSSSifR FT fGsqFFH' steamer
T y" SS oct oYs 80 ' st. Sr N
vs. ,'''""S '"s ' PLXCEs OF INTEREST,
s sS$$S$.SSsS$f PER- S $#SSS$$$so
Ss'aSaas eFAsITE syAfE viii S Teach &c Scv y
LiNifEb NrMBIR c35m or TICKETS
ONLY WILL BE ISSUED
FARE for the entire craisc -, tia
MEALS oN BoARD, A IA CARTE,
r the American plan. 81 day, including brcak6a
dinner 9ga ;qRPS g SO for the sp',Tc Grg
each per day sioior the cruise. They accommodate
TTssI ' and sI%HE Rooms San NOW he secured
r ana SeI crSs a. SPtw"y next
scenery and Incident may also be obtained
pLYMOUTH ROCK. R0cKAwY
MARINE rw io. EINHs I Fy lb,yg PAY,
80 .sAnnETrT rA ~ v.uests p,s,,
.ovs grcssimg', e, q, eT IS makes two a
..Leaves foot Of 22l st. n X, at o'clock
dLkE 4 n \ and and 3.s Z - NJ and PERL H''oS
sScH udSb6kf UP r klRHf 'I2 to FfHy f
MOONLIGHT ON THE HUDSON,
M PLYMOUTH ROCK
FRIDAY EVENING JULY ~.
JARRETT A PALMFRS superb palace steamer
PINMOt I'll ROCK.
the largest handsome.i and bc,i appointed cxcuro.
steamer in the world brilliantly Illuminated and nrusI
cally decorated, will make CLAIMING TRIP ny
MOONLIGHT up the romantic HUDSON river on FRI
AYEvENlNG the 10Th inst returning before midnight
THE superb MAXINE BAND,
MEYERS FULL STRING ORCHESTRA.
THE POPULAR MADRlGAL BOYS,
TIE MOZART GIEE CLUB
ARTHUR BENT the renowned cornct
THE GREAT CHIME OF CATHEDRAL BELLS. Ac,
VIII contribute to the remarkable array Of musical NJ
fractions
:. Boat will leave Pier n r., at 3 O'Clock; and the
foot Of 22d st. n X, atsls O'Clock. - -
FARE. FIFTY CENTS
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WHY, MARY. now DARE YOU go ON
w those koFkawaN boats HEY so crowded. while
the fare j. NIFTY cents Why not tan the boats from Peck
slip and I'M Il. which leave nearly hall hour
Astoria amt Harlem Bnilcr They connect with HIGH
brsc boats, and the arc Is only ten cents Get time
table and study IL
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NATIONAL IINE.-ricrs ~ and 81. North lyer
~ FOR LONDON
GREECE Do. ........ Ihur~iAv. July ~ at 10 A VI.
FOR QUEENSTOWN ANp LIVERPOOL
The Queen july n . ITALY Aug - "
Egypt July -. "a ENGLAND Aug H. 7 \ NJ
CABIN and .ieera.e passage and drafts from ~ upward
lil'R-T Manager
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-04
Brief Jottings.

The FOURTH WILL BE OBSERVED AT THIS
OFFICE AND NO PAPER WILL BE ISSUED ON
THURSDAY MORNING.
The Portland Reds are to play the Dirigos at
Presumpscot Park this morning at O'Clock.
A close game may be expected.
The Congress Street M. E. Society and Sab
bath School 60 to Little Diamond next Friday
in the steamer Gazelle.
David M. Bean, Esq, of Saccarappa fell
from load of hay Monday, breaking one of
his arms.
An undertaken returns the cause of death
in Cape Elizabeth as ian ulster on the STUN
ick."
At special meeting Of the Board Of. May or
and Aldermen held yesterday afternoon an in
sane man was sent to the State Asylum.
Cummings Encampment, No. 16, I. o. o. f.
Of Saccarappa, are to have public installation
on Tuesday evening July 10.
A ship carpenter employed in Russell's yard
in East Deering, was accidentally struck on
the head with an axe and received severe
wound.
A fine mirage was visible from Hussey' s
Sound off Diamond Cove yesterday afternoon.
Vessels far beyond Green Island were dis
tinctly visible suspended ''twixt air and
water
A clergyman who resides in Deering, visited
the Congregational conference at Calais last
week with his family. On his return to this
city he oversight and was carried to Boston on
the steamer. He returned the next day.
The chief of the fire department has issued a
general order instructing the engine men tc
cause the hose carriage horses to be exercised
one hour.each day except Sundays, but while
so doing not to 60 beyond the hearing of the
ellis.
Williston Society of Friends 60 to Great Che
league Friday of this week. AS the steamer
leaves State street wharf and returns there at
night it will be quite an accommodation to the
people. This beautiful island is seldom visited
by excursionists.
On Monday young man, but not gentle
man, passing through State street with cow
ardly daring, made bold to break off hand
come flower in front yard. He was remon
strated with by a lady neighbor who saw the
first attempt, but he as cody as the cow would
enter yard and as though he was ignorant OF
any mischief as much as that more useful ami
NAL, seized his prize and walked away.
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.
Once Hours.

Once Hours.
From 7.30 m to $50 M Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 m.
PORTLAND, Me-, July Q, 1877.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Boston and intermediate offices. Arrive at 70 q
and 11.15 p. M Close at SIS m, and LEO and 900
p.m
Boston and the West. Arrive at $40 pm.
intermediate or Way Mails via Boston and Maine
Hallway. Arrive at LOO and 800 m. Close at SIC
a and LOO D m.
Great Southern and Western. Arrive at Il. 20 and
Ills m. Close at s.15 m, leo and 800 pm.
Bangor, Mattawamkeag, and connecting routes,
Arrive at LBS p. m. Close at 11.50 a. m.
Augusta and connecting routes. Arrive at $50 a
IN. and l.35 p. m. Close at 1150 m and AS m.
Morning Northwestern by G. 7. R. Arrive at 1856
m. Close at 7.15 m.
Lewiston and Auburn. Arrive at 200 and $50
a. m, and LBS p m. Close at $40 and 1l5O a. m.
Rochester, N. H., and intermediate offices. Arrive
at .45 p. m. Close at 100 a m and 12.45 pm.
North conway and other offices on the P. q o. r.
X. Arrive at $40 m and 555 m. Close at $50
a m and 1890 pm.
Castine. Deer Isle, sedgwick, S. W. Harbor, Mt.
Desert, Jonespert, Machias. Machiasport, East Ma
chias, Millbridge and Bar Harbor, via each steam
er. Arrive at 6 a. m. Close at 9 p. m.
PASSPORT, via each steamer. Arrive at 600 a m.
Close at 4.45 pm.
Foreign Mails per Allan Line close every Fri
day at p. m.
Foreign Mails, via New York. day previous TO SAIL
Ing OF steamers Close at 100 m.
Express, Augusta, Bangor and the East. Arrive
at 200 am. Close at 800 p m:
Skowhegan intermediate offices and the north.
Arrive at 1.35 M Close at 115O m.
Skowhegan also closes at 9.00pm
Canada and intermediate offices, via G. 7. r. Ar
rive at 1880 p. m. Close at 100 p m.
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island. Close
at 1l50 a. m. and p. m.