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Returned to the State.

New YOEK, March 8.-A Charleston
South Carolina, special to the Times gives
the following: A salute of 81 guns were
fired to-day by the Lafayette artillery on
Citadel Hill, in honor of the formal reoccu-
patton by the state authorities of the Cita-
del, which, since the wal has served as
barracks for the federal;troops. A special
of the south twenty.one years ago to join
the Confederate army, hoisted the state
banner on the flagstaff, from which lately
iloated the stars and strips, in the presence
of state officers and many other prominent
citizens. A supper was given this evening
to the battle-scared graduates Of the insti-
tuition. The limited appropriation allowed
by the state will not provide a full faculty
and only the lower branches will be taught
at the reOpening of academy.
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LONDON, March GA dispatch from
Paris says the recent vote in the cham
Der Of deputies in favor of the con-
clusion of an agreement with rail
way companies by which members of
travel anywhere in France for the payment
Of 120f. "A year has created very unia-
vorable comment. A private person would
have to pay 1,29Of. for similar privileges.
1t is presumed that railroad companies
expect some legislative favors in considera-
ton of doing this dead-head business.
There is also a revival of the movement
for increasing the salaries of members of
the chamber of deputies to 1900
francs per year. A deputation on the sub
ject waited upon Defeyrinet, president of
the council, yesterday. He is said to favor
the project. The Times remarks that no
cabinet could be expected to resist.
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A Terrible Explosion,

VICTORIA, B. G., March 10.-A terrible
explosion of nitro-glycerIne occurred yes
terday on the Gale Savanna railroad. A
man named Hugh Craig went into a place
where the explosives were stored to get a
fuse. Suddenly a tremendous explosion
shook the ground for miles. Craig was
blown to pieces. Thomas Williams, stand
ing $50 feet away, was fatally injured.
John Lamson and james Sugar were
hurt. Considerable damage was
lone to the works,
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ATLANTA, GA, March, 10.-The Attorney
generals decision as TO the--validlty Of the
Western & Atlantic lease bonds is based on
the fact that railroad companies signing
had no right to endorse under their char
tiers except by unanimous consent of stock
holders. President Wadley, OF the Central
railway holds that his road Is not bound by
signature, and protests have been made by
the stockholders OF each road. Shares in
lease are held by various parties and the
total amount is about 81 900, 900. About
$500, % of the income bonds, based or the
earnings of the lease, ARE yet outstanding.
The lessees will contest the attorney-gen-
decision In the courts.
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WILMINGTON, N. e., March Sat a meet.
ng Of the directors of the North Carolina
Central railroad held here to-day, Colonel
John NJ. Robinson, president of the Bay
Line, Seaboard & Roanoke, Raleigh & Gas,
ton and Raleigh d Augusta Air Line comN
panies, was elected president TO fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Captd
d. II. Murchison, and Mr.. LivingstW
MINIS, Of Boston, was elected director in
his stead.
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Mr.. LOwell's Reply.

LONDON, March 9.-Mr. Lowell, United
States minister, replying to an application
made on behalf of the American citizens
arrested in Ireland, says: "The coercion
act is contrary to the spirit and foundation
of the principle of both English and Ameri-
can jurisprudence, but is the law of the
land and controls all persons domiciled in
the proclaimed districts of Ireland, whether
British subjects or not. 1t is manifestly
futile to claim that naturalized citizens of
the United States should be exempted from
the operations of the act"
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Gas Long as IL Shall be read,

RICHMOND, VA, March Gam annopgSt
ment in the State, daily newspaper, this
evening, makes known the fact that R. f.
Bearne, the surviving partner, has become
the sole owner. In his card he SAYS that in
respect to the memory of his deceased part
ner, Captain John Hampden Chamberlaine,
who was the founder of the paper, his mime
shall remain at the head of the State as
long rs it shall be read.
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Comparative Cotton statement

NV NoEE, March l0.-Comparative
statement Of cotton for week ending to-day:
Net receipts at al United States ports dur
ing the week, 1855. same week last year,
187.T55. total receipts % this date,
A1sl4q9. total 20 same date last year, 4.45i,-
4s1. Exports cor the week, lOl,f76, same
week last year. e0.oj6. Total exports %
this dase, 243l.Z2; same date last year. B.
uHG-. stock at all United States
u1rts Sf.0ji: same date last
year, ei,1Il. stock a. al
interior towns. 1862 same time last year,
1854. Stock nf Liverpool, 1900; same
last year. T2s.OJ0. stock Of American
a1oat tor Great Britain, ZlG.gl0; same time
last year. $500.
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LONDON, March s.-The Daily News M
nounces the report published in the st.
James Gazette yesterday about the conven-
ton between Germany and France for the
annexation by the latter Of Luxembourg as a
pure invention.
The Times deprecates the bi-mctalists'
meeting 10 be held at the Mansion house to-
day as calculated 70 foster a delusiOn
abroad that England intends 10 tamper
with the currency.
The wOuld-be assassin, Mclean, has been
identified as the man who last summer fire.
guented the vicinity Of Windsor castle and
acted in a suspicious tanner.
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Burst Her Boiler.

CINCINNATI, March 10.-A special dispatch
to the commercial from Bellville, West
Virgini Fsays: The Ohio riverkS cam
packet Sydney hurst her steam be-
low the town of Raven9ypod this 4 ing,
killing three persons and@WolA ding tifteNp>,
The steamer Graham Went up the river
from the scene of the disaster to Ravens
wood to get physicians.and collins. Names
and particulars not yet obtainable.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, March 9.-An assign
ment has been made by Austin, Atkinson
are S55, 600, and their assets in goods and
accounts, 100000. The principal creditors
of the firm are II. e. c. Newman, of New
Orleans, $4,000; Gano, Arnold Il Coz, of
Louisville, $4,000; August Bunteim d
Bauer, New York, 81, 900, and Ely Walker
d Co., st. Louis, 1888.
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LoNpoy, March s.-The Times Rome cor
respondent says: At the approaching con-
sis-ory the pope viii create seven new car
dinals. including the most Rev. DIR. McCabe,
archbishop OF Dlblin. II Is understood
that this expresses the pope's approval OF
the efforts which Archbishop McCabe made
The archbishops Of Seville and Algiers and
the patriarch Of Venice will also be in
cluded.
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Arrested on a Serious Charge.

RocKLAND, Me-, March S.-Rev. T.. II.
Ellis, of Neponsett, Massachusetts,,
was arrested at North Haven, Maine,
last evening, on q charge OF
cirminality with the wife of a
resident of Thomaston. Both parties belong
to highly respectable families. Ellis is a
Baptist' clergyman, and has been
holding revival meetings in this
section of the state for the past
two years. He was arrested in the pulpit
while addressing q large audience.
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was arrested for attempting to burn the
Orange cotton factory, in Orange county,
North Carolina. He bad some difficulty
with T. W. Holman, the proprietor, and
set fire TO the lint-room, but the flames
we're e~xtinguished before much damage
had been done. Drown was lndEed in Jail.
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NEw YORK, March 1O.-A Boston special
says: O. L. Gillett, o cigar manufacturer
of this city, doing business in
Washington street, has suspended
for the third time in twenty years. liabil-
tiles reported at $4,000.
Laffiny, Tiny q Fox and Moulton 81
Gage, shoe manufacturers of Haverhill, are
also reported to have failed. n
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Aukeiys Middle.


NV NoRK, March sit is rumored there
will be an investigation in regard TO Mayor
Grace's citizenship. The mayor himself
admits he took ont his naturalization pa
pers two days before the election, merely
as a precautionary measure, a. he was in
Peru when he attained his majority.
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Election of Directors.

New YORK, March Sat the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Atlanta
& Charlotte Air Line railway, held in this
city to-day, the 1896 votes
reetors: Hiram w. Sibley, Eugene
Kelly, Richard Irving, ir., w, H. Fogg, 2.
P. Dickinson, Skipwith Wilmer, r., A. Lam
James f. Grannis and Robert Stobo. The
directors elected Hiram w. sibley president.
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Nj Vurroz, Ky March MONDAY
night MARY serman, ofR0unl Stone, and
her mother. Eh1ia Serman. were A.
sac mated 81 lu unknown person They
lived rfduf even miles from here. TIE g.
-rs-ir rriaral fhe little c1bin about mid
r-f and shrt first a. May with fatal re-
rr.f ard then went ont and consulted
wfh arma ore then returned ard
7ef rlH I'D woman. Ihe assassin fired
Fr-eu strs in ell There D. NJ doubt 81
fs having a Urulaierlte- Iames Bishop.
uhrss t-uther r1s killed q velr ar1 90 thi.
hrrse has been arrested on suEi1rn-
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honor and interests Without fay0fina
any particular measure, MI Curry said
national aid should supplement and not
gupercede The state systoins NJ education,
should be- immediate aud adequate,
4, J,Chambofs, 0fNcw Haven, Connecticut,
also addressed the committee on the bill
providing for The appointment 0f n com.
mission Of oOlOred men TO Inquire into and
report their material, Industrial and in
Advancement and present the
md make apprODrintiOus for the same.
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Caught

PARIS, March 9-It Is announced that a
pfussian sly has been arrested &c the rail-
wav station of Bratteaur, surhurbs Of
Lyons. A number Of maps and plans Of
the defensive work were found in he bag
gage. He zated that be was a captain in
tie Gr-mln rmr.
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NErAnK. y. J., Mrch g-Dreror
STEPHEN E. Condict. of ths Meehanis'
national bank. vas arrested today on 9
civil suit brought ~ Eectirer F~rainghuT-
sen The arrest was made on q warrau -
sned b. United States judge nixon, hal
being fixed 81 5000
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In tho Hands ofthe phnlstInes.

CHICAGO, March "a Helena, Montana,
special says the United States marshal
there received a dispatch dated March 3
from his deputy, John Healy, stating that
he is a prisoner among half-breeds and In
dians in their camp on the Mix river. The
country is full Of smugglers and Illicit
traders, and he had arrested SIX of the lead
ing men and captured 5000 worth of robes,
when the Indians captured him and his
outfit. lie asks aid from Fort Assinaboine,
as there are not troops enough at Poplar
river and Sansarc. The Indians are ready
for war. Marshal Balkin has directed aid
to be sent. Later dispatches bring intelli-
that General Ruger, commander at
Fort Assinaboinc, sent seven companies OF
and two of cavalry, numbering 400
men, under the command Of Captain Nor
wood, to the scene Of the trouble, with in
3tructions not only to rescue Deputy Mar
shall Hcaly, but to drive all halt. breeds and
back into the British territories,
whence they came. These parties have
)een engaged for u long time in smuggling
md Illicit traffic with American Indians,
md it was for the seizure of blankets and
,ther contraband goods, that Healy and his
companions were imprisoned.
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Crrurrtu o. Ma-rh s-srpsiuien6-
err Warrs1- 20 ns chamb= ~ c1ume-os.
to-day s1bni-tes q rsp1-t In dsis1 q po-k
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Ioxnor. March "a Eadrd disvstrh -
the daily Ncus ssys A Crraiernnt 81
s.fi1n hes been cars.1 ~ the ruuU that
urr Cr-Irs RS nh1frarrd rs rlEims % Ne
srarish ft-Urs IN f.r1r Of ht inflrt s7n-
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aud summer,
number NJ hogs
winter rs compared Wiz
u fB7 ,5i7, while The deof0N
gate gross weight was Js,0271Drv
was 0,il6,670 pounds or other prom
the statement shows n decrease Barrsh5V
Of pork, II ,OlS Of cut meats, green weight,
II. IO2. 800 pounds. -
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wasmveToS. March s-Rev. J. L. NJ
Curry, of Richmond, Virginia, general
agent ofthe Peabody educational fund, Hd-
dressed the house cgmmiftee On education
and lab0r to-day, On TIE question
0f uau0ual aid % the public
.hn1is. on the basis q IliieraCy
De- Laid down ths two p~rstulates- frsL thnt
the pfverutT sud property 81 our IRE
rruu fliran rerreseutl-iVE Institutions De-
ranf urun the intelligence and integrity 81
Zoe citizen second. g. secure uli-
ver-al efuezti0n- nuthnrifg lul aid
--a f~n1frrauslH The duty o. furnish
rfurstiun al and primarily derulrHsD on
o. 1afe HE unrh has brsrLy rssumel
adj nrhlr ner r1eI fLis nHiraflr- Ihe
.rrth w-iu- hs-u striving
Lei tha srule direction. bur
ron uclrlT inability an
rhr aau5H "a ms fuusli-r tle aleIllte
rerrs 81 instruction fo I'D etueaule youths.
Wrffrral rl d imraltira Literaw
- srh-hrel 81 le creus q white cl-
rara ard mu-E lUrET 81 t1e tal
~u~a + SRA rr ne mars M 81
wa-ffr shrrlf - fsrlE-edt - ths rDF
-rmrrr lrrr-rrf rr-ers are ursrte q
f.s r-rrst1v ri r free ruFe-umew ru-
ne udo-l-ir rua-iir-s Fl ths n1iil11
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 10.-The
recent heavy rains in North Alabama have
caused the Tennessee to overflow its banks
and have weakened the railroad embank-
ments. Three washouts occurred Monday
night on the Memphis e. Charleston rail
road near T~uscumbia, Alabama, and orders
have been received that no tickets are to be
sold to points west of that city for thirty-six
hours. The necessary repairs to road can
be made in eight or ten hours after the wa
ter subsidies.
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U1Esrri9 HED WflEiH.

vrcEsrrne. MIS- Uarth 0-We1-her
Eszr aui rrl Ihs rrE ruE inchEs
The grurt rrals f1-rrtfrtfef Tits O. ths
rIirhe- Uatar n1s III. A Head sIcdtl
ron Mare-sule IL the rncE from
fHe rIan.atinn sr-a-s t1Tru
as beng crirt1 10 fh-f fhU 81
afay. Tts rrte hr M !. thsi s-e-n
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LrrrIE Rock, ARK. March 1.-The
water il reported falling in the overlooked
districts. but stories Of suffering continue
to come in. and the number Of destitute is
constantly Increasing.
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NOT so BLACK As PAINTED.

New ORLEANS. March 1O.-A Nicksburg
Herald special says The situation Of the
people Of the valley is bad enough without
being exaggerated. The very great sensa-
tions that have been printed and pictured
of the situation have, in II opinion, done
great harm. Crevassees have occurred, the
land on the greater porti IN of it is, for the
time being, lost, but there are very many
portions of the valley yet ~uninundated, and
we doubt not a fair crop will be
realized in almost all portions. The
people in many places are Inconvenience,
and are losing some Of their live stock.
They are not in a direful plight, as there
are two months before cotton planting time
is past. The water is almost sure to
o,,tsido in time IN raise n prOp.
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MEMPHIS, March l0.-Passengers from
below report a break in the levee eleven
and a half miles above Friar's Point, Missis-
sippi. The break occurred yesterday, and
although Friar's Point will be overlooked
from the break down, it will not suffer by
river rlshinp
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The Marksville, Louisiana, Reporter says:
'But what of these overiows that carry so
much dread with them-do they not enrich
the land-and are not the heavier crops
made upon them? We incline to opinion
that in point of fact foundations are bene-
6cial
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A dispatch from Lafourche to c. A. Whit
icy & Co. announces the successful closing
~ the Morgan railroad company of the
,revasse at the Legarde place. The crevasse
IN the east side at Pittman's place does but
title damage, and no effort has been made
N clnSa II
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NEw ORLEANS, March 1.-THE river re-
mains stationary, at ten inches below the
marx ofIs5I. The only levec news to-day WI
he report OF the successful closing OF a
break In Hermitage leyee, in -. Charles
parish near Red Church, the break
having been caused by q nee
aume. Il is now stated that many planta-
tions ID west Baton Rouge parish are pro-
tected By back levees, which viii prevent
an overflow from the iOinte COupee
crcvasue.
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DrnusH. ofN1nbss0tn, from de commit
tee On vars ard means, nportel 1ecs ne
bll amending stcfIOls "a anl - W
reri.ef urafufrs Referred 20 committee az
the wfsIa III r-1rids f1r The c1ncellauon
II stamrs On tobacco eEr1Lt81-
White. 81 Keutu1J. re c9Hmlt,se
o. commerce.. rtrnTted l5 ~
transmitting meridian tlu me nafAl
o~hserrafurr 70 ports Ct III , other
cities. ard ~ We placing ~ tine On
G~stCuhUuses Lefertd - cn d
Esllv. ~ Perrsflrrria. chriru-n q the
rr~wirtR IN van nnd menre. EsfH leave
20 rsFc-t ~ ueent conz1e-tion ao1 -
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For all Impurities of ihe Blood and other
Fluids, Diseases of tase K Kidneys Urina-
ry Organs, Liver, Bowels, and Skin,
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In Insolvency.

Court of Insolvency foc the County of Cumberland
State of Maine.
June 10. A. ID. 1882
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clock Week day services daily at a. M, (On Holy
DAYS at 11.00,) and 5 p. m; From Advent to Tr-
nity on Friday Evening Prayer s with Lecture az a.
a. m. on Holy Days at 11.O0 a. m; Also at z 10
q. m. on the Sd Sunday of the month. Evening
service at IA O'Clock.
Thomas and Carroll Streets.-Rev. Frank e. CLARK
pastor. Tomorrow will be observed as children's
Sunday the pastor preaching to the young IN the
morning, and in the evening will be the loth ami
We. sary of the Sabbath school.
WooDFoRD's Cong. CHURCH, Rev. s. ".
Adriance. pastor. Morning service 1890; tvenns
service until further notice at 7.3O. Preaching by
pastor. Sunday school atll.45.
WooDFoRD's, M. E. CHURCH; E. S. stackpole pas
tor. Preaching at 21a p m. in the vestry OF tne
| new church; Sunday school Immediately after.
Prayer meeting at O'CLOCK All are corolally liz
vited. Seats free.
| WEST END M. E. CHURCH. Will be conducted by
| the Evangelists. Prayer meeting at a. m. Cos
pei meeting at 1880 M and p an os Sso
| air service will be held at 6 p. III.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. SUNDAY
| School at l. a. m. Preaching by Rev. j. o. Hol-
| brook d. d. at p. M and z A2 p. m.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Con
gress Street. corner Elm.-Meetings at 9 a. m. and
| 90 p. m. also on Wednesday and Saturday at 74s
p. m.
The PEOPLES Spiritual Needing, Mercantile Hal
| Harrington Block Congress st. Mrs K. r. Stiles
| Test medium of Worcester, Mass. will occupy the
platform at ESQ and 730 p. m.
| Preaching at Mechanics Hall, ID. W Sunday, at
and 80 D. m. Subject afternoon :" Law and Grace,
| Which would God have His people to be under in THU
| dispensation. Law Keepers especially invited. AL
are welcome.
| Long Island, Rev. B. F. Pritchard pastor. Preach
| ing every Sunday at and p. m. Social meeting
| at 8 D. m. All are welcome.
| Union meeting for prayer and bible study tomor
row at 3. p m. at Friend meeting house, Oak st. Al
| are invited
| Divine service at Ward room on Vaughan street
at TO- 80 a. M Sunday school at 1.3O /. m. Preach
| ing at 8 D. M by Rev. D. W. LeLacaeur. Prais'
and prayer meetings at 7.3o p. m. Seats free.
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BRIGHT's DISEASE of the Kidneys, Diabetes
and other diseases of the Kidneys and Liver,
which you are being SO frightened about,
Hop Bitters is the only thing that will surely
and permanently prevent and cure. All other
pretended cures only relieve for time and
then make you many times worse
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Portland, Bangor & Machias
STEAMBOAT co.
Summer Arrangement, Commencing
June 16.
The Steamer LEwIsI

<sxosssa~ The Steamer LEWISTON,
~ HA ~ p1127 tons, Capt. Charles Deer
ing, which leaves RailrosdW hart,
tesssssz=zsssszsszsax Portland, every Tuesday and
Friday evening, at HIS O'Clock, or ON the
arrival of Express train from Boston, fer Rock
land, Castine, Deer Isle, and Sedgwick.
Stage from Sedgwick to Blue Hill on arrival of
each Steamer) SO. West and Bar AarbOrs,
milibridge, JonespOrt and Machiasport.
Returning, leaves Machiasport, every ncn-
day and Thursday Wcraings, at 4.30 O'Clock,
Mount Desert at about 1000, arriving in Portland
the same evening, connecting with Pullman Train
and early morning trains for BOSTON.
The New Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, 1000
tons. Capt. VIM. f, DENkIsON which will leave
same wharf every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings, at His O'Clock, or ON ar
rival of Steamboat Express trains from Boston for
Mount Desert South West and Bar Harbors)
touching at Rockland only, and arriving at Bar
Harbor at about 1000 A. M. next DAY. connects
with steamer for Sullivan from Bar harbor
Returnimg, Will leave Bar Harbor at 100 Am.
Monday Wednesday and Friday, toucnng
at South West Harbor and Rockland, arriving in
Portland about 800 P. M.
CONNECA IONS.
Going East At Rocilnud with B & b. S. S.
Co. Steamers Wednesday and Saturday mornings
for az Belfast, Bangor, and River Landings, also
with Steamers for Green's Landing, RIue
Hill and Ellsworth. At bar hnrbOr with
Steamers for EnmOime and sullivan. At Sedg-
wick with Stage for Blue Hill.
COMING WEST.
At ROckland Mondays and Thursdays with
Sanford S, S. Co. for BOSTON,, and from Bangor
and River Landings for Portland.
During Summer Arrangement will connect each
trip at KOciSland with Sanford Steamers to and
from q Boston, commencing June "a.
GEORGE l.. DAY, General Ticket Agent.
E. CUSHING. General Manager.
Portland, June IA, 1882. diff
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tIpresci5e 1t as superior to any k'loacu remedy.
DIR. II. A. Archer, &c Portland Av., Brooklyn.
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BOYS, ATTENTION!

TElHE Portland Fraternity at its last meeting de-
Il cided to open school OF carpentry, to be
under the supervision of Luther Pingree, who is
well qualified to instruct. The school will be in
the third story of the Fraternity building, on Free
street and will be opened July 9th at half-past
seven in the morning, continuing daily till the
school will be free to boys in the public schools and
those wishing to learn the use of TOOLS will do we'll
to call at once at the rooms Free street and en-
roll their Names as but limited number can be ac-
commodated Mr.. Woodhill is daily in attendance
at the rooms and will receive and register the
names of applicants. jun13dtf