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PARENT WASHINGTON T. A. SOCIETY. W. R. Stacy, President. E. S. Price, G. H. Gleason, William S. Baxter, and H. D. Cushing, Vice-Presidents. George B. Proctor, Secretary. David S. Tarr, Treasurer. Regular meetings in Washingtonian Hall, Bromfield street, every Sunday and Wednesday evening.
PEACE SOCIETY (AMERICAN.) William Jay, President. G. C. Beckwith, Corresponding Secre- tary. Will:am C. Brown, Recording Secretary. John Field, Treasurer.
PENITENT FEMALE REFUGE. Rutland, near Suffolk. Benjamin Perkins, President. Joseph Hale, Secretary. Miss Maria Howland, Miss Amelia Wilder, Superintendents.
PORT SOCIETY. Albert Fearing, President. J. A. Andrew, Sec. Charles H. Parker, Treasurer. PRISON DISCIPLINE SOCIETY. S. A. Eliot, President. Rev. L. Dwight, Secretary. Charles H. Mills, Treasurer.
SCOTS CHARITABLE SOCIETY. William Schouler, President. David Miller, Treasurer. John Patterson, Secretary.
SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY. Alpheus Hardy, President. William Ropes, Vice-President.
Rev. G. W. Bourne, Cor. Secretary. F. A. Benson, Recording Sec. Thos. D. Quincy, Treasurer. .
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATIA OF MASS. R. G. Shaw, President. James Lovell, Vice-Presi- dent. Thomas Jackson, Secretary. John Bryant, Treasurer.
SOCIETY FOR AIDING DISCHARGED CONVICTS. Office of General Agent, 19 Railroad Ex- change. Walter Channing, President. Samuel G. Howe, Vice-President. Augustine C. Taft, General Agent. John A. Andrew, Treasurer. John W. Browne, Secretary. R. F. Wallcut, C. K. Whipple, Edmund L. Benzon, Council.
SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF AGED AND DESTITUTE CLERGYMEN. Rev. Dr. Nichols, President. Rev. Drs. Parkman and Frothingham, Vice-Presidents. Rev. Dr. Peabody, Treasurer. Rev. Charles Brooks, Secretary.
SOCIETY FOR PROPAGATING THE GOSPEL AMONG THE INDIANS AND OTHERS IN NORTH AMERICA. Incorporated, November 16, 1787. Hon. Lemuel Shaw, LL.D., President. Rev. William Jenks, D. D., Vice-President. Rev. Francis Parkman, D. D., Secretary. Hon. Stephen Fairbanks, Treasurer. Rev. S. K. Lothrop, Assistant Secretary. Edward Wigglesworth. Esq., Vice Treasurer. Daniel Denney, Esq., Auditor. Select Committee .- Rev. Samuel Barrett, D. D., Rev. Convers Francis, D. D., Rev. George E. Ellis, Edward Wigglesworth, Esq., Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop, with the President, Secretary, and Treasurer.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF PAUPERISM. Moses Grant, President. Charles F. Bar- nard, Vice-President. Frederick R. Woodward, Secretary. Artemas Simonds, Treas., 16 Franklin. WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF EPISCOPAL CLERGYMEN [Relief Society.] Rt. Rev. Manton Eastburn, D. D., President. Rev. Asa Eaton, D. D., and Alexander H. Vinton, D. D., Vice- Presidents. Rev. Alfred I. Baury, Treasurer. Rev. P. H. Greenleaf, Secretary.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM. 40 Purchase street Sisters of Charity. Orphans, 43. Sisters of Charity, 6. No. of scholars at Day School, 280.
YOUNG MEN'S T. A. SOCIETY. W. T. Adams, President. F. H. Mclellan, Edward Briggs, Vice-Presidents. W. E. Lawton, Corresponding Secretary. F. W. G. Reading, Recording Secreta- ry. E. W. Fogg, Treasurer.
YOUNG MEN'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. William R. Lawrence, President. William Apple- ton, jr., Vice-President. Frederick W. Lincoln, jr., Treasurer. Geo. A. Brown, Secretary. Ward Committee .- Ward 1. Wm. P. Howard. 2. J. D. W. Joy, M. D. 3. Emery Souther. 4. Lyman B. Meston. 5. Thomas Gaffield. 6. Ashel Boyden. 7. S. K. Whipple. 8. D. M. B. Thaxter, M. D. 9. G. F. Bigelow. 10. B. S. Codham, M. D. 11. J. T. Sargent. 12. George L. Deblois.
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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN UNION. Organized, 1851. George W. Warren, 192 Washington street, President. Frederick W. Lincoln, jr., 63 Commercial street, Thomas A. Goddard, 36 Central wharf, Vice-Presidents. John S. Holmes, 1 Devonshire street, Corresponding Secretary. James D. Martin, 733 Washington street, Recording Secretary. John Reed, jr., 135 Washington street, Treasurer. Board of Directors .- Edwin A. Wadleigh, 19 Poplar street, Manlius S. Clarke, 27 State street, John C. Danforth, 51 Court street, Nathaniel J. Bradlee, 114 Tremont row, John A. Cummings, 23 Tremont row, Benj.F. White, jr., 162 Tremont st., Amos B. Merrill, 10 Court st.
EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND COMMEMORATIVE.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. George E. Head, President. B. F. Edmands, Corresponding Secretary- Benjamin Perkins, Treasurer, Benjamin F. Edmands, Librarian.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. Instituted, 1780. Jacob Bigelow, M. D., Prendent. Daniel Treadwell, Esq., Vice President. Edward Wigglesworth, Esq., Treasurer. Asa Gray, M. D., Cor. Secretary. Benjamin A. Gould, jr., Esq., Recording Secretary. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M. D., Librarian. Rooms, Boston Athenaeum. Library hours, 10 to 2, and 3 to 5.
AMERICAN EDUCATION SOCIETY. Rev. Heman Humphrey, President. John Tappan, Vice- President. Rev. Increase N. Tarbox, Secretary. Stephen T. Farwell, Treasurer. Rooms, No. 15 Cornhill.
AMERICAN PHONETIC COUNCIL. James W. Stone, of Boston, President. Elias Longley, of Cincinnati, Secretary.
ATHENEUM. Instituted, 1804. Incorporated, 1807. Thomas G. Cary, President. John A. Lowell, Vice-President. Samuel Hooper, Treasurer. William S. Dexter, Secretary. Charles Folsom, Librarian. Charles B. Fairbanks, Assistant Librarian. No. of volumes, 50,000, Beacon st. AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION. Organized, December 11, 1839. Edward Jarvis, M. D., President. Samuel Swett, Charles Brooks, Vice-Presidents. J. B. Felt, Recording Secreta- ry. John P. Bigelow, Bela B. Edwards, D. D., C. Francis Adams, Samuel H. Riddell, Joseph S. Clark, T. R. Marvin, N. B. Shurtleff, M. D., James M. Robbins, and J. Wingate Thornton, Coun- cillors. William Brigham, Home Secretary. Joseph E. Worcester, LL.D., Foreign Secretary. Lyman Mason, Treasurer. F. W. Sawyer, Librarian. Office, Savings Bank building.
BOSTON PRINTERS' UNION .- Charles H. Woodwell, President. Francis C. Still. Vice-President. James H. Plummer, Recording Secretary. Silas D. Hancock, Assistant Recording Secretary. Henry H. Boardman, Corresponding Secretary. Charles G. Estabrook, Treasurer. Andrew McCoubrey, Amos F. Learned, Benjamin Simpson, Committee of Inquiry. Henry K. Ramsay, Gilman Merrill Nicholas Gilman, Auditing Committee.
BOYLSTON MEDICAL SOCIETY. S. Cabot, jr., M. D., President. J. B. Hathaway, Vice-Presi- dent. Horatio R. Storer, Secretary.
CAPE COD ASSOCIATION. David Sears, President. William Sturgis, Lemuel Shaw, Daniel C. Bacon, Benjamin Bangs, Prince Hawes, Benjamin Burgess, Benjamin F. Hallet, Joshua Sears, Francis Bassett, Robert Bacon, Thomas Thacher, S. K. Lothrop, John G. Palfrey, Vice-Presi- dents. Israel Lombard, Henry Crocker, Henry C. Brooks, Isaiah M. Atkins. jr., Executive Committee. Isaac Thacher, Treasurer. Henry A. Scudder, Corresponding Sec. Wm. S. Thacher, Recording Secretary.
COLLEGIATE AND THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY. Office, 19 Cornhill. Rev. J. Emerson, Agent.
DOCTRINAL TRACT AND BOOK SOCIETY. Depository, 113 Washington street. Leonard Woods, D. D., President. Sewall Harding, Secretary.
FRANKLIN TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Incorporated, 1825. George B. Watson, President. Charles A. Randall, Vice-President. Thomas J. Lillie, Treasurer. - Osborn, Secretary. C. G. Easterbrook, Librarian.
FRENCH INSTITUTE. Formed, March, 1851. Object, to sustain semi-weekly lectures in the French Language. Location, Chapman Hall.
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY. Silas P. Merriam, President. John Dodd, Vice-President. J. L. Fairbanks, Secretary. M. S. Parker, Treasurer.
LATIN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. Instituted, 1844. Annual Meeting, 2d Wednesday in May. B. A. Gould, President. Rev. A. Young, Vice-President. Samuel J. Bridge, Treasurer. B. B. Ap- pleton, Secretary. Francis Gardner, Librarian. George S. Hillard, Epes S. Dixwell, Edward E. Hale, Chas. Sumner, Geo. E. Ellis, Standing Committee. [All persons who have been connected with the School, either as teachers or pupils, are eligible for membership. The object of the Associa- tion is friendly intercourse among its members, and to collect material for a history of the school, and funds for a library, and apparatus for classical illustrations.]
LADIES' AMERICAN HOME EDUCATION SOCIETY. No. 10 Albany st. Mrs. E. Hayward, President. Mrs. S. Kettelle, Secretary.
LADIES' SOCIETY FOR PROMOTION OF EDUCATION AT THE WEST. Mrs. Samuel Hub- bard, President. Mrs. William G. Lambert, Mrs. Henry M. Holbrook, Vice-Presidents. Miss Sarah Tuttle, Secretary. Mrs. Samuel D. Warren, Treasurer.
LIBRARY SOCIETY (over the arch in Franklin Place.) Incorporated, June 16, 1794. No. of vols. 13,000. Trustees .- Hon. Lemuel Shaw, LL.D., Hon. William Minot, Hon. James Savage, LL.D., Aaron Baldwin, Esq., Joseph Willard, Esq., William Rollins, Esq., Waldo Flint, Esq., Heary Wainwright, Esq., Charles Brown, Esq., Treasurer. William T. Andrews, Esq., Secretary. G. S. Bulfinch, Esq., Librarian.
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MASS. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. Room in Masonic Temple. Instituted in 1823. Re-organ- ized in 1851. Incorporated, 1852. Officers for 1852 .- Thomas Farrington, President. Thomas Restieaux, Ist Vice-President. William Brown, 2d Vice-President. William A. Brewer, Corre- sponding Secretary. Henry W. Lincoln, Recording Secretary. Samuel N. Brewer, Treasurer. Daniel Henchman, Auditor. Trustees, Joseph T. Brown, Ashel Boyden, Joseph Burnett, Samuel M. Colcord, Samuel R. Philbrick, Henry D. Fowle, Andrew Geyer, T. Larkin Turner. The object of the Institution is to elevate the standard of pharmaceutical knowledge, by the aid of Lectures, Library and Meetings.
MASS. HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Instituted, 1791. Hon. James Savage, LL. D., President- Joseph Willard, Esq., Recording Secretary. Rev. Alexander Young, D. D., Corresponding Sec'y. Rev. J. B. Felt, Librarian. Richard Frothingham, jr., Treasurer. I. P. Davis, Esq., Cabinet Keeper. Hon. Edward Everett, LL. D., Rev. George E. Ellis, George Livermore, Esq., Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M. D., Charles Deane, Esq., Standing Committee. Rooms, Savings Bank building, Tremont street. Meeting 2d Thursday of each month, at 12 M.
MASS. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. J. S. Cabot, President. B. V. French, Cheever Newhall, E. M. Richards, Vice-Presidents. Ebenezer Wight, Corresponding Secretary. W. C. Strong, Recording Secretary. Samuel R. Austin, Treasurer. Rooms, School street.
MASS. INSTITUTION FOR THE TEACHING AND TRAINING OF IDIOTS. Located on First street, S. Boston. S. G. Howe, Director.
MATTAPAN LITERARY ASSOCIATION. South Boston. Instituted, April 18, 1848. Benjamin Pope, President. Caleb H. Dolbeare, Vice-President. Barnard Capen, Secretary. A. Forbes, Treasurer. Joshua D. Howard, N. P. Mann, jr., H. P. Langley, Henry G. Safford, Lewis Smith, Directors: Benj. F. Bragg, Librarian.
MECHANIC APPRENTICES' LIBRARY. George C. Burgess, President. John H. Davis, Vice- President. Charles W. Eaton, Treasurer. Wm. F. Chester, Recording Secretary. John W. Smith, Corresponding Secretary. B. F. Lovett, S. S. Spear, A. Jewett, R. Crosby, Librarians. Gershom Burnham, George H. Fultz, Edwin Adams, Theodore F. Abbot, Directors.
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Instituted, 1808. John Ware, M. D., George Hayward, M. D., D. H. Storer, M. D., J. Mason Warren, M. D., Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M. D., Standing Committee. Francis Minot, M. D., Secretary. Annual Meeting, First Monday in May.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. George S. Blanchard, President. James A. Woolson, Vice-President. Carlos Pierce, Corresponding Secretary. J. H. C. Campbell, Recording Secretary. Thomas J. Lee, Treasurer. George M. Dowe, John F. Payson, jr., E. C. Lothrop, Henry Blanch- ard, Albert F. Sise, Edward A. Locke, Seymour Lyman, John B. Neale, Directors. William F. Poole, Librarian. Province, corner Bromfield.
MUSICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY. B. F. Edmands, President. George A. Lord, Vice-President. Wm. Rogers, Secretary. Alden Speare, Treasurer. Gilbert Clark, Librarian. Isaac D. Brewer, Assistant Secretary. S. A. Stetson, Charles H. Allen, J. A. Plummer, George Kurtz, L. B. Mes- ton, Directors.
MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY. Thomas Comer, President. J. N. Peirce, Sec. G. J. Webb, Director.
N. E. HISTORIC-GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY. Rev. Joseph B. Felt, President. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M. D., Vice-President. Frederick Kidder, Treasurer. S. G. Drake, Corresponding Sec. Charles Mayo, Recording Secretary. Wm. B. Trask, Librarian. Hall, 11} Tremont row. The publication of the Society is issued quarterly by Thomas Prince, the publisher.
NON-RESISTANCE SOCIETY. Adin Ballou, President. H. C. Wright, Corresponding Secretary. Wm. H. Fish, Recording Secretary. Charles K. Whipple, Treasurer.
PERKINS INSTITUTION AND MASS. ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND. Instituted, 1831. Located at South Boston. Office, 22 Bromfield street. Richard Fletcher, President. Stephen Fairbanks, Vice-President. Thomas B. Wales, jr., Treasurer. Samuel G. Howe, Director and Secretary.
PHONOGRAPHIC REPORTING ASSOCIATION. Established, 1845. James W. Stone, M. D., President. Ebenezer Smith and Edwin Leigh, Vice-Presidents. Henry M. Parkhurst and Miss Matilda Goddard, Corresponding Secretaries. D. F. Chessman, Recording Secretary. Thomas Prince, C. W. Slack, R. Leighton, Standing Committee. Thomas Ranney, L. Buoncore, E. L. Lothrop, Trustees. Meetings, Saturday evenings, 339 Washington.
SOCIETY OF NATURAL HISTORY. J. C. Warren, M. D., President. Chas. T. Jackson, M. D., D. Humphreys Storer, M. D., Vice-Presidents. J. Elliot Cabot, Corresponding Sec. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M. D., Treas. Charles K. Dillaway, Librarian. Charles Stodder, Cabinet Keeper. CURATORS-Of Botany, Charles J. Sprague. Of Geology, Thomas T. Bouve. Ornithology, Sam'l Cabot, jr., M. D. Mineralogy, Francis Alger. Icthyology, Silas Durkee, M. D. Entomology, Waldo I. Burnett. Comp. Anatomy, Sam'I Kneeland, jr., M. D. Conchology, Wm. Stimpson. Erpetology, Horatio R. Storer. Oology, Thomas M. Brewer, M. D. Of Crustacea and Radiata, Wm. O. Ayres. Recording Secretary, Samuel L. Abbott, M. D. Open and free every Wednesday, between the hours of 12 and 2, and 3 and 5 P. M Room, Mason street, next Adams School-house. Annual Meeting, Ist Wednesday in May.
SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. G. M. Dexter, President. Simeon Borden, Vice-President. Samuel Nott, Sec. Wm. P. Parrot, Treas. E. S. Chesborough, Joseph Bennett, Samuel Ash- burner, W. L. Dearborn, and W. S. Whitwell, Directors.
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SOCIETY FOR MEDICAL IMPROVEMENT. Annual Meeting held on the 2d Monday in January. Regular Meetings, 2d and 4th Monday of each month. Chairman, (chosen at each meeting.) Jacob Bigelow, M. D., John Ware, M. D., A. A. Gould, M. D., D. Humphreys Storer, M. D., Pru- dential Committee. John B. S. Jackson, M. D., Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M. D., Curators of the Cabinet. Wm. W. Morland, M. D., Secretary and Treasurer. Sam'l L. Abbott, M. D., Librarian.
SOCIETY FOR MEDICAL OBSERVATION. Liberty Tree Block. E. H. Clarke, M. D., H. W. Williams, M. D., Secretaries.
SUFFOLK DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETY. Annual Meeting, Ist Wednesday in April. John Homans, M. D., President. Samuel Parkman, M. D., Vice-President. Henry W. Williams, M. D., Secretary. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M. D., Treasurer. Ephraim Buck, M. D., E. W. Blake, M. D., Supervisors. William E. Coale, M. D., Librarian. The Society's Hall is in the Masonic Temple.
SOCIETY FOR EDUCATION IN LIBERIA. Incorporated, 1850. Hon. George N. Briggs, LL. D .. Hon. Simon Greenleaf, LL. D., Hon. Stephen Fairbanks, Hon. Wm. J. Hubbard, Hon. Joel Giles, Hon. Albert Fearing, Amos A. Lawrence, Esq., Trustees of Donations. Hon. George N. Briggs, LL. D., President. Hon. Stephen Fairbanks, Treasurer. Rev. Joseph Tracy, Secretary. Office, Joy's building.
MASONIO, ODD FELLOWS, ETC.
MASONIC MEETING8. IN BOSTON AND VICINITY.
St. John's Lodge, Ist Monday.
St. Andrew's, 2d Thursday. Columbian, Ist Thursday. Mount Lebanon, 2d Monday. Massachusetts, 3d Monday.
Boston Encampment, 3d Wednesday. De Molay Encampment, 4th Wednesday St. Andrew's Chapter, Ist Wednesday. St. Paul's Chapter, 3d Tuesday. Grand Lodge, 2d Wednesday in Dec., March, June, September, and Dec. 27.
Grand Chapter, Tuesday preceding the 2d Wednesday of March, June, September, and De- cember.
Grand Encampment of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, October, annually.
Grand Lodge of Perfection, 4th Tuesday.
Board of Relief, Ist Tuesday in each month through the year.
The above meet at the Masonic Temple, Tre- mont street, Boston.
King Solomon's Lodge, Charlestown, meets the 2d Tuesday.
Star of Bethlehem Lodge, Chelsea, meets on the 4th Wednesday.
St. Paul's, South Boston, Ist Tuesday. Washington, Roxbury, 2d Thursday.
Mount Tabor, East Boston, 3d Thursday.
ODD FELLOWS' DIRECTORY. OFFICE, 21 SCHOOL.
Places and Times of Meeting of Lodges and En- campments in Boston. Grand Lodge meets at Hersey Hall, Old Hancock School House, Hanover, semiannually, lat Thurs- days in February and August.
Grand Encampment meets in Boston, semiannually, Wednesday next preceding first Thursday in August and February.
HERSEY HALL, Old Hancock School House, Han- over street .- Massachusetts Lodge, No.1, Monday ; Shawmut, No. 37, Tuesday ; Montezuma, No. 33, Thursday; Franklin, No. 23, Wednesday.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL, 46 Washington street .- Suffolk, No. 8, Tuesday ; Oriental, No. 10, Wed- nesday; Boston, No. 25, Monday.
ENCAMPMENT HALL, No. 339 Washington street. Ancient Landmark, No. 32, Monday ; Tremont, No. 15, Wednesday ; Siloam, No. 2, Thursday ; Hermann, No. 133, Tuesday ; Massasoit Encamp- ment, No. 1, Ist and 3d Fridays ; Tri-Mount En- campment, No. 2, 2d and 4th Fridays.
NEILSON HALL, Canton street .- Unity Lodge, No. 77, Thursday. BROOKS HALL, Broadway, S. B .- Bethesda, No. 30, Monday : Mount Washington Encampment, No. 6, 2d and 4th Thursdays. EAST BOSTON .- Maverick, No. 36, Monday ; Maverick Degree, No. 2, Friday; Samoset En- campment, No. 11, 3d and 4th Mondays.
Number of Lodges (of Odd Fellows) in Mass, .. 124 Deaths, ... 94
Past Grands, .1,362
Contributing Members, .10,122
Total amount of receipts, . $48,541.32
Relief Report.
Number of brothers relieved,. .933
" widowed families relieved, .. ..... 135
" brothers buried, .. .. 93
Amount paid for relief of brothers,.
..... $19,138.70
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" " widowed families, 3,691.17
" " burying the dead, ........ 3,424 00
. " educating orphans, ......... 22.13
Total amount of relief, ... .... 26,847.65 There are several Lodges of Independent Odd Ladies in the City and State.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
The annual session of the Grand Division of Massachusetts, is held in Boston on the third Wednesday of October. Quarter Sessions, loca- tion at pleasure, on the third Wednesday of Jan., April and July. E. B. Dearborn, Grand Scribe. Office, 46 Washington street.
SUBORDINATE DIVISIONO.
Washington, No. 1, Monday, 46 Washington st. North Star, No. 23, Wednesday, 644 Hanover st. Old Bay State, No. 32, Wednesday, 46 Washing- ton street. Shakspeare, No. 46, Saturday, Cochituate Hall. Massachusetts, No. 71, Thursday, 46 Washing- ton street.
American, No. 76, Tuesday, 46 Washington st.
ORDER OF TEMPLARS.
Grand Temple meets semiannually, in May and November. George E. Russell, G. W. R.
Tri-Mount Temple, No. 1, Friday, at 46 Washing ton street.
ORDER OF UNITED AMERICANS. The Chancery meets quarterly, on the first Mon- day in Oct., Jan., Apr., and July.
Hancock Chapter, No. 1, Thursday eve., Amer- ican Hall, 613 Hanover street.
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE ROUTES.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE ROUTES.
SPEED AND SAFETY !
Inland Route -- New Arrangement. SAFE INSURANCE. PETTES & GAY'S EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE !
BOSTON TO NEW YORK.
OUR EXPRESS TRAIN OF FREIGHT CARS Leaves the Depot of the Boston and Worcester Railroad EVERY DAY (Sundays excepted), at 1 o'clock, P. M. Freight is ready for delivery early the next morning, at Pier 18 North River, foot of Courtlandt street, New York.
FREIGHT FOR BOSTON
Is received at PIER 18 NORTH RIVER, until 5 o'clock, P. M., on board the swift steamers CONNECTICUT and KNICKERBOCKER, EVERY DAY, (Sundays excepted,) and is ready for delivery at the Depot of the BOSTON AND WORCESTER RAILROAD, at noon of the next day.
Freight is always taken at as low rates as by any other Line.
All information concerning Freight given at office, 81 STATE STREET, TRAVELLER BUILDING, PETTES & GAY, FREIGHTERS.
N. B .- Mark Goods " VIA NORWICH."
DAILY LINE POR PORTLAND. SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
On and after TUESDAY, March 80, the fast and superior wee-going steamers ST. LAWRENCE, Capt. Cyrus Sturte- vans, and JOHN MARSHALL, Capt. George Knight, will leave the end of Central wharf, Boston, for Portland, alter- nately, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at 7 o'clock, P. M. Returning, will leave Atiantic Railroad wharf, Portland, on the same days at 7 P. M.
On the arrival of the boat, cars leave for South Paris, Bethel, Gorham, N. H., Buckfield, Lewiston, Monmouth, Winthrop, Readfeld, Belgrade, Waterville, Hallowell and Augusta.
Freight taken as usual.
Cabin fare to Portland, $1; Deck, 75 cents.
Stages will be in readiness at the above stations to convey passengers to the different towns throughout the State. No freight received after 6 o'clock.
The steamer MAID OF ERIN, Captain Billyes, leaves Portland every THURSDAY at 7 o'clock, A. M., for East- port and St. John in connection with the above boats. Passengers and freight taken at reduced rates.
The steamer T. F. SECOR will leave Portland every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MORNING at 7 o'clock, for Damariscotta and Thomaston in connection with the above boats for Boston. JOSEPH BROOKS, Agent.
BANGOR AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
The new and superior steamer BOSTON, Capt. Thomas B. Sandford, will, until further notice, leave the end of Yoster's south wharf, Broad street, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 6 o'clock. Returning, will leave Bangor every MONDAY and THURSDAY, &: 11 o'clock A. M.
The steamer LAWRENCE will leave Belfast on the ar- rival of the Boston, every WEDNESDAY for Castine, Deer Isle and Sedgwick ; and every SATURDAY will leave Belfast for Blue Hill and Ellsworth, touching at the above places.
Goods will be insured by this Boat for one-fourth of one per cent., if requested, by applying to the Agent, without any charge for polley.
N. B. No matches, powder, or other extra hazardous freight taken. All persons are forbid trusting any one on account of the above boat without a written order from the Captain or Agent.
No freight received positively after 4 o'clock.
For Hight fright or passage, apply to the Captain on board, or to CHAS. J. DOW, 13 Foster's wharf.
A PLEASANT ROUTE TO NEW YORK, VIA FALL RIVER AND NEWPORT.
Cars leave the Depot of the Old Colony Railroad, corner of South and Kneeland streets, daily (except Sunday), as of o'clock. P. M.
For steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. B. Brayton, on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
For Steamer BAY STATE, Capt. Wm. Brown, on Tors- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. GEO. HAVEN, Sup't F. R. R. R.
Persons visiting New York will find this . delightful route. Safe and commodious steamers ply between Fall River and the city, arriving at New York at an early hour in the morning.
FOR NEW YORK, THROUGH BY RAILROAD.
VIA WORCESTER, SPRINGFIELD and NEW HAVEN .- TWICE A DAY.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave Boston at 8 A. M. and 8.45, P. M .- and reach New York about 4 and 12, P. M. G. TWICHELL, Sup'i B. & W. R. R.
POR NEW YORK, VIA WORCESTER AND NORWICH.
EXPRESS TRAINS OF CARS leave the Worcester De- pot, Albany st., daily (Sundays excepted), at 5; o'clock, P.M. For steamer CONNECTICUT, Capt. Williams, on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday. For steamer KNICKERBOCKER, Capt. Wilcox, on Tues- . day, Thursday and Saturday.
Conductors accompany the passengers through to New York. G. TWICHELL, Sup't B. & W. R. R.
GREAT LAND ROUTE
FROM BOSTON TO NEW YORK, Via Worcester, Springfield, Hartford and New Haven. Express Trains leave the Depot of the Boston and Wor- cester Railroad, Albany street, at 8 A. M. and 82 P. M., and reach New York about 4 and 11} P. M.
GEO. LOVIS, Agent.
Office, Traveller Building, 81 State street.
FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL Fare to Bath, 75 cents. Fare to Gardiner and Hallowell, $1. Fare to Damariscotta. 81 50. Fare to Waldoboro', 82 . The superior steamer OCEAN, Capt. R. H. Sandford, will, until further notice, leave Foster's North wharf, Broad at., every TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, at 7 o clock .- Returning, will leave the above places every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Stages will be in readiness at Hallowell or Gardiner, to take passengers to Waterville, Farmington, Readfield, Winthrop, etc., on the arrival of the boat. A steamer will also be In readiness at Hallowell to take pas- sengers immediately to Waterville. Goods will be insured by this boat for one-fourth of one per cent., i requested, by applying to the Agent, without any charge for policy. No matches, powder, or other extra hazardous freight taken. N. B. No freight received positively after 6 o'clock. For light freighs or passage, apply to the Captain on board, or to CHAS. J DOW, 18 Foster's wharf.
GREAT REDUCTION OP PARE FOR EASTPORT & ST. JOHNS, N. R., VIA PORTLAND. The steamer CREOLE, Capt. E. B. Winchester, will leave Eastern Steam boat wharf, Boston, every THURSDAY, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Railreed wharf, Portland, every FRI- DAY at 12 o'clock, noon, or on arrival of 7 A.M. train from Boston, for Eastport and St. Johns, N. B.
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