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The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
City fla "a.
An adjourned meeting of the City Connc1
was held last evening.

An ADJOURNED meeting OF the City Councl
| was held last evening.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
Jurors-James Todd, Charles T. Thrasher
| and John Loveltt were drawn as traverse Ju-
| rors for the superior Court
| Thomas L. Cum 'uinos, John u. Lord, aDez
| NJ Knights, Henry c. Lowell. John III. Gould,
| John Kinsman. Charles w. Cahoon aud N a.
| Foster were drawn as traverse iurors for the
| Supreme Judicial Court, April term.
I The Mayor nominated, ana Inc Doard con-
| firmed, the following as
| Undertakers David Skillins, Louis Bunce,
| Caleb S. Hatch, G, orge A. Mason, James Jor-
dan, james Tobin, james p. Skillings Jacob
| Ouimby Henry Bennett, Charles Sampson,
| John w. Nea', Mark Wisgil, George Fessen-
| den. VIM. A. Stilngs.
Special Police, Without pay Louis Bunce,
| Charles A. Beal, David Wyman, James P.
Skllin, Lafayette Wyman, John Griffin, VIM.
| Bnrnham. John w Nea', j. f. kelsey, David
Still,ngs. John S. NJ ,rriil Mark Wigsin, John
| Griffin, George Fessenden, WIN. X. Staples,
George A. Mason, Wm B. Melcher, S. W. EN-.
cry, franklin Turkey, Charles Sampson, SamI
| S. hurry, John G.. Roberts. Joseph ID. Decello,
VIM. G.. Hart, Henry Burnett, j. Ii. Derrick.
Charles Lewis, G. S. Hatch, James jordan,
James Tobn.
Pol &C -lhe May Or nominated and the Board
of Aldermen confirmed. the following as police
officers FIR the current municipal year:
John S. Head Marshal.
Alonzo Wentworth and VIM. B. Irish Depu-
t. Marshas.
A list of policemen was also nominated and
confirmed, all of which were re appointments.
AS the list is not complete We omit it for the
present. There are two or three vacancies
| which are 10 be filed.
Superintendent of Evergreen Cemetery
| Augustus D. Mari.
Superintendent of Forest City Cemetery
| Edwin Fl. Ripley.
| Inspector OF Gas Meires-E. P. Haines.
Overseer> of the House of Correctiou-Eli-
| sha Trowbridge Edmund Phinney, John Brad
| ford Nathaniel Ellsworth
| An order was passed for the appointment of
Joint Committee to solicit and receive pro-
posals for doing all OF the printing Ter the city
during the present year, ana that said commit
tee report at the next regular meeting. Aid.
Fessenden and COuncilmen Winship and Har-
mon constitute the committee.
A convention of the two Boards was then
formed.
IN CONVENTION.
The Mayor made the following statement of
the finances OF the city:
| Gentlemen of the City Council:
The communication now have to make re-
lates solely to the financial condition of our
city at the present time, as appears from the
books at the Treasurer's office, as well as the
liabilities the city may be under by recent acts
of the last Legislature, and for suits in
court for damages in laying out streets, etc.
dot IF f1,an ifva
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IrRoM OUR SUPERINTENDENT

BOOTHBAY. Mach t7-Sid sch Al cite, Dunton
New York Highland Queen, Buckmaster, do.
March iS-Sld. schs r q Maddox, snow, Boston
Only son. Farm r, Portland.
March 2--Ar, sch Hannah Eldridge, Hodgdon
Portland.
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We Jake pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be tound or sale by all city
Druggists and frs class Country ffrocers.
AS MEDICINE Mans Wine Is invaluable, bel 1e
among the best mot the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufactured from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and unaduterate by any imI
inoreleni, we can heartily recommended IL to the
sick as MEDICINE. a&.4Ht&
"ro the days OF the aged it addeth length,
To the mighty II a ideth strength"
'rls balm ioI the SICK, a joy tor The we'll
Druggists and Grneers buy apd sell
DsAIsS' ELDERRERRY WINE.
nov 81 sN d&wIf @
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" B.y M :, and B,ii do you G God p DIR.
LANGLEY'S ROUT AND HERB BITTERS in ev-
cry instance pro tits motto true. They do good
to every who them fot ia n'iice. Hea lache,
Cosrivene -. Liv r Complaints, Humors, mp or
Bal EloJd, General ID lifs and all Bilious iscasee
GEO. G. GOODWIN q CO.,
marlSduySsn Boston, and ali Druggists.
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ALBION DINING Rooms, III Federal street.
The public are fast finding out why these rooms
are filed every day with hungry people. Be-
cause they can get just what they want to eat
there, from a clam chowder to nice cut of
roast beef, fit for an Alderman. Call in to-day
and see for yourself
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COpartssership Noticei
JlHE SUBSCRIBERS have thi, day en- erei INTO
I copartnership 'nder nrm name OF CALI on &
Colby, tor the purp se OF curying on tue Ie,ail
rrovision ami Grocery business, aId have taken the
I'D san former occupied by a. s. q. L. .llison;
G. L. cALLIsoN,
EH. COLBY
Por land, March p. 1868 d2ws
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Proposals.

DROP0SALS will be rec. i've TO March 8 tn 1873.
l tor teniing and hosting the dr Tvs q Iukey's
and VaughLS b idges, Tor 20 from p u {.
LII - CHASE,
Street Commissioner, LIty Build re.
Portland, March Gath, 1868. DIV
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

Boston, Mass.
The very in portant and xensIve Improvements
which nave recentlv been maze IN this popular he :
tel the largest ew I'm md, enables the proprl-
etors TO otter 20 Tourists, Families, aud The II avel-
ing Public accommada ions an convcniences supe
rior tD any other Hotel IN the city. During the pa
summer addition have been made at numsious
suites OF apartments, W al bathing cms, water
Closets &c. All aci ed one OF TUFTS magnih, emf pas
senger elevators The best cnstruc, ed, Conveys
guests to thr upper story of the house in one minute
the entries have been newly and richly caiPeteu
AMI the entire house thoroughly replenshed and
re'urnisned, making it,in All Is appointment, equa
to any hotel n the country
Telegraph once, billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first door.
LEWIS RICE q SON, Proprietors.
Feb, l, 1865. ib4-eod3m sH
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Lost!

A HOUSE of eight or tn rooms, convenient for
n small family stu ted in tie central or lowrl
part OF the city Rent not to exceed $500. apply at
this office mara 81
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In q report signed by
u, Ross Browne.
PERHAPS 1T MAY BE

well for the
subscriber to state he fact that nctwiths andn the
goa scarcity Of G .ai lllreidy we'll known, and
lis apil exh lus ibn-witi no Immediate evidences
OF relic -thu he j. p epared in measure to supply
h. masses, at No. 3jI amt with ndeniabiy
the best ETY., and udoubtellv III largest guam
tity at the pr ssnt time in the market.
marl4ltlsn JOS. II. POOR.
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By TEL. TO MER uASTs EXCHANGE.
Salem March 22-B.g Marshall Dutch Coombs,
from Portland for havana, while getting unuer
weigh his morning. got ash IRE on the SW side OF
The arbor. where e rem Ans. Will probably come
OIL without damage.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

Payments IN tie above have
been as follow, viz: Tein-
pr rary loans oftbe past Year
In ant.cip .Lion OF the annu
al revenue,
Temporal, loans of former
years, being The amount
rlised In tie taxes of the
past year,
Which latter item C ms flutes
tie LIS ms amen OF leni-
porary debt aui hor zed b.
the city council of 1865, TO
be raj ed in the t. xes, enc
quart parI yearly, in pay
meBt OF bountI S voted u
volunteers en- eline tho
mint 'ry servire OF the Uni
ted states from this State,
In the war oI 1851.
The city's liability Tor credit
loaned in all Of the Allan
tic and st Lawrence Raii-
road Company, at various
times, amounts 10 the sum
of,
Accumulated sinking funds
for the payment OF the
same, in tue, ustoly of the
Urea >urer Of the city, TO
lbout
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Miniature Alma nnc......... March "a.
sun rises. $50 Moon SETS. ESQ P N
sun sets. ........... SIT High water ....l1 20 An
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e sale at MorrilI's corner.

- new 2! st Try house nj ore. thg th.r with
E:;: one OF an acre OF Ian u. The h Jdse con-
xzA. tsins 10 finished rooms. A hns gar Ell wih
~ and TIE :, grapes, cnIraLts, goo eOerrys,
SC. Tue stoce rs The best stAnl for ,r,de vi
Gin ty Of OF Z, rt.an 4.
Apply q GEO r. DAVIS & CO.
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Nor OIL lick.
Mar 2l-dIw Argus c, py
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The funded debt Of the city al
the close of the last finan-
cial year, March 81, 1861
was
Tn. amount of notes issued
this year to Feb. 20, res
has been as fillows, per "I-
der Of City Council from
tune TO time, viz:
For expenditures tor recon-
structlon OF City and Coun-
ty BULLDOGS,
For payment OF damages on
stree
For construction of bill
School Hoase on Congress
stieet, near the Eastern
Cemetery,
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lPer steameE Java. a Sew yOrk. ]

DER hid.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24

Moth Patches, FrecIle. mud Tan.
The only rel bic remedy for those own discolor-
atoms ON Il Q ace is Perry's Moth and Frecsle Lo-
ton" Prepared only by DR.. K. q Perry 40 Bond
ST., New York. soldeverywhere. mar2ld& w6msN
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24


RAILROAD ACClDENr.-The early train on
the Portland s. Rochester railroad, from Saco
River was detained several hours yesterday
morning on account of the engine being thrown
from the track near Saccarappa. The frost
had come out from under the sleeper allowing
it with the rail to spring down in such way
as to catch the filnge OF wheel, ence the
accident. The engine was thrown down the
bank and tipped over, but strange to say, no
one was injured seriously, although the engin-
eer and fireman remained aboard through the
whole.
/ TOKENS OF RESPECT. The flag ON the City
Hall and that on the Preble House were raised
at half mast yesterday, and the doors of the
Trea urer's room were closed, and the hab-
dies draped with Grape, in respect to the men,
DRY of the late Henry P. Lord Esq, City
Treasurer. ass
The last train over the Portland & RocLes-
ter railroad now leaves this city at 6.15 instead
of $50, as heretofore.
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IN CQMMON C0rry,

The resolutions in relation to the death of
Henry P. Lord, Esq, were read.
DR.. Chadwick then made few beautiful
and touching remarks in relation to the sad
event and 10 the char acter of the deceased
Mr.. Winship followed in few remarks
touching his long and intimate acquain; ance
with the deceased.
The resolutions were then adopted in con-
currence by a rising vote, and another resou.
ton was passed directing the City Clerk to
cause COPY of the resolutions to be forw ard ed
10 the family OF the deceased.
The Board then adjourned to Friday eve
ming at 7 IL O'clock
Mr.. Il. N. Dow was elected President of the
Common Council pro tenn, in the absence OF
Mr.. Wright, from illness.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-24
For S1.6nO.

(TsA A good y sto house. 'ntling seven rooms,
M,, 60 d ce la, lsiern, Sc, In. house nas bsen
xAsloioushy re aired, painted and "a pe.ed
suoue, and vi be sid aE b rgaIn. rs
proper ~ /. cate In god eishb rnoCd aid with
Al few minut $ wL.N Ut the Probe HU4 use.
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Real KS ate, No. orI' n Book.
mar24dtw Argus COPY.
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Tho NIhYo,,. Adde'S

=. Pags-Three Old Saws; Munchau-
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luton Dc Mcfarland,

TyJt0n Dc Mcfarland,
Desre to call the attention to the fact that more than
DO
u their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
tate fire. Parties desringa
FIRST RATE SAFE.
At MODERATE PRICE, will please call ON
EMERY & WATERHOUSE,
Middle Street. Portland.
Or at no sudbury Street, Boston.
Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborns Steam improvement at
tached TO Ti'ton 81 M ;farand's Safes, can order
Emery, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan l5-sNistw in each mo& adv remainder of time
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Acinnl funded debt of the

Aciral funded debt of the
city Fen. 20, 1865,
for which provision is to be
made i'll the future.
Flu Their loans OF u permanent
natu e have been anthoriz-
ed, an I will he require / TO
the exile tperhaps of nv EN-
ty or twenty-five thousand
dollars, to cl Sc up The ac-
counts # the pa resent fin a :
Gil, year, which ends with
the last day OF the present
month.
L ans o n temporary nature
have also been authorized
flr The same purp~se, as .ol-
lows, viz:
In payment Ct tho ordinary
expon lilures In several "
the cpaitmens, iii excess
Of the annual appropr.a-
tions, tor Siieets, Sidewalks
an Bridges,
Drai s and Sewers,
Cemeteries and Public
CIR unts,
which amounts by the terms
of the orders authorizing
loans for these sew raj piI-
poses, are to be asses ell ami
raised i'll tile ,axes of t 70
coming year. uniess uaeX-
pende balances of a, pro-
ira ions at tie cl sc of the
pre-. ent fina lcial year shat
be suiiicien, to liz lida e Q
poItiOn there #.
The ltige and unprece entao
increase NJ the city deb;
winch has tike / place du :
ing the / asst two We r. has
been made ne e sary by the
d.vistaiions OF the Great
fire OF July, 1896, but un-
less Unforeseen ci CUM
stan eS shall arise it does
lot appear that any addi.
ton to the city debt II mu-
nicipal purpos' 8, will b.
call d for curing the pres
ent m unicipai year, on t.. c
contrary that it will be re-
dueel by the amount iaili. 9
due.
The temporary debt of the
siily On lie 3.st oi N arch,
1867, was
The amount of notes issued
during the past ler has
ben ~ follows, viz;
For temporary loans III an ic-
ia IA Ut collections IRON
taxes,
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----
$4,000 90
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rhe Dominion Of
lad; Beecher on Public
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The Mayor said the city had truly cause to
mourn, for she had lost one of her best citi-
zens. A man irreproachahle IN private or
public life. One who never deserved an enc
my or deserted friend. In his official capac-
ity he was second to no one. Tie loss of snch
man was public calamity and as such it is
viewed by our citizens.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously
by rising vote, and the Board then adjourn
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

TOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST ARRANGED ALA
Breweres in this city, good Custom trade, with stock
fixtures offered for sale accommodating erfna
Parties seeking good paying ousiness will do well by ean
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

d > A --IfOrEL AID FAMILF MANGLESi METRO
N,DU. potan and ggU hotels a. refercnces, a 46, 20
s60 So 80 ami xLo J. o. WEST Liberty plsoes n Ns
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

TOR SALEM BROOKLYN, A MILK ROUTE OF -
quarts For particulars Inquire at b Fulton streo(
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

ITOR SALE-rHE FIXTCRFs AND TWO YEARg
II Jease Of elegant Grocery Store 375 Broad stree9
NEWARK suta store. Address box 49,
Poe ou.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

TlLEASANT FAMILY MANSION-NEAR FLUSHING,
i particularly adapted to large family, seven-eghths milo
from depot house 5o1d two stories basement and arge
attic ID l2 Closets piazza two sides lawn shrubbery
evergreen hodges grounfor vegetable garden; stable room
tt desired rent ec00 PRINCE CO., Flushing OF L. b..
PRINCE, 81 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

INOR sALE-AN ESTABLISHED CRACKER ROUTE
with Wagon ahd Team. satisfactory given q
selling For particulars apply at 46i Grand street, Brocs
lyn, Il. ID.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

ITO LET-AT MOUNT VERNON, wEsTClfEsTBR
county, furnished House, situated on Fourth avenue
next BAPTIST church, contains minutes
walk IRON New Haven Railroad depot Inquire the
fses of ROBERT MCKEE, with Mclean Sto.esbuiy 263
Caunl
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

CTAMFORD AND GREENWICH, CONN.-TO REM, A
- little Place for c50 do. HF00 300
do., furnished, 81 600; also several others.
s. IRELAND, 2u1 Broadway.
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Wateheg for the billion.

The oroIde Gold watch Co: manufacture,
ON strictly scientific principles (styla, finish,
and color. Is carat gold, a Jde-StIitts Of the
most rare and costly description Of Cold
WdteheE -ars
They are manufactured with .Hltaifn0
CnSeS, (lGdies and 0entIeHleI,sl, have suPerb
Swiss movements, jeibeted, e10iHe-fl11 ed
with compensation spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, 0hIeeTS, ExpTeEEaeJa
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Fine Swiss Movements, SIS, Patent Ameri-
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certificate from the Uroide Gold Watch Co
Also, magnificent Oroide Gold Chains, s.,
50, and 81 each. gent everywhere. to be paid
for on delivery.
Our customers are supplied YREE with the
Pickpocket Detective and Watch Guard;
also, mailed separately on reeGlpt OF 90 eents-
The Genuine OrOide Gold Watches can only
be obtained by ordering directly from rs.
JAMES 7. MONROEG CO., Import and
Manufactures, I95 broadway, New York
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q n ID ~
@ n u a n
Reduction in Prices,
TO REDUCE STOCK, AT, .z
n. d b 4 MAN 8 u o's.

i've feet high, well trodden down, with
sides sloping at an angle Of IS degrees,
to shed part of the rain, and both top
and sides should be covered with few
inches of surface soil or muck. The
fermentation will go on through the
over In the spring previous to spreads
ing, as II should be, 1t VIII be found
very Sshort,n and better than IL it had
lain In the open yard all winter. Most
farmers have not room enough in their
cellars and yards to store all the man
ure their stock is capable of makings
and 1t is great advantage to clear
OUT an their Recommendations in auS,
tumn, as we'll as spring, and fur
nish a new supply of muck, loan,
or straw, for the winter. A much lar
ger quantity of manure7is made by this
course. Ii concentrated manufe8 are
used in addition to those made upon
the place. they may often be mixed
with the yard manure In these com
post heaps with good results. The
danger of burning the seed, which SO
often occurs when these artificial ma
nures are applied in the hill in the I'M
diluted state, would be avoided, and If
the combined manure be used for
spring grain. more even distribution
is etfected.-Amerieda Agricultural.
BONES PoR FOWLS
Bones usually have attached to them
quantity of flesh and fat, which rem
der them valuable. The fat enables the
fowls to resist the cold; the flesh gives
them muscle and material for the for
nation OF eggs, the carbonate of lime
furnishes eggshells, and the phosphate
yields materials for bones and for the
tissues.
A boy can, in few minutes, chop
up with haIchet all the lesser bones
that come from the-table, and we re-
gard them as very valuable. If we
were TO start q poultry Establishment
on large scale, we should certainly
make arrangements to procure all the
fresh bones possible. It would not be
difficult to devise machine that would
crack them into fragments the size of
large beans, and we should get paid
twice-frst through the chickens, and
secondly, through the improved char
acter of the manure.-FdTmerS' Home
Journal FFF
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WHY ARE THERE so MANT BALD.
HEADED MEN why so many bald
head men and SO few bald 7VomenI
Why Is It that the Skulls Of young men
in their tWenties shine like billiard
balls2 Why this spectacle Of bald-
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bald-headed men, Recommending in
vfgorators warranted To produce
bnshy- locks in less than a fortnight,
while bald-headed spectators and mid
dle-aged men with wigs look on with
derIsIve smiles; thoaEh all the while
their wives and daughters throng our
streets covered with crowns of beauty,
and charming actresses toss their blond
tresses in luxurious profusion on the
stages of our theatres3 Our male pop
nIatfon VIII no doubt take q serene
satisfaction IN saying that It 3 because
men have more to worry them than
women, and have the trouble of con-
irving notOnly how to support them
selves, but also how to support these
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ever that Is not the reason. Women, OF
course, aFefner and longer hair than
men, but men. destroy their hair BY
making ovens Of their heads under
their hats, aud thus heat the top of their
craninms until the hair dies ont for
very want OF air. Men should either
take Of their hats oftener or yentilate
them better. -
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