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New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
srDrcr1oy AND FRAUD IN JERSEY CITY.

The particulars of heartless crime prac-
tised upon young German girl developed In Jer
sey City last evening. From the statement mado by
Eliza Berges before Recorder Marndae 10 appears that
she came to this country from Darmstadt, Germany,
months and took her residence win te
family John Renter in South Fourthst. MT kenter
had several sons and daughters by a former VIE,
who was dead and whose place was filed by young
German woman OF respectable appearance ana oOnnec-
tons Mrs Kenter permitted, II she did not forward,
noticeable intimacy between her stepson, JOhn RENTER
ar and her youthful bOArder The glr was Wen suppned
with money by her parents in Germany, and 1t Is said
that Renter took good care to obtain the greatest portion
Of her funds. Miss Berges had occasion, ABOUT year
ago, 60 to Morrlsown, and she was accompanied ny
Kentcr who thenlsucceeded In scuuCES heT ac-
eordng TO her statement, under the most solemn
nrOmses Of marriage. When was learned that she was
pregnsnt Mrs Renter assisted IN producing abortion
by the Of violent medicines, the elect OF Wo was
such as TO ruin her health and almost to cause her death
| When she recovered her health sulhclently
| she left tho house in which she Ind suffered
being driven away by her seducer and by Mrs kenter
and remained for several months with some friends IN
MorrstowD endeavorng to conceal the crimes o which
she had tho victim Her remittanccs from nome had
ceased altogether and 1t not until few days ago
that learned the She obtained her knowledge
letter written by her fatheJ which she told
that money had been young Kenter who had sent
information that he married to her An inheIfenee
Of about $4,000 belonging to her. had been in part trans
mltted Kener, who after running tho girl was seeking
She then revealed the secret which she had concealed TO
| the family with whom she living, and they urged
her TO procure the arrest of Renter, and OF the
had aided him In ms ncfarOus work. She applied to
and stated in and in evident distress ali her nsfor
tunes. Issued for the arrest OF RENTER
and Detective NugeEt in whose hands It was placed,
| arrested him last evening lie committed 10 the
City Prison for examination Mrs. Renter yet
arrested but she VIII probably be taken INTO
tody after the examination Of the case 10 concluded.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
THE H1rMRoLnr MONUMENT.

A movement was initiated in this city some
time ago for tho erection Of monument 70 Alexander
Won Humboldt in the Central Park, IN memory Of his
centennial birthday, September IA next As the
sum Of g. was contributed the subscribers
meet TO elect an Executive Committee TO determine
upon the style and size Of the monument and to make
arrangements with artist This meeting was held at
DelmonicOs Tuesday night. Anumber of gentlemen
present, representing either individual subscribers
subscribing associations. William Aufcrmann, esq.
called tho meeting to order, when, on bis motion.
G. Il. DetmOld, esq. elected President, and
Professor Ellie Charer, Secretary. IL was
certaned that the contributions thus far made by differ
ent parties in from 81 TO $780, amount TO S2gg1,
After debate, Executive Committee OF nine Was
apponted to consist of the following gentlemen: VIM
Aufermann esq w. T. BOdgett, esq, Prot Ellie Charer,
c. T. DetmOd, esq, Fred. Kapp ESQ., Prof Koerner Con
sui Fred Kuelne Prof Lieber, Charles Schultz esq. On
motion it resolved, that the Executive Committee
have fun power TO act and TO convene when necessary
general meeting OF the subscribers. Tho general meet
ing having then adjourned, the Executive Committee
met and appointed the following officers: Mr.. DemOld
President; Mr. Kuehne Treasurer; and Mr.. Auiernann
Secretary After authorizing each member Of the Com
nittee receive further contributions, the Committee
adjourned TO Saturday next
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
ruE cAR.pRIyERs, srRIKE.

The condition of affairs at the Second-ave.
Railroad depot remains unchanged The men united
and show no signs Of yielding. and they are apparently
having the best OF the dispute as the Company have
cara Yesterday Most OF the from the country who
were induced take positions as drivers have lel te
tion that the Company will be able 10 supply their
needs The officers do not speak very hopefully OK
their prospects, and 10 seems likely that they Will
have To return TO the old timetable No disturbance
occurred during the day, excepting the arrest OF
two men for being nproaTOS .,r rensnco to kee1 hsm
sober and to preserve order IL Is Claimed that e nc W
timetable proposed by the Company iaWsd aeid Sv aw
viz six miles hour and that the danger Iron aeu
dents the people will be thereby mueh lnereasea a
summer during the picnic season. the drivers III sever
instances made eight and even nine trips day 70
modate the Company but in every instance tne
In mining seven trips which has been the number mere
tofore made daily, Is twelve hours and aa
addition TO this the drivers have to DC NJ the depot
minntes beforehand in tho morning and also lose aoous
seventeen minutes between each trlp, makne d
fourteen hours and IS minutes for days VOTE sa I
would have be made aud In ADDITION each ,han ~
be to spend about half an hour In cleaning MS
ar This would make a days work sixteen hours
large number OF car drivers who UP To- & ,no , ,he
strike employed on the ne tbst several
new drivers the line were DRIVING Wlnout ee,so ,
and they asked that the latter might De afreseu os & @
offehse The Marshal told them that short tme Slice
the Police under the orders Of Superintendent Kennedy
several car drivers for the same onense ana me-
tho Marshal Mt that time dlsapproved OF the action o tne
Police the matter and that lie then gave an
OF his opinion by the publication OF caro- III te sevela
newspapers The Marshal directed note 10 s we I'M r
of the Company directing them to comply WAN the of
dnances of the City bearing on this subject.
While officer Richards of the Nineteenth Prechet was
riding up town SecOndaye car last evening" at lhs
corner OF Thirty fourhst he was struck upon lne heo
with brick, thrown by one OF gang OF ruuahs wno
had gated the locality for the purpose OF dv-
ING away the new drivers on the SecOndave line Inc
officer was severely wounded. Two OF the gang Ehwatu
McGoyern aud Thomas Fenon were arrested anu ocAou
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
p1SSENGFR ARRIVED.

PROM HAvASA-Iu steamship Eagle April lLFcI Gova lsdr
and two seransi jose Hsrs Frederick Fowler sui child Auio
four children and servants Msgul Drs ssIspio
serps ~ Sanford Label Moreno and neiee W. Anneaes ad three
children T. Pence aud Pence and scrvauts "
Eure lady, and three ehren shuck, Kierban Martin Jose
Rnsquet Tos de Ia Vega H. A. CaFulo r. Arnold de
Tler Dagatby Delgdo vile n. NJ Hicks Ms
Gown and servant Amelia Tda Mr. Aspu and two ehdTsn Ch
de Caro- g. de Poe e. Rooney Juo Tas Cntra Francisco
Csnasoo John Ingram Dina hnApm do 0rs infant ard two eh
dTen Manuel CanieAs Jose Coll Robert Ds HOratO Asnu T.
Yicho J. G. Reynolds WIFE, and nepheNA
FROM LvBRPooL-In steamship java April I'M sad Mrs
Edward children O. H. horewood George @.
Keller John Hasy Thomas Laess O. logger Thomas Tug Mr.
Harley giono and Mr. aud M Michael Meade
sykes Daniel Packard Mr.. Holbeok w. Newton, j. Cahl
RoJ Mr. Mrs Fisher H. Pepper r. T. A. Scott H.
W. Charlotte William j.
Jackson Mrs g. H. Pohwe infant AH child Ml,s Jua Foaws Mira
j. r. Cun A. T. Fulton W. d. Foster Major Burnett Major
Smith Mr. and Mira K PumAher, two children aud sma.l
KeenAn r. Holland A. r. bacrss r. Grean William Amey IT,
ButlerSorh Mr. Opdke W. Brown Mira Norris tao children and
maid. H. Stcrz
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
lUNIvERsALIsT LADIES FAIR

Last evening ladies' fair, instituted for the
purpose OF augmentng the funds course of collect ion
for the purchase of land and the erecting thereon
OF Uniyersalist Mission Church and school
was opened IN the Everett Rooms corner OF
Thirty'fourthst. and sixth-ave, under promising
auspices Ine necessity for more commodious
building than that now used for the mission has long
been felt aud in order that this need shall be suppied
subscription list has recently been set on foot and MANY
liberal contributions have been made The room which
decorated with the national flag and other orna-
ments, was after the opening OF the doors com
petey filled with VISITORS and the whole entertainment
was characterized by tho spirit and vvaeity which per.
Yaded the scene thIoughout The articles on exhibition
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
DOMYsTIC NAREETg-

.Fu.-
Bvr',O hr5l l5fsa. 81 @ e. n'ee; 'l;s SA 3 ,ss ,Gs5,
somi5s Corn 1sry dal e car lot, New at 7s6 arrive
nominal q Sc IN store Rye nominal At ~ - store bsrs, an
on seeds Of 100 bazs choice 1Ho'nT At 81 $50
bags prime Timothy a. - % co,as hm At 9aas 1gd'' So,, ,.
dali HgIsinss torrh Ai2a9)c
CIcAGo Apn tErbsnge NewYots s par barring ant lio
sal At dsea. idi No ist rae IS sl 80 2t 81 es
Change, Sl 0 Core qne decline Of di New quoted
sa 'S1tS a. s & az s'sS at & & m a' RE seye At s
Il regular aEd isih receipt. sa'y 'a,.qssa quoted =,
hm Port 80 80 cash s3 seller lat ball May Land mo
l9c Sweet pctld Hams l5ic; Camband Mle' lt.r loose
ensd lO 5e; qiOted 1t Tor Mea, 90 25o 80 IS
% S s IS , 90 qpfS P, 70 M.ios iis ' 9G 3 for Coed % % c ~
LOUISVILLE April robaeco-slles 20 lda At tS9s27 - Tor
ha to & & c. T' h s s c.r ss ps
sboudsr, Kic Cctales Gie Far 5od 90 Wheat 81 = .
LoUI, Apdl Nobaeeo unchanged Cotton qae MdlHeg,.
a. s gssr ss 7 ssi Double sFs ,,. '9s 81 E @ F - S
30 Wheat dull prime TO choice RED ~ sogei 90 strictly .s-,.:
choice Corn dull ss At at6 sov ard whte c3et9e for
fancy White Oats deeipng safes - ga 20 Bany hm ~ 20
whts da :, s;d6i, PORK aqerl o6ous .sle, =, sJ!
Mea-nog doiag Bacon dull obbug sales II 5tc Tor nonh
Cs,te quiet unchanged Live ls doll At tSdSo goiA Re,
ceps- bbl Flour 1000 La, Wheat OO bush Corn, 5000
SAX FHASci,oo April uFlOnr DON at ~ "eas 5oi oregon
Extra l2 Whestisery duh a Sl $oaSl o. The estimated
Wheat crop Oregon for @ present year Nj" be oas1Ha eIse 0i
sayIssAa Ca Apn 4-coon good dsm,nd and stmI sd-
EawORLKAu April IA-CottonTbe market aeiye AiiinEs
fs02Ic $50 bales receipts 2tJ bales exports t83 bsieA
Sugar duff Common sd0ie Prime l3lc Mo'ssses-Eh mppg'
TISS % S Hs9 % q f% & sag,nS% g, % tSs S E
Bran scarce 81 90 Hay fm Pdgs S!G Pok at s9l s. B1eo1
du and unchanged WHISKY ous Western Rstd g0agie Coffee
wILsIse!@s G. ADf& a. 1.sPtt, Tarpssta'-Noa3s Soi"E
at ~ 3D. Cotton sLalo better Mdalngs 25id26ic
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
IAnnouneemsnts.l !
EspESsCHErp's HArs FOR YOUNG MEN.

. FAsHioSS-bt2
yorrs on ASIDE son bat and asrng
for the m proper generally Little startled AZ he t
Of mounting uszed chapeauy aud in fAct tae ha snsoe ~
age does rot become the youthful eountenAnoa
p order therefore n wants Of h more youthful eos ano
eustomers RsPKS,CHEip out this usual
A SuPkKB SPRIss HAT roR iouNs hEE, , -.
modelled amer his regular Spring fashion, but slightly redneea ~
The etote relative Of tue model preserved Tth ths
and all the points are depea 10 poth
Raj bs hat fr youuq lighter and juvenile 10 ia
ensemble than the original Of which Il 10 copy
Ia be the sO becoming hat for Young hes
that produced this city and well adapted snpeedt
The cap without the transition appearing too an
stirling de.iRner subi tis unique and oeu
e 10 the public the fullest confidence that viii BE- approved
,ud admired n RsPKNtOHKD, Manufacturer Of Gents hau,
ll1 NaAaan.sL. between Beekman aud An1n.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Eagle Greene Havana April TO- ndse. and
Steamship BiunetIe, Howe Philadelphia, indse. psss
Steamship Chesapeake Bragg, Portland, Hdse. and pass
Ship KoonAF Griffin, Liverpool Nov H. aud Bermuda March 90
mdse.
Ship casa Robinson Cardiff Peb a. railroad iron Is anchored
the Lower Bay
Brig PIoieus Drsko Maebas 10 day, lumber
Brig George Prescott Mills Yna Haven for Philadelphia
Brig Orion. Edgeti, Hllsboro n. S, IS days. phster
Brig Charles Heath PendeOn, AaehAs days, lumber.
Brig Ruice, Barker Messna fO days fruit
Brig Ernina Sweet hAtanEas IA days sugar
Ber s. H. CAdy, Small Indisnoa ~ days hides cotton
kehr Hope Ill., Walton. g.. via Bridgeport Is days pls.
Selr. whitaker Look ST. George, n. b.. 5days spluK
sehr Southern Cro George, Windsor ~ bdays plaster,
sclr Dr. Kane. Dodge Portland DAYS. lumber.
SchE Sarah Wooster, Leland. Calais days lumber
Sehr. d. Comstoek, sco6eld, Georges Banks fsh
SchE Chara, Allen, Whteing. Ne, o DAYS spiipR
Schr Harriet, Crowley ST George. NJ B., 5days smiling
Schr. RosnA, Richardson, Jonespor days spaTs.
SehL Julia. Nash. Harrington days spling
Schr Rocket Eaton Calais days lumber
sebr Valhalla, Torrey, Calais days, lumber.
bchr. w. w. Dickens, Rogers, Georges Banks. fsh.
TcHoONEks-hiNkR AND
Bay State. ElIAbehpori A. M Acken, EliIabetbpofL
DR. Brady, EiIabethport Liberty. Eiiabethport
Bza Phsro. III Iabethport Excelsior ElIAbethport
Fashion, ElIabeihpoh Iuns Bodne, BliIabe,hpor.
Amelia EiIabethpoTt Nevada, Port johnson.
Tabthfa Hannah, EiIabeihpori Iartcrable. Roudout
Eva, South Anboy. Harriet X Sarah South Atnbey.
Chss A. GrsiHe BEabetlport New Reguus Port Johnson
Coral. BhIahehporL Eliza Smith, South Amboy.
Maria Kent Port Johnson Telegraph, Portland
Emma g. Yerhl, ROekland Henry Bemucl NewIsyeu
Gen. Grant, Hew-HAven. Lime BVans, PAl River.
Connecticut. StOuHington j. Cbase, Yarmouth
H. NJ. Wells, New HAsea j. NJ klssam, Bridgeport.
Eclipse, Port Jefferson. Thomas Cahl, New Haven
hsbis Hood. ReN-Hay 0eo. Washington, stanford
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

.,,oa sct,csv of an ornamental nature, nostly con-
t,ihuted by the ladies connected with the Unversast
churches Of this city and Brooklyn large ue nuDe ~
e Industrial scnool in connection with the UslyersS
Satnn The business OF the evening was under the tu
nnS;nTendence OF the President Mrs Gabriel Kent ana
he Vice President Mrs Sherwood The result OF thls
o h nening day was highly gratifying 10 the ladies' who
ronse In the event Of successful continuation, TO er
nd fhe time OF closing the fair till tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
prpp WArEp-Uow TO Use Ir.

T PtLrrH ALKxASDsR MCKENZIE
Co Hvdrauc sngnees No IS West Fourth at the fua
o Porous FILTER alluded report 60 tue Crooa
Bo,n consider sAaJsoBs which constitutes The erng
medium 10 article the The nsrnmen
quite durable and reqaes 10 be reversed occasionally insure s
uon. ..- q. 90 JAMES b. CHlLfos m'p
R-TavnR Of the heory and practice o htarAuea
for thirty years able TO aPp water successfully Win seosoIi
JobbBg 10 ev and country punetaaU
attended 1ISI. MCKENZIE Co., Plumbers and GAiti'srh
p Gko. J. CLAN RAsALD.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15


,....h,. n.,,,s Cornei,. NewHayen
yes-p"n-tt In III, D. Jnla X Gamage. Roekland
Ii,tl. providence 'r- Ornnt. East GFeens'eh
. >; LUZ G T. Vauderyorst Provdenee
~ na p-p ~ n Eo sI Rrdoepon Storm. Bridgeport
ntsaIs a -. Ner..yea W. n. Rowe Horrors Point.
Luz "T.-suarso New Iaye0
I'p'u % a. PIT J,Rron Charles Trefeaher. Taunton
"a Nsx. Ilaven snsan Duncan Boston
Wm. Graf, Portland CT Chernn BAN
Uniou, Roekland J"hh fune', M ia NJ.
Mar Augusta New.Ifsyen- MARY Ahes sPrnee hfsa' Nv
Geo N. baldwin, Gloucester kste heHbtu
Empire Eew-Bedforl T. Flower, ffotldesce'
H,ptuBa, New London Anala. Norwan
Dr Franklin, EevHAvep Geo Do"hms
n., ns,an e Nd Bragrnert Minnie Cobb. New Londsh
Cyuoe oecticat, New Haven Geo Gihun r0ftANs W.
Monnoutb, Providence ID .t
:. 80 .-.-i SAILED.
steamshps samaris and Colsrado for Liverpool
.- $50 DOMESTIC PORTS. =, -,
NKxLoSpoy April Arved Revenue steamsn Ss 1 r1sich
-, So erue; propeller Shetueket from New.i ioI
~. Charles wooey, om Batimore A. H. hslees i,.i -
a Kate Churc FewYork for Geofg1s bAnIS
Rn.Toy April iI-Anived. steamship Nspmae rom Ne"i
E cara Eilau LoDdn aud kian from Ardosh
I,yyvxs. MosKoh, Va. April 1A-Afnvrd sehh ntny
tn Ponce for Sarah r. Thopas from pesos ".
ana n, tsri nin- ior Amssrism bigs asgge for Liverpool
v Weh for b. Jsgo sehr Alexander and Francis ior 'ee w"
lnSss ,.rox apr l4-Arv.d steamship Maryland RON Bah
& sh, Ws.anga Philadelphia Sailed sshrs bne Oeoso'
ErYorI, W. W. Magse PrOvdeHee Magellan s1oeA'on' ne
Ipr M-esre sebn. Compromise, for Philadelphia
and III q. Bnd. for Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS ...- .-
eor-H.uProy Aphl 1.-The steamship Northern Lgob lnms
p,p on March a. touched of ooSes to-day and eH 10
Copenhagen .HI|
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
TIE STATE, OF TRADE.
---~-- 'vnr. uApKprs
wwwaAsa WnHr.Na - "a - FasTI =

HAvAxA April L-Sugar Adyshesgi sae u,ts to-day
the basis Of 81 d9i reals afobe for No u D. EzchNgen
United sght IN gob idp preiasis
,sh premium; 60 Ggh currency. 20. ~
douu SIGHT l5 G2i scOaut, Pr. 2B
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

SQUIRE e. LANDER, No. % Fulton-st., New
Yofk u the best pe. reliable WArcHxs Toe DAhosD JHv
fLRI, and SILVER wARH Diasohdi tpeelaliy
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
FspKNsouyIp,s SPRING DRESS HAr.-This ia

artistic truly poporoned and sleghut Hats ye
UBobtrasve beauty s eharaere free or
Which saenss mistAken fer st.fs'enss.
IL is a hat Apfopos the Of fashion aud Tsbnemeut
EsPKxtCHEID. hhnufac,uTsr No. LIS kassan-st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

SUNDAY SCHOOL BooKs.-BRoUGHToE e. VIZ
HaN No - Bbs su.. tt,p the aesst aad b. A.eriasbt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
HOME NEWS.
TIP wKATHKR

a-MO
80. soud, from O4S noon Ahruoon[Wnoy ano oioady
vanrinking rain ct liza h'eSSt -N''"' N''--' -
Esa Toto 81. A. Man vHl b. the
PAS oFT nooN-Ibs nrst QnAriei 81 ~ A0VA vs.
ntb lO:10 ..n--,--.- a.. n .,o,N last evening
-, meteor brsD color suddenly sa' yert
css6sre AZ poht degrees 4 w oftbe planet h ssbn vss
m, shcu IS degrees West BY RoEb honson sh IA
Sr.Sr toV ard the BY intense light Theo
aferVd despfh fhsdOg
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
A RAYMOND g. Co.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
no COR PDLTOs AND HAssAUsTs.
EVERY GARMENT WARRANTED WE'LL MADE

THOMAS r. AGNEW, 200 00GREENWICH-ST
II --0'r-T HRw-YORK,
Offering d., CHEAP FOR CASE il qsip%nsss, q%ss nSssE eI
BODY TEAS COPfEES. SUGARS. SPICBS SikuPs
BUTTER CTRSsB LARD. RAMS, MACksRBL Fohhi"N
FRUITS FL0UR choices, brand' market one Pnes hoe
90 TO MCFARLAND" BOOk-SIORE,
Ma s7 roadsay trs aoos hs old pae and ga box Of
be,uufsI FRRSCa EOTB PAPER
E,s ouire, for sli stamped
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-27
Dissolution OF fCOp0rtsershiI C

THE firm of RAMSAY & WHEELER is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
The Hotel Business, known as the "Famouth
Hotter will be conducted by P. K. wheeler.
Aug 30, 1869. au31tf
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-27
For Sale.
Il Valuable Steam .Engi1ae.

A Vertical Double Cylinder Engine, in perfect
n order. This engine was built by good builders
and cost about $4,000, has run but one year and is
but little worn, is very handsome, and as good as
new. Cylinder 10 in. damater 80 in. stroke, fly
wheel 10 teet diamater, 80 i'll face. Has ipdepen-
dent cutoff valve, and judson COVE nor. ALSO
splendi' heater With brass tubes, WILL be sold at
ba gain il applied tor a. once
Address, ATLANTIC WORKS,
scp7w3w IA stntc street, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
North America Life Ins. Co.
Maine State Agency. 100 Exchange St.
CAPITAL STOCK RETIRED July 1st, 1869.

Note its Peculiar Features.
1st. Its Polices are on-For6itable,
"a its Policies contain no restrictions whatever.
Tropics. wv
ga: II allows Thirty days of Grace on all pay
mems S ., premium. ana the policy is held good du-
4th; II anords to its insured the absolute security
OF Iooer'ament endorsement Its policies bear the
S'ai o. Sne ,ta'e Of New York are cou tersgned
Dy me VIEW 0rk Insurance COmmissioner-and are
sECufEp h oy deposits OF public STOCKS in the Treas
The Pottcy has the Guarantee Of the Empire State"
q ELIZUR WrIGHT,
-, -, lae Ins. Commissioner of Mass.
otn. !S Nep Contribution Plan of Dividends, is
at once Just and equitable and simple as be
deIsto4u Dy school boy. The dividend is based
upon tne emlum Of a single year, but upon the to-
tai dMoht OF premiums raid since the origin OF the
poncv, anu IS paid annually after the first year.
IL Is peneved that these peculiarties will command
poses to insure
Parues desiring Insurance, or wishing the Agency
OF this Company, will app to
M. L. STETENS,
Manager OF state Agency,
100 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND.
sep16d1w-eod4wTTs l :
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-27
w WANTED
Teacher Wanted.

A MALE TEACHER is wanted for the school on
"A Loug Island, Portland HarDor, tor the winter
term. Application may be made to either OF the
" COMMITTEE on Island Schools" up-
til Saturday. November 18th, 1869. Tenn to com
mence Monday, November 22d.
DIR. S. G. GORDON,
LEWIS b. SMITH.
. Portland, October 26th, 1862 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-27
The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day (Sundays excepted) by
the
Portland Publishing Co.,
At 1O9 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
Tr,,,s.-E,obt Dollars a Year in advance.
The Maine state Press

year.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch of space
in length of column, constitutes square"
$15O per square daily first week. rs cents
continuing every other day after first week, so
cents.
HAN square, three insertions or less, IS cents;
one week, $l.O0; 80 cents per week after.
SPECIAL LsNoTICEs, one third additional.
VI nder head of "AMUsEMENTs," 81 90 per
square per week; three insertions or less S1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has large circulation
In every part oi the State) for S1.00 per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all Communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-27
Lancaster Hall Restaurant
READ 4 Mckay,
ROPRTE TOES.

HAVING leased this well known Eating House
II we are prepared to sustain its high repntat on
for all the good things tn 4 delight the eye and grati-
iy the taste The prophet ,rs being practical as well
as professional cooks. enabled to supply Rails
Parties and Families at short notice, and on such
terms as cannot tail to satisfy all who favor them
with their patronage.
Meals at all hours ofihc Day and Evening.
sep7dx ...
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-27
THE DAILY PRESS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

l. LIZ ~ "A LII L 1e
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
We invite the attention of both City and
Country readers to the following list OF Port
land BUSINESS HOUSES, which are among
the most reliable establishments in the City.
Advertising = gcmcy.
AT YELL s. CO., ia Middle Street
Agricultural Implements q Seeds.
SAWYER & WOODSORD, No. 1l9 Exchange ST.
AuctiOneer.
c. W. HOLMES, No. S27 Congress Street.
Agencies for Sewing Machines.
CHAPLIN & EATON. s6 Exchange Street, (Weed.)
w. S. DYER, 1885, Middle st over II Fl. Hays.
Bakers.
w. C. COBB, No. 70 Pearl Street.
JOHN MASTERToN, % Anderson Street.
Roots, Shoes, and Esubbers.
j. W. BOUCHER & CO No. 35s Congress Street.
Boots and ShOes-Gents Custom Work.
WALTER BERRY, No. 1oi Middle Street.
Booksellers and statiOnerS.
HOyT. FoGG & BREED, 90 Middle Street.
BOOk-Binders.
SMALL & sHACKFoRD, No. 60 Exchange Street.
Bonnet and HAT Bie:achery.
II. E. UNDERWOOD, No. 3iOb Congress Street.
Brush Manufacturers.
d. WHITE g. SON, No. o Market Square.
Cabinet Furniture Manufacturers.
THEo. JOHNSON & CO., No. 49, Union Street.
Cabinet Makers.
G. II. BLAKE. Manufacturer of Co6"s and Shor-
Cases. 10 Cross st, and cor. Temple and Middle sts.
M. N. BRUINS, 19t Market Square. (SHow CAsEs.)
S. s. RICH & SON, 1888 Exchange st, tCoFFINsJ
Carpenters and Builders.
j. NJ. DoLLEY, No. II Union Street.
WHITNEY s. MEANS. Pearl ST. opposite the Park.
Corn, Flour and Groceries.
FEEEM & KICKER, so Portland st, cor. Green.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
o. HAWKES. CO.. 1872 Cong. ST. Boys Clothing.)
LEWIS & LEWIS, No. 179 Fore Street.
A. NJ. SMITH, Cor. Middle and Temple Streets.
ClOthier and Tailor.
JOSEPH LEVY, No. 1Ol Fe leral Street.
Cement Drain Pipe, &c.
j. w. STOCKwELL & CO., 2s & 1863 Danforth ST.
Confectionery.
L. BRADFORD, No. 1872 Exchange Street.
Dye House.
r. SYMONDS, India St., 1.-THE only one in Portland.)
Dentists.
DRS. EVANS & STROUT, Clapp Block, Con. st.
JOSIAH HEALD, No. 1O5 Middle Street.
PIERCE & FERNALD. No 173 Middle Street.
DIR. ". r. JOHNSON, No, 134, Free Street.
s. A. PACKARD, Cor. Congress AMI Exchange SITS.