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DIED.

In Alfred, March 81. George Carroll, youngest
child OF George II. and Marietta Weber, OF Port
land, aged months 22 days. [Oxford Democrat
please copy1
In Standish. March 81. Harriet M, wife Of Heratio
j. Swasey, aged "a years.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
In Phipsburg, March 20, Mr.. John q. Rogers, aged
20 years.
in Auburn. March 25, Mrs. Annis, wife oil seba
Stevens. aged 60 years.
In Dxmont, March 30, Mr.. joseph Garland aged
58 years.
In Medford. March 49, Mrs. Abigail, wife OF Elph-
alet Packard, aged 50 years.
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Portland and Vicinity

AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale E. NJ Patten s. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
ReMoval-Dr. Hatch.
Store to let.
Notice-Wm. W. Ruby.
Observation-Disclosures q Weeks.
For Sale Eating House.
Boots and Shoes-Nutter & Anderson.
Real Estate Brokers' Geo. r. Davis q Co.
City Msrshal's Notice,
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. KLEPToMANIA.-We witnessed an amusing
instance of this character in Bracket street a
few days since. A big black rascal coolly
stepped into the doorway of provision store,
and after looking around few minutes walked
up to the block and grabbed two dollar piece
of beef and made off with it in his mouth,
(having no arms to carry it in,) while the pro-
prietor stood locking on, seemingly lost in ad-
miration, until the meat and Jack disappeared
around the corner, when he gave a deep groan
and gave chase to the kleptomapiac, without
SUCCESS. 8 w
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SCHOOL CoMMITTEE.-A special meeting Of
the School Committee was held yesterday af-
ternoon to consider the matter of a change in
the vacations of the public schools.
The select committee, to whom the subject
had been referred, made report recommend
ing a change in the terms of the vacation, but
not to take place until the school ye,r which
commences in September
After some discussion an order was passed
changing the vacation which formerly COM
menced on the last of May and continued two
weeks, to the first week in May and restrict
ing it to one week; and closing the present
school term on the 18th of July, one week
earlier than usual-thus giving one week long
er vacation in July and August, and shorten
ing the May vacation one week. This arrange
ment is to 60 into effect Immediately. Ad-
iourned
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

LARCENY AND ARREsT.-Yes morning
officer Adams discovered young man named
Francis Denton endeayoring to sell lot of old
and new rigging for old junk. Suspecting that
it was stolen, the officer arrested Denton and
took him and his plunder to the lookup. The
rigging is at the station house awaiting q
claimant.
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ngy Ne, and H'n do you Good.o DIR
rasnas aey,s q oot and Herb BIItert are a sure
~ 4s Ior Liver complaint in all Its forms, Humors
~ .;, sne oood and Skin, Serofula, Dyspepsia, Cos
siseuess, ina gestion Jaundice. Headache, al Bill
wus ~ diseases. General Debility, sc. They cleanse
the system regulate the bowels restore the appetite
purif the blood, strengthen the body and thorough
prepare Il to resist diseases OF all kinds GEO. q.
GOODWIN y Co., Boston. Sold by all drugsists
Mar 19-sN16w
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IRON for the Blood
Mandrake for the Liver.

THE combination of these two important RENE.
L dial agents with syrup is one of the most i'm
and rapidly increasing sale, without any special ef
tort the part of the proprietos, is sufficient guar
antee that the remedy is fully appreciated and
commended.
Those who have used it for debility. imperfect
digestion, dyspepsia, &C.. have found 1t an unafling
remedy.
The tIade supplied on the most liberal terms.
J. r. LUNT & Co.,
fe18-d10wsN Sole Agents for Maine.
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1 HAZZ,S
VEGETABLE SICILIAn
l Hal
)RENEWEh.
GRAY HAIR.

GINA EtAIH
Restored 20 its Original Youthful Colsr
BY IT'S USE.
1t will make hair grow upon bald heads except in
very aged persons, as It furnishes the nutritive
principle by which the hair Is nourished and sup
ported
1t prevents the hair from falling out, and does MOI
stain the skin.
No better evidence of its superiority need
be adduced than the fact that so many imita
tions Of it are offered to the public.
Ii is a Splendid Hair-Dressing.
Our Treatises on the Hair sent free by mail.
Price $1.0O. For sale by all druggists.
R. P. HALL q CO., Nashua, N. H. Proprietors
mr31 eod6eowlm
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TIE RnyENUE CoLLEoroRsup- r =

The REVENUE CoLLEcToRsHR.-F.J J. Rol-
Inns, who has been nominated by the President
to succeed Hon. N. j. Miller as Collector Of
Internal Revenue in this district, has been q
Deputy Collector under Mr.. Miller since june
1868. We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Miller,
who has for four months been suffering from
severe illness, is now quite comfortable and in
fair way to recover permanently. He re-
signed the Office OF Collector on account of his
health, and approved the appointment of Mr..
Rollins
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MAINE CHARrrAsLx MrnHANros, AssocIA.

MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANICS AssocIA-
TioN.-The annual meeting of this society took
place at the Library Room, Mechanics Hall,
last evening at IL O'Clock.
The meeting was called to order by E. P
Banks, Esq, Vice-President.
Mr.. d. Plummer, the Treasurer. made his
report, by which we learn that the bonded
debt remains the same, but the floating liabili-
ties have all been paid off. The total sum re-
ceved for rental of the halls, &C., amounts to
$4,103. The report of the Treasurer was re-
committed.
Mr.. Charles Holden, fer the trustees of the
school fund, read his report, in which we learn
the balance of interest on hand was ~. 800.
Principal and interest at this date $12,5S7 .92.
The Boody fund at this date so, ,12O.
The charity committee, through Mr.. Nath'l
Walker, reported that such has been the gen
eral thrift of the members that only one case
requiring their aid has been brought to their
attention. That they had lost during the past
year one of their members, whose membership
had dated from the socisty's organization, and
many other old members.
The library committee reported through l..
". AiinDah Doohc oA tHo catalogue IN 1867
3,079 volumes; added since lit volumes; total
3,196 volumes. Seventeen volumes have been
taken from the library, and their whereabouts
cannot be traced. Balance of cash on hand
April l. 1862 81 ,246; received for fines and cat.
alogucs 81 ,645; total $2,S91.
The Society then proceeded to ballot fol
officers for the ensuing year, with the follow
| ing result:-President, E. P. Banks; Vice
President, j. H. Harmon; Treasurer, Daniel
Plummer; Recording Secretary, Stephen
Marsh; Corresponding Secretary L. f. Pin.
gree; Trustees, s. H. Colesworthy, G.. M
Chase, Dan Carpenter, S. s. Rich, J. NJ Kim
ball, Benz. Larrabee, I'd; Charity Committee
Messrs. w. A. Rice, S. L. Lyford, Dan. Plum
mer, s. Emerson, N. Walker, Dan Carpenter
j. B. Thorndike.
| A resolution was passed on the death o
Capt. Nathl. Shaw, also resolution compli
mentary to the retiring President, G. P. Kim
ball, Esq, in the following words:
ResolUed, That recognizing the faithful ser
| vice rendered the Association in the capacity
| of President, and the impartial and satisfac
| tory manner in which the duties have been
| discharged the past two years, we tender t,
Charles P. Kimball, ESQ.,, its retiring Presi
dent, our earnest and cordial thanks.
Mr.. Kimbali responded in appropriate terms
Meeting adjourned until one week from to
night, to complete unfinished business.
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MARRIED.

In Sedgwick, March %. by Rev. Mr.. Bartlett,
Capt. II. r. Sargent, OF Portland, and Eleanor w !,
daughter Of Hon. VIM. d. Sargent, OF Sedgwick.
In North Yarmouth. by Rev. Geo. A. Putnam,
Marston,, daughter of Capt. L. Marston, Of North
In Auburn. March q, Charles M. Brooks, Of A.
and Mary A. Annis, OF Webster.
In Bath, March 2s, Thomas Mckay and Mary A.
Anderson. :
In Augusta, March Is. Jas. r. Tibbetts and MARY
M. Butler.
:, In Mt. Vernon, March 21, Charles B. Roberts and
Eva L. Packard.
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The Plaster of the "Time," ALI
cocks Porous.

In lumbago they act like charm. In few hours
aviolent cough is relieved by Plaster applied to
the chest. Many persons believe cold cannot be
taken while Plaster is worn there; this we DO
know, they greatly assist in the of neglected
cold, so often the.introducer OF consumption.
Cure OF Lesion of the Liver.
gentleman. after severe sickness, had lesion Of
the liver. Every quick movement or sudden jar
gave him severe pain, often laying him up for days.
Hence he was unable to follow any occupation with
regularity.
In this condition. he applied over the part afested
an Allcocks Porous Plaster. At first, it seemed to
irritate, so it was taken off. But the marked i'm
proyement he experienced afterward gave him cour-
to try again. and therefore applied another pas-
ter In few days something gave way-"slipped," !"
to use the gentieman's own words. There was some
soreness for few days after, then his health was
perfectly restored. Upon being sounded by his ply
scian the adhesion or lesion was found to be gone.
Principal Office. Brandreth House, New York.
H-Sold by all Druggists
mar eod&eow1msN
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WE would call the especial attention of the
ladies to the large and varied assortment of
new Spring goods just received by Leach &
Parker. We notice they display almost every
variety of dress goods, of new and beautiful
patterns and make, including large assortment
of Silks and Silk Poplins of every shade and
style; also very large line of Linens and
housekeeping articles generally. Their prices,
as usual, are extremely low. Give them call
You certainly can get get suited.
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Warren's Cough Balsaml
DOSITIVELY has no superior for all Diseases Of
l. the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without it. Give 1t one trial
Sold by all Druggists. =
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor,
no5d6msN Baneor

FT1O Remove Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan from
i the face, use PERRY's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by DR.. B. G.
Perry.
LfOR BLACK WORMS, and Pimples on the face, use
PERRY's Commodore and Pimple Remedy pre-
pared only by DIR b. @. Perry, 40 Bond street, New
Wholesale in Portland, by W. +. Phillips s. Co., and
Ii. III. Hay. mar4d q wan
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Mnuiciual Ganra

JUDGEK1NGsBUhYPR PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-State v. Michael Mcdonnell As
sault and battery. Plea not guilty Examination
waived and defendant ordered to recognize in the
sum Of $500 for his appearance at the May Term of
the Superior Court. This is the twentieth case sent
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

LIQUOR SEIZURE. Deputy Marshals Perry
and Bolton yesterday visited the shop of Abner
Paine, ON Green Street, and seized several Jugs
of liquor. Mr.. Paine was invited to appear
before the Municipal Court this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

THE IsTHMUs CANAL.-The Committee of
Foreign Relations of the Colombia Senate
have reported against the treaty of Jan. 14th
with the United States for the Isthmus canal.
The Panama Star and Herald say this will
force Panama to contract for the opening of
the canal
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Dissolution of COpartnersbin !
OF
DRs. FOSTER d vyEr

THE partnership heretofore existing ha,,-...
4 Drs. I. A. Foster and ). Ii. Weeks fs mi, a.
dissolved By mutual consent. Those hayins Ssy "a:
ceiyed medical services by DR.. Foster will se,tls
with him; and those having received mediea, ~ :
vice by DR.. Weeks will settle with him. wi
DR.. Weeks has removed to the United State po-
te entrance on Congress 81. Ut. Foster Ienaina AZ
the old stand, No Brown ct. apT2diws
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

G. r. DAVIS & Co. publish card in another
column for the benefit OF the public. This
firm possesses facilities for transaeting this inn
portant branch of trade which are excsllsd by
| none in New England.
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~ o n CE.
FOR SALE.
: CITY of Portland.
MARsHAL's OFFICE, April 2, 1855
EXTRACT FROM THE CITY ORDINANCES

"No person shall place or cause aus to be placed upon
article or thing whatsoever, so as to obstru,t ,rea
passage for loot passengers tor more than len nm
more than twenty dollars" "O'
All persons interested Will take notice and oov.,,
themselves accordingly, as the above Ordinance r,i
be strictly enforced. VIII
ap2 d3t JOHN SWETr Citv Mor.h.,
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Charlotte Nelson
Tewksbury, wife of the late DIR. Jacob Tewks-
bury, died very suddenly at her home in Ok
ford, on Monday morning last, at the age of rs
years. She was the mother of DR.. Tewksbury
of this city, Of Rev. George F. Tewksbury, Of
Gorham, N. r., of DR.. ]. M. Tewksbury, Of
San Francisco, and grandmother of the Rev.
George A. Tewksbury, of the West Congrega-
tional Church of this city. She arose, we learn,
on the morning of her death evidently in usual
health, and when engaged in her customary
morning devotions, passed away without ap-
parent struggle or pain. A correspondent OF
the Lewiston Journal says Mrs. Tewksbury
was an excellent woman, kind, affectionate
wife and mother, and a sincere christian
When found, q book Of Scripture references
for each day in the year, presented by her son,
DR.. S. q. Tewksbury, CT Portland, was found
near, opened, a leaf turned down to the 29th of
March, the morning she died. She was un-
doabtedly reading this Bible lesson when sud
denly called away to her home in heaven.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Garland, tof East Machiasl Libby, at N York
from Arroyo, was Gays North OF HatteTas on the
29th of Parnegat. took heavy easerly gale, during
which broke main gaff, &C. On the 3Oth, OF COney
Island, was run into BY schr VIM Henry, and stove
boat. Owen Hanley, while reeting mainsail, was
Rocked overheard and lost.
Sen Nellie Tarbox, Conary, at Baltimore nom
6ockport, reports 9th inst, encountered heavy gale
which carried away all her sails and spars, and dis
apied rudder and wheel. On the 23d, spoke steam
eI San Salvador, who refused sst her. Succeed
"a 70 getting into the bay the 25th and the Goth
went wenI ashore at Cove Point The US steamer North
e.ner @ went TO her assistance, and alter dscharging
pa. u ner cargo Of ice, succeeded in hauling her on
ha shs crew named Perry was badly injured by
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Bombay Feb 20, ships Pride Of the Port, Jor-
gan and Templar, Rogers. Tor Liverpool, ldg; bark
At Antwerp 18th ult, ship Transit, Patten. tor
New York; brig Maurice, Carlson, Tor do:
YORK daysi schs Willie Move, Larkin, do days;
Lngano, johnson, for do days.
SD I i2shs brig suwanne, Simpson, New York.
tor New York2 days.
At CaIbarien 22d, brigs Winfield, LOrlng. and E P
sweet sweet lawrence, for North OF Hatteras; sch L M
Ar At Falmouth, E. i7th ult. barque stafa. Brook
Sid 18th. John Watt. Poole. from Rangoon, tor
AT at Psnarth nth, ship Matilda Blake, Bremen.
SD I'm Greenock 10th, Eliza Evelina, Dowley, lOr
Ar at Londonderry ,slst, steamer Peruvian, from
Ar at Callao Feb 27, ships Chas Davenport. Stew
ems Rio Janeiro land sailed March Tor Chinchasl,
March 4. Geo M Adams, Weymouth. Boston; bark
Cobb. Pearson, Chinchas land sid l1th for HavreJ;
81 Wright. Treat, do: Hersey, Nishols. do,
land sailed 1ith for Antwerpl barque Caroline Le-
Morse, Cardenas, land sailed 1ith tor Antwerp;
Mary GoodeIl. Sweetser, San Francisco; 18th, Per-
Sid Feb q, ships Nonantum, Upton, for Guanape;
2eth, Mary Emma, Patten, Chinehas; Mch l, Belle
Creole, Knowles and Jane Fish Slaekp0le, Holland; ;
5th ult. osceola, Walden, Chnchas; 9th, Argosy,
Reed, do.
At Guadaloupe 18th ult, brig Julia Haskell,
Haskell, from New York. disg.
AT Barbados 18th ult, sch John Lymburner, Or
cutt, for New York days.
:. At Remedies 18th uIt, barque Sarnia Gould. for
Boston, ready; brigs Glendale, Mclntre, tor New
York. ldg; Winfield, Loring, tor do days.
Sid I'm Havana z4th. brigs Jennie Clark, Roberts,
Portland; 26th, Kennebec, York, do.
Sid 24th barque Lincoln. Trott Sagua; brig Alta
Dcky, New York.
Ar S4th. brig Emma L Hail. Blanchard, New York
26th. sch Eva May, Richards, Sierra Morena
Ar at Matanzas 23d ult, briqs Titcomb Tit
comb, PHILADELPHIA oath, Castillian Lang, Cardenas
Sid I'D brig Mary Goddard, Lewis, Portland;
2sd, bar9ue vesta do; cath, brig Clara M Goodrich,
Look, North OF Hatteras.
Sid fm Cardenas 24th, barque E A Coehrane, Swa-
zey, North of Hatteras; bries M Goodrich, Look,
doi Rowland, Freem an, do.
SPOKEN.
Feb 4. lat2N lon "a W, barque Marathon, from
Boston for New Zealand.
Feb 6, no lat, &c, barque Edward Albro, from
Portland Jan Tor Buenos Ayres.
March q, SW Hatteras 50 miles, sch Margie from
Sagua tor Philadelphia.
=, March q, of Cape Hatteras, barque fremont, fm
Havana tor New York.
March 2s, no lat. 60, barque Andes, from Boston
for Cardenas.
March %. of Delaware Capes, sch Frank Treat,
from New York ior Matanzas.
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WE are pleased to learn that the special
committee of the Massachusetts Legislature
appointed to consider the subject of woman
suffrage will probably report favorably and
that the House, at least, will give majority
of its votes for o constitutional amendment al
lowing women to VOTE
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THE PR ESS.
Friday Morning, April 2, 1859.

~ First Page To-Day How Shall Farmers
Apply their Barn Yard Manure; The King of
the Cannibal Islands; Gleanings and Gossip.
Fourth Pdge-At Twilight; Delightful Men,
A nlnah
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The Healing Pool,

Am Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
Of Solitude, and thu Diseases and Abuses which
create impedments to N nrria re with sure means
OF Relief Sen in sealed letter envelopes, tree Of
charge. Address, DIR. D. SkiIlin Houg hton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Hair Dye Changes
in moment
Red, Gray or White Hair, to n Black Oh
Brown
that Nature cannot transcend

Brown
that Nature cannot transcend.
CriStadOrO'S Hair PreServative
Mark the particulars in which the superiority OF
this preparation consists First it prevents the hair
from falling out second, it stimulates the vegetative
power Of the roots; third, it prevents the formation
of scurf and dandru; fourth, it imparts wavy curl
to straight hair; fifth, it prevents grayness sixth,
it coners silky lustre on every tress seventh it
renders the hair SO flexible that it lies smoothly in
any required direction; eighth it revves the torpid
vessels of the scalp, and stimulates them to repro
duction.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane. Prin-
cpal Depot No Astor House. mr. 5eod&eowfmsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

This is the time to try Johnson's Calisaya
Bitters for Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Constipation,
Loss Of Appetite, and their kindred diseases;
not intoxicating If used according to direction.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
ALBERT f. CHASE, 1859 Fore st.
Wholesale Agent for Maine.
Mar20-d&1W1m-sp
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You certainly can get get suited.

AN adjourned meeting of the High street
Parish will be held at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association this FRIDAY eve
ming, at IL 0clock.
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Enr Sale.

A Stock OF Goods aud Fixtures. situated ON ons
"a OF the best streets in Portland; splendid los
ton. Capital required about Six housand Doilsrs
Good reasons TOR selling. Address Tor intervievT or
particulars, A. Ii. Post Office " v.
ap2dSts ,Por,i.aa
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Cristod0ro HOS Thgo,y,,

The Great European Chemists into the
Sh ode.
He has accomplished what they have essayed in
IL
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

MAIL CONTRACTS. Tuesday was the day for
the reception by the <Postofice Department Of
bids for the transportation of the mails in New
England and the Middle States. Notwith-
standing the heavy mass of work done in ad-
dition to routine business and other pressing
duties, 1t is not doubted that under the pres
ent perfect system Postmaster General Cres-
well and his new Second Assistant General
Giles A. Smith, will be enabled to have the
awards made known in seventeen working
days. This will leave 'sixty-two secular.days
In which to prepare and send out letters of
acceptance to the successful competitors, then
to have carefully drawn and submitted to
the parties some four thousand contracts for
execution, return to the Department for ex-
animation and final acceptance, the whole to
DC nied therein before the first day of July,
when all the new service will be put in opera
tion
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

CoNrEldPTBLE.-The Boston Post has this
gentlemanly paragraph:
Miss Clara Barton wishes the government to
give her its old hospitals, etc., to be converted
into workshops for the colored race. Clara
means well, no doubt but the sooner the white
females let the black males alone, the better
1t will be for both.
It certainly would seem as if the modest,
unobtrusive character of the lady here referred
to, to say nothing of the unselfsh patriotism,
the gentle, womanly compassion shown in her
patient and long-continued efforts in behalf Of
our Union soldiers, living and dead, might
have protected her from the ribald coarseness
of such slurs IS this. OF course, the individu-
al who wrote it would not dare to stand up in
any decent company and utter it. He would
certainly run the risk of being knocked down
BY any Union soldier who might hear him.
But hiding behind the impersonality of a
newspaper it is safe for any coward to insult a
lady; and SO far as other considerations go, it
is perhaps idle to expect that your real mig
ger"-hater should hold anything sacred from
his malignity. But on the whole, these
things do not rebound greatly to the credit OF
the journals which indulge in them.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02
IMPORTS.
EXPORTS,

Brig Geo Burnham. tor Cardenas-1O00 bdls ho
80 hid shocks 1o2 tee shocks and heads, 80 hid do
200 empty hhds 80 do tcs.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE P0LICE.-Mayor Put
man has issued a letter to the City Marshal
suggesting that, in relation to prosecuting per-
sons violating the law against tippling houses,
as in cases of all other misdemeanors COM
plants, accompanied with information should,
if in the opinion of the Marshal sufficient, be
acted upon; and all persons in any way adver-
tising themselves as violating any law, either
by signs, exhibiting samples or otherwise, should
be taken as informing against themselves.
All places reported to the Marshal, as well
as all violations of laws seen by any police
man, should be the subject of complaint to the
Municipal Judge.
Disorderly places, particularly those disturb
ing the peace of the Sabbath should be attack
ed with all-the weapons the law furnishes. The
police should ascertain from every person ar
rested for drunkenness, especially every habit
ual drunkard, by all honorable and reasonable
means, the party or parties who unlawfully
furnished him the means of his intoxication.
For that purpose every person arrested for
drunkenness should not be discharged but TAX
en- before court to be held by the court either
as prisoner or as a witness. The necessities of
good order will fully sustain all efforts made
to punish those who deliberately sell to habit
ual drunkards or to other persons until they
become intoxicated.
Other suggestions upon this matter the May
OF tn inks may become necessary unless there
| is marked decrease in the number of persons
daily found intoxicated in our public streets.