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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
City Affairs.


A meeting of the City Council was held by
adjournment last evening.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
Petition of Smardon, Seaman 8 Co. for
permission to erect steam engine in their
bakery on Union street was laid upon the ia
BILE for the present Subsequently it was tax
en- up and order of notice ordered
Henry M. Earle and Henry s. Bennett were
appointed special policemen without nav,
Communication from John A, Poor in rela-
ton to the Portland & Rutland railroad was
read and sent down.
A. J. Rich was appointed Undertaken.
The Mayor presented a communication re-
commenting reduction of the salary of the
Mayor.
The Mayor read a statement of the amount
of arrearages due on assessments for sewers
and drains.
POLICE.
The Mayor nominated and the B ,ard con-
frmed the following members of the Police
force:
Deputy Misunderstanding G. Bolton, Jos.
A. Perry.
Polcemen-Henry E. H. Brackets. to I'll
vacancy; Benz. @. Miles vice Haskell Jordan;
Patrick O. Ward vice w. FL. Bradley: LYMAN
w. Hanson vice j. w. Eastman: Lafayette
Wyman vice f. M. Knight; Alvin Lewis
vice BENZ. Burnham; John a. Very vice VIM
Foster; George r. Kimball vice Isaiah Jones;
InomaS b. Curran vice Seth Sterlipg: Nor
msn s. Tolman vice John f. Haines: George
A. W. Thaxter vice Jonathan Meserye: Law
renee @. Matthe VS. vice Robert Penpell: Geo.
F. Harmon vice Edwin a. Rich: Albert Hus-
ton vice Robert E. Smith Thomas Parke r vice
J. G. Sterling; Marshall SWEET vice c. B.
Trask; Anthony s. Hatch vice o. f. Varney;
George 81. Cammett, reappointed; James W.
Adams, reappointed; Charles q. Pbilbrook
vice e. L. Hall; George W. Haskell vice W.
III. Libby; lothian R. Gribben, reappointed
There are ten vacancies vet to be flled.
The Mayor appointed the following standing
committees of the Board of Mayor and Alder
men,
On Agency for Sale of Liquors-Aldermen
Carter, Rounds and Plummer.
On Health-The Mayor and Aldermen Curtis
and Plummer.
On Police-The Mayor and Aldermen Curtis
and Wright
On Licenses-The Mayor and Aldermen Cur
tbs and Wescott
On Drains and Se,cers--Aldermen Rounds
Wescott and Curtis
On Damages By Grading Streets-The Mayor
and Aldermen Carter and Plummer.
The following joint standing committees
were announced by the Mayor on the part of
this Board. Sent down and Joined by the
Board Of Common Council. They are as fol-
lows:
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ST. PATRIcKs NIGHT.-It will be seen by
reference to our amusement column that there
is to be highly entertaining affair at City
Hall tomorrow night for the benefit of the Ca
thedral. Rev. Father O'Donnell, for many
years the officiating priest at st. Domnick's in
this city, will deliver lecture, and there will
be music by the pupils of st. Dominiek's and
st. Aloysian's schools, and other attractions
We have no doubt the house will be packed
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

A BUSINESS MAN WANTED.-An Incorporate
ed company requires representative in every
city and considerable town in the United
States. Gentlemen Of good standing, edusat-
ed and trustworthy, and having the ability to
present matter clearly aud forcibly in con-
versation, may profit by addressing, with infor-
nation and references, Capital, P. o. Box 694,
New York City mar13 St
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GOVERNMENT BONDS IN LoNpoN.-On the
London Stock Exchar &c Austrian five per
cents, are selling at GA, Spanish threes at 80,
Turkish fves at AZ, Italian fives at 81, Portu-
euese threes at So, and United States FIVE
twenties at SO. The credit of the United States
is therefore higher than that of most European
nations Il is true that certain barbarans fare
better; Russian fves are 90, New Zealand skies
106. Natal skies 108, and Australian fives and
Mauritius skies decidedly above par. But we
can wait little while before rivalling such
nations as these.-N Y Post.
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Iron for the Blood.
Mandrake for the Liver.

TUE combination of these two important reme-
dial agents with a syrup is one of the most i'm
portant medical discoveries of the age and the large
and rapidly increasing SALE without any special ef
tort on the part of the propretoIs, is sufficient guar
antee that the remedy is fully appreciated and re-
These who have used it for debility, imperfect
digestion, dyspepsia, &C., have found 1t an untaiine
remedy.
The IIade supplied on the most liberal terms.
). r. LUNT d Co.,
ielS-dlOwsS Sole Agents TOR Maine
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THE OBLIGATORY SERVICES of st. Johns
Church (Catholic) at Concord, N. H., took
place Saturday. The services were conducted
by Bishop Bacon Of this city. The Church is
a most elegant one
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Snow SLIDEs.-Several horses were started
very suddenly yesterday by snow slides from
the roofs of buildings. No damage was done
that we hear of excepting the breaking of the
arms of a sleigh
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

no Remove Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan from
i the face, use PERRY's Molh and Freckle Lotion.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by DR.. b. G.
Perry. -
L'OR BLACK WORMS. and Prmples on the face, use
L PERRs's Commodore and Pimp'e Remedy, PIE
pared only by DR. b. @. Perry, 40 Bond street, New
Wholesale in Portland, by W. f. Phillips g Co., and
II. II. Hay. mar4d& w3m
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fHE Charleston Courier complains that
PRESIDENT Grants revocation of the pardon oil
the Dupuy's was not courteous toward his
predecessor. The character of an act as dec
iara;ion OF war on thieves is lost sight of in a
sentimental regard for the wounded sensibili-
ties of an unfaithful aud much-pardoning ex
President.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

Towy OFFICERS OF CoRN1sH.-John jane
son, Moderator; David G. Pike, Town Clerk
Horace A. Pike, Silas West and Ivory B.
Weeks, Selectmen; Albert G. O'Brion, Treas.
urer; Samuel Pendexter, Jr., and John Jane.
son, School Committee. All Republicans
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

FERRUARY TRRM

FEBRUARY TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-The only business transacted was q
hearing on demurrer in the case of Hubbard VS..
Dyer.
j. F. Miller. CP Mattocks.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

WE are glad to learn that Joshua Dunn,
Esq, of Hollis, who had his leg fractured at
the last election in that town, is getting along
nicely. He was able to sit up shsrt time
Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

BUSINESS FOB JUDGE GoDDARD.-Already
have there been thirteen persons bound over
in the Municipal Court, for the action of the
grand jury of the Superior Court at the May
term, and the number will be increased before
the term commences
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

NEW DOLLAR STORE. An apothecary, on
Exchange street, offers 16 emstics for one dol
lar, with the proviso they are not to be taken
in the store.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

PORTLAND ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-We are
glad that the corporation of the new opera
house have secured their charter of incorpora-
ton, with capital of 100000 The list of
corporators numbers several. of onr leading
citi zens
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

USE schlotterbeck's Bay Shampooing Liquid
to eradicate dandruff. Fifty cents per bottle
mch3d2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

HAMPERS BAzAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This journal Of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle. o.
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Situation Wanted.

A Young English widow, with all interesting little
"A bow : q years DID, is desirous OF obtaining
situation as com anion or music tsacheri would lie
wiing 10 assist in sewing household Affairs, where
the comforts OF a home would be appreciated.
Address Mrs. H., at the Press Once, or Salem
st. mrlo-dlW%
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1t is question whether the variety and
cheapness of the goods, or the courtesy Of the
ladies selling, draws most to Cogia Hassan's.
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MARIN Il N EWS.
PORT Of PORTLAND.
Monday, March 10.

ARRIVED.
. bflg Geo burnham, tof Portlandl Mcclellan. Ma
.anzas "a INST sugar to II Machm. Sailed In
eompany with brig u Brown, tor Portland.
otg Myra Benson Carver Calais Tor New York
ecn Dnsky Lake, tBrI Cole, Chester, NS,-timber,
~ sca VIM Arthur. Andrews, Elizabethport,-coa to
hanaan, McAllister q Co
S ch saginaw, Perkins, Boston in ballast seeking.
Pierce. OBrien & 90 NOS'on'- S"A ~
S ScS Garr,e Butler, McCumby Beverly.
sen Maggie Quinn. (Brl Boston t,r ~ In Ma
sen Myra Gott Kelley. fremont $500
Sch J Stockholm, Price kocl<nort tor A1oo,,1rfo
Sch Hattie Mayo. Ward. Calais Tor Ne, So~I
schs y Got, kleh, and Jennie Webster. Ire
Sch Revolution, Wallace Eastport tor Ro.,.,
Sch Fairfield, YerrD. Calais tor Boston,
Sch Isabel @ ark. Benson, Machlas for Nav vort,
Sch .Josephine, Thurston. fremont for Bos.on
Sch Granville, Morrcn, Rockland for Lynn
CLEARED.
steamer DiIlgo, johnson, New York Henry
FOX.
Steamer New Brunswick. Winchester, St John
NIB, via Eastport-A Stubs.
l;argue Canny Scott. lBrJ Webb, Cardenas, in bal
last Litlejohn & Chase
Brig Model, johnson, Savannah-Ryan 81 Davis.
Sch ClaraW Elwell, Giles, Savannah-Dennison,
Pierce & Co.
Sch Mary Fletcher, Tracey, Alexandra, Val b
Knight
Sch Utica, ThOrndike, Rockland = Beals s.
Morse.
SAILED-Brig Frontier; sch Clora W Elwell.
One quarter OF brig Frontier, OF Portland 1859 TONS
rate Of $4,000 by Capt Morgan, who goes com
mander,
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

MuNIncENT DoNATIoN.-J. B. Thornton.
Esq, of Scarborough, has presented the Maine
Missionary Society with the sum Of $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this nay.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
st. Patrick's Day--Cfty Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Situation Wanted,
Maine Savings Bank.
City Of Portland.
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THE p ESS
Tuesday Morning, March rs l8e9

gTFgrst Page to-ddy-Letter from New
York; The New Secretary of the Treasury
and His Financial Views; Varieties.
Fourth Page-The Future, Blowing the
Whistle; Women Travelling Alone: Anecdote
Of Gen. Hancock.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

The best fire and burglar proof Safes are
made by the American, Steam Fire Proof Safe
Co. Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

FEBRUARY TERM-Fox. j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-The Court came in this morning and,
after disposiug Of certain bankrupt matters, ad-
journed to the 9th of April.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

Boz WAsTED.-A young lad, from IA to 16
years old, with good recommendation, can
find situation at No. 70 Union Wharf, Port.
land. 1t#
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Maine Savings Bank,
No. 100 Middle st.

DEPOSITS made In this Bank on OF before thu I'd
~ day of April will draw interest nom tba t,rst
day OF that month.
March 16-td
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The Healing Pool,

An Essay for Xeung Men ON the Crime
Of solitude, and thu Diseases and Abuses which
. create impedments to m arria &c with sure means
OF Relief Sem in sealed etter envelopes, tree OF
charge. Address, DR.. ,. skiIiin Houshien,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jalsd&w3msN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

HARD SwEARING.-Last evening the rooms
of the Board of Aldermen and Common Coun-
Gil were filled to repletion by the numerous ap-
plicants for situations on the police force, and
the corridor was also thronged. After the
nominations by the Mayor had been confirmed
by the Board of Aldermen, there was the tall
est amount of hard swearing we ever heard
1t was not because the Mayor had seen fit to
renominats two or three Of the old force, but
against all of the new appointments. The
curses came from the host of disappointed APP
plicants and their friends, each of whom had
supposed that he was sure of DOMINIC the blue
coat and bright buttons. s'Let us have peace"
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
SPOKEN

SPOKEN
Dec II, lat 90 16 $, Ion 1915 ship Riehd Busted,
70 da from san francisco Tor LIverp "
Jan 27, lat 5, Ion 20 W. ship Elizabeth Cushing
from Cardih for Hong Kong
Jan Is lat &c so, ION a W, SHIP Be, hiah Thayer,
IS days days from Caliao tor Amsterdam
Feb 26 no lat, &c. sch Joe Kelley rom New Or
leans tor Martinique. ~ -
March 'at "a 30, lon 10 OS. sch Biekmore. I'm
Hampton Roads for Charleston.
March TO- pm. lat "A 10, lon IS Al, steamship Mo-
ravian, from Portland for Live rpool.
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INHuMAN MOTHER. - Maggie Kirby, more
generally known as the Bull Dog" young
girl of some seventeen years OF age, went into
+. the house of family on Cove street yesterday,
and requested cup of tea, as she felt sick
While one OF the family was making the tea a
little boy belonging to the household had occa-
sion to go to the clubhouse, and returned i'm
mediately with the cry that thsoe was a baby
in the vault. Maggie laughed Historically
when he said this, and happening to look out
of the window and seeing policeman passing,
attempted to fly from the room, revealing the
fact at once that she must be the mother of the
child. Coroner Hall was notified, and Kirby
was carried TO the station house.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"OUT OF SORTS"

Take DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BITTERS,-the most medicinal in the MARKET Es-
tablished in 1908. mar19-sNeodS Wan
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state News.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

A dispatch to the Lewiston journal states,
that about half-past three O'Clock Monday
morning the roof of the Congregational
Church of Wilton fell in and totally destroyed
the building, organ and furniture. The libra
nv remained undisturbed. No one near
Cause snow on the root it is probable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Portland Obserunto..,.

THE Annual Subscription for signalizinR y.ss.,s
at the Portland observatory having expired.
Merchants, Ship owners and others interested will
be called on to renew their subscriptions.
Mar 1O-3w ENOCH MOODY
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
Warren's Cough Balsam

DOSITIVELY has no superior for all Diseases ei
l. the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be Without it. Give it one trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor.
- nesd6msN Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

8. e. ROBBINS, Wholesale New England
Agent, l5l Commercial Street.
PORTLAND, ME.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
steamer Di1Igo, johnson, New Hem
MEMnRANnA.

One quarter OF brig Frontier OF Portland, 1853 tons
built at Brewer In 1852, has been purchased al th
rate Of $4,000 BY Capt A Morgan, who goes com
mander,
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IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.

Mr.. Noyes, Of Ward 3, offered the following
order:
Ordered That Committee of three from
this Board, with such as the Aldermen NAV
join, be raised to examine hydrants, both street
and post, and report what, in their opiniou, is
serviceable in summer and winter; and that
the Water Company be instructed not to use
any of the Lowry hydrants until by further
order of the City Council.
The order ELECTED some debate, in which
Messrs. Noyes, Mccarthy and Jose participant
journed before the order was sent up.
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Professional PhilanttrOpists.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Boston Pilot g ives us
the following inkling of the manner in which
Congressional philanthropists dispense their
favors:
There are in every community set OF eN-
ceedingly cute people, of that class who put
a penny into the urn of poverty, and take
shilling out" and who love to be almoners of
money and contributions raised for charitable
purposes, as it enables them to take care of
themselves and the political or religious crowd
to which they may happen to belong. In his
charity sermon Mt st. AlOysius's last Sunday,
Father Mcguire, referring to the proposition i'll
Congress to appropriate 100000 for the relief
of the poor of this city, brought to light some
facts which go to illustrate the unjust rapacity
of those who distributed similar -appropria-
ton last year. The Catholics, he said, consti-
tute fully II third of THE population OF this me-
tropolis, and rs the laboring class form II large
proportion of that clement it was within
bounds to say that half of the destitute were
of that rcligi faith. notwithstanding this,
the pious almoncrs of the Congressional charity
allotted to them, not n half or third, but
about one-tifteenth!
Religious and political prejudice. and the ac-
cursed love of money and gain, poison and pol
Lutte everything-e heaven-born charity
itself--which such intolerant higots defle with
their mercenary touch. Such is their serpent
like cunning, and such the hypocritical sane
tity of their professions that we fear there is
remedy.
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Rich Churches and Poor Peqple.-F'rom source
which will not be suspected of a design to un-
dermine Protestant principles, or underrate the
advantages of free Bibles, broadcast tracts-the
London correspondent of the New York Times
we give the following beautiful illustration of
the vast distance WI ich separates the two class
es, rich and poor, in Protestant churches:
In one part of I4ondon-the district around
Cheapside and Lombard street, little more than
half Il mile in length and less in breadth. hav-
ing an upder II quarter of n square mile
there are no Tess than forty different churches
huddled together. The Pal Nall Gazette says
that in these churches forty-nine souls are q
largeavepage congregation, and S240O (gold) is
which. though in the same neighborh0od, is
not included in the forty churches above men.
toned has fifty clerical officials. And all
through the region just beyond, there are, bur-
rowed in cellars, or packed in garrets, myriads
of poor wretches in fifth, squalor, starvation,
sickness and death, thick whart-rats, and
about rs human, who in all their lives never eat
u wholesome and sufficient meal, wear a new
decent garment, or hear one friendly OF loving
word from the outside world, on any subject,
from the hour they come into being until the,
shoreled ont of it! What to them are sound of
church. going bells or fifty ordained and we'll
paid parsons to single church I; orforty others
huddled with that one on to less than nay mule,
each with Il salary of two thousand four hum
dred dollars in gold and congregation of nine
and forty drowsy sinners, all told, in silk and
satn-what to them, these human wharf-rats
yonder, all these pious shams and shows !
Aye, what
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The Ners also records the death of Rev. Mich
olas Foran, at his parents residence, Dunhiil,
November 18th.
On Tuesday, December l, at meeting of the
Waterford Corporation, Cornelius Redmond,
Esq, proprietor of the Waterford Ners, was
nominated to the office of Mayor of Waterford
in an able speech by Capt. VIM johnson, and
seconded by james I. Ryan, Esq, T. c. On
the present Mayor. Alderman p. A. Power, de-
claring the new Mayor elected, the latter re-
turned thanks i'll eloquent terms.
At the same meeting of the Corporation, it
was resolved to memorabilia the Queen to COM
mute the sentence passed on the Irish political
prisoners. The Mayor, Mr. Blake NJ. p, Mr..
Redmond, (Mayor elect), and Mr.. Councillor
Commiils We've deputed the committee to draw
up the memorial.
WEsTMEATH.-Them memory of" The Aanches-
ter Martyrs was duly honored on the 2:Sd No
yember, by the patriotic priests and people OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in the county West
meath. The parishioners, and many others,
came in crowds to the village chapel ut ten
o'clock, the hour appointed for the solemn Mass.
The green most conspicuous i'll the hat
bands and button-holes OF the fine, strapping,
notwithstanding young men, and i'll the neck
ties and strcamcrs of the well-dressed, tall, and
handsome young women. The little ones, too
We're not behind in their zeal and anxiety to
honor the occasion They assembled in num-
bers, at an early hour and marched in process
sion to join their elder brethren i'll pious aud
fervcnt prayers for the patriot dead. :" God
save Ireland"
WICKLow.-A very destructive flood came
down. on the 9Th November, in the river Iitfey
from the Wicklow Mountains, carrying away
the greater portion of the main bridge over that
river, close to the factory ut Eaflymore-eHstace
The food came with great violence, between
two and three o'clock in the day, and carried
away five or six perches OF the road leading to
Dunlavin and other important towns in the
County Wicklow, thereby rendering traffic i'm
possible. The bridge was Il siX-arch one, and
the expense on the cess-payers must be solpe-
thing heavy, Independent of the inconvenieHce
and it is not likely the work of rebuilding can
commence until next spring.
WExFoRD.-The Most Rev. DIR. FurYong
on the Rev. Patrick Murphy, son of Nicholas
Murphy, Esq, Ralph. His LOrdshipwas assist
ell by the Very Rev. James Roche, r. p, v. F.;
the Very Rev. p. G. Sheridan, the President of
st. Peters College, and the Rev John Roche,
o. S. F. The ceremonies were conducted in the
chapel attached to the Convent of Mercy
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"These Ritualists will he the death of me, }"
writes a Catholic north county squire to per-
sonal friend in London; mot only have some
of them assumed the letters o. s. b. (Ortler of
ST. Benedict)i after their Names but section
still more advanced call themselves Bencdic-
tines of Monte Cassino.' y ''77r-'---'
A leading London Catholic paper upon this
adds
"What would the venerable abbot of that
great monastery say if he could know that
such liberties were taken with the name of his
Order!
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Potential 1n,cpitics.-Personal abuse is not
absolutely a novelty in polemics. John Calvin
used the terms hog ass" horse" drunk
ard. :, "bulI, :" madman," to designate those
who disagreed with him. Luther called Calvin
a declai,aer and Calvin responded: Your
whole school is nothing but shrinking pig-Sty
of pigs Dog! do You understand me! do
you understand me, madmanf Do you under
stand me, you great beast =