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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
asserts Livingston had nothing 70 say but affirm his
innocence He was committed without ball.
THE CASE OF MIR G. f. DETMoLD.

On the 9TH of April 1869, Mr.. G. f. Detmold,
then President Of the Central Coal Mining and Manu-
Charles O. McCord, ookkeepor ini his employ to de-
fraud the Company when informed OF the erroLs ~ ms
accounts, Mr. DetmOld demanded an investigation INTO
his Of the business and made good all the
Deficiencies which he alleged had been made by the BOOK
Keeper AS there still balance In his FAVOR MT.
Detmod brought suit against tho Directors foe the
amount This suit was brought on the Nti ol
the nstgaton or OF the Directors and brought
before Justice Ledwth on criminal charge paseq 10 on
mol published the following card: 70 m. ~
ITO PrHtIc; base att, n has been made By esrtsin dvsa
as C'a;l fS s So.eaay 70 s h
q PTononucs the whole allegation as nI ,s hs Csn,
eSa nav. been for the past three year. under
HG es nn,n,19 advances as We: my personal justly
claim 70 be % bs st NOR S than s S SS s tbs
On terminating ny ceHnseton Company the end Of tho
shadow q claim there rs@,1.d ane 70 me balance Of
The prsn, attempt By criminal charge. Ike otCu, IN The
s sSq q. result Of 4. 5 mich have Instituted AID
In The fu eonsoa.as Of the entire Of all the action. Of
ny lie suspension pobc judgment until the matter tested
'I'Yo 20 Trinity Building April O. 1861"
The examination evolved an immense amount OF owl
dence from the prosecution. Mr.. Detmod resting his
case written explanation he had previously given
the directors and the case was eventually sent 20
hearing and nnumerable delays tho following decision
was rendered on Tuesday:
defendant simo 70 be discharged his own cogp
That the counsel for the prosecution regard The matters Of
f.ct complex aud the law questions as somewhat
tsis is apparent printed 100 pages which
fled The testimony youunous and counsel for the dnse
equally industrious with the maEsaes clerk aud tue gal
yery have real all the evidence ana
s greacare and they filed herewith refrain from fees
png portion doubt Of the entire Innocence
defendant Desmo that be gue Of oense Ihsi be
enable the charge bAVng been deceived and perhaps
having been too copdng ageht souJ to say what often Dap
conducting operations Tue MOTION
70 discharge his verbal resainuc g,ned
control son the District Attorney who may
disposed send the TO i6e Grand jury bot even roy sa
this about TO charge jury on the ,gaons hss mo-
all tia, be stated cannot resist The
yron Inst IN tie DeBo had not commenced civil suit
anst the company complaint initiated eleven days aterwar
have always been Judge ayerse
20 criminal being made Instruments either TO further delay
order entered by the clerE In
fTnity with the above JOHN n hACkkfI, heeOiueI'
N1p-Y Apul 1869
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A CARD
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
ON Arrostod without tbo aha1ONy

To ths EdflOr OF the TrI6hhe.
SIR: Arrested without the shadow of reason
in utter ignorance either the parties who complained
or the subject matter Of the complaint, upon being
brought before Justice Bowling to-day, was promptly
discharged-not the minues particle OF testimony being
even offered against me- The Hon. Robert c. Hutchngs,
courteous and just has expressed his deep regret that
should have been mistaken for my brother. In justice
to that brother although having personal knowledge
in the premises must state that lie asserts and be-
eve truhully that he has done wrong and that he
only good faith In the regular and legitimate course OF
lis business made advances upon goods lie will vim
dictate himself | am. Sir, a., W. l.. KETEs.
I.rSI %
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THE BODY OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN FOUND.

THE BODY OF PKOMINLNI OIIIIEN FOUND.
Can't. Peter b. Van HoutOn, part owner and
commander OF the steamer Pheuix left his home in One
hundred and twenty fourthst, near sxth9ve on the
Eth OF March, to 20 down town and transact some bush
ness He had In his possession at that time about 300
Treasury notes 500 worth Of certified cheeks g0ld
watch and chain and other articles OF JeWeify
Capt Van HOuton did not return that evening anu ms
family becoming alarmed, applied 70 tho ponce 70
ASCERTAIN what had become OF him. search
made by the police, hut without aVal. ne
had been several tines during tho day and early ~
the evening by persons with whom he was acquainted
but from that time forward all Of him was lost ae
II cODjectured that he had either been robbed ana
thrown overheard OF had accidentally fallen into me
water. On Wednesday evening body OF the miss
ing found floating ia the North River, of the
foot Of Canalst The certificates and watch found
IN his possession, together With small Of
IL Ii believed that he han paid out the greater
portion Of the money which he had In his
possession leaving home. In order that necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
TIE COURTS.
TIE SHERLOCK CASE.

United States agt. Stephen Sherlock George
Schneider and James FU1dn this case previously
ported m which the defendants charged with frauds
In connection with alleged disery at Nos. 1888 aud
100 East Twenty NTH ST., the examination continued
yesterday Adam Fl0rkerze the foreman OF the estab-
shment called by the Defense aud testified that he
made vinegar every day averaging about 5000 gallons
per week. and that the vinegar made from whisky,
vinegar and water.
william NJ Sherlock. q employ6 In the establishment.
called by tho defense. testified that whisky
received there far he knew, except to make Wit
egar from-besldcs that sent there by Collector Spau
ding.
Tho further examination was then adjourned TO the lat
urox xii
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK.The most recent one of the kind, IN the
construction of which the Directors have availed
themselves of all the experience up to the present,
which has enabled them to produce more secure ar
rangements than heretofore attained. In the Bur
gldr and Fire Proof Vdnh in their Fire Proof Building,
they have Safes of various sizes leach secured BIZ
Combination Lock- where tenants place securities
of every description for a small annual cost The
officers will take pleasure in showing tho Vault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HunOpRAN AAnRp,ra

LosDos April 79- m.COBsos open e3 money and ss
1s3i for the account Usltd States Fire rxea bOns s sis
quiet Erie, 2i Illinois, 98i -
lysEr99L APhl 29l -coton opened ,hsd, sra.r bss
Corn IL declining. Tallou, Al y ewt = y
LosSOs April al cOnsols st for money and .ee...l
Stocks steady; Rne 81 Atastic aud Great Western a1l
HArRA April 2a-CettOa opesed duh AID steady tt
HAVE April A-Coon closed quiet
LosDoF April 29-43o m.sn,os 90 for both mcu.r an, "A
seeount Usiea States Fye.TsentJ bonds daa sf
steady; Erie 2li; Illinois SCI
PlRIA April 3a-1hs Bcarss IL frnj Reres II a. sac
LIVERPOOL, April 29-4:31 n-CottoR-Mddhnr Upiands
Mddng Orleans 2!d sales Of the day 10000 baleA Lard
eWk
LONDON April 2s-Turpeotre 306 y ewt
AsrwERP April 2aPetr0leam. sat f. fog Standard whts
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RECEIPTS OF pRoDncR

Per Rtuer, Veseris aud Railroads
APRIL $3.50 bales Cotton $3.50 bb Flour 2J buh Car,
bush Oats s3 bush Beam, $50 bush Peas e blu. Corr M,s
bags Corn Me 8l5 bbs Reksed Petroleum AIN hba Tar g ~
Rosa lo3 bb Pork bb Beef 45J ptgs Cut Meats pIs a.
20 casks Ashes 1859 pkEs Batter s bI Cheese II fs
Dried Frat 7l2 pkgs OIL Cake 655 bbs WHISKY M -
Eggs 90 bales Wool 90 bales Hemp 255 bales Hop. I
3s ahd Tobacco 223 Tobacco
pkg BessuaI l6 bbh Coton-ssed OIL
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witnesses might be procured, Coroner Keenan, adjourned
~ se until to-day IL would not have been strange II
@ Sv ~ the deceased had been 1ed OF the articles OF
value found IT, as t was left for several hours mat
tnded after having been found and that neghborhood
a. well stocked with thieves The deceased was native
~ New-York aged abouJ so years. and was for many
wears well known to steamboat men ana many OF .ho
business community.
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upl,n1. &c MohiI.. Yew.orleau. re1,s.

follows: o.,
&. $;.:;' s.! .. (: s:
fair good In bond los@9c gold Java quiet Maeabo
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbs d.m. Tor Flour
NOR. Ii % ~, S ar S at a.: . saPn ,a; s.
s5 90 Extra sc 3Jas1 Fancy State rs SD
70 ,soSs for D s sT w. a' R 50 t' al.
a hl f,nJ S.sa % ID for i@5 5s E
whe. EItr, ladaa and Michigan s6ss Tor Whs "asdo TO-
and Double iI California Foar helTy supply gcfi
Cas.in Flour devoid sc1 And ii, absence Of pers
are 9omo. soaGs,O aps 1sar l low ,S sSs are ~
90 o for ordinary good Extra Baltimore sSd County, 90 sg % ~
- esl5 aud Family Maran ADD penss5e rye our
Meal stead is Of $50 bills at ~ 20 for White Western -
GRhS|whs., irrepur Sprns better, ard Winter losrr;
he demand Is confined g 9sn We s are NO bush ~ 20
I'll as for Milwaukee 50 for Red Western, "a IS
for White Han for S@S ,s "a S ana R,, M.
ssay sale, of6oo bush 90 oni.ns 6r@ though ls, &C i've
Western a. sSd1oiG 10 store sp1 aa0a. NE 9a.si tss
,nJ h in ns oy .rno the SAFES are an OO hush Dsnp AMI Insoan
T7sic uss western Mixed s5asSe DO sSS7ic
GUSNgs are q.si bat steady quote at i6e for Bi aud 2o
HIDBS~vsrr srm sales Of 200 Dry Corsuss 2oe gold, $500
ws,Satsd califcruia az about ilig2ei gold. e..
SCeSoe 100 r shpp~s and s,e az 70 for Retail lots Straw
HRNP-Ths market nan. dali bu, Prices have undergone
essential change quote at l2dlc gold aud Jute Qae gold
HoPSOny moderate inquiry m prevails at unchanged rates. we
quote at Sole 80.
MOLASSKs-Le but om for desirable goods sales Of 200
hhi Musovado at '2e, And ITO hhd DO on private terms $50,
srORES-Spts rarpeuno casters sales OF $50 bbs ~
the lower price for mercbsntA lots hosn AMY
0 bhl At 81 3HS2b for Strained te
IA for No Tar 10 fair demand sales Of 40 bbs al ~ -
URJ 10 for Washington and Wilmington.
OLSAEeeAu Lnsed rather quiet 93 4el (erushers pnss
81 OI0S W for eAkiH bbs krgi,h Lnss Is inactive and prizes
nominal There little dongn Crude fsh Os ad pres ae
steady 81 o50 81 10 M Crude aud ~ for Sperm Manufactured
OILS inactive aud nominal at 81 ldbl 70 for B.ahsd Wa
Whale 81 % UpbAehed Water Sperm, and ~ Goa ~
for Beaehd do Lard OIL steady and Gm the demand fair eos
nom 81 Gsl 20 Other OILS Inactive aud prices are uomlns
at 81 O2 for Mehhadsn OIL.
PBrROLBuMedned droopng sales Of 200 bhs here At y2
aud 1000 do 10 Philadelphia al 1c Crude quiet t0 c IN bu
PROVlSlONSPO the drcinr, elosin
steadT the sales cash regular 50 bb, al bJ III Tor
Mess 1911 0ka IS for New Do s25 9ll ESQ for Extra Prime
future delivery $50 bb Mess seller last half II May at S3l % Ber
s active but steady aes Of 100 bb At SllGS 6 for Pae Me-
and t2dbB for Extra Mess Tee Beefs nominal al SWWstI
for Prime Meas, and s2SaS29 for ada Mess Beef Hans ar, stead
aud 10 fT Obng sales of IS bb at Sa0f52 Cut MeA
and Bacon dull Dressed quote AZ
l2l he for tv Lsr d ud bot closes steady sses o
10 bills ani tcA at l1dgl for No 1iG5 for Ciyi spistcI
for far TO prime Steam ADD alc Tor Kettle Rendered For utu'
delivery about 5000 tea May aud Iuue. al lhc.
DUIrHH-lhe ARRIVALS to-day act - heavy aud With verV hl
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TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

TO The Editor or The Trfbunt'
SIR May ask you to extend to mo tho aid OF your
valuable Journal by publishing the following explana
ton in regard to my own and wifes arrest the state
ment yesterday published will seriously injuro my bus
ness and reputation advertise every day TO purchase
diamonds jowery and other valuable property, and In
consequence large general business and OF course
is impossible for know the characters OF the per
sons offering goods. About three months ago, person,
having every appearance Of lady came into the store
and sold me diamond, and last Monday she came again
and sold two shawls and coral SET repre-
senting them TO be her own. Her conduct was
lady.like and there nothing In her appearance TO
create suspicion The property purchased fairly ana
In the usual Of trade but appears now to have
been stolen and that woman is "A noted hotel thief.
made no conceament of the goods and gave the officers
all the information they desired had nothing 10 fear
I'm the natter excepting the publication OF my name
receiver stolen goods This accusation indignantly
deny and only fair tral 10 vindicae my SELL My
wife was not locked up, % STAGED In your report.
No 723 BrOadiody. April %, 1862 JOHN LYNCH
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corrRT CAIENDARs-TH1s DAY.

COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.
COuKT-SPgCIAL TRAVELLED by BARNARD. j. Court
opens "a 1880 a m.-lssues ~ Law aud Fact
Hudson Berrand ct al 1884, .Wtgersiein agt haRuc
100. .pcr0Tal at Gilman ct al ct AL
Ig7 Gilman AT Mcclellan et al 287 Butcher ag. Asor
32l. Kiln enstein agt Luz 100. Fielder sgt Young
Island H. X. Co. agt
Village Of Bige sRter, &c
COURI-GENERAL TEKH CALENDAR
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THE MARKETS.

ICarefuly Reported for The Tribune -
THURSDAY. April 40 1879
AsHEsThe market moderately active and steady sales Of ~ ba
a ~ u for Pots Pearls nominal
COTTON-he demand better and though higher show
stronger Foreign favorable iucuug 100 arrive, the
are 3 bales Of which snners 10 hy specu
a. g7 by exporters Of tho transit We quote
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There is now preparing in Berlin what will
be the most magnificent aquarium IN the world 1t Is
situated in the Of the principal promenade OF tho
city, aud will make large threestOry building. 1t is to
be under the charge Of Alfred Brehm, OF the best
German naturass. The second story will DO devoted to
the aquarium proper. while the upper floor will contain
mammalIa birds and reptiles The sides Of the cages
towards the visitors will be Of such thick glass
sis the stoutest serpent or crocodile The aquarium will
be lighted while tho galleries where the visitors stand
will be dark Caves and grotoes abound and art is
haused 10 mimic nature. Ono portion OF tho aquarium
proper will contain the denzens of the Baltic Sea-
other Of the Atlantic and faithful copy OF the Grotto OF
Capri will be pecpled by Mediterranean nsh. This aqua
rum is ten times larger than that OF Hanover and
twelve times larger than that OF Hamburg-tho two
most famous In the world.
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i A sphinx is be- and from The land Of Bgpti
] hegged 81 him boz 81 dncsis onlr,
No bigger than the cofin be shall on:
Then shore his ieJ eve. aud answered Mol
/ begged for no moro nen than may be shot
10 n December Light-bui half that SUI
Then shone bis lev eye. and answered mol
Madame, IL gTieVes me much and .hsn, be wen
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29
Municipal Court.


TATURDAY.-State v. Oliver Merrill. Assault and
battery on George H. Herrick. The parties In this
case reside in West Scarboro. and engaged in the
clam business. The complainant AYERS that the de-
fendant ordered him off his land near a beach ON
which are several clam digging establishments, and
that when he turned to 60 struck him with stick,
which inflicted q severe injury upon him. Defend
ant claimed that tho injury the result OF an ac-
cdsnt the day previous to tho alleged ASSAULT that
complainant had been ordered of the land several
times previous to this OCCASION and that he not only
threatened defendant with bodily injury but attack
ed his son, and squabble between the two was the
result.
Tria decision not guilty and the defendant was dis
charged. Locke for government; A. W. Bradbury
for defence.
State v. Michael Dennison. Single sale OF liquor.
Plea guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Committed.
State v. David Campbell, John Ward and e. j.
Devine, Burglary in the store of Prince q Turner,
printed by mistake in Saturdays edition as Turner
q Staples) Plea not guilty. In the case OF Edward
j. Deyne the prisoner stated that he was in the bar
racks all night and had nothing to do with the rob
berry, and his testimony corroborated by Mahala
Hamilton, who was present all night in the same
room and proved an alibi. Campbell and Ward were
adudged guilty, and ordered to recognize in the sum
of $1,000 or stand committed till the May Term of the
Superior Court. Devins was discharged. J. Il, Will
liams for Devine 4ss@
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

SENATORS Fessenden and Morton quarreled
mildly during the debate of Friday concern
ing the national bank currency, but after
wards shook hands cordially. Mr.. Fessenden
seems to have favored Wilson's amendment to
the pending bill which permits an expansion
of the bank currency as a satisfaction of the
claims of the West for more money, and pro-
vides funding of greenbacks into ten-forties as
corrective of all imitation exceeding $3.50, 900,
900. TIE objection of Morton, who has been
80 vacillating on the greenback question that
no man could tell where to find him two weeks
from the date of his last speech, that such a
course would be in contravention of the prin-
ciple of the bill to strengthen the public credit
by promising to pay United States notes in
coin, was a stronge one, considering its source
Senator Wilson's proposition seems to be the
only practicable alternative to sacrifice ON
the part of the New England banks of part
of their circulation The banks and the peo-
pie alike view a withdrawal OF any part of the
circulation with considerable apprehension,
but at the same time are unwilling to see the
resumption of specie payments postponed by
further imitation. The alternative therefore is
q very unfortunate one.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

I. A. R. A.-The public must bear in mind
the Annual Ball of this Society, which comes
off tonight at City Hall. The object of the
dance is one of the best that can actuate citi-
zens-the relief of the poor. This past winter
although not SO severe one in point of ex.
treme cold as many that have preceded it. has
found numbers of men and women thrown out
of work owing to the prostration of business.
The stagnation of trade still exists in a meas
ure, and funds will be needed to attend to the
pressing needs of this class of our citizens
Let our people then crowd the hall tonight.
or, if you are unable to attend, buy some tick
cts and give them to those who can. and who
are unable to afford themselves the pleasure.
and thus reap two-fold advantage, the help
ing of deserving charity and the bestowal OF
pleasure upon Others Chandlers Band will
furnish the music. Our Irish people know
how to get up good time.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29


Rev. 8. y. PoMFRoY, d. D.-Mr. Pomeroy's
remains were taken to Bangor, and now rest
in his own family lot at Mount Hope Gene
terry. as rs a.t
He came tob be minis tered unto at the last by
bT the people to whom in early manhood he
had ministered for twenty-three years, and
whom he had never ceased to love- Nothing
could be more thoughtful and appropriate than
this final service of old friends They were at
hand on the arrival Of the train Monday eve
ming. They took charge of the body, and gave
it the shelter of the sanctuary till Wednesday
afternoon, when they came together in large
numbers in the church for religious services.
The venerable DR., Pond invoked the bless
ing of God; DR.. Herrick read appropriate
Scriptures; DR.. Talcott said a few words Of
brotherly remembrance, such as only he could
say; Rev. Prot. Barbour prayed; the choir
sang familiar hymns, and Rev. DR.. Field pro.
nounced the Benediction.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29
COMMERI
RncRprs BY RA1noA1 AND srEAMEns. MAR. q

PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILROADS cases
woolens: do bleached goods, 50 sacks waste, car
boxes % cases boots 313 bds paper 1853 cases oil
pets, cars granite, do straw, do hoops do lum-
Der, lSs pkgs sundries, SO freight for Boston.
PORTLAND, SAoo 8 PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD,
March 26-4 cars oil, do bbls, do waste and rags
do furniture, do hides 15 sets wheels, 1O4 bbs.,
boxes and pkgs.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAYS cars lumber, do
sulphur ore, 800 bbls -four, 40 tobacco cars
oars 446 cans milk, 21 bdis paper 20 pkgs sundries
for shipment East-15O0 bbls -FOUR cars butter do
bacon, do wheat, do spirits do sprits do feed,
tons sundries
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD--s2 bdls shovels, 10
do oars, 22 bales dowell stock, "a cases carpets 20
bbs. beam, 6 boxes seed, 70 bags potatoes Gears do
cars shingles IA rolls leather, 1858 sides do 10 bales
wool, 37S pkgs sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL. FROM BosToN-1s2 bags
corn, 80 cases shoes, 100 bdls pais pianos 20 tcs
lard 40 bbls pork, 10 sacks sat 12 bags oysters 20
horses 40 bdls paper II casks cider 80 pkgs to order
for Canadas and up countryside bdls MANILA 500
dry hides 10 bdls Goldfish 46 do leather Al bags of
meal l76 bales rags hhds. molasses, 100 bags eal
81 bales WOOL 20 bags snorts 1888 do corn 100 pkgs
mdse to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

A STARTLING DEcLARATIoN.-Perley tele-
graphs to the Boston Journal as follows:
A woman clerk has written letter from
Washington for publication, which has created
great stir at the Treasury Department be-
cause of the truths which il plainly states.
The writer deliberately charges that hundreds
needed and if thew are needed are entirely nm. nv
Mt for the positions they fill. She also indi-
Gates that some of the women are favorites of
members OF Congress, who keep them, as well
as the other useless and superhuous female
ment In conclusion she says: Every wo-
man employed should be subjected to the same
examination as men, and personal beauty or
laxity of morals ought not to be recon-
mendation, as is too often the case. The Ex-
amining Board should be women, and in order
to prevent corruption in all bureaus where
women are employed, there should be female
Auditors"
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

JAMES E. FERNALD-The death of this gen.
tleman will cast gloom not only over his i'm
mediate family but also over his hosts Of friends
in this city and elsewhere. Mr.. Fernald was a
man Of sterling integrity, and in his manifold
relations towards his business connections and
the public was an honest, upright, courteous,
and kindly man. Many is the one who has
had cause to remember his truly Christian
spirit in their dealings with him. Our city
could have spared many men better than they
could him. We shall miss his bright cor
dial greeting, and his ever-welcome presence
from our midst, and tender our heartfelt SYM
pathies to family SO suddenly bereaved of a
loving parent and father.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29
ExcrLsroR BLIND FAsrENEa.-Our re,

ExcELsIoR BLIND FAsTENER.-Our readers
are advised to examine the Excelsior Blind
Fastener manufactured by @. NJ White Of
this city, and for sale by the hardware dealers
1t is most secure. durable and convenient
fastening, simple, and easily put on, and at
this season of the year, when high winds pre-
vail, it is great thing to know that you will
not be annoyed by the slamming of the blinds
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

OCEAN STEAMERS. Steamship St. Andrew,
Captain Scott, Of the Montreal Ocean Steam
ship line, sailed from this port for Glasgow Sat-
urday evening, with very full cargo.
Steamship Nova Scotian, Capt. Watts, of the
same line, sailed from this port for Liverpool,
about II o'clock Sunday morning.
Steamship Hibernian, Capt. Smith, will sail
from this port for Liverpool next Saturday.
The Austrian is the Steamer due at this port,
this week from Liverpool
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29
Iron for the Blood,
Mandrake for the Liver.

TNHE combination of these two important reme-
diai agents with syrup is one of the most i'm
and rapidly increasing sale, without any specia az
fort on the part of the proprietoIs sufficient
commended. Au ke-
Those who have used it for debility. impers.c,
remedy. 80 ""i'iins
Thet supplied on the most liberal terms.
J. r.. LUNT Il Co.,
1elS-dlowsN Sole Agents for Maine,