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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-08-29

Probably nothing delights the eye
and brings our appreciative faculties
into such full play as the sight of
pretty face and perfect figure. This
faculty of appreciation seems to be
possessed by all people, from the hum
blest workman to the millionaire.
Though some may not show it as
plainly as others, yet if questioned
upon the matter they will be found
ever ready to give due tribute to
beauty in its various forms. And it
is the aim of the masses in every cline
and place to look as we'll and pretty
ON all occasions as possible. To do
this. many, not endowed naturally
with good looks on account of Ill
health, resort to artificial means to ac-
complish that which nature should
have done for them, and by the appli.
cation of cosmetics, washes, paints.
aud powders, they only make their in-
firmities all the more apparent and re-
pulsiye to the true lover of natural
beauty, who knows at glance that q
little water or an inadvertant kiss is
all that is needed to display the pims
pies and color beneath. In resorting
to such artificial means of enhancing
beauty, people make great mistake,
and destroy what good looks they may
have, which, if properly treated,
would become even moro beautiful
than they could be made by the aid of
all the paints and powders in the
world. Know that pimples. blotches,
and all skin diseases, as we'll as aallow
complexion, invariably result from
bad blood or the imperfect action of
the liver. If you wish to restore the
natural bloom to the cheek and the
brightness to the eye, use DIR. Smith's
Stillingia Blood purifier, which acts SO
thoroughly upon the liver and blood
that pimples and blotches speedily dis
appear, and the blood once purified, in
psssing to the minute blood vessels in
and under the skin, imparts its health
ful color to the surrounding surface,
and the beautiful tint 60 desired and
sought after ia obtained. and all the
washing or inadyertant kissing that
by any chance might occur, would not
make it particle less lovely. None
need hesitate to use this remedy, for
80 confident are it's proprietors of it's
merits, that they agree to refund mon
ey in every case in which the medi.
cine is used as directed, if benefit is is
not received. Sold by all druggists at
IS cents, sent by mail, postpaid. for
80 cents. DR.. B. A. Smith q Co., pro-
prietors, Erie, Pa.
For sale by L. p. Seymour & Co..
and Belding & Armstrong.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-08-29
New Advertis'ts.
WFQrlitQre Rooms

ON and after September 1st. 1878 we will have
ON hand and for sale. in -
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sHACKMETACK' . popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by E. p.
Brainerd 4 Son, Ravenna, and else
where by all dealers.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.


CENEZYRY GATES open from EIGHT A. n
till SEVEN p. H.. until further notice.
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ANEW stock of School Books at F.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
WASHINGTON.
The Presidcn. and the Silver si,,.

The President and the Silver Bili.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-There are intma
uons today in quarters entitled to no little
credit, that II the President does not veto the
silver bill he assuredly will accompany his an
prevail OF the measure with a message request
ing supplemental legislation thereon Cabinet
ofncers are pot disposed TO talk upon the subject
To-Day ard the only thing certain is the Presi.
oent VIII either sign or veto the bill.
Invesfisnfing the Superintendent of The
New England Mail Service.
The House committee on post Offices todav
commenced the investigation of the chargss ~
fraud IN the Office of ThomasP Cheney. sn-
perintendent of the New England mail service.
George 5. Blunt, superintendent of Boston let
er carriers, testified to the effect that illeoal
favors had been granted chief clerk Stobel Of
Cheney's department
Various Matters.
The Senate committee on buildings TO-DAY
agreed to recommend the passage of the hill
providing for fire-proof building for the
bureau OF engraving.
report bill for the payment of a hundred ana
nifty thousand dollars to the Book Agency of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, for the
use and occupation of its building during the
$4,000. AVA "0on'
The committee on ways and means todav
acted hnally on sugar schedule of the tariff
DILL tomorrow the committee will proceed to
consider silk and silk goods.
The House committee on public lands have
agreed to report favorably bills to change a
portion OF the boundary line between the
states oflMissouri and Nebraska and to cede a
portion OF Nebraska to Missouri, to encourage
the introduction of a supply of fresh water On
the desert west of Fort Yuma,
The House committee on banking TODAY de-
cided to recommend the insertion of additional
provisions in the bill for the substitution of
treasury notes for rational bank notes. The
new feature provides that treasury notes he
receivable for one-third of customs duties and
the remaining two-thirds to be paid in gold or
new silver dollars, these treasury notes also to
bonds at par. 1''
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 22d, schs W S Jordan Der
ry, Guadaloupe; Enterprise Mitchell; Apalachieoia
more, Montego Bay. ia.
PENSACOLA-Cld 2Sd, barque Susan Blaisdell
BRUNSW1CK~Ar 25th, sch Sarah Eaton, Dix
SAVANNAH-Ar 26th, .sch Bessie E Dickinson
0tGE0RGETOWN, SJ-Ar 2ist, schs Hattie Cur
It's, Bartlett, Curacoai Annie L McKeen, McKeen
WiIMiNGToN. NC--Ar 25th, sch Ernest t Lee
BALTIMORE-Ar 26tb, sch Royal Arch, Crowell,
Key West.
Havana: sch A Hapes, Smith, Port Royal
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 25th, sch William Magee,
Ar 26h, sch Stephen Woodbury., Putnam, from
LEWES. DEL-Ar 25th. briggs Ellen H Munroe,
Knowles, Philadelphia for Matanzas; Stephen Bish-
OPP, Gilkey do for Barbados.
Passed up 25th. sch Canton, Henley, from Matan-
zas for Pascagoula.
NEW YOKk-Ar 26th, ship Swallow, Howes, from
Manila; scbs Henry, Ross Port au Prince; S Ken
dali, Kendall, jacksonville; Fawn, Baker, Calais;
Ii $ Brooks, Quigley, kennebec.
Cid 9th, brig Charlotte, Briggs for Barbados; sch
Clara Leavitt, Lombard, Perth Amboy.
Sid 9th. sch A Stuart, for Humacoa
p, NEW HAvENmSld 18th, sch Walter L Plummer,
FALL RIyER-sld oath, sch Louis Chsples,
Chaples Belfast.
BkIsfoL-Ar 25th, sch oregon, Church, from
wARREN--sld 26th, sch Clara Loud, Thomp-
son. Rockport.
Sid 26th, sch Cattle Berry, seavey. Boston, Char
tered to load ice for Galveston at S262A per ton,
thence to Pensacola to load lumber back to Provi-
NEWPoRT-Ar 26th, schs Teaser, Orr, Hoboken;
Odeu, Winslow. Portland for New York; Brazos.
do; Loduskia, Treworgy, New Bedford for do.
Sid, sens Brazos, and Thos Potter.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL



FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY o.
The markets have been extremely quiet this veel
and there is little new to note. Goods are now about
as low as they get and when there is an improve
ment in the demand goods will surely 90 up. Deal.
ers have been buying in very small quantities fol-
some time and consequently the stocks of the conn.
try dealers are very low. The dry goods market has
already shown little quickening owing to the adj
vent of spring. The money market is generally I'm
changed. Gold has run quite low the past week and
OH Wednesday, Feb. 81, it closed at 81 .01E.
There is no Improvement in the supply of apples
and the prices are still firm Beans are quite plenty
and prices reduced for pea and yellow eyes. But
ter is little more active and there is good demand
for nice family lots Cheese is firm and UNCHANGED.
Coffee is dull and in fair demand at former Quota
tons. Copper and cordage are selling fairly Coon
erage is offering in small lots at old prices Drugs
and dyes show a few unimportant changes Duck is
still in good demand. The fish market is dull and
unchanged. Flour is firm and unchanged while the
demand is good. New Valencia raisins are little
lower. Lemons are selling at from $4@4.5O az box,
Corn is coming along quite well with no change to
note. Hay is offering fairly at former price, Iron
is unchanged. Lard has got about as low as it can
60 and is very quiet at old prices The same remark
may be made of pork. Leather shows tending to-
ward easier prices although we make no change this
week. Lumber is in fair demand for expectation
Molasses is firm and unchanged. Barbados molas.
ses is offering at rather low prices this week. Oils
are unchanged. Eggs are lower and we quote them
at 13@14c Beet is firm at former quotations Grass
seeds are firm and unchanged with a good demand.
Sugars are firm at old prices Teas are dull Tobac-
IN continues nuiet
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
THE FISHERY AWARD.


Alleged Crookedness in the Commits SION
New YORK, Feb. 27.-It is stated that some
curious facts will be brought out by the adop-
ton of Senator Blaine's resolution for informa-
ton as to the appointment of Mr.. Delfosse on
the Halifax Fisheries Commission. There is a
feeling that England has taken advantage of
the United States in the matter of appointing
Delfosse, who was the Belgian Minister to
Washington, and was appointed by the Aus
tran Minister at London. 1t is conteuded that
we ought not to pay the $4,0OO,O0O conceded by
the award, because Judge Kellogg, the Ameri-
can commissioner, refused to sign the report of
the award, and that therefore it was not bind
ing because he did not agree to it. It is not
known that Mr.. Blaine takes any ground
against paying the award, but it is understood
that he knows some queer circumstances at.
tending the appointment of Mr.. Delfosse.
Another thing which occasions Comment ia
that since the award, Defosse has been an.
pointed Belgian minister plenpotentiary ts
London.
The sum will not be due for a year. and the
privilege of fishing on the part of the United
States will only run 10 years, at the end d
which the controversy will be thrown back tt
where it started. Quite sharp and determined
debate will doubtless be had when the discus
sion of the question is reached In the Senate
Parties familiar with the history Of the boart
anticipate an exciting scene.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
MINOR TELEGRAyrs.

The total outstanding currency is $500. 2a7..
939.64. ~''o'-a''
=, Inc negotiations with Spain, growing out of
the seizure of the Ellen Rizpah md RISING
sun are In fair way of settlement
Warmoth and Pinchback protest against the
appointment of Packard as collector of New
Orleans A'0"
Cincinnati and brother of Mai. Apderson. NJ
fort Sumter fame, died yesterday.
Five of the crew of the British bark Grace
were arrested yesterday for mutiny. They
nearly murdered the mate
orders from the West for subscriptions to the
new popular loan of 4 per. cent bonds average
nearly 100000 day.
Inc name of James P. Lee has been for-
sndorsaS ~ t we 5,,esldent and will be strongly
ENDORSED Tor collector of New Orleans.
Commodore d. Curtis. farmer Of nj. W.
non, was shot dead Monday by his sten.son
Cursis was drunk and was trying to Xii hi.
wife. W Aii MS
Geo. w. ShaDahan, Jr. of Waterbnrv W.
IN Mt of Jealousy, yesterday, shot Mis-,
will die VI 'ne"
MARSHALL II. Twitchell of Louisian. uho
was wounded in the Crushatta affair and lost
ton, Canada 49,
John U. Davis was arrested in New York
Yesterday, for setting fire to his felt shirt es.
adjustment in Brooklyn. The loss resulting
from the fire was $4,000,
ID. f. Winter, New York custom bonse
shs ad has bsen removed for giving to-
r DaSot urn, accused OF cheating the govern
ment, access TO their seized goods without a
permit so'N' "i'noaS
u Is reported that the village of Isleton nm
Anoros Island in the delta of the Sacraron ~
river, has been swept away, and Ienorts oro
csponSouaily coming in of disasters by food in
a hearing was had before the committee ~,
mercantile of the Massachusetts LegsIa,r vi
Tor the Incorporation of the States Union TeIe.
graph * Telephone Co. for constructing and
working telegraph and telephone lines in and
over states and territories of the United States,
capital not to exceed $2,0OO,OOO
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
Earevean Markets.

LONDON, February 27-12.3O P. M.-Consols at 95
7-16 for money and account.
LONDON, February 27-l2 80 P. M.-American Sc
curities-Unted States bonds, 67s lO6i 5s, 104;
As 1929 1040s, 1913; Erie preferred at 22a; Il
linois Central 74t
LONDON, February 27.-Cotton sales include 6a5O
bales American.
Bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England to-
day was G3l7, 600.
LIVERPOOL, February 27-12.3O P. M.-Cotton
dull and easier; Middng uplands at Lied; do Or
leansat 516d saes 5000 bales including 1000 bales
for speculation aud export; receipts 5000 bales,
including 49, 900 American.
Futures easier; February 1-32; March and April
1-32.
Flour at 25 q 81: Winter Wheat at los 10 a lis Cd
Spring do 10 a 10 10; California averages lis 10 a
1882; club II q 81; Corn 26 q 26 6; Peas SO g.
Provisions, &c-Pork 81; Beef at IS. Bacon at 2S q
q 20 g. Lard at 50 g. Cheese at 69s. Tallow at 40.
At London, Tallow 80 a 40.
PARIS, Februar 27.-Rentes 1O9f SOC.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
Foreign Notes.

In the House of Commons Yesterday the colo-
NAL marriage bill, which was opposed by the
government was adopted by 1872 to 16l.
A ministerial crisis has occurred in New Soutb
wales and Capt. Henry Parkes has undertaken
to form new ministry.
Parts of Queensland have been without rain
for eighteen months.
Drouth is causing alarm in the Hawaiian
Islands.
The Pope has intimated desire that pilgrims
abstain from any special allusion to politics in
their addresses to him.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
The Wool Mnrkes

BOSTON, Feb. 27.-LReported for the Press. 1.-The
following is a list Of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock Al @
45c; do choice Xxx 42l @44c do fine As q 44c; me.
dunn 43i9 44c coarse 80 q SOC; Michigan extra and
Xxx 40 q A2c; fine 80 q Ale; medium SO q Ale; COM
mon 80 a BIC; other Western fine and x SO @ 42c;
medium SO q 41c, common IS a 36c; pulled extra
80 q 4Sc; superdne 80 q As; No /, 90 @25c; comb
Is s3c; Texas ID @ s0c Canada pulled IS a 45c do
combing % q aS; Smyrna washed 16 "a SOC; do un-
washed 10 q zoe; Buenos Ayres 10 "a 30c Cape Good
Hope % q 3Oc; Australian 40 q 47c; Donsko 81 q
Sic.
The demand for all kinds of Wool continues quite
moderate and prices remain about the same. Man
ufacturers purchase cautiously, appears to have
confidence in any higher range of prices and are in
different about future supplies,
Imports from January to Feb. %.
1873. 1877.
Forelgn, pales. '..,.......,..,"... l,901 S28
Domestic. bags and bales. ........ %, 203 1904
In New York the market continues in very duh
and unsatisfactory condition, and no early improve
ment is anticipated.
In Philadelphia there has been no increased de-
mand for THE staple since our last notice. The in
curry has been mostly confined to medium grades of
fleece, which command former quotations.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28

Mich Cows-Extra $55 q $95; ordinary S25 10 $50
head. Prices for Mich Cows do not vary much
from week to week. Most of those offered in market
for sale are of a common grade.
store Cattle-But few in market. Nearly all the
small Cattle that in fair condition are sold for
Beef. ~ W
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned by Mr.. Hollis and taken direct to the Abat-
tor to be slaughtered. There are seldom any Sheen
offered in this market for SALE
,, SwlneLNo Store Pigs at market. Fat Hogs ~ fb
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
Portland Daily Press stock List
Corrected by WOODBURY. & MoULToN. Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
fortunes that Need NOT be Endured.

People suffer great deal of pain unnecessarily.
Among tortures tnat need not be endured are those
inflicted by the rheumatism and gout since the acrid
element in the blood which produces them by con-
tact with the sensitive covering of the muscles and
joints may be eliminated by the of that machless
depurenr Hostetters Stomach Btters, before the in
hammatory symptoms are developed to any great ex-
tent. When it is considered what excruciatIng tor
lures Iheuma tism infcts. and what tendency it
has when fully developed, to attack the heart, the
dote becomes at once apparent. The rheumatic vi
is expelled from the blood by the ncrease ed action
Oh the kidneys-which act as strainers-produced by
the Bitters and the sufferer will nd if he uses this
supreme defensive agent that he will be protected
against return of the agonizing complaint. Dys-
pepsa. fever and ague, liver and bowel complaints
and other maladies also cured by this admirab
remedy. feb26eod&wlW
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
MARRIED..

In Saco, Feb %, Herbert P. Sheffield and Miss
Oranna II. Noyes.
In Saco; Feb. %, Geo. W. Seaman and Miss Luz
cy M. Fletcher.
In Machiasport, Feb. 8. Edgar S. Colbeth and Miss
Lila M. Bryant.
In Machias, Feb. 9, Warren ID. Lindsey and Miss
Phebe A. Robbins.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
Chicago slnt,,e vr,r,,.,.

CHICAGO, February 27-Hogs-receipts % 900 head /:
shipments $500 head: dull and lower; packing Slow
heavy quiet at IS a 3 95
Cattle-recepts 5000 head; shipments 1900 head i;
shipping dull and weak at % a IS; feeders fairly
active at 60 "a 80; mixed butchers are ouiet and
steady; Cows So q 8 SO; Steers 90 a rs.
9, Sheep-reeeipts 140O head; shipments 100 head;
90; interior 90 q Is. "' NV
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
Brighson Cattle aIarket.

For the week ending Wednesday, Feb. 81.
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 2t44; Sheep
and Lambs 1900; Swine 6,2f0; number of Western
Cattle 2l44; Eastern Cattle 1888; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle no.
Prices of Beef Cattle % 100 Tbs, live weight-Extra
81 a a 5S Is IS 81 aTs5as a quail
Bulls &C., at 8 % a 81.
;, Brighton Hides -@6A cents y ID. Brighton Tai
SC ~ lib. y
Cali Skins 10 q lie " ID; Sheep Skins 75c "a 81 %:
Lamb Skins 75c q 81 % each.
Working Oxen-There wal fair supply of Work
ing Oxen in market-rather more than the demand
requires at this season of the year. We quote sales
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
mEMORA NDA.

Sch Odell, Wlnslow, from Portland for New York
while lying at anchor in the upper barbor of Newport
night of 25h was into by schr Teaser, Capt Orr,
from HobokeD, bound in for harbor. The Teaser
carried away part of her head gear and the Ode had
mainboom broken and boat stove.
Sch L Bradley, ashore at Ocean Beach, was sold
at auction 22d for 1915. She bid off to her mas
ter, Capt Chapman, who Will make effort to get
her off, after the cargo has been discharged She lies
well up the beach, imbedded in the sand bulwarks
gone, deck plank started, and leaking badly. The
spars and rigging remain intact
Sch Edna Harvard from Rockport for Norfolk, put
into Boston 9th, leaky, having struck on Sound
Point Will go into dock for repairs
The three-masted schr A ID Henderson was discov-
cred in the breakers at Northeast point of Ty bee,
Ga, AM 27th. Sns is in ballast and a heavy sea
was breaking over her. Assistance wanted.
S@See general news columns Tor other reports.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28

LONDON. Bark D Campbell-l2477 bush peas,
40, AGA bush barley.
MATANZAS. Brig Geo Burnham-5570 box
shocks, 80 drums fish.
CARDENAS. Brig james Phinney-24O0 shocks
and beds, $40 box shocks, 394empty casks.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
Boston stock FIarsef.


NEW YORK, February 27-Evening-Mone easy
at (0 per cent on call. Sterling Exchange strong
at as for sixty days aud isS for dem 1aaq all nu
ness nj those fgures Carrying rates at q per
cent. The oiearapces were ST. S65 O9O Customs re-
ceipts $257 900. The Treasury disbursements were
S62 COO for interest and 1885, 400 for oonds Govern
ments steady. State bonds neglected. Railroad
mortgages firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregated $4,000 shares, including 500 shares Lake
Shore, $4,000 shares Lackawana q Western, GAZE
shares North Western, 1900 shares st Paul, 290(
shares Western Union, las shares New York Gen.
trail, $3.50 shares Del & Hudson, 5l45 shares Morris
81 Essex.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28

In port. sch David Floyd. Clifford, for Harmon's
Harbor to load ice for New York at SI.z5.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 25tb, brig Addie Bale,
Sheppard, Hoboken for Portland; Eagle, Noyes, st
Marc 20 davs for Boston; Lois Chaples. Cbaples,
Fall River for Eastport; Vim Thomas. Littleohn, So
Amboy for kennebunk; John Santord, b pd
land for Virginia.
Ar 26th. sch L W Wheeler, Bowman, Cardenas for
Boston.
EDGARTOWN-Ar 26th, schs Herald. Poland,
New York for Calais; Catawamteak. Kennedy. Ho-
for Boston: Olive Avery, Topper, Rockland for New
York: Convoy. French, and Red Jacket, Kendall,
New York for Rocklnd
WAREHAM-Ar 25tb, sch Chas W Morse, Mari,
BoSTON-Ar 26th schs Lizzie Guptill. Smith, and
GENTLE, Spear Rockland Com Tucker, Cox, Bristol;
l. Barnes. McGowan, Bath.
Sid 26tl, barque Edmund Phinney.
Ar 9th, scts Nj Crockett, Dean, and Mary
Hyer, Crockett, Belfast.
FOREIGN POETS.
Sid I'm sourabaya Jau Sd, ship Richard McManus,
AT az Samarang Dec 90, barque Tatay. Petts, from
Rembang, (and sailed Jan for Engand)
Sid Dec "a. lille. Sawyer. Australia
Sid FIN Padang Dec IL, barque Beatrice Havener,
Havener, New York.
Sid I'm Batavia Jan g. barque H Bowers. Hark-
meas, ludramajoe.
Sid I'm Messina 18TH, brig Havllah, Coombs, for
New York.
Ar at Liverpool 25th inst ship Alexander. Ballard.
Ar at Cailao Jan %. barqus c whitmora. Hum
| phrey Valparaiso; 3Oth, ship Bohemia, Task, from
San Francisco.
| at Montevideo Jan Is. briggs Fl P Dewep, Loring
for New York; o Stiman. Tibbetts, and Annie
| Storer, Adams, for do; and others,
at Rio Janeiro Jan 9th. barQues j III Chadwck
Howe. and Lincoln. Thorn unc; brgs Abbie Clifford
/ Brandt, and Havana, Meyer unc.
| At Porto Cabello Feb g. brig A & Jewett, Reed
from Malaga, for New York days.
At Miragoane Feb 10, sch W fl Card. Foss, from
| New York.
| --latest by European steamers.l
| Ar at Liverpool 18th inst. Eureka. Woodwork
San Francisco.
| Sid 18th. Hecla Day. Delaware Breakwater.
| OFF the Skerries 9th, j A Thompson, Thompson
| from Liverpool for Hampton Roads,
! Sid fm Falmouth 18th, MeIriman, Young, 10
| Havre.
Cid at Newcastle 18th, Henderson, Maloney
Sid I'm Milford 9th, F Nash, Williams, for Wi
| mington. NC.
Ar at Rangoon Jan s, Alice Buck. HERMAN, trol
| Liverpool.
Sid i'm Samarang Dec &c, Corsica, stetson, for Eds
lish Channel.
Ar at Havre 18th inst, Virginia, Thurlow, froi
New York.
SPOKEN.
Feb 0, SW Beachy Head 10 miles, ship Josephu
Rogers. from the Tyne for Cardiff.
Feb 8, off the Skerries. ship l. Sturges, Linnekil
| from Liverpool for New York.
Feb IL, off Tuskar, ship Florence, Kelley, fro
Liverpool tor Tybee.
No date. SC. brig Clara j Adams. from st job
| for Havana. steering Sc, (by sch Eagle. at Bosto
from st Marc9
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
Died
IN This citv. Feb. 27. Alexrpder Huston.

In this city, Feb. 81 Alexander Huston.
Notice of funeral hereafter.1
In Saco. Feb. o. Mrs. Sarah, vile OF George Whit
ten, aged IA years months.
In WATERFORD, Feb. 81, Dea. Danl Andrews, aged
80 years months.
At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Feb. %, Mrs. Sarah E. NJ.
Baker, widow OF the late Samuel P. Baker, of Port
land aged 70 years.
In Belfast, Feb 10, George Crosby, aged SO years.
son of Hon. Vim. 9. Crosby.
In Searsport Feb. IL. Mrs. Elizabeth E., wife OF
Capt. Phineas Pendleton. Jr., aged 40 years.
In Pennington, JAM 10. Mrs. Paulina b., wife of
Hon. p. NJ. Garcelon, aged II years months.
In Weld, Feb. l, Mrs. Jane, wife of Benz. Rand,
aged about 80 years.
In Hope, Feb II, Mr.. Abjah I. Metcalf, aged 65
wears,
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
Would Y0u2

Would YOU have the Silver upon your sideboards
look as if were just fresh and FURNISHED from the
silyersmiths hands? Then polish it up occasionally
with "SILVER WHITE the best plate polish ever
offered to housekeepers Sold by Grocers, Druggists,
and by DENNISON s. CO., Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1878-02-28
Clearing House transactions.

PORTLAND, Feb 81.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges S1O5, 1852 75
Net Balances. ......"..."....... 29,380 81