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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22
.sAAl A Is IT,. s1&fKgE3
COUNTY OF OXFORD,

June ao-To ~ miles travel, from Hebron
To- Bethel and back. ON petition Of
a Chapman 90 ais, e. q
DAYS ON same, y
oct. 9l--To - miles travel, from Hebron
20 Lowell aud back, on petition OF a.
III Walker q ais, SO
3 DAYS ON same, Is
Oct as--To - miles travel. from Hebron
10 Nbany and hack. ON petition Of
\ II, Barker s9
day on same, },
Nov. ll--ro - miles travel from Hebron
Co BuckGeld and back, ON petition
oi :. a. Andrews Il ais sS
days same. ~
Dcs 2j-ro - miles travel, from Hebron
II Oxford anil back, on petition Of
". ;. Dodge ct ais 20
2days on same 5 "a
Postage, -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22
ABSTRACT of
TIE ANNUAL STATEMENT
or TIE
ETHA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, COM,
On the Ist day Of january, 1899, TO the
State OF Maine.
Jan -, 1859
Sherif's Notice.

THE several Coronrrs within AMI Tor the Coun.
l tv Of Oxford, are hereby notified. ~ accord
ance ~iih Sect. II. Chapter ! 4, Of the Revised
Statutes OF Name, that the Undersigned has been
Culy elected and qualified as SHERIFF WITHIN
aad ior said County Of OxIuid.
CYRUS wORMELL.
Paris, Jan. | 1860.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. - De-. 81. lsssS.-B Before IA personally
appeared II. Hubbard, one of ia. County Com
ml->Iaucr~ for sand County, and made oath 10 the
truth OF the above account by him rendered and
subscribed NM n hINlBAIL,
CLERK 81 Courts. for oxford Co.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR,
County Ait"rucy-
Having nr-i audited and examined the above ac.
count az y b Hubbard, We hereby certify that We
allow thereon the sum Of Two hundred and sixteen
dollars and seventh I'VE cents, SzlG.15
NM Il. hIMBhLI.. Clerk.
ENOCH FOSTER, JR., Co. Any.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22
-RA,sm. HERS, G,s.ssrr,--I.e.cre,.T

-~FAasH, Hers, SitsssFy,--I. o. eF e,sI.
--Ihe members ef,he7 several Lodges of
6ood remplars in Oxford County are in
vited 10 meet with the brethren of Ne
znseott Lodge, in Buckfeld, on Tue d j.,
The second day of February next. at 2
O'Clock p. NJ, fer the purpose Of organic
ING County Lodge. Representation for
the business of the convention is fixed al
one tenth of the number of members in
good standing, but all good Templars in
the County are invited to be present.
". Il. LATHAM, II. q. W. &. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22

CUMBERLAND. - AT the supreme Judicial Court
began and held at Portland, within and for said
County OF Cumberland, oh the second TUESDAY
OF January, y ID, lSS,
Upon the foregoing libel, ordered, That ,he H.
hellant give notice 81 the said samuel =. flnyd 90
appear before the Justices of Supreme judicial
Court - be- holden at Paris, within and Cor the
County of oxford. on the second Tue dtS of March
next, hy publishing an att"stcd copy OF said libel
aud thi- order there IN. three wcck- successfully
IN the oxford Democrat, n newspaper printed Ia
Pmi. in said County uf Oxford the last puhlica-
ton % bc fnurtccn days ~ least before the sitting
Of said Court, that Lr ma; then aud there in our
said Court appear aud show cause. II any h. has
why the PRAYER of said lbe!lan! shoulj not b.
granted.
Attest: ~ W. FE>SENDEN, Clerk
\ true copy OF the Libel and order ~ Court there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22
COUNTY OF OXFORD.
To y. Is. UtRHARD, DIR.

June 3o-To ls1milcs travel from Hiram
O. Bethel anl back. un pc.isun If
\ Chapman e all ~ "
days on same, ~
oct. - To @. iuilc. t,avCl from Hlramt -
Lowell aad back, GA petition OF \.
H Walker - ais 90
DAYS SAME, -
Oct s5-Io H. uuic- travel. frum Hiram
10 Albany aud bach. GA pyii,.ua "
\ n Karkcr II as, IL %
idgy on zane : 80
Nov I,-fo ~ mile, travel, from Hiram
h Burkhai AMI back, on petition
of ; Andrew, ct aI- IL o.
GAl- uu -auv. "a
be- .sl-iu lpi miles travel. from Hiram
q Oxford amt back, On petition 81
:. Doilcr % al. 10 o.
iS!s on same, 70
Paid postls, 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22
TIE EQUIT.iBLE
Life Assurance Society,

No. 81 Broadway, New York CITY.
Amt. Assured, Sl5O,OOO.O 600
Cash Assets, sN"H.Ho
Annual Pre- mum luconc. sjtCVp01
Policic, Issa.d, 2>Ggo
New Ra.inr.s during the year en- ls sept 20, 20,
S5l. sec, ~lI.Oc-
Is rolicic. aycragr the l. tEGESr Of any Amer.
lean Company. IL Issues A.! desirable Non. Forfeit.
ing Policies ON u sing- Lite, fron, 80 10 : = ,01
An Profit. divided among Policy Holders q unua!.
~ from the start
II il 'hc mot uccrssfIl Company ever organized
aud. or its yrIr., tie LARGEST MGiua, Lie ln,ur.
auoc Company 10 III" OEld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22

.kG\OLIA MA1ER-A delightful toilet arti
superior 70 Cologne, sad AZ halt the price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22
ID. W. rEssENpEN. Clerk.

y. ". FE>SENDEN, Clerk.
a. Libel and order ~ Court there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-22
STATE OF MAINE.

Thos. +. CIcavcs. Attorney for libellan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

1HE PoIs@Ns IN THE hITCHKN.-A late Ing
hsh magazine contains the folio wing relative
TO The poIsons existing IN many OF our cook
ing utensils.
Human beings must have as many lives as
cats are reputed TO enjoy. 10 withstand the re-
peaied poisonings which analysts and adul-
terauon hunters declare them 10 undergo
Death rs nowadays Acknowledged 10 lurk an
well-nigh everything we eat aud drink and
m some things that we wear. But we dad not
think Of finding destruction IN the pots, pans
are assured tits. A practical chemist finding
has family prcstrated with gastric complaint
that oefied the doctors. searched vigorously for
the cause. and traced AZ 10 copper and lead
coming from cooking utensils and waLer-
pipes. The TN with which vessels are
lined rs accepted as safeguard AGAINST
the communication OF anv poison from
the metal OF which they are made. but AZ
may be source of injury instead of a
preventive. Thuswise: COOKS often only half
MI their saucepans, and then the fiames tnat
wrap around them Overh-at the portions abDye
tie liquid. ana oxdze the tan. The lquid
becomes impregnated with the metal, which.
when II gets mo the stomach, CON hines with
the gastric Iuice and forms a most irritant pol-
son. This Il not all. Your modern tinman
ekes ont his expensive metal, the Tin by A
generous admiNture OF lead, which a. much
cheaper. OF iead-poison L had something 10
say few weeks ago. Tue too free Of the
alloy IS prevented by the paternal government
OF France, where the ferblIHtisr ltInman. a.
stncElv Watched. Our only resource would
be 10 discard everything but iron. plain or en- :
amel. fer culinary ARTICLES, and TINS the cooks
would never agree 70. So We must take our
poisons cheerfully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
Resignation of Hon. T.. Ii. Washburne.

THE CORRESPONDENCE on THE SUBJECT.
The following is the correspondence between
President Grant and Mr.. Washourne upon
the latter rendering his resignation as Secretar,
of State
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 10, Ie5g.
To the President: When you did me- the honor
10 confer upon me the appointment OF Secre-
tary OF State, felt constrained TO State to Won
that my health would prevent M from b old
ing the position for any length OF tim.. L am
already admouished that proper discharge o.
the duties of the office woald involve NOR
labor and responsibility than am willing tu
undertake in justice TO the public interest and
myself. Ii convenient ana agreeable 70 you.
would be glad to have you name my successor
at as early moment as you deem practI q ble.
and you will please consider this as my resig
patton, TO take effect as soon as nv successor IS
qualified and ready to enter upon the dis ch Ar &c
OF the duties of the office.
1 need not add here, Mr.. Presdenj. how
gratefully i appreciate the distingui he'd
bonor you conferred upon me by inviting me
to become one of your constitutional advisers
HAD circumstances permitted il, 1 should
nave been pleased TO have been associated with
you officially, aud TO have aided you as far "a
ia my power in carrying out your views i'm
the administration OF the Government upou
the principl-s OF honesty, retrenchment, econ
omy, public faith, and exact and equal lusticp
TO all
/ have the honor 70 be, very respectfully.
your obedient servant,
T.. WAsHBURNR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
Baltimore Conference OF the Methods Il
Episcopal Church south.

EIGHTH DAY.-Conference me. pursuant u
Adjournment, IN Baltimore, yesterday, Bishop
Wlghtman IN the chair. Joseph l.. W 4ssou
was readmitted. A reconsideration of the vote
allowing the withdrawal OF Ellis Ii. Jones was
carried, and he was assigned 10 q local relation
Thomas w. Brown was made a supernune.
rary. reconsideration of the vote pla .lng
l.. h. kreglo on the SUPPLEMENTARY list was
ordered, and a superannuate relation assign I'd
him. w. Sydnor Ferguson was discontinued
at his own reQsest The application for the
readmission Of James ii. Burns was rejected.
Rlsdon Sparks. a local preacher was elected 10
deacOn's orders
Resolutions to change the name of the Church
from Methodist Episcopal Church South L.
Episcopal Methodist Church Were adopted
yeas l2U, nays 3.
The report on Church extension was then
adopted. The resolutions provide for the or
ganIzatIon of p-rmanent society. 10 be called
The Church Extension Society of the II r.
Church South
The question, Where shall the next Con.
terence be held! = was called, when -. Paal's
and Trinity, Baltimore, Winchester, Ai-xan-
drla, and HarrIsonburg were put IN nomIna-
tlon. The Conference unanimously accepted
the first named place.
The case of Il. =. Higbey was recons id-rad
and he was discontinued at has own request
The case OF Rev. J. II. Burns was rec Cnsi 4.
cred, and he was readmItted.
AT the afternoon session the report on the re-
heious Interests of the colored people was then
presented. with a resolution, that the preach
ers OF the Conference are hereby iEstruc.-d tO
Cner their assistance whenever il is asked lu
the organization OF societies, circuits and dis
trIcts among our colored brethren wIhin the
limits OF our conference, according to the plan
submitted by the General COnferelce.
An election for officers of the Ch arch Ex.
tension Society was then held, and The follow
ing were elected: Chas. +. Diggs, Vice PresI-
dent; Cirvil II. Carson, Secretary; James Il
der, James NJ Buck, H. +. Zimmerman, and
W. J. King, directors. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

Ex-PRRsIDENT JOHNSON IN BALTIMORE
His After Dinner Speech.-The reception OF ex-
President Johnsoa al the Exchange IN Balti-
more yesterday, ended a three O'clock. when
he was escorted to barnum's. Dinner was
served at half.past eight o'clock Mr.. johnson
took his seat with Mayor Banks on his right
and Governor Bowie on his left. About two
hundred persons were present, among whom
We're ex-Secretary Browning. Hons Garrett
Davis, Golladay, and Trimole, of Kentucky;
Eldridge, of Wisconsin: Randall, Of PennsyI-
vania; Kerr, OF Indiana Ex-Governor Swami,
and Hon. Stevenson Archer, of Mary lane, and
others After prayer oy the Rev. Mr.. McCron,
dinner proceeded, a band meanwhile dispeus-
toast was read, and responded 70 BY Mr..
johnson, who after returning his thanks for
the compliment said:
"ADd in now retiring from the most exalted
station in the gift Of free people, and stepping
from that position into the ranks OF NV fellow
citizens, and helping, or endeavoring 10 helm
them bear the burdens which / have not been
able to lift from their shoulders. feel more
honor and more consolation and more gratlfi .
cation here tonight, an American citizen mlng
ing WIN my fellow-citizens OF Maryland, ths
woulo IN being tomorrow inaugurated Pres.
ident OF the United States upon the RUNS OF A
violated Consultation TLoud choersl Yea.
my oeiiverance has been the greatest case of
manclpanon since the rebellion commenced.
!Lseshter:l ! stand here tonight in your
God and would rather stand here an Amer
ican citizen than TO Be President and be slave.
The second regular ,oas, WA. then .,veu-
The President Of the United States. Ii was
Msrmly M appi1aded, and drank Standing The
hon. Isaac ID. Jones, Attorney General OF
Maryland, responded. Speechss were then
maoe IN reeponse 70 t0asts by Governor Bowie,
eI-Seerefary Browning, members OF Congress
Eidrsdge' Kerr, ana Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
This denomination has in the United States
seven Bishops and twenty.one ANIMAL Con
ferenees. At the last General Conferenc, the
Bishops work was districted as follows:
Philadelphia, New York and New England
Conferences, Bishop Campbell; Baltimore,
Virginia and North Carolina Conferences,
Bishop Wayman; Ohio, Plttsburg and Ken
tucky Conference. Bishop Payne; Indiana and
Missouri Conferences, Bishop Quinn; Ten
nessee, Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi and
Louisiana Conferences, Bishop Shorter; Cali
fornia Conference, Bishop Ward; South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida and Alabama Conferen-
ces, Bishop Brown.
The Baltimore Conference will meet This year
on 29th OF April, in Frederick city; the Fir-
ginia COnferen cewill meet in Norfolk, Virginia,
April 2let, and North Carolina Conference on
9TH of April, in Greensboro, North Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market conin pes to
work moderately easy TO borrower on call a
SIX and seven per cent, with the latter as tue
ruling rate. Commercial paper is rather NOR.
active choice grades, however. are submitted
tc discount OF eight 10 ten per cent. with the
large number OF Transactions n IN. loxrr
figure. The government bond market is
strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

~The Maine Legislature rejected an amend
ment to the capital punishment bill prov iding
for the chloroforming OF criminals before exc.
cution.
a0Cincinnati asks the Legislature to pass a
general law for the establishment Of municipal
colleges.
~Every fireman In Chicago has his life in.
sured for e2,0O0 oy the merchants and property
owners Of that city.
ga deceived PittsburRer advertises thst q
"Baptist preacher, with long pare OF whiskers
ali over his face, >" has eloped with his wife
0There 10 rumor in Partisan musical
circles that Strakesch is deeirous Of canoelipe
his contract with Minnie Hauck, and that 4
lawsuit Will arise from their disagresment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
Baltimore Marke.s, To-day,

BALTIMoRE, March E.-Cotton dahl, nomI-
naily p. Flour more active prlcss unchanged
Wheat dull. Corn in active ana Close: week .
ceIpts small. Oats quiet; receipts small. Rive
very dull ar >l41. Pork quiet at : s2-5J TO sS3.
Bacon II m rio sides, II ais; clean DO H. ais,
shoulders. II IS; hams, 2us2i. Hams 20S3l
Lard hrmer AT - cents Whisky better; small
sales at gJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
EXECUTIVE MANSION.

WAsHIFGTON, ID. O., Narch II, lo6y.
Hon. T.. B. Hdssturne, Secrstdry Of stat.
DEAR SIR: Your resignation of the office OF
Secretary Of State, with reasons for the same
received.
In accepting II, do so with regret that your
health Will not permit YOU 10 con tinue in th-
ofice or IN some Cabinet position Our Der
sonal relations have been such from the break
ing out Of the rebellion TO the present day, and
your support OF me individually, and of The
army and its cause, such that no other idea
presented itself stronger TO my mind on tn
first news OF my election TO the Presidency
than that j should continue TO have your al.
vice and assistance. In parting with you
therefore, do il with assurance Of continued
confidence in your ability, zeal and friends hip
and with the hope that you may soon be rr-
lieved from the physical disabilities under
which you have labored for the last few years
Very respectfully, your obedieIt servant,
GRASr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

In NTOwN.-Assessor Webster, of New York
who SO remorse. .essly stirred up the bulls and
bears Of Wall street, and Collector Bailey, who
similarly distressed the whiskey rings, are il
the city. They both say that if they receive
from the new adm nistraton the moral support
to which their Offices entitled the revenue
in their respective districts will be largely in-
creased for the current year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

NEW loRK. March u The steamship De
SCta has arrived from Havana. She brins-
Senor Roberts. spanish Minister. 20 wa.htne-
ton Also. one company OF the Sth u. 5. Arul-
lery. from key West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
ACQUITTED.

Boston. March I2.-Coroner's Jury IN case
OF the lunAtlc Joe Parks, thought 10 have esen
killed by the Camhridge police, rendered a
verdict eAOneraiing the police from the charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

PKRsoNAL.-B. Mitre V Vedia and Carlos
CarTanza, OF the Argentine Legation, Leuten-
ant General Sheridan, Colonel Schuyler
Crosby, u. s., Army, Governor Flanders, of
Louisiana, Ex-Governor Newell, of New
Jersey and Hon. A. Cummings, of Philadel-
pima, are AT Willards. ......General Long
81 eet has rooms a. No. ass 10th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPDRfY
Owned and now occu pied Q school By the Sisters
of Mercy,
SITUATED ON I STREET NORTH,
IMMEDIATELY WEST or ST. ALofSiuS
CHURCH
Having frontage of I79 fest inches 90 street,
BY . uniform deRtA Of Sls feet . incAes
on street,
COMPRISING s.5SJ s.S.Hrs sSuARE FEET OF
The improvements nrut-claee pressed brick
and brown stone front house. - BY 6s fest of three
clear stories, with basement and French roof ana
q ,sinine eide baildtng Of 50 ~ feet huishe "a in
same style, but With basemsat and three clear
The property % Q whole 70 inmedisss,, avail.
able for the purpose OF school. HOSPITAL or other
public institution, or the kuildine0 nay b. readily
Converted into nrst class DWELLINGS,
The nsfehborhsod Is desirable aod rasidly in
Tsrms One half cash; ba,suce on time,
RANOOLPQ COVLB,
ZEAL ESTATE BROKk kR,
NH Seventh street, Setvesn ssd =.
PorATo1sI PofAfoEsi II
4 500 Bsshs No. nAINH yAeKsoA WHITE
ssSrAIoss for s.s. In '0's e ;si,s lgTHess:ss"'
nh l-lv ZOE wsssr ssrsss. osesssssvs, D.b,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

MIR. JOHN L. RIsLEY resigned on Wednes-
day last the position of Deputy Commmis-
sioner OF Internal Revenue, held by him for
some time past, and his resignation has been
accepted. During his connection with the Of
fee MIR. X. impres sed the public fayorably by
his quiet and gentlemanly bearing, but for
some reason not clearly understood, he never
took a vigorous hold on the duties OF his po-
sition, or seemed TO be much addition to its
working force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
lBy Bankers and Brokers relegrapn.l
Lewis johnson & DO. quote stocks and oonds
q home and foreign markets az folloys.


IN home and foreign markets az follows:
NRwNoRE, March 12.-First Board-U = s.
ISL, coupon. lI6 e.20's. lsoe. coupons, lIsA ;
LEA, coupons, rs; lS6o. coupons, ll7s; lco5,
.oupon, new, Il3 .; o.20's, lo67, coupon, liS;
lo.&0's, coupons, IC6s Pacific Mail, ssg OHIO
q Miss. Ceruncatea5Sx Mariposa,2ig' Atlsn-
&c Mail, none; Canton, CO.,; Cumberland, o.;
Western Union Telegraph. 37S; Quicksilver.
2iA; Boston Water Power, none; New York
Central, l597s; Hudson. none; READING, 81 I
Michigan Central, 1l7s; Michigan Soutn-
ern- ga; Illinois Central, none cleveland and
Pittsburg. none; Northwest 81 4; do preferred.
sOA Cleveland and Toledo, lf5 y Rock Island.
l2s; Fert Wayne, llss; Alton Terra Haute,
36E; Toledo q Wabash, 66s, Adams EXP.
COS; Wells, Fargo q 90. Express, Bon; United
States Express. none; American Express.
IL, Merchants Union. l6s: Chicago & Alton,
l52; do. preferred. l55. Market dull. aold,
l3lkaI3ls.
BY Cable.l
LONDON, March I2, m a. rt.-Consols, for
money. pk. for account, ~ al; Bonds. 81,
Illinois. g7; Erie, %; Atlantic and Great West
ern Railroad, S3a.
FRANKFORT, IL a. m.-Bonds, -.
LIVERPOOL N a. m.-COttOn o .,ens firmer,
sales viii reach 10000 bales. MlddHing Up-
lands, l.; Middling Orleans, ~ aI2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

VICE ADMIRAL ID. ID. PORTER, recently in
charge OF the Naval Academy at Annapolis
has been detailed for duty at the Navy DE.
partment as assistant to Secretary Borie, and
occupies desk in the office Of the Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
Wall Street To-dav-

NEW YORK, March II Money quiet and
easy al 10 : per cent. Gold opened heavy and
lower, but became nrmer as the day advanced
Bonds active 5-2D's, 1882, went Ia l2O, the
highest point ever yet reached. Railways more
setued; .ak higher. Border >tates, misoel-
laneous and express stocks are nrm-r and
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

~Mtss Dickinson records with pride that
-at NE recent Milwaukee She Oonventioa
about four feet high, .Why my good little man.
could pieh yon Dp and run away with you >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

ASIHGULAR RSUICIDB.-InC Chicago, Saturday
morning, Christian Laurenstefn committed
suicide from . singular cause. He Was tailor
from Philadelphia, and was out Of work. Re-
turning from the fire on Friday, night he re-
marked that little sympathy was shown for
the famllit o. the burned fremen, and that he
would not live in such city, but would kill
himself His companions laughed, thinking he
was jesting, but the next morning he was
found dead with his throat cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

THE PRESIDENT has directed that hereafter
Senators and members of Congress alone will
De received between the hours Of nine and
eleven O'Clock In the forenoon. Between
eleven and twelve the doors will be open 10
the public In the afternoon none will be ad-
mItted except members Of the Cabinet and
such persons as have appointments to meet the
President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
REsIGNarION OF JUDGE Ho.R.

received the resignatlon of r. lockwood Honr
as one Of the Justices Of the Supreme Jad1cal
Gaurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
EMBEZZLEMENT BY CITY TREAS
lRER,

LOWELL. March ll.-rnomas ~. Gerrish.
esy treasurer, ard hitherto a greatly este-rn@d
SiiizSn has been exposed, and confessed 70 eu :
h' ALllns $4,000 OF the city funds. He had
been spec ula,ng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

JOHN ID. BARCLAY, son Of the Journal
Clerk of the House, has received the appoint
ment of Clerk to Speaker Blaine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12
~The smallpox is increasing in San Fran

81 The smallpox is increasing in San Fran
cisco.
o0One hundred and eighty ladies have al
ready entered tne College Victoria, Berlin.
~Three Englishmen have made the trim
from London to Brighton, fifty miles, on velo-
cipedes.
~There are six colored men In the MEDICAL
department OF Harvard University.
~Russia has just exiled about forty treas.
ury oficials TO Siberia for robbing the govern
ment.
~At Hodston, Massachusetts, a colored
boy, aged seven, has been commissioned 70
preach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

HON. J. A. RAwLINs, Secretary of War, ap.
peared In the East Room at the Executive
Mansion about n oon to-day, and the officers OF
the army there assembled paid their respec s
To him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

THE DATE of Mr.. Washburne's departure for
Paris has not been decided upon. He will frs,
60 to Galena TO settle up and arrange his pri.
business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-12

THE EFFORT that Mr.. Commissioner Delano
has purchased the house and furniture OF Hon
T. Il. Washburne is Incorrect