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Da.zc.
Steamer Anthracite. Grumlev. adelphia-Jas Hand.
Ship Mariana tport). Fareira. Lisbon-G Amsinck
Co
Bark Gcntoo, Mears AMER for orders-Isasc Stapiea
Bark Percn Nor Lisdicn Liverpoo-Benham Boye-
Bark Anna lNor), Knudsen Greet Yarmouth E-Louis
Tetcus
Bark Dorna (Aus). Cathanich, Belfast, I-Socovich
Co
Bark Fredsael Nor), Norberg Cork for order-Funch,
Edyc 4 Co.
BARK Meteor Nor, Petersen. Queenstown Falmouth
FOR orders-Bockmann. Oerlein K Co
Bark sophie (swe) Lagerstedt. Alexandria, EFunch,
Edve x Go.
Brig 81 Cuthbert t8r Mahler. Gooe. E-Perkins 4 Job
Brig Lucy Snow, Hail. Port Natal (Africa) )-Corner
Bros < Co
Schr Anita, McCrcady. Ciudad Boivar-Georgs Gil.
lett.
schr Hattie Smith. Lee, Aux Cages QIaytD- Nones
schr Mone Christi. Smith, Jaclnel (HsytD-Thackeray
Co.
schr Lizzie bakers Br. Boil, st John. Mp Nevius
Sthr Leona Gordon. Corpus Chrsti-J II Brower
Schr Lily. cole. arleston-Evans, Hall h Co.
schr Anna Glover, Bolger. Wilmington. nee Huri-
but 4 Co.
schr Dart Campbell. stamiord-stsmtord Manufacturing
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RAILWAY LOANS.

RICHMOND, Va. Sept Is, 1876.
In tho United States Circuit Court to-day an order
entered nsiiucing the receivers OF the Atlantic
Mississippi and OHIO Railroad TO exercise their best
judgment In relation to rcdeemng certain securities
the company hypolhccatcd colateras for loans
vanccd 10 the company PRIOR TO the appoint
ment OF receivers. whenever they shall
slider u TO be for the interest OF their
trust, and redeem in any case when
they snail consider IL not TO be
for the interest OF their trust SO to 90 provided how
ever. that IN the OF the authority conferred
upon them tho receivers shall not the
debts question change the character thereof Tho
RECEIVERS were also authorized, IN thoir discretion,
lieu oi actually rcdecming and taking up bonds so
pledged to arrange IRON Time TO time tor the extension
or continuance oi the loans tor which the same stand
pledged either with the parties TO whom the bonds
now pedsed or Mllh any other party 0r partieS
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WHALEMEN.
pY-See arrivals at this port.

Arrived Now Bedford Sept schr Union, Bastow. Hat
Ground. with bhls and do VIII OIL home
the so bbls OIL Reports since
Hteras Ground schr Golden City Clay, NIB. 400 bbls
all told.
Also arrived 18th schr Rising Sun o Provncetown
Taylor Hacras Ground Sept with 100 bbls
VIII oil Reports stteras Ground Sept g. schrs IN viii
Braley Marion. Is sp; Sarah Lews Cook, Boston,
Quicistep. Higgins 90 IS sp Antarctic, Bell DO, 20
VIII Cook. DYER. do rs sp 200 VIII Capt Taylor says
whales and small Hatteras and
the feet leave for New Bedford aud would proba
bly, arrive this wesk.
Cleared at 18th, bark Bounding B,ow, Luce. Pa
cfc Ocean.
sailed from do 18th. ship Europa. Pcnniman for Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans
Sailed from San francisco Sept schr Roscoe
to cruise.
Bark Mary Frazier, Of New Bedford 30l tous which Ar
rived there 23th u has been sold to Samuel Osborn L OF
Edgarown She will bc continued the whaling business
from Edgartown, under command OF Capt Henry Dexter
of Edgartown
from Capt Bourne. of bark Avola of NB dated
May 20 her In the vicinity Of New Ireland with $50
bbs sp OIL.
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EX-GOVERNOR WISE.

MEETING OF IRISH CITIZENS AT THE NATIONAL
cArITAL-THE DECEASED Is CoMpLIMENTED
FOR HIS ATTACK ON KNOW NorHINGIsM.
WASHINGTON, Sept Is 1875
meeting Of Irish citizens was held here this even
ing in regard to the death OF Ex-Governor Henry A.
Wise, Of Virginia Colonel Joseph ShIlington pre-
sided and resolutions reported by j. d. McGill were
adopted without dissent profound feeling OF graft
tudc Governor Wise for his successful Efforts IN
SAILING Know Noihiugsm pervades the foreign born
population OF TINS District The departed statesman
Is rcmem bered anect0natey AS having airy bearded
the hon in his from tho balcony Of Browns (now
Netropoltan) HOTEL tho iali of 1885, at the immi
ncnt risk oil his life.
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DR.. MAscARo EEPLIrs.
Nyw YoRx. sent IL. 1915
To rHR EDITOR or

To THR EpiroE The HyRALD;-
read In tins days Issue Of your Journal an article
under the heading OF '.rhe oousss in scssionMeet-
ing OF tho International 0phthalmologica Congress- "
perceive that tho article states that Dr A Nascaro
bad been received member OF the Congress
because OF having published book diseases OF the
eyes which book contained portrait and biography
OF myself The news that had Published such a
book the indicated M the article entirely
true hope that you Will be pleased 10 say IN
the ncNt nunibcr of your paper.
II some ignorant or evil mentioned person has
prscd The confidence of the International Oph tbalm
al Congrss aud at the me that OF the NKw York
HkRHLp 10 be known the editor ana the members
oof tne Congress that, Tor their and my own honor.
atm dsposed unmask the crcclstor OF this alsehood
remain. xir. your obsdient servant A. MASCARA.
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BOUND EAST.


schr II D Metealf. Handy Rondout for cohasset Mar
schr Henrietta Bray New York for Bridgeport.
Schr Neptune, Savage Flxabe hport for bridgeport.
Schr Belle T. Hull. Brush Iioboken tor Fail RIVER
Schr Golden iuie Wilson. New York tor Nor~slk
Schr II II Narord Sprague. New York for Providence
Schr 1T Elmo, Jones. New York tor Round Pond. Ne.
schr Samue. Hart. kelv Phiiadephia for Providence
schr Tangent, Thurston. New York for Boston.
Schr Onrust, Winters PORT johnson for Fall River
Schr PIN Sheridan Murphy New York for Providence
sch' Ssbao. Palmer. Por. Johnson Tor Boston.
schr Coitrude. Brockwsy. Now York for Nss Bedford.
schr Mediator. Davis. New York for Fall River
sclr Sylvester Hale. Coleman. New Yorkfo Taunton.
Schr Frances Ellen sullivan. New York Tor Providence
Schr John Randoph Parker New York for New Bedford
Schr Ainsrca. RYAN, New York for Pawtuckst
Schr Wesley Aboot. Miiiiken Port johnson Salem.
Schr J. II Clark. Bauer. New York Tor Norwich
schr Martha May. Roamer New York for Orient L.
schr Vim VOORHEES, Smith, iiaverstraw tor Providence.
sehr iir1ie Dew, Chase, New YORK for Kennebec
schr l. % Wells Wells PORT johnson for East Greenwich.
schr Evergreen. Turner. New York for New Bedford
Sctr Hastings. Chase. New York for New Bedford
= Steamer Grant (US reveuue Fengsr. is At anchor OF
" milestone, Ii.
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DELAWARE REPUBLICANS.

MEETING OF THE STATE COMMUNICATIONS
GgEssIosAL CANDIDATE AND KLEcroRs NOM
INArED-THE ATTORNEY GENERALS cIacU-
LAR APPROVED.
MipDLKTowY, Sept Is, 1876
The Republican State Convention was held at Dover
to-day :. n. Curtis elected temporary chairman.
The usual preliminary committee were appointed, and
the following permanent ization eGcctcd:-
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Prcsident-Dr. Isaac jump.
Vice observation-disclosures H. Gallagher, Newcastle
county; u. r. Barnard, Kent and George W. Josephs,
Sussex
secretaries-J. II. Hoflcker, William Maul and J. I.
Jakcs.
The Convention then nominated the following
ticket
THE TICKET.
For Representative 10 Consress-Lev C. BIRD. Of
Electors-.Henry Dupont, Newcastle; n. b. Smithers,
Kent, and Jacob Moore sussex.
RESOLUTIONS
rccte the claims OF tho republican party TO the conn.,
doncc vi the people and congratulate Ito party upon
the nomination of Hayes and Wheeler, and the
EXPRESSIONS oi conidcnce by the people oil Vermont
Name They declare that the GcgiCcrnts III their
profession and practcc, are dishonest ana more aeiu
nted by the desire oil party ends thn Tor the true u-
tcrest OF the people, that all seciarAnisn shall Ue
abolished from our public schools.
descending 10 local affairs they declare that the
democrats OF this state by their system OF registration
have placed II in the power OF their officers vi tho
Levy Court TO dsiranchise voters and that 1000
negroes day allowed 10 be placed on the
books OF the Levy Court and hence cannot vote.
They resolve that "A right OF representation, accord
Ing to population, shah be allowed. Whereas
people oi Newcastle county are not 80 represented Ia
the Legislature Tho following the las, OF the resoiu
tions:-
THE ATTORNEY G3NERAL'S CIRCULAR
That tho declared the Pre- sdsDt o!
War and Attorney Geiera in conformity
tion OF the Democratic House Representatives
the military power M government. IL Is
iaot AL citizens whatever party
the coming Presidential election will
with the approb OF the people tn, Uuted
States
RESOLUTION EXPLAINED.
Ono of the r6suiutions--the referring TO equal
explanation. Al present Kent
sussex, with not hall the population vi Newcastle
county, have each the same in the Leg
stature, and this cannot be changed unless Kent and
Sussex ugree, constitutional convention cannot
be called except by twothirds oil the Legislature,
canno. then be adopted save by consent OF Kent
Sussex, both in popular vott, SO that Newcastle
county. which viii have population OF times
the other two, will be at their mercy. This what
John NJ Clayton meant when he said referring
constitution OF tho State, which he wrolc-l have
locked The door and thrown the key away.
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Dublin: Nina Johannesen Rowling and cleared for fhsso
Rivers Lothar Desmond. North Sydney TOR Montreal
Cleared llth. ship ForgHnhall. McChesney Greenock;
Aoertne. Clement London: bark Algeria Cardiff Oporto
horrxEDAM sept l2Arved. bark Charley (Br,, Robin
son Richmond. Va mot a. previously.
IT DOMINGO Cry. A7g 22-In port, schr Lotte Wells
Ashford. to sail In about 10 days.
Craig. London via Halifax.
Cleared 9Th bark Mary Stewart. McIarren Cork lith
schr Annie B. Secord. New York.
TRIESTE, Aug 20-Ssed. brig Fanny Smith, Rio Qslo OF
Elba). -
In port 2th barks Snrinam (Dutch) Smid Speran-
IN tAusl. for New ork. ldg
WiSpsoR, NJ. Sept 5-Ceared. schrs Ada Allen. New
York; l. Eaon Newcastle, Del; sth Florence X Hall,
Alexandria; Annie Baltimore.
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SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.

CoLrsBIA, S. c., Sept Is, 1874
The Republican Convention has been in session all
aay Nominations will be nadc tomorrow.
Iiou. Robert Smxls, colored, eocted permanent.
chairman.
Governor
Ibomas c. Dunn, present Comptroller General 10 ..
prominent candidate for shs nomination Of Governor
Nxnipss ChamborlAln L
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SPOKEN.

Ship Nerose Nei from New York for New Oresns Sept
S, $50 miles SEl4E OF Southwest Pass.
Ship Nightin2 ale. Norris from San Francisco for New
York. Aug 16 lat 81 ii n. ioa l20 80 W.
Bark Joshua Lorng, from New York for Havre. Sept
lat IL, Ion ~
Brig Soskummcren Nor), from Bristol for Richmond Va
% date. lat Al. lon 40
BriE Lizzie Merrill, from Bath Savannah, Sept no
lat, &c iby pilot boat At Snvannah).
>chr Luola Murchison Jones from Liverpool via Key
West for Galveston. sept g. lao miles ESk OF Southwest
Pass.
>chr Joseph Oakes from Nassau for Bangor. Sept Is.
of Absecum.
schr Harry Lee, from for New Bedford, Sept H. OF
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THE ST. LOUIS BOND FORGERY.

ST. LOUIS, No. Sept 13 lS,6
One two more facts regarding tho bond forgery
reported In these dispatches last night
to day The alleged orgcr is j. y. Koebbaugh Glas-
gov, Howard county, Missouri. but dong business in
this city. The negotiation OF the bonds here with
Donaldson Fraey, brokers, aud the negotiation made
East with John n Benjamin. OF Washington City.
Studey Co, printers, who furnished the bonds did
perfectly regular way anu NO blame whatever
attAc he'd 10 them.
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OPHTHALMOLOGY.

The International Congress OF Ophthamolosy held a
session yesterday at Chicsesing Hall, finh avenue,
Dr. r. r. Williams, OF Cincinnati IN the char. The
following papers were read :-''S pathetic Ncuro-
Rctiri,cs" Dr. Acton; ..Chosed Duets - Dr. Mathew.
son; "Hcrmopeia' DR. Poocy; "Orbiial Tumors,"
DR.. knapp; ''Gymnasto Method OF Relieving Aslhen-
opcia,' Dr. Dyer "DetscIment OF iosterior syn
echia" DR.. b. JOY Jenenes fne Congress well at
tended. and much interest manifested in the pro-
ccodings
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALnxRIA, Sept l-saied bark Sandy HOOK Nichols, New
York.
BRnxrx Sept l2-sasd barks Niagara GER. wischa.-
sen, New York; Onkei Ger, Tssche. New Orleans.
Bnrsr. Sept esaied, ship sandusky. Iowden, United
States.
BARcxLoxA-Arrived, bark Nueva Aurslia (Sp), Ponce
New Orleans.
CRoxsrADr-Arrved. bark viator (Sor. Eeg New York.
CARruAGESA-Ssiled, schr Miranda, Mitchell, Phladet-
pha.
New York.
ELslxoRK-Arrved, brig Leonors, Blood Now YORK, and
orde rod to Stettin.
GinrALrARArrived. brig Ksluna, Nash Nov York; schr
Vote Kreil. Philadelphia
Sailed. bark Lawrence. Hcwes drom smyrna. Boston.
HxLvoEr, Sept l2-Arrivod. bark Advocate (Br Spcor
New York.
HAMBURG. Sept l2-Arrived, brig Helen Rovey,
Fischer New Orleans twAs reported clesred
mem.
HAvnE. Sept 1s-Arrrved. steamer Amerque Fr). Du-
rant. New York via Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2Arrived bark Neptun (Nor) Torbia
New York; iash brig Ellen tBE. Burns Fernsn-
dina.
Sailed lsth steamer City OF New York Br. Lochesd
Philadepha.
LONDON. Sept 1:Arrved, brig Bengalen Dutch Ouwe-
hand, Boston; 18th, bark Hero (Rus Hendickscn, Bull
River. SC; warwickshire tBD. Henry New YORK.
Cleared l2th. bark Eliza Oulton (Br), Block United
States
Arrived at Gravcs,ad 18TH syiphde Sor Poderson
New York.
PORTLAND, Sept l3Arrived in tho roads. Cytc for New
York possibly schr Cytle, Lawton, from Rouen Aug
New York;
PALERMO. Sept l2-saed steamer Caledonia tBr,, ALI
son, New York.
QuErSsrows. Sept ls-Arrived bark Amor dtsD. Pre-
muda Baltimore.
soUruAarroS. Sept l3-Arived, steamer Nsvarino (Br
Avery, New York for Hull
sALoxIcA-Arrived, brig VIM Mallory, Jr Ryicy, New
YORK.
TkxRL, Sep, 1l-Arrived, brig Brisk (Br), Trefrey.
Charleston for Amsterdam.
vIisssScrS sept 12-Arrivcd. steamer A Scholten
Dutch). Janssu. New York tand proceeded Roster
dam.
Sailed from - Sept H. the Bristol, for United States
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SAILED.

Steamers Ahyssnia Gsr) for Livcrpoo; Napoli tBr).
Glasgow; Herman Livingston. Savannah Ashland charles
ton; Pioneer Wilmngton ships Joseph Fish. Lor don;
Lille Soullard (Br), urom Bremen); bsrks Mercur
Emma tAusl. Newcastle vesteriide tNor Newry; Fioke
(Nor), Elsinorc; Graf Moke Ger. Stettin; Luigi Rugg
utal. Trieste: Triton Cer) Eisnore bres Fayortc
lNor), Bayonne france) Nellie r. st Thomas and Turks
Island: Pearl Port Span Sir Robert Hodgson (B, Bar
ceiona; Nellie, ST kits. &c.
Wind Mt sunset SSE; midnight, Sc
Baromotcr sunset. 30 ID. Mt 10 PM. YO2
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Cow BAY Sept oArrived schr Hattie Dow. Niekerson.
Loudon.
>siied 9th. schr Maud New York.
CAERiBoo Cows Ns, Sept SArrived. bark Jas Kitchen
(Brl. Reynolds Antwerp Tor Pictou
CusrnAN. NB sept o-Arrived, bnrks Francis Herbert,
Mckenrie: Liverpool; stli. Usmver, Mckenzie. Brsiol
Weioore, Hansen. Giasson Dock.
Cleared sth. barks Chas Cox. Vim Crosscup. Owen,
aud Mary Janc Archibald Liverpool; brig Qusco endon
Ballamacura
HALyAx, sept esniicd. bark Hattie Goudcy sr,, Ham
mond from Philadoiphia Bremen; brig Ada Fulton (Br,
Mcconnell, Queenstown.
Arrived 18TH steamer Geo Washington Whitshcsd. St
Johns. NJ, "r New York.
LAcusA. Aug 2sin port. brig Ponvcrt. Moore. for New
iosS. ready Tor ,ea schr Palmer. stevens for do do
LorssuRc. CB. sept il-Arrvsd. brig stewart. from
Scotland.
MONTREAL. Sop, io--Arrived. steamer Colombo, Tate.
glasgow
Cleared sh. Lake Ncpgon. Scott. Liverpool;
ship i'aen>erag Bsgam. glasgow itn steamers Poync-
s,an oro-n liverpool; Austrian. Wyhe Glasgow; bark
Maggie, Urquhar Montevdeo; brig Hiding. Jorsenssn.
Liverpool
Noxtn sSpSsy CB, sept sArrivea schr Anuis Lewis.
Lewis. ~ boucesser. Il.
Arrived 9th, brig Alice. from Liverpool 49,,
PArssNpu. sept S-Arrved. orig Dudley. ketbne. bst
sailed 10Th, schr Benz Courtney Baker. baltimore
Poisr DC Chksx, sept ll-Arrivcd, bark Minnie tucp
Liverpool.
sailed iith. bsrks wawaienah. aud oliver Emevy iof
Liverpool brig Martha A Palmer. Tor Barrow -, M.
PoEr NuLsuAvN. Sept v-Arrved. barks ssieyr's NV
Plate; James Kitchen. trcat Britain for Pictou-
QcKskc sept ilArrived- steamers Texns Lsussnsen
Liverpool; Phesnssn. Scott. Gissgow bssk Noss
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

HsFor disasters bark Idcla Berry aud brig Veteran
general news columns.
We indebted purser Crchton. Of State OF
INDIANA (ir). for courtesies
BARK VIKING (Iir) Hopkins which sailed from North
Sydney 1st inst for Montreal with Of COAL sprung
aeak in gale the ID and back that port for
The New York herald., 1876-09-14

AUGUSTA, Me-. Sept l3, 1870.
Returns, mostly Cflciul from $50 towns in total
vote OF l25Il, give Connor (rcp) for Governor $50
and Talcot (dem.) 81, 2il Connor's majority, Il, 49,
The samo towns last year total OF los, 534
Connor 5S $40 and Roberts 4S o64 Connors majority
4.206
Nincty.three small towns and plantations, which
threw sl3i votes last year, have not yet been heard
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
THE STANDING OF THE LEGISLATURE.

The returns received thas far give 100 republican
and II democratic representatives elected There
thirty towns 10 hear from, which Will probably make
hna showing IN all OF Ill republicans and 40 demo
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STADLER Il CO.'S BANKRUPTCY.

Creditors holding majority in amount of the claims
against Max Stadler Co. have refused 10 recognize
the action of the late creditors meeting accepting
sixty live per cent and have signed agreement not
to accept less than scvcnty-lvo per cent
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BELOW.
CLEARED.
steamer Gran
" milestone, Ii.

Mallory. -" -
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WEATHER REPORT
FOREIGN PORTS.

LivrRrooL. Sept IL. PM-wind, "; barometer 20 ei9.
PLYHourn. sept IL. PM-wini NNW. squally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
KoKbury.

Oc,. 22.-Farmers have flushed dig
ging their potatoes. and say the crop IS
better than they expected. The sepiem-
Der rails decreased the sizs Of potatoes
more than one halt The potato beetle
reached us ia small numbers this year.
There are two schools in session in the
western part OF the town; one in District
No. 3. taught by Miss |. y. Taylor OF
RoxtuIy. and one 10 Nc. 9. taught by 3
Miss Mitchell Of Byron.
IN July last Fish Commissioner Stanley
DC, one hundred black bass into R9xbury
Pond. This pond. sometimes called Ellis
Pond. Is situated about three-iourths in
Roxbury and one-tourIh in Byron. 1t Is
Of irregular shape, slightly inelin!ng to
elliptical, the major axis being about
three miles. and the minor about two
1, was formerly good trout pond. but
some persons pu, il pickerel. The habits
Of the two fish being different, their pies
ence 10 the pond did not become gener-
ally known for three or four years, In
the spring Of 1866 it was estimated lha.
seven ions OF pickerel were taken from.
the pond; since then the amount has
become very small. X II. NfE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31

The students Of Paris Hill Academy
viii hold their next regular lyceum. Fri
Gay evening, Nov. 81. Question for
discussion; Resolved tina, the American
Indians have teen more cruelty treated
than the Negroes" Several young ladies
will take part in the debate.
Rev. DR.. Estes spoke to tho people of
Paris concerning some articles of special
Interest which be noticed at The Cep,en.
NAL. last Friday evening. The lecture
was one OF much interest. and the andi.
ence 'wss well entertained for an hour
and hall in listening to il. Gov. Perham
moved that a vote OF thanks DO extended
to tie speaker. This motion was uuan-
inously carried.
j. II. RawsOu has orc order Tor sixty
SIX dozen OF bis veterinary preparations
from parties in Vermont. They are Civ
ing the best satisfaction wherever intro
duceJ.
DIR. Es,es's hoise Anocked an ugly hole
IN his stable 1oor and got her bind legs
through it. ca Friday. She was taken
up but little Injured.
Our Centennial tourists have nearly all
returned.
An interesting session OF the Reform
Cluo was be in the academy Saturday
eye0ing. Next Saturday. at the same
place Geo. +. Hammond, Esq. will tell
the club something about temperance at
the Centennial.
Mr.. Z l. Spoford and the Keough
boys who went from this place TO Cali
io,nis. recently, write lha. they have
secured excellent positions at Navarro.
Aseries Of religious meetings arc being
held IN The Whi;temore school house
There will be another mex, Sabbath al
TWO O'Clock.
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FryeburE

IS The report, 50 excessively
lated 10 the papers. thAt Rev. Mr..
.e was to receive a call 10 The S|t-
sa-saa church OF Portland i, without
.-54...a iu fact. There Is . mutual
4,ae.ou between pastor aud people
:. ..sre Is 10 probability OF their pleas
= -- e i5us being suudered ~ pr, sent.
--e 8lald OF Agriculture whi1h meets
-v lex, Tuesday. will hold their seSs-
:, 10 lie Methods, church. Ca Wed
SAY .ae College boys viii pay game
g..-5a.i wilb the Fryeburg boys; sud
-,a5.y game OF baseball some time
c- Tie session.
-s. thursday The veteran NImrod,
@. Howe, Gred into dock OF ducks
- hree OF them; 81 the sane time
g.u. belonging 70 one OF his neigh
Is. ..cked him over. breaking his collar
Johns gus never treats him in
+. way. Much 20 lis gTlei, he was
Jed 10 leave bis gsme in The water
be brought home by one Of The
5ors. Auo,her OF our citizens who
n o. the chase, Saw large tocA
b, 1eigh5or's geese in the river. and
Lei. them for Wild birds, went for them
ala,ed them several days, bring
I. home on his broad shoulders no
han i've Of the noble fellows The
-s VI tbs affair Is in his wei!-knowr
-Uo,i;y 10 lis neishb0Es. lie sent
good goose To the owner OF the flock
-y.y unconscious Of the fac. bat be
Is treating him upon bis own goose
-1 don't ike such Jokes. Alter tue
sake as discovered. ample apologies
re u2te. aud peace now reigns IN our
-s Community. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31

lumber business in Virginia, and maxine
money Success to him and all o,be,
enierprisiug men. H''
lac new Congregational meeting house
VIII De dedicated in short time Li.a
beautiful building, insi lie and on, moder
III style aud all its appointments. twill
De an ornament to our village.
ms Is the ninth week of our bisb
school. 1t is the intention 10 have sr
exhibition al the close OF the term. The
parts have already been assigned
lonr i'emizer said last week that John
Haskell was arrested, and after 3 heariny
discharged. Tor setting tie 40 Lewis
BRACKETS Buildings. For John UsskeI)
read John Bracket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31

"; Charles NeNhaI. carpenter, 81
IS Corner. has bought the simpson
p, cce mile beyond, and Will probably
-?7 lie place this fall He hiss sold
house snd lot al the Corner, where
rs teen living many years, 10 John
Sanders. blacksmith, OF Fros;'s Cor ,
. 81. take possession when Mr.. New
-oyes out.
@kscl C.lg-, trader. Of lhe village.
-.1s lie .ourdatior OF lew house
81 sagieD on the corner. in front OF
81 Mixer house. Ills purpose Is 10
- Z; himself as homestead.
e eulerprising ieiloW-.ownsInar, {.
Innings, : finishing of three new
-s's ia Pn}ddyville. near the Falls.
o'e 10 Paycdyyille Jr.. near the
par; Of the yiiIage.
~ A2trews's large twO-s:ory bosrd
~4se. near The shoe factory, Is sp-
$40 completion. The windows arr
OA'ld Andrews is laying the fOun-
- Al Tie Falls. on Main Street. ou
'-es lot, Of what is intended 20 be
=" house IN town. iarge two-sfory
: "'-a French root, and sil modern
'snenls. Mr. Andrews IS in the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
The Grand Union OF New York

To southern aud Western Travellers to the Cen
ieunial who intend visiting New York, will Gnd
TnE GRAND UNIoN HOTEL, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot, one Of The bes, hotels in New York TO
stop At. ltis 80 near the depot that the traveller
is spared all annoyance and expense of carriage,
baggage and cvprcssace hire. while IT, location Is
such that stree, ear and stage lines radiaic from
ihi. point 20 al parts OF The city. has elegant
y-furni-hed rooms, has al the ia;cs; improve
ments and is run On the European plan. Travellers
visiting New York. OF on their way 10 or from The
Centennial, will ind 1t par excellence IN every
respect. I; is under the management OF ". D
GARRISON. aud has become one OF The most
popular hotels 70 the city OF New York.