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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17

Tomorrow will be duly celebrated here as the
Tooth anniversary of the evacuation of Boston by
the British forces. Statutes at sunrise and sunset;
addresses, music, &C.. at Old South church in the
morning; addresses by Mayor Cobb and Rev. Geo
Z. Ellis, at Music Hall, in the afternoons illumi-
nations of public buildings, fire works, &C., in the
evening. City Hall, Faneuil Hall, Old South
Church. Old State House and many other historic
spots have been decorated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17
NEW YOKN.
Political.

fOlitICaI.
New York, March l6. An Albany special says
at secret meeting of the Democratic State com
mttee yesterday, remark by Mr.. Apgar in favor
of Mr.. Tiden as Presidential candidate, brought
out severe remarks against Tiden from Joseph
Warren, John Kelley and Richard Shell.
Gambling Saloon Closed.
The notorious gambling house No. SIS Broad
way, was seized last night by the police. This
was one of the most fashionable gambling houses
in this city.
The Mysterious Stranger.
The Spaniard who was supposed to have been
murdered but who was found yesterday after
weeks hiding and who fell into the hands of the
Spanish Consul, has been it is alleged, spirited
away again. All efoits to ascertain his wherea-
bouts fiom the Spanish officers have failed.
Sentenced.
Elizabeth Dnsolo was sent to Kings county
pententary, for two years, for CONTRIBUTING five
cent nickel pieces, and her daughter, Ella kenny,
to the Catholic protectory, charged with the same
offence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17
iAarrtfb.

In North Newport Grange 10th inst, James Car
,r of Etna, to Miss Sarah George OF Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17
District Court Of the United States.
for the District Of Maine.

District Court Of the United Slater.
for the District Of Maine.
In the matter of
Thomas L. stanton, I In Bankruptcy.
BANKRUPTCY
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition has
tbeen presented to the Court this 18th day ofFeb-
ruary, 1876 by Thomas l.. Stanton of Monmouth,
in said district, a bankrupt, praying that he may
tie decrced to have a full discharge from all his
debts, provable under the bankrupt act, and upon
reading said petition, 1T IS ORDERED by the Court
that hearing be had upon o the same on the first
Portland, in said district, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, and that notice thereof be published in
the Weekly kennebec journal and the Lewis.
ton Weekly Gazette, newspapers printed In said
distr: ct once week for three successive weeks.
the last publication to be thirty days ct least
before the day of hearing, and that all cred
itors who have proved their debts, and other per-
sons in interest, may appear at said time and place.
and show cause, If any they have, why the prayer
of said petition shall not be granted.
VIM. z. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
marl5,2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17

IL. o. Nickerson, p. NJ, acted as Marshal for the
evening and appointed to serve in the same capacity
for the year ensuing. About 100 persons were
present in defiance OF The opposition of the cle-
ments, for all who had ever attended these annual
feasts knew that usual or common rain, hail or
snow storm would prevents goodly number of the
brethren from assembling at this Meir peculiar
anniversary banquet, and thi, as on every other
occasion Of the kind there manifest degree
OF jollity, good humot, and heart-happiness, sell
dom witnessed Bro Steains, OF the Elmwood, did
all he could, and succeeded wonderfully well in his
efforts to please all. Just fifty years ago
about dozen brethren assembled and held the
first meeting of the Lodge at the dwelling house
of James FIllebrown, il. Since that time in the
persons Of Oliver Bean, Esq, Z. 0. Bean, Esq,
\. S. Bean and f. E. Bean, Esq, three generations
of one family have received the honors of Mason
ry in the Lodge, the two latter having been born
since the organization Of the Lodge, and father,
son and grandson have sat in the Lodge together
We believe this TO be an occurrence rarely found
in the history of any Lodge. Bro. Jacob Gilman
of kents Hill is the only living witness OF thc
doings of the Lodge in its infancy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17
Contracts Awarded.

The Secretary of War to-day awarded the con-
tracts for transporting the army supplies from
Yaukton to Fort Benton and intermediate points
on the NJ ssoui river, to the lowest responsible
partips
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17
EUROPE.
England.

London, March Is. One more failure is
nounced at the stock exchange to day. The la-
bilites have not ttanspired. The market is Hat
aud little is doing
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Masonry in Read fie Id.

Masonry in Keadfield.
The annual festival of Lafayette Lodge F. & A.
NJ, was held at the Elmwood House in Readfcld,
on the evening of March Sth, at which time the
officers of the Lodge were appropriately installed
by p. NJ, o. Bean, Esq and were stationed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17
CHENEY BROTHERS
American Silks !!
Black and Colored Gros Grains,
SPRING 1876.

These silks, manufactured in the most approved
manner, are warranted not to cut or change color
In wearing, and surpass In weight, finish and dur.
ability any that can be obtained at corresponding
prices.
FOR SALE BY ALL THE LEADING RETAILERS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17
WinslOW. the FOrser.
Evacuation Day.

Boston, March Is. Rev. Ezra d. Winslow wa:
this afternoon adjudged bankrupt and April frs
was set for the first meeting of his creditors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17

Work has been suspended at the jail workshop
in this city, until the April session of the Commits
sioners. 1t is expected that the prisoners will be
set at work cheaper variety of goods Mr..
F. ID. Durham, the Superintendent, has been dis,
charged not for any fault Of his, but because the
Commissioners wish to combine in one person, a
Superintendent, cutter and bookkceper, and they
have accordingly engaged Mr.. Dudhams son, Mr..
Charles H. Durham.
We learn that brass band Of 20 has been or
ganized in Augusta, embracing some of the best
musical talent in our city. They have complete
set of new instruments, purchased in New York,
by Mr.. Hovey. The following officers have been
chosen Mr.. Geo. +. Reynolds Band director,
Mr.. Hurbert Smith, Secretary, Mr.. John II. Co.
gan, Treasurer. This band will be known BIZ the
name of the Augusta Centennial Brass Band. We
predict success forthis band that VIII reflect hon
CT and credit upon cur ely, this centennial year.
There was a lively runaway yesterday morning.
The horse Of Mr.. Ira d. Randall, attached 10
Sleigh started from Hospital street. AMI after de-
molishipg the sleigh, dashed down the several
streets to the kenuebec bridge; passing through
that the untamed steed ran down Water street,
and when near The itSt -Nat!Onal p2pRi chose inc
sidewalk as an avenue, IN which lie continued
till Just below ,johnson's drug store, VIXEN the
street was chosen. The animal tuckeFed out
after getting at the top Of Rincs' hill and came to
stand still. Randall sold the animal. No one
was injured.
The Clinton town election occurred on Monday,
with the following result: j. T. Lamb, Moder-
ator; NJ. z. Hatch, Clerk; John T. billings, II.
w. Dodge, Edmond. Parkman, Selectmcu, &c.;
Benz. Morrison, Collector and Treasurer; X. ID.
IIuuter, Supervisor OF Schools; j. Il. Vim, Au-
ditor The following sums OF money were raised:
For support Of poor and other town charges, 81
400; for support Of schools, Slj0j; for free high
school, 5000; for repairs of roads and bridges,
500; to be expended in labor highways, s.
900; to liqndatc Indebtedness 800. Voted to tax
dogs 81 90. The financial condition Of the town
is good, so much so that its liabilities exceed its
resources only about lfry dollars.
The following is li,t Of officers Of sebago
Lodge of Good Templas, of Sidney, which were
installed by Rev. o. NJ Couscns, at the Baptist
church in that town. on Tuesday evening. The
lodge numbers 60 members
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17

"Cheney's American Silks combine most beautl
fully in costumes with all the soft wool fabrics
in vogue, and we heartily recommend them for
thei beauty and durability to the attention of our
readers.-l Scribners Monthly. marl7 limbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-17

The following is l-t of officers Of sebago
Lodge of Good Templals, of Sidney, which were
installed by Rev. o. NJ. Couscns, at the Baptist
church in that town, on Tuesday evening. The
lodre numbers 60 members
, 1876-03-16

Withdrawn from Btoto Gu Tuesday for cons anu pttpp.
1otG0 bu wheat, 2lbs hu corn, l2ll b osss SIS bu
ryA 9,323 bu harley.
Tbs following gram VIA iuIpsc.sd Into atose on
Wonesday morning: esrs No. an. ". wheat, csr
No. spring, 13 earn No. 2 do, II ts.s No. d do,
cars rejected do. car no gsads do ~ shean;a cArs
h'gh-nixod corn, 81 csts No. . d, = carr new mirea
do II CATS rejected do, chr no gtsde do ta con);
car white oass. cars No do. cars rejected do;
car No. Eye No. barloy, Total, Ia oAra, Of
ta,ooo bu. Inspected out, 2s,l7s bu wheat ps3 ba
corr. 2s2l hu rye. 9a7a bu barley.
Tho demise OF Alexander Auriaan4 ESQ., wa an
nouneeo On 'Ghango yesterday and appropriate ros
lutions adopted In honor to bis memory.
Tbs loading producs markets voru generally aeadsr
yeatetday. and many Of them were hru,. Tho weak
meas OF tho preceding 1ay due 10 tho savtccs from.
Rew York, was largely believed Ia havo had no ade-
qnsta causo. tho 9ratcr1ay was to tho efect
THAI real commercial disturbance had oocurrpd u
thh seaboard. and uono VIII probaole.
Tho Hnow.alor1n here, coupled With tho fact
that the receipts OF grain Here light,
tcuael to strength, tho seaclion duo TO moro cont.
deuco having been experienced tho preceding aftcr-
noon. TheEu WAS, however, no conAIdorabls tntcrrs
manHcstcd, t1cept in wheat. most Of tha other mar
keta being rather allow, With small smount ot inde.
enion sxpscsacd among operators. tbs commercial
stuae!oa VA not ganesliy regarded on Change u
bc!s'1 unfavorat!s, II Ia known that good many
lotaes hsv" occurred during Tho past fcw mouths IN
tho produce tssds but II IL Aso known that The great
,nAjory OF bua!pcsu h.yo opersted uu Tho con-
sessstl1o plan, md arc In fair trim, thouah peoata
hare bseu small. With good crops this year, ~ tho
conditions hitherto warrant us III oxpeetng tho ost
viii Ls betto1 or than syer lttore though with Atslo
Of tAs excitement OF var umes-shAt N thing Of tbs
past,
, 1876-03-16


Hoa pnoDuors-wero less hct1vp In tho agsro-
gallo with only small shangoa In prlcea though hogs
were easler, tha feeling being steady at ilroug, tho
stsso. Tho buainesa ransactcd conststed ctluAy tn
changing over from ono month to another aud that
psoecsa docs rot necessarily Aavalye changes II ueta
toua. Very little pep1uet vauted for shipment
hlrss puAx--WA1 tn fair demand nod \ shAdo tikuer
than this preceding aftsrnoon t,,s dceltns Of that
time brought out more buying ordera hut not enough
to cause recovery from lhAe depression, gales
reported Of G4o Iris cash ak $1 $500 brla
sollcr April at s22c1ss@ox b,2to br!s seller Aay
At 7c17x839o o1x; ITO brls sellrr juno at S7145@
21b5; sud 10 brta seller July 1t .71t6S14.7n.
Total $40 Iris. Tho market closcd fr 1t s41, ,00
cssh o. seller March; S21o5 eotier Alrll <94,5lH
s<llnr May: t124e5 1uIu.
Primo moas pork was qulct II toa.en. Extra prime
quoted At $l6.bD.
LAnp-Nas css Ae.ivo. and atoadter. varying 1ittio
from tho costnE figures Of tho pFoccti!nW evening,
though Liverpool WIN reported lpr III hA high
Or. hatss reported 1f sou tea su!ltr April Ut
$l5.a50l3D1 md 0e00 tca sellcr May At &l5.41HGS
lS.&7k. Total ,o0d tcs. Tho market cloeod h1n vi
$lx26 cash Or soer March: $t3.17HGe1s.6ax solln<
April; $lA4s@1a.A7k sellnE Mayi and sl1.o2 1l3.Ga
sellbr Juno.
NEArs-Wtss quiet and = .hldo easier ii fornos
prius, thcro bauR l!tto dspostion 10 haiyt and sE
pafontiy very faw ordors on tho market aAea Wcte
lnlteA to 2o00D ta shoulders u b]fo caAh and 841
segF stAy; 10000 ba shortftn ut 8nait.8 .82k for
April md s12 l2ylf for Juno; and ab0 1bs long
clcass At 1lHn Tho following waa tho closing range
, 1876-03-16


DRooMCONN-Waa dull and easy, tho supply being
on the increase srnsll lots being setaed at Tho
annexed prices: No Args transactions arc reported
Gholeu hurl, 63Do; No. httl, 7H9oo; choice
medium, s@7Ko; good medium brush, G9Gkc; fnls
insdo and coTorf, c8sKc: inferior, 4@aAc: crooked,
3@1c.
BUTTEn-Tno market ME unchanged. There wbru
ready buyera for all tho oeruGn and At quito NJ good
1gurcs n prevailed at tho bcE1nnng Of tho veok.
Choice butter continues acafco, and tho supply OF tho
lower grades n1so falIa abort Of thu demand. Wo st
quoso: Cho!ec to fancy yellow, a2tasha; medium to
good Rradea, o1995a; intoIaor to commou, l3@l8o;
common IA choice roll. 1c327o.
UAGnINQ-WAa quoted quiet and steady. Btoct1
aro ample. mud al orders arc promptly filled At
thu quotations following. atsrk A, a1fc; LoHaton.
$50; Monsaup, 25c; Ontario, 9se; American A, 13o;
Anoakeag, 2oko; Otter Crock 93o; burlap bags Blu,
14HG9lbxo; do, bu, ok810Ao; guunies, s!nRlcra
@16o; do, double. Ga7ie.
OnEEsE-Thcrc wns good inquiry for this
aaplo, tho movement bcIng moro tlsan ordinarily
good for this period of tho scsson. Tho tenor Of
pricco semalns arm. Quotations wera 193l9Kc Tor
COOL to fanuy factory, and a9tlo for lower gra,os+
uOAL-A linlitcd amount Of oraors wero plxoed II
tho annexed figures: Lsckawanna, ranYs and nut.
SlG0o; do egg, $3.50; camel, t1o0a7s0; Ene, 500:
aas sss n.no1s 8As xs s2; I'll: IT,
asih phuas ut AID oA1s-rrade IN h4s. oon-
main u heretofore ~ follovs: Acid ntrEo n,
$1.0o91.1o; aeid t4ltastIo, powdered, b, 6s4sao !:
s; aas saisx. r. ssi D. s sfss; sas sise so1 @
@ ssSs: i asaiolota a, : 1861 ss1 aysssiss , bai, +
il. gn.ast&o.ao; gum slie1Ao, Ii, 659e3o; iodine, n
s.; ii*a: e :s'R G pas:.
9sias, s r. :ygS M 81 q Psea r. 4;I q; AS
L L. Pes ss; =. ~ sss s5s os: E. sS 1Sss1 T. 1s *
FisH-The demand wss fair. Quotations remain
N tefore, though thpro wus mora Or leas "cut-
rs sr II i'9sa@ s1eSpSs S 1se'is a. aG se Se
s12soaiaoo: No. bay, ss.oodao.as; No: 1nasisre,
e.: e.: .s. ,,y 4: .ffs.' as e.
i.9ss IT,; ta1 1s@iIs ~ fs. q: bank soda:h M IL
s: :, s0,ss IT, s as s V, Ias.ta@. nst:
s1 s5sss % seaied s Ser4tag pos So1. tss as1.
FlulTB AND NUIB-rrunea continue In activu
dem4nd and. In response u further advAuca u tho
as sesss aecn onss 9 xs1 o"e
aud unchanged: FoKEl0A-DatsH, Gdaa1o; Hga, lay.
err. lttslae: az. dsnm0 nov, liai3o Turkish
boses aTai4s; Fst.lns, isssss. new, Sasstsa7 o
ioo.o lasoa.si. nav, t1nsaB; V.iancts, ns,S
1*s S.1ss :ss. % sssu sssSe ' :.:
9Xesiva; psaehos, halves, i2ollXo; Do, misod.
i9s i raspoeities. si9s3a; Tt.sd eeersies, assss.
Nurs-Fslberu ll0llHc; al,nonaa, Te.rasona, iSK
@eoo Naples u.inuss, Esa: lo3t1o fteneh val.
brszi.s, lus1oxu; pecaus, Tc1aa, 1ik9l2Xo: WI.
nngtou pslnuts 6aY}3c; fonnelaee peanuts, 6@eo /;
African pelIlutz, G9GXo-
FunB-Wo.o In moderate demand and generally
stcauy Tho aunnal salca tn london now IN prp{I.
rera. It's thought that Amtr!cAa fun will bold their
own and perhaps ADVANCE Tho severity Of tho un-
lcr In Europe cfeated = lar9o demand 1os panufno-
tureI Eoods, thus reducing tho supply materially.
Mink aud uilcr fnts that and chiaaY homa market
ara dull sud easy. Quotations
, 1876-03-16

There via moda1sss A6avity IN dr5-soods circles,
and the prices current tho two thrc4 proeodnH
days were generally well sustained Nfocertea wcfe
IN faLr request and unchanged, though sugars were
eaaIor. With probability Of decline hefoto The
cnd OF tho week. Cofeca wore not s.rop tho cbarao.
ter Of tho desnd and supply not being specially On.
toufsginR. For must other articles In Tho l!a the
market had stesdy tone. There waa decided hEn,-
ness in the butor hud thscss arteta, but Appre.
ciab1s ahange In raluos. Dria1 fruits, n Tuo, wese
dull Tho ouly real activity o!nz confined 10 rruncs.
Turkish vero hold 10 h.9hor,-uow quolnA At 6.x@
65sc, Fish caay. Tho inquiry for coal anil wood
was restricted TO sunplylug immediate wants, and
rr!cca vceo voak and unscti!sd. Leather, bsgging,
paints and oils wcso dealt In slaringy at previous quo
tations
TITO plumbsr Hatkps continues naodatAtoly aedvb tbs
movement leing usual ohtehy in tho lower Rtao1.
few sma boat.'ontls i,ays ttcn received by fake,
but tho water receipts will proahy 10 unifpportanl
for eona tiro yet Tho demand for dsuCs and cl,ont
calls Wa fair he whole rrcca remaining tho sasns
~ taat wcct Droon,.corn dull and easy, tie TO-
esirts being in cxctss of tho shpcns tho demand 1t
present beiug light aut ehichy Ct retail character
Wool, hops, htdea, and hay ncro unchanged. Bccds
1ess ac.lro but fr1, especially choice Samples
the offerings Of which ware limitod. Poultry. cgRs
and gasnc woso dull aud may, cscepng ane1ylressed
fresh turteys md chickens, whtc. wero very seazoc
GnI s1lato 10 tbs rosA tradoa oat full recent prices.
Tht afbsIssippf River ID now reported olnn "a far
mp La Crossc, Wiz. And few days will ba all
that necessary 10 open II up along tho whole luo u
tho whcALSrowipg region Of Minnesota. Wo may OK
pscs 10 receive Tho wheat stored nj "rlyur eoFnA"
much earlier than usual
Tho propeller Caldwell and eonAort Guiding 9tas
xcro aton yeserday for go bu Of 10 lrtland
via sarnta. The inquiry for vessols was Light nnd
ch!aay for stearunra.
FoRKl0N EXPORTS FROM CHICAGO.
Tho following table exhibits tho dirtct forclgn nx.
ports from Chicago for sheiweek ending March II,
and since Oct.1:
, 1876-03-16
LIVE STOCK.
HhYaLhn

uArTLr-1tsso wa mora life In tho tsA,lo yeaser-
day than on Monday or tho day before, and prtcca
stostsd up listio but beyond that thcre
Hcenble improvement The supply wss largo. East
ern avtees were bad, tho weather Naa bad, and. al
things considered, the position Of tho market can
scarcely b. said to have undergone auy important
olango for Ols batter. Ths rnngo Of proeA Nns t960
6-50, though there was ltt}e trading under $3.50 or
abovo 7t. Sales to shippers were principally LOO
@k96, md to sesdesn md the local tsade At -
bulls sold 1t &2aps425 for poor to beat tbs bulk at
$l0o0a7k. Ihs market doeed nteady.
QuoTAT3oNt.
Chotcn uesve4--E1ne. tat, wnl-f -formed3 ytat
To yeaf old s+oers, weighing l,350 10
le1o ibs. :.$5 ooasbo
Good Ueeyca-WotAttaurd stoers. weigh.
Ing 100 to 1400 00fbs................... ~. i.bo44.80
Medium Qradcs-Btoesa in fair Aesh, Weigh
lug t00 to 1900 !bd..................4 4.0G9a 10
Dutchcts' Btoek-poor to fair atears, and
common to choIcc cows, for city slaughter, ......
Weighing SUo - LILO 0lba................. 3,2s4o0
Block C4ttle-Cou.non cAttlo, weighing B)o
70 oo ~. .......:.;.........:.t... 3.bo84.00
Infer!os-Light aud thin cowB, hpite11,
EtaRs. bulls. and acalAwng ssecrs, 1bo@s75
G1IE4.
, 1876-03-16

Esv rons. March l5,-DHEyrs-rre.h ofrer,nox.
1so9 srnin,t IA tho sr,nc Az i1,t wnst omai
Iii xens1aiiy: msrtct SLOW .t m sSyanea ~ t@Wa:
mol ii aoli; very oounnor to ycrY roo .tnsfs' Sna
like; lew prIa.c ll1faIac: no c1tru or fsnpy kni
SurTp-lsocaIns, yos,arlsy and TO-DAY a74a ,o.,r,s
loT1 fnr IN ss1ns tn,a Int wnt. ssi.. hn,s@ M
An advance Of Hat not much dcng the few Anlc1
Wot0 at including c4rfooh OF Ohio hheep. ~
IN ~, At 8o: caS ~ f0l In, tl1 per 1e0 hi cAr
av 81 na 1t Hsos cars, lit IT. Il $1,70 per 19J
nat cara Mich4guu. ~ % IL, At tKo; eat Illinois
~ l0U na, at 10. '
bWtsEtScAirts Tor tho past tro days. GG0s sR1lnat
e7t9 ior the M s.o atno i.ss weak sassa were cat
'oaas nsat on'o hosa: aaYe. aaAe.
DALT1Aonx, SIasch 15.-uAT1LE-siatket mora ae&-
, 1876-03-16

New yorH, March ts.-God closed II 11iH. at.cf
&oll,ng At lil,;alftk. Carrying rasca, 5to7.
Governments wcro 0rm and in scsive douand.
Railroad bonda were quSs and strong.
State eceurities ware dub.
Blocks opened irregular, bnt In Tho main strong II
advanced figures During tho last hour she market
vna htm and higher. In nra1 dealings shsro MIA a TO-
action Of HaH In tone rusea but Tho market suacraA
" closed At the hiahest point Of the day.
Michigan Central made Tho Hrtatost I'D.
vance, rising to tsx and closing at 65,,i.
Lake Shore soso 10 o. Eric to 2o, Northwestern com.
mon to +3H, Irefcrrcd to G4A Rock 1sland TO l1oH.
b. Paul common to @at1, preferred 10 62h, uato to
21.;, Union Pacific to 651&, rncihe Mali to 2x, and
Wesse1n unlou to 6s. Nxrlposa potd up to okt99X.
Other changes wore slight
Tho 81 Paul Directors will ncet this EeAk to Con-
elder thu dividend on preferred stock.
Tho Oomrtro1hr nf ths CurrcncJ haA aSscutoi to
the tnllntiJ liquidation of tho Bank Of the sate tho
conditions being that assurance shxll bn given, In tho
form Of bond that tho As"cs wtll b faithfully arped
to tbe discharge Of dos. Tho aaaota arc known 10 bs
aliflcsent to pay dtpostorx Hono u Tho larees do
posors, 10 Tho extent Of about 900 co., hare slgnI-
he'd their uinencss % allow Their enoaits 10 remain
for 90 % ayH Ii order to ennbe tho hank 10 Era-
Ee t1lcr bills receivable Ana laans. II has not ye
tcn determined ~htthcr The bni viii b. rnorgauiasd
With now oacer1 or 90 onl Of exlatencc on Tho compile
ton Of tho liquidation,
600 wore rac1tsa Mail, s7. .ood woatern Unou. Gooy
L@ks Shore. 5000 ohios, and stN0 Michigan CentraI.
Money, sGa; oGesrd II 3 1t closing. Prime mar
eantila paper. Sac.
Cu4tnus rtcelIAA, $500 --....
, 1876-03-16
REAL ESTATE,
The following Instruments were tled Tor socofd
Wednesday, March Is:

Ths following Instruments were f1ed Tor rncofd
"wednesday, March Is:
tr1r PROPERTY.
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