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FINANCIAL.
NITIZENS BANK OF RICHMONn

2. W. PICKRELL. President.
Z. u. SNEAD, Cashier.
Deposits of one dollar aud upwards received, and
elk per cent. allowed on deposits
nenosits RECEIVED SUBJECT 10 check without notice,
md interest allowed on same II NOT checked on
more frequently than two OR three ;irhes week; -,
Bank open every day from oci1ck a. a.. ~, IN z
n "' dc 2e.eod2m
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FURNITURE.

MY STOCK OF FURNITURE ISM
WI Iarge comprising ALI the lates. styles foe
chamber, 2arlor, and ata.ng-roem Walnut
Drt ssing-Case Suits. slots % 800; Walnut
s5s: stained, plain, $23 70 500; Parlor Suits, $50
To S2OGs Cane and Wood Chairs; Mattresses;
Feather. Beds, Pillows, and Bosters. Upholstering
and Repairing. Goods ssrefuly packed for ship
mcnt Terms liberal. Prices low.
j. ID. GaTEWOOD,
aia,Broad street. between Third and Fourth.
yUST RECEIYFD, a LOTOFSEW a
Rot1E CASES AIsoon hanG the aueSt Az 5EST
i.OR. CHAMBER. and DiSiSG.RooM FURNl.
TUKE that have ever kept, xith all tue lower
rrnies OF goods keith irst-class house. invite
uyers to examine !ay stock. and they will De salts
lied Lat they are cheaper thai any gooos Q. the
| '"ii'e 1"' E.GaTgRIGHT,
IA f6 Governor street.
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House win on Wednesday give hsaring TO
the opposition from New York to the ship.
| ping bill.
Don Manuel Freyer, minister Of Perm,
p, esenied his letter of recali to the President
too y.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


THE ANGLICAN CLERGY AND THE CHURCH OF
ROME.
LONDON, January 2S.-La Toce Della Ve.
rita, OF Rome, noticing the reports published
in English paDerI OF secret necO' ations be.
tween the Extremists Of tie Anglican clergy
ard the Vatican, locking TO ;be secession to
Rome OF the whole body of Ritualists, streu-
uouSly denies the existence Of any such ne
gotiatlons. 1t says: < There Is powerful
hut not secret movement among the English
Protestant clergy to wards return to the
glorious unity of the Church."
DENIAL FROM REV. FREDERICK G. LEE.
LONDON, January 2S.-Rev. Frederick
George Lee, vicar Of All Saints. Lambeth,
to whom the Manchester Guardians London
cores 20ndent credited the letter TO Arch.
bishop Manning, and the promotion of the
petition to the Pope on the SUBJECT, writes
to the Guardian indignantly denying any
connection herewith.
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PROGRESS OF CARLIsM,


SAN SEBASTIAN, January 2S.-There is
nothing definite from the fighting. 1t Is
generally believed that a simultaneous move
ment is being made in the provinces of Ma
varre and Biscay. II so a few days will tell
whether Carlism is ended or another cam
paign is to dag through the coming summer.
LONDON, Jaruary 2S.--The Times CORE
spoudent, writing from San Sebastian, sum-
marzes TIE fighting on Tuesday as follows:
"On the right and centre, beyond Hermann,
the Ali0nsjsts were successful; On the left,
if they really end seriously intended 10 pene-
trale TO Vera, they "cre completely bsffied.
General M0licnts returned 10 San Sebastian
escorted by two battalions Of troops, and
campei on the captured position"
Nayti.
HAVANA, Jsnu4ry 2S.-A revolution has
broken out in Hayti. The reyolutionists
are in possession OF Jacmel. The President
ordered the foreign club ut Port.au-Prince
to be closed, bat Bi-set'. The Uaited States
minister, who Is president OF lhe Club, re-
fused to accede to the demand.
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Death of Gongr9ssmnn Starkweather.
WASHINGTON, January 2s.-Hon. Henry Il.
starkweather, reported hopelesssly sick yes.
terday. died early this morning. Dir. Stark
weather represented the Third Congressional
District of Connecticut. He was Wlthia
three months CT being fifty years old, ana
had been IN pablo life twenty years. lie
served in the ForiietD, Forty-arst, Forty
second, and Fsrty-third Congresses, and was
re Iected 10 the Forty-fourth Congress at
the last election. He was y EepublcGa in
politics.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.--For tia New
England and the Middle States, increasing
southeast 10 southwest winds, Stationary or
falling barometer, slight changes in tempesa'
ture, and areas of rain.
For she South Atlantic, States continued
warm or fair weather, with houtheriy to
weste5ly winds and Stationary Or falling DO.
! romessr.
| Caulionary signals continue on the Allan
tic coast from Cape Hstteras to Sandy Hook.
Various Items,
WAsHlNG,soS, January 2S.--A meeting Of
kthe National Democratic Committee was held
ste-night,, Augustus Schsll chairman. On
motion OF Senator Randolph, OF New DER.
sey, it. was resolved TO begin an early and
active organization OF the Democratic party
throughout the United States for the cam
raign of 1876. Senator Randolph was
chosen vice.chalrman Hon. w. FL Barnum
Of Connecticut, treasurer; and q. u
Banks, of Mississippi, resident secretary.
Speaker Kerr, Senators Wallace, OF Penn
sylyania; Gordon, OF Georges, and steven
SON, of Kentucky and Representative La
mar and others were present.
The salaries OF the State Department EN-
ployes have been reduced ten per cent. ans
the clerical force twenty per cent.
The Committee on Commerce Of &c
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that his purpose is to allay the indlsnatisa
of the North aroused by Hips Hotsgdr
speech; chat it won't be accepted by ahe
loyal people; that when HIPS utterances, are
read aad repeated en ten thousand stomps
in the. North next fall, LaEsr will see the
useIessness of striving to cover the real sen.
timeat Of his party, and that the North will
negsr again trrsst the Bourbon Democrats II
poHer in spits OF even Lamar's matches;
! eloauence.
, 1876-06-29
TIE BOYS IN BLUE,
1rnp0hed Reunion Ill tho City Of phllntIel-
phin VI tho Army of the Cumberland.

prnponed Reunion Ill tho City nf rhllntIel-
phfu af tho Army of the Cumberland.
1b 1hs Edi.or " Ths Tribune,
Pit1LApkLrIiiA, Junu .5-A meeting Of thu
Resident Committee Ia arrange for thu suunIon Of
tho Army 0f the Cumberland, u DO held at tho
Academy Of Mnstc tlG tIlh and It'll uf duly ncxt,
was held ycaterday nl,rsnopn. as the northwest
corner Ut Tenth and cllehtnu, streets, den.
uc"rsn ". M'adtl in tho chalr Tbs following
programme wits agreed upnn:
l. Tl.nr,aay Jny T. is7' :ho soctcsy w:l! s.scmbs a.
cveA tn tho Academy nf Music The meeting VIII bc
caird ~ urdcE b} Inv Cha1an II lhe Local Isccutlye
t,,,nhllttn: !; Prayer !. Address uf %eirauta to
srion Of saeirty "Eycuiitn;g: Tms
s9Sr!y w'l| oo,, a..Sn,tls 4 Iy Aeaa:aiy
sss%sas.IE Nv ss;ssF: %a:!s1 1$si!ssl ~; !
Lieut.. .t;eo. rhln ii. SHERIDAN. :. Musle-i;svulty
eA., etc. q Addicxs Of welcome u thu city " lN
sa %s'!! is;s 5 s e ., 7 1s A.
!!!l. T. MusIH.Te lonE.rull 4. AuIrtAseA fsuf dis
tlhEulstica EenticH'n who may be present. o. Musc--
f1day vii Jais l. iH7s tic socc.y Will a.,cun,r q, tho
Acale1y itIii. at :; nj. fur trautacIi!n II his
mss EyenInf; AsssInhie st 81 tlrprEn's Hall aauIh
wcHt cor!er Thirteenth mud AFch sttrc!s, VI $3.50
bsn1let VI ~, I'll. ,.
II was announced that Invitations ha,l boon sent
70 The President ana cabinet, uoyn Hayes OF Ohio,
uf Massachusetts,, Tildtn Of New iurk, Ucns.
Sherman, Sheridan, sh,cum. Iiop,rr Drlstow, aud
nll1cs distinguished ulIlcrrs and civilians, most OF
whom liaye rcssr the Intention 10 bu present
The Committee adj1nrnrI 10 meet at the CUntneu-
tai next ThuFslay evening.
, 1876-06-29
THE DEECHER CASE.
appointment of the COMMITTEES OF Flve tu
Hear FURTHER ChMTEea.

appointment of the Committee of Five To
Hear FURTHER CsMTEss.
Stte }ark Tl"'1d, Jant27.
The regular business meeting OF Plymouth
Church WAS held In lu lecture -ruom Inst evening
Thu Secretary read tle following letter:
11t"s 7sry s sss ys sySats ras II e. tat. "A,
yisry s G%s w14 slfy ., ~ Ssgt ;.l nry nss
s"u'Ml,s,n Of nye VI; h eoasi,itsi. with IL sin
Ing nyc Erntlcnnn tsc consented 10 svryr mem.
Sa si51 e ~ .ss "s'E n S' II wSs;a
i + s & e '5s sh Ksnpp
The uolunlttcs nreortInsly rtrnMmrnl plymouth
S5s assfI & sg s ss ;% =. The
TaSnY"nn ~,; ~oon. - D''
At the conclusion Of tho reading Of tic letter,
brother s'lrarn,aA submitted the following pre-.
adopted:
M y HI Of IT, e'sy
q ~. sha,sG siist ts II, ss'Tsa Sn ~ sas
tl,!s GIFch and ,!r .e',iM!;teo u l1te nppnted !,
s H. S1sFW% %S2Rs;s"T T. y b. 'st aS!f xs 3sy T.
3 Thti VA s!"s I t .s: sa,a
M sas s @ rs5a nSa sHsatSs Sts'St
p,s,Hsnsr ef II" !'.. aai;! M rc.'ss ana ~.
accurdinFy rcruintlrrticd liz nlroinInrNI of Gun,
tslon M q" N @ ef Sa,xss Or eyiencs r
Saa 1 T. aokn e fo9ti FncS
%ssa'f fs5fSa fs ,se siay Sasy appoint. and
rowvrs; ts n.y. .cltis!sn abghe Ir.onsd to as as
nn tcterine !hr cxast truth conCcfn9 tle character
' s.tsd ts5Y s1 I. III III ss asl.ou u requested to reror
to g." E!Sninnv Gnn!,,,'ne u t,s r; all n,
considerations tl!e1eul.
, 1876-06-29

c!tizrn'h'p. wlIch, placed hin IN npas with tax
paying women. Nav. It bcrms n nc there Ia
stranya dI,rrcJancy ia The rrn.!re u ju'tcc a.
administered fy our t:hrlstIa, Jnfgcs In The grcnt
lily Of f.hIcnS0 anil cannot but think there IA
I'm mich truth in ihn oft.rcprated saying
thai N IL mail rtcala 81 hc IA surs
10 70 to Inlet. Int II j" r''anage.l ly hnok Or by
cruOk 10 gct SGd bUG. len to nnH II liz. ~ mt lax.
lar IN hiring. while they arc repaisIng hin 10
mike httn cnnlfoftnhlc.
II public onfon xuilficse In thin nattcrt Thtre
IA Errnt wtntl1 2un,eahcrn. AMI unrs. this statc
Of Thing. II speedily scmed!cI duy Ut rcttTun,tuh
will nurcIY c0pIr. t.
, 1876-06-29
JAY aOULD'B CLOCK.
What Is Untiouf,tr,,iy thu Most Hcmaritable
Tiinepscce In America.
tStIs tnrk SHH.

What Is Untfouhtr,iiy t'tO Most Remarkable
Tiinerscce In Amnricu.
4Seln tnrk Snn.
Tho Tribune Of Saturday. In powerful editorial
nrtcfc on the tal! tower clock. made the following
assertions:
Tns Si'% % ny W III 'fs's s ID
a' sasS Is ssa s'9 IL
IT., IT, IL" :sy a 81. @ r III 1! s
fGsIs T;si f.s eK i sn Tnx nx, q a,t q, n%n @ II
81; about swo minute. ~ca il i'set cunse'iy
''dny Gould's thnc. .ptecei "e1ctaln,ct! gentlo-
man connected with the tity1 clnc:, TO whom
q Sim rcrorser. th'wch the al,ova extract. "jay
ioulhs tltncp!ccc over thnr'll do well enough II
yer only want to know whether It. forenoon or
sftsrupon. bnt II yer want ter know the dc.
tals~"nnd =, here ths gentleman connected with
Sot wirhInr 10 di+crctt th" tall t.,wcr click on
purely ex-purse Testimony, tlte te,lorter Waited
well. .knnwsi cloek manufacturer Oh 3'nlden lang.
Fnid the boreln.i.t with sumo surprise. "founy
man; ". u: nes!tatioa In rayIng nn,l rreak ~
iHry tsns nsss 9f h;aa to A tSa soef
tau lcclllra to say fartltnr.
Ihc reportrrt nrxt, arplIc's for admission 10 tho
tall towrF that he might inspect the extraordinary
urel!anitm therein co!1taIne1;
tho Ss ssv4o ss re IT. a% S s' ,tss s teP %
.t'ryo come to sec tle young editor about tho
clock" said tic reporter.
oe ca I e "is ao s'9fs 'asyp psoHs soas
'1hat ,c1ua!ns to be sccn," salJ tho reporter TN.
.'Wcli. 70 right up." raid the janitor "You'I
fnl thu editor on thu IN, nf tho Third tnticr," Z"
and he unlocked the door leading to tho clock
After soma hard climbing. The reporter reached
the deck where tho clock.works IRE, Or rather,
trIrrr yrre M w1,rrts M Wc1"bts mn nfnions
, 1876-06-29

Az
Tho Queen puwaErr of sweden. whose death
WA noticed the other dHy, was tic daughter Of
Eugene, Tho sDn uf JOaethnr, and adapted snn Ut
the great Napoleon. She VIVA barn In thu sp!el0r
Of imperial days, and huraH,c the wifv Vt 'ucIna'
ii theu. IL nnw uu ihe ,aeaue. Il IL strango, a.
shaving huw ttule averages efIry ythIDg that while
tllc blous If Napoleon IL IN nu ihr1nt III Eurnpt,
lhe blnDd of Josephine, who was divorced hetA .e
she could MI bear Napoleon chtIlrr,. laa becu.ur
fo{al htrains and viii prn,abIy continue. II WAS
tho lFcam ot tis Etr"t rnnqueress ltfr to found u
1oYnl line. iiis ar.ecntlanta arG outaidc Of tho
royal circle, while &Ie descendants OF Ills dtacurd-
eu wife reign STILL al1 bid falr to reign for grner
htinNh.
, 1876-06-29

n las EIffaF n 7hs Tff6Nnf.
CiIirAHo J1nu .!H.-Amnng the cnnlltlatc1 who
have hcen mentioned for The 0Ficc nf Mayor It ls
doubtful whether any an fully pnssessed nj Tho
essential qualifications for the pottfon John II.
brake. Ills nomination would bc equivalent 10 an
election. anil his election would he the rltnn1 0t
re:tnrch cnnflencn ut aol,lc and ahroul huntct.
pnl cUnicntIun would at length be cndc1. Tho
innsentlHn nf Saturday could do nU better work
ihah ~ nominate Mr.. Drake. HEpUnLicAS.
, 1876-06-29
CITY REAL E.SvATJ:.

-, ~. *
4 linus" IN fhnRrcAa TArk n"nr Van Hnrgn.s,, tlr
tnn ,it,n,tsasr: on!Y eH1' down. OLIVER HEsLY,
1IOI: SALf-FNtjIl PINE LjTs on wKar JAGk
thn.ss.. At f!T each. DFAahy iMlsnrn nn tifnc;
ihn Iffa arr WnrttI {5Ul esGtl. LttklH hTUSE, To
Mnehfnrt Ian, al
, 1876-06-29
COUNTRY rkf,AL ESTATE.

1itDtt HALE-nSE DF THE nEsT FARMS IN Ne.
l. IrHry Cnunty. Ill, 10 iDrs from Eh!raKt; go
ncts, t25 per acre; mite from faIlrDaI E. W. cole.
, 1876-06-29

1}unt1ES. FURNITURE. AND MksAItANnlsE
Money Advanced " NY amount VI iuweAt rates..
, 1876-06-29

h1IHS L. u. RENDER. MAGNETIC rityHlCtAH.
4t1 luy II Ast tur I!oSk, 4putAr3st c1rues NA1isy1
sul LaSAletts Aayneuc md yapVr baths
, 1876-06-29

MEDICAL.

A RECENT GRADUATE OF YALE DES!RKs rHI
~, fntc pupil: ln collegiate or preparatory stuaet
AdIrrs. ". n45 MnhnAh.At,
, 1876-06-29
&3lpQASs

- ARE KHAKHAtSs-CIiAELEs DICKENS WORKS,
IL 80 vols $40 Atct cnxrMs luxs for $50; pcN ret puA
u "a t1tiuuiA theological surrey. vols aill inAt,
*ai fordi Hla.ory o!lulnols. nioTa. DO. md nsi,i
ulhrf rare scarce uni raluaee htok& 1t ls4l. tuck
Fiicc. ". r hEEELl:: " l!cll1rn q.
, 1876-06-29

14JANTEtl-Tu IUKcItAbE AN ENGINE, u TO /.
w ID inches GVTe; niusl 10 tn Kool order Address
with oEcat yricv AID SAlsu " ~ sxsn. ~ TEbsaS'
of1Gp.
, 1876-06-29
WANT1.D-MALE HELP.

A0OkkccpcrE. Clerks. ctC%
TED-NlDEKEE OR sAtESMAN WHO
- nm ltnn hr ftstst ftnEn t3ifyl 10 IS U0 II ust
srrsr, @ Or al!na1a Wy b. Elssn anu m2Te}
n's" aiont cn fc raised IN riact OF ca,t viii
AI1ff4sti ~, Tribute utIIrc,
, 1876-06-29


I'Q1s aALE-Fult CAsII--l lIl.b fAtit. s FEET
T. byg. d1fleh III . !uIts. nt for eAhlEks Or Ilrie
,drt; alsS = yanng FIrnsh ca,arissi or buoa!
singer, be G0u4ht vcr{ rlt up ta ak I.aJ
Arnuhl-tt, s&turdiJ and Monday aiteraoaha
I,OH EALE-AT 4 HA1u;.A!N-A HANDSOME
L lttcRfnph tnAtrunlcnt, with b1tnrrs InqAtu ss
louH:i 40. lO7 near,urll-tt.
Ilol: SALE-rUwDEls FRICTION, fHltIElss
l. rtc., tor Fourth July eerhralinn. AF3Iy " vi.
l,OIs ,sALE-WAMnSp EAHWiNtis, GHE PAIR.
I weighing nrat!y two katA,s t!+h Ttp Atnyr IL i
bargain, AID EsN w between lD and vt Kuulu T.
lk7 kthIlH It. -. .------ :.
, 1876-06-29
S&fsAIID WANTED.

7pDAtII-NY THREE GESTLiMES; ~ MIN
l, uti walk from Court House; 1tutc itris Address
U u. Tribune Utfre.
poAED-os SOUTH SIDE. .nyGESTLEMAS ASn
ID Wifi. tn private family. In answering. rras Eife
fuIi Particulars Including trrs; hest u references
faFnxleLl. Al'lrcAl Il vi, TTilu!lc n!Nre,
, 1876-06-29

WtNTEE1-TO RENT
11rASTEl,-Tl PENTHOUSE OF OR = t.OuMs.
" c!ien{.. ~t.uld hug II III ca~y terMs, tnruttutc
might also e ta:cn; etatc prize and sill parcu!nsd
1{.ASTi:p-TD ni.Sr-DEsK:Eu pEAKR0RS-
" II. WrfrrrEd: basement pr nrst floor A1dsess !.
II. Tr!fn1nc ntllcc, .......-..
1xrASTE1,--TnNENT-A CpTTAGE. Fu1&SlsifEt!:
W Wta side isrterse!; ihf.t! IN family; nu thtt.
drfh. Parties desiring will udrrss ei Tribune cfl't.
tIutinE location and price. Best u Tefctehtcs pru>
uIpJ
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-16

STATE CANVASS OF THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN AssocIATIoN.-CoL Shaw, who is
employed In the state canvass of the Y. M. G.
A, writes the PRESS that remarkable revival
of religion is in progress in Livermore Falls,
which is participated in by the Baptist and
Methodist churches Fifty converts are re :
ported. Messrs. G. M. Busby and John Wood
of Winthrop, j. R. Learned of Auburn, Men
ard of Lewiston, f. A. Smith, f. McKenney
and G.. A. Henderson of Portland, have assist
ed Col Shaw. The meetings closed there Tues
day and series at Canton was begun Wednes.
day to continue week. Meetings will follow
at North Livermore, Dixtield] and East Dix
field. April 9th series of meetings will be-
gin at Springvale, to be followed ny meetings
at Limerick, Parsonfeld and Cornish. The
closing meeting at Livermore Falls was one of
great interest About 200 persons spoke and
over so newly interested persons asked for
prayers.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-16

NORFOLk-Ar 18Th, schs George d Loud, Clark,
Rockport; Canary, Brown. do; Albert Clarence,
Hawes, Portland.
Sid l4th, sch J G Slower. Clay. from Georgetown
Tor Boston. having repaired.
BALTlMoRE-Ar 18th. sch Charles F Sampson,
Gage, Providence.
ar 18th, schs John Bach, Hannah, FIN New York ;
Chas Pomroy, Brynnt Kennebec.
Ar 14th. sch Clara Simpson, Talpey, Portland.
Sid 18th, brig Harry Stewart, for Oporto.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, brig Martha A Berry,
Sylvester, Cardenas: schs l. A Danenhower, Grace,
Rockport; Laura Messer, Gregory, do; Nebin-
ger, Smith. Kennebec; Charles Moore, Hudson, do /;
Bagaduce, Cox, Rockport.
Cid 18th, sch Il Curtis, Bray Fall River.
Sid FIN Delaware Breakwater 18th, brig Adelia Nc
At do 18th, barque Orchilla. from Cuba tor Pha-
deiphia; sch Maggie Dalling wig orders:
low, Cardenas via Key West (wnere she put in to
pair pumps); E Rich, Paine Sagua; sehs Alice b,
Louis Walsh, Sag Harbor; ID Hilton. Matthews,
New Haven
Ar 10th, barque St Marys. Hallowell, Pabellon.
Cid 18th. brig Altavela, Freethy. st Domingo.
Cid 18th, barque j H Chadwick, now, Hamilton.
Bermuda; brig Jeremiah, Ford, Cardenas; sch Eva
Passed through He'll Gate 18th, scbs Hannah Nc
Loon, Keen, New York for Liverpool; G A Jones,
NEW LONDoN-sld 18th, schs H G Bird, Black
ngSn ard hambug New York
NEWPORT-Ar 14th, schs Mansfield, Aehorn,
Weehawken; Lucy A circuit, Hart. Providence tor
New York.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 18TH schs j c
Rogers. Fletcher, Boston for New York. Nicola Ran
dali Providence for do.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 18th brig Helen, Brown,
Turks Island for Boston; schs Mark Pendleton Scott
st Domingo 26 days for do, sails split) II McFar-
land. Mcfarland. Cienruegos Il days for do; Island
Belle, French New Bedford for do l. Adams
Robins, Kennebec for New York
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 18th, sch Sophie Bunker
Baltimore.
BOSTON-Cld 18th, schs D True. Whitman, New
York; John T Manson, Manson, Bath
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-16

WEST WATERvnLE:- Moderator, A. Winslow;
Selectmen j. Parker, W. P. Blake, VIM Macart-
ney; ). 5. Committee, Rev. e. NJ Grant, d. E. Par
sons, L. Chayer; Clerk. VIM Mccartney; Treas
nrer and Collector, b. Il. MITCHELL; Auditor, A. P.
Benjamin.
BUXroN:nSamuel A. Hill; Selectmen, S. S. MILL
ken, M. G. Hill. Aron McKenney; Treasurer, Sam
uel Hanson; Collector, Cecil Eaton.
EAST LIvERMoRE: Moderator E. E. Cooling;
Selectmen, John w. Eaton, R. c. Boothby, G. W.
Brown; Treasurer, L. E. Cooling; Supervisor of
Schools, r. c. Boothby.
A:-Moderator, D. P. Bolster; Clerk w, w.
Washburn; seectmen, D Hanson. S. c. Starret F.
Stenson; Auditor, c. E. Dutton; Collector etc., E. D.
Jepson
HoLDEN.-Clerk A. B. Harrington; Seectmen, A.
B. Harrington, Thomas j. Hart, Charles Burr; Col
lector and Treasurer, F. X Hart; Supervisor of
Schools, DIR. S Fl Pendleton
Ford; Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers OF the
Poor, T. II. Joy, Jason Hassel, Sanford G. Towne;
Treasurer, G W. Wingate
PSXGnMcderatO " Broekwa GeFk T.
and Geo F. Lambert; Treasurer, c. f. B. Moody;
Agent, E. Towne; S. S. Committee. F. Towne.
STETsON.-Seectmen, j. W. Rogers c. H. Foster
and P. G. Wiggn; Town Agent, G. l. Hersey Su-
gervisor, W. e. Noyes, Collector, John A. Jordan ;
MEDwAY.-Moderator, j. F. Twitchell; Select
men, Geo. Cutler, j. F. Kimball, and B. II. Fisk !;
Clerk, L. FL. Nutter; Supervisor of Schools, B. l..
Fowles.
Observation-Disclosures John Lindsay: Town
Clerk, L. o Dinsmore; Selectmeu Assessors, ETC.,
Samuel o. Dinsmore, Johu c. Campbell, John Lind
say. treasurer, 5. d. Atwood; Supervisor, John G.
Campbell
Observation-Disclosures, Robinson Turner; Town
liam G. Thompson and Joon H. Morgan; Treasurer
and Town Agent, d. r. Straw, Jr.
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-16
TEMPLARs OF HONOR.

TEMPLARS OF HONOR.
At Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNoIL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. 1, every wednesda
evening.
PORTLAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 75.-
Second SATURDAY. in each month.
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
Corner of Congress and Casco streets. First Thurs
day in each month.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Corner
Congress and Casco streets. Every evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-Bramhall Lodge, No.
Thursday evenings; Munjoy Lodge, No. 6, Mon
day evenings; Pine Tree, No. II, Friday evenings
At their Hall, Clapp's Block. Market Square.
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNION Corner
Congress and Brown streets. First Tuesday in each
month.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARs-Ar-
cana, Monday; Mission, Wednesday; Forest City
day, at Sons of Temperance Hall Congress st
Iron Glad, Thursday, at West End.
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA-Camps No
.3& 4 convenes over the Eastern Express Office,
Plum Street, No on Tuesday evening; No. on
Wednesday evening; No. 4 on Monday evening; No
Eat School House, Turner's Island Cape Elizabeth,
Friday evening.
BoswoRTH POST G. A. R.-Meetings every Friday
evening in Mechanics Hall, corner Of Congress and
Casco streets.
SovERE1GNs OF INDUSTRY, Dirigo Council No.
meets every Friday evening at Arcana Hall at u
O'Clock.
PORTLAND TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB-Head-
quarters in Printers Exchange, I'd floor, Exchan ge
Street. Open day and evening. Business meeting
every Monday evening at u O'Clock.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Congress
Hall Block. Second Monday in each month. Deliv-
cry Of books, to 6, Z to 8, day and evening.
PAYsoN LITERARY SocIETY.-Meetings every
Monday evening, Browns Block, cor. Brown and
Congress streets, at u o'clock.
PORTLAND FRATERNITT-No.5673 Congress street:
Every evening.
PORTLAND INSTITUTE AND PUBLIC LIBRARY
Civ Building Open and free to all from 10 to
n & and 7 90