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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18
County OF oxford A.p. GORDON, DIR

1879.
June ~ To l2O miles travel from Frye
burg 90 Hebron and Auburn and back
and days attendance on petition OF
u. -. GRAHAM and other. 80 90
June %, To 100 miles travel from FryeburE 10
Walker Mills In Bethel and back
and days attendance on petition OF
Il. \. Frye, ID 10
Aug. 30. To 20 miles travel from Frycburg tn
Hiram and Denmark and back and
days attendance on petition OF Select.
men n Hiram. 10 %
oct p To Ion mile, travel from Frycburs %
Frycburg Academy Grant AMI back
and DAYS atteu dance on petition Of
Daniel Common and others, l. %
NOV. :, To l3S miles travel from Fryeburg 10
Buckneld and Auburn aud back and
DAYS attendance on petition Of Al.
fred Shaw and others , 20
Nov l.. To 30 miles travel IRON Buckticld 20
south Paris and back and days at
tendance on petition OF Asa Atwood
and others
To paid Postage, ~
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Clerk OF Courts Tor OXFORD

OXFORD, s. Dee 81, lbs.
Having first examined and audited the above
account OF VIM. Chase. We hereby certify that we
allow thereon the sum OF one hundred and forty
eight dollars and Aily cents
JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
G.. y. BlSBEE, County ATTY.
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.a. - wa-eI between che
ra.si.e- al, B--Eht's iIscsse.
bladder ems Ei.ndaisr nal
<-'lrHes. iishe,e., gravel.
-' s-.s sud a.as general nervous
5'.s1.r- -1l ircont.usnce % urine
'' Gre ar.-o sea.-sl organs, errers
-. age. eZcesses infemperancs
r..- IS promptly stayed ly ad
NI> REMEDY. 80 searching Is this
-lec-l4.iy removes these allie
system and strengthens the wreck
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Clerk Of Courts FOR oxford {


ONFOKU, = .-Tl-I. o. 30.
Having first examined and audited the above
account OF Albion L. Gordon, we hereby certify
that we allow thereon the sum of one hundred ana
ninety.siN dollars ani my cents.
JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
G. u. Bl>BEE, County ANY.
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$1,000
COURT BILL.


OXFORD, - Dee 81, 40.
Before me personally appeared Albion i. Cor,
don one of the County Commissioners Tor SAID
County, and made oath 20 the uuth OF the above
account b. him rendered and subscribed.
JAMES :. WRIGHT,
Clerk Of Courts FOR oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18

ApdwI. Pickett Of said Township No. >, Range
I i. aupsintgd agent as aforesaid, and Is required
10 give bond as aforesaid.
Attc.t:-JAMES ;. WRIGHT, CLERK.
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-0l -
And Daniel Conuor OF said fryebuIg Academy
Grant il appointed agent as aforesaid, ana IS re
qured 10 give bond a. aforesaid =
Attest:-JAMEs s. WRIGHT, CleTSs
\ true copy Of assment.
ttest:-JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18

Upon Township No. ., Range :, Tor the purpose
NJ rrnairin the county road Ia said township, the
.uu, OF seventy SIX dollars and thirty.hye cents is
IA. fol
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DIR. SMALL
THF ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

rlrlrtri>e iItECt81 NtotstNL o. AMERICA
Drrtsi o. L...-afsr~. >.c,.cs. -fri oHd ias.iits.
The corps ot writers .ac.uic- the i2reme. .
name Ia American Literature. i.1N@ ? LLi,,1'l
IOst.f.. Vf.A Ant. WHITTIER. iioLht -
EANAED TAYLOR. HOWELL, Albkl, II
.,AENfE. MA kLMBLE. MAl;h IW AN, ans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18

IFLI 7 ~ T'TIl I'M u - - =" ~
Timothy Walker. John SmAll farm
80 called. 100 -
t-pou the remainder of said township, ater
drIucuns the farms and lots above de-
scrined and the lands m said township
reserved Tor public uses, estimated al H..
600. acres valued $40 SGosO sUd supposed
,o b. oNncI by Merrill X NcwAal, j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18

Tpou Township ~. ., Range /, for the purpose
OF rsr.irur the county road ia said township the
sum OF uiuety.siN dollars aud ten cents assessed
"a %
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COURT BILL.
WILLIAM CHASE

OXFORD, IS dee 81, ISIS.
Before INC personally appeared VIM. Chase, one
Of the County Comm ssloners for said County and
made oatn % tho truth OF the above account by him
rendered aud subscribed.
JAMES =. WRIGHT,
Clerk Of Courts for oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18

TUITION.
The rates OF tuition will be the game as usual TO
al pupils residing outside the limits OF District
No. ,, in Paris. Pupils who are not present the
whole term will paw ~ cents per week for Common
English and - for Higher English and Languages.
In addition TO the usual course OF instruction,
arrangements are in progress for obtaining the
services of a teacher of Vocal Music. IL success
nl, two lessons per week will be given free 10 all
pupils Of the High School and Intermediate De-
partment.
For circulars or catalogues of the school, apply
to GEO. 4. WILSON, ESQ, WN. J. WHEELER, H..
r. STONE, Z. NJ, or +. T. CROMErT, Principal,
South Paris, Maine.
January, (, 1876. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18

Upon Fryeburg Academy Grant for the purpose
OF repaIring the ouly county road IN said Grant ,
the sum of htty-seven dollars and forty five cents
IL ass.s-pi As follows
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New Advertisements.
Lumber Wanted!

TIE PARIS HILL M O. Co. VIII purchase =.
tH-.r. uH.. d. uu.utts of OAh. ASH, EkEtH
sArLE. flBt 90. ELN. BASS & POPLAR II NJ
Eik t.r u...A CASH w.lI De pain.
1850 a. number uf iada strtn.- Young men OF
co. haul.. can f-I vilp.l, meat with ;h.s com
ra.F-
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And Alyan Wilson of said township sappointed
agent as aforesaid and is required 10 give bond as
aforesaid
Attest.-JAMES :. WRIGHT Clerk.
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And Iicdara l. Morton Of Andover North sur.
plus is appointed agent, aud Il required 70 give
bond rs aforesaid
Aue.t-JANIEs 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18

Tpon I. surplu3, Tor The Uurl0Ic of rcparing 80
much az the county road leading from AndoNcr
Corner 20 Upton as Is IN said surplus, the sum OF
one hundred dollars ia assessed as follows; upon
Tho eut re tract supposed T. contain $500 acrestaud
supposed 90 be owned by Gross and Emery, Slo;
aud SiIysuus Poor Of Andoycr j. appointed agrnt
- aforesaid and Is required 20 give bond as aiore-
aid. go go
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Al.,...-JAMEs 5. wEIemT 60.

Upoa AuIoyer North surplus, for the purpose OF
repairing s1 much OF The county road leading from
tUtovcr Corner 20 Upton, ~, D. Withln s~iH N0r'n
Srr1'u.. the sum of one hundred and htty.tw0 dol
l.f. and eighty cents Is assessed 10 follows
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0SFoRD NoaHAL IusrlrurE
South Paris, Me.
The Winter and Spring Term
of this Institution Will commence
TUESDAY, February Est, 1876.
INSTRUCTORS :

lNblRItlOl-S.
F. T. CR0MMETT. A. g., Principal.
ADDIE Q. MATHEWS, Teacher Of Higher Eng
lish and French.
ADBlE c. MORSE, Teacher Of the Intermediate
Department.
ANNA b. CROMMETT, Teacher OF the Primary
Department.
Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
CORA sKILLINGS Teacher Of instrumental
Music.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-01-18

OXFORD, IS At a session Of ne County Commits
sliacrs begun and held at Paris, i-ifhiH and FOR
N. County aforesaid, on he f'ceHis eighth day ~
December, 4. D. 1913, by adjournment from the
regular September session, 4. d. 1879.
And NOW the Commissioners in accordance wiki
section o. chapter of the Revised Statutes having
fret made an annual inspection in the month OF
september last oil all the county roads in the unu.
corporatcd townships and tracts of land in said
county and having made estimate q the amount
needed 90 put thcn In repair, 20 rs TO be safe and
convenient for public travel, do adjudge and deter
mine that an assessment for th1s purpose be made
"a follows:
Jpou Auduvor West Surplus for the purpose OF
repairing that part Of the county road leading from
Antover Corner O. Upton, which lies in said sur
plus the sum of hfty dollars, ana the same - az
scssed - fellows: Upon The entire tract supposed
10 contain Il. go acres, and supposed 90 De owned
by David BuIgm, $50. and -llyanus Poor OF An
dover, is appointed agent 10 supcrintend the eN
uruliiure oI the same according 10 law, Ind is re.
,fuircd 10 give bond a. the law directs.
Attc.t:-JAMES $. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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ay.-. ''-1A,EoN prevents the Hair from
be-, 49, '-faIns gray. rcnews It's growth aRd
-sl '-'' and siglr. lt j. Delightfully."- per
ss1a,. 'Ne7 q splendid dressing. Il is the
'ssl - - ms, desirable Hair Tonic ever pro
oy the elite Price only 80 cents.
aprl3 15-lY
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bath "Fores; Tar soap" B., un-
.s.. .e pores aal leaving the
Ia. DOR salt R5eam. Chapped
H.. s' BARRIERS llch. Chatting OF in
-r'l'.9u Of. ~ skin. &c isa- sure rem.
.... '7'- - speedily relieves piles a. q
si 7A-'e- and heals an disease ct the
and visor 90 the roots of the
soap E., leaves The ace smooth
,Ss... irritation. Ce: 70 with the Poorest
3D. ',l- aru-g s.. or send rs cents g.
Co.. Portland, Ne, tor o box.
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APPLETON'S
American GyOlOp@dia.
New Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by the abiest writer's 0n every
subject Printed from new type and illustrated
with Several Thousand Engraviuga and Maps.
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STATE OF MAINE

TRELSURRR's OFFICE,
Paris, Jan. /, 1870 I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
General schenck's Resign alton i.

IhE or lClAL CORRESPONDENCE.
The Committee ON Foreign Affairs OF the
House OF representatives has made public
the correspondence between Secretary Fish
and ex Minister Schenck with reference to
the resignation OF the latter. On the sth OF
February General Schenck telegraphed from
London "tbat If on account OF the rnaIig-
nant Misrepresentation with which he mad
been pursued the President considered be
had embarrassed his administration he
should cheeTfully accept his Judgment and
would resign" On the 18th of February a
telegram was sent 10 Mr.. Schenck, stating
that the President retained full friendship
Tor him, regretted the bitterness with which
ne was aSsailed, and adhered 10 the opinion
that bis connection with the Emma mine
was an unfortunate indiscretion, but with
out improper motive on his part, and he had
hoped that his early withdrawal therefrom
would nave quIeted the strong public crit.-
cism, and also regretted that such had not
been the result. On the 18th General Schenck
telegraphed that he would send his resigua-
ton by the next mail. On the 2lst General
Schenck felegraphed that having placed his
resignation at the Presidents disposal pend
Ing the inquiry ordered by the House, he
ASKED leave 70 repair TO Washington TO APP
pear before the committee. On the sd the
leave was granted, and he was informed
That The inquiry OF the House was as TO the
action OF the Executive in the matter
On the Path General Schenck telegraphed
that he would go TO the United States, pro-
vlded The inquiry into his conduct procec T.
ed. Meantime he awaited the committee's
report and the Presidents action on his res
legation sent on the 18th. The House having
taken the action desired on the LIST of March,
be said be would sail on the 18th on the lava.
Oh the same date he telegraphed denouncIng
Lyons statement as published in the Lon
don papers, protested against ex parte state
menfs, and said he would sail in the Abyssi-
MIA on the 4th. On the ID Gen. Schenck tele-
graphed that as the Presidents own conduct
was not urder Investigation, he assumed the
Presidents decision on his offered restgna-
ton would be suspended while proceedings
VIZ traer nr.f lA <.E 49, n.
advised that the President bad taken steps TO
I'LL the place Immediately, and on that 40
count and for other reasons could not DELAY
acting on his resignation. On the 4th OF
March a dispatch was received from Gen
Schenck, dated the 18th OF February, inclos-
ing letter OF resignation addressed 20 the
President dated the 18th of February. and
on the 9Th Of March the resignation was ac-
cepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
THE BEIENAP SCANDAL.
Trading fn Post Irsder~atp. On d.


INV YORK, March IA special dispatch
20 the hcrald from Bismarck. n. T SAYS I'M
oenlahle evidence will he sent from Ills place
70 Washington IN few days. proving that
a. Secretary Of War he began h,s grheme for
ue sale ~ al the prOminent traderShtps on
the frontier, that they were eNentnallV dis
posei ot Tor money, single post that OF
fort Lincoln opposite 10 that town, pay
ingt 10
BELHSAP AND MS FRGENns
more than $1,000 yearl y. ot1er smaller roSfs
paying 20 same parties iu proportion. ana
thai Ia the barter aud sale OF these posts the
evidence referred to will show that one sen
stor, one eN senator. both from the same
ttate, The latter now governor of a Territory.
and AT ex-governor ~ a territory. nov mold
ing n high and respons lille position "a the
War department, aud = D eN-ferrttorial mar
shall have All been
DKErLY IMPLICATED.
The diepatcb also says that an eN -Governnr
OF wyoming made n specla, visit % Wash
ington . control the appointment and sale
OF post trareTShlps. On MS return he an
rounced through his brother. whose letter
your correspondents had Eecn, aud which,
win Other connecting documents will be
forwarded by mail, that he hsd succee Ted IA
his mission, aud none but administration
men should bold post trsierShipS. In the
letteT ~ Is dtmaud ed that the while the two
brothers are Ia receive third OF the profits
they are To supply none III the capital aud it
II Ia be kent secret that the governor Is In
teTested. The post traders along the Mis-
souri, river having been taxed almost 90 the
tuu amount OF their prOtts. and regarding
The downfall OF Belknap as the breaking uD
of the ring, are anxious and willing % has
ten 10 Washington and disclose all they
know. Some OF them are here ava ting The
departure OF the first train for the east, and
declare they intend 20 implicate certain ON
Gals now standing high In public con ddence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

BSLIIsoRE, March l6 Virgins &c. old, 81: do.
GOT solidsteo, 81; West Va, bid TO-DAY. Sugar
nTm-oemsnd good, 95fal0s.
bALTIMoKE, march l6.-Ootton steady; demand
iair-micdlins; atAl1S. FLOR quiet and STEADY
unchanged Wheat quiet but frm-unchanged.
Corn-southerp, steady and firm; western, firm AZ
active; souherR white, 53as9; do. yellow, t5s SO,
fs Sea Western .sr1 ss. ss.'. md
mixed, As IS Rye nominAlly 7ssSO. Hay dull and
Provisions dull and easier. Pork, q 90. Bulk
mests-shoulders, 9; clear RIB sides. ia; iooss
pack ed, "a slzZ. Bacon-shOulders, l0slOL; clear
nib sides. I3k sish. Hams, lbal6 Lard quiet and
steady-cruoe, I3alSx rsnned, IL Butter strong snd
active - unchanged. Petroleum nOminally uo-
changed. Coffee unchanged. Whisky very dull. lOp
NEw HoRK. March 10 Stocks active and strong
Money!. Gold, lEs. Exchange. long, <s6k: shorf.
4So. Governments active and lower.
NEW YORK, March B-Flour quiet and steady =
LosDoN, March l6. Il 80 D. n.-U. 8. bonds, lss7 q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
THE EMMA MIME SCANDAL.
Prof SiIItmau Corrected.

LONDON, March l6.-The Hour. referring
10 Prof Silliman's ncgatory letter says
I'VE have made inquiry at the Emma mine
ONCE concerning this matter. aud though
Prof. Silliman Is correct IN saving the re-
cords OF the meetings OF the Emma mine d.
rectors from March 10 May, In 1872, make no
allusiOn to the receipts OF any such tele-
gram, he Is wrong I'm stating that no such
telegram was ever sent, for the original tele-
gram Is In the Emma mine Office with the
Emma mine cOmpany's stamp, showing It's
receipt n that ON the 5th OF April, 1872
and the Cable company'S stamp, showing its
receipt at Telegraph street on the 5th OF
April. 1872. The following is a copy:
ITO The Emma MHe. London Very great
Improvement since last report. ca the 7Ih
the floor driftCd TO feet and the 10Th floor 10
feet. and In one al the bottom Wine. 20 feet
below old workings, drifted 10 feet, all In ore,
Sample assays: p lead and - 600 silver. Re-
serves discovered since last report over 1000
tons. Everything connected with the mine
is highly satisfactory. Mailed supplement
tary report Canon road stiIl bad. Shall
forward ! 900 tons OF first class ore forthwith
Have s. tons OF bullion-worth S20,O0l. Pro.
pose selling here. Have arranged all other
here. VIII n port fully on return.
WILLIAMS, SILLIMAN, HUSSEY."
Moreover, there Is a letter from Prof. SILL
man confirming the subject OF az. and letters
from Hussey 10 the Secretary referring 20 IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
The Rank Of the state OF New York.

INV YORK, March l6.-Ab bout a dozen
gentlemen, presidents and cashiers OF other
banking Institutions, assembled 10 the d.
rectOrs' room OF the Bank OF the State of
New York, this morning, 20 try and arrange
the affairs OF the bank 80 as 20 enable IL TO
resume business again. The meeting was
strictly private. The gentlemen present rep
resented about one aud a half million dollars
OF debts OF banks, and should they agree TO
Sign the required document. the bank hes
that The signatures OF creditors representing
over one million dollars haJ been obtained.
but that hall million more was wanted.
The presidents, In their session this morning,
oveThauled the bank books thOroaZhly. le
total liabilities OF the bank are now said TO
be 50 SeOO coo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
The Marrow Passage Bridge Disaster

BALTIhORh, March lb.-At Woodstock,
Shenandoah county, Virginia, yesterday,
the coroners jury invests eating the cause OF
the death of the victims OF the narrow pas
sage bridge disaster, on the Harper's Ferry
branch OF the Baltimore and OHIO railroad,
on Monday night, March 9Th, rendered q YER
olct that they came 10 their deaths by the
breaking OF the narrow passage bridge anu
that said breaking Of the bridge was eau ed
by the unsOundness OF the timbers n the
bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

STRIKING PRINTERS SUccEssPUL-The
proprletors OF The New York Evening Post
job once on Tuesday withdrew their de-
msnds on the printers heretofore In their en-
ploy for reduction of pay, and the printers
have resumed work At the old wages. With
In few days the t. biographical Union anti
and that all the Offices will be running on al
old rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

NEW YORK, March l6.-The wife Of ex
Senator Carl SchurZ died here NC ,terday a.
te. noon OF pUerpersl fever, les ling an IL
fant boy born ten days ago. Mr.. Schurz
father died only few weeks ago IL Illinois
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

NEW YoRK's broken BANK.-No rece,v-
er has yet been appointed for the suspended
Bank OF the STATS of New York. The con-
troller OF the currency is making an effort 70
have the bank go into voluntary Ito uidation.
The bank officers are willing TO adopt this
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

WoMAN SUFFRAGE IN MAssAcHusrrrx.
Irage amendment To- the consfsfnss-e -
assachusetts passed the Senate on thst
~, ssats yesterday by Is 10 10. II now focr 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

THE TIxAs PACIFIC QUESTION ~ vrR-
GINIA.-The Virginia house OF delegates yes
day disposed OF the Texas Pacific question
by rejecting the senate resolutions agaif
the subsidy scheme, and tabling the hous
resolutions for deferring action on the sui
ieet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

@It In reported In Havana that Span
ieh eunboat has captured the yacht Ottawa
on the coast OF Porto Rico, aud thai she is
Low on her way 70 Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

AMONG those wi o had interviews with the
President to-day were the Secretaries of War
and the Treasury, the Attorney General, and
Senators Logan and Spencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

AMERICAN SCANDAL IN JAPAN.-Consnl
tackled and severely beat Paymaster Shell
Ing, OF The United States navy, In q pubiic
hotel Domestic scandal was the cause on tbs
affair. ~sS W suo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

REPRESENTATIVE EUGENE HALE, OF
Maine, who has been In New Hampshire
stamping the state for the republicans, re-
tuaned to Washin gton on the afternoon linn
tied express train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

THE Senate Committee on Patents to-day
heard several representatives of the United
states Stove Making Association against
Senate bin 3G5, amending certain sections OF
the Revised Statutes affecting patents and
COpyrightg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

NoMINATIoNs-The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Emory p. Beauchamp, to be consul at Co
logue; Jonathan q Wait, to be postmaster
at Sturgis, Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

BIAINr win sharpen bis spurs again now
.p pa ne mas beard from New Hampshire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
An Unfortunate Crew.

LIVERPOOL, March l6.-The British ship
Greta. Captain Macready. from san Fran
cisco, November p, arrived here to-day. She
brings a portion of the crew OF the British
ship Great Britain, Capt. Chilcntt, from
noboy, January p, for this port, which was
abandoned AZ sea IN q sinking condition.
Eleven of the crew OF the Great Britain were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

TIE SeDa'e to-day agreed that when 1t
adjourns II would be until Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
FOREIGN NOTES.
a kbfn Ca.Sfzed

GU FNSToWN. March Dc The British snip
EUInenideS, Capt Bard, from Port Royal. =.
9, for Greenock, capsized on 18TH OF March.
The second mate and server OF the crew have
arrived at this port. The remainder OF the
crew and the Captain, thirteen in al, were
drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

AN ESTATE WORTH LOOKING AFTER -
Henry X. Holt, OF Montreal, comes forward
as another heir TO the great Holt estate In
OxfOrdshire, England, estimated at $4,000
000 He has brother living at Brookville,
and several relatives in the United States.
An association has been formed to advance
their interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

GOVERNMENT RECErPTs.-Internal reve-
nue. to day, s23s, 1883; customs, s557 ,2Is 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
Another London Failure.

LONDO :, March 10. , d. m-One more
failure is announced at Stock Exchange to-
day. The amount OF the liabilities has not
tTanspired. The market is fiat aud there is
but little doing. The telegraph lines north
ward are sun deranged, and dispatches are
more or less DELAYED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

THE WHISKY FRAUDS INvEsTIG ALTON.
The select committee on the vestigation of
the st. Louis whisky frauds has summoned
District Attorney Dyer and Col. Broadhead
as witnesses. The investigation will begin
when these witne -es arrive here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

MES. CARL SCHURZ DEfD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16
Another Failure.

LONDON, March iG-Mark Fisher A Sons
Woollen cloth manufacturers, OF Huddersfieid,
Yorkshire and Montreal have failed. LIabili-
{ es Il, 600 sterling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-16

w ST PsTRICK'S T. A, SOCIETY
Are requested TO maet at Carroll Hall FKGOAY,
~ 81 O'Clock g. m, attend Mass, which will be
cele bI atsd for the Societies Only. All temp rance
invited 10 Join with Us in procession that
dsT with Green Rosette. By order OF
nArl4-3tE The PRESIDENT.