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Ellsworth American., 1877-03-08

Baekspors.- sweeping Isepubiicnn Victory.
Buck>por- March . The annual elec-
ton here to-day resulted la sweeping Re
puslcau victory. the whole Republican
ticsri beng elected by majorites ranging
from IA wAicn ), very iaig ge for Spring
election q. W. McAlIister. Joseph Til
loch aud Abrsm :. Moor were chosen Sc
iec,meu. aui ~.a, B Warren, Town Treas
uscr. Al Republicans. G.
Buek,port, March ., 1877.
Town uii r. glo>en;-
AIoderatOr-T. e. Woodman.
Clers-h. 3. Pil,bury.
>eiectneu. Assessors and Oyerseers-Guy
+ 81. McAlI>ter. Jos. Ii.lOch, Amos Moulton.
Treasurer 4 CUlleclOr-cias B. W arren.
/ Agent--O. T.. Cunningham.
: :. Committee. T. Cunningham.
Auditor-r. {. Woodman.
Money rai.ed-For schools. s2.9j0-Support
+ Of Poor IS 00O-PaymeAt Of notes, Int. and
coupons. Sl2 ,IoO-Fire Department, $500,
Attachments A eontingBnts. S2.6OO-Making and
repairing highways, 5000. Yours,
Penobseoi.
Annual rown meeting held March ., the
! i0llowlnS !, tnc chVice oi oHiS7is i'i 'i0
ing year.
Moderator-Noah r. Norton.
Clerk-Albert +. YsTnum.
! selectmen, Assessors & Oyerseers OF the
/ Poor-Charles Leach, Benjamin II. Cushman,
| : Herrlck staples.
I Treasurer-Wilbury $. Hutehins.
| CoIIeetor-Charies Leach.
Agent-Oharles Leach.
Auditor-Alpheus HeTrick.
SIS. Committee-CorydOn 5. Staples.
n. n.
! Hancock.
The Winter Term OF the town school
in Dist. No. 4 Hancock, closed Friday,
Feb. %, after a term Of fourteen weeks.
Ellsworth American., 1877-03-08

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Ellsworth American., 1877-03-08

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tho -.4t u' sensation aud No.ft..a 90, oF i-e..
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I AL! .Fes the body. or lt may take Htft.r lr#
of 4ogmeu;. and ruc,i special ute- "a ne
human org AnizAiipn. de- rS iu tho Oh t'r O. n'nf
. b. 90 -lt OF h"ar.H- or smell.t-. lilr r.#.-
. fre,.utuf forms &C Tire disease 4rc t--- t.l ---
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. ptNs 81 iHe BRAIN. cou ---t.3u, ar .H..al..l-
/ spinal marrow; and partial rtrair-- w
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BBB 600 - K i bDD' ii II M tGGa
4 \ 900 Y Y sssss ZEE
Il II ooono vyr,yU sssss En-"

WITH THIS CAST
Professor Gregarous Giypod. inventor Of the great
cV.Sns y % S Hsr EseAans f.
Joseph Foresi. redmontese. our las. new 1o.rdsr
DR.. Amariah shouter manufacturer OF u superior
ass ss,sas psss oa; r. 4Gsts hs.is
Walter Dalrymple. possessed Of means. dssrcus TO
Matthew E,SIGls dealer lot:
jack iiaray detective who pipo. Our boarding "''
Tim. positive isckm.i. John r Cooke
Aion.o. eoored servant: ......Nr Wilkes
Mrs Maria colviils. prOprictre.s Of Our ieard,ng
Deasrs. Mannheim the teacher At the son.srv..oy
Florence Mannheim. her little child our bosrdsI
Mrs. Walter Dalrymplo. a sterling woman. wealthy
and charitable new boarder; Miss Virginia noh
Miss ar"s GS, daughter Of her o,nss %sl r;
Ms SaS Snr a@"Se Sose s' Ella Hun.
Betty our maid Of al work Miss Roberta Norwood
fl' scene laid hcr "a SAsHfS pIEsr rim' midsummer
We becoms acquainted with everybody and everybody
Evening round OF the lc,,ernanLeters for cvsrybody
engage -oar dining room-our last now bosrder-
ACT SECOND.
We nirt and scheme.
colyillefioretti becomes impasioned Mrs Eligible
Al I o9s NJ .s ,s sn%0,sd s
Joke played Colonel Elevator and Professor Gitypod
"A''A nearly m results y acT ci'A1 r%IaD. anH,
We enjoy u pleasant evening In tho garden.
Beatrice returns triumphant tho nation at tho
cons"vatoryMany of saunter To the nkc-Gtliy pod
prnctices his scene OF love making with Betty Ftoretti
lifc aud Mrs Coive resolves that the character OF
house by her longer remaining with usoor
Beatrice In the moment OF her professional triumph IL
forced to leave
ACT FOURTH.
We como In for of whist.
Beatrice recovering aud before her departure receives
proposal FROM WalterShe leaves him to impart to Mrs.
Dalrymple hi mother the OF hcr bitter pnAtMr
Dexter tells the of his love tor Beatrice Mrs DA
rymplc and cntrcats her good Offices In his behaA
plication ensues
hut good friend Mr.. Jack Hardy. de-
tcctve a the from Now York. and what lac Goes aud
how clcvery he gets into calm aud contened
bage OF boarders h lett for the performance Of the
to determine.
SCALE OF PRICES
Admission 30 cents and 81.
Reserved seats. 81 50, 81 and so cents.
SEATS SECURED lEN DAYS AHEAD AND BY
TELEGRAPH.
FREE LIST ABSOLUTELY SUSPENDED.
Ordor carriages At u.
SATURDAY FEB. 3,
OUR BOARDING HOUSE" MATINEE.
HRLLERs WONDER THEATRE.
OF THE SECOND PROGRAMME OF
lie, IiELLERS iL rs, WONDERS EVERY EVENING At 8.
:, rnESTIpiGITArEUR. PIANIST AND HUMoRIST,
MISS HELLER MISS HELLER
will continue to present the phenomenal wonder ot
SUPERNATURAL VISION.
To conclude with tue outrageous doings of
Mr. PUSClf.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2
CHILDREN HALF PRICE TO MArINEES.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENTs-isr PAcK--4th, 18th and 9Th coils
sAsrRoLoGY-2p rAGn-oth col
Hs0AssbEks mo- wANTEba2p - 9y rAesve.h Ev 60 col
BRookLiN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sp PAcr-lst
BUSINESS oppoRrUSIrIEs-7rn PAGE
huSINEss NoTicEs-arm PAcI-eth col.
.ciERSs AID sHLssMES@aa PAss-5sS col. ''
coAcIlMEX 1SD I SAKpESERs-ap pAcr--sth col.
bESfisra9@Sa 3 PSar"sd f@iAus col A'A-''A ''-
DWEi2Ns GvsEs issa TS GEr. FURNISHED AND
ruRoEIy Ary Isn pis.as cot co.,
kYEsrtl'is kYEs nSp nAksao ras.s's s.sa-lss ssl COL
FiNANCIAL-7rm PAGE
aooMs o Ans 3d. APARTMENTS TO
HSfSlSgHHs stsS4a S. eel
sr .ps so GA coils
1hioSSAs fS F4ani waSrnD'D sd rAdi'' COL
xi SsISf sS RssS egE E.ss. ssD ss
LOST ST. ASD EouND-lsr P4GE-lst col.
MAsLE NSSFR1ssp rses'i's rsssLsa ssl COL
MISCELLANEOUS ADvEEfisEMRNrs-srH PAGz-o.h
NEW ptBLIcATIoNs-5rn pAcr-sth COL
81 EEFEs9SNfLnlsr IS 3S3,TJs dts Psss,lss 81;
fkoFEssloNAi sifGATioSs fftas ss wASrED-rEMALxs-
PRofEhIY our : Of 81 THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RE4t sT4$ SsS15
kEWARDS-lsr PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-1sr PAGE I'd and I'd cos
SITUATIONS WANTED -FkMAI.Es-2D PAcx-Ist I'd. Sd,
4th and 9th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-NALES-2D PAGE-5th col
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-ist and I'd cots.
THE TRADES-2D PAcE-6th col.
THE TURF-lsr PAGr-2d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-3D PAcr-lst col.
SStkSTsHsps SooMs 8Sb 6cd Ar%sTaESrs sS TO LET
wAzdRs wAzS fS Esd rss.s ss
YAHiTs Ls}TaS s}EaMB6a Sdr lAss sAsash COL
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
DARK THEATRE. ..oUR BOARDING H6UsE.T
4 BROADWAY AND 22D ST
HENRY K. ABBEY Lessee aud Manager
MONDAY, JANUARY 30
first time In New York. after much preparation,
Mr. LEONARD GROWERS AMERICAN COMEDY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29
SALES An AUCTION.

4 UCfION SALE AT, THE PRIVATE KEsfDENCE
A5l West 24th st. between 5th aud uhavs this tMoudsy
morning. commencing 10 oclocx don't tail attend
the large oasehod Furniture sale 100 yards csrpsss
Paror Suits two Pauofores, 10 rosewood aud walnut
bedroom Suits hair and spring Mattresses Paintings Mir
Curtans $40 lots farlor Library. Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture. Goods packed delivered
u. ROTH. Auctioneer.
by JOSEPH X. wEiGEIr. AUcTIoNEER-skLLs
Saloon n lots
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A UC1ION SAik or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture. propcrty OF Il. tiay. Esq.
be sold THIS Monday MORNING. January 90 1877.
commencing ~ 10 o'clock. ut the
elegant five story brown stone mansion
NO. i.U WEST 23D ST.. NEAR GTiI Av
2hriliant toned rianoortes. Stcinway and Windsor.
superb satin Par!or suits
elegant roscw ood EtngcrcA
elegant Mantel Sets
20 choice bronze Ffgures.
20 pieces Parian Stntnary.
II windows lace turtaiLs.
.5 Brussels aud ingram Carpets.
~ fine Oh Paintings, hes: artists
elegant Cabinets.
elcr ant Library bookcases.
elegant Library Tables.
z Ladies Secre tarcs and bookcases combined.
3Lasy Chairs. Turkish style.
2 Music Boxes best Paris
IL elegant BEDROOM suits. eoirate In binck walnut
~ ,uricd hair and spring Mattresses.
~ Pillows Bolstcrs
10 elegant black walnut Rockers.
~ Bedroom Chairs match.
4 black walnut Lounges.
elegant Bedroom and Parlor Clocka
elegant black walnut Bullets
superb Extension Tables.
- black walnut Dining Chairs
= china Dinner and Tea sets.
Castors TINS, Pitchers, Forks
Knives. Spoons Glasswarc &c.
~ UThS is The largest sale OF the Sale
tive. LUKE FlTIGERAlD Auconcer y. IL. Take ST
avenue ears to I'D ST. Competent pack and ship
goods city or country.
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LADIES FLAT RACE
INDIAN LIFE
CHASE FOR WIFR,
Of the most realistic. romantic picturesque thrill.
Ing episodes OF customs In the Far West pre-
senied g the public. In which are engaged
TRIBE OF REAL INDIANS,
and corps Of auxlixcs and horses with entirely
and appropriate properties, fittings. tappings aud
20 CENTS ADMISSION 80 CENTS
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1ly JOHN a. DUNN, AUCTIONEEIs- -SALsSIOOM
l)a0 Great Jones sale this day, 1Ols o'clock tho
OF 10th and iIth the stock aud
Fixture, of troccry also Horse. Wagon aud Harness,
together With the Furniture family Dealers invited
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HorEL rASAfM; i,,xana Island ., cn,o
Ins honsc wis opened on january IS77 entirely new,
hrrd-tncy furnished with all tnudcrn
the frno ncnriy olpne he aeon aud adjoining
the Hyrc D,cra Iluu~c on the Eurupcur pla
with ni excellent.
MfEKNUuS EAIIAtStION.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
IN comrri ing s'rirs al lectures delivered knhn's
Museum uf Anatomy, New York. the cure ut
premature decline. showing inisputably
may he regancd. alnring synoDsis impcd.
ncn.s md the and
cal debility. being the result o years ircs
20 Address the nuhur. Dr. L.. j. KAHN, office aud
--'s.""s ~ hast iDth st. New YORK.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-03
BRE lKINH UP.
Two More Representatives from the NJ.
Louis Hotel Come Over TO
the Legislature.
Mr. Heath, Of Webster, Refuses to Serve
Amy Longer In the Rump.

Messrs. Frederick Fobb, Of Ascension
parish, and N. A. Burden, OF Bossier
parish, who have, up to this time, afYil-
lated with the Packard conclave at the
st. Louis Hotel, appeared yesterday at
Odd Fellows Hall, and were sworn In
rs members Of the Legislature.
Mr.. +. .. Heath, Of Webster parish,
also Of the Packard conclave, appeared
on the floor Of the House for the pur-
pose, he stated, Of resigning all claims
TO seat In the Legislature. He had
been returned elected, he said, by the
Returning Board, but was satisfied that
the government OF which Gov. Nichols
was the head was the only one capable
OF securing peace and order in the State.
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UNMAsxED,
The Pieayune as q Gsnger.
bids Tor the City Printing Opened ON Sat.
urday at the City Hall.

Under a call for sealed proposals
the following bids, received at the
City Hall, were opened on Saturday By
the Mayor and City Administrators,
The bids will be placed before the Coun.
ell to-day:
For printing proceedings and ordi-
nances Of City Council and official
notices OF the several departments of
the City government, per square OF loo
words, solid matter:
The New Orleans Picayune--
fsrty cents, solid agate, and
twenty cents for additional in-
BertiOms.
N. o. Dem0crat~tvvenv cents,
s0lid matter, and fifteen cents each
additional insertion. Alternate inser-
tions to be charged as new advertise
ments at same rate as first insertion,
say twenty cents.
New Orleans Times--3O cents first
Insertion, as above; each additional
insertion, Is cents.
New Orleans Bee 49, 45 cents, solid
agate.
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Ii Has no Powers Except Those
that Hay be Admitted.
It Will Attempt to Organize a
Legislature According to
the Vote Cast.
(hamberlain's Jeremiad and
Hampton's Triumph.
Especial to N. o. Democrat. ]

kSPSClhi VI ~. ". O0uOCIhVsJ
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Commis-
sion has received its instructions from
the Cabinet. and will leave for Louisi-
ana Tomorrow. The instructions are
In accord with the views of the Presi-
dent telegraphed to you week ago, and
relate entirely to the organization Of the
legal Legislature.
The Commission will lay its instruc-
tions before Gov. Nichols and MI.
Packard, and ask their mutual consent
to Its adjustment Of pending difficulties.
The Commission does not claim any
authority except such as may be con-
ferred by consent OF the local authori-
ties.
II one party should accept and the
other reject the mediation of the Com.
mission, it is difficult to say what will
be done. Probably, in that event, the
Commission would ask the privilege
! OF examining the returns for members
of the Legislature for the purpose ol
making q report to the President; but
B both parties consent, or if Nichols
talone should consent, the Commission
kwill proceed to organize the Legisla.
ture on the basis Of the vote as origin.
ally cast.
chamberlain has prepared and served
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-John Thompson appears
tonight again and on Wednesday at the matinea
FOR the last time in on sOn Hand" in which ba
personates nine different characters. On Wed
nssday evening Mr.. Thompson will present his
specially play OF "Zykes." the Snowman.
We call the attention OF the patrons Of the
Academy OF Music to the benefit Of Mr.. Power
the leading man of the theatre; Q painstakine.
conscientious actor, il there ever was one.
The Rosa RAND, BESEFIT.-The benefit Of the
worthy and talented leading lady Of the late Va
rieties Company was attended, az was expected.
the elite Of our CRY. The "Marbie Heart" wsa
creditably rendered by all the actors and anna.
teurs In the cast Miss Koea was complmentad
with copious floral offerings.
THE ToRRLANI BENEFIT.-The concert for the,
benefit OF Mr.. Angelo Torriani, which was ton
have taken place rhis week. has been postponed
to next week on an evening yet TO be fixed. Mr..
Torriani. late Of the Academy troupe, who viii
be assisted by Miss Rosa Raod, Mr.. Levain and
other distinguished performers, deserves hand@
some compliment from the public, and iudoinns
from the appearances OF the box sheet at tarune-
Wald Hall, will receive 1t when the time comee.
CHAs. PoPE's BENEFIT. -- The complimentsry
the Varieties Theatre, to Mr.. Chas. Pope, late
manager OF the theatre, will bring the beaeA-
ciary out in the drama OF "5amson," which was
30 handsomely produced at the Varieties during
the season, and the good cid play Of tha aOid
Guard" The box sheets are now ready for
those who wish to secure good seats for this per-
formance and We sincerely hope 1t will psove -
MOTHER GoosE.-The reception os Mother
Goose, which takes place on Friday next 1t Sc.
Patri,ks Hall, will not only be grand affair but
will also be novel in many OF its features and
well gotten up ln many respects. The entertain
ment Is for the benefit Of St. Panls Church.
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NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, APRIL 3 1877

on Hayes a flaming protest against what
he calls the betrayal Of the men who
made him President" This precious
document consists partly Of '.iere-
miad" by Chamberlain and partly Of o
bloody-sbirt stump speech by Blaine.
The effect Of It will be to strengthen
Hayes determination to unload the
carpet.bag fraternity. Hayes associa-
tion with Hampton has done the former
q power Of good. BUELL..
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THE LOUISIANA COMMIsSION.
Its Instructions Not to be Made
Public.
Full Conferences Held by the Commission
with the President.
All the Written Instructis ~ in the Hands
Of the Chairman for Reference.
Especial to N. 0. Democrat. ]

WASHINGTON, April 2.-It has been de.
ctded at the White House not to give
the instructions to the Commission FOL
publication. The members OF the Com.
mission now here say that they have
had full conferences with the President,
and that 1t has been determined to place
all the written instructions In the handa
OF the chairman Of the Commission for
confidential reference. I am assured,
however, that the general tenor OF the
instructions will be substantially as in.
timated In my afternoon telegram.
BUELL.
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9 fhs Commission to Lay PROPOSE.
tiOns Before Both Nichols
and Packard.
Tl<y Will Propose to Adjust all Pending
Difflcultles.
10 Recanvass the Vote for the Legislature.
Provided Both Parties Consent.
Especial 10 N. o. Democrat. ]

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Notwithstand
ing the secrecy observed at the Whit
House In reference to the instruction.
given to the Louisiana Commission, 1
] transpires that the following verba
instructions have been furnished to tht
members of the commission:
On reaching New Orleans they are
10 organize at once and lay the follow.
Ing propositions before both Nicholls
and Packard for consideration:
That 1t appears from the examination
made by them Of the statutes and laws
c1.rf Louisiana that the power to canvass
The gubernatorial vote and declare the
result Is vested solely and entirely In
she Legislature of the State; that /,
appears from the rolls Of the two bodies
now respectively claiming to be the
Legislature Of Louisiana that neither
OF them has quorum duly declared
and admitted elected under the laws Of
tho State; and that, therefore,
It seems to them from the best in
formation at hand that.no legal declar-
sation Of the election Of Governor has
vet been made, since the only body
which possesses the power to make such
a declaration has not an undisputed
legal existence.
The Commission will then state that
conflicting representations Of the condi-
tion OF affairs in Louisiana have been
made to the President and his advisers
by representatives Of the two contest
ing governments, which have produced
uncertainty at Washington as to which
or the two governments is entitled to
the respect and recognition OF the other
States and of the Federal authorities as
She true and rightful government Of
Louisiana, Independently of the legal
considerations already set forth.
Therefore. and In consideration Of
these facts, the Commission delegated
by the President and the Cabinet, offer
ITO undertake and adjust all the pending
difficulties according to the law and the
facts. beginning with a recanvass OF the
vote for members Of the Legislature, In
Nfder that an indisputably legal body
tay be organized having the statutory
power to declare the election OF Gov
'crnor; provided that, whereas 1t has not
Eeen assumed that the Commission has
any legal power in the premises, except
what may be conferred upon 1t by CON-
mon consent Of the parties legally in
terested. The said consent shall be
fully and freely given, and also pro-
'vided that such consent or acquiescence
shall not be deemed by either party to
change the statu quo now existing pend
Ing the examination proposed by the
Mummission. MAuBRfDE.
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BURNETT's FLAvoRINa ExTRAcTs.-The SUPER
or'sty of these extracts consists in their perfec
purify and great strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which en-
ter into the compoaition Of many Of the Fictitious
fruit favors now in the market. They are not
only true to their names, but are prepared from
fruits of the best quality, and are 80 highly con-
centrated that comparatively small. quantity
only need be used,
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The Crescent City Oil Company has for sal,
pure and freshly ground cotton seed meal. Le
interested parties call at No. % Union street ant
be satisfied.