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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-26

The ciyil-rights bill, which it was supposed
by some folks was to be put to deep slumber
in tue pgeon-holes of the Judiciary Comml''
tee Of the House, is to be revived and pre-
seuted in new shape. On Friday next the
committee has decided to hear Messrs. Elliott
and Lynch, colored members of the House,
and obtain the benefit of their views prepala'
tory to framing a new bill.
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CuBA.--.[Special to the Daily Graphic. j
Washington, January 23.-AlexanderH 81. Ste
phens is reported to be engaged in the prepa-
ration Of o speech to support resolution re-
cognizing the independence of the Republic
of Cuba. Mr.. Lamar, Of Mississippi, will,
it is stated, offer an amendment in favor oil
the recognition of belligerent rights.
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THE VALLEY RA1LRoAD.-Roanoke county,
January 22.-The Valley railroad is pro-
crossing steadily through this county. With
the opening of spring the number OF hands
will lie Increased to at least 800 on this part
of the road, and the work pushed to COM
DletiOn,
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I ORILLARD sTEAsMsHIPfR

oRi 'll.ls s3 DI,,sspTcE "a d24
1GEHnMsdMsEpEKdtiTsSsTEASEss BsgwnREs and
s4Sss s sss a.. g q sssss James ss
TWIIGHr,
leave Watscns wharf RscEst,a e aa.s TIyEs.
DAY, THuRsD1 4. and aaTURDA8t e Gao
i've. eonasens sita Steamer q aSsssis 81 SsS
Through biiIsof Ad,ns ssr ii pssrs, sad
Fseighs received nRtn 6P. daily.
For further ,9sSfssssa ss gss !:
pisf' g ana {: 5o jus wv y Z
onees ii Rockets and sornes aaIz nj sssr.
teslith streeis. q sss.Si s. Aa 10 e
TAMEs RTvERsrEAldBe,ATlza7lE.,g &
u COMPANY. ~ ss
ron sa6Ihss qBakkl ESsss nss s
osss ssghsF 5 ss ss5ssss ssssa
J. a s. =. ar ssERs S.ssEE.. NE
elegant ssesaner y9tiM ~ ~ RI soeS.
ia sss 81 "a Il
IT. 3. .s sss sFs5iTSn AT IS.
4 Ms s. re - g s = ss
= sasE % IS s ssssslk e
,sI gssi :.:::
IS MaA1S,I, 5Ss ISsS Ss as Sssss. %
y - s s:;; &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-26

THE CONTRACT heretofore existing be-
a tweeE the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company aud the Petersburg Railroad Company,
the style OF :. The Richmond and Weldon Route,n
was dissolved on the 31st December, 1878, by mu-
tual consent All persons having claims against the
said "Richmond and Weldon Route ~ win please
send them to the undsrs igned for settlement.
- Nj. w. HARRINGTON, Treasurer.
RICHMOND, January /. 1874. ia lin +
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND AND DANyuLE RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, VA, December q, 1873.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. IL

Train No. l-SoUTHERN E1PnESs-leayes Rich.
mond at sos A. d.. arrives at BurkeviIle at S:l9
A. NJ, arrives at Danyilie At / r. M, arrives 81
Greensboro at $50 y. n. 49,. .-''- -
Train No. NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YaRB
'ExPREss-leaves Greensboro ut 1:1S p M :: ar.
r!yes at DanyiIe ut 3:62 2. NJ arrives at Eurfe-
vile ut S:04 p. M, arrives at Richmond at II sO2
2. III. - - at=..!7 ~ {. !.
ut lAS r. n; arrives at Burkeyille at 1855 p. HI
arrives ut Danve At 9:5s p. ID, arrives at Greens.
boro' al 1880 A. III. stsse .l3,;lss ST. s 4.
No. 4-TnRogGH MAn.-lsases Greensboro q,
2:I5 A. H.: arrives 1t DanVtDe at 5:24 An, mr.
rives at Burkeyils at II :S5 a. MI arrives at Rich.
' Train No. 5-IYscHBuRG PAssENGsH-leavee
Richmond ut 9;42A. NJ; arrives az ,barksyiile al
1880 p, n; arriyesat Lynshbarg at $40 r. n ~
Train No, --BuRKEyMLE AcCoMAQDAL.oS-s
leaves Lynchburg at $50 r A leaves Hnskevtlle
Train No. 4 connects st Burkgytlie with tratnsi
ON Tia. Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO railroad from
T,ynchbury and the South. Pullman palace-carsI
run from Richmond to Charlotte, anc from ClarsS
iotte to Atlanta and New Orleans without change
Train No. makes close connection ut Charlotte
with trains ON the Atlantis and Richmond AIRLINE
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, new
Orleans and all points South and southwest.
Throug tickets sold TO all points south ana soutn
"eot' "uo 0'e'@'eS - y. III. i. TALCOTT,
deq Engineer and superintendent.
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ASA SNYDER.

ASA SNYDER,
tlate President OF Richmond Architectural Iron
Works and Stove Company
IMPORTER or SCOTCH AND FURNACE
AGENT FOR CHARCOAL PlGIRONS.
Office Mt yard. 1908; 1910, 10I2, and 1914
Cary street, Richmond. Va. 90 = 49,
He win buy and sell PIG-IRONS on brokerage.
he VIII buy and sell PIG-IR0NS on his own ac-
count. ~: .ss, M 40 ~ - &
he wil4ect as FURNACE AGENT for such fur
naecs rs Will consign him, their make He also In
com mission 49, -. Ia q1m
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iO-:PARTSERSHlEs. asa SNYnER
" and WARNER MOORE have this DIV : go Z
slatSn insnscfye5 together under The sfYJesf AnA
sNYDkR q coz fer the marufacfure III hRT551.
TECTUkAL lROS-WOaK OF every dsscripston.
go y kSA5 SENDER. 80 q
~ = WARNER MOORE *
RICHMOND, VA. January /, IST4.7 Z. -. /;
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,TTILIUs sYCLE oaers for the next thirty
= = dass eAss1slEREs AND DRESS GOODS
3, ~. ~. ,r,ee.uced pr,css, Is as-1T
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x1cHaoap, YORK RIVER AND CAEsArLAhzkt
-gs. R1cHIoED, November oth. 1873. ,

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CI!EsA i,s-
RlcaaoND, November Sth ~, as1s 70 : ,
ON AND AFIEk lid Ds IA, :, 1 1,,.,.
" SENGER and FhEldhI VIZ -. tsAi ~
road win run follows: ~. 1,,,,. n. -.
PASSENGER IkAia lot ,,a,,,, s Sec Wes. Poini
Richmond at (. No. sna u n:an ~ =" isy isar,.
days excepted,. q
The sp!endid steamer HAt M, a ,n,s ht,Ses,, Wes
Point and Baltimore 70 run In M ss
Poin, TUESDAYS IHURspAYs; Sn ,s.s SAT hIe.
mond 81 PM arriving at nsx III a,ss
fn ample time 10 connec: Wild afaias ios v s' ursr
and West ano ieave ~ Ws 8, 81 cnnbpstina
al west Point with the train due NJ =
Fare TO baltimore, IS :colore1 people. H.; III,
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF HORE-
" HOUND
n pleasant and etilcacious remedy for COUGHS,
COLDS, and HoARSENEsS.
For sale by all druggists and country merchants.
MILLER e. PIERCE, Proprietors,
ia1a corner Fifth and Marshall streets. {.
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 g aE E M - - 9

l 90 ID I'D DBL s -
OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1sT, 1874,
~ =, trains on this road win run as follows:
u; o ana Z. NJ; returning leave Petersburg al
The sos A.. n. MsiL TRAIN does not leave
Richmond on Mondays. and the 1855 p. NJ. MAIL
On rsa1dys leave.
Rieamond at 1880 T. Nj. aud Petersburg at 0:30
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at.
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg ut s A. NJ
and P. NJ daily, except Sundays; returning, leave
petersourg at 1:oo A. ID. and 430 2. 81. duly
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ano
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave at 7 A.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond at 2. III. daily
e1 In aHS leaving Petersburg win start from
the Washngto1-Street depot =, ,,,-o
'''~' " C0RBIN WARWICK, JR,
ia 20 General Ticket and Freight Agent.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ORoAD.-on and after January II, 1874, the
passenger trains sR wi, run R1S s fSl}STS
MAIL TRAIN.-For Gordonsyile, Charlottes.
vile, staunIon. White Sulphur, Hinton, and all In
M ss tEan dsy g
Orange, Culpeper, Warrenton, Manassas: Alexan-
dria, Washington, and the North, and at CharotteS
Vile for Lypchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chatta-
D Observation-Disclosures it5i Gordonsyille and all
intermediate stations daily Except Sunday at ~
T. III. This train connects at GGrdonsyllle fol
Lyilchburg.
EXPRESS-For junction. Gordonsv1lle, Char.
lottesyllle. Saunton, Goshen, Coyington, White sui
phur, Huntington and all the stations between HIT
Sulphur and Huntington daily Except Saturday
ut S:45 P. NJ. This train connects at Gordonsville
Tor Alexandra, Washington, aHd the North, and at
Huntington with steamers Bostona and Fleetwood
for Cincinnati and the West and Southwest.
For through tickets, correct information, ant
rates, apply at A. W. CARRIERS, S26 Main street
at office Ballard and Exchange HOTEL and st the de
pot on Broad Street near Seventeenth.
EDGAR VLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
A. II. PERRY, General SUPERINTENDENT ja10
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Three volumes now ready. Succeeding volumes,
until completion, will he Issued once in two months.
tx# Specimen pages Of the AMERICAN CYCLIC
EDIA, showing type illustrations, etc., VIII be sent
FIRsT-cLAss CANvAssING AGENTS WANTED.
1>N'1'' ID. APPLLETON & CO..,
dc Is eod2Ot $40 and 551 Broadway, n. Y: /.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP ssRfA
" COMPANY.
ror1R SHIPS 4 WEEK FOE NEW / YORK.


For the accommodation Of our patrons and the
public. this Company will, on and after MONDAY
January 26, 1874, dispatch one Of their sple1idin
saia H :; steamsrs OLD p0niSIL3N, M4AN-
Rhs. and steamer RICHMOND, every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY ut high
water. ~ -. ~. sss35ltIs.S
These ships are entirely new, and were built exc
Tney have splendid saloons, staterooms, and BATH
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are NM
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New YORK on the Companys covered pier, 81
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
Ships of this line leave Norfolk at s O'Clock r.
Freight received until r. ~ daily.
For turtle, d ip,e5nSs.sni spp,y go .sn,,
10 FL Office Comrany's wharyes, Rockett1
PHILADELPHIA, RICF. <&Hk
Il MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAh
SHIP LINE-FOR HILADELPHIA PWlCEA
WEEK.-Untl further notice the steamers OF this
line win leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY,
and THURSDAY at II O'Clock NJ.
Freight taken for all parts Of New Jersey, fenn-
sylyania, for Boston, Providence, and New Orleans.
Also for Antwerp aud Liverpool rfd REQ SUR anQ
American steamship lines, and bills OF hding sSned
through.
'A" - No. 2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE Z CO. AGENTS
>au 20 No. IA North Wharyes, PhtlAdelp1a.
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EDUCATIONAx.
DEPARTURES OF srEAsIIERs. !!

EORtNEW YORK The 4NPk
T. steamship WYANOKE. Captain - -
O'Clock A. n. Preighp received until 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ.
1 Through bills Of lading signed, and goods Tor.
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Canard
Line for foreign ports ~ ss,ji - "
For freight apply TO .S,.. ~ 49, 5., !,
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
il 26-2t fCompany's W naPs, Rocketts.
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IITTELL'S LIVING AGE, with either OF the
81 Weeklies Or Monthlies, for SO.
Specimen copies of any OF the above sent post
paid TO any address on receipt OF ten cents.
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- RIoaINoyp. FRxD'G q Por0,aAc u. r. Co.sl
cnysI. TrCKTT e IGHRAGEEr's0 THIcZsa
49,. RICHMOND. October lxfh, 165o.1
OF TR AIMS. 40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-04

OXFORD, ss:-- 81 i CoWt Of Probate held I
Paris within NuG iur Ihy County 81 oNiCr'l
on the tnirti .say ui July, A. u. IS.i.
NN The pctitiou OF CAI.lSIA MCFAbDtN vii.
~ Ow OF Charles McFa,llcn hale Of Pirts 10 said
County deceased, PRAYING 900 an allowance VUt ui
the personal estate of her latc husband
Oucred, That the saiI Petitioner give notice
TO all person. inter, ft.d - eaH.iug cop, OF hs
order IL Le ubliscd ;Ier Weck rucce ,iy,l y In the
oxford Democrat prluici II PIris, Tint they may
appear st Probate COrrt D. be he.i ut Paii'
Ia said County ON the tiiEd Tuesday Of Aug next
at y O'c.Uck in the forenoon aud chow cIuse u any
they have Why the same ,hou,d tot be granted.
4. " WALKER. Judge.
4 tue copy Attest: II. &. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-04

A colored Mississippi legislator late y
proposed a bin 10 make each member OF
the legislature, prescn; and future, II
bona tide attorney and counsellor II law &.
Ills reasoning WAS direct: For" said he
IL We know enough 10 make dc laws.
why don't We practice um ~ Sure
enough, why not a?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-04

In the tovnSi F,yebmx. Count, 81 ON,oIG i-I
STATE. of usiur tor ,h- Ar go.
The iulowm. list ct taNr, on r,a! estate OF uon.
resident uWnets ~ lAc town ot tryrlrrS iJi ,hc
year iS.} ia bIl.s committed 20 SEt MOI u g
U1EE- Collector oil tsNcs Oi tliJ town on
The gtu lay of Jcnc 49, las hctu returned ly
'iu, To- rae ~ remaining unpaid on ihr -ia uAy
Of NAY 49, 10y las rrft.i'li "l ih7t l't' goo
nos, ,,naln unpaid and i.A;I,, b. h.f,by given ihat
u tia -aid tdArs, iIlVTtst .ta cuuDs are Dc. Hid
iu;O Ia, treasury Oi .aii town within 'iriiren
month. h,in t.r dntc of t, elhmin. De- ID .aii 'l-
~ mugl OF Tt real vsli.r faxed - wi be- -Ciicl'nt
10 ny lhe aaGun, duo la rotor c.ucipg mt, 1T
aud chhrgrs vii "..Gvul iuftl.ef uv,irV Ie sold al
4 UD'!e auc,.Jn ~
IT, Ttr.,utcl's iIire IN said town, on the -'ih
day OF Dec, mber, ISL. ~ o'clock, l.. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-04

Iamcs y Perkins u acres, Iiubs0n Land 40 ~
Joseph q. WhHug, 10 ac,cs, pat Of II.
Russell, - tW
Jom'a q, Down. or unknown, y ucres
I.iulelcid Land, 81 -
Heirs Jon'a Evans, 9! acre. meadow,
y. pagc, 10 assc- iti iiy.s. ingalls,, ~
acrc- W - T.. Barker, 20 ~
Nm. II. stevens or unknown, acres
meadow near Eikiu Brook, 80 -
Elb.idgc ilninirn, Earu and "l { D.v.
r. Walker. Pleasant Pond, 40 "
BENJAMIN W Charlie, % acres lEiciynlc,
s4iu, 10 lc-cs meadow. 500, 80 so
VIM johnson or unknown, % acres adj
joining l.. II. Haley, l'o 80
Nath1 Ame-, q acres IN Clay's Meadow, % 10
Harriet T.. Mudsrit buildings aud up .,
laud the j. knight, sOI "
Joseph Ilil 100 acres had Of Bean, lUol 2O
same - acres dad Of }. Wentworth, 10Y
Piulip Eastman, 20 acres No. ), nuh Div
NJ. AIncs. "g M
Owner unknown, 3 acres meadow, y ~
do do, acre. IN j. Frye, % ~
Beri Walker o. unknown, % acres
DIV ; harrington, ~ ~
JOHN LOCKE,
Treasurer 81 FrycbWB.
july l6lh 49, 2i5w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-04

TN. subsciil,yr D. rhy give. pubic noIice that
he u % hr,.r ,lniy app udrd by the Hon Judge "l
pr,,,. for the County 81 OXiorf au'l assumed tie
tr,ist uf Administrator f. Ia ratltc ~
BfTAIEEi. Wnlfk late of Puis
IN said C,uusy decreased b siyiag 6oud ~ sle law
direct. he therefore rrgt,is MI i"r,onr WHO are
inrli, to the cs,afe Of .id dycca al 10 make iiu-
mediate payment and lhoNr shO have ANY dri't''
thereon ~ "a aib.l the sairr 10
THOMAS II. BROWN.
In, u. llLiL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-04

IuK subscriber hcrrJy give, pubs uo.i-r Lat
be- hs- been 'iuiy a-. Jin.r by tie Hon. Judge u
Probate ior tie COI.I) eel u,iJrl I4u At.uti'B 80
trust Of Aumiut.ir.lt . vi tltc g4tttC Ol
MAl.sAEsr E>tOri Isle e.. A,bpN
in sgti Cuun,, deceased by giving bD.d - ia las
direct, liz therefore tutgr-t. al P'Isoas Wa lre
indtb.td 10 The estate ui said drCraN"d "a make Ia.
mediate pay inrni and those who have any demands
ia, IsOu l. cAnibit thc same "
JOSIAH L. WESCOTT.
JulN u. ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-04
July -, Is7I.

THE subscriber hereby g,yrs pnbc Lulice That
ne has been daily appoistcd by the Ton Judgr Oi
~ ubalc iur The County Of Oxlurd and um-l The
tust OF Execute. uf tie hat WIZ and rrsaaciu Of
CLEMENT ;. ~ ATll late VI Bethel
in said County d,c-a>cI by sising bud a IL" law
iircct- lac therefore requests ait lcrsOns who are
ifIt,i - thu tSiat. "i sLiI Jc. -s' ~ md.r in
mediate plyuIoni ni.d thosr who have aay demands
thereon to = : hbit tlis s..ise Ia
cIO. ". Haskell.
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YoE sALB EVERYWHERE.
MAKES The WEAK STRONG.

The Pcyarid,, Syrup, q Protect.
Ell ISOLATION Of the PrOtocfdc or
Iron. is so combined as TO hare
the character Of an Giiment, 0s
easiIB diOestcd and 0sSimitGtcI
9c1h the blood as tie simplest
food. IL Increases tie quantity
of Natures OWn Yitdii=ing
d1ent. iron IN the blood. and
cnres ga thousand ills" simply
JYTonillg np, MrigOratinD di,;t
JitaiizinJ TIC System. The en-
Tiched and UitdiiSed blood per-
ncateS etery part Of The body,
repairing damages ana 1cdsfe,
searching ont morbid sccre-
tions. and tearing nothing for
disease TO feet upon.
This is the secret OF the iU0:l-
6e1JM success Of this remedy i1s
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, DropSy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills ana Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and al diseases originating iis
q bad state of the blood, or dc-
cOMpGnicI by debility or % tOiU
state Of tie system. Being free
from IlCOhOl. Ia any form, its
eReTgizitg effects are not fol-
toned by corresponding reGc-
ton, 6ut are perm dHent, fnTtt-
sing strength, CiDOr, and ReiO
life into al parts Of The system,
and 61iIdin1 ip "a, Iron Con-
StitutioR.
Thousands hare been changed
Gy the use of this remedy, from
sceak, SICILY, suffering cred
tures, to strong, hedtthy, and
happy men ana cO:nen; and
inUdiids cannot reasonably les
ifdte to Oivc it a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP Glo,Un in The glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, PrOprietOrs,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS CENERALLI
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BOSTON & PORTLAND
STEAMERS

In order 20 accommodate passengers arriving in
Portland by evening trains,
The srAyNCH and SUPERIOR Sea-going
Steamers
John Brooks and Forest City,
will. unil further notice, leave Franklin Wharton
Boston, daily tSUndays excepted at O'Clock L.
NJ. Returning leave India Wharf, Boston, zane
DAYS att T.. NJ.
These steamers have been newly fitted mp with
steam apparatus tor heating cabins AMI state
rooms, AMI now adprd the most convenient and
go LlOrtab.e means OF transportation between
Boston and Portland
Passengers by this long established line, obtain
every comfort and conV enience, arrive in lime to
take the earliest trains out of the city, and avoid
tie Inconvenience Of arriving late IT night.
Freight Taken at Low Rates.
Mark goods care I. =. Packet Co.
Fare sl.50. State Rooms may be secured in
advance by mail.
J. Il. COYLE, Jr., Gent. Agt., Portland,
Portland, June %, lS7i
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Scmi-Weckly Line.
Steamers EleanOra and Franconia

-~~1 11-----@-@ IIUU CVtrN " q y \ and
TUTUSDNI at5, 4. NJ, ami leave Pier - East
River, New York, every MONDAY ahi THURS
DAY 40 9. L. VI.
Thc Elcanora Is a pew steamer, jast built for this
route. and both ~he and the francJna are nticd up
with line accommodations Tor passengers, making
tiis n. most convenient aud comfortable route for
travellers between New FORK and Maine. These
steamers will touch az Vineyard Haven during The
summer months ON their passage 10 aud from New
York.
Passage IN state Room s. 90, meals extra.
Good. forwarded % and from Philadelphia,
Montreal Oucbec -. john anil all parts Of Maine.
Shipper, are requested 10 send their freight 70
the STEAMERS as early a. :, /. NJ. on days they
l. ave Portland. For further information apply To
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
!. r. AMES, Ag't PIER - +. l., New Ork.
Portland, July -. ISIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-04

OXFORD, ,s:-At "a CopG of Probate htd ~
Plr.- within md g1r The County Of oxford
ou the ihifl TIA. slt, 81 fuiy. %. ~
NNiic petition Of ALNA SiIt IriEFF Al
mIu.,trltur un the c-tit' ut Charles MrFul.
len late Of Paris in ND count, ilrcct gel rrt'uC
G,r license - sell ani convey al .. De- real csia;c
oi .tid deceased tor 40" pI,W"ui 90 debts aeI
incidental chIr-ct. a. the ~li" OF ans cntFS ror-
tinn would greatly drprcc.Itc ihc Wallace %. thc re-
ultindcr:
Ordered, That the aid l,.-tloErr siye notice
% NIL person. intefs.t,d by =Eu-ipg an shtra' pi
.aF petition ~sh thi. Oriy. th'rr,u 20 De- ruh.is'i
tlirct weeks su-c,.si'ty "a the Oxford D-inocfri
printed at fati-. ihttth' may alp"ar At frobai"
Court to be- he'd at Pms ia r,id County On
TIE ihirI IurtdO VI Art n.Nt - y o'clock 90
he forenoon .,ui -i"~ ,,a-" 70 suy thc. have -hy
the sumo should not To- gained.
Al. HNLkEE. Judge.
\ true rauv--ati,,t: ". &. DAVIS. E,., tar
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OAlORD, - Al a CONT g., FfOy.ue IL al
Paris viii a. and fJr a. county "i oxford
on the tl.irJ ur,dl, OF Jub, :. y. ISL,
yyTIIIItN W EDl.NTlE -ri FLOHENIINE
w l. JACKSON Executors e tic r-,ate OF
JOHN Jacksvu Late ui bsNhtt 90 ''id t"d"iI &c,
admiui- tratiOu 90 thC a. titC col $40 lccrAscd iIr
allowance:
Orgtrrd, That the said Executors give notice
10 all pen sVu- Interested by eHu,rg copy Oi this
JrieTiO b, Published three weeks sG-crssiy,! IN is
oxford Democrat printed at Paris. that they may
appear 80 u Probate Court to Toe held Hi iars
in said County on the third Tuesday Ui Aug. next
at O'clock in the iUTrLOon I'D -ht cau,t II my
tucy have Why the SAINT should not Oe ptuvti alp
proved and allow "a rs the last il and IcsiGmcut
OF said deceased.
An. WALKER. Judge.
Atruecopy- attest II {. DAVIS, Rrgis'r
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July Fl. ls1E

THE subscriber hereby give. pubic notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County of oNi1rd and assumed ile
trust of Administrator Of The estate Of
HANNAH j. BLAME late az Paris
ia said County deceased by giving bJud the law
Directs be therefore requests all persons who ave
Indebted TO the tstdtc OF said decreased 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the ,Hnie ~
MILAN T. PERKINS.
ItIl,. ~ -
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Orchestral Organs
OF GERMAN MANUFACTURE,

Are the most beautiful in style and perfect In tone
ever made The Concerto and Orchestral stops
are the best ever placed la any Organs. They are
PRODUCED by an extra set OF reeds, peculiarly
voiced. the eject or which is most charming and
soul stirring. while the imitation OF thc human
voice a. superb.
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Non-lscSiIcnt Faxes,

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90 pEUGLo ,liAsoN * CO.. ro.tland. Sic.
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DISTRICT CoUKT OF TIE UNITED STATrs
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
IN The matter Of il HES tyR,NEuUPTCY
q PERKI DankfNLf ~

This is to give r.i Thai a petition has been
presented 10 the Cbu.f f'i- 2jth day OF May, lSf'
hv Jamcs c. Pciy co. i'lr.s in said District
Elnkrul t,rIayng That ~ r,ty have full dsrh "fge
Iron. III MS debts, pr0vahe under the bShAiup'
Act. aud upon reading sai@ Petition,
lr IL ORDERED by The Court TIA; hearing ice
had uuon t'tc same on the hrst Monday 81 sep
tcubcr. \. -. l,,i before the c"nft IA f"i,i1
i'm s,i,I district at ~ o'riock. \ NJ, and that
noti,,c thereof liz. pubIiicd ga the ONiOnt Demo
r,:t and the Portland DI'ly Advertiser. new -.
i,ui,cr, printed la laid pi-tgict. orre week ior
,hf,.e successive weeks the lat publication 10 be
tIity yys nc least before the dag of hearing, ana
maj mn ,le creditors who have proved heir debi-I
snei other persons IN interest, may appear at -ali
time aud place AMI show cause " any thel nav,
uhy The PRAYER vi said Petitioner should not Oe
rsyntrl WM L. PREBLE,
Clesk of I;sirict Court for sGia DISTRICT
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Young Sky Lark.
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE!

The NEW IMPROVED AMERICAN, self
threading, with ae,0 SeifhfeIdiHg shuttle threaded
in q seeond) is Acknowledged 10 be the most
complete, simple aud durable a. well as the HqhfsSt
running ana bet Family !Sciring Machine the
world has yet produced. Ladies will not buy
auy other after seeing and trying them.
Agents wanted u buy and sell them In all
unOeeupied territory. If there is no agent for
them in your vicinity, send for circulars TO
EDW1RD DEWEY,
al Avon Street. Boston,
General Agents FOR New England states.
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