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MARINE aNTEEIVGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. MARCH 80, 1877.


ARRIVED. .-
Steamer J. W. Eycrman, Plat, Philadelphia, mer
chanCise and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent.
Steamer Eliza lIanrox, Clifford, Norfolk, m"r-
rhandiSc and passengers. j.. IL Iatuni, aPeni
SAILED. y! ...':'
steamship Wyanok", Couch, New York, merch:lrl-
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen & CO., agents
Schooner Orolc, Baker, New York, coal, Gntrt.
'.r.' CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. @.us'
From Liverpool February 3D. bark Trafk lSorl
jacobsen. 49, -
FROM Liverpool Mar. II Isl, DARK hOSc iScrI An
From Liverpool February Il 9Th, bark Rath Ennis.
From Liverpool February 9th, bark sulltzelma
From From Boston March :, barkcn,ine Nora, Smith.
From New York March TIN, schooner alaiida
(Br.l, O'AIahonpy.
From Rockland 2Iarch =, schooner Maggie Ben
From New York March Goth, schooner a. G. Ire
From phlladelphia March goth, schooner vashti
sharp, Candy. 81. Il 80
From Salem March l 9th, schooner EieIlora Van
From Baltimore iIarch 23h, schooner Corhella,
From Orient, l.. L. March -. schooner zuIettc Ken
yon, buckingham. WAL, o,., ,
From Baltimore March cath, schooner Louisa
From bridgeport, Conn.,, March =, schooner D.
II. Diyerty, Williams.
From Orient, l.. L., March -, schooner ". +. Par
ker, Daniels.
From New York March 26'h, schooner Oaks
Ames, Edmunds.
From Calais, Me-, March -, schooner Moonlight,
Allen.
Kirk. Bugbce. .t.
Schooner Mary u. ireland, Cors"n, from Rich
mond at Philadelphia March 2sth. ..a
t- MISCELLANY. t.Ht
Schooner Sonhip IT WlntcrtoD Jackson, from
York river, Virginia, arrived ut New York March
miles south Of Barncg at during thick log was run
into by The schooner o. T.. Binn3, from Virginia for
New York. striking rs on the port-ca.hcad, carrying
away j5boom; fore, and main-lnasi clSss 70 the
Was not ascertancd, and size was To- OF In the
fog. AZ Z. NJ, OFF hbSecorn, was spoken and taken
in tow by steamer a n .hta r ,f" fh''aoep"'a
The tugboIt Brandon = being repar'' at Graves
!, ~ ~ By telegraph. - ~ G,r, ", ,i
J.. I'D sTEAMBn woRCEsTERrSHILL ASiIORE.
NEW YORK, March 3U.LThe steamer Worcester,
from Boston for Philadelphia, is stSi aground af
Goose IsIfnd, TIE wind blowing gale from the
~ New YORK, March 30.-Arriycd: = Steamer Cana
da. Arrived out; steamers President, queen OF
IA. Zanered, Therora, Roselar. .EDJaa Atanduse,
Sonora Bot DO, Vottor, Pecan. Nimrod.
The signal observer at Cape May reports Inc Win
The, Guitrer, Keayop,. with. gaano, for Rich
mond, is ashore on Townsend Inlcf. rs ,-teo,s. :.
+ ... .,u.na. '#.!a DIsASTER.sr~@! i0I% az /.
BOSTON, March 39.-,rhe British orig Harriet hns
been lost, with all aboard butItwo, near Mistaken
FORT MONROE, March s0.-Arr,vfd: Bark Joc-
auinna, from Havana, for orders. 'i2H2 '.s
The Ship Winchester, rett nsly ashore on Cape
Henry, got of and passed up TO Norfolk -
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WINES. Liquors. &c.

DICHMOND, VA, JANUARY l, 1877
IL we have made n chemical examination of
David F. CLEMMER'S MOUNTAIN RYE
WHISKEY, using for the purpose samples selected
ccived By Messrs. GEORGE A. HUNDLEI & co. al
different times and Of ages varying from one TO four.
most searching tests It has stood hem all perfectly
nothing of dcetcrous nature being found In 1t. II
can therefore be confidently recommended for It's
purity and excellence to those WHO whiskey as
beverage, while for medicinal purposes II ts all thai
can be desired :, ....
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR; NJ. D.: Analytical Chemist
and Lecturer Oh Chemistry, Medical College oil
Virginia.; w
r. S. j. PEBBLES, M. D., Professor of Chemistry
Medical College of Virginia.
100 barrels now In store, and for sale. :.
a3 GEORGE A. HUSDLEY i co.
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SUICIDE ORA WEST VIRGINIA LAWYER
W. II. Ogden, 4 well-known citizen and
practicing attorney OF Hardy county, W.
Va, committed suicide at his residence,
near Moorefeld, in that county, on Monday
last, by cutting his throat with razor. He
had been under the influence OF morphine
for several days, and it is believed was led
TO suicide by ill-health and, dependency,
superinduced by dissipation. Mr.. Ogden
was generally regarded us a good Office
lawyer, who seldom appeared in. court. He
has always been considered somewhat &C.
centric. Even when dlssipating he shrapk
instinctively from public gaze, and always
preferred seclusion.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
D.. .... . RICHMOND. March go, 1877.
OFFERINGS. p. 'a..
WHEAr.-TVhite. bushels. Red, 43l bushels.
CoRN.-IVhtte, 7O2 bushels. ..,. g.. ...,,'...-
OATS-6O bushels. ~.
MILLET SEEDS bushels.
+" .# 81. SALES. "~ ~"
WHEAT White. 4 bushels prime ut 3 .65. Red,
$50 bushels very good private terms; 80 bushels
prime 1T 81 .65-tota, 432 bushels. '".
= CoRN-TVAite PIG bushels very cool on private
terms: SO bushels very good Mt 6fc.; 30 bushels
good ut 53c. 200 bushels good At 53c.Gtotal. 636
bushels. .s''.,
RE-EXIIiBITED.
OATS.-6O bushels. ... ..t.
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OVER THE WIRES.
THE SOUTHERN CONGREGATIONS
s5}fie.a TFaE WHITE. HOUSE. .a,:s. 4.
Recognition of the Hampton Govern.
: . sHcnt Pretty Well. Agreed Upon.

THE 10 UIsIANA COMMISSION TO ORGANIZE
IN NEW ORLEANS AND De IN SESSION
Two wEEKs-TIIE GRANT HOUSE At
WHEELING BuRSED-A 100000 FIRE IN
NEW HAAfPsHIRE-ARR1vAL OF THE FAST.
TRAIN FROM SAN NCISCo-DEATu OF
r.. II. MACY, OF NEW YORK-A NEGRO
HUNG TO A TREE IN KENTUCKY FOR AN
INFAMOUS oFFENCE-THE CROWDS THAT
THRoNG THE HOTEL IN WASHINGTON TO
SEE HAMPTON. .. 1...
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4 PRoNoUEcED CASE OF HYDRoPHoBIA.-
Boston, March g. Thomas WELSH Of CAM
bridge, was bitten by a, dog last Christmas.
For several days he has been complaining
and apprehensive OF hydrophobia. He be-
came delirious to-day, foamed at the mouth,
barked, and became SO violent that 1t re-
CURED three men to hold him. His case is
pronounced hydrophobia OF the worst type.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

Spring GOODS.-I now have in-store a
- full line Of the following goods DECORATED
DINNER and TEA-SETS, some new and beautiful
NER- and TEA-SETS, very cheap T0ILET-SETS
French and English-over fifty different patterRs.
RICH CUT GLASSWARE, In soInp,ete sets and %
kinds fine and common TABLE-CUTLERY: ELF,
CANT VASES. tABINkr-SErS, and .BR0NZES IN;
RATORSi of the best makers; HOUSE-FUE
NISIfING and KITCHEN UTENSILS of every
kind. Persons in want Of goods In my line Will CON
before making their purchases. All goods Will b.
sold at the very lowest prices. 6,,,,,,n,,
mh19t El as .-.'i fr;1O11 Min street.
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Just before the panic OF September, 1878,
there were but four coal mines in operation
in the kanawha Valley above Charleston
There are now twcnty-thrce in operation.
This is one OF the results OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. When it is remembered
that this increase has occurred notwlth-
standing the general depression in business
and the low price Of coal. it presents graf
living state OF affairs. -Edndrhd Gazette.
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL AVALANCHE IN NOVA
SCoTIA.-Xakifur, n. S., March 29.-Du-
ring heavy storm huge mass Of snow be-
came detached from Summit Hill, near
Betts's Cove copper mine, swept down and
completely buried two houses: One man
and five children were taken out dead from
the ruins. Thirty-tive persons were in the
houscs when the avalanche commenced.
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Nh. SAMUEL j. TJLDEN's SILVER MINES
Samuel j. Tilden is the owner OF considera-
bic mining property at Silver Peak, and his
agent recently passed through this city en-
route to that point for the purpose OF tnak-
ing examinations, with the view to ascer-
tain the ACCESSIBILITY OF m early resump-
ton OF work.--Austin Rereitle.
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BODnS. STATIONERY. &c.
VXTOODHOUSE d PARHAM,
BLANK-BooK MANUFACTURERS AND
BOOKBINDERS.

BLANK-BOoKS of all sizes made to any pattern.
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, MUSIC, &C, bound
carefully, neatly, and substantially.
PAPER RULED to order, and PAMPHLETS
put up. All of which will be we'll done
Our PAPER-BoX FACTORY Is In full opera
tiop NH 81
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FIREs.-A fire broke out yesterday in the
dwelling OF Mr.. NJ. e. Otey, corner OF Jack
son and Fourth streets. Before the engine
could bc gotten to work the house was
pretty much destroyed.
The dwclling-housc OF Mr.. John =. Sha-
ner, at Shancrsvile, on the Campbell Court
house turnpike, was destroyed by fire about
10 o'clock yesterday morning. -Lynchbu1y
DiUiniQR. ..
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A California paper says that. The water IN
Z well lately sunk on! the; Colorado. desert,
within. fifty miles OF theiriver, is too ,salt for
domestic se.-Nee1 "fori; Times. ~ az :
There are gooi many wells OF that. sort
N Ohio and West Virginia.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
T." -. 49,. ~ FRIDAY, AIarch.30, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 50 hoesheads, l
ticrces, md "a boxes. The offerings q, auction
Change were 81 packages. OF which number 80
were taken In. and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from 80 to :25. ~ -.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ENGINEER,S OFFICE 4
MANcnEsTRR, VA, March 80, 1877. e
CEALED PROPOSALSiWIl4L BE RE-
y CEIyED AT THIS OFFICE until IL O'Clock
THURSDAY, April 8, 1877, for the CONSTRUC-
TON OF a fCOFFER-DAM at the break In the
canal-dam, and for the. EBUILDlSG OF THE
SrONE-DAM Ut tho break
Plans and specifications can DE seen at this office
every day from TO O'CLOCK To Tho date specified.
and stone-work, and no purity to pus In more than
one bid, either directly or indirectly. No bid re-
coiyed unless In conformity with The form OF pro-
posal at this office. The city reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids. w. r. WEISiGER,
- Chairman Committee on Tater~P Power.
A. LANGSTAFF JOHNSTON, City tNg1neeI, Ga
INN 3O-Ot s.:.5.-
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A WALKING MIRACLE.

3fr. IT. Il. StecenS:
Dear Sir,-Though 4 stranger, want to inform
you what VEGETINE has done for me.
Last Christmas Scrofua made its appearance In
nv systcm-larec running ulcers appearing on me,
rs follows: One on each Of my arms, one on my
thigh which extended to the seat one on my head,
which eat into tie skul:-bone; one on my left leg.
which became so Tad that two physicians came 10
anputatc ,hc limb, tholgh upon consultation con-
cludcd not to do my whoc body was so full OF
Scrofula they deemed it advisable to cut the sore,
which was painful beyond description, and there
was quart Of matter run from this Que sore.
The physicians all gave Inc UP TO die, and said they
could 60 no more for me. Both of my legs were
drawn I'D 10 my seat. and ii thought If did yet
UP agaR would DC Il cripple for life.
When in this condition Islw FEGETlSE advcr-
tisct and commenced taking it In March, and fol-
lowed on with it until / had used sixteen bottles,
and this morning ain going TO plough corn, well
man. All my townsmen say it Is a miracle to see
me round walking an working. -.r-js
In conclusion, will add, when l was cD during
such great suffering from that dreadful disease
of this world; but ms VEGETINE has restored to
me the blessings Of health, desire more than ever
to live, that may be Of some service to my fellow
men, ana know Of no better way to aid suffering
humanity than to enclose youths statement of my
case with au earnest hope that you will publish it,
and 1t will afford me pleasure to reply to any COM
munlcation which may receive The refrom.
Lam, sir, very respectfully,
.'E''.5 - '-' .s WILLIAM PAWN.
Lieery, Berrien county, Mich, July 10. 1872.
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CHINA AND PLATED-WARE.-
OyaSES new styles-came0 decorations; CO.
LOGNE SETS Of the late Vienna and Centennial
designs CHINA DINNER and TEA-SETS. French
great variety: Observation-Disclosures Stands,
Tea Sets, Card Reccivers-all new patterns; PAR
LOR COAL VASES handsomely decorated;
BRONZES-French and Japanese finish. Call and
see styles and pricesteforG purchas,ng No trouble
-. successor TO james w. Gibson.
deJ5 ......-. a. ~ 1907 Main street.
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WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Democrats
arc again allowing themselves to become
hopeful. The hour-and-a-hali Interview &C
corded Senator Bruce and Representative
Lynch seems to have had for its object their
rcconcilement to the present loss'to the Re-
publicans Of Louisiana and South Coroiina.
The President argued that this course
would create new political combinations shat
would certainly lead to the early recovery OF
Mississippi and North Carolina, and event
ually break the color-line in all the southern
States. Discussing the personnel OF the
commission with General Gibson, the Presl-
dent said that General Harlan had been very
radical, but was now in accord. with him on
the southern question. The President in
timatcd to General Gibson that il the com
mission allowed itself to be partial it you'd
be toward the Conservatives.
The entire Louisiana party lett for home
this morning, not confident but quite hope
full. There is nothing feared now in the
South Carolina case but delay.
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AUSTRIA AN THE Pope.

LpSDoN., March, 30.-A. dispatch from
Rome 10 tie TTme$ says The: Papal Nuncio
at Vienna hits sent to the Vatican report
OF conversation with Count AndrassYC
upon handing him the papers coptStpIsg
the recent .allocutiopy -,,ount AnttaNy in.
formed tie Nuncioof that the Austrian Gov
eminent, while deeply interested in the
welfare of the Holy See, desired to avoid
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EgNERA1. WATERS.

G E \ U I. N Z VIC ny.
The thermal springs of Vichy arc owned by the
French Government. and the waters are bottled un-
der It's supervision. They are applied i'll c:l>ts of
GOVT, RHEUMATISM. DIABETES. GRAVEL
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEY. AND DIS
EASES OF THE STOMACH Digs
pcpsfa).
For sale (thc of 81 guart-bottlcS at l2.JO
and the single dozen At $500 by
OSCAR CRANE,
ao -codl m No. ] Governor street.
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BETHESDA WATER.-This celebrated
ID WATER has been lately introduced into this
streets who is the sole agent for its sale In Richmond
:.nd vicinity. Although but recently disc9yered itS
bladder and arrangements Of the stomach, such ~
dyspepsia. &c. are remarkable as 10 place 1t al
once in the front rank Of curative waters. There l.
no remedial agent known which will SO quickly and
eff.ct,lly eradicate from II L system nj traces of
diseases requiring dluretic trc: mont.
GEORGE SCHGN,
NH s-3m 100 Main street.
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LATEST al .F,Oi,RiElIGN NEWS,

.,'..,r,..I ~, 4 Rome. ,.:,,. :
TIE pore CARRIED TO WITNESS THE GOOD FRI
= -" 80 - DAY SERVICES .''izt- ~.
> ROME, March so. 1.-THE Pope was carried
to the small gallery OF st. Peters to-day to
witness the Good,F Friday services. r n
In consequence of the polemics about the
Pores allocution, the Vatican has resolved
to send to the Nuncios ut the foreign courts
a memorandum explaining the situation OF
the Holy SCI; ,,w :eo,g;-s. cor ,l,tyrr
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Body OF Drowned Child Recovered.

Correspondence oil the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, n. c., March 30.-The body OF
Captain Locks little boy, drowned from
the steamer Nesta about month ago, was
recovered yesterday about two miles below
where drowned. The remains were not at
ali INITIATED ...f' ssta -'.. T.4
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isy Telegraph.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March S0.-FIour strong. hnoynnt,
and unchanged. Wheat scarce. strong, and higher:
PENNSYLVANIA red, Sl.67; Maryland red, prime.
Sl.GS; amber. $I.70. Southern corn quiet and
steady: western quiet and caslcr; southern white,
5l052c.; yellow, 52c.
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MISSOURI BU@YEss-,dEN IMp1TIENT.-St.
Louis, March 2o.-The Board OF Directors
OF the Merchants Exchange this noon, at
the request OF number OF prominent nlel-
chants OF that body, adopted the following
Whereas the. continued delay In settling
the politicaltroub1es In Louisiana Is prov
ing very detrimental, TO the interests OF
that Statc--agricu,tural, commercial. and
manufacturing; aud as this condition OF
things resc,s ipiuriously on The industrial
and commercial interests Of this. city and
the whole Mississippi Valley, be it there
fore ts....>
Resolped by the board Of Directors Of the
Merchants Exchange Of 81. Louis, That the
President of the United States be respect
fully solicited to withdraw the troops from
the vicinity OF the State-House in New Or.
leaa,s, leaving the people Of Louisiana in the
adjustment OF their strictly local affairs the
same freedom that the people OF other
States enjoy.
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New York.

oBITUARY-PARTIAL SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS.
NEW YORK, March 30.-R. III. Macy, 4
well-known faDcY-goods dealer Of this city,
died in Paris yesterday.
All the Exchanges closed to-day except
the Produce Exchange. There was only a
seggarly attendance, there being Il close
holiday III all the foreign markets.
The banks are open, and bankers offices
have to be kept open, rs il is not legal
holiday. ....
DELAY IN TwEED's RELEASE.
New YORK, March 30.-New complic;-
tons cause few days delay in the negotia-
tons for Twced's release. Is. -. -. Fl.
. go 49,. PERSONAL. & -
Judge Russell, who received his passport
from Venezuela, has arrived here, and will
proceed to Washington. Minister Russell
says he can sustain his charges against the
Venezuelan officials. 70
TEN DAYS BY RAIL FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
The fast-ireight train OF twenty cars, con-
tanning tea and silk, from San Francisco
March 10th ria the Baltimore and Ohio
line, reached here at 2. 81. to-day, max
ing the trip IN ten days.
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ANDOLPH d. CYCLISTS -
n BOOKSTORE.
1o00, .SD 1904 MAIN STREET

Customers will find mt tile new store the largest
and most varied assortment In the southern States
of BOOKS in all the departments of literature. All
goods are sold at fair prices, but many thousand
Volumes are sill offered 1t about HALF The usual
price STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS: LE-
GAL, CLERKS, and MERCANTILE BLANKS.
OFFENDING and BLANK BOOKS TO order.
NH l3-dGw
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i'lOur.

fine. & $50; superane, 1918: extra superfina,
S725GfS7.50; common family, 50; fancy family,
SS52GSS. Market steady.
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BUsTNEss CHANCys.

DRUGSTORE FOR SALE--Gne OF the
II most complete DRUG-sTORES in the city.
which includes the stock or Drugs, Medicines, Fan
cy Goods, Tobacco Cigars. 30 ties, Gases. Counters,
sneivlng, Drllwers patent OIL Can, &C.. &c.=Good
reasons given for seiug. An excellent chance to
obtain bargain ifuppcation be made ut once.
ADDRESS q DRUGGIST,
care Of Ietter.Clrricr No. II.
mn 31-3tA Richmond, Va.
STOCK or FURNITURE, TOOLS, FIX
- TURES, LEASE. LICENSES, AND GOOD
WILL AT PRIVATE SALE.-hg trustee under q
deed or trust from +. Hclfert, duly recorded. offer
&C.. &C., above, at No. 1881 cast Main street
This Is good opportunity for with small capi-
tai 10 enter at once upon we-e tabiislcd business
Ibe rent Is very moderate. For particulars apply
to me. A. y. WIIIIAMS
Trustee OF Grubbs & Williams, Real Estate Agents
nah 29-6t
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SEISE.V7aREAD. &c,
SEISE-THREAD: esSsss
EIGrL1rP NiL,N-S DEPtrI

SEINE-TIIREAD o. al Nos and qualities,
SElNE-LIN ES:-;lI .l3es:
PATENT AMI SOFT ElNE-TN'iNES-aa Nos;
Y,WKIYG. SEINE-CORKS and CORHWoOD
OiL-C!.OTIENG. &c, cheaper than ever.
l.. LICHTESSTElS.
importer Of Scine-Thrrad,
ta25 1905 aud 1907 Franklin street.
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TOR SALE CHEAP, OR WILL EX.
4 CHANGE FOR LUMBER. the machinery ofa
Steam Saw-mill. sold for want of use. ] Stcam-En-
gIna 20 In. cylinder 80 In. stroke. 81 horsepower.
u Plain Cylinder Boilers, SO IT. long. 10 in. diameter,
with steam and mud drum, and connecting pipes.
Risdens Sawsfill. GO f. carriage, complete: Turn
Ing Lathes, Sitting and CrossCut Saws and Tables,
Hangers, Pulleys etc. ii. j. NCLFORD,
NH 26-6t Brtdgtton. y. j.
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CASE DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE WESTERN
UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

CASE DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE WESTERN
....- /. UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
a CINCINNATI, March 30.-In the Court Of
Common Pleas of Hamilton county, Ohio,
Judge Burton yesterday rendered decision
in the case of the Western Union Telegraph
Company against the Marietta and Cincin-
natl Railroad Company, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company, granting
a perpetual injunction against the use OF a
wire recently erected between Cincinnati
and ParkcrsburS by the defendants. The
Court. in rendering the decision, stated he
had held the case for some time in the hope
that he should be advised Of the result OF
the litigation in Baltimore, which, it was
supposed, would affect this controversy.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.


Mr.. u. Il. StereaaS rsr.L.. .....
Dear Sir,-I will most checrsully add my testimony
to the great number you have already received In
favor of your great and good medicine VEGE-
TINE for do not think enough can be said In its
praise for troubled thirty years with that
dreadful disease Catarrh. aud had such bad cough
ing spells that It would seem as though could
never breathe any more aud thank God ali the time
that there Is so good medicine as VEGETISE, and
also think 1t one of the best medicines for coughs
and weak, sinking feelings ct the stomach, and adj
wise everybody to take the FEGETINE, for can as
sure them II is one of the best medicines that ever
was. Mrs. l.. luke, 4. :
corner Magazine and Walnut streets, :
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DISSERTATIONS & .pARTN ERsms

YEGETlNE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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