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The Portland daily press., 1879-04-17
FORElGN PORTS.

Newcastle NSW. 'p 'ieAinon' "ass'
SD I'm Marseilles 10th inst, barque Elliott Ri.chIe
hutchinson New Orleans.
soa AT ,naimo March 2s, ship Mercury, Panno from
San francisco, just ar, for Valparaiso 0A-
for az HMarsees Meh 26, ship Anna Camp, Gardiner
e, AZ stsns ta1eon de Plea Mch 49, barque Willard Mudg
ans sq t@ Busn0s = AyFss Feb q Ade
santa Fe, to load for Bueuos Ayers: 9stb bria
Herman, Hchborn, Cuba -o'N' wig
Cardiff. 'An'''o "on i"th' snip Laurens, Snow,
CAR AT at Aspnwa 4th inst sch zeta Pei Francis. fm
Ar AT at Bermuda 9th inst, barque f B Fay Hard
WICK @ New York tor Anjier; 7th. schs Ontara, Car
Ar at St John, isth iai ii inst scas
Pinkham, Portland; W Thomas, Mariner. Wind.
s6srS sGr rs for phadepha 18th. ship Syvanus Blan-
poran Ga i51h Ghc schs Ritche, Feethy and Jed
CID 1d, at ,Musquash NIB, 18th inst sch Victor Perry
--latest by European steamers
Cld at Liverpool 1st inst, Frank Curling Curling
San EFrancco "a, Edw OBren, Henry, Callao for
ca at Cardiff I'd inst, Sterling, Baker San Fran
Ar at Newry 9Th inst, screamer. snnett. Havre.
Marseles NA' Ds'0'ouA' luz
Sid I'm Marseilles March sOth, sibey, Conant
AT at Havre Moh 31st, Gen Shepley, Springer, and
Screamer. Austin. New Orleans,
Sid "a. Il Thomas. Nichols NV York
ID Sld I'm Table Bay, CGH, March 6, Abbie Clifford,
panker BUN st Thomas; sth. Remick, Rose, do; 10th,
Faio Alto, Griffin, do.
SPOKEN.
april 6. lat &c. lon 60 20, barque M Haven, from
Portland for Cardenas.
March p LAT 4e lon 25 ship Kendrick Fish, from
March "a, lat q 80. barque Sargent, Leighton,
April @ lat 28 I5 lon IS 30 sch Lena Storer from,
New Orleans tor Boston. ''0-
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-17
TrRox mrnoHANrs, rxoHANan.1

,Jeremie.
Ar at Liverpool 1itb, ship Harvey Mills Mills, San
Ar at London Is inst. steamer Viking, Portland ~,
Talcahuano,
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-17
FESHERMEN

, SD I'm Newport 18th, scbs Octavia A Dow from
Portland bound South: Cora Smith, North Il az en-
Ar At New VorS lily, Is;yn, Castins SaS e; Ior 40.
Boothbay bound South. ' avn
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-17

Daily Domestic Kecefpts.
BY water conveyance-1O0O bush corn meal to G
yTYfi pr ~
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-17
DOMESTIC PORTS.

nSaaIa5s San EKANCISCO- Cid 18th, ship st Stephen
Pendleton, Blanchard, Burard Inlet ttai4u' "e"i'ny
NEW ORLEANS-Below 10th, sch j P Macbecca
Woodbury., from Ruatan.
Havre. oiS' Ds"no'
,oI PEnNSACoLA-Cld n 18th, sch W Brown Moul-
KEY WEST-Ar 10th, ship Bombay, Peterson
NPH5ILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch Fred Gray SWEET,
AZ 18th, schs Cepbas Starrett Babbidge, ,Matanzas:
a a. hammond. Smith, Providence; Aimeda Wiley.
SRl1candist Ra1aa Cienfuegos; Fannie 8 Edith, Chapman,
CID 18th brig Hayiah. Coombs, Caibarieu.
sro a. T neaware breakwater 18th, brig Long Reach,
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, schs AImon Bird. Drink.
water. Pomt-a-Pitre. II days; Anita Small from St
IaeHst Iaetae " gays; Magnet Fetchor shulee NS Red
Portland; Trrell. Nicserson, do A-"- sna'''
"A, AT l6tn, bargues Pohono, Mcdonald, Bueuos Avres
Investigator, Carver, Pozzuoli A'ie'
Cid 18th, ship Marcia @ Day Ross for Rr;sto, u
barque John F Rotbman. Ray Sagua: bIia III, Il
Wyman Fossett. Havana s --'N-'
sbshNs,d new doNDoN-Ar 18th, sch Henry Whitney,
cs,n. NEW HAvEN-Ar 14tb, sch Addie Sawyer, Cook,
PROVIDENCE-Sld 10Th. schs stenben n u.r,
fieIson, Brunswick; Oregon, Richards, and Onward
Lowell, New York. "a "l
W,AkREN-Ar 18th, brig Lizzie Merrill. Cali.
,NEWPORT-Ar 18th, sch Lizzie Brewster. Smith
Nlachlas. (and sailed for Providence S-A'D'
~ VINEfARD-HAVEN-Ar l4tb scbs 7 T, Neut ton
StoVer, ALEXANDRIA for Boston; Geo Albert. Marshsii
hopoEen fr 1or Cambridge Susan, Stanley, So Amboy
tor t portsmouth; Seveniy-Six, Robinson Bucksvils
i0r inomaston; j Atwood, Atwood Mt Desert for
New YORK; America, Truwortby. Rockland for do jO
CeIus1a Baker, Chase, and Hamburg Lbnv Me'
Gnlas Ior 40; Alaska Clark and Lucy Lee inpaiis
W W i1r 10; WIN Butman. Sproul, Bucksport for do
nreKa, Drlsko, Mutquash for do; Kendrick Fish
hooper. Portland for do; Terry Harris. port
isnd Tor do; Winslow Morse, Mari, Wiscasset for
Sid, schs Ellen Morrison, M W Bates. Lizzie Brew
sEsr, sU, senator Grimes George Albert, j X Atwood.
Wdnslow Morse. Yreka Frances Ellen,
EDGARTOWN-Ar 18th, echs Nile Smear NYork
port. f"soo' w ioi oennis-
HfANNIS-Ar 14tb, sch Lucy Wentworth. Hib.
Dard: Calais for New York.
and Sea Foam. law ~ ~ ieiee'
NEW BEDFoRD-sld 18th, schs yasbti Gates
webster, and Jei Frye, Langley, New YORK; Milton
IrasK; ana Louisa Smith, Webber, do.
bOoION-Ar 10Th, schs E Elliott, Sproul Win
Thurston. Bristol. A'0eN"""5'
Ga 18th, barque lille, Sawyer, Matanzas: brig 10.
sea, Davis. Portland; schs Samuel Mart, Kelley.
for1land; NI Maria Theresa, Kallock RockIaud,
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 18th, schs Mary A Rice
hent: Weehawken; Diadem, Stanwood, Hoboken
Jas Baker, Appeby, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
THE corr MURDER TRIIL.
WHAT MRs coBB'S NFIGHEoRS SAw-BIsHoP's PR
CHASE OF PEESFNIS FOR THE WIFE AND PoI
son FOR THE HUSBAND.

WHAT MRS. CcBB'S NFIGHGoRS SAW-BIsH0PS PCR-
CHASE or Presents FOR THE WIFE AND POI-
son FOR THE HUSBAND.
Norwich, Conn, Jan. The Cobb Trial
WIS resumed this InOgnin1 Bishop the first Wit
urss is examination being resumed where 1t Was
left of on Saturday The examination disclosed nothing
row or especially important.
Nnl. !. Congipn. 4 member OF the coroner. jury
which held the Inquest CObb's body testified that
Mrs Conb denied bcfor that Jury that she had any
improper intimacy with li,hop.
A,apL H. Young who lived directly across the street
from cobb testified Bishop. frequent visits to Mrs.
Comb.
Nlrs Daniel Brown. Miss Bctsey Gardner and Mrs.
L.nucl Manning, also ncGbOrs Of Mrs. Cobb testified
10 the frequency and leu&th Bishops WAITS TO Mrs.
Cobb and their having broken eff their intimacy with
her Oh account of her conduct.
George Miller testified 10 seeing Bishop aud Mrs.
Cobb together IN Hurlbuts store twice In tho Fall of
1877. Bishop q clerk there at that me The two
had some conversations aud note surrcptitiousy
paSs, 10 Mrs. Cobb BY Bishop the last occasion.
Mrs LnIse J. t'tter testified that she had seen Bishop
20 into Mrs. Co5hs house often eight times day
IN tie spring Of 1877. Four other women who lived IN
the neisborhood also testified To the frequency and
cIath Bishops visits at Mr-. Cobb house Two OF
VIM. X Shcw. druggist, testified that Bishop bought
an ounce of arsenic OF him IL the Wmtcr OF 1877.
Eugene small. druggist, testified thei he Sod E.h9p
cents worth of strychnnc In May, 1879. L. ". Dudley
forner, druggist the We% side, testified that his
books that hand mirror was charged 10 B!ehol
on July g. 1871 Charles D. Moves test icd 10 sellIn.
Bishop god-tpped pearl percil during the summer OF
l-77 the price - - hr remembered the occur
renee because SERVED rather costly trinsct
! for "A man IN Bishops circumstances 10 purchase.
Another witness testified to selling BlenOp set OF jew
ejry airrr his wifcs death W. n. LIrkum testified to
| engraving the word pee " on tO0thpick May II
last Mrs. 4. +. PARK testified that she saw little boy
hand Bishop letter on me the Friday sat
urtav after Cobbs death, and that Bishop gave him
| some pennies.
Mrs T.. w Bruce testified thai 30 one was left in Bsh
orr bose in March. 1873 during the visit of the elder
Mr. Bishop 10 New-fiayen one evening All" SAW tai
lady, dressed dark clothes, into the house there
| wa. no light IN the house
Amelia StoG,ard aI-o saw tall form GO into Bishop
| huuSr one night during his moi her absence
StaIe tprnry Waller sand il had to his KNOW
cle thar persons had been irving 10 get near the jury
and he h,d been compelled bv prudential reasons t,
| bay We ,,eh persons watched. Before adjournment fo
| me day. Judge Park cautioned the jury again 1,
| road or converse about the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
THE HIBERNIAy ORDER DENOUNCED.

[FRoA An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUsr1
LONG BRANCH, y. j., Jan. 6.-For MANY
years the Order OF Ibernans have held their meetings
in the vestryrOOm Of the Catholic Church OF Our Lady
star OF the Sea- its PASTOR the Rev. James Walsh coun-
tenancing Its object. Our Lady S.aF Of the has a
debt OF over 800. Recently the reverend gentleman
applied to the Lodge OF Hbernans and requested that
they pay the churchs debt with the amount In their
treasury dishaDd their society. give up Hbernianrsm
and form another society under name, and less
objectionable 10 the Church. The HiberDam Society
held meeting, and By Il vote decided not TO nay N
Father Washs church debt and not 10 disband THIS
incensed Father Walsh and at yesterday mornings
vices he denounced the society III bitter terms There
ia much excitement here the affair and the
bers of order determined that they will stand by
thclr society. II denied the privileges OF attending
That church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

with devotion turn thou hast raised him up nt
ment before thine own people ana wouas,t a ose.
him vet another In presence OF all men pu, as .
has disappeared with thee. But thou ysel a.a n
and art Still one of them whose coming ne
disciple Of the universal literature, IN the free anu po
fees air of which the everlasting element III na
the limits Of nationality mounts on ooiu Tard. soars
In thy very latest work thOu ulust enum LII oroads
yrdst in that religion which embraces ~ ~ az
and In the name OF no one septI uo With soul
Nature Gifted thee with ana Strength WIZ ,i
cicar aud full OF chaste enjoyment WIN ucluus n,u.
me funeful voice search and proclaim ne WI
OF nature in the eternal aud HneAhaUSteu ,esu ~.
bany "A we'll AZ 70 sing the earthly ana eNetheW
of narrIed and flia love- of friendship uu'n hu P
frjoism and the evcr-hgher ascending HNelatlOnu "a
INC istory OF man Born in the New " orlu uns ~
in the old and Oh so soon Torn iIo,n ~ thr German
tbou hast taught tiny country tine history vi I d ~
people so that they know each otheI " ,,.t thon
Tins let Us remain mindful In tuneiul wo,as uiuS,
for thy people utter The jubilee acc 81 III H. lie
Wbc ~ RI turns and the hiskS or oIr SOULS uo o
like this one here. then VIII tue lips Oh NJ inv
horn pronounce the name of Bayard Taylor may '"'
memory be blessed! =, ~,
After a short prayer by Dir. Thompson. the CONN
was carried ont and placed in al open heaTse ana
fine funeral procession fell into order After the
bearse came "a couple Of state charlots drawn each
nv six horses representing the Emperor and crown
Prince. followed by two-horse carriage sent ny
the Empress The Ambassadors dispersed ana
the deceased was followed to his temporary resting
Mace ONLY by his relatives and more immediate
friends and admirers, the procession attracting
much attention as IT slowly passed along the frieu-
richstrassc TO the Jerusalem kirchhof. Iwlhghl
was creeping around, il was bitterly cold, and the
snow began to fall az all uncovered to join IN n
sholt prayer the body of Bayard Taylor before
If WAS lpf alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
THE"H4RTAED BO4r CUE.

sJ RACE WITH ONFORD-PEoBABIIITN THAT
THERE WILL Re so RACE WITH CORNELL.
lFRoM AZ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. Con Decem-
Der 10 addressed by the Harvard Boat Club
10 tie Cornell Navy, IN reply to COrnels withdrawal Of
her challenge for race between crews from the two
colleges in which regret expressed that Cornell had
taken what was felt To be hasy action aud ntimatBg
the belief that might yet be arranged. Since this
LETTER was word has been received from the Oxford
university Boat Club that they are unable To row race
with Harvard late the LIST Of August and IN cOnse
ouence there will be Oxford Harvard this year
"a Uary ard could be.oTe the above date. ACOr
nelIIaryard race is highly improbable, as the re-
reint of the from England has broken mp the Old
crew aud . new Will be organized for the race
with Yale which VIII probably he the only boating con-
~ uarNnrl win .nlcr TINS Ncar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
SKATING IN CENTRAL PARK.

CROWDS UPON TIE 1CE-FEAIURES OF THE SCENE
Skating at Central Park continues. On Sun
day 100 600 persons the ice. There has been
onv a single interruption, caused by the snow January
2 since the bali was first raised December 26. Even
during the severely cold days OF last week large
bers braved the WmTy atmosphere. Yesterday being
pIcasant there were nearly 1000 persons thr lake
early ia the afternoon. The lee is firm and ten inches
thick; but many cracks. which render The skating
someyha difficult YESTERDAY MANY sailed skaters
eli led IN graceful among the tho Tie
eppre of color in The skating costumes of tue ladies'
u0tcworihy old gentleman, with white hair and
he I'd dlsuinyed much grace as the Young lady who
was ms companion. One OF tJe OH -eFS IN charge sad
that the police had trouble prevent the boys from
racing and ulayng tag. when the whistle blows Al 10
D. M Tor the to be Gle Icd, Otfers, as the officer
called them, collect at The upper cud OF the lake hoping
Ia escape notice. No accIdent OF importance has OC
Cured this season The thickness OF the ice promises
long Of the sport. Ran enough IL hoped
for 10 nj the crackssind make uniform surface.
gentleman watching thr sport yesterday and seeing
a skateIunneI break IN crack in the ice, remarked
upon the Improvement in skates in the last twenty
vears "WEy," said he. " when WAS young there were
no steel skaips made except 10 order and these were
fastened The by clumsy arrangement OF straps,
which impcded the circulation OF the blood No such
lining es n club skate then known remember that
the first ia steel skates had cost S25 better
ones are sold for Onehfth as much But they don't
erfOy themselves any better than We did long
ago"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
THE ATTACK ON TAMMAN.Y.
talks WITH LOCAL POLITICIANS.

TALKS WITH LOtAL ToLAiiNiAA'o'
ALL ADMIT THE MAIN OBJECT OF THE INJUNCTION
Exports OF THE ANTI-TAMMANf MIN III
SHOW THAT MR.. TILDEN is NOT ACTIVE IN HE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF VARIOUS LEADERS OF
BOTH FACTIONS.
The Injunction against the initiation OF the new
members of the Tammany Society who We're elected
on New Years Eve. was much discussed yesterday
among local politicians. 1t was admitted that the
aim of the measure was to GUST the auher-
ents of John Kelly from Iaminany,
though Anti-Tammany supporters denied tna'
Mr. Tllden was connected with the movement.
John Kelly was very reticent about TINS iales.
blow at Tammany. John ID. Townsend Saiu 'n"'
the movement was plainly in Mr.. Tilden's interest
which was identical with that Of Mayor Cooper
He looked for n close union between the Mayor ana
the Controller Nelson J. Waterbury regarded TINS
as protest against the political dcspotlsm oil Jonh
Kelly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
THE CHIEF Oh THE SPOKANE INDIANS

SAN FR,NCI,Co, Jan. IA correspondent
Moses. who recently captured and is held as prls
oner al the reservation Moses disclaims any hostility
toward the whites and gives plausible account of Lis
actions immediately preceding his capture. Strong in
dueems Mt have been offered To the Chief TO remain
the reservation and persuade all IN. people 10 ION bln
eyed that when Moses fully understands the impossL
by OF Obaiuing the reservation be has asked for he
will DO detained until his future place Of residence 10
determined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE President semitic
following nominations 10 the SrnIte to-day:
To- l. Nelson OF usetts 10 be United states Dis
tTict-I ulLr Na>sachu cts
James B. Howell Of iowa, orange Ferris New l"lk ana
q Nddi- to- hc southern Claims OMul--lHh ~
LenIs H. Payne Virginia, to De United states Attorney
I 0rth 5pates Of Maryland. Secretary OF Wyoming
Territory. MI
PETER NantOn 10 be Register Of Land ONCE Bismarck
rak lanes Torg.trec' postmaster, Gainesville, Ga.
second iDuteugnt- John ". W. Martin. 4th cavalry
samuel II ,,ufaiu sh Cavalry Philip l}'adc 81 Inlanty
Won Sclr tr 18th Infantry. Az IL Kane 2ith Infantry
First il,TenlntS fIstIieutthdhtJ sil'oH lh'nif
9itG Iufa.fr.. to De Captain
VIM. Gibson. Of PENNSYLVANIA, 70 DC a lAeutenAhtNOm'
anIe In he NaX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

ward Boyle the well known City Surveyor OF New-York
ON property valued at 100000 In Ocean Township
claimed by william J.'Cowley and Margaret A. Foun-
TAIN against the other alleged heirs aud the House OF
the Good Shepherd York. The Court decided that
as Covley Ia only cousin, and does not know II Mar
gsret Fountain, the aunt, 10 living, his claim 10 e
property Is not sufficient to warrant the Court IN dis-
possessing Emma Knapp. sister OF Boyles VIE, VINO
died two day, before her husband, III Paris IN 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

ELF-ACCUsED.-Ethel Isn't it shameful !!
That Young Parker declares that when the light
turned out for the dissolyng H. kissed all OF
ercept one! All simultaneously Except one Which
could that have been t-ffunDy Folks.
A Highlander called at a railway ticket office
ip an unmperlsnt seaport town not II hundred miles
from Dundee the last IRAN WAS about starting.
and asked for q ticket 10 place three milts beyond
wnere The train was going. when he told by the
clerk that the train did there he remarked. n
shs were Ia give the engDe-malster saIpence 10 her
Ell wud abe lax her hnme the coabox of her engine
Ia y udna TAX her far o. hee wAE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
HovsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House was called to order to-day at II
o'clock and the Journal Of December 90 1873 read
Mr. ACKLEN Dem, La rose TO a question Of privl-
lcge and asked the House TO appoint select committee
Of three 10 the truth ialsehood Of the
social charges made against him IN Louisiana, win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
rur1,TF EDWARD BoYLE's ESTATE.

AsBuRY PARK, n. j., Jan. THE January
Term of the supreme Court of New-Jersey opened
to-day, Judge scudder presiding The only important
decision rendered was the VI the OF Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

A SEAsONABLE GIFT or NArURE.-liosteS,
famed Tor her dinners TO distinguished Ulesp nope
nrr hungry sir James Distinguished Guest No. ". Ia
smythe / am not hungry; but thank goodness AN
greedy Il Punch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26

Impar'aat-Au persons afflicted with Rheu-
matl>m. Neuralgia, SIRE Throat, Pains IN the
Back or Limbs. Spmins. Bruises, etc, should
be informe tia, Ksller's Roman Liniment Is
what they need For sale by all Druggists
D.. go. I'D ,at.t- Cd h..fffe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26
Church Notes.

Rev. T. B. Shepherd will preach at liable
town on Sunday, 9th. at half past O'Clock.
Rev. J. A. REGISTER will preach at Wilt
shires School House at O'Clock Sunday alter
noou, April 9th.
Rev. J. W. Tongue is expected to preach 10
the Presbyterian Church, IN this place, on Sun
day morning.
Rev. DE-. Head is expected to preach in the
NJ f. Church On Sunday night; Rev. Mr..
REGISTER IL the morning.
The First Quarterly Meeting for Jefferson
Circuit will be held at Beulah, on Saturday
and sunday, t2Gih and 27th) Preaching
Saturday morning at o'clock, after which
the Quarterly Conference will be held Love
Feast Sunday morning. Al O'clock and preach
ing at lOl aud 81 p NJ The Sacrament of
Lords Supper will be administered after the
morning service. Ia view OF this arrangement
there will be no preaching at kAbletOwn and
Mt Hope on that dag
The S9iri says: The Valley C5nvocation
of the Episcopal Church began its Session IN
Zion Church. in this place, on Wednesday
evening last. and concluded on Sunday night.
Revs. Mr.. Mason. of Mt jackson Mr.. Jones,
OF Wildwood Mr. hubbard, of ShepherdStown;
and Mr.. Walker, of Wicklifie, preached du-
ring the meeting, as also Bishop Peterkin on
Sunday morning aud evening. A class OF
nine persons were confirmed by the Bishop on
Sunday morning, and he also confirmed class
at IIarper's Ferry on Sunday afternoon.
Bishop Peterkin preached to a very large
congregation, on Sunday. in Harper's Ferry.
Several persons were confirmed. The Bishop
was assisted in the services-all Of which
we've mn>t Iuteresting-by the Rev. Mr..
Meade. aud Rev Mr. Reed The congregation
missed from the choir its accomplished young
Orsauist, Miss Anna Childs, who has gone on
a visit. To Cleveland. Ohio. Her place how
ever, was ably filed by Miss Gertie Yautis,
and the music aud singing accordingly. was
excellent
There will be service in The Ferry, on Sun
day, May 4th, at 81 o'clock, III the afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Meade viii oficiAte.
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MARRfEn.

la Berrrvile, Clarke county, Va, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. +. c. Marshall on Wednesday,
April 23,d, 1879. by Rev. 7. F. Martin, DR.. j..
". DOWNER, OF this place, 10 Miss ELIZA T..
GREENE, daughter of Maj. lsIail Greene.
On Thursday, April ,, 1879. at the residence Of
the brides mother, uear Mt Zion Church. in this
county. by Rev. DR.. Riddle. THOS. G.. FLAGG,
Jr., to Miss ADA BROADWELL, both Of Berke-
ley county.
On Wednesday April 10th, 1879, at the resi-
dence Of the brides iather in Winchester, Va, by
Rev. DR.. j. x. HUBBARD, a. e. MORGAN, OF JET
terson county, W. Va, 10 Miss FRANCIS X.
BOWLEi, OF Winchester.
In Baltimore. Monday. April 18th, 1879, at the
Parsonage OF jackson Square NJ. +. Church, By
Rev. Luc,us b. Carpenter, ARTHUR +. SPICE,
at Baltimore city, and Miss Laura W. Hl AIT,
daughter OF James w. Hyatt, OF Martinsburg.
Near Berryville, Va, on the 10th inst, by Rev.
G. ". Strawner, Mr.. WM. +. HANSLETT, of
Berkeley County, and Miss KATE HARTMAN,
OF Clarke county, Va.
In Martinsburg, on Tuesday, April 18th, 1879,
at che L. -. Parsonage, by the Key. ). h. Mel
ION, ASBURl Ii. TkONkLL, 10 Miss J. r..
RUTHERFORD, both o; Marunsb arg
Ia Accomac county, Va, April s, 1879 by Rev.
W. F. Ward, Coz. JAMES NORrHA NJ, Of Accp-
mac, TO Mrs. AMANDA 7. kEAKNEl, iOrairr'y
of ShepheldstOwn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26

Train 633 daily. Train 63l Tuesdays, Thurs
days and SATURDAYS. All other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
January I, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26

GARDEy RAKES. Spades, Hoes. for sale BY
VI DUKE GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26

\ part of thereof ola summer eitchen
attached 20 .he dwelling Of Mr.. Scott Weller
was burned Ga Thursday morning, about >
o'cl,,t
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FOR RENT.

rJyHE Store-Room and Dwelling now occupied
by Philip 7. Rohr. adjoiniog the Store Of
Geo. w. I. Kcarsiey. Possession given April list.
JANE ~. KEYES.
February ls7o-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26

The following testimonial IS siFncf by
the leading PHYSICIANS Of 81 Louis: " Coiden's
Licbig's Liquid Extract OF Beef and Tonic invig-
orator s. very agreeable article Of diet. aud par
tcularly useful in Diptheris, Fever, and every
decreasing disease We cheeriu,lv recommend IL.
Every family should have a few bottles"