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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-30
RICHMOND ASD PETkKnmrRGt

RICHMOND ASp PETkKnmrRGt
RAILROAD LDMfASf.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, November IL,
" 1879, trains OR this road Will run rs loilor.
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 ", THROUGH MAIL daily, coaucct'as
for Charleston, >aynrn4h h"sn7's
and Aiken tvia thar!"st tom, Hn"iHI.
jacksonville. stops only a, lhc''f
and Manchester, and a. liiit-"%i ~
signal.
800 A. NJ, ACCUMMO Dalton dali, 'a't's
close connection al rct",,"r+ "''H
the Atlantic, M!-.i-siIji GA ~.
railroad for Bristol, tbal'''"r,
Nashville, Memphis, L,n"t'"r@'
FannTic, and ot!irT iuctt I'i'"u r,"
that road, makin2 snIn' ''..' 'r ~
any other line. Stops a. At f|'A'
htdlinti5.
4.3OP. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS TEAI* 1'1y
Except Sunday. rasrEg'r Ia
this train viii nahs ci~se c"'rr'"h
1t Petersburg for %"riiS.
1895 Z. NJ. THROUGH NAIL dnliy, c"mnrr''os
for Weldon WIiunnll"u. E"'-'-."
Charleston, $IYInn1li, tT>i"iI. -
lurnhin, AtlaHi, Macon. MOHi1'""'it
Mobile, New Drir8ha, At"i al. .h"-'
'.. South and SUuihw"-t. PH-,.t" ~ H..
ing-csr from Washington ia: ~
LningLou. Savannah, 1ud Jr ''u.'i'
Stops om. 81 Manct"sicr 4"d N".'!''
and Half Way on SignI.
LEAVE PErEKsBCKo North.
s:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. cnnnfcHa5
with Richmond, Ffcirrirksbus ara
Potomac railroad fo' all Ipliits '"''"'
ter and Chester, and at Iiiii-"AY
and al Dsury's EluG, IN signal
a.2sA. ". AcCOMMODATION TRAIN day
Except Sunday. stops i! 40 '-'
tons.
1.1o Pm ACCOMMODATION TRAN d.'I
'' ferccrt SuIriayJ. stops on J., A. 'l"-
chester and Chester, Aai lI.i!-" ~ 'H
signal.
asaP N. THROUGH MAI, daily. sonhecahi
with R!chnioqd, fr1ier'""Sivrs ana
Potomac railroad for al points rA1'
and Vest. 1'so. making cic'e crhn."I o
ton with the CHESAPEAKE s"H On y
railroad for the YirglniA Nprin.. az az,
ali noints NO,th and West. Tbs Tag
stons Al Manchester a"i hcs,"t, az.
nj Haif-Way and Drur}'s Hn1' ~
Eignai. .,,.,, ,,o-n
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg MI SAT- '''-
me st1ESIY TxCtRsIoS TRAINS leave t.r.'
mono e:lo A. II. and $50 +. ~; ie.'1 i'''T
burg 800 A. 81. and 5:25 r.. ryery Snh1"}' tot
nO15 4. 2lAM. SIt"-L . = 49,.
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.1.y,;TIssra cIEsEyE-GIAgsEs Ae...

| no REGAINY0UR SIGH. eEH
caii nj so4 Main street and ret pair Of SPECTk.
ECE ES OF EYE. GLASSES. a Large assortment o.
s1rerJar aaaltty aiWaYs on hand Prices from zoc.
nnTardxss GRifulfzSadtusse softbe Ege BY ~
80 80, 3. =, Is ". a., COWARnfN,F sts a
PrsetaS til Optictan, Wafehmaksr. snd 1eveilef,
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TO WHOM nc NAY EONGERN.-This
u fsta kaye Koiice HAT have appointed THOlsAS
Z. FHRGEEeE the cisy OF Rtchiaand. ny taeent,
sgs9aaset tp A 81 Ssia fs,S d sE4BLEos STA ..
NJ sasd asentist % ~ s6sen fosCxsH only. II
i,.ossub,f i. 1a7S ~ = I ~ 49, 3
pY YIRTUE Gil u DECREE OF THE
/ IL IaIGAtk EpRn az Hanrso1s5 wtu. on MONDAY
me s12th nf a81pSFx ehlt AsaRR cOnTt dEy6 rent
sYss FISK IL $3.50 AL. 81 a
.$saaaaasAss ai Ias q h g ssss
DOOR AND JOB WORK NEATEYExs
ER Es5xD Aa3CHxaNxUEes
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ts. Taxes. -. 81 y ~ 1-Ss5fEs 2
~~~~~-~--~~-y-~-~~~
'GITY TAXES. IS e
OFFICE or Getty COLLECTOR
4, RICHMOND, VA, Eoyember 20, 1879.
This ofice viii be open daily between the hours OF
9 O'Clock a.. n. and O'Clock r. d. from the 18TH
10 the ;SlsT DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for
Che purpose Of receytng from any person who has
already paid ops hair of the city taxes charged 70
him the remaining h5s and that -. -. 80
! 81. TEN PER CENTDMee ess',sll
win be added to The ana0uat OF said .ennsining half
Of the tax charged fery ease where The party
fstito nay ssaia Remaining half Within
tho tune 50 limited. = .seT4si .ztsss4 81 {,
month June nnt half &c the city tSIes due froa
sueR person, ,shaA fdt te, par The, whole amount
ineraQF on ofsAea0Ee The S1st day Of December
here SiaIlbs added fssa il,sit .t I;
Twenty PER CENTuM
spontns whole anapsgt Of the tsx 80 remaining due
esss5!aS.s s .SEss ati A. p. WOODSON, BE
III 10 n. tuec1 - " Collector 81
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TNMAN LINE S[an,
L UNITED STATES $780,
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BERLIN, 5.d91 tons;
CITY OF RICHMOND, 4,607 tons;
CITY OF CHEST Err. 1866 tons;
CITY OF MONTREAL, 4,490 tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 3.775 tons:
CITY OF NEW YORK, $500 tens.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest, largest aud fastest the Atlantic.
and have every modern improvement. Including
hot and cold WAFER and electric bells in state
rooms revolving chairs In saloons, bath and sox.
ing rooms. barber-shops, &c.
For rates of passage and other Information apply
to JOHN G.. DALE.
Agent, 81 Broadway, New York; or to
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO.,
IA 1-eOd1y Richmond.
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By Robert 3. Lyme,
!. Real Estate Auctioncer,
1919 Main street.

MICE .TWO.STORYs FRAME TENE-
~ MENT DWELLING OUSE No. 2l14
PLEASANT STREET. UNION HILL. BETWEEN
STREETS, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
By request OF rhe owner. who has determined to
sell, I will expose for sale by public nucilo ON
1879 upon the premises. at 4 O'Clock 2. ~. the
above desirable and well-buit FRAME TENE-
MENT. It contains about five rooms: kitchen.
&C.: has good well OF waite. OIL the lot. The
premises are In good repair. The lot is rs by 90
feet 10 alley.
: TERMS: Reasonable. and announced at sale.
de 27 ROBERT L. LINE. AucttOHeer
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TUFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY
1 tb,+l,rge TWO STORY. ASD-BAS EBlENT ET
STtJCCOED BRICK DWELLING No. 23ll, south
Side of Broad between Twenty-third and twenty
en-. gas, water &c Has been recently painted and
repaired, and is now occupied by good tenant and
Welding fair rental. A small amount Will taken
in cash and long time given on btlance.
~ ~ -, - 2 =. ROBERT b. LYME, d.
do o7.aod5t 1912 Main street. :
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Leave Richmond NJ

A connects for Milton. NJ
B connects for Asheville and all poIpts IN u.,
North Carolina daily. except sunday 'e'"efa
e conHects for Macon and all points 10 Snu,hr.
Georgia, '"eH
d connects for Jacksonville and all points in y-o.
rida. "
+ connects for Macon and s'l points in sopt,ws.
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem chs, ana
all Texas points. Aa
connect, for Selma, Meridian, jackson. anal
VicksbuTg, H
G connects for Galveston and all Texas ro,nts
Trains from the ahnvc-name,l points 1rrjr, q.
Richmond at 4:i3 Z. II al! $50 A. II.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday. '
Trains on North Carolina division make copnrc.
ton at Goidsbor with the W. l. w. r. H. To- and
from Weldon and Wilmington ~ ''N
Pull Imam Palace Drawlug-room aud Sleeping Car,
| run through on Traiu No. az from New YORK and
Richmont 10 Atlanta. aud from Greensboro - Au.
gusta, aud on Train No. AZ from Washington ami
kicl mond 10 Augusta.
Tickets sold To all points nth. southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checkca. trough
No lay-oVcr checks given on local tickets
JOHN II. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
7. VI. R. TALCorr. General Superintendent
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old .YfA
Il Dominion Steamship Company
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER.
will sail TUESDAY. December 30th, at 8 O'Clock
Z, Al. 49,
Through bills Of ladng signed and goods for
vsrfled with dispatch &c ali points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports. ....
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; 'tecrSze, SO and
For freight or passage apply to ..
- g.. w. ALLEN q CO., Agents.
dc 800. Gompanv's Wharf. Rockets.
A LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL rSs
II STEAMERS. uSx4sS
sail from Baltimore. steamship HIBERSIAN,
MONDAY, December 29th. IL 8 4. ID.
Sail from Baltimore, steamship PRUSSiAN,
WEDNESDAY,, December 31st, al A. NJ.
Followed by other tirst-c!ass steamships of this
line every MONDAY 1t a. ~, and every alternate
WEDNESDAY at 4. NJ.
SUPERB CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS.
Parties sending for their friends can purchase
prepaid tickets, and will find this the most conve-
nieHt line.
intermediate and steeraze passengers will find this
the most economical and comfortable route.
For outward and prepaid tickets. ETC., apply 10
~ A. W. CARRIER, Agent,
de 27-eod4m S26 east Main street.
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TUTTs HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHISPERS changed to GLOSSY BLACK BY a
single application or this DYE. " 1mpar1s a
Harmless as spring-Hater. Sold by, druggists or
sent by express ON receipt OF 81: - -,,,r
OFFICE, So MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
go Tau 5-e0dtFe19I 80! e-:1
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7THF p - ..
y: - = 80 HOLIDAY PRESENTS, = So =
Z *.s,*, HOLIDAY PRESENTS . *,*.'*
Opening for the holidaysat NOWLAN & .CO.'s.a
Rich =. DIAMOND LACE PMS, -. i
Rich ,.,.. DIAMOND EAR-DRoPs, -
Rich..,. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, .,' !
Rich...., DIAMOND PENDANTS,
Rich.... DIAMOND CRossEs,f., ssaaG
Elegant. ROMAN GOLD PENDANTS, -"
Elegant. ROMAN GOLD NECKLACES,
Elegant" ROMAN SLEEVE and BosoM-BUTToNs,
Elegant. ROMAN EAR-DRoPS and PINS, 49,
superb =. ONYX and PEARL LACE PINS, .s"-
Superb. ONYX and PEARL PENDANTS, =,
Superb, ONYX and PEARL DROPS. .1.,E
STONE CAMEO RINGS, .'..,,g f%-si
's SOLITAIRE DIAMOND, RINGS, s.r... /
- y AMETHYST RINGS, s: - j,
PEARL and TURCO1S RINGS, 3.
ohARD-GASES, BRACELETS,
as CHAINS, aud WATCHES. i,
New patterns. selected expressly for the holidays.
NOWLAN 4 CO.,
I de l5-dM&swtJal3 70 Jewellers,
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HOLIDAY GOODS. :. .,.. $50
~ Ha.,g IS. !. % - 2.
SECURE YOUR, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS !
.,,or.. 49, WILLIE THE rts =
F., 90 N''. STOCK IS FULL. 4
HOLIDAY GOODS.

! We have just received a complete assortment Of
goods, suitable for Christmas presents, such ss
LADIES AND GENTLENEN's NEcKTIEs@
/ IN great variety, at very low prices. :
FICHUES in endless variety-somc of which are, en-
! tircly NOVEL; 5'.1
EMBROIDERED and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
{! HANDKERCHIEFs; ........r
SILK HANpKERCHIEFs,. -, 4. 4:-r ,.,f,y
GLOVE aud HANDKERCHIEF-BoxE : p.
Elegant CELLULolD TOILET SETS; 'ass
FANS, GENTLEMEN'S MUFFLERS;
Bargains In SILK UMBRELLAS;
Bargains In BED-BLANKETS; -....-..t ..ss -
Bargains in LINEN GOODS;
TOWELS, NAPKINS, 80 80 - Il a,an
TABLE-CLoTHs, andDOILEs, -. :
from The closing sale Of an Importing House. re.
firing from business These goods have greatly ad:
vsnced in Europe. 50 now is the time to buy, Is
there viii be corresponding advance here. ,s5a
de 8 cod CARDozO. FoURQUREAN& CO.
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Rev. r, F. Oseoot, New York, says ~
i have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Ner.
.yousness. I never bad shy medicine 20 do me Sc
much good ~ TUFTS; PILLS. Ihey.are as gooo
q oF rsntsisn S. MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
rau 1S-eodtFe1Q1 'e-
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1 ], II H0 KfnAYfRKs
.;ss
s. Ass 3
90 IS Is
Il sSs q aYEaE pa0THEEsa II
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80 aas 9 ]. -. :
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GLonAsi oa9eAs - & 81 4, sn,
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q. y ~
sessed stosa SO fh ). 81 'D'' -. :
s.Aa stfsx =
ar. ANY, FfEfl tHf.AEKET6 Iron t1Ito S1pfd
~
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Or. L Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark says
iftsr a practice of twenty I've years, pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the Best anti-bilious medicine eSe'
made.n ffsf5F .4j!la}'1 80 % +.
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eaYMproA(g ora oRFIDLTVEKs.

~; AL
fas III Anpefife, Bowels Cossiys;t PSin tE 81. tny
fsesf VIII dat senxttoh "a she back ls s1
tUadf ia Frnness Affef Estlni
VIII diSdnehnsfion 90 exerncn OF body or m.na
IrffnaSiHiY of femp Esr 1isa 9 IssnnSs
- Eaysass some tdafys We1rfnesk Dfzzf:
- KsaitSrfnx at ne Heart Ddss Before fheEy
Ysrax Akdnr Headache, sehsfany thetftfhii
sre; ResssesussssSr With iftfaI fiasiiiy.
f,1loreds Uriue.i issssl 10 u ~
.IrTHEsE1WARSINes 4RK UHHEEDED Sc;
Oh. IS WORCESTERSHIRE SOCK ::s,s',l
BE DEVELOPER. 2. 1880 ~.
! TtTrS PILLS are especially sdxpsed % SUCH
cases. One doseeaeets sucb chapEs pf feeling ?,
TO ss.onlsh the sufferer. III 3 ~ 1s's:7>sats
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For GENERAL DEBILITY AND PRoSTRATIoN
HOP BITrEhs viii do woadefs- Prove II by trial.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATaiIM
COMPANIES
JAMES-RIVER LINE.
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RlEES
CONNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAY-LiNE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .GEHS&
" COMPANY. Sss&&
EnR NEW YORK

This company viii dispatch one Of their splendit
steamCrs-OLD DOMINION, WYASOkE. ISAAC
BELL, and RlCfIMONll-every TUESDAY
FRIDAY, Snd SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, aud were built
pressly for This route
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and atten tious are I'm
Ships going north land AZ Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street. ships coming south sail from
pier AZ, North river, foot Of Christopher street.
Freight received untIt 5 T.. NJ. daily.
FrelgnLs for points beyond New York forwards
with dispatch, and no charge made except actAai ez'
penses incurred. +. H.
Cabin fare to New York, ale steerase, SO al.
IS.
FOR further In formation apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
nvlp Office fomnEnV's whnrves. Rochett2-
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CONSTIPATION

!. ss. {. i .C0NsTIP ATION Il tst75e Z, b;
Ou,y With regularity Of the bowels can perfect
health be- enjoyed. If the eonstpstion isof recent
date . sInSle dose OF TUFTS PILLS will ssftiee,
but III &c has become habitnaI one epif, should be
taken every night. gradually lessening. the fire.
duency Of the dose until regular daily movement
Is ottaired, which VIII so6n follow. ss..,sl.1g
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DILL ADELp "A. RICH- se#EHTa
L MOSD. AND NORFOLK STEAM sss1Fsk2kh
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Uutll further no.
lae the steamers OF this line will make tr!-weekI'
trips, leaving philadelphia every UESDAY;
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. con,
Meeting III Philadelphia With Ciyde's Se~ England
= QUICK OF TIMEEFREQUEST DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily r1:ii 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
AIES W. MCCAER!CK,
General Son. .crn Agent, Richmond, Va.
WI LIAM Z. CLYDE Il CO.,
.--'. General Managers,
: no23 No ~ South Wharvcs. PniaaitPhh.
ICHMOSD, YORK RlVERSsfraHaI
hAED ChFSAPEAKER RAILROADS. $500.
! MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANaPOKrA
TION COMPANY,
Tlroueh-freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston, Providence. and all New England cities
Steamers leave EST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II noon; con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive At WEST POINT On each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ufa Boston anc
Providence Railroad rfn West Point Va.
II. T, DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V,O. GRoNER, General Agest. ap3
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HE OWNED A DOG.
Da!la. C'Tex Herald


\ Mexican approached well.known at
torney IN the Shcriis' Office, yesterday, say
ing that there was a brother Mexican of his
in lpranco vile, just for shaking a little
insignificant cake OF soap during the fire
on Thursday Inst, and he wanted him to
Try and get him out. The limb of the law
felt Of the end Of his nose respectively, and
finally asked the descendant Of the great
Montezuma the all important question:
Have YOU any money! No; ! got no
money" he replied Amy property"
queTcd the attorney. The Mexican's face
frightened, and drawing himself up to his
fun height he said with the greatest assur.
ance Yes, sir; own dog" ThiSwas
too much and turning 10 the rcporterNthe
lawyer, raising his finger in threatening
manner, said: III you write this up and
put my name in it, ! will murder your He
told the Mexican that his friends case was
q hopeless one.
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AGENTS WANTED.
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NEW YORK"
BY MATHEW HALE SMITH "Barlicgh

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DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST,

REGULAR PAD-sg 90: lnUplent diseases, fire,
stages Chille and Fever, etc,
SPECIAL PADS 90: Chronic Liver and stom'
ach Disorders. and Malaria
SPLEEN BELT s. %: Enlarged spleen and
Liver and Chill Cake
INFANT PAD-el %: Preventative and cure OF
Cholera iniautam and summer
Complaints, So.
pODY pIAsTFRS-5Oc and Circulatiye TrJnb'
les throwing of oh
FOOT p6ir SOC s,ructions and remov
ing pains
Auxiliary for colds, Sick
ABSORPTION SALT.l headachs. numbness Of
box &c; 6boxes, l25 exuem!ues' etc'
For further information as TO diseases reacheI ny
the Pad and It's Arxiliaries, consult our pamphlet
Address.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
What Eminent Physicians, Say

Coden's Leibis's Liquid Extract ofBccf and Ton
ic Invigoratoris particularly useful when tonics
Vers and every depressing disease Its usc will be
attended with great advantage. We have prescribed
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han, NJ D.; Drs S. L. and D. c. Nidelet, all of Sc.
Louis, and Others.
VAN sCHAACK & STEVENSON, Agts,, Chicago.
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If questioned send FOR or pamphlet, Natures
Lsws" ghing extended info rmGtion and iesiimo,
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free, , 90
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Consultation free, and solicited al our ONO
by mail, giving full description OF your case
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-29
DOMESTIC PORTS.

PENSACOLA-Ar 9th, sch Abby Thaxter, Hutch
FERNANDINA--Cld 10Th, brig Mary Pennell
Leighton Base TeIre.
SAVANNAH-Cld 26tb, sch Grace Bradley, Hup-
CtiHARLESTON-Ar 9th, sch Geo E Young, Bar
ter. Bath.
sMITHvnLE. NC Ar, sch james Bliss, from
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RICHMOND Ar 25tb, sch Maggie Bell, Hall,
Rockand.
BALTIMORE-Ar 9th, brig Hattie, Dow, from
Matanzas.
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CofiE. Cole, New York.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-29
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

The testimony in the Oliver-Cameron case
closed yesterday. There was more evidence to
prove that the alleged Cameron letters we're
forgeries. Mrs. Oliver denied the conversation
testified to by Mrs. Henriques
The Massachusetts House has passed reso-
luton in favor of bi-nnial sessions
The Supreme Court of Vermont has denied
Phair's petition and he will be hung.
Canada is going to subsidize line of steam
ers between Halifax and Brazil.
The wonderful machine owned by the Rapid
Telegraph Co. is said to be nothing but the
automatic machine which has already proved
failure.
A United States war vessel is on the way to
Sitka to protect American residents there from
the Indiana.
The Senate was not in session yesterday. In
the House there was a long and spirited debate
on the clause in the army appropriation bill
forbidding the use of troops at elections. The
debate was unfinished at adjournment