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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-10-08
Miscellaneous.
READ! READ, READ!

Our Improved Right and Left Flat
Oshod CULTIVATOR having been thor
oughly tested, read what others think of
it who nave tried it:
1t works splendidly in my nursery and
grove, does the best of work, leaves the
surface quite smooth and saves half the
time. have also noticed your success in
subduing cane grass with it. 1t pays. L
must have one. HARMON BROWN.
1t does good work III my grove subduing
crab-grass. and gets over the ground twice
as fast as Ii j sweep pillow, but l think IS
little too heavy for my pony. L should
like one two-thirds or three-fourths as
heavy. HARRISON JONES, O.
1t is by far the best CultivatGr l have
ever seen, either north or south. l Will
take two. WIN. w. HULsT'
1t is great time and labor-savllnlg 100,
and no farmer can afford to do without IL
who has a few acres of orange grove nur-
sery, corn, cotton, cane, or other crops
which require clean CIVILIZATIONS, ma IL d
most perfect implement for subdulng cane
grass. 1t works We'll among the stulhps'
Price, $3.50, Cash.
]. Y. PARCE, Agent.
DeLand, Fla, June %, 1879.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Live Oak Apiary,

PURE ITALIAN QUEENS AND BEES.
Queens Tested, $500,
Not Tested, 100
Two Frame Nuculi, $500,
Full Swarms, Sc, 90.
Hives. Frames, Honey-boxes. Smokers.
Comb foundations, and all ether general
Bee-Keepers' supplies. Everything as good
as the best. and as cheap as the cheapest.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Early Italian
Queens speciality.
CAPT. R. H. MCINTYRE.
Oct. /, 1s79-73,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership of BARNETT &
KNAPP is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, w. d. Barnett assuming
all obligations against said firm, and is
alone authorized to settle all matters
pertaining to the firm of BARNETT q
KNAPP.
Jacksonville, Fla, dug. Is, 1879.
w. D. BARNETT,
E. N. KNAPP.
Having this day purchased 3. N.
Knapp's interest in the firm OF BAR
NETT g. KNAPP, I will continue the
furniture business at the old stand As
and so West Bay Street. ask of
the public a favorable consideration
and hope by low prices and fair
dealing, to receive the support of the
friends Of the old firm, and as many
others as may favor me with their pat
ronage.
1 shall use every effort to give entire
satisfaction to all.
W. D. BARNETT.
Jacksonville, WG., dug. ID, 1879.
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-OKaNGE COUNTY FLA.
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MARRIED..

PHILLIPS---ALSOBROO ION the list of Octo-
Der, 1879, JOHN PHILLIPS. of Volusia county, to
MARY FRANCES ALSOBROOKS, by the Rev. R.
A. Russell, at the residence of the brides uncle, Mr.
Robert Shields.
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WANTED !!

An orange grove of between 800 and 900
bearing trees; thirty acres more on the
same tract suited to the growth of the Cit
rus Family; protected ON the north or
northwest by water. This property to be
between lat. % and 29a ; the land to be
high hammock. with mari or sand sub
soil. and thirty miles from either coast.
Address j.,
63 IS. Napoleonville, La.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08
WASHINGTON.
Executive Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President has nomi-
mated John f. dartranft postmaster at Phade phia,
and Martin Parry Kennard. Assistant U. S. Treasur-
er at Boston.
The New Loan.
The subscriptions to the four per cent loan today
were $3,772,000.
senate Combination.
The Senate has confirmed Chas. K. Graham sur
veyor OF customs at New York.
Removal or the Indians.
The House committee On Indian affairs have
agreed to report the bill prepared by the Indian
bureau for the transfer of Chief Joseph and such OF
the Nez Perces Indians as desired to accompany lin
to Indian territory. Appropriations in various
amounts are provided for the purpose.
The Potter Committee.
George W. Carter of New Orleans denied before
the Potter committee today that he gave or ohered
money to Weber TO influence his testimony.
After recess A. M. Gibson, Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Sun, testified he first met
Weber in the committee room. Never had any ne
golations with him. Never paid or ohered 10 pay
Weber money for tesfyng.
First saw st. Martin In New Orleans. Never gave
St. Martin money and never had any conversation
with him outside OF the committee room.
The chairman then went through st. Martins aft.
davt, interrogating witness every point where hi
name was mentioned. the result Of which was gen
eral and particular denial OF all the charges contain
ed therein.
The Revenue Laws.
The Senate Finance Committee agreed to repor
this House bill amending the revenue laws to tn,
Senate. aud by against decided to recommend
concurrence in the House provision reducing The
on manufactured tobacco to l6 cents. The commit
tee fix the tax snuff at "a cents. The provision
repeating the tax on matches was stricken out anG
the bill further amended by the addition of section
remit all taxes upon insolvent savings banks AM
to exempt from taxation one thousand dollars OF
each deposit by person association in any say
ings institution.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08
XLyTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb Z.
Hamlin, from the Foreign Relations Committee,
reported back number Of memorials favorng legis-
lation to restrict the immigration of Chinese, and
that the committee be discharged from further con-
sideration, He then repore back the House bill to
restrict the immigration OF Chinese TO this country
and asked that the committee be discharged, but
that be placed the calendar With that request
he gave notice that when the bill came up he would
move indefinite postponement.
Sargent gave notice he would call the bsll up We'd
nesday next
Hamlin. Conkling, Kirkwood, Eaton and Morgan
were appoin ed select comm ttee to sit during re-
cess aud examine the claims Of citizens against
Nicaragua.
Hanis, from the select committee on epidemics,
reported bill TO prevent the Introduction of con-
tagious diseases and to establish a Bureau of Public
Hea til. oalendared.
Window called up the resolution in regard to the
migration OF colored people and spoke in favor there
Of.
The Vice President laid before the Senate the IN
finished business, being the proposed amendment to
the the payment of claims
Of disoyal persons for property injured in the war
This was lad aside and the House bill to relieve
tain disabilities of women taken up and passed.
1t provides that any woman who shall have been a
member of the highest court of any state territory
or OF the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
for the space of three years, and sh IL havesma l.
taioed a good standing before such court, and who
shall be person of good mora character, SHALL on
motion and production of such record, be admitted
to practice before the Supreme Court. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Senate amendment to the naval appropriation
bill was non-eoncurred in.
The report of the conference committee on the
Indian appropriation bill was agreed to.
The House went into committee on the private
calendar and reported number of bills to the House
which were passed.
AdiOurned
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the majority reported legislation inexpedient the
bill was ordered printed.
The bill relating to the municipal court of Farm
ingon was taken from the table and referred to the
next legislature,
The act to amend chapter 4s of r. S., relating to
corporations under the general laws amended by strik
ing out ''two'' wherever it occurs in the eleventh
line, and insert the word Zone" Also by striking
out in the 10th section the word "fye' where it
occurs and insert the word s'one-was reoorted and
ordered printed.
The free high school majority and minority reports
came up as unfinished business, the question being
on substituting the latter which repeats the high
school laws for the former which reports egi ation
iuexpedieut." Mr.. Pickard of Bangor spoke i'll favor
of the motion and in reply to Mr. Guptils speech of
yesterday. He was followed by Mr.. Ives of Castne,
who favored the majority report. Mr. Howes of
Vasalboro spoke 10 opposition to the free high school
laws. Mr.. Boynt0n spoke on the same side Mr..
Perry of Camden spoke for the minority report Nj.
Hutchinson of Lewiston made au able speech in be-
half of sustaining the free high schools Mr.. brown
of Bangor spoke against the free high school system
MIR. harrington of Fryeburg spoke in reply to Mr.
| Brown and Others and advocated the majority re-
port. Mr.. Mouton OF Scarboro spoke in favor of al
lowing the free high school laws fur Their trial The
subject of the free high schools was laid upou the
table, and Wednesday of next week assigned for its
! further consideration.
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Books Received.

Common Sense i'm Business; or Practica An
swers to Practical Questions on the true Principles
and Laws of Success in Farming, Manufacturing
Speculation, and Buying and Selling Merchandise
With some Suggestions on Making Wills and the
causes of failure in business By Edwin T Freed
ley, author of "The Legal Adviser &c. Cloth, 1873
pp., $1.E0. Philadelphia. ofaxton, Remsen s.
Hafelfnger. PA-siand: Bailey g. Noyes.
fAo Mnitftudinous Seas. By S. G. W. Benja-
min. Handy-Volume Series Paper, 1872 DID,, 25
cents. New York: d. Appleton g. Co. Portland /:
Dresser, Mcclellan & Co.
A Glossary of Biological, Ana omicaI and
physiological Terms. By Thomas Denman
Cloth, 16l PIP. New York: d. Appleton g. Co
Portland: Dresser, Mcclellan & Co.
Ham pton Tracts for the People. The Health
Laws of Moses. By Helen W. Ludlow. Paper, 20
pp. 8 cents. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon.
Duty of Teachers. By E. W. Collingwood.
Hampton Tracts. Paper, % pp, cents. New
YORK: q. ? Putnam's Sons. Portland: Loripg
Short & Harmon.
PrevenfaAie Diseases. By Mrs. M. f. Arm
sIong. Hampton Tracts. Paper, IA pp., cents
NE" YORK u r. Futnam's Sons. Portland Lor-
ing Short & Harmon.
Camp Cookery. bow TO Live in Camp. By Miss
III. Parloa Cloth, 81 pp.,' 80 ceA4s Boston.
Graves, Locke g. Co. Portland: Hoyt, Fogg g.
DOnham.
Who Found Janice By Helen NJ. Ludlow.
Hampton Series. Paper, 80 PIP, 8 cents. New
York; G. P. Putnam's Sons. Portland: Loring,
Short q Harmon.
A Haunted House. By Mrs. NJ. F. Armstrong.
Hampton Series. Paper, "a pp., 8 cents. New
York: G. p. Putnams Sons Portland: Loring.
Short Harmon
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Henry Greyilie.

The popular French author, Henry Grevillei
has written preface for her American read
ers to new novel of French life, Phiomene's
Marriages, which T. B. Peterson g. Bros have,
In press. In this preface che gives the follow
ing interesting account of herself:
SIN the first place, my readers, it has been
said that am Russian, that my husband is
Russian, and that my education was Russian.
Nothing is more untrue. L was born in Paris /
where l was educated in the bosom of INV
family; and then the time having come for me
to cam my own living, followed my dear ,
father TO Russia. 1t was there became ac-,
that country. But L had married French
man, and our love for our native land drew us
homeward. At first began by passing few
months every year in France, and my country
men seemed to me as interesting to study as
Russians They had not for me the attraction
of the unknown; bat 1 had strengthened my
faculties of observation, and 1 remarked a
thousand poists of interest in them, where.
others only saw everyday life, the common
place OF home existence. The yearning toward
our country became 50 strong that seven years
ago we returned to Paris; and here it is that l.
have written all my works, except one short
novel and two or three stories."
Ard of her purpose in writing and the sort of
characters she seeks to portray, she says:
1.-THE novels of my contemporaries that are
the most frequently read in other countries, are
devoted to painting the exceptions of life, both,
in regard to good and evil; my desire 10 to make
you know French people as they are, as one
meets them in the street, at the theatre in
shops, at their own houses-especally 10 their
own houses, in their own modest homes, which
are as respectable and as we'll ordered as tie
greater part of those in other countries. We
have been given the reputation of people who
are never at home, whose women are ali Der.
verse, whose men are all bad Alasl for the To-
terest that criminals inspire! Thank God! also
for the Cause of morality, we are au honest peo.
pie, whose sons respect their mothers, whose
mothers sacrifice themselves for their children,
whose husbands are devoted once, and whose
wives are courageous and loving, exactly as
they are elsewhere; no more so, perhaps, but
not less SO, than in other countries!
fear that the aureoe of fire that crowns
our perverse brows will grow dim in the eyes of
those who read my books; there will be some,
perhaps, who Will cease to take any interest in
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.

In the billiard tournament in New York
yesterday. Schaefer won the deciding game,
and is the champion of the United States,
scoring 600 points in seven innings to Slosson's
$50.
Trnfant g. Davis of Boston have failed.
Liabilities 100000; their assets consist OF
vessel property and cargoes of African produce
en- route.
Three judges of elections in Baltimore, Nd,
were convicted and fined SIS and costs in the
q. S. Circuit Court yesterday, for obstructing
and interfering with U. S. supervisors.
man named Greene was instantly killed
yesterday in Holliston, Mass, by falling tree
striking him on the head.
Evan Rice, cashier of the Wilmington and
Brandywine National Bank of Wilmington,
DEL, was arrested today for the embe zz!emen,
of $27, goo.
Articles of impeachment have been presented
to the lower house against State Treasurer
Gates Of Missouri
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. Z, Mrs. Jane McKenna. aged II
years.
In Hiram Dec 30. Mrs. Maria vie of John Cot
ton aged 43 years months.
Ia Brunswick, Feb. 3 of paralysis, Capt, Winthrop
B. Smith, aged "a years.
In West Bath, Feb. 8, Mrs. Rebecca Donnen, aged
IS years.
In Clinton, Jan. OF, Ida PIaisted aged 20 years /;
28tb. Parker Gowen, aged II years.
In Belgrade, Jan, %, Mrs. Jane Penney, aged IS
years.
In fairfield Feb. l. Mrs. Mary e. Getchell, aged 50
years months.
In Brooklin. Jan. %, Mary s., of Capt. Phillip
StineoD, aged 81 years.
In New York, Capt. Cbas j. Perkins, of Bath,
aged 81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08
MARINE NEWS.

NEW YORK, Feb Japan advices state that the
zhip Paul Revere of Boston had been brought into
the barbor by the gunboat Ranger. half her crew
are sick with scurvy aud unable to work.
Mutiny ON Shipboard.
LONDON, Feb. IA Lloyds dispatch from Singa-
pre- says the Chinese crew of the Australian bark
Kate Waters, Hong Kong for Foochow, mutined and
murdered the officers and scuttlei the vessel.
Two ships Abandoned at Sea.
HALIFAX FEB. THE Yarmouth ship Van Die
man has been lost by collision. She left Liverpool
Jan. 80 for America in ballast The saved.
Insured for $4,000.
The Yarmouth ship Andrew Levitt, from Bati-
more Jan. g. for Rouen, grain laden, was abandoned
at sea, 18th inst, having lost rudder and spars.
Crew saved. Insured for $19,5C0.
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EUROPE.
The German Minister Mt Copenhagen to


The German Minister Mt Copenhagen to
be Recalled.
BERLIN, Feb. Tt is reported that the German
minister to Copenhagen will be recalled People of
North Schles wig propose to issue protest against
the abrogation of the 9Th article of the Treaty of
Prague. Should Germany prohibit such action the
North SchlesWg deputies will formally protest in the
Reichstag.
The Dock Laborers' Strike Serious.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6.-At O'Clock today the strikers
forcibly compelled laborers TO quit work Some
laborers from Bristol took refuge board steamer
and mob of 700 persons hooted and yelled at them
half an hour, defying the police.
Still Another Strike.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-Eight hundred engineers have
struck, and 1900 more will strike Saturday.
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LONDON, FEBRUARY 7-12.3O P M.-Consols at Sc g.
16 for money and 964 for account.
LONDON, February 7-12.30 P. M-American Sc
curites United States bonds Cts at l0l new SIS Al
1859; new 43s at o. 1O-i6s at or; EIie 26a; New
Jersey Central 43.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7-12-3O P. M.-Cotton market
shade urmer; Uplands at sgd; Orleans at SID; sales
5000 bales including 1000 tor speculation ami export
Receipts 1900 bales, including $3.50 American.
Futures quiet February and March 81, also 1872:
also 50; March aud April 1892
Flour at 6 g 10; Winter Wheat at 6 "a 9; do
spring at 10 q 8; California averages at 8 81;
club II pa. Corr al 47@4s Peas 65. Provis-
Lard at SO 3. Cheese at 40. TaDow at S6. At Lon
don IS 9.
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FINANCIAL AND CON N ERCrAL.
Portland who,es ale Marker.

Portland WhoIesai Market.
FRIDAY, February THE Flour market is with
out important change, Superfne is quoted at $50 a
90; Extra Spring at IS q Is; XA Spring IS a
SIS; Parent Spring wheats Z 80 q 8 so; Michigan
Winter best 30; Low Grade Michigan so q %;
St Louis Winter fair IS @ co.; Winter good 25 q
30: Winter best 90 @ 6 %. In grain, market firm
at quotations.: Corn, High Mixed, car lots, at 4sc;
Yellow do 49c; Oats. lots, 35c; Sacked Bran, car
lots II 30, Middlings do % co. the retail prices for
bag lots as follows: Corn at SIC, Meal So Dat 81
Bran 20, Middlings "a, Rye 70. Melasses unchanged
Sugars steady at Sc for graduated and SEC for Extra
G Oil steady; Ligonia l9ac Kerosene l7c Petroleum
l2c. Lard in good demand and fir N. Pork firm at
10 % q 10 so for backs and clear at 1925 q ~ so
At New York, Flour. low grades scarce and firm;
Corn, new a &c lower; old quiet without change;
Oats dull; Pork and Lard closed dun aud heavy AT
Chicago, Flour irmer but not higher; Wheat higher;
Corr and Oats closed with ac advance Pork advanc-
ed 81; Lard firm. At st Louis. Flour firm; Wheat is
higher Corn higher; Oats firmer; Pork >dull LarG
hrmer,
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08
MARRIED..

In this city, Feb 6, at st Luke's Cathedral by Rev
Chas Hayes Charles Henry Thomas ana Miss
JenI lie Louise Ward. both of Portland.
In Woolwich. JAN 81 Edw. e McCarty and Miss
Mary Tarbox, both of Westport.
La Bddeford, Feb. |, Thomas W. Underwood aud
Miss Clara L Benson.
In Harrington. Jan IS Robt S Nickels and Miss
Christie b. Stevens. both of Cherryfeld
In Cornvl,le, Jan. 10, WI liam Nye Of Scion ard
Mrs. Jennie Lesvisr of Skowhegan
In Mercer. Jan. %, Josiah II. Thompson OF King.
fed and Bina <. Walton of Mercer.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08
VIRGINIA.

Robbery and Marder nj Warrentown
junction.
RICHMOND, Feb 7.-As Howard Holtzclaw, tele-
graph operator and ticket agent at Warrentown
junction, on the Virginia Midland Railway, was
returning home Thursday night from the office he
was waylaid, Murdered and ribbed of watch and
chain and money His body was found quarter of
mile from the station with a bullet hole in his
forehead. There is no clue to tie murderer.
The state Finances.
A bill has passed both Houses of the Legislature
authorizing the governor to borrow 100000, to be
refunded on or before June 18th, and pledgmg the
revenues of the State for payment thereof.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08

FROM APPOINTMENT VETERINARY SURGEON
Mr.. VIM, NJ GILES, Chemist Sir: [ have prac-
,iced extensively in Europe and America, and your
new discovery Liniment Iodide Ammonia .uf-
passes anything ever use for spinC-, strains,
lameness IN the limbs or shoulders, weakness across
he kidneys, wind gals, and hard, bopy swelugs on
the joints 1t is truly marvellous. Yours very truly
RALPH OGLE, Veterinary Surgeon, $50 W 25th ST.,
N. Y. febSS&T
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NAME.

A Man Terribly Injured by Runaway
Team.
BIDDEFoRD, Feb. I'm crossing Main street at
foot of Alfred street, this afternoon, John Wides
was struck by runaway horse and probably fatally
injured. shaft of the sleigh struck his cheek pass
lug down his thrOas about six inches and broken
off by the force Of the blow. Mr.. Wds is il very
critical condition.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08
ChscaRO Calile Nrarhef,

CHICAGO, February 7-Hogs-receipts %, 900 head !;
shipments l 900 head the market is firm; choice
heavy al 70 q 4O5; light at IS q 8 10; mixed at
Caitle-receipts 39cO head: shipments eDOO head .
| and weak; butchers firm. NN-
| unchanged at 80 a 4s0,
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BOSTON stock Market.
(Sales of the Brokers' Board, Feb. II
new York Stock and Money MarLe,.

NEW YoRE, FEB. 7r-Evenlng;mMoney easy at 2@
for long and 4SS4 1881 for short sight. Governm-
ents steaty. State bonds firm Louisiana consols al
vanced 10 57s from 81 yesterday Railway moItga-
ges strong. The Stock market closed strong.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
20I, 900 shares,
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
Feb. s, l A. M
For New England
clear fair weather, southwest to northwest Winds
rising barometer and no change in temperature.
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we shall no longer appear alto

us. az soon as we shall no longer appear alto
gether horrible.
But IL some desert us, the great majority,
feel sure, will rejoice In thinking thas we also
coutentment of duty accomplished, and the In
etfable tenderness of family life"
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, Feb. q

Friday, Feb. q.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to henry Fox.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hail, st John, NIB, via
Ea9tpert for Boston.
Steamer Jas Gary, Grant, Eastport for Boston,
(and proceeded)
Baique windward, Baker, Hamburg via Savannah
to load lot Europe
Brig Hattie s Bishop. Weber, New York-coal to
Green, Son & Lynch. Vess to Ryan & Kelsey
:. Sch Nettie Walker, ingalls,, New York. coal to
Sburtlef q Warren.
Sch carrie l. Xix. Xix, New York-iIon to Port
nd Co.
Sch May Wyman, Sawyer, Eastport-frozen her
ring for market.
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COPARTNERsHIP.
Dissolution.

YEVHE Copart here ofnre existing under the
4 ST. lie OF YealOB q yd is his day dissolved
by mutual consent. Patties indebted 10 and owing
the concern are requested 10 adjust accounts Eth
er member of the late firm is authorized to adjust
the matters of the late firm and to ign The firm
name in lioudation JOHN YGATUN.
DAVID BOYD.
No. @ u0uiton Street.
We have disposed of our stock Of Chandlery and
Ship Stores to Franklin YeatOn, who VIII continue
the business al No Moulton Street, TO whom we
would recommend our former customers.
tS,gned) YEATON 81 BOYD
November so, 1873. dec2dtf
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Receipts of Main. Central X, r.
Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND. Feb. 8,
For Portland, "a cars miscellaneous merchandise:
for connecting loads 60 miscellaneous merchan-
disc.
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C.enr,nx House TRANSACTIONS.

OAcurANS AhvuSC arAuS1cuVus.
PORTLAND, February
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
GROSS Exchanges. .....,.. ......,.....S $3.50 rs
Net Balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20, 500 66
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY s.

public quite intoleraut Of poorer work. (The
Chatterbox is for sale aud subscription by E.
Q. Andrews, 253 Federal Street, under is.
HOTEL
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The pavenport Committee.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-Before the Congress sional
committee today Commissioner Davenport testified
at length in his own defence, showing thousands of
fraudulent naturalization papers issued.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-08

By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to G
" True & Co.
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Sch Island Belle Simpson, Eastport for NYork.
Sch Exact, RimbaI, boothbay.

CLEARED.
Sch $ Sanford. Berry Ba'imore-M Emery
Sch Ellen Morrison, Orne New York humery
Bernie & Co.
KENNEBUNKPORr Feb TAR, sch L M War
rem, Robbins, Houoken.