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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY II, 1850.
ARRIVED SATURDAY..

ARRIVED shTIHDAr.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk, United Stats
mail, merchandise. and passengers, u. Is. Tatnn,
agent.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New YORK, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. w. Allen Co., agents:
Steamer Norfolk, Tunnill. Philacelphla, mtrchap
disc aud passengers. J. w. MctarTCk. agent.
schooner Flying Scud, Metkins, Baltimore, guanO,
Richmond and Danyille railroad:
Schooner Laura &. Wolfe, Ewing, BAIT more,
guanO, Richmond and Danyille railroad.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Morris, Baltimore, scrap
iron. -
Schooner Jane Emson, Crane, New York, iron,
Tredegar Company.
schooner Jonn Il. P. Moore, Chopper, New York,
assorted cargo.
Schooner Trade-Wind. Gray, city P0int, DBht, 10
load grain, Curtis Parker.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Lucille. Prtchard, baltimore, merchan-
disc. u. Il. Douglas, agent.
Schooner Potomac. higgins. NlmlhSs'h' be''
lumber and iron, Curtis Parker.
SloOp Mary Ann, -, Norfolk, -four aud slaves,
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly New York, mer-
ehandse and passengers, q ". Allen 4 Co., agents.
steamer Norfolk, Tnnnil. Philadelphia, mere han-
disc aud passengers. j. W. MeIarrick, agent.
CUsToM-HoUSE REPORT.
Cleared-Norwegian bark Jens Brandt, Nelson,
BOrdoanx, France, with an assorted cargo valued
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. January l7-ArriyeJ out: Cosmo
Mediator Scythia. Ilomeward bound: Agnes, Tor
Savannah Anna, for Wilmington
DIsAsTER-COLLIsI0N YEAR NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 1.-THE bark Gerald &.
TObey. while living at anchor of Bedloe's IshDJ
was run into by the steamship City 81 Savannah
for Savannah, at 4:3O L. NJ to-cay, Saving a noe
Ing in sinking condition, she slipper her an
chors and was lowed TO the fIis near the ISLAND
where she now lies aground The CITY OF Savannah
returned. WITH her fjretop aud foreyard gone, TO
certain the damage DONE anu then pr c.e'td 10 sta
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 1.-THE following are The quotations:
DARK GOODS. FOR EXPORT.
Lugs common. S2.50o$3; medium, $40
$3.50: good, sid$i.50.
LeGf-Common, $50 $3.50 medium, s6G $3.50:
good. S7@s7.jO: line, si0@ $3.50; ezra ane,
fl350dfl5.
MemmfRg-Common. s2.5O@t4: medium,
:45OG:6; COOS, S6At7.50; fine, s7@t9
DARK s-MASUPACTuRIYG.
lug Filicrs.-C Comm N. .3a "a medium. 81 3
i91f FifierS.-t ommon. So $3.50 medium. 81
n $3.50 good, 500 $40 80; ine. slIasi2 81;
extra nae sun-currd. Si2@:l7.
WrdDDerS 4 0mmoD, Sass 30: medium. 81
ass. 80: good. tiO@tl050. fn". sl3Gsli, *
TIA, l.50GSiZ; extra cured, slbmsZo.
BRIGHT GOODS IANVFACTCTIEG.
SyaOkers.-Common. t5rss7 medium. 5000
80: good. tl2di $3.50: hne. S2Oht $50.
Fi[lerS.-COmmOn, S5a 81: medium, fIsSJ
good. Il 0tItl2 fine, sl3USlj:
UydpDefS.- Common. fl2f1 flo medium, VIC
f25: good s3OMsio; bue, stJ9s1O, Ianci' foV
@s75. ,,,.,a.
| MsLogqny Wrappers: Common, Slo5ilt;
| mea,uni. S20GS2J: GOOD, t30 $50; hDe, so"
| $50; extra, sGO@s13.
WESTERN GOODS.
Lpq FiHers-OlI dark, s3Gi.50.
| liar Ffliers.-COmmOn 70 medium, si@st; gooc
| Lp1s, WOrklnq-New dsrk, $4,000 -.
| LfGf StemmtH l.-New DARK. tiMs7.
| HdSOa COunty.-New common 10 good n'iefs' ~
| Oslo.
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DAVIS, IN an impressive manner, took the

Davis, In an impressive manner, took the
oath and made the following address:
4" Gentlemen Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives For nearly sixty years
you and your fathers have assembled to dc.
fiberate upon the wants OF the Common
wealth and enact ITS laws. In all these years
the safeguards thrown around the repre-
sentative government have proved strong
enough to carry our good State s,ieIy
through every danger. Annually the per-
sons elected by the people have been sum
moned by the proper authorities 10 meet aud
organize the Legislature, and those defeated
by the people have quietly submitted to the
VIII OF the majority. For the FIRST time Ia our
history this rule has in part been reversed !;
hence unparalleled excitement AMI popular
indignation. The organization Of the Legis-
lature has for that reason been delayed.
Under such circumstances you have shown
great forbearance. You have kept strictly
within the law. Coming from law.abiding
communities, you have waited until you
| could obtain the opinion OF the court. That
opinion has been rendered, aud to-day YOU
completed the organization OF the Fifty
ninth Legislature. Believing this solution
| OF the difficult problem is striking Illus.
| tration OF the strength OF republican gov
eminent, where only the majority can rule,
and that all good citizens viii joyiully hail
it as such, will only add that i shall take
an early opportunity to express to you my
views upon State affairs"
Cheering folio we'd the address, and it did
| not subside until the guberna,oral party
took their departure.
The Governor took possession Of the Elk.
ecutiye chamber without any interference
At 7:4j =. NJ. both branches OF the lie.
gislature adjourned until Monday at II
A. NJ.
Governor Davis will issue an order to
night continuing the care OF pubic proper
~ in the hands OF General Chamberlain.
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The Louisa Murder Case.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispa,ch.l
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. Va,

Correspondence or The Richmond DispaJch.l
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. VA.,l
January II, 1880.
The case Of Commonwealth against VIII
liam Beaver. for the murder OF his wife,
was concluded last night, and the indct-
ment given the jury. This morning a ver-
Oct Of murder in the second degree and
hXlng the term OF Imprisonment in the
penilentiary at eighteen wears, was re-
turned IL is presumed that the fact OF the
Prisoners weak. mindedness had no little TO
10 With finding q verdict Of murder in the
second degree, which clemency Uhough in
lacl not within a iury's proyince) is some
ZINES exercised. The evidence was wholly
c'rcumsiantial, but pretty strong and well
mixed. The prisoner was ably defended
by Messrs. Gordon & Gordon. and Com
lnonweaIth's Attorney Bibb was ably as
sisted by T. NJ. Fowler. ALIQuIs.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COECN AMI LOUC EhCtlAN1
RICHMOND. January II. 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White s bushels. Red. 1872 hushrlr.
CORN White $50 bushels. Uiced, 600 b. n"
els.
re-exhibiied.
RYE-20 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-22 bushels.
RLACKEYED PEAs-l4 bushels.
BEANS-6 bushels.
MEAL-50 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 8 IN hels very good =, sli3:
Red. s bushels mixed at sl.39 81 bushels m y u
az Sl45: 20 bushels very good RUIZ oil 81 ~ I,
10 bushel. Fuhz al 1 l3S 10 al. 1872 bushels
CORN Uhite. IL bushels very g0od al %. !;
zoo bu.hes fair AZ 5Sc.: 9sZ bushels ~ good 1t
G0c.--totil. l20O bushels. Hired. l9i bnsl'ls
prime at 60c 90 bu. heIs very good at 50c.-.ott,
200 bushels. 49,
OATS SIS bnshei, good spring at47c.; 24f bush.
el very good spring AT fsc total 800 bushes.
RYE.-S bushels very good az $780,; IL bushels
prime at S0c.-tOtal. 20 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-22 bushels at coo.
msAL.-COuniry unbolicd. 80 bushels ut BIC.
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STAUNTON.
4 sREsT OF A WEST VIRGINIA HoIsE.TnIEF II
TEXAS.

ARREST OF A WEST VIRGINIA H0RsE.THIEF IN
TEXAS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
JANUARY II, 1880.
Sheriff Wiley. Of Limestone county, Tex
a., last night placed in the keeping OF Mr..
George Harlan, the jailer here, horse
thief, named Sylvester Carpenter, who
about year ago stole horse in Pocahontas
county, West Va, and made his escape to
parts unknown. Not long since he was
heard OF In Texas, and, armed with requi-
siiion from the Governor Of West Virginia,
on officer went TO that State, and securing
the culprit returned with him yesterday.
The party left here this morning in wagon
on their way 10 POcahonIas. PENN.
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OF pre.a'nence n he thought the bill viii
becomes Jaw. Certainly" said he. The
democrats say very little about II, and some
nave talked with seem to think the Repub-
l'cans VIII not dare to do It. They will,
however. dare do anything that will give
them pretext for claiming the presidency
In 1880.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The weather to-day was beautiful. and
the principal streets were crowded with PEE
destrians.
A Republican congressman to-day re-
marked that the Republicans were willing
TO compromise on the Fiiz John Porter
case, but that the Democrats demanded
that they should SO act In regard to 1t as TO
condemn the military court that tried him
out and out.
The Republican State Committee have re-
quested Charles H. Voorhis to resign his
seat In the House.
The Utes do not make much progress in
their conference with the authorities, and
their visit promises to be protractcd one.
The II easury holds 1866, 2OC, 400 in United
States bonds TO secure national bank circu-
lation.
Mr.. Blackburn says he is not, as reported,
in favor OF suffrage in the District Of
Columbia.
They continue TO make great deal OF
the expeditions against the Moonshners Of
bn l,,t a. "a; ,t,l n,ts
side Of the South can manufacture more
Illicit whiskey in a week than a hundred
little mountain distiIleries can in a month.
The House Indian Committee continued
to-day their investigation Of the recent out
break Ct the Utes.
Messrs. Jorgensen and District Attorney
Lewis were among the callers at the White
House to-day.
The subcommittee on the Reclamation
Of the Potomac Flats appointed to-day con-
sists OF Messrs. Hunton, Henkle, Sam
ford, Alricb, and IIazleton.
The Military Committee OF the House to-
day agreed to report in favor OF restoring
General Fitz John Porter to his position as
colonel in the army, and give him $4,000
back pay.
The silver watch sold at the st. Aloysius
church to the most popular altar'boy, John
Haohan, brought 5000.
The National Woman's Suffrage Conven-
ton meets on the Dist. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Matilda Jose
Iyn Gage, and Phoebe Cousins, have engaged
quarters at the Riggs House.
Chief-Justce Carter will preside at the
Irish.relief meeting on the Goth, and Speaker
Randall, Senator Thurman, and Hon. John
L. Kenua are among the speakers selected.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patchi
FITZ JOHN POKTER's CASE.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE House
Committee on Military Affairs at meeting
to-day agreed upon their report TO accom-
pany Mr.. Bragg's bill for the restoration OF
General Fitz John Porter. 1t provides for
his restoration to the service with the rank
of colonel, and awards him $4,000 in lieu
OF all back pay TO which he may have been
entitled.
MISS HORTON HELD FOR INDICTMENT.
WASHINGTON, January lin the case OF
Miss Lucy Rhett Horton, charged with as
sault with intent TO kill John II. Morgan,
son OF Senator Morgan, OF Alabama, by
shooting him in the shoulder on the lSt OF
Jaiuary, the court to-day decided 10 hold
her for the action of the grand jury in the
SIM Of 81 200
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France.

LONDON, January 1.-THE Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times says the ministerial
programme whict was read in the Chan
bers yesterday was received somewhat
coldly in the Senate by the Left Centre,
while the Pure and Advanced Left ap-
plauded references TO the education bill
and magi>tracy, and also at close of pro
gramme. The galleries OF the Senate were
only hall filled. In the Chamber Of Depu-
ties the programme was greeted with suit-
cent favor to rea,sure the friends OF the
Cabinet.
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Fire Record,

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF PROPERTY BURNED ~ NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. January IA fire at $3.50
Broadway last night destroyed the property
Of Abram Kaufman and j. h. Andrews 20
the extent OF Sl50,000.
OIL-w0RKs BURNED AT EAST CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
Boston, January 17.-Aapen Il Sprague's
Riverside Oil-WorkS, at East Cambridge,
with 100000 gallons Of kerosene oil, ma
chlnery, &C., were destroyed by fire last
night. Loss, 100000.
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Negro Lynchcd i'm Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, January 17.-Nat. Smith
(negro). who was confined in Jail at Jones'
Doro', Ca, for an attempted rare on Mrs.
Gay, was taken out by an unknown party
Of men, carried five miles into the woods,
and hanged on tree. When found he had
a gun-shot wound through the breast, ap-
parently made after he had been hanged
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Strike of Female Cotton. Opernfiyes.

NEWPORT, X. l., January l7.-Tbe cord
sbredders. all females, Of the Aquidneck
and Perry cotton mills have struck for
higher wages. Their places have been fill
ed by help from other places. One female
who attempted to 60 10 work was out
rageOusly assaulted by the help OF both
mills
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, January IT, Nosrl-Stocks strong.
Money call 5(d6 per cent. Eychsnge-Lp 2 Z,
4S1a; short, 4S3',. State bonds dull CoyernDssntS
strong
Erening.-Money. 4 q per cent. Exchange. fs2.
Governments-New s., 1854; Al per cents, ~;
per cents. lO4f. States dun.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. January 1.-THE weekly statement
Of the associated banks shows the following chances :
Loans increase, SS7i,SO0; specie increase. g.
OSj.l0O: legal-tenters increase. sl,Sl6.400: Ge-
posts increase S6.736300 clrcuiltion increase.
S2.177.000 reserve increase, $2.2l7.425.
The banks now have s6,027,S25 In SXcess OF iesa
requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 7-Vlrginis g., defer Cd,
7: cOnsOs, SOY; second series, z9k: rast due c1I-
pons. n: new l0-40's. 3S. North Carolina Of.
old, 20. Sid to-day.
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BY Telegraph.


vyw YORK January IT. Cotton unchanged and
ouiet: sales. Sl2 bales: uDisuds, l2hc.: or cans
i2Ic. Southern -four duh and unchanged. Nneat
onened lower ard cio ed about at Ihe prc.. cu.rent
Iast evening: Uneraded red, fl.4lmrl.45. Corn
closed dull and rather weak: ungrdned' oOhdyo G.
oats about ac. better and moderately aeiiye No.
47c Hons dull and nominal, castings, Ia Use.
COFFEE unchanged and quiet. sugar hrfn ana qlie''
fair TO good tiniug. 7se. refined In moderate &c
MAJ aud prices unalt red. MOiaSses p fair lSgury
plce ouief and firm Ro,in dali al = 60Wsl 90.
Jurpeniine steady az 43kh 44c. Wool bfin witi
b,tler demand: domestic Geece. f3Gosc. pui 81
PORK srn aud no,leratey active a. 1901 30.
Middes firm long clear - 80; SNORT GEAR efoO,
and tairly active at 50. WhiskeY nomlnil ~ IL 10.
treigh;s oull. .,,,,,D
RALTIMORE. January I7.-FiOur dull and un-
changed. south RI wheat stead, wi h more d m
ness western nFmer aud better: southern red,
81 35@sl.3s; amber Sl40@ AZ: No we'se.
s 4 556d@s 5d M Maycn sr5o Sot AS
corn lower aud dul western hrm1. slib sht
arm, southern western white. aud Pen nsylysnif.
4s@40c.: western mixed, 47@dse. Provi,oas
~ dsc anu s"gar strong: "a son. eac Whisky
dull and unchanged. Freighs dull.
CINCINNATI
CrxcISSArI January l7.-Fionr dun and uu-
changed Wheai dun and nominal ~ vi 2!@fi.3e
Corn dun al 4IG43c. Oats dfm at S9H41c. POrk
'iuil aud dropping at sl3asi32s: Lard 20 fair &c
mani aud nrn a. s7.45@s7.a7f. Bulk.meai
steady aud unchanged. Bacon nrm and UNCHANGED.
Gr,en-meafS quiet shoulders, ~; sides, s6lzs;
hams $3.50 for ff,een pounds average. Nhissey
unsettled az tI.06ds1.0e. sugar drip and un-
char ged Iiozs duh CON Dion. 80 sOMff.15 lisnts
a.. 200 .35: packing, si.304st 40; butcher.
4.45@sf. so. .,
LOUISVILLE.
louisville, January IL Flour dab and un-
changed. Wheat duh at 1927. Corn steady; white,
4Bc mi xed, i5c. oats steady; white, ale: mitrd,
doe Pork steady at $li.75. Lard steady; liercs,
shM s1c: keg. 0d95Ee. Buls-meais sieaGy; shoul-
der 4kG4kc.: ribs, 6ic; sides 7e.. Bacon steady
snr firm: shouiGtrs-bone herr: ribs. lAc:' 81 e..
7ae; sngar-eured ham. loo l0he. WhisAey nSn
atsIos. ,,s
At. LopGs, January i7.-Flonr hrm. WHEAT
higher and slow: No. 2 red fall .27Ssksi,2sf.
No q red fall. $3.50. Corn hisbrr e 3Ve Otts
higher al 37ac. Whiskey quiet al slOe 1.tA
1rmer AT as Lard noDinsils unchang a. buiA-
meas auiet and unchanged; only joob'rg Trade
CHICAGO.
CuIcAGo January H. Flour duh aud nom nal.
ut.at Quiet. unsri ted and generally higher; NO
chicago spring. Al. ~: No. Chicago spring, fi.Oe
Corn quiet aud steady At 3oec. os's STEADY ~
sr,n Al, sac Dressed hogs uneh1nge Fork isssN
active and SHADE higher AZ sl2.so. Lara s,esas
ana 40 fair ds maAd AZ $3.50 Bnik.pests s,sesy
and unchanged: shoulders. VI 10 short I'D, eooSs
snort clear, 81. SO. Whiskey steady and ancnaakxr
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North GarOliDa's Debt

RALEIGH, y. G., January 1.-THE Urea
sury OF the State Of North Carolina has
funded between Sj,000,000 and S6,O00,C0)
of the old bonds in the new per cents,
bearing interest from July, 1880.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-First-class AN
J TiIPAcITE. all sizes. from $3.50 TO 81 as per
ton Best SPLINT and CLOVER NIL OF al KINDS,
1925 to 81, $3.50, and $40 SOFT COKE ana
all kinds Of ENGINE COAL PINE ava ohh
promptly filed from either yard. Broad stree, he
tween seventh AMI 4 ighth, or 1908 cary street.
a. IA T.. n. PAGE.
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NOTlCE.-l shall apply TO the Board OF
IN Directors OF the Richmond aud Danyrs nal
rood Company for the RENEWAL OF CEkIIf y,
GATE No. -. dated May u 1895. for one share OF
s,nel In sai, company standing IN my name, the
", Y. Ia.F2m II. h. EPENCEk.
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Fine. STA .450: saperine, - .506s5.75i eITs
s6.75@S7: COMMON family, s7Gs725; fancy
brau- S7AiS.
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ID X. CARRlNGTON,
DEALER IN
EAsT-BANK SpLlNf COAL,
ANTHRACITE COAl-all sizes;
SMITH and ENGISE-COAL,
LONG or BLOCK wood.
Ny machne-prepared KNDLiN6 WOOD Is en-
tirely free OF knots.
Broad streets ..>o.,,
au VI 'e''P' Sc 81
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MISS HORTON HELD FOR INDICTMENT.

WASHINGTON, January lin the case OF
Miss Lucy Rhett Horton, charged with AS
saut with intent to kill John II. Morgan,
son OF Senator Morgan, OF Alabama, by
shooting him in the shoulder on the lst OF
Ja.uary, the court to-day decided to hold
her for the action of the grand jury in the
sum OF 81 900.
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WssOD AND Ctf&L.

PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
i SPLINT COAL. BEST AhTIlRACIrEC COAL.
BEST FOREST PINE ard OAK WOOD BtSl
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST VIRGINIA
STEAM coal. S.P LATIlROP,
de lS Seventeenth street at draw bridge.
GOAL SOLD BY WEIGHT have in
~ my yard, Tweniy-hrst street between Main
and Franklin. 1000 tons ANTHRACITE COAL,
all sizes and best quality, ald viii be sold tor cash
as cheap MS can be bought. PINE and OAK "OOD
sold from $3.50 20 - 10 per cor.i Branch YARD,
sixteenth and Darlington streets. ,,
r.. Z. MURPHY,
de 3O.end No. TweDty-hrst street.
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TXIIRT ROBERTS, SEVENTEENTH
w aud Cary streets, dealer in best quality Az;
spIiST coat; CLOVER HILL aud mIDlO-
THAN LUMP and HAIL. Also. CUMBERLAND
COAL by the cargo OF IN small lots TO suit pnr-
WRIT ROBERTS,
Seventeenth and Cary streets.
,.ndsdto oc 49, m
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$3.50 70 rs per ream' ~
ID tSe DiJPATCAPEi s.ss,'lsr'
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FITZ JOHN PoKTER's CASE.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE House
Committee on Military Affairs at meeting
to-day agreed upon their report TO accom-
pany Mr.. Bragg's bill for the restoration OF
General FitZ John Porter. 1t provides for
his restoration to the service with the rank
of colonel, and awards him $4,000 in lieu
OF all back pay to which he may have been
nufiflod
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC-JANUARy 10, 1880.
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At the end of the recess in The House, Mr..
Cushman, OF Sherman, made speech re-
commencing an application to Congress for
aid in repelling the attempts under the deci-
sion Of the Supreme Court to drive this body
from the ate-House.
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John Gaylord Wclls, who died In
New York city not long Ago, waS tho
author ~ ~Wtlls' Every Man Ills Own
Lawyer ot hich over $4,000 copies
have been sold In this conntly. He
WAS originally printer IN Connecticut,
aud among others Who learned that
ART with him was Mr., Robert Bonner,
III thu Lsdger, Ne was tho inventor ri
elastic type for printing IN hard subj
Hlancex, ard ri several ether ingenious
contrlvAnoes, and spent tln.ONO In pr.
teclinR hls patents In thu courtS, Sow
oral fortunes wcru male aud lost by
him. In January, lh1n. no AprAinad
hts ankle In stepping from = carbstone.
which rendered ampn.asion ncccasary,
and from tho effects nj which he mover
recovered.
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t~us~aa "A - srs w~N~ IA s~sv II
ss~ss - fs#MNaAs n sN~Ns sNA ssAt 49,
r~tsH~ a $3.50 f~##~~ 800 srts s~A
Nn
Lass tsAss t~v 1nA d Asas p~t
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lst In hall lpani ii grated chcculAte
wes In enc cup II sweet milk, and hcil
natil II hsfdcns on The atHon, with
which soa mWst siir n frequently.
Flavor I. With teaalpcAtal VI vanilla.
EAErmsSwAnR N CooxlSa. - The
fwvor N frcd baked Or boiled III earth.
enwarc ID kaid by those who have made
thu experiment ~ Ia lar superior u
that ii vegetable " animal food cooked
In The same way Ia iron vessels, for The
rosson Tina, iron II conductor 81 heat,
while casthcnwarc In 4 nan cundrrtnr:
consequently, fncd conkcd In th~ halter
II rarely ever burned, TIM degree III
htns moi vary inT pcfccp.ihly during
Tin process ~ cooking, thus preserving
the flavor VI what II ceukcd, ~ we'll a
uniformity throughout The substance III
Tho meat, vegetables or Hraihs, until the
process II cooking in completed, Tho
iIrc In stove or range TINT parches and
burma la iron vessels, and citl,cr I'm
pairs Or spoils Tho food, il lnwcrlcss 10
ininrc TIM contents III enrlhcnwArU, so
carlAenwArc takes Tho rscm,mm, ~ II
deserves 10, % DR.. Foote's Health
MOnthlv.