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exnn1psl<zGbs hotel = Psist Lsstess.
Z TT 0 Jsss Iilbsrs : Bss.s
= prsp -. tsgssbs uisA - sreaess
sslk1 ~ Assssonodsss = 4 \ 70
- - 3lis b de ark7aiD9 Tie
- - ~ spsssi isss -, CO.,
n4ssaaly . fsssitsrs b slls 80. NTbs
ssif Is& 4 sssspssssi. u psa i
clear. vish n5iy bosss.. gosa SsAiss.
~. Tia sskfsess win leave Bslsisoes
% the 3rd Of July. ssd re.aia y camp
until the 0sh.
A letter to The New York Tssses, from
CharIessoo. says hat re. .66ial isserds
Of The Prosecuting Attorneys o. The diE
fercnt circuits In Sosth Csrolina, l. viii
b sess that sss-ihisd q the 1pabef q
persons holding sisor pssifisae Asvs bssn
indicted for soss oGssss sse tsssd d.
ring their term Of olIss. - : nssh lar.
ger proportion = charged - i.ss Of
various kinds prior % Their slsseioa Or
appointment. Charlcstoa ssansy = per-
haps worse in this psrsisslaf shss any
o:her porties Of tie Sssss<s Rssa ~
highsss 10 the lowest Suite o4sN = ~
district sesriy Ill have been charged Nth.
asd many eosvicaed Of one Or more olIss-
ses. Among the Gases cited BY the TSssss 10
that Of r: b. Cain. Congressman 1t large.
vho IL charged With fraudulent tsansae-
tons. bat has not hen prosecuted because
be vas high jes1k Of The State Covers
ment. = ,fssx IS
Mr.. Jno. Davis, in she Rsrul World, IN
experienced breeder. says that kerossse oil
is cure for chicken eholsrs. Il may
Be administered In various ways. 20 that
the chicken suffering With, this disease
eats ofshe food mixed With plentiful guam
tity Of tho shore oil. The xsiter posi-
lively asserts that il d the noss clisssioss
remedy be has ever applied. md avoeshss
for its iufaliibiiity ID ci5sctips ; speedy
cure Of This rasasiug disease ThisTsem-
edy being % simple. Iasd vithis the ready
reach Of all our farmers and poultry bree!
ders. will be of 10 lif,le importance to be
in poseasion Of. and is we'll worthy . trial
for only BY trying ,diaeren. remedies
are We eusblcd to continually discover
new and more valuable cures for the va
rious diseases that our poultry is subject
to. Oftentimes the most simple remedies
have been found the most efficient in
graduating numerous diseases. ." ). .-'
A correspondent writes a. some length
to the World to say that hydropaobia is
purely imaginary discss,, which may
be ex,irpatcd BY eifseing the name from
all records and books, N BY thus remoy-
ing the memory Of the so-callod disease.
deprive people Of the ssimulsnt 70 the
imagination. ia which alone. according
to bis belief. the danger lies.
mon. William I. Hamilton, U. s. Sen
ator from this State. WIN accept our thanks
for = copy Of the Congressional Record
containing bis speech on the report Of the
Committee on Privileges aud Elections 10
the case Of F. ". sykes. contestant. against
G.. i. Spencer. the sitting Senator from
Alabama. Also. for copy Of the speech
Of the Hon. Thomas NJ. Norwood, Of
Georgia. on the Civil Rights Bill.
The Charleston Courier. Of the 9th j,
makes a summary Of South Carolina Off
Gals under Indictment, a. follows: Gov
ernor. l; county trcasurcrs, 8; shcriffs. 2;
school commissioner. 1; trial justices, i;
county commissioners. 81.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-25

LAND sAIa.--IsssesPsa - to sosios ii
the proper tine. thss DR.. Tsos. A. Lynch.
Of the md election district, bad cold a
privs,s sale bis valusble patrimoaial e.
tate. known - ''Grsen's Rest" located
on the S. MarY's river and coutainius
500 acres Il Iasi. TO Nicholas Popplein,
Of Balsinors. for $4,000.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-25

A man IN San Francisso has boldly
started The theory that il hsrts q Chiss-
naa . be stoned 10 asash.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-25
DIED.

On Friday last, after lingering illness, a
his residence In Chaptieo district, JUHN
FAIR. aged aboat 45iyears. Nay he res, il
peacel Il :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-25
MARRIED.

On he 77h6 inst. BY the Rev. Mr.. Starr
COkNELiUS KlRBY to MARY E. MILBuRN
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portion Of ,h,|
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ted TO the gre
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State.
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decree. arc F:
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or purchasers,
from all claim
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them.
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FOR CONGREs
d.

III
COL. BAKER
timoTe equity, 10
to the voters OF tn
able and avsilslI
e RESS. lis ear
Perisnce both Is =
81 the United stat
Of the Legislature
vsstion Of May
rssscsal popu lsu'
saece With all par,
rpedsr him an abb
sstive Of the iste.e
entire congmssio,
j sne II, 1874
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-25

TUNHE undersj
IL IN srrapgI
Claim Agent Of (
t"r the rrssecu'id
l.. 8. Goverpne
claims bsd better
- the time 10 MOI
same can b Gid
paid Goverpmen,|
entitled TO have q
funded. upon pro
j have been furnt
forms. 10.
j
June IL, 1871
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Cotton Saved from n yyreck-Suddep
DcatHa-Tro1ting Race.
ISnncial tnlarrun % tho Nisnntch

PORTSMOUTH, March 23.-The wrecking
schooner Planet Mrs, belonging to B. g. J..
Baker $50, arrived to-day from Wacha-
prigue inlet with seventy-Gve bales of cotton
picked up on the beach from the wreck of
the schooner Queen Of the South, Captain
Thomas Cullin. The agent of the under
writers also arrived yesterday, and reports
that the schooner Ilenrietta, belonging to
the same firm, is still at the wreck en-
deavoring by the aid of diver to get
out the sand quantity of cotton which has
been covered up. The diver says he dis
covers the position Of about forty bales. This
cotton is shipped to Boston as fast as re-
ceved here.
William Wall, one of the most celebrated
drivers in this section, died suddenly in
this city on Sunday morning of congcstive
chill.
Trotting on the fairgrounds to-day be-
tween Belle Boyd and Jake Roane for $500.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON, March 23.-The returned High
landers from the Ashantee war landed from
the steamship Samaritan at Portsmouth to-
day, and fete was given in their honor by
the popuace.
Seventy journalists made an excursion
over the Midland road Saturday in Pullman
palace cars, and the papers this morning are
enthusiastic over the introduction into the
country of this new feature in English rail-
way travel.
Spain.
LONDON, March ga special to the Stand
ard dated Santander, Sunday. says: "The
first movement of the Government troops
for the relief of Blboa by way of Bilhoa
river was a failure. 1t was found impossible
to effect landing, and the expedition re-
turned to Sanrona."
A dispatch to the Hour reports an explo'
sion of ammunition in Serrano's camp which
resulted in killing and wounding fifty per-
sons.
Italy.
RoME. March 23.-The 18th anniversary OF
the accession to the throne of Sardinia OF
Victor Emanuel was to-day celebrated
throughout Italy.
The Pope has minated that Archbishop
Manning and nine other archbishops will be
created cardinals at the next consistory.
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Tho "Chrissian weekly" on tho
Death of Charles Sumner.

To The Editors Of the Daspdich
As the Christian Weekly" published
bv the American Tract Society, New York,
j. largely circulated in this city, and all
through the South-our people being de-
ccived by the declarations of the Society
that their publications SHALL be free from sec
tiopal bias-I ask the privilege Of calling at
tcn,ion TO the fact that in its editorial notice
of the death Of Sumner il follows IN the
wake Of the ultra Radical press, not only I'D
lauding him as one of the "pureSt states
men. braveSt heroes, and most scholarly ora
tors" Of the country, but also in falSlfylng
the account of Brooks's assault so as to
81 fire the northern heart once more
against southern brutality"
This teacher of Christian morals, when
goes to our family circles and processes to
seek after 'sthe things which make for
peace" says Of Sumner:
g. His influence and popularity were
greatly increased by the cowardiy attack
made upon him by Preston Brooks, who
came upon him as he was writing in the SEN
ale chamber, and struck him to the floor
with blow on the back of the
head with heavy cane, and would unques-
lionahy have killed him but for the inter
ference OF others. From the effects OF that
blow he never fully recovered, though after
about years vacation he resumed his seat
and his accustomed duties. The cause OF
his death is by his physicians traced bsck to
that assault"
Now, aside from the several false state
ments which this extract contains, the whole
tenor aud spirit Of the article is such us 10
show that this paper is not safe visitor TO
southern homes-lhat 1t is, in tact, "a VOL
in sleeps clothing" against which our doors
should be shut. y. W. ..
Richmond, March 21st, 1874.
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gay tbatfhcy wiltbsye n.interyiew VIII, the

gay TINT they wifi hsyean .infrryiew with the
Ifesldenton Friday to secure change In
the wilmington IN. c. collector Of the port.
ueheral Clarke, postmaster ut Galveston,
nas resigned, and big struggle has ensuei
lot inc sncce There is also struggle
over cI' the Rome lGa.) post.office.
: Ihere WINS no executive session Of the
senate To-day; no southern nominations.
;, Inc compromise bill in the Senate reifpens
the whole suGject, and q vote settling the
financial question and giving a safe basis
upon which prudent merchants could one
rue seems indefinitely postponed SO fur as
the Senate Is concerned.
Weather Probabilities.
= WAsnINaTos, March 23.-For the Middle
States and New England, fresh northwest.
eriy winds, partly cloudy weather, rising bs-
rometer with temperature below the free.
ing point, and possibly occasional light snow
in the latter section.
For Kentucky and West Virginia, high or
rising barometer, low temperature. light
northeasterIy winds, and generally clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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--y r..,~ ~ The SOrTHEHS MUTUAL CnA-
NV .,.,,N-YArAL ACCIDENT on tbs VAL
10y hAlEo.0-S clEEB At TAH VIRGINIA Fk-
EAlEl>>t,;rTG. -,
SrAuSToS, March 23.
I. ". no ir.~Eli0n Of your correspondent
.,~.;.l,ad pubic opinion in the notice made
- g. -.t..ui ltr,"r ui the suits now pending
IA ...,. ci-cl;. Court Of Augusta county. ana,
v..a l.r rX.,l;iou, he does not think the
r...,. l.!a,.r i ikrly 10 do so.
n Il. Warren. i'll his card in to-day's
-,l.- sens Ia think that 1son-SWs implies
r,-,,.,i surrender of the right OF action in
$3.50, T.; no means. 4 n0n.Su't Is gene
.zHG :4Aru wacn the party plaintln Is not 10
, gI...llou 70 make good his case. and only
draw, CT: 20 mend bis hold. SuppoSlnS
-, I'M, term was generally understood in
H. sense. Your correspondent dld not tnlnh
!, necessary 10 explain why 1t was that
~ ,.7,.st.i! vas taken. The mistake
ND. vX> 10 stating that the company had
trar-a: nearly i hundred suits" Mr..
Warren j. correct in stating that there are
10. over thirty. By a test case was meant
That ..i> nas and would be the only case
t-!rt and u,.on It the defence would put
t..rir ,trcU-I1, aud the result Of 1t would
Cscij- rit iIr others.
4 fsrai sccidcut occurred on the Valley
!a.!uAd. tttwren here and Lexington, last
pr,h 4 >.iGr ;cun placs in one Of the cuts
on the wurk OF ca; tain Lewis Hartman, near
G.r.Hy.Nr. Which killed two negroes, and
wou4dyl tno others. The neck of one OF
Ii. Il, -:rucs was broken by the falling Of
lCGa?ai dit about the size OF haii-bushei
urt,r!" Work on the road from here to
I.Niu-tuu j. being pushed rapidly forward.
W. have lr. eiycd Information that the cars
VI. be- rUu regularly on the Valley road
from >tauugou TO Baltimore on and after
Apr j..
Ike s.tsta given by the pupils Of the
NI!-lalI fv.uaic Institute on last Friday
E.-.a: wa- lan>t charming affair. The en-
t~..a.uu"lt consisted Of music, vocal and
iA,.I4s4ru'ai. iahlcauX, charadcs, and the
reading Of rlic manuscript Of the paper en-
Tiled The &p1t", Gated 10y the pupils OF the
Institute. IAl, vas par ercellsnce the most
Entertaining. part OF the evening.
Inv coM2psiilons were OF varied charac-
I".!.am original poetry and serious sentl-
ta"..I Prose - humorous criticism upon
IL hoo! snd lis pupils, the city and It's iu-
hahn ants, and every body generally. Some
Of Ii" bit, lu4d" We're excellent, and were
frequently rendered really enjoyable by The
seasoning oil Tue true attic salt. MAX.
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Fires.

HARTFORD, March 23.-Sanders, Frary,
Clark g. Co.'s cutlery-works, at New
Brighton, have been burned. Loss, $780,
600. Insurance nearly 100000. Five hun
dred hands ousted. Believed to have been
caused by incendiarism. The fire first ap-
peared in the cupalo.
CHICAGO, March ga fire occurred in
Elgin, ILL.,, to-day, which destroyed Sl47 700
worth of property.
CUMBERLAND, March ga fire last night
destroyed Miller's saloon, the frame back
building of the American House, and the
two upper floors Of the City Hotel. At
o'clock this morning the fire was gotten
under control. The loss will not exceed
S35, 900. Insurance. $4,000.
ISD1AHApoLIs. March 23.-An lncendlary
fire last night, originating in Exchange Block,
on PENNSYLVANIA street, destroyed hall MIL
lion dollars worth Of property.
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tCJr:c>p 1Idtacc Of the Richmond Dlspg;ch.l
Prince Edward.

tC,rcspondracc Of the Richmond Dlsps;chl
Prince Edward.
EGT0R uAII>uS--SECOsD ADyENTISTs-R MIR.
AEnEEWS--HEw GRAHGE AT FARMVILLE-THE
TaG.tc0 IAEKET-rRoGRESS IN THB IN
LhFACusp SovEREIGNs-USlo SEMINARY
CoAMr<cGMIHT-SEw THEMES FOR THE
CLERGY.
FARHvlLLE, March 81, 1874.
VII! my friends ot tie Dispatch allow me
t"N:nltt consulting the parties interesteU TO
correct ~ error into winch both the metro
p"lliAn aHG provincial press has fallen? L
Irrr to IL" upt Lnirrqucnt reference 10 Dir.
- Andrew, OF Mecklcnburg, as the editor
Q. tho Fanny lille Mercury. lie IS one OF the
prpiricloI- Mr. c. r. Madison is the edi-
ior. and wrote especially the admirable
"trnranal' editorial, which received your
contradiction, aud which one OF the coun-
ny journals attributes 10 the aforementioned
$,rijeHiln. Dir. 81. Andrew will, 1t Is GER
TN, 10, desire TO appropriate any OF Mr..
Aal-"n', honors, which by culture and
character he has most worthily won.
We were aware Of the facts above stated.
Dir. >r. ANDREWS himself told Us that he was
not often in Farmyilic.]
The Rev. Mr. Andrews, 4 minister Of the
Apostolic aud Catholic Church las il is
ALo"n IN n-itild and New York, where
thcft are organized churches of that namc,)
i Ct'iHtr!us l series OF lectures and sermons
here III explanation of the peculiar teneiS OF
A!S religious faith. The expected personal
sipcirIhcr Of Christ, 1T some period not
I&ei but not remote, is one OF the theories
OF tGis Church. This minister has, we
learn, good audiences. Mr.. Bugg, president
oil lie English and American Bank, formerly
Oil London, Is member Of this Church. /
learn from Mr. Andrews, that he himself Is
ah a!umnus Of Yale, Il cIassmate OF our very
worthy friend, DR.. George Z. Holeman, of
thrla'hnehurs, Va, "a native and former
Tcs!den, OF fluvauua) and also of President
Porter, Of Yale. The Rev. ID. NJ. Fackler,
Formerly Of Virginia, is leading minister OF
lhls Church in New York city.
'liite gathering Of farmers of the yicin-
age are here to-day, and Grange is organ
lzcd by Deputy L. Il. Trcdwav, Esq. Wal
Ter ii. Richardson is the master, and this is
a good appointment. MesSrs. A. Drum
heller, G. H. Venable, ~. Ii. +. Watkins,
u. HUBBARD, MIS-. Colonel Lyon, Mrs. w. +.
Anderson, ii les Anderson, Mrs. Drumheller,
anu others, are the officials.
HE tobacco market is active in Farmyille.
ana large amount Of the article is passing
u The hands OF 49, buyers, who, we sup
pose, are giving quite as good prices as the
market elsewhere just!tics. It's cultivation
III 1913 evidently did not pay. II is u ms
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia. merchau-
disc and passengers, ". 7. Porter, agent,
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
dis. aud pa ssengers, George w. Allen e Go.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
,handIse and passengers. l.. y. Taruul, agent
Steamer Empire, Allen, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers W. L. Porter.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schooner Island Belle, Woodman, RocklaDd,
srig Cacique (Brsz.) Benton. New York, March
Schooners Rose McDevitt, hallen, and James
Bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia, March Il.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner J. II. Williams, North, from james
river arrived 1T baltimore March II. ,
Schoouers Frederick W. Alton, lloane anu 4 nee,
Rcruard, from Virginia, arrived ut Boston, March
Schooner Amos Falkenburg. of Providence, now
nj that port has been chartered for Orient 10 !oaa
ruano for CITY Point and Richmond al az per ION.
The hull of schooner Hardscrabble ashore on cape
poge has been sold 10 Daniel Fisher, OF Ed@eto@n.
for Si5. She is being broken up. Her cargo OF
lme has been sold for ~ 5U.
BY Telegraph.
Nrv yoRK. March 23.-Arrived: Cleopatra.
Arrived out: Rochester, Bertha Mary g. Read.
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BALTIMORE, March 23.-Flour dull; market
fayors buyers. Wheat firm; white, choice. 81 80
@Sl IS fair to prime white, 81 60@S1 20: choice
amber, sl.s5; good to prime red, y; 7oGsliSO
Corn frmer: white southern, 7S@S2c yelio"
Rye flrmer 1t 80Qsoc. Provisions strong and &C
i've. Mess pork. 4l6G*l6.5o. Bulk me meats rs, :
shoulders e@6he; clear rib sizes, e. S'1gSS2 s
sugar-cured hams, 13@14c. Lard firm at 9}s(9
9lc Western butter dull and unchanged. Conet
dull and nominal at 24@24tc. " hlsktS Gull III
CSC Sugar steady and unchanged
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4 xOODALL'S PLAYING CARDS.
Vt
THE REST-1'HE CEESpEST

Observation-Disclosures kind made; REGArTAs-
cheap common card; hIoADwAYS-a nice COM
mon card: FIRGINIAS-Fine calico backs; GENE
RAJ. JACKSois--Cheap and popular tpattern backs,
various colors and desigus); COLUNBIAs@ Euchre
Geek extra quality; HoLDEN GArEs-One OF the
be>t cards inade: MOUNT YERNoNS-Extra fine.
lWo-color patterns; GREAT hoGULS-Imported,
NE nnest made. Ask FOR THE ABOV E-rAKE
10 GUARD AGAINST SPURIOUS CARDS.
Observation-Disclosures should see that >unyn>
black Unitei States internal revenue stamp, ESyA
with monogram V. r. Nj. on centre of spade, AN|58
Is on every pack. This stamp, In conncc. SsssT
ton wi h the GOUDALL CARDS, Is a W
TRADE MARK.
NoTICETo DEALERS.-Eyery pack of the Good
all Cards sold without this United states revenue
1t. mp properly affixed subjects the seller to q
heavy penalty. NH 9-1m
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
RICHMOND, March %, 1874.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Cotton quiet: sales Of
5.7O1 bales ut &c. Flour quiet and uu-
changed. Wheat 1g2c better. Corr &c: better
high n.ixed and yellow WESTERN; 90c. for new yell
low southern. Coffee quiet aud unchanged. Sugar
in fair demand and unchanged. Rice quiet and un~
Changed. MoIasses steady. Tallow quiet at 7h@
7.c. Kosin heavy at s245Q*2.5O. Iurpentlnt
heavy at 47H@4Sc Pork firm new mess, n TX =
Beef quiet at IL O.50@S11. Lard heavy NJ 7-los;
Whskcy irmer at 97:. Freights heavy and
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A SPECIALITY.
1St onencd at the old stand Of T. j. Irving & Co.,
""o' 9l3 Main street.
AGENTS FUkNIsHlNG EMPoRII'M. mn,
SHIFTS MADE TO OkilER A SpEClALII.
8v. wears ia this city by the late THOMAS = BALD
viz ready made or made to order: HIGH CUT
SHUTS, MED1uM CUT shlNIs' anu LIZ" w
sn uha PTRCALE SHIRT, with two collars, for
NnW York MILLS SHIRTS with three pleats,
UNDERW YEAR at all prices; ,1osr.
ENGLIsH ana FRENCH /, hALf-hooH'
RAI.BRIGGAN HaLF-HOSE; ,,-,,,rnrDc
nnaNDK ERCHIEFS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS'
sCARFs, TIES, BOWS, 'MlLLARS,
CUFFS, SHIRT EWELR1. A.. .,o., raw
And every article pertaining to first class gem
tremen's furnishing establishment We most re-
specfully ask share Of your patronage m
SPse n II, MILi,tK K CO.,
9l3 Main street,
NH colin opposite Gcro!'s European liotel.
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yOST OR MISLAID, CHECK No. 4,S17,
4 4 for 81 2. issued by the Richmond and PETERS
hurg Railroad Company July 2, 1878, signed ny
r f. " ynne president, auo NJ. w. Warrington,
treasurer All persons are warned against using or
trading for the same. N; 4. ~ n.no,
NH 94-3t*
r OST, small bunch of KEYS; supposed
Disn0fch CtIce reward will be given.
NH u -cod3t*
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Wbiskcy revenue falls of in Ohio and In

Whiskcy revenue falls off in Ohio and In
diana.
The general revenue is expected to be
500. 100000 by June 30-as much as was
expected.
Judge Dent, brother of Mrs. Grant, died
Sunday morning at O'Clock at his residence
IN Washington city, of tumor in the stomach,
from which be has been suffering for several
months.
Joseph Booth fell under the cars at Virgl-
mia City, Nevada, Sunday, and both his legs
were cut off. A young man VINO Witnessed
the accident tainted, aud bis hair, which was
black. turned instantly gray. 1t is probable
neither will survive.
The fire in the wooden-ware factory ID
Baltimore on Saturday night: Mr.. Masne
estimates his loss upon the building, stock,
and machinery, at from ten to fifteen thou
sand dollars. He is fully insured, holding
policies in the Royal, Etna, National, west
Chester, Firemau's, Lycomng, Lancaster,
Security, Lynchburg, and German, OF Erie
comDanieS.- Sun.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, March 23.-F!our steady at sou
@s7. Corn easier at 62963c. Pork quiet ano
held ut $l5.75Mt1 5.S7h. Lard steady s.ea All,
Sic Bacon steady; shoulders, 6&c. clear rlb'
&C.; clear, 0sc. Wniskey quiet and lrm ut 91c.
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CPRING CAMPAIGN
is approaching, and in view OF that fact all
WINTER GOODS
now have on band will be sold for CASH FLAT
at yery ow figures n order to reduce stock. My
core-., stock At regular prices. If you want, call
at the old, established house OF
VIM. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
100 Main street.
Sign: LONG FLAG. Notice that on Main street,
fe1S
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ST, LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, March 23.--Flonr quiet and nm
Changed Corn iirnier ut 62h063&c for hos =:
conNShuuiders. 64c.; clear rib, &C.; clear, 9*c
Lard, SIaGl9c. asked; SIG. bid.
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HUNTSVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Flour firmer superfne
"a .25 extra, SIS double extra family, Sc; n No
]. 81 fancy, IS rs. Corn, 67@7Oc.. PROVISION:
quiet Pork. S15.75. Bacon-Shouldtrs. sc
clear rib, &C.; Clear, 9i9c. Lard-Tlercc VAC. keS
oa,. Whiskpy. 92c,
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK The EF1
l. steamship WYAN0KE. Captain eSEszsSstsh
Couch, will sail TUESDAY. March Oath. al 2
O'Clock p. M. Freight received until O'Clock P
NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed, ana GOODS TOT
warcs.d with dispatch To all points north, south
east and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
NH 1921 Companys v harT. Rockets.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. MARCH "a. 1874
Sun rises......... 6.55 hoop sets.......... 100
SIM sets,........, Cos High tide. 1O.l 9