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POLICE CoURF, YEsTERDAY-Justice
Joseph j. White presiding.-Casar Brett
(colored), charged with creating disturb
ance in the street, was fined S5.
George Cooley (colored), charged with
breaking and entering the stall Of NJ. e.
johnson in the Second market with intent
to commit larceny, was acquitted, but re-
quired to give security in the sum Of $500
for good behavior, in default of which he
was committed to Jail.
Benjamin Oborn (white), charged with
stealing pair Of pants from James E.
Harding, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
William Hagan, bystander, interrupted
the Court during the trial Of Oborn by some
unbecoming remark. He was brought to
the bar and fined So. Subsequentiythe iins
was remitted.
Lewis Johnson alias Douglas (colored),
charged with stealing gold watch Of the
value OF $50, was acquitted; but being n
suspicious character, was required to find
surety for good behavior for three months
in the sum Of $3.50. Committed to Jail.
Charles Knight, charged with being dis
orderly and resisting the officers in the dis
charge of their duties, was sent to jail for
five days in default Of surety to be OF good
behavior.
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THE wEAGHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and mild. At night it was threaten
ing. .-. ..a...
THERMoMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, IL !;
Q A. NJ, 81; noon, 6s; p. NJ, 6I; P.
NJ, 50; midnight, 81.
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AUCTION SALES THGs DAY.

HI~ On all safes OF Real Estale made betaoeen
the 1st Of January and last Of June the taTeS.f01
the present year hdue to be paid by the purchaser
On all sales made 6etaoeea the 1st or July and as
of the year the taIe8 hGus to De paid blythe seller
This custom was adopted about lfteen yearsags
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and yiclnity.J
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A ENCOURAGEMENT.

I 4.
The WELLS & HOPE COMPANY, OF Phi!adel-
phia manufacturers of the CHROMO-LTTHO-
GRAPHIC IRON SIiOW-CARDS, finding their bust
too large for the supervision OF the home ONCE,
future MR. J. f. NEISWANGER will have charge
4t The southern department, with headquarters a,
Richmond.
Referring 10 the above, would state to all the pa
irons OF The above company, and 10 all others who
may want work In our line that shall have an Of
ice here for The transaction of the business In my
department. to show samples of work aud give esti-
mates, &C., &c, and shall bc most happy to have
call from amy one in need or cheap, durable, and
ihc most beautiful sH0W-CAKD In The world.
lie ID j. L. NEISWASGER.
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FLOR urRER "LocAL I" SEE FOURTH pAGE.l
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MONTICELLO HALL.

MONTICELLO HALL.
GRAND CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
AND
MARTHA WASHINGTON TEA-PARTY,
PROFESSOR THOMAS J. MINORS PUPILS,
FRIDAY EVENING, December 10, 1875.
Professor MINOR would respectfully INFORM ms
natrons and the public that he has spared expense
In perfecting the above exhibition, and that the
MARTHA WASHINGTON TEA-PARTY
will be the feature of the entertainment.
o,ciock de 15-1tk
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
FECHTER
.lcannot wish nv friend better audience than he
win have in the American people, and cannot wish
them better actor than they will have IN my irieno
NY appreciation Is not the result Of personal regard,
but personal re9ard has sprung out Of my apprecia
TOM Charles Dickens.
This Eminent Artist will be supported by the
'a'eH'e" MISS LIZZIE PRICE.
MONDAY. December 18th,
TO CHAs FECHTER: "For the drst time nave
really seen and thoroughly understood my own
play."-Lytton Bultoer.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
December 19tb and goth,
RUY BLAS!
Is first and worldly renown success IN tue Engiisn
langungeJ
THURSDAY I pssemssr sss alst'
"a play and q part lie made bis oWn.1
FRIDAY, December2 22d,
NJ T!
Ills Reneft3
GRAND FECHTER MATINEE SATURDAY, at
Q o'clock, at reduced prices.
SATURDAY NIGHT, FAREWELL APPEAR
ANCE OF MIR. FECHTER.
Seats for either Of Mr.. Fechter's series Of styen
December is, 1875, at Wyatrs Music Store. 920
Main street, at A. NJ. Reserved Dress-CtrsI and
Orchestra, $3.50. - oe l4.4.
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TIL E Dl0IAl - II. /
= ~ ~ COWARDIN & ELLYs0N. -
--~~e,s,,--,yvARrAnLY IN ADVANCE.
tAs ~. nIspATCH IS delivered 10 subscribers |
The DALI hcpSTs p pcr week payable TO the carrier
r'ErEMkSi, M.i,ca Ss At sc per annum: ss for six months
TsSS nR St isSFiST 9sAaTTcH at So per
nun or crflEK,T fli3S, 'SF TasSsrXTCH TsS a, SO per annum
SPECIAL soTIC-->---> NOTICES:
,~Goop NEWS AT LAST
,s PRETTY GOODS,
NJ" AND CIlEAr GOODS.
,,,,,Srw.S AND THE HOLIDAYS,
~" I.sT EECEIvED AND OPENED
WILLIAM THM.HlMER'S'
col BROAD STREET.
ooo rseces rI6uREn, PLAID, STRIPED, and
RRoCADED DRESS GOODS Al S''' to''
ayard: , , ,,or,, ING ~
zoe. worth soc. yard >c,s,,c,c,,r
,,.r,,. 1,,c Of AIL-WOOL and ENGLISH CAIhE-
MlEES at extra iow prices.
- r;ooc. ri, aCK hLrACAS from 2oc. to FL
- r.rd Give ne trial IN Aipscas, as have the
best anA cheapest line In the city.
.,,,,I,,c Of ri, ACK MERINOS, CACHEMlRES,
wypBESs CLOTHS. DELAINES, &C, at very
low prices.
1cr, large stock of SHAWLS. SKIRTS, BLAN-
kETs. HOODS, SUBIAS. and JACKETS nj
extra low prices TO close them out;
100 Now s,vlcs CLOAKS, Just received, and very
cEcap.
ono r,rccs CASSIMERES. TwEEDS. WATER
PROOFS, REAvER-CLoTli, DoESk1NS, &C.,
a; reduced prices;
,in nicccS WHITE, GRAY. RED. and BLUE
FlANNEl.S Il, Iowcr prices than ever before
offered.
,e-se line of STRIPED HOSE, SOLiD-COLOR
HOSE HASDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, COR
SETS. SCARFS, POCKET-BOOKS, and other
goods for Christmas;
| .COA new. prctty, and cheap WAX-DoLLS, from
25c 10 sl.25. Call early and secure Doll
100 sets LADIES and CHILDREN'S FURS at
very low prices 10 close them out:
l 900 pair Of new-shadcs TWO-BCTTON MD
GLOW rs at Coo u pair worth 81.
40 dozen LADIES MERINO VESTS at SOC. 4
mar worth 90c.--cal, and sec them: -
Also u large line of GENTLEMEN'S MERlNO
SHIRTS ~ all prices; ~ - - .x>,. .
3 pieces new and pretty lNGRAlN CAkfEI at
s &c a varrl worth 65c, 10 close them out:
: pieces HEMP CARPET at 5 and 2Uc: yarn.
Don't fail Ia call on WILLIAM THALHlMEki ior
your DRY GOODS &C. COL Broad street. dc s
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTION.-Atten reg-E
" ular company drill at regtmental armory n
TONIGHT at 71s O'Clock, In undress uniform. IN
s. !. SMITH,
de 15-lt Orderly Sergeant.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THURSDAY.
Stones executor Us. Nicholson, &c. From
the Circuit Court OF Fluvanna. Reversed,
Judge Moncure delivering the opinion Of
the Court. 49,. E8
Dickinson's administrator cs. Holmes, &c.
From the Circuit Court Of Franklin. Re-
versed, Judge Christian delivering the opin-
ion of the Court. fnS
Grasswitt's assignee u.s. Connally, &c.
From the Chancery Court of the city of
Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Anderson de-
livering the opinion of the Court.
Judge Staples had al opinion in spilman
Us. johnson ready, but it was not delivered.
Moorman as. Smoot, SC. Argued by E..
S. Brown, Esq, for the appellants, and j.
Fl. Lewis, Esq, for the appellees.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21
Application for Patent.
For a Mill Site,
NOTICE no. $50.
US. Lamp OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada. Mach i ia

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ruAT
~. the Richmond Mining Company Of n
vada, n corporation existing under and 1,
virtue Of the laws of tho state OF Ney.sss
has this day, by Thomas Wren. its dulv s@
thorized agent, whose postofice address,
Eureka, Nevada, filed its application Il, :
patent Tor hve acres as a mill site, situate
lying and being in Eureka Mining Iljsss'
county of Eureka and State Of Nevada. ,,19
known and designated by the field note, anS
official plat on file in this Office as Lot No
III nnspTveycd lands.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot M u
being as .ollows, to-vii:
Variation 1870 dg h; commencing al a nos,
marked No. /, US Survey No. VI, the same
being posi- No. ] Of survey No. W mill sne
Sarvcy, whence the hpgtta.f in the town AZ
Eureka bears n IL Dig ~ ~ w 2,232 feet. AMI
the northwest corner o. the Richmond Mining
Company Of Nevada nchnery bears S q Dr. Il
III t-lG II; thence running FIRST course n g.
ZIG " 10 II, to post marked NO.2. us. Sur
vey No. ~; thence second course n SIX do
Il 100 II, to posi- marked \ 0. 5, U. :. Survey
No. 81; thence third coGise ; ~ Dig Il Z5 f,
to post marked No. 1. u. 5. Survey No. Of:
fl. to post on the eastern boundary Of said
survey No. 80, marscd No. ). L. S. Surrey
No. 81. and thence 18th course n IA Dig W
5iS bio fl, to place Of beginning, containing
five acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of spid Mill site as herein.
before described, are required to fle
their adverse claim with the Register
Of the United States Land Office. at
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, during the
sixty days period Of publication hereof. or
they will be barred by Virtue Of the p%royis-
ions q. the Statute.
mrs-od d. B. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21
Application for Patent.
For Il Mill Site.

Eureka, Nevada, March l. 1919.
Notice is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Richmond Mining Company Of Ne
yada, a curpGration existing under and By
virtue of the Laws of the State Of NeEada,
has this day, by Thomas Wren. its duly sl-
thorizcd ng mt, whose postoffice address d
Eureka. Nevada, GIed its application fora
patent for five acges ms a mill size. situate,
lying and being in EUREKA Mining Disific,
county Of Eureka and State Of Nevada. and
known and designated by tho field notes snd
official plat on. tile in TINS Office as Lot No. ",
in unservcVed lands.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No v
being as follows, to-wit:
Variation l6ls dg east; commencing alta
post marked No. ! u 5. Survey No. ", tbe
same being post No Of survey No. 81. MIL
site survey. whencs the flagstaff in the town
Of Eureka bears \ y dg ~ m " 2,lO0 4. aRd
the northwest corner OF tho Richmond Mining
Company of Nevada Refinery bears ; 1ldg sm
w $50 10 t.; thence running first %courses
. dgM M T. 6pd 10 #, 10 post marked No. Z
u. 5. Surrey No. 81: thence second cour 9 ;
S)Se Dig W 3I5 II. I. post mnrke d No. ., l,s.
Survey No. ~; thence third course ) ~ ds
4 l0b II, 10 post marked Nc. I, U. D. survey
No. ~: thence fourth course ) sl1q Dc v ~
II, to post marked No. ., L. ). Survey No. Y,
tho same being iost No.. Z Of survey No. w
thence fi'th course y IA dg W 81 llOi' 20
post nlarsed No. q, L. 5. Survey No. w, ING
same being post No. 5 of survey No. VI. and
thence sixth copr-r \ ~ Dig ~ m y SS i-loi'
to pl ce Of beginning. containing Ave acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely my
portion OF said Mill Site as hereln-
before described. are Required 70 no
their adverse claim with the hegi.
ter Of the United States Lana umco
at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada anlnlE
the sixty days period of publication hereoi'
or they viii be barred by virtue 2, ,ne ff0-
No sod ''N Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
For a Mill Si+o
NOTICE NO. a2l.
U. s. LAND Opv,c,

Eureka. Nevada. March TO-,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ,0o.
~ the Richmond Mining CIcN THAT
Nevada, a corporation existing nvrvJmpaDy. Of
virtue Of the laws of the Sat- uer and BY
has this day, by Thomas Wren ~ Nevada,
thorized agent, whose postofion ~ aaly au.
Eureka, Nevada, filed its annl;o address is
patent for five acres as a mill sl ptacalion for 4
ing and PENS, IN Eureka MIMI ' na!te, "
county oI eureka = State o. Nsya nds'flct
official plat on file in this Office m ! hotes and
unsurveyed lands. Us Lot No. y,
The exterior boundaries of sa;a
being as follows, to-wit: saiu Lot Nc. %.
Variation lj% dg east.
post marked No. /, q. 'T,ncnclng att
whence the flagstaff in the to nurvey No. 30,
bears at u Dig 70 m w 2,232 II Dmn o. Eureka
west corner of the Richmond t1e north.
pany of Nevada Refinery aMinlng Com
la lilo #; thence running fri ss ~ Dig Il
dg Il 79i 6-l0 II to post marked Naase > l4&
survey No. 10: thence second con,ss /, ". s.
W S5l # to post marked No. & IL NY Dig
No. 80; thence third course N x a. survey
to post marked No. 4. Y. s. SURVEY @ft
marked No. |, ~. S. Survey Ma ~ ~ y post
hft1 course N 81 . Dig L 200 II. 10 ni Gnu 'hsnco
ginning. containing Ave acres. p'a's d be
Any and all persons claiming adva,.
portion OF said Mill Site as ers;reiye any
described, are required TO H. se,oie
adverse claim with the Ras;sthe lr
the United States Land Ofica .o' OF
reka, in the State Of Nevada. duvim Eu-
sixty days period of publication baps the
they will be barred by virtue Of ths rs "
ions Of the Statute. ' pio's-
mr2-6od b. B. IMMRL, Rcgis,s,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21
Application for Patent
For. Il Mill site.

No. 81.
U. S. LAND OFFICE; 1874
Enreka. Nevada. March i, ie'o'

.Ha" EuTGEH. ~ ttduAs
NOTICE Is HEl.EBY GIVEN NC.
~, the Richmond Mining Conipaas and By
vads, a corporation existing unoer Nausde.
virtue OF the laws of the state OF Nss"a"'
hiss this day. oy Thomas Wren. It's 9.ls ~
thorized agent. whose postoiiice hdoress a
Eureka, Nevada, filed its snnllcation; ,, al
patent for FIVE acres rs u MIL sue n;s.r;et
living and being in Eureka Mining Irud
eoi,ntv OF Eureka and State OF NEVADA, ars
known ana designated by the field po' e. as "a,
official plat on tle in Il is office as LOT
in unsuryeyed lands. Ma %
The exterior boundaries of said LOT W"
being as follows, to-wit: at 4
post marked No 1. u. s. Survey Ne, No. M NJ
same being post No. ! Of surrey no. ",
!, ost No. 1 OF survey No. 81. mill site sni,.is,
whence the flagstaff in tn town Of snartb-
bears n ~ Dig ~ nl W 2,4Oo Y, ano tue Com.
west cornor o., the sichm2na m na hears 5 II
dc ~ M W $50 $40 Il; thcnee running snr.
de w 275 # TO post marked No.. =, % : - aid
yey No 93 the same being post NO ? "
5. ivsy No. "; thence secop4 II
Il zos ., to pest uarSod H.
No. VI; thence third couTse 4 tt M
to post marked No. I. Us say h
thence fourth eorrse $ ta nd
post ~ arked o. 5, L. :. 0p. eY ~. 40
same being pCsf No ~ stl3 w. = 81
80: and thence fifth egsrseN y ps oipr
6i6 j. 10 #, 10 place Of b%eginnfs
Snya and all persoas elsinisr sdversely by
portion OF said nfl -tte a nv fe
Fore described. arc rogairft Regis
their adverse eiaim p 9e oa;es at
ter Of the Uaitsd States Lolid 1 ;ns the
Eureka, il the etafe Of Wy ~ hereof. or
sixty DAYS Period 3! ehlesliS y ~ oroyis
thcy will be barred by rut4e q 9wsMEL
ions 81 cha StatpNs - d. pas;stsk
Au<{Sd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21
ORA. 3. SPINNER
CoME AND az

Ii Inatteis Iot What yo.r ilOuD.ss iley u.
coine and lSt the Lvctor examine ytar cas-.
IL willcost you nothing for c~onstlt.s'on, so
please call and SATISFY yourselves Whistler the
Doctor understands your Case. II Can ci;re
you he Will tell you SO /; il not. he VIII tell yon
that. for he siil not undertake n case uniess
49,. l., .t....... 81 al -.sfns N etr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

JACKSON MINING COMPANY ~ EU-
d reka district Eureka county, Nevada
The annual meeting of the stockholders ofthe
above named company. for the election of
Trustees to serve the ensuing year, and the
transaction Of snch other business as may
Properly come before it. will be held on MON
DAY. March 9th. 1876, at the hour Of half
past twelve-l2:S0-o'clock. P. NJ, on that lay,
at the office of the company. Room 4, 40S Cali
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
Transfer books will be closed from the 24th
day of March, 1876, until after the meeting.
mrl5td WIN. p. SHAW. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21
NOTICE.

ITO MOURICE HAHTNE1T. PATRICK
i Hebbeny, Martin u'iinre. John ,iilday.
I. fInnegan, or their grantees: You AFRO
hereb, notified that l have per ormel labor
On ths Morning ; air mine, situatcd on Adj
ans Till, in Euraka Mining District. En-eka
COUNT. Nevada, to the amount Of the legal
assessment work on sail mine, rs set opto-
sit tho respective interests, according to the
law o. Congress OF tho United States. APP
proved May II. ls721, and the several acts
amcndntory thereof and supplementary
thcrto. said mine is owned as folio VS.:
Feet. Amount.
Mourice Hartnett. so 10
latrick G1hncy......".-....-.'W 10 20
Martin u,lfare-....."-""..".-...2O % 10
John 10 10
Patrick FinnegaD.".....".........L1 Is 10
William Crowley-undersigne ned e. 10 Is 20
That unless within. ninety days You pay
v0or proportion of said amount your interest
in said mine will become my property.
WILLIAM CROWLEY.
Eureka, New, Jan. 3, 1876. jal-D0d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21
ANNUAL MEETING.

N0TICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the stockholders Of the Phenix Silver
the THIRD DAY Of APRIL, A. ID. 1876. at
the c~ompany's Office, Room -. No. 4l9. Cali
fornia street, Sar Francisco. California. at the
hour Of one o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, for the
purpose Of e~lecting a Board o. Directors to
serve tor the ensuing year. and for the trans
action Of any other business that may prop
erly come before the meeting. III S.sFN1
JOSEPH MAGUlkE, Secretary.
mrl7-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21
Assessment Notice.

JACKSON MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
d ton OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California Location of works,
Eureka District, Eureka county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Directors held on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1876, an assessment No. s-of fifty
cents per share was levied upon, the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable immedI-
ately in United States gold coin. to the Secre-
tary, at the Office of the Company, Room 4,
40S California street, San Francisco. Cali
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day of March,
1876, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction; and Unless payment is
made before will be sold on WEDN ESDAY,
the 18th day Of April. 1876, to pay the deln-
ouent assessment, together with costs of ad-
verfising and ex penses of sale.
By order of the Board of bin ectors.
WIN. p. SHAW. Secretary,
ofice, Room No. 4. 40S California, street. San
Francisco. Cal. fzstd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17
By Yesterdays Nail.

CoN6RE>s--In the Senate. on the
l4th. the bin reducing the salary or the
President % the Cai,ed States To Sa5..
600 was,passed by vote OF 26 yeas
To 20 nnys-. 80 49, g 10
70 The Washington corrrespondent
OF the Baltimore S'm OF Tuesday Last
says: The condition OF Representative
" ilson .lef West Yirgiata. is extremely
critical tonight.
tFThe election in New Hampshire
on Tuesday last, resulted in the election
Republican. over Cheney.
Democrat. by more than 5000 majority
both branches Of the Legislature large
~ republican.
tR.rhe bank Of the State OF New
York. suspended n few days ago.
A STARTLING EsrIxA. New
York Buhetn makes this startling esti
mate of the losses to property and trade
by corrupt government:
AFTER allowing for the inevitable adj.
dition to the taxes arising from war ex.
pcnditures. il may be safely estimate
that for the last ten years the taxes. i'm.
Guiding all kinds. have been swelled by
corrupt. political influences at the rate OF
$3.50, 100000 q year e Ifahis estimate
be correct we have paid within one de.
cade $1,000. 900. 000-an amount suffi.
Client to extinguish the whole national
debt and equal to fouE years net earn.
ings Of the nation--as the penalty Of
toierating political corruption"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17
Letter from Green Spring.

GEEEN STRING Rus, March 10.
Mr.. HAKPER SUCH mess Of s'prat
tie tales" you never did Sc. here comes
fellow from Romney with the tale that
certain other fellow. easily described
did attend n young lady home and then
ut the gate did ponder. First, in tie
dim light Of the moon could be seen the
outlines Of Md man, then Tic head gear
OF female, each would lock slyiy n
round and then like n fash OF lightning
they ccllided--a duh, squeachy sound
like fellcr tuning his fiddle. told tic
tGlo-they were kissing over the gate
The Teller has promised 20 DO sOno more.
50 let him of just this once.
The roads are being temporarily re-.
paired by Mr. Smith, who has been NJ
work with a gang Of me filing The bad
places with rock and stone-oi, that no.
count there seems 20 be better feeling
among the teamstcrs. and o0ihs on &C.
count OF had roads are almost as scarce
as MARSH" the marchor.
We are oil patiently awaiting the
Spring trade or the resumption ofspccie
payment, either or both wosld have n
tendency TO break the mouotony Of our
quiet, cvory day routine OF business.
Something must bc done. and soon NJ
That anything. dog fight. n Keelv
Motor centennial sentiment. or
blood ! We must have cbanpe. 4
chang" - what tfo most Of u.s. need the
version follow in particular. WHO only
has half a change. leaving tho other
half home for the laundress.
Siad are making their aDpeorouce
mere one was caught to-day with a.
SILVER Dalt Most anything wsuld bite
at that.
There - fellow be'e who has been
corresponding with an unknown lady IN
the South for some time. and during his
anticipatiens Of answers his faco was
wreathcd with smile. his smiles were
~ joyous "a potato bug on threo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-03-17
DaItisn ORC C,ssttlc M d rps at.
WEDNESDAY. March 8. 1876.

bktv C.rrLE. = rue whoiss-is market, N view
OF tn u ht number 4 The a. rivsIse opened At
shout tc sdvance On last weeks rutes bot ope-
r"'ion. "t rstAii -scrceFy satisfied the TX prcta-
"oos tnns r~ised. aud from the beg iuniny such
sales ~ were made st any sdv,nce we're record
Ell very Slowly, buyefs eopeedrgg 10 seliers 3
views very snpwiiitosiy, a,ul Dong. bslor,. the
Se1se of operations much IL nnt ali or the ad-
vance had been l3st The quality svsras ed
much better than Lst ~esk in The sisenc, at ia
c'inmoa lr-des ofCAt,le. thu, cops b~in. nh,o
~ hey were Lat week QnotAsions 3c23fs.S0
%. few selling at the latter price.
Fiices tor day Tor lieef Cattle ranged a. follows:
Best Beeves nj G UoGlS6 50-thst generally rated
n'st quaint! oota,s0 90 n,edium os good fair
qn,iii! 5O0a1S5 Oo--ordinsry THU Steers Oxen
aud Cove 3 i2to,s4 Is general average Ut the
inn'kct Inns week 50 374 -ex,rsme range VI ptices
3 623@S6 81 Mvs' vi -. sales usrs from ~
10 % 10 per 100 los Of tue receipts ls5 hrad
came from Ohio, ;l6 from Virginia. So from
West virginia, "a from Mari land 65 from Iii.
nois, Zzo irum Penns! lvauia, 81 :totn Miss,,uti,
ana 40 from reno. total receipts Tor the week
s'3 head against 1854 last week, aud 1893 head
came Time insi year. Uf the tffriiues $50 head
neie tak.h oy baltimore butchers, 81 sold TO
washington city dealers, 81 head la Eas tern
rptculaiUrs-totni sales tor the week 1903 Ire id "A.
gs'nst 1851 last week, aEG li65 bead same tinrs
act year.
Hoes There have been very few good Hogs
received 'bis week, the arrivals 60 usistiuy chief
~ al VET! HSht ubu cOninon ttoys, u CuusIatrn-
oie nuihoer oi stock tioks beng among the re-
ctipiS-, Tie best have 1eeu III fair demand Mt
soVat ias' week crates, rnile others sold very
slowly. lie prospects are favorable .sr. you'd
n"ss al our present Quotations. tticss l. s(sl
IL cents Tor ngnt bacon Hogs aud Ii1(a.tIi
s.nIs Tor hest--mosi .ni.s urve been r.aue al
iitGyi els. ftIme Philadelphia Hogs Won Ia
ni"k u ceuis. Reveii u this week 1853 besd
ss"inst 5U1i last week, sod B43y head saine
ume i.st year.
SaAkr. = tie quslity OF tie receips this week
c"'Hp"red favo'a"iy with that of lsl weeks vi
FHnee. me market has beeu tar ouiy ut {.
sbHus IU"eE hs utes sipce our irs 1 report The
Hsnia'id has Icr.i coIdued ~ The whats of tue
none IiGdr Lo outside dealers appearing ia the
market. Quotations I1Gs7 c-n,s per TO- lie
ee'pIs ih's week 2JI5 heAd, agsiust 2c6I l..t
week, sno zV3U head came ti,ue last year San