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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
THE
'PHILHARMONIC'PIA PIANO.

'YNHIs entirely new instrument possessing all the
i sssen'iAi qualities OF mere expensive and
higher priced FiAass IL offered at = lower pr ice than
any EiTnilar HEs now in the market. IL 10 durable.
with a tsGsRiicSRce oftOns hardly surpassed and
yet can he PaTchAsad a ! priccsand on terms within
the reach Of ell. This instrument has all the
InOdcTR improvements including the celebrated
"AgrsfTs'' treble and is fully warranted. Gaia
logucs mailed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
GEq. T. LIGHT,
2[uC@, REG CECinos
III Il 81,

D[uC@, 1EGGJLcinOs,
"a = III Il q,
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY, TOgACCos.
CIGARS, &c,
TAKES this opportunity Of thanking his n
= patrons a"r their moHt liberal atrnnag.~
Tor ;hs lHst year, and hppCs by atrictAttentiSn ~
and lair crHiiag To iucriiA continuance of the
r"r"c- ] tol! fra; rate EpoiG al~Evs; de not cell
eo'Tf'ysri or 6b'HT go"aI Tor III" beat. wArTHnt
everything E"!d to TO returned if not ne FuArAn.
PAtr"UE
The BEST QUALITY 0F G0Ops
array. but N'li. II caEEPsii'd, sell them Laudnnum
Tor b cts, syrnp Tor 3,ts. and Cologne Tor rs cts.
per pint, but ~ the Aamst time, let me 10 fFR you,
that according 9, ihs United Siaies PhATmncUpes,
you chn, maxi LtuFnUum for Ice iGLn 10 cts. Nv
the ~""ie'A.s- a Taurh diaper plan is to buy
your goods ErnuiTu'. and add Ike EstsT yourself.
] |nnthll any old Accounts SStiisd M by paying
TIC Cash i'nmedinttiy, aud rev oR-s beg0n imme-
H'AteIy' IH"' sooner. VIII not ask for money On
the new ores until AitoT Harvest.
CIGhES-lcEt il tow,
JHauAry -. 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
TiRCULATING Library.
- Jan 70. Is7I. n. p GEO. T. LTGHT.s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11

.H r 80. - Sc . -s#%s ="HN ~ IA : GGu
cpoa iae Eostot ire organ.
TESTiM CULALS:
Prof. John Is. Row -. mgI'-Ri ms. actor ofthe
Wash ag.on N f. g. rH I=IS, says:
"Iaa Ps.'pr OEsaEs TsanC:Ec "A by the Gem
Organ CvEgsTy, Of this IiRCs, ara ernUuT tue
ESeste-t IN sUEe elsGE iE2ve eTer hear. IN s'yle
Of e5ae and haEcrCa1s fE:sh tncy arc without an
equal"
-F-om the Washington Star:
COS sLr:hitian IL or ct he !srG. stow windows
OF CEHmh!E, Cete T. 1EC.DGEy a SIRE Is an N
proved styis ef Organ manufactured by rhs Sem
OrEaa Company. OF WszH:nr;o-. Inc Cases arc
o. solid waisr' E-iist!s=ily flashed AVID Joined
together n ;rs DesI thorough marTsr. las wood
ECst evidently shows Inc master hasdst; hc SAILED
mecEaRic. TEs maFi-ni cua!ii:cs Of TIA organ. 80
we ara iCto'fIrt hy 40 accomplished musician, are
noI exceeded hg the hest IastruUeE's o. ne kind
IN Use. lt!s iarUiskCd i'm eight E:Ors witch give
1t foil scope in Ire mast c5::cu.I pieces oi music
The Rsisn coRE!sfE Of tEe and enc 3-a.f FcGs OF
reeds. 50 arranged thar The ~sligktost defect can be
ess:i. reached ard repaired. The organ "a e!sO
supplied with a patent ma-;c rack, . hich bssftas
LetsZ eraausEtei. Is ~ great COnvaa'c5-e tn the
psrEprnlsr. In CorJiu-@"H. W. can saw ~Hbout
rrcjrzice, thai tis c en- Organ To- beauty oF -tyle,
han(zene fin:.a and e~ZecIIcat musical qualiries,
has no coperisr."
ga WRITTEN WARRANTED O FIVE
EAFS rC-nPANI E EN- ARLOR
ORGAN SOLD.
Address. for term=.
Gem Organ Company,
P.O. Box 1877, WashinCtuu.
Feh-rH~v :. $50 -ly. Na$ Jersey.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
HARNESS, SADDLES ASD B1lBLES
MANUFACTURED on R%EFAIEAD.
At CAarEestOwn, J.6sr'OH County, FTrginiG
ID @4 wADm'1
SILVER C0VrectOr''
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Free Erom ALCOHOLIC SlImnInnfn.
Read the Following Testimonials

4 MONG Ihe many discoveries Of valuable rem
. eG'ss :a- DrspeP'iA, HeHo stand higher thAa
: NApE's LIVER COEREcTSk."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
The Patent Music Rack on the
GEM ORGAN

II ny fAT iEs sTessesi coRvc- go TO Pcrfs-nnera
tina hNs T-i nv-n .aVsnteI. L Tres is pee while
pi7yiIg,i u arranged - n Tccep lc,e Toy l. isIc.
= an"aIE ,i-e.Ges :..vl!J carved aad arranged
Cpoa NC HUrI Of ne ars.n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
Drugs.


DrES5a Drugs.
TNHE undersigned having lately purchased
q tS9 iniS'F<f &. ; pr ia. Straith, in the firm
u Geo. { t-..hI 3 To wiz DO cUnstantIy Pa
aiding 10 his stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES And CHEMICALS,
~ their Md and well. known Stand on Main atrest,
where can alec be 1buIiDrd n Loan Iele assorImento of
sTUFFS, WINDOW GLAss,
PAINTS. PUTTY.
superior Coal. Lubricatirg, Sperm. Lard and Lin
seed CiIs. all of which vii be sold "a low as the
Eastofn markets will AfF0Id =; also Coal Oil Lamps,
fuInertca OF the most popular kinds. PonAhos.
Rings AmhrOsia Burnatt'SC ocUaine, SIOnebrAker's
IIaIIHsnH ChcvAlisr'a Hair Restorersa and REVIEWERS,
also \ large stoc% oil
PATENT MEDICINES,
SCHOOL n STATIONERY,
embracing all olthe most popular and reliable re-
OF Stntionery.
o. As the quality OF Medicines ia always of the
greatest impOrta nee both to the Physician and his
Patients, wo make it our constant caro- to secure
none bat the Purest Medicines, and by his long eE-
perience in tho retail business, he 10 prepared to
cines according to the latest and stTictest rules of
Pharmacy. Tho public can confidently rely on
having their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared atallhours of the day and night
N. b. take this occasion to return my Sincere
thanks for the very large patronage boBtovs ed upoH
me by the community, and TO sEpFeSS nay R~r0tSful
ackaoviedgme1 Of the high appreciation 81 nv
that | may be able in she future to render entire
satisinet'"n 10 all who may favor me with their sup
port and confidence. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
February 20. lS72.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
C0ACN-MAKiNG AND LIVERY.

T'HE upder=ignsi will ~coutiEus the Coach-HSk-
! ing sEd LTsry busiassI in ChArlestoWn, and
WIZ be pi"2Esd t'hEvS the patronage heretofore -
literally cEtrUecd t. the .sGE firm.
Fab. 70. 1876. A. VI. HAWKS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
DISsOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSKII

DiooJALlIUN VI IU-FAKINEKSHIP.
p mrtualr0rseP:fn tho Co Partusrphio heretofore
y ox.Ei.E- between IhS 5asrrs.Fssd IN the Coach
HaEinE sad LivtTV HsB.heSs il CbGrIcrrown, was
o!sSp.Veo OF the 9th day of JHsuAry, 1876. Tho
EooEH' L'sssB<. &c 81 the late firm are in the
EA56s 81 ATisUr ". EGuks, who il authorized to
mike AL =r:tIsESUta
P'rsons EHsviEF thSasIvsS iEdeb;ed are re-
questss to come fJrvard promptly, a. It Is deaf
rhb!e TO have the business cIosCd srssSiiy
Feb. =, 1876. 4. w. HAWKS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
C0LDEN'S LlEBIG'S LIQUID EITE1CT
OF
B E. f. F.

:" IOsNIN VHATUE,
E'eonm'ndrd By the best rhyUiciAHs in England
ana Ainf'Lca Tor CpaEunpEca. Debility, Los Of
AF2eti', Fever AgIS, Dy'pSpEiH, ILdigSGiiop, Te-
EGlS and CEi!GTeE n2lac!GE.
oFrsioS o. Ds. 2. 3. Sr-uAET, Pros. Md. Insans
HoFp.tsl, BBlUHUrn. Sid.
cGG T~Gcozm i lie BiE r. Iipuid Hx-
tract OF Beef ns the moIi sTis!snt preparation I
have ever Ret wish. II eembinss TIE virtues Of
food ard teGir in = reHRrksb!o vAy."
OPISios or DR. WN. v. SroEEs. PSysician to
3ou5t Hop" Retreat, near Baltimore.
have great pIsSSSrS in adding my
trsttmony to tho virtues Of LishiF's LIQUID ETtract
OF Bssi snd Tonic InvigorEtor, a. the very beet
preParAiter used, and therefore cor EdCntIy fscUm.
mend II 70 tie medical proisrEion."
AED xANT oTEEE TzEuMSxIaLs.
Put UF X FEY Eo-ELEs-Sl EAcH-TAKE 40 o=HEn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
ANTI-ROMhY CATHOLIC.
The National
Protestant.

f- This great and popular Anti Roman Catholic
Journal is published monthly, and furR lshed
TO 'UbseIlDers, postage prepaid, at tho low
price of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
B%tFIRREB ARTifLE3.
HON. B. F. MARTIN FOR CON-
GRESS,

From a recent communication to the SheP>
herdstOEn Register VIC take the following
extracts:
The nomination Of Mr.. Martin would be an
act of justice to a most deserving man. His
devotion and u~nselfsh loyalty to the Democ>
Taey has won for him the affection of our
party sHd the respect of all the people. -Four
years ago, after an expensive and lGherious
canvass he vas elected to represent this Dis
triet, but q Republican House deprived him
of his seat and We were uRrepresented, or
rather misreprcsentcd in the last Congress-
Two years ago he was again before the con-
vention aud was retired to make room for Sir.
Faulkner, snd his magnanimity and unsclfsh
conduct upon that occasion increased the
number and devotion of his friends: for he
sacrificed himself to party harmony and party
success. y r
1t is we'll known that Mr.. Martin has been
the architect Of his own fortunes. Without
family or fortune lie has carved out for him
self a reputation for capacity, industry and
integrity. His answering loyalty to prin-
eiple has achieved the confidence of ali the
voters in this District, and he is we'll and
widely known as an upright, christian gentle
man, true as steel to his friends and devoted
to the best interests Of his country.
X y x x
Mr.. Martin commands and always has com
manded the solid support Of his county
Surely it is no small endorsement for a mans
~neighbOrs, those who know him best, to stand
sponsor for him without enc dissenting voice.
Taylor county cheerrnlly assumes this grave
responsibility and vouches FOR the future con-
duet of her f~avorite son; no stronge. or better
endorsement could be given to any citizen.
In Tisw of these considerations, We are
gratifed to learn that there is general senti>
meut through this District in favor of Mr..
Martin These are hard times; the bond
holder and the millionaire cannot appreciate
the distress Of those who toll and sweat for
an honest living, and nc wan. a nan to rep
resent rs, who regardless Of himself, who for,
getting his own reelection will strike one
bold, manly, independent blow for the resto-
ration of our %nstionsl prosperity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11

ATSE G!yesrsBS Ealls 0! SOAP, only ten cents,
Il 10 be ksdSt C.E.
TIE FOEEET STOYE.-TbtE stove can readily
L be carried by GEy oss travelling in an oTdf
nary psrEsI; ay hsSsS uES "a - iaSiIpenGAbls.-
The uSS. oOzVsBiSst article .! the bind ever got
tcu Gp. Ts - hIs At G. :.
nUREEC'A EksgmGtis RSRSGy il . Eurs euro
IL fsV HksHRAIiEH IN all its formG-it 10 purely
vegetables AID ia guaranteed to give relief. For
sale by &. Z. BELLER.
March y. 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
Hay AND CATTLE SCALES.

Nv 6 are prepared 10 weigh Hay, Cattle. &C.,
upon the Scales n our Coal ard Wood Ya-d.
The high fsn-c around cur yard gives us r7eeiaI
edTHnt'ges n ~eEhing Hog. Cattle, &c. Scales
we'll enclosed win gates.
WASHINGTON L LIPPITT.
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Change ofLocation-
WOODEN GcODg.
SHANNONDALE FACTGRY,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his for
ner customers AID tho public generally that
be has leased the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11

TNHAT BtAUTTFUL RAEGF.-B. surc AID call
10 sec the Celebrated SsvcrrjEH Range. IS IL ia
certnlhIy tAe nsat rrmnlcts -r-an-smeEt fer cook
1ng 'aat ha1 ever bsoa IN Ch,r!csto=u flashed
Tor. DsE'tfaii to call ans seeu. Also CooE Stey.s
all patterns and sizcs, cheso. For.a'e Nv
J.H. yesterday,
APIilZI' 800 &aia Street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11

TNHE undersigned having lately purchased q
z TIC in!e'srt . : pr ia. Straith, in the firm ~
u Geo. : t-.Ehi b 60 wiz DO constantly "a
aiding 10 his stock of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-07-11
The BEST QUALITY nF cn0pe

T1RCULATING Library, At
~ jap ~. is7I. ~. PI GEO. 7. Lights.
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[Hrrs soaJrry Ua) Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-03
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

'THURGD&Ti March q, 1876. :
American Hoid.-113 bsf. &c ,sss@t
Ssds &szirfttss. VirRinia copsois; 665 BID, 69x
Virginia fasdaois si BID: Vi.snts deislre ss.s 81
bid, 9k Askeds Yirginia interest cgStifeates. T2S
asEsd Virginia iax-recstvabie soupens, s6a bid,
Richmond ely Ok SIX sid; Psserseurs eliy s.,,
ssI,S,sssssals e.ss o. S7s Sid: a.nehesssT IS. So
Raiiroad EoHd&-v irdnia and Tennessee Rail.
road second mortgage e's. 8. and u, rs bfa, 8sk
asked; sonthsl6e Railroad third mortgage preferred
6s. y. and j., SIX bid (, Richmond and Petersburg
railroad nrat mortgage ga, j. and D., l04 bid :
siehmond: Fredestcksbsrg and Potomac Railroad
Danviile Railroad eensolfdaten 6s, n. and n, X
BIO: Atlanta and Richn ond airline Railroad
aSst nCrtsags rs, j. and j.. 65 asked. ~
Cd7s1l Bosde.-James River and kanawha Canal
River and Kanawna Canafseeond mortgage &c, n.
and NJ, Al ASKED. Lf,szt., ii EsS'. j. 4 TFE
Ratiroad Stocss.-Rtchmond. Frederieksburr and
Potomac Railroad common. 100 par. SO bid:
se.eb- per cent. guaranteed, LOO par. 94k bid |;
Richmond and FBanyille Railroad, l00 pars 40
bid. AK asked. "a
Bagk Ssocks-National gank. OF Virginia, 100
par, 1o7h asked: Merchants Nationas, 90 par zoe
% asked Union Bank Of bichmond, so par, 81
.sSed; Merchants and Planters SaT1ngsr3 30 par,
2OH bid, ~ asked.
hse1ranes Conponies.--yi Virginia Fire and Ma
par, zs bd sssea virnia Hom ioo p ae
106 asked. Merchants and Mechanics, TOO par, 80
bidi City, Toe par, SO asked;s Old Dominion, 100
par, 90 askeS:: Commercial Fire Insurance Com
pssny, 70 81 pa a.i 1 BID Richond Fire Assostaaon
: Observation-Disclosures River and Eana1na
Packet, ! az par, 6 bic, 10 askeds re t -. 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-03

sssasys g COG. Ysit.s s.;ss gOsr6. s,6csssl
Sasts l1@els accordIne 20 Ienrfac. ~
TLsSos4 lsstsa SSpts. q. 80 ;awo1, q - IA Il
.EasNs-Wafsksy-sAsrSi aassss. s,ssesfsssse
LOCO: SEASONED. 9206t25 3 900. 49,
osflsl timser. S6Rs7,69 - 1s000.. Egs09f aF5T0
pVy sg, ~ W. nosshesd aoops No demsnd nieE.
5HaGss.AtIea cotton, SIC. whites, 4GaSo. vose.
Il LiaaoYs. Wines, re. ss 5....4ss.
ao Ag s ssSscn. ses brxnds, pfns, s2Gs1.ft Q
mai 1 g ss eges.ss nare qales proof nons
isdEs WAtss.ysi Asdluz. ri. ooesea: purs s,s.
49,: yiT6sait Aonntstn. new. T61Z60 0tH
sz.goQ35.o and EpNafdx. IA -
~: Domecsic. e1.30ESy2 frnpoftso ~ oasA
6r1ndtes: Uonreutics Sf.2SiaPH. ffufs{ n sNS
20 spsae. RsH, a2.a6@t3 YirSfnjs 49,
NftIi-Fsea. asi
SafpsNT. 6ec. a nssne1 & ~ f.ls
4retotSny: soc. 81 Rusn1 - :
Shorts: 2cS y bzsiei. Ss;S
Wheat Brna :: 20@2Ss. a bushcl.
Corr. Braa: 1s@ zee. z Sushsl ~
stssafE FSwdsrs. snst. BE. 10
Fs4ss: Toys mining. 90. doc.Enal. 2H n ice fost.
keas. So: blasting, 43ae3. rs 81, ~
Stot: Northern. s2.40@323U y pax CT 81 u.
6riada6nSs: 19@2xc. " y. ~ -
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IT,, iHFoRTAAT TO BASKs.-The case OF the
tnrG National Bank OF Baltimore Is. William
a. Do!a, decided in the Court Of Appeals
:. annapolis, Wednesday, by affirming judy
Aeu' OF the court below, was cause that has
eAsReo considerable interest in its progress
tI1ou2h Inc courts, and which also was of
, Vue Importance as touching the response
mites o. banks. The case, as many of our
.vaueFS Will readily recollect, grew out of the
sT% 'u burglary perpetrated upon the
~ NJ National Bank some years ago,
.oen It's vaults were emptied OF a
~ I1sue'aole amount Of its own funds,
, ,ou u still more valuable lot of securi-
ta- S ueFOsited there by its customers
~, ~. @e Keeping. Sir. Boyd had some
s"eaIy thousand dollars Of securities on de-
tt y, ana 1t was 10 regard to the banks lis
Dl''! lor them the suit arose. The bank
..a'atu II was not responsible, alleging that
.A0uSh The securities were originally de.
p0s"tu as collateral for loans, they were not
~ ueio 4: the time OF the burglary. and that
~ owner having left them there when be
49,, at nave removed them, they were only
o. r, 'o' save Keeping to SUIT his convenience.
~, Ta we DINER baud, Mr.. Boyd contended that
s1 e Secutl'ies were deposited by him in pur.
- INC VI an agreement OF the bank with him
49, eola'eral Tor such loans as be might
'ne 70 make, and that this agreement
snn,'n oohIihuous one until it was formally
ts; uai.eo AZ IL had been made. The case was
n" Gn t"!ce 10 the lower courts, the jury at
.,;,.; nist 'tisl oisagreeiDg, and at the second
s no., verdict in favor Of Mr.. Boyd. Emit.
and and =, Souu>et were employed on each side,
thu, INC Gaze was fought with an easnestpess
n rrIs, together with the Importance of the
T T',ae!pies involved, attracted much attention.
dereS a "ss, OF the Court of Appeals, rem
The 49,! se'S,eroag' affirms the responsibility OF
BS,11' ~A lof The securities left in it's charge.
1ee'., ~ , s3E!TE~IfF :
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Fata, Exp,oston Of a s,eam-scow.

SAN FRANCISCO, March "a dispatch
from Portland, Oregon, says steam.scow
engaged in removing Instructions in Utar-
villa Rapids, Columbia river, blew up this
morning. Some say the boiler bursted,
While others say package of giant powder
exploded. The boat was blown to pieces.
One man was killed, two fatally injured, and
twelve are missing. The latter are supposed
to have been blown into the river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-03
LYSCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

= FEBRUARY 49, Receipts the past week were
much lighter the latter part or the week than the
lrst. on account OF The Geld. b ,rsh weather. The
market c2utipues active. and but little change In
prices ruling up to quotations. All good tobacco
lions: -
Primings!-ynfertnr and common, Soc. @Ds1 so |:
good and fpe, $1.75@$3. ..
Lugs.- inferior anU common, Sa50@t3; good
dark ard fne. 34@$6; nedtum and good vel.
low, $6.50@t9; fne yellow smoking, $to@e16;
extra, 81 S@S25. 80,
Lsdf.-Inferor and common. a4@i6; me
dunn good aud mixed, SO. nO@sfS >; good dark and
red, 50 50(0fll; fine dark aud Fed, $ll.60@
81 $50; common and medium yeilow,, sS.60a
Sl2: good yellow and dappfeo wrappers, 81 39$lS {:
ane yellow and dspplei wrappers, 20@$35; extra
yellow 440n&75-H e,Ds.l :" r. - - II
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. A

NEW YORK. March 2--Cotton Gull; sales Of sos
bales at l2aQl2 1850. Flour uneh.nged: wheat
81 .o3 for no grade winter red western 9l.47 for
choice amber pennsylvania. Corn-No grade .
shade hrmer other kinds without decided change;
62662xc. for graded mixed. Oats dull and In
buyers favor d2xa47s4a for mixed western, and
State; 46@52c. for white western aud state. LCof-
sas ssssF s"a ea sGG 10
+ ar RsEs st afaiF 1892
Whiskey quiet at S1.l0. Freights dull
4cyf, s-a..1 o., :BaLTIMoRR AaolzAZ
BALTIMORE, March ,2.-Eoar steady and uu.
changed Wheat quiet, STEADY, and unclaimed.
ssI ssa
Bulk: meats ~shealders. Ok; clear 40. l9sks
Hams and lard steady. Coffee and uhiskey nomi-
nal. Sugar steady. 49,, =; 81 tri.afgt3gf
.ss. ..,......-, LOUISVILLE. .1n.sEi3
LOUISVILLE, Marcs 2,-Flous quiet; extra aami-
ly; s4.75G$5.75. Gra!us qnie. and un 1s
sSc clear nD.sides, iae; clear sides, IKE. b.
s saes. isae hams sa sugar Lad
fierce, Axe; keg, 15sc Whiskey quiet and steady
- j. CINCINNATI t. raFs3s
|. CucrNSArI, March 2.-Fiour quiss and nm.
C12QRPQ.
sI,l5@sl,25. Corn steady with fair demand Ct
44c. OATS aall AZ 35g4lc Eye dull aad s5nae
s22.75'; stock Withdrawn. snticipaling hiahsr
I2T@1 kettle; 1sK@l4e Suk neag e, ss s,enys
lie clear SIDES I2Xc. Bacon-Dem.naao good at
full prices; sbouideEs 9kc. clear riessid s., 1Ss;;
ter quiet and unchanged Hoss.DemsDd s ss
and hrm /; quality OF III. rings poor pxck16g,S1So
@ss.l5; fec>ipts, 1850 head; shipments, 2sS
S s,ts ~ ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Flour quiet and unchanged
and very little doins. heat irregular but nlenes.
No 2 red wister, 81. A.; No. red Wafer, Sl.SSs
No. 9, 3s4@8s,sc. Oats Gull and lower NO =,
33kc, barley dull and unclaimed. Eye dau a5 Snc.
PORK active and higher; sales Of early st 800
Arm at I2XaIozc., aere; I2Xc. up county. Bulk
meats buSyant, with good demand for future De.
livery; shoulders, Sss96xc.; clear RIB, 11Hc.s
Clear sides. lac: shoalssrs w country sas c,;
short, clear middiss, April. 9l2.zo. BScon ar@
Win ADVANCING tendency; shoulders. eat08tc;i
clear no, IKE; clear sides, 1875. Whsssy Sui!
packing, 81 858ss. cattle steady and uncnanssd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-03
England.
wINsLoW IN Bow-sTREET CoURT-HIs CASE
CONTINUED.

wINsLoY IN Bow-sTREET coURf-H1s CASE
tn CONTINUED.
LONDON, March 2.-WinsloW, the Boston
forger, was brought up at Bow.Street Court
TO day and remanded till tomorrow. 1t was
stated that Mr.. Wortener would appear Tor
the defence at the solicitation CT friends, but
WinsloW said be did not desire solicitor.
he did not wish to contest the case at ALL
He would be glad to waive everything, and
would be only too happy to go home to-
morrow. sLgs .t5a
Albion P. Deaborn, of Boston, was sworn,
and produced papers consisting of an In
dctment by the grand jury of Suffolk
county, Macs, bepch-Warrant issued by the
Massachusetts authorities for Winslow's ar
rest. and q warrant, signed by President
Grant and countersigned by Secretary Fish,
authorizing him (Dearborn) to convey the
prisoner to America II he was committed.
BURNING OF. AN OCEAN STEAMER.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 2.-The British
steamer Bothnia, Captain Scarlet, from New
Orleans for Liverpool, was burned at sea on
the 10Th uItimo. The crew were saved, and
have arrived at this port. seal dds
TEE LEEDS AMPH1rHRATRE BURNED.
LEEDS, March 2.--The Amphitheatre here
was burned last night. Loss, S150, 0OO.
MINISTER scHENcK COMING HONE.
49, ,oNpoH, March minister schenck
takes the steamer Abyssinia Saturday for the
United States.
HEAVY FAILURE. ,.-
Lospes, March 2.-Walter Cosser q Co.,
mahogany merchants, have failed. Their
liabilities are $500, 600. 80 ..
ANOTHER COTTON swrNDLE IN LIyERPooL~
LIVERPOOL, March Ain the Police Court
o.day Robert Mann, the younger, and WI
liam Hurst, composing the firm OF William
Persecon, cotton brokers, were summoneo
to answer o charge preferred by Messrs.
Ieecbs Harrison S Torwood Of having 10.
lawfully conspired to acquire my oalss o.
eet.on, tho property q the latter asn. Insy
are also charged with stealing the coaon'
and with obtaining Il by false pretenees'
Nsieher OF the defendants appeared az court,
aud peithet;; MS been seen, since Iuesday .
Tne magis.Tate granted RaHapss fort tSe1i
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