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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-02-15

WEED
Sesrissg Machines.
THE WEED FAMILY -
FAvORlTE''
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE NV
THE
BEST
A. A. LAwRENCE,
Asen, for St. Mays county.
Pn Lnn:
!. Black Walnut oiled, Plain Table. $50 90
:. :. '''o'
Win a set OF , Side Drawers, ana Drop
5. Black Walnut, oiled, Wheat Patent
6. Black wIns. v.rni.Aed, Fancy Fold wv
.. Hack Walnut Gen, p.s.,, c,s,,1a -
Q. Black Walnut, oiled, Piain Cabinet, loo %
10. Black waluut oiled, wheat Paaesr
Folding Cabinet, ia -
II Black walnut varninhed, Ps,ey Poaa-
Having made special .sra,s..s.s sbr -; ~
esesiieaf NdeAiaes, an enabled 70 o6le he iarrs
discount Of 70 per cent. on the above list. rkis
gives fysf-eiass Aaekias at Q much len peics
than they have heretofore been sold and thoos
~ want should avail themselyes Of the opportu.
nitg. AAcuSsEs, ArTAcnnxnTs. NEEDLES, &C..
ecestantly on haad at iAeBiG Brown STORE
Leonardtown.
Sept IA, is1s-sf { A. A. LAWRENCE
Since Aches and Pains to Us are sen
A Cure is sure BY using
HE9SLETS SANARIT1y LIyyNryr ,
hErlEy's SAMANTHA Llxuxxr
cures Piles,
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cures NeuraleiA,
cures sprains,
HEnsr's sAnsr1As Issurur - =
cares Feloes,
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-02-15
CLuU.

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b clubs q ~ o. 10gs pssseae. f6ss: tbar
copies u Hlnckuood - a one Review win be
sest % 90 s&Assss for el3Io fem copiea 0G TIE
or Reviews and Biackwocd Or $4e, anAso O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
BLACEsEURG, VA, March %. 1877.
The unsettled state OF affairs in Washing
ton has its effect upon us rs in other locali-
ties in the State, and the stagnation Of
business'Fs the sad result. ~
Our college is in full blast, with $50
students on the roll. the societies (Maury
and Lee) gave us two very brilliant enter
tainmepts in the public ball OF the college
last Thursday and Friday nights, display
ing rare accomplishments in oratory. de-
clamation, and debate. Messrs. law, Hef-
lin, and Anderson, OF the Maury Society,
and Messrs. Holiday, Bennett, and Smith,
Of the Lee, deserve especial notice for their
oratorical talent.
On saturday match game OF base ball
was. played between the TuScarora Club
from Roanoke College, Salem, and the ALE
ghany Club Of Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College. The score stood to
/ in favor OF the latter.
The town is gradually growing; several
new buildings are going up, and others are
under contract.
The Town Council, needing "more light
on the subject" has seen lit to make an ap-
preparation for the erection OF street
lamps. t.3#ie..
Our thrifty farmers took advantage OF the
mild weather III February and March, and
have made rapid progress in preparing
their lands for the ensuing crops. ~
BUCHANAN.
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The Eastern Question.

THE SIGNING OF THE PROTOCOL OFFICIALLY
ANNOuHCED-THE LONDON TINES ON THE
SITUATION.
LONDON, March 3l.-The signing Of the
protocol is officially announced.
A dispatch to the Times from Paris states
that the Budget committee, though almost
exclusively Radical, refused to adopt the
draft Of the report on public worship esti-
mates, drawn by NJ. Garchard, on account
of its violent hostility to Catholicism. The
committee directed NJ. Garchardto remodel
the report.
The Times in leading article says: We
cannot but see Turkey in the background
behind all these fair arrangements OF the
Powers, 50 much depends on what the
Porte will do or decline to do, and Russian
disarmament is promised in expectation OF
so many things which may not early he full
filled. On the contrary, the dominant feel
ing in Constantinople is still defiance. In
the present temper OF the two empires, the
suggestion or negotiations for COM
mon disarmament, to be carried on by
the Turkish delegate at st. Petersburgh,
does not appear promising. 1t may be
said that the success or failure or
this new attempt ut pacitication must be de-
cided at Constantinope. Fhe Government
is, under the circumstances, fully justified
in sending out Mr.. Lagard. The Turks are
full Of animosity against Russia, and .the
distrust of Russia's seeming abettors may
even be less reasonable than three m onths
ago. Many interpret Russia's oYertures as
signs OF pusillanimity and weakness. Mr..
Lagard has had experiences OF the Turks,
and perhaps there is no Englishman to
whom they would more readily listen. To
him and the other ambassadors we must
look to impress on the Porte the expediency
of doing nothing which may be represented
as multiplying the protocol.
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mel Calvin Bliss ST., OF Prince Edward,
and late Of New York mot d carpet-bagger,
fowever), is named as Senator. Adams sue
cessor, and IL he Is OF a willing mind ne
will be formidable competitor OF the other
statesman. From the records OF Prlnce
Edward Circuit Court it seems he has very
winning ways; that in the "space OF one
revolving moon !" he came, saw. and con-
oueredn one OF Prince Edwards most wor-
thy daughters by his personal pulchritudc
and persuasive and urgent cloQuencc; that
cruelty he failed to meet his engagement OF
marriage: and that Tor this act twelve fair
minded and Just Prince Edward jurors
said by verdict that this gay and festive
New Yorker must pay sorse So, 900 damages.
The Rev. Or. Tai. Branch, now in the
House, it ia understood, prefers to remain
where he is. a.-
But, after all, possibly these patriots may
be cnumerating their Juvenile poultry an
terror to the period OF the disruption OF
their calcareouS tenements; for Secretary
Fish. we believe, declined to appoint natll-
rallied citizens to conSulates. Possibly Mr..
Evarts may make no new departure in the
premises. Washington promises are not
regarded. too, as absolute and firm.
What wonderful period is ours. Can 1t
be true (as alleged by the Springfield Re
publicaW that the temporary chairman OF
the convention which nominated Mr.. Gree
ley is now Republican senator from Ohio,
and that the permanent chairman is men,
Der OF HayeS's Cabinet? @'.
Turning from these improbable subjects.
you vii! be glad to know that notwithstand-
ing the short crop OF 1876 and the conse-
quent hard times our planters, with COM
Inendahle cheerfulness and wonderful elas-
ITCHY of spirits, are going to work with a
Yin in preparing for full crop in 1877.
May success attend their industry and per-
severance. " Won MoLTKE.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 81, 1877.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 81, 1877.
| ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Richmond, Kelly, New York, mercban-
disc and passengers. g. ". Alien Co. agents;
Bark Westfold tSor.l, Larsen. Hampton Roads,
| In ballast, Meissner, Alderman Go.
Schooner 4: g. Ireland. Townsend, New York,
| salt, r. F. Williams 6 Co.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
! From Liverpool February I'd, bark Traak tNor.l
Jacobsen. Ais.
From Liverpool March LIST, bark Woye tNor.l An
From Liverpool February 18th, bark Rsfh Ennis
From Liverpool February 9th, bark sulitzelma
From Boston March :, barkentine Nora. Smith.
From New York March 7tli, schooner MHilda
Fro From Rockland March =, schooner Maggie Bell
Hall.
From New York March goth, schooner A. G. Ire
From Philadelphia March goth, schooner vasht
Sharp Candy.
FROM Salem March l 9th, schooner Elenora Van
dusen. Godfrey.
From Orient, L. l., March,. schooner zulette Ken
From baltimore, March Gath, schooner r. 3.
From Baltimore March gath, schooner Louisa
From bridgeport, Conn, March =, schooner D.
II. Diverty, Williams.
From Orient, l.. L., March -, schooner W. +. FAR
kcr, Daniels. ..- ..f =, ..@
From New York March 28,h, schooner Oaks
From Calais, Me-, March =, schooner Moonlight.
Allen. 20
From Woods Hole March 25th' schooner E. R.
Schooner Gcrsh Banker, Price. Rio Granda do
Sui, 1870 barrels flour, the Galego Nils Manufac-
turing Company. ~
SAILED SATURDAY. .s...
Steamer ]. w. Eycrman, Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
chandIse and passengers, w. p Porter, agent.
Steamer JOHN S. Idle, Jones. Baltimore, merchan.
disc and passengers, i. b. Tatum, agent.
Steamer Eliza Hanrox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. L. Is. Tatum. agent:
Schoonrr-Ilcy Jones, Marihugh, New YORK, can
mel coal, Geryas StorrS, agent.
Schooner j. +. II. Langra1l, Flowers. baltimore,
coal, Curtis Il Parker. -.
ARRIVED SUNDAY: E.'
Steamer Shirley. Trsivers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. L. Il. Tatum, agent -s
.... SAILED SUNDAY.
steamship Richmond. Kelly. New York, merchan-
disc aud passengers, Old Dominion Steamship COM
panT.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore March 3oth schooner IIottle and
Annie, McCready.
MEMORANDA.
Schooncrs Jennie 4. Shepherd. Edgall, and j. ).
Pharo, Sopcr, from Richmond at New York March
29fh.
Schooner F. X. Wilson. from Richmond for New
York, In the Delaware Breakwatcr March goth.
BY telegraph.
FORT MONROE, March 31.-Arrved: ship Oasis
from Dublin ana baltimore; g. ucSauf, from Bris-
toll seeking. Sailed Bark StojIhan, for baltimore
Arrived: Barks Ellie, from Rio, for orders; Mag
gle O'Brien, from Dublin, seeking.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
\ :, nv sAruRp2 a., March 81, 1877.
1n,.rt.nu oo,d-Io4 hid " es.f, ...-s'. :,

An,erfcnn Gold.-104 bid. 80. !.
State Securfties.--VirgiDia consois, Cox big
701 ASKED: Virginia consols. new. an bid, 20
asked; Virginia fundnble, 20 bid: Virginia defer.
90 asked; Virginia tax-receiyable coupons, S4a
city Observation-Disclosures city SIS. 114lz bid,
16k asked; Richmond city 6's 97A ltd. SO asked
city s's. los bid Iynch6nrs city 6's, 90 bid
Fredericksburg city rs. 96 bid.
Railroad BOnds.-Virginin and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6's, j. and D., Slk asked
Southside Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's,
J. and j., 81 bid; southside Railroad third mort.
gage preferred 6's, j. and j., 40 bid, Az asked
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage
S's, A. and o.. 1O3 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's, J. and j.,
100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
moud and Danve Railroad consolidated 6s, III.
and N. TAN bid. n asked: Piedmont Railroad first
mortgage So. A. and o., 81 bid. 90 asked: Atlanta
and Richmond AIRLINE first mortgage 81, ]. and
peake Railroad and Steamboat ssh and j., S2ii
asked. .fg........
Railroad Stocks-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
100 par, 2 asked: Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent guaranteed. lOo
par, 80 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potc-
90 bid; Richmond and Danyille Rairoad, 100 par,
4 bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed
100 par, LILO asked. -oo
Bank Stocks.-Nntional Bank Of Virginia, 100
bid: Union Bank of Richmond: SO par, A asked;
Citizens Savings, 25 par, 2 u bid % asked. -,
Insurance. G0D,pdnt.S.-Firgnia ttre ana ha-
rine. 20 par, 3eX bid, 4 IL asked: Virginia State
% par. 2sE bid, 81 asked; virginia Home 3 o0
par, 100 asked; Merchants and MECHANICS, 100
par. 80 asked; City, 100 par. SEX asked; Old Do
ininior 90 par, 5715 asked; Piedmont and Airing
ton Life, 100 par, 100 bid.
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NEWS THE DAY.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA AND LOUISIANA
CASES STILL UNDECIDED.

w1THDRAwAL OF TROOPS FROM THE
sTATE-HoUSE IN COLUMBIA REGARDED
AS ASSURED FOR TUEsDAy-THE QUO
wARRANTO FARCE CHAMBERLAIN
WANTS TO ARBrrRATE THE CASE, BUT
HAMPTON WON'T GoNsENT-lNAUGURA.
TON TROOPS ORDERED FROM WASHING
ToN-FlvE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH
IN ANINCENDIARY FIRE AT POUGHKE EP-
sIE-AN INSANE son MURDERS HIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF "A MEMBER OF
THE COUNCIL OF NINE RNoR
HAMPTON LEAVES HIS PHOTOGRAPH IN
WASHlNGToN-CHAh COMPRO-
MISE PROPOSITIONS CONNECTICUT To-
DACCo WAREHOUSE BURNED, &C., &C.
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CUMBERLAND.
CANDIDATES FOR THE SEEATE--Y. ALLAN LIPS
COMBG-BLIsS--UNC OF WASHING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or 1877 s.#ss

CANDIDATES FOR THE SENATE--Y. ILLAE--LIPS-
COMBE- BLIsS-UNCERTAINTY OF WASHING
TON PRoMIsEs-cR0P OF 1877. i !.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARcH 80, 1877.
Learning from the public prints that Sem
ator !. Allan is TO so abroad and occupy q
consulate, the patriots OF this i" darkly,
deeply, beautifully" colored senatorial, dis
1rict are. inquiring who must occupy his
abandoned slippers. The aehtte people,
with avery few exceptions) being only
citizens so far as the privilege OF paying
taxes is concerned, have but little practical
interest in the matter. But from Namorine
to Tnrkey-cock church, and Lindseytown
and Shattersburg, and Hell Corner and De-
WIS Elbow, statesmen are coming to the
front. Major Lipscombe, OF the House Of
Delegates, from Cumberland, may be the man
OF the period. TO be sure, he is no orator,
but brilliant flashes Of siIence" have
marked bis,somewhat prolonged legislative
experience; and il he has failed to acquire
the trifing art OF reading and writing, is
he NOT IN this representative man? Colo
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New York.
DELTA PHI ARRANGEMENTS Fol
sEAI-CESTENNIAL CELEBRATION ?, 81

DELTA PHI TI0N-ARRANGENESTS FOR
sEAI-CESTENNIAL CELEBRATION. ;, ID,
NEW YORK, March 3t.-The Delta t PM
Convention, which has been in session here
for the past three days, adjourned finally
this afternoon. A plan was agreed upon
for celebrating the semi-centennial ami
vcrsary OF the foundation of2the fraternity,
to take place at Schenectady on the Nh OF
November next, under the auspices Of
Alpha Chapter. Hon. S. s. Cox is to de,
liver the Grafton, while Edgar Fawcett' OF
Delta Chapter, has been chosen poet Com
mittees were appointed to inquire into the
standing Of the different Chapters. me
Chapters represented in the Convention
were the Gamma, OF New York Uniyer-
sity Alpha, OF Union; Delta, OF Columbia;
Epsalon, OF Rutgers, md Theta, OF Prince
ton Colleges; and Sumbda, OF Troy Poly
technic Institute. Among the prominent
members present was Ex-Governor CASTOR,
of Massachusetts. The annual dinner OF
the fraternity took place this evening, at
Delmonieo's.: 80
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The ConDciI Of Nine.
HORRIBLE PLOT CONFESSED BIZ J. N. swAI
A MEMBER OF THE CouEClI. OF NINE.

1 HORRIBLE PLOT CONFESSED By ]. N. SWAINE,
A MEMBER OF THE COUNCIL or NINE.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 31.-A Chico dis
patch says j. IL. Swaine, member Of the
Council OF Nine, made confession OF the
manner in which the affairs OF the council
are conducted, which agrees with the pre-
viously -published statement OF deliberate
plans which were laid involving the de-
struction OF property and the taking OF lille
of both white. and Chinese. Among those
proposed to the council as fit subjects for
murder was Hon. John Bidwell, candidate
for Governor on the Independent ticket du-
ring the last campaign, who was inimical to
the order on account OF employing China
men on his rancho, in the vicinity OF Chico.
The council appears to have been COM
posed OF three captains, each Of whom APP
pointed two leutenants. Each captain had
n certain district assigned him in which to
operate. The manner In which members OF
the secret organization laid their plans for
burning and blowing up buildings in Chi
natown and manufacturing establishments
in which the Chinese were employed, and
discussed the propriety and eXpediency Of
making way with parties who had incurred
their enmity, is almost incredible. All the
prisoners have been removed to the Jail in
OrOVllle, the cOuHIF-seat. Every precau-
ton has been taken TO render escape or res
cue impossible. Double guards are sta
tiGned within and without the Jail, and the
approaches to the town are patrolled by an
armed force. The excitement oyer the dis
closures of the criminals is intense, min
gled with theiear that the determined ac-
ton OF the authorities and citizens will not
be sufficient to deter other members OF the
labor-union from seeking to ayenge the ar
rest OF their companions.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. De.

ITALIAN. CATALAN" ITALIAN.
The Italian ~ Ipsect-Powaer. so extensiyei? SOLO
bv ms last Is again offered TO the public as
most thorough exterInnator OF RoACHEs, ANTS,
MOTHS, FLIES, FLEAS, BEp-BCGS, FERMlN ON
FOWLS, &C., &c. -
The immense demand for II caused holders OF STOCK
In the old-fashioncd PERSIAN INSECT-PowDER to
bring it upon the market, hoping thereby to impede
the progress of the "new broom" (tle ltalanl, but
The reoplc rcpudated it. and the Italian stands to-
cay without rival.
"POWDER.' ..-..-.
Thc genuine italian Insect-Powder Is sofa IN
bottles at 25 and Soc per bottle ana Is NOT sofd
in bulk Beware of limitations, and see that our
Label Is on each package. , -
'rhe hand-belfows for using the powder are SOLO
Mt 25c aud-hcllows and sample package OIL pow
der sent by mail On receipt of Acc.
DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE. $3.50 ,.
o,o .''..'..'- 900 Main street.
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swind,ins IA Richmond Merchant.

a right sharp swindle was recently per-
fected by young man from Person county
on Richmond merchant. On the 10th in
slant the young man sent an order from
Roxboro' to w. l.. Fleming. of Richmond,
for box OF cigars and a tifty-dollar gold
watch. The watch he requested Fleming
to buy from jeweller, and to send the
package by express to BarkSdale's station
for Winstead's store, in Person county.
The young man knew that {. S. Winstead
bought goods from Fleming, and also
guessed that Fleming would naturally sup
pose the order for the watch was for
some country customer. He signed the
order &C. $. Winstead, per So The
"S." for Sergeant. Mr. Winstead's clerk,
and the writing, was as much like Ser
seant's as he could make it. The package
arrived at Barksdale's the 23d. The same
day-the Saturday evening OF the snow-the
Young man came to the river and gave
boatman an order to the Express agent for
the package and the money to pay the bill.
1t was not sent G. o. ID. He remained on
the river bank, the boatman says, all mutfled
I'D in q drab oyercoat, and nothing visible
but black moustache. The order to the EX
press agent read about rs follows: "Please
send any express for my store by Mr..
Jones'" [Signed] &C. S. Winstead, pr. s."
Or course the agent received the money,
and sent1 the package, thinking Z" Mr..
Jones" was all right. But meanwhile
Fleming wanted the money. The watch
was a cash sale. He wrote to Win
stead. Colonel Winstead replied that the
order was news to him; be had made none.
Then the tracking began, and the young
man scented it, and to cover up his tracks
he sent back the goods very secretly. by eX-
i nf tayn hQ
watch will be received from the express
company. Express companies are respon-
sible, and are good to sit upon in these dull
times. The police are on the lookout for the
young man. He had best emisrate while be
has time. He is known. His handwriting
can be sworn to. Alack-a-day his father
is very wealthy man, and the young man
has had the best advantages; but that black
moustache, those cigars, and then gold
watch, alb. it's the ruin OF many a young
man.-ReidsuHle a. CO. Times.
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Hy IeIegrni,n.
NEW Work.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-The Cotton Exchange. Is
closed to-day. Net receipts for the week ending
yestcrdy 937 bales; gross, 1854 bales: exports to
Great Britain. 1920 bales: sales, 7.546 bales !;
stock, 270,306 bales Consolidated net receipts, 81
672 bales; exports to continent, TO bales. Flour
without decided change, with moderate export and
home-trade demand Wheat less active and lower;
and in moo crate export and hcme-'rade demand AT
54@55c. for ungrided western mixed. Oats more
active and without decided change. Pork quiet and
firm At 314.75 for new. Coffee dull and lower.
Sugar quiet. Rice quiet and steady. Moasses quiet.
Turpenline and rosin unchanged. Freghts quiet
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 31.-Flour strong buoyant,
and Mneat ScrS f Mar r 4s
prime. $l.67@S1.7O. Southern corn more active
and nrmer; western lower and fairly active at de-
Oats firm southern prime 45c. Rye-Fancy active
at 75@77c. Provisions GrmeT, quiet, an! n !:
changed. Coffee nominal. Whiskey better at Sl.OS
@Sl.OSh. Sugar fairly active at lOsac.
+. " H.. CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 3l.-FIour quiet but steady,
and in fair demand. Corn dull at 4l@42!tc. Oai.
steady. Rye dull at 75c; Barley quiet and I'M
acive steam, 94F97ac., closing at the latter; ket
tie. 1O4@10ac. Bulk Ineats strong and IN good
sseri clear sass 45 haes d Ei
Whisky quiet and Steady at 81 .o4; Butter steady
and unchanged. Hogs quiet; packing, S5@$5.25.
." .. LOUISVILLE.
s59 9Slss ,E family 30 75ases5. Wheat scarce
Irn and unchanged. Corn dull white, 42c.; mixed
Ale. Rye quiet ut 75c. Oats firm; white, 4Oc.;
meats quiet; shoulders, Sc; clear rib, Sac. clear
cured hams iiS@1iNc. Lard arin; choice leaf
isyif fmeT az 5Iti: ''''' S' Asf'' 80
ST. LOUIS.
sr.Lou1s, March 31.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat-No.2 red fall, SIS |; No. 3 red fall Sl.4S4
Oats and rye quiet and hrnl. Whiskey steady al
81 .04 Pork opened weak and closed firm at $l4.5Q.
Lard dull s.s asked &C. BILL suknsa!s n ss
Ssc., aud SIC for shoulders, clear RIB, and clear
sides Hogs reeeigss light I'll doing
inand a fair, light supply checks business.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March .31:-Fiosr steady and un,
changed. Wheat dull: No. 2 spring. 81 .254g
s2e cash Apras t no ;s sprng si " bs Mas
bid, Aprii; s4Sc. May. Rye and barley dull and
eash k%5s April 81
ss.sf79 XppriI; s0.s4s@ss,4o May. Bulk-!neat;
si.i5.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 31.-Net receipts at al
United States ports during the week, 2s,9o4
hales net receipts at all United states ports same
week last year, 62.405 bales: total receipts &c
this date 3,7lo,is4 bales; to same date last year
baies. same week last year, 1880 bales; to-
ta1 exports to this date, 2,4l9,l5s bales 70 SAINT
date last year, 2,556,075 bales Stock Mt all United
states ports, 723,917 bales: same time Last year
634 So9 bales. Stock ut all interior towns, SO,
bales same time last year, 92.519 bales Sloci
at Liverpool, 1073-GO0 bales same time last year
753 OUO bales Stock OF American vessels aioa
for Great Britain. $4,000 bales; same time las
year, $4,000 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-02
. WINES. LIQUORS. &c.

VA, JANUARY 1, 1872
IL We have made Il chemical examination of
nAyID +. CLEMMER'S MOUNTAIN RYE
WHISISEY, using for the purpose samples selected
by ourselves from ten barrels belonging TO lots re-
ceived by Messrs. GROBGE A. HuNDLEi s co. at
different times and of uges varying from one 10 four.
most searching tests. IT has stood Them al perfectly
nothing Of dcleterous nature being found In It. It
can therefore be confidently recommended for ua
purity and excellence 10 those who use whlskey as
beverage, while FOR medicinal purposes Is all that
can be desired. .@ 80
WILLIAM Ii. TAYLOR, NJ, D.. ANALYTICAL Chemist
and Lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College OF
Virginia.; ~.
RS. PEBBLES, III. D., Professor Of Chemistry
Medical College OF Virginia. /, .r - -,
100 barrels now In store, and for sale. s ..s'
ia3 - GEORGIA.. HUHDLEY &c GO.