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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-24

A FAVORABLE y oToRIETY.-The good reputa-
ton of BroWn's Bronchial IrOches" for the
relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases
has given them u favorable nOtOriety.
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The School Board

A special meeting of the Lancaster city
school board will be held tomorrow even
ing at o'clock.
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ESTATE OF DAVID FISHER, LATE OF
administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
| tiebted thereto are requested to make immedi-
mands against the same, will present them
without delay tor settlement to the undersiSn-
ed. residing in Manll elm Borough, Lancaster
County. SUSANNA FISHER.
Administrators.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-24
ROYAL CLEMENCY INVOKED.

Tho WOuld-be Assassin of Alfonso Suing for
Mercy.
MADRID, March 24.-Strong efforts are
making, based on the tradition of Holy
Week, to obtain royal clemency for Fran
cisco Otero Gonzales, who attempted the
assassination Of the king. The efforts
will perhaps prove successful.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What Ais You

Is 1t q disordersd liver giving you yellow
skin or costive bowels which have resulted in
distressing Piles or do your kidneys refuse
perform their functions? If SO your system
will soon be clogged with poisons. Take few
doses of Kidney-WOrt and you'll feel like a
new mun-nature will throw Off every impedi-
ment and each organ will be ready for duty.
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Try LOcher's Cough Syrup.

"Fcmale complaints" are the result of i'm
pure blood. Use "Dr. Lindscy's Blood
Searcher."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-24

LHSTATE OF JOHN DOHNER, LATE OF
IL the borough of EiiZabethtOw1l. deceased
Letters of administration on said estate having
been granted to the undersigned. all persons
indebted thereto are requested to make imme-
di;tte payment and those having claims de-
mands against the same, will present them
without delay tor settlement to the underSiSn-
ed, residin. i'll said borough.
SAMUEL EBY,
JOSEPH Z. DOHNER,
flj.6fw Administrators.
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NFW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nREsSMAKING AND PLAIN SEWING
IL Wanted. Apply at
No. $50 West James Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-24

WANTED.
w Families Of Jean, Doeskin and Cotton
ade Weavers. Wages paid IN cash every week.
New looms just starting. Address
CALCUTTA MILLS.
Adams and Pine Sts., Frankfort, Phila.
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SAM'L II. PRICE, Attorney.

ESTATE OF MAlsY VOGAN, LATE OF
IL Earl township, deceased.-The under
signed Auditor, appointed to distribute the
balance remaining i'll the hands of G. S. HOtt-
man, esq. Administer: itOr of estate of said de-
ceased. to and among those legally entitled to
the same. will sit fOl' that purpose on MON
DAY. APRIL Is, 1880 at l0h o'clock a. m, In
city OF Lancaster, he re all persons interested
in said distribution may attend.
GEO. A. LANE,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

INSTATE OF ANNA NJ. WElDLEk,
IL late OF the City of Lancaster, dccease,l--
Letters OF administration on said estate lav
ing been granted to the undcrSi iSned, all per-
sons indebted to said decetlent are requested
to make immediate settlement and those hav-
ing claims or demands against the same, will
present them without deEiy for settlement to
the undersigded residing in Lancaster City.
MRS. T.. T.. PATTERSON,
j. W. T. SWIFT. Administrative.
ATTORNEY, m3O6tdeOd
JNSTATE OF KlLLIAN BECK, LATE OF
IL the City of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
teStamentary said estate having been
granted to the Undersigned, all persons in
Iiebted to said decedent are requested to make
immediate settlement and those having claims
or demands against the estate OF said dece,ient
to make known the same to the undersigned
without delay, residing in tho City of Lancis-
ter. ANDREW SHRElNER,
marlS-6tdcOd Executor.
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MISCELLANEOUS

L'OR SALE.
Il a Shuttle Board in Good condition, with
four sets of quOits, will be sold cheap. Apply
to ii. L. MISHLEK,
m2-tfd 115 Last King Street
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us there a man with soul so dead" who
hath suffered the miseries of a cough or cold,
yet neglected to try "Sellers Cough Syrup?'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-24

JNSTATE OF CHRISTIAN ERIs, LATE OF
Il East Lampeter township, Lancaster cOun-
ty. deceased.-Letters testamentary on the
the undersigned all persons indebted to said
decedent are requested to make immediate
payment. and those having claims or demands
against his estate will make the same known
without delay to
DANIEL L. ERB, Executor,
m3-6tw* SOudersburg, East Lampeter.
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A Coed Housewife.

Good Housewife.
The good housewife, when she is giving her
house its spring renOvaring, should bear in
mind that the dear inmates of her house are
more precious than many houses, and that
| their systems need cleansing by purifying the
blood, regulating the stomach and bowels to
prevent and cure the diseases arising from
spring malaria and miasma, and she must
know that there Is nothing that will do it so
perfectly and surely as Hop Bitters the purest
and best of medicines. See other column.
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Use Locher's Horse and Cattle Powders.
"Is there a man with soul so dead" who
hath suffered the miseries of a cough or cold
yet neglected to try "Sellers' Cough Syrup?'
From Hon. Andrew Cornwall,
Ex-MENBER, OF LEGISLATURE, NEW YORK STATE
ALEXANDRIA BAY, Jan. 5, 1880.
H. H. Warner & Co.:
GENTS: 1 have been troubled with kidney
difficulty for the last three years, and in OctO
Der last had very severe attack. l then COM
menced taking your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure and obtained relief at once. have used
two bottles and feel rs well as ever, and shall
always keep supply of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure in the house.
Yours truly,
A. CORNWALL.
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WANTED.
w A good girl that has some knowledge OF
| restaurant cooking. Apply at 26 East King
street. GEO, ii. MILLER,
lids Proprietor.
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~ s,nass ~ .s.-fa
s " soscs 7sc a,s gro; 10: sos o. Il sssss
bes, salad. $3.50; castor, si.a5 y gallon; virria,s
iubricsinz, 'VosoV.. ssfosAaes AV,ye., cash, IA.
Rocs GiRqe,: &c.
Rosts: Ginseng, S0c.; seasa, without kp, $50
Soda: sal: ls@2c., I'm kegs Esxiiss soda. &c.
Aneriean. 3kd4c.
6pfrfts 5ssrDsnsfns. 5Jc.
Foreign FFnsts and CaaSy.
1andy. l3al4e. y n.
sSss Boxes. s4a iSC 80 ~ scr: cases. ssp
srseerses. &C.
5aeor Shoulders. &C.; clear ris-Ads &c.
ritbed &c; yirznjs shoulders 3taSxc.; vi.
saaioc small. 1O@lIc.: asar-cusss I0xGiis.
piair hsnI. 1oml0.tc. nock IIsht.
h gst "ss, H-, 1s. Two noo' ssss@si7s
So r four ' :ilisss ss.ssss s''' ''''ns'
Nc.: Java. ssS25c. -'T"
issai5<c. p D.: haIf-boxes. .iSc. tsiiow. Tie.
rhssss Isme cutting. l6efi5Kc., northerD
and nd, Mssrern prime cutting; ts@lsNc.: common,
Rfes: Carolina. 7tta8c.: Rsneoon. &C.
rgh: Herrin=s-Ssrtn Carsina No. cut. %
ses'p sarHpa gSSs S0gsn car,
no. Bsy' is: No: 2: In basreis, $3.50; 70. 3
@ MAJ re s sesIse7S No 4 IN % ssss
L9rd: Prime. barrels ana txces, sac.; In HAN.
barrels. DC.
tsrees. 25c. barrels, 26c.; gen nne so'.en svrsS
3S6s4Jc. v gallon: New Orleans prime 5016oc.
SAT-: Liverpool. from store ti.50. Grouxa
.S,sgnr: Crushed. lDk,.: powdered. 10kc.: Ersn-
slslssl. &C.; 4. osa 9tc.; 9e-; extra c, eas.
Sowp: Uomsaon. sac: oess waning, 7.ass
toilet 15@2oc. and fancy prices: country. 4dnoe.
imperial, $l.lOGf1.60: gunpow0s0. ol.k60l.n
ferstrictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hfdss: Green. r.. dry .sted. 49,: drS,
skinc, 4l.206sl.3O.
Lssther: Sole leather. oak, 4oa42,.: sole leAshss
tnish lsta22c. y loot: kin. 4Oa75c q b.; harness,
country. 30G36: CIV finish. 35dA a NJ; calf.
sk,ns French. sl@sl.90 y D.; rough skirtins.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
Iron. American refined. Old Domiainn. &c.
2 D.; English and American sheet, 90 8Xc-
Mats: DID Dom mon. $3.50 IN 200, keg lots.
.er neg: standard; smaller lots frsm the stores,
Ploagn- castings: Wholesale, A.. retail 1xc-
an.
Rope: Manila. best. lt0l5c.: iute. s@sc.
Rogs: Mixed cotton. &c.: white. 3Es.; woolens
Liausrs. Wines. kc.
Ats: Scotch, best brands, pints s26sz.2o =
Bramdiss: Domestic. 81 25@s2: fruit. al.loN
M40; apple; new, si,1o@sx; Old, fs.2s@sS:
Rae WhfsksyS. Medium, u .500$2: pure old. -
ga; Virginia mountain, new, SZG-S2.00, old
Gin V: Domestic. si.25@s2: imported, % p case.
Eslo England Ram: A1.506nS1 go.
RectUIed WhtS6sys: Market dnst.
Lumber. saves. &s.
Lumber: White oak, l30S15 u LOCO: Western
Virginia poplar. sl4@s25 y 1000: white nine
Sl4GS42.60 1000: yellow plne boards. f7.506o
81: iolst ,t9Gsll according to lengths. shineles.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
r,,rcnApu TO THE DISPATCH.

,v,pKABLE TRAGEDY IN WASHING
! ~ PROBABLE CASE OF DoUpLEsUi'
l I,Dy-rnr aIssiS THE RIVER ArLYNcH.
Cl CIR. YEARS FOR TBE SAFETY OF THE
S",.w,Rp PACKET "A STEAMSHIPS
p 'oven on rIRE-coNeREssioNAL Pro-
VA" O,xcs AND OTHER WASN'T NGroN
e ,.IoTpsNfnr STRANDED STEAMSHIP MON.
w SUSPENSION or A NEW YORK
) Eggs rsrABLIsnMENT-K BARNEY
,~,cTEp IN SAN FRAScIsco-sTRfKE
observation-disclosures AND HELP
o. Or ,xoJcrEp FOR MURDER AT HARR!'
In 10, e,se-s ABROAD CoLLisIoN-sHooT'
So 'S ,Sp SERIOUS sTABBISG AFFRAY IN
NV Nv yoRK-RAIN.sToRMs IN GEORGIA
NrsvpT TO KILL A MINISTER IN HIS
~ p,r-rBE TELEGRAPH WAR IN THE
I,-,s-SrATE OF AFFAIRS AT ST. Pc
-raseraG, &ce &C.
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PIANo-wORKERs LOCKED OUT.
Cargo Of n Steamship on Fire.

SAN FRANCIsCo, March IA "A fire broke
out in the hold OF the Pacific mail steamer
City Of Sydney to-day, living at the dock,
and six engines are playing on the fire. AT
IL p. NJ. the fire was still burning, with no
immediate prospect Of being eXtIpguished.
AS far as can be ascertained il is located
Just forward Of amidships, either in the
lower hold or on the lower deck. There is
lumber aud Il lot Of Honolulu freight stored
in that part OF the ship. Water Is being
poured in rapidly. and it is probable the
steamer will have to be pretty well flooded.
Arrangements are not yet determined upon
for replacing her on the line.
Ldfer.-Tbe fire on the steamer City OF
sydney was extipguished this morning.
The damage will, it is thought, exceed
$40, 900 on The cargo. The ship was very
LITTLE injured,
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Forty.sixth COngress---SccOndS Session
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1880.

Mr.. Davis, OF Illinois, presented mem
orial of publishers OF the principal news
papers OF Chicago asking that the present
duty OF 20 per cent. on the valuation OF un-
sized paper be repealed. The memorialists
saw this tax produces little revenue and
serves only 10 enlarge the profits OF manu-
featuring monopolsts. They also ask the
abolition OF the duty on soda-ash and wood
straw and other pulp, and on type. Mr..
Davis spoke In advocacy OF the memorial,
and in tbc course OF bis remarks said that
while be regretted 1t might not be prac-
ticabe at this session TO reform the tariff as a
whole, there was no reason why this par
ticuIarly desired change should not be made
ut once.
The Vice-President laid before the Senate
a communication from the Secretary OF the
Interior, transmitting, in response to Sen
ate resolution, information regarding
changes OF location OF lines OF the Northern
Pacific railroad.
Messrs. Williams and Beck presented
memorials Of the Press Associations OF Ken
lucky for the abolition OF duty on all arti-
Giles used In making paper.
Mr.. Johnston and others presented SINH
lar petitieDs. !.
Mr. Conkliug presented memorial OF
officers OF steam-vessels asking modlnca'
ton OF the law relative to fees OF pilots.
Mr.. Bayard, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported fayorably Senate bill
prohibiting the arrest OF election officers on
election days.. [It makes 1t unlawful Tor
marshals, deputies, or supervisors to arrest
or imprisoD on election days any election
officer, acting BY virtue OF State laws, for
any offence against the United States eec-
lion laws; but q warrant or process Tor
such offence may be executed any time after
tho close Of such election day,] Placed on
tue calendar.
Mr.. Edmuuds stated that be and other
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San Francisco Troubles.
DENIS KEARNEY POUND GUILTY,


SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-Judge RiA
| delivered long opinion in the Police Cour
| to-day in the case Of Denis KearDey. ar
rested upon charge OF using vulgar an(
| threatening language against Speekles. Tit
Court decided that Kearney was guilty
since his language had tendency TO pro
woke breach Of the peace. Sentence was
reserved until tomorrow.
MAKING 1T WARM FOR KEARNEY.
Chief of-P0iee Crowley openly stated
Yesterday that he was responsible for Kear-
news arrest, and would continue 10 arrest
him for riotous or incendiary language
whenever he used il. There is a deter
minaton to follow up this blatant dema-
cogue whenever he speaks, and thus test
him and his bondsmen till they are tired
OF disturbing the peace, so long as the court
can deal with him, and when the latter fails,
something else VIII step to the front and
make short work OF him.
WORKINGMEN DECLARE AGAINST KGARNEY.
In the afternoon, at meeting OF the
Executive Committee, composed OF presl-
dents of all the worklngmeD's clubs in the
CITY. q series OF resolutions were offered de-
cIaring in unmistakable language against
Kearnev, though with the carefulness OF a
prudent beginning bis name is not men,
toned. The mover OF the resolutions was
George w. Bostwick, president OF the
Tenth Club, the first organized by
Kearney himself. Bostwick is from Con-
necticut. In his speech accompany
inc the resolutions he said that he was
proud OF being an American, and saw
no need Of German socialism, French COM
munsm, or Russian nibilism, to adjust the
grievances complained Of by the working
men. The gist OF the resolutions IS that
workipgmen have no utilization Win sand
Lols agitators, and have no sympathy with
apy expressions, declarations, or harangues
tending to bring this organization into dis
pute with its own members and our fellow
citizens generally. The reading OF the. re-
solutions was heartily endorsed by the as
semblage, but their full consideration was
deferred to another meeting.
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The TELEGRAPH War.

MOBILE, March 15.-Chancellor WOODS,
OF Mississippi, granted an iniupe' ion,
which was served upon the Western Union
Telegraph Company Saturday, directing
them not to interfere with the building OF
the American Union Telegraph Conpany's
lines upop any railroad in that State, and
Chancellor Austen, OF Alabama, has to-day
granted a similar injunction to alb The rail-
roads in Alabama, preventing any interfer-
ence by virtue Of any exclusive rgnt WIN
railroads claimed by the WeSserh union
Telegraph Company to be vested IN II.
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The Yorkfoxn Centennial.
LEON CHATTEAU TO ACT AS INTERPRETER

LEON CHATEAU TO ACT AS INIEhTHEIEN
NEW YORK, March ia meeting OF
members OF the Circle Francois De PHar-
monte was held at the clubhouse yesterday,
for the purpose Of taking action in reference
TO the centennial celebration OF the battle OF
Yorktown. 1t was unanimously voted that
Leon Chateau be requested TO act as inter-
prefer OF the sentiments and opinions OF the
French population OF America In urging the
French Government 10 take immediate
measures in the matter Of the celebration as
soon as President Hayes shall send TO the
French Government formal invitation to
assist in It's commemoration. NJ. Chateau
accepted the mission i'm short speech. He
promised to give every effort to insure the
success Of the project.
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ARRAY Between New York Politicians
and &ROrta.

NEW YORK, March ia serious shoot
ing and stabbing ARRAY took place last night
between a number OF sporting men and
politicians OF the Fourth and Sixth Wards,
who had assembled IN Hyland's saloon. In
Chatham street, for spree. Knives and
pistols were freely used, and hnIf a dozen
men more or less Injured, A. man named
Burke, who was stabbed In the head and
back and shot 10 the groin, win probably
die.
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Threatening 10 XIII n Preacher.

ATLANTA, GA, March Is A prominent
citizen has been arrested for threatening to
kill the Rev. Il. G. Foute, rector OF st. Phil
ms church, in The pulpit Sunday, and going
to the church avowedIy for that purpose.
He was bound over to keep the peace. BE
accuses Foute with causing divorce be-
tween himself and wife.
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RaIlroad Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, March IA collision
occurred this forenoon on the westminster
railroad, in the outskirts OF the city, be-
tween a regulDr passenger train ana spe-
cial train carr, ing the president ana direct
ors OF the road. Five persons, lnc'uaing
the president and two directors, were In
jured, but none fatally.
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'epeciai fe'eSram to tie Dipaieh.l
LYNcHBuRG, vAy March 15.-The I'M
usually heavy rains during the past few
days Dave canscd sudden rise In the rive
Of THIS point. From reports received frou
ABOVE The city there Is reason to believe tina,
oy Tomorrow morning the rivey at thi.
point VIII overflow It's banks. IL s.now
rising at The rate OF two feet an hour. Fears
are entertained for the down packet, which
left this afternoon.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY. March Is, 1850.
Country Predaee.
Apptes s3GS4 n barrel.
BssS5aE: zoe. n 10.
Buttsr: Prime 70 choice yellow, 25@3Oc.; fair
20 good. 20@25c.
corn hsGi: 62c. q bushel for country; zoe. for
Dried Fruit: Apples. 5G6c.: peaches peeled,
s@l2c.; unpeeied, 4@6c.; cherries, l2tc. u ID. !:
Fo,ois.-Turkeys. 2 l2c. p d. chickens, ga &c..
q d.; ducks, lO6lIc q ID.
EgoS. 10 oarrcls. 9c.; IN crates. loc.
70 q35e.; turkey tall 15c. q d.; turkey wing, l0c.
tlarseea: s1.25@sL.35 . busne. -.
4av: Virginia timothy, 90@soe; clS'.er "a
OSts: Baled 95c @$l.
pOfGf0es. IRISH. y tushel, 5OfgSDc.
Pork.-Dressed, 5sc. q ID.
lard: CouItr' 1914
Rye: 1886. . 0usnei
Stimac: Prime. 15c.
BSIed StrGi0: 35@4Oc.
Wool: Washed. 45@4sc.: unwaS ed. 30a35c
BURY wool viii bring IRON 70 Sc. y % less tnAn
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster sc.
Csmsnt: Eosesdale, $50 p bs rel.
Lime: Agricultural, sal Sc. = ! ,usnel; R0ckhnd
si@Ii.25. according 10 quantity Jointer lnnish
;agl 81: Glenn's Falls. s5Ca30G.
Plaster: lnnn. "A 10; gr1 nd, fs calc.net
DRY GooaS
Prints: Merrimack. IT.: Merrimsck shifting
ne. Ricnmond 7,se.; Souts Sridge. 7xc. Pacific
TG asS asn 81 Mas fini sc i Mallory Fur
ple, Sc. Simpson Moxsnf az, &C.; Simpson Grey
Be-; simpson Black, So q; Harmony, 7c.; ASH
aI Brs 30 'caaons: ass hester A., eye; Man
Ma0en r6sEts,a a. A. en RoSss, a. A. 4
K. ~; James Biyee! d. o.. 6se. James Ryel
1 K. f., 6ae.; james, yer 4-4 II H.. 7.c. james
sw sasaai g 10 Fl ee or1 Pacshoais. Ak.
O. Conesrogs ~. u ~: tomestozs W., S4,.
Bro,e Sa.stssgs' Pepperell lo-4, &c.,; Andres.
sssaesse Satrs mos and saeetinos, New York
Mills l3ke.; -" msuIta, 1876; DayoI, i2c.
AnorescRgie. IL llsc. Fruit OF the Loom, ike.
Forrestdaies ~; Hero 4, 10c.; Pelham, &c:
Moe1 pe as ap1 Es ssse 49,
tiiRgkan =. -Piunket, i6c.; White Msnufsetur-
iOe, loo; ks aIIworth. 81e. Gu, bertrand, 6xc.
Ttek .-CYnesioga A. A.. l3c.; Conesiosa L, O.
a nSS :9 cessso e. T. sSe coas'''sa rre
SAtrttag Stripes; Sheridan "a" &C.. sheri'
brotos Ir'iis: GrsniteVills, 9cs: STARK, 9sc.;
Peppera e, 9hc.; Rockbridee "A. eSe.
f'sots 8: Jswett City, lie. Boston, &c.
Cotton Piatds; Ottawa. he; Toisdo, lihe.
old Virginia, 81.
LAnpl6rses: Flat y Ia 6,sc.; Piper, sss.
Drass. Dyestans. oils, &C.
z zisoso,: "a ESQ a gallon.
Concentrated Lys: t325@sA ease o. ieai
dozen.
c cspisssst. snA1an.
z ;sa1ss, I sfl,Sss s2gis.iiSSs' i'S
Nader; lS4c'
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HARRlsoNBuR0, VA, March 15.-George
w. Wood and Patrick II. Reed were to-day
indicted by the grand jury OF hoegingnam
county for the murder Of jacob Lsncosn on
February 10th.
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Failure Of ye~ YorE p.or...

nav YORK, March 15.-The firm Of J.w.
Am0man a Co., brokers, in Broad street,
suspended thi, morning.. Their embarrsss-
lnent said to be due to contracts In Naeh-
Vile aad Chattanooga stock.
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March Is, 1880.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - White. 1874 bushels. Red, 500 bushels.
CORN White. lao bushels. Nired. 100 BUSH
els; Of which 0 bushels were re-exhibited.
OATS S52 bushels: OF which 200 bushels were
re-exhlbited.
BLACK PEAs.-34 bushels re-exhlbited.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, SO bushels very good Lancaster at
STAG 396 bushels good Lancaster at 81 As; $40
bushels Lancaster on private terms: "a bushels
very good FuliZ at Sl.45-total 1916 bushels.
CORN-Hired, so bus tls very good at Soc; 10
bushe, good at &C.; bushels at 59c.-total, liza
bushels.
OATs.-126 bushels very good spring at 45c.; "a
bushes good spring At 44c; 80 bushels fair sDring
al 43c.; so bushels at 45c.; 80 bushels mixed at
45c.-toal, 392 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-16
by Telegraph.

NEW 1UKh.
NEW YORK. March 10 NO9n.-Stocks stropx.
Money on call. 5M6 cent. Exchange-Long,
464H short. 4S7A State bonds dull Governments
quiet.
Ersntng.-Money. 4@6S per cent. Exchange,
48ik. Governments quiet aud steady; nes SIS,
l034: ~ per cents, l07n; Ter cents, 1868.
States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March l5.-Virginia 6's, deferred,
So consOs, SAX; second series, 24: past..ue cOu.
S5k. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-16
Heavy Knins AM aaeorx,u.

ATLANTA, March 15.-Tbe heaviest rains
hnown In Georgia for years have fallen for
,ne past lew DAYS. All the streams are very
nign, ano everdows which will damage the
crops are reported.
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The Labor Troubles.

STRIKE OF IRON-wORKERS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March Is The pud-
dlers and helpers in the mills OF Barley d
Co., Mccormick, and J. Wister, have struck
for higher wages. Nearly 1000 men are
now out of employment in this district
alone, and the strike tbreHeAs ultimately to
lead 10 a general cessation OF work from
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. There are now
1000 men idle between Johnstown and Co
lumbia.
THE STRIKE ASSUMING FORMIDABLE Proper
TIONS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-A special from
Pittsburgh says: "a general strike OF pud-
dlers began To-day, extending from Johns.
town to Columbia, and is the most formidable
that has occurred for many years. Ii
does not affect Pi'tsburg, the manufacturers
here having agreed on sliding scale for
all classes OF workmen. The general i'm.
preston is that there will be a material
decline in the prices Of iron in the near flu
ture."
PIAN0wORKERS LOCKED OUT.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Twelve OF the
leading pianO-manufacturers Of this city.
in accordance with q resolution adopted
by the Piano. Manufacturers Association,
closed their factories this morning and
locked out their men. in order to compel
the operatives OF Steinway Il Sons, who are
out on strike, TO return 10 work.