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sPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ BREEDEN Il FOX are receiving THIS
DAY saturday, November l7th,) n.
ANOTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FOREIGN
DRESS GOoNA
which have been bought at the
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES
Of the present week at prices far below
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
Also, Q large additional stock OF
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
to which they ask the attention Of WHOLESALE
and RETAIL BUYERS.
BREEDEN & FOX,
No. 40l Broad street,
corner Broad and Frourth streets.
no l7-8t
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rnar1ners, Convention.

g. ~cosysntion Of farmers called BY
~. NrvroS, the prcsident Of the State
Arr,caltural Society, Win hold their ses'
sIsns,in Virginia Hall, on Ninth street, op-
noite the Dollhouse Of the Capitol s1u.e.
The goth instant Tuesday, Is the a.' :"
m. rrAcative Committee Will meet At
a.. p.,.rd House ON Monday evening At .
s,.,..k 70 ran tho programme OF the
nrocssdines Of the convention. This CON-
r;ttoa viii therefore Ak tho hour Of meet
an. tor the convention on Tuesday.
NJ. NEWTON win deliver an address to
.he convention at such time IS may be de-
.ermined upon by the Executive Commit
tee.
We are requested to say that, In add.
ton to other lines already mentioned as
having extended the favor to the farmers,
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany and the Richmond and Norfolk
Steam Line on James river have agreed to
pass members Of the Society on their re-
turn home free Of charge. The only lines
in the State which have thus far failed to
respond by granting this privilege are the
Virginia and Tennessee and the Petersburg
and Weldon railroads.
The following are the names of the Off
GERS Of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society:
winoushby Newton, president.
pice.Presidsats.
!, +. w. HUBBARD, 5. VINO. knight,
2. Frank Ct. Ruiiin, 6. X. II. Dniany,
3. Franklin Minor, Z. Richard Irby,
4. Tho. l.. Preston, 5. Vacant.
Erecutips Committee.
William g. Crenshaw, William Oyerton,
John r. Garnet, 4, b. +. Dew,
samuel Mod. Reid, William +. Gaines,
r. W. N. holland, One vacancy.
Charles B.. Williams, secretary and trea'
nS- An Office will be open during the week at
French Il Crenshaw's store, corner OF Ninth
and Main streets, for enrolling members and
giving certificates of membership to facilitate
their return by the railroads.
Reports from the country lead us to look
for q convention respectable alike for its
intelligence duu HutuuCios AhO pAOSSSe
ings of the body will be highly interesting.
The questions to be considered by them
are certainly momentous. And although
their powers 60 no further than the matter
of consulting together, expressing opin-
ions, and giving advice, i; is, nevertheless,
Of great importance that the opinions OF
such o conclave of practical farmers shall
be drawn out and placed in form for diffu-
sion amongst their fraternity throughout
the State.
Ii is to be hoped that the convention will
be large. We know that, large or limited
in numbers, it will be intelligent but the
larger the better. Its views will have
weight and influence on the practical pur-
suits of the producing classes, upon whose
achievements depend all the other interests
Of the State. Sound opinions were never
more needed, and could at no time be more
useful than now.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auetloneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street.

VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM.
Y CALLED SEVEN OAKS, OF TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, NEAR TREE HILL, o SALE Al AUC.
TI0N.-We will sell at auction, on the prrmhss
on FRIDAY the I'D November, al II O'Clock p NJ
the very valuable little FARM OF IS ACRE
called Seven Oaks, near Tree Hill, and aijoisr,
Captain Kennedy formerly Robert styilfs, DL.
Banks, F.. Stearns, and others.
This place Is situated on or near the Osborn.
turnpike, within less than two miles Of the cH,,
and In full view. Its situation IL beautiful. &.
the buildings on the place have been burned.
A plat Of the land may be seen ut our Office.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS * WILLIAMS.
AL-.--
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LIE i G0DDTN,
knrftnnAaea
BY Regnault 4 Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

BY hegnanlt q Co., Auctoneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
w SATURDAY MORNING, l7th instant, com
"'n' MSsHog4N SiYY'cth CHAIRS, Hair.cloth Seats;
MAHOGANY SOFAS, Hair.cloth Seats ant
Backs
BED LOUNGES,
SECRETARY and BOOK CASE,
CHECK MATING, new
JENNY LIND B~EDSTEADs,
HIGH POST and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
OAK EXTENSION TABLE,
~sIDEBoARD,
MAHOGANY ROCKING CHAIRS,
LADY'S WORK TABLE.
HAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
PFEEkkTFAassss' BEDS,
ENGRAyINGS and PAINTINGS,
PLATES, DISHES,
CUP and SAUCERS,
TINWARE,
ERoCKERYwARE,
STONEWARE,
REGHAULT & CO., Auetioneers.
Co%nsignments received until morning OF sale.
no 10 .
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'ln61ee 81 9ll5sS1ias7kabls - b.
miliSl3ag hawS (which thsf have idSs
Of subrlitting tRy bemselv66s This q auits
: prosainent fsal1re Of Pntitsntsm.
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HORSES, BEEF AND STOCK CAT.

III TIE, HOGS, SHEEP, CROPS, Sc, F0R
SALE.-HaviDg determined TO abandoned Arn.ns,
except on a very reduced scale, | viii, on THURS
DAY the 2?d instant, al my residence, near Lock
No. IL, on the canal, In Goochland county, sell,l4
principal portion OF my stock OF horses, cate,
hogs, and sheep, some farming implements, srit
set Of blacksmiths' tools, a potion Of tho cror.
&c. Among the articles to be sold are some exec.
lent work, riding, and harness horses several, g.
pertor colts, OF one, two, and three year, old boz
. very superior young bali, brood sows and Other
stock hogs, some fat mutton ; a spring wagon, S.
Terms A credit Of six months will be given a.
sums Of twenty dollars and upwards, on bond,
with approved security, but cash sales are prefer.
red, and for such payments a liberal discount vii
be allowed. MARTIN JAMES.
A.. NJ. HAMILTON, Auctioneer.
p. E.-If Thursday should be too Indictment %
proceed with the sale, II will 60 on the next mia.
Bile day. no lS-@'
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctloneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY VALUABLE LOTS, on TIT

VERY VALUABLE LOTS, on TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BkTWhk.
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, q SALLA'
A~UCTlON.-By request Of the trustee s 81 ihg Ger
man Luth eran Church, we will sell ut auc,lou, -
tho premises, on TUESDAY tho 2oth Novemh-r
nj a. o clock =. NJ, those two beautiful Lni>lH.
Gated as above described, fronting Iogrthsr @ts'
on Marshall street, and running back 10 feet 10
wide alley. Ii will be sub-disided to suit hidden
These are Justly regarded as among the most ir''
rable lots In the city for private residences, being
very convenient to the churches and the businss
portion Of the city, and should attract the aitenii@
Of those seeking such property.
Terms Made known AZ the time ofthc sale.
GRUBBS / WILLIAMS,
mol Auetiouscs.
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\ RICHMOND, November l6, 1885.

Misc Caroline II. Richfngs,
Directress Of Richtngs English Opera Troupe:
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Richmond, low
ers Of the good and beautiful in art, and admirers
Of those who illustrate and promote Its develop
ment, feel that since your advent here your
talents, energy, and culture as an artistic, no less
than your spotless reputation as 9 lady, have I'm.
lion in our midst which should not pass without
some token Of popular appreciation, beg that you
mond may bestow upon you q complimentary
benefit, which we have every reason to believe
will be equally substantial and worthy OF your
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Anctioneer',
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

CMALL FRAMED TENEMENT
- AND VACANT LOT, on MADDOX hill. FOG
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold a. auction. On
the premises, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 2th u.
vember, 1858, at 4 o'clock =. W., a small FRAMED
Barbara Berkely. adjoining the lots OF D~aadudg.
Jones and Mr.. Il. II. Barnes. Also, a VACANT
LOT adjoining, having on 1t an excellent well.
Terms: 0ne-hslf cash, balance Ut six monte
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured By 3
trust deed.
no Is AuctioncguI
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EE DIR. A. s. McRAE HAS RESUMED
business at the stand recently occupied by McRAE
&WISFRER, with an entirely new stock Of pure
DRUGS and CHEMICALS, and respectfully solicits
. portion Of the patronage Of his friends and the
public generally. He has established his office at
his store, where persons desiring his professional
services may find him until 10 o'clock at night;
after that hour he may be found at his residence on
Jackson street opposite the residence OF Hez.
Archer, Esq.
MANCHESTER, November IL, 1855. no 1a-1w.
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~, your friends and admirers,

BALLARD House, November 10, 1865.
.Messys, Joseph Mayo, DR.. james Bedle, g. n.
Myers, TIE. Ballard, and Others:
Gentlemen lin reply 10 your favor Just received,
allow me to return my most cordial and grateful
thanks, not only for this last mark Of your esteem,
but for the very hattering manner IN Which the
an Absence from their midst. Permit me to name
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 3lst, IS . IT.
ting time for the consummaiion Of your kind inten.
oMkRTHA" will be presented for the first time
this season and with q fervent wish for the pros
perity OF Richmond and Its inhabitants, to sub
Yours and the public's servant,
no " al CAROLINE II. RICHINGS.
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SHIPPING.

TOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
F AND BOSTON. -P0WHATAN N1s01 q
STEAMBOAT C0MPANY.-sEMI: -A[
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves Richmond @zxHzNk
every WEDNE and Leaves Bal
timore every WEDNESDAY and
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain RoBEET
TRAvERs, will leave here at . o'clock A. ID. BUN
DAY.
Freight received FRIDAY and up to 6 O'Clock
p. M. SATURDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state-roons,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, 80.
For freight or passage applyto ~
ID. * w. CURRIE, .
office at Charles T. WORKMAN 4 Co.'s.
no l6-2t Fifteenth street.
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MARRIED,

At 81. Psurs church, on Thursday the, iNh Of
November, BY Rsy ChasIs. Minn,Fssods, =;
Of Thonss ". Hscanse !; Ill Of the city Of Eioh.
mond.
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M ETROPOLITAN HALL.-
dGIs EY INA II. a "a M5zAk aIr spf sxaIsi!leS:
firsI appearance Of The Lying HEAR; non
Pk!biA1. and sAAFgsSAixs NSyshh FL 10 Ii 8, Z "A i;
q, g, and q SIX NlgHTS PERI; Iwo ShAh
DAY AFTERNOON at . o'clock. MASSIVE Sill.
YER. PLATED TIA SETS and . variety Of useful
articles. Admission, nfty cents; gallery, twenty
Ave cents. Doors open 1t half.pssts .. Commence
Ticiet ONCE open all day II the Hall. No extra
charge for secured seats. no Ill
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NJ HENRY. COALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: Overthe National Exchange Bank,
oc PTS Richmond, Va.
ADJUSTMENTS.
oc 29-lm


NEW THEATRE.
DUFFIELD & wALDRON. ......"..MANAGERs
RICHINGS GRAND ENGLISH OPERA: The
popularity of this justly celebrated troupe Is now
fuIiy established by large and select audiences.
THis saturday EVENING, November 18th, by
general desire, will be repeated Bellini's cele-
brated opera of La S0NNAMBuLA; presenting
Miss C. Richings, Mrs. j. Arnold, Mrs. Boudinot,
Messrs. Castle, Campbell, and Arnold.
MISS C. RICHINGS,........ .D~IRECTRESS.
". @. MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Balcony Chairs, sl.so Dress CIRCLE and Orchestra q
cents Colored Circle, IS cents Gallery, % cents
Private Boxes, $40 and $l2.' Reserved seats to be
had at Davies Sons Musical Exchange. Tickets
for sale at the principal hotels.
Doors open at overture atquarter tos.
M ~ .....
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r ECTURE<BY THE REV. NOAH
LHUNT sCHRNCK, D. D.-The Rev, Dr.
sCHE.cK viii lscsSTs IN shs Lsstq pRi iFoS9 q Sv =.
November 9oth and I'D, - O'clock:
Subject for Tuesday: "APLAlN A
Enbisct FOR Friday "sOCIAL FORCES"
TICKETS Fifty cent?. To be had at the book.
stores and ct the door. nole-ta
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Ne UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
r. A. Paine, l.. D. Crenshaw, W. r. ousrles,
Vim. q. Lyons, Jr., B.. 3. Blanksn.
A. Bodeker, B. B. Weisiger, ship,
W. A. spott, Moses Ellyson, J. B. Winston,
A. L.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
r. T. TAYLOR, j. Rosenbaum, son,
w, Z. Binford, J. W. Hall, w. A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, W. ?. Gray, W.. 3. Tanner,
T. o. Dudley, Alfred Moses, in. Nowlin.
The security offered to depositors 10 undoubtsd,
and the institution should commend Itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country Ii called
to this institution. Here they will fnd security,
convenience, and profit. Sums a. small - Ave
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. int.
rest received on same.
once hours from A II. to3P. NJ; on Saturday
from . "A. n. to3P. n, and from I to sP. II.
10 11-d6swts
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 APperson, Auet!one7n,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
ARGESALE or MULES. HORSE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WL
IN be sold at auction ON THURSDAY h"YeMsT
%, 1895, at II o'clock A. NJ, stths late res!dshe,y
Thomas N. Lsdd, deceased, the persona ptyls
HORSE, / MULE. 2 COWS, rkoS s SpES.
TIERS TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD and klTCh5a ,!s'
NITURR, BOOKS. SURVEYORS l~SSTEVAks'S
BUGGIES, and many other articles.
WIN. l.. COWARDIH, Admini.'f,tot
Al the same time and place will BE- rented .I
desirable Farm Of $50 acres, with me u'''
run~s. m a.x NJ ..,a no ii-'i
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u EDLING RESPECTFULLY
ll. informs his friends and the public gene
rally that, having thoroughly reftted and reno
waited his SALO0N-the OLD DOMINION-on the
north side OF Broad between Third and Fourth
streets. ne will be glad TO welcome them 10 q
HOUSE WARMING on MONDAY the ls.h instant,
promising an entertainment recherche In style.
no l7-2tk
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By Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Aueaonss'''
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate asshn'

By Harrison, Goddin q Apperson, Aus"'"'N''
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate assha'
THE VERY VALUABLE FARM OK q
i BORT HUNDRED AND FIFTY kyraaieys
THR MECHANICSyILLE RsPIk IrpHCg
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND. foR ssLs
LEASE AT AUCTI0N.-By request Of hvysN =.
NORRIS, Rsq., We shall offer for fale AZ slsupp
the premises, on MONDAY the sth so'sn,gI
1859, a. II O'clock NJ, that truly vaIuaoIo, MIDI
located ~ above, containing 80 s,tsJG, \, i aid
500 acres are best low grounds, whiss b.y prr
will yield from two TO four tons OF an",ny nv. All
acre. The high lands are OF supe."s az hlaoni.
equal 70 the best market land 80 nsa, !, viii be
The buildings are ample for ths !. Ia acre. each.
sub-divlded into nine tracts OF sooeS =, INTO fl
There "A An orchard Of 5000 trees coinlus 1900
bearing, which Il IL said win Yield lsA'
PTssSs cnc. fourth cash. balance at one, W.,
I'D ,hrsa year, for bonds bearing intersA,
cnsss by 4 trust deed. II no sale can be eEss'a.
shsr ths land will DO rented out At auction ~ -
iots. for long term OF years, giving 70 me 49,.
The privilege OF erecting thereon suitable usSs
ingy, the Same 70 DO paid for by the lt,soI 80.
ana OF the lease at their then yaluaiion=thes0 90
means and persons doing business 10 h.sn.sg
TO acquire Ahonsstsad In . most desirable pA"
map Of the property can Be seen at our 0o''~
HARRISON. aoDDIS ! APPERsos;
p. q. We are authorized TO offer a. tvs6sf
one Of the finest and best located ~. ~
RTORES on Main and Tenth streets, shs :,
BRICK RkSlDkNCR on Franklin street, ihsIu
dssirsble neighborhood.
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Of the property can be seen 81 our 0''''
HARRISON, GODDIN : APPERsos:


VALUABLE BRICK TENEMLsfii
.Sai = si III III Il Il :ssri ssS isT Is IS
&C., SstionsY Hank. Who expect to rsEoss
80 ~ SsaSins.Aosss q he cornell =.
sSd frsinS asssss early In January nsfftn
shHy Ssn = iI o,s g isss. s.is o'si.sLx ~
A., III tss Psos'; ~ "a lssso,s s%o9snsa. @ ~
he iss.ss valuation foT the building. n.,SsrpcI.
ticn Oh tkis properly for commercial ana pTysSussI
- u regsFlsd q amongst the peal ~ tSs hesf
a. ~. ~, II 5 sssn Tina can BE- 'ssn"
3rsus. ons-eourA eAsA ; balance a. y Wa %.
@'sss saixSlEsis6S. 6SoD6iX : AfR psassssss
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AUCTION al DAY.
By Harrison, 0oddin 4 Appsrson, Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Rstats Agents.

BEAUTIFUL FARM OF TWENTY
MILE WEST or. RICHMOND, rOR SALE At
AUCTION.-WM be sold at auction, on the pre-
misses, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th Of Novsm.
Der, lice, atS O'Clock p. NJ, that Beautiful lttls
PARM located as above, formerly owned b.. the
late ". dammit, containing. TWBnTY-fIvE
ACRES Of very productive land, on which have
provements consist OF Q handsome dwelling con.
tanning six rooms, besides kitchen, stable, &c. Tbs
place has Q, good orchard. some grape vines and
residence.
TERMS: One. hslf cash bslsnee ct three and
nine months for negotiable notes, interest sdded,
and title retained until last note IL paid.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERS0N,
uol1 Auctioneen.
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q NEW NOTE UPON. PIANOS.
s:::.;sl.an AsG AsSs:sias.1''',
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WANTED TO RENT to a good tenant
on N and Thirty frst streets, Church Hill; who can
also rent or cultivate on shares as 2 market garden,
to me at my ONCE, just below the post; etice
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WANTED, at the Carbon Hill Mines,
Wv on Tuckahoe creek, C0LORED MEN who
are expert miners. Apply at the mines or to
WEkTH, RATHBUN & CO.,
no1a=ta Tanth street hetReen Main and Cary.
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Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON, Augu tS1-Evening.-There is change
TO report IN the money market, which continues
easy COnsOls closed a. 805 tor money.
The market for American securities continues
firm.
States B20s, 73I; Erie Railway shares, 46; Illinois
Central shares, 80.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 31-EveninR.-Tho cotton
Middling upauds are quoted at 1SId. The sales to-
day were 10, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFPs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 81 Evening.-The breadstuds
market 10 quiet and unchanged Western mixed
corn rs uoted at 26s Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August a. Evening. The provisions
market 10 unchanged and dull.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 3l-Evenne. - The tallow
market IS active and prices are steady.
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THE JOHNSON CITY CONVENTION.
Col. Jos. n. FIanigen Elected President.

Col. Jos. II. FlaniSen Elected President.
Alter the calling Oh the roll and the exclusion OF
all but delegates from the Convention, Colonel
Sipes made n lew remarks and resigned his position
as President OF the Convention Ii vas accspted:
and, on motion, Colonel Joseph r. Fiangen was
una1 lmously elected IN MS pace.
"A resolution OF thanks was unanimously passed
for the satisfactory manner IN which ColOne Stpes
had discharged his duties.
A resolution vas tnen offered by Mr. Ceggshall,
OF the Iwenysecond Waro, that the Convention
proceed to the nomination OF city officers.
Joshua T. Hu-band- then addressed tue Conven-
ton, referring to the WORK done bY the Iate Con.
vention and 10 the policy adopted by taat body.
He SAID he could not support the resolution that
the whole ticxet be nominated. He wished TO have
the whole opposition represented, and expressed
his opinion that full city ticket should not be
nomlnaed wi hout consultation with all the ele
me- rs OF the oppo.ltiou to radIoa ism.
If we wish 10 defeat radca)ism, we must not
nominate lull ticket. he recent Congress had
driven the conservative Republicans fro the party
Mr. Geieer OF Second Ward, spoke at length,
counseling harmony oil action Detween the two
branches of the Union party. He advocated the
nomination OF General Peer Lyle General Baller,
and others to the offices.
He appea cd TO the judgment patriotism, and
common sense OF the masses to come forward and
save the country irrespective of party. lie said
there was no pressure to nominate candidate; He
DIVISION of the offices TO be made between tho two
branches OF the party
Mr. Husbands saId that the Democrats wished for
tour candidates, but 1t was not agreed 10 BY the
Committee. lie said there should be such candi-
dates chosen as would be acceptable to both wings
Mr.. GeiG er said ne thought IL would be much bet
ter to nave moved hat the resolution De amended
tGan TO talk of whip and spur
Mr.. j. l. Husbands made motion, which was
carried that the reporters OF the Press and star be
ex cludod onril the session OF the Convention.
1he question was called on the amendment to the
retolution to the effect that the Convention pro-
ceed to the nomination OF Prothonotary of District
Court, Receiver otTaxes, and Corener
The amendment was lost by tie vore the chair
voting against IT,
Mr.. Husbands made an amendment that the Con-
yentlon proceed to nominate City Commissioner,
Coroner, and Prolhonotary OF the District Court
The amendment was lost, and a motion was made
to postpone the original resolution, which was
lost.
On motion the resolution was then adopted.
The Convention then proceeded TO make nomna-
tiOns for Coroner.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

u. =. District Court-Judge Cadwalader.
The United States vs.. RemsOn Abrams In this case,
the trial OF which occupied yesterday afternoon and
this morning the defendant was charged with having
in his possession metallic plate for the purpose Of
using 1t in the manufacture OF counterfeit 26 cent
notes. Itwas alleged that last April Abrams stopped
at small boarding house out on N. Ninth street,
kept by Emily Gidman, the lower part of which
house was o loon kent by Henry HertsOl. Abrams
was this plate. He showed the plate TO the woman,
and told her what he intended to 1t for. The
woman objected TO his keeping the plate in her
house.
lhe authorities getting knowledge of the where
abous of this plate arrested Hertsol and Mrs. Gid
man, and the box was found In Hertsols house.
Hertso the defense alleged, together with the land
lady, told the officers that they had nothing to DO
with the box, but that Abrams had all to do with
1t. Accordingly, on the 10th OF July, Abrams was
arrested. The credIbiliy of the testimony offered
by the United States was attacked by the defense.
stating that, although Mrs GidmaH and Hertsol
knew Of this box, they said nothing of it until they
were ested; and that part of the counterteitlng
machinery was found hId away in Mrs. Gidman's
stove. On trial
Court OF Quarter SessiOns-Judge Ludlow.
Habeas Corpus cases before the Court to-day.
Daniel Sullivan, convicted of a charge OF assault
and battery upon Patrick sullivan, was sentenced to
pay a fine of twenty dollars and costs.
The case OF James Kenderdne, continued from
last Saturday, resumed oday The allegation is
that Kenderdine commlttedb perjury in swearing
IA sely in suit brought by hmseif against Tnomlin
has been before reported. The arguments
were heard to-day. The Court falling to see that
the Commonwealth had made out any case, dis
charged Kenderdine, Tf.I.H.1y Id