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Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

DOR SALE r0omed house, win stable
and large lot of ground Must hc sold nj
once. Apply to Evans Pennington, Eighth
and Market streets. marl2.tt
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
SEsEKlFF'S SALES.
t., HERlFFS SALE.

direCtc. VIII be exposed to Publ. Sale on the
.I"mses
COR, UF FRONT AND JuSTIS,N N STS.,
n the city 0i Wilmington, New Castle Coun-
IS, delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF NbNEM BER, A. D., IS,
at 10 o'clock, a. IN,
The following described Real Estate viz.
All that ccrttin lot or piece Oi land situate
inthc City OF Wilmington Aforesaid. and
bounded ami described as follows, viz: Be-
ginning at Il stake on the sOutherly side of
Front street at the distance Of two hundred
and iity-SiX feet from the westerly side OF
West street ut a corner Of land Ut William
Cook. thence aiUngthe said side Of FIOnt
street north 5S degrees west about 200 feet to
the corner formed by the intersection o. the
'OuthcrIy side OF Front street with the wester-
~ side OF 1u'tiSOn street, thence sUUtherly
aiuIg the line Of the said westerly side fJus-
tSOn street about 225 feet to the nOrtherI,
line Of the lands nt the Philadelphia. VIII
HlngLOu and Baltimore Railroad Company.
thence along the said nOrtherly line Vi the
Company ) land in al rasteIly direction
about 4JJ iecl Iua stlke in the lIyc Of land Of
NlIlhm Cook aforesaid, and thence along
said iiIC north - Il grccs east l22 tcrt, more
or less, 10 the place o beginning. he the con
tents thereof what they may, with IA large
brick foundry building, and large machine
shop. and Othc' buildings thereon erected.
also gcther "IJh the engines. DeitiHgS, boil
crS. ladies, cranes. SLaiting. lathos, furnaces.
&c, Ne.
Seized ana taken in execution as the bro
perty Ci evan {. ',tot>enbnrg and Mary H..
bis wife. and t. u. and to be sold by
ISAAC CRUDE, sheriff.
Shorfi's ONCE. NeH CasLc, October Y, 1873
now
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
An MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson E. Co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
SIXTH AND MARKET STS..
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.

FoR SALE.-4 shares Wilmington and Bran
dywine Bank, - shares Union National
Bank. shares Delaware Western, $1,000
Delaware State Bonds
Stocks and Bonds bought for cash or carried
on margins ii desired. Teeynphic commu
nlcati0n with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
NOTICES.

NOTlCE Especial attention paid to clean
~ ing. repairing and adjusting sewing ma
chimes by John Ramo. No. 500 West sth st.,
Wilmington, Del. Findings and attac hments
for all sewing machines. needles, oils, &c, al.
ways on hand octis-ti
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

LNGR SALE 5000 IN Fint Series Home
i Loan Registered Certificates guaranteed
by more than double the amount of bonds and
mortgages on City property. Interest payable
quarterly Amount divided 10 suit Ikrchas.
crs. Enquire OF T.. r. TAYLOR, 6O2 Market
street. nyTgt
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
- II. ROBINSON e. CO..
i INK ERS & BROK Frs
y. o.. tor. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON, DEJA WARE.
tUn SALE.---4 per cent, w. $. Bonds.
WA NTED

MnsVn.e Hall stock.
Philadeiphio Now York and Boston stucHs
bought md sold on commission. Every 'loII
ity ttDrded Tor persons to sell or invest n
sO'f' Or buIls leDzU-Iv
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
ID TIDNS,
W. q. PENNY tCKER Il co.

W. q, pENNYPtCKER& 4 CO.,
tSuccessOrs TO J. Il. Price y Goa
Best Patent iour 40. 7500s 30
CNoicC Family flOur, b.UOGDJ. rs
= holHc Shperilnc. nc......,....,......, 40JWj.O 90
frali, per Ton .....,.... ....,....., 1900
We are paying to-day for strictly choice
wheat SlO2 choice corn lj cents
octl9 W. q. PENNYPACKER x co.
WliMl NtiTDN MARKET
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
New Jersey Redeemed,

TIL" redemption Of New Jersey is
complete. Both Houses are Repnbli.
can, and the Democratic majority of
nine on Joint ballot last year is turned
into a Republican majority of seven.
Kansas reports Republican majority
on joint ballot of eighty, and in New
York there are not enough Democrats
to go round on the standing commit
tees. In this STATE the Republican
majority is fully one. third. These
results have only been accom-
p'iSh"d by nominating good meu, who
hay" more than held their own on the
general ticket. Instead of trying t.
Shov" in men of mediocre talents
by tn" popularity Of the head of
the ticket, it has been more than
ever before the Republican policy to
put up the best men. To this do we
owe our success in the Congressional
elections.
Prohibition In Mary land.
Prohibition of the liquor traffic was
somewhat extended in MARYLAND at the
late Congressional election, when Kent
county was included in the list of local
option counties Of the Eastern Shore of
MARYLAND. At the present time prohi-
hliion exists in four counties wholly
ana III five counties in part. The plo-
hhltion is complete in Caroline. Cal
vert and Kent counties, and in Talbot
l"ur districts have passed prohibition
ny vote and IN the other district th.
grand jury have enforced it by r.fus.
ing license. Eight districts ont of nine
III somerset county, twelve ont of four.
Teen m Dorchester, three ont of six in
Qn"en Annc's are prohibited districts.
worcester county has high license. In
halu'nof" county prohibition prevails
also Mt Woodbury., Mount Washington.
Mt.N"rnon, Warren factory and Laurel
Factory.
A Brutal Character.
As tn" six o'clock train from Pbila.
delphia, was leaving Chester. last
evening, rough, intoxicated man
came aboard, and was very oTensiv.
TO several gentlemen who did not mind
him until he nsulted a lady.
Mr.. Thomas Kane OF the passengers
int"rfered when the rough drew large
knit and made a plunge at his an.
tagoni't, but fortunately Mr.. Kane
slipping and falling backward against
car scat, was saved from injury.
Another gentleman hit him on the
wrist making him drop his knife when
he was secured and brought to this city
and handed over to Detective william
Legg, who locked him up in the cells.
This morning he was fined s5 and costs
by the Mayor, no one appearing against
him but Mr.. Legg. The rough gave his
name as John Patterson, from Philadel-
phia.
A telegram from Wingfeld, Wis, re-
ports the burning to death of three
children named Kashovich, during the
temporary absence of their parents, by
the house taking fire.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

LNOR RENT,-A Ave ro0med house ON
l. NanBuren street below Linden. Con-
rcnicnt " large manufactures. Rent low
Apply AZ l'O9 Harrison street, opposite Old
Ladies' Home nyT.2wds
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

LWR SALE-:0O shares of Clayton Loan
l. stock, new series ut one dollar n share.
new plan, loaning the inli amount and col.
Letting premium monthly. NJ. l.. LICHrEN-
STEIN. Secretary. nyialm
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15
FOR NAI.EOR RENT,

INDR SALE.-A house, or will De exchanved
- Tor farm. lAquIre ut go East Third
street. octiatf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-15

ENOR SALE ORTO H1RE.-rurninx laths,
l. Apply to JOHN HlRZEL. 2oS East
second street. ie2-t5
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15

BALTIMORE. Aug. 15.-Flour steady: Western
supertne s2@g3, do extra $3 2j94 25, do family
81 J0d5 25. Wheat: Western dull and lower: No
western winter red, spot sold at 81 03; July
q va, August 81 OlA@l OH, September 81 Of 40
Ol4. Corn: Western mixed, spot and July 4Sc:
August 4714c September 4Sl4c, steamer 441a@l5e.
Oats steady: Western white BE- do mixed SOC
Pennsylvania 30@3lc. Rye dull and easier good
To prime 50t@i3c Hay steady: Pennsylvania prime
Sll@l3. Provisions firm. Pork $40 70. Bulk meats:
loose shoulders SIC, clear rib sides &c, packed JH
Gi6%c Bacon: shoulders GIAc, clear rib SIDES &c,
hams 12c. Lard refined 81. Butter: choice Vest
ern firm at l2Ggl3r. Petroleum qui t: refined 1913
@lE4c, crude SGSl4c Coffee duh: Rio cargUe'
l2%@6Ee. Whisky duh and lower at O7,
New YORK. Aug. 15-Flour Srperfine State and
Western, IS 659i; common to good extra, S4 059
4 80; good 10 choice, 81 35d5 u: white wheat,
extra So S0@G so; extra Ohio, Si@5 IS: St. Louis.
A@1; Minnesota patent, S6yS So Wheat IN
graded winter red Western, 95cGgSl OF: No. 3 do,
81 0ja2 0jM; No 2 do, 81 90; ungraded amber
IS O3@l O7 .; No. amber, 81 OG@ 07I4: steamer,
I. 81 03; No white, al Ii; white State, new
81 l6. Rye dull: Western, G2@Gic Barley and
malt nominal. Corn: No. 2very scarce: migrated,
439ei9c No 3, 46%c; steamer 46A@Si71lc; No. 2,
4S9iS'%c ungraded white, j2c. Oats: rejected ,'Dc;
No. 2 3393}1.c: No. 2 white, 34%c; No. l, 3l54c;
do white, 3G12@37c; No. 2 Chicago, 35c; mixed
Western, 3lL @343: white Western $}@37c, Hay
steady AT 45@aje- Hops quiet: yearlings, 2@3c;
Eastern and Western, 76glOc; New York State, 7G9
l2c. Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar dull and
H1n1sch1eenged; nc fair to good refining 71s9
Rice quiet and steady Petroleum dun;
United, 81 0O@l 25; crude, &c; refined, 10 &C.
TallOW steady Resin dull and nominal. Tur-
pentne dull at 2Sc. Eggs quiet: Western, 1910
ne. PORK quiet but firm: mess $40 404l0 70.
Beef dull and unchanged. Cut meats firm: long
clear middles, Western, G5S@61ac Lard strong:
prime steam, 7.55c Butter quiet Cheese heavy
Whisky lower, at 81 05.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
EEAG courts.

| Michael Marcus, carpenter and builder
located at 1863 West Ninth street, yesterday
made an assignment for he benefit of his
creditors to David M. Hymah.
| r. Bingham was appointed administrator
of Kunigunda Theobald Personally; $500.
The will of Henry Holfmeister was pro-
bated, and Anna Maria Hofmeiser ap-
pointed executrix.
The will of John d. Jones was also pro-
bated and Frank D. Jones appointed eX-
ecutor.
Disorderly Conduct-Chas. Speer, Ed.
Partridge and John Ferguson, dismissed
jeff. Cooper, continued to August GOD.
Assault and Battery-Joseph Kemp, con-
tinued to August 10th; Ed jenkins and
VIM. Prizer dismissed; George Smith, $40;
Robert Force, $25; Frank Walker, 5000 and
6 months; James Doran, continued to
August Dist; Charles Speare continued to
August 22d.
Petit Larceny-Michael Rolando, Domi-
mic Podesta and Peter McDermot contin-
ued to Aug. 17th; VIM. Epson, continued
to Aug. 17th; Eliza Webster, continued to
Aug. Goth; Jacob Meringer and Peter and
George Auberger, continued to Aug 23d :;
Joseph Sullivan, dismissed.
Vagrancy-Emma Brooks and Matte
Gray, dismissed; Henry Grampey, Thomas
Gibbons, Joseph Gallagher, John johnson
and Frank Connolly, $50-30 each.
Miscellaneous-Eliza Mayrose and Carrie
Coleman, street walking, dismissed; John
Peall and Fred, Heuer, assault with intent
to kill dismissed; John Mccall and Henry
brennan, failing to keep record, dismissed; !;
e. E.Moreland, larceny, dismissed; M. German,
personal violence on an officer, $40; George
Miller drunkenness, 10 days; Mollie Crary,
same, 80 days; Darby Carney and Ed Bate
man, abusing family, 80 days each; Frank
Connolly, same, 5000; James Chickwiden,
same, 20 days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
MARKETS EsY TELEGRAPH.

WuMIEGToN Aur 15-Snirits turpentire firm
at 28c. q
OSWEGo. Aug. i5-Wheat steady: No. l NIL
waukee. 81 II; white VI 70. Corn firm: High
,n i%ed sate "itP S,e eo' 0'"'e' 44o o"'S uicaSeu
A''1lo' I'''o' ''''
NEW ORLEANS Aug 10 sugar firmer at " 400
TO; soft rectiied, 81 0it8l OG. Coffee dull ana
gold others unchanged. God, l9l]4 per cent:
sight exchange on New York, 3-10GH premium;
sterling exchange, bankers bills, "A S212.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 15-FIour ouipt and nm
changed Wheat quiet; No. red S8c; July, 81;
AuguS5 Aug 49, Corn steady at 37g5SG Oats 25@f27c
514ci clear rib sides, &c. Lard, &C. Hams, 999Hc'
LIVERPOOL. Aug, 15-FIour ouiet. American
extra State at 23s Gdm25s Corn unchanged Oats.
9s al PSr,sv 20 S;a"ado meas 94s eRocaDtSN1 s,9,
Wheat for me past three dovS 600 bu of which
5000 is American. Bacon lonr clear, steodv Mt
31s. Cornmixed duli at 94s. new mixed steady at
22s6d, Others unchanged.
PIT,rsgURG Aug. 15.-Stoeks limited. Carload
prices: Pennsylvania and Ohio choice red ST OSa
10. medium 81 O5t91 O8, Southern white, choice,
81 Is, amber$l 70, Corn in limited demand: ear
yellow choice 47@tSc hirh mixed 446a46c yellow
shelled 4Im45c, mixed 42c843c. Oats heavy: white
nominal at 5SdG0c' 40 9'1 S'sp'' ''-N
Io,,na,, w. r. r,o,, ,,.,o,,o,,., =. 90.
LoNnoS, aug. Io.-flour our nhc9alged at Zos
Is, Chicago 4ss6a4ss Cd red winter is, California
57s carg9es 10 arrive duIl and lower Cbicaeo at
47s@47s Cd California at 5sscs5Gs, Arrival for or.
ders ight, Corn dnIl and heavy Arrived car
goes Of new 96s Cd do to arrive at 25s6p25s Cd Ar
rivals for orders light,
pnaro,, 49,, - ,...,,.., r,o..,u,,,
ssS8 5o common a extras fH sS gc Wisconsin ptss es
IrasI W ZoGo: Wihter Mheat, emo 1ndlana ana
M MletisaI VI Iogo 10; llIlos, 1l S2go 70; ot LoIis
5000; Mll1esoia patemt' 70 toCg' 2o' Corn seeauy'
mixed ana yellow, 4S1ag52c; steamer 4694Sc.
Oats IN lalr oelnanu' No: extra Mhite osg4lG;
no WliiIe ooSooc' NO. "he' 0a9941ac' mi1ea'
7zC95oc'
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We wish him pleasant time and safe re-
turn.
A large number of ladies were present at
Armory Hall Monday night to see the Ken.
ton Light Guards drill. The boys are be-
coming quite proficient in the manual OF
arms and company drill.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Mr.. Samuel J. Griffith, { .ty Clerk, has
been quite ill during the last few days.
A number of temperance folks will visit
their brethren at Greer's Hall, in Coyington,
on Sunday evening.
We are requested to state that those boys
who are in the habit of creating noise by
their proiane language around the school
yard will be arrested if caught at it again,
or caught handling the school pump.
Mr.. john Good wi , engaged at work
yesterday afternoon at uaylord's Foundry,
met with severe accident by being crushed
about the head, arms and legs. We are
glad to state that his injuries are not
dangerous.
Capt. Hamilton, of Covington delivered
another eloquent speech before the Sons
and Daughters Of Temperance last night
Mr.. Hamilton's son and daughter treated
the audience to choice song The attend.
ance at the meetings is on the increase.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
Election tickets ready to-day Thursday.
Rev. Frederick Meakin and wife are the
guests of r. Dory.
Ed, Lefel is the happy father of an
eleven-pound boy.
Miss Marie Scott, of TiAin, is visiting
friends in this city.
Hon Charles Foster will open the cam
paign Saturday evening, August oath. The
meeting will be at the Opera-house.
Sheriff Coffin took Ryder, the counter
feiter, to Cincinnati yes erday and delivered
him to the United States authorities there.
Dyson Shaffer was arrested Tuesday by
Marshal Mast for bigamv. He had skipped
the city several weeks ago, but came back
again to induce his wife to go with him,
and was arres ed.
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Sed NJ ~ szd9 5N pS 81 hYheiy anu
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tidn and e arn 'S o5y tor 'at 9c G
~, 49, 80 ;,'T,ii,' " - ~ iiii " ~ e1 1''0U ~ az W 'N!
Ev% r" may XII S Pfby PPabey " el AT E s9 Pet s H on ar
nripne m hoicn and $40 fnr COO ,,aG nv @ to,,
on rivI In stnr, ,,,t e. '' WI
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- SloSi, "y n ,II ~ 1. it d t ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15

n5- In order to accommodate Eastern advertis
ers in the STAR, Mr.. L. Duncan Sniffen, No. u
Astor House, New York City, h is been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be a branch office of the STAR,
Mr. Sniffen being authorized TO make advertising
contracts on behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
HS-CINCINNATI, Aug. 15-2 P. M-Whisky fair.
ly active at yesterdays price. Corn steady and
moderate sales. Wheat firm, good demand
and no material change since yesterday.
Oats qui t. Barley inactive. Rye fair and firm.
Mess pork in light demand Lard easy and moder.
ale jobbing sales. Meats quiet and easy
market Hogs fairly active and market steady.
Cotton unchanged. Flour firm with an active To-
cal trade.
s5-WEATHER.-Probably fair or partly cloudy
for the next twenty-four hours.
BS- THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
East Pike street, in Hardins Insurance Office
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TWELFTH OHIO REPUBLICANS.

| TWELFTH OHIO REPU BLlCANS.
PORTSMOUTH, O.. Aug. 15.-The Repub-
| lican Convention assembled here yesterday
morning. Hon. Ii. S. Neal was nominated
amidst the widest enthusiasm.
GREENBACKs IN CONNECTICUT.
New HAVEN, CT, Aug. 15.-Eighty dele
gates, representing about thirty towns. at
tended the Stale Convention of the National
| Greenback party here yesterday, and a
leng by platform was adopted. Charles At
water, of New Haven, was nominated for
Governor.
THE TENTH OHIO.
MACARTHUR, o., Aug. 15.-The Republicans
of this district yesterday nominated Hon.
V. B, Horton, of Meigs County. for Con-
gress Mr. Horton announced his accept
ance by telegraph.
THUS MUCH FOR BUCKINGHAM.
DENVER, CoL Aug. 15.-The National
Greenback State Convention held here yes
terday nominated DR.. Buckingham for Gov
ernOr He is a strong candidate. The
Democrats say he is an old Democrat, and
was put up to beat their man.
TIE SECOND IOWA.
CLINTON, a., Aug 15.-Hon. w. r. Bran
nan was yesterday nominated for Congress
by the Democrats of the Second District.
THE SEVENTH ILLINOIS.
MORRIS, ILL, Aug 15-IIon. p. G. HAYES
was yesterday renominated for Congress by
the Republicans of the Seventh District.
KEAREEY TACKLES THURMAN.
BRIGHTON, Mass, Aug. 15.-Dennis Kear-
ney spoke here last night to about three
thousand people. He spoke in his usual
style. In the course Of his remarks he al
luded to Senator Thurman saying that "he
takes the stump in favor of greenbacks."
'Why these internal scalIawags are like
weathercOCks;the shift their opinions with
every political wind that Blows, Has he
not been talking for years on politics? Has
the condi,iU Of things been growing bet
ter? Can the working men live on figures?
Can the working men eat speeches? Can
such nonsense? Then why in the name of
Heaven; why in the name of common sense
do these men undertake to stuff such non
sense down our throats and talk about un-
grammatical speeches.?
THE THIRTEENTH INDIANA.
KENDALLvGLLE, IND, Aug 15-Hon. j. H.
Baker, of Goshen, was nominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans here yesterday.
Colonel Vim. G. Williams, of Noble was
nominal ed for Congress by the Greenbackers
at Rome City.
INDIGNANT SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
DAYTON, O., Aug. 15.-The Convention Of
soldiers and sailors held here yesterday, to
largely attended Speeches were delivered
by Captain f. NJ. Wood, Geo. NJ. Williams,
General Keifer, Private Dalzell Chaplain
Earnshaw, and Others. Resolutions de-
nouncing the law referred to, and demand
ING its rcDeal were adOO ed and the Con-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15

The New York Hotel Gazette and Tray
elers Monitor which is considered the lead
ing hotel and travellers paper, says of that
famous hotel, the Delavan, at Albany:
"Messrs. Chas E. Leland & Co. have in the
Delayan one Of the finest and best of ho,els
All the no ables and distinguished people
stop at the Delavan, and since the rates
have been reduced to So, S. so and "a per
day we believe almost every person going
to Albany will soiourn at this house, as the
best accommodations can be had at prices
in accordance wi b the timesn
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YESTERDAYS ELECTION.
Majority in Favor of 'he $4,000, 900
Bonds 5,709.

The result of yesterdays election was a
sweeping victory for the parties in favor of
issuing $2,OOO.OOO bonds for the completion
of the Southern Railroad. In only fifteen
precincts out of fifty-four were maiorirics
given in favor of the No" ticket. Nearly
five thousand more votes were cast this time
than at he May election. Toge her with
Yesterdays vote we give the vote polled last
May:
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s. Lies. ESiG LieS.H

Not so fast my friend; for if you would
see the strong, healthy blooming men, wo-
men and children that have been raised
from beds Of sickness, suffering and almost
death, by the use of Hop Btters you would
say, "Truth, glorious truth" See Truths" !"
in another column.
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FENAN EaAl..

CINCINNATI Aug. $3.50 P. NJ
Gold opened in Wall street to-day at 1004 and
fell tel to loO>s The local rates are l0O12 buying and
10GI selling. Gold checks on New York at 1909
Eastern exchange dun and rates steady. Buy
ing at LILO discount and selling at par.
Sterling exchange is firm and moderate demand
and limited offerings. Light drafts 81 80 and CO.
day bills at 81 81 per in gold
The local buying and selling rates for United
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For POynerOY.

THIS DAY, 18th, at $ p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
fSg n OHIO NO. 4, J. Levisay, Master
e. 5tE9' Freight received at all hours on Wharf
F.7a'S'''~<ss boat, foot of Broadway. W. HOnshelL
Superintendent
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FIFTH OHIO REPUBLICANS.

Special to the Star.
| FIFTH OHIO REPUBLICANS.
PIQUA, o., Aug. 15.-At the Convention
of the Republicans of this district. held
here yesterday, Col. H. Wilson, of Shelby
County, was nominated for Congress on the
| first ballot
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
IT. h. the c. & 0. r. r. Packet, BOSrONA,
ssats41s Bryson. Master. Freigitrcceived on.
E@'sss'ST~7 WhaHbOab foot OF Broadway. W.
Honshell, Supt.
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Cincinnati live stock Market.

CINCINNATI, August l5--2 p. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments
of live stock for the past 81 hours:
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HUIf6-UVNLNue III mOdtTNIe uemHnU, and
good at $4 3O94 rs, and choice at 81 1904 80 per
GENITAL.
CATTLE-Are selling at 81 5O12 for common
81 2lg3 for medium, and 50 25@4 for good to
choice per GENITAL. Shipping grades held at 81 259
rs per Genital gross.
SIlEEP-MnrEet steady and quiet. Common to
fair sell at s. 2jG3 25, and good to choice at 50 50@
A DpJp
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
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SATURDAY, 18th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ m WHISPER, Henry Harper, Master Ap-
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
For Louisville,

THIS DAY, 18th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ I, GENERAL LYTLE, B. Merrelees,
MI Master. Freight received on Wharf.
ss1 boat, loot OF Vine street ThUs. Sher.
ock President