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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession Of John Rappold,

@Httcs@zUH VI JUHH RHppWTus
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No. 3g,366-Notiee Ia hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to al
other persons hereiR interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification. II
any they have or can, why the account pre-.
sented, by. Stephen Rappold. testamentary exc
cutor of the deceased. should not be approved
and homologated. and the funds distributed
In accordance Herewith,
By order Of the court.
jail Is 20* JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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#. BUSCH,
GUN AND LOCKSMITH.

No. h Commercial Place. New Orleans.
DELL HANGING, IRON RAILRINGS, AND
- General House Work attended to at short
Locks and Copying Presses repaired Duplicate
Keys OF al descriptions made. Safe repair
Ing specially ms ri
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GOOD NEWS.
200 NEW PAP'S
JUST RECEIVED.

Each box contains from one to four ouires of
line paper with envelopes to match some hav.
ing also bottles Of Ink. Pens and Holders, PEN
oils. Papers of Needles. Bottles OF Perfumery,
Cakes of perfumed Soaps. Visiting Cards. etc.
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In another column will be found an adver-
Basement of DIR. r.. d. CARTS medical aud surgi-
cal institute, 1876 Canal street. DIR. Carl makes
specially. of treating chronic catarrh and
many OF the nervous dIaeases which the human
frame is subject to. The Doctor has practieed
with mu h success here, having made some
wonderful cures In our midst.
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FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

SENTENCED.
Larceny Sam Taylor, one month; Wm. Ora
ham, one day.
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MARDI GRAS,

The FIFTH DAY OF MARCH. 1878. is set apal
and ordained as the Grand Fete Day Of Hi
Most Gracious Majesty the
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King of the Carnival,

hlng OF the Carnival,
and dedicated to the annual visit of His Majesty
to the Royal Capital. ii is hereby ordained and
deereed-
l. That all lines of transportation. extending
throughout the Royal Domain. Immediately
cause to be promulgated q reduced tariff Of
fares for the benefit of all loyal subjects who
may desire to visit the Royal Capital on that
day.
III. In order to testify their loyalty and to
properly honor His Most Gracious Majesty. on
the occasion of his triumphal entry into the
Capital. all loyal subjects resident therein are
hereby commanded to forthwith form them
selves into organized bodies, reporting ihem-
selves promptly to the DEPARTMENT or WAR
for assignment to station an service.
Ill. That in consideration of really and i'm
pliet obedience TO this, our Royal Mandate,
each and every loyal subject Is hereby absolved
from all service or allegiance to any other
power than that of His Most Blessed Majesty
and all public buildings and places of business
in the Royal Capital are hereby ordered to be
closed throughout The day
~. We congratulate our loyal subje IT'S upon
the reign of peace and the return of broiherly
love within the borders Of their State and trust
that the good feeling. now so happily existing.
may continue and grow stronger with years.
increasing tho prosperity. wealth and power Of
those whom we love 80 well. enabling them to
celebrate with more eclat. and more heartily
enjoy our annual visit to their beautiful city.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
Given under our hand and seal. at the TEMPLE
OF Juno, in our Cry OF MYoHNAE, this
the 18th day of December. 1877. and the
One Thousand and Sixth Of our Reign
By the King Himself.
REX.
Attest:
BATHURST,
Lord High Chamberlain,
CARNIVAL PALACE. New Orleans.
December 81, 1877.
Address all official communications to
BATHURST
Posfoff1ce drawer 1o1, New Orleans. iaG I'm
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New ORLEANS INSURANCE. CoMpANy,-At a
meeting of the board of directors If the above
rent was declared payable at the Office OF the
company, corner Camp and Canal streets. on
and after Monday, the 14th inst. The attention
of stock holders is called &c the special notice of
the secretary In another part OF the paper.
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PROCLAMATION
by THE
KING OF 7HECARNIVhl
EDICT XXI.

To ali whom these presents shall come
Greeting:
KNOW VIE rhnt innntnrnI, me-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS. .sA..
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LUCY BETTON, WIFE OF JOHNSON ARM
strong, VS.. Her Husband-No. 4479O.
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Alfred Marchana vs.. Mrs. l.. A. Gerodias.

-, =. -. ITNFHIt
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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and dedicated to the annual visit of His Majesty
to the Royal Capital. It is hereby ordained and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-28

AUGUST %, 1878.
, ,,rtmary election was held yesterday az
.,,a.ns of ascertaining now the votes OF
a. mnanyilIe delegates should be given IN
.ne Confessional Convention. AL VINO
VI. for Tiiden, white or black, were ale
n ,.,rna ia vote in this election. One or TWO
i iom. men voted. The number OF votes
s YIN for Tilden was To7. The num9er
s s,ren Yesterday was 57i- OF these Cabeh
ssaceiyed sos; Flournoy,. 2e3; Cabeil's ma "a.
jority, 1856. ,.a.,, .ooo,,oa ,rou,
rIat;fax county that the vote OF halifaX III
the H;lIsyiIle convention will be :. FOE SaD-
oil. "a; for Flournoy, i. -
,rne funeral OF Watt, son OF Captain i:
TaIbott. aged about four years, who died
~, Sunday evening, took place yesterday
rom the Main-Straet Methodist church.
Roman Eagle Lodge Of Masons appro.
,riatcl fifty dollars last Tight for the suffer
ars from yellow-fevers and appointed
Messrs. Il. 81. Pace, j. T. Averett, and Ro.
her; Boydon to dispose Of this money, and
n solicit additional contributions from
amongst the MasoDs. go -.
The nroprietors Of the refractory, after
MANY nishaps to their machinery, have sue
cceded at last in producing large quantities
Of ice from spring-water by very qthcs
nrocess. and NJ but slight cost per pound.
The weather has been quite cool for seyc-
raj DAYS, and consequently numbers Of the
Danyile people are coming in. from the
nlaceS OF summer resort, They seem happy
that the places which ouce knew them know
them again. ...ss, a-
Reuben Wilson, colored man, has been
ordained to the ministry Of the African
Baptist Church and assigned to duty in Cas-
well county, \. e.. na- ALPHA
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KllS.ANCIAI.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
fursI,i NJ 4 tfdvnst 90 4 a1e. 4:

in,sYfef.st t,ofd.--10 OS IBID f5
Stdtes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. consoip ex bid 54x
asked; Virginia c0nsols. new, 2Sk hid s. asked;
Virginia fnndnble. 90 bid; Virginia deferred. AZ
bid; Ntrgiaia irabie coupons, "a bid, 10
oifB Sseurtftss.-R Richmond city s,s, j. and H..
FIl6 I'D; Richmond city Gts, u. and u, O0X bid,
10l asked Lynchburg city Sts D. and j., Log hid:
FFredericksourk7 rs, m.and NJ. 103 hid; Manches-
ter B-s, III. and n, 80 bid, 30 asked. ssE
.Rdftr0dd BondS.-Vfrgna Central Railroad
first MORTGAGE es. !. and D. 81 bia; Virgins.
bid southside Railroad third mortgage preferred
6's, j. and j.. 7sS bid. so asked; Petersburg Rail
road Grss mortgage SIS, j. and j., 100 asked; Re
tersburg Railroad second mortgage S's, j. and j..
Z7E asked; Richmond ard Danville Railroad con-
solidated G's, VI. and n, 20 bid Piedmont Rail-
road nrst mortgage SIS, A. and O.. OK bid. !
s Canal BoHdS.-James River aud knnawna Canal
James River and kanawha Canal second mortgage
6's, III. and NJ, 17z bid. .sf.5.l
|; RatkroGd' .Socks-Petersburg Railroad, 100
par, 81 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad common, 100 par, IS asked; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six
per cenL. Guaranteed, 100 par, SO asked; Rich
mond, FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac railroad seven
and Dauyiile Raiiroad. 90 par, SS bid. asked.
r BaaS Stocss.--First National, loo par, IlO bid
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, so asked;
Merchants National, 100 par go asked; State Bank
or Virginia. 100 par, 721i bid, rs asked; Union
Bank of Richmond so par, 4 IL bid: Citizens Bank
20 par, 193 bid, 2Z asked. III -
"a, 1asaranes Companiss.-iirsinia Fire and Ma
par, n bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked:
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. go bid, s5
asked; Cty. leo par, so bid, 81 asked: Granite,
100 par. 60 asked -
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TEIEGR ApHIC
NEWS pROn ALI b RFss or THE WORLD

rHE YRLLow-FEvER scobRaE IN THE
SOUTH; ITspRoGgEss AT NEW ORLEANS;
THEiwoRsT DAY At MEMPHIS; GEEER-
Gus AND SUBSTANTIAL sY1fPATHYF From
ALL PARTS OF THE coUNTRY--ANoTHER
BATCH OF CONGRESSIONAL NoMrNA-.
ET1oNs-AG EMPHATIC DENIAL FIR on
& GENERAL BUTLER REGARDING HIS
KNOWLEDGE OF THE SHERMAN LETTER
THE RACES YESTERDAY ATisARATOGA--
AWARDS 70 AMERICAN EXHIBITORS AT
THE PARIS ExPosITIoN-THE ADVANCE
MENT or, scENcE-DEPUTY sHERIFFs
MURDERED BIZ 1TRAIN-WRECKERs-
REST OF. SUPPOSED BURGLARS IN NEW
.YoRK-REs1GNATIoN OF THE sERvIAN
!. cABIHET-sHooTING MATCH. &C.. &C. -
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PORT of RICHMOND, AUGUST ~, 1878.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Lucy Ame:, Bishop. New York, SALT
Schooner LILA Rich, New York, light, 10 ioad
coal.
Schooner SAM II. Crawford, Adams. Baltimore,
light, to load grain for Lisbon, Thomas Brancii i
Co.. ,s as..st..z4-..E sl,s;
Schooner Fl. II. squires, Crowell, Woods Hole,
suano, Walker, Saunders & Co. -.
Der, G. E. Whitlock.
schooner Eugene Borda. -, New York, iimer
Thomas Elicit.
Steamship Old. Dominion, Walker, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers g.. W. Allen & Co..
agents.
steamer Norfolk. Tunni, Philadelphia nerc,,ar-
disc and passengers. j. W. Sic Cariick, agent.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, aud passengers. L. Is. Tatum.
agent. ~
Dunlop &c McCance: vessel, Curtis K Parker.
Schooner David K. HURLEY, Philadelphia coal
Curtis & Parker. ~ z1t-t
Schooner George Z. Bodan. Phillips, Baltimore.
slaves ard logs, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner susan. Stanley, Providence, camel coal,
Gcryas Stocrs, agent.
MEMORANDUM.
schooner sIar;a Person, Graut, hence, ut New
York on Sunday.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, August 27.-Arrivcd: Steamers
HerIer. Ageria-latter from Liverpool. Arrived
out steamers Egypt. California, Xantha
NEW YORK August 27.-Arriyed: Steamers In
dus and Labrador.
LONDON, August 27.-ArriYed August cath OF
scilly Bark OrkeI, from Pensacola.
Schooner Mary Frost, from Wilmington. y. G..
IOYDOS August 27.--Arriyed of the Lizard
9Th Steamer scioto, from New Orleans.
HULL, ENGLAND. August 27.-sailad 2fia Bark
BARLOW, Angus; 27.-saiIed gath: Bark Feazsi.
for Charleston.
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latest FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.


BERLIN, August 27.-The German Fede-
raj Council has adopted the bill against
Socialists as amended by its Judicial Com
mittee. The amendments provide that the
police authorities OF the different States,
and not the Central Federal authorities,
shall be empowered to prohibit Socialist as
sociations, and that appeals shall be taken
to a committee OF the Federal Council and
not to an imperial bureau.
Austria. ..r....@
BERLIN, August PA Vienna dispatch
to the North German Gazette says: sin
the Cabinet council Saturday Count An
Grassy declared himself convinced OF the
necessity for a convention with Turkey on
the basis OF acknowledging the Sultan's
sovereignty in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
but as regards the duration OF the occupa-
ton he merely admitted IL to be proyis'
ional."
EesfSuatien Of ti.e Scrvian Ministry.
LONDON, August PA Reuters Bel
Grade dispatch says the entire ScrYlan Min
istrv has resigned. NJ. Ristics has been en-
trusted with the formation OF another Cab
met ..a-'-i .@..
Tie Paris Exposition.
AWARDS IN THE AMERICAN SECTION.
PARIS, August 27.-The following list OF
awards made at the Paris Exhibition in 1S5
classes of the American section has been
obtained: ~...
Glass s. Diplomas equal to gold medaD to
the United States Naval Academy, Annapo-
lis, Md; State University of Michigan, and
the United States Bureau OF Education.
Silver medals to the Massachusetts, Institute
OF Technology, and II. c. Lea, OF Philadel-
phia. Bronze medals to the Boston Uni
versity and D. Van Nostrand, OF New York.
Glass 8. Diplomas OF honor to the United
States Government printing.office. Gold
medals to D. Appleton & Co., of New York,
and j. Is. Lirpincott & Co., of Philadelphia.
Silver medals to julius Bien, Harper Bro
theirs, Scribner. Armstrong IL Co., and David
Williams, of New York, and G. W. CASH
lear. Bronze medals to a. 2. Barnes &
Co., Of New York; Gebbie & Barrie, Of
Philadelphia: Henry Holt IL Co., Ivison,
Brakeman Taylor & Co., the publishers,
Sabin Il Sons, Scribner, Armstrong d Co.,
E. steiger, and J. Wiley IL Sons, of New
York, and T. Ellwood and Zell, Davis &
aCo., of Philadelphia.
The list continues with 4 number OF
Americans and American firms who have
medals, diplomas, and honorable mention
for grand exhibits.
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ii, many az slie mining districts or the far
West. peaaMcod he describes ns q Town
raptdIy taking rank anon the peacetnl md
tSriYipg extern cif les, having already
more planes than gdnabHn tables, md q
society that would not discredit any city.
The bull iaings are nor sas good asnnigsft be
hoped for, being mostly Of wood and OF
cheap construction, but Senator Spencer:
thinks that the fiermanebce on the mines
viii SOON encourage the erection OF Sub.
stantial residences and stores and shops.
The transportatio Is wholly by stage, which
Is q great inconre nience, but there is no
longer any danger in making the trip from
the Pacific railroad TO Dead Wood.
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Concressiora, Nomiua tionx.

: SELMA, Ala, August 27.-The Demo
cratic Convention OF the Fourth district has
renominated G.. NJ. Shelly. % f.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 27..-William
w. GARTH the present Democratic repre-
sentative from the Eighth district, was re-
nominated yesterday.
MOBILE, August 27.-The Democrats OF
the First congressional district have nomi-
mated Thomas Fl. Herndon., .G: :.
BALTIMORE, August 27.-The Republic
cans have nominated Robert Turner in the
Third district, and John Chomand in the
Fourth district.
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llnaekerel. 1880: M. Id KITS. s126; Eosz. ID
/ eits. a1.S No. r., 8f.Se. "a

m me sa 40 10 Kits. $40 Eos q. Ia
psi1nrs md ssercsse 9c.s 81 hslf.
l ss.ssss .s;
81 satt LIVERPOOL from store III. SUgSI.55.
Sugar t;rusied. ise. ,6w,,er.si. rranu-
Fiatsd = oxc.; &! U. gc.: 9Ifs @
RicSS I,eneraa. 100 10llc, !. =, 8
;5onz Common. 5za7c.. oest wasains. 7sSasc.;
'o;I sss Az se9 a,sss ess ss . ass
tmp.rtal, 81. @31.6s !; eanpowtters tI4saL55
Hides. Leather. ne.
Htdes: Green. 4fagc. !: grJl ssiied 12Sa1at.: dry
i Lint. aSg 1sc VET saited veg s.ee calf
Leatler: Sole leather. OAK. sse4 DC. ss,e leather
n nt 5S@25s country npnsr 10 5oc.: city
country 9s@ss :ssts CHI fssish h ssS56c. s sait.
ss,nss french. p ~: rongii sstrtnr,
from. Steel. Nails. &c. |.
Iron: American refined. Old i,o,nf.s,o.i. ga
@2 Zoe: 3 ib.: English ana American ,i,aes. SO
&C.: Swedes. s;tmmered, ,5yc.: hoop. 4GE6 : Pix
,ra enrcos ss Fe,is asSs -.
tiirae,te s2o @s22: West yir I'll cose ss1ak2s.
ard-that Is. teG-oennr: other E.zes extra.
i. Plough Castings: Whniesa'e, fd4l.c. .a,ah,
6,5M6c. p ID. ~
SoDe: ManIlla. best, 14GaI 5e: ,lls; sess
x@ Els S'ssa cotton rs; sA''s' 'oo''sa
S,sH lumber. StaTea.&c.
Lumber: White oak. 81 2Ms15 u l.0en4 w..s;ers
v,rsinia poplar. SI2.5oaas2a d l.G0n: white nine
s20@S65 p 1000 yeifoY p:;e .boassss. /. j paSS14i
joist. S12EGS1S. according - iengtns. Snii2les-
Pine. s2.6OnS5: cypress s.x-hlc,.. e7.3aISSic
1000. 800 a. 81.
Stares: whiskey- barrel .i:nbcr.greeR. 81 snf2sz
1000: seasoned. S20@S25 p LOCO flouT-narrs
timber. S6@$7.50 p 1000. Fiour-barrel poles, -
MS: ho5shead-hoors. no demand: hicsory-30ope.
4 II. LIQUORS. Wiles. &c.
j Ate.: scotch. aes; brands. pnts t.ie:.=.2s >
dezen. gold.
BrG7.Stes. Domestic. S1.25Gs2 tr,l,,. si.lo2
Sl.4o: apnle. new. SI.753S2: OH. Sy253s3:
VlrsiEt reach. S2GH2.5o.
Rue Whiskeus.: Medium. ~ .I00us3: rRr. cid. 81
CA: Virginia mountain, new. S29Ts2.:f.I NC.
t2.50G1S3.50 and upwards
Gin: domestic. 81 .G501SZ mlor1td. IS T'csss.
Scio England Kun S1.50taS1.60.
H.ctDssd WhtsIeHs: Market quiet: rrnci. y. 80
Powder, Shot. sc.
Fuss Toys raining. 35c.Ga:I.25 :. Iua t-a..
noacdcr: 1913 by the tNc kezs--tcE5 il=c 6y,
kegs, 1925 blasting. S3.25mS3.5U.
+ SHIT: Northern. .1.75 g h3gai III n H.
f;'tldsioaes: 16d2hc. q b.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW Y0pt,

NEW YORK; August 27.-Gold opened az 1909.
call IL per cent. Cod, l0ok. ExchanreNf ,oS nv
4s4%; short, 1861. State bonds quiet. Govern
mems steady-holoers asking higher.
Eusntng-Money easy ut TX per cent. Exchange
quiet. Gold steady at IO0.. Governments steady ;
new 5's, 1O6. States quiet and steady
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, &C.
New YORK. August 27.-Stocks weak. New
York Central, Ill: Erie. l67s: Lake Shore. 66,G
Illinois Central, 79A: Pittsburgh, so; CHICAGO
anu NorthwesIern, SO; Chicago preferred, 674
ROCK Island, ll5s: Western Union, 93H.
Sub-Ireasury Balance: Gold, $i25,493.379;
currency, s4s: G19 .s13; paid interest, $4,000 ;
paid for bonds, $4,000. Customs receipts,
BALTIMORE.
sALT!MoRH. August 27.-Vir2nla 6's. old 90:
deferred 4; cons0lS, 53A: seconn series 90: nas;-
due coupons 7s4. lid to-siay.
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TIME RICHMOND sTANDAR D
A NEW WEEKLY, PAPER.

On SATURDAY, September It'll viii commence
the publication OF the RICHMOND sIANDiA aitd,
o. tbirty-two column weekly paper. Subscription
price, SO per annun. -.
The STANDARD will aim 10 combine such fel.
fures ms will render 1t acceptable 10 all classes OF
readers, and make it a FlRST-CLASS, FAMILY
PAPER. er,,-r,
In the discussion Of political matters the STAND
ARD will command the pens OF some OF the LEADING
writer's In the field in the State In Its literary and
miscellaneous departments every effort WIN be MADE
n J1o{ntuin high order OF excellence.
~ mn advertising medium the STANDARD VIII
ofer necuIIar advantages. The hist OF yearly SUBJ
scrlbers alone assures this. m.ox Y..trc
, au l2-2taw3w u. WAIsOA oAncc3.-
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-. [For the Dispatch.1
The (sOOehIanI Murder.

The GOOchlanA Murder.
Alta meeting OF a number Of citizens OF
Goochland and adjoining counties. held at
the store OF Mosby Henley on Monday the
26th instant, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas q most atrocious act OF murder
and robbery was committed at the store OF
Mosby Henley on Thursday night, the list
instant, and the perpetrators Of this daring
outrage are still at large; apd whereas
sufficient reward for their arrest and identi-
fication has not yet been offered; therefore
many citizens or Goochland and adjacent
counties having assembled with the view of
taking steps towards procuring and insu-
ring the capture OF the said murderers, we
adopt the following resolutions: :, -. ].
/. Resolved, That every citizen in the
community be requested to contribute such
a sum as he can hand in cash TO one OF the
collectors appointed by this meeting.
9. ReSolued, That DR.. r. Bledsoe, DR.. S.
Coates; Benjamin Puryear, Byars Ford,
James Forlolne, William Crouch, E. c.
Puryear, and John T. Jones be appointed
to receive contributions and render: an ac-
count OF the amount by weekly reports 10
y. L. Dettriek, as treasurer, to bold the fund
till required. ,} 3. @ .a.,..2
8. ResolUed, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in the Richmond
Dispatch, including the daily, semi-weekly,
and weekly; other papers, in the interest
OF humanity. being requested to copy.
JAMES 81. T.. TAYLOR, Chairman. I
Jacob L. Deitrick. Secretary. @
The following postal from the supervisor
of Goochland shows that that county is
anxious to bring the murderers to Justice:
y; ssgs Goo August IA, 1878.
Il Dear Sir,-O Our Board met yesterday. we
offered a reward Of 800 for the arrest ana
identifcatio of the accused PARTIES before
Mr.. Henley or his family, ind the further
sum OF 800 Tor the conviction OF the guilty
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OFFERINGS REJECTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-l White, COS bushels Fed, 1852 BUSH
CORN White. 2O4 bushels.
-OATS.-26S bushels.
Sails REPORTED TT SECKnTAKY.
WuEAT.-IFhtte. 100 bushels good M 81 .C5: so
s sI6ss T9S Sas h 1t So sshs5 god
80 bushels Al Csc; so bushels Yery good at 81 O5 :
800 bushels on private terms: u bushels good at
s1.07:24 bushels prime at Sl.l0-toial, 76U BUSH
els. Red, lS2 bushels Fultz M COO: SO bushels
Fnltz 1T 81; 100 bushels Fultz at $l.03: 2S4
bushels on private terms; G3 bushels. Fultz a.
bushels Fultz at y0c.: "a bushels Ful'z at 9Oc. ::
lao bushels prime Lancaster ut $40; 80 bushels
Fu;tza. 81; 90 bushels at 95c.: l6 bushels prime
Fultz at 81 .05: 26 bushels very good Lancaster at
l:07: 40 bushels Fultz 1T 500: 92 bushels
Fultz at :l05: 800 bushels Fuz a; 81; 26 bushels
prime Fui;z IT 5 1.05: 30 bushels Fuz ut 9Qc.: SO
bushels very good 1T $l.03; % h,lshel; good Frltz
at 81 2G bushels common 1t S5c.: 100 bushels
very good Fulsz ut $1.02; ls6 bushels mixed at
bushels good Futz at :l.Ol: lis bushels Fultz
at 9Jc.; lis bushels very good Lancaster at SLOT
Fal a Sc n Sh fd r F |gFi At ss
bushels fullz NJ 81: 120 bushels very good Fu,tz
al Sl.oo; 30 bushels good Lancaster a al.0S: 800
bushels on private terms: 81 bushels good TuItz IT
81: 3i bushels fair FultZ n 95c.: 224 bushels
PRIME Ful'z al Sl.05: 40 bushels FItz at 9Sc. :;
l3i bushes F"l,z al 95c.: Sc bushels naked ut
90c: 81 bushels common Fultz OH private terms
234 bushels private terms: 81 bushels at 81 SO
bushels fair Fultz at 93c.; 20 bushels common
At Ecltlliitl Fui'Z at SU'..
IS bushels good FuIiz st 81: 100 bushels Fultz
at S1U3: 20 ba<ht!, very good Fultz ut $l.05: so
bushels good Fnz ut $1.03: bushels common
Fuitz ut Goc.; 200 bushels at 81 l3s bushels very
good Lancaster 4. $l.l0: 100 bushels Eulz II &c
1872 bushels Fnltz 1T 90c.: l6S bushels F,l.z at
81 .O2: 100 bushels .cry good FultZ at $l.0J 60
bushels fair Fultz al $ total, 80 - bushels.
Consolidate, rs bushels on private terms: 1913
bushels common OIL private t"rms-total. 2O4 bush
els.
OATS.-30 bushels Oh private terms: sc bus els
G.iXcd ut 33c.: 150 bushels winter at 32c.; &c
bushes spring at 33c.-t.t.tl, 252 bushels.