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County Road Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PETl-
~ TON will be presented to the Commissioners
of Hamilton County Ohio, at the next session. on
Monday, March 10th, A. D. 1879, praying for the
following, to-wit
~ For the alteration OF the County Road lead
ing from the Paddock Road to the northern ter
minus of Rose Hill avenue in the Blachly farm
subdivision in Millcceek Township, on the follow.
ing line, to.wit: Beginning at the north line Of
Lot 80 OF the Blachy farm at the County Road !;
thence running southwardly i'll straight line
through Lots 80 and 80 of said Blachly farm to
meet Rose Hill avenue at the north line OF Lots
IS and 10 of said Bachly farm.
(2) For the location of County Road on the
following line: Beginning at the north line Of
Lots IS and 10 of the Blachy farm aforesaid !:
thence extending southwardly through said
Blachly farm to the Lebanon Pike, over the pres
ent line of Rose Hill avenue, as a County Road
between the points above named, which County
Road shall be an extension Of the County Road
above described.
f. H. HELLMAN,
JOHN FERRIS,
Principal Petitioners
February 5th, 1879. fe54tW
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Sinking Fund Commission.

The Board of Sinking Fund Trustees held
regular session yesterday, and made ap-
preparations as follows:
$3S, ,4Ss Al for February interest; 1914 81
for Dorsey street bond, due February 1st
$3.50, ,0G0 for Water-works bonds, C 2, bear,
ing 7.3 per cent. Interest, to be called Feb.
ruary 18th.
Tie Southern Railroad Trustees were re.
ques,cd to turn over the amount of the ac.
cFued interest received by them ON the sale
Of The last 81 ,ooo, 900 Southern Railroad
BOMBS up TO date of sale.
Mes~ra. Thorne Longworth and Season.
COED we're appointed committee to invest
$50 EyG new in the sinking fund.
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Ninth Ward Repubiicans.

The Republican Club OF the Ninth Ward
held meeting last night at the corner OF
Ninth and Central avenue. The following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That we, the Republican Club
of the Ninth Ward reitera'e eur former
expressed opinieD, as heretofore advertised,
thai there be formed permanent organiza.
tios, of the Republican party throughout
Hamilton County; also, that there be
formed Central Committee, composed oI
two delegates from each voting precinct in
ssid county, 10 serve Ter one year; that the
said delegates meet ON Monday, March Sd
1874, st IN o'eleck p. n, at the Washing
ton Platform, corner Of Court and Elm
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His right leg was drawn up somewhat, and
when the officer examined him he found
the man dead. The supposition is that he
had been drugged and robbed, and then
left to die on the ash pile.
Coroner Carrick was notified, and post
mortem examination will be made. A tel
egram was also sent to the deceased's son
in Evansville, asking that he come here al
once to take charge of the remains. An in
quest will be commenced this evening.
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We take pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers to the Planters House, ST..
Louis, No. Here one enjoys the comforts
of home, finds clean linen on the beds,
all the delicacies of the season on the table,
and corps of servants who supply the
wants without disgusting the guest, and
then the genial, whole-souled manner in
which mine host Kelsey greets the weary
pilgrim makes the Planters the "polar
star" of the travellers existence.
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streets, for the purpose of organization, the
adoption of aconstitution and bylaws, and
the election of officers; said officers are to
serve for one year, and are to be selected
from among the delegates. All other wards
are earnestly requested to cooperate with
US, and to send delegates to said Conven-
ton, in accordance with the above resolu-
ton"
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LEGAL.

r EGAL. - HAMILTON COUNTY COURT OF
/ 4 Common Pleas.-No. So, S,250.-Matilda A. La
MAR vs. Charles A. LAMAR. - The defendant,
Charles A. LAMAR, is hereby notified that on the
14th day of January 1879, the plaintiff, Matilda A.
LAMAR, filed in said Court her petition for di-
vorce on the ground of three years wilul absence,
and gross neglect of duty, and that said defendant
will be required to answer or demur to said peti-
ton on or before the 9th day of February 1S79 or
decree will be entered accordingly.
JOHN A SHANK,
ial5-6tW Attorney for Plaintiff
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
| Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio. l
will offer for sale, at public auction on March lst
1879 at O'Clock p. M, at The Courthouse, free OF
dover and for not less than tWo-thirds Its ap-
praised vaue the following described real estate,
situate in Section /, Township 3. Entire Range
Miami Purchase) beginning at point IN south
line of section in center of Miami Canal: thence
north $50 26' east $50 feet; thence north Al east,
229 feet thence leaving the canal south 90 oF east
273 feet thence south 46o east 130 S9-l00 feet TO
stake; thence south 40 AZ west 2S7 l5-lOO feet:
thence south So 15 west, 476 feet to the place OF
beginning being and containing 603-lOO0 acres IN
Springfield Township, Hamilton County, Ohio,
and being part and parcel of the property con-
veyed BY VIM. R. Morris and wife by warranty
deed of the date 14th March, 1868, to VIM. Huds-
peth and Charles B. Sullivan, described and
bounded, in said deed, as follows Beginning at
the south line of the section in the center OF the
Miami Canal; thence in said canal north 81 AZ
east, 5 chains; thence north 40 IS east, 7S-10o
chains; thence leaving the canal south 46' 40 cast
9 97-1O0 chains to the south line OF the section;
thence with the same south 81 3V west, l3 49-l00
chains to the place of beginning, containing
4 49, 100 acres.
Appraised at 81 ,683 IS.
Terms of sale-Cash
ROBERT R. REYNOLDS,
Guardian of the Hudspeth and Sullivan heirs.
BANSING & DAVIDSON. Attorneys
CINCIHNATI February 9th, 1879. fe7-9tF, NOW
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Many sink into an early grave by not
giving immediate attention to a slight
cough, which could have been stopped in
time by a Csc bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
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At Pixies Opera-house en- Monday next
we are to have the first performance in this
city of the comic opera H. M. s. Pinafore.
1t is to be given by the Unity Club with the
following cast; Josephine, Miss Anna Dut.
ton; Buttercup, Miss Addie Cooper; Cou.
sin Hebe, Miss May Donally; Sir Joseph
Porter, X. c. B., Mr.. Chap. Johnson; Cap,
tain Corcoran, Mr. Ed. Cooper; Ralph
Rackstraw, Mr.. John Dudley; Dick Dead
eye, Mr. w. c. Cochran; Boatswain, Mr.
Frank Ellis; Boatswain's Mate, Mr.. Julius
Hargraye.
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German Protestant orphan Asylum

Protestant Orphan Society held regular
semi-monthly meeting last evening. Mr..
c. F. Spreen presided.
The Treasurer's report showed the fnan-
cial condition of the society to be as fol-
lows:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE MINSTRELS.

Al the Grand Opera-house Haverly's
United Mastodon Minstrels the largest
troupe in the country, and as fine as it is
large, had another fine house last night.
Matinee this afternoon and Saturday. Ev-
cry night this week
ORGAN CONCERT.
At Music Hall this afternoon Mr.. Whit.
ing will give the regular Wednesday after.
noon organ concert A fine programme is
offered.
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Was invented as an improvement upon the ordi-
nary Porous Plaster. 1t contains all the valuable
qualities of the common slow acting porous
the new combination of powerful veget-
sble ingredients contained in Bensons Cap
cine Plaster makes it far more prompt and ef-
fective in its action than the ordinary porous pas
ter or any other external remedy, including lini-
ments, all liquid compounds and the socalled
electrical appliances. The pain relieving, strength
ening and curative properties OF this article are
truly ~ traOrninary.
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Forty fifth Congress. Third Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON Feb. 1.-THE Conference Com.
mittee on the Naval Appropriation Bill submit.
ted report, which was agreed to, and the bill
passed
The Postofice Appropriation Bill was reported
with various amendments, and placed on the cal,
endar
A bill authorizing the conversion of National
Gold Bonds was reported from the Committee on
Finance, and placed on the calendar.
The bill to provide additional accommodations
for the Library of Congress was called up and led
to long discussion, and it was laid aside without
action. Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-THE Conference repor
OH the Naval Appropriation Bill was read and
agreed to. In Committee of the Whole the House
resumed consideration Of the Legislative, Execu
posing of several sections of the bill the Com
mittee arose. The River and Harbor Appropria
ton Bill was reported and ordered printed ant
lrecolnmitted.
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BROKERS'.
Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

uooooo~~>1~o~~~~-~-~
UNHIS CERTIFICATE WITNESSETH THAT
/ John j. Wagner, G. A. Bentley and John
Dickson have associated themselves to form lin
tied CO partnership under the laws Of the State of
Ohio as follows, viz:
Filst-Said partnership shall be conducted un-
der the firm name of Wagner Bentley.
Second-The general partners in said firm are
John ]. Wagner, who resides in Cincinnati, Ohio
and c. A. Bentley, who resides in Ludlow, Ken
ton County, Kentucky, and the special partner in
said firm is John Dickson, who resides in Avon
dale, Hamilton County, Ohio.
Third-John Dickson has contributed two thou
sand dollars to the capital stock OF said firm.
Fourth-The business to be carried on by said
firm shall be the manufacturing and sale OF chill
dren's carriages and toys, and their place OF bust
ness shall be in the City of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fifth-The said partnership shall begin Febru-
ary LIST, 1879, and shall terminate February lst,
1852
In testimony whereof the said parties have
hereunto set their hands and seals this 4th day OF
February. 1879
(Signedj c. A. BENTLEY. fsEAL1
(Signed) JOHN DICKSON, tsEAI.l
State of Ohio Hamilton County, g. S.-Persnn-
ally appeared before me. the subscriber. Justice
of the Peace, in and for Hamilton County, OHIO,
upon the 4th day of February, 1879. John j, Veg
oner, G. A. Bentley and JOHN Dickson, ana &C
knowledged the signing and sealing of the forego-
ng certificate to be their voluntary act and deed
for the uses and purposes therein mentioned.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and seal the day and year aforesaid.
F. ii. ROW EKAMP,
fe5-6tW Justice of the Peace.
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CALL AT THE AMERICAN SEWING Ma
1 CHINE ROOMS, 1T WEST FOURTH STREET,
AND SEE THE NEW BUTToNHOLE Ma
CHINk
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TH e STAR

Is handsomely printed on pure white
paper from clear cut type, that makes it
easily read, even by poor light. It's
clear and open print is joy to old or
weak eyes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06
aitl,,,,ol,d 9istatfh.
: r,rpnAY SEPTEMBER 9. 1879.
srAUNToN. .

r.r,oS EXTENDED DEAF, DUAB, AND
IN,,.n ISsTrruTIoN-AN OLD OFFENDER
PERSONAL, &C.
ir..,s.,on,cncc Of the Richmond Dtspaseh.l +
SEPTENBER 8, 1870.
r,s CITY Council has adopted resolution
A ..;,r the American Institute Of Mining
tn1;nrsrs to hold its next annual meeting
BE I.s and rendering for It's use the handsome
!hsstre owned by the city.
'" The Board OF Directors OF the Deal,
n.r,h and Blind Institution have elected
ur Meade +. White, OF this city, rs president
81 ~ iheir organizations, in place OF Mr.. VIII
Har, Frazier, whose term on the Board haa
~n;red. CAPTAIN Charles D. MCCOY, tue
es;c,ent principal OF the Institution ZOE
,nnnv wears. is. regret to learn, conflned
r. his room by i'll health.
Th sherman sailor, George Auchier, VINO
committed suicide in the stasion-house IN
Srw York city, bad been resident OF
S,sun,on. and having been entrusted WIN
= r,,con and horse and some tInware 10 PED
= a., W. n tho country by Mr. +. Hager, OF this
N, 'oo hc ran OFF with the whole concern.
p'"> whrreabou,s was not known until the
.,,s OF his death in New York.
DYT comfy fair, which commences Octo-
,or aa,h will have more attractions for the
n,arsament OF the visitors than any ever
naid and n tournament is named among
laughter OF Bishop Latane, OF the Re-
formcd Episcopal Church, was among tue
nnnils VINO arrived at the Augusta SEMI
nary Yesterday afternoon. go. -,
Wr William L. Cowardin, president OF
.,n VIRGINIA Fire and Marine Company, OF
Richmond, was IN the city yesterday, on his
wav 10 Woodstock. Mr.. Marcelius n. Brad
low of staun,on, was registered at Geneva,
switzerland, August 23d. 1ENN.
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FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. September 5, 1879.
SALEs.-5,600 Virginia con: OILS sold at 5S4 and
10 shares Of Richmond snd Danville railroad stock
sold ut l8 September 4th. ,~''.
Stgte S:crr,ttes.-vlrginla lo-4o,s. 49H bid. 4s9
asked; Virginia consois, 5Sh Dit, $50 asked: Vir-
fundabs, 20 BIDS Virginia deferred, So bid. ask
Virginia taxreceivable coupons. 81 bid. Il ked;
North Carolina bonds. new per cent, 63 asked.
Cuu Secmritiss.-R Richmond CITY S's. }. and j.,
l2lk bid: Richmond city ca. J. and j., 105k bid;
Petersburg city 6s, F. and A. 103 asked Petersburg
city Snyyg s s,v spe s ,s1 j. h j. los oG Inch
81: u; ana n, 81 asked; Manchester S., tsx.re-
.. Ra.,road Bonds.-Vtrginia 4, Central Railroad
trail Railroad hrd mortgage 6's J. and j., 00 bl1;
Virginia Central Cen al! Railroad fourth mortgage g.. J.
mortgage S's. j. and D.. LOG bid: Southside Rail-
rGsd second mortgage prefsrred 6s D. and j. SO
BIS. T. and j., SO bio: Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad frs. mortgage S's. A. and o.. los bid:
Richmond. Fredericksbnrg and Potomac Railroad
andria Railroad third mortgage g., NJ. and N. G6h
bid ORANGE, Alexandria and Manassas Railroad
Richmond and Dsnviiie Railroad consoidated 6,s.
d. and n, 9b bid, 81 asked; Piedmont Railroad
r st m . s. and o. los bid eiehmond
gage S. j. and j.. l02H asked; g.: G: and A. Rail-
road frs. mortgage rs; 97i asked; c. G. and A.
Canal BondS.-James River ana Eanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, N. and n. a. bid, 55 asked.
Railroad Stocks.--kichInond and Petersburg Rail-
road. 100 par, AZ bid, 90 asked: Richmond, Frede.
| 1ichshurg and Potomac Railroad common. lGC
par, 40 bid. 80 asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad PSF cent. guaranteed, 10U
par. 90 bid 96 asked: Richmond ana Danvic Rail:
road, 100 par, g DID, 1917 asked; Scaboard and
| Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 90 par. 95 bid.
Bunk StnckS.-First National 100 pa-. 1T bid
National Bank Of Virgina. 100 par. 90 asked
Union Bank Of Richmond. 90 par. "A bid, AZ asked
| Citizens Bank. rs par. 22H asked.
| Insurance CbnDnptes.-Firglnia Fire and Ma.
| rne, 25 par, BAN bid. 3Gi5 asked Virginia Home
| 100 par, 90 bid, 101 asked: Merchants and Me
chanics. 100 par, 81 asked; Granite, 100 par, &C
| bid. IL asked
| Aisceiiuneous.--Ofd Dominion Steamship Com
pauy, 100 par, 80 asked.
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about q settlement OF The iaRs OF waffaresb by
means Of fnfernat!onat trentfes.

about settlements OF the avg OF waffares by
means oil Information trentfes. 81 8
storms ard F1oOd In st. Pescrsbnrs.
ST.. PETERSBURG, September g. Violent
storms In the Gulf OF Finland baYe caused
the river Neya to rise to tie level OF the
streets. The canals in the centre OF st. Pc
teHburg have oTerflowed. and the fau-
bourgs are under water. Iron roofs have
been blown from houses and churches in
Mi directions. The guns o.! the Citadel
have been firing all last night and to-day.
Notices have been issued warning the in
habitants TO luke precautions against foods.
Murderer or Prince Krapotkine Ar.
~ rested. ,fs
ST. PETERSBURG. September 5. The muir
derer OF Prince Krapotkine, the military
governor Of Charkof, has been arrested in
Tcbernigof. and will be conveyed to Char.
kof for trial. Il is reported that he was
bribed to commit the crime by one OF the
Socialists recently hanged at Odessa.
OpposittOn to AIfonsoTs Marriage.
LONDON, September 5-A Paris dispatch
to the Daily Nesss says that the opposition
in Spain to the marriage OF King Alfonso
with the hrchduchess Marie OF Austria is
assuming serious proportions.
Poor kxeIedsn.
FROM FLOOD To EARTHQUAKE.
SzEJED1N, September ga smart shock
OF an earthquake has been felt in this vi
cinlty. - ''-i ..
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uaR1SE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER S, 1879.
ARRIVED. ... $685..
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, T.. Is. Tatun,
agent.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New FORK, mcrchan-
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen 20.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, mercnan-
disc and passengers j. W. NcCarrck, agent.
Schooner Nellie V. Rokes Thompson, Providence,
coal, Currie 4 20.
schooner Harry shepherd. CLAYTON, Perth Am
boy. railroad lies Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Frank Mcdonald. fcKendry, Perth Am
boy. ralIroad-ties, Curtl> & Parker.
Schooner C.. p. Sinnickson. TOmlin, Perth Am
how rajlro.d-ties Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mary +. simmons CampbeH, PaIadel-
phia. ties. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Sally and Ella Hopkins, Philadelphia
rin Osborne's. Curtis f'arEer. ...-,
schooner L. 7. Maloy, -, Halifax, NJ cahhe'
coal, Geryas StorrS. agent. s........- .#
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. September 3.-ArriVcd: schooner
4. & +, Benton, sadi. FROM Rlchmon1
PHILADELPHIA, Septen Der 3.-ArriVed ocnoon'
er 4. 81 Edwards, CorGerry, from Richmond.
cUspoh-HoUsE REposT.
Cteared-Gxr,nan bark Penita, Gaizen, hno
Crande do suL brazil, With 1851 barrels OF hour
valrcd at sl4, sOl, shipped by Dunlop McCance
American schooner Louise Z. MiI"fy, o,elIen
Halifax. Nova Scotia, with 476 tons OF eanIss Goa,
valued ut $4,770, shipped by Gervas storrs' aAeI'
- 1W By Telegraph.
NEW EoRK, September s,wArrised. Avg Al
rived ont: Anglis, Corinthian, CaIedonia, sHaSa
burg. HISTORIAN, Dominican. Athens tsn' -"
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"a 'faryT a9sIslfftf3ttY3
Is. ~ -E0reixa kraits. i sa 14nss. Il.
ts@oas: asssins. o. ss.so p boz. s.
8 OrdHJe5 !. S4.60646. 81 =

5 5sasss; s IS sosS 80 2 sor.
GROCERIES &c.
saeo,.: Shoulders. 81. e,en rs-s.aes. &C.;
rissd &C. vre1nts , lasas
a ssn vase s BINS iisiss pain
Baeksts: A Panied. cd s s's1 neop., s1.2o@s1.so
three hooDs, si.5OGs1.75.1 (, IL
san wc . ssss s ssass; nres strings
Coffee: Rio-CoDimon. 1oyas llc.: fair, lsa
22sc.; good % prime, l4G15e.; Lzs'iay'a, 1879
candtes: Adanan.sne candles. Issa1sc. use,
log o4c. p 10: half-boxes. lac I: iai'ov. lac.
o5ssss ,,, Prime a;,,c cnt;ns &c. nosesn
h S.es s cTSaa. 7sss fRsaRp's
North Carolina gross. s4asa .1t, Norsn' caro-.
Ina INA roe o., IN hatr,as RE asas3so, s!acsefe'
Nh. 2. IN kits, IL .s7k: No. 3.sl.s0.
;, Lord: Prime carries ana 'serces, 7sS.; in ssif.
4notas*ss:. Common syruD-ftaesheadf, l5c.
asrcss Sc barrels. 17e.; genuine zo,.sn syr %
s3es45c. ? gallon; New Orleans. prime. 4oGn5Sc-
SAT-: liverpool, from store. $3.50. Ground
alum. from store. soc. a sack. ! =. ~
SnoGr: Crushed. 9Sc.: powdered. &C.: granp-
Yellow, eass7fs: crt loaf. 1oc., Porto Rice. De-
Se"p: Common. 5M7c.; best washing. Es4sst
toilet. 15@2oc.: and fancy nr,ces: country, 2a1oc
7aas: Black. !i:1c.@sl.-ste last 4 prine articie
imperial, sl.10@'Sl.eS; g'lnpowoer,3 $1.45eoi.7f
for STRICTLY choice. -,
j.. Hides. Leather. kr. .....-.
Hidss: Green. 4f05c.: dry sailed. O0llc.: ary
aint 139 lae; wet saited- $40 7c.; wet s.lted cas-
Leather: Sole leather. oak. 3O6ss3c: sole leatae,
he,nocS. 5!yG23c.: country upper. 3OGbS0c: ca
finish. lsEG2Zc. q loot: kin. 4DI75c 3 TO-: harness
country. 25130 CITY finish. 30M35c. a 10: calf
skins, French. elGSSl.90 . d.; rougn sSfrtfla
20G23c.
IRON. Steel. Nails. sc.
iron American rerned. Old DomiRlos. 2-l0a
az 4-l0c. n 10. English and American aheeL. "a
&c.; Swedes. hammered, $40: hoop, 4Gl6: PIG
roll Virginia coaI-hlast charcoal. S2S@SS1
warm-blast charcoal. S2iGS2S; Pennsylvanla
thracite. $20GS22: West Virginia cnxa go 1EIS2e
%its: Old DOMINION. S2.35 @$2.50 per key
standard. ,..- .. -.
piougA- Castings: Wholesale, &c.. retail 40
4Ac. = ID.
kope: Manila. best, l4Ml5c.: ;ute, s@9c.
Rags: Mixed cotton, &C.: white, BIC; xocileh
X@1Hc-
LiGuors. Wines. sc.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.25 q
dozen. gold. -. ..aa..
Brdndies Domestic. 81 .a5M82 fruit. sl.lOd
Sl4u; apple. new. Sl.75@S2; old, $2.20FSs3:
Virginia peach. S2M$2.50.
Rue Whisksu3: Medium, 81 ,50mS2: pure old, q.
tfS4; Virginia mountain, new, $2GS2.50, I'D
f2.50GRS3.50 and upwards.
Gin domestic. 81. 25thS2: irnnorted, SS 2 cast
| Ncso England Rum: S1.5od$ l60.
! 2sctlasd Whiskeus: Market quiet; proof. al.20
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HENRY COUNTY.

TIE TRUE INwARDNESS OF TIE LATE SENA'
ToHIAL CONVENTION COLONEL JOHN E. PENN
THE CHOICE OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIDATEs FOR THE HOUSE. 't
Correspondence Of the Richmond pispatch.l
MARr1NsvILLE, September 8, 1879.
Yesterday Convention met at this place
Tor The purpose OF nominating candidate
for the senatorial district, composed OF
Henry and Patrick. 1t was altogether a
onc-sided affair and made up entirely of
IorciDle Readiusters, and nominated John
l. StoraIl, Esq, OF DonpilLe. as its candi-
cate. No other name was presented.
This meeting also adopted series VI reso-
buttons in opposition to the McCulloch bill.
IL was, In fact, ali assemblage Of gentlemen
woo are outside Of the party organization
OF the State, and its action Is entitled to no
consideration whatever.
Inc county perintendent John 81. Bur-
sess, Esq, had called a convention to meet
asfe on the ID ultimo, but In discussion at
august court Mr.. Stoyau declared that be
,ssia not accepts nomination upon a plat
a 1vim % that approved the resolutions adopted
~. we we Executive Committee Of the State.
HI M the call was Withdrawn. Colonel John
s n,saa, OF Patrick, is the choice OF large
fha any, OF the real Conservative party OF
the Ss,a w s aud suppose that he will take
OF tho Az asa candidate upon the invitation
So far ~ W paying portion OF the citizens.
neess.t 10 vs. IS concerned there would be,no
Of n;na, aor convention, as he is the choice
ab,da =, Us OF those who are willing toj
legislature. suI', iu W. y .no 1 , a
seyers, .pe House Of Delegates there are
sonse y aa'uates amongst the Resdj busters,
Soss,, ~ y. Hnom wish To ride behind, MT.
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easdsaE ssisssta hes been, 40 raSs Cal
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