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,cc,1 RECESSION SHOOTING MArCH-sCDDEN
DEATH, &C. "~.
fcorr,spondcnce Of the Richmond Disna'ch.J
JANUARY Il, 1879.
decision, which will make good-S.zed
nov, J., rho revenue OF the Commonwealth
= sus,oincd in the higher courts, has been
wade BIZ judge Smith, Of the RusunSs
court. On IN application OF commission
,.r. and receivers OF courts in his !uIlsolc-
zion 10 correct the assessment on bones
rsId I.y them in their official capacity, the
Court held that, first, in cases where pro-
r.ariv WAS sold under decree OF the court 10
.q,i,tv debts it was the duty OF the owners OF
,ha debts 10 have them listed for taxation,
md the presumption was that they had done
n. ana 20 tax these evidences OF. debts III
the hands OF The commissioner would In cf-
let he q double tax; and second, where
rroDer.y had been sold, and the fund was
Laid By commissioners and receivers for dis
,.jbuton among EeirS, it was the duty OF
the heirs and distributes to give IN TO the
commissioner Of the revenue their resFec-
tIyp interests for taxation, and this fund
could not be taxed in the hands OF the
officers OF the court. The amount OF bonds
leil by commissioners and receivers OF the
courts in Stanton is 1910, 904s and the TAX
On them at fifty cents In the 500 Is S4.-
$3.50, q very large part Of which revenue
is affected by this decision. - ~
Tomorrow, at the old FAIRGROUNDS, an
oil.lme shooting.match for beef IS TO take
placc. the contestants to use the old-fash-
ionel muzz.e loading rifle. Some or the
crack shots OF this county and Rockingham
are entered for the prize. : : i - -
Mr. John b. Quidor,-a magistrate OF the
county and old citizen thereof; died sud-
denly at Churchyille on "Wednesday. He
ass 4 native OF New York. ~ r. nce-t q.
The stockholders OF our two banks have
reelected ell their old directors. except
Captain c. r. Mason, OF the National
Valley Bank Board, who declined a re-
election. and Mr.. j. w. Morrison was cho-
sca in his place. 81. ii. PENN.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

% .''. ...'" FRIDAY, January II, 1879.
.,.....-..r Country Produce.
Appfes 5l.50As22 % Z, barrel. +"
S,,extcrr. ,22c. Il 10. 800 '..'' -
Batter: Prime to choice yellow, 15S1sc.; fair
corn zeal: 43@4sc. p b,,slie for country :
Dr,ed Fruit. AppIes. 2@3c.; n"acIles. peeled,
5@sc.; nnpeeird, 2GSc.; cAerrlcs, l2A@ 15c . 81;
EJqs: In Barrels. 2lc. p dozen: IN crates. 22c.
FEokhfrs: PRIME li1e-Soose, 35@4oc. coriaio".
nIv: viretra timothy, $4,000; clover and
mixed. 45M5Oc. -. e..
gats ;o Ba!ed I1 45@5 !, Srre,. ssmsa5o.
Pgs: G5@70c. = pnshel
E~ied strats: 35Gn45c.
wool: washed. 20@2sc.; unwashea. 17@lsc.
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. sc. ........
Cement: Kose.dale $3.50 . barrel.
/ LINE: Agricultural go l0c. "a ht!shGl; Rncknn,'
ishiuc). $I.15; Glcnn's Fails, S5GG90c.
fiosisT: Lump, $3.50; ground, 50; caleined
''t gG,.: Large size, ss.o5Ga3.5o. 1
/ ''< Dry Goods. r..
groaon Sheettmas ana Satrstnas: Al Manches-
ter &C.; Manchester. 20: = Manchester. 4tic;
A James River Sc; james K1rer oSo.;
Vile &C.: "A Kockbr',!se. &C.: Il Rockhride 5sc
A.. W. fConestOga. 7Isc.: :, 6. Conesto@a. &C; d.
%ones!"st,, 8a' do doc iefA' 1'''' A'f wy
GieocLsd Ghtrtiaas a,sM Slesttngs; "A . Wsm-
sut,a, lie: A Ma.omvile' 94c.: Al Rocsdae'
ATn,nIlIc. 7c.: IA Social. To-; 81 Amo:4eag.
g%c.; Whi,e5tone. 9I!e.; 4 Barzicy. 5+c.: !. Red
ter5orosr,!,, AZ; IC-i wal,nam. 25c. lu-a cltT
Nh" brofoa Drills; Petershars; &C; Grante't'le'
Cn;set Jears:: Payohta, &c.; hmoske'a' loc'
''J ne;Tns arer-. l2sc Boston Steam Mills. &c.
.5 ars% e.; srsss!,e 5s Siaacssstsr. 81 Wash
eon. ec Lanjit2!; S.; srr ,TpSS a. a. I: .
mony Sc: WaIusutta. i'ac.
tJumg7icS: Rice. Sc: english. DC. as.
-. - ,,rucs, Dycs,us.s. OTIS, ae.
Atua,: 4H,..:.j "tIOt -. - :.
G1dTs.ata szsoL ssas@s4 p case Of sor
dozen. ...laIs3 ~ f.: .-t'i|s#-t-
CnIpsTns;; ,;S.l 70 II -t.is.sr':,'@ r ass@
Essracf M Logtooos:j rSc.s X 20 <'3& u
/ Jsdtgo:s Si@sllo. a7el, >. io.i,~. r.,,a II ~
5iis: Li,ssed. machine s1es1 s,er,n.
9ke5; whale G2sc., straits, 60fSs3c. fsssufor-
best salad $3.50 castor, sI.i0 " gallon iGsn,a
uDrieatsnS. sQ@oQc.; yep 'ssae' sas, casa 8 Si''
Pacs,Gsaysr: 1oc. No
9o9ts: Ginseng aqcIs senesa, without Top s8G
sods; salt d. SsaeHo, IN kegs Ensllss Soa. &C.;
Spirits Turpenttnf> 4oc.
a - Foreign, fruits and Candy '..s.s
gs ssg; 1S Msss,s; is z p a box
Tengss; sa75g as,6oT -. -. '.- .et@
az, ..:,,ls.,s ,.tGrscsries. &c. g..0 7e;,sI !5a
Bacon: 81 Ionidefs, 49a44e.; clear Yfs-s.tee- 81
ribbed 5gc.;' Virginia shoulders cHfa6c. Nir'
ginia hos-i.onria. 9Gf1Nc. Virginia bans, large
S6l &C.: 1lna. l06ai fc. suznr.citreo. nnrmsased
oilLa Zoe main HAMS GA otr. Stocsf hight. we
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Forty-nfsti Gsasrcss1sFi.irsa s1Assen.
Z HAsnrsaTeH. JanunyIT, T1s7g.y

| itt HAsnrEGTeE. Januasy III. i1e79s1t
t..g z ~ s. s.. I:
Mr. Morgan,s OF alabama, presented the
/ 3credentfaIs of Hon. George s. Houston.
elected United States senatorfEom Alabama
for six years from the Al, OF March, 1879;
to succeed Hon. George T.. Spencer, The
1 credentials were read and placed on file. Il
/ Mr. Salisbury SD omitted aresoIu.ioueail
ing upon the Secretary OF The Treasury for
Information as to the amount OF commission
81. otber eompensation paid bankers, bro
kers. DC. foF services in negotiating a snle
Eoi United States bonds or securities fsotII
1867 to The present times the .aaount paid
any such persons for services in refundfng
amy bonds Of Che United States : andwhe
htber The interest las been paid on called
bonds, and at same time paiGOn beads sold
ito redeem such bonds; how much double
Interest was PAID on each class of bonds;
and how much money allowed to remain on
deposit IN the NATIONAL banks designated as
depos!tavies- -. ~. :. z--.--,.
/ Mr.. Morrell, Of Vermont, suggested that
il he referred to tbe Committee on Ffaance.
Mr.. Salisbury would not consent TO the
reference. ~ !, 80 j - >:,fT5-< 9f1
Mr. Morrill, objected to further consfd-
Grafton today, and Il WIS laid en- Che table.
II
nance, reported adversely: on Senate bill to-
authorize the Killing OF fur seat and other
animals within the Limits of
Alaska Territory. Indefinitely postponed.
This is the bill introduced by Mr.. Cameron
OF Wisconsin on the Oath Of january last,
and authorizes the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury To-, declare the. Territory OF Alaska,
except the ISLANDS of st. George and st.
Paul, open to the killing Of fur-bearing
animals persons engaging in such killing
to pay to the Government ten per cent. Of
appraised value Of skins taken.l 49,. 49,
| Messrs. Wallace, OF Pennsylvania, and
Bayard were excused from further service
on the Teller committee, and Messrs. Nc
Donald and Randolph were appointed in
their place.
Mr. Wallace, in asking to be excused,
said it was impossible to attend the meeting
OF the committee at Charleston, and that
the Senator from Delaware could not go, rs
he was in Texas.
The patent-Iaws bill was again discussed.
| The Senate several times found itself
without quorum, and adjourned till Mon
day. -....,.... .....-.... ..-.... ....s..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
| The House was engaged a considerable
portion OF to-day on the bill for the pay
ment OF $4,000 to the trustees Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Seminary and High School
in Virginia for the rent OF the building du-
ring the war. NIessrs. Conger Of Michigan,
White OF PENNSYLVANIA, and Townsend Of
New York opposed the bill on the ground
sof Its being a war claim. Messrs. Haskell,
rEden, Hunton, Bright Of Tennessee, and
Kelly Of Pennsylvania, favored the measure.
| Without action the House adjourned.
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Kate Cobb sentenced.

Norwich, Conn, January 17.-Kate NJ.
Cobb was sentenced to Imprisonment for
life at Wethersfield. Her counsel moved
for new trial. Ten days were allowed to
perfect the motion.
Bishops. trial for his share in the MUIR
der and Tor poisoning his wife was post
poned until the March term.
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/ hrge attendaace gave RS itosarnspur OF !.
run on tue bank, which afterwards i,ecams

hrge attendaaee gave 3rissitosarnsDUr OF i.
run on the bank, which afterwards l,ecams
ia fact. $3.50 81. =. II 4
Heavy Eniiure. s.,,, 4s.,
LONDON. January TT honias w. Rocker
IS Co., Glamorganshfre iron-Inasters. have
failed. They owe the Bristol and West o.
England Bank sG00. 900. -. 4. 80 e
Ger1naSy. 4 t.ll 1! -.Fs Il.
4 LoEDoy. January -f7.=-Ths Berlin cor
OF the Times says - The lib
serials, despite their. opposition 70 gag law.
are convinced that further restrictions are
absolutely necessary to gard against the
abuse OF speech In the Reicbstag. and
are stro1glY opposed to The Chancellor
remedy, pure and simple, rs too drastic.
The opinion is gztning ground that ne will
coerce or calolc tneaf 60 bis Purpose"
The Governmental Post complains OF the
bitter tone charasterizing English eriti.
Gisms OF the nIeastfse.i Tt thinks England's
opposition 80 the bill nothing more. than
another form Of her antipafy to the CAan;;
celIor's protestionist party. 4'4@ y
----.----..--- B7ory,s. ---,---..v-----
LONDON, january TIA 4 Reuters dis.
patch from RSme states that in additions to
the proposed appointment Of several Wears
apostolic in parts Of America destitute OF
episcopal churches, the Vatican intends to
establish several new bishoprics in the
United States, and. to institute a. new bier,
archy different from the present one. The
Pope has sent circular to bishops outside
OF Europe, with the view Of extending the
collections Of . Peters Pence . In all conn
tries Of the world. !. 10, - 80. y, ~ r
Afghanlstan. t'.."..
LONDON January Ia telegram irem
Candabar, dated the Sth says 1.-THE last
troops Of the advance OF Gents; Stewards,
and BiGdnlph's forces have fled cut OF the
Cabul gate Of Candahar, Not a shot was
fired. or did any co7etreteaaps OF any Kind
occur prior to entering the city. We have
captured the post arriving from Herat for
Mir Afzu}."
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louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, January 1.-THE death Of
Major John II. New, Il prominent attorney,
is announced. The United States and Dis
rrict Courts have adjourned in respect to his
memory. @ >r. a 80"
The balloting in the Legislature for United
States senator is yet unsuccessful.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Reno Court OF Inquiry.

CHICAGO, January 17.-Tbe Indian scout
Gerard testified before the Reno court OF
inquiry to. day that on the evening. OF the
oath June, wlthtwo scouts, he rode at the
head Of Clusters column to Top Knoll and
saw 2.700 Indians. The order given Reno
was $50 forward and when yon meet H.
dams charge and [ will support YOU"
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PHILADELPHIA, January 1.-THE Gov
errors proclamation announcing the names
OF congressman elected at the late general
election includes the name OF Klolz (Dem.)
in the Eleventh district, which had been
disputed hitherto by Albright (Rep.). .~:
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TEA TRAYS from IA 10 "a inchesi ~
CAKE and BREAD-BoXEs-ai sizes;
Full line OF HAMPERS, .LUNCE-, and TRAVEL e
LISG-BASkETS;
WILLOW, NURSERY, and CANE ROCKING
CHAIRS;
Full assortment of CRoCKRRY-WAIE;
More of those HANDSOME CANoPY-TOp DOLL
PERAMDUEAToRS: sit9tt>@
BLACK WALNUT BLACKING-BoXES with
CARPET TOR;
All sizes UMBRELT.AS-24.to 80 inches: "a. l., T.
Excellent CARRIAGE.WHIPS at 9ec. and S1.25
All sizes MEMS BROGANS;
All sizes BOYS HEAVY SHOES; ~ s&u:nE
NEW ALBUMS and WRITIEG-DEsNs;
TIN TOILET 'sETs-ftill assortment; -
GoBLETS and TUMBLERss---af fine line. H.,s3f
Catalogues mailed free 10 any address.
- s,'..,-' ..,.,'.,.. W. Il: STEVENS,
adl s,r,lro3 9ll,iW III 1865. Broad stsest. !
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Ayrcss.ire Breeders Association.

UTICA, N Y, January 17.-The Ayre.
shire Breeders Association, by vote of 81
to 10, have resolved to drop from the herd
book the names; of all animals: whose pcdi-
gree is not traced directly to Importation.
William Birnie, Of Springfield, was elect!
ed president. .a a... 1.-,.,. .... ..,..-. .
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Norfolk.
/ Norfolk. .,,.. ..-.a.
ACQUITTED OF MURDER-FORoING THE ICE IN
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J

: 80 ~ - JAMES RIVER.
, ..--- Especial telegram to the DispatchJ
/ NORFOLK, January 17.-Samuel A. Shcr-
rar, who was arrested in Princess Anne
county last fall for the murder Of William
B.Walker, at Pungoteague, sixteen years
ago, was tried at Eastyille, Northampton
county, this week, and acquitted Yesterday
on the ground that the killing was done in
seif-defence. .s.t'i.@ . '',.'t% .,..l =.
Z The United States steamer Fortune start
ed to-day to force the ice in james river to
get provisions to the. monitor fleet at Lower
Brandon. TX ,s.-sis -, 100 .ttsrri
| II possible. the Ariel Will try to make a
trip next week. @t
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January IL Foon.-Stochs.str strong
Money on call. 2Ij63IS per cent. Exchan2e-I.ong,
4SA; short, 4S7:. Governments firm. State hon'Is
quiet. .n..-... w
Ergnipg.-Money, Q per cent. Exchange, as AZ
Governments weak; new, 5s, 1875. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 17.-Virpdnla G's deferred.
7: consols 54H: second SERIES 81 ; past-duc cOu-
Dons, II. North Carolina 6s, old, l9i special tax,
2h. Bid to-day.
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Suicide.

MACON, GA, January 17.-Co!onel r. W.
Jcmison, lawyer Of this place, committed
Suicide to-day by blowing out his brains
while Iaboring under, temporary mental
alteration. s ..s 's.s'' -. '=. # .''' .
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-, 10 u = iate conversation with the editor 81
re " aeehng ltntikgencer Vice. President
ISL nsIs Of me Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
s ssa 1as most positive assurance Of the
n@' intention 4to!resu,ne and prose.
ins l Us soonias the Dpanciai.condition will
s .ss IL, the extension. Or the Hem pfetd
lug to connection with the Pitts
ny nmga and Connellsvllie. When the con-
Ron IS built the intention is;to make the
:. Ijnpaetd great through oute, ,iuasmneh
twa. aeostens the line some forty miles be.
on nssn heeiing, and Cumberland md saves
piJ NIL aaGse OF monntans, apd therefore en-
s,pa, tae company TO make faster tame and
;Gb n.s ecoh onieas haul. g The outlet drnm
e sneal <, west VIII OF course be oges the
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f,amkiiEs,s Hucccssor.

NEW Y0ng, january l7.-T he, Senate to-
aay reso iyad ihat so.l J arfTary 21ss Unitea
States Senator shaft Be. voted Tor ID place .of
Cor kIipgs, 1kDath her gesQl ion provide tar
ffaaids saS ltlh, Asse Erply a1 fe
5sJ foF tue etection OF senator, .asi1H
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, january II, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Rpd. 44S bushels. ~.
CoEN.-IY $50 bushels. MtIed, liz bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
I WfIEAT.-Red, "a bushels prime Lancaster at
31.lC: 1874 bushels very good Fultz on private
14S bushels
CoRN-Whits, $50 bushels very good at 42c.
J[ired, / II bushels very goodat 42c. ..I ...r
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FRIDAY, January II, 1879.
The breaks to-day comprised 63 hoGsheads. The
offerings at auction on 'Chsn2e consisted Of %
packages; of which / were taken In. The remain
der sold IT prices ranging from $3.50 to s11.25.
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Q; a3 : STEWARDS BoDY.- Ne,o York, SAN
.bsas.-H is stated upon TRUSTWORTHY aii-
n ~ That Mrs. A. r. Stewart has said to
har 80 two pcrsons--a gentleman and "a
5og" Within the last six days, that tie
~ ny. Of her husband had been recovered.
is seass Hilton this,na orni1g said; tssstHaY-
i4s SO 40 Information I desire to commpnieate,
six sler at present NOT speaking on this
N iuriher.p The police anthorIties
~ lsii ss'as s sss ssa9
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THE TOBACCO QUESTION IN THE SENATE
FREE sHIPs-PoLgsAMY IN UTAH-THE NEW
z York APPOINTMENTS = CALIFORNIA CON.
4 GREssIoNa1. ELEcTI6S he THE 0LoGIcAL
SEMINARY AND Observation-Disclosures
. / 1 n y8g
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-Strikin. Mtuers.

.PoTTsvIEL So RA.y January l7.-in" addl.
tior to the strike OF miners ut the Conner q
Hammond col!ieries, at GlrardsHl!ie. $tne
men at the Preston mines, Nos: 2asnd d ana
Girard coniefy, tturned ont this morning,
eIaimsnlg two monrths' back pay which is due
tben.:i The1tive eoljeries idle comprise the
entire GirardYille, district, md are all ope-
retsd, by Philadelphia aud Reading coal add
IRON coupanies, employing about !, 500 men
enf, boys. -Ms;ssz sz 3. - r 5;;S3
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os.CENT STORE.

AT THE .99-CENT. STORE I HAVE
made such additions TO The stock since the holidays
that tits again quite complete.
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Rep1bskcan Senatorial Nomination m
:. 8. G0Hnecfseatys4 f.s5

-HagTFoaU, sGoSH., JANUARY I.-O. II.
pIatt 81 iMe rtdian. was nominated for
United States senator in the Republican
,eai,e Iis last night on the thirty BAL.
lot He;isa,p eminent lawyer, and States
latsorney for New Haven county.
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r,Secon3 J)iSDntcI

New, YORK, .JanuarY 17-97, p .H-Tbe
fire, after crossing 70 the south side 81
Worth street, Tosk'ps thrQpgaa t s. pioss
f bears to BE extending on Worthslfeet, west
towards I Church street, and east towards
nnSa--,li N -l;nfitG 3-.aE virif.it i!,H ,.lhbf
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Fine, $2.75@f3: snDerfnc, S4.25; extra. S5 :;
common family, $3.50 fancy brands, $6e9$6.5O
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Da.4raa1;ye Fire in New York.

New. York, January IA fire broke
out this evening in the wholesale CLOTH
house Of Van Valkenburg & levitt, 60
Worth street, and rapidly enveloped the
entire building in flames, The Two adioin-
ing buildings, occupied by Pastor Waikin-
shaw. fafe; on IRE, and the. flames haye
crossed the street to No. 65, occupied BY
2 E~lt'tA' : A@s -
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PDIgI III
.s.a.sa@ MEMORANDUM.
There ere no arrivals csdet artares yet :pscEort.
BY .rJacfopf.
NEW YORK January l7-Arrsei Sa. ,ss Ssl-
Hector John y Best eties, M'lyin3. ScSat. Gair-
leo. TyserG. Martins q. MeNr!l. and y. A. Ba.z'ty.
. LO>.poS, January s1-1he Cniica Ssa rrs s1Bl'iS
shin Con wclJ ashore eaElx this icFn2 on
Bo!land PoSns, near Swansesii, EngtSnd Steam
tug s.le>t0 her assis.ance 49,,
nv YeJ,:K, J:.nuary l7.-rArpir<d; ont klEn,
uiIIl. Eo.co!i. Ellep,lae. Wt:nbESa, Alert lie
Youn>, DeIasel, Esgps, Nes, Jules, ,,,, no crew
az n 2 SE,gyc y.ntlusen from SiSiith!;le. ~ C.for
isali imaTo, WITCH was, ealld, on she LON irsSns
wat en- t5gsed, sith ru:eer So1e, a'id tso vi heF
I crrw trp..~Dil,1D.r - /. ga .ys
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'sxifi Ass, 9dll me OF S.'<'s''s1, - : - =
20 .FANCY:GOop lan iarsjd
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
call is respectfully solicited from every one
to examine my stock, whether they wish to purchase
or not E. b. TAYLOR. M
"a II tHA q s3tki-ss:'i ~ Ii01I Ma!n street.
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a,Rg,e,a gssy. 6 aAassvaEsEs. ssss. .;

-3F A)KabttA Ess u. " u wv % tAkkks. q
GPECIAL. BARGAINS. IN CHIN A,a
k fEak S n bfSSEk b2isssEET, ana TEA
.gps;aoa- and .EGG!EowLSIEI T, ahaI lit u
variety of VENETIAN, lhlDEeoENt :, anu
~ MAfi,HiTE NJ 6ES;lT .;.Is H. LlGSi
LOSGWY L KAITU GOODS. ,,,,,ps ,,o
cDhL-YASES and PLATE-WARMERSTahe
:" 'Mrgesr assortment to he founu IL sneci'y'
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LoSnos, Jan uanS III An enormous orc Gd
has assembled illtI iom bard streets na Ireat
excitement prevails soEer ssEoEeItea ann an
t fiompai,s. ,Tbescfowd was originally az.
frscsad abs. q dispute, assIhe strsett ! a'ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-18
STAUNTON.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-18

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-05
NEW BUSINESSES,
Another Railroad 1ncorporation--O rgani-
nation for Improving the Water Power at
rIopI

Another Railroad Organi-
nation for Improving the Water Power at
St. Cloud.
Articles or incorporation of the Minnesota g.
Dakota Northern Railway company were filed
in the Office of the secretary of state Yesterday.
The object Of the incorporation is the con-
struction OF a line Of railroad from Moorhead,
Clay county, Mimi, through the counties of
Clay and Rock to the west bank of the Red
River of the North. The principal place of
business of the corporation is at Moorhead. and
the capital stock 100000. The incorporators
G.. P. slozzy, A. E. Henderson,
John Kurtz, James Douglass John
Erickson, Lyman Loring, F. A. Elder, Andrew
Holes, s. G. Comstock, F. j. Burnham, Moore
head; Andrew McCrea, Perham, and N. P.
Clark, st. Cloud. The first board of incorpo-
rators are: Henry A. Bruins, Jas. Douglas. +.
J. Burnham, s. G. Comstock, Andrew Moore a.
N. +. Clark, F. A. Elder, Jas. H. Sharp. f. q.
Kurtz.
Articles OF incorporation of the st. Cloud
Water Power company were also filed with the
secretary OF state yesterday: The object of
tn this corporation 3 shall be the main
ST. Cloud the ' Capital s Msssns ssPa fixed rive.
$lO0, 900, and the principal place Of business ia
located at st. Cloud. The names of the incor-
porators are Coleman Bridgeman, Thomas @.
Mcclure j. 6. Smith, F. H. Dean, and J. NJ.
Rosenberger. all of st. Cloud, with Coleman
Bridgeman, Thomas G. Mcclure, J. G.. Smith.
F. II. Dean and J. M. Rosenberger as the first
board OF directors, and Coleman Bridgeman as
president, Thomas @. Mcclure. vice-president
F. d. Dean, secretary, and j. G. Smith. treas
urer
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-05
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
EAST SEVENTH STREET TAKING THE
LEAD.
Wolterstorff y Moritz, Successor to j. III,
WOlterstorff,

Have recently established complete and ex-
tensive retail hardware store in connection with
their stove and household furnishing goods de-
partment at lbs East Seventh street, a few doors
below Jackson street. They are also large
manufacturers of tinware of every kind and
description, which fact should be noted by ped
oilers and country dealers in that line Of goods.
They also make q speciality of forming, carpen-
.ters' and mechanics' tools, cutlery, granite
ware, Mrs. Potts nickle-plated irons, pumps,
and, in fact, everything which goes to make m
complete and perfect hardware stock, from q
horse nail to q threshing machine Country
storekeepers and dealers in tinware are especial
~ invited to inspect the above stock, and thew
will find it to their interest to do So for they
will save money by purchasing their goods
from first hands. Be sure to call at 1875 East
Seventh street, a few doors below jackson street.