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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Fire i'm sacO.
BIDDEFoRD, March g. The farm building of
Henry Cdion, in the suburbs Of Saco were Destroy
ed by fire last night. Loss about $780, insured for
$500.
Fire i'm Calais.
CALAIS, March S.-rhe house, barn, shed, furni-
ture and farming utensils of David Whitman were
totally destroyed by fire last night. Loss $3.50; in
surance $t40O.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, March s.-Postmasters appointed
Lewis Jordan at Otis, Hancock Co.. BENZ. F. War
rem, So. Deer Isle, Hancock Co.
Bangor Election.
BANGOR, March 10.--Considerable interest centres
in the election today. The Republican ticket is
headed by DR.. W. H Brown for Mayor, against
whom Joseph Snow was nominated as the tax-pay-
ers and Democratic candidate. There will probably
be large vote.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. March 9-Sugar narket fairly active
but weak; No 10 to IL d az 50 a 81 reals gold per
arrobe No Is TO 20 at II a 81 reals; Molasses Su
earsNo to 10 at At " 50 rea's; Muscovado Sugars,
common to 'air at Al q reals; Centrifugal Sugars
No II to ID in boxes and hhds at u q reals: stock
in warehouses at Havana and Matanzas $500 6Aes,
$4,000 bags and $4,000 bids; receipts for the week at
Havana and Matauzas 200 boxes $50 bags and 5,
800 hhds; exports during the week from Havana and
MataDzas $500 boxes, $3.50 bags and 1890 hhds in
GLIDING $50 boxes $50 bag and $3.50 hhds to the
United states. Molasses 80 degrees polarization at
81 reals gold per keg.
Fregbts steady-vessels are in demand with an
upward tendency; loading at Havana for the United
States per box Sugar S7Ac a % currenc, ;per hid
Sugar at 90 "a 70; Per HID Molasses 2 373 q 10
to Falmouth and orders at 32s Cd q 3ys; loading at
ports on north coast Outside por,s fer the Uni ed
States per hhd Sugar 81 "a 5 u0; per hid Moiasses
8 o. q rs. Tobacco steady.
Spanish gold 2O6 g posi-. Exchange quiet: United
States sixty days gold at y prem; do short sght
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LONDON, March 8-12.3O M.-Consols at 96 Tile
for money and 9oA for account.
LONDON, March 8-12.3O P. M-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, Cts. at 104 new SIS 1863
new AS Oh; 4s, 1923; 10i6s at o.; Erie 26a
New Jersey Central SS4
LIVERPOOL, March $3.50 p M.-Cotton mark-
ct quiet Uplands at 5 5-16d; Orleans at 57-l6i;
sales 5000 bales, including 1000 for speculation and
export Receipts 49, 400 bales, including 10 600 Amer
lean.
Flour at a 10; Winter Wheat at 9 a "a; do
spring at q 80; California averages at 10 q A;
club 8 @99. jorp al Z Peas 5. Provisions, &c
PORK at 40; Beef u Bacon at 26 1915 Lard
at 50 g. Cheese at 4S. TaOw at Sc. At London IS E.
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DoMESTIU PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Cld 9Th, ship Alice M Minott,
CID Sd sch Jos p Machecca Woodbury. Cienfuegos
ClG It6 sbiD Alexander Cotton. Cronstadt.
KEY WEST-Cld 18th, brig Proteus. Whittier, Car
denas.
Sid 18th sch Cora Eta Richardson, New York.
JACkSONVlLLE-Ar 30, schs Louisa Cbapes
Cbapies New YORK; Florence hal Dobpin do.
Ar 1th, sch Thos FL Livingstone Hodgdon Port au
wILMINGToN, NC-Cld 4th, sch Jennie Sim
mons, Grace Georgetown. SC.
Cid 6tb, scb Susan Stetson, hale MayagueZ
NOkFOLK-Ar 5th schs Belle Hardy Baker, Ken
nsoec; Frank Walter Crosby, and Skinner,
IA LTlMoRE- Cid 7th, brig F Il Jennings, Neil,
Havana.
rn!LADELPHIA-Ar 9th. sch Leona, Jenkins,
Ar It'll sch Prescott, SWEET, Portland
CID 9TH. brig Proteus, Whittier. Cardenas; Jennie
PbiDney Brown Portland
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 9Th, sch Lydia A Ro-
per. from st George Ne.
Sid 9th, scbs Emma f Hart, for Cardenas; Silver
Ar at Delaware Breakwater eth, barque Carrie
Heckle, irUEa Matanzas.
NEW YORK-Ar 7th snip Winged Hunter, Fell
lows. Liverpool via Bermuda barque Hancock,
Small PerDamouco; brig Mary G Mariner Collins,
So Amboy scbs Silver beels, Milan. Inagua via Ber-
muda, Geo Walker. Thompson Cardenas; Louise A
Orr Otr do IL days; Sandman, HoibroUk, and Ring
Dove Cousins. Rockland; ID ii Inaraham Greeley,
and Fleetwlng Maddox,do; Alaska. Hamilton. New
port; Dexao. Brown Providence; Altavela, Joy,
New Bedford; a Stevens. M, ntgomery, Kennebec |;
Widfre Cunningham. Eastport
Ar Stb, bafque Virginia, Thurlow, Leghorn; sch
VIM Douglass, McIndoe, Mayaguez.
Cid 7th. brigs Salista Partridge Gibraltar; Eva N
johnson. Ross Jacmel; schs Moilie Anterior, King
ston ia Maggie abbott, Abbott, Gibara; Rog-
ere, Oliver, Boston.
Sid 7Ih. ships Levi Burgess, for London; M P
Grace for San Francisco; brig Eva johnson, tor
| Hayti: sch Ariadne for Cientuegos; D Ingraham,
for Boston.
NEW HAvEN-Ar 9Th. sch Teazer, Orr, St John
via Rockland.
NEW LONDoN-sld 9TH. sch Kolon, Brookngs,
Providence.
Put in for sbelter-schs Mary Augusta, of els
worth Nautilus, Ellis, and R L Kennedy. Of
| Rockand
| PRDvIDENCE-Ar It'll, sch Diadem, Gray. from
| New York.
| CID 7'h sch Bramhall Hamilton, New York.
Sid 7th. schs ,aaV Mcfarland, Mcfarland, Matan-
| zas: Nathan Clifford Coombs New York.
/ NEWPOkT-Ar 7th: scbs Abble Willard. Far.
mum, Port johnson; Victory, Miliken, Hoboken FOL
/ Providence
In port 7th, sch Lindsey, Kennedy Fall River
for New York; Douglas Haynes, Adams, Bristol fol
| New York.
Also in port. sch Maggie Muyey. Hart from Pho
| whence tor Virginia.
| VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 9Th, scbs e M Sawyer
| Fakngbam. Perth Amboy for Sa.em; Am Chief
| Soow Hoboken tor Rock land; Para, Beal Machiai
for New York: Red JACKET. Kendall, kockand fol
| do: Dewitt. Marson, Bath for HAMPTON Va.
| EDGARTOWN-ln port 7tb, schs Robt Smith
| from New York for Portland; Corvo, do for Vinal
haven; Speedwel, Whitten, do for Boston.
BOSTON-Ar It'll, sch Clara Dinsmore, Dnsmore
| Eastport
Ar sth, sch Celia Sawyer Eastport.
Cid 9Th. brig Sparkling Water. HichboIn, Cientue
COS; sch Eagle. Robbins, Portland.
MAChIAS-Cld 4th. sch Jerusha Baker, Chase
| Portland,
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DIED.

In this city, March 8, Col. Levi Green, aged 70
years, 10 months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Died in West Falmouth March Sth, Miss Ursula
Leighton, aged 50 years.
In Brownfe,d,. march Q, Betsey 5 Littlefeld, wife
Of jonathan Litilefeld, late of Portland.
In West Falmouth, March s, Miss Ursula Leighton,
aged 80 years. y
In Bath, March 5, John D. Hoffman, aged SO years
IL months
In Auburn, March A, Mrs. Rachel Merrill jagged 81
years.
In Auburn, Feb. u.s. Mrs Marci, B.. wife OF Henry
NJ Sprague aged % years months.
In North Auburn, Feb. II, Miss Lois A. Perry ,aged
80 years months.
In North whitefsld, Feb. 2, John Gardiner, aged
81 years 10 months
In Whltefed, Feb IT, Mr.. John Branp, aged 81
years.
in Paris Feb. 49, Asapn Bird, aged 81 years
In Waterford, Feb 10, Mrs. Sylvia wife of the late
Amos Saunders. aged 81 years.
In Cranberry Isles, Feb 9, Mr.. Smith Squirting,
aged 81 years.
The funeral services of the late Mrs Melinda Fem
ley will take place fom her residence No. PSI York
street, this afternoon at O'Clock.
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MARINE NEWS.
Wreck on Grand Menan.
The. Captain and Six Men Lost.

EAsTPoRT, March 9.-The ship Turkish Empire,
(16OO tonsI Capt. West, from st. John to Dublin,
loaded with deals, went ashore Friday night on Big
Duck Island, Grand Menan, and is total loss. The
captain and six men were drowned Pilot Cline and
seventeen men were saved. The ship has broken up
and her cargo is strewn along the shore. Capt.
West belonged in Hopewell and leaves family in
st. John.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.roUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGyAL)
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
March 10, A. M.
For New England
warmer, southerly to westerly Winds falling barome
fer partly cloudy weather aud possibly light rains.
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MARRI I'D.

In West Sidney, Feb. 5 Asa W. Bean and Cora B.
Gordon.
In Winter Harbor. Feb %. John K. Norwood and
Miss Lillian 8. Wilkinson both OF Gouldsboro.
In Trenton, FeD. %, Jamos T.. Berry of Eden and
Miss Jennie Marshall of Trenton.
In Cranberry Isles Feb. %, DIR. Edw. B. Silsby of
Aurora and Miss Annie e. Fernad Of Cranberry
isles,
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GRAIN.
C,ear,ux House rrau..o,ious.

PORTLAND, March 8.
The Clearing House OF the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .......... ............S 1885 "
Net Galances lS'1o "
Tran.actisns for the week ending March 8;
Gross exchanges. '"..$os3,35t %
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Wholesale Market.

SATURDAY, March 8.-Flour is little weaker
to-day, owing to the sudden decline in Wheat yes
terday, which has nearly recovered. Provisions are
quiet and without material change. Sugars are IN
changed graduated is quoted at SIC and Extra at
&c. Potatatoes quiet. Portland Oil dropped &c TO-
day and Ligonia is quoted at 1885, Kerosene 1916 Pc
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Religious Hut Fest m NV Hampshise.
PoRTsMo UTH, March 9.-The remarkable revival
in this cily under the ministaons of Elder Art hur
A. Waite, an Evangelist OF New Ysrs, continuts
with increased vigor and astonishing nversious.
So successful has been the work. the revivist has
consented to cancel engagements in other places to
remain here another week.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, March 8.
ARRIVED.
steamship EIeanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch Evergreen (Br) Chase, Boston for st Andrews.
Sch Rappola (Br) Peck, Boston for st John. NIB.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to
J A Morse & Co.
Sch Nellie Clark, Clark st John. NIB, for NYork.
Sch Percy, Mitchell Grand Menan for boston.
Sch Lind, Morong, Grand Menan for Boston.
Sch z Paine. Jones EastDort for New York.
Sch Paragon, Wilson, Eastport for Boston,.
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Bank Statement.


New York Stock aud Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 8-P. M.-Money closed at 8
per cent on call. The bank statement continues I'M
favorable
Sterling Exchange higher. We quote bankers ask,
ing rates 60-iays bills at S4S6 per (of 1865 par
yalue) aud on demand 81 80. against $4sia "a 4.Ssi
one week ago. commercial bulls 81 IS q S'3 god
Inc following were the closing quotations. OF Gov
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MEUHORA NnA

Barque Henry Litcbfeld Drummond. from New
York Feb 10 for Singapore, put into st Thomas pre-
vious to Narch 7tb. Supposed n distress)
Sch Franconia. Leavilt at Havana from Portland.
of deckload.
Schs > Williams and Lookout, ashore at North
Lubec. will be fioated next high tides The dam
quiIe extensive repairs.
Sch Maggie Mulvey. Hart, from Providence for
Virginia be ore reported ashore Newport, came off
stb inst apparently without damage.
Sch q M Porter, Gurus from Fiontera for NYork,
loss of sails.
UB-S See general news columns for other reports.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Portland Dry Dock.

TUyHE ANIMAL meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Secretary's o@ce NO. 93 K sch snge STREET,
Portland, Maine, on tuesday. March
the election of officers and the Transaction of any
other business that NAV be legally acted upon.
BY order of the Directors.
feb25eod2w ARDUN W. COoMBS, Secretary.
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Receipts Of Maine Central r. n.

PORTLAND, March Z.
For Portland, SO cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting loads Sc cars miscellaneous merchan-
disc
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100000 I'D LasAS

On First Class Mortgages or GOed Notes.
Houses and Stores For Sale and To Let. Apply TO
W. d. WALDR0N, Real Estate Broker, $50 Middle
Street, Up Stairs sep24-eedf
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sob Dolnhin. -. calais for New yo,k

Sch Dolphin. ---, CalaiS Tor New York,
Sch Clara Benner McKown, Belfast for Boston,
Sch George Taulane. Adams, Harmon's Harbor for
Richmond, (and sailed.)
CLEARED.
Barque Daring, Anderson, Cardenas-Phinney s.
jackson.
Sid Curtis Tilton, Sheppard, Cardenas:- Nutter,
Kimball & Co.
Sch May Wyman. Sawyer, Machias-Nath'l Bake.
Sch Lyndon, Simpson, Calais Nath'i Blake.
Sch Lnnet, Gray, Bluehl-Natb'l Blake
Sch Dana, Orne Boothbay-Nath'I Blake.
Sch Exact, Kimba No Boothbay-Natbr Blake,
Sch Majestic Sawyer. Befast-Kensell q Tabor
Sch Reaper, Teel, st George-Dan'l Choate.
SAILED-Schs Edith l. Steere. A Hammond, Ma
~ steele, May Wyman. Lyndon Majestic, and part
OF the fleet which put in for harbor.
sunday, March o,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berks, Pendleton. Philadelphia-coal to
Randall s. McAllister.
Brig Katahdin, from Penobscot river to load
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water couveyance-lOOO bush corn meal to g
W True q Co.
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Boston stock Market.
iSales of the Brokers Board, March 81.
First Cali.
II Boston & Maine Railroad. ............n...111a
AZ Portland Saco q Portsmouth X. r. ..... 924
Eastern Railroad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..10t 0 103
Eastern Railroad (uew bonds) SIS. ....... 67i q g.
Sales at Auction.
5 Androscoggiu Mills Observation-Disclosures. SO
$4,000 Maine State 6's, 1889. .......... .1i3a
Second Board-First Call.
50 500 Eastern r.. new 31s.................... G.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
~ heretofore existing under the flcm name Of
CLOSSON, EMERSON & CO is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Either party is authorized to
sign in liquidation. L. G. CLOSSON,
G. II. CLUSS0N,
q. Q. EMERSON.
Portland, March LIST, 1870. NH eod3wE
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TsRoM MERoHANrs' ExoHANaE.l

Ar at San Jose Feb Is, ship Reunion Curtis from
San Francisco.
Ar at Oporto prev to Mch Z, big Clara NJ Goodrich
Look, New York via Lisbon.
ar at Fort au Prince Feb 20, brig MeroEe, Haskell,
Boston.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-01
Address OF the Congregational Asso.
citation OF Washington Territory to
the Churches.

Address OF the Congregational Asso.
citation OF Washington Territory to
the Churches.
GREETING As Congregationalists =,
three principles should be made ia.
milisr and prominent
l. The equality of all the members Of
the local church.
2. The independence Of the local
church.
3. The fellowship of the church.
This address is TO emphasize the lat
ter principle. We are not alone. We
are sister churches. Let us think Of
each other, in order tina. each local
church may be encouraged by the low
ing remembrance Of all the others. The
force by which we are to help one an
other is that Of love, the mightiest force
in the world.
We now have an Association. 1t is
ours, and, if we sustain it, it will
strengthen Us. Our center is within
ourselves. a beating heart in our own
bosom, which shall throw stronger the
currents of visslity throughout oil our
our frame.
To the sister churches in Eastern
Warrington We extend especial greet
ing. For today We salute you across
the mountains. Presently we shall be
able to jsin and be one.
Wishing you grace. mercy and peace:
For the Association.
(SignedD A. ]. ANDERSON.
Moderator.
JOHN A. BANFIELD, Registrar.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROYAL R6 5Kt@S
Absolutely Pure.
Absolutely Pure.

Il in
arke from itc. from
rig district F7ne oil b rh,hh 10
IsJy-fie At is
BmriofH niui
mine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-15
A Rye-Beach Romance.


Rye Beach, n. r., furnishes the latest
love romance-Miss Sarah Brown, beauti-
full Pennsylvania heiress, having become
engaged 10 Mr.. Robert G.. Miller, the son Of
Rye-Beach fisherman, and himself nothing
more than the skipper OF one OF the hotel
yachts. Miss Brown went out frequently to
sail in Roberts yacht, and he fell dead in love
with her, but kept the secret to himself, only
paving hex great attention. In return the
Young lady was very courteous. A few
DAYS ago Miss Brown got fish.bone in
her throat, and her position became
so dangerous that it was decided to
send to Portsmouth, ten miles off,
for doctor. Robert insisted on being
the messenger, and mounting-a swift horse
started off at great speed. When half way
to town he unfortunately fell from his
horse, dislocating one ankle and breaking
an arm, but with heroic courage Temount-
ed and drove on, but tainted with pain
aad exhaustion after delivering his message
at the doctors office. The doctor, on reach
ing Miss Brown, quickly removed the fish
bone, but declared that she could not have
lived five minutes longer, and that she
owed her life 10 the heroism OF young Mill
Ter, narrating the circumstances here re-
lated. Miss Brown thereupon fei! in love
with Robert, and is to marry him as soon as
he RECEIVERS sufficiently from bis Injuries.
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An Iowa law RENTS certain percentage
OF taxes for five years on every acre of
fruit and for ten years on every acre OF
foreSt-trees planted within the State and
kept alive. Under this stimulus over sew
enty-fve thousand acres OF fruit and forest
trees have been planted, and there has been
q remission Of State and county taxes othe
amount OF about S200,000. The acreage of
trees is about one half OF one per cent. OF
the farming lands of the State. A very
considerable hole is made in the tax income
OF the State, but the loss will be more than
made up in the permanent advantages 10
the State. Older States may find it eXpe-
dent to follow the example, Wheelang
Register. -.,. s...s- ls: a.,- 10.
Some women never can be satisfied. The
other night when Gallagher was reckoning
up his accounts his wife spoke to him seve-
raj times, and, receiving no ausWer;;; said !:
{. You treat me cruelty; fear you no
longer love me-" And Gallagher replied;
Is T love YOU passlonately, deVotedly, franti-
eaIly. madly; but il you don't hold yer ia"
tili fget these figures added, Pll give you
cHp in the eye." And in spite OF his pro-
testations of love she was not satisled.-
Boston Post: . .
nTobacco is vile thing for the health,
and have given 1t up entirely" ban
since when ?" Since-neXt MoEday.T-
Paris Figaro. .,.s q. 2si.s .
The great trouble with professional Dali
clubs is to find a pitcher that will non"
Water-only.--NsW l9auen Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-15

PROFESSOR GEORGE Long, NJ. A.-The
cable announces the death OF Mr.. Long,
we'll known for his scholarship in Virginia
as we'll as in England, yesterday, at Chi
chester, in the eightieth year OF bis age. He
was native OF Lancashire, and took his
degree, in company with Macaulay,at Trim
ity College, Cambridge, where both were
elected to the Craven scholarship. when
only twenty-four years OF age he accepted
call from the University OF Virginia as its
Professor OF Ancient Languages. But
neither the climate nor the institutions
suited him, and after two years OF ettec-
tive service he returned home and be-
came Professor Of Greek in the london
University. He resigned that post TO be-
come fellow of the "Socetv for the Diff
fusion OF Useful knowledge" under the
a1lspccs Of which he edited their quarterly
Journal of Education and Penny Cyclope-
diu. While engaged in the latter work he
was called to the bar by the benchcrS OF the
Middle Temple, and before their society
delivered many courses of lectures on Iu-
risprudence and the civil law. He was
neXt-from 1S49 to 1S71-Professor OF Clas-
sical Literature at Brighton College. In
1873, on the recommendation OF Mr. Glad
stone, the Queen granted him i pension OF
e10O per year. He was learned and pro-
ltic author. His translatons OF Thoughts
of the Emperor Marcus Aurelius Anto-
minus" and 'sSelect Lives from Plutarch,"
bis editions of Cicero, Sallust, and Caesar,
and his "Dccline Of the Roman Republic"
will be especially remembered.-Ne,r York
World.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
pEpslA. AND SICK HEADACHE.

Pain in the right side. under the edge OF the rios,
Increases on pressure: sometimes the pain Is In the
e, side the patcut is rarely able to lie on the ieis
side sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade. and it frequently extends to the top OF The
,houl1cr and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
t,sn in the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
OF appetite and sickness; the bowels In general are
costivt sometimes alternative with lax; the head IS
troubled with pain. accompanied with dull, heavy
susation in The back part. There Is generally II
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied Win a
n.,nrlI sensation Of having left uEdonc something
which oupht to have been douc. 4 sllgnt dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of wearincss ard debility; he is easily startled, his
feet are cold OF burning, and hc complains or Il
n-icklv sensation CT the skim his spirits are low !;
aud although he Is satisfied that exercise would be
bepeaca! TO him. yet he can scarcely summon up
..r.u,ie enough 10 try it, 10 fact he dstrustS every
rs,,etv Several Of tie above symptoms attend the
e,y.se but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed. yet examination Of the body after
death hl: shown The LIVER TO have beer extensive
ly cr4nscd.
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COLONEL CUTsHAw IN EURoPE.-A letter
from Colonel w. E. Cutsbaw, City Eugi-
neer, to DR.. J. 3. Coakley, Of Richmond,
and dated Edinburg, Scotland, July sSth,
shows that the Colonel is having delight
full and highIy.instructive trip. lie has me-!
many noted engineers at Queens College
and elsewhere, has been the recipient OF
much kindness, and gained valuable infOr-
nation. He says the engineers Of our
country, in comparison with theirs. make
4 good showing. He speaks in glowing
terms OF Ireland, aud his agreeable disap-
pointment to find her standing IN wealth
and culture so much beyond what we have
been taught to believe. He goes next to
London, and thence to Paris.
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A CHILD BITTEN b. A SQUlRRgL.-A play
thing sometimes becomes dangerous in the
handling, as the little girl will attest whose
pteouS screams attracted the attention OF
persons on the Square in the neighborhood
OF the st. james Hotel Yesterday evening.
Little Ella Lee, about three years OF age,
and daughter OF Mr.. Newton Vaughan,
who boards at the st. james Hotel, was
playing with one the squirrels OH the Capt.
tol Square, some distance from her mother
and nurse, who were seated on one OF the
benches. The animal seemed very fond Of
the child, and she OF the little pet, but
somehow or other, whether from an excess
OF affectionate demonstration or being
frctted at some teasing on the part of Ella,
the squirrel bit ber severely on the arm, and
her screams attracted quite IN army to her
assistance, and the naughty bunnie was
driven off,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-15

i. is the opinion OF the Cincinnati Com
m orr ioL that "Senator Conklng has had his
warm @ 1g-a very loud one. He should vino
nm his legal business with the Spragues. ana
If r. he mn st 90 to watering-plaee, try Long
Branch"
The Sout h will raise this year about five
miI,ions hale Of cotton, two hundred thou-
sand % hoashea, is of sugar, aud very nearly
civ , hundred millions pounds OF tobacco:
This will he half million more bales OF
cotton. twice as much sugar, and twelve
millions more pounds Of tobacco than she
ever raised before. L. prices continue fair
the South will be comparatively richer.
when she markets the present crop; @ tnsn
any other section OF the county, ,f'l HaSl"'
ington Post.