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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SYNOPSIS fo,. ne , %: "a ho't@i

NYlOpSls IOr " , q n t7t-h
WASHINGTON. Aug TO- l n. m.-The barom-
eter is highest IN Florida and lowest in the 81 Law
renee Valley. depression is apparently forming
IN the Lower Mis- souri, Valley. Occasional ram has
fallen in ALI tna districts east Of the Mississippi River
veaot in England and the Middle Atlantic States
The ernrerature has risen slightly in Texas. NtEinia
and North Carolina and has fallen slightly IL the Upper
lake REGION elsewhere has remained stationary The
winos are southerlY or variable.
Indications
For rle Middle Atlantic states increasing c'oudness.
pc.lbIv OCCASIONAL rain sOHthwestery winds station
lr, faylucr4ture. stationary or lower barometer
For England. partly cloudy weather, occasional
rain s,uthge- WINDS nearly stationary uinPera
turc. stationary a. CHER barometer.
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L., AZ the railroad. These explanations have
TO ne me s eonS s se
ere cv, sky will vanish: II rot the guaranteeing
Eurpl' ,,,x have to consult 20 the nature and
tPewe,s sc oew porteni: meantime. further York
tento rav has been suspended for the present These
the a 80 ken from The Continental corr dependence
a s "a lgdpa telegraph
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OFF FOR THE SOLDIERS REUNION.

WAsnrGroN. Aug. 9.-The President Generals
Sherman. Upton, Macfeeley, Hazen and Crane,
Colonies Rockwell and Cor5in. Major Nickerson and
Lieutenant John Glenn VIII leave at 1910 to-mor-
row via Pittsburg for Columbus to attend the sol
diers reunion. General Hancock was invited. but a
press of business at his headquarters prevented any
relaxation OF this sort at the present time.
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TIE DEBT STATEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The Treasury De
partmeut is N receipt 81 frequent letters calling aten
ton to an apparent discrepancy in the statement
OF the amount OF public debt on June 3' as
shown by the monthly debt statement, and by thu
analysis Of the public debt since 1856 recently issued
bv the Departmeut The principal Of the debt stated
In both correctly Us % 100 1880 63, ana agree hat
ia me monthly debt statement the debt less cash DO TIE
Treasury include. accrued interest amounting TO
s22 s4J J47 YJ The analysis purpOrts To De %
statemeAt allowing only the principal OF the deDt.
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roinan,s of Infantry eight companies OF cavalry 9Li
light associafions Of ex-sOldcrs have herh afIsn'
quarters. The tents on the Fair Ground wa ae'"""'
date 3 900 men. . -. ~,
Private secretary Rogers tcie0raphel to-vaB ,nas
President Hayes will arrive here on GeHus,-nIy "V
nQ General DurDfn Ward viii -ncak on NcihfS"y'
The dome of the Ca DltOl 4. lif up this evening
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PrBLTc TALK ASD PRIV4TE OPINION

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your comment on General Hancocks
letter in THE TRIBUNE OF Saturday last reminds me OF
an incident Hancock declares Tor " full vote. free
ba lot and fair count" clergy OF known pro-SaVery
cb,ra erer WAS candidate for anti-slavery parish
A member wrote tho minister lnquring his views upon
slavery and he replied; " In pubic always take the
antl-slayrry side 800 H.
Ner- Haret, Conn, Aug. Q, 1850.
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HEiTY RAMS ~ NoRTH CAROLINA

RuuGp. n. G., Aug. 9.-The rainfall IN
all t Of an. stItc within the past tn DAYS h7 bren
heavy IN, swollen streams have taken away b'i-sr7
, .s an have done vast DAMAGE io tAe corn crop.
~, -. t,r ct,er rose tltrty-wo feet and iia fertile
"a I'm Inc. r uxurlnt crops ar" euii"ttg,d re
people arr ETH lopcul is W. ktu,Ia P'''r''' ' %"
I'm, ii, La ter than lor twenty Feaia
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rir.. J. all Nunber row Ready Price, % Gents.

THE NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAzAh
Price % cens per copy Subscription bce 81 50 per year
With large Coored Fashion Pateof seDtmber Fashio9s
ana pce@paSon t. LfTrLE ior
framing richly coorod cover Of Sew Jn1en -sHYh
FASHION BAZAR contains LARGE yarie o; ilnsiIatops
COSTUMES. Morning Dresses ana Home Foiets ...
Plain DraeHons for every Costume 10 enable ladies' 70 '"
Interesting tnsrayings Of Fancy Work and EmOr'dey
sketches OF Fanny Davenport ana Nine ks
Large Paper Pattern Diagram showing how 20 car two
seas0nabls and fashionable garments Lessons IN cuths
Four pieces Of Popular Music hts number I,
SWARRiED II sEcRET. by Matte E. Randall also ne
continuation OF new q2ysi D, fSs F. '"'''''
oas,. home In lorna ION Humorous Matter PoetIy and
biography will be found IN eaoI number. ,., o., 49,, q,
our publications. All persons REPRESENTING themselves "
such arc swindlegs
THE NETWORK MOSTHLY FASHION BAzARstes
sale BIZ ali viii also De sent postage prcpsa
for per single copy. Tho suscnpu9a P.cs - 'o
~ II p vandewater-st. Eew.Iorx
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WAIIIG-Ihe purest ana salest o. al "a nai
tic waters AVOID AL cOrsr. irritating wasers foreign and
domestic they destroy the digestive organs and kdnrys
ro-s % ncS N0tice .,,,
August IL ss1 gl e2,s = tis - =, o. ~ 80 a.
town on WE'D Day At $50 Do. for ElroDo ~ ,Isan
nust be- spa a lire,se,li and Tor france d.
rec! o' T Europe ~ 9Sesmsnp CITY
Queenstown correspondencs Tor oSn,hH 10 ar re,e ~
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Augnsl ID rns mails or AApmwau Psene leavs
New, YORK August 10 the m9is TO- Honduras a,a 3
S wsT fS Sns leave SewYoTs me mails 70. nav
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Aosirada etc. leave saa Fraa s.aoo August ~
Pos, Once Ne~.YorS August i.ao.
Ready Th.s Morning..
rHE SEMI-WEr<aY TRIBUNE.
The issue 10.
Letter, ~n staa othei Correspondents a ta' 81
World lni tne New
Price n wrappers rcaiY tor ilau ayo cent, P,s obpf
ono copy year nv ropes 81 ten oo9o' iii'i'
extra % Postage al cases r's =. Lao sab'erio'e
Address ....
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ONE PACKAGE - GENERALLY SUFFICIENT.
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polilieal Acntes.
Campaign lau.pncnts OF ali s!ads oaaafac nrsi aai
i'i Sale '' HERMAN FORcE 2s8 broadway. \. Y.
PeIItea Goods.
BADGES. BANNhS fLAGs, TORCH
sgSD F0R CIRCULAR AND PRICES
QFOR4E pANSD>r, No. 4 P4rA-pa.s Nes York
XxIIId Assssbiv District tseDu1.ican Association.
-lIar mon lng Tails nescayl evening igust 4,
| 40. AZ zoo Last l25.l.sL, al = Ocoth
HENRY WELSH. President
FRANK LIZ CoNPTN secretary.
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THE SITUATION IN AFGHANIsTAN.
Innnns Mnndnr. Ang. 0, 80.

Adyices from Slmla TO the 9th inst.
state that Caudahar had not been attacked
Ayooh Khan has reached KohkarsD, four miles SCUM
west OF Candah r. There had Deeh no Ans Gu "
t1.,.tG .Ilai or Pishun. All quiet at CaDul.
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THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. VA speCIdI CdUIV
dispatch from London 70 ne Mail says; " The negoua-
nons between the Canadian Ministers and English
catgis tor the construction OF the Pacific Railroad
,r. making sat sfactOry progress. Many leading pubic
MN ne hrlpiug Lhc Cauadiaus. ana he Imperial Gov
eruuent l. taking active, II Indirect part Ia the
rnnIIAt Ons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

MoRE THAN SEvEN."-Mabel: Give us a
"a aGnUe. ] Anow YOU got one IN your DaS Hc
peela nering ana tney ldn'J ike being gwen I" "a
~ tf who gets up 50 late in the morning MADE:
BED day when they gets a chance and nobody d"u't
S'A t-tn.- Fun.
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Mavor Jamea A Bradley assisted the family and sem
them % Krw-York ta-nighf The MIvGr also icegidphe
to the New-YOrk Commissioners Of hn grli"h 80 ""''
them try and bIe X nn The nIalnnu- IIuI-.
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TvtnryF OFFICE AuE 10 l =. m-The barometer
u f,adii throughout h greater part OF yesterday.
and il LOW uucn below rhe average The tcmucrlture
,l pe.yge,n $50 apd 37' DE average t7J25ol being
s57 higher nan on corresponding day las. ycu ana
Il higher Than on sun -.
oe, ar rari.y caGdy woltAer. with occasional rain
ami 9qrr temperature, may expected TO DIS ~ this
md
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The ten states in which the largest amount of mali

More Than 81 per ceut OF the entire mattor mdHeI
originated IN the fifty principal cities Of Che United
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IRRIED.

MACLEOD-MACLEOD-At Giencoe ontario August =
afei DIV tle Rev Archibald
Fleming of P4uis. Perth. scotland uncle NJ The Dride
Ne NIceoI NJ Manila tO Harriet IT,. second daug1tor
Of tie late Rev John Macleod, u Glencoe No cards
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rgIBUyE L0cAL oEtEsyArt,VI.

s0. n- ii''
me Do
wifnfsnt
f.l
rnr m eoartl 10 Indicated 5y Arsnsmets IS ata'ta
. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10

ABACKHANDED sLAP ST TIE POOR WORLD.
4 Prom Richmond Wig DEM
II il really amusing a. well as curious 10
- M, l!~r ate certainty SHAT wueu las has pecu
lr-o.rsd car, .ht and eNpotci. n will ~ once seek 10
eV Dfisclf Dy worse lies sd more OF them.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Tho Republicans OF Michigan have 4 strong
- ",,ror state ticket, IN adnirlbc platform. first
snu Con ressona candiaates ana every incentive or
rass $40 campaign work d troll Post and Irib
une R'pl ,
w,dc Hampt0n's promise Of a Solid South
,.u'gco.s ~ likely 10 hc fulfilled Ne m'tter about
ioI = f,rr The coUaung viii Toe attended o. Cinciu
nal Gazt.te lRepJ
Jf tha Democrats should get into power both
4, t,S Wlr;, House and IN Congress, they would he
,nd willing do ANYTHING 90 restore the order or
ts ing before The war Chicago ourna tRep)
The Democrats of Limestone County, Tex"
80 de.laf ia avoT q. On" reu animation OF GOV rot
ppnera and uuaieranle opposition 20 tax1uo1 for
a. sl,uort Of puuAc ~cHOOsl~t Louis Glo0e-Demo-
craff tnpl
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All notices Of
name ana dddres
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-a - ~ rnE wAR IN INsInIoUs ATTAcK :

m y0T IAII IITT " IN y IN0IIIINTN1 y 41FNIE :
~ 49, iycm Ths Mobile Rags'cr ,Usm.
Tur NEw-YORK TRIBUNE asks: Why dO
.,,sa and HaucOcA both fre called upon IN assure me
SriTv ihar toey VII stand ef tne Contribution be
oose irqf instrument has need ~ protection a2aAs'
80" ,n.i5t,,ts attacks OF tle Republican party.
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Mineral Waters.

CONGRESS wATEHIhe purcst and safest Of AL cath
tie Waiers AVOID AL irritating waiers foreign ao
dnnentIe dtalroy The GgeaIYn organs ana kdnrys
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THE NETWORK MONTHLI FASHION HAIARh TOT
sale by IL viii also De sent postage prrpsa
f cens per NILE COPY Tho suDsCnpuDu price - ~ JO
~, vssr .a,Ire.s GEORGE MUNRO,
- ' II 10 - Vandewatsr-sL, ksw.HOrK.
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Judge NasOn.--'Duke Johnson.

JANJAh1 -, loC''
In the Dispatch Of to-day find notice
OF an interesting incident in the life OF the
late judge John Y. Mason by lady writer
for the ChriStiqn Observer.
am glad the ObSerUer'S fair correspond
ent has brought to light this incident-so
crediiable to the original and at the same
time to her own appreciation OF what con-
stitutcS true politeness.
The present writer bad the good fortune
TO know Judge Mason well, and can say that
the act alluded to was in Keeping with his
uniform habit. Judge Mason filled many
prominent positions in state and Federal
Governments. Beginning with seat IN the
Virginia Legislature, he rose TO that OF con-
pressman, Cabinet officer, Judge OF the
United States Court for the Eastern District
of Virginia, president OF the James River
and Kanawha Company, finally minister
to foreign court, in which latterbis earthly
career terminated. During all this course
OF distinction he never lost his native genial
Qualities. No pressure of official engage
ments ever united him for joke or pleas
antry, thus teaching how important are the
little amenities OF life.
But have been betrayed into longer
article than / had intended, and yet must,
by YOUR indulgence, Messrs. Editors, men
ton another incident which | have heard
related, and which bears on the point just
made.
The late widely known William X. John
son, OF Chesterfield county, who, sup
pose, had no superior in the way OF gen.
erous hospitality, even in Virginia in her
paImicSt days, had on certain occasion a
dining-party, composed OF distinguished
persons of his own and perhaps OF foreign
lands. While seated at his bountiiully-sup
Piled board, one Of his foreign guests, as
the story goes, accidentally broke one OF
pair OF elegant aud costly articles OF table
ware, when his son, The late Marmaduke
johnson, promptly seized the correspond
ing one and dashed 1t into pieces on tbt
floor. The father, being so pleased at The
act OF the son in relieving his guest OF NOR
ti6cation and embarrassment, remarked
:" Was not that nobly done I"
In tbl, case 1t cost more TO accomplish th'
object than it did in the case Of the Judge
yet both acts were dQhe with one high ant
honorable motive, COysIDERATIyENESa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-29

Personal AND POLIIICAL.-The follow
Ing gentlemen constitute the Readiuster
Caucus Committee on the Public Debt: II.
ii. RiddIebcrger (chairnan). W. II. Tlirner
Joseph Walker, James Frazier. Il. r. FaT,
c. II. Bliss. Duff Green, William {. Parks,
Robert SayerS, John Paul, Abram Fuker-
son, Samuel II. Motieit.
On January 8th, on motion Ci Mr. EchOls.
the House
ReSOtred, That the Superintendent OF
Public Buildings be instructed 10 make
some improvement, II practicable, in the
ventilation OF this hall.
\ practicable" plan has been offered.
and the work can be done for about $3.50.
TO prevent delay the House placed the
whole matter in the hands Of the Superin-
tendent OF Buildings, and the members are
now eagerly looking forward to the relief
they have 50 long sought.
Ii the work can be properly done for
$3.50 1t will be money well expended.
Speaker Lacy has issued his writ for
special election to be held in the county OF
King William on Tuesday. February 18th.
\ delegate is 10 be chosen 10 ill the seat
lately occupied by Judge Roger Gregory.
The legislative committees are now hard
at work.
The Rev. Dewitt Talmage has accepted
an invitation 10 address the literary societies
OF Richmond College at the commencement
in June.
Among the visitors TO the Tobacco EX-
change yesterday were b. +. Harlow. Esq,
editor OF the GreenJrjer independent !;
Messrs. w. X. Jenkins, Of Oxford. y. &. :;
B. o. james, Of GOochland: :. Thomas,
E>q., OF Caroline. brother Of Mr. james
THONGS, OF This cily.
The number Of breaks at the Tobacco
Exchange Yesterday were Sd ho@sheads and
) tierces. The offerings at auction were 81
packages: Of which number 13 were sold
at prices ranging from - 80 to Sl6 -.
\ meeting OF the Virginia Republican
state Central Committee will be held at the
cuslom-bOuSe to-day at ~ O'Clock, when
matters concerning the action OF the Repub-
licaE party Of the State will be considered
4 small cOlorcd girl was before the Police
Court Yesterday FOR stealing some articles
of trihing value. Her mother wrote q note
to Justice Crutchfeid asking him 30 whip
the child and send her home. Is she was
sick and unable to attend court. lBe re-
quest was complied with.
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| Sfief HegsS.-Ar ne concert for the BEN
eft of the Irish sufEs, ers given at Cersley's
Hall Tuesday night. . Ohm +. Taylor, Esq,
delivered q ye,y iniers ing speecD sppro-
pirate 20 fbe oc ,as,on.. On the part of the
|Sommif'ee, he rc.urneG. ,haDSs 10 All who
assisted n the csuse.
There were tso MA 'ages ~ 'be Guy
Tuesday xiobt ao,b a. ured about the
same hour.
Next FRIDAY night is ,h,e1 egular night for
The Beethoven musf saie.
The Board " Governors u Tue beetho-
ven Associa, ion wills bn,d IN important
meeting Fridsy night afttrtl moS'cqe.
At the meet Ngof t,e City \ ;nooi Doar9
Tuesday afternoon Rev. n. II. "oouwa,u
and DR.. r. p. SSthews appear.t an" quart
lied as members. Mr. ND0dwasst soceeeus
ltsv- q. VandeDliee. ,fbo hsr removed
from the city, and DIR. Mathews "a Tue va
caDcy which wss sused by<the rsa snatioh
or Hr. +. ". Weisger.
%ew's Washingt al tcolc redf Va nneo
- 80 IN the Police Court y-sterdaJrt or ass
saulting and bealIng'Laura i'aybe (c feu''
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Perennial I,inafore.
ITS PRESENTATION IN A NEW PHAsE-TBE Pc
TERsBURG OPERA COMPANY NOVEL AMI
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.

IT'S PRESENTATION IN A NEW PHAsE-TBE pc
TERsBURG OPERA COMPANY NOVEL AM
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Richmond has witnessed. endured. anc
enjoyed Pinaiore Ia various phases and By
numerous companies. In spite OF ourselves
this charming, sparkling bit OF nonsense
with all OF its imprObabilities OF plot ha.
10fmed itself into our hearts, and where
tl7e legitimate drama and geBleel cOmedy
haze langUisbed, PinafoTe, perennial Pina-
fore. rendered BY companies good. bad. or
Indifferent, has hardly ever beer played TO
otner than paying houses.
The advent Of the Petersburg am1teurs
In the cYer-popnar opera g the Theatre
last nlght was an event that was looked
forward to- with more than ordinary inter-
est. Many OF the company, comprising as
II ala some ef the best young men in Our
sister city. the little Cockade, were welt
known in this city, aud at each representa-
tion in Petersburg their performances bad
been witnessed by large, fashionable, and
enthusiastic audiences. Last night there
was t0lerable full and very fas hionable
audience, and II the performance diti not
come Up 10 the great expectations OF all
who attended, it was at least pleasant .a1d
as novelty very delightful.
Mr.. George w. Scott as Captain CorsO-
ran and Mr.. james Kennedy as Cousin
Hebe were particularly happy. and without
disparaging the claims Of the Others il must
be said carried Off The nOnors Of the night,
each being heartily eacored. Cousin Hebe
was the best.lOokinS seen since Miss Belle
Mackenzie undertook the 16ie last fail, and
was almost equal to Miss Helen Stuart, wbo
made the character famous with the first
Of Mr. John Il. Ford. His make
up was splendid. Mr.. Willie Friend as
Josephine displayed great taste in his toilet,
and his actions were good. Mr.. james S.
Powell rs First Aunt was fearfnlly and
wonderfully made up, and looked like a
cross between one OF ButfIlO BilPS live In
dans and the prelate in Romeo and Juliet.
The other characters were finely repre,ent-
ed, and the chorus, both OF able seamen
and sisters, cousins, and aunis-all males
was acceptable. Under the circumstances
criticism, even Justly needed, is dis
armed. The company are SIMPLY anna
tenrs, whose entertainments have been
given in the interest Of various charities.
The duet between the Captain and Dick
Deadeye was well sung, as was the Bell
trlO There were a number Of eX-PeerS-
bun gers in the audience, all OF whom loudly
appauded the efforts OF their former towns
men, and seemed proud Of their lyric tri-
umph. The closing scene was well render
ed, and the last notes OF &" He is an English
man" fell on 4 highy-peased and sympa-
ihetic, ii not Oyer-satiSiied, audience.
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a,r,r,u or LIVER COMPLAINT DYs-
rrpsiA. AND SICK nEADACHE.


r.,-,, ,be rirh, side under The edge Of 'he ribs
-. m procure; sometimes the pain IS In the
se The pa,ieu, is rarely sbie 10 lie on the lof'
-. .one,lme. The pain IS feH under the shoulder
-. and il frequently extends to the top Of The
-,,..,,.r. and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
,,sr ,u the arm. The stomach 6 affected with io'
.,.,,1,i,e and sickness; the bowels IN general arc
-, sometimes alternative with lax the head IS
,,,,,,,8 ulih pain, accompanied with dull heavy
,,.,..,.n IN the back part. There IS generally
.,or,h,e loss Of memory, accompanied with
...,o,i s,usqlion Of having left uIdone something
.,t.s ought 70 have been done. snen,, dry cough
=, .or,.,irses an aiiendaut. The patient complains
y, ,e.riDe>s ard debility; he is easily startled his
-, are cold or burning, and he complains oi a
r.,.l,v sensation Of the shin; his spirits are low
a., ,i.iovsb he Is satisfied ihai exercise would be
he,eeeiai 10 him. yet he can scarcely summon Up
,-r6e enough 10 tr, IL. Ia fact. he dlsrsis every
,sme,r. several Of The above symptoms attend the
e...,.e. lu, cases have occurred where a few of
te,, existed Jet examination Of the body after
e.,,h be-. Shown the LIvEE to have been extensive
fieranssd.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.-The sales OF loose
tobacco Tuesday and yesterday 1T the dill
lerent warehouses embraced about l34,00
pounds. All of il was Of this years growth,
and was brought here in wagons. The
price, for loose tobacco have been very good
this week. The receipts have fallen on
some bat on account OF the recent uniayor-
able season for handling. At CrenShaw's
and Shockoe warehouses large quantity OF
dark tobacco was sold at toleraDly fair prices.
An attractive feature in the sales at Central
warehouse was a large quantity Of bright
yellow leaf. which was offered as loose. This,
with the dark offered from Louisa, Caro-
line, Hanover, and Powhatan. brought out
many buyers. The prices for bright To-
bacco ranged from 50 . to Sil, and dark
from g 10 so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-29
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

CcuncH Notes. next regular meet
ing OF the City Council will be on the first
Friday 0f next month.
The Finance Committee met last night in
Council Chamber hall 10 prepare their re-
port for the regular meeting.
The special committee from Manchester
appointed to consult with special commit
tee from Richmond in relation TO the re-
pairing OF the Free bridge will meet the
Richmond committee this afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
II is understood that the question Of the
appointment OF Il port-warden for the city
OF Manchester will again be brought up
before the Cily Council at an early date.
II is expected that all Of the members Of
the civ Council will be present at the con-
ference OF the bondholders which takes
place February 10Th in Richmond.
The regular bouc for the City Coancll to
meet during the coming two months Is at
4 O'Clock.
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CAesterfed NerS.-Thcre WILDE union
meeting OF AL the Baptist churches in Ches-
,crted county on the 2Sth and 29'h OF
February at Providence church, in Matoaca
district. Members from the various churches
in the county will be present, and VIII take
part in the proceedings.
Owing 10 ;he recent rains the roads
throughout Chesterfield are at present very
muddy.
Henry Davis, a cOlored eS-penitentiary
convict, was arrested at Midlothian on Mon
day. charged with stealing one lot Of cloth
ing from one person and selling 1t TO
another. He afterwards broke into the
house OF the man vino purchased il and stole
the clothing again. Subsequently he was
arrested and taken 10 the Chesterfield taH,
where he l. now confined awaiting trial.
Some very fine tobacco, raised In Che.
teriield, has been sold in the Richmoad
market this eek.