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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-18
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
GLOBE COssoLIDArED n,NIN,

NLORE COSsULIDATED MINING
" LUMrANY.-LocatiOn IL principal place
| VI busibe.s. ban Francisco. Gall ornia
Location Of works. told Hill. storey county
| Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st msrtine Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the ninth (sth)
day Of Dees%Ssr, isso, an ,..es,msnt .y,.a !so;
upon the cspita, stock Of the corporation, pay.
sbls Immediately. In United State. gold coin,
TO the secretary. st the once Of the Company,
Room .. No. i0s Lsidssdorn ssrset. Ban Fran.
CISCO, Cali ornis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nfteenth ls,h) d.y
January. lssi. win bo dslinquent. and
advertised for sale ct public auction.
and unless payment e made bei,re; VIII be
sold on sATgR SAT- AK; 70. FIFTH 81. 9th, stn
qusut assessment, together with costs Of sdver.
tising and expenres OF sale. By order OF mo
''' o. Il. BooART. secret,ry.
0f1ce-Room .. No. i0e Lsidesd.rn street.
San francisco. California.
DULLION hlNlNG COMPANY.
ID Location Of principal place Of business.
9 al francisco. California.
Nsvsd..
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held ON the fouft, enth
litth) day OF December. ls8J. an a'scs.msnt
tNo. Ill Of Fifty Cens te0c) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay.
able Immediately. IN United States god coin. 10
tne Secretary. ~ the once Of the Company.
Room s. safs Deposit Building, No. SaS Mont.
gom.ry street. Ran francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assersnent shall
remain unpaid on the seventeenth l1thJ day
Of JANUARY. 1881, will be delinquent.
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless pay ment 10 made before will DO
cold on MONDAY. the SEVENTH t7thD
oay OF FEBRUARY. 1881 TO pay the DELINQUENT
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order oi ths DO I'd Of Directors.
n BhAzELL. secreiary..
Onice-No s2s Montgoner, street. koom :,
ssfs u, posit Building. Ban Francisco. Cali
fornia. IL
JULIA CONSOLIDATED MlNINe
J co OuPANY.-Locsiion OF principal place
Of business, san Francisco, ralifornis.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevads.
Notice is hereby given. that st meeting OF
the Board OF Director, held on the fifteenth
day OF December. 1850, an assessment NO. ~
OF Thirty tSJl Gents Der share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin: TO the
secretary, st tho once Of the Company, No. tl9
Calf ,ruia street, Room II, Ban Francisco. Gal.
iivrnia.
Amy stock upon which this sssesement shaI
remain unpaid on the tGentieth l2Otn) day
Of JANUARY. 1881. will be delinquent. and
advertised for ,a.s st public suctian. aud
unless pay ment 10 made beiore will be sold
on N ,NDAY. the FOURTEENTH QtthI day OF
FEBRUARY. 1881. to pay the deItnQuent A.
sessment, together with costs OF sdvsrtising
AID sxpenres OF sale.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
II. a. CHARLES. secretary,
Onios-No. 4l9 California street. Room IL. an
Francisco. California. IL
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The E\ ENlNG NEW s
Published every day (sundsys exeep,edi.
RI rHE NEWS pUBLIsMING CO.

GO Entered at the Gold Hill postofice
As second.class matter.
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lvERMAN hILSEH Mts - W."
" PANY.- Loca ion OF principal place oil
business, San Francisco. C.. .ifornis.
Location OF works. cold Hill. storey county.
N,vA.s.
Notice Ia hereby given. that at Q meeting Of
the Board o. Directors. held on the second
ID } day Of December, 1850. an assesr.
mvnt mo. lsI oi Fifty (soI Gents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor;
poration, payable immediately, Id United
States gold coin, TO the Secretary. at the once
Of the Company. No. tN California sueei,
san Francisco California,
remain unpaid ON the sixth l6ihI day OF
January. 1881. will be delinquent. aud adver.
tie d for sale ct public auctiou, and unless az
ment 10 made before. will be sold on Thurs
LAY, the twenty .seveutu day OF Januar,. 1851,
10 pay the delinquent asressn-nt, togsther with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale. BY
order of the Board OF d .rertors.
GEU. ID. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Ofice-No. az California street. Ban Fran.
cisro California.
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,.OrOsI MINING COMPANY
Location of principal place OF business,
San Francisco, Cslifui mis-; location OF wofkr,
Virginia Mining District, Storey county, Nc
vada.
hotico IL hereby given. that at meeting Of
the Directors. held on tho TtNiH tl0thl
day OF DECEMBER, 1880. an assessment
lNo 81 Of Fifty Cents l5ocl per share Was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation. pay
s6lc Immediately. IN United States gold coin. 70
tho secretary, at the offc- OF the Company,
Koom ~, Nevada Block. No 30 Montgomery
ar eft, San Francisco California.
Any stock upuu which this assessment snali
r.msin dnpaid OH the fourteenth tltth, day oi
January. 1881, will Be delinquent. and advertised
for ra,e at public auction. aud unless payment
n made before will be aold ON Sht URUAf, the
nfth Isth) day Of FEBRUARY. 1881, 70 pa,
the dclinqucnt ssre- rment. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF na,e.
w. X. DEAN. pecrctary
Once - Ro IN 70. Nevada Block. NO. ~:
NJ ,nigomery street. S-n Ffanclrco. Cal. u
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SILvER HILL MINING COAPA
,ENTaN NAL

once - Room 70, Nevsda Block. No. so'
Montgomery street, san Francisco. California.
nol1ld
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,yERMAN sILVEK NV u

on,oe-li4 oalifornis street. Ban rrsnciso'
California, ~
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lIULLION INNING COMPANY

of,ce-Room .. No. iOs Lsidesd.rn street.
San francisco. California. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHO0L ASSOCIATION
The monthly meeting OF this Association
WAS held in Pine-Street church on sunday
afternoon-Jlmes B. Winston, president, IN
the chair, and A. l.. Shepherd secretary
pro tenn. Prayer by Rev. DR.. John William
Jones.
Rev. Mr. Pappenbausen, having charge OF
the German Mission in Fulton, being called
upon by the president, came forward, ana,
after making a statement in regard 10 MS
school, made application for admission Into
the Association. On motion OF Rev. Dr.
Hatcher, this school was unanimously ad-
mitted: after which special prayer was
made for Mr.. PaTpenhausen, his mission
school, and his cOIaDorers, Rev. DR.. Ii. III.
Harris leading in the prayer. AT the sug-
restion OF Or. Hatcher, collection was
taken up to pay for the printng-press used
by Mr.. Pappenhausen in printing his own
Sunday-school literature, and the amount
needed was raised.
We compile from the reports or the SUI
nerintendents the following table OF the
average attendance for the month OF oilcers'
teachers, and scholars, and the collections
/ iu tho schools
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Fire Record.
FIVE DWELLINGS BURNED On BYRD ISLAND
FIRE NEAR THE JAIL.

FIVE DWELLINGS BURNED On BYRD lsLAND-
FIRE NEAR THE JAIL.
On Sunday morning between 3 and !
O'clock Policeman FenS0m saw light on
Byrd Island in the ncIShborhood OF the
Snnoc mill. and ran down 10 the Tenth
Street ho,e-hOuSe and notified the fremen
there. and an alarm was at once given from
Station 81. Immediately afterwards an
alarm was turned in at Station IA, corner OF
Tenth and Byrd streets. The IRE was on
Tenth street between Canal aud BYRD
streets. and had gained considerable head
way before it was discovered. 1t was in
the row OF framed stores and dwellings on
the east side Of the street. IL originated IN
No. 209, which was unOccupied, and spread
north and south TO Nos. 2l7, 2l5, 2l3,
2ll. 200, 207, and 205. Nos. 2O9 and I'll
were unoccupied, and the fire believed 10
have been the work OF an lncendiary. Nos.
20j and 207, occupied by Mr.. Barry
and Mr.. Clendening, The latter as bakery
and dwelling, were totally destroyed. Mr..
Clendening was insured for S500-S300 on
his stock and $500 on bis building-in the
Mutual Assurance Society. Nos. 209 and
2ll were also pretty much destroyed. No.
2l3, occupied by Mrs. Conlin, and NO. 20,
occupied by Mrs. Moody, were also consid'
erably damaged. The side OF No. III, oc'
euped by Mr. Kamphouse, was silgGt'y
burned. The old brick building, owned by
Nj. Schultz, in rear Of the framed houses
just described, which was used in former
days as bowIing-alley, was also damaged
the window-frames and doors being partly
burned. This building was divided into
i've or six rooms, and occupied by colored
women named Grammer, Palmer, Mayo
and Swami.
Some very pretty work was done at thl'
fre, Notwithstanding the fact that the fir'
burned almost as rapidly as II the houses
had been OF paper; and il was prevented
from spreading with apparent ease. Th'
total loss will probably be $1,000 TO $1,000
Yesterday morning at 11:15 an alarm o
hre was sounded from Station AZ, caused b,
the partial burning Of The roof OF house
No. fO7 Fifteenth street-in what is known
as Rufled-Shirt Row." occupied by NJ
Melton aud owned by ID. Brophy. Damag
tTiiing. The fire originated from chmne
sparks
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local MATTERS.
Coupty Judges Tenure.

.~,SrS THAT WILL SETTLE THE TEkM w VI
r,cy or THE COUNTY JUDGES-TWO DEP
~ surRrFFs COMMITTED; ONE FOR Dis
oprytNG JUICE MINOR, THE OTHER FOR DIS
oovv1Nc JVDGR wADDfIL-wRITS OF HA-
REAs CORPUS INVOKED.
Yesterday being the time Tor holding the
mar February term OF the County Court,
= i,rge number Of persons assembled at the
"a"r,.bouse expecting TO see clash be-
sen Julge +. &. Minor and the judge
.lect. Edmund Waddill, Jr.
low minutes past IL O'Clock Judge Mi
nor came into court and ordered Deputy
sheriff william Walsh TO open court, when
be ref,,sed 10 do. and thereupon he ordered
sheriff Jones to open court, which he ava.
sfterWhich the Judge Instructed tne "rahu
iury to be called. The jury (Mr. Thomas
Johnston iOreman) answered to their names
spd took their seats.
Judce Minor said: "Gentlemen OF the
grand Jury, | VIII discharge you ior the
fern. There is doubt among many per-
son. - TO who i the legal Judge OF this
court ut this time. While l am OF OPINION
that the term OF office OF my successor does
not begin until the first OF next January
and that am Judge, yet think whlle there
question Us TO who i the Judge tnat
should perform no judicial act until The
ouestIon is settled by the Court OF Appeals.
| Wlll therefore discharge You and adjourn
the couIt until the next term, before which
time. doubtless, the question VIII De set
tied"
INDIE Minor turned 10 the sheriff and
said. "Mr. Sheriff, adjourn the court
which was done.
Judge Minor. before vacating the bench
drew up the following order:
"Deputy-Sherih William Walsh is com
mitled 10 Jail for two months for refusln!
10 obey and disObey ing a lawful order o
hi. court this day made.
"E. c. MINOR, Judge"
After Judge Minor had adjourned th
court Judge Waddill entered the room ant
ordered Deputy sheriff Broaddus to opel
court. which he refused 10 do. He thel
ordered the sheriff tO do so, which he did
Judge Waddul then handed some paper
to the clerk and said. "Mr. Clerk, enter M
commission and qualification upon the re
cord Of this cOult." The grand iur
Thomas Johnston foreman) was called
and upon taking their seats Judge Waddi
said "Gentlemen of the grand jury, yo
are discharged until the next term, for rei
sons that are unnecessary to mention"
The Judge then issued an order simlla
10 ore issued by Judge Minor, orderln
that John +. Brolddus, deputy sheriff, I
committed to Jail for two months for di
obcying an order OF the court.
Ii is understood that the cases OF Nessr
William Walsh and John L. Broaddus, d
puties Of the sheriff, will be taken to I'll
Supreme Court OF Appeals to-day on an o
plicaion for a writ Of hqbeQS corpus.
IL. sands and w. l.. Royal will represe
Mr.. Broaddus COMMITTED by Judge Wa
din: W. w. Gordon, George p. haw, al
John :. Wi>e will represent Mr.. wal
committed by Judge Minor.
MesSrs. Walsh and Broaddus are und
the custody OF the sheriff.
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has been lost or destroyed 10 the person en-.
Titled thereto, and across the face and on the
stub OF such be ssall endor>e duplicate
OF number. The Treasurer Of the county
Tor city, shall, on the 1st day OF Augus',
1881, and upon the iss OF each succeeding
month, SO long as the te-ppoJaryIOan books
remain in the hands Of tAe clerR. call upon
him for bis books. The Treasurer shall,
upon blanks to be furnished him by the
Auditor, make up tabuated state ment, as
follows:
Clerk OF the county Tor city oS = In account
with fbe Commonwealth Of Vlrgi ala for subscrp-
tions to temporary loan OF lSs- for the month OF
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METHODIST SUNDAY-SCH0OL SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting OF the Metho-
dist Sunday.SchoOl Society OF Richmond
and Manchester was held AZ Park-Piace
church Sunday afternoon at 81 o'clock-A.
+, West Dre>idcnD in the chair; j. l.. sims
andJ. T. Riddick secretaries. The meeting
was opened with singing by PalkPlac
school and prayer by Bishop ID. s. Dcggett.
Mr.. J. Thompson Brown, superintendent
of Park Place school, made a gratifying re-
port OF the Sunday school. There has been
considerable increase IN the school, and de-
cide1 Improvement in every department
The children are attentive. Have no drOnes
NJ present all at work with will, deter
mined to make the school successful.
Captain Richard Irby, Of Ashland, was
introduced, and addr, ssed the meeting on
the following points: The great object and
aim of the sunday school Is to bring souls
to Christ: the motive which should INSPIRE
Sunday.schoo workers; love for Christ;
how we should WOrk-earneStly and faith
fully: encouragement in this work; the
great amount OF good that may be accom-
plished: the Sunday-schOol teacher Is plant
| inc seed that shall spring up and Drin9
forth fruit unto everlasting life.
Bishop Doggett then addressed the meet
inc, bringing out in very effective manner
the following points: The harvest-tlme /,
the duty Of going forth in the strength OF
God TO reap the results OF Sunday-school
labor: the unseen influences at WORK IN the
sunday school 10 accomplish the salvation
OF the children; what To do with the drones
in the Sundly-school hive; how to save
them. The Bishop expressed his gratitlca
ton at the continued Inherent manifested II
these monthly meetings. and urged all en-
gagged in this good work to put forth every
effort to make it permanent success.
Rev. Mr. Wright, pastor OF Laurel-Stree
Methodist church, made very earnest ad
dress on the subject Of the conversion 0
children. He contended that this is ID
prime object of all Sunday-school teaching
He urged the children TO accept the oner o
r salvation made by their teachers.
. The singing on this occasion by PafN
. Place Sunday school was pronounced exec
lent:
: The following is a summary OF superir
| tendeats' reports for the month OF January
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peoygss0R WINsToN's LscrURE To-
vIcur Professor c. II. Winston VIII de-
liver the fourth OF his series OF lectures on
astronomy before the Young Mems mrs. mrs
ian Association tonight at Association
UoIl. HIS subject Is the " MOOR anu
those who have heard the other lecture. &c Oh
The hes s.ries Will certainly desire to hear this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

LADIES' UNDERwEAR.-LRyN DRorBRxs are
the largest manufacturers of this article ,n ,his
State. They have had all Of their hands b,sIy em-
ployed for the past -four weeks, aud can now show
the largest stock OF LADIES' USnFBwEAE tn this
city. As the material used In The Manufacture Of
the garments was purchased before the advance IN
price, they are enabled to offer This stocS at old
prices. Ladies will Ind 1t to their Advantage ID
purchase at once. thereby saving 25 per eeN.
GARMENTS MADE TO or DER AT SHORT NOT CE.
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AgCgrON SALES THIS DAY.

~ On all sGIes Of Rsat Bstcts mn<s bawese
tls lSt II JGnudyy amt tgd Of Jun. tAe tGges(N
Or IN GATES made bettoeen the lst OF July dndtGA
IN ths wear the taues haze to be paid ey the seller
IThiS custom was adopted about hfteen year: age
by all the real estate aeents IN kicnmonu, ana ~
nliesto Richmond aud ylcinitE.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

u,vp,co supgRvlsoRs.- Board o!
s,neryisors OF Henrico county will meet
next Saturday. They WIN tneh uevs ,svisS
upon the amount OF school, tax .,yroor. 70 ov moor
Tor the present year. The coun.s s.pp spVIh, IN.
house question Is expected 10 &, ensas. lite WV
attention Of the Board at an carr! "a'e'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

las. MACDOUGALI. lOk A. NJ. furniture. &c.
ROBERT e. LYME, Al p. NJ, commissioners sale
of brick tenement No. GIT twenty sixth street,
between Lel2b and VI streets. Ch,rch iih
FRANK ID, HILL 4 Co, i2 NJ. commissioners
and aSsgnee's sale OF real estate In Henrico
county and Richmond city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
AND COMMON COUNCIL THIS M0RNING.-T
Board Of Aldermen will meet at the Coun-
ell chamber this morning at 10 O'Clock 10
attend The funeral Of their late member, Mr.
y. u. lipscomb. The members OF the Com
mon mon Council are Invited by resolution 10
uhlle with the Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

Right Reyer, nd Bishop Keane will preach
the brat OF course of sermons on the In.
carnaiion. These sermens will be contin-
ued every Sunday night daripg Lent.
A contract hrs been madc with Messrs.
Pompli'z K Co., Of Baltimore, for q new
organ for the Cathedral. The new instru.
ment, which Is valued at $500, viii be
ready for use on Sunday The "a Of May.
There will be an entertainment Tonight
at Cathedral Hall by The pupils OF the
Academy and parish, school, the proceeds
OF which will be dev oted TO aiding In de-
fraying the expenses Of conducting the
school. These periodical entertainments
by the boys are very enl oyab'e, and deserve
liberal patronage.
The principal seryices at Al. Patrick's
church Tomorrow, Ash-Ncdsesday. Will
begin at y O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNl0N--
The monthly meeting Of the Presoytenan
SUNDAY School Uaion was held at the second
Pre-, Ayterian church lasi night at o'e,ncs -
MIR. J. ID. X. Seight, president, IN th ; sbar.
Reports for the month OF January were
read as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

CoNGREss WATER.-rs superiority rs cathar-
tic and Alternative consists Ia it, entire freedom
from everything bitter acid. crude that produces
headache, internal soreness aud tends to destroy
The mucous membrane. Al mineral waters that are
dangerous irrtants may DE known by an acid otter
ta.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

., JoDGsESr AGAINST A STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Inc suit OF John NJ. Hall against the Vir-
slnla Steamboat Company for breach OF
contract was tried In the Circuit Court yes
erday before Judge Wexford. Judgment
was awarded In favor Of plaintiff for 300.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

CoUGus, COLDS, AND CONSUMPTION are often
cured by the timely use of Cod-Liyer OH. Try the
Emulsion prepared by PURCELL, LADD co.
Price 5Oc For sal0 by an druggists,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

The following is summary OF superin-
endeats' reports for the month OF january

The next meeting will he held at Man
chester Methodist church the second sun
day in March.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

THE MOST PALATABLE WAY to take Codfiver
OH is IN emulsion. Use PURCELL, LApD 4 CO.'S,
combined with hypophosphnes Of lime aud soda.
Price, soc. For sale by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

Il. ELLYsoS u CO.. Advertising asentS, insert ac'
gfrtsements IN all Of the ncwsospers OF the Un.tee
S,ses as publishers rates. Orders LEFT 81 the DFs'
match codnting-rcom viii receive prompt stteS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10
OLD Dsxnuos RYE wmskxr e,s,s y,ars o,d

OLD DaANIoS RYE wuissEY elsis y,ars Old
"B SELECT RYE WHIsKEy;
4" MoNTRoSE" RYE WHIsKEY:
''ALLEGIIkSY RYE WHIsKE1:
MIKE HARNAH" RTE WUIsKEY;
EMPIRE" BOURBON WBIsKEY;
"ISaLEsIDg" BOURBON WmsKEY;
WILSON" BOURBON WHisKEY;
HBSSEssy and MARTEEL BRASpY;
DUFF GORDON and other SuERRfKS
The above brands are for sale by ". D. fSf-AIR
co. az moderate prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

MEETING OF TUE CRY CONSERVATIVE
Committee meeting OF the City Con-
servaiye Committee which was TO have
been held tonight has been postponed BY
Superintendent Gray.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

SAVE MONEY oy having your printing done Mthe
DISPATCH PRrSTISG-lloUsE. Good work, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

OLD MEN to,tering round rom rsieums'ism, Md.
ney trouble, or any weakness. VIII be made almost
new b. using Hop Bitter freely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10

EMINENT WIENER BK)NroS. N. d..
BALTIaoRE, waIrEs:
IEa,e used CoideD's LIEIHG's LIQrTD EXTRACT
OF BEEF In nv practice. As tonsy In eonsamp.
uon, debility, weakness. anemla, chssrosis &c- it
conpst H surpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-10
WEATHER REPORT.

,,.r,c,1,oxs FOR To.DAY.-For the Middle
iNp''i r,.ing followed by falling barome-
sIa',,' Ia ncrtherly winds, shifting TO east
teI; 'o,T on,h during Tuesday, rising tempera-
ana 'on.T o,nar or partly cloudy weather.
iu,s' L., . ,se south Atlantic States, northeast
. .,o',,srss, ~ hes winds. partly cloudy weather,
10 ,"iys ON The coast, lower temperature,
rss r,sfng barometer in the northern por-
tiOnS.
Tgr WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
pleasant. ~eA NJ %
TsseuOpgTER YESTERDAY: 8 A. M'' 81
A. NJ, a; noon, 6S; 3 4. NJ el; . T.
H.. 45; midnight o.
Mead temperature, II l'6'