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Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
Deaf BS,

HTSCN.-0n the 18th instant, Daniel S
Hussn, aged 81 years.
Relatives and triends are respectfully iEvi
ted to attend the funeral from his late resi-
den,e No. q Lam not. street, Ninth Ward
on Sua6ay at53rnOJn. Services ut the house
at 23O, leave at 8. lnLerment at hiver7!eH v
Cemetery.
Deares. husband thou hast LETT u.s.
We thy los most deeply feel.
But tits God who has hereit US,
He can al our sOrrOTs heal.
LOWBFR + On the l4th insts Mt, Mary T.,
wife Of JohT w LJTber, aged 10 years.
Relatives acd friends a. spectiully invi'
ted to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her husband, No SO West sixth street, on
Monday, he lTLh iu.tant at = O'clock. p. ID
Interment al Win gt0n and Brandyw!ut
Cemetery.
LAFFERTY In this city, on l4th instant
James Latisrty in the BON year OF his age
Relatives and friends o. the family a'e in
vlted to tend the fuueral rom his laie res
idence sOl West I'd street, on Tuesday, {
18th inst at o'clock. Funtral % proceed
to the Catheral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
The Atats Mari

Ministers OF vsrios.
met In the Grace y
morning for the pur
the l. legislature us
amend the laws 10
risge license. Rev y.
elected chairman 81
SIengle vas Sppgin'r
Caldwell presented
meeting, viz: First, 4
of liceusrs to one deI.A.
to repeal that part Of
the giving OF bond al !
each license TO be :
blank 30 that the off rI
can make his return OK
license, fourth, the lie
fcient warrant; fifth,
law be- applicable TO q
less OF race or color.
cussiou OF the qnsstii
which q committee, &C
Caldwell, Nixon and 7
pointed TO memorial
10 grant the modihcalI,
the chairman.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
Rails Fa,ing Roots and Shoes

Mr.. j, T. Walker, boot aud shoe
dealer at No. l3, East Third street, on
going to his cellar this morning to get
some shoes ont OF box which had
been opeled, found that the rats had
been there ahead Of him and had ruin
et box Of boots and shoes that cost
him fifty dollaIs. There were other
boxes Of boots and shoes in the cellar
but the lid was not fastened on the boy
that the rats took fancy to. By patch.
ing aud repairing, come Of the stock
can be prevented from becoming a total
loss. -.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

AIDES COME TO lO3 Z. SlNTH Sr.
1 4 on Saturday. JaruA,y 18th We will
have on haBd a lot Of first class groceries, tie
stock Of parties xeing out Of business. We
houQht tie lot Tor casn. and when we get
tlem In order We VIII offer bargains. These
goods arc all fresh as the plrle' we ooughl
them OF were only in business two months
Among them ale a lot OF tea ~ 49,. D, worth
sle: we poured all hts 5 c and 81 tea in TO
gether and Will sell II at42c NranbeIrles oc
at, lot OF evapOrated pears bs Iot 42''
huck cherries and black berries cheap; 8 ~
f. glish WaInlts 25c. We can't tell yet al,
we have cheap; Will advertise next week ana
keep open in he evening so that parties can
avoid the rush in the morning. Come on
ladies and bling your sus0anas and gentle
nen bring yUlr wives 10 the Ora 12er sore
los L sixth street i. N. WIEN
Ianl3t5t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
HOmiDg hA

On Saturday afternco.
homing match took r.
city aud New Cas'lr.
Spragus, Joseph Coop
John W. Reynolds, u
Pagan entered pigton
Springer's birds made
II min utes and took +
Moore's bird made The
minutes and took Sec,
said that had not the u
the birds 50 that they
one house roof from al %
have made the dld''
mil utes.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
fIFrR eaI,
BLEDDIAG A
several seFiouH Con,
MARROW Ess.

At0Fh d.
Quite Q number Of
dents have occurred ir,
Saturday which r,,g
parties being severely ...
ting broken legs. IL.
one OF ali occurrel st.
ON Saturday evening a.
In q team RAINING a.,
getting his log broken,
aud John d. Whiting
Chs1ter Co., Pa, aud b.
the occupants OF s..
passing at a moderate
son street until they !a
when they were ran ,g,
came rapidly down P.g,.
horses attached to IT,.
fright ran rapidly dowlg
upsetiipg the sleigh 81
whole party out upon IL. .
The two ladies aud N, s.
escaped unhuit, but N,
his wrist sprained and
we're cut In the face. q.,.
of s3l West Fifth s,,..
lads ON the sled, had b
ken between the ku,r al.
Whiting was taken %
MIA House, Front at
kept by Samuel F.a.,
where bis wounds sr!u
Seeds was taken to b.
medical aid vas suma
fracture was reduced.
at E rapid rate on dom ) |
ana wers captured a. i.-
Of the Wilmington All T
road where they hal
amongst some frrigh. rlr |
the sleigh was torn Oh a.
though considerably 4
not seriously Injured
A boy was slightly
shedding at Fifteen, i
streets on Saturday ul. |
son OF Augustus Asc5
TAtnAll street, fell Of l.
and West streeta Oh
and had . leg broken
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
IE9VIyag SpsyIccE

Services will b. Urli IN the House.
hold OF Faith CAurcn each night this
week with the exception Of Saturday
evening. Tonight Rev. A. A. Phelps, OF
Rochester N.Y.ths minister who preach.
ed sin ,Asbury M. E. church yesterday
and Union NJ. Z, church las.
Monday evening, will deliver q sermon.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
Weekly sinrluAry Report

There were Is deaths in this city last
Week. The Lumb-r for the cores
poudlug weak Of last year was also Ii.
OF those who died l3 we're born in the
United States ami 3 IN Ireland Il
we're white and 2 were black; were
male and 10 we're female l child VA,
still born and persons were brought
hers for luterm,nt.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

TIME NUMEROUS INVENTIONS Or
1 Edison, KeelY and other dlatins uisne1
persons are in.gu hc4gt compared Wi;b the
invention o Ok V. X, STONE. the tnven-
tor o "Apepsia." one ts scientific improve
nent, the other a science 10 save lie.
ever before since tse foundation Of tho
word has a medicine been placed b'iore the
puhlc on It's pure merit First because IT
,aims tC cure on = a certain disease instead
Of fifty az Others do, a-d furnishes high proof
that II does this Sesond. It is a compound
Of one OF our best physicians and surgeons.
who made dyspepsia special!tytor ten years
with a reward OF the only specific ever placed
before the people. lhird, because our best
ply ysiciaEs prescribe it for their dyspeptic
pstients, as DR.. SamoeD Adams et New York
city says, | am happy 10 saw that the cure
Tor that tGaribe disease dyspepsia, has q.
last been found In your "Apcpsia," and be.
lieve it lie your duty 10 put II before the pub.
lie.
Reader. have you dyspepsia, T. so don't
fail TO get a bottle of"Apepsia," " and rs you
value your health and life, take nothing else.
Price per bottle, SI,OO. For Gale whole.
sale and retail by L. James Belt. Sixth and
Market streets, and n. b DaniortE, Second
and Market streets. also BY all druggists.
lan5.u
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
A IiInt
n Hlh
DR.. Darmon will rel


DR.. Darmon will res
morrow afternoon and
Iocially requests % 3
this fact. He will l.'
one wishing advice a.
Mrs Day. No. COS MAJ
he proposes to remain
the week. This Is b. ..
to our city, and as d"
becoming weli.knowH
He eau be ODns ulted v"
uuless he belle YES De .''
lput relief there VI"
lucnIred.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

The causes Of death were; Asthma,
! Anasmis, chronic rheamatism,
] consumption, 4 commissions, ;
catarrh pneumonia, ! cyanosir, ! ;
heart disease, ] msmbraneOus Group,
l ; smallpox, 2 scarlet fever, ~
phoid fever, !.
The ages Of the dead were: Under
l year. 4 from to 5 years, 3 ; from
20 to 80 years. = from 80 to 40 year,,
2 from 40 to so year,, / from Juto
90 years, !.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
COB MARKET STREET
Mankind,s Pavortte pills.

DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coated) move the bowels easy by acting d.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver;
IN doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the right or leit eide or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiyeness, sick stomach, weak
bach, dissiness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, bilious ness, general
weakness and other bodily intrmities are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, s1ckening, weakening or leaving the
and liver cure. rs cents and 81 a box. Main
depot, 4th and King sts. Philad delphia COZ
Arch street. Sold BY dealers Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
...,I,sJ.TD"T j." Nv

los and 10 MARIE. su' II, syrup /
oeivsd irow Virsi y w xioe z
REPUBLICAN e'afl are q \
hand when the lup0D
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
IceCutiiH'

Tha Ice on shellpOt "a has N
M ~ than il has teen Is Il mI,
winter, The Keor ebtl bright N
cutt,ng ice in thu ,is'i rex III
% twelve inches 'hlsn tn. The "
forty or filty hands 'pD 70 the|
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
H,,OotIng ~.

A shooting mat b " lows; !
plated five bsrr-Ied " metl II
Robinhood make, took J whilt
teen,h aud Washipg'op ably n
urdsy afternoon, hs ,.c, " any II
affair being Joseph Nl'.' He HI
fifteen contestants, 'hS s., bumpHa
Alexander White. Al. II waS
straight balls At his o%D could \
bIp brother's turn and fnelyl
ssme feat. Chsmh,r' ~ round
second, breaking f.nf long "
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
MAR tIlAG -.

STEVENS On N-GOUDWIN-At Waltham,
M4ss. January 18th, 1891, by Rev J V.
Strstt0n. Aired P. stevenson 4 Whining
ton, Del, 10 Clara L, GoOlwin,cf Wa!thsm,
Mass.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

yxTANTED.-A YOUNG GIRL TO AS.
w sist In the care Of . small child;
must b1ard at home Add ress, hv letter. RE.
~ LI-An once. Jan lT.3t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

In pursuance OF an order oil the ohance.'
,or IN the ahoye cause, made at the Septem'
nar term, lssi, all persons having any lien or
liens affecting the interest or estate OF the
said James H, Elliott, John X. Elliot, THO
mas y, Field and Margaret NJ. fleld, or
either OF them, in the lands and premises 70
VIII len said cause relates, are hereby not 'nea
70 ME petition setting forth the nature ana
amount Of the same In the oif1ce OF TIE neg
lister in Chaucery tor New Casle w "
tan days before the third Monday in Zebra
ary, A, D., 1851, and to appear aId pTeye
said lien or lieus 81 the ensuing term oi lae
Court, before the rising Of the Court on lhe
third DAY Of the term. ,.,.,,,.,,,, -,
Trustee.
wilmington Del, Dsc. % 1850 S.d'eth
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

ENOn RENT AN OLD ESTABLT> HE'D
y corner grocery n rare chance for a 20
usiness Inan stock and fixtures ior sale.
Apply on the premises, gl7 + Eighth street.
or d. p. SAYTH Sll Market st. ianl7-et
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

TNOg SALE-MANUFAOTURING BUS.
ID inesJ The tools, tixCures, good wnl
and losse Of my brick yarf on Elliott avenue.
For Information about busin 'ss, &c apply
at otiica, SO Shin'ev street. Terms easy.
1915 nwaL4T SAMUEL Nc JLsRY, JE.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

will meet at Dover tD.morOw afternoon
and will at once c)mmsno5 TO work on
the Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17

wilmington, Del, Dac. % 1880 s:d.eih
Daily Republican., 1881-01-17
In Chancey.
NEW CASTLE
COUNTY, 30.
Cause Of Partition

Wlmington, Del., Dec. ", 1850. SI-e'
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\ Csiored Man No Chasbsm Robbed,
beat. and cut by = mob.
Especial telegram to the Dlspa,eh.1


CHATHAM, VA, January H. Charles
Hutchesson (colored). st,uneh supporter
OF Colonel CabelI for Congress In the late
campaign, and who did him great service
in the lower part Of this county, cane to
town yesterday on his way TO Lynehburg.
Soon after his arrival here 1t was nolsed
among the negroes, and they resolved TO
attack him. On his way TO the der0. last
night he was attacked BY a mob OF negroes,
armed with knives and sticks. and terribly
beat and cut about his head and shoulders,
and also robbed Of biz money. Eight OF the
lumber were arrested and tried to-day, but
for want OF evidence all were discharged
but two, who were sent on for felonious
assault and highway robbery. Great ex-
element prevails to-day. II Is genuine
case Of .kuklux, and q species OF southern
outrage TO which the attention Of the coun-
try ought to be called.
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FOrty-sixth COngress-Third Session.
WASHINGTON, January IL, 1881.


Mr.. Window, from the Committee on Ap-
preparations, reported, wIth one amend
ment (merelv an addition OF $500 for pur-
chasing tbeodalite), the Military Academy
appropriation bill. which was placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. MaXey, from the Committee on Mill
tarv Affairs. reported, with amendment,
bill for the relief Of Brigadier General l..
o. &. Ord.
Mr.. Bayard. from the Committee on FL
nance. reported favorabv House bill to
amend section Of the Revised Statutes
80 a. to authorize a charge for melting or
refining bullion when at or above the
standard.
Mr.. Cameron. from the Military Commit
tee. reported advrI SLY The bill 10 n 0rga-
DIZe and discipline the militia OF the Unlted
States, and it MAS indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Wallace. from the COmnitree on Re-
vision OF Laws, reported favOrably the bill
empowering clerks OF district and circuit
courts to administer oaths, take acknoW-
Judgments, &C., in the same manner aS
commissioners of said courts.
The DIstrict-oi-C olumbia tramp act for
the punishment Of vagrancy was then taken
no. and led to a long debate, ut the cOnclu-
sion OF which il was laid aside without ac'
ton.
The Senate then took up the bill for the
relief OF Ben. Holiday, and pending the
conclusion of the debate thereon adj
iourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Blackburn, of Kentucky, stated some
time during the session resolution had
been adopted calling on the Postmaster
General for information A. TO abuse IN the
transmission OF matter through the mails
under frank of members Of the Senate or
House. He understood that there was a
voluminOuS reply in the Speakers hands,
and he therefore offered the following:
Whereas charges have been made that the
laws of the United States have been yiO-
lated by sending through the mails, under
The franks Of members Of the House and
Senate, matter not authorized to be sent
without payment OF postage: therefore
ReSOlred, That select committee OF five
membeis be appointed by the Speaker to
examine into said charges and all other
abuses that NAV be brought TO its attention
connected with The transmission OF docu-
ments, letters, etc, through the mails.
The resolution was adopted, and the
House. at 12:3j, went into committee on
the Indian appropriation bill.
The pending amendment was one offered
by Mr.. H;scock apprOpriating $4,000 for
the expenses OF the Indian Commission.
After some debate it was adopted, as were
also several other unimpOrtant amend
mens.
The Committee then rose and reported
the bill 10 the House, when Mr.. Hlscock's
amendment was ,iected and the bill passed
The Speaker then announced the names
OF the members appointed as committee to
investigate The abuses OF the franking pr!-
vilege. and laid before the House a message
from the President relative to the lnterna-
tional Congress Of Electricians to be held in
Paris next September.
Adjourned
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! Baltimore sun.


The annual election Of directors OF the
thesapeake Marine Railway and Dry-D0ck
COMPANY, composed Of and operated by
cOlOfed stockholders, was held Monday at
Inc Douglass Institute, o. Lexington street.
About 1000 shares were voted, and the d.
rect0fs elected were as follows: John W.
Locks, William IL Waters, Joseph Thomas.
Thomas VI Applesanb. George Myers, Jo-
seph n. Cooper, John A. Coleman, Isaac
Myers, Adam Wardeld, Jacob A. Seaon,
jacob Mitchell, and James PARKWAY. The
directors will meet hereafter 10 elect officers
Tor the year. The annual meeting OF stock
holders took place ut night William IL.
Waters, president, and George Myers, Sec
fetary. Tue annual statement for the year
ended December "a, 1880, was submitted
and adopted, as follows: Amount OF repairs
for tue year, s27.7s3 AZ; cash received on
account, s2l, 27364; balances due, includ-
Ing past YEAR, SS.75S.5l; cash received,
x26,sIz.53; working expenses, S6,556.S7;
total cash paid out, S26. 1925; cash on
hand, sj772S; stock on hand, $1,000; lia-
bllitles, sl,423.97. A dividend OF 4 per
cent. was paid during the year, amounting
70 si,23i.l6. The works are on Felps
FONT. near the drawbridge, and are super
intended by &. II. Gains.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


TUESDAY, January IL, 1881.
Country Proonr~.
Apples : Grecn-From 1925 to 1925 PEE barrel
oeeSGOt zoe. p 10.
Gutter: .'rlme 10 choice yellow, 23c. ;sir "
rood. lSGZ0G. -
Corn Neal: 55@69c. q bushe for country; Csc
for city mills. -
Drlsd Frult. Apples, ga c.; blackberries' &C.;
cherries l2d lac.: raspberrics. 2n6l22c.
Dressed poultry Sole, DUCKS 90
lie; chickens and geese, 7a9c.
s ss9S |: Prime nve-gcose 4OG45c.: COMMON.
Fnrses,i: IL q Dusnel.
HGU: Virginia timothy. sl.15@tl.2O; clover
0ats: naled. sl6sl 10.
PotGtoeS: irish, s2Gs2.25 p barrel; Use. 2
Roots: Ginseng, sl.10GSl.30 p ID. Seneca free
Or tops, 4Oc. z ID.
lard: Country. O.
Rue: 90d 95c p bushel.
cumnc. PRIME. Ioc.
SkuckS 7OdsOc.
stated .5trUO: 65d75c.
Moot: WAsned. 4OG42c.; unwashed, 2sa30c.
BURY WOO will bring from 20 Sc. = ID less tnAi
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. kc.
Cement: Rose dale. sl.40@sl.50 a barrel
lanes River, 81 .3Odf1.40.
Lt@s: Agricultural, sCg i0c. a ousnei; Rock and
sl.l50EI.Z0. according to quantity; Jointer
innlsnlngj, sl.25: Glenns Falls, 81.
plaster, kl.60Msl.73
Tar: Large size, $3.50.
Dry Go0ds.
prlnts: Merrimaca. 6k': Nerrimack shifting
SIC; Richmond. &C.; south Bridge. 6]c Paclnc
7c; -prague. &c.. sprague shifting, &c.
Dnnnel's, 6hc.; Aliens. &C.: Manchester, u.
Wasl,iagto o1c.: Mallery PINK, 7c.: Mallory Pur-
ple, 7c; simpson Mourning 7c.; Simpson Grey
7c. simpson Black, &C.; Harmony oHc.; Ash
Brown Cottons Manchester y A., 6hc.; Man.
ciester A A. A., exc; RH,khricgv A X
r. 6Ac.; Jame4 River q. o.. bh:. James Riyei
X k, sac; James River IA u. H.. 64c. james
RIy-r standard A ID. d., nc; ,irainte' ii,u =
r.. 6Lc (; ,,ranIeyllle A l.. r.. ne; Pocahont I
ine, g. C0nestoea D.. nc: coneatoga W., &c..
Brolon SheftinyS: Pepperell l0-f, 2otf.i An
,iros coggin l0-4, 2Sssc.
Blsdcnsd Shirfiaos AMI SAsstts0s: New Yorl
Mills. l2hc.; " snsutta, l2hc. Davol, lc.; An
droscoggin. L.. 9kc. Fruit OF The Loom, lose. For
restdaie &C.. Hero "A, Slfe.; Pelham, ne; Qnine
bang, Tie. Hops 4-4. Sc. Eclipse Al, 0c.; sc
curity. Z, 8hc. (; Pepperell l0-4, 274c.
Gfaghdms.-Plunket, lOc.; White Msnufactur
Ing, Toe. +; Kenilworth..7kc.; Qua berand, IHc, =,
Tick Conestoga A. A., l2c.' Conestoga 4; =
A., l4c,: COnestoga G. r., l5c.; Cones!oga IRE
MUM, l7xc,; Copestoga y. II. lec.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


POPULATI0N-sNow IN
TExAs-CoNGREssION AL-sECRETARY
SHERMAN NOMINATED FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR ATwENTY.T THOUSAND
DOLLAR FIRE IN BARTLETT. TENN.-TllE
WORLDS FAIR OF lss3-CHANGE IN EN-
PRESS SERVICE ON THE LOUISVILLE AND
NASHVILLE RAILROAD LINES OTHER
UNITED STATES sENAToRsuiPs-PLoT At
MASSACRE IN BOMBAY DIsCovERED-A
THREE.DAys' FIGHT BETWEEN RUSSIANS
AND TURCoMANs-FIFrEEN CASUALTIES
FROM A RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN FRANCE
EARL CowpER TIRED OF BEING LORD
LIEUTENANT.
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The Tennessee nehI.
TIE GOVERNORS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
MEETING 1T.

TIE GOVERNORS RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
MEETING 1T.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January l0.-Tht
Governors message was read in the House
Of Repre-, natives thi, afternoon. In it he
SAYS the administration of the State for the
past three wears has cost less than any sinh
lar period of years for twenty years. lie
also saws several q the States OF the Union
have created, with the most satisfactory re-
suits. commissioners charged with the in
yeStigaiiOn and regulation Of the freight
and pa. Seuger rates Of their railroads, and
recommend that YOU create like commits
sion, charged With the assessment Of the
TailiO1d> Of the State, and an Investigation
OF their freight and passenger rates, and
clothed with such powers as may he neces-
sary 10 ,nfoIce justice and equity in the
regulation II such rates"
In regard 10 the State debt he says: " \
bill was adopted by the General Assembly
at il, al REGULAR session providing for the
settlement Of the State debt. That bill was
the result OF mutual concessions on the
part of The bCndhOdeTS. railroad cOmpa-
nlcs, and the state. and was accepted by
the General Assembly in a spirit of c0mprO-
mise. | gave that bill my approval.
sill believe that a settlement 10 be fair, sat
i>iactory, and permanent, should embody
the compromises and principles OF that bill,
and any settlement more burdenSome upon
the people than the one proposed by il will
fail 10 command popular approval, which
j. the only sure rock upon which public
credit can be built. a concession Of the
extraordinary demands OF the seIf-consti-
tuted b0ndhOlders' committee would, in
nv opinion. involve the State in irretriev-
able euharra~ smentS. The State has no
income except precarious and inconSlder-
able sum derived from the State prison.
Whatever is paid upon the State debt. aside
from the amount contributed by The railroad
companies. must be raised by taxation. In
the adjustment Of the debt practical states.
manshlp Will recognize the fact that the set
tlemcni Of The debt upon the basis OF the bill
adopted at the last session will require the
paymcn, Of larger annual sum in proper.
lion 10 the value Of the taxable property OF
the state than is paid bv taxation by any
other state in the Union upon its public
debt. Nor will the fact be ignored that
there is possibility, 10 say the least OF ii,
that the outstanding issue of the Bank OF
Tennessee NAV become an embarrassing
charge upon the Treasury
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salisbury will call up the Kellogg case Al

salisbury will call up the Kellogg case al
an early day.
The Senate Military Committee to-day
against the urgent appeals OF Republican
members, postponed action on the bill to re-
tire General Gran. with the rank and pay OF
general.
A delegation OF distllers was before the
Ways and Means Committee TODAY, who
said the vinegar.mauufacturer are making
whiskey aud calling IL vinegar. thereby
avoiding the whiskey tax.
IL commenced showing about o'clock,
and at ) u was showing bard.
Messrs. +. NJ. Crump and Thomas s. At
kins. OF Richmond, left for home this eye-
ming.
Revenue receipts to-day: Customs. $751;
1i2; internal revenue, s221,730.
The President had number Of congress
sional callers to-day.
The committees for the relief OF the poor
are very active.
Associated Press reports nv telegraph to the Dis
patch
CoNTEsTEDELECTION CASE DISPOSED OF.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., January 1.-THE
Elections Committee Of the House to-day.
on motion of Colonel Mike l.. Woods.
counsel for General Shelley. dismissed the
contest OF HOraISon Us. Shelley, from the
Fourth Alabama district.
THE KELLOGG RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Privileges and EIec-
tons oi the Senate TO-DAY instructed their
chairman (Mr. SauIsbury)to report the kel.
logg resolutions 10 the Senate and press
them TO vote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 1.-THE following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LugS.-t OmmOn to good. s4MS6.
Ledf.-COmmOn, s5@S6 medium, S6.5OGS7
good, $3.50; fine, Sl0@Sll; extra hne, sl2@
Sl4.
DARK ACCO-MANUFACTURING.
Lug FiIerS.-tOmmOn, S3.50@Si; medium
"a .50dS5: good S5.50dS6.
Lear FiNerS.-COmmOD, 5000 30; medium
t6td $3.50: good, S70 IS; inc. s9GSl0.
VrdDperS.-COmmOn, S7.50Hss.5O; medium
ts.50ms9: good. s9.50GSl0; fine, sl0@sll
extra sun-cure6, Sl26Sl5.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANUFACTURING.
SmokerS.-CommOn, .SSdSl0; medium, sl0G
tl2: good, S12MSI6 fine. Sl6GS20.
FiiierS.-Common, S6Gis: medium, s7Gs9
good sl0dSl2: fine, nominal
UrdDDerS.-CO Common, Sl0@Sl5 medium. ~ 50t
$40: good. s20GS30; tine. S40@i50: fancy, S6C
@S7j. ,l.,
Ur0DDerS, HahOg0ny.-COmmon, tl2Mfl5
medium. Sl56@S20; good. S22@$25; tine, 5000
$40; extra. s43MS5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
PRINCIPALLY TO good old heavy-bodied lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: ,~
Old Tugs, s46S5: Kentucky River lIgs, slug
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3GSls.