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COlOred ShiPts-Separate Cuffs.
A fine assortment Of neat patterns at La
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II. H. Warner DE- Co.:
GENTLEMEN-I take pleasure in stating that l
have for two years past been acquainted with
the remedy known as Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, and with its remarkable cura-
tive efficiency in obstinate and so-called incur
able cases Of Bright's Disease. in this city. In
some of these cases. which seemed to be in the
last stages. and which had been given up by
practitioners of both schools, the speedy change
wrought by this remedy seemed but little less
than miraculous. l am convinced that for
Bright's Disease in all its stages no remedy
heretofore discovered can be held for one mo-
ment in comparison with this With the hope
that your remedy may become as widely known
as the existence Of the maladies which it will
cure, am, respectfully yours,
G. A. HARVEY.
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r0R CHARLESTON.

IAN Pal &c steamer st JOha's
lAe CHARLESTON only. SATURDAY,
Vl leave alp n Cabin fare 81
me s,f .ns- 81 JSO. +. ROBERTSON,
Agent.
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Motifs Sparkling Cider on draught at
Jas. McGrath q Co.'s. noV4-Ths s&Tutf
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sn,flsl AatIfes.

<T.fIBg Tonight Il
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A fine line o, samples to be seen at La
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CIRCULAR no. I2.

OFFICE OF THE RAILROAD COMMISSION
ATLANTA, GA, February 9, 1881.
THE injunction granted in the Circuit Court
4 OF the United States in the case Of George
II. Tilley vs.. the Savanna h Florida and Western
Railroad Company ct al. having been dis
solved, the following order has been passed by
the Commission. viz:
l. The relations of the Savannah, Florida
and Western Railroad to the Commissioners
STANDARD Tariff are hereby made the same
as those of the Macon and Brunswick Railroad
and the Savannah and the Southwestern Rail-
road Divisions of the Centrnl Railroad as pub
ished in Circular Number Ten.
2. The Savannah, Florida and Western Rail-
road is placed in Passenger Glass A Of Circular
Number Eleven.
JAMES NJ. SMITH,
Chairman
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WEEKLY LETTER SHEET PRI-
CES CURRENT,

Our Weekly Prices Current, published this
morning, viii be Issued in letter sheet form
at 10 o'clock.
Business cards of merchants viii be inserted
in all orders for twenty-five copies, or more,
without extra eharpa-
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Comparative statement of temperature at
Savannah, taken tron the sigaal Service
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And upwards. Samples shown and orders
taken at LaFar's. mh4tf
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Rev. DR.. Harvey, the well known Financial
and Educational Secretary of Howard Uiversi-
ty. writes as follows:
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SIGNAL SERVICE OBSERVATIONS AT l1:14 P. y.
(sAvANNAH MEAN TnfE), MARCH 4 1851
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RniIrond Matters.

BALTIMORE. August "A meeting OF the
nresident aud directors Of the West Nlr-
ginia Central railroad and Pittsburgh Rail-
road Company was held here to-day. There
we're present Hon. Henry q. Davis, presi-
dent: Hon. james G. Blaine, Hon. William
Pinkney Whyie, Hon. J. w. Camden,
Alexander shaw, Augustus Schell, o. b..
Eikius. JOBS A. Hamblei0n, Z. Z. SickieS,
and G. VI. HOult. The meeting authorized
a contract for the completion OF the road
from lis present terminus at Elk Garden,
for the distance OF some nifty miles,
through the timber and coal lands Of the
companv. In addition preliminary sur
veys are being made for the extension OF
the road 10 the southeast boundary OF tue
state, looking to J connection with one or
other OF the roads leading to Richmond.
The president announced that the road wiil
be ready 10 ship coal by the LIST Of October
al the rate Of 1000 tons per day from the
l5.fo0t vein near Elk Garden. A grade oil
only 50 feet TO the mile across the Allegha-
mics, together with the facilities offered by
the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal, will give
the road an advantage which tie company
viii speedily avail itself OF.
GALVESTON, August A special TO the
NewS from III PasO says that Governor Ter
RACES, OF the State Of Chihuahua, drove the
silver spike yesterday morning which
united the two Republics by rail, IN Thu
presenee OF few spectators from boii
| sides. A few remarks were made by Gov
einOr Terrazas, and were appropriately re
sponded 70 by Governor Anthony, vice
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~ Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK
Nrw YORK. August T.. -Noea.--sitooccss weak.
Money. 2bn3. FXchAnge-Lons, 4t2; short
asa. state bonds inactive and guiei. Governments
STEADY p,.
,g-MGnsy 2Ss per ceSI 5H' 45i
new Az. lI4f; new a.. ll6h. states dnll.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. August 4.--rhe POSTS financial arii-
Gle ti:f0 T.. VI. edition. says: me stock EXCHANGE
markets are al quiet 90 d4y, ihe extreme heat hay
ing a tendency 90 restrict the volume ~ business
United states bonds arr higher Tor me extended
D. and lower for The 1 -; The IS are unchanged
state bonds are active and strong for Louisiana
cOnsois "a an advance oi - per cent? - ana are
Oihf rVi.e dali ana steady. Railroad bona, are uul
aud ,lradv with ,ligh changes. except Tor Mchigan
Central - which are up per cent. To / 80. ana
Union Pacific collateral rust s.. when are up 8
per cent. 10 ll2. ~" reeuit Or me huctua,lon
in The stock market is thus Far to-day lO"tr
scale OF prices, although At times the market
has been strong. Rcaoing has been the PRINCIPAL
feature. having opened 1t %, an alNance OF a.
risen 10 67ll. And has since declined To oJ4. The
Other changes nave been fractional. Inc supply ol
losuabe funds exceeds the demand FOR money and
call loans are easily made AZ 2H24 per cent. on
United states bonds and 2fG3 per cent. on STOCK
Exchange collateral. 10 IS pretty poor stun now
that cannot be worked into The collateral, when
stock brokers pledge for money ahu some Oh VIC
banks would Do well 90 be more carefullu what tney
take. Time loans are 3A5 pcr cent. NE hlEhef
rate being for long lime. Prime m.rcanllr paprf
change IS duh. The suecu alton for hleher prices
(Which centres at Chicago 10 breadsiuus' ana pro
.
and h. def,rriug. temporarily, the imports Of gold
The following quotations wer- current To-Day Al
2:3O r. A. Western Union. S9A New York CEN
trail. I44s: Lske shore. l24af; dichtgah Central
90. bid: Neg YORK. Lake Enc and Western. 49, :
Delaware. LackaWanna aud western l24s; NtW
Jersey Central q6f: Delaware aud Hudson, llO4 ;
Reading. GO; Northwestern. 1861: ~. Paui. 10 :
WABASH aud Pacific, j2k: do. preferred, ecS (,
Union Pacific 1863 W.. X. and T. "A hauninai
ana -. Jo.. "a do. preferred. 10 ONO ana
Mississippi. 37A Pacific Mail, OK; g.. &. aud j..
e.. 22b Northern Pacific common. 4UA, 10. pre-
frrrCd ST.: san Francisco common. 3Os; Cen
,ral Pacific. 93.: Rock Stand 1857; LouisYiie
and Nashville. I034: Nashville aud tbaIl anooga,
s41 Ontario and Western. S34 Manhattan Fle.
waited. 81 Illinois Central. 1871; canada south
ern. SO Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. lbl -:
Denver and RioGrande. lOls; - Paul and Omaha,
AZ: 30. preferred. lO4s; C.. g.. e.. gnd L. ga ;
Erie ana Western. j74; tOl. Coal, 058; ONO
Central, IS: Texas Pacific. 5St.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 4.-Virgiuia O.. deferred,
IL. consolidated. -: second series 3Ss past
due coupons. 81; rev lO-40's, J8&
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BUFFALO, August A-hand ;. trotled
here to-day against time for special purse
Of $500. Ia the brst heat on the hrSt sp-
prOach To the wire Blair gave a nod and the
word was given. The mare made tne
burst OF speed and went 10 the three.
quarter pole In the remarkable time OF
1854 Here she broke badly, and during
the lime she was OF her feet lost so
much ground that 39l seconds were spent
on he last quarter. The mile was made IN
2:l5. In the second heat after one false
start she went of IN fine style and made the
entire course without skip, her running
mate being Kept close 10 her wheel all the
way round. Time: quarter. 33t; bali,
l:O5; three-quarlers. 1851; | mile, 2:l0l.
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sAaAro0A. August 4--This vas the in.
augural day OF the second meeting. The
Attendance was very large.
Ia The first rsee-three quarters Of q mile
Tnrco was drst, Vampire second. and Bsya.
dere third. Time, 1:l5i. Turco won Ia
the easiest possible style.
The second race-dislance, one mile and
a quarter-was won by getaway; Goldbug
second ADD FaircoUnt third. Time. 2:07i
Fireman made The running 10 the head Of
The stretch. After one Of the iinG II finishes
ever looked upon, Getaway was landed a
winner by length.
Third race-lt miles-was won by HIM
doc Rickmore second and Bonfire third.
Time, 236.
in the fourth race distance. Il miles
Post Guard first. DisiuT bance second, and
Franklin third. Time. 3.OlA.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGU.r -Tbe following are The quotations;
DARK TOBACCO FoR EXPORT.
Lpqq-Commou. $3.JOa$4; medium, S4.J0N
- good 20 $3.50.
Le0C-Gommon. s5.joGs6, medium, Sd.5c@
~; good. SsaSl4; nne, sllGsl2; extra me
.&l2.5OnSl3.
Nemmiug-Common, s4.j0aS5; medium
s5.5OHs6: good. - 80 $3.50; lIe, 500 $3.50
DARK WORCESTERSHIRE CRlSG,
Ina FiYfrs.-Commou. S3.5Oa - medium
"a 5OdS5. good, S5.50nS6.
Le0f FfNfTS.-C0Wmou. S5Nt5 90; Medium
$50 $3.50: good, ~ IS; due, S99Sl0; extra dre
sun-cured SlONSlS.
WrnUDerg.-tommou. sl.0Odfh.9O: neolain
Sa.5OGSq: good. s9.5ONSlO; 1ne- tlOaflI
extra, Sl26Sl3.
BRIGHT TOBACCO-MANCFACTUR
SmokerS.-Common S6aS7.jO; medium
{slafq: good. S9.jUdS y O.50. nue. sl3NSls.
FYUers.-Common, S6dS7; medium, S7l Ss
good. S9GSlA; 1ns. nominal 10000.
Wr0DUs g.--tomm0H. SSGsl2 medium,
kl3atI5; good. 5000 F25 dne- S4UafjO; fancy
So Gf $50. .,-
BriDDtrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tl2@sl5
medium. sljuMS2 good, So SO, me
s3O1f4O, extra. &45n$jO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand Tor rhis class OF goods is confined
principally 10 good Old hetvy-uosied Tugs ana hen
ucky River IeaE Wequ0tc:
Old lrgs. SfVfj Kentucky RIVER lufs
slOGkl2; Kentucky river leaf, Sl3Gsl5.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union.

BoSroN. August 4-The session of the
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union
was preceded by solemn high mass al the
church Of the Immaculate Conception.
The following resolutions were adopted ::
RESOLVED. That we acknowledge with
gratitude the encouraging words OF our
hierarchy, and the Jealous efforts OF our
priests. who during the past have fostered
The good cause and helped it by word and
example. and we hope their success Will be
a stimulus TO still more earnest efforts IN
the future.
KesolUed. That it is 10 the interest OF
every good citizen OF the country to help
on the good work, for in proportion as the
vice Of intemperance declines 50 VIII men
become better citizens and more prompt ID
their dealings.
ReS0lUed. That we view with Just plea
sure the rapid progress OF the cause among
the ladies OF the land, and the number OF
ladies' branches already started shows that
they are alive 10 its benefit, and j. harbln-
ger OF bright prospects for The rising gene
ration. for good mothers vii! bring up good
children.
Resolved, That while the organization OF
cadet societies is not altog Their dead, we
regret apathy IN their formation, and we
again ur.e with all our power the getting
no Of cadet societies in every parish.
Resofred, That recognizing the power OF
the press in every HuSe, we call on the
Catholic press 10 advocate in season and out
of season The cause Of total abstinence.
The seventh resolution urges the I'M
portance Of Masking tn" meetings attractive.
The eighth tenders thanks 10 The clergy
and press. ,,..- o..
The ninth condemns p0Ol-playlng FOR
drinks. and sOcletits ale urged to woIk Tor
lis suppression.
The tenth urges the formation OF lecture
bureaus of distinct societies.
The eleventh SympaihlZes Win All oiheI
temperance organizations.
The twelfth urges that the inmates OF
prisons and reformstOry institutions be al
lowed 10 worship GOD according 10 the nc
tales Of their conscience.
The thirteenth urges Tie better observance
of sunday by abstinence from drinking {;
asks the cooperation OF 81 good ciuzehs III
the work Of securing such Observance ana
makes solemn protest against the present
dissertation OF the day.
The fourteenth thanks Mayor Prince for
his presence at the Convention ana us
tender OF the Inequalities OF the cliy'
The fifteenth tenders thanks 10 the out
going officials, and the sixteenth calls the
attention Of the Government to the neces-
sitv Of allowing Catholic missionaries among
the Indians.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed.
Archbishop Elder. Of Cincinnati, was
elected president Of the Uuion; but de-
Ginning, Rev. J. B. Gutter, Of Minnesota
was chosen.
O.V. p. McKenna, Of Boston, was elected
vice-president.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
II III y : IN u y 7 : !" 10
Country PrOducs.

--------
- =, =. =, -, .... 49,,
Bsss,Oar zla23c. p y.
B,lffsr. Prime 70 choice yellow, Z2G2Jc.; fair o
GOOD. 16d2Oc.
49,, Ws0T- 55nGQc q bCshel for country; zoe.
c,T -ifv mills.
D,5sf Fruft. Appleg. &C.: blsckberries. Sc.
chrrrtes. l2al4c.: raspberries, ZOc.; peaches.
rs.i.d lOa2Oc: an nominal.
8','i,'-,-I.iye shlckens. ICa2Cc.; ducks. IS a.
axe
Ecqs: Dul. az l20l3C.
&c.
F1IFreG+ - ~ i.pS = ~ - ~. &c.,. ,t.
Inv, virginia Il.otn.- @oo''' ~S''i-
g0tF. NOne li ln' t.i Doe 80 75esq. p.er.
F7t1t!.,t n...i-t-iI.A .''Te' E-'''~9'' i1~'
less, sZ-1otl 10 ....'i's,, -o 90 90 s.,s.. o.
R"otS tius' X si'%0@ s4'"V " ''' '0
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VIEW YORK PETKoLEuM MARKET.

AUGEsr 3.-Reincd Petro'eum Is quoted down
&c. AZ AL The ports, with duli trade Refined IN
barrels 10 the home trade u quoted az Sc. The
official quotations sre lude M shipping order
quoted al 64mT4c.; napths 40 1Oc. Refined IN
cargo lots at So. for New YORK. TIC. for Phila-
delphis. and nc. for RatimOTe. Refined In ease,
Refined in cases AT lldi2c. Al the PGrOe-
um Exchange IA f-h0uTiy quotations through
tile day OF cert ncates follows +. Az
10 A. " sales AZ 164c., 1880 4. NJ. 7d46
76be.: Ii A. W.. 1880 7t%'.; lao 4. NJ. Tas
76sc.; 1870 =. NJ. sales az 754e.; 2 z. "a. IS "a
764c 2:30 T. N sales az 7Bsc.; 2 Z. NJ. sales az
76sc.; $3.50 p. NJ, 76sm76isc 3 A p ". 1910
76ac. Highest sa es At 76Ac.; lowest sales ~ e.
Crude certificates Opened At 764c. bid. aud SOLO Al
that price ana at I5ks, closing az 1859 bid. tx
ports the week, ) $50 594 gallons exports from
January l. 81 S3l .460 gall0us; exports same time
last year, l4O,22l,539 gall0ns.-J0s,rIsGt ~ COua-
III
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ShonIfng Mntch.

BOsTON, August AT the Victory long
range match at Walnut Hill yesterday there
was brilliant shooting. The totals OF the
first six men were 1,290 points, exceeding
the best score ever made 10y any six men in
this country, aud coming within two points
Of the best on record-that made by the
American team at Dolly Mount, Ireland, in
1880. The range was 500, 900 and LOCO
yards. Tue mark-men were w. G. Gregory,
J. +. Brown, W. IL. Jackson, f. J. Rab-
beth, J. ;. Sumner, b. Tyler and j. W.
Hanson. The average per man was 2lj.
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''-.eace Augusta fGa.l Chronicle and Cor
siiuiionsilsLl
.N'ssoN, NcDUPFIg COUNTY, july d.
.n Yesterdays paper statement to
slse' that by cutting OF watermelon-
. second crop can be made, ana the
,E added for any one trying the ex.
-ssi 70 forward information OF the
VIII stale that IA 1879, hay-
-t4!a tlal such thing could
zee, ] made the experiment for nv
=, N.siaellon. i had an acre in fine
'AleImeions. When they gave out,
t 100 Of Julv, / cut on every
"o,l SIX 10 twelve inches from the
.oe worked over The whole ground
- .ufee tunes very nicely. The result
feond crop Of nice, very fiue flavor
~ 80 'aelons, equally as good as the first,
~ quite 50 large. The seasons were
y. ss'9tfer, from the time the vines were
j. uuill they were gathered. Ii might
&c u0De 50 well with a dry season
present. Yours.
j. l.. HARDAWAY.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

AUGUST For American pig the increased In
tereSt OF buyers noted last week Is retained ana a
number of small lots are being closed cat, with a
generally strong FEELING as 10 ufices. Scotch pig
mas steady demand ans yefy firm prices ruling.
Rails have a good demand for ia ure delivery.
Wrought scrap Is held drmly. The following are he
quotations.: American nag, No. I, $4,000 S25 (;
SO. 2. Sz2d S29, aud forge, S20@S2l; Scotch pix,
S22dS23 Tor Gleugarnock S23 jOMS2@ fof Cot
ness; s23 for GaFtscheIrle; $50 500 81 Tor *
rails quoted ri SCI "a S62. and American steel a.
S60dS62 az mills. ana S54GS55 for seXt wiRiers
delivery Iron rails a. $3.50 S49 Old Iaiis, SZ6 for
30 r.. and $3.50 for B. b. Wrought crap az S25 80
1926 30 Cx snip, ana S2S@S2 rom yard--JDur-
anf NJ goU,g0trre.
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dium OF fair qusiity, 54f4c.: oreinsry. 2fa Sic.
Calves. fEa5c. sheep, 4M4fc. T.apIes. 6a6ae.
Hogs. Ten7kc. Cows and caivee. f90 IN $40. The
market ;his week was we'll suupied with oil kinds
OF stock. Cattle were In VerY good sspDiy, a great
many changing hapds NJ prices fBlY &c. lower than
last week; the quaitfy % the "a ruVs verr fsir.
Calves dui. sheep dun ana raj. f.smb fu
fair demand az prizes FULLY SC lower than Tor
trsl weeks past. Hogs dusi. with few coming 10,
and q ight demand. Cows and calves IN fair supply,
With out little iDauiry ---lsazeffe
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Mn.claeaIx ,ne Rout nnr. ;,

ExgcUuvE MANSION, August 4-l2:3c p.
A-tUnOtiicial.) DE. Bliss authorizes The
statement that the President Is having an
excellent day. Al examination has inst
been made with the following result
Pulse 90. temperature and respiration nor
mai. The patient continues 20 take iBcreas-
ing quantities ~ nouushment, aud is daily
gaming IN strength. All reports OF unfa.
vorable changes should be discrcdiied un-
less they have official au hentication. The
Presidents condition at this hour is better
than at anf time since his injury.
executive MANSION, WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
August 4-4:30 Il. N -(Unofficisl.l DIR.
Bliss reports at 4:S0 Z. NJ. that this is very
decidedly the best dav the President has
hsd since his injury. He has had no fever,
ate quite a hearty breakfast Of beefsteak,
potatoes, aud toast at II A. NJ, and has been
comfortable all day. The weather is very
warm again, but the refrigerating ma.
chimes in the basement furnish an abundant
supply OF drv air az ! temperature Of $40,
and the atmosphere Of the Presidents room
/, kept at about 7jo. which is found TO suit
the patient best.
EXECUTIvE MANSION, August A. L. II.
(OfficiaD. As the morning bulletin lndica-
ted would probably be the case, the Presl-
dent has passed another good day, without
drawback or unpleasant symptoms OF any
kind. He has taken his nOuriShment well,
and has shown lille fatigue after his dress
Jugs and changes OF position. The wound
is doing well both IN appearance aud In
character AID the amount OF discharge.
AT 1880 p. NJ. his pulse was 80; tempera-
ture. 9s.4; respiration, Is. The afternoon
rise OF tpmperature came on late and was
moderate IN a degree. At : p. VI. his pulse
Is lO2; temperature, 1902; respiration, 10.
d. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES.
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
FRANK W. HAMILTON.
REJOICING IN BROOKLYN.
/ NEW YORK. August 4-MsYor Howell, OF
! BROOKLYN. decided that to-day should be a
day Of rejoicing when it was found that the
| president was cODYale,cent. and that exit
billions II fireworks should be given this
evening at different locations liked upon by
| a committee having The matter IN charge.
! To-day. in accordance with the wishes OF
/ bis Honor, the citizens Of BROOKLYN deco
rated their dwellings with flags and Dunt-
ling. Tue city ball, courthouse. and munl-
ciDal buildings have been handsomely
decorated. In all he principal departments
| the Offices were closed at noon ana business
suspended.
SYMPATHY FOR THE PRESIDENT
! GALVESTON, August A special to the
! Ne,rS from COr,iclna, Texas. says that al
line third annual rtInion Of Parsons cav
airy brigade Of the Confederate army, yes
lterday. resolutions expressing deep sympa'
thy with the wounded President and thank
Ifnlne~s at his promised recovery were
adopted unanimously.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACIURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

LOUISVILLE NAVY.
Rest br .hf. white mixers, ~, 5Od5lc best
b,igbt while dller, s.tZ. rod. 0OH3lc.; ttoi
smooth. white oilers. 5OM5lc; 'aucy wllie
dIi.rs. scr 52n54c.: MEDIUM Bnrey. $50 49,
Green. River Hlers. n. 45&46c.; Greea.ltlNtr
B.irrs. mahogany. ~ 81. aud 4s.' 50@FS,.'
d rfen- River oilers. bc-t bi1cs, %. aud A. 4u.1
ale: Grren-R River huers, common black 10 ana
A. 81 a6c.
Louisville SMOKING TOBACCO.
second grade. rs. ~ aud a's. 4O@4Ee.: mlAe1
t.iug -tnnking. 34c.: stem smoking ih papTf $50
mi and dry smoking. 22M3Oe.; brlslt am -Ianu-
Igfed - g. and irs Ia SOc.: nfiRoi ana Eftiiu-
lated 10 lsags. 29175c.; piie smoking ~ paper %
y soc. .,. -,,..,co
Vfrciuk, bright extra and nne mounds fVA 9Vt' e
yir.,ruia an, ami extra hz. 7ONsuc NlrglhA uhe
R-incb and Ig-iuch twist. as &c; virginia lHt-
ditIfn f-fnch aud l2.inch twist 40 4ec Nftlhl1
,n,-IiBua los and l6',. 4BA fSc.; FnHuia medium
2-fueh psg,pds. 45la &c.. NIrgina common z
mon poands. 8sa42c.; Virginia good hrisht IL
inrn 83c. VirkIum mahogaDyH AND bright nav =
a. and as 44a 4sc.; Virginia oacA naN1' %
and As, 4O04Jc.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
vir,j MIA line smokiug, sI.2O@sl25; Vir2t..lss
assorted. 45M6Oc.: Norm taEohha anu V'N'i-' ~
6lSOr. -G0uTl eT-J0itr nat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
sy TELEGRAPH rorHK DusPArCH.
Tne Prestdeat PASSES Another Good
Day--Decidedly the Best since
Hta Injury.

Texas soldiers sympathy for sir. Garfield
Shooting Match Ina Massaeh asetts Annual
nIcetiREio OF the CaskeIic Total Abstinence
Union Of America-The West Virginia Gem
trial snd Pittsburgh Railroads Another rros
Against Time by Maud e; Time, 2sIo 3D.
Foreign Notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-05
NrM YnRK rnRACCn MARKET.

AUGUST 3.-For Kentucky eat Ire market Is ga q
ana unchanged. ~~ed-ltaf has lair deuaS o. dud
is ,teaCv Iu price. Virginia e1t b, iu Goo6 deinaL1
sales 400 hugsheId, kenlucky Ieaiai 0hI l3ci lou
cases 1850 crop New England az lOn2Oc.; zuO
cases 1850 crop Ohio on private terms 2VV ct. e,
1850 crop Pennsylvania ou ur.vai- TERMS 5Vu
bales Havana 40 s2c.dSl.l5. q totaiTus for VII
ginia leaf: Dsrk-j omln0n lugs at 4u4+c.. good
Iugs ~ lsd5t. low leaf at 6U7r.; good Ieai
1t TNqC.; dark wrappers az 90 lac. bright
Common mahogany n lj220c.. good mahogany
al 2OH25c. tine mahogany at 2jM45c.; common
bright 40 l5a2Or.: good bright "a 25a33c; me
bright 1t 35045c.- extra bright AZ 0oN tot
smoker. Bright-CommOu a. s.Gl2c.; GOOD ~
l2al7c.: tine al l7G Z2Sc. The quotations are FOR