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The probabilities of an exodus with The
possibilities OF deyelopemoat into a tidal
wave, sweeping away the large bulk Of our
black labor, renders tho question Of labor
ono worthy of consideration, in ahticipA ion
OF such Contingency. That q general exc
Gus which Is not impossible, Wo Ia work
olsastorous results In our economy, needs no
demonstrstion, tLal ii is possible, is saiaiug
eredenee, when we consider the tendency ef
panles and the Inlutored aud excitble ma,
turs OF the negro population, and tho lesven
oil an exodus movement, which is alregdy
spread through every southern state. In
case black labor should in the next few wears
leave the south TO any great extent no one
can deny that il must be replaced or tens
OF thousands eff acres of cotton lards lie
ole IN every state, and general disaster ensua
In such contingency states which growl ut
immigration will DO forced from their MASTER,
" inactivity to stimulate the ingress OF white
labor or we must look TO the overpeopled
land of China for supply of Coolie labor.
Ihat cheap aud tractble peop labor is to be
had IN China is certain, and thst that Glass Of
labor is best adopted TO tho cotton industry,
from lsudlord's point of view, is EQUALLY
certain. That we csu revive the old Us,em
OF slave lsblr without either the odium of
the name or tine objections to the slave sys.
tenn by the importation Of Chinese, admits
of no doubt. Contracts can be m.de With
the San Francsco Chinese companies for so
many Coolies al such price for certain
length of time, and such contracts will DO
carried out by those companies to tho very
letter. Thus the owner of extensive plant
atoms can estimate the number Of hands he
will aeed for certain operation, and the
price he can pay, and can obtain those hands
for term Of years, not by contracts with the
hands themselves but with parties who have
such full control over them that they are
enabled to fulfill their contracts scrupulously
standing in the relation of overseers, with
full authority over trsctable subjects. The
advantages of this species of peon labor are
many; the profits from its use great; the
supply abundant. BY a jadcious immigra-
ton movement carrie on in China by Chi
neae companies the back labor of the south
could in time be supplantad by q better Ia
Dor, and profits equal to that of the old slave
labor be gained,
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IN ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
N roads TO fix crossings, cutters, etc.
BE II ordained by the city council OF the city
OF Dallas;
SECTION /. It shall be the duty of every
railroad corporation which has a track In the
city of Dallas, to Keep Its road bed, culverts,
switches and drainage In good repair.
Sec. g Wherever The track OF any road
crosses a street or alley In ihe city, the top Of
the rails shall be even with the surface of the
street for the full width ofsuch street, and the
street crossiAg shall be so ANed by the railroad
company's agent The same rule shall be
observed where they have switches on any
street.
SEQ 3. Where they havs cutters or culverts,
the same shall be 80 constiu cted or covered an
as not 10 interfere With safe passage and con-
yenient travel along the street, and 80 as not
to convey the water into any street or lot in
the city.
SEQ. 4. They shall not construct any switch
or track along or acro.s any street In tho cltv
without the consent of the city council, and
any and every person 10 dulug or aiding In
the act shall be deemed guilty of q misdemean.
or, and upon conviction SHALL lined not less
yhan Eve nor more than one hundred dollars.
ASec 8. IL shall be be the duty OF the Hous-
M Texas entral railroad company to pro-
fkAghtB at their crossings on Houston, JEFF
t,9 9fI N7>Aus'in, Market, lamar, Asard avenue,
vide Z AIeryay, Main Elm, Commerce, Swiss,
rson, WNl}ryan, and Ross aveaue; and of the
Ipt,oWdei, n lic railroad company to provide
49,, ~ z HASfossingHOn Houston, Jefferson,
l ,teNss 4 fnN n, Lamar, College, sycamore,
Ansin, Markef traets ,yIIoh iI,s, ~ s3
Live Oak, Iarwmuk dsrL w do,,i,,,,Ss, Flu,
howard and Coz sbi,,i,,,, " SySifhuin eNSop.
he kept burning &,rr re iUa,lbn,us,;; hhy
when the m6c ~ ns 'no oi'y snah piae'
olher railroad ~ w. A.. e.,
SEQ. a ~ she Preventative of railroads
ngent or otbfnI r y city, TO see that the re-
having a traelh1 Finance are complied with,
quirementa ar OF r. TO comply, or OF any vi
and in care ohi,ul ence, the agent shall BE-
olation Of thi u Nv d nisdemeanor. and upon
deemed guilt OIL or's court shall be lned
conviction " NJ more than one hundred
NOT not loss thar AZ AZ, shall constitute separ-
dollars; andch oY
ave offence, ~ vi Q duty OF the city engin-
&c, 2. II psa,yg fficer to see tho prOyls-
y ,e, MY e svt pr,rac strictly complied with
sec ~ lat Ma IN nance take effect from
pass npg * pnom a q, 1850.
App'o'r f'o''io "a in J. GOOD, Mayor.
J,.B, Hrnyosp, e. ecretary.s
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AN ORDINANCE Numbering Of houses.
4 AZ il ordained by the City Council of 1.-THE City

of Dallas. ,..
SECTION All business ana dwelling houses
fronting on any street or avenue IN ms Guy
shall he numbered and there shall be PLACED. on
such houses number easily seen nom the
street and Mt least three Inches long
Sec Q ON all streets running eaStWaruly
ond westwarily the houses shall be numbered
from the western terminus OF SAID stfeels' even
numbers on right hand side OF street, oua
numbers on left hand side OF street, going s''s'
every Twenty-Five loot lot oei"e
proper number 49,, ,o,,, h
Sac z All streets running north anu SCUM
crossing Pacifio avenue shall have II Tor III
| viGIng line and shall be numbered from tnehcs
| oach yray. that part of Lamar ana Othcr slreeli
| crossing Pacific avenue lying north Oh aNenui
| eholl lie known as North Lunar street, az,
y,ce verso as TO portions of streets lying sou'l
VIZ r%osc streets that run northerly arc
eonthwardly and don't cross Paclnc Welu'
sSoii If the street lay south oil thaL hNehus
| hn Numbered from lts northern terminus y
| vorih Of IT, from ts southern terminus An
ari avenue shall be numbered as a conuhuo
ZION OF sycamore street. On ~, hortn w w
south streets odd numbers sneii ne nr az aida "a
hand side even numbers on rlsht "''' S'''
going frem inilialpoint .,,. ,,,ree
Sec 4. IL shall be the duty OF city engIn a,,
IN give every party requesting IL 'neir pi'P'
ny Sec T. IL shall be the duty of every OWE n,
of any house or houses TO put the proPeii n. nn
bar al, II and in conspicuous place. ~ ." -,
| one fails to do so after notincuuon ny ' Syisd,
0ineer he shall be deemed guilty OF ni si,
meanor and fined In any sum ho' e>0'''''
4 'T Sec q. That this ordinance take eject rfoi
u puHS pSroVsd November2a, 1850, oo,, Mason
]. B. HEREFORD, Secretary
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A N ORDINANCE defining and puai.hlns
IA oilenseS against public morals ana de-
1 cency.
, Be 1t ordained by tho City Council of the
, City of Dallas
SKcrIoN |. 1t shall be unlawful for any
male person to walk or ride in the streets
q of the city of Dallas with any commonly re.
pued prostitute or leud woman.
Sec.2: 1t shall be unlawful for any one to
appearin the streets or public places of the
0 city In nude state, in a dress not belonging
to mis- or her sex, or iu an Indecent or iewd
dress; or - expose his or her person; or be
L. guilty OF an Indecent or lewd act where persons
I passing might ordinarily see the same
SEQ. 3, 1t shsll he unlawful for any person
In the city OF Dial as to exhibit, sell or oifsI
for sale any indsc mt or lewd picture or otnei
4 thing, or to exhibit or perform, OF
present 10 be exhibited or reformed upon
premises under his or her n anagement any
y immoral or lcwd play or other repre- alton.
= Seed IL shall be unl,wful for any persos tC
'lh" wash Or win in the Trinity river alonp
\ the corporation limit between sunrise and sun.
NJ SGT.
Sec. .. It shall. b. unlawful for any ono tc
suck palht,DrAnu or putnpou any house, fence
HEaii, pavement or any public or private place
i = ibis city, any writ, n printed or painted
advertisement without consent Of owner OF
Hnsper party.
i Nc. o. II shall be unlawful for any one to
~ a.; Voe any building, ence, lamp post or other
Gtuls Hrty, public or priy4tA In In city OF Dial.
go Mel 10 mitch any hose or otner animal u
r SIa in awning, pot or building, or to
iop,r i"'"r .hitcn any hrrsr on or across any
10, u ity !, provided an animal may be hitch IN
ny ly "rbplven in curbmg.
i.iN Ii snail be Unlawful for any malp
y 5lt my generally rep0ted house o.
S iios ce ldtn the city Tor the purpose of as
So, 9so t. 50 ,-sa1 ruA prostitu es.
's's,m ~ vi puFEone who violates any of the
,ros., W. u,,h " shall he decla.cd gully OF
'y Soc & ANY iloaistd won conviction in Tie
-nregoiNq saciiom.r9,, DO fined In any sum not
otsdo,ue T9s Ne than one hundred dol
ln ayo ,iI = eaurt sh ho bingN wv
less than five, nor moral Uaawinl for any person
ln gss o 1t snoee Uni and pSit the 5eroo 90 az" iGy
In The city of Dallas to use mS gambling hOu e
other person house, or amin Indignation, or al
the purpose being used as - pist6[ room 1rnd mn
fer notice to allow any house he toll DE fined
der their control to be used for su that nor more
ANY one violating this section sha intsN
in any sum not less than twenty-five 'Noptie-
than one hundred d liars. " re-
Sec TO- 1t shall be unlawful for the ped yypon-
TOR Of any saloon oc other placeof puoH.r Idoy
sort In the city, to allow any disorderiy ootr
duct Ia mis- place of business. or To empS prb
therein, as bartender OF walter, or In any ON
capacity any generally reputed lewd woman.
Anw one violating this section shall be deemed 1
unity of mlsdeme Inor, andupon conviction
lined in any sum not less than five nor more
than fifty dollars
Sec H. That this ordinance take effect nom
passage and publication.
Approved November y, 1850.
JOHN j, GOOD, Mayor.
7 n UEpErORD, Secretary.
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Something More Needed.

All chimneys bearing the Dragon brand
are guaranteed to withstand the flercest
flame while dripping wet, or any amount of
cold air, or draft in ordinary use on the
lamp they never break They are for
sale at d. Gosln's China hall who las the
exclusive sale for one year.
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Fruits snd Flowers cigarettes and smok.
ing tobacco. Headquarters Trinity cigal
factory.
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a man died OF liver complaint ca.
collars worth of "BLACK-DRAU0Hl~
would have saved his lie.
For sale by all druggists
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Eminent Or. W. &. Caveunush,
Memphis, Tenn, writes: "POr weak d.
gestion, consumption, general debility, snl
want of appetite chcel.ully recommend
Colden's Lieborg's Liquid Extract of b col
Sold by Ervay Bros, Dallas.
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AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
n building Of privies. =, c,o o,,,,
n IL ordained by the city council OF inc olV
an ,pIoS /. Each and every tenement within
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Tickets sNV
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by REGISTERED
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Sold by all druggists

Stop using Calomel aud try "BLaGN-
DROUGHT" for liver diseases.
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An ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
N roads 10 fix crossings, cutters, etc.
BE 1t ordained by the city council OF the city
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A N ORDINANCE to ENCOURAGE ,Oo sat,

n ORDINANCE TO encourage the setting
"A ont and preservation OF shade trees Ia
the city OF Dallas,
Be L ordained by the City Council of the City
OF Dallas:
sXcuoN /. Anyone who may here sfter set
out and prot CT until two years of are any
snaue tree OF trees In front If their preui.eS,
t'uhg any street IN his city. sn n reCotVr
| therefor the sum OF Oae dollar, provi .,d nat
such setting out ottrvea Is TO- accordance With
the provisions ur this uIdhuuce.
Sc Sati Tres are 10 he set out on the
ihsl OF The cur1mg uf toe guttor along The
outer eige of uch sidewalk n L ess thai & or
mVre ihau y iuches from The outer DE, AID
all ct uul along REy GA Z siutWa tk shall be. An
ssrMgnt line, SAID shade trees may consist
of Chu a Mulberry, Locust. PopiAr. Vafar
Oak, Pecan Paradise ,ree,, Elm. Cottonwooi
anu * Elder, or Ma lg, and % .br time IL
settling OK sh0li not be less than olaht t.ct
nigh, ant shalt he protected 10y wooden lattice
, Torh o het Wis, anu sha,l not be ueasci
SEQ 3. At The time at setting out said trees
| tht party doing 50 shall report the anne TO the
| LltN thE lutCr, Who q 800. UN emma ION Of the
f-ot shah give cert,fc tie to The party Of the
humper and location IF said trees. AZ The
expiration of two ye.rs from date, # said trees
are SIM alive aud In q thriving condition, the
| hearsr OF the Engineers certificate shall be on
titled TO one dollar for each tree 80 set out aud
preserved. N0d money o. De paid out OF the
| City treasury by the Treasurer, after report
! 10 aud orders from CITY Council
/ sec IL shall he unlawful for anyone "a
cut, bark or otherwise njuro any Shsau tree
or To tleany hor'e or othersuind, To such tree,
( .rtNetrane work protecting 10 ornr. 4 ,nuugl
/ llr such aoimal 70 injure said trees. AuyOns
violating this ec'lun shall 10 deemed ruNty
OF amlsdemeGn0r and upon conviction fined ia
any sum not exceeding lfly l554 o. dollars
scc .. IL shall be the duty of toe wurshl
Sna police Officers ~ the O,ty 30 Grrast ever,
'he DOING any act Injurious tl said shade trees
rec Il, mat this ordinance take elcc. Ion
/ pa>Sal and publication
Approved November 10th, 1880.
Attes': JOHN j. GO d, Mayor.
| ] B. lIl.REEORn, Score nrN.
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Deiacare Matters in Congress.

In Congress-, several days ago, Mr..
Bayard rose In the Senate and present
ed the petition of Chas. q. Stock Icy and
S5 other citizens of Georgetown, Del,
without reference to party affiliation,
praying for the passage of resolution
providing for the abolition Of the COM
pulsery legal tender power OF the Treas
ury note OF the United States; also one
from George II. Brady and 50 others,
citizens Of Delaware City and New Cas-
tie, Del, praying for the repeal of the
compulsory legal tender power of the
United States Treasury notes. They
both referred to the committee on Fl.
nance. Hon. Edward l.. Marin present
ed In the House a bill to improve the
navigation OF the Mispillion river; also
the petition of VIM. A Scri bner and one
hundred and fifty other citizens of Mil
ford, Del, for the Improvement of the
Mispillion; also q bin to improve the
navigation OF Broadkiln river; also the
petition Of Hon. James Ponder and fifty
other citizens of Milton, Del, for the
Improvement Of the navigation of Broad
kiln river. These were referred to the
Committee ON navigation.
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INCREASED GOAL SALES.

A member of prominent Whining
ton coal firm told GAZETTE reporter
yesterday after noon that their coal sales
had greatly increased lately, and, dur
ing the month of Decembe Der, were much
above the average for corresponding
month of previous years. This increase
had been steady for three or four months
past, and there was a constant growth IN
the quantity disposed of. Compared
with one year ago the advance was
quite decided.
InquiriLg of other firm showed that
the quantity of coal they had sold had
rather increased than diminished, when
compared with the year previous from
date. This shows that the increase has
been general and not confined to the
growth of the business of an individual
hrm. 1t seems little remarkable that
SO much more coal should be soldduring
a mild season than during one 80 much
more better, rs was last winter.
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The Fun BOus HdVe.

Fourth street hill between West and
Tatnall street along the south side walk Is
covered with snow this morning, and
sleds and sliding pedestrians have given
It surface rs slippery as Ice. This morn
lhg the hill was scene of great anima-
ton and about fifty boys we're engaged
in coasting to the great danger of the
timorous traveller who CHANGED to de-
scend the hill on the slippery.side. There
were boys Of al sizes, ages and Co onditions
and the sleds were Of such widely vary
ing class as to cover the whole range OF
that styl of the average boys possession.
IL appeared that the more ragged and
Arab-liko the boy was and the more un-
calmly and ricketty his sled the fast
or he could go in his downward descent.
Their plan OF conducting the sport was
of nature particularly applicable to the
average urchin. Sometimes they would
all hitch their sleds behind each other la
a long line, and descend the hill together
As like as not, when about half way
down and when going like an express
train on n down grade, the lad on the
leading sled would suddenly run 1t of in
an angle and jump out OF the road. The
sudden turn would, of course, unseat the
boys on the other sleds and they would
all go tumbling down the hill head over
heels, and sled over boy. OF course Ii
was great fun and the boys enjoyed IL
hugely, the same power protecting their
necks from dIslocation, as would prevent
,hem from taking the smallpox upon
approaching an infected house out of
pure spirit of curiosity to zee who would
go closest. One of the youngsters hav-
ing been thus thrown off, with three boys
aud two sleds on top of him, was asked
If there was not some danger of him get
ting hurt. "0h, no." he answered, as he
shook the sno down his neck, "Dobody
ever gets hurt its rather hard on the
sleds though" he added. ruefully, glanc-
ing at his own damaged jumpef.
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Clever COterie.

A day or two ago Captain Charles II.
Gallagher and William Devices were en-
gagged In conversation in the waiting
room Of the p, w. & b. depot, RELAXING
the "reminiscences of politics in WIZ
mington and the prospects of Republi-
can success In the future. While thus
engaged in dropped Mr.. Hersey of the
Republican, and Joined in the conl arsa-
uon. Close on his heels came Mr.. WASH
ington Hastings, and he likewise took
part In the confab. Scarcely had he got
interested when ex-Treasurer jos. L..
Killgore came upon the group; and he
was followed by Anthony Higgins, Esq.
or course these politicians all came to-
gether at one point by the merest acct
dent; but many were the suspicious
mods and winks of bysfanders, and SOL
emn were the prophecies oil some tha
the differences and disagreements which
had formerly separated the leaders Wee
abodt to be harmonized and "electr!-
fed" Indeed, 1t looked really suspicl-
GUS to see the acknowledged heads OF
the two opposing factions. thus engaged
in secret and friendly conversation.
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The Rtver S0ssndt,.0s.

Chief Engineer Conwell, OF the City
Engineering and Surveying Department,
mas prepared large and handsome map,
illustrating the soundings recently taken
by him and his assistants, In the Della
ware river, opposite Christiana avenue.
Tbese soundings, which were taken at
low water, show depth Of 20a feet at
distance OF 1000 feet from low water
mark. There Is also an extensive tract
OF marsh inside the river bank at this
point, which Is covered by water at high
tides. The stretch Of. marsh is about
six hundred feet wide abreast Of Christi
ana avenue, and as It extends UP towards
the mouth Of the mouth OF the Christi
ana 1t spreads out to a width of about
1000 feet, and then gradually recedes In
It's course along the lower bank of the
creek.
Mr.. Conwell's map, which was pre-
pared with great care, will be exhibited
to- the members of City Council, this
evening.and at the meeting of THAT body
resolutions will be offered calling the at
tentlon OF Senator, and Representative in
Congress TO the navigation OF the Della
ware, and requesting them 10 endeayor
TO secure an approi iriatiOn for improving
this navigation by the erection of ice
piers In the Dela1 are, opposite Christi
ana avenue. Such work, 1t Is argued,
would prove of material benefit in pro-
tecting the mouth of the Chrlstiana, and
rendering IL safe and comfortable har-
Dor for vessels during severe storms.
Similar piers In the river above the
mouth Of the Christiana would also
prove Of great advantages and render the
protection TO the Christiana harbor am
pie and complete.
Mr.. Cornwell's map also includes all
that portion of the city east of Market
street, showing the course OF the Chris
tiana and Brandywine up to this street.
The river soundings were taken with
considerable difficulty, as extreme care
was Necessary In order to insure accura-
cy. The current at the point where
these operations were conducted is very
swift running at q rate Of five miles per
hour.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of writ of Levari Facias.
TO me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. S4i Shipley street. kept by John ].
Dougherty, in the city of .Wtlmington
New Castle county, DEL,
ON SATURDAY,
The 3ist day of January, 1880
At O'Clock, P. M,
The following described real estate. viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
Wilmington Aforesaid, with a two story
frame house thereon erected, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
Beg inning for the same on the southerlv
side of Curlett street, at the distance ol Ga
feet from the corner formed by the inter-
section OF the westerly side of Church
street with the southerly side OF CurIett
street, running thence southerly parallel
with Church street 63 feet to a corner.
thence westerly parallel with Curlett
street II feet to corner, thence northerly
parallel with Church street 63 feet to the
sOutherly side OF Curlett street. thence
easterly along said side of said street N
feet to the place of beginning, be the con-
tents within SAID bounds what they NAV,
Book @, vol. 7, page l4i, &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Solomon Cook, Surviving
Mortg ,gor and {. l.. and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sheriffs Office, New Castle, January Ia,
1851. Janl5-3twts
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CHERiFF's SALE.

ShhhlrF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias. to
me directed, will be exposed to public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s4l Shipley street. Kept by John j. Dough.
erty, In the city Of Wilmington, New
Castle county, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
The 31st Day of JANUARY, 1880.
at ata, o'clock, P: M, the following described
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with q two story brick JWeiIine
mouse aod Drlck stable thereon erected,
situate In the city of Wilmington afore,
said, bounded and described as follows
to- wit: Beginning at tt 9 corner Termed bv
the intersection of the norLherIy side OF
Taylor street with the easteriy side Of
KirKwood street, thence easterly along
said side of Taylor street IS feet 81 inches
TO feet wide alley extending from raw
lor street TO feet wide alley extending
ron ,tom Spr9Se street TO kirkwood street,
OF said alley l8 feet inches to q line or 9th
er land OF said Candy and Porter Trustees.
thence thereby westerly and parallel with
erly side of Kirkwood street and thence
southerly along said side of KirkwOod
street l8 feet inches to the place of begin
ming. with The right ana privilege OF using
the said feet wide alley in rear or soi5
lot ~
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Solomon Cook, surviving
mort mortg sgor, and Robert Robe =. Cook, Joseph
Rebecca Cook, Laura M. Cook and Johri
Cook, heirs OF VtrgiHia Cook, deceased-
and El1anora Cook, wife of Robert II,
Cook and t. t., and 70 be sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
1880. ianI5- -stsyyts' a.