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RAILROADS.,
A Meeting Of Iron Mountain Di-
rectors Called on Short
Notice.
Discovery Of Process by Which Steel
Rails May Be Made from Mis-.
souri, Iron.
Consolidation OF Four OIL Region
Raifroads-Local INTEL
- 1igcncc.

Special Utspaleh 10 71se Chicago Tribune.
Tf11fAnKLpiifA, 1'a., nec. 10.-A plhn which
hAH becn preparing for several weeks Inns Mt Inst
leon completed. atld tOtlurruw President .I0nea
will publish scleMo fur n merger OF the Pitts
h.lrg. Tltusvlllo j. nul1ao Ionl with thrco new
corporations which hnvo their roads yst to huitt.
The }luifatu, 1ittAhnrg dt Western, which Ii tn
construct a limo fru1n 1aructon un tho i.ako
shore. thn northern terminus Of tho Ttttlsvlllo
ttont. lntn tho City Vt ltfal0. md tho sn'afnAn-
Gu, flrndfOrl T. Allegheny ilfyer, which has lust
been chartered to build n roAd from
frvlnct1n, tho southern terminus nf tho
TitunstIlc. to snlatnnnoa. thoy to connect
with tho Now York, Luke Eric L. Western and
tho ltoehestur & State Limo ttoad. Tho TltMs-
vtllo L. Oil Clty-n little roai niue Mllas iong.
from Tltusslo 10 Petroleum Ccntrc-wil! nls0
be takon In. Tho now company IL to he calscd
tue buffalo. ptttsburK + Western. and Will own
2D4 tnIlcH Ut rOnd, aa follows: RAtnmnncu to Oil
City. 100: brunch to Bradford, 70: OIL City to
1l,siYnlo, 40: Union s. TItusyfo 1irancb, 25: md
Oil City nrnnch. O. The capltai stock will he
s10,150,00o, OF which flG0o,0oo will bc
preferred aud S7.E0,00 FIRST mortgage per
cent bonds. Four millions Ut thusc binds will
bo retained to provide for tho underlying mort
Cages on tho old roati, which has 1rst mort
Rapo OH every division Of It, and Il consolidated
1nortgauo upon tho who'll linz. tho totNl atnount-
Ing to ntmost a, ,000U Uu0. Thu now r0au. there-
forc, will bo represented by about t1,o00,o ,oo0 Of
preferred stock, twice as much cot1ln1ot,, and
mortgage debt OF $9,600,UD. Tho cuntrncts
hnye been made with Lny Could and
tho buffalo, Cleveland e Chioago Rn1road
Company for M interchange OF business,
and tho road woull DO link In several trunk
ltncs going West over the New York, pennsylya-
nta l. Ohio from Corey, aIid East over tho New
York. Lnku Erie & Western from Salamanca. or
by tile New York, Ontario s. Western, which Ia
to 10 extended tn l3uiYu!o. The stock roso2 per
cont on Saturday on tho rumor OF so1no contract
Of this kind,
II ths 1Vtsskr41 Associated f'rsst.
pHtLADELp,I1A, Dec. l0.-fieprcso natives OF
tho Flttsburg, Titusyllo t. Buffalo Hallway
Company, thu Buffalo, Fittsl,urR & Western, tho
Salamanca, bradford l. Allegheny Itlvcr Rail-
rond Of l'onnsylvanin, the Salamanca, bradford
& Allegheny ltlvcr 1tarond Of New York, and
tho Tttusvitle OH City HALLWAY uet In this city
ycster.lny and unanimously agreed to CONSOLE
date thoIr iutsrcst8.
, 1880-12-20

5pseId3 Ulspd9ch 70 Inb Cfttd0o IFabHHks
ELKHA Iud.. Dec. 18-Thu Coroner ycster-
day afternoon held IN inquest over tho remains
uf an unknown tramp who wns sstruck by a Lnko
Shore tran antl instnntty killed Fri,luy morning.
Tho verdict wns in uccordhuce with tho fncts.
Thoro wos nothing on tho person that would
ldehtify him. 1t ID thought tho dead mnn iu-
tohtGa suicide, Ms tho train tint cnnB Just nhend
OF tho one thnt kl lrd hin, Ind hurs work to get
by hin. He wot,tl get oft tho track ind thon on
agnin. uo repeated this mauouyto eovcrll
times.
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TOLEDO, O., Uoo. lo.-A largo noetln2 of tho
Toledo branch OF tho Irish Land Louguo and q
mtscel!uuco.ls audience Maa udlsessed Tonight
BY Father O'llrtc1,. who urged u liheral support
OF pprnuIl mud the 1.euxus, without rcyara to
church lines. Tho movement ls assuming quito
substantial shape IN this city, tho local Sociuty
having u lHrxo tuDn,brrship,
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CAN ADA.
Necd OF D1l-Lunbcr-Exrort to
Suutll AInericu-.Tilo EAcItlc Railway
Syndicate misunderstanding to nn
American 0NlC1nl.


American Onlclal.
Sp<etat utspt.eh to The Chtcaoo Ttt1uns
cott1ynwoGn ncr 1n-Tho rarrr so,nd
c,e,s -, ,a...s,, ..1s.. -. 80 s.'.tla So
Star, In discussing tho subject OF mercantile
marine. points out the Hrgont necessity that rx-
shnwa thnt ann ynnrp mn, t.rn ycssnss wc5e
1now' 1.. ~. euuu s.u.s Nv wv ,..s,rs
ph!t III tue ssnal style u Cahata ahP- o'ti'dlne'
water's edge, md tho wrecks lay under water
EhlnniEw sncuiutnrs. t,,@ 3I,1 hill. wrrc funlt
.,'pn an h, ,ssnIa p.4o @ nirtn All onS etcH
ani nn;ntu, fIo ZosIan,i ind sImr,a. Wntt wrrf,
III "aG th5s NV scs,a aua n,v vniunIl
iivns Iost r.sar ~, fhn' Vn.,n.,nss
we,,t c, tlnwp viii, MI a6G 6han,ja NJ, Is,ard.
mnm IN thta ,,nv ~, h,,.r hns nao, innn 1w tho
a. % e. .y !ycs ~ uns nS" uuu M ~ &
thn fni.if" * ~" ,stnr i.nrsnsatc1, tI,n; fl,r
"T'Ivusanis Of EanuIiu,, sallofs aru risklIlE
v.sac1s and ce,fes'Is tint ~; ,ont. nv mr,vMfa
1Ivi,aa ~ ,,n,,,i"s ors ~ uiin,sn ~ ti
nn.t run vrsss,s wtifnut rcstrs"tion nr rSntr,,t.
.v,1t II" .niE a, n,,,l,eH H. i1st s1,1
n I, ~ "ns 'snl viz " II tsIa IN ti,o s.i'.
, n.rast ~ n ~ y W w., ~ M. ~ ~,
tno '' sn1soi ia..stch IN n.fnt.oc, rh,.r.
nsTnr., I1"c ~ H. III ,nn tiIt,sy,s r'.,.t tnc IN
.t,r nts ,i. ~ H. u K .nI.t .H uH,sH ~
Law AtHA0 ~ tHO oks AHH "AtL H1NAaH
, 1880-12-20

gpft1aI UttpdftA % The EhicQQo TRIBUNE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. Dec. lg.-An oil Hcnt!c-
man named Martin Kinney foil from tc,lipo-
rary bridge at buy View to-d4y and hnl his neck
broken.
This afternoon n young man named Waltcr
MoKonncy was run into by m ice-boat und
fatuilY injured.
, 1880-12-20

Special Dlspatsh to Tho Chicago Tribune
KANSAS CRY, NO., Doc. 1o.-lat o'clock this
afternoon ]. U. FIucry, an oil citizen Of thlB
city. wa8 killed by falling OFT the River Wow
bridge. 11c had tceu drinking. a1d Ind soated
hlnsclr oil thu ruling. 1to full u Distance Of
thirty tcet md broke lts neck.
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With tho jnnuary Number LIrrlScnTr'H MA0A-
ZINE antcsS 1pun u NEW HEN1EY, chniHo which
y MARKED by nany i91prn.ualants md 4 mnte-
Literary standard rs III tho past but presenting
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES,
Rendering ttse MHcasine tumcwhat lighter In clsnr.
acter thmn hitherto. lts conductors will spnsB nj!
a thprUugkIy
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ACCIDENTAL A In1s0

ACCIDENTAL. POISONING.
SCRANTON, Ta, Dec. lD.-Chnrlcs S!cklur acct-
dontally poisoned his wIfo Inst night BY giving
her carbofo actl instead Of ehloral. She died Ii,
Il fow hours. sick!er Inns Kune crazy at thu fatal
mistake.
, 1880-12-20

k0ftiaI bEpaEth to The Chicago TftbAns,
CLINTON, ILL.,, Dec. ls.-Two girls wero dn1l-
gero,,sy poisoned In this city sat,c tiino yestor
afay by drinking bcor that WINS full Of arsenic
They aro now lying very low, with prospects Of
nit recovering. There Is no ctew rs 10 how tho
poison uatno in 1t. Qrcat excitement prevails
over tho 1lAtter.
, 1880-12-20
.lsllQKE Ills HACK.

Rosctat Dtspateh to The Ghteaoo Irthnrf.
OMAHA, Neb., nco. 1a.-This morning John
Mnnley. u freight conductor on tho Burlington
Missouri Rallrond, foil from tho bridge at
PlMttau1outh. distance of tlttY feot. md brtko
hts buck, from which ho died shortly afterwards,
, 1880-12-20

ANDREW NLOMANs
Special Dtxp1seh to 7hs Chttaqo Tribune.
r1TTsuulto, pn.. Dec. 1o.-Androw Kloman,
ono Of the principal iron manufacturers Of
1'ittsbury, died Mt his roscnca In th!s city
shortly after 10 o'clock Tonight. Isa caimc to
this city from Oermnny In 1876, poor md fricntl-
lcss, and obtained work as Il mncl!nlst. Ten
years lutcr ho stnrtoa q f0rRo III thls vicinity.
and etnco thut tIno had been continuous
" connected with tho Iron interests Ut
l'onnsylvaata. For years ha srHs n snonnb9r Of
tho trin OF klnrsA1, Cnrncgta & ca. At tho tIne
pf hta tleMth ho wus proprietor Of tho 6uparInr
Rolling MllI, ono of tho most extensive III tho
country. Ito !caves II faullly ana u larga estute
to b0 divided un,0ng tlOM.
, 1880-12-20

Such blots upon beauty ~ plinpcs. soughness
su!ioWness mrs ubliteratea by Glenns Sulphur
Soup.
, 1880-12-20
ttpROT." NOLAN

Special DUpatrh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, nec. H." Prof" ". II. Nolnn
tcoorcdl, an old resdout OF Mnl.lson, al,l highly
respected by all Of our oltixons. ulcd Ut pneu-
iuunlA this morning utter short illness.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

|. LONDON, February 13.-ln the House OF
Commons tonight the lst and 18th clauses
OF the seed-potatO UreanO bill were
passed, and the House adjourned.
The DduY NelcS understands that Dean
Stanley has informed the memOrialsts who
protested against the erection OF monu-
ment 10 Prince Napoleon in Westminster
Abbey that the project had been irreyoclby
determined upon, though not likely TO be
carried out immediately.
In The House Of Commons to-day Mr..
WheelhOuse Conservative, for Leeds,
moved the appointment OF Il select commit
tee to consider commercial relations be-
tween England and foreign nations, especial
" with reference to the importation OF man.
ufaclured goods from abroad and the effect
Of free trade. He said America had beaten
England in cotton cloths, and that the great
manufacturing mills, which were once
working here, were now only TO be found
in America.
After a short debate the motion was re.
iected.
Ireland.
LABOR DEMONSTRATION IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, February 13.-Tbe unemployed
labOrers OF this city held another demon
stration to-day. In their speeches they de-
cared that they were on the brink OF starya-
ton.
HOnOrs TO "a PreIate.
MONTREAL, February l3.-Bishop Fabris's
arrival from Rome was celebrated to-day by
an imposing procession through the streets
and solemn services in the Church OF Notre
Dame.
France.
LONDON, February l3-Tbe Paris corre-
spondent OF the Times, commenting on the
speech OF Premier Freycinct on the subject
of amnesty yesterday. says: Nothing could
be more propi.ious than This rfassuring
speech, representing France governed and
protected. and depriving her enemies OF
the right to say that she is handed over TO
rioters and anarcbism. IL may not indeed
mike proselyies among the decided adyer-
sares OF The republic. but IL will enable
those who desire steady ana respectable
republic 10 rally around It,"
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MADRID, February 13.-In the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day Premier Canoyas De
Castillo, replying TO an Interpolation, stated
that the Government would not receive the
petition brought by the kabyle CHIEFS iron
several thousand MOors asking to be placed
under allegiance TO Spain. He added that
1t bad been arranged that the representa-
tives OF the Powers should hold a confer
ence on the affairs OF Morocco, which
would probably take place in Madrid, and
would be highly beneficial to Spain.
Germany.
THE AUsTR0- GERMAN ALLIANCE.
LONDON, February 13.-A Berlin dis.
patch says: but few ClericaIs and no
Progressists were present at the opening OF
the Reicbstag, and particular attention was
attracted to the fact that no mention was
made OF the much-talked-of Austro-German
alliance in the speech"
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, February 13.-The subscriptions
TO the Dublin Mansion-HOuse Irish Relief
Fund TO date aggregate GjT,5Si, and tie
grants aggregate 1000.
BERLIN, February 13.-Prussia has pre-
sented IN the Bnndstradt bill prohibiting
foreign vessels from engaging in the coast
ing trade Of Germany, except where the
right is acquired by treaty or by special
permission.
The draft OF the bill for the pTolongaton
Of the anti-Socialist law shows that il il
proposed to extend It's operations to the
3lst Of March, 1886.
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ientia, $3.50 IS.


Sncor snonhis,s. ssc.: .issr ri.-ises. eee.
rsied. sfc.: Virginia shoulders. 59bxc.: W.
, siois boz-ronuo. 7@72c. virQinr asre.. isrgs
ollr hams. 10G10fc. STOCK iighf.
Bneksfs: paintej; two hsogs, SL5o9sL7j
ii,5o@sS 60: 70 four asne.. sa.25asy ''' '''''1
Coffee: Rio-CommCn. l3nI4s.. fair. 153
&c; good 20 rrirs, l7Glse.; LseeaJfs, 1914
gqs9tss' ;, A g candles. i2fs Isc ssss
cheese : Prize cutting. 1b@15Nc; rorthern
AID western prime cutting. l3d13zr. c0mHo on
IN liz :; Engiisi aairy. lsezOc.: f,neapple, zoe
Rics. Caroh0a. 7ta &c.. RaDgOon. sc.
north Carolina gross. sffnsisS; North Caro-
sns roe; IN h1lf-'srrels; :3@s3so. eMacssre,,
mackerei, 80 ns62J: No. !, In kils, s2.25
No. z. iU Kits. sl.s7,4; No. s,sI.50.
Ldrd, Prime. Osrres and gerces, o.; IN half
hotoSsss: Common syrsp--Iio<sias.ls. 22'.
tisrces. 23c.: barrels, 24s.; genrae zoi.sn ~ uO
350 fJc. y gallon: New Orleans. priiae 4OH5js-
alum. from store SOC. . sack.
sugar: Crushed. l0kc.; powdered. 1914: x-ss-
uisicd. Il Ae., A. ga 9Ac.: y 94c.: extra {, sh.
yenow. 7AsSa,.; cri loaf. llh.
SorD. common. 5G7c., DeD. wa.lDs. ~ 8sf
toilet i1@20e; snd f,ncr prices eossiry' So:
Imperial sll0@sl.6e; empower, sl.zoGl.!4
Ter strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &C.
Bidss, Green. H.. drv ssited. l2c.: DIV.
sin.. A. l5c. wei salted, sa9e.: vet SAlted Co.
sAinc, Sl.2Oasl 80
Gspttsr: sole rather. oak. )di2 =: sole laathns
atmlOck 2GNd30s.: coBuirv dpper. 30raJOc.; 81
auish. ises2zc = f9ot. siu- 40a7Jc.P d.. harpos.
,-uatry 30N36: CITY dui.h. 3Joi0c. q r.: csN
,tins, French. slGc5l.90 = D.; roggB eEF.ils
30G36c.
troM. steel, Nails. &c.
ron: American reanCd. Old Domsion a.
= ~; Ergii5h and American sheet. 81 81.
SSeGes, hammered, tE95H'; hoop, iH9f.
Ndffs: Old DOMINION. '5.15 in 900 keg los,
nncr kce: standard smaller lots from the stores,
s5.50Gs5.75.
Pt9ugh- castings: wholesale, A.; rs:sy 5E,.
= r..
R2De: Manila. best. u alJc.: iu;e. ed9c.
Rggs: Mixed cOttps, a.; white. 81 =, woo.es-
NJsi%c.
LiauOrs, ines, &c.
Ate: sgo'cn, best brands, pnts s2@s2.25 y
dozen, gcla.
Brdndiss: Domestic. al .25ds2; fruit. t1.I0n
$40; sUule. new. fl.7j on; Old, f2.25&g3i
Virginia peac1. t2G $3.50.
Rvs WhisksVs. Mednm,f -: plre OIL. W
GS4; Virginia mountain, new, 81 $3.50, ID
a2.6OG 1880 and upwards.
On: DolLa.fic. Sl.2jc ~; imported 70 q cs.s,
Ns0 En1iGad Run: sl.5oG'1.6o.
Beet .aed WhiS6sVS: Market Qniet.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


DEATH OF AN FX.UNlTED STATES sENA-
ToR-PRoCEEDlNGs OF CONGRESS AND
WASHINGTON NEws-w. s. PRENTICE AN
NoUNCEs HIS SUSPENSION TO THE STOCK
BOARD OF NEW YoRK-NAsHVlLLE VS.
TIED ny A SEVERE TORNADO; SEVERAL
CASUALTIES REPoRTED-FATAL AFFRAY
AT COLUMBIA, TENN.-ALLf0Ep SWIM
Oilers ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA
SUIT AGAINST II. @. DUNN & CO.'S AGENCY
IN NEW oRLEANs-BisHor FABRis's AR
RIVAL FROM ROME CELEBRATED AT
MONTREAL-vfRDICT AGAINST GIN
CINNATI NEwsPAPEB-HHLP FOR THE
IRISH sUFFEIERs-ICE BREAKING UP NJ
pOUGHKEEPsIE-M EETING OF UNEM-
PLoYED LABoRERs AT DUBLlN-VARI-
Gus OTHER FOREIGN ITEMS.
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rorty.sixn. Consress--Second Session,
WASHINGTON, February Is, 1880.
uOIrsF OLE REPRESENTATIVE

HOlSt Or REIKcSf-N AIiN 70.
On motion of Mr.. Fernev, of Alabama
Senate amendments to the Military Acade.
my appropriation bill were nOn-cOncurred
! in.
Mr.. Wells, Of Missouri from the Commit.
tee on Appropriations, reported back the
bill making an additional appropriation OF
$l35, 200 for the support of certain Indian
tribes during the present fiscal year. Mr..
Wells spoke in support of the bill, stating
that if it was not passed there would exist
great danger OF the Indians going on the
war-path.
! The bill was then passed.
| Mr.. Frye, Of Maine, from the Committee
on later Oceanic Canal, reported a resoIu.
| ton calling on the Secretary OF the Navy
for all information and correspondence
touching the international canal now in
possession OF his Department and not here
lofore published. Adopted.
Nlr. Covert, OF New York, chairman OF
the Committee on Agriculture, asked leave
to report bill au horiZing the Commission
| er OF Agriculture to attend IN person or by
deputy the international wool and sheep eX.
hibition 10 be held in Philadelphia Septem.
| TENDER next; but Mr.. Beale, OF Virginia
| objected.
mttces for reports of private nature.
A large number Of adverse reports were
presented by the Committee on War Claims
aud laid on the table.
MIR. Johnston, OF Virginia, from the Com
mittee on Military Affairs. reported bill
removing the political disabilities of Ser
geant p. p. Powell, and authorizing his APP
| pointment as an officer OF the United States
army.
! Mr.. McCoOke. OF New York, supported
the bill. The Young man bad served in The
Confederate army when he was between
sixteen and eighteen years OF age. Though
| he (McCooke) was considerable of a Repub.
| lican, he would say that any man who had
rlsked his life for four or five years in the
service OF The United States should not be
debarred from the right OF promotion.
The bill was passed.
The Speaker announced that the special
order for to-day was the bill for The relief
of General FitZ John Porter.
Mr.. Bright, OF Tennessee, raised the
question OF consideration, and moved TO 20
into Committee OF the Whole on the private
calendar. He raised the question OF con-
sideration in behalf OF the multitude as
against individuals.
Mr.. O'Counor, of South Carolina, sup
ported Mr.. Bright's motion. Ii the House
proceeded 10 consider the Fitz John Porter
bill. the discussion OF which would con-
sumo vast amount OF time, ii would be
equivalent to samming the doors OF Con-
gress in the face OF every other private
claim.
The House-ayes, Al !; noes not counted
refused to consider the bill, and went into
Committee Of the Whole on the private cal
endar.
The bill reiunding to certain citizens OF
Lynchburg, Va, taxes improperly collect
ed on manufactured tobacco was passed
ayes, l5l noes, 80.
AT 4:l0 p. Nj. the House adjourned.
T0-morrow's session vii! be for dcba tie
only.
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IIEBIG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAyOR[NG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT sis
asuccess and II boon for which nations should
feel grateful.r-See Medical Press" Lancet,
british Medical Journal &C.
CAUTION.-Genulne only with the fac stmfIe
of Baron Lieblg's signature III blue Ink across
the label.
Consumption In England increased tenfold
I'm ten years."
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF NEAT. To
be had of all sIorek,epers, Grcc'rs, and Chem-
lists Sole agents for the United states wholesale
only, &. David & Co, 43 Mark Lane, London
England. mn lo-sly
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Toynodo a, nashville. Team.

DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF WIND AND RAIN.
CINCINNATI. February ia dispatch
from Nashville, Tenn, says tornado struck
the city at ii o'clock last night, accompa-
MED by heavy rain. Great damage was done
In different parts Of the city, aud several
casualties are reported. The roofs Of Rhea's
elevator, BurnSs block, and the Edgedeld
Manufacturing CompaDys building were
blown away; brick wall oil new dwell
ing-house fell with crash from the third
story to the cellar; The Merchants Ex-
change was badly damaged; and ff-
teen dwellings and twenty busIncss-houses
were partially destroyed. At II O'Clock
the wind was blowing at the rate Of
forty miles an hour. Men were blown
down in the streets. A man on a treste
bridge was blown from IL and had leg
broken. All trains were forced TO lay up
on account OF trees and rails being blown
across the track. No estimate Of the loss is
made. Rhea a. Sons are the heaviest losers,
the unroo,ing Of their elevator exposing
10000 bushels Of grain 10 the fl,Od OF rain.
a number OF freight-cars which were
Standing on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad were precipitated down an en-
bankment. The damage in the city alone is
estimated at 100000. but in the country 1t
cannot be Appropriated. Several lives are
reported lost.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, February IS, 1880,
Country Produce.

ADpIes S3ds3.75 q barrel.
BesSiOGT: zoe. p u.
Corn ueat: 62c. p bushel for country; zoe. for
city mills:
SG1l0c.; unpeeled, 4G6c.; cherries, lic. y b. 4;
black berries. 6d7c.
Fo0is.-TuTkeys, alOc. y ID. chickens, 8@sc.
y N. ducks, l06l lie. 4 ib.
EgdS: In barrels l24o.; in crfes. $50 lac.
ES0therS: Prime nve-POose 45657,. romraon.
95 035c turkey tail, l5c p H. turkey wing, Zoe.
F pa sI.25@sI 80 - bushel.
H0V: Virginia timothy il@l.O3; elc7ef, 80
e' 0Gts: Baled sjc@sl.
P0i0toes: IRISH y tu.hel 60@70c.
PORK. dressed, 5Ac q H.
Lord: Country. t.
Rue. 7j6SOc q busheL
S1Jaac: Prime, 75c.
Balel Str0lO: 40G42Hi
Woef: washed. 4OGfjc.: unu4shcJ, Is 1890.
BURY wool VIII bring from - Sc. q 10 less tnan
-'' Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
C,zasnt. Roscsdae. $3.50 p barrel.
LINZ: Agricultural, s@lOc. = bushei Rocs!end
sIMSl.ZJ. according tO duMhtyi J0intcr iBnl8h-
ingl. 81: Glcnn's Fai. IS 190c.
Piiiai,fer: Lum9 "A rs ground, 20; cAlciaoe
pl,s.er. sl.50@sL75; o.,so.o
Tdr: Inge Size, t323Gs35O.
DRY Goods.
R,o,,-, SheetfnGs and ShfrttnGs. IA Hanche- =
ter, 7c.; = Nancncstcc 6at.; Manchester g.. {;
"A James River. L.; = james River. $40. \
James River. IS; "A Granltf.lc S1e.; Gr@nlte'
yIne ac.:4-4 10 ;khridge. T.. = RocSbri(g. "a -.
"a ", COnesioga. C.: 81, Cone3toSa, 7c.; : d.
ConestCga Sc IO-4 PeDerill, Be; l0-4 Clty,
use: C0tton-yaras Sips.
sntta. l3@..: "A Masonvle, me-: "A Rockdale,
&C.; "A Home. 9kc.; A. oneida, loc.; "A
a.: IL 6nesione. 9Gc.: < BarnsieY, 61.'. = Rec
Dog 5'sc.; Fruit-oftbe- Loom, llHc. d. ssi,nste,
7c: Methuan. DC. Peterborough, De-; iO-4 Wal
On
Ero,on Drftg: Paterspu-F. 7Hc., CraniteYllls,
0c.: RocEhridge, 4, Sc: "A, DC.
Corset Jeans: Payona, Sc; AnosSosE. iOs.
DSafTs: Harlem. I2Hc. Boston steam Mills. 81
rnond 7c.; Sprazne. To- MANCHESTER, ~. :
sIallery, 7c.; oriental, &C.; Pacific, ~ Arnod :
~, :,IIsrmony, &C.. Wamsrtia. i4e Gloucester
7c.; South Bridge. 7c.
Caa.6rles: Rice. 7c.; Eegish. 6'sr.
Drugs, Dyestnts. ola, SC.
z zieGsct: 81 $3.50 p sallen.
Cop Coppsras: &c.
Cockfnsal: Al p n.
Extract ~ LogDood; TIC
INDIGO: slMSl.lO.
kadder; lZkc.
eI35; whale. Toe. strsiis. oOA Coz; iseradoI-
coo OF. GOA 6Oc.; lard, 7Oc.: sweet, 20 aohen,
best salad. $3.50: castor, sl25 a gallon: 'lrsihis
lubrcatlng. 30G150c.: kerosene, io'Fc, cash. sI'
Race Gtnger: DC.
Roots; Ginseng, s0c.; seneca, without Top, 900
Soda: sal. ls@2c, In hess; English Soda &c.
Spirits TurDsRffns: SOC.
FOREIGN Fruits and Caniy.
Candy. l34i4c. y %.
Lsmoas: Mesr!na. ~ box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-14
THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
OF TREATING HUAI)RS OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN AND SCALP WITH LOSS
OLE HAIR.
OF HAIR,

IS first the publication Of the blood. through an en-,
ergetic action Of the bowels, liver. Kidney, an
skin-lhe natural purifiers cf tie BODY NtNt' u
hal every external evidence OF disease and res ore
III beauty whiencss aud irrshness OF HE Skin ana
quantity and quality Of The Hair. CurICUEA Il y
SOLVENT Is cathartic dGrcilc' resoNtn. aud ADI 40,
skin OF every blood poi ons inSigoraes the
brain aud nervous forces ana thto"s ON ulIc' ~
CrTIcURA n Medicinal jelly. arrests external GlS-
ease removes lifeess hcsh and skin, renders h'aty
ulcers sores aud changing wound. aays lniahi-
nation. itching and Irritation. ana iieas' ~ wy
sweetest clcanest and bast Hair ResOIer and Beau
tider in The world. CUTICURA SOAP, Tor cleansing
restoring and Identifying HE SKIN, aud Tor te lOl-
le, hath aud nursery Is unrlyalled II aAd the tU-
TICIRA SHAVING soar. The first and only medlcl-
nal soap prepared exp essly for shiylug, are pre-
pared from CUTICURA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c.
TRoCaERY. GLASSUAgr- &c.
HOLIDAY GOODS. NEW GOODS.
NOTHING OLD OR TRASRY-EVERYTuiNG
OF TIKI LATEST DESIGNS.

NALACHiTE VASES. COLOGNE SET, &c;
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS. &C.;
CRACKLE VASES, UQUET-HOLD ERs, SC.
BOUQUET. an1 FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.;
DRE>DFRD ORNAMENTS. SC:
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLDG NJ SETS, &C..
CHINESE VASES, &C.:
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS, &C.;
MkJOLICA. IN new design, a. hall former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER. TEA. a. q
IOILET.SETS:
HARLEQUIN AFrkR-DlNNER COFFEEs,
HARLEQUIN TIA aud DESsERT-sETS.
.JAPANNED COAL-VAsEs and PLATE. WARN.
ERs.
The above are now olen for inspection. No idea
can he formed Of the variety, ~ come and see.
E.B. TAYLOR, l0il Main street.
n. {. SUTTON, iS,le.men
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