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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-06

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
In pursuance of decree Of The Circut court OF
Chesterfield county. pronounced ~ the may Term;
1879, IN tie chancery suit pending therein sty'ed
james 4. Biuce's admin &c rS Bette ID.
Gatcs aud ais. the undersigned sreial commlssiCn-
ers viii Offer for sale 10 The highest bfGer ~ pubic
auction. on MONDAY The Ssh day Of March, 1850
fcounty court day), in front OF me courthouse OF
Chest, riell county, at oc'och L. NJ mat valuable
REAL, ESTATE Of which the late James A. Bruce
died seized posse ssec, containing by cent sur
yey 46Gk ACRES. situated IL Chesterfield county,
near the GoCde'--Brldge road, eight miles from
Manchester and adjoining the Iands OF the Belle-
Isle Company ard others. This land will be sold In
paTcels or a. whole, to suit purchasers. plat OF
il viii be exhibited The day Of sale, or II can be
seen al The Office OF The aucliOneer.
The REVERSION IN THE DOVER of Mrs.
Sarah +. Bruce, the widow OF said James A. Bruce
deceased, containing 800 ACREs. VIII also be sold
al the same time and place.
TERMS: Enough cash 10 pay costs OF suit aud ex-
penses of sale, aud for the balance credits wi ! be
gwen OF one, two, aud three years for bonds OF
notes with good security and title reiaiued until all
TIE purchase money shall have been fully paid and
a conveyance orsereh by the court
WILLIAM X, MCKINNEY,
GEORGE MASON,
JAMES NJ. GREGORY,
DAVID H.. PULLIAM,
IL % SPECIAL Commissioners.
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by John 81. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionecr,
No.ll06 Main street.
WEST GRACE-STREET PROPERTY
w FOR SALE.

No. llO6 Main street.
WEST GRAo Tos sRIH: PROPERTY
will offer for sale GU WEDNESDAY the 1Oih day
of March. 20, on the premises AZ AZ o'clock =. NJ
that BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT az tho north
west corner OF Grace ana Henry streets. and adJoin-
ina the handsome residence OF James H. WinSon,
Esq fronting on trace street so feet. and running
back so feet TO alley 10 feet wide: will be sold
as whole, divided into two lots of 80 feet rach
TERMS: One-fJurih cash balance at four. eight
aud twelve mont rs for negotiable notes, interest
added. and secured ~ dCe1 OF trust.
NH 6 j. NJ. GODDlN, Auc'ioneer.
By john III. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10. 06 sIau street.
THAT PLEA n r l. y LOCATED
L BRICK DWELLING No. 700 CLAY. Be
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS,
For SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-l VIII oher
for sale on THURSDAY The lin day of March,
1880 on the PREMISE, at AZ O'Clock =. NJ, the PRO-
PFRTY located as allow. The house contains
sever rooms gas, &c. and kitchen with two rooms
Lot 20 5-l2 by - feet TO an alley. Now OCCUPIED
by a good tenant al 5000 per aDnum. Parties desi
ring 10 secure ba rgau should at eud this sale.
TERMS: AnBounced at sale.
NH O j. Nj. GODDls, Aucuoheer.
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CIV Jao. e. Laaehton, Dr., Auciioneer'
ei6 Main street.
POSITIVELY LAST DAYS SALE
or THE
SPLENDID sILvER.PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, &C, &C.

To. DAY (5sturday), commencing al lut oc'ocA
II. A. ana EXP. NJ the closing sales Of tse above
GOODS win take place. The stock It'll embraces a
large lot of STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS GOODS
Purchasers a. former sales will please call for their
purchases TODAY.
JNO. z. LAUGHToN. JR,
,ohayt Auctioneer
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WATER POWER PROPERTY AT
w DANVILLE, VA.

Nv virtue Of n decree OF the iuttngs Court OF
tbe Town of Danyille at the december term, 1879,
IN the suits of Crews, Rodenhlzrr Co. rS ianVlle
Manufacturing Company and Others, and OF q. y;
Stokes 4 Go. and others rs. The sane tne
trnstee and soecial commi soner of the court VIII
sell AZ public auction, the premises, at O'Clock
Il. NJ on
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,,,,sn,.rr,y ArTER THE ABOVE

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE VI;
ssi.r we will cffer TWO LOTS Of 2oxioo dset
- : ~ H. west side or seventeenth street, COM
.asH y. snrt, feet from the north line OF Baluwn
saeeet Also, LoT Of 5sx14s feet situated a. s'c
scuibwest corner Of Bsidwin ana feasra, ~ sa,i
rh,s ,of will be subdiyded In any manner 70 SUN
purcaaserS -, .,.,,,nr,ced At sale
..-. AuctioneeIs.
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ID ICHMCND, YORK RIVERcJEIa
AGAND JdESAPEAKE RAILROAD. ftslr.as4.sss
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsfORIA'
TON COMPANY,
Tfrouch-freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston, Providence. and all New England cities
steamers leave EST POINT, VA. on eacf
WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY at IL nooni con.
aecling with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY ana FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rfH Boston and
Providence Railroad Uid West Point. Va.
II. T. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
V.D GRoNER. General Agent. ans
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WANTS.

WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS MILL
w NER tia, Is thoroughly experienced. None
other need apply. Call, wi h references, at the
NkW YORK AUCTION-HOUSF,
NH Got 523 Broad street.
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Lasss.ck Ofth. Canton.

D.. Il
SHE GLIDEs GRACEFUL INTO THE WA
TER WITHOUT AooiDENrys d" saa1H ,
The large Iron transfer Terry boat Can
ton teDg built by the barlaps &C. hol
II ngs worth Company, for She Baltimort
q Ohio aud p. W. e. b. II, r. Goa tt
be used In transferring freight cars al
Locust Point, Baltimore. was 1aunfhed
this morning. ,a4,..s1 s.fi - ~ /
!, The launch was one of. the most sue
scessful that has eyer taken place at the
yards, not the slightest accident having
occurred to mar the effects as she elided
from the ways, Into the water. o slug t.
ti.e cary ho-r at which the LAUNCH took
place.. 80 O'Clock, there were but few
preseit to witness II. The customary bot
tie of wine was broken over the bow W by
Miss Fanbie Scbofield, of Greenborough
Md. As she broke the bottle, she pro-
clear and distinct voice.
The following is the dimensions OF the
steamer: LeLgth between perpendicular
81 feet; length over all, 324 feet; breadth
Of beam, SO feet inches; depth, 81 feet 3
inches, width over all onideek, about 6S
feet. IrA A
dependent horizontal iet condensing en-
gines, one for esch wheel; diameter OF
cylinder, SO feet, and 8 feet stroke. '"o
The main deck will be plankeda from
end to end With pl peIplanks upon. which
crossties will be placed and the iron rails
upon the top of these for five, tracks.
The work OF, completing the boat will BIZ
pushed rapidly forward. saosas.Ifi fiRs
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SECOND D,I' EDITION
a BIow-Up at DuPont's.
WILMINGTON sHAKEN By AN ExPLo-
,,...,s s1ON AT THE HAGLEY YARD. ---

WILMINGTON SHAKEN By AN ExPL0-
.q9gs SION AT THE HAGLEY YARD. ---~
lvlPeople in Wilmington were aroused
from their sleep a few minutes before
eleven o'clock, last night, by loud
explosion and a--severe shock which
ratified the houses all over the city.
The shock oceasioned great excite
ment, and for awhile people were una
] BILE to decide whether it was an earth
quake orr heavy explosion at DuPont's
powder works. i.l4
7 The la tier theory proved to be cor
rect as later developments showed that
an explosion had occurred in the roll
ing mill of the Hagley yard. The ex-
plosion happened about ten minutes
before changing time Cat eleven o.
clock and Philip Deery, who was in
charge at the, time, had just left the
mill for the purpose of stopping the
machinery, which fact saved his life.
About one hundred aud tfiy pounds vf
powder exploded, and the roof OF the
building was blown clear acress the
creek, willie the frame v a II d, xt to the
creek was torn 10 stoms The stone walls
we're also somewhat shattered
Considering ali the circumstances, 1t is
fortunate no aoss Of life, or, additional
damage resulted from the explosion. u
The fash of the OK plosion was noticed
by Conductor, Green, Of the g45 accom-
medallion train from Philadelphia, who
mott ced it while the train was between
Holyoak aud Bellevue. I 10.
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Theft of a. Pair rof sltoes.

{ acortly before Z o'clock last evening,
J0hp Briariy anh f. BrOckey Tom called
1.-THE ,bo3t and shoe STORE of Heniy
Pike. No. i3l5 Market street., aud asked
the lady clerk TO show them som shoss.
: While th6 young LADY was enRaged, In
showing some ladies shoes 20 ABrockay
rom, )" Briarly walked TO the other sioe
o 1 The store, aud took down d box lcoD-
tsibing a pair of gents CATERS. As he
was in the act of doing, Nj. Pike ma sed
the store, and saw Briarly taking down.
the box. but thinking chat he was mere
Iy boxing atthe shoes, be thought moth
ing further of the matter, Soon after
wards they both left the store aud they.
had not been gone but a few poments,
before q. young. nanlwho had been stan
ting an the opposite of the strest, enter1
cd the store, and told the young lady
that they had stolen pair of shoes, and
AZ the same time he gave in theirsnames.
Mr.. Pike, was Informed OF the fact, and
had a warrant iss led for their arrests
They were arrested -ast evening" and
will probably be given "a hearing this Z
evening.
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Brief ots.

In Turkey there are eleven different
Christian sects, all at eBmity.
English farmers In 1879 lost some
thing like $500, 10000. -.Vi
The New Orleans PicaytiEe thinks
that the Gar would like to be Charley
Ross. .... nl.-.l.-'
The ruler Of q limited monarchy Is
very much like a. silver doorplate on a
big house. f'-
The Arabs ard the Turks do not hate
each other, but they 10Th hate the Turk
ish government. .l
Maine has sixty savings banks, two
less than year ago. The total deposits
are more THAI $23, 100000. 49,.
The bangs on a lsdy's brow are better
than barometer, In wet weather they
straiehtea down; in dry weather they
friszle up. J ~ +
People who have been wintering In
Florida find green peas and
red tomatoes growing, and ad swim
ming up stream, so that they are coming
away and breaking up the winter Of the
South. .4FH7a f'
London World I'll observed at q
ball the OF ler night some of the profes
sional beauties wore sacks. Auklets,
alias bangles for the ankles, are now
openly displayed for sale in the shop
windows, as well as in some cases on the
feminine extremities. What next?
The Empress Eugenie has not been
consulted in regard to the publication
simultaneously in England, French
and German of a biography of the late
Prince Imperial.
An English writer wishes to i'm
prove the gypsies. There are only two
means for improve them. First, keep
them from stealing your house. SEQ
ond, keep them frvmi selling it back to
| Sou. a,. NUt .t HLE rlH
A number Of improvements are being
made at the Arlington cotton mills,
] Ninth Ward.
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FIRST EDITION.
The Levy court.

CONsTAALEs AND BRIDGE TENDERS
ELECTED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON,
AND A FEW REPUBLICANS ASSESSED.
NEW CASTLE, March 5'-The recess
taken by the Levy Court, yesterday
morning, lasted luutil three O'Clock in The
afternoon, ut which time the regular ses-
sion was resumed. The first item OF
business was the election OF Constables,
Bridge-tenders and Jail Commissioners,
which occupied about half All hour. The
officers thus elected are as follows: 0
CoNsTABIEs.
Brandywine Hd.-Riehard Greenfield,
David j. Wilson.
Wilmi. eton--Isaac Dillon, John
Brooks, VIM. b. Hickman.
Christiana-Tbos. Toy, Thos. J.
Hanna. |
Mill Creek-Henry M. Whiteman.
New Lastle--Israel Fols, VIM. r.
Thompson. ...
White Clay Creek-Wm. M. Haw-
th0rne.
Pencader--Peter Legates.
Red Lion-JohR A. Cleaver.
81. George's-Wm. J. Eliason, VIM.
X. Rotlwell. t-..
Appoquinimink--Henry A. Wilson.
Observation-Disclosures q. Warner. n
BmDeE-rENDERs.
Wilmington-Market ST., John Rob-
inson. ' n. .'
Third Street, Vim. Bsreford.
Eleventh Street, Zebedee Blizzard.
Watchman, Brandi wine Bridge-John
Pyle. ~
Newport--JJhn d. Hutton. 20 q,
Odessa-J, ,seph Fairbank. -f'
Fennimore's Causeway--lsaac Moody.
Fleming's Landing Bridge-Wm. 81.
Hudson. H'T
jail Commissioner BENZ. r. Ustick,
RobeIt Sutton, Edw. Connally.
Assessments we're then resumed, and
the following names placed upon the
lisis: ...sEl ta7 hl
Clarence j. Mccullough, 9Th w'd, viii.
George w. Alden, 10th " /"
Newton p. Lamplugb,
Robert A. Hu,chins, coi, 9th " i"
John Hutchlns,
Thomas Anderson, -" 9th t"
James DEM, white, Sth I"
Alfred d. McFarlan, white, Christiana
Hid.
Isaac =. Turner, col, 10Th w'd, vii.
As usual, q few white Republicans
were showed In by the patty managers,
ahead OF the negroes who had been In
four days. This action was
rtcelved with very bad grace by the
waiting negroes, and It's repetition will
doubtless be the cause of remonstrance
and opposition.
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Card.

regret that the date Tor the private re-
|,ptlon which took place last evening was
Knitted from the invitation sent 10 some
I've hundred art-loviDg citizens. But
Notwithstanding the gallery was well fill-
with an admiring and appreciative
|Dmpany, and permit me TO assure those
Tho were not present that the collection
kr surpssses any that have ever shove
|ere, and trust shall be honored with
be company Of those who can appreciate
bod works OF art. The gallery will be
pen day and evening until time OF sales,
lch take place on the evenings Of
|u sday. Wed.esday and Thursday next
! o'clock. Respectfully Yours.
b. SCOTT, JR.
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LOe0L Lines.

Two drunks before the Mayor this
morning. Te@5#..
The launch OF the large ferry boat
Canton this morning was q very success-
ful one. H....I1l ~ ynr
Fried Oysters tonight for lunch at A.
Hauber's, No. 2O0 W. Second street.
The main audience room OF union "a
&. Church will be re-opened Tomorrow
morning. ''''f- 55.i... .,...
Before Esquire Brady last evening
Eliza j. Harucastle was required to pay
costs for daAhing.a cup of water In the
face OF Mary Goodwin. -'
= One Of Dupont powder mills blew up
last night. o. n
The subscriptions to the Irish Relief
In This city coms In very slowly. tii' ''-
A number OF repairs. are being madsito
the steamer Republic. i, .-i.yf
The old sunksn brig at the New Cas-.
tie Ice piers has been raised ana towed
down TO Tasksr's. l'..-'
An Arqbian Night at the Opera House
on Monday evening. .-...5- d
John O'ByrDe, ESQ.,, will deliver Q
lecture ON ST. Patrick's night at the
Academy of Music, Bro0klyn, N. Y.
The Millard Club are negotiating with
tee Temple Male Quartette. of Bvstoni
With view OF having them appear IN
this city. az. ri .f r.,.r r.l
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- 3ss0sg the,aAT'tists. J.
An EVENING WITH TIE CREATIONS OF
Ifaffs THE PAINTED q BRUSH 49,

talts THE PAINTEI BRUSH. ..ti.f
BY invitation, last evening, num-
Der OF persons Wis sed the Opera
House auction room and there in
spected a collection of fine oil
paintings that WILL be disposed of
at public auction ON Tuesday and
Wednesday next, by B. Scott, Jr., lauc-
tioneer, Philadelphia. The collection
embraces some of the choicest. gems
from Mr.. d. Gales celebrated gallery,
No. 1925 Chestnut street, and Includes
a variety ofsubject and execution sell
DOM II ever seem Ia this city. Fhe
pictures are the production of many of
the leading artists of the country, and
being superbly mounted and set with
taste, form an art view that the most
cultivated artistic taste can derive
pleasure from looking upon. lG ~
The private inspection last evening
was for the purpose Of giving people
an opportunity of enjoying these works
of art previous to the sale and the in
yitations were very generally, accepted,
From eight to ten O'Clock visitors CON
tinued to arrive and expressions of
gennine pleasure were constantly ut
tered. - i-H| saa. Oh lAaI -s1
The subjects of the collection were
wide and varied, mostly foreign, but
with enoughsof American life and ma
ture deftly interspersed to prevent the
scenes from becoming monotonous in
their stsangeness. Some marine sub
jects of striking force and beauty were
! displayed, and also several American
snow scenes of faithful likeness and
faultless execution. .so. -
Among the pictures most particularly
noticed, was gem by w. NJ. Harnett,
who but tew years sgo arose frem his
previous obscnrity and a,tonished not
only New York city but the whole
world, with the originality and force of
bis genius It IL called m ynheer's Gem,
and represents a COLLECTION comprising a
bluestone beer mng,a meersclIaunI pc,
n burst paper of sinoking' tobacco, and
aicracker.3 A. long blue head match,l the,
chasred uDds OF a match with which the
pipe, had apparently been lighted, and
fe " crulD bs from the cracker, we're scat
tered around with natural appearance
really startliBg. The closer the exami1
nation the more the 10 bserver was M d
pressed with the belief that these articles
were read and bad -been simply stuck
upon the paint ng, aud not placed there
by the ar' ists brush. The meershaum
was c2tirdd with the most approved
fint. and bebiDd it reposed a folded copy
oCthe New Y0rw Herald looking AZ nat
nral M though Bone might pIciz;it up and
peruse its closely filed columns. So
rikipR apictnre was never before ex-
hiblted In Wiimingt0nthe attention IL at
tracted was no Al all to be wondered
at tFFll HVa|r NWHiLl. tn,i %.
This fine collection of art will be offer
ed at pubic saleion Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings next. oIolNrt a.i Il
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|ghs gaily Sasstts.

/ . sryAron Of prominepce, at Wash
.,n,on. the other DAY. expressed binseh
>" .tropely In regard TO what he
.'y 1 ed generalization among Congress-
~ In connection with the mania for
.,n,atiop. Stock operators we're al
i...d nrivats wires and offices in 'the
b.n,,ol bu,ldlug, and the constant temp
r,,on was to speculate In the vaiue o
'an,Ities which were likely to be az
Eo,.d at times by legislation. This he
Ioked upon rs a great evil and aNuse
[Sicb ought to be frowned upon In
eongress'
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overloaded Horses
! tho GAzRTTR.

Non plants ,coWe SO thick and fast. we
.sda1 u1'ay no longer. complaints Of over
eu ASH cAiis, brutal drivers and
SS "si 30 weak. that all the be atine and
vuAin = on The head will not snr tben,
.de simple reason that they are mn
'' 70 pun the loads Just one month
..,nas yesterday heavily loaded cart was
iSomss Ss along Fourth street, bet wee n
\ auis cas, ana Monroe, 1t vas muddy and
'vsa eaf. STUCK in hole, then The whip
4 b6 daI 'hs ~ ny, the lash on the tired Ieet
Iriys sue % oIt' end on the tender and sen,
IL H S,iSa0 nsad, but all to no use. Then The
h, '',vet wi h fearful oath on ,be
fea anS say,nR;t a ''Pl glveI , ou one hun
'Iis h,In "Iu n'ty pounds more To carry M
|on ui N. . when a blessed angel spranp
.i,b m n,' ,"e very clouds across bis patn and
Ia taslm sup,a'sed hand forbade one step 20
|rsvS A., der penalty of arrest and
I'm a 9as' ana overloading is punishabIs
pptrac,ans' and II Martin KeoeiI. the
[IlO I 'u0n Is The law w shall have ,o, ,f,ne
4 oVkRL0ADING HoRsks.
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ReoDeni,,0 To-Morro,v.

The main audience room Of Union
NJ. E. church which has been undergo
ingrepairs for some time past, win be
reopened tomorrow morning at 1880
o'clock with appropriate ceremonies.
Preaching in the morning by Rev. Mr.
Scott, of Wyoming Conference. Dur
ing the afternoon there will be a Sab
bath school meeting which will be ad.
dressed by Rev. DIR. Marks. Theev
ming sermon will be preached by Rev.
DR.. Marks. The public are cordially
invited. .rg '.1s .5..
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Don't.

Don't speak angrily to a child.
pon't kick dog when he is asleep.
pOn't go back on the friends Of your
|arents. Don't often visit your neigh
|ors at meal time. Don't neglect a
bugh thinking it will cure itself.
Thousands die of consumption by so
ping.) Don't forget DR.. Pierce's
iolden Medical Discovery, for it cures
cough or cold in one-half the time
fquired by any other medicine, and
the only medicine known that posi-
iyely cures consumption in its early
IageS. Sold by druggists.
mar-4.6.9.
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nardl cras Fun In New Orleans

The fantastic dOings OF the Ny site Kfew
4 tomus at New Orleans, La, gave many
pouHsnds an opportunity for exciiiug en-
pgment Among the Incidents Or the
nrnival on Shrove Tuesday was the ll7th
|rand Monthly Drawing OF the Louisiana
Hae lottery, ana AL approved Of ia
ey, March 9Th. For further Inform alton
Par ~ NJ. A. Dauphin. New Orleans, La,
same person No. $40 Broadway, New
|Qfk CITY, N. Y. Capital Prizes, e3O, 900,
|VOW 5000 Tickets ~, halves ei. feb2S
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increase of Our ForeIen Trade,

WAsHIN GTON, March 5.-r Au inter-
esting document just laid before the
House, relating to the foreign commerce
of the United States, shows thai The en-
tire trade with the world aln1Hnted 10
Sl,3Us, 900 O00t rthe year ending January
81, 1880, which is $l51 ,000, 900 N excess
of the same for the preceding year. Ii
is estimated that next year will sh, W d
still more tiattering increase Of trade.
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A $1,000 Gnaran,ee.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
lll positively cure Bright's Disease and
lAoeles; and 1t is guaranteed that IL
W also cure 70 per cent. OF other kidney
seases, |. and win help n every case with
'. injury TO the system, when taken &c,
,a,ns 10 directions, and the sum OF
~ ,"r. VII oe paid To any person who cat
rove that II mas failed 10 do this,-H III
""' * 70. febH -2weod
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At NOS: 2o0 AM 2l3 SHIPLEY
d STREET,
in the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware, .is.lf
on Tuesday, April 9Th, 1880,
At i0o'clocE. A. n.


MACHINERY--I izx ~ engine with at
tachmelt, / driving belt, tubular boiler,
injector and attachments, planfpg ma
shine and be, 3, CUTOFF saw, frame and
iowslIif1x and boring machine aud belt,
| steamiig box, felloe bending machine
With forms and straps, counter shafts
lnd belts, saw GUNNER, main line shaft
.ng. pull eys aud hangers, rim packing
nachine, scroll saw, counter aud belt,
/ shaping machiLe, counter and Deits
acing machi ne and belt, throating me-
,hine and belt, tenoning machtLe and
)eit. band saw machine and belt.l spoke
athe form ard bslt, emery gri der, ,ek-
ra wheels, counter and belt, cross cut
Jaw, frame, counter q d belt, securing
machine AID Deit, l griiidstorei frame
,nd belt, hub boring machiue aud belt,
screw press. hub nortising mschine
,ounter aud be.t,2 bench lathss, bench.
counters a..d belt, work bench aud
screw, l band saw set machine, lframe
.or scOuriI machine, elevator aud ap.
pIiances, rim p a. er. wooden frame and
belt, rim ptaner, iron frame, counter
4 al belt, riInintrg machi ne, set of cast
ngs for iimmiLg machine, rim boring
machine, bits aud belt, rim rounder ma
hine, cou ter and belt, spoke tnroatsr
and belt. lre-ie oning machfne aud belt,
lspoke driving horse frames. 1 rourd
,ehoiing machine, countsr aud belt
.team ipe in dry room. g9 fs JAJ gt8 70
STOCR-A bout 900 sets flushed oak
md hickory felioes, about a, ,UO0 set nntst1.
d oak and hickory spokes, ABOUT "a sets
q ieatborn bows, about =, ,UUO SETS Tub D1ot ks
BIB ma lleabie iroil hub ban de, y bbl. mar
cable IRON hub fianges, l,paint alb e. 2of-
Ice desks, L small cupboard, lletter press,
urned wooden ware, fn show WINDOW, iot
amp sloo 8, In show window, lot " tpeh
Iand les, 2 step ladders. about I50U feet Inn
perfect oak pia k, lot Sawed ash pieces, for
alb legs, lot sawed felioe strips. . WHEEL
arrows, shove Il basket. lot roiliyg pin
stun, lot ash plank, in garrett about 800
,eet, i sets carriage whee 9, ,ot glue lp bar
re 3, lot larse spokes In the rough, office
chairs. fr uri .sf fi1i II
Attendadce will be given and terms
made known at the time aud places afoIe-
,EDwARD MENDINHALA, ~
AtsisL, It4'n -'i' .se1eiver.
JIM. HoUSMAN, Re- ist>r, =, ,Cs,-.-,.y
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The daily gazette., 1880-03-06
4 Mtaratoru oman zrl6ino

Mr.. j. ID. Jackson, Of Georgeto WI,
Del, writes to the Philadelphia 4tield
and AJfoat that Mr.. Jaeob b Faucet, ,oi
thst place, killed on the last day Of the
season one d. zen quail, one ofTthem
being OF pure white cclor, of the species
knewn az the Migratory aqaail4s nov
being imported from M Messina, ItalyseA4