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Eastern, t3.5Ome4. MAckers No kay. bsl's
bxrreis, $40; No . IN earrehs ~ ~; VI =.
= L u frime. r~rrs,- ana t,esces Zoe: " han
bsrreIs. l0zc.; tubs, sA@skc. fos New Yosh; Se
~, gososssS: ccninen svrup-Ticeshsads. 70
tefces. zee. barFeis, 27c.: renaine so':sr sysu5
SAFE! Liverpocl. RON siore, ESQ. 6svsI {
alum. from store, soc. y sack
sugar: Crushed. lo<,.: powdsres; loHs: sIss'
64@sxc. sei,ow. 7xeec.: crt ioai. 1Ox-.
oosp: Common, 5e7c.: cest wasll...z. IaSss
' 4sss sses .as .cv S 0sss assss
powoer Soc. 81.
nides. Leather. nc.
Hyass: Wet sailed. s@sc.. dry salted. 20l0e
dry Gint. 141l &c.: Mven. oG6s: 10000
finished kips, 50@ 75c.: nemlock soles. 20@26e.
irsn. steel. Nails. &c.
yyen: American renned. Oid Domini0n bar,
Q 6-10c. a ~. for standard sizes; ENGLISH an NJ
Taii SO oia Domiaion. IS for standard sizes.
Plough Castings: wholesale, 3Hc; relas, SIC
Rope: Manila. best, l2s,.: tate, sxssc.
Lssuors. Wines. &C.
Ate: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.2e
U BranS Hi Domestic, aI.2sas9; fruit. sI.Jas
virginia peach. s2@s2.5o.
Rvs Wsfsssus: Medinm, u 5o@a2: Dnre Old, q
@s4; Virginia mountain, new, FL 7,@s2; ."
S;t,, i,orestic. Al. 25af2: imported, ss y TO
Ne,e England Rum: t1.b0@si.e0
Rectlsed WAisks9s: Market active and hisher.
Lumber. slaves, &C.
Lumber. White oak. s13G&Is q 1000
wesuin Virginia poplar. tl4@tz5 1000
white pip, tl4Gs42.50 . 1000: yellow nm
boards, 50, market sim; Dry, clear. sl2 ga
and In demand; l0ist. fgGS1l. according
lengths. sningles- Pine. sl.75@s2.50; cypress
six-inch, s6Gst p 1000. Laths-sph,, 81 sawed
Sl.75N3sl 80 = l,00G.
Stsuss: Whiskey-Darrel timber .green, u ga e2e9
1000: seasoned. e200S25 p 1000, floaf osrrt
TIMBER, k4dS7 a 1000. FIour-barrel pciss, ~ "a
$6. hogshead-hoops. zoe. y bundle.
Powder Shot. &c.
F,ve. Toys mining, $50 Sl.10 . Zoe NJ,
Poloder: t6 by the I'VE kess-ess IMAM pv
Kegs 1880: blasting. IS i 5@aS3.60.
Satt: Northern. ~ y bag of rs ng.
Gff.dstenss: 1iaGlkc. y 10.
Seed.
Ciorer ss.5O@s6.
Orchard Grass: s1.5e@sl.75.
Timothy s3Gs3.2o.
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FoRT MONROE. Va, December 28.-A dis.
turbapce occurred on Friday evening at
smithyiIle, fifteen miles west Of here, be-
tween o white man named Dunn and party
OF co'ored men, who had met to organize a
military company. One Of the men caught
Dunn by bis whiskers and slapped bis face,
wbereupon be drew single barreIled pistol
aud killed the negro. Dunn than ran into q
store and loaded his pistol. and when the
crowd. headed by Dan. Cook. with drawn
sword, attacked him, he shot Cook dead In
bis tracks after which he drew butcher
knife aud cut his way out. One man,
named Ed. Drew, was badly cut In the alb
domen, and will probably die, while others
were more or less Injured. Dunn gave him
s,lf no. and Is now 10 Jail at Williamsburg.
Intense excitement prevails among the col
ored people on the Peninsula.
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The Polar Wave.

THE COLD WEATHER "OUT WEST"
CHICAGO, December 2S.-Fnrther reports
received from points west show that the
weather is generally colder there than IN
Chicago. In mapv places the thermometer
marked 14o TO 200 below zero during the
day and evening.
New YORK, December 2S.-At O'Clock
this morning the mercury stood at F0lt
Gary Al degrees below zero-a fall OF l de-
gree: Escanoba, 90 below-a fall OF rs de-
grees; Duluth 80 below-a fall Of degrees
'St. Paul, % below-a fall OF IA degrees
milwaukee, 10 beiow-a fall OF 10 degrees +;
La Crosse 20 below-a fall OF degrees; Chi
caeo 9 below-a fall OF IS degrees; Alpha
90 below-a. fall OF SO degrees; Detroit 3
below-a fall Of 80 degrees; st, Louis 4 be-
Iowa fall of IA degrees; indianapolis 4
below-a fall OF 30 degrees; Toledo be-
Iowa fall OF 80 degrees; Cincinnati =
above-a fall OF 25 degrees; Pittsburgh 8
beIow-a fall Of 22 degrees Buffalo
above-a fail of % degrees; Rochester D
aboye-a fall of 90 degrees; Washington, ID.
c., 10 above-a fall OF 10 degrees.
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MIR. Jerome b. S'illson, well-known
Journalist, died in New York Sunday last
OF Brighl's disease OF the kidneys; aged
ihirty.nipe years. He was at one time
Washington CORES pondent and afterwards
managing editor OF the New York Word.
For several years he has been a staff corre-
spondent OF the Herald, his last work hav'
Jug been done in Indiana during the cam
Yaign last September.
Burnham WardwelL who was warden OF
the Virginia peniteDtiary during the recon-
structioD period, writes to the New YORK
Sun: 81 mingled freely with the institu-
ton OF slavery for twenty-five Years in Vir-
ginia. At no time did zee anything so
depraved, wicked, and brutal as has been
practiced at the Massachusetts State prison,
Tewksbury baby slaughter pen and West
boro' Reform School, so called"
The total population of the State Of Yer.
mont, according TO the schedules returned
to the Census Office by the enumeratOrs, Is
1872, 2S6. OF this number 166,8S8 are males
and 165 39S females 29l,340 are natives and
40. $40 are foreign born; 331,243 are white
ana I,O43 colored, including six Indians and
five haIf-breeds.
Burglars entered the Curled-Hai Fac DRY
of Darling a. Co., at 249 and 25l west Nine
teenth street, New York, Sunday night or
early Monday morning, and took from TIE
safe in The office five United States registered
bonds OF $1,000 each, which can be OF no
use to them. Their numbers were from
81, 757 to 62,76l, inclusive.
Matilda Carlson, eleven years OF age, who
has been missing from her home, In BROOK
lyp, since Thursday last, was found Oy
Policeman Mott, at . O'Clock Monday morn
ing, sitting under the srOop OF No. Alb Mon
roe street. She would give no explanation
as to where she had been for the past few
days.
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sANFORD's CATARRH CURE.
CANFORD's RADICAL CURE
FOR oATARRH.
RAPID, RADICAL, PERMANENT, co MPLETE
TREATMENT FOR 81.
sANFoRD's CATARRH CURE.

Begin at tSe beginning. Cleanse me nasai lsIs,
xsres Remoye the morbid coats 81 roitng ard
dead tis ue Work upon these surfaces untlI ue
Itstog, wholesome membrane Is reao6ed, cieansAd-
ausr led aud resssved the cause. Means}ile, by Ia
rerrxI administration, drive from the blood The
mi ~n IL delivers with every paasaion or the nesr
Wbsu all this Is faithfully done, Cartard Is CON
ouered. you are cured. <.,
sArYORps RADICAL CURE consists OF one Dot-
SOLyYsr. and one Improved iniater, all wrapped
IN one pzekage, with treatise and directions. ana
ssyd by I'm druggists for 81. Ask for sANF0xD's
RADIO M cCf Il, the iq0sa complete, instantaneous
and Economical treatment ~ medicine.
General Agents, WEEksk POTTER BOSTON,
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writ Refused.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2S.-The Su.
preme Court has refused to issue writ OF
certiordri in the case Of President Wln'Z,
OF the New Orleans City Railroad Company
who refused to disclose the names OF the
persons to whom 1t was alleged $4,000 had
been paid by the railroad company for thelI
influence in procuring grant to run rail-
roads in certain streets for a term OF twenty
five years. Mr.. Wintz still remains in the
parish prison, whittier he was conveyed or
Friday last on his refusal to give names tt
tho grand jurV.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are simply elegant TO use.
They appeal to mothers and parents win great
force. From infancy TO old age they are equany
surce ssfu safe ana r. liable. CUTICURA. Medici.
nal jelly arrests disease, cals away dead skin and
aesh. aays Inflammation. itching, aud irritation
soo,hes and heals Skin-Diseases, and scalp Alec
lions with Loss of Hair. II reproduces and beautl-
fies the hair CUTICURA REsoLYEET, the great
Rood- Purifier, cleanses pur6es. and eradcates all
chronic and hereditary humOrs. CUTIcURA ME-
DIcINAL TOILET SOAP, prepared from CUTlCuRA,
cleanses sOothes. and heals diseased surfaces
whiiens freshens and beauties the skin beyond all
praise. II is an elegantly perfumed Toilet, BAH,
and Nursery sanalive.
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Project for n New Railroad,

CINCINNATI, December 2S.-Negotiations
are pending, and will probably DE soon
completed, for the purchase by a party OF
Cincinnati capitalists, among whom are
Charles W. West and NJ. i. ingalls,, OF the
Kentucky Central railroad. The plan Is
to build a road 10 connect this road viii
the Knoxville and Ohio road and by combi'
nations with existing roads to make
through line from the Northwest to the sea-
board. II will be Independent OF the Louis
willie and Nashville road.
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Business Troubles.
H.AvY GRAIN PAILuRE.

HEAVY GRAIN FAILURE.
CHICAGO, December 2S.-lt Is reported
that the grain.commission firm OF W. Z.
McLaren Il Co., OF Milwaukee. has failed
for 100000. There are no particulars.
NOT A FAILURE.
CHICAGO. December 2S.-Regarding the
failure OF the Milwaukee trm Of w. Z. Me-
Laren e. Co., the manager OF the Chicago
branch, John A. Rice, states that the brm Is
closing up in this city, and that was all there
was in the story Of the failure OF this branch.
The step had been contemplated some time.
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TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY CoLLEcToB,l
RICHMOND, December 1, 1880. ,

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLEcIoB,l
RICHMOND, December I, 1850.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
i DAILY between the hours OF o'elock A., N.
aud q O'Clock z. NJ. from The 10TH TO TUE 5ltI
DAY or DECEMBER inclusive for tue purpctt
OF receiving from any person who has slreaiy pa's
one half only Of the city taxes charged 10 him Toe
remaining half. u.., ~.
ssid remaining half OF the tax CHARGED 10 every
ease where the narty assessed shall fall 10 pay sale
remaining half within the tune so ,in,tsa
the month OF June one hall OF the eity taaes dus
from such person, shall fail 70 pay me VIZ
ee mber there shall DC aedfd 90 per ctulum wpoo
The amount Of the tax so remaining due.
- A. X. WOODsON. Collector.
NJ R-Parlies paying several hills will pleas
De 2.1m
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EXTENSION OF BONDS.

RICHMOND. FRBp'BURG & POTOMAC r. r. CO..
IREAsURER's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, December IL, 1850.
UOLDERS OF THE FlRST-MORT-
Ill GAGE s PER CENT. COUPON BONDS Op
THE RiCHMuND. FREDERiCkSBURG AND
P'TOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY, que .ne is'
cordance with resolution adopted by me Board OF
directors aud approved by The stockhoid.rs: tney
TtiF SAIL, BONDS TWENTY YEARS from The
date OF maturity al per cent interest. with con-
FINANCE of all the existing securities Tor Inc pay
ment Of principal and interest.
Those no elect 10 extend are requested 10 seDo
their bonds with the coupoDs attached, whboni "e'
law 10 the undersigned who VIII endorse on the VI
The contract OF extension aud attach the ftqrsts
ne W coupons. including two for sac each psyae'
NAY and NOVEMBER I, 1881. In lieu OF INC
| j. b. WINSTON.
as1o0tawAw Treasurer.
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Batsie or Cswpens.

CHARLESTON, s. c., December 2s.-Tht
celebration Of the centennial OF the battle
Of Cow pens, with the unwilling OF the mon.
ument OF Daniel Morgan, at Spartanburg,
s. e., Is posi- poned from January nth to
later date, not yet fully determined on.
The principal Object OF the posfponement
Is TO give an opportunity for the co6pera-
ton Of New Hampshire. connecticut, New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware, and Maryland. whose Legislatures
meet next month.
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CuTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
& POTTER, Chemists aud Drtgg1sls, 500 WASH
in2ton street. Boston and are for sale by all drug.
boxes so cents; large boxes. 81. CuTICUHA RE-
SOLVENT, the new Blood-Pariher, 81 per bottle.
i'UTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, % cents.
CUTIcuRA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents;
in bars for BARRIERS AID large consumers, 90 cents
An ssctled free on receipt Of price,
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panuI.tia. off sonthern Niates.

WASHINGTON, December 2S.-The follow
ing Is statement OF the population OF GER
tain of. the southern States according to the
census OF 1880. 1t Is still subject to posi-
BILE corrections: Alabama, 1921, 24l; Ar
kansas, S02, 564; Florida, 266,566; Georgia,
1857 ,s7S; Louisiana, $40. 26S; North Caro-
lina, 100000; South Carolina, 300, s06 !;
Tennessee, l,5l2.483; Virginia, l,5l2,2o3;
West Virginia, 6lS,193.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, December 2S.-A Ma
tlonai Convention OF delegates from the
branches which form the Irish National
Land and Industrial League OF the United
States will he held Ia 81. James Hall. Bufa-
10, on "Wednesday aud Thursday, January
~ and 10, 1881. Each branch OF nftY men,
hers Is entitled to one delegate, ana any
branch Of 800 members to two delegates.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 2s, 1880.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 2S, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Tatsm,
agent.
Schooner Major William ii. Tantum. Shoe. New
York, iron, Tredegar Company; vessel, Curtis q
Parker. -
Schooner sallie and Ellen, Wright washington
coal, s, "A, Halves; vessel, Curtis n Parker.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, u. w. Alec 20 I,
agents. -
Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Commander, Chase, Boston, ccal, Cur
tbs q Parker.
lumber, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Freddie l.. Porter, Sheridan, Boston,
lumber, Curtis Parker.
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Disabled Efeainers.

SANDY HOOK, December 28-S A. NJ
The steamer Persian Monarch, from New
York December 23d for London, is now of
Highlands returning in leaky condition.
The steamer Assyrian Monarch,.of the same
line, from New York December 25.h for
London. is lying by Der.
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warrant Issued for the Arrest or
LyDchers.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. December % District.
Attorney Austil has issued warrant for
the arrest of all the parties who participated
actively In the lyncbing Of Joseph Snyder.
He says he will do his duty fully in the mat
ter, but fears no Jury can be found willing
to convict.
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thirteen Democrats voting In the sfIirma-
tive and eleven Republicans In the Mega
tives The effect Of the amendment, u car
ricd ous. will be to close Chinese lsuDdrIes,
which are now very numerous Ia Brooklyn.
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j. 6. Weeks, ESQ, town treasurer. st. Adams, VT,
saws, In a letter dated May 2Sth: 1T works TO a
charm on my baDy's face aud head. Cured the head
entirely, and has nearly cleaned the face Of sores.
have recommended 1t 10 several, and Dr. Plant has
ordered II for them"
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.

Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Hell hts. n J.-
writes: NV son, a lad OF twelve years, was COM
pleiey cured Of terrible case Of Eczema by the
Culicura Remedies. From the top OF nls head 10
The soles OF his feet was one mass Of scabs. Every
other remedy and physicians had been tried In vain
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yOLrAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.
nOLLINs's VOLTAGE

Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak ard Sore Lungs
Coughs sDd 90 ds. Weak BACK, Stomach. and Btw-
els. Dyspepsis. shooting Palms Though The Loips
snd Back. spasms or Fits, and Nervous M9scuInr,
and fptpai AfYecfions. relieved and cared when
every oiber plaster, iluitns lotion, and electrical
epolisnte fails 'hs5 for GcLLfxS's v0LTAlC
HEc9RIc pLAsTrEs. QpIy 10 cents. a ssw
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Fred. Roh 'er. Esq cashier Stock-(5rowers Ma
tonal Bans, ] Ie6lo, Col, writes: :" am well
pleased with It's effects on my baby that cannot
afford 10 be without IL In my house. Its wonder
fu cure and II is mound TO become very popular as
soon as its virtues are known to the Masses"
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THE REAL REASONS WHICH PROMPTED HER n
LEAVE THE ABBOTT oRkRA COMPANY.


LEAVE the ABBOTT oRkRA COMPANY.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December 27.-Mrs.
Zelda Seguin- W alIsce, the famous contraiio,
left the so-caIied Emma Abbott English
Opera Company a few weeks ego, and
thereby deprived the company OF the only
artist In 1t. Mrs. Wallace took the course
she did because the Abbott managers
Messrs. Wetherell aud Morrissey-badw viii
fully violated her contract, the terms OF
which were plain and explicit.
Immediately upon this course beng taken,
Morrissey procured himself 10 be inter-
viewed In 81. Paul, and INDUCED IN q VII
famous attack upon Mrs. Wallace, charging
that her Withdrawal from The company was
prompted by jealousy OF Miss Abbott and
chsgrin at her failure 10 secure his Morris
sey's) affections. All OF this with Miss Ab'
bolts consent and approval.
Mrs. Wallace made her statement to-day
IN an interview bad with her by newspa-
per reporter at her home, in this city. She
says the contract, binding her TO sing with
Abbott three years, was caich-contr3ct,
tie terms OF which were not made known
L. her until long after she signed, and TO Sc
cure which dishonoIable means were u.e1
by Morrissey. She felt that her reputation
was being injured by remaining with CON-
pany whose standard OF excellence was so
low as the present Abbott troupe. The
management, she says, is too niggardly
and parsimonious for any self-respect-
ing artist TO calmly endure. She
denies The statements OF Wetberell
and Morlissey in recently published in
terviews that Wallace Is the cause OF the
trouble, and she says she bad determined TO
get her release from the company before she
knew him. While admitting that Miss AO-
bolt Is a warm-heared woman, for whom
she entertains the kindcst feelings, Mrs.
Wallace says that she is jealous OF her oval
lace's) success and popularity, and cannot
bear TO see any one else receive favorable
notice. For the future, Mrs. Wallace SAYS
her plans are not yet ma,ured. She has
several tempting offers, but will first devote
her energies TO secure an honorable release
from the Abbott management, claiming that
she Is entitled TO that by reason OF their
failure to perform the stipulatious OF their
contract.
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Is EMS.
We have ~ sisss Of soLID.GLAss HAND.
An t 49, Il soLuD-eLAss s1ANp.LAMPy,
from 2Sc. up, With BURNER sng CHIMNEYi
BRONZE erAND-LAMPs, vi b BURNER and
I.S Sr,G ~ El s;T fcs w;rrH LEADER BURN.
LAE sFsH HR Il Z III; WITH AReAso BURN
LAAPPj TRIMMED WITH SUN BURsER--A
BRt,N Z FIGURE sTASpLAMPs;
BKlC.A.BRAC LAMPS;
PENDANT LAMPS;
HALL LAMrS:
LIBRARY LAMPS:
I I wfTH PAfENT sPRING-FIxTURE:
LAMPS WITH PATENT ADJUSTABLE
sTTPEST k kxaMPs. IN IN s sRass.
Any LAMP trimmed with any trimming you
please.
SHADES, GLOBES,
REfLECTORS. fLLUMTNAT0RS,
CHlMNEYs, BURNERS,
WICkS, &C.,
sold separately at -
corner Fifth and Broad.
Central BIockj e29
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

TuEgDAY, DeeeFnber Zss 1850.
sALEs.-1,o coo Virginia consoIs at ~: 10 shares
Richmond and Danville X. X. stock ~ e6k; 400
Virginia consols at ~; 186 90. deferred NJ IL.
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T'HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE 7's,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGIsTEREp.
MISCt LLANEOCS.
NJ . T / g 4

mot ICE.
RI -HUDsON AND EMILY his WIFE. FOR
MtRLy EMILY WEsTBRopsk; LEWiSv WHIT;
| WESTBROOK: MARY T.. WEsTBRook AND
| THOMAS =; WEsIBRo3K, HElh n AT LAW
| Take notice that there was deposited In the Pc
| iersburg savings and Insurance Company on the
| 27ih OF Mar. b, 1851, nn er an order OF the Cur
| Weslbrook vs. Wesibrook's executor, for each Of
| 7 ou the sum of 1924. these sums. with their
sccuu ulaied interest. are sill Ia said petersburg
1 savings and Insurance Company. subpct 10 the
order OF the Circuit Court OF brunswick county. aud
nness YOU appear before said QUIT In ner,on or by
Attorney on or before be April term. ISL. 10 claim
said sums of money application VIII tEen be msde
| 20 divide the same among your TX, az I'm
| Executor of &. &. westbrook.
| W. NJ. BERSABD, Attorney AZ Law. Lawrence
| vile, Va. oe .. wew
NOTICE.-Robert r. Baldwin, J. Wilcox
IN Brown, aud Robert Garrett. trustees uncer the
scheme Of reorganization OF ID. WARRINGTON
lCTTY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND AND GREAT
SOUTHERN BAIL oADfoMPANi. hereby give
notice that they purchased the Virginia Midland
railroad al the ale, under decree ~ court, on ,u-
DAY, Decsmbsr 20, 1880; All BoNDM0LDEks
seives Of the beuens Of The scheme OF rsorgsnjzl
lion are required TO oeposit their bonds aud cerud-
Gates OF stock b, fore the fsr DAY or JANUARY.
ISL with the Safe Deposit ana Trust Company OF
Raj imore the au' horized depe tory OF The trustees
otherwise thew will be deprised NJ tie b~nehn Of
The scheme. Special atten Ion is called = the fact
that Al ock holders deposit their certificates be-
fore the date named. else ihey VIII have no repre-
| sent.t,On Ia The new company.
Floating debt creditors must deposit the evidences
Of their debt with the safe Dtposit aud rrsst Com
p''' '' R0BERl T. BALDWIN.
iEo M,hfpa aa S.HMS,
Trustees Of the Associated Boodnoi6sr, sn1 .r.ds'
tors. nc Sz W ar.ysA
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CUTICUR A.
gu T 1 c U r A .

ASTONISHING CURES OF ITCHING, sCALY
AND sCROFULOUS HUMORS OF THE
SKIN, SCALP, AND BLOOD OF Chill
DREN AND INFANTS.