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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting Last Evening
Committee RepOrts--Other Busi.
ness

Regular Meeting Last Evening
Committee RepOrts-Other Busf.
ness.
City Council met last evening in
regular session, President Sharpiey In
the chair.
The Street Committee reported fa-
vorably upon the petition of w. J.
McClary, asking that the inlets 10
Shipley Run sewer at Sixth and Mon
roe streets be enlarged. Adopted.
On the petition OF A. G.. Curtis,
asking for the curbing, paving and
guttering of ShaIlcross avenue be.
tween Scott and Union streets, the
same committee reported IN favor of
allowing the petitioners TO do the
work al their own expense. Adopted.
The same committee reported ad-
verse y on the petition of Eglinton &
Mahoney, asking for $500 damages
done by Shipley Rnn sewer. Adopt
ed.
An adverse report was made by the
the same committee asking that the
CUTTERS on the west side of Adams
street be paved from Fourth to Car
Peubel otIeeI. Adopted.
The same committee reported ad-
versely upon the petition of Patrick
Finn, asking for damages done by the
storm of Sept. 11th. Adopted.
On the petition of James Ferry ask
ing that the curb he reset on Ninth
street, between Bennett and Church
streets, the committee reported il. ia.
vor OF allowing the petitioners to do
the work at their own expense. Adopt
ed.
Adverse reports were made upon
the petition OF James Harrigan, asking
for damages, and upon the petition Of
Peter j. Ford, in reference to building
a frame stable. Adopted.
On the petition OF Harlan Cause and
others. asking that the bed of Della
ware avenue outside of the railway
tracks be paved with Belgian blocks
from Tatnall to Adams streets, the
committee reported in favor of allow
ing the petitioners to do the work at
their own expense and under the di-
rection of the Street Commissioner.
Adopted.
The same committee reported ad-
versely on the petition of James K d.
lum, asking for cutters in Lamotte
street from Twenty-second. The re-
port was lost AMI on motion of Mr..
Barnhili the Street Commissioner was
instructed to do the work.
A favorable report was made on the
petition of James Harrig IN, asking for
the enlargement of Shipley Run sewer
from Front to Reed street. Adopted.
The City Treasurer reported $112,-
49, III In bank to the credit of current
expenses.
The Chief Engineer of the Water
Department reported 4S men in his
employ for the week ending September
Attn pay roll, $4l7.94.
The Street Comm lssioner reported
30 men, 4 double and 6s,ngle teams in
his employ for the week ending Sept.
22d pay roll, $297.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following petitions and COM
munlcations were introduced, read and
referred to the proper committees
w. ID. Bush, asking for lamps at tho
corners of Front and Union, Lincoln,
Scott and DUPONT streets.
Robert McCaulley asking for curb
on the south side of Fourteenth street
between Walnut and Wilson streets,
also on Wilson street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets.
II. s. McGomD complaining of ths
dirt being allowed to remain around
the Court House.
Benjamin McIlvaine asking that
! wenty second street be opened from
Market street to Elliott avenue.
A6ianrpad
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DEGlsrER,s ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

New Castle county, Sept.2. 1881.
Upon theapplicationo OF Isaac N. Grubb.
Administrator of Rebecca Hand, late OF
Brandywine Hundred in said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the granting of letters
of Administration upon Cne estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting there
of, by causing ad vertisements to be post
ed Within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six of the most public places oil
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGToN GAzETTE,a "a newspaperpub-
iished in Wilmington, and to be contln-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d).
t~, Given under The hand and seal
l.. =. of office of the Register aforesaid,
t-@~~' al Wilmington In New CasIe
county, aforesaid, The day and year above
written. y. Q. BI1GS. Register,
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To Accommodate the Public.

The proprietors of that immensely
popular remedy, Kidney Wort in recoe-
nitlon of the claims of the public which
has so literally patronized them, have
prepared liquid preparation OF that
remedy for the special accommodation o o
OF those who from any reason dislike to
prepare 1t for themselves. It's very
concentrated and, as the dose is small.
it ls more easily taken by rlaDy. 1t has
the same effectual action in all diseases
OF the kidneys, liver or bowels.-Home
and Farm.
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DR. Fla DOCKS
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect of this panacea
as prepared by Dr. Haydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organsis Without a
parallel in the history OF medicine, und
It's results far beyond any of The Kidney
remedies OF the day. Itstimulates Diges-
tioD, adds tone TO the system, tnvigorates
the DebilitaJed, and Is infallible Tor Tie
cure Oh diabetes in It's worst form,
One trial of a teaspoonful in q wine
glass OF water will convince the most
skepLical wILnin from ten to twenty MIN
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete TOO much or too ut
tie water or whether they be afflicted
with stone or gravel or with aches and
pains settled In the loins over the regions
OF The kidneys.
HAYDOCh'S KIDNEY RANACEA
Will give almost immediate reiiel, when
all otner means have failed. Tne most
powerful existing medicine Tor The cure
OF female complaints. Fifty years ex-
perience ineontestably prove this remedy
unrlvallet for the ulsoruers Incidental to
the female sex. No family snould De
without IL, and II may be taken Dy young
and old, as IL Will restore health when
every oJner means prove unsuccessful,
TO the stomach we trace dyspepsia,
liver, bile, jaundice and yellow lever; To
the bowels, diarrhpa, dysentery, consti
paJion, piles and nsLuia; 10 the lungs
consumption, etc.; TO The blood, scrotula
scurvy and all cutaneous erupt1ons. BY
keeping these organs and VIAL nu1d pure
and healthy we may safely dely the at
lacks vf disease, and no medicine YET
prepared for lhis purpose can equal the
acLion OF
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No1IGE

NOTICE..
All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrs rs tor
on or before sept. I'd, 1852, or abide the
provided.
ISAACN. GRUBB,
Administrator,
Address-Claymont. Del.
seD3- -3waod
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NOTICE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
Restorer is the marvel of the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. AL fits stopped free.-
Send to 931 Arch Street Philp delphia,
oct 2O-lv
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body. It makes the skin white soft and smooth
removes tan and freclles and is tho BEST totle
dressing in THE WORLD. Elegantly put up
two bottles in one package. consisting Of bott
internal and ex ernnl treatment
All first elaAs druggists havo it. 81. per package
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RAILROAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMIN0TOM
i AND BALTIM0RE u RAILROAD1
NAV % II

MAY 70, ~
Trains win leave Wilmington ~ follrwn
for --.Fsy7' q :
Philadelphia and Intermediate stationaa
I.00. $40, s.l0, 1880 q. m; 290. 007 90. l00e
p. m.
Pniiadelpnia tExpresG $50, s.oo, s.5
q. m. 12.l5, 9.65 p. m y
Phtla. and New York, 205. 2.2B. $50, 7.00.
9.65 1l.53 q. m., l2.43, 2.03, 6.52, 6.38 D m. y
baltimore and intermediate Atasaon&,
b.B6 q, m. 4.46 p. m.
Perrvviile and intermediate Stations
6,l5 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.51, zl2:
4.2, .3S, q. M; 1856, l.04, $50 1J.St pm
Trains for Delaware Division, leave ICE
New Castle 800. 8.S5, a. m.s Los 500. 6.26
p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Staticnag
8.S5 a. m. Los, 8.25 p. m. go
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 81.
o. n.; LOS p. m. al
SUNDAY TRAINsI fts
Philadelphia and Intermed ate Stations
$40 a. m. i; 500, 7.00, 1000 p. m.
y a5elphia d. New York, 2.06, AS Q. m
Baltimore and Washington, l25l, 2.l2
402, 7.55, q. M, 1851 p. m,
FOR further Information passengers are
depot .F.RENNEY. ~
Superintendent
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ORDERS.

During the session the following or.
ders were directed to be drawn:
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duccd-steel, 10000 tons; iron. f2.Wo
tons. ores mined. $4,000 tons; Imported:
aIs. GOO tons. The amount Of coal raised
ha. decreased 2.64a.000 TONS Brodstreet'
The Pennsylvania RiiIroad Company, Tor
the purpose OF periectlng certain hnanc'a,
negotiations, has decided TO make pfeseo,
issne OF $4,000, 0co At per cent. forty-year
gold bonds.
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l. CurtcrgA REsoLyENT pnrides sircngtine,ns,,
and supports the system 'nr9ugn ,ue and dI'or.
Jeps OF The liver, kidneys. and uribary organs.
p CrTIcuRA, "A medicinal jelly, arrests uis sss
aIisys Inflammation. itching. and lIri,aiioh' hea's
,ic,;,s and elts awav dead skin and hesh -.
A. CrTICURA MEDICINAL SOAR lor ,iir ,oi ~ |,
hath aud nursery. cieanses so0thes rclIeshes ani
Inc ,utifes the SKIN. CUTiCCRA sHANlNU soAr -
the only medicinal shaving soap.
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by II. SeltOa Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auc,iOneer'
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF ELE-
n CANT MAT4GAXY H0TiEinI4RL 3 TtFEl
ray CARPFT~. PIANO. LIBRARY CASE AND
Library. SUPERIOR Hail. MATT R RS, :,
CfASS.. CHGNAWARE. &C, &C.. n rUBLIC
AIICTION.-By virtue of a decree of the Chdnc. ry
Court Of tie city Of Richmond entered on The Ism
day Of January. ISL in the case OF Jone..
u.s. Aliens executor Sc, will prOcoed 10 sell, ~
pubiic auction at the late residence of Mrs Joseph
Alien. a,ed, corner Broad aud Twelfth streets
." FRIDAY. JANUARY %. 1851,
commencement IO5 O'Clock 4. w.. all Of he excel
lent HOUSEHOLD FURNiTUAE' consisting III
ETGf.lsH-BOOY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY, and
TNRf E.PLY CARPETS aud RUGS;
RO>EWCOD-CASE 6'i-0CFANE NORCE>I X
MAiIoGhN;Y .O9AS. rIvANs. ROCKERS,
AKM-CHATRs. and P,ARLQR-CHAIRS,o OF the
hc:t make uph9ls',T.d n hair;SI2%'Pp' :, oil,
MARfBLE. T0PP. OVAL. AMI HOUND CENTRE
FENDERs, FIRE SETS. CANDELEBRAs. sc.
The chambers are furnished with
Sets Of MAHOGANY FURNITURE, with MAR
BILE TOP-PIECES:
>up,ITicr, W y GRAY ana HLAtK-iiAIR
FFHTriiiiER BEDS, HOLSTERS. and PILLOWS;
TOILET SETS, sc.
In he dlniug.room VIII be found large lot Of
Elegant CUT.GLA>s GOBLETs, WINES, aud
TUMBLERS: -
CHINA CROCkFRY-. and STONEWARF:
2 sets Of FINE MAHOGANY DlNlAG-TABLtS ;
>TDEBOARD. SIDt-TABLES. WATEE-COOL-
Frs. RFFRGERATORS. IIAT.RACkS, &C
| HERRlNG'S IRON FIRE-PGOUF SAFE.
ALSO.
| ve:y handsome MAHOGANY LIBRARl-CAS
containing about $50 volumes Of d,sirabIe
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, the greatcr part OF
which arr In very expensive binding:
Together with II any other articles useful In hOu e.
keeping.
TO lovers Of old fashioned mahogany furniture
an opportunity is now Offered " ry seldom met win
20 secure articles made 10 order IN the best manner
and of the test material.
TERMS: Al sums OF $50 aud under cash. ana Il
crCdlt 81 ninety DAYS VIII he given On all sums over
that amount The purchaser 10 give his boud' sIiis'
Iactoriy tnCOrsed.
JOHN W WRIGHT. sheriff,
and as such Administrator Of Joseph Allen aud Mary
A.Aiicn.
JNO +. LAUGHTON.J r.. Auctioueer, Salesman.
tjt 23I
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XrnrlCE T0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF

~ THE PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON lN>U-
RANCE COMPANY.-PocY-ho holders OF The Pitd-
mont spd Arlington Insurance Company arc in-
ytcd 10 call at The Office OF THE LiFE-lNSU-
RANCE COMPANY of VIRGINIA, NO Ten,h
street, on aud after fHUhSDAf' january u,
the least possible loss 10 thr lat er company.
The terms OF the life Insurance Company of
Virginia are as favorable rs ihose oi any nef us
ratio of ecuriiy 10 liability Is the greatest Of any
COMPANY In the United States. Its policies are In
coutestbe after hr years except for actual fraud
I'm ten wears OF operation IL has never had 10 he
forced 10 settlement by judgment at law. IL does
not owe one dOhSr beyond It's reserve. nor does one
doir OF disputed claim exist against II. Its policy
dividends have tdualed those Of sny company In
the Uaited STATES la proportion 10 premium charged.
and is reserves are invested In reach Of Us ppl cy'
holders. JAMES w. ff6hAM' SscTtisIy.
SAMURL r. PAUL President. ia 25lw
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NJ o T / c Z :

10 HUDSON AND EMILY HIS WIFE. FOR
MERLY EMILY WEsTBR00k :LtWl> WHIT
BYSAND LUCY HIS WIFE, FORMERLl ~. y
WEsTBROOk: MARY 4. WEsTkROok AM,
THOMAS j. WESTBROOK, HEIRS At LAW
of c. &. WESTBROOk. DECEASED:
Take notice that there was deposited IN the Pc
.ensburg Savings aud Insurance Company on The
cn,t Court of Rfunswlcs county, In the suit OF
Wes<brook Us. Wesibrool,'s executor, Tor each ot
YOU ttie sum OF 1924. These sums. with their
savings and Insurance. COMPANY, suoFct 10 the
order or the Circun Court OF brunswick county nnd
sSiorney on or before he April term. 1881 TO claim
ga ri sums "a money application VIII Then be made
20 a,vide the same among your next OF KIN
=" - JOHN \. HARRIS,
Executor Of &. q. Wcstbr0ok.
ytI,. VA de S-Wew
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DEPARTVRE OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The old tim
Il Dominion Steamship C0mpsny'' sszxksls3i
steamship RICuMDHp. Captain STEVENS, viii
sail FRIDAY, January 2Sth. a. 2 o'clock l.. VI.
Freieh' received until O'Clock l.. VI.
Through bills OF lading signed AID goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points nOrth south east
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodating unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, bl2: Storage, k6 and
-.
For Freight or passage, apply TO
g.. W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
e. 26-3. Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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sIguor Sspsini has consented 10 appear In
Sullivan In Booths Theatre, New York.
on the 18th OF February, 10 aid OF the Poe
memorial fund. John HcCu,Iougb. Law
renee Barrett, Nine. Janauschek, Jolu T.
Raymond, and Agnes Robertson Will also
take psrt IL this notable entertainment.
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.v,x urruoRs. MILK CRUST, ETC.

SKIN HuMon.-Mrs. :. +. ,Whipple, Decatur u;
,ich wits mat her face. head, an" some parts OF
bar hodv were almost raw. Head covered win scaDs
and sores suffered Iearfully. aud tred everything
Permanently cured by Cuiicura Reme6ies. ,,.oo,
MILK IRUsT.-Mrs. Bowers, 1f3 clinton stree,,
CincJnusfi spcaks Of her sisters chid. VINO was
cured OF mix crust, which resisted all REM de, ior
TWO wears Now fine healthy boy, Win Deau'iiu'
head of hair. ,-,,-,,, p,,o,t.,,
TETTRR or THE HANDs.-Elzabelh Imehey,
= ttiie,on y. H., thankfully praises the tu'icuri
had rendered them almost useless 10 her.
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ROBERT Il. LYME. Auctioneer.
FyRNEEgIsR

EURNITURE.-LARGE STOCK-n
4 GREAT Nd L & T. ii T. y r S-EA>G -.
TERMS OF PAY MEN FIVE call attention w
of all in need OF good, to our large and selectF9
t1ck of Furniture. embracing all OF the latest
stylcs In ParlOr Chamber. and Dining Room suits.
our stock IS full aud complete; our prices rs low a.
the lowest: our goods will conn are VITA any ~ the
city as for workmanship and linish.
4. GATHEIGHT son,
de S-3m l6 Governor street.
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SANFuRH'- CAEAERH CURE.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRlI.
ONE BOTTLE RADICAL CURE, ONE Bon CA
TARkHAL SOLVENT, AND ONE ~
PROVED INHALER. PRICE
FOR ALL, -.

Is of marvellous efficacy for relieving yiolcnt at
tacks Of she, zirg. to which many are SUBJECT, Tor
cleansing The Head and Mas Passages when clOggei
with offensive matter, for de0dorzing and purifying
the bre;iih, for rendering the Head clear the Brain
active. the breathing easy, every sense I'D most
grateful and soOthtd condition.
Beginning with the Nasal Passages. IT cleanses'
deOaorizeS. soOthes and heals ltaTestS The lorna
ton Of pu nd ma ter. II strikes al me very hear
of the disease This done. It's constitutional action
gradually and thoroughly removes from he 3iOOd
and circulating luids The poison hat has been suckca
uD by the absOr5ents from purueni matter when
had dropped into the stomach and been inhaled by
The lungs. .
ASK your druggist :or SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE. .... -
General Agen's, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston.
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BLANK BOOKS. -.
1OO1 NEW AND OLpFiGNS. ISL

We are prepared 10 simply BLANK h''N' -.-
all other kinds Of STATIONERY in any !''h"i
and upon NJ good terms as en- be bat an> "'''''
The Rt.ANk BOOKS OF our own narn'acttrr arc
unsurpassei for urahllity and nuish. We sep 'h
sfock an the usual forms Of BLANK BpOh> ~
qulred, from the SMALLEST % the inst't M.'.
tHECk BOOKS on all the bauks Of lhr Tyt,,
pRAFrS. BILLS Of RNtHhNGt, MOO ~
BILE aud PROMlssORY NU1E>, aud D'n,s "SA
blanks.
our Paper-B0x Factory Is ia fnil opefl.i1
de 20 WoolpHiiNt tN"NN''
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By George S. Va,hon e son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
No. Z Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE FOURTH
i UNDIVIDED INTEREST N TIE REAl
AND Personal ESTATE OF WALTER Z.
GRIFFIN. DEE EASED-By virtue OF deed of
ttust from William 4. Griffin ANA wife 10 the under
signed as trustee, conveying one fourth UNDIVIDED
interest I'm the personal estate OF Wdltr T.. riin,
deceased, ana Ike interest IN 4 house and lot on
The west side IF Laurel street between cary and
Cumberland streets 2SX104 feft. 10 secure The pay
ment Of note therein mentioned. ana default
having been made IN the payment thereof. VIII,
being thereto required hy the beneficiary Of said
deed proceed to sell az public auction, IN front Of
the properly on Laurel rect on
THURSDAY. JANUARY u, 1881,
al O'Clock i. VI, the said Que fourth undivided in
t.rest I'm The personal aud a'Oye-descfiGed rc1 Is.
tate Of which TIE said Waller r. Griffin died seized
and possessed.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses and 4 sum sufficient
10 pay off note of 500 due January 3 IL. 1881
balance as ay be announced a. bOur 81 safe.
GEORGE ;. NASUON.
L. 1rnsfnn.
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LyDchDurg Passenger 1rAb' No. ~. Daily.
] cave Richmond. 8.3D s.
Arrive BurkeNllc........... ..-.......l $50 g. d
Train No. A connects A. Burkeyil'e f.'h A..,--
lie. Mississippi and OHIO railroad frr Yarn.
Iynchburg. aud all sOufhwes'er points,
Trains Nos. IL and AZ connect ~ su'heriiasp.b
Milton aud Sutberhu Narrow -Gaug- rair.tf
hilton.
Train No. As cOnnecrs az Salisbury tri ~ ...-
North Carolina railroad for Aslieyic acI t,. ~. ,
I'm Western NCrIh darOlini.
Trains Nos. 80, AZ. and AZ cOnusc' - Air-f
Junction with Atlanta and Cnarlo tc AL iar Ii.
way for an points south ana ~outhYr-i. ar,. \
~ connects a. Charlotte with Chariot. tchf.t..
and Augusts railroad for all points = nth, ..,.-
east. and Southwest.
Train No. 80 stops only 4 Jctersyi'e, Dr D..
Branch, Bsrksdale's. Dinyillc. Gfel..3nrf.
salisbury.
Trains from the above-nImed p''.i- ,-r.g. D.
Richmond 4:43 =. NJ. f:f7 A. NJ, auf f.-1 p.N
Train on North Carolina railroad lfatl. Gi,s.....
boro' daily at g:J5 \. ". Tor Eaoigt 7a1 O. Us.
boro' connt c.iug AZ GOla-buro' VIII ~ .'I.a
Wilmington railroad Tor Weldon anG NmaE
PULLMAN-CAR SERNI'i:
On Train No. O-Wasbington. r." mYul
atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-New YorS AMI = .uo.' up
Uanyilic and Ailnta AID Danvlic aui -INtg..|
on Traia No. 42-Wdshmgtpu. EicumYai.
Dinylle. and i)ansiilc ana Au2u.ta.
Tickets sold 10 all polnts son.n' rr.' Az ..t
southwest, and haggag" checked thr.r,:.
No "a lover cheeks given on i9cd. o. Ar..
4. Pope.
General Passenger and Z .,'t Alt I.
T. ". Il. 1ALCOrr, General Superintendent.
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The American Iron aud Steel Association
gives the following statistics for 1880: Pig.
iron produced, 100000 tons; imported,
7oO,00e tons; consumed. s.0O00 900 tons.
Rails produced-sleeI, 10000 tons; iron,
$4,000 tons. Rails imported. 275,00 tons
e,nsumed, 1,t75 900 tons. Ores mined In
Lake Superior district, 100000 tons; Inn
ported. 100000 tons. Anthracite coal
raised, 23.500,000 tons. Compared with
1879, the following increases are shown:
PtHifoa produced, 05S.0Oo tons. Rails pro.
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undersigned has qu,lihed
~ n e>. ecuior OF PORTER FLAGG'S ESTATE.
n p,yties Indebted 60 the estate will please settie
at once. Thcse holding claims AGAINST the estate
can NO" p''' MURRAY FLAGG, Executor,
AI9.wims 20 f HFt
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CARRIAGES. KVGGIE>. 80.

w c. SMITH, x s,S
CARRIAGE AND wA6oN-MANufAC tRhk'
EXTENSION TOP FANCY CARRIAGE
IMPROVED FALLING-T0P LADIES fhAt-
TONs, .....
CAN0PY.TOP LADIES PUAtTONS,
DOCTORS PLAffoRN SPRING PuAElON>,
TOP aud OPEN BtGGIks
GROCERY and Br1J W AGoNS:
Also, several TCP am opFN stCoNp-hANO
BUGGIEs aud WAtADSS on baud -.
kEPAI>ilNG aud RtPAlRlNG cone IN be''
manuer at LOWEST PRICES.
W. q. SMITH. STA nofth fifth street,
N 23-2m between Broad and Narshaa streets.
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By Jno. y. Lauehton, Jr., Ancioneer'
1900 Main street.


By Jno. y. Lauehton, Jr., Ancioneer'
1900 Main street.
GREEN'S GREAT AUCTION SALE
Nos COL, 2os. AND eos, CORNER SECOND AND
BROAD STREETS.
AUCTION SALE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
BEGINNING at 10Y O'clock
Great reduction must be made o. once ~ eo as
WARE, CUTLERY, NOTIONS, cHiLpkENs
CkKKIaGEs, TiNwARE. LAMPS. ,o, =,
Everybody invited. ~ zo-2.
By Jno. h. Laughion, DR., Auc'ioneer'
1905 Main street.
CTRAW GOODS, FELT AND STIFF
= BRIM HATS. LOOKING GLASS; sI VV,KyEs
rms &c. AT AUCTION aying determined 10
discontinue the HAT BUSINESS STA" SCH ~ '"'
tIon,on -
=, ,on o.cIock AT nv store No. 1909 Main street.
opposite the post.olice, "A large ana "ei'Seiecteu
s'oc 1W ., GOODS for Mems and Boys veal:
MEN'$ and BOYS FELT and sIlff'bhiM
GocKfSG GLASSES, c n ENS5s5si MILL.
! VERY YEf HISiSbsoaE BRASS MILLINER's
HAT, and IB;oNNET.sTAND
oFFICF-DFSKS. HAT-BLOCKS. &C.. &c.
The attention Of merchants Us called 10 tns sae' as
the goods ~ere selected pr hrstcaSs retail trade
and The fixtures are equal TO those Of other houses
"" WV JOHN ID. FRY.
sale conducted by JSo. f. LAUGHToN, Jr;. Anc-
tioper. ,. 80
RICHMOND BAZAAR &
nos. l43s AND I44O FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY
at 10 O'Clock we will sela number Of
EXCELLENT ANIMALS,
10 which We ask special attention, as the stock has
been selected 10 suit this market.
AT SAME TINE
VIII offer
YOUNG WELI-BROKE MULES
belonging TO n gentleman wro sells tor want Of use
AFrtR WHICH
our usual assortment of
BUGGIES. PHAETUNS, ROCkAWAlS.SC NC, &C.
sale positive. JOHN Il. DAVIS,
Proprietor.
TR COOK Salesman. fl 20
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TOBACCO-SEED.

WHITE hurley TOBACCO.SEED
w A eunoly of the GENUINE SEED direct
from ohio fresh aud reliable received ani for sale
Inv ALLISON & ADDISON.
1922 Cary street.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
ia 23-lm
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A
~ Trains from AMI to Rlchmori Jan. It i-e'
Mail Accom- fNIr..
Ioave...... 500 4. VI. 800 = u. 1000 To- a.
ArrIve....... 300 i. N. 900 \. y. ~. t..'
For fnrhcr dotails. apul, a. -26 Nam st-...
Chesapeake AMI Ohio railway depot NrAl, l...
CONWAY e.. iiDN AID.
Ga i u. L. 49, ]. s. =
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CUrlCuH' "a

TIC u X A.
ITCHING AND sCALY DISEASES, sCROFU-
LOIS HUMoRs, ULCERS, OLD SORES,
AND MERCURIAL AFFECTIONS
CURED WHEN ALL OTHER ~.
HUMAN AGENCIES
FAIL.