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LANCASTER DAILY .INTELLIGENCER FRIDAY OCTOBER 28. 1851. "
and conflicts with opposing forces. Seme
they have ovcrce:ne,aml their genius has
r shown out in greater brightness for their
victories. These obstacles have called
forth the latent powers in master minds
which would otherwise have only remained
in uurlistmbcd concealment. These aie
nature which only Wee-n in the midst of
difficulties, and which vreuld probably de
cay without them. Poverty has been the
very best means of exciting the dormant
powers, and has ever been au immense
social force in the direction of honorable
achievement. Necessity calls feith effort,
temptatieus and tiials bring about self
control, and in general, difficulty.advcrHty
and want aie the bctt semces of discipline
and vh tueas attainment.
Thus we have seen that case and luxury
de net effect the best interest of man; but
it is difficulty, and the .stimulus of opposi
tion that brings out lis best and richest
nature. Men iued te bs awakened, and
ha-c their faults portrayed, the evil de
ner.nccd, and their duty indicated. Oppo
sition may b-" called the most fortunate
calamity that can overtake one iu whatever
sphere of life he may be placed. If he has
truth oil his side let him welcome its
cctniu , for tiuth and right will surely
prevail ; and if he finds himself espousing
tiie wrong let him leek upon opposition as
his etnanciapater from a detested bondage
corns te dispel the cri or and te justify
and crown ths geed.
celi:t pjtecicnniNC.s.
In the case of Jacob Maikley v.s. Menree
J. Uurkheldcr, et ah, the whole of this
liieiniiig'tiFcssicn was t.ikeii up with the
argument of counsel, and they had net
concluded when court adjourned.
Hclurc .Judge Patterson.
Daniel Bin.i, Jehn Brna and Franklin
Bruce w. Geerge liener, summons in tres
pass. The defen'-e in this east; is that he
has nei built the dam lnca-d higher than
it was, nor any higher th.iu lie had a right
te de. It dm - "let swell the water up en
the premise of the plaintiffs' property,
nor does it. iiuurieiu with the lunniug
of the mill. The dam breast had been tern
away several times by Heeds when it was
rebuilt, but, was made no higher than be be
feie. Seme distance below the Brua mill
Ihcie i-.apiu en the lock in the creek,
above which t!:-; plainiiiTs allege the de
fendant had no right, te back the water.
Witiies-us weie called te prove that Jehn
Brua has said that he and his brothers had
net bei-ii d.tmaiji'd by the banking of the
water, but that this .-nit was hi ought te
asccitiiin if Beiler had a liht te back
water abeve the pin.
Swindling Ills Riiinlnji-rs.
Jehn Z. Ileincr was arrested in Phil
adelphia yesterday I'm- obtaining money
fiein the 'clothing firm of Wanamakei &
Breun by an inriiieui system of swin
dling, lie was auditing clerk of the es
tablishment, and pint of hi.-, dutv was te
issue erdcis en the cashier fei the pay
ment of bills for work uinu by outside
)crsei:s. lie hal an accompliee named
William Han is wi: ireiiiieiillt dcliveied
work done by his fatl.vr. and collected the
money for il. !!cincrgac- him oiderSjCither
j-aised above the true amount or tnliiely
false, and they divided the iiiHiicj between
them. Hart is was discharged for some
reason and has since become a notorious
sneak-thief. lie was .sneer oiled iu Hemer's
cenlideuec by a youth named 0"lla:a, and
he in turn by another named Ahisbury,
who was working with Heiner when their
operations were detected. Beth Harris
and O'llara tegularly levied black-tnail en
Heiner alter they lefc the Jinn's employ,
and he was obliged te furnish them with a
lixed sum eveiy week. Heiner eeufes-.es
that he began hi.-; operations foeh after
enfeiing the employ or the firm, .six years
age, and it is estimated lli.it his stealings
have averaged $500 a month dining that
time. Me made m defense, bat admitted
his guilt and was placed under S",000 bail
for trial. His thiee accomplices were also
arrested and wcic held in SI. 000 each.
HeiiKT is well known and lias some very
lcspectable relatives in this city, whcie he
resided when a young man some twenty or
thirty years ane. His father was a minis
ter of the Reformed chinch in Baltimeie,
and was highly esteemed for his piety and
scholarship Jehn was also a bright and
intelligent young man, inclined te be-a
little fast. We believe he was some years
age in the employ of the government in
Baltimore and w.v; dismissed for some
" iriegularity."
'i IK' New JHuil 'J': a in.
Postmaster Mai .-hall has received the
following :
Railway 31 .n. Si:i:vitu. 1
Orm i: Sitluixi i:jmi:T 2i li iiieir. J
New Yei k, October 27. )
I'ettiiiittfer, Miieaslrr, l'it :
Sin : Commencing October el, daily
service will be established by route agent,
en train leaving Philadelphia at -1:'J0 a. in.,
due Hanisburg at 7:30 a. m.
By this train you will leceive letter
and paper mail from New Yerk and Phila
delphia, and the Philadelphia mail will in
clude meining papers.
Respectfully,
R. C. Jacksen,
Superintendent.
Olivine Acricicnt.
Yeslci day while Henry Lufz was haul
ing lumber near Union station, his heisc
took fright, by the loosening of a trace, as
he was descending a steep hill, and ran off
at a powerful into of speed. Mr. Lutz
and another man jumped from tiie wagon
and escaped with slight injury. The Iieise
dashed into Union, scatteiing the lumber
in all directions and gave the people such
:i wakiiiif up as they have net had since
the Miller-Gcnsemer homicide.
Distinguished Visitor?.
Orange Neble, of Erie, the Democratic
candidate for state treasuier, and lien.
Wm. II. Sewden, of L-high, arc iu town
te-day. They called upon many leading
Dcmeeiatsaud ether prominent citizens,
visited a number of our industrial estab
lishments, and called at Wheatland te pay
their respects te Hen. Geerge Ticknor
Curtis, new the guest of Mr. Henry E.
Jehnsen.
Lancaster llcncvelent Association.
Anether meeting of the Lancaster Be
nevolent association will be held this even
ing at the laT office of R. B. Risk, esq.,
Centre square, at which time a permanent
organization will be effected, the executive
committee will report aud a constitution
and by-laws will be presented for adoption.
A number of names will be presented for
membership.
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Squirrel Hlioetint;.
Geerge P. Rey and Ilarry L. Trout left
Lancaster en Wednesday last en a s-quir-rcl
sheeting expedition te Chanceferd,
Yeik county, and the adjacent parts of
Haiford county, Md. They returned this
morning with a string of thirty fine, fat
grey squiircls, and report that ether gun
ners have also been very successful, the
game being abundant.
TIie "Washington "In Yenc.
Voik Daily.
The firemen made a fine appearance in
their neat grey overcoats, and are as
handsome a set. of men as ever paraded our
streets.
Clemmens' baud attracted considerable
notice te itself by the music rendered.
Tobacco Sales.
The following recent tobacco sales are
reported :
Claikseu Smith, Drumore, te Laeben
bruch Bres., 1 acre at 25, 12, 8 and 3 ; B.
F. Myers, Drumore, te same, crop at 28,
14, 8 and S.
COLUMBIA KEWS.
OCK REGULAR COBRESPONliOCEt
Mr. Jee. Heiner who was se badly, and
for a time thought te be seriously hurt en
the P. R. R. a few weeks age. is out again
and is able te walk a little unaided.
P. R. R. engine, Xe. 102, played out at
Leaman Place last night aud was sent te
the shops.
The Vigilant steamer has been engaged
for three days te pump the water out of
the tank at the water works which are be
ing lepaircd. The money made will go
towards the purchase of a new engine.
Invitations for Dr. Craig's reception te
the docteis of Pennsylvania are out. A
banquet will be given thein at the Frank
lin beuse next Wednesday.
An impeitaut meeting of the building
committee of the town school beard, will
be held this evening in the office of Wm.
B. Given, esq., as the settling question of
the new school house will be discussed.
Rev. C. W. Buey, of Hanisburg, and
son-in-law of Bishop Simpsen, of Philadel
phia, will preach this evening in the M. E.
church.
A hoi seback paily consisting of several
couples of ladies and gentlemen, rede te
Mount Jey la'-t evening.
The M. E. ehuich choir has been ic ic
erganized under the able leadership of
Mr. Alfred C. Biuner, who succeeds his
father. Their singing is new much better
than it was, for the choir had run down
considerably, there being few singcr-i.
The railroaders of the P. R. R. arc be
coming mere satisfied with the uew way of
running. They say it is easier en the men
but much haider en the engines.
Last night was a very dark night ; con
sequently all the gas lamps were out be be
feie ten o'clock. This happened some
time age aud several accidents icsultcd
from it. Council took the matter in hand
and lined the lamplighter 1. If the pres
ent lamplighter cannot attend te his work
properly council bhetrHl seciuc the seivice
of a mere efficient man-
A heavy fog has been hanging ever Co
lumbia all morning, and Wrightsville,
"the little town across the river," can but
b indistinctly seen. A light mist has
also been falling.
Geerjje Denley, a young seu of Mr.
Hugh Denley, while w.itnhing one of his
relatives breaking a lump of coal, received
a painful wound by a piece of the coal
(lying off and striking hiin in the eye. He
was taken te a doctor, who says the only
way te save the iujuied sight is te keep
the wounded boy in a dark worn.
Cel. Samuel Sheeh, president of the
Columbia national bank, gave an ey.-ter
dinner te the eflieers and diieeteis of the
bank yesterday at neon at the restaurant
of Mr. Benjamin Bair. X pleasant time
was had.
Hen. Orange Xeble, ibe Democratic
eiudidate for state treasurer, of Erie, was
in town Miis morning looking after his iu
teiists. The Democracy of Columbia will
give him their solid vote. lien. W. H.
Sew den, of Allcntewn, was with him.
The car which hauls cinder from the
Shawnee furnace across the Lancaster
pil.e is a nuisance and a dangerous one at
thai. It is pulled up hill by a horse aud
after the lead is dumped the horse is de
tached and the car runs ueislessly back te
the fu: nace. Several narrow escapes have
occurred within the past, week or two by
persons net healing the ear coming. This
is especially true en daik nights. Some
seit of a signal should be provided te
give warning te peisens crossing thetracK.
The Crnsailers.
In the year 1871 a party of gentlemen,
all f.f whom wcie Knight s Templar, met
in the Allegheny cemmandcry, Allegheny
ciry, and formed themselves into a society
aud adopted the name of Ciusadcrs. Their
object was te visit Europe in a body.
Fifty-eight persons left America for the
Old Weild, and after visiting all the piin
cipal places in England, Scotland Ireland
and Wales and the southern portieu of
Europe they returned home. It was then
they banded themselves together for the
purpose of keeping up the fratcin.il- rcla
li.jiis that then existed. Once every year a
banquet was te be held at a given placs
and they were all te meet and cenvcr.-c
ever past events. Last year their" annual
supper was held in Chicago, and at that
time tliey decided te held their next one
iu Columbia. Last evening that pleasant
event eccuried. Out of the fifty
five eiigiual members but four
teen were present. Seven have
died and the lcmaiuing thirty-four were
unable te be present en account of their
business. The supper was held at the
Franklin house and at 8:30 they sat down for
a geed time. The places for the departed
ones had been prepared as though they wci e
expected te be present and cards, draped
in deep mourning with the deceased one's
name handsomely engraved, were placed
at each plate. Mr. E. K. Beicc was a
member but is new resting with the dead.
Speeches and toasts were made aud songs
sung, and in every way conceivable they
amused themselves. About twelve o'clock
the paity bioke up, aud this morning
the gentlemen returned te their
diffeient homes. The guests arrived
two days before the banquet was held and
dining that time under the guidence of
Mr. A. M. Rambo, also ene who was with
the Euiepcan party, they visited every
place of interest in and around Columbia.
Te say that they were pleased is putting it
in a light way. All agiecd in saying that
our little town was eue of the most beau
tifnl places they had ever visited. Their
ne::t place of meeting will be Wanen, Fa.
J'OlICO CilSCK.
The surety of the peace cases brought
by Sarah Kissinger against Emanuel Shay
and Sarah Shay were heai d before Alder
man Barr last evening, aud the accused
were held te bail for their appearance at
court.
The charge of disorderly conduct made
by Ames Fraelicli against Sarah Kissinger
was heaid before Alderman Samson and
the accused was sent te jail for three
days.
Henry Fisher, charged with robbing Mr.
Kauffman's mill: wagon, had a hearing
befeic Alderman spurrier, and was dis
missed, the prcsccuter failing te identify
him as the boy who was dogging the
wagon en the morning of the robbery.
The statement that young Fisher had p:o p:e
viuusly been arrested for till tapping is
net true and the charge that he had stolen
Mr. Wolfe's pigeons was disproved.
Frederick Meults was arrested by offi
cer CeyJc last night en suspicion that he
had been stealing chickens as he had a bag
thrown ever his shoulder. The officer was
mistaken, but no harm was done, as
Meults is wanted te answer for an assault.
and battery en James Smith. He was held
therefore for a hearing before Alderman
McConemy te-morrow night.
Jehn Bryson, arrested by railroad efli
cer Pylc, for interfering with him while in
discharge of his duties, had a hearing last
evening before Alderman McConemy and
was dismissed en payment of costs.
The mayor's levee this morning was
graced with three guests who wcic suita
bly entertained in the station house last
night and dismissed with a benediction
this morning.
A man named Allen Fisher was ar
rested at Leaman Place by Officer Pylc
this meruine, for drunken and disorderly
conduct, aud brought te Lancaster. This
afternoon Alderman McConemy commit
ted him te jail for 10 days
This afternoon Sarah Kissinger, who
was committed te prison last evening for
three days by Alderman Samson, for being
disorderly and disturbing the people re
siding in the neichborheod of Fulton and
Lime streets, was taken before Judge Liv
ingston en a writ of Jiabeas corpus. Neither
the magistrate nor Ames Froelich, the
complainant, was present this afternoon.
The woman was discharged ; the court
telling ber that she must net come before
them again or they will net be se easy with
her.
Upset.
Yesterday evening, between 7 and 8
o'clock, as two countrymen were driving
a mule team en North Queen street near
Walnut, the animal shied and ran the
buggy, te which he was hitched, upon the
high bank of earth, new obstructing the
street at this point. The vehicle was
upset, the men were thrown out, and both
wc-re a geed deal' battered and bruised.
The mule with the buggy lying upon its
side, ran up North Queen street, beyond
the market house, but was stepped by the
crowd of firemen gathered in front of the
Washington engine house.
Tiie Market Tliievcu.
Niche las Miessenthall, ene of the young
men suspected of stealing marketing from
the stand of J. M. Andes in the Far
mers' Northern market, was arrested and
held for a hearing before Alderman Sam
son tomorrow afternoon. Win. Hinder
and AVm. Meultz will have a hearing ler
the same offence at the same time ; and
James Celeman and Henry Palmer, new
in jail for drunken and disorderly conduct,
will have a hearing en the larceny charge
as seen as their term of imprisonment ex
piics. m
Knocked Over.
This morning James Brau was walking
en the track of the Pennsylvania railroad
at Kinzcis station, and, net seeing the ap
proach or a freight train, drawn by engine
114, he was struck by it and knocked
" higher then a kite." Fortunately he
was thrown clear of the track, and escaped
with some pretty bad bruises.
Ter buby and chiltlien wliat meu-Uelicite
anil wholesome than Cuticnra Soup.
Nuliitiens re.iterative. quieting, stienstli-i-niii
unU purifying are Malt Hitters.
HV&UIAZ. XQTJVIM.-
' Sclli r-1 Liver Vills" have been the stand
ard rameily for miliaria. liver complaint. eo ee
Iveius. e'c.t'er flftv years. el-limUVn-
Skiimy Klen.
IVe'.K' Ileultli Itencuer. Absolute cure ler
iu rveii-. debility and We.ikne-. et the genera
tive 1uiit-tIens.il at dmsffjiitx. Depot.
Tell tl.twn.
Mr. Albert AmScr-; n. 1 erk Street. J!ull.i:,
fell down stairs and s -veiely bruNcd his knee.
A lew applications i 1'r. Themas' Keleetric
Oil entirely cured liim. Fer '.ale ut H. 15. Cot b
riiu's drin: store, la; N'eitn Queen 'trcet, l.an
eiMer. Kldiity Complaints
et all dc-criptiens are relieved ul once, urd
speedily cured by Kidney-Wert. It seems in
tended by nature for the cure of till ilNca-es el
the kidneys c.iu-cd by weakness and debility.
It-sreat tonic powers areepecially directed te
the removal of this class et diseases. e knew
et persons that have sail c red ter thiity years
that have been pciintincutly cured by taking
Kidnoy-Wert a short time. Try it, either
lliinid or 4lry.ii(ii. e2!-lwd&w
V-e te 11. V.. Ceeni-jirs liruir Mere, 137 North
Jiiceii street, ler Mri. FreciAmCs Xcw i'a i'a
tieiial Dyes. 1'er brightness and durability et
eo'eivire uneriualed. Celer from 2 te .1 pounds.
Iiirectlun-- m English and Herman. Price. !.'
rents.
'Skin rise;ssi-s " Cared by Dr. Swiiync's
Ointment.
iVii.it N iner.; dS! renins thin; n obstinate
si.in iliteu -v, und why person- should Milter u
single he'ir when they liaie a Mite euro in
Sw.tyne's Ointment"' is past our coinpieliei. ceinpieliei. coinpieliei.
sien. " The worst cases et tetter, itch, salt
l Ileum, or tint annoying complaint, itching
piles, leld te itd wendcrlul all-healing quali
ties, i'imple en the lace and blotches en the
kin areieinnvcd by using Ibis healing oint
ment. I'erlcelly .safe and !iarinlcs, even en
tlieine-,1 tender inttiul. Itching Tiles -Symptoms
aie moisture, intense itching, particu
lailyat night after getting warm in bed;
ether parts are Mv.aetiines affected. .Svwiynu's
Ointment pleasant, sine cure. J)r. Swayne t
Sen. M North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
I'.i., te whom all letteis should be addressed.
Mi'.il bvull pieminent druggists.
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.Medutr-;! Meiiittis.i iit(Ulicr!
Are you dMurbcd at night und broken et
yeuricHt byas'cl: child sulleiing and crying
ttilli the (.xcruc-iating pain el cutting teeth?
II .-., go at once aud get a bellb: of Jilts.
WINSI.OWS feOOTJlIXO SYUUl". It will re
lieve the peer little Millerer Immediately de
pend upon it; there Is no mistake about it.
There is net ft mother en cuitli who lias ever
netl it, ti no will net lull you at once that it
. ill leguhite the bowels, and give rest te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like magic. It is perfectly sate te
u.se in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and
ij the prcsei iplien el one et the eldest and
best female physician and r.mes in the
U ailed fctate. Sold everywhere; 25 cents a
I mile i.HirMvil&wM.W&S
A smooth complexion can be had by every
lady who will uc Parker's Ginger Tonic, lteg
ulating the internal organs and purilying the
bleed it quickly lcnieves pimples and gives a
healthy bloom te the cheek See notice.
Yeu Can be Happy
II you will step all veur extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoring ye-jielf and laiu
ilics with expensive doctor-, or humbii-C cure
alls, that de Harm always, and u-n only nn
Hire's simple remedies ter all your ailments
you w ill be wi-e, well and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remjaly ler this,
the great, vise and geed w ill tell you, is Hep
IJiiteis believe it. See " PreveibV" in an
other column. e!J-2wd&w
The fairest faces arc sometimes marred by
myi iads et pimples, and markings of tetter or
fieeltles, which are readily lemeved by a pop
ular toilet dressing, known as Dr. I'.cnsen's
SKin Cure. Kvcn scrofulous ulcers yield te it.
Tunvns. erysipelas, mercurial liscascs,
scretnla. and general debility, cured by ' Dr.
I.indsey's llloeit Searcher." el-lmd.tw
JtAlUllAOM'.S.
Oiua- MrssrxaiAX. October 2Cth, 1831, at the
residence et the bride's parents, New Helland,
bylheitev. .1. V,'. Hassler, Jehn F. Gibbs, et
Lancaster, te Miss Mary A. Mussulman, of
New Helland. ltd
Nisslev Keiir.rat. On the 27th el October,
ssi, by the Itcv. AW T. Gerhard, at bis resi
dence, Xe. 31 East Orange street. Mr. Martin
S. Ni-sleyte Miss Mary K. Kehrer, both et
Unphe tewnshiu. ltd
Keexax IteYLK. Oct. 27, 13S1, at St. Mary's
church, bv Kev. -J. C.llickey. rector, Jeseph J.
Kecnan te I.ottie A., daughter of Geerge I-,
llevle.csq., all et this city ltd
ItJiATlIS.
biiMTi:. In this city, en the 27th inst., Albert
A. Shaub, in the 3."th yeai or his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend his funeral,
from his late residence, Ne. 24 Concstega
street, en Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
ltd
Koiuvse:.-. October 27th, 1S-51. at Meuntvlllc,
Catharine A, wite of David T. Robinson, in
tlst j car of licruge.
The relatives an.! friends of the luuiily are
respectfully Invited te attend her funeral, lrem
her late residence at Mountville, en Sunday
alteration at 2 o'clock. ltd
Chester county papers please copy.
Zikglkr. Oct. 20, 1831, in this city, Jehn !).
Ziegler, infant seu et William J. and Lizzie
Zicglcr, aged 1 ycarnd 3 mouths.
Funeral lrein the residence of Ills parents.
Xe. 334 F.ast Orange street, en Saturday morn
ing at 0 o'clock, te proceed te Manhcim ler
bnria'.
JVJ?' AOVJiliTlSKniiXTS.
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ASTKU-A TOBACCO STilirFJSK.
Apply at Xe. 27 North Ann street.
11 J ltd
IytAXsexxw.
Samuel Wingard can hear et something
greatly te his advantage by communicating
with the Lancaster istbllieebcer. Anyone
knowing li's address is requested te cominun ceminun
l ate it te us. eas-ltntlw
Democratic Committee.
There will be a meeting of the city members
of the Democratic County anil City Commit
tees, at the Ixteixieencep. Office in this city
en FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2?,at7K
o'clock. A full attendance is urgently re
quested. W. U. HEN3EL,
Chalrmaii
STETW JlDYMMTISEXENTS.
"UDW. J. ZAHM.
Manufacturing Jeweler, - - - Zahm's Cerner,
L A XCA S TEH , I' A.
Tiie manufacturers of the dIBerent lines of goods embraced in our stock have been spec
ially fortunate this yearin producing styles et unequaled beauty, which It will be a pleasure
tens te show te all who call. Our s'eck is lull in all departments
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Diamonds, &c.
If you want te get up any SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT place your order as early as po?si pe?si po?si
liie in (Jrni finid nr Silver we can make, in enr own facterv. anv article wanted, which en
ables us te-give our customers advantage in prices, net usually tennd In retail stores.
THJi AKUSULL TINTED SPKCXACLtS, for which we are the sole agents in Lancaster
county, we believe are the best in the world, nnd we are satisfied that with the aid of enr com
plete outfit erTest Lenses, we can lit any eyes that need the aid or glasses.
Our lacilities ler FIRST-CLASS REPA1KING are complete in every department.
The very liberal share of trade we have received in the past has encouraged us te place In
our cases a finer and larger stock than ever before, te which we cordially invite the attention
et all v-he desire te examine beautiful goods.
ED"W. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZaH3I'S CORNER,
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a'jsiv AnrERTisnyuiNTS'
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tiv a:sd fkesii
GROCERIES.
Having recently disposed et our old stock
we have refitted our store with a New and
Fresh Stock et GUOUEKIES et every de
scription, viz :
SUGABS, SYRUPS, COFFEES,
TEAS, SPIOES,
XOTTLED.CAXXED ami FARIXACEOVS
GOODS,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FRUIT-, i.c.
Willi thanks for past patronage wc solicit
your future favors. "Geed Heeds at Fair
Prices " lmll be our motto.
D. S. BURSK, Agt,
17 KAST KINO STREET, LANCASTER.
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I.NTlIKCIKCUlTCOUKTOrTHKl)NlTKD
States for the hastcrn District etl'cnnsyl
vanln, Charles W. Leavitt vs the Peach Bot Bot Bet
eom railway company, et. til , in Equity, Ne. !).
April -regions. 1FSI. The Master appointed by
tins court le di-tiibute ihe proceeds of the
foiecie-uiesule of the Eastern Divi-Jen et the
Peach Het loin railway company, under a de
cree made in the above cause, fcaid Eastern
Dlvi-en extending lrem the Western terminus
tbereef at the Susquehanna river, near the
village of Peach Hottein, in the County et Lan
caster, State of Pennsylvania, te the Eastern
termiinia tlieicel, in the borough et Oxford, in
the County et Clctcr. and state aforesaid, a
distance et twenty (20) miles, villi the aniiur-
tenunccs. including the lands, property, es
tate, rolling stock, und all the real and person
al property uppcrtuiuing te the said Eastern
Division, and all the rights, franchises and
privileges belonging te the s-nme. and in the
siiid dcereeofiercclosnre.ar.il In the pleadings
In the cause mere paiticulnrly described, will
attend te the duties et bis appointment en
WEDNESDAY, the nth day et NOVEMBEK,
A. I). 1SSI, tit 11 o'clock, a. in., at his office. Ne.
2i:S Seuth Sixth street. In the City el Philadel
phia, when and where all parties in interest
are required te attend and present their
chum, or lie dcbnrird treni coming in en sain
land. SUSSEX I). DAVIS.
e2S-2tdF Master.
II
Kill .V MARTIN.
CHINA HALL.
We are continually adding te our already
I.-.ngei-tockel
UA V TLA XJJ
Decorated China,
MAJOLICA WARE, &c.
IX-
TKASK1V,
TETE-A-TETE SETS.
FISH SETS,
FRUIT SETS,
ICE CREAM SETS,
OAT MEAL SET?,
nneri jsewLts,
set.ta rnv SETS,
A. I). COFFEE,
FRUIT PL AWES,
EGG BOXES,
SAliDTXE BOXES.
The-.a in u ant et presents should examine
O n'Hteck l.cteic p'lirehasing.
HIGH & MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East King Streat.
Vili.iamsen & feti;r.
Iu our business cxnciicnce we have
met men w he say they never were any
JjtDERCLOTHIjtG,
but used Instead, when they were ex
posed te the weather, a
Heavy Overcoat
te keep them warm.
N'ew, at Ibis season et the j ear. the
HEAVY UNDERWEAR
ASl A
LIGHT OVERCOAT
will keep you comfortable, and the
ce-t is but a ti ille. We have the finer
grades al-e, but a man can keep him
self warm with a very small outlay et
money.
Oneet the Novelties that we have iu
UNDERCLOTHING, and a very geed
ene, te. Is the
Patent Seamless Drawers,
and you will appreciate it just as seen
as you examine it. It is the most per
fect fitting Drawer wc have ever seen.
Wc received this week a large invoice
Of EIGHMIE SHIRTS. CARDIGAN
JACKETS and HEAVY WINTER
GLOVES, and wc trust you will net
forget us"wlicii you arc ready te buy
On.- assortment et STYLISH HATS
Is equal te any, and every day brings
something new.
Williamson k mm,
33-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
I'Al'JiJtllASOlXaS, etc.
w
n AKE OPENING
New Put terns et
WALLPAPERS
FOR THE FALL.
The line ler the present season is the largest
most complete and varied we ever had in
stock, embracing Fine Embossed GilU for
Pallers, Halls. &c. Plain and Celer Gilts in
an endless vaiiety and most moderate prices.
Common Papers in elegant designs and color
ings, for Dining Reems, Chambers, &c,
Borders, Friezes, Centre Pieces,
Ceiling Decorations, Tran
som Papers, etc.
FANCY DADO WINDOW SHADES, ill new
Styles. PLAIN GOODS, in all colors and
widths. Scotch and American Hollands.
Window Papers, Spring, Tin and Weed Roll Rell
ers, et the very best makes. Cord Fixtures.
Leeps, Bands, Picture Wire, Cord and Nails.
We have opened new patterns of
Extension Cornices,
the cheapest and best. Curtain Poles in as
sortment. 3-Ordnrs taken for USE MIRRORS.
PHABBS W. FRY,
- NO. 87 NORTH QUXKM ST. "
"DI
VW. J. ZAHM,
LAXCASTERi PENN'A.
TOIi SALE.
T?OK bALK OK RUNT, FURNISHED,
J? Mrs. Martha S. Shaeffcr's house, Ne. 437
tveit orange street. Apply te
e2fl-lwd
L. STEINMETZ.
yOll SALE.
Elegant ISUILDING SITES in the western
suburbs et the citv, and RUILUINU LOTS at
all prices and In all parts et the city. Apply te
ALLAN A. IIERR & CO.,
Real Estate, Collection and Ins. Agents,
s.cpt3-3mdl , 3 North Duke Street.
PUBLIC SALE ON SATURDAY, NO
VEMBER 5, 1SS1, at the " Fountain Inn."
en Seuth Queen street will be sold the two
story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and let of
ground, Ne. CC3 Seuth Queen street (corner of
Lere Lane). The heuse contains ten rooms,
cellar, etc.. let-21 feet lrent, extends te Rea
ver street, en which is a frauic xtable and car
riage- Heuse ; well et water witn pump, iruit
trees, etc., in the yard.
Sale positive te cennner.ee at 7 o'clock p.
m. Tenus will be made known by
HENDERSON M. POWERS.
Fer further particulars sec large bills or in
quire et ALLAN A. IIERR & CO..
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
15. F. Ivewe, 3 North Duke street.
Auctioneer. o24,27.31nevI,3,Cd
1;XECUTOR, SALl OF CITV l'ROP
Zt ERTV. On SATURDAY, OCTOIJER 2D,
131, the undersigned Executers el Michael
Mulene deceased, will expo-e te sale at the
Cadwell Heuse, the following iteal Estate, viz :
A Let. of Ground en the northeast corner of
Orange and Shippcn streets with a Jrentage
of 4'jjt leet, mere or less, en Orange street, and
along Shippcn street, northward, 215 feet te a
public alley, en which is erected a commodi
ous and well-built MANSION, Ne. )l, two
stories high, with two story Hack Kuildiug, all
in geed repair. Alse, en rear et let a two
story Brick Stable and ether improvements.
Sale at 7 o'clock p. in., when terms will be
made known by
EDWARD McGOVERX,
WM. L. 1 KIP Kit,
JAMES M.BUKKK,
Executers et Michael Malenc, Dec'd
Hnsitv SiiuuuKT, Auctioneer.
OCtl5,lS.20,22,2l,2.-,25,27,23,2-.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF VALUAIILK
Citv Property en SATURDAY EVEN
ING. NOVEMBER 12, 1?S1. at 7 o'clock at the
public house of Victeria Diehl, en High street,
in the city et Lancaster, the undersigned, in
pnrsnancc et an order et the Orphans' Court
of Lancaster county, will cxpes-j at public
sale the fallowing valuable real estate, late of
Johanna Eberlv, deceased : All that certain
two story FRAME DWELLING HOI'S U, with
two-story frauic back building attached, geed
well et water, truit trees, together with ether
improvements and let thereto belonging, sit
uated en the west side of High street, in said
city. Ne. 731, fronting en High street, afore
said. 35 feet, and extending in depth of that
width 215 feet te Lataycttc street, adjoining
properties et Valentine Kirsh and Jehn
Rehrcr.
Attendance at the sale will be given and
terms mndc known by
CATII L'RIXE 11EFELE,
Executrix et Johanna Eberlv dec'd.
B. P. Rewk, Auct. eet2-PO(ltsd
PUIIL.IC SALE OF VALUABLE ri'.Oi'
crty On MONDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1S81,
the undersigned will efTcr at public sale the
valuable piepcrty. Ne. 235 East Orange s-trcet,
Lancaster, Pa., belonging te the heirs et Jacob
Staulfer, deceased, consisting- et a let of
ground, irentlng 27 leet C inches en Orange
street, and extending in depth 215 leet ie Mar Mar
eon street, a 14-lect public alley, en which is
erected a two-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, en Orange street, with wide hall,
parlor, dining room, kitchen and sleeping
apartments, with gas and water. The house
has been newly papered and painted. On
Marien street arc erected two new two-story
Brick Tenant Houses, with slate root, and also
a two-story Stene Tenant Heuo en the let,
id ways eligible for geed tenants.
Possession and title given en April 1, 1S82.
Three thousand dollars ran remain en the
prepci ty it desired.
Persons wishing te view the property can
de se en day of sale by calling en the premises.
Sale at the Leepard hotel. East King street,
at 7 o'clock p. in., when conditions et gale will
be made known by
HEIRS OF JACOB STAUFFER. dec'd.
II. SlICUERT, Auct. OCt21,22,24,2fi,2S,20,31d
VZ.OH11XO, UXltJSHIMAlt, AC.
OUMfcTIIIKO .NEW t
LACE TIUl EAT)
. UNDERSHIRTS,
FEATHEIMVEIGHT DRAWERS.
SUSPENDERS,
AT
ERISMABrS,
T i i E S II I It T IvI A K E 11 ,
NO. 50 NORTH QUERN STREET
V.UUK.S AJflt S'l'AlIDXJiJtl.
OCIiOOL ItOORSt
SCHOOL BOOKS ! SCHOOL BOOKS !
All Scheel Beeks and Scheel Supplies at the
very lowest rates at
L. M. JfLTNN'S,
Me. 48 WEST KINO STREET.
JOHN BAEB'S SONS.
If
SCHOOL BOOKS
fektiii:
LANCASTER SCHOOLS, f
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES,
AT THE
BOOKSTORE
or
JOM BAER'S SOUS,
te and 17 NORTH QDEEN STREST,
LANCASTER. PA.
JniJL.Jlf.
rpilE GARPJKIA) SOUVJSalU
rer. a
GOLD BANGLE
AT
AUHUSTUS RII0ADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 20 East King Street, Lancaster. Pa
feept23mdced
CAVERNS OF tURAY.
CAVERNS OF LURAY,
LURAY, rAGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
About one mile from the passenger depot et
the Shenandoah Velley Railroad, are new
brilliantly illuminated with the Electric
Light.
THE LURAY INN,
Specially erected and beautifully tarnished rer
the accommodation et visitors te the Caverns
la open for the reception of guests.
A CAPACIOUS RESTAURANT eners an
usual facilities te large and small excursion
parties. ect20-lmdftw
THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 28, 1881.
WK.ITBEB INDICATIONS.
Washington. D. C, Oct. 28. Fer tie
Middle Atlantic states, increasing cleudi.
ness at-d rain, southwesterly winds, sta
tionary or lower barometer, higher tem
perature. TUB SKNATE.
Nearmg the End of the Session.
Washington, Oct. i3. The open ses
sion of the Senate- te-day lasted only half
an hour, when the doers were closed and
the executive " session el the day com
menced. The undecided contest ever the
nomination for the Lynchburg posteffice
was at once resumed aud an eflert will be
made te dispose of it. te-day. Up te 1
o'clock the president had sent in no nomi
nations te day, and it is understood that
at the most net mere than one or two un
important nominations will be added te
these already sent in.
The Successor te MacVeugh.
The Star will say this afternoon : "It
is new stated that there will be no imme
diate appointment of an attorney general.
During the absence of Mr. SlacVeagh,
Solicitor General Phillips, under ex
isting statutes aud without special
designation assumes the office. The pres
ident does net want te act en Attorney
General MacYeazh's resignation until the
star route cases are under way. The
friends of Mr. MacYcagb, uetwithstand
ing this, still say he has left the
city for geed and will only return te for
mally receive his successor. Se far as an
be learned there is no change in the pro pre pro
giammete make ex-Senater Howe attor
ney general after the president has acted
upon Mr. MacYcagh's tosignatien.
AAVPUL. CALAMITY.
A Steamb- a, ltreaeu and Upset.
New Yei:k, Oct. 23. A special dispatch
from Davenport, Iowa, says that the steam
boat Gilchrist started from that place at
10:30 o'clock last night with a large cargo,
twenty three passengers aud liftccu of
a crew for up the river. The river
was very high and turbulent. "When
the steamer ;et above the bridge span
ning the river, between Davenport and
Reck Island the cam reds of the engines
gave way. The machinery became unman
ageable and the beat turned and was
dashed a-'ainst a pier broken and
upset. A panic endued and a ruli of
scalding .steam badly injured many per
sons. There were scventecn in all lest,
but at this hour their names cannot be as
certained. The accident was entirely due
te carelessness and liquor. There was a
geed deal of whisky in the cargo aud seme
of it was tapped before the steamer left
the wharf.
ixufKY m:i:xcu.iikx.
Arrest of :i Notorious Thief.
riirr.Aiini.riiiA, Oct. 2S. About six
o'clock this morning Gen. Beulangcr, of
the French delegation of visitors, awoke
iu his room at the Continental hotel and
noticed a man standing by a table, where
lie had left his watch and a roll of bank
notes. The uuncr.il seized his sword aud
calling upon Count Lichtcustcin, who oc
cupied the adjoining room, he seized the in
truder and the two distinguished guests
locked him in another room until the ar
rival of the police, lie has been identi
fied as William Maisten, alias " Dufl'.tle
Bill," a notorious criminal, who has
served seutcnecs both here and iu New
Yerk. He was at once taken before a
magistrate and held in $1,500 bail te au
swer. The grand jury at once found a
true bill against him and lie was tried,
convicted and FentenBcd te thrce years'
imprisonment.
KI.VG COAL.
Advance or frier.
Pnif.Ai)i:r,rHiA, Oct. 28. The commit
tees of the Lehigh and Schuylkill coal
exchanges met this morning and decided te
recommend no change in the Hue and city
harbor prices for November. The eastern
prices will be changed as fellows : Red
ash egg coal at Pert Richmond is advanced
20 cents te $3.90 ; stove 15 cents te $4.10 ;
Lerbcrry stove 10 cents te $4.50. The same
relative difference will be maintained at
Peit Richmond.
uewuAii:.
He Pleads Net Guilty.
Wamiinoten, Oct. 28. In the criminal
court te-day, Captain W. II. Hewiratc was
arraigned te plead te the indictment for
forgery found against him by the grand
jury a few days age and plead " net guil
ty." He was then formally surrendered
bv his bondsmen.
P. E. Railroad Uuslncsi.
Philadelphia, Oct. 28. The official
report of the Philadelphia & Erie railroad
company for the month of September is as
fellows : Gress earnings, $27G,522.1."5 ; ex
penses, $213,202.05 ; net earnings, $G3,2C0.
10 ; a decrease as compared witli the same
mouth last year of $40,COC01. The net
earnings for the nine months of 1881 were
$802,101.39 a decrease of $108,125.79, as
compared with the same period last year.
tire In Staunton.
Stapnten, Va., Oct. 28. A fire broke
out this morning ou New street, and par
tially consumed three stores. The cntire
damage is estimated at $15,009. J. W.
Alby is the heaviest loser, his less being
about $12,000, covered by insurance.
The l'iinllce Ibices.
Pimlico, Oct. 28. First race : One mile,
wen by Yiela, Potomac second, By-tbe-way
third. Time 1 :40.
Second race : Mile heats, first heat wen
by Brembalctte, Lyuclipin second, Bcrna
dinc third. Time 1:47.
MAliUJiTH.
1'ailndclphia Market.
miLAaiitrniA. October 23. Fleur dull and
easier: Supcrflnn at 14 7595 23; extra
at J5;01(;0i); Ohie and Indiana family,
$7 23fiS 00; Pennsylvania family $G 00
700; st. Leuis de S O0QS 23; Minnesota
Extra at $7 M07 73; de straight at $8 00;
winter patent iS 2"3!1 00 ; spiing de ?8 500
1)00.
Rye flour at $0 12J.
Wheat dull : Del. and Penn'a Red $1 44
1 43; de Amber, $1 4314t;.
Cern quiet and steady.
Oats quiet but firm.
liye llrm and scarce at$l 07 1 OS.
Previsions in tuir jobbing demand.
Lard market linn.
Uutter market dull, except ter choice, which
is wanted : Creamcrv extrn Pennsylvania at
:S:?.c ; Western at37."Wc.
Krs firm ; Pa. 28c; Western, 2027c.
Cheese quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum dull ; refined, 7ie.
Whisky at$l 10.
Seeds Geed te prime Clever dull at 9
; Timethy dull, U 33g2 f." ; Flaxseed
llrm at $141 43.
rrevr XerK Mar net.
New ors, Oct. 23. Fleur State nnd West
ern dull and prices in buyers' favor;
extra de $3 .Wg; 01; choice de t605
common te coot I extra dc J3 30QG50; choice
de de. ?0 coae 00 ; choice White wheat de,
$7 COgS 30 ; Southern dull and weak : common
te fair Extra, SO 107 15 ; geed te choice de,
$7 20gS 50.
Wheat a shade better and very quiet ; Ne. 2
Red November, SI 49t 494$ : de December,
31 S2X1 53; de January, $1 531 5334'.
Cern dull, without quotable change ; mixed
western spot, 770J4C ; i'e future, 70
74c.
Oats dull and heavy ; State 48Q5lc ; Western,
47ffi34c.
Live Stoc iWarKets.
Chicago. Heg Receipt's, 17,000 head; nftlp
ments, 4.C00 head ; market mere active and
prices 510c. higher; mixed packing $5 80
ft 35 ; choice heavy, W 457; light, or Yorkers,
$5 S0G15: culls and irraasers, $3 750529.
Cattle Receipts, 7,000 head; shipments, 2,003
head ; market slew en native shipping ; geed
te prime, 376723 : geed te choice shipping.
$?356; common te medium, lOQlec lower at
mS5 20; butchers' steady; inferior te fair
cows and mixed, S2Q- 75 ; geed te choice, 13 CO
4; steckcrs and feeders very active and
stronger : peer te fair, $2 733 SO; geed te
choice, S3 75f?4 23; ransers Arm; through
Texans, $3S3 S3.
Sheep Receipts, 1.S03 head ; shipments. 203
ht ad ; market active and prices unchanged. -
East Liberty Cattle Receipts, 035 head;
nothing doing ; market closed slew.
Hogs Receipts, 2,000 head ; Philadelpalas, at
$6 737: Yorkers, S3 75i; 10.
Sheen Receipts. 1.G0J head : sMlincr at Yes
terday's prices.
m
Uratn and Prevision Quotation.
One o'clock quotations et grain and previt- v
ions, furnished by S. K. Yiindt, Rreker, IVc
East King street.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern Oats Perk Lard
Nev 1.S43S .C2K .44K 16.01 11.43
Hcc.... 1.37& .Cli MX 1G.77K 1I.C7K
Jan I.3S .Gt?4 ? 17.372 1I.S21
Philadelphia.
Oct $1.45 $.70 $.32
Nev.... I.43Ji
.-eii
Dec... 1.4'J
.72
If oea fjneiaticna 01 tne uiam Aicrttet
Furnished by Jacob 15. Leny, Commission
Rrekcr.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern Oats Perk Lard
Nev.... I1.35JS $ .2J $ .44', $.... $....
Dec 1.C7JK SA& .44)$
Jan Lffli i
Philadelphia.
Oct... . $1.41 $ .70 S
Nev... 1.45 .70J.J ....
-L'CCts J. 41 ilf .
Jan 1.52 .74
BtecxaarKst.
New Yeik,- Philadelphia and l.oeut -Slecks
also United Stalest IteniN reported daily by
Jacob R. Lose. N. E. Cor. Centre Square
Nbw Yerk Stocks.
Stocks 9treng.
Oct.-23.
a. it. r. x. r.M.
10:10 t:ue 2M
Chicago & North Western 12Pf 121);; 124,;
Chicago. Mil. 4 St. Paul MS lesii ies
Canada Southern CI iHji tit1?
U.C.4I.O. i:.n 'mk .... sijic
Del.. l.uck-..t Western 120J 127"l, 127?j
Delaware A Hudsen Canal 10ii):
Denver & Kie Grande t-2j S S3
Uannibal A St. Jee ' 93k
Lake Shere A Mich. Setithei 11.. 121 122 122
Manhattan KIcvutcd .VJ 5."i'4 51J'
Michigun Central Kl Sill t'42
Mi-aeuri. Kansas A Texay !0i 40K 40Ji
N. 1'., Lake Erie & Wi-stern.... 41';; 45i 4IJJ
New.lerseyCcntr.il 9-Vj 'Mi C
N. V., Ontario Western 32 Ji SI WJjJ
New Yerk Central 13.1 110 139
Ohie & Mississippi 41U .... 414
Pacific Mall Steimwliip Ce.... 4U 49 49K
St. Paul A Oumhii I1VJ 42 41?'
de Preferred 102; 102? 102;
Central Pacttlc 01! !U '
Texas Pacific 52!-J 52Ji 52
Union Pnclnc 120 120 121J4
Wabash, St. I.eui & Paciltc... 4s.C 43;; Wrt
" ' Prelerred. 84 S8! SHJJ
Western Union Tel. Ce d7 1i4 S7
PHILADKLVntA.
Stocks stcidv
Pennsylvania R. R 05 W&i C6
Ueadinfr .J7rt 24K 34'4
Lehigh Valley CI1,
Lulitgh Navigation 47 47'J 17
Buffalo, Pitts. & Western 21;' 21
Northern Central B1JV
Northern Pacltlc. SSJJ 3,i, 33J
" l'rclcrred 7S, 7S4 7S?i
Ilcstenvllle 20
Philadelphia A Erie i:. It... 20
lewatlulch Mining
JJXTEJtTA 1X7.1 -JCX-fs.
F
,'Vf.TON Ol'KKA UOl'SlC.
ONE NIUI1T ONLY.
MONDAY, OCTOBER SI, 1831.
UAKRY MINER'S PRANK I. KR.VYNE COM
BINATION, The celebrated Acter and Greatest t'itlcShet
of tiie World,
FRANK I. FRAYNB,
buppertcd bj- the charming Actrc,
MSS AXNIE VOX BEIIREX,
and the sterling Acter,
MR. GEO. 0. JfOIiRIS,
Together with MINER'S GRAND COMBINA
TION" OF DRAMATIC ARTISTS, and the
Greatest Trained Animal in the World,
Deg JACK, Valued by Mr. Prayne
at $10,000.
Each clected ler his inilii idual excellent
portrayal of the several characters In Hie grout
drama, entitled.
SI SLOCTJM,
iix pleyed by Mr. Fraynn in all the principal
cities et America and England. During the
play Mr. Fi-.iyne will Introduce hU wendcrlnt
shots. GRAN I) STREET PARADE MONDAY
AFTERNOON'.
ADMISSION,
:',.':., ,0c. nud 7.1c.
Rc.ervedseal-, 7."c, ler bills ut Opctiklleusu
etlice
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CUI.TUN' OPERA IIOCSK.
PROFESSOR
GEO. R. CROMWELL
Will give a Series of Magnificent
Art Entertainments.
FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOIJER 23th.
TlOirn I'art t-t Ancient Ruins of the
KlIfjH ' Eternal City."
llUIIIlji1,art-l,- Jleilern Keine and its Art.
SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 20th.
Li
Part lit. WeiideiHOf the " Mod
ern Babylon."
Pai 1 2d. Tins Sydenham Crystal
Palace.
Deers open at 7:30 p. in. lintulaiiiinent be
gins at 8.
General Admission. t."Jc. Reserved Seats.
SOc. Cour.'O Tickets, including Reserved
Scatf, SI.
Tickets sold at the usual pl.itc. ectlK-trd
IW KXTKA ANNOUNCEMENT. "SI
PEOF. CKOMWELij
Will Give 2 MATINKES,
TO-MORROW ( SATURDAY ).
A Trip Around the World
Fer the Schools at 1 o'clock,
A Tour in Europe,
AT 3 O'CLOCK.
ADMISSION '! CIs.
Te all parts of the hall.
POLITICAL.
rNIi:i'KN IJKNT KI-" fURLICAN
MASS MEETING.
bob. chas. :; WOLFE.
-AT
FULTON OPERA HOUSE,
LANCASTER, PA.
Tuesday, Hev. 1, 1881,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
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