LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8 18B2.
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Proceedings m the Common Pleas.
BEFORE JCDGE LIVINGSTON.
David K. Burkhelder vs. Jehn L. Eer
Eaby& Ce. and A. D. Swartley,
E. C.
issue te try by jury the right of certain
property levied upon by the sheriff as that
of lleury K. Burkhelder and which was
claimed by the plaintiff. The jury ren
dered a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
In the case of Elraira Burkhelder, and
Hemy K. Buikheldcr, her husband, for
the use of Elmira Burkhelder. his wife,
vs. Jehn L. Bear, E. C. Eaby & Ce., and
A. D. Swartley, the issue was withdrawn.
BEFORE JCDGE PATTERSON.
In the case of Aaren MebaiTey vs. Henry
S. Hcrr the jury rendered a veidict in favor
of plaintiff for $283.21.
Jeseph II. Shirk vs. M. Esberg, S.
Bachman aud J. Ehrrnan, partuers, doing
business us Esberg, Bachman & Ce. This
is an action te recover for work done.
Seme time last summer the tobacco ware
house of the plaintifFs father, in which
the defendants had a large let of tobacco,
was Imrced ; a large quantity of tobacco
was burned, and a great deal was merely
damaged by water The plaintiff alleges
that lie was engaged by the defendants te
lix up that which was injured by water
aud put it in marketable shape. He did
assert 40,732 pounds, with the under-
.'.tandmg, as he alleges, that he was te re
ceive one-half cent per pound. He never
icceived any money, aud brings this suit
te recover $20a.7C. The defense is that
Shiik was engaged te de the work at $2
per day, and was paid in full.
Decree Rescinded,
f n the matter of the perpetual injunc
tion, granted en the 4th inst.. against J.
AV. and J. N. Brubaker, el'J North Queen
sttcer, the defendant showed by affidavit
filed that the decree for the same was pre
mature, as the prelimary process was net
served en them by the sheriff until the
21st of January, 1882, instead of the 18th,
when granted, and new asked the same
may ha rescinded and defendants allowed
te tile their answer. The court therefore
lcscimlcd the decree made Feb. -1 making
the injunction against defendants perpetual.
company. The farer of the big audience who
heard them sing it en their previous appear
ance was se pronounced that It is only neces
sary te say that the cast is the same as en that
occasion te insure ft most enjoyable presenta
tion et a charming work. The German people
bring their own admirable orchestra with
them. The popularity of "Patience" in this
city behooves all who would enjoy its beauti
ful music and delicious humor in their fullest
degree te early secure seats, as the opera will
undoubtedly prove a drawing card.
HVECIAL. NOTICES.
" Heugh en Kats."
The thing dcsiicd found at last. Ask drug
Klst for Rough en Kats. It clcare out rats
mice, reaches, files, bedbugs, l'c boxes.
COUNTKD IN.
Can
.-i Interview With tlie Republican
aiiiaie.
In a casual interview with ex-Mayer
Stauffer that gentleman intermed a repre
sentative, of the Intelligencer that he
never heard it charged that he was
"counted in" at his fust election (iu
187.'!) until he read iu the Intelligencer
a few days age the proceedings of the Re
publican convention that ic-nnminated
him, when some one in attendance is rep
lescutcd as having said that he was
" counted iu." The Intei.liuknceh man
assured his honor that the charge had
been frequently made and widely clr
ciliated, and had been printed in
the columns of the INTELLIGENCE!;
at the time and afterwards. One
of the charges was that at. the First
waid polls while tiie vole was being
counted by the election officers a package
often tickets thai, had been voted for Cel.
I'yfcr was abstracted and a package often
SUiufler tickets substituted. This alone was
Miuicient te change tlieiesult, as StaulTer's
majority was only 11). Capt. Stauffer re
peated that he had no recollection of ever
having hcaid the charge made. As an
offset te this alleged fraud he said he had
heard that 28 illegal votes had been cast in
the Eighth ward for Mayer MacGenigle at
the election when that gentleman was first
elected.
Capt. Stauffer added that he had net yet
fully made up his mind te accept the nom
ination for mayei : he did net want the
office, and would net accept the nomina
tion until he hai the assuiauce that he
would icccive the solid Republican
vote. If he gets it he will ask no
odds i i um Mayer MacGenigle, whom he
l egardr, as a perfect gentleman aud a strong
candidate. The Intelligencer man sug
gested that it was tee much for any ene te
expect a solid paity vote ; there being
always some party men, who for personal
or ether icasens decline te sustain the
party nominee. Capt. Stauffer repeated
that he would net be a candidate unless
the paity gave him its support, and if it
did se he would be elected.
I'liltnn National ISnnlc.
The dirccteis of the new Fulton na
tional bank met this morning and pre
pared the necessary papers for transm is is
sien te tire treasury department at Wash
ington. S. M. Seldemridgc, who was
elected a diiecter, declined tesctve. and
II. K. Mayer was chosen instead.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the du colors
reassembled te elect onions, and the fel
lowing were elected :
President Jehn It. Bitner.
Vice President (net elected).
Secretary Lewis S. Hartman.
Cashier Chas. Fondersmith.
Teller Jehn Hcrizler, EHzabethtewn.
Cleik Graybill Leng.
Solicitor J. Hay Hi own, cvj.
The olect'en of mesengr ami nut hi y
was postponed.
The Other Suia.
Columbia Hernia.
Collector Wiley has icmeved Deputy C.
P. Sumner and appointed a man from
Yerk county. This is a queer movement,
aud we cannot understand it, unless Mr.
Wiley is nisd at Columbia, because he
will soe:: be succeeded by a Columbian.
Mr. Shreincr has had the misfortunes te be
in ill health lately aud Mr. Collector Wiley
talked about making a change because
he didn't get well. He will seen undeitake
te regulate the affairs of the Almighty.
Mr. Wiley's clerks sec the handwiit
ing en the wall, for ene of them wants le
be mayor and another alderman, in Lan
caster. Mr. Wiley had better strike out
for constable.
Iu the Ruck.
Thn icutlcman who addressed a letter
te " Miss Carrie, 822 Weed street, Phila
delphia, in care of Annie," forget te put
a stamp upon it and the pesmaster there
fore declines te ferwaid it. but has put it
hi the rack.
Ely's Ckeaxi Balji Ce., Owego, X. Y.
Please send us at once two gross Ely's Cream
Balm. Wc take pleasure in congratulating
you en the success you are having with tfie
" Cream Balm" Catarrh and Hay Fever cure.
Its isale is steadily Increasing with wonderful
rapidity as you can nee by our frequent orders.
It is evidently an article of ureat merit. Very
truly, JeimsTOx, Holleway & Ce., 002 Aich
street, Philadelphia. March 19, 1881.
It is no exaggeration te say tltat Ely'c, Ctcam
Balm is a euro ler Catarrh, liny Fever, &c, for
many cm es have been made among my cus
temers. Ci rain Iiiilm should be resorted te by
everyone thus ullllcted. With me no ether
remedy has ever equaled the Halm cither in
geed results or sales. A. J. Odexweldeii,
Druggist. Easten, Pa. Oct. 2. 1880. Price 50
cents. f"el-2wdeed.Sv
Tackle an obstinate ceugli or cold with
Hale's Heney of Horehound and Tar. Pike's
Toothache Dreps cine in one lnlnutr.
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1'IIK I'AltllKltS FRIEND
Dr. Uaiber's Red Herse Powders are the best
in the market. They are net a mero feed made
et inert and cheat) materials, but a veritable
Medicine. They contain lour times the htrength
et ordinary hoi -e and cattle powders, and will
cuic and tatten Steele tu onc-leurth the time,
acting at once upon the digestive eigans and
secretions, and may le safely relied upon ler
the euro et coughs, colds distemper, glanders
and nil dl-ease. et homes, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity ami jualily et iiillklu cersand keep
all kinds et stock in a healthy condition. Sold
every wlieie at 20c. per pack, ti ler $1; hirge
size 10c, or .: ler $1. held iu Lancaster at
Ccclmm'i l)i ug Stere, t::7and 139 North Queen
streets uui&i-lydeed&wl
"L,lfe, Orewin, Meaitty."
' What we all admire" ami hew te secure it:
A line head of hair In Its natural color Is such
en iidiinct te beauty that no one who prizes
geed leeks should neglect te use " Londen
Hair Celer Restorer," the most cleanly and de
lightful article ever introduced te the Ameri
can people. It Is totally dlucrcnt from all
ethers net sticky or gummy, ami Iree Ireiu
all impure ingredients that render many ether
preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin
hair, lestercs gray hair, gives it new lite, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy, causing the hair
te giew wlieie it had fallen off or become thin,
does net soil or stain anything, and is se per
fectly and elegantly prepared us te make It a
lasting h.ur dicsstng and toilet luxury. "Lon "Len "Lon
eon Ituir Restorer" Is sold by all druggist
itl 7"i rents n bottle, .-iv hottlee ter $1.
ect3M.VV.SAw
In the Wbele XUctery of Medicine
Ne preparation has ever performed such mar
velous cures, or maintained se wide a reputa
tion, as Atee's Cherry Pectoral, which is
recognized as the world's remedy for all dis
eases et the threat and lungs. Its long-con
tlnucd series et wenderiul cures in all cli
mates has made it universally known as a sate
and reliable agent te employ. Against ordi
nary colds, which are the forerunners of mero
serious disorders, it acts speedily and surely,
always relieving suffering, and elten saving
life. The protection it affeids, by its timely
use in threat and chest disorders, makes it an
invaluable remedy te be kept always en hand
in cTery home. Ne person can afford te be
without it, and these who have once used it
never will. Frem their knowledge of its com
position and effects, physicians use the
CnEiutY Pectoral extensively in their prac
tice, and clergymen recommend it. It is ab
solutely certain in its remedial effects, and
will always cure where cures are possible. Fer
sale by all dealers. 13-lwdeedSw
MKNKY'S CARBOLIC SALVK. "
The hest Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcer, saltrhcum, tetter.chappcd hands,
chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin orup-lien-".
ireckles and pimples. The salve is
..uuntecd te give perlect satisfaction in
c'cry case or money refunded. Be sure you
gel Henrys Carbolic Salve, as all ethers are
but Imitations and counterfeits. Price 2.5 cents,
feel-l in Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore,
137 i-t .! North Queen street.
NEW AD VEBIISESIESIS.
SET OCT THIS TVEDNKSDAY EVEN
ING Sttuer Kraut and Speck, and J. F.
Betz a ten's Celebrated Beer en tap.
It C 31 ATTEBN, Schiller Heuse.
FOIt KK r IN JMRIETIA. NEAR THE
ceutie of l.ie boieugh. a Wagen-Maker
and Blacksmith Shep: an old and geed stand.
Apply te FREDERICK WALLER, MAR
IETTA. 9-3td
TIIED EDITIOI.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 8, 1882.
AUCTION MALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
THIS EVENIVG at 7 o'clock, TO-MORROW
(THURSDAY) AFTERNOON at2 o'clock
and every evening at 7 o'clock, sharp, until
the entire stock ts sold, at Ne. 28 North Queen
street (Leeb's store room.)
JOHN HIEMENZ.
Hess & Sex, Auctioneers. ltd
P'OK KENT FARM OF 50 ACRES, PAKT
ly in city limits. In high state el cultl-
l'0sessien April 1. .apply 10
BAU5MAN & BURNS,
10 West Orange street.
vatien
16-3tdH
A .oed Angel's Visit A Tale et "Resa
dulls."
Blanche called en Kate, one pleasant day,
and found her sad and shilling, dearest friend,
once bright and gay, new scarce could keep
Iiem crying; ler, i-eh," she said, "'tis a dis
grace te f.ee with scretula, my luce se badly
muned !" then sitidherfiiend, "Resadalis will
your troubles end." Blanche called en Kate
netlier day and leund her once mere blithe
and gay, her face as radiant, skin as lair, as
any maiden's unywlierc. Fer skin diseases
aud impure bleed, there's nothing iu the
wet Id se goetl as Resadalis, it drives away all
skin disorders, humor, nay, it tones the sys
tem, cures your ills anil banishes all doctor's
bills ! Sold In. Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
Stoic, 1.17 and 139 North Queen street.
iv30-lydcedw.S
Ge te ii. n. luciirunN Drug Mere, 137 North
Queen stieet, ter Mrs. FrceiAun's iVeie jYo jYe jYo
llenul Dic.i. Fer brightness and durability et
oelor.aro unequaled. Celer from 2 te 5 pounds.
Directions in English and Ocrman. Price. 15
cents.
Wevkx Everywhere use Parkci's JInger
Tonic, because they have learned fiem expe
rience that it overcomes despondency, indi
gestion, weakness in the back and kidneys,
and ethei troubles of the sex. Heme Journal.
lel-lmdcod&eew
in: A T1IS.
Keller. In Philadelphia, en tlie.'.tli Inst ,
William A. Keller, aged 13 years.
The relatives and Irieuds el the family aie
lesptctfully invited te attend the funeral
from his late lesldence, -I9.1 North Fourth
stieet, Philadelphia, en Thursday at 12 o'clock.
ltd
llKiut. In this city, en the 7th et February.
1832, Rebert M., third son of Dr M. L. nut!
Rese E. Hen-, aged 3 years.
The relatives and friends et the lamlly arc
respectfully invited xe attend the tunerai
Ireiu Ids parents' residence, Ne. 105 S. Queen
stieet, en Friday morning at 11 o'clock.
Interment at Woodward Hill cemetery.
2til
Skile. On February 71 h, lsS2, Lizzie, young
est daughter of Jehn and Rebecca Sigle, in the
15th year et her age.
The relatives and triends el the family ar.i
lespccttully invited te attend the tuneial
from the residence et her parents, near llird-in-Hnii'i,
en Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment at Christ church, Leacock. ild
A GREAT 1JAKOA1N.
A Second Hand Gachle & Ce., Baltimore
PIANO In geed order for sale cheap.
Organs ut reduced prices.
JUSTUS STUCKENHOLZ,
J2a-lmd'R Fulton Hall.
WKATHEB -INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 8. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, colder cloudy
weather and local rains, with westerly
backing te northerly winds and higher
pressure.
AN ANGKV PRIEST.
TJOR
JC ofiice Ae. 01 North
KENT FKU3I APRIL 1st THE
Duke street, new ec
cupied by Israel and Harry Carpenter as a
cenveyancer's and lawyer's office. Apply te
C-3H1
ALLAN A. HERR & CO..
Ne. 3 North Duke street.
CARD.
The undersigned. In addition te a care
fully selected a-dortment of GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, NOTION'S.
&c, has ale for sale PURB LIQUORS and
WINES or various brands. Thanking the pub
lic for the patronage heretofore liberally be
stowed, a continuance et the same is respect
tally solicited.
JOHN DICK EL.
tcd7-2t" cer. Mulberry and James Sts.
bit YOUR CJKOCER FOR
Eby, Stehmau Ss Ce.'s
MANHEIM
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
the best in the market. This flour will yield
mere bread le the barrel than the old process
flour. Trv it and be convinced. J20dR
Creating Confusion In a Parochial Scheel.
Rahway, X. J., Feb. 8. There was
much excitement among the Catholics
here yesterday caused by the action of Rev.
Father McCasker, of St. Mary's church,
towards the Sisters of Charity teaching
iq the parochial school the children
of which had arranged a sleigh ride for
Saturday. He accused the sisters of put
ting uonscuse in the heads of the
of net attending te
He went into the school
by loud aud violent
clergy and
closed the
Stepping a Sale of Infected Furniture.
Philadelphia, Feb. 8. The mayor was
informed te-day that a public sale of fur
niture was announced te take place at a
dwelling en North Third street in which
it was stated that six persons had
died from smallpox since November
26th. The police stepped the sale and a
medical inspector of the beard of health
ordered that all the goods be taken te the
municipal hospital, and that these which
cannot be fumigated must be destroyed.
children and
their duties,
house and
words against the scholars,
Bisters drove them out,
The Accused Railroaders.
New Ycb.k, Feb. 8. Conductor Gee.
F. Hanford and Brakeman Geerge Mel
ius, who are indicted for manslaughter in
connection with the recent railroad dis
aster at Spuyten DtVyvil, were te-day ar
raigned in the srcneral sessions court.
Melius was allowed te defer his pleading
te the charge and Hanford interposed a
plea of net guilty. Beth of the accused
were continued en bail.
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Tim weak, worn, and dyspeptic should fake
Cidden's Llebhi'a Liquid Beef and Tonic In In In
Vijrora'ei. Xe ether. Ot Druggists.
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Silvkii Ckzsk, N. Y., Feb. 0, IPSO.
O cnts 1 have been very low and have tried
everything, te no advantage. I heard your
Hep Bitters recommended by se many 1 con
cluded te give them a trial. I did, and new am
around, und constantly improving, and am
nrarly as strong as ever.
W. 11. WELLLR
Universal Approbation
By the community at large has been given te
Burdock Bleed Bitters. Ne instance is known
where dissatisfaction has' been manifested by
their use, or where audit but benellt followed
their administration. "Price $1. trial size 10
cents. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store,
137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Sublimely Superb.
A pair et beautiful Sun-flowers en Eaaels
will be mailed free te any lady who will send
a three cent postage stamp te Dr. C. VV. Ben Ben
eon, IOC Ne. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md. Clm.
N. Crlttcnten, 115 Fulton St., New Yerk City,
sole agent for Dr. C. W. Bensen 's remedies, te
whom all orders should be. addressed.
jS0-2wd.Vw
Shie of Deiscs.
Samuel Hess & Sen, auctioneers, sold at
public sale, Feb. 9, 18d2, for Daniel Legan,
at his sale aud exchange stables, 14 head
of Canada horses at an average price of
$203. The highest ptice paid was 243.
Amusements.
Muldoen,.t Picnic." Te-morrow night
Hyde & BehmanV specialty troupe will be
at Fulton opera house. The company in
cludes some netable names In the variety pro
fession among them Geergcand Maria Nelsen,
Harry and Emma Budwertn, Geerge Ham Ham
eond, Sam West. Charles Earlc, Reb Crane
and the versillle Lynn Sisters, all clever expo
nents of white and black faced comedy, music.
Jbc, while that funniest of Irish sketches
" Muldoens Picnic," produced here earlier In
the season by another company under the
same management, will complete a strong and
amusing bill ; Jehn Gilbert and Jehn Hart,
dialect actor, will impersonate the roles el
Mike Mutaoen and Dennis Mulcahey whec
haps and mishaps are se laughably portrayed.
Jehn A. Nterens. This fine actor is under
lined for Friday evening, when he will ap
paar in his own play, " Unknown a River
Mystery." Mr. Stevens has had a very suc
cessful career since his production of the
piece in tiil.i cltynceaplc years since and de
serves a cordial reception en li is return. He
has had thccncemlums of metropolitan critics
and audiences, and undoubtedly possessed
otunemmou histrionic ability, which linds
ample scope in the strong and realistic melo
drama in which he appears.
" Pat iencej" Wc are sure admirers el this
delightful opera will hall with pleasure the
announcement et its reproduction en Satur
day cvenin bv the German Clmich Choir
" Skin DIseiiHCH " cured li.v Dr. Swnyne's
Ointment.
What is mere distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persona should sutler a
single hour wl.cn they have a sure euro in
"Swayne'sOInlmcnt " is past our comprehen
sion. The worst cases of tetter. Itch, salt
rheuni, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te Its wenderiul all-healing quali
ties. Pimples en the face and blotches en the
skin at e removed by u-lug tills healing oint
ment. Perfectly safe and harmless, even en
the most tender infant. Itceing Piles Symp
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night after getting warm In bed ;
ether parts are sometimes affected, fcwayne's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swaync &
Sen. 33 North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa., te whom all letters should lie addressed.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
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WANTED A YOUNG MAN WANTS A
situation as Engineer. Apply at THIS
OFFICE. 3-2td
1 RAND SOUR KROUT I.UNCN TO-MOR-IjT
ROW (THURSDAY) EVENING at the
Tremont Hensc. 159 North Queen street.
Bcrgner & Engle's beer en tap,
ltd F. WOEHKLE.
lirANTEn-AM EXPERIENCED SAI.l'.S
MAN, with geed reference In u drv
HYfc.NTJETn ANNUAL MEETING.
OP TUE
MEMKERS OF THE
Lancaster Heme Mutual Fire Insurauce
Company.
Tin; twentieth animal meeting et" the mom mem
ber.s et suid company, held en riday, the iOth
day or January, 1A32. ut the ofiice of the com
pany, upon due. public notice, was organized
by the. election et Martin I; reldcr as chairman
and C. II. Lefevm as secretary. The following
annual icpert et the efllcen was submitted
te the meeting, and, en motion, received and
ordered te be published in the three dally
newspapers et this clly.
TWENTIETH
Te the members et
tual Fire lnsurance company.
Laxcastck, January SXli, ISSi
UEPORT FOlt YEAR 1831.
Total sums insured Dec. 31, ISS0 $1,G20,913 00
Added duiingthe year 73,352 00
ANNUAL REPORT
the Lancaster Heme Mu-
Gress amount el Insurance $l,fcC4,275 00
Insurance become void in lb31 45,497 00
Apparent total sums Insured en
Dec. 31. ISil ?t,049,77S(O
Adjusted or taxable amounts en
Dec. 31, ISsO
Taxable amounts added iu year
131
Gress sum of taxable amounts...
Marked void during the year
Appateut total ertavable amount
$3,S7,405 M
152,370 0
.$1,019,776 00
. 134,073 0J
doers aud refused te let them io ie
turn. The scene was one of wild con
fusion for a time, the children
crying aud the sisters hurrying te their
homes. Father McCasker says he acted
mildly, but the sisters says he was very
vieleut. The whole matter will bv taken
before the bishop te-day.
CANNON'S CASE.
Arguing ISet'ere tlie Judiciary Committee
Washington, Feb, 8. The Heuse com
mittee en the judiciary gave a hearing
this morning te Mr. Cauuen, of Utah, who
is contesting the seat in Congress, which j
was given te Mr. Campbell, upon the cer
tificate of the governor of Utah. Mr.
Cannen contended that the discrimination
against him had been made merely and
solely en account of the religious tenets of
the Mermen church, and that such dis
crimination is directly opposed te the
spirit and letter of the constitution : that
he was elected te a seat iu the forty
Seventh Congress by an overwhelming
majority of the votes cast, aud is legally
entitled te represent his constituents.
The committee afterwards adopted the
majority report en the subject of distrib
uting the remainder of the Geneva awaid,
and Representative Reed subsequently ic-
ported the same te the Heuse.
Virginia Murders.
Danville, Va., Feb. 8. On the night
of the fourth near Irisburgh, Henry
county, Hairstcne, colored, stabbed and
killed another negre named Clanteh in an
unprovoked assault. Yeates, who is ac
cused of murdering Atkinson, is safe in
jail at Chatham. Xe demonstration wcre
made against him.
Te Improve tee Delaware.
Philadelphia, Feb. 8. A. delegation
of members of the commercial and mari
time exchanges and city councils left the
city at neon tediy for Washington, te ap- j
pear before the committee en cemmerce te
press the necessity for adequate appropri
ation te improve the Delaware river and
harbor.
StnCX JtBTKOC
New Yerk, Philadelphia ana Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported dally by
Jacob B. Loxe, N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
Nw Yerk.
stock? weaker.
February 8.
itfcoe la &
a. v. r.M.r. it.
Chtcaire A North Western 134 13
Chicasre. Mil. A St. Paul 109K 0
Canada Southern S3 3
C. C. & I.C. R. R... .-... 19 19
Del.. Lack.. c Western 127J 12
ueiaware . t mason canai
Denver & Rie Grande 7IJf
cast xenn.. a. ua
Hannibal 4 St. Jee
Lake Stiere ft Mich. Southern
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
Missouri, Kansas Texas
N. Y., Lake Erie A Wcstern
mew jersey central
A. .. Ontario
New Yerk Central
Ohie ft Mississippi. .
onto central
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce...
St. Paul & Omaha
de Preferred
Central Pacific
Tuaes Pucitic
Union Pacific
Wabash. .. .. Mils 4 Pacific...
Fretcrral
e..i ti ion Tul Ce
PllII.ADBl.rHlA.
Stocks tteady.
Pennsylvania R. It
Iteading
Lehigh Valley
Lchtgli Navigation Ex Div...
Buffalo, Pitts. 4 Western
Northern Central
Nertlmrn Pacific
" Pretened
licstenvllli
Electric Underground Tel
Philadelphia 4 Erto K. R.
Gunnison Mining
Iowa Gulch Minim.'
Jcntral 98H 96K 9H
i ft Western 26Vi S7U 9tS
ntral 13l 132& 13lg
at
23 2IX 24K
45 44 4fiZ
36 .... 3Ki
I01W .... 101
91H 9lk 91
48X 49g 48V
119 11992 H8J4
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UNITKD STATKS I'ONDS.
Untt'M SKtes 4 per cunts..
4VJ
P.M.
10
S3
JSP
011 Dee. :tl, ItSl..
,$3,8i5.70J 00
goods
street.
'tore. Apply at Ne.
112 North Queen
Sivil
PAKTNKKSHII' NOTICK. TIIK LATE
pat tnerslilp or Jehn AV. bidle 4 Ce.,
manufacturers et the Acme optical goods,
has been dla-jelved by mutual consent,
the mtere-jt of J. VV. Crunibauch hav
ing been purchased by S. II. Metz
ger. The business will be continued bv the
lcuuiiniug partners under the name et .1. W.
Sidle 4 Ce. Persons knewlusr themselves te
be Indebted te the old firm will please make
prompt settlement and these having accounts
against them will present them without delay
te S. 11. METZGEU.
Lancaster. Feb. 8.1SS2. ltd
G
IKARD
A Cough, cold or sere 'line.it should no
stepped. Neglect frequently results in an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's irenchiai Treelng de net disorder
the teraach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act dircetly en the inflamed parts, allaying
lr-it.itlen, nive teller Iu Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bienchiiil
Treencs have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give perfect sattstactlen.
Having been tested by wlde and constant u-c
for nearly n entire generation, they have at
tained we), .nerited rankameng the lew staple
remedies et the a;re. Held at i" cents a box
evervv. heic. inS-1 vilTThftS&lvw
OF PHILADELPIA.
Assets ever
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Delhus, securely in veiled, ter a policy ir.
this old and well-established company call en
RIPE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
(I3M.W&SR
fi Kf.AT HA HG A INS.
Bargains
.... 140 VI
51 Oi
....$ 1.011 07
-IN-
DEY GOODS
AND
KISSUUD FltO.11 DlCATIi
The follewingytatemcntof William J Cough Ceugh
lin, et Semcrvilte, Mass., Is e remarkable that
we beg te ask for it the attention of our read
ers, lie says: " In the fall or 1870 1 was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by a severe ceugli. Isoen began te lese my
appetite and flesh.. I was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the summer
et 1S77 1 was admitted te the City Hospital.
While tiicre the doctors said I had a hole in
my left lung as big as a half cellar. 1 expend
ed ever a hundred dollars In doctors and med
icine. 1 was se far gene at one time a report
wen: ai eund that I was dead. I save up hope,
but a ft lend told me et Dn. Ww. II all's Balsam
ren thk Lungs. I laughed at my friends, think
ing that my case was incurable, but 1 get a
bettle le satlsry them, when te my sururlse
and gratification, 1 commenced te feel better.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to
day I feel in better spirits than I have the past
three years.
" I write this hoping you will publish it, se
that everyene atlllctcd with Diseased Lungs
will he induced te take Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam
ler the Lungs, and be convinced that con-
sump ten can be cured. 1 have taken two
bottles and can positively say that It has done
mere geed t'jan all ether medicines I have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and I shall seen be
able te go te work." Sold In Lancaster at
Cochran'- Drug Stere, 137 and 139 North Queen
stre i2S-lvdeedTh4w2
.Kemerrti nietnernii ltletnersti
Are you disturbed at nh;ht and broken of
your rest by a sick child sufferlng and crying
with the "xcrKcIatlng pain et cutting teeth T
It !',, go at once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It wUl re
lieve the peer little sullerer immediately de
pend upon it; there ts no mistake about it,
There is net a mother en earth who lias ever
used it, who will net tell you at once that it
will vug ate the bowels, and give rest te the
mother, ami relief and health te the child,
opera t inn like magic. It is pcifectiy safe te
ue in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and
Is the prescription et one et the eldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
UnMi'i .-"tates sold everywhere; 25 cents a
Leitle "in J-Ivi1.5wM.WAlS
CARPETS.
HaMng bought the entile stock et DltV
GOODS, CARPETS, Ac, et Givler, ISew-er-
4 Hurst, and having Marked Down
mnny goods In every department te sell
them otrte make rnim for our nev stock
et
SPRING GOODS
That aie new coining In and which wc ex
pect te get in during ths Spring Se.i.in.
OASH BUYERS
Will niiil bargains which will pay them te
examine before purchasing elsewhere
FINANCIAL STATEMENT,
1SS1. Debits.
Te balance en Jan. 1, ISil, as per last
audit $ 'J19 i
Te Feb.. ISsi, interest en the Si.000
Pennsylvania tate bends of the
company te U)
J line 8, te proceeds et sale et $590
Pennsylvania state bend 52J! 00
Aug. (I te Aug., ItSl, interest en the
remaining $1,C0J Pennsylvania
state bends et company 4r 00
Dee. 31, te advance and building
rlskpiemlunis. 4c, received din
ing tne year ibbi
Dec. 31 te balance
Total debits
1SS1. Credits.
Lesses by Hie paid during the year lil. us
fellows, viz :
Paid repaiis et" MeConeiny store
building, 1101th aideet West King
street
Paid repaiis 01 Mrs. Anna Daly's
stone house, 103 Church street
Paid Jehn M. Kecn's les-t by tire iu
his brick dwelling, 21 f. North
Water street
Paid Peter Frank, damage te bilck
duelling, 21 1 North Watcrstrcet..
Paid Geeie 11, Schlcich, damage 10
brick dwelling, 'M Middle street . . .
Paid damage te Grant hall owners.
Paid Theaias Huniphreville, ler
damage te his parlor carpet, in
briek dwelling, 129 Seuth Duke
Paid Themas Helt, damages te
frame dwelling, Ct Seuth Queen
street .1 40
PaidLercnz Goes, damage te frame
stable, rear et corner et Lew and
Rockland streets 70 00
Paid Bernhait Reckcnsteiti, damage
te lr.ime stable, rear et W9 West
High stieet S'i 93
l'aid Jacob Gable, damage te his
touacce warehouse, noun siue et
Mifflin alley
1M 10
10 7S
20 0J
2 00
1; 10
17; ss
Total losses paid 111 lMSl $
Paid ler advertising notices et an
nual meeting of January, f SSI, und
ter legal ad vice
Paid dnecters' bllKlnr year 1SS0....
Pali I ler advertising annual repot t
ler IcSJ in three daily newspapers.
Paid lent of oftiee anil salary et sec
retary te April 1, 18.-1
Paid ter blanks
Paid rentet efllce and salary of sec
retary te July 1, 1S81
Returned unearned premiums
Paid ler appraisements, .estimates
and miscellaneous advertise-
IljLlirt faa4(is0s s s
Paid rent et eflice and salary et sec
letary te October 1. 1S81
Total eieilit-,
17 00
531 93
12 3J
117 00
31 22
1C0 10
7 50
100 00
18 82
19 H5
1C0 00
New Rule at tlie White Heuso.
Washington, Feb. 8. The president
has. in deference te the wishes of many
members of Congress, changed a standing
rule at the White Heuse, te receive visi visi
iers ou Saturday. Ileietofere he has le
served that day for the consideiatieu of
executive business, and te give himself
tinie te attend te his eonespendence.
Slenday has new been selected as the day
for that purpose. The change jjoes into
effect at once.
Giant Powder In Hie Steve.
Geoheetown, Cel., Feb. S. On Mon
day night two Italians, Peter Chialere
and Dominique Massey, were .scveicly in
jured by an explosion of giant powder in
a coal stove, placed there maliciously by
another Italian whom the sheriff is new
pursuing. It was intended for lasxcy,
but Chialere received the most severe
injuries. Beth men will probably die.
The Philadelphia Diamond Itabbcry.
Philadelphia, Feb. 8. Perry Burus,
alias McCoy, and Alexander Harrison,
who were arrested last night upon charges
of committing the diamond robbery in
North Eleventh street, last Saturday even
ing, and participating in sevcral ether
jewelry robberies recently, were arraigned
this morning and held in $2,500 bail each
for a further hc.11 nisr next Monday.
Mlie Heaten l'tiUlht.
New Okleans, Feb. 8. Ityan is at his
room here at the St. James hotel.
He is suffering considerably from
a contusion en the neck, but is
looking much better after his seveie pun
ishment than could have been reasonably
expected. He expects te be thoroughly
recovered hi a day or two.
Heading Directors' Meeting Postponed.
Philadelphia, Feb. S. A meeting of
the beard of directors of the Philadelphia
& Reading railroad company was called
for te-day, but as President Gewen is still
in New Yerk the session was postponed.
Juxtlce Hunt Keslgns at Last.
Washington, Feb. 8. The resignation
of Justice Ward Hunt, of the supreme
court, is new before the president, and
will probably be accepted at once.
Pailurn of Londen Merchants.
Londen, Feb. 8. Bull & Wilsen,
cloth merchants, this city, failed. Liabil
ities 34,000.
l.ecai .-mock neil Bends.
Pur
vel.
two
100
1011
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
MAJtKlSTH.
enilailelphla Market.
I-iiiLADfcXviiiA, Feb. 8. Fleur Market
quiet and Hrm ; Superfine, at 13 7j91 2."i;.-.:ra
it 7."fi." 75; Ohie and Indiana family,
W 737 25: Pennsylvania de, i7 .1707 ."0; St.
Leuis tle$77 00.
Rye Heur dull at$I 75500.
Wheat active but at lower prices ; Del. and
Penn'a, Red, l 3!3J141 ; de Amber il 41Q1 41.
Cern dull and easier.
Oats (Mil bnts-teailily held.
Rye scarce at 02e.
Previsions llim.
Lard Hrm.
Butter choice firm en scarcity - ether kinds
dull mid weak.
Kells linn ; choice wanted.
Eggs firm.
Chece steady.
Petroleum firmer ; Rctluid, 7lic
Whisky nt $1 21
Seeds geed te pi tine clever tlini at sJB
! : de de Flaxseed dull at U X,.
Lanf.Cit) H per et. Lean, due 1882. .
IbJie..
1890..
WHO..
." per et. in 1 or :w years.
ft per it. Scheel Lean...
" 4 " in 1 or 20 years.
4 " in 5 or 20 years.
" ii ' In 10 or 20 years
Maiihelm hornuglileau
BANK STOCKS.
First National Bank $100
FarineiV National Bank 30
Lancaster County National Rank.. GO
Columbia National Bank KM
Kphrnta National Bank IOC
First National Bank, Columbia . .. 110
First National Knnk, Strnsburg 100
First National Bunk, Marietta 100
First National Bank. Mount Jey.. 100
Lititz National Bunk 100
Manhcini National liauk 100
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. 90
New Helland National Hunk 100
MISCKLLANBOI7S BONDS.
Quarryvillu It. It., due 1903 $100
Reading 4 Columbia R. It,. due 1882 100
Lancaster Watch Ce., duelSSS 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
dm: in ler20 years 100
Lancaster Gas Light aud Fuel Ce.,
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Ijuurrvville it. R $ SO
"'-.v turn mrut.
New Okie, February 8. Fleur dull mid
In buyers favor ; Slate $4 454 85.
Wheat lc lower and heavy ; lair specu
lative business.
Cern iljc lower, heavy and unsettled ;
mixed western spot at 67C9kc ; de futures,
S72ic.
Oats &G$fs lower and dull : Ne.2 April. 4'te ;
de .May, -iS'Jc.
Millersvilie Street Car.
Inquirer Printing Company
Watch Factory
Gas Light and Fuel Company...
Stevens Heuse ,
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company
SusTliifhannalren Company
Marietta Hellew ware
hteveus Heuse
Sicily Island
East Brandy wine A Waynesb'g
TURNPIKE STOCKS.
Big Spring & Heaver Vttlley
Bridgeport
Columbia A: Chestnut Hill
Columbia & Washington
Columbia & Big Spring
LanciutcrA Ephrata
Laiic.,E!izabetht'n AMiddlet'n...
Lancaster A Fruitvllle.
Lancaster A.Lititz
Lancaster & Williamstown
Lancaster Maner
J Lancaster & Manhelm
uiiiuuicra juiiriciui
Lancaster & New Helland
Ijancastcr A Susquehanna
Lancaster A Willow Street
Strusuurg A Millport.
Marietta A Maytown..
50
50
100
25
100
100
100
50
50
50
Luat
sale.
ion
1WX
120
I2U
105
112
102
102.50
tOft
102
1175
1UM
103.80
147
132 JO
14I.JO
I34.t(
200
145.75
140
193
70.50
10.1
$115
100
109.C0
100
10s
It 25
25
90
120
73.10
42
1
1
...$ 1,041 C7
3 NOTE We have jut opened n large
as.'-eitment et New and Choice Styles et
FRENCH AND SCOTCH
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS
FOL' SP1UXU.
IN PLAIN AND FANC COLORING'1,
BI CK ASD WHITE M.AI1S ASI CHECKS.
JIN
Ml
DRY GOODS and CARPET HOUSE
AND
MERCHANT TAILORS,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
ULXEltAL yCSD OP TUE COMrAST.
Peniieylvania state bends 3d series$ 1.5e0 00
Deduct balance in laver of Treas
urer 5103
Total s'liplus lund $ 1,445 02
All et which iu lespecttully .submitted,
CHRISTIAN GAST, President,
C. II. LEFEVRE, Secretary.
Alter w hieli the anuualmcetingel the mem
hers went into an election ler three directors
te serve for the ensuing tlitcc years, which re
sulted In the election of Messrs. Christian
Gast, Jehn A. Charles aud Majer A. C. Hetn Hetn
echi, and also elected one director, viz, Jehn
A. Burger, ler the ensuing two years, being
ter the unexplied term of the fate David
Hurtman's election, und also elected Messrs.
II. .. Rhoad, Jehn D. Skiles und A. J. Eberly,
ese., auditors ler the present year.
The beard et directors new consists et Chris
tian Gast, W. T. Gerhard, .1. B. Swartzwelder,
Tlienius Huys. Majer A. C. Reinoehl, II. C.
Harner, esq., Jehn A. Bnrger.JeIm A. Charles
and C. II. Letevre.
At a meeting et the beard thus constituted,
held en the iSth of January, 1S82. it was re
organized by the re-election of Christian Gust
us president, W. T. Gerhard as first vice presi
dent und J. B, Swartzwelder as second vice
president ; the election of Jehn A. Burger us
additional member of the executive commit
tee, and reelection of C. II. Lefevre, as secre
tary and treasurer.
On motion, the annual report was ordered
te be published In the three eully newspapers,
together with an ahstiact et the proceedings
of the late annual meeting. teb S 2td
L'LL,TON OrtKA HOUSE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9.
Peiitivcly the last appearance this reason of
Hyde &Behman's
GREATEST COMEDY CO.,
IN-
luldoen's Picnic.
Introducing the following talented and popu pepu
larurtlsts: Jehn Hart, Jehn GilbcrLMcCarthy
and Menree : the Comedy Quartette, Hurry
and Emma Budworth, Geerge and Marie Nel Nel
.en ; the Werners (Ed and Maud), the Lynn
Sisters (Gertie and Lettie), the Monumental
Quaitctte (Uannnend. Earlc, Hawley and
West), Little Rosebud. L. C. Sanfet J, W. M,
Lvnn.
1
ADMISSION.
.35, BO and 75 CTS,
LANCASTER. PA.
Reserved Seals v. itheul
jram at Opera Heuse.
extra charge. Dia-C-lt
Clieittitig the Gallows.
St. Leuis, Feb. 8. Charles Miller, who
was sentenced en Monday last te be hanged
at Berlin, Scott ceuuty, Me., en March
10th, (or the murder of Fraukli:i Hamil
ton, committed suicide iu his cell last
night by hanging himself with a blanket,
which he had tern into strips for the purpose.
Valuable Library liiirneil.
Mex roeMRRY, N. Y., Feb. S. The i evi
dence of James O. Miller was burned this
morning at 7 o'clock, together with all its
contents. The fire eiiginated from a. de
fective flue. The less en the building is
$3,000, and the insurance is $",500. A
valuable library was burned.
Slim Clinnce for the Apportionment BUI.
Washington, Feb. 8. Indications point
very clearly te the rejection of the pend
ing apportionment bill iu the Heuse in its
present shape. The Democrats are gen
erally against it. aud many of the Repub
licans arc openly opposing it."
Riotous Strikers In Mllnukee.
Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 3 Three hun
dred striking cigarmakei.s yesterday at
tacked the men and women who had been
hired in their places, and riot was only
prevented by prompt action of the police.
Printers ou a Strike In the Spautsli Capital.
Madrid, Spain, Feb. 8. The .strike of
printers continues. Twe newspapers are
unable te appear, and ethct.s publish only
ene sheet. The proprietors yesterday de
cided te stand firm.
Acquitted of Murder.
Peteesbure, Ya., Feb. 8. The jury in
the case of Jehn W. Saundeis, charged
with the murder of Jehn Davis, teturned
a verdict of net guilty last night and the
prisoner was discharged.
Incendiary Fire nt Cusey, HI.
Casey, Ills., Feb. 8. Eight business
houses and two dwellings were destroyed
by fire here yesterday. Less, $20,000. The
fire is ascribed te incendiarism.
Beutictieii of Wage-..
Peoria, 111., Feb. 8. The car repaiiers
and helpers in the Wabash railway shejs
were notified of a reduction in their wages
this morning.
Fenian Sentenced.
LONDON, Feb. 8. The Feui m Tehin,
convicted at Leeds jesteiday, hn been
sentenced te seven yeats penal seiutudc.
f.lve Stecii. itiarKetn.
Chicaoe. Hogs Receipts. 32.0J0 head: shin-
ments. 1,500 de: market opened strong-, but
closed weak and 5c lower : prices durling the
morning were : Common te geed mixed,
$i; lfi7,i; 1 0 ; heavy packing and shipping, $G 70
J7 15; Philailclphlas and larders, $7 207 50;
lhjht, $: 20B 0) ; skips and culls. 4i:.
Cattle Receipts, 4,500 head; shipments. 2,100
de ; market moderately active, steady und
llrm for choice; easier for peer; expeits at
?i;ieg40; poerl te choice shipping at $." 503
S 90; common te lair at $4 G54J5 20; mixed
butchers' In moderate supply, active and
firm : inferior te fair cows ali2fO('p.'! 50; fjoed
tocliieecat$3 70; bulls at. $2 754 75 ; veul at
$ t 50 ; hteckers and feeders nt n2 90S4 0.
Ssheep-Receipts, 4,400 head ; shipments. 20")
de; market dull ann weaker, lOclewer ; com
mon te medium sheep at $2 (il:: 25 ; medium
te koeiI at $l5 ; choice te extra steady at
5 50C.
East Luiertv Cattle Receipts. HIS head;
market slew at yesterday's prices.
Hei; Receipts, l.iOO bead ; Philadelphia ut
S7 40g7 (IS : Yorkers at id J0g 80.
Sheep Receipts, 4,00 j head ; market weak at
yesterday's prices.
HOUSEHOLD MAKKHT.
DAIRY.
Butter 31 & :j38c
Cupclieee, 2 cups 5c
Cottage cheese. 2 pieces 50
Du tcii cheese Kl lump slec
FnuiTa.
Apples 3? pic Ibgsec
Bananas?) dez Mamu
Cherries, dried. $t fit .... l.'c
Currants, tilled, '(l s, i;c
Cranberries ?) nt a l'.'lCc
Dried Apples ) qt 810c
" Pearliest it 12W15c
Lcmeni ) dez 12320c
Oranges v de iiaeee
vegetable:.
Beans. Lima, 1? qt 25330c
Beets 1 bunch 5C
Cauliflower?) head 1425c
Cabbage ) head 5fS2Cc
.$25
. 13
. 25
. 25
. 25
. 25
. 100
. 50
. 29
. 25
. 50
. 23
. 25
. 100
. ;me
. 25
. 25
25
Marietta & Mount Jev 25
9 10.25
3
20
18
47.25
51
50
04.60
55
92
41.50
32
W
275.25
40.15
21
40
Grain nnil l'rovmen (Juotalleua.
One o'clock iiotatiensot groin and prevision-,
furnished by S. K. Yiuidt, Breker, 15-
East King street.
renruary .
ClllCHgO.
Wheat corn Oats Perk Lard
Feb.... l.-Xy. .58k 41 KUO 11.25
March.. I.Ji .5SK i 18.:t7K 11.30
May aj; .41
rmiaiicipiiiit.
Feb.... :x,yA .7K .is
Manh. l.UJi .M)i .40
April .. 1.13 .70$ .40
ENTERTAINMENTS.
"lULTO OPEKA HOUSE.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IOth.
The Popular American
and Acter, Mr.
AUther, Manager
Carrots $1 bnnch 5l0e
Onions Sfl pk . 2025e
Potatoes j) lmshel... $lt 10
" " WiVk 1215c
" (Sweet) ?)pcek 1530c
Radishes $1 bunch 335c
Soup Beans $1 qt 10J815C
Salsltylf) bunch ag.Ic
Turnips f) J-ipk 12fii5c
rentTHv.
Chickens ) pair (live) 0S70c
i) niece (eleanedl
Duck v) pair
' ) piece (cleaned)
tieere, cleantil
Turkeys, live
" cleaned, ?? ft
XISCELLAKEOUB.
Apple Butter W qt
Cocoanuts eacli
Cider ) gallon
Eggsldez
Heney?) B.
l.artt () D.a.a. .............. ....
Mlnceinea', ) V
Seap ) lb
Sauer kraut ) qt
Shelbarks ) quart
walnuts t' y- pk
Bed i qiiaiter ...
Ueef Steak, ?) ft...
' Roest (rib) f
" ' (chuck
" Corned, p ft.
" Dried, .1 R..(
Bologna dried....,
Ham $) ft
Bacen 5) is ..
Lambfi ft
Lard) 6 ,
Mutten $) a
Perk?) ft
Sausage ?) & ,
Veal &
MKATS.
It)..
)a
354550c
. . . .45tg55c
,...40a50c
'.fl25300
....ISHIc
25c
57c
... 3l40c
'Jle
,....aa25c
....12Qlle
lie
58c
VUll.t:
10c
....iC
i-ii'jc
1215c
12?4lle
....10ft;l2c
1215c
25JJ35C
........ 22c
....""lfic
1220C
....13014c
jeaii.c
....1014c
.12c
.V.VieanIc
Black Bass ) Si
Blue Fish $) ft
Cattish fl ft
COU ...............................
Eels 1 D.
Haddock.
Halibut ) ft
Herring
Lake Trout f) ft
Mullets
r w -1 1
Reck
Salmen W a
Shad each
eun .. ( i.t(
OULKtrS,
Smoked Salmen f) ft
Spanish Mackcicl
White llshV ft
OKA IN.
Hay Tlmcthy V ten
" Clever fl ten
Cern ft bus
Oats bus ,
Rye rft bus
TimetiivSeeed f) bus
Wiieittl) bus
f" lour
Rue' whrit meal s1 -" ft h:i!i..
10c
.'.".".'.".'iiiJlSe
10c
....12KQ15C
(uG
lv t-
10O
12VC
151SC
J 7) "
oec$i
1UC
7
aWVC
ji eC
12!c
XC
.$23ffi27
$15I7
60c
8590C
...$3.253.:0
1.:k
..JB.50pbbl.
?1 25
JOHN A. STEVENS,
Suppei ted by tiie accomplished young Artlsta
MTSS LOTTIE (JJfUItCH,
Anil a thoroughly competent company In Ills
wurm-.uuii.i.H .viuericuii uraina, wriiien uy
himeelt. entitled
"UNKNOW.N."
t '-C AL PRICKS lis, no und 75 Cents.
Reseived .'eats at Ycckcr's. C-5td
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SATUKUA1' EVEMXU, FEB. 11th.
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GORMAN'S FAMOUS
Philadelphia Church Choir Company
In their inimitable rendition el Gilbert and
Sullivan's delicious opera of
" PATIENCE'
OR BUNTHORNB'S BRTOE.
With the eiilnal Church Choir cast
CIIORl'S OF DRAGOON GUARDS,
CHORUS OF RAPTUROP9 MAIDENS.
Oichestradiicet from the Lyceum Theatre
Philadelphia.
ADMISSION, 75, SO anil 33c; Reserved
Seats 73c, for sale at opera house ofnee. 7-5td
riltAM) C1IAUITV CONCERT.
FOR THE IIENEFIT OF THE OUP FUJD.
BV
Woodward's Continental Vocalists,
IN THE COUKT HOUSE,
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 14.
M 1SS A LICE TROVER, Seprano,
MISS MINNIE SEIINER, Contralto,
MR. CHAS. B. MQWERY, Tener,
MR. A. W. WOODWARD, Bawo.
ADMISSION, ------ 35 Cte.
Deers open at 7:3'Xp. in.; concert te com
mence at S o'clock.
Tickets for sale at Woodward' muntc store.
Ne. 15 East King street, teb6,8,10,ll,13,144
rAKVKTS, &v.
NEW OAEPETS
40,000 YARDS.
New Designs, Iieantifuilr Gelsred.
INGRAINS
150 cents. SScents.;
ui cenifl.
TAPEaTRY
RRUSSELb
WILTON AND
MOyUETTES,
OIL CLOTHS,
LINOLEUM,
LIGNUMS.
90 cents.
11.00.
31.G0.
$1.10.
$1.20.
( 75 cents.
C.75
(90
geed valuk
AT
ALL PRICES.
MATTINGS in Great Variety.
Handsomest shown for many yean
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