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iTM Bewtl of Ctinrttlea Orders Their Removal
' , Within SUIr Days.
.'f President Dickinsen, or tlie beard of puWIe
'VVjhariUes, has returned te Philadelphia niter
.; a two WeeKS' visit te lira pcnni nnu ciinrimuiu
V Institutions et Dauphin, Perry, MtlUln,
:r Huntingdon, Juniata, BlAlr nnd Bedford
h counties. Ills first olllclaUet was te Bend out
' by authority of the beard the following clrcu.
t lar, addressed te the overscera or guardians or
:' (II rectors et Uie peer in Uie soverai cotintien,
fellies, IwreuRhs nnd townships In the stnte :
' Tlie beard or public cbarltles of the com cem com
'inenweaUh of Pennsylvania wish again te
call the attention of the peer directors of tlie
state te the provtens of the act of the legis
lature or .Tuae 13, 1883. Under that act it If
unlawful ter tlie oversoors or directors of the
, , 'peer In the several cottntles and boreiifjM of
. the state te retain In any alnishouse or 'Or-
,f house for mere than sixty days any child bo be
tween the ages of 1! and 10 yen, unions such
' ' child be an nntcachable Idiot, an epileptic,
4 paralytle, or Is se dofermod or disabled as te
V rnnilnr It Incnmble of tabor or servlce. In
' many Instances this law has been elthcr en
tirely or partially Ignered. The lmportance
it of the rigid enforcement of Its requlre-,
ments la se great, anu me ueneuis
rmnitinir from it se manifest In theso
Instances where it has been follewod, that the
" beard of publle charities feel It te be their
duty te address again all theso who are In
authority In the Institutions cevered by Its
previsions, and te urge nren thorn immedi
ate compliance with t"e law. It is necessary
te dwell upon J'-e great ndvantage te the
child te be muK!i1 from the surroundings
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necessa
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k .r in nvnrv nannnr iikih u
CiBiier new wen conuucieu
' nas Beuieu nu mis, anu u eniy
3ns rer tlie auinorltles te comply
Flth Its demands. It is net d I 111 cult te
find places in which suitable homes
mavbe found for lhc30 children, as the sue-
eess attending the oilerte made In se many
r places has abundantly proved. Ve oarnestly
. hope that no poerhouso will boallewod longer
by its authorities te retain lieyend the limits
or the law theso children, and te this end we
address this communication te you, asking
for It your prompt attention.
The beard Is determined te onferco the law
and ir the children are net romevod wllhln
sixty days thore will a thorough sifting of
the state, and the offendlng authorities will
be taken Inte court and forced te comply
With the previsions of the act.
21AKY WOMEN AT THE TOM 11.
Floral rieces Frem the West Set by tlenernl
Grant's Collin,
Grant's tomb has bocemo a Mecca te the
women of New "Yerk, and three thousand of
them made a pllgrlmage thore yesterday.
They feel obliged te go te Hlvorslde Park nnd
stand ler hours and stare at the artllleryman
pacing his beat in front of the grated deer.
But few men are In thocrewd that constantly
gathers. It Is made up or w oil-dressed women
who come with their parasols, children and
lunch baskets. They carry away pobbles
from the gravel walk as mementoes, nnd in
front et the tomb the walk is becoming donu denu donu
ded. The guards think that excursion par
ties from the country will seen begin te ap
pear. The superintendent efn Sunday school
In Dutchess county has written te ask v hat
facilities the 'school could have If it decided
te held its nnnual picnic near the tomb.
There is a park rule against walking en the
grass, uut wcll-oeaten paths are worn in an
directions ever the blull'.
A floral anchor, which had been sent from
Georgia te Mr. Gcerge Jenes w-as put In the
tomb yosterday. A soven-foet column ar
rived from the Grand Army men of Cincin
nati It is made of mnllax, ferns, carnations,
violets, and reses. A deve Is perched en the
top. On a psle blue silk band celled around
the pillar Is painted, "In momerlam." The
crowd et women swarmed en the oxpress
wagon, and snipped leaves and flowers treni
the floral plece when the expressman and
policemen woren't looking.
Great precautions are taken te keep the
tomb from being defaced. Twe sentries
guard It, and at night challenge any persons
who comes within reach. A sergeant is con
stantly there and six men of the relict. Dur
ing the day a cordon of park policemen
under Capt. Ueaty keeps jieople ten loot
away. Every tlme the guard changes the
tomb is closely Inspocted, and any chipped
brick or pencilled names would have te be
accounted for. Ne such dofacemonts are
visible. The park commissioners are think
ing of running an electric llcht wlre te the
camp, and or having, ene light ever tlie
A Texn'mwycr' Strategy,
suit at Jjengvlew, Texas, Jehn W.
uncan. . r tlm auorneys in tlie case.
vehemently argued that no value or rollance
could be placed upon petitions promiscu
ously signed by citizens. Opposing ceunsel
refuted Duncan's alignment scathingly nnd
characteri7ed it as absurd and idiotic The
court and the.iurv were also ncnlnst Duncan.
They believed that petitions In any cause, if
signeci uy goeu men, wure eniuieu te ro re ro
spectful consideration.
Chagrined and defeated, but net convinced
that he was wrong, Duncan quietly went te
work te prove that potltiensweroofno value.
Ills Ingenious 7eal was rewarded Tuesday,
When in open court he read n solemn petition
nrevlnir that the court would hamr their fel
low townsman Luke Heward, who is one of
the most respectatiioanuenterprisingclllTens
of the place. Duncan displayed the names
of all tlie county olllcers aim et ntiy business
men signed te this ludicrous petitien.
Among the signers wero tlie brother-ln-law
and father-in-law of Heward, Every signa
ture was proven te be genuine, and it was
conceded that Lawyer Duncan hud proved
his argument.
Iteductlen lu Telegraph Hates.
On and nfter Sunday the Hankers it Mer
chants' Telegraph line will send telegrams
from this city, at greatly reduced rales. The
following are the charges for the principal
cities :
Baltimore, New Yerk. Philadelphia, Pitts-
burg, Washington ana l erk, i& cents ler the
first ten words, and one cent for each subse
quent word.
Bosten, Hartferd, Meridan, New Haven,
Vaterbury, llochester and Lyens, 30 and 1.
Fall Itlver, Newport and Providence, M
and 1.
Cleveland, Indianapolis, Chicago, 1'nlen
Stock Yards, St. Leuis, 40 and 2.
Albany, Utica, Reme, Syracuse, Mlddlo Mlddle Mlddlo
tewn, Brooklyn and Bullale, 25 mid 1.
lie Should be Caged.
Jehn Williams, a woak-mlmled colored
man, who makes the almsheuse his home,
was arrested last night by Constable Dern
near Mlllersvllle en n very sorleus charge
Williams leaves the almsheuse occasionally
and wanders through the country. Last
evening he was dotected while attempting a
folonieus assault en n child of Abraham
Charles. He was detuined by Mr. Charles
until the censtabl arrived. Alderman Harr
committed Williams te the county Jail and
It is the Intention of the authorities te have
his mental condition Inquired Inte, ir round
te be Insane he will be sent te the Insane
asylum where he will be restrained. It is
Bald that William baa been guilty or several
similar attempts before.
aiii.
Hard te Find IX Treasurer.
The city or Lynchburg, Virginia, Hnds It
difficult te secure a treasurer, owing te tlie
fact that a bend or f200,000 Is required. V.
O. Gunningten was re-elected nearly three
months age, but failed te glve bends. D, It.
Dunn, Itepubllcan, was then appointed by
Judge ljntham, and it was announced that
Senater Mahene would furnish his bend.
Dunn changed bis mind and decllnrd te
qualiry. Jehn AY. Hughes was appointed
and gave the uccessary bend, button minutes
thereafter was found te be inelllgible, net re
siding within the corporate limits. Judge
Latham thou appointed Jehn W. Hransferd.
a prominent tobacconist, who gave bend and
will take charge of the olllce at ence."
Child Assaulted by a Heek Agent.
On Tuesday morning a book agent, named
W. W. Werrlnger, hailing from Philadel
phia, whlle under the Inlluence or liquor
brutally assaulted In Yerk, a Uttle girl, 4
years or age, and attern pted te outrage her.
The child's person bore marks Indicating the
brute's fiendish design. He also attempted
te coax ether children te a socluded spot by
the etler or meney. lie was promptly ar
rested and la new in Jail awaiting a hear
ing. H iArge FUliIng 1'arty.
Thismornlngex-Mayoratiiuller, Aldeiuian
McCcneiny, Henry Baumgardner, Jehn
JMurphy. C. F. Iteiigler, "Bowery" Erls
man, Jehn Copland and Jehn Kcese, went
en a fishlug party te Wolse'a Inland en the
Busquehauue. They were accompanied by
n equal number of kindred spirits from
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muaiiMi uuia.
A UlXCa t!f A CllEMATIOS,
New Yerk Friends nf the Lnst Subject Com
plain tlint the Appnratus )ld Net Werk
I'nllrely Siilliicterlly.
Through the columns of the New Yerk
Tribune the friends el the late Dr. Charles
Ilopnel, whose body was cremated here On
Monday, glve an account of the operation. It
Is substantially like that or most cremations,
new familiar te our renders, oxcept that In
this case it Is said " the heavy Iren deer of
tlie retort was opened and the platform upon
which the body rested was pushed In front of
ttioeponlng. A small wlre which ran through
tlie retort was then attached te the Iren gnite
and was wound nreund a roller by means of
it cm nlr. nnd the bedv was slowly drawn
into the retort. After the feet of the doctor
had get Inslde the wlreeaught In the opening
and dnsplte the efforts or tlie attendant the
body could net be drawn any further Inte the
furnaecWlille Becking forsemo ethor means
le niove the cerpse the alum shectcaught lire
and the flames were soeillly cominiinlcated
te the clothing upon the lietly and before It
could be moved Inte the retort the Iloh
was already burning nnd the odor filled
the room te the great disgust or Dr. Hepe's
friends, who wero aadlv watchintr the pre-
cccllngs. The body finally being In the re
tort, the doers wero closed anil sunt out me
hiss of the steaming llesh."
Thore Is sonie exaggeration In this account.
It is Inte that a rather unsuccessful attempt
wasmadotedeaw the Iren crib containing
the body Inte Uie retort, with the wlre cable
attached te a wheel and crank, lately con
structed, and which has worked very sue
PMHfnllv several tlmes: forsemo unaoeount-
able reason thore was a hitch, the cable be
came cuLingled and the attendants net belug
prepared for such an cniergeney were sllglitly
ueiayeu in pusiung uie cnu rwujuuiuiy wim
in tlie deer. During this tlme the Bliroud Blireud
Ings broke Inte a blaze, but It was only mo me mo
mentury; the "disgusting" odor or burning
flesh referred te was net manifest. Acci
dents will happen, even In the bast regulated
crematories, nnd this incident, slight as It
was, was the llrst or Its kind occurring In
twenty-six cremations.
Ilniv te Treat llatHy Horses.
1'rem the Ceuntiy (ientleiunii.
The habit of balking in double harness can
be easily overconio by means or a cord one eno ono
feurth or an inch In di.imcternnd slxtcen feet
In length, an Iren ring about ene and a half
Inches in dlamcler and a plece el strong twlne
seme two root In length. Fasten the ring
securely by means or tlie twlue te the back
strap, where It Is crossed by the breeehlng
strap, then double the cord, placing the loop
formed by the centre tinder the balky horse's
tall Uke a crupper. Cress the cord mid pass
betn ends iiueugu me ring niuicnea m mu
back strap. Carry them forward nnd pass
them through that tcrret ring en the sadd loot
the harness which is next te the balky candi
date's inate, then carry them through the
haine ring or tlie kind horse and fasten them,
leaving n little slack, but net sufficient te al
low the balky horse te sotlle Inte tlie brcech brcech brcech
Ingofthe harness. Alter completing this
arrangement, step back, take the reins and
start slowly, orceurso the balky ene will
attempt te'hang back, but the sensation pro
duced by the cord will divert his attention
In n vcrv short time, and before he realizes
what he Is doing he wilt put his shoulder te
the cellar and help draw the lead. This is
much better than whipping, and a few les les
eons will generally ellect n permanent euro.
Hubert .1. Housten lIenllenril.
The National Greenback state convention
will be held in Erie te-day. Among the pro pre pro
bable candidates fnr state treasurer will be
Colonel Armstrong, editor of the Laber Tri
bune, Pittsburg ; Lewls Olds, of Erle ; Wes
ley Chambers, Oil City ; ICobert J. Housten,
Lancaster j Theodere Wendnll, or Chester,
and Michael Nawgle, or lledlerd. The cau
cus in drawing the platform comprised the
ontt-dlscrlmliuitlen, Irce silver coinage, gen
eral pensioning nil honorably discharged
soldiers, improvement or the navy and mer
chant marine, but divided en the propriety
of introducing a prohibition clause. Tlie
l'lttsbiugcrsKny it is best net te meddle Willi
wliiRky.
Nena of the local lights or the Greenliack
party are in nttondanee at the cenwntlnn.
Itcfern Ahtnrnmit AUflllmi.
L. 1!. Clark, a resident or Heaver street,
was arreted last night byHpeeial tifllecr
Daroen wurranls Issued by Alderman Mc
Glhin, charging hltu with drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, and threatening te de
Michael Grell great bodily harm. Clark sjicnt
the night In the station house. The cases
will probably be arranged during the day.
Jeseph Lappendelter an Italian, prose
cuted before the same alderman fnr commit
ting an assault and battery en a fellow-countryman,
was arrested by Special Olllccr
Derwart and held for a hearing.
Charged AVlth l-lrcrny.
Harry Fisher, n young man who has been
familiar with the pollce courts en former ec
casiens, was yosterday charged with larceny
by Lewls Cehen, w he has a millinery store
in North Oiicen street near Oranire. Cem
plainant avers that he employed Fisher te
llx en awning in front of his store, and that
during a temporary nbseuce of complainant,
$18 or S20 were pilfered from the money
drawer ; and that a little ley who remained
In the store, saw Fisher go behind the coun
ter durinii Cehen's absence. A warrant for
the arrest of the accused was issued by Al
derman iucuonemy.
Arretted 1'er Ilurglary.
Censtable James W. Yeung yosterday
afternoon, arrosted Abr.im Glasgo, a colored
individual, of West Chester, en a eharge of
burglary committed in Salisbury township,
this county, somctlme last January. Themas
J. Bailev. or that township. Is tlie complain
ant. Glasgo Is new In tlie Chester county
Jail awaiting the action or the Lancaster
county authorities. Air. Ilailev has been
sent for by the district atterney, and before
lil.i arrival the proper papers for his removal
te this county will be made out.
The Court Fulled IJenn Its Vent.
As donenil Wilsen, of Farge, D. T., was
making an eloquent appeal bolbre Judge
Francia In court at Valley City, the pivel
BUildenly fell. "That man," aalil Judge
Francis, printing te n suolterliif; visitor In
tlie rear of tlie torrid court room, " will put
en his coat!" General Wilsen, quietly turn-
WK te tlie court, Haiti : " Your honor, If that
rule is te be observed J tuinK the court
should button tip its vest 1" ' I'll de it, sir ;
I'll de It," replied tlie dignified Judge, and
at ence proceeded te button up. and pull
down ills vest.'
Could Nut FiirnUh ll.ill.
Benjamin Jacobs was prosecutod seme
tlme age by Sarah Jacobs, for assault and
battery, beloie Alderman Ferdney. Tlie al
derman allowed lienjauiln te depart te leek
for bail and Henjaniin departed. He failed
te return, howeer, and as the case had te be
returned te the prescnt term of tlie court
Censtable Kline was sent for Henjaniin. He
brought lilm te the aldennan'H olllce this
afternoon, and net bolngable te furnish bail,
was committed te tlie county prison.
Te He DlapeMOssed.
Tlie preperty of Themas Tillbroek in
Strasburg borough was sold by tlie Hlierill'
last April, nnd purchased by Wilsen II.
Townsend. Tillbroek refused te glve up
possession of the premises, and tills morning
aliearing was had befere a sheriffs Jury at
the olllce el Alderman Spurrier. The Jury
decided that Townsend was entitled te tlie
premises and the alderman issued a wilt te
the sliorill'te dispossess Tillbroek.
Letters Held.
Letters addressed totlie following persons
are licld at the Lancaster postelllco ler lack
of iiostage : 13d. 8. McClellan, Desote, Me.,
Mrs. Marien Raymond, 17-' 1 Deaji street,
Philadelphia.
The Mayer's Court.
Ida llroeka and Clara ell, young women,
were arrested by Olllcer neas last night for
disorderly conduct. They wero taken befere
the mayor this morning and allowed te de
part upon the payment of casts.
" Sale of Horses,
S.uimel Hess, auctioneer, Held at public
sale, August 11, for Abram L, Longcnecker,
at his sale nnd exchange Bhtbles,in Manlielm,
18 head of Illinois herbcsatan avemge price
off 103.50 per head.
Dauphin Count; Itrpubllraus.
The Itepubllcan Dauphin county conven
tion nominated William H, Ulrleu forpro ferpro forpre
thouotary, M. M, Sante for register, Geerge
F. Hhjudier ter coroner, nnd L, W. Cleumen
or airwter w tue peer,
The Imperial Highway."
Subscriptions nre new being taken by a can
vaster In this city for a work entitled "Tlie Im
parls! Highway le a Successful Llfe," or, " The
Read te Fottune and Happiness." It Is a unlque
Volntne, aiming te present by tlie truth ana
facts of deme great men's llves hew te elitnln
the thrce principal objects of human do de
sire, rir.. ! Fertnne, or success In business
llfej happiness In social nnd Jamlly life,
and happiness In eternal llfe. Jcrotne
I'nlne Hales, A. in., Is the author ( and within Us
mero than 800 pages thore nre comprised ten
steel and six copper plate eiiRravlnRS, Illustra
tive of the text-whlch contains r.et only the
biographies of nolable jelf-mnde men and
notnble women, bill much woll-rensldcrcd nd
vlee, valuable siiRgestlnti, homely wlsdniu.io wlsdniu.ie wlsdniu.io
IIrIeuh and tnnrnl Instruction, and Rcnenil
reacllng fnr the fumlly, ndapled te young nnd
B
old, and of navuninge te rich ana peer.
Iteunlen and l'lcnle.
'riioreiinlonnndplonleofthoBonsofVctcrnns,
te be held nt l'enryu pink en Thursday, August
20th, premises te be a grand alTatr. About eight
camps and a nutnber of U. A. It. pests bave sent
word te the general commltlee lliat they will be
thore with their friends. A first-class orcheBtra
v, 111 fm nlsh miitla for nil who dcllKht te trip the
light fantastic. Prominent O. A. 11. men have
been Invited nnd are expected te be present and
address the people. The committee hsve secured
n low mte of fare from all points en the 1.
It. K nnd u 111 spate neither tlme, trouble or ex
pctiKO te make It the finest nnd best excursion
of the season. ltd
HI ilk OpenliiR.
The Micnnercher rink will be opened en
Thursday evcnlng (ene nlRht only) nt 7 o'clock,
when II Is expected that a goed-slr.cd crowd will
take iidvantitKU of the opportunity te IiuIuIke
In the p leasing pastime of gliding ever a smooth
tloer en rollers.
DEATH.
llKNiir. In this city, en the 11th Inst., Aldus
Henry, In tlietli year of his age.
The relatives nnd friends of the family nre re
spectfully Invited tnnttend the funeral from his
parents' residence, Ne, 338 East Fulton street,
en Friday niernlngnt 8 o'clock. Interment at
Concstega township.. It
Law, August 12, 1RS.1, Jehn Claude Law, In
fant seu or Kd. F. and Alma t). Law.
Funerul nt 1 o'clock p. m. Thursday, August
13th, from his parents' residence, Ne. "GOJIu
rletla avenue Itclatlves and friends of the
family nre respectfully Invited. ltd
Auxbb. On the 12lli lust.. In this city, Mary
(Irace, Infant daughter of Henry A. and Eliza
beth Auxer, aged a months nnd i days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence nf the grandparents, Ne. 33 East
lames street, en te morrow (Thursday) after.
neon at 4 e clock. ltd
BIAIUCETH,
New Yerk l'rnduce market.
Naw teRK.Aug. 1J. MeurmarKet unthanged;
Fine, 2 40Q3tt)s HiHUTflne, $3 ajM 75; Ceiiunnn
U Fancy Ettni Ohie, r,vl oet Ooed te
Choice Extra Western, IQ7 lllnneHOln, $3 05
ej.
Wheat Ne. 2 tied, Winter. Aug., 9iia Sept.,
1 Ji; Oct., $1 IKX; Nev., 1 W,i.
Cem Ne. 2 Mixed, Aug., 63'Je J Bept., MJJc.
Oct., MKe.
(law Ne. 2 Mixed, Aug., 3250 ; Sept,, 31c.
Kyedull.
llarley nominal.
Ferk dull , MeH, 111 OOQII 2S
Lard Vi W, Aug. ; fi Te, Oct.
Molasses quiet; tint (jilbn, X$Ql)iP ter U ietl
lnua
Turpsntlne quiet nt Sic.
lUutn dull nt II l'rai 'te
ullutll 17KQ1 80 forstnilnedtegood.
retreleum dull : Itellncd In Caies, b'ic
! Itellncd In (;aies, t,ic
Western Imitation creamery,
liuttcr (inlet:
cnnice. J9lc.
Cheese steady i Western Flat prime, 4(J0Wei
night skims, 4J05Ue ; Hlate. ljOIK-
hggsdull ;bUite.llftlSe: Western, MQHKe.
Itlce linn ; Carel In.-, mid Leulslanu, common
te fair, 4)i5Hc.
Hugar dull; Cutleaf, CJcOn'i ;Coiitectleuerg
fiKc.
lallewqnlet! prime city,.', 6-lCc.
FrelghtHdulll ; grain te l.lvei peel, 2c.
Oeiruu dull : fair cargeus, HJic.
liny nominal ; Ne. I, 'jOcQtl.ui.
Chicago Frndure Markeu
Ciiioaeo, Aug. 12. 1 (O p. in. Market opened :
Wheat Aug.. tJ7c ; bept., Kc; Oct.,
UlWc ; Nev., t;'e.
Cem-Aug., 4'l'.e ; Sept., IMtfilf.ljc ; Oct., 4c.
Oats Aug., -aysp ; Scnu, 2-Vi ; Oct.. 2Wic.
Ferk Aug., r te ; Pi-pu, rJ te ; Oct., Ci M.
Lard Aug., $ . J Sept., ! XI ; Oct,, tn 4.
1111)4 Aug., 13 It) ; SfjiU, j &J ; Oct., (3 .'.7.
HlncK Dlarksi.
Oiiotntlens by Kecd, McOrann X Ce., Iluukera,
Iiiicaster, Fa.
11 a.m. 12m. 3p.m.
MHsmirt l'uclfle
SI Ichlgan Central
New lerk Ccn mil
New Jersey Central...
Ohie Cent nil
Del., ljiek. ft Western.
Denver A UlnUrande.
Krle
Knnsiw & Texas
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ID
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IAKU Dlllflll... .( ..... .'y
Chicago & N. W., common. 101
N. N.Ont. A Western 10M
bt. Fnul A Omaha mi
l'aellle Mall 4
Rochester i. l'ittxbiirir iU
HU l'nul 7u
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Texas I'aclflc
Union l'acltlc
Wabash Common
Wabash 1'referrcd
Wettcrn Union Telegraph,.
Loulsville A Nashville
N. V.. Chi. A 8t L
Lehigh Valley
iA-hlgh Navigation
Fennsylvaula
ltcndtng
F. T. All n ITale
Northern l'aclrlc Common
Northern Fuclfie Fref
Hestenvllle
I'hlladelpblaA Erie
Northern Central
Central Transit
Canada Southern
Oil
People's Passenger
MIteuri Faulllc
Westbhere
Cel. Ceal
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New Yerk Stock Market.
Nbw Vebk, Aug 12. Wall street, 1:30 p,
Meney at 1 per cent. Exchange
m.
dull
Governments steady. Currency 6's, Ceup.,ia'.J
bid ; 4fH, de, IlliT bid; 4's,12IJi bid.
'Hie 6teck market opened dull and weak, and
during the first halt hour there was cosldemble
selling of Western Union, Union Faclfle nnd
Hehnraie, Lackauana A Western. At the first
rail prices were down torpor cent. After
the tlrxt call tl.eie w as a stronger feeling, and en
geed buying or LeiiUvllle A Nashville, Jeise
Cent nil and Heading prices ndnneed by neon
Ji te 2)4 per cent, blnce midday thcre has has
beenu slight icactleii.
lV.it
Western Union &yH
Adams Expreas
American Express
Sr.M,
U.N. Exnress.
Wells, Farge A Ce
O. C. 1. A C
C. C. C. I
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Ceutrui
Illinois Central Express...
Ohie Central
Michigan Central
Northern Facille
" Frefcrred...
Central Pacific
Union l'uclfle...
Missouri Facltlc
Texas Faclilc
New Yerk Elevated
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Alt, A Terre Haute
" Fiefened,.
Canada Southern
Canada l'aellle
Chicago A Alten ,
Ches. A Ohie
D.AlIud
Hei.. Lac. A West
Denver ,
Erie
" Fretenvd
87
'"'I
22K
4S!
84i
13
Hannibal A Bt. Je
' Freiencd , ....
Kansas A Texas 2uU
Lake hhore 71
L. E.AW
L'vs'lleA Nushvlllu 43
Mellis A Essex
Neithweat lOlfi
" Frefcrred l..
Ontario A Western
Ohie A Mississippi
" Fixileried ....
Faclfle Mall r.)
Quicksilver
Fruleried......
Heading 2ei;
Heck Island lliJ?
bun Frunelsce ,,
" . l'teferrcd
Omaha .' , 27
" Fruferrud , hi
St. Fnul TU'i
" Preferred ,. ,.
Nash A Chat ,
M., I...H, A W
Wub:uh ,
" Froferred
C..II.A Q
Hechestcr A Pittsburg
Fd. A Evans ,
Munlteba , ,,
Oiegen A Nnv.....
Oregon Trausoe
Fullman Falure Car.,,
ISO
m
ATi'lT AD rEllTISKMENTS.
S'llElllFF'SSALE. " "
On TO-MOHHOW (TIIUHSDAY) MOHN
1NO ut 9 o'clock at the Clothing Stere of Dlffen
derrcr A Eby. corner of North Queen and Orange
sttvetH, the lotion lngpersenal preiicrty I Cleths,
Cnsstiueres. V eatings, Shirts. UluVes, Cellars.
Tailors' Trluunlnars. UenL'a Vnmljhii.ir tl,m
and ether articles tee numerous te mention.
... U6W. W.TUMLINHON,
XXW AJtrnRTISEMEXTS.
AKINQ POWDEH.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of pitiity,
strength nnd wholesemcness. Moie eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with thomultltudeotlow
test, snerLweigni, mum or puospmue pewurr.
Held only In cant. Ueval IHkinci 1'ewdkr Ce.,
100 Wall BtrceU New Yerk. inav27-lydw
T ANTED
-A OIUL TO DO OENKItAI
TV He
augll-2t
llnnsuwerk. Must bave fte"! refen'nee,
Al'l'bY AT THIS OFFICE,
vyM M- QUAY,
COMMISSION
BROKER
IN
UHA1N, STOCKS. ltONDS
AND l'ETUO-
J.hU.M
raAcrievAL lets A specialty.
ESHLEMAN'S LAW 111IILD1NO,
Nes. 43 and 4S North Duke, Bt., l.nncaslLr, I'n.
-Conncctec by private wile with nil the
principal exchanges. uugstfd
AA.
Use Mnnheiiii Heller
BB.
Fleur.
Tliu lJint.
The Original.
tnayS-lyM.WAS It
AN AKTICIiE AS 1'HEi: FHOM ADiri ADiri
tcratlen fin new fallen new U MILLEU'M
1IOUAX BOAl.
PUHLIO SALE OF A GENERAL As
sortment of lloii'cheld mid Kitchen Kurnl
ture t also u Ilrst-rhihs Sewing Slachlne.al Ne.
211 East Frederick street, nu Friday afternoon
at 1 o'clock.
al22tdlt .IACOII GUNDAKEK, Auctioneer.
R
OTE1BMAK1NO
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT 3.00 A IMJZUV,
AT NO. 100 NOUTU QUEEN STKEET,
januiiu
I-nneiister. Fa.
WANTED AOENTS FOIt l'EHSONAL
llletery of (ii'n. flrant. Eaily and Mili
tary Llfe. bhlleh. Wilderness, eynge Around
World, Financial lluln,blrkniss. .11 Engraving,
(MOpttgcs. IIUKEIt l'I'll. CO.,
al2 2t Ne. lrt Ilread St., Flerldence, H. 1,
AMEET1NO OF THE YOt'NO MEN'S
lleinncnitle Club, of the Krventh Waid
will be held en FltU. EVEN1MS. Iltislness
of luipertnnce. lly order el the pn-sldent.
It A.bTEINWANDF.L.
BFST UOODS AT LOWEST FIIICF.S.
4 B.s. " " Sugar for 21c j 4 packages Corn
starch fer2c ; 4 8-h. Tea lllscults ler i'e ; 4 fi.s.
1'runes for 'Ac I 4 t-h. lllee for 25e. (Iniiiuliited
Sngn
ephe
bugar, ,c. Celfees 1 Coffees I Teas' Teas I Tel-
lone. CLAKKE'8 TKAhlOKK,
2J WetlilngbtrecU
l-E.ie6llATIO COUNTY COMMITTEE
J The Ilemecratlc County t enimltteeelert
ler the ensuing political ear, will ineetat the
Committee Itoems, Sd story Kepler's Fostelllee
lliilldlng.ljineaster, Fn.,euMOSIIAY,Atl(iUST
17th, nt inn. in., ler organlrntlen, mid for such
ether business us It may see tit te tmnsart.
W. U. IIEN3EL, Chairman.
Lancaster, Fn., July 31, Inst, nugl-td
TEMEMHEHTIIE OLD STAND Alt D.
HOHHEH'S WILD CIIEHUY TONIC
Fer Weakness, (lenernl Debility, Dyslepsla,
bummer complaint, eiu.
HOlIUhl.'.S L1QUOU STOHE,
apr22-lydlt N e. 22 Lentie .Square.
THE ONLY ARTICLE ANSWERING
all pnrjHMes excepting scouring U MII
LEU'S IIOUA.VSOAF.
-lEOHQ E DENNETT VIIACTICAL
VX I'LUMIIEIt, STEAM AND OAS FITTEH.
All orders promptly attended te. Mitlslnetlen
guaranteed. Werk dene at leasoimble prices.
Aw.uiAuuiii uur.E.?, niur.r.i
Juncl7-3md
Lancaster, Fa.
1 HAND CONCF.llT
THIS EVENING,
-AT-
MEjNjNERCHOR GARDEjN,
IIY A
FULL BRASS BAND,
it
SEALED l'HOl'O.SALS TO Hi;.'.LY
the Uincaster County X'rlsen nlth 175 tens
Kurnuce Ceal, 75 tens Itange Ceal, mid ISO tens
Chi-Ktiiut coal, and tin much moie et e.iuh as miiy
bereiiulred ler tfie use of said prison tip te Sep
tember 1, lSift, delivered nt the prison, wilt be lu
telved by the bnanl of lns'Cler nfsald prison
at their regu'ar meeting en MONDAY, SEP
TEMIIKH 7, lias, at 10 o'clock, a. in. Alliildste
bn sealed and endorsed " Froiieanrs for Ceil."
uug-ll-3til 11. C. K h.VNEDV, Solicitor.
L
EVAN'S FLOUH.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant flrend. Fer sole by Grocers
generally.
Levnn Ss Sens, Merchant Minera,
Of!lcn: 17 NOIITII FH1NCE ST. up-27md
TTO'V TO HECO.ME HEAUTIFUU
OIL SOAP,
The best snap te inske a clear complexion.
Only 13c u bar, or m e burs for 25c. Fer sale at
COCHRAN'S DRUG ST0KK,
Nes. 137 and 13U North Queen Street.
VrOTIOE IS 1IEUEHY OIVEN THAT
-Ll an application will be made te the Court
of Common Fleas, of Lunrusler county, en
MONDAY, AUUUST 21, Ite.., nt 10a. in., fern
charter feran Intended corporation te be called
" bt. Jeseph's Hospital, of Lancaster, Pennsyl
vania, under the chaige of the Sisters of fit.
Francis, of Philadelphia," the character and eh
Jectef which Is the erection und maintenance of
nespnais in i mi county
care of the sick,
Jy2!l-3teawW
of Lancaster, ter the
JOHN COVLL',
Solicitor,
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF THE LAN
caster Helt Company, of the City et. Lan
caster. The undersigned auditor, appointed te
pass upon exceptions und te dlstribute the
bulunre rcmalulnlng lu the hands nt II.
F, Irving, assignee, for the benefit of crcdlteis
will sit Ter that purpose en THUKSDAY, the
13th day of AUGUST, A. D. 13, at 2 o'clock
p. in.. In the Library Keeni of the Court Heuse,
In the city of Lnncaster, where all persons in.
tcrestcd In said distribution mav attend.
D. MeMULLEN,
Jly8-ItdVeaw Auditor.
TOHNS.aiVIiEIt.
GEO. F. HATH VON.
ONE CASE GILBERTS!
Ladies' Cleth. Suitings
IN ALL. THE NEW PALL. SHADES,
At 45 Cents.
NEVER BOLD FOll LESS Til AN 75 CENT8.
JohnS.&ivler&Ce
NO. 26 BAST JUNO STREET,
LAN,0A8TKB, FA.
KEW ADrEKTMBXENTH,
W llHOUT ' EXOEPTrON," THK BEST
Cigars In the town, two for Re, nt
lIAItTjfAN'8 YKM.OW FHONT 010AU
8XOUK.
THE FINEST KNOWN FOll TOIM'.T,
Laundry and Hath purposes Is iUM.Elt'S
1IOKAX BOAr.
HAPPY TIIOUdllT AND
Tolmcees only Pe per pi ug, r
UAUTMAN'a YKM.OW Y&O.
BTOllK.
UE11ECOA
T C1QAU
JIHltST-UIiABH BOAHDINd.
2 TOBOther with the cliolce of rooms en the
first or second deer. Burpesscd by tione In the
city. Call en or address,
NO, 4W NOIITII QUEKK BT.
Tnble boarders accommodated. nG-tfd
TT01tE THAN i!,700 CJAKKH OF Mllr
1JL l.Klt'B llUlt.VX.BUAl' consumed In I.an
caster overy week.
lirAHH lilNP-N TAWNH WITH MIL-
TT I.
KK'8 IIUUA.V BOAl'
and prevent the
color fiem being destroyed.
MADE OF ItEFINED OILS, TAL
low nnd I.nrd, and guaranteed te have no
equal, Is M 1 1, 1.KlfB IIUIIAX BO A V.
ENNATuiaAUH FllOM "tl.00 PKH
Hundred up, at
HAHTMAN'B YKM.OW FltONT ClUAlt
BTUUK.
REMOVE ALL GllEASE SPOTS AND
Btiilnsnnd have sweet garments with MIL-
LEU'8110UAX80A1'.
e
ALL AT ItEIGAHT'S OLD WINE
BTOllK
-KOU
Liaten's Extract of Beof.
riBKST in tub would.
Established, 1786. H. E.SLAYMAKEIt, AgL.
fh!7 tld Ne. 23 East King HI.
VTOTI11NG
i Healthy
HOItOX 80 At'.
HUT PUltE WHITE AND
Linen by using MILLEIl'S
liur7Ciud
I- UXUHIOUSANDltEFItESIlINd FOll
J the lmth. lTncMiinlcd for laundry nnd
kitchen Is MILLEIt'S IIOUAX SOAF.
yON'T WE IIAVE FFnI
-AT
MNNERCHOR RINK.
Open lothe public eiiTHUIlSDAY KVENINO
NEXT, AUlJuViT nth-(one night out) ).
-A 'iu. ent ticket git es admission le the Itlnk
and tise of Skates, ltd'
PROPOSALS WILL HE ItEUEIVED I1Y
th undersigned up te 7 o'clock, p. in.. SKI
TEMIiKH I.1S83, for Ten Ten, mero or less, of
l.vkeus Valley and llaltlmore Company Egg
K.il ...Iw..., ... L..l.. (In..... h .t O'n.. n1..
mnroerloss, of Hard Nut Ceal, te be dclhered
at the City Olllces, during the coining winter, nt
such times and In such 'tuniitltles as ordered.
Fropesuls tube addiessed " Property Commit
tee," at Mayei's Olllce.
D. E. I.ONI).
( hiilrnian Cnmmlltee.
Jaceii M. C'iiii.i.AS, Clerk, aiig5tdV AS.
-17ILEGANT
Jill lumbago,
AND EFFICIENT. FOll
go, sclatlea and pains lu tun lutek,
files use llensen's Cupclne I'lutters,
hips nnd
25 cenl.
TO MANUFAOTl'IlEHH
CIOAHS.
OF
FINE
We hae Just received u large Iuelce of
FINE HAVANA FILLEltS
which, toeetherwllli our IIESTHAVANASEKII
WltAl'FEItSand LITTLE Dt'TCII, e offer le
ell in siielKiiiitntltlesas may be desired, at very
moderate prices.
LEWIS SYLVESTER A CO..
Cerner Duke and Chestnut Strxtts.
niigfi-3indWASl
Inf6hmatT6n wanted.'
Any liitoriiiatlenli'udtng tothenhercubeuts
of (Jen. II. Celeman, ulielell his home In I'hlla
delphlaen July 27, will be thankfully received
by the undersigned, or D. Ileimer, lilnim K
pres cniiee, mis ruy. i lie iniinwillg is a ue
scrlptlen of the young man :
U . II. Celeman, age 111 yen Is. height, S feet, 7
Inches, dark ludr.giey eyes, light build, n con
spicuous brown sear en lelt Jaw, caused bv a
iccenr auress. uress narK jianis, uarK nine
uiilliitdsackce-it, black Derby hat.
(.HAS. F.KENVED1,
Ve.Sil North H,th Street, Philadelphia,
augll 2t
T EDUCTION IN CUSTOM-MADE
X Clothing. A well-made, Elegant trimmed
and perfect lilting
rtecl lilting lluslness suit ter tin Mi. A
English Corkscrew Worsted Suit, Ilal
it. In one. two. thruoer four-button cuta-
goeu r.n
braided, I
t u V. for fi'i ll. A hundsome Check Cassluieru
Suit for tJH.ei. An elegant Serge Suit, in black,
blue, drub or brown, for fllui. Fine English
Striped nr Cheek Pantaloons imm T oeup. Itu
niembe, all work Is strictly tlrst-chws. Every
giirinu.M warranted le L i t'prcsented. A
floodlit, well-made and ntcei trimmed. Tim
argit assortment of patterns In this city.
A. II. ltOSENSTEIN,
lii2l-r.mil It 37 North Uueen street.
TflOll HAHOAIN.S IN ALL KINDS Or
Summer Wear, Hats, &c,
OOTO llECUTOLD'S.
He Is closing out at and below cost te room for
Fall l,oed9 Flense call and examine beloie
j en buy.
i HENRY IIECHTOLD,
Ne, bi North Queen Street.
9-Slgn of the lllg Stocking.
F. S. Chelcu lliilhlliig Leis, Stene and Sand
for sale.
ATOUNT ST. M.VllY'S COLLEGK
Mount St. Mary's College,
EMM1TSBUBO, MD.
This Institution continues te give that thor
ough Clatnlcal und Mathematical Education for
which It has long been celt untied. A Commer
cial Course, optional te the students, Is con-
iiueieu uy rompeiem protesters.
Situated In a vety healthy locality at the feet
f the lllue RIdiru Mountains, and far uwav
from the detractions und dangers el n city, this
ciillegi. effetv peculiar advantages te students,
nuuu nu iyuutiegnu lu
PRESIDENT MT. ST. MART'S COLLEQE,
)ul2u-2md M W 8
EMM1TS1IURO, Ml).
T. VUG A INS.
BARGAINS! -
BARGAINS S
AT-
HIESH & BROTHER'S
ONE PRICK CLOTHING HOUSE,
-t.v
READY-MADE AND MADE TO ORDER
CLOTHING.
GENTS' Firu.NI81II.Vn HOODS, TRUN1.S, VA
LISES, UMliRELLAS, Ac.
We urn new busy getting In and manufactur
ing the Largest Stock nnd variety of thnnheu
mentioned goods ler Fall and winter, that was
ever kept In any Btete In the county ; and us we
require all nnd mere than we possess (net with
standing the extension w have made te ntir
building), we will sell out nt the very lowest
figures the balance of our Spilug ami Summer
tioeils.
As every article In the stere Is marked In Plain
Figures, wnim lie) en te call and leek through
oiirsteck.aud Judge for yourself of the Lew
Figures.
We will be ready In about two weeks te ex
hlblt our FALL AND WINTER STOCK, and
hepe te see overy body call and pest theinsuh es
In styles and Prices.
We guuntuteopelito uttcntlen te all, whether
you Intend tepuichasu or net.
IIRSI & BROTHERS
O.VE-FRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
CORNER OF NORTH QUEENSTREET AND
CENTRE SQUARE,
'..VNUAbTl.lt, FE.VN'A.
s
AINT-ltAPHAEL WINE.
INFORMATION.
The Satnt-Uaphncl Wine has a delicious flaveur
and la drunk In the principal cities of Russia"
llennany, North nud Seuth America, Ureat
ill Itain, India, and se en. Thu quantity exported
ill Itain, India, and se en. Thu quantity expert
annually Is aulUclent proof et Its stability a
staying powers, whlle for the real connefsse
there Is no wlne that can be considered
uy ana
Isseur
Its
8Uieiier,
-Tho8aint-ltaphaelWlno Company, Valence,
Department of the Drouie (trance.)
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
flB-tld Na2 EAST KINO STREET,
rpUlH RA.PKH IS 1'KINTED
-iwrrn
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK.
Fiiraoaet Ink Works, 2d udlWt. A?enee
MS-1? F HILADKLFH Ik, FA,
CLUTitirm.
TTEADflUAHTEItS FOll
SUMMER
Morlne Shirts and Drawera,
Qnuze Underahlrta nnd Drawers,
Cholce Necktlea,
E. St W. Cellars nnd Cuffe,
O, St O. Cellnm and Cuffs,
Crown Cellars and Cuffs
The Best Fitting Dres3 Shirts.
SltlllTH AND HUCIKTV l'AUAlMIKUNAl.IA
MADK TU UltDKU.
At Erisman's,
NU. 17 WKSTK1NOST11KKT.
e
AK H.VI.U
BUY YOUR CLOTHING
-AT-
Wanamaker& Brown's,
OAK HALL,
RotrriiEASTCeRNKn Sixth and Market BTUKirrs,
1'niLADKLrillA,
Jlylltfd
B
UllGEIt it SUTTON.
De Yeu Want Bargains ?
IF YOU DO, CO TO THE
GREAT CLEAKIM SALE
-AT
BURGER & SUTTON'S
Pcople'd Clothing Emporium,
NO. 21 CENTRE SQUARE.
Summer Clothing
l.V EVERY VARIETY
AT PRICES AS LKIIIT AS THE .MATERIAL
MADE FROM,
IN ORDER TO I'REl'Altr. FOR THE FALL
TRADE.
NOWISUNDOUHTEDLYTIIETIMETO 1IUY.
tf Stere closes at 0 p. in.,Saturdays excepted.
Burger & Sutten,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTER. FA.
w-
ILL1AMSON A KO.STEH.
Monday, Aug. 10.
the-
INAUGURATION
OF A
Great Bargain
WEEK
IN EACH DEPARTMENT.
Bargains in Men's Suits.
Bargains in Bey's Suits.
Bargains in Children's Suits.
Bargains in Straw Hats.
Bargains in Stiff Felt Hats.
Bargains in Seft Hats.
Bargain's in Men's Caps.
Bargains in Men's Underwear.
Bargains in Neckwear.
Bargains in Flannel Shirts.
Bargains in Summer Gloves.
Bargains in Suspenders.
Bargains in Gents' Gaiters.
Bargains in Lew Cut Shoes.
Bargains in Bey's Gaiters.
Bargains in Children's Shoes.
Bargains in Ladies' Dress Shoes.
Bargains in Ladies' Dress Slippers.
Bargains for an Entire Week.
LLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 36, and 38 East King St,,
LANC'AHTKR. FA.
EOK HAT.K OK UKNT.
RtOIt HUNT.
-TJ A Twe and n-lmir Htery HRIOIC 1IOUSK,
Ne.S"! West Clu'atn ut street. Apply at tlie
Jyiiira IM'KLLUiENOKR OFF1CK.
IJ10ll RW'f.
J Tlime Law Onicen at Ne. 4.1 NORTH DUKK
STUKKTi iiiul ti liumiieiit&Sfcutleug, sunplletl
with wiiturund limit.
marX-tld 11. FRANK K3I1LEMAN.
ITIOlt HALK-SKATINO KINK AT COI
1 iiinbla, Fu., with nil itH Flxtiireu, fileiiin
lleatei undV21pullH (if llt'iiltty hkittiw, Rned in
new. Will tell mi easy tonus nud ut u liuigaln.
FiMtolilPe nrtilrwn, lle.V NO. ite,"
Julyliamd Columbia. Fa.
'TTUIILEY'S VIOLKT l'OWDEIl FOK
XX tlie Nuracry and Tellut, Aurceuble, cool
Ins und irugnuil. .
llUULF.Y'S DRUQ HTOUE.
Ne. u went Kig dtreet.
OT.OTJllXa.
Clelliing (e nicet every raiiry ami
(e please tlie t-tste of every buyer
inny nlways 1)0 feiintl en our Inities.
Ne one iieetl Ic.tve us uiisalislleil.
Our sleck is full of real bargains
at closing prices, within the reach or
overy purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & 00.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT
ST
I'hlladelpliln.
lli2 3ulil
jtnr aevnu.
1'ECIAL ALTERATION SALI.
WATT, SHAHD & CO,
ARE .MAKING EXTENSIVE AI.1 Lit VTIO.V.H
AND ADDITIONS TO THE
New Yerk Stere,
And In order tn reduce Hiirplii Bleck and makn
mere room, etfer speelal liidtKeuieiits lu every
department.
EXTRAORDINARY IIAKQAINS IN
Itlcnrlieil ami Uiilileachcd .Muslins.
BLEACHED AND UNDLEACHED SIIEETIKOS
In all widths and qualities.
Tickings, Turkey Red Tabliugs,
TaWa linens, Towels and Najik as,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES EM R KNOWN.
Sl'ECIALRAItl.lSSIN
DRESS GOODS.
ODD LOTS AND REMNANTS RBDl C ED VT
HALF USUAL I'RlLES.
EEW YORK STORE.
J."
MAKT1N ik UO.
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Wall Papers,
CHINA, GLASS,
-AND-
QUEE-NSWARE-.
Oil Cleths, lattings,
RUGS, ART SQUARES.
Upholstery Goods,
FURNITURE COVERINGS,
Info Curtains, Tiirceinens, &(.
WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS,
iii k Ce.,
Cor. West Kins anil Prlnre Sts.
LANCA8TKR. FA
anucEiiiEs.
T HUKSK'S.
NEW MACKEREL.
Mncki'icl In 10 anil llniiiinil Imcki'ls. AImiIii
(inii-tmutli uanxMH nun ny tiinneiniii
We IlllVIl
Rxlni Lnme Fut
.Mnekrul M'Ii;1iIiil; l'iullil llf
lHHUIll'4 t'Ucll.
UNOANVASSED HAMS,
Kii'li out nrtlieSnifikii. ( linlrn Kxtm DRILI)
1IKLF liy tlie pifcu iiUe cliljintd. Our
COFFKK3 AM) TKAS
Fer iimllty nre net hiuiuhiciI. I'lne Rich
FonitOMiOleiiK'IVil t uImi luiii'ilal i lii.lkd uv
tollent ilrtnks. Collet") of tlie licsluiut nlnnyg
frosliieuateil.
At BURSK,
NO. 17 UAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. FA.
S'1
TOKAUK
AMI
COMMISSION WAIU3HOUBH,
DANIEL MAVKR
fleCJ-lVd
Id WfwtCtiiMtnutHtriwit.
"llAMI'AdNK.
BOUCHE
"SEC."
THE FINEST CHAMI'AONK
WINK NOW
jsirijui r.i.
ATKEIOART'S OLD WINE BTORK,
Ne, S3 East Ktu Htiiukt.
H. E. 8LAYMAKER, AkL
Kiutuiiea.i7. icbu-tta
J. B. Mart
i Si t ins,
(-.
.VSi I
.