parixee t _ and according I telegraphed
hiin and the Secretarrof State as follows:
The President to General Grant.
WAR 'DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 2. j
To Lieutenant General Grant, City Point, Va.:
Say to the gentlemen that I will meet
them personally, at Fortress Monroe, as
soon as I can get there A. LINCOLN.
(Sent in cipher at 9 A. M.)
The President to Secretary Seward.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, D. C., Feb. 2. j
Hon. TP. H. Seward, Fortress Monroe, ra.
Induced by a dispatch from Gar. Grant,
I join you at Fortress Monroe, as soon as I
can cane. A. LINCOLN.
(Sent in cipher at 0 A. M.) .
Terms Accepted by the Commissioners
Before starting the tollowing dispatch was
shown me. I proceeded nevertheless :
OFFICE L. S. TrmEomkru,
OFFICE_
DEPARTMENT.
(Cipher.)
The following telegram was received at
Washington, February 2, from City
Point, Va., 3 A. M. February 2, 156.5.
Win. H. Seward, licerelarg of iS7 , lfr, F , irtress
Monroe:
(Copy to Hon. H. Stanton, Secretary of
War, 'Washington.)
"The gentlemen here have accepted the
proposed terms, and will leave tbr Fortress
Monroe at 9.30 A. H.
C. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General
The President nt Fortress Monroe
(in the night of the 2d I reached Hamp
ton Roads, found the Secretary of State and
Major Eckert on a steamer anchored otr the
shore • and learned of them' that the Ruth-
Mend g. , ralt un,•n were On a steamer also
anchored off Attire in the roads, and that
the Secretary. of State had .not yet seen or
communicated with them. I ascertained
that Major Eckert had literally crmildied
with his ititruetions, , and I saw for the lirst
time the answer of the Richmond gentle
men to him, which in his dispatch to me of
the Ist he chanwterises as not sati,ln •I ,
nti,wer is as follows, to wit :
The ('omttilsoloners tt. 3lnjor Fet. ert.
( .ITV I'OINT, V.s., Felt.
770 - mvy: T. Er/.7crt, .11te . itAr and .I. 1).
MAJoit: Your note delivered by yourselt
this d ay hus [Well In reply we
have to say that we wore furni-lid kith it
copy 11.• letter of President Linc,ln to
Francis P. Blair of the I , th of January;
another ropy of whioi i. 4.p i wnded to your
note. !Mr intentions 1 , 111:tilled ill a
leiter of which the following is a :
itn , timoND, .January,
lii eonfortnity with the letter of Mr. Lin
coln, of thy• foretzolng is a ropy',
.4, tto
•u•:• to proceed to Washington city, fo JP , in
formal conference with him upon Me
involved in the existing War, :111.1 fm' the
pit rp..se of securing peave to the two etaitt
ries. NVith great respect,
Your obedient servant,
JEFFEICSON• It
The object to he I
t iii a/1111:11 01 , 11 ferellee, is t , ,a,evrt;tirt 1.111011
N% hat (arms existing war ...an be ter
minated honorably. Our instructions con
templte a personal intervietv between
President Litteolit and 1 1111 . heleeS,
Tigton, but with this a xplanation, we are
ready lo meet any persons thni President
Lincoln 1111' appoint, at 5111.11 jib IC, as he
lily designate. Our a:truest desire is that
a just and !amo able peace Illay be agreed
upon, and we are prepared to receive or to
submit Pn'l" , iti"ne which nm,v possibly i
lead to the attainment II that end.
VerV re,peetfnity cur , ,
A.N Mit 11. sTEiI r ENS.
11. .Nl. T. II UNTEIt.
.1i A. CAMPBELL.
noto of thei-e gentlemen stileiequently
addressed to General :mint ha. already
been given in Major Fiek..t.r.
the Is! inst. I ako hon., rc,l' 1111. first
(hip.,the r.,nou not, !'v the
Richnunul _en 151..11 to >lliinr Eekert :
'inhe 311ajor Eekerl.
l'ut Ni, Va., Fel,.
Thos. T. Kel.crh .Ifripor ft,fl A. 11. (..
. . .
MAJOR: Itt ri•ply t., your verbal state- ,
meat that your instructions did not allow
you to alter 111.1 conditions tipitll \thinll a
passport could be gtve•n to us, we say that
we are willing to proceed to Fortress Mon
roe, and there to have an informal
raider
epee With any person or persons that Presi
dent Lincoln may appoint on the basis of
his letter to Francis P. Blair of the Isth of
January ult., or upon any other terms or
conditions that he mat• hereafter propose
not inconsistent With the essential principles
of self-government and popular rights upon
which our institutions are founded. It is
our earnest wish to ascertain, after a tree
interchange of ideas and habilitation, upon
NOW principles and terms, if any, a just
and honorable peace can be established
without. the 'further effusion of blood, and
to contribute our utmost efforts to accom
plish such a result. We think it Itettqr,-to
add that in accepting your passport WIC are
not to be understood as eommitting
aur
selves to anything, but to carry this informal
conference with theviews and feelings above
expressed.
Vcry respectfully, yours,
ALFXANDFR 1-f. tiTEPHENS
A. CAMPBELL
H. M. T. MI'NTE'R.
ahovo emilliitinication \vas
delivered lo line at. Fort Monroe it 4.20 r.
N., February 2, by Lieutemuil-Colonel Bab
cook, or General 1.4-rant's stall.
THUS. T. ECKERT,
Major and A. I '.l
The Interview In Hum pton (toad..
On thi• morning iif dn. :41, the three gentle
men, :Messrs. Stephens, I [infer, aid Camp
bell came aboard ..f our steamer, and had an
interview with the Secretary of State and
myself ofseveral hours ducat N.. ques
tions nr preliminaries to the fleeting WaS
I hen and there made or mem ioned. No ot her
1 ler:4011 nas present. No papers were ex
changed or produced, and it was in ad van.
agreed that the conversation was to be in
.rmal and verbal merely. lin ihe
uvliol..substance of the instructions to the
Secretary of State hereinfinli r,citod was
minted :mil insisted upon, and n..thing
was said inconsistent ther e with, whil e by
the other party it was not S;lid !hat in any
event or on any eonditiOn they ever would
11..)(4)11Sellt rounimi. nd yet they equally
omitted lu ito•htro that lhoy would so con-
They seemed o. desire poslpom-
Meta of that question, and the adoption of
some other course first, which, :is some
theist seemed to ar,ttue, init;ht or might not
lead to reunion, but which course, we
thought, would amount to au indefinite
postponement. The eon ferenee 41.1.41 with
out result.
Thu , foregoing,. eonthinine., as is helieved,
all the information sought, is
I,lN(*()Ly
henry Ward Beecher Preaches Negro
Equality
On last SUllday, 'While a negro was
desecrating the House of Itiircsenta
fives in Washington by discoursing to
promiscUous crowd of negroes and
whites, Henry Ward Beecher was till
ing another programme of the party in
power, by preaching a sermon, in which
he boldly and openly advocated the
doctrine that the negro should at once
be allowed to vote,and hold office, and
all restrictions upon intermarriages be
tween the two races be removed. I tow
long Will it be until the people get their
eyes fully opened to the designs of the
party now in power? Mr. Beecher is a
representative man of the Republican
party, and when he speaks it is cx
cathedra. He took his text from
Psalms lx., 31 and advocated the
rights of the common people to self
government, following it by this pre
scription for the colored people of the
South :—"Make them American citi
zens," under the following details:
1. Give them (the negroesi land in fee
simple, witivmple protection, in the
shape of wise, self-protecting economy.
2. Provide for them all those sources
iof improvemen't which we so solicitously
secure for our white population.
3. Open up for them a right to use
their powers and skill in honest compe
tition in all trades and professions, with
/al classes, they to stand or fall by
their own capacity—to stand the ordeal.
4. GiVe to them the right of every born
•creature to take part in determining the
laws, the magistrates and the public
policy under which he and his children
were tolive..
In ;short, said Mr. Beecher, 1 demand
that the broad and radical democratic
doctrine of the natural rights of men
shall be applied to all Men, without re
gard to race, color or condition. I de
mand faith in our national principles,
and courage to trust them in practice.
The speaker continued to advocate the
education of the masses of the people,
and of the colored race as well, in elo
4juent terms, and insisted that the slaves
were entitled to the right of suffrage as
a right and as a boon. earned and de
served of the republic for their singular
good conduct during the war, for their
love and care for our soldiers, and for
their heroic military services and fidelity
to the Union and nation. Mr. Beecher
concluded by remarking that people
might say that, if permitted to vote, the
negro May also hold office, and asked
why not if people want- him to. If a
thousand men choose to send Douglass
to Congress, will you take away from
them their right to do so? ' The speaker
referred to miscegenation, and thought
the races should not intermingle; but,
if they did, it should be by - bona fide,
earnest marriages, and not undet the
promiscuous intercourSe prevailing in
the rebel States. He would have one
law that a - man may marry a black Wo
man if he wishes to, and windier tha
a man shall never be compelled to do any
such thing. : •
goalfiddligtact.
Tun OFFICIAL Vorsz.—Below will be
found the official vote of the City Election
held on Tuesday, the 7th 1.1313 I:
CITY TICKET.
Mayor. 5.w.w. N.E.W. B.W.W. 8..E.w. Total.
Sanderson. 435 308 368 297 : . 1,408
Fondersmith, 370 345 169 255 .1,129
Sanderson's majority, 269
High Constable.
Samuel Huber, 448 374 HIB 1,426
Buelrius, 357 342 161 35 1,118
Ho bees majority,
WARD TICKETS. =
NORTH WEST WARD.: ,
Select Cot:melt.
Godfrled Zahm , 73?
Common Council.
Emanuel Shober ...... 4391 Jeremiah 8auman...879
George Yeisley 4231 George Ackerman... 367
Jacob L. Frey, 4251 Joseph Hoover ..... -..361
Wm. MeComsey 424!Jacob G. Getz 771
Frederick Pyle 4201 Isaac MlShler 398
Aldermen.
Charles IL Frailes...sl:3; F. J. Steinhanser 3 2 20
31. 11. Mercer 419,C. L. Stoner 300
City Constable.
.Jacob I.lundaker ...... 493:John Trissler, Jr.,...315
MEE
William Ti. Strine.....9-12lAdam Dellet 369
Judge.
John A. Shober -I.3BlChristian Shenk_ ... _377
• Inspector.
George Musser 430[John ninon - "43
both :tickets
NORTH EAST WARD.
Select Council.
"78 ; R. A. Evans
Common Council.
M. Malone.
.30011'. Lebzelter "5I
.•2901A. W. Russell 157
.2:t2 R. M. Murrow 'l5O
.287!Juhn Keller
.1. N% - ,,,haetrer
.I,WII Lippioe"tt..
A. 7. RiDgwalt
F . ',Jon] ley
('it; C..listabl.
' ) 7o' P. S. Mt kris
ksses,:or.
..:Wo William 11.4u1Ael 4543
Judge.
....273 Jay tad well 173
BEEIMI
I rtspector.
I I. Prlr
s 4 A:TH WEST WARD.
Select Council.
Jc,11:1 Miqzgar, Jr
romnion Council.
........ : . I.IIIOS (;roff 169
.101111 V. Iluthledge..:LlllJavol)lthowls 171
Anthony iskt• :Pi'2.,(iideori Arnold 16(
Aldrrinan.
1,-k I •,,0n.•11y.....311i .1. C. Vnn Caw), 1n...!
ty l'onst“hlo.
...:T7l Henry !lardy
Assessor.
..:;61 11. P. Parson...
Judge.
I=l
I.ti I hor -17 -I
Pr~•~l~ , riol::Vbright..l7"
•'ol - 111 EAST WAltb,
S4loel (*touncil.
John Afetzgar, .Jr. .... A. Heinitsh
=NM
Ci.lllllloll ( . 01111Cil.
L. F. Stelgerwalt
......
Plitt
A. D. ('ainphell...
1;1'1). 1,:1i./11,11•10,
=IIIE9
Coy Constable.
.1 ohn Sheri L.
sse,,or.
2,6, It. F. I
'll ", I;.
.lunn~. R'llholm
)1. 'nll,lll
Innpce•lnr.
F. Itrenritian
ritzpatrif•l
itt:Tistt uP •rti E
MAYOR AND EI,E('-
rioN OF CITY ( IFFWERS.—Tho Collll
- ye:4(1'1111y, at 2 olelook, p nt., for the
purpose of inaugurating the :Vlttyor and the
oleetioll rite The Common
Connell (lit:Luther, which tho inaugura
tion place and the election
was held, was tilled by a large num her of
['Kok :1 lively illtl.l . ('St in the
Sclt•( cwoierl.—Callod to taller I,y the
President, Robert A. Evans, Esti.
The bond of halloo Sanderson was pre
--ailed I,y the l'resident :\ tr. Evans. The
tiro Messrs. ltieliard MeGrann,
Newton Lightner and 11. li, Swarr. Road
and npi.nn
Long and Trout appointed a
committee to wait upon Common Council,
and inform that body that S. C. was ready
to meet in .ponvent ion.
Called to order by Mr. Evans, President
S. C. Alt the members present.
Messrs. Zahni nut Campbell were ap
pointed a committee to wait upon the
Mayor, and eseort him to the I 'alvention.
Vl essrs. ( 'arpenter and Russell were ap
pointed to wait upon }lon. Henry G. Long,
and request his attendance, foi• the purpose
of administering the oath or office to the
Mayor.
Committee having ri.ilurneil Nvitli the
gentleni - em the oath "1 OriiCe NVIIS
ndntinin
tered liy Judge Long, and then Anii
tyr
Sanderson delil - ered the following-
UM=
;lb% l'i,q,undly grateful Willy
fellow-citizens 'no' the renewed 111111.1: of
their confidence in again elevating 1110 to
the Chief Magistracy of the city, I enter
upuii the dillies of the .Bice with an -
liinching determination to diselnirge them
thithfully and fearlessly to the best of lily
ability, 110,1,2 r the solemn sanction of the
oath I have ju-t taken. - To have been
elected for socii consecutive terms to the
Mayoralty of a city of twenty thousand
souls is au honor for which any man
might feel proud, and I would not be doing
instil. , to Illy own sense of propriety, or
evin-e a proper feeling of gratitude, were I
to emit making this public acknowledge
ment of the favor conferred. To lily fellow
citizens or all predileethels, Who
have sustained Inc liv their suffrages, I re
turn my sincere thanks, and I shall en
deavor so to conduct the affairs of the Mu
nicipality for the ensuing term as that they
shall harp 1111 I . llll`i l i to regret the choice
they have made.
(he I 'more , : To you is dele
gated by - the voice of the people, under the
Charter of incorporation, the prerogative of
legislation, and, consequently, the finances
of the city are entrusted niainly to your
can , and supervision. To limit the expen
ditures to the receipts should he the earnest
effort of all, and to maintain the credit of the,
Corporation unimpaired is an iiiiperatiVe
duly reeling upon the legislative, as well as
e.Xeep ive, department of the I lovernment.
Intriug the past year, owing to the pro
tracted drought of thesummer and autumn,
anal the necessity of using the engine at the
Water - Works fora much longer period than
usual, in connexion with the high price of
coal, the annual appropriation Was ex
hausted long anterior to the close of the
year. The appropriation for Salaries and
Watchmen was also largely deficient, in
COnseqUellee or the increased compensation
to those officials—a measure absolutely ne
cessary by reason of the increase in the cost
of living. The saute Was true of the Street
mmropriat ion, owing to the enhanced price
ed Ildnur and materials. All these causes
eon dined rendered - a temporary , loan neces
sary, and. accordingly Councils authorized
me to b.orrow in all, two thousand dollars
for the ot rpose, .fmaking up this &Mimes..
'lids sunsill have to be provided for in the
present year's appropriation. So, also, the
further sum of fifteen hundred dollars bor
rowed, in part payment of the Improved
Turbine Wheel erected at the Water Works
—an improvement which promises import
ant advantages, as well as ulterior saving
to the City - Treasury, by obviating, to it
great extent, if not entirely when both
wheels are completed, the necessity of em
ploying steam power at low - stages of water,
in the Conestoga.
The above 5111115, in the aggregate amount
ing to $3,5041, can be deducted from the sum
total of the receipts without diminishing, to
any serious extent, the other necessary and
cush al airy appropriations; but they 11150
necessitate the most rigid (4'OllOllW in all
the departments of the tiovernment, so that
the nix-payers may be as lightly burthened
at , possible, for City purposes, in these per
ilous times of debt and taxation growing
out of the gigantic war in which we are still
engaged with the insurgents of the South.
In all proper efforts to eeonomize you shall
have my Ilea y co-operation.
It is proper to state, however, that the
expenditures of 15114 embraced the sum of
hid to beimised b - temporary
loan to make up a deficiency in the Street
appropriation of 1543:1-.-the estimate having
been exceeded to that amount by the Street
Conunittee Ibr building sewers, macada
mizing, A:c. Ilad it not been for this, there
would have been no necessity for making a
loan during the year ISG4, except for the
new Water Wheel. This is another strong
argument in favor of keeping the expendi-,
tures within the limits of the respective ap
propriations, except in cases or extreme and
undoubted necessity, and your attention is
respectfully invited to it.
I am inclined to theopinion tliattle reve
nue might be increased to the alnOillit of
several hundred dollars per annum, by
raising the rent of the market stands along
the curbstones, and in East and West King
and North Queen streets. There also might
be a handsome addition made by a revision
uf some of the water rent rates, so as to
make I he price correspond with the quantity
used fur certain mechanical and other pur
poses.
: May we not hope that a
kind and merciful Providence will so over
ruleithe passions of men, and control the
actions of those in authority North and
South, as to put a stop to the further shed
ding of human blood, and speedily bring
about an honorable and permanent peace,
founded on the restoration. of the Union
and the sonremacy of "the Constitution and
laws throughout the lepgth and breadth of
the Republic. Bush a result would be hailed
witti OVA and )5:44 joy and gladness to
Millions or our - countrymen and courdiry
women,whodarbestlylongfor the daywhen
we shall again be a united,. prosperous and
happy people—and when war and its-deso
latmns shall be only known in the history,
of the past, and the country of Washington
become greetest,imiong the Nations in the
pe . aceful pursuits of -agriculture commerce,
mining and manufactures.
The. ConVention then proceeded to -the
election of city officers, with the following
result: •
City Treasurer—Major Chas. 41:Howell
City Solicitor—Abram Shank:
City Assessor—James H. Barnes.
Superintendent of Water Worksj—Col
John H. Buchman.
Street Commissioner—Hugh Dougherty.
Principal Regulator—James C. Carpen
ter.
Assistant Regulators_George Gundeker,
George Albright.
Me. , eienger—John Dorwart.
THE LANCASTER HORSE MARKET.-
MONDAY Feb. I3.—We found business rather
dull this morning at Trout's and Funk's
Drove Stables, but there was life enough in
the bar-rooms. In the absence of buyers,
the drovers were comfortably toasting their
shins around the well-warmed stoves, relat
ing anecdotes and having a pleasant time
among ; themselves in spite of the snow
blockade, which has for the limebeingseal
ed up3he port of Lancaster.
Tnou'r's.—Samuel Seltzer, of Mount Joy,
brought in a dozen head of horses from
Indiana during the past week, which he
drove on to Mount Joy, after a brief staynt
Trout's. Most of the horses for sale in this
stable remain over from last week's arri
vals. Copeland & Cline have Li head, and
there are :Mont 36 head from the. West. In
these lots there are many good yotinghorses,
suitable for Laneast ., g-,, county. D. M.
Sharp Co. a ill send ai r iar-Itaid to Phila
delphia from this stable tO-nitlrrOW.
FUNK'S.—The arrivals of horses at Funk's
since Monday last were as follows : Nathan
troll' 18 head, Butler ettunty ; Itavid Mar
tin 3 head, and Weaver Az :slyer , 7, York
John Adams 11, Franklin; Ilarui>lt & Do
trivh 13. Washington eounty Md.: Jesse Mc-
Utnnsey iii, ohio; and Tobias Kauffman it,
Fart Wayne, Indiana—'fond 82. The sales
o ut of Funk's stables during the week were
about equal to the arrivals. The stables
were well tilled :it the dale of our last re
port, :111(1 theywre well tilled to-day.
The whole number of horses now for sale
of the above places, Trout's and Funk's)
is about 2011, and tilo•l - i; are many
very line iminials. Buyers will have to set
up a very high standard, if they cannot
suit theMselves out of these I.
We learn that there are not less than
I wenty ear loads of horses iat. Pittsburg,
awaiting t ransportat ion to this Ni 'Cti.)ll of the
State. The snow of yesterday will probably
keep them Nick for some time.
MEO=ll/lIIIIIIZI
To TEAVELEIN.—Thaoa-s and traders
265
,G 5 traveling \Vest, and who have occasion to
2,59 stop at Greensburg, Pa., \yin tied it to their
advantage to "put up" :it Reamer's Hotel,
under the managenlent of Mr. I lenry Rea
mer. His accomodat ion, for In ases, cattle,
Are., are unlimited, and no exe,ptins , alll
ha taken to hi. hods hOard. See ;lIIVON
: tki•in,•nr.
I 'ol.l'm person tnerel . \- passing the
modest and unpretending little town of
'olutubia, Lancaster enmity, would not
suspect the large amount of ntantillttituring
that is done in that neigh! o'llood. A friend
has given ill, the following list of .I.lllltra
cite Furnaces, Rolling ke., in opera
tion there:
The Shawnee Furrnteem, (2,1 owned by the
chestnut Hill Iron (u, company.
Si. Charle(; Fi:nnee, (M'ned by n 3r u l
13. I ;rubb.
Corthqht l'urnacv, owntql by I;.tiffman
S;haeller.
(111 , 1111 , S Fllllllll , , OWlllai by E. lialdeman
Eagle l'urnaee,. owned t Eagle, Beaver
N. - Co.
Donegal Furnace, ownr.l by Eekprt fi
Myers.
.1% larietta Furnaces
man S Watts
Henry Clay Furnace, owned IJ3- Halde
man, Hess & Denny.
The production of the above Furnaces
tunounts to about folly-tour Ileeisand tolls
annually. The averagejoriee of iron during
the past year may be stated at seventy dol
lars per ton. At this rate the, iron turned
out from these establishments amounts in
value to thesum of three millions and eighty
thousand dollars per annum --3,080,000.
The Columbia Rolling Mill, owned by
Malt ly l Case, has capacity for rolling seven
thousand tons per annum, worth probably
seven hundred (hulls:m(1 dollars.
The Susquehanna Rolling Mill manu
factures about live thousand tons per :in
-1111111. WON h half a million dollar,.
The Hake manufactory of (;04,. W,
Brandt A: Co., turns out annually about
four t housand Rakes,-which at fl. , rty dollars
each, are worth one hundred and , ixty
thousand dollars.
The total value of the production of the
few establishments above named, amounts,
it will be seen, to the enormous 511111 of liar
Million one hundred and sixty 1 housand
dollars-1 , 4, I 60,00 i
The coal received at 'olunthia zonounts
to UtslLt two hundn,l thousand tons per
:Inman, which, at eight dollars per ton, is
worth tdie million six hundr,l thousand
dollars--;•41,!lou,OoR
(Try llorsimor.i, Al - Ant:ET.- - I'lw pries
ranged as follows this inorning: , ;;
LA NCASTETI, SAT URDA Y, Fel,. 11, 1865.
Butter, per pound 4,1,6150 e.
Eggs, per doz. n 10,,,A5e.
Lard, per pound 254, ..1...1e,
Chickens, I lice,, per pz, I r 9w,, 1.25
do. (dressed., - , • , 1,10,,, 1.10
Ducks, per pair, (li ye,)
" (tlressed,l Mc.
I leese, per piece • -1 1.00(a,1.50
Turkeys, per pu, 1 -4.30/5 2.00
Potatoes, per bus) eel ' 11.51)
do. " ?.". peek :10(3.2.5c.
Sweet Potatoes,, per peel - 60,5',50c.
Apples, per peel - ..
.iflui fO,
Onions Ik , .
"
Turnips, •• 13 ie.
Beef, per pf mud 1. - saf 20e.
Veal, ' t." 15t,Itie.
Pork, - •• •.10er 2:J t
Beet . , " '.' per quarter 3fa Pie.
Veal, ••' ••led 111.
Pork, ~. • .. •• I s ! /. LIR%
cabhage,per head se4l:2e.
Beets, per I,uneh 34,5 e.
Celery, •• •• 35510 e.
Apple-11rd ter, per pint 20(..A1e.
" per crock 51.113fe;1.30
810 BaoxcHiAl, TautltEts
widely known as an established remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse
ness, and other troubles of Throat
and Lungs. Their good reputation and
extensive use has brought out imita
tions, and similar preparations repre
sented to be the same. which are gen
erally injurious. Mtai only " Brown'',
Bronchial Troches."
The Markets at Nolan To-day.
PulLArim.rnm; Feb. H.—Trade is very dor
mant in all departments.
Cot ton is droopin,g as a cargo of prize goods
will be offered at marshall sale to-morrow.
Cloverseed sold at 815.
Timothy at ,5646
Flax seed Si 75.
Petroleum is at a stand ; we quote Crude Kit
1713 N; Refined in bond at Ci 53,70.; Free atlio(3.ol.
ItreadstutE4 are dull, and tam sales of Flour
are only In a small way at 89(30 50 for Kuper-
Tine; 55/3.107.5 for Extra; Ibr Ex
tra.
lice Flour Is steady at 55 73.
Cornmeal 55 50.
Wheat is IMld.firmly, but there is very little
demand ; small sales of Red at $2 Ettei.2. 5. - t, and
White at $2'042 RI.
Rye is worth $1 790,1 72.
Coru is very quiet, and supplies come in
slowly; sales of 1,191 Oils Yellow at Si 9,5,01 Si.t
Oats is steady at tr 2 cents.
Barley raugirs front $1 90 to $2.,
In Proviskins but little doing,
Whiskey dull; Ohio is offered at $2 :;.3.
NEW Yomt, Feb. 14.—Flour has advanced . - X" - .7 , 10
cents; sales of 9,oollbbls. at $9 70510 25 for State;
$ll lB for Ohio, and $lO 506x.11 50 for South
ern.
Wheat and Corn arc Mtn ; with small tittles.
Pork heavy; sales of 2,000 blds ut 036 75 for
Mess.
Lard steady at 19(5.2.1%'.
Whiskey is dull at 02
Gold Is quoted at $2
NEW YORE, February 11.
Chicago and ROck Island thi•
Cumberband Prfd
Illinois Central 121
Do Bonds
Reading • 11634
Michigan Southern , 7I
DS . Guaranteed
New York Central 11V '
Pennsylvania Coal so'
Hudson River 11034
Canton co
Missouri6s ....... ... .... ......... .........................
Erie 77%
One year certificates OR?,;
Treasurys 7.310 s --
10-40 Coupons
5-20 Coupons 110
Coupons 6s
Registered 100
Registered 6s
10-40 s
102%
•
Gold 2 08, since the Board 2 07.
S-at's
---
Gold
PIIILADIELPHIA, February 13.
Penna. 6's
Readingßailroad
Penna. Railroad 66%
64
•
Long Island 43
Morris Canal 90
Gold
prokange on New York, par.
owned I,y Mussel
Wtrketo
Stock Markets.
Amid WitictS.
41511' To C .floninptives.-The adaderaigned
having been restored to health in a few weeka,
by a very simple remedy, after hiving suffered
several years,ivith a severe lung affection, and
that dread div.avo, Consumption—is imitious
to. make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means of cure.
.
TO all whodesire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge,) with the di
rections for preparing and - using the same,
which they will find a cure cure for CONSUMP
TION, ASTHMA, BEONCHTITS, COUGHS, COLDS,
&c. The only object of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he conceives to
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescriptiop will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, •
• Williamsburg, Kings County,
feb 15 3mw 6] New York.
narriagegi.
Laxnrs—Kau22.---00 the 7th inst., at the res
idence of the bride's hither. in West King st.,
by Rev. EL Ifosser, Samuel R. Landis of Salis
bury twp., this county, to FT , ma J. Kautz of
this city.
3ltatho.
HAN - Km—ln the Borough of Williamsport,
on the morning of the Bth Inst., Hananlah
Rankin, son of John and Ann Rankin, a Loco
motive Engineer, aged :19 years, 2 months and
15 days, formerly of this city. .
'GELCILULT.—On Saturday, the Ilth inst., the
Rev. Isaac Gerhart, minister Of the German
Reformed Chuch, aged 77 years, less one day.
KiNzga.—At Littlestown, Jan. 30, 1863, Mrs.
Loui -a Susanna, wife of Dr. Thomas 0. Kinzer,
and daughter of Anios and Julianna Lefever,
aged 2 ; years, 10 months and 12 days.
11 ow strange are. the vicissitudes of life, and
uncertain its tenure? She has gone in the
spring time of youth and hope. Her course on
earth Is finished, The grave has closed over
her, whilst tile husband of a year and her
many attached friends are left to mourn for
the loved departed.
The eye Is dim—the loving eye,
That beamed so fondly on us here—
:..-,aled up In death, the anxious sigh,
No more bedews it with a tear.
But, in the land beyond the grave,
That voice will swell in rapturous tone
The song to Him who died to save,
And bring the weary traveler home.
I td&w. BY A FRIEND
riv Advertionnanto
rib HILLER.---,1 MILLER, WHO UN.
derstands Stone Dressing and is well ac
quainted with the business, will hear of a good
situation and steady employment, by applying
to the undersigned. : % married man preferred.
WM. B. McATEE S SON.
feb l i 2tw.6 Lewistown, Pa.
„ } Do HIL ADELP II I A
1565
1 PAPER 11.1.NGINGS.
HoWELL S BOURKE
MANUFM"FURERS OF IVALL PAPEI:;,:
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS
Coruor Folirth and Market Streets
N. IL—A line st.oek of LINEN IS I lADE:Si. eon
stan tly on hand. J. WEB:.3TEIL
13 3mw
ESTATE OF JAM;Z:ODOWNEY, LATE
of Lancaster City, Lancaster county, dee'd.
Letters of administration on said estate 'laving
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
Indebted thereto are requested to make imme
diate settlement, and those haVing claim, or
demands against the same, will present [Mon
Without delay for settlement to the undersign
ed. IJ\ DOWNLlV,Administrator,
at iv 6 ; Resid ing in Lancaster.
IZ EAM ER'S HOTEL,
sotith,rl,l l.um• - i • .11 , 1iIn Una reMblll . g
k; ItI.2.ENsP.L. 7 I{G, PA.
The'old establishment in still in the manage
ment "r thv undersigned. Its
pre% ers :did Traders cannot he surpassed.
for 100 horses•
HENRY REAM Ell.
Prupri(•lor
j) O ll' 01 E 'E'
[Fifteen Years Fair Trial. ,
PEYSSON, PIMA ntu.ruU
POUDRETTE, F2O 00 per ton, taken from the
Factory loose, or 50 cents per bushel, and iii2o it
per ton in bags . —delivered at, Steamboat and
Railroad Depots in Philadelphia. ilromfactory
Gray's Ferry Road, above the Arsenal, Philn.
Depot. POISSON'S jonvm, Gloucester N. J.,
Woodbury road.
Of - flee—Library street, No. .e2e, hack of the
New rest I, flico, Phila. Dealers '
FRENCH, RIA'HARDS 01
4111.1. Callowlllll streets, Phila.
fee 15 -hew 6
USTATE OF THOMAS McCAFSLAND,
n late of Colerain township, deceased,—Let
ters of adminiatrat 'on on said estate haying
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested to make imme
diate settlement, and those hayinz claims or
elnalaiti against the same tylll present them
without delay for settlement to the undersign-
THOMAS BEYER
CHARLES K. MCbONALD,
fhb 15 titcy 4 s Administrators.
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF JOHN W.
,t 1 ross, of Ephrata township.--The
fluter
signed Auditor, appointed to pass upon the ex
ceptions to the accounts and distribute the
balance remaining in the hands of Al art hi
Gross, the Assignee, to and among those legally
entitled to the same, will sit for that purpose
on FRIDAY, MARCH 10th, ISiti, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., in the Library Room of the Court House,
in the City of Lancaster, where all persons in
terested in said distribution may attend.
J. H. KAUFMAN, Auditor.
liw it
TA LUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUR-
I' I.IC n pursuance of an Order of
the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county, the
undersigned,
It
undersigned, of the minor children
of James Mel:41114:y, deceased, will sell by pub
lic
.vendue, at the public House of Solomon
Sprecher, In Lameister city on SATURDAY,
the .4th day of MARCH, A. ii., ISH, the follow
ing real estate of said minors, viz:
A Lit or Mee of liround, situate in James
street, in trie City of Lancaster, adjoining
property of Ihe Lutheran Church and others,
containing in front, on James street, about
thirteen feet six inches, and extending in depth
about one hundred and t wenly-eight feet,
with a Two-sTotty FRAME HOUSE and
other improvements thereon.
Persons Avishing to view theprom toes prior
to the (lay of sale will please call on the under
signed, or on C. Eshleman, residing thereon.
Sate M commence at 7 o'elock, P. M., when
attendance will be given and terms of sale
made ICIMW1) b 141 NIEL mccoßT,
fob t., :11w 61 U uardian.
OUSE SMITH AND WAGON :tTAKER
11 sIth)PRENT.—The Hous,, smi th
and wugon - -
Maker Shop, 1.. which I here Is a
small lot sttaehed, situated nn Mill Creek, On
the 'Strasburg and Millport Turnpike, is for
rent - . It is at good stand, and has been doing:in
excellent business f i many years. For terms
apply to JAMES DUNLAP
Ite•ailling •the Tavarn adjoining, or to
JOHN EUHTERNACRT,
Paradise township.
fi•l 1,11 t% ]
PunLic SALE SATURDAY
MARCH 11th, istis, by virulent the last
will and testament of Samuel Downey, late of
Lancaster city, deceased, will be sold by the
undersigned surviving executor, at public yen
due, at I lie public house of — lsaac Powell, in
Not. I I (Zueen street, in said city, the following
real estate, to wit :
No. I. A Lot of Ground in Lancaster city,
fronting past on Mulberry street sixty-four feet
four and one-half inches, and running back to
a fourteen feet alter two hundred and forty-rive
feet, and adjoining on the north the pAZ:rty
of Henry Leonard, and on the south tit .3i:t
arty of flue late Sebastian Essig, with a ONE
ST'IRV DOI:I3LE FRA 'ME DWELLING
llt )t. SE thereon erected.
. _
co. 2. A. Lot of Ground in init.' city, situated
on the southeastt corner of lemon and Char
lotte streets, fronting on Charlotte street sixty
four feet tour and a half incites, and adjoining
on the south the property now of Win. Gor
recht, with a TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE, and a small Log Weatherboarded
House thereon erected.
No. 3. The undivided one-half of Three
A ores of Land, in the City of Lancaster, in the
North West Ward, without improvement, ad
join ing on the north, property of John Lorentz;
on the east the property of the late Michael
Metiranu f on the south and west by property
sof Jacob Oriel, John Enders, and others.
Salt It commence at 7 o'clock, P. M. of said
day, when attendancc will given and condi
thins made known by DAVID
so, ivi nit EXl,llO,r of Supine] DOWIIPy.
ieb 15 to 6'
SP MI NG GOODY NOW OPENING
H. 4 (; E R S BROTHER
offer for sale at lowest market rates
II U,S'E- 1? _V IS IT ING GOOD
SHEETINGS, DAMASKS, CHINTZES,
M LANS, LINENS, BLANKETS.
DIES"D E •S' G () D .S'
•
SILKS, MOHAIItS, SHAWLS,
DE LA ISIS, CALICOES, CLOAKINGS.
Mot - ENING GOODS.
MEN'S WEAR
CLOTHS, ESTINGS, JEANS,
CASSIMERES, CASIIMERETTES,
COTTONA DES.
fIE DY-MA DE CLOTHING
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
Of Our Own Manufactui;p
Clothing made M order promptly and in a au
CA RPETS ..-LND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
BRUSSELS, VENETIAN, OIL CLOTHS.
INGRAIN, RAG, 31ATTINGS.
CHINA, GLASS AND Q UEENSWARE.
GILT BAND CHINA,
FANCY TEA SETTS,
ENG. WHITE GRANITE,
COMMON W ARE
1000 PO UN DS PR.IXE FEATHERS.
WALL PAPERS! WALL PAPERS!
10,000 Pieces New Styles the largestassortment
ever offered in this City, and will be sold
at the lowest prices.
fob lb
EAGER S BROTHERS.
tfw 0
IfttrAdvertisttnents.
F ,NA_NcEp OF lANCAPITER locorsTY
RECFIPTS FOR 1864. :
1861. SAM EL HESS, Treasurer, Dr.
Jan, 4, To Cash received from:John •
Denlinger, Treasurer, be i bal
ance as per Auditor's repo rt
8:29,514 44
Jan. 7, Received from Jesse Landis,
costs in Copn'th vs. Abm.Hfuniner.
Jan. 11, Receivett from Jesse Landis
costs in Com'th vs. DavidEownum.
Jan. is. Received from Jesse Landis,
costs in Com'th vs. Benjamin and
Lydia Jones
Jan. 20, Received from Militia Tai
"...for 1863, as per late Auditor's state
ment
Jan. 26, Received from State Tax, be
ing an over plus of State Tax for
1863
Feb. 1, Received from F. Smith, Sh'lf,
fine andjury fund
Feb. 1,5 Received l from Jacob 'Miller,
juror fine
Feb. Received from C. IL Penny,
for Election Laws
March Ili, Received from Jesse Lan
dLs, interest, 4c., in Com'th vs. A.
E. Kover
March 24, Received from Daniel Esh
leman, Ephrata township, Loan....
March 114, Received from Samuel -K.
Landis, East LMnpeter township,
Loan
March IQ, Received from John Sen
senig, Sr., Earl township, Loan
March 211, Received from Jonh B. Sen
senig, Earl township, Loan
March 31, Received from Fmanuel
Kins:ch, East Herupfleld township.
Loan
,'Larch 31, Received from Maria E.
Grabill, W. Earl, Loan
April 1, Reed from Michael Kneisly,
Manor township, Loan
April 1, Received from Immo B. Ka uf
ma m Penn township Loan
April 1, Reed from . Christian Hos
teter, Manheim township, Loan...
April 1, Received from John Work
man, E. flempileld township, Luau
April 1, Received from Sophia Kurtz,
Manheim township, Loan
April 2, Received front Magdalena
Becker, Lancaster township. Loan
April 4, Reed fr6na Elizabeth Kurtz.
wife of Daniel Kurtz, City, Loan...
April IL Received from Tobias Den
linger, East Hemptleld township.
Loan
April 7, Reed from Anna Denlinger.
Manor township,. Loun
April 11, Received from John Risser,
Warwick. township, Loan
April 11, Received trout Magdalena
aunt: City, City, Loan -
April 12, 4 Received from Adam Dil
ler, East Earl township, Loan
April 11, Received from C. D. Warfel,
Sup. Salisbury township, on ac
count of Bridge at Denlingees Mill
April Pt, Received from Henry
Musser, Earl township, Loan
April 25, Received front Henry Mar
tin, Ephrata township, Loan.
April 25, Reed from David B. Rudy,
Warwick township, Loan
April 2.5, Received from John D. Lan
dis, Sian brim township, Loan
April 27, Received front Henry- M.
lironentuu, to Elizabethtown, for
a stray horse sold
April 27, Ilecci veil from .1‘ dm H. Zel
lers, Clerk t 3. 5., for costs paid by
St rs. Shick ly
Slay 3, Received front E. Smith, Sh'
Mies and ury tine
May 3, Received host John H. Zel
lers, Clerk Q. S., line of S. R. Zug...
May 3, Received from John H. Zel
lers, Clerk Q. S. costs on account
front Jno. Kehler
Slay It, Received front John H. Zel
lers, Clerk Q. S., costs in mun'th
Jac. Fair
31ev 11, Reed front John H. Zeller,
line aind tests lu COm'th vs. \. I iar
limn
May 16, Ree'd front David Kemper,
for relief 111011ey refunded from
Ephrata township
it iv 30, 111.1•'.1 f 1,111 A. S. Clark, for
I lank tax duplicates
June 11, Itt-ceived from County Com
tu for old Lumber st ad at
Factory Bridge
June 11, Itee•ti lions F.Smith,Sheri
Mies
June li, Received from '. D. Warfel,
suit, of Salisbury, bat on bridge at
tenlinger's Mill
June 27, Received from Jesse Landis,
costs in Com' t h vs. J. S. Cumline...
July I, Received from John Stauffer,
J. P., East liempfleld township,
Pa' stray sheep sold
July It, Received from John Ram
haugh, Mr 2 blank tax duplicates.... f,
July 12, Received front David Kemp , '
er, Ephrata township, Loan
July 13, Received from Elias B. Bom
berger', Idol Homptleld township
Loan
July 15, Received John .L Fordney,
City, Loan
July 20, Received from Andrew Olen
ner Salisbury It ,wushi p, Loan
July 2.5, Received from Barnard
Jerkier, Salisbury township, Loan
July Received front .1. F. Hershey,
Salisbury township, Loan
Jul . y di, Received from Emanuel P.
Manhelm township, Loan..
July 25, Received front .Imo. Rohrer,
E. HeMprield (OW/1811i p, LI/an
July 2:lt, Received front John Gin
grich, N. 11,mplield twp., Loan__
July 2, - , Received front John Harra,
East Hemptieltl township, L
July *25, Received from H. K. Kurtz,
Ephrata township, Loan
July 30, Rec'd from Joseph C. Buck
waiter, Manheim township, Loan.
Aug. 1, Received front Adam BortA
tied, Conestoga township, Loan
AU 'l l 'l, Received front Dan'l Rohrer,
1:0,1 I leninneld township, Loan._
Aug. 1, Received front Tobias Den
linger, East Hempfield township,
Dtan
Aug,:, Received from Amos Groff,
eosis Cont'th vs. II Reese
Aug. 5, Reed front F. Smith, Sheriff,
nnes and jury fund
Augt - 10, Received from Geo. Pot ci
ney, exonerated tax
Nov. 1. Received from C. M. Martin,
I. p , of Mt. Joy borough, line on
•
Henry Shue for swearing
Nov. 21, Received from Jesse Lan
dis, amount of judgment, Lancits
ter istllllly Vs. Wnt. L. Alice, 11•141 V.
ecru, No. 43
Dee. ii, Received front .tofu 11. Zel
ler, line in Cont'th vs. Mary Ann
Stevenson
Dec. 7, Reed from F. Smith, sheriff,
line and jury fund
Dec. 19, Received froni 0. Hartman,
for blank tax duplicate
t% 1 31, Received from Wnt. S. skirk,
costs Mal tines in Commonwealth
I , llllallll el 1 11111
Dee. li, Received from .lesse Landis,
costs in Commonwealth VB. I. ieorge
Shallcross
Dee, 31. Received front John .1. Coch
not aneothers jrl/ soldiers
A fly rCfPlie u/ . 0 ..01 rules
.1,1(,•rio fir/. ISUI, us per liol fl,lllShdt
75 rr,.er,rerby the Couuty , on rir issioncrs,
to trit::
Adainstown ll.rough 168 10
Earl. 932 in
Brecknock 72,1 93
l'iermirv(l 1,1:17 61
Cocalico East 1,2611 911
rtwalle. 1,619 /0
C'nlcra in 1,056 3s
Columbia Borough 449 12
west oga 2,147 61
1,311 76
Clay 1,4112 .50
Dian::Ail East 4 649 96
Dont•gal West 1,16316
Drtiniore 1,0364 111
Ephrata 2,013 19
Earl 1,961 1.15
Earl East 2,596 59
Earl West 2,173 17
El izalieth 961 II;
Elizabeth 17s 72
Eden 591 93
Fulton 1,256 90
Heniptlehl East 3,962 76
lieu, ptioll Vest . .1,217 ir2
Lainpolor Ea5t...... ......... ......... 4.2.52 99
Lampeter West . :3,02 71.
Laneastor. ............... ..... ........... 1,7113 .17
1A...a5h...1 . City, East Warcls..... 5,92 40
West Wards... 5,278 64
3,a3i 59
3,177 630
.1,332 04
1,555 gy
969 53
6,,i34 39
2,Z7S 35
607 5.1
1,132
439 11
2,8112 711
2,540 08
1,136 1 1 5
MO 41
3,013 '27
4,099 91
1,161 6.3
11,020 26
611
3,30 7 31)
:222 91
-- II
Let tenek Upper
Little Britain
Manheito
Mart Le
Manor
Mount Joy
Mount .for Borou—h..
Iklarietta
Manheirn
Paradise
Penn
Pequea
Providence
Rapho
Salisbury
Sadsbury
Strasburg
Strasburg Borough....
Waiwiek
Wash
Mount Joy borough 1863 $ 21 29
Leacock township do 5 99
strasburg do ....... ..... do :3 61
Ella ,bethtown borough... do 13 80
Conestoga township do 3 33
Alartic - do do 51 97
Clay do- do 50 26
Paradise do do 5 41
Lampetcr E. do do 19 72
Ephrata do do 14 50
Earl West do do 14 , 8
LampeterW. dm do 3 89
Earl do do 48 00
I Tumor° do 3 do 20 25
Canarvon do do 175
Cocalico E. do do 1 65
West:Wards, City, do 01 74
Rapho township do 4 61
do ,per Breneman) ....... do 1 95
Bart township do 10 45
do (per Baughman) do 2.5
East Wards—City do 95 00
Cocalico W.. twp. do 10 22
Little Britain twp. do 8 55
Salisbury do do 9 73
Washington bor. do 1 4:1
Fulton township. do 6 94
Eden do 1861 9 53
Coleraln do do 3 30
Donegal W. twp. do 3 42
Lancaster do .., do 6 Si)
Sadsbury do do 15 68
Leacock do do 6 27
Strasburg do do 19 87
Pequea do do 5 94
Providence do do 10 07
Marietta borough do 21 81
Conestoga twp. ...... .... do 18 26
Paradise twp. ...... .... do . 10 76
Cocalleo W. twp. do 3 00
Leacock twp. do 2 63
Hartle do ...... .... do 16 67
Bart do do 2 85
Penn do do 5 06
Columbia borough do 63 85
Fulton township do 4 61
Drumore do ...... .... do 18 62
Earl do do 7 41
Hemptleld NV. twp do 18.34
Rapho township ...... .... do - 404
Elizabeth do ' ...... .... do 3 00
Slanheim borough do 5 42
Hempfleld E. twp. do 14 49
Cocalico E. twp. do 4 28
Lampeter E. twp. do 23 02
Ephrata twp. do 4 76
To amount of outstanding Tax as per
report of last County Auditor
lapenditurca of 1864,
By amount of Court order, In favor
of Jacob A. Miller, Sno.Stroln r jr.
and Sam'! Book, County Auditors,
for auditing the several accounts
and incidental expenses for 180 00
P. 0. Eberman, Court order for stat
ing account for 1863 25 00
568 commissioners orders drawn ipr.
1804 including relief to Familes of
• Volunteers and Bounties to Vol.
unteers 129,223 23
837 Court Bills and Certidentes 12,395 33
19 Road VleWerti & Burveyoni orders 119 24
ajtut Adrertiotintsts.
Coilatables return orders to Court of
Quarter Sessions:— . -
COMIC'S/381011S allowed collectors__
Exoneratlona do
Outstanding Tazei.
Rapho township, 1061... ...... ..-9 200
Brecknock " 91 45
Caenarcon " 31r2 06
Coltunbiaborougli" ............. MB 72
*Cony township " ............. '.197 56
" ........ is 06
*Donegal E " 682 46
*Earl East " " ............. all 09
*Earl West " _........ 441 69
*Elizabethtown bor..lBGi 81 72
Flenupfleld E. twp " 00
°Lampeter West twp . ..... 109 95
Lancaster, *E. Watts 842 63
Lancaster, W. Wards ." ......_ $64
Little Britain twp. ........ 685 70
*Manhelm " " ......_ 1,691 42
*Manor " 25
Mount Joy " " 484 38
do borough" ......... 226
Salisbury " ....._ 95
"Strasburg borough " ......_ 33 72
*Warwick township " _ ... . 193 97
Treasurer's Commission on $ ;10,33"_
at 8-10 per cent
Balance.
Those vvarketi thus s have since tail
AUDITORS• REPORT
We, the undersigned Auditors of Lancaster
county, do certify, that we have carefully ex
amined' the above account of Samuel Hess,
Esq., Treasurer of said county, and have com
pared his vouchers with the same, and Lind a
balance in his hands of Forty-three thousand,
five hundred and thirty-two dollars and four
cents, (43,532 CU.)
We have examined the account of Christian
Gast, Esq., Treasurer of the Poor and 'House of
Employment of Lancaster county, and find
balance due hi a of Five hundred and forty
six dollars and eight cents, (5546 OS) on the
second day of January, 1504.
We have also examined the account of p.
W. Housekeeper, Esq., Treasurer of the Board
of Prison Inspectors, aad found it correct,
showing a balance in his bands of One thous
and six hundred and t wenty-three dollars and
sixty-eight cents, tir , 1,623 on the second day
of January, 1,64.
The liabilities of the County at the present
time for Individual loans at four and live per
cent. per annum, amount to $191,573 el deduct
lug the above amount in hae ds of the Treasur
er, $43,532 04, would show an indebtedness of
$145,441i55, the outstanding taxes amount to
$10,516 11.
In witucs.. o I.creof, e .• have hereunto set our
hands at 16c t'unnnission,r'c Otllce. this [Wen
tieln tint of January,
JulIN STROHM„Ir.,
SAMI'ET. BOOK,
DA VI I) S. cLARK ,
Auditor of Lancaster county.
fOiIM I SSION EM'S STATEMENT
The f4.lh.wing is a..tatentent of the i'onunis
eLuter.' I init.,. drawn sin riattntel llrst. Ti e:t4-
(trey I.ltiteaster e for the ye:Ar
AdamsLoW n, W In. 5,1,l- .5 15 00
Earl. (4. W. Johnson 43 00
Breeknoek, Benjamin 5vi1,1..... _^. 00
0
Co•rnarvon, Ju,epli er 40 0)
C.walloo East, ,
.
ClWalleo West, John Frantz 40 00
Colerain, James McCullough 15 110
Columbia Borough, John Eddy 50 00
Conestoga, NI. Benedict 45 00
Conoy A. M. Barlanan W. 00
Cloy, Henry W. Barre 3.5 00
Donegal I.:am., John Runiliach 03 00
DOM:gn I Well, .1i.,.. IL 111 , 11e11M11 :11 MI
1./rumors ' C. Al. Johnson . - 4; 05
Ephrata, John NV. Gross 50 00
Earl, C. I. Hoflinan 55 00
Ear( Last, John S:1.11,411:111 52 00
Earl West,.lacol. Wolf 2)) 00
Elizabeth', tieor g , Ihmum, :; I I))
Elizabethtown Bor., Geo. W. Hardner... 20 50
I , ', len, John Graham 32 00
Fulton, .Xlfred King .0 (NJ
liemptield 1 5 1st, Freirk Hoffman M 00
Ili-mm - 140d West, Joseph Brown :ill IX)
Lanipeter East, Robert Mlllcr IS ell
Lanipcter West, D. NI. Landis 12 ail
Lancaster, Benjamin Huber 22 110
I 0 ty, N. W, Ward, Wm. B st rine 1511 (II)
" s. W, Ward, E. Harkins In cull 10 00
" N. - E. Ward, I icorge King 150 00
S. E. Ward, James H. Barnes ...... ... 130 00
Leacoek, Joel S. Ehy 45 04)
I,ciassik Upper. N. F. Sin - slit - re 50 00
Little Britain, Levi Barnett 40 tio
Manheim Borough, .1. l'. IIyUS 0 . 2 10
Martic, James A. Ewing :30 00
iNlatior, M. R. Shenk PO 00
Ilount. Joy, D. E. Gingerich 55 1)0
Al out i t Joy Born ug,h „T. It. Fitzgerald__ 30 00
Marietta Isaac Reisinger 32 00
Manheim '' IL Ditlenderler...... 171X1
Paradise, Elias Miller IS 04)
Pismeil, Andr.•w Nlehan'y :ii I))
. .
l'..nn. K. 11. ingerich .10 00
Providence, .1. ..\l. Martin 70 00
Rauh°, J. B. Breneman .................. .......... r.O 00
Sallsbory,.l. U. Warfel 70 (10
sietslairy, John Allen 45 00
Strasburg, J. W. Fritz .0) 00
Strasburg Borough, John Wentz 2.5 tel
Warwk,k, A. It. flak Ina n 474 00
Washington Borough, .bas. E. Charles... ;0 00
G. W. Gardner:n or altering nl'oolllll of
EliZabetillt,Wll :; 00
M. R. Shenk, for altering account of
IThenor township. Stilt, tax 15 00
As.e•sors taking enumeration of laxa-
Jle, 111:, 75
Ifrl n,, ring Bridge.
Robert Russell for repairing bridge
ovror Conestoga at the old Cotton Fac
tory. and Safe Harbor
George Keener for 5 days work
S. note for Iron bolts, .fm
Iteorge Genteel for boarding hands_
A. W. Russell for Spikes, Nails, fe
.1. a I. Peter,, for Lumber for hridge
nt
the old Factory
If. K. Stoner du do
Qwrr(r Session, ClA4rt
Henry Musser, Esq., Clerk fees'....
J. R. Livingston. Esq . Attorney...
F. Smith, Esq., Sheriff
.Tolin 1-1. Zellers, Esq., Clerk
Jur..rs pity
WI tiloss p:t
-.llisliemS pay
l'onstables pals
Crier null Tipsi;lve,
u von: pay
Crior and l'lpstavi,
,dirt hover.
6, M. Steinman & bill for Bard
ware.
1. Gable, gas titling and water pipes...
Jacob Hotharmel, bill for Brushes
A. H. Barr, for manilla rope for clock..
Daniel Erisman, carpentry
J. R. Russel, for Hardware
A. 1!. Flinn, gas tilting, to
(1. Spreeher, cement and sundries..
Joseph D. Snyder, sundries
.1. El 10rIlla lI'S estate, can , and mend
ing elock
David Bair & Co„ muslin
Seiler &Sons, boards
Silvus & May, hardware
A M. Frantz, one load cobs
Wm. Dillor, iron raiiiim
M. McCullum, steps and painting
Mrs. Slyer, (leaning house
F. Sweetzer and others, for lat e r
George Keller, masonry .
Lancaster County Prison, carpet ing...
J. Heline, mending chairs
S. C. Taylor, for ice
11. Zaeppel, do
14. Wugener, shoveling snow
A. IL Russel. sundries. ...........
.5. B. Ilixler, Esm, I'oroner, anti others
Bolding Inquest on bodies Qf 47 per
t.../ms found dead in Lancaster count:,
Win. Spencer, Esq., 1.11 days services
as Commissioner at F:12.00 per
9252 00, and 2:120 mile , :it 11 rents per
mile .:::100 Total amount &Aril 50.
Ito home ............... ...... ...
On account of Fervices for 1801
John Donor, Esq., 117 days' services as
'ommissioner a t 92.00 per day ; 2 ,1:91 00,
and 2771 miles at ti cents per mile
1 1 1:10 211. Total amount. 51:10 20 . Bal
atter
David Kemper, P.:N(I., 121 days' SerVil,
as Commissioner at 52080 per day
0 248 00, and 2591 miles at 0 rents per
lane ; 1 171 12. Total amount 9110 12.
Balance 100 12
On account of nerciren fur ..... 400 00
Thomas Collins on account of services
as Commissioner . 450 00
Jesse Landis one years salary a5501ie1tar.............
tar............. ........ ............... ......... 150 00
P. L. Elterman•s Salary S.:11) 00
(1, 1 larkson for steel pens
.1 "5
F.l'. Talmage, Callender Clock
A. IL McClemant„Sral Pre-,
Eieetiee,
Election officers holding township
elections 1019 76
Special election . . 1224 84
General e1ecti0n....... ......... .......... ....... 1217 90
Presidential election. . 1329 25
Election officers holding special elec
tion in Clay township 24 45
Election officers for city
...... 80 46
Specl.l election in Leacock township. 21 80
J. Shober, consolidating city election. 2 15
J. Carpenter and John Zellers, clerk
ing for return Judgesat August elec.-
lion 8 16
J. E. Carpenter and J. C. Boyd, clerk
ing for General election... ...... ...... 00
do for Presidential e1ecti0n............ 40 09
J. Selclomridge, services,at election..... 38 14
Assessors' pay for lists of voters 1151 55
Constables pay at township election... 214 GO
Henry Baumgardner, bill for coal $ g,5l 50
Military Expenses.
Bounties paid to volunteers. $.31,,'04 00
Subsistence for 348 00
Relief to sundry persons... 20 00
Pay to volunteersfor short time of ser
vice
150 88
•
•
J. J. Cochran, postage and envelopes.. 8 19 15
_ .
Penitentiary.
Eastern Penitentiary for support of
convicts for the year 1841 "8 398 88
Gas.
Lanerster Gas Company, gas bi11__...... S 130 97
Pi-in/fag.
John M. Ensminger, bill for printing_ 8 22 00
F. H.. Stauffer , " ... 22 00
F. L.: Baker, ••" 55 00
Rudolph Kuhn, '. " "' . '"27 00
Pearsol & Geist, " 4 . .., 60345
George Sanderson, , • " 44 139 00
...
John Bears Sons, ~ '' 460 70
S. A, Wylie, ..."'359 43
H. B. Lehman, .. " ... 34,
Hiestand & Co., " " ... 453 37
A, M. Rambo, ••
E. R. Thomas," " ... 40 00
"
Cooper, Sanderson & Co., ... 262 78
82,593 48
Public OSic e..
George Wiant for books an nding.. 3 374 70
William Leaman, Esq„ auditing pub
lic offices 114 00
X 5,683.76 5,983.76
8 988 70
Poor and. Howie of Employment.
Amos Henderson, Esq., on account of
estimate for support of poor. ... . .... 05,000 00
C. Gast, Esq., Treasurer in fu11..........,, 19,100 00
824,100 00
_Prison,
Peter Johns, Esq., on account of esti
mate for support of Prison ARO 00
P, W. Housekeeper, rag, on amount
of estimate for supportof Prison.— 6,500 00
gtur gavatiottunto.
A. Rohrer In fun-
Danie s l Witmin ,till.Ftet;
Amo Herr; f
John Boyer do
Martin B. Sheaffer, in fa11......... _......._.
Eliza Binkley, do -
Amos Sourbeer, do ...........
Harriet - Brovrn
Interest paid to b0ndhti1der5..........-
Past Mortem Examinations.
Post mortem examinations on the
bodies of 16 persons found dead in
Lancaster County $l6OOO
Janitor.
Joseph C. Snyder, servloes as Janitor
for one year 481 00
Lunatic Asylum.
Penn'a State Lunatic Asylum for sup
port of Rowe awl Clark. for 33.2 78
. , .. .
Road Damages.
W. Fore. road damages Sadsbary twp. S. 3.50 CO
Joseph Pownall, do 45 76
Samuel Slokom. do 74 8.5
Jos. D. Polvnall, dO 150
Levi Grube, Manheim 25 G.)
Daniel Rudy, do 800
Robert Kerns, Manor 50 00
Jacob Picket, do 30 00
Jacob Mohler, West Earl. 20 00
Lydia k. Catharine Brenise, W. Earl._ - 35 00
Christi= Yost, Leaeock 10 84
G. Sanderson, Mayor, am't. due city... 0) 58
M5,9M,76
Vagrants.
G. Sanderson, Mayor's fees for vagrant
cases
Censtabie :14u1;er
do Gundaker
do Baker ........ ......... .....
do Messenkop
do Franey.
do Shrode
Relief.
Relief to Families of Volunteers.
Miscellaneous.
Taxes refunded to Collector, and indi
viduals
Paid Court orders for arresting Horse
Thieves <3
Expenses for taking persons to House
of Refuge.
Wm u . Demuth and others copying 'Tax
John Dillow, Boarding Jurors
William Cooper do
Lancaster city for Water rent ....... ......
SamT Hess, Esq., Treasurer, for uncol
lected Taxes in Earl t0wn5hip...........
L. Hilton, bringing John Hagen from.
111in0i5...... ......... ................ .............
Dr. J. L. Atlee, for services in Com.
vs. Neff
John Johns, for Revenue Stamps
J. Boyers and others witness in road
case
J. Amweg, Esq., takingdepositions in
case
Wm. Demuth and others copying tax
lists....
Daniel Eppinger for days work
William Lechler do do
T. B. Jefferies for boxing recordl;
H. Wagner for day's work
J. Shartzer, collector of Washington
bor for collecting Taxes
G. H. Hartman, horse and buggy hire.
0. R. 3lessersmith, Esq., donation for
sufferers of Chambersburg caused
by Rebel Raid
Patriot Daughters for relief of persons
from Chambersburg sojourn, in this
city
John Knoxstead and others expenses
in laying out State road between
Berks and Lancaster counties
W. Spencer, Esq., expenses in a road
case 29 20
J. Landis, Esq., professional services.. 83 00
Jesse Landis, cpsts in Conn. vs. Miller.. 3 Si
31. McKinsey, Tor Election Las s 8 41
H. F. Bridgens for 2 County Atlases... 12 00
J. F. Plank and others laving mit State
road between Berks, Lancaster and -
Chester counties - 20 oo
C. F. Eberman for cleaning Clock 30 00
J. W. Gross, Assessor, Ephrata twp.,
attending appeals 300
W. 13. Wiley, Esq., qualifying Sheriff
and Commissioners to select Jurors
for 1805 80
M. Zahm interpreting in Court, S .... 25 00
J. W. Fritz, Assessor, attending spe
cial appeal 1 00
J. (iundaker, serving subptcua 5 00
Road viewers orders
Constables
Outstanding taxes
Exonerations
Commissions
Auditors' pay
•
Clerk's pay
Treasurers Commissions
Balance in Treasurer's bands
.520.5.955 77
WILLIAM SPENCER,
DAVID KEMPER,
THOMAS C. COLLINS,
feb 1521 w tij County COULIDASSiOn ers.
S. 7- 3 0 1. -. 0 A N
By anthority of the Secretary of the Tress
ury, the undersigned has assumed the General
Subscription Agency for the sale of United
States Trea-sury . iotes, bearing seven and three
tenths per cent. Interest, per annum, known
as the
MEM
II Y 0
0 00
16 60
18 ,
6 41
SEVE-V-THIRTY LOA V .
These Notes are Issued under dateALAugust
15th,18&I, and are payable three years from that
time, in currency, or are convertible at the
option of the holder into
U. S. 5.20 SIX PER CENT.
1 0(1 xf
q 73 00
c
41
4TO
4,401 01
1,1,6 80
" , 4^ 00
':OLD BE-4BING BONDS
These bonds are now worth a premium of
nine per cent., including gold interest from
November, which makes the actual profit on
he 7-30 loan, at current rates, including in
terest, about ten percent. per annum, beside Its
exemption Arm State and municipal taxation,
which adds front one to three per cent. ntorc, ac
cording to the" rate levied on other property.
The interest is payable semi-annually by cou
pons attached to each note, which may be cut
off and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $5O note.
Two cents " " " 100 "
Ten " " " " 100 "
20 " 1000 "
$1 " " " 5000 "
MEE!
31
3 )
95
7 11
75 37
10 b
1u 60
:10 9 4
_6 30
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip
t lons. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government, and it is con
fidently expected that its superior advantages
will make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN, OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than 5200,000,00:1 remain unsold, which
will probably be disposed of within the next GO
or 90 days, when the notes will undoubtedly
command a premium, as has uniformly been
the ease on closing the subscription to other
Loans. •
In order that citizens of every town and sec
tion of the country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
scriptions at par. Subscriber'ii will flelect their
own ayents, in whom they haveconfidenee, snd
who only are to he responsible for the delivery
of the notes for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
feb 10 3md &a-
;egal goticto.
STATE OF JOHN LANDIS, LATE OF
Ea West Cocalieo township, dec'd.—Letters
of Administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted there to are requested to make Im
mediate settlement-, and those having claims
or demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing In said township.
CYRUS REAM. Administrat , r,
Residing In East Cocalico twp.
fehl 6tw I
ESTATE OF FANNY KURTZ, LATE OF
East Hempfield township, dec'd.—Letters
of Administration on said estate hexing been
granted to the undersigned, all indebt
ed thereto are requested to snake immediate
settlement and those having claims or de
mands against the said decedent's estate, will
make known the same to him without delay.
If. K. DENHAM, Administrator
Jan 256t•w3 Residing In said township.
ESTATE OF SIMON - WINTEIL9, LATE
of Providence township, dec'd.—Letters
Testamentary on said estate having been grant
ed to the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate set
tlement, and those having claims or demands
against the same will present them without de
lay for settlement to the undersigned, residing
in said township, JOHN K. RAL'B,
JOHN TWEED.
Executors.
Jan 25 Ettw 3]
$32,339 38
NOTICE.—ESTATE OF JOS.
late of Ephrata township, deceased. Let
ters of administration on said estate having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto aro requested to make imme
diate settlement, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in said township.
ANDREW lIRICII,
BENJAMIN ITRICH,
Administrators.
Janll Ota.l)
ESTATE OF ABRAHAM
ry BAUMAN,
DEC'D.—Letters Ttaenta on the
estate of Abraham Bauma es n, m late of Manheim
township, deed having been granted to the
subscriber residing In said township: All per
sons Indebted to said estate are requested, to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them, without delay,
properly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY SHRELNER,
Executor.
Jan 11 80v11
VT OR NOTICE.—ENFATE OF
ESTMER MILLER, late of Leaoook town
stfp, deceased. Letters testamentary on said
estate having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted thereto are requested to
make Immediate settlement, and those having
claims or demands against the same will pre
sent them without delay for settlement to the
undersigned, residing in said
GRlLBtownshi&Eß
rIIR UR
janll Eltwa GOTF
.ExectitAr.
ITTKEREAs LETTERS OF ADmi - NIS.
y y tration on the Estate of Samuel S. Baugh
man, late of Bart township, deceased, have
been granted to the bseriber : All persons
indebted to The said estate are requested to
Make immediate poyment and those - having
claims or demands agains t the estate of said
deoedent will make known the same With Out
delay to JOHN af; BEP. , YBE9F;R,
Administrator.
Ban 41 2 .. 4 7 : Ljaia Insw
Loan; Asia.
S WOO 00
150 00
600 00
400 00
600 00
1500 00
ZOO 00
132, 00
50 00
83,487 15
71
EH - 73
173 03
66
61 46
103 47
1606
.. , •'.10,1M CO
6 66
- 00
00
00
1 60
511,116 - I)
116 2
213 6 6
1©91614
3,3l'_' 61
5,1196 61
Cloaks, Velvets &c.,
far below the present GOLD Plums I
We have also on hand, a large Stock of
DOMESTIC! GOODS,
which we are now selling at a great, reduction
from the prices we have been selling them at.
As we have had the advantage of a rise in the
prices of our Stock In the progress of the War
for the last two or three years, we now propose
to give our customers the Advantage of the fail
in Prices.
CALICOES and MUSLINS, reduced,
FLANNELS and TABLE LlNENS,reducied,
BLANKETS and all STAPLE GOODS reduced.
Wo respeetiull3; solicit from the Ladies and'
others, visiting Philadelphia, an examination
of our Stock, which is unsurpassed in variety
and style, in this City..
N. B.—Wholesale Buyers are invited to ex
amine our Stock.
NEW YORK PIANO FORTES !!
ERNEST GABLER,
MANUFACTURER. OS
NEW SCALE FIRST-CLASS PIANO-FORTES
NEW FACTORY.
Nos. 122, 121 and 126 East 22d street,
Respectfully announces that he has now com
pleted his large New Factory, and affected
other arrangements for the great increase of
his manufacturing facilities. He therefore will
be able henceforward to turn out 35 PIANOS
PER WEEK, to supply orders promptly, with
out that inconvenient delay to which healers
and Purchasers have been subjected, from the
fact that for more than two years past he has
been continually a hundred instruments be
hind orders. A full assortment at all times
may be found at his manufactory and Ware
rooms In New York city. Every instrument
fully warranted for live years.
Jan 11
W A N 08. 7 O 9I CAAT I WIT N Street, O ab U ov S e 7713 ,
(Adjoining the Masonic Temple,)
PHILADELPHIA..
This old and popular Hotel Is situated in the
very centre of business, and convenient to the.
Steamboat and Railroad Depots, access froM
which to the hotel Is attainable at all times,
The house has been thoroughly renovated and
newly furnished, and in every respect render
ed to meet the wishes and desires of the travel
ling public. The reputation that the Manager
has enjoyed In the conduct of other hotels will
be a sufficient guaranty that no effort on his
part will be spared to make the "Washington"
tlrst-class house. The larder will be unex
ceptionable In every respect. The Manager
will be pleased to see his old friends and ter
mer patrons of the "Indian Queen," Wilming
ton, and "States Union," Philadelphia, and to
welcome ninny new ones.
CHAS. 31. ALLMOND,
Manager,
ICIj
VV 11.r"itnliltrr1P. Bounty Tax listaanowe
placed in the hands of the snbscriber,Treasurer
or the township, for collection. By ajoint reso
lution of the Boards of School Directors of
" Warwick township, and of the Litiz Eichoe/
District," persons paying their taxes to the
Treasurer, will be entitled to a reduction of ten
per cent.
Tax-payers interested wishing to avail them
selveS of this deduction, will call at the office
of the Treasurer, at the store of Messrs. Tahudy
Huebener, in Litiz.
For the convenience of tax-payers residing
in distant parts of the township, the Treasurer
or an Agent appointed by him, will attend at
the following places and days, for the purposo
of receiving taxes, viz;
At Shober's Tavern, on Wednesday, Febru
ary Bth, from 1 o'clock P. N.l, to 4 o'clock, P. H.
At the Lexington Tavern, on Thursday, Feb
ruary 9th. from 9 o'clock A. M. to 'o'clock, P. M.
At tho White Hall Tavern, on Friday,Febru
ary 10th. front 9 o'clock A. 11. to 4 o?clock,P.
At the Millpart Tavern, on Tuesday, .ebru.
ary 14th, from 10 o'clock A. H. WI o'clock, p. 14,
A Klmises' Rabbit Hill Tavern, on Wednes
dayt ,
February 15th, from 9 o'clock A, H. to 4
o'clock, P. H.
All taxes remaining unpaid on
Monday, the
20th day of February next, will he placed in the
hands of a collector, to whom the full amouna
of taxes assessed must bo paid.
Nj.T A N H.O 0 D .
HOW LOST! HOW RES'rORBIX
Just published, in a sealed envelope. Price amts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATITRE, TREAT.
MEET, and Radical cure of Spermatorrlacea, or
Seminal Weekness, Involuntary EadAslons,,
Sexual Debility, and Impedimenta taMarrlage
generally ; Nervousness, Consumption. Eph
Topsy, and Fits; bientaAaodPizysteallnespaollY
resulting from Self-Abuse dro. Bv. _
Wail'. CULVERWF.,EtO.I.,D, •
Author of Green Book,
ABOON TO THOUSANDS QF SUFFEREIM • k
Sent, under seal, in a nlaM, envelope. til!taxtr.-.-
addiess, poa4 paid, on receipt ofsliteents,or
postage stamps, by
R. —. - c ••
ix Bowery, New ycirle
Post Claw, box 4,Ma.
&old dm
vtitOettiiii*Wi'
Januars LANCASTER Carlzirrr NerioNslinsr l2. mi
1885.
1,.. DIRECrOnsi auty
.....g ua :1- DAY.
called In the remaining. instaiment DfFive
liars, per share Oh the Capital Stock. of this
Bank, to be paid in on or before the 15th day of
February next. W. L. ' , RIPER,.
Jan 25 iitw 3] • • Cashier- -
STRAY STEER...CAME TO THE PREM.
sesaot the subscriber, residing in James
street, this city, near Franklin and Marshall
College, on the 20th of December last, a STRAY
STEER, spotted with red and white,. and with
a slit in the right ear. The owner can have the
same by calling upon the subscriber, proving
property and paying charges ; ot h erwise he
wilt be disposed of according to law.
feb I 3t 4 W41 GEORGE ZIEGLER.
FAILICEMS 7 NATIONAL BANE OF LANCASTERI
Lancaster, February Ist. 1885.
CITY LOAN.--SIX PER. CENT. LANG A
ter City Loan, clear of State, rounty and
City Taxes in Bonds of $1,0(0 and $5OO each, in
terest payable at the Farmers' Bank of Lan-
Lancaster, half yearly, April Ist and October
Ist can be had at par, and accrued interest at
this Bank. E. H. BROWN,
feb 1 Btwkt3tdS] Cashier.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Benefl
cial Society of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, hav
ing presented their petition to the Court' of
Common Please of -Lancaster county, asking for -
the dissolution of said Society, the Court juts
fixed the , -1,1 MONDAY, in FEBRUARY, A. D.,
1865, at le o'clock, A. Si., for hearing and grant
ing of s , id petition, when and where persons
having objections to make can attend, if they
see proper.
JOHN SELDOMRIDGE,
Prothy
Jan 4 tdwl
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.--ESTATE OF
Mary Fell, late of Little Britain twp.,
Lancaster county, deceased.—The undersigned
Auditor, appointed to distribute the balance
remaining in the hands of William King, act
ing executor of the above decedent, to and
among those legally entitled to the same, will
sit for that purpose on THURSDAY, FEBRU
ARY 9th, 1865, at 11 o'clock, A. M., in the
Library Room of the Court House, in the. City
of Lancaster. where all persons interested in
said astributlen may attend.
A. SLAYHAKER,
Auditor,
jau 18 ttw 2j
NTNTICE—LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
.L having been granted to the undersigned,
executors of StLaniel Bower, late of the borough
of Strasburg, dee'd, all persons indebted to the
said deceased will wake payment, immediately,
and those having claims present the same
duly authenticated to Samuel P. Bower, one of
the said executors, residing in said borough.
SAKES S. BROWN,
SAMUEL P. BOWER,
Executors.
JanlS t t'll,
A EDITOR'S NOTICE—ESTATE OF
it George W. Porter, deed. The undersigned
haying been appointed by the Orphans' Court
of Lancaster county Auditor, to distrlbute the
balance inethe hands of Mary C. Porter, Adm in
ist ratrix of all and singular the Estate of Geo.
\V, Porter, dee'd., to and amongst those legally
entitled to the same, hereby gives notice
that he will sit for that purposein the Library
Room In the Court House, at Lancaster, on
THURSDAY. the Al day of MARCH, 18113, at 10
o'clock, A. , when and where all persons in
terested are requested to attend
1). W. PATTERSON,
Auditor.
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A unrrodt'S NOTICE. ..... ESTATE OF
/ - 1. Barbara Hoffman, Into of the Borough or
Mount Joy, dee'il. The undersigned Auditor,
appointed to distribute the balance remaining
in the builds of. Samuel P. Bower, Executor, to
and among them -, legally entitled to the same,
will sit tei that purpose on TUESDAY,
MARCH 7th, at 2 o.clock, P. M., in the Library
Room of the 1 , urt House, In the city of Lan
caster where all persons interested in said dis
tribution may attend.
VMOS IY. ItYLIN,
Auditor
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t EDITOR'S NOTICE ..... ESTATE OF
Michael trl rich, late of Ephrata twp., dec d.
The rindersign2d Auditors, appointed to distri
bute the I (dance Ireinalning In the hands of
Jeremiah Monier and Simon Mohler Admlnis
ra tors with the Will annexed of said Michael
Ulrich, uee'd, to:and among those legally en,
tilitled to the same, will attend for that pur
pose on FRIDA I', the 3rd day of mAncA, 1865,
at IU o'clock, A. N., in the Library Room of the
Court Rouse, In the city of Lancaster, where
all persons-interested In said distribution may
attend. D. G. ESFILE.MA.Is.7,
A. SLAY MAKER,
P. MARTIN HE ITLER,
Auditors,
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ESTA'FE OF CHRISTIAN GRILBORZEIL
late of the City of Lancaster, deceased.—
Letters of Achninistratlon on the estate of
Christ inn Grit borzer, late of the City or Laneas
ter, dee'd, having been granted to the subscriber
residing In Pinegrove township, Schuylkill
county, Pa„, all persons indebted to egad estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present them,
without delay, properly authenticated for set
tlement to JACOB GRILBORZER,
Pinegrove, P. 0, Bel uylkill co. or his:Attorney
1. E. HI ESTER, Lancaster, Pn.
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TA LUA IRLETAIIII AT PRIVATE SALE.
V The undersigned, residing In Bethel twp.,
Fulton counts-, Pa., five miles west of Warfords
burg, offers ids farm at private sale. It con
tains 276 ACRES, more or less, 85 of which are
cleared and In good state of cultivation. There
is a good DWELLING HOUSE and Bank Barn,
With all necessary ou 1-buildings on said pro
lSes. Also, n line young Orchard of 150 Apple
Trees and :ilk) Peach Trees thereon.
Terms easy. Address,
ANDREW DANIELS,
Wurfordsburg, Fulton county, Pa.
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T AST NOTICE.— .. ADJOURNED MEET.
ing of the Auditors to distribute the Es
tate of Mark Connell, Sr.. de 'd. The under
signed Auditors, appointed to distribute the
',lance remaining in the ; ands of A. Rbob and
Henry Barton, Administrator of Mark Connell
Sr late of West Earl township, dec'd, to and
among those legally entitled thereto, have ad
journed to meet again for the purpose of their
zt.pointmeut, on TUESDAY, FEB. 14th, 1865,
at *2 o'clock, P. M., at the Library Room in the
Court House, at Lancas er, when and where all
persons holding claims against said estate, or
being Interested In the dlstr fm.ion thereof, are
requested to attend.
WM. WEIDMAN.
J. B. LIVINGSTON.
Auclltor4
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK oF iIIAILIETTA, 1
January 18rti, 1865. f
TNTEREST ON DEPOSITS.--.-FIVE PER
I cent. interest will be paid for deposits made
with this Bank, payable in one year.
AMOS BOWMAN,
Cashier.
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G REAT REDUCTION IN TILE PRICE OF
DRY GOODS(
EDWIN HALL ck CO.,
No. 26 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADEL,
Are now offering their magnificent st P
ock HIA of
Silks, Dress Goods,
Shawls, Cloths,
EDWINHALL & 0.,
d er.
1, No. :26 South Second gt., Philade C lphia.
cLttinu.
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Treasurer of I j ilar -a cr I . 7 l llUp toninsbl Y '
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