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STRAfEDor stolen from, the Subscriber
- on The night of the 7th instant, u light
BAY MARE. 7 or 8 years old. white f.sr.
and nose, nnd one hind fpot white, about IS
hands high, with oue hip kaoekcd down,
aud has a waLt uPder her forctop. il is sup
posed she Was stolen b, man whose naule
Is unknown, about forty or forty.Rve ycars
old, short set, weighing about 1870 or 1856
pounds, red face, dark hair turning grey,
speaks loud md qnisk. He was dressed
when last seen, in dark pantaloonr, veto "
ist coat, a black rloIk, low crowned black
hat, and Is generally smoking pipe. One
Of his ears Is cropped. $50.
The above reward will be paid for ipfor-
nation where the Mare can be- found.
CATHERINE MCPHERSON.
Camden. Feb. u so "a
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This work comprises SIX e.ches OF the p,in-
cipal dncis, from that between David and
Goiiah, The frat os record. To the psessnt
day and contains fnll account af those Of
importance, including all Of historical In.
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} he dueis between Hamilton md Burr,
Clay and Randolph. pvatur and Baron,
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are related IN full; aud the auihor's familiar
ny with history, and HE intimacy with msn
10 public life, has enabled him to briag to
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publishers TO hesiiste before Offering thv
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HoIIo,cdys pits a certain cure for In
digestion, Fldtulemcy, Liver and Barrel
Compiaints.-Mr. J. Billing, Of Newton,
Devon, in a letter to Professor Holloway,
dated December 4th, 1882, states that he
was afflicted for three years with alarm
ing attacks Of indigestion, WHICH produced
tiatulency, and diseased liver; and that
his bowels were at time so violently af.
tected, as to cause serious apprchensions
for his life. He had medical advice with
out avail. At length, being advised to
try lIolloway's Pills, he did so, and in q
very short timo they removed all symp-
toms Of disease and restored him 10 per
feet health. 80
An INVALUABLE ExPECToRAST.-Dr. Ro-
gers Syrup of Liverwort. Tar and Cancha-
ingua, iias received more weignty cudv,sv-
mcnts than any other Cough medicine be.
fore the pablic, comprising the names Of
Ply sicians aud Clergymcn, uttcsting its su.
periority for the cure of Consumption, in
all its various stages. For sale in Lancaster
by MAGILL & HEATH, and by Druggists
everywhere.
Price-ln large bottles 81.
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In Chesterfield, on the 22ud inst, by
the Rev. w. Moore, Mr. ALIEN. ". Mel
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of Cabarrus county, n. q.
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SOUTH-CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By James II. Witherspoon, Esquire, Or

ny ouWeS III. WHhfTsooOn, EsTnIre, Or
dinary for said District
"HEREAs John Calvin Thom, ,,son has
w applied to me for Letters Of Admins
tration on all aud singular the Goods Chat
tells, Rights and Credits of David Franklin
lathem late Of the District aforesaid, de.
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisl,
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, tobe and appear before
me at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said district, TO be holden at Lancaster Court
House on the I2th day of March next
TO show cause. II any, why the said admin.
istrotion should not DO granted. rs
Given under my hand and seal
j.. s. this 26lh day Of Feb. in the
[ 49, year Of our lord, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty and 10 the sey.
enty-ninib year of American Independence
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Fig. l. The Cottage where Fanny
hved.-2. Fanny with her Kitten
3. Fanny selling Match.s.--4. Fanny
feeding her Chickens. - 8. Fanny a
Flower Girl.-6. Fanny her Uncle's
Pet.
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Edward Bridge & Co.
Bridge, Bostwick, & Co.
Va
N. S. Sorroll 4 BROTHER.
"a IL
In Equity, Lancaster
District.
: Bill for Relief.

It appearing to my satisfaction that $. r. Sor.
rel, a defendant in above case, resides witnout
the limits OF the State, ii Is ordered, on motion
OF kershaw, Sol'r for Complainant, that the said
deiendan; S. T. Sorrel do answer, plead or de-
mur to the bill in above case, on or before the
2lst of June 1885; otherwise, judgement pro
confesso viii be ordered against hin.
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wAxHAw TINT, meets ever TUES.
DAY EVENING. at 8 o'clock.
w. ID. MARKS, a..
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Ing in cOlorr, Fanny Gray IL iniinitable.r
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Legal Notice.

will attend us follows to take returns
and receive the Taxes of Lancaster District
for the year 1854, viz:
AT Taxahaw, February 26th
Fundcrburk's Muster Ground, Feb. 9th
J. b. Snall's Wednesday, Feb. 2sth
Capt. Walkers on Thursday, March ls,
J. w. Twitty's store, Friday I'd
o. Michael Horizons, Saturday, 3d.
Lancaster G.. III Monday, 9th
Tank, Tuesday, 18th
Jncksonham, Wednesday, 18th
w. J. Cureton's Store, 18th
Rr!lair, Friday, 18th
X. {. Potts Store, Saturday. 20 10th
will also attend at the Court lIouse du-
ring Court week. The Books will be- clos
cd on the l4th day of April, all returns
must bc made on or before that day, other
wise double tax will be- imposed.
J. K. WELSH, r. c. l.. ID.
Feb. 80 1885. so "
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YORK HERALD SATURDAY T. 1855

invited to sttsnd the funeral, to-uorrov q twelve
O'Clock n, from her ats rssdencs, No. 50 Bank street.
On Friday, Nay IL, after severe illness, IsRAMAH
The relatives and friends those Of his brother in law
Benefit Society are invited to attend his funeral TO NOR
afternoon ct half past two o'clock from his lats
sdeIoe No 20 Prince street His remains win be taken
to the Eleventh street Cemetery for interment.
Albany papers please copy.
On Friday evening, May 10, at the residence Of his
father THOMAS LYNCH, in the 3lst year Of his age.
His friends and those of his family respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon at two
O'clock from the residence Of his father No 264 Mott
street. His remains win be taken to Calvary Cemetery
for interment
On Friday morning, Nay H. GEORGE t /, son of Lemuei
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
stsend the funeral from No 495 Broadway, to morrow
afternoon, at two oclo:k without further invitation
On Friday evening, May II, Of Group. Assls LOUISA,
only daughter Of and the late Elizabeth
aged year, months and 10 days.
The friends and acquaintences OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited attend the funeral at half past
O'Clock to afternoon from the residence Of her
grandfather Charles f. Smith, No. 672 Third avenue,
On Thursday May TO- of congestion of the lungs IDA
daughter Of John NJ. and Ruth Heckle, aged year.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this morning. at nine O'clock from the
resideDce OF her parents, No. 81 Vandam street.
ter OF Geo and Jane Ann Turner aged months
The funeral will take place this afternosn, a. two
O'clock from the residence of her parents Mo- 201 Mon
street The relatives and friends are
vted to attend.
On Friday morning, May H. after short illness, CARO-
LINZ SUSAN OAKLEY, aged years and month
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon, from No. 156 Spring
street, without further notice.
On Thursday May 10. at her residence Bloomingdae,
Mrs. EuzABE, wife of George Capln, aged AZ yeArs.
Her remains will be inferred In Trinity Cemetery, to-
afternoon, at three O'Clock. Carriages will In
waiting for the friends Of the family until two ocosk,
at the corner of Grand street and Broadway.
On Thursday May 10, JAMES HENDERSON, aged % years
The remains will be taken to the Cemetery OF the Ever
green's from No. Al York street. Brooklyn this afternoon
at two O'Clock.
On Thursday evening, May TO- ALBERT CROWLEY, only
son Of Robert and Fanny Crowley, aged weeks and
days.
The funeral win take place from No. Fourth street.
East Brooklyn this afternoon at two o'clock The friends
OF the family invited to attend.
On Friday afternoon, May II, GEORGE Bits SELLEcK,
son Of James W. and Elizabeth NJ Seeck, aged years
and months.
Funeral this afternoon, at four O'clock from No. 81
South Third street. Williamsburg The friends of the
family invited to attend.
At Northport, on Monday, May 7, BENJAMIN ROWLAND,
OF Jonathan and Sarah Rowland in the 3st year OF
his age.
Long Island and Western papers please copy.
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Died.


On Thursday, May 10. WILLIAM E. SMITH, aged 80 years
His friends and aequaint and the friends Of the
this afternoon at O'clock from his late residence
No. IS Laisht street, without further invitation.
On Thursday May 10, Of Injuries received BY the fall
Sheffield, England. aged Is years and months.
His relatives and friends and those Of his son. Joseph
who lost his life by the casualty respectfully
invited to attend .he funeral tomorrow morning at
nine o'clock. from his late residence, No. 17S Hester
On Friday, May IL, WILLIAM ErFNGHAM Soorr, aged 80
to attend the funeral this morning. ut ten O'Clock from
his late residence No. 10 East Fortieth street. without
further invitation.
On Thursday evening, May TO- after lingering Illness
Miss ELIZA MARTIN, aged 2S years.
The rienos the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock from
her late residence, No. 126 Sixth avenue.
On Friday morning, May II, THOMAS HuGHEs, aged AZ
years. 6 months and days.
his brother Edward Hughes, respectfully invited TO
attend the FUNERAL from his late residence No l4e East
Twenty sixth street. this afternoon at one O'Clock with
On Thursday morning. May TO- Of disease Of the heart
SAMUEL BURNS late steward OF the packet ship st. Denis
His friends and relatives the members Of Phom,
Lodge No. GAG, 9. u o. o. F., the ssewards and Cooks
IT, are invited to attend the funeral To- sfsr.
Beach street. ~ =
On Frcay May H. Mr. JAMES GrBB, formerly Of Bloom.
field, New Jersey in the 57th year Of his age
The friends and relatives OF the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late rss,dence
NO. los Hamersley street, to morrow afternoon. Al
three O'Clock.
Newark papers please copy.
On Friday, May IL, after long and painful floeaa
DENNIS A. WOOD, eldest Of Daniel B. and Huldab
Wood, aged 81 years and rs days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfuv
invited TO attend the funeral, afternoon a
two O'Clock from his late residence No. Twelfth street
corner Of Ninth avenue, without further invitation
Ohio and Newburg papers please copy.
On Friday noon May II, IN the sta year Of her are
T-NN3u -ifs - lsgsr F8urhstT
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Marrfen,

Married..
On Wednesday, May 9, by the Rev. Adm. K. Van Nest
Jr Mr. SAMUEL J. BoGERr of Hackensack N j., TO Miss
LOUISE NJ. SEEBER, OF this city.
On Tuesday morning. May s. by the Rev. Mr.. Smelling,
JOHN j. KRAuss EsTTER j. HORTON, both this city
On Tuesday, May 8, at the Lutheran Church. Of
Fifteenth street and Sixth avenue by the Rev. +. w.
Gessenheimer, Mr.. JOHN HoIzDERBER, OF Germany, to
Miss HENRIErTA BECKER OF this city, only daughter Of
John d. Becker, Esq.
In Brooklyn, Thursday evening" May 10, by the
Rev. p. Hatfield, mr. EDWARD PETERSON, the late
Rev. Edward Peterson to Miss MARY A. FLoRENNE both
Of Brooklyn.
Rhode island papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on sday May s. by the Rev. Mr. Rem
mineton, Mr. NATHAN TEEPLB to Miss CHARITY s. SIN
CLAIR, Of Granville, NJ.
Easton, Pa, papers please copy.
At Flatbush, l.. l., on Thursday May 10, by Rev. Dr.
Strong Mr. BUSH G. BROWN, OF this city to Mss CoRSE
L. eldest daughter Of John G. Bergen, Esq, Of the
former place.
At Richmond Maine on Tuesday, May /, JOHN MER-
RnI, Esq, to Miss LIZZIE SouTHARD, daughter of T. j.
Southland, Esq and at the same time and place, TuEo
WILDER MISS CARRIE A. CARNEY daughter Of Capt
James Carney, all Of Richmond.
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To Economics In Your Family E1pend,

ture only necessary that you should drop los
Bowery between Hester and Grad Streets and examine
the extensive and well assorted stock Of coffee
&C. Our trade being strictly cash enables take
advantage the markets that other houses
avail themselves and quenty cannot compete with
either in the quality Of the goods the prices sell
them At Our teas and our coffee are unrvaed and
admitted in the trade be Of superior quaty
and at low prices Good young Tyson ties
sold in other stores at much higher prces also
fagraLt young At by any Black
teas-Extra English breakfast choice Ooong tea,
3s extra oesng tea As test Ming Young A. Cofee-st
nent Java, 1s I'd per ID all OF which roasted and
ground daily. Butter-Having made extensive arrange.
the country whereby receive butter direct
from the thus saving for customers several
profits which in passing through different hsnds
by Others thereby enabling at all times TO sell this much
sought article less prices than stores that depend
buying their from second and third hands Also for
sale at sacrifice, wines and brandes Wholesale and
retail Brandy in half pipes,
tiers and ehhs from to ~ gallons eaeh from So 80 to S.
per gallon imported in 1880 81 52 and 49, If of the
above articles prove they be
turned the money will be refunded The above arti
together with othere not enumerated be
had At the store Of ALBR0 CO., lo5 Bowery between
Hester Grand Streets and also at the store IS Division
street, corner Of Eldridee.
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w. strength and identity Of their favors the
Of the refined and cultivated tastes and in
all qualities which constitute excellence have been
equaed They of twelve varieties supply the varied
wants Of AL in aavorng all varieties Of food Rose. yan
In, almond, celery, cinnamon, ginger, lemon nutme
orange, pimento, peach, ratafa Directions for wit
each bottle. At wholesale by DREW FRESCH. Pha-
anx depot IS Barclay street. Families be applied
retail at all the good retail Harrsons extract Of
musk tor the handkerchief The natural musk odor
modified and subdued by ndng with other rich per-
fumes makes the most Peryasve enduring and pleas
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TARIfF-NEW EDI-
hetical Tariff of Duties,
les and treaty with the
tes; tables OF foreign mo.
ced to the United States
reduced to pounds; in
FRA, &C., to transact Gus
despatch; all new laws,
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Those So as French Calf Boots, Made to Or.
der by A. BAKER 10 Ann street, will well any
% boots Also best French patent leather boots far
stitched, 50 TO 81, shoes and CATERS equally low.
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4 and Ague-IndIa Cholnuogue.

For Fever and Ague-India ChOlagogue,
81 80; Desblers pills. ST. For coughs colds &c-Hasng
syrup Of nsgtha Rushtons cod liver OIL Ayres
toral, each 81 For dropsy, gravel &c-Woes schiedam
schnapps Watts antdote each 81. For rheumatism,
fuls, 2e-Hyatt's life balsam 70 cents; HOoway's pills
&c-van Hamberts female monthly pills. ST. Also, Thomp
sons tooth end 0rrs tooth paste each rs cents
GUI0N'S, l27 Bowery.
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Newsboys ,-Oaguerrcotypss az tAe News-
boys Of New daily being strAted In daguerreo
types ut 50 10 dozen for benevolent object AZ the
Rroa
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Containing-The Seven
by the Christmas Fire.
er's Daughter. Fortune
complete in one large
portrait Of the author.
steel. Price 30 cents Q
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puslished in Americas.
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TELEGR : PH.


TELfGGH DH.
= -
MORSE TELEGRAPH.
IM NEw YORK, ALBANY BurrALo CONWAY.
LIT of ofhcrs
No ~ all street,
N,w yopy Corn Eschange,
80" ST. Nicholas Hotel,
- Metropolitan Hotel.
speekskI, *Carme -Coldsprng,
NNewburgh Pougbkeeps.e #Rondout,
sCatskill Hudson ~Vala.ie
Troy, tBalston Spa Saratoga,
Albany, Schenectady, sAmsterdam,
Fonda. Sort flain, ~Little Falls,
NHerhimer, Utica, sRomc,
Oneida, Syracuse, ~Auburn
Seneca Falls tGeneva zNewark.
sCaDandagua, sPalDyra Rochester
*Brockport, medina SBatayiA.
Lockport, Niagara Falls ~Tona wanda,
and Buffalo.
The public informed that Morse line has
all the above named Places will receive and promptly
convey dispatches for all said Places and that
The line can send to the places mark
This old established line has four good wires
York and Buffalo, and perm with
reliable lines Of telegraph In and the Western States
- also with the lines through the Chenango Valley and
from Syracuse to Oswego and Ogdensburg
Arrangements made for the abshment in short
time, OF Offices at the Franklin House, New York.
Clyde Lyons and Albion.
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Educational Institute of FOSTER DIXON, $40 Broad
wsy-Mesrs. B. r. Foster and Hiram Dixon have
accountants and teachers Of bookkeeping and
writing Mr. Foster enjoys wide reputation in all those
departments Mr. Dixon has been for many years the book
In chief Of the Adams and has had charge Of
not set Of books only but Of ZONE three or tour
and aborous duty Asa penman aso he Is In the custom
Of achieving almost day OF the most admirable
results pictorial lettering engrossing and
Foster pixon make one department Of their institute
tover Appleton in Broadway receive and post the
counts OF such ane houses wish to have them
do 90 They do this TO perfection Express Messenger
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Arrested Public Attention In constantly
arrested Broadway, by the wonderful show photo
graphs ROOTS 1863 Broadway They the latest mi
raclss Of moeernRrt. sza1
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Defiance salamantier Safss.-Robert N. Pa
TRICK the sole manufacturer in the United States
above celebrated safes and r. c. COINS mpenetrable de-
fsnee locks bars Depot 1872 Pearl street, door
below Maiden lane.
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Anson's Dsgucrreotypos-Large size for 90
sas coiored and case twice the size ever taken
for equal in quality and size to that
made elsewhere g. ANsoNS $50 Broadway, opposite
Metropolis Hotel
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: rLAIN IDEAS, WHO
, that may be OF use 90
( bedside. will fud IL 20
little work entitled the
acts for Families For
I, III Nassau street.
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prolific harvest of grains and fruit yet invariably follow
ed by sickness fesers headaches and cocolicha fcom
plants which, not speedily eradicsted the system
very oar gerous RESULTS the Aonat Pulls and ph,e
best and curative remedies for these
BILE fills which flesh is heir tor The infinite variety
they have effected would require volumes and
their virtues enduring the diseases in SYSTEM
to which these medicines have been successfully applied
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The view Hat Company, I46 and I4e Nassau
wholesale price. Moleskin and drAb
price three dollars Soft hats and caps
q tho loves. mark. ~w Y.
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Rheumatlsms-Captaln Comstock, Of the
steamer Baltic Collns ne) cured Of attack
Of rheumatism by Dr. Tobias Venetian Lnment Sold BY
Ill the druggists Depot co Cortandt Price, 80 cents