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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s-CorroS-QuIet at 12sS@1&4c
Futures quiet and firm; January 1258c; February
l2s,c; March. 1ossc; April, 1a05c; May, l2c; June
1341c: July, 13,51c; August. l3.G1c.
FLoUR-Dul. and heavy; receipts Il, M0 brts; super
State and Western. $:.sn95.l0; common to good ex-
ta, 25@576; good to choice, $aes7.S5; white wheat
extrn $5:s5G650 e1rn Ohio, s50a7.59; It Louis, s5
G3p; Minnesota patent process. $7UU33.S5.
~ GMAIS-Whcat unsettled md feyerish; receipts,
%o ba; ~ nneEaded !, sHrng M ss@ly; NJ sprng. q
unglnded red, ti35sli; No do, sl.3S; 10. amber.
{;,0U bu] Ut sl.yIs1 4DX; No. red january tsaies
$i.46Sl MaTe9 lsa'ss Il aS ba) At lSS% Rye
E1c; No. = Marc, ycls56E; My, SIC; steamer, jim.
nnry Sy{c OatswMaIket dull; receipts. $500 bu:
1AY-1n good deHannd at 75c
Iops-Dull; yeaElings, 79lsc: $3.50,
Market dull; fair tu good refining, 'Hg7c Molasses
PETHo5EgMw :, w,steady United, 1o9sc; crude 20 &c;
KEs1N-Qutet Ut sl.55RlG0.
LEATuEit-Marset dull; henIock sole. Buenos
weights 27GE30c-
sse aaassa , S%sss Fess Cess s Ssse pulled 900
p PROVISIONS -I'ork-MarIet duh at sl23i1%a12.5 50
Beef quiet and unchanged Cut meats T. quiet and
unShnngsd. Lnrd l9Ter; prigge n steam @ iI5Ss
GnEFsEE}qm! GH9s4ql n9a Waa;o!y eagy nsSit Mestsrn
WuiSkY-NomfnAl at $lla4
ErALs-aiannfacturcd copperNcW shenthlng,
asc nsot lake, &c pig-iron quiet butt firm; Scotch.
x;g:He; American. a$atlc, 1ron-Russia sheeting,
EA1LS-Cut IS 515a5a q: clfncb sGo5@7E
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total assessment for benefto .,.~-
tribNted as follows. saI0, ,0Q0 n.

total assessman+ n. -,
tribnted as f0llowa. ea& Sa,&Nm-,,,
so,,tt r7,;co-o os'
% Tnke es' ''''''"."........-.....
Hyde Park: .:.:......... s1s s@5s
THE lands emhraood :: '.,..'"........ =, 1Ses4 sl4s
situated in Hnle ifsuI Part III ne parks war ~
property in South ci,;c, @ 81 Inns the ownat. ~
I the ann of "s e ~ ~ property in Hydaa a1a y
.:anta .n1 % ta ~ - ths .ool, sreatly to H. sra1k
to % tha nare ri e he}n1 }peupte OF Hyde Park4 e ad
The Enmm;Ss;n5ar ~ tlelr doors 80 onag
coeemant HViftts ea1. Is T. IN Speaking Of H..
fe% n nronnrf;o, ~ - o not TO be levied ~ H. a.
to tha henef;ta der;,.a, " .aiae, but In pronoeisa
mont The snrino;noi rom tha imnrnssaa
nrnnertv s;tnafaI a9on, oeneht acernpao
n.vino r. fta anhannaf ua~f a1u near tha ~ .
nronerty % W Wv su Sn f.r sa1ae W given 70 ss snas
formed. all the owner ~ ~. Iae Board i1Is% 4 T.
wiihont nmneosseo,1 o mutA s,Ioald be prosecnEtse E
and wilf;ng tn n3n 4bo; ;neIay, and are ,e 10y
as the snma ore ~ .Slt assessments a. ~!
he -. o1vnare ~ nrnHart,. Ha Hte4 Thus w ,sa
- ho,,a 10 popesst ~ uFde Park anyiaes
Tain to t,em 4e1"s ulaoe, as q matter =.
7N Tho ~ wast porl~ b,s VI
hoif n,i1as and - t,a ~ "a. tonnage Of two mi
nf fo1r miIes and tha .5t 5rdIt rark has fropaes
Yards and Piafsanca ie t1y;tsage n;na On ths bouE
r. is usa1asS now to i;eo,aao. >"
+ha nnrchase ~ tho bo anss alSSuss tne wisdom r,
ownars @ nf Hv4ia " s PorIe RarSs. The propeita
bena6t ~ +ha narts a,A IN. now have Hhe. IN
fmii fnr the;r iands ~ aua i;asa been paid +
NJ No nj nlea can cnnsistamiIy I tpa ba PARK purposes
~ p,;seinnare pSe em sos1se4ty a De made tor h.
GGIiT GornaIi 20 Tomm;ss,eIyae nytt nyae fark III. Pan'
~. oftt ~ ha,. ionerl =, ,,4Irast Is 1ully aba X
a1oea ~ a,,H ~ aa bas ne 1act that SontS
nnrtinS nf the cnst of 'i ~ pau 50 large bio.
ppia tha " ~ ~ fta ~ b lug parks will not
st;i sHif enT ~ IN M Hvde .e Ralks away
fhr thara awen T. - T. hae e, haa, and must remain
trHa tSet tha 81 nf ~ h oeea pald 1or i
~, ~ ,eariss 1a ~ f~ad +he; satnte ,.bh.
W ~ enS path9 fnoa tAo 1 .nea1 p9updartss Aftes
s4e 1 Scaels PsI nne sprtualon a. ior the ,wnss
- th,s ~ matfor th ~ ts -, n.y. es otlg1nators BIZ
fna9a9 f3 fha na rke - haino pass, ana there Ii no
t YEA - a. ro * ~ 10 ,teoVea on that H.
couIG VI - ~ ha9 nsn itaagnt IN Of aay Of ta
R.Sg55 r. ~ vaIMa a pefR5t ef HsJ ~ PyGe Park And
snousn 10y salue hy W nyus r. faIS Property has
@ oeei IL gey no ra,sonahia eGa fa,2y " ae parks taa
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1
Total -'..~... son:1@ s=.aaS <aas
It is worthy of notice that the annual ta1
! on Hyde Park property since ls!4 has been
steadily decreasing, and thls s notwithstanding
the large expenditures in Hyde Park Of tho
park taxes paid by South Chicago and Laka
TOR the Improvement OF the PARIS tor so many
years. = e.
South Chicago is irrevocably bounl fol any
deficiency arising through acquiring title to
said park; that is, for the uncollected balance
of the Hyde Park assessment tor benefits On
Hyde Park property the three towns arc
equally bound, but any deficiency to % m2de
up can only be assessed On alt The taxable
property OF said towns, according to Yalue,
Hyde Park has not been subjected g aay
special assessments for the general beneats Y
resulting from the location Of the South
Parks, and could not be under the decisions
of the Supreme Court It is not known hoW
much this deficiency will amount to, buEtH
likely TO- be more than the taxpayers q
South Chicago Will be pleased Wl1n. -.
The salaries of officers Of the Boafo, ~
also those of Superintendent, Engineer, Gok
lector OF assessments Tor DenenH a!a y
sundry other officials, Including the lees paa 'a
to lawyers, are remarkably liberal espeela!H
for trust funds that should be e%coa9m1Sa9 como
used BY the Park Commissioners, ING 19@ 19te
NltSSlUHcEs HAVE qAul1aiIEus uP ~ 1Ees = 80
eight official reports, from which take !as
following figures as to expendltnres 1oE ms
government Of the park, to-W1t: oalal1es u
officers, $50, ,927; attorneys ices and legA e.
penses, So. 95; salaries OF Supetlnseanatsaas sa stea
of Park, of Engineer, and assistant an9 s1aa'
$50, ,9G2; police department. 2603ls; oects
tary and collector of special aSsessmenp1
S24,357; cost and expenses OF COLLECTION o.
tax certificates, S17,019; salaries OF assessors
S14,278. I omit all expenditures lot NJ
terials and labor. I might 60 On anu emu
merate other items for expense OF gpveln'
lnent OF the park. but the foregoing ITEMS
are sufficient to suggest that, in tha interess s
of the taxpayers, there is room TOT
exercise Of economy and reform II
the government of the park. The amount
paid to residents Of South Chicago for saia.
ries, or for legal services, is a very small PEI.
centage Of tie sum total expended. Hyde
Park Certainly gets the lions share Of the
money expended for the maintenance NY
government Of the park; and the people o.
that village receive in salaries every Jear
much more than they contRbute In PAX
taxes. -
While the property OF Hyde Park, regala7
less of the residence Of its owners, pas 9nt =
per cent Interest, and the people Of Hyao
Park and the property owned by them aass 70
but 2per cent interest, think 1t mnM 3e %
evident to every reasonable person tnaI h5oo
Park is not entitled to two CommissloneEA
or 20 per cent Of the taxlevying Dower.o - ~ ~
Commissioner out of five gives them ~ ~
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CHICAGO, Jan. 81 have read with great
deal OF pleasure the many communications
In THE TRIBUNE in regard to the proposed
change IN spelling words, and / think great
many good suggestions have been made, but
there Is one class of words which think
would be improved by changing the spelling,
but have not observed that anybody has
spoken Of a change In them, namely: those
citation is shun would propose that they
be spelled s-ll-u-n, instead of "tion." These
various proposed changes in spelling words
may be little awkward for a while, but
believe if the leading newspapers would con-
tinue to adopt the proposed new spelling
from time to time that it would not be long
until there would be a great reformation in
spelling English words. H. S. N.
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The following grain was Inspected into store
in this city<Saturday morning: 3 cars No. winter
wheat, car rejected, cars MIXED, 56 cars No:
spring, II cars No. 3 do, ca@ rejected, cars no
grade u15 wheat; 19s cars13b. corn. LIB cars
high-mixed, 50 cars new MIXED, p cars rejected
t4l8 corn); II cars white OATS car No. mixed.
10 cars rejected 28 OATS; 2 cars No. 2 ryet II
cars No.8 barley, 4 cars extra do. Total, 584
cars, or $1,000 bu. Inspected out: 13,0o4 bu
,Thcnt, 997 ~ hu corn, 739 bu oats, 41 bu rye,
,55t bu barley.
The following were the receipts aud shipments
OF breadstuffs and live stock at this point during
the past week and for the corresponding weeks
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c!eirs quoted at si35 1vose uud si55 boxed; Cum
sweet-pickled hams quoted ut T@Sc fur i'd Is nver.
rct sfea ea,ns E sane afgeEasss s27e; do seller
Eacon quoted Ut 5G5Ac for shoulders. 7@74c for
snuII rus for short cears, S7lG9c fer hams
al canvased nnd packed.
GHEASE-Was quiet ut G@G4c for white, 5A@5xc tor
Epoa yeao" and 49xG5c for brown, with sale Of 40
~ bEEF-Was Was quiet at @:75R9m for mess, ssWea2
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Ib tbs Ed1tor Of The Chicago Trtbuns-
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Would you please an
swer the following questions through the
columns of your valuable paper and oblige a
contributor: l. What is the latest edition OF
Webster's Dictionary, and is there one now in
press 2, What encyclopedia is considered
the best, and which is next in merit?
8. What would be the price Of Dictionary,
and what for full set Of the Encyclopedias?
1.-THE latest edition is the one Of 1879, and
we know Of none in press. Appletons'
American Encyclopedia (sold only by sub
scription) would probably stand first, and
Chambers next. You can buy the large
unabridged for SO. Cheapest edition Of the
Encyclopedia in sheep will cost $685.
, 1880-01-25

The Complexion Of the House.
~ 10 ths Editor ot tn Chicago 7ttean<.
CHICAGO, Jan. 23-Wiatis the political
complexion of the present House of Repre-
sentatives in voting by States, should the
next Presidential election be determined by
that body? It is my impression that the
Republicans have majority Of one State.
l.. PAIGE.
mo. The Republicans have just half. #
De La Matyr, Of Indiana, should vote with
the Democrats, that party would have the
other half.l
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COMMERCIAL,

The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty four hours ending at o'clock:
Saturday morning:
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Correspondents week last year I.75f6l 2l.0.3a5
West Chicago IS were sold at 10ls{, Cook Coun-
ty Is ut l02A, and $4,000 Chicago, Milwaukee l.
St Paul Railroad Ts at l07n. The price Of these
aas been raised to l051z.
On the Chicago Mining Board there were sales
sf Lertathan, 100 ut 40, Loo at Is, 1000 at 4e,
i0o at 4es, 600 ut 20, seller 10: Boston Cousoli-
dated 200 ut 130; Silver Cliff, o001 at IS; 1000 at
t0 100 at IS, seller 10: United States 4s SIS 900 Mt
l04h, 5000 at 10455f. The following quotations
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LONDON, Jan. et.-Consols, 9sn.
United States bonds-NeW is, loss; AIS, III;
Is, 1D7ss.
American securlties-nlinois Central. Jos:
Pennsylvania Genital, Ssh; Erie, IS; seconds,
BIN; Keading, Sc.
PAA1s, jan. 22l-Rentes Slf g1c.
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A good exc11se for sickness d JouIsa'A
family Is that you don't use hop Bitse1A
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gloomy look, and admitted that be didn't
know what It meant. Possibly it was an on;
night for the Tiyoli.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
A Question OF Nationality.

II VUEBE1V0 VE 1Et8H&V13z333s1S
To ths Editor Of 1Ae Chseapo Tribune.
CHICAGO, JAM 23.-Please- answer the fol-
lowing question and settle a dispute; or
what nationality would a person be who was
born in American waters under the British
flag? A CONSTANT READER.
1T depends upon the nationality Of the
child's parents.] -.
, 1880-01-25

An Old Saying.
10 the Editor OF The Chicago 7rfounf-
CHICAGO Jan. 23.-Is not the phrase "Put
my Tor your) foot in.it," J" or "got my foot in
it,'' a vulgar. phrase? It is used often in
talking and writing, and especially on the
stage. SUBSCRIBER.
1T is not an elegant phrase, by any means,
but has been employed for ages
, 1880-01-25
MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Jan. 2t-The following
nrt the closing quotations ut the Stock Boaril:
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ASK i FRA NJ CT 8.
Bankers md BrokerB,
70 BROADWAY, n. Y

Members Of the New York Stock Exchange
and New York Mining stock Exchange.
All classes Of Securities Bought md Sold on Commls-
sion and Carried on MarE1nA- 80
Daily Market Letters sent to Customer
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NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Jan. .A-Goycrnments steady for
sis and IS, and weak and shade lower for 4Hs
and Is.
Railroad bonds active and generally strong,
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the decline within the past week:
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out, and causing justice to be done to some
deserving man. Z. "a
Our Water supply.

n thu Edttor Of The Caiea9o Tribune.
c47cAeo. Jan. 24-Being the direct chan
ne1 through which the people may be
reached. I call upon you as the guardian OF
.nih1;c health to awaken the public to the
danger to which they are hourly exposed IN
the use of the water now offered for general
consumption. was led to observe the = water
from tha discussion Of the probable erect or
tie he washing into the lake OF the North
Branch, and, since it has added its nlth 10
the hbe5 sqRp m ee obseTabs ssy tie
whiIs wsiIe t3a StanoWs Wsster 0Sf IS flowing, and
when the test of the filter. is. applied
the showing. is enough. to nauseate
4 dolbt t Of the m Condition describe, you have
only to reverse your filter, and see q com
pound sickening to the sight and to the
olfactories,-a most distgustnE rean!y. - =
urge all who may read this communication 70
i himself and family DOCTORS bill or loss of
It IS Of no use to ignore the fact the water
is not what it is represented, and It IS wise 70
look to a remedy before our cry getSS
blight such as we wat not Of. A.; T.. Z.
IThe water from the North Branch Is not
pumped into the lake.
Let the Legal-Tender Redeemab1e
Greenback8 Alone.
1b tho Editor Of The Chseaoo Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-The able articles IN
your paper on the Decentralization OF
Greenbacks ;" should commend themselves
to every man in the country, who Is not iden-
titled with monopolies, the goldites, and the
combinations of Wall street. You, sir,
should continue the war on the fraudulent
and perhdious designs of these combinations,
and let the people see and know that there is
at least one. independent and outspoken
newspaper in the metropolis Of the Great
Northwest that is not the vassal OF monopo-
lies. sThe let well enough alone" policy
should be the watchword OF all parties in
the coming Presidential and Congressional
contest; and every man who seeks seat In
Congress at the hands Of the people, whether
Democrat or Republican, who is not sound
on the question, should be incontinently rele-
gated to private life. Every merchant, arti-
san, shipper, farmer, and working1nan is
deeply interested in this great question, be-
cause the object OF wiplng out the "legal-
tender" quality Of the greenbacks and their
retirement from the circulating money Of the
"covers q multitude Of SINS" that
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4 OCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENT

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
BY RAILROAD.-NEw YORK THROUGH MAIL
700 Il III, l2:;,O p H. AS p III and ll:3O pm.
WAY MAIL, east, I'm.
GoRDoNvILLE, DOwningtown, Leaman Place,
Gap pm.
PHILADELPHIA, through mail, 7 and 3 II m
1880, As and ll3O pm.
PITTSBURGH and west, 1:3O and ll:3G d H.
HARRISBURG MAIL, lO u III, l:;,0. 5:l5 and Il:30 p
WAY MAIL, west, 10 m.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN, via Phila'iel-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via York, I::,O p
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg,
1l:3O pm.
CoATEsvILLE, AS pm.
COLUMBIA, lO a M, l:iD and 5:l5 IN.
YORK AND YORK WAY, l3O and ll::D pm.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 10 Il m l::D and ll:3D p IN.
READING. via Reading and Columbia X X, 80
READING. via Harrisburg, 5:l5 and ll:ao p III.
READING WAY, via junction, Litiz, Mannheim,
East Hempfield and Ephrata, p III.
dence, Vest WiIow Line % Valley and MfM MrtinI nfH'
vile, $50 a IN, and 7:D pm.
=; New w. HOLLAND, Churchtown. Greenbank,
D0wningtown, at 7 a IN and p IN.
SAFE SW 81 MARR3R, via Columbia. lGam;
Safe Harbor, daily, at 30 pm.
To Millersvile, and ii IL III, AMI pm.
Binkley's Bridge, Leacock, BareviiIe, New
Willow Street, Smithville, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove.
Rock Springs. Paramount and ROwl;lndsviilc
Md, daily, at am.
Landis Valley, Oregon, West Earl, Farmers
vile, Hinkletown, Terre Hill, Martn,i.,l".
daily, at 2:3O III.
Fertility, LImpeter and Wheatland Mills to
Strasburg, daily, at pm.
Greenland and SOudersburg, to Paradise
daily, at p H..
Neifsville, daily, at 4pm.
New Danyille, Conestosa, Marticville, Cole
manville, Mount NebO. RawlinsviIc Beties...,
and Liberty Square, daily, at ID m.
WHEN OPEN FOR DELIVERY.
ARRIVING BY RAIL.-ELstcrn mail, IL IL.
10:45 Il III, 3 and $50 IN.
Eastern way mail, l0:i5 m.
Western mail, and 10 IL III, and 80 y III.
Reading, via Reatling and Columbia, 2::H p
Western way mail, sam.
Reading way mail, lO:.D H.
ARRIVING BY STAGE.-From Safe II:,rbor
and Millersville, at a III, daily.
From Milersville, and 9 u III, and d IN.
From New Holland, at $50 "a III, daily.
From ROwandsville, Md, at 2:3O H.
Reading way mail, ut 1890 a IN, daily.
From StrasDurg, ut $50 Il H. daily.
From Paradise to Lancaster, 10 n IN, daily
From Netfsviile, at p m, daily.
From Rawlinsvillc. at II IN.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
There are four mail deliveries by letter eur
riers each day. and on their return trips they
take up the mail matter deposited in the letter
boxes.
For the first delivery the carriers leave the
office at $40 u III; second delivery at 10 u M
third delivery at ii Il III; fourth delivery at3 p
m.
SUNDAY POSTOFFICE HOURS
On Sunday the pOstoIfce is open from April
to October !. from 3 to 9 Il IN. and from q TO :
III: from October tOApril l,from to 10 III,
and from to y
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nor SALE OR RENT.
II Good will. stock and fixtures of general
country store. with Drug store in connection :;
all doing good business. The building has
store and dwelling connected. which will be
leased together or separately for term of
years, if desired. Apply to
THOMAS &. YOUNG & Co.
fl9lwd&w Parkesburg. Pa.
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WISCELLANEOUS.
'l'RY LOCHER'S COUGH SYRUP.

4 ). KOSENBAUM 4 CO.,
n. PACKERS OF FLEAFTOBACCO. No. %
Prince street, Lancaster, Pa.
j. ROSENMYER
an1-3mdl Manager,
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A T.. McCANN, ,AUCTlONEER OF real.
~ Estate and Personal PrOperty.-Orlers
left at No. IS Charlotte street. or at the Black
Horse Hotel, A and Is North Queen street, will
receive prompt attention. Bills made ont ami
attended to without additional cost Oy7-Iy
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EDECITIOSIL.

gushE ACADEMN CONNECTED WITH
i Franklin and Marshall College offers su
periOr advantages to young men and bOys rho
desire either tOprepare for college or to obtain
a thorough h academic education. Students rt-
ceived mt any time during the school wear
Send tor circulars. Address
REV. JAMES CRAWFORD.
oct11-lyd Lancaster pa
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DUBLIC SALE.
i On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1880.
will he sold by public vendue, at the Cooper
House, on West King street. in the City of Ian
caster. Five Shares of the Capital Stock OF the
FULTON BUILDING AND SAVING ASSO-
CIAT1ON, of Lancaster. Pa, lately belonging
to Louis York, and to be sold for non payment
of dues. &c. BY order of the Board of Direc-
tors of said Association. Sale to commence at
~ O'Clock. p. M. when terms will be made
known by JEROME DOSCH, President.
Il. fECKER. Treasurer.
Attest: JOSEPH JACOB. 1880 ,2G.27.2S
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| DEN RAlLkOAD-NEVS
II SCHEDULE-On and after SUNDAY.
| NOV. 9th, 1872 trains on tie Pennsylvania,
Railroad will arrive ana leave the Lancaster
ami Philadelphia depOts as follows:
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a Cross Baby.

a Cross Baby.
Nothing is so conducive to Il mans remain
ing IL bachelor as stopping for one night at the
house of Il married friend and being kept
awake for five or six hours by the crying OF Il
cross baby. All cross and crying babies need
only Hop Bitters to make them well and smil-
ing. Young man remember this.-Ed.
From the Banks of the Hudson.
NEwBURG. \. V, Oct 90 1872.
ii. ii. WARNER & Co, ROCHESTER, N. I.-GEN-
TLEMEN: "A lady of over seventy years OF
age, in failing health for over year, has been
using Warmers Safe Bitters on my recOmmen-
'iatiOn. She feels very grateful for the benefit
she has derived therefrOm. and says that unit!
she used it her stomach could bear vcge-
table food for over three years. i believe it to
be a certain specific for dyspepsia.
fl+2wd.Sw }. Il. JOSLYN NJ. ID.
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Pacific Express: east. on Sunday, when nag
Seu, VIII stop AT MlddletOwn, EiIzabethIOw,..
Mt. JOY, Lanolisville, Birt-in-IIand, Lrrnan
Place, Gap, Christiana, Purkcsburg, Coates
willie, Oakland and Glen LOch
Fast Line. west, on Sunday, when tia,.gcd.
will stop ut tDOwningtOwn. COatesvilis rarkrs-
burg, Mt.JOy, EliZabethtOwn and Mi,i,lictown
Hanover Accommodation, west, connects III
Lancaster with niagara Express west, at IU:SD
A. NJ, and will run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodations west connects at
Lancaster, with Fast Line. west, ut 2:l0 z. NJ,
and will run through to Frederick.
DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
~ On and after MONDAY. OCT. 6rH. i,..,,
passenger trains will run this road ;s foI-
lows:
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
HAPPY RELIEF

To all suffering from chronic diseases of all
kinds. Confidential consultation invited per
sOnally or by mail. New methon of treatment
New and reliable remedies. Book and circu-
lars sent free in sealed envelopes Address
Howard Association, 4l9 N. Ninth street, Phil
adelphta, Pa, an institution having q hign
reputation for honorable conduct and prOfes-
lOnal skill. mar-lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-20

Trains connect at Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia POttsvile, Harrisburg. Al
lentOwn and New York. At Columbia with
trains to and from York Hanover, Getty y>burg
Frederick and Baltimore.
A. NJ. WILSON, Supt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-20
DAYs OF APPEAL FOR 1880.

DAYs OF APPEAL FOR 1880.
To the Taxable Inhabitants OF the First and
Third Wards of Lancaster City. AMI the BOr-
Ough of Marietta, Lancaster county. Pa:
Pursuant to the provisions of the laws of the
Commonwealth, the undersigned Commission
ers of Lancaster county hereby give notice
that the day of appeal for the assessment of
$780, for the above wards and borough, will be
held in the Commissioners Office, at Lancaster
city on
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1880.
C.COBLE,
ISAAC BUSHONG.
ROBT. MONTGOMERY.
Commissioners.
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