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OFFICE New ORLEANS. SPANISH Fort AND

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, SPANISH FORT AND
Lake Railroad Company. I
nN AND AFTER MAHOH 1. 1880, TRAINS
~ will leave the Depot. corner Of Canal and
Basin streets at $3.50. 9, II. H. la. 3, 4, and
O'Clock. and the rate will be rs follows:
Round trip to The Lake and return. 20 cents
Round trip children between and Ia
years Observation-Disclosures. 10 cents
Round trip to City Park and return. lO cents
Family tickets as round trips. ......... S3 SD
Children to 10 years. .............. 81 90
Children under years. ...............- Free
Liberal arrangements will be made with pic
MIC parties and schools
Arrangements can De made for special trains,
to be run during or after regular hours.
T. s. WILLIAMS.
mh9 I'm General Manager.
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mecs,nss mt en-. nsw ga.asa.
gs,sspts mt ts,s OLD Basin.

Biloxi-Per sohr Celina-1soo feet lumber to
der
Mandevil e-Per sohr L EcIair-35 cords wood to
order
BAYOU Laoombe-Per sohr Leander Jaus-25, 600
feet lumber to J Toomer
Bayou Laeombe Per sahr Josephine No Zoo
bills sand 5000 bricks to order
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Leaves THUR-DAY. April 8. at u m.
r. - FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO tCON.
ARSHSskt6 Meeting with Illinois Central Rail-
road and Memphis-Ths steamer
JOHN DlsP0LD AND BARGEs,
s.. A. Toms. master,
will leave as above. For freight apply on
board. or to J. A. STEVENSON. Agent
46 Camp street.
VIII take freight for the Illinois Central Rail-
road and It's connections. app
KOUNTZ LINE.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY. April 8, ut 5 p. 10.
It. FOR ST, LOUIS. CAIRO, MEM
phis and the Bends - The fine
H. o.. sTANARR,
@. Ell. Seaman m ster NJ N Carpenter clerk
For further Information anply to
O. l.. BRENNAN. Agent,
ap8 ITO Gravier street.
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Rsd River and Texas.
NB P1,,,, 9f!R LEA AMP RED RIVER TRANS.
CIFIO RAILWAY AND OONNEOTIoNs.
Inrough bills Of lading and through passen.
ger tickets to all landings on BED river and nj
railway ii stations In Texas The best route to
IL :. FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER.
- SON Hot SPRINGS, and all landings n
FOB SHREVEPORT.
faz00 Valley. George w. Rea master.
Leaves SATURDAY. April 10, at D. IN.
FOR MINDEN.
1Ohn ID. Scuiby. Geo., wilkinson MASTER
Leaves THURSDAY, April 8, at s o. M.
No wharfboat charges, dray t.se ur COM mission
VIII be charged at mouth Of He'd River Bayou
sara, or at New Orleans. In forwarding frefgh
CONSIGNED to the company by bill Of lading,
For freight or passage apply on board OF the
boats or ut the Office Of the company. No, 10
Camp street, JOS. A, AIKEN, President.
N. w. JOYCE, GEO. ID, HITE,
j.; u. oARLlN. -, BRLTT0N 4 EPPLER,
-laA------L LORD MoPEAKE. Agents.
WEEKLY RED RIyEB PACKET.
leaves f ToR s sAhIHBD so En-
Assla dEla Egg Bend. Normans, Bar6ins.
.,.---. Wares and way landings
JESSE. * BELL,
y; Btnnott master. g. @. Hamilton clerk.
WIN leave as aboye For freight or passage
h VI. ADAMS, II Commercial Place.
R5.-No wharfboat charges. or commission,
will be charged at mouth OF Bed river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight consigned to
poal Or a&enI. les
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STEAMBOATS,.
LAFOURCHE.

INDEPENDENT SEMI WEEKLY NEW Or
LEANS, COAST AND LAFOURCHH
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at .. m. and FRIDAY
ut 10 a, IN.
-T-T. FOR WAY LANDINGS ON COAST
Agaa3as6 and Bayou Lafourohe-The No.
passenger packet
BELLE,
Max Blanchard, Master,
John Webre and O. j. Blanchard, Clerks.
Will leave as above. returning down the coast
every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY In daylight,
For freight or passage apply onbonrd or to
Y. Il, BtRNARD o st, Louis st.
4. HENO, 40 Cont at
p. g.. Goes through to Loekport on the
Thursday trip.
BEMI-WEIEKLY COAST AND BAYOU Ia.
FOUROHE.
Leaves every TUESDAY ut p.rn.. and BATUR-
DAY at 10 q. M
lAaSl The a, a ga y e W.. pg packet
r. A. Ohsrlet master,
Edw. Nicole and j, W. Laeroue, clerks,
will leave as above. returning down the ooas
every MONDAY and THURSDAY In daylight
For freight or passage apply on board or to
l0s Decatur. near &c. Louis street,
Bias clerk on the landing during the
day. at the head of Bienville street. to receive
freight. no12 6n
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HT. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
ANCHOR LINE.

yor 81. Louis and all way LANDINGS.
w. Z, HALLIDAY. Gould master
Leaves THURSDAY. April 8. at 3 .. m.
UlII OF ALION. B1XDY mASt9I
Leaves SATURDAY. April 10. at o. m.
JOdN a. SUI carter master
Leaves TUESDAY. April 10, at 8 y. m.
r. - THE BOATS OF THIS LINE PAL
AGSAAk3E particular attention to all way and
s'~4@&s@ss~ plantation business.
\, ID, WOODS, General Agent.
i04 Common street,
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Road AND HTEAMSHIT COMPANY.
PASSENGER ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOTTHTOE
xekfh. FOR BHAZOB SANTIAGO VIA
-4Asa2G Galveston-The iron steamer
L. q. HARRIS
VIII sail from Algiers
WEDNESDAY. Anril Z.

Freight for Brownsville Is per cent Off tariff
except grain. which ta at special rate.
Through bills ladinR signed to all points
on the Houston and Texas Central and G. 81
and D. A; \. r., Int and Great Northern Rail-
ROAD. and New Orleans and Texas Railroad
san Antonio fretghts received and forwarded
road. ~
etc. received via Clinton or Ouero.
LtRhierage to Corpus Christi and Brazos III
any at fisk and expense OF oonsignees.
=, Freight for oil the above points received at
the depot of Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railroad. foot OF Lafayette street. daily until
., m.
Tickets and staterooms secured until %. m,
at agents office, or at the ferry landing. on
morning of departure
Through tickets will be Issued from this Office
70 the principal points on the Houston, Texas
Central Railroad, on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
q. 4. WHITNEY d CO.. Managers,
ool n Corner Magazine and Natensz ats.
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RED RIVER.

NTEAM BOATS.
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FOB SHREVEPORT,
1az00 valley. George W. Rea master.
Leaves SATURDAY, April 10. at n. m.
, 1880-12-25


@ hanf i soat,.lnsly lin % oi, lis arin AID saitI:
"Don't, Chaflcs, don't, iii 10 lie milking
III wis,, to hcayc,, yo,, would" lto cried, In
n t0iu Of relief, and, turning implltsiveIy
toward INC, In seized i,y hn,ld. 1 mn posi-
1.-Two nutIling hit iny calm nlHl ,igl,iletl
lin from kissing inc where stoott.
" Ii yutt do. Tit never, never forgive yo,, rs
long us / liyc,n cxrlnItnctl my sister, ntlti,
throwing herself on thu lounge, burst Into Il
lpi' Immediately n went ont Of tho room, but
iri, the door open.
First, Charles went to tho window, mt,
tlrun1netl on tie patles awhile. Then III.
went to the burenll, n,ni, Nitrr. rallinlngl,lE
grutt voice, J" wait Il l,aHdk kerclifef.'
Tile retjllest w,,s answered by twp OF three
Robs. rIien liz wellt into the. bedroom,
brushed Ills llalr, cn,ne out, sat down, took
siso,i1titr. sfiNnk her gently, nlltt said:
"Say, Al,grtfnrW
SHE pe,ulaMtly shnok OF his l1n,ui, and In
,lugrtl IN frnS, burst nf weeping. For n
Cnek!y To thu table. picked IN his hnt, ,iannletl
il over his eyrs, i,,vseIl iii lilo middle Of
tic ilnnr. nl,,l saitt:
"l'm gOlitE nuw."
t AkfS MI W w S wss ea Gse Is t @ IsSraa SpRsa trei I'D
Tie k,,Ob, Il tcnrfml voice u.r,nurcl:
"Say. Charlir.T
"Whni," he answered, III busNcss-likc
tone, rs la stcpt,Al nyur llo Threshold.
"Whnt5 lin in Il hlrry,''
"NUsling," sllu snl,bS,l, bcglnliing 10 weep
mnru 1,rt,fllsrly than ever. Then he eatua
hnck ;tlNl-well, | knew my winters lodging
,ytls spc1rc,i. niul went nut for d null III
svntrr
'rae next morning yc found tho COW had
jumped il,u fence ulid guno; but the hnlrs
brought The hight, md a man brought
liz. nrtleMi, iiow we'll / reulcber timt night,
and, remembering Ii, i srol, 10 bo stnlnling
again III tic npen doorway, IN tho evening
siInit.ht hear tlle sweep OF birds wings,
auI tllrjr twttlrrjug mites: smell tho fresh
,,u;s n!uf trngras,ret,f fIuitl md w0o,s; wnir!.
Tie ears rushing through tito valley.
, 1880-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
l,ltESENVEp l,EAUT[ES,

Tho Home Department Is lit receipt OF
collection uf unusually ci.olco a1Nl beautiful
specimens of 1resscd'cllulblng furns mud au-
t.ln,l leaves from the mountains III New
Hampshire, for which Il is indebted to Alice
IL, Goodwtn, No. 107 Main street, Hartford,
Conn.,, whose advertisement. IN another col.
urlii wlll doubtless attract tho attention oh
llunu readers.
, 1880-12-25
"Jimts Sister" Contributes Her Views
Of Things, Including Tho Home,
The Grumpy Club Has Weak Side for
Christmas and Santa C1aus.
guburban Life as It IL, from Domestic
Sketch by Topsy Tinkle.
"Torty Years" Relates His Experi-
enco with Siren Vanpyro.
Me!stc Contributions by Tho Homo Lanreases-
Preserved Beauties.


Fur The t:hfe1oo Tribune.
watched tho iloelt.llkr clouds, one cen,
Retreat brsore NI1hrs cnsteru pail,
Aml gazc,l upon Il piIltcring scene
Which my poor sy!lnblcs recall:
The sin rarId rcd t,all rollol
Fnst toward MI uMtcr-KnlE Of sky; .,
In ilnrnus OF amethyst md gold
The funeral pyrr Of Dny rosa high.
beneath this r.,liant sunset View
Cbst IN tho western stretch Of uay,
Thick n,urxhy ntlsts ot changing hts0
Hung o'er II niornss drcar md Rrny.
10 mlsts ni,d ynpors death-dIstcnt
With fobrle tulnt. this transient spell
or sular nucrnttIHficy lent
The subtle t1nts OF teea1-sheli.
Vast fronts of motttcJ ether Rlcamcd
Fh1nbuylntly hpsDre my eyes.
And Tor d purple Imumcnt sec1Med
I!i1 outer walls Of Paradise.
Bright waves of liquid jaspor hove
TN sutt. E!ysiAn stit,rrs Dr pearl,
AiHl ir,ltscent Evonlug str1r0
Her tolt,,uat 1'ellno1is 10 uulurl.
Though Jltt thrill beforc this scope
or gp,ie'H },rinelpnllty,
thOllulIt: '''rhb htuvon AfAr Is HotH-
Tho lD,lssh beneath. I'ed'ttg.
, 1880-12-25

for. tl,e. exercise Of that .lclicatn rceepttylty
which atoue gives ,no knowledge Of trinEs
| hidden frnm many. lii tho present lest I y
ss rrS ys H '5sss;ss1 viii II 1,S S ascss prsS
senl* .npur t,o s.0gr.' is Sbyi crasr.l
speaking she sunk Ihlo ollo Of the chnlrs ut
5sr 5 {aots; tayss @ ef'x sf so nj VII sGsMs So s n 'p
| think every man III tho audience felt TINT he
lIna la!l Share IL cruelty abusing her:
selected stx individuals, Ut whom was olir.
We gMteru.l thu proscetiant door, l,assttl tho
Syh!l who 1lnd risen, a.ul ssonu sidr-[ace. to
wers ntiyance,l Ii. 80 sS,,o or.ier ,lesignatcd by
the Syb!, whose faeu was watched hy tho
little frost:btisn M ,'lal,, lifs Mas,lssIrispy ,
yse ehnsg Sg wt 'r tds IL IL "'rs 5w @ nck s q tS s
table, l stepped forward As / passed tie
syblI felt II sudden Hush Of heat, ns or Il
WHIT of summer. monday nir-s1 sudden
wllc1,cc I catilu nnt faceu the rntllant won!an
wh9, with l,er race 10 tlte, at.llunce. smiled
slightly, md. taking NY liatal, seatet! ,hu nt 1t
;er riEt n ou OF tue Sllairs, n,l!i VIII 1T;
aEainsi tho cllaIr buck, aNt SEATED herself,
iliSF of "a s|s'ssnteiym y n0ilas" ,,, ilar'Iy '!E;,
n,Nl aili0st Instantly experienced .lefIcIoHs
Laliguor, ~ whicl, waa only conscious of y
uni, S't n, TX ~ w. a 9owsm W VIZ iIans ,,s liz ~ ~
Sp' a @ ,,e assRs ot . LILY pt"EH pu!'s " "
@ @thoy hsld is; ~ sw!' IL thraii. saddsniy iii
WohufflM, igh@lless @ ni1a aStt'iIy IT,; . ~ @ my
smliSd II, sv,r ~ ~ tha " 'rrv a,'o crv'. % IT % tmo
Sy6iPs II lips, H;sl, y sSe ;' 6sEa', q rsp!;Iiyy
!11meM1 1.1 ,e W., Ioe ptS s M.im LIT pGiiei,
G,.,,. tha,, ~ ~, ti,ov :,,o iGnu.
, @ rsni tn % ~ t,.pf ~ Sri, ,.i,n su,1s
~ H. me- ., e0nih'tm1my, t1y,.,, Aaer @ reaG nem a Mer r
ny" hmew oE s W. G: r,rMtnr ,si te cn,E Hs
fnts tn III tne eS acn. ay W." 4. ssi,rl ' cnpitnl
|Sks { 70 r., r., r. ts!!e%I, T. - saw @ysslt s'iii ~ ii: M
.e e ~ ,n, ns,,n,, l,'9i +, f a s,, to n,'tI
,1ay1nw u sog "; nv % fr wi, i" M ~" rxmsSssin,, @
~ nsS1a,E n,s,.rs ~ mn, i, ts tn,,hnad With M .nan
oHs noa 3'pH 9o, a,. pvg pusgM saxs ~
~ cn, 3,eaE lnnsi oiI s,. tmsss II tm u.1' ~, ~
tl,f i!oor. Henrsi III, So. soumi from Tic MI H.
Ssnss: / Wss oaIy \ conscious @ @ 4 tl'e - exist-
GS gn '; ;,rIy @ yse ss1arg NY Giy is6y, gii nl e,; WI
sisft,; M H." cnis a % c,,d f"r. % tho M.
amse it sin tisiy y nase ,, a fn1e1a thsi was
, r roSts VI SnsS t ~ pG' }mcn NY !%r5ee % s
onchsi @ I NY % iaf,is 1eu" ior Al, H. instant, aii WIS
eaI% aM III e .t delicious !,'';E"r tl,st
lnae @ nc inatiisrent 10 Gseryt!!ang. r., , Waa
@ ,n,.sn U .Ie MI rnsn .n9 frn t car Fr
NV. aw ,,Issn ~ au"r i,' M nv In hnnJ ,banvha
VIII i,, "U ~ 'e rr gss 1fo. .Te " ~, u
vlt ~ otDe M'opgu ~ f,r ~ sn .,a =.
rt,r, i' Sihri ~ ~ !, ''ps'o' '"sA''eo l'' d e'''
'fisy, sy,,knI 10 tho s.oaa ,,oor. bewtl,leretl.
Mh, iS carras s M MsIGns Il was ef%r fy fS
mn,; nv" fo t te wisnv VI nir ms a, iTisi III buirn ~
eyes, @ Wiz wl.o leercd Ger dso bout a Snt I saia @ motht;.
| ApNoHEA Hn.h ~ ~ NuUst uPHnEst y! "'aaA
, 1880-12-25

QliU SUCCESSFUL ur1ptlEiQE ulYSlEiAn Ill l}AlLl-
moresT "' '''
"Inu flntter me-" rcp,Iel DR., BrIscoe,
bowins. "'~' ~
"Y1,l, l believe, are not a confederate OF
mluo,n
nm so unfortunate M mt IN ho able TO
claim Tint tlelfShtfnI homer" said tl1o pHysl.
ciali insiumtly' ''S''' ''>' >''~ ''''"'
| and sIIn snoEo viii Il voitH ibnt Gift siinnr0
| iika IL sci,ueter, ~: on wear Hp1,i lie thirI
t',|sr ri vor rtuht linnti y mil s,s "a lin.
n,uad cliistsr rlI1r. yni,iei nI Ss.30o. Tic
stnmms nrc furnctj tnvarti vni,r nniffs md vnlt
hnva 1,,,t ri n;icostsl ti,nt nnpd sR,,c"' Sn, on,
fe,t,l fi,is io,,se Ei,nil Ianva ti,nn s,ui lis
III u 'nis ha icir Gn % vnr',r ~ . sn ~"
tEss nc.ients whi,i, f'lnnssl lint r,nv Il, vottr
| kes,,inrW' "'''~'' ''"~e>' ''''' ''A'N 49, '3e@
Would prefer TINT you should say moth.
nTisrt". Vii, n Inv whch ,vas .or,nsmiv % mt
i"tinnt' "'''' " w" "4''' ""' ~'''"''''' '''@
Ynnr xx1shcs sbo,,ho ,,,o, ,o znntc,1
nr ri..n!. ~ ~ ~ t,.s
at ari,i viii ,vI,hor',1 ora,',',,..x ~ e
. t,r,h, t1y1, "s;t" "sk I.;int,, "a tHs ia
"I,ausa n"H suanc" WIZ" hauRA's o'soa''' ~ '''o
"'Ii1nss; ii"r nr;rrr wos .r,orb .rh. ho,Qo eot 81,
, 1880-12-25

lng these &hlngR over. | thiNk n0tlG OF tIS
escape the question, Of soul or M soul NIL onr
lives through, md Mt TINT ngu l MI, allrc I
gave ,nnch more Intention to tho problOM of
continued existence than to nnyt',ing cotl-
ncctcd will, my profession. ! Ind passed.
through, brief course ut f1citlc1hure, mid, I'll
l,tncc Of tho stern md uBconpronlslng real
ism which tho constant presclce OF applied
mathematics brings tn ulost mind, Ind ro-
celyet1 sense Of correspondence n,'l cur
restttul, Of ntl things; 1t seemed to mo rs II
every ato.n Of the universe was linked to
every othor ntom lyn subtle cliain Of spir-
ttnal sympathy, mil III every chemical
ct1nngc, a1.tl III every molten OF machinery,
recognized n sl,adowy. Underlined, yet ever
POTENT md nll-unslcrlying influence which
lnntlc nll thllEls kin nlhl uniformly subject 10
orc innsfer will. III this mood,-l think
believed t'le't that NIL things Ind llfe aild
CONSCIOUSNESS. tItler Will or w't'lout the
power OF exprcsslo,l,--l returned to Amcfica
aiMl applied myself diligently to biology III
Its simplest f0r!n,-tho relation and ihtlleflce
of one Individual upon another, considered
apart from all things else. This leu nc 10
some odd experiences, ni,tt among these, tho
strongest, th(nk, WIS thu single night Which
included My wllolu personal acquaintance
With Sthyl."
Tile Mechanical Engineer mo'stened tic
lower ctlEe OF Ills frosty n.ltstnclses with tue
pale all'ncF U. ulo n'lno'"1!u ',lt"sc, "'o ll's
eyes iuokch drtatntly Into tile long past, nnd
llc spoke. rs wis oftenttmcs his way, rs II he
mt n1onr n,ul rcn,l nInu,l fron, a boDk:
1v w. .;,,,. ,.,,,r. rx,,o,,, - a., ,,,,,t
WIS SIM SnuhR 1tl'o" ~. - "puus
hsc iect hine: rather pale' VIII aarK eses
and lair; Qtirt and silent among strangers,
and neycr really unreseryeI Save when alone
,.,;tr - ,,.,,,,nr Nta,, IT,, ,rnssoI ,nn viii, y
WILL w, ,.,, e't ~. ,.e,.,, ,ns .s' ,"rsaot
sense VI fepuls'oil' Aly healtn was peftec.r
and my powers OF endurance and seIl-c0ntrol,
rs l,ow know, far buyonl the average.
hotl ucv.r. IN sntic nj NV o.rorts. met nnv
@ na,r,' ,r, ~ s tn ~ s ] m,iuonco
peis" WIZ H'u ,l'e .e1s. iaes's',s s., ~ aen.o .,
over nc, although i'i!y beIaesea IN tho OK"
istcncc Of lses.ncrc and clalryoyant powers.
and was very dcslrous to bo convinced tint
NV lultI, wns we'll founded. / had rather n
wilo acquaintance anonE spiritual me'lst'lns'
nleserlzcrs, clalrvoya'lts, nlli Sacll pUrs0lls,
md among illnslouists anu actors of tile mTtl-
, 1880-12-25

NIGHT WITH A solscEKEss IN FLESH AND
HOOD,
~ tht Editor n Iha Chicago TFtbunt.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Dec. a..-"W When I
was 81" said the Mechanical Engineer, rs he
settled hlMssl3 comfortably ip the deeD
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-24

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. On WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEM.
BEIs II, lSSO, will bc sold nj puulic sale on the
premises, situated in lslphO township, on the
road leading from Mt. Joy to Mannheim, one.
half mile northeast of Mt. Joy, adjoining lands
Brcncman and the Little Chiques Sllunga
creek. Il Valuable Farm containing l}S ACRES.
on which is erected Il twO-stOry Brick House
with twG-StOry brick wing attached. There Is
no finer farm house i'm Lancaster county. A
balcony extends the whole length of the house
on the first and second stories. There are
large folding doors i'm the hall; i'm winter the
and i'm summer by opening the doors a large,
cool hall Is the result. circular staircase
runs TO the third story. The cellar il cement
ell and has Il sub-arcled cellar underneath,
which is intended for keeping milk, butter
meats, NC. Stone Tenant House with basement
kitchen. a large bank barn. when erected in
1871, cost nearly $4,000. Attached to the barn is
above is Il large NOW. large straw house at
tacllcd to the barn, u carriage house. wagon
shed, corn crib and all necessary Outbuildings
all of which arc covered with slate. A large
ice house near the house. The fencing is COM
posed OF locust posts and chestnut rails. The
property has been thoroughly limed within
the last five years. is in high state of cultiva-
If desired $4,000 of the purchase money can
remain on the farm.
Any person desiring to view the property be-
fore the day of sale will please call on Mr..
Charles Bender, residing thereon.
Sale to commence mt O'Clock u. m. of said
day, when attendance will be given by
l.. ID. GALLAGHER Auct.
aug,-5tw&GtsloawS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-24
WESTWARD.

Pacific Express, east, ON Sunday, when flag
geG, will stop ut Mil,lletOwn, ElfzabethtOwn ,
Mt. Joy, ILintlisvillc, Hir'l-in-Han'l, Leman
Place, Gap, Christiana, ParkesburS, Coates
vile, Oakland and Glen LOch.
Fast Line, west, Oh Sunday, when Tagged,
will stop ut tDOwningtOwn, CG.tesville, Pnrkcs
burg, Mt. Joy, EliZnbethtOwn and MialtllctOwn.
Hanover accommodation west, connecting mt
Lancaster with Niagara and Chicago Express
ut Hos u. H., will run through To Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connects Mt
Lancaster, with Fast Line, west, ut !lO y. II. I,
ami will run through tn Fre'lerick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-24
lancaster fntelIigerlcer.
TUESDAY EVENING. AUG. "a, 1890.


Perhaps one-fOurth of the crop of 1880
has been cut off and hung on the poles
That which was cut early is on the whole
in very fine condition though some of it has
been cut by the lively flea" Gentlemen
who have Travelled through q considerable
part of the tobacco district says the rava-
ges of the flea have been more destructive
than usual. In some instances whole fields
have been more or less damaged, and even
after the tobacco has been cut off and hung
up, the fleas attacked it in the shed.
The later tobacco is growing finely and
if it escapes the hail and the fleas will
make a fine crop.
Reports from New York arc to the effect
that the prospects are very fiattering for a
lively trade in 1879 leaf There is an in
crcasing demand on tie part of manufac-
turers at satisfactory prices. Our Lancas-
ter market is favorably affected by this
wave of improvement, and the result
has been that an increased number
of sales have taken place. One
sale of over 300 cases has been effected
another of about 100, another of 40, and
several others of 10, 20 and upwards max
ing the aggregate for the week Some 700
or 800 cases.
Sampling continues active with satisfac-
tory result, the percentage of damage be-
ing low.
Dealers arc here in some force, taking q
look ut both the old and the new crop with
i view to future investment in addition to
purchases already effected.
Following is the weekly report of ]. S.
Cans Son Il Co., New York, for the week
ending August 23:
200 cases 1879 New England, II to 13 /:
272 cases 1878 New England, 13 to 20; "a
cases 1877 New England, pt. !; 45O cases
1879 Pennsylvania, IL to 1S; 259 cases 1873
Pennsylvania, 1Ol to 3Oc. $50 cases 1879
Ohio, Z, to Sc. s. cases 1873 Ohio lie. ;
100 cases 1879 Wisconsin Hav. Seed, pit. ;
total, I, ,779 cases.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF PHILIP SCHUM, LATE OF
II the city OF Lancaster, deceased; Letters
granted to the undersigned, all persons In
dcbtetl thereto are requested to make inme
tliate settlement, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present the III
without delay for settlement to the under
signed residing in said city.
JOHN +. SCHUM,
CHARLES HOLTZW AHTll.
NJ I.pOslus Administrators.
j. II. I;OOD- Att'ys jy2l-6talOaw
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A LLENTOwN FEMALE COLLEGE,
THE YATES INSTITUTE.
LANCASTER, PA. (ENDowED.)

LANCASTER, PA. (ENDOwED.)
A Church School for Boys. Prepares for
higher Colleges and Universities.
REV. JOHN u. .MULHOLLAND.
NJ. A. 4. G. d., Principal.
A few bOartlers can be received who will
have the special careand oversight Of the Prin-
cipal. The next term begins SEPTEMB Err s,
lSSO. ty3l-lmdS&sTu
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ClsTATE OF jacob sTOTT, LATE Or
Il Lancaster city, deceased Ihc nnoea .a1,
signed Auditor, appointed to pass on cxcep-
ti5ns filctl to the account and to distribute the
balance remaining to the hands Of william W;
among those legally entitled to the same, Will
sit for that purpose ON TUESDAY, AUGCSI
81, 1880, at 10 O'Clock a. H., in the Library Room
where ali DerSOns interested in said dtstrfbu-
tiOn may attend. ii. T.. bIsU bAh En-,
auglO4tdOaw Au0lUor.