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sHERIFF's SALES.
,HERTFF's SALE

GHGRIFF1s sALE
Ryytrtus OF a writ OF Levari Facias 20
me iirecIed, viii be exposed to Puohe
sale. Mt the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. s4l Shipley ST.,
kept by John J. Dougherty. In The city OF
wflnfngton. New Castle county, Della
ware. on
WEDNESDAY: the 10Th day OF March,
A. D., Isso, at O'Clock, p. m,
ms following described real estate, viz
ali ithat certain lot OF laud Nith tDree-
nory briek yelling house The re 'n, stu
ate in tne city Of Wilmington. bounded
ard descTfb<d as follows, 10 VIII begln-
Ming Al he southeast corner of Elevs0ln
aSsn raiIIAli streels, thence eAsleriy along
The southsIiy aide of eleventh street 9ieet
q chee 10 q corner. thence southerIy pa :
alseI 10 TAtaAil slrett Is feet TO = corper,
thence westerly parallel 70 Elevenlh street
through lhe centre Of the party wall he-
tween this and the adjoining mouse on the
south 20 feet n chts to the cas- erly eide oi
Tnfnat street aforesaid, and Lhenoe there
BY northerly 10 leet 10 The place OF begin
ning, De the contents thereof wnat they
may. =,
Sc red and taken in extenIien As the
property of Prank ID. Turuer and Augusta
p, his vile and l. 1. and 70 Be sold oy
JOHN PYLE. sheriff.
shelifrs ofrice, New Castle, February d,
lSso. ieb2i-jtawts.
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NorIcGE TO WATER S,,;
AZ oFFIcK OF rHp WTaail

wILNISeros ns, DkpAar,
able al The Registrarsog,NA'le.t gA le.ty
ket street. Inc law r,'olloe, No
paid on or before ,landi.,.e lh,l
rnon,n y, ~ .ne phi, those l.Ii ~
n nose oss @ p,,la during Tie MIMI S Y
,..,i,s ~ pei cen, cent, additional, and S .,s
Ri.anlns Ra,, unpaid alter ApriI y X
ne. sses is.raI Is Required 10 havs N
~...urswn cnva.r a' aud suit instiluL., y. '.
10y Iii. oi the amount due: soa y
viii, Viii = NOT he let into sucG ur.aI'] Tsa
drawing ieruIes, are paid Y
oihce hours from a. "a. n.,
-. WILl.t,AJInblt
decl- -sodD-edJ. eodF . aVSsl
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EoB saERIFR IN 1850,
fTRSAL J. LYNCH,
OF ST Georges Hundred,
Subject 10 the decisioa OF the voter. =,
New Castle County; pledging himself 10
support The successiul Democratic norat.
nee.
! take this occAsion 20 thank my friends
OF New Castle County. for their Ia o,t FER
vent and noeraols seaport In ls5s. Hop
ing for . ooniinuAne@ Of past fAyors.
remain Yours respectfully.
tAnxRU PCRNAL J. LYNCH
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EoR RsNT.-sscond-sso frou, room
y In 0asetts o1ilding, 4le kArksi sirssl
Apply ~ this oncA-
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HERIFPs SALE

- HERIFRS SALE
y BY virtue cf wit OF Leyari Faci,s,
10 me directed, vii be exposed 10 public
sale. al the
LAFAYETTE HoTEL.No. Sil shipley ST..
kepi by John J. Doug herty, in the city of
Wilmington, New castle County, Della
ware On
WEDNESDAY. rhe iosh Day Of March
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=
No sil Shipley street, kept by John ]
Dougherty, In the city OF Wilmington
New CAsle county. Delaware,
on THURSDAY,
The 2oth Day OF February, A. d., 1880.
Al zoo ocK, y. m, the following described
real estste. via:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land, with three-story brick insssuace
thereon erected, sltuAi ed In the city OF
wilmington. aforesaid, bounded and de-
scrioed as follows. to wit: Beginning At a
stake on the westerly side of Jefferson
street, between second and Third streets
al ihe distance OF eighty four eel from the
northeriy size OF second. thence westerly
parallel with second street one hunured
ieet 10 the easteriy side OF a three feet
wide alley, thence along said alley side
northsriy parallel with Jefferson 1tieet I6
Ieet 10 stake, thence easterly RaraIiei
win Second street Que hundred feet 10
the Aforesaid de Of jefferson street. aud
thence thereby southsrly 10 feet 10 ths
place OF oeginn ng. be the contents there
OF what They may.
SEIZED and taken In execution a. the
property OF Amor U. Perkins and Sarah
ID, his wife, and L J.. aud To he sold BY
JOhn PYLE, SueriI.
lssN. f.b,o ssnSy uary .
L n Il Tar
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SHRRIfF's SALE.
LAFAYET TF HOTEL

BY virtue Of writ of Levari Facias. To
me directed, Will be exposed 70 public sale
at The
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On THURSDAY,

-. y. I L
~ shipley street, kept by John Dough.
erty, IN the egiy OF Wilmington, New "a.
lie oognly, Del
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ron SALE.

EOR RENT-wE HAVE ON OUR
Il LISre SOME OF THE FINEST
HOUSES IN The CITY Al From 81 To
feDIs, n zs,5 Clayton House Building.
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Il ON sALE.-DweilIng house No. 2lO
d Nest Tenth street. Low and on eAsy
terms Apply Ia
EvANs PENNINGTON.
fsbla-lot- No. n. EiE nth street.
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-
- BY virtue of a Writ CT Ais Levari Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale At the
GILPIS HOUSE.
kept by George Whitfield. In the city Of
New Castle, New Castle Hundred, and
county OF New Castle, Delaware. on
SATURDAY, the 2sth day ef February.
1sso, at 2 oiclocE. z. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
A lot ofland situate in White Clay Creek
hundred, New Cdsele county, Delaware
beginning for the same at q stake in the
ChristiAns turnpike, a corner OF land OF r..
{. st tseu hurg. thence by his line south
eighty-One degrees and ten minutes east
thirty one perches tOa stake in q line Of
Evan c. StotsenOung. and corner for the
degrees west one hundred and forty n We
PeTches aud nine-tenths OF a perch cross
ing kagie Run 10 stake by fence cor
ner for other land OF the said WebDer
thence sttll by his line north seventy sew =
en- and = haif degrees west thirty -one per
ches and seven tanths of perch 10 a stak e
In the ChrisuAha Turnpike, aforesa ID
thence by the said Turnpike Road 10 the
place OF beginning, coutAIuinK twenty
more or less.
seized ard taken in execution as the
| property OF Patrick II. Flynn and CecuiA,
! his Wife. and Isaac B. Jester and Rebecca
Jester, ts and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
sheri1's Office, NsS Castle. February I.
lss0. febl0-S vie
- nEuIr = SALE
| - By virtue OF " II Of Levarf Facias
To me directed, will be exposed TO public
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ID EGIsTERs ORDER.

A Fine Assortment Of Csna
Jrellaa. 1
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.AFAYETTE HOTEL,

- By virtue OF " II Of Levart Facias
To me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale At
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United States Bonds and Sterling ,Excii:sn.
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BAD INDIANS.
The Mischief they are Making In the South
west.

The Mischief they arc Making In the South
DENVER, Col, July IA special des-
patch to the Tribune from Santa Fe says
"News received from Ell Paso states that
between June 81 and 23d Victoria's band
of Apaches attacked San Lorenzo and Gov.
Louis Terrasas rancho, shooting over 100
head of horses. From San Lorenzo they
went thirty miles west to Santa Clara
where they captured 100 head of horses.
They killed some Mexicans at each place.
Gov. Terrasas, with about 200 federal
Mexican soldiers and a large body of vol.
unteers, is ON their trail. Victoria's band
being remounted may be expected back
into New Mexico. Troops are being
rapidly moved forward, and in few days
every exposed point in Grant, Doranna,
Lincoln and Socorro counties will have
detachments for their protection.
The Mescalero Indian agency has been
placed under military control and two
companies of cavalry and one of infantry
have been stationed there.
Two companies Of cavalry are now
marching to Fort Wingate, the Navajoes
being considered unsafe.
A new post will also he established in
La Platte county, southwest of Colorado,
to keep watch over the southern Utes.
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william q. Shenck's BODY Found.


About noon yesterday the body of VIM.
G. Shenck, who was drowned at Ridgway
park on Monday evening, was found float
ing in the Delaware opposite the Tamany
fish house. The coroner was mott
fled, and the body was convey
cd to Camden, where an inquest
was held, after which the deceased was
handed over to his friends. On examin:-
tion it was found that one of his limbs was
broken. Some papers were found on his
person by which his identity was discovered
The body arrived in this city this after
noon at 2:1O. in charge of his brother, A. F.
Shenck, esq. Arrangements had been
made to have the funeral take place to-
morrow afternoon, but the body OF de-
ceased was in such bad condition that
these arrangements had to be changed
The body was therefore at once taken to
the undertaking establishment of the
Messrs. ROte, and prepared for burial at
Gp. IN. to-day from the residence of his
parents, No. 212 East Orange street. H.
intermcnt at Woodward Hill cemetery.
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GRAND STREET PARADE

Of Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias Uan-
caster Division No. 81. accompanied by Lititz
Lodge No. 253, and other Lodges, at 10 H. m An
Grafton, Music, reworks, and a Grand Illu-
minatiOn.
The Grafton will be delivered at 2:3O O'Clock
p. m, by LIEUT.. GOV. CHARLES W. STONE,
Of Warren, Pa.
Music will be furnished by the CELEBRATED
HAMBURG BAND. In the evening the
beautiful Lititz Spring Grounds will be Bril-
liantly Illuminated by 6, 900 Lights and Grand
Display of Fireworks will be given.
a Special Excursion will be run from Lam
caster on all trains leaving both depots Fare
for the round trip, 50 cents. Railroad com mu-
nicatiOns will be complete to and from Col
umbia, Lancaster, Reading and Quarryville
and all intermediate points. By an arrange,
ment with the Railroad Company, none but
first-class cars will be run. Excursion tickets
will be sold from July to 5, good returning
until the 7th. An extra passenger train will
arrive at Lititz from Lancaster and Columbia
at Ass q. IN. Regular trains at a. m, d. M
and AS p. m. Extra at p. m. From Healing
at S:45 q. m, p. m, 7:25 p. m, and an extra
train at 6lO p. m. Returning will leave Lititz
at 1880 p. m. tor Lancaster, Columbia Quar-.
ryville and Reading.
Com MITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs-H
II. Tshudy, Chairman, F. p. Hart, L.R Hacker.
+. w. Christ, A. B. Reidenbach, D. B. FIory. ]
6. Weltmer. Henry Seaber, J. n. Breneman. j.
A. Buch, w. H. Enk, T. A. Milchsack, +. b.
Buch. VIM. Regennas, Scott Rocker.
ieealtd&w
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PHILADELPHIA Market.


rHILA DELPHIA, July Flour firm.
VI, with more inquiry for choice superfine " 50
9s extra at $SI3 50; Ohio and Indiana family
family $ 5On6 90; do old, - 25@4 Is Minnesota
Qs 20. " 80
Rye flour at $425
C0rnmeal-Brandywine unchanged.
., wheat steady; No. 2 Western Red 81 III :
Penn'a Red 81 l2; Amber 81 L.
mixed 49%@5Oc.
Oats steady tor Prime No. l, White 39c: No.
2. 20 371a@3sc No. 3, do 35@s61ac; No. ?, Mixed
3l@34ac.
Rye dull; Western and Ia. s5c
PROVISIONS steady INT pork ut $l2 756l3:
beef hams go 5O@2l India MESS beet Sl66Ol6 30 >
bacon, smoked shoulders 5k@54c; salt 411l5c ;
smoked hams ll@l2c picked narns 9@lGc
Lard steady; city kettle TIC: loose
Dn!chers SIC; prime steam 81 1907 ..
Butter firm Creamery extra, at 2lc !;
do good to choice l9@2lc Bradford county
anu New York extra lS@l9c Western Re-
serve extra, l6@l7c do good to choice l20l5c ;
Kolls dull; Penn'a extra lOQl2; Western re-
serve extra lO6l2c.
,og Eggs irregular Penn'a ls@ls15c; Western
Cheese firmer; New York factory sLG9c :
western fnil cream. 7@71ac; do fair to good
6@G54c; do half skins 5@05c.
Petroleum firm refined &c.
Whisky $ll II.
Seeds-GoOd to prime Timothy dull Mt
- 1898 %: Flaxseed nominal at 81 80 for
new; Clover dull at $6 5O@7 50.
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THE CENSUS.


A few of the enumerators of this county
have not yet sat for a revision of their
enume, alton, and quite aouumbertof those
who have sat have failed to make record
of the total population in their respective
districts. The only way, therefore, that
parties interested can get the totals is to
count them-no slight task, by the way,
when it is remembered there are over
eighty districts, each containing from
1000 to 5000 inhabitants. We have pull
lished from time to time the population of
the several districts as far as they have
been verified. Not all of the figures have
been official, but they have been substan-
TALLY correct.
The population of the city has been re-
ported several times, the figures varying
little as corrections were made by the
enumcratOrs. The following We believe
t. be more correct than any heretofore
published
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CITY PROPERTY AT PUB

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT PUB
IlC SALE.
will be sold at the Grape Hotel, VIM. Il.
Finney, Proprietor, ON THURSDAY EVEN
ING, JULY !, 1850, all that well known. Livery
Property, situated on the east side Of North
Queen street, near the Penna X. r.. Depot,
fronting on North Queen street, 32 feet ~
inches, and extending in depth 100 feet, then
in depth 245 feet to Christian street, on which
is erected Il twO-stOry Brick AMI Frame Stable
AMI Carriage Houses, q Brick Office and a Store
room on North Queen street. This property
is splendidly situated in the heart of the busi-
ness part of the city, and is well calculated for
a Sale or Livery Stable and an admirable place
tor Il Tobacco Warehouse.
Sale to commence Mt 7:3O p. m, when terms
and conditions will be made known by
GEORGE W. ZECHER.
II. SHUBERT, AuctiOneer. je2ltSd
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Child Burned.

This forenoon, about II o'clock little
daughter Of Charles Grau, residing on
West Orange street, near Mary, was badly
burned. Mrs. Grau had gone out of the
house for short time when the little girl
went to the stove for the purpose of re-
moving something. While there her dress
caught fire. She was badly burned about the
legs, body and arms. She had enough
presence of mind to tear her dress (or
what remained of it after burning for a
short time), from her person or she would
probably have been fatally burned. As it
is, her injuries are very severe. but are not
considered dangerous: as she did not inllale
the flames. DR.. A. ]. Herr attended the
child.
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ner, who murdered James Brothers in Isle
of Wright county, last week, and escaped,
has been captured.
Letter from Judge Black to Gen. Hancock
When Gen. Hancock's Order Number
40 was made public, the Hon. jeremiah s.
Black wrote him the subjOined letter
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, 1867.
MY DEAR GENERAL: This moment I
read your admirable order. l am much
engaged, but cannot resist the temptation
to steal time enough from my clients to
tell you how grateful you have made me
by your patriotic and noble behavior.
Yours is the first, most distinct and most
emphatic recognition which the principle
of American liberty has received at the
hands of any high officer in Southern
command. 1t has the very ring of the
Revolutionary metal. Washington never
said thing in better taste or better time.
It will prove to all men that ' Peace hath
her victories not less renowned
than those OF war;" l congratulate you,
not because it will make you the most
you care nothing about that, but because
it will give you through all time the solid
reputation of a true patriot and q sincere
lover of your country, its laws and its gov
ernment. This, added to your brilliant
achievements as soldier, will leave you
without a. rival in the affections of all
whose good will is worth having and give
you place in history which your chill
dren will be proud of.
This acknowledgment from me does not
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we wish to emphasize. SO tar, the advance ON
our goods amounts to nothing and u strict in
spectiOn OF our stock will show that at all
times we are rs low In prices any, and often
lower. A close examination Of our goods IL
cordially invited.
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Result of Dreaming About Playing Foot-bsl
Altoona Tribune.
Professor Davis, of the Commercial col
lege, carries one Of his feet around in
sling, or rather airs the points of his toes
by reason of an injury to the big one. The
other night the professor in his dreams
was recalling the sports Of his boyhOod
days, when he played football with his
boon companions. In the illusions Of the
dreamy state he spied fine ball. with NO
one near to kick it but himself. He let fly
his right foot with all the vigOr of man
six foot in height and nearly 200 pounds
weight, and the fOOt-beard of the bedstead
received whack that nearly shivered that
article Of furniture to pieces. 1t wasn't
the noise that awakened the professor,
but a painful sensation in his great toe.
An examination revealed the consequences
of kicking that delusive ball--the nail was
driven back quarter of an inch into the
flesh, causing the blood to flow profusely.
Now, reader, when you see the professor
dancing around with the front end of his
shoe prepared for dry weather, know that
he was dreaming about playing football.
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To Regulate the Liver.

Use Only Sellers Liver Pills, the best and
only true Liver Regulator. Established over
80 years. They cure Headache, BiliOusness,
COstiyeness. Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague,
and all similar diseases, like magic. Get the
right kind. SELLERS LIVER PILLS, 25 cts.
The great Worm Destroyer! !SELLERS'
NV chid two vears e,1Sd oid wv w SARvER a. ST.
Louis Mo. Sold by druggists. Price 25 cts.
each. K. f. SELLERS & CO., PrOp'rs. Pitts
burgh, Pa. Send for circulars. Ol-lyw
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"BALDY" SMITH.

Restored to HIS Office of Police COlnmi missioner
by Order Of the Supreme COnrt
of New York.
New YORK, July THE general term
Of supreme court to-day rendered q de-
cisiOn in the case of Police COmmis-
sioner Smith, removed by Mayor Cooper,
reversing his removal and ordering his re-
instatement without costs. The general
term also affirm Judge Lawrence's deci-
OlS
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MARKETS..


NEW YORK. July 1.-Flour-State and Wes,
ern steady, moderate export. home trade in
G4W; choice. do, - O5@4 IS: fancy
- oQ6 90; round hoop Ohio 81 6O@5 90 ::
choice do 8 1O@6 . superfine western $s 500
.: common to good extra do 81 1904 40 ::
choice dO do - 5O07 90: choice white wheat do
"a 65@5 90: Southern dull and declining; COM
mon on 70 TAR extra - 90G55O; good to choice
Wheat-Spring steady; Winter L@Ac bet
e ter "a ana moderately me active; No. ?, Red July.
ber,$ O7zs: No. White August, 81 OF.
Corn without decided change; Mixed west
ern spot, 47@5O%c: do future 4Ss4@49c
@3S%. ->.
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A RUNAWAY COUPLE.


Romance In The DoekSyo SeoAo.
Will Penner il . young man about -
years Of age, who resides with his paternal
ancestor at the village Of Synmes, about
two miles west Of Loveland, Ohio. Win
loved . maiden fair and was beloved in 10.
turn. Alice Polack, the object Of Wits
attention, is beautiful blue-eyed maiden
of . blonde type, the daughter Of John
Polack, wellto-d0 farner living about .
mile northwest Of Loveland. The parents
of the maiden were very adverse to the at
tentions Of the dark-eyed William. and
tried every means in their power to keep
the lovers separated, but tho WHY
little Cupid only whispered sweet
things into her willing ears, and
their love grew the stronger. Clan
destine meetings have been indulged BY
the youthful couple for tho past year. The
other night about . O'Clock, the Polack
household was the scene Of great excite
and her wearing apparel had disappeared.
Gowns, wrappings and the like had
been mysteriOusly smuggled from the
house, and empty wardrobes and
bureaus greeted the gaze Of . loving
mother who fairly dotted on her only daugh-
ter. Inquiry was set on foot by relatives
and friends but the blooming Alice failed
to materialize. On inquiry it was learned
that Willie had endeavored to procure .
buggy at the livery stable, but failing in
his project had left Immediately. Farmer
POlack is worried over the matter, yet hopes
that the couple have married and will
return home If such is the case. and
William exerts himself with energy, all will
be well. the past will be forgiven. and the
youngsters started on the road to prosper
ity and happiness. Alice in but fourteen
years of age, and quite small and child
like for her years. 1t is to be hoped that
their little romance may end well and that
they may never see cause to regret the step
thov have takon
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Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup
Grape Culture and Wine.

"raPo CuItUFo anu "IH6
The culture of grapes in New Jersey is get
ting to be one of the most important indus
tries of the state. The principal varieties
raised are the Oporto and Concord. Mr.. Speer's
vineyards at Passaic promise a larger yield
this than any previous year. In consequence
Mr.. Speer has reduced the price of his Port
Grape Wine. The Oldest can now be had ut 81
per bottle from any OF the druggists. 1t is used
for medicinal purposes as q superior wine, and
in churches for communion purposes. Its
properties are not intoxicating SO that the
weakest person may use it to advantage, and
temperance people cannot object to its use for
notwithstanding Bulletin.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and
Davis, and sold by II. Il. Slaymaker.
jel5-2wd&w
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Incrcase IN ten years, ................... o,t'3
The total population Of DruE,ore town.
ship as returned, is $500; in 1870 it was
3,OG1 increase 139.
The population of the cities and bor-
Oughs of the state, rs far as received, is as
follows, compared with the population of
1870.
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/ THANKFULLY acknowledge the use of ST.
JACOBS OIL has been of great service to me.
suffered with Rheumatic Pain in the Face
and Ears induced to try ST. JACOBS OIL,
found immediate relief, and it effected an en-
tire cure. Moved by a sense OF duty. it there
fore gives me great pleasure to recommend to
suffering mankind the ST. JACOBS OIL, as q
remedy worthy the highest praise and un-
limited patronage.
WM. REyscHER, Notary Public,
So Mercer street, NeU York.
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POLlTICAL
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
yoR SUPREME JUDGE.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
yoR SUPREME JUDGE.
GEORGE a. JENkS.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
ROBERT r. DECHERT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS-.
J.L. STEINMETZ.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
ID. MCMULLEN,
FOR SENATOR (l3th DIsTRrcr.)
j. Il. DOUGLASS.
FOR ASSEMBLY I'D DIE rRICT)
S. c. STEVENSON,
S. p. SHIRK.
FOR ASSEMBLY I'D DISTRICT.
@AMOS DILLER,
X. DAVIS YUNDT,
JACOB NJ. HAENLEN.
FOR PRISON INSPECTORS.
BARTON NJ. WINTERS
BENZ. MILLER.
FOR POOR DIRECTORS.
a. J. SNYDER,
JOHN FRANClSCUs.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DUBLIC SALE. ON TUESDAY July 6
i lSS. ut Q O'Clock, a. H., will be sold ut the
late resiience of Michael Malone, deceased,
Househoid and Kitchen Furniture, one large
ParlOr Mirror II feet high, also, Quarry Tools
such as Hammers, Drills, Picks, etc. one
Cart, Harness of all kinds, etc; one Buggy
toned. Terms made known by
WM. L. PEIPER,
ED. MCGOV ERN,
JIM. Nj. BURKE.
Executors.
ii. SHUBERT, Auct. jun26-tsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

A f.. McCANN, ,AUCTIONEER OF REAL
n. Estate and Personal PrOperty.-Orders
left ut No. - Charlotte street, or ut the Black
Horse Hotel, "A and 46 North Qneen street, will
receive prompt attention. Bills made out and
ttended to without additional cost O27-lv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-01
Viewing streets.

Tie viewers appointed by the court spent
this morning viewing the land through
which new streets are to he laid out in the
southeastern part of the city, for the pur'
pose of estimating the damages. They are
hearing witnesses this afternoon.