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, 1880-10-06

of Queen Christmas delivery were
King Alfonso, QueenIsabella, tie Arch
duchess ofAustria, the Marquise ofiSanta
Cruz, and the Duchessof Medina de Los
Torres, and the chief ladies of the
Queens and the young Infanta's
households. The royal household
has been thrown into a ferment of
jealousy by the marked preference
shown to foreigners. The Austrian
doctor who attended the Queen and
an English woman who oficiates as
head nurse are special objects of
aversion. The Princessof Asturias loses
her title by the birth of the Infanta,
and is styled Infanta Isabella in the
Gazette
The Gazette publishes to-day am
resties for political and common law
offenders, andreduces many sentences,
in commemoratiou of the birth of the
Infanta. The government has tele-
graphed to the authorities of the
island of Puerto Rico, telling them to
apply 100000 to aqueducts, ports
schools, and other public works. All
the crowned, heads and governments in
Europe have photographed congratula-
tons to the King and Queen Christi
ma. In all the Lord Chamberlain
has received 1900 kilograms of con
graduation. All the leaders of dy-
nastic parties have on this occasion
shown THEN. loyalty and their journals
consider the birth of All heiress to
King Alfonso as an event highly ia
vourable to the prospects of the mon
archy.-&. ThOme ISdende.
, 1880-10-06
THE CHRISTENING IN OLD
CASTLE.
Paris, Sept. IA, 1880.

The Madrid correspondent of the
New York Herald telegraphs as fol-
lows, on the 14th instant AT one
o'clock this afternoon there took place
in the chapel Of the palace the bap-
tism of the %Infanta, the heiress of the
throne as she is styled. The gale.
ries of the palace leading from the
apartments of the Princess to the
chapel were lined with halberGiers,
in full gala costume, and a splen-
did carpet was laid down along
their entire length. All the per,
ons invited, including the Diplo-
matte Corps, Ministers, the civil
and military authorities, and the gran
dees with their ladies, had taken their
seats, and the chapel presented a bril-
liant aspect with it's variety of uni
forms and elegant toilets. In the gal
lery at the bottom of the chapel were
the King, the Archduchess Isabella,
the infantas Paz and Eulalia and
their households. Guns of the artil-
lery fired a salute as the procession
started for the chapel by the galleries
of the palace. First went the Lord
in Waiting, then the Chamberlain and
the grandees in double file, all in
grand court costume ofthelastcentury,
with gold-braided and lace-adorned
coats, knee breaches and silk stock
ings. In the midst of the macebear-
ers and heralds there walked seven
noblemen, bearing the ensigns of bap-
tism-namely, the saltcellar, 4 taper,
a napkin, wool LAYER, a short mantle
and a cake made of almonds-and
the Duchess Medina De Las Torres,
bearing on a white satin cushion, rich
ly trimmed with lace and gold, the
little i~nfanta, who wore a beautiful
white satin robe, the gift of Queen
Isabella. The procession was closed
by Queen Isabella and the Papal
Nuncio.
On arriving in the chapel the insig-
Mas were placed on two tables cover
ed with rich tapestries. At the altar
stood many priests and choristers, the
Cardinal Archbishop of Toledo, and
the Patriarch of the Indies, with
other prelates, who Immediately be-
gan the service with all the pomp and
splendor of the Church of Rome. In
the act of baptism Queen Isabella
held the Infanta, over an ancient font,
expressly brought from the Convent
of Santo Domingo, and in which the
Saint had been baptised in the Mid
die Ages. After the ceremony the
Infanta Maria isabella was taken back
to her apartments in the same state.
Other festivities will take place in
October, when Queen Christina is
churched in the Atocha Cathedral
about the middle of October. Chen
bull fights and popular entertainments
will be given by the Town Council.
The King and the members of the
royal family and the Archduchess
Elisabeth Of Aus tria have given large
sums for the poor and the hospitals.
The only persons present at the time
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igned Sheriff the list of arrears of taxes
due to the Colonial Treasury for the wear
1879. with orders to levy for said taxes, if
receipts are not produced before the 2lst
of October next.
Sherif's Office, Frederiksted, September
25th 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
UINDLOSTE BREVE I FREDE-
RIKSTEDS POSTCONTOIR.
, 1880-10-06
publication.

VT is hereby made known that the Pre-
q sideacy has transmitted to the under
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IiiiIETS.
fh:ieieIph:a Market.

PHILapELrttIa, Observation-Disclosures
iirIn but quiet: surerfinc - 1893 so: cxtr,
Il 05:S4 50: ohio ami i,it,aa family s. 5O ".
renn'a family 81 25s5 30: 81. Louis family
ut Is 7Jit6 50: MinnrSot,, family 81 2IlI5 y.
Sir.ighf 81 00i!G -: Winter I;ticat s:6JT.. 30 /:
Spring do 81 oO%DS -
Rye ilcUr firm III 81 50
Wheat strong and advancing: No. .
western hr.i II lc>: renn':l. i:c,: )! iis Is !;
Amber 81 liGl Ii.
Corn held higher but quiet; yellow II. Jsc :
mixed sc.
Nai: higher and fairly active; No. ]. wnitce
Ne. =. NiNe,. ::.GIG1Ic.
Eye firm 1T 2Sc.
Provisions firm but quiet: u,ss. york
new, at SIS 9t@1 $3.50: do Oil. ut SIG cal IL; 30
beef Gti.s ut s1 - Indian MSS Er- ut lis 81
bacor--mok,.i shoulders - tG1Gc salt to ), ,c;
si,loiSr.i hams lai1lci%r: pic,lta hr,r~ S1.Iy9c
Lard firm: city Kettle ut S7tGloc: Iu0e.
butchers Sc: prime steam IS ~.
Butter du!!, aside from choice grades
Creamery extra Sc: do -,nn, "a choice .950
sic: Ii. G. ami y. \. extra oa29c Western
2jc: Rolls firm with fair demand for choice:
2iG2.
Eggs scarce and ira: i'cnu', Extra sc
Western Extra pc.
Cheese dull but steady: New York !nI
cream ut l2i.@HGic: i,.~t,rr fui; cream
i2.Gi3c: do t.tir tn .,.;, Il: II .li2.; siu bali
skins l0,al0Lc.
Petroleum ,lull :: rclIued I2c.
Whisky 1t 81 II.
Sccd~-t:ond to pri,.in clover t!niI at 81 ,3Tz
: ~: Timothy noinina! ut 8! :! 50: tlay>eJ't
quiet III 81 - bid. II - :..koi.
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. - - H -
DE;1T'iiS.

ACXEw-In this city, on the 9Th inst. Mary
E. only child OF Robert NJ. and Mary l.. A.s-
new. in the 3i year of icr age.
SFuncrul from the residence OF her parents
No. 500 North Duke street, Thursday after
nOcn Il: ! o'clock. n9-S*
isusH.-- November :. 1851. q: the residence OF
he: iaI her. .Jnsrpi, Il. .:oyer. Minnie a. Roger
Hush wife OF William }. Rush, of CniontGwn
Fayette county.
Bride OF bl!t !. flcctiug season,
Happy in her wouI:.nS prime,
She has gone to realms ii.lmOrtul--
Passed from out the ri':.! ms OF time
Shes no: dead. but swcctly sleeping.
In her bridal robes ut rest;
Gone within her Saviour's Keeping
Minnie now is with the hlest.
Funeral on "Wednesday afternoon n Two
o'clock, from the residence Of her parents,
West King street. Services at the house. In
tcrmcnt 1T Woodward Hill cemetery.
CnicntOwn papers please publish.
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.'Hsy2rn's E.uuchiGI IrCcheS" are used with
advantage I" allie. late Coughs, sore Throat,
HnarscIicss a!;i bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOccS have been ill use,
will annually increasing favor. They are not
ncw: :,nI rntrici, but having been tested by
wide and constant i:aG tor Dca:iy an entire
generation, they haze attained wc!l-ineritc.i
rank ::,nors tie few $.;tnic remedies Of he ;.:,c.
The Throat.
..j:rulr3.'3 t:rcEc'.i;i If'cchcs' act directly
Oh the nr.t:.:r. 0f;i:r voice. They have an e.
traorin.y effect ii all disorders of the Throat
AM. I;ryi:., restoring healthy tone V len re-
!ayCii cit!!cr tl.,.n co:s or ovcrcXcrtinn o: the
voice, ana pr!'iEcc c:cii,;l distinct "i.nci-
alton. SpcnIc'S G:..i Singer: ;i.ll The Trociics
usci:li.
\ Cough, Cold. C.;;;,rIi on sore Throat re-
Guirrs imnc,iat: attention, as neglect often
times results in some iI:curaD!c Lung Disease.
Bro,,'n's Ef0EchiG! Iroc',cs will almost i'll
yari:.nlS give relief limitations Offered for
sale, many nf wAicl are injurious. Th: gan'I-
inc "ErOirr'S i!FO':ci,iH 2rOcEeS" are sold
Cn!v IL, iore& anlJ-!y,!&w Tu,T ,Th!sS
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MoxnAY, Nov. s-Thc receipts of b.cvc,
at tho West phiiaiclpllia yMr.! for past week
200 head. Total, i,.io heal. PrcvIons week
$3.50 head.
Beef cattle We're in n,ir demand this week,
and prices were rather Hrm"r. We quote
Extra ut 5ti@17ac; good. 4: ,GiJ'ac; mc,liu III
rl61iisc: common. 3IEgIEhc; brris and cows,
:Ga3c: calves 5GG1ac. Fresh COWS, s.j.tO 81, Pc:
head:
SALES All TIL: "Ear PHILADELPHIA YARD.
Heat.
80 Eossr Naynns, ;ycs;ern, gross. iGe5,lc..
Capert0n: IS do. ~. Z. vanE,et:c: IL ,!n.,
Jos. 'anmc:Ic: :ls ':o.. Jos. SawdOn, jr.;
bnneh: isIo, " i. Towns"uI, gross,
iI.G5Zc.
&c, L: $. 4 i. F. McTi!lcn, West Va, gross. Ia
Ut; \. x J. Ch,iasy. West Va. -;-o3@, 3:i65'lc.
lis ulm:.n & Lehman Eros., VI. Va. account
Parser P.pner. 44i,!c.; - West Va, ac-
count Ot LciImni:ti Bros: l;:c.; G.! Ohio,
account OF Edw. i"hn, lf:G.J'sc.; % Ohio,
account ofJohn Nc cirlie. 57Gc.:s 80 York
account of jas. " bite, eros: re.
81 JAS. Clemson, Western Pa. account Of J.
+: DonIcy: 10 Lancaster. county, account
:, pcnIiS Ss syih S,,is"' WsI"ri E p4c p4 :conn, Of
James White: Il si".. Brown & Bro: II
West VIZ. account %: ;. II. shivcr; $ DO,
j. ". Eat!:.bau";!: York county, nc
coun, oi Jesse Ic:,:h;ry, gro.s. !4tJiic.
:,0o John Mc.irs!!c. Western. gross. - l5' rc.
iI5 Daniel Murphy: Western ami Western
Il
:;:G5 I.owcn-tcin 4 Adler. Western rcnn'a.,
gross. 2HlmJ;sc.
- G.. Scii,lihcr, Il Co.. Western III. aro-,
as F: schsctz, Western and Wei w., gross.
"l%1iic.
SO II. Chain. jr.. Vet ~: 70 cstcrn Tcln':,,
gross, .Ii+ss.
:2s I,:;n;cl ;Sniytil Z 9:rn.. Western p.nn.,,
account sif john E,.ls : - ,ln.. Wa. Ne
shame; ~ wet |d. account Oi Clovis AZ
Conway: ~ Mar ian.i. account OF IS. y.
Hug 1irS. gross. -. .,H l.c.
- l.. Horn, Vest Va. and Del. gross "i:f4!;!c
lG5 H.tcilnitn Il Levi, West W.. account If
Finiiay, N:Ivisiori, & Co; - ,io., l.. iJ.ivi id
son '% Co.; 80 10. Z. Ca:rOtn"rS, gross, ~
MJI-c.
g Abe Osilcim. We: Va. cro-s. iII1i nc.
- Nr. Sales, West Va. gross. iGtJf.c.
III VI. Levi, West Va. gross, iNlJ;;sc.
lLD SciHinhrr.e y Paul. west Va. gross 3f.:iic
30 james E!IStacc, Western AMI West Va,
gross, :;,IIllIc.
les Jnrnt.' t;i!i, WESTERN, gross, EgG.J".
- L. Hat iniway, ,CHc~l"rcOunty. Srt,ss 1886.
-;;C, u an. E,,nb~.-Tii" receipts We're: West
ih;,lc. phi: yar'i& i.GJJ hcad: other yards
,.J' hrsti Total tor tiI.. eek 5000 head. Pre-
viGIis week 1868 head. The market WAS uu!l
tnl wilEou: any mattel rial change from our
last r"pGr!. Ncftirtc Extra ut ,c good. ~
a. C: medium. - re: common. ;jaFeii1c;
calls. 2@%isc. stock ewes, $2.:in.1:..0: West
do 5IaWGl2c.
Samuel Stewart sOIsi fh, l,t: oi dressed sheep
ut Ease.
lio;s-The receipts were: All yar.Is s,OG0
head. Previous week ..ti heal. The market
during The week Were 'luil. and pII"c, declined
ifr per pound. We quote extra ut GL!GtIc:
iai". G4@G'6c.: common GnG1sr.
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;:n,.,,.,. Nsu:l.crs.. r{;.s;,orS.!,

Axe yen disturbed IT night and broken CT
your ret -; :; -ic. child suffering ara; crying
with ',u :NCri:c,:.iiii:; pain ci cutting teeth?
1t -. -, ai o"::' ..n:l @rt hottie Of MRS. WINS
Lows -:;.,:i..E,: y RUIZ. 1t will relieve the
l;,r i:iii" .sii.rr:: ii'mrii::cl y-!c.,cn'i upon
j.: tr:rt. i no mistake about il. 1rrc IS not a
!..uti!rr az earth who has ever used H. Who will
~, iti! Il Il; once that it will regulate the
bowels I'D give rest to the incthcr and relief
a.i,; ,.!ii, :r :ifr cil,i, operating like magic.
Il j. :','y .; TO ';~c in tl! casc-. and pleas
:.n: l., n tt Il, AND Is the prescription 0 one
OF !..;. ..:,!r ami in,: fcllriie pl sici.nS and
n.r<t.~ Ill i;.;. G;'i::r S:i.tcs. Sold every nero
.r,.oi... :. ,!ct.!. .;i.-.v.!NwN.
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Som. TIME since We stopped ii Pi>saic, Nd.
aud were really surprised! to .cc tic amount OF
Mr. Si,crr'. stock ot Fort Grape Wine on hand
it i, almost fabulous Four store houses are
flied, AMI ;;rE, upon tiers Of casks. zip and
down sti..rs. ;ii,l i'll cases huge casks oc-
cupy every available spot. leaving only little
,Iiuyways t.srrT.;l which TO walk. 1t is al!
ilii,nit:,I!c q ,:sn:ity of wing. None Ia sold
unless ii hA> acquired the age OF four years.
and the buildings !. ,. and T. are OF the first,
second, fhirl aI,,: fourth years vintage. Our
druggists have some OF the oldest of the above
wine tirec: tr,;:l ,!r. Spr prcr.-PdHerson G"nf-
G;H:..
This wine l.. npw in demand for cGnHlnu
zion l,i:rro:c<. Ii Is excellent for weakly psr-
SONS before retiring.
This wine is endorsed by De. Alice and
Davis. and sold by II. L. Slaylnakcr.
nul-2wtiNw
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.::e ualf Interest COupOns-The COmpany's
Coal Lands.
FHILADELrHIA, Nov. 9.-Thc payment
OF half interest on coupons of tho genera
mortgage loan of the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad began to-day, objections
thereto having been withdrawn by con.
so.idated mortgage bondholders.
The report upon the value Of the coal
lands Of the Reading company has been
completed and passed upon by the re-
ceivers, but it is stated at the company's
Office that it will not be made public The
receivers now have in their possession 4
detailed statement Of assets Of both the
railroad and coal and iron companies, bu.
their disposition Of the estimates Of the
appraisers will not be announced until 4
definite plan of futtl.e policy had been de-
cided upon.
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JERSEY CITY, n. j., Nov. 9.-FlaMk
DcForcst, age 90, an employee Of the
Pennsylvania railroad ferry company o!i
the beat J. $. Darcy, while outs;,.: tie
boat cleaning windows, on the 1880 trip
from New York, fell overheard and was
drowned As he was y good swimmer. it
is thought lie WAS struck by the paddle
wheel
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TE.E PHILIP TRIAL,



New YORK, Nov. 9.-The trial Of Kei.-
waid Philip, for libelling Gen. Garfield,
was continued to-day. Detective Lindsey
testified that lie saw Henry l.. Morey on
the train between Lowell and Lynn last
February, and that Morey then showed
him the Chinese letter. Witness was
severely cross examined and admitted that
he was introduced to lIorey by means Of Il
letter which was itself a forgery. He was
then cross examined ABOUT certain mine
in Maryland, particularly the E'l;'lart
mine, in which he s:sid he had recently
been walking around. Mr.. Bliss then
showed him that the Ei!;fart mine has
been flooded for tiftsen years and WAS
only pumped out this spring.
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Terrible Accident: to Il E.C-.

Yesterday afternoon, shortly before 4
'>ck q terrible accident occurred 90
-, Ca Nattcvn. 4 nine -ycar-oid son OF cx-
ma,,, :ieHls John Mat:c:n. who resides "n
s",t.'';;. s"mt', 0neeu street. 1t appears that a
HY~..' Iaras wsSon was u:.i'y driven along South
iin 0rssn s,rret near tne boys home. lie
,!,n n'on ont. S Jumped upon the wagon, but was
,''a ''. o:' % i inns bef5re he stumbled over the
hr,f,r and fe. under the wagon, which
passed over him. His icft arm was was
crushed from TIC Shoulder down. IN. me
bones being broken into fragments. iA'
ile s., was torn from ths Ganes in pieces ''''
,hc LARGE wheel The boys legs were
also badly bruised, but 30 other bones
weEc broken Drs. Carpenter and i,'!c
II Jus attended the injuries ci the boy asa
t hey hope % save the arm. nc is ao'"s
as we'll as can be expected to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-09

The careful, THY houscw;ic, when she Is Civ
ing her house its spring cleaning, should bear
in mind that the dear inmates of her house are
more precious than houses. ans! that their sys-
tens nccu cleansing by purifying tie blood,
regulating the stomach ana bowels to prevent
and cure the diseases arising from spring MT
laria and rli:lsna and she should know that
there is nothing that will dot so perfectly and
surely as Hop E,ttc,s tho purcst and best OF
all medicines. Say Other column.
ni-2wISW
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MHYRrsS CN,Yr1.

This morning David Il. Porter, an Cd
drunk, was sent to Jail for 50 days by ,.e
mayor. He had only been released t':',A
isil !. short time, hut he managed to g. Il
load On last night, and as usual he told ;hc
mayor that he has . job Of work await
ing him in Harrisburg. Two vayGants
we're discharged.
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Our death column records the ,:cccaSc
from brai, fever OF Mary T., the bright
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. AZ,
new, who expired this morning after a
painful illness. In anticipation OF thc itta.
ending of her ailiiciion Judge and Mrs.
Aui,ew of Beaver. and DR.. and Mrs. Brown
of Gettysburg, the distinguished .ran'i-
parents oc deceased, had arrived in Ian
easter before tho termination other illness.
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The ;.ic Death ofa Erenci, Canadian i:oy.
Do, EH, N. H., Nov. 9.-Thc body OF 4
French Canadian boy named Truro, Who
mysteriously disappeared from Great Falls
last Thursday morning, was found in Il
well on Saturday. A post saortea eSarni-
nation was held and the doctors op;nion
is that the boy was killed before the body
was thrown into the well.
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T..; I!lE1II NUsDEHEHS.

I."o SHALL be Taken and the Other ..,Gr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Noy. 9.--In ihe
case OF the IIirtil murlereTs, for whom
counsel had appealed to Mr.. Hayes for
communication of sentence to imprisonment
for life, Hayes has decided that Bedford
and Quecnan shall be hanged on the 18th
inst. and tha: the sentence of Sandy Penn
shall be commutcl to imprisonment for
life.
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OBITUARY.

Death @: an Eminent Spanish States man.
LONDON, Nov. G.-Tl:c death is announ-
ccd Of Don Jose Maria Orcnsi, Marquis of
Albai,la, the Spanish statesman, dcmc-
crat. and advocate of tic abolition of
slavery III the colonies. He was aged
about eighty years.
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Etw York. EOv. 3.--iinIt--S1rtc a,ni " ,.s:-
"rn sh:i'ie stronger with E,ri nc-
Supcriinr. Al - SOC! ~: cvtr, ia -:
s;G9@4 -; choice, de, ~ t.3sGi %: fancy ,o
Si 9j.t6tn; round .laol. OHIO 81 .lfEJ choice ,o
ut ~ 1906 60; Sripcriirc w"~tcTI, =: G1.ai 81
cuili:'on TO good EXTRA 10 IL G05ai 50; choice
10 =! 90Gl6 50: choice whit" wheat .to u ~
&Ht u: southern quiet and firm, moderate in
QiILy: c;nn!i.Sn io fair cytri =. 10 90 a. j, :;
g'','' ~ choice 60 I5 G,I5 10.
wheat LsE]Ic better aiI.! active speculative
business: No. hiie, Nov. 81 I111 Ito Dec.
Il i0Il lH: No. Red. Nov. 81 I9r5t6I i9il ,lU
Dee. 81 2pf.sni 2l do Jan. II ~ Iel23.
stCOrn scarcely so firm: Misc, western spot,
.idj3t &c: .lo future, .Jt:6H,..
! Oats Lfgg1@c better. active: No. Nov. ne
DO Dee. 4,lI: a." JAN, 4Gz.c; State He. :sc !;
Western 40 :4sTi5c
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IINpSisCnets IN leo.

BUCHAREST, Nov. 9.-Thc river Eo]sa
is frozen and many srain-la'!en vessels a!e
c,ugi.t III the ice. The harvest has been
50 short that the detention OF the vessels
will be seriously felt. The carly approach
of winter has also prevented the compile
ton Of sowing in the souti, OF Russia.
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CALIFORNIA.


Congress ssisii,n Z'aciieco Saves his Bacon.
;AS FRAECisC Nov. 9.-Of1icial returns
from ill the counties iu the Fourth con-
g9cssional district except Tulacc, iiariposa
and Ingow, which are full but not official,
give Pachcco, Republican, one hundred
and ticty-thrce majority. His election is
considered settled.
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I,,p Slroad brought suit against iic"E
Ee,,er before Squire Barr. He Charge;
him with ta king 4 kes o, beer from the
cnmira @ i;ou,c OF ;l.o sun fro company on
elcc.;h day and TIC hearing came OIL last
uirht. On the night before the election u !,
bal, was held in the engine ho''sS as WHICH
,,"or u..;s sold. and ore kcg was lcls over.
S,,ua,;; and Keller were the only men who
;S;I" Snd KEYS . to The pace where the beer was
kept. M Is was claimed that Keller opened
the ioor to the place aud the beer was
carried cf by anotier party, who was
witt. him. but that Keller helped TO afihR
it. Keller claimed th.lt lie had Intehde"
to pay for ;i.e bec:. while his counsei ar
gncl that. as !,c was Il member Oh 'he
company, lie was part owner OF tie ieei,
and aS he could not steal iro:, himself 1T
could not bc case of larceny. The case
was held under advisemcnt hy the alder
snan.
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:AElIIsciIICatS.

i;cI RiH%hurts -NiaStTcts.-Thc amusement
season in this city opens Oh Saturday night
with Bert Rinch4rt's minstrel performances, i'll
which al-the o.: f,vOritc5 o. the city will take
part \ fin" programme ha>, been prepared
and the company have been rehcarSng for
some time. Among the people who viii! ap-
pear arc liz. following: Charles Shay, sun
Maxwell. Levi Eixdorf and II. Dorwart come
,!i:,ns: J. Hct..!icN. Danjci9t; quinte: Of vo-
ca!Sts consisting IL ~ SIS. Powell, foa:Z,
rrIilcy. Tr0Ecr i:;!'! Ccitcr; Tcmplcton and
Cut.i,l.i:.. clog tia!iccrs end George Myers, in
icrjo:ujr.. The music will be furnished by
i.c11@,s orchestra. :he prices are certainly
low ciiuu !. 10 enable all to attend.
Mothers never iai. to recommend Malt Bit
ters as nourishing and strengthening,
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p,.0-y,,,1AT,O>

|@OJPT PROCLAMATION.
" WHEREAS, The Honorable JOHN Il. LAY
lNGSTOS. President, and Honorable DAVID
". PATTERSON. Associate Judge of tn"
Court of Common Pleas. in ant! for the county of
Lancaster. and Assistant Justices of the Courts
of Oyer and Termincr and General Jail De-
livery and Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in
and iOr the county of Lancaster, have issued
their prcccpt. to me directed. requiring me,
among other things, 10 make public proclama-
ton throughout my Dailiwick, that il Court OF
Over and Termincr and q General Jail Deiiv
ery, also Il Court of General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery. will commences
in the Court House. in the city of Lancaster in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on the
THIRD MONDAY IN NOVEMBER QJ). 1850.
In pursuance of which preccpt public notice
is hereby given to tile Mayor and Aldermen O.;
the city of I.anca in the said county, and
all the Justices of the Peace the Coroner and
Constublcs, of the said city and county OF Ian
caster. that they be then and there in their own
proper persons. with theiT rolls. records and
examinations, and inquisiiOns. and their otcr
ru,nembrancGs. to do those things which to
their Offices appcrtan in their behalf to DC done
and also ali those who will prosecute against
the prisoners vino are. O then shall be, i'll the
! Jail OF said county OF lancaster are to be then
and there to prosecute against them snail be
| just.
Dated at Lancaster the Goth day of October,
| 1850.
| JACOB S. STRINE, Sheriff
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ltuiet Rt C;lDul.

LONDON, Nov. 9-The Times this morning
says news has reached the India office that
up to the cath of October all was quiet at
Cahul. The above dispatch seems to
discre'lit the cxistancc Of anarchy in CabuI
4 rumor OF which reached London October
2Sth.
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s;GlC: sSiriuScd i'ianGS.

Th"-c in want OF Il standard piano will find
il to their advantage to read the advertisement
of Schumacher & Co.'S Cold Stringed Pianos.
Thc gold strings Will neither rust nor breal, in
ciian ngcai,,c climate. \ guarantee of1ivc years
or longer given with each piano. Mrs. Dr..
Kin. r,vim. received! the agency sells ':ircct
iro.i the m,nu!actory. Eacli piano warranted.
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