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, 1880-06-21

'nin!atrntf01,, ran fnr Congress agntnst jahn a.
Logan In 1s6O, nni ngatnst Mr. Springer In 1870
hut was unsuccessful on toth occasions. He
hrs been Postmaster Mt Springfield stncc 1877.
Col. Phillips wRs n nsan of atcrlng III
tcgrity, strung convictions, ontspoken md
vigorous Oil behalf Ut tho right, md
ngnEnst wrong..tong Of every kind.
scarrely iad Col. Phillips been dead an fltur
wien senator john Il. Logan, With characteristic
incroney, proceeded to intrigue for tho mp
tt'intncnt Ut Paul selby. Of tho State Journat
ns Postmaster At Springfield. II Is 10 be sim
rt'rely hopcsl TINT President 1inycs Wilt rebtlko
tho lmp,idonco and utterly bal tasto uf tho ex-
1loss. tic Will find no iIlu,tlty In iln,llnH in
Springfield II nlure competent man for tho place
and hettcr Republican than Loyan's hench-
frn kiotht.
, 1880-06-21

THE organization OF Gariefh and Arthur
Club has been effected nmong tho English
speaking Polish residents 1t tho Fourteenth
Wnr,l, with every prospect Of good results III
Tho ensuing cumpafEn.
, 1880-06-21

THE World Is reminded by tho political
situation OF tho behavior Ut tho twu Jealous
british commanders before Walehcrcn:
LOrt! Chhtautn, with bis sword drawn,
Stool luukf Ing mt Sir IiphMrtl Etrnhan;
Hr lsteharti, longing tu lse ut ON,
EtQtA ftdlkftix Ut thu Eutl Ut Chntham.
, 1880-06-21

Persons Icav1ng tolg7l FIR the scasos, and s1tn-
sntr trnrslefs, can hare TIE Daily TRIBUNE
mailed 10 them, 1sst1mft, for sf2j PER nDth, I'll
el,ll"g Su'tl.y edttihH, Dr si00 per month ,rfth-
out T.; and TIC address wli he clunJed as often Gs
aiksiy9l.
, 1880-06-21

CAI1FosNr. Is enthusing for Garfield
most agrccably. Tint WIS supposed to ho his
weak spot. hut, by so,uo sort Of fatality or
Prnvihoncc, It seems he is right and sound Us q
trIvet on tho Chinese question.
, 1880-06-21

Oakes Ancs was d willing witness. In his
isosta llc nlntte statements TINT don't hang
togutler. Giving lin The beneAt u doubt,
it must be said that Ills memory WIS very
bnu. Let ono sworn statement stand op-
post another sworn statement:
, 1880-06-21

TIE funeral of tho late Col. D. l.. Phillips,
Postmaster Of Springfield, took rnce In th.t
city ycstorrlny, md wis attended by largo cou.
course Ut fricflds nnd ncqunintancrs.
, 1880-06-21

GARFIELD snftl, III an Interview with i
pittsburg roporter: "Tho Drnnt tnen sn,tdO q
galant fight for tholr candidate and II hu Ind
won ho would have had no hcnrtIor support than
MiuQ."
, 1880-06-21

ury ny Lno Ereeu hllu TNuuclLy u lolG
landowners md oflicclloldcrs.
-.
aRA1N-coNTHAcrs 10 BE ENFORCED.
Il case Of great interest to dealers In prod
,,ce was decided last Saturday. D. ".
Irwin & Co. Ind sold to aulnscy Dr0s. & Co.
10000 bushels OF wheat, to be delivered Mt
sncl, time during last A1ny rs tho sellers
might elect. On tho last day 0f the month
tho sellers did not own the property, but
could have bought 1t II, ut not less tllan sl.13
or moro than St.14 per busIlcl. This thoy re-
fused to do, and Il special committee Of tho
Chicago Board Of Trade was subsequently
appointed 10 fix Il price Mt which tie matter
should 10 settled. Tho Committee fixed
upon sl.131S as tho price, amt III addition de-
citlcd that tho tlefaulting party should pay
S31'.aa5 damages. with 81 us fees to the Com
mttec. The price fixed upon WIS one-laaEf
cent less than tint claimed by the plaintiffs
I'll the case.
tho defendants In the cnse announced 1t RS
their intention to pay tho full price, sl.A,
claimed lii addition to the damages and Gusts.
They stated tlsat they had simply desired to
test tho value Of the rule recently adopted by
the Board for tile purpose Of seeing what
rights commission men have under It. The
understanding WIS that they Ind "dcfaultcd'
Oh delivery by order Of the party whom they
represented in the transaction, and defended
tho case In his interest to tho best Of their
ability; but wero not personally lii favor Of
repldfutfng the obligations Of n contract.
They had agreed to deliver n certain quantity
Ut wheat Mt n specified price, and the buyers
, 1880-06-21
IMPORTS AND REVENUE FOE 1886.

IMPORTS AND REVENUE EUA 1850.
Tho receipts md expenditures nj tho
United Suites Treas.lrynt Washington for tho
eleven months OF the present fiscal year emil.
Ing May 81, tSso, font mp rather largely.
Tllls the receipts from customs duties rench
Sill, l,ola,t.d: from Internal revenue, SllJ, ,0SS,-
90; mid from miscellaneous s0urccs, SCI ISL
10; nIakng grind total OF sS05, ~, SIT. Tu
expenditures for tho satne time were S3is,-
1Ilt ,044. This shows d surplus revenue Ut
over SG0, ,000, 000 during the eleven mouths, to
wl,icl, tho mouth Of June wilt mid probub1y
$1,000, ,U00 more, making tho total surplus
revenues for the year nearly SIT, ,o0o, 900.
Thu receipts from customs ato unusually
1arge. Tho total duties ut Imports collected
fur The twelve months included III the fiscal
years ending June 90 for several years lave
bucn:
Ycnr sss, PIP !
1cNr !-slN5 !lm
,.o,s GMr ,sa1 fn1, ~
EdeFpH 1H0HtIs IncD. 1l+ol-.i~o
Thts lnrge increase In tho duties u, i1ll-
ports is due to the recent boom IN prices,
which boom Ind its rise and collapse all
within the present year, The Increase In tho
sutn Of dntles collected during 50 much Of
the present fiscal year us has passed indicates
NIL incrcase In the total yaluu Of tho goods
imported within the twelve months Of. So50-
Ooo,0oo, compared Win tle Saiuo ot imports
lust year. Ile totat Vaflaes OF imports lof
several years nave beell 1of TIC years ending
Jline ~ as ioi!o"s:, --...-.
tias s,! III
isg I,59,sH
1Ss1 testtnatcah.. h............"..."..... ansoooooo
Ffltts fn raro ay11f,
tho advn1ice IN prices Inst July simply re-
viyetl the stagnnnt industries In European
workshops anil drew hitler $7o0, 100000 of
foreign goods to compete with tle1r own. 1t
is trau that the most of t1soso who have I'M
purtcd these goods have suffered seriously
from the mistake, many OF them having BE-
come bankrupt In consequence Of tho full III
prices. Nevertheless the imported steel, iron,
a,Nl otllor goods have been brought into tho
country. and are horc to be sold for whatever
they will bring. The competition will be tito
more Injurious because tho nnount Is 50 cx-
traorilinary and so wholly needless. The
British manufacturers have mat1e their
profits. Tho gootls we're ordered Of them
when prices were Mt tho highest point; they
llAye got their money, but tl,n goods arc Here
in this country to 10 sold mt Il sacrifice to
wind up the estates Ut tic bankrupt import
ers. Tho addition Of even fifty millions OF
tlUllArSt to tic revenues OF the Government Will
| be hut poor compensation for the sulf-souglit
destructive competition OF foreign goods,
sold Mt u sacrifice to tile injury OF our own
manufacturers. Never wlls there clearer
Illustration uf the truth that protection never
protects, when protection would be tho
/ 1n,io }ttn gara,
, 1880-06-21

SOME of tho arguments u1od by the Hen
drluks men ut ClnelnuulI to further tho uhnncrs
of tholr candIdAte might wei! sorye to stimulate
tho Republicans of IndnnA t uxtrnarilunry
"xeruons III Octubcr. Tho lIondrcks men,
to illustrate tho necessity OF bis nomination
in order to make suru 1T the EIeottiral v0to
OF lntitanss, furnish frU,n tho l'tllt!cu ailNnAes
sonc figures showing thnt tho HtAto IL Close 1lsnl
doubtful at tho bGst, aud that there IL hut litttu
pr1spoot Of carrying 1t f0r tho Democratic party
utstcas Hendricks bo tho t,usnluoU. All ut whtcl,
~ undoubtedly tr,sG. and lil'ss1tIull w therD II
icarccly the Ehost Of 4 chancc thAt ltol.drluks
VIII head the ticket. and very l!ttlu ltkoIihn0t&
that hls natne vii! appes,r on II ut nll thoro Ia
AInple tcason for tho Republicans OF ln.lIn,,u,
with thsr splendid S,ato tickot, to tako or tflelt
coats and ~ to work ~ men di whu fcei TINT
they hnsc Ut least un oven show to wIu.
, 1880-06-21

Ames offered in evidence entries In Ills
diary for lsGs. showing al account with
Gen, Garfield. md also nlatlc verbal state
Mcnt Ut the same account. Tllc Two accounts
present few points OF similarity. They COIN
, 1880-06-21

string NJ pearls, with a Eull1cn medallion. vns
rotitl her neck. The niHtch Is snth to lt am M
mutual affection rlthur thnn Of atata arrn,,vo.
lnnnt.
, 1880-06-21

ANtUSEafESTSs

H{cVtcler'a 1'hentre.
Madison street. between DenrbNrn and etnte.
EnEngement Of II. d. Mhhn'S Cotnfc 0ncrA Company.
"loctaccto."
, 1880-06-21

rrt. C,rrinnnt, corresnontlcnt NJ t,,o p,a.
~, J1.-,,i oiIod ~, atonlov M.tthnws rr., ,,~,
nnt t,n,. ",,J rn,arts, NAo way
.sIr I,nrnn1 .tnw1a n, otectod r,r,oa,1s,+ .s,,5
7. .thore wt,1js} hn II Eonnturim Vncnnev in 0hjo.:
ayes sa!sl Mr. Matthews, in an absent sort
nl ma!lncr.-'yes. 4, u....,,,
In aa ~, mS t,a nAS Sts .ah TT. "e'c"s WILL
u. III. NjHtthows.' he nnsSorcd with n smtfo.
wilt uccrnt ultnnst any position Of honor which
thu penpt Of this State l'ny otfer, him. Tho
senn,.1sss a. sGrE ntaenmt pnaltion, nnu
rer,,, ,n1 ''' o0'~~' ~ NV ~ "s*'''' -
"sfp1Ir frat,kf,csg. HenAtor, is very refresh.
Ing ! laughed. Whnt other candidates nro
mere nKcly ~ ,,. W LOT ne Rostionx ,.. ,,,
not nbfcut to n'"' II. '"P'''oo t''a'A'''" "o""
q And (iDy Foater2' sl,nRrstrd
, 1880-06-21

kfl|tf6 t,nD.

F{F nv "H
R.-ljQW was thu
l,Altl7. A.-PItll In mon
~, | bollcye.
, 1880-06-21

I
Dearborn Etrcct cosnor Of Monroe, EngaReme
Qt Tony rnstOt.
, 1880-06-21

pure rs f0lluWs:
Dksrv account.
10 ahArGS credit
M,.., ,...,....,$t,m.M
7 mus. ~ days. 4:iu
IDt1l...... .fl,1iI:s:
20 ['ur c1tlt hi. 49,.
div, Ut u7..... T1G.N
5 L7.sh
Int. 10 Iuno 1.. ;LtN
TntAl ......$ E7l.N
1,UM Z. n.
1,@u.E.
, 1880-06-21

IIo1lry'E rhentre. ...
Randolph street. between CLARK md In sn1la. Fn
paRrment OF Jutapt Murphy. "kcrry Cow"
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Cases dismissed.

The cases Of drunken and disorderly COLI
duct charged BY Nick Goodman against
G. w. Pontz, A. J. Keller, John Sherlock,
Joseph Weber. John Weber and Frank
Dommel were al dismissed last evening
10y Alderman Barr by whom they were t"
have been Lcar:i, Mir. Goodman, the pros
ecutor having failed TO appear. 1t will ia
remembered the case grew out of dis
turbancc on "thc hill on the occasion OF
the Republican parade, the defendants
being charged by Goodman with inter
tering Will! it. A hearing OF tho cases VS.
postponed from time to time, because OF
Goodman's alleged illness. though it is
known that on ono occasion set for the
hearing he was abIo to take his company
of campaisners to the c"nntry and endure
the fatigue OF a long march. TIC defen-
tlants courtea al investigation OF The
charge trumped up against them, but Mel,
was afraid to bring them to trial, knowing
that he was largely responsible for the
trouble nv his own misconduct.
Criah Wallace and Samuel Mays, who
were charged as long ago as August last,
witt, the laiccny Of chickens, the property
Of Kinzer Bender, but where not arrested
until few days ago. had q hearing bcfoic
Alderman McConon,y this forenoon. and
were discharged, there being lo evidence
to sustain the charges against them.
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ODlTCiEf.
Death oE Kov. IDr, swentLei.

News comes from Chambersburs @; the
death i'll that city TO day o: Rev. d.. Fred
erick Swsntzei, whose sudden illness called
Judge Livingston away from. his iudiciai
duties yesterday. and whicl, has, as ap-
pears by these tidinss, resulted fatally.
Dr.Swcntzcl was barn Or East King street,
this city. lie was raphe. of II: II. c.
Swentzel the well known cabinet-makcr,
and 9 brother Of Mrs. J. L. Li"ingston
and OF DR.. ". c. Swcntzel, the dentist,
now residing at Pittsburgh. He was for
many years a minister i'll the NJ. Z. church,
winning cminence and his degree Of d. D.
in it's service. his last station bein: in
Maryland. His son, Rev. Fl. c. Swentzc',
was graduated from 7. 6; N. college, this
city. about 1872. and afterwards took
clerical orders in the Episcopal church,
having been for some gears the popular
and highly successful rector at Chambers
burg. Pa. LattcrIy his father had also
joined the Episcopal! church and was pre-
pairing to take orders at the time Of his
dCceasc
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MAREETS.


PHILADELPHIA, October e6-Flour dull but
steady; superfne 81 OO0S so; extra - OOtE
4 80; Ohio and Indiana family IS S766 90
Penn'a family s. l2G5 81; st. Louis family
at IS 7J GG SO: Minnesota family S. 0Od8 OO:
S,r,,gh, $6 OoGG so; patent and high grades
&c 75lES 90.
Rye flour scarce Mt s 80.
Wheat firm with better demand No. 2 West
ern Red 81 l3: Penn'a. Red 81 l20l 1891 l lSh !;
Amber ST I3@1 l3H.
Corn dull on local markets yellow at $50
mixed si15i1ac.
Oats dull and easier: No. !. White 40Milc I:
No. ,io 4oc: No. ) .o ss]Sc; No. !, Mixed 10
37Ec.
Provisions quiet mess pork SiG0l6 50 beet
hams Sl6 G00i65O; Indian mss beet nj $lS 80 !;
smOke,t hams llIl2c; picked ham, shG9c;
bacon-smokeI shoulders 6@6Lc salt do 5lil
SIC.
Lard easier city kettle at S54@sHc: loose
hui Ichers' Sc; prime steam 50 4OGS 50.
Butter firm for best grades Creamery
extra Sic do good to choice 2ST3Oc; Bradford
county and New York extra 2JGeac: Western
reserve extra 22G23c: do good TO choice i6Isc:
Rolls firm: Western Deserve extra o3Ql2ic
Penna Extra 2.623c.
Eggs firm on scarcity; Peun'a Extra :sG2ic;
WaSterr. Extra 2aG2Sc.
Cheese dull New York full cream lS11S@
i3a4c; Western full cream 121f@l3c; do fair
10 good 11@I2c: do half skins lOQlOx
Petroleum dull refined lsc.
whisky active ut 81 ii.
Seed--GOOd to prime clover d.Uil at Sc 500
! 81: Timothy nominal ut - 701e -: Flaxsee'
firm. 81 25 bid.
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Coughs.

"ErGm?s'S Eroacttot Irochcs' arc used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
uCarscncss :tnl Bronchial Affections. For
thirty wears these TroccS have been i'll Use.
with annually iiicrCasiE. favor. They are not
new and uutric,!, but, having been testcd by
wide und constant use for Dchrly al entire
gcucratiun, they have attained wclI-incri:>i
rank among the few staple remedies of the .gc.
The Throat.
"Eroict:'s bronchial TToc!es' act directly
on the organs Of the voice. They have an cX-
tr:lo-dnary effect in Ill disorders OF the Throat
and I.aiynX, restoring a healthy tone when re-
taxed, either from cold Or ovcr-cXcr;icn of the
voice, and produce Il ciearand distinct cnunci
alton. Speakers and Singers find the Trocl!'s
useful.
\ Cough, Cold, CataTih OF Sore Throat Tc
Irircs immediate attention, as neglect often
| tunes results III some incuraDla Lung Disease
| 4" cro,cH's Bronchial 7roci,es" Will almost in
yaraDly give relief. limitations are offered iol
| s,le many OF which are I'M uriOu>. The gcnu
inc "Bro,u7's bronchial 9rochcs" are so.t
only in boces. tanIlyd&wTu.T Tb&S
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Ladies' NIne-SpeCS's Pot.

f';rc--f"ur years oit,--wii not intoNi cate
but possessing all the valuable medicinal
properties the Opnrto grape from which 1t
nndc. Cscu IN hospitals and b. first cuss
ply y-icians as the best known wine tor medical
purposcs. 1t is q tonic and astringent. 1t IS
not mixed with alcohol or othcr liquors, but II
mild, rich and pleasant ;oa!c, improving the
appetite and prom o;ing digestion ; as durctic
il acts bcHcn c,lly on tx: Kidneys and cores
nontlinl: organs; as g sliloriic, 1t acts upOn
the skin, destroying cruptions and pro.iIcin,:
& soft, healthy and blooming complexion.
Therefore. it Is extensively :.nd benetic:alIy
uSc,: ly ladies, and Is il, genera. fsmiiy usr
4 sure remedy tor dyscntcry, and for ali
nervous, weak and .!cbili,atch persons. Sold
by druggists and by \. spear. ut hi. own vim.
yards, New Jcr=cy.--iGrsyt;scr
This wine IS endorsed by pIs. AtIeG and
Davis. and soil hy II. T.. S'aymakrr.
oie.cy,GSw
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

4 NhfhANS' NoCASl
~ On TUESDAY, OCTOBER q, 1850, Pursu.
ant to authority in the last will and testament
of John TomlinsOn, late OF Lancaster city, de-
ceased. we-the undersigned executors therein
will EXPOSE to public sale. ut tho Leopori
hotol, East King street, Lancaster city. the fol-
lowing described property, late the property
of SAID John TomiinsOn. deceased:
No. l. \ twO-stOry BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No49 Middle street. a stone and brick
stable and other Improvements. The lot fronts
thirty feet. more or lcss, on Middle street, and
extends l42 feet more or less. TO I.ocnst street.
No. 2. A two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 2lO Plum street. with u one story
brick Back Bulltling. and other improvements.
Tho lot fronts l6 feet. inches. more or less on
Plum street, and extends l02 feet, more Or less
in depth.
No. ;. A Tract OF Land containing ~: acres,
in Lancaster city on tho ConcsiOgI and Big
Spring turnpike, adjoining lands Of iobert A.
Evans anu William Sales. y large part OF this
tract Is excellent farming land AMI the balance
contains sand and stone quarries. There
Ii Il well OF water with pump Oh the premises.
Also, six shares of stock Of the CGnestOgu
Big Spring Valley Turnpike road company.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock p. M, when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by EORT. EAULDING,
HOBT. TOMLINSON,
u. +. ROVE. Executors.
Auctionecrs. oct20, %
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Cattle Market.


MONDAY, Oct. 25.-The receipts OF bscvcs
at tho West Philadelphia yard for past week
were $500 head: North Philadelphia yard,
SO head. Total, 4,s.O head.
of the week was unsettled and prices for tho
common grades were rather lower, although
Extra ana ats at sxGs%e % soo % 4sSSHc; seS medium,
4I945sc; common. 3@Qic; bulls and cows, a
Sc; Fresh cows, $50 to $55 per head
SALES AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA YARD.
Head.
80 Roger Maynes, Western va. and Western,
10 oven Smith. West Va. account of J. Il.
savSd sawdon IT,: 90 do, Jalnes kae'abaush.
25o E: $. s i. F. McFillcn. West Va. gross. "a
ss7 a. j. Christy, wcst w.. pross. 4z@5,sc.
isn Ulnan 4 Lehman Bros, ". Va. account
OF lehman Bros; II do, james Saw.
don . Western, account Of Levi sensen.
count of John Nc ,rile, gross, 4G5Ac.
5: Jas. Clemson. Western Pa. account OH us.
srss9 s%s Daa4; 1,1i.c 20 Maryland Le"'hery Co.,
II DeDnis smyth. NIL, account of H. c. Law
der; 81 Ohio, account.t A; c. Montgom-
. psfna ra pSnn sross OF So1@ 4 Msshen
lSo John McArdie, $. Ohio, 5l4G6c; i30 West
Va, gross, 4A@5c:.
l's Ds"5sI sqasi 4SgSS 4NS5Psy' West Va. an" PFna"
81; LowenstsiS = Adler, Western Pcnn'a.,
gross. ;14J;lc.
cjJ q: ScilinlDcrg Y Co., West vn. and West
Pa. gross, 4%M5Ic.
80 +. Scheetz, " estern VA. gross, 31IG4Ac.
81 II. Chain. ir., West Va. on account OF Wat
son & Fisher; 23do, Il. F. Bailey; II do,
s' Daniel smyth Z Bro, West va, account
OF Chas, Gofr e4 do, own account Is 10,
a. Ward l9do, II. Il. Barnes; % Ohio,
account OF Il. +. Fratcr. gross, 3AG53Sc.
30 L. Horn. West Va, gross, 3}40iLc.
l3j Bachman II Levi, West Va, account OF
Reynolds 4 Findlay; 90 do, own account.
gross, 3xn5Hc.
q Abe Osthcim, West Va. gross, 3A@Ihc.
III SchamDera 4 Paul, West Va. gross, 31S@5lI.
10 NJ. Levi, West Va, gross, 312@jc.
81 James Aull, Western, gross, 45z@5Ec.
7t James Eustace, West Va. gross, 3G41ac.
IS S: Dreifus, western, gross. 4h@l34c.
10 IL. Chain, West Vu., gross, 3T03Ac.
Sheep and lambs were fairly ;tctivc during
the week, although at the close to-day prices
were easier. WequOte Exit: ut SIC gOOtl, *
csc. medium, 4skH &c. common, 41iAc.;
cuils, 2I33Ic. stock ewes, $l.75a35O; West
crn penna., Lambs, 4A@Gc; Chester county
do 51z@6Ac.
Arrivals at West Philadelphia yards, 1000
head other yards, 1000 head. Total. HOO
head. Samuel stewart sold 6OI head OF dressed
sheep at 69Sc.
Hogs were Ill fair demand. but prices were
Il fraction lower. We quote extra ChicagOes
ut 7asc: good ut 71417l1c; Mixed G1a07c. Ar
rivals at aIl yards }, ,50O head.
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IsY WIRE AND CABLE.

N.."s of the Afternoon Condensed.
William Cawthrow, Of Toronto, died to-
day. He was worth $4,000, 0OO.
Parnelrs secretary, Henley, has been
arrested at the instance Of the British at
torney general
The steamer Trader burned to the
waters edge at Memphis, Tenn, to-day.
Abram c. Moore, late tax collector, has
sued the Dover (Del) State Sentinel for
libel.
William Sellers to-day bought tho Mid
vale steel works. near Nicetown, Pa. for
$3.50. .OG0.
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MICHAEL HENDRICks' DEATH.

The Nephew OF tho ex-Governor Murdered.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 2G.-A despatch
from Leadville says the body Of Michael
Hendricks, said to be the nephew Of cs-
Governor Hendricks, Of Indiana, was
found murdered three miles from that
place. 1t is supposed he was killed by the
two McCallum brothers, young Hen
bricks having been implicated in the mur-
der of their brother and acquitted.
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'.lioaccn Wilder, want you 10 tell me how
you kept Ennlrel and family so well tho past
season, when all the resi- Of Us have been sick
so much. ami ilnvo had the slce!orS running Ia
rs so long"
BRO. Taylor, tie answer is very easy. 1
used Hop Bitter, IN time and kept my family
well AMI saved large doctor bills. Three dol.
lars worth OF it KEEP. us all well and ablo TO
work al the TING, ana ] will warrant 1t has
cost you and most of tic neighbors one to two
hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the same
time. l guess you'll take my medicine here.
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GOV. HESDKICKsS NEPHEW MUIR
DEkED.
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DUBLIC SALE.
i On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1850,
will be sold at public sale ut the Grape hotel,
North Queen street, The following described
real estate to wit:
two contiguous half lots OF ground, No. 4l9, On
the north side OF East King street. in the
city of Lancaster. each Of said halt lots con-
tanning in front 81 feet 2h inches, and
245 feet in depth to = li-fcct wide alley, to-
gether with ? feet inches wide in front on
said East King street ana Of that width north
ward to the distance OF IS feet OF the adjoining
property on tho northwest; for the use OF an
alley,
Possession will be given on April /, 1851
Part of the purchase money may remain on
the property for one year. Ii desired.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock p. n. OF said
Gay. SAMUEL SHOCH.
HENRY SHCBERT, Auct. O2j-tsl
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IHXECUTOR's PUBLIC SALE OF yALUA.
II BILE CITY PROPERTY. On FRIDAY
NOvEMBER 5, 1880, will be sold by public s:,le
at the Franklin House, Lancaster city, Pa,
the following real estate to wit:
No. !. a lot of ground fronting lS feet. more
or less. on East King street. in said city. anil
extending els in depth to a le-feet wide alley.
on which il erected Il two-slOry BRICK HOUSE
with a twOstOry Brick Back Building attached
No. J0i. The hOuSe Is conveniently laid ont
with Hydrant, Fruit Trees and otEcr improve
ments.
No. 2. A lot Of ground fronting D feet on
East Orange street. and extending i'll depth lis
feet to Sfeet wide private alley. on which is
erected q twO-stOry Brick House, with Il two
story Brick Back Building attached, No. All,
with gas through the whole house, lIytir;.nt,
Fruit Trees and other Improvements.
No. ). y lot of ground fronting the same rs
No. 9, and the same depth and same kind OF a
house as No. 2. and is numbered 40.
No. 4. \ lot OF ground fronting i6 feet on
East Orange street. in said city. AMI extending
In depth 40 feet 10 Effect wide private alley,
on which is erected Il twO-story Brick House
with 4 one-stOry Brick Back Building attached.
Hydrant, Fruit Trecsand other improvements,
No. o.. Terms easy.
Sale to commence at 7O'c!Ock p. M. of said
day, when conditions of sale will he made
known by REV. a. L. KACL.
Executor Of the Estate of la,e Mrs. Daniel Nc
Cort.
SAN'L Hess & SON, Aucts. o2312tI