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PACKING AN ELEPHANT.

n Tropical Eeast's Trip Through rho Bliz.
card Country Without . FIRE.
New York SUN.
Capt. j. Nullett. the famous sea lion
catcher. arrived in this city yesterday from
San Francisco. The captain did not
Drlng his usua! assortment Of sea
lions this time. He had an elc-
phant on his hands. Unlike some other
people IN that situation the captain knew
just what to do with it. The elephant, q
medlum-s m-slzed quadruped Of the Asiatic
variety, was purchased in Japan by Adam
Forepaugh, the Snowman, and was to be
delivered in good condition at the show
quarters in Philadelphia.
There was no trouble IL the VOYAGE
over tn placid Pacific to San Franc iscO,
but when the time for the overland Jour
ncy from San Francisco came Arctic
weather prevailed this side of the Rocky
Mountains. The temperature was so low
rs to cOngest the lungs of the biggest
elephant if unprotected.
The Central Pacific railroad company
refused to let Capt. Mullet put stove in
the elephants car because of the supposed
danger to tho company's property, and tho
captain set his wits to work to devise
means Of getting heat without ire. He
soon hit upon practical plan. The e,e-
phant was led into the box car and stable
compost was thrown in by the cart load.
1t was piled high around the sides of the
car and loosely heaped around the elephant
until only the head and back Of the big beast
were visible. Unnecessary chinks in
the CIR were stopped up, and the
journey was begun. AS tho temperature
lowered 4 few pals of water We're thrown
upon the compost, and the warm vapOr
from the fermcntins heap filled the car.
In this way the monster from the tropics
invaded the home nf the Blizzard, and
Travelled in his pathway from Cheyenne to
Philadelphia, where i.5 was safely de-
livercd to his Owncrs
Capt. Mullet visited Central Park yes
tcrday to sec one of tho sea lions that is
his property. He fbulL the pinnigradc
enjoying an afternoGn nap on an ice cake.
The captain will start for San Francisco
in few days to capture another lot Of sea
lions, for which he has customers.
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THO Republican Nominations.

The following names were placed in nom-
ination by the Repu blicans, from which
to select candidates for ward Offices and
delegates to 4 convention to choose school
directors:
First Ward.
Common Counc,l-Dr. s. T. Davis. .Jac.
Rathfon, DR.. George A. iIortinc. II. II.
Power.
Constab!c-Samuel Swenk.
Assessor-A. c. Welchans. IT, NJ. Green
await. Henry Andrews.
Judge-Wm. NJ. Schrum.
Inspector-C. G. Herr.
This ward elected no delegates.
Second Ward.
Common Ccuncil-A. II. Peacock,
Adam PontZ, Francis SHREDDER, W. B.
Middleton.
Constable-Georgc Cramcr.
Assessol--Jerome Vondersinith, J. 4.
f. Carpenter and Geo. b. Mowery.
Judsc-Geo. W. Scnscnig and Geo. W.
Eaby.
Inspcctor-Waltcr Franklin.
Delegates-Jacob IIalbach, Hopkins
Henderson and John +. Carpenter
Third Ward.
Common Council-John H. Barnes. G.
]. White, Samuel 3. Cox, Joel l.. Eaby,
DIR. Geo. \. King.
Constable-C. p. Stormfeltz, Samuel S.
Miller.
Assessor-Joel l.. IIaines.
judge. kaller Snyder, Emanuel 5.
Kurtz.
Inspcctor-Lcwi: Lyons, Samuel Etch-
els.
Dclegates-Capt. f. McMelcn, john ".
Mentzcr, VIM. &. Rapp.
F"urti, Ward.
Common Council-Thos. Hays. Daniel
Sing, George w. Crrmeny, John Lcibley.
COnstable-John McDiyi.t Wilson J.
Fisher.
Asscssnr-Tohn W. l!ublcy. Joshua W.
Potts.
Judge-Joln L. Mctzger.
InspectOr-Jacob Wilhe]m, 3. DiT.holo-
NEW.
Delegates--A. X. Spurrier. George W.
COrmeny, J. Il. Markley. IL. NJ. Ersman.
Fifth Ward.
Select Council C. 4. Ditrcr, 4. J.
Eberly.
Common Coancil-Waltcr NJ. Franklia,
William Fisher.
Constable-Jacob p. EiI|ingcr, George
WinOwcr, James f. Hart.
Assessor-Henry Hartley.
Judge-John McGinDis.
Inspector-Harvey Riley.
Delegates-John r. Jeiiries, John F.
Remley. jjr., Amaziah c. Barr.
Sixth Ward.
Common Council-John hfcLaushiin.
d. G.. Haverstick, Frank Il. DiiIendeii!er.
Constable-Wcidlcr DIETRICH, Frank
Black, Joseph Smithgall.
Assessor-Samucl IL. Levan. Prof. Ira
3. kcndig.
Judge-D. p. Rosenmiller.
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JOHN WANAMAKER
DRY GOODS FOR JANUARY

T.!i5 is the particular season liz which TO get
ana prepare HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS
-Shcctin@s. Pillow " Natcrals, Linens, Napkins,
Towels. Sc. 1t is also the season for Ladics'
Underwear. The Grand Depot contains the
greatest variety of goods in one establishment
in the United states, and exchange or refunds
money tor things that do moi $uit. upon cN:m
inatior III home.
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NiRRI.fI;i'h.

JEHKI.S-EIouAN.-On the lst of February.
1851. BY the Rev. ". +. Gerhard. al Smith &
Kuhy's Leopard hotel. Mr.. George Z. Jenkins
10 Mis-, Ei,s. +. i.rorar. both of Oak Hill, Lit
tic Britain.
MEsDiSuALL-EIcE-i West Presbyterian
church, in Wilmington, Deb on Thursday
evening, Jan p. by Rev. Il. y. kegwin. assist
Ell by Rev. William Aikman. y. -. W illiam q.
Mcn,iimlaiI. OF Iun;9,s:er. Pa. to Estclic NJ,
daughter OF Edward J.. Rice, "t v :imington.
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nH. BROWNING, ILL Arch street, Philadcl-
l)lia has made wonderful discovery, moi by
chance, hHt ~: ptticnt, persistent research in
medicine ana chemistry. His {. & G. Cordial.
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and all
trOUhlcs Of the same nature. is tie happy re-
suit o. his work, and is destined 10 make his
fortune. He Hats already beef! Giicrc,l Il small
fortune 70 part with his secret, but he wisely
concludes that if others can make money ont
OF ii hY can. All druggists sell II. sc. per
bottle. Ii not at you" druggists, tell him you
" i$h to give il /. trial.
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If you cannot visit The city, send to u by
postal card for i!OISEkEEPER'S PRICE
LIST and u NDERWEiE PRICE LIST.
We I'LL orders by letter from every State and
Territory at same prices charged customers
who Visit the store, and allow same privilege
Of return.
Tho stock includes Drc3s GGDIs. silk. l.Ic.S.
Fancy COO'i-. and general outfits
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CONGRESS-.
Republican Fllibustering the 50,

Republican Flibustering the Sonate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-In the Senate
Mr.. Morgan's resolution declaring that
the president of the Senate is not quail
fed to count the electoral vote was called
up and gave rise. to long discussion.
Finally at 80 p. m. it was developed that
the purpose of the Republican side is the
resort to obstructive tactics to prevent the
passage of the resolution.
Proceedings In the House.
In the House after some discussion the
House resumed consideration Of the ap-
pOrtiOnment bill.
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New York E1arker .

-" loRK Feb: s-fIonr dull ant .leciin-
- aJl9i So: choice Ito - GDfD4 20; fancy
do s. 9If1G 50; round hoop Ohio 81 45l9l 20;
ern =; 1504 Is: common to good ex-
ira GO 81 35dr4 G5; choice dn "a 70sa6 Is
choice white wheat do sG OOi6G o. Southern
qnict; common to fair extra - 5Oil5 II; good
To choice dO IS 2Dit6 80.
Wheat heavy, 1z01zIc lower; No. I White,
Feb, 81 ~; May. 81 lEil No. Red, Feb.
81 lS4Gll 49,.
Corn u shatt!O lower and moderately active
Mixed western spot, 5fa55l4c; do future I3Il2ga
Soc.
Oats scarcely so firm No. 2 Feb. 4,5SSGa43Isc;
do March. fi;ac ,;o April ij1zc; State i"eslac
Western 42Gi7c
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IT You arc Sick, Read

The kiirey-Wort advertisement in another
column. and il vii: explain 10 yoG: the rational
method OF getting well. Eidncy-Wort VIII
save you more doctors bills than any ether
medicine known. Acting with specific energy
Oh tho kidneys and liver. 1t cures the worst
diseases caused by their arrangement. Use it
at once in dry CT liquid form. Either is equal.
ly efficient, the liquid is the easiest but the
dry is the most cconOmica!,-[ntcriOr.
j3l-lwl&w
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S;ECHIL NOTICES.


g For ten years my wife was confined TO her
bed with such n complication OF ailments that
no doctor could tell what was the matter or
cure !ier, and used up small fortune i'll hum
bug stuir. six months ago 1 saw a L. s. flag
with Hop I'ittcrs on ii, and thought i would
be Il fool once more. Itried it. but my folly
proved to be wisdom. Two bottles cured her,
she is now well and strong as any mans
wife. and it COS; me only two dollars. BE ye
likewise foolish. II. w, Detroit, Mich
fabl.2wdNw
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AvengIng an q" INSULT"

Melton Thomas, young man occupy
ing a position as clerk in grocery store
in Eufaula, Fla. killed cOlcred barber
by the name of Fuller, who resided next
door to him. The parties had some words
on the previous evening, when, accOrdiD.
to young Thomas, the negro insulted him.
The next morning, to avenge the imputed
insult, lie walked deliberately into his
shop and shot at him. The negro ran
after the first shot, but Thomas fired a
second with fatal effect, the ball entering
the heart and producing almost instanta-
neous death. There is great excitement
there in consequence Of the event. Two
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NEW ADTERTISEMENTS,

We have just placed exhibition about hundred Gil
Paintings all handsomely framed They wide
of Subjects from familiar Holy Families
the celebrated masters Of painting to the illustration of hu
in real life.
Our collection includes Pieces Bird and Animal Paint
Landscapes Architecture, Ancient
Ruins Character Stdies CLASSICAL His
torical Psychological and Ideal Subjects, &c.
have very specimens Of the scuptors
art beautiful white figures mounted colored
marble columns.
take placing patrons,
Loving that community appreciate endeavor to
popularze goods could heretofore be Oh
tained except from abroad.
H. RHOADs BRO, jewelers.,
4 West King Street, Lancaster,
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Common Council-Gco. W. Brown. S.
X. Lichty, John +. l,eit!, John a. Shobcr,
VIM. McComsey.
COnstablc-John IT. Brown.
Asscssor-Jacob Reese, John SIaush.
Inspector-Thco. Trout.
Second Ward.
Common Council-Dasid McMnilcn,
VIM. J. FOrdney. John Holman.
Judgc-Robt. Clark
InspectOr-tobt. Il. Risk.
Assessor-Jacob Il. Lichty
Constable-Georgc Spong.
Third Ward.
Common Council-George j. Srren@or.
Jacob Kichl, Adam S. Rhoads.
Assessor-Joscph Kreidc..
COnstablc-B. L. Lcman.
Judgc-Hcrbcrt Johnston.
Inspector James MacGOniglc.
l'.urth Ward.
Common C.LnciI-lIenry W. IiarieIger,
VIM. Wisnc.. Robert Bruce.
Assessor--EdW...d Jcflries.
COnstable--J:.L.2.i Coyic.
Judgc-James -. McElhOnc.
nspectov-Em;,.ucl Wilhelm.
Flu. Ward.
No general nominations were made in
the Fifth ward last evening but will be
made hereafter.
sixth Ward.
Common Council--Dr. John LcvcrGoud
VIM. johnson. Wm. 7. .Jciferics.
Alderman-jolIn NJ. Amwc| esq, Geo.
w. Brintnall.
Constable-Gcn. L.ntz, Martin Daley.
Asscssor-CharIcs IL. Fraiey, Jacob
IIerzog, John Sener, Frank Mclaughlin,
VIM. j. Widn,ycr.
Inspcctor-!Ienry Leonard, Charles Il.
King.
Judgc-Byron Brown.
Seventh Ward.
Select Council-t;cO NJ. Berger.
Common Council-IIenry s;meycli, John
fackly, Frank EvertS.
Assessor-Jamcs T. Garvi., Jacob I.
Kautz
COnstablc-John Mcrrinmer.
Judsc-Wm. Mclaughlin.
Inspector-Iohn Blankcnmyer Fred.
Arnold.
tEishi:, Ward.
Common Council-Bcni. Huber, Joseph
A. Albert, George Zoo, Thomas Zechcr,
George john, Francis J. Martin.
Assessor-Christ. \. Offender. Leonard
Schmidt.
Cons:ab,e-Micllacl Schalcr. George
Shay.
Judge-Pc:er Diehl, Samuel Huber,
Alexander st. Clair. Leo Jacobs.
lnspect"r-Jolin Bradel, William VOL
peri, John iicrzcg.
Ninth Ward.
Select CounciI-Philip Zec!icr.
Common CoGnc:l-J. Ii. Ostc.niaycl,
George SchcctZ. George Shulmyer, ST.,
Sam'l Bitter, Jno. Mckillps.
Assess"r-Peter i.utz, David Zecler,
Frederick Nixdorf
Constable-William Titus, Christian
Flick.
Judgc-John Hook, Chas. Roath, John
n. NiXdOrf
nspector--Charlcs +. Smith, George
Conner.
Executive Committee.
First ward-Joiin Sc!aum.
Third ward-B. L. Lcman.
Fourth Ward-Geo. w. Harris.
Sixth Ward-CIlarles L. Green.
Seventh Ward-Frcd Arnold
Eighth Ward-Pctcr Rohricll, .ir.
Ninth Ward-Jacob NctZger.
*Primary open from to instead Of G tos.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE. On SATURDAY EVENING.
FEBRUARY 3. ISL. will be sold i'll pursuance
OF an order OF Orphans Court of Lancaster
county, at the keystone House, North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa, the foliOwin. real cs-
tate. late OF Charles Stark. deceased TO wit:
A lot of ground situate on the west site o!
North Water street Lancaster. Pa, contain
ing in front on said street 32 feet inches, and
in depth III feet inches. more less. to
ground OF Michael StciSerwalt, where IL has 1
width of . feet "a inches. The improvements
frame dwelling house and butcher shop,
slaughter house, stable. wOOtl-shed, smoke
house and butcher kitchen. There Is also q
well Of never failing water with pump therein
on the premises. This is IL desirable property,
where the butcher business has been success
fully carried on tor u long time.
Sale to commence u ! o'clock p. IN. OF sail
day. when due attendance will be given and
terms made known by "
MAGGIE BROWN.
Administrators.
ii. SHUpEIr, Auct. ianl2Oawdts
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THE PRIMARIES.

General Nominations for School Directors
and Ward Officers Oh Both Sides.
Both parties. Democratic and Republi-
can, held their meetings last night for
making general nominations from which to
select Oh Saturday evening the tickets to
he voted for at the ensuing municipal
election.
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and asked where his revolver was. heard

and asked where his revolver was. I heard
him say, You black - ]
jumped out Of bed and started to 60 out
OF the room, and sunk right down on
the floor. After bit l heard some one
coming in; thought it was my husband.
l went down and George was in the kitch-
Ell. He0eked for rope. said, I" I can
not get it, l am too nervous" told him
there was q rope in the closet which nv
husband sometimes used. After he went
out and hung Mr.. Miller he came in,
and We sat down stairs awhile. We
then went up stairs. He told
the children he had killed their father
and hung him up in the barn. He told
them if they would tell anybody he would
whip them. He said l should send the
girls in the morning to the barn and they
would see their father hanging up. He
said should send them to tell the neigh
bors that their father had hung himself in
the barn. When walked up did not
think Of George or should have stopped
my husband from going out. He was al
ways introducing the subject and I always
tried to stop it. would have stopped it
that night if had known it was going to
happen.
Details OF the Execution.
Both the culprits were brought out to-
sether, the woman leading. Both dis
played great nervousness and Mrs. Miller
groaned audibly when ascending the scaf-
fold. Smith addressed those assembled as
follows "Friends, did the deed myself.
She laid the plan. She often asked me to
do it. When had killed him she gave
me the rope to hang him up. She gave
me the apron to wipe up the
blood, and told me where to
throw it down under the barn. When
| came back to the house she took white
wash rag and wiped the blood from my
The remainder of his statement
related to 4 confession which he has made,
regrets for the unholiness of his past life,
and hoping for Gods forgiveness.
No timo was lost after this statement,
md at 11:2O a. III. the drop fell. The cul-
prits appeared to die easily and without 4
struggle.
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PEKILS OF THE KITCHEN.
Range Boiler Explodes.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-A range boiler
exploded this morning in the kitchen Of
dweliin. attached to the picture frame
store Of George Ehrenberg, 724 South
Second street. The furniture and Il large
amount of stock were demolished. The
bulk window was also blown out, and a
five year old daughter Of Mr.. Ehrenberg
was severely injured. Loss $4,000.
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F'Orgers Sentenced j..

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-Geo. w. Bishop,
ex-judge of the orphans court, and Isaac
w. Helm, both convicted of forgery, were
sentenced this morning to five years each
in the penitentiary.
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WALLACE AHEAD.

Tho I;allOtine for Senator Mt Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 3.-The sixteenth
ballot for United States senator was taken
as follows: Wallace, 7S; Oliver IS ;
Grow, so; Phillips, 3; MacVeagh, s.;
Baird, !; Curtin, 1 Shiras, 1 Agnew,
I Hewitt, Snowden. 1. A resolution
to take three ballots daily was defeated by
130 noes to 81 yeas, and the convention
adjourned until tomorrow.
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decided to Locate ut Atglcn.

Thursday morning meeting of those
who had subscribed stock for the erection
OF Il new rolling mill at OF near the bov
ough Of Atglen was held for the purpose
of taking definite action in regard thereto.
In a short time after the assemblagc of
the gentlemen interested every dollar Of
the pl loposcd stock was subscribed for and
the company organized, after definitely
deciding to locate their works in that place
under the title Of "Thc Atglen Car Axle
Company, limited" Tho machinery for
the works will bc ordered forthwith, and
as soon as the weather will permit ground
will be broken and the building erected
with rs much expedition as possible.
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English Golfers.

LONDON, Feb. 3.-A thousand cOlliers
at Tyldesley, Lancashire, have resolved to
return to work, but a meeting represent
ing twelve thousand colliers at Pendlc-
burg, resolved to- strike for advance Of
wages.
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THE TELElii:APH BILL.

1t Meets With Parliamentary Death In tho
NoW~fOrk Senate.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 3.-The telegraph
bill, which passsd the Assembly yesterday,
reached the Senate this morning. On be-
ing announced by the clerk, Senator
Schroeder moved to refer it to the COM
mtttee of the whole. This met with con-
siderable opposition, and III amendment
was made to refer it to the committee on
miscellaneous corporations, which was
finally carried. Senators express the opin-
ion that this action kills the bill.
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The Telegraph Consolidation.

New YORK, Feb. 3.-Judge Barrett has
denied the injunction asked for by Ruins
Hatch restraining the Western Union,
American Union and Atlantic and Pacific
telegraph companies from consolidating.
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iji.2 :sfS.


MCErHr.--in this city, on February >. 1881.
.i1illcs Murphy, i'll the JiSt year of his age.
His relatives and friends are rcspec: fully in
vitci o attend the funeral from his late resi-
,icncc, CO., South Queen street, on SATURDAY
afternoon. at " O'Clock in.erincnt III st.
siary'@ cemetery. It'd
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colored women who were trying to incite
the negro mob to lynch Thomas, were
Immediately locked up. The whites Of
the community are indignant at the negro
threats.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAsuINGTOS, Feb. 3.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic states clear or partly cloudy
weather, northerly winds, stationary or
higher temperature and barometer,
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Earthouake ana Polar Weather.

MONTGOMERY, N. Y, Feb. 3.-There
was 4 second shock Of earthquake here yes
terday morning. The thermometer at the
time recorded % degrees below zero.
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Cariyies COEdttiOn Hopeless.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-ThOmas Carlyle is
now pronounced in state of hopeless
prOstratiOn.
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Also, n DrysoO,ls Firm.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Feb. 3.--Morris,
Winslow & Co., drygoods dealers, have
made AZ assignment. Liabilities, s95, 900;
assets, probably S75, 900.
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INMATE OF WILLIAM WEIDNAN,
II esq, late OF Upper Leacocis township, de-
ceaspd Letters OF administration Gn said Cs-
tate aviHX been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted thereto are req ucSted to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same, will pre-
sent them without delay tor settlement to the
undersigned, residing in Upper Leacock town.
ship. SOLOMON 2. GROFF.
JACOBS. EBY.
EXectcrs.
NATHANIEL ELLMaEfn,I
=. +. EsHLEHAN, Attorneys.
WALTER NJ FEAxKLIS.N janaS6tw
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Notary Public Appointed,

Coy. Hoyt has appointed Z. ID. White,
OF Cturchtown, notary public, his com.
mission to date from 1st inst, and remain
in force for three years.
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FOR SALE OK RENT.

NOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM NO. 81
Il West King street. now occupied hy john
Falck Tailor. Possession given APRIL l
$751; Apply to WILLIAM j. COOPER
lang W&Sffd West King Street.
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.-UTIUE 70 STOCNHOLDEI;s.-T

hTUT1GE 10 STOChHOLDEI;S.-Ti (,
~ annual incctin: Of the stockholders OF
l,any will be held ut the office OF the company
No. 2553 South Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
on WEDNESDAY. " FEBRUARY Is. ISL at IalS
o'clock, p. lii. Election for President ana
Directors same day and place.
JAMES Il. MCCLURE.
Sta Secretary.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Assignment of Carriage Makers.

BATH, N. Y, Feb. 3.--Loomis & Mas
ter, carriage manufacturers, have made IN
assignment. Liabilities, s114, 600 assets,
sS4 OOO
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EEt.G':.L AND SGl1EL!Ef; FOR RENT
IL The twO--tOry hotel with l:lrgc yard and
stalIn", Eos. 10 :tn.! ii2 South Queen street.
Within on: square: of Centre square. Apply 10
EtUSMh% & ELEES.
itni3 IL No ~ West Orange street.
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Tor EHST.-sToEH IsND DWELLING
1 No. 10 South Queen street. Apply at the
lNTELLIGEXCEa OGica.
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{ d. .. E.-liO&Ti;is.;Y LODGE NO. .!2.
Z Final action will be had on proposed
Amendments i BYLAWS, FRIDAY EVEN
ING. fEEHt AIRY 4th. Every member is re-
Quested 10 attend. Ey- order OF
Ii. +. AUXEI, y. &.
J. NJ. CHANNEL, Scc'y. f3-Itd
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RcinholsviIlc Correspondence Reading; Eagle
For several days two strange dogs. one a
black bulldog and the other 4 setter, have
been seen together, coming from the
meeting house on the hill and going to-
ward the mountain. 80.
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ii. SHUBEHT. 4,

NKAiN SPECULATION
" In large or small amounts. 50 or s1D,U0O.
Write W II SOULE & Co. Commission Mer
chants 100 La Sale street. Chicago, ILL.,, for cir
Mar m2Hiyd+
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,MOCRATlC NOMINATIONS.
School Directors.

School Directors.
The following names were placed IN
nomination in the several wards:
Henry E. Slaymaker,
DIR. Henry Carpenter,
William A. Morton.
Elm G. Snyder,
A. Y. RinSwalt,
Alexander HaIi-,
Joseph Schmid.
John Rose,
John Ochs.
Col. Edward McGovern,
William A. Shultz,
Edw. Leyden,
Jacob POntZ.
VIM. Huber
Philip Dinklebcrg.
A. J. Snyder.