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PATHS MIsTAKE.-Madame AIDE
lima Patti evidently made a mistake
in attempting to run concert instead
OF an opera. Few people care to spend
an evening to listen to single singer,
and Patti has discovered this too late.
Her debut was failure. A cores
pondent says instead of having an
$1s, 600 house it wsJ less than $4,000.
Patti put her tickets at $40 and they
would not sell for IS. Whore there
are so many good operas with many
artists on the stage, the people will
not patronize concerts composed of
one or two voices, though PATHS
voice be one Of the two. A CORES.
pondent from New York says:
"When she sings in grand opera we
shall have feast. AS it is now we
have q costly treat. Ten dollars a
seat for few songs 10 like s. for an
! oyster pate at stand'up lunch. Pat.
tbs marvellous execution, the wealth
of her vocal flourish, the exuberance
of quantity and the purity Of quality
challenge admiration and defy criti.
eism. The heavens opened and the
rain fell the night of her debut and
tickets were cheaper on the specula-
tive sidewalk than in the perfunctory
box Office. The audience sat here and
there, with many vacant spaces. 1t
was not representative house in any
social sense. Professional dead head.
ism was a marked feature. For in
stance, one entire row was occupied
by Campanini, his wife and three
newspaper people. Throughout the
nall, IN the $40 seats, were artists,
actors, hangers on-deadbeads. hi
bet my hat that over fifth of the
queer looking cranks in the best seats
were deadheads, and received their
tickets in less than two hours prior To
the hour Of the concert. No wonder
Patti complained that the beuse
wasn't dressed, although, come to
think OF it, she might have remem-
bered that 1t is not the fashion in her
dear old home for ladies TO dress oro-
perly in place of entertainment.
There is an air Of elegance, an atmos.
phere of social elevation, sort OF q
kind of a first circle exponent that il
pleasant, CHEEKY and OF great help to
the artists. That element was con-
splcuously absent from PATHS debut.
One gentleman who has heard Patt
in the capital of Europe aud who car
afford to pay her her price to sing ir
his conservatory with his canary bird,
said "Ten dollars l regard it an
imposition. No scenery, bare plat
form, no orchestra, a single piano. nc
troupe, a solitary Nicolini On prin-
ciple | stayed away" And he spoke
the sentiment of "society" as well a,
the feeling of the great human BODY
oi supporters without whose aid even
Patti cannot live,
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1T Is TO be regretted that the United
States are so far behind England in the
building OF ships. We ought to be able
TO produce larger iron vessels and more
OF them. The great English ship yards
employ from 1000 to 5000 lnen each
and turn out monster iron steamships
QUO and 800 feet long faster than we can
build river steamers. John Roach, we
are told, manages to employ from 1900
to 2eOO men, and builds larger steamers
than are built anywhere else and more
Of them. But he cannot meet the de.
mand, we are told, and would, IL he
could get the mechanics, employ a
thousand more men. This industry has
been greatly neglected by capitalists, In
New York, Boston and Philadelpbia,
and 1t seems great misfortune that we
have so few great ship yards. It will
not be many years, however, before the
energy OF the mechanics of the United
States will be developed in this branch
Of business as in others to an extent
that will cope with England, and the
Delaware and Christiana Rivers be
made TO resemble the Clyde II not TO
rival 1t in the great ship yards that line
its banks.
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IHE ANNEXATION Of Canada TO the
United States has been a theme of dis
cussion In London, and, strange as it
may seem, develops the fact that som Q
very able English statesmen favor the
project. They argue that Canada is an
expense upon the mother country and
that In case Of war with the United
States it would be chosen as the battle
ground greatly to the disadvantage of
Great Britain and with an almost GER
talnty OF Its being lost in the end. The
United States is in no hurry ard can
we'll afford to wait.
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One of the Poor Law Inspectors in
ireland has found what is supposed
to be the poorest place in the world.
1t is Mayo; and, anyhow, it seems to
DC very poor, if not the poorest place
that can be met with. The people
have been reduced by a succession of
bad seasons to condition of wretch
edness hardly to be described. The
inspector might have extended his
tour along the Irish coast of the At
lantic-in Galway, Klare and Kerry
and seen things as bad as in MAYO,
but there he saw "mother and children
sitting on the mud floor eating the
small, wet ill-grown potatoes off the
floor, with little salt and nothing
else, not stool or plate being in the
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XE ATER DEPARTMENT.
n, W.lOR, t5Itu n kINU s

WILMISGTos. Del, Nov. 3, iSSl.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERs.--All per-
sons who have sold property during the
pres snt year must give notice In writing
vember, lesl, AMI insert In the notice the
name OF the purchaser and the number
Of the property purchased. Otherwise
they Will be held liable for the water
rent for the next year.
Also all persons who may wish to dl T.
continue the use Of the water or any por.
tlon OF IL must give notice as above aud
pay 81 for drawing the ferTule.
No alteration Will be made In any bill
after the above date.
THOMAS NJ. oGLE,
nov3 .eodil9 lt3j Registrar,
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A ROYAL SUIT.

Every "once in awhile we happen on a lot of
goods of extraordinary value If the people could
know of these chance occasions they would flock
to the store before sunrise in the morning.
To Illustrate We show to-day superb suit
of cloth-faced, heavyweight all,woo material in
good shade Of deep indigo blue dyed in the woody
and the price is exactly and only $40 for the full
suit. "a ae~"ata - i'.Pa ''fA-
80 Read this at least hOtfe; tue Prize as $50 /oy
aftqNe broad cloth snst made IN hryt-e2ass style.
While the sizes are full at this writing the
quantity is not large for the run" that must begin
when this is understood.
aaoa" etoa WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL. 9. L. sixh Market Streets Philadelphia
PD7 A famous lot of Red Underwear ready now.
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AOHDAY. N0vEmsER IA. 1851.
.sr,l lllaeA agIE "a s-717.,lE. TT7TTT-T
TnH AcCIDENx by which 0 worl

s-1eee-se.-e..-.-----
Tar XccIDENr by which . work
man lost his life on Saturday night
win admonish the contractors and all
concerned in the erection Of the
Eleventh street bridge of the necessity
Of getting that bridgs done a. soon as
possible. We have been informed by
Mr.. Febiger that the work Is being
pushed ahead As rapidly as possible
By the Levy Court Committee, but
when the work passed into the hands
OF the contractors, the Edge Moor
Company, the Levy Court lost the
control Of the matter, and that com
pany pleads that it sub-let the stone
work, and cannot force it faster.
Mistakes are now no doubt apparent
to the committee, but it is too late to
remedy them. The error 10 the be-
ginning was in not having time
specified in the contract and in not
asking for bids for the work, as had
been 1.-THE uniform custom of the Levy
Court for humber of years. ssl
But . greater mistake was made
whom the right to bridge the Brandys
wine was given without providing
that tho railroad company should at
the same time build bridge for gem
sral travel beside it, as at Gray's
Ferry. Until within year or so,
however, the floor of the railroad
bridge has been covered SO that it was
generally used by those living on the
east side Of tho Brandywine. This
was the case for forty years, until it
became dangerous from the frequency
with which trains were run. There
is no accounting for accidents, how
ever, and the wonder always was that
persons were never killed upon this
bridge by the cars, or fell through it
and were drowned in the long years
in which they used it SO continually.
The Levy Court Committee say they
thought in arranging for low charge
Of five cents for ferriage for the round
trip, they had done the best they could
for the working people, and that the
passage of vessels up and down the
creek prevented the erection of a
temporary bridge. The matter IS a
serious loss to some we hear, and it is
hoped that the bridge will be COM
pleted as early as possible. That it
will be substantial in its superstruc-
ture when it is done, and crsditable to
the builders we doubt not.
Bat all this furnishes no reason why
the Levy Court Committee should
have departed from its custom of
making contracts. In the erection of
the Court House, which was not so
necessary to be completed in a speci-
fed time, Mr.. Given was put under
a forfeit of ten dollars day each day
after the time for its completion had
expired. 1t is SO important that this
bridge should be done before winter
sets in that a meeting of the Levy
Court should be convened, that the
work may thereby be hastened, If DOS.
sible. The number OF men at work
upon it might be doubled and vet
there would not be too many.
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At Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday,
medical students stole the body of a ne.
gre from It's coffin, and filled tine coffin
with sand.
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NOTICE.
-OFFICE OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER,
sl6 EAST SIXTH STREET.

No. slS EAST SIXTH STREET.
WILMINGroN, Del. oct. "a, 1881.
Property owl ers and agents will please
take notice that the following ordinance
relating To pavements and sidewalks will
be strictly enforced. And In order to save
themselves unnecessary expense they
Will please observe 1t:
IAN ORDINANCE RELATING TO PAVE
MENTS AND SIDEWALKS" Whenever the
street Commissioner hees or has reported
10 him any defects or obstruction In the
pavements or sidewalks In the city OF
Wllmlngthn, lhe snail Immediately nave
the sidewalk or pavement repaired or
the obstruction removed al the proper
cost OF such owners OF agents OF the prop.
erty to which the pavement belongs, and
send the bills 10 the Mayor to be collected
with costs. l.. T.. LYNCH,
OctII-2w Street Com IN iEsi0ner
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ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS oFRIoE,

REGIsTER'S OFFICE,
New Castle county, oct.I' l@i')
Upon theapplication OF Andrew L. skasss,
Administrators OF John Skaggsl lsIe "
Appoouinimink Hundred In said couny
deceased, IL is ordered and direcled Oy Wy Wy
Register that the Administrator alo,o.s ,e,,ss
give notice OF the granting oi ~ lI' ma
OF Administration upon tine estaee " ,bsrs. ~
deceased, with the date oil graniihss y. 'n Dost.
of, by causing advertisements 70 oe Ppnsa
ed Within forty days from the aa'e t,,aoss o M ol
letters, In six OF the most puDHc Plae P.o ali
the county OF New Castle, requiriihs iis a..
persons having demands agaihisit w hv an
tate TO present the same or apluo1' and
act OF Assembly In such case maae "a M
provided. And also cause the sain9 ~ !" ths
Inserted within the same perlou .a,nnb
WILMINGTON 9AzETTE,a "a spPontIn.
Iished In Wilmington, and 10 pe soA
ued therein three weeks, (eouli .nd ssal
Given under the hand anu ansaaosId. All
az, &. Of office OF the Register a,oil rsslls
t) at wilmington IN Nem , shoye
county, Aforesaid, the day anu y,s,sr, YES,
written. b. q. BIdGS. hess'oi'
NOTICE. .r.,nst The
All persons having claims ntsssnt the
sa me duly attested TO the Adminhn,t nh,ta the
nm ar hefore Dot. 2lst, 1857, or is AZ and
ACT OF Assembly In such case hi'u'
provided ANDREW E sKAGtGss'
Administrator
Address-Townsend. Del. ~, ewsod.
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A N ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF
IA OE ARCHI AI.n GINEN

A N ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF
n OF ARCHIBALD GIVEN.
Be u ordained by The CITY Council of
wilmington
SEXTON |. That Archibald Given IL
hereby permitted and authorized 10 build
bulk or bay windows on the front of the
seven new houses now being erected by
MIN on the southerly side O Sixth street,
between FL and Walnul streets. said
bulk or bay windows 10 be built from the
cellar foundation, and not 10 extend
more than three feet on the pavement or
footwhy OF sixth street. and that as far
as relates to the building OF the bulk or
bay windows as aforesaid, the said
Archibald Given IL hereby exempted
rom the provisions OF an ordinance
entitled, "a further supplement 10 tue
ordinance entitled an ordinance con-
cernlng onenhes against the public econ
ohy and certain nuisances." passed at
me city Hail, June 10, A D., 1889, and
from the provisions OF ali other ordi-
nances OF the city of Wilmington, for
oiuulng the erection OF bulk or bp,
Wlnoows ab Aforesaid.
fassed at the City Hall, Nov 4. 1881.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
49,. President OF CITY Council.
Attest HENRY Il, PENNINGTON,
hovil-H Clerk OF Council.
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NOTICE.
TO THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON
THE WILMINGTON
ODORLEES EXCAVATING COMPANY

IN o. 3, .t...
Is now prepared to receive orders Tor
cleaning CEsSPooLS PROMPTLY AND
WITH DESPATCH. Their machinery
Is all new aud of the latest improve
ments. ~All wells cleansed without any
annoyance whatever.
Orders left at 3II KING STREET will
receive prompt attention. oct2S 0m
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pUNAwAY.-s4 CENTS REWAR0.
III Runaway freIn the subscriber on
August %, 1851. bound boy named 1 :,
Edison Clarke. about 5 feet finches high
dark nair, and IL years OF age, had OH a
dark suit OF clothes whe u lie he left
premlies. The above reward, but no
chargef Will be paid for his return,
Ocll4ddW3t JOHN A. AtiRA,~E
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.-IN rHE nn-

A uDlTOK'S NOTICE.-IN THE Or
"A PHASs' CoUhT OF MONTGOM-
Ehf COU STf .-Estate OF 5arah NJ iller,
aware. deceased. TIE undersigued Aud.
itor appointed by said Court 10 make dis
tribution Of the balance remain ny In Inc
hands OF John TsCox, Administrator OF
sara estate. hereby gives notice that he
VIII meet all parties interested, for the
purpose OF h H. appointment, at his office,
NO. 5O1lz Swede street, Norristown, Pa
on Tuesday, the lst day of November
said parties are requested 10 a Iient
80, AARON y. SWARTZ,
IaM3W Auditor
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DR. HA-YDOCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect OF this panacea
~ prepared by DIR. Haydock. upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs is without a
parallel IN the history OF medicine. and
Us results FAR beyond any of the Kidnel
remodies OF the day. Itstlmulales Diges-
Too, adds tone TO the system, invigorates
lhe DeDllltatedi and Is iniillible Tor the
cure oi Diabetes In its worst form,
One trial OF teaspoonful in "A wine
glass OF water viii convince the most
skeptlcai within from ten 10 twenty min.
utes.
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.
IN all diseases Affecting these organs
whether they secrele too much or too llt-
Lle water, or whether they be Afflicted
with stone or gravel, or with aches ami
pains settled ia the loins over the REGIONS
OF the kidneysi
HAxDOCk'S KIDNEY PANACEA
VIII give almost mediate relief, wnen
All other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine for the cnre
OF emaIe complaints. Einy years ex-
perience ineontestably prove this remedy
nnTlYalled for the dlsoruerA Incidental 10
lhe female sex. No family should he
without IL, and 1t may be taken by young
and old, as IL will restore health When
every other means prove Unsuccessful,
10 the stomach we trace dyHpepAia
headache and general debility: 10 LLs
liver, bile, Jaundice and yellow fever 10
the bowels, dlArrhoa, dysentery, consIi-
patton, piles and 1stula; 10 the lungs
consumption, etc. TO the blood scrofula
scurvy ana all cutaneous eruptionk. Nv
kseplng these organs and vital fluid pure
Anu healthy we may safely DEFY the nj.
Jacks u disease, and no medicine yei
prepared for this PURPOSE can equal the
action of
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IN THE POUND.-Two brown and
l. white and one red and white cows,
also, one black and white hog found es-
tray, are IN the pound. The owner will
please call, prove property and pay eK-
penses II not they will be sold at pub lie
sale. VIM. j. MAXWELL,
Chief OF Police
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NOTICE.-I hereby caution all persons
~ against trusting my Vile Isabella
valentine, on my account, as Will pay
no bill e contracted by her, as she has left
my bed and board. lf
novli-2.s r Il. VALENriNE
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s,EGIsTER,s ORDER.

~ REsIsrER's OFFICE
New Castle Co.. octoDei G M + MAJ
Upon the application OF y Nun, watson,
well. Administrator q W said county,
late ol Wilmington Hd,, ~ sJ,racted BY
Ieceased. IL is ordered ana ra,or afore-
the Register that the Admin.i,s of letten
said give notice ofthe grahLinst sstsie OF the
Of Naturalization upon the os Ing there.
Ieceased, with the date OF g,a1,be ,s ~ he posted
al by causing advertiseInsn's5 5ots oi such
within forty days from ,no nn,biic places o.
letters, In six OF the nosI "raorttring all
tLe county OF New Oastle, ainsI the es-
persons having demanus ~ abide by an
late 10 present the stlng ste, oase made and
act OF Assembly In suen aas oao sSs same 10 be
provided. And also oanso a1o 'neriod In the
Inserted within the sainu awspaper pup,
WILMIHGToN GAZETTE, NJ 10 be oontinued
,ished in Wilmington,anu
therein three weeks, y. u IL hand and sea-
oS nfiice OF the Register aio castle
y, et Wilmington, In New Nar above
- .ssresaid. the day and yaaister,
oounty a'o' 8. G. B10ds' "os
NOTICE. ,st the
an nersons having claims narsesent resent the
,s,ata of the deceased mus dministrat0r.
- - ~ dniy attested 70 tne ,esa. or abide
sahe r hefore Oct Hth, LOO case made
Iha ACT OF Assembly IN s"'
and provided. d..uI MAXWELL,
WILLIAM Adminisirator'
Address wilmington Del peso5isi.sweOd'
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LICENSE NoTroBs


NoTICE.-r, Henry Bradley. IN. -. = =
OF the within mentioned n1 nSoe owner
uo nerepy give notice thai sh apnopetly,
y we Judges Of the Court ~ apply
Ss.sions of the Peace and Iait ns9, nS9n raj
OF me state Of Delaware. ia ard DemVery
1tst day ,,f Novewhs- v" monday. the
being Tho irst day ofths ~, Bsl.
Term OF said cOn 1, for oTemoer asr
~ keep an inn or tavern a, nc nse ~ .
sVutn west corner OF Front ami Az, ,ne ,
tou, 70 sell tntoxfrattn1o oi,y OF w Inn lng-
luantities Than one quart. 10 he drnnr ~ ,,s
the premisfs. and the following resnash oh
sue cltizenh, residents OF SAID VIZ
recommend this said application In iii !,
X. T. Moody. Jobn Ma.I.,
Fred. ID. Moore, fred. NJ ngy...,
i.c,.s 2agl tnther W. Palmer.
Daniel Mccusker, a. n sa,iaa..
Ichn 0uiii, Tnos, ]. Bennett.
GS.... Duun, Francis Kelly.
John Murphy, John A i.oaan'
Martin keogh, William Y a,ss
Joseph speak man, +. j. McMannsn'
y. Daning. Theo. Herman,
Jsmes Jsi uan,,n ua,I,s@ Hugh Mclaughlin.
novio'st ia9 HENRY BRADLEY.
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NOTICkS.
NOTICE.

DELAWARE WESTERN r. r.
Sunday trains IN the Delaware Wes-
tern Railroad, will be Withdrawn b iter
Sunday, November 1871. The train
leaving Wilmington for Lsndenberg at
!. .l5 a. IN. viii aiso be discontinued after
that dale. II. CONNkLL,
novlO-3t Supe rintendent
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NsTA-E OF CATHARINE KRENTZ,
- late Ci tho city OF Lancaster, deceased.
ettcrS tcstNlnentary on said estate hav.
ing been granted To the undersigned, all
persons inGrbc! thereto are requested to
make immediate payment. and those having
claims or demands against the same. will pre-
snt them without delay TOR settlement to the
undcrs gncI. residing in Lancaster city. No.
GiG Manor Street. PETER kRENTZ,
Z. DoNNELLY. Attorney, ExectOr
No. IUS West King Street. ml0-6tIoaw
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TIE HIGHLAND TARTAN.

TIE HIGHLAND TARTAN.
car to each Highland soldiers heart
Ae Tartan of hi, clan,
mbol of giory AMI Of pride
To OcTery Highland man,
Whether he dwell mid Athoie's hills,
Or where the winding Tay,
Ey Birnam's glens and fore IS fair,
80 ocean wends its way;
nearer to the northern star,
Where SHOWS the mountain crown,
And towering over silver lakes,
Stern peaks OF granite frown.
in cvcrv country, far or near,
Where II gh!and men are known,
the Tartan piaid is greeted still
Vita homage all lis own.
Sti!l to the l'ibrOch's stirring strains
On many: :. foreign shore,
Hhr Highland clans press nObiy on
70 victory. a o: .Orc.
True 10 additions OF the past. Q
Tue 10 their ancient fame,
Man CIlrIOni;:'S ci.ii iren ada
FrcA ylorics to her name.
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Aai'easter t1telligencer.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1881.
EAEY POWER.

BABY POWER.
Six little feet to cover,
xlittle hands to ill,
Tumbling out in the clover.
Stumbling over the sill
Six little stockings ripping,
Six little shoes halt worn.
Spite OF that promised whipping.
Skirts, shirts and aprons torn.
Bugs and bumble-bees catching.
ueedless OF bites and stings,
Walls and furniture scratching,
Twisting of buttons and strings,
Into the sugar and -four,
Into the salt and meal,
Their royal baby power
All through home we feel.
Behind the big stove creeping,
To steal the kindiing wood;
Into the cupboard peeping
To hunt for 'somesin dood."
The dogs they tease to snarling,
hickens know no rest.
tho old nurse calls them "dariiny,'
And loves each one "the best"
Rose Tertner Je0ery.
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hotel keepers, have the most profitable busi-
ness, ! Ills excessive mortality may be pre-
vented and patients served and cured under
the care of friends and loved ones at home. If
they will hut use Hop Bttters in time. This we
know. See other column. al.2wk&w
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Kidney Diseases.

Kidney diseases affiict the greater part of the
human race. and they are constantly on the
increase, but where the virtues OF Kidney
Wort have become known, they are held In
check and speedily cured. Let those who
have had to constantly dose spirits of nitre and
such stun, give this great remedy trial and
be cured. In the dry form it is most econOm
ical. in the liquid the most tconvenient.-Phil-
0delphia Press. ap4-lwd&w
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1NO INVENTORS.

nISSOLUTION.
- Notice is hereby given that the partner.
snip lately subsistinS between William Il;
FOr'iney. jacob NJ. Mnrk-, John L. Roth and
VIM. j. FOrlney. Of Lancaster city. under the
nrm name OF Lane 4 CO.. was dissolved on the
first day of March. 1881, by mutt ual consent.
All debts owing to the late partnership will
be received by the new firm. and all 'le'' ands
on the said late partnership. arc to be pre-
sented to tho same for payment.
WM b. FORDNEY,
JACOB NJ. MARKS,
JNO. Il. ROTH,
WM. FOkDNEY.
The business Will be continued by Jacob N.
Marks. John H. Roth and JOHN \. Charles
under the name Of Lare Co.
JACOB NJ. MARKS,
JOHN u. ROTH,
JOHN a. CHARLES.
LANCASTER April 2, 1881. a2-3tdSTu&Th
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SAMUEL SHACKFORD.
Never Return-

l: IS sail that one out OF eyerv rop,. WOO, =,
vali'.S WHO go 20 Denver, Col. to re"nra
health never return TO the East or South cI
eept As /; corpse. The uns:erta!SeIs. next to tho
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LHSTATE OF JCHN TOMLINsON, LATE
IT, OF Lancaster city. deceased. The under
signed auditor, appointed to distribute the
balance in the hands OF Robert Faul'linX and
Robert TomlinsOn. executors OF said deceased
and also certain moneys paid into the Orphans
Court by purchaser OF part of the real estate
entitled 10 the same, will sit TOR that purpose
on WEDNESDAY. APRIL 90, 1881, ut 10 O'clock
4. m.. in the Library Room of the Court House
In the city OF Lancaster. where all persons in.
tevested in said distribution may ATTEND.
J.W. DENLINGER
marco 4tdoaw Auditor.