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MacVeayh Kicking Again.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Thcre is 4
rumor atlo;.t that Attorney General Mac
Veagh will shortly retire from the cabi-
net on account of disagreement with the
president affecting tho nominations Of
Stanley Matthews and VIM. E. Chandler
to positions on tho supreme court bench
and in the department. Of justice respect
lively.
Attorney General NiacVea.h is at his
Office this morning attending to business
as usual. When the current report that
he was inclined to resign his Office was
mentioned he said lie did not anticipate
leaving the cabinet. He declined to talk
when ;',terrogated as to past differences Of
opinion as to the wisdom of Mr.. Chandler S
appointmnnt, and intimated that what
ever objection he might have had to amy
of the presidents appointments, such OBJ
.iect;ons had not been sufficiently strong at
any time to warrant his retirement from
the department of justice.
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PlDiladelNhia Mari ct,

PHILADELPHIA, March 2o.-Fiour quiet
but steadily held; superEne, 1898 80; extra
- 7J,i p; OfiO ami Indiana family
81 25a57J: Penna. family 81 s1sl5 Il: 81. Lou.
family IS 71Gl6 25: Minnesota Extra - jGs5 81 :
straight. s6 OO@G 50: winter patent ST 50la7 30 =;
spring do Sc 7s0S 90.
Rye flour ut $5 IL.
Wheat nrmer: No. ? Western Fed 81 lJN
bel. and Penn'a Red, 81 13al 1873 DO Amber
81 1901 l9K.
Corn duff and easier: steamer, :3c; yellow
and mixe,,, 54i4G1J5Ac.
Oats dull and weak; No. l White, 3SIA3Ilc !:
No. ?, 4iGHlc; No. 3, ,ic 4ic; No. . MfxeG, at
42c.
Rye firm and scarce at 81 o.
PrOvisiOns-market steady: mess pork
Gl6 50: beet hams 81 C0G23 60; india
mss beef, 81 % Z. O. b. Bicon-smOkc.!
shoulders GG6Ac; salt do SIC: smoked hama
lI@ll1ac: nickled hams 9I0tlc.
Lard firm: city kettle liz loose butchers
EMl0Lc; prime steam, $40 s7L.
dull; Creamery ezra ss6s5c /; creamery goo'!
to choice SOG23; Il. e. & n. Y. extra, tubs
30a32c: DO tirkins. 2ll2ac; Western dairy
extra 25Gl26c: do good to choice 20H DC. Rolls
quiet Penn'a l5Qllsc W Western 17l23.
Eggs dull Penna. l719@lSc; Wssierf, l'9
lSc.
Cheese dull. but unchanged; New York fnli
cream l3A@l34c; Western full cream I21ala
l234c; do fair to good 1l119i2c; do ohalf skins
S1lOc Pa. DO SG9c.
Petroleum dull refined ne.
Whisky Mt 81 TO-
secds-GOOd to prime Cover 'tiil! ~ "a
n So ,Io do Timothy firm at - o. ~; do do
FI x-cc. neglected 81 E'9i -.
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AlAHUNE'S SPEECH.
Democratic Senators Indicate . Purpose to
Answer 1t.

Democratic Senators Indicate . Purpose to
Answer 1t.
WAsuINGToN, March 29.-In the Senate
to-day Immediately after the assembling
the resolution was called up for the cleo
ton of officers.
Mr.. Johnston stated that as Mr.. Ma
homes speech had not appeared in the
Record this morning he would not yet de-
liver his reply to his colleague, not wish
ing to misreprescnt him.
Mr.. Hampton denied Mahone's state
ment made yesterday that the Democratic
party had repudiated South Cardinals debt
If there had been reputation
there it was when the state was
under the control Of the Republicans.
He then proceeded to recite the action Of
the Democrats of the Senate, their at
tempt the fulfill their duty i'll reorganizing
the committees and the course pursued by
their opponents which were fraught with
danger.
Mr.. Brown then proceeded at some
length to answer the charges made against
him yesterday by Mr.. Malone, declaring
that the gentleman had grossly misrepre-
scntcd facts.
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LlvO Stock Market.

KuFFAIo-Cattle.Receipt l,soo head; con-
signed through 2s7 cars !; total for week thus
far, u. lfO; for same time last week, T. 800 mar
ket steady ut last weeks opening prices sales
OF extra steers, IS 3jlSI 75 choice 81 1895 80
good shippers. 81 6515: fair to medium, s. :O0
80 light butchers. S3S5@a 10: mixed butch
srs. SS :59l; stOckers in good demand sales
OF light yearlings to good stockers, 81 lO6A !;
choice. 81 Is; fat bulls, s. 5O94 IS; stock, $50
325
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, :, 800 heat con-
signed through, ears; market dull and
tending downward; very littio doing extra
sheep at - SO@6: choice. 81 50il5 Is: fair to
good Weste II, s. OoGl6 10; western lambs--for
common to IS 951G 80.
H"gs-ReceirtS, 4so0 hcad consigned
through. SO cars market dull: light 10 fair
t,ir York weights. 81 yOtl6; good medium,
ST I5G62j: choice heavy S. 306G 10; pigs, $50
$50.
EAST Observation-Disclosures since Fri
day 3,I64 head through and 1s3 yead of yard
stock prices about :. 35Gl5 81 stockerS not
much represented: bulls and fat cows $..Jf3;
scalaway stuff OF all kinds $:sdI4.
HnS-Heceipts 2t0 he,d; rhiladelphll " 10
Q6 81 ; Workers S. s0Gl6 SO.
seeer-Receipis 10 OoO head very dull and
tuly DO OF from last week.
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Grain Market.

ETTFALo.-flour steady with a iair demand
Wheat-nothfng doing holders firm 81 .
asked tor Ne. hard Duluth
Corn easier No. Mixed held Mt Sic.
Oats Qniet and unchanged: No Mixed
Western held At 40c W bite 4lc
Barley quiet but firm.
Rye inactive.
Highwines, city made. 81 l0allIl.
Freights to New York by Eai.-Whcat loi.e.
corn lOc oats &C.
Railroad Receipts-FlOur 400 bbls: wheat
500 bus corn 81. 400 bus oats 30 coo bus :Dar-
ley 40 bus rye 100 bus.
isailro ID Shipments-Flour3sO 800 bhls wheat
5000 bus corn s., ,oO0 bus {; oats $1,000 barley
400 Rye 2, AN.
Grain in Store-wheat s73,0o bus; corn.
none; oats a5 o bus barley, l;s 900 bus Rye
5000 bus malt 81. GOO bus.
DETROIT, Mich.-Elour quiet
wheat hrm: No. White, 81 O5Gli O5I. April.
81 10; May: 81 O6n; June 81 O60l O61 No.
" hItc, 81 UfA; NO. 2 Red dull.
Corn scarce ard firm: Mixed, i6Isc bid.
size.
S455. '' "' w. 'O' -
Dressed Hogs nominal
KecefPts-lOVl bbiS. Flour. 1900 bushels
Wheat. 1000 bushels Corn. 2OO0 bushels Oats,
Shipments-l,OO0 bbls. Flour 81 600 bushels
Wheat, 5000 bushels Corn.
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MARKETS.:


dull, in buyers favor: Supcrtlne State 81 6O
@40): cxir;, 40 "a 3ofa4 80; choice do ~ 55fa4 aj
E,ncy do S'gj =; round hoop Ohio - s'a3
choice do ut - 01sYj %; superfinc west
EN- - 60Ii %: common to gOCi ex-
tr:. 30 81 3o@500; chOic" do s. 1896 IS: choice
white wheat do i5.i6 OO. SOat!,ern unchanged
and quiet; common to fair extra ut "a 100
20 good 10 choice do IS 25M7 ..
Wheat A@Mc higher and rather quiet !;
No. Red. spot, 81 2lsGsl %; April, 2l5s al %
So.l White, Iay, 81 1S1s.
Corn abnu, Ac betteran,! quiet Mixed west
ern sno', 57T59Hc; 80 f1,inr", Ut 54%W5sNc. no
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seats ON the first floor of the ardito.

bic seats ON the first floor Of the audito-
riu-l will be engaged.
Shortly after twelve o'clock to-day Mr..
F. S. B!etz' horse, which was fastened to
hitching post at Mr.. BIS residence, at
Fourth and Locust streets, broke loose
and cutting across Fourth street, threw
about the carriage to which It was at
tached until, reaching Walnut street, it
turned it over, taking to the pavement on
the north side. however, and following it
until the carriage brought up against a
tree, and was thrown upside down in the
the middle of the street, the body being
knocked from the running gears and the
horse. breaking loose, following its mad
course until it was lost to sight. At last
reports the horse had not been caught.
The carriage will have to be shopped for
repairs.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY. March .S.-The receipts OF stock ai
the various yards were for tho week: Cattle,
Previous wcek-CattIc, 2iiW heat; sheep, 500,
head; hogs. 5000 ead.
The exports Of dressed stock per steamer
Penn;,. were Ill head Ot cattle and 46l head OF
Beef Cattle.-The light supply last week.
will, the previous shortage, intd the effect OF
had but little stock on hand AMI were COM
PEELED to pay the advance. All noon to-day til"
pens were all cleaned ru:.
Bulls ana cows were moderately active and
prices were higher.
Calves were in coed demand at better rates.
Miich cows were In good request
We quote as follows:
Ex:ra. 6sseass4c: Good. 57z@6l4c; Medium,
57sasAc: Common, 4zSao13lc; Bulls and Cows.
Dressed beevcs we're fairly active and at
noon, today, 1c per ID higher was asked.
head City dressed at 51ilss,ac Z. s. Dengier, s.;
ho Gity do d.: as 1:ssi raxn a. S9sWsi S .,a 10,
ut .sl@sNc: j. +. Love en- 40 do do At 7@s4c;
j. G. Weiis IS do do II. 7laQ81ac; ). l.. McCiay
% do do at 71@@SHc.
&c per on all grades. Five hundred choice
sheep were sold for European shipment ut pri
waite rates above quotations.
WeQuOtc as follows:
Extr, 6;;SalG1sc Good, 6,I6l61Sc Medium, 81.
MGc Common 5ts@5l.c; Cuils 5N5l4c; Lambs
t1z@e;; springsrs ss sls1; H. head ,r...s, u,.e
at S609c.
HOSs-The market during the past week was
dull and prices unchanged
Wo quote as follows:
Extra, Y4431ac; Good. sst4GlGtsc Medium,
GlS5sc.
SALE OF BEEF CATTLE.
Roger Maynes, ls5 Western and Lancaster co,
gross. 5AMGLc.
A. Il j. ChrisIy, o. Ian. CO., grOs1, 54e161zc.
E.s. \ B: +. McFillen, 800 Western and Lam
Owen Smith. Is Western account of G. scl,ar,-
berg Il Co. : &c Penna arcOunt J. n. Rip
pie : 80 do Zach MinicE; IL do ID. Wit
mer II do }. Il. Okcson. 5QlG1.c.
Ulman Il Lehman Bros, i7j Lancaster CO.,
own facet 5l4G6c IL Ian. co, Jos. Pow
nall. J3lGIGl4,. y 10 J. ) Mumn,n 546l6c.
John McAr,ie. 2O Ian. CO. gross. jlxa6tac.
Daniel Murphy, % Lancaster CO.. JlaGs652c
Sclambcr;, Il Paul, 10 Pcnn'a, 5tic.
Il. Sciuambers n Co.. lSO Western. ~ safG5ssc.
II. Chain, jr., p Pcnn'a, gross. 5fQJ5ac.
Daniel Smyth u Bro, I49 Western nnd Penn'a.
Dennis smyth, 81 Penn'a, s@ehc.
Bachman Il Levi. lO0 Western iId Ian. CO.
NJ. Levi, s Western, gross, 1laskc.
Louis Horn, 81 Penn'n. mixed. 4st5i4c.
+. ScheetZ, Al Ian. 60. Al Montgomery CO.,
COWS, 4GNEAc.
james Eustice, % Pcnn'a, 544JIc.
Wm. Sales, ES Lancaster CO., rAc.
james Clemson, ~ Ian. CO., jllIGc.
J.. hathaway, Lancaster 60, gross, 5t,4c.
j. +. Sadier u Co. BIG Western, 51s@SiHc.
:. Dreifns, u Western, Jt;sMglsr.
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THE LlNN.EAN SOCIETY
Our Local scientists i'm Council.

Our Local scientists i'm Council.
The society met on Saturday afternoon,
March Goth, 1881, in the Museum building,
President Stahr and Secretary Davis in
their chairs. Eight members and five
visitors present. Reading of the minutes
of the last meeting dispensed with After
the usual preliminary business the follow
ing donations to the museum and library
were reported
Museum Additions.
/. Mrs. Gibbons donated specimen Of
anthracite coal, which she received from
friend, the fracture of which exhibited
their circular disks, indicating transverse
fractures of the vegetation one of which
the coal was originally formed, if not fcs-
siliZed cncrinites.
=. Mr.. Rathvon donated small bottle
containing alcoholized specimens of the
called ''mcal worms,' taken from a piece
OF wood around which cloth was wrapped.
This !arva has the singular ability of
moving either backward or forward with
equal facility. Also a specimen of the
''short- Winged mole-cricket," ( Gryl1otal-
po5reripenne), sent to him by q cOrrcs-
pondent from Chester county, who last
summer detected prcyinS upon his young
potato tubers. This is entirely in harm
Ony with the general character of this in
sect. Also specimen oi the "Golden
carp (Cyprinus aurGtus)-the victim Of
an ill adjusted aquarium.
5. Mr.. John May, of South Queen street,
donated fine specimen Of flint which he
found in mass Of common chalk prob
ably from the chalk beds of England or
France.
t. Mr.. kevinski donated fine specimen
of "chilled iron, from the Peacock fur
rsace, at the southern terminus Of Prince
street. Lancaster.
). Prof. T. r. Baker. of Millersv:lle, do
mated beautiful crystallized specimens OF
Calcium, formulated Ca. II. O. 752.
Z. Mrs. Gibbons exhibited fine speci-
men OF Beet Sugar, from the Russian de
partment in the Paris International ex-
position of 1873, and was surprised to lind
such Il large and beautiful exhibit of Rus
sian sugar on That occasion.
Additions to Library.
l. Report OF the commissioners of edu-
cation for 1878, III DID, octave. from
Hon. A. II. Smith.
2. United States coast survey for 1877
1872 PIP. quarto, with 81 folded maps and
charts from the department of the interior.
3. Nos. Q. 10 II and 1s vol. 10, of the
Patent Office Gazette from the department
of the interior.
4. Proceedings of the Philadelphia Acad.
envy of Natural Sciences from Oct. to Dec
1850.
5. Lancaster Farmer for March, 1891
6. Lippencott's classified catalogue from
1881, 100 PIP. royal octave, with index
and illustrations.
2" "BoossAcy'' for March 1881, a new
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SEeerS Fort Wine

Is recommended by physicians above all
others us gentle stimulant, tonic and diu-
retic. Il is something they can prescribe to
patients with confidence, knowing they are
using an article that is strictly pure, and pos
sesscs the highest medicinal virtues.
Charles \. Secley, Il sikillful chemist OF New
\ ork city, after making Il careful and thorough
analysis, says: IL have examined the wine
with The view OF determining the presence or
absence of various injurious substances which
are contained IN so-callcd Port Wines, such as
logwood, crude spirits, etc. have not found
any of these substances in Mr. Speer's wine,
and it does not contain anything but what is
found i'll pare Gr:tp; juice wines.
This wine is recommended by Drs. Atiee
and Davis and for sale by II. +. Slaymaker.
Lancaster, Pa. m15-2w.!Sw
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OBITUARY.
Death Ut a Grand-Nephew of President l:u-
chanan.

Death Of a Grand-Sephew of President l:u.
chanan.
Private advices to friends of the family
in this city convey the sad news of the
death in Baltimore, from pneumonia, Of
James Buchanan Johnston eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Johnston, of Balti-
more aud OF Whcatland near this city.
His younger and only surviving brother
Harry is reported to be seriously i'll from
the same affliction. The sympathy Of
many friends is extended to the stricken
family. Young Buchanan was remark
ably bright and handsome youth, of rare
intellectual accomplishments and social
attractions. Wherever known he was
much beloved and he gave promise of a
life Of brilliancy, usefulness AID distinc-
ton, the untimely cutting off of which is
a mysterious dispensation Of Providence.
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Woman ISSaterS.

Mrs. Emma Hinder, who for few weeks
past has been keeping house for Conrad
Castncr, residing a mile or two from
Lititz, appeared before Alderman Barr to-
day and made complaint against Castnel
OF assault and battery. She says he
pointed a loaded gun at her,
threatened to shoot her, struck heI
with the gun, knocked he: down,
kicked her in the eye, clawed the flesh
from her checks and otherwise dispitcfully
used her. Mrs Hinder's person bore evl-
dence to the brutality of her assailant,
her eyes being bunged up and her face
much scratched. Officers Holman and
Swcnk, armed with warrant, left Ian,
caster this morning to arrest Castner.
Mrs. Martin Meany appeared before Al
dcrman McCorcmy this morning and made
complaint against her husband Of violen;
assault and battery. Martin was locked
up for hearing.
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New YORK, March 29.-Michael Cur
ran. u painter, while at work polishing a
door in East 51th street, sitting on the
top step of the ladder, was upset and
broke his neck. He died on the spot.
James Heaney, II years old, fell from a
Hudson River railroad car at nth avenue
this morning and was Instantly killed, the
wheels Of the car passin. over his body.
The body Of a dead man was found in a
basement, on Third avenue this morning,
and was recognized as that of John Con-
rad Schevcr, aged Gj years. He is sup
posed to have fallen into the cellar while
drunk
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Words Eitly Spoken

The INTElLIGENcER' inquiry yesterday
as to the whereabouts of the street sprink.
lcr has already been answered, and to-day
the sprinkler is on the streets and doing
effective duty in laying the dust and allay-
ing the angry temper of the people who
suffered from it. We had intended to fe-
lcitate ourselves and the public generally
on the good wrought by our timely re-
marks, but an ill-natured churl at our
elbow snarls out, "Why in thunder didn't
you say so q week ago?''
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Proposed Ship Canal Across Delaware.

DOVER, Del, March 20.-At the request
Of the Merchants association of Baltimore
and others, !. bill was introduced in the
Delaware Legislature To-day asking the
right of way for Il ship canal across the
state anywhere below Appoquinmink
creek. Two charters have already been
granted to the Sassafras and the Queens
town routes. Congressman Martin, Gov.
Hall and other prominent men of Della
ware and Maryland are named as incorpor
ators and the capital stock IS set at $780,
COO 600
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ely's Cream Balm
the only Catarrh remedy OF many l have
tried which has acted as a cure. l have been
troubled for over fifteen years my head has
been most OF the time stopped and very much
nflamed. 1t has opened my nostrils and re.
duccd the Inflammation. My eyes are improv-
ing, SO that can stand strong light. which
have not been able to do for years. Nathaniel
Fegley, with L. +. Monts. Merchant, Wilkes
barre. Pa.
My Son,
age nine years, was afflicted with Catarrh
the use of Ely's Cream Balm effected Il COM
pctc cure. W. j.. H;mman, Druggist, EastOn,
Pa.
Ely's Cream Balm
sells better than any other preparation tor
Catarrh, and gives better satisfaction. B.
Armstrong, Druggist, Wilkesberre. Pa.
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RexcOnSf3elll in Critical HeaItY.

LONDON, March 29.-LOrd BeacOnsfield
has had il severe attack Of bronchial
asthma, but gout having become fully de-
velopcd yesterday the asthma was re-
licved.
A bulletin this morning says he passed
restless night. His doctor thinks there is
considerable danger, especially when the
patients great age is considered.
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 40, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March s9.-For the Mid.
die states, cloudy weather. with rain OF
snow, westerly winds, becoming variable,
lower barometer, stationary OF lower tenn
perature.
The chief signal officer furnishes the fol-
lowing special bulletin to the associated
press A storm Of some severity is now
central in Kentucky. 1t will move east =
ward off the Atlantic coast by Wednesday
morning, on which day the cloudy and
rainy weather Of the Middle and South
Atlantic states will be followed by colder,
clearing weather. During Thursday clear
ing weather will extend to New England,
while fair and warmer weather will pre-
vail in the rest of the country east Of the
Rocky Mountains. Freezing temperatures
are reported this morning from New Eng
land, Lake region and Northwest.
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Ladies. Delicate and Feeble,

Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing
you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet {:
that constant drain that is taking from your
system all its former elasticity; driving I nc
bloom from your checks that continual
strain upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritable and trcttul, can easily be removed
by ti:c use of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bit
tors. irregularities and distractions of your
system are relieved at once, while the special
causes of periodical pain are permanently re-
moved. Will You heed this: Sec "Truths."
miJ-2wu&w
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Horse Recovered =.

The horse stolen from the stable of
Joseph F. Wilmer, Paradise, on Thursday
night, was found in Strasburg on Saturday
morning tied in front of Mr.. Faulk's house.
1t is believed the horse was stolen by Il
man named Thomas Rice, a former resi-
dent OF tie Octoraro hills. as he was seen
i'll his possession at Lcaman Place on the
night the horse was stolen. On Friday
Rice bought a ticket for Dayton, Ohio, and
probably went West.
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Y;aNYlS3.E NOTICE.

1t Is impossible tor woman after faithful
course of treatment with Lydia f.. pinkiEm's
Vegetable Compound to continue t" suffer
with weakness OF the uterus. Enclose q
stamp 70 Mrs. Lydia f. Pinktanl, s'3 Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
jY2Sly,,eO1&W
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DUELlC SALE.-,N TC*S!,AY. MARCH
i 20. 1881, will be sold by public vendue. at
the cigar store of 4. g. kautinIan, No. lH North
Queen street. Lancaster. Pa. the following ar
tices to wit Counter. and Shelving. one large
Show Case, one smaii snow CASE. one fancy
Cigar StGTs Figure. one Cannon Stove, Pipe
one Canvas Awning. window Step. Desk, IL
set OF Cigar Mouida. Beam ..r,i Weights. one
Cigar Press, one Dryer and Stove Drying
Rack. two Clocks, four Cigar Benches, one
Packing Table. lot OF Tools. Mirror Pictures
and a variety OF goods not mentioned.
Sale to commence at ~ O'clock p. III.
l.. y. KAUFMAN.
b. +. ROVE, Auct. mar2l-5td
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nIHI.IC SALE OF. IiUUsEmOLD AS

DURLlC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
J. Kitchen Furniture. On WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 30. 1851. will lie sold at No. 40 West
King street, Lancaster city, Pa, the following
to wit:
Eight Bedsteads and Mattrcssea. Bureaus,
Washstands. Pitchers and Fowls, Extension
Tables, dozen of Windsor and other Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Mirrors, l Cook Stove and
Cooking Utensils. Parlor Stoves. Tables and
Raj! Carpet. - and al a large m lot Of Giass and and
Queensware. Tubs. Stands. GHt variety OF
articles not mentioned.
Sale 10 commence ut %. O'Clock 4. H., when
attendance will lie given by
MRS. MARGARET McSORLEY.
SAML Hess e Son. Aucts. mar.6-3ti
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Falling Waters.

CHICAGO, March GA special despatch
from Omaha says tine water has been fall
ing along the submerged district on the
Union Pacific railroad, and beyond FIRE.
mont it las reccded from the towns con-
sitlcred in DANGER
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Regulate the SccretfOns.

In or endc.tvors to prese1ee health it is OF
the utmost importance that We keep the sec
rstory system in perfect condition. The we'll
known remedy Kidney Wort, has specific ac
ton on the kidneys. liver and bowels. Use it
instead OF dosing with vile bitters or drastic
pills. 1t is purely vegetable, and is prompt
but mild in action. 1t is prepared in both dry
and liquid form and sold by Druggists every
whcre.-Readin0 Edylc. m2slwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-29
ENTEETAIAlJESTS.
THE CUMI;ESLaSD CLOCK,

THE CUMBERLAND CLOCK,
L j. II. HESDLEY. Inventor and Construc:
tor. will be on exhibition Tor few days only
at No. G3 NOrt!. Queen street. commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH % 1881,
at ~ O'Clock.
ADMISSION-ADCLES, u Cts.
CHILDREN, 10 Cts.
Clergy free. Ladies' ard Cultured treated
cOurteously and provided wifi: seats.
mar22-2w,i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-29
LuCEHEiu(1.

Yesterday afternoon Lemucl kissingcr,
residing on Manor street, found heavy
lS karat gold ring in pack of tobacco
which he was asserting ut Fatman's ware
house. Mr.. KisSinser last year found a
fine pockctkniCe in tobacco case.