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ACTION FO;: DAMAGES.
t;e western EnInh's Failure 10 DeiivrI
Messages.

The S,esi.-n EnIons Failure to Deiivr e.
Messages
On Tuesday Last Morris Levy, of this
city. sent 4 tciryram from Lancaster at Z
o'clock in the morning 10 New York. He
asked tue person to whuM it was sent
whether his I.evys) mother was ready to
come on here and told him to answer at
once to IhiIa,lcpii;.. MIR. Levy went to
Philadelphia that morning ami waited for
an answer. lie received none and then left
for New York, where hc was told by
the person tu whom !Ic had sent
the message that none had been received.
About s O'clock in the cvcniu he went
to i telegraph Office and fnund the mes
sage hanging on a hook. 1t had never
been delivered, and no reason WAS given
him for the failure. lie at once entered
salt against the company to recover
Alderman Barr there was 4 hearing
in the case. Mr.. John f. Zechcr. man
agcr OF the Western Union offices
in this city, Appeared for the company
he stated that he had tclasrai, i!rl to the
superintendent for instructions but had
received none, lie wU:!d therefore 90
nothing in the case the message lad
been sent from this city and the fault lay
with til" New York Office. Nix. Levy was
represented by J. Hay Brown. He gave
his evidence as related above. stating thlt
he was in the Office here when the mes
sage was sent. Tac alderman entered
Judgment in the sum Of so against the
company.
OF n message containing several hun
dred words. sent from Wiliamsport to the
lNTEiIIGENCER Office, one day last week
and all filed in the Wiliam>port Office
about ga. IN. Il few lines were received
promptly in this city and the balance was
retarded fer hours and never reached its
destination until in the afternoon After
while people who want to send messages
promptly on the route 0? the w. |. tele-
graph line will dispatch: ! messenger on 4
bicycle with them.
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l.hila,dcip,,ia Cattle Market.

| MONDAY, Oct. 3-The arrivals of cattle ai
| the various Pnila,lelphii yards were for thu.
hogs, 1000 head. Previous wees-Cattlc. IOW
| hc,,i; sheep, H. o0O head hogs. $500 hcaai.
Beef cattle were active and prices Tor the
was dun and lower.
We quote rs follows:
Extra, 6i.6I6l.c; Good, J4I6c Medium
41s60alsc Common, ad0ic.
Milch cows were active and higher ut $sOslS.,
Shcep-Tho market during the early part
was obtained for extra stock, but on account
of the heavy receipts since Saturday, prices ,c
clined Nc and closed dull.
We quote rs follows:
Extra, MI5l4c; good, 4MlF4c; medium,
4M4l4c; Common 3Gls34c: Chester CO.. lambs, q
@7!!4c; Western do lasGc. Calves. laaE,sc.
Hogs were active and prices were tirmer
with sales OF Il few extra Chicago ut lOt4c !;
common grades, fair and mixed, were dull Il /
sALEs AT THE WEST PnILApELrHIA STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller 4 Co.. $50 Texas, 31.64c.
Roger Mayne, 2cO Western and W. Va, AA@
E. s. 4 b. F. McFii,en. 80 West Va. 311SaGle.
John McAr'ile, 300 western ami west Va. a11ee
Daniel Murphy, Is. Western ami West Va. ~
Owen Smith, 20 West W.. acct. G. W. Howell:
va.. acct. i l.. Nixon " 10 West va, own own
acct, 4'sG0G1Ic.
NJ. Ulman, 20 West WI. and Western. 4lIaDfi.
II. Chain, jr., 7G West Penn'a. i156p51Sc.
SlEtmbur,, Il Paul. 2ll West Va. and Western,
4di5.
Bachman Il Levi, IGO West Va, iHetGkc
NJ. Levi. 20 W. Va, 4is@l6c.
Daniel Smyth & Bro, lj0 West Va, lllrlc.
Dennis Smyth, 10 West Va, i@lJ1ac.
James Clemson i3 West Va. acct -. II. Dilc
:5do.. acct: Harvey Woodward; u do,
acct. Levi Senscni%. 41&f1J4c.
James EuStacc. 10 West Va, lIiG0Tsc.
James Aull, i3 Western, 5;4 G16lic.
ON Miller
=. Hathaway, Nj West Va, i%dt5c.
Abe Ostheim, ID Western. l126V5I.c.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Bccves were active.
SALES LAST WEEK.
TEOs. Erullcy, lGi head ut 71ZG1!Lic.
W. II. Brown 10 do. ut 71zGl314c.
T.. s DenSler, Gi'lO. ut 71.@l9lzc.
\. 4. Boswell Ia 30. ut 7l4V9c.
}. +. LOwticn ~ do ut 71a@ySAc.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold 627 head dressed sheep
ut 7G19c. and l53 heal dressed lambs at 9feIIc
SiOck market.
New York, PhIla,ieIphi;, and I.,s:lI stocks
also United States Bonds repOrte,t daily by
JACOB L. Lone. N. +. Cor. Centre square,
NEW YORK. STOUKs.
Stocks weak.
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CAPITAL topics.
Etai.ic starts for Washington.

BOsToN, Oct. "A special from Au-
gusta, Maine, says. Blaine left there
this morning for Washington. The same
dispatch says no crcdence is placed in the
report that he is to he the Republican can
didate for Governor next year.
The President Returns to the Scat of
Government.
New YORK, Oct, 4.-Prcsi,lent Arthur,
accompanied by his secretary and valet,
left the city this morning for Washington
by the ten o'clock train. He was met at
Jersey City by Senator Jones, Of Nevada,
who also went with him to Washington.
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JAIL BIRDS
TAKE AN EARLY FLIGHT,


Two ConvIc's Over the Waits and Far Away
The news quietly crept down town to
day that two more convict prisoners O
the county Jail had got away sometim
this morning, and an INTELLIGENCE
representative who reached the prison at
p. m.-thankS to the courtesy Of Harr,
Myers and the speed of his white horse
there learned ali the particulars. 1t seems
that it is the custom early in the morning
about ) o'clock, for Watchman Thompson
to go up stairs and into the cells, wake ul
the prisoners who work at tobacco strip
ping, &c., i'm the brick building and turn
them down in tie corridor, whence
Watchman William c. Reed escorts
them to their work. This morning,
as usual, a lot were thus disposed
Of and among those who were sent out
under charge of Reed were Iarman Koch,
convicted August 22, 1881, of burglary, in
robbing Mt. Joy barber shop and sent to
prison for 4 year and Wm W. Walker,
negro, sent to Jail August 49, 1881, for
SIX months, for larceny and carrying con-
cealed weapons. Reed says Koch asked
permission to go to the pump and wash
his face. The request was not az uLusu n
one and was granted. For 4 moment Reed S
attention was recalled to the prison, Koch
was Oh his way to the panp, and when
Reed looked again he was gone. Walker
likely disappeared at the same time, tho ugh
Reed missed only Koch when he set the
prisoners to work, and reported his
absence whcE Ec went off duty. At 6 a.
m. the undcrkeepers also missed Walker
and little investigation disc 'osed that
both men had escaped over the wall in the
early dawn.
1t was found that they had made in the
cells ropes from old rags aud bed clothes
TO the end OF one Of these was
fixed 4 hook, lni'Ic from a piece
of iron rod, and to the other
:. brick in 4 small bag. They had Io,:bt-
less hurried - the Jail yard wall, thrown
over the hook, whio', caught in the cas-
ing on top of the wall un the other side,
up hand over hand, change tho fastening
slip down the other side. Their slip
pcrs were left behind. and it was
only when, in search for koch's means of
escape. two pairs of slippers were found,
that the jail officials knew two men had
got away, and discovered thai Walker
must tic the other missing man. Plenty
Of tracks we've f'snna on the outside,
but no clue 10 their VIE ealOu,s. Tie
men evidently made their scaling ropes in
their cells and threw them out for use this
morning before going to work. 1t is
manifest that 4 most careless system OF
removing the ;nen from the Jail to the
workshop is responsible for their escape.
The prison door might as well have been
left open.
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More ReYarSalS.

The last session of the supreme court at
Harrisburg was remarkable for the num-
bcr of Lancaster county cases reversed.
From Pittsburgh comes news that at the
meeting there yesterday opinions were de-
livered in the following local cases by
Judge Paxson, in both of which the lower
court is reversed Harnish VS.. Herr
Lancaster City VS.. kissinger. In the lat
ter case it will he remembered that Mis-.
X. recovered damages for the loss of her
husband, who was killed undera wagon at
the alley crossing near the Presbyterian
church. The defense was that the city
had not been negligent, AID contributary
negligence by the deceased. The supreme
court now rcverscs the judgment Of the
jury.
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" skin Diseases " Cured by Ds. Swayne'5
Ointment

What is more distressing thar an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer a
single hour when they have IL sure cure in
"Swaync's Ointment is past our ccmpIchen-
sion. The worst cases of letter, itch, salt
rhcum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield to its wonderful all-hcaling quail
ties. Pimplcs on the face and blOtches on the
skin are removed by using this healing oint-
meat. Perfectly safe and harmless, even on
the most tender infant. Itching Piles Symp-
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu-
larly ut night after getting warm in bed
other parts are sometimes affected. Swayne 9
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. DR.. Swayne Il
Son, s.; North Seventh street, Philadelphia.
Pa, to whom all letters should be addressed.
sold by all prominent druggists.
OcttT, T,Th&F&w
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THE ASSASSIN.

GniteIu Formally Indicted for the Murder
Of President Garfield.
WAsHsSGTON, Oct. About / o'clock
p. III. the grand jury took recess, and
the foreman, sIr. Churchman, proceeded to
the Office of the district attorney and
placed in Colonel Corkhilrs hands a pre-
sentiment against Charles J. Guiteau for
the murder cfJamcs A. Garfield, president
of the United States, by woundng him
with bullet, fired from pistol, in the
hands of Charles J. Guitcau, ut tho Balti-
more & Potomac depot, on OF about the
I'd day of July, \. d. 1881.
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RESCUED.
An Italian Prisoner kansO,ne,i from Cru
SOuti, Sea Islanders

An Italian PRISONER Kan,O,ne,i from Crue;
South Sea Islanders
San FRANCISCO. Oct. A Sydney,
n. S. w., telegram of August Goth gives
an account of the ransom by an exploring
expedition to one of the islands of the
South Sea of::n Italian named Luigi BocrO,
who had been held prisoner by the natives
fifteen months. He and five other Euro
pean captivcs were held as slaves and sub
jected to the most horrible treatment All
succumbcd to the i'll usage and died, cx-
ccpt Boero and perhaps one other, who has
been heard Of but could not be recovered
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Drunken SfulI'.

How many children and women al" slowly
and su ely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive dOctorinw, or the daily Use OF some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, that no
one knows what ii is made OF, " no can easily be
cured and saved by Hop Bittcrs. male of Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake. Dan.lcliOn &c. which is so
pure, simple and harmless that the most iIail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can
trust in them. will ynu be saved by them
See other column. Ol-2wUSW
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San FRANCISCO, Oct. A dispatcl
from Tucson says advices received last
night show that the fight on the road be-
tween Forts Grant and Thomas on Satur
day lasted four hours. The Indians were
driven from their position among the
rocks, retreating across the Arioaipa Val
ley toward the GaiiurO mountains. One
sergeant was killed and fourmcn wounded
The Indian loss is not known. .
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Star Route Rra,iy,s Tuc:ics

WAsHTNCToS, Oct. 4.-Thc star route
cases came up this morning in the criminal
court. Mr.. Tottcn, counsel for Brady and
other accused, entered motion to quash
the information against his clients, asked
leave to file that motion, and desired that
day be fixed for its argument. The gov
crnment counsel objected, but after some
controversy the motion was filed, the judge
saying he would fix bail to mOrrpw and
next week would set day for al gunent
upon the motion
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Saturday, the Last DAY.

Saturday, Oct: s, is tho last day for pay
ing tax and those who do not pay their
tax x on, or before, that day, cannot vote.
No Democrat should forget this.
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Heavy Loss by FIRE.

CoEUEG, Ont, Oct. "A fire this morn
ing destroyed part of the best block OF
buildings in town. 1t commenced in the
third story of Dumble's block. A gro
Gerry, hardware store ant. a public hall
and several law offices were burned. The
loss is $4,000
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X. Gibbs, of Buffalo, n. Y, writes: d" Hear
i:s your HurlOck Blood I;iticrs ftyOIaby
spoken Of Wal. induced to watch their effects,
and find that in chronic diseases Ot the blOOd.
liver and kidneys. your bittcrs have been sig
nally marked with success. have :!Sed them
myself with best results tor tnrpi,iity of the
liver; and in case OF IL friend of mine suffer
ing from drOpSy, the effect was marvellous
Price 81. For sale al II. Il. COchr;tn'S drug
store, l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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Wonderful Powers.

When medicine performs such curss as
Kidney Wort is constantly doing, II may truly
hc said TO have wonderful power. y carpcn.
ter in Montgomery, Vt, had suffered for eight
years from the worst OF kidney diseases. and
hal been wholly incaplciatcd for work. lie
says, "Onc box made n new man of me, and l
sincerely believe it will restore to health all
that are similarly afflicted" 1t is now sold III
both liquid and dry form.-Da,b"ry Nc~i.
Ol-lwdXW
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Sale of Horses,

Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold at
public sale, October Ord 1881, at the Mer-
rimac house Lancaster city, for George
Grcssman, 23 head of horses at an average
price of sl97.50 per head.
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COURT OF COhiMOS S'Ei..;G.
IscfOre Judge Livingston.


Frederick FlctH.cr, for the use OF
Otillia FlettcIcr, vs.. Mary Hrcitcr. After
Il jury had been sworn in this case Il juror
was withdrawn and the ease was continued,
as it was not at issue and had been crro
neOusly put upon the list.
Robert Mooney VS.. Jacob Croft, action
to recover the price Of twenty or thirty
trees which the plaintiff alleged the de-
fendant cut and carried from his land.
The plaintiff owns acres Ot woodland, all
of which. except onc-haif acre, is situated
in IIoneybrOOk township, Chester county.
The half acre is in Cnrnarnon township.
1t is from this latter portion that the
wood was alleged to have been cut. Sev-
eral witnesses were called who teS
titled that they saw the defendant
cutting trees. None, however. were certain
whether it was in Lancaster county.
The defense was that Croft had EcyCr cut
any trees from the plaintiff property, but
that lie had cut some from an aGjUinin.
piece and had hauled them through his
woods. The jury found fer the defense.
The case of A. Teller VS.. Edward kauff-
man was attached before noon and is now
on trial.
Iseforc Judge Patterson.
John Hoffman, executor of Jacob Res
sler, VS.. ii. f. Raub, sHrety for J. Miller
Raub, on 4 note for $50 and i years in
tercst. The defense was that the plaintiff
had failed to prove the execution of the
note 10y the defendant or any promise to
pay within six years. Verdict for piaiI-
tiff for full amount Sl,1@.g2, under the
courts instructions.
The court refused to grant q charter to
the Girard Mutual Aid association--a ma
trimonal insurance company
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DOn't Die In tho House.

Ask druggists tor ''i:oush Rats" /,
clears ont rats, mice, Eel-bngS. roachcs, ver-
min, flies, ants, insects. l5c per box.
Go to ii. Il. C'cnr.n's Drug store. l37 North
Queen street, tor Mrs. Frcc.adH's INe,V Ma.
aOndt Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
cO!Or,are unc'l ualrd. Color from :. to pounds.
Directions in English AMI ticr!Tul. Price. u
cents.
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT 4, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS

WAsu1NGToS. D. c., Oct. 4.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
westerly winds, stationary or lower bar.
ometer and temperature.
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n E'S = SON, AHnIOECCfs.
sl7,N,2!.27&ol,i,s,ll,
DUH,IC SALE OF A COAL YARD, ON

DUHllC SALE OF a COAL YARD, ON
i MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1851.
Tic undersigned will offer ut public sale IL
property consisting OF seven lots of ground in
the town OF Springviile, Lancaster county. at
the station on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
abOnt one mile west of Mount Joy and near
the Lancaster & Harrisburg turnpike. The
improvements are Il twO-StOricd Frame House
2IX2l feet. Hsed as Railroad Station and Ticket
Oilicc. IL Frame Warehouse 2iXfS feet, and
Coal :,nG Lumber Yard, with about 2G0 feet OF
Coal Shedding. New Fairbanks Scales of $ ton
capacity; 800 Feet OF Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, with space tor extern
sion OF same. Buildings mostly new and every
thing in good order. Also Il lot OF ground
containing 60 feet front and 300 feet deep. on
which arc erected Il Frame House 2SX2O. with
Kitchen attached IGX3O, barn 2SX2O, suitable
statlng for 4 head OF horses, carriage house,
chicken house and pdmp house. with cistern
in attached. These buildings are all new, hav-
ing been erected but two years and are in eX-
cellcnt repair. There is q variety OF fruit
trees on the premises in bearing order. LO-
cation of business stand pleasant, III Il
thickly settled agricultural neighbOrhOod and
a fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has an established coal trade,
and capacity and advantages to dO Il good
shipping business and increased passenger
travel.
Sale to commence 1T l O'Clock p. III. For
further in formation address
JOS. ii. .HAEECkER,
Spring Garden L. o.,
Lancaster County, Pa
l.. -. GALLAGHER, Auct.
JNo. II. ZELiERS, Clerk. ic20tsd
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Epl: S4LA.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Our REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE for Oe
tOber will be issued shortly. Persons wishing
their properties noticed should send descrir.
tions at once. No charge unless sold.
ALLAN \. HERR & CO.
Real Estate. Collection and Ins. Agents,
SeptJ3mG] North Duke Street.
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Suicitle AMI DysDeDSia.

most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
"Wells' Health Renewer." The greatest tonic,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists. Depot.
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Before Judge Patterson,
DISMISSED CASES.

What tie City Aldermen are Doing. County
for Costs.
Following are the bills presented 10y the
aldermen of the wards named, for the
eases heard and dismissed by them during
the past month. The bills were approved
by the county solicitor and paid by tho
treasurer. The fees paid to the mayor go
directly into the city treasury the others
20 into the aldcrmanic vest pocket:
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DEATHS.

SLArNAKER.-October 3. 1851. in this city
Kate A., daughter OF William NJ. S!aynakcr.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her father, No. 2i2 East King
street. on Thurs lay morning next. at 10
o'clock. ln;elncu: II the Old i.cacock burial
ground. Sid
lands 4. ISL, in Strasburg borough,
Benjamin X. Lands, son OF Joseph and Esther
Landis, in his 23d year.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his parents. West Main
O'Clock, d, m
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THE FARMERS FRIEND.

Tumo,s. crysipelas, mcrcurial diseases.
scrOfula. and general debility, cured by - Dr.
Iinlsey's Blood Searcher." ol-lmdSw
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For the Michigan Sufferers.
The following arc additional subscrip-
tions 10 the Michigan fund : M. N. Bru,
baker, $3.50 John Sene:'s family, Willow
Street, s..
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The undersigned having purchased all the
stock and good will of the late firm OF DaisZ &
Lorenz, hereby notifies his old customers and
the public generally that lie will carry on the
Grocery Business at the old stand ON South
Queen street, where he Will keep Il fall stock
of everything in his line OF business.
CHRISTOPHER DAlSZ.
SeOt29SOct4l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ffcklc In appetite. irrcSOlutc in mind, and
subject to melancholy, try Malt Bl!erS.
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Young ladies who delight in fair, fresh faces
IL $" Cuticurl Medicinal Soap.
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nISSOLCTION OF fAKTNEKSHIr.
~ Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the under
signed as Daisz II LOrenz, Grocers. South
Queen street, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. Ali our stock and good will have
sold to Christopher Daisz, who will carry on
the business ut the old stand.
FRANK N. DAISZ
ouN ID. I.ORENZ.
Late trading Us DaisZ X Lorenz.
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One O'Clock quotations at grain and prOvi,-
ions, furnished by 5. X. Yun.it, Broker, Is $
E;ts: King street.
'uy., htf(
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DEADY FOR AGENTS. THE EVENT q
IL the Century, REVISED NEW TESLA
MENT and History and Reasons for Reris-
ion. Important improvements and new dis
covclie les given to the world. Immense sales
Sand 5Uc for sample book and agency. \.
GQRTON Il CO., Philadelphia. ie22l3tw
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ORPHANS COUTT SALE OF yALCABLE
~ City Property.-On MONDAY, OCTOBER
-, 1881. at the the Fountain Inn, III the city OF
Lancaster. the undersigned in pursuance OF
an order the Orphans Court OF Lancaster
ing very valuable real estate. late OF J. Ieates
COnypgham. deceased
All that certain half lot Or piece of LAM:
situated on tie southwest corner OF South
Queen and Mifflin streets. in said city, No. 2G
fronting 32 feet "a inches on South Queen
street. and extending 2i5 feet along Mifllip
street to Beaver street. which bounds it on
the rear.
The improvements are Il fine Oldfashionet
three-story and attic brick house. with two
story brick back building, large twO-stOry
brick stable, large two story brick warehouse
on Beaver street. hyurint, fruit trees, &c, sc.
This is one OF the most desirable properties
for either Il residence or u business stand,
which has been offered in this city for 4 long
time.
sale TO commence at o'clock p. H., wher
attendance will be given and terms ma,.C
known by EMLEN FRANKLIN,
4. X. WITMER,
Executors, &C. OF .Yeates COnyngham. .lcc'u.
HENRY SIIUBEHT, Auct. Sep22 tSd