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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-21

L. Fry, Of Reading, Mr.. John Hensler and
Emma Hall, of Philadelphia, Misses
Rebecca and Sallie Smith, of Baltimore,
Mr.. c. Stauffer and wife, Mr.. Shenk and
wife, Prof. A. S. Weber and A. p. Horn,
of the theological seminary of Lancaster,
Pa, and Messrs. NJ. H. Mill, Massataka
Yamanaka and w. II. Rauch. of Franklin
and Marshall college.
Prof. A. S. Weber, was bridesman, and
Miss Josephine Holman bridesmaid. The
presents were numerous, beautiful and
costly The groom is graduate Of the
class of '7S at Muhlenberg college, and also
of the class 81 of the theological seminary
Lancaster, Pa. With many fond wish
for future happiness the bridal party left
for Philadelphia, where they expect to re-
main for some time, and thence to Wyom-
ing, Delaware.
Ana Yet Another
Christian HGfel and Caroline Smith,
daughter of Mark Smith, were united in
marriage last evening by Rev. F. P.
Mayser, Of Zion's Lutheran church, at the
residence of the brides parents, No 35S
East King street. A large number Of the
relatives and friends Of the parties were
present to wish the young people Joy and
prosperity through life. A fine collation.
was served and many presents made.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. a, 1881
THE ILLUS4RIOUS dead.
THE NATIONAL FUNERAL
PRESIDENTS REMAINS ENCOFFINED.
ON THE WAY TO WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT. a, 1881
PRESIDENTS REMAINS ENCOFfINED
ON THE WAY TOwAsH1NaTON,
PRESIDENT ARTHUR On THE TRAIN.

"We Will Strew the Track With Flowers. u
ELDERoN, N. j., Sept. 2l.-S:3O A. A.
While number Of persons who accom-.
pany the remains to Washington will not
60 beyond that point, it is understood that
President Arthur has determined to 20
through to Cleveland in company with
the cabinet. An additional guard has been
placed about the Francklyn cottage for the
purpose of preserving order while the
remains are lying in state. Hundreds of
people arc arriving momentarily. The
arrangements have just been completed.
and notice given that all those desiring
may view the remains of the late chief
magistrate.
The line has formed and the people are
passing in single file through the cottage.
Two sentinels are stationed ut each
side of the entrance door to prevent more
than one person entering at one time.
The casket is very unpretentious,
being covered with rich black cloth, and
with the exception of the heavy mountings
is perfectly plain. The only decoration is
large 'V' shaped sago palm which extends
from the foot of the casket upward. A
solid silver plate has tho inscription
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No.ners! MOtners.. EIOthers!I

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciatimg pain OF cutting teeth
If ST., go Mt once and get Il bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
licyc the poor little sufferer inmediately-tle.
pend upon it; there Is no mistake about it.
There is not 4 mother on earth who has ever
used 1t, who Will not tell you at once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health 70 the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use IN all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
is the prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
Ur;tcI States. Sold everywhere; s5 cents a
loitlc. mari lvd&wM,W W&S
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Empire Hook and Ladder.

At n meeting OF the Empire Hook and Lad
der Company, No. l, held Tuesday evening,
September 20, 1881. the following sentiments
and resolution were passed:
1t is with feelings of profound sorrow that
we meet on this sad occasion to give express
sion to our sentiments of unallOyed regret, in
common with the entire country, for the great
bereavement which has fallen upon the nation
in the death OF our late Chief Magistrate, the
Presi .cnt OF the United States an event all
the more grievous in that he was stricken
down in the prime of life, and in the midst OF
his usefulness, by the hand of the reckless and
bloOdthirsty assassin.
Whilst We would tam bow in humble sub
mission to that which has been permitted by
an inscrutable Providence. trusting He will
Overrule this untOward event in such a man.
ner rs to rebound to the moral and political
publication of the country, We cannot cease to
mourn and feel q sympathy which language
fails to express. in unison with our fellow
countrymen, with society and with the be-
reavcd family of him who has fallen Il victl m
20 the self will and unhallowed ambition OF a
nihilistic adventurer. And it under the i'm
pulse OF weak humanity, in this sad hour We
would exclaim with AvOn's Bard
"Hung be the heavens with black, yield day
to night;
Comets, importing change OF time and state,
Brandish yonr crystal tresses in the sky,
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XYickeu tor IIerex,nan.

a believe it to be all wrong and even wicked
TOR clcraymcn or other public men to be led
into giving testimonials to quack doctors or
vile stuffs called medicines, but when a really
meriloriOus article IS made up of common val
liable remedies known to all. and that all ply
sicianS use and trust in daily. we should freely
conmcnC it. therefore cheerfully and hear
tily commend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done me and my friends firmly believing
they have no equal for family use. l will not
be without thcm.''
Rev. --, Washington, ID. e.
SenI5-owlSw
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TUE SERVICES.
By Whom Attended and Conducted.


LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. 21.-At
halfpast nine o'clock Chief Justice Waite,
Secretary and Mrs. Blaine, Secretary and
Mrs. Window, Secretary and Mrs. Hunt,
Postmaster General and Mrs. James, and
Secretaries Lincoln and Kirkwood and
Attorney General MacVeagh, arrived at
the Francklyn cottage, and the doors were
closed to visitors.
The religious services were conducted
by request of Mrs. Garfield, by Rev. Chas.
j. Young, Of Long Branch. There were
present, besides tho family and attendants,
the members of the cabinet and their
wives, and few personal friends, num-
bering in all not more than fifty individ-
uals. When the moment for tho solcm-
mites was announced, the windows and
doors were closed and all sounds were
husEed. Owing to the necessity of start
ing the train promptly on time, Colonel
Rockwell had requested the officiating
clergymen to occupy but five minutes.
The Prayer Offered.
Ill Iuc ScEFIccS sSI CI1ucAlyH Cottage
the minister read from the Scripture ap-
propriate passages relating to Death and
the Resurrection, such as are found in the
burial service Of the Episcopal church.
He then offered the following prayer
go, Thou who did'st open the grave of
the brother in Bethany, who had'st COM
passion on the widow of Main when she
bore her beloved dead, who art the same
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Live Stock Markets.

EUFFALo-Cattle-Receip to day, .9CO mead
total for the week thus far. 1890 head, against
1850 head same time last week consigned
lower tor light steers and Texans: no extra
cattle here; sales OF good shippers, s. 5OQ5 Is !;
fair to medium, $5d5 40; Texans. s. 9el4 o. !;
light butchers, s. 3O03 20: stockers very dull
at s. 1898.
Sheep and Lanbs-Reccipts today. 1,eCO
head total for week thus tar, 1850 head,
signed through, cars offerings very light;
market firm; sales l load choice sheep at
$221; % decks OF Canada lambs H sat at Sc; all sold
week thus far, 20. 600 head, against 5000 head
same time last week consigned through, 81
fair Michigan TO choice cornfed Workers at
SC jO47 do medium weights, SC GO07 Ii; best
heavy, 81 1907 80; severa! cars remain unsOld.
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JAMES ABRAM GARFIELD,
Born November 18th, 1851.
Died, President of tho United States.
September 10th, 1881.
Viewing the Body.

| Viewing the Body.
The remains are lying in ono of thu
rooms on the first floor of the cottage, ant
the people pass in at the east door and
without stopping, out at the west. The
appearance of the late president is sc
changed that persons familiar with his
natural countenance would scarcely recog
| niZe him.
An Increasing Crowd.
"a. M.-The church bells are tOllina
and the crowd continues to increase. The
cars which are to be used for the funeral
train have just been run up to the FranclI
lyn cottage.
The Funeral Train.
9:3O A. M.-The engine and coaches are
now in readiness to start. The entire
train is heavily draped in mourning and
presents funereal appearance.
An Impressive Occ aston.
The line, formed at 8:45 front the Elber.
OH hotel to the Francklyn cottage, has
been diminished somewhat, but crowds of
new arrivals surge into the surrounding
grounds every moment. Ocean avenue, for
two blocks in either direction, is blocked
with vehicles. The occasion is one of ex-
trcme solemnity and so impresses every
one. No disorder prevails and tie large
gathering composed of all classes, is very
quiet and dccorous.
Arthur Oh tho Train.
ELBERON, N. j., Sept. 21.-The funeral
train left at 10 4. III. Tho train passed
ElberOn station about 1919. President
Arthur and ex-Prcsidcnt Grant boarded
the train at this point. Tho president
came OH from New York this morning. He
was dressed in mourning, his high hat be-
ing covered with a heavy black band. He
was accompanied by his private secretary,
Col. Reed, and his private messenger, Alex
ander Powell. The president looked care
worn and anxious.
Progress of the Train.
OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Sept. e1.-The
funeral train bearing tho body of Presi-
dent Garfield passed here at 1914.
Flowers on the Track.
PRINCETON, N. J., Sept. 21.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was sent from the college
OF New Jersey:
To Sec. Blaine: Run slow in passing
Princeton. We will strew the track with
flowers.
PRINCETON CoLLEGIANs.
At Princeton Junction there were about
three hundred students from Princeton
who had the track strewn for hundred
yards with very beautiful flowers. They
also put some elegant flowers on the train
as it slowed up for them.
The train passed Trenton, 61 miles from
Elberon, at '11:49, and the railroad for a
half mile on both sides was lined with
people. On the platform of the depot
were from 1900 to 5000 ladies and gen.
tlemen. AS the train passed the men
stood with uncovered heads absolutely
silent. The bells tolled and the crowd
dispersed. Flags were at halfmast and tie
buildings draped. The train arrived at
Bristol at 1905 p. M, stopped for water
and left at 1908.
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ltchInS Sl'Ils,s-Sylnptolns ana Cure.

The symptoms arc moisture, like pcrsplra
ton. intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing. particularly 1T night, rs il
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum- the private parts are sumetiAlcs af.
tcc,c,: If alioweIto continue very serious re-
suit; may follow. DR.. Swayne's All Healing
Ointment is 4 pleasan: sure cure. Also for
tc1!cr, itch, salt rhcum, scald head, Erysipelas,
barb'T's itch, b!otcEes, all scaly, crnsty, cuta-
neous crup,icns. Price, 30 cents, three boxes
Cor 81 25. Sent by mail to any address on re-
ccipt of price IN currency or three cent post
age stamps. Prepared only by DIR. Swayne u
Son. $50 North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold hy all prominent druggists
iunco33IndMW WS&W*
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day, ~ well - Of his right hand. II
effect Of tho oil used upon -
face prior TO taking .ths east
disfgured the features somewhat and
slightly altered the color of the face, %
that the appearance il very much less
natural even than it was just after death.
The president had . massive head
and the large bones show very prominently.
His cheeks are fallen in. Tho beard has
been SO arrrnged about tho par-
otid gland as to conceal thas
terrible scar, and such arrangements have
been made about the pillow a. to still fur
ther conceal the swelling which helped to
sap away his life. The undertaken mya
that in his opinion it will not be safe TO
expose the body after it leaves here. The
effects of the fluids used in embalming are
such as to have already hardened the fea.
lures.
Tho coffin was lined with white satin
across the top, and crossing each other
were two long leaves of palm. Only the
face and shoulders were visible, and
one needs to know that all that
remained of James A. Garfield lay there
to recall tho features 30 familiar during
life. The face, to those who knew Gen.
Garfield only from his portraits, would not
have been recognized. The cheeks were
gone, the brow had lost the massive
appearance which had characterised
it in life. The involuntary whis-
pe-ed remark of all as they gazed
upon the loved form with q shudder
was, II never should have recognized him,
how he must have suffered. Tho shrunken
earthly form told how much. It was
most marvellous that he lived SO long.
FRANCE.
sympathy from the Young Rspnblc.
Long BRANCH, Sept. 21.-The painful
news of President Garield's death was
by NJ. Bartholmy st. Hill
hire to President Grevy, who sent at once
by cable his coincidence to Mr.. Arthur.
Besides, by direction of the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs Of France, the French
minister at Washington, M. De Ger
roy, accompanied by his secretaries,
'alled at the Elberon this morn
ng to renew orally and officially
% President Arthur the expression
# deep and profound sorrow of the people
md of the government of France. After
Yards the French legation proceeded to
Washington where they will attend the
uneral ceremonies.
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The, Michigan SuflererS,

The following additional subscriptions
in aid of the sufferers by the great Michi-
gan fires arc acknowledged by the mayor &:
Christian Hoffman, So Skiles & Frey, $40;
cash Is. H. So; Mrs. Ann Howry, $40 ;
II. l.. Stehman, So; Daniel Rhoads, So !;
cash G. w. 81; Rutter s. Bair, S.; S r..
Akron, Pa, S.; Miss Mary Bowman, s. !;
M. B. So; Isaac McAllister, Pequea, S. !;
cash, l.. So; cash, S. so cents cash, II.
81.
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Court Notes,

In the suit OF Charles ID. Dali and
Lemuel Ball, assignccs of Mary Ann Ball,
VS.. .Stcphcn II. sCooper the exceptions
were sustained and the sale set aside.
Mary Grove. city, was divorced from
her husband, Henry Grove: on the ground
of desertion.
Anna S. Godda, Mannheim, was divorced
from her husband, John Godda, cn the
ground of descrtion
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HOW HE LOOKED.
Tho Presidents Emacisted Form.

New YORK, Sept. 21.-The Ecening
Posts Elberou special says the president
is laid out in the suit of clothes which
he wore on Inauguration day. His
left hand is laid across his
breast after the manner he had in
life. The body is SO greatly shrunken that
artificial means had to be resorted to to
give the clothes the appearance of fitting.
In addition to the natural shrinking from
his illness, the operation connected
with tho autopsy has left the
body in an even more emaciated state.
A plaster cast was taken of his face yester-
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WHY Wear l,,asters i?

They may relieve, but they can't cure that
lame back for the kidneys arc the trouble and
you want remedy to act directly on their Sc.
crctiOns, to purify and restore their healthy
condition. KidneyWort has that specific &C.
tiOn-:,nd 1T the same time it regulates tho
bowels perfectly. Don't wait to get sick, but
get package today, and cure yourself.
Either liquid or dry for sale ut the druggists.
-Binghdmiton Republican. sl9-lwd&w
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Police Cases,

The mayor had before him this morning
half a dozen drunken and disOrdcrly bum
mers, one Of whom was sent to Jail for II
days, one for 10 days, three for 6 days and
one whose case was held under advise
lnent.
Alderman Samson had before him last
night couple of very belligerent women,
who almost came to blows in the magis
trate's presence. They were very bolster
GUS, their tongues running like bell clap
pcrs, but not SO musically. The alderman
in the goodness of his heart let them eff
with a reprimand.
The same magistrate committed Morris
Blank for 5 days for drunken and disor.
dcrly conduct.
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DEATHS.

PACLsEN-ln this city, on the 2Ot h inst. Anna,
daughter of the late Christian and Betty Paul.
sen, aged years, 8 months and IG days.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her mothers residence No. Cs4 North
Queen street, on Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Intcrment at Zion's cemetery. 2td
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II il simply marvellous how quickly consti-
patton, biliousncss, sick headache. fever and
ague, and malaria, are cured by "sellcrs'
Liver Pills" seplmd&w
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Better than putting one dollar out at COM
pound interest, is the sending 1t to DIR. c. w.
Benson, Baltimore. Nd, for two boxes of his
Celery and ChamOmilc Pills. which cure ncrv-
Ous disease, quiet the mind, bring on refresh
ing sleep and prevent paralysis.
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IserkS County FAIR.

Cheap excursion to Reading Oh Wednesday.
September 2s. Fare for the round trip from
Lancaster and Columbia 81 40 Train leaves
Lancaster (king strcet) at goa. M; Columbia,
$50 a. IN. Leaves Mannheim at s:3S, fare 81 ;
leave Lititz at $50 fare 9Oc.; leaves Eplirata at
9:l5, fare G5c. Balloon ascension OH Wednes-
day. sept2l o2&24
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Go to ii. Il. CUcnran's Drug store, 137 North
Queen street, for Mrs. ETecmGn'S NeV Na-
tonaI Dyes For brightness and durability OF
cO!Or.are une1ualed. Color from to pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. Il
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AT THE SEASIDE.
A General Deses tiOn.

LONG BRANCH, Sept 21.-About an hour
after the funeral train left the special
trair conveying Governor Ludlow and
staff started for Trenton. Immediately
after the family of the deceased president
left the Francklyn cottage at Elberon, the
house was closed for the summer.
At this hour Elberon is deserted. The
hustle and excitement which have existed
for the past two weeks has ceased, and
few others than permanent residents can
be seen.
sPhe same may be said with regard to
the West End, to-day's train having car
ried away nearly all of the summer guests,
and the West End hotel and cottages
connected with it will be closed for the
season en- Monday next.
The Telegraph Service.
From the day that the late president ar
rived until to- day the Western Union tele-
graph company have transmitted per day
an average of 100, 900 words of press mat
ter, exclusive Of governmental and private
business. On tho day of the presidents s
death 225, 900 words Of press were sent
over their wires.
At a meeting of the telegraph officials
and about sixty newspaper correspondents
to-day resolutions were adopted thanking
the proprietors of the West End hotel,
Messrs. Prestbury & Hildreth, for facili-
ties furnished and cOurtesies extended
during the time they have been obliged to
remain at Long Branch. in connection
with the presidents illness and death.
HOW HE LOOKED
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Tie presidents bed, etc, went through
this city to-day On the mail train to-day,
consigned to Capt. J. Rudolph, Mentor,
Ohio.
Postmaster Marshall and Mr.. William
Riddle left town this afternoon for Wash
inptOn
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Fell Down.

Mr.. Albert Anderson, York street, Buffalo,
fell down stairs and severely bruised his knee.
A few applications of DIR. Thomas Eclcctric
Oil entirely cured me- For sale ut H. Ii. COch-
rams Drug Store, l37 North Queen street.
Lancaster
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WEATHER INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 21..FOr tn
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather, varia-
bic winds, mostly easterly, higher bar0m-
eter, stationary or higher temperature.
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EUH EALA.

DUBLlC SALE OF CITY PkOKERTY.-
Leopard Hotel. on East King street, will b0
sold that lL-stOry Frame Dwelling, No. ~
Middle street, TO rooms, hydrant, fine fruit in
yard, &C. Lot j01< <x9Os feet, extending to Locust
alley good renting locality.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. m.
ALLAN A. HERR CO..
3NOrth Duke Street
Is. b. Rowe, Auct. sepl6-tsd
DUBLIC SALE-WlLL BE SOLD AT PUB.
Il lie sale, on MONDAY, SEPT. q, 1881 ut
o'clock, p. m, at the Black Horse hotel. I'm tha
City of Lancaster, Pa, one of Deals improved
California Shutter and Separator combined
Terms made known Oh day Of sale.
s9e-5td JNO. B. SLOUGH.
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master General James alighted and
shook hands with two or three friends
who espied him. The casket containing
the remains Of the dead president was
readily discernible from the platform
through the car windows. The stop was
unattended with any incident, and at 1853
the train moved rapidly off.
WILMINGTON, Del. Sept. 21.-About
10000 people assembled here as the
funeral train passed. The bells of the
city hall, court t-house and the fire COM
panies were tolled while the train was
passing through. Arrived Perryville 2:24,
stopped here for water, departed 2::29.
The train left Baltimore 3:2S.
AT WAsHINGTON.
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GROCERIES.

SUGARS, COFFEES. TEAS, ,SYRUPS. SPICES.
CANNED AND BOTTLE GOODS,
Also. Lamps, Chandeliers, Bracket Lamps and
Lamp Fixtures, Glassware. Stoneware Rock
ingham Ware. Crockery, Flowerpots, &C. &C.
Sale to commence on WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING. SEPT. 28, at o'clock. and to continue
each evening until the entire stock is sold
WIDMYER, Assignee.
HENRY SHUBERT. Auct. s2Ftfd
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a i5c. box OF "ROugh on Rats will keep \
house free from flies. mosquitoes, rats and
mice the entire season. Druggists
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Switc!lback Excursion.
On Wednesday, OctObcr5 S. ROund trip tickets
good for Thursday only, $S.2I from Lancaster
and Columbia. Mannheim, Ephrata and Litlt2
only $3 Train leaves Lancaster and Columbia
at 6 a. m.; Mannheim, 6:35; Lisitz, GAS; Ephrata
7:0l. Sept2l o., 2j&Octl,3
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GIVLER, BOWERS & HURSTS
Dry Goods and Carpet House,
25 EAST KING STREET. LANCASTER. IA.

And with them ScOurge the bad revolving stars
That have consented unto Garfield's DEATH"
IL is but the bursting forth OF an emotion
which time alone can curb May heaven avert
Il repetition of these calamities-past and pres.
ent-to our stricken country in the pregnant
future, and may the honest and sincere fnvo.
cation well up from every patriotic heart
.'GOd save the Commonwealth"
Resolrcd, That the house, apparatus and
flags OF the company DC drapcd with the en-
blems OF mourning for the space OF thirty
days. ltd
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STOCK N aP2or.

New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB B. Lone, N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks strong.