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Another Victory.

been substantially acknowledged by the award
to the Barnes Safe Il Lock Co., this city. OF the
contract for the construction of a mammoth
double burglar proof safe for the Watsontown
national bank, OF Watsontown, Pa. All OF the
important safe manufacturers. both East and
West were represented each OF whom urged
their claims tor patronage. However, after a
careful consideration of the merits and de-
merits of each. the purchasing committee rem
dered their decision in favor OF the neatness
and perfection of the Barnes Safes and awarded
the contract therefor because OF its obvious
superiority in construction over that of any
and all If its competitors.-Pnsbur Cone
ne,ciHl Gazette 2Ist inst.
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THE WtbHLD'S FAIR.

Concerning the Proposed Exhibl Ton In New
York.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE worlds fair
commission reassembled today at the city
hall. The consideration of the report Of
executive committee was resumed. The
section recommending the application to
Congress for additional financial assistance
was adopted as was also the section re-
questing Congress to admit foreign goods
free of duty, constituting the exhibition
building bonded warehouse.
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THREE SCORE AND TEN.

Found Dead After Zig Drum.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-A man who rcS Is
tered himself as David Boyd at the Comp
ton house in Third avenue, Saturday
night last, was found dead in his room
this morning. The hotel people say he was
50 drunk last night that he had to be car
ricd to his room. lie was about seventy
years OF agc. From letters in his pockets
his name is supposed to m William
lIO,lSkinson.
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VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
\ valuable farm situate i'll COleIain
township Lancaster county, Pa, five mfles
from Oxford and about eight miles from Penn.
instonville, containing about lS AIRES. all
cleared except about GJ Acres of timber, is OF.
fered ut private sale.
The land is in u good state of cultivation and
well wateretl. The Improvements consist Off.
:wo-stOry FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed ana other necessary
Out-buildings Terms easy. For particulars
address JOHN HAAS,
sepl5amw Sunbury, PA.
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In no way is the power of the press more
surely shown than in the universal knowledge
that has in less than Il year, been tliffuscd
throughout fifty mi lions of people OF the Gu
rativc properties of that splendid remedy Kid
ncy-Wort. And the people from the Atlantic
to the Pacific have shown their Intelligence
and their knowledge of what is iii the pape,s,
by already making Kidney-WOrt their house
hold remedy for all disease of the kidneys,
liver and bOwrlS.-IIcfniR. jl0lwd&w
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Persistent lmcendiarisl,l.

WOBJES, Mass, Jan. 11.-An incemii-
ary fire, this morning, damaged F!etcher's
currying shop and stock to the amount Of
$1,000. An attempt was made to burn
the same building last night. A package
to which slow match was attached OK
ploded and the watchman was badly burn
ed in extinsuishing it.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
instantaneous, Economical, safe. Radiea
Treatment for One Dollar.

Poisonous catarrhal matter fil:inS the n1I1l
passages rOts 1~ay the membranes Tissues
and ca,rtilages, causing loss OF smell, Taste
AMI Hearing.
The putrid accommodations drop during sleep
into the throat and are swallowed. parnlyzin
digestion.
Taken up by the absorbents. the virus enters
the blood, weakening and facilitating every
organ, and generating fatal affections OF the
Lungs, Liver and kidneys.
strike at the roots Of this gigantic disease.
Cleanse, purify AMI heal the membrane lining
the nasal passages. ana then, by constitutions
treatment, neutralize the poison In the blOOsi
and other fluids.
SANFORD's IA DICAL CURE, with IMPROvID In
uALER and CATARRHAL SOLvESr. reaches every
part Of the affected system, cleansing purify
Ing and restoring. 1t il radical and permanent.
1t Is economical and safe. Try 1t before II is
too late.
Price, with Improved inhaler. Catarrhal
SOLVENT, Treatise and Directions, 81. SOLD
everywhere.
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Suuday-Sciioo! Officers.

The following officers have been elected
to serve for one year, beginning Jan. 1,
at Dorwart street mission Sunday-school :
inten,lcnt-Richad kaItZ.
Asst. Supt.-.James Smith.
Secretary-.Inlin w. Mummaw.
Asst. Sec.-Iiiss Lizzie Haus.
Tmasurcr-.iiss Mary Benttel.
OrcaniSt-Abe. l.. Campbell.
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WAR OF The WIRES.

Tho Conflict OF the Unions In Halfway. n. >.
ELIZABETH, II. j.. Jan. 1.-THE tee.
graph war in Railway has this morning
taken new turn. Constable McVickers
arrested twelve American Union men for
interfering with Western Union wires
and took them before Justice 10 TunisOn.
who held them in $500 each to appear on
Thursday at 2 p. m. Mr.. Wilson on the
Pennsylvania railroad became their Sc
curity.
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The WEATHER.
Continued Cold In the North

Continued Cold In the Northwest.
ToRoSTo, Jan. 1.-THE meteorological
office reports the area of depression yester-
day, off the Middle Atlantic coast, now
to be south of Nova Scotia. \ heavy
snow storm prevailed yesterday in Eastern
Canada The weather continues very cold
in the Northwest territory.
Another Cold Dip
WINNErEG, Manitoba, Jan. 1l.-Tiere
was another cold dip here last week the
Thermometer averaging twenty-five below
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Salt Kho,ll,,.

Mrs Asa u. Brown, Maiden, Mass, ha,i Salt
Iheum on body and limbs for eight years. No
kind of treatment or medicine or doctors di'!
her any good. Limbs raw and painful that
she was obliged ut times to go about on
crufches. Many OF Mal,len's best citizens can
testify to her condition. She tlespaire'i Of cure
or even relief. Used the CUTICCRA RESOLvENT
internally. and the CCTICCRA and CUTfCUKA
soar externally, and was cured in six months.
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DH. BROWNING does not claim that his e. & T..
COriiai is Il cure-:ill. 1t is tor Coughs Colds
of amy kind, and for the relief of COnsumptives
in all stages of the disease. II You will give it
a trial. and use according to directions, tho re-
suit will be astonishing. For sale by druggist,
at 80 cents per bottle. DR.. Browning. PrOpri--
tar. HI Arch street, Philadelphia.
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Wonderful Cures.

What cures of Blood AMI Skin Diseases, ami
Scalp Affections with Loss Of Hair. can COM
pare with those OF the Hon. Win. WIN. Taylyr.
l;OstOn, State Senator of Massachusetts Alder
man Tucker, Boston; $. A. Steele, esq :, Chi
cagO; +. IL. Drahe, esq.,, Detroit; H. y. Car
p.nter, esq, Henderson, ". T.: Charles HOugh-
iOn esq, Boston, and many others. details OF
which may be hal on application to Messrs.
Weeks Il Potter, Boston.
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DEATHS,

LEBLELrEE.-ln Reading on the %th inst.
Charles. son OF Philipan Elizabeth l.cGZciter,
aged l: years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the Salem Evangelical Lutheran church, on
Wednesday, afternoon, at O'Clock. Interment
at Lancaster cemetery 1t:x
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Fail of :, Pencil Shaver.

This afternoon Clare Carpenter. of the
Examiner was hurrying past the lNTEi.LI-
GnSCEE Office in search ofan inportant'
item, when he slipped Oh the ice and fell
very heavily on the pavement, severely
bruisiug himself.
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rustcc-David Hartman. if.
,,eacl, Bottom Railroad Company.

The annual stockholders meeting cf
this corporation was held in York yestcr-
day. The gross ga, earnings a, increa:ei last
pensed and cost of maintenance. The
following officers were elected: Pres
i.lent. Chas. X. McConkey; Directors.
w. .atimcr Small, Michael Scl.alI, VIII
liam Wallace. A. G. Manifold. Wan. G.
Ross. John Humphrey, Samuel Dickey,
John A. Alexander. Robt. b. Patterson, J.
Peurose Amber, Chas. TX. Stubbs, Isaac
Bradley. The early completion of the
road to the river was urged in 4 rcsolu-
t,on adopted by vote Of 13O shares to 40.
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DUELlC SALE.-ON TUESDAY, JANUARY
I -. 1881. will he sold a., public vendue. at
the Cooper House. on West King street. Lam
caster. PA . the following property I" wit:
The thr,e-stnry Tin Rooted Dwelling House,
with tMo,storE nrcS st STATE ro",ed anu one,
rooms gas, hot and cold water. bath and range,
and siluat" No. Ill East Lemon street, Lanc;ts-
ter. Pa, heins the property Of Miss Frances
krG adv. The lot fronts - feet : inches on
Lemon street. extending nOrthwari 2i5 feet,
and has Il variety of fruit thereon. Pos
session and good title will be given April |. ISsl
Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock y. IN. of said
day. when easy terms and conditions will be
made known by BAUSMAN u BURNS.
Real Estate Agents.
=; +. Rows Auct. janlO-2wileOtlR
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STIRRING; ICE CUTrEI:S.


0hjeCtfHg . .
BALTIMORE, JAN 1l.-AbJut 900 men
employed by Cochran & Co., Ober Il Co.,
of this city, and other firms, employed in
cutting ice on the Susquehanna at Havre
dc Grace, struck this morning because one
of the firms decided not to pay more than
s1.2j per day, the men having heretofore
received $1.50. Cochran's men were the
first to strike and soon succeeded in get
ting others to join. The ice is ten inches
thick and free OF STOW.
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KISCE,LL.lNEOUS.

Dls. LEWlN'S CATALOGUES On THE
IL treatment of Rheumatic Diseases can De
had tor nothing by calling ut LOcher's Drug
Store, East King street, or DIR. Longs Drug
store. corner OF West King and Manor streets.
or at his Office, Il West King street. janS-ttd
C,isOOTINli MATCH EOts "A FINE LOT ar
y TURKEYS III the MiilpOrt Hotel, on the
StrasburS Pike. three miles east Oh Lancaster
on w ED \ ESDAI AFTERNOON. Ali lovers
of the trigger are invited. -
!,.! JOHN +. ECHTEREACl!.
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COLORADO.
Serious Damage by Fire.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 11.-Wilbur's cal
riage factory and contents have been
burned and Schuler's soda water factory
badly damaged. Total loss, $4,000.
william Buffers Drunken Decd.
William Butler, while intoxicated, shot
and seriously wounded Wallace Bartlett,
without provOcatiOn.
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CUTICURA
Blood NumOrs, Itching and Scaly Dis.
eases, ScrOfnla, Scr0fnI0us Sores,
Ulcers, and Swellfngs, positively, per.
manently and ee0nOpically cured.

CUTICURA REsOLvENT il the greatest blOani
purifier in medicine. 1t acts through the
bowels, liver. kidneys AMI skin. CUriCURA, u
Medicinal Jeliy arrests external disease, eats
away lifeless flesh and skin, allays innamna-
ton, itchin., and irritation, and heals. CCTI
CURA SOAP cleanses, heals, sOftens, whttens and
be:,utifies the skin. II, and the CCTICCRA SRAv-
ING soar, the only medicinal shavin. soap, are
,,rc cp:,r.ei from CCTICCRA.
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Saw Mlll lsurnej. !.

ISLAND PoND, Vermont, Jan. 11.-Clark
Stevcns's steam saw mill and its ma
chinery at Bloomfield, Vermont, burned
this morning. Loss, s12,OOO
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Eczema.

Manuel AIanintZ, New Orleans. I.a., writes:
No other can compare with the CUTICCRA
REMEDIES. have used them in all fOrln5 for
severe case of hat the doctors called Eczema,
which was effectually cured in eight weeks"
CUTICu.A REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
u POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, $50 w.,sis-
inyton street. Boston, and are for sale by all
Druggists. Price tor CUTICUKA, u Medicinal
jelly small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes, ~.
CUTiCURA REsOLvENT, the new Blood Purifier.
81 per bottle. CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET
SOAR, . cents. CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING
SOAR, Il cents; in bars tor BARRIERS and large
cOnsa samers, 30 cents.
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THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. IL. 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 11.-For the Middle
states. partly cloudy weather i'll the ex-
treme southern portion, light snow or
rain, winds shifting to south and west
during the night, stationary or slight
rise in Temperature, and stationary or slow
ly falling barometer.
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Installation Of Officers Of q. T.. y. ~.

INStiI!1tIOH Ot OEicefs Ol q. Z. =. NJ.
The follOM ing officers were installed !,y
District Deputy Edw. ;. Smeit=, as officers
of No. :. y. L. 4. NJ:
Jr. =. C.-Gco. L. Ecltcrt.
C.-.James Sweigart.
Y. C.-Jacob VI. Chi'las.
Rec. Sec-I. +. Long.
A. X. S.-Geo. w. Bonzh"G.
Iniur.-W. Harry.
Ex-Jac. WeitZcl
In. P.w.--Jmn. Rudy.
q. Pro.-:'has. Green
Trustcc-David Hartman. .ir.
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TIL. l5CZZAKDS.
A Letter From Mart-Abe Found Under ihs
Bed,

A Letter From Mart-Abe FOund Under The
he'd.
1t seems that in the capture Of the
Buzzards ct al. near Ephrata, last Saturday,
Joe, the younger of the BuzZards, who Is
only twenty years Of age, was secured
without any trouble at his home on tie
mountain, and Abe Buzzard was found,
after quite a search. among tine siiantieS
on the mountain under Eli Heineys bed.
Heinry himself occupied the bed, and in
answer to inquiries by the officers stated
that he had not seen BuzZard for several
days. A peep under the bed convinced the
officers that Hciney's was most
excellent place to look for cliarac-
tiers of the Duzzard stripe. Abe was
found neatly covered aud doubled up
ON tlundle bed, and was hauled
out. Mr. Swei.art. while in search o: his
goods, found a number Of his bags of
clover seed Oh one Of tie roads leading to
the Ephrata Mountain, where the thieves
were compelled to abandon them Oh ac-
count of the breakin. Of their sleigh. He
also found one OF the broken parts of the
sleigh which was subsequently found to
tit nicely in the remains oi Il sleigh owned
by Henry Hoover. Iloovc-'s arrest fol-
lowed and he stated that the BuZzards
had got his sleigh on the day preceding
the burglary for the purpose Of bringing il
number of pigs from a relatives near New
Holland. More arrests are expected to fol-!
low.
a Lett0r from Mart.
Meanwhile, Martin Buzzard, and Il
brother to the above as he signs himself,
who mas served some terms in jail, but
vino has now turned rciornIer,' writes
long letter to the 1HTELLIGENCER. dated
Salisbury January 10, which he asks us to
{" fix up for publication. The substance
of it is. that he proposes to make 4 few re-
marks to the public in regard TO
the few yet remaining of the
Welsh mountain gang, who are
at lar,'c, and who, hc says, are the most
desperate of the lot and boast of their
smartness. They reappcar on the noun
tain after ranging about Eph-ata, Read
Bowman and Mart have had several
night rides after them, but ti.e n friends
and "cow operators have aided
them to cvade the pursuit. Mart
says Bowman lives five miles
from him AMI they sc: TOO much
start before he arrives to head the hunt.
Mart thanks Providence that he has had
his eyes opened in time to escape the gal
lows, and his future lies in hell PIN, to
I" beat - the work of the "ganS." Ike
Euzza.d and William WculerS, Mart says,
are in the gang. lie describes Ike at
length, and says that if lie carries out His
threat to shoot. he (MarD will be- pre-
pared for him. One of his middle fingers
is cut of III tn: first joint and a scar Oh
the next one : he is ) feet, ) inches high !;
has dark hair. eyes and clothes. His com
ls,nion is tail, dark. with Il mon>tachc.
and wears :: light hat over II round face.
Mart thinks his ''give away" "f the gang
is public duty and 4 pubic service g; and
asks the press to aid it.
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Pa.L.DELraIA, Jan, ll.--FIour dull and un-
fine IS G0I3 -: extr, s.; 1j5l4 D. ohio and In
diana family So 50IG OG; Ppnn'a family $ %
O. - : St. Louis family t5 155i6 80: Minnesota
extra = G0u5 -: straight, s. S7G,G 21 patent
and high grades 81 j0llS
RYE hour ut & 00.
Wheat hrmer: Penna. Eer 81 I5liI i61%: AM
bcr 81 i5GlIi7.
Corn quiet but steliy; steamer ana yellow
5.ll..lL:i;1.c: mixed !:;c.
Oats strong with light GilrrinSS No. W hite
is12c: No.2Gn 4.1.c: ~" 'in 4'ii4c: No. : Mix
cG SIC.
Rye steady ut 92..
Provisions firm MCS1 pork, Old, $i2 !OdI l:i OO :
new, $I :5@l4 7l; beef ilins 81 GOIlS 70: In
,ii:;n HISS beef $40 UO, f.. b. I;acnn-slnoked
shoulders I4@514c: salt do 4t:Gsac; smoked
h;iln- 9l.Il01.c; pickie,t hams Sl.Gt9c.
Lard lirincr; city kettle ~ lc iOp,e tut cners
SIC prime steam 81 l2im..
Butter quiet. better feclin" prevails Cream
cry extra :;22Gt:s3c do good to cilOice 2sG3lc !;
Hradfur,I county and New York extra, tubs,
.7ql2Sc .lo 1irkins. 9il2Jc Western reserve
extra q eI22c do good tO choice Ia 20r. Rolls
dull and easy; Penn'a Extra lSfl20u Western
Reserve extra lSfl30.
Eggs weak and lower to sell: Fcnn'a SO tlSic ::
Western, :sill::Ic.
Cheese stead: with fair trade: New York
full cream l3;:@0l31.c: Western full crc,,IH l2t
G0l; Il" fair to gn". ll1.@l2l.c; do ijtlf skins
lOI .G0llc Pa 90 I0lIG0llc.
Petroleum dali refined .; Sc.
Whisky at 81 -.
Secds-t:ool to prime clover quiet 5i40s;
Flax~re.i duh AZ 81 30 asked.
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An arrangement has just been made with
Prot. Earnwell for grand matinee at the
court house, Oh Saturday afternoon next, at
o'clock. for the schools The programme viii!
comprise upwards OF Il hundred choice views
of objects of interest in many countries, and
will he entitled "A Trip Round the World 1t
will combine amusement with instruction and
will lie very delightful afternoon for the lit
tie folks. The admission of pupils to the mat
ince will be ten cents, and no doubt the cou
house Will be crowded.
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T)ATENTs
M. M. ROHRER & SON.

ATT0INEYs-AT-LAw AND SOLICITORS OF AMERI.
CAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS,
No. 500 seventh ST.. Washinst0s, ID. Z.
Practice patent law III all its branches in the
Patent Office and the Courts. Special atten-
tiOn given tOre-issues and rejected Gases.
ilGitd&4:w
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SAMPLE NOTICE..

II il inDGssiblc tor Il wo,ri:tn after faithful
course: OF treatment it'll Lydia +. PinkhaE,'s
Vegetable Compound to continue I" suffer
with il weakness OF the uterus. Enclose
stamp 10 Mrs Lydia +. Pinkturn, 2S3 Western
areni,t. Lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
jy4@lytcod&w
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Last evening J. 3. Martin s. Co., dry
goods merchants, corner of West King
and Prince streets, gave their employees,
sifteen in number, line supper at the
restaurant Of the Stevens House. The
feast was prepared aud served in the best
manner 10y Mr.. J. Il. Kepperly, the restaur
atenr.
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Fatal K.iiroah Collision IN Franco.

LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from
Paris says a railroad collision has oc-
CURED near Chantau Thierry. Two per-
sons were killed and thirteen injured.
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MARkETS.


NEW lOEK. Jan. ll.-FlOur firm, with
moderate export and home trade: >upersnc
State S 30I3 So: extra DO "a 2Ol4 50; choice dO
81 GUsl4 80: fancy do s. O0G6 80: round hoop
Ohio II 25l5 %: choice do at IS 1895 15: super
fine western 81 3O1S 50: common tn good ex-
ira do 81 2OG4 is: choice do 81 1OG6 '5 !;
choice white wheat do Is O0gG %: Southern
firm and quiet: common to fair extra u 81
@! p good to choice do $ 30IG 80.
Wheat a shade stronger, and quiet: No.
White, Feb. 81 171s No. Red Feb. II 20l4 q
2Oss !: do March. 81 2lt4G0l An,.
Corn dull. without decided change: Mixed
western spot, 53l@@g57s4c: ito future at 55l:S q
jSc.
Oats without important change State, asp
Soc: Western 416Qisc.
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Don't Rub or the Enamel

Mothers never fail to r.comluenu Malt Bit
trrs IL nourishinS and Strengthening.
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rlNff z: HIGHEST WAGES WILL BE GIVEN
i to Il woman competent to do the cooking
and aid in the general hOuscwOrk III II small
family. Invuire of
c. !IOFFMAN'S OFFICE
janll-2td* No. I:; North Duke Street.
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NOR KENT.-STOHE AND DWELLING
I No. 10 south Queen street. Apply ut the
lNrELLIGENCER Office.
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,ceth with gritty preparations. The
are too valuable tObe trifed with. When
6. you must have false ones or gum
yourself through life. Use SOZDDONT, which
contains no grit. 1t cleanSes the mouth and
vitaIiZe- the sccrctiOnS.
janiOiwleOd&w
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Special Notices.

Shaving becomes IL luxury when induisc'i
in daily with Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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j. K. SHIRK, M. D.

Uor,ncliy 1T the Vienna General HOspital).
loS NORTH DUKE SrH..sT.
Lancaster, Pa.
Office. Hours 10 to II An.
''S ''"'iS to z. NJ. is-stdS2iwf
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NEW LdEVERTISEMENTS.

JxTANTED-AS SITUATION lsY !, STEADY
w young married man. willing 10 'lO any
thing. Reference can be given. Address L" -
INTELLIGENCER Office. ltd
VINfiE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOT
/ Holders OF the Lancaster Cemetery for the
election of Trustees will be held on TU ESDAY,
FEBRUARY l, 1881, between the hours of 10
and IL o'clock IL. n, at the Grape Hotel. North
Queen street JOSEPH SAMSON
janll !9.l Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-11
n NEW MOVE.
The Opposition t. GOwen.

The Opposition IT, GOwon.
PHiLADELrIIA, Jan. 11.-A petition has
been filed in the clerks office of the United
States circuit court here, and will 10 pre-
scnted to Judge McKennan in Pittsburgh
to-day, asking that the permission granted
the receivers of the Philadelphia 4 Read
ing railroad to issue deferred! income
bonds be set aside.
In the court of common pleas No. |, to-
day, Judge Allison granted an alternative
mandamus, commanding the president
pro tem. and managers Of the Philadel-
phia & Reading railroad company to pass
resolution and the secretary to issue Il
call for !, meeting OF stockholders for the
purpose Of holding an annual election for
president, managers and secretary of the
company.
THE NATIONAL MESDICANr
Logan Rushing his I,illto Place Grant on the
Retired List.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-At meeting
OF the Senate committee OH military af-
fairs this morning, Senator Logan called
up the bill introduced by him, and referred
to the committee yesterday to place
General Grant upon the retired list
with the rank and full pay of general Of
the army, and authorizing the president to
assign him to active duty in case Of emer-
gency. Senator Logan and his Republi-
can colleagues argued immediate favorable
action upon the measure, and after warm
discussion it WAS determined by u majority
vote to postpone its further consideration
until the next weekly meeting.