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SALE REGISTER.

Friday, Feb. 90, Adam Wagner Ad
niinistra,or Of Tillman Lehr viii
sell valuable Real Estate in Ban
nerville.
Saturday, Feb. o6, abraham Brubaker
Executor &c Of Menno Stauffei
decd, will sell Real Estate in I'm.
nion twp. .--
Tuesday, Marcel, 1, Mary Long will sell
House hold goods In Middleburg.
Tuesday, March 1. Samuel Winters
will sell Horses Cows. Sheep. Farm
Implements, Household Goods
&c, in Beaver twp.
Wednesday, March 2i, Robert Smith,
near Troxelville, will sell Horses
Cows, young cattle, Brood sow.
Shoots, Farm Implements and
Household goods.
Saturday, March 5, John NJ. Mover
will sell Horses, Cows. Farm Inn
plement, &c. on the premises OF
Jabob Y. Meyer, in Adams twp.
Monday March 9TH, Jacob Steiren will
sell Live Stock, Farm Implements
hih W illS TtSl-
dence miles south of Freeburg.
Tuesday, March 8, Simon aud Morris
Erdiey Administrators of John
Erdley, decd, will sell Live Stock
Farm Implements and Household
goods.
Wolnsday, March o. WIN. Harding.
Agt. for John Kramer. will sell
III Hnt an nd M IL, Era,rant
Saturday, March 10Th, Mrs. JIary J.
Aurand will sell horses. cows. farm
implements, &c. in Middlecreek
township.
Thursday. March 10, Jacob Steinincer.
Execntor of Henry Rauch, will
sell Cows. Hogs. Farm Imple-
ments, House hold goods aud &c.
Thursday. March, 10, at Eisenhart's
Store, in Washington twp. Stroud
aud Reiclenbnch will sell Horses.
Cattle. Farm Implements &c. &c.
Tuesday. March IL. Abraham J. Has.
siuger will sell Horses, Cows.
Farm Implenients. &C., about hall
way between Beaver Springs aud
Troxelville.
Thursday, March 17th Y. IT. Wagner
will sell Live Stock. Farm mpe-
meats and Household goods at his
residences near Krtt5erviile.
Friday. Nrch II. michael Ewig will
sell Household G,ois. Farm In
p'ements. Live Stock, &C., in Ad-
ans tsp.
Sl,urday, March 10. Daniel W. Snonl;
viii sell Personal property, in Id
amsburs.
TUESDAY. Narch 2ond. George Kern
VIII sell Horses. Cows. farm i'm.
plimenis &c, in Mdileburs.
"Wednesday, March %. Bcniimin
Kramer will sell Horses. Cows
Farm implements &c, &c. in Md
dlecreek twp.
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The following we copy from Il

The following we copy from the
LUTHERAN OBSERVER.
Mrs. Moatz was the rclict of Mr.
Geo. Muatz, W ho preceded her TO the
eternal world, July 25th, 1873, at thr
age of 13 years. s months. % deys.
Together they had iournpyad through
life for fo rty-six years. Having been
cousecrated in infancy To the church
OF Christ, and in youth confirmed and
received into membership with the
Lutheran Church. they were ever
known and recognized in the com
lnunity. n true and consistent mem.
bers OF this branch of our Lords
Kingdom. Mother Moatz was beloved
ny all who knew her, and although of
y pniet and retiring disposition, she
iet her light shine, when possible be-
ihS present al service In Gods house :
never neglccting To join with Gods
people ut the Lords table, whenever
opportunity offered. As an evidence
of her faithfulness, In connection with
hcr departed husband. il the fact
that they raised ten children. three
sons and seven daughters, all baptized
IN infancy al became members of
tile Lutheran church on arriving nj
the proper aye ; and at the present
time, ncnrly all, with their wives aud
husbands, are Hc;ive members of the
church mother Moatz loved. She wns
buried on Christmas dav, December
18th, 1880, on which occasion the pns.
tor IL CT preached from the following
words Of st. Pant "For if we believe
that Jesus died md rose again, even
so them also which sleep in Jesus viii
God bring wit, him. ~ Thess. iv. H.
her end was one Of patience and
peace. .JY =
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PETIT JURORS
drawn for regular term commencing
February 2sth. 1851.

drawn for regular term commencing
February 2sth. 1881.
Adnms-I. Y u. Meyer.
Beaver--Dsniel Alter, Sepbsres G. Bach.
man. Reuben Dubb, Samuel Gun,
dram.
Beaver wesi--Iisnry Baker, Frauklin p
Decker. Charles D Greenhoe. George
Lambert, John @. 0idi. George W
0cker, Charles A. Smith, John W.
TroKel, 7. A. Wagner
Centrs--Jaoob II. Hartman, Samuel
Kuouse. Frank spsngler.
cbspman-Ps,rick Brown. John @,
kreiixer,
Franklin Phillip Amig. Asaph Bowersox,
Jacob W. u senhowsr, Henry Stein
inger.
Middleburg---IIenry Bsohmau.
Midjiecreek--william \. rlicksl, Hsur .
Krouse. J. Robert Kscisr.
Penu-Valruiine Bolig.
rsrry-Edward D. Meyer.
psrry wess--Allea 0rayhili.
HslidsKruvs--0Idson Am,g. U. y. Qsseory,
Wells 0, HolnsA, Jsha usha, N.lss
IIuumsl, Joseph LumbArt. Willlau
y. NsQsyjys @osepe r, tsfts, jeesb
9eg9. jsoob = Hsasuf
WI. es.1l; ~
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= Q dutulius leads tho advance.
= ~ Just opened . fresh stock Of Goods,
:. J. superior quality, ssylo and finishe,
y = 1oderate pricos. wannamaker's
s.mp'@ in unknown qusntIty from
:.s we:'e - a'as> fhssldlous my ss,oci
~. Z y.poo q bsIns suIlsd In
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vennor. the Canadian weather pro,
pnet predicts very stormy weather
!. WIN "a heavy snowfalIs, from Montrea
20 y. washington. and heavy rains .thro
=, .ae Southern States. for the fore par
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GRAND JURORS
drawn for regular term commencing
February 2Stb, 1881.

Adams-James L Kline. Peter Reigle,
Joseph schreiiier, Adam Smith.
Beaver wssi-Joseph n. IIaipes.
Franklin-John Ernest, Robert Hummel,
Robert Smith.
Y. Shindel.
Middlecreek-John LeItIel.
Boust.
Penns-Adam j. Fisher, Frederick d.
Ulrick.
Perry--.Leyi Kepler, Andrew Romig.
Perry -sIhomas Shellenbrrger.
selinsgrove>.-J. ". Gsugler, Alfrel Mar.
burger.
Union christopher Fox, Thomas iIoI-
man.
wasbingion-. Edward Basslsr. David
Grman. Frederick T.. nilbish, Elias
sbo,lberger.
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tuthcr is ee,tinu Well.

My daughters say, "How much bet.
ter father Is since he used Hop Bit
ters." He is getting well after his
long suffering from disease declared
incurable, aud we are so glad that ne
used your Bitters. "A lady OF Roches-
ter N. utica HERALD.
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Feb, $ iI Centre twp. OF pneumonia
Mary Magtlalene Humihel. wife OF
John Hummel, and daughter of The
late Frederick Bilger, aged 60 yenrs 10
months and "a days.
Feb. 10. at Adamsburg. CatharIne
Dreese, nged 5e years. o months and
10 days.
!. Feb. 1o, Mt raxtonvillc. dropsv.
Mnry Magdalene. wife OF Benner
Thomas, aged 90 years, month and 2
days.
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| ICENSE NOTICE.-Notice is

| lCENSE NOTICE.-Notice is
- herc,y given that
Jacob q. Smith, Midllchpr,
''''' r N'Is''U'r' Franklin,
have nlei their petitions TOR Tavern license win
INC tlrrk OF quarter SessiOnsoi Snyder county
.ni the erline VII he presented Tor approval an
Monday, tie 2sth day oi Feb. next
AMI now, Inuutry 18th lsrT N "a o,1,,oI
tnhl the ,.lerh OF the court insert In tho puhlI.
cation ct Favero Licenses hereafter u notice
tthtRl i.lconses yrantc by the Court Will be
nun tnd void, unless to nnnIir,nt shnii M,
the same within htteon days after the same
shall have boen granted. by the proluctinn oI A
receipt from the county Treasurer to the Clerk
OF said Court that the License fee mas been
r"iu' PR CUEIAM.
j, GROUSE, Clerk o. \,
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Superintendent wickersham esti.
mates that twenty-cight thousand four
hnndred and seventy children of
school age In this State are not In
school.
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IL will bay every body to examine
the immense Stock Of Furniture for
sale by the Popular Furniture man
w. II. FELIX Lewistown Pa.
Feb 3, 1851
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Officers elected on Tuesday. except
school directors. will. according to law,
assume the duties Of their Office ON
'ne iirst Monday Of March. This law
applies TO townships, but not to bor-
oughs.
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NHHigys

~
Fer Allentown and Way Stations. Goo
y. m.
For Reading, Phla dclpbia, and Way
Stations, l.i5 p. IN.
Trains for Harrisburg ieare as foRows
Leave New York. via Allentown, sA5
u. m. Loo and $50 p, m.
Leave New York. via ''Bound Brook
Route and Philadelphia. 7.ij y. m, 30
hnd b.8o p, M, arriving at Harrisburg
DO. $50 p. M, and l2.35 an,
Leave Philadelphia, g.4j m. 40
and I i5 y. m.
Leave pottsville, 100, 9.10 a. M, and
i.i0 r IN.
Leave Realinr. 40. 8 90. ll.5o am.
l.So. q. 10. and lo.35 p. IN,
Leave Polt~vile. via Scnnylkill 4 Suss
quchannn Branch, $50 a. m,
Leave Allentown, G.25 300 AN. ~. TO
i.3o, aud 300 p. m.
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Somebody says there are snow-drifts
IN the Alleghenies sixty feet deep. II
.n's be trne, they must be in deep ra.
vines or defiles.
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9. Milton Moetz. has purchased
the old home stead for $4,000, Afilt Is
a fine fellow and Is doing good bus
mess In the tonnery.
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IHmors, 'rBRipeids. mercurial disc y
cs scrolula and general dchliie cured
hy Dr., Lindsey's Blood scrrchor.
cid ly druggists.
Jan. 10. 1881. 4w.
FCRs FURSl! FUBS s. On.
ptnhrimer Of s'lnsFrovc, pays the high. .
est price fot Mustrats, lIacoons, &c. &C.
Jan %, 5w.
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Philip q. Rover, who has been
spending several months with Snvder
oo' friends. left for his home in Mich
igan on Monday last.
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CAuTION.

NOTICE Is hsrehy given that the follow
IN iag articles have been purchased by
The aadersiRnea aud leh In the posseasiou
Ief jacob fislmAn Of Beaver twp. enyasr
Go. Pc, during his pissvars. Al per-
sons ere csu,ioned uet 10 usdJls or later
fers vi,h The sNue 0He ratsAbls S,san
Saw MN Ave- usa 4 " usrses >~e
nsIee - VAgso, ,tssa ~ VaeeaA
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Ladies' should know that Ayers
Hair Vigor is a superior and economi.
cal dressing n has become an indis.
pensable article for the toilet.
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administrators Sale Of
Real Estate.


VNHf undersigned. Administrator OF
j the estate Of Tillmsn Lehr, late of
West Beaver township. Snyder county.
Pa, deceased, by virtue OF an OF der issued
out Of The Orphans Court Of Gnyder Co
will expose 10 Public Sale. at the late res.
idence Of said deceased, in Dannervi.le,
county sforesai l. on
Friday. February 25th. 1881.
the following described Real Estate siiu-
ate in Beunerville. county aud state afore.
said, bounded East ~ 10, Of Solomon
s,eiuingsr. South by Public Road. North
by an Alley, eontaining Two To MN
LOTS wherein ere erected y a>Siory
Frame House. Stable,
BLACKSMITH SHOP. ond other outhuiid-
ings-eholee fruit trees-a never falling
well OF water in hack yard.
Also -FOUR TOWN LorS. adjoining he
above, and marked Nes. I. g. o aud 10 IA
'be town plst Of BaUasrville. esilsininx
ope Acre.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. N. Of
said day whea terms Of sale win be nais
known by
ADAM WAGNER.
Jan, 0. 1881 AdmiuisifHior.
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An act tn prevent cousins from in
'ermarrying has been introduced in.
to the Pa. Leg.
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Until another installment of snow
comes sleighing may be considered
p'ayed-out in this region of country.
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Franklin connty's bin for printing
last year. was s2.l30,69.
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Dontf scare abont the small pox
ont get vaccinatcd at once.
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" ycn want to get rid Of pimplcs, hollis
'euer' Nc. use 'Lindsey's Blood Search
err Sold hy all dy all druggists.
''Dr Sellers Cough Syrup" viii ensure
you y good nights rect II Is the hes,
cough medicine ia The market. Price 2s
ceute.
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PRIVATE SALE.

A valuable Brick Hotel. locate d In
franklin, opposite the Sunbury aud
Lewisiown Rair Dad depot, is offered
Tor sale.
Thisis substantial building built
ON the most modern style. adapted ~
Hotel or private dwelling hcauti
fully located; II well of excellent water
~ the summer.house aud annie
stnhling, Ice house and other out
buildings.
For further particulars call on or nd.
dress, ID. +. NEWSLETTER.
MilIlpltr,, II,
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The Eastern Penitcniiary never was
30 full Of inmates as at present.
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4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

= letters II administration on the estate a,
ir I,h, Lease late Of Washington twp Spsde-
undersigned. an lporscns knowing themse,yes
Indebted 90 Faid estste viii please make in-
mediate payment while ttoEc having claims
asain.i SAID estate will present them ior settle.
DANIEL. LEASE
feo' ~ lesl' Administrator.
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L,XECUToRs' NOTICE .I.o,,ors

E,AECI lohS NOTltE.--L Letters
- testamon,ary on the estate OF Mary
~, bye, late of Seiinsgrove B0tous L
NnlueI SountY deed having been grant.
ed To tue undersixued, ali pei sons knonir p
themselves indebted TO said estate are regue.t-
sd to make Immediate payment, while those
hhIlsr claims willpresent them duly aathentl.
Gated Tor settlement 10
GEORGE SCHNRE,
q. JAMES h. DAVIS.
reb ~ 1851. Executors.
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sept, o, 80.


TuE CHRISTIAN Guns AND HoNg MAeA-
ziNr. is on our table. II is a monthly
Magazine. of 81 pages 81 ed with Liter
AIRY aud Religious entertainment for old
and young. II has the following depart.
ments II: Literary For the Girls =: Cor
respondencc Mystic Circle: For the
Little Wee Ones llumorou, and SUNDAY
School. The matter Is all well written
NnI selected. Rev. p. W Rai'lab,uph, n
journalist Of experiences the Editor. aud
Miss Emma Dengler. Associate Editor.
We reconmend the Magazine TO every fam
lily who have a desire TO place in the hands
Of their youth - pure literature. II is
published At the extremely low prices of
bO 'cnts per year. Liberal Premiums are
offered TO Canva~.ers aud subscribers
sample Copies are sent free to all who
will send tLeir address to the Publisher.
Paw Z. ANSrADT.
NoRR, Pa.
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Hcadache cured for c5 cents by DIR,
METTAUR'S HEADACHE AND
DYSPEPSIA ILLS. Price 25 cents.
Feb. 3,4w.
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The thaw last week made work for
the bridge builders.
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BALDWIN BRANCH.

BALDWIN BRANCiu.
Leave Harrisburg for Paxton. Lo-
chiel, ani Sicclton daily. except sun lay
o.21, 6lo, 30 a. m, 100 p: IN. daily
except Saturday and Sunday. 8 IS p. m
ani on Saturday only, I.lb. clio. Q 30 y m
Returning, leave >tcei;on daily. eX,
cept SUNDAY. q. 10. 100, 10. 20 n. M, . 90
=. m daily. except Saturday and sun
day. olo =. M, ani od Saturday only.
b.lo. G.3o, 800 p. m.
j. L. WOOTTEN,
Genl Mauagor.
G. G. HANCOCK.
Gem'i Pass'r 4 Ticket Agt.
Feb tni VII a..
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A DMINtsrR ATORs NOrIcE ?

~ i'No NOIi5r.-
!. !. Ic'tsrs Of Standardization on tho estate OF
nenry Moyer, iato OF jackson twp, SNYDER
20. Pr., dec'i, have been grantsI 10 Tho undey
sixnoi. All persons kanwing thsnsetves IN.
eoteito sal1 esttto VIII pissss atke l-nn sf t.
SAIL estate will present the'n for ssti,omont / 70
Feb. - 1881 pd. Adminisirs,,r
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1 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTiCr

Letters Il administration on the estate
ol Abraham Rcrg", late of Midilecreol, iWn
ohyher ~ -, deceased have beeu rranteI 10
mo uh icfsiHncd. All persons knnwinp them.
= ives iaIciei to said estate viii plotse make
lmwelihte payment while those having claim :
agall-t saIl estate will present them Tor set.
Jan. q, issl.pl. Admial.lrHtor
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HEADACHE cured for 25cents bv
DR. METTAUR'S HEADACHE AND
DYSPEPSfA PILLS.
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WANrrD.-The name and address u
every cnmrade of the i0th Regt. Pa
vols. also the address of those whc
have died, send name and address, on
Postal Card
SAMUEL BTCKEL
Committee fnr Suvder 20.
Benvertown Pa,
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DIED.
January 25tb. 1881.
PHlNEAS CoCKRELL,
Died.
CONsuNrPTIO n.

brought on by severe cold onl
he lungs. which might haveI
lheen cured hy one bottle Of Sisrs'I
sSNHuP Of TAN WILD Cu.nPY and,
sdoARnouSD If taken in time.
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Court commences on Monday next.
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Scarlet lever and diphtheria are still
carrying of many little ones in diff.
ferent parts OF the State.
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Eggs are becoming more abundan,
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NtH,ldVs

SuH1dVs
Leave New York $40 p IN. Pbillade-
phi,. 7.i5 p. IN.
Leave Reading, 500 am. and 10, ,8j =. IN
Leave Allentown AZ 900 ~. III.
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lEWIsTOwN DIVISION.

rrsir' leave Lsristo~n JanctIOn a. folIs~,

,Vhs lacine Express west can DO tagged
Nc ' o. 1tOwnatB n m
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

J. y. HUTCHINSON, Supt.
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Tin and after SUNDAY, Nov. 7th, 1850. ,h
trains on the Philadeluhis Efle Rail Road
Division viii run as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-10
CaDit0I Notes.

Mr.. Mcpherson, clerk OF the House of Represent
atives, leaves for Pennsylvania to-day to be absent
until Monday next
EX-Speaker Randall will remain in Philadelphia
where he now is, until after the funeral of Colonel
John w. Forney.
Representative Taylor, who represents the dis
trict so long represented by President Garfield,
will on Tuesday offer resolution to create Sc
lect committee to which shall be referred all bills
attendant upon the late Presidents sickness and
death.
Senator voorhees, WILL at an early day make
speech defining his views on the tariff. He will
mold that there Is a difference between ga tariff
for revenue Only'' and revenue tariff.
The Ohio delegation have been assigned five
places under the clerk and doorkeeper OF the
House. The fifteen In the delegation drew lots as
TO who should name the men. Representative Up
degran drew clerks place and four others mes
senger places under the doOrkeeper.
The Goorkeeper of the House has been requested
by the Ohio deleg lton to place the soldiers roll
General Fitch, of that state.
Senator Pendleton will make an elaborate speech
on Monday on his bill to reform the civil service.
Secretary Blaine, it is understood has recon-
mended ex-JOurnal Clerk Barclay for his old place.
Speaker Keller, it Is said, wants Mr.. Smith, its
present incumbent, retained.
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Wal. street yo.Scv.

NEW YORK. December i0.-The Post I'm its fnan.
clal article Il 40 n Ia Cfitou) says: At tie stock
TX hGnge u. = bonds continue strong. ani tiia a.
extended IS and s. Ere each = highcr. Southern
state bonds At" duh The Tennessee issue ere
generally strong. and Lal-6 per cent. higher. The
boSt n, H2rttor and Fri iir,tS have been notable
execution taey nrsr advanced = - "a, then fell
10 'oif, and are IL a write. Dur NO the first
two hours Of b: laess tic stock market was strong,
ami prices after Opening at On advance OF n per
cent, advanced = u p per cent since noon, asax
% this advance has been lost IN the list Of spa.
ciaities thefcatur, S have been Richmond and Dan.
vile, which has advanced To 10 irum 1876. and
Richmond and West Point 10 ia9 nom i33k. The
volume OF business Tor the whole market has been
small. Il. S.-Sinee Mrhang the above
the extended 6S have further advance TO l0l 4, and
AZ TO 1lik. The money market Is somewhat
easier to-day, the ruling rate for call loans
OF stocks being per cent, and the exceptional
rate being l5i OF one per cent per day. On pledge
or Unlted St3teS bonds the quot ttiou Is 4siiS per
cent 1liIe loans are 5i6 pfr cent, ana prime mer-
camille paper II 6a1 per cent The L. \ suh-treas-
ury l. debtor al the CieaI1ng House this morning
IN the sumof $50 lll4S OF the twenty Millions
or 81 per cent bonds in tie G5th call, tie amount
unrtG tened up 70 beginning or business today
was N,iO!,Cc0. To-day up % O'Clock lS5, 100 OF
These bonds had been presented Tor prepayment
The SUB IRE sury during the Week covered hy the
oailk statement gained on general balance s66 ~.
Included Ia Tie receipts, however, r. one million
dollars gold IRON Philadelphia. Excluding this
sum the Result Tor the week Is loss OF ssl 2g7.
The market for foreign exchange r. dull, but tie
unueftone OF the market is fully steady.
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srussaIo,s I.ife rSsUrance ,v,racr.

EUTFAro. NY, December I0-In the co.rt OF
oye aud t'rniner today Judge Barker sustained
the Indictment ~ murder aEstns; OTrin {. Thorn IS
ana knWln Parker, the latter 81 whom was
Yesterday transferred from NeilaRl fafl to
IuIont0 on hab - CpTa0S In CNtrad ton pro
ccctings The judge held the copr1 had 70
power u so behind the preSr ntrnent OF A
grand jury. The prisoners pleaded not guilty,
and demand and early Efal The &c nlants in
the s'gravey8ri Insurance" consp ray "a q con-
necJed with the Supposed murder were likewi e re-
guired 70 plead 4 motion for the minutes o. tina
grand Jury evidence being denied, time was given
until "Wednesday 10 mead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-10
GuiselU Trial Notes.

Judge Cox, it is stated, will discuss the question
or the Jurisdiction OF his court over GuiteauS
crime in his charge to the jury.
Guiteau has Nsveloped wonderful bitterness
towards MI. Corkhil and the other gentleman con-
nected with the prosecution. During the opening
days OF the trial lie appeared more friendly TO
them than to his own counsel. 'sThe reason Is
said one OF the prosecuting attorneys today shat
we were then engaged in proving his crime, and
he is proud OF that. We are now showing up his
record, and he is not so proud OF that"
The court VIII not be called to order Monday till
II O'Clock,