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MBATS.-BeefsiTloln. lSa20c. per 10. do. porter
house. 20c.; rib roast. 12IalSc.; steak, 2l5a2Oc
Corned Beef, sal2c.; Dried Beef Clipped, 25a30c.
DO. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 15a20c.: Veal, 126a20c.;
Mutton, 12Hal5c.. Pork. 10al2Ec.; Sausage,
12Ec.; Bacon Edms, sugar cured. 12ka1Gc.;
Shoulder. Breasts. i0al2 &c; Lard I0al2tc.
FRUITS.-OrangeS.2 5a30c. per doZ.; do (Flortdal
sc. per dOZ.: PlDeappleS, 25a4Oc.: ADDE'S 3Oa4Oc
per peck; Cranberries. 1Oa12 cts. per quart:
Strawberries, 15c. as per quart.
FIsH.-Shad, SOC. aSL00 per pair; herring, 15a
2cc. per bunch 81. p per 100; Perch, 3Oatoc. per
buncn; ROCK. large, 15a20c. per To-, 25a50c. per
bunch; Mackerel, l5c. per ID; Hallbut, l5a20c;
Trout, 12al5c per h.; Catfish, 2Oa25 cents per
bunch: Lobster, 12c. per ID; Terrapin (sliders).
S6aS9 per dozen; do, diamond back SIS per
dozen; Turtle, 25c.asl each.
BUTTER.-Ph!ladelphi Print. 45c.a50c. per h.:
western Creamery, 40a45c.: New York. &5a+1c: :
ron, 25aS5c.; Cheese. 15a2oc.; Eggs, l6a2gc. per
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish. 25a90c per PIX:
do, Lew, S0aSl; do. sweet 30a40c. per PIX:
Tomatoes, 25c. per basket; Cabbage. 5al5c.:
Beets, 3a5c. per bunch: Lettuce. 5asc. per head:
Turnlps. 15a2Oc per PIX; Onions. 50a50 per
coca per PIX; Beans, (Lima) 12al5c. per qt;
Spinach. 20aS0c. per PIX; Kale. 20a25c. per PIX;
Asparagus, 3Oa40c. per bunch; Celery, 5a10c
per bunch; Parsnips, 40a50c. per peck; Rhubarb,
10a12c. per bunch.
POULTRY.-ChickeIs, 50asl per pair; Ducks,
50c.asl per pair; Geese. ,5a$l: Turkeys, 1Sa20c.
per To-; SQUADS sl.75aS2. per doz.
GAME-nIfIick. canvas back s2aS2 n per
pair; blue wing 75c.asI per pair; 90 ishdIlierSl,
75c.; do. (red head, sl.25 aSl.50; do. (nallard)
S1aSl.25; do (dIpperl. 40c.
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TOLU ROCK AND RYE.
TOLU ROCK AND BYE.
TOLU BOOK AED BYE.
IOLU BOOK AND BYE.
lTrade-Msrf Secursd.l
The GREAT APPETIZER. AND SURE OUas
FOR COUGHS. COLDS. BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA.
CONSUMPTION. AND ALL DISEASES
OF THE THROAT AND LUNas.
TOLU. Ths most acceptable preparation
ToLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. known for Bronchial. PectorA and
TOLU.
TOLU.
p TOLU. Pulmonary Affections. ANEXOEL.
TOLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. LENT APPETIZER and TONIC. for
TOLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. general and family use. The Immense
TOLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. and increasing sales and Testimonials
1OLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. received daily are the best evidences
TOLU- Of it, virtues and popularity.
TOLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. PUT Up IN QEART-SIzK BOTTLEs
TOLU.
TOLU.
TOLO. GIVING MORE FOR TIE
TOLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. MONEY THAN ANY
T0LU.
TOLU.
TOLU ARTICLE IN THs MARKET.
TOLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. PRICE s1 PER BoTTLA.
TOLU.
TOLU.
TOLU. CAUTION
TOLU. DON'T BIZ DECEIVED oy urprin.
TOLU. cpied dealers, who ny ~ T>lxn on
TOLU. common Rock and Eye IN place Of our
TOLU. 1OLU ROCK and BYE, which 10 the
, TOLU. only MEDIOATED article mad. ln.
TOLU- GENUINE having PROPRIETARY
ToLU. GOVERNMENT STAMP ON sLua
TOLU. BOTTLE
TOLU. LAWRENCE MARTIN,
TOLU. PROPRIETORs.
TOLU. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
TOLU.
TOLU. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. GROOERS
TOLU. Iad DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
TOLU.
J. C. ERGOOD & co.,
EHoLzsALK AGENTS IN WASHINGTON. d. o.
A. NOGELER & CO..
novlO- eol2m BAIrrxoRp
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SITTING BULL and his camp or 100 lodges of
hostile Sioux are still at Wood mountain In the
Canadian northwestern territory He said he
went to the United States some time ago. be-
cause Maj. Crozer, OF the Canadian police. told
him TO DO so, but he did not like the idea or
surrerCerlng, and after sending 40 lodges 10
remainder OF his people 10 live ia Canada. They
are very door,
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E-THE SALE OF LOT TEN, IN PERTAINS
subdivision OF lot eight, In square number five
hundred and SIXTY five, 1868 with improv ements,
is postponed until FRIDAY, APRIL 1sT, 1881
same hour ana pace on account Of the weather.
BY ORDER of the Trustees. mar3U-3t
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SPECIALTTES.

nj RS. HI. f. WRIGHT, CLAIRvoYANT AND MAG
1Hl NETIC PHYSICIAN, has eminent cess in treat
SHOULD call at her residence, 600 9Th street corner
of street northwest. mari -2ms
nR. KICORD. 141 WEST FAYETTE ST.,
ment Of Gonor rhea. Syphilis, sPermatorrhea. I'm.
potency, &c. cure guaranteed.
u 1s evident that physician who confines him
self exclusively to the treatment Of certain class
OF diseases must possess erester skin in that spe
Railroad fare to and from Baltimore deducted
from fee. Call or write. mar3- Sin
nj ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
UA LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and
Gentlemen 90 cents each. No 403 street. between
4th and 9th streets northwest. feblO- SHs
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MI SasSoon, an Indian millionaire, has PIT
his Stables on the top OF his house in BelgrAye
square London. The horses are carried up by
an elevator.
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STEAMERS. &c.

pOTOMAC TRANsPO8TATION LIME
leave tephenson'sWh ,rf. foot It'll street EVERY
SUNDAY. at p. m. for Baltimore and River
All River Freight must be prepaid.
eTEPHENSON q BBO., Agents,
9TH It. Wharf. or l2th st. and Pa. ave
NV. MARLIN
RIvER LANDINGS.
The Steamer ARRowsM1TH leaves Potomac
Ferry wharf. foot Of It'll street, every
SATURDAY. MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
at O'Clock g. for ALL RIVER LANDINGS a.
fsr az Gurrioman and Leonardtown. according to
mari FL. STONE. Purser
FoH NoRFEC1SR4T ktss4 FSSHgaTKsnMsoUEH.
AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
CARRYING THE q. s. MAIL,
FosF and P5NT
Returning leaves Norfolk on Wednesdays. Fri
days ana SUNDAYS; at p m;
First Glass f fare to Pney Point Point Iookoa:
statercnms al s:s TIC 70
aSS Sas ss S2fTi Hsai s4gt m.
IeoA VIM r WEIGH, Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK sTKAMERs.
The Steamer JANE MOSEIIEY will resume her
trips to NORFOLK on MONDAY, the 2lst Instant,
leaving her wharf, foot of 9th street, every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock D.
m. touching at Piney Point, Point Lookout and
Fortress Monroe,
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
d01 %
First class fare to Piney Point and Pt Lookout l. 80
ScCono-Ciass... 10
atSIoV 4VU
Tickets .nd htaterooms can be secured ST general
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and E. O. KNIGHT will resume
their trips, leaving Pier Il, East River, New York.
every SATURDAY st 4 q. N. and GEORGETOWN every
FRIDAY at . m. For particulars spply to Agent
febi6 1',' >0 ALFRED WOOD. secretary.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-sTRAmsHrr
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAYRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this company will sail every Sas.
arday from Bremen Pier. foot Of Sd street. Hoboken.
Rates Of passage:-From New York to Havre, Lon.
don, southampton and Bremen, first cabin, 800:
second cabin, $50; Storage, $780, prepaid steerage
certificates. &24. For freight or passage apply to
0kLRIOHS / Co, Bowling Green. New Yori,
". G. METZEROTT Il CO., gas Pa. Ave, Agents
for Washington. 1anlp
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. s. L. CADY'S BOARDING AND DAY
ul SCHOOL for young ladies; West lind Insti-
tute, New Haven, Conn. Eleventh ) ear com
nences September 2lst. Send circular. m2S-3m
ri RS. M. SICKLE.
TEACHER IN PIANO
mar23-1m No. 9E7 eth 1t. NV.
SPENCERlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner of
- 9TH and l. streets northwest.-This institution
has progressive and successful experience of Elk
teen years. 1t educsteS young men and women for
usefulness and self support Its graduates secure
positions Of trust and profit. Course of study and
training comprises the English Language, Business
Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penmanship,
Bookkeeping (by single and double entry) adapted
to every variety Of business; Elccution and Lee
lures. Day and Evening Sessions. For information
and terms eau al the College or address HENRY @.
SPENOER. Principal. tan19
DRIVATELY, OR IN stics.
Il Latin, Greek, French, German and English.
Special attention to preparation for College West
f6lnt, Annapolis and all competitive examinations.
d2s s.W. FLYNN. AM, TOO 5th ct northwest
FfNHE ARCHER INSTITUTE,
l. WASHINGTON, ID. @.
For Circulars address Mrs. NJ. r. ARCHER. l4OO
Mass achusetts avenue, Washington, DO. janis
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~ The ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POSTPONED
o@ing TO the continued sickness of the Trustee.
n u1.na TUESDAY, APRIL 5TH. same hour and
p'aoe. mar2S- dts
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctionear.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
POTOMAC STREET, BETWEEN PROSPECT
AND FIRST STREETS, GEORGETOWN,
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BOOKS, &c.

IHHE LATEST PUBLICATIONs.-A Fair
u barbarian, by Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett
cloth, 81 90; Into the Shade by Mary Cecil H,y,
lee. Csrlyles "reminiscences, cloth, SOC. Animal
Life, by Prof. Karl Semper, 81; The Land of
Gilead, by awrence Oliphant, 50; Life Of Weber
by Sir julius Benedict, 81 Browsing Among Books
by Abba Goold WoosOn, 81 Don John, No Name
series, 81; Ernestine. by Won Hillern, vols,
paper. sec.
FRANCIS Is. NIOHUN,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER,
1915 Pennsylvania ave.
4 complete assortment Of Prang's and Marcus
Wards Easter Cards Birthday Cards, &C Also
Franklin Square and Seaside Libraries. mar26
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A 4 T L n T 4 % ~ p
" -

WLKEH's' 2o6 c 13.E s5sFrT-
LIME, CEmENT, PLASTER, CARPET LINING
FELT, FELT and
nova GRAVEL RoOE g SUPPLIES.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

JOHN GIBSON and e. O. KNIGHT will resume
their trips, leaving Pier Il, East River, New York
every SATURDAY st p. N. and Georgetown every
FRIDAY at . m. For particulars spply to Agent
63 Water ST., Georgetown.
febl8 ALFRED WOOD, secretsry.
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tE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the illness of the Trustee until MON
DAY, MARCH 2oTH. same hour and place. m26-2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-08

Fat Rooney, the Irish comedian. who is
the principal member of the Miner Rooney
troupe, which will appear here tonight,
with his wife and child, little Katie
Rooney, left for New York at o'clock
this Afternoon and will not appear at the
opera house Tonight. Rooney is continu-
ally getting into difficulty with Miner,
who is q wellknown variety mana
ger and has a theatre in New York,
where lie now is. Miner does not
travel with the troupe, but Rooney says
he has had trouble will: the nagemcnt
and has left. Over year ago he signed
q contract to play with Miner for five years.
vt the bc.inn'n. Of this season, he refused
to play with him. The case was taken to
court and the result was that Rooney was
restrained from playing under any other
management then that Of Nr. Miner.
Rooney then found that he could rot do
anything and he resolved to go back to
Miner, with whom lie has been up TO tic
present time. Hcvcry often "kicks," but I
does him no good, as he can play with no
cne but Miner The other members of
the company will appear 10 night as adj
vert:scG, and is is probable that it will not
be long before Rooney is back with the
show. lie says So himself and he has gone
Oh to have Il talk with Miner. His absence
will not interfere with the show, although
he is advertised as the star,
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H:,luGcI!ieE.:. !

JHs FOoHcy- -Gtncr .Si0w.-This evcniu. the
Eooncy-i!incriruupc incluiin@ Il scorcor we'll
known actors vii! appear III the hall. l.. {.
Dunbar, tho Ni.Ancsc minstrel, WllO WIS here
with Tony D"nicr last scaaoa, is with the
troupe, SO are Billy Carter, the banjoist :
Lamont ard D"cro" ,tlic "!1appy Hoitcntots' -
and 4 @rca; many others. The company gave
L street parade this attcrnoon with tilrirSun,,
and they will draw well Tonight
"Phot0S. Next saturday evening the ccIe-
brifcd Ha".'i~ons Will appear 1T Fulton opcr,
house III their lnusical comedy, Photos,' in
which the have scored brilliant successes
wherever produced. The company resembles
i'll many aspects the famous Salisbury TrouIa-
aours. There are more people in the troupe.
however, and their varied spcciaitieS are pro
nounced clever and delightful. An evening OF
mrth ami melody is assured next Saturday
evening. and the entertainment will, more
over. be thoroughly Clean :nt wholesome.
-HNch'S -HaSirc'S.-Dn next Monday even
ing Tommy Mack's Ministries VIII appear IL
Fulton opera house. The troupe viii include
the MackS, who have just returned from Il
western tour; Monroe and Wallin". the song
and dance men, late of Eryant's minstrcls;
Andy Foley. and Il number OF other We'll
known people.
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No BREAK YET.

What Happened IN the Senatorial Conyen
tiOn To-day.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. S.-The TWEEN
t'eth ballot for United States senator wa.
taken to-day and resulted as follows
Wallace, 80; Oliver, y; Grow, SO
MacFeagh, 8; Phillips, 8; Hewitt, 2
Shiras, 2; Baird, ; Curtin, 1:
MIR. Ruddiman offered a resolution tt
the effect that speedy measures be adopted
to bring about 4 definite result.
Senator Norris offered as a substitute q
resolution declaring that unless an elcc.
tion shall have been effected by next Sat
urday all the candidates shall be dropped
and new names placed in nomination
OH Monday, the 18th inst. The substi-
tute was greeted with cries CT "No."
Pending action n motion to adjourn was
carried by vote Of 40 to 81, and the
convention adjourned until tomorrow.
Tho Tax Bill.
The bill to repeal the act creating the
Office of collector of delinquent taxes in
Philadelphia passed second reading in the
House to-day without amendment.
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.ilHk E1x.
l'illludelySl,ia Market


w., r,nlIADsLraIA. r.I, Pa. February s. Flour
extra So 500 y Obi" and Indiana family
s. :3A5 -: Pa. do - 75.15 co: ST. Louis family
| 70 oD!LG OO: Minnesota Extra u OOn5 3 !:
straight, s. .5Is25 winter patent SG $50; 80
spring do Sc 50aI3 -.
Rye tOur at s. %.
Wheat flrmSr: Nc. = Western Red 81 EY. :.
Pcnna. Rei, AMI Amber. 81 l2ll l3.
Corn quiet Dut firEer; steamer AiL,llJ,c ::
yellow 81! 4ajc mixed 52l.c.
oats quiet but steady; No. White i5lIiJl.c ::
No. DO 4io: No. do t2r6ii; No. Mixed
I2c.
Ryo firm at SJc
II co; new. $l5lDla so beet h.,ms Ssi OUIs3: i,s
dian mss beef $l9Gl 1850 t. o. b. Elcon-smOkCd
ham! tt11a0 lie: DicKle,' hams 5iiI9I.c smoked
shoulders 5i4@6c: salt do 3, .Gl51.c
Lard hrrner; city ha.tI3 lnall0,c: loose
Dutchers' 91yic; prime atcam SO.
Butter firm for choice grades Cream
cry extra o!QlJSc ,u good to choice va
~ Braiford county and New York xtr,, tubs,
2I0!Sc do nrkins. ai.i-5C; Western, dairy
extra . ls26c: tlo good tO ciioicu lSI2ic. Rolls
market choice scarce and wanted;
penn'a Extra 17il?a: Western. Reserve extra
1922.
Western 2SG29c.
Cheese quiet but :irmly held New York
ful! cream, l31.Dl4>: Western inlI cream,
hail skins 101 &c Pa. 'io lO.c.
Petroleum dull rcii.ird 3c.
Whisky at 81 10.
SecdS-GOC'! to prime clover Irregular. 7h0
81; Timothy jobbn. ut 81 SJfl. 90c FIaxsoei
hrmer at 81 4OGll 45.
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AN AWFUL ACCIDENT.
THE ROOF OF A DEPOT FALLS.
Crushing All Beneath IT.

Crushing All Beneath 1t.
Special 10 The 1NrELLleEScER
BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. S.-New Yorl
Central depot has fallen in, and crushed
everything beneath it. A Lake Shor,
train is buried beneath debris. Expected
great many lives lost.
Two Persons known to be Killed.
BUFFALO, Feb. S.-All of the old part
OF the depot, about four hundred feet, la.
fallen in, while Lake Shore train was
under it. Two persons are known 20 be
killed. No passengers were injured.
Further Details.
lhe noise Of the falling depot was heard
for long distance from the scene. A
number of lives were lost, but Just how
many cannot he asccrtained now. Two
bodies have been taken out thus far. The
tiremen and an extra force of police were
called out and have succeeded in obtaining
two bodies from the ruins one of>which was
that Of Capt. John Byrnes, and the other
that OF Henry Waters, private secretary of
Superintendent Tillinghurst. A large
force Of men are at work clearing up the
ruins.
The cause Of the disaster is attributed
20 the weakening of the walls by making
arches to communicate with the new depot
recently built. The spans of the old depot
adjoining the new structure remain i'll
tact.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REA,

VWUsrEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE. Ey virtue OF 81 decree Of the
Circuit Court TOR Cecil county. in Equity. the
ON u' the premises. nj on wEnSEsphY III, M pt'f FEBHU @
AIRY q, A. ID. 1881. ut ~ O'Clock nj, all that
Farm or Tract OF Land. situate in the seventh
OF Maryland, on the public road leading from
Port Deposit to Liberty Grove, whereOn the
widow and heirs-at-law OF Robert Evans, late
of Cecil county aforesaid, deceased now reside
which farm adjoins the lands OF VIM. Il. Steele,
esq.,, and heirs of DR.. John Evans and Others
and contains 2S7 ACRES. Roodsand - Square
PSrches OF Land. be the same more less: it
being more particularly described in the fol-
lowing deeds, viz: 4 deed from William G.
Robert Evans, dated the 18th day OF Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1S22, and recorded in Libcr j. S., No.
%. folio AZ, etc, one OF the land record books
John Evans ami wife to Robert Evans, bear
ing date the Sd day Of April; A. D. 1888. and re-
corded in Liber W. II. H.. No 4; folio G6s, etc.
another of said land record books; reference
being made thereto tor = more accurate de-
scription OF said Real Estate. The improve
TSreestory rss FRAGE bWELnNG We I'm MoEsE
40x44 feet, containing fourteen rooms. pantries,
closets, etc, and tronted by a beautiful Lawn
q Large Barn with stone Basement. and con.
veniently arranged StablinS. Ice House. Wood
and Coal HOuses Corn Cribs Carriage House
and other necessary outbui!disgS. There are
and the other ut the barn. There arc also Apple
and Pear Orchards in tull bearins on the prem
ises, together with Peach. Ounce and Plum
Trees and Grape Vines in full bearing, SUM-
cient to supply the family.
This desirable and highly improved farm j.
located about one and a.E;.lf mites above the
town OF Port Deposit. depot of the f., W. 4 Il.
Il. r., in q healthy neighborloCd; the lana is
of excellent quality and In high state Of cul-
tivation well watered and well fenced, and
convenient to mills churches. schools, etc.
The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree
arc: One.thirtl OF the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day OF sale and the residue
In two equal installmen,s at six and twelve
months from date of sale the credit payments
to bear interest an0 to be secured by the bonds
or notes of the purchaser, with security to be
approved by the Trustee.
Expenses Of deed to be betrayed by the pur-
chaser. W. $. EVANS, Trustee.
J. C.. HINDMAN, Auct. jan2G4tw
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The Circulation of the i:lGGl.

The subject Of the lecture by DR.. Crum-
baugh last evening before the class in
physiology OF the Young MEMS Christian
association. was the "Circulation of the
Blood.' The wonderful apparatus OF the
Notwithstanding the heart, the ar
tcries, the VEINS and the capillary system
was treated ut length and very clearly, as
we'll as the composition of the blood itself.
At the close of the lecture the doctor
showed. under high maSnifying powers.
the difference in shape between the red
corpuscles of the human blood and those
of the frog, the latter resembling a
weaver's shuttle and having nucleus,
while the former are nearly round and
without nucleus. The powers used were
about 400 diameters or 100, 600 surfaces
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cntcd success of Speer's Wine

The unprecedented success of Speer's Wine
IL North and South America and Europe, has
gained for it among the medical faculty Il
standing reputation. Chemists and scientific
lnen nave visited his cellar in New Jersey, and
amalyzrd his Wine, and pronounce it tho most
healthy and beneficial i'll the market. The fol-
lowing letter was received by Mr.. Spcer from
n". y. ID. Wilson, one of the oldest and most
celebrated physicians OF New York city: I
have been i'll the habit CT using Spcer's Port
Grape Wine, and have found it an excellent
stnmachic. Il gentle stimuiant and tonic. 1t Is
especially useful in cases of great nervous de-
blity and stomach weakness
The disposition OF unprinciplcd dealers to
a'i"ltcrtte wines has compelled Mr.. Speer to
bottle all his productions. and place his sigma
turc over the cork so as to insure to the public
Hsrurity. Ii is being used in churches for
communion purposes.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and Da-
Wis. and sold by II. L. S!aymakcr, Lancaster
Pa. feb1-2wd&w
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CLtt3o Market.

MONDAY, Feb. The receipts OF stock III
the various yards We're for the week: Cattle,
$500 head sheep, l0.GO1 hca' :: hogs, 1900 head.
Previous week-Cattlc, 2,ifo head; she p, 5000
head ; ogs. 300 head.
Beef Cattle: The market during the past
week was rather active. and prices of good
stock were steady while the common grades
were IL shade easier.
Bulls and COW. were in fair demand at It de
cline Of nc.
Calves were active.
Milcn cows were i'll moderate request.
Extra, GNmG1c Cool, .5zsf.Gl.c Medium, .sss
@j1lc; Common. 4lli1.c; Bulls and Cows, 38
4l4c; Calves, safe; Fresh Cows, $.'@45.
Dressed bceves. were in fair demand. We
quote Western at 71zasc., and city ut GGl9c.
Sales OF Dressed Ecevcs ~TLos. bradley, 100
head Western dressed ut 7>4@l3c.; Thomas
Ciavin, 80 do. do. al sGesl4c; &. 5. Dengler, G2
do do. ut 71&dlsAc: 4. 4. Boswell 72 head do
do 7,a90sAc ". ii. Brown, lis do. DO. at 7ssscA
slow and prices were about nc. lower. Tho
run was rather heavy with the quality fair No
common stock arrived.
wequOte rs follows:
Extra seqGl4c; Good. 5s4fg5Isc; Medium. ~
et51ac; Lambs 514@Gt4c.
Samuel stewart sold 80 head dressed sheep
at 5@7Ec.
HOgs.-Tbc market was fairly active. and
good grades were 2Ic. per pound higher.
We quote ts follows:
Extra, SIC Good. s14@s;zc; Medium, 7,lfQ
SIC; Common, 7@Q7sac.
SALES OF LIVE STOCK.
Roger May mes, l:5 Western and Lancaster CO.,
gross. 5l4MG,Sc.
A. Il J. Chrisiy. III Western gross, 5aG1c.
f. Sc Il. F.. McFIen, IJO Western and Lnnc,s-
ter county. gross, 5a6Hc.
John McArCile. rs Western, gross, S1Ifs6bc.
Daniel Murphy, - Lancaster co., gross, 5esGc.
Ulman NLch;nan Bros, 81 Western, account
Leaman Bros; IS Lancaster CO., account
&c. Eaer: - do, Levi Senscni,; 30 do,
own account, gross. 4izI6Ic.
Owen Smith. CS Western. account of $. Cauf-
man; - do. John NcArdle; IS Penna,
account OF l.. Mccullough; ~ dO. Il. Il.
BrysOn. gross, 5164c.
Schambers Il Paul, 60 Western. gross. 5NiGIlc.
&. Sc!iamDerg u CO., 100 Western, gross, sac
SIC.
Lowenstein & Adler. 173 Western. gross $40
&C; 45 Montgomery county COWS and
bulls, gross, 31a@s4c.
Dennis Smyth. 80 Psnn'a, gross, 4INGAc.
Daniel SInyth Il Bro. s. Western, account OF
j. l.. DOnley; 4j Lancaster county, on
account of SeitZ & lOwenstein. gross, 5f0
&c.
James Clemson, sc Penn'a, gross, jG5Hc.
Louis HOrn 35 Pa, gross. ia5Ac.
II. Chain, jr, 43 Western Pa, gross. iIIIJzc.
NJ. Levi, Is Pa. gross. 4%g,Jilc.
Bachman L Levi. 50 Western and - Lancaster
county, gross, 5Nl6c.
+. Scheetz, ID Western, gross, 5lpjI2c-
James Eustace. 25 Chester CO., gross, 51JAc.
James Aull, JJ Western, gross, WI6c.
II. NJ. Miller, 80 Lancaster county, gross, so
GAc.
Abe Ostkeim, 20 Western and Lancaster cOun-
ty. gross. l435fsc.
9. Dreifus, 30 Pa, gross, 4AGJIc.
j. +. Sader & Co., 80 Western, gross, 5H11izc.
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