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Iiyo StOck Market.

CHICAGO - Hogs Receipts, $1,000 heal ;
shipments, 100 head market firm and brisk;
mixed. 8 7pasi u; heavy, 81 O0lG 20; light
at $ 75IG 30 skips, Si15 ~.
Cattle-Keceipts, 5000 heal shipments,
1000 head market very Gull AMI weak ::
prime slow, nOminally quot,b!e ut ss0G 80 q.
good to choice, - 3DlS5 80: common to fair
at 81 GO15 10; butchers fairly active. but
weaker: common to fair, 81 cGp3 10 mcdium
to good, S3 2JlI4 80: stOckers and fec'lers
33 10I4 10 the market closed weak, with II
considerable number o: shipping stock un-
sold.
Sheep-Recipts, $50 head; shipments, so ::
market weak and l54l2Jc lower, business brisk;
common to fiir, s3 25lQt medium to good,
"a 9OGlI 50 choice to extra, 81 H45 80.
EAST rY-Cattle-Recefpts. GSi head
market slow at yesterdays prices.
Hop.-Receipts, 1880 head market fair
PhtIaGelphias at 81 4Oa6 GO; BaltimOres ut
&c 3OG6 30; Workers at Sc l5D6 q.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 market dull; &c Of
from last week.
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fDr SOME time past thc streets have. been
i.ohGcd with Il littl" card hearing the figures
- ,! in big b III typ. The people were puZ-
Zt,u fora time 10 know what il meant, bat The
!nyst"ry has been sawed hy The appearance
ot ann: her card announcing that Il tea store
has b""n opened 10y The ChnaHnd Japan Trit;-
imr company, :t No. 3l West King street.
,Indrr direction ot ldr S:l'rurl Clarke who
Tor some time was mana ,"rot the store kept
hy the American Gc:I company. i'll Centre
Square Mr.. Clarke Ia. :it:rd IL, H. new store
very ir;rcl and il is -tnc."d with large lot
OF t".-, coIlc"s. Nurafs ;tnh spices. The com
. i:,nY c rrprC-. NJ, !ciI. in direct cOruInuni-
ctii"H with al "i lr large importing houses,
rii.,lci - 50, 81 ',!y 'nw prices. Hand
some presents, ~uch a. i:l;L ulica and glass
ware. will b.. -:""r away 10 purchasers Of
2'"ndS, :mi an entirely m"w invoics. has iu~L
been received.
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LITTLE LycALs.


A silver plated ;an:ern with colored
"iass has been !oSt f'"n the city fire en-.
Iinc NJ 3. r. irraes. finder will @:
cnursc recognize &'Id SO. it.
Mr. Bc&unu1lc, al o.! City. S;ived q
woman and cald a. he Harrisburg IaiI-
road crossin., ycst2!,i2.y but was fatally
@ aSii' Il in his hero: efforts.
Tie contrac for building the Lititz and
RDthsv!l.e tuInp.!1a Iyad, s.l0c feet il
leng,II, has been aw.-g,..-i to Henry Shaub
Il Co.. Of this Cit, 'or $3.50.
Hes, Il Finn i."ppse 10 offer ii auction
tn-lnnrruw. begit..i;..:, e 10 8. m, lie fur
:liture smoked ara Y:i.erwise damaged bv
ti"i:. iate fire, at 2-G IVess King street.
The Spns 0: Veterans adjourned at i -
i,burg yesterday - a,ee: in Lancaste N
July T. Trey want the time for c. ng
the soldiers orp;:ans schools cxtrr6. r.
you'd 1880, as row fixed by law.
+. G, Ilalier and Eph Lane rep sc.'7 IS,
George II. Adams :: Iiumpty ;rnyty"
company, ara in town MAXIM arrange
m.!i'S fnr tic appearance "i ths show
i.rc" on Thursday, Jan. IS.
II. T. Hcr,nes, "f EpbrASa, CHAR ;c'l
with false prctenSe by II. W. Difcnbacil
o.. this city, had a hearing before Alder
man Barr, and Was held for trial n c"l"t.
The same al crmau sent four "rnrkS 20
jail Tor short time.
Mayor tIacGonig!c sent John and K..;:
Wilson, :: brace Of Old offenders, to the
s;ttion A:',i,. for 40 days, ,eacE, fer q! !nten
#:Ih diSordelly conduct. O"r "t =. inc
hta;a was sent Up for fifteen ".rI:, one 70:
tn days and oI!e lucky fal'oa .jaS dis
chaigei.
Tr-;no:row evening the tiith ni the
tru!se OF lectules in che:niStry will BE- de
cred in the y. VI. c. y. hal. Tie cub
+ !"r'h. "s"niD. viii be "Ci:brn AZ,
".u ubrnatrs," and ~: b. l'ir~',.:rl ~
Thomas It Baker, Pa. d., pvn;. "t c::cIA-
'rY in the MiIlersvi!la normal sohon!
This EIor'l,n :, "a, Levi X. Brown, 81
I ult II 'n~..Sh..,, va. &:an,iing nc:r the
heater ia the county registers Office, lie
vdS suddenly attacked with vertigo :,ni
t"'! heavily TO the II ,o... remaining uncoN-
.iriia for a short tj..sc. H., was assisted
10 ar;::4ir, and soon r"cpred su;lic iartly to
80 about his business.
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..sE-1 TisS-

E"TH.--!n Philadelphia, on the ..h inst,
Geo. L. ROtc, OF this city.
The lrl'ttiVc= and friends, !. 50 Pos! -. g..
a. L.. are respectfully invited TO attend Iht:
funeral, from the residence o: his hr::i llcr j.
4. E"t", NO. 10 South Queen street. nn Thur--
DAY afternoon, III = O'Clock. intrItncnt at
OOdwari Hill ceiaCtcly.
TAGGAET.-In this city. on Jan. $, 1533 sam.
mel Taggar. ag"'t IS year,, 10 months and !:
days.
His relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend III? funeral. from the resi-.
dencc OF his son-in-law. Frank Peters, No. -
North Mary street. on Thursday morning st II
O'Clock. Intcrncnt in Strasburg cemetery.
j9-2td
RonREG.-in this city. on the l0.h inst.
Edgar NJ, infant son of Miiilin T.. Lil,. Loaf jol
T.. ROhrcr, aged II months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully INVITED to attend the funeral,
from his parents residence, No. i52 North
Lime street, OH Friday afternoon q: q O'Clock.
lnteTmcnt at Woodward Hill cemetery. jl0-2t;t*
NAH|S.-At GordOnvi.lc, on the SIh inst =,
John Warns. in the 9J:h year OF his age,
The relatives and friends are respect fully iH-
vitcI 10 attend the funeral, from the resi-
icnce of q. y. Took. Gor,lonViilr. at "a
o'clock. Services at the German RcfCrmcd'
Church. New Holland at II O'Clock. It'd
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING JAN. 10, 1888.
AWFUL CALAMITY.
a MILWAUKEE FIRE, AND ITS RESULTS

| The Burning of Hotel-TerribIe Scenes o
Death-Many Guests Killed and
Injured.
New YORK, Jan. 10.-A dispatch from
Milwaukee reports that the Newhall house
has been burned.
1t is reported that seventy five lives
were lost.
Further Details
MILWAUKEE, Jan, 10-The Newhall
house, u six story brick building, was
burned to the ground about o'clock this
morning. Immediately after the discovery
of the fire the building was completely
enyeloped in flames and scenes of the ut
most terror prevailed. The inmates jumped
from the upper stories, covering the stone
sidewalks with lifeless bodies. Many guests
appearing at the windows and seeing the
distance to the ground fell back into the
flames and so perished.
The exact loss of life is not yet determ-
ible, but will reach from fifty to sixty dead
and from twenty to thirty wounded So
idA WCuoy -Gu1CC OOOlCS uhVo OoCu pA0CoO
in the morgue and nine more in places
near the ruins. Tho stores and
offices of the ground floor were
entirely destroyed and some of the
adjoining buildings. among them
the Mutual Union telegraph office, were
badly damaged The loss can scarcely be
estimated at this hour, but i: will reach
half million dollars.
A Big Pile Saved.
The cashier of the Manufacturer
bank safely carried out the cash box con-
tanning money and papers amounting to
5000, 1000.
The Names OF the Vict1ms.
Following is the list of killed so far as
known : Allen Johnson, commission mer-
chant of Milwaukee, and his wife ; Kitty
Baily, aservant ; Mary Burns, a servant
W. A. Hall, i miller of Laporte, Ind.
Zen. VanHaag, fireman, struck by afall.
ing telegraph pole; Thos. E. VanHorn,
Of Abbotts, N. Y. J. J. Haugh, of
Maroa, III. Lizzie Kelly, Maggie Owens,
Hall, Annie Brown, Bessie Brown, Kate
Stanchon, Maggie Sullivan, August
Gese, Mary McLade, d. G. Power,
Mrs. Brown, Mary Burke, Mary Anderson,
Mary Miller. Mary Mcmahon aud Mary
Conroy, all servants.
The following are missing: W. Il.
Durard, insurance agent ; George G. Smith
passenger agent Mrs. L. W. Brown, Miss
Challis, dressmaker, Walter Gillilani
and William Gilliland.
1t may safely be said that sixty peIsous
are dead and thirty seriously injured.
Mrs. John Gilbert, of tho Minnie Palmer
troupe, who had been married only two
days, was burned to death in sight Of the
multitude outside.
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E'oE EENT.-TEE OLD COIsNEL: s;RU-
h cCry on tie corner OF West Orange and
Prince streets. Inquire Of
&. q. HERR,
j9-3td No. 224 West Orange Street.
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MAkKEYS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January TO- Flour 'niet ut
firm.
Rye flour ut 80 Is.
Wheat firm, but quiet No Western. Red,
81 lO1S Del. and Pa. Red, 81 G1qCl W Long
berry Red and Amber, I'll Hal L.
Corn frmer, On lIYh: offerings for local use;
Rejected, Mixed amt yellow, .0tglSc: stciIDer,
62fp63c Yellow. s51ac; Mixed, GI.4gp6Jc; No.
Mixed and yellow, 53l6Ic.
Oats firm, but quiet; No. / White. 1879
SOC; No. ito, 49,; 40. ti", ''c: No. ;
Mixed, 45c.
Rye nominal at CSC.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter quiet and generally weak Penna
Creamery Extra, 42c; Western do, 3S.gHc.
Rolls quiet Pa. and Western, .ltljc, US to
quality.
Eggs firmcr on prospects o! iIgit rn eipts;
Penn'a 2I1? l92Sc Western, 81 .Gs BE- heii lots
20dl2jc lined lSc.
Cheese firm. with fair demand: New York
full cream, Il0l4L4c; Western do I34 a0l"hc
do fair IL good, l2IGll3c; Pcnn.t. part Skins,
71lfpS19c do full skins, .I6%c.
Petroleum dull ; Refined, 74@1asc.
Whisky at Sl.2.
Seeds Glover quiet ut HOP; Timothy
tuli III s. 70l2l %; Fllx-ced firm ut IL j!14ge
| d..
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just His Way.

Wall Street News.
- see," she observed a, sre D,.lsd up
Il IL! l. Iape.. that another woman
who "a> perfectly sane all the time has
just been released from q lunat;c asylum
after Il detention of three years" "Yos,"
briefly replied the husband. g She was
incarcerated by her husband?' - Yes"
Who wanted her out OF the WAY that he
might marry another woman Yes"
I" In case you desired to dispose OF me
you wOnld probably have me shut up in 4
iunatic asylum" mo ma am should
poison you. That's the cheaper and better
way. As a man of business and rs an
advocate of financial economy. I have
thought this matter over time AMI again
and l should certainly prefer - spend
fifteen cents for arsenic 10 paying nut ten
or fifteen dollars per week for GOODNESS
knows how long" She looked ut him
long time with whole iceberg ill each
eye and then turned to her paper with the
remark Just ike your stiugy ways;
you never want mo to have anything like
other fOlks.''
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Are v..r disturbed AT Night and broken OF
your : :, t'y a sic& child suffering and cTying z
with eXcruciating pain Of cutting teeth? II
20, 20 1t one" ana get bottle of MRS. WIN
Si.pH :; SOOTHING SlRI" II will rI.ljeve
tiir poor little sufferer mnlcdia,cly--.:enend
upon il: t'tT" IS no mistake .pOut il. There
= nt't l. mother On earth no has eTer used it,
wAD "!i not l"i. ;Ou at once that II will re,u-
iai" tiic hG;'cis. and give rest 10 the mother
ar.i leIici .tii health TO the Child, operating
Ike lna:ic. 1. il perfectly sale 10 use in al
cais.s and pleasant to the taste, AMI j. the
prcscIipliUI Df o..e OF the ciIcsT and best
female physicians ana n2r=c5 in the United
States. Sold everywhere. g cents Il hottie.
m2.Iy-I.W .W&S&w
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<IKAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICISE. ThE
U Great English Remedy. An un:aiiing
cure for ImpOtency, and al Diseases that
tude, Pain in the Back. Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity or Con-
SUM pt1on and q Premature Grave. Full par
ticulers in our pamphlet, which we desire to
send free by mali TO every one. The Specific
Medicine Is sold by all druggists at 81 per pack
age, or six packages for -. Or will Ee sent tree
by mail on the receipt OF the money, by al
dressing the agent. II. L. Cochran, 137 AMI I'D
North Queen street. On account OF counter
fefts we have adopted the Yellow Wrapper :
the only genuine. Guarantees 0fcure issued by
us, For sale In Lancaster by Ii. b. Cochran,
Druggist 1877 and l39 North Queen street
aprl31YdGW
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A Grave Error.

No error in the conduct of physical lie Gil
be greater, Or OF more serious consequence,
than to suppose that pains In tie back and
lOins, hutterinR OF the heart. and disturb
ances OF the urinary system are trivial, and
will "gO as they Came" TO neglect such
symptoms Is Il sure way to incur =,rio;is and
often fatal diseases. The true cure tor Them
Is Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and liver
medicine. This medicine Is never taken
without benefit. If nervous about your kid
neys, bladder. liver, Or urinary organs,
Hunts Remedy, jauIO-l wteOdSw
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new idea embraced in Ely's Cream Balm
Ca,arrh is cured by causing discharge and
cleansing, not by drying up. The application
is easy ana agreeable. Price 50 cents.
Apply into nostriIs with little finger.
"A cure at last for Catarr!i. The evidence is
Overwhelming that Ely's Cream Balm goes
more directly than any other to the seat of the
disease and has resulted in more cures within
the range of our observation than all other
r~lncdies.-Wi barre. Pa, Union Leader.
Ely's Cream Balm has completely cured
me Of CHtaTrii. Of which have been afflicted
over ten yeaTs ate" trying almost every re-
mcdy recommended, none having proved 50
effective and thorough. :. J. AIKEN. Whole
sale Dealer in Boots ana SHOES. l4} Federal
81 let Boston, Mass. d2l 2wGM W,&F
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DUELICsALE.-wILLBEs BE soLDONTUEs.

DUELICoALE.-WILL BE sOLDON TUES
L DAY, JANUARY %, 1855, ut p. H.. on the
large stock of wines and liquors late the prop
erty OF A. IL. Ecisl. deceased, consisting OF .
bbls Orient Whisky. bbls OverhOlsl Whisky,
) bbs Spirits, 9 bbls n. i. Rum, Imported Gins
and Brandics. Domestic Gins amt Brandies,
Cherry and Ginger Brandy. Bit1crs, Port, Ca
tawba and Clarct Wines, 3 hbls Grape and .
bbls Blackberry Wine, Bottled WhiskIes
Wines, etc, and Liquors of various other de-
scriptions. Also. bbls Vinegar, Empty Bar
rels. Kegs, Demijohns Eottles FIasks, Pumps,
Measures, Shelving. Safe, Office Furniture
G:c., etc, etc. Also. :. Horses and Harness.
Liquor Wagons. Buggy, Sleighs and other
art icleS too numerous to mention.
Terms-Cash tor purchases under $50 over
payable in 60 days. if preferred.
sc. MILLKR
Administrator OLA. Ii. Keist. Decd.
i2.IOIS II 2US21
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Purify the ItlooG.
" SWAYNE'S FILLS"
" SwAYNE'S rILLe."
!" aWAENES EILISi
ACTS As A HEART CORRECTOE


ana by cleansing, regulating and strcugt ncn.
ing the organs OF iii ,cstiOn. secretion and alb.
Sorptirn. care ApoplcXy, its, Paralysis, y cr.
V0|Sn"S-, Dizziness, Debility, HiliinTsncS-,
Bad Br'.itiI, Jdun,licc, iivcrH::d Kidney Gem.
piaini, Liic. OF appetite, Low Spirits. ini-
gc-tiom or Dysrc l-ia. HcLdach", on4tiratiOn,
Fcvrr'. Malaria and Conll-inn, Fever an
AHuc, Darr!ua:, br0poy, Cn;ti-. i:ic ..;nat!5ln,
scUl:tIgia, Goui, Female Weakness, Urinary
disorders, t,.!d 81 IRREGULARITIES of the Sp..ciI
S;0inarn, B'a.i;icr and i;Owu,s
EL.STORlEG 10 HEALTH
when AL oli!... lclmutiics fail. Ihey Keep the
system III Il b. tithy cnnuiiiOn Ey nrousing lh,,
tnrpii livcr 10 healthy action, and cxpcllinY
by the bowel and kidneys the matter tha:
poiaons the lr"ndaii"n@ OF life, Be particular
TO obtain SwaynC'S Pill Price - cents .
box OF 70 pills, or:DnNcs Il.
Prcnlrcd only by nR. SwAvHi: i S0.:, "hila-
dclphia, Pa.
Askyour druggi-. fer Them. Sent by :'4iI
t. any address. octi cot&w M.W,F
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MiRRf .iGEH.

E"oHmri:S-i REr.-On Jan. y, lS:;. b% III.
hcv. r. \. Cast, -. d., at the 'c,i'icn"c OF The
brides parents, MIR. WIN. II. N0OrhCcs, o.:
Midtown. New Jersey, TO Miss AnHic HI.
Frey, OF Lancaster.
( New Brunswick. y. j.. paper please rol.E.I
EEOwN-,iAsr.-Dn Tur-,lay evening. jan
nary .. l>-3. al Grace Lutheran parsonage. by
Rev. e. Eivin Iloupt, Daniel Brown, /" Bc:i:,
f. Cast. al! Of Lancaster. lt,;.
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SEOtSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, GOODWILL
- and Fixtures for sale of wellestablishcd
Trimmings and Variety Store. Best stand On
North Queen street. Apply to
W. DUNCAN,
jSSti No. 90 North Queen Street.
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New York Market.
nn :pak, Jan. IO-FIour moler, ciy nc

NJ" :2Rk, Jan. lO.-Flour moler.; ciy ac-
tive.
Wheat opened HGt99c higher: subsequently
become weaker AMI lost advance: No.
White: 81 G9ta No. 2 Red. jan, 81 I2GDi ~;
do Feb, 81 1891 II: ito Marcn, II I5i40g
16I: do ApIii, 81 l7At90i iSI4; do May,
81 lSI1 1874.
Corn LQV5sc higher ,ll,i moderately active !;
Mixed Western spot, Gl970c; 60 Future,
GE4@G9Ac.
Oats l.asac be ter; State, 47a &c: western,
4J15Ic No. = JAIN, 4j1sc; Feb. Ft1It i6I1c !;
Mar, 47ll7lsc; April. 47Mi714c; May. 47@l7I1u.
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l.p Ell sIni.u s,Ia,iEnf

'hicl Of Pciic" De:cEloc arrested
:: ti..,np e.u East King street
This aiteri!un:, who was eiuieav"rin:,
I" s;.!i Il plush blanket which he had un
'ionhtcdiy stolen. The property can be
:cem 10y the oTl,r if he calls On the thief.
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Great Gil is0DI,i.

l.. EalcI., Eigin, H., writes: "T".f after
Trying dozens of patent linini'mtS, without
relief. for Il rheumatic and ~tiI knee. | feel
have ',iru"i oil III IHSl.' tor after using inrCe
bottles Ui Thonl:l,' Ec.rctiic on. ] :im pre-
pared To say II is The h"~t application 1 have
ever u$ed.' For sale Ivy II. l.. Cochran, GrUg-
List. lN1 and l:i9 Worth NmNen street.
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Dead At Last,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1O.-William
Henry Reed, aged 45 years, who cut his
throat with a butcher knife and then
jumped from tho third story window last
night, died of his injuries early this morn
ing
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Tho Snow Storm

New YORK, Jan. 1O.-The snow storm,
which commenced last night, still con-
tinues. The movement Of horse cars and
trucks is accomplished with difficulty.
Reports from other sections show that
tho storm is general.
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W ASHINoTON, u. C. May 10, ISSU.
GENTLEMEN-liavingD been !: sufferer tor a
long time from nervous prOstration and gen
eral debility l was advised to try Hop Bitters.
! have taken one bottle. and l have been
rapidly getting better ever SINCE and think
II the best medicine i ever used. AM now
gaining strength and appetite, which was all
gone. and L WIS in despair until l tried your
: Filters. l am now we'll, able to go about and
30 nv own work. Before using it [ was COM
,D!eIely rrostiittc'.
il-nwG.Sw MRS. MARY STUART.
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OBITUARY..
An Ex-Unitea States Senator Dead.

AUGUSTA. Me-, Jan. 10.-Lot NJ. Nor
rill died at 10 o, clock this morning. The
dying man recognized his family with his
last breath and attempted to bid them
farewell, but with the word on his lips his
spirit passed away.
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rhri-,'ipicr Smith. 4 customer we'll
known in police circles. was sent t" Jail
ibis ln"r..ing f,T 90 days by Alderman
Samson, fol aru1!-I and s:;sn~i"rly coz
li,,..f
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.srowr.s u.,,senn,d i,auacea

Is the most elective Pain destroyer in
the world. VIII mOSr surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally applied
externally and thereby mere certainly raiiev
pain, whether chronic or :Icuir. than any other
pain alicviaipr anii it is warranted double the
strength nf any similar nTcnarat!on. Il cnr"s
pam iii the Side. Back or Bowels. Sore Threat,
rheumatism and ALL ACHES, and ~ TIE
GREAT RELlENkR OF PAIN. "EEOWNs
HnusEHoLU PAEAC:A" sh0uia Dc in every
family. A tc:,>po"n:ni OF TIE i'anacea in
tumhler of hot water -wecteneh If preferred !,
taken at h,'.! time will FREAK UP A COLD. % cts
'"trlr. feblI-lvdM. .WSS&w
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Loss of q Steam Collier.

SEA GIRT, N. j., Jan. 1O.-The Phila-
delphia s. Reading railroad steam collier.
'POttsville," struck last night, at Chad
wick's, ten miles south of Manasquan in
let. The crew, eighteen in number, were
saved early this morning by the crew of
the lfe.saving station, No. 12.
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WEATHER lNplCATIONs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, cloudy weather with snow,
followed in the south portion by clearing
weather northwesterlv winds. becoming
valiablc, statiOnary Or higher ter,perature,
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Another Boiler Exploslop

LEBANON, Pa, Jan. 1O.-The boiler of
a small engine in the tobacco shed
OF William Zeller, at Newmans-
town, exploded yesterday afternoon.
Fifteen men were at work in the shed at
the time, four of whom were badly scalded.
The windows and doors of the building
were forced out and the engine totally
wrecked,
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BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 10-The floating
elevator, Domestic, belonging to w. s.
Burton, was destroyed by fire early this
morning at Canton. It was valued at
$4,000.
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.jneil,Ii.sS >pit

!i:C-m@n y HurrE, real c%t"tc agent,
Sold a. lub.iC sale yesterday :"I Gee. Shui-
mYcr, three Ntw h,iGk dwelling lOlseS,
N,:.,. il, 16 and Is West New Street, 80 l..
{. i ItnicI', on private terms.
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Loss of Life by Floods.

VIENNA, Jan. 10.-The town of Raab,
Hungary, and adjacent villages, were inuE.
dated early yesterday morning, and a
great panic and loss of several lives
ensued.
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LTUUNTAIT FIEE-CUT IEEACCP III
II rect from tue manufacturers at cents
per or. or - cents Il /. at
HAETMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STOKE.
DUIiLlU SALE OF VALUABLE Real
/ Estata.-On WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
JAN. 10, 1855, by virtue of IN ai:is ORDER of the
Orphans Court of Lancaster county. will be
sold at the Cooper House. the following de-
scribed real estate, belonging to the estate OF
Thomas Il. Tor. tl"ccase,t:
All that certain Two-story BRICK DWELL
ING IOUSE and lot or piece OF ground, s:tua-
ted on the west side OF South Queen street,
between Vine and German streets. and num-
bcrei lis, fronting on said street. II feet and
inches, and extending in depth liz feet. more
or less, increas ing TO the width OF IS feet and
inches, more or less. Possession will be
given at once II desired. The house has sta
1iOnary washstards water and gas through
out, the right 10 the use of Il three feet wide
alley. and is in good condition.
Sale q commence at o'clock Oh said ven
ing, when the terms will be made known by
NJ. HABERBUSH,
Executor
ii. SruEEEr, AUct;oncer. GI9-TuT Th, ,S&ds
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New YOEE, Jan. 1O.-The city bank of
Jersey City has suspended. Its capital is
$50, 600 and average deposits about s75,
600.
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GOnD .i!IIcE.--t Sc !ia!,.- itOncV OF li0le
hound ant! Tar fora cougn or cold. Pixies
Tooihtclc Drops cure in one minute.
iS.lM,iENE.9M
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r. II. McIoni"y. liiliaul, says: " Browns
Iron BittcrS relieved me OF a dull. heavy pain
in my head with tired and languid feelings"
For sale by IL. T. Cochran, druggist l31 and
l39 North Queen street. jSlwd&w
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NEW AHTEEyLHEM III EXITS.

Js1ArTEil-A GOOD EINIEG HG1M
~ Girl. Rc:c: :cncc required. Ar,.iv at
the City Hotel. It'd