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TMM COUNT REUOnD.


Court IN General Ttrm-Jisiices Macarthur,
Hdgner, and Jdmcs.-sunderland 6 llillyer vs.,
Kilbourn & olmstead, petition for rchearlng
submitted. Main w, HYDE submitted. Stans.
bury vs.. 1nglehart; OH hearing. Assignment
unchanged.
Circuit C0urt-.Iusiice Hdgna,- National say-
ings bank vs. bowling; death of defendant
suggested. White vs. IIill; Judgment by do.
fault National Metropolitan bank VS.. lArmah
Ct al, judgment by default, shafer CO. vs.
Ewald judgment by default. Scott ~ co. w,
Dwycr Judgment Of condemnation, Lewis vs.
Pcligh; death OF plaintiff suggested and SAM
no Il. Lewis, administrator, made party
TysSowski Bros. rs King Judgment by default
fault. Goddng VS.. Middleton 4 Co. Judgment
by. default, Lyon VS. Mcintosh Y Brooks;
judgment by default. Bur1et vs., Chase. gar
swcr. Stuart ct al. VS.. Knight ct al. death Of
plaintiff suggested. Warner vs, Avery ct al,
Judgment BY default. White, lIcnz = Co. VS.,
Campbcll Judgment by default. Assignment
for to-day (appeal docket Nos. !, . Q, 4, ., g
s. 0, TO- H. ~ lS, IT, IL, lG, rs, 70, 2O 81 and ~
Equitv Court. -Justice COr-Hopkins Vs. Hop
kinsi divorce granted. Foster ys, roster; dl-
granted. bryant vs.. Reyes; auditors report
confirmed Mccoy VS.. Jackson sale ordered
and ]. II. Smith appointed trustee to sell key
Va. Murray, rule on complainant 10 snow
cause. POUCH vs.. Kennedy; reference 70 thn
auditor. Sebastian VS.. Sebastian; rule isslied.
Adams VS.. Adams; reference to the auditor
Mcclellan W.. Mclntlrc; order subst itutlng
Albert Harper administrator of John McGill,
as com plainant. Assignment unchanged.
Criminal COurt-Jusiicc WMic-Hcnry l.. Wen
dell, sunday bar; not guilty James u. Don.
nelly, unlicensed bar; guilty; fined slO5 and
costa. VIM. =. Cole, selling on sunday: ro-
cognizanco set aside. John Albert, selling on
sunday; motion in arrest OF Judgment. Ed
ward lintton, alias James,C. Williamson, ut
tempt al robbery; arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. VIM. Hood manslaughter; bail fixed
Ia the sum of $500 jeremiah barry, selling on
Sunday; guilty; fined $40. John Brown, selling
on Sunday, guilty; fined $40.
Assignments for to-day: John II. Wilmot,
gaming table: Albert Beckett, assault with In
tent to kill W.. T. Nailor; sherman Sanders,
housebreaking; Margaret Green larceny.
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THE MARKETS.
Lots Of Long STOCKS Thrown on tho Market
Tho Railroad Wars-Chicago and Baltimore

Tho Railroad wars-Chicaeo and Baltimore
Prices.
NEW loRK, Oct. 20--It is estimated that
10000 to 100000 shares Of long stock have
been thrown on the market since Wednesday.
Morgan is a bull on Delaware and l.acka.
wanna. Union Pacific, Pacific Mail st. Paul,
and Northwestern, and he thought Could
would advance Union Pacific, also, that $. v.
White would put up.
d. l.. White was at the political meeting
Saturday when tho bears ralded Delaware,
Lackawanna. aud Western.
IL was reported that West Shore would reor.
ganize, aud then issue SD,00O,0lO preferred
bonds 10 pay of the receivers certificates
construct new terminal facilities, and those
bonds would como IN ahead of the West shore
iirsts WOerlshoflcr thought something of this
nature would be done. lie said that New York
Central was not earning Its fixed charges, aud
he knew where the New York Central last
week took lumber from Buffalo TO New York
for ~ 90 per ton. which ia barely tho cost of
handling the stun.
The West shore won't carry at these rates
TWAS reported yesierdny that only 200O,O0O
Of the New York Central dcbcntures have
been taken, and the syndicate would he
obliged to sell the remainder OF G0O00OO be-
low par but this Is very doubtful as 1t comes
from bowling bear parties.
Sterling exchange IS very dull. United
States bonds are vefy inactive.
IL Is reported that the New York Central
and Pennsylvania railroads will combine TO
push the West shore out of the pool. but this
policy Is oppOsed by some on the ground that
y VIII widen the war and make II more fierce
than ever known. II is rumoted that the West
Shore contcmplates a further sharp cut on
western rates.
a London cable to-day tnys that while the
market for American stocks Is very much de-
pressed, yet prices are higher than the New
York market warrants
1t Is reported that the western roads have
interposed In the passenger war. and VIII
conline the war ~ New York state, western
roads agreeing to advance their rates,
The tone at the closing was firm. The indl-
cations tonight are that the bear raids are
over for the present, aud the general market
should be higher tomorrow.
There's more talk of harmony to-day among
the warning railroad pools,
General Passenger Agent Abbott, of the Erie,
said to-day that his rUdd would meet the New
| York Central aud West shore roads on rates
this side OF Buffalo tomorrow and that all the
lincs would shortly make reductions on emf.
| grant rates as far as Buffalo. II Is expected
That the West Shore will make further reduc-
Hons IN a few days. The Pennsylvania re.
tains schedule rates.
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10 Nil who nrc suffering nom the errir, AMI
early DECAY. los OF nhhhDOd, typ., I will sAiI
q rotip1 thu Will euro you rec OF ehnrt,,
Thisgreat rane!y was discovered by 4 mis-.
slOuary in south America. send q soll.ll.
dressed enyelopeto the Row. Joseph Il knInan.
Station H. H1W Snrk CRY
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NJ. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent.
II THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTH.
WEST DOUBLE TRACK: SPLENDID
SCENERY. STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENT

yIyrE GREAr pENNsr,vANIA potrTt To
TIis Noi,T'II WIaSr ~ IN x ~ soiTrif,
,ri,s,r ,1ryfn MI hN En-, TS Mn
sEE2hl,p grribsinsE tnaOk; aS,LTs,i III
II aItI pntn,,,1Hr r. EEL hAib9' MAoNif iShNi
III EFfrcyr ocroRrR 10 1894.
lion cnrnsr MA ~, ~ M l,roe; os iInus s"
H., ~. III ~ niu ~ t W.
ror l'tsIpprE and the West, chicago Limited
dal,,,V f y, @ 1 "a J I'M az CIV iin ~,
uaiyi f,st Line V'iV q m. uhliy 70 Olhnlnnnu
NM ~, LOUIS VIII sleeping cars rom har,is
1nis, W S,e,'ii,u aiu tio ", MT 10 ~ i s
uihliy, eAeept Shturuhy 10 Chicngo VIII SIuep-
inS car Altoona 10 Shieago: western Mxpress
"o r. co mn y MN "a 16ico,n s win Henm,n
nisV GIVnhecls uu,g lor onichyyo VIII Sic,hnS
car Pit.shurg to This9go: MAI ,E1press, lU VIZ,
L; ~, uh,lly ior iilt,uurk anu wv MS, WIN
IuInyr sgeTing WI W ~ 70 CYaSU
A.. it MI hUa nS naiL p,nio
,,Ihvr Erle, nniithuiigunll hocnesleer, Dunniu
a va ~, M Hg sSG Rppc,ssar nS
MIN haIhco mrs ,Wnsnihgtnn 70 tocnesV,r, hnu
Mnsnington 10 Builalo; IRAN leayins WISH
i,hgton on SaturdhY hight VIII not run pe'ohu
h91inoVto 70, u,,. -, r,,,,,t.. -,
o Ennr Wiillamsport, LOCK iiaven ana hiihira' ~
oaO =; IN. ullly; eNcgpt Sunuay.
foi New ORR nnd the ~ ISL, IilD anu S'3V q
M il'Vo q. m; 2'V, n a'9uh io;9o, ana HIP
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NEW PUB11CArroNS, DO.
Some Recent Books,

AN APPEAL TO CESAR. By rourgco
TIP CAT, by the Author of Miss Toosoys
Mission"
CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY. by James Far.
ton.
THE ARMouRERs APPRENTICES by
Charlotte ~. Yonge.
TEACHINGS AND CoUNsELs. BY Mark
Hopkins, d. ID.
FIFTY YEARS OBSERVATION OF MEN
AND EVENTS By Gen. Reyes
AMERICAN COMMENTS On EUROPEAN
QUESTIONS. by Joseph r. Thompson.
A YOUNG GIRLS wOoING. by Il. z. Roe
For salc by
WIN. BALLANTYNB g. SON,
d2S seventh Street, mia
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troubled with catarrh of the bladder. intense
pain in kidneys and loins, urinating with
great agony Six bottles Of Hunts kidney
aud Liver Remedy completely cured her.
II. $. Fuller, New Home sew. Mach. Co.
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CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify that we supervise the mr.
raugements for all the monthly and semi.
annual Drawings of the Louisiana state Lottery
Company, and IN person manage and control the
Drawins ourselves and that The SAME are con.
Quoted with honesty, Fairness nld In good faith
to this Certificate with flc siine of our slS-
natures attached, In Its advertisements
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EXCLUSIONS.


SrA W. W. 'oNcoNAN' -
This fine steamer will make daily trips sun
days excepted. to all points on the Potomac, ~
fur us Glymont, Boat will leave at 10 II. m,
md arrive at $3.50 p. IN. Fare. round trip, 26C
to all points. except Mt, Vernon, which IL 81.
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annulcd Saturday and new one entered
into with Mcssrs. Bean s. Hartwell, OF Proyl.
dence, H. L.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
tASr AND THE WEST
VIA " ASH NIION

ONLY LINE BE Sl,S z Il S,s THE
FAST SfA A WRsH nhN TEsr
DOUBLE rRASKE,l ASANNEY COUPLER,
sc 10, 1854, uSTiL II F tRi fern NofIGE
NV tys E MRfaHSSP GR R SsiboG Of
g, For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville. and st.
louis d%y q 5SS e ana Palace s 9Se
Ing Cars TO above points, without change; 1915
a. N, daily 70 Chicago, except saturday;
Detroit, vim slScpplng Cars 20 Plitsburgg ,o,,r
q m. daily, with sleeper Tor Toledo. via Wheel
1o'l0p m. daily. with Parlor and sleeping Cars
TSr painnpPre on week days, 2, $40, e:aos
sS S q a anG ga5 5419 iraij2 40 2 S I
Fl s I E ~ yS sa u.s. s2 s.s
For points on 7 ihs Shenandoah Valley Rail.
For ANNAPOLIS, G;a6 a. M. and - 10 and l'4o
p m: ON SUNDAY. $40 q m, dia2 r IN 49,,
a a ana iS;ioP p on un&ays' si$5 a m;
IS!ropoitan NH Bra"ch, 7;ao% M, and 555 p M
aHl sSefp sunday 4aS r daily oE rIa
u. daily iSr L xingt@h, siaahton, and VVSIly
Branch s;ao g. m daily, except snndnyi for
daily, except SUNDAY.
D. For Hngcrstown l0;l5 H. III. and 5;35 p. m.
duly, except sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily. 6;2O 7:50
a. M, 2:2b, $40, 900 p. m.
From New York and philadelphia, 300 $50
n. m daily, $40 p IN. daily, except sunday.
From Annapolis 500 a. m. and l:5U and 0;37
y. m; Sunday 053 a. M. O37 p. m.
day
From Frederick and intermediate points s:25
n. M, 2'l5 p m, and S:l2 H. m, daily, except
sunday. S:12 p. IN, daily from Point OF Rocks
Trains Leave Baltimore Tor Washington at 3
4:i0, $50, T;16, 1880, o, $40, and 1OiiO ~ IN,
1915. 100, 4. 4;3O, o, 6;25. 1870. q, and lO,l5
m, ! 80, b, 6;25, 1880 and q y. M
=, Alltrains from Washington stop ut Relay stu
tnn, except i;3n u. m.
For further Information apply at the BAt.
more and Ohio Ticket Office, Washington sta
ton, 0lD aud 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
OF Fourteenth street, whore orders will be taken
Tor baggage TO be checked and received NJ any
point In the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, OK, LORD,
Nj. H.. Baltimore. q. r. A.
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IMPROPER CHARACTERS WILL BE EX.
CLUDED. oc15-6t
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Washington Sioux Eneaauze Limitations.


Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, oct. 2O.-Cotton dull; mid.
ding, 9Ic Flour steady and quiet; Howard
street aud western supefnne, sS25aa.7j; do.
extra s2.gOg3.5O; do. family, s3.7jdl4.75; city
mills superlne, S2,2j42,75 do. extra, 5000
3.75; do Rio brands, s4,62tG4.75 Patapsco
Wheat-southcrn steady, with good inquiry;
western easier and active, closing dull;
southern red. .s3@s7c; do. amber, go
95c; No, Maryland, SIZE bid; No. western
y winter red spot 3 'i@Si2sci October SIG
silsc; January sSs@SOc. Corn-southcrn
easier; western nominal southern white. 560D
5Sc; do. yellow, 5BG5Sc; western mixed, Janu-
ary,, l9c asked. Oats quiet and steady;
southern, 3l@35c;. western white, 33@3ic: do,
mixed, 3O@3!c; Pennsylvania, 3l@3ic. Rye
steady ut 62@6jc. Hay steady and quiet;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
Sl4OOG 1900 Provisions easier and quiet; mess
pork, also; Dulk meats, shoulders and clearrib
sides, packed, T4Ml0l2; Observation-Disclosures SIC:
clear rib sides, llJ4C; hams, l5ls1i6lsc; lard,
refined, 9l4c.. Butter steady; western packed,
l0@lSc; choice to fancy, g@22c creamery,
22c02Sc. Eggs stendy at 2092le; western, 21Cl
DC. near by. Petroleum steady; refined, ~
@Tj4c Coffee quiet: Rio careoes, ordinary
10 fair, OA6lOAc,, Sugar steady; soil, 6l3c.
Coppcr-Rseiiin,ed lover 9H , az l2@l2i.e. Whisky
steamer quiet; cotton, j-l6d; flour, Is; grain,
Id. Receip ts-Flour, 3,4s3 barrels wheat, 50, 900
bushels; corn 1000 bushels; oats, 1900 bushels;
rye, $500 bushels Shipments Wheat, 81, 900
bushels, Sales-Wheat, 75i, 900 bushels; corn,
5000 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, oct, 2O.-Virginin O., consolda.
ted, 3O past due coupons, ~ bid to-day.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2O.--Beef cattle - Market
generally slow and prices l2c lower all round;
very best, 5siGo6G first quality, lIsG5i5c; me.
diuin, 94@il-; ordinary, 2@2l4c; most sales
were nom "a TO 5lSc; receipts, LASS head;
sales, 3,lS2 head. Swlne-Full supply and
quotations. G15@7Hc. The receipts OF sheep
and lambs were 3,0l7 head quotations-shcep,
2J9@ i3sc; lambs, 3i3@54c.
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NEW BooKsl
a Naturnlists Rimbles About Home. Abbott
Thomas Bewch and His Pupils. Dobson
Or. SEWER. q. W. Cable.
Leisure Hours Among the Gems IIamlin.
Love and Mirage.
In Partnership. Branner Mathews and H. c.
Bunner.
Judith Shakespeare. VIM Black.
Country Cousins, tngersoll.
The AmazOns Carl Vasmner
History of Presidential Elections. stanwood.
a Sea Change. Flora l.. shay.
The story Of n Country Town Flora T.. Shaw.
Jack Archers. q. A. lIenty.
suwanee River Tales. Sherwood Bonner.
Speeches and Arguments of David Dudley Field.
WIN. II. MORRISON.
475 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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4 NJ USEM ENTS.


NATtoNAL THEArER'
Messrs. RAPLEY & K1NsLEY take pleasure
in announcing the engagement for the week be-
MONDAY, OCT 20,
SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY,
OF the Ilusirlous Artistic,
JANAUsCHEK,
In Her Brilliant Success,
MY LIFE.
Presented by Her Unexcellcd Company, Carry
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
NEXT WEEK,
AIMEE-Flrst Time In English Comedy.
FORDs REFINED COMEDY
To.NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE
The Popular Young Comedian,
MR.. EDw WARD SoTHERN,
And MR.. JOHN p. SMITHS Splendid Comedy
Company.
First Time In this City of Henry J. Byron's
Famous Comedy Drama, In Three Acts, entitled:
OLD sOLDIERSi
OLD SOLDIENSl
And the Exquisite Comedetta,
AUNTs ADVICE.
In preparation Mr.. Sothern'g LauGhable, Non.
eensical Comedy, "CRUSIiED; Or, WHOSE
ARE THEY ?"
lfATINEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
..-..-- =. .-.,,, ,,...,,,o.
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MIRRIED.

ALLEN-MCKEE-On Monday, October 90
1884, AT the First congregational Church. by the
Rev. w. w. Patton, CLAaENCE GALE ALLEN to
MARTHA j.. daughter of Robert III. Mckee.
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MISS MARGUERITE SAXTON GIVES
WI lessons In elocuion nj APO q street N. W.
Highest references Glass and private insriic-
tion at reasonable rates. oc2l-3t
-
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DIED.

wORMLEY.-The funeral OF JAMES woRM-
LEY will take place from his late residence, cor,
Fiileenth aud II streets northwest, ON Tuesday
next, the 2lst instant, NJ 2 O'CLOCK y, III. The
relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend. -
MATTINGLY.-oct. 1S, at ll:15 p. H.,
ELEANOR, wife of Francis Mattingly.
Funeral from her late residence. ut Mount
Pleasant, on Tuesday, the 2lst instant at gao
p. m. No flowers. Friends of the family desIr.
Ing to attend VIII lind carriage waiting ut w. Il.
Speare's (undertakor), No. $40 street, until =
O'Clock. ~
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Round.trp tickets only TEN CENTS
Trainswill be in waiting when races terminate
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SHANNON LINES.
TINo NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
Il AND THE SOUTH.

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY
Leaves seventh street wharf on Tueadny
Thursday, and saturday ut b,JOp m. Returning
leaves Norfolk on Monday, "Wednesday, and
and Cornield Hnrhor poli!s and returning.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Provl
dence steamers. Connect also with New York
md Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Western
keaboard and Roanoke. Ocean View, and Vlr.
GINA Beach Railroads
Passage and rooms can ne secured nc Baltimore
md Ohio ticket Office. at 4th st.; and Pa. ave-
81. Marc Hotel office OF Knox's Express 9TH ST.
and Pa ave. and at Conp any's office 7th-st
wharf
KNOWS EXPRESS will cal, for and check
Carnage nom hotels and private residence
Freight received daily until y. m.
WIN n. WEIGH. Cpnprai A ront
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This is the Only Chartered Lottery of Any State.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated I'm 1868 for 20 years by the Leg
islnture for educational and charitable purposes
with capital Of 81 ,OOO.0uO, to which u reserve
fund OF over bs5O,OO0 has since been added.
BY nm Overwhelming popular vote Its fran
chise was made n part of the present State Con-
sltutiOni adopted Dec. 2, A. d. 1879
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.
Its Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly, II Never Scales or pos,pones.
Look Mt the following distribution:
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, CLASS L.,
AT New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov H. 1884, I'M
der the supervision and management of Gcii. q.
A, Beauregard, Of Louisiana, and Gen. Jubal A.
Early, of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets, at 80 each.
frlt"tloils In Fifths in proportion.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS.
Norfolk. The Al Iron Steamers ALLEGHANY,
Capt William A. Hallett BERKSHIRE, Can't
Howes. From Baltimore every MONDAY and
THURSDAY At 3 n. m. From Boston every
Fare, including meals and stateroom berth.
FOR sXVHNNAifi DIRECT, The Al Iron
steamers JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt ]. s.. March
ri WILLIAM CRANE, Capt J. G. Taylor.
EVERY FIVE DAYS
Fare Including meals and stateroom berth
clnss passage and children az reduced rates
Through tickets to all points In Georgia, Florida,
and Alabama, For freight or passage apply TO
timore.
i. SAMPSON, Agent SO Central wharf Bo,.
ton.
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BILLIARDS, POOL AND SAMPLE ROOMS,
237 Pa. Az. NJ w.
Eatchelor Bros Key East Havana Cigars
G. w. HDLI. Proprietor,
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ALL THE GREAT RACE HORSES
The first race will be called promptly at I15
y. m. each day.
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krIuurD rnom DnATn

In" following statement OF William J. Cough
In, OF Somerville, Mass, 81 go remarkable that
VIC beg TO ask for It the attention OF our read
ers. He says "In tho fall OF 1876 was taken
with u violent bleeding Of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. | soon began to lngG my
appetite and lesh. was so weak at ono time
that could not leave my bed. In tho SUM
nor oils77 was admitted to tho City Hospital.
While there the doctors said l had n hole in
my left lung Us big as a halfdollar. / eNpend-
ed over q hundred dollars in doctors and med
iCtneg. Twas so tar gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but u friend told mo OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BhIShM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughe at
my friends, thinking my case jncurable, but
got bC tile TO satisfy them, when to my sur.
prise a qualification, l commenced to feel
better Ny hope, once dead, began to revive,
aud TO lay feel IN better spirits than have
tho past three years.
81 writethis hoping you viii publish 1t, SO
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lunga
will be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BIZ CURED.
nave taken two bottle. and can positively say
that II has done mo more good than all the
Il other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. Ny cough has almost entirely disap
pcarCd and / suaIl soon be able to go to work =
.Od nv 10 - COcnrBn. l37 North Queen street
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Tho FIkh hsasDu,

Ol Saturday last while Al. IL. Rauch
was fishing for sunhsh in the Conestoga
at Rock Hill he caught fine trout weigh
ing ono pound.
DR.. 8. 7. Davis, of Lancaster, was in
PHILADELPHIA on Saturday, attending a
meeting q tho officers and directors Of the
American Carp Cultural association for
general consultation, the appointment of
committees and incidental business. The
committee on constitution and by-laws
will report rules and regulations for the
formation of branch state and local
organizations, applications having been
received from several states and territories.
Carp culture is extending to all parts of
the country and remarkable success is re-
ported from every direction
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PHILADELPHIA, May - FLO - market dull
and steady SupeTinu state, fl 50g3 Extra
do 50 O0lp3 50 Pa. iaGiiy, 81 jJ0I 70 OHIO and
Indiana family, 81 7jH5 -; MINI, extra. q 90
as rs straight, S. OJG5 Is; winter patents,
g. 1896 so spring do IS 50GG 80.
KyG tiOur At So 50G3 81.
wheat unsettled No, western ket,sl {;
No 3 do, 0Gc No Pa Rod, o. l68l II.
Corn scarce and firm; steamer mixod and
yellow, 63d63HC; sail yellow, C4dC5c do
mixed, G3GGiC No. mixed and yellow, 628
G3C.
Oats duh and weak MOI White 4lISc; No.
2 do 4OhGpilc; No 3 do 4Or rejected, 3sd3lc
No. > mixed, 37{Q3sc.
Rye scarce At 72c.
Seeds Glover dull a. SLLLgl1C; Ji,u, hl
duh nj al 4OGpi so; FlaNsoeu tirn at u =,
Provisions fairly active.Gnd steady; McsS
PorB. Sls oOgplS7ji Bo Hams, as 5iu26i In IL
| Mess Beet s43
Bacon-smoked shoulGcrs, 7ISa7Ac; sult 90
| G14B74c; Smoked Hams, l3k9Hhc; pichlur
| dc l28l2Ac.
Lard steady city refined, o4G9hi !,o5,
| butchers, SIC; primo steam - 7OGS -
| Butter quiet easy Creamery extra, 26Q27c
| do firsts, 2iG25c B &. II n. \. dO. 2ic
| do tlTsts, 20H22 Western Creamery extras
| l9c : DO good to choice, l5GlIc
| Rolls at 7@9c.
| Eggs scarce and firm Extras, l59l5Gc.
| cheese In fair demand New York iulI
| creams Old, liHGI5c new, lS@l34c Western
| do 7ISa9c, us to quality; Pcnn'a. part skins
5aGhc fancy lots, 7g7h do full skins, q.
| &c.
Potro.oum steady Rcfnel, sI9sAc
| Hh'skN- western ~ 81 H.
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Egw OAK, May II -FlOuI--State and West
crn dull and IN buyers favor. Superlne State
sioo@S 5Oi Extra do, tG .GaS -; CHOICE DO
Hoop Ohio, So COCA 10; choice, 81 1896 "
superdne Weston, t3 0og3 G5; common Z
a6 so; choice white wheat do, 81 2596 ~
Southern steady; CONNIE o. TO fair extra, % 4
"a co good 10 choice 90. si 1895 30,
wheat opened somewhat stronger but sooT
lative trading No : Kcd, June, 81 05IS8I OK
July, o. O5Tg O6}zi Aug, $l O}H8l OiA Dec
tl OsH.
Corn opened HQAo better later lost al
vance and declined hGHo Mi1ed Westerr
spot a. 5S865c; do future, GaAgBc.
Oats opened Nc better; later lost advance
including No. 2June. 3sI4G3sAc; July, 3skc
state, 39gijc Western, S4iic.
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List OF unclaimed Letters

Tho following is list of unclaimed let.
ters remaining in the postoftice at Lanoas.
ter for the week ending May l2, 1884
Ladies LiSt-Miss Lizzie II. Baer, Mrs.
John Blown, Mrs. Lucy Brooks, Mrs.
Lizzie CaSSCl, Mrs. John Finafrock, Miss
T,shio Gochenour, Mrs. Matilda Green,
Miss Mary llallmap, Elizabeth B. Hershey,
Miss Mary f. johnson, Miss NJ. Klenck,
Maud Lutz.
Gents List Freddy Aument, William
Barber, Joh Bear, G. f. Bohmo, Howard
Comstock, Cyrus Curry, Samuel Davidson,
Abraham s. Herr, John Hoffmeistcr,
Samuel Lander, II. F. Lewis, Charles
Louis, Henry Leuz. Miller, Printz & Co,
B. X. MOWER, Israel G.. Musser, George
Nicholas, Riley " Co., Grant Shay, Jessie
Shouk.