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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-24

ESTATE OF ANNA DAILY, LATE OF
IL the city Of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
testameutarv on said estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested To make immediate payment. aud
those having claims or demands against III,
same, will present them without delay for set
Element to the undersigned, residing In the City
of Lancaster. DANlEL TAMANf,
joins 4. COYLE, Executor.
Attorney. ian2IEtOuw~
4 SSIGNED ESTATE OF GEORGE B.
"a SCIIAUM ana wife, OF Lancaster city.
Lancaster county. George h. SChaum and wife,
of Lancaster city, having by deed OF volun.
tary assignment, dated December 4, 1884,, a.
signed and transferred all their eStateund effects
to the undersigned, for the benefit Of the cred
iturs of the said George Is. SChHum, h0 therefore
gives notice to all persons indebted TO said as.
algnor, to make payment to the undersigned
without delul, and those having claims TO pro
sent them to MANIMIILIhN DEICHLER,
Assignee.
II. {. BRTBAKRE, Attorney. lan24GtdS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-24

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholders OF the American Mechanics
building and Loan Association, VIII be held at
the office of the solicitor, VIM. II. Roland, esq,
No. a5a South Duke street, this city, on Monday
evening, January 70, lss5, AZ ~ O'Clock, for the
purpose OF receiving the Annual Report from
the Auditors and electing officers for the ensuing
year. JOHN Il. REIN,
janis, pad Secretary.
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an, YES! OH. YES!
~ PJ HLlC NOTICE.
| would very respectfully inform the citizens
Of Lancaster city and county, that having rv.
covered fully from bronchitis, | will resume the
calling OF sales in city and county, of Real Estate
or Personal Property. Your patronage is very re
specially solicited. !. h. WOOD~lDE,
It No. j. East New 81. Lancaster, Pa.
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NEW ADTERTISEMEyTs

NOR ON EASY TERMS.
II New French Roof Houses, ! rooms, ", 500
. rooms, s2,2D0. front yards, iron fences, two
squares from Northern Market and Street Rail.
way. JOHN II, METZLER,
lan2G2tdlSS No. South Duke ST.
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MARKETS.
Philaaie lphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March II Il.--Flour q ulI and barely
steady ;Superfne, 81 50eo2 70; Extra, 81 1908 -
Penn'a. family, $3 506p3 75 Winter clears, 81 o.
a 40 do straghts, ~ 25fp4 70 Mimi extra clear
81 COCA 80 do stlaights, ~ 37@5 %; winter pat
ents, y 1895 30 spring do, % OO@5 75
Rye -four at - 30
Wheat strong and higher; No. 9 Western Red
s71<c; No. do, at soc: No. Pa. do, 9319@9ic No.
Delaware, do, 9ll2fp92c.
Corn firm, with fair inquiry: sail yellow, and
mixed, 49l4049l4c; No. 3 do, 4704slsc.
Oats dull and steady; No. White, 3sfp3s14c
No. . do, at 37@374c; No. . do, 36Gp36I1c; re-
jected, xGD35c No. = mixed, 35lSc.
Rye LOninal No. Pa. Toe.
Seeds-Ciover dull Mt 7s4@slac; Timothy dun
At 81 IS Fiaxseed at 81 COOL 65.
Winter bran firm at $40 1901.
Provisions quiet and prices steady; mess
pork, ~ 90 beef hams, vi 5e9ss 10 city mess
iacon, ef191sc Smoked Shoulders, 6,1c ;
salt Dc. sHSssfc; smoked hams. io's9lMc;
Lard quiet city refined. at 7Aepsc loose
butchcrs', 6186l6t4c prime steam, " 25f1730.
Butter market dull and prices weak
Creamery extras, 276p2sc b. q. and N. Y. do, 2Tep
2sc; dairy extras, 23aps5c do good 10 choice, Is
quo Western do, l5tpaOc.
Rolls at Sspl5c packing butter, 761lc.
Eggs easter and market qnirt; Extras, 36lafp
27c.
Cheese duh and unchanged New York Full
Cream, l2l4Gpl21zc Ohio Flats, choice, llI&c do
fair 70 prime, s.4gio,Sc Penn'a part skins. ies
DO do full do, lP3c
Petroleum quiet Refined, 7ssc.
Whisky hr1ner Mt 81 90
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE CITY PROPERTY.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH a. 1855,

BY virtue of and In pursuance of an order OF
the Orphans Court the undersigned will sell at
public sale at the Cooper House on West King
street, Lancaster city, Pa, the following real es-
No. /, All those Ave twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, with two-story brick
back buildings, and other outbuildings, and lots
ofground thereto belonging, situate Nos. 2ll, 2l3,
2l5, 2l7 ana 29, ON the north side of East Freder
lex street, La- caster city. Each house has n
Except 2l9, which fronts 2i feet, inches), and
No. 2. All that certain two-story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, with onestory frame
ing, situate on the east Side OF Market street.
north of Frederick street.. Lancaster city. The
lot fronts 10 feet more or less, on Market street,
and extends in depth s5 feet, more or less
No. .. All that certain lot or piece of ground
situate on the southwest corner Of North Ship
pen and East New streets in the City of Lancas-
ter. The lot has frontage of lG3 feet on Shippen
street and extends In depth along New street
1S feet, TO Jefferson alley
No. !. All that certain Lot or piece OF ground.
north of James, in the city of Lancaster, con-
tanning In front on said North Lime street, Vi
feet and In dcpth $40 feet, to Cherry alley.
No. 8. All that certain Lot or piece OF ground,
north of Frederick, IN the city of Lancaster,
containing 49, feet In front on said North Lime
street and In depth i22< feet, TO other ground of
Geo. Shulinyer, deceased.
These several properties except No. 2, will be
sold separately or together AS may be most ad-
Sale to commence at O'Clock u. m on said
day. when attendance will be given and terms
JULIANA sHULMYER.
Executrix o. Geo. shulmyer, Deceased.
HENRY SHUBERr, Auctioneer.
fl92l, 28,2s&m5.6, ,9,l01l.l2.
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On Monday night telegram was handed
Railroad Officer Roy. Itstated that a boy II
years old named Dunning bad run away
frop, his home in Philadelphia and the rail-
road authorities were asked to be on the
lookout for the boy. When the Western
Express reached this city at lilo,
Officer Roy boarded the train and found the
boy. He admitted that he was the
person wanted, that hrs parents resided
in the vicinity of Twentieth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, and he stated
that he had ran away from home
because he had been given demerit
at school. The boy had purchased a ticket
for Pittsburg. Tho boys father was notified
of his arrest, he came from Philadelphia
and took the boy back yesterday morning
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ITT N1attom
xx,... xv..Ls s,r,,.~;,...... xrs,,..o.,
y Y, - :, .,a' = 1917 ~ ,ee
VINO mao previously so1cited proposals rom
the boiler-makers Of the city for the repair Of
the supply pipe which connects the 24-inch
main with the stand pipe in the city reservoir,
opened the bids ON "Wednesday evening at
the mavor,s ofy,ce rbera were onlv two
sssaa.s n :, nj. ....s.,s,, ~ A., s,,a ,,ori,
ou ~ se1ss =; naI psoPosea e " w .no sle s,as
Ior wv; ana FRANCIS u. MARION ior sioo.
The superintendent reported the bids to the
water committee, and that body ordered that
the ,ob be piyen 10 Mr.. Marion, the lowest
h,a,aor
M, -, ro,,,or ,,,,u a, onoa ,, q, ,o,L ~
i"c , ooii''"o'v' w ~ ""'o ~ WIN W
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On Tuesday afternoon large party con-
sisting of thirty-fiye persons left Elizabeth
town for various parts Of Kansas. A private
car was furnished for them and 1t was placed
at the depot at noon. They left on the fast
line at 2:20 p m. 1t is estimated that 400
people were at the depot to SEQ the party of.
The road was full OF carriages for fully two
squares, when the train arrived. Good-by
was given to them all, by nearly everybody (;
and all seemed very sorry to see them leave,
as many tears were shed. This party con
sisted of prominent farmers i'm the section
about Elizabethtown. Their baggage consisted
of 20 pieces, besides carloads of furniture,
&c. Never have so many people left Elizabeth
town at one time before.
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prosecuted for wife Beating.

Laura X. Stoner, of Ironville, made COM
plant on Tuesday against her husband, DIR.
S. S. Stoner for assault and battery and deser-
ton before Alderman Barr. Mrs. Stoner
alleges that her husband beat her ana drove
her away from her home. The warrants
were given to Officer Stormfeltz to execute,
but when he arrived at Ironville he learned
that the doctor had skipped away about noon,
and he was unable to arrest him. Mrs.
Stoner, also issued writ of replevin for her
household furniture which the doctor sold.
The sheriff found the furniture, and the party
who purchased the goods gave bond and
kept them.
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Commlssions o1supervisors Ready.

The commissions of the one hundred and
twenty-six supervisors Of Lancaster county,
elected in 1854, expired on the first Monday
OF March, and the commissions of those
elected in February have been ready at the
clerk of the quarter sessions for several
weeks. Only thirteen Of those elected, have
thus far called for their commissions Under
the old law tho commissions OF these officials
did not expire until the first Monday OF
April, but under the latest act OF assembly,
that of 1879, they expire ON the first Monday
OF March,
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On oath Of Miss Mary Walk, John =. Rupp
was arrested last evening, rs the father of
her child. He gave bail tor hearing before
Alderman McGlinn.
Two disorderles and fourteen vagrants
were the inmates of the station house last
night. The vagrants were discharged and
the disordorlies committed. One of the latter,
who is n professional bum, gave tho name of
George Washington, but he did not claim
any relationship with the family of the
"Father OF his Country"
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As.aulted yy,th . P,,chfork,

Adam Hildebrand, in the employ of Lam
parter, as a driver, was seriously injured
on Tuesday evening. His story is that he
was driving close to the edge of the Lititz
turnpike, near the city limits, when man
named Boas drove into his team, causing it
- be upset down an embankment Hill
debran6 informed Boas that his employer
would expect to be paid for the damage done
and then Boas assaulted him, striking him
with a pitchfork. Hildebrand made COM
plant against Boas before Alderman Barr,
and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
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Auusements.

The Suyddms.-The suydams are so well known
here that they need no "puffs." They have a
fine show, which deserves a large patronage, as
the prices axe low and the company good. To
moro" is their opening night.
Rink Race 1onight.-There will be II one-mile
race ut the Mannerchor rink this evening, be-
tween Rudolph Gates and George Walton, for a
gold medal.
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Mea.inC of tl.e simmer.

A largely attended meeting of the Shinier
fire company was held ON Tuesday evening,
at George Wallis Southern Exchange hotel.
The following committee was appointed TO
make the necessary arrangements for the
annual banquet on May O: J. w. Anderson,
+. S. Goodman, John Knapp, Charles For
rest VIM. III. Dorwart, Thomas Evans, Geo.
Wall, Samuel Fritz, Philip Weller, George
Negley The next meeting of the company
will be held ON April IA.
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ID. 7. KOSENMILLER,
m7SMW Chairman of Water COMMITTEES.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

IDROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
l. for as much good American Lead mot over
two tonsl as the city may require to April L. lsse
IksPos AIS VIII be received for one and one
hall gross of brass ee-quarter inch ferrules to
weigh not less than one pound seven ounces /;
wei, wsii ground IN, and TO be made of good brass,
not less than two dozen to be furnished per
week, commencing Monday May IL, 1886
PROPOSALS. VIII be received for as many
1885, not exceeding one hundred tons Pipes To-
be cast for nfty feet head of water Bids must
specify how much per gross ton delivered in
and twenty-four inch pipes of the best quality
and furnished Immediately upon the order OF
PROPOSALS Will he received for such special
Castings as may be required in the Water De-
partment OF the city up to April 1886. Castings
" is oia 1or per to consist Of four SIX
branches, the same sizes of branches, sleeves,
stop covers, and bids Tor casting must include
PROPOSALS will be received for one dozen
Fire HydIants, of the Hanged pattern, such as Is
In use ut the Humane engine house. Also, for
one dozen cases In use ut same place; cases to
weigh not less than l55 pounds. Hydrants and
cases To be bid for separately.
PRoPOsALS Will be received for many
street stop-yuivcs, four, six, eight, ten, twelve
ana twenty inches outside screws the
city may require to April I, 1856 To be fur
nished as the city may order.
PROPOSALS will be received for as MANY
stop boxes as may be required to April I, 1855.
The boxes to be made OF the sizes ordered by
one half inch good white pine Bids must state
how much per foot board measure complete,
and TO be furnished as the superintendent may
direct.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
The foregoing proposals win be received at the
d. ROsENMILLER,
m64tdFsMW Chairman Water Committee.
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DARE CHANCE.
FOR RENT.
BUTCHER SHOP, COAL YARD,
DWELLING, STABLE, SHED
AND HAY SCALES.

The undersigned offers his excellent butcher
shop, coal yard, dwelling aud other necessary
buildings combined, in the borough of Middle
town, Pa, for rent The butcher shop has al
established business, Is situated on the Penn
sylvania canal. along the principal street Of the
town, with water inside, well arranged to carry
OF all offal. Two good pumps in the yard An
improved smoke house. In fact, everything
complete. The coal yard is adjoining with large
sheds, with apartments for variety of COAL all
under roof. A new twostory BRICK DWELL
ING on the same premises, with good cellar out
building, fruit, etc. The butcher shop and
dwelling will be rented with or without the coal
yard. Examine the premises. This Is rare
chance. Old age the reason for renting.
in9. SIND CHRISTIAN KRAMER.
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Letters Held.

A letter addressed 10 Mrs. James Lasquet,
6i7 ST. Charles street, New Orleans, Ia, is
held at Lancaster postofice for postage, and
two letters addressed TO Jacob Spigcl, A.
Budget street, Penna, are held for better
directions.
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scarlet Feyer IN Berks County.

Miss Minnie Lengel, of Penn township,
aged 10 years, died of scarlet fever. nine
year-old daughter Of William Heck, and a
six-year- old daughter of Levi Balthaser, also
of Penn township, died of the same disease.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-11

EAST SAaENAw, Mich, March 1l.--At
1890 o'clock this morning, the works of the
Michigan saw company were destroyed by
fire, causing loss of $4,000. The insurance
is over $4,000. The works had only recently
been rebuilt, having been burned last April,
when the loss amounted 10 $4,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-11

Jacob B. Long, broker, sold to-day at pri-
vate sale l5 shares Farmers National bank
at ll2; 400 shares Quarryville railroad stock
at sI.75 pcr share, aud $1,000 Reading and
Columbia railroad per cent. bond at l0i.
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NaU York Market.

NEW YORK, March ll.-Flour-state and Western
quiet and steady. Southern quiet and steady
Wheat l%@sSc, higher. excited and very
No. White, Doc No. 2 Red, April, 9OslGe
exc: May, 9ad9ic; jane, 93ls@a6tsc; July,
Corn Ii1I6c higher; only moderately nc.
tive; Mixed western spot, 5l9sS11c; do future,
olGl5sc.
Oats LflI1c better; No. . March, SsLsc !;
April. 31l4ci May. 37l4c; State. ssG4oc; West
ern, ssGDnc
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Henry Waltz, who some time ago was
charged with brutally. assaulting his wife,
but who evaded arrest by skipping the town,
was arrested yesterday in Columbia and
brought 70 this city by Officer Richie. In
before Alderman p. Donneliy. Tho arrest
was made by Officer Wittick, Of Columbia.
Waltz upon leaving Lancaster divested HIM
self OF his moustache and beard, but limp
in his walk gave him away, anc he was ar
rested al the Five Points.
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The hotel at Oregon was on fire on Sunday,
but by the timely discovery fit it was put
out with a few buckets of water.
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The cold wave flag was run up ON the post
office building, Postmaster Marshall having
received bulletin that there would be fall
in temperature of from IL to20 degrees during
the day.
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Pipe Line Bob, Roam, Chestnut Sorre, Jet
Black, Bay, Mahogany Bay, Dark Brown and
Sorrei horses, Bay Ponies, buggies, carriages,
wagons sleighs harness, robes, sc, will be sold
at Colvin's sale, March IL.
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READ the handsome bills posted up giving a
description OF property to be, sold AT Colyin's
livery ON March 10th.
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Annihcr GnId XYave.

IP you are in want of n fine driving horse,
double team, or wagon ofany kind, attend Col
wins sale on March l5
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A SSIGNEES' SALE OF VALUABLl
"a CITY PROPERTY.
ON MONDAY, MARCH 10, Iss5,

ON MONDAY, MARCH le, lss5.
BY virtue OF an order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Lancaster county, the undersigned will
expose to Public Sale. ut the Keystone House,
North Queen street. Lancaster city, the follow
Ing described Real Estate, viz
No. !. A Two-Story and Attic BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, with Two-story Brick Back Build.
ing and One-Story Frame Kitchen attached, and
Lot or Piece of Ground belonging thereto No.
Is East Lemon street, in said city, containing In
front on said East Lemon street p feet, more or
less and extending in depth I'D feet, more
less to nine feet wide alley The house Is pa
pered throughout, has recently been painted,
and Is in excellent condition. 1t contains nine
rooms, with bathroom I'm rear of second story,
with gas and water conveniences, and has a
three feet wide side alley. This property is very
desirably located, being convenient to the bust
ness centres and the farmers Northern Market.
MOI The undivided neseventh interest In
that valuable Rroperty. No. 23 North Queen
street, said cim containing in front on said
street 32 feet, RE or less, and extending in
depth 245 feet TO Christian street I; on which is
erected large 2story basement brick DWELL
ING HOUSE and Store Property with Stable in
rear. The property is in excellent repair is To-
Gated In the central and business portion of the
city. and would be safe and valuable invest
ment to any one purchasing this interest. Per
sons wishing to view the premises prior TO day
of saie will call on the parties residing thereon.
or on the auctioneer.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. m, OF said
day, when terms of sale will be made known by
THOS. Is. COCHRAN,
Assignee of Joseph Samson and wife.
HENRY SHUBERT. Auct. feb23 NJ, W ,Ftsd
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On March 10th the public will have an oppor-
tunity seldom offered 10 purchase fine outfit at
Colyin's sale
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A Telephone at Last.
a Connix Hotel on Eire.

The Lancaster almshouse is now connected
with the telephone exchange.
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DoS'r forget Monday, March is On that day
tho entire stock and ixtnres OF Colvin's livery
stable. consisting of the finest stock of horses,
robes &e., In the city. VIII be sold ut public sale
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0sFdHt , VOHUItfUH FUNOfdDIt'
NEW YORK, March ll.--Grant passed "A
comfortable night, and his condition today
is favorable.
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DROPOSALs MILL BERECEIYEnE EoI

PROPOSALS WILL BE FOR
l. digging out and refilling all trenches for
laying water pipes from April ], 1875, TO April l.
lSs. trenches 10 be two feet wide and four feet
deep. Bidders Will state price per Gu bic yard for
earth and price per cubic yard for rock All
work viii be done under direction of the super.
intendent OF Water Works, and all measure
ments VIII be made by the City Engineer
Contractors VIII have to guard all open
trenches, and have red lights displa we'd at night
Contractors will give bond in the sum Of one
hundred dollars for faithful performance OF
contract.
The Committee reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids.
The foregoing proposal will bo received ut the
Mayors office until Thursday, March 18th, 1855
AT o'clock D. m.
Proposals TO be marked Digging trenches -
ID. L. .ROSENMILLER
m1-SMw Chairman of Water Con,mitfoc
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Nos. 20 and 80 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA
NEW ADYERTfsEHENTs,

HAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
i l. Tobuccos only Sc per plug. at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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VIEW ADTERrIsEMENTs.

w Cigars I'm the town, two for &C. at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
l. the Mayors Office for as much Hard Pea
noal NO. size as may be req uired at the Water
Works from April to October i, 1885, the Coal TO
be thoroughly screened and of the best qtIality
otherwise IL viii be sent back at the expense or
the party furnishing IL. Coal to be delivered
into boiler houses at Works daily
The committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids
The foregoing proposal will be received at the
Mayors Office until Thunsday, March L. Iss5 at
7o'ciock pm. DIP. ROsENMILLER,
mt 4tdFSMW Chairman Water Committee
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"UBLEY' GLYCERINE COLD
III CREAM has stood the test of 10 years use,
and proved u most efficient remedy tor Chapped
Hands and Lips, Chafed Skin and Sunburn: For
sale AT HUBLEY'S DRUG STORE,
"a West King Street.
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ALLCLAiM TO BE GOOD, BUT MIL
"A LER'S PURE BORAX SOAP IL certainly
the best aud most economical article In the mar
kct. Selling price, &c. per cake everywhere.
m7.;md
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NOR RENT. ,
II MIR. John s. Rohrcr's first-class DWELL
ING HOUSE, corner of North Queen and Lemon
streets, 20 ROOMS. The best of modern con
veniences, none better In the country. Very
suitable for "a firstclass PRIVATE BOARDlNG
HOUSE. Also has frstclass BRlCh STABLE
and CARRIAGE T. HOUSE. E.
Also for rent, the DWELLING HOUSE No. 400
North Queen street.
Apply to BAuSMAN BuhNs:
Real Estate Agents,
mll-dttdR 10 West Orange street.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
l. LOTS.-On MONDAY, MARCH ~, 1855, will
be sold at public vendue on the promises, on
South Duke street, Ten Valuable Building Lots,
fronting ON North and Duke streets.
Sale to commence at O'Clock y. m, when
terms will be made known by
HENRY sHuBERT, Auctioneer. ml12tW&sd