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Wv S~0''o 1'Htt"f'vj 4'o5. ~ AKA lflhCE 81
DAILY. TRL- -WEEELY.
One year..........$G 90 One ycaT.......S4 90
Sl1 nlonths...."..... 3 90 Si1 asonths..... > 90
One month h...... so Three months. ...... i 90
Contract advertisers 1ci not be aolred to eyces tei
space, uneSs the excess is paid for at TRANSIENT rGtesr
ard under no circumstances 'cN thcg be ALLOWED to
adrertiSc other than their legitimate business in The
space contracted for.
Au transient Advertisements mast be paid for IN ad.
rance
Marriage and death notices must 5e pcid fer in ad-
Udncc.
Resolntionsin enoriam, oftbank8 tributes OF respect,
resolutions adopted by societies or persons aness of
public concern 'cN only be printed in Mis pcpe, as
advertisements
The Gazette office is connected with the Telephone -
change. advertisements, orders for he paper. nery
or any information Business can be Sert yy tee
phone.
Persons eari"g The city hare The Gazette mailed
10 them, postpaid, for fifty cents mo!ith and Tie
address changed as otteM as desired.
All Communications should Je addressed 10 Gazette" 4"
Alexandria, Ia.
Entered at the Postoffce ct alexandria, Virginia, es
second-ctGSs matter.
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LADIES' GOODS.
CLOA KS.

PERFECT SHAPES BEST MANUFACTURE
Seal Plush sacques S25 upwards; Seal Plush
vlsltes, latest and novel shapes; Bouce aud AS.
.rse9an III Gu Wraps, 50 70 upwards; Jackets from
SO 10 upwards; Beaver and Berlin Twill New
markets, So worth $12.
MlLLINERY-Beautiful novelties in Trimmed
hats and Bonnets real French Felts Silk bound
81 and upwards; real and imitation Laces: Col.
orea si!E X ana Cotton Brussels Net. for evening
|ess; SIX Plushes, in all colors, 10 inches wide,
- %; Astrachan, best quality, Oh inches wide,
match ~ "
HANOkERCHIEFS-sp Importation for
holiday trade, plain and embroidered, French and
Irish Linen.
GiBBONS-Heavy Silk, Plain nd Picot edge.
Foster Kid Gloves, 81 pair upwards Every
pair fitted snd warranted
HOLIDAY PRESENTS : Decorative metal
work, reproductions from original designs; best
examples of Ancient and Modern Relief work
j. &. HUTCHINSON.
9OI PENNSYLVANIA AVE
, Washington, D. c.
Trcvise, Paris. decd
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
TlHE TONTINE.

The subscriber having taken charge of this we'll
known hotel and restaurant informs his friends
and the public generally that nothing will be
left undone to maintain the high reputation
of the house. The larder will be supplied with
every delicacy, and the bar stocked with the best
of Liquors. Meals served at all hours in tho best
style and at reasonable rates. Arrangements can
be made for Receptions or Dinner Parties.
sp29 SAMUEL ORRIsON.
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rs'HnMAS'S LIQUID BLUE,
IN PAPER BOTTLES.
entirely free from acids, and guaranteed pure. The
greatest quantity for the least money of any pure
goods Oh the market Don't fail to try it.
mh5 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
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f:sHE FULLEST STOCK OF. FINE GLASS.
! WARE, PLAN and colored, ever offered before
sid at prices correspondiugly Low. Give US call
sad examine prices and stock before purchasing
for winter use. E. ]. MILLER, SON & co. se1O
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AUCTION SALES.

1 COMMISSIONERS sAI.E-Pursuant to a dc
.ns - cree OF the Circuit Court of tho city of Aex
andrla, rendered on the I'd day of October, 1886
IN the ehancery cause of Charles 8. Taylor ir, ct
al. vs.. John Lally, the undersigned commission.
ers appointed by said decree, will oer for sale at
public auction, in front of the Market House. on
Eoysi al street, in Alexandria city, on SATURDAY.
the Sth day of January, 1887, the following raai
estate of said John Lally, in the city of Alexan.
oris or SO SO much thereof as may be necessary to
teIcst as provided by said decree, aad costs viz
8 Ist. TWO HOUSES and LOTS situated on Fair.
iaS street, between Princess and Oronoco streets.
= "a. ONE LOT situated on Lee street between
IrIncess and Oronoco streets.
ID. ONE HOUSE and LOT situated on Queen
street. between Fairfax and Lee streets and
4th. ONE HOUSE and LOT situated on tbo
southeast corner of Royal and Princess streets
Terms or Salo: One third cash, and the residue
"a y TWO equal instruments payable respectively at
anu y months after date of sale, and to be- Sc
cured oy the notes of the purchaser with personal
security, with interest at tho rate Of six per cent
from the date of sale. '''
J. K. II. NORTON,
SAM'L. &. BRENT. eommrs
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sAM,l. s: \; j., q. SGsISH' BRENT. comm'rs.

l. John S. Beach, Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
the city of Alexandria do hereby certify that tha
pond, as required By the above decree has beon
gwen by j. K. NJ Norton conditioned as tho law
dec7 is John G prArtI C,o.,-
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WHITE HONEY, in Lib packages, for sale By
" oct27 J. C. MILBURN.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF a deed OF trust of datc November
20 1885, and uiy of record, the undersigned
VII TnI-5 sell at private sale, for cash, FIFTY
FUEh rJoI ShAHES OF the capital stock of tho
DRlA, and FRAME TENEMENT and LOT of
GROUND on the east side OF Fayetta street, be-
tween King and Cameron streets, fontiLg or
sayettc street 23 feet more or less. and III, .,r
D inches IN depth And il tho same he not dis.
peseo ol a1 private sale before Saturday. the 1Ith
day OF December, 1886, will at - o'clcck ~ nf
that day III front OF the Royal street entrance to
tho Market Building, sell the SAME public auc-
Al parties indebted to the lato finn of Gregory
at No. 23 King street. - oNeo'
nov 2G.td ISAAC ElCHBERG. 'rrusteo
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NTINCHESTER AND PLYMOUTH ROCK
w BUCK GLOVES; best in the States; for
salo by
nov6 AMOS p STAyMAREp
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A SslGNEG'S SALE OF GROCERIES, FIy.
IA TUBES, sc, At 81 CAMERON STREET
AS assignee of Simeon Denty will offer at private
sale sale Tor cash. until further notice, the ENTIRE
SICCA OF FANCY AND STABLE GROCERIES,
,,7 Ia, FISH, WOODEN AND TINWARE FIX.
TURES. &c, in the building, No, 91 Camaron
street, Alexandria Va
decItf JULIAN W. HOLT, Assignee
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SCoTCH WOOL KNIT GLOVES, Cloth Gloves
y and Fur-top Dogskin, at csc, 35c, Soc 75c,
81, S1.25 and $3.50, at
nov19 AMOS B. SLAyMAKER'S
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EOWLER'S IMPROVED FLY FANS, one of the
l. "lu1ures of the age" for sale by
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS,
loIo Alexandria, Va
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DERRY's HARNESS OIL SOAP.

Three sizes-$1, so and 25c sizes; the fines,
article in the world for harness. For sale by
feb2! w. F. CREIGHTON & co
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( tASTORINE! CAsTORINE !-Baum's eve,
- ready Castorine, perfect oiler for Buggies
Wagons, Carts, Gee Mover Gums; Never Chills
For sale by Ue9l w. F. CREIGHTON & co, .
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pODGERs's FINE TABLE CUTLERY, We;ss,s
lG celebrated Scissors, and Rogers Bros.'s PLATED
Spoons and ForksSfor sale low by
nov3 JAS F CARTTN & SONc
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AlrNanlIrla (J5azf:G:te
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TEL WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNO WIDEN,

At the Gazette Building, Nos. 70 amd 70 Prince ST
DAILY Tpr WErErv
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STONE'S COD LIVER OIL, a perfectly pure
~ oil, highly recommended by our city phys
Clans. A supply just received by
dec1 E. s. LEADBEATER g. BRO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-14
changes. Give Oberly chance. His
hatcbet ia new and sharp.
yorecJose the Land Forteitures.

Whatever may have been the wisdom of
the lavish land grants TO railroads when
they were made by Congressman it is by
no means certain that they were necessary
for timely development of the country
the American people have pretty thor
oughly made up their minds that the un-
earned grants shall be forfeited.
Since the incoming of the first Demo-
cratic House of recent years, there has been
no land subsidy granted to any corporation
and il will be many years before any party
has the temerity to vote another. But
there is onlya difference in terms and form
between new grant and the indulgence
of an old one of which the conditions have
never been fulfilled.
The House shows a commendable dispo-
sition TO hurry up the forfeitures the SEN
ate is inclined to obstruct them. The
House is more nearly responsible to the
people ; the Senate has more corporation
lawyers and bigger stockholders. 1t has
had to pass a bill prohibiting its member;
from being representatives of the people
and counsel for their plunderers at the
same time. Presently some of the men,
bers of the Senate will have to choose theil
positions.
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PERSONAL,

RIGHT REV. THOMAS +. HENRICKsoN,
bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese ol
Providence, Rhode Island, died on Friday
night, aged 80 years.
The PRESIDENTS salary is paid him in
monthly installmeuts-Si,l l66 6G on the last
day OF each month and the treasurer al
ways makes it a point TO send him notes of
the latest issue.
CONGRESSMAN BoYLE's Fayette county
friends state it as a positive fact that the
moneyed politicians bought up ten of th O
Boyle delegates to the Westm0reland conn.
ty Democratic convention.
PROFESSOR JAMES NACALIsTER superin-
tendent of the public schools OF Philadelpbia,
Is being discussed as the probable successor
oil General Eaton as commissioner OF public
education OF the United States.
ARCHIBALD FORBES, the English war
correspondent, and Miss Lula Meips
daughter of General NJ. q. Meigs, u. $. q.
are to be married at Washington this week.
forbes Is AZ and widower, aud Miss Meigs
il about 80.
ROBERT BROWNING, poet and widower
is now reported to be about to marry Mrs
Arthur Bronson, who was the beautiful Mis-,
DeKay, belle OF New York. After her nus
band died crazy she became phiianthropis
and patroness OF fine arts.
THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Cleveland AT
tended divine service at DR. Sunderland 5
church yesterday morning, being the onl
occupants OF the presidents pew. Thert
was the usual crowd OF sight-seers at tn,
door when the presidents coupe drove up.
!. DUrToN STEELE, well-known Tor In
ias, ior,y years as an eminent civil engineer
Ialroau builder and iron auufacturer
uleu IN fottstown on Sunday morning He
5u,h ueeh III about four weeks with nervous
| paralysis. '"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-14

MATTHEW ARNOLD, now i'll this country
and the object of distinguished consideration
wherever he visits, seems to be pretty good
political trimmer. Before leaving England
he delivered himself of some anti-Irish SEN
timents in connection with the present home
rule struggle in Ireland that were very Sc
yerely criticised. A change now appears to
be coming over the spirit of his dream, for
he is now quoted as having these sentiments:
al am in favor of home rule for Ireland.
would give much the same rights as your
states have here. would make three prov
inces-one of Connaught and Munster, one of
the Leinster, which includes Dublin, and one
of Ulster, the Protestant North of Ireland.
would give each province legislature with
power to control it's internal affairs. l would
have them so constituted that one could not
swallow up another any more than your state
| Of Georgia can swallow up the state of Iii
| nois." 1t is wonderful what au effect the brac-
| ing of American freedom has upon the
| most ultra of Tories.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-14

Many vain attempts are made to repeat the
remarkable success OF Benson's Capctue Plaster
This splendid remedy is known, sold and used
cvcrvwher7n, and it, prompt action and unrival.
led curative powers have won for II hosts Oi
friends. limitations have sprung up under
CapsiCum,' etc, Intended to deceive the care
less and unwary. These articles possess none
of the virtues Uf the genuine. Therefore We
hope the people will assist Us to protect what
are at once their interests aud ours. Ask for
BeusOn's Plaster, and examine what i given
you, and make sure that the word" Capctne "
l. cut in tho middle of the plaster itself aud the
" Three Seals Trademark il ON the taCe cloth
ANY reputable dealer will show you the safe
guards without hesitation: II you cannot re-
me ember the name-Benson's CapCine Plaster
cut this paragraph from the paper. CD
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The Civil Service Rulps.

The chairman of the House in committee
of the whole, Mr.. Blount, of Georgia, ruled
out of order the Holman amendment to
the civil service appropriation providing
that hereafter persons of over As years of
age might be eligible to appointment, and
that all who successfully pass the examina-
tions be placed upon the list and sent up
ior the selection of the appointing power.
The technical objection to this :" rider u
was that under the new rules of the House
no legislation In effect can be hooked on TO
an appropriation bill; and this seems to be a
wise provision on the whole, though at times
II might be well to put upon the expenditures
of public money some restriction that can
not be secured in the regular course of leo.
islation. Moreover, the civil service repu.
latiOns are rules not laws, and "a modiGea-
tion of them by Congress is to be regarded
with more leniency than law-making in the
strict sense. Mr.. Blount's ruling is, how
ever, acquiesced in, and that is the end of
the matter for the present at least.
This determination of it does not indi,
cate to the reorganized civil service com
mission any approval by Congress of the
old Eaton system indeed, few members
it and very few sympathized with
Il. There is little reason and great deal
hat is unreasonable in it. The country
lud the Democratic party look to the new
for better rules we have
q doubt the president will approve some
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un.o,,xxs CHATTER JUNE.


One day In the bluost OF summer weather.
Sketching under Whispering oas.
l heard Ave bobolinks laughing together
over some pathological joke.
what the fun was | couldn't discover
Language OF birds & riddle ON earth.
What could they mud In white weed aud clover
To spiIt their sides with such musical mirth p
W IA 1t some prank OF the rrodigal summer
Face in the cloud or voice in the breeze
pucrulous cat third-woodpccker drummcr
Cawiug OF crows high over the trees
Was it some Chtpmunk's chattCr--ur weasel
Under the stone wall stealthy aud sly
Or was it the Joke about me aud my easel,
Trying to catch the tint, of the sky
Sull they dew rpsily, shaking all over
Bubbhng with jollity, hrimtul OF glcC--
while sat listening deep In the clover
Wondering what their jargou could be.
Twas but the voice OF morning the brightest
rhatcVCr dawnCd over yun shadowy hills
Twas but tho song OF all JOY that is lightest-
Sunshine breaking in laughter and trills.
Vain to conjecture the words they are singing
only 10y tones can we follow the tune;
In the full heart of the summer fields ringing
Ringing tho rhythmical gladncss ut Junel
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Their. is Nothing surpri.inr

In the fact that Bensons CapCiTo Plusters are
widely initated that cheap and worthless
pasters, with names OF similar sound and sim
liar appearance in type, are freely offered for
sale Articles OF great and original merit always
have to compete with trashy limitations. But as
they become known they die ont through de.
served neglect. Meanwhile we warn the public
against the suCalled " Capsicum, ~ CapSicin, -
",Capuciu and Capsicine plasters whether
" Benton'-.' " BurtOn's" or otherwise. They
have no medicinal or curative virtues whatever
and are made to sell on the reputation of Ben
sons. when purchasing ask for BensOn's, dea
with respectable druggists only, and you can
not he deceived The genuine has the "Thret
seals trade mark ON the cloth and the wOrt
- CupCine cut in the centre. ll5-M, W ,Sw
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1l)e cai,fastcr lntelli9enter,
LANCASTER. JUNE IL, 1855
The State and the Estates.


It seems to have escaped general notice
that, whereas when the late Gen. a. ID.
Ditmars died, leaving testamentary dis |
position of his estate, the law as to the dis
tfibution of an estate devised by a will void
for uncertainty ," stood one way, when the
time came for the will to be so formally
declared by courts or agreed to be so by
contestants the law stood quite another
way.
To be more explicit, Gen. Djtmars made
his will Feb. 2, 1888, leaving the residue of
his estate, which subsequently amounted
to $50, 600 or $40 600, /" to be used in means
to ascertain what children were created to
do what the child may be directed to and
instructed in what he or she is best adapted
to do, my executor to use the sum to the
best of his judgment and means to carry
out my herein expressed desire" He died
June l6, 1883, and his will was admitted to
probate June 10, 1888. Had it then or at
any time within the next two years been
judicially declared to be ''void for uncer-
tainty or the object of the trust be not as
certainable,' the estate might have es.
cheated to the commonwealth of Pennsylva-
mia, as provided by the act of April 20, ls55,
,,ndor which if tho ob;acts of a charitable
tr,ot ,yoro {. not asoertain,b,a,, II shall be
toLon r., h,yo hoop made :. subiact IN be
s,r,ha, roorIotod and disnosed of nv tho
,s-;.,s.., af,hi, .o,,r,o,,,o.,,b =, mon
-, j., e,r,,;tv nth tba ;rto,t
of the donor or testator and the rules of
,,,', ,o;,,s, ,,orra,,,i,;as oo nraotioabIe N,
o,l.r,r;0e N acc,,,c m N, ,,bi;c t,,os,rru for
~ I'M. ,son
Cur;ous,v enough the following law 90,
,,non ,ho statnto bools of n later date Ju,v
-,sss.
Rel enacted, DC, That in the disposition
any rensa niaU,isc cns, msa az 1urpose the sam.
shall be- void for uncertainty, or the object Of
the trust ne not ascertalnapie, or mas ceased e,
property shall 60 to tbe heirs at law and mex
of kin, OF the decedent as in the case of per
sonn @ VINO nA.e uiou y, .l'y u'o in'ee'".e' -
Inc coiiioruehoe VI ITO appea'"ioe a' VIZ
pat'lou'ai YIN. y, ITO p''ao'se anu "ppio'a
"heh ~ ooh'ioi' 'ile 'i'pooi',o'i y, 'ne NV :,
hai' eS'"'o' susso''' 'e,s 'o,onSS 'na' y
Voc espooian. p"o'ou ~, .ne Douen. "
Snooo n.e.Ie. aI;s..o oneu, IL 10 no'' ,,;a, nG%
W., "n' ~ oD.uu ..aaaDa.,, a,h nv , ~ III,
soonls ~ 70 ie"onaDio D.";., 0noa. a. - "nl
WV ~. . "l'e w n"'.. -
,a. I 80 ;''a,
sn 49, 80 -, 80 ~, ,a,,l., - no 49, ha
n wy 'no .''o '' ,"'N ~ no. -0''o" s,Io
.n""' '".o ,""S, -. sa -. ,na ,,"tanI -
;aSn..;.auao tax
49, aa.i"s, t,;s tr,h,,o % suo o.
.. =. .rs 80 e., noa.., ,,a, ~. ~,
.",,s.., -, - - %. '.
" .o s .na.o ,as sn1 -, 80 So uo"A y. -
po'' aornn. aau @ % 80 n saa,ina IT, "ce seu ,s is
~ .n., g .,a,am II - douhtf,, ;s ;, WV III
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WHIr-SUNDAY or Phngsten was cele-
brated yesterday in all the churches that
make practice of Observing important
events of sacred history. 1t commentaries
the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the
apostles. 1t is one of the greatest OF the
great events upon which Christianity was
founded and 1t is right that the day should
rank with Christmas, Good Friday and
Easter 1t was observed by all Jews as COM
memoratiye of the giving OF the tables of tho
law to Moses on Mount Sinai, and that this
mysterious gift OF the Holy Spirit of the
power to speak in unknown tongues should
have come on that day is fact full of signiti.
canoe. 1t proclaimed that tho new dispensa-
ton came not to any one nation OF mankind
but to all. 1t is right enough then that the
Monday following this holy day should be a
holiday, a gala day in the same sense as
Christmas, though in less degree.
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The festive little bird now begins his an
nual pick at the best side OF the ripe cherry.
Daniel Muller, OF Doylestown, has hit upon
a novel plan to prevent this devastation. AT
break OF day when the birds begin to war.
bic their songs, he arms himself with a shot
gun and a set of sleigh bells, aud, taking his
station under the tree awakens the slumber-
ing inhabitants by the merry tinkling OF the
bells and an occasional shot at a bird daring
enough to alight in the nelghborhood OF the
forbidden fruit. high price should be OBJ
tained for fruit so zealously guarded.
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A Message TO ParnelI

James Mooney Sunday night cabled the
following from Buffalo to MIR. Parnell "Tc
Parnell, House Commons, London.-Branch
403, OF Buffalo, in meeting assembled, renew
their pledges to their brethren in Ireland
and, as beginning, have this day sent 10 the
Rev. Charles O'Reilly six hundred dollars
Tor the coming election expenses, promising
to follow II up with larger contributions a,
long as lreland's struggle for justice con
tinues"
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Uay Fever and Rose Cold

Are attended by an inflame1 condition of the
lining membrane of the nostrtls, tear-duCts and
throat, affecting the lungs. An aCrid muCus IL
-ecreted, the discharge Is accompanied with a
burning sensation. There are severe -pasms of
sneeZing. frequent attacks of headache watery
ana inhamcd eyes. Ely's Cream Balm is re.
medy that can be depended upon. 50 cents at
druggists by mail, registered, 90 cents. Ely
Brothers, druggists, oswego, y. Y.
jIt2wdeodSw
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PKUPUSALS.
NOrICE.

NOTICE.
~ l have been requested by the Finance
Committee, of the City OF Lancaster to call in
for the sinking Fund, the following bonds of the
loan authorized by ordinance, OF the City of
Lancaster, Pa approved March g. A, ID. 1851 to
refund $4,000 of the existing Indebtedness of
the City OF Lancaster ut per cent, and
amended by ordinance approved March 20, lssl.
OF the series one to twenty years, viz Nos. 8,
g. IL IL IS q, ~ 2 9, A. ~, So s5, S. 81 SS 80 90
81, g2, OF one thousand dollars each.
Holders will therefore present the above mum
bered bonds at this office on or before JULY |,
1855 for payment, after which date interest on
said bonds viii cease. W. A. MORTON,
Mayor
MAYORS OFFICE, LANCASTER, PA, June, /, l3s6.
il-tiyl.M, WAS
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AN enterprlsing fellow has secured
patent on arched chimney caps and is now
beginning his operations against unfortunate
citizens OF Harrisburg who have worn them
on their houses since the days of our fathers.
He proposes to collect 81 from every in
fringer of his patents. Why don't some one
patent the chimneys? Our patent laws are
lberal enough.
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some strong Mindea Women.

Can regulate their husbands amazingly fast,
should they not do their duty. BurdOck Blood
BincrS are "A good regulator OF the circulation.
They are exclusively a blood tonic. aud conse-
qUently strike at the root OF many serious all
mCnts. For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist, lj1
and lGJ y Orth Queen street, Lancaster.