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Lumber. Lime, Etc.
1900 1900 16. co 1900 100 1900 1900

SKIS 1900 1900 1900 1900 100 1900 1900
FENCING-No. l, 4 and inch, IL anu II ft,
rough, $l600@l6.50; No. /, and inch, 16
feet, s17.oOt@l7.5o; No. 2, and inch IL
and IA feet, Sl3. 5O0l4.00; No. 2, and inch,
1G feet S!5.00@l6.O0.
FINlsHING-lst nd 2nd clear, 1 = inch 2
s, S49.000@50.00; and end clear, y and 2
inch, $, s47.0C@49.O0: 3rd. clear, ~
inch, s, 43C0@45.00; 3rd, clear, IL and
2 inch, 2s, S4300@4G.0O; b select, ~, "a,
and inch, 9 8, S3700@3S.CO 1st and 2nd
clear, l inch, 2s, s45.00; 3rd, clear / inch,
s s, $500; A select, inch, 2 s, $500;
b select, inch, 2 s. $1,000
STOCK BoARDs-A - in, 5 ~, IA and 16
feet, $4,000; b II in, l u, IA and l6 feet,
s410O; G II in, s, II, IA and l6 feet, $500 i;
ID IL in, S s, l2 IA and 16 feet, S23.00; No. l
com, 12 IN, s l s, IL feet, $500; No l com,
IL in, S ! S, IA and 16 feet $l750@lS.50; NO.
l com, - in, l s, 10, IS and 20 feet, $3.50;
No. ? com, 12 in, S S, IA and 16 feet, $l7 90.
Flooring-1st com 6 inch white pine, S33.0 10;
I'd com inch white pine, S3l.0O; Sd com Is
inch white pine, 5000; ID com inch white
pine. $1,000; com add inch yellow pine,
$500; Star inch yellow pine Sl700; lst
and I'd clear yellow pine, and inch, $500.
LIME, ETC.-Quincy white lime (best) soc;
English and German Portland cement, S3 As;
Milwaukee and Louisville. sl30; Michigan
plaster, $225 Fort Dodge plaster, 81. 10;
Blue Rapid plaster; 81 80; hair, 2Oc: sash, 65
per ct dis; doors, blinds, mouldings, 80 per ct
dis: tarred felt, per cwu $500; straw board,
per cwt, Sl.60.
POPLAR LUMBER-Clear poplar box BIDS, q
in, s 3 s, S34.00; clear poplar q in panel,
$1,000; clear poplar q in panel, $500; clear
poplar y in panel stock wide, 2 S. S2S 90;
clear poplar corrugated ceilingM, $1,000.
Posrs-White cedar, 6 inch, halves, l2c
white cedar, 515 inch, halves and 8 inch q'rs
lie; white cedar, 4 inch, round, l6c; Tennes;
see red cedar, split, 16c; split oak, (white)
&c; sawed oak 1Sc.
SHINGLES, LATH, PER MIX clear, So Is
extra ~A*, $3.50; standard A, $3.50; o-lnch
clear, Sl.60011 20; 6-nch, clear, Sl.75@l. so
No. l, 81 ll0@l.l5; clear red cedar, mixed
widths, from Washington territory, s3.40
California red wood, dimension widths. so
cypress, clear heart, dimension widths, 1925
lath, $3.50.
CEILING AND PARTITIoN-lst com, ID in
| white pine partition, $500; 2nd com, q in
white pine partition, S27 90; clear q in, vel
| low pine ceiling $1,000; clear q in Norway
| sl45 80; End com, 9B in, Norway, Sl3.00
| BoARDs-No. ! com. $. ! s. H. IA and 10 II
| $500; No. 2 CON- $. / s. IL, IA and l6 fl
| $3.50; No. 3 com. s. l s. IL, IA and 10 fl
| S1450; No. CON- s. / S. IL, II and l6 II
| lshipping culD Sll.oO. Add SO cents per M
| TT for rough.
| BATTESs, WELL TUBING AND PICKETs-C
| G. Bats, 216 inch, 60c: o. Ii. Bats, 13x
Sis, 35c; 8 in we'll tubing ID. & M and Bev
$1,000; Pickets, ID. & II. fat $1,000; Pickets
| d. a. II. square, sl9.Oc.
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]; Windsor, el{c; Eddystone. exc, Pac,ic,

Vci Wiuusor oi3ci FuuysVone, oeNci fhViuc
6Sc
Atlantic II, A, 7l4c; Atlantic d, a., e1sC
Atlantic, y, a., &c; Atlantic LII, 4 4. &c
Aurora G, a., 494c; Crown xxx. A, 6slc;
Hooser Ill, A. sec; Indian Head, -, re;
Lawrence LII, a, 5Ac; Old Dominion A.,
SIC Pepperell II, "A, csc; Pepperell T., 40
inch, nc; Pepperell 50, lie; Pepperen 9d,
20c; Pepperell l0.4, 22c; Utica Z, "A. 4s{c;
Wachusett, "A, 715c; Aurora II, "A, &c;
Aurora Il, A, SIC.
SHIRTING CnEcKs-Caledonia X, 91Sc, Cal.
edonia Xxx, l01Sc; Economy 9c; Otis &c
Granite CSC; Crawford Sc; Haw River 51Sc
.TioKs-oakland A, II4c; International
$40, 16c; Berwick, BA, 1Sc; York, 30 in
12lSc; York 30 in, 1870; Swift River, Sc;
Thorndike 90, SIC; rhorndike f h, s<c:
Thorndiko 100 9J6c; Thorndike XX, 15c;
Cords No. ), 9Isc: Cords No. 4, 101Sc.
MIscELLANEous-Tab oil cloth, s2.25
table Oil cloth, marble, s925; plain Holland
o1Sc; Dado Holland, l2lSc.
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90 westerns, corn-fed .......... 96 $3.50
Live Stock Notes.

1--we SIOCk NOteS.
Top on hogs a month ago, S445.
Hogs sold a year ago at So. 20G0555.
Heavy hogs 10@l5c lower IN Chicago.
Beef cattle sold a year ago at S5.00@5.90.
Range cattle three years ago, S4.35GQ5.00.
Heaviest cattle receipts, September 10,
1887, 5,SO5
A year ago to-day 12,66S hogs were re-
ceved
w, II. Combs and Frank Woodard were
here from Nemaha City.
w. G. Swarts and II. Quimby, regular
Silver City, Ia, shippers, each had two loads
of cattle here.
H. l.. Savage, A, NJ Smith and F. A. Aus
tin came down from Arcadia with five cars
of cattle and two Of hogs.
S. X. Black and A. ]. Snowden were here
from Kearney, the former with four cars of
cattle and two of hogs, and the latter with
two of hogs.
j. L. Packard was in from Creighton with
two cars of cattle and one of hogs.
o. Burgess, of Weeping Water, had two
cars of cattle here.
Mr. Dawson, of Dawson & Bishop, Weep
ing Water, was on the market with hogs.
w. Il. Rickley had a car of hogs here from
Columbus.
Frank SpelIman and Charlie Crull come in
from Haulon, the former with cattle, the lat
ter with hogs.
e. Quick, of Quick & Son, Council Bluffs.
came over with load of cattle and one of
hogs.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARK ETS.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Wednesday, june 12.
To-day's cattle market was decidedly
rotten and was quoted all the way from 100
zoe lower on beeves. The trade was slow at
the decline and the number of cattle sold
was small in proportion to the receipts
Butchers stock was not SO much lower, but
il was weak and rather slow. The receipts
were the heaviest of the week thus far.
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very active and salesmen were reluctant to
make the concession, and the trading was
prolonged through the whole day. A few
sales were made early in the morning at
"a. 1904. 10, but aside from these everything
sold at $4.C0Gp405.
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Notice,

Notice to Real Estate Agents. Lot 2l. block
4, in Hascalls SUBDIVISION in sec. 3, II. II, r. -,
In Douglas County Neb., is hereby, Withdrawn
from the market. Z. ID. MATTsoR,
Omaha, June 1lth 1882. Owner
June II d st
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Hogs.

The receipts of hogs were the heaviest
since one year ago to-day. The markets at
other points all quoted lower, and on account
of that and the ho avy run here. prices took a
drop OF about l0c. The market was not
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Notice To Contractors and Builders.

Sealed bids win be received for the construc-
tion of a frame dwelling. Plans and speeitca-
tions at my OH co over l&B Douglas st. Ihe
right 70 refuse any and all bids reserved
J-il-d-3t. On. JOSEPH NEyII.LR.
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Sheen.

A few sheep were received, but they were
mostly consigned direct 10 the packers. The
market continues firm.
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Receipts.
prevaiiino pricez.

Cattle.. ................ ...... ... $500
Hogs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10, 800
Sheep eep................. 5l1
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1216c Boone, 14c; b, cased, $3.50.
CoTToN FLANNELs-10 per cent trade dis
IL, unbleached, 519c; &C. 6slc; SIS, nc;
Nm, l2Tc; AA, i4c; DID, 1870; TT, l6Ic;
YY, 1Sc; BIB, l9c; 20 bleached, S1sc; 60,
ll22419c; 50, 1870; so brown'and slate, &c; TO-
CARPET WARp-Bibb White, 19c; colored,
22c. ssr.
CRAsH-Stevens' b, 516c; Stevens' A, &c;
bleached. Sc; Stevens p, nc; bleached,
s94c; stevens N, sac; bleached, 9]sc;
stexsns oxsnsrss0later, sNt e SC; Woods, Sc; Stan
dard, &c; Peacock, DC. l,no-
CoRsET JRANs-Boston, rye; ,Androscog-
gin, re; KSearsage, 7Ae; Rockport' 6Ac;
DucKSWesat Point, s9in, oz, oXc; do, 90
in !ooz, l21sc; do, 20 IN, II OF, l51fc; do, AZ
'bENIMs -Amoskeag, 9 OF, 16lGc; Everett. Z
OF, 1Sc; York, OF, 13c; Haymaker, SIC;
Jafirey Xxx, il1ac,;, Jafirey XXX, l@lSe,;
lie; Beaver Creek &C, l0c.
FLANNELs-White, G. H. No. 2, q, 2219c;
G. H. No. /, VI, 261fc; B. II. No. 2. u, 22l8c;
b. II. No. ], &c, 3Oc; Quechee No l, "A, 42c;
Quechee No, 2, x, 3719e; Quechee No. 8, q
'' FIlsSEIs~ised, 9, "A inch, i5}Se; e, q
JR +, q, 27c; G, u, 25c.
FLANNEL-Plaid, Raftsman, zoe; Goshen
S215c; Clear Lake, 3616c; Iron Mountain
GiNomAM-Plunkett checks, 62lc; Whit
tenton, 694c; York, 711o; Normandl dress
| nc; Calcutta dress, 7I6c; Whittenton dress
| 7l3c Renfrew dress, SIz@l211c.
KENTUCKY JEASs-Memorial, 15c; Stand
bennington, 921fc; Glenwood, zoe; Melville
| PRNTs- s-Dress-Charter Oak, BIC; Ra
mapo, 4c; Lodi, 51sc; Allen, &c; Richmond
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The following il table Of prices paid in
this market for the grades of stock men
toned:
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MoNEY-Easy; closed offered at 2t03.
PRIME MERCANTILE PApER-3051 per
cent.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Dull but steady ;
sixty-day bills, s4s7; demand, S4.SS4.
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OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS

Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Butter frmer and in somewhat active de-
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a FAMILY ROW.

- Poliss called On nus the Parties Decide
Mos 10 have Any arrests Made.
OmcsT Siesler wss sent to the house Of
Norman A. KiIchoH, ON East Frederick
ooDoots ON Thursday afternoon, In response
.Da message sent TO the station house that
0bore was . big row there. When the
c0cor arrived be found that there had been
- quarrel between the elder Kirchon and
- mother OF Hermsh's wife. Tho one 10 Q
German By birth and the other Irish, and
- funny part Of the row was tho one did
~ understand what the other was saying.
10 daughter took the mothers part and
~ man Kirchofi attempted TO strike her
Utth chair. The ofnosr IVES requested 10
oaho the old man to the station house, and
- - was about leaving the house the re-
Quost IVES recalled and the cffacer went
Quov without making any srres.A The
- was disgscefai, occurring while the
<on4 body OF one OF The younger Mr.. Kk-
oees children Icy In the house ready for
e1siAl.
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ossses KirsAss. q ne ssssesa naels Assss.
nnssssaaas N fessaas.
For ysan R has bsea ne oustrm Of
(ssorse Kischss, the popular hose Of The
Golden Eagle hoeel, q Lime sod East
King stfeeta 70 eivo "a annual supper
% his frieadA 10 cslebfsse the cIoso q The
hunting season. Mf. Kifchef he's always
bssn great hunter end y fond Of the sport
yss, although getting somewhat old. lass
night the supper came o6 at Kirchsr's hctel
and 70 say tbas it wss . success does NOS
express a. About $50 people pareook Of
supper and they ~ until % early hour this
monips. 4 very large tabls he'd besn
anrasd 10 The side room aud n wss almost
constantly surrounded. Evorythiug thaa
hungry people could wish Soe We % sne
table In very liberal qusatitisA The warm
dishes included venisou, rabbits. turkey
with oyster dressing, chicken fficessees sroasl
duck, with apple butter. sauss kraus and
Vienna sausaeA The cold dishes wsra
chicken, lobste,, potato and italian salads
snd The felishss were celery, lettuce bests
pickles, "a The dsssrt included cakes
| pie, fruits and ooflse and the liquids wsr'
wine and beer.
The oassrsrs were Alex. George {" BIZ
msrck") aud wife and they did we'll tn
lady attendants were Misses Leidenberge
ana the Misses Koshlsr. Much credit
due TO Jsoob wolisr for the able manner Il
| which be superintsuded affairs and locke
after the wants Of everybody. Asmbsrs
the Lsidsskraps we're present snd san
| msuy seleotiona The affair pleased ever
BODY and Mr.. Kirchsr was voted prince
good fsllowa
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VISITING ODD FELLOWS.

10gDohol Ledge Asmbors Gall On LApcasttr r
Lodge. fh0rsasy Evening.
Some time ago the memberD OF Herschel
|Ledge o. ODD Fellows resolved TO pay q
sSlsis 10 Lancaster Lodge No. 81, and last
ovOning IVES the time set. After the regular
1nooting Of the lodge had been hold, about
Seoxty members proceeded In q body to the
room Of Lancaster lodge. They were warmly
goeslved In . speech BY n. J. Weaver, to
y1ieh J. 4. Wolfersberger responded.
0peeohss were also made by DR. n. w.
nnahs Charles II. Kline, esq, d. w. Ret
~ aAd William IGuthrie, OF Rsrschel
1q1ee Edward Becker, OF Suaqushauna
l11sa Columbia MI. Pickel, Of Pnilsdel,
DAisS W. r. Hambright Robert NJ.
Narrow and others OF Lancaster lodge.
Alope the speaking the visitors were sur
rElsod> ~ being invited to Q splendid
nnDpsss which had been prepared down
sGlnisA Over one hundred members OF the
80 lodges sas down and enjoyed them.
oooves Immensely for some time. After
nappss oil went back to the lodge
SDo0s whore some time was spent
Sfalliag stories and singing. John Loller
80 Harry Snyder gave number Of sopgs,
ytsA d. 6. Mearig presiding ss the organ.
- b. WsidIer also sang comical selections.
1t was going fest towards midnight when
- party broke up, and the members oi
1egsohel lodge were delighted with the
nDtortainmont
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DNA THH

MILLER. January 81. 1852, in Lampeter,
Katie u Miller. daughter OF Dr. u. W. aud
Katie Miller. In her zalh year.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
Tespe stfully invited TO attend the funeral
from her fathers residence. at Lampeter
Square. on sunday IT . p. IN. Intermsnt .,
etrasburg cemetery.
TRoun-in this city, on January 81, John r.
Trout. ascd 81 years, 3 months ana 10 days.
Tho relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his lats residence. No. LAT Bouth Queen
street. on Monday morning at Q O'Clock. Ser
vices ~ Longs necker's Meeting House. Preach
ing by Benj, kohr. STA
tcsA.vpEn.-In this city. on the lst inst
epsan sch ter. vile OF "a = In n kehse Ter,
sged co years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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xoo9. EoA LA general cir Of
DVo1lG ssesna NE or stables today.
1nonom = NE nsishbahood wese
1mpopyosns sAls nosning. eupe
= - al stroee road, declared he
Ieun win applications for Worts
~ ~ many of NE applicants were
60psr,nsuadsss Of ne Fourth avenue
~ mDoo1s 70 run about eighty cars 70.
- essoad svsnus stables .svsrythiag
tonn1nG onooehly.
- , o'eloek no reports Of trouble was
80 = polies quarssrA
f1oua oo-dsy The stats Of sdain on the
1M6o eoomed 10 indicate that the beck-
= the strike In that section was
tl1sal q The lied. up roads ere now run
kaegulaRiy. Some others have made
)oo0pt 70 start oara.
oass nanaasg ia Drssklyn.
nooKEYN, Fsh l4-Four care were rui
- FINN avenue line this morning
N under police guard. Five rails wer'
~ ~ q TwoDtieth stseoe bu
10 replaced. The general impressios
IL prevails that fewer police will b
Uo4o1 % protsct the oars. a delegation o
1ln9 omployes tried 70 visit Prseiden
nsdooa with the hope Of arbitration
~ WeTe told u would be useless under th'
|Ee1nsianoea
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CHICAGO, Jan. N.-Cattls-lseceipts. l2.ooo |,
. ss sissrs. . @qs ~ ssccssss ana iss1s!:
q Dos 70 o0ws, bulls ana mixeos % oo0l 90 !
Ho9S -Eecsipts, 1900 had, shipments.
sssxy. = 7I0S ss, Hight u IseS Is; ships. y d
shssp Rsesipts. eco AssA, shspments.
1000 market weaker natives, % COOS 20
Western corn; fed. y toaS, 1sxas shorn,
RAsP LfspuSY. Castle I. Bcelpts. 600
shipmenta. 600; market nothing doing oil
through consignments no oars shipped n
Hcss . Rsosipts. 1900 AeaA shipment.
1870 l. market nIm; Phila1olphias: "a q
20 ,sicnss SSsess 70 w ~ ,oHS:s HSs; a'e'~
sheep.keeeipts. leDs shipments. 1870
MARKET dnll prime. u 1903 % fair 70 good
q .sQl eoi common, 0to0sto lambs, -
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by virtue Of the directions and powers given
ws the undersiRnAd execntors. win expose TO
public sale. at the City Hotel. the ioiio wing
All that lot Of ground. conmsncins st the
streets. fronting ON Prince street 81 fset. 1
inches, thence west IS feet. ,hsnoe SOUL feet,
thsnce vest TO Water street, thence along
water street 81 feet. inchee. thence along
Chestnut street las feet, ON which 10 erected .
thrse-stOry Brick Mansion H0use. With three
street. the whole oonlaintpg twenty-five
rooms. including parlor. library, aitting room,
clOak-rOOm, dtniug- room, with buffers pan.
try, bathroom, sewing and store rooms, beau.
ufllly pspered throughout, c0ntathtDg almost
every known Improvement for human oom-
No. 4 All that Lot Of Ground. adjoining 10
ON the north. fronting on Prince street a0
feet, thence along NO. lf3 feet. thence south
feet, thsnee further along said Hoe 10 water
street thence along Water so irTfss rriSs y rsss
place OF beginning, On which are erectsd two
kvo st0rv aud an attic Brick d welltag Hcuses,
Nos sO6 sud 2e North Prince steel No. 46
con- AIMS eight room bah, Gas. hot And cold
water, water closet. &c; No 2Os contains ave
ings. Also. there 10 . one aod-s n ali story
ITame dwelling fronting on Water . rect.
hoso prnpertiss viii be sold ~ whole or
Wni be divided to swift purchasers.
sale TO begin Ut rs! o'clock p. m with con
WILLIAM b. ALTICK.
MARY 3. ALTiCk,
sAMUsL W. AL1iCK.
r. ALTtCK.
J.J. ALTlck.
JosL L. HAl..s. Aust. ,.ns.ss.' .'Oisbsssn
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"This u the Moot 10. Me-"
Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the " Colchester with sole leather heel
This is the best fitting ana most durable boot
In the market, made OF the best pure gum
stock. The sole leather heel saves money TO
the wearer.
Don't buy your arctics until you have seen
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter.
Ahead OF all others In style and durability.
II youwAnt the wort OF your money try tie
tail by John Hiemens. North Queen street.
Lancaster. Pa. A. Wholesale BY
n. u. SPAHR D Sons,
nlo 2md York. Pa.
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Raptsd M asssdins,

Miss More Brsidsnbach, who ssys shs "
but Is years old, but 10 . big girl, came TO
Lancaster from Reading yesterday morning
and went 10 live with Millard Reese, on
Middle street. This morning Chief Smelts
received letter from Detsctive KeSshnes,
Of Reading, snclosing warrant and esking
him 70 arrest More. He took her into GUS
tody and . telegram from Kershner received
this aftsrnoon states thas he will b over
after ths prisoner on the hrst train. The
accused II charged with larceny and surety
Of tho peacA Bho denies having stolen
anything, bot ssys she was in fight befors
leaving Reading.
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Death os ars. susan Sense fler.

Mrs. susan Schssfisr, wife Of Edwin n.
echasner, saddier; who resides at 4ls Lam
caster avenue, died at her home this morn
Ing In the 6s.h yesr OF her sgA Deceased We
daughter OF the late Jacob Hoffman. She
Wss sister OF the mother Of Chief OF Poles
Smells, Mrs Mary Samson, Of this city, and
Mra John A. Rockafeliow, Of Harrisburg
Besides Q husband che leaves two sons,
Emanuel, who II travelling In the West
and Charles, who 10 In the awning businssi
In this city.
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Death Of John n. Tfout.

h John +. Trout, . retired Ne monte
eeruss. died st his residence, No l47 South
Qeeen street. this morning, sged CT years.
H Was In tli-beAlth for some time from
oonsumption, and Wss con fined 10 bed for
)ADoo weekA He leaves . widow ana i've
1i6yen. He retired from sc,ivs pursuits
nfipw years sgo ON scoount OF his health,
4 ~ removed to this city. His funeral viii
plscs on Monday morning, with inter.
nj q LopgeDsck er's meeting housa
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Assss u. Been. Cee. sisht.

- 8ses1S VOek BIBuS
: - Oeo from this city who assisted In
eUoDoteg ihs coct night. who, took plsca
- Yess osassy on Tuesday complain about
y nouo 3epsrs for calling 10 fake. They
- = was square througho and the reason
- ~ Lsucastsr birds did mot win was
- lhey were not % good - their oppo-
oDA Thsy say that they had tl0 on each
80 end there Was $50 on the maip.
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RaadR For FINAL Paaan4G

AZ Thursday evenings session OF the
House consideration OF the inter. municipal
meat OF no material im mportapce and ordered
transcribed for third reading.
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Mrs. Annie Westhaeffsr hes bean
prosecuted before Alderman HalbAch for
malicious trespass BY Jacob Shopp. Bail
IVES sntored for hearing. This u CROSS
action OF tho suit between the same parties
noted yootoydsy.
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.UBLlO SALE.

On TusspAy. FxaRuARY .. 1859.
VIII be SOLD st public sale. at the Leopatd
Hotel. m Lancaster city. ,hs following real
estate, 70 wit:
No. j, . lot Of ground. situated 4sl Ersibsrg
street. ON which Il erected two-story brice
dwelling. twOstOry brick back building and
frame summer kftcnen, containing seven
rooms; lot fronts II feet, with . depth OF 100
feet.
80. 4 . lot Of ground. adjoining No on the
west. ON ~ hich u erected . one and 0ne-hAlf
story brick dwslliDg. with one story frame
back building; lot fronts ID feet = Sinchss, ana
In depth lO6 feet
Thsse houses are both newly papersd ana
painted and everything about them in exoel-
No . building lot 10 feet by los feet about
three 4 ct from South shippen street. aojoin-
Ing No. Son the west.
40. I. . building lot. fronting 10 feet BY Ice
feat, about three feet from South shtppen
street,
Ihe owner sells this property because OF her
intention to move from he cliy.
Sale to- commence at 7:so O'Clock p. m. when
terms y III Q made known by
CATHAKINr HUeER
JoHL L. HAIsEs. Austioneer. uls.G. G.9s&fIS
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The w,Iev Alau,iou Wi,hdr.vn.

The Wiley mansion on East Orange
street, offered at public sale ON Thursday
evening st tho Stevens house. BY b. II.
Rowe, auotioneer. was Withdrawn. Toe
price bid was Sl4.60 . aas sum than
offered st the previous sale.
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Rusd Tor RlsndaR.

EllEabsth X. Chryst through her
attorneys Brown q Hsnssl, to-day entered
suit In the court OF common pleas against
Charles v. Wscker for % 900 dsmsgea She
alleges that the defendant circulated reports
affecting her character for chastity.
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Exscutious .laausd

Two executions were isaued to-day
against Samuel Croft, merchant at Cordslis,
for s77L30 and the sherin has levied upon
0ron'a property.
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a Cattle Dealer AsajGns,

O0ltIs Dealer A10JGnS.
Charles Al. Howell, Q cattle dealer in
Cumberland, Nd, made IN assignment on
Thursday. Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
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rev YorG narSos


QBv YoEk. Feb. !. 4 p. n.-honsy cioxe1
q per cent kxchAnse quiet; posted
rstes. ~ s70A s9k; actual rates o. sgko
ASK for 90 days ana ~ tsk0lts for demand |;
0overnmsnts closed sisadys currency gs
y eaei - coupon q s7ki sCs "a. q %
JAs ssoes 9Arsss evs.ss yssy asuv. sas
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Made an Assignment,

Isaac Musser, grocer, corner OF West
King and Dorwa streets, made IN assign.
ment to-day for the benefit OF creditors to
Frank A. Reiker.
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TAOR RENT ON APRIL flkST-THG
ktor,ronm. No Je) bast King street. ana
tha tn o roous on the seco q door over sAma,
nm the cellar room. viii be Tor ent on . pru
I. The Oreroom VII DC remooaiieo eAo en-
'assse' sos 'ssxi 'WxiTHaEE HEE H.SRAxKLlH. u.
Atsc,sXst Isv:;, ~ q, Y. = ssss 3 q nss6 = ssrsse
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on . soed bsylag ~ aeeouats Of ths vaadts
biits. whicA wurotAe ofincipai fsaturos, pres
stsaaiiy advanee1 k 10 ~ per esnt ~ noon.
Since thea thsro hAs betn frscucasl reac.
tlOn.
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