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SUMMARY,

"A new Post Office has been recently es-
tablished in the township Of Newberry, Geau-
ga county, called North Newberry, and Man
ming shumway Esq. appointed Postmaster.
Mrs. Butler, the celebrated Fanny Kemble.
is separated from her husband.
The Grand Jury Of Otsego county, N. X
have passed resolution recommending re-
peal Of the g small bill law" by the Legisla.
ture.
The speech Of Mr.. Wright, U. s. Senator
from N. II. upon the SUBJ Treasury bill, con.
tanned the following sentiments :1 Let the
Government attend TO its own business, and
lct the people attend totheirs. Let the Gov
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

In statement made by the Board of Pub
lie Works of the politics of the Engineers up
on the various works in this state, it appears
that there are IA Van Buren, and "a Whig
Engineers. Pretty good evidence of the
science of the Wing party.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

FIRE Between 7 and 8 o'clock last
night, the store, No 10, Superior street,
occupied by Messrs. w. &. w. Brown,
was found to be on fire. The whole in
terror of the store was in flames before
lit was discovered. The engines were
promptly on the spot, but the weather
was so cold, the thermometer being 4
degrees below zero, that the reservoirs
were frozen, and it was some time be-
fore any thing could be done to arrest
the flames. The engines, two Of them
at least, were not in working order. The
adjoining stores, No. IL, Superior street,
occupied by o. Cutter, and No. IA, by
R. Bailey, were destroyed. Happily,
the large block adjoining, owned by Mr..
Wells, was saved though with great diff
fculty, and considerably injured. The
firemen and hook and ladder companies
were prompt, and the latter did good SER
vice before the engines could play. The
Ohio City Fire Company, also, came
with alacrity, and rendered very timely
and important aid.
The losses, we understand, are as fol-
lows: w. & w. Brown, goods $1,000
insured, $4,000. O. Cutter, $4,000;
no insurance. Cutter & Dockstader,
building, 81 300, insured $l,lOO. r.
Bailey, building $1,000, no insurance
goods chiefly saved. Bond & Shelly,
goods 800, no insurance. |. Stanton,
furniture, &c. $l00, no insurance. Joel
Converse, 5000, insurance. - Cleued.
Herald.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

more keenly its pangs,) which was rem
|dered during late short sojourn a.
mong us. The war is not yet ended, and
those who have ,espoused the cause and
freely aided the Patriots, should not give
up to despondency nor to fears Of the fI-
ture, fromthe misfortunes Of the past
Toledo Gaz.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

MORE FAcrLITIEs. Mcssrs. Hollis
ter & Co. Of Perrysburg, have purchased
the steamboat Andrew Jackson, intend
ing 10 run her as packet between the
Foot Of the Rapids and Manhattan, du-
ring the next season. Inthe meantime.
new boat is building, which is to re.
ceive the Jackson's engine, in an i'm
proved form, and which will then take
her place upon the same route.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

Parson Muhlenberg, of Pennsylvania, has
been appointed U. S. .Missionaryto Austria
1t is said that he has received GALL to preach
in the German language, and that he has
been kept on diet of sour-kroat, at Wash.
ington, for some time.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

Vraxis was smoked in spite Of his disguise,
and the s'ooman with the Great peard, lis des-
tined soon to become as celebrated as Z" The
tall gentleman with sandy hair"
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

GovERNoR's SPECIAL MEssAeE--THE
CANAL LANDs.--Gov. Vance transmitted
message to the General Assembly a
few days since, which has a most impor-
tant bearing upon the interests of the
State. This document alone will am
ply satisfy the People of OHIO, that when
they extended their confidence to Joseph
Vance, they extended it to one whose
great experience will lead to the devel-
opment of abuses, and whose vigilance
will guard the public interest from
wrong.
Immediately upon being duly installed
into the office Of Governor, Gen. Vance
submitted the affairs Of the State to a
careful scrutiny. The subject Of the
canal lands, being the source whence the
State looked for the revenue with which
10 build up those great works Of i'm
provement, attracted his particular at
tention. The uncertain condition of our
title to those lands, and the necessity Of
having itmade perfect, induced the Gov
ernor to urge upon the Legislature the
appointment of a commissioner to pro-
ceed to Washington City with authority
to bring to a close every matter connect
ed with the grants Of lands made to
Ohio for Canal purposes. On the 25th
OF February, 1887, the Governor adj
vised the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office Of the probability of this a.
gency. The Commissioner, under date
Of the 18th March, replied, in substance,
that all the selections for the Wabash
and Erie Canal had been made, and the
whole matter brought to a close by Gov.
Lucas. This was so directly in con-
flict with what he believed to be the
claims Of Ohio, that Gov. Vancenot-
withstanding this statement from the
General Land Office. and statement in
Gov. Lucas Message (l636) that as re-
garded the Wabash and Erie Canal
Land, "the entire selections had been
made, notwithstanding these appar-
emily final assertions, instituted an ex-
animation with aview to asctertain whe-
lher the selections really had all been
made, and the claim Of the State under
the grant fully satisfied. The result Of
athorough Investigation, while it displays
most astonishing and criminal careless
ness on the part of those who adminis-
tered our affairs prior to the change ef
|fected BY the regenerating election oi
| '36, also secures to the State, under the
very grant declared BY Gov. Lucas tc
have been satisfied, more than Jfiy thou
sand acres Of the most valuable land
We here quote from the message ol
The Governor, his very plain statement
Of the actual condition Of the grant ol
land By Congress 10 aid IN the censtrnc.
tion Of the Wabash and Erie Canal
aThe length Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal, within the limits Of the State, ii
|ascertained to be 81 miles ~ chains -
which, under the grant 10 Indiana. sub.
sequently transferred 10 Ohio, would
give for this portion Of the Canal, 279,.
4s0 acres. The quantity Of land stated
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

The difficulties in Canada will have
furnished the British government with
an admirable pretext for collecting a
large force fpicked troops on the North
Eastern frontier of our country. How
this force will be disposed Of remains to
be seen. One thing is very certain,
which is, that should an alteration take
place in regard to the debateable land in
Maine, the British troops will be in a po-
sition to act as circumstances may re-
quire. We should be pleased to see
our government place itself in proper at
titnde to resist aggression and maintain
our rights. Itmust not be supposed that
we believe the troops about to be sent to
her American possessions, by England,
are despatched with any express view to
the question Of the North Eastern boun-
dary, but we only mean to say that should
.he communication through the territory
in dispute be indispensable in carrying
out the purposes Of the British govern
ment, well apportioned army Of choice
men would be a powerful agent in Sc
curing it. Let our government look to
this atter.-Baltimore Chronicle.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

U Our thanks are due tothe Detroit
Free Press for a copy Of the report q
the State Gcologist. We have read il
with much interest and pleasure, espe.
cially SO, as it proves that the Geological
history of the State Of Michigan, cor.
responds with our own, in this immedi-
ate section. AZ
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03
Balance unselecs ID, and still
due by the us. under

Balance unselec y, and still
due by the us. under
this grant, 5l,277 81
Fifty one thousand t,oo hundred and
seventy seuen acres due to Ohio from the
General Government! We trust this
account, although closed by Gov. Lucas
may yet be opened by Gov. Vance. 1t
will be seen by the above extract, that
an error to the amount of fifteen hundred
and four acres and fraction was
made by Gov. Lucas in footing up the
returns in his office; he having stated
in his message Of '36, that the whole a.
mount selected was 23O,OOl 4-lOOths
acres, when the true amount, according
to the same returns, is stated by Gov.
Vance to be. l,5O5 36-lOOths acres
Comment sunnecessary.--Jou,nal and
Register.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

science OF the wing party. ~ tt4
THE CANADA WAR.--The events o
the past week have probably brought the
operations Of the Patriots to close up
on this frontier, for the present. The
difficulties to be surmounted by those
entrusted with the prosecution of the
war, were such as could only have been
surmounted by tried bodies of troops.
with ample supplies Of arms and provis-
ions, and under the command Of able and
experienced officers, responsible to some
central and efficient executive. None
of these things have been in their favor
The troops, mostly raw recruits, unarm'
ed and destitute of shelter and provis-
ions, totally unorganized, and gathered
around the flags of officers, some Of
which were untried and obnoxious to sus-
picion, and all with responsibility to no
tribunal whatever,while at the same time
a powerfully organized army of regular
troops upon either side, the one TO pre-
vent, the other to repel any hostile move
menls, totally cut off the transmission OF
intelligence from one portion Of the pat
riot force to the other.
We give from papers nearer the seat
of war, all the intelligence which we
can CLEAN of the events that have trans
pired between the belligerent forces, and
shall continue to do so, SO long as any
"specks of war;" appear in the horizon.
The MANUFACTURE OF GLAss.-We
have often heard it remarked, that from
the fact that the rock formations IN this
region are of limestone, it might be in
ferred that we were destitute of the pro-
per quality of sand for the manufacture
of Glass. This. however,is not the case;
recent discoveries having proved that
quantities of the silecious material for e.
ven the finer kinds OF glass may be found
in this immediate neighborhood. Speci-
mems ofquartzose rock in a state of disin-
tegration, and readily crumbhng to a bril-
liant sand, ofthe purest white, have been
brought to this place from locality but
few miles distant, and from what we
can learn from those who are conversant
with the situation in which it is found,
the supply is ample, and the means of
access easy. The State Geologist Of
Michigan has discovered a similar bed
in the neighborhood Of Monroe, which
he says is better adapted to the man
ufacture of the finer kinds Of glass than
any | have seen in the State"
W Our thanks are due to the Detroit
Free Press for copy Of the report Of
the State Gcologist. We have read it
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

| in my predecessors message as selected
according to the lists in this office, is be-
low the true amount. The lists show
the actual amount reported TO be 23l,-
sos 35-lOOths, instead Of 23O,00l 400
acres. II has also been ascertained that
part Of this selection was previously sold
or appropriated by the General Govern
ment. In a letter from the Commission
er Of the GeneralLand Office, of the 20th
January 1887, he admits that 2,4SS 95-
lOOths acres, in the selection made by
the State, should be deducted as discrep-
ancies, from the lands selected as belong
ing to said Canal grant. 1t has also been
reported from the Registers Office at
Lima, that other lands selected have
been previously sold or are deficient in
| quantity some Of which sales and de-
| fciencies have been ascertained, and 9TH
ers are supposed to exist.
From the papers on file in this office,
the account Of the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal lands, between the United States and
Ohio, stands thus:
The am'nt due by the grant
being equal TO 5000 a.
cres mile for the whole
length Of the canal, which
is 81 miles and 81 chains, 279,4sO
Amount selected, as per list fti.
on file, 23l ,5O5.35
Deduct from selections the
Discrepancies in Commits
sioner's letter, Jan. 30,
'37, 2,4SS.94
Deduct also sec. 2, T. 4, N.
r. a E. sold, 634,0O
Do. deficiency in sec. 6, T.
2, N. r. l E. 22.7O
Do. do. in sec. 6, T. A, N.
R. 6E. 35.73
Do. do. as per statement
from the General Land
Office, marked Q, ll3 III
Total deductions. 3.3O2 S6
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-03

Total deductions, 1902 SO
Leaving the amount select
ed & agreed upon by both
parties,
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10 RENT.
"a fENIIREE QUARTERS of a square of
Iassl1 4 ground wit wo houses thereon the
lsElllsL new market on Poydras st. Apply to
ROBF. CLANNuN,
nov2c u t,mp at
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NJEW ORLEANS s. CARRULLTON RAIL
~ ROAD CO.-NOTlCt4-On and after tie Isl
Dec 1888 until further notice, Extra right Car will
seaye tie house, Pnylras street. Mt half past III
o'clock p. NJ. for Lafayette and intermediate places
Single Fickets37 l-a ceuta, 1t S35 per hundred
JOHN HAMPS0N,
nopoo=-if Chi. Eng. N, o. & C. R. K.
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NEW BOOKS.

] AND or SHARKS g. SEA GULLS in 9 vols.
Ia The Wife Hunter. in vols
The st anger in China, in 2 vols
Murders and tunuges committed in this country
tinheiilshtd with numerous eD9raYii9s, Representing
the Of blood aud correct iikenesses o The cr
inus.
uriositias of literature and literary character us-
traled by DIsrae Esq, ID c l., tenth edition, COM
pcte In volume.
Nicholas Nchle,y part first. complete.
Repoft. Of Cages, argued mud adjudged IN The ST.
prene Court o. sAv& n,tc Stles January term, 1888,
by Richard re@sSo II
.~ssrereive and for sale hv
Nm MkEAv,
nOv2F CGmn and C"m at
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MOURNING NOTE TAPER-Just received, di
Iva rect fram london, quantity of the above,
anpernf article l.o, Enamelle and Porcelain Cards,
English Lever and NaJe Papc. for sale by
FELT & Co,
dl4 n Y s aiioners II II, % Char,res ST
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NUST received nv the subcribsrs,a large assortment
y of White Stone China together ~ithu great vari-
CIV Of Ont aud Pi4in ench Plumbers, suitable for
Bsrs and Hotels, which ill he sold low by The pack
age dr dozen BBkOMER Geo.
dls-2~ 7csmp, and % Common streets
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R A q 4 u q; @
LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB RACES,

OPER IItE LtjOISi-IN.1 tctfitot..
va,HE FALL MEETING commenced This Day,
Tuesday, the 9th day Of December.
First Day-Swcepslakcs Tor two year nlds--mle
heats-subscrlpon $500 forfeit 5000 tour subscribers,
and eloscd-J"hn L Miller A /. Bils"man, W Mi
nor, and { c S Farrar.
Same Day -propretors' Purse. $io,--mile heats
entrance 50, added to the purse; free all horses
Secoad Day-rhe Creole Purse of s5D'-mile
Same Day--Purss $950-mile hcats-flee for all
horses. ,
Third Dnv -Propriaor's Purse S',no-two mile
heats if more than two start, the second best to he en-
titled to !D-i hut two, the winner To receive ou'
Fourth Day--Jnckey Club Purse Sl,8o',-t'iret mile
heats of which The second best will be enlte t. $,
more than two sar-fbut two, the winner t" receive
$500. ana
Fifh Dav The Louisiana Plate. va ne 81 o01-two
mile heats i've year ods and will nrry l0u lbs.
-four wear ol+ and under, their appropriate weights.
Sirth Duy-Proptirtor's Purse, Sb0',-lnile heats
best 3 in - .,,oo c..,-
Sepensh Dny-Jockey Club Purse S'50o-four mile L.,
heats: if more Than two start the second best horse VIII
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$4,000.
Eighth Day Post S'nke-three "c heats-en-
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HENRY A TAHOE.
J G BRANCH, ....
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uoxo8 Prophet rs
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COKE.
vENHE price of Coke fom and after the st dav Of
D. October, will be fifty cents per barrel in the Gas
Works yard, and if taken in quantities OF one hun
dred barrels, will he delivered free of diayage.
The advantage thai this article OF fuel possesses o.
the anthracite I'd humuouS Goals, igulting more
rc,uils tnn the former, and freq from the mpieasant
SMOKE Of the later, should induce every family make
use "f IT,
Orders wed at the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
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& PERM CANDL ES--300 boxes New bedford
- sperm Cnde< assorted sizos, Of approved brands
$50 boxes mould candles, JAG sons brand
100 boxes fresh Ssap
30 hbls reiined " bale Oil
Champaign Vine OF suPel ior quality
Inperia gtnpoader, young h, son IL soueh-Rz
Teas
Copper, in sheets, from IL to feh !bs
BLACK Lead iots, assorted sizes, FIR shle bv
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VALUABLE Ar hitectulaI Books Sc.
Received and for sale nj the Book Store of Alex.
Tpwar, 40 Cnmp street, VIZ:
Sugars Village Architecture. colarea plates;
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variety vi Elementary Drawing Books, &c.
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raNlE PRINCIPAL Of th4 English, French an Spanish
4 Academy, No.li, 81. Charles street, announces
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limited 10 fifty.
lie takes thus opportunity Of assuring parents that
Il thing shall he wantlng which may contribute to The
comfort md improvements their sons
d.. lS.in
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GERMAN MARBLE HAPtR-Ins received Sc
" rcam7 ofvcrv superior quality of royal Medium
md Can sizes, for sale cheap, by
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q !, UslCAL INSTRUMENTS FOX MILITARY
W BANDS Gust received and for sale by the sub.
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do in f and + fiat Pccolo and Octave Flutes Oph,
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A 1.-THE mandatory of the subscriber, Hoistng
~ Wheels, Lead Pipe Of all sizes; Sash, Plaster.
Hair, &C. Turning, Saving and Grinding done
usual by LOTT.
I OS'r yesterday morning, draft drawn by y.
- Mason, in favor of f Whittemore, and by him
dorscd on Andrew Bowles, Esq for Sercn huudred and
fifty dollars, dared, June 10Th 1888, due first March,
Is 9. The public cautioned agai trading tor the
alb we, payment of the being stopped.
The find will please leave it at this Office and
ceive a suitable reward.
Il
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~ ILLlitD BALLS AND CiIECKs-A large as.
u D sortncnt of Billiard Balls of superior quality 1T
the Bazaar, corner st. Charles and Common-st.
BUSH Il ALLAN.
nov 20 Exch.nue Hazel
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.

Fl FOR LIVERPOOL.
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VHSHE interleaved copies of tn Civil Code of I.oni
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ed and are ready for delivery I" subscribers.
Gautleman Of the Bar wishing inr the mr.. re.
oues ed to call, as only limited number OF them
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