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State ofOhio, Fairfield County. IS.

Cont of Common Pleas, ia"e TerHs'As z. iS4s.
Williams 4 Ackiey, .,
pm NAAA4'SHteA'
William Hiscrnan and others.
yuNHE Bill aledges that Conploinan,s have an
unsatisfed Judgment at law against Deten-
dants in Perry County. Ohio, and that they hold a
claim of Defendants against the Zanesyille and
Mnysvie Road Company reduced to judgment
in this court as collateral for the payment there
of The prayer of said Bill ishat this court would
decree sale Of said collateral for the payment OF
the balance OF said judgment at law
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the Deten-
dnnt William Wiseman (a nonresident Of this
Staie) Of the pendency and purpose OF said Bill,
and that unless be appears and pleads, answers
or demurs thereto. within go days after the next
Term of said court the same will be taken as
confessed by him. and the matters thereof decFeed
accordingly. o, pp,srr
Att5rney for comPiainaafs
Iu,v O. Is49. 6wopiccs5 10
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Cold Pcns.

UsT received another largeot Of fine Gold
- Pens Of the best makers. including some new
Fountain Pens Warranted. Call and Try them
GATES & CoSPER
Lancaster June %, 1919.
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q X Sett Of BUGGY AXEL on lIaud, and fui
LIZ sale low by J. &. WEAVER s. co
Lancaster May 4, lg49 80
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Ladies' CurIs.

A NEW supply direct from Paris, beautiful an,
N cheap, iorsa by NJ. Z. KREIDER
Lancaster, July 10, l3l9 10
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Grain Cradles.

EUST RECEIVED, first rate article and for
- sale by L. BOPE.
Lancaster, May 4, IeIg. 50
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NEMOVAL..

srANBHAY & VAN TRUMP,
Attsrntss at Law,
AVE removed their Office 10 the corner Of
II Maiu aud Columbus Streets. in the building
known tue Beccher Corner" immediately
opposite the Swan Hotel
Lancaster April 81, lg49 ly5l
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GEE MICALS.

u Il r. G1 ! u "A l. y.
Fcrri lodid Qnin Vaerinntn
Ferri and Quin Citras Digitalin
Fcrri Ammon Tart Cyanure Posassum
Fcrri Cilras Soub Argent Mir Chryst
Ferri Lnctate Iodine Re Sublim
Zinc Iodid Hydriod Pot Extra
Zinc Valerianate ludur llydrars
Monesia Exs Thridace
Morph Sulph ChloroIorm, pure
Morph Acct Chlor Ether
Opii Murias Veratrne
Slrychnine Chryst Bromme
Pipirine Castor Oil Capsules-
Acid Hydrocyan Gone a dose
Narcotn Collodion
OF Ergot Gun Cotton
Santoninc Gutta Pertha Plaster
Quin Sulph (Howard's Suph Berberine
Extra) AcOnitiue
Aof Tie dbOve are ,cGTrSntea 10 be pure. tu
sale ut Apothecaries' Hall, by
NJ. 2. KREIDER.
Lancaster, July l3, l349 10
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RECEIPTS ron THE GAzETrE.

Liver Complaint is always cured by the use Of
DR. G. G. Vaughns Vegetable Lithontrptc the Great A.
merican Remedy here Is letter from
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SadGIeries.

4 LARGE STOCK Of Saddleries and Saddl,
N Trees Just received and for sale by
May 4gl84g.-52 7. BOPE.
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Liquid Hair Dye.

A Superior article. Warranted al No. l, fol
IA sale by NJ. z. KREIDER
Lancaster, July 10, l849 10
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Estate of. John y. Alien.

HE undersigned has been duly appointed aud
qualified as Administrator on the Estate nI
JOHN T. ALLEN deceased. Dated July 10, l8i9
GEORGE ALLEN, Adm'tor.
August 3, lG49. 4wl3
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Eurniture.

VHAvE in charge lot Of GooDFURNlTUkIE'
which will dispose Of at privnte sale on 'he
usual credit. r. b. E"iNu
Lancaster, June 80 lSiS
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w. $. BEATTY,
bookseller and StatIOMer,

Greene's Corner, opposite Sh~ffer's Hotel,
MAIN STREET LANCASTER OHIO,
TZEEPS constantlyon hand, large assortment
N orMedical Miscellaneous aud School Books
Also Bank-books Stationary &c. &c, OF every
description. All Of which will be sold at price,
Central Ohio
Lancaster Apri! ii, 1913. ly40
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Estate OF Thomas Lee.

FNNHE Creditors ofthe above Estate are hereby
4 notified to present their demnnds against
the same. within six months, for allowance to the
undersigned Commissioner,appo June Term,
l8l9 of Fairfield Common Pleas, 10 settle said
IIstate, which was then declared insolvent.
JOHN GARAGHTY, Commissioner,
Lancaster, August g. 1919 3ml3
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MEDXCAEA CARD!
Estate of II. Na. AinAwOrth.

7 b ME Court Of Common Pleas at its JuneTerui,
Il lG49. ordered Dividend Of 30 per cent up
on Debts due from said Estate. The Creditors
are requested to call aud receive tile same forth.
with. WILLIAM SLADE. Jr.. Adm'tor
Ofthe Estate of r. N. AinsgoriA
July 10, 1gly 3mlO
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r AR0E and Superior Assortment q DooAs and
IL shoes-Spring SuppAlss--The attention Of eus-
toners and the generally 10 solicited stock Of
Shoes comprising variety and style now In
usc Just received and receiving from tho most ceebgaed
manufacturers in the country We enumerate In part ~
follows
For adcs-back. blue bronze, groom, and fancyeolosed
lasting and sattsen FranGase CATERS
Black, blue, bronze, and faMcy-coiorcd halfxatsers
French patent leather slippers and buskins
Linen CATERS and half gaiters
Morocco and kid black and bronze ditto
Morocco and leather walking. shoes In variety
Black lasting velvet slippers, toilet clippers,
beautiful styles and other articles for ladies, pSces vary
ing from 80 cents to So.
For gentlemen--Frcnch dress boots and shoes
Congress boots French patent leather dress Shoes various
styles
English lasting CATERS, common and superhns
All kinds of calf and common shoes
Fancy dress slippers, &C., DO. from the celebrated fao-
tories OF Miles, McMulen and ohors, from the highest to
the lowest prices
Misses and childens CATERS boots walking -shoes
and superfns every color and quality, from - cents
to 81 Is
Servants shoes in great variety from 50 cents 70 ~ -
Determined please, shall endcavor 10 ode! 70 mos
who may favor with call every style, color ana 9uay
the lowest prices which the same articles can % P
chased in the Union which, with polite ana ntc'
ton, will merit . continuance" Vi Aae Ae0A~s
patronage heretofore bestowed. Call s ,rnovrp~
Opposite Centre market door east OF etn suest
p S-ESr n. MAY baAs-A largo as:oscmens o. cn,-
dren,s and misses white kid Slipper, meae ~ AcOuoys
and how dress pumps, which we shall cell low.
APP 0-cod6,if
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AN ENGLISH A YANKEE NORTON "A pupil Of Mr.
Brstow now in city, has lately received amusing
letter from lady in the family Of Chief Justice Tina Of
England Among other amusing inquiries, she asks If
the Of Americans photographer CORE
spondence for the letter she had just received was
beautifully written and approached nearly the neat
and regularity Of this that she could scarcely be in
duced 10 credit the letter in question had the
pen in its ordinary We take pleasure in recording
this fact the honor of celebrated teacher whose
for imparting elegant expeditions hand in
of lessons ladies and gentlemen is we are as
sured, confined either to England America. Mr.
BIS establishments quite extensive His eldest son is
teaching in Baltimore and his two brothers in London
His academy is at Concert Hall, Pennsylvania avenue
Mr. b. has great number Of pupils indeed he merits it,
for his reputation is universally known gentleman of
and character We learn thar his stay in Washing
will be short then becomes necessary for those who
need his instruction to make early application.
National IntsAigencer.
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Tho Baker family" gave their first concert in Washing
ton on Wednesday night Carus's Saloon Tho
was quite unpropiious, and the house
not SO well filled it otherwise would have been The
audience present testified the highest appreciation of their
TALENTS and anxious that they should speedily
as their arrangements will permit This interesting family
we understand have with the greatest every
city they have heretofore visited and will be seen by
The following from yesterdays National Wing, had the
honof OF being specially invited perform Of their
pieces at the Executive Mansion Tuesday evening,
where their execution was justly appreciated
HE BAKERS VISIT TO THE PRgsDENr.-Thcse eel.
eoaed vocass by special invitation, noticed in
our paper OF Yesterday, entertained the White
rouse on Tuesday evening" 2ih inst The President and
Iady Col Bliss and lady, with invited guests,
present The songs death Of Washington" "OId Granite
Mountain State, New England" "Happest time is now
were performed in their best stye and told with effect upon
tne distinguished listeners The following verse OF the
eath OF Washington, containing the of poetry was
h''cned to with breathlcss attention:
on Washington, thou chief Of the mighty Of earth,
VOW let thy pure spirit cen DER us hover,
ana guard thou the land which by thee had its birth
sn thou leave thy daughter and meier love her
watch DER the objects which thou to love
LOOK down thou upon ua, country befriend
LOOK down from the place Of high Heaven above"
Alter The vocalsts had sung these pieces fearing that
mey might respass upon the time OF the President, they
uHsested The propety OF taking leave, bat
oy hln that he could not spend his time agreeably
sna We're then invited by Col Bliss and lady to partake
Wm Them OF we'll arranged and bountiiuly spead a-
oie-Ndtionai JVhig.
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CARPETGN0, Floor Ollcloths, and Furnishing
~ Goods Gensraliy.-P. H. HOOE Il Co., Market
Space between 7 and 9th Streets would respectfully ask
the attention Of citizens and housekeepcrs generally
very extensive of furnishing dry goods every
description adapted tho present and approaching
sons, among which they name
5000 yards superior ingram carpeting spring de-
signs
800 yards superior imperial 3ply Competing, English
l600 yards A., 81, and Venetian carpetng for pas
sages and steps
1000 yards tapestry and Brussels carpeting, low
priced
100 yards chintz baizes, 124 and Ga
80 pieces floor oilcloths from two Yards wide
IS different designs of very superior English oilclohs
which will be cut to fit any shaped passage or
hall, in entire piece, some Of which very
rich and elegant
175 pieces premium mattngs, every width
Also sheetings, counter panes, table damasks
Damask tabecloths satin darnask napkins
Towellings, table and piano
Door mats, cheneie and tufed rugs, &c.
All of which determined offer upon such terms
insure sale any who may favor with call. All
ask comparison of stock and prices with those
Of our neighbors. Ap 27-3taw4wif
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onal.ty of tonnage catered the United States.

considerable portion Of this increase Of British tonnage
nominal Thus Of increase since 1885, very
nearly onehalf is in the small lake ports Of northern New
Sacketts Harbor &C., in 1887, IS 900 British tonnage
and in 1885, 100000 and this apparent increase
merely repeated entries of the small craft The
pension of the navigation laws in respect of breadsu by
England, France and Belgium in 1917, greatly promoted
the entry of foreign tonnage avail itself of the high
reighs for the food it permitted carry England
and by this means the United States farmers enabled
to sell considerable larger quantity of beadsuffs than
the capacity OF the American mercantile marine could
transport The notifications of the tariffs by the United
States and Great Britain have produced greater
International exchange Of bulky articles, and the high
eights of i9H gave impulse shipbuding manifest
in the following table
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COMMERCIAL.


NEW YoRK, April Is, lSi9-W esday, D. m
The discussion of the navigation laws England al
though likely result in that radical change with re.
spec the coasling trade which the English ministry
first proposed. will be productive of much good by remov-
ing OF the difficulties that present themseve sin the
OF the shipping Interests by which term Is meant not
only shipowners, but shipbuiders saimakers cordage
makers and hemP-growers The interest of shipowners
is oen at variance with these latter vessels built
in time of high prices and duties on hemp cordape
canvass and iron of when
cd OF less taxed MATERIAL and the tends
10 he construction Of number ships
aeIas 70 compete with vessels of high cost TO the dis
Oh The owners OF the latter is undoubtedly
case hat better and cheaper vessels be built
United States. OF American oak, hemp canvass than
Ia an other part OF the world and as American
buu ships, as proposed, be natualized in England
large market viii BIO opened for them Thus the fash
ION In and out OF Congress, appeal the
hanseatlc shipping in our ports of the
favorable working OF reciprocal treaties The fact is
those ships mostly American sailing under the flag Of
the Hanse Towns The treaty with Hanse Towns made
In 1877 by Henry Clay, contains the singular clause that
In consideration of the limited territory of those cities
vessels oo~ed by citizens OF either of those republics whe
ever built shall be deemed Hanseatic provided they
manned by Hanseac citzcn and that three iourths
the subjects of those cities Now costs about
800 TO nauralizs ship aud in the Hanse Towns
and an American vessel trading between the United
States West Indies and the Hanse Towns can change her
flag. and sail as a Hanseatic vessel smaller cost be-
use the German sailors require less provisions wages
than Americans. Such vessel arriving in the United
States entered Hanseatc tonnage when in fact she
the result oil American industry and carries freight on
American The following table indicates the tom
mage OF the leading nations that have entered the United
States at different periods
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T hsI

ter begets speculation and terminates IN disaster Tha
former prevents speculation
Wherever the public money is pat, whether in the
banks in sub-treasuries, il will DO mschiei II sccu-
INFLATED in large amounts. For his ne revenue
should be so graduated not to eresed s expNsdtfusss
At present, we have considerable debt on haAd.
there would to be danger OF any great secumu
lation
"Ths scarcity of money for somo time past has By
many been attributed to the subteasuy system, but
think without sufficient reason. Doubtless the lock
ing Up Of even few millions OF specie has had soms Of
feet but there must be other still moro efficient
1t is not object now to trace them out
House Of Representatives in regard to the sub easpy
system, the Senate will uphold and defend it, IT. repeal
therefore, cannot be looked for At present. whsher de-
will be made TO it, but its repeal and the consequent
restoration OF the petba system, decidedly OPP
posed"
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BALTIMORE, April 8t p

BALTIMORE April 26-6 D. m.
The Can.bria's we,ss-A~ Arka~sas ses~s o. Bslim~s
area-Cdse Of Hon. EG Moore-7hs s.ayksss, &C., %e.
We have still tidngs of the arrival Of the steamer
Cambria, although the telegraph 10 In good working order
through 10 st. Johns.
Baltimore yesterday afternoon the scene of
quite fair specimen of Arkansas renoounsr daring
which pistol fred head of one of tho poxtlea,
and Bowie knife drawn. The parties wese Mr.. John
Busk. Dr. T. M Busk Gather and son,) and Mr.. Chades
II. Bestor. The facts varously stated; but 10 ap
pears that alter dispute between the parties about
family difficulties, the elder Busk struck Bsssor with
umbrella, and spat in his face, when latter drew
pistol and fired, the ball grazing Bucks cheek Dr. Buck
then drew bowie knife and attacked Besor but the par
ties separated before any serious damage doas
The whole will undergo legal Investigation.
The further investigation of the alleged defacaon Of the
Hon. Eli Moore at New York goes entirely that
gentleman from participation In the disappsarancs Of
the missing 600 appears have boon AoRethsr In
the hands of his deputy Mr. Peck, who has resgned his
office, but the has decided that sl amenabe 70
the court. and will be compelled produce the money
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
-four very quiet, and have sacs Of only 90
barrels Howard street at 81 So. No sales City Mills
One cargo Pennsylvania red wheat sold for Osb cents
Sales ofcon to limited extent of yellow II 81 - csnss
and white Al IS cents-very tle In market Oats -
% CENTS and dull. Sales whiskey ~
in bbls., and some at 20 cents In hhds
We have sales OF prime pork 80 15 and Oil,
time Sales bacon at A cu. for shoulders, s. 1t
for sides, and Cts for hams Lard 10 dull ut o
in kegs and 81 cts. in bbls.
At New York, this morning. business dali. dealers
generally waiting for the foreign Treasury e.
1851 loan liz.
Flour is held firmly small sales OF prime Gsnssse 1t
$5 62A IS rs, and and Stats brands
81 SO 81 81 southern do. - 6S - 81. Corn meal
81 SO. Rye -four ~ 81.
Wheat steady 100 l02 for reds, and los ITO
for white Small sales Of yellow at IS IS cents.
Oats 80 cents. Rye % cents.
The cotton market remains a. last rm
but disposed to hold of for the European news.
Whiskey is selling at 20 2Oi cents per gallon
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o. Biblo society-The thirteenth anniversary
ing Of the Bible Society Of this city will be held In Trinity
Church, Grew. Dr. ButleIs) on Monday evening, April
Soh at quarter before ocock to which the friends Of
the particularly invited.
Addresses win be delivered BY Rev Mr. Tillnshsst. Of
Georgetown; by Rev. Mr. Strickland, delegate from tho
American Bible Society, and by Rev. Dr. Prince, ons Of
the secretaries of that society.
AS tho society of this city is considerably indebted 10
the parent society for Bibles tho subscribers 70 IT. funds
who have paid and other friends who may wish TO
contribute this cause, will confer special favor by send
ing their subscriptions donstons with their names, to
Col Nourse, the treasurer 18th strect by handing
Them more convenient, either of tho undersigned.
J. p INGLE, Chm'n OF Ex. Committee.
M. H. MILLER, Sec'ry of tho Society
ApN-3t
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discussion which it requires time TO Investigate
than we are now able TO devote TO it, AT all events
we commend our correspondents letter to the
alteration of our readers with the assurance that if
they are not converted to all his conclusions they will
be well recompensed for its perusa by the number OF
the facts and the interest of the statistics which he has
brought together
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Correspondence of the Baltimore PstriotBy Telegraph
FROM BUESos AYREs-SrARvArIoN OF FIVE PAssEN.
eERs-ARREsr ON sUspIcIoN.-The barque Tiberius
WIN dates from Buenos Ayres to the nth of July ar.
H al THIS port this morning She reports having left
~ american sail OF vessels in port Exchange on the
40, lowest 3 40. "'s"'''
THIS arrival we learn the melancholy intelligence of
s BY starvation of FIVE of the passengers of the
to Buenos Ayres ''f'''
J., me commander Of the English steamer Gorgon had
een arrested charged with absracting the mail while
cannon balls -
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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL n.

MOST POSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TTENRI HERR has tho honor Of announcing that no
III has succeeded in making arrangements with
SIGNORA TERESA TRUFFI, tho celebrated prima
donna; - eiGsF
SIGNOR s. ROSI, the favorite basso;
CERT, at CARuss SALOON Friday evening. April n,
which occasion these celebrated singers who hsve
created unbounded at the Italian opera OF New
York. Boston, and Philadelpha, will appear most post
tvely for ONE NIGHT ONLY, In conjunction with
MI. FRANZ COENEN, the unrivalled performer on tho
violin.
The programme will be tho richest ever offered At any
concert and will consist OF ars, Duets, and tsrxstD from
Sonambula Ernani, and Lucia d Lammermoor. Linda
di Chamonnx and Lombard, by Signora TRUFFI, Sig
BENEDETTI, and Sig ROSI. Several brilliant solos on
the pianofore by HENRI HERR; and on the violin by
FRANZ COENEN.
Tickets 81 each, to be had the hotels, music stores.
and tho door. ffaffa1'f
Concert to commence at precisely.
Positively posponemcn as tho artistes leave mo next
day for Richmond. Ap 1-W
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hs-MasOnic.-The semi.annnal communication Of the
Grand Lodge OF the District of Columbia will take placo
the Masonic Hail. of anA 10Th Streets on Iuss
day. the LIST day of May next at o'clock, Officers
and members requested be punctua In attendance.
business of importance will be presented for action
Master Masons good standing invited be present
BY order Of the M W. Grand Master
CHAS g. FRAILEY,
ApN-d3 Grand secsstAry.
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SKETCHES OF CHARACTER, BY F. w. Thomas ESQ., AUTHOR
~ LINTON BRADSHAW" &c. We've have perused the
graphic sketches Of Mr. Thomas with interest and arc
pressed 10 see him again the catalogue of authors As
e' OIL hction, he has himse envabe reputation
m s country, and we hope hear him again In his
touo vein, Sketches of Character" Washington at
's Time presents favorable opportunity for his genius
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WASHINGTON. April 26, 1919.
SR have Just at this time Is o'clock, p. m) seen the
"unoh" OF to-day containing card OF Mr. MCPHERSON.
Likewise the "National Wing" of to-day in which it is
asserted that will not name the cause of my removal
IRON the War Office With your permission, shall to-
morrow furnish you with sustaining statement, and all
communications on the subject
Your obedent servant,
c. GLEN PEBBLES.
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TENTLEMEN'S WEARING have Just received LOT
VI Of spring goods, of and fashionable styles which
prepared make TO order in tho superior
and fashionable style.
Our stock OF goods Is large and of superior
quality, mostly equal, IL superior, ordered work
Gentlemen wishing clothing will find what they and
at a low price
Fine Shirts fresh from New York, with all the varieties
Of fancy goods that ncedfu furnish gentleman.
Very low prices and no deviation.
Mar U-3tAw<wif YOUNG Il OREM.