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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
CAVES AND COsPER,

A I their Old Staud. Ia the Taiimadge Hovss
n have just returned from the Eastern CilOs
with much larger und more riegan. assortment
of Watches. Jewelry. Silver Ware. Cutlery. FoD
cy Goods, &c. tlan hus ever been offered foi
sale in the place, Bat call aud ses our Goods ana
price,; they will give you more correct idea O
our merits than ve Gun through the medium ot sn
ad0erti,enent.
Lanrasler. Nav Ii. 1910 g
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Il RENlOVAL

YNHE undersigned hereby informs lis friend
i and customers that he has removed his Sh0l
into the rooms lately occupied by REQ g. BArCH
MAN. directly opposite to Bury & Beck's Drus
Store, Main street. Lancaster Ohio, where he
will constantly be- found, aud always provided
with work, and ready nude Boots s. Shoes. al
the lowest possible prices,
JOHN ". MILLER.
Lancaster, April G. le4g AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

CALIFORNIA GoLD AND GoLD Dol.
LARs,-On inquiry made at the mint, in
Philadelphia, we learn that the val.
ne Of California gold. received there to
the 9th inst, is $362.792. We also learn
that the coinage of gold dollar pieces
which began on the 7,h ult., has reached
to the number of$3l5 600, and that it ex
ceeds, by more than $4,000, the demand
made by depositors.-N. Y Tribane.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
VAIAO MING.
p. a. nnIMRLu.

~ = o. - A n A y q
STILL continues to occupy bis Old SiHnd. on
- Man-sIreet nboye H. LiIiler's Store aud near
y opposiIefh fhe Swan Hotel. where lie can he
ound Al all tiines. ready 10 do anything ia hi'
line Of business, upon Ghe moa reasona6ie terms
He hatters himsef that his long experience will
enable him. in tho wsy VI
TA9naOINOA@ 9A1hONaN9o
To give entire satisfaction. His w1rk will be
performed in n neat aud durable manner. Thank.
inl for past iavors he still sOlies share Of pub.
lie patronage. t 5,
Lancaster, June Is. ls49 G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

rialS and by the best of workmen.
He has recently added to his stock 2 large as
sor,tnent TRUNKS aud CARPET BAGS.
A beautiful assortment Of BUGGY, CARRIAGE
und WAGON WHIPS, variety ofFLY NETS,
BRIDES aud COLLARS.
He has also on hand au excellent article Of
HUSK MATTRESSES and SEA GRASS MATS,
made up in the best and most durable manner.
1t isnow admitted that he has on hand the larg'
est aud best assortment Of work ever before kept
in this place. and he intends to be ready at all
times to accommodate the public. with every thing
III his line and ut the lowest priecs. Give him q
cal and you will not go away without buying.
Lancaster, May II, ls49.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Lancnsler Markef.

NOTICE is hereby given. that from ihe GrS
Y ofJuly until the first oil october ensning
three Markets, on Tuesdays. Thursiays aud Sa
turdays. in each week, will be held ia the Tow
OF Lancaster. commencing al o'clock A. NJ. nnl
closing at 10 o'clock A. NJ
NELSON COATES MarSet Master.
Lancaster, June is, 1919. 3w6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
New YoRk, June ls-P. N.

Destructive Fire Great Loss Of Proper
ty.
The immense sugar establishment OF
Messrs. Harris & Ocherhuusen, situate
on Duane street. took FIRE last night and
was totally consumed. The Sugar house
was large eight-story brick building
The extensive livery stables of Messrs'
Throuston & Townsend, and q number
ofdwelling houses contiguous, occupied
mostly by poor families, also suffered con-
siderable damage. The loss Of Messrs
Harris & Ocherhausen is estimated Al
eighty thousand dollars. on which there
. an insurance offorty Thousand dollars
1t isnot known how the FIRE originated
- The gold dollar has been selling IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

THE New ORLEANS FLooD.-The N.
o. Delta publishes mapof the inunda.
ted district, and gives the number of
squares under water at l60; the number
of houses flooded 1000; the number of
persons dwelling in them 5000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

ChOIcrn.-The Cholera is on the increase
in Cincinnati. There were a great increase o
deaths up to Wednesday noon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

Gold Pens.

TUST received, another large lot Of fine Gold
0y Pens Of the best makers, including some new
Fountain Pens. WSrrsnted. CalIand try them
GATES q CoSPER.
Lancaster, June 20, ls&s, = '"I
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
SIGN OF THE paddock AND MILL.SiWl
WnOIcsaIe ana RetniY

HAVING made arrangements with tue Irnpor.
y u terra and Manufacturers. we will be ubIe 4,
cell Hardware at Eastern prices. ndding small
per cent for transportation. We nre now in re-.
celpt Oi M nuns1a large Stock, which we are de.
terlnined Ia aell profit or np profit Now Is the
time for bargains J. c. WEAVER s. co
| Lancaster. May Is, 1919
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
w A N r E D ,

A GIRL to do the housework Of small fami
N ly. None but an honest, industrious mt
careful one will be taken--to such an one libera
wages will be given, Enquire at the
ft& GAZETTE OFFICE.
Lancaster, June 22, l849 y. az 7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
AII hands to lMe RESCUE.

MNRIENDS. we have advertised that we mpst
II have our money once. We now readvcrtise
that we shall give no man more than sixty days
TO lift either nole or book account which we may
hold against them, They compel me 10 pay on
demand and the only way can do, will be &c
receive payment Of amounts due me.
JAMES C. MACCRACKEN.
Lancaster. May 4, l849. 2m52
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Medical Notice.
)R. A, DAVIDSON,

DR.. "A. DAVID ON,
ERA0UATE Of the University OF Maryland
IN afieriw years Spent in active practice with
DR.. Bprs,ier. now tenders his professional servi.
ces to the citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity. -
Always found at his OHce in CONNELL'S Row
immediately hack Of the Old Public Offices and
two doos south Of the Eagle Office. or IL the e
sienco Of Ms SUmDer. on Muin-street, few
doors east OF the Post Office
Lancaster, May IL. ls4g lyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

~ The number Of passengers who ar
rived in New York during the past month
amounts TO 34,221.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
STEAM FIGURING MILL
TATJE & nNARArA

T1AvING leased, for term Of years, Ring 5
i Steam Touring Ain, are prepared to grind
for customers upon the shortest notice, IN the best
manner ulid ut the lowest rates Their facilities
are such that they eau compete with any Mill in
the county
CASH, ut all times, paid for Wheat. FLOUR
and all kinds OF Feed loo for cash.
The Mill is situated at the South end OF Broad
way, on the Csual
Lancaster, MOy 4, ls49 2m5"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

CALL AND SEE,
3NhE undersigned respectfully bsgs leave again
~ 10 call the attention OF the citizens Of Lan-
caster aud vicaity TO his
Extensive Retail Grocery,
hAlA.sTREET. LANCAsTER, ONO,
Where will he found an SzteHSire assortuent
OF every article in the Grocery line
BEST RIO COFFEE. TEAS.
New Orleans and Loaf SUGAR.
New Orleans aud Sugar House MOLASSES.
Rice. TObacco. Spices. Dry Stufis.
FLOUR and BACON. Fish Salt, Tar,
STONE AND GLASSWARE,
Bucket and Tubs. FRUIT, cumdies, Cundles,
Matches. Combs Jud
a Ah G4MD9 OF 1GR9O1a q
The above named articles only comprises q
part. lie solicits a continuance aud increase Oi
patronage. assuring the public that no pains will
he spared to please, t9fh IN price and qualify
lie Is bonnd not to he surpassed in this market.
All articles warranted. II nat as good as repre.
senied. the money will be refunded. Send your
Chlldren He aells from one cent To- thousand
uosms. JOHN LYONS.
/ I:aneaster' May Ii. 1889 2ml
! n. b. His Old SHOP sIill on hand, opeuet
ns usual for the accommodation Of the market.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
REMOVAL,

STANBERY 4 VAN TRUMP,
AttOTntss st Law,
HAVE rem0yed their Office 10 the corner u
u j Main md Columbus Streets. il The building
known "a the Bseeher Corner" imnedistej
Opposite the swan Hotel
Lancasiei1 April 81. ls49 ly5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

ut his Old Stand. III Shef,
i'er's Building, Sign Of the
PONEY. He still continues
to make to order aud keeps
constantly OIL haud every
variety OF
SADDLES a. HARNESS,
Manufactured in the bes
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
GENERAL NOTICE.

GENERAL NOTICE.
,pyHE subscriber still continues TO manufacture
M his Old Staud, on wheeling Street, IN tts
home knosyn as The arnold Tan Yard pToperfy,
every varieyo OF
WAGONS AND BUGGIES.
Those articles will always he kept on hand.
rssdy for Irvuipg. They will lie manufactured
9th. best materials aud in the very best manner.
REPAIRING always done upon the shortest
notice, in the best mauner,& unreasonable prices
RW2RS4 RVM&Gas
The subscriber has also on hand. at the same
place, large lot oil the Erie, Pennsylvania Pumps
There Ia no patent obont these. They are mo-
delled after the old.iathioned Pumps and are war
ranied hrnt rate article.
The citizens of Lancaster and Fairfield eouny
are solicited to cnll and examine his stock. ns
win do his utmost to give general satisfaction sno
deserve share Of public patronage; ,,oonv
LANCASTER, May I, is4s. 'Sm'S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

~ The nett proceeds of Mrs. Buffers
readings during the past four months, a.
mount 10 $50, 1000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Medical Notice.
nR. J. IA. nd'CLEERY.

DIR. ]. II. NH'CLEERY.
A GRADUATE ofthe Pennsylvania Universe
N ty has located in CARROLL. He may be
found Mt tue house of Mr.. BreCk, or al his Office
few doors East
May IL, 1919. lyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Fresh Teas,

A General assortment of the Pc
Kl AKIN CoMPANY'S celebrated
eI1 PACKED TEAS, just received at
- WISE & HILLARD'S
Lnncaster. Juno %, l849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

n (El pair Of ELEPTlc SPRINGS a sl,.de 10,
NA er than ever. ]. Z. WEAVER 4 co
Lancaster. May 4, Is4y 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Spanish Saddles.

THNHE subscriber is now max
AA-<NA insihe best article OF SPAN,
E3 IsH SADDLES, which he WI W.
y have on hand at all times. ne
defies any body to produce a superior article; ar
- 49, JOHN N. LITTLE
Lancaster, May II, 1949.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
stationery.

ININE Letter Paper. Plain, Fancy aud Gilt Edge;
H. Noie Paper. large lot Of Letter aud Card
Envelops, Perforated Bristol Bonrd. Visiting
Cards &c. just received aud for sale cheap by
GATES g. cOSPER.
Tallnadge House. Lancaster June 9, 40 s
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
Enlarged and Improved

JOHN N LITTLE,
INVITES the attention of the citizens Of this
aud adjoining counties tn his Stock in trade. al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22

vThe goll dollar has been selling in
Cincinnati at premium Of 25 cents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-22
EDWARD BARTON, srcrtaty.

I'd
GeRsTal Agent. R.GKIFFEE. Fr-zVbvrg.
AGENTS. Reinmurd, s'tni 4; Beck. County
Agent, Lancaster, Ohio. J r. X q Beck Il Co.
LTthopoli. tho.
June IS, 1919. 6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17
Court or General SessIons.

Before Judge Ingraham Aldermen HATFIELD and Dodxe:
: Feb 10 Gyand Lsrceny-A decent iooHinS wom.n,
named Huldah Anne Dunn, was put upon trial charged
with having stolen, the 7th OF January, shawl and
Mary Mc0ossn Of No s Bsy.,S s.l.ss 81 o. n.Ss
NO defence, and Wa found guilty Sentenced 70 two
months confinement In the pententiary.
Charge Of BssIs,y.-T haddeus Saith, (solored1
was next put upon trial. charged with burgla
entering store belonging to Thomas Stall asr, and
and various articles Of wearing apparel ell valued q
about $50 Prisoner pleaded guilty TO charge petit
larceny The court sentenosd him to six months con-
hntment In the penitentiary
Chorse of Strand Larceny. - Gustave Farr was nut
upon trial charged with the above offence in stealing
teles the property Of John A. Rein ~sli valued ct
Found guilty Of petit larceny Ssntsnosd to the psn
.anoiker -Edwsrd Kelly was next put forward,
charged with stealing, the 2lst Of December last.
gold watch and chain, valued at 500 together with
various srcss valued st about $40 the property Of
Ssmuel Downing. re,idipg At No 65 vsrick street
The jury found the prisoner guilty OF pstt larceny
Sentenced to six months confinement in the psnitsn
tisry.
Shoiins Dratf.--Alen Pillen, q young lad aged
about II years was put upen trial. charged With stes
January, dated Ithics, January rs 1889 and made
payable on eight, signed BY N. Williams, Of that
city and directed to Dwight, Esq, New York BEING
tie properly Of Mr. William Sutherland, who testified
as o the Zoe nifty Of the draft.
omcer Van Wagner, VT arrested the prisoner, tes-
tiled that he found the draft With him no In the
act Of passing Passover told him that he found
d. aft rear . window The dsfeuce set up was, that
the dr'ft not being endorsed, as 1t appeared IL was
hnpy apiece Of paper and, therefore, It could b.
no siceny as this was vaiuel-ss. The court over
ruled the point Tho -xsmibAt Of prisoner before
tns Jns'ice showed that he (prsonsr) went to the
pert ,mc" and got out the letter enclosing draft
ne Jo'y Tour the prisoner not guilty, upon uhieh
he scduiued.
G,o'd Larceny Mary Stevens and Bridget McTn-
'yte we're Both put upon trial charged With stealing
'h'rt''r ,ov.resos from Walker. in house OF "a
one. The former was found guilty aud the is.ter
sas etqot'ed. Ths court s1journed 1vee 70 tbi,
Gt,n.
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Com mon Pleas.

before Judge Uhhosner
FEB. 16-Joh Giiixan Us. The Harlex Railroad
Company wa. action TO damages for in
urits received by the plaintiffs by reason Of one Of
the defendants having over him IL appeared
that the father sDd mother Of the boy resided Ia 27h
erect that to the evidence Of the boy The
being abou: 10 years Of age) he, ON SUNDAY, tho
2sth OF March. 16A7 came to the railroad depot be-
tween Goth and 9th streets intending como do IN
TO Prince street. to the Sunday coll that he had 1T
the time OF the Occurrences six cents his pocket to
pay bis fare that he got Into Ct the cars when
Murphy, the superintendent, came over to him, and
without speaking to him, showed him out the track
and before be bad time to himself another
came up run over Of bis legs sud broke IT, he
the taken Into The car by Of the passengers and
brought To the City Hospital where the leg had to be
anpufated, and he continued In hospital two months
The defence IT, that the servants Of the company, and
particularly the superintendent Of the much
annoyed with idle. mschievaus boys ooI greg sting
about the depos riding MP and down Ia the aud
never paying that the boy had been frequently before
cautioned against coming into the esrs, and that Il
was by his own negligence and want Of that the
accident occurred and net through ths fault Of tho
'uper'rtesde The 10 adjourned until te.mor-
(th,s) mornipg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17

BALriMoRx, Feb 16, 1s40.
An accident occurred thu Ohio Rsrosd twelve
miles west Of Hancock, BY which an Irshmsn By the
name Of Daniel Murphy, had both legs broken.
The Pbilsdslphis train from Baltimore ran OF the
track near Eihton, Maryland, to-day Three persons
we're ojued by the accident including Mr. Dsle, the
Field. Mt Of The road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURM.
Albany, February l6, 1S4s.


SENATE.
CHARTER.
bill for the amendment Of the charter Of the city
Of New York was reported.
HoMssrEADs.
Mr.. HALL, Of the third district, moved q rsconsi.
derson Of the vote dissreeng to the report of the
Committee of the Whole the bill for the exemption
Of howettesds frt m leisure or sale for debt.
The Senate refused to reconsider; 80 tho bill IL lost.
rkER
The Of the Whole took up the bill relstivs
to free schools, and made some progress In the
federation of the same.
Adjourned.
BILLS PASSED.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill to
amend the charter Of the East River Savings Insttu
ton, and passed the ssms without amendment
They also took up and passed, without amendment,
the bill to enable the city Of Brooklyn to raise money
for the purpoae Of completing their City Hall.
BILLS REPAIRED.
The Committee Of the Whole then rose and reported
to the House. the bill relative the formation OF in
turance companies also the bill relative the fees Of
certain ocers in the city OF New York which we're re-
ferred BY the House to be reported complete
HOURS
The Committee of the Whole tock ap the bill to resu
late the hours Of labor made some ore xrsss
and had leave to SIT gain.
sD YoR MAJOR BLIss.
Aresoiution was reported from tho appropriate CON-
ma'.e IN favor Of presenting sword 20 Major Blis
late aid decsmp Ce neral raylsr In testimony OF his
conDendabls esrvcee rendered in the late war.
BILLS ReroRTaD
Mr. CAMPBELL. Of New York. reported bill for the
Incorporation Of the Knicksrbeoker Savings Bank !;
also auheisiEg proxies to vote for the directors Of
mutual oompanies-shall bs obtained snnually and
dated sixty days before the election
PES &C.
Communication was received from tho Register Of
the city Of New York: transmitting report of fees.
INTRODUCED.
Mr.. VAN OapRS, Of New York, introduced, according
to previous notice bill to continue In ONCE tho Gem
m,sssionsrs Of Practice and Pleadings. Referred
select committee.
rkLEoRAPHIo OPERATORS.
A bill introduced to make telegraph operators
liable for misd-meanor, In dvulging the conts Of
private meessges.
The House then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17

SHIP BUuplNo.--ln the District Of Waldo
borough, during the past year, there have been
buit ships, 22 barks, u brgs, % schooners, and
s boais-totaI, 80 vessels, Of II 1873 1895 tons.
We understand that very extensive preparations
are beng made at Damariscotta, for ship building
me next season. Six ships are in course OF con.
suuction, enc of which is OF 1000 tons; OF 900
tons each, and l vi $40 tons-maklng total of
5,4co tons, which speaks well for our eastern ship
builders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17

PARDON OF JOHN HARRIsoN.-The pardon Of
John Harrison, who was tried and convicted of
keeping gambling house in this city, under the
dispensation Of Recorder Scott, seems to have
created quite hubbub IN the community, as well
as bitter passage at arms between the late Re-
corder and Governor Fish. The Governor intl-
mates that the Recorder was actuated by feelings
of political opposition passing the sentence, and
gives that as Of his for exercising the
pardonlng power. For this, Recorder Scott takes
his Excellency to task, and in article Of nearly
a column and half IN length of the Epering Post,
berats him soundly. In conclusion, Recorder
Scott says
have shown your proclamation, issuing from your
Man STATEN tissue Of misstAteme nts md perverted
facts yonr clusiops lame and impotent labored
.dot to show corruption In the judge by impeschins
his motives and descending 60 the tricksry OF willy
politician by invoking the bsleu spirit Of party against
MN nave shown you ignorant Of the Law Of the
sbcn you pronounce, partial in your statements,
81 shall now, sir take my leave Of YOU, have
spoken with the Indignation that every honest man
should FEEL when he finds hs judicial ohsraoter a.
perted In proclamation OF the Exec utive without
solitary fact or reason to sustain except the fsbca
ton cf his own prsjudioee the relation of a sef
convicted culprit"
THIS is all very funny, and promises not to end
here; for the whig papers have espoused the cause
OF the Governor, and we suppose that a portion
Of the democratic papers will take part with Re-
cordtT Scott.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17

the pufrs NJ Sopp,h h. his tDtrns sty ian
mbt With fuperor aad dy ais nm
ds,s ms ner patrns aud the public We hops b, no. eat
rdenttrIrse BlA be invaded. WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17

DIR, Dods' Class for Ladies' will meet ou
No, day morning, ~ o'clock atnn Hat Foe new
forEei e en- -, tss asruoon, at 81 o'clock Dr. D. viii sotIV
exp .riment tit evening ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17

Wsnttd-A Ticket la tho Forward CaInn
Of thu stean leave Panama tor An pranoo 18th arh
W. WAND, I5g BroAiwav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17

MAIL FAuuEE.-No mail was received IN this
~ '.c'h e y! !2d i IA, .l:tnght.
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CONT Calendar rOu This Day.
CcMMor rLEAs Nos. 70, 81 a. s., &c. ST. as, o. %,
J. o5, 60, y, o. So
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Southern News


BALrIMoRH, Feb. 10, 1840
The Southern mail Of the Sth has arrived The
papers sontsin three days later from Mexico
brought by the brig Herbsno The dses from the city
Of Mexico to tl- 23d nit All that time the Senate
was discussing the Introduction Of previsions into
Matsmorss.
The Minister Of War has submitted report propos-
ing the making OF certain departure into new re-
public, to be called Sierra Madre.
The iDsurrectionary proceedings still unquslled
The British soep Of war Calypso had arrived at
Mszatlsu.
Robberies and depredstions by the Indians 90 ntnus
unchecked by t. . authorities.
The Dehs says that Henry Clay continues in that
city, and appears to be enjoying good hes,ts. He
designs to res ain at New Orleans for consider able
time, and will not be IN Washington on the 4th of
March.
The Charleston papers announce the death OF ex-
Governor Wilson, whioa occurred on the 12th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17
Markets.

PITrsBURGH, Fob. 16, 1910.
Tee u arkss Is firm, with good Esstsra I'D no me-
and sone shippI IpQ uires. Grain Dema for whss
Is good but the ira nsacons are not large:
other grains steady Proviso There is DO ACTIVITY
in any artic- trices steady Bacon .lss a. ore.
vious rates 1t has boon the coolest day the
BALTIMORE, Feb l8, 1919
The markets re ain uuchaoge Flour-Prioa,
steady, with moderate tses Grain steady, With fair
sales Wheat and corn at yesterdays prices Provi.
sions Inactive, and very little ieng.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 18, 18lo.
The produce markets without change Ia
stecks there has been large business done this morn
Ing, md Quetstion Ms have advanced.
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Ohio eg. siasurs.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Feb 10, 1849.
The House have agreed sdjoura, sine die, on the
fret Monday In March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17

QUARANTINE At HAvANA.-There is now no
quarantine en- passengers arriving at Havana from
New York. The Falcons passengers landed with
out any difficulty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-17
Tom Hyer's , aso, go.

BALrImoRr, Feb. 10, 1872
Hyer 10 10 come before the Cours to MORO =, aud
have preliminary hesrins. He Is still In prison.
The weather 10 very cold, and Toe in the harb,r
IL abundant.