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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

II OrenZo DOw.-Iilc aud writings Of Lorenzo
~ Dow, just received aud for sale at the book store
of JOHN l.. TuTHILL,
July 10, 1850. Opposite Shgfers Hotel
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Morning, August I6, 1850.

HEALTH OF LANCASTER The Board
of Health have made no report. Within
the last "a hours, there have been two
dea,hs-David QuslIs and Mrs, Ha!es-
tock. both colored persons. The husband
of the latter died one mile beyond Som.
erset, ON his road east with drove ol
mules. Some fears were entertained that
the disagreeable weather last night might
cause an increase OF the disease. but as
yet we have heard Of no indications of it,
The report that there have been several
cases in the Tallmadge House, is ground
less. But one case has happened there's
and that not fatal
Since the above was in type, the report
has been handed in. .,
TuE CHoLEkA.-.-.We learn from pri.
vate source that there have been three
deaths from Cholera in Delaware.
The Cleveland Herald, of Saturday,
says:
"Ths deaths from cholera this season are-an
Irishman noar StockIeys pier. an Irish girl on
Academy lane. Mr.. Seymour on water street. an
Irshman on Light House street, aud girl i've
years old on Meadow street. The lrishman on
Light House street refused to take medicine, aud
the little girl, who died on Friday, had been eat
ing green apples.
The Detroit Free Press of the 9th
says:
-"Grduldless reports hive been circulated for
the last day or two in regard to the ch ,lera So
far we have known of only four deaths from Asi
attic cholera In tho city this season. We have
Heard df some deaths, generally reported as chOl.
era, but from personal knowledge of these Gu ses,
know that the reports were Lniounded.
In Cincinnati from Friday noon to
Sunday neon, the Board of Health re.
port s deaths of Cholera and 81 Of 9th.
er diseases.
In ChiIlcothe for the 81 hours ending
yesterday u P. NJ, two deaths Of Chdl.
era are reported.
The epidemic has appear ed in severa
parts ci Warren county with teat yiru-
Ience.
In Lslisvlle, six deaths are rcpurted
for Saturday,
At Chicago on the 9th, there we're IL
deaths of Cholera,
There are occasional cases in some of
the smaller towns in Indiana and Ken,
lucky.
We learn from the London Sentinel
that it has appeared in Somerford' Mad,
ison county. The first victim was young
man from Columbus, whd had previous
attack. Three others we're attacked aid
died.
la Columbus for the 81 hours ending
II o'clock to-day, there were 8 deaths, 7
Of Cholera.
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GrOoPric. iusI Nrcciyod.

DEST Rio Coffee, best Java do Young Hyson Tea
ID Imperial do black do, Chocolate and Cocoa, loa
sugar double refined Powered do do crushed DO Pep
per, Allspce Ginger, Curants Cinnamon, Cloves snd
Mace at KAUFFMAN'S
August Q, 1880 IA
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FATRFIrLD IoUNrY, UHIO, July y, IS1U
This may certify that we have used on our farms,
the last year. in seeding wheat Moores Patent Grain
Dri and from the results are well convinced that il
answers most valuable purpose. We find it well
adapted TO all kinds Of lands hly stony and stumpy.
Upon such land we found no difficulty in using it. We
believe it cannot be surpassed any kinds of land;
the purpose most adnirably--wheat sowed by this
Drill, not being subject to freeze out on low lands,
that sowed In the ordinary way, by broadcast. From
our experience, we are fully saifed that there Is
great saving in seed, by using this Drill and much
Of this Drill hereafter in seeding all our wheat and re-
commend il 10 all farmers
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IiSrATE Of Isnnc Griaith.-N.

LNSTATE of Isaac Grfith.-Notice is here
H by given, that the undersigned has been appointed
and duly qualified Executor Of the Estate Of Isaac
GNFFIrn, deceased, late Of Fairfield county. Ohio.
All persons having claims against said Estate viii pre-
sent them for settlement legally authenticated within
one year--and those indebted will make immediate
payment 10 MICHAEL NIGH, Erecuior.
Augnt2, 1850. 4wI3'
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Twime nmA Cortnge.

0S0 Pounds Cotton Seine Twine
SOV 100 do Hemp Do do
25D bs. brown do
Clock cord, Fish Twine and H0o.s, shoe thread,
Wrapping Twine, Bed cord, halter rope an Tow
inc, just received al KaCFFNAN's
August 0, 1850 IA
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yn,,,,bIn prorrrf, for Sale.

EN.LOT number nine, Carpenters Addition, with
u two handsome and convenient dwellings, will be
~ sold on easy terms. Persons wishing -
.ssa to buy or trads may find it to their ssss,
MzLs interest TO call and sec the subscri- 5zk:B
ber. EMANUEL GIESY.
Lancaster, August ,, 1850 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-16

"TIEAT DRILLS.-Mes5rs. WRIGHT
wv SEl.BY are now manuisct turing 50 as To have
them ready for the season, MOOre's ard PeHHOek's
WhGaf Drills. which will prove valuable auSiliarirs
to the Wheat-growns inter sts Of the country. The
fields Of grain which were planted by Of these
machines look tnost promising, and where they lay
side by side with those thar have been .oWed marked
difference may easily be obssryoj. We mIy nsle IN
connection field belonging to Capt Clarke about ons
mile South OF lancaster where persons are invited
to call and see the result
Lancaster, may 10, 1850
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REFEREScrs--Georgs Weaver, John Arney ESQ
Alfred Me Feish EsJ.. John Eiinser, Daniel Kutz,
Abraham StotInan, jeremiah Miller Christian ByleT,
fairfield county, Ohio.
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CoNGREssIoNAL NOMINATIONS. Hon.
Samuel Galloway, formerly Secretary Of
State and for long time ali active an
energetic Wing and all eloquent aud eff
Rcient stumper, has been nominated for
Congress in the District compoiel OF
Licking, Delaware and Franklin. He
win be elected.
WIN. E. Finck. Esq, Of Somerset, bas
been put in nomination as an lndepen.
den! Wing candidate, in the District
composed of Perry, Morgan aud Wash
ugtun. Though battling against odds,
his energy aud ability will materially re.
dice if it does not overcome, the Loco.
foco majority. He is comparatively a
young man, but thorough Wing.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

viii offer for sale on Saturday the 3lst day of Au.
gust next at the door of the Court House in Lancas-
ter, one hundred acres Of land more or less Being
the old home farm Of Martin Lantz, late of Pleasant
Township deceased The farm is situated 4 miles
east Of Lancaster on the old Zanesy. road. On the
farm is Sgood Tan Yard-a two story frame dwelling
House-a good hewen Log Barn-and everything me-
cessary for farmer.
Terins--one-fourh in one year, one-fourth in two
and the balance in three years, with interest de.
ferred payments.
JACOB LANTZ, Executor.
August 3 1850 Ais
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The subscribers have in their possession the patent
right Of the counties cf Fairfield Pckaway, Franklin
and Licking, of tho State Of Ohio for the above Ma
chimes. and would pcetiully announce that they
prepared to ill all orders with which they may be ia
vorl1, either personally or by letter. from persons
living in their counties. Address.
WRIGHT & sELBY,
Lancaster, Fairfield county, August l6, 1850 10
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TIIE SLAVERY QUgsTIoN.-lt is sup.
posed that the passage of Mr.. Pearce's
Texas boundary bill. is the entering
wedge to the settlement 6f Ire "vexed
question, which has occupied the time %
Congress for eight months past. Our
Congressional despatch Of last evening
indicates the passage Of the California
bill, aud it is probable that other meas.
ures embraced in the "oinnibus bil''
will be taken up in order. tbs is the
best mode ofdisposiug ofthe various sub
jects embraced in the comprotiise, ~
each will stand upon lis own merits.
The above will apply to the aclion Of
the Senate; but we are not so confident
when these measures come 10 the House
for its concurrence. Noreal test vote in
a full House, has yet been taken upon any
one of these measures. if we except the
bill for the admission of California which
win probably pass that body, aud while
light appears to be dawning, ii is rot yet
sufficiently clear to indicate the fnal re-
suit. The position of Presit snt Fill.
more. decided as it is will no doubt have
a favorable influence.
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college and School Vcx1, Books.

PROFESSORS Anthon's, Bullion's Andrews and
IL Stoddard's series of classical Book,
Professor Davis Mathematical series.
Robinson and Rays Algebra, together with
full supply of Books used in our academies and COM
mon schools, for sale low at the book store OF
JOHN l. TUTHlLL,
Lancaster, July 10, 1850. OPposh ShGBeT Hotel.
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llocEp'G TcwEsHIP. FairfeiI Co. Ohio, Jly28, 1850
lhls may certify that purchased and used last sea-
sou one Of Moore' Patent Wheat Drills. and without
hesitation recommend tito all wheat growers as one
Of tie most valuable Improvements offered to the sg-
rculiural comDunitYlor tie simple reason that IL
does the work betteT-skes One-third less ssedsaves
from . 70 - per cent Of labor 10 putting ont-and
viii in my opinion give yield Of IS per cent more
generally, aud upon lands Liable to freeze out when
sown m the common way will give more thai double
the yield. drilled some 20 acres last fall for my
ighbor, all Of whom concur with me in the opinion
hat 1t las many decided advantages over all othe+
modes Of putting out wheat drilled field fof John
Arney, Esq. who soy:ed another field IN the common
way ard .lieye III who have examined the two
fields give it as their opinion fat drilled field will
nearly not quite doutle the broadcast in the yield
notwithstanding the field sown in the common way was
the freshest and stronger ground. so
ln field Of mine Of fifteen acres had three
soEn broadcast, two bushels of seed per aero, the
balance Of heiied drilled with bushel Of seed
per acrethe drilled wheat much the largest and
when we came to harvest the thickest the ground.
This machine operates well stumpy, hilly clod
dy ground, which have fully tested and have he
aiion in saying is much better than eiihsr the Plow
OF harrow. JOSHUA CLARKE.
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IEDOrc'S and PcnnOcka
PATENT WEE IT DRILLS

For Dr.Hi 8 JVheaf Rye. Oats, Corn, barley Beans,
PIrS, &c. &c. Sc.
ENHfSE Machines operate vel on all kinds Of land
Il arc not injured Jy coming in contact with rocks
roots, Sc The VIII ilani point rows and irregular
shaped fields, Without sowing say pa,t twice over
They will with ease Tor tio horses plant from 10 to
y arres per day Of Wheat, Bye, Oats, Barley and
other snail grain They will readily plant from II
to l6scres r day of Com, Beans Peas, &c. 4.
They will save from to 3 pecks of seed peT acre,
and Weld from 20 to rs per cent more than broadcast
seeding by distributing the grain uniformly at any
desired depth, and leaving ridge Of earth between
the rows The roots Of the young plant protect
hgildtfrg the earth rpou them, instead of being
tLtown out and exposed al in broadcast Op this
count the stalk is stronger and less subject to nildeY
aud is not liable to injury by fly. The farmer is
frequently prevented by rain from narrowing in his
grain after il i sown. wlteh narrowing is not neces
sary in seeding with the achines, as they complete
the WOra Al once.
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ENstate of Isaac Charlton! Notice is here
ALby given, that the subscriber has been appointed
qualified heAdminstrator on the Estate Of Isaac
Charlton, deceased, late of Fairield county, Ohio.
Dated at Lancaster, Ohio, this 18th day Of July 1850
JOHN r. MUMAUGH, AdDi't0r.
July 49, 1850. 4wll
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EEc0MafEEDArIoNs.

KNOXVILLE, Chester County Pa., Feb 8, l64s.
DO hereby certify that have used one Of Pen!
hocs Patent Drills for five years, and put in from 80
70 Oaeres Of wheat for myself every year ince and
have never failed having good crop. think can
sicly say that have realized from % to 80 per cent,
o. that Is has averaged from 500 to 800, And
even 900 year, over the usual broadcast seeding.
aiy land being low, have lost greatly by the winpsr
throwing the roots entirely out, whfh Is wholly OBJ
vatsd by drilling would not tsSp $3.50 my Drill
II | could not gel another oi the kind. JOHN HUEY.
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OiIA nml IIninf.
Brnsilcs amh COnI,s.

DAINT Brushes all sizes, yatn 'sh do White Wash
do. busting do Scru5bi1g DO shoa d. horse Do.
cloth DO hat DO. hair DO shaving d. tooth d. nail do
50 doz. Ivory Combs, IS do Dressing DO do Poke,
do. Buffalo Tuck do lmtAti0n do DO. side do
Just received by .f G.. KAUFMAN,
August ., 1859. u
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Bird! Eird.!. i,,rd>.,

ANARY SEED, Hemp DO, Rape DO Cutie Fish
~ Bone, ju,treceiyed at g. KAOFFMAN'g
August 0, 1850 IA
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way g. 1850 3
i'IaStcr Paris q Ssalcr Linn
| ~ OR sale by G. KAUFMAN
iHv may A>-L-9
pIasOls.--Alsr lsrge variety Of plail anl .ulso'I
max r-lI'Gis gI ia q hhNLhl'
Stiik-Tissue and Barge, Pin. and Blur. Also
lODne piece oi corn color at iEALEiS.
ray - lo''
q ilks.-1he best sssor;inantin town, bto purrha,o
| - tan b. found At HENLEf's
may u, ls5J }
I ,awns--Plaia ard Figured, nea'cst pattern, in
IL town at HENLEY'S.
may -, 1850. 3
M Gus de LANES. A few pieces plain Nous de
4'A Llnes- color suitable foi tA@ season. at
may a. 1850, HENLEYS
4 adies' and Misses GaitoTs.--A we'll select
II ed stock Of Ladies and Misses Cater, At
may "a, 1850 HENLEYS.
4 tassimeTes and Yestings.--A variety oi Cas-
~ simeres and Vestings. plain AMI fancy, a.
may "a 1850 hENLLYS'-
SShawIs.-some beautiful Grape and Tibet Wool
| ~ Shswls at HENLEYS.
| Lancaster, may "a, 1850 3
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Justreceived at the OIdDrugstore

A FRESH and CHOICE supply Of Drugs and Me-
n dieinea among which Is
no Oh. Pure suiph Quinine
- 20 D, best Turkey Opium
barre Indigo
I do sup Ctrh Sodse
! box Tariaric Acid
keg Tainarinds
Together witht ian as5oFtmaui Of Drug anl feai.
einss II you want good and ehoap articIs rive fle
Oh Drug Store call. g. EATJFfNsN
Augusi9, 1850 "a
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4 .oOking Giasses.-A yer, hrgc ep5 eom,lste
n assofment In GH and Bof ,gaay frstnos. which
We viii sell cbeaper than my oltsbG. .hm,nt in TIE
ioWn eQi. Al,o, Loosihz Gisii-Pl4tes irom hy 10
inches % 20 Wy 10 inchu5, cle0p
Maya GATES & COsPER.
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LANCASTER, Feiday, August lG, 1850.
3 iaaycrgp wKgKLy sgY KfSEKAD A Dorr.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YOhM mAWKETs.
NEw YORK Aug 49,
Flour active, with demand cqnal 10 the supply
-Common and straight state si,G2 to 81 IS.
Wllea, quiet and without much Offering
Corn ia better supply and better dcmniid GgI3
IS; ronud yellow 654@66
Pork & nler with slight demaud to I'll con.
tracts.
Lard in fair inquiry, hut withon clmnge
l.nseed OH firmly held at 70d8O for American
aud English.
Coffee advanced 4 10 on last weeks prices
Susar iirmy held al an advance; sales small
Sufl American lead S462I
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F.iehn LighIl, I.iahrsl

lust received, spOi supply ofslsr Candies raoul.
- do. and Lyd OIL Gc. G. kAUFFAiAN.
MAJ q, 1850 8
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

M GATES b COSPER hsve Just re-
esf.syA NJ csiyed larger and more complete
NJ S assortment than ever They would
I'd, ,14 just say 70 their friends and tho public,
-'lslss'ssl II they want Fine Time Piece,
o. an honest class Of Iewelry instead ofa i article
they sre Prepaf d to sell ehetp as an Bof or a
sHB place Tsllnadge House. Lancaster may 10
SILVER WaEe.--The largest iot evcs oferadin Tan.
y caShT. Fain and do1liie threaded Table Dsserl
and Teaspoons and FORKS, Soup ladies', Suaar Tong
and shoyfls, Crcanspoons, Salt AL Mu5tirf d, Al
Manufactured 70 0Tttr and tsarra ttI fae AZ Syre
C0iu. Jast received and lor sale by
Lancaster, may lGi $50 GATES g C3sFEt
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What is President Fillmore, oo,illoni

What Is President Filmores posiiloni
He makes certain recommendations 10
Congress'.he explains what be conceives
10 be his duty in the event Of tie pco.
PIe's representatives falling to do their
daty but expresseshis willingness to ex.
ecute tho will Of the people as indicated
by their proper representatives, The Con.
gress of The Nation. Is not this The cor
rect position? 1t was the position Of the
late President, and il is the only true
mode in which the Executive Gf this
country can sct When the people are
compelled" to look to the President in.
stead of Congress To manage the afiairsot
the Nation, we imagine that our Guvern
Giedt will differ in no essential particular
from monarchy.
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Notions
Geo. KaIInn,nn.

HAS Just received fina lot Of Glssa Ware. Foat.d
l. Fruit Bowls, Footed Fruit Dishes. Fo1 I'd Pitch.
es, Decanters, Tumblers. Lamps, Lanterns, Window
lass all sizes, and shop Furniture
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AMPS fnG loi. S1I'r Siahj Ls,hag suspenS
> ing and side DO, Cirahtoss, qJfss ic,Giui pot,
pslteTns Extra Glotes, rhimneys Sile sad fiaH, ss
Wicis &C., ron Gamiy on hand ,nl fpf x5i, ch.ar bv
may" GATES s. CO5rEk.
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Cleveland Markets. r-.
CLEvgLASD. August IN
CAsAL REcHPTs-FlOur 80 bbls; whiskey 276
do wheat 1926 BUSH corn 1902 do: conl q 900
do: wool 81 l99 lbs; butter 2?.3l4;iro 10 O9ldo
MARKgTs-Tbrre was sieor $500 bu wlIrslt
ntr $500 bush wheat afloat ut 3jc $500 bu corn
nfloat at soc; 25 bbls mess pnrk, at $lO25; IS
kegs butter from canal at 900Ic; - bhls clovrr
seed at $3.50 per bush; hhJs n. 0. sugurut 7ic
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Cincinnati Markets

Cincinnati Markefs
CINcISSArf August l3
Flour Mark els firm at $3,6O036,.
Grnin-NotIing dong,
Whiskey-In good demand a 9li022
Observation-Disclosures with G,ir aud moderate
demand
Tobacco Manufactured in active demnnd at
full prices
Plfr-Duhon, Aug l3-M
River Icetby metal mark and Filling Wealth.
cloudy.
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SAMUEL KIRKWO0D,
]. A. HARRISON,
ANDREW PEARSE,
JOSEPH YODEh.
SAMUEL BYGER,
SAMUEL ZO0K.,:.
WILLIAM BUSBY,
DAVID RCGH.
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adies' and Misses GaitoTs.--A well select
II ed stock Of Ladies' and Misses Gaiier. At
may "a, 1850 HENLEY'S.
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M Gus de Lanes.--A few pieces plain Nous de
4EA Llines, color suitable ioI tl@ season. at
may 2i 1850, HENLEY'S
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The CHoLEkA.-.-.We learn from pri.
vate source that there have been three
deaths from Cholera in Delaware.
The Cleveland Herald, of Saturday,
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rs T pnAsrr. w,rALtnAnor
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SsiR-Tissue and Baregc, Pin. and Blu, Also
DODne piece Of corn color at hENLEIs.
ray %, 1850 3
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I .awns--Plar ard Figured, nasicst patterns in
~ town at HENLEi'S.
may "a, 1850. 3
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OmasOls.--A lsrsa variety Of plail AMI ,mlsou
P-fssOisat HENLEYis
mas H. 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

AxorsER LARGE FfRE-Rt ana b,o0assel,-
a T-s that proved very disastrous IN us res1is'
broke out yesterday afternoon eW &C. vvS.ed
O'Clock in the furniture nanuiasso "a clam.
r;obt Co. on John 81 between ROM euu 49,
ma. EVERYTHING about the baiidlh5 pelu5 ;.,5uy
combus,,ble. the whole house was Mulyss ...L
dietel, developed IA flames zoe lua' ga -.
sba b1iidipg was situated Fas mostly o,oup.eu. &c
lamb ward. which contained IaF5e ui2 ' -
- ;.riucipally seasoned Ane names i'u. u
So fsnoht 10 this anher, and IN re-" iniHu.es
40 10 vard was ia one vast sheet OF ma ne
III i-,.ber in the yard belonged 70 Mesar',
49,, & Ramnelsburs, Hughes * Foster and
HSttit'~-'"'soriebt 4 Co We learn there was par
a. ;,.r-s,ee on the material destroyed.
so O., Sc flames he'd been suboued, most dis
.-1ref.f low tooR pace between two Of t1s ire
ssoo,nr.ries. the Westerns a.d " 3shins ION No ].
IJi.siic. of sli kinds were trown az cacn 1.ner.
Gryey,l flots were ,od lurog rhe melee, aud we
nn4ersiaud that three o. tuf persons were
pgo1p3e8. The Maycr, Marshal snd Captain OF the
Njeht Watch appeared CA ths gypuld win such
zoiica ice a. theJ c1glt muster and m1io o. az,
femnt 70 arrest the iipters, bnt were rep1lsed -
Cauta M Hopkins received a severe wound ~ the
head. r.d some Of the other officers were h1rt.
After hard fight az sn ~ than hef-lou-, ne
,. lice -utg separated aad ent home y ith t2-ir
appsr 'us-cosiug a scene That brings disfr :
upon ,nr city. A man, whose Daole 20 con d n''
lean ais tongue almost -4.if-iy OF ~ jump ~
of G Z Id.pils, ana j. wac cm red th5- t"O &c
SONS .rlloyed in the laet ry lad perfncd ~ 80
fam, The loss ia lumber alone IS ess'n'f' a.
$50, co.. partly iIt1rcf. w" NN~ W.
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TRAVELLING.
r. -,szzEy- - NBW-YORK a ERIE RAN.
49, - etsffy4 7OA n REV ROUTE TO prFgA.
49, - rra rorlr1sn.

- -s-<zrr- - Ngyy. YORK a HRTE RArr.
- $500 2oAD-REW ROUTE TO RurFA-
LO-S lurcrAr ran getneri-corraen-
eilg Nondty Nay77.h 1880
Lr.ys New Yoik or rghsnion, E.nsrs Cofring O.
ne,e koehel.e sahso ard In.-9lsd..is se ,, as
fur7sys * e7,'el b. sssmSosi THOMAS fV"t'l'
BrtskfLslalt % rpes or beard Ire boat
FvrKEss TssIH A; 81 A. ~ stopping only a Pesrron>
e-r Chelcr Ccssen, nt1.1,o 80, Port Jcryla Mar
lovFherg, De- ~ Ls.elb.rl Blzhtaion. OTego, We
very, Fas4ri g-l EluirA Sli Jefferson, arriving s Oe
nevl lo9 - Pssssugsrs hr Bogs ilklig MA Tram
7-il usa te lHp-ss irsa iroj1 Alosn7 s Geneva sn1
WAY isD Nan TzAIr-Als soAn s,ogp.aF 81 a. Ihs
slgr' a rf Q. Cou1F he same evening 20 % So 0ct
"Ay Tram A. 81 Pm ior Otsvils AID al in.s'moii-
nes-a-ionc
Eiefl ExsREss TslI,', = PM '.orY.a- At Plsr@9lt
sllt-r- ChfsIsr G0shsr ht e.0Ru Ofrgi e Pori Ter
va srd al hr stsi,rs PSI o. Port Jeris Passengers
o. Funo hs ;ls isl proceed Gelsva d4a- there snd
tak The Expos fTar fon Albany, arriving a. Sute'o
rex eTerrg Passengers i1- Ithaca Cayura Bridge and
~ 10 on Carugs ske isf' - c-f u De Ceguga and
frfC-ll arrs RElrce5 e. Owrgc. v,ch leave Inn iiisy
L7cerirr corrfss "a ske Ire cars q ne co-oi1r ard
cs.urE Hs-uGd 81 Curlilg s.ag1s leave Ss.rOFstgrR
= psf La'e'1o.o BIZ gssn.on' Oweso %sye.y Zee
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tNrErsE TEAfy leaves Geneva Pc Be- A = stopping a.
Eiuila wsysriy 'Fe-'31viiel oxe7o. a..agaam,ou,
9oesea Oh. SUI rs ed f,e0n9at arriving Pa New
WAY syD 'iil, Trtr, l.srss Co--lr- 1850 AM stop
pug NJ 81 ie slRtlls sld ir7ea Nsw.fo-E il5 - fM
MeHT -xftt.s IkAis aves 3enfgs A. 3 81 PM I'D
.tat s. n .i1pI irs b eli to aiatlaf yesi cf t4rt
Jev'l. nl3 81 Nll} t,vu erfh-r Chester. gllals ar1
Iisrucri, arriving III Nor- YORK as Az
Way IHtiN leaves Clfriie q. 441 A - t.opp.1r g. AZ
TIE sisuons, AID srivi in Ner-Nork L ia so NJ
~ itrl Train on Monday morning leaves Pon
Jevsp 20 a stopping o. al Le atous aud arriving
II NeR York sii0AA
hEwEyRsu Branch leaves Nowbursh Al 8 M and S 50
h ard Pm. connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester "a 90 e and IS NJ end IS P NJ or
on as al OF Ne trains nom The West Freight sns leave
hewhurgh al : d and Chester ct Bpm
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane a. e. PM
Freight for O-pc2 Rochester and Buffalo and all places
and ia q rI.4
through without delsy.
mv28 CHARLES NlNOr, SUPERINTENDENT