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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

StUFRLME COURT Kings COulysephsnC B7ieN against 10
- eph Moer Edgar Ws-nsn Robert Matches AM The CITY
aut aud them:
Yeu moned snd required 10 answer tho mpA.t
liz acton the once of the Clerk OF the County Oh
Rnfs At CITY Hall Cts Of Brooklyn, County knE
ari The sad complaint on tho sub
Fulton tho cry OF Brooklyn
m euy twenty days after The service Of tbs sum mons
on l exclusive day Of such ani tt % an
.vs u "a compliant within a)resad the panf this
sro apply Count tbs rshsl demanded IN the com
pant Dat-d March lO lN5l
KOLFE q TRLaBLEY plaintiffs attorneys. 4as Futoa It,
Brooklyn n'I la"o" III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

EOMPTROLLERs OFFICE Bauk Department Albany, March
y a. 1891 Notice. having been hei IA ' ohc- pnr'q,et 20
BY OTIS HOILAED President and proprietor OF ms ADAa5
BANK that s sad Btnhsr b" CHANGED BIZ
RESIDENCE public Information - hereby s'en that TIE sad
Banker RESIDES tbs Of ASHFORD Cstaaugls County
place The ADAMS Bank viii hefesisr b. con
Quoted. (ml4 lawn NJ PHILO G. FULLER. Comptrolsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

ny ORDER or JAMES MULLETT Esqurs, Jastcs o. tho
ID Supreme tbs stats Of New fork motto, hers5y vsn
estate Of ELISHA WEIGH,
non The will b. sold for tho payment
and discharge such attachunnt accord
~ ow this uns months from Tie 6rst publication Of ths 40
s Az LAT tie payusnt any debts dos 70 him BY residents Of
ST. and N tor hs 81 property Nth
n a. STAT. belonging him. and s transfer OF sach property
" h'H' ' HoUGHTON = sPRAGUE, Buffalo, Sr.
o. l.vqmn Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

,ORPORATlON eOIICE-Pubhc notice hereby gveu 70 tina
ocupan Of at Houses td iots
improved Lands affected thereby thst the loving
have compei BY the Assessor snd s lodged
the Ases meuts for nation o. al oss
pr Grading 18Th - n First sv 90 tbs East
BY suh Assemen incds at the
Houses Lott Ground Lots and panels OF
Isni both sides Of 2h st BE- ween the East River and
whOss Interests affected by the ABOVE named
ard ho opposed the or either Of thsu
isqussi presen, their % cuss writing e. the under
sgusd Al their ofics Hall Of KecoFis within thirty day. cts
tie late Of ths SAMUEL II DE MOTT, FRANCIS NIGH
OLSON ISAAC WIN SMITH As'eso'sOfc Bureau OF Asses
,o.r,. Dep.rueut AprillT. ais IG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

rs PURSUANCE Of Of Surrogate Of the Co1niyo
Ns- York uo,cs hseby q al persons having CLAIMS
CHURCH late Of he City Of New f0rh iscsass
~ reen, bs sa. thereof % the subscbsr al hI
so az he City Of Ns- fot on or
Juas nsTtDatsd Ns- No INC Ifn
Say 81 December, 1850. LOFlA5 D. lOWSbEi hiee4''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

tORPOKATiON HOIICE-Pubhc notes - hersby % as
occupant occupant of all Houses tnd Lots
improved Lands rsce hersby that th- following
have competed by the Assessors, sni i-dsed
oc oths Bureau Assessments for sEamat b. all
aeerfet For bulldog 3ih a. from point sp
the sastsry curb OF bh The n
by such include ell the several Houses and Lots
Ground Lots Of Lsri ruaed on bOh
sch 18th aud eth ihs westerly sfs 81 5
both sides Of nh between 3Bt ad j5 81 All persona
vhos affected b The shove namef Aa,sm,u snd
opposed tho either OF thsn rquss.d 70
their wus. to the under,gasd At h-r nce
No Hall Rco5s within taty DAYS from the date OF tbs aotcs
SAM ~. n DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN.
SMITH Once Bureau Of Assssnents Street DePsr
u.tt. Ami II lsbt als OI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

DASK DEPARTMENT. ALBANY April Is 35i. Notice hsv-
ng bs-n sled Oce pursuant TO aw By Martin g. Austin,
Pres and Proprietor BANK OF TIE EMPIRE STATE,
,t Banker chs1g-d On. place Of residence public
rmaons h- sad Banker e.ie' tbs tsn Of
Burton which place tho the Bank
& the Empte STATE will hereafter be conducted
,2l Il ID 3 sr. JOHN, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

Z s-,@d proposals sndorssd Proposal Tor eaiSt<
D.any oil % rss'sd a. tie Ones o. 20
D.n,r.u fotulda Psrs Until koossy Tie 5h os
a. oces P NJ 70 bulk Sewer With bs n,s'y 80; 70 s
B.,,n. ,pa Curers DsncJ street, len ~. s...r
1o--ry k.nz 10 sn<ih go tset 1hs h.r aor
md ,p.Ac.ou. Tor he buiz Of 1s ssEs =, ~, Co.tct
..to r..ux a.srsts ostAns< 90 III Az
Clam AZ ~ oaes-Nsv fors. Aprl 10 lseL alslR
Pre-, ssnt Of ~ Crvtsa kQsc<srs Dsps"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

r~EoTOS AQUEDUCT DEPAsThEsT.-fo Conuno,s ),
81 prouos,l. srcors.d "Pfopo'sl iof o',ous .st
Ertb .,r.. -b. r.c-v.dst toe ono Of s a. 80 - saJ
Dso,,-. fRotusas Ps aLtl 1oGdsy ne fotH oAy np.'
~, ,t8oco.k Pm - buh Sever win tns - @ :,
- r,.vsf. u street from a,Ar lhit' a'sAus "
80 y,,. orr n srzth shout 80 sst lhs Psa Of ns
r oulfns Of The sans aIo al otAS
frrstou rssng hsFsfo car 10 o04@s' =. -. - wv
m. csrs, a, this Ohcs -. c. .1. T,.-,a.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

ATOTICE is HEKEBY GIVEN according 70 a~ 70 all persons
Nhavios CLAIMS against DAVID LESTER, late OF tic CITY Of
Eoi ngs County dscsAssd that they required 70 etho
the vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers, AZ 10
- N. City YORK before ne t Day OF OCTOBER nsi4
Dated March a, 1881. MAk1 l.Esl ~ Adn's.
mil iA~oHN RUFUS H. GhAfE9'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

IN PURsUlSCE o AZ order Of he Surrogate Of the coonp Of
lN.r Yok hereby gwen 70 all persons hs'1y e's
,1ost WILLIAM GFFIfG. late Of the City 81 tsr fo 90
70 With vouchers thssoi 70 tns saosco
ofcs no u Vssey tho City Of New foft 90 o.
bsr. tbs Il eena day Of Nay nexDstsd Ns- ns ana
LAY ofSovsmber, 1880. ISAAC d. dhFlN0' hA'VN''''
IavrusM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

SUPhsE COUNT CITY ssd coasty o. s-s Tort s-a.ss.A
~ L. Allen AnEss Js-ss Ai-u-To JEssE ALLES Toe are
bssty suITonei ass requif-1 n. cnph,t 10
ac''n rhich Nss hlet tbs o. In
the 50 oy o March iss .~d COPY Of yoar .n..., a.
The ups1 tie .atscTiber q, - oAc. Wa r-s
lie Ci Of Ns- f0t -tAn tvsoy days ARR al IT,.
eIclvs Of the cay Of such n 70,
pntF VII pOy u, Coarlos rv.l s.aaa1.s
IL T. . coupainL-Da;sJ March Z, 1881
nc TowNER Phntss srnrrsy
i.-e-As swABssr.-s
ArAsURROGATE COURT. h.B IA All Tor tn. ceuo,y q
~ Nep Ion surroSsiss Ofc- "a The CITY q Ns- fon,
lie Shh of nsh. tbs one 1'esai sSh he sSsd
az. Preset AeIsn<sS W Rr.1ors. sgrosse l. hs
matter n ~ Appsr horgss. Lac - SCI TIE Rsa kstais
Of BRADLEY GOODhas Ga rsstinG srt ARG ne
spphcstou 90 MARI ANN GOODhAN the siua .trsui ~ ne
fstat- Bradley OF the Cy OF Nss fo> se<st
Tor authority MoSsss Lsss Ssl ihs kss kste ths saai
eec-ssd for he ps,m.u debts ordered that oil psr.ocs
niesss< The Et. of tie Bradley Gpoinan sscsssss.
~ @sr oeof- tho Sur0gss 81 ths Cuuny OF Ns- to al as
Ohe- e CITY Of Nsw fok 10 aeslih tAy Of MAJ oszt q
lie
Mortgage. Lsas ssl Re-.
Bradley Goodman dscsssd char b. sSc.At
A. fNf Nv BRADFORD, surOzsss
I'VE PE0PLB or THE sTArE O5 NV TORx ., n. ar.<s
GOO Free tntepsuteat
% JOHN BUsSisG ate Of
each hereby cited snd required peOnsy
appear before SgrroSsts o. the County Ne. fors
ice Cay Of Hs~ foh TIE krh 3sy Of NAY
oct The forenoon Of that day then srt there
Of tie Ast VI and tsitamsut % s.d deceased
whereof csusi the Of Of o. sad szr
q - hsreunto tHred Wt-ss,. tleIartss W BrsS
Il o, iod slrrgsie 81 $40 County o. Ss- foss
the 18th day Of Ssrch The Of or Lord s1s.ns
u,'l az A W BRADFORD .surrOSss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

II PUsUAHCE order Of the suogst' Of tns
fors notcs hsrsoy gwen 70 az persons ha'S s.is 1
SAR4HCOWPERTHWAIrE late Of the CITY q N7- TOT, $3.50
a. sa.sd 10 - "a vouchers thsts = 49,
Al ,tos No "a Eas; Broadway, 70 tAs ey o. s ~ a. :,
0coosr 10 -, - couyprpTTyyVATTT A3rnia.srarof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

/,pOTON AOUEDgCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRACTORS
-s...d Proposals sndor.es "Pnposa Tor buhiB ss"~m
vii be rsc,'sd At Toe "acsoi NE Coa
fRotuada PAN Uat Friday The lsth day Of aPfu
i s3 ococE NJ ~ build sever IN ne 40 s.say Escev
~ Ran. and Clvss T-sy frat - from IT. rd avenue 70 -~
Isr ,on beng -nb shout ~ iss Inc plan OF NE
ana bndn Of tbs sans snS all oths
obtained application 70 us see
,,.r Cet A. th. ogcs- York, April ~ 1881 hiChoLb
DEAs Prs-dsut Croon qsdsct Department so IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

REPARTnENT ~ REPAlks AsD SUPPLIES, NO ! Neg
lDcty HiTO sTOnt CUTTERS -ssa.S proposals WI ee -
.f once COmmsousr VI Repairs and ouppts
mt Bosa, Agr sh, a. q c0cs N a. -bea tine iny ves
ra GrsovnZ Tie Paysnsst Broadway from ne
orsf MAIDEN Laus .osibsry n- Of Jshn strs>
N. sroovs qasr,sf inches vide ard three qassrs
OF a. strshi angsN hs cgfo stonss
cabs Bhs apart or from the onts es
block, Bani estimates vii Be furnished ~ ms
deem-o or tie nsrsst Of the Coporson Estimates "
tie pes ser EfOoyng, and bs tns required 70 com
p.a tie ssm. WA ADAhs coGmssionsr Of Repairs sH' ysP
Plies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

.C1ROTOS AQEEDUCT DEPARTAEsT-To CONTRACTORS
I-s@sed Proposal endorsed ProPo-ai- iof buons
ghfh Seventh vii BE- ecsyea
a.. 0fcs Aqu-duct Department tkotnnSa ssl
natl HEDHEsDAY. 20 day OF Apn 1881 st5 cOck, r n,
a. ba'd urc'ssay ec-vng Basins ana cuFers
thirty ar 9Th Seventh avenue osns
.5 srou, plan ahd spscheAtoar Tor
o d Of al olh,f information relating ef'D con
49,. ,I,ffl- IBsl. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF - IfD''n hlls'n't D-P'in'-'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

ItDRPgRsTOS EOTICE-Pgshc notes nsfsoy kFsu 70 es
own,r cwlsrs Of all Houses .nf o
M Or namproys3 Lands Affected thsrsby hat zoe oosn
c0mp.sd the Ass.--o's and are sssS
tb.oR- Of Asssnsns FOR sHAmDalon 81 az ps<
. ,ce.ted VIZ regulating SD ST. between ih d 6A ava
no ~ .racst b s4ch Assessment lciufs oil he ss,ern
40 .ss ard Of Ground vacant i0n psces aud pncsh
lad ,ua,sd both Of I'D 81 bst-esn th AID %
VhCs- interests Affected " tAs
Assssmsn and who opposed 10 the sans
s requested present th-sr obsctOns ~r'n< 70
Ia grrsred No Hso Records, within hIry asys
ton ,a- sets II SAMUEL H. De AOII IhANcts
NICHOLSON. lsAAC VIM SMITH As--sso's Oncs'
As-.ssnspts Street Department, April H. lSL so ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

II PURSUANCE Of orsr Of Tue saroH OF me Coan o.
Es~ her.oy gwen 70 al person. es' san,
,ns. ARIES NEIHEDEL ate Of The CITY OF Ne" Ion 90
ssss present. the IN Vogchsrs hsrsoiio ne sase.
a. paes bus No " Nassau street n 20 ~
~ F,- Yors once OF Clare. Wesch. Esq on or 9so
-.s-y Gay Of June EsIt-Dasd Ss- Tovs tee 4 asI "
T0sr. * AMELlA a WtLNEDblr A.@@
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

FTE-I4NCE Oh a. oder o. the OF - Co.l
ssw fcf. hereby gwen % al sf'o ~ YorI d.
artr.t VFTFF r. EIGHT. ate u tie CiJ ~ " ,e.r,hsr
c-,..l % pr---r vouchers thereof % -, -
a. a.. Of ofC 2 De WITT EGGS NO s a. M ser
- CTS O. Nes York before he t"sny - -, n Mo,
t.msru-r' Dasd Se~ Yors. tss t..ay .s.r,,.,r,,y,
1851 rae Isu-un'- SARAH 2 W EIonI. 49,
II rCHsUAHCE o. AZ order Of ta' slrfoss -, 80.
"a :, ThONAs STEELE ss o. ~. W .. 80 -,
s,a.a Pss'a TIE .as Ne 50 Cot asd strs. City Il
- - =. 49,, .. fifteenth tAy Of jay nsT;-Ostsd cs-
'o'' ne ''''a-- JAMEs ST :TEEI1' Aiz.a.s.ssn.
NJ ,avsaM- SSoSs NS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
TORP0RATIOS NOTICE -Pusac note. hereby Cy.u 70 d

CORPORATION hOTlCE-Puolc notes hereby gvsn 70 he
- occupant occBrsnts OF All Houses md Lo
improved Land s.e thef-by that the toosns
have been completed b the Assessors ard desj
OF the Bursu VI tsesamsats for By all
persons interested for grading ani @.g cgro aui gutter
Madison street from Jtre- 20 Calsnne street tbs
q ca isre to soph -de
TIE embraced b. srch Assessment include al tbs
suf Lots Ground vacant e. sni panels OF Lad.
situated both e o Madison street between Diver sni CAhs
the norh-ry s b-tws-1 James aai Oliver
All Affected named
ard who opposed % The ser OF hsm,
requested preseLt obsct0ls writing de uassr
er-d AZ their okc. Hal Records II r'y days
The o. this SAM 81 DF MOTT FRANCIS MICH
OLSON, ISAAC wM. SMITH Assessors -Odce, Bureau Oi AZ
,4.sus a. Street Department. Aprl H. 1881 ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ng 70 aw, % all persons
~ havng against EDW lkD CRUMhEf aie Of the CI
O Brooklyn required q sI 81 nc sans !" N
In r-dspcs A. tie srnsr saudI aud Gold 10 us Cts Of
p,o I'D az bsf,rs s 18Th DAY August nsIDasd February
- - MARY CRUMMEY.
GEORGE W PRINCE, lE,..,,,,.
HENRY CRUMMEY, '
~ f.wsmN- HENRY CRUMMEY. Jr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
TOPOGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Another DsfauItsri
BALTIMORE. Jnne, Il

DALTlhORE, JDDe, III.
Recent developments show a large de.
felt in the accounts Of Col. Sanderson,
late Collector at Baltimore city. The q
mount ofdefalcalion is probably $50, 900.
The impression generally prevails that
Sanderson is enlirolyinnoceul.& the fault
probably existed with his chief clerk. Of
whose conduct Sanderson was not aware
SECOND DEsP ATCH-The Mayor com.
municated To The c. uncil yesterday the
fac;. that Col. Henry S. Sanderson, late
city Collector, is a defaulter to a large q
mount, the matter is under investigation
to-day. The facts elected So far, indicate
that NJ. SandersoD is innocent Of any
crimiuaIily and he has given up all his
property to his sureties. He intrusted
his books to his principal clerk, Phillip
A. Eggerton. his son in-law. whose book:
so far as they have been examined. show
a deficiency of SIG, 900. The entire de
falcation may reach $4,000. 1t will re
quire several days to fully investigate the
accounts.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
Burmtng Of he Suhana.
ST.. LnuIs. Juue 10

ST. LnrIs. Juue 10.
The splendid steamer SuItaua. lying at
the foot Of MulIunthy street. was dIscov'
cred to be on fire about ii o'clock A. NJ
The FIRE was first seen in the vicinity
Of the eugine room, and very soon the
steamer was enveloped in flames. She
was loading for New Orleans. and had
on board, among other freight. upwards
of one thousand bales of hemp. which
greatly contributed to the spread of the
flames.
The persons employed on board had
great difficulty in saving themselves.
Matthew Barnes, 4th engineer, is miss
ing, and he was doubtless burned 10
death. A negro fireman and a deck hand
are also missing. AS o as possible,
the SuItana was s%cut,led and sunk. Her
hull and machinery will be saved.
She was owned by Capt. Gable, aud
John Shells, first clerk. Insurance 80,
00O-in six offices. Lexington, Madison
Columbus, KNOX, Floating Dock, ant
Union. each $4,000. A portion OF the
hemp was insured for $l20 per ton.
From the Sultana the FIRE caught tn,
Sugar Refinery of Mr.. Angelr"dt, which
was entirely consumed. Loss 25 900 t,
20, 900. which is fully covered by insur
anco.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

We are indebted TO the Editor Of the
Ohio State Journal for sending US by tel
egraph, the latest returns Of the recent
vote upon tho adoption Of the ConSlllu'
ton.
FiRsr DEsPATcm.--Fut Constitution.
Columbus 90; ChiIlicothe lao; Newark
l2Oi Dayton 2O3; Sandusky City 2lliCir'
c%leville LAG. Against Constitution, Zanes
Vile 22O; Hebron SO; Milan so; Spring
field 305.
No license, as far as heard from, pre-
walls by immense majorities.
SECOND Observation-Disclosures, 1000
for Constitution, instead Of $500; Guern-
sey (12 townships) 100 against, will be
1000 in the entire county; Jefferson 300
against and 500 against License; Frank
lin will be close, probably a small maj"-
rity for, Ashland 100 fnr; Stark 1918
for; Butler about 1900 for; Columbiana
about 1000 for.
TnIRD DESPATCH. Morgan. GAO a
gainst; Knox, small majority against
Champaign, 53l against; Harrison. 4OC
against; Hardin. 200 against; Delaware
500 against; Medina. 562 for; Stark, $50
for; Clark. 800 against; Clinton, abou
balanced; Licking. 400 for.
In addition to the above, we learn YER
bally that Muskingum has given l400 a
gainst; Ross, about a tie; Pike. Scioto
Highland and Pickaway, against; Perry
sumo hundreds against; Hooking, a small
majority against.
FURTHER For Coshocton 500; Wayn,
1868, Montgomery $50. Richland 1920
Monroe $50, Homles 600, franklin 253
Portage 1858. Loruin 1000, Cuyahog,
1900.
Agaiast--PrebIe 900, Logan 200, U
Mon 700, Tuscarawas 600.
The Free Suil vote will from the above
intima,ion, adopt the New Constitution.
FOURTH DEsPATcH.- Eastern & South
ern Ohio have gone heavily against The
New Constitution. We think the vot
will be even out Of the Reserve.
Aggregate maj. in 3S c"unties:-Fo
Constitution 1921, against 1857. Ma
iori,y for new Constitution 1864.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
Tbt Gamrasttr Gazette.
Morning, June 10, 1881
NOW IS rae TIME TO sUnsoRInE.
~ thc WhIgs OF FaIrncId.


Important TO tho wings Of Fairfield.
On the first day of July. the New
PosTAGE Law will go into operation aud
thereafter the Gazette will be carried in
the mails at the following rates:--
l.. In FGiyfe1 County, postage free.
g. For distance not exceeding ffy
miles f0s cents per quarter.
8. Over fifty aud not exceeding three
hundred mules, ten cents per quarter.
4. Over three hundred and not exceed.
ing on thousand miles, fifteen cents per
quarter.
s. Over one thousand, and not exceed
ing tvO thousand miles, twenty cents yer
quarter.
6. Over two thousand and not exceed
ing four thousand miles, twenty fire cents
per quarter.
1t will be seen by the above rates, that
from and after the first day Of July next,
the Lancaster Gazette will circulate
throughout Fairfield county free @pOst,
age, and that it can be sent to any portion
of the surrounding counties at fire cents
per quarter. 1t will then be among the
cheapest papers published anywhere, and
devoted as it has been and will be to the
success of the Wing party and the true
interests ofthe County. State and Nation
we hope to receive large accessions tc
our subscription list.
OF the Wings Of Fairfield, we fee
that we have at this time a good oppor,
tunity of asking for an increased sup.
port. Our list is now about equal, if not
ahead Of any other paper published il
the county; it is larger than it has beer
since the paper was establisedi but at the
same time, in a county so populous and
wealthy as ours. it should be doubled
In return, we shall have it in our power
to devote more labor and expense upor
the paper. which will amply repay oul
present subscribers for merely limiting t.
their neighbors that they ought for severa
considerations, TO subscribe for the GAG
elite.
In the language of advertisers, thank
full for past %favors, we respectfully soil
cit a continuance o four former "custom
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
New York Legislature
ALBANY. N. Y. June 10.

ALBANY. N. Y. June 10.
Both houses met at IL o'clock. aud af.
ter an orgouiz alton Governor Hunt sent
in his Message. which occupies abou'
two columns, all devoted To matters
which have been the principal cause o.
the present session. 1t speaks of the sud,
den adjournment of the last legislature,
and thinks the people plainly showed
by their course in the special election
that they are in favor o ,he canal enlarg
ment,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

Will OUR FRIENDS SEE TO rive
hope our friends in the several counties
will not fail TO send to US the names of the
delegates from the several townships to
the State Convention. 1.-THE committees
do not attend to it, we trust some active
Wing in each county will sec that the
list is made. and forwarded to US. We
desire a full list from each county. aud
hope we shall not be disappointed. viii
the Wings ofeach township be particular
to report to tho County Committee?-O
S. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

The METHODIST CHURcH Survive
learn from the Christian Advocate and
Journal that the book agent OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, acting upon the
suggestion OF the Court in the late tria
respecting the Church property, have
proposed to the Commissioners of the
Church, South, ian adjustment of iheil
preferred claims by legal arbitration un
der the authority ofthe Court" We ar,
glad to learn this, says the New Yorl
Commercial. aud trust that the South will
with equal promptitude and cheerfuIness
meet the proposal favorably.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
sKY.LIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

Il caster, Ohio. The undersigned having just com.
pleted a large n%ortherly side and sky-light, and fitted
It up iE good order, he would again say to the citizens
of the city and country, that he is now and will be at
all times, prepared to execute pi lures in a, stye of
beauty seldom attained and no where eXcelled.
Pictures taken and put up in all the various styles
of the art from the smallest Lockets, Pins or Finger
Rings, to the largest size for frames, and every style Of
miniature setting kept constantly on hand, and furnish
ed at prices that cannot fail to please.
Rooms open at all honrs; pictures taken every day
without regaru to the weather. No one is expectedto
take Out a picture that not in all respects Satisfacto-
ry. A Ia FELLhh
i ~ancastcr, June II, 1851. 8.
p. S. He is also at all times prepared to leave his
rooms in case of sickness or death if requested by
the friends.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19

BEGeARs CoMING.-The New Workers
are c~autioning the people of other cities
against professional beggars. many oi
whom have landed there within the lasI
two months. They are organized. able
bodied, and have well written certifcate'
and pretend to speak only Italian. The!
pretend to be beggars, but are real.
thieves and robbers. A number of then
left New York for Philadelphia last weel
ia. Newark, New Brunswick, &c, anc
they are said to be prepared to take i'm
pressions of pick locks, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
New York, June 10th.

EW 1ONk, Juue LOtH'
Yesterday morning, at Brooklyn. Cath.
arine Sprinks was murdered by her hus.
baud. She was 60 years Old, the man &c.
When arrested, he exclaimed, "ihe Lord
have mercy, run did il'
Paine, the Gas man, is in Washington,
eu%deavoring to get a contract for lighting
the Government light houses. His exhi'
bition oflight there is said to have beer
very brilliant.
The Baltimore City Collector. Mr., San
derson, is a defaulter for $50, 900. de
s~urrenjers his property, but claims he
can explain matters satisfactorily La
ter developments indicate his innocence
and the guilt Of his chief clerk.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
An Ordinance,

Levying Taxes for City purposes. for the year 1851.
SEC.1 1. BE IL ordained by The city Council Of The
p CityQf Lancaster, That a tax of Zone and one-iourth
Mills on the dollar of valuation, be and the same is
hereby levied upon all property subject to taxation
for State and county purposes, within the incorporated
limits of the city Of Lancaster for city purposes.
SEC. .. Be it further ordained by the authority a.
foresaid, That a tax of one and three-fourth mills on
the dollar of valuation, be and the same is hereby lev.
led upon all property subject to taxation for State and
county purposes, within the incorporated limits ofthe
city Of Lancaster, for the special purpose of ~liquidat-
ing the present Indebtedness of said city of Lancaster
Passed June 8, 1851, W.P CREED. Mayor.
Attest-JoHN B. REED, city clerk.
June 10, 1851. 3w6