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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Twenty-Firth Senatorial District.

NLBAkH' W VNIIt7I1tl' 'VI1IV u
The official canvass gives Williams 10 IN
County adjourned TIL to-day, being unable to agree
IN regard TO two votes in the town Of Italy winch II
allowed gives Stanton 30 majority IN that County
making 1t a tie in the District II not allowed WI
hams Is elected by two majority GuinnipS District
Is also reported tie, Chomung, % for Gilbert Steu-
ben W for GUlnnlp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
The New MARYLAND Consultation, &c.
BALTIhoRE, Wednesday, June
A Hoax.
WAsHINoToN. Wednesday, June 4.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday June 4.
An immense crowd assembled at the Cap
to grounds this evening. attracted by the announce
ment that SIX ladies Of ton would appear IN Turkish
costume. ItproYed 10 be hoax The music. how
ever, was excellent, and the company was gr.tife1
by the presence Of the President and Daniel Webster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

CITY ExPENSEs.-The Board of Finance
have voted $3565s for City expenses Including sala-
mes, FIRE department. gas light, &C. the coming year
being s594 less than the amount for last year anu
much less than was supposed necessary BY the Irls
tees They refused to pay for the lamp posts when
have been laid down. or to apply to the Legislature
for leave to fund $4,000 payable by insialmenIs al
ten wears for the purchase Of lamps and posts Ihey
also refused 10 vote sum about $4,000 to meei le
hciencles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Destructive Fire at Bangor. Me.

BANGOR, Wednesday, June 4.
\ destructive Fire occurred here this af-
ternoon, consuming steam mill, two iron fOun-
dres, seven dwelling houses three blacksmith shops,
and several barns, with much machinery The loss
ID heavy, but IS mostly covered by insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
washington Items

WASHINGTON, wednesday, JuAV l.
The contracts for stationery tor the next
House of Representatives We're awarded To-Day
principally 10 Robert Farnham and Wheeler & Co
William Glare OF Alabama. and Adams, OF CONGO
ticut, have been appointed Clerks IN ths Treasury
Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

gives earnes Of o. y cent DIVIDEND 70, the arss Sx
months with large surplus.
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern
Railroad for May we're >s4s,4 n against sio Sss ~
for the corresponding month OF las, year The eSrn-
lngs FOR the frs; ave months Of this year compare VITA
those Of the same months Of 1880 as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Death Of an English Tragedian.
Markets. .NBw-ORLEANs. June 4

CINCINNATI Wednesday, June 4.
Mr.. Graham the English tragedlan, died at ~.
Louis last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Hon. Walter Forward Nominated for Judge
Hon. W.

PIrTsBvRGH, WcOneNNaY' JUNK
Hon. WALTER Forward, at present MN
ster to Copenhagen has been nominate" ny s.st
Wing Convention for the Presidency OF the DiSElo'
Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

n Hugh Martin, reported as arrested for
passing bad money. was discharged, the bill (EI-
cange Bank Of Washington City, 81 being good
one, though sndsr the law forbidd1g the passing Of
small foreign bills It's circulation is forbidden in this
state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Ysr further TeI<grephs Dispatches see Via Page.

.v.ers Magnetic Telegraph Office, corner Of Hanover and
cV"'" 2esrcT sfrsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

BROOKLYN WRITING CLASSES. Mr.. o.
B Goldsmith the celebrated Penman. IS about COM
mencing Writing Glasses in the new buildings No.
Court-st Subscribers Will be received by Mr. G..
personally of Friday aud Saturday Of this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
4 New WARD.-The Law Committee Of

4 New WARD.-The Law Committee OF
The Board of Aldermen made report on Tuesday
evening in favor of dividing the Sixteenth Ward INTO
two parts The new Ward is TO be called the Tween
eth and Will comprise all that portion OF the CITY
extending from point on the Hudson River easterly
10 the center line OF Twent y-Sixth-St and running
thence along the center line Of said street TO Broad
way, thence noriherly through the center OF Broad
way TO Sixth-avenue, thence through SIxth-avenue
10 the center of Forieth.St. 10 the Hudson River
and thence to the place OF beginning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
tcoNNUNGcATI0Nl

The Ten DOLLAR MYsrERY EXPLAINED.
The Sunday Courier OF next Sunday morning will
contain clue TO the Ten Dollar mystery which has
puzzled all the world, showing where the ten dollars
came from. to whom they were sent, and why
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

RAILROADS. The Board of Assistants,
last evening. agreed to the amendments Of the other
Board favor of constructing Railroads in the Sixth
and Eighth avs A Report in favor OF Railroad on
Secondary. has been presented, and a motion was
made last evening to take up and adopt the Report
but the motion was considered premature, and lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
DIARoLIcAL ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-A wo

man named Sarah Jane Smith, and two men named
Michael Murray and Thomas Meyers, were yester-
day arrested by the Sixth Ward police under the
following circumstances: Ii appears that the
man Smith is keeper Of house of ill-fame at No.
ll6 Cenierst that on Tuesday last she procured from
an intelligence Office, an Irish girl named Mary
QUINN whom she engaged TO act IN the capacity OF
chambermaid the girl was taken to her new place
wholly unconscious of the character Of the house,
and there was induced to drink liquor In the even
ing the prisoner Murray, by consent Of the woman
Smith, went into her room and attempted TO effect
her rum but failing IN his purpose, he endcaVored to
effect his object by violence, when the girl screamed
and the woman Smith and Meyers went into the
room to stop her cries and TO aid Murray in his dia-
bolical attempt She. however, continued her
screams and several of the police went into the
place and rescued her and took the others into custo
dv. They were taken before Justice LothrOp and
after examination, locked up IN the TombS for
trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
SABBATH SCHOOL ANSIyERsARY.-lhe

anniversary Of the schools attached 10 the Ne
thod,>t church. took place on Monday. The children
-, -, rr,cess,on and made beautiful display
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

SOUTH IHIRD-ST.-A rpuuoh was pc
>en,ed on Monday evening for the paving OF THIS
street from First 70 feminist Referred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

WIDENING OF BREKMAN-sT.-Th Board
of Assistants concurred last evening for the widening
of this street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
TIE MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-We Yesterday

The MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-We yesterday
published an account Of a female having been bra
tally attacked by a gang OF rowdeS IN Catharne lane,
between the hours of ~ and O'Clock on Tuesday
morning The woman 1t appears has come to light
her name is Mary Kstey, and she was found IN the
streets of the Fifth Ward early on Tuesday morning
in helpless state and dreadfully bruised and taken
tothe Police station where she was kept until yesier
dav morning. II appears that after beng cruelty
abused she was taken of by the gang and left where
she was found. The Police were yesterday on me
Iookont for the perpetrators Of the deed and have
succeeded in arreStng four who are believed to have
been concerned IN the outrage Their names are
James Glass twhO has been ideHthed by the woman
As one of them) Patrick Neary Francis Cullugh and
lanes Oates The others will without doubt be ar
rested Glass was fully committed for trial, and hi,
associates were committed for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

The TWENTIETH WARD.-The Board of
Assistants, last evening, cOncuned to divide the Six
teenth Ward, so as to form the Sixteenth and Tween
ueth Wards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
MORE OF THE CouNTERrEITERs.-We pub

More OF THE COUNTERFEITERs.-We pup
hshed Ia our issue of Monday ast the arrest by ON
Ger Mead of the Nineteenth Ward. OF Luke Flynn,
Jane McCiraw and Mary Eldrldge. Their examina-
ton took place yesterday before Justice McGralh
when II appeared that Flynn had offered BIO coun-
terfeit bill on the Pacific Bank, Of this CITY, at the
store of Mr. owen dry goods merchant, OF 09 Eighth
av where he was told that II was bad tie next OF
fered and succeeded in passing II to Jacob Dusche'
clother of 20 Nnth-aV. In payment for coat Whlch
he purchased for 81 IS, receiving the chahge IN
good money. Jane McGraw, VINO Is salu " De al
of Mr. Donohue, corner of Bleeckev-ss; ana Broad
way Several other individuals Yesterday appedIei
and made affidavit that they had received slIniIat
counterfeit bills from these individuals -FOUR Oh these
hills have been recovered by officer Mead and are
now IN possession Of the magistrate ANY o1ners VINO
have been defrauded IN a similar manner VIII dl1 JUS
tice bv calling at the jefferson Market Ponce SourI
and making affidavit that effect IL Is believed tha'
the parties arrested but the tools oil certain ilu-
yiduas who are the principals IN the business ana are
still al large OfhceT Mead has been ndeiatgaoe IN
his eKertlOns 70 ferret out tins AFFAIR ana deserves
n,uch credit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

COMMON COUNcIL.-Both branches of
the City Council were in session until late hour
last night By law, their quarterly session closes on
the 4th day of June. The official proceedings Of
of yesterdays session will appear in our evening
edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

FLOUR AND MEAI--TheTs Is inefoased heaVIness snd
depression market for tho low grades Of State and
Western Flour by the large receipts and the
favorable advces by the ASIA There IL less confidence a
parent Western and for this reduce figures state
il in better request relatively but prices Of all descriptions
favor the buyer and somewhat nominal Canadian -
heavy sales Of 600 bbls at 0Ca 49, IA bond Tho sales
of Domestic reach 300 bbls at iet @ for Michigan and
Indiana 94as4 for % state 06st Is foe
round hoop Ohio and 3lei % for puEo Genesee south
and in fair supply and limited demand salos %
500 bhs part for the West indies al Se4 6sk for
mon good brands and 6l al 50 fDr fancy Corn Meal
Is heavy retail sales II Jersey at So Rye Flour quiet
sales VI 100 bbls AT , III
Export from list 20 1lst May 1881. 1850.
Wheat Flour .bbls. .U.16 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

W This evening, at the Lecture Room
of the Society Library, Nj Mcintyre, OF whose bal
lad singing we have seen hattering accounts, VIII
give a concert of Scottish songs. We notice upon
his programme some of the universal and immortal
favoriteS: Aud Robin Groy, John Anderson my Jo'
Green gro,e the RGshes, o. and Roy's Wpe ef Ad'-
ralloch We commend the Concert to the attention
of orr readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

ANNUAL MEETING or THE n. Y. STATE
TEMPERANCE SocIErY.-By an advertisement IN an
other column 1t will be seen that the Anniversary Of
the New-York State Temperance Society is to be
held at Syracuse on the 10Th and Goth nsts. We hope
the call Will be promptly responded to by the friends
Of the in every portion OF the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

STEAMERS ARRIVING. -During the past
forty-eght hours no less than SIX ocean steamers
have arrived at this port The North America and
Empire City from Chagres, the Washington from
Bremen the Marion from Charleston, the Florida
from Savannah, and the Asia from Liverpool. These
steamers brought about l,5O passengers and $1,000,
coo in specie and gold dust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

~ We understand that all the German
Glee Clubs in the United States are to meet IN
Musical Convention at Baltimore on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday OF next week on which occasion
they will be the guests Of the German citizens there
1t is the intention of the Clubs to proceed to Wash
ington and serenade the President, which movement
we regard as very characteristic and beautiful TIL
butte the highest official parsonage Of their adopted
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

~ BETTINI sings this evening at the
Opera in Lucia with BosIo. Our readers will not for
get that the Havana critics declared themselves sat
isfed with BETTINI as SAWS successor in EdgGrdO
This evening viii test the justice Of their decision
and the more distinctly we have attery heard
SALvI sufficiently to understand him, his voice and
style OF BoSIo we are already sure, and have in
another column expressed our opinion of her IN some
detail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Ab time last year s9l ~ 3gH ty0j<S 3Jss $40
GRAIN-rhere Is but little inquiry Tor wheat snd the
market heavy and prices nominal for Domestic. Cana
dian held al S1a9c. and quiet Rye nominal ssos
II 100 bushels private terms. Data dull and hsavy
al lG4f7c for Northern and iii3 for Jersey Corn Is
and large supply and moderate request of en
port the Ras, and local trade The sales 900 At So
ac br heated T456l Gr Western mirsd and 3sic Toe
Round yellow -
Export from lat ~ 3lst Mag lh9l. 1900.
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LECTURE on WoMAx's CosruME.-The

LECTURE OK WoMAN's CosTUME.-The
lecture by Mrs. Z. OhKBs SMITH on this subject
which Is to be delivered at Hope Chapel this evening,
has awakened strong and general interest through
out the City and II Is OF the occasions on which
the public expectation cannot fail TO be grstIhed.
Richly endowed with the gifts Of genius, that lady
possesses noble spirit of humanity and a singular
vgor of expression which eminently qualify her for
the Office Of public teacher. No one can charge her
enterprise ,:h presumption, who is witness TO the
ability with which it is accomplished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

LEADS inactive The stock . aooerats and = on'foa
at e2l for spanish " T English, and y MEs'aln
NAVAL STORE-Ars more ac.ite, bit sp.l nt J .
pentlne are declining go ibis have sod 49, 80
he sf three days of 59s bls he-.a "a ~ "a q
sRd 20 up eoancs ssS7ss ,u f-' fiss Rss.a : es,
:, iI. ~ IN, sod al ! sesss Tar sun # y.
II -.,ssr hssTy sss Il bales as~ DIV Boz
~ a Slls 9 Efs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

DEPARTURE OF THE AFRIcA.-The Royal
Mail steamship Africa, Capt Ryre, sailed yesterday
at noon for Liverpool. She had 100 passengers
among them Lady Bulwer, wife Of Sir Henry Bulwer.
The Africa took 1851 900 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

NoTIcEl-The sale of the estate of Levi
Hart deceaaed, is TO be continued this day al the
Merchants Exchange. The unsOld balance com
priSes some, of the best IN the whole property on
Clason, Washington and Grand avs, and on Baltic,
Butler, Douglass and Degraw SITS, IN the NlnihWard,
BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

To The ALLEGHANIANS will give Con-
cert tomorrow evening, at the Dutch Reformed
Church, in Frankn-st., for the benefit Of Broadway
Division of the Sons of Temperance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Increase for ave months. .s6S,0So 50
equal to abos, 80 per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

MAsONIc.-The Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons commenced its annual session
in this city on Tuesday evening. Much business Of
importance will be brought before the Lodge. The
meetings are held at the Grand Lodge Room, and
are presided over by the Grand Master DR.. Minor.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-09-19
+! ss6PEGrAn sNorroEs;A 4
SYMPTOMS OF DISEASE.

,9H6dH never be;disregardeds iTheyare
unerring Indications that iibeas;ial func-
sions Of nature have beea intercepted in
Their 'healihfulo actioh, and nthatb soriods
evils must inevitably follow, Unless the
,systemibe again Pei Iight W .st9ss stes timely
Use Of proper remedies,aa .sidqlabsiaq
ibI5-i BehrIin mind, that natpiei u ever
endeavoring ioaexpel disease @henii, in-
sades the anihaI economy, and 0nly needs
tke assistance Of Some genial restorative
thorough; yet mild in lis aciiohEtbat
viii give tone 10 the system, and, ACT
UPey rHE BIooD-<=whieh is lire principal
oclife. .daaniois sai
GUYSOTT'S, YELLOW DOCK AND
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ssaa5Asa : purifier Of ihsr rbfopd, A Aireno9aYSar
pfthe system, and a supporter anu pre-
serverof.he powers oflife; ithas no equal.
Takeit on the FIRST indicati0htbat disease
q upon you, and YOU win avert perhaps
weeks and months ofsickncss and suffer
ingsliis3b bUa .Nsla.aa siql9i ,no4 . isi,s1
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NOTICE IN CHANCEgY.f

Jabez S. Spencer; Administra.1 ~ aIfF OF
tor'of 0bed Mhrtin, deceased, l. sdl 40 .
an;tnt;ts,pt va. ks,ail Petition to
Silas Martin, Ciristophef Mar C m d q te
tin, Obadiah Martin, James X. Contract for
Martin, George M. Martin, Land. ,aa h
~ Bsfkei. and Hannah Bar, g,ij aO
ker, his, wife, s, White and al,,e,' /, =,
Mary White, his wife. ~
TIME ssid Sifas Martin, Christopher Mar.
Ill tin, Obadiah Martin, James K |. Mafiin,
George M Martin, - Bark en- and Hannah
Barker,; his wiia, j. S,,,White and, Mary
White, his wife, are hereby notified that the
said Jabex S. Spencer, administrator of4the
Estate Of 0bed Martin, deceased, onlth 5rh
day,ofa September, }5i ,ofled in tho Clerk,
office of the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the county OF Putnam, and State Of
Ohio, his petition, the object and prayet Of
which is, that the said administrators NAV be
ordered to complete coutact oeland. which
was made by the said Obed, Martin, deceased,
on the, 8:h day Of May, l848, with John Cary.
whereby The said Obed Martin, in consideraa!,
tion Of the snm 6fi one hundred and sixty
dollars covensnted TO convey, by good and
general watraplse deed, forty, acres ofIthe
south, west traction of The north, west quarter
VI secIon one, TOWNSHIP one, SCUM range HVe
east, described rs lying on the bank Of the
Auglaike tivet, commencing Hat the half
cctDerstake on the ~ estline Of Cary's corner
thence east 10 the corner Of said lraction--
thence north far enough, to make forty acres
thence west TO the bank Of the river and
thence alrng the river toishe place Of begin
ming, Ind being part Of land purchased by
said Martin from o. H, Bliss. And the said
defendapts are further notified that the said
petition will befors hearing on the first day
Of the next Tenn OF said Court, or o'soon
ihereaiter rs counsel can. be heard at which
tiae aadt.plgce they may appear and defend
the same, or in default thereof said petition
will be taken as confessed and decreed there.
on accordihgiy. lhN As3it3lllast3i 4ili q
'se lIaBysJAMES MACKENZIE, 9qa
80 Sept 81 185l.s {544}s pSol. for Admire
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N0TaCE,

NTOTICE ID hereby given that q Petition
X " win bc presented 10 the Commiasioncr
Of Putnam county, Ohio, at thsif neu De.
ccniber Session. ssking ssjd comm,saioners
to vieN and estpblish the following line Of q
county rad Cornmeaeiaa On ia aec,ion
line bs,veen sscsioas N .3wsnty seven and
,hir.ylfour in Town one south II range six
eastwhere the Hma and De 7nnct free fyn-
Pile srosses said Inc Atllence east ~ fihe
south east Corner " ssefibiI N b tventy-six in
said fownship- thtnce south east 20 n spnth
eastcoFner eghc. .gpphseasf apefser n eec.
tion huge xthenes Iepsk;cH lhIf peeti'n
line to the foad ie6dihg from w liam Turn.
er'sto KSlida al lof iIear George Kliver'p in
PIsassht lowhship s Sept I5,i8sl.
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STRAY COLT!

,saioS SINAf sSNJEl,! I! tasai1e,, 3
2TRAyEDo from the apremises Of .he
~ subscriber about the last Sa,urdayin
March, dflhelpresdnp year, ail5a
e =. BRIGHT. BAY. MARE COLT i
Twoiyearsold in May last. She had q
small star in her forehead and a small
white snip, on her nose; she had a heavy
mane, and tail, and was in good condi.
tion when sbe left. Whoever will send
information to this office, OF toihe Snb-
scriber, in Sugarcrsek township, Putnam
County, Ohio, where said Coli may be
had, or will deliver her to the subscriber,
will be paid for bis trouBle and All charges
discharged :or her keeping, &c, ~ w h
rci:ssfIe na,o6 saa JOHN RAMSEY. II
Sept. III 1851. F,sib fi9fnla Fsdieaw
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\ sHERtFF'S SALE.

s,;i so ,,oi, ! ot1ERIfrS y SALE, AsntuIo;st
The State OF Ohio, 1i2h rIag 9iaf9lka
for the uss II the 18F ailAs Nf&sUAM
Fund .Commiasipastsi yENDT ExPoNAs.
Of fPutnainaC County. 4 fssr ,sacasA i4nqfssa w
si1iasgadvs2 2nT % rTtaa5a ca e9,yaas SlarU
Christian Huber y, W. ,,'ig .s.ta Y W.
pY'viftde 81 vendi eIponns to me dreeted hy the
~ courk of sompenrpleas Of Putnam county, Obio,
win Rer tor sale at ny. door ofths court house in
On Tuesday, the 2lst day of October,
aoaAI W aA,aD., 1851, =. '-'a 49,
Between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described reatestliefowif; ~ o .1ff
The south Sag Quhrter OF section thlrteen and the
south wes qdarter ofssctioh twcntH iown
one north ofrangea seven east and the north east
quarter Of section three and the south eas quarteFof
the south enst quarter oil 10 iownship
No. ones south o. ffapge sit east. "! ii sa.alnsh
taTakep In execution as The property Of Christian
Huber TO satisfy a esrrution IN fvov of the State of
Ohio. for the use Of the Fund Commissioners Of Put
nam county.
ROBERTTB0UGLAss, Sheriff:
ETaSHRRiBEX g 0Fr7cE,d "A EIAH
Kalida, Puinan Co., %, Sept, ~ 1851.
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Ss KALIDA ( HO Il OTEL,,
.!I Bg 9,gR. MCCLURE. I

EsHE citisens Of Putnap,.a .and the adjoining
generally are respectfully informed that. 4.
T.. McCl1te, hss spufell llased the abose we'll
known stand. andFwhich Gheis fitting ap.for
and accommodation Of trayell-
s5s g sad where b. wil ss 8 al 'inos ready
ing public generally. 'ns'Fs3,s17 7fouh
As Mr.. MeCy il we'll known ds a landlord,
and the acpommodnt of tthe: KALIDA
HOTEL, ITS STABLES, &e., are well
knswn g be ample, he deems Il unnecessary
to sdy ni0re yiiau that his best eyertionswfilbe
given to Sasere for the tastes aHd comfort Of
the travelling public, iwhe may give HIN a
cali, and nhat hcIis determined 70 provide the
February 1850. Ahis, ".'s''1iii'sis,6 tiss,,6lz