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The New York herald., 1851-11-29
NEw YORK. NoyExBEK q. Is9l -.ExrKAcT TROY

NEW YORK, NOVEMBER q. 1851 -ExTRACT FROM
IN the minutes Ata meeting OF the New York Csrtmep
Lisht Guards held at X p n ON thsir return FROM
revolutions we're unanimously adopted-
Resolved That our thsnks due the following named
geptemsn-hesrs yossph Adm. Robert Cnderhil John
kchullen. Nehssl schurenan. Caleb Tompkns, William
superb prizes presented 70 Us.
Hesolved Thst our thanks sre hereby rendered 10
Vie oheers OF this Company Captain George II. Laugh
lin iisutensn. David orms,esd. John B. Underwood.
4. W. Rsy mopd H. L. Smith, and Orderly William c. Fos
Yer for the three prizes presented TO US by them.
Resolved That our thanks due, and hereby ten
dered 10 the Ladies' of sixth street and Ha place; also 10
spring ,treet ssd West Washington place, aud Sixth
avtnue fet splsntd vrtahs presented TO ths Company
Resolved, That our thanks are due Judges Messrs
neh,sl schureu John MSMuilen, and Caleb Tompkin
Tor the senuemsnly and impartial manner In which they
presen,ed the various prizes.
5. Resoivsd, Tha, our Nsnts are eminentiy due our
worthy host MT Thomas starr and lady for their
mted attention and the sumptuous repsst furnished
Fesolved That last thsrgh not least" our thanks
re also due Mr. Adkins and Band for the excellent music
furnished rs on the parade.
Re.Olvsd Th., the foregoing resolutions Be published 10
GEORGE n. LAUGHLIS. Chairman.
WILLIAM G. FOsrrR, Secretary.
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The Broken Banks.-NOtes on Bank of
New Reehele and James Bank taken at BY T. EVANS
20 snd ~ Fulton ready made clothing
Of s descriptions Commercial Bank Perth Amboy taken
~ twenty-five per cent discount.
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Sterling Advice.--Observe the crowd
M.t daily vt the establishment Of smith, Jr No l0
Fulton street. He is selling cheap dirt all kinds OF
elothing and the excitement already created
toIio Of eonversatisn in all business circles.
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SHIPPING.

CTEAMER BROTHER JONATHAN, wUIcH mas BEEN
- unnvedsty tanned Beyond her regular daY 81 calling
Will ssh for Ch.gres direct on Monday, December at
i. N, from pier 3 ~ r.
A, MlLLsi AGENT M q cQI,aHdi gtIs;s
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.


0NAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
BrothersA special meeting Of the institution will be
held At the Council Chamber Of the Great wigwam
saturday evening the 29.h day Of Dessmber 1884, At half
hour after the setting Of the General and punctua
attendance 10 requested. BY order,
DANIEL T. BELAvAN. Grand saehem.
STEPHEN Q. DURyEA. Secretary.
Manhattan, season of hunting eleventh neon. year OF
dheovery Vth Of Independence 6th and Of the intuton
the SD.
A CARD-THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE ENGINE CO.
No A. hereby retnrn their grateful and hearty thanks
70 neiss Hsydoek Clay Evans Of No zs Pearl street.
far the splendid furnished at Clarke Browns
the hre last evening" Such substantial
ofour humble services 10 gratefully appreciated BY order
Of the company. GEO. L. BeRDAN, Foreman
O. scorr Ror. Secretary
THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY, NO.
o. Of are hereby earnestly requested 20 ssten
the meeting Of the ssemby their Assembly Rooms
tonal Hail. Canal street. Monday evening, Dee 1851
very important business will be brought before the AZ
sembly. JANES NELL. Scribe.
LJIBERNIAE BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY
II members Of this Society hereby tiled
at Montgomery Hall rs Prince street Sunday afternoon
h inst st o'clock precisely to attend the funeral OF
late brother member. Patrick Woods Of No By order
TH0S. O'BRIEN, Jr., Gen. Pres't.
III koRRIssy. Gen. See.
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HHW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW vOrUnE-HARPERs NEW MONTHLY MA
fss Ss 3; Benson Is:ss with
Tss American Arctic expedition Eaisorisl With fifteen
iustratens rom original drawings taken On shs ses~
The e til: r,' :s,s
tions' from original designs, By Doplsr.
Kossash a biographical sketch. Editorial with p0r-
The legend q the Los. Well
The French Flower Girl.
sssa;s fis1sy the s:Idsr Of Fortune By Charles Ls
w .:ssss :sns1 q # tSs SsiI!s: Gnts' &C.
6.Is :Ss; SsI;iai i; "A nS:,.. Tale :tS:els: S;:s
4 s.osy Of ori.s.si Love. ~
frs%i.s SsisISH:S.-A Tai. of the Coast Guard.
coidSwh.s i e, ..d where it comes from.
RI E1pes.sns~A fes NJ G-rs. Tale of Life.
The Yiea,arss and Psrils Of Baisonips
6sss E sss George F. .s5s
sonai Anairs. At Home and Abroad. o,,..,
ieas1sy can:i:Isa Testimony si Geology q the super
EDITORS Easy Chair.--Kossush.--Louis Napeleoa-A
wsriinsn.n frs.id.n. Of Ir.ne.7sSse.l Chit Chat
French Story Of Love and Of DsSoOn
he John JsPss Rss.3
.D a ri
nis:1 s,..y and
s:S 4 as1: asli
Ono sspssis Fs1or syn0iSro.i Ia ysaacas-on Point
Slight %SsS S%s is.
s:sn''' ssssss A''''' sHA and ".'''h, WIN n's Illus
Fsshions for December. With Three Illus.rations
This umbsr the Fourth Volume Of Harpers
Ss hs: resohs, lbs present enormous oiroa
. np give: .s:s s,s iS0uas n q
e1 PRICE than any other
s . s , ss apss Sans M
value and inssrtss Of these The
Ssn ssas either Of i: pT'dsss:';s;r.
n hs :, ss .ass 'isa M M
been from wider field and with insIe..sS care
departments have been added 70 its
ife ctjsct Of the pubshsr 70 combine the greatest
bls and With the DS:Sis utility
il the sSas: 40, 70 the &c
sIer, healthy moral and influence By the most
ss': NJ ::ss
sSss corona hsnp sn TO easS their
eaSr. .ha Be spared 70 render the work s more
nent 10 has received.
number viii contain Ia octave pages: double ,osmns;
choice, Of hs day Every
Plates Of Fashions eopus of current
and notices Of the important books Gf the
cember ,,o p,o,..u.,.
smaIne M N es pS,h .ST $, rh nii
year Twenty five Cents number. The semi ann al
volumes IS completed neatly bound in CLOTH Two Dol
lsrs the muslin al Twenty i've Cents each,
furnished by the Agents or Publishers
Tne Pubishers will specimen mbers gratutous-
ly to Agents and Postmssters and will make hb,ra
rangemens with them tar Efforts in circulating the AAga
fins They will also supply clubs liberal serms and
mail and city subscribers when payment 10 made to them
in advance Numbers from the commencement can be
| Piled. rAKPER BROTHERS.
DENNY ,cYcLoPGDIA COMPLETE SET, HALF
L boundoaiso. 25W Engr.yinss ser.ps, PortrAits.
colord, &C. Old Boohs will be sold At extremely low
prices the proprietor wsht to sell of the stock N B.
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Goura ud,s LIQUID Hair Dye :. positively

without exception reservation the very boat dye
invented INSTANTLY converts red Light hair
blsek brown. Medies,ed soap chap
ehafss roughnsss, &c. Liquid kouge, Lily white, Poudr
esbtle for uprcoting hair. Hair Restorative Clos
No. % walker street, near Broadway Calendar. No.
Eouth Third street, PhilAdelfhia.
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Affair; but would advise all wis
prepared for win and for this grand OCCASION TO HE
snee General Tsylors Head Quarters No. 76 Fulton
street. for the under the of
Of the My CLERKS and 10
die in the service Of their sunty and the great Of
uynrathy for the oppressed.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Messrs. VIM. q. Locke - Co. have made
the New York and New Haven Railroad
Conrspy supply newspapers aud periodicals. the line
Of The road They will furnish the Herald at two cents
the the stations throw them
IN the line Of the road
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FINE ARTS.


lust ARRIVED fkoh ITALY.-EUoENIO LATILLA,
Historical snd Portrait Painter opened studio,
$50 Broadway Union where be nvtea
his Pictures and Scripture nusrstons
HOLIDAY PREsENTs-A PINE ASSORTMENT OF
III double and ssge Gold Lookets, Brseeets Pins.
just the articles to have kess. taken for
children or friends Acsurers' prices also
ssssrtmsnt Of cases frames &c. KHAPPs rooms.
$50 Broadway Prince street se st bis old and popu-
gallery, i03 Bowery Andsrsons carpet store-
any weather and warranted Price from
dollars with gold ooke from hvs 70 twelve
dollars. Likenessss copied
DAGUERREOTYPks-GRsA InPK0vIsENTs IN
~ Electro plated PatJust received, an invoice OF fulf
led Scale Plates medium s.:s expected BY rs1s
able fulfil all orders may reoeSs for these improved
plates psrseded antopatons
10 tried shall that they
perfectly smooth and take polish, Aud that
they advantage Of thick coat Of ehemi
say pure silver. Every plate warranted perfect For
'@'' - H' '''' 's' VICTOR BISHOP, Is Maiden lane.
A cA1D,aA NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY yox
"A PeAnsyvsnia avenue Washington G., fttsd
ypsSpEss.ly for the purpose on second aoor With asE sly
AAd the principal hote Immediate posseseon given
Apply BY mall or otherwise to ChAs H. LAns. or william
Tucker " Ashington.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Patent EOlian Pianof0r tes.-At the
vsreYooms Of r GILBERT CO. 3S3 Broadway, opposite
The Brostwsy Theatre. and az Bro.dway below Grand
Of Pianos with and without the aolan for sale at low
prices. foy cash or city acseptsnces Co. Pianos
SPEAK fer themselves HORACE WATERS, Agent
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70 the Public I'm this country, where
almost everybody smokes there asderssum
good and IL 10 surprising what quantity
worthless daily high prioss BY people
who fancy that the imported because dear The
subscriber requests judges Of the weed to give him call
st his new store s Nassau street whore he will sell them
Havana Of the best vuelta Abajo leaf much less
price than they for trash in Broadway divan
Prom his great facilities he 10 enabled sell better
:e At less price than other retailer in the city He
imports all his himself and buys nothing In this
country. Call and see for yourselves
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Boots, Shoes, Overshoes; Cork. sole, Dou-
cole, Gpttt percha sole Water proof California
Dress Beots Of very superior and durable quay toge
er With all kinds Of Overshoes and other wearor ladies
gentlemen misses youths and children, be foapd in the
test profuson and at the very lswest prices
BROoKss New York Boot and Shoe $50 Fulton
street. six doorefror Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Dress and double sole BOOts; Leather
Ovtrboes Dancing Pumps and Caters French Toilet
PeYsian Srpers and other article In the line Of ht
best quality. made and sold At the loves. prices by
WATKINS. I4 Fulton street.
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Shirts that bear the stamp OF ele gapce.-
The peculiar method Of suitps the style of shirt t. the style
Of tgure, pursued at Green's No. Astor House. 10 givns
universal satfaeton Orders In from the remotes
parte Of the Union so much for nvarabe hts. and
d
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

wigs and Toupees.--BatcheIor New
esys sfwgs are pronounoed she most perfect imitation
nssnre yet invented Those wanting superior article
sesss call a. BATeHELoRs sssbr.ssd viz r.e.ory No
esrNnsnt n The city. Oepy The Address
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Texas Land and General Agency, estab-
lshed In principal of this establish
nent will remain in New York until the 18th December.
uxt which time he be at Richard B. Kimballs
lfq, No Seventh street. between the hours Of And4
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Hair Dye, the best In the market, and
nearly double e quantity for the same money The ye
Gloss invented BY Mon Cnirr Of Paris h without doubt
the Article Of liquid Hair Dye In For sale b.
g. II. RING. 1N Broadway. corner John street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Broadway Of White street. will sell the entire lot
CaYpetns purchased a. the late large auction saes the
following pricesReh Brussels 6 TO l0s yard;
heavy Three ply & do Super &c. to 6s good, All vool s.
a. 70 a.; Oil Cioshs sx<s heavy. - ysrd. aAd sll
ether equally
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

New Fruit for the Hoiydays.-Also Teas.
Cefe and srgsrs be had in esto suit dealers
families, low prices at j. o. F0WLERs 20 and 80
Greenwich street. 70 yesey street. and 49 Grand street
Country d.atrs and families would DO well 10 call and
anime the above stock Of goods before purchasing
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

All persons In this city In cons um ptIOn
will the medicine supplied without charge
Hntil cured II will then be but t and one hundred dol
cins 10 purely herbaceous. TALBOT WATTS n. D., Flea
tEical Nerv ana compounder Of the Nervous Antdote
Wich street..
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Free Lectures Practical Phyology pertaining 70 Female
Dress and the Prevention and Cure Deformi
ty and Chronic Disease by hAnicai will be do
v;,sd sS before the ladies' By Dr. Ra.nns =: three
n the Hall Of the Society Library, Broadway. corner
Leonard street he will also exhibit before them variety
Of Body Braces Chest Spinal Props adapt
q the necessities Of the sxe and give Instructions for
oheiI selection and
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

Hair Dye.-Bstchetor'sce ceIe brsted Ltq aid
Hair Dye the bess discovered for coions the hair
vhsters the mement The wonderful ease ane
certainty With which this favors aEd established Ea
Dye performs AstnshinE 10 for sals applied. ~
DAfCHkLoRBWh Factory. No. Wall street. cepy bs
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MILLINERY, FANCY Goods, sc.

~
medals s.d 81. diplom.. .Assins the :tronssss com
toi. ths AnsIoan In.si,uts he. awarded The ssS
% % tor a e M .s. .so 8 %
purchased hi: s:ssesS@snt only oy. but
es s
the Union % ss a.
And style Of Iss'nes Of Appearance extent Of
to & fact S. enc s .sn %
their xs Il; M Sss.s-.
Prhe rumor curr,n MT that have refused = sup,
ply ss 20 ri who ns as
" Mrs. We
VELVET cLoAKs-rwENTY CASES OF sUPERH
,sesr.sss nsS sna cSer vii
% ten very tine H. most
Cloak Emporium. Sl Broadway.
DIBBoNs, SILKS. NANrILLA AND BONNET VEL
se Bess: Of
city, *. pf.pssses being s.:. his
Ss: sss:d % Sy sSs 2iss three o..s. sock: Feathers
Q1ca FANCY BASKETS OF THE MOST EXQUISITE
~ xorhmanship and es,sn great variety Of the most
%snssd With seWsr. io1 .ss @heIssss and retail y
ties. Toys. Re- s46 Broadway
CLOTHING.
CLorHING AND pTAILORING.-coNwAY. l4s FuL-
tor street h.: steel s S
from choice selection of French English cloths cass
meres and vestngs tracing everything and cesr-
sble ten per cent less than house In the trade.
~ B. sANGUINETI TAILOR-I BEG LEAVE rO
". intern you that my contract with Mr. Dep'errss
tupder the Irving House. having expired have this day
opened, my own account Tailoring Esatlshme.e .s
With Il. sS
will favor assuring that no pains will bo
spared on my partto have ysu always "tsned.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND rURNITURE WANTED
Ladies gentlemen desirous of converting their oAst
Of olothine furniture &c into cash, receive fa.r
the sending for tte subscrber - hs resi-
tence through the Post 0ce Lades atteeded By Hrs
Dusseldorf. L. n. DUsSELDORI. u Kim street.
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DIca FANCY BASKETS OF THE MOST EXQUISITE
N workmanship and design great variety Of the moss
beautiful patterns gold and silver and rich oolofs orna-
mentsd with flowers he sale Wholesale and retail ~
GEORGE w. TUTTLE, Emporium Of Fancy Goods, Novel
ties, Toys, &c. A6 Broadway
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EOREIGN EXPRESS ss-PACKAGES AND PARCELS
forwarded with Dispatch to every prin epI city in ID,
world BY EDWARDS. SANFORD, co,
Adams h Co., 10 and Is Wall street.
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CLOTHING AND DTAILORING.-CoNWAY. ls3 Full
~ street. Broadway has splendid stock Of ready
made Cotking Of every scripou makes TO
choice selection of French English cloths csi
meres vestngs Srscing everything and cesir
able ten per cent less than house In the trade.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

DURk soAP-THE MOST ECONOMICAL ron RvsRY
purpose for which Soar used. Any scent that ssdd-
ed tor mere fancy Rosa dsseriorases and enables ths
maher 10 sell cheaper. without utility advantage
the consumer Try and prove Tor use net crnamenA
Manufactured By G. J. HOLT, 1S Jane street.
To rarmersA large qusatsy Of Ashes for manure fer
sale ehesp.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

VELVET CLOAKs-Tw ENTY CASES OF SUPERB
Partisan Velvet Cloaks plain and embroidered of the
celebrated Pompadour and other Shapes Will be
unpaeked ready sale this day At great bar
PREVALENT co. .ers. GEORGE BULPIH,
Cloak Emporium. 361 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-11-29

physical disadvsntsges which neglect fsvor premature
badness 10 Of the worst IL originates In the dsn ona
on 70 cultivate the hair by the ordinary rules nature has
rrcvided for It's healthy existence Whenever IL
NANTES, tsst 4 Eresses RAPIDLY. unlss checked Bo
ge Hyperion Flud the best preventive and for
saldne Sold at 1T Warrington street. Poston. and bv
A. b. r. Sands, 100 Fulton street wholesale aud retail
aiso, BY Rushton Clark Co.. H nilhau 1s3 Broad vsy
william II. Carey Co, 23 Pearl street. and By drussists
and rtrfumert throughout tie world.
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nnEtfRsrALAaM.

CAuTiON TO THE PUBtfc.--rHE GREAT roPULA-
" riy of Lyons Magnetic Powders for the dessction Of
tedturs cockrtsce moths ants. hsas, hes NA and in
stcs Tants a ether insects has rrmFtst 3s,.in
faf.fes q rrsrarc spurious sftcas and ofsr as,
ytus denonatons. for sale Few Of thsse indvit s.s
dared g. rive thUr imroacns Tree cf poison Tho
Iro Of the original article has, In Tits Sty aly tho
undermtutoued arents snd TIE principal dugt ae4A
Broadway, where Aso be 0btsned pills for The nstan.
isneous dstrueton Of rats and mice Roth arNces srs
niEssNh Z kkI9F, ~ PEOAaysl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-27

,TmE PRESIDENT AND SoUTn CAROLINA.
The Charleston Mercury d%enounces
the Presidents proclamation against the
Boston rioters. as well as his message to
Congress, as the occasion and pretext for
srming the General Government, aud es.
peciaIlythe Executive, with Increased
means Of assailing the South. ltis against
the South, and it alone. says the Mercury.
thai these weapons will ever be seriously
used. 1t concluded Ivy imagining that it
can hear Messrs. Fillmo q and Clay ex-
claiming ~joyously, Thanks to this Bos-
ton riot. we shall now get the power to
make war on South Carolina"
This is a fair specimen Of tho honesty
and Justice Of these Southern disunion.
lists. If the administration had issued no
proclamation aud adopted no measures
for the enforcement of the law in Boston,
The Southern disuDionists would have
kept np their old cry that the General
Government, in utter and Infamous dis
regard OF its constitutional dnties, and the
rights uf the South, was permitting the
fugitive law to be trampled under fool
with IMMUNITY. As, however, the admin.
istration has made prompt and Efficient
preparations for having the law carried
out, Unnecessary, by furce. their very con.
sistent cry now is that the while object
of the General Government in the move.
ment is to prepare itself to make war up.
the South Louisville jour,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-27

ONO LgGIsLATURE-The OHIO Legis
lature was to adjourn this morning at
o'clock, and we suppose most ofthe mem.
bers are now on their way home.
The Flee Banking bin has passed both
Houses and is now o law ofthe State. Its
provisions are similar to those of the In.
dependent Banking system. 1t will be
published 10 a few days.
The bill submitting the question Of The
removal Of the county seat of Perry coun
~ to the people, has passed the Senate.
The bill for the erection ofthe new coun.
~. Of W~alhonding has passed the House.
The fate of the latter bill is yetin doubt
The bill to repeal the ten per cent in,
ierest law was indefinitely postponed
We rather guess, Notwithstanding this
vote, that the people will yet triumph o.
YER the money lenders.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-27

Both Houses have passed resolutions
relative TO the modification Of the ,fugi.
tive slave law. The resolutions as a.
mended, merely ask fer such a modiGca'
tion as will still leave the provisions Of
the bill consistent with the obligations
imposed by the Constitution. We hope
the conscience Of the members rest easy
now.
This has been a long and protracted
session. Many bills have passed., the IT,
ties of the most important of which will be
given to our readers as soon as we re-
ceive them,
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MiddIebury, Summit county, Ohio.
TO TIE LOyERS az sPopT

Nih undersigned proprietor Of the HAMILTON
Il HOUSE, in Millersport. respectfully anno1rces
20 his friends and persons visiting the Reservoir. dur
Ing the coming season, that he is provided with new
and tight Boats, together with one large Boat calculat-
ed with satetyto carry companies Consisting of from
twenty 70 thirty persons, fishing tackle, ice and min.
now, ana seePs ready at all times, horses and boats
to tow visitors to any part Of the Reservoir.
Persons from a distance may RELY upon finding
with hun at all times a supply of minnows, 1 in the hot.
test mouths may carry fish safely packed in ice. Be-
ing well supplied with nets C0O) and fish kept constant
The subscriber hopes by having his table furnished
with the best the country can afford, and his bar sup
Plf'd with the choicest Liquors, to make this one of
the most desirable visiting places in the country.
,,r JAMES HAMILTON.
Millersport, March 4. 1851 ItdSw.
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NOTICE TO ALL CoNCERNED.-Havin

NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.-Havinp
~ disposed of my Stock Of Drugs, Medicines &C.,
TO Nh. Ell. SLocUN, all those indebted to me by
note orotherwise are earnestly invited to call and
possible time, and aNspeedy compliance with this re-
9uest. will save cost aud trouble. Those indebted to
the old firm OF BURY & BECK, must also settle their
accounts and notes Immediately | will BIZ found at
the old stand.
To the many friends, who have bestowed upon me
their custom for SO many years past, ! give my thanks.
GEORGE G. BECK.
Lancaster, January 81. d&wtf24
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-27

CALIFORNIA INrELLrGENcE.-We have
files of California papers to the 18th of
February, but we find upon a hasty Pc
rusal nothing of special interest in them,
except what was anticipated in our ar.
ticle ofyesterday. The election of United
States Senator was to take place on the
18th, and we will probably hear of the
successful competitor by the next arri-
val.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-27
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the written application Of sixtv.two
w freeholders ,citizens of Fairfield county Ia COPY
oil which application is hereto attached was made to
me on the Sd day Of March, inst, in pursuance of tbe
provisions of an Act entitled Al Act to authorize Inc
Commissioners Of Fairfield county to take Stock in
the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville Rail Road
Company passed February 9th, 1851, to notify the
91alnled electors of said county to vote at the Spring
Eieetlons on q question of county subscription to the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail Road Com
pany: Therefore,
], OLIVER II. PERRY, Sheriff of the county OF
Fairfield, in the State Of Ohio, do hereby notify the
Electors Of said county, to assemble at their respec-
tive places OF holding elections.
On the First Monday of April next,
being the 7h dayof said month, and being the d,v of
the Spring Township Elections; and that when there
assembled they proceed to vote for or against a sub.
scriPtion by the county of Fairfield to the Capital Stock
Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Evansville Rail
Road Company, by using one or the other Of the fol-
lowing phrase, TO be printed or written on their bal.
lots, -For Rail Road Observation-Disclosures Rail
Road Subscription"
X in TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have
X l.. 5. K hereunto set my Hand and Seal, this 9th
%kSSSSz5SSkSXSy% day of March, A. 1851.
U. II. PERRY, Sheriff of Fairfield county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-27

DoNNETS AND RlBBoNS.--A good assortment
ID of Leghorn, Braid, China, Pearl, Tulip, Twist
Victoria, Braid and plain colored Chip and fancy Braid
Bonnets with a rich stock Of Ribbons suitable for TRIM
ming, for sale by LITTLE L. DRESBACHS.
lancaster, October Is, 1855. %
NEW FALL Go0DS-A large and general assort
ment now opening, and bargains TO be hadAt the
cheap store opposite Shelters Hotel.
November 3, 1850. W. 7. WISE
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-27
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DlED-In this iown, on tie 2Ith inst. after \
long md painful iIInrs@. MIRIAM ELLEN
daughter Of Jtiues aud Henrietta Gates. IN The
lnrte~nih year al her ase.
DIED Mach fgh. SARaPH MARIA. danst.
Ter ct u W. aud Mary Wells, aged 3 monlI,s AID
70 days.