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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-02

We every day hear complaints about
watesy potatoes. Put into the pot a
place ofiime ss large a. hens egg; aati
however watsfy the potatoes azsy have
been; ~hea the watss b poured OF shs
Pota.be &ill b Psrfeetly dfS ana iISaly:
some PsnOgs use sslt which only hasde1s
Potstces. 5 t-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-02

~ Extraysgant people are always
penurious. Show us woman who pays
a hundred dollars for shawl, and we win
show yon woman who will run all over
tom 30 get her husbands shirts made
"sixpenee cheaper" ".'s
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-02

There are 100000 servant. in London.
and one tenth Of these are always out Of
empleymens. ~ ls 80
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-02

There is nothing like a fixed, steady aim,
with an honorable purpose. Ii digniaes your
nature and ensures you success.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
LonIs knranth.

BuyTAIo, May2s.-KOssuth addressed an
Immense audience last night He delivered
amoas slo1u nt speeeb--reyiewinq tn pres.
sns so.. position position 9f EarO9c, and predicting a
evolution in Italy 10 twenty -four hours alter
the withdrasaI o. the French troonI
he con hdedby an earnest aop1si f,y
mit'rl i.i II az H. ,adlreJ,es tho German
e,gagns = a..la., i',a's'r, and goes esslsafl to-
AoarEs, t1sy ao~r,Ko,,u,a arrived hi.
aiternoon--sas warmly reee.ved, and escoy.
fed 70 the botel,w encs shortly after Sisi isr,
for Mr. s wards residence, where h e,,i
remain tiil Tueadly. lie speaks AZ tbe Ne
second Church this evening, a.,
PuiLA1InpnA, June f,-.,K5ssnth's spe.
cielr.in srriseJ a. Rome 9 oeI3ck, P. II
---Griefaddsesafs---2eO contribricI. lie ar
rived at Utica his egenlac, where he will
address the Citizens. Ticksts Sl--sbou
1000 sold. H. meets large crosls, and
much enthusiasm at the different .9gns.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
TEIHaRApHIC INrEI1IoRECE.
From WnshingiOn.

WAsHIsoTpS, May 3l.-Houw. .-Mr. Hall
moved to postpone, until Tuesday week, the
consideration oT the motion TO reconsider the
vote by which the Iowa llnd and railro ID bill
was on Saturday rejected, assigning as the
reason, that the measure was important and
III House thiny attended, Decided IN The
affirm Itive--ye1s lo.nays 30.
Mr.. Orr, from the committee on Public
Llnds, reported bill granting $4,000 900
acres oflundto Floridr and Alabama, f,r the
construction Of two railroads; one to connect
the gulf with the Atlantic, and the other
connecting Pensacola Bay with the Georgia
X llroad, by Montgomery. Alabama. Con-
sideration postponed till Tuesday week.
Mr. Harris moved to a urn Congress on
tn FIRST Monday Of August. Mr. Houston
moved to amend by inserting the 10Th Of
July. Resolutions and amendment p stpon-
ed TIL Monday next. The House then pass
ed resolution thai when it adjourned to-
morrow, itstand adjourned till Friday.
s nate passed resolution TO adjourn over
till Thursday, on account of the Democratic
Convention, and then took up the deficiency
bill After discussion the bill was passed
and the Senate adjourned.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
COMMERcIAG TNTrtrfarNcr.
Lnncasfer NInrlrnl.

LAscAsrEr, June s--wbeat has adyaf-
ced' in consequence Of competition, 10 6oc.
Dlhsr articles may be quoted as follows:-
III 'ur s2,75a39S %: Corn 10000; Corn.
ms4l 4ori Oats zoe; Rye 4Oc; White Fish
= Tin barrels, 1915 10 halves: Pickcrel
s9,3oin barrels; s. In halves: Bacon, 7e
for Shoulders and Sides, SC for Hams; Wool
een,lng in freely a, 22@ Boo: Sugar 63; 40.
lasses Ss: Csffee ll@liI; Rice 81.
J. R9tqI Mar a.--Bacon, Sides and shouL.
ers Be, Hans l9e; Sugar &c; NJ jlassas 4Oc:
Coffee l2I@ l5e; Bcef5@9c; Veal 4F6c;
Mutton 496c: Potatoes 75@sor; Radishes
and onlons4a p dozen; Currants Sc y quart;
we holce bqtfew otheryegetablcs in market.
"sHsra Rsrlarls.--Businesa has been un-
Usually brick for the past week, and we note
a general Improvement. A better feeling
prevails among our business men and the
trade elof the city is gradually, but surely in.
creasing. In this direction, IL il to tie IN.
tcrest Of our citizens 10 keepit. l-a---t
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Statement Of the Condition of Fairfield
AlnAty M .n.,s Insiifuie.
KEW GOODS.

"E hve now received large and complete as
w soItment of New a. Fashionable Goods,
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand Of RETSsTuSD AND Son.
All we ask or require, is, tat persons visiting our
city pu' suit Of good bargains will give US call
We dete,t hHnibvgge7y, aud besides our goods once
crGmi7cd, recommend themselves. Cur stock Is full
was bought in a cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits. We eau supply our enstcmeFy
with almost every thing hrsrt can wish for, IRON en-
onace IF Indigo 10 a hogShedd oc Sugar; or from a
gard Of 81 cet Calico 10 full suit If clothes for a.
on Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, Hose, Ribbons, Psrasols,
silks, lawns. baregs, LANES, ginghsms, calicoes,
cloths, cassimeres SatinetS tweeds. &c we we'll
supplied as respects th qualities and prices.
We keep on hand the best Of Family Groceries.
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, MolAsses, Syrup, Rice,
SPICES, &c. ,-
Aud we are always supplied with lsre. and eslu.
able stock Of Ready Made Clothing. made here
at home on special order, and therefore q esly pre-
lers6Ie to that imported IRON eastern slop-shops
=. TCaShand country Produce always taken in OK.
change Tor goods, REINMUND & MARTIN.
Anril SO, 1852. d89
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NEW ADvEnTIsEMENT.

4 GARAGHTY, utthesign Of the GoLDrN WArcH.
AZ most respogtlly ntnrms the citizens Of Lancas.
ter and the puddle gen rall,, that he has opene 3
ingoccupied b2 ]. Frank as clothing store. a, b
ate Maker and Jssx.lry Este biishmen,
EN and Is not 7ny at all times prepared to repair
&S WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
tne shortest notice, but has also fine let of new
Nstches, locks, Jeweiry, Fine Pocket Knives, Port
monnais and many other notions Oh hand which he is
willing to dispose Of at GsloD prices as any other es.
tahllShmentwest Of the mountains. :,
My motto is small profits and quick salcs, as nv
name l. "neither abraham, Isaac nor jacob" and
every article sell i shall warrant.
Those wanting fine Clock or Watch are requested
to call before purchasing elsewhere, and am sure
that youwill not leave dissatisfied
May Is. dl04 JAMES GARAGHTY.
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Arrival Iron Europe.

New YORK, NJ y 30,--The Arctic brings
dat from Liverpool to the 18th. Cotton
had slightly adv lnccd.
LIvERpO,L MARKET, My l9.--The best
qualities Of Wheat advanced from | to 81.
-Four commands more att"utioR-avanced
$40 Sd, Llrgc operations on Tu lay.
Whnat-mix ID rcd 5s6ljslOd;whte 6stois4 l..
w stern Canal Flour 20s to 2Os9d; Phiadnl-
phil an Baltimore 2Os to 20s6d; Ohio via
Orleans ais 22s. Yellow Corn 3Os6d; white
25sjl to 29s6l. MJnay abun lant
ENGLAND.-UnIbdted activity in all the
mlnu acturing districts. A counts from
Austria have caused an unsatisfactory feel
Ing in the wo1len districts; prices hive an
advancing ten ency. AT Birmingham the
Hardware and Iron trades are quite active.
The Australian goll mines werl attracting
large numbers uf miners and metal workers.
The weather is extremely favorable both
in Ireland and England. The case Of Brit
ish subj ct, lmed Murray, sentenced to
death in RDme for political offences, was be-
fore tho HousA o. L ,rds on Monday. Also,
the case ofthe protestant missionaries BAN
shrd lrum Austria There was warm dis
cussion, without d finite result. The dissen-
ters' bill, requiring civil registration only of
dissenting chapels, was re I'd second time.
The colonial Secretary stated that gov
ernm ut was devising means for assisting the
starving HighlanderS, and distressed hand
loom weavers of Scotland to cmigratr. The
militia bill was discussed, and adjourned.
Tuesday, no qu lrum Lord Lieut., Cleve-
hand refused to counter nee the petition in
favor of the liberation OF Smith 0'Brien.
FRANcE.-G rails Llmoricicre, Bedear
and Lille refuse to take the oath required by
the constitution. The two months grace
allowed foreign holders Of FIVE per cent
bonds, had expired, and the repayment of
the investments is demanded, to the amount
of 35 800 000f. .t
The Emperor of Russia has left Vienna fof
Berlin. 1t was understood that Russia, Aus
tria and Prussia had definitely agreed, with
reference to French affairs, to uphold the
treaties. Premium on gold rising alarming
ly at COnstantinople, w coins of 100 pias-
ters being current at 10.
The census OF France has been published
population thirty-fve million seven hun
dred and eighty-one thousand six hundred
and twenty-eight. 1t was rumored that the
minister of police was invested with discre-
tionar.f powers over foreigners in Paris.
Gorgey's book on Hungary has been sup
pressed by Austria; supposed to be in con-
sequence of his asserting that Hungaripns
were on Legitimate ground IN their declaration
Of independence.
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3 NJ. - f,onference

BosTos, MaY 2o.---ih tie M3thodis, Com
ferep c the 6Dal- report Of the Book corn-
mittee was presented. I.contaDs a resolI-
ton approving doings Of the New York Book
Agents, which waD adapted. The report In
s-v)r Of an Independent organization Of u
Tact Society ofthe NJ th3dist Episcopal
Church has also been adopted, and r ".
Alb Stephens, Of 1ston, was elected editor
o. Tracts.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03
Marble, Sandstone and Freestone Factor

Marble, Sandstone and FreestOne Factory.
nR Machinery is now in success full operation, and
" persons wanting any Of the following named ar.
teles won consult thsir own interest ana confer
favor BY giving us call
.. MONUMENTS OF Marble, we will furnish at a
short notice --r
HEAD AND FOOTSTONES of the same; we
have Of rrautitul form' and highly polished .
MONUMENTS OF SANDSTONE in a great
variety Of FORMS Head and Foots,ones Of the same
an oi FreeStona. MF.
SANDSTONE FOR BUILDINGS. &c Raree.
work. APPS and ii lS,CiPpng for walls oil. Chmnavs.
Flooring for Porticos, Fagging for Walls OF SI, ing.
houses, Columns, Gate or Fente posts we'll tops and
Hearhs' ..-. A. ]. LILLY Il co.
I Lancaster, May ~. 1852. diva
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Mcdica. Co-Par,ncr hip,

'TNllr undersigned has associated with him. in N
| practice Of Medicine, JAMES VAN PHARsR, NJ D..
late 0l columbus.
Dr. P, is graduate Of the University Of Penns !.
yana, othree years standing having seTv his puI il
,gc In the office Of irs BG!lsrI fR \ tpw."Ds II
lSS just turned from an ADDITIONAL att n lcncr o
twelve months in the mis- vlvia Hospital, and from
the superior advant,g gs witch he has enjoyed, fe
confidence in our ability to treat, skilur, any al
very variety of dscase that may be entrst. to ou,
Care
0FFicE.-At NV old stand, atlas corner, Main.
street, opposite the Eagle Oica.
RETEnEScES--Drs. White, EIinger KreiIer and
BUTstler. d. T. DAVIS
Lancaster, juno |, Ig52 3mdllt
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Escape Of Menghey.

New Y Rs, May 20-Mr. Mcsgher ar
rived IN Wcdn asday night, in the brig A corn,
from Pcrnlmbuco, having escaped to that
place from Van Diem MS l. nj, in an Amer.
lean Whaler. He says he had partial bc.-
ty on Gticket OF leave, ut the tiIne he esclp-
cd, but he did Il viO late his con iition. H4y-
ing made arrangements for his flight on
Il ct horse, which was saddled in his st Bile,
he addressed u letter to the magistrate o
Boss, 30 miles distant, in distri out of
which he was not permitted to 90, in which
h returned his ticket OF leave, and said he
would remain at his house that day until l2
O'Clock, when his leave expired, in ordor to
give an oDportunity Of ofarrestng him, if they
could. When the magistrate read the tier,
he ordered the chief Of police to arrest Mea-
CHER, but he refused. M"agher waited 6
hours after the time, in order not to give the
British authorities any excuse for saying he
had violated his pledge. H was accompa-
MED by the young English settlers, who suo-
piled him with horses and had horses tn M.
selves. The nom mt III police entcredthe
house he passed out at mother door, mount
ed his horse, came round to tho front, and
told them to arrest him if they could The
next moment he put spurs to his horse, end
with his friends, was soon out Of sight. He
Travelled lS0 miles to the coast, embarked in
a whaler, and thence on a ship the name of
which he keeps a secret. On his arrival at
NV York he proceeded quietly to the house
OF his friend Richard O'Gormau, in Dean
street, Brooklyn, where he is w staying,
and was last night welcomed by large mum
Der Of Irish societies. Great excitement a.
mong the Irish popul .ti,n. Meagher ad-
dressed the crowd in front of the house, and
said his only regret was in leaving Smith o.
Brien and John Mitchell behind him. He
is fine miltary-lookingy young man, and an
excellent orator.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK, June .-P. M.-Cotton de-
cilned /. Sales Of IL, 500 bbls Aour---State
4'O5 to 4,ls; Southern 4,50. Sales of 2,5O0
% Genesee wheat, poor quality, at lob
Slics o'23soOo bu corn---mixed 81; yell1w
". Rye 76. zoo bbls mess pork at 1887
u "; prime IS, IL. Sales 800 lard at %.
$50 hhfs Orleans sugar at 81; 700 boxes
Porto II Dat u. l5O sacks Ro Coffee at
81. 5000 gall linseed oil at G9. COO nhds
Kentucky Tobacco at 6 toS. r.f
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-03

fAE FAeFAhNAeAau ~ tHt ulu IoluNlknhII
cTIEcKERED STORE,
eap possibly hs disposed a In duo uoL !, /,
i the prcspcrt of lsfge insreaso 10 The pornstloa
flour lheslh5 AID teasfifhl city. No daula M
rtsin - Il the surrounding Foaoffy, combined will
me AplNt ani indal.ly u cur rutCrprsin1 fafmtls
has Einplafud those Psrties in IA lag IA such onn.
ans oi goods ia ths VS. of ofFAiHs0SAntE cLeTn-
TIE superior manner 10 which they prc msde--iho
aS' lonalje a,yir Of fh,r cu and worklnanship-ths
lDshty ofths materia, md the variety Of shadeaana
9loTs they are composed 81, Henld indpceyun 70
say Hnhor 'ffstation that tha Proerictofg must Ne
nntring in thsir e5oib ard their Ingenuity mora
u'an eonmnn 10 eellogt such quantity Of beautiful
ssrint fogcihsr. And the bost Of all 10, the
'UnusnaI lOw Prizes they are Sold for,
Mould almost mako sou swear that sou would ueVer
bas a ysrd If stuii in a Store 70 Eaye made up fcs
ypuTseio or I'M bays. II you buy syit Of clothes,
iol see iae h,--ll,s quality of the foods and all
1"hs % lew HiinuieA s!th H;tle trouble, before
sou pay one cent Of y0.r N NAV NotwithAianding
ione " uriDolest, un ssunng neighbors will raise
hcir voice and caution you, v ~ piously, sgainst
the pTo luctDn Of rEastern SlOp Shops!n Think Of
i. Hho would suPpos it--such brilliant suggcs.
ton On! what bcau your granny wHsl rURder
~hy they I'D ii.t warn you against domestic Scps--
rrrg ~ patterns. and perforated tl th9 Tae stTol
aiorg Main street and see the figure we cut. You
wiil eoacnie poor Oh Mother Goose IL In such do
nahd. she viii BE- compelled 10 hide herself or every
tdeO boy on te streets will certainly pluck her to
Z dealh. Bhat ParisiaR CroolS We have got ol late
in the shape II I'D vomea and shop boys pure char.
ny tor the Irish friends, suppose has brought them
10 II WeiL we'll thiSis the sss of prusTossion car
t'sihiy. 10 lie candid, those who want 10 save ~
much in ts purehase Of sui, Of rlclhes will give
th4iciilh half year'H sGSoOiihy would DO web 10
call 4t the OLD CHECKERh.D Store where you
an he fitted ou. from head &c fot, out those piles
ofcOthing we have stored away. What we sell you
se warrant in every particular. If anything hap
Pna to be wrong in your purchase, return the good
and select from our soez flesh supply. Il Il uSS.
less % mention the vari-ty Of our
Spring and Simmer Stock of Clothing.
But 10 par;: The greatest variety of COATS OF
all kinds and patterns. PANTALO0NS and YESTSih
On ani' uf every description; laTgs quantities. Of
SHIRTS, under and over Drawers, six Hahdkef4
ehIs IN abundance; CrAvat Of the beat Half Hose,
SusIcndeTs, Meslic Overo osts, Closks, &C.: Fash.
onsbi iiats Caps, Boot. and Shoes Umbrellas, Tray
rllng Bsgs u all kinis Trunks, &c. Several doz. Of
Sir Under Shirts, ar Fine Thibet Wo0l DO, will
isn.w1r for either ladies' or gentlemen. Many arti
eles in the furnishing ssy all Of which Will be dis!
POSED Of on the most ,eas2Heb!s tertES and lolDesl
prices. COULEHAN 4 co.
My %. ls.2.
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From 8.ltt,n ,rr.

BALTIMORE, My 29.-The Virgnia Sen.
at has j"ctcd the II use resolutions rela
tive 70 the Wheeling Bridge, and adoptel
resolutions simply requesting s nators anC
X pr S natives in Congress to use their ey
ertions to secure speedy legislation, to so ad
Just the controversy, as to procuf. an enact
m"nt for the regulation Of commerce on the
OH rr'vr. ...
In the NJ rylanl Senate today rn unravor-
able report was made On the bin to taxi the
sense Of the people on law to prohibit the
sale ui intoxicating liquors. .r-
One branch Of tn city council passed an
ordinance for loanin am Lion and a hslf of
city bonds to the PlTkcrsburgh Rail Road
Com ,any. -.E
Baltimore, N " 3l.--Ths has been dy
of political 'Scit,m mt, caucusing and spe-
culating. The friends of Cass, ID glas tnl
Buchanan are h lrd at work: but the Blu III
naniteseXhihit more energy am detcrmin-
ati IN than all others. SIX hundred friends
of Buchanan, from Lancaster and adio ming
counties, h we taken Carroll Hall, one Of the
largest rooms in the city. for their headQulr-
ters, and have arranged for a bount.ul supply
Of refreshments, to which several thousand
tickets Of admission will be issued, good till
the adjournment. The Pennsylvania anil Vir.
ginil delegates are calledupon to meet there
tomorrow night, when the festival will be
opened, and plans adopted 10 further the in
t4rest of their favorite. The general i'm
preston is, that the Cuss m n, on the second
ballot, will go over partly to Buchanan and
D1ugl1s, giving Buchanan 1870, and Douglas
ll0. As to the third ballot, no one attempts
to make any guess as to that. but Cass is be-
licved to be out of the question, and that the
New York delegation will hold the balance
of power. The cars this evening brought
in large number of delegates g. strangers.
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Steamboat accident.

New York, May 3l.--The new steamer
Eastern City, at the foot of Grand street,
while preparing for her trial trip, yesterday
afternoon, hurst one of her boilers, and fatal
ly wounded w. H. Sterns, captain, and the
engineer, andseriouly injured several of the.
hands; two since dead, three others cannot.
survive. -
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1 Vnilnblr i,u,,u lor Sale.

HoFFER my farm at private sale, consisting Of t69
acres Of choice land, situated in Bloom township,
'karell county Ohio, two n;lls east of Lithopolis.
and one mile south Of Jefferson 100 acres improved
lard, under good fence, we'll wa,rcJ; running water
all the year round in nearly all the fields. spring
at the dwelling h1rsa that cannot DO beat anywhere
l60 apple trees, bearing the besi fruit IS peach trees
besides variety Of other fruit trees, cherry, plum,
Nc Three dive Hing hou 'es on tho farm and very
large barn. will take Sl50j in hand and for tbs
residue will give fiVe years credit. in payments-
Any one wishing to purchase gool farm will do
well to call and see it. JOHN critics.
Afar o. A.
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ssFsifi5ass95s -
Es:.:!sssss.sl l.:t::;s=sss:ssE E:..
-. : sySas n
OUR RAIIROAD,

TnNHE encrgy with which this great wo,a is heir,
Il pushed forward. is eGusllcd only by the impor
tance OF II; but in order that there may bn no i'm
rediment IN tsrrogress ii is sl-mportSnf u at funds
be supplied to pay The lahorers Many of the stock.
hoiders in oli Fairfield have not paid single install
ment upon their stock, and tlicy are earnestly r.
gueSted to ecme to the rescue and furnish the need
fu!., rs.
The first instilmaht o. N par cent. was duo Janu
Ary !, iS5s: and bypaying iise in,tslmen' OF 10
pr cent everv 90 daystbsrraitor, the last nstameut
will fall due Sept 1879. the very day upon which
part Of theIosd now under contact isto be com
pleted. 'N-s ...a-s.,,, .,..,,,'
By redne2 -CEL RAbEBAUGil, Treas,
Nav q 1889 '-'
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THE NEW FIRM,

HAVING purchased the large and valuable stock
l Il in trade OF T U VIZ TE. tho subscribers src
how prepared to offer to the public, Of the old
stand first door East ofths Swan Hotel, an the most
terms, very superior assortment Of
Dry Goods, Graorrt~s aud Qussnnwarr,
IN all their variety We invite The public to call and
sxamine. WHITE, jr. & JULIAN.
lancaster, May 10. 1861. diO9tf
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Cincinnati Marker.

CiScIxNArf, June River risen 20 inch.
es suce lastevening. Weather fine. Flour
unchan red; 700 bbls sold S3.l5 TO s.l8.
and $3.50, for extra. Whisky-7OO bbls sold
at IS; 60 do. at l55. Provisions du!l.-.no
saIes. Other articles unchanged.
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Fire.

ZASEsyILLr, My 2o.-This afternoon a.
bout 5 O'clock, a fire broke out in the Female
Seminary, on Sey nth street, which consum-
ed nearly the whole building. We have not
learned the particulars.
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Lewis Thompson,s Estate.

.ONhe gth d,v or May, A. D. 1852, tho ProSst,
Ocaat ot Fairfield county, Ohio, declared TIL
said Estate as probably hSolyent, Creditors ART
therefore required to present their claim, agains
the EsiaiJ. orhe undersigned. for allowan withir
six months from the fine above mentioned or they
will not be entitled to payment. ss -
Dated this 26th day Of May, 1882 ...
? GEO. SANDERsoN,
Admr-de boais. non, with will annexed. 6w.
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N" U,C F,st -. p,,Let

StPRINT AND SUMMER BoNAETS.- reeeiv.
= ID, wtiter rolored lare and straw Bonnets
Aso-Rlark silk, Bonnet Ribbons, Blue Denirns
and Palm leaf Hats. at sch f IlESLEY'S.
Iancaste June |, lS59 .... ... -r
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NOTICE isherrby given to Iohn Wesley Gilmorn
~ Thomas Gilmore. James Gilmore, William Hen
ry Gilmore. David ". Fillmore Anna McCollum and
John Mct'ollum, ,hon<e'idnts ofDhio, that Mary Ann
Lines. ilow rf Danirl Line deceased has filed her
petition for dover against tham an others, in tn
rourt Of common pI as o Fairfield county Ohio
praying have dowar assigned to her in the South
east Quarter oSSeetion No. IS in Township No l6,
of R,nge No. 10, insaidcouny. Slid Defendants are
therefore notified t appear in said court at the next
te IN thereof to he holden on the 9Th day Of October
taken as confessed by them s -sta es,E
II H-HUNTbR, Attorrsyfor Petitioner.
" Nav IU, 1852 sa S.'f So 80 at eva Z