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STRICT LfyE2PooL CLASSIFICATION
IS Low . sood otdn.5y ss ssss;
Faiiy iair 70 'i Coed fair IL s. s V none
CATTIr.-At Washington Drove Yard-ofered, $500
beeyes tall Southern and Westerly Demand not quite
50 active a. last week but prices frm at from to 9isc.
Per H. lot Of 80 head were taken to supply the Bermuda
Clover Bulls Head Offered 70 and calves Sales at
from $50 70 s37 so $50 All sold sheep and lambs
5000 offered and all sold Sales at from 81 so to s. for
the latter and 50 TO SO for the former At Chamber
lains Iudson River Bulls Head Offered $50 beeves;
sales at from n to o,sc Cows and calvc5o offered:
at from $50 $50 to $50 sheep aud lambs--of-
fer,d $500 $50 unsold Sales OF sheep at from ~ rs
to $3.50
FnNcrTs There was better feeling in rates 10 III.
ycrrool and about 600 bales cotton engaged at
3ltd.; 500 bushels corn at 4iad ani 800 casks oil
cake, e. Is. Cd For flour. is 81. a Z Ga was asked
There change 10 notice in rates for London Ca
Hforna. vessel chartered to load ot ST. John.
r. o. with deals tor Liverpool. al ;0s Slaves
taken by charter, ut SIi for Marseiles. There
nothing new TO Hayre.
FncI1.-A parcel OF go boxes bunch raisins fetched
- o0a Ipj.
Hu-sales Of 900 bales river were eiected at 50 q
Gee cash. per 100 lbs Market steady
on-Ihere were 100 tons Scotch pig bought at 500
6 mentbs-the previous rate
LIME--some 1 coo bbls common Rocsand realized
% on'The a sSg movements embraced 400 gallon,
nseed at o2c PEI gallon and casks palm, at Gtc per
Provisions seemed less active, the business not
ceeoipg 30 bib prime and mess pork at 16gf S17 and
Sis3s fl0 go bbls fair to prime ari at 10c 10sSc
per 10 200 bbl prime ana mess beef at s6is So aud
siI Sla with some retail parcels OF other articles at
foLmer prices.
feI wa ~ limited request at 81 1915 81 p for fair
70 ptiiuc, per 100lbs
s5esas There have been 100000 Havana obtained, at
", 4 80 us credii
hi1s socs were made Of l3o bbs Ohio and prison
w KY ~ GVeic and II a u sc per gallon cash
- 4st.-hoiu IN the days transactions were 100
bLUt 0cat 400 at5 bsic, ana $50 TO- at &C.. Less
pl cart Market unchanged
IttioM W. heard Of $50 bbls prime being sold at
Jo3Ateo.-Abou 100 bales Cuba changed hands 10 day
~ part e. &c perth Market Quiet =
UrsCE.--i0OG0 ba
BArx --22i cerOous.
blEAtnint PowDTRs.--JN0 cssks
C1Ai --l12 tons
cocoa pr bags.
Corrrr - 1872 bags
piis--23 chests indigo q Lbls III cake nader
Dhv Cooe2 ship Aberdeen 100 pkgs, LeoniJas G6.
Wm Halbboae, 21i Mermaid II, Tansicg o. Evress,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.


no SEE SEVENTH PAGE. -M
HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.
HAYS HOUSE DALHoUsIE SQUARE, MONTREAL
W signed respectfully informs his friends and the public
that h has taken the shove house and win for the
Parties wishing engage season. or shorter
az e sag make
Two trips daily from the foot Murray . 5SmS
THE MARINE HOTEL. AT FAIRFIELD, CONNECT
cut will be opened by the pro prietor b. Monnot, on
& o asy 4 Ts % Ns
,ss on s9S al hS I'D
country Every endeavor will be exered insure the
aed Or az the New York Hotel The distance from New
New Haven Railroad stop at Fairfield several times each
.hers hs aattsrs himself fayorabIy known, and
seond block Bowey and stses up 0n the
ssas selssa ii. snd
a anil be wst and M
German spoIsn ns from the order regularity
% now e mat s e
republican cry Of 'vive Ia bon chere."
HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON. L. l., is
shs fas's T La
milton 4. the once Of the Astor House Steamboat May
r. * Ss,ss%iss s1;% s +
i2 Floating baths; Also beach Thing Fur.
HOTEL OF EURoPE-NAPoLEoN BUNEL HAS
sii rar a an, e..
Crosby The aud ian.s OF ssns
s Y s9 a. art and beautifully
~ s be or'a on TIE o;h Of Sns iass The location Of
%s Ss n yfT
,orte hosse now oIes for the receros Of searaers
NJ, and NJ Boarders farnshed sii times with car
DAvILIoS. NEW RocuELLE.-A FEW FAMILIES
and is gardens Te
iay fer snm;ph1s over the hot while the
N.B-No bar is kept upon the premises ro.
Ra'erencc-samr E. Frink, Esq, 10 Park Place
WoosTER HOUSE, pANBURY. CONNECTICUT.
rs ~ II: senysaisnsss DssSSi, !:
n bsnSa sn by %
s as, anas those wishing visit As sSfSS r
u ICUMoND HILL HOTEL. STATEN ISLAND, (LATE
y .as Richmond ssminaryl.J. r KELLErT beg. 70
and that hotel viii open for the season on TSursday
June "a The chsrges are for the season. So week. any
SIS per month The Richmond stage from lander
bts ding four times day. Carriages from
thence to come to view the place.
CEA BATHING, PAVILION HOTEL LONG BRANCH,
- N j. The subscribers to the public that
for the Of ''i d aSus
curing can do y oREis
Steamers Edwin LOWS and Thomas Hunt leave side
Robinson street daily fer the Pavilion Hotel.
~ viion Hotel for the reception of visitors.
Cars leave the South ferry Brooklyn, for Jamaica every
day except Sunday, at o'clock A. NJ and and 9, p NJ,
whore stages will be IN readiness to convey vers to the
house. Any communication for left with Ogden Smith,
J. N. BRINTNALL.
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CEA BATHING AT ROCKAWAY, L. 1.-THE PA
- viion Hotel is open for the eception Of visitors
Cars leave the South ferry Brooklyn, for Jamaica
day except Sunday, at O'clock A. n. and and g. =. NJ
whore stages will be IN readiness TO convey vsi.er the
63 front street, will DO promptly attended TO-
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A PERSON WITH FROM $500 TO 5000 CASH CAPI-
"A tai wanted to take interest in machine, and
travel in this state Pennsylvania to introduce them
amongst the farmers Sales must be large 5000 easily
be made in None Of good habits need
answer this. Address SAMUEL LEACH Chatha square
Post Office, '
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Two PRINTERs-A GREAT VARIETY or WOOD AND
Il Metal Typo for Sale IL has besn in for
u viii be sold worry terms. Apply 10 -. Do
third steIy, Hsrsld Buildiaxs,
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Two FOREIGN BONDHOLDERs, CLAIMANTS, &C.
Parties having claims against the south American
may be enabled to dispose them by addressing Box No.
2f25, with full particulars Of ORIGIN Of claims.
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FOR sALE-A sLooP, THAT WILL CARRY IS TONS
light draft of water, twelve years old having
thoroughly repaired and in rst rate order Sails and rig
sng nearly new VII be sold at bargain applied for
Stonin gton. Connections, to WIN. WILCOX Ousmbv
Conn ctieut. whore she be ~',
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L.IQUORc.

NOR WARM WEATBER.-JUST RECEIVED, AN M
voice Of Sautrno Wine, splendid article hic let
st. Julien aud ST. Esterhe Claret, and excecnt Table
Wine, and at low Price. Tor sale by
EDMUND &. CHARLES No. Park plaoo.
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tNOk sALE-fOK ABOuT SOO CASH, Or APPKOVED
L note-A manufacturing business, yielding handsome
profit which there comparatively little competition,
requiring no further outlay together with stock OF
ured goods be purchased for the above
u applied for INN edatey. Eligible premises rcn till LIST
May next Sloo for carrying the business and all nfor
nation Will be by the present proprietor whose
tive for selling that he has other business that requires
all his time and attention. Address G. d. Herald office,
with real name and references.
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nor SALE, OR TO LET--A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
at the foot of 12st street. adjoining tho East River
The premises consist Of story cottage story
kitchen wash house. coach house. boat house. and eight lots
&c. good fishing from the dock the premises within five
minutes walk from the railroad Possession mme tely
For further particulars inquire Of j. r. KLOTS Co. cor
ner Of East and Delaney streets, r. r.
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40 PRINTERS,

Two PRINTERs-F0R SALE. LhRGE HYDRAULIC
j. Standing Press, and super royal Washington fiHt
Prcfs with seifndus apparatus complete. Apply ton
Hoe Co, Cold street.
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ICARM FOR SALE. OF 100 ACRES. IN wEsTCUEs-
ter county two hours ride from New York. Persons
DESTROYS OF obtsining an economical home will find this
favorable opportunity 1t and good repair and
ordinarily worked will pay per Will be sold low
Possession given INN edately. II required.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Jr, 20 Wall street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOUNTAIN MINERAL
Ii Springs New Jersey.Ths old and popular establish.
mont is opon for the season. The undersigned
ready to enter into arrangements with families for the
mer and solicit continuance Of former patronage Full
information be had ia reference to the place. &C. by
referring o card At the Irving House and New York
Hotel. A. l.. STIGER,
D. A. CROWELL.
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MANSION HOUSE KEYPORT, N.J.-THE UNDER
w signed informs his friends and the public
that lie has taken the above house. and will for
reception Of boarders and visitors the 10Th Of June.
Parties wishing to for tho shorter
periods by addressing the proprietor, Keypor
-. The steamboats, Wilson Small and John Hart
"oP' ' 80 " ~ = HIN p HAFF
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u OR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF TWO
L Grocery and Liquor Stores in South Brooklyn, two
blocks from the ferry The proprietor has another business
in New York. and attend them He will sell
separate togetherone for $1,000 including horse and
and the other for $500 Apply at the of State
and Columbia streets, South Brooklyn.
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STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE, AND TO
- otSeyera Houses Cottages Farms and Building Lots
let or fer sale Alsc excellent House delightfully."- stu
stcd, to let lease; and Factory with power and
steam engine within said Factory The subscriber has
per,y for sale at Tompkinsye, Clifton New Brighton and
5. l., the first landing from Whitehall.
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RELNoNT HALL. sCHooLEYs MOUNTAIN
II Springs N j. will for the reception Of vsrs
the it OF June Every endeavor will be
for tho Hall the distinguished patronage Of previous
From the engagements the bids fair
10 be unusually gay Ample arrangomen.s for summer ira
vel TO the rings will be made by the different rail-
Rad lines, and fully advertised Present time Of leaving
New York. ga A. u. Ticket Office foot Of Cortandt street.
E. A. HINCHMAN.
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TTvHE MARINE HOTEL, AT fairfield, CONNECTI-
OUT will be opened by the proprietor J. B Monnot
the first day Of juno next branch of the New
York Hotel The Marine Hotel is situated in beautiful
village Long Island Sound, sordng all the inducements
Of Aceep bathing and drives in the
country Every endeayor will be to insure the
hotel tho distinguished patronage prevoa Plans
may be and engaged At the above hotel at Fair
field at the New York Hotel. The distance from New
York miles and trains by the New York and
New Haven Railroad stop at Fairfield several times each
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NOR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES. AND FIVE
years unexpred lease Of Livery Stable doing
good business in good neighborhood note addressed
Charles and left at the Herald Office stating where in
tervew may be had with real NAME will be promptly at
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contracted for, and the difference between
the cost OF the proposed basin and Of a
stone pier is stated by Mr.. Gwinn to lie
only twenty or thirty per cent.
1t is asertained that We cannot extend
our territories and line Of sea coast without
also adding vastly to our Expenditure
But all tins was known before we acquired
California. The coast Of California and
our large and increasing commerce on that
coast and in the Pacific must be protected
by a naval fore. We cannot maintain a
navy in the Pacific at any reasonable
expense without means to repair ships, and
a naval dock is the first thing necessary,
where .ship may be coppcred before
the worms pierce through her bottom.
The subject of sea-coast and harbor
defence has lately attracted much attention.
The opinions Of engineers and experienced
naval officers have been recently taken by
the Secretary of wal, ,on the points, viz
LIST. To what extent, IL any, ought the
present system Of Notifications to be modi
fled consequence Of the application of fsteem
to vessels Of war. the invention or improve
ment Of projectiles,or other changes that
have taken place since it was adopt in the
year 1915. I'd. What national or vessel
Of war, or Of commerce, floating batteries,
gun-boats, and other temporary substitu
tes for permanent Notifications and Sd
Is it necessary or expedient to continue.
the system Of Notifications on the Northern
Lakesi
The inference to be drawn from the
various statements and opinions given in
reply to the above questions. Is that no
changes have occurred which render il
expedient to abandon permanent fortifca-
tions. and the invention Of explosive shells
renders stationery batteries more effective
against shipping than heretofore. A re-
lance in floating batteries instead Of forts,
is condemncd.o on account Of the inordinate,
expense and the perishable nature Of the
preparation. But steamers are reccmmen-
ded as auxiliaries to forts and rs substitutes
for them, where forts are impracticable
bv local pecularities. The Navy, proper
should be- left free to operate against the
enemv-to intercept his naval forces. which
threaten an attack-to annoy his COM
merce, and to attack his forts.
The application ofstram to naval pur-
poses. gives vast facilities Of attack to n
naval power. 1t enables naval power
to assail any point on our coast without
atfording a chance Of preparation, not
even of bringing men together by rail
roads. Therefore the necessity is crea-
ted. according to. these opinions. Of an
augmentation Of the number ofour per-
manent flrti6cations, and Of keeping them
in n condition fit for immediate action. For
tiiicatiOns are recommended on the lake
frontier, as the British have desided ad-
vantage over us in obtaining naval
superiority in Lakes Ontario which is the
most important in the series Of inland seas.
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THE LANCASTER GROCERY
& AND g
PROVISION STORE!

TNHE subscribers arc just receiving and
IL now opening large and complete
assortment of GROCERIES and PRCVI-
SIONS, which they arc anxious to dispose
of at extreme low prices for Cash or Coun-
try Produce. Their stock consists in part
as follows:
New Orleans and Muscovado Sugar,
Crushed, powdered and Clarified do.
New Orleans and M~,covado Molasses, q
Java and Rio Coffee, Almonds, =
English Walnuts, Citron, Curants,
Pepper, Ginger, Spice and Cloves,
Nutmegs, Mace, Saleratus and Soda,
Mackere, No. /, 2, and 3 Salmon,
Beef Tongues, Hcrrings, Powder & Shot,
Caps, Indigo, Crackers and Oranges,
Lemons, O'Mara's old Rye and New
Orleans Rectified Whiskey, Madeira,
Port, Claret and Sherry Wines, Porter,
Ale, Newark Cider, W. w. Vinegcr,
Sardines, Oysters, Ginger Preserves,
Cordial, Pepper sauce, Candies, Tobacco;
together with choice selection of Cigars,
at all prices Of the following brands, Filan
tropa, Washington, Espana, Havana, Che
roots and Cuba skies, and large variety
OF other articles too numerous to mention.
All those in want of first rate articles at
low price, will please not to forget to
call at the LANCASTER GROCERY, at
the old stand of ]. A. Hasseltinc, one door
South Of the Catawba House, on Main st.
HASSELTINE & IIAGINS.
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Another Great Fire in New York.

., About halfpast twelve o'clock last night
fire broke out in 6 Dey st., which bid
fair 60 prove one Of these destructive con-
hagrations Of which New-York has too
o!,ep been the scene.
Tie suddenness with which the whole
city was Illuminated, caused general
alarm, independently o. that created BY
the rapid and continued strokes upon the
Hall bell.
Tho fire originated in the rear building
No. 5, Dcy St, and was most confined to
that and the adjoining one, No. Dey
streets.
The heat from the flames was so great
that the buildingA on the opposite side
Of the street. and also those adjoining N
either side, were several time n FIRE, and
only saved by great exertions
During the early part Of the frc slight
explosion occurred, causing great panic
in the crowd for time, and many Of the
firemen left their engines and ran for their
lives.
Both the buildings, as well as that on
the corner Of Broadway. including Nos. l.
and 3 Dey-street, were occupied OH the
lower fioors,by MERIT, Bliss & Co. Dry
Goods Merchants. The upper part Of the
corner building was occupied by White,
Bramhall & Lockwood, staple and dry
good dealers.
The upper parts Of Nos. 5 and Z Dey-
street were unoccupied. They were new
buildings. The fire, It is supposed, origi-
mated from the furnaces in the cellar Of
the building M. 8 Dey-street.
The stock of Merritt, Bliss II Co. was
very valuable, consisting mostly Of lnces,
silks, etc. They estimate their loss in
burned and destroyed goods, etc., at not
less than one million ofdollars. They are,
however, heavily insured in various COM
panes in aud out Of the city.
Viii e, Bramhali Il LOCKWOOD loss is
not 30 great by fire as by water, and j.
probably covered by insurance.
The fire had been burning and wns
visible through the city generally ten or
fifteen minutes before any Of the alarm
bells were rang.
The fremen deserve credit for their very
gFea. exs.tic7as.
The sud,lenness with which the fire
commenced was only equalle,i by tina,
with which j. all seemed b. eStinguished
At ten minutes past one part ofthe walls
"n the rear fell in, and in an instant, ~ il
were, all was dark and still, the iIlumi'
nation Was gone. and the alarm bells
ceased their terrible din.
The destruction Of property by thi.
conAagration rs near ~ can be estimated
NAV amount TO between S300,000, and
s4OO. 900. which, we understand, Is fully
covered by insurance.-New-York Sun
9Th.
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. Writ i'm y
foreign Attach
q nent.e

80 "orooh meDt.
|, James Adams, Sheriff oil Lancaster
District, by virtue Of the above Alta. .hnput
to me directed, have levied the same up-
Oh a tract Of land, containing goo acres
more or ldss, on Tar Kiln Branch, adio;n.
ing the lahds of Hannah Gordon. Rebecco
Gordon and others, belonging, as il IA said
to the defendant, j. d. Gordon, who is ab.
sent from and without the limits of this
State. Notice is hereby given, for any
person or perssns claiming the same to ap-
pear before the Justices Of the Court of
eommon Pleas, on the return thereof, be-
ing sthe third Monday after the fourth
Monday in March INST, in order to show
cause of any they can, or have why the
land now levied upon, by virtue of the
above attachment, should not be adiudged
to belong to the said J. d. Gordon, pursu-
ant to the act of the General Assembly, in
such case ; made and provided.
JAMES ADAMS,
Shift of L. ID
March 25th 1852. 8 2w
Printers Fee 90 81 l-2
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SADDLE g. HARNESS
, - Essta ablishment.

Ca THE SUBSCRIBER RES
- pectfully informs the citizens Of
this District and elsewhere, that he has
removed from his former stand TO the old
stand formerly occupied by F. X. Brum-
NETT, where heis prepared to carry on the
Saddle and Harness business in all its va
rious brenchcs; such as Covering and
Padding Saddles, which he viii warrant;
Wagon Harness, Riding Brides, &c,
and win sell as low ~ can be purchased
elsewhere. sN
Please call and eSamineSSby yourselves
@ aD.M. P0RR.
Lancaster, Feb. ~. 0m--l
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FAMILY GROCERY STORE,

TINE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
l. ptctSullly inform the citizens Of Ker-
s''qw and surrounding Districts, that he has
taken his old stand in Camden n few doors
above G. Math"son's StCr' nearly opposite
the Watcr,e House. where he is daily re
eeiving End on"nin" n new and splendid as
sortment of Frmilv Groceries. which he offers
to sell at small profits for cash. His stock
consists of everything usually found in q
Grocery cstablishm' nj.
All persons wishing 10 purchase articles in
my Inc would do well TO call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL BENSON.
Camden, MIR 2j st
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n INV GOODS.

VIVTEfE SUBSCKIBEKS HAVE JUST
Il receiyeda new supply Of Dry Goods.
Their stock comprises Of Fancy and Domes-
dc Goods, Embroiderics, Lace and Muslin
Sleeves, Cambria Collars, Muslin do, Trim
mings Of all widths, Swiss and Cambria In
sertings and Edgings. Handsome and new
style Barege DelIains- Latest fashion and
finest quality Of Silk Tissues.
Solid Colors, French Iawns, and SUM-
mcr Coplins. New Styles, French Muslins,
Mournings and Coiora. Colognes, Perfumes.
Soaps, Hair and Tooth Brushes, &c. Those
goods have been bought low, and viii bs
cold accordingly. Those In want Of Roods
would do well 10 call before purchasing else
where, BILLINGS a. BEIk.
April Q o H
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NOTICE T0G UARDIANS,
Trustees, and Receivers.

LII GUARDIANS, TRUSTEES,
"A Receivers, and Committees hold
ing their appointments under the Court of
Equity for Lancaster District, are mott
fled and required to make and render
their respective returns on or before the
18th day of May 1852; setting forth on
oath the particulLr value of suchsE Estates
and all account Of monies received and
paid out, and to substantiate the same by
proper and sufficient vouchers. Rules will
be issued against all failing to make said
returns, to Inc next scIlmg Of the Cour
# Equity.
J. III. WITlIERSPOON,
Comr. Eq. LID.
Com'rs Office, Lancaster G. H.,
March goth, 1852. 0
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
HEAb-OUARTypa

IIEND-N2UAKIEks, I
2lst Rcgm't, S. G. Militia.
In obedience to an order eminating from
the Brig'r General Of the 5th Brigade.
An election will be held at the usual
place Of rendezvous Of each Company IN
ttiik1t|e 2lst Regiment on Saturday the
29shsef May next for Colonel, u fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Col. Dixon Barnes. The polls to be open
ed and closed according to law the mana
gcrs Of each boxlto mcct at Lancaster CHI.
on Monday the 3lst Of the same month at
l2a3clock NJ, count the votes and report
forthwith in writing showing the result Of
the elee,ion.. HR PRICE.
Lieut.. Col. & Col pro. TEN.
Apr f q
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CATAW BA HOUSE
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
THE Subscriber is now receiving his
Spring Goods which has been selected with
great care as to styles and prices amongst
which may be found many articles suita-
bic for house keepers, Pots, ovens, slillets,
covered spiders, &c, Flew Pans, Painted
Bacaess, Tubs, and churns, coffee mills,
shoye!s and tongues, looking glasses sugar
coffee, Il. o. Molasses, Fine English Dairy
Cheese, Swedish Iron, suitable for wagon
tyre, Square, round and fiat, Iron wagon
boxes Of all sizes, ground out.
Dress Goods, Kossuth prints, Lawns
printed and plain, Berages, Berlen Cord,
Checked Cambrics, India Book Muslin,
Dotted and colorcd Swiss, Jackonet Swas,
Edgings and Insertings, Thread aud Ma
chine Edgings.
Embrd's, Parodi, J'ny Lind & Linn col
Ian, Cuffs & underslesves Of the latest STYLES.
Bonnet Ribbands, Linen Cambric and
Hemstiched Handkerchief, mems and
boys clothing; besides many other arti-
ties which l will take pleasure in show.
ing to my friends when they call.
A. c. DUNLAP,
Cor. Of Main street opposite
| the Court Hoase
April !, 1852. . At 8.