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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

From PoRr-AU-P RIscE.-Capt. Har-
per, Of the barb Charles E Lex, al PansdePniA ION
Portau Prince, states thai up TO the time oil as
lsth Inst, the Empire WA tranquil Hesei.ne'e', INC
CONSUMPTION for the increase OF the army nAa
resorted "a, and bein. followed up Win gfea1
a. al ysos ON Is to 60 years q sgs were iaa'Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
London Markets.

WHEAT firm. FLOUR steady at previous rates OARS
rather lower say Sd TCA-rhe adyices from China have
caused DO Alteration il quo atoms TALLOw advance say
% Sd3s s. B.coN-sn adv.nc OF 2 quoted. BUTTER
feeien in fair demand HOPS sighy advanced VI coGss
auence from the plantations SUGAR
90 casks w a. late Iates Refined steady Grocery
Lump As 8; no public sales Mauntius Yellow, 81 al !;
Foreign scarce and wanted for shipping floating csrsoss
varA ~ 6a24 COFFEE less in demand dscins has
taken place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
PORTUGAL.

From Lisbon accounts are TO the 18th.
The American ship "Cohsmy" was receiving her cargo
Of ssi St Ubes the military having suppressed all 70
distance on the part Of the mOnopolists.
Public business was proceeding more
rapidly In the Cortes the Government having strong
nsjOnty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
EGYPT.

Said Pasha Whose arrival in France
we have before noted) has fallen under suspicion since
his departure His palace has been searched and a
quantity of found, and one hundred persons
suppo.ed 10 be bis sccompices in political conspiracy
rave been arrested and seOt 20 the Citadel OF Cairo
tribe Of Bedouins 900 strong. who In his interest
have escaped Beng placed themselves beyond
ihe reach Of pursuit
The desert Railroad progresses favora-
hlv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
NETHERLANDS.

The election for the partial renewal of the
States General took place the 9Th inst ia seventeen
of The twenty Constituencies the returns OF have
come to hand the Liberals ave trumphed In four the
Opposition have returned their candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
Lirerpool Cotton Market

The market since the Aicss arrival had been dull asd
restricted On Monoay, the sales not much 500
bales mostly American and all the trade, n except
some 2jo spec aiye The prevailing tone u business
tame. hut prices underwent no quOiable change.
On Tuesday, 800 bales changed hanAs New-Oreans
Far was quoted at 81 Middlins Mobile Fs, 81 Md
ding, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
railroad Accidents-Dcath from sun Stroke.

SAVANNAH, Saturday, June %, IoJ3.
On the 22d inst, the engine and tender OF
m upward passenger train, the Georgia State Rail-
md we're thrown from the track down bank Ren,y
set high about two miles from Atlanta, by coming Ia
s0ptsct with O band-csr. One fireman was killed and
,pgher seriously Injured No passengers we're hurt.
On The same road on the previous day, collision o.
sured between two freight trains, damaging only the
sngnes and cars:
Michael Weeks, of Boston, seaman
IN the bark Charles Williams, died In this city, on
thursday, from sun-stroke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

COURT CALENpAR-This Ddy.-CoM-
SSS, rLxAs-Psrt i--Nes 1885, lbs, l,l30, l,l32,
- iiS6 LIS, l.I4o ll42 IA, Lac, LIS, ll5O,
I'm st Lisa l,l5S 100, ll62 100, LOS ll6sls,
LIN LIS l,ls0, l,ls2, lisa. LEO LIZA Part
lO62le, l.0t4, 1906 lO6S. 1910, l,0l2, l.0l4
lCsS ivS oe2 l,o.i l056 less, 1000, 092, o9o
IND o ll02, l,l04, l,l06 l06, lilo, Liz, ,u4
aIia l,ls, ,l22 ,l2i. 1876. 200
hSe e00AI'-NOa 40. SS'' Al, SlS' so tsO' f's
ss,s SznE cevnr--speetsi Tsm-Published on Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
Disaster on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, Saturday, June 20, I5o2.
The propeller MOntezuma sprung aleak
10 night betwe en- Ashtabula and ConDeaut, asd the
e., were exliDguished. Some 500 bbs. -four, 200
M. Of whisky, several cs,ks tobacco and large
st,y OF wool were cast overheard, and the propel-
T. snsIy reached here this morning after hard night
TbsiinS and pumping. Vessel and cargo insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
xXxIp CONGRESS. ..FrRsT SESSION

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, June 25, 1852.
The SPEAKER announced the first ques-
lion TO be ON the passage of Mr. Benefits bin, giving
ds 10 ali the States for railroad and educational Pur
pses
MIR. SwEETzER moved that the House
uourn. Decided negatively, only eight voting In the
,hrmstive.
The bill was then passed, by Yeas, 96;
kys, &C, as follows:
~ Tios Tee designated thus " Nay thu. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
Liyerpool Corn Market.

There Is little IN the Corr market tbs past
days WHEAT has with fair sale at prices o. last
week FLOUR steady; sales a. late quotations. OATS IN
limited request INDIAN CORs cheaper; quotations are;
4. >. mixed and red 5i605iIO white, q 063. FLOUR
ZIG lSoIAN CoRS-AIneriean yellow, 5Oi60jl white,
29GdSOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
cannon NInrkcts-ApRlL q.

Trade during the past monlh had bv'n quiet Cotton
had tu,tber declined imports beng large. 5sei 40e
hse. stock O. COO Market quiet for Tea, az unatered
puees OF Congou, 10 chops we're settled for At SOD
hiss, or American account COchneal, s35U$l5 Tur-
kry 0rium $50 Exchange Engans, I. FIeignts %
Los don - TO- The demand for tunnsse for GatOrni.
SdSl0 per for teas, and S.0GSS for sllks
10 India a. nsual ...,
SHANGHAI April II. Favorable prices we're maintained
in Il eescfiptious Of Imports ard business done
demand f.r Tea continued At full rates Sales OF 5000
chests Blaek and 4ODi packages Green during ne MONTH
n,aet able transactions six edysice LOU bales
solS stock Of WoOlsns moderate exchanges on Eusaad
credits 1 5 Documentay bills 8. FIsishts-Ihe snJ
vessel loading for England AZ II for Tea and = l'
siIk Tunnsge wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

No report from Paris At Roaen the market continues u
be well sustained aud some descriptions Of goods nave
brought rather higher prices
PARIS BouRsE June IA Closing prices -Four and a
Halt per loot 60c Three per Cent 7O 0c Bank OF
France z,78OL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
- o,,es, Couuty Bank Robbery.


COOPERsTOWN, oaIufuayi uIG 20 IovS.
nre trial of Abijah Larned fvr the rob-
~ he Ots4go County Bank Of S320)0. In Deco n
|sD s uas conc uded last night Toe jury, after De-
',ef' t. se hour returned verdict of guilty &C h-f
|St V - Hon d. 5 Dickinson who pleaded 10 behalf
p.a nsoner, occupied six hours and htf Hen
u (, epcer was employed for the prosecution, and
lo', IL ,peech Of several hoprs' duration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
Rate of EXCHANGES.
CaIcuttn MAY p.

Amsterdam, l2l4dl2l3; H,mburg, is lOi0t; Paris
o 61td 3 DO sht IS i0G r. - Frankfort l2lf Ant
werp, 2j sal Leshom, $50 7oG3O IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

In Manchester. TO-DAY, quiet feeling prevailed IN all
branches OF trade GooDs and CLorH without alteration
value and buyers the advanced prices demanded
for YARNS limited of business IN each the re-
sur nOi Is there anything Of che ~ tue East
ern South American malls calculated 10 improve the de-
for those quarters.
In Grain market nothing deserving OF particular COM
ment has occurred the trade generally hss ruled hru
without much change In prices or any artcs WHEAT -
GOOD retail request last weeks quotations FLoUs OF
goOd quality meets ready sale about ~ al y Dol
inferior sorts are entirely neglected INDIAN CoRN 70 In
limited dem and ct sd y quarter decline.
About 14O tiins LAED found BUYERS az 81 y cvt
REss has further declines o0O bbis ch tnssd han de At
down to 2s q est, and has sui dropping sspect
The may he said Of TuRPENTlNE which is unstable
at overt n cwt
In other articles no transactions reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

~ ThOe who voted Tee arc urhgnateu Ihu' " Hut y" u
=. ihoae Who Absent or did not vote thus ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

FRIDATApril l6 We believe that no extra fns,
wis kicked up in tie Legislature. The only
llilns Ne g"t"i of special interest was The death
u HE P"siirntiary illl nnmi,tr : whirb fnilrI
iT HE wnl ~ liz constitutional nunihsr v1les
IA WIS sp"ciI ~ pr,y0kng to The p.i- wlp,
'to0d r"hdy Ia step N. provided b could be-
!h il""'sh N certain shape. A mn'ion wg,
nIde Ia reconsider The vnie by which the bdl
vhs lost, aud was laid on lie table TIE tluuI,.
scr ws will be cps..ly applied 10 certain gent -.
men, aud y they can be brought un (, the scr,tcI,
ne vote will he rccnu-hlrred, and the bill psssed
But ol all this. we shall spe
Tie lnrenO'n wns mostly spent in di.cussiug 4,
grave Constitutional qussIinu. whether n,.uev
c"hhI be vOtrd To pay lie expcusc of u matter
'reh'ed by resoLutioa only. without getting n
lwtlhlrdsrole. There il constitutional prnyi.
ION 'iLts'eps. very CLEARLY, Ia require iwn third.
vote ~ lie kO.snh Committee Exprndiinre c1se
Ihc same rule would require u two thirds vote o,
pay Mrhh'y Tor bis printing. aud il view Of th,
appeal 6l the Hamilton Democracy. in the EDgtir.
'r. to the Anditor 10 reject Melury's bin. thi,
III 'ke' me r"fs "l The c -e. Medary il terrified
and III The utmost lrepdItnn and CONSERVATION
But we think he j. sii sale. as the men who
have given him he printing all the session. in yio
'''i"n o' HE Constitution, will hardly refuse him
pay tllrrtf II
The bill to repeal the law f,r pulislIiug all
'lie general ln~s in pnpcrs over the Staie. WAS in
definitely p''stlmne in the lIrusr.- J,nyaai
SATURDAY, Aprd I7-Senate MIR Wilson
from the c"mnlte- To whom had been referred
lle prtI'lnn oi Nudry ladies in favor ri abolisn1
lIe marrlIsr iicruce system remarked tlrtt as IN.
ns'"clheS "n the committee were hachelnrs. il
was Inl I" he exieced tint the committee shDnld
So perfectly coincide rs II they nll bure the san,r
rrIa'l"h 10 he iilrer portion nl the Buckley cs.nnJ
as 'I'l' was leap year, aud the qreslion was one
cioscy Connected with the hlppiness. prosperity
and increase Ol spCirtv he asked To be excused
from Ntlvll son The committee. lie was excused
when he moved that Tie President Of llle Senate
he appointed 10 fiji the vlcancy-to which There
was unanimous agreement II lruh! for III,
Lrnt u vernnr lie will do the adies in.lrc
The Senlie was engaged rnt some time On the
blll 10 regulate elections Also, tile city and town
lncorporatnu bill
fl"UsE-SeverLl bills uf minor importance wa.
acted upon. The Journaimy.:
he Legislature has tneioe more working DAYS
nnd III llat lime much must he done. The ap.
I'r"pinlloni bill militia bll Congressional an.
p rllon'nent hIll corporation bill. &c. all remniu
unfinished. There must he rapid work, or some
ol Them WI have Ia sleep. over till December.
On Monday and Tuesday. bu, little of nuv
general importance was finally acted upon Gov.
Wood having appointed Mr. D Adams a whig.
rs me Of the State House Commissioners. he
was rejected by The Senate
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, to The Stockholders Of
~ the Cincinnati Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail
Road Company. that an lns.slnent OF ten per cent.
upon each share of the Capital Stock Of said company
is required to hs paid to the undersigned Treasurer
thereof at his office in Lancaster, on before the
FIRST DAY OF MAR, H NENT, and like install
ment of ten per cent every sixty days thereafter
til the whole amount is paid up
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati. w. & GAINESVILLE Railroad Company
Norts.-Interest win be allowed on all subscrip4
tions Of stock. IRON the time paid in, until the road
is opened and in operation.
And for the ccnvenie6se of subscribers JOEL l.
FKAyxLtS. ESQ, OF Circleville. has been appointed
to receive nstaiments from subscribers residing in
Pickawav county.
DAYIEL McLEAH, Esq OF Washington, for those
residing in Fayetie county, aud
LAwRr.xcE FrTzHuGH, Esq, Of Wilmington, from
those residing 10 Clinton county.
JOEL RADEBAUGII, Treasurer,
Cincinnati, W. 4 GAINESVILLE Railroad company
February q. 1852. lS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY.

VHNHE PATRONS of this establishment are inform
Il ed that its business will suffer little change as
possible in consequence Of the death Of the late Agent
Mr.. Horace Wells. The mechanical department will
continue in charge Of Messrs. l.. T. and WILLIAM
WELIs,to whose efforts it is already mainly indebted
for its present high state of perfection and no pains
will be spared to render its manufacture fully what
they profess to be-equato any in the world large
new and complete Specimen Book is rapidly printing
which expect TO have ready for distribution about
Printing Material of every description including new
and second hand Power ard Hand Presses, which we
ready to sell on six months time for good notes,
make discount of 10 per cent from regular prices
for cash down All orders addressed to the Cincinnati
Type Foundry will meet with prompt attention.
four times before the first of August next and sending
copy ofthe paper containing it, will be paid in
type purchasing three times the amount OF this DILL
April 3. CHARLES WELLS, Secretary.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
Notice in Partition,

NOTICES hereby given to William F. Tabler, Of
~ Fairfield county, Ohio, and 10 William B. Davis
and his wife Rebecca Davis; Of Perry county, Ohio,
that John f. Wiseman and William T. Wseman, mi
nors under the age of q years. Joseph G.. WiseI
man. their legal Guafdisni snd Sarah .. Nscnan and
Arnmnta S. Wiseman, have filed their petition a
ganst them in the court OF common pleas Of Fairfield
county, Ohio praying for the partition Of the North
west Quarter Of Section No o. in Township No l6,
Of Range No1S, In said Fairfield yubjectto to the
right Of DOVER in the whole of said Charter section,
heretofore assigned to Susannah Manley, widow Of
John Maney deceased, 80 thai one-sixth part may be
set apart to the petitioners leach one twenty fourth
part in severaltyonesixth p,ft to said William B.
Davis and Rebecca his wife, aad the remaining two-
thirds part to the defendant William \ Tabler. Which
petition will sahd for hearing telore said court the
t7th day of May next.
H. II HUNTER, Attorney for Petitioners.
March II, 1852 $3.50 6w45
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
Sale of Real Estnte bv Order Of Court.

N Saturday the 8th day Of May A. d. 1852, be-,
" tween the hours of9 o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock
P. NJ at the door of the court house. in the city o
Lancaster, will be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, as the property of Dawn H.
SwARTz, deceased, viz: That part of Section No
twenty.one, .(2I in Township No fifteen, 15) oil
lsSnge No eighteen, (lsl beginning at the Northeast
corner ofthe Southeast Quarter of said Secton thence
South twenty Perches; thence West sixteen perches
thence North twenty perches; thence East sixteen
perches to the place OF beginning. containing Acres
more or less subject to the annual payment of seven
dollars to the widow of said decedent.
Appraised at $40.
Terms Of Sale One.third in hand, snd the resi-.
due in one and two years thereafter with interest on
the deferred pa yments from the day Of sale.
ADAM BRANDT, Adm'tOr,
Qftke Estate Of Dapid II Siuart., deceased
April I, 1852 SO AVIS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22

wHoLGsALE AED RETAIL DEALER IN
Every variety OF Family GrcceTiea, GrO-
visioI, Fruit, Glass and StOneware,
INVITES the attention Of tie ciiizens Of Fairfield
Il and adjoining counties to his extensive stock
which can't be surpassed.
lie would say 70 the farmer, in due season he will
be supplied with all kinds Of Lake Fish, TO supply
many as may feel disposed to favor him with call
Lancaster, February ee, 1852 IS /,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
THE TELEGRAPH LONE.


Z ESPECTFILLY invite the stteEtion Of the citi-
" Lens Of Ian ssier and vicinity, to their large
and splendid
stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
just opened comprising every variety Of STYLES nat.
tern and mars in the IA ,'ern In,rkets, which have
been seericd with great care as to price and quality
and Will DO sold as low any other establishment
can sell West Of the Allegheny mountains We will
make additi NJ 70 stock through the season in or
der 70 keep oGT assortment full and complete Thu
public will do well TO call and examine our stool,
before buying elsewhere.
NE can say 70 the Ladies' that our ST. ock OF
Dress Goods, Ribbons, BOnnets & ParasoIs,
ana oil other articles for their use arc very nice and
examine our stock.
| The Gentlemen will as usual find heavy stock OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings.
and great variety Of other Goods suitable for their
wear We have also a large stock Of brown ard
oleached muslins, dap RS, checks tcaings Upsns
bagglngs, drllings. cotonades &c. Panama. Iegnorn
pedei straw and palm leaf HATS, boots and shoe
cotton yarns, bA'ing, wicting. Sc.
! Also, large stock Of wall paper. bordering and
window blinds; Carpets and Mating
Glassware and Queensware
oi the best quality and latest patterns. All you that
"sh' NICE set, Of ware, will do well 10 come and
buy Of us.
! Also, a full Stock Of Groceries
and every thing usually kept in our line.
| IVAN it:D at all times all kinds Of country pro
hhfe Tor which the highest price will l,a paid
GEORGE Ii. LITTLE.
CHARLES DRESBACH.
SAMUEL D. BEESBACH
Lancaster, April 10, 1852 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
sheriG's Sale.
Michael Wagner, }

-iANAASi ''r-ttb
rs , IN PARTITION
Aiag1alene Wagner, ct ais.
ElY virtue Of oI5ar OF sale to me directed in his
I'D case, | will offer and expose to sale by public
vpndue and oucry the door of the court house in
said county, on M6ndGy the 18Th day Of Aprii neat,
between the hours Of ten O'clock A. NJ. end O'Clock,
p " Of said day the following described lands and
teucmplts, to-vit lnLot No. Z, in Square No. 3, Of
ths town Of Baltneore,e in said county. Also. lot
No a. in the central addition to said town. Also,
parcel OF land containing about 10 acres, eituale in
the Southeast Quarter OF Section No. "a, Township
No IS, Range No lg. ir yad Fairfield county Also,
certain other parcel OF Lind containing about 20 a.
situate in the Northeast Quarter Of section No.
%, Township No l6, Range No. l9, in said county,
Also certain other tract parcel o land contain
ing about 3; acres situate in til southeast Quarter
Sei ton No. 10, Township No. Is, Range No 49, in
said county. The abuyc described tracts OF land are
situate in Greenfield township, in sail county, ard
fully described in TIE petition filed in this
case for partition in the court Of common pleas Of said
county
Terms Of Sale -One.tlird in hand, one-thrd in
one year. end the residua in two years with interest
on deferred pas nents from day Of ssls.
o. II. PERRY, Sheriff.
March 25, 1859. $3.50 6w5T
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
SERIOUS AND NO MISTAKE.

TIME Agent Of the Philadelphia Commission Store
i being alone closing out, has neither the time nor
the opportunity to look after the outdoor business Of
said concern in person. hence those indebted 10 the
establishment will see the importance Of calling on
him at close up their accounts nothing con
nected with the business Of the house possibly
be left open neglect Of this timely notice. win
make it imperative on him to adopt the very unpea.
SAINT though absolutely necessary alternative imposed
upon him by the off the case, to publish
list Of deinquens and have such neglected accounts
sold at the house door, by public outcry at
early day. JOHN WILCOX, Agent.
April 10, 1852 7a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING.
Co-Par;nership.

TTNHE undersigned has taken into partnership in
L the Saddle, Harness and Trunk manufacturing
business, JonN H. MATLAcK, and the business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm.namo Of LIT
TIE 6 M4TLACK. The patronage Of the public
respectfully solicited.
TT'All those indebted to the subscriber are earn.
lily requested to call and settle as the old business
must be closedup. JOHN n. LITTLE.
Mareh 90, 1850. d&w48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
Zee advertisement.

DrHooiland's German Bitters, pre- jared AMI sold
by Dr. Jackson at the German Medical Store I20Arch
street. Philadelphia daily increase in their we'll de-
served celebrity, for the cure of all diseases arising
from arrangement of tie liver. These bitters have
indeed, proved blessing to the afflicted who show
their gratitude by the most flatterng testimonials
This medicine has established for itself name that
competitors however willy their schemes or seductive
their promises, cannot reach 1t gained the public
confidence by the immense benefits that have been
derived from it, and will ever maintain its position
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
THE c. W. AND z. RAILROAD.

=
1 AN instructed TO notify the stockholders Of the
Il Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville Railroad
cotrSny, that under the Railroad law stockholdef
is permitted to vote at the election for Directors who
has not paid ntie full amount of the instslments
required to be paid by the Directors of said company
JOEL RADEBAUGh, Treasurer
Cincinnati, W ard Zanesrine Railroad company
lancaster; March 80, 1852 wd48
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
Dissolution Notice,

TNIlE o-partnership heretofore existing between
l. Robert Fielding and John Fielding, under the
frm'name of FIELDING and Son, is dissolved by mu-
tua consent The books and accounts are left in the
hands OF r, Fielding and an immediate settlement of
all claims is earnestly solicited.
The business will hereafter be conducted by the un-
derssnpd, who respectfully solcits continuance of
the patronage of the public. R. FIELDING.
Lancaster, April III, 1852 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
Erom ROntOns

BosToN. April l7.-The Senate to day by
E"te of 20to l4relusing to concur ia the House
amendment Ia the Liquor Law, striking tut lht
reference to the people,
The amount { the Brewer aud Rand deialca
lion IN the Suffolk Bank has been ascertaned Il
nr S2ld 900
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
moor AND SHOE snop.

P EMoVAL.-J. M. Miller has removed his
Boot and Shoe Shop from his old stand to the room
An in Shattks Rotb, opposite Siornms
Drug Store and formerly occupied
- by Springer & Trout, as TAILOR
s--N~ Shop, where he will constantly keep
tAs ON hand and make to order Doors
and Suocs ofa kinds manufactured from good stock,
by the hest workmen, and sold at the lowest rates
Thankful for past iavOrs, he solieits . continuance
Of the public pstfonage APrlI o, Ioo--o'h19
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-22
TELEeRAPHIc INTELLIGENCE
ThIrly-FIr.t conrr...-Firu s.,.lon.

WAsHISoT"S. April lG--Senafe - TIN. private
calender wis postponed. 4nd the deficiency hi.
WIS lukru up aud debated nj considerable lrn.nl,
when the 5 naie adj iurnei
HOuSe-rhe House resumed the debate on the
report Of the committee on printing The que.
iion prnling ut II" ndj'prnrnent yestrr ny wiz
the moilon ol Mr. Parker to hay lie whole matter
on the liable. which was rejected bS 60 nays8l
ayes.
motion was then nude for the previous qlles.
tolI, nnl alter nng hnd stormy debate. not very
crrdlthble 10 the participating parties. the Ipnse
referred the report back with some instructions,
aud then adj 'urued ill Monday