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The daily union., 1852-09-12

IHARLES III. CIcmeDcy and Elizabeth Clemeu.,,
his wife, Eusebus Welsh and otiers.Cieuit COM,
Talbot county, in equyAugust Term, le52- Object o M
procure estate IN Tsi
county OF which certain John Leonard died seized
The bill John Leonard departed and M
Of in Tabor county, leaving complainant
Elizabeth H. CIemency and the Wcch Sa
Porter George NJ Leonard, Ellen and James Wl,.a
and Mary Williams his Wife his heirs aiaw and legal presenI
uves that II Will be for the parties
the said real Sold and thai e al.
James Williams and Mary Williams o ta State Of NAV
land.
1t is theeupon adudged and ordered that companan, w
causing copy this be inserted INK
ised Washington, in the District of Columbia once IN each ar
three weeks before day November ne, s
the said absent defendants Of
this bi and them appear in this court person or m
citor, before the third Monday November 10
the premises. and show any they have why deere,
ought not pasr prayed. , ~S
T. d. HOPPER
sAM'L T. HOPKINS
Augle-law3w Clerk Circuit Court
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Pennsylvania between h and 9Th Washington
WHOLESALE retail dealers foreign staple
and sncy dry goods carpets, maings, oicorhs, table
and covers bed Spreads blankets shcengs, and bouse
nishng dry goods generally.
stnct, prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec 27-lyf
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR extend the of education all,
render this school preemineny useful the have
afforded board below those
similar nstutionsucent barely meet expenses
the the The public
confidence extensive study
necessary appoint additional drill
which the interests school demand board Of trustees have
induced addition charges tuition,
which would be but slightly felt by Individuals which, the
aggregates hoped viii be sufficient all contingencies There
fore
Resope That hereafter charges tuition this institution
shall be $ follows
Per quarter.
In the primary English department alone So
s
Ia csscal classical and mathematical 90
In the department OF modern languages, for each foreign
modern Language extra oO
In scientific department. chemistry, natural phlos
pphy astronomy, practical SC, with Of
Instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
9 so
present Monday
September
by order Of the board OF trustees;
E. T. BRISCOE, Register
CHARLOTTE HALL, st. Marys county Md, July 30, 1854.
Aug. -
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi monthly
ncaon between San Francisco and Oregon awaiting the
former The arrival of the mails and from Panama.
and returning without delay with the mails and for the
from San Francisco.
regular propelers and will kept
for the Of freight and between
Panama and San Francisco.
Some OF above will keep the connection between
Acapulco The Mexican The the Aan
tic will be maintained by the United States mail steamships:
Ono. .o,oW
DoradO...... ,oW
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National Medical College, Washington, ID. q.
THE hny6rst annual Of lectures will the
L first Monday in November. and continue until March.
FACULTY
Thomas Miller NJ d. professor Of anatomy and physiology
William Johnston, NJ d. professor of obstetrics and tho dis
Riley d. professor of medical therapeutics
| and hygiene.
Fred May NJ. d. professor Of principles and practice
| surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ d. professor of pathology practice of med
cine.
Robert King stone NJ d. professor of microcopca and patho
logical
Edward Foreman M professor chemistry pharmacy
james Il. Morgan, NJ. d., prosector and demonstration
Practical with Ihc fariy
Clinical instruction through the period Of
the Washington InIrmary
Here medicine and surgery both taught practically.
The expense Of lectures sos
Practical demonsraor. 10 90
MatrcnlatiDg fee payable only 90
Graduaion expenses % o0
Admission the medical and surgical clinic without charge.
GRAFTON TYLER NJ. D., Dean OF Faculty,
Office and residence corner of Washington and
Aug 3-2aw3mdae
RALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery, Session
ID Is52-'53
Chaplin Harris, A. B., NJ D., Professor OF Principles and Prac
Thos Bond % 4 H. NJ d. Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
w. r. handy NJ D., Professor Anatomy Physiology
Alfred A. Blandy NJ. d., Professor Of Operative Dentesiry
Philip H. Austen, NJ D., Professor Of Mechanical
Reginald NJ Wright, A. M. Nj. d. Lecturer ON Chemistry.
Monday of October. The inhnary will be throughout
year The regular Of lectures begin the last Monday
November, aud continue till the last OF March,
Tickets ticket, (optonaO
matrculation, s5 diploma fee, $50.
Good board from 81 SO 10 50 so.
Aug5 W. r. HANDY, Dean.
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THIS is give notice that the subscriber hath nh,
tanned from the orphans court OF Washington county The M
c of Coumba letters Of administration personal c.ale ar
Francis w. Dominck late OF Buenos Ayes South America d.
ceased All having claims the deceased are
warned exhibit The same thereof 10 s
ubcfbe before the 26h day OF February they may
otherwise by be excluded all csa,c
Given under my hand this 9th day of August, 1852
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
DISTRICT COLUMBIA, s#
Washington county, 10 ut
ORPHANS CouRr,
August 3 1881.
Ordered that the administrator, the personal Francis
W. Domnck, late OF Buenos hyres South America
required by law deceased
adv week Three weeks Union.
Tesie- Ed NJ ROACH, Register
Aug s-Iaw3w .ft4
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GLORIOUS NEWs.The most important discovery yet made
" Phpss liquid brush book
BINDERS ousekeepers druggists &C. This being
liquid
from SMELL and will keep liquid clmae
for wood, china, glass, mab paper.
wherever has been introduced Of e first order saving
mechanics, observable first We offer liberal
to hardware staione druggists, &c., and
less by DO than ordinary glue We making
the fall trade, country
will do well attend 10 this Immediately We establishing
all popaious throughout United
bottles of three and also by the gallon samples
any part OF the United Slates carriage free.
Aso the British POLISH bottles
merchants, attend to the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS x CO.,
July 31-d3m 4 Cedar street, near Pearl, New York.
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TREDITs ON CHINA, INDIA, tsc.-Messrs. DUNCAN.
" SHERMAN, COMPANY, Bankers, New York, prepared
mercantile credits circular and ocred
Oriental Bapk OF London, available all branches and
Of that establishment as follows.
s$::rs:, e.: s::!:i' s'?ss on'. s'.....~, ~..,'.,
SansS, Ss'%Sso' Scsylon. SssSas., Sos%Sas.
Aug 7-eod3m
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EM ggasR ssaaz9

A NEW Route TO Pittsburg, vi. the Baltimore, su,-
80 train Of car. win leave Cavei station daily
a M connecting Mddleown VI i, p n ar
irving at Harrisburg at u p M, TO dinner
oda.su a, s. Ahis point passengers have the option Of
stages direct from HoIiidsysbursio 70 Pushing
Tickets viii be sold 70 the following points BY this train to wit
New Por, Mlersown ewown oVeystown, Hunt
Ss train also connects wiz, he Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, shppensburg Chambebur and
For Of passengers from Washington any
depa Of te Baltimore Company
the morning to receive the baggage, which win be
ROBERT STEWART,
octl-du Ticket Agent.
uNIDEH's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 40 Walnut
ies direct importation from the producers
cheaper other and furnished members Of Com
gcss and others Washington city, shortest nocecssp pa
Maderas, Moet extra
Ports, gicquot.
Tenerifo, Pouuchot,
masca, "e'ni,ns' md many othor.
frontgnan, Sparkling Mosele,
CIarets Of all sorts, Rudesheim,
Bureundies the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brdndies Of all sorts,
and pale in casks demohu botes with cheap,
and some rare and old. s
pn preserving brandy wild cherry Scotch
ale, London porter and stout, bbs. OF and dozen.
Hoeana Cigars,
direct importation, Of reliable quality always hand
| wholesale o. BY The quarter box.
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels, Country TSade,
supplied wholesale by demlohn
~ nq % II er s ,ssS sSus limit = price,
% % . with AZ d, g,srs % s..
enable nae TO ohe good articles Gssg Ca. and s1,%se at
Cheap Wine Store, No. 7s Walnut st., Philadelphia.
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DEEHE's Superior Fall style 1854
CHARLES H. LANE viii introduce this day, Saturday August
styles Of his mandatory, which, beauty and durability
be surpassed full hand and for sale
uniform and reasonable prices The public are respectfully invited
10 call at CHARLES III. LANES,
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment,
Aug 4-5tw2wi Penn avenue near ~ street.
NOTICE OF the removal the Land Once frOm
~ Green Bay Menasha Wisconsin.-Under authority
eed Congress- approved June
6 1884, entitled An additional land distctsiu the
Of Illinois and Missouri and territory north OF the
lino-n the office
Wisconsin, will be removed The OF MenHsh
business the first day of September
under the OF Washington, this 18th
July, A. ID. 1854
By the President MILLARD FILLMORE
WLsou, Acting Commissioner of General Land
July l5-3taw4w
DRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, nnsnteIs aud piers,
marble slabs bracketsThe undersigned
and which he TO be of the
Workmanship and maera and viii sell low as they be
bought for in the county.
Old frames rcgiided u.....-
Directly opposite National Theatre, Washington b. c.
July l-eod2mn
DAIIsID's warehouse, Eighth street, west
side third door north OF Pennsylvania Washington
OF cabinet which
celebrated manufactures in
articles be found Gothic and
(the
,washsand
velvet
match together with general
parlor, and chamber furniture.
urbolsieng business the old stand,
north OF the above where all orders In that line VIII be
tended reasonable terms.
Relieving that eGn make your advantage extend TO my
July i4-Qawiw DAVID A. BAIRD.
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Pacific Mail steanship Company.-Jrhe only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
(VIA NAVY BAY PANAMA.
cf~ssxA The public informed that under the present
NIAfr Of this steamers inspected
A1l4 and approved by the Navy Department suitable
Ia strength and power for conversion into war
OF the first class and the United States nails will
Panama Immediately arrival OF
Atlantic nails and will Francisco Panama
and 18th days Of each The following packets be
company Pacifc at which
will be always in pert at each end OF the route:
Golden Gate 2. 100
Republic 200 +"
Panama. I,lO0 !"
Ofegoh. islUJ
Columbus 60D 8
Fremont 600 90
Isthmus Observation-Disclosures, GOO I"
Unicorn
Anteope
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the new York aaa IaverpooI United states maii
Steamers.
1he sisp~ composing this ans
ss.sSaPt
Inc racine. Capt wye
CaptL
Capt Comstock
The AdIalS Capt Grafton

sE1-ksNm These ships having been built by
xGR presy FOR government service, has been
<k&f taken ia their construction engins
20 insure strength and speed; aecomlno-
unequaed for elegance
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool cabin sl20
Exclusive $500
FROM Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
o until paid
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Hcins Insursncs Company, OF Utica, Ntw York
Capital si7o,ooO.
s company against loss damage by fire
public private buildings In the and county furniture
stocks goods and merchsndise generally Also marine risks
and risks by steamboats, railroads. yes and lakes aken ON C
favorable
ofbusncss equitable and safe and the directors
The satisfaction accumulated ample
surplus fund.- which, addition capital stock Of the
careful enabling them
ndomnicaiion those who
business with this
JOHN w. HINMAF, President
n. H. HAwLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sELDtNG, Agent,
9Th street, opposite Odd Fenows' Hall.
June 0q-3tawIy
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@. w. YERsY, T. p MILLER
Of Washington City. OF Virginia.
YERBY Il MILLER,
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NOTICE.--Havine been appointed .. Super
~ Prin,inR,D have rclinquishcd the print
conducted by me, and disposed Of Mi my int
Towers, from and afier the 4th Of September
be hereafter conducted on his own account.
All persons having business accounts arai,
with Lsmuel Towers for settlement /; and tho
requested to make immediate settlement, nv :,
who is authorized to receipt therefor.
Sept 5-eolw
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
Last Hours Of NTr. webster.

MARsHFlELD, October 23.-lO p. M.-Du-
ring the day Mr.. Webster conversed freely,
with great clearness Of detail, relative to his
private affairs, the condition of his farm, &C..
stating his plans fully. At five O'clock he
was seized with violent nausea, and raised
considerable dark matter, tinged with blood.
Great exhaustion ensned, and the physicians
announced to Mr.. Webster that his last hour
was approaching. He received the nnounc-
ment calmly, and called in all the females of
his family and addressed to them ndivi ual-
ly few words in farewell He then called
the male members and personal friends and
addressed them individually. He referred
to their past relations and bade them an af-
| lectionate farewell. After calling the rich
est blessings of Heaven upon Peter Harvey,
Mr.. Webster said, as if talking to himself
"On the oath Of October all that's mortal of
Daniel Webster will be no more.'' He
then prayed in full, clear voice, ending
"Heavenly Father: forgive my sins, and re-
ceve me to thyself through Christ Jesus -
He then coDversed with DR.. Jefr:es, who
said he could do nothing more. Mr.. Web
ster said--Then Lam to be here patiently
till the end. If it be so, may it come soon!'
Between 10 and II Mr.. Webster repeated
lndistinctly the words of poetry--Gray's
Eiegy. Fletcher Webster then repeated
the first line of the Elegy--
"The curie tolls tie snell of parting day"
"That's it; that's il, said Mr.. Webster.
A book was brought and the stanzas read,
which seemed to give pleasure. From ~
to he exhibited much restlessness, but
slight suffering. A fuintness now occur
red, which led him to think death was near
While in this condition some expressions
fell from him, indicating that his mind
would remain with him till the last. He
spoke of difficulty of dying, when DIR. JEFF
fries repeated the verse-"Though | walk
through the valley nf the shadow of death, |
will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy
rod aud thy staffthe comfort me.' Mr..
Webster said immediately ly-s.The fact; the
fact. That is what meant THY rod
thy rod; thy staf'-thy slafl!'" The close
was perfectly tranquil and easy. Mrs.
Webster was unable To witness his last mo-
ments but. awaited the event in her own
departments Mr.. Webster left special d.
rectiuns that he I've buried in an unostcnia-
tious manner. He will be inferred in South
Marshtield. The funeral is announced for
Friday noon. General Pierce will be pres
ent
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28

MARRIED, on Tuesday, the 18th inst
~ the Rev. J. w. Clark, Mr.. GEORGE
WEAELEY 10 Miss SAKAH STEWART. both ~
Hooking township.
The cake, in all its variety OF goodness. i
duly acknowledged. George, with mis- beau
H'ui BRIDE will Of course ever be happy and
prosperous. May their years be long and
tbeirjoys many!
nARRlED--On the 2Ist inst. nv n,
hneaer' at the residence Of her father. Wm.
Lamb, in Walnut township Fairfield 10, q.
MISS MARIA LAMB, to Mr. BANNER
FRIEND Of Pleasant township.
The gentle Lamb has found f.itlf.. Er,,,S
ne fooed-she inldedto her turtle .ovt.
nhd nov PLeesfLf lfiwe hope The, NJ s,.,,i
D'i"-ta DC ia iAer Of und Ing 'oye
CoM
% hAhklED-On the I4th inst. bv Tho
Ney; j. Sehlosser, HENRY NJ RRANDT
C'aoas' e. % AkAH A. BAUGHER, both OF
w the 18th, Ivy the san,e. Mr. CFOpcr
w. BUSBY aud Miss ANN n TpisfnTF
both oiPiessant township. '''1
On Thursday, Oct. 2Isi. by the po n.
) Hamilton, Mr.. JOHN TRY, Of ci,cIa
I city. VI '"''
On the 2Tst inst, by Rev. J. Waeepbala
mr.. WIN. BUNDEMAN 10 Miss ELIZA
BETH HOOVER, both Of this county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28

TRor' Oct. l6, 1859. Marker active st
improved prices. Sales Of the week roach
over 5s,0c0 lbs a, prices varyinp from 40 90
SOC. Stock on hand for sale abou, a,o ooo
lbs, including every grade aud kind or a.
merican, bm mostly or the Gne WOODS. some
Of our dealers have made a thorough inyesti.
CATION ofihe amount Of stock yet back in the
country, from which we gather the following
facts: Illinois none, Wisconsin none, Mich
lgan some 100000 lbs; Ohio about 300 ,0OC
lbs; Pennsylvania none; New York not "a
exceed 10000 lbs; g. Vernon tnear. y moth
ing. With such facts, together with the re-
markably light stock in the markets--Iess
by more than one halftban was ever known
before, at this season OF the year--we can
batsay. in our opinion il is fortunate for the
manufacturer who has bis stock trade in.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGEECE.
Bloody Array.

BALrrMoEE, Oct. 92.-A bloody ARRAY
occurred at the corner Of Fayetie and North
streets, about two days ago. a man By the
name Of Zimmerman, a notorious pggilist
and an Irish haekman named Hugh Sloan
had agreed 10 meet for the purpose Of SIGHT
ing to settle a difficulty Of long standing be-
tween them. At the appointed time the
parties accompanied by a number Of friends
met; hut, owing to some difficulty in orran-
ging the details, Sloan refused to fight
Zimmerman attacked him. and all parties,
with knives and pistols, followed suit. Al
this innctnre, Edward SlJau, brother Of
Hugh'E drove up, and, seeing the pcrilous
position of Hugh, jumped from bis hack,
drew knife, and stabbed Zimmerman To the
heart, and also inflicted terrible wound up
on man named Muckleby. Edward Sloan
then He'd, but was soon arrested thinner
man died almost instantly. Muckleby is
reported dying. The coroner'sjur has not
yet returned verdict.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
From, washington.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 25.-A rumpus, end
ing in fist fight, took place this morning il
Winder's building. The parties were i've
officers, namely, Col. Roberts and Capt Nc
Lane, both of the United States Rifles. Col
Roberts had rather the worst of it. The
contest grew out Of Capt. McLane's letter
respecting General Pierce in Mexico. Capt
Hardcastle was also prrtyin the quarrel
The Adjutant General gave immediate or.
ders for the arrest Of Capt. McLane for strik-
ing his superior.
[Capt. McLane, in his letter, stated that
an officer of the Army in Mexico slapped
Gen. Pierce's face, at u game of cards, and
that the insult was not resented on the spot
or SO far as he learned afterwards. Capt.
McLane is a Democrat and a son OF the
Hon. Louis McLane of Baltimore, but we
did not at the time consider the matter oil
Importance enough TO publish it. tits un-
derstood that he refuses to vote for General
Pierce, We publish the facts now in order
to have the above despatch understood. Ed
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
Cincinnati Market

CIEclYHATf, Oct. 26-River continues
to recede slowly, with feet inches in the
channel. Flour firm and in good demand.
with light receipts-shpping brands S3,2S
to $3.50; retailing do. SO, ,3S. Whisky l61.-
Wheat in demand at go to GO. Corn 40
Oats3o. Provisions entirely nominal Fair
demand for groceries--prices unchanged.
CIScINEATI, Oct. 26-Two hundred and
forty thousand pounds of Wool sold here
Saturday-one lot for AAGts Bacon sides
declined to cts. Sales 500 hogs for No
vember delivery at $3.50. Now running
River fallen 3 inches. Flour further ad-
vanced-3,000bbls. sold at S3,35@ 40 for
shipping brands. In other articles nothing
new since noon.
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EaIIIo Market.

BUFFALO, October 3..-Flour--There i.
good inquiry for -four this morning, but the
supply is almost exhausted and transaction.
restricted thereby. The only sales we note
are 200 barrels Michigan choice at S3,s7J.
Wneat--There is fair demand for whe at
at improved prices. The sales arc, 5000
bushels white Michigan at 80, free to boats
1900 white Ohio at 80, ahoat; $500 do. at 80;
30 10 bushels Chicago Spring at GS; market
firm.
Corn--In moderate supply and market
frm-sales, 1900 bushels at 57I.
Oats--in good demand and market steady.
Hops-do.
Whskey--Tbe market steady with good
inquiry. Sales $50 barrels, Snyder at 2Os,
part to arrive, and $50 barrels at 2O4.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
FARM FOR SALE.

ME undersigned, being Aesirons TO Change his bu
siness OF life, now offers tor sal. yajuabl
FARM, situate in BloOrp township Fairfield souatv
ONO, one nall miie North nf the town Of Royalton =
- Said Yarn contains over
TWO HUNDRED AND sIxTY.TWo Eiii
ACRES: more than tvo-tiiris of the same unaer
good state OF GUILTY. alton and the balance we'll timber
& ea Ihers are two farm houses, and large barn on
and an orchard Of the choicest selections nf srsed
fruit. % eFe''eu
SAID Farm csi &c divided so as to make two good
lafIns and will be sold seperate or together to suit
For particulars as 10 price and terms nsrsor, do
Srous OF purchasing are referred 70 A. McEeich Fsd
AhHaster, Ohio, or to the undersigned. who viii be
ionnd on the promises during the next two ,yeeLs
ocPt- ~, l1J2 JAMIS A. IIAppiSnN
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
Zeal Estate at Private Sale.

snb5erlber offers At private sale an sxeeiiap,
i'ru Of 2l2 acres Of land, situated on Clearcresk
ia Madison township about four miles southeast or
AMANDA ana eight miles south Of the city of Ian
caster, joining the sonth the land Of Lewis Young;s
mil tTac on the west the lands Of Isaac Wolf and D.
IN Abbott, on the north the land Of Robert Fowler
On ad farm there Is about 100 acres OF cleared land
GENERALIZATION, and the balance first rate timbered
On arc two DWELLING HOUSES, and Q Orchards Of
choice Fruit, Is well watered with good springs and
SEVER FAILING STREAM RUNNING THRoUeH IT.
iaeludlng the water privilege for GRIsT or other
MILL with from ~ 70 % feet fall near the road.
For farther information apply 70 the Subscriber In
Lancaster, Ohio. gEORCE WFJSZ
july II, loj2 ImsfI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
CIcYclnnd Marker.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 25.-Wheat---Quota.
tons do not vary from Saturdays figures
We hear only OF sale of 1900 bush mixed
at SOC. The best offer for white is s3c; foi
Northern roc.
Corn-Sales of small lots from store at
52c. We quote Jl;a55c.
FlOur-Sales of22O bbls strait superfine
on Saturday at 1915, also 200 bbls at 3 80
and 30 bbls extra $3.50
The receipts by the canal are not heavy
and the market is generaly without excite
ment The demand is fair for produce and
prices pretty firm.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28
e! !y!E555EsE5 al y
KAIL KOAD NnTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, to the Stockholders nj
" the Cincinnati. Wilmington and Zsnesyille Rai
Road Company. that an lnstalnent Of ten per cent.
upon each share of the Capital Stock of said company
is required to b paid to tho undersigned Treasurer
thereof at his office in Lancaster, on or before the
FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT, ard like install.
ment OF ten per cent every sixty d. IS thereafter I'm
til the whole amount is paid up.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGI Treasurer.
Cincinnati. W. & Zanesville Railroad Comoany
NoTEs.-lnerest will be allowed on all subscriS.
tions Of stock from the time paid in. until the road
is opened and in operation.
And for the convenience Of subscribers JoEI l..
tRASKLrS, Esl, Of Circevile has been appointed
to receive insslments from subscribers residing in
Piekaway county.
DANIEL MCLEAN, Esq ,of Washington, for those
residing in Fayette county, and
LAwREEcE frTzHUGH, Esq, of Wilmington, from
those residing in Clinton cou,iv
JOEL RAnEBAUGIT. Treasurer.
Cincinnati W. & Zanesyille RaiiroaJ ror,n.r',.
February 9. IS52 F7-s n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-10-28

CATAwBA WINE.-Our friend, o. w. Kre
mer, presented us day or two since with a
bottle OF choice Catawba, manufactured by
himself, from grape grown in the vineyard
of Mr.. Ochs, the first started in this county.
This is only beginning of the cultivation
of the grape in this county, an its success
warrants US in the belief that it is destined
to prove source of considerable profit. We
have many fine situations in the county for
its cultivation.